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An Eiizaberhau Valentino
= AN AIBT-N- DATED laS3

IN AN ALBUM, DATED 1881
When slumber first unclOudeS my brain
And thoughte Is free
And sense refreshed renews her reigne,-
1 thlnke OF Thee.
When next In prayer 10 God above
bende Inv knee,
Then when pray for those love-
j pray for Thee.
And when the duties Of the day
DeTnande Of NEE
To rise and journey on LIES way
work for Thee.
Or If perchance sing some lay,
Whate'er ~ bee,
All that tine Idle verses say
They say Of Thee.
For II an eve whose liquid lighte
Cleans like the sea
They sing, or treSSe5 browne and brighte,
They sing OF Thee.
And u wearie mood, or SAD
Possesses me
one thoughte can all times make NEE glad,
the thuuSute OF Thee.
And when once more upon my bed,
Full YEARLY.
In sweet repDse lay my head
/ drtame OF Thee
In short, one only wish have,
To live for Thee;
Or gladly. IL one pang I would save,
Id die for Thee.
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breaking up the Buggy Rides.

frOni Ia. At.sEts COts,.tI ion.
The yoCuG la'ieS and gents Of East Macon
had delightful I'cBic to-day ~ the Seven
brides Weru attending previous p;cnics. II
has been q custom with some OF the lads
md !as-as 10 20 in couples. in tug@ies. and
thus become srlRrI'Cd from the main crowd
IT Ur,.ef 10 OVsrc, II" this practice. The manage
hent of tie icnc to-day issued Invitation tick
- which bo;r THE notice: IAN coupes Intend
i% to &c married soon must "a in top bug1ies.
Al ctavr pcIsUns faust ride in ia" b2H! Wa 0l
- consequences OF this. Rot y I.':Soa wcut TO
Use l'.S..c =: :1ggJ, but everybody rode In the
ta.! wagon.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

r .AReE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
GINS GSS FISHI Nc TAcKLLs RIfLEs, REyoLy-
PoGkEIBooks, XIoLiNs. TOYS BASE BALLS
BRUSHES AND COMBS. JEwELRY. TOILET
SETS OPTICAL GOODS, WATCH CHAINS, AND
10000 USEFUL HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner, change business viii
sci on the premises. all the above Stock of j. U.
O'MEAIsA CO., 1341 Penney vania avenue northwest.
eli commences FRIDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. at
SEVEN p NJ, aid every evening thereafter at same
hour until further notice
Frs ARE SPECIALLY INVITED, as many
goods viii be sold in original packages Great bargains
may be expected every night FOLEY Auctioneer
\. b-Ihe Fixtures viii not be sold at the termin-
alton OF sale the store will be occupied by j. u.
O'MEARA CO.. Manufacturers Of ROYAL GLUE"
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INSTRUMENTATION.

II was only word that YOU nigh; have said,
Or a look. love- would have told me then.
Bllt you ild LOi knoW--yOu were prUud-and /,
IoC~tI aud LOstd ipF Your coming again
But yen went your WY, and you never knew
How the sunlight was GGrkeEed my whole HE
through
But. O love. You loved me- Your heart was sore
At tIa cut,t restraint as we parted and met.
And parted again. and could not speak
Though watched YOU with wIStful eyes-and
yet
The days went on. and you never knew
HOW hoped ana waited the long days through.
AVID loved yHu - had given nv life
To have won som SIN Dr the love | craved.
" hat WAS r. J-JAse u! God knows. not L
Had III" silence teCa bruken We two had been
saved
from a sorrow. dS HOPELESS IS lOTe VAS true,
We Nus Li - hearts his whole lie through
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forssphe,iPs.

sometime You FFiu look back 10 these bright days
NitI -. r3ifI eyes.
AM lI-Iial " 81 odc quiet. happy ways
With Su1p and ~i-s.is.
You IL remember h.tv read or talked
Ia This u 81 room:
Or, summer evenings low " role or walked
IhFD lftST.Ht gloom.
Soraeti1-es alone. or In q busy tnr0aE
AEaiu wili ling
scit, GEAR ami S'srs,i, IN echo % some song
We fl$at - sing;
And Olt, awake Or Il .ning yoUu recall
This run.u-
BOOKS, music. e'ca liz pictures on the wall
AID flowers IN boom.
10u VIII remember cV.-sy tender word
1oU'ye Ssit u me-
The kHoM edge Tint NOlyr spoken no harsh WORD
" III COniuTt thee
Sometime yOUn weep ana pray but au In vain
As lar you roam.
For one short hour to rest from grief and pain
IN this Street home.
Dear heart, g-icve that must leave thee here
To walk acne:
C1t SOIL tiIi4e WE shall ilfd each other there
Around the 4irgLc.
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Ssn>bine mud Nt-Ir,x.

Hs came; the day Was dun and dead,
IL skies were Cg.j and cray,
Tie SidN's1-. ra1I Dg,ti on Inc pane
AI,d blurred the tossing bay.
Ia Oh. ~ dear IA, t.lscT tone,
His smile - sweet to sc.
Iii,'i iB FAY heart THE sunlight shone,
AuI 49, VA III: H. Ire.
Us s9nn; III" Cav Is fresh and fair,
iuS sale, are VAIN and bright,
. As rcDiA sings, The o.l,hc bee wings
Ger fragrant flaii- his flight:
=. d;'A ana Blurred through fearful eyes
Z i-c ~uni!r bay Sc.
ECr o. iIE heart O shadow les
AZ. q u l. dHYk To- ne
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& Broken Stri1o.

SIM. ana 10 YOU, No. no; with one note Jared
The harmony OF Lie, lCng ChGrS. Is broken;
Your wGcds were light aud by light lips were
spoken,
And yet the music that you love Is marred
One string. my friend Is dumb beneath your hand:
strike. and IL thrHij~ ana vI.T.st"~ II Your WILL
Falters upon the Vrrge Of -nGuG and still
Pals BACK Is SeI waves shattered on the strand.
Touch II no more. for You shah rot regain
The sweet lost tone. Takc what is lett, or let
Lies mTlSic sleep II Death. Let lis forget
The perfect melody seek IN vain
And Yet. perchancr some day before we lie
As hall III dreams We hear the night wind sweep
Around our windows. when we lain would sleep,
Iadtii With one leng, bling, moaning cry,
One faint, far tone Will waken and Will rise
Above The great wave voice ~ mortal pain:
Hand = III tGuc.i had and lips touch lips again,
As in the dIrkneSS il rrcCJes and dies;
OR, lingering iii III" SrjfHm"T-eYeIng glow
Then. WirH The irsS lon of he CTI.lSOn west
Burning IKE >".I-e 2-r-u' art thai cannot rest
Stains Il WIZ blood -" Ma ) Is they flow.
Some oil forgotten tom may ris- and wake
our J.s.- youth - -c' nuT hearts all sme
vita Their oil ~ - I4tsstp oar lips the name
Oh Love rjt.,i -oiily. II lie cd loves sake.
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Rrr sSkpSes.

Sweet love. for 1h- los. that ven wore
-lTsiT.at yCtiE vast. ! Kin r.lgnt sigh;
Here on nay tr'Ebt,.'j heart they lie
Graded il rc-t, u T.,Sj 10 more.
Crushed, faded. but forever sweet.
Al. VS. Fl lat. ,.. was It chance
That shook TEEN downward in til dance,
And drogp-G tAcia 5eatiy at my feet:
You dii not dream. when we should part
You, ia ar tltaiy loVcliRrSS-
How o. >es,i n - INV heart should press
The h0TeIS that u-Sgicd Un your heart.
All, 50 keep them Half divine
l. tha dear mystery they reveal;
And n my naJpr liTaa;lS ! ice.
The beating Ol Your heart On mine.
S. Nj. BRIDGES
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Thy Love.

II brightenS all the cruel gloom
That closes round me like tomb,
And fills my heart with summer bloom.
IL makes me quite forget the pain
That grief has wrought within M brain,
And brings Il fash Of Joy again.
II makes the DARKEST night TO me
More clear than ever day can b.,
For In my dreams ain with thee.
JENNIE Il. BIGELOw.
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VIE "i'hA PFNSsyIy.N1. RorTF

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
nor TO Q, THE D., NORTH, WIsT AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNiFICENT EQUIPMENT
IN EFFECT July 10TH, 1884,
trains leave Washington, from station, corner OF 9th
Ior rittsburt snd thu West. Chicago limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at 3 40 IA daily; Fast Lima
9.40a daily to Cincinnati and ST Louis With Sleep
ing Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati and Hut,I
Car to St. Lonis; daily except saturday TO Chicago
with SlesIlnE Car Altoona to Chicago. Western tx
Also connects daily for Chicago with Sleeping Car
fltiSbMTE 70 chicago Mah tArFSss 10 o. y N daily
Tor PlttsbirH an the west, with Palace Sleeping Car
"ashinstoR q, to to-, Gheac3 ,,o,,o,,,c p,u,on
For Erie. Canandais'la, Rochester, Buffalo. NIAGARA,
IoO0p m. daily: except saturday, with haiace Cars
on saturday night viii not run hyond Remove.
T9r Vii transport, ock Haven and tlmra, at D. 40
For New York aud The Fast. us. SO and 100 a
iaG and III Ills 5OeO ana Lmed fnpr S OF Pullman
PaFlor Cars s4Oa m. daily. except sunday.
For Boston without change, 2IO .. every weekday.
r On SUNDAY SUNDAY 400 = M .,o,u,, .. -.
sg CITY With az y 2n Sf
rect transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double teEriae
For Philadelphia, lis. 20 and II a M TO- 4on 600,
iY Ihd ia Z nted 4 E 8 cd da loo saa
Fer Baltimore, e.s5; rs $40 go; lice m 1905
On SEnGay. $40. Hoo a. H.. 400 Co., 7.40 1000 and
For Pores Greek Line, 635 m. and 44O p. daily
For Annapolis. 6S5 a H. l2O5 and 4IO p m daily cx-
4.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL-
ROAD
For Alexandria, 69o, T2O 925, HOS ana lIs5 a. M
2e5, AIS. 500 6.25. sos and ll.35 p On Sunday
at 6.30 9.25. 1105 a. m, 90 p.
For Richmond aud the South, 80 and II o5 daily
and 800 b. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Masgt0n g 0S, sos 90
10.l0a. m: 100 305, %, 5 10. 90 and 10 r. m
and L. 10 midnight excerpt Monday On sunday at
sos and 10 10 a. IN 7.05 and 10 40 r. m and l., 10
night
Tickets and information AT the Office northeast
Of 18th street and Pennsyv and at the
tion where orders be left for the bag
gage to destination from hotels and residences.
CBAS. f. PUGH. }. X. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger a.. mt.
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN New YORK HAvRE.
Company's pier No. AZ North River. foot Of Morton
street. New York.
NorInandie. Frangeul Wednesday, Aug G. 5am
Labrador. Collier, Wednesday. Aug b. 10 a.. m.
Canada, kersebec, Wednesday, Aug. 20 5 m
Checks Iayable sight, in amounts suit, the
Banque Transatlantiiue of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN,
Agent Nc. s. Bowling Green, New York.
u. W. MOSS. l25 Pennsy lyauia avenue;
j. W. BOTELER son. 9g3Pennsy lvania avenue
iy3l Agents tor Washington, ID. @.
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n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD

n ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company will sail EVERY WE'D
NESDAY AND SATURDAY from Bremen pier, foot OF
Sd street, Hopoken Rates of passage from NEW YORK
to LONDON.HANRE.B BREMEN: By Wednesday steamer
First cabin, 800 TO $780, second cabin 800 By Satur
day steamerFirst cabin. $75 second cabin $50 Steer
age at lowest rates. For freight passage apply to
oELRlCHS \ Co, Bowling Green. New York: W. g.
west; CHAS. WALTER. 342 u street. Agents for WASH
lnstoD jal2
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RAILROADS.
fI'HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
The SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH SOUTHWEST

AND WEST.
Schedule I'm effect Al LUST 3 1884
$40 A.M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily. max ns close
connections 10 all points South and Southwest
DAILY, ept Sunday. with C. 4 o. Railway Pull
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York and WASH
lngton TO Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans, Farlor
Car from Washington to Natural Bridge, Va.
t1tPM.-lOU1SNI1LE FAST LINE Daily via Char
lottesville to Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points. Pullman Sleeping Washington 20
Louisville
1ba6P, M.-SoUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to all points South and Southwest via Danyille ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday with G. q. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washington via DAN
VILE Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans, also,
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta Pullman Sleeping Car from Washington
to White Sulphur Springs.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington az 60
M. and BIO L. NJ daily, except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington 1T $40 A. II and
BIOL NJ. daily.
For tickets and information inquire Companys Of
Zee, 60l PennsS lyania avenue.
n. SLAUGHTER, n. MCDANIEL.
Gen Pass. Agent Agent
au2 sol. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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pROwN'S IRON BTTTFHS DID NE A VAST
l amount Ct good WHEN Suffering from weakness and
exhaustion. ". L. DOULTER
iy29-eo eos ii street southwest
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STEAMERS.

HU RD LINE.
OTICE
LANE R0U T E.
THE CuNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 80. n. r.. NEW YORK.
GALLIA. Wed. Aug. 6. OREGON. We'd Sept g.
AURANIA.... Wed, Aug l3 GALIIA. We'd, Sept 10
BoTHN1A. -. We'd, Aug 90 lAURANIA. - Wed Sept H.
SKRvIA. .... We'd. Aug 81 BoTHNIA -. We'd, Sept "a
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAoE-S60. $50 and 800, according
to accommodations
Steerage at very low rates Steer &c tickets Iav
epoo and Queens aud all other parts of Europe at
lowest rates
Through bills of laden gwen for Belfast. Glasgow,
Havre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Companys Office
No. bowling Green, or both Steerage and Cabin to
OTIS BlGELOW < CO, Cos It'll ST.. Washington. ID. Z.
VERNON H. BROWN l. Co New York;
Orto Messrs OTIS BIGEI,OW Il Co
iy31 Cos 18th street, WASHINGTON
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER MATTANOLEAvES SEVENTH STREET
- Wharf every SUNDAY, TUESDAY aud THURSDAY
at O'clock am for Mattox Greek returning on Mon
"ednesdays and Fridays stoppfns at
der's " aarf sundays and Tuesdays down and Wednes
days and Chapel Point And Brspts wharf Thursdays
down az Mondays and Wednesdays up Freishts re-
ceved daily g, T. JONES, Agent
fy22 18th street wharf.
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"A / / "A a NM MN / HIM Inn S SF
A A L L A NNN l. INN NEE
AAA l. AAA Nm l. I'm NNE

a a LIlII IfIAlA u Y Nm JII-i- II Nm EEE
POPULAR SUMNER ROUTE.
Conlmenciag May 81, and every Saturday thereafter
saiiig from Quebec TO Liverpool making the shortest
ocean voyage Only five days from land land The
Iron seanshIs Of this line are nnsnrasse strengh
improvements that practical experience suggest
Cabin STOan $50: intermediate, 1868.
IEFE & ALDEN, General Agents,
207 Broadway, New York
ALLAN IINE-NINTER SERVICE.
Portland to Liverpool every Thursday until May.
Cabin, $50 $40 and $50: intermediate, S3675 Extra
weekly ships to Boston from LIVERPOOL Queenstown
Londonderry Glasgow and Galway, for PREPAID business
Only. Through tickets issued to railroad station
the United States. intermediate, $50 15 steerage S2l
The Baltimore service will be resumed commencing
April s, and r lruarly thereafter.
Apply To LENE 4 ALDEN, General Agents. 207 Broad
way New York, q. w. MOSS.
rs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
mhl3-th.s tn Washington, D. @.
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John SHERMAN & CO.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SITUATED IN GEORGETOWN. II. C. AND BE-
ING NUMBERS 2522. 2524. 2526 AND 252S WEST
a Coon CHANCE roR INVESTMENT

SSIIdaUATEn IS GmoRdEIoMS p c; AND Pr
COOP CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT;
date second day Of July 1883 and duly recorded
in ihe fer l9ae foiS as ct Of the LAND
pqF Five apSt9n tG th highest hiddsr on t the
SECOND DAY OF July 1854 the folicwins described
real estate situated in the District of Columbia and
in in 70 e.
beginning for the same at the end of ninety two feet
east corner Of Nest and North streets and running
@ and 81. 'e ts se OF
and at right angles street one hundred and
Six inches, thence northwardly one Hundred and ten
original Il and = together with the imiroreents
thereon. which consist of four twosory brick front
The ground will be subdvided. to sell each house
Terms of SALE One third cash. and the residue in two
equal ,nsallments at s1 and twelve months with in
OF the st all cash at the option Of the
time Of sale If terms Of sale sre not COMPLIED with it 1 H
seven days the property viii be resold at the cost OF
'f'a'u'ns p0''ha fEAsK T. BROWNING. Trustee.
jy12-eoSds Columbian Law Building 4l6 9Th st.
uaynRT i AR9yE S FniRT i rosTroNED UNTIL
fKhSk seRs SH5 ara ssS
sAhE 81 t1f6 h2E 81 S SEsE6
NORTHEAST.
IT, sas St RaS!f HaTF541
OF july. at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, offer for sale at
public auction on the premises all the Stock Of Goods
contained therein which consists of fine lot of Staple
and Fancy Groceries and Liquors. two large Show Cases.
large Coffee MILL good Safe, lot of Scales, two
large Ice Boxes. large Pavement Awning and other
articles pertaining to the grocery business The stock
together with the good WILL he store doing good bus
lnsss Is offered as whole aud private bids will tie re-
ce1Ved TIL day of sae when, if not sold whole the
stock will be sold out i'll parcels In of sale
whole notice will be thereof i'll next Wednesday
ing to into the grocery business The will be
open for inspection to the day of SALE For further
information apply to the Assignee
All creditors of Daniel C. Harrison will present their
bills to the ASSIGNEE and all persons owing the said
Assignee at the ear Hest possible day
FRANK L. BROWNING, Assignee,
jyie-dts Columbia Law Building, 416 5th St NV
sE-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, JULY TWENTY-SECOND, same hour and
Place.
jyl6-dts FRANK T. BROWNING Assignee
eay- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
MONDAY. AUGUST FOURTH, 1884, at same hour and
place.
iS2i-eod FRANK L. BROWNING.
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Barbed wire fences have been used in Mary
land for telephone Communication.
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DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
The Steamer SUE. Capt ". c. Geogheean win resume
her trips to Baltimore and River landings. SUNDAY
March 9Th leaving StephenSons wharf at leav-
ing Baltimore for Washington every FRIDAY al pm
Freight received until pm Saturdays oNLL
All River freight must be prepaid.
Passenger accommodation uneQualled
ApIlyto STEPHENSON BRO s-en..
mh36m It'll street whar,
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STEAMER T. v ARROwSMITH
- from erH-STREET WHARF.
On Monds, : a. NJ. for Nonini and intermediate
landings ret :rnfng tuesday,
On Thursdas a m Scr Currionan, Eomini St
Clements Bay, ari intermediate landin1l returning
friiAyn
On Satur days. so p m. for Currioman. Nomin. and
intermediate landipsA returning Sunday evening.
On Wednesdays $40 a. special Excursion to Co
louisl Beach and return
\. B-Land at all summer resorts each trip
JOHN n. PADGETr, AGENT,
jy15 W RIDLEY Mama
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IhUSlEETS SAIE OF Mint ABI.t FhOFERII IN
SQUARE 7AS
By virtueo deed OF trust recorded in Iiber No sH
49 folio 400. ct seq of the land records of tleTTSE
DISTRICT OF Columbia and by II of the party .-
thereby secured, the undersigned viii offer for sale
nnble auction, in front Of the premises. WEDNES-
DAY AUGUST SIXTH, 1854, at HALF-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK H. Lots q to 81 both INCLUSIVE. 80 to a.
slve and lot ~ in Nathan W. Ftzgerds subdivision
Of lots in 74S said subdivision is recorded in
Book TO- folio 49, Of the surveyors office of said Dis
tIict
Terms: One third cash balance in three eq'la install
ments III six twelve and eighteen months from day of
sale for which notes of purchaser airing interest from
day OF sale and secured by deed trust property
sold will be taken A deposit of S25 each lot win be
required at time of sale and all conveyancing and
cnrdin< Will be at purchasers II terms are not
complied with in seven days from sale property will be
resold at risk and cost Of defauting purchaser.
JyI3-d&ds TH0S. +. WAGGAMAN, Trustee.
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ITO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
Il SOUTH
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANYS popular
steamer GEORGE LEARY lOves 7th street wharf on
Mondays and Wednesdays at $50; Saturdays at T. m.
Stops at Piney Point and COrnheld Harbor and
rUtu ming.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS MONDAY
MORNING.
Exclusive connections with the Boston and Providence
steamers. Connects also with New York and Rich
mond steamers, Norfolk and Western, Seaboapi
and Roanoke. Ocean View and Virginia Beach
railroads.
Passage and room can be secured at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Office. l4th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue; at ST. Marc hotel. Polknhorn's. to
city post Office Office of knoXs express 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue and at companys office. 7th
street wharf
knox's express viii call for and check baggage from
hotels and private residences
Freight received daily until SD. m
iyl0 WILLIAM p. WEIGH. General Agent
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MT. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAy
Leaves eth street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon at 10 O'Clock returning. reaches Washing
ton about $3.50 pm
$50 T.. L, PI.AEE Captaiu
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T OOk AT LOW FARES
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
F1RSr-CLASS FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP also
The Elegant Steamers LAKE AMI MCSELEY leave
Sixth street wharf MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY. at $50 p.m and SATURDAY. at e p. H. Return
ing MONDAY Morning.
Passage and rooms secured az B. and O. ticket Office
14th street and Pa. .. L. THOMPSON. 902 Ia.
General Office. Sixth wharf Telephone call 1913
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer THOMPSON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, Z a. m Fare 25c. This steamer for charter
chcap. Tuesday THURSDAY and SATURDAY rNanincs
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said to herself. after week. She had the park
all IL herself, and it was certainly p!easanter
than the dusty road At first she hurried through
as II dragon haunted every bush but gradu-
ally she moderated her pace, and at last she
made il q gentle saunter, and even stopped on
the brink of the little stream which crossed one
end of the park to cool her hot head in its breath
of freshness. and sootne her eyes in the soft
green depths of the wood beyond Once or
twice she saw Mr.. Hales children with their
French nurse In the distance: once Mr. Hale
himself met her. touched his hat stiff1y. and
stood aside to let her pass. She wondered
afterward if he expected her to thank him for
his great concession. But the burden of graft
tude was not overwhelming to her proud little
heart.
But few days later she met him again. and
this time she repented enough to give him q
very frank smile and greeting. She felt like
smiling all the world that day, this poor little
goyerness who had youth and hope as her por-
ton, and was content Herewith. Perhaps a
letter which she had thrust into her pocket at
sight OF him-a letter she had herself taken
from the offce and fingered under the trees to
read-had something to do with her radiant
face lust then
" GU find this way much pleasanter than the
road. Miss Bennett" Mr. Hale said, made aifa-
BILE by that smile.
Very much pleasanter. thank you," Ruth
answered. demurey
'lmigh; perhaps allow Others to go through"
ne went on. IF could be sure they would not
abuse the liberty. But it is always dangerous
u give people an inch; they take an ell in
stead
oh. I've no doubt you are quite In the
ri@ht-froIn your side of the matter" Ruth an
s"efed, and if there was the faintest touch OF
IRONY In her limitation. Mr.. Hale did not see it.
certainly am in the right" lie declared, in
hiS most n aStsteral manner; but having thus,
so 10 speak, asserted his dignity, he sought to
unoehdand be properly gracious to SO discreet
person as she had proved herself. Ruth an