Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-05
Any Number of Trains.

SCHEDULE OF HOUR.AND OTHER TRAINS On THE b.
AND O. FOR THE ORIOI.E NEXT WEEK.
The B. and o. road has, it is very evident, en-
tered heart and soul into the determination to
do all in it's power to make the OriOle at Balti.
more, next week, the biggest kind of a success
and it has certainly spared no expense or effort
In advertising the OriOle. and now it announces
special train schedule for the three days which
cannot but afford the utmost satisfaction to the
people OF this CITY. The schedule has been made
up with an eye to taking people to Baltimore
fractions of that day. To do this, and do it
well, there will be 10 trains run from Wash
ington to Baltimore on Monday, Is on Tues
day and % on Wednesday. The schedule
for Monday is as follows Trains will leave
B. and 0. depot, New Jersey avenue and c
and 1910, l, 215. 8, $50, 4:3O, 4:4O 5,45, Gas,
7:3O and $50 pm All these trains, with the ex-
cepton OF the 5, $50, 1910, $780, $40, and 6:45
are hour trains Returning trains will leave
Camden street depot, Baltimore. during the
afternoon and evening, at 1915 $50, 4, 4:30, 5,
$50, ESQ s. 10. and at midnight. All these
trains except 1915, $50. and $50 make the
run in one hour. On Tuesday trains will leave
Washington for Baltimore at S, $40, $50, S:f5. 9,
10, II, am, 1910, las, 2:15, 2:45 g. $3.50, 43O,
$3.50, 4:4O, and 6:45 pm. trains are one hour
trains. Returning will leave Baltimore during
the evening every half hour. from 10 o'clock to 2
O'Clock in the morning, or until all Washington
pdsSSliecIS are pTOViueU lOr. Ou wednesday
trains will leave Washington for Baltimore, 5,
$40 $50 Sis, 9, 10 and II am; 1910, 1, 215,
3, $780, 4:30. 4:4O, 5, 545, Oils 6:45, z 73O and
9:5Op.m. All but eight of these trains make the
run in an hour. Returning trains will leave
Baltimore for Washington every half hour, from
10 pm. until am
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
FIVE HOUSES ON FIRE.-A fire broke out this
morning on the roof of brick house at the cor
ner of GibbOn and st Asaph streets, occupied by
q carriage driver named Brice; and, famed by
brisk nor Wester. it soon attacked the roofs
OF four other brick houses in the same row.
These houses are on the edge of the town, some
distance from the engine houses, but the steam
ers and the hook and ladder. truck were quickly
on the ground, and after a hard fight of water
and men against fire and wind they saved all
the houses, leaving the roofs in damaged con-
dltlOn. The houses were occupied by the fam
lilies of G. Brice, A. Williams, Miss L. Lane, s..
Weems and John SeatOn, and were all owned
by John SeatOn the gigantic cOlOred man, long
attached to the Capitol police in Washington;
but now employed in New York. The loss, about
500, is covered by insurance.
WEDDING THIS HORNING.-The wedding Of Mr..
J. Clinton SmoOt, son of Alderman C. c. SmOot,
and Miss Frank Wood, daughter of the late Robt
L. Wood, drew large concourse to the ME-.
church south this morning. Mr.. SmOOt is one of
WashingtOns business men, being one of the
pTOprleCOTS OF the leaCner WORKS on the 7t-Street
road. near Boundary, with tanneries at AleXan-
dria and in Rappahannock. The happy pair left
at noon for bridal tour.
CORPORATION COURT.-The corporation court
Judge Chiffon, opened it's October term at II
o'clock this morning, with grand and petit juries
REPORTERS NOTES.-During the fire on Glib
bon street this morning, the private hydrants in
considerable portions of the town, q half mile
from the fire, became dry until the fire ceased
1.-THE county court will resume its session to-
morrow. The water in the river to-day was
quite low. At low tide wide areas of flats be-
tween the channels were uncovered . Battery
Z, third artillery, passed through here about
noon to-day en- route for Yorktown.
FRIGHTFUL TRAGEDY IN A NEW YORK TEN
EMENT HOUsE.-In a miserable rookery in the
rear of tenement house, No. 80 West 28th
street, N. T., Lucy Lynch, the 21-year-Old wife
OF sailor who is away on one of the US. war
vessels, became the mother of female child Is
days ago. Her bed was made on the floor, where
she lay nursing her baby. surrounded by drunk
en- men and women. Yesterday the attention
Of the police was attracted by an unusual noise
in the house. Entering they found the child
dead and the mother half-frantic She told her
story of having been assaulted by four men,
who killed her child, and she called upon John
and Celia Campbell, neighbOrs, who shared her
rooms as witnesses. AS these were both
drunk the police took them with the dead child
and its mother to the station house and called
in the coroner, to whom the woman repeated
the story of the attempted outrage by the men
who killed the child by stepping on it. The men,
who are believed to be ex-cOnvicts ESCAPED,
Detectives are on their track