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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

IHE CHICAGO TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
CtCsns AGiooHS at III J.. m.-HOtr IL Works.-The IL
O'clock ordinance went into effect last night
There was considerable diversity of opinion rel
ative TO The manner i'm which the saloon.keepeys
OF the various sections OF the city would receive
ana submit to the order. II was generally agreed
that the majority would respect the law. and
the non CLOSING wing would be small IN mum Der
ana influence. So specific had been the orders
gwen the ponce that 1t was understood, should
any bars be found in operation, those selling the
liquors were to be at once arrested. In ali a..
rectiohs OF the city, a. far as known, no oppe-
sition was even attempted, but curtains were
Drawn closely down, lights were extingujshed
doors were locked, and an unusual quiet pre-
vailed. The arrests at the different precinct
stations were few. The order works we'll evil
uehly, In regard to police court dockets uni
versal good order, and in Depicting the n,inci
pal thoroughfares of persons of no occupa ion
ana Questionable character. The only places
doing bt saness were the ice cream saloons whose
proprietlrs apparently did a thriving trade
Chicago l,fsI-Ocean.
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RACE-HoRsEs IN TRAINING AT JEROME
rAEk--In no previous year have there been so
few race horses in training at Jerome Park st
this Iericd of the season as now. The spriny
meeting Of the American Jockey Club will be-
GIN IN three weeks, and there are not more th an
thirty horses at work on its course This. how.
ever s not to be attributed to any falling off in
the public interest in regard to racing, for the
forthcoming meeting promises to be more bril-
haht ma any OF its predecessors, but to the
being held prior to that at jerome Park. The
majority of the horses that usually winter and
u am at the latter have been this spring at Pim-
leo Park.-N. z Tribnne Mnu % q
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The PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
The proceedings of the general assembly were
enl1vened yesterday by q somewhat startling
resolution, offered by Rev. DIR. Samuel b. Bell
winch proposed an inquiry into the eNpediency
OF adopting the itinerant system for the clergy,
At first it was supposed that DIR. Bell was jok-
ing, bat he backed mp his resolution with a
speech which showed that he was in real earnest
He argued that under the Presbyterian system
the Independence of the pastor Is taken away:
that his life is spent In the futile attempt To
please everybody; that he is subject to the con
slant criticism and persecution of every one who
Is anxious that he should leave, and that any
member of his congregation who is so disposed
can make his position SO unhappy that he will
resign to escape from further controversy. DR.
Bell did not finish his speech, and probably he
win be heard from again.
The fraternal messengers from Scotland and
Geneva were received, and eloquent addresse-
of greeting and welcome were exchanged
AFTER the recess, the report OF the committee
on foreign missions was considered at great
length, and most of the recommendations were
adopted. Seventy-fye thousand dollars was
pledged by individuals and churches 10 Iioui-
date the debt of the board Of foreign missions
amounting sl31 COO.
The ass by appointed committees to confer
with the 50 ithern Assembly and the Old Schoo,
Synod OF missouri, with a view to reunion.
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Two sterie. OF the I..upley Murder.

An Annapolis correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette says: "Owing TO the absence OF Sheriff
Alien from the city yesterday, and his direc-
tons TO Warden McNew, Nicholson did not see
the papers yesterday with Hollohan's confession
in them. To-day he first learned of it, and be
became more excited than he ever has been.
since he was incarcerated in our jail. Nichol-
son Is very garrulous, and will talk or, it might
be said, cannot help talking. He says he did
not propose the plot OF the robbery to Hollohan
while on the drive TO Canton, and denies tn AZ he
had anything to do with the actual killing of Mrs
Lampley. He states that he was outside whilst
the murder was being perpetrated. He says that
the words which Hollohan attributed to him
about 'croaking Mrs Lampiey was the language
Of the former to him. He denies ever receiving
any OF the money obtained by the robbery.
Hollohan's statement that Nicholson and he
attempted to escape from our courthouse at
the time Marshal Frey was attacked is contro-
dicted by his own words to one of the keepers of
our jail, to whom he stated no one knew any
thing of it but himself. Judge VIM. H. Tuck
has been engaged to argue the case upon Nichol-
sons behalf, in connection with w. Frank
Tucker, ESQ.,, before the court of appeals when
his case Is taken up before that tribunal. W.
HOilingsworth Whyte, ESQ.,, having withdrawn
from the case. 1t is understood that the nine
jurors OF this city who formed part of the jury
in the Lampley case, have agreed to sign petit
ton to the governor to extend the time of Hol-
lohan's execution. The object of this is that
eth may be executed together. If the petition
(the three other jurors out of the city will doubt
less sign the application Sls0) come before the
governor, Ii will in all probability there Is rea-
son TO believe, be granted.
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@Lavabedouins is the latest for Modocs
~Four Italian female students are matricu-
lated in college 1t Rome.
- The average Indiana female scboo,
teacher gets married In six months After arriv-
ing from the east. :, -
o0The national christian association op-
posed TO secret societies" u holding q session
with closed doors AZ Monmouth, III.
@whilst Chicago bars are ordered 70 be
county, Ind, hae been fined fsrrefssing 10 open
that hour.
ga Philadelphia mechanic proposes to
build steamships OF iron and steel without Q
joinf. This be accompanies by welding the
plates and frame, instead Of using bolts or
s2-The Bridgeport tCt) STANDARD of Nav %.
saws there were sfill snoWdrifts remaining In the
town Of Goehsn, adding nat Sin ene spcl there
willow tree rec, i 5 full bloom, Around Shich ne
sSDr s. @. Ashcreft, q PROMINENT resident
Of Sandusky, Ohio, ives shot and mortafy
Wounded vhile walking q street Of that city lat
wednesday night Jesse GreGg, son q ex-
~resterday morning the bedy Of man vas
found In the river Ct Harbeck store. Brookirn.
n T. From the tact that The .dead naa hcd 4
deep 9nsh over his right eye Il e suspectod dad
he net his death by ibul play.
line 81; Louls Democsss rubHshse batch
esuthsri nlinels, Kamas and Iowa, v1ich pre-
dIsfs alsrge sad excsllent wheat crop, bat short
-, 80 Daneury man Who hes been nssr,si
eva IN a small rag carpet that has been down
six months, than there is In tWeivs-ba relied
tank Of whisky.
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THE CAPTURRD herald CoRREsPoxpESr rs
The arrest OF Price, the correspondent of the
New York Herald in Havana, and the refusal
to allow his counsel and friends to communicate
with him, has revived the question of the power
OIL the government to try foreigners according
nesses ana prisoners is taken BY the iud ge with
out publicity, and prisoners are compelled TO
answer written irterrogatOries without know
ing the charges s.inst them or who are their
accusers. 1t Is r. ported that a courtmartial is
to be convened in Cuba to try O'Kelly,
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From Europe To- day.

DEATH VI COUNT MANZoNi.
ROME, May 3.-Count Alexander Manzoni.
the celebrated Italian poet and novelist is dead.
He was 50 years old.
THE SULTAN AND THE KHEDrvR.
CoNsrANTINoPLR, May 23.-The Sultan gave
an audience yesterday to the khediye Of Egypt,
whose reception is stated to have been of the
most cordial nature. ~ .v01-.-l
ANOTHER SPANISH MIDDLE.
LoHDoN, May IA special dispatch from
Madrid to the Daily Ners says differences have
arisen between Gen. Nouvilas, Minister Of War,
his associates In the eovernment who are
anxious for the recall Of the general to Madrid.
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TIE BANK OF ENGLAND BoNBs.-The bonds,
amounting TO So 900, alleged 70 have been pur
chased by George Mcdonald out OF part OF the
proceeds Of thu Bank of England forgeries,
which were found in Springfield, Aass., Tues
day, were attached on their arrival TN New
FORK city, and Will be delivered pending the
decision Of Commissioners 6utman, who has
charge of denomination OF Mcdonald.
THE BOsfoH FoRssR.-James A. Coo was
srrafgned In Boston yesterday, charged with
uttering feFgd certificates A new cOmpfafrlt
vas preseptkd by the prosecution, charging for
geries to the amount OF si15O00, In addition 70
$50 ,ooc coptoined in the former complaint. The
1 defe No ant waived On exarninstiOn al the next
term Of t. supfeme court, but on consent Of
the court the prosecution tntrodnced testimony.
~A mar In Chicago with broken skun
die. ., {. 1,.,,T -. - T. -
o0rThe Indian cd association, OF which Mr.,
Tappsn TeWnsend b chairman, makes an ap-
peel n behs1f Of the Modocs.
RThe caee o. Jphn W, Norton chaxeed With
once, Van be ried It tAs. Octobw tsRn eftks
Unit0 States circuit coart In New York.
~Joaquin Miller told Mr.. RsdpAtA that be
was 70 be married soon - an Enelish IGdv o.
fortune, the only daughter Of Sir I. d. Hardy,
Of London.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Leecbs.! Leeches. Leeches.
Imported swedish Leechss will hereafter alva-s
ee tept fer sale, wholesale or retail, by ARTHUR
SATIASS, Druggist, corner ID and streets north
acct.
Also JUST RECEIVED
siresh snppiy 81 all new Family and Patent Medi-
CastOria, substitute for Castor Oil,
CsntAur Liniment,
Smmons' Liver InvigOrstor,
Aver Medicines,
Schenck's Medicines,
Mthlers Herb Bitters,
Winchester Hy po- phosphates-
Cod Liver Oils Of all kinds,
Or. James Medicines,
Aelfnbold + Buchu,
Kennedy Discovery, Salve and Imminent,
Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
PieTceis Golden Medical Discovery.
These and all other Remedies of the day al LAY
popular low rates for cash
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
my23tr I'd and d streets northwest.
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~NAN An trsCfMACx TELL TIE TRCTR1
XIV tekk, May E.--JQdge CHARLES n. d.
icy, PRESIDENT Of the ecoeraphkcAl so<fefy,
tpcshing Oh The death Of Captain Hall of lie
folarfs Arctic expedition. saws Thar TIE reftsr-
writer, who started the pots ming story mon An
Suppression OF suspicion OF an ESaufmaax
would not have done 20 has ne Known me Nreesf,
The Esquimaux does not know shat frsth
means Joe Il spoken OF AZ a well mesrsn~
man, but Hans Is man OF vefy OAi fepat.fias,
and was near being hsngef hy Dr. Hayes ON ore
OF bis expeditions. Sc convincing was the proof
that he had been the cause Of the death OF Mr..
Sontag, that Judge Daley l. not inclined ~ &C
cept as true the stories tod OF Cart Budding
ton by those rescued, and alluccs 20 the cir
cumsfances that + yson sBi Myers were rsenre-
ported as showing insulsord nation q Disco.
captaln Hail, he says, however. wss not oana-
Ole OF leading such an execution. and id not
care 80 much that the forth poie Ehogfd be
reas he'd A. he should react IL. He wss no 49,
man, and attempts 10 induce him 20 leave thu
CONN and 10 Lieut. GTinh n, SOU Of his bsua-
factor, failed. This Mr.. Grinnell. when suol en-
10 on the subject. said CAPTAIN n All larkeS oniv
one requisite tor the tssk he unaertoOk-ahllitx
70 govern his men. he was 90 familiar with
his crew.
John Hegemsn, who furnished IN. exne.si.
ton with PORTION OF lite outfit Is MADE 20 ssv
by an interviewer thai Hall expressed hsm.eff
connde Ut that Baddington, Chester and Nort.n
would sustain him in any disclpllne he s.oull
attempt 90 enforce. and that be tIIeccm.nN i'm
daily visits 90 the foisrk whch AZ New york
was not fayorably Impressed by Tvson. re-
garded him as very dissatisfied msn aud one
whom II would be Gificult 20 M amaze.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

FULL STOCK OF The FOLLOWING
REMARkABLY CHEAP GOODS HAS JUST
BEEN RECEIVED. ON EXAMINATION
THEY WILL SPEAK FOR THEMSEL YES.
Cents Fine Linen Hemmed q sndkerchiefs, sfor 81.
H HI4un !; Nc n I0.slss O. And ayr o..
tssi Br Hall No. %S:s 5l Rni: cf fGy g.
sa' and fsd S.G5s . TOR 81 Shirts,
Splendid sq-Peneers, 80 cents and 81.
% EnsiisS and II French is R.ir si srn.h.., 81.
Enssiish snexi Strap, 50 cents and A..
the best Ma'IID: ana Veil :s.ss At one dollar
fine Hsms;itchsd ~ Hss Shrs "a .na,,s
Mourning do, and 2 for 81.
5 pairs Ladies or Children's full regular made
Childfsns s.5iped full regular extra long Hose.
Solid Walnut Square Picture frame, with glass and
back, size sxlo, 81 cents.
i fine r oval p fsa%s:, 70 cents and 81.
Splendid sstehsls and Baskets, 81.
Children's Rockers and Chairs, 81.
Fine on GhrOmcs in solid WAaM Frames, at
Roll Plate Bracelets, Sets Rings, Charms, Chains,
500 s;sis: q kuSs ss snd J sf Jss.ly
ALL THESE ANDA THOUSAND OTHER
ARTICLES AWAIT YOUR INSPECTI0N.
b. e3LV1RB1Eo
mETROPOLsfAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls s.vENrH STREET.
nlsti sssr Psanvivasis svsuas.
ExAAIHs rH1 80
. GOLD srsorAOLs. aAe
ONls -, Is-a ) To- : : :
fa IA. HENPLIR. oSfician.
(,ARPxTs. CARPITs, CARPEfs.
NEW STORE!
q ossSsrPp+ IA LARar ASSORTMENT OF
sHoIsE, OARPIrs. oILCLoTH, NAT
srvisTH sr.i Ting. RUGS. MATS, &C.
Perso, s, iu mist psses eau .sa s.:rins s.d
nNln ssA 7,a g., MT, TAX. - ffrf,
JAPAN FANS. = ----.E :.
Severe, thousand received, wholesale and retail.
Ssts RxED . SONS.
nr.s. - 9. lal. y sr... .orsaue...
Id "a Be 9sst4 md a fsd IN an iIs~tesSis ~,
\ % Cashmere and FLANNEL suite st a. SIR lbs |.
! IcIl Pm. ave- nssr lsh - -
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THE COUNSEL OF TAINToR, the defaultipg
cashier o. the Atlantic bank, in New York yes
tefday moved to quash the indictment against
the prisoner on the ground that the exact
amount Of the alleged embe element is moi
stated, and the exact denominations of the biii
withdrawn from the bank Is not given. De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

CLERICAL APPoINTMEHTs.-Geor ID. Scott
and Henry Adams, of New York, and David G..
Fountain, of the District of Columbia, have
been appointed frst-class clerks in the Post
Office DEPARTMENT
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The Decoration Day ssquasble &C Sarr
Lake dits.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 22-The statement
telegrap he'd last night from a newspaper here
that the troops at Camp Douglass are opposed
70 Tie Mormons taking part in the decoration
OF the soldiers' graVes. H. untrue Some dis
charged volunteer soldiers favor the exclusion
OF Mormons from participating In the ceremo-
nice, but the regular troops have expressed no
such desire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAM was brought up
under writ OF habeds corpus in New York yes
terday morning before Judge Fancher, in the
supreme court, who, after short argument, and
the consent Of Trains counsel to have the writ
dismissed, stated that he could not go behind
the record In the present case proceeding, but
that under the statute an examination could
take place at any time as to sanity or insanity
Train, will make another application prior to
his Icing sent to the insane asylum at Utica.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

THE FUNERAL .oF THE LATE GEN. CANDY
takes place at Indianapolis this evening Gems.
Sherman, Sheridan, Mcdowell, Crook aud
other prominent officers are expected to be
present.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DARkHCRST HOUSE, Aa.ayoIis Janaion,
bOtcsrd eoseSty- Nd, situated ON the 4
W Arlington Branch Baltimore and Ohio vEHAV
ksiruad improvements have been made les
for the comfort Of guests equal IL summer rrs
" the state. Guests with families will find this
House a desirable place for the summer For fur
thtr inscr alton address
M wv GEORGE BELL, Proprietor
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THREATENED TROUBLE In FRANCE. A
telegram from Paris says that the debate which
1T IL expected will take place in the National
Assembly to-day absOrbs the attention of al
classes. There are apprehensi0ns of disturbance
and precautions have been taken by the military
authorities for the suppression OF disorderly
demons ,ti0ns. 1t is reported that conspiracy
to kill President Theirs has been discovered
The conductor Of the plot is said to be mad.
rms
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GLAes EYEs.-The minor details Of the new
census tables Of manufacturers contain matter
a H.. ssd in
depepd upon one shop for their homemade ar
tifcial eyes, and this shop only employs three
hands. Think of the consequences to one eyed
people il this shop should burn up, or one or
two of these men should die, or they should all
20 on q Strikel -----------
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The THREATENED Indian difficulty in Ari-
iona has probably been averted by the offer OF
tho beef contractors, to whom the government
Is already largely indebted, to furnish beef I'M
hl duly next, when the new appropriations
will be available,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

PosThAsTKRs throughout the country will be
furnished with the new Official postage stamps
week
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NBw YoRK, Nay PA letter from San An
tonia, Texas, dated thr 18th Instant stafee that
the Mexicans on the RE- Gfande have been re.
Gently reinforcing their tSo0ps- While Secre-
tary 0elkuAp and General Sheridan we're A.
Fort Clark, band Of Mexicans made a dash
within seven miles Of them, carrying on thirty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-23

JOHN BRIGHT, referring to the adherence of
the Americans to the republic, saws: HThe Ar
guments used by mOnarchists in support of the
present form Of government in Great Britain
may be used with equal reason in support of the
republic in America" =
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EXterminatfOn.

THE FIGHT WITH THE LlPANs AND KICKA-
POOe-OFPlCIAL RRPORT-NNETERN WAR
RIORs KILLED-No STATEMENT AS TO wHE-
THRR THE PIsHT TOOK PLACE on MEXICAN
SOIL.
The Secretary Of War to-day received the
following telegram from Lieut.-General Sheri-
dan, dated Chicago last night:
General Augur telegraphs that Col. Macken-
zie. with six companies Of the 4th cavalry and
twenty-five Seminole scouts, struck a camp of
Kickapoo and Lipan Indians abont eighty
miles from Fort Clark, Texas, early on the 18th
inst, having marched all the night previous,
and killed nineteen Indians and wounded two
and captured one book, a former chief of the
Lipans, and forty-One women and children, be-
sides destroying two villages, with their accu-
mulated property. He had three of his men
wounded-one mortally. He has already over
fifty captured ponies"
The dispatch is silent as to the precise locality
where this fight took place, saying nothing
about its being on Mexican territory.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
ExCURsION TO GLYMONr.


EXCURSION TO GLYMoNr.
OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY,
SEvBNIg STREET WHARF,
WAsHINsToN, May Il, 1873.
On and after June the steamer WAWAsEr can
be chartered for Excursions to ely .R~~s,
mont on MONDAYS, Tuesdays, Wed Es$a-
nesdaye and Thursdays. The steamer 11kz'azz
Is nov incomplete order, having been thoroughly
overhanled last winter. She has a fine, commodous
saloon on her upper deck, and il IN every pect
adapted 10 the excursion business.
The Potomac is now beautiful, and Giymont in
and the grounds put IN good order.
Tor charter, spply AT Office Of Potomac Ferry
company, foot Of 9TH street. m2i-2w
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CONVICTED OF MURDER.-Thomas Jaclson
coiored. was on the Eth instant conyicted. in
the circuit court Of st. Mary'county OF mnr-
dering James Schofeld. The deceased kept
small store IN ST. Msry's county, and slept in
the same building. On the night of the sth OF
April, the store was burned, and the BODY OF
Schoneld was found among the ruins next norm
ing. Some goods were found In Jacksen,s bouse
which were identified a. similar TO those vhich
Sehofeld had in his store. He also, on TIVE ec-
casions had proposed to men of his own color IN
make raid on Sebcfed, who had killed a man
named Wesley Thomas, and had not beer MN.
,shed nor the murder. jackson has been sent
enced 70 be hanged at such time as the Cow
ern0r shall name.
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ANOTHER POLITICAL Row IN Arkansas
A special dispatch to the st. Louis Times saws
that political troubles have broken out again in
Mississippi county, Arkansas. John Dorrer
selzed the sheriff's Office and forced out b. T.
Best, who was declared elected last fail. Both
parties have sent kilograms to Gov. Baxter,
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s. rsSs:. e, -: 49, 49,
R E:. thssss - "a .sAs: e, ssss fss
dsrs..nd ia IS xoaiG 1n:sssais a s.npaisn
fer the Sesator.hip Len vacast By the seslg1s-
'tioh Of Nr Caldwolf lieI = r.aIo i = q
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THE BURNING OF BosroN has generally been
regretted as great calamity, although the op-
portunity II has Afforded TO widen and str ten
some OF the streets has been thought by some 70
compensate in some degree. IL is now under
stood that, instead Of it having been los to
the taxable value OF the city, IL has really been
benefit, and Il is stated that this wears yalua-
ton OF the land alone in the burnt district IN
larger than the valuation of the land and AN
the buildings upon it, before the fre.-Boston
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WnaAXoeallena

PHILApAPaIAsM Nay 23.-Thfs moruinR Ed
ward Burns MAS struck ON the head and XII lea
By falling ladder at . mill corner Of 2lst and
Pine streets.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
ON THE LINE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILROAD,
BdTH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

VII he opened for the reception Of visitors on the
Isl OF u NE, with sccoIHI,s lations for n . ;. =
three hundred persons. They are accessible VfStAV
~ the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from ie.
sELEBRAIED FALLING SPRINGS and tn,
naIhHGtINiFiCENT SCENERY ON JACKSON
Passengers BIZ mail train from the east arrive a,
C0yirgton at7:Up m Express trains from he west
arrive 81 SIS Visitors for the Springs by these
trans r. main over night At Gown ytOn Passengers
mail rains from the west arrive Gov ingtcn at
I'D m Express trains from the east arrive al 71sl
A. m. Stages and other vehicles for the Springs
leave Covine'en every morning Trains st0p twenty
minutes az Gown g'on for brt akfas and supper
iEI heI N1; NTH s r acc"mmodati,ns
gagged fr the season, and the usual facilities fJr
anusen,ent and recreation provided.
b'~trlpuve pamphlets can be had Of Messrs.
IurSell, Ladd Co., Richmond, or Of the Agent at
Terms Boards per day 500 per month Chill.
dren and cOlored servants h slf price.
NJ HousToN, NJ. D., resident physician.
mls-m wf3w b. NJ. QUARLES, Agent.
NAT1ON.-This beautiful and healthy summer
resort, situated near Smokers Gar,
and surrounded by the Blue Ridge noun VEsA3
tain. and within two hours ride BY r. 3. lss
the reception Of guests by June lst. lN3. Amongst
the improvements since last year, ue piazza in
'front.' bat room, an ice house, mied with ice, and
piano in the house An elegsnt stage coach will also
be kept for the accommodation of oarders and will
meet the trains at Hamilton Depot. w. d o. r. r.
whenever required. Those desiring to spend the
summer in the country will sddrees,
- Round HIP. o tSSId % nt Co., "a.
~Go 70 1903 street northwe est, for informa-
t1on IN regard TO the place. l.e m15-tf
WEST END HOTEL, ..----..