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14 T Prosperity of the people. As a representative Mitchell, Milton man he has been active in the various public movements that have been started from time | to time and be represents that section on the board of trade. ‘Mr. Johnson's associates are: I. N. Jackson, Vice Chairman. O. L. Johnson, Secretary. Archer, Andrew King, Thomas J. Bartlet, J. D. Kirby, Wallace W. Baum. W. H. Kirk, George E. Beavans, Charles A Lansburgh. Julius Beyer, Samuel B. Lord, Frank B. Browning, Horatio zel Bunch. Burke, Jerome B. Burns, Frank H. Burns, William G. Chareb, C. B. Church, W. A. H. Colbert, Michael J. Harrison C. Moylan. John T. Nicolaides, Ki yer, Leopold Otterhack, P. B. .B. Parker, George S. Dingman, Harrison — Parker, John C. Dunnington, Charles A. Perry, Richard M. Doyle, Robert E Reubsam. Dr. J. E. Drew, Edward M. Riley, Thomas R. Duncanson, Chas. C. oss, Samuel Dungan, W. W. Earushaw, B. B. U Eiehorn, Rudolph Ergood, Jesse C. Ruff, Albert B. Seufferle, William 8. Fiel G. J. i Pish, A Slater, John G. Fisher, A. J. Smith, Thomas W. Fletcher, William H. Smith, William R. Grant, JH. Simms, Giles G. C. Garden, Peter C. Somerville, Thomas Gery, BL F. per. George F. D. Gieseking, Frederick C.Staples, 0. ( Golden, R. A. Hammett. Dr. C. M. phenson, W. J. Handy, Charies W. tier, Frederick A. Harbaugh, Edward G.Stockbridge. V. D. Harris, Gwynn Stolpp, Edward Hoge. William 8. Stuart, William EB. Hoadley, James E. Swann, John P. Holden, Dr. KT. Taylor, Anson 3. Holtzman, William F. Thomas, 8. T. : Hungerford, Thos. W. Thompson, 0. T. Jokuson, George P. Truesdell, George Jobnson, George J. Walker, T. H. Johnson, Isaac 1. Walker, R.A. Johnson, Allen T. Walker. W. T Johnson, Thomas L. White, George Keech, Dr. Thomas A. Willard, I Kelley, B. Elwood Yerkes, W. H. Killeen, George Young, John M. Safety at the Ball. ‘There is one committee that does not have much to do until the night of the bill, and even then their duties will be of rather a nominal character. being more defensive than offensive. except under emergencies that are not pleasant to contemplate. This is the committee on safety, of which Mr. Joseph Parris, chief of the fire department, is the chairman, and Mr. J. D. Entwisle, clerk in the same department, is the secretary. Their duties xs laid down by the executive committee are to take such steps and make such arrangements xs will best pretect the pension building from fire and perform any other duty looking todhe anfety and comfort of the guests at the inaugural ball. On the night of the bali the members of the fire department will have a room set aside where the Johnson pumps and fire extingnisher will be stored. All hose connections will be made and the stationary engine at the buildin will be used in case of an emergency. At Bhi times there will be a pressure of fifty pounds to the aquare inch, and in case of a greater con- flagration there will be connection with the nearest engine company. The members of the committee will constantly patrol the ball room and the building, and in case of fire an alarm gong will be sounded. M 5 at — jon a Mi Chas. M. Seitz, N. Z. Munts, Thomas Skidmore, J. Fletcher, Newman, Fred. § © Thomas, J. W. Nordlinger, Wolf O'Hare, Edward J. Oliver, Joneph A Weaver, Robert D. Payne, Calvin Williems, Wash. B. Perry, W. A. Wine, Louis D. Roulette, U. 8. Williams, Thomas W. Ricks, Geo. C. Walker, William . Riley, Thomas G. Walters, J. R. Scanlon, Michael B. West, Wim. D. Small, Arthur Wanstall, John Strauss, Hi Young, H. D. The Printing Committee. The biggest job the priating committee has had tq.do has been the issuing of the pamphlet containing the names of. all the inaugural com- mittees, This is quite s book in itself, for it fills sixty pages and contains over 4,000 names. ‘MR. JOHN H. OBERLY. It is neatly but not gaudily gotten up and shows evidence of very careful proof reading. Mr. John H. Oberly is the chairman of the committee. To assist bim in hig onerous labors Mr. Oberly bas the following associates: Dorsey Clagett, Vice Chairman. Duncan 8. Walker, Secretary. Allen, Edward H. Low, A. Maurice Brvan. Henry L. Leupp, Francis E. Cochran, George W. Meredith, William M. Crounse, Williaa L. Miller, John 8. Denver, A. St. Clair © Morgan, Frank P. Detweiller, Fred’k M. Rapley, William H. Gardner, Lawrence Schade, Louis | Gibson, George Slater, John @. arnett, Henry Wise Splain, Maurice Gray, George Sylvester. Richard H. Hatton, Frank Towles, Henry 0. Harries, George * Waiker, Duncan 8. Herron, m W. Wardle, James H. i nn, Samuel H. Warren, Charles F. r, Robert M. Atthe head of the committee on printing | was placed Mr. Jobn H. Oberly. The selection | was an appropriate one, fer Mr. Oberly is a type sticker and besides has served an appren- | ticeship in various departments of the printing | business. In the state of Iltinois, where he | made his bome before he came to this city, he | edited newspapers. Eight years ago Mr. | Cleveland sought him out to help make his ad- ministration a success, and in the position of | Indian commissioner and of civil service com- | missioner he did good service. He bas a strong personality and has a host of friends. Flooi \d Promenade. One of the best known men in the city is Mr. | E. B. Hay, who bas been placed at the head of | the committee on floor and promenade at the inaugural ball. This is not the first time that Mr. Hay has filled this responsible position, and for years no committee for any Jarge chari- table or'social affair has been regarded as quite complete without bis name in the list. He bas & very gracious manner about him and this is shown in everything that he does. For ex- ample, in the notice that he sent out to the CHIEF PARRIS. Every man, woman and child in the District of Columbix knows the head of the fire depart- ment, Chiet Joseph Parris. He was born in ‘Washington on December 7, 1835, and may be said to be a born fireman, for even in his tender years he ran after the apparatas, and when he became a man he ran after the old Union and Western Hose volunteer companies. In 1864 the paid fire department of the District was or- ganized and the following rear Chief P: tered the service a a private in Engi y No. 1. Five rears later he was made foreman of his company and in May, 1886, was romoted to the head of the fire department. Trewas appropriately placed at the head of the committee on safety. The membersof Chief Parris’ committee are: son D. Entwisle, Secretary Belt, William T. Mastin, Samuel R. Brown, Timothy Neal, George W. Dixon, William A. Noone, Patrick R. Griffin, Thomas Robinson, William E. Hough, Sliney Raitz, Frank W. Jones, J. E. Snyder, Jobn D. P. Jones, J. J. Wagner, Frank Kreamer, Charles A. Lenman, Joseph N. Willson, Alfred 5. Maguire, George A. Young, Joshua T. Street Decorations. ‘The street decoration committee, of which Mr. W. A. Hutchins is chairman, is composed of 105 men and six subcommittees. Through the public spirit of Mr. Benj. P. Snyder, presi- dent of the National Safe Deposit Company, a Yoom over the bank at the northeast corner of 15th street and New York avenue was given free of cost, and from there the flags obtained from the War and Navy departments have been dis- tributed. The committee was deluged with ap- plications for flags from avenue merchants and the demand was greater than the supply. Every flag loaned by the committee is carefully looked after, the borrower signing a bond by which he binds himself to be responsible for all damage ‘that may accrue to the bunting while in his Possession. The six subcommuttees have charge of different portions of the avenue decorations as follows: Committee No. 1 will superintend the display from Ist to 7th strect, No. 2 from 7th to 12th, No. $ from 12th to 15th, No. 4 from 15th to 17th, No. 5 from 17th to 19th and No. 6 from 19th to 22d. This takes in the entire avenue from the Capitol to Washington Circle, the main route f the procession. Williams, Zedock MR WM. A. HUTCHINS. ‘The members of Mr. Hutchins’ committee are: Louis D. Wise, Vice Chairman. J. Tuomas Wust. Jx.. Secretary. Freeman, John R. Fowler, Geo. W. Garden, Peter C. Gaskins, William HL Gettings, Robert B. Berry, Edgar P. Gilbert, Heary P. Glascock, Roger C. Bird, Hears Gieason, Albert Brown, Thomas A Goddard, Richard H. ‘yfam, James Good: \, He az. Bristow, Peareon H. Gaskins, Darius, Brown, Jonn R Gheen. Frederick Brown, Jeha Haniou, Anthony Bisbee, Horace V. Hart, William F. Callies é - abe may V. Harz, Al Caltne, Gay rz, Albert members of the committee this week he signed “Courteously. E. Hay.” There ‘ours, &c.,” abont it. Thereis but ht- tle tor the committee to do until the ball opens, when they have the duty intrusted to them > looking after the comfort andconvenience« th dancersand otherson the floor of the ball rou. Under the direction of Mr. Hay it is safe to| say that the duty will be performed gracefully | and satisfactorily. He has associated with him a large number of young men who are popular in Washington social life, and the number is none too large, for it isno small matter to look after a ball at which there are 12,000 guests, MR. FB. HAT. As Mr. E. B. Hay is the~cbairman of the committee on floor and promenade it is eafe to say that everything will go on smoothly and that bappiness will reign supreme. Mr. Hay | will be cheerful, at any rate. Whether in the | discharge of his’ professional legal duties or Presiding at_ the head of the national organi- Zation of the Elks or in social circles Mr. H. manages to carry sunshine, and at the bail the only competitor that will stand any show in eclipsing the brightness of his cheery face will be the electric lights. George A. Darling is secretary of Mr. Hay's committee. The other members are: Ashford, Snowden © Cunningham. H. 8. Allen, B. A. Constant, K. E. if = THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. 0, FRIDAY, MARCH. 8;/1893-SIXTEEN PAGES. Green, Eston, Edward 8. , Charles L. Edmonston,R A. Mayer, E.'D. Evans, W. Muir, John G. Pov igte ya: A ., ft. Maddox, Edson, Sohn Joy, fe. Merrill’D. E- dichelbereer’ Prank Piel J. Dell Eckhardt, Cornelius Mertz, Wm. C. Exekiel, Ezekiel M. Maish, Lev Eno. Henry Lane Means, Wm. A. Earle, x Marphy, Jos. P. Edwards, Capt. F. A. Nor J. We Ellis, Walliams K. Nordlinger. Ben Eestis, P. ‘Nachman, D. Eustis, Wm. Norris. A. H. Ehblen, Fred Noel, E. Me. - Fussell, Richard T. Newman, Edevard A. Flynn, Paul E. Nainmster, Fred. | Faulkner, Charles J. Nottingham, 8. G. Ford, J. M. Neale, Dr. K. A, French, Lieut. J.T. Norrie, Jaa. L... jr. Foster, Arthur Norris, Wm. Catesby Ferrin, Fé Nutt, Calvin R Fishman. Neville, Rob's Fleming. A. W. Norris, John L. Forrest, Edwin Nutnell, Lee Fugitt, Nathenfel E. Newman, Edwin A. Fox, Edmund K, Olcott, J. H. Frank, 0. Overton, G. E. Fairbanks, E. Oyster, Jna. F. Finnegan, J. J. Orrison, Arthur Fox, E. B. nheimer, Max Frenci, George W. O'Toole, L. V. Godwin, Harry P. Oliver, Jas. Green, James B. Parks, W. L. Garthe, Louis Porter, Capt. Carlisle P, Griffith, Louis E. Parker, Wm. L. Greenway, Jobn 0. —_Pillaburv, E. IL Goldemith, M. Pairo, Richard Goldsmith, Charles Provost, Geo. A. Goodman, 'A. Phillips, J. V. N. Gibbons, Lieut. J. H. Phillips, P. Lee Garnett, Theo. 8. Page, Harvey L, Greenway, John ©. Pulizzi, T. 0. Goodloe, Mej.G.C. Pratt, Fred. W. Gans, Isaac Polkinhorn, H. B. Gordon, Frank Patrick. J. H. Gorman, Arthur P., jr. Perry, Howard Guthrie, Dr. Joseph A.Perry, Lieut. A. W. Galt, Ralph L. iteher. Capt. W. Le ut. F.E. Parks, Fred. F. Gordon, J. HoldsworthPugh, Jas. Gillmer, Thomas W. Goldsborough, A. T. Goddard, H. G. Gwynn, Ralph C. Geiseking, Fred C. Gambrill, George T. Grabam, A. B. Govern, Frank Gibbs, James T. Galt, J. Howard Hayden, Thos., jr Margrove, Warren C. Hensey, A. T. Holt, Chas. H. Howe, Dr. Frank T. Howe, E. W. Healy, John G. Habn, Wm. Harbin, Dr. Lee Le Hellen, George Hellen, Benj. Hague. Arnold Hill, Dr. R. 8. Howe, George A. Harrison, Dabney Howard, Beale B. Hendrickson. Dr. J. A. Harrington, E. P. Hume. Robert Hill, Win. Corcoran Helphenstine, D. K. Hills, Perey, B. Hine, Oliver C. Hibbs, Wm. B. Hayne, Frank G., Iil, Heath, Perry 8. Wm. H. Pickett, T. J. Poor, Chas. W. Percy, Wm. A. Parks, Frank 3. Proctor, F. M. Pratt, Walter 3. Payne, Walter W. Parke, Robert E. Price, J. Clarence Quinn, M. J. Rooter WH IAN, Radferd, Lieut. Rodgers, Chas. ves, Theo. N. Ralley’s. W. Reisinger, W. W., Lt. Com. Reamy, Lieut. Le Le, Rodger, E. B., U. 8.8. Riges, E. F. Reynolds, Lieut. W. E. Bice, Jas. Q. Rohrers, James E. Rudolb, Cuno H. Redfern, 8. E. Ridenour, W. H., jr. Rudey, W. D. Richardson, H. G. Rapley, E. E. Reed, H. Willard Ranlett, N. 3. Rapley, W. Hi Ranedell, Do” Rae, Geo. W. Ross, Tenny Roberts, W. F. Robertson, John F. Holcombe, Lt. J, H. L. Roberts, Arthur C. Huyck, Thos. B. Hoban, Jas. aia loggatt. Ensign W. Hensnaw, Wm. F. Hagner, Randall Howard, W. E. Holland, Thos. F. Hume, Frank, jr. Henry, F. C. Hooe. Jas. C. Heiskel, Peter H. Henry, Malcom Holden, Thos. F. Harris, A. Percy Howard, Geo. H. Howard, W. E. Hyer, Jno. D. Hunter, Geo. M. Henuing. Geo. N. Harries, Geo. H. Jack, Ed. F. Joyce, R. Edwin Jordan, L. Jenkins, A. C. Jobnson, Richard L, Joyce, George W. Jones, John E. Jobnson, Dr. Louis A. Jacobs, M. D. co. A. Kelley, Capt. L. M. Knot, Sargt. Prentis Kaufman. A. King. Davi Kephart, Lieut. S. A. Kauffmann, Rudolph Kennedy, E. 8. Kerr, Dr. Jaa. Kennedy, Dr. C. N. Knott, Zach. N. Kauffmann, Victor Keen, Geo, T. King, Prof. Harry Ludlow, Walter W. Lampton, W. J. Lansburgh, Sol Lansburgh, Henry Lamon Albertus Legrac, A. B. Lat L. Q. C., jr. Littlefield. Larner, Robt. D. Leech, Dr. H. E. Loving, Frank H. Lines, Robt. B. Little, J. W. Albaugh, J. W., jr. Coumbe, Dr. Oscar H. Addison, Arthur D. Cohen, Meyer Arnold Eugene F. Cunningham, J. H. Allen, Perry Cox. Geo. T. Anderson, 5. D. Colbert. M. J. Annin, W. E. Chew, P. W. Anderson,Geo. A. Cahill, J. A Andrews, Ensign P, Cralle, J. B. Adler, Leon Christman, Howard ‘Appleton, E. D. Craven, D. P. Anderson. E. Storrs Collins, Jas. Jos. Ayer, Frank P. Clephane, Louis P. Ayer, Harry 5. Case, D. RB. Boyce, Walter J. Chatard, Thos. M. Barrow, Alex. R. Collins, Guy ¥. Barbour, James F. Baldvin, Lt. Woe ynton, Lieut. J. W. Blunt, Lieut. J. ¥. Bannister, Capt W. B. Buchanan, Capt. J. N. Blandin, Ensign J. J. Caulfield, Jas. P. Brown, D. H. P. Carrington, Camp! Barnett,G.,Lt.U.8.M.C.Connolly, A. A. Brown, Frank W. Connolly, Jos. B, Brady, Eugene D. F. Connolly. Thomas A. Brown, Dorsey Barker, Howard W. Cooke, Lieut. G. F. Crocken, H. Lee Cavanaugh, H.C. Colburn, Wm. E. Crisp, Chas. R y. Walter 8, Caulfield, J. P. ir. Buchanan, Jes A Conklin, Lieut. J.. Barret, M. T. Culver, Lieut. A. Beale, Wm. G. Catlin, Lieut. A. W. Burrill, Harry R. Colgate. Geo. G. Brown, L. 3. Chamberlain, Dr. F. T. Bord, Stewart je, Gamba, AT. nt . Wm., jr. Compton, Barnes, jr. Birch, E. J. Cotta, George fr Bruce, Malcolm G@. — Cropley, 8. Clin Costello, Walter J. Clarke, John A. y, B. Cushing, Marshall Bennett, Hiram C. —Colladay, Wm. Biscktord, B. F. Cardle, E. V. Brummett, Joseph = Co Robert M. Barry, R. ¥. Cleary, W. B. Berry, E. B. Cunniagham, J. 8 Braird, Frank T. M. ), James F. Boynton, Chas H.| Dammann, A. Burns, Frank G. Dennis, W. H. ham, Lt. B. H.Dyrenforth, M Bureb, E. J. Doyer, Lieut. C. A. Browning, Geo. L. Duncan, Lieut. G. B. Brown, Orris W. Duvall, Lieut. J. H. Bateman, W. Grafton Dorn, Lieut. E. J. Britton, Alex. ty, Lieut. J. Buckley, Barry Daven; . Lieut. BR. G. Britton, Lee ‘Davi¢, E. Maurice Britton, Martin Devidge, Walter D., jr. Dr. Sites AL Dougherty, Sal Ball, Dr. ‘ty, Salvador A. Bliss, Dr. Ellis B. Daly, J. Harry Baumgarten, Leopold Dapra Brovting, Horatio, ie-Dove, Wi Brice, Aribur T. ” ’ Dewey, Low Loring, Francis B. Long, Harry Lay, Wm. M. Laman, Robt. jr. Lipscomb, Lisle 8, Leiter, Jos. ‘ Lerch, Robt. L. Ray, Clary Russell, Frederick P. Robertson, John L. Rothrock, Henry 0. Rosse, Irving C. Rodgers, Walter F. Ramey, Harry B. Roush, Arlington Raum, John Riggs, Edward F. Rheem, Clarence B Selden, H. 8. Schade, Herman Small, J. H., jr. Baks, Jos, Sessford, Henry W. Stanworth, C. 8. Sweeney, Dr. T. H. Small, C. A. Sehulteis, Herman J. * Shaw, W. C. Stewart, Edgar Sinclair, Col. C. P. Strasburger, Jos. Strasburger, M. Snyder, J. F. Santer, Geo. Skidmore, James L. Sheiton, JH. Sandersov, J. H. Smith, Hub J. Stevens, F. C. Smith, H.C. Smith, Chas. H. Scribner, Wm. ©. agg, Jas. F. Sharp, W. W. Somervell, Benj. C. Shriver, Jobn 8. Southerland, Lt. W.H.H Sipps, Lieut. W. E. Steele, Lieut. N. ¥. Schofield, Lt, R. McA. Stoutenburgh, Dr. J. A. Shirley. Edw'd M. Standiford, Harry Schuckers, Louis Q. Selden, Cha 8. /.W.,U.S.N.Sims, John W. Slack, Wm. Schmidt, Oscar P. Stuart, Donald G, Splain, Maurice Snyder, Dr. Arthur A. Woodbury, jr.Sims, Chas. Speare, W. R. Btephenson, Thos. P. Schneider, Chas. W. Sands, F. P. B. Btecle, Franklin, jr. Snodgrass, Robt. L. Bhirley, Jno. J. Lavender, Fleming, jr.Thom, Corcoran Larner, P. F. Tomhnson, 8. E. Lipscomb, John MeL. Taylor, Boyd Leech, Robt. Lauchheimer. Lemley, Lieut. 8.0. Tucker, D. E. . ©. H.'ilden, George ‘Trailor, G. A. Landis, Lieut. J. F. B. Tolson, J. W. Lincoln. Col. Chas, P. Taylor, 8. M. Lynch, B. A. Lammond, N. Curtis Lewis Henry M. Lewis, Robert Lee Luerssen, Frank, Pa MeNeir, Wm. McCalmot, E. 8. Mecartay. Ea le y, Eugene McLeod, D. B. Manson, J. O. Montant, Jules A. Mayer, 5 McKenney, Fred. D. McKee, J. M. Middleton, H. O. Mills, Charles H. Moore, David Merrill, D. F. Tucker, CC. = jompson, W. Ronn Taylor, G. A. Thornton, E. W. Thompson, Chas. Teel, Jr. Ten Eyck, 9. B, jr. Thayer, K. H. Tobriner, Leon Tolson, Harry A. Tucker, Dr. BR. D. Tubman, JasaR. Tolson, Morsell A. Tingle, A. K. Tilford, Frank Y. Todd, Lieut. H. D.. jr. Taussig, Lt. Com. E. D. Tenny, J. F. McLanahan, Geo. SavierTolson, Allen 8. Mclvor, Col. A. W. Merrill, Henry & Michler, A. ‘Vance, Charles N. Vandusen, A. H. Vaugh, Frank W., jr. Mercer, Lieut.Carroll Van Hook, Gordon Michler, A. K.,U.S.N. Vorhees, Reese H. McRol Chas. G. Whitt » A. D. Middleton’ FE Wittens A Martin, Col. G. G. wes Horace, Motu, Nou ae the executive ability of Mr. Lawrence Gardner, who has been constituted the general: manager. ‘Mr. Gardner bas been for along time identified with politics both local national, is a well- known in political circles. At the same time he is connected with the business interests of the cityand is one of our substantial citizens. He is a member of the executive committee and ME, LAWRENCE GARDNER. in addition to the special line of the arrange- ments of which he bas charge he has freely given his time to the duties of his position as member of that committee. He brings to the task the experience which he has gained by his prominent connection with the arrangements gained at previous inaugurations. His assist- ants are Wenere. E. W. Anderson, Alexander Anderson, Thomas B. Kalbfus and Thomas 8. Miller. The Music Committee. ‘Mr. W. H. Slack, the chairman of the music committee, is one of the best known and liked men in Washington society. He is » prominent. member of the Metropolitan Club. In the work of selecting and securing the music for the in- augural ball he displayed a great deal of tact = Judgment and been called the right man in the right place. The work of the com- mittee was practically closed up some time ago, for the band and orchestra were selected and the contracts were all made out. Bids for furnishing the music for the inauguration were received from a number of organizations and the contract for furnishing the promenade wusic for the ball and all the music for the romenade concerts was awarded to the Marine Bana. Its leader, Prof. Fancinili, hassecured a large amount of new music which he will play at the bail. The dance music is to be furnished by Zimmerman & Stein's orchestra, Prof. Zim- merman being the leader of the band at the Na- val Academy, while Mr. Stein is a professional musician of this city. MR. W. H. SLACK. Mr. Slack’s committee comprises the follow- ing: © “De, Ernest F. King, Vice Chairman, John Porter Lawrence, Secretar: Addison, A. O. Johnson, James SM. Barbarin, Dr. F.8, Kasper, Josef Barbarin, F. H. King, Wm. Bruce Blair, Woodbury + Kellogg. Sanford. Biair, Montgomery Keller, Thomas Barney, A. C. Legare, A. B. Berry, W. V. R. Lent, Ernest Bradley, Geo. Lathrop Lee, Blair Belrose, Lewis, jr. McCawley, Chas. L. Bailey. Marcellus © Mahan, F. A. Blair, Lee Metzerott, Frank V. Becker, Frederick © McKennev, Frederick Bine, Arthur Moreell, Herndon Buckley, Barry Poor, Joun Chilton,’ Robert Phillips, P. Lee Cooke, H. D. Philip, J. Van Ness Chureb, Melville Ross, A. Irving Cloward, N. Dushane Riggs, E. Francis Darlington. J. J. Rakeman, Henry 0. Droop, E. H. Reed, Henry J. Dutton, R. W. Roeder. John Richardson, Clifford Stone, E W. Smith, Hubbard T. Sherman, H. C. Thoron, Ward Wallace, W. J. is Ffonlk, Charles M. Hague, Arnold Harrison, Frank Hellen, George West, H. L. Howe, Frank T. Wynne. R. J. Hopkins, Archibald Woodbull, M. V. Z. Hill, William C. ‘Xander, Herman The Auditing Committee. There hasbeen a great deal of money expended by the different committees, but the svatem ix such that the expenditures mnst be very judicious MR. JESSE B. WILSON. the muster of all the critical e rules require. Last in the line diting committee. t duty, ae well as chairman of the committee is Mr. Jesse B. Wilson, the president of the Lincoln National Bank. and one of the most careful and competent business men in the city. Mr. Wilson's associates on the committee are John O. Johnson and Fred W. Pratt. gee How He ¥ecaped Trouble. From the Boston uilobe. “Maris,” he said, ashe entered the house, speaking before his’ wife had time to say s word, “‘this house is in an awful condition.” “Why, Henry——" she began. “Don't try to excnse yourself,” he inter- rupted. “Look at this room! I was going to bring a friend home with me, but I refrained for fear that the house would be just in the con- dition that I find it fn.” “If you had sent word, Henry. “Gent word, Maria? Why should I have to send word? Why should any one’ who claims to be a housekeeper have to be notified so that she can scurry about and make things look re- spectable? And that gown, Maria! It's outrage- us to be dressed in that fashion at this time of ‘I couid have changed it——" “Oh, of course.. You could have done lots of things, but you didn't. You should be ready to entertain your husband’s friends at any time. Isy the dinner is cold, too,” f not so good as it was, You're late, you “Of course; and if I had bi with me he'd have had to si in order to eyes which have had to logize. It isn’t Maria! Ition't Tight ale : Sept And after he had settled himeclf in his arm chair after dinner he chuckled to himself and muttered: : “George! but I should have got s roasting for being inte if I hadn't started in first. It ‘great scheme.” AUCTION SALES. ‘Wyte 2 wrtzsuns 0.00. sms AUCTION SALES. EDUCATIONAL. FUTURE DAYs. FUTURE DAs. IN WASHINGTON. 7! onraz IP HOMAS DOWLING & SON. Aucts.. G12 Est. nw. HABvanp Pppeanay 5g 6 TO THE & * | TRUSTEES: SALE OF Pe ABET GMEROVED | | Instruction in classics. misthersatics and Fnelisn | erp} PROPERTY LN WASHINGTON. branches Classes limite thus insuring indt.idual | WrSPHEMSALAG Hotta iE meAR Urs [agige eres Pent Dees Sms | mary CONTINUATION SALE OF ‘AND. UR AND A BALE STREET | ins FRA a For Pitatare mt M**F33 Sarees of Pal JAPANESE BRIG-A-BRAG At 11 O'clock A. M. and 3 (clock P. M.. At Our Sales Rooms, Cor. 10th an@Penn. ave. n.w. WALTEE B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers. _ ne ae. & {07 ana 1400 Gat JAPANESE ART - SALE. fe13-1m LATIMER & SLOAN, Aneta, WALTER B WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers SALE OF WELL - KEPT ND NEARLY NEW OUSEHOLD FURSIFURE CARPETS, BE. DING, ac.. THE CONTENTS OF SIXTEEN = AUCTION. AT, X. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH EIGHTH, COMENC- ING AT TEN O'CLOCK A.M., we shail sell at resi- dence So. $28 12th st. nw. the following articles [izhally enumerated an’ worthy the attention of per- ntemplatiog uounekee ine: WALNUP ao ANTIQUE OAK CARINET FOLD ING BEDS, MIRRO PRON; WALNUT and OAK CHAMBER SUITES, | OUCHES, “ICKER ROCK. SATERED Tee Epa ER SERENE SL TURE. BRUSSELS, THREF - PLY ee HAIR and HUSK MAT. BEDDING. WIRE- WOVEN MAT- SES, LACE CURTAINS. PORTIERKS, RUGS, LL and STAIR CARPFTS, WINDOW SHADES: INA, GLASS and CROCKE \Y WARE, KITCH) N TNSILS, AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES TOO MEROUS TO MENTION. WALTER B. WILLIAMS & C Aucti nse 116-1m Sino metre: jabaacaae SALE OF LOT ONE, IN BLOCK NO. ASSIGNEES" DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. rs By virtue of adeed of ‘ment _siven tousand uly recorsied “he undersigned assienees will sffer for Save, in frout.of the premises. be pubiie auction, ON SAIURDA® AFTERNOON. FEBKUALY FIGH- TREN AL FOUR O'CLOCK, IN FLONT OF TH s Of mesnpaivision eacwn, ae th aes oF esubdivision known as the “PALIS. 91 THE POTOMAC,” in the District of Columbia. This Jot will be rold subject to adeed of trust for $1,200, with interest at the rate of G per cent per anum, pay: able semi-apnuall: Terms (over and above the trast)cash. A deposit of £100 required at the time of sal ‘The terms of sa'e on ihe Property mentioned a ove aust be complied with in Attea days from the day of sale, otherwise we reserve the right to resell the prop- erty'at th risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser chasers after five days’ adverti-ement in some published in Washincion, D.C. All cot Veyancing, recording. &c., 10 be at the cost of. purchaser or purchasers. 3 fe17,18,20&21 t@-: HE SALE OF LOT ONE, BLOCKS, IN THE subd vision kuown as the Palisades of the Potomac. is Postponed tn consequence of the HURSDAY, FEBLUARY TWENTY-THIRD, at the same hour and place. WM. McNEIR, SIDNEY T. THOMAS, fe18-akas ‘Assignees. WS-THE ABOVE SALE I8 FURTHER PosT- Eonsd pnt, TUFSDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY- IGHTH, at sane hour ‘nd pl WM. McNEIR, SIDNEY 1. THOMAS, fe2t-dkds 4 ‘Assiznees. THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED the werther until on sccoun of he rain ont’ TUESDAY, MARCH SEVEN1H, at same hour and WM. McN® IR. SIDNEY T. 1HOMAS, fe2R-d&ds ‘Assignees. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN ALEX- ANDRIA COUSTY, VA. By vi-tne of a decree entered at the term, 1892, of the circuit court of” A‘exandris, coun’ y, Virwinia, in the chancery cause of Castle- man vs. Welch ‘st al, therein pending, the under- Siened commissioners, for that parpse sppointed will, om APKIL IXTH, 1803, at FIV T. gy praniacely events tain ene Yasin 100 acrone Tore or less and focsted te Aloe: ande a county, ia. ‘This tract of land is imrroved by. ing horse with basemen’, large. three tenast houses, 1 rice orchard, shade treen ard beautifu’ shrubbery, with taenifirent view of the city of Washington. ihis vrand place was the sub- usban home of the il’ustrious Caleb Cushing while he was in official Life at Washington, and the trees and shrobbery that he planted "here are now in thelr fully developed beauty. | The shape of “he lend is almost & Der ect square. and is one of the most venient and national capit: for town lots and ville sitet Mues of electricand steam railroa ts snd a half nulles trom Washinetor I ten-t serine jon. ‘and the residue of ind three years, evi- purchaser, with approved per- and bearing interest from dav of sale, be retained until all the purchase have been paid. ther informa:t appl; S21 F street northwest Nicol, Brent ville, Pri to James E. Clem- ‘ashington, D.C since Willian county, Va. JAMEN F.C EMENTS, ©. E. NICOL. Special Commissioners. I, H. H. YOUNG, clerk of the cirenit court of Alex- andria county, Va..'do certify t sat James F. Clements and. C. E. Ni ot, com niasiono-«. have axscuted bond in the penalty 0% 10,000, conditioned for the faith- ful performance of their’ duties as commissioners in said cause and in accordance with decree therein, given nder my hand on this 25th dey of Febraary, . YOU Tate iirg trcom eof aga bye by te . ei fers: Ove" and above an existing trust of about $2,200 on the M street property cash, ‘the other lov one-third cash, ba ance in ix, tweive and eirhteen months, with interest, secured by deed of trast on the Rrgper:y. or all cash. at the option of the purchaser, 1 of $100 on each propeity requirel at hime ofsale, All conveyancing and’ recording at pur- CHAS. SCHAFFR, ) fo28-dkds CONKAD WEITZEL; Trustees. WINTER RESORTS. ‘VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. THE PRINCESS ANNE, 18 MILES FROM NORFOLK, NOW OPEN. Acombination of ocesn and pine forests makesit an ¢8} sliy healthful resort, witb a itively cura- tiveclimate. Fam us ducking grounds at uj end of Currituck Sound. Addrese ee 8. E. CRITTENDEN, Proprietor. mh2-tu, th.» 26¢ SHE AN MAR lantic City; OTEL STICKNEY, KENTUCKY A from beach: steas heated Parlor. Rates. &2 to 82.50 per werk. hot ‘ant Neigh ey SNES . yey tenience orate 376 fasonabie. “Bend Ree ot a CgPE & BAMFORD. OTEL ORIENTAL, Atlantic City. N. J., Xow fel6im ALEX. M. OPPENHEIMER. A FONTAINE, KE! F NEAR THE atest City NF. aversthing first-class Riese tree 0. 8. WRIGHT. Ho?! WELLINGTON, Atlantio City, N. J. Ocean end of Kentucky avenue. Now open. _fe16-1m M.A. & HS. MILNOR, THe SEW SES ANTIC CITY. Finest view of Jauge sun parlors; pas- year iB. COOK & SON. CHARLES EVANS. KESILWorTH INN, ATLANTIC CITY, Electric elevator. New steam heat. a __ Mra ANNIE GRUBB. TON. ATLANTIC CITY, KENTUCKY beach ; completely refurnisiied since last season. everything first-class, J. For Yo: adios ar.) Boarding priptia tte. [eel 75") 1908 UST SSROOL oF ELOCETION. ‘ORATORY, ACTING, physical rece and voice culture. S17 13eh at. | ae. mar, letier writine, basiness forme, com nerctal SER iae shotiand, penmaresinn TAS T THE BUSINESS COLLTOR, » ©. cor Sh and AGME PHONOGRAPUY 1559 edition npw reedy. Price. $1 Faridity ead lecibility unprecedented. Proficiency in | shorthand, tr jerraphy. im. three SDUCATION FOR REAL. THE SPENCERIAN Bt Natl, Bank of the Ren Bid 1864 —1ea ‘March ] to July 1. Serv ces of graduates alwars in demand terins mod- erate, but no competition With cheap echo: OLUMBIA COLLEGE OS La. eve smber of the fa Col-ege. Six courses: Busi Civil Service, Shorthand and and enthusiastic teaching cpewriting Thorowen and scoieiaee = Doss Perverr sovoor m7 esr sw PES QSTRCeTION wes ur onan, * Address 92 feil-Im* OF suse JASHINGTON CONSE VATORY pad : T. VERNON MUST RW. :totce culture M — Watch throat troubles are o¥ercou aminine voice. YOLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, st nw, private or class les sone, val of the New *. Boston, Mass FPRESCH LP Ss0Ns—207 D si oy Mie, PRED HOMME: ‘Clase ierius tnodlerst>- fel-tapli* HY SICAL CULTERE (DFLSARTE n)—English | bow Stenowra: hy ond Mrs. ELIZABETH KING, 507 F, 14th FOUNG L PANISH and special clase in ELOCUTION a be Formed carly tm Prbruary for ” Address Mr. and Mrs. WM, D. CA? The “IRVINGTON On the beach : steam heat, elevator. music, smoking and billiard rovme; Altered water aimed for i] pire Fores : first-class iu every resooct. Send for cine fe2-260 CHAMBERS & HOOP! TH CHALFONTE, ATLAN1IC CITY, ON THE BEACH. Salt water baths inthe house; elevator: modern and con,p'ete; sun parlors, fend for Illustrate1 Booklet. $a27-3m Address THE CHALLFONTE. ATASTIC CITY, 8.3. REOPENS FEB. 4. ADDON HALL 225-3m_ OTEL CL‘REND! ET "boa. Atlantic vst lass in al! appoiutments. jalan PO NE PENNHORST, T EN TCHIGAN AVE. ATLAN Col. JOHN M. CLARK. CMES HOOD. asian SALE—OLD POINT COMFORT, VA., OPPO- site Fortress Monroe most beantifa! place in Tatum Apply tok, Sc FRANTZ Pascua Va rium. “Apply to 1. 8 ERANTZ, Phievus, Va. fe2co18e 16214 worex, op Porn comront, va Deservedly world-famed, this unique resort is un surpassed in healthfuiness and general attraction. Its the rendezvous for promi sections. Turkish. Russian, baths, the latter celebrated for thetr efficiency in rheumatic troubles, Glass-inclosed verandas. Musi¢ by the United States Artillery School Ban. Nervousness and insomnia speedily and in tmost cases permanently relieved. Sen for descriptive pamphlet. _Se21-s,t.th2m F_N. PIKF, Manager. CcREY Hor EAR HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD PC “OMFORT, VA, > ‘OPENS: FEBRUARY 15 Large erounds; piazzas; water from; select accom- modations. Z WALTER KEFSING, Proprietor, fe9-1m Box :33, Fortress Monroe, Va. OCEAN TRAVEL LATIMER & SLOAN, Auctioneers. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, STORY BRICK DWFT. ROOMS (LOT 24 FE: 120 FFET DEEP), Bi AT AUCTION. We will sell at public auction premises on FRIDAY, MAKCH T! THAT V NG. Ci s INCH torms of sale complied with in teu days or right 4 ferved to resell at risk and cost of purchaser in fault. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser's cost. Taxes to be paid todate of male. Title perfect. LATIMER & SLOAN. mb2-drds Auctioneers, G®°- W. STICENEY, Auctioneer, 1411 G st TRUSTER’S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOUTH CAKOLINA AVE- NUE AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, IM- PROVED BY A SMALL FRAME HOUSE, By virtue of a certain deed of tr Liber 1613, folio 417 et seq. one of for the District of Columbia, and at the request of the party secured thereby, we will «fer for sale, in Sront of the premises, op MONDAY. THE THIB- TEENTH DAY OF MAKCH. 1803, AT FIVE O'CLOCK P.M., the following describe: propery i the city of m, Distiict of Covumbis, to wits Lt lotkored “"O" in square south of aguare 1059" ‘Terms of sale: aif cash and the balance in one year, with interest at the rete of 6 percent petane hum, payable semi-annonally, and secured by of rat cathe proper aolg, or all rah. at te option F; $100 4 ‘posit at time of sale. Terms complied with in ten Says of te perty will be rafal amis pag esine varchar BENJ. F. LEIGHTOX,} Trustees, STICKNEY, Auct., 1411 Gat USTEES’ SALE OF FOUR NEARL! [- THEE TED BRICK DWELLIN RARLY COM: 800TH SIDE FLORIDA AVENUE BETWEEN By vistoe of s certain hocd of at, aed ene, a 2 a rf 180s, aud recorded in Liver No Toso, folie 160 3 8 ‘Yeyor of the District of Colum: ia 6; and also all that part of said square at the northwest corner of said lot fourteen {1 Fuuning thence northwestwardly alone ‘the Bor street 11 foot. due south 67 21-100 feet, thence east wardly 5 4-100 feet to the aouthwest corner of said lot Afteen (15), wardly 63 11-100 feet in a straigh. line tovether wmprovements on all 3 fh the 1 jd lapd; subsect, however, to & we EDMO! TON Tresten 5} £008, mh2,4.0-8:1118 Omon nw. qavel Sra of Itso, ave your letters and cabies addressed care ED H. LOWS STEAMSHIP. EXCHANGE, o ICAN TRAVELERS, SS. TRAFAL SQUARE: will be nunibered and forwarded to a OW'S own sywtem, ins ine safede- livery. Bawgace stored, forwarded and clin-ked by the American system.” Coinpiere banking facilities. T uss of LOW'S P (CRET CABLE CODE, trice 30 cents, isindispenaable. Send for a copy of “THE PASSEN- GEK,” containing valuable in‘ormation, free. ED’ H. LOW, LOWS EXCHA NG! Ja2-fm_Head office. 49 BROADWA. WYO ‘QURS TO THE TROPICS—ATLAS LINE. ‘Weekly service from New York to the Islan of Jauaica, renowned for, its salubrigns climate and natural beanty ; winter station of the British navy aud headquarters of tue British army in the West Indies ‘Good hotels aud amien iid roads. Togular sailings also for Halt, Costa Rica an ‘the tS many ol world towns of the Spanish main. ~ Mlus trated pamphlet nailed free. PIM, FUKWOOD S CO., Agents, 24 State st.. New York. 217-4in, PROFESSIONAL. P2GE, CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED A ,tdvertisine clairvoyant, astrologer and mediunia ity. ‘Born with wonderful prophetic gift of second sight, tells all the events of your life from crate sommes Feveais hidden ny recovers lost property of points out ent iy troustess ceil int ness, removes faialiy troubles, evil influences. from other cities and all in trouble will seve fine and money. by coming t> richt ‘place s ones, aa he ‘where others have failed. Gonvinces Rost skeptical, "Ad can do. Alt business Advertises only what dential. Sit 50c. ES 9. Besidence, 480 Hi st.. bet. 430 ct % Guhinte. southwest. LEONORE. FROM VIENNA, CELE-| class. MApaMe AU brated phrenoloxist and planet lite reader. re- is — Sos and future. | Ladies, “Se. wentie- ‘MME PAPHAEL. AEL, CLAIRVOYANT AND AST: with L. ames and |i gatee tae ito clan iband or ater nad “4 yastoeee then Se —{ wi orttless charms, V0 Fst. aw. Kou i. M*, FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE medium; life given from cradle to. ‘Hours to 7, Has removed 9 Ths! — to 220 Md. ROF. FANTLEROY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS ee, S00. "Sours bres Delaware ave.. bet. Mand Naw. 4 DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATED alleventsof fie. sour, Sam too pg See dyed, ke isarinenc se abe ADIES, SUPERFLUOUS HAIR RFMOVED FROM face, neck and arms, and its growth forever de- "aloo mah stroyed: “Tealtgent "al a ‘my own Per- “Treatiment, by tall, outside of crty. Write. Private residents call G&L Tae et nw Conan ee Ad 'S LUCKY TO CONSULT GIPSIE! "—QUEEN ibe eles erg a ae. 16 Os ow. P.O. be 5c. Saa'61.” Open Gandaye SE Consul IN CABINET Vi io BoStON CAMINET VAPOR BATAS—sOrENTIFI TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF z 1327 G st.n.w. Mik Bee Bitheonise ste. 2. Ww. a ee qr Tooele Tel ce muricome EAS Bates AND CHTROPO- maser — DAVEE Songs SF abiaaea tate Be antes: Totekat ot OF LANGUAGES, nw. n Branches . Enziish, Latin, Transiations. URES & COMEDIES Free to pupds. 4 programs. Mocsr Vesxos Sewranr, CORNER M AND 11TH STREETS ¥. W., WASHINGTON, D. Cc. Fiehteenth year opened OCTOBER & Aeelect hich-erade boarding and day schoo! for voung ladies and little girls—thorouxhly modern in its sptrit and method: New butldines, perfe-tly eantnned for health an? comfort—steain heat, passenger elevator, perfect sanitation. Circntara sent on anplication. Tograduates, and to the public eanerally. ts 0! fered a sporia) stu ty in Greek litersture by tran: tions, A class bewinuing Homer's Iliad will meet on ‘Monday, February 13. 1893, and hold tts sessions from 3 to 40'@ock on Monday and Thursday after. nocns for twelve weeks following. Mn. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal. SCO! of Shortland and Typewri Capitol st. : day and night sessions: persons for examinations: vradpates assisted to pox trial week in any devaftment free of charge. FMEXD'S SPLFOT SCHOOL. asit 1 A thorough and jrogrees:ve schoo! for both sexe: ESS, BALCINS CIVIL. SERVICE INSTITUTE A ss College, 12207 10th xt. nw. Pupt pre. fully for civil service, dep thon Stenogranhy tau action in bu-inesa and uiand bealthfal location at 40 miles from Washine. the historic **Coo! ton and 60 miles MES.» BEADLEY. mop: cst, N 2ML formerly New York. invites path. nave of Was ineton ladies. “Latest style costusres. perfect ft, moderate prices. Cutting and basting a specialty. In QUICK WORK. PINE WORK. MODERATE PRICES. Goods calied for and delivered. is I a } ABLISHED 1800.—FAGRET'S HATR TONIC, ep ce eae: = fis pal. “Seid W. 8. THOMPSON, 703 15th st. NI, 484 Pa. ave. sais $1. ROsH's INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, s* 8 NOE Oat and. ota" : ZING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEAN- Fee Sctablishinent, 1205 New Tork ave. CFitet- b ~ eal SRTON ED GAMOLINE LERCH. formerly with A. Fisher and Maison Parts. Yriese, mms DENTISTRY. |] NITED STATES DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 401 jeading dente ization ‘Principal, cities, For: pare fear YROSHON'S DENTAL PARLORS, ESTABLISHED & Biz to $20. Open all hours, tocludigs Sundae, Tacs ‘used for painlessextractionof tect: fevi-y" AINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH. iO po. NO CHLOROFo! ‘0 DANGER. 10 ¥THER 33 Bae Eo Soma oak NO SWFLLED GUMS. (Oo UNPLEASANTN! id EXTRA ‘OHAnoE exclusi of PA, — ive control ‘® preparation for use APPLIED TO THE GUMS, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAINLESS. ee ee Siswcline oiler eterrecls ses ye af eect meee ies few private lessons (oo, Sevannan, Jecknonvillo and St. Augustin olbgir si}. aur ao Tih Sleeping Car Hervebore to cntinnatt a : oa aa Wiarscbars ae pees naa risbure with, trvbure and Covoiand. Pullman, Dinine Gar Pemstert es OMe atl separ tll ete Sy toe nehewtar tally foe merortonty AT Jo. Sam tary ani «AS vm, itn Tost ew Fork. dao. me deys ony - FOR, iphia woek, TTL ADELP RTA % th. week ONLY. Pr ia) A and OS “n arwsan Naw Vorh Ter Atlantic Gitr, 11am. andil , tet m2. an 0. 5.40,0 14 748, Sortimiends. & For « Sm and 433mm. Astty 9. 9.0% ana 12 * *) aman’ 47 Iv mxnent Sanday ped dave. 9 R ALEXANDRE oP THF sor lexan 699. & 3" . sor he south, 4.39 an4 20.57 an. * Alevamaria for Myton af the offion, northeast =". Penner ivania aventie. anit st tp ran be left for the checking > ‘On from botels ant pesidan~ax 7. R. Woon, i UaT] General Passenger secon, BAL tore & onto nareRoan. Schedule tn affect Xo Leave Washineton fro rarmbar 131 ey Fast hinted Limited na 1 Stanton, $10.40. a ions. + eee en Toa atone, on ah ee Ty ToS AM TT ans 30, O45 mit 7 JSant RM am. 12.1500 oF Ram. 43>. —— ck, tRNA. 30a m.. OLAS, kM, For Mmaretown, $10.49 a.m an’ #5. 99m. For Rovtant war noiate Saye an eh For a 'tharchonne an’ wey ret sam $19.45 MLTR ART, $4 TT, OTT OT OED 4 OT num. Pgtrese tat canal rims baress tra nrinvinal tations ROYAL BLUE 11 For Philate'ohia, Ne fae, 800010. Pint 4075.00, Minine Cart onen at 10.00 o'clock), pan aie temnia. Wilmineton ani Chester, £93 ‘Rafer Parlor Oars on all Any traine. For Boston, *2. 49 nm. with Pal’man Rafts Sse wrranning throneh to Boston withoat chee ™. xew Yor Pare TY YORK AND mmeknensie ridge, landing passen tors in Baa M, station at Roston, For Asian ic City, 10.00a.m. and 12.059.m. Sum 2.05 p.m. Patty. Sunday only. ZT roca tras yma SHAa. Oo Sot Inia) 3. opeLL. Gen, Manacer. NVILUP mati Roan on, F. W. HU TDEROPER AX? REUBEN FOSTER RPCPIVERS Scheie tn effect November 20, 1997 Allteaine aer've and levee at Po 1 Chertotteevite ‘in for Front Roval and Stresbnre tally i a. Dally WASHINGTON AND SOUTH WESTeRN VESTIBE TTED, compoved sae | tire'y of Patlman Slonner, Pariocan dS yokine and rans to Atinnta ( x homes) with Pate throngh "New York and. via Monteomerr ant New Ys Aiton “and A Tally for st etnpst metnte anwth Richmond and anvilia weatem. "Pullen ices New York and Wasthineton to Hot Speines wis, eke Jneten on Sante N WASHINGTON AND ONTO DIVTSTO ington at 10a med nme ant To ris Wakhineton 830. a.m. daily “Train leaving Wash darrivine G53 am. roas toakd meh trains from the sonth arrive Washineton m 10.408." an49. 98mm. Mansesas Divi 10.403. m. and. 8 p.m. exrant Sanave eotiitety Rew ine Cae craervations and tatormation ichet at offre, 18 maavivania sve. wat a Passenger Station, Pennsylvania Nallroad, Washing |APEAKE AND OHTO RAILWAY. [SCHEDULE 1X EPFECT OCTORER 1, 1m. ‘Traine leave daily from Union Station ( . oograine care daily ion Station (B ant Through the evandest scenery in America, with Pandsornest snd” noe complete No:ld-Trela Serves West rom Washington ee Em Aa Cinctnnat! ant 8. Yonte Tay. —Solld ‘veatiimiad. newly eaninped. testis: Hehted train. Paula nest sien Ww Minne ra ‘Arrives Cincin yxtt 8:00. Gisnapolis 11:50 am. St. Louis 7-35 p. 0. ma “iin: m. Aafiy—The famons “P. FV. Limite” = vevibae train with dining ser and Pattone Hieerery for i Lex wand Lov Fihont changes arriviga CenMepatl 6.25 Taxineton 8 100. i. Louleviie 9:3) p. te, is 15:05 0 mm. Ohtvags 2 Pea. mt Ls wag crmnectine in Tinton Aenet tor ai lotteaviit mon. Warnesbore’. rasan Figetee! Virzinis points; daily, except Sun’ Fehon epee locationa sand 147 , nd H.W. PULLER, Gen'l Passeneer Arent POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. = = = —= WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. GIMITED. Tor Potomas river landin-s Notice.—Tn addition to present schedule to the ‘pressure of business the Str. Wakebe pall gu Monday. Thursday "and Saturday. retary i . Peiday end cuniay, for recuiar ines ae far cs Matton Creek; ales touching Foser's, rel 14 Brent's and Chapel Point. Machodor and Mattos Srecial schedule ty follow—e to change Wwithovtuctice, CW. RMDLEX. Geut Manager: AST FREIGHT PAILADELPHI freigit doliverien Phi [yasminatox “trampoat co, -LIMITED™ aapted to 6 who WY sattingzon STEAuROAT, - hs’ Deo. 8 wsubiect to change withow notice’. =a ae ‘DAYS at, pie to ae rowsmith. —, “WASHINGTON” end ““NORFOLE.* Daily st 7 p.m. from the foot of 7th st. for Portres Monroe, Newport News, Norfolk, Virwinis Beach, Fortemouth snd the south Throagh sleopiag oat ‘service via Norfolk end Carolina railroad and Atiantio Ccsst line, between Norfolk, Wilmingtoa. Cherian HO. CaLLaNAR, Gee. tay,