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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
TIE wyoulse caTTIswEs

CHEYEXNE, Wy. AEg G-Tas cattle.
men pFisoaers we're brcaShE Into coaEt To-
day aud formally charged ~ Eth the nuFdes
OF Champion and Ray. They we're oouoa
over until Aug - for trial. The pTis1R=rs
gsre released on bail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
no special Harry.

Jess-Gcorge told Eshel he vas hsr
for time and eternity.
Tteas--yF bat did she ssy7
Jess-Suggested that they put a ne
Wedding for couple % thousand year.
yet-Jury.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
Taken Literally.

Stalate-To prove my love there i,
nothing would not do for you.
Ethel tyawning)-All right; wind ur
the clock and kiss Fido good night.-'N.
Y. Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
WHEN THE DINNER BELL RINGS

People ought to feel hungry, and when
they feel hungry they ought TO have good
digestions. But. alas! they don't-fre-
quently. That plague alike of the just
and of the unjust; of the abstemious and
the glutton; of youth, middle age and
life's confine-the protean imp, dyspepsia
-exacts dire penalties for appetite's ap
peasement in the shape of heartburn, wind
on and uncomfortable distention of the
stomach, and general disturbance in the
gastric region. Dyspepsia is very gener-
ally accompanied by bowels, insomnia and
nervousness. for each and all of which, as
well as their cause, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the nations chosen remedy.
Malarial. rheumatic and kidney troubles,
lack of strength and flesh and failure of
appetite and the power to rest TRANQUILITY,
are also overcome by the Bitters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

what, sir? You take my daughter
away from me and now you have the
hmpudence 20 AK for my money!
Certainly, sir. Doesn't one good
turn deserve snotbcr?'-Chicago News
Nearly Ready
Little Boy-Papa. / wish you'd send
me To college.
Papa-It viii take iong time 70 pro
pare you for college. my son
Little Boy-Hubi You just carns
down 20 the river and see me pail an
ozr.-Good News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

CHICAGO, Aug. 6-Miss Mary II. Will
lard, mother Of Miss Frances Il. Willard,
died at her home III Evanston shortly aft er
midnight. SEe was s. years OF age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

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EAyrss-sss gssss-si gs0rsh Al less ss'cseck thls
..ass....ax = LOGS Las@ O. q sosc.zl EsAaE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

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tfs s.Her ulafis ~
tae WpgsrsstoU q
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tsrrb Ken eSg
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tssf czsh fer an
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

Customer-Haven't you made those
pants too short?
Tailor-Der pants vas all right, but
your legs vas too long.-Texas Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07

tSoatFT dov--
o.. fpr psE.sc zzGsr 80 tress
Css;zrss aes cazsa sr.s -sss,
Tlzra-es3 via osssaes zasa ner.e.s a.s s~--.
ToGetssF vita AIS All E.ez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
FORD COUNTY REPUsuCANs,

By its intrinsic merit Hoods Sarsspa-
rilla has won the confidence of the people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
No Hurry.

Judge Wakefield. of Waco, Texas. has
a son Of whom the judge is very proud
lie thinks the boy has a judicial mind.
and viii grow up 20 be great jurist
The boy Is, however, very lazy.
A few days ago the judge Eaid:
My dear boy, why don't you study
more industriously? I want you TO be-
come a great jurist- You have not
touched your books to-day"
I'm not going to study any to-day"
responded the indoIent youth. II don't
see that IL makes much difference. pa,
whether become a famous jurist a few
days sooner or later. Teens SiftingA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-07
The CutthrOat Commits Suicide in
His Hiding Place Rather
Than Surrender.
The Pursuit of the California Train Rob-
bers COntinued-A Deputy Sheriff
Killed by One of the Bandits.

A Hartford Woman Does a Profitable
Business in the Purchase and Sale of
Illegitimate Ohildren-An Eec-
tion Feud in Louisiana Re-
suits in the Murder of
Judicial Officer = a
Tennessee Election
Fight-Minor
Mention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17
Naval Academy Candid ates.

The following is the list of candidates who
have reported at the Naval Academy for exam
nation: W. J. Chevens, Louisiana; ]. H
Holden, Indiana; ". S. Ellis, Arkansas; G. T.
league, Texas; E. N. Corning, New York; ]. c.
Dabney, Virginia; ]. A. Cadwalladar, Wiscon-
sin; ID. W. Wertzbaugh, Texas; Il. A. Dean
New York; ]. Reynolds, Iowa; J. d. Terry. yir-
ginia; E. Webster, New York. A. z. Kalhack
Pennsylvania; L. Beall, Pennsylvania: r. G.
Mcconnell, Pennsylvania; G.. G. Hassella, Mis-.
sissippi; X. Parke. West Virginia; s. II. Nc
Mullen. Indiana; G. A. Linthicum. Mississippi
N. NJ. Olsen, Wisconsin; H. o. Bisset, Mary.
land; c. E. Cranberry, Alabama: r. b. Apple
white, Indiana; II. Z. Walker. Indiana: H. n
Norwood, Massachusetts,; ]. Briggs, Indiana
consin; P. NJ. Irens, Virginia; j. r. Daniel
New Hampshire; ]. ]. Bryant, jr., Illinois; J.
I. Ward, Texas, r. J. Curtin, Pennsylvania
and b. W. Harrison, Wisconsin.
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DEGREES TO DOCTORS.
Commencement Exercises Of the Medical
Department of Georgetown College.

Commencement Exercises Of the Medical
Department of Georgetown College.
An immense throng is in attendance at the
forty-third commencement of the medical de-
partment Of Georgetown University at Albaughs
this afternoon, and the sixteen graduates will
receive their well-won diplomas surrounded by
pretty girls and flowers and with the Marine
Bands delightful music to lend additional
charms to the moment.
The following composed the graduating class:
George Barrie, Australia; Wilfred NJ. Barton,
Michigan; Walter C. Byrne, New York; Charles
NJ. Hammett, jr., District of Columbia; Edwin
r. Hodge, Maryland; Louis Award johnson,
District of Columbia; Chas. T. Kennedy, Texas;
". Stanley Pitts, Iowa: Paul Richmond, New
Jersey; Joseph l.. Sanford, Virginia; Reuben
Martin Searcy. A. B., Alabama; Frank 7. Vale
District of Columbis William Francis Walter,
A. NJ, District of Columbia; Samuel Z. Watkins,
District of Columbus; Robert Paine Wendell,
Ph. B.. Mississippi; Warren W. Wimberly, A. B.,
Georgia.
The officers Of the class are r. E. L. New
berne. president: Falconer Davidson, vice presi-
dent; II. Morton Bowen. secretary: Chas. b.
Campbell, treasurer; T.. ID. Perkins. librarian.
The arrangements were Ill the hands OF the
following committees: Executive committee
William F. Walter, chairman: George Barrie,
Wilfred NJ. Barton, Walter c. Byrne. Chas. NJ.
Harlmett. jr., Louis A. johnson, Chas. T. Ken
nedy. Joseph j.. Sanford, Warren W. Wimberly,
Chas. Il. Campbell.
COMMITTEES farrangements-AlfredD Wilkin-
sor, chairman; Geo. A. Bailey, Robert f.
Dodge. Chas. NJ. Emmons, W. Lawrence Hob
htzell. J. Spencer iIough. Arcturus L. Howard.
Cha' e. Marbury, Joseph NJ. OMalley, Henry
T. Schildroth.
Reception commitsee-Clark I. Wertenbaker
chairman; VIM. d. Appich. Joseph W. Ander-
son, A. Stewart Donuan. ThaddeUs Galeski.
Harry p. Kaufman. II. u. MAYER, Jesse Rams
burgh. Victor E. Watkins. Geo. W. Wood, John
ii. Drown Abbott s. Pawn.
The Rev. ]. Ravens Richards. s. J., president
of The university, confirmed the degrees. the
yaledictory being delivered by Rober. Paine
Wendell. Md. and the address to the grad
yates being delived by Rev. d. ]. Stafford, d. ID.
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The Supreme Court Adjourned

The Supreme Court of the United States yes
terday adjourned for the present term and will
not meet again until next October. All The
justices of the court were present. Justice La
mar. who has been seriously ill., having recov-
cred sufficiently to again take his place on the
bench Mr.. Lamar showed the effects OF his
illness in feebieness and a thin and peaked
countenance, but it is expected that rest during
the summer will restore his health. Before adj
journirg the court announced its opinion in
great number of cases, clearing lis docket Of all
eases argued before il except comparatively
few heard recently
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A New Commercial Agency.

The Austro-Hungarian government has con-
sented to the establishment of a United States
commercial agency at Haida Bohemia, and Mr..
". L. Durham of The District of Columbia has
been placed in charge OF the Office. This is the
only foreign goyeramen. that has been granted
this privilege at Haila. 1t is understood that n
similar agency will be established a. Bodinbach
Bohemia.
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rIeade & Bakers
CarbOliC rlOuth Wash

Cures bleeding, spongy,
liberated, and receding
gums. Corrects any
offensive odor from the
mouth, arrests decay,
preserves and beauties
the teeth, and imparts a
delicious fragrance to
the breath.
Send your name and
address on postal card,
and 4 sample t,ottle will
be sent free of charge.
MEADE & BAKER
CARBOLlC MOUTH WASH CO..
Richmond. Va.
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the genuine" which has the sig
nature of Johann Hoff" on the
neck of every bottle. Eisner &
Mendelson Co. Sole Agents and
Importers of Mineral Waters, 6
Barclay street, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-17

A Postal Station at Mount Pleasant.
A postal station has been established at corne,
18th street and Park avenue, Mount Pleasant
with money order and registration facilities. II
will be known as Station O.
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fsufered with catarrh for three years. had con-
siderable trouble with my head. My nose would stuff
up. which would give me dull pains in my head
was compelled to clear my throat frequently. which
felt full and uncomfortable but the greatest trouble
was in my left suffered extremely times with
q most excruciating pain in the and all times
there were ringing noises in it, all through my head
my hearing impaired. especially in my left
suffered 80 severely that about two months ago /
went 10 DIR. Jordan % see something could be done
% relieve me Of my misery He assured that /
could get relief and commenced treatment at once
In few days the pain left the noises in my head
grew less my and throat cleared until now can
conscientiously say that well; my hearing excel
lent no pain no noises, my and throat natural
and IN every way much better than fer a long time
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Or THE LJ99n1oE HABIT POS

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II TIMELY CURED BY ADNINIsTERINd
1t fs manufactured as powder. which can be given
in glass OF beer, cup of coffee or tea in food
without the knowledge Of the patient 1t IL absolutely
harmless and will effect permanent and speedy cure
ho.ic wreck. has been given in thousands OF cases
and In every instance perfect cure has followed It
never fails. The system once impregneted with the
specihc i becomes an utter impossibiity for the
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., SOLE PROPRIErORs
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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bad Of g. p. WARE. under Eb5itt HOUSE. Warrington,
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:: ::::: .:: Co: i &C! -; go:
CREEDE, THE new COLORADO WONDER,
Another Leadville.
MILLING COMPANY
CREEDE COLORADO.
public
Nosubsript"n taken
Capital
Fu npaidand n
100000
Denver,
Bauke PeopIe'sN Denver Col
Prcs. J..
GEORGE e. w
CeCd the
the Last Ahysa
Faon to ship
day
hamlet
y is,a nesd
Ihsoanrany
ofcaryng nu:s work
personnel oe directory the Ohhor
the Amongst the aenuah
State ofcolaado Connani theLn
Millions would not
hen leorebod edeveopnd
placed
Gifts
fully million
one deal alone involving the million
northwest Washington De- who will
r"i"@Hon
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ADVERTISING.

n you WISH 70 ADVERTISE AYYTHINo ANY
y whsv shy ams write 70 GEO. p. HOWELL D
CO.. 10 spfuse st., New York su2l-ly
EvE1Y ONE N NEED OF INF0RMATIoN ON
S2N q .1ses foe Advsrtassss" sos gssss; yies 81.
sssssat sossS Re. y 3assssa Ss.sp.e p
D1recefU 81 ~ ths bsst pspers and class jeurnals;
deal Of about retes and other natter Per
;3'a i'i 6 ,ssS';'St: IS Sf ss::s ::s
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FOR TABLE USE
JOHANN II OFF g

MALL LA 1t<tSI ldI
excels all other Malt
TONES. 1t is highly in
MIGRATING, and yet not
intoxicating. To Inva-
lids, Old People, Nurs-
ing Mothers and Deli
cate Children it is a
priceless boon. Don't
experiment with the or
binary tonics. Buy only
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

THE STEAMER GEORGE LAW, FOR ALL RIVER
l. landings leaves 9th ST. wharf every sunday, We'd
nesdsy and Friday At am Passenger and freighs
spS5-Im J. \. MEADDAUGH. Aren't
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS
~ mouth, Va. Norfolk and Washington, d. C.,
Steamboat Colnpany's PALACE STEAMERS WASH.
INGTON and NORFOLK leave every day In the yes1
at D. from wharf foot OF 9TH st. connecting Nh
all through trains for the south and west Ofces 5IX
6l9, l:S5l and l42l Pennsylvania ave.
q AJAX for tickets via the new line.
JNo. CALLAHAN.
jail Gen. sup1
FOR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
y Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Pare, el.5l
Round TN, so Stesmsr leaves Oh ST. wharf, ter
minus Of cable cars, "WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SUN
DAY. pm. Lighted with electricity and refurnished
throughout. Through tickets 90 Boston, Including
Telephone call, 1850. q. 4 o. ofices-5l3 and i45i.
and y. O.. o1s and 1851 PennA. ave.
iy10 ALFRED WOOD IA
CTEAMER ..wAKEFTELD"
- Leaves TN 81 wharf on MONDAYS. THuRspAYs
s 4 d, SaTuRDArs y . am; Returning TUESDAY.
FkIDAf and SUNDAY evenings.
For Nomini Greek, Va, and Sc Clements Bay "a
touching Mt intermediate LANDINGS.
Passenger accommodations FIRST class"
G. w. RIDLEY,
ye General Manager.
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MEDICAL, &c.
nR. CARLETON.

507 18th st. NV,
Washington, D. C.
Graduated London. England, 1865.
And New York 1879.
IF YOU HAVE AZ AILMENT.
Acute chronic. or hereditary you can he rapidly re-.
stored to health and strength by the scientific app-
cation of electricity and the therapeutic measures
successfully practiced by DIR. Carleton.
IF YOU HAVE
Failing memory neuralgia wandering pains. all gone
feeling. more tired in the morning than going to
bed energy either for work society," dizzy spells
(vertigo) dul stupid feeling, unable to concentrate
the mind upon any subject, pain in the back. weak
back, bad taste in the mouth pimples sallow and
skin. tremo:s palpitation of the
heart feel generally used mp and that life is losing
its charms for you it is pretty certain that
afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
nd you should at once consult Dr. Carleton, who is
positively the only advertising surgeon in the United
States who treats these troubles recognized scientific
and curative principles, and has made the successful
treatment of these troubles life study. Expert ur-
nary analysis, chemical and microscopic. Neurasthe-
mia nerve exhaustion) diseases of the bladder kid
neys, skin. blood or nervous system any acute or
chronic disease within the range Of my specially
be treated with skill and success born of experience
and an earnestness of desire to benefit patients
Hours, 9to2, 4toS. Sunday. o to only. Consulta-
ton free. For further particulars see Post"
my7-eof
DILES (HEMORRHOIDS) PILES
l. For the scientific treatment and radical cure of
above distressing complaint without the of the
knife lisature or caustc, pain detention from
business, consult
DR.. o. ]. CARLETON.
J01 Isth ST. NV.
myG-d,exm Cure guaranteed.
nR. MULLER. lO,7 9TH ST. NV, TREATS ALL
- chronic affections of the eye, throat, lung
liver, kidneys and nervous diseases. Once hours,
to II a. N. and 10 Tr.in. mh5-:slns
CONSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYsI-
near forty five years at !6 ST. I'VE have re-
duced the signs OF incpient disease almost to GER
tainty by examining into the chemical character of
urinary deposits We will describe yoT- disease and
symptoms without asking question ty he FIR urine
In the morning. We treat all diseases ccessiuIly
which the human family subject--dyspeisia con-
silaton, piles, scrofula rheumatism, hits.
and all nervous Diseases diseases of the skim lungs
stomach. kidneys, &c. ap26-lms
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT CAN
be obtained. with the best of medical references.
bynIplyng at
nR. BROTHERS. INvIGORATING CORDIAL IS
~ a powerful Nerve Stnpulant and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralga, Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of people who
are weak. miserable, letharyic. Sleepy lack aInb-
ZION and zest there il no remedy equal to this Cordial.
IL has been in Tor forty Ave years in this city.
Laboratory. 9Od st. s.w. apl.3- 1ms
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To-Day our Black Line IS known the world over
the standard We were the hrst put eolored line
IN cotton hose Why Because others trying TO
INITIATE our goods. compelling TO protect ourselves
To-Day other man ufecturers putting coored
Ia cotton hose bur DO not o. chcted insist Black
Line Your dealer may tell You Others good.
because he can make more money out Of them. Buy
only hoe with this pink wrApper and . single pure
Black Line.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Is. 1891
9Th and SITS.
Through the erandssf scenery in America. with tbs
handsomest and musi complete solid Train service
West from Washington.
200 p.m.-'Cincinnati Fast Line Solid Train
Washington 10 Cincinnati without change arriving
depot for Indianapolis. ST. Louis, kc.
ii. 10 =. M, the famous ''E y. v. Nestfbule Linn
ited"-a solid vtibue train dining car for Gin
cinnati, Ohio, Lexington and Louisville. KY arrfv-
ing at Cincinnati al % pm. Lexington g. 20 D. NJ,
all points
vile, Richmond waynesboro'. stanton and prfD-
cipal Virginia points.
tO.57 a. IN. via r and p Railway and Richmond 70
Old Point Comfort and Sorfolk-ONLY RAIL LINE
Pullman locarons and Tickets at Company Ofioes.
5l3 and l421 Penna ave.
nolo II. " FULLER, Gent Passenger Agent
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EREE DENTGL INYfRMARY-TEETH FILLED
snd srtActel testA tneerssd without charge excey
cQef Of lnsteftal - st. n ". dental department
except Sunday; extraction free tnnrmary open from
nENfAL NFTkHARY-NATIONAL UNIyER-
~ sity, cor. eth I'D sss. Va Open 70 s. ali the
year. Exrecting g.. frsA fnlings md plates at
cost OF materials. feloAtr
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DENTISTRY.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
1917 Penn. ave. nv.
Our Specialtiee:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK OR TEETH WITH
OUT PLATES

Teeth that have decsysd and broken away may be
opsratsd upon by this Systsm eIo~ns snsratted nno9
and seryiceabe IN every way as natural ones 10 Be
succeeds artificial must be constructed that
shall permanently arrest decay at the broken end o
the root and enough 70 prevent spttng Of the
that crowns have all these requirements and when
combined With t1dse work. which consists In supply
ing teeth that hsve been extracted. makes the
beautiful .ad durable appliance ever e, devised =:
plate TO cover the roof OF the mouth. The advance
ept in dentistry has been great in the last few
patients OF the Evans Psfors assured of receiving
y Se1sas q to- p..cscsd 6ns apged in re Iost
q Sork rtn p fogn1 = rss.ons5ls = Y CONSISTENT
Az operations pertaining 10 profssson- Fine gold
Alngs, ARTIFICIAL teeth on eold plstna. rubber and
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RAILROADS..


X IcHkoNp AND DANvII;L2 RAILROAD co.
All trains arrfve and leave at fnnsylv.nl. P.-<en-
ref station. Washington. ID. &.
40 am. Daily. lorai for L. -hhurg. connects
With Norfolk and Western rallrosd. Connects 81
Mansssas Tor Front Royal aud Strasburs daily. excers
II 10 .m.-paiiy for ali prin, ipsl p,ints south %
Al hv i-ions 4 Richmond and Dsnyille system. Pull
.,9nne,tihS thence with Sle-rer New urlesns via
Aontsomery. and for Memphis VS. birmingham,
uniting Al Danysle with Sieier foF AuCusia nnd ID
town.
AZ. m.-naily. except sunday. for warr-n.on ana
rsnse and through traih Tor Front Royal aud strss
u cor. m.-Daly WASHINGTON AND SOUTH.
WESTERN YES IlBrLEp LIMITED. ssomy,ns-d en-
ury "a Pullman SLEEPER. Dining, Psrlur. Otservation
and smoking Cars. and runs Atlau; ~ sour~l
with Pullman sleeIsr thrlugh New ASrk and WASH
lnrton 10 New Orleans via Montgomery aud Wash
ington 10 Memphis via BIRMINGHAM.
III N y m.-Dsily Tor all Irincig.sl points auth %
Richmond and Dsnytlls system. pullmsn SlerFer.
and washington 90 Atlanta.
. RAlNsoN MAsHl NGroN AND ONO DIVISION
leave Washington ats. los. T. - n. daily 10
and hsS pm. except sunday. Returning, arrive
Washington NO a. m. 3 Nj daily aud b 81 a M
and 9.;Si J.. m. daily. except Sunday.
. Through trains from The south arrive wsshineioa
- I'M. los a m, snd - ~ y. m. Manassas Diyis
ion 10 or .. m. and - 40 y M. EXCEPT Sunday
Tickets, SleeUng Car nes.rvAtuns and infornation
furnished 81 once. 1900 Prnnsylvauia ave. and a
Pssssnscr Station. PennsylVAniS R.lroad. wsshins>
ton ID. G.
L. :. BROWN General Ascn.
mylo JAS 1. TAYLOR Gen. Pass AT
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CEORGEJ. BECKER ORGAN BUILDER PIANOS
~ and ORGANS tuned ana repaired. Terms moderate.
Satisfaction given
nyI6-;}t' G,O oh 81. NV
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"E[ RAkAUER PIANOS ARE EXCELLENT IN
~ every particu!ar and OF ,horough solid work
g. II. KUHN. established 1877; also Bacon, W.sner,
Pease Pianos. fe.ej:im
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-03-18

Biologists divide caves and caverns
into five distinct classes. First, the
caverns in limestone rock excavatcd
by streams, which find their way be-
meath the surface. Second, the chan
nels and chambers followed out by
the waters of hot springs on their way
from the earth 10 the surface. Third,
the sea caves and grottos, which are
formed where the battering surges
have worn away into the shore cliffs
along the line of some softer part of
the rocks. Fourth, the cavities Curl
ously formed where lava stream has
solidified upon the surface Fifth
and lastly, we have the riffs formed
in the rocks which have been rent bv
the mountain-building forces, where
the walls on either side of the break
have been pulled apart from each
other, leaving very deep and long
but un sually narrow assure. In one
or another of these groups may be
placed all the known cavities which
occur beneath the earth's surface.
These, of course, may be undivided
into many sub-classes. -ISt. Louis
Republic,