Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1892, Page 7

-~ THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON th Annual Beoquet House Las: Nigh’ A SPLENUID GATHERING OF YETRRANS—A GOOD ™ DISCUNSED AND SOME SPPROUES MADE —OES. DAN. MACAULEY'S PioQUENT REMARKS TEE MEMPERSTIP. ‘Ths large dtotng room of the Ebbitt House Was bard-omely draped with American fingn inst ight and in the ceuter of the many stall tables wae a mass of fragrant flowers Around Kissingen Wat fig’ rrerye tere Saratoga Fissingen Spri Sanatews SPRines N Drek a jon, Toso. ng Co the Union army and thetr guests Some were minn# an armand some balted and limped as they walked, giving practical evidence that they had been at the front during» battle. It was the fourteenth annual tanquet of the Union | Soldiers’ Alliance, and at 9 o'clock the member- | ship marched down from the red parlor, where the banquet committee had done reception and seated themselves at the tables, where for = couple of bours they attacked a weil-selected menu in a manner that proved even though sy bud the heyday of youll Sol. Charles P. Lincoln, the retiring president, jed the alliance to order at the conclusion of the dinner, and im graceful words prevented | Bernard T. Janney, the new president, who, | after returning thanks for the honor conferred him, acted ax toastmaster and happily intro- daced the speakers The other officers whose terms commenced Inst night were: Henry A Robbins, fret vice president, Frank T Hows, second vice president, Johu 8. Stodder, third vice president; John L Heupel, secretary; John R Coll . senistant secretary, Samuel ©. Love! and Edgar H. Klemrotb, morntne 1 tee! sia | better proctor being re-elected. The ret tomst, “The President of the United | States,” was to bave been responded to by Mr. | AOS. Worthington, but in the absence of that gentleman Gen J. B Coit made an excellent peech. Tho other formal toasts were as fol- lows. “Kindred organizations,” W. H. Webster, The strength of woman in war,” Robert L. unsingham. ‘The nation’s gratitude,” Jus. Edgar, ‘Tho silent army.” in silence; “The er on picket,” Wm. Howard Mills, and “The loyal press," Frank T. Howe. Besides there speeches, which were ali effect ive nnd above the ordinary post prandial ora- marka were made by Corporal John A. Joyce and Gen. last named captured the age by his wit, pathos and eloquence, + speech was frequently interrupted by lane, while on the close three rousing cheers were given for the ex-mayor of Indian- Gen. Macauley said: Made with the Natural Manitou” water combined with Jamaica Ginger and pure fruit npolis. GEN. WCAULEY'S SP¥RCM. be breezy west a speech" usnaily has remen’ 8 a fence-—it mnst be | juices, “horse-high, pig-tight and bull-strong,” but | It is a most delicious and here tonight ander your total euspension of the | a - rules, there are nove to criticise, molest or mak exhilarating beverage, and | Garuda oe " o senile. ol =e My wife was a trifle timorous about letting | eg Reavily charged with | 7 reyes tte Seems. het ieee Natural Gas taken from the | boys,” expeci an hengirergernsbon ese oase| : nate, Secretary Foster, but if she nown * Manitou” spring it sparkles = in moral you look, how gray and for hours after | ee hed d you seem and how paternal a or hours alter uncorked. we myself considers you ahe | For family use it has no equal, | *pliny here worried “except fot Jot sien and is unexcelled for admix- | each of which provoked uproarous laughter, eo $ and liquors, | 4 tn continued: ture with wines and liquors. “Irie diticult to realize that here around me in this peaceful crowd of sober-garbed citizens | are thore who for nearly five long years devoted Once tried, alw 5 use Cwencetied for Family. Clad, and Restauran: Teese their lives, their fortunes and their sacred Packed in conve forme tor dealers ™ honor t preservation of a mighty nation; “Tela by Dranatets and Groce-severs where that again and again they have passed through LOCAL TRADE SUPPLIED BY cu\s KRAPMER, | the fiery ordeal of battle; that here are those 785 TEM ST SW, WASHING FON. D. « whose devs of valor and of heroism in defense Circulars end mation srat on ap ation & of human liberty have already passed into his- MANITOU MINERAL WATER CO., | tory and sround whose brilliant and successful | Bisaitem, Colcende. | achievements is eveu now being formed the halo | Of martial song and story; that these are the men | who thrilled a startled world when they fought | for Sheridan tweuty miles away! Who marched | | with Sherman to the sea or with Grant to Lee’ surrender. These the men who bared their | breasts and sprang to the front, the boneand | sinew, the nerve and courage, the strength, re- | Hance and triumph under God of a great people in the hour of trouble! ‘these the & > 8 AL BENS 7 Py oy. metas heroes of the scout, theskirmishand the battle, 08 0.W.F. SHVOEK. weviczER’s TwEarca Cmitase | the nightattack, the weary march, the ambush and surprise, the eamp and bivounc, the trench, > the hospital, the daring charge and the lonely Sweasoz Abveattsevents picket, the grand and stirring review afd all | the glorious pomp and circumstance of war! It seoms fi credible! and but for some empty | sleeve, some halting step, some painful bullet buried deep, a ruined health, the sad remem- brance of the sacred dead, ft would appear go # nil ax but the lingecing of some half-forgot- ten dream Ah’ my friends, a soldier till he has lost his memory. ‘The lack of health and vigor in later years brings more vividly and proudiy to his mind bis days of manly strength aud courage when as a soldier he boldly walked with death as with a brother. When exhausted natare dims the ion, the | closed evelids but reveal to bis higher faculties the memories of that most eventful epoch in his life when amid the waving of the banners and the shouting of the captains he fought with other men for the freedom of his race. | lu the seer and yellow leaf, when all his kin- Ired, all his loved ones ure among the dead, he hall not be alone: for there comes up to him from the sacred past, nearer, clearer and dearer ax he makes his last few marches to the grave, f the camp, the sweet pe the dand trusty bayonets and ever can be poor O28 ack. are read and we eda: ute facts an tf yon were low 9 de Bet ome tert id Oak Suites, 61k, ve rates, Bn pmrades, the glit- oe trimmines, 19% by the instinetive knowledge that he wie fought and «uffered for his fellow- men has not lived in vain. and the hope. the | assurance is strong within bis breast that xt the | last greag reveille he shall stand up and answer 1 “Here! Lord! am I!" and be ad- be Four homes, every rx cept stoves.” the sare Wand? cam t pay cash your own Interest ‘evoked great enthusi ot the war and by his el echo. Mr. George H. Lilli- 3G Sword Bunker Hill” | and was loudly applauded. It | lent Was past midnight when an adjournment was | 4 aad both members of the alliance and their inaeeaee avebie eparted with the belief that they had ved the most delightful reunion in the ERS MATERIALLY FROM ALL OTR. URUMCN: ALE FLTPSDED A COULT SY of the organization BEFORE OFFERED BY \ CREDIT “ttn pane were Gatend Dex. Vie 60 NOTES TO 54:3 oral James Tanner, Dr. Edgar ¥ OF PURLOSE, COMBINE ohn A. Joyce, Maj. W. P. Hua- AY ONPS INDEBTE Jemes H. Ward! ‘THE MEMBERSHIP. PAYS merbe whip of the alliance, which is na ited to 400, 18 ae follows: Jobu L. Heupel, Sam'l C. Lovejoy, Wm. Seville. Newton M. Brooke, Harrison Dingtu Pr. James M. Edgar. A. F. McMillan, Wm. A. Olm- resire b ROOM FUR NET bee § 8 st) sted, Chas. «¢. Royee, John Gilmore, James foleman, Abraham Hart, Zach E. Thomas, Kobt. G. Canningham, r H. Klemroth, Robt. 8. Lettie, Wim. Howar: s, Prank B. Miller, Henry B. Bennett, Benjamin Engel, Frank T. Howe, Wm. B. organ. Saml M. H. Brown, Widiata Blasiand, on. Charles D. A. Loeftier, John Coon, Martn H r, Charies 22, Wm. G. Moore, Henry (. Hogers, Charles King, * Devan W. Harrin tobert H. Morton, b Geo. A. Bartlett, Semuel S. Burdett, Sim af H. Merrill, Thomas Steep, Almyne H. or Richardson, Smith Tow Angustus 3. wa ing S._ Wills . George H. these tables eat nearly a hundred veterans of | | Hugh teasing, ao | Otterback, L sm by | village | | | | | berger, | | ye b. Charles er, Wm. H. Webster, | 8 Lu McElroy, Lewis K. Brown, Andrew F” we YE OAK EXTENSION TABLE Din Orange S. Firmin, Fred W. Mitchell, y S CUEUIT. A FORTY. Henry Sherwood, Richard M. Goundie, Ber- 3 bsiggutiodenal Ra , Geo. U, Rose, Wim. Howard ‘ + .AND HEATING Gibson, William J. Jobuston, Joseph ® PSR, GE LIE oH. Twitehell, Franklin Butterfield, bs LL SHAPES AL, Frank A. But Prank H. Sprague, Pr 2 an Bickford, James B. Coit; Charles 7 RLY CR HYPSEIS WASH. Lowell, Edward I. Campbell, Charles E. Ha » 1E RILL ¢ Abe tang, Albert W.Roome, Andrew T. Huntington, Pi «WITH CASH PRICES Ts enport, Samuel A. Lewis, Elnathan Meade, NEWS FKOM ROCKVILLE. ~A Damage Suit Agatuet » Kailroed Com- pany— Rocrviixe, Dec. 20, 1892. EXCELLENT | Correspondence of The Evening Star. The festival held at Barnesville on Wednes- day, 28th instant, for the benefit of St. Mary's Catholic Church, wasa brilliant affair, and was attended by « large number of persons from Frederick, the District and this county. A gold medal was won by Mr. John Jarboe of Edward's Ferry in the elocutionary contest A gold watch was prevented to Miss Mary Holland of Dickerson, and an interesting address was ‘delivered by D. W. Baker. eng., of the Wash- ington bar. Quite a handsome emount was realized for the church The case of Wim. Gardner agaist the Baltt- more and Ohio Railroad Company will be called for trial before the Circatt Court for Frederick county 00 Monday next This suit is was cover the sum of damages assault and false imprisonment of the plantiff by @ conductor of the company on a train on the Metropolitan branch some time ago. A recently erected barn on the premises of Mr. Philip T. Stabler near Ashton, this county, was destroyed by fire on last Friday evening. ‘The building contained & large quantity of provender, with twenty-five head of cattle and ht horses. The stock was with much difi- | culty saved, but the balance of the contents of the building was destroyed, entailing.a loss of 92.500. Rev. L. K, Milbourne bas resigned the toral care of the Baptist Church at Barnesville, He will continue as pastor of Rockville and upper Seneca churches. ‘A marriage license has been tksued by the clerk of the cireuft court to Mr. Wm. 8. John- son and Miss Ruth A. Snowden, Last night the town hall at this place was densely crowded by an appreciative audience, the oceasion being the Christmas festival given to the children of the Baptist Sunday school. The exercises were of a very interesting char ecter, consisting of an address by the pastor, singing of Christmas carole by the school, rec tations, dialogues and the distribution of pi ents to the little ones. At the Presbyterian Church on Tuesday even- ing «fine Christmas entertainment was given to the children of the Sunday achool. The pro- gram consisted of scripture readings and re- sponses, Christmas carols, recitations and an interesting address by Rev. Wm. Chinn, pastor of the chureb, The next meeting of the Darnestown Literary Society will be held on the evening of Saturday, Sist instant, at which the following program will be rendered: Music--Miss Madie Fisher, Miss Talley, instrumental; Misses Eva Vinson and Gracie Clagett, duet, Mrs. Miss Lula Windsor, instru- mental; readings by Mrs, Chas. Nourse, Brooke Vinson, Miss Evelyn Peter; recitations by Miss Bettie Padgett, Upton Nourse, Jos. Walters, A. i. Aisquith, Jr., and John Jones, At a! recent reunion of. the family of Mr. James F. Barnsley, near Olney, there were resent twenty-two grandchildren ‘and a niece, Miss Ida Hanna of Howard county. This was the fifty-fourth annual reunion of Mr. Barnsley and his wife. 8.A.M. —————— NYATTSVILLE AND VICINITY. Correspondence of The Evening Star. Hyarrsvitie, Mv., December 2% 1892. ‘The children of the Pinkney Memorial Church of Hyattsville celebrated their Christmas fes- tival in the H. A. C. Hall Thursday evening. The bail was tastefully decorated with holly and evérgreens and three fir trees resplendent with the usual glittering ornaments stood at one end of the room. The exercises were under the supervision of the superintendent of the Sunday school, Dr. J. B. Burnside, and consisted of the singing of Christmas carols by the scholars, addresses by the rector of the parish, the Rev. Edward Wall, and by the Rev. T. 0. Johnson of Philadelphia. Miss Barker of Washington delighted: the audi- ence with several recitations and a quartet from the church choir assisted the school in their Christmas carols. The rector of the parish was presented with a handsome chair by the members of the choir, and Miss Minnie Moran received a ‘teacher's Bible” from the scholars in her class. The superintendent was also pleasantly remembered by the members of the Sunday school. Each of the scholars was presented with a book, box of candy and an orange and the exercises closed with the singing of the hymn “Hark! the Herald Angels Sing,” by the as- sembled congregation. Dr. Alfred Wells, E. A. Fuller, John Holden and George H. Webb skated from Hyatteville to Washington by way of the Eastern branch Wednesday evening, the first time this feat bas been accomplished in several years. ‘A delightful reception was given by Mrs. Rathbone and daughters on Tuesday evening at their residence. the Octagon House, on Locust avenue. The house was brilliantly illuminated and games and dancing were indulged in. An elaborate supper was rerved. Among those resent were Misses Minnie and Nellie Mogan, Fiattie Thompson and Nannie Fowler, ‘Mrs Rathbone and the Misses Kathbone and Messrs. Harry Shepard, Hugh and Edward Latimer, and Howard Moran of Hyattsville, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parsons, Mrs. W. M. Babson, Misses Olive Babson, Mand Eberly, Lillie Stabler, Louise Stabler and Susie Swingle, Dr. Tenant and Messrs, Charles and win Terry, Phil and A.J. Stabler and J.C, Cross of Washington and H. R. Blodgett of loved forms and | Brunswick, Maine. Mr. John G. Lepper of Bladensburg, whil faint and dis- | skating on the Eastern branch near the railroad His dreamings bring for-| bridge last Wednesday evening, broke through to the palsied arm and his Jast | the ice and fell ito the water up to his shoul- ders. ‘The ice on the Eastern branch is said to be fully eight inches thick, and Dr. Wells, Col. Rives, Mr. Lowndes and several others ai taking advantage of the opportunity by filling their ice houses, ‘Two drunken negroes passed through this n Tuesday night, making a noise which disturbed the entire neighborhood. John Matthews of Fairfax county, Va., while % spirited steed on Pike aventie near Riverdale yesterday evening, was thrown vio- tothe ground, badly injuring his right Dr. Cox rendered medical assistance. xj. Thomas Brooke of Washington visited friends bere yesterday. ‘The fair and bazaar for the benefit of Bir- mingham Lodge, No.» i8%, A. F. and A.M opened on Wednesday rishi at Grange Hall Beltaville, under favorable auspices, A num- be jasons from Baltimore were present, among whom wes Grand Master Sursock. An interesting feature of the evenipg was the Knights Templar drill. The various hooths were presided over by the Indy frieuds of the lodge anda tempting supper was served. A number of people attended the fair last night and greatly enjoyed themselves, It closes at 11.90 this evening. —— Big Seizure of Smuggled Oplam. ‘The largest seizure of smuggled opium in years was made at San Francisco Wednesday, ‘The contraband drug, consisting of 1,200 half- pound cans, valued at $12.009, was discovered inside of the sheathing im the hold of the steamer Oceanic, from Hong Kong. ‘The duty on the opium amounted to $7,000. +o+- Driven Desperate by Adversity. For several weeks Samuel Evans of White Haven, Pa., had been out of work and was un- able to pay his board. The landlord of the Mansion House, where Evans was stopping, intimated that he expected him to pay up yes- terday. He became despondent as a result and committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. -see Judge Sharpstein of California Dead. John R. Sharpstein, associate judge of the Cal- ifornia supreme court, died Wednesday at mid- Joba Cameron, Adolph Berger, James L. Dav-| =i8ht from the effects of a paralytic stroke, with which he was seized on Monday last. He was x ci TOUK ows John 8. Stodder, Alva 8. Taber, John R. Col-| sixty-nine years of age and served thirteen ve rogh cneser m e0ce Jette. Charles P. Lincoln, Henry A. Robbins, | Years on the supreme bench. 5 an- FOCR Cae wee Joho . Young, James E. Smith, Levi P. Wright, | SE aot Jame mes B. Carter, Frank P. Rk o> oe soph O. Manson, Octavius L. Praden, me ee tes aut, William Hebrew, William Wilt wae EE “od ven, George H. Lillebridge, Willis B. Pomeroy. . cuss Andrew J. Hunton, Jobn J. Harrower. Samuel St Sa Ps. V. Holliday, George FE. Corson, Theodore F. Bat wANDT STS ©, Charles H. White, Joab N. Patterson, - Shernins \. Jobuson, William P. Marah, A Cerne Gearaereen ihe ccnuaittes of arrangements cousisted of Attar tas. years’ exverigncs tn fis tarot the Morrow. | Abrabam Hart, chairman; Jehn Cameron, Ap. prnierestae sees ve for the “are | drew J. Huntoon, Almvne H. G. Richardson, “watheoa. | James L. Davenport, William Gibson, HL. French, Albion B. Jameson, Robert Morton. An Alleged Plackmatler Held for Priel, Joba W. Grace of W. R. Grace & Co. was at the Tombs police court in New York yesterday to prosecute a charge of attempted blackmail Des sete be an ote just Coarles ChGrch, a native of Cape Town, : LESWBEAL THES onde aot ames $1,000 from the frm . " oun threat to divulge certain secrets of which Jae ore Sry Cetin "hire, ae | Be, claimed, to be’ int possenston. “Church was - sei ct Besereon cng Dm | beld fm penta hace ne eh pane Wishisgica. | Dow’ be without lt, Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup. ‘West Virginia Coal Mines Burning. ‘The Algenia coal and coke mines in MeDowell county, W. Va., are on fire. The mines are ex- tensive and are located three miles from Elk- horn, | Two hundred men are employed, but it 4s not known whether any of them pe by 6.0. TAYLOR iseras: Valuable Fuse Oi, se ee NOT soi but by meanee, A In Sealed be % by Druggists, Grocers, Wine Mer- LOOK for proprietors’ firm name: CHESTER H. GRAVES & SONS, onli SE tthe Enpire Many Enjoyable Christmas Fntertainments | Neither Mr. Weller Ner Mr. Brown Attended | pated by some. As intimated in yesterday's | Stan, it was the intention of certain members | H.T. Alexander, D. C. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1892. THEY DID NOTHING. the Central Committee Meeting. The District democratic central committes gave asurpriso party last evening. That is, the committee met, apd althongh it was in ses- sion nearly an bonr ft adjourned without in dalging in one of those dire corifiicte antiel- ‘of the committee tp call one of their fellow members to account for having, as « member expressed it, “flopped” over to the opposition because of his selection us a member of the ex- | ecutive inaugural committee. The gentleman | referred to was understoud to be Mr. W. I. | Weller. Mr. Weller, however, sent a note to | the chairmen of the nesting eh renin, ~~ ta previous engagement would preven: wove ae Toner eatil some feture ty ‘'. until some Umer when it would be more convenient to both the committee and the deceased apparent to proceed with the services. It was understood that the meeting last even- ing was called at the request of five members, but none of the parties present seemed willing to state in answer to anzious inquiries their object in desiring the committee called to- gether. Mr. Jas F. Brown, it iseaid, was one of the five whonigned the call for the meeting, and he not appearing a recess was taken in the hoy that he wonld put in an appearance. Mr. Brown, however, failed to materialize. After deciding to give a banquet Saturday evening, Jan 7, the committee adjourned to meet next Wednesday evening at Costello's Hall. eee COLLEGE MEN ORGANIZE. An Alumni Association of the University of Pennsylvania. The University of Pennsylvania graduates of Washington will meet at the Arlington Hotel this evening for the election of officers of their sluroni association. The following 1s « list of University of Pennsylvania men residing in this city: Thos. G. Addison, Cyrus Adier, J. H. Ashton, Jas. C. Bird, J. W. Blackburn, Jas. H. Brown, Sam'l C. Busey, O. C. Byrne, Joseph M. Carey, Jno, Chester, Cecil Clay, 0" D. Darrell, In Eaking, Robt Farnham, Edw. Goodtellow, ¥ M. Gray, A. L. Green, Chas. E. Hagner, D. Hagner, A. Hager, G. M. B. Harris, W. H. Hawkes, Chas. P. Henry, J. B. Hills, A. H. Hooling, W. 0. Hulme, Geo. R. Ide, Geo. John- ston, W. W. Jobnaton, T. J. Kean, Edgar Kid- well, Win. L. Kneedler, Chas. A. Marche, G. H. Marmion, H. V. Marmion, ©. D. Maxwell, Ely McClellan, ©. D. Mecutchen, Chas. Newbold, H. B. Noble, H. A. Norcorn, 'C. H. Newton, R. M. O'Reiley, W. G. Palmer, Jno, G. Parke, Frank H. Phipps, Jas, C. Pratt, D. W. Prentiss, ©. W. Richardson, A. A. Robbins, W. W. Rus- sell, D. B. Salter, G. O. Samson, Jno. W. Shaw, Sam'l M. Shute, W. C. A. Stone, M. B. Strick- ler, H. R. Suter, Wm. B. Taylor, Wm. J. Thompson, W. H. D. Todd, H. R. Streets, 8. Wagner, B. 8. Wales, J. H.’ Watmough, J. R West, Chas. Wilcox, H. 0. Yarrow. NEARING THE CLOSE. The Senior Law Class of Columbian Cole- brate by a Dinner. ‘The completion of the half year was cele- brated Inst evening by the senior class of the law deportmont of the Columbian University by adinner at the Cockran. W. H. Keller offi- ciated as toastmaster and the regular toaste were as follows: F. F. Sams, “The legal pro- fession B. H. Taylor, ‘“Holiness;" L. A. Rosafy, “The committee;” F, E. Dennett, “The faculty;” ©. L. Frailey, “Our lady friends;" W. M. Kelly, “The officers,” and G. H. Shields, “Columbian.” Among those present were: J. G. Meyers, jr., O. E. Howe, 3.H. Griswold, B. H. Taylor, W. H. Keller, Malcomb Hutty, G. F. Daggett, W. L. Webb, E. W. Jones, J. K. Hench, H. 'S. Reside, J. B. Henderson, jr., G. F. Gilbert, 8. R. Jacobs, Harry Weber, L.’ A. Rosafy, F.'E. Dennett, W. G. Gideon, W. M. Kelly, G. C. Meigs, Stephen Jannus, F. H. Kiser, W. B. Matthews, F. L. Dennie, J. T. Macey, F. F. Sams, A. V. Cushman, H. D. Goodale, M. Kendail, Frank tharin, Charles Frailey. George Shields, A. M. Collins and J. H. Thomas. ¢ banjoand guitar quartet of the clase furnished some musi MISS GARRETT’S GIFT. She Presents $306,977 to Johns Hopkins Medical School of Baltimore. Miss Mary Elizabeth Garrett has made pos- sible the opening of the proposed medical school of the Johns Hopkins University, in which women shall receive the same opportu- nity for study asinen, ‘The school will open in October, 1893. Miss Garrett has placed at the disposal of the trustees $306,977. which, with the amount already in hand, will make up fact. beth Garretr Fund.” EDUCATIONAT. LEGAL NOTICES. PIANOS AND ORGANS. IN WASHINGTON. r SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT | r OF COLUMBIA IN GSNENAL TEESE RIVATE INSTRUCTION IN ENGLISH ntwood Railway. ‘Of the ot rata. and. & New | 785: Stay Henriette E.Cowsar Jeare'¥ Hayek er aS and Harry 3. Piniey,trasieca,and James W. Richard te Address B fen. Noo Sh. 4n4. A GONSERYATORY canis speek =e q clans, adunitted fora. term of de | dat of D rer SHY, Principat, late of the New F tory of Music, Boston, Mase. mania ers ore ee vetts E. Cowling © pa tertited ish oadineag dewrited in S Sieae. " sconces LAS Star o Meat ot ne goad remo dere" 5 st cw Tull eccmione in Shorthand, ‘Typewey: 04 Hasincee Coupee every day and sreoing. Di Bade on teen of Vaplie sutertag Vetore ton Law Let IYSICAL TRAINING DEPORTM! piss Sige outeer tae cated musician, 1B said deed as follows: { cround heretofore con. Jacob Colclazer in ademt exscut: lelazer and Martha. bie wil ws ZOUNG EADY FIANTET. WHO 15 Ter two Fy £58, is 5: os number 42, folto ae 2! 5; tH 5 from the turnpike, sad 20 | *ighding Mine between Nathaniel and Daniel V lclager as will make up the on the south end of said farm.” ‘aid part being an fo lows! ng at stake ou the Piney, Branch rosa minasee § yeronds fo southeasterly direction tone atthe northeast” coruer of ‘the Cow Broverty thence ranting’ north oJ minutes 4 Toastaxe op she seria ‘arner Co. ° 5 Y naw st. "Ault da: ig evenings. Chi dren's — jednesday and MTICE Haarehe ¢ UTTING, Pring bal aos hae W New iasone eneus size, Ora week im 3 a : French conversation and beginners. Also "perlie- Tentary law ‘W. DORAN. PH D. 17 . NW. WILL EF. Nine ote tacre: privata ode ta pres to atodents ta (on for college, civil service examination, €c "er ‘will re. ir Romtest ‘tion to one or more pupils af th nce. Post BAN, MANOOLIN, GUITAR THOROUGH ‘and rapid instrugtions. Day or evening. ‘Mir, and Mra ET. He Oe W 2S OMMERCTAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL, wet and Tyyewriting, 401 and 407 Bact for examinations; uradustes sanisted te poutons dot rm Hi rau nig Tine ve- Freen “fh ne” south 88 derrene putes, curt a ‘ot 42 minutes Geccon it on farner and Cowlinx {thence south 3 2 minutes & seconiste the Piney 3 Foad north ‘82 dasraes al Getance of 22 main ies G secon te int of box’ Point of bovinning, coutaining 12,000 equate foot, ‘That asd lastrament of deposit for th said Tard and premises. with, the te Provermente thereon, which app. st im the land records Of the District of Columbia, are owned vy Henrietta E, Cowling. and s certain Janes Richardson sp ESument of auproveisden roatiine ey pecneg ae tes Es tion co point thre Roappraise the dete court to Fee Roappr es Shich the'awners of sald Tad and premises, may ous: Sig by such au eppropriation trerenf in foe niabie Dy said counpany and that such proceediuss. may be St may be necessary for that prose, ‘And whereas the fonrshal of the District has returned said Henrietta ing and Jaines W Richard: ton not to be found: Now. therevore, i ‘of Sn order of the court Berets fopreseaiatives if per of representatives f they cr vitherof thems ‘Sppeap before this Court in General ‘fy Gay‘of January, 103. at the opering of the court oo that day, or as soon thereafter ascounsel can bs hearh, shallot be appoiled'p entprced cutee pera FB such proceedings bs haa, HENRY Wick GARNETT i: day and night sessions; person: Tm BERIT? SCHOOL OF Lane van ad Eas San ‘prenonce , Knglish, aban Latin, Fo 13 American and 6 French, German, Spanish, Ttal Greek'and sto rn FRENCH & GERMAN: eo ‘GRES & COMEDIES Every Saturday at 4:15. Free to pul farday papi as ox. Oratory, "YN COLLEGE OF ORATORY, At y for the Brightwoot Railway Co Ieee Fated under United Staten lame. obs Githate ow Wor the Distt at ce heate EDWIKD. HAY, President of board of t SUPREME OOURT OF TEE tre aferiyn Coliegwof Orato ia dhe largest and weet BPOURT OF THE DISTRICT i college of tts Kind in the world. New cate- | Faward J. McCristal etal. ys Wiliam W. McCristal, a Upen motion of the seittor for the Sbinpiatnante tt cw. . ants GED Scerding und Day Seboot for Gizia ts, by the court: tis 16th day of Decesnber A Daas, For circulars address ordered that all ree Mr yt ‘against the dem Mr. and Mra, BEVERLEY RB, MASON. | estateof FRANCES M McCRINTAL, deceased, ape Sr herein before James G. Pavae. aq auditor, at softies in the court house at Wisiwnston, D.'Ce on the SEVENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A.D, 180i, and establish their claims; otherwiss tobe forever Yared from setting por abserting the sucne against GcHOor OF LaNovaces, 1426 New York ave. Prof. PAUL E. VOINOT, diplome de Puniversite de France, Principal. ‘a5-Im* CAL O1 s the rea) estate in these proceedings described or the Elreradio ot stpupite Feidenoe “Clon ataayot | {roc therect; Provides that a opy of tisupier fine readers and orators. | be published in each day's edition of TI venting Star M me must roniuce news} » for 'hree weeks before the waid day. ARETE KIN, Tih *further ordered that. the order of ‘otice to creditors passed herein on the th day of m- ber, 4. D. 1892, requiring such creditors to establish G07 East Oapitol st. SUCTION. THE GREATERT OFPOR. tunity ever offered fo parents, children, Zeachers, | their el:tmns on or before January a, 18d, band the dentenern, decorators oF Arviste to learn drgwr and | Saale temeem OE bears, dg Paint pertectiy; best and cheapest, “Crayon, hastel . ©, BRADLEY, Justice. Water ‘colors, chine and olf painting, Sketcbil Atraccopy. Test: isting from nature canbe Tearned, in few Gaye 3. R. YOUNG, Clerk. il and eee the wonderfal gfstadenta Por-| areas By tz Pe WiLL lerk. traits to order from @10 to The teacher, 1.8. ‘Morrell, has bed twelve medals and atadied fifteen LADIES’ GOOD: are ‘moat ‘cele ists in. Euro) Ss’ s Bea. Tori Betatingzon expen ana for sale. vA 3. ATYONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS.804 En. W = Siti ‘a. TRAVIS, — - — MODISTE : AND LADIES’ TAILOR, 13th et. nw. 7 Mocsr Versox Sestary, CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS N. W., very shortest notice. The only ressmaking Department in the ; sity, ‘AL RAUEMA WASHINGTON, D. c. “Wea 909 Pa. ave. now. Fighteenth year opened OCTOBER 4 RES UPIN THE LATEST STYLES At reasonable prices hy Miss LOFFLER, Inte of fe Aselect high-grade boarding and day schoo} for | H. Stern's, Boston, at 725 13th st. new. teoedmn 4 HED 1850. FAGRET'S HAIR TONIC, 4 or The Mecce Petroleum—Prevents baldness, keeps the hatr and scaipina clean and healthy condition. Scientific research to date has not produced their young ladiesand little girls—thoroughly modern in its spirit and methods. ‘Now buildings, perfectly equipped for health and cee by. S,AHOMPSON, 703 15m ot, ana comfort-steam heat, passenger clevator, perfect | CHRISTIANA, 484 Pa. ave," GP Bosk’s INDUSTRIAL SCOOT, sanitation. BOG st nw making and For circulars apply tothe princtpal, _46-6m __ Children's 8 236m Mrs. ELIZABETH J. somERS. | \[‘UE MARIE BENTREN. Late of New York, AB1m* 12236 F st. nw. 1438 » er, x.w. THE MISRES KERR'S SCHOOL, Piven sonts, FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE CHILDREN. = BR. PUTNAM'S SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND N ‘oung men will reopen Sevtember 28, 1802. “Best STEAMED. fpcilites ‘offered for pupils Of all ages and grades. Party Greasca, tea rowns, &e.. dry cleaned at short feren: notice, rate tuitio it steve tuition." Apply for ctreulars and informa WwW All, wool dresses dyed ans shade when not too much faded without ripplue apart ANTON FISCHER, EST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSIO: Elocution—Primary and advanced." Acting— Pantomii 1d studie tandard pl: Ph: feat culture-Relaxation sad tension exe me Cretan WALTON, 1903 Ht. Git | Googe catted fpr and delivered” 188 FRANCES MARTIN'S Goat, sheep-skin Tags and furs cleaned M™* EXi ew AS" Piece scHoon 2 7 or For Young Ladies and Little Girls, Boarding pupile limited. [se1-am*} 1205 QT. N.W. FLOGUTION, ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION voice oulture. EDWARD C. TOWNSEND and Miss ADA L’ TOWNSEND, ‘Teacher. 1317 Lith fnw seldtr 2 { ‘HO WISH FIRST-CLASS Dkk 4 making. ynade at reasonable prices. should call at Mime. CAMILLE'S, French Dresernaker, 720 11th aw. RENCH DYFING, SCOURING AND D) ing Estpblishiaent, 1205 New Yor Indies’ and gente’ work of every des PLUSH AND. [ON FEMALE SEM ST. W, near RDING and DAY school. 1226 5 o MASS" AVE, opens Sept, 25. BOAI AY sc re tion. = 3 Exton, Mp., Dec. 29, 1892. George Boulden, who resides on « small farm in Backereek Neck, was shot by his stepson on Friday last. It appears that Boulden and wife had been quarreling about some family matter, when the two sons of the latter by former husband came to their mother’s rescue. One of the boysrushed at Boulden with anax,but he took it away from him. The other boy seized a gun and shot Boulden, tearing away the top part of one of his shoulders, making a painful but not serious wound. Samuel, alias Cockey Fenner, who wag given a preliminary hearing before Magistrate A. J. Scott for the murder of Mra. J. G. Richards and afterward returned to Philadelphia to serve out a sentence for as-ault with intent to kill a policeman, was relcated from custody on Thurs- day last. Ata recent meeting of the Epworth League of the M. E. Church the following officers were elected: President, I. L. Wood; first vice presi- dent, Howard E. Ash; second, Mins Mary Te rell; third, Mies Amanda Ford; fourth, Miss Lidie Alexander; fifth, Miss Daisy Taft; sixth, Henry Vensinger, superintendent of the Elkton M. E. Sunday school, was presented on Sunday last with fine gold watch by the teachers and sch e. Miss Florence Strayhorn, daughter of Edwin Strayhorn of Appleton, this county, died on Friday last after a short illness, The John O'Neill farm, situated in the fourth election district of Cecil county, was, sold thie week to the Warrington Brothers of Mechanica Valley tor $7,750. com , free from blotches, Pimples, erup” Blood asl yon With =~ have it. T. B. Towxen & Sos, DEALERS IN DRY to, ful instructs it departments. For CIRCULAR | $e tn Ruse snd White ars cleaned $500,000, the sum necessary for the medical | apply to Miss CLAUDIA STUART: Princioat aia ASTOR SRD SAHOLINE Leon, a school before its sstablishmnen was to become a Po serrore, r ROK. = ‘The gift is to be called “The Mary Eliza-| I s.w. cor. 8th and K sts. n.w. Sixteen years’ estab- Hshment, ($25, Ser fe Le Qt N. ae ment" We BLESS, CE Phncipa” ares ___PROFESSIONAL. ‘ASHINGTON CONSE \VATORY OF MUSI ROF. CLAY IS THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED News From Elkton. 1225 10th st. n.w, Twenty-fourth year. Piano, advertising clairvoyant, astrologer and medium in Horn with wonderful prophetic gift ofsecond sight, tells all the evehts of tour ii vo era ie from cradle to rave, reveals hidden m: jes, recovers lost. property of pias STRUCTIO! H. MEAD, certificated pupil of Herr Raif of the Royal Con sto nds, poimts out your enemies from your servatory of Berlin, Lessons at pupils homies if de- | fiusds ‘brisrs apsrated osether neces s — eee ene cold" | Faxes, with happy renults, telle whether the one you | Mi 48¥ ©. ceavirr oF nosTox. Jovels trusor false. Interpiets dreams, ‘gives wncleas In business. "emoves fa . ore TAL VEESOSE AYE Ow: Strangers from other cities and all in trouble will save ND HARMONY. ss30_| time and money by coming to right, lace ston: D TaPEery | "bes where others have fa nvinceS OIL AND TAPESTRY | most skeptical. Advertiser only what he can do. All business confidential. Sittings 50: Hours, 9 to 9, ‘Miss C. L. NEVINS, GREENS, | omen Sundays. | Residence, 489 Hst.. bet 6th sts. southwest. Drawing classes Saturda; poking xsi ‘RIEND'S SELEGT SCHOOL, 1611 1 5T. E SURE TO CONSULT EMMA, EX-GIPSY FX toroueh aud progressive aches for both seiee | Digueen,. clatrrosgey aad astrolowist, 6 ite = f any grade, includlag coll tory work. | student of occultisingp 923 First st. sw. shours,} to MEDICAL. &c. wroedd-te THOR. WSIDWELL: Principal. | P-™.; fom, S0c. and #1. tee — 4 ia CEARLY many HERE ‘New Year's day. And youknow we'vegot to ‘sell all of our present stock of PIANOS and ORGANS by that time. We'reselling them ‘very fast now at 20 PER CENT discount, and on easy terms. Fora good PIANO or ORGAN at alow price see us before New Years oy SANDEAS & STAYMAN. Piane Parlors, 904 FST. And 13 N. Charles #t., Balcimore. AS? CHANCE BEFORE CHRISTM\S A Ma 4 nifcent Upright Piano, Ruished in San Domingo mahorany. with fnil. rich tome: also plan jariomo pedals. } inetrnment throughout. on terme toe 85 Nb et mA PHOgy WORCH & CO." Toon”: fall to.nee thls Wary Pittus for rent Saget « Prices. HALLET & DAVIS co BAP ¢RAKAU T FIND THEM EXCEL Oops clases, tne weet G.ipl RCH, cat! 1872. Priced reasonable terms easy. KAIABE - q RN x N ‘N By P TANOS. ECGEX DPALBERT: From fullest conviction I ‘jare them to be th: beet inefrumente of America. wah ji pom BULOW: I deciare them the abeo- mmerted. ALERED OACNFELD. 1 consider them che beat Sinatrumente o” ovr times. F, TSCHAIKOVSKY’ Combines with ereat volt of ione a rare sympathetic and noble tone color Perfect action. A magnificent assortment of new artistic styles Uprights and Squares, Smisbed inall kinds a eine NOS FOR RENT. | SKOOND- HAND “PIANOS =A intwe amortment comprising almost every well-known ne Scuntre, in PENG east jownearee | SPECIAL TS BUCEMENTS odered boil | sites andin terme? \ ee, Bonney INSTALEMES Te wea dea si? Seriet Spuie GEORGE ELT ag af ? GTEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER. PIANOS SUrvans and Wiser h Water ey Ss Shore To? pee ro T Ey H Ff Ss Tf Tt eee FF Prize medal Paris Pxpost doreed by bver 100 tausic schon Sarabiitty,” Old Pianos taken ie we Upright that can take the place of « nbetet SPY EIFreR & PONLIFY, DENTISTRY. U, ® DENTAL AssociaTioy. Cor. 7th and D sts. n. The leading dental organization of America. Comrosed exclusively of experts and pledged to scientific dentistry at mod- erate prices. Sole owner of Zonine, the “‘wideawake” anwsthetic. No danger, no pain and no sleep. See card in another @ column, YROSHON'S DENTAL PARLORS, 1837, 1508 14° st. n.w. Full re. ‘Oia jundays 26-3" 27.8 ates made new.” Open day and night and Filling @1 up. O1d and new processes used. DE Ts7Rx,) j DENTISTRY, { ALGINE. ‘And no pain. } (And no pain. Bad teeth? Well, whatof it? Thousands of people have bad teeth who cannot take gas or other anes thetics ‘0 have them out, owing to beart disease or nervousness. To persons so afflicted the ALGINE PROCESS Isspectally adapted. It is so simple, harmless and absolutely painless that having a tooth pulled is almost » pleasure, so superior is this to the old meth ods. Algine heals the gums quickly. It is new, but noexperiinent. We have used it for more than three Years and extracted thousands of teeth with it. BURTON BROS., Surgeon Dentista, @3-1m° 924 New York ave. n.w. (THE EVANS DENTAL PARLORS, 1217 Penn. ave. n, w. SPECIALIST IN CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. FINE GOLD AND AMALGAM FILLINGS. EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN. ‘We make a full Set of Teeth (either upper or lower) for $8. The perfect adjustment tothe gums and ar- tistic netting of the teeth gives a matural expression to the countenance, and absoiute comfort is assured and rusranteed. ‘We insert partial sets by our system of Crown and Bridge work, avoiding the use of # plate with all its discomforts and annoyances. 45-lm* 8. F. COR OTH AND E ST —Filling aspeciaity. Aching and al teeth rectord by the crownsystem, Alocal anesthetic lec towums to alleviate pain branches of dentistey FSEE DENTAL INPIRMARY_TEETE and artiiicial teath inserted without cl cost of material at 1325 H st. n-w., dental except partment of the Columbian University, from 1 to} p.m. daily except Sunday: extraction free; in! open from aan riley a Fillings sod year. Yxtracting, &., free wlatae ve a ‘coat of materials RT STUDENTS: LEAGUE—EIGHTH SEASON— Day clases Antique; portrait, painting, and men's life, "Evening. classes Antique, aud men's lfe—modeling class. For circulars send to S08 17th 2 ae eet MSS, BALORS GIvil, SERVICE iwertzUTE Business tA rey ioe’ civil eervion, tal fconsas examinations. Stenography taught. sete FD SoATION YOR REAL LIFE. ‘, THE SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, ME, FRANCIS GIVES LIFE FROM CRADLE TO MM cave:' it give Tacky charmeand reuove. orl Bis “week “only ‘free influences we With each ‘sitting; hou BO latst. oe azz-ath ‘ME. DREAMER, THE ONLY CFLEBRATE! MBheuth ana Gergaan anirolorsstintaecigg Tae All events of life. “Office hours, 9 a. m.to 0. m. day,10.m.todp.m. 1508 14th stn w. d26-2ine SGENTHTIC MASSAGE AND MAGNETIC ‘treatment. Also cabinet vapor baths. 127 Gat. Sun 7a° National Bank of the Kepubiic Building, cor. 7th and | n. w. a0" nw Twent th echolastic: begins Th , Sei ME BROOKE TELLS ALL TRE EVENTS OF ey te aeons ae life. All business confidential. Ladies and cant Sients, vis. Practical busttenme inched 9am. t0 9p. m2 Lst men, 500. fours, between ist and North Gapitol sts. n.¥. ocl@dmn* FANTLEROY, ASTROLOGER, TELLS WHETHER ou will be successful or not in business, love and courtshi} ives success and compels love, .m. to 7 p.m. ; Sundays, 8to3. Fee, re. 8 ocr 3in® ‘including rapid writing and tratning, for the civil_ service; Rpecctartaatt wikia cannery Bettas Architectural 0.8 ecb ical Drawing icorpe of aa ways ia rt ined ‘teachers: cont ‘terms ‘With cheep schoo! tantly lighted, newly impr raates ‘avlaete ME. PERRIN, THE TRUEST DESTINY dey. - aeiephoue cal oiler tend for new Miretaer rot the ae information givep with anni youneement contsining, fy ‘possensas the myst ‘addreee ‘ara BARAYATRPENGEES Hon. | Promote success in ova, marriaue aud bieiusee’ Fes aut! Principal and Frovristor. | {HT occurrencesin bumay/ife comeait aud. recefve the Patreeeeee rere neiit ee, oe Hours, ‘ASHINOTON PEMALE SEMINARY, Pm, “1621 Marion st. n. w.. between Gth and’ ‘7th, P ITH BT. NW. peer MASS. AVE., RE- | andQ sts. 5-1m* opens Sept, BOARDING and DAY school. “Care. = Fal fnetraction in ell Genartmenta Wor CINOULAR | \PRS. FLORENCE RICH WHITE, OF BOSTON. ply to Mise CLAUDIA STUART, Principal. ol-3m* Trance and business medium. Office hors, 10 t6 M™ssqanirrs song §; parlors.6011th ata. w.” Test circles Tuesday and Saat cam merly at Sat ‘ROW at oe Coach from northwest section. CADEMY OF iz HOLY a Hew DI 'D CHILDREN APT ROF, HECTOR THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC Institute of Paris. Treatments at the patient's residence oF at his office, G21 13th st. nw.” Bost of Teferences. Office Lours, 9to 12am. and ltosp m Chronte and disvases a :20- Ima ADAME PAYN, MANICURE AND OBI! M alee 108 ire Sz; pa ee - BISTGoODAwoutn of Sew Vor OCEAN STEAMERS. oct-3m, mun na education in the partments, STRANGERS, TAKE NOTICE. DRS, BROTHERS: SS and Gray treat ail. diseases. cure, no pal advertising physicians in’ this city. 06 B st. sw. 24-1 m' DROPESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED with the best of wnedical reference by applying at Na Oh st. br ss z D® tox. ‘The well-known specialist, 464 Cst. nw. Prompt treatment. Ofce honrs: 10 to1, 5to8. D , MULLER. 1027 . TREATS ALL chronic eflestions of the eye, eat, throat, | iver, Eidness aud nervous disesee, t yeare}a of Offict hours. ¥to 12am. and 4to7 nm. aulo- Citigns in Wanhiuaton, Dre, BOTH J'elansin ton, Drs j near forty-five years at 906 B st. s.w have re- duced the signs of inciptent disease almost. to & cer. tainty by examining tuto the chemical character of Urinary deposite." "We will describe your dinars and symptoms without askine a question by the Gret urine in the morning. We treat ail diseases snecessfully 10 Which the human family are sutject—d ‘con- stipation, piles, scrofula, rheuzuatiam, itis, Sts and all nervous diseases, of the skin, Jungs, stomach, kidneys. &. ai3-tm' JR. BROTHERS INVIGORATING CORDIAL werful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. for, Nervous Debiitty. and that re: 09-40" Paral; Eien Dene cate cee SS (po Fale D® © 4. canterox, 507 12th st. n. w. Graduated London, England, 1865; New York. 1879. Bladder and Kidney Ailments, Acute or Chronic Blood or Skin Diseases, Nerve Ex- haustion, Nervous Debility. CoLCMBIA COLLEGE ‘23 La ave, bet. ‘x, Seventh year as 9 feon years» mem! ‘Bix, courses: ‘TOURS TO THE TROPIOS—ATLAS LINE. eetieehly service from New Fork to the. jamaica, renowned for ubrio: fural beauty, winter station of the British navy aad peceeery ca ceny amen iies M, iy fete man ool ‘aud practical 4 ‘Tere excellence and distin- jomue free. sez? BANJO AND MANDOLIN TAUGHT BY ‘method Guns, ead 1210 13th at. nw. INGTON. Sod pret fartraction th J a yo Cy fom! Fort facie ee hE 1.50 Hears Pe ae eI | HE eae aac fporoeh tn s beet cores Bigergunde; very | FINEST FIRL-PHOOF HOTEL IN TH: CITY, es. ee mala Re aoe ae ‘With apartments adjotaing, Euro-ean plan. GE HALE geese |e eee ee BOX ‘in he countes. eee Catsine and appotntments cannot b- surpassed. @2+-eot%n WILLIAM NOLLE, Owner and Proprietor. nn ating, ia a aniaees sharene ating ett a2t-1m_ we D.C. 3K ST,_THE fay) eee nls SKILL. SUCCESS. Hours: 9 to2, 4to8; Sunday, 9to2 Consultation free. oc2l-f, R Saxrranroy, BIDS oy THIATE EST STREET, ROR Sp tye hg EE pained atl ternal eromaeene®” Sart Tooms and bath reom floor, all rat and Beautiful and fare ch every Ejsctei, Varor, Hot’ Air, ‘Massace. I ogk Sactanett Expres. 1 og 8 srress at 10.15 a.m. dail with Siew, epineten ty Chucamsand Dining Oar Siren at Sp oe ith Slecping ‘Cars Washinsten to tt Becting wally at Harrishare wich through Sleepers for Prttsbuary aba c oreian Pull Stthw stern Papa mm daly fo Piitsbare. Colnmpwe, fadianapo'ts. ‘Memphis sn Seepine Ca Weak lneton avrahare te Meme hts Piming Car Al Pittebure and the West, with through ter Pittsteane sind Pritelvare to C Gatlpexce't Samiay. | Mn mm For Erie, Canandateas snd Rochester @aily. for Rat: ‘falo and" Niagare dally. eucap. Saturday, Te to Obicaro., Wertern Es a Demet feature to Chicas ar to me Es ° Dhmine tar Atte Richmond. Partie xpress. 1040 ym. duly on ae Pov Kane (acardaiga Roctester aad Niavara Fala with Si me aahington to 8 tmirg Pw ar keen oe fashington to Hochester. For Williaieport, Renovo and Ri) daily, except Sun lay. ty week rok ‘Paitapr East 7 0S &'D. Expres, dh Diping Core, we Copia), Og am , 2 3. RE attiatted Palloan Vestinaie be estibule Passenger Coaches and Dining am, week dey “OONGRESS"ONAL LIMITED. All Parlor Care, wit D Xew York, ONLY 7.508 m. work days, sud B. Express, 2 0) For Boston, without eb 0 ‘SAS y an. dally pepurtnipahennand ign NY For Brook’ 11, through trains connect Jersey City with boats of Hrooklyn Annet. sort. ing lirect to Palton streetevoid! us doable cxet City. 1 and 11.35 p.mi every day For Baltimore, 5.00, ». 10. Sm, 208, Linn 3s 3.45 14°00 Limited), 4 20, \ 10 40 and 11 reek 1 FO ALERANDR For, Aleaaniris 4 30 1A AND THE SOUTH. 45, 540, 0.5, $8 7 cy i031) 8 for Washineton, 7 ue and Nort : 11.30 aan, For Cincinnati, St ™ For Lexineton and Stannten, $20.40. yn. For Wincheoteran way stations $8 vn for Luray, Natural try oancike, Reorvilte, Chattanoovs and Memphis, 84) am. 1.10pm daily: sleeping cars through to Memplite abd Nas For Luray, 3.30 p.m. daily. For Baltimore, week devs. 4 00. 4 Ere 35.00, xi 20.11.85. m, For Annapolis, 7,25 an] 8.30 « m., 12.13and 4.28 Pan. Sundave 6.80 am. 431 pon For Frederick, 15.43, #11 15, 30pm For fiaperstown, $10.40 a. . and For Boyd ant'way pointe, “i 40) For Galthersbary ain’ way fount PEG TIS Tae Bs Pam Express conpinae HP eck one eee HOVAL BLUE LINE POR NI YORK AND PHIL ADELPHIA For Philateiphia, New York. Boston and the east, $807, K OOO. Dining Cals ame 20 ye 2485-00. Dining Car), (11.30 prin, loot tna! Car, “For Philadelphia, Wilmington and Chesser, 00 fut Sars om all day trains. For Boston, °240 prim -with Pullsian But'et Sieen- ing Car running dhrowit to Boston wihon’ chet gfe Reiko sin irae, landing pascrmsors ta Bat Migtation at fiston ‘or Atlan ie City, 20.000.m. and 12.05 p.m. Sum ays, 12.05 ‘TExorst Su eDaily, Sunday only. @ xP xurems trains Bagaace called for snd checked from Loteleend residences by Union ‘Transfer Co. on order ticket offices, G19 and Lisl Pa avo. and at sepa 3, Opel, CHAS. ener. Inia} REGANONP AND DANVILLE F. W. HUIDEKOPFE AN? RE RLCELVERS an weSihedle in e€ect Nowensbr 20, uate aius arrive and leave. vania Passea i, Wasbincton, D.C oe 5.90 aan Minects at Len “har ‘and Western ra « LAROAD 00, S POSTER, his vis Hirnineham. jneper for Aust Royal and Strasburs dail 3.43 p.m, —Daily for Wat and throurh train for Front Koya! and Strastvurs dally. except Sundas. 10.45 p1o.—Dally WASHINGTON AND SOUTH. WESTERN VESTIBULE LiMity uy re) with Pull x New York and Want New Orieame via Monteo nd New unr * ‘and ¥ 1 Hrinetps) points south vatem. Pullman slenper, Hot Sprincy via Asba> Atlanta ‘AND ONTO DIVISION Pe 3 Me, and THAIN" ON WASHINGTON Jeave Washington at #10 m., Eg dally. Metarnine.arriv $°06 pom. and'6 50) ane. a ineton 35 p. m.and arriving 0.53 from Herpdou only Throwch trains from 450-1 10-40... ni fon, 16:46 a.m. and fi." Tickets. Slee’ tna « furnisbed at ofice, 138K) Peunsyleanie ant at Passcuger Statio#, enusylvauia Railroad, Wasbime- 1. &. BROWN, General Agent Passoneor Dept W.A. TURK, General Passrueer Agent. 0D HESAPEAKE AND ONTO RAILWAY SCHEDULE IN FFFECT OCTORFR ™, 1892. ruins leave daily trom Uniou Station (Band B.), om Through the crandest scenery nest snd moat com love West from Washington 2,00 pm. daily “Cincinnati and St. Lovaie Lim fted"— Soild “ves'tba'ed. ing caren Pullose laexin.toa. Loutevtibe, Indvan- Louis without chanee, arriving 56 incinnati 6.25 p Hille 9:50 p. wn. 73a. in. St. Louls 7 . depot for all points 22001. m. daily —Express for Gordonsville, Char. lottesville, Richmond, Waynesboro’, Staunton and iecipal Virginia pointe; daily, except Sunday, for non! UIman locations and tickets at Company’s offices, Sivand 14°) Pouna nd H.W. FULLER, Gen Passneer Ament Se) POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. _ v J ASHINGTON STE * From 7th on Commencing Dec. 5 (uliject to change without pote Micamer Wakefield on SUNDAYS and WEDNeS DAYR a" Tats. Ketumiocon TUESDAYS ant bile DAYS4p iu. covering routes of Wakeneld ‘and Ax Fownnsth, "Kee schedule. ©. W, RIDE, 4 at Genera’ Mamveer. Jsf PEHGHT LINE BETAEEN NEW YouK- PEI! ADELPHIA, BOSTON AND & ASHI NO TOR: Aczangemente, have ‘eees_ made br the Nor: and fawn mteaniboat Company prs ooeje ine out onthe above nase) cor iota “iveries at Washineton frou New tinder iia 16 40) forty heirs ap hwton (49, forte eigkt hours, JOHN CALL ARAN, General 818-3 Superinte wie ite peti, end F: Ms % NOBFOLK AXD WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT OO. POWERFUL IKON PALACE STEAMERS “WASHINGTON” and “NORFOLK. Dally at 7 p.m. from the foot of 7th st. for Horta ‘Monroe, Newport News, Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Portsmouth and the south. Through sleering car servic: via Norfolk and Carolina radroed and Atlantis Coast line, between Norfolk, Wilmington, Charies- ton, Savannah, Jacksonviile and St. Aurustine