davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morris tribune., 1886-11-03

The South Carolina earthquakes
greatly terrified the negroes, and it is
reported that thousands are moving
westward into the valley of the Missis.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-03

The public debt was reduced over
$13, 100000 during the month of DC.
tober.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-03

The socialists are steadily gaining
ground in Germany Notwithstanding
all efforts to curb and suppress them.
Morris tribune., 1886-11-03

ut length he called for the Presidents
decision he inquired very bluntly,
We'll have you looked at the papers?
Yes said the President. well is
there anything more you want?
Hancock says you are a gallant
officer, sir, said Mr.. Lincoln sternly,
looking him in the eye, but you are
not a sober officer That settled it.
THE NIGHT OF THE ASSASSINATION.
Mr.. Pendel was nearing the blacklist
spot IN his memory-the night OF the
assassination.
ION one dark rainy Gay the president
and myself walk ed over to Secretary
Stanton Office in the war department.
He and Mr.. Lincoln held a conference
andthen we started back again. On the
stairway of the department we met
stranger who looked at the presi-
dent, and he looked at him. watch
ed them both intently. The man pass
ed on his way up stairs, and the presl
dent kept going down, but Mr.. Lin
coin kept his eyes on him. When the
stranger reached the head of the stairs
he turned and peered over the balus-
trade, and when he reached the pave
ment the president spoke for the first
time. 'Pendleton, he said, 4 received
a letter from New York yesterday, tell
ing me that man answering his de-
scription and dressed just like him
was on his way to Washington to kill
me-
"Then came that terrible night, Mr..
Ashmer, of New York; Mr.. Colfax,
Speaker of the House, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln were chatting in the par
lor before starting for the theatre.
Richmond had fallen and the house
was illuminated. Do you know the
reason the President went to the thea
tire that night? 1t had been advertis-
ed that Grant would be there, but he
couldn't; and Mr.. Lincoln went so
that the people would not be disap-
pointed. saw the party of and sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
DENOUNCING THE HOME CIuR
What Is Said Regarding the Altered
Plot to KILL POwderly.

NEW YORK, August 3O.-The exposure of the
Home clubs alleged attempt to kill General
Master Workman Powderly as published in
the Pittsburg Sunday Leader has agitated
Knights OF Labor circles in this city. Members
were seen to-day who united in denouncing the
home club in unmeasured terms. One of them
said 1.-The home club has brought much
disgrace on the order. could tell
of numerous instances in which this has
occurred. 1t is notorious fact that
the recent investigation by committee Of
the general assembly has been a white washing
affair. The home club must rule or ruin. With
this end in view any one who Is opposed to
their principles will be driven from the
order ii possible. II a man applies for member
ship and they imagine that he will be an
enemy to them he will be blackballed. A case
OF this kind occurred In the boatmen's strike,
recently, when several prominent members
of the BOatmens Union, were black mailed for
no reason except that their influence was
feared. For oxer a year Brooklyn men have
tried to form mixed district, but the
home clubs infiuenceh,has been exerted
against them successfully, to keep them out
until after the general assembly at Richmond,
! fear that they will try to disturb the order il
they cannot control the Richmond meet
Ing. A. that time will occur the great
est struggle ever known in the order.
The Home Club will stop at nothing, not
even murder, to efiect.their ends. Victor Drury
the leader, is an offshoot of the Paris COM
mune, and has been trying to make District
Assembly No. 40 an engine of socialism,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30


PUBLIC schooLs;EThe issue of permits to
morning by Mr.. Hubert Snowden, clerk of the
school board, At Peabody hall, The issues TO-
day were TO white boys and girls and at noon
over one hundred and twenty had been issued
The hall where the issue took place has recently
been considerably improved, but the want of
the Alexandria library room, as we'll as store
room in the same building, should be utilized
for SchOOi-roOms until more suitable accommo-
dations can be gotten. The issue of permits
will continue hve days-to-day and tomorrow
for white children, Wednesday aud Thuraday
corners. A police ofiloer In in attendance 10
preserve order In the throng that gathers on
such occasions.
THE COUNTY TAX sALk-County Treasurer
W. c. Wybert was At the county court-house
here to-day TO receive taxes and give informa-
Of taxpayers at the oourt-house was by no
means q large one. The treasurer Is to come
here every Monday until September court day
when the tax sale will begin.
NoTEs-The democratic district committee
will meet here next Wednesday to arranre Tor
Trustee Cation sold, for Building Inspector En-
twisle of Washington, who represents the estate
OF Mrs. Philip Rockford, the residence of c. II
Collins, on Pitt street. At S1.0S0. In the deed
OF trust under which this sale took place the
homestead exemption mad been Waived
Work ON two brick dwellings at the corner of
Washington and franklin streets will be begun
in q short time Tor Paul Pullman. by George
Haker and VIM. Sutton.-The city finance
committee hes declined to lift the tax attach
ment levied on certain property at the dormant
ored man from this city shot 1T Falls Church q
week ago, Is now improving, and its L. said viii
escape death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
Rnltasnore Anrkess.
BALTfMoRE, ND, August 3o.-virgins skies pass-
bid to-day.

BALTIMORE, Nd. August 3o-yirrinis sizes. pass-
Que coupons, 81. do tentorties 40 do nea threea n,
bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mn. August 30.-oo,ton dull
mddiing, Sh4 Flour steady aud quies-Howsrd street
and western super. 25oa2 40 do extra 3o,,a3 is:
DO family, .os$So CITY mills super, 2.5oa3 90;
eco family, 5.iJ; do. superlsIIse patent b 5o
Wheat-southern lower and quiet; western lower and
Mary land. stas7; No western winter red sSot
sasS old August, ssSs bid: September s4SAss; &c.
teber. s6lsasohs; November. ssSsass; December
and dull; southern white, 4saSO. southern yellow
boaol; western mixed, spot, sSai9. september A~s.
asked Oats steady aud quiet-southern .Da.Ss er,.
ern hite, 3SaSoi western mixed, 3os3S: PeRnsyi-
wanna, 29a3a Rye steady; 5sa51. Hay auet-
prime 10 choice western, 8ooal4 400 Provisions
ders and clear rib sides, packed. 7a7l.. Bacon
shoulders SAB clear rbsides. y. hams I3l.sI4 Lar
refined. Butter hrm-~sstern packed, losIs;
creamery l6a2l Eggs hrner. Is,sal5ls. Petroleum
duil-reiined. De Cofee steady-hlo cargoss, ordi-
nary 10 fair Shsalole sugar hrm-A soft, Is 5 I6;
copper refined dull. 91asA Whisky quiet, isal 20.
5-32d-: -four, lsa1s3d; grain hrnier, 2l2asd
Receipts-nour, =. $50 barrels wheat Is 500 6ush-
800 bushels. Shipments 2. 6yI barrels wheat
l65, 100 bushels Salss-wheaI aS9 700 blsnsls corn
24,500 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, August 80, Hoo a. sn.-wheat
started weak and lower this morning Al IN for octO-
Der or n lower than the closing figures OF saturday
receded 10 9As and IL quoted NJ ~. Corn
October. 42h oats-october, 27hs Pork-octObcr.
REAR ADMIRAL JOHN LEE DAVIS is de-
taened from the command of the Asiatic sta
ton on the reporting OF his relief and ordered
TO return home. Commander VIM. b. Hon
and Lieut.. Richard 4. Mulligan are detached
rom duty In the bureau OF navigation and
ordered TO special temporary duty on the Ten
nessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

WE ARE SELLING

WE ARE SELLING
silver Lace Pins, representing flowers. brilliant
Kline stone settings for 800
These goods are warranted not to tarBish.
Coin Silver Rhine Stone Spiral Earrings Csc.
Coin Silver Rhine Stone Collar Buttons &c.
Sea Rean Bangles &C.
Gold Plated Fob Chains CSC
Genuine Grape Stone Lace Pins 70c to q ga
Genuine Grape Stone Cuff Buttons 62c.
Black Beaded Bangles with Pendants S8c.
MACK Beaded Bangles without Pendants CSC.
N1ckel-piated Chateaine Watches $4A.
doid-piated sleeve Buttons, with or without Rhine
Stone, Csc
Pure Silk Hose, split Feet $1.66
Ladles' English Derby Ribbed Hosa black and
colors. 29c.
s'ik-anlshed Isle Hose, split feet, 42c
besutlful White Fancy Feathers CSC.
new assortment of Birds. Sea Gulls at csc
Whit and BLACK Wings for lec
An Immense line Of Black Hand-ruu Spauish Lace
scarfs and F1chus of our own importation, ranging
from 50. 90 up.
Black Barcelona Spanish Lace scarfs and Fichus
from Csc, up.
Hand Embroidered Null shawls, Ia, yards square
S1.B6,
These are very elaborate. former price S2.6a
Mientai foupetns AZ inches wide. worth q. a. fol
aSc yard Narrow Lace to match.
The very latest fur dress trimming is Valenciepnes
An-over Net We have it At S1.56 yard. The Edge
70 match Is 22c. yard
handsome pattern Black Guipure All-over Net a
special bargain for 90 per yard we'll worth q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
AUCTION SALES.
.UNOANsON BROS. Auctioneera

II vONOANoOfS bnOSs,. AucuO0oekAs
HOUSEHOLD w ETKs,I SAEn OF gE.n,rrs, a.,
ME.kSae 1T
Ssh 81 sipSsSAs p EkkHTkss5SN ia SS;
a fHaH RF dzhSas SAIa Tsaa5 AsR
srG fsa zTe SBsaes sa 81 croAns CHEW
0'F o Esz asSaEzz S zS5ss NEW ONE NO
" t H2IfI f PEN slSIsHr cnASDhlahSS AMI
FIRST a. ZEN uco eekis We viii e sell Within and IL
ont Of our saesroom, 9th and streets northwest,
general collection Of goods 1t
FT1HOS. L. WAGGAMAN Real E.tate Apctioneer.
vAff RapHkr IVNsEoyED AND gs1nRBoy1E22
fSSHsS SR sEH faT IS IS
IN TWSkN MY, : sTREnTs SOhTMWhsT:
e. LF.fasf FIVE sEt Gek6uk r h1of Viii
oner for sale at public auction, in trout of the -
Improved by brick house numbered 1851 yermons
avenue; admmedistely thereafter. at SIX 9'GLoGK
on street and running BACK 81 feet inches to an
'' saso 5s'"' day q TH fHls wAeaAMAN Auct
ING k1T srHEkT RE my H AsT
u N0R1TIH.WEsT, FRoNTiNu By FEET
Der SECOND. 1856. at HAI4F-PAST FIVE sM@
O'CLOCK, we will sell, In front of the premises
the west 81 feet font Of
LOT 20. IN SQUARE 140
This let has small brick house and two frames on
me rear the depth about 100 feet to 80 foot alley;
the lot suitable for two fine dwellings being in one
of the best locations of the northwest Connect
cut avenue and the improvements now on same pay
. fair revenue.
Terms; One.third cash: balance in one and two
yerS for which notes. bearing per cent per annum,
payable semannualy and secured by deed Oftrust on
the premises will be taken or all cash, purchaser Is
option deposit Of $500 required at sale Conveyanc-
In ten day otherwise right reserved 70 resell az risk
ana cost of purchaser after tive public notice OF
such resale in some newspaper published in Wash.
fngtOn, u. e. DuNCANSON BROS AuctS
au2Sddds -'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
Henry Yases' Death,

GRANT SLAUGHTER COMMITTED TO JAIL
The coroner's jury in the case OF the colored
boy Henry Yates. shot Saturday night, returned
a verdict that the death was caused by pistol
shot wound inflicted by pistol in the hands u
Grant Slaughter, and that from the evidence
they are unable TO say whether the shot was ac-
cidental or otherwise The coroner committed
slaughter TO jail Tor the action of the grand
jury. Mr.. c. Maurice smith, who was present
at the inquiry as the counsel for Slaughter, in-
tends to make application for bail, claiming
that, If a crime at all, the killing is not more
than manslaughte and the case Is bailahle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
NEW YORk'S DESPERATE ANARCH-
lists.


kylfan Attempts to Cheat the Gallows.
NEW YORK, August 3O.-Anarchist John
kylian, who is under arrest for being the
prompter and moving spirit in the Kohut in.
cendiary murder in east Gath street, for which
the kohut brothers were sent to state prison for
life, one innOceltiy and the other really guilty
tried to cheat the hangman out OF q
100 yesterday ~ police headquarters Sergeant
evidently 70 his great disappointment. It is
customary tor the sergeant who comes on duty
at the relieving hours to go down to the base
are surrendered all right. When the sergeant
opened the door OF Kylan's cell yesterday
morning he saw the occupant standing near
quick movement as the door swung open as ii
to conceal something, or as If interrupted in
part. His action did not escape the detective
He called Officer Hanley and with his assist
ance forced the prisoner into another cell.
Then the one he had occupied was subjected to
thorough search. Between the mattresses OF his
bed I he officer found concealed moose made of
strip torn from the blanket and twisted into
been examining the window bars with a view
of attaching the end Oh the rope TO one. when
disturbed by the officer. He was questioned
about it, but took refuge behind his INABILITY
to speak much English, and merely shook his
head TO all inquiries. A watch was then set
upon him until he was taken TO court and
committed to the tOmbs.
THE ANARCHISTS DESPERATE PROGRAM.
Among the information obtained by the
police in their secret pursuit of the incendiary
anarchists IN this city during the present year
was this. that the lawless band within Herr
Mosts camp that were burning up tenement
houses for their private profit and have already
loaded their consciences with murder a dozen
times over, have sworn TO stand
and TALL together in selprotectiou; to kill them
selves or one another rather than risk falling
into The hands of the police or disclosing each
others secrets. When Editor Tucker exposed
the New York plot in his paper, the Boston
Liberty, last March, and wrote "It Is their boast
that the active anat chists shall go to the gall
lows together" the alleged desperation of the
band was taken as an empty boast But
the doggedness with which the kohuts
suffered silently their life sentences,
the guilty brother knowing that the other was
innocent, and that he himself was being made
the scapegoat of an infinitely worse rascal
while even the innocently convicted anarchist
disdained to appeal for mercy, opened the eyes
OF the public. 1t is now believed
that Kylian's attempt at seIf-murder
was in pursuit of the nihilistic program of
the rascally crew of which he was u member,
rather to suffer death by their own hands than
run the risk OF further disclosures. The detec-
tves are reticent on the subject, but are follow
ing up the ciews they have obtained very
quietly but with the utmost energy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

S,Easr E$sSs Rsg!s
T,.n. Is. IS KssncI it,l ' ii4l, ih 1855.
For Pttshurg and the West, Chicago Limited Expres.
DAILY a rs s1 sD a and ~
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincinnati,
e Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago.
alla sieepih apfs Cars wa.nl no daily
IS AsII,.sass win wsstsfn k1pre Ssnes sisS
Paeie E1prsss 1000 NJ daily sn for 81 LSn
and the West. with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1906 p IL daily except saeurday Win Si Psiss
Cars Washington 10 Rochester. "'A''
For Wnliamsport, Lock Haven and Eimira, at $50
For New York and the Exsi, 7:l5. 900 and i 90 A.
700 g'%,, A. 100 ~ roo 40; lo:Oo and 1I2o P. Il
d aa hsaa rIos Cars Gao
Eor Boston without change 300 T. NJ every day.
Jersey City with boats of brooklyn Annen a.r =.
Ing directtransfer To Fulton street. avoiding double
For Philsaslphis, 7:io, 300 aud HOO A. ". 200
Limited EXPRESS. $40 A. N. and $50 r. N daily.
For e asilim sapd s' 7,s soo Gan
1905; 900 $50 AIS sas s:4S, 800. 7:iS. TODD
and ii29t IN, NJ On suaday s.. 800. Il 40 AM:
For Pope's Creek Line, 1:i5 A. III. and a.iai NJ
daily, except Sunday. - 49,
For Annapolis. 5:l5 a NJ, 1905 and A.23 p NJ daily
except sunday. sundays, 900 A. NJ, 4:I5 r NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 6.u 7.05 s:25. 1885, and li:35 A.
NJ, 200, 40. 4:.S5. COL S.,JJ, and / 81 r. NJ On
sunday at 600. 9:!5, 1880 A. NJ 500 r. 81
For RiciImond and the South. $500 iu:55 A NJ daily
- and 4:So r. NJ. daily. except sunday.
frains leave Alexandria for W ashinyton Coz Sim
tOO, 1910 A II lDO, 3.ik5, 3:23 $40 7yO5
and iO:42 r. NJ, and 1910 midnight except ON.
GnyE On sunday al 500 and lO:l0 A. n; 5.O6
- lO42 p. NJ aud I2:iu night 49,
Tickets and information Ut the Office northeast cor,
nsr o. tS.h street and Pennsylvania avenue and =,
station. where orders be lett the
OF oRggage 70 destination from hotels and residepcsx
, CHAS. T. PUGH, General MANAGER
J. h WOOD. General Passenger ASept NIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

NEW YoRK, August SO.|5uperintendent JIM
Toucy, Of the New York Central railroad, to-day
said 10 4 reporter that he had heard nOthina
further from the Knights OF Labor employees,
who asked for an increase'of wages. It was bis
purpose, he said, to deal with his employees q
fndfviduals not a. members Of the organise
tion Of the Knights OF Labor. He thought that
no trouble would ensue, a. the company In.
tended to deal fairly with their em0loyea
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I'd EDITION
--latest TbIegIans to The Star.


RHWW8VtWuB WH~1 ~
Two Men shake Hands.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 3O.-The case Of
Allen o. Myers against w. s. Cappeller, before
Justice McFadden, on the charge of bribery,
was dismissed to-day, Myers not appearing
The case of Cappeller against Myers, on the
charge of perjury, before Justice fritchey, was
argued and q number OF witnesses examined.
1t was held by Myers and his attorney that the
name OF Cappeller was written In the afhdavtt
under Misrepresentation Of the law and with
no intention 10 implicate Mr.: Cappeller. In
cumming up the Justice decided first that
Myers affidavit does not charge = crime, and
second that the affidavit was not made under
standingly. The case was dismissed. Myers
expressed to Mr.. Cappeller his regret that his
name had crept into the affidavit, and further
that he had been annoyed by the publication OF
the charge. Both shook hands and harmony
was restored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

Prince Alexander Cabinet Remodelcd.
LONDON, August S0.-The Bulgarian cabinet
has been remodeled and IL now strongly anti.
Russian. NJ. Nschevios, the foreign minister.
was the leading spirit In the movement 70
counteract the zankoff plot by which Prince
Alexander was forced TO abdicate.
1t is rumored that King Milan, Of Servia, has
expressed q desire 20 renew diplomatic and
amicable relations with Bulgaria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30
GEN. NEWTON TAKES CHARGE.


He Appoints d. LOwber smith Deputy
Commissioner.
NEW YORK, August 3O.-General John New
ton entered upon his dulles at noon to-day as
commissioner of public works. and took pos
session of his office. He visited the City Hall
early, and had consultations with Mayor
Grace and ex-Deputy Commissioner d. Lowber
Smith, while his bond for $40, 900 was being
prepared and signed by his sureties, Messrs.
W. l. Cole and H. X. Thurher. Ex-Commissioper
Squire did not put in an appearance at his for
mer once to-day. When Commissioner Newton
entered his office he was received by Deputy
Commissioner VIM. v, Smith, who rendered
MS resignation. The commissioner appointed
David Lowber Smith to fill the Office of deputy
commissioner. The latter went to the city hall
Immediately and took the oath of office Com
missioner Newton said he contemplated no
other changes in the Department al present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-30

The following changes nom Saturdays quotations
OF the Washington stock ExcAsnse noted To
~ Avs, 1881 registered, loeaS bid, lloA. asked
~ ~ per imp. os, 1891, coin, ID bad l3% asked
ssd SoyesT fund 3s5s, 1914 currency, llsis bid.
sIes asked North Capitol and Street X ID stock,
40 bid 5oa asked Washington Gas asa. hid AGA.
al ash SeoTsetown Gas, ~ bid f,Ieniens Ina
ponds. ioi bid los asked, National Netropoli,sx
bshS lSoh Did GtiEens' National Bank. ll0s
Do second National Bank, llT bad. Heal kslAIs
ltAe Insurance io4 bid. ioois asked fenn lea
-. sos oid thsSAptAse rot Iel. Co., 81 bad,
ID asked w. L. l., first mort boDds lid
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 3Oth. 1886, unit
further notice.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
schedule in effect SUNDAY, MAY 3Oth. 1886, until
further notice.
Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New
Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago 1000 al and 1910 D. H. daily The
loco a Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
ana GnleaSo sr,yny N PITTSBURGH at 5s5 pm Chi,
Oh! this train for last time.
pm and 1910 pm. with through coaches and Pal
see Sleeping Cars TO above points. without change;
Louis. arriving in Cincinnati next morning ut 7:45
St Louis GAO pm. No extra fare is charged on this
rI For Pittsburgh at 1900 m and s55 Pun daily. to
int Cleveland and Detroit with Monarch Par
For Lynchburg, Natural Bridge. Lexington and
S'S ss ahy ory
FOR Lexington and Local Stations $40 a M daily
Baltimore on Week days S1 s:so. e4o 7so $50
az i 4s 4 M a2io; i l5 .45-minqte train,
am; l:25, $50. $3.50. 4:40, $40 GAO 700. SIS.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Wasbins ana o rs M daily 10 No. has Sleeper from
between BALTIMORE aud WILMINGTON, 3:l5 p. IN. daily.
e1 Sp sunday,
on sunday $50 am. 4:4ODm anu 1''o p"'
For Way stations between u ashngton and Balti-
and nd 200 nm on sundays $40 m, and io $50
p P s asy 4 On sy
on sunday stops al all stations. For Gaithersburg and
intermediate points IO:O5 am. 1890 and I1:2O p m
daily. except Sunday. For Frederick $40 q Ia sld
4'4O PIN daily except Sunday.
For Hagerstown lO:OO a H. and 531 pm daily ex-
cspt sunday
f5.Hs o s snS d 5s% the YVES. daily 40
From Wilmington and points north O,
Baltimore, 1l:l5 a
From Annapolis $50 In and ] 20 and S2S n m,
sunday, 1875 am, 6:35 pm
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 7:2O a
NJ DAILY and $50 D. ~ daily except Sunday
FROM Frederick and intermediate points, S:25 q m,
and S:l5 pm. daily. except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 5.IO
$50 40 900. eO5 and 1880 ~, l2I6 2:SO g. a
10 D $50. !:4a and IL :OO p. sundays 81 30
~ s'o0 aud SOo an. l30. 2;30. 400. 800. $3.50
All trains frum Washington stop at RELAY Ststion
except i"2o, 3:l5 and $40 pm.
rOr iurther information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Characterization Station, 6I9 and
1901 fennsylvania avenue. corner Of l4th street
where orders will be taken baggage to be checke
ana received at any point i'll the city.
b. DCNHAM. C. X IORD
Gen. Manager Baltimore ran23i a. a