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A Washington Man Abroad.

From the Belfast News
In the current number Of Black and White
there appears an able and entertaining article
on the official residence of the chief magis-
trate Of the United States which is better
known by the name Of the white
House" The writer Of this instructive con-
tribution, which is illustrated with rare beauty
and taste. is Mr.. Francis ]. O'Neill. This gem
tleman is well and favorably known in
local circles, for he was. not many years ago,
one of the most energetic pioneers of the Bel
fast branch Of the Irish National League. He
has since attained high position in the ranks
Of American journalists. On the White House
the interest of great portion Of the civilized
world II at present concentrated, for by
the result Of the presidential election which
Is being waged in the states will be
decided, the question as to whether Benjamin
Harrison or Grover Cleveland will be the occu-
pant of the celebrated residence for the next
four years. We can only add that Mr.. O'Neill' s
article is lucidly written and replete with in
formation of a valuable kind.
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pArrrMoRs A oaIo RAILROAD.


sch.au'ein effect November ~ ISM.
Leave Washington ron station corner q Nes leroy
Fer chir,ro aud Noriiw.s, Nss,,Salea IAuai,.a In.
Pres trains n 30 q. "a. = 5 3. dsslA.
buisd Iinlii-si 4 10 cypress i i =. , "a aaiiS
Fet fiti.huss sud Cleveland. express day ll-@o q
FoT Texinvton snd stanton. 30 4Osm
for Nin"h-sisr sud way stations IS D IN.
Chat'Anoo-s and Memphis. > a an, ~. ~ Il "a
d.ay s'~el ing cars thfoaSb O. Mem, hi- ad Nssh-
vile on uigtt train.
70 b.tiin0r. week days. q -. sj -. q r 4. -,
O. 90. ~ ninui.s ~ o. y 20 ~ 30 40 90 a. nj n
.,-s - A-"i NJ ,', - ~ t2-9 80 a "a =
rs o.. so, roo all 10 "a II 3 q n. ), nday..
80; 800 10 o5. l6.ao. . 20. rs.Oo. ~. 90. . 30.
For hnhspoi.' = Is and = 10 m. L.. Is aud & q
rs. Sundays. = 20 = "a, 4 81 wa.
Per Frederick. ts45. fil.30 an. MS ti.3o.
Tor H-s.-.to~n. go 40 m, ana fssop.m.
For BOYD sni way points. - 80 " m.
30, s Il y. .n =. .sy gs's5 . - 20
Pm En,ge.s trains storpins a. PRINCIPAL stations
RoiA!' sfuE iiSr ~ TR Vfw '5 i0. a. n PHI
ADEiPHIA.
For rhnsIe'rhla. Ne~ York. boston ant IN. east.
? 40 (. 90 DtuiI.s Carr. disc ~ s-. sespinr Car
For Pi.tIsd.ipsi., wiluiagton aud Chester. 80,
buffet farlor Cars on all dAy trains.
inf re g.. hq-10 49, s,i Pull sn Rus, sl.sr
va ponr bridge lsn1ins passenger. IN b ana
For 4, an &c cry. TO- 90 a m ami L. a5 p. m. sun
tFIespt SUNDAY. DAILY. ssuna.y only.
RayEsse called f'r and rhecksd from hotel. and
re- aenceS by rnidn Transfer Co On orders Ell a
tisEer oii;c;s 1ls aud l5I "a Sys aud DEPOT.
Gen. MAnaeer. tul4l Gen. psss Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
Col. Neville Held for Trial.

Owing to the death of Mrs. August Belmont,
Samuel ;. Howiand her son-in-law, did
not appear in Jefferson Market police
court, New York, Yesterday afternoon at
the time appointed for the examination
of Robert Neville, who is accused of
striking him at the horse show on Thursday
He was represented, however, by Lawyer John
VI. Bowers. who asked that the case be adj
journed until after Mrs. Belmonts funeral.
Col John r. Abney. Nevilles counsel, objected
to the postponement. compromise was, after
much argument. effected, by which Neville
waived examination aud vas held in $500 bail
for trial in the court OF special sessions.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

Dr.. Lorenzo Waite. P!tssheld. Mass, says .sFrou
It's use for a period Of about eight weeks, to the
exclusion Of all other remedies, attribute The
ated 10 the last degree in consequence Of nervous
prostratiOn and dyspepsia This patients stomach
was IN such An irritable condition that he could 10,
bear either liquid or solid food. An accom- plished
physician Of many years'experience. whom called
In consultation, pronounced his case an Incurabe
one AT this stage decided 20 use Horsfords Acid
Phosphate, which resulted Is Above mentioned"
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Miss AbelI Takes the Veil.

Miss Mary Abel. daughter of the late Arunah
s. Abel. the founder of the Baltimore Sun. and
sister OF the present proprietors, took the veil
at the chapel of the Academy of the Visitation in
Wilmington. Del. yesterday. Miss Abel had
served portion of the term of her novitiate in
Georgetown. Her religious name is Mary
Joseph. Miss Fanny Abel. sister of Sister
Mary Joseph; Messrs. Edwin f. and George w.
Abell her brothers. and Walter and Arunah g.
Abel, her nephews. and Father Bartlett of Bal
timore witnessed the ceremony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
ME GREAT
i PENNSYLVANIA ROuTF

THE GREAT
,S?siS WI Ase 6ssISSSEsSI
rnt5ss EEt sIn isb rs & Ps s5sslos
For f,tt.enrg ana the West. Psnasyly.nis Limi,.d
COLIN md aP & oa . WITH All 9, q. sA
and and seSs e e
oS. and eaa uS,:ao 1,o.na e 81 Louis s.,
sl.ep,n. Cars ssshlngssn 70 Harrisburg: H.Ti.-
Hsrrisbafs to ST. louis. oeians.sn slpTs., :.
325 ~. daily. with Sleeping Car Washington 70
ssi:1S fnpr:.. . ar ssly vi. "a s.srss
Hsrssnx x,,s 70 Sn,ssss eennscn5 daily
and Cleveland; Pullman p.nins Car Piti.burs %
Tor fi,ssuSs diSs fss iSd. ms s
MemPhi. aud = LOUIS. Pullman slespine Car
M.meSi bnnS esr xcon. e 70 kesnSSS
Il. Mes. g,,s ;,s 90 - ssy tsI P.sS "a
fltts6urs 70 Chicago.
For Ere c.n.nd.isu. and Escs.st.r daily: for Bu,.
FOrwll.msport. t. hester and Nl.ssrs Pals. -
Gs:hiss,on : sscss.,s le-', .''A s.esS'ns o~
For Mh,A.msport Remove and Elmirs ct 10 5oam-
roS fAi if. sSSrs Eiss'l NEW YORK AND rHs
20. 10 % and II ) Pm On s. Sunday. : %.
ss L n Is z Ssin.s .:sII. s.. "a
Oars. vsstibule Passenger Coaches and Dining
Car . g 5 q f;ss s1SS; LIMITED.
With Dining Car from B.ltimore for New York. 90
.yTsst station Fsiisdsiphis for Broad street. ss..
FOB PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fas, express, $50 q M week days. aud J. q p -
Sunday. osly. 12e.m
k ssS2... q ssa g q m d;.ly
For Boston. Without change 50 week days ana
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AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IL FFFEyT OCTOBER ~ 1902
Trains leave daily from Union Station (B aad Pr
9Th and Its. -
through the Frandsst scenery IN America. with ths
hsnasoul-sf sud c1nplet. Solid Train S.rvis
Vest from Washington.
200 ~. daily cine innsi sud 81 laui. Ii-a-
tted'-Snid ves.tbusd. Lewly eqnitir-.d. electric
ashied train. with diniuE car PullInanS nnesf D
ins cars Washington to Cincinnati. Arrives Cfu-ia-
nAa 500 =. m. Indianapolis II 80 a. m ~ louis
s;:Si ?. H.. Chicago Is I. m
IL .lop. dRily-The fatt IF. y. v Iimifed"-
a-old v-siibule train with dining and Pullulan
seepers Cor Cincinnati Lexington. Louisville. Ia
spolis and 81 Louis without chsns~. arriving 40
Cincinnati p H.. Lexington q 100. m. Louis
vile so .; m Indianapolis II ;o5 =. m. chira<s
SO a. m. 81. Louis - . connecting In unioa
depot for all points
:. 90 o. m. dAily-Exprcss for Gordonsviiie Chss-
lottssyille, Richmond. Maynesboro. stAuntun ana
principal Virginia POINTS daily. except sunday. for
Richmond.
Pullman locations and tickets At Company of.rea
SIS and lsel fennA. ave.
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RAILROADS.
ID fcaMoNp AND p.NvIiLr RAlLKoAp 90.
II T. ". HUipEkopfR AND REuBEN POSTER.
schrlnlr bal rflert Novernhe- %. ISL

Schedule IN eject Novetpber 20, lsee
AT trains and leave A. fcunsy vania pas.en-
e~r Sia.ion. Washington. n q.
n a. q in.-naly. connects II lyncf i,urC for al
sta ions Norfolk and Western - lroaa and fnr al
princfpal yonf- south all Divtsion- Of Richmond
ant nanvilie System. Pullman sieercr New Aors
and Washington 90 'tanta, csrrne--tins t-nce With
sleeper 10 New urleens wa NJ gOnezg and f,r Mem
phis wa Riruinshsm. uniting ~ nanu 10 sfrh
Royal and StTsshlrg daily except Sunday.
& ~ pm.-DAily for Marrentou ana s4a iloftesvflls
and throash train Tor Front iOy A. and ssras aly,
l0s1 pm-Dsnr WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WIS tHN NEs II BULED LIMIT u. couposed Gu
trey o Pullman Slcepcr. ptnins. fArlyr snd looking
Cars ard 30 AtaEfa (fifue ~ hcurs1 with Pm J.
man ei-cl-sr through New York aud Washington %
Me- 1r.caus wa Ncnt<omrry and New Agrk ara
Mas ifls-i.lI 70 Aik.n An4 Augusta Va Coiuuilaa.
ans Mas ,inEton 60 Nernrhfs Bif rninghan LINING
II o. q in-DAiiy for all principal POINTS south
Ilckfro nj ana fsnNtlle stem Pullman ~'e-ts.r
New Ao. aud washington - Hot Slrinrs va Ash -
Nlli~. AID MNsh,ngton 80 atlanta,
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave sshington a. g. 10 q M. e. - n ~ AMI G. IS
[. u daily EetGs - lrftNe Washington - - a ar !.
y o. pIl- sfd 4 - daily. rain icaNtnr N arf-
nsteE - ~, eEa arriving ass M. 20 aud
frcIn hr-ni W only.
hronEn tgsl., from tho south srrive washinrf. n
Il - "a 10. 40 and a ~ y. Manassas Diva
Tickets, Size ring Car reservations an4 tEfur1atin
Furnished of3oe. 1900 Panusy!variia ave. and q
fnsssnsrr station. feuEsg lvaaIA railroad. WAXING
4. S. Drown. Gsncrai Arsut Passenger nrrt
W \. GlLh. tsHr.cra1 4 SsH.t7sf Ae.ur nfn
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DENTISTRY
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs

THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
1917 Penn. ave. nv.
no Won partial set Of artificial teeth with the
od-fashioned plate. have you lost several Of
natural teeth. We artificial teeth you by
system of bridge work and thus avoid the use of
plate. with all its discomfos and snnoyances Have
you broken one Of natural teeth that it
be filed. or have = root in your mouth that may
ahscess this winter Hsvet treated and restored to
its former usefulness by Of beautiful gold
porcelain crowns. We perform all operations per
tanning to profession Fine gold filings artificial
teeth on gold. platina and rubber attracting with
oct pain. n5-lrns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

ing and grayness Of the hair appear DO not neglect
them, but apply proper remedy and tonic like
balls Hair Remover.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NoRFofk AND WASHINGTON.
Increased freight aeonmuocaii-rs md quick deiv-
ely from New iOrE aud Phiiad.luhsa.
STEAMERS LAKE AND MOsELFY
fgoa Gth 81. ~asrf Washington. Sunday. Wednesday
and FRIDAY. al ) i-.saI.
Telephone call. 1850 ass
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT ca.
DAILY LI~E BETWEEN WASHINGTON, d. c..
FORIREss MONROE AMI
NORFOLK. VA
The ana powerful Igon Palzre sieaIueis-
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK -sOT-THBOrND.
Law Washington d.iiy a. m. from foot - ~
wharf. sttiNe fortr Mo-fe al q ~ - next
iay. AIrfve Ut N,r.oE az 81 ala, wha.g raiost
sonLecti9ns are made Tor a points s5ush ana soai-
vest
NnErHmUND
Leave Norfr't daily a, q ~ pm. leave rors-~s,
Monroe 10 a.. Arrive At AasSiastuu a. 20
r. "a. neat day.
yi-kc,son sac a, str Gl9. 1851 and Is2i Peunsgi-
50 A. O.. ,irks; via tile Inc.
ausG-f Gen surf.
NArAsaINGToS srEIuBpNr 90. .-LIMIrEos
w From m -. '.erry" sisr
sis,,n-- wsk~aesd on MONDAY. THURSDAY ana
sAIrnpAf at . > n hstsraiGx on TUESDAY.
s..'.,,, ana "a $500. -. woxp.y and ,y,rSrs-
DAY ~ , ;. ~. and ga SATURDAY ~ $50 D. "a.
Ge,ursil,.. 80 NEpNl.sDAl and FRIDAY AZ Sam-
and on SUNDAY AZ 40 pm
scfxl rates Tor THIS 10 the ricfare-que fosef ~
tolnac- -.
iyl2 oeaet<i Nsnsrw.
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GRoSHoN's DENTAL PLELoRs. EsTABII sHEp
VI 1887. LOS Ii h IT. NV Full sets ~, sl2 and
goo. Old plates made new. Open day aud night aud
sundays. Filling 81 up. Old and new processes used.
nR. s. PARsONs s. p. COR. 9TH AND y Sis
~ n. w.-Filling q speciality. Aching and ulcaratei
teeth restored by the system Alocal anssthsc
applied to runs TO alleviate pain extracting. All
branches of dentistry. oc5
TSkEE DENTAL INFIRMARY-rEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost of material at 1925 ST. n dental Department
of the Columbian University, from 20 .. daily
except Sunday: extraction free infrnary open from
October to June 30. se:s8-n
DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIvER-
~ nty cor. 9Th and SITS. n ". Open u T. al tas
year. Extracting. &C.. frss fulinxs snd plates -
cost OF materials fei0tr
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


MRS. T L. BARRINoER. TEACHER OF VOICE
S.sis:is rl 1ss bss:.a Reference
MISS s. Z. BRADLEY HAS RESUMED INsTRUC-
IVA tion IL drawing and psintin. at stndio. l49 Cor
Visitor: are Welcome S ANY and
pKYsIcAL TRAINING. DEPoRTMENT AND
s. a:ns
sERfSGbE k1Tf ff raniD.l oo,s@n eE
VIOLIN A SPECIALITY. PURITY AND soLIDITY
and ffSNo seusy ss sash Tria
81 WEST rJ LEAJNSToS ST, BALTIMORE.
.,s,! F. RUEcKEET. BLAScH KtEokERT.
3O7 psf. NV. FRENCH CLASSES FOR
nistim' MILE v pRUD'HoMME.
Miss sTERLTNGs ENGLISH AND FRENCH
mary and SunSe nss Two
Sc.rai9s pupils desired Ref ", JOhn Hay Mrs
oSoss R HaG sai
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
iSw cor 9Th and SITS n w., 8. W; FLYNN.
hs ssfss sSS year for day or evening session.
Woop's COMMERCIAL coILEeEAND SCHOOL
Capitol st. high-clsss school that on its merits
ss r Ds
for examinations and graduates are assisted to posi-
COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 900 X
New England nsaS q
q Hss Mgndsy sPd
former celebrated method for Tensile voice ni1-lm.
FRoEBEL SCHOOL
ts fs sG%Hs:si Clash
,,oo.a Miss SUSAN P. POLLOCK. Principal.
A COMPETENT LADY TEACHER DESIRES
n Iurils Tor private lessons in general literature
ss ins F % win
NJ j. F HsPTIA D sIt2So,so CLASS.
o fSi reading music "
day Bslti~ore: Thprsdsy. Friday and Saturday.
Prof Castor Rivot OF Paris author Of the rational
ss moh nao AdSre :ss g pF to speak French
RI STUDENTS LEAGUE-EIGHTH SEASON
sn Pay portrait painting and wo
l,fe-modeiing class For circulars send to sos I7th
ST. NV. nI-3m
(yoLUMBIANN uNIyERsIIY,
DEPARTMENT Of cHEMfsTRY.
Courses In general chemistry. qualitative and guam
Inst ructiOn viii be gwen in wet and dry a.sayne
Inc department Is unusually we'll equipped Tor this
work.
Instruction in modern methods of iron and STEEL
analysis will be given a special course to properly
qualified students.
Special instruction In the chemistry Of explosive
substances offered to officers OF the army, navy and
militia
Particular attention will be given to providing faci
ties for research work for post graduate students who
are candidates or the degrees OF doctor in
science or philosophy.
CHARLES F.. MUNR0F,
n12-lm Professor of Chemistry
MIR. JOHN THEOPHIL
V4 tOrganist Of st. Johns church,,
Teacher of
PIANO ORGAN AND HARMONY
Studio. $50 New York ave.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.


W. HssyysennTt Ssiidd nnccss
Recently about ESTEY ORGANS the best in
the world We have them. though-an in
comparable variety Of styles. There's no use
talking about it-they're popular-yes. rrry.
But the point we're getting at-we're selling
them at remarkably moderate prices and Oh
easy terms too.
SANDERS sTAYMAy. Piano Parlors. 97i ST.
ocl33rn And L. v. Charles ST.. Baltimore.
TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE Ely
L piano maker. taae- aud repairer, late eiehteen
years with ". q. Netzerott 4 Go. Residence, ael
l2thst W.: workshop IN the rear. Terms reason
able ;hrstclass work pianos vanished and polished
oryans repaired iy.eo 5m'
ZINE AND RELIABLE PIANOS AND ORG ANS
at moderate figures. at hUHN'S TEMPLE OF
MUSIC. 1909 q 81. Pianos tuned, regulated aud
rented. Established 1877. n3
ii AILET l. DAVIS UPRIGHT PIANos-FoR
sweetness. power. artistic finish, durability, I'M
riSaled Wholesale prices and rents terms pianos for
rent sre cialty. Agency 81 9Th st. n. seio-Sm
CTErNWAY, CHASE, GABLER BRIGGS PIANOa
- Organs and Eoliaus for sale rent
DR00P"S Music Store
nTDtr Pa
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

IN WASHINGTON.
pIANo TEAcHER.-sEvFN YEARS EXPERT
.,s sns for S 0egnne. Or syanced NV s9a RAPID
l4os Hopfin. place c,os4 St. nw5 oeIs,. W. ihem'
HaRvnARRp RPBBrWP,hbn n SCHOOL, ele l4TH
ton. Private tuition il desired nissn. thSssw.
MRS. GRACE A K STEELE.
xsoSs yo,ss AVS, and isashsr Of Vocal Music de-
nj isfks,t ,n tbSs,adisS -2 ST. NV
4 eeTtinestsd pppl Of Herr Raft of the ROYAL Con
sired Address e1s ga st W pupils h0osi DE-
Miss AMY C. LEAvTTr OF BosroS.
I121 VERMONT AvEyw
PIANO AND HARMoNy. IN
Mr. PUrNAM's SCHOOL Foa BOYS ANDYotJSo
Az men Will reopen September II lsEs, Bes: fscilI-
ties offered for pupils OF al and grades Bes. Of
references Private tuition Apply eareu.a<s ana
information at 1888 Corcoran ST. sso-sn
pHYsIcAL CULTURE
tenn" The most perfect course OF physical trsipinv
IN n. Amerca Avoid straning exercises AIDES
LEGE OF oRAToRf Unexpectedly GA i2th s:
EDFFGGHkIsfSk E2k hsAb bJ hsE
Nauonsi banA OF the Republic Building. 7th ana
Twenty eighth schola.sio year ees,n. Thursday se,
m ss%Ssr lsgS Day md night sessions
rapid writing aud training for the wi service Pre-
parstory English, with Elementary Book -kespins
IT, Architectural and Mechanical prawna s1fes ~
Spacious brusntiy lighted. newly improves' Sana
Away. in demand; terms moderate but no comrsti.
day. Telephone cali I0s4-3. Cad or send Tor nav
ADDRESS Mrs sHRA A spencer lN'ccfRfR.'''a
aul2 PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
a IsiaMAsS. AVE.
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
VIII reopen MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 with IN
creased facilities for mpartne thorough OF
Saucalon IN the primary, preparatory aud academic
lessons and instructions on the piano harp violin
and guitar. Special attention given TO art eiocuio
phonogrsphs snatypswriting- .ui-Sm
ELocur1oN. ORAroRr.
kaiph Waldo trnsrson said; .'E.oeution "a "a. At
posses anf this zrt dese OPS tfe '' '0'''' 'Ae'
MARTYE COLLEGE OIL ,fonaisa n 1854
ORATORY. , InoorHS S,a. unde-
Ga 10Th ST. NV. ohi'ed 5t uns laws In
hon. FRANCIS g. Martyr. Founder; webster Eagerly.
don. Edwin b. Hay. chairman OF Board of Trustees.
entail college Gifts kind In the world Its text books
ioin number are IN Use in every state in America and
throughout Europe. Your Graduating Courses:
g Complete Course in oRAToRY.
9. A Complete Course in PHYSICAL CULTURE.
sel2u MARTYR COLLEGE OF ORATORY.
MRS. WALTON. 1903 ST NV
Eocution ,fhysiesi cn isa1sh''
Special course ia shsiespesrs sa1.3n.
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L HE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
1.ls3 l4th 81. NV
ID American AMI d European Branches.
French. German, spanish. Italian, Euglish, Latin,
Greek and Transactions.
Also
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES COMEDIES
Every Saturday at 4 ID. Free TO pupils.
Send for circulars and programs.
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nov rHr PARADE WILL BE ToRMED-PRoTEsTs
AGAINST MR. NORRIS AcTIoS-THE APPOINT
NrST OF AN tSAroURAIIoS COMMITTEE
TuE MATTER DISCUSSED AGAIN LAST NIGHT.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

TOURS TO THE TRoPIcs-ATLAs LINE.
Il Weekly service from New York to the Island of
Jamaica, renowned for its salubrious climate aud
natural beauty winter station OF the British and
headquarters Of the British army In the West Indies
Good hotels and splendid roads.
Regular settings also for Haiti. Costa Rca an the
many ola world towns Of the Spanish main; illus
rated pamphlet mailed free. PIN. FOkWOOD 4
CO.. Agents. "a State ST.. New York. nl7-4n
CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
- NORTH GERMAN LLOYD 8. s. CO
Fast Express Stearners
Tosoutharnpten London. Havre,. Bremea
Trave, Tues, Nov. ID. nm. Elbe. Sat. Nov. ~.
6 Have Tues. Nov. - a. Saale. Sat. Nov
~. 10 ., IN. Lain. Tues. Nov. 20 p. m. Spree
Tues. Dec. u. 8 an
Comfortable state rooms excell.1. table lu,u-i,us
saloon appointnents- Prices; First cabin. s7o sal
upward berth. according to location; second ca5.a.
$50 berth: steerzee Al low rates Appy ~ {. D.
DROOP. % Penn. ~e,
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MEDICAII &c

5o7 18th ST. NV
Graduated london. En4lani. 1875; New York. 1879
Bladder and Kidney Ailments Acute OF Chronic
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
baustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More tired in the morning than m roi,- =, bed!
Dull. sometimes stupid, have melancholy SPELLS
unable to concentrate your mind poor memory. feel
mint either for business society fea shy desire
be alone irritable, respondent and almost demoral-
lied feel generally used up and that life is losing
charm for you: II so, you are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do begin 10 realize that you are not so vigorous
as formerly. have not the o time energy nor vitality
are losing your grip and lack the vim OF other days
which enabled to thrust trifies aside and march
onward TO success! If SC, your case is one OF
NERVOUS DEBILITY
Do you experience palpitstion Of the heart when
startled, surprised upon slight eYertions Does
your heart beat irregularly sometimes fast and
feel as If ii were about TO STOP have pains of
dering character. dizzy spells. &c. &c: II SO.
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ANIMATED DISCUSSION,


After the adjournment there was an animated
discussion in the Hobbies. The scenes of the
debate are described as recalling the days of
Boulangism in the conduct Of the deputies and
the fiery character Of Delahaye's accusations
II. Delahayes own friends blame him fol- his
wholesale charges, while admitting that he kept
his promise to avoid personalities
A magistrate and police commissary called
at the offices OF the Li6re Parole Figaro and
LHrdnsigednf to ascertain what knowledge
their editors had Of the transactions in which
Arton acted As the go-between. The editors
were all absent, and the magistrate left sum-
monses for them to appear today.
The latest news is that clue has been OBJ
tanned which is likely to result in the arrest of
Arton.
The leaders Of the right and left parties are
arranging the numerical representation of
| these parties on the Panama investigating COM
mittee.
The death Of Baron de Reinsch, who was one
Of the men compromised in the Panama scan
dial. has caused considerable discussion in Paris,
and stories are afoat that rather than stand
prosecution he committed suicide These
stories find credence in many quarters. Yes
terday IL was said that his death was caused by
| cerebral excitement, brought on by the dis
covery that papers showing that he was COM
promised in the canal scandal had been stolen
from him.
His family refuse to allow an autopsy to be
held, and this 10 taken as confirmation Of the
suicide theory, though his family give q their
reason for refusing that 70 allow an autopsy Il
contrary to the Jewish religion. Baron de
Reinach leaves fortune Of 5000. 90 francs
(s15, 000, 000).