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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

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CiicsRo ~ f1a Az Night isFHafs ~ an
Mai and ~ Tlt1s pin Mail Hun ir Hf pm
Night fJpresss' ssa pu Evening D. ~ lt pm
sDail,. fDiily eIeepi NDnaay
Union Depot on iunis NiFfsss-
Through clacha. - itirssro amt Toledo on
eIs "A. M. tfsiln. ihfousll lariur-aT o. lhic'.so
on 1XsS =. NJ train. ihrougf fuliuar aieeI
tng-car and c0sft - iIeiisu cu vs. a. fl. train
NEWAlGo DfAiSiON
fsafr Arrive
Express ......... kf sfa IS if am
Express .-.... .- ........... tff in $50 pm
sDssaFr frum Wesa Side Defrf
The northern tarlrlruF ~ fhis Division IL
Baldwin. 90 , = y. ~. hy
J. II. Cssrrsuiaf isenf freeff and Pass Agent
OHi.s f1a Nonroe fiFa-a.
Gro ". MiEs0N. Iirse erauf ~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

THsr died-in-ths-wool Democrat, VIII
ham Purcell. editor 0f the Rochester N.
y Tnion. vas honest enough to give mp
his position on the paper during the last
campaign because be- could not consci-
sntialsly support Cleveland Now be Is
frank enough 10 answer an inquiry a. TO
what constitutes offensive partisanship"
a. .wilflh opposition 70 Democrats prin-
ciples. 10 the Democratic party, and 10
Democratic administration Of govern
ment."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

TntFr coetrlrI0ss

Toieio v4fi ns sliirf.sis ffisfreife Es-fffsst
With l.. s q H h HnHisf viff A. 4 ~ -
Iansina nsTisief GOD Ar ldre h q Marshall
with ~ q IN D. haffir Greek ElfH o. cage a
GRAND i r1uk sad 81 h * hunfeiu q IN 4
! Allsysn vtrt e. q "a ~ nr.d n q a 81
LUTHER hldJa f5eli tsas Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21

"PRoF." ODLUM's jump from the East
Rlver bridge. while II did not result pre-
cisely A. he ant cipated may be- set down as
a snccese. and for three reasons First,
because he r9ved that the great law OF
nature investig gated BY Ciahleo Is still IN
force. second. because be proved himself
able % 10 what he claimed, namely, To
Jump down from height Of liO feet; and
third and most OF all. because it reduced
tho number II fools IN the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

Skirts Sx1Rrs. Skirts.
1t is only the wearer that knows the warmth derived
from one Of these comfortable garments, and
consequently to those don't have to say any
thing regarding their advantages Of comfort or
cress. But it is the inexperienced and to those
not wearia these that we wish 10 aimsOur remarks
WHY: because We know That skirt would be
such nice present for any lady or child. and al
though you may not wear one. you ould crafty
some one by contributing to their comfort, and.
possibly health Now the prices we have put on
these are not near their regular value and conse-
quently within reach Of any one.
We have new in stock Ladies skirts made of good
srs eaored ppnys and o9 eey MADE
above the rufiies, for
19C
Flannel Skirts, made of nice quality Atwood Flapnel.
with 'woplaed rYilies and folds above the rufiie,
Felt Skirts. with three plated rufies in all colors
AT CSC.
Felt Skirts with five 90 plated ruflies in different
colOrs and different colored piping.
AT SI.59.
embroidered velvet In all cOlors and silk stitching
FOR S1.70.
Italian Cloth Skirts, heavy quilted.
AT $1.l9.
good quality Satin Skirt with deep satin quilting.
lined with flannel,
FOR $500.
Best quality Satin Skirts. nicely embroidered. for
$4.0S, 1913, $40, $500, 5000, $1,000 $1,000.
$500
CHILDREN'S FELT ANE FLANNEL SKIRTS.
At any price you want one for and any quality you
wish
We selling Childs Flannel Skirt
All lac.
This may sound dubious. but come and see for your
self OF course this was not made to sell for that
money, bu. we often do this sort Of thing.
IN CHILDREN'S AND INFANTS PLUSH CAPS
We have beautiful stock and complete assortmenta
Childrens Plush Gaps made Of the best quality silk
plush. nicely trimmed,
AT $1.9s.
L 70 years ~ al the newest patterns and made
Ar$275
Childrens fine all Silk Plush Coats, newest cuts,
AT $40.
Infants Goaks. made of all wool Cashmere. with
deep quilting Of satin around Cape,
AT $3.50.
Infants ants Cashmere G1aks made in Mother Hubbard
FOR 1926.
Infants Mother Hubbard Cloaks with hand-em-
broidered collars and embroidered Skirts,
AT $608
Now any of the above would be . very appropriate
christmas Present, and an article any would be
glad TO receive If In need OF.
So come and select your Presents now and do not
wait until the last day before purchasing your Christ
mas Presents
The assortment in all departments is fresh and
consequently all the more urgent you should come
and buy now.
FROM MONDAY. DECEMBER 14TH UNTIL
AFTER THE HOLIDAYS. OUR STORE WILL BE
OPEN UNTIL p. NJ. TO ACCOMMODATE
THOSE WHO CANNOT MARE THEIR PUR-
CHASES DURING THE DAY.
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Blown In with Dynamite.

AN ATTEMPT To WRECK A H0USE-GENERALLY
ATTRIBUTED TO REVENGE.
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Times
from louisville, Pa, Saturday, says: Early last
spring law and order league was organized at
st. Clair. whose especial object was the enforce
ment OF the liquor laws. Through the league a
number of saloon keepers had their licenses re-
voked and the most intense feeling was created
The moving spirit in the league was David u
Lewis, one OF the leading merchants of the
town. During the summer his store was boy
cotted and all sorts of threats were INDUCED in
but without influencing Lewis or driving him
TO recant his position.
At haifpast two o'clock this morning the
whole town was aroused by a terrific report. 4
dynamite bomb, heavily charged, had been
thrown on the front doorstep OF Lewis store
and lis explosion wrecked the front of the
building and tore the whole floor out of the rst
story. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis occupied the room
over the store. and the plaster from the walls
and ceiling was brought down on them by the
cODcussion. In the house besides them were
MI. Lewis mother and his seventeen-year-old
son and nve-year-old daughter The shock was
so great that every pane of glass tor 8. square
around the building was shattered. The dam
age is estimated at 81 900. The crime is very
generally attributed TO the agents of the liquor
men who were closed through Lewis instru-
mentality.
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E. B. BARNUM & CO,
031 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
1911 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. n w,
l. q L l. PENNSYLVANIA AVE N. w.

1917 PENNSYLVANIA AVE n. w.
q L l. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. w.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF MEMS FURNISHING
To close business by Jan. LIST our entire stock of
Mems Furnishings will be sold regardless cost. No
Earl & Wilson'S f. and W. brand Of Collars in the
Earl Wilson's E. and W. brand OF Cuffs at 3Oc
per pair
AN other brands Of Guns lsc. per pair
Our celebrated $1.25 Shirt reduced to 9Oc; two for
$1:.o, On: celebrated 81 Shirt reduced to 75c Our
Our CSC unlaundered Shirt reduced to SOC All
other shirts reduced in proportion.
UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR. UNDERWEAR.
All Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from 81. so TO
10 Sl.25. All Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
$3.50 to ST. Fancy Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced
from So suit to S3. Fancy Wool Shirts and Drawers
reduced from "a to 81 so suit. Fancy Wool Shirts
Wool shirts and Drawers reduced from 81. 80 so
suit Al other Underwear reduced in proportion
Al H0 Hdd; BY. 6 HOSIERY H0sfERY:
Wool Socks reduced from 35c 2Oc per pair British
y Hose reduced from Sc 2Oc pair. British y Hose
reduced from I5c TO lIc per pair. British - Hose
duced from 2Oc. to l5c per pair Ali other Hosiery
NECKWEAR. NECKWEAR. NECKWEAR
Fisk. Clark & Flaggs Neckwear this seasons goods
reduced from ST. 10 73c. All our 81 Scarfs reduced
to 5Sc All our 7oc. Scarfs reduced to SOC All our
5Oc. Scarfs reduced to 2lc.
GLOVES GLOVES.
PERKINS, best Pique Kids 81 81. PERKINS, best Pia.e
Kids $l.S7 Our 81. 80 English Tan Gloves reduced
81 scotch wool driving and al! other gloves greatly
reduced These are the greatest bargains offered
in Washington. DOn't miss this great sale
dow DUBREUiL & CO.. 12ll Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
The Antf-MOnOpOIy League.

ARRANGEMENT FOR THE MEETING TO DISCUSS
THE SILVER QUESTION
COL John +. Mines, chairman of the COM
mittee of arrangements of the anti-monop-
oily league, for the meeting to be held in
New York ON the 18th inst, to discuss the sill
yer question. has appointed the following COM
mfttee 10 prepare resolutions TO be presented 10
the meeting: Van Buren, Denslow, Charles a.
A. Conkling, Jas. b. Colgate, Roswell P Flower.
Lorette >. Metcalf, Walter L. Barrett, John y,
roster. Maurice j. Power. Marcus Hanlon, Ed
ward II. Amidown, Robert G. Ingersoii and
Cornelius OReilly. Hon. A. G. Warner, of
Ohio, writes: THE importance of the subject to
be discussed at your meeting, and the interest
feel in II, prompts me to accept your invita-
ton, on condition that find 1t possible to leave
the House at that time, and see nothing in
the way now"
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MEDICAL. DC.

NINE DE FOREST, LONG-ESrA BLIssHED AND
Nl reliable Ladies' Physician. he consulted daily
al her residence. l245 9Th ST. Office hours tron
10 Pun. do lms
DEAD AND BE wISE-DR- BROTH ERs 9o6
Il 81. 4 ". appeared before and made oath that
he is the Oldest Established Expert specialist In inis
city, and will guarantee cure In all OF priv
disease of men and furnish medicine or charge,
consultation and advice free n any hour durn. tie
day. subscribed and sworn 70 before by Dr.
BROTHERS. SAMUEL Z. MILLS, Notary Pubic
In uDd for tiIe ID. OF e., this Sd day of July. loo5
d5-Im+
nR. AND NINE SELDEN, 1921 18TH II. ".
- Established lSJ5 special treatment for ladies:
remedies prompt and reliable: advic. Tree ant
iideuiial terms reasonable. Gall o write dlo-lMs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

SEARCH FOR A BALTIMORE GIRL WHO
ELoPED.-An Associated Press dispatch from
son, OF Baltimore, whose attire denoted anu
ence, called this evening at q police station
here in search of Alice Burns, who lodged there
on Wednesday night. The woman for whom
the search Is made is young. She attempted to
hang herself in New York police station seye-
raj weeks ago. Mrs. Robinson Is Alice's aunt
and wants to take her home. She cOrrooorates
the girls story about having been banished by
wealthy parents for clipping with circus per.
former, now dead. No trace OF the missing
woman has been found since she left the police
station here yesterday afternoon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

IMPORTANCE OF COMA. - In Cincinnati
Friday the cases of Oliver Doud Byron' II p
Johnson and Miss Lisle Leigh charged with
participating in a Sunday theatrical perform
the ground that there was no comma between
the words 'in'' and "or" In the law making the
WORD or conjunction. SO the sentence can
DC read participates and exhibits" This
would nN the guilt on the prOprietors alone and
not on the actors, who are participants without
being exhibitors. No decision was rendered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

THE MULDOoNs FINED, BUT SULLIVAN AC-
"John L. Sullivan, William Muldoon and Mar
tin Muidoou, who were arrested, charged with
committing an assault upon two men, were
tried to-day. 1t was not proven that Sullivan
TOOK part In the fracaS, and he was discharged
william Muldoon pleaded guilty to the charge
and was fined $50 His brother was also fined
?iO. The fines were paid by the treasurer OF
Lester & Aliens ninstrels with whom they are
travelling" wv ~
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ATTORNEYS.

~ ]. BAXTER, ATroRNEY-A-LAW LATE
K CHER Law Clerk Interior department. Twenty
Years in the civil service Practices before the Courts
Committees of Congress and Departments. Room 81,
Le0roiI BIiIdins, cor. 9th and r ". d.-;Sms
4 ,AMPBElL CARRINGTON. ATToRNEY-AT-
= Law. Practices i'll all the Courts Office 4gO
Louisiana avenue barbour Law Buiidngl. Residence.
No. 1889 9Th street northwest. SCI, I'm
INHARLES J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
y Counsellor at-I aw and kxperi ST. Cloud building
9Th and + SITS. Good work, good references, Lloder.
Gle charges Twentyone years experience. ISL
NJ H. MILLER, aTTORNEY-AT-LAw
~ Rooms = and 4, Guntou Law Building
AL Louisiana avenue
Residence $40 North Capitol ST nln2y
StANU IL. WALKER.
- Us Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney
l,sn.S,
y2 60 Louisiana ave. next TO CITY 2 o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

The following are the residences of cabinet
officers in this city:
Thomas +. Bayard, Secretary of State, 1913
Massachusetts avenue
Daniel Manning, Secretary OF the Treasury.
1901 18TH street.
W. Z. Endicott, Secretary of War, 1913 18th
street. A
w. I. Whitney, Secretary of the Navy, 1871
L. q e. Lamar, Secretary of the Interior the
Portland. o
D A. Il Garland, Attorney General, 1915
W, W: r. Villas, Postmaster General, 1929 NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
WOOD AND COAL.

= GORGE CREyELING, WOOD AND COAL
VI Dealer. Office and lHrd. lS22 lith NV. foot
llii 81. Pine Wood, 81; Oak WOODS: Hickory Mood
81; Sawed Pine. 80; Oak %: Hickory. ss..'U Mood
at reduced price 10 dealers Telephone connection 10
all parts Of ibe city. sel2-3.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

rTNo NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
l. THEPoPULAR ROUTE
MONDAYS WEnNfspASs I'm FRiii;ays
NJ $3.50 p. m, nom sth street wharf
Secure rooms and tickets At baltimore and Ohio OF
knox's express. COS Penna ave. who viii also cheek
baggage nom hotels and private residences
whss inrsT sn inquire AZ oompanys office
se23 &M. p. WEIGH. General Agent
STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES 1rHSTREET
- wharf on Sundays Tnesdays and Thursdays Al J
Creek. returning on Monday. wednesday aud Friday
anernoons, touching az isFtnts ANA ,naTsi Point
nesdays up only. For Information apply 10
q. l. SHERIFF. lila Ia ave NV
se5 CT JONES. Agt. -th-st wharf
I ow FARE TO NoRFoLK.-STEAMERL LADY
II OF THE LAKE leaves 9TH street wharf. Wash
pm Firs, class Fare. s1.6o: Round T1in. 81 So
Stops AT Colonial Beach Saturdays. going and re
Po,omsc River % Ssn e ssa%sr call ~
TEoNPSON. Sunday. Tuesdays and Friday. al
nor POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER WAX r,FrELp
Leaves ath-siruet wharf MONDAYS THURS
TUESDAYS. FRfpAYs and SUNDAY PM me- g tonch.
ING at River Landings FAR as Nomini Greek
Siih "a ana -: Ssehsnss Ra. Nd Sonnecss
CIV. RIDLEY. Manage spii
nIRECT To NEW YoRK-FRFIGHT STEAM.
Pier Al. East Yer, " " every Sa TT Rptf at 4 n
N: 9Th ST. wnari, Washington every WEDNESDAY
MORNING Freight at loves; rates. ap4
Mt VERNON, MT VERMONT
STEAMER w W. coRooRAN
Leaves .th-street wharf daily Except SUNDAY, foe
Washington about $3.50 p m.
sel6 l. L RLAKE. Captain.
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A WonD Asour ConDunor.

1T Is NOT OFTEN THAT FASHION AND
ECONOMY ARE COMBINED, But JUST
NOW THIS SEEMS TO BE THE CASE
FASHIONABLE THAN CORDUROY, AND
CERTAINLY THERE Is NO STYLE OF
GOODS THAT WILL WEAR BETTER OR
RETAIN IT'S BEAUTY LONGER
A LADY SHOWED Us SUIT BOUGHT
OF US SOME MONTHS AGO, WHICH SHE
SAID HAD BEEN WASHED THREE
TIMES. AND IT WAS ALMOST AS Sofas
PIECE OF CHAMoIs' SKIN, AND AS
FRESH AS WHEN NEW.
THIS SORT OF TREATMENT WILL NOT
ANSWER FOR ALL CoLORs OR FOR THE
CHEAPER GRADES, BUT GOOD QUAIL
ITY OF DRAB OR NEUTRAL SHADE CAN
BE WASHED OFTEN AND WEARS AID
MIRABLY.
WE SHOW THEM IN DRAB BROWN
AND "PARTKIDGE"
WHAT WILL PLEASE THE LITTLE
CHAPS BETTER THAN SUCH AsUIT FOR
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT?
E. B. BARNUM & CO,
d12 S3l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND
SfttTHwEST


SotTHwfST.
Schedule In Effect November Is lNS5
700 AMY NcHBl IT,, NJ All. daily, except sun
day TO local stations. connecting at Charlottesville
with ChesapsSe and Ohio Railway. and al Lynch
bar with Richmond aud Allegheny and Norfolk
and Western Railroads.
lilo A.M.-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL. daily,
making close connections South southwest Pull
man Sleeping Buffet cars from New \ ork and Nash
fngton 10 Atlanta Pullman sleeping tars from
Washington to New Orleans without change Of CARS
53o P.M-LOUlSNILLE FAST LINZ daily, VIA
Charlottesville To- Cincinnati. Louisville and ali
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washing
ton Louisville.
lU:5o Il. M.->OCTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS
Daiiy 60 all points, south aud Southwest Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars from Washington To Atlanta
ana New Orleans Pullman sleepers from Washing
Manassas Division Trains leI,e washin, ton at 2.lg
pm. daily, except SUNDAY.
NarrentOn Trains Lave Washington "A 200 am
daily. except sunday. lll5 am. and $3.50 pm
daily.
Trains arrive In Washington sos am. Southern
Express, daily; l0io m, Strasburg local, daily
cept sunday; 10 pm, L.nciburg Mail. daily except
sunday; 9:15 PM, New Orleans East Mail daily;
$40 m, Louisville Special daily.
Office. CO. Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave from
Il. and T. Station
NJ. SLAUGHTER. n. mcdaniel.
Gen. Pass Agent. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

r AIDES WILL FIND IT TO THEIR ADyAN-
= ta$e % call a JEANNERE1's Reliable Hair
store lSx1 = 81 nv. Fine Hasr Work and Hair Cut
ang specially. Shell ana Fancy Toilet Articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14

PATENT PROCESS FLOUR,
is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour i,i the World
The Millers have not only the most perfect MIL
containing as II does all the most improved Machin
a Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. To
prove that We would simply state that large guam
tity ofthis magnificent Flour is shipped annually to
Europe end enIen at the principal Courts OF the old
World We GUARANTEE that IL Is made from selected
hard wheat Grown i'll Minnesota and Dakota. 1t is
an ,k nowfedged fact that in this Flour perfect sep
and thorough elimination of all weak and starchy
matter has at last been reached and is consequently
more NUTRITIOUS yielding more bread to the barrel
than any other Flour The best trade admits that
from It's bread making qualities 1t Is the cheapest
well as the best for either family bakers use. and
unsurpassed by any Flour made Every sack and
every barrel is warranted to entire satisfaction.
STERLINGS ST LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered To the trade. 1t is uneNceed by any
Patent except Ceres, and will please the mosi
acting housekt eper and satisfy the most ias,idious cpl
cure
GILT-EDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
GOLDEN HILL
The Old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District 1t is equal in quality great
many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst it can be
bought for considerable less money We defy compsti-
tors 10 bring forth any Flour superior to CERES,
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCEor GOLDEN
HILL and we teel assured that any housekeeper who
tries them will never use anything else For sale
by al grocers
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indiana ave-
sel3 VIM. NJ. GAIT & co.
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Ar BAux.s s,

= &
Ar BAux.s,
FOR ONE WEEK
DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT
OFF FROM OUR REGULAR PRICES
ON ALL LADIES. MISSES. AND CH1LDREN's
CLOAKS.
10 PER CENT OFF FOR ONE WEEK ONLY !
OUR GARMENTS ARE ALL FROM THIS SEA
SON, MOSTLY BERLIN MADE, SUCH
AS OUR PATRONS HAVE HAD OF
US BEFORE,
AND HAVE GIVEN ENTIRE SATISFACTION
EXTRA BARGAINS IN ODD GARMENTS!
E E ! WV n =: ::
41e SEVENTH STREET
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
Schedule IN effect ST MAY. DECfNBER lstn, issa
until further notice.


Leave Washington nom station. corner Of Ns~
., For chicsgo s:sS am and loIo pm, daily. Tho
EAS Am Is . East lAnred Espress for l1tisears and
next mo ming Al ssoa No extra fare Is charged on
For tincinnati. Louisville and So Louis daily a,
800 pm. and 1910 pm. with through Coaches and
500 pm. Is = limited train 20 Cincn All and -
7. us arriving In Cfncinnst mkt mornins at s;sA.
:, Louis csc pun No extra tare Is charged ON this
saS m. da,iv 20 rtsspI1 a,velana sna is;t ana
with sleeping Cars TO PlttsbSrg.
ana 1000 a%. iaS iao sSs 1ssmieac sssiS
$50, $50. $40 a:40 $40 zoo. $40 and 90 p M
1850 am, LIS. lao. 500, s:ao, 5:ao q 40 800.
For shenandoah Valley Railroad aid points south,
5sop m daily. with Pullman sleeper, Washington 20
For Annapolis. GAO Am. and 1910 and 80 pm..
on sandas. $50 a M 4:io = M
more. 800 go $50 am; 1910 pm. $50, sla.
80, ~, and il:eo pm on snndas $50 AM ard -.
tropoan Branch, .io am. daily. except sunday.
for principa stations ON M'lrorolftan Branch $40
IN daily Sunday stops al AL stations For IeSing
cept sunday For ,iaitaersburc aud int -rmt.date
GSnass ESQ An lS:so and ii@:o pm aaily esc.pt
For iiagersio~n aud winchester $40 a m and 5.3i
Traing arrive from the West daily Gao 30 M.
from Annapolis $50 am, aud 30 and 80 p.m..
sunday. lo:t5 M, G:S5 pm.
From Lexington $50 pnl. daily. except sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. \: - n m
and s:IS pm daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Washington at sic,
go 1:eo, $40, 300 and lo:3o M. I2:I5.2 4. A.
4:eo 3, oso 7:id sund iaso pm. sundays 10
a:so $40 aud aS5 30. ZOO. 4:ao. s. $50 as
Band 400 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
4 EXCEPT 40 3:l5 and O:Iu
for hrth,r Information apply at the baltimore and
ohi" licket pnce-N hin ton station ell aud 1884
frnisyivhnia avenue. corner OF ath street. where
orders VIII he taken Tor baggage Dee checked aud
recelN al AT amy point in the CITY.
! L. III MAN q n Ippn
Ol9 tten. Mnnnger. lalilmnrA A
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= .st M
THE s Sd5RSfNsf ME.T ,S BOLT u, rHwrsr
srt D2uE s. ,u rRAcs; srLi:Nnln :, ENEI!N,
In eae5 pE1f III. ii ! ii sTiI. i iss. tfNhNE
Trains leave Was,nston trom station of 9th
For rit,sbure and the West chicago limited Exprr~.
line. $50 M dAv rs 10 c m an Ss ~ aS
with sleeping Cars lrom liarrishrrg ,IncinnaIi
Chicago w.th sleeping Gar Altoona /" . lineage
.nicaSo and cincnnah Express al 10 daily.
ing at harfisSnre with Western iSITc sS" %irh
Pacific express 1000 p m daily tor PntSourr and
me West. With through Sleeper Harrisburg
EAfTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandarua: Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
Washington 10 Rochester.
For wilsmsport. Lock Haven and Elmira. at 80
For New York and the Last, 10 400 aud Ii a m.
$50. 10 and ll.20 pm Limited ehpreSs of I'ail,
man parlor cars, y 40 a m. and AGO pm. daily.
For Boston without change. $50 pm every dnv.
For BrSoklyn, N.Y. all through trains Ier-
direct transfer to fulton street avoiding double Ter
For Phiiadclrhia. .i5. .. and N am. ., $50 a. 10
and IL 20 pm ON sunday. am. =, 2 90. Il. 10
ana "a 20 pm iLmited express, s.Io am aud
For gaimGrs, d.3s; T.I5, 9, $40. $50. II am,
pm on SUNDAY. ., $50, IL am, :, 25O. q. 7Io.
For Popes Greek line. 7.l5 am and Lao D IN. daily.
FOR AnnapoIis, 40 Am. l2.o5 and s.25 pm. daily,
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND NASH
lN61ON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria Co., 40, -, OF and IL 10 n
M, = %, 4.26. 435, 6ol. 500 and II 81 y IN ON
SUNDAY AT 600. % 70, III OF am, sos pm.
For Richmond aud the south. 600 and ll.0l am
daily, and ABB y m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for " Ashing ton 8u5 500
1000, lo.lO am; LOO 300, 3D. 10, = o. and
1os2 pm; and i2.l0 Midni n teNceI,t Monday
On Sunday al 500 and 40. 10 am; go and io az
pm, and ~. 40 night
Tickets and Information nj the office nort,e.s, mr.
of 18th street and PennsylNaLi IA avrnnp and AT
the station, where orders left for line ,lsc nag
OF baggage 10 de tnarion oln tts aud r,,icn,~.s
CHAS. r.. PUtsII, ,i,n,rai Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-14
Ohio AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.

On and amer NOVEMBER l5rH 1855 trains viii
leave from and arrive at Is. and f. 9th aud
station follows
Leave Washington at 900 a m and 4:I5 y M ar
rive AT Lessburg IL 90 Am. and 6:4o pm: arrive
Round Hill Mt Il:5s NJ and ssla pm. Returning,
leave Round lIiil SOL and I.6 D. m pass l..-s-
burg o:I2 IN ahd 200 pm: aud arrive ashng-
ton AT S:;S5 an and S:iO pm.
The train arriving at Washington at s::S5 a. m and
that leaving Washington Ut s:I5 I'm. daily, ell
other trains are daily exceed SUNDAY.
Monthly aud Communication Rates to all points
u. BELL.