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a BrOOklyu Romance.

FROM CANAL BOAT st THE wALLABoUT TO
BEST SOCIAL CIRCLES IN INDIANAPOLIS
From the New York sun.
A romance connected with one of the pupils
OF the Brooklyn Industrial school has Just Gull
minated at the altar. Anita Morrison the
daughter of an American father and Italian
mother, was born seventeen years ago on a
canal boat plying with coal bet ween Honesdale
Pa, and Rondout, y. Y, on the Delaware and
Hudson canal. When Anita was four years old
The boat being laid up, was usual in the
winter, IN The W aiIaoouI basin, her father died,
and the destitute condition OF the sick widow
being brought under the notice of the charity
commlsSlOnerS, the little one was admitted, at
their suggestion, into The Brooklyn Industrial
school, ON south Sd street, MlIIiamsburyh
Here she remained for some years. until there
came one day to the institute the wife OF an
artisan from New York in search OF d little
maid 10 brighten up their cnildleSs home.
beauty, at once attracted Mrs. Jachson's aLten-
ton, and as her mother had also died some
time previously, she was transferred to Mrs
Jacksons Keeping alter the necessary inquiries
had been inade by the school authorities.
Aiter the lapse OF two or three years Mrs.
'@chsoh, taxing her adopted daughter with
1er, Went on a visit To q sister in W .shInyton
VINO Was married 10 clerk in the Treasury
department., ana there Anita made such a
tSorabie Impression that Mrs. jackson yielded
% her sisters enJrealles that Sue should re-
mann 10 enjoy the advantages oi a higher edu-
Gallon than could be Afforded her in New York
Ihe girl, who, IN addition to great mental ana
PERSONAL gifts, possessed "a splendid voice. " as
not SLOW TO profit by the chances thus offered
her, and rapidly developed into "a woman as
giited ana Accomplished she was beautiful
titF iee44hS>, however, never changed toward
ner aoOpted parents, and IL was az their wish
Iatner imam al ner own that she went last win
Ter 10 pay a visit IN W asningLon There she
was speedi!y recognized u belle her srace.
OF manner Us well us beauty winning ner ).
welcome III the most faS hiUH;tbIe ctrcif.s
-atnohs heF many admirers was young lawyer
Oi hlSh position iTUm Indianapolis who was
IuaAihS priei soJourn in the gay ,pitssi, and
VINO hEaIiy became the favored sulIor. The
stofy Oi her lie was unknown III Washington
pet Miss Morrison not only told her lover nui
LAs4sted mat ner history III every PARTICULAR
s4Sut0 NC I4Aut known 10 his family. Al he r
suggestion her future mOtneT-in-Is,w came es -
ai-o visited the brooklyn Industrial Home nd
a-SS t4st Oh the second parents, but whao yer
neI ieeilhSs might have been III The Iry 4 in
stance, she was speedily by the swes mess
anu beauty oi this enid OF fortune WI N Ia,
society oi InQIanapotIs ae Dess
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FINANCIAL.

PK1scB & WHrrELr,
STOIh bltUhEE
Ga Broadway,
lSC Filth avenue. ~ 'orh.
$50 18th street tIOrcoran tSuiiding), Washington
PkIkAIE SiUIh ItsIEUHAfh IktS
BETMEEN
WASH iNGTON, BALTlMUtlE. PHILADELPHIA
NEM lOhh, bUSION, &C
SENkRAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY ID. IRUGER OAKLEL
MAYNARD e. EYRE
HENRY II. DoDGh, Washington, u. G.
WILLIAM L. TRAVELS, Special Partner.
Buy ALI Classes vi hallway
Securities
Ii. II. DODGE. Resident Partner.
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information
garding the markets received through our wires
ktantly. direct from the New York stock Exchange
4 II orders executed and reported promptly. vel
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect. SUNDAY. y NEMBER .th
lSSt until further notice

Aoc'b uhei4 HOict
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer
For CHICAGO 1000 a. m and lo:lo p. m. daily.
1000 m Is Fast Limited Express for s PttspurRs
and chicago arriving in Pittsburgh Al 7s5 I'm. un.:
cago next morning at BOO. Noextra fare is charged
For Cincinnati, Louisville and ST louis daily 800
pm. and lo:lo pm, with through coaches and Tal.
ace Sleeping Cars nb,ve points, without change:
$3.50 m IS fast limited tn An to Cincinnati -
LOUIS. arriving In Cincinnati next morning 9:45.
81 ouis $40 pm No extra fare is charged this
FOR Pittsburgh al 1000 a. IN and = % M daily %
PITTSBURGH. lcveland AID Detroit, with Monarch Par
Tor aud sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh.
tor Lexington and Local stations. $40 n m. daily.
except sunday.
For hayre-de-C;race Newark. Wilmington aud Phil
adelphia- $50 q. w., :25 pm. ana SD I-m. Ia,
For BaltImOre ON week day ., oso. ,:4o. 10 so
300 400 40 5:Io ti:i 400. SD and ii o1hl.
FOR Baltimore on sundays $50 80. $50 and lu:u5
am 10, 1880. $3.50. 4;io, $40 Gao. $50. $40
10. Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
10 a. m and 80 pm. daily. 10 has sleeper from
Washington 10 New Orleans; 5sso pm eeper to LII
For Wilmington, Delaware, aud ediate poiuts
between baltimore and Wilmington 3:l5 pm. daily.
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 430 p m
or sunday $50 am, A:,opm.
more D. $40 $3.50 am l2:lo p.In.. $780, 4:4o 7ap5
and $50 pm ON sundays $50 M and 30. ,::JO.
4:4o, 100 Ind l1:oO m tor Stations MeIrOpuIi-
tan Branch Gao a m. daily, except SUNDAY. and 5:l
pai stations on Mefroolinn Brancs a lTr pie y
Oh sunday stops at ali stations. ForGaIhersbnr aud
daily. except sunday. FOR Frederick $40 a m aud
4:5O p m. daily, except sunday
For Hag'rrstown 1000 am. and 5;3l pm daily ex
cept SUNDAY.
Trains rive from the West daily $40. 200 a H.
I'D $50 and IA "a pm. Little Rock kxpress-
From philadelphia. Chester. Wilmington and Havre
de Grace ll;4o am $40 pm. and iusUO o. daily.
FROM W wilmington and intermediate points north u
Baltimore. ll:l5
from Annapolis $50 and 80 and 5:25 pm
Sunday, 1889 a M. $3.50 pm.
from Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad $50 D.
N. daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick ana intermediate points s.25 am
and 81 y. m. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Washington al 5.ll
$50. !:2o. 300 800 and lose an l2:l5. 2:So. 3 T.
40, D. 6:SU s:i5 and ll-D0 pm: on Sunday 4
$50, 10, 800 and S:UD IN. l:SU 2:S0 20
$50. 1:i5. y and 4 l:uo pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 20 % % and u:4U pm.
For fnriher Information ply nj the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Office Washington Station: olg and 1891
4. nliSylNaDla avenue corner of l4th street WIero
orders VIII be taken foT baggage 10 be checked aud
received at any point in the city
Il. DUNHAM. OK IORD
Manager, Baltimore. Tu5t a. a 4
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How ARE OvrRcoArs Go1so,

A1OW ARE OVERCOATS OOING?
Lively. Very Lively. How are Prices. Low, Very
Low, How are Qualities: Up to our adopted standard
or perfection has been reached by any one
We quote you few prices and you can Judge or not
whether we come in accord with your purse
Mems fine Chinchila Overcoats from $1,000
upwards.
Mems fine Melton Overcoats from So 90 upwards
full line of Mems Overcoats at So 90 up to S25 90
We have full line of Overcoats for Boys from l3
to Is years old. from So 90 up to $500.
We have full line Of Overcoats for Boys from 9 70
ID years old what called schools from 81 SO up
We have a full line Of Children's oyercoa.s from
s25Oup
We have full line OF Children's Suits at 81. so,
$500, $3.50. $500 up to $500.
We have full line OF Boys and School Suits Long
Pants, at $3.50. $500. $3.50. $500 up to sl2.OO
MEMS SUITS MEMS SUITS
good Cheviot Business Suit at 50 so. better one
at $3.50
An Atwood Prince Albert Suit at $1,000 that Won
cannot match anywhere for less than $500
Chinchilia Goats and Vests from 81 so up to SIS
An Ail-Wooi Cashmere suit q, sI2 SO that would be
cheap at $1,000
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
NIL CORNER 9TH AND sTREErA
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How Big the Big Capitol Ia Ge,n,n

" ~sH1I4sIUH A-e&ttr N the Boston Budget-
"A large number of workmen have; been en-
Pioseo o"rinS the summer on the 'aew marble
terrace which will surround the no. ,tb the xres,
and the south sides OF tine Capitol. reolaci,o m.
grassy earthwork previously ths re. This will
aad 10 the height OF the buiId' NJ. and IL will
nave less squatty appearance when seen from
Istance- W men finished o'ae will nave 10
m.1A nan q nile 10 go arouno the Capitol and
tle area covered viii be apJut five acres the
expense footing D 10 upwar DIS of 81 oa,., ,,n.,
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LEATHER GooDa
There Is nothing like leather! The variety of its
uses is endless and the few goods which we mention
below occupy even q small space In their particular
ine Tor the reason that only offer what Is really
cheap. not cheap and worthless but cheap and good
We mention
Ladies'. Gents and Children's Purses from lOc
imnorned Palse Ladies and Gents from 25e
Fine Card Cases at rs, 80. 4yc.. &C
Cigar Cases from 25c to S3.49
Ladies' Hand Bags at 49c.
sen sss At A sSs ns s1ay at 70 and eec
Real Alligator from 81. 40 70 S49s.
Club Bags large variety from ssc cue Sp. These goods
are remarkably good and cheap.
:!sas sasi @ :: for
shaw saaa Straps large Ia assortment from loc.
Boys Leather Scnoo Bags at y9c and 81 AZ.
Gases ofis from e Hs of Gents Toilet
ported and of The best qualify $500
Leather Folding Mirrors for 9ravei IN Il Soc
Leather Covered Albums, for their durability are
Of plush leather admits Of i larger variety s' q
w. coiOrs and designs
0fs 1873 AG ss & !, ss Better grades
s1s 1s must p Ss seen tG be
Of Toys shown in WashinssoS the
NJ. sILvERBERo CO.
noe 312 7th st. and ais 9Th st.
NEw DEpor
BEST GOODS
FAIR PRICES
Jos. schiin Brewing Cos
MILWAUKEE, LAGER HEER
Palmer's Premium
GINGER ALE LEMON SODA, 10
DepotG
6l5 to ga street southwest Telephone lso
1924 2osh street northwest Tslephonszsl
oc1e sANUEL PALMER
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RAILROADS.
I)IEDNoNT AIR LINE
,,,. s,cH,nD.IE ~ EFFEcr Sov. "a. lsse.


,r,ta ~ III i.f IN EFFECT Nov. Ia. lSSS
,,. cave IL aud T. station 9th and streets
r -e, a. ILal Tor MarFeutvn, NordouSNiile
ie.,a no ~ Mount DanNflie. Raleigh. Char
hc,a .N.asa Abo al points south Pui D. lace
,o az psns "a Wsshsi gtoh 10 Atlanta. and Wash.
s,,rSsIrr, ar, ally. except sunday. for Manassss
s.l,l - - HI1 .htermeuisle stations
.S.oV lii. hAiss Tor Matr.4ton Cord inSV{i'a
tts taunton. loutsytIle Cincinnati and
pos'lts OF .tl lies p axe aud thio rontp Pultna.n
seepers Washington Co IoussS,ilia NV i""'e' iA4A"
llse y. nl.-naity Tor lvnehna,.. .,,t-,, ,.,-t,,
s,an,arr ss, =. N Ninth Augusta. Atlanta, Mont
man outlet lespcrs " sShi. "'' an - %
10 New Orleans ''Stis VIII iAf'of
TRAINS IN WASHINGTON Az ouro M
VISION Univ ~
Leave Washington al5 n. m dai,,, 49,, -, =.
and i:4o pm daily. arriving al eapa ~ $1,000
M ard s:ls pm; returning. leave ,snpd I'M 80
m dat v and LIS p-fn-. S5,'s'l.,. a,f,.,,~
Mas ingt N $40 am. aud 3sb5 A. n, "'' "''Ns"e
Through trains from South arfiv. -, NJ 49,.
ESQ a m and $50 pm: ava from IousynI. a., - n,.
StTaSourg local. Io:.,. w. H'"'
tickets, sleeping car reservation ana f,,c......
non furnished and baggage checked a, ,,,,ia' 49,
fennsy Nauia ave. aud AT passenger stale, T,i
wanna Railroad, 6ih and b SITS 49, eHi'7!'-
no,z JAS L. TAYLOR
ceheiai fas>enger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15
Anxiov : to Ou,a., Rarsbo,a;

soAE ENGLI< HNEN PROPOSE 20 PUT Up 4.
STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA AT FORT wsps-
WORTH 40 . FEET IN HEIGHT.
II queen Victoria lives until June oS next IL
VIII DC the Semi-centennial anniversary of her
accesslO' totheEnglish throne. Erastus " imam
tAe PIE '.dent OF the Canadian c.ub. in New
iofh, as been asked to start a movement tor
ah ~ nerIcan demonstration in honor of the
tueo On June -, called a meeting in New,
LOT Saturday night and the Tribune saws
- +" Imam was appointed chairman. and ne
- hedlaIeiy stated That u big ceieoraiion on
~ ne - was the only way in which taost. tru!y
az ish 10 their ie.lIy could show their appre-
S.tttoii OF queen lct1ria > reign, ana suggested
That $4,000 should be ralset. for !; iubiies
LII LII iAilt'ee ci HFe was appointed TO select be-
oIe the next meeting committee of twelve or
Tte 70 MAKE maj arrangements "A proper
ceiebiation. national memorial yas men
proposed and heartily approved as the hest W.
toiet bIiushers outside OF NewIofk show their
Ieeaiu ior their queen George Massey aro-e
anu sald that, rs there We're MANY be,,ut,fui
islanCs IN the harbor OF New York besides BE-
10" =, notably Staten Island. he would pronosa
ttAt q STATUE oi Queen Victoria loo ,eet higher
en1.i tue statue OF Liberty be erected al 4 ne
only suitable memorial. Mr.. Wiinau said thai
Eott w aCS"ortn was the highest spo. aboDI
-NeW lOrh hisrDor, and he announced thai h..
thousnt ne couid get the consent OF ne War de-
paftment 10 erect colossal statue az Ouac,,
Nietofia tnere The meeting adjourned for
Two weeks with the resolution thai a, iu:,,les.
should take place on June Is and that :, ne
morlai should be erected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-15
WHY. Why. VIM.

WHY HAVE YUoR ovERCoAT MADE
To MEASURE wHENYOU CAN GET ONE
JUST AZ GOOD. JUST AS STYLISH IN
CUT. JUST AS WELL MADE AND WITH
AS FINE TRIMMINGS FOR NE-OTHIRD
LESS MONEY.
THE ASSORTMENT OF OvERCOATS Is
ALMOST UNLIMITED. THEY ARE
MADE OF ROUGH, ROuGHER TOUGHEST
BEAVERS, woRsTED LINED, CAssI-
MERE LINED AND SILK LINED. OF
SMOOTH KERSEYS AND BEAVERS. OF
CASHMERE AND CHEVIOTS, WITH
PLAIN EDGES, WITH CORDED EDGES,
WITH VELVET PIPED EDGES.
THE NEWEST THING FOR YOUNG MEN
Is THE ENGLISH CAPE OvERCOAT.
THEY ARE MADE OF CASHMERE, CHE
vIOT AND KERsEYs. WITH sILK-LINED
CAPES
FINE LINE OF BOYS AND YOUTHS
OVERCOATS IN PLAIN, BLUE AND
MIXED KERsEYs. BLUE AND BROWN
"CHINCHILLA,' BEAVERS. JUST RE
CEIVED.
ALSO, SOME VERY HANDSOME FANCY
OVERCOATS FOR THE SMALL BOYS
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
I.roR PoroMAC RIVER LANDINGS

LroR PoToMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAEEFIFLD
Leaves sth-street wharf MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS ana ST NDAl p. m. ioucir
Ing al RIVER Landings Greek, tuTFt-
oman, Va and st. Clements Bay. Nc Connects w:ls
g. d U. X X al shepherds. schedule.
JOHN l.. PAD0ETT. Agent
C. W. RIDLEY. Manager. lie,
nIRECT TO NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM.
IL ERS JOHN GIBSON and r. q. KNIGHT leave
Pler H. East RIVER, y. \. every SATURDAY al A n
NJ. 6ln 81 wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight AZ lowest rates. ..pA
Mt VERMONT MI. VERNON
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves tth-street wharf daily iexcept sunday foe
MI ernon al 10 O'Clock am Returning, reaches
Washington about $50 pm.
sel0 l. l. BLAKE. Captain
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CARPETS CARpErs CARPETS
Do you intend buying Carpet this Fail? II you
haven't given ii q thought listen to q few facts:
Carpets we're never so HANDSOME OR PRICES
AS LOW as they ARE NOW.
Money saved is money made
Come and stock. We will take pleasure in
showing you our line of Ingram. Tapestry, Body
Brussels. Velvets, Moquette and Wilton Carpets,
Rugs, Art Squares. Oil Goth and beautiful line OF
Upholstery Goods, with price; low the lowest
See the TempletOn Parquette Carpet
FURNITURE the lowest cash prices
w. H. HOEKE
se21 SOL Market space
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

THE SILENT NEwAMERrcAs No.
The most popular sewing Machine in America
Does the most mighty artislic embroidery work in
arrasene, geneil, tinsel, &C.
instruction tree at your residence Call and see it
at work. send tor samples
Ladies wishing 10 have machine sent on trial will
please notify by mail or telephone. We employ no
drummers. All kinds rem ed and repaired
c. AUERBACH cor. 18th and III SITS.
Telephone call 422-Z
Next door 10 Auerbachs Saxony Wool German
Hand-knlt Jacket Depot. no
FINHk WHITE Is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il ection in the Category of Sewing Machines A
concentration and condensation mechanical genius
ana skill. The work not be eXcelled. Ii
is thing of beauty and forever. Cali ana see itaI
j. K. MCkENNEl'S. A.. SIn 81. NV. j. Il. RICH
MOND Manager. Machines OF all kinds %
rent First-ciass repairing done Also. Central otce
for The Universal Patterns them N.Y.
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A train on the Cincinnati. Washineton
Baltimore road, while crossing n ro3n,x anu
near manchester W. Va, struck a CARES oa r.
seopieo oy !. young lady named Day ST. wss
instantly kliied and the Carriage wrecke !, was
Waiter Il. Hoge, bookkeeper OF Jsmas N
lam, OF hiehnlond, Va. has abscond ed. leax-
To vo.n 81 lar as ascertained, OF $1,000.
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DRY GOODS.

1T LIS CoLD Now,
| you NEED WRAPS,
Those that have put of until now probably did well
as We purchased an immense line of Garments from
| overstocaed manufacturer at figures. We
| have marked them accordingly.
PRICES WAY DOWN. WE DEFY COMPETITION
| ON THESE GOODS COME AND SEE
| FOR YOURSELVES.
You are welcome If only to convince yourself
of the of the above. But get your choice be
one of the first, as the quantity is limited in
| numbers.
brown Boucie Cloth. double box plated back, close
sS Walking JaSke, for good quality Bouce.
a $3.50 Waking Jacket for $50. splendid Boucie.
a So SO Plush Wrap for $3.50 trimmed with deep
hairtai trimming satin quilted lined throughout new
2 5 e. made Of Broad Was
collar and cuffs with Astrachan with neat ornament
Astrachan. bound with braid with watch pocket, lined
4 SIS Seal Plush Raglan for $50. hardly distin-
gnshable from real seal. made ana finished like gen.
s SIs s. IF
FIT s .ss
a So short Wrap for s.. 90. made of heavy Boucle
s25 Plush sacque for sls u.s. perfect fitting, satin
%sp for sea ~
Cloth, trimmed with deep tail trimming all around,
An So stockinette Jacket for So These are excep-
tona good value as they are imported styles and the
The quality and wear.
CHILDREN's CLoAKs IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
We cater for the Chdren's Trade We have the
fore did we carry such an assortment, such Chin
Bessons and Beaver Cloth. Diag nal and BesonS
OUR STOCK OF FURs Is ENORMOUS
EUks and FUR FGk sHs sifsS are Satin
| Our goods are splendidly finished
Worsted Mitts and Legginss for the Babies.
WOrsted Sacques for the Babies
Worsted Hoods for the Rabies.
ALL PRICES, ALL GRADES!
LADIES FELT AND FLANNEL SKIRTS.
Full Assortment in Stock
E PRICE ALWAYS.
{ E.. / 4 4 III III :: ::
e. g. II Ha$ s e'Ss III
sBB UU L 4 Zoo & &
81. BBg RRR 90
aS4 BIB RRk 90
1a4SSs BBBbB kk 90 %
n12 42O-42o.424-426 9TH ST.
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'INHE GREAT.
a. I'M. PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
~ LIE NORTH. NEST AND SOTTUwrSr
STEEL RAILS, MAGNIFICENT EQJIFMESr

TO THE SaR Rfi " W Sl' AN6 10 s so
sT pos Bh kk1 r,RAch, s,PLLNpTp cf;NERl
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of sim,
For Pi,sshurg ana the West chicago LIMITED Expres,
Line s:so ssiesP 5 Cars at Tao N daily last
M,h sleeping Car from harrisburg 10 cncibnss
,S Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona 70 chcaSSs
with Sleeping Cars wasb SPT,ss =, =. h NJ daily
Lou nGa harrisburg 10 1Isyeland connecrinz
shron mSrr s,g Win Western Eapress, with
Psehc L1prtss 1850 f r NJ dsS Sn Tor r4tsbTs
shicage west With through sleeper HARRISBURG %
For BALTIMORE al. AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
lUso p N aa1it. ua, Rochester. Buffalo Niagara
For ,Srs ,M,9snngto8 % Rochys,er VIA" '"''S'
A. NJ dally. excerpt SUNDAY. NJ w."
f0f Ne" York ana a .nf E S s. 200 and l!IoA
sunday nasn 30" A; NJ. 80 $50. Ala, ioGo and
, cars. s;4v A. NJ. daily, except sunday .,,a = a
tor Boston without change 900 T. NJ every aav
Jersey City with boats OF BROOKLYN An,iea a. I'd
ielrlage across New \ ork City 80 '''''s
For Phiialeiph,a. g .. 300 aud l1:l5 a NJ. 200
500 An, l-;i,,. 900 i:l5 600 1880 ana a Is
y NJ Limited Express 9:ao a. N ,ok i.,ss
For baltimore Ga'3: :; ;; 800 $40; 1850 An,
$500 aio 1000 aud Tor NJ. on Sna,is ,, 500, sso
s o. Id M; An :, % lo. 200. 800. 4:Is.
ett. .Bt, lt''p ll--O Il. NJ
For Popes Creek Line, 20 A. NJ. and 4:4O Z. IL
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis 80 A. NJ. l2:S5 and 4:.3 r NJ daily
excerpt SUNDAY. sundays, 300 A. NJ. t:i5 T. N :
ALEXANDRIA An - kI.D a-isiG kSIsUistI Rail-
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For AlexaGdria 6s,o, s05. o.25. IL AM, 1901
noon, 100, 4:25, ABB, 6ol sos ius,5, aud 81
I'M %. SUNDAY a. a. 30, "A A a.. U.ol aud
1850 Pm
For Richmond and the south. g. IL A NJ. daily. and
4S5 =. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria tor n ashington s-is 500
loco. 10: . a. NJ l:20. $500, 3.23 3 10. 7oa
~ ana lo:42 Il. NJ, and 2lo midnight leNcept
Monday. Un sunday al 500 lO:s A NJ;
5:lo. 10: 4. NJ and l2:lo night.
Tickets and information the office northeast cor.
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue aud a
the station where orders be let checking
OF baggage 10 destination from hotels AID residence
CHAs. r. PCCH Gene Manager
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent AIS
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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. MONTANA, CHINCHILLAS and
CORKSCREWS. Prices from 30 90 to $4,000
DRESS SUITS in DIAGONALS, CORKSCkEW and
CASSIMERES, 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 AT SHORT NOTICE
NOAH WALKER & CO,
n3 625 Pennsvlvania avenue
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-08-28

tarrh, Lung and Throat Doctor in America Ha
will tell you your trouble without asking YOU a
single question, and warrants permanent cure
IN the following cases.
NERVOUS Debility. Spermatorrhua, Seminal
Losses Sexual Decay Failing Memsry, Weak Eyes,
Stunted Development, Lack Of Energy, Impover-
ished Blood, Pimpes, lmpsdments to Marriage !,
also Blood and Skin Diseases, Syphilis, Eruptons,
Hair Failing Bone Pains. Swellings Sore Throat,
Ulcers, Effects of Mercury, Kidney and Bladder
Troubles. Weak Back, Burning Urine, lnconti-
nence. Gonorrhoea, elect Structure receives search
ing treatment, prompt relief and cure for life
NERVOUS Diseases with or without Dreams)
Diseased Discharges cured promptly without him
drance to business.
BOTH SEXES consult conidentially. If in
trouble call or write. Delays are dangerous.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear, liberation or Ca
tarrh, internal or external Deafness or Paralysis
Singing OF Roaring Noises, Thickened Drum etc :,
permanently cured. LOST MANHOOD perfectly
Sestered.
CANCERS AND TUMORS permanently re-
moved without the knife or caustc.
Medicines compounded and FURNISHED to all pa
tents at ofhce-strictly pure and Vegetable Guar
antee OF permanent cures in all cases undertak-
en-. Consultation free and confidential. All cor
rsspondence promptly attended to; medicine sent
hy express to any address free from exposure Cali
Q. address Private Dispensary, Nos. i3a-I4 Third
Terms strictly cash. Office hours. 8 a m to s pm.