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Base Ball Turns UP In Japan.

A YOUNG ENGINEER ORGANIZES THE TOXIC CLUB AND
TELLS ALL ABOUT THEM.
From he Chicago Tribune.
That the national game, base ball. Is having an
extraordinary growth is proven by the number OF
clubs that are Sprnging up all over the world.
Australia and England are taking great interest In
the American game, and now comes Japan. II.
Hlraaka young japanese who was educated in
this country, writes: at was In the summer OF
1870 when went TO America. ! resided three
years at Boston, eighteen months at Philadelphia
and thr years at Manchester. n. H., and during
my stay in America visited nearly all parts OF
| tue United states and enjoyed my new life we'll
Ny chief object was to learn American loco
motive engineering, and for which l am now hold
ing position as assistant-ocomotive superinten-
dent in Toxic for the government railways also
learn all sports and athletics Base ball played
with the college students and wOrkmen In the
shops. Al that time the Boston nine were the
and White the catcher-excuoe me for naming
Spading /; Il has any connection With your family
as L am only putting II down here as mere refer
ence. Naturally enough when finished my BUSH
ness In America returned home, never forgetting
to take a few balls.
had some bats made as nearly the shape as
our carpenters could make and started to train
our young people at the leisure hours OF my duty
At first they all seemed to take delight in the
game, but gradually they dropped on because one
fellow got his finger hurt, another got his nails
OF, and some would Say too hard running, and 50
on. kept on, however small the number OF men,
bers was. Fortunately, previous to my star ing
the game some OF the professors who came over 10
our country from America for our university mad
also started The game with Students; and,
although they had In the same manner got tired
OF the play, there were a few remaining.
81 went on until three years ago, when suddenly
our young people had attained the notion OF try
Ing TO play all kinds OF outdoor exercises, such as
boat tracing ball, and I'm glad 70 say more OF
baseball playing, and for the 1rst time have Or
gained a CLUB named Toxic Athletic Club The
members are mostly railway people, but there are
great many students and private people whom
have learned the game.
II nave used up what balls brought from
America, and have had to make our own balls
which OF course were not satisfactory. As regards
bats We have no wood at present TO meet the pur-
pOSe-at least have not yet been able to IND any,
ordered some OF you last year. but the bats are
little heavy for our Japanese; otherwise they suit
we'll l think II the balls were made a trlfie
smaller In diameter they would meet japanese
hands better"
Mr.. spalding has compiled with the wish of the
Jap by making up special order as requested
and sent the package with the compliments OF the
drm.
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OUH GnrAr Cros1sa-Our SALE
SUMMER REMNANTS

II sl progressing and Is to be continued until Aug
There none too who cannot afford to dress
respectfully" when goods offered ct the following
low figures:
so pieces Of Light figured Lawn In different colors
at &C. I'D. to be cut in any quantity asked for
cases Of Turkey-re Table Linen. beautiful designs
fast colors, at SOC. I'd, regular value 40c and
small case OF better quality in fancy coors 4Oc
per I'd, generally sold at Csc.
Is pieces Of Coiored Lace Bunting intending navy
blue opera shades and plain black. ct loo. per I'd
regular price 15c.
lot of regular 121Sc. dark figured Saline Remnants
in lengths Of from to yds: will offer the low
price of IA yds for H. in order to make clean sweep
cases Of small figured Indigo Blue Percales, regu.
lar width. fast colors at &c. per I'd. worth 12ISc
Several hundred yards OF De in short leneths
neat figures. at &C.. real value. 12kc.
cases of drsb and brown figured and plaid Cotton
Cheviots suitable for dresses at &c per 3D. generally
sold at 1=hc
small lot Of the best "Tuscarora" Cambria Rem.
nants in all lengths at 10c per yd- worth 12Isc.
63 pieces Of the famous vslencis Paids, In nns
styles, at &c. per I'd. regular price I5c.
We have so many different offerings to make to the
public that we have not sufficient space submit
justfable specification, would feel highly hon.
ored II you give q call and examine the different
Bargains exhibited on Third Floor. and assure
you that You will spend time and money at an ad.
vantage
LANSBURGH BRO,
400. 422, 42I, 426 9TH ST.; AIT. 4l9 sth St.
Coolest store in Washington-50 patent Cooling
Fans to make 1t So jy26
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From Table Talk for July.
An odd idea that has taken hold, especially in
country houses, Is to decorate q series OF rooms
representing certain countries or periods In his
Tory. Descriptions come 70 US OF charming house
In the south Of France, whose owner has fiIted up
series OF apartments, opening one into the other
describing veritable series OF pictures scenes In
south American forests and historical APARTMENTS
10 tne days OF Mesdames Recamier and De Stael
ana ones Imagination Is even bold enough TO carry
OUT IN supposed details the sumptuous boudoir
Cleopatra might have occupied. Tne maioriLy of
.he lauieS Dy the way, take an especial pride In
tneir oouQ0rs no matter how spacious their houses
may % TINS Is one spot they claim as their every
own and highly favored Is the friend VINO
y purely fresh creation Littre tells us that the
Woru "o0ud0lr" means 40 Sulkn BOudOirs were
not IN existence until the eighteenth century and
lne worn was coined at the same time. Sulking-
ana comfortable A couch for the boudoir may be
q VIDE, low couch OF wlcker-work, upon which Is
aaiu = tnlck mattress, over which Is thrown
IuIkIsn covering, rich, dark, strongly blended
should then Be procured OF size that when placed
the three extend the length OF the couch:
cover these with French cretonne OF harmonious
Goiots; Tie them together with ribbon loops and
, ,S1 n snsm up against the WALL alongside Of
,or sle o0udolr, is q medium-height table fes-
tooned with p6le blue satin. over which falls q
sneef white net An oval mirror, framed In puffed
sssune. = suspended over the table. And 70 be
,, INC aa {ca, what ts known as O'Clock
tea-stand should be included In the boudoir furni
tuIe' Az women love cup OF fragrant Oolong.
xno ~ certainly imparts wonderful zesI TO cond.
H ~ sian cnam The newest design for tea-stand
over the top, and there hangs suspended . sunail
copper teA-kettle, beneath Which IN th0 aame
metal V Tiny Alcohol lamp
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. Toe


LEAVE WASHINGTON PROM STATION coRyER
70, OF NV JERSEY AVENUE AND c STREET
f9 or Ghicaso and Northwest express daily loi55A
q fer Cincinnati and st. Louis. express daily Sand
For f1tt.eurs and Cleveland express daily 10 .ss>
For Lexington and Local Stations. .lo.1oam.
M rcs psi and Ssw s.iI and Wilmington 7aoI
For intsrmediste i points between Baltimore ana
fhTi d. si p Am and 70 rs pm.
toT sal,imors 5: e.se 80: z:so, 30. pas. n
sran $50 40 9s Is "a 20 e. rs snS
& o. a sSna 49, Sss "a ss e SIS ana
For Annapolis. 8 40 and s 10 m. 1eIo and 40
80 az M Z ;o5. $50: * Go pm. '' sum
f9r M.y Station; between w.ships.on anS p.l.,.
On 1s sandsys 30 90 Il 10 90 80 "a So %
For stations on the MetroroIitsn branch. tt:ss .
X sa s lSs R Is q sn stations only 10
FOR Sa,thsrsbgrs and lsntermediA,e pOiD,s team.
For Boyd's and iniermedisis stations. "a Pm. $40
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only a
lI5 I'm, stopping 1t al stations on Aetropolt~a
For Frederick tloloam. -. fS:3a. 1850 nm
Tor Haverstown. TO: 10 An and rs 3opm.
for Lnrsy and points on the shsnsndcsh Valley n
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 am. and Sis
and ;55 p. m: from httsburg daily 20 NJ SIS
From rhii.delphiA Chester. and wilmington. 10 "a
From s So: 10 AM mo- p m dsiiy :,
Tram. leave B.inmore for Warrington a. "a.
Sss traipI = m: i2.Is. 2. 5 Slo. s 8 30, sIil
81 ana sSusdi 40 So sna 10 Soa 50 10
tEncept sunndsy DAILY; tsand.y only
's q Ct n S ~. saa
is ". II SnnM iss cHAs O scr1I.
ap3o Gen. MANAGER. Cen RAss Agent
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An Electric Fish Tran.

IL mas long been known that nsh, ike birds and
insects. are attracted by and will swarm arouno
any source OF illumination. Birds are knied in
thousands by Tying against the thick glass which
pro.ecss ngntnouse lanterns, and various ms ects
Oh MAINTAINING subaQueous light has hitherto
prevented the application OF the same prfnciule
electric fiuminant which Is unite tndenen1anS
Oh oxygen, and which viii therefore give nght In
&c., closed chamber. the din1culty 10 at an end.
states steamship AIbatross has been catchinS
, muitituaes OF the nnny tribes, the lamps being
oreaksge. IL Is curious 20 note that n shts
method OF fishing Is found 10 be advantaeeous
enough 70 become common, II Will have Dis
tinct bearing upon the disputes which have srssan
between the American aud Canadian iisher foIf.
Ior the former Will have no longer anv nscd ~
troubling the latter for bait ~
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Ma Oscar Wilde In womans World.
II Is terrible TO see baby boys going out with
their ears exposed to bitter east winds their hair
even being cut quite short to prevent any possible
protection. It is scarcely to be wondered at that
little boys sufYer dreadfully from earacne. The
matter Is carried to the other extreme In the case
Oh little girls head dresa she has great
heavy, plush structure, frtlled and wired and
crinkled, put on the poor little head should
nSs 70 see small, ciose-ntting hoods worn BY boys
trimmed all round with ! narrow band 81
fur. II would also b Q very good plan tc
90 away with all idea OF emphasizing the
sex OF child By its dress Surely, boys and gtris
OF three or four years OF age might wear In the
winter double-breasted coats and small close
hitting hoods exactly alike, while In the summer
both could wear light smock-trocks and wide hati
70 protect the eyes from the glare OF the sun How
pretty are these old English smock-frocks thai
nave OF late years become 20 fash,onabls foI
children OF all age& The smock1ng u perfectly
elastic and the frocks are such pretty shape
not emphasizing the watst-alwayS the largest
part OF child, and, consequently, the part % b
least brought Into notice The little straight
French blousee with full sleeves gathered into
band, make charming overalls for nursery ant
country weer, but II . only the Ervnch fashior
shas uphold Tor 8ngltsh chnoren.
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RAILROADS.
DmpMoNr Ar LINZ

Il :. schedule IN sfec, ,une "a ,sss
cerso,sx,i. Lem Nal Duly Tor wsrrunsoa
tssSssn AIexssar,s ~ Lsschbns and si.isoas
spgins> leIhe1y sprins Es.,ou Fs0x kSs S ass
Sils rMosisonery and New 0rleana fuIlmsa
,es,esytne eeEdsnssle slsans cAea 9ssa R Cns.
tween Iynchbprs and Danvs sr,S.,s ss.e 60. IA
Shsrlette Columbia Augusta Iusess u n-cssn
pullman sleepeT New Yorf 70 Mon,ss-sna osifcrns
ton with Pullman slerIcfs Mon 10 . anec-
NM NAM .na sSrSo sieegs for hr@nsssn visfs
Columbia and Augusta solid trains w..Sas.ss 70
AusntA Docs not connect tor G. and Il r,.s 1870 ~
2.35 p. M-D4fly. erc.r, Sunday s.r ~.
StrAShurv. aud informed ate stntions - s~<S
oSrSSn.,sis. cssTots.ss L Pss ies Ssrsn,oa
and summer resnrts on and near line Of chsssf..s.
sna Ohio rogse fall@sn sls.gsr. aud sold Iran.
Nashville Memphis Little Rock and ali soutS.sos-,,
Memphis without chAne. 'o
II 500 PM-sopthern rrrress Daily Cor Lynch
buns. Danyllle kAleish, Ashe,ille chAflct,e OoIn1
leans Texas and California Pullman sleeper Wash.
ington 20 New orleaDs wa Atlanta. and Nontso merry
chance. Pullman sleeper BAlttniore and wsshnstos
% White sulphur Springs and g and q Ro-ortN
Trains on Warrington and ohio division leave wash
NJ. Returning leave Round Riu 5. 80 An psiiy' aai
IN DAILY srSsBt Sunday arriving "Ashinsol
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. Dan.
and 5 ms ya srss M Mss ana p An
and Ohio ronte and ChArloitesvile a, . 40 IN,
nckeis sieepins car reservation snd inforrnAtiou
Furnished and haesase checked At othoe 1900 lenn
yssns Avenue and a. .s'snsss staten yfe5RsS
IL General Passenger Aseul
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION Distributor
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the LEGISLATURE in 1865 for Edu-
cationa1 and Charitable purposes. and IT'S franchise
made part of the State Constitution Is 40
by an overwhelming popular vote
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually. dune and DecemberD. and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on Oh Of the other ten months IN the Year. and
all drawn In pubic. NJ the Academy Of Music. New
Orleans La.
We do hereby ceTttfv that su7crri@ the arrange
ge'ats for all te Monthly and Sent Eaudi Drauin0sof
The Louisiana State Lottery Com ydnp. ana
,aana0e and control the Dya,c,cs Themselves, and that
the same are conducted Uih honesty Fairness
good Jdith tolc0~ all drtses and dhorss me Com
1dng TO this ceytSgcdte ruth
nQtVyes attached. ats advertisements"
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TNHE GREAT
VNHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIFF NORTH. MESf. AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT

Il e PENNsrIvASrA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. wEsT. AND SOUTHWEST
Sell hkifs MAeSif fs f ftufhaf
IN EFFECT JUNE 30. lsss.
skin S md 2s s Is FS
roFP,s.Ours and Che ye., chic,sO Limited E.pr-..o,
pullman Nestibulsd Oars, At 9 so am. daily, Fast
Lane' 80 am, daily 70 Sneinnsa aud 81 Louis
and Harrisburg 20 ST LOUIS: dali, escepi sstaTda,.
60 Chicago with Sleepins Car Altoona y 0hicAsa
Cars Washington 70 cheaso ssd 81 Louis and ss
cert saturday. harrisburs % cleyesna oonnsctinx
Louisville and Nslnphis Pacific Erpress, 1000
through Sleeper % htIsburs. and PittsOgzs q
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Frie CanAndAlsuA. Rochester, Buffalo NIAsara
lo3o n;m; daily; eScey, saturday with slsepiR<
For Mlllian.sp6rt Lock Haven, and ElmirA Of $50
r., Am dxly; except sunday. o.
ii zoo. TO- 10 90 and all 20 lVs s ol
Sunday. 9 90, y 40 An. 200. 4 10, 1000, AID
Cars g.4o am daily. except sunday. and 3 AS ].
For boston without change 200 pm every day.
For bar hsrbOr without change daily. except satur-
For Broctiyn y T. all through trains connect At Ser
sey CITY with bo.ts q BROOKLYN Amer Afcriins
isrriass scross NV io5L cry N1-'''
For o 900 10 800 cS sn n 30 sns M 30 s5a
asy 900, II 20 All 90 10 70 90 10 90 and
an weekdays aud S'45 .. m daily. with Dining
For Baltimore. e.3S 20. e.oe. 80, $50, Il.ee
and md II mo 40 IN deSs Zoo sss so 40
day BOO o. 80 hI4o s@ p so On s sas
For 4 pdS 600 20 9sI 70 90 and 4 e 49,
for S, sT Lane ~ AL AID s'so Pm daily
For Asn. Soh go and 90 am. SOS. 90. ana
m, 4;lop.m-
ALEXANDRIA AND rREpERIcxsBuRa RAIL-
MAJ, ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria GOO. 5:s5. $40 p;4a, 1887 am,
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ne are 3 modest people, do modest business In Q
modest kim 81 way and are always thankful for
Ne endeavor show appreciation of the Peoples
PATRONAGE X sel RSS g then CLOTHING
Al from 20 to 40 PER cent less than STANDARD" prices
We have standard Of our own aud will not permit
other standards. BY way Of illustration We make The
following
Mshair Coats and vests blue and White csaass
Mohair Coats and Vests silver gray and slate 81.
SIX Mohair Coats aud vests. rich. stylish, durable
Fongse Goats and Vests. . large variety. lovely
Mems Casa Suits strictly all wool sacks and cst.-
Navy slue Suits warranted all wool and fast color.
HERE IS THE MILK IN THE cocoAEUr.
to large and elegant assortment of Fine css
mere su,,. worth all the way from ti5 TO go. aod
Sacks. cu..v.y. and sf Si:s. : saa.
'ss@ :iasS: :iSsS SJSs ssifEs ''' A''
= rs as?s Pants
w 9 e s So - l:a Hs si2S a.
Mems Working Pants honest In make and material,
Men. 0.s; I,nta ss,ssy AN wool Of the hes.
tsss sS.s ssli:.sssS: ss7s. ss.sz $50. co. ' TUG
10 PEI EIS SESR ct Z; ApIE E51ss N
~: and s@s sil $ NV: corner Ass:sSaasssss =. .v.
Open saturdays un II p IN
sSs1 d' ss:, sas sa:sss
10 O'Clock. PRICE, goo N2S
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"England's Real Peril.',

CAPT. dOzler In Macm1llans Magazine.
Figures indeed prove that the total wealth of
the country is not diminishing; but this, when
analysed. is but poor satisfaction. The un-
happy fact remains that, while the population Is
increasing with enormous rapidly, the wealth of
the country does not increase In any adequate
proportion. It is not the positive out the CON-
paratlve wealth OF country that forms its
strength, and the comparative wealth OF England in
proportion its population and In proportion TO the
development OF wealth In other countries Is grad
ually falling away. When such diminution once
begins II is apt to progress in geometrical ratio.
Each Industry, each trade each interest that sur.
iers, react upon others, and as the suffering be-
comes more acute the reaction Is more intensified.
The danger OF financial distress Is the real danger
TO our country. II our wealth fades neither tort
resses nor navies can DO maintained; the COM
merce and trade OF our colonies viii pass away
frOm Us, and the means OF maintaining our posses
stons viii be exhausted
This may be pessimist view Of the actual state
OF Affairs II It DO 20, / shall only be 700 glad TO
see my doubts dispelled and my misgtvtngs re-
moved II my calculations be correct, IL surely Il
well worth the attention OF Englishmen to turn q
little OF their Characteristic energy 70 some en-
deavor TO prevent the decadence which appears TO
threaten their country.
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EVERY GESr1ruAs Ok HIS OR

EVERY GENTLEMAN Ok HIS o.
ING WANTS A COOL pREssY. AND CON-
PORTABLE SUIT FOR AFTERNOONS.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM HIS
MORNING Or WALKING SUITS.
THE LATEST AND HANDsoMrsr
THINGS THIS SUMMER ARE THE LIGHT
STRIPED FLANNEL SUITS. NEWEST IN
STYLES. AND NOT so COMMON AS The
WHITE FLANNEL: NOT SO READILY SOIL
ED AND MORE EASILY WASHED. Trey
ARE THE "NoBBY" THING FOR YOUNG
AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN WHO ApPRE-
CIATE A DRESsY HOT WEATHER SUIT.
BEFORE YOU START ON YOUR TBIP.
DON'T FORGET THAT ONE OR TWO WHITE
OR FIGURED DUCK VESTS WILL ADD
MUCH To YOUR COMFORT AS WELL As
TO YOUR APPEARANCE.
FOR YOUNG MEN THE NEAT FIGURED
DUCK Oh MARsEILLES ARE VERY DREssY
AND VERY STYLISH
AND THEN THESE Hor-wEATHER CrM.
FORTS COST so LITTLE THAT ALMOST
ANY MAN CAN AFFORD TO TAKE THEM
WITH HIM; IN FACT. FEW GENTLEMEN
CAN Al FORD 10 GO WITHOUT THEM
OF COURSE THE EXTREMELY TEN
COATS AND VESTS FOR THE MIDDLE Of
THE HOT DAYS ARE HERE AWAITING
YOUR INSPECTION.
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Two young ladiea strangers, were entering our
was apparently annoyed II some Occurrences, when
~, Ies 0nsos com2snion gayy comforted her with
sne R,0vero: never trouble troubio tn trouble
troubles you -NontsehN LnQudrsv.
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3Fom tne CHICAGO Tdbuno.
Jaw, Choiiy, i haven't seen yuu out lately
With Aias ElossiA Anything the matsah, old
boyf" -
"Ysa Alfwed She insultsd me the othah DAY,
and Ive dwoppsd herr
.Insulted you. Chollys How9"
ynowed me little pug dog that she had
cane, bah Joyeis
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

RFMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Dsaure-
gard and Early. who are IN charge Of the drswine
sguarantes Of sbsoluts faanss end integrity tnas
chances are al equal. and thas no one On possA"v
divine what numbee VIII draw priAL
"RENENBER also that the payment of psfses ~
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BAxKsof New
orleaus and ths ticks6 saDsd b. IL President o.
IN Insttution whose chartsred RIGHTS sEs rscoenased
In the highest Cours: thsrsforA eswass o. any limit
taons or anony mous sshamsa" 3s1Sws4s
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He was doing very nicely in the parior, when q
solemn voice came through the open window from
the porch:
''That young man makes me very tired"
Don't be alarmed, Mr.. Sampson" said the girl,
e he hastily started up. ut 10 only Polly, our par
II understand it's the parrot" he replied, out
would IKE to know who taught her to talk"
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oRATEFUI-COMFORTINo
EPP's COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of Digestion and nutrition and
BY careful application Of the ne propertes Of we'll
tables with delicately Favored beysr.ss which mag
sovs oS ~ yyn nsesy GSSsors oa Y y .hs judi
may Be gr:dusy built Up until strong enough 70 re-
mAlAdies are floating around ready attack where
ever there Y weak point We may escape many
pure blood and properly nourishsd frama"-CSpsi
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
IN half-pound tins BY 0rocers. Tabled thus:
JAMES EPPs 4 90. homeopathic Chsmists
N21-m.tuAs London. England
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

STEAMER JOHN ", THOMPSON,
- Commencins MONDAY. June %. 1ssS. for poto-
Curr1onan. and Leo arotown-
Leave 9TH street wharf 1T q am. Monday. Wednee-
day, and Friday. Pare 20 all landings nrstclAsn 81
cents. secondclass. 80 oentA l. W. EhAAkL
ee2l-ow General MAnAscr.
DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
II For baltimore and Potomac River IAndinn.
Steamer sUt, Capt 4eoshessn leaves stephsnscn's
War every SUNDAY - q O'Clock y. ~ tSlvsf
freight must be prep@d-
kor t0rther lnforuaauou. apply 20
eTifHENsoN BRO.
m36m 9Th street wharf
NE VERMONT MI. vERNoSi
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves Sth-street wharf daily fexce;t sunday FOR W.
Vernon aud River Landings far down e. ymont a
10 O'Clock O. m. Returning, reaches NAshinsto1
about 80 y.
sic l. L BLAKE, Captaia-
ur0R POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
u NEW IRON STEAMkk "WAkEFIEIp~
Leaves 9TH at whsrf NONDAYs. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS Ct an Returning TUESDAfS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p "a .tonch1ns at RiverIand.
lnes far Nomipi Greek. Va, 81 Clements Bay snd
Leonardtown. Nd. Connects with b aud o. n h az
shepherds. See schedule. JOHN Is. PADGETI. Agl
G. W. RIDLEY. Manager. 3A23
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3.l34 Prizes. amounting to.......-.-.....el054.s00
NorE-Tichets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled TO terminal Prizes.
81 Foa CLUE RATES, or any further Information
desired write lsbly 20 the undsrsgned Clearly stat
ing your residonce with State, County, street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured By your enclosing IN Envelope bearing your
Send POSTAL EoTEA Express Money orders.
by kxprsss tstour expenss) addressed 70
MA DAUPHIN.
New Orzeans. Il.
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Ihe champion bicycler no doubt calls him.e,s
1ne champion Of the Wktried. n-BosfoN Opss~t,-
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