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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
REVIEWING TIE ENEMIES He HAS Mann

iAMhANf MARCHES PAST CLEVELAND - ,ou.
KELLY NOT RESPONSIVE.
Tammany Hall turned out large army n, 49,,
bearers who passed in review before Goxerno, ,.'
land last night, but largo per cent OF those Win -
part in the parade, If they live eight years longe, ,
be entitled to cast a vote for President In Isop IT,
juvenile hosts of Mr.. Kelly masscd themsclvs. -
Washington Square and marched up Pifthaye J,r.
nearly 10 o'clock before the section carryi,. a.
banner of the Vth Assembly District which Leaded a.
procession, reached Twenty thrd-st. The sid,w.n.
and streets mp and down the avenue and Broadr,v
were packed with human beings for blocks "a ejrs
a. they could well DO wedged together W."
John Kelly rode in a carriage at the head az m.
parade. As he passed the reviewing stand he rose IN
his seat and lifted bis hat to Cleveland who WI
his own beaver efIsvely In return and rpotionsJ >,
the head of the Tammany tribe come up on the n,,
torn. But Mr.. Kelly continued on lis way ana
his egions filed past the Governor ~"
They saiued him with stereoty ped rounds Of clea,
ing and many files passed and simply lifted Their hat
The candidate bowed automatically and read m.
cheerful signs on the banners that doomed Grant ior
Mayor and denounced the deceit, of the County De-
mocracy. but referred only at long intervals 10 IN.
National ticket. II a repetition of Tammany'.
recent mass-neeting in Union Square only there wss
many more in line. Delegations of college studcni.
and dry goods that had figured In the day ps,da
fell in line and passed before the Governor under Tho
Tammany banners The interruptions caused BY thu
street caused the parade to last until nearly
midnight.
While the crowds were assembling in the ,icin,y Of
Madison Square about . p. H., ex-senator Roscoe
former political foes. A large crowd Of Democrats
had gathered around the New-York Clrb house oppo
site the Worth Monument. Mr.. Conkling appeared
with some friends the balcony Of the second tor,
and was noticed by the crowd who cheered him
repeatedly He bowed and stood with his hat Of
while several organizations passed down to Join tho
parade and sauted him. lie stayed ont about halt an
hour and afterward went inside and joined fiend at
supper. The incident created considerable interest
BEECHER SAYS CLEVELAND WAS INDIsCRRET.
Frank A. Sutton, young man OF twenty-three whoi
in business in Maiden Lane, approached Henry Ward
Beeoher few days ago and said:
"Mr. Beecher what do you think OF the charges
against Mr. Cleveland ="
Mr.. Beecher. In seeming anger, replied: "Why Mr..
Sutton all young men apt to be indscreeti do not
deny that "A great many are | do not dely that M.
Cleveland did moral wrong but II l. thing OF the past
Orgiying act OF thoughtless young man that years
should cover up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02

Logan '"s shs soryss. A call OF three ,,,,.,
"9 9t =, Nv responded w with cheers s'"'hs M
~, MI i W VIC hinusing Incidents attsndno ,b. A..
ms,'hg on Cleveland nas ~ half me-, inhs wsS
.,., tnth'iaihstic cheering for !" 10. igl
a.ny f,,"nnem all along the line ot ,,,,h =. w,M en-
uu',a, nlhne mottoes AMI Other Bsl,s wv blalns
ep",,Is o Dn great many buildings IT,. "sis
s svg th a.u,ea ehaa and Rating about lie "sa q
wv VIC peculiar FEATURES which n u,t.sn,, es'rds.
nonsnnns OF small boys In the tanks ea e ~ rhs
IN consequence NJ IN Article pt,ntes 4, t,,.
ttrrhtit about the Cleveland tlnb III a,,, 'histsa
latahpd without hannpt. ff' WISE ptnps
Iisnte wns rlpnip ~ blalne ~ iha tas, ,oaa g..
u INV hep rassins threw 'nua % w. thea ,aas
~ lrtphnt hialha ta'arsisn f'ah saibs,3 gs'' sbd
naehs hplpie Y ehte'ihs hlane aba wee, pii'aish "
liit lh,pi M t,i Ion alhnies '' "a'hs sna
~ ~ We law piiioes ~ q u, ftainhusseg al ussa
ngalWaf rHiialis ~ tiain6 and td,au weIs I ~ All
a' snnn eT0sh NJ aOp people gathased AZ ,hs iaet
Nhn lliu paFse was passing and niee rcd tLe p H rec
.th candidates again ahi again, aTO wning ine 'pPAhl
'hb ieIi's attic sh0utsrs In tho Tanks wv '"''ts VI
uhe ~ tho most marked features III The ur,ea..,
,ne iresenoe % great number ~ unnaurale Gen.
tHhohinen, Englishmen aud other fOreigner. .it'ahs
employed IN downtown business houses M ~ IN Ae
Ia their Golfers, ' P"' "iohoy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02

Inc blaine and Logan Campaign Club Of
o'h ,o'e' T. - maj a great rally nst night The uen
'o'' hWaiion ~ ilnmcd knights, with mahy citizens
un hoi-rhnrR. hnh ,he uniformed rlnba ~ noaitn and
oyster H' madr a tutthight rrorrs'i0h through the
linrrnl Nirris uvrt two hundred hutarinrn wtip M
iht ihihil hhiuir ~ whrh wha a rpt wi,h n tNnnr
WVnipn, iepr-rhtinr the lnlirss ~ ilmitt fUuaInt
which Frir uinr u,bria un huiaThthi hef
mnla ~ hunui WE hhnia hnl hiih rHtua hhhsbli
mntlr me ira lprps nnl hNsnpal uinrr9 w ,Ant ~
niUltana nHhs lhr hnbr ~ tho rAislu NRlp uNihaini
sri lNa tnil ~ ihnplt iaNipttt Wpip w Nsg. lNNis
,hhsal ihp sliee,s w sss ihe hhiaAts, ani Mnph ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
wnAr TARIFF HAS DONE ron NoRwALR

lrt tfifuRiiii as int inirrss
STAMFORD Nov i=NUtwslh WA the Last station
s,eep, oae beIofe Newsioih would be ieaehed
sys,n, The tiain Wa abDn' pb minutes hehiha
s,me ,ei efewd NJ seteia ,honsahl peorie had
3st.eatly awaited slaes eaiiy ~ tho aileiaevih A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
pn nuRrnARp nSrhnss NE REMARK

otht tu6ltr 49,, ~, ,,.,,aurp u
Ihs un,,u,,t of M, wrs ~ hr address ~ wr' ,,,as
the idl u bialhr ~ the iiitii Atrnnr w, IVA .n ~
90 aat hns bren Whult misunhri stot ' wv, ,,hAe
irni ti rast am itipfiibn un tr WnNn A. hiars
phniri nni was areatis ~ latts ann Nv w \. 40
ise,,n,a HsapNhiirf Va rhssritilet Nnl t'F u,,.tt
nUplaieN dlpnai,el, snh hretr y w M'o' ,iwllas
,psh,a i,lAlDN suh tHir s,u, ~ ~ 'tl'rHns
IJ5p l., rnpAaslsp ,hn lap, ,ha, aunp sins'sf'h'
W. wv m"ssSse ssa 's"""''"' w W. l. y svseAA*sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
CLOSING TIE CAMPAIGN IN ROME
Lnf rILnuhAtn ro tnn tRIrINH.l

IHf TELTUHNFH TO TIE IhIHINEJ
Row. N. Y, Nov. 1.-The campaign closed
hero tonight by huge meeting ~ the Rink apeerhes
we,n male NY MahlDn Chance, ~ ohlo and ~ H. Smith.
OI IIeihlneI county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
A. ". TtNNtY aplAks In NEwBUne

nv thtFnhApH ~ tiif iRhrNB
Ntwbthd, Nov, There was ab immense
attendance ~ tho Republican aass aeilhe ~ iha upes
House o night neten hundred petsohs anabe ~
gan alinaneei ,telVna William u hebef presided
A. " lhhhhti ~ hi"ohifh, inahe powerful aha eea
NhttihE spetph,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02
ADDRESS or EDWARDS PrRRrroNr.

gave a skotch of Mr.. Bano's career and referred in
scathing terms to tho oathsomo calumnics and
crnc SANDERS with which he had been assailed. In
regard 10 the Mu.ligan letters he said:
know something about them. | was living In Wash
ington and member oi the cabinet when they were
read The first one WAS written twenty years ago and
the last twelve They relate Ia many transac
lions between MIR Blaine and his confidential friend Mr.
Fisher More than twelve years ago Mr. Blaine and Mr.
Fisher had hnal settlement OF their long account OF
transactld, passed receipts and ~ they sup
posed. gave mp to each other all papers and letters real
IN MAY, 1870. Mullean the clerk of Mr. Fisher, was
were examining into certain railroad inat
letters which Mr. Blaine had written to Mr.. Fisher long
letters" Mr. blaine had kept no copies Of these letters
aud on April "a, 1876 be made personal explanation
Washington with The Letters. lie shaved them 10 Mr.
Blaine, who read them himself before the House.
No report was ever made by the committee; the mat
place lin ssaS,c Of the uncd sat , at the SS be
ginning Vi the Ntry ,e ~ month, whore he remained
March D. lrsl when he wa called To the first place in
IN. oannel oil I..3iI.nt Garfield aud was confirmed by
pointed people better wiser purer than the Judiciary
Maine than President Garfield who had been ver 81
intimate With blaine for long years than the senate n
thoroughly aud 40 long And the Few boilers nom
the nomination wiser better pnrer than that able body
Blaine In June boy such large majority. md which made
his nomination unanimous without tho disappearing
cmr,ni patriot John q. Whittier who nn the 10th 81
September last published that cninrst letter IN favor
| az Nj plniurs election
Hn- n not occnirrd go yuu passing strange that
when the Muruu l,icfa wrte read before tunrftsa /,
etaminrd Is, the Judiciary committee ruhiihrd IN ri
Inc epauoisi placed before tlr SENATE NJ the ned
eini, htf0p thr ei-htiirui Nnnr before President
r,Nh hen No. airrtrh MS Strttinfy uf state aunin
hrutp the srnair whtn Nj Blaine vna no tnt
urninari ~ nltnp and nnt wpu ~ tpnsnte WA
tttt UTTERED 10 thee Responsible hnli ~ tninn tn
rurtri ihnl ihp Mnnnn ltipfs piutH NJ hlanr ,b he
tmlnl lior rih # ihiha az niln'i az rieioaitiuh'
hp rnsalin
ttn vh ,nmtirhp, ihu thairps had tpen naip hthie
,hp iNi.p AraiHai ~ ntirt in MN Whlthi without
snt tuvts ~ the itipia he answered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-02

LADIES AND GENTIEMES: | havo heard the cry Of
college boys In this canvass for the third
time heard II At Princeton and ut Yale
and now | hear II from Columbia and | am I'm doubt
which shout II best have been all day like town
pump, running at the mouth llaughterl IL was my
pleasure to 20 to-day through Connecticut with Mr.
Blaine. Cheers Whatever reputation she may have
had hitherto land of steady habits. Connecticut lost
1t day Her people came out In thousands. and YOU
can chalk her mp with big majority for the
Republican ticket alongside of the State of New YORK.
lApplausol don't want any man to bet his money on
account Of any thing may predict but II New does
not give over 10000 majority for James O. Blaine great
Cheerngl, notwithstanding the denuded condition
Of the top of my head. | shall expose II fire.
quently to the wintry blasts. tIaughter.l II was my
privilege to conduct the train bearing Abraham LncOns
remains through this State; four years | accom-
panied Mr.. Garfield from Buffalo to New FORK and II
few weeks ago went to Buffalo with the great man who
f. to be next President chcors and there was on
this trp reality and earncsness I'm the crowds that
came forth greet Mr. Blaine that surpassed any thing
ever saw. Applause
The whole assembly arose once more M Mr.. blaine
concluded aud cheercd yociier0usy. Nh Blaine
sat still for a few moments and then arose to 20 aud
departed In the midst OF prolonged cheering,
MIR Depew continued his speech, which bristlel
with points of huinOr. and when he hud concluded
the vast audience departed
During the evening President Dwight announced
tn'i letter had been received itnm John JAY IN
iaNor Oh tho election of the Republican candidates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
DROPOSALS FOR III RCHASE OF VESSELS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

Il.
In accordance with the Provisions If the nth s-cton
OF III of Cunsrss making apr l-iHtolls 10 supply
Deficiencies approved Ma Oh g. iss3 sealed proposals
SATURDAY. MAY THIRD, lisa at which time and
I,ace they viii IT, osnei for the purchase certain
vessels which have -n stricken from IA. Navy R.s-
gIlst l-s2 aid which II IL deemed for the r-st
ests II the Unit Z States to sell.
The vessels orr,>L their appraised value and their
locality. are the Niagara. ton Mass Flor
Ida AZ New London, conn. 80 200 Colorado s3i -o0
and licOnder'HEa- s24 300 At New YORK SuIply $50
a LEAGUE Island Pam Fawute s5 29o Port Roy
Island, Cal.
Proposals must lie submitted in sealed euv.lor.a sd-
dressed 10 the Seer tiry II the Navy, Washington D. c.
and Endorsed Proposals for the Prclas. Of Vessels -
~ 20 distinguish than from other
NJ pfer for more than one vessel sAOuld Do included
within un- proposal
-us ur corporation corporations offering the high
'--t r1C IA above tire APPRAISED value tber,of
Zach nd or PROPOSAL must b. accum aried by deposit
III cash tor satisfactory ND CHEZ h. VI not less than
L. c-It. 81 the amount If the offer proposal
also bond WIKI ilal sum equal 10 the whole amount
d TIE on'l WITH Two or more srt-s, 10 fs approved
sch offer pusal within thirty days from the
81 rs acceptance In default is mad. ia the pay
ffr0t Il TIE r-lndliltE lli.ty
thereof. within that TINE sad lisit Of ten
cent shall be considered rf.ed 20 the Government
and shall 10 applied drected IN TIL act of March g.
1913. All deposits and bonds Of bidders whose propo-
sais shall MT be accepted viii be returned 70 them
WITHIN seven dass after the opening Of the PROPOSALS.
ON application 10 the Department. printed list viii
Be furnished giving general Information the
Vessels. also forms - bids and bonds which be
used by bidders. he vessels oe examined ouy
time by applying IL the Commandments Of the Navy
Yards.
Ihe purchasers must remove the vessels purchased
from the limits Of the ard within such reasonable
as may De liked by the DEPARTMENT
lnLi lawSw Secretary OF the SUWV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
Trying His New (.uu,
he DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS COOKED. BIT BLEW
BOYS HEAD OFF ALL THE SANE

HE DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS COOKED, BIT BLEW A
BOYS HEAD OFF ALL THE SANE.
Tom O'Nelll, aged Is years, Of Coal Castle. near
PottSville, Pa. had new towing piece ana tooE
it out Sunday TO try it. He met party OF smaller
boys returning from church at MLnersvllle, Who
threw their hats In the air for him TO shoot at He
tried TO hit them several times but failed. After
loading his piece again. he Shouldere1 II and WAS
walking away The bows laughed At HIN and
offered themselves as targets. A: length O-Neu
TO scare them. he says brought the piece I'D To his
shoulder and exclaimed, "ll shoot YOU" one OF
the boys. Patrick McAnany. aged il. rrplitA
"BlaZe away" O'Neil says he Thought the gun
was at half cock and would not 20 OF. bgu he
pulled the trigger The full Charge struck Me-
Anany sQuarely Ia the face and nearly tore hair OF
his head of. He dropped dead, and his terror
stricken companions were 50 frightened that they
fled from the scene. O'Nciu went ,ur doctor hui
medical aid was useless Monday curOler'S In
quest was held, but the jury acquitted O'Nelll OF
any blame. He was arrested, however. and. after
a hearing before a justice. was taken To Potts
vile and lodged In iall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
Iftf AID.

cox, ON Nar,h 10th; 1874 ~ II 30 a m NEWTON
j. cox, III tn EitA fourth u It's ~.
'lll-Tsli Viii t- Ills NJ.
49, Twelfth street I-=r INcst 81. Saturday March 22l
- |'cluCk pan Relative, and frieI.ls United to nj
tend
EAHtkIG. On Thursday. March alst l-s, NJ z =
L.. SALtIt M. IEuEtyr ii liza J. Aid the lat.
JOHN = Fah.rty
Notice u funeral h.-ra.tar.
HARoipU on MAJ, p 2n-h lsS4 n 3 o'rlaksm VIII
LAW Il 'rAh>lol, after >hurr aud painful Illness
NJ. 3l1 III street mort hry. i
Friends ar Requested T. at,en s funeral st 2 ,cl o-k
on Sunday. from ~. i's'r7rl.'s church
MCtokhLE. cu Tuesday. 18Th II Marl lsss a. ,,,.
rsi'!ce 81 rNoy AIs- E.. r. 80, o. M. s.,,irlt,
Maryland. JOSEPH NALhER McCURK.E IN tie
sINfs-tfth ytsir Il lll- Az
i4..'rllr'-t ou IA r4y. pa March Pqus Ohio the
lia =. 4 AIs birth.
NAnLo :. ON fri'ay. Mar-h ~ 1854 at il5aIn
rHis; MATILDA NAllOh, WIDOW Of the late Col Henri,
NcglpT.
un-ral fror her Lac residence Mount Henry near
AHa"u~tIJ sunday. AZ p. m. ..
NIL Nc dock a Ia. March Il lisa J. -
fli v HITE aao trr IN. i,tfls tuir.l On az William
l. and NaHDr. Mtrh and .-rai,,~.,r ,d NJ ! md ~
late Capt. Joseph " lut. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
Trackin an Escaped Prisoner.

WANTED FOR TRIAL FOR AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Port Tobacco, Maryland, correspondent or the
Baltimore sun says: William Brooks, colort-l
charged with committing an outrageous assault on
Miss Ann Wedding. who escaped from the
jail In this place, has not yet been recaptured.
though he is believed 10 be In this vicinity He was
last seen in a colored mans house in the direction
OF Marlboro His mot her lives at Woodvtle. and
he has relatives at Brandywine. Prince Georges
county. number OF persons have been looking
for him, stimulated 10y the reward OF $3.50
which has been offered for his apprehension
powerful build, feet II inches high. weighs one
hundred and seventy-fiye pounds, las pleasant
manners, Is great talker. and shows two large
white teeth In front People are indignant at
Brooks escape, and say openly that the aller. (hiS
father-in-law,) Washington Burch, is responsible
for IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

EtftONAS OON LlNt, AuctlOucer.
And UNIMPROvED RIAL ESTATE. No. lo3
PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST, No
OF LOT 2. IN SQUARE No 73l, ON PENNsYL-
NANIA AVENUE EAST, BETWEEN FIRST AND
SECOND STREETS.
District OF Columbia passed on tue 18th day of 1a
March. D. 1884 In Equity cause No SS42 shall hA.1
sell to the highest bidder III front the PREMISES COM
mencing at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ on
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY FIFTH DAY OF
ton conveyed to the United States improy I'd by three
story Brick Store and dwelling, No. LOS Pennsylvania
avenue northwest.
Also part of lot of the subdivision in souare
No 55 fronting twenty three t2 feet on LIST street
and improved by three story brick dwelling No lO8
LIST street northwest ~ NV
Also part 81 lot in square No 49, beginning for the
same on pennsylvania avenue, at the northwest corner
OF said lot and running thence with the dividing line
between lot and lots numbered 3 and to street:
thence east with said street twenty four {24) feet
seven and three quarters 90 inches thence parallel
with the line dividing lot number from lots and to
Pennsylvania avenue, and thence westwardly with
said avenue twenty five feet
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree: Onethrd
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash, and the
the deferred the purchaser purchasers shall
give their notes drawing six 49, cent interest per
secured by deed deeds of trust on the prop
erty purchased deposit Of hundred (SlOO dollars
each lot must be made when the property knocked
down. All conveyancing be the cost Of the pur-
within days from day of SALE the property will
be resold at tbs cost Of the defaulting purchaser
JOHN E. MCNAIfY Trustee
rnhl3d&ds Columbian Law Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
VIZ De NIrrrR

It is now undisputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATAR-
RAJ CURE il the only treatment that viii absolutely
cure Catarrah- Dr. Wei de Meyers 'TRHArrsrn with
statements Of symptoms by the cured mailed free D.
B. DEWEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street. n z fsb4-m, wf,set
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

TT'HE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY

TIVE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
TIE SHORT LINE To THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule III effect NOVEMBER I8 1888
s.9e ANi.-$EW ORLEANS MAIL daily. making close
Son!4sctlous 10 all points South and Southv est.
Daily. eN ept sunday, with c. < O Railway. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet ears from New TX aud wash
lnEton 10 At4-nta- Pullman Sleeping. cars from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans
610F. NJ Lou iSNILLE FAST liz L Daily via Char
louisville = Cincinnati. Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleer:l- Washington TO
Louisville
1910 PN--SoCTEERN MAIL AND EMPRESS Daily
Z al points south AID Southwest via UanviIle AID
Charlotte. DAY. except Sunday, with C. X OKsilWay.
Pullman Sl--PIDg C;.-s from Washln Darl-
VILE Cha lOtte and Atlanta to New Orleans also
ron Washington Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
hanss s4s Division Train leaves Washington at IS A.
VI. daily. -uLday.
Warren'Yn trains leave Washington at 5 So VI and
so p NJ daily
Fer yIce;s and lntOrluatio inquire at Company's Of
nc, tUl Penn y.yaTl4 avenue or Union Depot
NJ SLAUGHTER y NACDANIFI
ven fasS ASeut Agent.
mario SOL. HAAS TraHi- Na,I.car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21
A Gold Shipment.

NEW YORK, March 2l-Wall street, p.m.-The
steamer DOMAIN will take $3.50 600 in gold tomorrow.
Arrested for Poisoning Her Husband.
QUEBEC March 21.-The wife OF Wellington Ward,
keeper OF boardlng-house at Capelton. near Sher-
brooke, Que, has been arrested charge OF mur-
dering her husband by administering poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

Spelling AN ELoPEMEST.-At Erie. Pa. "Wednesday
young married woman, OF good family, named
Griffin, endeavored TO run away with an fliterate
colOred nod carrier. The pair were discovered on
the cars as the train was leaving the depot. A
scene enSued Mrs. Martin. mother TO the girl ap-
pealed to the police TO prevent the outrage, but
Mrs Griffin fed from the officers grasp, and has
rot vet been found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-21

- = '-
EcheGulv 70 take eject SUNDAY November 1e 100,
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jrse
lyeLIe and street iy Eastern standard 18th Meri-
Fer ChicaSo. Cincinnati louisville and St Louis
Gay a 1905 a IL, 1915 a ~. 1910 = ~. with
ltn'.- without change IUi5a. L.. daily to Chicago
For PittsburE al 1915 \ and p IN daily g %
M TO tlt's5urT Cie'eIand aid Detroit. with Sleep
Fer Toledo and beirut via Monroeyire lois.
Ssy with Sleeper FOR Toledo Via Wheeling and Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at s.1oa m
Galy. except SUNDAY y. u. and lU:oGp NJ Gay with
fal ss, ana Sies en- ear 6s a5af he'd
~ 10 t al y ~ ~ 70 . 80 80 70 Iil
ksr fs!tIllgre on SUNDAYS 80 500. 500 am. 1:2a
% $3.50, :; : ~ > * So +, ~ d0oC IN
On SUNDAY, > % H.. 40pIn.
tu Way stations tstween Washington and Baltimore
kel satlons on MetroIolitan Uranch 40 a IN aili
t4S n daily except Sunday AS pm. daily tor
SslIy eaesIJ sunday; :o- Lexng19r, staun,on and
M aify a sor Ers 81 a CAY 55ceIs Sunday
J NJ sLc - y daIly except Sunday
RI haEersJown l0.15 an and 5i5 daily except
Trains arrive from the Vest daily CO. 80 am 225
Jrou New York and Philadelphia 2:55. s:soa.. dsuv
r., 20 y IA daily except slIday
fItil Al'naiolIs. % 4''-iJ 80. 81 pm Sun
f,yin L<1ltgtou go u daily. and 2.15p IT. daily
From Iredeg1ck and Intermediate points SIS 1000
2 M - = ~ p n; and so p nl; daily except
Trans leave Bsit.uore ior WaslnEtoi, At 40 sso
- % =. 10, and 10 30 L.. l2.l5 go T. 4.40 )
- 30 9:oo AMI 10 Is p N: on Sundays. 2 20
trans RON NasilusoU stCI al Relay Station except
l.: 1r.rthec Information apply a, the Baltimore and
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DEfRAUDING AN INSURANCE COMPANY-The first
OF series OF graveyardn prosecutions growing out
of the gross frauds pract1ced on insurance cOmpa-
MES, recently brought to light In FAN River, Mass
resulted Tuesday In verdict OF guilty against
James Kirby, OF Fall River He was charged specin-
cally with conspiracy TO defraud the United States
Benefit association by obtaining an insurance GER
ates in this particular case, DR.. Hennessy and
Edward Dnscoll, IT,. lied at the time Of the dis
cOyery.