Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1892, Page 7

ie THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY,/JUNE 27, 1892 it REESE, i # a ui AN children enjoy a @rmkof Hires’ Root Beer. So does every other member of the family. Tovtairr ar coxey 1staxp THERE WILL BE A FIGHT FOR THE FEATHER- WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. IF IT I8 WON BY FRED JOHNSON THE TITLE WILL BE HELD BY AN ENGLISHMAN. IF JOHN: COLORS GO DOWN IN DEFEAT DIXON WILL RETAIN THE DISTINCTION HE HAS £0 FAR HELD AGAINST ALL COMERS, OUR ATHLETIC FRIENDS WILL FIND HERE AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE LINE OF THE PROPER GARMENTS FOR TENNIS, BOATING, BICYCLING AND OTHER OUTDOOR WEAR, ALL CUT, MADE AND TRIMMED IN THE LATEST AND CORRECT STYLE, AND PERFECT IN FIT. WHEN THE LOCAL WHEELMEN ENTERTAIN THEIR L. A. W. GUESTS THEY WILL WANT TO BE PROPERLY CLAD, AND IT IS BACK IN EIGHTH PLACE. ITS FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY. ‘The Senators Dropped Saturday's Game | Interesting Services by the Y. M.C. A. Yes- Owing to Inability to Hit Safely. - . terdey Afternoon. The league clubs rank as follows: Yesterday afternoon the Washington Young € Fr ‘Men's Christian Association observed the for- tieth amnivery of ite organization. The serv- loco were held {a the gymnasium ball of the as | © sociation in the presence of an audience ‘hich | tistics which he had prepared concerning both } | the Washington brafich of the Y.M.C.A. and | | the general association. The association was — -.| founded in London June 6, 1844, by George ~“Weskiing pitched fer the Philliee on Satar- rater be an enigma for st | oud who stili lives to see the epreed of his | ayers. They had always been able to | be tae te elivery before, but Saturday | ule meen ly four ecattering hits, which, with errors, ga ‘wo runs. The Phillies. how- |ever, sized up Killon without trouble and whacked the bean bag at will. After seven runs | had been pounded out Foreman was put in | and he kept the hits woll scattered, only two | made thereafter. Had Foreman | | been in. the box from the start, while the home | eam might not have won, the score would have deen closer. it seems in- | fader eetiogs Killen for all Lee "worth, and more, too. Foreman was wild, giving «ix men | | bases'on balls, forcing in one run that way. | The trouble is he hasn't been utilized enough to keep him in trim. Other games Saturday resulted as follows: 6; Baltimore, 5. m, 9: New York, 7. Pittsburg, 7; Cincinnati, 3. Louie) 8; Cleveland, ‘| (fret game). Louis, 2 (cecond ume). sville, 2. | ith f Reds in the fifth ut Cincinnati yesterday, with two men on bases and two out, George Smith hit fora home run and clinched the victory. Score, 7to% Attendance 5207. a veland plays Chicago today, Pittsburg Louie and Louisville Cleveland’ There i not much prospect of regaining sixth place today even by winning, for Pittsburg taltkaty to deteat St. Louis, although the Browns have lately been ting up a win: \e. Pertie Phillie now bere the record of the sea- son for consecutive vie The Senators will probably spoil this record this afternoon, if it doesn’t rain. Woodcock doem't seem to be a howling muc- cess in the professional ranks. He pitched exchange. | pitcher has proved a success in | ndidly for Brown University. college that in Baltimore, when they want to release a man, they play him in left field, and then over the fence he goes. President Temple says the Pittebarg Club offered Galvin to seven league teams, but noone | wanted him but St. Louis. Capt. Comiskey will make no change in the Reds’ outfield. believes in letting a winning | combination alone. Tom Loftus once took | Hittle Nicol out while the Reds were winning | simply to add individual strength to the team's batting and the result was that the Reds went jieces, ‘elumbus is the pennant winner of the West- ern League for the first season. By defeating | Milwaukee Saturday the championship was as- sured to Columbus and the flag was run up on the Columbus grounds. This week the eastern clubs will go west, opening July 1, as follows: New York in Pitte- burg, Boston in Clevelend, Washington in Cin- cinnati, Philadelphia in Louisville, Brooklyn in St. Louis and Baltimore in Chicago. Boston papers are accusing Billy Hamilton of record base running. They say he tries to steal when there is no sense in it. The first base ball ionship season the National July iS and the clubs will begin the second season July 15. Matt Kilroy has for the attention to horse racing. quenter of the Gloucester traci Rochester claims Sam Wise, ‘and not Bastian , is entitled to be comsidered the best second baseman to NOT A BIT TOO EARLY TO LOOK UP A SUITABLE UNIFORM. YOU CAN FIND IT HERE NOW IN THE PROPER SIZE AND AT THE PROPER PRICE. Rosrxsoy. Parser & Co.. Axerrcas Crorarrs, 1200.1202 & 1204 FS:.N.W. pled condition. Gambert bas Charlie-horse, Luby a bad arm, ‘Wilmot a lame deg, three smashed and broken up. re are um whoare not wanted pe pee lh lub, viz: Hurst, and Macullar. Young has been no- tified to this Connor has a fielding average of .967. THIS IS THE FAMOUS SHOE YOU READ 80 MUCH ABOUT. mo F ST. Nw. Mace A. Rovrzar, COMPLEXICN SPECIALIST. aly — THE TRETS. IT RAADERS THE IT SWEETENS TRE BREATH. THE BEST TOOTH WASH MADE. ‘Ter tt, and you'll use no other. (5 POR SALEBY ALL. DRUGGISTS.-ge Prepared only by FIANGS. Sve ae |S BOV AL» oe. PREMIUMS FOR SUXDAY SCHOOL SCHOLARS. ‘The annual distribution of premiums at Trin- ity Cathelic Sunday school took place yesterday at5 o'clock. Outof aschool of 600 over 300 Hthograp! Detween the two in ages bound Yelp beste eee ee by ‘Roceofort, a ee Prod. Ane » oe 7 No. 115, Here I Am, wW.F. Hoffmann, T. J. Shif- it; Engeed Peasaen, Sova: Ge toacon CUSTOM HOUSE EXTAIES. Entries of merchandise received at the Georgetown-custom house for the week ending June Bwere as follows: Received direct—crude asphalt, value, $2,888; received through other beslort vs value, €919; household effects, 3 curios, § |, $3,992, xores, An old man named Henry Ensmere, who stated his home was in Curaberland, Md., was found last night on one of the canal boats euf- ly with cholera morbus. As soon medical ial score standing 8 to 1 in favor of the | wh ‘The | Post of Westfield, Post at Richardeviles Ke ot ot . Ya, 90 men; Brensen Bont “ot Sea ich, 80 re J. W. are ine , Pe 22 men; Clty, | Society into almost every land under the sun. | At the present time there are 4,651 branch se- | sociations, of which 1,: ap of 2 wad with n aggregate membership own- |i roperty valued at over 612/00 nization ton branch, tesa bg thal house at avenue, but a few doors from the home of the association. Since that time ft had ex- od fortune and bad, but it never took a step backward, and today occupies a prominent place among the American branches Of the association. Among those present who im the gkercises ware Hev. Dr. Butler of the Memorial | Lutheran Churc Soott, venerable father. a Dr. Hamlin of the | Church of the Covehant, Rev, Geo. Elliott of the | Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church, Mr. Richards, the first president of the local assoei-| ation, and Messrs. Kim. J. Rheer and Standish, 0 were am first members cf the asso- ciution. Many ater esting hes were mado.| Portraying the early life ‘Sf the association, all of which were greaily enjoyed by those present. REV. CAREINGTON ACQUITTED. The Jury Thinks He Did Not Assault His Sister-in-Law. The trial of the Rev. Wilmot A. Carrington, the Presbyterian minister, ona charge of as- saulting Miss Ina C. Emery, his sister-in-law, because the latter made an attempt to kiss the infant child of her dead sister (the minister's wife), as stated in Saturday's Stam, was con- cluded in the Police Court. After the testi- mony was all in and the arguments closed Judge Miller charged the jury, instructing them | as to the Iaw in the case. He told them that notwithstanding the dying request of the 3 mother that the child be given to her sister, Miss Ina Emery, the father was properly and legally in possession of the child, and be there- fore had aright to prevent the young lady's pong hy im attempting to do that Lows nly the force necessary to accomplish that end he was not guilty of assault, but if, on the other hand, be did use more “force than was ccemary, and if sfter Mim Emery had kissed the child "he used violence and. sitem ted to Punish her for what she hed done, then guilty, jury retired an afew mination they Kear fe Anding of not guilty as to one count and were unable to ‘as to the sec- ond alleged assault. The judge sent them back to further discuss the matier, and half an hour ee Inter they returned with a verdict of not guilty as to both counts. exonerating the defendant, who received congratulations of many friends who were present at the trial. Poetics THE G. A. RK. ENCAMPMENT. More Grand Army Posts Supplied With | Quarters—Others Have Applied. During the past week applications for quarters have been received by the citizens’ Grand Army encampment committee for the following posts: E. 8. Williams Post of New York city, 30 me: E. A. Andrews Post of Shrewsbury, Mass., 12 men; C. B. Wheeler Post of Martin, Mich., 26 men; Mason Rogers Pest of Branford, Conn., 25 men; Ambrose E. Burnside Post of Tom's River, N. J., 30 men; Baxter Post.of Charleroix, Mich., 25 men; Edward Pomeroy, Post of Jackson, Mich., 150 men; Edward Vo& Post, MoAllester, Ind. Ter.,20 men. The foliowing posts from Darke county, Ohio, forming a battalion of 200 men, have applied: Forbes Post of Greenville, Roser Post of Arcanum, Lorrimore Post of Versailles, Reed Post of German, Post of New Madison, Haldeman Post of pen, Lockman Post of “Hollinaburg, it W, N. Foster Post of Vine and John Miller Post of Osgood. Also Lyon men; “The Lobes” of Col, Joe Soott Post of Bear Lake, Mich. 10 m Greble Post of Philadelphia, Pa, 200 men Dwight May Post of d, Mich., 40 me: Post of Meadville, Pa., 100 me: Fils Feet of East Smithfield, Pa., 40 mé Bean Post of Brownfield, Me., 28 men, and Drury Post of Neptune, Ohio, 80 ie fellowing posta were assigned to quarters st wi George A. MoCall Post 31, Westchester, Pa. 50 men, in sleepers; A. 8, Williams Post, 394, New York city, 90 mon, at 624 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Samuel F. Woods Post, 179, Barre, Mass., 30 men, at 92 New Ji syenus northirest; Tames E.’Moore Post, 11 Conn.” 50 imen, at 16088" strect torthwest, aad [ Lineein Post, 140, Shamokin, Pa., 140-men, in bag, Bees Se HYATTSVILLE. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyarrsvitiz, Mp., June 26, 1892. The Hyattsville Base Ball Club has made ar- rangements to play two match games with the Y. MC. A. club this week. The first will be played in Washington on Tuesday and the sec- ond in Hyattsville on Saturday. It will also Play the Carroll Institute club on the Fourth of “ee A pleasant informal dance was given by the ‘Misses Conley at their residence last Thursday evening in honor of their guest, Miss Poole of Poolesville. Am those it were Mr. and Mrs. — yy, Mrs. Helen Conley, Micses Mary and Clara Conley. Carrie Jones of Muirkirk, Poole of Pooiesville and Been of Manigueiery county and Messrs. Lawrence Cas- and Harry Conley, Will Davis, and Fred. Jones. ‘Mr. Arthur Whiting met with quite an acci- dent afew evenings ago while driving an un- ruly horse on the Brentwood road. The animal became frightened at an object near by and 7 at full speed upset the buggy ina ditch, throwing Mr. Whitney violently upon the ground and breaking his nose. The Owl Social Club of Bladensburg will give nother delightfal hop at the summer park in by ¥ on the Fourth of July. Miss Lulu Bowen has returned f from a visit to relatives in Philadelphia. guest of Mrs. L. H. Campbel ‘There is little prospect of the Hyatteville Athletic Club commencing the erection of club house this year. Wells gave a colored spelling | 7 ge Tat night for the amuse- ment of his friends. Songs and dances formed @ part of the program and the entertainment was highly enjoyed. ipit of the Pinkney Memorial Church Yds ulpit at the Pinkney Memorial Church today. Puthe Colored Bay ptlet ‘hurch of Malouaberg | celebrated its twenty-second annivervary toda | Rev. Mr. Nelson preached an_ interest ing wei mon. This church hus over $800 in ite treas- “The Bladensburg Amateur Orebestra hold « meeting last Friday evening in that village and aes the following: officers for the ensuing ndrew Lynch, president; N. R. Som- yo fan Wm. tench, secretary; N.C. Dareal, ; Wm. J, md tpleer, hie? ate j | Miss Clara Holliday of Washington is the Sap Gray of Mt. Pleasant filled the | = | GUE HOUSE, SUMMER RESORTS. SUMMER RESORTS. __LADTES' GOO) ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SEA-SIDE—JERSEY COAST. Lae ATE YOR thas eee hous “Sacra sod Mair Cettins. HALL, CAPE MAY, N. J., OPENS JUKE 30, AND WILL BE CONDUCTED ON THE SAME LIBERAL MANAGEMENT.AS FORMERLY. TOR [AFORMATION ADDRESS MRS. J. ¥. CAKE. Hwee ATLANTIC CITY, ¥. J, aan Modera improvements. ‘he Hie ar. DENNIS” ATLANTIC oY HT SeAeibE aes fees “orb ae ee NE ne a Neicaescs! Regia Sak _padectin ine tat PORE er. FLEAsawr, Or a ah = Momnmopes S@AE ag. | Bata and let |W ES 2 a f228-5m MA. & H. 8. MELNOR. — Seer ea ea ee ae s* 32 Delaware ore, Atlante Cty, Jeu AR ‘SSrr0N. lore ateen: ATLANTIC CITY ON THE-OCEAN FRONT. a Eee MAIN AYE. OGBAN QROVE. eicrend.“S “arene Aaa eee ciety aes "0. Bo: del-lm Ocean Grove, N.J., Opens for the season of'@2 June 15. The largest and finest hotel at this popular resort. All medem te, C. C. LEFLER, _jell-,m&wim ‘Manager. . T= ee GIRT, N. J, ra ia usm sere Fe Rits, Ws. sepryge mae (OTEL. ee Ghar |¢ ATED eee: LUCAS. ae eR ORDER, [otra oiled Rocesaivar ELUM SPRINGS, Vi, the Medical Soctety of Virginia, as well as high medical authorities in the United States Biawarrs Crxaxen. Bees SOOURER AND DYER ‘Southeast eor. 17th and Fairmount ave, aS Peg rare At miee seca Bont sa wed with cane can tenes ‘mt A “Sas AFB Borxor, | Bae pe leas a, DO. QWEBT CHALY BEATE SP IN THE MOUNTAINS. [APRORA HOUSE, AURORA, West Va. A superb saminer resort: Op th falter” ry oe Hinsley ‘sedi hire . re Foetus, wood ‘abi Tce, “nk and Bak ea fever, no. mosa' gaat olf comsort. joderate. Olrcularsat the Star NEW SPRING SHADES. A NEW PROCESS FOR DYEING GENTS’ SUITS. ‘The lining remains bright aud cleaa. Goods called for and delivered. ANTON FISCHER, 906.6 st. n. w. Sav aoe Bee | hae eer — AND OHIO RAILWAY. PPS. a dint Sean et omnes Saree Righenet a i + Neserwge ating see emma Mie os, Ca een st Company's Offices Pele ie > = LTien, Gen Pasmeurer Agent. TAR j Seam TROL ‘aL. | ~ eae — Ton karts Je4-Lm GEO. L. PEYTON. a sae mnt’, cut | Rock Exon, Gs fAD. mn RON ATEN mare | aA Ht ean eeiaees & oe ib eames on Rona ras, Gane: . | Por Kx a Canamaatene. i P| eo, ALL MATERIALS A. SPRATT, Propri CLEANED AND DYED. —_ ~ _3e1-9em_ = Sorvallding. cert Ravurday. ‘witls Sleeping Os ochieatnr Himira, at 10.30a.m. NEW YORE AyD Fw 09 and 41 a.m 4 PENN. AVE. 8. HAPYER, Proprietor muySitotda Rte WA. FEET ABOVE THE SEA open. gw ho: Rigas MTSE it ae OU! ‘AIN VI bid age InN ALLEGHENIES Be an ie j we oe senwere for ‘-phie will cham Erect station, Pailetelniie, for on FOR PHILADELDHEA ONLY, | Patt Express week days, and 3.45 pom fer Age aes Am. week Maywant of Srotiye haan avoiding | wi =} jae direst breaator oP umatrect AND | ae mOEQRGE FLY. Inte ciehteen | EE Se es ‘Gret-class work: planos varnished and yolisent: my 16-2" | ERR TON, KENTOCKY V3 Overt. W. GREENE. & CO. ames eo i = ATI AYTTG OF store ae Ge ce rage Ram a. Largest hotel. Open.all the year. Orchestra from June te-Oetober. 212m SC CHABLESTMcGLADE. pa ee pa OE La OBEM, : Je6- ‘HE PAVONIA, sea Os A Tees Mos ee SY pee TopRNGHESE W. E. CHEESEMAN. NieSs 3e24-1m_ Steward of eabesiven. P aaa ae RELIST CITY. mania S¢rpHE WILT! T br ‘Scout cud of save. i ‘VeRuont wOURE. ATLANTIC NTIO GITY, pate 7’ iene ASBURY PARK, N. J. AeBuaye N. J. JOLEMAN HOUBE fee ee ‘om Seven. {an (ASBURY PARK. ¥, 3, Egy et, per ones, Bee Se ¥. J. cat YE BARN slam LUMBIA, SHAE. my ge as eee as PARK, N. {an ‘Mt vicbex, 4TH AVE. Ops block from oc Beltehttul looat my? A. B. WASH! aceon PARKS alarged: To $00 be clase tel hotel. Orchestra and upws 'T & Fi PeOst Seon sae, and Sia wid SRURY PARK, N. J: THE SHOREHAM. AS Htolees hoate very particular: entire new; vee imps. ; fronting oc at Oth ave Brac ete ae ee RT . J. terme one tah ig nnber 1. mt Pic, jocation, ETROPOLY Man TAN HOTEL, ASDURY yal PARK, N. J. don Lai Jeading ‘hotel open’ Jane antorma- ED : THEO. OVES, Prop. ‘ASBURY PARK, cts ey " e Ne trine, leaving — | month of daily a, By gy Ay ithe entin “raaee = open. oe Mr. E. CLABAUGH. RIDA won 4-3 aera *Bicams boat Hine FEB (LE : TH — ; eu, 3 a ENGLAND. pervous ie BE as es pee oc os eon TONE, Saat AePot cae SRP AE ANS SE ch mbes mated i he: nae S. FINE PIANOS AT | junel. Address Pie tuniug sud rove . tia ban W.F.DEAKINS. | _Fstabiished is E STEINWAY, GTASE GADLER, BRIGGS PIANO oa Hore -, SRN AUEEES om icc Sintc Store, RBLPHEAD, MASS. - ara itm? __SEA-IDE_ MISCELLANEOUS. See Oh Tien p NW THE ATLANTIC with new fernitnre, hair al ey y electric | sei rat and bave the bencht lute SC Ee oe ered og came day as ai This with, an ent foul Please the most aftatidions: . vanch for gant bay in adQition to att and row bsate: The ‘The Baltimore and Ot have, seteblished Washington cial aid othe sae fasbington ve teautifal eg op mB at CAPE HENLOPEN CITY, Rehoboth, Del., will reopen Saturday, June 25, 1892. Write for circulars. my173m* WALTER BURTON, Man: Ex a Two WO Mon TH8—A FULL surge ie By Eat a ere 16, yn Va. fe 7, 825 per mont, in arr es rear = ihe as Bho 815 werkt ‘Owner, Sel ke ‘o'clock a.t., excep urdajsleaving at Op.m. Ror farther information zal on Wash. B. Som bciens THOMAS W. WILMIAMS, “Proprietor, iT. GEORGE'S ISLAND, MD., rhe 1. $9 per week, $30 per ae rates to Teles for che month or sailing and bathing.” Boats for sail- Le pac peaiites er, Tha woe ‘OTEL TOLCHESTE. Toichestér Beach, ‘Now oper ‘season salt water n for the good a pathigs only ntiied eircurhout tro pe furibor pgriieulare areas SE NOLAN! ARY, which leaves for Piney Sopra Saturdays MS BKOS., Bi George’ prow SPRINGS, BEDFORD, PA “THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA.” HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22. myi¢gm i ‘One bundred yards. ASBURY PRY PARR KF crate Jel0-2m HE T DUNBOBIN, Let MN L. STREEPER, REED, Deepeete eta cioalae ‘Lu’ he | (GLEN ECHO, ON THE PICTURRSGUE Yet PROFESSIONAL. eae are Scenery Per ME. PRAM READER AND TRAN as eee Sees Pact ee MISCELLANEOUS. M a eae (RANSTON'S, Pitoea. ae [a Cc WEST-POINT-ON-THE-RUDSON, lg bate pd Ba eed and ee Plumbing has been. thor. urbly inspected and order. Baths bat eee eee =e: | Undivided attention tl] ‘Season. mhesm, 4 visa | i easy, reach of th to 1-1 W. A. BRODHEAD & SONS. eri a THE OLDEST 1 ‘cleirygaen serge aad adicts fullocatigh.. Apply to Ek E ait 5 aon oneal | Sua be pies > i SS 2” # | GEN RIDGE WopsE—— eas =F ae ‘sts. soathwest. | "wal!-on-the-Hndson, Yaa improvements eA ED TE, | NPE i, Te teoear Des Moderate rates. Circular free. ” |-nomenal accuracy. ‘Terns, SOc. 8 sm. to i Noa SSE? up, Pa Fala See buh and Feb, Pana Qn ‘Wil open Eniat ly double — iy it wed. The largest = TELLS THE EVE: Eat ganeet,. te uaa: Gohan Pes Site ere F°8? Wictiaw neyry Hore, LAKE GEORGE, N. ¥. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR. Special rate for families. 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U, ® DENTAL association, Cor. 7th and D sts. n.w. PRICES. —_ posal and sctenttft dulopers nd — = rod ee PARSONS, oor ore "AND ae Se agile need ont thepate bit oranctes of anti 1217 Fean. ave. nw. te wLATES. 4 and broken awar maybe setae inate "| Graduated London, England, 1865; New York, 1878. ‘Bladder and Kidney Allmenta,Acute or Chronic | $0%%.°! Diseases, Nerve Exhaustion. SKILL SUCCESS. ~ Hours: 9 to, 4108; Sunday, 9to2. | Fe For Pope 72am. and 4.35 p.m daily ae aaa hata ores Pech oe PETER ee igi sa} ai ao vi and 1 oath 4 oy na Farein. = Yhe ey 10 ea Ae — seat : Sain ae ES eee emeste. (Det Generel Rumsar tot, ROWE mt nig a uly local far Sieeset3 PAN 3O aay ly. ox od maby ounces at Sipe ea fey ah aera er a ow Rese Shiny, eee Saat iting at Bas lige i Ter rt Aud at Greoushoro’ with Sleeper for >, em Bath for an | exrcant? t Hayal and" Seresbung. ant | ar" SHINGTON AND SOUTH. | waerrig F BetTecTAS MITED. 0 copsveaed oe | Shelzof Putiman Sieener. Diu ere] ond Yeoking SEeisies 1s jurton to Now Orleans, 0 Sowers and irene hie sie rnin ite | pih.cob ge Pply ter all orinciral pointe south on | Sew York an {ee erin hanewdite: to Atiay SPnAgNs ON Seca ANBanzo aos oot S Ly _ ta tee ° — ten Pa, JAR LO TAYLOR: Gen ALTIMORE AND ORJO RAILROAD. Schedule in effet May 22. Leave Washington on roam cg of New Jaaan orthrent, For Chicago =f See Limited a- Sip. nati, St Lows and Todininarotts, vesti- prone 11.85 p.m. daily. express . daily 11.39 » For Lerineton and Stannts id war cha karate ay x x5. 00" fa tne) “Pulindelphie, Wilmington and Chester, 8:00 p ‘patter ‘Parlor Cars om ait wages tae fet Sting ae bt Slo ieieaien 10.00end 12.00 noon. “nom sn Renters <Delty, Ragen atnt toast eckal a SEES fmyas) POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ AND NORFOLK. THE fee 2 Eee reas AY st & pan. fow York.