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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

Gbeunnatism1s, aber l6on mad einmali9em
9ra9en bes @iirtels lieBen meiue S9nler5en
mad unb i9 tounte bes 9fa9ts rtbi9 i9lafet.
Na6 @erlaui etniser 8o9en war mei1e @ez
Iun6beit wieber poOfomnelt ber9eite0t, ullb
bis beute bin i9 o1db ME 1pieber fronf 9e=
1peIel1. sd fible mid beBbolb peranlaBt,
S6uen fir Die @obltbat gu Oalfert.
Ser @iirtel lit fiir meiue Santlte nnentz
bebrli9 semorben, benn wenl1 ir9eno eile
&ranfbeit in meinem t6auie porfommt, 10
9reife i9 itets gum @iirtel.
OH Gmpfeblung Sbres @irtels lou es met
~uerleits nibt feblen.
9o9a4tun9spoG
Fred. w. SOhn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
mc6ann 9ewdbIt.
ueberrai9enoes RefuItat Ger omtIi4en 6dh
lung i'm 3. Gonsre6be5irf.

Die 9ienftag Mittag been6ete Offi3iene
!3ablung Der fir Die @OnsreBcanbibaten
6es britten 8esirfs a6gegebenen Stimmen
bat fir 2atprence 0lc@ann, ben bisberigen
tiibtigen @ertreter bcs 0iftrttts i'm 8uns
besabseoronetenbaus, 1886 Stimmen err
geben, tpdbrenO auf ietnen republiteniiben
@ee~cncanbibaten $. sc. 8eltnap 1925
Stimmen entfielen, iObaB Mc@ann nit
elmer 8IuraIttdt bon 70 Stimmen piebers
getpGblt 1T, fats Die bon ben 9tc6tSOertrez
tern 8elfnap's beantragte &eDilion Der
!3iffern fetne tpelentli6e Nenberung ergez
BEN ioute. Oils bic 3ablbeb0r6e geitern
8ormittag ibre 9lrbeit tDieoer aufnabm,
tuaren BON benz 3. Gon9reBbe5trt nur mod
bte @rgebniiie aus ben leBten elf Brecints
ten Der Z. @arb 81 3dblen. 9aS in Dem
Otitrift ab9e9ebene Gelammtbotum fteate
Tirh mic f1Idt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
cottIieb S~ommerfeId.
@on Mbeumatisatas ae6eilt.

@benoa, SGs., Oen %. gtOp. 1898.
@ertber SER Or. Omen!
SD fible MIDI perpfi9tet, Gie pom Ser
AUS e5etMttetet 2Strfutt9 oes Glcf=
trtiden 0irteGS BET meiner Srau III
&ellntliB gu ieben.
9as Qeioe1 mei1rer fror par &6eulnatts=
mus, wopon le feline Mebi5in- unb ie bat
bapOn ptel peri6luft = 5u befreiel per-
mo6te; au9 Solbel1 unb @iureibul9en
fru9teten ni9ts. ga lieBen mir BEN Owen'=
i9en Glettrii9en @iirtel fommelt, Oa berlelbe
lIrls alfeiti9 marin empfoblen wurbe, ultb tb
muB seitebeu, baB mid baS CUTE &elultat,
mel6es mei1e Srau bur9 beilen @ebraub
e%r3telte, ni9t rltr befriebt9te, %ionoern mid III
@r~i taunen lette. oils Der @iirtel anfam, lag
meme Srar, itetf oil alien @liebern, gu 8ette,
iie leste ben @iirtel nm, fonltte bas 8ett per-
laiieli, uu6 mad bret @o6e1 mar ieber
S9merS sept9en; 1e fii6lte lib neu 9efrGf=
ti9t, fonnte ibre 6Gusli9e Arbeit mieOer per-
ri9tem ltnb bat Bis gum b~elttisen Sage uie
wieber iiber uumo6llein 9etla9t.
Sonbem i6 sic Der1i6ere, baB i6 S6re
@lettrii6en @iirtel itberal, mo- i9 2eibenbe
o%rtrefie, ongele9entli6 empfe6let perbe, be-
9rIBe i6 5te
bo9a6tun9spoa
Friedrich Schneider.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Som ttern5fent &opfi6mcrs, gciatica
ttm0 lam8i6bri9etm GDettwatts:
1ttttS befrcit4

Ga @roiie, ISIS, ben 5. Sept. 1898.
9errn Or. q. Omen, Gbi.asO, Sus.
Ser eleftrii9e @iirtel, BEN i1 am eritet
@pril Don Sbneu fauite, bat li6 ais eil1 0us
perlGliiges 6eilmitteI oil mir erpieleu, ulb
gebe i'd Sbnen bter1ntt etle S9il6erun9 mei=
neS 3uItanbes Dor ltuo na9 benz @ebrau6
beS @irtels. bantit nHe &etocnSem it'd
itbet5ett9ett Mt09cn, bot tpelGettt
NcrtDe Otc @niAafnnt0 cites S>ne1ts
i6cn 8ttrtels lit.
SD Tit oil lterp01em &opfI6mer3, Sciattcd
ulto @ele1fs9 tbelmdtiSmllS, urt6 omar III
Iol6em WeaBe, baB mir ieoe Se1De9ul19
S6mer5eu DerurIa9te; meber gu iteben nod
Su lte9en mar i6 int Stanbe, unb t9 mar
Drbelltli6 lebensmiioe eepor0e1, benz mebr
ais Elm Wal wiinl6te i'd ben Sob berbet, ba
i'd mei1en &u9ebOri9en pon Wor9ens bis
abenbs CUR Salt ftel. ointment nno Gable
uub loniti9e @tureibuu9elt, berelt @ebrau9
mir %melti9lte1s poriber9e6ello Qtl1oerltlt9 per-
I6afft Bate, perla9teI bolo tbre Wirtul19,
ul1b Der &rst ltobm aud nur baS Gelo, obne
mir belfen 81 tOnnen. 90 perlor i'd benl1
iesli9es 3utrauet gu einem Rettnn9smittel,
unb CAB Die 9ofinun9, ie 1pie6er 9el1no 81
Itanb pom Sag Su Sag 16limmer. Srib mad
benz 9lufiteben iberfam mid ein S9iittelfrof
urb alsbann leste id mid auf bas 9ofa ulb
uerbrabte bort ben Sag, bel1n 5ur 4rbett par
i9 i'm Qaufe Der 3ett lnfGbis semoroei1, urto,
UNI ni9t Die i6limmiteu S3mer5er ausiteben
Su miiiieu, 9laubte i6, am beitelt 81 tbult,
penn i'd mid nt6t mebr riibrte.
@ubli6 founte meilt @atte bic let1 s3nitan6
ni9t mebr onl eben, unb, Da ct i6o1 ntel
@ttteS iiber oet Sauctt'i&et Gleftrt=
S&em 8itrteI seb0rt bate, bei6loB er,, aud
mir henielbeu 3n peri6offen. 8tr lteBen
u1s bolb eilten iol6en tomme1t, unb i9on
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
3uIammeu Is, 355 =

9terna6 betrd9t alto Wc@ann's 8luraz
litGt 70 Stimmen.
SobaLb bon Dem @dblcommifidr 8a6ez
noD, Der ais 8oritbenber ser 3dblbebOrbe
funetrte, bteieS 9~feiuItat nerfiinbet mar,
erfIdrte Stepben q. Douglas, 8elfnap's
Nnnalt, baB er bic Gepiiton bet in sabLz
reidben 9recinften abgegebenen Stimmen
beantragen iperbe. Die 8ebOrbe bate baS
9esen nicbtS ein3utpen6en, wtrb iebocb eff
bic 3d6lung bes Stimmreiultats. BET
iibrisen 8arbS beenOiSen, bebor auf bic
b%eanftanbeten 3iffern 3url6gegangen tptro.
Collie burb bic &epiiion an benz Geiuls
tat ntbts geGnbert weroen, 10 beabit6ttgen
bic &epublifaner bic 8abI Oec@ann's Dor
benz GonsreB unter 6intueis auf 3ablreibe
8ablunrcgeldBisfeiten, Die pOrgefommen
letn louen, gu beantanben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
0Dm Na9eM= 1tno 9eberIetSea .
s6wtmSet tut &Opf 1tno blattetss
Sen S6tmOrrbotoem 9ebeiIt 0tr@
SWeu'S GIefttifMen 0iirteI+


Meffte1b, @ts., ben 80, MdrS 1894.
Germ Or. 81. Oweu, Chicago, Sas.
Meinem geripre3en sendB ieuoe Sbnelt
6eute mein Oantl6reiber.
Sd bin 9lei6 pielen 0eiOenbeu 81 Der lleberz
5eu9uu9 selon9t, baB Der SWem'f@e Glef=
friiGe 8iirtel ettt porsi9li@es Sett=
mtttel 1T, benin t6 babe benielben uu9efabr
etu Sabr 9ebrau9t unb bin ein seiunber
Meni6 seworben; er bat mid pom meinet
S6merSen befrett, Die i'd obne i'm ni6t bate
ertroget fDunen. 2ieber 2eier, Ou rpirit frei=
li6 benten, penn man ben @iirtel ein Sobr
lang trG9t, bann muB man aud 9elunb leir.
Den @runb 6a3u CAB bel mir aber bic lange
Oauer Der &rautbeit; mein 2eiben beganu
l6on por bret Sabren. Mea9en unb Sober ar
beiteten ui6t .re6t, Der Wa9eu mar nit Sale
onseiiut ltilb Sic 8erbouuns warO erl3wert
bur6 bluteuDe tSdmOrrboioen, mein Sopf
~ltmlnte uno meil genif mar iteif. Sinf
Qer5te fra9te i'd Inn 9fatb nnb feiuer pon
i6uen perl9affte mir 8eierun9, Die Slai9e
Mebi5ia tOftete mid 3 Dollars, sewtB fir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Gr[ao feinen SeIbfperIebunaen.

s. 81. 8oewtg, Der fi9 am MfOrgen bes
9. Nopembcr IN Senrict's 5oteL in fsIbfs
m0rberii9er 9lbii9t cine &ugel in Den
&opf iaste, iii 9 onnerftas9lbeno im@ountp>
9olpital ieinen 8~erleBun9en erlegen. 8oes
pig mar etfpa so Sabre alt unb elm 8uds
batter BON 8rofeiiton, perlOr aber tiraltcb
feline Stene unb fam bon 9obofen, sc. S.,
no er 3ulebt in SEQ. 219 5ubfon StraBe
setpobnt, auf Der Sude nab Nrbett nadg
bier. ga er iolde troB ~etIrigen 8emiibens
nidt finben fonnte unb bic 3utnnft fur
i'm cine rebt biiftere mar, 10 padte ben
glermften i9lieBlib Die Ger3weilung. Gin
woblge3ieIter &enoloeri9uB loute 1etnern
@lenb Elm fir ane Wfole Elm @noe berelten'
boob erloite i'm Der Sob erit Oonnerlta9 Don
auem Sammer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Sebensmu0e.

Sn Ser 90. @bicaso 2lne. Station bers
1ucbteD onneritag2lbenb 6rau Bauline 9ofz
fer, $50. 1876 Nuftin Noe. wobnbaft, Selbits
mor6 gu beseben, inbem ie cine Quantttdt
Bartier @riin Deribludte. Sic erlchten
gegen 10 l1br in Der Station uno bat I'm
poIi3eilicben S6ub oe9en ibrc 6auSptr7
thin, SrGu 6. SiB9eral0, pel6e tbr ntebt
erIouben poute, in ibr 3immer gu geben,
obmobl ite ibre Wfietbe bis gum 6. Oe3em7
Der I'M 8orauS besablt babe. Srau Stbs
gerald Gber bate beretts AM 10. Nooember
etnen 0aftbefebl tpegen unor0entli6en Be>
tragetts gegen Srau Softer ertpirft un6 ic
uurbe besbalb in 6aft qenOmmen. Otc
Watrone geitattete ibr, it6 in ibrem 9rtz
pataimmer Die SiBe gu tpdrmen unb pGbz
reno iie 6aiaB, ueri6ludte fe bas Slit.
0te Matrone fonnte fe nibt baran per>
btnbern, neil fie es Su ipdt benertte, nnb
IS bIieb nibts tpetter ibrig, ais ite na6
benz County 6oIpttal 5u i6lden.
Gin WGbter Der 8an Gamble 8abn, SO.
@alib, b6rte0 onneritas Nbenb an ber Cur
tts StraBe in rai6er Qufeinanberfolge apet
S3ufie unb als er aus ieinem WGrters
bGusden elite, fanb er, ettpa 10 S9rttt
bon ben @eletien entfernt, einen Wfann be-
muBtos anf Dem 8oben Iiesen. Slut rtes
ieIte aus elmer @un6e in ser rebten
S9lGfe, unb in Bet redbten 5an6 belt Der
Utann etnen GeoolDer. 50 i@neu pte
mo9li3 purbe Die 8oliset bena6ri6tist,
bic fir bic ueberflbrung bes 2ebensmiibsn
na3 Sem County 6oiptta[ 1orste. Sn
elmer 3aide bes ettpa 35idbrisen Wannes
fan6 man Elm Stid 8apier nit Der fol-
genOen NbreIie: vGbrit. Stuort, SEQ. 979
Todmeufr." 9tuem Nni6eine nab ges
bOrte Der Mann benz Nrbetter1tdnbe an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19

Ole sot' i'm SAD setanft!-9 81
2ln3eisen pom @unbermitteln p%erleitet, ieir
9utes @elb ber9tebt unb cine Bful6me6i3in
6abur9 erbarbelt bat. 90 benft ou9 wobl
Man9er, Ser pOu benz 9roBeu 6eilmittel bes
DR.. S. Silsbee seseu 9GmorrbOibeu, ANA
KESIS, 1ieit. @ei6 allo porii9tis, SbrQeiben=
ben, nnb Ienbet ert uu6 eiuer Yrobe, Die @u9
P. Neustaedter 6 Co., Box. 2416, New
York, ouf @erlousen 70 It Ell rel Su=
I9idei1 merbeu, ebe TIT reineu 8orrotb gu
faufeu brau9t. SIN auen renOmttirten Apo=
thpfe11 ali hdben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
2lus Ser unfanoreiden 5ohl BON 0~anffd7reiben eeben mir bier foleenoe:
6erren=@ iirtel geo. 4.

einen aruren Mann piel @elO, ober tpertbGos
mar ite uebeubei aud nod. @an5 anbers
aber 1T Der @lettrii9e Giirtel, gu benz i'd lei
Der crit 3nflu6t nabn, ua3bem meilte Sraltz
beit ernitli@ i6ltmm 9eworben urb beinabe
ltubeilbar mar; berlelbe bet mebr getbon ols
8oftor unb Mebi5iu, u1o i6 merbe betielber
aus 0anfbarfett gu Sbnen 9ert leioeuben
Mitmeni6en empfeblen.
Mit Dem @unl@e, boB Sic ttein S8reiber
in Scbrem Eatalo9 perOfeutli9en, perbleibe
i9 SIR banfbarer Yatient
GottIieb SommerfeId.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
menn Gas Baby sabnt,

@ebraubt inter apeu um1tanben bas alts
unS erprobte Wtittel, Mrs. 0iuslow's Sootbz
ting 9prup fir bas 3abneu Der Stnoer. @s
berubist bas Gin5, matbt bic @aumer1 met6er,
FiIt bic S6merseu, belt Wi1btOllt uno 1T
bas bette Wtittel 9esen Otarrboea. Suntunhs
awaMaig Gents bic Slai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
@@GD0tOf~

Gin reineS MaIabier sebrattt bon
Her Gonr. Getpp 8ret~8. 60. lit 3ters
attt beftctts e%ntpfobIem. Sn 8IafOen
Unto SdiIern 5u b@ben. Selepbnme
Co. $780, @nttLtma 9eotAa. 60. &c.,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
GIeftrif6er @itrteI ais Ta
4tiliemfretttO+

Sronfenmutb, Wei3., %. Ipril 1894.
@eebrter Ser Or. Owen!
@s ma6t mir sroBe Sreube, Sbnen nit
tbeilen Su %t0nluel1, baB Der Glettrii6e @itrtel,
ben i9 mir DON sSbnen fonrmeu lieB, aus
se8et9nete Dtente g~eleiitet bat. SD lit at
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-11-19
Mor0 nnO $elbamor0.
Cine unaufgefldrte Ooppel'8 lnt'
that auf Ger mefieite.
Cine iunge Trau eri6Ofien

Don einemir1anne, DER thr permuthli8 nads
ffeatc uno oen fte abfohren lief. Gin
Sohn DER frau DER ein5ige 5eu9e. Der
m0roer fu9t erif gu entfiehen, beftnnt
fi9 aber cines 2lnoeren uno t0otet it9
AUDI.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
TAkOMA PARK.

The T. P. ID. and L. Club held a meeting
last night at the residence Of Miss Page.
The comedy in course OF preparation in
clud's. besides the members OF this oreani-
"a N. several prominent citizens
Cle OF the most popular tables at the
lunch given during the week In Masonic
Temple. Washington, for the benefit of St
Clements p. Z. Church, Brookland. was
that of Rock Creek parish, presided over
by Miss Buck. assisted by Mrs. Charles r
Lewis. Mrs. Angus Lamond and Mrs n.
F. Halleck OF Takoma- The floral decora-
ton at this table consisted Of hyacinths,
with a pyramid in the center composed Of
Gala and annunciation lilies.
AT largely attended meeting Of the
Public Welfare Association, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. r. Colburn, last evening a
committee was appointed TO prepare a list
or nominees for the May election fnayor
and counciD fo- presentation at a mass
meeting OF citizens. subject to approval by
the Welfare Association The secreta ~
was authorized to send a Communication
10 the council, requesting an appropriation
10 purchase hose for the fire apparatua
The association also determined to erect
ana maintain lamp at the head Of
Carroll avenue. near the Log Cabin.
The pulpit In the Presbyterian Church
was occupied on Sunday night by Rev. Dr.
George o. Little of Assembly Church.
Washington, and that Of Trinity p Z.
Shurch py Kew. Alfred Harding of ST
fauIs Church, Washington.
The increased travel on the electric rail-
way has already begun, the Sunday traffio
Tor the past month having largely in
creased. and still many OF the car windowu
are without screens or protection of any
sort from the binding glare and heat OF
the sun. -
Mr.. and Ms. Abram Wilmer Of Eggerts-
VILE Erie county, n. Y. have returned to
their home from a visit to Takoma rela-
tfyes.
Dr. Schulteis OF Washington has leased
the cottage of Mrs. McMurdy on Magnolia
avenue, recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs
.. Edgar Allen. The removal of the latter
Iamily is cause for regret to the many
friends made during their residence here
MISS Cameron Of Scotland arrived yester-
gay and will be a guest for some weeks of
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Lamond at their love-
~ nome, ''Gowan Brae."
The Methodist League prayer meeting at
the residence Of Mr.. b. w. King Monday
evening, led by Mr.. J. H. Redding of Ham,
line, evidenced the necessity for larger
quarters for these weekly house-to-house
meetings, which are rapidly outgrowing
the average private house accommoda tions.
The Misses Hamlin are again located In
their Takoma home. on Maple avenue.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
BROOkLAND.

The Brookland Hall and Literary Society
have changed their night OF meeting from
the first Tuesday to the second Friday OF
eacn month The next meeting will occur
in May.
King David Lodge. F. A. A. NJ, is stiIi
hard az work, having conferred the second
degree upon two candidates this week
Mrs Cranmer, with her daughter, Miss
Blanche Cranmer, were the recent guests
OF Mrs. II. J. Penrod. Mr.. David cranmer
has returned from Florida, very much inn
proved in health.
Much TO the regret Of her many friends
and pupils, Miss Myra E. Spilman OF the
Brookland school is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia at her home In Washington.
Little Marie Howe of University Heiehts
is soon to appear in the part of the "Prin-
cess" in Jack, the Giant Killer"
The Ladies Aid Society of the Brookland
NJ. L. Church will meet this evening with
Mrs. j. ). Hollidge on Providence street.
and have some interesting exercises
Sergeant John kenny OF the eighth pre-
cinct. metropolitan police, will deliver n
lecture upon Arctic Explorations" under
the auspices OF the Brookland Hall and Lit
erary Society, on Friday, April l3 Sergt.
Kenny has had some thrilling adventures
In 'zeroland," and will have much Of inter-
est TO tell of that unknown region.
A large and attentive audience greeted
Mr.. Theophilus Bray in the Baptist Church
last evening. and followed him through the
wonders of the famous white city" Mr..
Bray began his lecture in a pleasant way,
defending his favorite fad, that OF amateur
photography. and recommended fads In
general serving as a relaxation Of the
mind and being in every way commendable.
very large number of views of the fair
and of Chicago were exhibited, and were
thoroughly enjoyed, because they have the
stamp Of being genuine photographs with
out any fanciful additions. The new liberty
bell was an especial object OF interest, not
only from its past history, but from the
fact that # has already started on its Jour-
ney to proclaim liberty throughout the
land and is scheduled to appear on the
famous battlefield Of Runnymede, In Eng
land, TO ring for the celebration OF Mag
ma Charta. June 15 and thence IL will
go to France Germany and Russia 10 as
sist in celebrations for freedom in those
places.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
RAILROADS,
PENNsYLVANIA RAfLROAD="


STATION CORNER OF 9Th AND B STREETS.
In Eject January %. 1894.
ll:Oo NJ. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pullnan
Drawing and State Room. Sleeping Dining Smok-
Ing and Observation Cars Harrisburg to Chicago,
Gl Cincinnati. indianapolis and Cleveland. Buffet
li;oo An FAST LINE-For Pittsburg Parlor
s:l5 PM CnICaGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Pullman. Buffet Parlor Car to Harrisburg Sleep
Ing and Dining Cars. Harrisburg to st. Louis.
7:lO Pm. WESTERN ExPREss.-Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars to Chicago and Harrisburg to Cleveland.
7;Io M soGTHWESrERN ExpREss.-pullman
Sleeping Car to 81. Louis and Sleeping and Dining
1910 PM. Pacific SSla EXPRESS. Pullman Sleep
ing Car to Pittsburg.
7;S9 % AN. for Kane, Canandaigua, Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily, except Sunday.
1908 M. for Wllliamsport and Remove daily, ex-
esept Sunday. For williamsport daily, BIS PM:
I:lO Pm. for Williamsport Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Falls daily. except Saturday, with Sleep
ing Car Washington to Rochester.
Buffalo daily, and Niagara Falls daily except
saturday, with Sleeping Car Washington to
L.nira' tn' and Saturdays only Washington to Roch-
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND THE
400 Pm. "coNGREss1oSHL hoSt LIMITED" all Par.
ior Cars, with Dining Car from Baltimore, for
rs Ssw sS5 YS5k aa sS nhs 81 Wsst
2IISS. o.oS go 1000 and j ;$5 P:M: o. Sunday
Carr. s:15. 4:2o. 1000 and II :s5 Pm. For
Philadelphia only, Fast Express T:50 AM week
days Express. POI and $40 p. NJ daily
For Boston without change, 1850 AM. week days
For baltimore e:25, 7:2o 7:so, 900, s:4o, II oo
II ;oS and 1880 An, 12:15, 2:01, 2:30, 3:15.
400 Limited), 40 4:36, $40, 6:l4, 7:lO. 1000,
1O;4O 1l:15 and II :35 PM. On Sunday, 7:20,
900. e:O5, II :0o IL :O5 AM, 1918, 1:15, 2:O1,
28O, 3:l5 (4:O0 Limited, 4:20, $40, 6:14 7:10
1000, 10:40 and IL :35 PM.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7:2o An. and 4:s6 PM
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis. 7:2O. 300 and II 80 AN. and 4:2O
Pm daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 800 AM
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Richmond, Jackson
Vile, st. Augustine and Tampa 400 An, BAG
Pm daily Florida Special 5:55 PM week days
Richmond only, 4:25 PM. daily.
accommodation for Quantico, 7:45 AN. daily and
4:25 L. NJ. week days
For Alexandria, 400 6:35, 7:45 $40, 9:45, 1881
1905 and IL 80 PM. On Sunday at 400 7:45
s:45 AN, 2:43, 6:15, SOP and 1905 PM.
Leave Alexandria for Washington, sos, 6:43 7:05,
500, 9:10, 1O:15, 11:44 AM, 20, 800, $780,
Glib, 700, 7:20, 9:15, 1882 and IL :0S PM. On
Sunday at 9:lO AN, 1:20 $3.50, 7:0O. 7:20, 9:l5
and 1O:52 PM.
Ticket offices, northeast of 18th street and
pennsylvania avenue and at station, 9th and
streets, where orders be left for the checking
or baggage to destination from hotels and resi-
dences. I r. WOOD
s. NJ. PREvOST General Passenger Agent
General Manager. mhl9
Evening star., 1894-04-05
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR TIE NAVY
Yard, Washington. ID. C, and the Naval Proving
Ground, Indiah Head. Md-March "a lSq4.-
Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals for Sup
plies for the Navy Yard. Washington n C. and
the Naval Proving Ground. Indian Head. Md
To be opened April 10. 1894" viii he received
at the Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington. ID. G, until TwEIyi,
O'CLOCK NOON, APRIL TENTH. 1894 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to fur
nish at the Navy Yard. Washington. D. C. ono
steel forging, 10000 yar,s serge and one single
frame steam hammer. and at the Naval Proving
Ground, Indian Head, Md, quantity Of ce-
ment window sash, hardware. roofing tin
solder, lumber and terra Gotta pipe. The articles
must conform TO the navy standard and pass
the usual naval inspection. Blank proposals will
be furnished upon application to .he Navy Yard
Washington. ID. G. The attention Of mannfactur.
ers and dealers is invited. Tie bids. all other
Things being equal decided 10y lot. The depart
reject any or all bids not deemed advantageous
TO the government. EDWIN STEWART Pay
master General, L. s. mha9-2taw
Evening star., 1894-04-05
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect November 30 1893
Trains leave daily from Union station (B. and
P.l, 9Th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America with
the hardsOmest and most complete solid train sery-
ice west from Washington.
ZOO L. NJ. DAILI-"Cincnnati and ST. Iouis
Special'-Solid Vestibuled newly Equipped Flee
tric-lighted, Steam mheated Train Pullmans finest
sleeping cars Washington to Cincinnati INDIANAPOLIS
and St; Louis without change. Dining car from
Maysyille serving breakfast. Arrives Cincinnati,
1:o5 am; Indianapolis, IL 30 am, and Chicago
5:45 pm; st. Louis. 7:30 pm.
II 10 PM. DAILY-The famous ''F. +. v Linn
tied" solid vestibuled train with dining car and
Pullman sleepers for Cincinnati, Lexington and
Louisville, without change arriving at Cincinna II
$50 pm; Lexington. 6:1O pm: louisville, $50
m: indianapolis IL 30 pm; Chicago, 30 n M
and St Louis, 745 am, connecting in Union depot
for all points.
1857 AN: DAnY-For Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk. Only rail line.
200 Pm. DAILY-Express for GordonsviIle
Charlottesville, Waynesboro' Staunton and princi.
pal Virginia points; daily. except Sunday. for Rich
Pullman locations and tickets at company's Of
fees, 513 and 1421 Pennsylvania avenue
II. W. FULLER,
MO General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
Signed by Gov. Broyvu.

Governor Brown of Maryland has signed,
among others. the bill Incorporating Chesa-
peake Beach in Calvert county, the ter
minus of the Washington and Chesapeake
Beach railroad; the bill prohibiting the sale
of liquor at Surrattsville, Prince Georges
county; the bill amending the charter Of
the Maryland and Columbia Railway Com
pany; the bill permitting the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company TO make
special rates for extra service, and the bill
to prevent pool selling in the state OF Nary
land, except for thirty days In each year.
Evening star., 1894-04-05
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-OR SroLEl-A HORSE; DARK Roam.
bsiter i ane ana sp'ng right knee; had bride and
IalIer on when la,> and was going toward
iatLi haitlnnore on the pike. The owner will pay a
FIRED SHORT, Bladensburg, Md 1t.
s. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR RETURN OF
PaEs loHt tuesday night on 18th St, New
f'Tk ave; or 9th St w: are of no value 10
"iS one but the .owner. CLARENDON SMITH
yIZ ST. NV. 1t.
LOST OWNER OF UMBRELLA MARKED RIP
Shchanged Tor another. will please write TO s. t.
W., r. o. Box 1874, city. 1t.
LoST-IN AVENUE CAR OR on THE AyENI-F
black sealskin pocket book: silver corners; con-
tanning " and some change: also ticket for CON
cert at Willard Hall next Monday Snitahle re-
ward II returned to 1915 st. ap5-2ts
STOLEN - BICYCLES REWARD: PSYCHIC.
cushion tires; tire cut in rear wheel W =
WAttD, lz3O New York ave. lts
L0ST-A BLACK LACE SCARF, MONDAY AF.
terroon. Finder will please notify a2O Rhode
Island ave. and receive reward. In.
LosT-ON GEORGETOWN CAR, PURSE CoS-
tanning about $40. Return 10 address on re.
ceipted bills and be literally rewarded. ap4-4t.
L0ST-A ROLL OF BILLS CONTAINING sssa
Tuesday morning, April 3. about o O'Clock from
loth and Corcoran 10 17th down 18th, through
Lafayette Park TO the front door Of the treas
ury building. where loss discovered. The
owner can give full description of the contents
OF the roll. and offers a liberal reward 10 the
hinder. Address E. NJ. h, Star office. ap4-3t.
LoST-MoNDAY, A BROWN DOG WITH A COZ
lar on. Reward IL returned to GEO W HAIR
RlS. 1912 10th st. NV. ap4-3t.
LOST-ON LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE
Zoo. a pocketbook, containing S39 35 come cards
and keys. Return to 62s L st. me- and receive
re"aru ap3-3ts
Evening star., 1894-04-05
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL.
Leaves River View wharf, 7th street. Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at am. Landing Mt ali
wharves far down Maddox creek. Returning
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 3 pm Pas.
senger accommodations frst-cass. Freight received
until hour of sailing. Telephone 1765.
f. A. REED CO., E. S. RANDALL.
Agts.. Alex. Prop. & Man.
GEO. o. CARPENTER. Gen. Agt
fe19-tf Washington D. C.