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Kings Of the TrOttiug Turf

fhINcE WILKES BEATS PATRON IN THREE STRAIGHT
HEATS IN PHILADELPHIA
The great race between the .'reigning kings OF
the trotIing turf, Prince wilkes and Patron. came
on AZ Belmont PARK, Philadelphia, yesterday, and
resulted In a comparatively easy victory for Mr..
singeriy's gelding. The weather was delightful
but the recent heavy rains rendered the track az
least three seconds slow, and prevented either
morse from coming near his record. About 900
people saw the race. Both horses got AWAY well
tosether Ia the nrst heat, but Wilkes who had the
pole, soon showed 10 the 'front.' and at the Quarter
which was done in SAX, was two lengths ahead of
patron The relative positions were maintained
until the horses entered the stretch when Fuller
urged Patron The stallion responded nObly ana
cut wilkes lead down 10 a hall length but conid
not pass him Time, 34k, l.Oga. l. A. , 90 The
Betting before the race Was 20 TO s on Wilkes
Patr0n got about hall a length the best OF the
start IN the second heat, but Wilkes soon pushed
10 the 'front.' and at the quarter post was a length
aheal Both horses then commenced moving
giandly, and Patron cut down Wilkes lead and
almost Tapped him. At the half the geldiny
led only seant halElength, but at the Lhree-ouar
Ter post he was a clear length IN front. Patron
then began 10 draw up, and made a strong bid for
the lead Prince Wilkes winning by a scant half
length Time, b. 1-0s5l, L4s1, PIG. The betting
On Wilkes was 20 " Z.
The horses got away on even terms In the third
neat put, as In the previous heats Davis soon had
wilkes ID the Van, and at the quarter, which was
made In 34A, the Prince was leading by half a
length Patron broke slightly after leaving the
quarter post, and at the half mile he was two and
q Nail lengths behind Wilkes BY a magnificent
S1rst Oh speed, however. he materially iessened
wilkes lead, AID at the three-quarter post was
ohly aIength behind Both horses came down the
sel SUI In grand style, Wilkes showing the way
and nnisAiDg about naif a length ahead Of Patron
~ my, - Los, l43H, 2.l7. The betting was %
SUMMARY
Segrge slngeriy's CHI <. Prince wilkes III
- - N4-SAJ . =. - IatrOn. 2 z 2
D.
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TTHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE FIGURING
MILL IN GEORGETOWN, ID. c., KNOWN AS
THE FOUNDRY MILLS" ON THE CHESA-


cHAMCERY SALE OF a VALUABLE ,ELoUEINe
THE FOUNDRY MILLS" ON THE CHESA.
PEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
BY virtue OF decree duly passed BY the Supreme
in cause No. 1925 ON the 4th day of September. A.
D. 1888. the undersigned trustee, will offer pub
TMESTY.f sTH DAY OF skPTEHBRR 4. De- 3.
1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the premises
tain real estate in the County of gton in the
Properly. lying west Of aeorxetSSn in said Issist
estate Of Gen joan Mason. deceased said part being
southwest corner Of the old boring mill below
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and running east
wardy from s sad corner Sda dsS 70 The south
being projection Of the Line OF the western gable wall
of said old boring mill and then runn ~ again from
Potomsc River 1.-THE above two lines the north
Ss cOnveysa and for The sssssrn bSanasry thereof
or 1850 e frOm the ~ Ssnssr or eastern fscs Of
the stone wall that supports east end OF the wheel
Of the eastern Old Isrns wsD eIienGinx q.
to the said Potomac River with the improvements
ses Of rollers with capacity Of $50 barrels Of aour
each day. and suppld with 300 inches Of water from
said canal and which said water power il be sold
The terms of sale to be one-third 90 part in cash,
two CD years after date Of sale to bear interest
ally notes to be given Tor said deferred psymets and
the title the premises TO be retained until full pay
msIt Of the pure base money
not made within Is days from time sale resale may
be had st the rsk and cost Of dsianlting
stss nys p eay n Evening
CHARLES NJ MATHEWS, Trustee
ses- d&ds TIA 18th ST.. Warrington. D. C.
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Wax Modelling Revived.

London Correspondence philadelphia Telegraph.
In reply to the question. "What shall we do with
our daughters?" which cannot fail to be brought
before our minds at the same time as the weighty
one Of marriage, hear that some ladies, well
known in society, have lately revived the art OF
wax modelling. 1t will probably soon become
quite the fashion to be modelled In wax, and our
houses VIII doubtless be turned into amateur Nine.
TusSaud's. This manner OF taking nkenesses was
quite the mode some few hundred years ago, but
the rev1vers OF this blurred art" have greatly i'm
proved upon the WORK Of their predecessors for
tney only model the face and hair and color It,
while the costumes are produced BY deft fingered
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PROPOSALS.

Dk0POSALs FOR DREDGING AND KNBANk-
u AENT-U. g. ENGINEER OFFICE. 2l36 PkSNsYL-
vANIA AvKsuI NokrHwEsr. WAsHISeIoN. u. g, sep
embankment Potomac River Improvements At Wash
luton y. O, viii be received at tllis once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. WEDNESDAY. &c o.
Der TENTH, 1883. For specifications forms of bids
and other information apply at this once. PETl G.
HAMS. 1t Col OF knsi s2l. ~ 25&oS&S ct
DROpOsALs FOR DRk D6IN ,-U 5. ENGINEER
OFFICE, 2l3o iESssyLvASIA AVENUE. WASP
INGroS ID. g, September -. lssS.-Sealed proposals
for dredging Potomac River 1t Washington b. G Wall
be received At this OH e until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER TkNTH lsSs. For
specifications, forms VI bids. and other information,
apply at this Office. PETER C. HAMS. Lieut.. Col Of
Engineers sell. 90, ~, 2oSocs&9-0t
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"PzAcE TROUBLED SOUR
They're Here.
CEASE THY COMPLAINTS,~
More are Coming.
SUPPRESS THY GROANs
Your desires shall be Rratiied
"LET THY TEARS FORGET TO FLOW"
You shall surely
COME TO THE TROUGH"
we will lift you up out of the
SLOUGH OF DEsPOND
and make n man OF you5 small cost
have little difnculty in
WORKING OUT YOUR OWN SALVATION
appearance If you lacking in some Of the quail
ties which mark the perfect man. In particular
al ss
them are lines Of strictly Atwood
FALL ovERCoATs
At 1926. s6.75. $3.50. &7.75.
MEMS SUITS.
Ate7.50. @S.75. $3.50. 90. as. slO7a
BOYS SUITS
ssS IS ni . $3.50 a s. s sa.s g. ''
CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Jackets and Short Pants sizes to IA years. ct 81
50. 1926, 90. SO. a. sl.I2. s425.
MEMS TROUSERS,
At sL75. e2 e. SO. s275. e. 10. s2s7. O.. %. 20.
We only ask that you Try and prove us
VICTOR E. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
eS7 and sss 9TH e corner Aaasaahu''ss.
Open Saturdays till IL p IN.
.!UoFFIcE COATS. stripes and checks. on sale
MS ncs wednssdsy ana Friday mornnss from tn
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II have made six bets on the election 20 far, I"
ssld young Brindle. "P0oh, I've made 1fty," said
Gle 1--WE put up the money on two Of my bets. |"
MwaacMhat7" gasped young Brinkletop. Honest
"bQt what viii you do II you Loser" 'toh, |"
answered young Brtndle airfly, az borrowed the
money, you know. "-CAicaoo Nescs.
Inc number Of able-bodied liars In this cam
Palgn-on the other side-is simply legi0n.-New
London Telegraph.
saratoga 10 famous for sprinr vatar and Ntarara
nor tai wateg.--XSAkSrs SoSossn0~.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION:
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature in 1868 for Edu-
cetonal and Charitable purposes and its franchise
made part Of the State Constitution in 1879
BY an overwhelming popular vote
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi Annually, June and December) and its
GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
on each OF the other ten months in and are
Al drawn in public ut the Academy Of Music New
Orleans La.
we DO hereby certify thatye supervise the arrange
mentsJ0r all the Monthly and Semi nnudt Drdri,1sQf
The Louistana State Lottery Company. ana in 1erson
manage and control the DTG,cin0s enselres that
the sane are conducted nth honesty, fdtrness and in
good to,co-d all parties, and duth0riSs Tie Conn
dny to use this certificate With |ac-siniles IF SIG
natures attached. in its advertisements"
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Oh THE LIQUOR HABIT
fOsITIvELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING .
HAINES' GOLDEN 6PECIFIC

Itcan be Riven In cup Of coffee or tea without The
knowledge Of the person taking 1t; absolutely harm
less, and VIII eject . permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient Is moderate drinker or an sco.
hohc wreck Thousands OF drunkards have been msds
temperate who have taken Golden Specific in ther
coffee without their to-day believe thsy
quit drinking Of their own free Will 1T NEVEk FAILA
comes N utter imposbtty tor the liquor appsuts 70
8 =. NARE, Under Ebbdtt House, and
Eh6ELPHEkST1Nkl 4th ~ aud Vermont ava
04'tns4tu ~ Washington D. q
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Political Notes.

The republican national executive committee
helo meeting In New York yesterday afternoon,
WIN the Iouowlng members presents: Chairman
Quay, Samuel FeSSenden, General Garrett A
hobart W. CaSsus GOodlOe, Senator Fassatt J. s.
has just come from Illinois He said the states OF
the West and Northwest "wiu poll their usual re-
publican ma1orities. and In many OF them the
majority this year Will be greater than In 1854.
Further than TINS, fully believe Connecticut will
pe found In the republican column, and / think
also there Is good reason TO believe that Harrison
will carry New YORK state by fully 10 600 and nos
si0ly 1900 plurality"
The democratic national committee, with the
Associated Business Mems Cleveland and Thur
man Clubs, are preparing for a mass-meeting that
Will be held about the steps OF the subtreasUry In
Saturday, october 8. The chief speakers will he
Secretary Fairchiid and Congressman Wilson, OF
The convention OF the united labor party at New
1Ork yesterday endorsed Warner Miller, the re-
publican Candidate for governor. They nominated
candidates for the other state officers as fOIows,
For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jonn N. BIakenev. for
gusuce OF the court OF appeals, Lawrence j. Nc
Parnn; Tor eiectors-at-large, James w. Redpath
declining the honor. District electors were also
20 1O3.
The republican convention at Dover Del. yes
tefday confirmed the caucus electoral ticket,
ehdor5eI the republican national platform, de-
nounced MI. Cleyeland'S pension vetOes, and nomi-
mated Charles ii. Treat for Congress-
large and enthusiastic democratic mass meet.
ing was held at Concordia Hall In Baltimore last
night, and speeches were made by Congressman
kayner, Attorney-GeneraI Whyte Hon Clifton r.
breeAlnridge, Oh Arkansas, and Others
In the interest Of harmony the antl-Mahone
electors Tor the seventh Virginia district has with
drawn, leaving the Held 10 Loutham. the Malone
electOr
Representative Mills made a speech at Rich
mOnd, IND. yesterday. He denied that the demo-
Gratis favored free trade.
The county Democracy held large ratification
meeting az Cooper Union, New YORK, last night
non r. A Collins, senator Blackburn and Con-
gresham ONeil, OF ST. Louis, being among the
speakers
The prchiotionists OF the sixth Virginia district
nave nominated Samuel Hopkins for Congress
Representative McComas arrived In Cumberland
Md, yesterday afternoon and drove 20 Fllntstone
snere ne maze mis- nrst speech Of mis- Campaign IN
Alegany County last evening
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The Prince Of Wales, Tastes.

ASOHuoh hOutrn society.
Inc princes habits and views OF life are fore,on
or perhaps IL were better put 1t negatively and
say un-Engish- He never really cared for any out.
door sport or exercise, and hunting he positively
disilkes As for cricket, his one and only appear.
ance IN the held as performer will not readily be
forgotten oy any who had the privilege of Witness
my .nat absurd spectacle. He is a good shot ana
,n very ar i 5 caro- payer-nore lucky when play
nisvtn9 = ,nGira man ior small; but his billiard
HIS greatest pleasure in life land who can saw Thai
THIS Is Engllsn? Is dawdling and taking and
o 6ef n1s,ns scandal 1ol We say dawdng Instead
Ing 10 lounge by the side OF nreu,v
woman woman ior an hour at time, merely smiling and
noddng your head, or else retaliatiny in one ,onr
unbroken, uninterrupted monOlog1e the latess;,
scandaious mlsadventure befallen 10 q mmtnoy
friend friend the princes wit-and he has plenty of it
himself, ana very Keen appreciation OF tr In
others, Is indeed decidedly Gallo, and nerhans a
little too highly seasoned 10 meet with the unasi
ifed approval OF English circles that have nor
been EDUCATED up 70 II His greatest delight is to
very clever and charming diva taxes vs5v H,".S
care 10 keep herself always well uD in the lac,
edition or the chroniQue scdndaleuse in orfer :"
amuse her very noerai royal patron w
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'What Is Singles running f0r?'
81 didn't know he was running for anything
"Oh, but he Is then. saw him going TO church
last STANDARDIZATION Transcript
The lateSt-and certainly the enthusiastically of
Baroness letU-BurdeJte-Co uttS is
the giving OF prizes for lime plants grown by the
children OF the London slumS,
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Il HILADELPHIA STORE
NEW FALL, GOOna
NEW FALL GOODS

NEW FALL GOODS. NEW FALL GOODS
our stock Of Fall Goods are Increasing every day.
Now Is the time to pick the choice Of the lot
specal-52-inch Ladies' Cloth, al colors at Soc Der
yard; worth 65c. ~
54-inch Ladies' Cloth. al wool bettsr quality,
Aenriettas-47-inch all WOOL in the most desirable
shades. at Soc; worth eI
5sn INC ~ zine Serge. all Wool. al shades only
3S:inch Fancy Stripes and Plaids al colors
u QUO; worth more money.
81 per yard
52-tnch inner qualitysfor e1.25.
Bargains in Silk flush-l S-inch on{y liz vor4h ~
24-inch ALL silk. only q rs: worth n s7k r,.cr
hhadames, Black surxhs, Black Ioires: Al
full as:SIimsnsof Black Goods and al .. very low
BLANKETS, BLANKRrs BLANKEra
Fane AL. Mo0i ElanketA at oAZ6. 1850, $3.50
S1So; thsse goods are guarsot stxactiy
A fuii l%s S g COmfOrts {ss9 q to o. M -.
full line of CsrpstA Al the best makes and very Low
Don't forEst Q look through stock before making
your Selection; IL viii pay you.
CARHART & LElDY.
bargains In LACE cuRr1iSs Il ma 'o0 Z 81 al al
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleana La

RE1SFMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early, who In charge Of the drawings n
aguarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity thatths
chances are all equal, and that one can possaoly
divine what number will draw prisA
"REMEMBER also, that the payment of ,,rixes n
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New
Orleans and the tickets sgned by the President
IN Institution whose chartered rights are recognised
in the highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any it
tons OF anonymous sohsmeA" ssl2
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THE FOUNDING OF THE GERMAN Fvp,,, NM
Deutsche Rundschau, OF Berlin, publishes An an
stract from the diary OF the late EMPEROR EraS
erick containing details and events OF the Ern
German war. The events recorded In The d,arx
during this period show that OF those who ,rersa
engaged IN founding the German empire. FREQ
erick LOOK the greatest part, and that he thought
OF the foundation OF an empire before otSers
dreamed that such result was possible Tha eh
pecialy those OF Bavaria, consented grudQinsiy to
the establishment W
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W. b MOSES l. SON,
COR nth AND F SITS. NV,
WASHINGTON, d. c..

Two Passenger ElevatorA
Ihis advertisement appeared September Is and In
" W contnued several dsya Consequently buyers
should not be disappointed il some Of the Soods
sola when they call alter the above date. sel6
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Natures Laws q Fraud.
Taking Every Chance.

Taking Every Chance.
From the New York Sun.
Old Lady TO Harlem boy)-"Is the game Of ball
over, sOnny?"
Sonny-"Nom; it's only in de mr. fnnin'. De
Goatwillams over de fence changin' der clothes
for ter kill er hoodOO It's gittin' very late In de
season, ma'am, an ev'ry game frum now on Is
goin' ter be played fer blood"
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Mt VERNON, MI. VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAS
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily te1ceTt sunday for Vt
Vernon and faSer LAndluss far down lymOnt az
10 O'Clock q keturnlns reaches MasniIlstOa
about 80 y.
slo l. l. BLAKE. Captsin
IroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
IL NEW IRON SIEAMER "MAKETTfLp"
Leaves 9TH ST. wharf on MONDAYS. 1HlksDAfs
and SATURDAYS at am Returning 1UEsDAfA
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS p M. touchins Al hiverI@nd:
ines a. far Nomin Creek Va. 81 dement's bay I'D
leonardtown, No. Connects with Is aud %. X n AZ
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN Is. fADoEIL. Az
&. W. RIDLEY. ManAGer. Ja21
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FINANCIAL.
PROFESSIONAL

M AID. T. ARDENNE, THE CELEBRATED PALM
xist and Clairvoyant can give you your exact lie
cnsrt and 70 her sitters their names an full les
hoA 70 hold the affection OF husband aud lover and
to win the one you love- All business confidential.
lll2 q u. IL W. sel2-lms
DRoF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
II yoyant Astrologer and spiritual Medium. Born
revealed keoovers lost or stolen property. fInds
greedy MARRIAGES. Brings separstsd togethsE Gives
success In business Removes all family troubles
aud evil induences. Cures nickness II disappointed
e eorts others Judge not al alike. the Professor
can convince the most scePucs strangers from other
the only genuine clsiryoysut in this city o he
be can do. sittings. Soc Interesting by mail on
receipt Ell Name lock " hair date Of birth Hours
sSi-lm' 42l vth It nv.
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THOMAS BOWLING. AuctIoneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY (STORE AND
DWELLING) ON THE WEST SIDE OF 14TH
STREET. BETWEEN AND STREETS

STREET, BETWEEN AND v sTREETs
NORTHWEST.
On WE'D NESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
TWENTY-SIxTH. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK in front Of
the premises shall sell part of lot No 81 OF Frank j.
Tibbets sub Of lots 20. 80. 81 and 81, Of James @.
Berrets sub of lots 15 ID, IT, Is. and 49, in square
No. 204, having q front of 20 feet on west side
OF l4th street. and running back S2S feet private
alley improved by large store and dwelling with all
modern improvements. cellar &C. being No.
2O20.
Terms easy and made known at sale. 5000 deposit
at time of sale Title perfect Conveyancing ana re-
cording at purchasers cost. THoS. BOWLING.
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I1HOMAs DOWNING. Auc1ionser.

NAoAAs BOWLING. Aucronesr.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE SELECTED DUTCH
AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FOURTH 1888 commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
within my auction rooms shall sell choice consign
ment Of selected Dutch Bulbs of the finest varieties
ted to this sale 1t 10 choice and important consign-
ment.
seiS-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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SCHOOL LIE IN CHINA means sometime d,w.,
ent for the boys and girls from what it does here
The girls do not have to 60 at all, and the how
begin when six or seven years old. There are no
vacationsof nine weeks or half holidays or Fourfh
OF Jalys AZ dawn In the morning school beTinS
ana wnen II gets 700 dark TO read school ciosee
and much OF the childs training Is thus done by
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHoRT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
- NUhDDEUIsChEk LLOYD 8. s. ca
last lxpress Steamers
To Southampton lLondon, HAvrel Bremen
TuldA. sat, SEPT ~. z n M. Inye We'd. SEPT.
20. 8 am; Elbe, sat- Sept 20. ii q Lain. Md.
oct 3. 5 m: Merra. Bat. Oct. q. q a. m. Ailer.
Wed. Oct 10, q. m.
Comfortable staterooms excellent table, luxr1ouus
saloon appointments Prices lst cabin, "a ano up
wards berth. according 70 location; I'd cabin, sos
berth: steerage NJ low rates, AIIly 10 T. T. DhgOP'
$40 Penn ave- BALL. BRo~ a CO. 1871 ST
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL %. ,sss

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL ~. lsss
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION CORNER
vi MN JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET,
=, fer Slic.so and Northwest express dAily lO:5j .
q For Cincinnati and St Louis express daily s,ii
For nttsburg and Cleveland express. daily 1919
for Lexington and Local Stations +IO:loam
tor Philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. . 30 q
Tor interinediaie points beIween Baltimore AL
fhhils IA - an; and rs 10 pm - -.
Tor BaIamore. 5. 6 80. 40. 5.3o. $50. pas N
trainl $3.50. 30 30 :95, 30 0.45. IS ani
ao5. so oHa 4s6 as. SO g s az 8 aaa
For Annapolis 8; 40 and 30 m. 1910 snda 3,
nan; is o5 son s no an 43 10, pm o Lave An
fSr Way Stations between WASHINGTON and Ba,u-
on sunday 80 "a, m; 10 $50 30 e'45
M q f S t rrnssa s512c
Il IS. Is SO. and KS as p.n' ''''OH' 0Hi'' A
tig SA - 20 and d Ter P0in' fsA
For Boyd's aud intermediate stations. ~ pm. $40
Church train leaves Washington on sunday only a.
i:l5 pm. stopping at AL stations on Metropolitan
for FREDERICK fIoloam- 70. t4:s5. t5:3o Ra.
To' Haver-town. 40: 10 am. and IS .3Opm
Tor LurAy and points On the Shenandoah Valley Y
A. 10 hoanoke and al points south wa Norfolk anf
Trains arrive from CHICAGO daily 10 m and 5.Is
r. H.; frou Cincinnati and 81. Louis daily 20 "a
and 30 y. IN; .rum i1ttsburg daily - . Is
l.. m
From Philadelphia. Chester. aud Wilmington. 10
q. m. = :5O. z 10. and 300 !. taiy.
From singeriy and InterIneliste points north D,
BALTIMORE 10 m, daily aud IL 3 m. SUNDAY only.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington az . D.
80. pa. -. S;O5, 10 I45ninute tranl 45-inin-
ute tfainl n l2:l5. . 3 10, > IS. 81 50, a.
3 sc; and II m on sundays, 63O. % Y.Oa no a
1:l5. = 4 ~. D. q 30 10. 30 ami 10 80
tEKcept sunday. DAILY. sSunday oniy.
Bup1-age called and checked at hotels and resi-
dencss orders left at ucAet offices. Uly and l5Si
lenEeylyaul
v. NJ CLEMENTS. CHAS o. SCULL.
ap3O Gen Manager. Gen Pass. AGENT
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The Deadly Fever

TIE PEsTILESCE SLOWLY SPREADING rx ruv sorry
There were l3l new cases OF yellow fever ana u
deaths In Jacksonville yesterday The weather
was perfect The total number OF deaths so far is
1s'. There were nve new cases yesterday at Nc
Clenny. and one death-Rev c. s sheldon. Epls-
Soopa., VINO nad zone noble work during the epi-
ees.tiS. w. anu not ten, cases OF yellow fever
mere IepOrted at Decatur. Ala, yesterday They
s Ssie III; bowman and another gentleman who
Week. The North Carolina board OF health has
.squeseeu tne governor 70 stop refugees entering
ZIG sedte unless they go into regular Camps A
vsaen fOm yellow fever occurred In JACKSON
Miss, yesterday. There are three other cases OF