Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-17
Important Change Oa Schedule Or, the
R:iifi:lIxs. Ind l,G.an:1 Isa:IrnaG.

~ new schedule VIII go In effect on the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad at 1901 p. IN. Sunday, Nov
Is, the most Important changes in which are to
Pittoburs and points west, $50 IL. daily 7:40 and
10 p. H.. daily.
For tanandaigua and points VIA Williamsnort
ana Emporium and Eric, 10 y. H.. daily. eAtent
saturday: on saturday this train viii run as far rs
i'tAo'0 Pullman cars on 70 p III train To Buffalo,
via Emporium. To Rochester. vil CananCiaigi and
Washington. to I'ittsblsg and Chicago,
For Philadelphia and New York-s:l5. $40, Dim
lteti ApleSS}. 1850 am, 1io 400 1900. and HIS D.
IN sunday trains for Philadelphia and New York,
400 1000. ANA Ills y. IN.
For Boston, sleeping car. via New York and New
England F1ilWay-lI0 p. IN. on week days, 400 p.
III. on Sun(iay.
and 11:15 p. II,
For Baltimore on Sunday-94O and 1850 a. M,
4t3. ESQ. 40, 1900 and Ills p. H.
lrtin leIying Washington at 425 p. M. and
1r2n arriving in Washington at $50 a. H.. from
Baltimore. are fast express trains, and for the
accommodation OF the department employees rcsid-
ing III Baltimore.
The arrival Of trains will be as follows: From New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. COS. $40 1850
a. III. zoe. 3.o5 limited. 4:45 and 1920 p. H.
IRON the north and west. $50 Il. H. 6:20 ana S:i5
=. H.
From Baltimore Sos $40 $40 $50 1O15 and 1850
a; m, M. 4t. 3i go. 6.55, SO and 10.t0 =.
Through a!TrperS 1rCln Boston 200 D. III. train.
Trains for Richmond. 6:35 and 11:05 a. IN daily;
$50 u. m daily except sunday. Trains arrive from
ii!clnond. 1920 III. and HOO p. daily 3,iO p.
IN daily except Sunday.
The time given on new schedule is that of the
scVei!ty-1th meridian. to be known as the eastern
standard ard will be adopted for the running Of aI
trains east OF Pittslurg and Erie The running Of
through trains west ot Pittsburg and Erie will re-
main unchanged. except that the figures used Will
b. "cc-trai Standard tine,' twenty eight minutes
slower than the time they are now expres5et! H..
For through car services and local changes please
see &d. ertiSement.
MUsIcAI. TREAT IN SToRE-NIr Theo. Thomas.
to whom more than 10 any other single person the
country is indebted for its advancement In music
viii appear at Lincoln hall. on Monday evening.
Nov. 6 with his great orchestra. after an interval
OF five years Mr.. Thomas presence adds dignity to
any musical event. and the occasion viii no doubt
witness The assembling OF an Immense audience.
BeethOyen's >-Eroicl Symphony will he rendered
ana also selections by Wagner, BerOZ. and Schu-
mann. Mos~rS. NetzerOtI * Co., will have charge
oi the subscription
"H.ZEI KIRKE' AT FORDs OPERA House.
"fazt'l hirke," the phenomenal success OF the
ter gGerS generally at Ford's next week. Miss
Georgia CaYYan. who has received such high
prai~ will enact the role OF Hazel, and Mr.. C. NJ.
Couldocl that OF DHtStttn kiyhe. The other mem
beTS ri the company are said to be well suited to
1he1r respective parts and very satisfactory pro-
dr.tlon OF the famous play is promised fIaveriy'S
Nastod0ns close their engagement with this even
Ing performance.
THE Onp FELLOWS FAIR-The Odd Fellows fair
In East Washington was even better attended than
usual last night. When the voting closed for the
night the following contestants Were In the lead:
Jacob ChilGis and John f. Herrcll. each 127I: gold
watch. Miss Annie f.. King, 49, oyercolt. 5. ii. Mar
Tin. w '-i", 10Y furniture, hatlt' zoos god
bracelet. Miss Ada CahIl. 32}4: writing dcsE, Miss
Rosa Buber, fs1 badges, s T. s., 90; nine thousand
brick. L. H. bubble, 15tI boys suit. W. +. King.
H.; bicycle, Harry Flood 1876: silver watch W. f.
q Neal. 90; gold bTeaStpin. Mrs. Julian Allen, G?ll;
Silver coffee urn Mrs. William Young, &c; doll, Miss
Cora jarb0e 21 Oyercoat, = II. Martin. 10: youths
clothes. Marion cave 8; Students lamp MIS-. ii. r.
PcrIlc, a.; china tea SET MIS-. CdyWOOd. II.
THE NATIONAL THEATER.-'The Silver King"
which net with such hearty reception I'm New
YORK, Will be produced 1T the National thcater next
Week by an exceptionally strong company. The
scenery painted expressly for the play i'll New York
Will be brought here, and yI cont Ibue largely to
the success OF next weeks enga cement. The last
performance OF the SHERRY Duchess" which Is
running Fery smoothly, will be given this evening
at the National
THEATER CONIQU E.-Manager Snelbaker prom
iSS new and unusually entertaining program for
IL At week. Tie Canary Four combination close
thrif engagement to night.
iTf SUFFRAGE Assoc! ATION.-At q meeting OF the
eht'NtN- committee OF the Suffrage Association
last n!Sht, committee was appointed to consider
the ad'iStbliity Of holding general public meet
ing RESOLUTIONS were adopted to increase the
membership OF the commit see to one hundred and
authorizing the organization Of local suffrage clubs
IN Tn OH legislative districts.