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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
DREDGING BY AIR.
A New Method of Raising The
River Mud.
A WESTERN IDEA.
Arrangements Perfected to Mako q
Test This Afternoon--A Description
Of the Machines-The Mode of
Working-A Curious Crowd.

The fret OF the two Won Schmidt dredgers
which are to DO used by Benson & McKee,, the
contractors for improving and excayatlng the
washington channel, was finished at the
Navy Yard this morning.
The announcement that the new drodge,
which Is grand Improvement over all other
inventions Of It's kind and rather a compli-
cated-looking pieco OF machinery, was to be
towed from the Yard at noon 10 the Long
Bridge, drew together a large delegation OF
naval officers and others interested in matters
scientific.
Both Mr.. Benson and Mr.. McNee ana the
formers son-in-law, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Herr, were
present and were busy at work getting ready
to start Shortly after o'clock tug came up,
and attaching line TO tho dredge steamed on
toword the Long Bridge. Upon reaching the
latter place the first experiment Will be made
with the new machine.
afternoon. Mrs. III. NJ. Herr will start the ma.
chinery.
As stated above, the Won Schmidt dredgo is
complicated piece OF mechanism. The ma
terial raised by the drodgo Is first reduced, by
suitable machinery, 10 condition of mud and
then pumped TO the surface and delivered on
the flats or shore by means OF pipe line.
Tho submerged and mixing part OF the mr..
rangement consists OF horizontal wheel with
plowshares attached, around the lower face.
by means OF steam power on the boat rotation
is given TO this wheel, which is enclosed I'm
casing, so that water can onter only on the
unuef slue. On tho Top OF tnlS casing is liked
the raising machine, 90 inches In diameter,
OF centrifugal pump, O feet In diameter.
Tho delivery main OF this pump, also
twenty Inches In diameter, is extended from
the vessel by line OF wroughtiron pipe, with
ball and socket Joints and rubber connections.
II is supported In position to the marsh, or
shore, where tho mud 10 to be delivered. Pom
toons are generally used to support this pipe.
BY this arrangement, the material excavated
after being mixed, passes directly through
the pump and delivery mains, and only comes
10 rest when 1t is discharged. AS much as 40
per cent. OF solid matter can bo carried In this
way, but 10 per cent is found 10 be the most
convenient amount
The pump 10 driven by pair OF engines
having cylinders 10 inches In diameter and
2O-inch stroke, and two other engines with
cylinders IL inches In diameter and 12.lnch
stroke drive the cutting and mixing gear, the
winches, hoists, &c.
Steam OF 90 or % pounds pressure ia sup.
piled by two 100 horsepower boilers. Under
favorable conditions the drodge eau exoavate
and place on shore from 10000 TO 100000
cubic yards per month, and Its owners claim
that 1t is the only machine that at one opera.
tion takes material from the bottom OF basin
or canal and deposits 1t on shore at any do
sired distance Within q milo.
RThe "Yon Schmidt dredge Is certainly
wonderful Invention, and Will soon take the
place OF the old machines used In excayatlng
matter from tho rivers.
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Death of ChnrIes Il. Joyce.

Mr.. Charles E. Joyce died at his residence,
22d East Capitol street, yesterday OF consump
tion after an Illness OF six months. Mr., Joyce
was member OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
public and q clerk In the Postofllcc Depart.
mont a tho time of his death.
Mr.. Joyce entered the service OF the United
States In September, 1861, in Company A,
Eighty-eighth New York. Volunteers Irish d RI
gade), and served through tho war. He re-
ceived his discharge in 1864 and was ap-
pointed q clerk in the War Department.
He was conscious to the last moment, and
shortly before his death gave full directions
for his funeral, and selected Major Urell, Dem
nes O'Connor, J. N. Keogh, and N. i. Fithian,
OF John A. Rawlins Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, and Mr.. II. L. Weaver, Colonel Trott,
J. !. Porter and G. III. Severing, of the Postor-
nee Department, TO act as pail bearers. Tho
funeral takes place tomorrow afternoon, aud
will be attended by the different Grand Army
Posts In this city In body. s.ss
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
Tho Proposed Dog Law.

The chairman OF the Senate Committee has
referred to the District Commissioners tho fol-
lowing draft OF proposed new law governing
dogs for their Approval
'That when two residents over 1S years OF
age OF any square or block in the City OF Wash.
ington, District OF Columbia shall mako COM
plant 10 justice OF the peace or 10 one OF tho
courts OF the District that dog In the square
or block In which they reside, or on on opposite
block Is dangerous, or noisy by barking or
bowling, SO as to disturb the peace and
quiet OF any persons on the squares or bloclks,
II shall be the duty OF said Justice or court, as
the case may be, to give notice u the owner OF
said dog, or other person In whose possession
II may be to chow cause Within days why said
dog should not be killed or removed beyond
the limits OF the city; and upon the hearing,
II said Justice or court shall DO or opinion that
the said dog is dangerous, or that II disturbs
tho peace or quiet OF any resident in said
squares or blocks, he shall Immediately cause
II 70 be Killed or removed from the city limits,
as no may deem best.
Sand It shall be the duty of the Chief OF
Police, when so requested by said Justice or
court, 70 XIII tho dog sQfepnd to BIO dangerous or
to DO disturbing thafDedce and quiet Of said
residents, or to re1Ebve 1t from the city limits,
as the Justice QrQ3drt may ORDER"
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THE INAUGURATION.
Tho subcommittee 10 Bo Appointed


The Special Committee OF the General
Inauguration Committee mot yesterday after.
noon at 1917 street northwest. There were
present Colonel James @. Berret, chairmin Ut
The General Committee, aud Messra, Martin 4.
Moftle, A. A. Wilson, William d. Gait aud o.
g. Glover. IL was decided to have the follow
Ing subconlmlttees: Receptions, finance, deco
rattonF, civic reception, military reception,
public order, illumination, transportation,
public comfort, floor and promenade, and
prese.
The Finance Committee Will include mon
OF wealth and good workers In canvasslns for
subscriptions.
The Reception Committee Will DO tho largest
OF the sub Ommittoes. On II will DO Senator's
md Representatives, District officials aud
prominent residents OF tho District. It is
thought that tho membership OF these com.
mitleeB VIII foot up total OF about 700.
Notification OF an Intention to DO present In
this city Oh tho Attn OF Mach next continue %
pour In from organizations from all parts OF
tho country
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18

Messrs. Beckwith, Quackenbush Co., con-
tractors for the tunnel OF the new water
works, have tried the experiment OF intro
at depth OF $50 feet, with O view OF enabling
the brickiayers to work at night. II the ex-
pertinent Is successful II Is proposed TO extend
About one and O quarter miles OF this I'M.
mense work has been tunneled out In all
there are 10 be four miles OF tunnel, which
are about 800 workmen employed, distributed
among the Ave different shafts along the line.
Tho Croton Aqueduct tunnel, New York, OF
which the contract was let last week, ts to be
fifteen feet In diameter aud 81 miles}anef IT'S
cost will be about SD, 0003QQQ .jleSs
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
WASHINGTON, OHIO & WESTERN Ran. .
ROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,

TWO TRAINS DAILY BETwEEN ALEX.
AA HIA AND ROUND HILL
and alexandria at 1915 n. M and 1885 .. m. Pass
Leesourg; going westward, at 1888 a. m. and 6:i0
7:2D y. m.
r, Leaye Round Hin Mt 500 a. m. and d35 p. m,
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, OF 6I2 a. M, and
pay =. m, and arIiveat Alexandria at 8.O3 a. m.
hb n4 ~ D. M and at Washington at SIS q. m. and
SUNDAY TRAINS. leave Round Hill at $40 q.
m and 4sb y. m, Arrives at Alexandria at 1903 q.
M and 7:l7 p. N, and Washington at s:15 q, M,
and a:26 p, m. Leave Washington nt s25 a. m.
and 6Oo D. M, Alexandria at 9:35 o. m. and s.l5
y. MI pass Leesburg, going eastward, at G:l2 %,
M and b:i7p. M; westward, i1S0 u. M. and 1918
g. NJ. BRoPHY. Superintendent.
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District Government Notes.


permit has been granted 10 Mary s. Mar
tin to erect o dwelling house on street, be-
tween First and North Capitol streets, north
east.
The Commissioners have ordered that all
general and special and water taxes against
square 100, Holmead Cemetery property,
be Cancelled.
The Commissioners have approved the ap.
plication OF Albert Boyer, Ellen oornwell, y.
O. Gill, Patrick hilroy, John Il. Wright and H.
A. Hudson for bar-room licenses. a,
Mr.. James l.. Barber has sent letter to the
Commissioners asking their Views and tho ad'
Visibility OF consolidating the City buildings
ana City Postofice IN one building.
Senators Allison and Wilson have been Ia.
formed by the Commissioners, In reply TO
their petition for sewer on Maryland avenue
northeast between Second and Third streets,
that contracts have been entered into TO the
tull extent OF the appropriation for the con-
mand for moro sewer improvements that can.
not 20 made until there is more money APP
proprlateds
The Commissioners have made the following
changes IN the onice OF District Auditor Itch
enori Resignation OF 7. j. Keleher, clork, TO
take effect the let instant; promotion and ap.
pointment OF p. j. Keleher as clerk at $1,000
per annum, vice Keleher, resigned, 10 take OF.
feet the 1stinstanti appointment OF j. duiltord
White as temporary clerk at compensation
OF 81 GOO per annum, TO take effect on the 10Th
instant, vice Keleher, promoted.
The Inspector Of Buildings a few days ago
ordered Frank X. Ward to discontinue work
on tho structure that he ts building on the
roof OF his new dairy building. Tho objection
10 the structure is that It is OF combustible
material and above the height OF seventy-flve
feet. liallowed to finish the structure 1t VIII
DO 1876 feet high and away above any other
business or dweling.house In the District.
Mr.. Ward appealed TO the Board OF Commits
sioners to-day, and MIR. II. Ross Perry was
present with MIR. Ward, looking out fQEs4he
Interests OF the latter. The ComfneB5ioners
were OF The opinion thaS they .heEAo authority
to override the deHsiq9 q ~. Entwisle.
shirts, COlIAt1Hh Ouns Done Up,
equal 70 Q, - ~ hrgan's Steam Laundry.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
The Virginia Midland Railway.

THE sHo olc,,IINE TO THE SOUTH.
Schedule in effect ocToBEERR u. 1ss.
$40 A. M.--NEW ORLEANS MALI, daily. nak.
sng Siose CONNECTIONS to all points South and
5outhweBt (Daily except Sunday with d q o.
N Nsilw %y Pnil% p1 Sleeping Buffet from
man Sleeping Cara from Washington and Al.
lantn &c New Orleans $3.50 -~'
5lO r. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST LINE D.ilv
via Charlottesville to Cincinnati, Loulsyiiia
anu III western points. Pullman Sleeping Oars
leA9 P,M.-sOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
DAILY 70 al points South and Southwest via
DanVllle and Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping Cars
rom Washington via Danyilie, Chariotte and
tn nn MA 70 new Orleans also, from Washing.
Manassas Division train leaves WASHINGTON Al
,. 7OO Q. m. daily except Sunday.
and $40 d. m. daily, ~ 49,
For tickets and Information inquire ut Com.
panys ONCE, COL Penna ave, ~
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDA MEL
SOL HASS. TrAffio Manager
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The Dedication OF the Monument.
The Congressional Commission to arrange for
the Washington Monument dedicatory cere.
monies has agreed upon programme. All
organizations-civil, military or naval--are
invited to attend. Any organization accepting
the invitation 10 requested to notify Lieu.
tenantGeneral Sheridan, marshal OF the day,
OF the number OF persons IN such organiza.
tiop, whereupon no Will assign to 1t proper
position In the procession provided for by the
commission. The morning Is to be devoted by
the marshal OF the day TO the concentration OF
The societies and troops on the ground. The
ceremonies at tho Monument Will begin pre-
cisely at IL O'Clock, Senator John Sherman,
chairman OF the Congressional Commission,
presiding.
The programme, which Is substantially as
printed In THE CRITIC number OF days ago,
Will be as follows Remarks by W. W. Corcoran,
esq.,, the first vice.president OF tho Washing.
ton Monument Society; remarks by the engi-
neer OF the Joint Commission, turning the
completed structure over TO the President
OF the United States: acceptance by the Presi.
dent for the people OF the United States, and
dedication TO the memory OF General George
Washington.
The procession Will march from the monu.
ment to the west entrance OF the Capitol,
where 1t Will be reviewed by the President.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18

The Young Mems Democratic Club met last
evening. II was decided that the club tender
its services 10 tho General Inauguration Com.
miuee. Tho club Will have 70 accompany It
on the 9th or March the Chambersburg (Pa1
e6end, which numbers forty-four men aud a
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
BALTIMORE g. OHIO RAILROAD.


THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
DOUBLE TRAocKi JANNEEYS COUPLER
Schedule in eject ST suN Nnits NOV ga,
Until further notice. - A'0''
Leave Wsshington from. station corner OF New
s r oslcaSE sg a e.o M and sna
fast Limited Expresss Is ceSIr casgy and The ~ IS
ne For eH Gnd an5s 4 chhsTSsS n this train
at NJ and 70 NJ w ana Il, lSS daily
a and Palace Sleeping Cara to abovepolnts, with.
Tos a, Pi,,sbpsrgh at "a. NJ. with Parlor Car.
p piesenn ana Detroit with sleeping Cars to
;, For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroeyille. Loo
Toledo WSesns and lake YETI hrIe fsefPer for
end n on on week days 800, $50 $40, 100
4sg{4'minute train), 41O $40, ESQ., 40 s.io 10 10
%H S g. Sn s ssSSpSd sS aS ss9 O Ts0 10
pd for local points on the Shenandoah Valley
ceni sunds iar as Hverton, LOS D. M daily, ex
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
N; On sanasy So 4. M. ai a1S n Mo and $40
1870 p On Sundays $50 A. NJ and rs rs ~ "a
rSFr station, on Metropolitan Branch, zs
a; III. ~ daily except Sunday. and $40 r. NJ. daily
On Meropoap so5 Z. II. daily eHoeps
sunday sunday for Lexington, Stanton and Valley
Frederck, sO5 A. M. 445 P. N. daily. except
!, I. FOR ,asgerssown. 9G5 A. NJ. dan, except Sun
Trains a y from tho West daily, &C., 100 A.
From eand HnnspSlls. so NJ. and 15O and ss p.
From Lexington, 2.O5 p. NJ. daily except Sun.
From Frederick aud intermediate points. s,a5
A. NJ. EOS p H. and 40 2. NJ daily excent snn
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CHESAPEAKE G. OHIO RAIL WAY

LEAVE q. d p. DEPOT. SIXTH AND SITS
9l0a m;-For all Way Stations Lexington, XIV.
Daily except Sunday. ~ Nv '"i'
Hos a. m;.,For. Williamsburg, Va, Newpor.
except Sunday, D"hS
6;lo p. m@For Louisville. CINCINNATI, st. Louis
NoTthwest and Southwest, Fast Express
Suhllyli, does not stop for local businesg
Cincinnati ~ 'AS ma"
For tickets and Information apply at @. L O.
railway ofhce, 6l3 Pennsylvania avenue under
National Hotel, Va. MID Railway ofiice, Col
Pepnsylvania ave- and u. d p. station.
~ VIZ s,r,r,r II. w. FULLER,
" W. SMt 49,, AGO., Gen. Pass. Agent
FRANK TRIGG, N. e. Passenger Apent
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
The ninohom Cnncart.

a.. me nret OF Professor Bischoff's concerts for
i season was given at the Congregational
VI, ghufon last evening II was largely attended.
fully rendered.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
sfiakspearean Readings by Lawrence
Rarreft.

Mr. Lawrence Barrett gave Shakspearean
reading yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF justice Field. Judge Field and General
Among the ladiee were Mrs Speaker Carlisle,
Mre. d. u. Harmony, Nine. Iturbide, Countess
dc Siborg, MES. j. Randolph Tucker, Mrs.
Ralph Cross Johnson, Mrs. General Hazen,
Mrs. Audenried, Mas Bradley, hIrs. Letter,
Mrs. Fred Mcguire, Miss Schonck, Mrs. j. Il.
Rodgers, Mrs. General Dunn, Mrs. James Car
Isle, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. j. II, Ash.
ton, Mrs. Judge Hillyer, Mrs. General Lander,
Mrs Commanderfohoery, Mrs. d. Busey, Mrs.
Senator McESsfHon, Mrs. Van Auken, OF New
York; Mrs. GuHRn. -.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
CAPITAL city Guard BAH.

The Capital City Guard, Captain T. s. Kelly,
in anticipation OF the parades incident TO the
dedication OF the Washington Monument and
the inauguration OF President-elect Cleveland,
dress reception TO be held at willard Hall
Thursday evening, January 10, 1885, for the
purpose OF raising portion OF the funds re-
ditional uniforms. Mr.. o. G.. Staples, the pro-
prietor OF Wizards Hotel, has generously do
mated tho use OF the Hall for that occasion, aud
q number OF other prominent gentlemen Will
defray the expense OF music, printing, refresh
ments &c,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
EXCURSIONS.

MT. vERNONi MT. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CoRCoRAN uRElssIsi1 lEG
Leaves seventh.street wharf daily, except Sun.
DAY. for Mt Vernon at 10 o'clock o. M Returning,
reaches Washington about $3.50 p. m.
Il. l.. BLAKE Captain.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
STEAMBOATS,.

n OW FARES-
IL FoRTREss MONROE AND NORFOLK
FiRST.CLASs FARE, sl.s5i RoUND "TRIP, 81.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Mandy
"wednesday and Friday at $3.50 D. m.
81, r,shSssge and rooms secured at General onice
POTOMAC RIVER IANDIN6S.- STEAMER
THOMPSON Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
u, nOI3
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18

Make Gke ~ and Girls HaRsySs
and buy one ~ rarics genuine ssafsAH6 caps;
chants arr frying to paINas1t On tho public as
genuine, htsSxactly fbsssame price. Francs
$500 caps are hsadttes. Corner 9TH and ID.
Tho only stE}e.ey. one-price hat and gents fur.
nishipg ebgfe In the city.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
DaiIIT Barlon,s BIrthday.

h"hih hurtOhs bir4huuys
Bailin Barton, OF tho Police Court, is rs
years old today, and Is probably the most
vigorous man In the city or his age. He wac
AT his post OF duty this morning, and yankod
the vags and other criminals up to the lock.
rail for trial as he did fourteen years ago,
Barton has been IN attache OF the court since
II was organized, and is as we'll known TO the
law.breakers as Judge Smell himself The
aged bailir has implicit confidence in his
physical powers, and downed three policemen
and reporter before the GQpFs opened this
wrestler. Twfye9I6p6go he married his
second wife. WNen ABked this mornipg,skew
efelt, he remafkQSthat he folt Msarsf1 Mum.
FraIlNsARdde 20 Order
at veerhatEss316 and All Seventh street.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
RoId RnrgIar Given Two months.

Wesley Harris, a young colored man, was
sentenced TO two months In jail by Judge
Smell this morning for bQldlrobbery OF the
money drawer in Julius {stShemann's restau-
rant, at the corneEaak Sixth street and Lou.
isiana avenue, lastGl9ening.
Mrs. Juenemaph, small German woman
with largo Rpf6unt OF courage, testified to-
catching NeNBief In the act OF robblng tAaetft
ana hold NGhim until DetectlYe. Rslh arflved.
yterho1,nsatfnre stores.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18
PARLOR FURNITURE

or Superb Design, In all kinds OF woods, cover.
cd TO suit purchasers.
ODD PIECES. ODD PIECES.
CORNER, BAY-WINDOw, RECEPTION, DI.
vans and Reclining Chairs.
RATTAN AND REED CHAIRS HAVE RE.
ceived undivided attention this year. over
100 different styles on sale.
RUGSl RUGSi RUGSl MAGNIFICENT LINE
OF Smyrna, Moquette, Velvet Body and Ia
pestry Rugs.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NOTTINGHAM LACE
Curtains We have placed at SO per pair? They
are beautiful and Will receive your attention.
WE HAVE SO MANY DIFFERENT ARTICLES
10 enumerate for the Holidays that II is i'm
possible to crowd this space with but a par.
tial mention.
WE HAVE STORED OVER 600 PACKAGES TO
DO delivered on the Oath OF this month. We
expect to bring 1t up 10 5000.
THOSE IN WANT OF PRESENTS, AND DO
not know what 10 buy, would do we'll by con-
sulting the stock and prices OF
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
Before doing 80. All know where his place is,
consequently no number OF street need be
given,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-18

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NOBTn, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAIIs NJ NJ g., EoUIPaiEHT
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Station
For Pittsburgh aud The Went, Chicago S'o Limited
ExpEeaaa 2i Palace Sleeping, Cars at 0fO
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, with 6lecplps dey 70
from HarrlsbnIg TO Cincinnati and Hotel Car
with sleeping Car from Altoona to Chicaso:
Western hxpres5, 40 p. NJ. daily. with Palace,
Mail Express, q y NJ. daily Tor PttsbufehI snd
me West, With Palace Sleeping Car from Wssh.
BALTIMORE d POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mag.
Palace. Cars from Washington to Roeies Si,n
FSr WMIa%s s2 s,1 l9sx nayen and mrS 81
For New York and the East, 7l5, $3.50 and
Aoo ioco AVID 5 1Pa NJ o L Il ~ on Sunday
Pniiinan sarlor Cars, $40 A. NJ. daily EXCEPT
For Bolton, without change, 200 p. NJ. every
,,Swe week Day; on Sunday, 4 p. NJ.
Jersey CITY with boais Of bro ,5slas
htioTding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
For P6iladeiphia, zi5, $40 and Fl * ciIS
s 70 ana LIZ p A.; on Sunday at o, 10 and IL Is
SUNDAY ID; Limited ESpresS' 1904. M. daily except
Fq ~ pHti%ors az q 20 ana IlA, M.
on sunday g4j, iICO H., iCo' eo6 = n 10 Nj ii
and u.1b 7, M. ' '''' i"'VV
For Pope'a Creek Line. 6.S5 A. NJ. apd4npM
daily, except Sunday, -" - VA
For Annapoiis, e,s5 A. M. 1906 and 40 p. NJ daily
EXCEPT Sunday. "''iir >
ALEX ANDRIA q FREDERIOKsBuRo RAFT
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, & WASHING.
For .Alexandria, 6, !, s.25, ii.o1 ana I1asA M
2oS, G2e, 40, o, sos and 4. IS p NJ. On Sunday
For Richmond aud the South, and II OF A a,
,S daily, and iA5 =. NJ. daily, except Sunday ~
Trains leave Alexandria for Wpshinrton M
800, 1000 and 10 10 A. M, L. DOS 32I B. 10 To5 and
lV.4g \. M. and 1910 midnight, except Monday.
Il. NJ. and 1910 night. - ''' '-'U iV'iV
Tickets and Information nj the Office, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsyl yanin ave.
noe and nt the station, where orders can be LEFT Tor
the checking OF baggage 10 destination from hotela
aud residences. ''e''
J. II. WOOD,
rnA, =. ,,,,,, General Passenger Agent,
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asms dhildren,ss sesla

none less than .Slsesls8 Nose are the "a kind,
which ayRk9g1se6h IT saks Il Co.'s, SIG and 3lS
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RAHRDEDy.
HIHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

.,'o'009N,~-,,-
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-21
LECTURE COURSE.

The Lecture Association have
about completed arrangements for
the coming lecture course and take
pleasure in announcing the following
speakers: Hon. VIM. Parsons, Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore, DR.. Headley, Mai.
Dane, and Nellie Brown. The last
one named is a public reader and
elocutionist and one of the very best
before the American public. Miss
Brown will open the course Dec. I6
A fuller notice of the speakers and
their subjects will be given next week