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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

Prince Bismarck was visited at Kis-
singer yesterday by deputa.ion of students
from the University Of Jena. His reply to the
address presented to him by the deputation in
dicates an intention on his part to make tour
of various German cities. He said he had half
promised to visit Stuttgart. Csrlsruhe, Mayence
Osnabruck and Geestemunde.
Prof. Haeckel. the leader Of the deputation
said: If YOU come crowds will flock from ali
parts of Thuringia. We know no difference be.
tween the Bismarck of the present and the Bis
marck of the past
The prospect of Prince Bismarck making q
tour of Germany causes q sensation in political
circles.
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TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
Results Of the Columbia Athletic and Orient
Clubs

Clubs
The fair weather Of yesterday afternoon was
taken advantage Of to play of a number of the
final games in the tennis tournament on the
court of the GAG. on q street.
number Of interested visitors were present,
among whom were a number of the tennis
talent Of the city and quite q sprinkling of
ladies, all of whom enjoyed the exhibition.
Some of the games were particularly closely con-
tested and marked with very interesting plays.
The consultations in singles were first played
off, Mr.. Metcalf winning. The following scores
were made: Metcalf W. Campbell, IS to g.
Metcalf Va. Wilson, 80 to 16; Campbell vs.. VIII
son, SO to 81
The games ~ far as played for first honors in
singles have resulted as follows: Davidson
VS.. Shields. IS to 30; Stoddart VS.. O'Leary. 81
to ~: Davidson vs.. Young, 40 to ID; Young vs..
Stoddart. 70 to 80
The contest between Messrs. Davidson and
Shields is by far tho most interesting yet played
in the series. Mr.. Shields proved himself .
very good match for Mr. Davidson, who holds
the tennis championship in the District.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4:3O the remainder Of
the finals in singles will be played of and the
doubles will be begun.
In the Orient Club tournament the series yes
terdav were as follows:
Singles-welch beat Copeland. 6-1 and Ga;
Steele beat Durant, 60 and 6-3; Stuart beat b.
WEIGH, go, ST and 6-1; Dalton bea Campbell,
60 and So; Barker beat Gee. 1-6 and IS;
Hayes beat Walker, SO and 60; WEIGH beat
Steele. &c and 4-6; Carpenter beat Geoghegan,
0-6 and 4-6: Newton beat Strong. 6-3 and 60.
In the finals Hayes il matched with Steele.
Stuart with Dalton, O'Leary with Riddle and
Peters and Blair. The doubles will be as fol-
lows: Geoghegan and Steele against Butter
worth and Gee. WEIGH and Walker against Blair
and Shields Burns and Barker against O'Leary
and Campbell and Hayes and GOodfellow
against Shaw and Dalton.
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The Fire at st. Johns,

The loss by the fire at st. Johns, N. F., will
reach go. 900, 600. The colony government will
very likely call special session of the legisla-
ture to pass an act designed to induce the alb
sentee landlords owning q large part of the
land on which the city is located to sell lots and
also an act providing for the raising of loan
10 enable tenants to purchase on the installment
plaza measure which would inspire hope
among the citizens and meets with public favor.
Three houses ut the West End were burned Mon
day night in an incendiary fire. The incendiary
has been arrested and placed aboard n warship.
A force of marines patrolled the streets yester-
day.
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At the cattle market. Union stock wards BEN
ming, yesterday 3s7 cattle were on the marke,
and sold as follows: lest sole from A. &c. to 4s1c
per pound; good. from &c. to 4ac. per pound
medium. from 8 &C. to s9.c per pound: CON-
dred and fosty-ive sheep and lambs on the
market and sold follows: Old sheep sold
from size. to 4'lc- per pound; lambs sold from
&c. TO TIC. per pound. Cows with calves sold
from 80 TO $40 each. State of the market
good.
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BAY RIDGE, THE CHILDREN's PARADISE
Shady groves. level play grounds, ideal spots
gravity road, dancing. daily concerts, boating,
bathing. fishing, grabbing, 81 round trip. b
and .. trains at 9:15 a. m, 80 p. m, 4:2S p.
m; Sundays at 1856 a. m, 80 p. m. 3:l5 p.
m.-ddvL
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WHAT MIR. JOHNSON WANTS.
Increases in Assessme nts Asked for in Hi
Report.

Representative Tom l. johnson of Ohio has
heretofore asked that the ASSESS ment Of real es-
tate in thc cities OF Washington and George
town just completed be increased 10 per cent.
An inspection of the following table will show
that in the matter of the increased
assessment asked for in his pc
titiOn fled with the board Of
appeals and equalization, printed in The STAR
of yesterday, the rate of increase prayed for is
not. in the ease of any piece of property men,
toned in his petition. less than IFS per cent
and il instance runs us high as 500 per
cent
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The b. AND o. have just put on new ticket
to Ocean City via Bay Ridge and return good
from saturday until the next Sunday week, for
s4-5O. Go and take bath.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

WITH TIE FAST SCHEDULE to the ocean on
Saturday YOU can reach Ocean City in time to
have charming dance in the grand pavilion Of
the Atlantic Hotel Where else can you do it,
leaving here at AIS in the afternoon.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

to Ocean City for $500 on Saturday and return
by 10 o'clock Sunday after visiting the most
magnificent beach in the world?-Adrt
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90, Limited
For Potomsc River Lsndines
G s rs-pn wsaefeid ON AoNDAr THuEspt1 ~
FRIDAY and suspAF. 4n. s, M on iohADAi'
stramsr zrrowsmith on MONDAY and wEnSEs-
R.t u q On %E iSs 81 and Pkfbsr
special rate. for trps to the pscsurvsque Lover rs
CIV RIDLEY,
Sl2 General Man<psr.
TEE srfAMFRs eEoRaE LAW AND W ".
J. COLT for Excursions sud all River rsss,dinxs
leave 81 e. wharf every SUNDAY. wEpSIsDIY
and rhIpAr An Passengers and freisa 60
iyp-sm Z n MIDDAUGH, a<eu.
EoRTREss MONROE AND NORFOLK
sseamsrs LADY or THE LAKE. aud MosELEr-
rsre 81 50 Round I'm. o..
Monday. wsdne.day,. ha4 days s.furass " ssas sur
Mondays, Tps.dsys. Thursdays, Pridays and susdsys
Thrsush tickets 20 New forl- Tslepsone e.ll. 1870
NaEyLsNn AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 90
seeenlmsd.,,cns Our ,r.s. = ssitImsr. - -.
ss.1y soSbss and = Q n e. H.sr
landings. All freight must be TreDaid Por lou Ia
''''n.aon' ''''t s iae sRo pa ArsS..
my24-3m eth Il. wharf az go Pa sv.
y mouth. Va Norsalt sni wsa,in,isn. ~ -,
stesmbert comp.nys PALACE STEAMERS WASH
!. ssS .s 4 s'y, ever, Sss :, M ~.
6is. ISL and 1871 P.aa.yissnis sss ''''''
" Ask foF Jackets sis The nsS ,in ses.,,.u.x
SAL Gen $40,
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ADVERTISING.

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u whore st any tina writs 70 GEO. y. NOVEL; q
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passe3ry o. AZ sse 49, esssrs end elss. sss'.sas
deal Of informas,on seol, rates and other n.ss -
Hky ADvk8T1eno Bu18Au 70 spru4 =
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The Germans are hoping that Gladstones
victory viii not be a sweeping one out of regard
for Italy and the dreibund
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Win THE NEW FAST SERVICE offered bv the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad you can reach
Ocean City every Saturday evening in five
hours and half, and don't you forget it,
r.
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NorE-This etter has date
Marion Harland endorses and uses
Cleveland's Baking Powder.

February S, 1892.
After long and careful trial of others, prefer
Clevelands Baking Powder for several reasons
Clevelands is pure cream of tartar and soda
MIXTURE not containing alum ammonia or any other
substance deeterious to the human stomach
Cakes mullins, biscuits, &c.. in which Cleveland's
Baking Powder is used. keep better.
like quantity of Clevelands Baking Powder
goes further and does better work than any other of
which have knowledge 1t is therefore cheaper
PoMPToN, N J. sMrx2<<x, ALau%~<
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SUMNER RESORTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ELKToN HOTEL
In the BEAUTIFUL Shenandoah valley. Rases % PET
DAY. go ~ and slo per week sp~cisl rates 10 p&r
je2aAlms r. y EMERSON, Proprscsor
''THE krTJAr.NyN;.
VIII open June - Enlarr~a nearly douhie and
sreatly tmproved The largest bsst appaint~d and
le2l-lm VA BRoDHKAp SONS
GLEN RIDGE HOUSE.
CornvAlI-on-she-Hua-on. y. Y.
Aooern improvements, beautiful GROUNDS and sxsnsr
uy~rc-Sn Moderate rates. Circular frcs.
~ . Formerly the Ketockeu.
,,, yJJrn Nay Ia Address the owner, Ccl. " v.
WHITE, Proprietor. Lcesbur. Va yyq-lsts
noN'T SIND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD
As houss when ct low rates you can get sswnssis
~ rson e~I east and healsh li,nitst nymheI
SAhk HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Laks Parf
MG. my-.0-2m
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Observation-Disclosures

A TLANTIc HOTEL
Under T.n.ssn sEs ;. f HlE5 Nd tAeE Of u
Senate sestsursnt. Washinrton. D. G.
ssss
in syerythinx New furniture silver ware. linen. As
light and elevator. The company have Few steam
snd 4. inS Ss,sss
on the Atlantic ocean For further information APPLY
Hesslm Manager Atlantic Hassi d,. rae ctfy
SEASIDE HOTEL OCEAN CITY. MD. OPEN
Ocean City Map 't crSulsfs At Star once s31'i%
FdRsT-oLAss BOARD, w,rv
Se-ew. ~ Soloni. tiI Bach. Va
HOTEL HENLoPEN.
CAPE HENLoPEN CITY. Rehoboth. DsL.
will reopen Saturday. June %. 1892
Write for circulars.
my17-9m' WALTER BURTON. Manager.
CoLToNs POINT. MD, NOW OPEN: NEAR
newly FURNISHED; tvss. Sandsons cossases faeins
the beach, oysters. nsh crabs boating table unsur
p.s ssim Rates. 81 g Sa Rsi aey proprietor
MQoRE's HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT
aay 9Psa month sss Ga
iSa EAT HE,' SooRF
s p. old poIM
Ssl Gay Sssa
priesor je15-eo2m
DOTOMAC HoTEI. ST. GEORGES ISLAND ND !,
opens july / Il 40 PER day, - Ter week. $40 per
month Slecial rates to families for one month OF
LONGER. Splendid sailing and bathing Boats for sail
ing free.
:, Take steamer GEO; LEARY. which leaves for P,ney
Point ISssasy. TnSprT aEy saturdays and sun
ST. Marys county, Md
Xander. OIL 7th st. NV je2S-lms
HOTEL COLCHESTER,
Al Colchester Beach, Md.
Now open for the season; good fishing: salt water
bathing; newly furnished throughout: two boats and
daily mail. For further particulars adtfress
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THE CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC AVENUE,
u, ! near the beach: Ocean view from every room
Home comfort. Electric cars to the house. ALBERT
T: LEHMAN, Rhode Island and Atlantic avenues
je13-eo.em
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THE EDGEWATER,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Under present management ten years
Jy0-1m E. d. PARKINSON
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HOTEL COLCHESTER,
Al Colchester Beach. Nd.
NOW open for the season; good fishing: salt water
bathing newly furnished throughout: two boats and
daily mail. For further particulars address
Je24-1m @. z. holland. Manager
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OCEAN VILLA. ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. ONE
" square from station; near beach; 1900 Pacific
ave.. corner South Carolina ave- home comforts
te102m Mrs VIM TAYLOR.
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THE EIKTON. KENTUCKY AVE. ATLANTIC
desirable location: modern convenience. Open all
year. Mrs. z. WILL. mysND-;,m
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MISUNDERSTANDING NEw-OCEAN VIEW;
foot Of New York ave. Atlantic City. NJ. Terms:
$40. Sl2 and $14 per week. ]. W. HASLET. jy1-1m'
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Ocean end Delaware ave.. Atlantic City.
Opens June 10 e. to 81 80 per day. e10 to S15 DER
week. (ie1O-eo3anl JONAH WOOTfON.
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MONTEREY HOTEL. ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
4A Ocean end OF New York ave.
Cool situation; all comforts; excellent table:
1y1Rm Z. X. NEWCOMER.
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].

I A FONTAINE. KENTUCKY AVE, ATLANTIC
class /. "a 10 3l2.
1y7lHm O. g. WkIGHT.
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L. L GoRsUCH, NJ. D.,
Omce. OH Summit Street,
Sold by druggists, 10 cents.


The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway is 'the only one' running
solid vestibuled electric-lighted and
steam.heated trains between Chicago,
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Milwaukee, La
Crosse, Winona, St. Paul and Minneap-
oils, making direct connection at Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Omaha with all lines for
all points in Nebraska, Wyoming, Col
orado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Washing
ton, Nevada and California: at st. Paul,
with all lines for all points in the
Northwest and Puget Sound.
1t now operates over six thousand
miles of thoroughly equipped road, in
Illinois, Wisconsin, Northern Michi-
gan, Minnesota, Missouri, Iowa, South
and North Dakota.
Through sleeping cars between Chi
cago and Portland, Ore, owe Northern
Pacific railroad via jamestown, Butte,
Spokane Falls, Tacoma and Seattle. II
you arc going West to locate or visit
you will save money by writing to VIM.
Kelly, jr., travelling passenger agent,
No. so South Third street, Philadelphia,
for rates OF fare, maps, time tables and
full information furnished free. All
coupon ticket agents in the United
States and Canada bavo tickets over the
Chicago, Milwaukee q St Paul rail-
way; ask for them.
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HAn1psu1RR
who stan cling to the Lost cause-A rypi
cal southern "Blow out"

Who stan Cling to the Lost Cauao-A Typi'
cal southern "Biowout"
To he D4aor ofrhe Intartsenes.
sR:-Last night was the occasion oil
a big Democratic blow out here. The
external ere works failed utterly, but
the internal were n great success. The
character OF every demonstration,
whether by drunken men or those duly
sober, showed that the recent Demo.
cratic victory is regarded as a triumph
OF state rights and u victory Tor seces'
sion, The men who once did what they
could to destroy the honor OF this ma
ton were seen in the parade. When
the black clouds OF relentlessness were
o~yerhanging this glorious land, when
the heaying bosom OF the nation was
covered with blood, when she lay gasp
ing in paroxysms oil death, when tho
dark pail Of death and gloom covered
the union which was threatened by
rebels within and England from with.
out, when tho flsgs OF the Confederacy
1oated within sight oil the national
capital, these same men, many OF them,
were trying to divide this glorious land
Of ours. This demonstration, with its
transparancies, its public declarations
and its general appearance OF secession,
proves that its promoters, whether
they be ex.rebels or their offspring,
live on the passions OF tho past and
draw sweet solace from the graves Of
their buried faith.
They hug to their bosoms as a di-
yinely sent inspiration the rancors and
and bitterness OF q lost cause. They
revel in the history OF bygones with
its sorrow and gloom, blood and death.
They have proved thatthey do not
believe theirs was o '1ost cause; that
they still love the confederate flag and
the doctrine OF States rights" that
their pr~etensions of patriotism have
been hypocritical, and that they have
been brooding over the past in silence,
midst the stencil Of discussion, seces'
sion and rebellion. They have proved
that their declaration OF principles is
but q thin shell which covers its real
principles, which, from stem to stern,
every rail, plank, nail, shingle, sash or
rafter, is reft and rotten.
This demonstration, in spirit, thanks
God for the power to rape justice in the
south and r e its thugs, roughs and
toughs from the laws they outrage in
shooting down p~eaceable Republicans.
1t thanks God for the ability to han
die election machinery even here in
Romney in such n way as to prevent
honest, intelligent young colored men
from voting, threatening them with
prison cells and dungeons if they dare
exercise their rights.
1t thanks God for the glorious privi-
lege OF boycotting Republicans in bust
ness, OF ostracising Republicans in
social life, and trampling upon their
rights without mercy.
Very respectfully,
A SOLDIER.
Romacy, W. Va, Noc. 90, 1892.
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Newsy LENS From the Busy City on the
S~IononEnhslR.
Special Correspondence: Cfte intelligence.
FA1RMoNr, Nov. 24.-This Thanksgiv-
ing morning opens with the coolest
weather of the season. The little city
on the hill is wrapped in a mantle OF
white. People are rushing along at a
city rate with overcoats buttoned and
ears protected from tho biting frost.
| Mine Host Skinner is almost swearing
ANYONE acquainted with him knows
what that means) because the water
pipe in front OF the hotel is frozen, thus
cutting off his water supply. The trains
are all late this morning and a very dis
gusted set OF guests are at the hotel,
worried because they will not reach
home in time for Thanksgiving turkey.
The natural gas supply here is album
dant this cold weather and the citizens
OF the town are enjoying a luxury not
dreamed OF a few years ago.
Main street from the iron bridge
across the ravine to the street above the
Continental Hotel, is paved with fire
| brick, giving that part OF the city quite
q metropolitan appearance. The entire
street will be thus paved in the early
spring.
Booher, of Cameron, have purchased
Comerford's drug store, and are now
filling prescriptions for their many
patrons.
The cold weather has put a temporary
| stop to the building boom, but it will
resume all the more as soon as the
weather will permit.
The new normal school building is
nearing completion, and it will be a
beautiful edifce and q credit to the
state. It seems a pity, though, that the
entire building contemplated could not
have been built at first. 1t looks in
this, as has been in many other matters
in our state, like a penny wise and
pound foolish" policy.
Circuit court is in session here, and
Judge Hagans is clearing the docket as
fast as the wheels OF justice can be
turned, with the assistance OF many
members Of tho bar. By the way, there
is not a county seat OF the size OF Fair
mont in the state that has an ADLER set
OF lawyers at the bar.
Last night was received the charter
Of the American Union League organic
ed here about a month ago by the ma
tional president, +. II. Crago, Of Wheel
ing. The league starts with twenty-six
charter members, which will be in
creased to fifty by the holidays. The
membership here embraces some OF the
very best citizens OF the place, and all
are enthusiastic over not only the in
Surance features Of the order, but also
tho sonial claimant
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ABAD WOMAN.
Bsrtha Laws Again IN the nandS of thu
Police on n serious Charge.

Bsrtha Laws Again IN Inc Hand of the
Police on n serious Charge.
New Yonx, Nov. 25.-Bertha Laws.
the adventures who was the cause OF
downfall of aged Consul General Ruiz,
of Ecuador, has fallen into the hands OF
the police again. Wednesday she
passed a worthless check for S25in pay
ment Of some gloves she had bought at
Hindle's store, at No. 1907 Broadway,
receiving So so in change. To-day she
made a purchase in Clausen's art store,
at No. Al Sixth avenue, and rendered q
check for SG4 in payment. While the
clerks back was turned she stole a por-
celain painting worth S45. The paint
ing was missed and when Mrs. Laws
was arrested it was found upon her.
At the West Thirtieth street station
she gave her address as the Hotel Bar
tholdi. She is under $1,000 bail Tor
swindling Consul Ruiz.
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If you Ffeel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS


From the Daily Raeak, Whatcon. Wa,h.
at. G. Burnett, the Democratic can
didate for sheriff, was taken violently
III at C%learbrook. He had all the
symptoms OF Aslatic cholera, and for
an hour or two it was feared ne would
die. They finally gave him a dose Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhGa Remedy, which revived him
until a physician arrived" This is
precisely what the manufacturers Of
that medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for a physician, but give their
medicine until the physician arrives.
II cholera becomes prevalent in this
country next summer this preparation
will be in great demand because it can
always be depended upon.
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LONDON, Nov. 26.-The new German
emigration bill as described by Berlin
correspondent OF tho Daily Nsus com,
pels all emigration agents TO take out
licenses and to submit their books to
the government for inspection. The
bill prohibits emigration Of men be-
tween the ages of seventeen and twenty
five, who are liable to military service.
1t also prohibits tho emigration OF Ger
mans whose fares are paid by q foreign
company or an agent. Several other
stringent regulations are introduced the
purpose of which in to render emigra-
ton difficult,