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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
An Examination Paper 0s Seed,es-

Prom the Piiil4aIrlI sIls Press.
Nearly go young women, with q thick sprink-
ling of pretty AID intelligent faces, trooped up
the inner steps Of the normal school. On the
northeast corner Of 18th and Spring Garden
street yesterday morning. They had been called
together pursuant to notice issued from the
board OF education, on last Wednesday.
asking the attendance for examination of
applicants for certificates of Qualification to
teach sewing in the public schools OF
Philadelphia Zach miss ciHtchHd a baske
box or satcEel which concealed the
scissors needlss, thread thiInblc and one-half
yard OF t-oHsdale shlrtiE., muslin which Sec
Rotary Hal!iNeir> aOtICp requested everyone to
bring. and perhaps too. the iunchp0n which
Inc comprehensive notification varied the ap-
plicants 10 he provided with. As the young
ladies entered they we're assigned to the differ
ent class roeHis, and. after a bFiei examination
III spelling amt GRAMMAR. the real business of
the season was entered upon.
On the black boards OF each class Foom the
following requirements were written:
''A!l samples OF straight sewing must be five
inches in length.
II Make a hem ore inch in width. Joining
tine thread twice during the sewing
''223- Run two tucKs, each one quarter Of An
Inch wide
~ Give I sample Of OverscaInng joining the
thread twice
So Give j sample of fine gathering sewed
70 a snail WFistL..nd.
- Backstitch oae~haf of the wristband
g, Work OuttOnhole 0ne-half an inch in
length
''9 Give a sample of neat patching
10. Cut the muslin bias and sew q fell"
Two hundred pairs OF eyes scanned the black
board. two hundred mouths were puckered with
varying expressions, two hundred half yards oil
''LOnsdale shiItiDS" were dragged from their
hiding places and waved in air moment aud
then the work BEGAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
Wonderful Effects OF the Spanish Earth
UgaSeS,
y7r. Matthew ArmoId on America.

Mr.. Matthew Arnold contributes to The Nine
tenth Century an elaborate article entitled "a
Word More About America" He acknowledges
that his former estimate was imperfect, and says
that until he visited the United States he had never
seen people with institutions thoroughly suited
10 them. He ridiculeS Sir Lerel Griffins account,
considers American society homogeneous and
praises the good sense OF nation which has not
invented distinctions in classes. He disbalieyeS
the alleged dangers from great wealth and scouts
the Idea OF possible revolution. He considers that
the people OF the United States have solved sue
ceSsfltlly both the political and social problem.
He deyoteS large portion OF the article to apply
ing the results OF his American inquiries to the
present condition of England not at all TO English
advantage. He believes that English society can
only be reformed BY ab0liahing the arstocracy,
America by the memory OF great, untiring and
most attaching kindness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, REAL. ESTATE BROKER Ke
logg Building No i416 ST. n. W.

JNO. A. PRESCOTT, REAL ESTATE BROKER. KEEL
logg Building No i416 + st. n. W.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE FRONTING
on THIRD STREET EAST, BEING THE NORTH
WtSI CORNER OF THIRD AND Y STREET
STORY BRICA YELLING WITH STORE ROOM,
KNOWN AS No. 1000 TL.RD STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue of decree passed the seventeenth 7th}
day of November. A D. 1884 and supplemental decree
passed on the fifteenth Q5thl day Of January. A d.
1850 IN the cause OF Johu Burns complainant The
Metropolitan Building Association ct ais defendants.
numbered 744s Equity docket 20 in the Supreme Court
the LLEVLMTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1885 at
HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ in front of the
premises. offer for tsale Il by public auction
the following rel Iestate, to wit All that
piece or parcel of land situated and
numbered one % Ia squsEe numbered seven hundred
and forty nine (349) commencing for the same the
southeast corner of said hot and square, and running
thence north along the hne of9Thrd 3d) street east
twenty-five (22 feet; thence west ninety 800 feet;
thence south twenty-five (2l and thence east ninety
600 feet to the place of be1nig improved 10y two
story brick dwelling with stoIeroosn. known No.
1000 Sd street northeast Il
Terms: One-third cash the balance in notes at one
ID and two cd years, with interest of per cent per
auIn, TO be secured by decd Of trust upon the prop
erty sold deposit Of 800 will be required at the
time of sale Ii the terts of sale not complied
with within seven days as trustee the right
to resell az the risk and cost 0I the defaultng pur
chaser. AL conveyancin at the cost of the purchaser.
.oo, VIM. NRYBROWNE Trustee.
ja29d&ds 472 Louisiana avenue.
For Other Auctions See Sth Page.
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Intemperancc Like Dynamite.

From the New York Tribune
J. b. Gibbs, the we!l-known Temperance advo-
cate. delivered an address last evening on his
favoFte subject in the Baptist church, in west 25th
street. what does intemp9rance d0?" he ex-
cl3imeI allow does It enter your system and why
ean YOU not shake il OF? Because its like dyna-
mite. See how dynamite crashed In and dLsfigured
store In Grand street, how lt shook the Tower Of
London and blew up parliament. Drink blows up
your system, and you VIII have to be buslG up
anew II you mean TO SHAKE # IFS eff cts But you
must remember that the English themselves used
dynamite In South Africa. and at present they
are extending their empire by making war on
naked sayagss In the SOudan"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
MALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aac.ioneers.
TO.MORROW.

VIHHoS j. FISHER 4 CO.. Heal Estate Auctionsers
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALuA BILE LOT, IMPROVED
BY BRICk s RwEII III e. NJ 6Is n STREET
By virtue Of 9 deed Of trust dated aosh septem-
g. ct one a on h land rea ~ ss s NS
trs, q Cou,n n, we shall sell on THURSDAY AZ
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK, in front of the premises the
west half OF lot numbered four a. in corporation Of
Washington subdivision of square numbered four hum
dfed and forty eight t44s} said subdivision
corded IN Ller m K" folio 2Ts. of the records of the
surveyors Office of the District Of Columbia, together
dwelling and stable.
T erms: One-third cash; balance in one (D and two
2 years with interest and secured by deed of trust
quired at time of sale Convey ancins at cost of
chaser II terms of sale not complied With within
notice in the Evening Star
JOHN H. CASSIN, iFustees
ja2i-d dads
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Naval Academy Cadets.
PROSPECTS or THEIR GRADUATION BASED UPoN
EXAMIH ATION list CLOSED.

PROSPECTS OF THEIR CALCULATION BASED UroS THE
EXAMINATION JUST CLOSED.
The semi-annual examination of the naval
academy cadets has just closed. Some doubt is
expressed abeut three OF the first-class being able
to pass 1t is stated that % OF the third class we're
Unsatisfactory In the mathematics, and that 10 OF
the fourth class failed in the same study. Seven
teen OF the fourth class were also below the neceS-
sary 5 mark IN modern languages The entire
second class OF 30 members passed. successfully In
physics. the ORDER OF the first ten being as f0i0WS
KresS. Breed, Jenkins Oman. Foust, Hawk, It's
dale, GriSHold, Billiard AMI Etgar- Cadet Hail
bines up the rear The stan ling CT the first ten
OF The graduating cla$> IN seamaBshtp Is as f0i-
low: Tawresey Fenton Taylor. TdrDnx, Gmer,
Jcynfs Slocunl Mckay, Kittrell and Mes: and in
astronomy. navigation and Surveying. Taylor. Nc
Kay. Tawresey. Chase. Feaion, Diffenbach Lofn-
bard, hlttren, Kline and stanworth.
Comfort for the Old Boys on the 'FRONT.'
Row.
There Is a new science out 1t is called pill
graphy. and is the ART OF discriminating character by
the hair. According - its profe Ssors, cY0se-grow
ing hair indicates temper coarse hair, obstinacy;
flne hatr errattc tendencies; curly locks belong to
brilliant and spFghtiy bit superficial natures, and
Tisilng heads 10 the haTd-hearted 10 short, every
kind OF hair has something wrong under It.
Only the bald-headesi man is truly virtucfs
Wonderful Effects OF the spanish Earth.
qssakes.
The scientific commsS:o n, which was recently
appointed by the spanish government to invest-
gate the late earthquakes in southern Spain. Is
daily sending reports TO Madrid OF the result Of its
operations. Perhaps the most remarkable phenome-
non noted by the commission is that OF the CON-
pleie obliteratiOn of the high road leading into
PeTianna, no certain trace OF which can lie found
10" several miles OUTSIDE the town. The ROAD IN most
places lay between abtttag hills and III recent ter
rc disturbances OF the earth crust seems 10 nave
been forced downward or engulfed Many OF the hills
themselves were leyeied beyond recognition, ana
well known landmarks, whose positions had re-
manned undiSturbei for centuries, were moved
distance of thirty yards.
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A BRAKEMAN RtoPEs Wtra rpp n,rerxv, nv

a BRAKEMAN EtoPES WITH THE DaUGErER OF A
RAILWAY Observation-Disclosures Pa Is aei-
taxed over the el0pelneDt OF Miss Lizzie BogaFt the
elShieth -yeaf-old Daughter OF Assistant Superin-
tCudeht Bogart, OF the Delaware, IackawaBua and
western railroad company. with joseph Fowler, a
brakeman on the road. Fowler, who lives at B.ng-
bamton, had been paying attentions 10 Miss Bocart
fOf some time past, but her parents were bitterly
opposed To him. POWER went TO Scranton
saturday afternoon, and Miss BogaFt mes him at
the depot. They went 20 the office Of Alderman
Fuller and he performed the marriage ce!c,aOpy
The newly-wedded couple left on the night train
for RlNrbamtOn.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.

l. AND Oiil) Id.
SCHEDULE IL Effect SUNDAY. DEC. aIsr. 1854.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jersey
ave ue aud street '
For CHICAGO 300 IN and 1910 pm. daily. The 20
ca@o. arriving in Piitsbur at 30 pm Chicago ne II
mori'ihg at POO No extra fare Is charged ON this
For Cincinnat Louisville and st louis daily at 10
pfl anu io:ibp m. with Through Coa.le, and Paace
pm tram is Limited Tr ia TO Cia. i,nati and
q LOUIS, arrlN ng ia Incnati norni at so
train for fast TINS VI 'i''
For Iitis9uIg at 30 am with Parlor C IT. and 20
Sleeping Cars to Iittshurg '' WIN
For baltimore on week days. 6:IO 40 7. 30. 10
SD 80. 4:40 $40. 10. rs 800 1910 % ma
FOR Ba tnoIe o. sundays 6:I0 10 s35 sud 10 30 a.
III. 70, ~. $40 40 Il Is. s;25. 10. 10 pm
for points on the shenandoah Valley railroad points
For AnnsISls $40 IN and II 10 and 30 r m. on
SUNDAY s.Jj am. 4:49 pm - va
FOR o Way stations between Washington and Paltmora
9Vl o:4o $50 n nI.. IL: 10 y. m. 3 30 30 O5 ard
i039 n on Sundays s:35 q. m and 10 A.il 7I5
anu !o@o p m For stations on Metropolitan branch
80 III dally except Sunday and 5 30 D. M daily
$40 o. m daily except sunday. for Principal ;, atoms
S on NE r"poitan halch sos m ia ~ except sun
aaS, ior teAneton. staunton and Valley branch
y;oo m daily except Sunday for Frederick . O5 a
For Hagerstawn 9:05 a. M daily except Sunday ana
800 y. m daily $3.50
Trains arrive from the West daily Co., TO m MS
From ANNAPOLIS. $50 and l:5O and 5.25 y. m
From Lexington. $50 y m daily. except Sunday
I'm f m and lnterInediate points. s25 m
~ r5i,0 or 4s@sis,sr, y, 6,1o 40
m aa AK = IN on Spndgys % and I'D
All ttains from Washington stop at Relay station CT,
cert Ia BIS and l0pm
Ohio Ticket Washington Station 6Ig aud ISL
IenhsS yaia avenue corner i4th street wher orders
VIII DC taken Tor bzkyage TO be checked aud received
b. DUNHAM General Manager Baltimore
f,aFsI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
SORE HANDS

Your Cuticura Remedies are Justly receiving
great recognition The miners find the Cuficura
soap splendid for cleansing the skin, and those
who have Tor years suffered from sore hands can
not say enough In praise OF Ii and Cuticura
c. BUDDEE, Scofeld, Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
Life's Thread Was Snapped.

From the Chico (Call Chronicle.
Ia the early part OF last fail John Wendell, with
his wife a1d little boz CT three years, moved from
Chico TO Heltown. where he obtained steady en-
Payment Ia the Jute mill On Monday afternoon,
While Nil Wendell AZ the luillS MS wife was In
the Dlrlor at work On the sewing machine while
fer child, Willie, was seated near The window,
directly in front OF her boxing at Of the large
cAiIdrcn'S picture books Yrs Wendell was sewing
DGS:ly on the machine, large and heavy one when
su denly the needle snapped She replaced the
broken needle and had again taken her seat when
she noticed her cniifS head leaning uuon the book
Going over TO him, she was hOFfined to observe
tiny stream of blood Ticklng down from the
hYI Int goi en- HAIR Little Willie was dead The
fatal needle, breaking, had been hurled through
the air and had pierced the chiids meiuiLa OBJ
lCugara.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
A More Imperative Master.

from the NtrCn3nt IfaVeIteT.
Last week Charley seaman, Of the Cincinnati
Enquirer, went 20 Hartford City. Ind, to write up
the female evangelist who is turning that town
upside down. When the services were wen under
way the lady began TO Cxhort Charlie, and it made
him nervous.
Il beg your pardon, madam" he said, politely,
am not here 10 Be exEoEtcd; I'm here on busi-
ness"
"Ah, my dear, dying brother, she replied 'there
Is no business 50 Important as The Lords
.'Ain't there?" said Charles, forgetting himself.
"Well, you don't lnoW joan Mclean
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
Musr BE CLOSED Our

We have good many odds and ends In broken sizes
of Boots and Shoes viii sell off for one half price 70
close them out.
Also there is an accumulation Of odds and ends In
mems and boys clothing viii close out any reason
ablo Offer.
j. W. SELBY
al0 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvania ayeouA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
Thoughts About Advertising.

From the Industrial Review
Siace there at present more sellers than buy
ers, it stands to that the firm that means TO
get It's due share OF the business thSt Is going must
properly place the merits Of its wares before the
public. SO, in whatever department you propose
u cut down expenses, do not let IL BE- in your
advertising. The better course would be to in
crease il.
This, under the circumstances, will not appear
DISTINGUISHED ADVICE Nevertheless II is true.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
r.. $. v. p. Goins Cut Of Fashion.

From the New York Sun
''The letters r. s. V. p =" said blonde young
man In fashionable stationery shop up town,
switch means in English" he said, with kind
and indulgenr glance, respond If you please are
not put On cards OF the very best entertainers In
New York nowadays. The assumption is that a
cultured lady or gentleman win answer an invita-
ton without being requested 10 do 50. About the
only tling In the way OF invitation cards are
some that we engraved a few days ago with the
woFtS AN early answer Is requested at the bottom
OF the cards. That was OF course. however, thor
oughly unusual. The prevailing style to-day for
ali Invitation cards and NOTES, we'll as IN writing
paper and business blanks Is severely simple
Plain white and black without fancy lettering, is
the only correct thing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

DEATH OF GEN EwELIiS BRoTHGR--Rav. Dr. VII
liam St0ddert, distng uShed Presoy terrain minis
ter, d.et recently in Mexico, Mo- He was a brother
or Col II. y Ewell OF William and Mary COLLEGE Va
and Of Gen Ewel so well known for bis SERVICES IN
the confederate army For some reason Dr. Stod-
dert took Ihe maternal name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04

Chtte1dea Rogers, an expert bicyclIst and polo
player, While engaged at game OF polo at the
with such force that he died from his inlllrieS
Two young ladles OF Annapolis, Md. Misses E,fz.
abeth Esmond and Cecilia Clark. entered the can.
vent Of Notre d me at Annapolis last evening.
Leopode Won Weste has entered suit for divorce
at Chicago from his wife, Mathilde Cottrelu 4
correspondent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-04
ENH0MAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nuECANsoN BROS. Auctioneers

1 cNCaNSUN BROS, AuctioneeTs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAT ESTATE.
corner of North ard North Eaptl stre q In
Washington, and the Cooke Mansion corner of
- Washington and Stoldcrt Streets. GEORGETOWN ID e.
BY virtue of deed of trust TO mo trted on, the hath
day of February 1888 and recorded Iibet I13 fol
% OF the land records for the District Of Co,unia
VII! SELL at public auction III front of the premises
TUESDAY. the SEVENTEENTH DAY of FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1885, ut FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, all Of lot nine te,
and parts Of eight 90 and ten 0 square six hundred
and eighty five $685. in the city of Washingo in the
District of Columbia, desert ed follows Begin st
northwest corner of lot 80. and east with
sire one hundred and twenty two 112) feet: then
one hundred and twenty two tl2) feet to the line
OF lot eight tS and then north eighty seven (S7) feet
two CD inches with North itol street to the begin
nlng. tsE7'
And or WEDNESDAY,, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF FEBRUARY. A. ID. 1885, ut -FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
all that parcel of ground the city Of Georgetown in
SAID District. described follows: Beginning the
sonn ast corner IF sashisYton and Soddert streets
two hundred and three and nine tbs C2G3 feet:
Thence eat at right ansks TO Washington street one
hundred and twenty d2e feet: thence north and pra-
Tel to Washington street eleven and nine teoths n q I)
feet thence cast thirty $50 feet; thence north one hun
drssi and ninety two (H feS: Stodprt str ct and
Thence west with Stoart street: one hundred and gty
(lyD) feet, to the beginning.
The last described Parcel Of ground Is improved BIZ
iarxe bfick mansion ious formerly occurred iy the
late Cover nor Henry ID. Cooke, fine bro stable
Terms of sale: On each parcel sold % one third
cas' ba,ance III equal payments in ID and two %
years with Interest at six PCT arnnm until
paid secured by trst'lex4s on the property or ali
cash. At option OF Inlrchaser. deposit Of $500 re-
CURED on each piece at time of sale ng
purchasers cost. IL terms OF sale not comped
with in ten {l days from day of sale the Trustee re-
p4rchaser. / -
13-o&ds JOHN NJ BUTLER Trustee.
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CUr1cURA
| INFALLIBLE BLOOD PURIFIERS AND SKIN
] BEAUfIFfERS.
A GROWTH OF HAIR.

While using your Cutscara FOR ehappei ha nds,
It occurred to me TO try !t for dandra. from which
/ suffered a great deal. and IL not Only speedily
cured the dandruf, but restored the nair to large
bald spot previously eatireiy destitute OF hair 1t
Is now an inch In length.
JOHN H. PARKE,
Master bark "John E. Chase" Boston Harbor.
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SrEo1AL Norrcx.

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CIAsS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WE'LL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS l. SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PERSCENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELIrKNOWN FIREPI ACF,
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE. FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY.
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO- CALLS SOLICITED AND ESTIMATES
PROMPTLY UINISHED.
WALTER d. WYVIIL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apps No asa PA. AVE, NEAR AZ STREET
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rVHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

TSE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
Schedule in effect OCTOBER IL 1884
s:l0 A-M-NEW ORLEANS MAIL da ~ ma ing close
connections to all poins South and Southwest Daily
except Sunday. with G. and @. Railway. Pnllmsn
Sleeping Buffet cars from New York aud Washing
ton 10 Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping cars from " ASH
ington and Atlanta to New Orleans
$40 4. M.-LOUISNILI4E FAST LINE. Daily via Char
louisville TO Cincinnati. Louisville aud 81 eStrrn
IolntS Pullman Sleeping WASHINGTON to
Louisville.
1910 7, M-S0UTHEEN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
to III points South and Southwest via Dauville and
Charlotte. Pullman Sleeling from Warrington
wa Danyile Charlotte and Atlanta 20 New Orleans;
also, from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia
to Augusta.
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington AZ 10 A.
Nj daily. except Sunday
WerrentDn trains leave Washington az o.IOA NJ aud
5:l0 p. NJ daily.
For tic. cts and InforIna ion inquire at CompEny's
Office col Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from b.
and station.
M. SLA UGHTER N MACDANIFT.
Gen. Pass. Agent. AGENT
au2 SOL HAAS Traffic Mqnserr
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CHAppEn uANDa

have been using the Cutcnra Soap for Chapped
Hands. and find 1t gives better satisfaction and
operates more quickly than any thing have ever
tried It's cleansing qualities and deiicate perfume
recommend 1t as most desirable soap.
W. F. PARKER, Char1ottssburg, KY,
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RoTrrF

FENHE GREAT
l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
noi TO THE tp NoErH VET And s9ILTHwEsT.
Doos sLEr IhAek SPI, SDID sCESERY,
Is EFFEcr y BEuaar 2D. 1855 '--' i
rams leave Nashnston from station. corner of 9th
For Pittsburg aud the West Chicago limited Fxpre-s
949a m daily 20 Cincinnati and St Louis with siasIo
ing Cars from HGrri burg to Cincinnati and Hotel
with Sleeping .lroona to ChicSo. Gsi,rn EI
lrss go M daily; with Palace Cars TO Pttsburg
Pttsburg to Chicago Mail EKpr,ss, 1000 p m dsily
for FttshuIg a9a the West, with Palace slsepns Car
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ere Can ndaxn1 Rochester. Buffalo Niagara,
Ma hington To toch.~St,r.
For MiiiisIisIort ock Haven and Elnlra at 40 am
For New York AMI tle Fast Is g. 40 end II "a a m,
40 4.G0. 10 90 and II Is D. m I'm sunday az 10 "a
and II * pm. Limited Exp-sss OF Pullman bRTiop
For Boston without clane, co ~ m every ,,a.l l.y
On Su adsy. 90 p. IN. my
For isr2okyn y J. an dhronsh trains connect at Jer
sey City with hoae OF Brooklyn Apnex afforiing di-
iect transfer % Fulton street oiding double fcrrae
For rla ,elphis rs, $50 ard II am. % 400 6Oo.
19yl ana II 10 Y m On SUNDAY. 100 40 20 90 and
iuiSpm- Limited Express $40 am daily. except
For Bt.imore. ss5. rs $50 $40. 100 am. 1905.
On sunday s4o' llOla-m, 400. 600 $50. IO00Iand
For PoIe,s Geek Line 7 Is am and 40 pm. daily.
For An apos. cas- m 1905 and .25 m daily e,-
cept Sunday. on Sunday 40Opm
MEAaNpGIA And FREni tIGKS BURG RAILWAY
ROAD. --'-@
For SiexandTe 500 100 IS IL on and IL Is m 2o5
SO %. 900, 500 eHl LBS pm. On Sunday nj
600 s. %, ll0l am, sos nm.
For Richmond and the South 90 and II on a I'M daily
and t. 50 pm daily. except sunday 10y
Trains leave AlexaDdia Washington 6 o. s;O1 0.O0
lol0an.; l: 0, sos. a23 10 7.05 aud 10 40 ~ IN
and i2lo midnight IexceVt Non,iavl on SUNDAY al
$50 and l0:l0 r. m 800 and 10: 40 D. m and ~ 10
night. - '
lcAets and information at the Office northeast corver
OF lSth street and Penn. ylvania aud the sta
he fOr tba Oh. Of
gas,e to destination from hotels and residences
GAS. e. PFiGH j n W0oD
General Manager General passs..lcpr Amt