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EDUCATIONAL.


IRMaS ,,s c5Af IS AMP Crow
sons in French and German. Address Box g: star
II ss OF E Mss1s
707 d St Fifteenth year opens Sept TO- Piano Organ
tTs1ys teachers lss ID
SPENC9ERIAN> BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
Hail. BSil li corner 9th and p strec.s Day and
ssIisgIpoTt and real life Students reeived every
entrance day evening $50 sia terms by month
or qna5isr or for year by instamens Circulars mailed
MRS SARA srHS SEE Sic: sr fss rr'n'i sss
Mss nAE TE ( sfHs 81 TfI6crr1ox.
H9ss an ana aHS %
IUhE Sas5es forming for Ciergylnen and for Law
yers. 1924 Mass. ave. sep192m'
SPANISH TAUGHT At: 1924 SEVENTEENTH
Or privatelyat residence of pupils.
English taught to foreigners o1j-6t
NORWOOD INSTITUTE SESSION 1888 'Si.
Mr. and Mrs .1l 3 AZ frttrsls Prof R.
MasGn Iatin AID A!atl1eins6cs Prot n sl"ts, |co
fSa sRS 'bfs t asS
with exsmentsS Miss are German Mad chevrs
oR Sme and de Fac Ma dc EpRs s N
1 Art bss sd Fsjn!ss Mfs Gs
Class Drawing and Decorative Art: Miss ]. Chestney
Calisthencs and Elocution Prof L. e. Marni, Dancing
In branches not named the best instruction provided
s iaa and Ihf srea apply to the
WASA!NGTON SCHOOL OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND
W IYPE.MRITING. 927 1 street northwest
CLASSES will meet each evening at $50.
PKlN ATE Lessons given if desired.
SPECIAL Course of twelve lessons for Photographers
STUDENTS supplied with Text books. Copy books
DlcnonarIes Periodicals. Photographic materials, &c.
TYPE-WR1TING Lessons, any hour, day or evening.
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Stati0leTa' specIa.1,.S. - and ~ d sTrHat.
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Day Goons.

DnY Goona
PRICES AND QUALITIES
We offer to-day large lot of best qualities ladies' Ga
Cloth Sutings at Clio; Trecott Cloth Suiting At
Ottoman Silks all Silk At $l75 and lover quality at
@125; large lot Of Suda Cloth reduced from Sc to &C.,
in all colors.
Our stock Of House Linens Is complete and very su-
perior for the price Handkfs and Underwear-LAdies
and Children-All sizes and prices.
JOHN T. MI TELL
Oh 03l PENIS iyania avenue
CHRTS-DON'T FORGET THAT THE
- "AYSTERY" SHIRT
the best Shirt for 70 csnts offered In this or any
country, being elegantly made Of the very bet
material.
This Shirt has been sold IN this market for ten ve,,r
and thousands Of best citizens testify to ~ su
perioFfty, both q to quality and 1T
Only 76 cents for the
MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the best fitting and most uniform In quality Of any shit
in the market.
Sold only at
HEGINNISy,
suls lOoa sTeet northwest
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co., auctioneers VIII sell
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock H., within their
SlleSrooms, superior assortment OF furniture and
cupets, beions1 10 q family declining house
keeping
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DRY GOODS.
JERSEYS, Jrssrrs. Jrnsrys,,

JERSEYS. JrRsrrs.. JrnsrYsm
The JERSEY is to-day moro popular than ever. We
have added to our stocS and offer ccrsr,cte line
than at any previous time.
JERSEYS AT $3.50
Perfect fitting: extra quality OF Siccsinette.
stitched throughout with silk handsome cC II black
and colors.
JERSEYS AT 81
Perfect fitting; French cut fine silk finished Stock
inette full plated back: handsome satin bow Revere
Collar; Pockets and CUFFS Black and colors We have
sold hundreds of these at 81. brit having bought a
much better JERSEY 10 sell a 50 have reduced the
price above
JERSEYS ATs5
Just opened. 100 JERSEYS extra heavy o,aI;.x s,oc
nefte close and fine; Revere Collar CUFFS Plated Back
and Bow, at s. each, in black only: superb garment
Aso 80 JERSEYS. extra fine quality; Revere Collar
Plated Back and Bow Pockets and Cuffs. in Navy Blue
Garnet and Cardinal only, 50 cach We have sold
both above for 81.
JERSEYS AT 81.
so JERSEYS in Black only: splendid quality: Revere
Collar Cuffs Pockets, Plated Back aud Eow as 81 an
elegant garment.
JERSEYS AT So
The JERSEY PAR EXCELLENCE" AZ 50: the per-
lection of JERSEY in tit, shape finish and elegance
in Black only.
SILK JERSEYS,
at $40 and $3.50
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TRuNNEI. 4 CLARK.
sli Market Space.
NoTE.-Nr~ PECK. on % aoor has snt3. f.-l,i..
Tor Dnss and Cloak making az resonable Iriccs g.
DoLMAxs, DoLMASs. Do1NAxs,
CLoAKs, CLoiKs, cIotksi
New stock Of the above goods Just oporel tripain
the l intrst s ,tsl, $40 ST slS sls 81 81 81
hi-1 AIN fi Fail DTs ss Sae si, a ss%
shawl shawls ; single and double all styles.
All Wool SA RsS r tlPn Fannie ann la a. S
shsh. s Red Tgilled Fannels, Sc ana 5sa
Ladies, FLANNEL s1i ii S.s ali CO. cSiors.
Table Tai Linen and NAPKINS. ali yralies
Double White Wool Blankets, Fer pair so,a ., xaa
Gray Blankets from sr25 rer rar.
BIG BARGAINS.
100 dozens Cream Damask Napkins asc doa.n
lo4 Best Beatfcd Sheeing Cotton. 25c
CM TowsoS.
CSC PEsNsrLvAsIA Avr>rr.
% soa'h SSf-
CARPETS CARPETS. CARrrrs.m
TIE LATEST STYLES IN BRUSSELS AND IN.
GRAIN CARPETS
New styles will be added to our large assortment On
MONDAY. OCTOBER sEH
BRIGHT STYLES,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
LOWEST PRICES
% cts 30 cts 81 cts 80 cts 62cts cts s5ct
FLOOR DRUGGETS. all sizes.
--latest Designs Lowest Prices.
VELVET. MOQUETTE AND TAPESTRY RUGS
FLOOR OIL-CLoTHS all widths
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE, new de>irns Is
cts, 81 cts 81 cts, IS cts, 30 cts
FINE ALL WOOL WHITE BLANKETS, per pair g.
$3.50. st, 81 IS.
C. M. wSoN,
636 PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
oc6 South SIDE
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SFFCTAL BUILE7IN-LoCt CAL Rams TOMORROW
Iorgl rains az. iuGr,teCf in New ENGLAND and the
Jhdie AtE:Etl. states on Saturday, with cooler.
clearing weather in Tennessee AMI Tic Ohio ALLEY
anu lake REGION.
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CHIIDKEs's SUITS. Eiseman Bros, ,th and E.
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JERSEYS AT -. -.

Perfect fitting: extra quality az Siccsinette,
stitched throughout with silk handsome cCf II black
and colors.
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"Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in hafpOund Ward" prints, 4Oc. pc
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. ButterInilk and Swee
MILK, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. e.. Oct. ~. lsSS}. ~ IN.

Fnr The middle Atlantic states. fair weather
followed by lGcil rains, Tiutio mostly Snut herly
Stationary falling barometer, with rising temper
/.
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guaranteed TO fit and any alterations necessary made by
competent Dresslnaker free of charge.
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are all Tailor made-the production Of the best
facturersand for perfection in styles and reasonable
prices cannot be surpassed.
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lNDISPUTABIE FACTS.-There are some facts even
In this world that indiSllutabIe one Is that a
man feeIS much more comfortable when he is We'll
dressed and that lie Is In better huulor with the
"orld IMAM he would otherwise De-. But he must be
vel GreSSed, and to accomplish that al reasOna blf
cost ne must THAT firm says, patrOnize such store
a. titt ei kcoiIson, Parker q Co., corner 9Th and
streets
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ssNOMMENT ON PARI.E PARISn-ELEGANT
fHs G classes: FrSf; LARRo06E ,ersd1ate Of
Spanish. italian, 0ezman etc. eephl- Ims
GARFIEI.D NNDERGARTEN-PRIMA AND
NJ Normal School-1e11 I st. 9. W., REOPENS OCT
lst Apply for Catalogue after Sept LIST &C KnderRar-
ten rooms ANNA b OGDEN. PRINCIPAL anai-an
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CITY ITEMS.
GenlIeTslel

Gentlcmen's Furnishings and Hats.
broadway and 5th ave. Silk Hats, 3, worth sc.
Fashionable Brown and Black Stiff Hats, s. to 81.
Splendid assortment Mems Fine Soft Felt Hats.
Mems and Boys Stiff Hats, 81. worth $50
Kid, Dogsktn and Cloth Gloves. Neckwear, Hosiery
Scarlet and White Underwear, Braces, Wool Jackets
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at CLARK 13i 18th ST. NV, tomorrow only:
Handmade wOrsted hoods 39c. hand made worst
ed jackets DC, merino underwear for ladies and
men 25c., eX-leayy underwear for ladies and men
soc. worth Csc, scarlet indicated underwear, all
wool warranted 81 worth $3.50, gents regular made
socks pair for CSC, brown balbIiggan hose regular
made silk clicked &c, solid color regular made silk
clicked ladies' hose 33c.
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acknowledgements Treatment of Dis
ease.


STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from to u a. m. and to p. M, Sunday
excepted satisfaction guaranteed. Call or send
for Pamphlet containing over one hundred vOlun-
tary testimonials OF cures Of citizens of Baltimore
ana Washington, covering the entire range Of
nerve and other incuTable diseases. See Baltimore
sun for daily accounts of cures and every Wednes-
day and Saturday in Washington STAR COnsulta-
ton Tree, either at Office or home of patient.
4. 4. PARSONS L. Co.
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
lnfallible. tasteless, harmless. cathartic; for
1eYtrshness, reStlessness, worms, constipation. 25
cents. II
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The JERSEY PAR EXCELLENCE" al 50: the per-
lection of JERSEY III iii, shape, finish and elegance
in Black only
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Souvenir to Every Purchaser

Unprecedented Success and Still I'm.
creasng sale OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price a5
cents
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PERSONAL.
began.

The Hon James G. Blaine ind family are
expected to return to Washington carly
in November.
There is one thing about Courtney, the
oarsman, that Is unique. He can make
bigger row all by himself than when he has
to row with another man.
Nine. Ristori, in her old age and with
her strength almost exhausted, actually in
tends to put into execution a long cherish
adj plan OF appearing in English, and in
tends to open her campaign at Bath very
shortly.-LmIdOn Truth.
Pere Hyacinthe and Mime. Leyson will
sail for America on next Saturday in the
Arizona. The good Pere, who comes 70
lecture on religious subjects, and his vile
will be the guests Of Mr.. Washburne and
Mr. Cyrus W. Field during their two
months stay in this country.
Mr.. Walker, the colored lawyer whom
Governor Butler has nominated for JUS
flee Of the Charleetown (Mass.) District
Court, Is said to be very popular among
the Ir,sh-Americans there. He lisa Roman
Catholic, His wife Is white woman, and
her friends say very estimable one.
Prince Albert Victor's investure by the
Queen with the Order Of the Garter, while
he isyet a minor, Is almost without prece-
dent George III did not admit even the
then Prince OF Wales, aiterward George
~, until after he had come Of age. The
ceremony was performed privately, with
only Princess Beatrice for an audience.
The Lord Bishop Of Rochester, England,
has arrived In the interest Of the Church
Temperance Society. He will preach in
Stanton, Va, this evening. conduct two
mOetinps at White Sulphur Springs on Sat.
urday and Sunday evenings, lecture at the
University Of Virginia on October ., hold
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A sherry cobbler will never mend your
old shoes.-The Judge.
0ne.Gith OF the citize ms Of Utah are said
to oppose Mormonism.
Health is wealth; but wealth is very apt
to run into govt or apoplexy.
OF the 100000 people in New York
city only q ,059 own real estate.
One day every man will have enough
when his mouth 10 full Of mold.-Od Pro
UtrJ.
The frat theatre ever opened in this coun'
try Is said to have been at Williamsburg
Va, in 1859.
A Mics Henderson, Of Pierre, Dakota, IL
called "the man-killer." The fourth mar
to whom she was engaged has died before
the wedding.
The Southern Democratic papers art
again engaged in the unCoMgenial task o
whitswashing Ben Buffers record, and the
Southern lime.kilns are reported as in .
state OF unwonted activity.
II some OF the New Jersey Democratic
papers are not wholly given 10 lying, LeoI
Abbott is bad man weighing severa
pounds more at this moment thar
he will the day alter the November election
The Indians shouldn't make so much o
fues about giving up their dances on The
plains. There are number OF variety
shows in The country which are prepared r
make engagements with them at curren
rates.
An English syndicate, worth $40, 900, 600
has bought 1000 acres North OF Omaha
which they propose to lay out as subur
ban city, much likC Pullman, near Chicago
The new city will be called New Elm
burgb, and immense stockyards and can
ming establishments are to be itB chief in
dustry.
Within the last year the women OF the
United States have given the sum OF $780,
600 for the spread Of the Gospel to heather
lands. OF this amount the Presbyteriant
gave nearly 5000 900, the Baptists $l56, 600
the Congregationalists Sl3O,0O0, the North
ern MethodistS Sl0S, 900, and the women o.
the Methodist Church. South $25, ITO.
The executors Of James Buchanan are
considering the propriety OF bringing 0
libel suit against the Boston Herald FOL
printing special dispatch, dated Phi!adel'
phia, which said that the cause OF the
breaking, OF BuChannn's marriage engage
ment was the discovery by the lady OF his
intimate relations with notorious woman
who lately died in Philadelphia. George
Tcknor Curtis pronounces this story 8
brutal and utter fasehood, and his denial
is supported by other persons familiar with
the facts. Mr.. Curtis insists that the Herald
make retraCtion.
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Clqrksb!lra, Srtember Is.
nouna 10 see the.state Fn!r.


Detroit Fre Pres. N
A stranger who was hanging around the
State Fair grounds yesterday morning acted
In manner to attract the attention OF the
policeman, who proceeded to make some
INQUIRIES touching bis business.
tits all right, ofiicer-all RICH" replied
the man as he rested his back against the
fence. "My name is White-Jim White, oil
Isabella county"
"That's satisfactory"
"And reached here only two hours ago,
after walking most Of the way. I'm here to
take this thing all in"
"Yes."
last time I was here to the fair | only
had Sl2, but piCkpocket got 81 OF that.
This time " got So, and nobody gets a
cent. There's 81 in each boot, So in my
acknowledgements, and tho rest is sort o
scattered around promiscuously in my
various pockets"
'I guess you are SAFE"
mYou bet! Last time was here 1t cost
all nv cash to buy fodder. See that bag ?
Well, I've got four loaves oil bread, ten
pounds Of meat, and thirty.two boiled eggs
IN there for fodder, saying nothing Of
pickles and crackers. l don't reckon any
restaurant will get ahead OF mi"
"You are well fixed, indeed"
MThere's man from our county got q
bic calf here. The three Of us are going TO
slsen together In the stall, and that will
Saye lodgings. I've got my watch tied to
nv pocket, neither dust nor wet can hurt
nv clothes, and II anyone goes for me I've
got lot OF pepper 10 throw in his eye"
"Well, well"
preacher" continued tho man, land I'm
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Letters from Athens announce an inter
esting discovery, brought to light in the
course OF some excavations which are being
carried out in the island Of Delos by the
pupils OF the French school al Athena In
The neighborhood Of the Theatre Of Apollo
they came upon the remains OF a private
house, which apparently belonged to the
Alexandrine epoch. A court surrounded
by pillars and twelve chambers has been
opened out. The floor Is composed Of mo-
sale, which is a fine specimen, representing
flowers, fishes and other ornaments. In the
middle Of the court is well, now quite
choked up. The door Of the house and the
line OF roadway or street leading to 1t have
also been discovered. The excavations
will be continued, and It is hoped that a
large portion Of the old town will be
brought to light.
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Buffers convention renominates him for
Governor Of Massachusetts,. His mastery
was 80 complete that mis- convention would
have nominated stuffed monkey-per.
haps satsn himseli-ii he had desired 1t.
But for the present he is content to be the
nominee Of two parties, the Greenback and
the Democratic. The telegraphic report Of
the convention shows how uncomfortable
an affair it was for anybody who lacked
the forethought to have Butlot's brand put
OH him.
The intention was to do certain thing,
and the right Of free speech, OF protest or
appeal could not be allowed to interfere
with the proceedings. Butler had been at
the trouble to pack the convention, and he
didn't intend to have hard things said
about him in his own house. 1t was in
large measure against conventions called
10 ratily "slate," against tickets with the
stamp OF the machine upon them, that
voters protested last year. The tidal wave
came along, and as part Of the drift it
threw up Ben Butler for Governor Of Massa-
chussetts. This year there are no indica-
tons Of another tidal wave Of that sort; it
is more probable that last years wave will
roll back and forever sweep away such
timber as Butler.
But Butler has his grip on the Governors
chair, and be means to stay there II he can.
He is a shrewd, bold man, with the brain
to conceive and the courage and money to
execute. There Is nothing to which he
will not resort to effect his purpose. This
time he plays for large stakes-nothing lees
than the Presidency. III he can hold him
self in place this year, he will bea iofmtds'
bic man in the Democratic National Con-
yention next year. He will get that nomi'
nation il he can convince the Democratic
party that he can be elected. He is not too
strong a dose for party which seeks for Its
nominees those ex-Republicans who have
not violently assaulted it. A party which
applauded his triumph in Massachusetts
would as readily consent to make Butler a
Democratic President, II that could be.
It is to DO hoped that Massachusetts ia
about to redeem herself; that she will rid
herself Of the disgrace OF u charlatan and
trader for Governor. The Republicans
have named good man and arc confident
Of his election. At this distance'we do not
feel warranted in saying that Mephistt :
piles has reached the end OF his rope. 1t
may be that Massachusetts has not had her
fill OF disgrace.
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NINA NAMING of nI.n .ler.

The third quarter Of the year is nearly
closed. a glance over the news dispatches
for tho nine months shows an appalling
loss Of life from moving accidents by flood
and field" 1t has not been ayear otwar,
and vet the death roll to date represents
mortality enough for twenty great battles.
The record takes in the yellow fever
scourage in the South, shipwrecks, the
startling earthquake at Ischia, the deyasta-
ton Of Java, the cholera plague, explo-
sions, and innumeable mine disasters,
swelling the grand total to more than l40,-
600 souls. The following record will be
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going to get q seat on the grand stand by
claiming that I'm q member OF the Legs.
lature. Once in / don't come out till the
last hog has been shipped for home. I'm
going 70 begin with the Jersey cali and
take in everything, clear back TO the wind
mills, and II you hear Gov. Begole inquir-
ing Il Jim White, Of old Isabella, has
shown up you can assure him that I'm on
deck and chuck full Of billing hot enthus
iaRm."
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The miscellaneous casualties for the
month of September alone, not yet com
pleted, resulted in nearly one hundred
reported deaths. In short people enough
to make city the size Of Pittsburgh, OF
i've times the size OF Wheeling, have per.
ished from violent causes since the year
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MRHAgraAS-Dear Sir: am induced by
a sense Of duty to the suffering 10 make =
brief statement OF your remarkable cure oil
myself. l was most miserable sufferer from
the various annoying and distressing di,eases
Of delicate persons, which caused me to be
confined to my bed for long time, being too
weak to even bear my weight upon my feet.
was treated by the most reputable pbysicians
in our city, each and all ,saying they GOULD
do rothi1g for ME. had given up all hopes
OF ever being well. In this condition ! bt.
gan to take your JfdHdlia and PeruHa, and, !
am most happy 10 say, in three months was
perfectly well-entirely cured without any
appliances or support OF any kind.
Yours truly, MIS-. HENRY ELLIS,
paw No. 800 Scott street. Milwaukee, Wis.
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meetings in Richmond, Va. on October
and 4, and speak ut the opening Of the So
ciety's annual convention in Philadelphia
on October s. He will sail from Quebec
on his return voyage on October IL.
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O and after MONDAY, MAY Il, 1855, tuntil
luther uot!cc) Cas will run from the City and
Ramms every hour from $50 A. Y. TO go =. u.
IArs 70 and from Fulton every % minutes.
myi2 !. HlEEH, supt,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Traln. ar,lye aaa depaI. :, lollov.-o l.y..lne.

Trains arrive aud depart aS tollows-City time.
Baltimore q 0hio-MAN LINE-DEPART-
l:6S q m, $40 q m, $40 y D, $40 p m, 7:06 m.
O. o. DlY.-s:2o N, ais p n, ll:l6 p m. $40 am.
W. & P. DIy-DEFAIT-FG Plthblrgh, E2j a m,
and 400 m: for washington, Pa, 6:26 and 9:l0A N,
$40 and $50 p m; for Elm Grove 1;66 p N. AR
RtVE-MRin Line-l2:lb . N, l0:20 n, S:16 D m,
SIG q N, EIS pm. g Q; hy;.eiIe p n; SSo p,
$50 m. and $50 p m; fran WaShlDEton, "a 500
and go q m; lis and $50 nj from Elm Grove,
r., @. q ST. L.-nEPAaT-e7 a m, Goa a m,
In . N, II7 p m. MRtyE-&T Q m, 1l:l2 q m,
&b7p m, 7:Hpm.
Cleveland, L.orain d wheeIing.-DEPARr
Bridgeport and St CIdsyille Accommodation, go
a m and sis p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; MtHsilon,
i:l0 p m. AERIyE-s& q N, 1910 m, 2I5 m,
4t6 p m. lE
cleveland q LRr-6:l2 A
m, 1880 q m, 100 p N; stcubenyille Accomnoda.
lion &2S n, RellSVille Accom- modGtion sos
D m ARRrE-l90S q N, 4:t3 p IN, &l2 D m; stGlI.
benville accommodation 8:SS > N, WeIlSViile AZ.
commodAton S+Sam m!
II, r.. q @. Railway-LELvE BellAire for
W0oeS6dd' and summertieid at Gas m, and S:0o
p. M ARRIVE az Bellaire At gtSA n. and go pm.