Evening Star Newspaper, September 2, 1892, Page 8

“= ie ch as aetiaee | FRibAY SEPTEMBER 2, 1892. ——————— LOCAL MENT ION EAST WASHTNCTON cITIZE: oa Proposition to Pat the Government Printing | ne Weather, ctice Where the Marine Barracks Arc. FORECAST TILL 8 F. x. SATCRDAT. tn the shnade of Peediidaiabiaan tac et esided « regular monthly meet- hington Citizens’ Association ight. It wasan cnimportant meeting a ONDITION OF THE WATER. far as business was concerned, yet somewhat Temperature and condition of water at § epicy toward iteclose. Ono of the members, v.m.: Great Falls, temperature, 71 mdition, | Mir. Lering Chappell, after the regular business | } rarigen tps bore grag ition a | Of ‘he evening had been completed called up cael caeoeotnn. ane mualaotias” caneeetr ideration the recommendation of the, temperature, 77; condition at gate iation for the street improvements to be | bouse, 36: efftuent gute house, 2 gop gist ater. | Lowe 320 am. 8:53 p.m. | 10:20 — Tar Laps axp Ban of the Chinese tion were photographed by M.P. Kuceyerterdsy, ‘Cun. Xaxpen’s old Cal. Tokay. Cuaner drawn from the wood a # Only at SELiGsox’s, 1200 Pa. ave. a * Washington daring the next fiseal Mr. Chappell said be thought the ex-| northeastern section had been shame- egiected in:the report of the committee | He was a member of yet was ignored — whenever | ere held. Mr. F. A. Lehman, the | of that commitiee, denied’ the | ond said the committee had made the citizens to come before, gestions. None came. He Favz, Srruz Has, Strxnwerz & 1237 it was small business for anyone to gpl ¢ re the association at this late day and a * improvemente. Mr. Chappell, he | Reap Strate’ adverticemes'. rat not been specially notified of the = sof the committee on street improve- ¥ the very good reason that he was not ot of that cominitiee. A LIVELY DEBATE. | thonght differently and the sec- | ied to, but he could give no * ther than Mr. Chappell’s name on the printed list of commit- | member of the committee on | vvements. Mr. Lehman stated em- | cily that Mr. Chappell was not, never was | would be » member of the committee + improvements. and the latter scored | Lehn arcastie manne! We ated that the two streets Mr. heppell de recommen , namely. 6th street from H io Land Ith street from Mary- | dary be added to the sehed- Homan Artificial Eyes. Heveren’s, ¢ Hats ron Fat. Nice Line New Det Ix Max on Womax the } of teeth appeals to every one. Minot's | frice renders the teeth pearly and preserves them. 25e. everywhere. Best Stock of Trusses in the ¢ 7 Pennsylvania ave. n. . Wastxatox Gas Lromr ©: ‘The best and cheapest Fuel Vase thia and escape the led er fuel mediate d and Wood. Bottom prices and best qualitt r. Lehman made the | jonxsox Broty ied, a8 wa mo: | Exclusive A Ids ‘to add E street | the wood a s, 1200 Pa. ave enue to 11th street at the diffienlty had parsed ped « nd had it not | by the chairman | ont of order some v Loox Ovr for shoe ad. Rersixorr’s Icr Carax. 2 | would bave been said. be sinter e~ d qnestion and Autistic axp Granaxrren. ee | member of the Fbcente: Pla Very b |. he for | na, 1. Dentax ntlemen Wonks, 651-65! proof {tee of charge. remarks Parces for Tr Pennsylvania ave petition sighed nere and Ing the associa x- Apt. TELE of Fall Hats are in from $1.45 to 2 {* Franc & Sov, ¢ i I ‘ Tthand D. | tr aE m from the woode at st x's, 1200 Pa. ave cHiy AND DISTRICT — AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. 1} Grant = < he width of - . s «railway traversing é gion and Georgetown | € that your i a nos Pa Y ht toa similar view of the matter eas Gand 11 iceessftil ixsite in the t : : ; 2 Lehman the aesociation 2 t ch f the matter. | s Hrap, 6:4 i business the meeting | I i ner T. Vv. s fort The T lat Holl, England, has s Colorado os - Ee ner are always care! | northwest s-one and the ani e | residence © ted to Brron G. tended by Dz moved to her Tall. E Russian Wolf Hounds for the Zoo. Among the distinguished arrivais here yester- - day were Mr. Sokorouciai and ¥ echka. - : #rem Bessarabia, a province ef «on as mander Siz L. H. panied by Very Emi P. Minor, Grand Ca) Tre nt Deputy Gen ain Ge 1. re erat Micke of the D.C. will nderies in| Commander skoronchai and Miss Onto Inagniticent specimens of the he and are of the famous Dor ing been bred by M "Re whotn ther were secured aniels, United States cons personal friend eo male of the pair ie ne isa ma brown. the Wrighter color. In build they grevhound, although of Ineser bone of Simon T.. il ite of Washing: height. 1 i Jerceptible p and very intelligent facex very poweriil | To the Faite avimals, more th the cholera Las enrely packed its inesian wolf, wall a of the styies there are some and make excellent pets. At the Zoo. b ever, it will be necessary to keep them erpenned. The Russian wolf honnd vhich demand atten- mounted a long fight of | is is city ilet i into the >m oppor t { found that the itohen entire possesion of the eating | with dininished appetite I descended ost sickening odor | and in th very ra: oom Death of Dr. Chui Dr. ea IT. Goodrich. Charles H. Goodrich of the United States d at his the Treasury and discov- ef the closets without ding ix devoted | to prevent rs through the building. The re simply intolerabte, partments I find that as soon as m. all the | remain 90 the morn- where from ten to forty each morning to ok the air they left be- isy belore. Many Clerks are eroas and consumptive. ‘The © breathed is poison to themselves ‘The carpets on the floors are filled from the ulcerated throats | vas of persons who seem to have ebimate: pot desig The same firm, by t Farrls Bresste: He ordered th #75. Ihe Pr quent on the € Only one of its hind now exisung. . — te u expense ing. | the public | gaired to enter exch Toom and see if every window is closed. Why is it not ordered that windows should be left open until this son for the. airing of the rooms? Why do not these immense man have the best sanitary plaml the ‘freasury, et least. bas never bad a wiser and more generous Seeretary than at it. Will he not adopt a “protection” for his own departme: Oxe-Wito-Nose. Niagara Falls in Farly Autamn. ‘The third exeursion to Niagara Falls via Roval Blue ine, over a new route, has been for Thorsday, September 8 with parlor car wil station, Washington, at 7:35 a.m. and ¢ #tation, Baltimore, at 8:45 a m.,pessing through the seenic Wyoming and Lebigh valleys, the Penapyivania coal fields, falixat midnight. No moré favorable date for the excursion conld be selected, aseariy autumn is the most pleasant season in the northern lake egion and traveling is then most comfortable. ‘ichets will be to stop off at Buffalo, the weird glen Omoxo, Mauch Chunck and Flmira, near Warkins Glen, and ss tickets have a ten— cay imit arple time will be afforded for side trips to the famous resorts in southera Canada | sod northern New York state. Round trip from | — as: Wasaingion and Daitimore, 210.—Adet. Ouk Siieaakn ce Rca DaNexs oF aLt Nations ar Bar Ripax by Lots ix Manassas, Va., at Al 16y beantiful Baltimore girls daily im faney |Smportant swe occurs next costumes. B and O. trains ot 9:15 am., 1:0 p. %. and 428 p.m. $1 round wip.—ddet. ——— —_ ‘The Sullivan-Corbett Fight. MALE RATES TO NEW ORLEANS VIA. AND ‘Tickets rold September 1,2 and 8 for one fare for tae round ‘trip, good to return within ten days from day of sale. Choice of route vis Shenandesh Junction or Cincinnati.—Adet. ———— Last Sunday at Ray Ridge. Sunday,September 4. I. and O. tains at m5 290 pam. and 8:15 pam. $i Adet, | city was Pig ali Alleys of the City That Are in a Most Filthy Condition. SOME SAMPLE ALLEYS INSPECTED BY A STAR RE- PORTER—CROWDED YENEMESTS, LAD DRAIN- AGE, HEAPS OF OFFAL AND HORRIDLE OpoRS— SOME SUGORSTIVE FACTS. The possibii into this country and the further possibility Jence has caused eome expressions of ansiety Mong citizens as to the sanitary condition of many alleys: Yesterday a Stan reporter made a thorongh personal investigation of the condition of sev- eral of the alleys and courts of the city. The alleys and courts inspected were a num- ber of those in the southwest und northwest sections of the city. several hours bemg spent by him in the work. In both sections of the city alleys and courts were disc: condition was not at al! creditable to those thorities intrusted with their care. And it happened tht the alleys and courts discovered to be itt the filthiest condition were those in that section of the city in which Health Ofticer Hammett lives, the sonthwest—seme of the places inepected being but afew synares dix fant from Dr." Hammett's residence, Indeed, asthe reporter, accompa- nied by Police Officer Charles Kenney, made his way through the filth and stench je places ‘visited in Sonth Washing’ wonder was that some horrible Gisease. had long ago sprung from the pools of 1 nani water,irom the decayin here and there, from the bodies of dead snimals rotting in the sun or irom the tons of foul rab dish piled high in many of the yards of the wretched habitations, f PG sy EY. ed by the reporter and southwest ection of the The firs Officer Kenus F. between 6th and 7th» and I street. The clean, although some found Pe thing,” ‘kel Of fact that in almost eve ce x garbage scattered in the sit i# found in rear of houses occ 2 by people of resp bility — people of ing intelligence to know r. try to catch them jens vo ct them in the aetit is impe + RORINSON ALLEY. In Robin-on ailey and 7b and Land M streets, « private and paver alley, gar was also discovered sirewn al vy. and UNION ALLEY 80; alley gi her of WEST. tween 4 age houses, 0¢ rod: Alb found there, ce in the « and v VAN or conrt, nave bounded ietreet rns cast an was found a row of dd by col- rere unfit not ing, ste pied which and - huis a wretched bail aiemnent. YARDS FN BAD CO: Bad as was (he condition of the yards in Vi strect or alley, they were little wor: inspected. the yards . ing back fr as bad if only was thi also of the northwest seo’ WILLOW TR « between ro of the Willow and C, which has haps, the greatest was: t section, d to be in a eom= 6 exeapti tively clear condition, although cuhar sickening odor was every way [ ‘The one exeeption to. the comparative ele rupning bl made its IN THE NonTAWEST. The reporter then made his way to precinet, where Lieut. Boyle detailed Sergt. Harbison to accompany him in an inspection of the alleys in the northwestern section of the city. ‘The alleys in that part of the cits found to be for the most part in good tion, although amber were discovered to be in about the «ime condition as those examined in the southwest, ‘One of the first inspected e third as the alley be- tween Virginia avenue and D streets. The houses in the square are occupied by colored people, ane of the square, at 22d street and V1 stands the Briggs colored seho building. In the unimproved alle thro sqnare wae found * su ope in tilted with wa ad polluting the odor. ae and with a porsonous HvGHES’ AULY 2% 26th and I . but the in almost every hy rablish. in fair 2 ne houses were fi stance with great piles of sith SNOW ALLEY. cen 24th hand Land K street small houses ovenpied mostiy by colored peopie. It ix improved and has no sewer, and from_ the leaky privies and and filthy yards a stench too horrivie for de- seription wax emitted. PHILLIPS’ covRT. Phillipe’ court, or “Whitechapel,” between 24th and 25th and M and N streets, was found to be in a similar or even worse condition, and al- though there isa water main near at hund no syetem of sewerage has been established. QUEEN'S ALLEY. In Queen's alley, between 18th and 19th and Land M streets, stagnated water, great piles of rubbish and foul yards were discovered, the stench being horribt USION ALLEY NonTHWEsT. Stagnated water and a fearful odor were found in Union alley, between 15th and 16th Snow alley, b 4 25¢ contains sixt ily of the introduction of cholera | red whose | u- | than many 1 wooden + : | Gossip About the Craft That is Engaged in | Lecal Commerce. | British brigantine Artos, Saint John, N. B., ! Capt. Jardine, hes shifted to Cross’ wharf, | _ The American Ice Company's dock is clear of | Penobscot craft for the first time in many weeks. Sehooner Flanagan from Saint Jobn. is getting light. B. , Van. | Schooner Raymond Winfield, Alexandr ix d echarged and expecta to sail today. Capt. Joe Kendrick, for a long time master of | Carter & Clark's sehoone: yesterday bought the sc | of Baltimore and will mmm freight and cherters, | Heisnow aship owner and navigator. H tate him ning low and the flata look tern branch is in bad condi- green. | tio 1 Riley ix convalesc Dock people say thet the garba: ater strect ix pretty fair. | Capt. Hanson of the | master, Jennie N. Hi stone charter. If unsu vice along delpbia three- ng around for essttil he will proceed to Norfolk and load lumber o frei Capt, Willard of the Foaming of Balii- raore is fresh from the r districts of the tthe outlook for a a Fagit? of Wharton is visit- ing his at Kichmond, stoop ht Adelnide, 4 a ernise to St. Mary's river. will sail Sutur- « dl of the itl go along. | ¢ ic still comphining of the sear ock is selling at’ 1 to 20 cents, mackerel at 15 cents _ erneuses and biueti Capt. Ke nat S cents. le of the schooner Hae lea between rv Levton is 1c was at Booton on the 3 | Thé John K; Souther ton, — Hyarrsvrnce, Messra, Haberce counsel for anti-r filed at Marlbor al from th Thoy say that the next int Lit will occar in th foture rt of s he decision of ed by Me and Le 8c Dir. and Mre. I to their dn: bevcom gave a pi were purchased for lig e # num mar-hes of yon the ren Post, ¢ Hall Jast night! Row P, amember. | . John’s Episcopal ae of a very pek being ) that vill ina traveling rmed by the ie eeare, Lawrence Carnard, pminerticld, Hall and Waldema wh th nivel was be | decorated with por and aspar profnsie honor of the automa | season, the dccorations being of the | udies of the ¢ nthe by or | ganiet. were the my ents and took nt on an extended norther ng was largely attended by | w ‘The will of lor), haa Lonisa Howar trustees of Asb. he: adopted Fu THE MEN DY of horses, €: the Di £50 pan. a through the auctioneers, by order of T. tale at the t | stock and ynde Wednesday fullowing the tales at the stables, 442 L wireet, unc stables, 643 to 645 New York sales are peremptory und shou! | general attention. Get de-criptive before the sule of the avictioneers or adiinis | trator for fall particulars,—Adet. Ksox Faun Stvze Hats, Siixenrtz & Sox, j A2o7 Adet. ——————— iffe, Darr & + M. Draney, administrator. 'T. he trotdng Tnovsaxos Or Dorans Tspent tryin to findweure for SALT RHEUM, which Thad 13 years. Physicians said they never waw so so: Vereavae. My loss, back and arms wore covered by the humor. Twas miable to he down in bed, COULD | NOT WALK WITHOUT CRUPCHES and had to have myanms, back and loss ban’ twice eday. Tbs gan to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and soon Tcould se a change. ‘The flesh became mere healthy, the SORES. SOON HEALED, the scales fell off. Iwas sconabie towive up bandages and crutches, anda happy man I was. Lad been taking HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA for seven montis, and since that time, two years, I DERRY, 43 Brad ov GEORGETOWN. RENOVED TO A HORPTTAT. Mr. an@ Mre, Coleman, an aged colored couple who for some time have lived in the old | frame eottage on Prospect hill near the college | Wall, were both taken so il! a few dave ago that | they'were unable to assist each other in the \vlightest way. The neighbors soon vered | their condition notified the charitable | antborities, who yesterday sent the patrol or nbulance to the bouxe and had the inmates | that Washington might be visited by the pesti- | "Schooner William and Jemes is discharging. | removed to the hospital, where they will receive Ttissnid that the sisters of convent will take charge of the old peopie's ete. . needed attention, th ARRESTED HIM AT LAST. Mr. Cornelins Lyddane, a resident + Was arrested by Officer Law and charged with having a month or tro tied ao of Montgomery county eged violation of th: been a bat not autil yeeterda war he ¢ the jarisdiction of the District, | CRABS CATGHT AT THE THREE stsTERS, | Mr, Wm. Bia whose business sign reads “The Live ” while haniing his seine in front of t mills for his arti cormmerer three hh: This is, so far as known to the the farthest un crabs have « said to be an evidence of the b salt water to mest ire’ COAL § ‘The shipments from the Chesapeake es of Cumbe nd Ohio canal ior the 7 were 7,667 Fe date 151,584 tons were of 142.688 tons over the of last year, nm Capitol Hill Mr. s Annie Lewis were ‘it, Many of the town friends of the couple were present Hater s reception was held at the bride’a pare Mr. and rects, Thomas Mar don Wed , who was killed Wedne » the hinery, were s old home near nty, Md. There the r north pase on tay imal ham relatives he a West Vir- V pring Pleasur yp to Cumber! their new b a r to Nia ond. T m. tomorr and days och ter . ore hour Hb. by 100 Lal.imore girls, Be 9:15 am., 130 paw. 425 pam, Act, a ¥ train hes arrived in Jerne: railway between the two places having MAR’ ON HARLAND Uses Cleveland's Bal wider exe od clusively. So would if you vs tried it once, E BEST, > Waeke Use TRE as MIDST or EO} CREDIT TEE A CHEER. BECA sv was APFAIRS ND oF HAPPILY FOR TODAY ovz t MATRON OF SYSTEM, : TO NES COMFORT AND THE LOFTY &TATION SHE | ovevrirs, LOADS HER WI'H IfS BENE- | PACTIONS, PLEASED TO £UaRE WITH HEB A SMALL PORTION OF HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS, UNTIL A DEBT, OTHERWISE INSUF:ERABLE, 18 CANCELED WITH SCARCE ANY KNOWL- EDGE OF ITS EXISTENCE. REASON AND GOOD JUDGMENT Now IN- SPIRE~A YURCHASE, WHILE HONOR AND GOOD WILL ARE ACCEPTED IN EXCHANGER FOR PARLOR, DINING AND BED ROOM FUR- NITURE, : a m from | 73174 i | 71 It We do it Powder in the ee your orde: | | G#Hor Read s | Read » Advane | set. Are ¥ l stop a Yneats the game See 64 elsewhere, wudise2, ona wni Do i0u Necd a Bed Room Suite? Pay $10 anc‘ CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. | Special Day. AND ATHLETIC. NAT! Guuar Curva axp Japax Tra Co., Hoke ce and | 1 7th Bt ae > the amaete Sugars, Teas, . EER Poy ors ro Coffees. Great inducement. ROCKVILLE PAIR, | Great inducement to leave your order with us tom SerTEMPER 7, § AND 9, 1892 Round trip, via Band O., $1, inckading admieeton | to the erounds. hh et. IMMENSE BENCH etloW OF Dogs. rectal ents. Saucers, 28, Dishes, ATHLETIC GAMES ON SPPTEMBER 7, 2 P.M | | | FIVE RACES EACH DAY, SEPTEMBER 8 AND 9. j SPLENDID DISPLAY oF Tea and ‘offer. le Coffee. | CATTLE, HORSES, POULTRY AND HOUSENOLD ale prices to boarding houses. jo e2-cr WORK. ! | Boarding i es | os | AMPAUGIPS GRAND OPprRA HOUSE j Matinee Tomorrow | ; TONIGRT AND TOMORROW AT 8. | Don't delay, Last threo tines of time me } THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA | SPROTAL. TOMORROW NIGHT JAMES 3. CORBETT, Who ts mm ‘ched to fight prices. JOUN 1. SULLIVAN, j b st, T3L Teh st. | Wil aprear and spor four ronnds with Jas, Daly J ; *_nechibition of punching the bac sugar house, between Gand H. | KEESANS Lacro uarey wine same | vennsylvania ave, and Lith wt noth: | THIS WET Mott Te - TURNERS ENGLISH GIRLS 1: FOLLOWED BY THE CONCERT IN % TIF MME | tt Week — Field & Hanson's Co. aamae | a | a Port 3B CALDWELL Ris) BUOU THEATTR, 107 Eat, aw exs, Ty Caresand | J pred special WEEK COMMENCING AUOTST 20. cee le KATHERINE nope Tea Co, |" in *Barties Campbell's” Romantic 5-act Play, i A HEROINE IN RAGS oe erata | Interpreted by a carefully seoted comp rolitan players. . Bowmax, | Manager. | See the great “Snow Scene ROPERTIES AND | FECTS. | | k's Bad Boy. | BeTHESpA Pana. 7 ro) Dancing Beentifal new C Prices, whic! UDDEX, ‘The Accommodator, Seventh street northwest. it will pay you, ‘ht the patrons of nicht at 8 p.m. the dant vine Teen port utifuily Higited by open, tractions at the Park are magnificent ate in| Piyine Horses, Razzie Phonoerapis, ot be ay ivtiee “ennai A fact that th re the mot COMIN ptember 15—Grand Tournament and Prize Drill, sotember 18—One week—WICHITAW JACK and | @ Woat Show of Mexicans, Indians an sel it taken mn be EVE ¥ NIGHT. NATIONAL THEATER, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. ER, PRIMROSE & WEST'S MATCHLESS MINSTRELS. Everything entirely ne the KADO FIRST PART. Box offi ¢ open from 8: v this season, Dow't fail to se = ————S= EXCURSIONS, &e. a a aes |) SEPTeMBrE-s MANS, ME And the MERRY MAIDENS O17 MACALESTER we. ORCRPSTRA and +o Bic Pavtiion af TARSHALA MALL ities car geiter oe Iniian Head. LIL pot FELNo, Ascome on. : Sacorts = st OF THE SFASON OF INO? at 8pm. ande L KR DAY sg POUR ANNUAL PYCURSTON OF CARPENTERS kG e orn, io RivT NEPw half fare. LAST FAME SAMUEL 3. On MONDAY Tick B*® Biper. 1.00 ROTND Perr. and 0. TRAINS ‘TM care Which is situated at the terninus of the GLEN ECHO ELECTRIC RAILROAD the BEST OF Lwers thie: the walters, the Gor is FIRST-CLASS —the servion MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, new sh A Be it Wiliam Gillette's Great Comedy Success, 11 Derdies, . e re in, See them, ; THe Fane One Price, ; . . mer ith aad D. | cea : | SECRETARY. ‘ou Going to the bell geome? Just nent mud get a package of Wi m hefore you start. You will en: much auzver | in 3 Ga, ow selling. Box office open from 8:6.m. BATT or cerryssuns. 15TH STREET AND ONTO AVENUE. nd 1926 Penna. ave., sin G. ALR. Hats, auls-fméwir cal opey pare Your Choice. ew Homes, White-, Honscho D's W.. TREATS ALL, 1 warranted, at Avra | Dineet a? yourste ty: BRANCH, Dowestic Mae! | Otfce hours, to I ave. ee We, Fusi ist ANGERS. TAKE NOTICE DAS. BROTHERS |S cna Gray trentall disswen, "No ture: menantoek . a (xuablinhed advertisigg jiiysictana fu thle cats, Pstabe J08 Gta Ge Se Rated a3 years. HO) Boe more gute tumcarel “ohite soa walt i NSULT THE ONLY UROSCOPIAN PHYST- < hile you wait.” Draggiste, | C2tbatn Washiaxion, brn PROTO EEE ras ate = -~- duced the ‘sues Uf incivteut “disso almeut e's not S. Helier. 720 7th st, nw.. ir maxing ampo- | tainty hy examizing its the chemical obmrarter faliy in Ladies snd Children's Mair Cutting | s@uarydepotts, semptore without askis hampooing: also exres Dandrai. my20-tr | fn the morning, Werte ata eee Elixir SVENING EXCURS.ON POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ hitch the haman feinily are sttvation an chet —dempepaa, Piles, sevofula, rheumatism, bron ‘disease of the sii Babck cures all maisrial diseases - = vs New Less a D* © + cauteros, 807 122 #t ow, Gracnate? Lonton, Eno"and, 1965; New Tork, 1879, Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acats or Croats Bicod or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ea- haustion, Nervous Debitity. FRILL SUCCESS. Eours: 102, ¢ toS: Sunday, 9¢) > Consultation free dy 27dexsat EXCURSIONS, &c,, oF NAT MARSHALL MALL, oN TVESDAY, s! R. BROTHERS INVIGORATING CORDIAL, work Nerve Stintie inte pansion hee abit 8 ie Serr acsiion, Paralysis and that vase aze weak, nilserable, lethansie, sleeper. 1 Hou and est, there is no reiuedy rqital toraistordinl, Neeson DAILY L1 WASHING southwest. Len Montes at mexts ‘The new and powerfn! Iron Palace Steamers, Leave Washington daliy at ‘Teh et. whaif, arrive at Fortress, ‘Ainive at Nortolk ext doy. road ‘connections ere mace for thas been iti use for near furty-Ave years im this “iy. = = | “"[xboratory, OS Bet nw et ia K AND WASHINGTON SILAMBOATCO. INE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D. ¢., FORTRESS MONKOE and PIANOS AND ORGANS. and the musie, Come and give it a trial and yo surely be pleased. In the grove where the Cafe is situated many eol- ored electric lithts have leon arranged among the foliage with pleasing effect, MUSIC IN THE ADJOINING BAND STAND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. will FISHING. BOATING. BEAUTIFUL RAMBLES, AT NIGHT A VERITABLE FAIRYLAND. a0 COME ovT. Bea covrar AND PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. Ten salonn stevmere leave Th trat taper chart hourly from 6-15 am. nti 715 ym. TWELVE MILE SAIL ON THE POTOMAC Fox 4s Con dS BABIES FRE For TTPASANT EVENING TRIP tae 2% 90. deat. Hore at 745n.m. Sauescoeluteon Sundaya, cominencing at 8:Kam. daobroubd inp, 6:50. ae Visut Alexandria, Va., FATHER WASHISGTOWS crrReR, Masonic Lodiee, the Bradt’ House and the mang Feminisences from 1776 to IN, dettnost ERCHANTS" PRAN - Mee AND NINLAS TRANSPORT. TO BOSTON PY sta MAGNIFICENT LRON STEAMY, s. Tava M.D. Foster Gewlay and Tuarsday as) “a. wad Sunday at 10. ee _ Set eae, Esha ER RENN, Tatabnigved 1872. A Setrina, At nas ure give To Ag ans AND ORGAN CO... P. 0. Box NORFOLK, VA. ‘TON AND NONFOLK.—SOUTEBOUND. Monroe at 6:30: a. ah OO jarren Co.. aicxeoumn NORTHBOUND. n2tr gan ST TIEFF. atte De MASKINGTON, GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL MATA,