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which is TO the effect that the men who
saved the government should be factor
in its administration and that the time
has arrived when they should get together,
formulate their principles and make their
demands, has met with considerable op-
position. The national committee gives
out the following: Each state may send
US as many delegates as it deems proper,
but no state shall have more or less than
two in the convention, although all shall
have voice and be present at the pro-
ceedings. to the end that every state may
have equal power to decide how the SOL
dier vote of the union shall be cast in
1896" This is the great and only object
of the gatherIng-the crystalixationl and
solidification of the soldier vote.
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special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
MILES CRY, Mont, April 23.-The bids
for per cent. refunding bonds of this
county we're opened Mt noon to-day by
the county commissioners. There were
seven bids, the best one OF which was
that of Farson. Leach 4 Co. of Chicago.
who telegraphed an offer of par and $500
premium. This is n big sale, as the
amount OF bonds Is S27i, 100. This shows
that the financial standing of this county
is good, to be able to sell per cent.
bonds at a premium. The FIRST National
bank of Bonneville, n. j., offered to take
SIS, 500 at per cent. premium.
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THE REASON.
why Mr.. Huntington Has Been So En-
tensiveIy Tersecuted.

NEW YORK, April &C. p. Huntington,
president of the Southern Pa fic railroad,
received a numbe2 of letters from friends
to-day containing expressions OF sympa-
thy for his arrest. This latest action"
Huntington said, ''is only one OF many
attacks made against me in the West
since / assumed the presidency of the
Southern Pacific railway. At that time
and for some years before the road had
been q political institution, but l stopped
all politics and in so doing dropped n
great many men from the pay rolls who
were simply hangers on. Ever since they
have lost no chance to annoy me in every
possible way"
Huntington was asked il ho intended
going West in the near future. II am
only waiting TO see a gentleman expected
here on Wednesdays steamer" he re-
piled. AFTER transacting the business
have with him / shall start for California.
That will probably be by the end of this
week.
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THIS is TOUGH.
The Lord shoe @. Douglas. Son of Mar
mi. nj Ou..r.hurx Arr..,.a


quis Of Qusensbury, Arrested.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, April %. Lord
Sholo q. Douglas, son of the Marquis of
Queensbury. was arrested this afternoon,
charged with insanity. He is fine look
ing young man, about 20 years of age, and
has been here several months, having
charge Of 40 acres Of land belonging to the
marchioness, and since his arrival here
up to a month ago has been an exemplary
young man. A short time ago he COM
menced visiting Bakersfield and became
infatuated with q variety girl and, it Is
said, became engaged to her. This morn
ing he went to the clerks Office and OBJ
tanned license to marry her. His friends
heard Of IL and had him arrested for in
sanity. He says this is a most extraordi-
nary country. He was drinking and gam
bling last night, lost considerable money
and gave checks, which cannot be hon.
ored. Ho has employed counsel.
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A BIow at Racine

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 23.-The Mime
sofa legislature has dealt body blow TO
every kind of gambling on horse races
by sending to the governor bill forbid
ding book-making and pool-selling. Sec-
retary Frank S. Shaw, of the Twin City
Jockey club, said: I'VE have spent more
than 500, 900 in building the race course
at Hamlin, but If Governor Clough signs
the bill there will be no summer running
meeting in Minnesota" The trotting
tracks will have to close, as none of them
can run without the sale of betting priv
ileQes.
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Special Race.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23.-A special
race which is sure to prove interesting is
announced by the new Memphis Jock ey
club for Thursday, April 25. 1t will bring
together the crack representatives of tho
best stables at the park, including Cash
Day. Ell Santa Anita, Henry Young and
70 Tambien. The race will be a sweep
stakes special weights, 500 each, play or
pay, at one mile with 500 added.
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In Lond IN

LONDON. April 23.-At the EPSON sprin g
meeting to-day the Bandstead plate of
200 sovereigns, of a distance of five fur
longs was won by Rudder, 2-year-old; !;
Bohemond, 4.year-old, second; Courante,
2-year-old, third. Nine horses were in the
race. The starting price was 100 TO s
against each of the first three.
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DENIED BY HILL.

The Rumor That He Had Secured Con-
troll of the N. 4.
TACOMA, WASH, April 23.-A report
here has 1t that President Hill of the
Great Northern has secured control of tho
Northern Pacific railroad. The report Is
given as the cause of the recent shaking
up among the OIL ciais of the latter road.
ST. PAUL, April 23.-The report from
Tacoma that President Hill of the Great
Northern, had secured control of tho
Northern Pacific is the sam story azeele-
graphed from New York last week afjsi
promptly denied by Hill. " ~
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On the Fly

Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
LIvISGsroS, Mont. April 3.-rhe
Northern Pacific receivers passed Through
this city tonight by special train on their
return to ST. Paul from a tour of inspec-
tion of the entire road. The party will
make n short stop at Billings and then
proceed east over the Burlington.
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AT THE RACE TRACK

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.-The talent
picked the 2-year-old and the fourth race
and tell down hard on all the rest. There
was heavy plunge on Installator in the
last race. He was played from to to
to and finished fourth.
One-half mile, maidens, 2-year-olds-
Donna Carolotta won, Even Tide second,
Senator Mahoney third; time. :504. Six
furlongs-Centurion won, Toby second,
Favory third; time. 1:l5Z. Short six
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gelding, won,
Seraphin, second, Lidetts filly third;
time. :l4L. Six furlongs-Arnette won.
Duchess of MilpItas second, Venus
third; time, 1:15H Six furlongs-Ri-
cardo won, Nellie G. second, Lady Jane
third; time, 1:14A. Seven furlongs-
Malo Diablo won, Mr.. Jingle second, In
herman third time. :28.
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NEWCASTLE, Pa, April 23.-Every fur
mace IN Newcastle shut down this evening.
The men have asked the employers 10
make the wages OF year ago and they
had given the owners "A hours to deter
mine the matter. The wners claim " hen
the old wages were paid iron was selling
at Sl3 per ton. II now sells at $40.
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rn solIaifr ,he solal.r yots.

CALDWELL, Ohio. April IA call has
been issued for n national soldiers reun-
ion TO be held here on Juno IA and Is
next, aud the political tone injected in
the document by the national committee
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DIR. RIce-simmons Declared on:

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 23.-The match
race between DIR. Rice and Simmons
which was to have been run on Thursday,
has been declared off and DIR. Rice will be
shipped East on Thursday to be entered
in the Brooklyn ha ndicap.
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"Farmer" Burn. ChaIIenred.s

CHICAGO, April 23.-Dan S. Mcleod of
California has challenged Farmer
Burns to a wrestling match for 81 800 and
the title of heavyweight championship of
the world, best two out of three falls.
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Baseball Yesterday.

At Washington-4; Boston, /.
At ST. Douls-13; Cleveland. IL.
AT Baltimore-16; Philadelphia. 10.
AT Louisville-is; Chicago, IL.
AT New York.; Brooklyn. 10.
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MONTREAL, April 23.-United States
customs officers have unearthed a gang OF
smugglers who have shipped Chinese
across the border to Vanceboro, Me-. in
perforated collins from St. Johns, N. b.
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In Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 23.-The feature
of to-day's races at Montgomery park was
the magnificent riding of Jockey Chorn,
who had three winning mounts and one
second finish.
Four furlongs-Cherub won, Fairy
Dance second, Exhibit third; time, Isl.
Six furlongs-El Captain won. Goodwin
second, Pepper third; time, 1:l7A. Mile
and one-sixteenth, the Memphis Gun club
handicap, 5000 added Cash Day won,
Santiago second, Yo Tambien third; time,
:50%. Five furlongs-George Il. Smith
won, Potentate second, Libertine
third; time, 1:02X. One mile-0ak-
Icy won, Mss Norma second, Jim
Henry third; time, Al. Six furlongs-
Wightman won; Reaiina second; High
Test third; time, 1:l7A. Six furlongs-
Booze won; Hodgson second; Burrell's
Billet third; time, 1:l6A.
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SCRARPeRS.
They Are Thawing Out ana Want q
Meet In the Ring.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 23.-Tom
O'Rourke, manager of Walcott and
Dixon. has posted with the Commercial
Gazette $1,000 for either of these men to
fight any man Of their class Corbett may
put up. This is the outcome of an inter
view with Corbett. Corbett says he will
back Mysterious Billy Smith or Tommy
Tracey against Walcott and Australian
Billy Murphy against Dixon.
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SILVER SENTIMENT.

Matters.
LEXINGTON, KY, April 23.-The repub-
Iicans OF Woodiord county, Senator Black
burn's home. in convention 10 select dele
gates TO the state convention. declared IN
unequivocal terms for n ''single gold
standard" with only one dissenting vote.
LEXINGTON, KY. April 23.-An effort IS
being made by the chamber of commerce
to arrange joint debate between Secre-
tary of the Treasury Carlisle and Senator
Blackburn on the currency que stion in
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In Mem Dhis.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 23.-Six fur
longs-Michael won, Vasco second, Haaar
third; time, 1:l5a4. Selling, four and a
half furlongs-Hester won, Rags second,
War Song third; time, :54X. Duncan
Hotel handicap, S1,600 guaranteed. O. .
mie-Prime Minister won, Linda second,
Lily of the West third; time, :40A. FIVE
and half furlongs- Lizette won, Martha
Griffin second, Mark S. third time, :06.
One mile and a observation-disclosures
won. Metropolis second, Tom Moore
third; time, :481%.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
HELENA. April 23.-U. 5. James and
others to-day incorporated the Helena
Iron Works; capital stock, SIS, 900.
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Bargains in
Ladies'
Waist Sets
And Belts,
Sleeve Links,
Studs and
Collar Buttons
In Sterling Silver
The Complete Set
Only $1.OO.

Ladies' Sterling Silver Mounted
Belts from $3.50 upward. Fancy
Monograms engraved on Belts
without extra charge,
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Re0d 0Dd PTOtiL. -

For years had been sufferer from
Salt Rheum and Eczema in its agGra-
waited forms. and by aIvics of frien Is
had used each and every remedy
known to them. Ihave been treate
by wei kno wn Physicians and Spec
ialists in Skin Diseases. who unav all
ing.y employed every remedy known
to science. and still / was sufferer
Casu ally. noticed your ad. OF Bella
Derma and eagerly grasped a. the
remedy like a drowning man at a
straw purchased. a bottle and ex-
perienced Immediate reisf After
using six bottles lam perfectly cured
In grateful rememDrance am yours
truly.
j H. ROONEY,
424 East Galena St
Evening star., 1895-06-05
Ineffective Street Sweeping.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
Is there no way to induce the street.
sweeping contractor to do his work more
satisfactorily? He is just now proceeding
In such a slovenely mar ner in places that
1t is pity that he undertakes to sweep the
streets at all. for If he should let them
alone he would not raise a dust, and SO
add to the miseries of the people during
hot weather. Last night 18th street north
west came in for an alleged cleaning. This
morning it is almost as dirty as ever. The
cutters on some squares are filled with
partly encrusted dirt, barely moist from
the economical action of the sprinkler. It
is understood by residents along this thor
oughfare that there is a corps of official
inspectors, whose duty ii is to see that the
contract is well performed, but they have
apparently taken holiday.
CLEANLINESS.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
Homeopathic Association.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the
District Homeopathic Medical Association.
held last evening, Drs. A H. Taylor Emily
Y. OBrien and S. NJ. Pearman were elected
members. and Drs. T. L. Macdonald, VIII
liam r. King S. S. Stearns and r. Kings
man were chosen delegates to the American
Institute, Homeopathic Society of Amer
lea, at the meeting to be held the 2oth ~
slant at Newport, r. l. A committee, cop-
sisting of Drs William r. King. j. 3, e.
Curtis and Charles Gilbert, was appointed
to draft resolutions in appreciation Of thg
work done here by DR.. I. s. VERDI; who nat
given up his practice. owing to ul-health.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
SPANISH MINISTRY BEATEN.
Adverse Majority of Seventy-Eight In
the Chamber of Deputies.

Adverse Majority of Seventy-Eight In
the Chamber of Deputies.
The Spanish chamber by a majority of
seventy-eight votes Monday adopted a
motion censuring the government. This
ministerial party refused to take part in
the discussion. All of the ministers quilted
the house before the vote was taken. The
cabinet declines to resign because the min
listers claim they accepted office on Senator
Sagasta's promises that the opposition
would support them in passing the budget.
Minister dc Lome's View.
Minister Depuy De LONE of Spain says
there is no fear of a cabinet crisis as the
result of the adverse vote in the Spanish
house Of deputies Monday, and that the
vote does not indicate any change of the
government policy on Cuba or other ques-
tions of Importance. The conservatives re-
Gently assumed the conduct of affairs.
They did not, however, have a majority in
the house of deputies. and it was one of the
terms on which the conservat tive leaders
undertook to form cabinet that the other
parties should assist in passing the budget.
This was essential by reason of the
strength Of the different parties in the
house, which is about as follows: Conserva-
tives, 100; liberals, $50; republicans, 25;
Carlists, g. Cuban and Porto Rico members
%. From this it is evident that while the
conservatives are in power they have not
the majority in the house, and must depend
on the support Of the other elements.
The adverse vote, therefore, is to be ex-
pected. when the liberals have $50 votes in
the house and the combined opposition has
about 40. The minister is satisfied that
the adverse vote was on some minor Quss-
tion, not involving the government policy,
saying he would be informed at once II a
crisis was imminent. The adverse vote is
given at 10, showing that about cne-half Of
the opposition must nave voted with the
conservatives.
The budget will be passed by July /, as
the fiscal year ends then. The cortes will
then adjourn, and 1t is definitely understood
that an election will be held.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

PEACH GROVE. FREDERICK CO., VA, WITH
It's famous heaith-giving mineral waters; fen
minutes drive from railroad station; three miles
from Jordans W. 5. s.: reduced rates in railroad
fare; terms moderate; write for descriptive cata-
logGe; free drives given. Address c. Il.
SMfrHEi, Wadesyille, Clarke county, Va.
leo W. f MINI .
Evening star., 1895-06-05
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BETTER THAN A BANK,

BETTER THAN BANK.
A small investment of $40 a month will
buy share In real estate syndicate, now
being organized by prominent Washington
business men.
The SECURITY Is UNQUESTIoNED and
the PROFIT is CERTAIN. Only few
more shares for sale.
Write at once for particulars to Box 81,
Star Office. je1-tf
Evening star., 1895-06-05

be securely closed on both sides Win suo-
stanta fence and all grade crossings or intersec-
tons of any steam railroad track with roads
streets or avenues shall be securely guarded hy
JOHN ": Ross. GEokGE TkIESDElL SD NJ, Oh GHAS $;
iyo,u,nr,a y rEM rA-L' commissioners 1t
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C., WASH
ington, D. t., June 3. ls9o.-Notice Is hereby
Columbia intend TO make the following improve
ments which are, in their Judgment. necessary
sessnenl se for one.half the cost of the win
be made provided for In public act No. III
in e work hereby noed
that the Commissioners Of the District Of Co
u@Ga tS M g1a hsSs t St ihe or june GH
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, to any and all
persons who may desire to object to said i'm.
ave.-In front of squares a and 81 and on west
timatsd tin cost cement. s2;ieo; brick, sl.lis:;
Florida ave. NV. bet. Q and II sts.-In front of
SITS Estimated cost (cemenO. s2.14O; brick,
s1.135. LIST st. NV bet; o and sts-In front
18th ssn foat Of e SIl g and ok 2 nls
Wa4e avs cost @ Set and front Of
squares la SIS sss 500 east Of $50 and west Of e4S
Estimated cost leement'. ss.4eo; brick sl,s55
rOrth side of street between North Capitol and
LIPS. Florida ave. bet. New York
and Brentwood Ioad-In front of squares 10 and
east 10 and north side of street between New
York ave. and brentwood road. Estimated cost
Cement, $2,O3o; brick, 1,0S0. 10th st. Sc.
bet. PA ave and / sts-In front Of squares 94S,
94s, 9T3. 950 and 914 Estimated cost tcement).
$500; brick, So, S3O st. Sc. bet. Sth and 11th
s,s.-In front of squares 92S, $50. 951, 874 and
9i5. Estimated cost (cement), S1,S65; brick,
s995. U st. NV bet. s1st and 32d sts.-In
front of squares ITO and Ill, Georgetown. and
north side Of street between 31st and 32d
streets. Estimated cost (cement), $3.50; brick,
81 $50. 18th st. NV bet. ard sts.-In front
Of squares 2O4 and 1s9 except in front of lot
No. H. square 1S9. Estimated cost (cement).
si.1OO; brick, $3.50 st. NV. bet. 18th AMI
18th sts.-In frcnt Of squares 203, 2O4, 235 and
2S6 Estimated cost (cement,. $500; brick,
sts.-In front Of squares 623 and 63i, except in
front of lots Nos. Sc. 81. IS and g, square 82l.
Estimated cost (cementl, 81, 400; brick, 81 500.
ST. bet. New Hampshire ave. and 18th
st.-In front Of squares 152 and 153 where neces-
sary. Estimated cost (cemenD, $3.50; brick,
S1.42S. II st. NV. bet. 14th and 18th sts-In
front of square 222. Estimated cost (cemcnt),
81 .345; brick. $3.50 Lay new brick sidewalk and
set new curb-Wison St, lie Droit Park, bet
4th and 5th sts.-Both sides of street. Estimated
COST s1,410. Set 6x20 granite curb-11th
st. bet East Capitol st. and Mass ave-
In front of square 900. Estimated cost sl75
J. W. ROSS. GEORGE TRUESDELL, CHAS. q
POWELL, Commissioners, D. c. je45,1112
Evening star., 1895-06-05
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALE-FoR EXCHANGE
A choice lot Whitney ave, Columbia Heights,
FOR RScIiASGE. ls.''
A beautiful lokpn 50 st. near 18th; 2ox10o;
lights:
w f'fsi; Fok RI ExcGaNGE. asHul tH.0 IT. no trust
lots on NJ ro st. EYcHS9GE 4 Il ;2S9 each; no trust
'ee' front FOR On if ExGnSs aEs &c E''00 no trust
o,a a % corner in Columbia Heights; sewer, water
FOR EXCHANGE
business property, 100 feet front, near 14th
ST. Columbia Heights, at 81 .25 foot.
je4St DAVID d. STONE so4 and 500 F st. NV.
FOR sAI.E-PRIlIE CHANCE FOR HOME OR
IN value very n hoss nSm a s
" when Eou see the lot; price reasonable JOHN
d. kEELOR, 700 14th St NV, Room l. je4-2t'
FOR SALE sS5 AND UP BUYS A CHOICE LOT
at beautiful Tuxedo, where you can cool OF in
this hot weather. On Penna. R.R., within a few
minutes ride of the center of the city, and only
4 OF mile from the District line. Station on
the sou grounds Communication fare cents. Why
better one with small payment down and 81
per Week, 10 per sent of for cashf Pure, cool
high ground overlooking Washington. Buy where
your family will reap the benefit and your invest
ment will ,reble in year. Three excursions
daily, at 1:i0 am. and 4:3O and pm, from
Penna. R.R. station 9Th and SITS. Circulars
and tickets at office, 62s ST. NV. je4-2otf
FOR sAIE-PARTY OWNING 50FOOT FRONT
lot on north sla of Roanoke st: bet 18th and
14th sts., Columbia Heights, would be willing to
sell 25-foot front at reasonable price to party
who would erect pice hoRe. Address COlUM-
BlA HEIGHTS, Star office. je33t
FOR SALE-BARGAIN-FINEST LOT ON CAPI-
tol Hill, North Carolina ave. near 9TH 36 feet
front; narrower in rear 80 feet to alley; party
free is fsf Iasn Sn{ an Fass Sds EskR ID
Sc. je1-StS
FOR SALE = INVESTORS. sPEcULAToRs AND
HOME BUYERS.
Your attention is called to the subdivisions;
northeast end northwest, which 1 control; laid
out in conformity with city streets; within 80
minutes of the center Of the city, and the only
ground that can be bought in the District of
Columbia at the prces-flom 10 to II cents
square foot. Now Is the time to secure a lot.
When the streets are opened to this property 1t
will double in value. Don't wait. Terms easy.
Fortunes have been made In such investments
offer.
JOHN F. wAGGAMAN,
my2S1m 700 14th st. (upstars).
FOR SALE-SEvERAL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS
each 24113o at Anacostia- Only $500 apiece;
terms to suit.
aps0 L. STARGARDTER, 6l3 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1895-06-05
DENTISTRY.

FREE DENTAL INFIRMARY
TOT I st. NV. Open daily from 10 to IL am.,
and to pm. No charge except for materials
used Extracting free. n27-tf
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PRESTON'S SUNNYsIDE,
ON THE SOUTH MOUNTAINS.
Magnificent scenery; extensive park; table and
appointments excellent; seven hours from Wash
ington; illustrated booklet free.
JAMES H. PRESTON,
an97-m wRs3at WERNERSyILLE. PA,
Evening star., 1895-06-05
Virginia Hot Springs,
Warm Sulphur Springs,
Healing Springs,

2, 400 to 2,GO0 feet elevation in the Great Warm
Springs Valley. Reached by the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
TO 50 HOURS FROM WASHINGTON.
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS.
Most complete bathing establishment and pleasure
resort in America. Delightful climate and mag
nficent mountain surroundings. Baths from flowing
hot springs, which rank with the most effective
and the most celebrated thermal waters in the
world.
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Five miles from Hot Springs. Swimming pools Of
natural warm water, anording the most luxurious
bath in the world. Hotel and cottages conducted
as hrst-ciass family resort. Prices moderate;
Surroundings delightful
HEALING SPRINGS.
2la miles from Hot Springs. Valuable medicinal
waters Good hotel and cottages. Quiet and pic
turesque surroundings
STERRY, Manager, Hot Springs Bath county, Va,
and Warm sulphur Springs, Bath county, Va.
A. NJ. STlMsON, Manager, Healing Springs, Bath
county, Va.
Excursion tickets and sleeping car reservations
at Chesapeake and Ohio offices. 5l3 and 142l Penn
sylvania ave. apS-3m
CARROLL SPRINGS sANITARIUM. FOREST
dssiring rest. For particulars address Dr. G. Ii.
WRIGHT, Forest Glen Md. ap22-3m'
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Frederick county, Va.
Open JUNE /. Many new and attractive i'm
provements. Capacity, go. Ten minutes drive
from 4. X. station to hotel: Write for pamphlets
my20-2m E. c. JORDAN, Prop.
THE BERKELEY STRINGS HOTEL OPENS JUNE
l for the reception of guests The hotel has been
the baths of these celebrated springs are noted
for the cure of rheumatism, gout, skin diseases,
etc. For further information apply 10 CHAS. +.
JACK and A. 4. UNGER, Propretors, Berkeley
Evening star., 1895-06-05
LADIES GOODS.

DRESSAiAKER ANXIOUS TO ESTABLISH IN
Washington; ladies' and children's dresses: will
80 . tlc house to cut and lit If desired. Address
COMPETENT. Star oiaca tS+3ts