Evening Star Newspaper, June 15, 1887, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR: — WASHINGTON. D. C., WEDNESDAY, - JUNE 15. 1887—SUPPLEMENT. Baltimore Colored Men. AGITATING THE QUESTION OF SCHOOL TEACHERS OF 1k OWN RACK. ‘The Maryland Eu:ational Unton, composed mostly of colored ministers, held .a mecting in Baltimore yesterday afternoon. The American says: The committee/appotnted at the last meet- ing to ascertain whether John Wesley chapel ‘could be secured for the purpose of holding a mass g to advocate better schon! factiities for the race, reported that the matter was held under advisement. It was feared that this amounted to a negative answer. John Henry But Jer arose and Said that the colored tax-payers of Baltimore were entirely ignored in poiitteal a potntments, and that {fa colored man paid $1, annual taxes he could not get the privilege of Sweeping off the city hall steps. In Washington he saw colored men upon the police force, but in this city the colored man could not drive & public wer cart. Colored graduates were often to policy playing, a8 “necessity no law,” and women, too, were etimes compelled to write” policy slips. sbury Joyce took exception to the last ark, and said that no respectable colored aan played policy. He said there were mem- race Who Would dié before they would engage in any disgraceful acts. As colored teach- ers in other cities were found competent to teach colored children, he saw ao reason why they should not be pernitied to engage in the same calling here. Kev. Jas. T. Morris sald that unity of action Was What Was wanted. Dr. H. J. Brown also ad- dressed (he meeting, taking the opposite view. ‘The secretary then Fead a preamble and resolu- Hons which ad been drawn tp, denouncing cer- tain parties who had opposed the objects of their meetings. The resolutions occasioned considera- bie discussion, during Which the meeting became inharmontous. Dr. Brown delivered a stirring ad- dress. He spoke with emphasis for equality of Taces in the public selico: ‘The Church Party in Wexico Alarmed. AFRAID OF THE ABSORPTION OF THE COUNTRY BY ‘TRE UNITED STATES. ‘The church party in Mexico is complaining of the concessions granted to Americans by Presi- dent Diaz, upon the grounds that these conces sions will result in the absorption of Mexico by the United States. The Nacional, an organ of the church party, in an article in opposition to the Diaz policy, declares that each of these conces- sions is “a link more which tes us to that Pocifice- American conquest.” The article says: “American interests will make themseives the owners of great Manufacturing, mining, railway, and agricultural enterprises; Will acquire extensive territorial roperties; will exercise by their wealth decisive jufluence im the country, and the day will arrive, if things yo on as they are now, going, when they Wili coutrol the elections, will become deputies and ministers, and will decide who shall be presi- dent of the Tepublic. ‘The Catholic religion will then give place to Protestantism, to Judaism, to Mormonism, and to a thousand ridiculous sects Which extst’in the United States, and the English Janguage Will replace the Spanish. In that day | We shall no longer be Mexicans. We shall be slaves In our own land, and will occupy the | Wretched place which descendants of Mexicans now occupy in California, Texas, and New Mexico, Wuo have not asshnllated with’ the Yankee race: If foreigners ae needed, let Europeans be wel- comed, it Spaniards, Frenchmen, Engllsb and Ger- Beans Cou, but not Americans.” Rad for Mrs. Penseyres. UYSICIANS TESTIFVING THAT THE WOMAN'S INSANITY IS ALTOGETHER FEIGNED. In the Penseyres murder trial in Buffalo, yes- terday, Dr. Wm. H. Slacer swore that he exam- ined the Woman at the request of the district at- tomey soon after the shooting and found her to be | sane. All her diseases, he thought, were brought | ‘on Dy morphine taking. He said that the mother ‘was no more insane than her daughter, Mrs, Curtis, and that she was felgning. ‘Sue’ bas,” said the paysiclan, “during the tWo hours that I have been on the stand passed through every stage of insanity. fer crying and abuse of her attorney are feigned. I have never seen anything like this im all my expertence.” Dr. Hinkley, at the end of a long examination. said he believed the woman to besane. Dr. O'Brien took the op- osite view, and thought her troubles all dated From tie biti of ber Brst child. This kind of ine Sanity Was described at length. Dr. O'Brien had Deen out of the city and knew little of Mrs. Pen- seyres’ actions, In giving symptoms of such in- Sanity as he suspected he deseribed the conduct of the prisoner exactly. The defense closed with the Teading to the Jury of a large number of Mrs. Pensesres' letters. The summing up was to begin ‘this morning. ———— Strikers Cause a Riot, ‘TWO MEN BADLY BEATEN AT CLEVELAND. ‘The strike on the ore docks of the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad, at Cleveland, 0., culminated in a riot yesterday afternoon. About @ month ago the men who load ore into cars at the docks struck for $2 a day, an advance of 25 cents. Since then their places have been filled by colored from the South and foreigners brought to and fom Chicago. For a fortnight the lev ‘workmen have been given police protection, as the strikers, Who are Irish, have threatened to drive them out of town. Yestemlay aiternoon Geo. Vac- tor, a colored porter at the Central depot, took Superintendent o"Brien, of the New York, Penn. anta_aud Onto road, his dinner at the docks, Serikers who bad edngregated in large nite Ked him, and Enocking him to the beat him in 4 terrible manner, and would have killed hira had they not been driven away the police. At the same time John Mannion, liv- ing on Division street, started home to disner. He 1s unloading ore from vessels, and 1s nota striker nor a “scab.” He Was assaulted just the same, however, and had bis leg broken. The police called. fof assistance, ‘and putTol wagon | dashed to the scene and the Ofticers dispersed the | mov. The railroad company, seeing that they would have to act quickly t prevent a bloody | scene, loaded their imported colored men into a | train, and amidst a shower of bricks and ore, startéd away to the suburbs. John Joyce, one of ‘the men Who assaitited Vactor, has been arrested. soo ‘The Peak Verdict Approved. NEWLY DISCOVERED EVIDENCE CONTRADICTING THE | PRISONER'S ALIBI. Since the Jury rendered their verdict tn the Peak murder case at Mt. Holly, N. J., t has everywhere met with approval, and there 1s hardly a possi- Dility that a new trial will be asked for, particu- larly as additional evidenc has just been brought to light corroborating the verdict. Joseph Peak, | the defendant's father, told a resident of Mt Holly on the day after the shooting that Bart Was not at hoe on the night of tie murder, and tuat he did not know where he was. When The triai took piace Mr. Peak begged the inan not W violate the confidence he bad reposed in him, und to say nothing about tt. He assented aud did not ‘mention the fact until after the Jury had deitvered thetr verdict, when supposed there Was no further necessity for Two other rellable citizens, ving near | aw Peak on the road at | fter 6 o'clock | and did nos say ans | reason that they did ni ted with the case in any w: ral impr a ion, In order to induce the board of par- cofmmnute the death sentence Wo lmprison- iment for itie. —see _____ Deserted His Bride at the Altar. OMicer Wm. Patterson, of York, Pa., secured a | Fequisition from Gov. Proctor Knott, of Kentucky, | Monday, for Harry Loucks, whom he had arrested Friday, aud started from Louisville for York yes- Yerday aiternoon with Lis prisoner, who will be | rraigned upon an indictment charging bim with lupn, Tae arrest was kept qiuet at the tine, jcer Patterson states that Loucks was engaged | ode married. He had been the gini's sweetheart mm her inciney. Upon the appointed evening church was filed to overflowing, but the bride pom had fled, and the resuit was a big sensa- wu tion. Th —" dy belonged to a family of high Standing ia York. ‘Her name 1s Mss Cora Mellen, Louckovin. pernapy twenty-thiee ears of opty quite borish'vo appearance, and comies Of ‘an 2: | Gelient runliy, hie father being a bunker. He has | Deen a fuyitive since last September, and during That period has spent most of the tne in Florida and Alabama. ———— Wrewexs ix Yestexpay's Races.—The winners of the races at Brookiym yesterday were Saxony, ‘Tampa, Bow, The Bard, Hanover and Choctaw. | At St Louis, Font, Hypocrite, Volante and Mala- | ra | Pascor INcomrstENt. #UT Hts ACCOCNTS ALL Eiger. | A Buzaio Says: The committee of the Typograpaica: no Who remained here a tew | em oUt Secretury-Treasurer Pas- ounts have left for thelr homes. They betore leaving that they had no reason tO nk there ts anything with the accounts, d that the Jumble occurred simply from incom: | ence. be ne ae Dm. Mackenzie's Horgrvt View. mete prints an 1nte! in wich the latter adheres (0 Uh That the swelling in the throat of erown prince 1s simply a warty doctor authorizes the announcem nome change ¢ Testored w go How Mus. CLeveraxp 18 Essovine Hersey. Mrs. Cleveland and several friends Tui trip up Lake Ontario froin Oswege terday after: din the eveuiny Mrs, Cleve- Jand and Mis gsiord Wok a drive over the | Py Pleas uleward along the shore of the lake. | To-day Miss Alice € daugater of Judge | Churchill, of the New York’ Si e Court, Will Kive a suiicu th honor of Mra Cieveland, and she | et a literary club at the hoine of Rev. er, Of Christ church. Sixty people, Including several from out of town, will attend the whist in honor of Mrs. Cleveland, at the owe of T. P. Kingst rd, on Thursday night. see MISTAKES IN THE Conxcios Desats. — London Gispatces say Laat In consequence of the refusal Of @ section of the P: s Monday night to Lsten to the advice Jadstone, WhO st ested that only the weighticr poluts be disc ag ttle progress was made In the Louse of Commons ‘With the coercion biil, the whole evening being consumed in discussing twelve lines of the Mfth lause. Last night a number of Scrappy amend- Meuts were proposed and rejected, the ministers Yreating euch In the curtest manner and the liberal Jeaders retraining from speaking. A Tesuit of this Absence of one plan of attack Will be that some of the worst proposals of the Dill will €scape_amend- Tent, Wien ‘cloture ts tually applied on Friday ——— Barthold! has completed a diorama on the Sounds of the American Exhibition in London Tepreseuting New York Tipreseuting 3 ork harbor and the Statue of Kusia has made overtures for a Jotnt resistance fo the Angio-Tursish convention, claiming that It Tieres With the coustnon rigat of the powers to Reypl and We pues dues Canal Prince Bistuarck re- WWiELOw GROVE, Va. Branch), JUN Croquet aud Arch SUMMER RESORTS. ON B.& OR. Rug, E 1. Fresh milk, butter, fruit. and vegeiables from our Farm. grounds: excellent. faciht fishing, bething, and boating: pure_ moun Plenty of shad k,a1 50 month of 28 da Address Mrs. D- doa County, Va.” M&tStsts, SIEW HOUSE, CANTON IME Ps This delightint summer resort,com: Juste in all its appointments, 1,600 feet ele ation on the mala line of the Northern Ce tuidway between W Ui antl from the celeb teed ‘ua Springs,” ‘Ter For circular, terms, &c., addrese B.L. WiiGHT- Prop. canton, Pa __ de1s-6t on comer Si ‘as W. F ave, Wasitiastos b. G- Mocs sais, HOME Sc AM in Deer Park: dry. For particulars addre Je14-Im’ OCKINGHAM, VA. SPRING healthtul, pleasaiit, gay, Gress del4-10t_ K, el; Btb ave. block inente first-class, GAPE. location fine, high an: iuedern MMER RESOR Mrs. 3.8. LAtG ; CHEAP, Cireulars “ad° HOPEINS. Me VICTORIA, from oce Veniences accommodates eizhty. Terms reduced fo: Jaze and “Septeinber. “MISS ‘5. REMPE. A) WAT mer resort ‘n n.e. Pa., 73g hours trom Wash- ¥: BRODHE AD. TAIN Finest location in the Catskill” Moun- For cirewlurs and in ‘JAM ington by Pa KR LL VERLOOK MOUN tains. Opens in June. formation _Jel4-Lin RIGHT HOUSE, Woods REHOBOTH, BEACH, DELAWARE, ‘Meason 1887 op ns JUN ania HailToad access divect fo the Heck Star office. Address WALTER BUKION, Manager for Bright House Co. rue stock Tox, CAPE MAY, NJ. ‘ATER GAP HOUSE DELAWARE tful suns ie SMITH jock Post Ottice, NE 15. ‘Pennsy (er ‘Will Open for the Reception of Guests JUNE 30, 1887. Office: OWEN & SIMPSON, Philadelphia, Je11-1m ‘AIR HAVEN HOTEL, O: FS May now ppea Jeli-1m* TYE, EEXDioRE asec Delightfully sithated, aan. Spacio wate water. tresses, THOS. NOBLE. (uF cotrace. Pluzzas: ci ‘ite Oakland # Hotel, Oakland, 314 _ Open June 1.” Miss E. O° Jane Ist: Enlarged by gas: Ear Week, 30 per month. ete ed FEET ABOVE 2,700 (0 Rooms large and airy. ‘err poet ee partic: Jel0-11t OCK ENON SPRINGS BATHS. GREAT NORT Fishing. Salt Water Batline. Daily tail ‘Weem's line steamers, Be start at 7 a m., make special rates fur cuests of hotel. fect sauitacion. Bath rooms, hot louse uwiy furnished, including 1 STOP OF THE ALLEGHANT! ‘The Aurora House, Aurora, W nore desirable thati ever bet wands extended and bewtt homelike: no malaria; no foes. io the B. and 0. HOTEL, larg apply to Dr. E. H.BARL 17 HENRY CLAIR, Proprietor. N CHESAPEAKE tensive xround: ith block fre artesian ne ‘Va. opens Cail at Star office for © jell ‘TID! WATER, Oukiand. Ma, mms moderate. A ear rout pen the AND MINERAL. TH MOUNTAINS. OF VIRGINIA. NO BAR. A safe, d all information, apply to A/S. Pratt & Star. Terma very reasonable. parlor car, leaves Washins politan Brancls 8. & 0. It table form: * = * “I know of no place where families o lids can derive as much health and enjoyment as they | can at Rock Enon Springs.” _ mys ‘ONMOUTH HOUSE, SPRING LAKE WILL OPEN iightiul summer hom Tor .au es. Accommodations tor 300. Forpamph ons, building, F street n. w., orat the office of the 10:10 a.m, SER a MAJ. ‘DR_ ROBERT REYBU BEACH, JUNE 2: For terms or other informasion, address L, W. MALTBY, Monmouth House, Or, Hotel Lafayette, Philadelphia, Jo10-26t NHE KENSINGTON SARATOGA SPRT anion Ave opposive Conareas 8 ‘Location of Unsurpassed ‘The Garden Spo On top the Allee! Hien wat opened JUNE. 9, season of Continental Hotel, Phila, Stockton Hot-l, Cs ES DUFFY." Te Geom] ALBION, ASBU Finest location iu the Park. Saturday. Fine Music, ments the best. Mrs 6. Amstic CITY, N. cor yT PAGE: ‘Lots and Bath Houses tor e820 uly of Hotel Brunswick. |ONGRESS COTTAG Open June 6. cor. Pucifie and M: and cold sea water baths, "“Arteation given to home for | BEBstErY sprixes an BEO.R. J00 feet above tide water; grand sceuery: unsurpassed Trout fishing near by: Lew house we ‘be opened for recey NGS, Le ring’ Park, uty ot of Saratoga. Re Mountains, fendist drives en: spl furnishes TIC CITY, . ‘Accommodate tks ‘CHAK PARK. N. J. Hopevery: d_ appoint. KION HOTELS, COT. int or sale by SKHAM & CU. tormerly 4¢ ‘ocean view: hot’ BATHS, W.V Main Stem), THREE HOURS FROM WASHINGTOS ALKALINE TH! MAL WATERS, ‘The merits of Berkeley and its waters are famno Private Baths and Swimming Pools, large and elem: Hotel capacity 600 ‘eussts. Music. let Kound-trip tickets issued by B. & O. RR. 47-2 HE WAVERED BEACH END, OCI OCEAN 4e6-1m Serpe MaDigON Hor Tithe feunixcourt, GALE, As Vv y ark, S.J yILBURTON-By-TH Scacou dune io October. (ALLEGHANY “SPRINGS. dern imp ¢luding as, bath and electric Oyen from June to October. E Bos? eae PRING LAKE (Sa INO. T. TREGO, PATHWAY, GROVE, N. 5. MeL. SE vements, in- bells. Tawa @, BEACH, N. prove neuts; beated £0 wy 2th Z Ji oR SULPHUR CRTAPACE FOTSE, dee all trains, rt ae muhiS-Tin Jel-lm OYAL,” ‘Kentucky ave., near Pacific. ‘Atlantic City, fall the year Sagbtoapl? jei-2m ‘ETHERU V ‘Atlantic Ci Renovated and Leturnishe rangements. P. 0. Box 100. S4-lindjel-Zin 66 ROME” OCEAN END, ave. Atlantic C 4 11s5. MES G. Engleside._ of the BBITT HOUSE, © site New Coluin situated nest ocean ron. We MR ‘reularwat Witherbee & Co.'s. 1013 or address, AM. JELLY,New Wil ‘e200 om front, ar wposite Licht House, HB. COOK'S son modern din- HUGIEL ¢ SPRINGS, reavor TLANTIC CITY, New York ane. eas Facize, LL, OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE, KENTUCKY Jub 0 box ‘W. STODDAKD, Scniit ‘MAY, N. pesly faraiied:| = REVERE ATLANTIC ©) SEE NJe Park Place, te Brighton. Sanitary arrangements perfect. na ‘MealerHitie Proprietor. Summer buerding specialty. Special rites day. #2 tet JAHEYSVILLE, VAL FAMILY Bs table app fut) res fon? | Chestnut st., ti ETT. Proprietor. lets. giving New fast tram with Teound-erp wicker ftound-trip tickets, rood Hal Ootober 81, 88.50 froin Washin “I know of no plac summer's rest aud enjoyment.” “MRS, JOHN A LOGAN. o) 0, ¢ “Thad a most delightful Stay at Rock Enon.” ‘AH GARLAND. + “The handsome service of your bountiful Tuarked contrast to, that which charac- terizes summer resorts in gener: ful for a tent leant Ball-Room and Write for illustrated and deseriptive pamph- “1S BEAU sat | tain ee we | For the Sun Evening jetro- rietor. ny Wa? |: je82m— tet 1G. ADAMS & CO., heal Eetate A nt ‘These waters are a specific for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, | Skin, Kiduey and Nervous Diseases aa Titwrs Ea wT ‘Formerly of the Radin). ~ | tempera SUMMER RESORTS. __ [POS THE MOUNTAIN'S BROW. DEER PARK AND OAKLAND, TWIN RESORTS OF THE ALLEGHANIES, SEASON OPENS JUNE 23, 1887. DEER PARK and OAKLAND, but six miles, jer, are connected by a Both are distant frou each oth superb carriage road. Rai o-ated di Fectly upon the main line of the Baltimore aix ‘and all trains stop at both points. SUMMER _ RESORTS. FAMILY SUPPLIES. RAILROADS. ‘MANSION, EDMONT AIR LINE, Tr oe AND MosT z 3:30 AM “East "Tene Maul Deitt for Warren LOCATED HOTEE. Gorlonsvile: Chataotieerd re apd Setigns Elegantly Furnished a0: I ‘Alexandria Bine OPES ALL THEY TALIAN Spamee gs ony Spray. Bee Home, Thoroughly Heated, and Ventils Calera, ‘and esa. MeHniES SeLADE, OLIVE om, Siesper Weak ie leap spie4n aed. First Pressing. lottenvilie, Gordoueville: Stauone Eb bes. on kr Ohio Hous, ENTH SEASON. TENTH SEASON. potter EASY Soca en oS : mre and Danville, Green: HOTEL COLUMPIALS cet wg. tent FOR TABLE USE, Ghaciotde tia “Burma f Sontag. Se cr Open from June to October, jeans, Texas and Cal Forcircular, terms, Bee s ¥. W, BURCHRL, ieee "a gone tan ima my20-1m FRED. §. FosTeR. | * : traine Wash Le, eae ee A SEE Sa THE SEA, sirubary andigenseiine succes, ne Ce On 5:30 P. M.—Western Exy Daily for Warrento ebb at., one block from ocean and bath-houses. Fine Scean view. Spacious veranda, Springs and fair mattressen Gas throughout. City water (arte sian.) Superior Table. Moderate rates, "North As Pury station. all trains stop.) head of 6th aye.” Only few blocks distant. Busses ne Livingston, Washing ‘Ohio. Sch by HOS ALLAN‘ of tte Lh Webi Under the ble management of Mr. GEO. D. | ton. D.C. __ i ease een sae DESHIFLDS these famous resorts will maintain the | rFVHF WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL igh stadard of previous seasons. Open SUSE 1 for the reception of suests. the improvements that will be noted by | "Yfometike and quiet. Excellent Table Fare! Plen “isare’ the Introduction of electric Lehts | of shade and goed water. Camp Ground aff ee Mi grotmta: largesetnice tains afled | febiec reliciser aud social fventeros ie" extablishiuente for ladies and gestie- | "A 10830 per month. Inquire of Mra, La F ved ‘and iiuproved water supply drawn unphe Hotel. mays m the celebrated Boiling Springs. HOTEL—BLUE RIDGE SUMAIT P.O. Rates 860, $7 cation, Diagrams of Toone and floors. e Ba timore wud Ohio. Ticket Office, 1851 Penus} vania ave., Washington, DC. $75, and $90 per raonth, accorting te All communications should be addressed to Up to June 10. my19-2,11,WtojesO NALBOTT HOUS from Met a specialty my=1- ree ALLE GEO. D. DxSHIELDS, Queen City Hotel, Cumberland, Ma, After that date either Deer Park or Oakland, Garrett County, Md. , BAI ING LAK iy 2i-sewiine Send for catalogue, GO pages. _ $26-e0,39t G®5T House, Jefferson Heights, Catskill. OPE: For rooms, rates, &, apply to my18-w,f&m26t_Brosdway NITED STATES 4 MRS. L. P, WHEEDEI PEERSEILE ( GX.¥) MILITARY ACADEMY. JUNE HOTEL, NIC CITY, N. J, Opeus Saturdays June 23, ‘The largest and leadine hotel, | In Re, ‘Je6-e002m, WHE CARLTON Hi May lt F Complete list of Summer hoiels and boarding houses ur West Shore Railroad, wil be stage by HB. SAGOE, | General Eastern Passenger Agent, 363 Broadway. New my20-e01m_ accessible by the pul alled on rec York, rue Lancaster M. igan ave., Atlantic City. i5-1m” SPRING LAKE BE HINKSON, tor B cents, on. OUSE. MER HOMES iEALTH, , Je KU! ‘Near (ESVILLE, MD., ‘ar Loaf Mow tain, one-half wile opolitan Branch: scenery fine; bass fishing excellent: ‘gommer, 85 per week. J. M. location high: ine nexceided cutsine aud Service ‘SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J. E, M, RICH! E BEACH, RU cne block from ocean. Open June 1, jecial rates for June. VEILS, Prop. MO REY He FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA, 7 tnilos northwest of Baltimore, '2% Hours, E OPENED JUNE 20TH. Fine scenery and pure air and water. For terns, obggenat WP POWER, Manager, late of Dela: ware Water Gap House, Pa. myo-am VENT aes VERMONT AVE. § 0 VERGE Ae ae tev OP ap) ana Ez Pee ‘g SOCESCnE ERS CITY PARK New York ave. and Ist st., net Béwutitully situated: overlootibg tte ithrlanee wounds, shade tres, Re" Recoutly §9 refitted in every way, and many improve. ments added, making it the most suitable Femes, Exctrsions, Social Reunions. and. Piesaee Parties. Bowling Alleys, Shooting Galleries, Music Blands, Ao; A las AS Gigsrs te cepoerot al rida, Choice Tquorm Beer, Cigars, ke. “Also ean Ball itoom snd Pavilion. Withall Associations, Edi emt Nereins and! oliers who may desire thore Goaut ‘am pre} offer most terms. 3 LOCHBOEHLER, Proprietor. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. mh1-1m,my1- ‘2m. AP. ‘feat ‘TALL, OCEAN END ry IN omnes eourEy Popl SE heiGanr, mb16-3m, Phila;. address 1935 Lock 00 HOUSE HARPER'S FERRY, Ty. Va. (05 males from Waaluhurtom. "QA ‘High elevation amoug the mountains, free J é front malaria and mosquitos. "Spring beds. ive ml mes ‘e from B. and U. depot. Board second to none. fe ‘Terms$6 per week, children, 3 years. half pr ‘2, my MES." ae ‘H. TUPPER, I ‘O1EL a Galeey Houin, REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. rete Ni ‘Phrongh exprons ale daly. Open Tone 3 Sth ds 1. LHOMPSON, Proprietor.” my2-2u Beautifully will open ahd’ plans, ud- tun House, tor, electric bells, . H. BROW. PIE D sOuTH E Carolina ave Atantic Citys thoroueh 3 Feio weated, gas, cte,; hot aud cold vex situated, | #42 baths is NOW ODE! RENE $, SHENANDOAL SPRI Va. Fauauier White Sulphur: Spein Fouguter Gover Banat een etneee Te sortswill be open for the reception of wussts TONE TSR, ek careguare vib ates ad trae he obtained at Shiter's Miueral We cheller & Stevens, cor. Oth and ba ave gw HE CABELL MADDUX: Proprietor. -B.G. BURKE. Chiet Jet-eo,1m Clerk, Riggs House, M’g'r. 430-3 JOREST INN. a oon FOREST GLEN PARK. MD. URE 4 i SKLE. “Bennis.” UNSWICK, E ASBURY PARK, N. J. Within 100 yards of the beach.” Every room commands an hnobstructed view of t Thoroughly renovated aud Will be opened JU ment of L. E. Morgan (late of the Cahill House, Asbury of IS87- Park). given by addressin E or refurnisied fur tie season 1, under the ‘be made and infor: LE. MORGAN, Asbury Park, NJ. Jel-tu,ths.2w; dim, and tu,th,s,2w HE LAKE VIEW HOTEL IS SITUATED IN THE Village of Watkins, famous Watkins Glen. ahd overlooks Seneca ‘quet, Lawn Tennis: Hai Hroptictors of the National Hovel, level I HILL & SOS, Jotte Harbor, Fla, BU! Ful rt jevzmn This popular su D SPEL Lake. Bowlin. Ki minutes, commutation 40 ets. per day; trai ‘Jaue Toth ind by application te the ANDEI tors. is ‘This famous resort, ing, and other seaside of i857, Situated immediate! day; $15 to my31-1u cated, frst NJ. Replece w: how open 11¢ HOTE! ‘pen for the nd kindred dis the proprietor: send p JNO. b LUB. YOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL, ice of ti roe Buy i t] stunner co eounmodation 400; ‘Tele dew. feud daily iy the world, achting, rowing, fishing, crab lar am Hi the deni Ww PACE, St son ‘attrac JUNE 4. ve daily ¢ ORT. OLEL LAFAYETTE, = F CAPE MAY, XN. aden? Teas, contaluin &It modern tae lire escapes and Jeriect drains pee an BILE, within aft; all mod to former pairous, and _ OCEAN Penns; postal; best, ANE: e Capital City, ry facivg the broad he rear: ottazes under the ian | Hollinesworth (ate superintendent of Mount Vernon), steamer connection. The finest Surf and still-water bathing: ing, and all the pop’ ements for excursionists.” Terms moderate. For particulars address, my26-11n M. BOSSART, Prop: [\HE WINDSOR HOTEL, Livery, Va. ‘The Peaks of Otter, a and the Blue Ridge, from this place, and in full view. Cc SSON SPRIN THE Mi ‘Will open JUNE 25. my21-78t_ oes fife fas folly Inu,” at Mt tor the season of ‘Terms, &. ier Particulars write to IN tor, Mount Holly Springs, Cum 5, PEN jOUNTAL WM. Holly 1887, on Th > to $00 4 month, according joining the Tis Sov feet uoove E, ATLANTIC CIT Bir Ist st. a ‘3 HL HUGILL date of Gilsey > | rpue sepror G HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA ‘ABLISHED 1804. mer resort opens for th S87: I vy format SUN HEIRS, Pro- understood that rely for the pular for its fine surf-bath jon, opens for the season the Atlantic Qcean, and cies of the sea, the ing to and from Nor rauaportation live rd cess, Rates #3 1084 winger, Virginia Beach, Princess 3 (Col TONS SEMMER Re Will open June 2th, 1387. feet of ‘thi Prop n convent. is, uder the management ord. A. REID Iu ‘Tele; hone and Telezraph Connections in tat Orr N elegantly furnished ¢ i ‘The most beautiful site on the Metropolitan Brauch Band 0. KK Ouly 9 mules trom ashington. ‘4 High Ground. Healthy Location. Pure Wal 7 of Access. First-class in all its appointments, ‘Terms Moderate sn for the reception of guests JUNE 1, to, ihe Forest Glen Improvement Co., ‘ALEXANDER 1. HENSEY) Manager, ‘ily ap20-3in JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. Va. Descriptive pamphlets at Star office: s.1420 Pa. aves and Poraro Cars ‘These 21 peak for themselves re goods that inourestablishment. Always fresh and crispy always brown and attractive, never burned Of underdoue and always properly seasoned. Our Fetall males alone have reached ashigh as Four Barrels ina) single day, which of course pre- clades the ion of stale potatochips with “Groceries—No Liquor. ELPHONZO YOUNGS Co's., 423 Ninth st hw. 33. Noricz . ‘TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS. BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF cco ERE RRR FER §°3 FRE BRE, FER g5Sg O 5 EE RRR Ee Sssq oo Fk RR E ” Oco EEE R R ERR Sss8 7 THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR. It is without a doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world. The Millers have not only the most perfect mill, containing as it does all the most improved Machinery invented up to the present time, but they produce Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To prove that, we would simply state that a large quantity of ‘this magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe ‘and eaten at the principal courts of the old world. HOWEVER, Like everything eleo that has gained renown, some Person or persons are trying to take advantage of the reputation it has attained by imitating the Name and Brand, and attempting thereby to palm off an inferior article for the genuine. THEREFORE, ‘Bo sure and see to it that either saks or barrels read “CERES.” ‘And have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached, None genuine without the two gold medals. W. M. GALT & CO., ‘Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers. PIANOS AND ORGANS. Lesie I DECKER BROS. PIANOS. WEBER PIANOS. ESTEY PIANOS. FISCHER PIANOS. ESTEY ORGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. ‘Nearly 200,000 in Use. We conduct the Piano and Organ business in all its branchen Pianos and Oncans sold on easy. terms, Tented, and exchanged. Careful attention to fine tun: iigand repaizive. Pianos of all makes cared for by the Year at moderate prices. SANDERS & STAYMAN, 934 F st, n.w., Washington, D. &. my19-3m 13 'N. Charles et. Baltinn 21 NSTRUMENTS. Spyrinas: (Jordan Shrugs FO. Va tance ation PROPOSALS. FFICE OF COMMISSION Fi iE STRUCTION OF THE CONGKESSIONAL LE BKARY BUILDING, No. 145 dsr Caprror Steger, WASHINGTON, D. C., Muy 26, 1887. Notieo is hereby given to all owilers of Duilding- stone quarries, who choose to sumit samples for the various stone works of the Congressional Library Building. at Washinton, D.C.. to forward the same to Us ottice, prepaid aud carefully packed. They should consist of four (4) oue (1) inch cubes, smoothly rubbed ou all kides, (uot polished): two (2) elt (8) then cubes with one side quurry-faced, one side chiselled, (ne side hammer-dressed, one side’ ten (10) cut work, one side bush-hanmered, if granite, and one side polished. L. SMITHME\ ER, a Architect Congressioual Library Building. my28-skw3w INAV2 DEPARTMEN’ ‘Bureau or Meprcrve axp SURGERY, WasHixoTox, D. C., May 24, 1887. ia Broad: Jet-tm | Sealed Prapostis, endorsed. “Proposal, fof Care of BETWEEN | Hoswsaud Wegousy wil be received at th Bureat Hee covet ee ari a eore age z TYSEVENTH, tue7rat ELEVEN AM. wie Syoat they will be publicly’ opsuca: for sare ot two: hore aud waxons, aud ieed for two “horses, in use ut Naval Dispensary, Washington, D. C.. for the fiscal year end- ing June 50th, 1888. They must be cared for in the vicimty of the Dispensary slank proposuis and all uecessary information can be tion to the medical ofticer in charge sary, 18th aud G streets northwest. Fescrved to reject auy oF all bids F, M. GUNNELL, law4w Sureeon General U.S. N RUPOSALS FOR DREDGING. U.S. ENGINEER OFFICE, 2136 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUE N. ‘The rig be | my2: nests tickets c Kiver at Washington, D.C. will be is office until 17 1m, on THURSDAY, F specifications, forms of bids aud other informa Hou apply at tls PELE Se Pusce & — ig uo af ‘STOCK BROKERS, ateny, } isoFitthave, _§ New York £59 15uu street (Corcoran Building,) Washi FIV ALE STUCK TELEGKAFE Winks > — ‘Beiween WASHINGTON, BALI DUKE, PHILADELPHIA, DEW Clb, HUSTON, ae. (General urtuers: gases Wurtz iy, Hi. CHUGER OAKLER Markanp Ci rue Hennx H. Dopor, Washiniton, D, 0, Wittiast I. Tnaveks, special Partuer, obayyaud sell on cotutuisiotrall cinties Of allway ulnties. LL. H. DODGE, Resident Partner, Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and information gatding the markets received through our wires 1a- Stuuuy, direct roi tie New York Stock Exel Allorders executed aud reported promptly. Jel. rietor, ITY, MD, TRACY, Prop. NGS, largest and most de- 4 pool ou this continent; are #~. flow of water 6.000 salions cific for theumatisin, gout, peur : Malaria unksow: 9: surrounding = brie wart BATH Cc ylvania av asbingtor D3 myL THE FAMOUS Wa- GS miles emient the highest mountaiis fn Vir- few miles distant ter on every floor, asummer: rest oben Tor, pucsse? 10 $40 per mouth. Circulams, address he" Lets Steaua yacht, aul’ boats, tmthity FOW= ee driving. ee MAIN LINE PENNA. RAILROAD. ‘On top of Allegheny Mountains, HOUSE Parlor a1 pi Pou Last abd West.’ Wor circuluse be, adhseees R. DUNHAM, ___ Superintendent, Cresson, Pa, 1 _,HOLLY SPRINGS. OPENS, THUKSDAY, JUNE 0, 1887. dhe undorsigued taker pleasure in antiounc- to his irieuds ard the public that he will Ove Le Springs, Cuber: Jur i ‘land Go. ‘clothing, _THE TRADES, 0. V fe [poi eats ge 420 and 422 11th st. n.9. GON BROTHERS, FRACTICM. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS 298 Feuuay vanis avenue, Wahine, Dc ‘Sa ine Printing a specialty. DENTISTRY. DENTIST, 715 141H N 4 OF of "refer R_ DUKE, extracted witheut path, by and ot loved 4 }repared and used only by ine. ‘Teeth Slled’ Ject ntting sets of artificial teeth. Operations guaran: Spore teed. JR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, | “Yinine a Specialty also, the cure of toothache wit f. ext extracting. A local atiesthetic used” our tie” Sites alleviates the pain of extracting, wis R, T. M. TALBOTT, DENTIST, 497 77H ST. thre doors trom cofuer ot E- Dentistry Meal hb ranches, ‘Leeth 87 per ct All work ware dant 4e15-sut* of Col ranted. = wee = | Which is supplied from the base of the wrest Flat Toy | santanie wanker che oemean er Target Mountain. % Hotand Gold Baath ce ithe comforts fits, will Neier. Havin re ofahome Livery Stable in rear of the premises. oLp Furnished Sfoce tat ieeasgn with jae aie ‘Address W. Ht MOSES, Propicto oe new furniture of best quality. it offersattrachous uot | >) OURLING GAP, WHITE SULPHUR Wowiwa an KIT Surpasced Uy auy water ua-rlace iu the mounta a Chalgbeste’ Springs. Finely located Www a Hf O98 oa TE Hevalleghany Water ie recomtuenied by the Mountain resort. Kefurnished and sreatly iin WWwww HHH TI Sss, RK I EE al Society of Virginia for Dyavepsia in all its f my | proved. ‘Oren dung int to Sept 15th. BO. Sew WWW HOBUg SEE HE Cusr, duncipatiny Malaria and cure Ineomunia. ia fact, | MMberland Co., Penna, N. SM CARTMEL ta Prop. Nee esi po ep = eal MILD, MELLOW AND DELICIOUS. ah iver rm eee | Te ALDINE, CAPE MAY, S.J, DECATUR ST, LADD E Ode Richinced Vas gr eee) TOnCELe | carat sottieth fitevciase’ Correspond: The Yar medtctnal qual Walities of Whisky distittea | A COLHOUN, Proprietor, | eal. EO MUELLER, Prop. LEAMLL | fron the nnest growth of Hye in the renowied Valley baby Springs, Va. | 9 loncagahele, bi lon jeglany z fhe Mequcal Faculty in the United State touch a de- ENNHURST, VF. NEAR J ASHINGTONIANS) FAVORITE RE-Q, 4 & | reeus to place iting very high position among the eee Waste iver View ous Oren, Be Sinterta Bediea. Br ‘We Leg to invite the attention of connoisseurs celebrated fine OLD WHISKIE belo oflerarens a prcngery ‘One’ Dozen Bot len 2-lin Be OLD RYE, 1865. CED RESERVE Witisky, UNRIVALLED UPPER-TEN WHISKY: BRUNSWICK CLUB WHISKY.........1 Jf youcannot obtain these Whiskies from yor cer, we Will on receipt of Bank Draft. ter, or Post Office Money Order, or C. 0. liver them to your ‘Ex Seber ARS ppt ae P7Y, the above are Unsurpassed wakes RB: sit arket, ScEUe he yMADUL- SARSANONS and posscosa Natural Hlavor and Pine ‘These W FELEECT PERN Se, sade eins Stour expense, Correspondence solicit roomn "Sir Mills Jet a wi be plot dreatgw wie putea dea B.& H. W. 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CHICKERNG PIANOS FOR RENT AND Mardman, Saloon Busy Terms Steanway, G, MEIZEKOTT & CO, Haines." fmb18-3in]’ 9th st. and Pa ave, G, oolte WWD & Bros 8 at nw wage and Bach now the feat world. Newby & Evans aud Wescr Bros., the best me- Ein qualty also Cally self Tint hited loweai prices and boot tuntaliment pian Social ire for cash. Tuning aud repairing honestly done. UNEQUALED IN TONE, TOUCH, WORKMANSHIP AND DURABILITY. Special attention of Purchasers invited to the new ARTISTIC STYLES finished in desins of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART. SECOND-HAND PIANOS, A fine assortment of prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT. WM. KNABE & CO, 817 Market Space. Eowaro F. Droor, 925 PENNSYSVANIA AVENUE, Sole Agent for sss TTT? ERE Tt SX z Er NN NNN wWwWww ? kee liN XN Ww a Bg & Sons, Gabler, Decker & Son, Marshall & Wendell, Hal- Jett €"Cumston and other Pianos: Sterling Onaus, Music and Musical Merchondise. Instrumente sold ot lonthly payments, Exchanyed, Neuted, ‘Tuned, it paired, Moved, Stored and Shipped. New and Second-hand Pianos of other makesalways speigck at low Syuros elephone. B47" 319 sae HAND PIANOS, rickeringn fromm 27) to 8400; Stein warn from Ruse irom $75 to $8007 Hardie frou Paaees sro: cther maker from Soup. soukon y about sustain ae x W.'G! METZEROTT & CO, 2 eh Pane nen Sth Do Nor Poncmase UNTIL YOU SEE THE EMERSON PIANO. the first-class instrument at a medium price. ‘A thorouehly 8Bor 41 OU now in ase. 2 Second-hand Pianos sud Organs at prices from #10 to $190. Sold on small monthly payments. ‘Largest asgortment of S-cent Music in the a HENRY EBERUACH 24 LADIES’ GOODS. N BRANDIG. VSthinesy and bressmating Parlors—Mr.Von Bran- dis ow sujerintends the Dresatuakine Department, Shere he is waisted by Mme, Vou Bratidis, ite wast: Gites the laUes-a perfect At aud work. Are‘sell fie our iunported Bonet at one-half of cost. Orders filfed at shortest notice. 1920 Penua. aves over Jacobs Bros Jeli-im KA FLEUR”, A NEW NATL-POLIGH, SOLD 14 rant wauaple Write 10 “ERE EORK "SO. Box 537, 46-1ine RDER 70 REDUCE OUR STOCK OF TX O*tilindsd sonnets and Hats, wo are offering them at GREAT BARGAINS. ALL COLORED STRAWS AT ACTUAL’ GOST. Parties leaving the city will find the very latest styles in Dress and Shade Hata for Country and Ses side wear, at MRS M. J. HUNT 1309 F street n.w. Mus M. J. Prawn, 1809 F STREET NORTHWEST, MODES IN FIN! LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN FINE FRENCH RUSSIAN BANGS. RHEA WAVES, ‘Always in order by Plain Combing. ‘Hair Dressed and Bangs Shingled. _ my31-1m* [SCHER'S DRY ING ESTAB- AVGSinENT AND Diz WORKS b09 @ eh a. ed and Dy ed without Pein Tipped, TADS ‘Cleans i ted. oes stored by us gusranted asad when and Chrtains of all kinds ie Be aes iy. Goods called for snd delivered fo charge for storage, myit ME. aoeeoe 13TH rahe eT GIVES Mikes thresaysta ve revel tai and 8. “iors at | Free deh: Peeing let ‘V. KANE, 507 11TH 8: pa foorder, A. ei wiaran oak Also, eft ‘ee18-Om" ECORATIVE F Bec pate cate J. JAY GOULD, 421 Oth st. niga ase tae Gordonsville, Charlottesville, bouistille, Cimcinna and Summer resorts on and pear Line of Ches,and Olio Route, 'Fuliman Sleepers and Solid Prains Wasting. ton to Louisville; also for Lynehbury, Catt Booga, Me: ape Tattle 1 Rock and all owen Points. Throurh Pullman Sleepers Washiugton to Sophie mubeat cae Souther Danville. sie niahevahers Charlot, cian Aiken. A ‘Alanis: Montgomners, Texas and’ Caltorain Pullman Slew eat fo Montromers,connecting with Pullin ia Montromery to New Greane’ Sleepers Wash sto A atc ain on Waakinrton aba Okie division leare Wath ington 9:12 A.M., Dail Sg and 4:45 P. y Daily arrive Kound fiey 7 ‘and 7:10P. Returaing leave Hound Hill 6-034" Mt Daly. aud ; Tso E'S Dehyeteet ‘Sunday, arriving Waauititon 530.4 Mand SSE =e raph a from he South i, Ch a wine! Ly chbury, arrive in Washington 8:10 A.M aud 8:25 Po. vig. bast Tenn, Buistol and Lytca: Bare at 10/49 A" SE. and OOD AG ela Chee wel eT Site cat reservation and information ‘checked at office 601 Pennsyl- Station, Pennsylvania a Agent. Qlto Route and Charlottesville at 9:46 burg Local at 9: ‘kets, Sleeping ied, and vania avenue, and at Railroad, 6th aud B etreete, JAS. L TAY. Peasenger ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. Scheduie in effect, SUNDAY. MAY, 20th, 1887, until further notice, Taare Washington from Station, corner of New oa faveneand hhicaro, 10:99 a:m, and 19:40 pm dal through coaches and acing cara Tie ccf reas for Pittebi a Fast Limited Exp) aud Chicago ar Piving Jn Pittebuny at $:30 p.m. Chicago, next morn. ing at 9:50. No extra fare is charged on this train for For Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis daily at 3.15 E, aud 9:40 p.m., with through coaches and Palace Sleeping, Cars to Cincinnati and St. Louis without = an 3:15 p.m, is a fast limited train to Ciuciunath i; Loins arriving in Cincinnati ‘next moruine at 7: w 80" St. Louis 6:40 pan. Noextra fare is charged on efor vitisvupe ae 10 11 8:55 pam. daily or Pittabne at 10:55 am, and 8:55 pm. Pittsburg, Cleveland aud Deisoly, with Parlor aud, Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg. esgent Sunday. and Local Stations, 10:10 a.m. daily, yt Sunday quer Tohite on Shenandoah Valley RR, 3:15 pan For Havre de Grace, Newark, Wilmington and Phile- @elphia, 7:30 a.m., 1: P.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily. For Wilmtgios, Delagare md ineebanediate pinta between baltimore and Wi ma, 5:00 a.m. daily, except Sunday. For, Havre de Grace, Singerly and intermediate Pointe, 5:45 pam. dally, except Sunday. PYor Baltimore on week 6:40, 7:30, 8:30 and. 9:3. B10, 3.13 (dooninute is 30, 4:3 200, 6:45, 7:30, 8:25 6:20, 7:30, 8:30 and re 0, 5250, 85, 1 3, 11:30 pant. For Auuapolis Station between “Sidi 2a a gna, Malt; 40, 8:30 at 12:20 petty 230, 45 “30'paa. On Suiiday 830 ain, and'f-30. 33-30, 45 and 1130 pan For tations gn Metmoylt: L G:49 am. daily, exceyt Sunday,and 5-30 for jTincipal stutions vaiy 4:40 pp. dlls,’ ex. Sunday, “or principal stations on Metropolitan Bren, 10-40 an, dally. ‘ou ‘Sunday stops at all stations, For Gaithersburg and intermediate points 9:05 am., 1 except Sum 3 and’ 11:3 Din. daily.” For Boyd'eanh imeeruedintetations 1d, Pam. caily; Chureb train jeaves Washington on Sanday ovis at 1:15 pan, stopping at all stations on Metro~ poltn Branch. Vor Prederiey 10:10 ams and 4-20 Pam. daily, except Sunday. TorHagerstown 10:10 am, and 5:30 p.m. daily, ex- oH wunday Frans'arrive from the West daily 6:20,7:20 am, Tau ™, A irom ‘oinla'oi Shenandoah Valley R.R, 1:15 pam. ails From Philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington and Havre de Grace, 10:45 a.m., 3: m. and 9:30 p.m. duily. From Havre. de. Grace, sand tering points north of Baltimore, m. From Annapolis, 8:30 and 10:2 at. and 1:50and 5.2) pan, Sunday, 10:35 a, 6:35 pin, From Harper's Berry aud Valley 5:15 pm Spain Frederick said intermediate points, 8:25 rom Fi . and 8:15 pin duly except Sunday. a , Lrains leave Baltimore tor Washington <4 10, 6:30. 7:30, 9:00, 8 10:30 a AS 19. BL ‘30. an 9:05 anid 10 1236 Shed 3:50 aud 11:00 pine from Washington stop at Relay oe pam. ion apply at the Baltimore Oliio Ticket office, Washinton station, te and 1351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 14th street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked and received at Ty noun arte tye ate aed C.K. LORD, G. P. AL _PERcy 6: Sree, ‘Ag'tWashington, my31 HE GREAT ml tho West Chi follows: For Bubone dt fet EM inven expen thd Buffet Car to St. Louis daily, except, Saturday fo Chicawo, with Sleeping Car Prt sbune to Chic Western Express,at 8:10 P.M. daily, with Si Cars Washington to ‘and St. Louis.and Finung “to' Cleveland, connectin m at Harrisburg with through Sleepers for Louisville aud Memphis, Pacific xp (0:00 P.M. daily for Pittsbarg und the West, with through Sieeper Harrisburg to ican. “BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. For Fri, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buttalo, Niagara, 10:06 P.M. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Fontana ea etna Rimtra, at 9:50 or Wildatnaport, fave at 9: ‘A. M. daily, except Sunday. For New York and’ the Bast. 7:25. 9:00,11-00,and aL id 11:30 PM” On im 00": ee 200. 421: 16:00; a : . BL20.b, OL insted Extrens of Pullman Pariog Cars, 9:40 4. M. dail; P.M. daily. For Bosion without For Brooklyn, N- Serncy Chey with boats of Brocklyn Abser, aifork: jue direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double ferriawe across New York City. ly, except Sunday, and 4:00 jehange, 2:00 P. M. every da wall throweh: trains conucct at For, Pluiadelphi 001200. and 11:40 A.M, 0.4 11,.6:00, 10:00 and 11:20 P.M. On Sunday, 9,00 fia Ge 4:1), 10:00 and Jizo BM Liniited ose ML week daysand 4:00 FM. da For Baltimore, 6:3 11:00 ate jan 42:00, 4:00, 25 Wii and 4:40 P.M dally, ‘except Sunday. For, Annapolis, AM. and 4:20 rat, dally, except Sihaay. Bandas, BOOKA, C10 ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL. cat ALEXANDKIA AND WASHINGTON 1: Tits, AML.2-10; 6:01 ~-03,and 10:65 2 9. For Richmond and the South, 6:00.19 5. A.M daily, > P.M. daily, except Sunday Trane dene Alexandria for W at eh northeast cor. ner of 13th street and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Paseo, TPisditeion frou hottie apd estieeces. ation from hotels and rea ‘CHAS. E. 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