davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
Affairs i'm West Washington,

THE GEoRGETowS AMATEUR GSCu EsTRA.-Tie
tenth public rehearsal OF the Georgetown Amateur
orchestra last evening drew II curtis hau large
and appreciatve audience. The orchaS IA MUM
bered about forty pieces. under the direction OF MI
a. \. Hayes. the recently elected c0udu, tor. and
appeared 10 good advantage in many difficult Sc
le tlOnS. The program consisted Of claSsig al music
OF Gluck. schubert, Mozart, Seissiger. Beethoven.
Chopin and Naldteufel. which was given with
MoZart'S Marriage OF Figaro" which was encorcd
DEATE.-Mary r.. tie wife OF Hr. Frank Cotton.
died at her residence No 1909 3lSt street, yesterday
evening. aged Sc years.
lLL-The daughter or Mr.. ROSenthal. a we'll
Known merchant. who ca1yed bad fall 10y slip
ping upon the ice in Washington a few days ago Is
lying very Ill at her fathers residence street.
The STRIKING Hon CAERiERS.-Tha police were
again sent 10 the corner u 3st anu o streets this
morning. The bricks and mortar are ROW being
raised by an elevator conducted by pulleyS with
horse power.
SHoT IN THE LEG.-Mr Samuel Tyler. son OF Or.
Grafton Tyler. former citizen OF this place. at
present engaged I'm business in Anaconda. Montana,
Some miners engaged la quarrel in front of the
door OF Mr.. TSerS store, when one OF them fired a
pistol. the contents OF which went through the arm
of one OF the men and thence into the store rik-
ing Mr.. Tyler upon the leg. INJECTING a serious
wound. IL was thought at first that amputation
would be necessary. but word was received vesler-
day that he WAS doing well and that anputation
would not be Necessary.
CATTLE MaRKET-L1ve stock sales at DroverS
Rest are reported by Tavenner Bros. as follows: Is
cattle up and sold Best Al d. to- good at 81 to g.
medium at a. 10 SO; common 1T g. 10 a.; sheep
10 So. 10 COWS and calves sold at s21to 500
SarEpr hyjSk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
NUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.

OF LAND. WITH HANDsJME DWELLiNG
HOUSE AND TINE FRUIT ORCHARD, on THE
MARLBORO ROAD. ABOUT TWO MILES BE-
You'd THE NAVY YARD BRIDGE. DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated April lst 1876 "a
and recorded in Liber No, $50. folio 80 ct seq OF l
the land records Of the District of Columbia viii LIN
sell at public auction In front of the premises on SAT-
IRDAY. tue FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH 1854 at
FOUR O'CLOCK NJ, the following described real es-
tate and premises in the county Of Washington Dis
AARON, situated on the Marlboro Road east of the
Eastern Branch Of the Potomac River il being the
same tract purchased by sayles J. Bowen Of
Thomas Tabert g per deed dated March i3, 1866
and by said aber purchased Of Helm Arnold as nr
deed dated Noyenher 10th ls52 recorded In Liber j.
said Districts Ilso all that tract of land adjoining the
above known as part of lots five 90 and eleven m in
chased by said Bowen OF Washington A. Young and
Husk Ewing per DECD dated May 3lst 1872 recorded
in Lber No GA foos 49, reference being had TO said
deeds for more particular description Of said tracts
and the metfs snd boundaries thereof both tructs con-
or less except about five and half go acres which
released from "a deed Of trust by release re.
corded Liber No. $685. folio 20l, &c, of said land
records.
Terms Of sale One third cash and the balance in one
two and three years with six cent interest secured
by notes Of the purchaser and eed of trust prop
erty the purchaser may all cash. at his option
II the terms OF sale are not complied with within ten
purchsssrt deposit Of SiOo viii Be requ:rSd It the
time of sale c'a7'fs 1a4k SoSD T ss
DS-so&db1s S21 ~ stRest northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

Ii
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
BUSINESS PROPERTY OPPOSITE CENTER
MAHKEr l BEING HoTsE N9 z 2r on NINdH
WHICH IT STANDS
Under and by virtue of three deeds Of trust dated
respectively on the sth day of October 1879 the LII:
Der 1881 and recorded respectively ber 927 folio So
seq in ]iber ea5 folio 81, set and in ber 99l
folio l73 ct Of the land records tn District II
Columbia the undersigned Trust4e-iu SELL at public
nv VII i 81 II MA X ESP al
FIVE O'CLOCK p. Nj, all that piece Or parcel
Of land lying in the city of Washington, in the
District Of Columbia ard being all that part of lot
90 in square three hundred and eghtytwo 1892
tained within he following netes and bounds: Begin
nnx for the same at point sth street west distant
linetytour (9i) feet eleven ID inches south from the
northeas corner OF said square and running thence
south twentyf (25) feet; thence eighty
SS feet nine and one half (9) inches TO the line
lot II said square, thence orthwary with said east
line twety-six t26 feet seven 90 inches to the line of
the LOT Sold and conveyed by Richard smith trustee
the Goth of september ls49, to A. NJ Clements and
thence eatw&ry to the said 9Th street and the place Of
beginning together with the improvements right of
alley the north three 49, feet front by depth
said of lot Is reserved for the of said
lot and the property adjoining it on the north
Terms Of sale One third Of purchase Hlopey be
paid i'll cash. the residue to be paid i'll aud years
from day Of ssle with six interest the proms
sory notes OF purchaser to be given for Deferred
merits SECURED Oh the property sold to the satisfaction
OF the uncersi<n trustees all cash at the option Of
the purchaser Terms of sale be complied with in
ten Gays IRON day OF SALE trustees the right
a. ef suc1 n0tlce as u seem proper TO tho trustees.
deposit OF $3.50 to be made when lid is accepted
GEO +. APPLEBY / r,...
WM EDMONSTON : 1rustees'
400 5th street northwest
InG1U-dSOS 10th and n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
Il. y. HUFFMAN. AuctiOneer
nh10-dSds 10th and streets "
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
| Il REAL Estate, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET,

FTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il REAL ESTATE, ON SEVENTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN K AND NORTHWEST
BY virtue of certain deed Ut trust bearing date *,
July 1878 and duly recorded among the land rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia, in Lber No 100 El
folio 4S9 and by the written direction of the party Sc
the premises on W Js the NINETEENTH
that piece parcel of land situate in City Of wash
ingtol, in the District Of Columbia. known and de-
scrbed as Lot No II the subdivision Of square No 1874
said subdivision being recorded in the Surveyors Office
District OF Columbia in iber H. D. c. p. 40 together
Inents Consisting Of nne t9urstory and nsard roof
brick dwelling. knwn as No. l022 18th street north
west
Terms of sale cash. and the balance in two
equal nstaments, payable III and two years. with
Interest secured by the promissory notes of pr-
chaser and deed Of trust Of the property sold de-
post of 500 will be required the acceptance of the
bid If the terms of sale not complied with within
ten days the property will be readvetsed and sold
the risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser
A. &. BRADLEY, Trustee,
ul-GSlS AZ Louisiana ave IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

THE ENEMIES OF THE MUTUAL RESERVE
IUND LIFE ASSOCIATION having for a year CIR
cuafed their ialsehoods throughout the country it has
iocait es and appointing committees to attend the
nna meeting OF the Association for the purpose of m
vestigating for themselves the truth fsy of these
charyes and the actual condition of the affairs of
ASSOCIATION As result the Association well as the
managenent. have received unqualified and unani-
NOUS endorsement by every committee
Extract from the report of the Buffalo committee.
With every facility for detecting fraud,
crookedness or INSTRUMENTATION indication thereof
found. II the company is not in healthy. pros
porous condition. dealing Justly with its members and
tive and facts unreliable"
Extract from the report Of the Baltimore committee
:. From every inquiry made, all the investi9a-
ton even to the matter and from their personal obser-
Taon the committee think it safe say that Asso-
citation Is entirely worthy of the entpe confidence of its
MEMBER ;o is truly mutual ASSOCIATION where each
tor to do good or harm" Office 40 1909 street
1eb4 y. KNIGHT General Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
The Markets.

BALTIMoRE. March l2-virginis skies consolidated.
4O$s paetGue coupons. 80; fores SO Virs mia
new threes. 5as North Carolina SKIES old III bid
day.
BAL TIMoRE. March 12-Cotton steaay-middlinc.
1oss 1034 Flour hrm-Howard street ard western
super. laa350: do extra 15ai. IS: DO family va
6U city mills super, .5a35o: do extra, : I5a6 y
DO Rio brands. 562a5SS; Patapsco family. $50: do
super!ative patent 100 Wheat--sout STEADY and
nun western about steady and quiet: southern red.
bal Is do amber. l15sl.l7; No. Maryland l5eia
lIJH: No western winter red. spot lOe}9al Ok,
1lsrch lo5s. ask d April lrsai 10: May IL ]al ~
Jnic. ll2!aal. 1875. Cocn-southern steady western
ST. dy and dull southern white t9s do yellow 200
May ,o5@a61 June, 81 nid July G. bid -ai.,er -
asked. Oats steady and Quetsou hern, +2l45 western
white, 43a44. do mixed 42a43 FeiIsy wanna. slai5
hye easier, 1lai3 hay firm with good lnqairyirnns
~ choice Pet:nsylvania and Maryland ~ GOALS 90
provisions quiet and ca ier. Mess pork. old. $500
new II %. Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib sides
packed salot4. Baconshoulders: 50. clear rib sides
IL. Hams. IA .al5. Lard-rehned. l01a Butter steady
western packed loa22 creamery. 5ss Evgs quiet aud
Coffee quiet and steady-Rio cargoes ordinary to air
ll39al214. Sugar steady-A soft, ~: copper refined
steady l4alta. Whisky quiet and steady lsal ls,s
-four, lssd grain 23sdasd Receipts s -four 2ss2
barrels wheat, 5000 bushels: corn, $500 bushels
oats 1000 bushels rye, LOO bushels shipments
corn. $1,000 bushels. Sales-wnest $50 OOU bushels:
corn, Ill, 900 bGshIls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
The search for Greedy.


The Secretary OF the Navy has received a commu-
nieation from Captain q. Mares, X v. emhodyins
the views OF himself ami other officers IN response
10 the invitation received from the SECRETARY OF
state for suggestions concerning the conduct Of the
Greedy expedition. In their opinion 10 insure sue
cess the eNneiition must Ne thoroughly and Ell
Gently equipped. competently Commanded. and,
above al. b. under the direct auspl0s and super
vision or the government
They are strongly OF the opinion thar tie NAN
relief party should consist OF two Ships: one 81
these should ~ engaged in advance A. the actual
search, proceeding, If necessary, Is tar north as
Discovery bay: whilst the other should b. used as
depot ship. so that IN case % accident "a tlc a.
vance ship there would be no necessity for Acr crew
to retreat 70 The Danish settlements il Greenland
From the consort sledgiag expeditions could he
dispatched in quest of Lieut. Greely ana party.
These vessels should be provsoned Tor at least two
years.
WHEREABOUTS OF IRE GeEELv PARTY.
The writer's think there Is n great probability
that heut Greely's party has already left niscoy-
err bay. Adopting this view, one Of the ships
should be dispatched as early as the hrSt uf Man,
"A. certainly not later, with orders 10 proceed 10
Godhaven, IN Greenland, and To push on as early
as possible TO UpernaNlk. SO as 10 meet Lieut.
Greeiy should he have succeeded in nndng HI way
south 10 any of the Danish settlements. III he has
not done So, II Is possible that lac have pass
the winter between Cape York and ilie Boat cove.
IL Is, therefore. very desirable that this region
should be reached early In The SEASON. either by
sending special vessel. independent OF the maia
expedition, or 10y Inviting the cooperation CT lie
whaling vessels
II Lieut. Gree.ys party Is not found near Cane
YORK. IL might then be well 10 search the Cary
Islands and the coast line u the nerthwari every
ehueavor being made 10 communicate with the
EsluiInaux. who will be sure have JtilngS o. the
absent party should they have been IN The N.clnlt
TUE TWO RELIEF VESSELS
should time their arrival at Cpernsvik about the
first week OF July. and should then proceed to The
northward Ia company.
Lieut.. Greedy evidently contemplated that under
every circumstance the depot al Crinnell land
would DE placed In the autumn OF 1852 AZ least as
FAR north as Cape Hawks IL X clear that when ha
decided 10 retreat from Discovery bal his plans
Would oe placed on the suppG~ition that depot
had been based near Cape Hawks: that large sUis-
ply OF stores would have been cached at or near
cape Sabine. ana that a relief party would winter
at Lie Boat Cove in the winter OF 1888 even IL he
relief ships had turned south IN the autumn Ui sN2.
They also cover many other points necessary Ia
be considered IN the conduct of the relief .Xpe-
dtion and In conclusion suggest IL Is advisable 10
obtain the good Will ami assistance ~ the cape
York ESquimauN 10y the Timely and JUdlcious dis
trfbutiOn OF nre>pnts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

CONTINUATION CT TIE TESTIMONY
Gen. BoyntoES counsel, Air. Ramsey, having been
called back to Cincinnati on business Mr.. Merrfck
appeared before the Keifer- Boynton committee To-
DAY. as counsel for the defense.
REPRESENTATIVE BLACKBURN WAS TIE FIRST WIT.
NESS
examined, being called by the prosecution to ex.
plain the rules and practice OF the House.
Ir. Ncrrick objected 10 the witness being uues-
toned upon the rules rs they would show for
themselves bat the testimony was finally admitted
as the quickest way OF getting over the matter
me witness said that rule twenty provfded in
70 holise OIL should he considered by the commit
Tee on the whole. He said he knew OF no point of
o . that would prevent vote being taken upon
Tie report OF the conference committee.
Mr.. M'EIHLEY, OF OHIO.
was the next witness He said he was o member
Of the conference committee. The wool question.
he said, mad been the special subject Of discussion
on one particular night (he could not remember the
date, and On the last night il was again the sinh
J2ct o. discussion.
pom crosS-eNamnation the witness said that
liefe was feeling In the House that the tariff bill
I Toq .s Se defeated ana he knew by common rumor
ure?" asked Mr. Merrick.
II can't say Of my own knowledge, but it was
generally understood that one was 70 have n ra
1erTed to the committee on the wholen This was
the pan Gen Boynton and others testified that Mr.
keifer explained to them on the night of Nsrch 1st
Inc other was through question OF jurisdiction.
MT Keller asked II the proposition to defeat the
Dill by having il referred to the committee on the
whole was not before the rule OF the 9th of Feb
ruary was adopted.
Witness said he did not know about that. and
must confess that he knew very little about the
rules and their force.
MR.. J. G. WHITE
was tnen called 10 turn certain dispatches In the
nleS or the Cincinnati Commercials Gazette in
which reference was made to Mr. kaifer The
prosecution said that their object was to show that
the bitterness with which Gen. Boynton had pur-
SUeC MI. Keller could NOT have been prompted BY
merely the action OF the latter with relation to the
press gallery. This WIS overruled by the commit
tee as cumbrous and useless.
Dr: ChiSler, physician. residing at the L 6:
MOTEL this city, testified to the Ill health OF Mr. e.
der and his inability to attend the meetings OF the
committee.
Witness also stated that he knew Mr.. Elders rep
utatlon. and it was good.
CroSs-eXamination by fr. Merrick seemed to de-
Eeiop the TACT that the witness knew very little
about Mir. Elders reputation. He said he had nor
heard any one but Mr.. j. Amber Smith speak on
the subject.
Other testimony as to Elders good character was
heard.
GARFTELDS CHARACTER.
Mt James j. Brooks, Chief Of the secret service
division, WAS present during the session Of the COM
mittee, by summons Of the defense. with the
records OF the secret service intended to show that
Mr. Chas. S. Garfield was recorded as a shower OF
counterfeit money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
District Of COlu sR Sia Couyirts.


REPORT OF TIE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.
The Department or Justice to-day transmitted
to the Senate a response to Mr. Ri1dleberSer's r.
cent resolution asking for Information the cost
OF maintaining District convicts. 81. The dOcu-
ment shows that there were SOB convictions be-
tween December 3lSj. 1872. and February l-t. 1854
that slnce January Isl, 1873. the transportion OF
persons cost $40. as is.
During the period named s31 prisoners have been
confined in the Albany. y. Y. peuIteutilry. 81 m
Auburn, y. Y. 1872 at Erie peuiientiary. Buffalo. 10
lii the Maryland state p@ritcliiaTy. dud IL IA the
New Hampshire state pChitcntilrN. lie amount
paid FOR taeirurDo:1 t. S73 e2s-6 since arrange
ment was made with the Ere peniteutiary TO take
prisoners Tree o. cost. District prisoners have been
maintained free Of expense 10 che government.
The object OF MI R.ddie5Jrrers resolution was 70
get statistics for Use in considering ire prOpliety
OF building p1hitenJiary In Washington.
RANGE OF THE THERNoHrTER.-The following
were the readings at the otfics OF the chief signal
officer today m. 50 , II sm 623. pm, SD
Maximum Cal: minimum. 525
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IaE MODEL FAST LINE AID The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND rHE WEST
-- VIA y AabIN9ION.


THE FAST sSP Tie VEST.
DOUBLE TEscKH- 3hSSt4 COUPLER.
schesuls to take eject SUNDAY. November u. 1es,
MastiLston ron station corner Of New Jersey
i is4 ', a5e.so cncBns,I 1or,sr. ,ss - 1 h
llIoush Coaches and fa!scs Sleeping Cars to ABOVE
tents sHltAGut CHANGE lv;lsa IA. daily to Chicago.
Her FittseQTS ct 10 10 = H. and 4op IN daily, 8 40
iEs Cars 70 I'tJsburx
tel Ioied9 AID Detroit via sTonroevie, 10 Is g. ID
Gsly With sl'eIer for Toledo via Wheeling and Lass
1rslIs sgr rhi;adslgiia su- New York at $40 a m
fid lo I2iS 90 a < 80 ,5 - "a 5o SOD
al" tc4l.. 4;40 so : 60 IL. lO:Oc. 70: > Pm
1er telt,.ssls or spnaa,s 20 500. SEQ am. 1:2a
IeI "a A,Hs 80 S.G e. 5;i? 5S s IN hlo and 40
,eI N s s say st nv M,se,,x ~,
taV: = a M. 12;i2 pin 80 4 80 '.nd lO:i5p.m
SaS = n cay EXCEPT Sunday, 10 p m daily Tor
Ii.Lci~. stations Gu Ntrgi oAtan tIsncl 80 ana
DAY. ioT frsef aE cay s5s' i5s saadsy
=! Hsgvrs,own, 1915 am. and s:45 PIN daily except
Trans arrive from the Vest daily. Go 80 am. DDS
Iron Ssw Yosk. ard Philadelphia, 2;ss s.soam daily.
1f.nl Annsgolis ~ l. ~ am. l:'o es7 pm; Sun
FROM Les1ia-5t1n. ~ dsily. and 2I5p m daily
iron Iredeles and intermediate points. SIS 100
sundey; % , m daily ion Pol: 81 r. reeEe except
1rs1ns leave bsin!oIe 19r ~sshin9ttu p a. $50
81 80 ~, &c ana 10 lol' J m On SUNDAYS 10
ron m stop at h sH 81; L NJ
eS i54ef sBy s:.s as s5 "a
WI = ,sae t. lt ceeked aG I sei VA. AZ
NJ CLEMENTS VI q 7. BsitEnore.
La - n LNFtD. Seli PSsss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
Died by Hi. Own Hand.

BROTHER OF A CONGRESSMAN KILLS HIMSELF
Philadelphia Press special from Scranton
March 1lJh, says: The little village OF GreenyflIe
on the line Of the Delaware Lackawanua and
western railroad, ABOUT six miies from Scranton
has been startled by the suicide ii Andrew j. W.a-
Yer, age - years said Ia be brother az Congress
man Weaver. His daughter called him at : O'Clock
IN the morning; lac eEinced mOr0Se ana quarrel
some disposition al the breakfast table. ate but
little. and finally threatene. 10 shoot his daughter
WHOM he drove from the house with a revolver.
He then began breaking the furniture. and was
eventually quoted 10y his son. who was called in
TO pacfy him Weaver then lay on a lounge for
hall an hour. after which hs went 10 an adjoining
room. A few minutes later the family WAS startled
by pistol Shot. and on going TO see what had
happened: found him lying dead on the floor. The
bail entered his temple and passed cut through his
right cheek. His family say that be- las shown
signs OF insanity on several recent OCCASIONS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

OYSTER Observation-Disclosures Leg. conlnis-
stoned by the state OF Mary and TO present 10 the
legislature OF Virginia certified copy OF the
Mary land, arrived in Richmond yesterday and met
the joint committees OF the Virginia houses on tie
Chesapeake bay and its tributaries. The tin viii
come up in the Virginia house al once. The Mary
land bill prohibits longing In the waters Of the
Potomac between April ID and September l % eaCn
year. The oyster law recently enacted by the N,r-
GINA legislature allows oysters 10 be taken In the
Potomac with tongS fifteen days longer. This is
its prUvtSiOnS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

r HERZoG. 313 PENNSYLVANIA AVE n ", FOR
merry At 3Os 9Th street northwest offers the greatest
BARGAINS in Dry Goods, Ladies' and Gentemen's Fur
nlshi gs. Ready made Children's Dresses. &c.
Az our expenses small are satisfied with small
profits Chi!dren's Dresses of all ages from Csc up
Chelnlses with trimming, own make, from 25c up
made III the neatest styles
Our White Dress Shirts. laundred reinforced linen
bosom positively the best in the city for the money
Our Nec6Wear OF the latest styles and Hosiery the
lowest prices Our Ladies' Hose loc pair the best
and the cheapest for the money lot of
new patterns just received beautiful designs from &C.
yard w. Il HERZ0G
1 feb1S- I'm No 3I2 Pannsvlvnnip ave n W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
Baltimore Conference M. e. Church
SOnlh.
Wall Street To-Day.
IMPROVED TONE OF THE STOCK MARK

IMPROVED TONE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, March IL. WALL STREET. 1:55 p. m.-
Ihe Post says: The stock market, though d'lll
throughout the forenoon, was stronger than yes
tefiay, and the result OF the trading up to twelve
O'Clock was that out OF thirty leading stocks egn-
teen were higher than at the close last night three
lower and the rest unchanged The Improvement
was due partly to absence Of disquieting rumOrS
and partly TO the expectation OF a more favorable
aspect OF the foreign eXchangeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12
T'HF GREAT

TIE S sg5SE}zzsE HEsf aS H9E EgF7Hvrs7
sih1 LIS MAeSIf fttEISfP 81 t nfcaIIESF1
r..s i L. xat 1ssai Nc a yP61
OF SIXTH .yp b sTRrrIs, roIIows,- e0ASAA
fts as. s.r 1a ' car as essfo d' EHrs
slea daily VITA slsern. CA. ron; Harfisa,ig:
Isce Cas- TO I1tts6u- 1lso coniec:s N1 Div *i IN
s iSa ca Ca Ci rt.sSgT4 s fa r. X nsh
- N; daily Tor Plitssu and he West. with
EALII5lOhI AND IoTOAaC RAILROAD.
fe- Erie. Calsnds- ia, Rochester Bafralo. NiaArs
Washington s t ~ ih s asi s s to En S1cs
80, ,ayiaS " asla.Ixton I'll Saturday night viii not
1er [i-lsrsTort, Lock Haven and Elnni-a $40, n.
Il! New YciE sEd ,hs Fat. rs n 10 ;oa m "A.
-. 10 W AID u % II On SUNDAY. %. loo and
- ! n i...tfd IIress OF iU44naii P.s!oE Cara.
{. L.stoI ~.yteut olalse. ieP. every week day
1., bIq:.4lia ii ttr1ugh train connects. Ie-.
- 80 S;tA ecSis q BIpokIyn annex; zHort!ttS
itt transfer tc Frltor street. avoiding dCLUIe
Fer fh 1lsss fsT s ASEH 81, GtT'i
49,. =, 3 n Ci' si.nosy - 1870 and l. - p.
80 So : Eirt': - = n eslly. e1celt Sunday
-, . ~ .. ~, 100 ana II - y On
N'S' AO-o;ava Ua.4 ~. go. 40. 1000 II Is
1GF oTe.s (Teek LIE. t.so n and 4.4op H. daily
fgTAnnspo' C''0ar N. and 40 m daily. -,eeptsun
AIE1ASpRIt AND FRFDrE1cKssyse RA,1-
NJ An AIEAANiEiA aND W2s ,i Gun
fsr r.: A.34ns Era s. - = II o5 and IL IS ain
* -, Ii, n. : ~ and Il - Cr suiiday.s
1eI Re- 1noId sl4 NE eot6 s and IL IAN daily
,i she lea iesr R Aie sals f1fsP' sgPay
and 1S = ON 20 SO - slo. md 10 sGP
an. .05 ara lo:sG IN. $50 '' ai'1 iO'A'
I.esets ane ntoraiion at the Office nor,hess, oorns,
sr sssss SrasE. can be leg ioI dc ehscn u Dag
CHAS. E PUGH. General Manager Asshft;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-12

up VINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN "A
" the best. % IHS Old stand EroWr1 (or ,. a.,
az Hs gttI p.ATs wnsre nrsT-clsss SECCND-HAND
tLOAniNo caA Ds sold ~ table rlc,- Airx,sS
SleAA o40 s'shd NO el9 street. between eth and
al Streets northwest
~~-->SS~ - A1-!