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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14
ENGLISH EDITORS COMING HERE.
They Reached New York Yesterday and
Will Leave for Washington Monday.

They Reached New York Yesterday and
VIII Leave for Washington Monday.
Fifteen British journalists arrived at New
York Wednesday from Liverpool on the steamer
Majestic. They the vanguard Of q large
delegation Of English editors and proprietors
who are coming to the opening of the Column
bian exposition.
Those who came Wednesday we're Sir ". C.
Long and his son. c. ID. Long, of the Sheffield
Telegraph; Lascelles Carr, Western Mail,
Cardiff; A. ID. Murray, New Castle DaiIy
Journal: Herbert Bramley, Sheffield and
Rotterdam Independent: Clement ]. Shorter,
Illustrated London Ners and u new paper
called Sketch; g. b. Dibbes. Manchester
Guardian: g. Harrison Law. Scotsman; F. G.
Byles, Bradford Observer, a brother of the
member of parliament frou. Brsdford X. H.
Smith, Engineer; Joseph D:xon, Industries:
p. Alden, keighley -H=,cs; William Heinemann,
Weekly sun; Col. JoLa Morgan, New Castle
J1siy JO,;raGl: Sir Morgan Morgan. Cardiff
Express. and Miss stomach of the Dundee
Advertiser. The latter the only new spaper
woman in the party. though Mrs. j. D. By.es
and Miss VI. A. Bvles came along.
The party will leave for Chicago on Monday,
going BY way OF Philadelphia. Washington and
Pittsburg, and returning via Detroit, Niagara
Falls. Toronto, Kingston. y. y, and Montreal,
and viii go back to England on May q on the
steamer Germanic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14
RACE OF THE HOMERS.
The First Pigeon Fly for Public Record to
he Held on Sunday.

The First Pigeon Fly for Public Record to
He Held on Sunday.
The arrangements for the first fly for public
record Of the season were concluded Wednesday
night in Philadelphia, the start to be from the
naval messenger pigeon station at Annapolis
on Sunday, the distance about ITO miles.
The entry Is all from the loft Of Elwood
Senderling Of the Belleview Club Of Philadel-
phia and comprises the birds Nelson, cham
pion for the 400 miles distance; Moorestown,
Yorkie, Miss Power, Grover, Dandy and Mack.
The last training fly was from forty five miles
yesterday in threatening weather, when the
time made was good.
The race from Annapolis is to be under the
American rules. to be in competition for the
open-to- all prizes Of the year, but it is other
wise a training fly for the journey from the
Dolphin. in Hampton Roads on April 81, when
the birds are to serve as messengers from the
Secretary OF the Navy to the officers Of the
United States cruiser New York, at the Cramps
yard at Philadelphia
The birds it is expected will have the mes
sage quills they are to wear in the naval parade
work made fast TO their tail feathers when at
Annapolis, and it is possible they will bring
home messages in them.
A large price was lately offered for Nelson by
q Boston gentleman, but the bird was not for
sale,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14
FRANCES NEXT BUDGET.
NJ. Dupuy's Cabinet Discussed Yesterday Il
Budget for 1894.

NJ. Dupuy's Cabinet Discussed Yesterday the
Budget for 1894.
The estimates show fresh expenditures
amounting to Isl, 900 francs, as follows: In
crease in guaranteed interest on railway stock
on account Of deficiency caused by the reduc-
ton OF the tax on express traffic, 81 ,00O, 900
francs: increase in expenditures for navy, 20,
100000 francs; increase in expenditures for
army. 100000 francs, and expenditures for
putting new laws into effect, %, 600 900 francs.
NJ. Peytral, minister Of finance, finding that
balance cannot be established by retrerch-
ments, has three courses under consideration
for solving tine problem. One of these is to ex-
clude the extraordinary naval expenditures
from the ordinary budget. the second is to i'm
pose fresh taxes, and the third is to appropriate
toward expenditures such amount as may be
needed from the 1S0, 0OO, 900 francs which it is
expected to save as the result of the projected
conversion Of the AZ per cent rentes.
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Multi-Syllabic Journalism.

From the Tuscarawas (Ohio) Chronicle
Last Friday we witnessed the closing of
Blizzard Ridge school. The term Just con-
cluded is a browning achievement in the history
Of Blizzard Ridge, and was superlatively pro-
ductive Of gratifying results to our district
The school during the past winter has been
under the proficient management Of C. L.
Swain Of Westchester. His patrons and friends
evinced their unanimous appreciation OF his
services by instituting a superb surprise picnic
for him, and such picnic Surprise was never
more complete, and the teacher having sur
rendered Internationally, a bounteous and
exquisitely arranged dinner was INDUCED in
that would have satisfied abundantly the most
fastidious voluptuary. Notwithstanding the
prodigious assembly, perhaps more than one
hall OF the provisions were not utilized
ostcnsibly manifesting that the partici-
pants bad no hesitancy in exuberantiy con-
tributing superabundsnce Of rare and choice
del1cacies to the contamination Of the enter
prise. This highly sociable and friendly occa-
sion was mutually enjoyed BY all, and was en-
belltshed by the cheerful urbanities indigenous
to the community. The afternoon session con-
sisted OF the respective branches. and, without
being an ostentatious and premeditatGd parade,
displayed degree. of thoroughness that ID sell
dom attained. redounding TO the credit Of all
concerned and speaking volumes in behalf Of
Weir exemplary system. In taking . retro
spect OF our late term Of school We are not OBJ
i1vtous OF tho fact that the etymology Of this
emineIt success 10 attributable to the diligent
and assiduous researches OF the pupils and the
indefatigable exertions Of their instructor in
thus rendering "Old Blizzard" palpably worthy
OF ina patronage and approval Of the district
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Mud, mud. mud at Montgomery Park, Mem
phis, yesterday, the opening of the spring
meeting, and rain fell in torrents during many
grand stand and the twenty-six bookmnkers in
the betting ring did hourishing business. The
derby was somewhat Of a disappointment
Hugh Penny was scratched and the knowing
ones said that meant free gift to Calhoun.
The start Was made In the rain, with Michael
leading, Bob Speed second, Revenue third and
Calhoun, Belfast and Francis Pope in the order
named. Kuenze lay back with Calhoun until
he reached the stretch, then he went to the
front and remained there, winning BY length
without an effort. Time, 2041<. The stake
was "a, 40 10 the winner.
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PROPOSALS

DRoPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.-ofFlcE OF
y Acting CommissAry OF euhsistsnce, Washingson
Barrels. D. G. March 81. ls9a-sealed propo!Als.
cn s!1uEDAf. THE TWENTY -NiSTH DAY OF
opened IN the presence Of bidders Tor the furnishne
dnriHs The a.e.i ys.I isI fSs
rig rsssfved 20 reject any Q. all bdA RYposls
mus Be tucosed In sailed envelopes addrossed 10 tbs
undersigned and married 'Proposals for fnrnishtng
frseh besf xor blank proposals and further tnfoe-
HOBO - ISsut. and k0.K.. 9 Az. E6k
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CHEs.PEAKE AND Quo RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE ~ ErFECr oCTnBrR a. 1872
rrains leave daily from Union Station fB and P.D.
9th and Bss
handsomost and Inost cOulvlrte S0i'-rrAin Service
West from Wsshin-."~.
200 m. tail"-''Cu-.rrfa'i AMI g louis firu-
ited'-Solid Nestifn-i, rHWl~ euIirned. Gle trtc-
lighted train. Pui'pap'S fnast -is.'Tng rTrs Mssh-
ington - Gin -innaf nfuirE effsrisst ~ MHNs-
Vile - serve breakfast. Arrives ~ innn-i Goa
Indian -roi- II 30 IA. - L.u- - D. m, CHI
cago > - ~ -
u 10 ~. Sniiv-Tlsp fgnIn-rs ''f = ' lf'1ifed"
n sp.id Vestibua trim With diniu- aud Pullman
sleerers CO. CinrinutiI. laN.n,-ul aud Louisville.
without chsuv-. a--iNfny - fiu unat 10 . ~.
Lexington u 10 =. .u. iaust J. 3 - y m Ind sn-
apolis II .01 chic - 2, =. H. - Louis 40
q. m. &C Esesfif,l in T'ftn Ae.H. fa- 81 unnts.
200 n IA. dsi'v-Frfr-s-s T,Hr GHrl nsy1li-. Char
lottesvflie hirhrI.nf. Mavuuslor1'. Sfauntrn and
principal Virginia points daily, e-cspt Sunday. for
Eichmond
Pullman 'o-a.ions ana tirse:s a. ComTany's ofces.
5l3 and l42l panns i've.
ma IL ". FULLER. Grnl Passenger Agent.
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The Southern Associated Press will hold
meeting next Wednesday in Atlanta. 1t is
probable that an arrangement will then be made
by which the Southern Afternoon Press Bureau
will be supplied with q press service furnished
By the Southern Associated Press.
The Southern Afternoon Press Bureau, COM
prisins forty-six leading afternoon papers,
completed its organization yesterday by elect
ing the following officers: President, Rufus N.
Rhodes Of the birmingham Nees; vice presi-
cent, j. W. Burson Of the Galveston Tribune;
secretary aud general manager, J. Pinckney
smith OF the New Orleans states; treasurer,
Fred. s. Coz Of the Mobile Ners
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ANACOSTIA.
A SUCCESSFUL INCEPTION.

\ SUCCESSFUL kECkPIION.
There was a triple reception given at Masonic
Hall Wednesday night by John A. Logan Post,
No. ID. John A. Logan Corps, No. Z, and
William H. King Camp, No. I, Sons Of
Veterans. The event was complimented by
pleasingly rendered II was as follows:
Prayer by the chaplain Of the post. Rev.
Geo. Bowman: song by the Sons OF Veterans
Gles Club; address OF welcome by Senior Vice
Commands Geo. H. Armstrong; long. "SvoTd
Of Bunker Hill, Geo. o. Watson; recitation,
"On Board the Cumberland, Miss George;
recitations. Whispering Bill" Uncle Remas"
aud ..BArhara Frischie," DIR. Frank White;
song, The Army Mule" S. OF V.
Gles Club; soprano solo. Caught"
C. Z Towne; songs by Mr.. lockwood; recita-
ton, The Dutchman and Pole Cat" Mr..
Charles r. Burr: Marching Through Georgia"
Gles Club. address by Prof. b. Edmund Mes
ser; recitation, New England Weather." Miss
George; Address BY Past Commander James II.
Dony; address by Past Commander A. b. Fris-
bic. Quite q number Of visitors were present
from the city. The reception was q success.
WAIT YREE DELIVERY.
President W. Marden King Of the Anacostia
Citizens Association and Mr. r. b. Buckley Of
the same organization have called on the
first assistant postmaster general in reference to
the extension of the free delivery service to
Anaeostia- They state that favorable recep-
ton was accorded them. The official said that
The department would know BY the LIST Of May
whether the plan. which he admitted was a de-
siTab,s one, could be executed. IL the free de-
;Iyery system should be extended to Anacostia
:. would necsssitate the establishment Of a
:s.rth-class post Office at Hillsdale.
NOTES.
Nr. H. A. Bnsehe il q candidate 70. la POS. =
naastsrship a. Good Hope. At presen; The pos.
once 10 at GARFIELD, several hundred yards
south Of the forks OF the Suitlsnd and T. T.
roads. II is stated that The proposed location
would be more central NJ. BGsehs Ia. not
set put In formal application.
The East Washington Heights BAPTIST Me
200 10 holding services at the residence OF Mr.
y. Q. foaU tain. Who Was for a long time asso-
ciAtod v.te Sns A.4eossIa Baptist Church. i.
: eKpse.ed tai lev. George Bowman Of Ana
costa vii preach next Sunday evening.
Yrs. Flora Mclaniels OF Waldorf. Charles
cOunty, Nd. Is viS:-tag her parents. Mr. and
Mrs r. q. Prathef. at Good Hope Heights
Miss Viols Emerson. who was seriously
injured by her horse ,ss heretofore noted in THs
5rA8- 10 reported ty DIR. n. v. Pyles rs in q
crioeai condition.
Prof. August Miller il taking steps toward
organizing Cnicatown choral society.
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Divorced From, MAJ Freeman.

Af;ss brief argument yesterday Judge Nc
Adaoa oil the superior court in New York gave
Vera Freeman alimony Of ESQ . week and a
counsel fee Of el50 in her action for an sbso-
lutte divorce from MAJ Freeman, the theatrical
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RAILROADS..
THT eErAr

TIT OHEAT
Ip pd IT. Eq fs.s WEST ANS SSc,rNyyrsr
q c-e,i 20 OF T. n. asnpsrv I. issS
.h Nh ~ M s a cg 2SIf s5ssros
For R,t..lurE saa ~, Wee, r.ne,yyssis IIuar..i
en- SiS sem, S:sasias FiT:; io i, ANY
Ssnsrsis ara Dirs, Car 't Hsr,.su ss %
nj P, S 10 T. s SIS s,i,y :: as-.
imr~ ~ l,,s,lrs AL >l--r,nr Car .-c-n Pits
.u,s sHa Cabins, T-,---s u y m s.l's p.r.
- H,- N.sahr,on % Harrisburg ga sa-~p,n.
i,ninr CsI Hsrris',r-,,, >, - I.,r.s w w.
wsshihs,c. - ,l ~ S',. -is. sizing 1sr'
c;svsisnI P tSiSSss $500. =, e,s.a-s .et
co. Soathw~s,err F-r--.. : a. ~ - ~, ~,
-Ipsis and i' 81 fcl,. 'iaS ,,i ,gai.gspc.
,is,HrS ,n ~, - ,lonis s.-rinr Car Hs--
- R.h,uond. - &c rv-rass 10 a. = h, sss,,
- PIfl.srs a. ~ -. Vet ~i,h tsroush si.srsr
fT eA9s, ,sn.nessl. Rr,ss:-r aag N.r.-. F.,l,
For Vie c,'snasisrs MA R,-sss,.- .,,,. - p,,-
w vi.h Siss1,,, ~ ~. y s,roi Sata-lsv. rnt1
For w,liia-asport. R.-ss-;er Pr-s'9 "a 49,.
sss,ns - ws.h a srtcr =, ~ s'uTiar. VIA
as,iy a rTsr,,; henovo ans r,i-s a,lors
" wa s,,s an ~ ~ TO- TO- %l ~! sniv III
i"E ~, 81 ! s w IrHfA WV vOpN am rvr
80 ~, - 'in,r- Ca. -rh N VA
- suni.y .o5 y. n y ,Ss ,..-.., II Is rn.
iian M M i,'si's -, =, no Ccsch.., 90 aan
AT Ia-le- Co., v',r n,,,. -, - ~
S." lo;s 400 m s,v ,or P,l, I.!gs.s ...s
roB rHrrsnrr pvr, ONLY
ss siSli,res'. '.'oa- w. we,E aAy.. AaiAtSa
hccorarn.1,-or. : N, ., .,r-
fIprsss, +" ~ srd a. :, S,r-
1907" 80 n without change. Soa y, -.sS
OF Is-oos,y, Ny =, '--S .-.rp. c,,,... :.
80 f,.. =. 49, 49, = R-NNf'--r Away .~,-s.
'.riss.s s,-'ss View Yo-s CIV ~ W ii's 10 iois
and ll.Sp. n. every DAY. Sa.r- az. 81 "a,
For BSSoi;in,o1e 90 - az. "a. "a -,
10. 2oi. ~ AIS aa5t4 ~ (, ~. W. - y,
ii.S5r ~, o. -, 90 c 80 10 40 n IS "a
IoIoSo "a. 81, "a @n az ss
49,. 10y Line. 80 M snsA7Br ~ i.llr
For .rn.-alis. -, = ~ N, ,r,,,
ri 1T, t sn except SUNDAY. sundays 40 a m
ro- , toR sLFHsNnEra .Nn rur sorr4.
~, TO c,o,. On. :, y. as. as. : ~
dsyr4 9n -is 40, 10 AZ n N ~ 90 So
Us. ~ ant 10 n, N ~ ~ '''u' w
l' y, s ,nr ouAntico. as aaTiv; so,
Fer ,,.,,, c ans he south - an. ra5-.-
Tat. 80 ~ ~ dsi'v
soo olo 10 y W. rlIIsm 90 . "a
100 ? ~, : nS. : ~ si9. -'a5' avs. 10 se,,t
W $50. e.oS. 2is. s,oI 7.oS. -, = IS All
Ti.'e.s snd Information q. ~. one. -,-.,.,,.,.
ne n st-e-t ana P-nr~v'vs-'. @v.n,. .na =. a..
N,lh where - ia-S ~ l-f' Gov ~. c',s.tne -
s Y pPEv~S nation from hots' snd ,ssilsncs..
General N'an,vs al oen.-p, p.. ~ Woo se.n.
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ID ICHNONN Avn nANNHrTF BarrROap IN
II y. W. HCIDEFOpFp Avn REUBEN FOSTER
RrCTrVTHS

SShsfu'n IN eNs~f Naws-rb.-p1 rSap
Ar trains 80 We an iasva Panrsrlvant. ,,.,.,.
ee- S.a'ton. Washington. n. c.
$50 ~ -nslv. ror1~~ts ~ Tn .1hurr ~ -tt
rrncinsl nai-s south - ~ n vii ne q, .s-'rn,,i
nnc nRnvt'ie Svs-srn. priitnsn Sl.@n.- Nav Yo-N
end WASHINGTON ~ a-'R--a -0nnsr.inr thea-. with
Sleeper 20 View o-esns Via Nov --nrnarr and Cor M.n-
Nils We Ri-riinghan. Unf'f-g - nsnviila With
SaeTsar 81 aurusfr ~n--s-.s - NaUasSs. 'FRONT.'
Rove and St-rshr-g isnw s.~a1. S1ni.v
= a. -DPfiv 90 w---ar-on s11 Tha-'ns-a.vffis
ndthrcr- '-r' f'- Font 'losl sHl Strssbu-rdaIiv
eN~spt similar.
10 a. N r-D-Ei.- W .curNcroN Ayn Sor-ru
wFSTt IN vTSTTBT-TFn TTNTrTn. composed an :
firaly 81 r.'ln:ar Saana- Dining pe-loranf Spok,nx
Cars ani runs Atlsuta f-fa hn-,-Sa with Dali
rnHn Sleappr th-ou~h New York sui wazhing.on y,
Nsw Orleans Vi MruicnTnerv and New York ant
WaSling-foD - Axiom aa8 Aur-fS-s via colu-nbia
ana NssiiuT-on = Ne-auhiSvia Bifsl ingham- Dinin
car Vow Nn-'- - Nn~'s-nr-a-v.
" OD y t~.-nsilv co. all rrinrps' -atnts south ~
Richmond ara ngnvil's svste-r. Plf'Inan Sleen.-
New York sud Wa-h uvton - 10: Srrin-s via Ashe-
Vile. and ws~hi-y'0- - A-'z-fs
TRAINS on WASHINGTON ANn ONO DIVISION
Leave Wellington n y 10 w. = Y. AMI q %
daily. Tt.u-'ling arrive Wa~Nir-fon =. ttGa
500 ". N. ~ 3 - s.rr. Falv Train leaving WASH
ineton q .. ~ ,p1 arriving dIS m. runs to sat
from He-ndon onlv
Through --a,rs from .p~ -auth ar-,-a wash!nyto,
f45a. m. 10 40 N s.f y 80 n n Manassas Divis-
ion. 10. go N aud q 90 r.. 'H.. aV-art Srnlsv.
FUR ishai - osirA rsNl p-1rsvlvsn'a ave. and ~
Passsneer station. PeuusylviniA Railroad Washing
ton. ". e.
7. s. brown. Ee---,' a-ar. Psssan ,sr Dept
W. A. Tr-nE. Gsre-r' psSSsuc@- Agent
". IT. GREEN. General Manager. nh
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The committee appointed 10 invsstigats the
charges that . corruption fund was SAINT -
commissioners began IL sessions Tuesday
morning IN Kansas City, Kan.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

w From eth ST. ferry wharf
Steamer Wakefield ON MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS at z g. for Nomi II creek, Va,
and Intermediate landings. Returning TUESDAYS,
THURSDAfS and SUNDAYS. (See schedule.
Steamer T. V. A-rowsmith on SUNDAYS az m.
for all landings. Leave Einsale at 10 MON
DAYS for return landings TO Colonial Beach. thence
to Alexandra; arrive a. Washington z an TUES
DAY on WEDNESDAY at pm. for Alexandria,
Colonial Beach and all lower river landings. Leave
and arrive AT Washington a. IN. FRIDAY. (See
schedule) c. W RIDLEY,
mh9-tf General Manager.
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Mulban, Santa Fs junction twenty miles
south Of Wichita, Kan, IVES dsstroysd BY ars
Wednesday afternoon. !
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RNTIMoEE ( OHIO RAILROAD.

RA-AlMokL OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule IN eject Nov-rnN~- =. ,so-.
,- e.. "a ~ r.--.r % New rs-ss-
For chirarc and No-;hvs-' ast.H-,., rgnt,.fr,.
Press rains y. N :. n. = - ~ ~, a,5iv
brled u -rHt@l 2 ~ arr-,ss N ., = =, g.f,,
- o. shurs snd clsvs'snd. EXPRESS lslyii ID.
For Lsyin -,on AMI s'a~atar 40. ,a,-
70 Nin"h@s,e- sni 49, .s.lnrs. = PNp-
cii,t,s ag-s, Ns'Vy,l R-i ls. sC,ast. KSorvris
Inc cas- throuyh 70 Mernrhis aud Nashvil's.
ror ,1-sv. Z 'mn.' ~. Ha''v
Cs ~ - rlinr,@sN IS ~ an n N ,io m fs-Sn
utes, = N No * l. - - n - an "a - r 81
: oo sos vi qo.iS II :, y VS." Sna %xs
% - W lNoi - 'ninu'ssl rSoS y N N N 10 ~
% ks Is % a % :, 600 % K rs % ss
nm sIras~s, 3 ~, M a ~ y m N i--b ana tF'
ro- Frederick. tll.3o an. Ills tL3l $50
For usr.-stn-n. 40 a., ~. ,,a.S,o,
For nov' ans wsv roin.s. - 81 y "
az, &C. ~ VIZ c,ir.s - o. - ~,
y rr--ess .-,rs s.3-,,Inr \. r-,n.i,.I ....,o,,
n CIV, y 3, -, 10 an =. - - - ~
For phiis ',','', Na-v va-l Bos,1, an, .h..,,s
3 aGf5 M M, ~ nnn, Ca N. 10Y m.
oren A. N OOn'rla-kl ' os''
For phnaiephia. Wilmington aai Chester. SD
nurs; pa-'n- ca-. m al d,- .-,'r..
fo- Boston; . l0n. ~ wiz PALMS, pu1., Si.,,-
va polvhtesnsia 'riage lsnlin- pss,snS-rs in AL
For ,s..tc city. 10. ~ !, m. AMI L. o5p. n. sua-
tEzc'rt sunday Daily. 'suniayoaly
Bserse. ~sr~l for snd ~l,s~ta, ,,o-, ho..,.,,s
residences bv Union rr.1sFA- "a on o-i.-s la, a:
'iGt:, otc;.i SO aud 1851 p. snd q i.r5;.
Gen. Manager rnlsl Gen Pass 49,.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING-GEoRGE ELY
l. piano maker. tuner and repairer, POI 10Th st.
e.w workshop in the rear. organs tuned and
paired. mh20-lms
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sTEAMtCARPFT CLEANING

A MMoSIAItp STEAM CARPET cLEAHTSo
Carpets made moth proof frye Of CHARGE nsss,s-s:
made p ordsr. onos. ITO Pa ave. worn. NJ
mh3 u NEwNyER, No.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

CUNARD LINE-PLANS 'CAMPANIA- AND
~ Lucania. Il. 500 tons. sailings prices descrip-
tons FIRST and second CABIN and seerAge
booked at agency. 63l st. @. l. DUBOIS, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14

Tus golden remedy. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-14

AZ GOO HARDMAN PIANOS GLADDEN. THE
homes of America. Has your home got one.
Better come and look us over Our stock is large
and varied The Hartman Piano is the ideal artists
piano METzERoTT-s MUSIC STORE
mh2S-t l110Fst NV.
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PROFESSIONAL

BOSTON CABINETyAPOR BATHS-sCIENTIFIC
ID MASSAGE and Swedish movement DIR, SARAH
WAICOTT. o0S14 18th ST. n. W. Open Sunday.
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~FyDress f-ai1u.
Baevae. ~ai'af for .nd ~he~taf ,ro-n ho.a'.,,s
residences bv rnion rrsrsFA- ca On o-i--s ia', a:
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lungen, bic ibm berieIbe i'm 0ertrauer
gema6t bate, gum 8ortbeil ieines iez
Bigen unb gum Na9tbeiI bes friiberen
<enten beniiBt gu baben.
- 8roBe 8eitir3ung erregte es III
Bptsbam, baB bel Der @rneuerung bes
8ettitrobs in elmer Der &aiernen Der
bort garnifonirenben @arbez& egimerz
tes 25 SDnamit : 8omben I'M 5trob
p-rfedt aufgefurben purben.
9as @eru6t, baB &aiier 8il>
belm II. ben &6nig ppn @a9fen mad
Berlin bethlehem babe, ur1 iiG nit
oemielben 5u %beratben, ob bic 3ultimz
mung gu elmer gerringerung Der Orr
nice ei1es Der DreibunbS : @enDKen
(Stalien y gegeben tperbei1 biirfe, ptrb
bonn 8erliner Muspdrttgen Mmte auf's
gntf6iebenfe in Ibrebe geitelt. Man
fant fagen, baB ieber @ebanfe an cine
8erringerung Der Streitfrdfte bes
D%reibunbes, fogar tpenr bieie Gra9e
iberbaupt iemals erpogen norben
tpdre, aufgegeben tuDrben 1T angefi9ts
bes Na6gebens bes @3arcu gegen
ba8 Srdngen ieiner &~atbgeber, auf
pel6e bic @lutb unb 8egei1te<
ruug Der fran3Oll6en aunDqeb1n=
gen fiir bic ruiif9en Glottenoff3iere
uno segen &uBlanb ielbft tpie eirt 3auz
Der getpirtt bat. Sic &egierung bat
elm SDnbltat beutl6er 9antiers bers
anldbt, fi6 nit benz italienlf6en ST.
nan5miniiterium iiber bic beften Wiits
tel, bic iebt bic italienif6e Gegierung
b%ebrobenben Ginan3uirren gu l6ien,
in 8e%rbtnbung gu ieben. Sic beuti6e
&egierung bat nit Der italienif6en &es
gierung ni6t brett psrbanbeIt, iebo6
1T bas austpdrtige &mt inbirett be-
na@ridttgt uor6en, baB Stalien 6is
Qbf9t babe, feline Glotte au pergr6z
BERN unb feline iebige militdrii6e Stdrfe
bei3ubebalten.
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Weue Cob Mtueu.

9ie @ntmertbung bes SiIbers bat in
ben MineralsS Staten BEG @eftens be-
tanntli6 CUR Golge gebabt, baB in pies
len Gdaen, tuenn bic grae ni9t reid gc>
mug paren, INN bic 8eminnung 6es
Silbers nod als elm lobnenbes @es
fddft eri6einen gu lafen, bic Nrbeit in
ben Silber : Miner sdn3li9 eingeftelt
tporben lit.
Qls cine ueitere Tolge biirfte es
aber an3uieben fein, baB bic Nufmerts
iamteit Der 8ergbaus9 petulanten fi@
in Der leBten 3eit pieber ben Cobb
Winen augepenbet bat. Nt9t MIR, bab
bic alien, felt ldngerer 3eit i9pn ni6t
raebr bearbeiteten Minen tpieber aufges
tommen perben = beiBt es in einem
Mrtifel aug Denber = man felt aud
Na6iu6nngen nod 1euen an. Sebr
reide, berartige Gunbe iinb in Der llms
gegenb bon Sbabo Springs unb BON
Cripple Greet unb oberbalb babou sez
nadt tDor6en. Sr 3tpei Minen, Der
yMelton" unb Der Sob Sing, nos
bon bic lebtsre cine 9erldngerung ber
berlbmten .NlicesM ine" 1T, lit cine
folibe @olber3sNber BON 5000 SUB
gdnge 3u Gage gebra9t tporben, unb
elm paar Minen am Cripple Greet pa.
ben bur6 bic reiden gr3e, meI6e fe
liefern, alsemeines gritaunen errest.
Die &is @ranbesBabn 1T i'm 8egriff,
cine giienbabn mad Der rteu aufgefuns
6enen @oIbs@egenb gu baliet1, mo- bic
Sonne grs BON 500 big gu $500 rei=
men Metalles giebt.
Der Strom BON 8erssGeuten, tpel9er
ttd iebt mad ben genannten @olbfels
bern bin betpeat, erinnert aufs Iebbaf,
tefte an bic Bites Beats etpesung por
Elm paar Sabren.
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California : Weine.

Weialiebbaber finben eim groBes 2az
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA @einen BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer a1a Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt un6 Stele a1ts unb fault brett
aus benz &eler Der Weinaii9ter. @ls
gutem &e1ner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beften Sorten a1saupdblen. Gr fanr
feline &unben unb SamiIien nit ei1em
gnten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
WeiB Weine in bor5iigli9er Gl1alitdi
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @auone - fret
ins 9aus geliefert.