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The Scott Divorce Case.

TIE wTFEs STORY TOLD IN A sCFPLEMESrAL BIZ.
In the divorce case OF Jennie H. Scott against
Henry E. Scott the complainant has. by Mr. E. X
ID. Mayne, filed an amended and supplemental bill
She sets forth the marriage in New YORK, December
2sth. 1853 her name being B-owa and her ieser-ion
by her husband SIX DAYS afterwards: that about
May iSt. ls4 she met her husband IN this city that
h frequently talked OF one Fanny Tucker, who,
She discovered. received presents from him. aud
She CHI tIg5s that defendant and said Fanny have
been frequently together since 1881. ana they have
been criminally Intimate She states that she
found him in company with said Tucker, and urging
upon him the wickadnesS OF II, he appeared penl-
tent, and wrote in his hymn-oook, Fortified by the
WILL" but in few days again seeking said
fuckers company. She charges that he threatens
TO resign his position In the War department and
leave the country. She further charges That n has
treated her with cruelty. calling her such names as
'She devil, "BeelZehuh,r Sc. She charges that he
has published Cotice foroidding any one 20 credit
her; that after agreeing 10 separation and dspo-
son OF the pro erty he refused 10 sign the papers,
that on the day after the original bill had been
filed february lstl he began 10 annoy her and
tainted her by saving he WAS smart enough 10
prevent her from getting divorce. She states she
has labored hard 20 accumulate the property which
he now has. viz: lots V and IL, square AZ. as
seSsed at nearly 5000. shares in the Equitable
aac other building associations, ana. at the date OF
The Issuance - the restraining order under the
original bill. $. go In bank. She prays for divorce
alnony. and that he may be Gecreed Ia account
for certain property, and be entoineG from dispoS-
Ing or this property, and render an account OF the
same, &C.
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FNNtABlH TO-nAy.
AZ the senatorial CAUCUS NJ Frankfort XIV -
night Mr. Sweeneys name was formally withdrawal
motion was made 20 admit no new candidas~s
after the next ballot ana TO drop the lowest sfter
each ballot The following dispatch was then rad
from Mr. Carlisle: "Ny name must lot BE- USED An
the senatorial contest as II now stands Nv deter
mination az the time has been not 20 engage IN snr
contest for the place II had felt Otherwise n
would have been better IN beSin AZ the start tlAn
now The use OF my name now Win not solve the
bitter the struggle" Mr.. Clark. 70 whom the tfs-
patch was addressed, said no man was % be con-
sutt.1 AZ th.s matter II ~as the duty OF tie css,-
Gus 70 select the man nom the re,Isle wa tea "a
tAat man " A. John q. Carlisle Others snnke IN
the same strain. The motion was adopted. AID me
the contest VIII bA decided
IN the assembly TIE vote stood Carlisle n.
NlhanAs, IL; blacGo-Ia o. and tie Remainder SCAT
terlIS, 49,
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RELIEF THROUGH THE POLICE
District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have granted liquor license
to Perry H. Corson 1926 Pennsylvania avenue north
weSt-the CorSon hotel
MesSrs. Child5 L Son. corner u and 18th streets
northeast, ia note to the Commissioners ask that
John ii. ChildS and Charles H. CLiIds De commits
stoned as additional priyateS
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE LICENSE BILL.
The Commissioners have been making some
amendments 10 pending District license bilI. which
they propose 10 offer At The appropriate time among
which Is the following TO section "a, relating TO the
licensing OF insurance companies
Add 10 line IL: 'Proy1ded that no benevolent or
Charitable association society which shall issue
any certificate 10, or make any promise or agree
ment with. it members whereby any sun OF money
or benefit Is to become due payable 20 its sick or
disabled members or Oh the deceaSe OF member
solely from the proceeds assessments dues col
lected from the members thereof. shall be deemed
an Insurance company" This lets out all benevO-
lent associations or mutual beIHt associations. &C.
as the Masonic Relief Association, Knights of
pytliaS. ETC.
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PATENTS were issued to-day as follows: Charles
F. Broadbent, Baltimore, soap; James H. Crandal,
Upper Marlborough, Nd, sewing machine motor;
James P. Heron, Washington street sweeper Will
liam H. H; Knight, Washington. asphalt mixing
machine; F. s. LOckerman, Manokin, Md, ripping
attachment for scissors A. C. Pecor, Baltimore,
refrigeraung dish cover; James H. Rogers, Wash
ington, two patents, gas and magnetic telephone
system and pipe telephone; William II: Royster,
Midway, Va, churn; James E. Sinclair, Baltimore
machine for washing, securing and burning wood;
j. j. Sutphen Washington, attachment for brides;
Norman Wizard, Washington, carpet stretcher.
A KHoCK-DowN At THE PATENT OFFIcR.-Chas. E
Barber rrst-class clerk in the Patent Office, was
knocked down this morning In the Patent ONCE by
j. H. Whitaker, the examiner in his division. Bar
Der, it seems. provoked MI. Whitaker beyond en-
durance The clerks were coming In at the time,
and as BARRIERS head had been thrust though the
window in his fall. the noise attracted some at
tentiOn. Mr. Barber Will probably be dismissed
BIDS were opened at the Treasury Department
to-day for the construction Of the proposed post
Office at quincy, ILL The lowest bidders were the
Indiana Bolitic Lime me Stone company for the
brick work, at $1ay sa6L
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The New York Stock Market.

ASLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICES
NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2p.m.-The Post says: In the
absence OF any news or rumOrS this forenoon the
stock market took its cue fromsthe.gene course
OF yeaterday. which was not very decided in any
direction. There Is apparently some sort Of tac1t
Understanding among number OF prominent
capitalists to protect their special stocks from the
attacks OF the bears. though just at present they
are not taking the aggressive. AS the market yes
terday was feversh and lower during the greater
part OF the day, and finally wound up with very
slight advance on the majority Of stocks, so it
sagged during the most OF the forenoon. and at 12
O'Clock was only small fraction higher than last
night Prices at 1870 were generally 4 to per
cent higher than last night.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 5.-yirg1nia sizes. consolidated
49, Fast due copppn, 5o, new threes. So North
BALTIMORE. Feb 5-Cotton Guiet-middling. 1Oka
10as. Flour firm without change. Whest-sonthern
qui and steady western lower and dull. southern
red l0sl l.: do amber l. bale. No. ] Marysud,
1l3 No. western winter red. spot. and February.
l062sa1 O6'4: March. 01ilal 0s Arril, 09A bid:
May. L10tsa1li. Corn-southern quiet and steady
March. 59a5aa May, 6lks6lsa Oats STEADY and quiet
southern ALAS western Whit 4aa4' do mixed. 40a4l
Pennsylvania, 40a43. Rye quiet. e7a69 Provisions
firm. with fair inquiry ERys nuict. 3ra3l Other
articles unchanged Frcigts Liverpool per steamer
dull -rottcn, I'D -four ls.3d grain. 3a3sd Re-
ceipts-f fur l,Sf4 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels;
corn l'0o1 bushels oats 50on bushels. rye, 1000
n coo bushels. Sales-wleat 2l9.000 bushels. coru,
l6p 0lU bushels
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Rerorted for THE EVENING STAR

RenOrted Tor THE EVENING STAR
CHEF JUSTICE WAITE Holds COURT IN ALEX
ANDRIA.-The United States Circuit Court has been
IN session here at the Us court room to-day CHIEF
Justice Waite sat with Justice Hughes Arl-u-
ment was begun IN the suit OF Hay agt. the Alex
andria d Washington Railroad company. Among
the lawyers in attendance are Joseph n. Bradley,
ii. III. Wells, Francis Miller, John Selden and ii. q.
Claughton, OF Washington. The argument Will &C.
cupy the whole session OF the court
WASHINGToSIAN ARRESTED.-Zeke Kane, a
Washingtonian, who came here this morning, was
arrested by capt. Webster. Ii is said that he Is
charged with policy writing.
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Conference of the Paruelltte~.
THB COURSE OF THE IRISH PARTY IN PARIIAMrsT

AT the Parnell conference in Dublin Yesterday
nineteen members OF parliament were present. Inc
conference appointed Mr.. John K Redmond NJ r.
Tor New Ross, and Mr.. Edward She'll NJ p or
Meath, whips for the Irish party. IL was decided
Ia oppose the London municipal bill unless a sirI,-
i bil lpr dublin should be introduced IL WAS d.
cldu 10 Introduce bills dealing with county govern
lnent, munlc pal franchise, fisheries, the reclan4a-
tlon OF lana, the poor laws national teachers sld
Tile registration OF voters II agreed that DUR
Ing the debate on the address Ia reply to the queen
speech the Parneites should call attention TO the
recent course OF the Irish executive especially te
Wanton stOpnage OF public meetings Expressions
OF regret at The death OF Wendell Phillips were
adopted The conference passed resolution warn
ing tue people or America and Australia against
placing reliance on Irish news telegrAphed by Elx-
lSh lew agencies.
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The Memphis Marine Hospital.

SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON'S EXPLANATION OF
REPORTED IRREGULARITIES
Surgeon General Hamilton, OF the marine hospi-
tai service, stated to-day that the reported rregu-
lartes In connection with the construction of the
marine hospital at Memphis can be very easily ex-
planned The original appropriation, he said, was
$4,000 To secure the site cost $780, leaving only
$4,000 available. When bids were offered
for constructing the hospital the low
est was $4,000. The lowest bid was accepted,
and Congress subsequently appropriated $40, 900 ad-
dittonal to meet the excess. 1t was afterwards
found that the plans OF the supervising architect
did not include the heating apparatus constructing
terrace, fences, &C., and an additional apprOpria-
ton OF $4,000 was therefore, necessary.
II there was any blame in the NATTER said DR..
Hamilton, it should belong to the supervising
architects ONCE for failure to make proper esr-
mates
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0LD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
" the best. 50 II JCSTHS Old Stand known for wears
g the only place where frst-class SECOND HAND
CLOThlNG can be sold ut leSpectable pr5ces Address
sCsIaS Oio stand, No. 619 street. between 9th and
It'll streets northwest.
E--NOts by nlail promptly attsndedto ~
vINHE CEILULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out always clean and can be worn Whjle
latiIix Is for saisss
CHAS. FISHERN
62S It'll street northwest
Lady pStronA nm
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The DIRIGo STATE.VSenator VIM. p. Frye, In a
letter to the Maine Temperance Alliance. written
few days ago, says: " In this matter OF temperance
the Washington Of to-day hardly resembles that OF
twenty years ago. Then on New Years day the
open house without the hospitalities OF the side
board was almost unknown. Now its tempting
display OF the wine that Knocks Is almost forgotten
Then the government official who was not lavish In
his offer OF liquor 10 every caller was hooked upon
as fanatic unworthy OF his high position. Now
nothing would be more diScreiitable. Then the
public man who refused was regarded as eccentric
1mpolltey odd. Now the majority decline In this
reform Maine took the lead u
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL CoCRT-JtfJe Wylfe.
To-day. Lewis Brown: not guilty. Isaiah john
son, HOUSEKEEPING in the night; guilty. sentence
suspended. Robert Anderson, assault with intent
to Kill James N. Chase: Ga hearing
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AJkaLors CoIoREp PRE- .cnkK pnIsnsxn.

H. Ryan, c0lored, minister OF the Baltimore
conference but Tor the past Six months concuctiIg
a odrDr shop at Roanoke Va. died suddenly there
last Sunday. AL the symptoms Indicated arse-
meal poisoning. Ryans wife Is suspected. Deceased
Is said To have been jealous or his wife, and had
employed policeman TO watch the movements
ot a young col0red man whom he had ordered 10
keep on his premises. The stomach N the dece assd
has been sent 10 lIclmond for ANALYSIS, and tie
wife has been placed under arrest
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Opinion of n Poker Expert.

From the New York ColnfneTcial
They are talking down In Washington OF making
the poker players contribute 10 the support II the
poor. The idea is TO tax every pot ten cents. The
difficulty viii be TO make the poker players see the
raise. The poor may rnd it a blum game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-05

NO CURE. NO PAY wHITFHURST-s CEDAn
Y BAl.SAM fswarrantedt 10 Coughs Colds Croun
Threat and Lung Diseases etc. Sr DROPS a dose Tgr
IL IL not satisfied return the empty bottle and get yossr
money bach. Sold 10y all Druggists Price 25c W 4
THOMPSON. 7u3 18th street ns-th ,u3u
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NeMS BrielS.

Naval cadet Benjamin W Stearns fourth c,a~.
fel ami broke an ankle while exercising In yyrnI.s
sum drill Yesterday afternoon al the Naval Acsd-
envy nj Annapolis.
The funeral services OF the late Wendell Ph,ll,r,s
VII! De held In Faneul hall, boston, the later
part OF this week.
Last evening. as the southbound New York ana
washington express entered Wilmington, Del q
Murphy. stranger. about IS years old tunped ~
abd Was terribly nutlated he Will probal,y
die fe"
The winter carnival opened at Montreal, Canaes.
yesterday morning
Al meeting OF mechanics IN Paris yesterdar
clliLtn Dulnay gave account OF his visit 10
nrilta anu dr'w comparison between American
ana French officials, much 10 the advantage OF the
former -
Rev. Father Cazean. an eminent priest OF Mon
trgal, died suddenly sunday night
Lew, Davis a. Co. dry goods, Richmond Va
have made an assignment
MIS- Ndtharlne Morgan Dix, widow OF General
JoAn A. Dix, died ia New York sunday sctd n
years 49,
Mlchael Dayitt, IN speech at Glasgow yest<r-
DAY, sud that Ireland should have self-government
similar 10 that OF Canada lie declared that the
government must abolish mud cabins Landlords.
grand yuIles and Castle cques-
ne Massachusetts Humane society has awarded
10 Lieut. John L. Rhodes. OF the revenue cutaer
dexter, The Spcetys gold medal for ms heroic expr-
IONS Ia saving lie In the City OF Columbus wresk
anu 10 Capt Erie GabTielson, OF the same weasel
The society 3 silver medal.
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Calf Salad.

From the February Caterer"
II 1t were the practice in this lively age to cal
things by their right names, calf salad would loose
its popularity.
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4 ssIGNEE'S SALE OF PIANOS ANDe-za
n ORGANS. nYTH


No 10 Union SQUARE. n. T., Dec 18th. 1888
CHAUNCEY J. REID 433 9th st. Washington. D. C.:
Dear Sir: Acting your suggestion have purchased
the assignees sale of the effects Of
the late OF Peters Greene the entire stock at 65
cents the dollar based factory inventory Of
stock and 40 cents on the dollar estimated value OF
rented stock The goods on the foor will BE- forwarded
III time for your holiday trade the rented instruments
as East as can get them in Should these goods be late
III arriving. TO purchasers Wait and get piano
organ bran from the most celebrated maker at less
than Per cont of price quoted by the regular agent
1her" is hardly first class maker of note the
try not resented this which also embraces
piano stools and muscu. Instruments Of every
description Believing have done that will meet
Your hearty appreciation and extending theco
pll;nents of the season, am
Your most obedient servant,
}. W. HARDCASTLE
have in stock-A genuine Chickerin9 Piano;
regular price 500: has round corners, double We
Eeerod rosewood case massive carved legs and yre
ptrb power and singing quality OF tone offered at $3.50
Also. upright. large SIZE stringed worth $500;
offered 65 peerless upright In assively carved
case standard makers, REGULAR price $1,000: offered
AT 300 One genuine Estey Co regular. $l75;
offered at $50 Second hand Pianos from $40 to 485
OK her goods great variety equally low in price B.
Bring deposit; positively refusals given without it.
IuIing repar nR and moving attended to. An elegant
upright Piano by private party street Offered $3.50
cash. Inquire at store. CHAUNCEY j. REED.
jal9 433 It'll
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s
MATICO CAPSULES

MATlCO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most severe
cases Of private They do fatigue the
sch Is all other CAPSULES with liquid Copaiba do and
Arbitrarily SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-05

WE DE MEYER
It IL now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRH CURE il the only treatment that will absolute
~ cure Catarrh-fresh or chronic. TT marvel Rev
p Friea Cairo. ny" TT restored me to the pulpit
Rev. George E. Reis Cobleville, n T." Zone box raii
cally cured me- Rev C. a Taylor. 14o Noble street,
Brooklyn" perfect cure after 50 years suffering
D. Mcdonald 10 Broadway. N. T." &c. &c Thousands
Of testimonials received from al parts Of the world
Delivered. e100. Dr.. Wei De Meyers TREATISE
with statements by the cured mailed free D. Dewey
q Co.. 1s2 Fulton street. ny. d1b-atth3ot
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Szcua1r1 Fnom Loss BIZ BURGLARY
ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.

ofWashington.
In its own building
CoRNER 16T1 STREET AND NEW YORK AVE
Perpetual Charter act of Congress January odd 1857
hs tono:n ,;;: goo 900
PROOF auts At prices varying from S6 per year
according TO size and location Rooms and Desks ad-
Joining vaults. provided for Safe-renterA
VAULT OOOhS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
T1ME-LOCK
SECURITIES AND VALUABLES Of every descrip-
ton including BONDS and STOCKS, PLATE JEW.
Ehf, DEEDS: &c taken for SAFE-KEEPING. ON
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER, President
CHARLES C. GLOVER, of R;9Ss d n vica r-..,a.r.
JOHN CASSEL6, Treasurer wv
AAoG6I - eACNIEVANT, Secretary
G. f. Nyman. Asst Secay
UhGCTORs:
benJamin snyder: Charles C. Glover
vonn Casseis Henry A. WILLARD
AADeCt IL oturtevant Thomas EyAnA
John q. Parka h
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
1AE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
bEINEEN
1HE EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
IOCHIE TRACK. JANNII COIPI Eps

rorBLE IhAG e, JANIEY COUPLER
sefedule 70 take Ell CT SUNDAY November r. 1891
Leave ashngton trUI station corner of New Jersey
sstlIf and street by Eastern Standard 18th Meri-
fer Chicaso. Cincinnati. louisville ard St Iouf.
Through coaches and Palace SieeInr Cars to- above
itht.. Without change: lU.l5 daily ~ Chicago.
For fttsGurr al 1915 g. m and $40 r. IL daily 40
M ~ IlttsbErg Cleveland and Detroit. with Sleep
lo. Iol,do ara Detroit Via Monroev.Ile lO.15 A. m
Say With SLEEPER Tor Toledo via Wheeling and Lake
1EalI.s Tor Philadelphia and New York at s:1oa m.
az ~ sni1y = ~: anu ioc'r H. daily with
Tor haliore o. wsek GAYS. ). go. 40. 500. s:lo3
ut. .r.,.l. 40. $50. 200. 10, l6-0, 10: 10 pm
fI haIt.ore On SUNDAYS, 20. 500. 800. am. lbs.
1or AIu=po.is 40 ana 900 am I2:lO and 4:4o pm:
e, or siEaay o. M 40 IN
s. 40 sam l. Ia $50. 40 land lU:I5 D. N
A.f .atcI~ "a SetToI olarl ,TaIich. 40 am and
principal stations "a VI tr.,U.,ss:, IrsIch u IN
3sily kept sunday: for I.1,nrton, stau,iron and
pm daily frseFieE SO an io:is i aI. As
! H. ala 5:4J cally except Sunday
In Hsssr-,own. lO-l5 am. and 5I5 m daily except
1raln- arrive from West daily 80 80 am 22a
Iron. New York and Philadelphia 2.s5. Scam daily
From AhAaio-;s ~, l0:4O s-m. so. 81 pm; Sun
Prom LF1iistoii. 90 q daily. 2:l5p. m daily
A!YI, ft,erlak and intermediate POINTS s25 1000
SUNDAY, 500 !. daily :iorl Point Of Rscks
as . and u 80 a "a Us, so = 40
~, Sli,s ~ Sii A. = =; n on suntays A.
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay station except
for further information Apply at the BaI,irnor. an,
Ohio Ticket Ofhct-W ashi-l ton Station tlg and Ts5i
VII tf taken TOR ;2a2e to lie checked s.a receives, .s
Vi NJ CLEMkNis NJ Of T. Baltimore
{ ID. Gen PAS
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Haryiand's Internal luproyeu.sws~

GOV MlANE EXPLAINS WHY tug sr.rr Suorao
RsLNoUisH MS INTEREST N rURIIc wokKs
Ia reference 70 that part OF his message IN whl~n
ne referred 70 the sale OF the state OF Nsrylana,s
interest In works OF public improvement, GOV. Mo-
Lane said yesterday IL am In favor or the sale az the
states Interest In AL public works, Including the
Chesapeake Ohio canal and the susauehanAa
ani Iidewater canals. as well as the stock In the
Baltimore a ONO railroad ana Its interest In All
oller property. such A. bank stasks a. IN fac
Whatever has any value. These assets wogld
amount, II sold ~ advantage. 10 somewhere Alb nj
thN sum OF tue debt OF the state which IS urf
otherwise provided Tor. am satisfied n would i've
more 10 the Interest OF The state 10 nav IFS dsts
than IN refund them and continue taxation whlsh
WOULD Always he necessary, since the Income frsp
the public works Is less than the Interest on I ae
drOiS The constitution and existing laws nroytte
10 sumo extent f1r their Sale, but further iegisa-
ton would b" necessary. and In reference ~ ths
canal, RATIFICATION Of the sae by tho ensuing en-
eral assembly would 10 requisite Ny recent usss-
sage on The debt question states my views on tlsis
subject very Clearly, and really contempiates a
divorce of the state from all works OF Internal i'm
proNehlent-" The total productive Investments NJ
The state amount 10 Si12.ONS The unproductayp
assets nave "A lace value OF over ten NIL lions
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VCHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA POCTP
- TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Tot BIZ TRACK SFLENUID SCENERY

THE g sENhS1 TEsf as r9T T5FrHwrxr
81 kA iShLkfR.P fhfHaaSSEz
II EfttCT Nor tMbtk IsTH. I-a5
1nAINs LsAvE w.sHIsGTos: from STATION coaSrs
fSrl1ttsburx and the Vert Chicago Limited Express
M daily WITH sitin cars fTHn Ha arm bur,
:, Cincinnati, Western ESpres~ so daily With
Ga 60 md & i 1s:.' s Ii
m d4iiy ior P,tsbniat aud the West sh With
m az AN Mai9 arS, l., 70 ShI1nE9
f9I Hr.e CaHan'iai-1u,, Rochester Buffalo. NiAxara
St3 r.. day. except Saturday with Palace Cars
lIsl,i as-I'5 AsiilIson saturday night Will not
Fer Hiain-lort Lick Haven and ElInira at s;4oA n
Fer ~. s3' ~ i, am sgEd g.; rss,
ill., rs aiil lI,l3 IA On SUNDAY. 400. loco and
s4Ss :" daily except Sunday
ffI tss,on without ehsuge iop. M every week day
ger brSelIyn \. y al through trains connect at J--
c., ny t Win boats 81 Brooklyn Annex affordIs
5I rag Z, ssr9ss New York City N'-''' 'e'
'ei fii-i%d..phla Il 10 n a. m LAO 400 1000
IN i,s - II. On Sunday ~ 10 % and Il Is D. IN
t., E - h1l res ga" daily. except SUNDAY
sSDds =, :. ~ 81 40. 1000 and IL 10 D. M on
~ 0'i0-'o = ni.itO. t1U. AZ. lO:oO and IL Is
fsE IoI..s CTeek Line. eoo \ m and l,zop. L. daily
r., Annat0ii. foam and 40 m daily. e,cep,sun
M ts M as6 1asisa aA
for AiessndT1a 6 IS. 20. 9.2s IL O5 and 1as,,,
z5 - go -. sos ii IS pm On : si;na an
Fer klet,no,1d ard The so;th IS and IL os ,i,v
9ssins lave Ais1alt IA .i foP W sSSday
AID l99 an % sos ~ s:ic tos sSg III "a 40 .Gn
az ~ an an ni nc Or Sunday % ana lU 10
Iicsets and informal at The Office ,or,ts,s,
hon. where orders = Ieft for t Ga s Al the ss.
s'te u s'z'ha'.fr + M ~ IN, 9E'els ana @rs
CAAs. Z feGA. GeUe1>i M-.:..gs Mi
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RoyalLIQU1DGLUE
Mends Every t hing
Solid as Rock.-Hard al
A d u m ant.-FirIn as
Granted! S Strongest.
Toughest and Most
Elastic Glue on Earth!
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