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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
HEAVYWEIGHT SCALES,
No Wonder That They Startled the Fattest
Girl at the Hotel.
Correspondence C: The Evening Star.

Correspondence C: The Evening Star
OLD POINT COMFORT. April 20. 1893.
When the latest young lady at Fort Monroe
got upon the scales there was a hush of ex-
pectancy. Up to that point everybody was
gained in weight. The girl with the auburn
ringets had uttered little shrek of delight
when she found that for the first time in her
life she tipped the scales at over 100 pounds.
The youthful matron in black, who had said all
along that i. was only her mourning that made
her look thinner. was triumphant when her
svoirdupois was registered at Ill. As for the
fair creature with the balloon sleeves and in
cipient crinoline. she declared that she had
never before weighed within eight pounds as
much.
When the latest young lady got aboard she
said with amiable resignation:
Put on the fifty-pound weight. I'll need it. -
So the iron disk representing fifty pounds
was put on. and the register was slid along by
the girl with the auburn ringlets. Strange to
say 1t passed up to the very end Of the bar
without making the scale drop.
Guess YOU ii have to put on another fifty, ="
giSsled the unfeeling creature in the balloon
sleeves.
The latest young lady began to look alarmed.
1T ism t so" she exclaimed Indignantly. II
don't weigh an ounce over i79 pounds
But the girl Win the auburn rlnglets had
already added the extra ffty-pound weight,
which caused the scale to respond at once. 1t
promptly registered POP pounds.
The fattest young lady looked as though she
did not know whether to burst into tears OF to
slap off the bonnet of the girl with the auburn
ringlets and stamp on it.
Its cheat and horrid fraudi'' she de-
clared. Then she raised her parasol with an
emphasis that nearly broke ore of the ribs and
marched away.
just at that moment a colored waiter passed
by with baskettul of napkins. The youthful
matron in black stopped him.
rs this Weighing scale correct" she said.
''Y sas'm.' he replied. Then. scratching his
head. he added: ''Dey is hebby weight scales -
VIVA, do YOU mean?' she asked.
'Dey is fer folks what comes here fer
health. he explained .Ebbery one weighs a
LOT more on EN- than on city scales. Dey is a
sPerio- article Oh weighi1' machine
oh. see. said the Young matron in black
They expressly intended to afford encour-
agement 10 inyalids STAYING at the hotel
''iaas SIN" responded the colored mar Ten
to thutty pounds wuff of 'couragement. Youse
got the idea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
TNkOMt PARK.

Nc. and Mrs. Henry Garrett entertained at
dinner Wednesday some Washington friends,
among whom were Rev. and Mrs. z. ID. Power
aud Mrs. Alice I. Miles. The cary departure
Of this bospita5!s family from Takoma is a
matter o. much regret TO their many friends.
Miss Mildred Bell is suffering frcm al acute
attack Of bronchitis AT her home on Oak ave-
nue.. On account OF her sisters illress Miss
Gertrude Bell has postponed indefinitely visi;
to New York
Mr.. and NlrS. u. ". Post of Washing on have
leased the residence Of Mr.. d. HAYNES on Mag
nolia avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes viii re-
mE-.r IN Washington.
Mr.. Daniel smith has so far recovered his
usual health that he is able 70 be out on bright
day..
Mr.. Fred B1rris OF Vienna, Va. is visiting
his sister. Mr. .. II. Gibbs.
Quite an enthusiastic 4. L. meeting was held
~ chapel iast evening. Miss Mabel Bailey led
the meeting srom the topic, How can We ind
God! Eaeh person present took part in the
exercises.
Miss Mcpherson has trained her young pupils
for an exhibition % Famous Women" to be
given at an early dsv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
The Milk Standard.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
In the hope that it may assist the District
Com missioners.in arriving at a fair and proper
sta ndard of solids and fats to be required in
milk furnished in this city give herewith a
tabulated statement, compiled by Prof. ]. F.
Babcock of Boston, showing the average COM
position of milk from reports Of the leading
authorities of the world OH milk ANALYSIS. As
will be seen it fortites the ground taken in
fixing the higher standard. 1t is this standard
against which the milk dealers REBEL claiming
it is higher than any known facts regarding
pure and wholesome milk will warrant. This
statement completely refutes the persistent as
sertions and leaves them absolutely no ground
to stand upon:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
10. l. Beginning Of route.
An Interesting Occasion Mt Roanoke.

Roanoke College is to celebrate its fortieth
anniversary at the approaching commence
ment, June to 2. A part Of the interesting
program is already arranged and made public.
The baccalaureate sermon will be preached by
Rev. Geo. W. Holland, PHI. D., DID,. class Of 81,
president OF Newbury College, 8. c., and the
annual address before the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will be given by Rev. DR..
Sunderland Of this city. At the general re-
union of Roanoke graduates and students, June
6, the principal speaker will be Congressman
James W. Marshall. ciass OF 20, OF Virgins.
who has won in political campaigns In the old
dominion the oratoricai soubriquet Of 'Cyclone
Jim" There will also be an address before the
literary societies, the usual contest for the
medal in oratory, promenade concerts on the
campus in the evenings and other festivities.
An interesting feature OF tho commencement
will be the graduation OF q full-blooded Choc-
taw Indian. who 10 one of the best speakers in
the college. He will be the second fulI-blooded
Choctaw to take . diploma 1t Roanoke, the
first having done 90 in 1883.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

The waist has a surplice front of muslin and
pulled forearm sleeves Of the same. pointed
zouave jacket in pink satin is punctuated with
two choux of the inevitable black velvet. The
edges OF the jacket and the puffs of the upper
sleeves are also finished with it, broad satin
belt runs from edge to edge of the zouave.
Altogether this gown Of the trousseau will be
much discussed and secretly envied at all the
''res1rts.'
Another. less original, bat pretty and quaint,
has double skirt. each half trimmed with
wavy rows Of satin ribbon. The round waist is
almost hidden under lengths of lace wides,
over the shoulders and drawn to the belt in
lessening breadth. Ribbon follows the curve
OF the lace 70 its stopping point, and thence
disports itself in big bow. This is sample
morning gown"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

At a meeting OF the board Of managers Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Wednesday the resignation of Samuel r. shipley
as a member of the board was rendered AID &C.
cepted- John Lowber Welsh, who for years
mas been . confidential adviser and business
ally of the Drexeis. was elected to fll the va
cancy. Mr.. Shipley's retirement evoked no sur.
prise. it being regarded as the logical sequence
Of the supremacy OF Drexel h Co. in the Read
ings affairs. of which the designations of Presi-
dent Mcleod and Manager Thomas Dolan have
already been the outcome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
FLOUNCES FOR MAIDS,
If You Have Such Skirts Prepare to Wea,
Them Now.

II You have Sucn skirts Prepare to Wear
Them Now.
They are all packed now in certain big trunks
which are tied with white ribbon and checked
for bridal tour from Maine to California
There are ever so many of them. fluffy or.
Candies silken musins, lace gauzes, china silks
and they take plenty of room with their eagerly
preserved stiffness and haircloth underpinning
these summertime gowns of a brand-new
bride.
Most Of them are iounced to the knees o,
banded about to that point with fuled satin
ribbon, fat rows Of narrow velvet or MILL
ner's folds of silk. But one, in a sudden burst
Of exuberance, rushes from hem to waist in q
series Of up-starting founcings which lift them.
selves to display their under sides OF gay pink
China silk. The other. and more public view
is that Of Swiss muslin carrying silken dots OF
pink The structure in entirety is rather
lighter than the others for the style renders the
crinoline nuisance less necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

The trustees OF the Jewish theological
seminary association OF New York city have
written a letter to the Rev. DIR. S. Morals
Of Philadelphia. who is the president Of
the faculty OF the seminary, upon the occa-
sion Of the SEVENTEEN anniversary CT his birth.
The trustees have resolved TO begin at once the
collection OF q fund with which TO found a SEM
1nary-the Aora-s library, which il is hoped
viii become n collection of Hebrew literature 60
important and valuable a. 10 eomport with the
dignity of the seminary. and which will eventu-
ally be the center OF Hebrew learning and re-
search in America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
How to sys:ernzt.sr the Garbage Collections.

To t,~ -,.i-o- z To t..e-l-u- star
Noting yOur article Of April i2 cn tee collec-
ton OF s'.roAse woI!d suggest tie weakness
Is in the ei-s 10. being properly Distracted.
The contractor sEculd. for his own profit
properly DIVIDE TIE city Iato such districts as
could be gone over II given time and require
his drivers to follow lines arbitrarily laid down
Tor them. and 20 10 20 IL and a, a certain lime
Then residents OF each district would kI.o;y al
most to certainty when the wagon would be
at their rreIsIse>. Or the Commissioners
could dls;ric; the city. AID with the aid of the
present inspectors. enforce compliance with
their orGe-s. Every contractor who has his
WORK well regulated measures tine distance
from his work to the dumping ground, and so
regulates tie wagons 20 go ard come in a given
time ant N rotation a started OFT. UnGer the
system Of hiring wagons IN collect the garbage
have seen number 81 them collected to-
geiker day after day waiting .o= instructions as
late as O'Clock M. when the best part o; the
CAV work shCull be done. OBSERVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Tho Duchess Too III to BE Imprisonsd.
A tipstan, attached to the probate division
OF her majesty's high court of justice. went to
Windsor, England. yesterday 70 place undsr ar
rest the Dowager Duchess Of Sutherland, but
when he arrived he found her condition 70 BE-
such that il was deemed not sxpsdisnt 10 70
move her 10 jAil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
RICHMoND AND DaNvILLR RAILROAD a.,
h Il. W HUIDEkOPFR AND REUBEN FOsTkll
kfCEINEl.S


All trains arrive and leave at Psnnsy yAnia Pass~n-
ger station. Washington d. q.
$50 Am-Daily. CONNECTS at Lynchhurg for all
stations Norfolk aud Western raj road and for \
prime pal points south ON all Divisions Of hichm1uf
and Danyllle System. Pullman sl.-rer NV Ha-k
and WASHINGTON 20 Atlanta. come ting theme @Irh
Sleeper TO New Orleans via Montgomery aud tor Eem-
pins via Biz ninrham. uniting at DAuvile vita
Slice er Tor AE-usta. connects Manassas for frong
Royal and Strssburg daily except SUNDAY.
8. rs %. m. Daily for NarTrnton and ca arlottesvt-
and thTcugh rain Tor Front ROYAL ana StrasJurg
daily except Sunday.
10 ~ pm.-Dsilv WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
WESTERN kEsIIBULED LIMITED. caaiTssssc en-
tire q Pullman Sleeper. Dining. parlOr znc sInoE
Ing Cars. and Ia Atlanta - Eftrsl With
Pullman Sleeper throurh New York aud Washington
q New Orleans Via Montgomery and N.1 iurk and
Washington to Aiken aaa AugsSta via Columbia. aud
washington to d"m1nis Nls Birmingham. binIug
car New fori II Montgomery.
llOo p.m.-Daiiy for all principal points south on
Richmond and Dsnyille system Pullman Sl-erer.
New orE AMI " ash ngton 40 Hot Springs via Ashe-
Vile. az. \ askinptou 10 Atlanta.
TRAINS On WASH! NSTON AND oHlO DIVISION
leave Washington az q 10 H.. b y aud 6,5
y NJ daily. EctEs l.as. arrive in Washington - 30
q. m. - 10 . and o. - daily. Tram Leaving
NashInst.n ca, D. m and arriving 653 G.I runs
TO and from haTndOn Onis.
Through trains the south arrive vlshington
8. a. M. 40 80 and q 70 M. EanE DiyIs-
ion. 10 40 O. M. and ..D y. m. eKcsrf Sunday.
furnished Office. 1900 Pennsyivsnta ave. ard AZ
Passenger station. Pennsylyauia Ealiroal. Nasnnr-
ton, u. G.
L :. BROWN. General Asent Passenger Dept.
W. A. TURK. Genera PASSENGER Az NJ.
W H GREEN. General Manager. nlp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

1hs German musicians for the worlds fair,
against whom the musicans' union lodged pro-
test on the ground that they were contract Ia
borers and whose admission Secretary Carlisle
has ordered, arrived Wednesday at New York ON
the ElbA Thsre are shout 90 men in the band.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
b RAILROADS..
THE GREAT


sTEEL Rails MtGN iFIcr'Nf Fcl IPNs:xr.
rR.rNe is.StfS Z M, a',,S,rf !, - -,ox
SoRSfa ,'rE sSn sTs. a. FoiI1o,sI. i0S
For S,.rT * and Sss W.. ncs9 , >, i,sd
dsiy. Co.anasisa i.t,rs-- A. 10 IS a. ~ asiiy.
T, ,5 . s,ssrinr Car nsshins'.n = ohs'ASs.
d. nsSo'ss 20 S'ntihrsh az hiss-alFr 20 In
Choar- FssI - ID 4, Fl. =, M
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mn ma 1n1 q - 4 I a., te ga. -. y, J.
Psra, 1p7..s Z a. m. ,isi1 Tor = .,s--- "a
P'.Sa-ic; - - - '' - 80 '''''s and
Dor frs IN i:s,1 sai 3, . 30, p
pawn s,elvng, m g a. ir-t a T.. ..'I.'.-s
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FER PGi LAptiFHlA. Ma EsGN All a..
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ron rEILADEI..HlA oNLv.
a4i.9 $50 = ' ~'A "''s' A'a j 30 =. N
f1TrSss. a.ai end :, 10 ~ NJ nl .,
For -. n. wIikous ohanrs ~ m ,..k a.,-. -,
Fo- srooIlya. Ny all through - ,r. -
J-rsey city vita boats " lsr,osl,n ITr., a.
aug direct transfer 10 FnifsT -. s,-l4..l
iouhi- -erriarc across N.~ N.rs , ,.'e' AN"i aS
Fof Atlantic CITY n O)s. M. A. rs y "A ws.s a.,.
a Ia. Nv '4'''N''' '"' go
For Baltimore. 90. as. s.0S - "a ~
h1 az - al ~ llo a. a.. u % n isls
4A. $40. Is II. "a. i0aL ioso' 4, = nj
Ills 1n ON uuday h0c 90 -, ~,
go a tIio q "a % % s, Ii, li5' a. -, 90
540. 1000 10 40 ana nj. <, -, M - 'a'' o'4
Or - fSes S aSasr in' 70 In AID S M daily
For AnnaIolis. 30. 900 and II. - am.a,asa
a mS a - Sn sA'e;' SUNDAY SHn'''s' "'oam.
For .ie5 s ria ria 40 DIX Nd ID a. a. -.
~ T.; o. 81. n9,or l 90. , u, As. =. S.n7 -.
aud 30 ORR. vs. In W = - . - : a.
Pm wesk asys
To- Rirhiaond IN y = y VA isiis A''u Nv 81 d.
Tra,ns 20 is,y " c cHsi 1 :oF SSs:n.ton o. ol
3Ga 3 a. 5us ~, Il "a : q. az H. - III
IL. - m So 3. .g9s.y $40 10 - III. sad
lQ.,2 .. n.
ne. l:S;h 81 ct am! f~nnSyN.i $780, 80"
sIsf ~ We a.. - an - - -. = : SO -.
barcage 10 .srii,afior ir7ln hoe AMI - Vi
8 PRENOST, - -,stn
General g. nsvrr. IIa1l 1euer.l F.s..n-,- a., "a,
,,~,T--f,,,,,,y q, go, -, -, - -
u hIlMOAE a OHIO RAILROAD.
ID ,-,-.--,.-
Schedule in sEect Nov~u;rer a.. 1872
Leave hashlns'.n from statln o-n-r o. New Jersey
Tor chieAgo and NoFthNs -. N.-i.uieI Limited Es
For dihInn t. nj rasi! az Ia dam y
bu ed Limited 3 80 express 4 - - Ia. DAILY
FOR iiisourS ahu NieNeiaia eAs - ca3ly IL %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
OHesspy.KE AND OHIO RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 81. lsa,.
Trajrs leave daily from Union Station y. anu p ,,
9th sad
handsonest and most comp etc SOlid-1rain Service
West from Washington.
200 pm. cailv-''Cincinnati and LOWS Jim
ited"-soltd vestibuled. newly eduiDIed. ele-frl--
lighted train. fullmans finest sear ing cars Nssi-
inston to Cincinnati. Dining attached ~ Mans
Vile 70 serve breakfast Arrives Cincinnati SuOa ~.
indisnapoiis III 30 q. m. ST. Ions 81 D. n. ch
caso 5::lo y. IN
1l:lO D. n. daiiy-The famous - r. V. Lamited'-
solid vestfbu,e train with dining aud Pullman
sieepers for Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville.
Without change, arriving AZ n"lnnzu 80 "a.
Lexington $40 .. Louisyi 10 80 y "a. indlsn-
apolis III O5 y. Chcaso a:;S M. 81 Iouls ID
o m, connecting IN Cnion depOs Cor ull Ioinis-
200 y m. daily-Exp-ess f0r EordunsNie. Char
lottesvilie. Richmond. Naynesboro'. Sta union and
principal Nirylns Points daily. except sunesy. for
hichmcnd
Pullman locations and tickets at Companys Offices.
IA X ". FULLER. Gent PASSENGER Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

Most European sovereigns have congratu
lated King Alexander upon his newly acquired
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
OCEAN TRAVEL.

RraUR W. ROBSON.
n Steamship. Passenger aud Tourist Agent. els 5h
st ". Telephone lU54 branch of Baltimore. Nd B
First Cabin. second Catnn and Steefzze tlrkets ~
all steamship lines To Europe. ASIA Africa Australia
and the IVES, Indies
Also to Boston. Providence. Norfolk. savannah and
points south Berths state rooms reserved On any
steamer outward return.
Sailing lists sheets and plans o: steamers fur
AGENf FJR THos. CoDK a son.
Estimates given on tours any part OF the Np-,d.
Drafts issue d in sums ~ suit ngland Ireland
and scotland.
Foreign express sal rssto.a bouss broker. AGENTS
In all the prin'1ral cities OF Europe. send f.- IN
structions How ship" splO-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

II mix OF wnlch III par cent OF the samples
was known to be adulterated averages I3 per
cent OF solids, docs not this show conclusively
that IS is a fair standard for an honest milk
man or milk producer?-Boston NJ. and 8. j.
During an agitation Of the pure milk ques-
ton in England some three or four years ago
among other excuses given by mikmen when
accused of selling milk below the standard was
that it was ''the last Of the can" and was there
fore poorer in quality. To test the matter Mr.
Clark Boil. fellow of the College Of Surgeons,
caused the inspector to travel the entire route
with the milkman and take samples OF milk at
the beginning, middle and end Of the route
The following was the result:
No Roo;pn;,c ~orxo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON


COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. go K
St P5r, ys.. Sr s.. Ss s,
Englsnd Conservatory of Music. Boston. Mass
NoRAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. lii7, G ST Nv:
Pr,vate Obstruction dsy or evening in schoo. and
s%ins,ions VI ESRss M D 'sss
DRAWING AND PAINTING AT NATIONAL
qniises. risce 70 learn cai ana Sc : > w
self the wonderful progress 81 s.uh"2.s. anla Ia.
Art srpDES EisH IFae sPtsox
L Rss and SS oAfnGSs f %R rrPp w0msn
Evening classes Antique and Mems Life.
i rST CIRCULARS n send to sos,-rvsr~
NJ. VERNON MUSIC STUDIO. 1905 aTH ST.
~, W n W roc. csltu,s. ''LcbGc'e's n thCa;, rapid
9osrsoininE throat troubles nc charge To- Tal nng
pIANo TEACHER.-sEyEN YEARS. EXPERT-
method Tor Young pupils oast rssrsnase a VT raa
14O6 Hopkins place C2Ols n. W. orsitn.f sim
WAsHISGToN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
taxes 10 pupils o Is. BGiL1RD. Direc,et. natS.a;
NJ ENGLISH AM, French SCHOOL
BOARDING f prp a"s as1s paq ,i fsa
FRENCH. CLASSICAL. AND MODERN Ian
t Of sob and Ps. p
CoLuMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
L. aTs Pet GR Ssh And 4 m NJ ':, G. ~
,S the % @ sS
readers and the phonoaTa9h Individual instruction
the snd civil service eoue RI. IN
dacsd rates for summer months Send for Catalogue.
LIE RERL1rz scT 100 ]. or LANGUAGES
II American and i, Euronsan Branches
Open all year. s dso and evening
Summer Branch at Isbury Park. MI
SCHOOJ OF ELOCUTIoN. ORATORY, ACTING,
s.asr ve ana yS,ss ,s sutTrs 1s h 4
WARD g: TOWNSEND. Miss ADA L TOWNSEND.
WOOD's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL
W. Of Shorthand and Typewritins 4o1 and 4o7 Eas.
teachers Send for circular INNS
coz AYEAR FOR DAY OR EVENING sEs-
c-c sion. - BookkeepinE. arithmetic. spelling.
grammar. letter writing. business forms. commercial
SIiIUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE. s.w cor; s'h and
T. THE sPEScER n b Bns silSE college,,
Natl. Bank of the zen BID. 9TH AMI d NV.
ssrrnE and Summer sss~ions-March to JrlyI I.
Ss NO aI,h o.
open every business csyy telephone CAL lqst
fe27 PRINCIPAL aud Proprietor.
ELoCUTIoN PHYSICAL CULTURE ;DELS,FrE
j.. ~ sysre.ml-EnGlish branch. Sten.srarhy aud
Capitol ia ~
MISS BICH'S CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE
4l and Business College. 12D7 1otn st n W. Pun;ls
prepa-ed successful civil service mental
and census examinations. Stenoyraphy taught se,-t-
OUT OF WASHINGTON
S.. AGNES SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. ALBANY. NY.
- Under tire direction OF Bishop DONE. Choice of
four courses Of study for graduation. ,pecsl studies
may be taken or the Harvard course Cor women For
taloGae address Miss F. W. Boyd Principal apI SIN
NAVAL EXPEDITION FOR BOYS TO THE
~ WORLDS FAIR
By st. Johns Military School. Manlus, n Y via
the Great Lakes Orxanized as cadets OF a siir-of-
war, Limited number may join. June ~ to Jriv ~.
Apply for mhls-:3,n
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ARE YOU GOING ABROAD.
AM Yop Gorxa To ErRopr

usa, gave your letSers and czb,es addressed cars
EDWIN H. LOWS STEAMSHIP ENcHA<tE.
HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN Tt.AE IS.
LONDON. They viii De numbered Ane forxa-i-I .
all parts by Mr.. LOWS sysp-1a s<se
livery. Baggage storec and ked ~ the
American system. Coinplete BANKING facilities. Toe
nse Of LowsPbckETcABLE CODE. rr.ce - cent?.
u indspene1oie. send for copy OF '-fAE PASsES n
GEk. ICON sainfnx valuAbe in ormation, Tres.
kDwIk ~. LOW. LAWS EXCHANGE.
5a2-6m Heed once. 90 BROADWAY. SEN YORK
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As true as steel. Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21
ATTORNEYS.

GEORGE ". KERN AND EDwARD i. CTFs
VI atsorneys-at-iaw. Warner building, ga and N
LAga business Of description tran~ated Rse~.
ssesonao.e Once hoars: ss- M. 10 pm Ie1-:hus
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DENTISTRY.

DiI-N l. ~ "
THE VERY BEST TEETH. FULL SETS THAT
preston To the wearcr Ta ana n,sSrai ea-
lute.y wit19u. pain by application to gums SOC
platns. 7oc gold. 81. and up sa:ts:ac,ion guar
api2:lw. so7 eth St. % Opp pa.s saks Eco.
PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
SSSS PasSSaEn S SS f fHHPEG Ss sxa
S SS T TSFEH oASTSEs
We have exclusive control of preparation for use
In this city which, when
APPLIED TO THE GUMS.
RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS
tits applied directly to the gums.
By its se teeth can be extracted perfectly painless
The patient retains all bis senses while having his
80 danger. Particularly adapted to persons who
cannot take gas
Cali on n9 e ns noa OF
oy local dD Dttcaton and We guarantee you will uss
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs
ap61m' 1917 Penn. NV.
GKosHoN's DENTAL PARLORs. ESTABLISHED
~ l3oS Ian nv Artificial Teeth inserted.
Local used for painless extraction OF teeth
LIMITED STATES DENTAL. ASSOCIATION. 4OI
America with ofi .es in the principal cites Fopp,p
ticnlafs and prices see pare g. mh25.tr
EREE DENTAL TNFIRMARY-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without cila-x.
cost OF material at 1870 St dental department.
OF inc Golnmblan Unlys-sity. from 70 !, p. N. daily
October 10 June 20. se:,t-tf
DENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNIyER-
I,, stf CO., sth AL 4. SIS 9psn "a,
cost OF materials Sc l0sr
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THE wAyERLY
Has all the modern improvements Sea water baths
on each foor; perfect drainage. &c.
rhl-eo2tt L. T BRYANT
HOTtL RICHMOND. ATLANTIC CITY, OCEAN
IL end OF Kentucky ave. thoroughly b, sted; sun
pa-lors; located near tine beach.
nh13-ec24t J. ID pFaSr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-21

An INTERESTING COLLECTION SOON TO BE
SHIPPED tn THIS coUSTRY-OSE HUNDRED AND
sEvESrY-EIGHr SEPARATE oBJEcrs-INPLE-
HESrs OF wAE-TzssELS AND IDOLS
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

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