Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-09
Fast Time via all Rail TO Old Poin,
Comfort.

BY the placing In service on February 10th, OF a
special train with parior cars attached, between
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
jnctlOn(whch is twenty weight miles north OF Rich
mondl, and Old Point Comfort, to connect, Sundays
lnciuded TO and from the north and south bound
trains OF the Pennsylvania railroad, the time 10 Old
point IS shortened over SIX hours, and rom Old
Point over seven hours.
ON and after The above dates, PENNSYLVANIA rail-
road train leaving New York at 900 IN. with Pull
man cars 20 Richmond and the south), Philadelphia
12:3O nght, Union station {BaltimOre) 425 a in
Washington 6:35 m. and arriving at Richmond,
Fredericksburg ana Potomac junction at 1913 a.
H.. win connect with the special leaving the uuc-
Ton at 1925 am; due at Old Point $40 pm.
Returning. special Will leave Old PolTt 3:35 D. rn
connecting at the junction with north bound train
Que Ia Washington at HOO pm, Baltimore 1890
night, Philadelphia 3:i0 AIN; New York ESQ pm.
ire DAY lde, via same route, leaving Phlfadel-
phia al - am Union station, Baltimore, $50 a.
m. Washington 1905 am, arriving at Old Point
go p m, Will continue, as also the train leaving
New YORK At $40 IN, Philadelphia, 6ol pm, con-
Meeting az Baltimore with Ray line.
N0IE-For the accommodation OF Old Point pas
sen9era reserved space in north bound Pullman
cars has been placed on sale in Richmond.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-The Boston Ideals have
received perfect ovation at every performance this
week and there every reason to believe that their
continued engagement will lie equally successful
Tonight the fayoritc Chimes Of Normandy viii
be given On Monday evening Tom Kari viii ap-
pear as NG1Gs9uti. and Marie Stone as Gtroff in
Glrohe-Gfroa.n The repertoire for the remainder
OF the week will be: Tuesday, Mascot Wednes-
f F1dy Mt alta o, F1saIo Thursday Patience
milan Girl Saturday night, "PirateS of PenzaGce -
The sale OF seats at the box Office is already very
large.
DINE MCsEUA-The attractions OF the popular
and Old folks flock there at every performance
collection OF wild animals, curiOsities and an en-
PERTAINING performance can be seen for one dime.
A WIFE's BILL FOR DIvORcE-Mary shekells to-
day. 10y Beiya A. Lockwood, filed bill for a divorce
W.. faf thar rlnIo
the maiden name OF Rggles she was married to
him June -, 1872, and lived with him two years at
set him up IN business but he failed to attend to it.
ana the stock and fixtures were sold out that they
then removed to his fathers, in Georgetown end
remained there year. but they were compelled to
sleep In the dining room, she on sofa and he on
bed made OF chairs. She charges that defendant
was drinking heavily that he frequently assaulted
hef, and In the early part Of June, 1875, Mrs
shekeiis told her she must leave and she had to
return to her fathers house, where, on July Pc.
1875, she gave birth to daughter She charges
that defendant has never done anything for the
child She specifies various instances OF bad treat
lneh'' anu charges that he Is stu drunkard.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Deeds In fee have
q acres Girls Portion: 5000. Helen s Kemon to
R W. Donnel' lot 1Sl sub So As; $500 Horatio
Grailiin to II. K. Berry, same property; s.. Nil
Ter and Dale, trustees, to A. Behrend, part n. sub
John Webster, lot II, SO. 705; $3.50 Eugenia J
blanknan ct al to Jane b. Blankman, lot los sub
50 2No; :, j. H. Blankman to Mathilda Wag-
| ner, same property; SOS.
ITALIAN oPERA.-The production Of the opera OF
"Don Pasquaie,h at Lincoln hall, has been most
poned until next Thursday evening. SignOr Brig
lencioni VIII appear, accompanied by full orches
ira, under the direction OF Sig. TOmasi
THE TROUBLE IN REV. DR. NRwMANs CHuRcu
Another effort to settle the di1cuty In the Rev DR.
| j. r. Newmans church was made In New York last
| night and proved unsuccessful. An attempt was
made to have meeting OF the deacons at Dr. RAN
neys house, but only ve were present. as the clerk
refused to send notices 1t Is now proposed to have
| the dispute settled by an ecclesiastical council
| The pope has dispatched from Rome cornerstone
and marble altar slab for the chapel to be erected
at Cahirt1ocen county Kerry, Ireland, In memory