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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-26
PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS
About People and Things In wash
inUfnn

Toys Wholesale at $50 Seventh street.
TwESTY-NtNE arrests were made by the
police yesterday.
DounLe-wIDTH nll-wool cashmere, Soc.
Uufrs Black Goods Store, No. 1l3 seventh
street northwest.
REPRESENTATIVES, r. II. VAN Horn and wife
arrived In the city last evening. Col Van
Horn took up winter quarters on Capitol
IIill.
Mrs. BRIDGET McNuLTy was fined a. by
Judge Smell for calling Ollccr Block pct
names ofa more forciblc than compliment
AIRY nature.
As 4 perfectly reliable ana economical
remedy, we cordially recommend DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 9, cents BEETLE. For
sale everywhere.
JESSE BROOKS, n schoolboy has been alb.
sent from his home since yesterday morn
ing, and his parents have urged the police
to search for him.
HENRY BENTON was fined $40 In the Police
Court for keeping disorderly bar-room
on Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth
ana Thirteenth streets.
CHARLES SEDowICK, the Nirginian who
forged the name of MIR. Thomas Weaver to
II check for s2l, had n hearing in the Police
Court this morning. His case was sent TO
the grand jury.
A CHIMNEY in the rear of DR.. Toner'S resi-
dence caught fire this morning, ana after
every effort had been made to extinguish
the flames an alarm was turned in. No
great damage was done.
The CONDITION OF Mr.. ID. w. Foster, who
fell through an area-way yesterday and sus-
taincd serious injuries, remains unchanged.
The unfortunate man bears his suiferings
with wonderful fortitudo and patience.
AN rMrLoYE of the Patent once while
on tho roof of the new wing of that build.
ing yesterday, broke through one of the
plate-glass skylights and hung suspended
by his arms until rescued by other EN-
ploycs.
DUNN MCKEE, the little son ofNIr ID. II. Nc.
kap nf the Nny York AagnpfntpI prasg
this morning knocked from his velocipcdc
by u passing vehicle and very slightly
bruised. The driver of the team was not in
the least to blame.
GAIT. GoopgNouGn, of New York city,
DoorSceper of the House of Representa-
tives from the Thirty-eighth TO the Forticth
II candidate for his old position. Col. Fitch,
of Ohio, IL also an uspirant for the Door
keepership. lie claims that he IL backed
by the Ohio Republican delegation.
THE orders OF Major Brock instructing
the police to arrest all the tramps that APP
pear on the streets are being rigidly car
ried out and will probably be the means of
ing during the winter. The knights of tho
sidewalk Gagged by Judge Smell to. day were
John Brooks, Hillary Thompson, Hat
Williams and William Venil.
JOHN II. DRRI, ESQ.,, the general agent of
the National Capital Mutual Beneficial As
city. stopped in this city over Thanksgiv-
ing day, after having established n number
OF branch offices In Pennsylvania and
Southern Statos. He reports very cncour-
o2ingly from all sections for the success of
the association. Mr.. Derr Is very genial
success for the stockholders of the ass ocia-
ton,
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A. M. Gibson Before the Grand Jury.

Shortly after the grand jury met this
morning they resumed the consideration of
his appearance at the City Hall yesterday
and was sworn to tell the truth and moth
ing but the truth to the grand jury
and then went up stairs, but the
inquisitorial body not being ready for him,
lot him lay over until to-day and then lis.
tened to his marvellous story. Prior to his
being invited into the room, Mr.W. d. Bur-
bridge was sworn and examined. At the
close of this witness testimony the rest of
the day was given up to Mr.. Gibson, who
lost no time in pointing out what the
special attorney" on his own hook had
discovered in the shape Of frauds in the cx-
pediting of Star-routes. Mr.. N. Fisher, a
Mrs. Gregg, and J. w. Spcllman followed
Gibson before the grand Jury.
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Optical DcIusiOn.

Atlanta Constitution.
What several near-sghted persons mis-
took for rainbow in clear sky proved to
be nothing but young woman in red
stockings climbing the rocks to gather
autumn leaves.
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"AIderney DAIRY Warons.n

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning, and delivered in lib "WardD
prints, at Acc. per ID. Also cottage chese.
90 per ball buttermilk, &c. per quart, and
sweet milk, &c. per quart.
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District government Notes.

The committee on liquor licenses have
approved the applications Of Michael ii
G. Bligh, william Carlcy, John Conner,
Jackson Cole, Patrick +. Cnsiclr, p. -.
Dunn, Charles Dietz, Joseph II. Davidson,
Anna Donnelly, James Fay. Mrs. C.. Gun
ter, Franklin Curry, Louis Gacht, Charles
Gretl, George Gross, Fred Hugle. Daniel
j. Hartigan, William Jackson, j. l.. John
son, August Koch, James. Kelliher, Henry
A, Kaiser, j.. Kolipinski, John +: Kelly,
Michael j. Kcanc, William Lewis, +. Lam
brecht, d. T.. Lane, Mrs. Mary A. Lynn,
Charles Mndcs, NJ. G. Mccormick. Ellen
Martin, John Murphy, Middleton & Nail,
Franz Neuhous, Lewis Newrnth, Daniel
O'Bricn, William 0'Neal, John Outrich,
Carl Rcesch, David Riordan. selden Il Rob
bins, William scherger, Patrick Smyth,
Charles Schnebel, Mrs. G. Shea, l.. W.
4. scrivener, NJ. V. Tierney, Ernest Weber,
williams & Meredith, Patrick White, Levi
Woodberry and Fritz Wittiner.
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THE EVENING CRITIC.
snccieI weather puIIctin.
A RLIsuEn AUaUsT Isaa.

The special bulletin issued from the Sig
nal Offlce to-day says:
The indications are that slightly warmer
and fair weather will prevail in the South
Atlantic and the southern portions of the
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Boys UIsteret,' es.

So will buy q neat substantial ulsterette
for your boys at Eiseman Bros, Lorher Oh
Seventh and Il streets.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-26
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Patti says she was very nervous at her
first concert in New York
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y OsT-oN SATURDAY, NOV. a. ON 9TH
4 4 ST., bet G. and L., asmall parcel OF emDrold'
cred work, on crash. The finder viii please re-.
turn to 1913 III ST. NV. no-oot
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-11-26

Rlbinstoin will play in Paris during the
month Of February next,
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The Russian Minister'S DincuIty.

In the Newport Or. ~ Court of Com
mon Pleas Monday, the affairs of Michael
Bartholomew, the Russian minister, were
brought before the public in an extraordi-
nary manner. During the past summer he
has occupied cottage there. From first
to last he was in u perpetual wrangle with
servants and trade3men. So far as the lat
ter are concerned, Mr.. bartholomew claims
that they overchargod him, and that
is the reason he refuses to pay certain bills,
while tho. tradesmen claim that their
charges have been fair and just. Suit was
brought by c. s. Murray for grain supplied
to Minister Bartholomew. lie refused to
pay the bill and was served with writ,
whercupon he telegraphed to Gov. Little
field US follows
Please give orders so that myself, family
and personal property be safe, guarded
from obstruction. in view of summons
sheriff Crandall on contested settlement
of bill. claim my privileges aad immu-
mites ne Russian minister.
BARTHOLOMEW.
Mr.. bartholomew probably asked the
State Department to interfere, for Gov.
Littlcfcld received a telegram from Acting
Secretary HIT pointing out that the Re-
vised Statutes prohibit the serving of pro-
cesses upon ministers. Subsequently, on
October 81, Secretary Blaine wrotean eight
page letter to Gov. Littlefeld, in which he
said that the State Department had been
officially informed that the sheriff had
served process on Bartholomew; that
while no formal complaint had been made,
"thc communication, says Mr.. Blaine,
"was doubtless intended to bring to the
notice of the Government the Invasion of
the diplomatic privileges of the Russian
minister, in order that such action
might be voluntarily taken as circuin-
stances seemed to require" Mr.. Blaine, in
his letter goes minutely into the law re-
lating to the question, points out that all
lawyers, principals and court officers are
liable to punishment for serving a process
on foreign minister, and asks that the
attorney general of the State be requested
by the governor to appear in court ear
O nlcio and call the attention of the court to
this abuse of the process and ask for such
action ~ will prevent a renewal of so un-
toward an occurrence. Assistant Attorney
General Colt so appeared and although the
plaintifi7s counsel objected, the court init
mated that upon The receipt of the official
certificate that Mr.. Bartholomei was the
Russian minister he would dismiss the case
from the docket.
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Children'S Suits!
Children'S 0VerC0atS!

In the Line Of Children's Suits and Overcoats
we can show styles and shapes that can be
found at no other house in the city.
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EXeshE EssE'sSEE.

Com miasicner's Office, No. ". j. :rlsv a..
A.leIanolis, Va, Dec S:h, 1851
TITO CHARLES S. TAYLOR. RI, John -.
a c. Brookes. administrator &C., J. Harris
Forbes and Fanny L.. h!s WIFE, VIE. D. Fowe.
il, J. T. Reckksm and Carrie, his wife. VIM.
+: Brookes. j. st. Q. Brookes. Geo .. FToches,
Chsres Lsdd and Susan L., his wi!o John 3.
DAinze:feld and Rebcccs r.. his wife. II ZEE Il.
Fow!e Geo. D. Fowle, Philip Fc91!e, Franz
+. Freshman, q. 8. Tsylor, il, JnliGE 7.
Burke and Esther D., his wife. Goo f, Fovle,
Ellen Fowle l.. hsrhury, guardian 81 li.e3r,
Barbara Fowle. Elizabeth U. Gotham, W ~. j.
Bowers and Lucy j., his wife. LOUIS +s;anns:,
4. Dennis, James w. Dennis. Heary Z Dennis.
Francis H Dennis, S. =. pernia EGws7d K
Dennis Henry PsTe and Virginia L., bis wife,
Edward D. Pitts, Geo. Pitts. Boston Rita, Jtmas
Pitts. Spence, PITS end Mssis Pits auG tla
creditors CT William r. DENIS. Deceased.
You are hereby notified that lsve fixed upon
TUESDAY, the 27:h day Of Dsczmber. 1871,
st III oclock, e M ct my said Office, 81 nc !;GIs
and place when and where shall proceed 20
execute tie decree rendered by the CRU; Ggur.
of the city OF Alexandria, on tae :@.;i day Of
September, 1881. in the chsuca1y sui. OF CHARLES
S. Taylor. sr., complainant against j 81. q.
Brookes, sdn'r. and ais, defendants, Whereby
l am required tc ascertain and report
Il The clsims against the estate CT mo iSIa
William <. Dennis, decd. !teir aECuut?, ed
pii0ritiea, IF any.
81 a aettlen ent of tie account Of the sd min
istrator of said decedent from the la:L accoult
returned by him.
6 The resi- estate in Virginia OF which Toe
said VIM. z. Dennis, died said.
The creditors Of said dccedent are required &c
kttend on that day ard prove their ciam-.
Given uLder my haLd, rs CommlsioEtr ii
Chsncery 0! said Court, the Day md year l.sl
aforesaid. GEORGE a. hlUSRSACI,
decS-law4w Comri'r. 10 ChsuCafF
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9:2Slexaudria 0azette
TUESDAY EVENING. DBC. Il.

How IT PAYS TO A TAKE A NEWSPAPER
Seine i 2e7s .ru not OF much account IS 10 az
,ears.ces, La. I never took one that did rot
pay c, in stmo way, more Than l paid for it.
One t mo m old fiiead started little pspar
away down in south western Georgia AID sens it
70 ne, subscribed just TO encourage him. and
6tGer awhile j! published notice thss On admiL-
isrator hsd on order 70 sell several Lola at bic
cutlery, Ind one of the lots Wss in my county.
So inquired about the lots, and wrote to 10
friend - attend the sale and lun it up to $50.
de did so, ard bio me Of the lot for $50, and
sod it in II month 10 nan it jcihtd for tlC0,
ard 80 In,de 5tS clesr BY taking tnst Taper.
ID tztEe, tod ma that when ne Was young
III Al he Iaw notice In q payer that q school,
lcsche, Was wsntcd away ct ia distant county.
ant lie IoLt - ere end got tue situation. and
little girl ives sent to HIM. and SITTER ssWhiie she
grew up mighty sweet snd pretty, ard he fell
il love with her and married her. Now if he
hadc't taken thst paper, whist do you reckon
would hive became o! mt? Wouldn't l have
hsen scnr other fellow. or maybs 10! ct AL
L0eeN Courier.
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Alexandria = azette and Virginia Advertiser
Ek1LEUAD3.
[ SSl ensAr 1851
pENNSVJ VA MyA prTrnn

/ SSl esxAr 1881
20 TIE NORTH, WEST & sOTTHWES-
DOUBLE TRACK,
S"Shh Rails, SPLENDID SCENERY,
kAGElFlCENT RQUlPAKET.
In eGsct December 18th, 1881.
Trairs leave Washington, from station. corner
of Sixth and 3 streets, as follows:
For Piitsbura and the West, chicago L;miled
EIrre:s Of Pullman Hotel and S eepinx Oars
81 10 90 q m. daily; Fact Lite. 1000 q. m.
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 10
Cincinnati snd Chicago Western Express
81 p. m. daily, with Palace Cars to Ti!tsburg
ard Louisville
Baltimore and Pot,msc Railroad.
For Csnsndsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
st % a m daily. except Sunday; I 80 y. m.
csliJ except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10
Can,ndagus.
For Wiiliamsport Lock Haven and Elmi,s,
III lIo q. m daily. except Sunday.
For New York ana the Kaat, co q. m. 10 OOs
m. ~ 10 60 snd 10 Is y. m. On Sunday
10. 10 GO and IL 10 .. NJ, Limited express of
pu'lnsa farlor Cars. 90 q. Il. daily, except
Sunday.
For BROOKLYN, n. y, sll throus Il trains connec.
st Jersey City with boats CT Brooklyn Annex,
sf riding direct transfer 10 Fulton street,
svtiiipg GcuSls ferrisge scroIs New York
City.
FOR PEilaaephis. SO d. m, jOC0a. m eco.
%, lnCn, and IL Is D. M. On Sunday, 20.
90, 10 10 and l0l5 .. m Limited EIpresa.
, oOs n. daily except Sunday.
For Baltimore, s 80, S on, 9 80. 1909 =. m AID
eco. 20. 80, s AZ, 81, ~ GO. and 10 is .. m.
IN Sunday. SO. ~ co {. NJ, 2 90, s 40, ! so.
10 CO. and 10 Is . m.
Fer pope's Creek Line, 30 g. m and ADD, M.
Dolly, e1cep. sunday.
For Ennspois. ~ a. m. ard 40 p. m daily,
ALEXaNDKIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAlLWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON KalLnUAD.
*or alexandria $50, 30, 40, II 10 and
II 80 s. H., i 70 S, 20, 6 20 sud II 80 D. n.
On Sunday 81 6 80, 8 20, IL 10 and IL 80 a. m,
and 70 y. n.
Fer Richmond and the South, so and II lOs.
Il: daily aud GO y: m. daily. except Sunday;
Trains lesvH Alexandria for WASHINGTON, 6.u
EOS, S53. ind 10 \. La; l 10, 3. :, 7, and
IS p. n. and u night. Oh Sunday at O5
%. and IL 8. u on and 9 C5 q. n.
Tickets and Information st the office, northe sss
corner of 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, and At
the ststion where ordera can be left for the
checking CT Baggage 80 destination from hotels
and reEluencea. }. K WOOD.
Genera! PaSsen ger agent.
FIR NIX THOMSON,
General Manager. oecl9
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aTgG E&MS,
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO

BostS between WASHINGTON and ALIEN.
an OH will iuH PROMPTLY IS follows, viz:
Leave Seventh sreet vi srf at 10, s 80 so,
1850 ard II 80 a. n, snd II 80, / 80, 2 80. 8 So
80, S 90 4 30 and p. ii.
i.eavs Alexsndrs q! co. : 20, 90. 80. 10 SO
Dad II 30 a; o., ard y 90, so. 80, 3 81. 60.
20 and so e. u.
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S!esa!ors Of saie line will r1n &C follow,
Ee;& a9.sEfssglzS.

Steamers Of sais line will r1n &C fol!owI.
Eesss aH.sasagISS,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
!or Boston. stesi-3er
E-sAs. ffP TGR EaEE
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd
FRIDAY, ut & CO Clock PAM; returning lssye
Norfolk on sltGrnate days st go p. N,
This atauHca iron siea;aer has Just been paint.
sd throughout. stS:aroorns newly furnished and
carpetea, snG il the handsomost - veil Us the
ssfccL boz. On tia fotoma &C rivar and Chesapeake
bay, anu is tne only steamer making close con.
nsct!ol With lie New Iock and Boston steam.
ers; also conGects with Richmond steamers srd
railroad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
and POINT LOCKOUT gong and returning.
For IN. iG!i Ind TlGter, commencing Oct lst
rates OF fare will be IS follows:
First clsse !nre 10 Fo1tresa NJ onToe and Nor
folk s. 81; second class 81 So first class fare to
finey Point and Pcin. Lockout 81 80; second
class 10,.
F45Ts H&TY YORK..
E5;lsrseJa E22a z z. c. E,S-E RrE.HG SGB&
sEH50pT
kF&IiY FRIDAY, 1t z IA; snt returning,
leave row ior:., f-on; pier !! Sss: river, IV.
ERi 81. 70 A!:E Z, 81 ) 0clGcG 2. u.
Tie st2sriets q This company make conrec.
Ep'lh e. SOflciE -Cf i:cStUI. GLG Gil .QlltS Ssst,
S: Ecw York w::a ..i pc:Dts W est and NorlS.
w@Gt, and 81 E.ias%r iiis with Virgins Midland
Ra,l-0ad sa'; Washington! and Ohio Railroad,
Through rates gwen md !rolgh! handled csre-
fully and promptly. For further informalion
apply 10 K. A. E&hD, Agent.
ianhsy's Taasi
VIZ. TaCH PSCN, President,
iSio I slleG.:
sep 2-:s W.shing ion, D. q.
.E,Ez: q. IGS .;..'kGM Line WERE
1880 LIZ 20
fBiLkD&LP ETA, FALL, RiYEE,F EOvy.
DENC& AND BOSTON.
Steamers laAys Alexandria EVERY TUES.
OAg .na leave fhilsdelphia &VEE;Y SAT-
UHDAY.
This line connects NJ Alexandra WITH Ike .
E. IL n. and VI u q. K. B., ana a: Phiisdel.
phis with ClJae's regular S.cansbipe for Fail
River, providence aud Boston.
Freigh. Forwarded with p.ora p.nass and ca>s
froa CT coiGmisslooi.
no charge Tor traEistar il Philsdelphis, and
to wharfage II Boston. Quick time. Frequent
departures. Through ratos End through bills
OF lading ETon. Insurance @t Tho icwss. rates
agents
=. +. EaED. AiaIsndcih
NM. I CLYDE s CO., Ph:lsdelphi.
JOHNSON Il CO.: Wash. s, Geory4n
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Opening and Closing CT the EsIls.


Washington. u. g., and Northeastern mails 8
6. IL, y n. and and 8 Is p. m.
Western iaGilg - and ID p. m.
Southern mails, viz Richmond. Vs., 10 80 q.
III. aj.i 81 And Is p. ~
South end Southwestern mails, via Lynch
5uIs, Virginia, way ard through msls, o. q.
II. snd . % p. II.
A:r:sss2 Division &C a. II.
A:G:sri:ia 10 Round Hi vs., GO q. N;
oFNNIHG.
Northern sni Western mails. via Washing
sUl, u. c., s 50 c. III. II n and 90 D. m.
Southern msils, via Richmond, Va, 8 80 E. nc
and 80 :. n.
Southwestern mails via Lynchburg Virginis
Chrou2h uaiIs) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, : 80 q. N.
i:sns.sss Division 30 p. m. for lock box only
Round I'll! TO Alexandria, Va, 30 .. m.
O2ice N0urs-Otice opens at 80 :. m, and
c.o:et a. o. p. y.
Sunday Hours-0Hca opens ct As a. NJ, md
closes 81 30 3. n.
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l'OsO.H.aC EFI-Ex L.r.YDl,YGS.

" >"11AO H.A ''1. 1~-isS "s'H"S.
The steamer ARROWSN1TH leaves 9TH st.
wharf. Washington, 81 / { IN. sGd Ae1end,is
II 30 a. m. RFkHY MONDAY. THURS
DAY snd SATURDAY for sll river landings.
ga Mondays pa far SIS Nonlni Perry; on Thurs
day Sonini and CurIiomsn; on Saturday Cur.
Iiomsn hnd Lecnurdtovn; connects st Shep-
Hsrd's with B. Il 0. i. r.
9. W. RIDLEY. Gen. Manager.
Cspt. JEo <. WocD Fl. s. Pass p ct. [nc1j
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IL YOU WANT First Glass Suit made to
order from so 70 $50. or fnc OGerocGt from
SO 20 $50 We nave the largts: stock of piece
goods ~ the ci,y, and al sarIueote Are made 10
he store snd warranted FIRST class 10 every pal
s!cui.r, as We employ only the best wotkmen
and guarantee perfect FL. Gail end examine
Cur stock before you purchase.
8 WATERMAN e. Son.
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If YOU want Youths, Boys, or Chid's
Suit or OsoIc)st We have an endless variety al
the lowest prices. 5. WATERMAN Il Son.
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NCk NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FC2
~
1hK55 MOGEUE AND TEE SOUTH.
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Mail, Southwark connects At Charlottesville,
with Obes. 3 Ohio b. r., East ana West at
Lynchburg, connects With Norfolk West-
ern X. f., through Southwest Virginia, to
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Rock
and Te1ss-and at Dsrville with Richmond g
Danville 4. f., to South End Southwest.
Express trains connect with K, s. d. K. 4. at
Dtnville Tor all points in South, South Ras.,
Southwest and East
Express trains north ward msks close connnc.
lion at Charlottesville for Rich
Fast Mail connects At DAnyiile to all points on
4. & D. Z. T., and Atlantis. Montgomery, Mo-
bile. New Orleans. Houston, Galveston and all
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave AL.
eI = daily, except Sunday, 8 IS 8. m. and
! 0Q p M, and returning arrive at Alexsndria
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
10 4. u. and A!e.sndria 45,. M, daily,
except Sunday arrive st Strasburg at Il % o. M.
connecting with the Valley Road Fest and
West, and at River &c: Luray. Leave Strssburg
0O p. NJ, arriving Fl Ale1andris a. IS o. m
MIXED TRAIN FOR MANASSAS Div.
!S1ON lesves Alexandria daily, except Sun.
Gay, 81 w a. M. arriving at Strssburg 1t s 25
" NJ, and returning leaves Strssburg 1t s rs
q. M, arriving IN Aiexandria al C5 o. M.
For hiddleburs daily Except Sunday con
noc.ion q: Plains s:s:ion.
For Uppstville, regular connection At Dels.
plsne
For Washington, Rsppsh,nncck, daily CON.
neetioa, EXCEPT Sunday, a. Uulpeper.
For WAKKENTON, leave WASHINGTON ri
I II aud II 70 a. n. daily.
All trsins make good connections, ut Wash.
inston. to and fre:n North and West.
aSr Atlanta sleeper leaves Washington At
1? g. M, running through without change,
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Washington
ana Cnsreaton. s. O., without change, on ii %
p. m. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro and
6uSusts, Go, On 10 q. N. connection
Mark s dj stable Chsir Care are run on Nisht
tfalns between Washington aud Dsnville.
!n:ouah tickets at loves! rates 10 all import
ant points in the Uti:t1 States.
NJ Gil Trains in both directions make close con.
necton at Franklin Junction to aud from all
points On Franklin Division.
Pullman Seepers will run between Washing.
ton and Atlanta on Fss. Nail.
MEhCER SLAUGHTER, G. T. A.
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TIE STEaEE2
EXCELSIOR,

IGAE!JlDE ths .. 5. MaiD
WI! loagc her wharf foot OF Primes eLreet On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATUE-
nSES; st 5:3o o'clock p III, stopping st
E!Ees Poln! .nd Point Lookout going and re-
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WED.
hESDAYS, FRIDAYS aad SUNDAYS at 4
O'clock p. III.
FALL AND WlHIES ARRANGEMENT
Beginning Octobarl.
First cl.ss iara to uortrtps Monroe snd Nor.
fGIE' " tp; Second csss. escu way, $50; Frs!
class tare TO finey Point and Point LOCKOUT
81 %; Second. class, each wsy, IS c.s.
Councils at Norfolk with steamers for kirh
mond, New York and Boston.
HH0kGE MATTLNGLY, Supt.
p. Z. AGOh, Agent. mk26
INLAND & GEAG0ARD CoEsT1NG CO