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The Quebec Fire.
FIVE LIVES LOST AND ONE AND HALF MILO


DoLLARS WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED
quebec dispatch dated last night reports
the loss Of lie at YESTERDAY great fire I, SAYS
Three bodies have already been recovered.
Tbey are those OF Mr.. and Mrs. HARDY. OF No.
IFS Oliver street, whose children were saved
ara That OF man named MarOts, q joiner. OF
h'chelleu street. Mrs, George Laperine and
two Children are missing and are also believed
to have persisted in the flames A subscription
!ist In aid Of the sufferers has been opened By
Ine governor general. who gives $500. The
TIE total loss is estimated at 81 500 600. The
insurance viii probably cover $3.50, 900 OF that
sum. Tie city engineer estimates the number
OF houses destroyed at about 600. Besides the
persons slready mentioned there are reports of
others missing. who, il Is feared, may also have
p risheo In the flames TIE legislature yeSter-
day unanimously agreed to appropriate $40 600
for the relief OF the sufferers.
THE BouclcATLT DIVORCE SUrr.-The motion
LOT ahmony ana counsel fee made In behalf of
the plaintiff In the suit brought BY Agnes
Robertson Boucicault against her husband
Dion Boucfcauit, for decree OF divorce, came,
WEDNESDAY, before Justice Lawrence, in the
supreme Court OF New York city. Mrs. Bouoi-
cault's petition was read. and also an affidavit
from Henry Nikof. who declared that Mr.. Bou-
ctcault admitted TO him in 1878 that he {Mr
BUrCicaulI) had lived for long time with
Catherine Rogers as his mistress, and Thea
lived with her. and intended to continse 10 do
SC: that be did Ect care TO conceal his relations
with Catherine Rogers; that she was "a fair
AID square woman. and that he would stand by
her," Tie attorney for Mr.. Boucicault read In
opposition to the motion the DEFENDANTS own
affidavit, In which he alleges that he had good
cause for separatfr G from his wife, and thai the
separation tcck place In accordance with an
agreement 10 that effect entered into by them.
MI. BOucicauit concludes with the declaration
that he is perfectly wiling TO provide proper
home for his wife II she VIII live with her chill
Grar. BE GeI les his Wife's statement that be Is
a million aiTe, and says that she must know II 10
be untrue. By reasons OF losses 10 sot citations
and the extravaganza OF his family he has be-
come insolveDt, and depends for his living upon
bis weekly earnings as an actor and an author.
Judge DCnohoe reserved his decision.
KILLED BY LIGETNIEG.-A man named Har-
mon aid his son Were killed by lightning yes
ter5ay on the farm Of Mr.. Basil z. Benson. In
Anne Arundel county, Nd. Another mar had
his leg broker, and fourth was stripped OF his
clothing at the same time.
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WIFE s BILL fUk DIVUnCs.-I'o0aY, Ms ..
4. Lockwood filed bill for Kate NJ. Conry agr.
ThomSs CODry for divorce. She states that
under the name OF Kate NJ. Ryan she Was mar
RED TO defer dant March 18th. 1911, aud thay
lived together comparatively happy, and then
he fell into the habit of drinking: that after
Eeglecting to provide for her he became init
Diate with one Marie Jewell alias Parker, and
hearing that he had an engagement to meet
this woman August 18th. 1880 she '(the wfte)
vent 70 the place, ana defendant then cursed
and abused her, and on April l4th last defend
ant left her. with her Two children, totally I'M
provided for. .xs
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I oGAS HOUSE
ALTOONA, PA,
CN MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Amid the most picturesque scenery of the Ale
gheniee-
It's large, airy, elegantly furnished 4
rooms and superior cuisine render L cue TESSY
Of the most desirable orts in thsstate ,..ISE
Tourists east or west obtsiu a good niVht's
rest and daylight view of the Aueshenie, by
stepping st the Logan
First class music, &c
For circular containing terms % hoard. &c
sdd,efs " D. TyIFR
3el Pa Sure lteDdent
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MURDER tASko tvr 4 niAt.-i0 the tfftn-
nal Court yesterday the case OF the c0lored
boy Charles aylor. charged with murder, was
set for Monday next. The trial OF Fanny
Whttlow, who was arrested some ten months
ago for the murder of her infant, was also set
for MOGGay
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COMPLAINT OF The IMPROVEMENT IN FRONT
OF THK CITY HALL Yesterday the attention OF
some Of the members of the grand jury was
the City Hall, which was represented to be
causing great Inconvenience TO merchants and
others. The District Attorney was sent for &c
ascertain IL any criminal law existed by which
any enc could be held responsible for such an
ineXcusable state Of affairs. and II indictments
could be found for destroylng the business OF
the merchants Col COrkhiu was unable to
find any law applicable TO the case but advised
the grand Jury 10 consult with the Commits
siopeIs Oh the subject, and embody the inter-
view In report TO the court which might give
some directions in the matter. Among these
property holders were ex-Mayor Emery, C.
Bradley. f. E, White, NJ. Blown, DR.. Toner and
others. and all expressed their opposition 10
Wond damae Iher nnsinees Tha arsn a ,or IL
determined TO lay the matter before the Com
missioneTs, but did not go to their Office to-
day.
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l)INkY IOIaT ROTEL.
ct. fAEY's COUNTY, MARYLAND.
OpeE for reception of guests JUNE l5rH IN Ter Hba
TRANFRS SAQ
I he Botel has Just been thoroughly rem Id /
ovs'ed, furnished snd supplied With every cofvs.
nfence forth con fort o. guests, and is
Sum mer Home for families. Terms-sa nor dnv
$40 per week and e3s per monts Special arrAn re,
Elepts made for families. Daily commu nicst on
With Washington. Baltimore and Norfolk by the fise
Moseley. -e
For further information address
MRS. JOE. TRAvERS,
ja2-2m PREY Point. st. Mary's CO., Nj.
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STOCKTOS HOTEL, CAPE MAY, N -CHAs
- DrE~Y. OF Continental Hotter. PHI 'ladel- a 4
phla, Malas.r. tirestly enlarged and in- yEAy
proved, additional rooms, new restaurant, A..k8
new bill lard room aud bowling alley. passenger
eleystov srd electric bells. Comfortable accom- no
celebrated Orchestra. Cpens JnRa 25 1891
ON Clerk. HARRY EENIsoN. late the G'rsr'
Philade lphia. jeI 2g
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The chief engineers Office OF the army adver-
tise to day 10 THE STAR for proposals. for dredg-
ing the river IN front Of this city.
The National Rifles met last evening and
postponed their anniversary parade until the
weather clears up.
TIE STAR printed during the month Of May
1892 new advertisements. being the larges
humber ever printed in one month In the mis-
tory OF the paper. The Increase for the five
months or 81 over the corresponding perio1 OF
last year already exceeds 600, that OF Nav
alone being PSI. Advertisers will confer a
favor by sending IN their orders early for TO-
morToN'5 enlarged EDITION in order 70 secure
insertion and classification.
See advertisement Of picnic New Yofk avenue
church.
Last night Officers Daily and McCreary
found black male child, about two weeks DID,
on the steps OF the colOreC church corner Isl
and streets southwest III the basket with
tbe baby was note dated 9th inst. saying:
Please rame this boy Benny. Unable 10
pl Divide for him-hope so some future day. He
Will be sent TO the asylum.
Medical admonition has compelled Rev.
Father Boyle, of ST. Matthew's church. to lay
aside bis ar6uous pastoral cares and seek. IN
an extended trip, a restoration OF his impaired
health. The reverend gentleman lefo this
morning. The best wishes Of admirers and
sincere friends follow him on his rec!eatiVe
tour.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SBnNANrot II ALUM sP.INeS, VIRGINIA.
~ Alum. Chsjybeate and other waters. Moth
Mountsin y Cool Nights. o mosqui-
toes Free from fashion sn3 dress. Pur- WA
nlk 1eTCs moderate. Round-ttip ts.A-l
Seaets VIA so. h. 4. For IsIpA!ets, &c I'D
GUESS A j. MSERs- Jas Inn
GUNNER ESoRT IN TIE MOUNTAINS OF
- LSuoon county, Va. five lies froyh n
ttepoi , On ne " X X. r three hours FsAAY
tr Sssi rom CITY good spring water pic ks.EE
tsuSisssSae tcSre cry; ard so5d read. daily ma.ls
A9S7r1ss }. ID. PRICE. Proprietor. Hilsboro, Va.
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R1yFR SPRINGS Tow open for reception OF
IL EOARpkGS from JUNE LIST TO { EP- 4
TEMBER list: Amrie facilities fer DO i gi..l.A n
ire, f.htne, hsthing; grabbing; frtit in te.slH-
shorter tire, 81 80 per day. Address DR. r p
BLACKSTONE, River Springs o.. Nd Pas
ser Sers on Arrowsmith Land at Col.oa,s whsrf
jel 3m
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THE RID CRoss,-The American Association
OF the Red Cross met last evening and elected
the following officers: Miss Clara Barton, pres
ident: Judge VIM. Lawrence. first vice pres
dent; DR.. Alexander Y. 7. Garrett. vice presi-
dent for the District OF Columbia; A. S Solo
nons, treasurer, and George KEENAN,, secre-
Iary. An executive board was ELECTED consist
Ing of the president and vice president, Dir Geo.
B. Lorfng, Walker Blaine, ..Gen. S. D. Sturgs,
Col. Robert j. Hinton, 5. A. Martha Cauneld
Mrs. f. B. Taylor, VIM. F. Sliney, John X. Van
Wormer and Walter ?. Phillips. Gen. r. D.
Mussey was chosen as counsel OF the assoca-
tion. AT future meeting the additional Offices
contemplated by the constitution wilt be filled.
Letters from several prominent gentlemen, en-
dorsiDg and warmly urging the establishment
OF Red Cross Societies we're read also a pre-
amble and resolutions adopted by Barton Post,
NO. 216, e. A. r., at Dansville, n Y, d ciarin!
the purposes OF the Red Cross SocitfeS-"the
relief or wOunoeG SoIdieys''-:O be Identical with
The aims or the Grand Array ana that cit Is the
duty 9pd should be the high purpose OF the c.
A. L. TO urge the consideration OF the treaty OF
Geneva upon Congress, 10 the end that the
United States, by rs official action, may aid the
piOmot1on Of this great charity" also Inviting
Tie action OF the Washington Posts or the GA r.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

EASTFIRr HAL
IL INFOSD MARYLAND.
VII be oroa JUak 20 for reoepeoa GA
euests HA2
For particulars address Is.HV
m24 Inn sAM'L MORRIS. Pr. 'r.s-s--
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THE WORKlNGMBNs BUILDING ASSOCIATION
held its seCoud annual meeting last nj INT az
Cosmopolitan Hail and elected the following
O'Copnor, vice president: John F. lynch, sec
rotary, T. d. Daley, treasurer; Thos. B roIerick
DeLnts Fogarty, John J. Fuller Peter McCart-
n Gey; Daniel si shannon, !" Il Bayne and Tlmathy
showing r. ceipts s2I SOS So. and d. hlrsements
50, $40 81 bet assets, S3s, 7SS SIS. Original num-
Der Of shares, l SOB: now on roll, AS; go adj
vaDced on. and 1,175 not advanced on. Average
prf MUM obtained, S242; value Of each share,
500 81,
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HoItl. Fer sALE-One OF the bes and O ,tes,
AZ siai as IN Central Penn sylvaniS. op- a . =
loite Iepot ia! ing 10 per cent. clesr: fYSV
NeiI IN Il bed Is acres of land. Now ls.S2
ready Tor summer Boarders. j. WlGHTrsN
] rCut RIM, Pa t q !. .
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HLADRNDOU HOTEL "A
" SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. T., y
VIII open for the reception Of guests June r.
I. with improvements and ne0 passenger elevatof.
Special rates for June. HARRIS & LOSEKAM.
Ed p. Harris. of Wizards Hotel. Washington.
and Hotel Brighton. Oouey Island Charles Lose
Warrington. m7-2m
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The Home Of Washington.

All OF the vice regents not in attendance at
the annual meeting at Mount Vernon have
written letters explaining their absence and
expressive OF their interest In the work of i'm
proving and restoring the estate. The note
rom Mrs. walker, vice regent Of North Caro-
Hna contained check for $50. as personal
contribution to the endowment fund. 1t has
Deen decided that session OF the council Will
De beld at Mount Vernon after the Yorktown
ceft monies to receive the officers OF the French
fleet, who will be present there Mrs Yulee,
vice regent from Florida, will take q room on
the third story OF the mansion, next TO the
Connecticut room and furnish 1t. Mrs. Yuiee
is the wife OF Gen. Yulee, ex.confederate and
eX-U.S. Senator, and has not been present for
some years at the annual council until now.
Mrs. Lewis Washington Will have the West vlr-
ginfa room in complete order very soon. BY
her family connection she has been able to
secure actual Washi gton relics. One of the
recent acts OF the council has been the dis
placin Of the state coats OF arms from over
the room doors and disposiDg OF them by hang
ing The IN In the halls between the rooms be
longing to the two Virginias.
H0WS0N'S Ice
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HOWs0N's Ice cream-rich, pure, delicious
Sl.25 q gallon.
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LIMITED STATES HOTEI.
- Tie IsIgest in Atlantic City, Nj AA
WILL orE IS &, on sATURDAS, JIM IS sA4e
1HOs. HASE, Cashier
II. r. MORGAN Musical Direr.or
EersCrs dCsirti = { engage rooms al. adtlrees
BROWN a WOELPPER, Prspri-tnrs
n30-eoti'l6 Th,Isaaichi.
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NEW MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
CRESSON SPRINGS,
CAMBRIA Co Pa

VI tD6 NUtEiDt nI ttle AtRDe1leS, 2, UI Ieet AbONe
Sea level within nine hours ride oiAIA
By the ereo ton OF a new and eleS snt : .,JiL
Hotel the accoL1 modatops at this CHAR MI M
RESORT baye been greatly eniarg d ~ Il inn royel.
The drainsse and water supply are perfect. Pas
sergtr Elevator, Electric Bells. new 'ath aud Bill
lard Z orns. and Chdrer's Dining snd Play
Rooms have been added - the equipment OF the
Hotel, and il las been elegantly furnished through
out
Cottaee Residences 70 LET.
First ctzss Susfc &C &c.
For Circular containing Analysis o, the Water
jel-2m ID. TYLER, supt
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Ths Death Of Sothcrp,

HOW TUE wyI. KNOWN CoMEpIAH s-Sxy gGs
LasT PAYS.
A cablegrsm 10 the New York Rg-r7F from
London, Jan. ed says: The sudden d-ssh OF
MT Sothern was not geDSrally known among
MS friends IN London TIL yestersiay afternoon.
Inough his death occurred about O'clock on
THURSDAY. lie bad been living 20 Lon ton az
the apars melts CT bis sister. Mrs Covan, So the
corner OF oxford and We're streets. Two weeks
aSo ne lett London for BoNrDemouth gSaurRing
70 town rev days ago. He had been under
the care OF SIR VIM Jeaner and Sir James Paget
since ms first arrival IN London, and
Vas ohE ale 10 see bis most intimate
frfeneA Mr. Edwin Booth caIfea q Re days
ago and paid him 8 bong visit Mr. Di5E
bouefea0l aho other OLD friends we're frequent
visitors. HIS malady was OF very ccu,plica ted
nature he had been great sufferer from q
canceious affection for a year past A month
ago Sr james Paget called I'm the assist ancs of
SIR William Jenner TO discuss she chances on n
delicate operation. Sir William Jenner how
ever. proI ouLced against It. saying that enre
was Impossible and the operation would orIy
give unnecessary torture. Since Mr. Sothe-rs
return TO London the physicians have been IN
cvhstant attendance. On Thursday mornire
The end was seen to be not far OF. HIS entire
50 sts 10 collapsed and he gradually sank all day
uhtn just at twilight he quietly passed AWAY.
Tue Only people present being mis- sister ana a
servant. Ills es' Imated that his personal estate
as not over $40 e0.
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ks gland showed ~.
PkoiIH FROZEN IN THE STRERIs-flyk rEEr oy
SNOW IN iQNDoS


SNOW IN LONDON.
special letter TO the New York World from
loho0n January ss SayS:--The whole COUNTY,
Is suffering more severely than can be Imagined
iiOib the realty Arctlc wearher Of the past week
Although communication between most OF the
great towns has by this time been reopepeu.
many hamieUS ana villages are still completeiy
cut on nom the world without by the snow
and Ice, for which. as matter OF course. n.n
FOOD Is scarce, cattle are frozen S;iff In their
sheds, and at least a score OF human bein IS
have persisted in the street. The Queen ar
Osborne, In the Isle OF Wight. and the
Prfnce OF Wales. who Is here fn Lon
don. have managed to get about In
sleighs over roads impossible for other vehi-
Giles, an example which tradesman In tue
towns might follow with advantage At pre-
sent, however. the shop keeping Glasses seem
stunned ana helpfeSS unser this unusual vista
ton, and heir customers suffer ACCORDINGLY In
Pail Nal, and PIeesdilly there are commandments
OF snow five feet high; in the country districts
the roads are actuaiiv on levei With tue hedges
while there are drifts fully Is fept deep tn MANY
places. The Thames above the bridges Is frozen
over and thousands OF skaters Are anilying
Themselves upon Its icy surface. In the poorer
parts o. LONDON scarcely any drinking water Is
pIocuIable. Trade is enIirtly suspend d except
Ia the neceSSariSS OF life. Outside OF London
ielteiS can only be delivered by foot massen-
gers. all Wheeied ualIiG Delns Impossible. The
railroads are Only KEPT open with the greatest
CillCulty: the other business OF the coUarTy is
carried on by means OF narrow-fOot tracks cut
through the snow. Nothing Like the present
weather has been known since the great frost
OF lSl4, Then buii0ckS were roasted on the Ice in
the completely frozen over Thames London ran
snort or Goals. and the Soiway was frozen over
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Thc tZar's New wife and her Eldest
SON.

The eldest child OF the Princess is az this date,
Dec. %, sick high unto death" With natural
ooyish spirit, the young Prince Boris desiring to
nave game OF snOWballS, his mother was 100
anxious about him TO give the permission asked.
Ills lather, recalling his own boyish days
favored the desire of the lad. and he was taken
In carriage to the school OF the pages where
ne amused himself to his hearts content
Ihence he was taken to the palace Ia the X al
menl-oShof1: and here he appears to have got
his feet wet. A CHI Ii thus taken was followed
by lever, which still continues.
ii Is SAID that the Princess Is beginning TO As
sumo a role In the game OF politics, tnottgated
thereto by the insidious counsel OF certain
count. who IL her mortal enemy. and thinks
thus 10 assure her tall. But some VINO know
me count doubt his capacity TO originate such
81 aft3ul plan.
The Princess Is innocent OF court etlauet
probably from having been always SeC,u led from
general society; and IL is narrated mat when
TOE hHperorS faithful hencnman Count Miiu-
tin or any other favored guest tell good story
ut table, the Princess Will greet IL with ready
laugh, without waiting for the imperial in.tta-
tive. in these cases DE- fegie.
IL Is q" rt9heu,' Ter every one in the presence
OF the Emperor TO wear the Insignia OF tue
'Orders' OF which he Is the poS,essor. the
medical attendant on the young P.ince Boris
mas accordingly always worn his .'0rdero-
Wien he came TO the palace to see his patients.
STOPPING down close TO the lad to hear his
breathing, of these insignia must have b.
come entan LED in the Princes hair. for as he
doctor raised himself a cry OF pain was heard
lhe hnpoEOr. agltated, exclaimed against the
loiS OF wearing such things, and directed the
ooC!1r 10 come in his ordinary garb.
Tine Gar has recently introduced the Princess
Turlen (DolgOrouxn as his wife to various ladies
holding official positions at the Imperial court
London World.
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THE EVENING STAR.
.....January u, 1881.
ne winter Conste,la,,....

One of tn, compensations OF our p,,ar w,,
ters here ON th. northern Atlantic coast ia tho
sparkling glory OF the nocturnal skies This
however, is feature which can only be seen
OF course, In clear nigha eid nights which are
really Clear are not numel0ss. The most splen.
the sight OF the sky In a really Gear ana spark
ling frosty winter night. Then IL ever the
uL verse OF suns Is uIrOlied, deep within deep
uhni tine unreasonable heavens bresS open TO
their highest and the behOlder is loss ia the
lions are the grandest: and among them great
Orion Is grandest OF all. Near It comes the
Naming sirius, greatest and grandest of suns
as splendid still. almost, as when, more than
5000 years ago. Uhen red starr it was Worship
pea by the ancient Egyptians though it has
Oeen recedlhg nom us during the whole OF that
vast period at the rate OF more than I, 7o0. fon
miles day. Could any fact possibly present
az once SO impressive sense Of its vast dlmen-
SONS anu or It's unimaginable distance? IG Is
pretty Wen demOnstrated-so far as anything
connected with an object SO inConCeivably dlS-
tant can De demonstrated-that Sirius pours
QUIZ TWO hundred times as much light (and
doubtless, also, heat as our sun. Its diameter
Is found to exceed the diameter OF our sun In
me proportion, at least, OF fourteen to one ANA
% be not less than twelve millions OF miles
mat OF the sun about two thousand seven hun
nfen times No wonder Hefschel, In turning
Ills telescope toward that efiulgenU object saw
before the glass reached il, what seemed, as he
expressed II, Ike the light OF dawn. What
must its system OF attendant planets bA. RS
oeaaiifu! kigel. Nearer the zenith glitter the
Pieaades: and following that splendid constel-
i4;ion, comes red AldeOaran, In Taurus. To the
hortIAaId shtIe the great noithera SUM- Ca
: cia ana vega. and many other great luminous
oenters Ct TO u.s. Invisible solar systems OF their
II.
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1881 prsEE H1 sHEA hJurr 1881
70 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

20 TIE S3EfH: WEsT ASD so.TdWEsT:
IRAINs Lave WiisHiNafos. from Dspo.
For s saa :1S s'sss IS s, with
sleeping cars to Louisville and Chicago; 10 sc
1s S. sfs sS .1 S.t ch iFs@ n
III s5R FAN. aSb G rSr e Rei RsRoAD
xits Psrior Car to Wsssn: .na md Is: NorsS, 4
s.su1dsy WITH saIsae Gsrs % oans mai
qua and Watkins.
.m. day. except Sunday.
ger New York and the Eass 800 m. 10 80 ., m,
Einsed express Of PalI.n P. a Oars "a
~ L. dsiiys except sunday.
Jersey Cry with boats Of Brookiyn annex. AZ.
tord:ns direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid.
Cor fntiad elphi., 500 ans 10 80 am, 2:so.
SEQ =, and 1000 ,; m. On Sunday. 2s6. $40
Fer Bsnnsrs, 40, 90. 80 u 80 am. and
Sunday. SOC. 1913 .. M. ESQ. SAC. $50 and
EOr Pope's orch Line. s:4o..u. and $40 pm
daily. except sunday.
For Annapolis. 40 a 10. and 40 T. N. daily. ex.
lLs2aS sIdd1 AND FREDERIoKs BURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alerandris. : 90 7:9O. d, aud Il 2oam.
30. 500. % 500 and II 80 y II Or san
Na< ~ S-%Js II Ia Al - O. IL s1Q ~
en-
For Richmond and the South, TOO aid IL 90 q n
r.ns sea SaS siGs o o.
and 10 90 g. ID. 90. 8: 800, S 90, 0y and 10
pm. ana Il 90 midnight On Sunday at %,
And 10 go q IN. .OC and 90 v. q.
Tickets. Information. sleepiny and par or csr &C.
eonmodAtons can be procured 81 the 0ihces north
.ast corner Of 18th street and avenue,
I'D 1t the depot, where orders can Be left for the
,hectns OF baggage 70 destination from hotels and
:esl0ences
L p FARMER. General PASSENGER Agent.