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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT-JteCige Mac Arthur
Yesterday, Addison Coleman plead guilty
of resisting Officer Kearney, and was SEN
fenced to jail for nine months. John T.
intent to kill John Williams, and sentenced
10 penitentiary for two years. Greenberry
Duvan and Frank Loundes were convicted
OF the larceny OF fancy chickens from T.. j.
Middleton, jr., and sentenced to the peniten-
tlary Tor one year each. William Bolts and
John Williams were convicted of the larceny
OF fresh beef from Orlando Emerson, and
sentenced to two years in peniteutiary each.
The following is the assignment OF cases
for trial on Monday: VIM. Fox, second
ofIense, larceny; VIM. Scott, robbery; Thos.
Curran, alias John Humes, burglary and
assault with intent TO kill; David Johnson
and James Ridgeley, burglary and larceny
two cases;) VIM. Bell, alias Sukey Bell, and
John Mooney. larceny; Edward Calvert,
larceny; SaUuel Brown, houseburning; Jas.
Bassett, rape.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cu-tter.
Ihnrsday, In the case OF Armstrong agt.
Boswell and Williams, the jury failed 10
agree and were discharged.
Friday, Wilson agt. Lucas and Wilson agt.
Lucas and Cox, were consolidated, and a
verdict rendered for plaintiff.
POLICE CoURT-Jtdoe Sb,eu.
To-day, George III. English and Elijah
Williams, colored, were charged with pick
ing the pocket of Emma May. 1t was festi-
ned by colored man that these two men
followed Miss May down eth street, aud
when opposite the Patent Office. took the
Poeket book from her pocket and ran away
gown street. One was seen To take IL and
Rand III 10 the other. This occurred yester-
cay afternoon. Sergeant Dinsmore testified
mat these men came along by 10th aud II
streets, where he and Oficer Dodge were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

standing. A man came riding along In a
wagon and told him that these two men had
picked a lsdy's pocket He and Dodge went
for them, and they went a long way before
they were caught and taken TO the 5th pre-
cinct station, when an examination of their
pockets resulted In the production of the
Miss May was not present at court, so the
case was continued for a further hearing
Miss May subsequently came INTO Court and
gave testimony against the defendant, after
which the court sentenced them 70 six
months each In jail and pay a fine of 500
each, and in default six months each afdi-
tionsl; They are both old jail birds. Will
liams has just served a term In the ALBANY
peDitentiary. They were sent to have their
mugs Ia ken 10 place in the picture gallery
Edward Reynolds, assault on John w.
Smoot; IS and costs. Edward Downing, as
sault on Mary Downing, his wife; $500 bonds
to keep the peace. Alizene Atchinson threats
to Susan Peters, both young and fair To look
upon, though frail; the court required each
each other Edward Reynolds, street cursing;
az. James French, loud; SIS. John FarraT'
forfeited collateral. Harry Lipsconb. do
stephen Holland, do. Patrick Mageen. street
cursing; s5. Randall Henderson, loud and
boisterous; IS. Joseph Moore, a rough look
ing bruiser, charged with carrying a pistol:
$50. VIM. Matthews was sent down for va
grancy. He was caught rumaging throu gh a
vacant house. Frederick Golliday, assault
on Samuel Weaver; IS and costs and bonds
to keep the peace. Melden Jones, charged
with throwing stones in the street and
breaking windows; $40. Lewis Wagner
charged with larceny Of q bundle Of clothing
con' listing of shirts, vests, drawers, under.
irts, cuffs, &c, from John Linney, No. 535
18th street. This was a pretty clear case
Defendant was found III the house i'm the act
of making his way out with the clothing; six
months in jail ard a fine of 5000 and in de
fault six months additional. John A. Bar
rick, CHARGED with keeping a bar without III
cense; SIPS. An appeal taken and S3OO bonds
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

9Th and " and o streets northwest, and frame
house north side of II, between 18th AMI 18Th
streets, northwest, were condemned as nuis-
aDces and their abatement ordered.
TOO MUCH RED TAPE.
Mr.. Marbury called the attention of the
Board TO the defective system of the sanitary
police system existing in the District, and
the slow process of rendering aid to the sick
and destitute nOn-residents, and instanced
the case of a canal boatman who had been
found suffering from dysentery on board a
canal boat in Georgetown, and the attempt
TO have him conveyed to the aims house for
treatment, which took twenty-four hours by
our system of red tape. In the meantime
the man became deliTious and ia that state
was wandering about the streets of that city
last night. He thought the Board OF Health
should be clothed with power and pecuniary
means to take immediate action in such
cases. No action was taken.
Mr.. Langston stated that he had prepared
bill for presentation to Congress to define
more clearly the powers and duties of the
Board of Health, whereupon, on motion of
Mr.. Marbury, the board went into secret
session for its consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

Hr. I. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAN
oALLE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
SicE headache, Nervous Headache DySpcp-
&c dtaaache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
Sleeplessness. aud will cure any case Price
80 cents. Sold by all Druggists in Washing.
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria 224eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
LOCAL US.


Nrtonal ThoGter.-"The Spy, or America
100 Years ago"
FbrGs Opera House. Minstrels
7nenfeY Cop7lsq7ae-''W She Led Astray: or
Did She Coz" with varieties.
MGTiRi'S HdH.-Amateur concert for the
benefit OF the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Idllnldd0e Hdu.-Free lecture by Mr.. B. l..
Wolcott, entitled "Work or War"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
CITY ITEMS.
The N,.ropolis Savings Bank.

This hank pays FIVE per cent. Interest on
al deposits msde on ct before the 81 ~ each
month. Ssm'l y orInent. president; y. Acker,
vice president. J y. Run, cashier. 2,25,S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

The latest styles OF stiif and son Felt Hats
Tor gentlemen, boys and children, I'm great
variety, ana at moderate prices, receives
this week st
LAWS POPULAR ONE PRICE STORE"
30 9Th street, between I and X.
~ Elegant SIX Hats at IS and 81. ?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
Weather Probabilities TODAY.
OFFICE OF CHrEF sIerAL OFFICER, /,

y
For middle states, stationary or rising
barometer and temperature. partly cloudy
weather and northeast winds; except for a
short time warmer southerly winds In the
southern portion of this district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

NERVOUS HEADACHK.-DT. BesiSo,i's CleYy
oHd Chdllosh1e IGis will cure Nervous Heal
A>he, SICK Headache, Neuralgia and Ner-
Nousness. 50 cents a box. Sold by an Drug-
eisis. Office iot ~. Eutav 81 Baltimore Ma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

For COUGH- AMI FUR0Ar prsoRprps
use "brpgCri's BrOnchi0i 1rOchsS- havfui
proved their efficiency by a test of ma \
years. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
SICK HEApAcHE-Dr. BE

SICK hEAnACHE.-DT, Re1ts0a's Ceie7-g uqyi
tItdilaOHtae PMLS invariably cure Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and Nervous
ness. Price, so cents. Sold by al Druggists.
Postage free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

SPECIAL NOTICE The route of the " pRTH-
- EhN LIBERTY rHaRIOr Street TY.r.r.,s
Cars has been extended from LIST street 49, -
sDd Pennsylvanfa avenue east to 2d 49,
and e. street west
Chsriots for Parties. Receptions, &c eau be en-
gagged for any hour of the day or night. Office al
joining the Northe IN Liberty Market st fe25 I'm
WATER FILTERS,
WATER FILTERS,
All siZes, guaranteed to
FILTER POTOMAC WATER,
j. w. BOTELER d BROS
HOUSEFURNING STORE
feb25 81 923 Pennsylvania avenus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

CHARLEs HEIDsIECK Snlery. ENtry Dry
and Grand Vim Metallic Champagne. For
sale by Hall Hume. I23eos:
OUCHi THOSE PAINsi-Use Edwards a
HutchiSons Stimulating Linimont for
rheumatism. 4,
catly Walls Easy Feet
COncuce 10 health aud com fort. hence thoCs-
ards OF the Intelligent public pstronize Dr.
whites establishment. 14f6 Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willard's hotel, for relief
RON Corns, BUnions, Chilblsins, Inverted
Nails, Vascular Escrescences, sc. Estab-
lished 1861. Fee 81.
ftrst-class securing and Dystns
a. FISCHER enlarged his establishment ty
removing 10 his new building, sos q street,
doors west Of 9th street, Just a few steps
rom his former place on 9Th street, where ne
is ready 20 DO any work In his line IA his su-
Perior manner. Kid Gloves aud shoes
Grape Wells cleaned at very short notice.
Ladies Dresses cleaned without ~ Ken apsrt
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment. Gents Clothes cleaning ard
oyeing Speciality, ~liN-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

BRACELETS, chased all round with chains.
ara Grains enaIneled al round and half Ro,
man gold chain bracelets. chIIJTeD's wtIb
chains, Roman gold necklaces, lockets with
pearl center, Lake George diamonds SETS
earrings, buttons and studs 20 match re.
eeiytd az PIiggs' Jewelry Store, No. i5T Pa.
avenue, near 4 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS.
LIE and Letters Of George Ticku0r, ? vols,
. -No clio b.....-........ .......... - % a.
hlsfOry OF tho Army q the Cumberland, by
Ttgs B.han Horne, vols. and .tfss. rlstp 4 %
Poiiucal sud Military Eris0de- n the Right
Hon. j. BuIgoy ne, By L. b. d Foullsugue
nj se;;s .-.--. 49,. ... ..-.......... 90
ne DLule " uId book by Prof " linton. I OO
For sale BY '
MOHUN BROS,
fet2i-tr lO1A PennsNlrnniA ave CT lin ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
LECTURES.
WORK OR WAR,

WORK OR WARE
10000 MEN WANTING EMPLOYMENT
FREE LEcTrRE on this subject aud a solution a
the NeNsd nCLcT question viii be delivered ~ Tall
nisaRs hsll' $50 fttrset northwest, SATURDAY
EhEklNG. February 10Th, by 4 4. WOL0OT r
II New lOrk. felIal az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

HE CASE or CHARLES G. FISHER.-Yes-
terday, IN the Criminal Court. Mr.. w. A.
COOK moved for a reduction of bail i'm the
Ease OF Charles g. Fisher, charged with 40
sITactng papers from the clerks office and
- alioNlng straw DAHL be argued that there
were only two valid cases against his client
and that more than IS ,OOo bail in each case
Has excessive. Gov. Wells made an aTgu-
served It's decision TIL MONDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

NEW BOOKS AND FOR
sALEAT
sHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE.
Corner ~ street and fenua. Az.
Dear Lady Disdain. By Justin McCarthy
rus haturbl LIE. By Marcus Clarke
I'd Young Alcifes; Faded Photograph BF tht
author ~ The Eeir Of Re5clifp y ~ --N
he Gurste IN Charge. BY Mrs. Oliphant
.. heT ipeAIest Zoe BY Mrs.. Alexander, author of
- Mrs imbers Rattle; or, A Church Fair and is
Nlctlns fahlf n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26
wORsTED COATS AND VESTS.

BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS, OWE
GOATS AND ULsTERS at . great reaISti n
OF former prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

6BING DBTERMfNED TO REDUCE
STOCK, TO MAKE ROOM FOE SPRJNG
GOODS, PURCHASERS WILL EINO IT TO
THEIR ADVANTAGES TO CALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-26

ncOnntoek strongs CyolopRdiA VoIe
ktchings aud ktebsrs. By p @. Hsmefton.
hnioblogis Fly o. Rev Charles @. Finney,
Dear Lsdy Disdain. By Justin Me- arfby
Duncen msthssOn, the SCOTTISH EvanVelist
story OF the p0st9es. By author Peer q Oay fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20
pExSsYLvAxIA RAILROAD =,

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
trains leave New York. via Dssbrossss and cortlsndts.
Express too Harrisburs ri.ssburs this West aud South
with Pullman pal attached 30 A. NJ and ~
p NJ SUNDAY d and 10 +. "
For wliamsport aud Lock Haven - 10 A. N. aud5:3Q
Cory for ftusvs the OH Rcrsons
For Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Wash
inuton Express Of Pullman Psror Cars daily excopl
Sunday. = 80 A. arrive Washington 4:lJ r. H. Rern
rs lar sg fhIsascss. ISL sssa.
sI 4:i1 !. q, 4, s5IS r NJ. and Il night sunday. 5
at 30 and r. NJ Immigrant and second class 7P u
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Prncetcn Teen.
ton. Perth Amboy. Pennington, BevIdcrs and other
points see local schedules 81 all ticket onicsx
u2OP daily lO:i5 A. NJ and 40 4. NJ daily. exoeps
Monday. From Washington aud baltimore q 10 A. ~.
100 SAP and l0s!7 r. NJ. sunday "a A X FreG
phtladelphiA 40 20 - 1911 II 30 II - A. -,
dsys 5:i0 6:2o s;55. II STA NJ ITO no asd l0f55
iicSss Offices oas and 90 Broadway No A,sor u.s,s
and iccs o. ysorysse and Ccrtandt stS No Court ~
hmsy,sMnvs u Tats.w 9mcs No Battery pIscs; v
General Manager. General Passenger Arona
DHTLADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
New Jersey southern Railroad. -Fare from New YogE
70 philadelphia only 81 % commencing March IL 1914
Leave New York from Pier > North River Of Recos
r. at 10 45 A. ", for Philadelphia. vnennd and Toni
River ", ) sSEDEx. General Manager a
CroNINGToN LINE FOR BOSTON
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGANGETr ffou
pier 80 North River. foot OF Jay st., a. s r. M "
s--.-,.- - 49,, Providence Line,
RON pier ~ North River OF Park plaza o1eashara
1An.iHAs ana GALATkA. ~ ;30P. ~
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.


DoYAL HAVANA LoTTBRy-s75o.ooo WILL BIZ
IL drawn Oct l6 Prizes cashed. orders nlled inior
nation furnshed highest rates paid for Spanish bills gov
TAYLOR i Co. BANKERS. No IL Wall st.. New York
DoYAL HAVANA LorrERY.-SExT DRAWING NO
vsmber Only % 900 tickets divided IN goth and 10th
Of SloOoOn On April 1873. sold the s50oou
prxA September 1875 sold and cAshsd that Of
100000 b MARTINEZ CO., Bankers. 10 Wall ST.
New York. Spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought
and sold- Drafts Havana issued
DETAIL DRALRRs' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
ILoncs ~ East l2th Broadway. Bat sbiisned in
1871 Reference Book Tor 1861 issued.
OF city buyers with their residence. business
address and credit rAtngs SoOtO reported unworthy Of
credit Indispensable retail dealer Gail and
yssigste send address, and will call
upon you
@ -oFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOT
D.tenes SIMMONS DICKINSON. Managers.
KENrucxY ExyR& CLASS NO. Soi-ocroBKR -. 1876
81, 81 II. os. II. 20. So 4, ~. 81. -. 81.
KExrUcKy, CLASS NO. sO2-ocroBKx ri, 1876.
4. s. 4e. 81, zs ~. 81, 81. 73 is. IA. i3, lG.
HEsRra EXTRA class NO sol-ocrosxR y. 1879
HENRY. 502--ocroBKR II. 1870
Is. 20. ~, ~. 4. 81, 5. Al. 5. 35 73, Is. 65.
Full inform alton by applying TO addressing j. CLUTK
CO.. 200 Brosdwsy. rear room. first floor
Y $4,000 IN CASH FOR ONLY $40
Only 5000 tickets The Kentucky State Single Numbcr
Distribution be drawn Covington KY. Saturday.
October "a 1875 -
Royal Havana draws November 2, 1875
Send In your orders 60 the Genera al Agents
J. cLUTK CO. 200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

SPECIAL NOTICES.
A.
NEAR THE END.
THE GRAND DRAWING
OF THE
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
100000 IN CASH PRIZES
1os79 PRIZES. lo37y PRIZES,
ALL PAYABLE IN FULL
NO POsTPONEMENT, NO REDUCTION.
BUY TO-DAY. Boy TO-DAY.
DRAWING SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2s
Tickets, $40; Halves. IS; Quarters. SO so.
THOMAS II. HAYS CO.,
General Eastern Agents.
697 Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22
EUROPE. -
D.,.w,..m,;,~.

DAC. WINTER TATIoN-CoMMENCEMENT or
season. Ocsober Admiraby situated nj the foot Of the
lyrenees. views OF tho chatn Of and valleys
climate mild, temperature leasing. freedom from high
winds curative and alevative of chest prep
araton for OF mineral waters IN she vicinity
theatre concerts balls clubs rendezvous OF
fox hunting and polo three times wcck horse racing
month. At least, cricket pigeon shooting cxcursions
hotois houses and Portable Apartments
priccs hvs English churches and chapels Inform
grati nt the Once Of PUnten syndcAls No. ne dss
dciars
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

JET BLACK HORSE. 10 HANDS. YEARS; SOUND
and kind; gle coupe aud double Tor coach Hol.
LkNDkR 4 CO.. stAats Zeitung building. Tryon
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

c,TUrrEIiS6 EFe ECTuALLy REMOVED ny RA.
Doua system Of instruction circulars furnished AxERI
Can VOCAL INSTITUTE. los Wsveriey place.
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

| vIrfI.SON LINE, FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HITII-
| w sailing from pier So North River, as foiiows:-
\ EAvARINO. October 2S OTHELLO. ~. Novembsr IA
COLOAB 30. November 4 HINDOO III. Decenbor .
First cabin, $40 second cabin SI5 currency
Excursion tickets favorable Trouun
issued Continental and Baltic ports Apply fo iu mar.
| ticulars to CIiARLES l.. WRIGHT & CO. 5t South st
The New York herald., 1876-10-22

IREENwOUD CEMETERY-rnK MOST DIREC1
yroute Greenwood Is by the Court streos Third
iron, Fulton ierry Brooklyn.
HUDSON RIVER BY AlOoNLIGHr.
citizens Lnc-Eegant stcambosts for Troy. Sarstoga
points North and West leave daily lexccpt Saturday
ut r. NJ pier 10 North River FIrss cixss passaQ
only deck
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-14
lesson for Southern Girls.

There are among rs now young
people who are growing up in the
saddest phase of life for the young,
''old before their times" who have
10 bake and to brew, to foll and to
spin; across whose fair young
bro~s no shadows sh ,uld have
come. anil yet their daily lives are
harassed by carping cares and petty
anxieties, whose desires are thwarted,
whose hopes are baffied and aspiras
tions chilled. For the encouragement
al such, | would relate an instance
which has recently come under my
onn observation.
Two Young sisters were left, like so
many hundred others. penniless by
the war, with their cducations un-
completed, and most of the cares of
a large family resting upon them
Undaunted. they determined not to
become mere household drndges, but
to continue ladies of culture aud ed
Neation. " bile, therefore, they
swept, cooked. washed dishes, made
beds, they never let one day pass
without devoting some portion of il
never more than two hours, never
less than one-to their mental i'm
provement. In one year they had
read one or two books OF the 'Kneid,
Prescott's History of Ferdinand and
Isabella" MacauIey's essays, Racine
plays, Dante's "Inferno," "Jerusale,n
Delivered" Childe Harold" "Con-
quest of Grenada" conquest OF
Peru" all of Scott, all of Burnes, and
ever so much of Shakespeare, besides
which one kept up her music while
the other carried on her unfinished
studies of algebra and geometry; and
in no halls of learning IN the land can
You find better instructed or more
generally cultivated young women
than these two sisters. OF course,
from time to time. they varied their
studies, and | have only given part OF
their list for one year.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-14
Meek Versus Feet and Wrists.

Every one must remark that a
favorite article of winter clothing for
children is comforter swathed around
the neck. This is a great error; the
feet ard the wrists are the proper
members to keep warm the nose and
throat will harden into healthy indiffer
ence to cold; but that muffl~r. ex-
changed for an extra pair of thick
socks and knitted gloves, would pre-
serve boy or girl really warm and
well. Bronchitis and sore throat have
declined fifty per cent. since the
absurd use of high collars and twic.-
round neckerchiefs went out of
fashion and if the poor would take
better care of their children's feet
half the infantile mortality would
disappear. 1t only costs twopence to
put piece of thick felt or cork into
the bottom of boot Or shoe, and the
difference is often between that and a
doctors bill, with, perhaps, the under.
takers beside.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-14
Let's Be Economical.

We have from sheer necessity, be-
gun to be economical Let us continue
so. Let us build smaller houses let
MS furnish them more modestlv let
MS live less luxuriously let us tune all
our personal and social life to lower
key. We have hravely begun reform
in public and corporate affairs. Let
us continue this, and vigilantly see to
1t THAT our trusts are placed in compe.
tent and honest hands. We are com
mltted to reform in the civil service
"A reform which VIII extinguish the
trade of politics that has done so
much to debauch and impoverish the
country. Let us see to it that this
reform is thoroughly effected. Our
cobble houses have tumbled about our
ears let us not rebuild them. Our
spt culations lie in the ruin. with the
lives and fortunes they have absorbed.
Our fictitious values have been
extingnished let US not try to relight
the glamour that made them Above
all, let us be content with modest
gains, cease trying to win wealth in a
single day, and get something ont Of
life besides everlasting work and
worry. Fully one>half of orr wants
are artificial, and these terrible
struggles for money are manly for the
supply of wants we have created
CScribuer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-14
AND ONO r..

nHESAPEAKE AND OHIO R.. n.
On and after Sunday, Sept, oath, 1870
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
FROM STAUN ION WESTWARD.
Leave Staunton, 54OP.M $50 A. Nj.
Arrive at Goshen 1928 9 913 Z"
g Millboro 74l g 80 {"
4" CoviEgton 800 " 1914
" White.Sul'r 1910 1l4O
Hinton, ! 90 M. 15OP. M.
F" X. Falls 100 {. 40
&C Charleston 70S =" 500 {.
" Huntington 500 +" &
g Cincinnati 600 a. m
EASTWARD. !.
Leave Stanton, s45 "a. IN. 10 80 D. m
Arrive Charlottesville 1895 1925 a M.
= Lynchburg 800 m. 900
" GordonsvilIe i 80 AN ] q :.
Washington 6 81 Pm. 6l7
&C Richmond $40 :. 4.45
Train .leaving Stannton at S,45 a. tn.
and $40 p. M, run daily(except Sunday
stopping at all re- ullf stations.
Trains leaving Staunton ut 7 so A NJ,
and 1890 P. Nj ,srun daily stopping at all
regular stations between Huntington
and Allegheny, and at Covington,
MiIlboro. Goshen. Wayncsbon, Green
wood. Mechum's River. Ivy. Charlottes-
vile. Gortlonsyille, Junction and Rich
moud.
Pullman sleeping ears run on $50 A.
VI. and 10 30 2. NJ. trainsbetwccn Rich
mond and Covington.
The $40 P. a. Train makes close con
nection with the r. y. r. & C. r. r. for
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
The 4,45 4. Nj Train makes close con-
nection with the Richmond and Peters,
burg and Richmond aid Danville X. r.
for the South.
gE For further information. rates.
&c. apply to JNO. II. WOODWARD
Agent Staunton. Va.
CONWAY R. HOWARD.
G. P. u L. Agt
w. ID s. DUNN, Eng and Supt,
mar eft.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1876-12-14
A Conductor VINO Vas Living Within His
Salary.


There were several good stories,
says the Omaha Bee. told at the con-
ductors' banquet last evening, but the
one that created the most laughter
was that which was related by Con-
dGc.or McElroy, from Pennsylvania.
He said that conductor on an Eas-
tern road was approached by seedy-
looking individual who wanted to get
free ride, as he didn't have any
money.
"All right" said the conductor, ego
forward into the smoking car, aud l II
fix you all right"
Soon afterward the conductor APP
peared in the smoking car to collect
fare from the passengers. He took
up fare from everybody except the
deadbeat and another man, who hap
pened to be the Superintendent Of
the road. The Superintendent mott
ced that he had overlooked this man
and asked him why he had done it.
"Why, that's a conductor" was the
reply.
ellis appearance does not indicate
it. Look at those clo,hes,' said the
Superintendent.
"Wen," said the conductor, ''h G
can't help that He's a conductor on
Western road, ard be is one OF
those fellows who are trying to liv
within their salary and that's what
he has come to.
Ibis was satisfactory to the Super
intendent, and the man obtained his
ride without further inquiry. Mr..
McElroy stated that there was moth
ing personal in the story.