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Romantic MarrSawe
HUSBAND AND WIFE EEUNITED AFTER A 8

HUSBAND AND WIFE REUNITED AFTER SEP.
A2iTION EY DIVORCE
\ telegram from Louisville, November Ii
says: Mr. Johr : Summers, o: Dallas. Tex. and
Mis- jamie Van ttrscale, of Pleasant Run.
Washing ton coEHts. Were married at Jefferson
willie, Friday night. in 1879 Mr. Summers was
a prosperous yGuig stock trader OF Marion
county and Mis-, Van -Arsiaie was lust hlonp.
H. into wofnanhood. Her i.tthc- " ; q v,..tItl nv
isiTIneI an she Ia, only child. Seven .-e,.r,
ago lie Dung couple me. accidentally ,u New
o!.cths, where ihr young man mad taken a
drove ~ mules. ANA H.. gir was Iisi:in., ~, cIi
schoo! friend. W hen they returned holm. inurh
against the wishes al the girI : Ia: h.r ih, we're
married 81 months later tue IuSi:lnd ftil.t
In bi.>it4ess "a al WeBs to Texas promising hiS
vile IL come 'iter EeT when me became settled
Several mGutsIS aite- his arrival There l,,. ne
came lnNoiseG III All inubrOgliO in which a mar,
Was Killed Summers convicted OF the
murder on eNloei,-s partly cIrcunstdutial and
was sentenced 20 -oine fifteen years in the San
Antonio pentteEtI&TE. The news Oi his f.T.
Frustrated the Young vile and 80 1.tr,tl-,} ,t,a
1ather-tI4-.;tW that he al once set ;tbt,.,t MP
s-at!lnS IL daughter 10 apply for Z, divorce
She Was OIiuraie a. first bat i.aIfy yIeiIet, -,
ttie te'triUI cntre-ttIes of her father Suit wa,
..tefed ana she obtained an absolute divorce
an tile icS-"..+t!oii 1i iicT iilstiGen Esim..
cn october 10 la>; Gov. Ireland sI.ued the
parton Oh Summers, and he was relaasad
hen he en5errl. Tue peui;cutiarv b.i,,,s ,yaii
educated, he placed ~. th,. ,ti>,,en..Tv o.
ptrtiiI-At, ana ;4ieEc became a -oud niIar,r.
cl>t ioi !iis feeit>e las ItIts friend, raised
"A ruo>crii toE and sci him up N the urtl., mus
mes ga Monday last the yOung man ret.,rned
I" Aenturlsx and went Ia clam lis MIC -
rant oi thc divorce proceedings OF years before
Ii4> advent created a seIs;tt IJu but nS ,.tbe~
ih-as.E drove Summer, away il il s;,Id x.ifI =,
sAo gun yesterday AFTERNOON Summers drr,-a
10 Springfield, where Miss Van Ar.d.,t,. ~
MIN ! he w , t:ien drove to Lebanon where
lles TOOK lie train for this city Summcrs &c
- estrs old, and III he bloom uI Inar,no,,d -,
0ui4i4s ~ Term ~ PRISON his h;tir turned snow
Ing iOr Dallas. i''A
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The k3atIxhsy Wife

FROM the Ros.0n Record
Ia one OF The cities that lie over AGAINST POS
TON there lives u family whose nnas.ulinc 80,
J. "a Istan who mas won CONSIDERABLE. y...t,t,
rom humble beginnings not unlike thoso =,
Commodore Vanderbilt, with the e,i1er.,,,o 80
that "4iile me- like Vanderbilt, be,a,.. .s . TO-,
MAJ, lac was expanded into the bart;,,, r.,
A'H> instead Oh into the railroad bug mess -,
So ne became banker hisexceI emf wifi. ia.
pen sHiitten with the great iinpc riance ot ne,
H1>u''1ie ne" occupation, and ,las :, dyertise,i
a. ~ every possible occasion. Tnr -,
en- : tor' on me .lne which ms in to her cir
a., -. Hsr, ana smile when he enters the car
an sf'.hG'y utters her COIN iYl:tud.
b@Hx.'' ' my husband
Ci+ Gay lately trampisli-looline old .eIlo,,
W. :. ret nose got on oe ear iUst as tho h.nt
80. "-'e uehNeFed her usual order 10 IN. CON
.,'-f- nc oid man watched her per!ornlanca
60. ana 'hen arose, pulled himself no
:. 't.@f. ana c:dted cut with n ln;,pnifce1t 81,
t.ist WIS InjmiissDie: ali
peanut - ltud!r WI" "ohiah
ban .,.. went through the air. and "ny hus
a.. = o4lh has been alluded TO more ti,a n
s'er s Nee that time. '0 '.'''n
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AN OBNOXIOUS Po.SD BRTDGED AND THEN
El:iI>ED BY TIE BOYS.
taSctt!iil POND, near Ithaca, New York
a large body oi wafer i'll juxtaposition 10
the university campus, * the cause of consid-
cradle excitement in Cornell college circles
just how. For some time past the university
bridging OF this pond. but the owner of the
water right. jerry smith, would not permit
Stsch action N> q cOi9>tt uSnce a. large am her
o. siGIcHt> living on East Hill have peen coul-
PEELED t. MAKE. uc;GJtr through InUld and sIusn
Ia Uf Aer II reach TIE college buildings ON
MONDAY hiEht "a last week a body of young
men. part OF them mask ed, succeeded britig-
Ing this wafer highway with building stones
anu >o!iie ScstNtIlaS- IIey worked like he:ay-
er> icr TWO hours. ana The next morning
Travellers were surprised 10 md Il sub
stantI-tl bridsa over the pond Mr.
and water right. VINO evidently aid
not admire TIA: style OI bridge construction,
apfeaie1 ca the scene Thursday with axes
wiIec.tdrrovs and horses. and proceeded T.,
tear down tine structure This action attracted
:. large body students 10 the spot whose
cheers and jcsrs made thIn-,s decidedly inter
estlng- Later I4i ire day IL was found that the
water ti;1G Itt-eatcti II :. Moses had Appeared
oli t.!e s-ei.c- L was ascertaIned that in some
mysterious manner the SUice-Way had been
t.ilnpeTed with, letting OFT the water and drain
lnS the pond almost as dry a prohibition
ca!np-Dleetlng. Smith places tie damage at
several hundred dollars. Considerable feeling
has De-u ctscnGere !. as CSuiCil.;t people arr.
deprived ,. tEei- water, the pom, has been a
sort OF reservoir TO inenl
An attempt made SATURDAY. night tn
destroy the pond b. making a hole in the
northern "mbaHkme.It and inserting an ,x-
piO>INe charge therein. The explosion. how
ever, Jailed oil It's intended effect
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

I,roR PUroMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAkEFTFLV
Leaves .th-sireet wharf MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SAIC RDAlS at . a. Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and INDAl a. M. iuucr
Ing al klver Landings as lar tominl Creek. turri-
oman, Va ana -. Clements Bay. Nc Connects
Is. ~ U. IL K al Shepherds See schedule.
JOHN A. PADGETT Agent
{. W. RIDLEY. Manager. FEB
nIRECTTO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
- Frs JOHN GIBSON and f. q. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER y. A., every sA1J kpAl at 4 "a
9TH st. Miiari, " Washington every TUESDAY
MORSING. Freight al lowest Rates spi
Nj VERNON MI VERNON
STEAMER ". w CORCORAN
Leaves sthstreet wharf daily except sunday fog
MI Vernon al 10 O'Clock Returning. reaches
Washington about $50 pm
sel1 l. 7. BLAKE. Captain
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No HOUSE In WAsn1Seros CRY
CAN GIVE YOU 80 GOOD A RETURN FOR YOUR
MONEY ON LADIES 42-INCH AND 54-INCH
CLOTHS FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AS
JOHNSON, GARNER e. CO.
SINCE THE GREAT BREAK IN PRICES OF
THE ABOVE GOODS OF SO PER CENT THEY
HAVE PURCHASED AN ENORMOUS GUAM
THY AND SHALL. GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT OF THE
GREAT DECLINE.
OUR GREAT FLANNEL SALE
Superior Quality. all wool F'lannels, 25 cents 80
cents, 30 cents. 81 cents, 40 cents
OUR GREAT BLANKET SALE
1O-4, ia 12-4 White Blankets, per pair 81 81 25
SL5O. 81 81 SD. 81. 80, "a. 81. so.
BED COMFORTABLES
81. Sl25. $3.50. SITS. 50.
CARPET SALE
CHOICE styles Ingram Carpets IS cents 80 cents 81
cents 80 cents.
BEST EXTRA INGRAM
SO select styles worth 80 cents) for IS cents Brus-
sells 6O cents. 65 cents, 20 cents, 10 cents,
JOHNSON, GARNER co,
oil $50 Penna. ave- (south side).
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule In effect. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ,th
lsSS, until further notice.

lsso, until further notice
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer.
sey avenue and street
For Chicago 1880 m. and 1910 r. M daily.
with Ill uusn c, acnrs and sic pug cars ne
1000 a Fast Limited Express for Pittsl,urcl,
next morning at 500. No extra fare is charged
For CINCINNATI. Louisville and St Louis daily at 3.ao
pm ard ao;io pm. with through coaches and Pal-
$3.50 m fast limited train TO Cincinnati and II
LOUIS. arriving In Cincinnati next moring at 5:i5
81 louis GAO pm. NoeKtra fare is charged on this
tor Pittsburgh at 1000 am. and 8 % pm daily to
Pittsburgh, tlevessnd aud Detroit, with Monarch Par
lor and sleeping Cars 10 Pittsburgh
for Lexington and Local stations. SAC m. daily.
FOR Hayre-de-cirace, Newark. Wilmington aud Phil.
10. baltimore on week days s. $50. Gao mo no so
snd ioo5 am l2:lo, l:2o, 3:l5 t45minule trainD.
For baltimore on SUNDAYS ESQ 80 $40 ana loo,
Am I,a 10. $780, $3.50. 4:ao. 5:4o GAO 7Uo. s:l5
ID Fs shnspdssh Valley Railroad and points south
Washington TO New Orleans; $3.50 pun Sleeper LIZ
For Wilmington. pe,aware. and intermediate noI,,.
between baltimore and Wilmington. $40 pm. daily
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 80 p m.
on For Nav s sis,sns 6e ase nm no
and $50 pm On sundays s:So am AMI so $40.
tan Branch $40 m daily. except SUNDAY, aud 5:Sl
ss On Sa sf Sfas sHs saS Gr P Ga
MI fheuidte points lo:vo IN, l2;So and La
daily. except SUNDAY. Tor Frederick $40 m aud
40 M daily, except sunday.
For Hagtrstown 1000 AL and 5:3l % m daily ex-
cept SUNDAY.
Trains rive from the West daily gro. .:2O a m
1:l5. ESQ and i:-i pm. litt. iinck fapr.sS
Prom Philadelphia. hester, Wilmington and Havre
de Grace, ll4o am, $40 pm. aud lO.Du D. IA daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Il
Baltimore. ll:l5am.
from Annapolis. $50 "A m aud 1 80 and 5:25 pm
Sunday 1888 m. $50 pm.
from Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad 80 D.
M oal y except sunday.
From Frederick am intermediate points, SOB a IN,
and S:l5 m. daily except sunday.
Erars leave baltimore Washington , 10
$50. .20, 300. 800 1880 M l2:l5. 2:s0 . l.
40. .. $50, 1:i5, - aud llrtU pm: sundays.
0;SU, 10 300 and 9Up a Ia 10 .Bu. 20 900
$50. 1:55, % and a UU pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station,
except l:25. J. ID and 40 pm.
For further lniormItion a. ply al the Baltimore and
OHIO Ticket OtfiCe. W tsiiIon Station; I'll 1871
Pennsylvania avenue. coruer OF l4th street where
orders will be taken for baggage be checks I'd AID
received al any point i'm the city.
Il. DUNN G X LORD
t,e Manager, Baltimore Tn5l q p A
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DRY GOODS.
Ir Is Co1D Now.
YOU NEED WRAPS!
YOU NEED WRAPS.

Those that have PUT off until now probably did we'll
purchased immense line of Garments from an
| overstocked manufacturer at our own figures. We
| have marked them accordingly.
| PRICES WAY DOWN. WE DEFY COMPETITION
ON THESE GOODS. COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES.
of of the above But to get your choice. be
one of the first the quantity is limited in some
| numbers.
A $40 Newmarket for $3.50. very pretty black and
brown Boucle Cloth, double box plated back. close
IS Walking JACKET for So So good quality Boucle.
pe $40 Waking JACKIE; for S. 49, splendid Boucle
perfect shape. well made
trimming. satin quilted lined throughout
Co,hs iull length double Breasted, ,rmmeI around
collar and cuffs with Astrachan, with neat ornament
an SIS Walking Jacket for s1s.75 best imported
a So Seal Plush Raglan for $55. hardly distin-
4 $50 Wrap for 1880, very handsome Wrap of
aud richly trimmed.
Plush sacqns quilted satin lined channels lined pock
Cloth, fur-trimmed all around.
S25 Plush Sacque for $3.50 perfect fitting satin
A sl4 Short Wrap for $3.50, made Of best Boucle
Cloth, trimmed with deep tail trimming all around
An SO stockinette Jacket for So These are excep-
cloth far exceeds the domestic mannfectmEe a. re~ards
the quality and wear.
CHILDRENS CLOAKS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
We cater for the Chdren's Trade We have the
stock. Our styles neat and pretty and never be-
fore did we carry such an assortment. such as Chn
Blossoms and Beaver Cloth, DiHg. nal and Besons
OUR STOCK OF FURs Is ENORMOUS.
;, an our FURs and FUR TRIMMINGS are Satin
Our goods are splendidly finished
Worsted Mitts and Lesgings for the Babies.
Long cashmere Coats for the Babies
Worsted Hoods for the Babies.
ALL PRICES. ALL GRADES.
LADIES FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS.
Full Assortment in Stock.
ONE PRICE ALWAYS.
{ E.. / 4 8 !, III i :: :: ::
sBR Y 2 BRR, COO \ H
BBb ! : FL k + 6 @ Hull
sBss uu I Z aG Se L
d d Il q q
aSa BIB RRR. 8 8
LIS BBRkB + Z 30 ~
n12 42O-422424-426 7TH ST.
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RAILROADS.
rra s,cH Is.y. 4 ~ EFfscr nov. u, lsse
OIEpMoNT AIR LINE.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ID. Isss
trains leave IL and +. station. eth and h streets
sNv smapai for wArrenton. ,sorsolsVia
iNhnonre. Roxy Mount DRnville RAl.-i-h tg,.e'
iotte Atianta and al points south FuIlmas n. "a.
4 kt,n to New Orleans $3.50 '" @S"-
2:3o nm-isily. .xceIs Sunday. for Manss,a.
Sirasoprg and intermediate stations
b:3o p-m-Dsily for Marrettton Cord ,,.,t,,
Charlottesville, ~taunfon. LouiSvle tsDctnra,I !. -
points on the Ches p AXE and Ohio roufn -, i,
sleepers Washington TO lousVflle '~''n'Ah
1lD0 p-n l.-Daily Tor Lynchbnrr p,l.g,-t .,,s,,.
charlotte, Soann oia AiStn Augusta Atlapra No.
gomery New 'sieans and points Soufh .,.sT p,ii
man Quiet sleepeTS MHShf go. al ~ a ="
to New Orleans WIN ISfior
VISION ~
Leave Washington BIO a. daily e,co,,, S,....-
and lio y M dallA arriving al lotns "a \, ,9,nHt'
M ara s.iS I'm re- urning. leave t.ound Utli 49,
m. dal anu llo pm. eNcett S.naav .r,f,,..s-.
Washington $40 Am and 3si5 ~ m "s' arriving
Through trains rom South sr,tro =, ,-,.. -
strasourz local, l0oo am. s''i'e S'%o hih'
Tickets sieepins car reservation and LA.
ton furnished ana baggage Checked a. "a ~
Pennsylvania ave. ana al passenger stare, Is p'h
vania Railroad. 9th aud SIS. 'o'' iehhSFa-
~. ,,IAS L. TAYLOR
100 Passenger Agent
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LADIES' GOODS.

MISS T. T. WILLS, HAVING JUST RETURNED
ANX from New York with the latest styles &c. has
opened Dressmaking Parlors at llO7 + ST. n. w.
NINE Paimer,s), and is prepared to do first-class
work Coats, Wraps tailor cut Jackets etc.
Taylor 8 system of cutting and fitting.
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n Sessfrerist a. m Duu

ftyu' tue Detroit ITIOaue Nov II5h
-. DC case OF " uiiam Il Parker ,oains,
- .,.,' '"ehs before Justice Gibson at
- .'ui' room yesterday. II appears
tAa' number ~ notes " en-. baIs :, NJ 80,
estate bank. and by slip ,l,ion th..,. 81
e'''ee'ea by Charles q. Smith. Mr. Par,er
tI.t :, I.o.es. Is alleged to have ignored
IucSTlrrf~t 10 ,.,tt"e' employed MS brol her. a
IsTyrIv a,,,f1st - them. As the notes were
P,Tl-I.y ft',-.s, 20 lies Mr.. Smith alleges tina,
1,Ise.,1.,i., 80 : brother wocId be anle no
tr,rbie .,nd -, PAYERS Into settling without
learned mi rr little cost. The ease was adj.
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REMOVED TO
722 18TH STREET NORTHWEST
NINE b VAN REUTH
Begs to announce the REMOVAL of her Dressmak-
Ing Parlor 10 the above address, where she will make
to order artistic Costumes for and house wear;
reception and Evening Dresses, TAILOR made Suits,
Mantles Wraps, ETC., etc
Fine Dress Trimmings in stock and made to order.
Dress Goods. Laces. Ribbons etc, etc.
Mourning orders receive immediate attention.
Complete Wedding Trousseau specially.
NINE B. VAN REUTH,
nl3 722 18th ST. NV.
NINE EMMA SOULE,
3O5 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK
GRAND OPENING
OF IMPORTED DRESSES AND MANTLES
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
18th and 18th.
n1s3t" 1929 STREET
E,AvoRs FOR THE GERMAN. A GREAT VA
L rety at low prices; Toys. Toy Theaters Xmas Tree
Ornaments. Costume Crackers 100 Shades French
Tissue Paper. and all materials for making paper
flowers, Sprays OF Green Leaves Fancy ColOred old
ders. Scrap Pictures for Fancy Work, Making rolls
Theater Scenes DC. Fine assortment of Christmas
Cards: from 1c. to $3.50 each School Cards 25c per
100; Japanese Decorative Scrolls. Fans, Mats Para
Curios Favors. BOBBY Prizes. &c sheet Music Sc
studies for Painting. Children's Books Games Trans
fer Pictures for Silk &c. &c ]. JAY GOULD 42l
9th ST.. between and f sts.. near Pa. ave. oc3O3m
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'rhe. .-1,.-i' DETERMINED TO BE Hr4Rp-
Will So OF the social democratic f..t;eratiop
denandi. letter 10 the Marquis oil Salisbury
enn...,s .ig that ne receive u teDutation OF nm
and b,s u"orkinShien next sunday afternoon
govs.~ az from them a statement of Reasons for
the =, tIlent assistance The letter will caution
uta, aehhler from attempting to evade the dep
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

THE SILENT n Ew AMERICAS. Mo-.
The most popular sewing Machine i'm America
Does the most highly artistic embroidery work In
arrasene, geneil tnsel, &c.
instruction free your residence. Call and see ii
at work. send tor samples
Ladies wishing to have machine sent on trial will
please notify by mail or telephone We employ no
drummers. Ali kinds ren. ed and repaired.
c. AUERBACH, cor .th ard Il SITS
Telephone call 422-2
Next door Auerbach's Saxony Wool German
Hand h MT Jacket Depot.
YI>HE WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection III the category OF Sewing Machines A
Conce ntraton and condensation mechanical genius
ana skill The range work can not be eXcelled IL
is O thing of beauty and Joy forever. Cali and
J. +. MCkkNNklS AZ Sth 81. NV. J. h. RICH
MOND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale ur
First-ciass repairing done Also Central Office
The Universal Patterns. them my
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ELEGANT Tunes.
GRAND ASSORTMENT
EVERYTHING NEW IN
MATERIAL AND STYLE
NO MATTER WHAT PRICES YOU SEE QUOTED,
EXPECT TO FIND THE BEST MADE
AND TRIMMED GARMENTS
HERE AT LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE
Extra fine OVERCOATS for Men, in BEAVER.
KERSEYs, MONTANAC, CHINCHILLAS and
CORKSCREWS. Prices from $500 to $4,000.
DRkss SUITS in DIAGoNALs. CORksCKEW and
CASsIM ERES from $1,000 to $4,000
Stylish. NObby SUITS for Youths. Boys and Chill
dren. from $500 to $500.
Large line OF UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT ON
SECOND FLOOR.
SUITS TO ORDER All SHORT NOTICE
NOAH WALKER 4 co,
n3 625 Pennsylvania avsuuA
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No S6i Fennsyivania avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold and silver wsicbs. ,. -
Ladies and oentemen;s Wearing ipp.reL oid sSis
and SILVER BenghL -
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FINANCIAL.

I'll N "A NIL L..
pms AND GALS
On Grain, Provisions and stocks for long and short
time. send iof price circular. II. +. HART IL CO.,
116 Dea. born ST., Chicago, Ill. Refer by permission
American Exchange National Bank. no2-i,sSl
PKIScE Il WHrrrLx
STOCK BROkElsi
90 Broadway, .co,,. w.
SOFifth avenue. 'ors.
$50 18th street tCorcoran BudingD, Washington
PhlkAlE SlOCh IELEuskAfd MlkE.S
BETWEEN
WASH lNGTON, BALTlMORE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW fOhh, bU>TUN, &C
0ENhkAL PARrNERS.
GAMES WHITLEY ii. GROCER OAKLEL
MAYNARD Z. EYRE
HENRY II. DoDGE, Washington, d. G.
WILLIAM X IRAvEKs. SIecial Partner.
Buy and sell Oh coniaiss.on al ciasses OF HALLWAY
Securities
IL II. DODGE Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-
gsrdnC the markets received through
SANITY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange.
II orders executed and reported promptly. vel
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- THE I5SIS, NtsT . ERprTn
STEEL RAILS, MAGNlficIS'Trp l coGualFFakS
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER l4TH lssa
Trains leave Washington from station corner .; s,,
aud streets. a. goloNs:
OF Palace Sleeping Sars at l2:l3 p NJ. daily. Tas.
Line. s:io NJ. daily 10 G'nclnn-t aud i. Ions.
and RIffet Car 10 II. Louis daily, except Aturiav
Chicago and Cincnnati Express at 40 A. Nd siiy
with sleeping Cars Washington a. thicaso aud :
al Harrisburg With Western xprt-s. Viii
through sleepers tor Louisville ara Memphis
ana the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
BAIfIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie napandaigua. Rochester. Buh.io, NiagRra
1000 T. NJ dstly except saturday. with Pa ace
Fol- VIII amsporI. Lock Maven and Elmirs. at a4o
For New ork and the hssi. s:a5. 900 and Has A.
NJ 1880. 800. 4:l5, lOoo aud ll:2o =. N. bn
Ii:.OP NJ limited hxIress OF Pullman Parior
Cars, s:io A. NJ. daily. except sunday and 4Oo
For Boston without charge. 300 p NJ, every day.
FOR BROOKLYN y. n. ell through trains oonuec; at
ing direct transfer Fulton street avoiding double
For if ehiise % es NsS fs s S amy
slS eSo , iSs' s and 9 p NJ io 9n ans s9paay
r M Limited Express. ti:i0 A. Nj wees days
For Baltimore. d:s5 s:25. 900 Gao lloo AN,
1915. 1880, l23o, 300. 4:oo. Alb. 4:23 l40
600. .:io, 1000 and l:2o Z. NJ. On ounday. 30
600 7:lo, Io.oO aud / i:2o l.. NJ
For ropes Creek Line, s:25 A. NJ. and 4;40 p. NJ.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 80 4. NJ, 1925 and AGA r NJ daily
except sunday. sundays 81 o \. NJ. AIS y. n.
ALENA NfRlA AM FRf.DEhTChSBU RG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Aiexnndra. 800. ..o5. a.25. IL AN. r2:oi
noou 2:J5. s:25 4:So. sol. 500. l0tl5, and g.
Pm. on sunday al q, 9:25, IL A NJ 6-Ol aud
1905 Pm.
For hlchnnond and the South 6, IL A. NJ daily, and
4::S5 Il. NJ daily, except SUNDAY.
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. sos 500
lo1O. lo:i3 A. NJ: l:-0 $500. 3:23. bio .aJI,
SS2 and lo;42 L. NJ. and slo mlanight except
Monday ton sunday al 500 and 1888 A NJ;
5lu, 5:}2, lo:i2 T. NJ. and l2:lo night
Tickets and Information the office, northeast cor
ner of 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue ana Al
the station. where orders left for the cheCs iu
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. T. PUGH. General MANAGE.
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent. MS
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we are resolving daily the new patterns for Tal
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NfME DE FOREST. LONG EorABLI SH ED AND
WI e!iabe Ladies Physician. can be consulted daily
at uer residence, Col y ST ". Office hours from
/ To = ~, with Ladies only. nol,Slm"
nR. AND MADAM WI .sON. 4;3;I Isl, ,ORN ER
IL LIST and r. SIS NV. Established 1875 special
treatment for ladies desiring reliable Advice
free and confidential. n:i-lsts
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THE GREAT BARGAINS BEING OFFERED IN
CLOAkS
1t Is impossible to Judge the Goods at the low figures
mentioned it is about less than they cost
to manufacture.
I+aGies Checked Newmarkets, 81: 70 worth $3.50
I-t,ieo tlor made NewInarke;s, ~. 9S worth s. So
Ladies Soucl@ Jackets. So; SO, worth S.l0G
Ladies k-rsey Jackets - 20 worth -. 90
auies tnssan Circulars, fur trimmed. So "a, worth
Ladies' Astrecfan Trimmed Visites So 90 worth So 5O
thitiT.hs HayelocSs plush trimmed So AS worth
-, 30. ' WILL
Children ; Coaching Coat Astrachan trimmed So "a
worth 500
MISC Newnarkets "A trachan trimmed So 40 worth
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3D DAYS TRIAL
DIR. DYES
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT. ana other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES We viii, send on thirty days trial, 70
debility Lost Vitality, and those personal
resulting from abuses other speedy
relief and complete restoration To health, ygor and
manhood guaranteed send once illustrated
pamphlet, Address EOLTAIc BELT CO., Mar
nialI. Mich. a.IOeo
hR. DODDS NERVINE. No. 2-APERMANENT
OCure ior Nervous and Physical Debility. Loss of
Vitality, caused by indi,creton, excuses. &c.
Sod at STANDlFORDS, 81 Cloud Pharmacy cor
9tn and SIS. Price, 81
Sent by mail sealed. se2th stu3m
d FAD AND BE WISE-DR. BROTHERS. YO6
Il ST. W.. appeared before and made cath t'sat
he Is the Oldest Established Expert specialist IN this
CITY ana Will guarantee cure IN all cases OIL private
disease OF men AND furnish medicine. no charge
consultation and adv Ice free AT nour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn before me by DR.
BROTHERS. SAMUEL. Z. MILLS, Notary Public
In and for the H. OF G.. his I'D day of July. 1850
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IL The oldest Established and Only Reliable Ladies
Physician ia the CITY.
can be consulted daily, AGA ST., BET. sl2 and 9th
SIS. n. W.
prompt treatment Correspondence and consulta-
tions strictly confidential for ladies'
Office nll-Ol&
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

c, ; rs. L. TAYLOR
General Passenger Agent