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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-18
EVENING STAR
HONDAY...........O October IT, 1870.
a Cruel Revenge.


AFARs- HAND ELoPEs WITH THE DAUGh
TER OF HIS EMPLOYER AND pEsERrs HES
following story OF heartless deception: "A
Isw weeks ago a man giving the name OF
Thomas Halloran applied 20 Warren VIII
on tSe Iaisers farm n Mr. 700 Wilton n b ssas
busy at the time and wanting q man, hirei
him and put him al work digging potatoes.
Halloran was apparently about twenty.
three or twenty four years OF age, aud said
be was only a few months from ireland,
where his parents and family were I'm good
Circumstances. He was a man OF good educs-
favorable impression on Mr.. wilton aud
his family, especially on Jennie, Mr.. Will
tons eiehteen- year-old daughter. During
ly. and ~ night he opened q school az which
he gave TO his employers children lessons,
for which service Mr.. Wilton paid him sd-
on In this way for awhile, until Mr. Wilton
began TO notice that his daughter was never
al rest unless she was receiving her scholss-
tic instruction from Halloran. Mr.. Wilton
admonished the laborer not TO think OF be-
slowing attentions on Miss Wilton, when
Hallorsn resented what he called an insult
by leaving the farm. A few days after, Mr..
Wilton got letter i'm the West Troy Post offics
directed 10 his daughter I'm the and writing
OF his late workman, opened IL, and found it
20 De a warm love letter from Halloran.
The father sealed IL aud gave IL TO his daugh-
ter. who sool after wrote al ans wer and com
mltted ~ 10 her brother 10 be delivered 10 the
u.
ton, who read IL and then had IL mailed
Several letters were sent by them TO each
Other and intercepted by her father in this
way, until finally IL WAS arranged that Mr..
dalloran was TO come and take her away
last saturday evening. Mr.. Wilton thought
mat he had everything arranged So nicely
that when Hslloran lcame he would fan 4
captive In his hands, and he could do Just az
he had mind TO with him. Bat IL seems
The Young lady grew suspicious, and did not
wait Tor the appointed time offs O'Clock for
her lover TO make his appearance, but slipped
out quietly in her everyday clothes and dis
appeared. A little way from the house her
father discovered her old dress, apron aud
shawl, which she wore outside her best
clothes 10 avoid detection. They secured the
country in all directions TO find her. Nester-
day morning Mr.. Wilton received a letter,
dated at Utica, and begging her father 10
send money TO her 10 return home as the
villain she reposed SO much confidence in,
after accompanying her as far as Utica, had
deserted her, and she had not seen him since
about half an hour after their arrival. He
sent her note saying he was sorry for her.
out In order to be revenged on the father he
led her astray. The sorrowing father started
for Utica yesterday afternoon 10 bring home
the erring child"
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MAR RIED.

C0LEMAN-REID. On the 18th Of Octobsr, NJ
The residence Of the bride e brother IN -las VIM X
kiley, y the Rev. A. W. Pitzsr, wLLIAN A OoLE-
MAN, OF Nelson county, Va, 20 Mis- CRAwFJRp
Reid, daughter Of the late lillian Reid OF Norfolk,
Va. No CARDS.
h00sHR-CLAXTON. In ST. Louis Mo- On
the 18th instant at the residence Of the uncle
Geo. W Fisher, BY the Rev. q. II. foot, n. d, Or
CLAYTON A HOOVER and Mis- 10. L. CLAxroN
both Of Washington, DO.
HUBBARD-PREvosT On the evening Of the
18Th Of October WALES HUBBARD, Of "a iscasseft,
Maine, to hiss MARY 4. Provost, at the residenos
Of A. @. N. Provost, esq, Washington, ID. O.
WA0GAMAN-CLARKE. On wednesday morn
ing, the lSts Of October, at st. Matthews Church,
by the Rev. VIM. n. Clarke, 6. j., u LOyola Col
lege, Baltimore, uncle 90 the BRIDE THOMAs r. Wa
CANAAN 20 MARY eGNEs, eldest da aghter Of DR.. Dau-
bel b. Clarke, of this city.
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KIRkLEY. On the 18th instant, q typhoid fe-
YER, FRANCIS DAsHIkLL, son OF Joseph ". and
Louisa m. KEY, In the 50 year 81 his age.
Funeral service ~ the house Of his psrsut-, o 20
18th street, on "Wednesday morning, ct 8 o clOck.
Friends OF tbs family invited 60 attend.
LAkDoN. At Vernon Oaks, near Msunf Vernon
al the residence OF her grandson In ,aw, = n ueh-
ling, on Saturday, Oct 10th, Mrs. CATAI ma VAN
MIS- LANDoS, IN the 18th year of her age
Bier remains will be taken O. st. John Church az
zoclock .. 70. Tuesday, l9sh. Funeral 1t O'Clock
p m.
McKEEEKY. On the 18th instant. at II O'Clock
y. m, JAMES HENkY MckESSEy, aged o. years
Dearest husband, thou hast ieft US,
We thy lose most deeply feel,
But us God who has bereft rs,
He can all our sorrows heal
Relstiyes and frienos q the family are respect
fully requested 20 attend hts funeral om the Film
baptia church, Virginia avenue southwest, We'd.
nesday, st o'C ock ,. m.
McLkLLAN. October 18th, NJ the residence OF
her parents, Brentwood Road, Washington county,
Do, MAGE IA Bale, youngest daughter of j. W.
AID knama Mcclellan, aged year, 10 month"; sad 10
NOLAN. October 18th, ct $50 q, n, MARY, BE-
loved daughter Of Mary ana james D, Nolan, s9ed
eyears, 9 months and ] day. OF such d the kiag-
Funeral vii take plses from the rsssds.oe Of b.r
parents, IL 6sh street Dorthwe est, on WEDNESDAY
the 18th ins,sns ssspn. frisnas Of the family
wHALEY. In this city, on the 18th iurs.. JoUx
l. WEAiHr, aeed 20 years sad 10 months.
The funeral vii take place on Tuesday, Ct D. m q,
RON his late resdence, corner Of Massachusstfs
enue and eth strsst nortAvsst, No. Az.
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TRIsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AZ BELTsvILLE, IN Prince GEoRGE'S


AT BEiTsyILts, IN tAf PsfScE r aEdkaks
COUNTY, Maryland.
deed e .ns ss1 Is
of snS In i1f f E. No . CS @
8 Sois isd b s . sSST
son sss' q J GIBBS .Iss3e
clock al that tract, piec- or parcel Of land
=, hall on the east; General Jacob Amnon on
.ns G. su snd 0 14@ ON ON s the .,n
t s.,hng part t, Of the Hayheld Farm; which was
contai aed within the following netes and bounds to
Beginning for the said part at the end of 7sH
perches on the eleventh line Of the first piece
terson and wife TO P. A. DarneiieNit being 10 the
center q the road leading through the said piece Of
ming thence ith the oeDier Of said road north g
degrees west Is 06 perches; then south IS degrees
then north
grees 81 minutes west, IL Us perches then north IS
Of land, then with the said fifth lne and with the
S degrees west % rerehe.. south so,s de s
west ~ o. peIehes then south rs degrees west @
s5S desrees west q perches; then running at right
angles to the eleventh line Of the aforesaid piece
Of ii Il on the first line Of the second pieoe
Of land described 10 said deed and with said line re-
v.rsed and part OF the eleventh line of the first
piece north degrees east SO OF perches to
the beginning containing and laid out for q ty (5O)
acres. ~
Terms Of sale: One third cash; balance in 6, Il
and Is menths witt interest, the deferred payments
to be cured by deed Of trust the property sold
~ ceIveyancing at the cost Of the purchaser. If
the terms Of sale not complied with within & We
the Trustees reserves the right to resell at the
risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser after Civ
ing ten day notice. deposit of 100 will be re-
~ INV ' BoBERr P DODGE, Trustee.
octll-2awts THOMAS BOWLING, suctioneer.
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on HANG, of North Adams, sings OF Mar,
and her little lamb:
Was gal name Moll had lam,
Fleas all samoe white - ano,
Evly place Nou gal walkee,
Ba, Ba, hoppee long too.

~DanteS old house in Florence In 10 be
fitted up for . newly married couple and two
mothers in-law, and be called dIll Purga-
torlo."
dispensing q mob In 20 pass around g cf,ntri-
button box. 1t In said that this plan n far
more eficacious than the use Of military.
ga novelty IN journalism is the publica-
French watering place, ofa list OF All mar
Tiageable ladies newly arrived. Young and
old are both mentioned.
Iwhen your child puts q penny into its
mouth instead Of Its pocket or the contribu-
lion box, give IL castor OIL af night and
whites of eggs three times day, avoiding All
acids, until specie Payments are reeumed.-
Pitfstsuy Commercial.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AID OHIO sAILRoAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDuLE-sEPTEnBE 30, 1875

sOAhAh sthhbt Lf-SE?TEMDER 30.ls15
ANA FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
o"4s On baitnasre, Annapolis, Frederick and
4zes.m M B ssiiimoTs b''as'H" a; Relay.
soo so.soS s.,1 YoTs o.ss May, PhiladelDhis.
zoe :, N onieAg1, Columbus: SsnsP.ky, Sincin-
,oss red lea s aunt riw9i 9rs H,ss
valley Branch Payio- Cars, Dime, at CsIa-
e1o. m, " sshinE,.n junction and Way Stations.
20 90 n, Bslim@r.. Pe-Is. 6ay.. No Stops.
On Baltimore and niioe,s cy bO' D,an so st
nj On S SS3s1 c sr Il T.:
Es!di@S5; s. .a. a' ssaeon and
way ststtons, Via Metrop Titan BrsnchJ
SHs r Pm m, Baltimore Frederick and WAY Sta
500 ,. m Baltimore, PhiIsdelrhi. and Relay.
$50 p m Chicago, ~. Louis. Louisville, Colu;n-
az Gnsn ST. ss y Co.;
bNs a.d Benrood
Station. Hs es Weir sTsSr and Way
5iisPp m' R R., limo .,a Way sts iops:
e.4o , M Ilet.b re- and Cumberland Fast tx
9 90 pm pr a. fai,,r "s es "a, .,,-.
sis Z m, Bsiiimore' RI fhilsieIp5is. New York
s nd, Bo.tc3 Fa-f Express, Pall,nas Pafae.
1928 N Fas, sseTsss. PsiL,nan .,1r,to ca
cIkO. 81 Louis Gad CfFrtHHGfI trifhOpf change.
Er.okfdd at Grafton. sandGsky, Cincinnati,
Indian st, IL
SUNDAY TRAINS
919 m Bsltim. re- Philadelphia, New York
- eDG stoD Fat Express
bdhiuloTt ard WAY Sf1ftOps-sa m. 30, 5 O5
and 80 = m
For BaItirsoIs asd Rslay.-1 30 q m =, S 90 and
S.O9
WeN.-s 90 a. NJ 8 80, = 40. and IL Is D. m,
I'LL fS@iHs Stop a. VsSdsei Hotsi, Relay HOa,.
Station.
For further fTfOrnssttou apply 81 the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices " shi3 atOn Station, and
4s3 Penny iyania avenue, where orders Will be
taken for Baggage q he checked aud received any
point In the city
THOs. X SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE. general = icket agent.
GEO. s ENONTZ. General sant aepll-tr
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MERCHAETs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
tFs BETWEEN
wASHIN9TON AND NEW YORH,

nsreAstez .us due Steamships n. U. kHIGHT ar-
JOHN GIBSON viii maze reg ulsr week ,sseDb
g nt2s between NEW YORK, ALEX a3&
AkDRIA. WAsHIN 6TON and.s0o
eEORGETOWN, se foliows:-Leavs NEW YORK
rem Pier ~ Esst River, every SATURDAY at ,
N; leave GEORGkIOWE every FRIDAY M
Q. ~, and ALEXANDRIA the Same day.
For full Information apply % p. A. DENHAM
business ofhoe and wharf, SO Water street, George
bridge j. W. THOMPSON, President
rreisnts delivered by KnoI's N press Order
len at General Once, 500 Psnpsylysnis avenue
or ~ ire st-~n'-r ~hsvf. ri" ~ s-omptiY sttsnde
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va VASE
IHGToE AND GEOBGETOwN. 30
sAILINs DAYS.
EroA ftez ., North Wharves, Ph;ieoe;aas>
SATURDAY, at IL N.
From ss Mster sirest. Georgetown, kS
This line connects ut Phfiaoel pnia with DIVIDE
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf
cence, Boston and New England States 30 vhsrf
sse In Boston by this line.
g. Il. HYDE, gent fof u. ofC
WIN. r. GLIDE CO., Philadeiphie.
IA. REED, Alexandria, Va.
ID. ID O. MINK, % Devonshirs street, BossoE.
- Freights delivered BY Knoxs Express. Or.
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsylvan;a ave
nue., or ct the stesmers' Whsrf. viii t< promp t.y
euenoeo To- scpS-tf
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Some Moro English Rcces,s~.

Codmed Ap3fes.-After the smaller fruit.
are out OF season coddled apples make one of
the very best desserts that can be sent 10 the
table. Gather small, unripe apples, do NOT
peel them, but cut them In slices from the
core; put them In saucepan and pour on
wafer enough 10 cover them; cover The sauce
pan aud stir the apples occasionally 60 pre-
vent burning, and when thoroughly soft.
mash them through sieve. Send 20 the table
IL glass dish, with milk or cream, ~ you
have 10, and put the nutmeg and CRATER on
the table for those who like this spice.
Ie0etdyIdn Holch- Potch.-Four large tur-
lettuce, and parsley. Put four quarts on
water into pan, set IL on the fire, and nut
in The carrots and the turnips part OF which
mrst be grated and the remainder cut in
small pieces) with the other vegetables (sll
cut smalil season with pepper aud salt, add
Ing small piece OF soda, with a quarter of a
pound OF good butter, or three tablespoonsful
Of olive oil. aud let all boil well together
slowly. Other vegetables may be added. Eat
with bread or toast
RlSsiui COsnpost.-Take any greens which
tbe season affords, stew in a porridge-pot un-
I'll all texture OF the green's is entirely de-
stroyed-the green water must be drained OF
and thrown away; s;ewed carrot may then
be added, or parsnip, Jerusalem artichoke, or
pumpkin, and one or more well beaten up
eggs; flavor with a little thyme or other
sweet herb and salt; mi X all thoroughly and
let IL get cold. thought 10 be as solid as but
ter.
BreaIyda Mathematician a dozen or so
OF medium-s sized mushrooms; place two on
three ounces OF clean beef dripping ia the fry
ing pan, and with IL a tablespoonful or more
OF beef gravy, and very small quantity Of
Liebig's extract OF meat Set the pan on a
gentle fire, and, as the dripping meiis place
In the mushrooms, adding salt and pepper 20
taste. In afew minutes they viii be cooked.
Serve up In gravy.
Tomato Eops.-Stew six ripe tomatoes and
pass them through a sieve, add six exgs, half
an onion, finely minced. a quarter OF pound
OF ham, minced, and q little salt; mix the
whole thoroughly In basin, put IL In a fry
ing pan on the fire, and keep stirring with a
fork for about ten minutes. Serve very hot
on fried toast-Ge1,d1ltoson Telegram.
ga certifca OF marriage was issued in
Boston few days ago 70 woman only eight
cen years old, who had been married twice
before.
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nUECANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
u Southeast corner Of 9th and d streets n. ".
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL E6TATE Oh sTH STREET EAST.

n * virtue T q ), decree e the suIrens Govt
S.y Of October; A. D. lIs, in sad court n cs9se
for sale, at public auction, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, 2eth day OF October, 4. d. 1875, q
ground and premises, with the sppurtensncSs, stu.
ate. lying and being 10 the city Of Washington, 70
The District q Columbia, and known and dsseriSsd
t,ics 3 part Of 1T seven g in ssr.rs Numbered
ming at point distant twenty 7O feet eight and one
qua ter (Skj inches north from the southwest cor.
ner q said lot and running thence with the bound
AIRY line Of said square on 8h street east forty
lsz feet nine and three quarter ts. inches to the
the boundary line Of aid square on south street
sixty two tea feet and one inch to the northeast
corner Of said lot, thence south along the boundary
line Of said lot Iortytxo t3l feet nine and three
quarter OK inches, thence eest exty-tWo te2) feet
ops CD inch 70 the place q beginntn(
equal insta!ments ct six and twelve months rsspee
lively, with interesf, 70 bs secursd p approved
nnal ratification Of the sale and the full payment Of
the purchase money. Convex ending Ct cost Of pur-
sale yUDO0N r. GULL, Trustee.
octl5-d DUNOAHSON Bros, Aucts.
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III Il. ZIMMERMAN SON, A,ctionsers.
Ii No. 313 9Th street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF TW0-STORY FRAME
DWELLING AND LOT, Is BY 100, ON
S9RT lhS sI gsE OF n sTREaTa BET%EE n
IN By virtue Of deed Of trust dated I'M arch
- 3ist, A: ID. 1875, and duly recorded in Liber No.
O5 folio 1856, one of the land records for the Dis
triss Of Columbia; and at the request Of party
secured thereby, i Will sell at pnbic auction. In
front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, October 22d.
1875; at 80 clock m all that piece parcel Of
land in the city of Washington in said District and
known =; sonih part Of lotNo forty three 4s n sas
% three, 80 twenty, CO. twenty-one, al and
twenty two, ~ in square number sixty nine, co
ss said subdivision Is recorded in surveyors office
OF sad city in s9bdivision book W. folio 49, be-
and running back that width in paralel lines north
one hundred feet, together with the improvements
Terms of sale: One-third cash, Of which SIS will
DE required ut time Of SALE and the balance in six
and twelve months, TO be secured by purchaser q
note3, be airing eight per cent interest from day of
sale until paid and Ceed of trust on the property
sold. Conveyancing and recording at purchaser :
cost. II terms OF sale complied with in six
days after tale the trustee reserves the right 10
resell at risk and cost Of purchaser in default
VIM. r. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
oc'll-dtd NJ. &. LUTTRELL, Salesman.
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THE IRREPREssIBLE CHINAMAN has as
serted himself famously in the Sandwich Is
lands. Some OF the planters there, believing
that cheap Chinese labor would be an In
provement upon that OF the Kanakas, i'm
ported lot Of coolies; but many. OF these,
after working q while, managed to save
enough money TO set up for themselves and
now they are competing in all kinds OF BUSH
ness with their old masters. IL Is said there
are from 1900 to 5000 Cinnamon I'm the is
lands, and that they have not only almost
monopollzed the retail trade, but some OF
them do an extensive business as merchants
and planters. They marry and intermarry
with the natives, and the handsomest half
caste woman In Honolula is the wife OF
prosperous Chinese merchant.
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PICTURESQUE HosIKRY.-A New York let.
ter says: In glass case at Stewards may
from s15 to 500. They are solid colors or
combinations. Some are embroidered, some
open clicked and Others In points. When
tied? A glimpse will not suffice, for IL will
require more Of display han modesty APP
proves TO even suggest the beauty OF the
actresses on the stage TO set on their short
petticoats it is all right
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SHE GATHERETH.-About these times the
sentimental maiden wanders forth to gather
her golden leaves. AS she picks them up one
by one she soliloquiEes: "Ohi falling leaves,
he that passeth by may read lesson In your
ia ling. You are typical ofhurnan life. Your
m issiOn accomplished, the cold hand Of
WOO that big dead aterpiller-wowch!"-
efro1 Free Ress.
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VNHOMAS BOWLING,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand of LatiIne- a Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.

Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand Of LatiIne. 4 Cleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
TRgsTEls SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
AVENUE, NEAR BALTIMORE AhD OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT.
q By viftue Of two deeds Of trust, dated May g.
Fl lS70, and December 81, 1870. and recorded ia
Liber GA, folios 43l and 60, folio 26, will sell
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of October, ISIS, ut
l.3O O'clock in front of the premises, Lots Nos q,
70 and 36 la Wilkes subdivision, in square No. 63l
Lots Noe. Y and q will be sold together. They
front IS feet New Jersey avenue and extend back
to an alley, and are improved with o fine Brick
Dwelling and store.
Lot No. Is Is the first from the corner OF street;
front q feet inches on New Jersey nue., aud is
Sale will Commence with Lot No. 26.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash; residue In equal
payments, at six and twelve months, with interest,
to be secured by deed Of trust. All conveyancins
and recording at purchasers cost; 8 100 on each
parcel deposited when the property is struck of,
which is to be forfeited unless the terms are COM
piled with In i've days after sale.
FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
octl-ctd THOs. BOWLING, Auct.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
SATURDAY, October 18th. ls75, same hour aud
place. FRED. w. JONES, Trustee
octl2d TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
rTBE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until THURSDAY, October 2lst, 1875, same
hour and place. FRED. w. JONES, Trustee.
octl6 THOS. DOWNING, Auct.
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u II. WARMER,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auct1oueer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets H. W

Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets n. W.
TRUSTEEp SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
STREET NORTHWEST.
. By virtue of a deed of trust, dated December
- lst, A. d. 1874 duly recorded in liber No 1853,
folio Of the land records for the District of
thereby, shall sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, OR MONDAY, October 18th, 1873, at 4
O'Clock m, le following described pieces or par
cells Of land and premises, lying and being in the
city and county of Washington, D. c., known and
and the east two 90 feet of lot three go in square
forth OF square numbered five hundred and eight,
(.OS,) according the subdivision thereof together
with the improvements, consi .ting Of q two story
frame dwelling, with back building.
Terms One fourth in cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, wi interest at ten per cent
per annum, secured by deed of trust on the pro-
perty sud. depoeit of 9 leo will be required at time
of sale. All convey ancing at purchaser 3 cost.
JOHN W. KENNEDY, Trustee.
oct6 lot j. 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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RALTIMoAE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Amer Monday. September 18th. ls7S, trains VIII
run oGo~z.
TRAINS LsAsh ron sALTIMoKB.
600 u, Limited kIpress, daily for the West;
daily exec pt Sunday for the North.
T:4Sa. IL, AAsless foI Pliiso-irnia and Rev
$40 -. n, ACCOMMODATION 70 Baltimore, daily.
e:3S Q. m, limited Enpre for Nes Iork, daily
1855 asst Gfo. .Sd so or daily e.oep.
lie ,. M, EIprs.s for Philsdsipnis and Few
asIk, snd norfotx via Baltimore, daily e.
$40 ,. IL. hccUmlnO sAii1G, aAily except Sunday.
S:t0 D. IL, for PhilsdelphiA, daily
$50 , M. Cincinn.i H press daily for the West;
daily except Saturday for the North.
9:0e ,. In. All, Se~ York Night EI press.
els = a.. kes Yoyt f.,r. ~A d.fy
e:3e Q. m, Accommods daily except Sunday.
,s ss e. =, Lime dali. daily a.,,, s,n..
s:AS p m, Baltimore and Philsdsiphta Hxprs0
s:os d M t,.r,sa x,,rs. firm. New yo,s. DAN,
eIcsyt sunday
s;SsSS day E1 Srs:s, S,i{ s1ss2. sunss.ya
e:lO ,. NJ, Tally from Baltimore and the West
a1;25 m i.ic hmond Express daily except Sunday
Trains lesvias Washington at les .. %. and SO
trains foI Fove OreeE line. ~' VIC.
Trains lesyins " Arlington q s,oo and $50 ,.
Trains arriving At W ashins.on Il SIS N. and 600
n, connect >; sovte With srsins frou Popes OresA
Passenger .esV,aI .nen orders ct Ticket ONO,
norshwes corner Of 18th street and PENNEY iysnis
ayenue, northwest corner 9th street and Pennsyya-
shecked at h.te- aud residences 70 all points North
snd West. Through ticket 70 CinciI nati, Column
.s, o.hs SAN s ec s.a s .oi Ss
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STEAMER LINES
CHANCE OF TIME.
REGULAR LINE TO
NORFOLK, NEW YORK,

boSION AND PKUVtDENCk.
On and after MONDAY, Sc ptern Der z,th, ls7s. the
new ARD elegant steamer,
Lady of the Lake
Vii Vii MAKE three regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week -
toueblns AZ the principal River LAID. Se<4A-N
Ing, g. follows: Leave VASE INC sa&zssSELl
bnUg every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
Al : O'Clock ,. m, and NORFOLK every
TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
p. n. "
Fare TO Norfolk, %: round trip tickets, 90. Meals
end state rooms extra.
Tickets good until used
FOR Tickets. staterooms or Information Apply az
tne once 81 the INLAND AND SEABOARp
OOAbTlNG COMPANY, at the National Metro
poilian Bank, 18th street. opposite Treasury De-
perment. seplS-tr
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DREPARED FOOD

DREPARED FOOD
FOB HOOKING BIRDS,
fChArles keicbs BroD
d cents per boz. o. Der dozen.
O. WITAER, Grocer,
octl3-tr 1918 Pennsylvauia avenue.