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spcnr-tocd boot. Out or Fashion.

Tho pointed-toed boots" said down town
shoemaker recently. have disappeared forever; at
least hope IL is forever But the chances are that
fashion w come up again in the next twenty years
corling 10 the regular rotation of such things The
pointed toes OF the sixteenth century pretty be-
cause they were symmetrcay designed but the ahor.
tive specimens NJ the shoemakers which Office bows
ana sna clerks nrc carrying about town now condemn
the poiietps boot forever. Il II possible imagine
any uger torr,r than boot made harrow at the
toe, fiat ccltd aud with the toes all punched up on
one side, and rising in series ~ little bumps forward
the nssp fhe squire toed shoe OF the politician 10
really tho most tcnsbl. one N the market, though hs
present rhu" of fashion has two points 10 be condemned
They ar" making the hee l,tle smaller and rounding
the toe, but never bring them to point Laced shoes
are by large ols the fsvprtes as hutoned shoes be,
come loose, mud CATERS unidy bat the laced an
always he k-pt close 10 tile foot aud will keep ito
lOmEer MAN my other" -
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DIED.

BABCoCK In this city. the 10th inst, Isaiah C.
BabCock. aged % years
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the funeral
services Ut the Church OF The 18th
near 9th av, Monday the nd ns o'clock y.
The remains VIII lie aaen TO Fort flain for inter-
nIenL Kindly omit flowers
NILKEY-Mury IIikey,
Funvf al from her late residence $50 Wrst ST. sunday
the 2lsi, at2 =. ". ~
kELLi,-On Thursday Dee. II. Mrs Catherine Kelly.
AGED ~ years and months wifi. Of Peter and other
Of John and James kvily late of Ba!Ina county
Mayo, ireland.
Funeral from her late residence 100 East At. on
SUNDAY. Dec II NJ O'Clock NJ Relatives friends
are respectfully invited tn attend.
Irish IaYcrs please copy,
SHuTE-sudieuly saturday, Snruh C. Shute i'm
the o5ti. year al her .gc.
The relatives ami friends Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral NJ the residence 1f her
Monday. De- 70, at O'Clock r. VI.
TRAVEk-on Friday, De-, ~. lrsf. Fs,ue VI. Traver.
Funeral from her at" residence. Bedford
lyn, on SUNDAY. Dec. ~ at O'Clock.
lnterneut Monday.
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No Aueodmesss e. the Sp~Hssh Trsaiy win
suit the Tobacco en-.

suIs INC IoDneeT Acns
The lhtle room OF tho Tobacco Exchange.
At IS Durling sllp. was full Of smoke and Of
men In the tobacco trade yesterday afternoon.
They mot In RESPONSE TO tho invitation OF Mr..
Oscar Hammerstein. editor OF the T6Ld, 60
.IDU,.di. who said that the Spanish Anne ricnn
treaty could be mnde adva ntagcous to tho to-
bacco industry II certain amendments were
male to Ii.
MIR. Hanmorstein continued that he went to
Washington and had an interview with Minis
tor Foster and with Senator Miller, Chairman
OF the Foreign Committee. Mr.. Millor has
Since written him this ettor:
u.iIrp srArts snsArr. wA,s,reros. Dee. 10 1884
'n' spcn H.
%hs w or h S .s.1. G g' H w sr.
S Sy @""1 "!e, and f:r aaS
:ss.i,ss E:s:ss ssT .% %rf
s.ys .rs; s15r and
'' wv ''''' ~ '' ''"' '''''''' JOHN r. M,l,As
=, Mr.. Hammcrstein said that tho meetings that
the trade had held had been too hasty: Could
w6g1t any good out Of 'h!s treaty" asked
S rnaS sss sfFSo %aas
its or dement's. shows doplorablo cowardico.
Perhaps We can have now market-a market
WhlCl MAS Illuh IWf Ueen ClOsru 10 US. MC nave
stock Of 100000 cases of tobacco on hand. 1t
mustn't rot on our hands. Now. Cuba will
permit our manufactures to so thero with
only ! per cent duty. and II We can got their!
Tres 1t will enable us to manufaci ure good
Havana He'd cigars for 81 per thousand This
Is y question for us to consider"
Mr.. Iiammcrstoin then offered these resou-
tons:
Rcsoipd That favor the ratification Of the Spanish.
American treaty provided the clause said treaty I'm.
posing u duty III IL, cents n pound leaf tobacco
raised aud brought from Cuba he changed to bc
admitted free
R'olrcd That We favor the raiihcaton Of said treaty
with the further pro,sn that the existing stamp which
show placed on boxes Of Imported cigars be wholly
moved thrretrom either by Congress 10y changes In
III" regusao ns OF the laternRl Revenue Department
AMI there snail he no distinguishing mark ortcd
cigars whatever.
Mr. Bennett moved that the resolutions be
laid on tho table. MIR Foster said that certain
amendments might make the treaty better but
tho best thing to do was to- kill 1t. Mr.. lIirscI
said y wns evidently tho sense of the ing
that the treaty was bad. and there was no help
for It but tokillt: Ho moved that the meeting
Mr.. Hirsch's substitute for Mr.. Hammer
stems resolution was adopted Mr.. Hammer
stein alone voting against II. The meeting
then adjourned.
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Next seasons racing IN this vicinity will doubtless he
innngurated by the Rochawny steepechass Association
under the auspices OF the ROckaway Hunting club The
meeting VIII oPen May . continuing the 18Th and
18TH The event on the frst viii be- the Rouknwuy
Gr"th stteNIrthasc, q sweepstakes of $50 each with
+! go ADDED, about two and helr miles TIL. Queens
county hhfle Race. sweepstakes VI So eAch 81 go
added Ger the hurdle racecoursa. about IN
be run on the second day rhc Of the ieeny the
br1nt Long isani step eciasr, SiIpI added money
over Tue NeeIschhs- course. about three and q half
miles. VIII tAko place on the last DAY.
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Representatives OF tho electric motor COM
ponies sni tn. elevated railroads met Mt Cyrus ".
Fields residence last evening TO talk the terms Of
consolidation OF the various interests and to rs'fy tho
appointment ~ board of Directors Only one 1t the
hNe motor companies represented II WAS -Rid that
the preparation Of the Second track The
Of the motors would h-9in few days that the
running " the trains by electricity might be
peced Mr. Field said that the particulars of the con.
s0datinn and the names Of the directors would
made pnbNc ut present.
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BEpFqRp-rAiL0Ra On Thursday, Dec. ls. ut Plain
field ". j. by the Rev Robert Lowry, u. D. assisted ny
tho Rev John liunpstone. Henry T. Beunrd of Brook
Hn TO Florence daughter OF the late James Taylor Of
Plainn,td, y. J.
DASlELL,DANIHLL.-o On FRIDAY. Dec. =, 1881 Of the
parish church. Wnrminstcr Wiltshire, England. by thu
Rev Sir j. L: Phillips. Bart George Jones Dtl.ici of
New YORK to Hannah Crouch youngest daughter VII.
liam paLell, EsN. OF Marniinaler
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

ripItrrpK ALhASAc-ruIs
Sun rises '..' 81 sun seis .,. 10 Noon sets. 40
i'Dn WAItG--r1Is
Sandy Hook 10 ~ Gov Islaniii 90 Hell Gate ~ So
Arrivsd-sAruRDAr Dec. "a
IS Republic, Irving Liverpool Dee q. and Queenstown
10th
rs Rhynnnd Janison. Antwerp Dec o.
So schIedaln, H. liRrnec0urt, Amsterdam Nov so,
IS NRcoprhee, ksmpton Savannah,
sA Breakwat.r, jenny. Lewes
So Elder, Will, .crod Bremen Dec. 10.
So State OF Georgia, Noodle, glasgow Dec. 5.
ARHivxD
IS Bohemia from New York at Hamburg,
So RichnVud iil from New York has passed Inc Isle
of wight
IS ZaAnJam. from New York, at Dover
sAtLsD IRON v0RsIGN roars
"a Holland. from SrAvesend on Thursday for New
York
Ss England, from Liverpool for New York
81 st. Laurent, from uAyEs for New York.
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GntA.r,us Green. for ch-i.,ma..

NORWICH Doe. 20.-Connecticut boys pick up
many dollars just before Christmas gathering greens for
the New York and Boston markets. In North stoniug
ton and other country towns OF people in the
woods with inckkHlycs and axes cutting bOughs {
cedar. pine. amt hein0ck One farmer Of North SION
ing on shipped Boston last week aud half
OF greens aud 1900 ferns The running dead mans
band" for making wreahs and festoons. and laurel
aud hemi0ck most sought after.
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"Oh. wad some power the giflic gle us
ia ..a nnra.Iysa a thar s.. ~ -

Few women want to appear sick. ami Yet how many
We sea with pan written on every feature who have
he en- suffering for months fInm female weakness ani
who could easily cure themselves by the ur. uf Dr.
Prrees Fsyorito Prescription" to DO found AZ any
drug store This remedy IL specific for weak backs.
nervous or nsurasie pals and a Tint class Of i.a.'
tia. diseases OF women with successful urs.s
NJ self treatment. sent for three letter Address
Worlds DispsnsSry Medical Association Baralo, n "
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No Carts mas Table should he yyitkOu. 9, bot.
tie Of AngnstugE Bers the world wuCh
exquisite favor Ask for genuine article no.
tured by DR.. J. q. b. sIEGERr 4 SONS
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Arotser Treaty Proposcd.

~ don 'zac'ly nnderstan' this ere Spanish
Whr. II gives ~ chaape sugar
Nv Is dn We want o. cheaper ,ugnrr The s'ioons
aiu llluws Ia tha sugar, at want is v treaty
with KENTUCKY that'Ii giye us cheaper liquor"
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Adamson's Botanic Cough RRI.ar breaks IN
cold, and stops cough more speedily certainly and
thoroughly than any other medicine Depot.
KINsyAN Il co. 343 4th ay
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Photographs Of the Cnf. or tho Hoffman
House ard other views nrnntaneourJ OF New York and
vicinity LOCKWOOD, IL Union square
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M,iRRJEIl.

Mechanic R:B.OO Dress Hate. equal TO tho
best 81 hat sold any where. 2lS Bowe-y.
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Kcnnedv's Hats, Shoes, md Shirts, HAT
quality goodd, at merely nominal prices. ~ CJrtandtp
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whence did The sacred ccphant get his dri,ae com
piexion'" a-.rd y noTon hasb'eu recrnth ~ /, dis
t"guslird nstGfnls-. Ills progra,tnrs ut.d Gang
bells Surhnstr lotion, INDIAN" replied tho scientist
DRUGGIST Sl,-.idp.
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w. II. MORRISON, A75 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
q; A, WHITAKER, ll0b Pennsylvania avenue
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On motion of Mr. Dowd, OF North Carolina, a
joint resolution was passed authorizing the secre-
airy of war to loan to the city of Charlotte. N. c.,
200 flags for the celebration of the Mecklenburg
declaration Of independence
Mr.. Randall, OF Pennsylvania, from the commit
tee on appropriations, reported back the naval ap-
preparation bill with senate amendments, and
moved a ou-concurrence in those amendments.
Mr.. KassOn, of Iowa, thereupon raised the point
of order that the amendments must first be con-
sidered in committee Of the whole. The bill was
an important one, affecting, as 1t did, the con-
struction OF the new naval cruisers and he did
not think that the house should pro fOrma ex-
press non-concurrence in the amendments
The speaker sustained the point of order and
the bill with amendments was referred to the
committee of the whole,
MIR. Randall said he would not move to 90 into
committee, as he had agreed not 10 interfere with
the tariff bill at this time. The action of the APP
preparation committee in recommending non
concurrence in the amendments was to expedite
the appropriation bills and secure an early ad-
Mr. Townshend, of Illinois, from the sam o COM
mittec, reported back the postotlce appropriation
bill with senate amendments, aud moved a non
concurrence in those amendments, ON point Of
order ruised by Mr.. Kasson this bill and amend
ments were also referred to the committee Of the
whole.
Mr.. Turner, Of Georgia, chairman of the COM
tested election case of Wood VS., Peters. The
majority resolution declares in favor Of the right
OF the sitting member, Mr.. Peters, while the re-
solution of the minority provides for the seating
OF the contestant, Wood.
The greater portion Of the day was consumed
in the discussion of the case. Mr.. Wood pre-
scented his claim in a two-hour speech. and he
was REINFORCED in his views by Mr.. Bennett of
North Carolina. The contestee also spoke in his
own behalf and received tho support of Mr.. Elliot,
ofPennsylvania and Mr.. Pettibone of Tennessee.
Mr.. Springer, of Illinois. spoke in favor of declar
ing the seat vacant. The minority resolution was
lost, only two member, Bennett and Willer, OF
Iowa, voting in the affirmative; and the majority
resolution was adopted.
Mr., Calkins, of Indiana, requested Mr.. KRsson,
sent the naval appropriation bill with senate
amendments to the committee of the whole. But
Mr.. KassOn declined TO do so, as no satisfactory
allowed for debate,
The house then lat 4lo) went into committee of
the whole (Mr. Converse, OF Ohio in the chair on
that bill.
Mr.. Randall, Of Pennsylvania, said that the
senate had added twenty Important amendments,
Increasing the appropriations to the extent of
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6rabrItr's tsniOt.
THE GREAT .z

i nH oN pENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
no 5 THha H9 TRhiK WEI A BIB s s9HgHTEdKWEs
STEEL RHILs' MXdNI ffCENT EaTfPMRNr:
rpAINaI IN EEEEcT Eo Y q lrs IS lsss
80. corner ofslxth aud p stree,s as foows;
fI Press P 81 nd tss weS hGHg2 Limited FIX
Fast Line, 0:lO 4; M daily, with sleeping Cars from
M daily, With Palace Cars 10 Pttsburs, also con:
eGlsda,iy for Chicago. via Columbus aud c.. ~, L.
cage Mall Express 10 p. m. daily for Pittsburg and
tih99MSSst, with Palace Sleeping Car Washington
- BHE.ffMoEE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
II2p: M daily except Saturday with ralace cars
o Tran leaving whnstomN os nsnpds W n s1
w, VIII n9t run beyond Remove. -, ,,,.,,-- 49,, =,
nv daly. Except tS Sunday nGVon' anu 'nr" ''
Fol, Sew YORK and The Fast, SIS q. m, 1854 M.
s M I'm limited GIpress q 'qPF un S Far HSs
For Sooa VI chan % %S 6 q M every week.
day; on Sunday Ip., ,,.ro,,,,, ........
'$y win sGi SSnGS
eE ao ass9 New to greet avoiding
For Phadepha, SIS and 1850 a m 40. 10. aud
led Express 40 SuHg ~. daily All ,V except sunday
For Baltimore G53, sis $40; 10 1855. a. m, and 10
For PopGs Creek Line GO a, m. and 40 .. daily,
For AnnaDoiiS $50 n m. md 4c p. m. daily. except
WxY XNb A1hEE RES
For eSandTIs GiS 10 9 p; HOS. and ii.s5 q m.
rSr E SSS S a. sna the South ass and NJ
Trains leave AiexandriS II for Washington COS sos
M, and i2.io mldnzht, ON sunday at sos and loid
Tickets and INFORMATION at the oflcc, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and PennsylyHniS ave-
the checking OF baggage to destination h9m hotels
and residences. j. II WOOD
CHARLES II. PUGU, General Manager
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

The senate in executive session yesterday con-
flrmed the following nominations;
Second Lieut.. Granger Adams, to be first lieu
army; First Lieut.. Gregory Barrett r.. to be cap
tain in the 10Th regiment of in fantry, United
States army; First Lieut.. JGrauld A. Olmsted, to be
captain 9th cavalry; Capt. John ~ Bacon, 9th
cavalry, to be major eth cavalry: Second Lieut..
Harry L. Bailey, TO be first lieutenant 9th iufan-
try ASA L. Stratton, jr OF Texas, to be United
States attorney eastern district OF Texas: William
II. Seers, of California, to be collector Of customs
at San Francisco; james O, Luby, to be collector
customs Mt BroZos de Santiago, TcX
PoStmasters-F. A, Weaver, Rockville, Jefferson
county, Pennsylvania; Charles G. Doss, Portage,
Columbia county, Wisconsin; Henry smith, AM
tigo, Langiade county, Wisconsin; IoreI o. Per-
ham, Spring Lake. Ottawa county, Michigan
Francis H. Barber. Rock Rapids, Lyon county
Iowa; RudolphuS Hubbard, MoGregor Clayton
county Iowa; ]. Jones Melck, Neigh, Antelope
county, Nebraska; Ella g. Kmball, Humbolt Al.
len county, Kansas John w. Groesbeck, Harry ard,
MoHenry county, Illinois; Edward A. Bur deck,
Edgerton, Rock county Wisconsin.
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A Noteworthy Fact.

VTTTJUyV
The most notable feature Of the presidential con.
test now going on in the republican party is the
fact that while President Arthur is prominent
cand date, none more so. not wheel in the ma.
chiuery Of the administration is being turned In
his interest. OF course some Federal oficeholders
are in favor of his nomination, and are working
in his interest but nowhere Is anybody pressed
into the Arthur service by fear that otherwise his
head would fall into the basket. Four years hgo
It was charged that the administration, as such
was working for John Sherman, AMI If there was
the slightest excuse for raising the cry Of patron
age and pressure now 1t would certainly be raised
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f. MORRISON, sos anG sO7 street
EAsToN & RuPP, southeast corner Pennsylvania
avenue and Thirteenth street
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Revenue Rsoslpts for Nine Months.

The collectors of internal revenue during
the first nine months of tho fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1884, were as follows; "From
spirits, $50, 49I393, an increase of 81, 1O2, 40
over the corresponding period of tho previous
year; from tobacco, S1s,s54,535, decrease of
$13765, 1893; from fermented liquors, $l2,G5s,-
$50 an increase of $s0j, 773; from banks and
bankers, 81, 392, n decrease of 1874 ,534; from
miscellaneous sources, $ilO,0Ol. n decrease of
$G,O06,539. The aggregate receipts were $751;
45l0s4. which is f2O,505, 1853 less than the
collections for the corresponding period of
tho fiscal year ended June 30, 1888.
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WilbOr'E Compound of Pure COd-I.iVer
on ASp LtME,-lhO advantage of this compound
over the plain oil is that the nauscatng taste of the
oil Is removed ANA the whole rendered pulatpble
Tho offensive tUste Of the oil has long acted as great
objection To It's use; but Ia this Crm the trouble Ia
entirely obvutcd A host OF certificates might be
given here 10 testify Ia the excellence ana success of
WiluuWs tup-lINER on AND LIME, but the fact
that IL is prgscrhed by the medical faculty Ia But-
Client, \, u, WILBoE Chemist, Boston, sold by all
druggists, np22tuths3W
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTHE ONLY LINE
BErwEES
THE EAST AND THE WEST


THE VA FAs %H HSR TUE NEST
DOUBLE TRACKi JANNEY COUPLER! STEEL
.sclhsesdgc to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station, corner of Ncw
Jersey avenue and street. by Eastern standard or
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and st. louis
daily at SoS M iSS M i0l9 d p M %h
points withost change; 1915 M daily to Chicago,
except saturday. ,,,-
$40 p m to Plttsburg Cleveland, and Detroit, with
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroevllle, 1915 a
m daily with Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 A. m.
qay except sunday p M ahG 10 p M daily with
and 1G:S5 12:l6 2'2o 2;5S APP a'So (i5
For baltimore on sundays, $3.50, 8, o, a, M, 1;25,
2 PSi &n a4q s5 sS glo and 400 M
on Sunday, ? q; m; and 4:io p, M .,., ,.,.,
more D. SAC 'Ss m nv' Y26 So aao and iSi5
p, m For stations on Metropolitan Branch. 7:iOa.
a Sq for pPRcpa Stations svSP s2 Branch
$50 m daily except sunday for Lexington Siaun-
day %i oy dHy Gr RI fedec sao sF Job 81"
aaa saS gay SH SSG M daily
Trains arrive from the West daily, $50, 7:6o n M,
From Ns@ York and Philadelphia 1885, $50 a. M
From Annapolis, 500 a: m. and 1;5O!and b31 p
M. Sunday. lO.40 and 637 y.
From Lexington, $50 a. m. daily, and 2:15 p. M
daily except sunday.
| From Frederick and intermediate points, 500, 10
9. m, 2l5; ago and 8 p m; daily except Sunday;
u. M daily from Point of Rocks
Trains leave baltimore for Washington Mt Q, $40
$50 7:l5 7}O, o. GAO and 1880 n, M, l2:l6,2;5O
4, i4O, ., 625, 73O, q, and 1Ol6p M; on sundays,
y. M
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except $3.50 y. m,
For further information apply at tho Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ollce Washington station, $40 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth
street, where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any pointin the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. OF T.. Baltimore; G. X.
II
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C,uEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST,
AND NORTHWEST

Leave nom y. & r Depot as follows.
$50 n, M.-Way Mall daily, except sunday, mr.
Sliiton Forge and intermediate stations on @.
5:1o 7. M..LoUIsvILLE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE DAILY. solid train with
Pullman cars to Louisville; Richmond to Cln-
CinnHti without change; arriving, Columbus,
Ohio, at i:6Op M; Winchester, 2lb y. M;
Cincinnati, GEO y. m. Lexington, 3.lb D.. m;
Louisville, z y. M; connecting at these cities
With through trains TO all points West, South
west and Northwest.
1o;4O J.. M.-Nigh Express daily, except, Sunday,
for Ashland, KY, and intermediate stations ON
Z. d y. Ry.
11;o5 a. ,M.--Arrlve Newport News Z D. M; Old
Point, 7:BO p. M: Norfolk, u. m.
Apply g. IL q. Ry. Once, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue,
y NJ ny. Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and ID. ~
p station.
IL. W. FULLER, c. w. SMITH FRANK TRIGG,
q. l.. Agt. Gen. Manr. n. IL. Pas. Agt.
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WY ASuINGToN. OHIO NDwESTERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.

Trains arrive ut and leave from r. and L. (Sxth
street, Depot follows:
Accommodation arrives $50 A. m. daily
Mall arrives % y. m. daily except sunday.
Mail leaves y a. m. daily except sunday.
Sunday
on Sundays only train will leave at sos p. m.
Time, 10th meridian.
Communication tickets not honored on Sunday trains
5, NJ. BROPHY, superintendent
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THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

Schedule in effect NOVEMBER Is, 1888.
$50 a. M.-Now Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points south and southwest.
Daily, except Sunday, with c. 4 q. Ry. Pull.
man Shopping Buffet Cars nom New York and
Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
leans
b:10P. M.-LouIsville Fast Line daily, via Char
lottcsvllle to Cincinnati. Louisville. and all
Western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars WASH
1odO p. M.-Southern Mail and Express. daily, to ali
points South and Southwest via Danyille and
Charlotte. Daily except sunday, with O, n o.
Ry. Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington,
via Danville, Charlottc and Atlanta, TO New
Orleans: also from Washington, via Charlotte
and Columbia, to Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves washington at S;35
q, III. daily except Sunday. Warrenton trains
daily.
For tickets and all information inquire at COmpa-
nys Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or ut Union
Depot n. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent
SOL, HAAS Traffic Manager
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LONDON AND LIVERPOOL COMPANY. So,
ndvt wv
ROBINSON, PARKER & CO.. $40 Seventh street,
southeast corner d. Sea advt.
N. w. See ndvt. ''
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Carpets, Furniture. &c.

WASH. u. WILLIAMS. ar Seventh strcot s9o
and 63i d street, and O33 Louisiana avenue.
FLORENCE OIL AND GAS STOVES. Sold nv
j. n. PAGE 1910 q strert n. W. -
, 1884-08-27
A Grand Military Ball.

The George G. Meade Camp. Sons of
Veterans, has decided to give a military
ball at Library Hall on Friday evening,
September S. The affair will be an ele-
giant one, and viii doubtless receive the
support of the elite of the city. In CON
nection with the ball the ladies' auxiliary
will provide an elaborate collation., serving
it in the ordinary of the ball. Full par
t~iculars will soon be given, and as a mill
tary ball will be something of a novelty
it will probably be largely attended. 1t is
expected that General Sheridan and Sec
rotary Lincoln will be in the city upon the
occasion, and it is quite probable hat the
distinguished visitors will participate.