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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
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hA rccibldo el magninco llbro titula
do ElFatsoaae y ios MasoSes, por
Leon Taxi, JunIo con las aotablca
Con Jessssss del mismo. AdefnAS, "a
han rccibido Manaaies de DsJantos )
Atsaies con nueyos reEos, el Rstual
Romano I'D PayocAaEa, hermoeoa Pn.
rincadorca, qoc 90 EvoomicndAn
loa scAoecs OaraA, infnieiAd dc
cromos y tAsocIAs dc fantasia pasn
ioiiciEacaon, psccaoaiAinaAa, J una
lnmeaaidAd dc elegAns1s y dulles
oblcAoa dc eacuioEao.
Todo 20 vcnds 4 pEucAos AmitA
doa-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

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uano no estkn ihcluidas en- el itneraKio
ofciGl, Dor 10 tanto puede suprimirse. 81
NO se hacen dichas escAlas, las llegadas {
Puerto Rico Sc antiCiparAn uno 9 dos dias.
xYM1A dc Las AMTx1&A6.
vapor M. /. WLlAvERDE,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
Ia PALMA De ORC.
SlsillGlA \ clnBllll ll llilils Iln,,
Crss l2.-S.L Pssrts Ries.

Constants snrtide d Re.sros q aitlnA. us1s
para trales Dc eabailstes ~ Aiisimas tass as h.
io nlgodon para eAmisaai L. hav ksenas e =.
iasel sses y msdidas pgscl.e nMisn1oA
MOTA.-1e aAfanEaAAa tcdoe ieaaxnhnloA y n.
no sn y ramo q sAssssna assts esmtssnA - e
1yaganAo ningRna ptsn3a GO - ems1e enasa1
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
L1eNE DE HAvREBoRDEAUx A HAITI

Adem&s de las antiguas meas recalara men
sualmente esta isla uno de los vapores de
la Oompania en- soicitud de fetes.
PAEAJES TRASATLANTICOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

servicio para Puerto-Rico = Ia Habana.
6ALIDAS.-De Barcelona los dias "a y 26
de oada mes.-De Valencia ei 5.-De Malaga
el Z y W.-De Cadiz el 10 30.-De Santan-
der el 26.-Le la Oorufa el 81. sAsAA
Sc expenden billetes directos para MayagneE
Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Gibara, Nuevitas,
Sabanilla y Colon, con trasbordo On Puerto
Rico s Habana
vIAJE DIRECTo DESDE PUERTo-RIo0
s A SANTANDER.
SaNdd de Puerto Rico 81 dia 10 dc cddG mss.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuslta con 70
por ciento de rebaja.
A las familias que paguen Ia equivalencie
de pasajes enteros, SO les har& La rebaJs del
10 por ciento. Esta rebaja no Go APPLICABLE 3
los billetes de ida vuelta.
En- Ia Icy 2" clase. Un niiio menor De .
anos en- cada familia, gratis. Los denks me-
nores de aios / de pasaje, de - IL amos no
cumplidcs l pesaje, de II amos oumplidos pa
sale entero.
En- g., prefezencis y g.. ordinaria. On nifo
hasta2 amos gratis. De 2 "a anos ! pasaje,
de 2 4 II amos / pasaje, de II amos en- adelan-
to pasaje eutero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
TLIOS SIPERlORES.

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&C e1Assrs0ssss J os asa awsszass.
asa fAluAAIu y AEAuuA. 60
pSpsNs. sass4&As ! ss@AssAA Sas T~@-
de2 tHsy saaFAsrSs
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
PASAJEs INTERCOLONIALEs.


passjes hace una importAntisimA reduction
los sehores empleados , ofciAles del
E6rdto en- esta islA ) sus fAmilias.
CoxDlCIOMnA
II yaisr Do ias nonSdAs extrAnieras ssrA ninao
por h ARsneiA, de- mAnera cue u Lompaita rccihs
asnprs q noaSAnis Dc - pasAtas asiss q frAa.
cos . % equiyalsRts IN nonsdA eoeEisnAa q tho
que rt;a a u plAsA q sxpsdixlea
cOACMsIONEs,
Ksta AgsneiA sxpids pasAiss de ida vaslsa On
lee vlAies .ssrssl0aa1ss vAdus por tres messs oon
por IN Ano, con IN Is p.S do rsbAiA
4 todA fAniiiA cnyo pAsAls eampais q moa;Ants
de pAsAIea de cAnArAs - 10 concoderA rsbala
de 10 p>S
UnA mismA persona fAniliA no puSde tsner de-
recho 10 vua IAa dos concealones Anies senaAdAA
Les ninos msnofss dc amos iran graIls, de q 8
amos pagArAn 10 SnArla pAEIe us pAAAle. dc Is
Anoa 4 miiAd: de IL eumplidSs sn adelAnts "a.
IAsiArAn pAaAjs entsFa. CnAndS una tAnilaA tenEA
vAFloa mines dc isss ano, solo ase rA KFa-
siA les dsuaAs pAgaEAa IN eaAsto De pasA,s
PAsAJks DE cRIADos.
HAvFs. sszAn d frAacOs ~.
KLETEa
LOa conocimisasos DC eAsEA dsbea ses psussasA.
dos 90 u Akssesa IA dse.da AasslAe4aa, no 81.
Eiilsndose los eHs GAlgaa seliea laxas Dc aFsAs
Pan tsda slAss ds saiornsa asaEsss A Aguass
psiasspAl
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-04
Linea de vigo d Colon.

Retorno de Tenesuela a Puerto Ricc
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
A visit to Gibraltar.

Before saying adieu to Spain the trav.
eler should pay visit to Gibraltar, that
wonderful key TO the Mediterranean. Tho
fortifcations, which are almost impreg-
nable, were begun In a. u. I'll by Takik,
the Moorish conqueror OF Spain, and have
been added TO and improved on from time
to time ever since. aaaas
There Is always an English regiment
stationed at Gibraltar, and good deal OF
pleasant eaycty goes on, but the place is
under martial law and the gates are rig.
Ugly closed at 8 p. m. Perhaps II tho sea.
son Is winter or early spring the traveller
may cross over TO Algeria and Tunis, to
feast on dates and tho little mandarin
oranges and TO gaze wonderingly on the
cosmopolitan population, tbs wandering
Bedouins, fresh from the desert, the half
wild looking Zousves, the swarthy Moors,
sad amongst these eastern personages
goodly sprinkling Of European ladies'. In
the most elegant Of Partisan toilets, aud
men In Light and airy costumes. Cor.
Ban Ffancisco Chronicle
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
RETRosPEcT.
I sss aeAia Tie sassdss asck

sss AeAia The sutsdsa hack
OF sunshins on haS daasky hair,
Tbs round young curves Of throat And noG1E,
Ths faded gown afs used 70 wear.
] Ifsel her timid hand grow cold
Within my own, aEd hear again
Her shy, sweet Whisper - Of old;
'So. not good-byi Anf wisdsrssA0r
rhs gnaried, gray appls trsss. sstlr
With littlo winds, let fall rain
OF pinky bloom all over her,
Home stepping thro' tho long gr~m ioaA
The thrush pipes neiaily, and ssei
She pauscs With wistfui smils
10 wAye Last farewell 20 me,
Btin lingering by tho irysttng stia.
All, swesthesrti that was years ego,
And Time soon taught us TO b. viss,
To laugh at Loves poor. painted AhoN,
And look At Life With clearer eys.
] Joined long since the cynic crowd,
You In q palace overseas,
A tlken Eeauty, pale aud proud, q
Have no such memories a. thaaA
And yet, somshow, I'd like 70 b
4 fool again, and just live thyo'
Ths days wheu you believed IN ms,
And L poor lad, believed In youi
~ Z ".
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13
Cellegs .sTrss Pls.tl.s. /.

Ivy planting and tree planting make
college eommcncements the true time Of
''arbor days" Some love for trees may
bc the result OF tho ceremonies. and arhor
day orators may be produced from the
graduating classes.
Mohave County miner., 1888-10-13

KINGMAN LODGE NO. 7. I. o. o. r.
Meets every Tuesday evening at . so
o'clock in Taggart & Co.'S Hall. visitiss
Srsthren are cordially invited.
FosrEE 8. DENNIS, N. q.
JAMES J. HYDE, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
Killed by Rank Rohhc~s.
A CASHIER SHOT DEAD AND HIS MURDERER sPEEpr
HANGED BY JrpGE LYNCH

A CASHIER sfOI DEAD AND Ills SPEEDILY
HANGED BY JUDGE LYNCH
dispatch from Lines tone Idaho Territory. Jan.
q. says four masked men, ali heavily armed rode
up 10 the door OF the CiZ ms Bank and disnouated
On saturday mornings The leader entered the
bank. and presenting pistol at the head OF the
c ,shier W. j. Reynolds, demanded the cash.
While pretending TO comply Reynolds slammed
the door OF Tn safe 10 and turned the lock He
was at once laid out by outlet from the pistol OF
one OF the Gespcrad0es, which struck him above
the heart, killing him inS; an.ly.
The bank was then ransackei and ALI the money
IN me drawer, some 5000 was taken. An at
tempt was had to open the SAFE but in tbl, he
rooDers iaiied As the sound Of the pistol shot was
heard several people came running toward the
bunk They werr nred upon by three OF the men
WI1 were Oh guard, and Tetreated TO get arms. 10
f,~ moments The town Was aroused and twenty A
orshifty Timed men hurried toward the bank The
robbers were just mounting their horses and a hot
IRE started. Ia which one or the robbers Thos
Evan, was killed outright being snot several tim :
In the head AID body. He was IDENTIFIED as a
ranchman lyiDc near town. In the M lee fDnr
eiihfns we're wounded but not fatally, two receiy-
lnE siv's through The arms and two others being
slightly wUCnaed in the lower extre.ulties the
three spryiyils robbers then rode away with the
booty captured An ex minaiIon of The bank dis
Covered the dead cashier anu a posse OF pursuers
was soon upon the iran OF the lying outlaws who
wee riding raptiy in the direction OF AIoka
Alter about an hours hard pursuit they were sur
rounded, cap ured and taken back 10 Limestone
where Judge Lynch was called GA 10 hold court
Ihe three men we're tried saturday evening
The leader was found gui ~ OF the murder of Rev.
noids, ,nn iorihw rung up. The other two
were placed In charge OF a strong guard a ID
starred Tor Fort Washita, where they will be
turied over u the United states authorities. The
stolen money was recovered. The robbers were
all citizens and cattle raDchers OF the near ue,gh
ooraood and TINS Is not he rirst time that crime
mas pe Traced 10 their doors. brother OF Evan
was und stealing cattle last spring and hanged
oy the Ysgiiantcs, while ano,h T brother a now
a"sisng tS.Sl lor highway robbery IN the Cherokee
smith, Ark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

MEDICAL STUDENTS DELIBERATE SuIcrpR-A
suicide With unusual features was committed bV
Franz Renting, = German medical student, In his
room, at 81. Louis Monday morning. lie was
had wife and two children living In Clinton
County, NO., and came to St Louis to attend medi.
cal lee ureS. HIS progress was not Satisfactory
and, becoming melancholy, he wrote down his
views on LIE and death and made his WILL leaving
hs property TO his family with to
the children given university education q few
dollars 70 charity, and his body 10 the medical COL
lege Tor scientlnc purposes He then ended his lie
with poison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

NATIONAL REPCsLIcAN CONVENTIONAL 8. Clark
son Iowa member VI the Rati0Bal committee, aud
snai,n.an ot the subcommittee having In charge
u"aai Iepuohcah convention, has called meeting
o. lne latter committee at the Grant PACING Hotel
In chicago, beginning Thursday evening Feoruary
y. The members OF the COMMITTED fs..ides the
snairinah, are: fessenden, or Connecticut: Ho-
0srt, OF New jersey; Jones, OF PennsyIyana.
hansSs; howe. OF Nebraska, and Cuney. OF Texas
inls nrst meeting OF the committee WIN be the
iapot.snI one, as II Will be charged with the gen
Tor the convention P'"Aa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
A STRIKERS Verdict Ac.1xsr Nissan. p.e,,.o

A STRIKERS VERDICT AGAINST MISSOURI PACIFIC.
verdict In the damage suit or j. j. McGirry
against the Missouri Pacific railroad IOr prose.
cutting him in connection with the big railroad
strike on GouldS Southwest system two years avo
was rendered IN St. Louis yesterd y, and McGarry
awarded 81 500. McGarry was master WORKMAN
OF Knights OF Labor assembly at st. Louis-the
one TO which most OF the Missouri Pacific shopnen
belonged, and was arrested after the strike for
interfering wi the trains. The case was finaIly
nole pressed, the company deciding not to push
the matter An appeal will be taken by the COM
pany,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
RAILROADS.
1ADM9 ssbed mS II his M. s.pu.rv,s ,sss

DIEDMONT AIR LINE
Il P. s.i A.. psy isr isss
Gordonsville chariostesvte Lynchburs aud stations
eetween AleIaDdria and LynchburF. Blne .Rsdrs
csisrS EOnsfOmsry aud Ne. ori s.' Pullman s
slsspsr w.HshinE.on s e Ss S.,, Sr, e,
ISnchhnrs, Rocky Mount Danviiis and Stations bs-
tween Lynchbars and panyille. 6ree.sborc Raleigh.
Ss, Sa9 sss o.:.n! s.s.. .aS n a.
q OonrsctiOn With Puilm.n slsspers AZ
Tor B.rminShsm. yicssburx, and shTsssport' fnii.
man man. slev, ef panyile ~ C.lpmtaa aud Oharleston
S1d ;rains w.nhnston e Atlanta Does not connect
str.s6urs: and intermesiisse stations. '''
1Rfs.. Dsy Ss
aud Ohio route. Pullman Sleeper and solid Trans
Chsttsnooes, Memphis. Little ROCK. and ali south.
western points. Through Pullman sleepers Washins-
Hoo M~scuthern 'i nISrcs. Daily for Lynch.
burg. DAnyille. Raleigh AsheviIe Chariotta
Columbia, aiken. Augusta Atlanta MONTGOMERY. New
Washington TO New Orleans. Tex 9, Via Atlanta ana
Montsomery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 70 Aiken.
Trslns on shinrfon and Ohio division lesye wash.
X Daily arrive Round Hi II as A Il. and 81
n; Returning leave Round Hin 800 NJ Daily, and
$40 A. NJ and 3:55 r N.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
snd M s Ear. IN
burg 81 10: 40 A. N. aud gao P. n; via Chesapeake
Tickets, sleeping reservation and Information
furnished and baggage checked At office, 1900 Penn
vsnis Railroad. 9th aud SITS JAS L TAYL1R
ta2O General PASSENGER Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
LoUIsIANA's REPUBLIcAN CONTENTION

LoUISIANA'S REPUBLICAN CONvENrION.-The Ion.
lsiana republican state convention was called TO
order at noon In New Orleans yesterday by Gen.
A. s. Badger, the chairman or the State Central
Committee The total number OF delegates elected
was 1913, and there were present 296 delegates
whose elections had not been contested In four
parishes and seven city wards elections OF dele.
gates were contest d. The attendance was fuiIy
500, including delegates by proxies and alternateS
most Of the prominent republicans in the state be-
Ing present. Taos. A. Cage, Of Terre Bonnie, was
elected temporary Chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

KILLED BY HIS STEPFATHER.-Garrett Spaulding.
aged twenty-five, died Monday, in Covfngton, Nv,
from the effects OF pistol shot fired by Oh yer
Seward, bis stepfather. Seward entered his home
Sunday afternoon, and without provo alton, fired
twice at Miss ONe1li, who lived with his family
She tainted from fright, and while Spauicins was
trying TO revive her. the drunken man fired on
him, and afterward fired two Intellectual SHOTS at
another member OF the family before he Was over
powered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

KNoCxEp 0ur.-At Minneapolis, MIMI, the flqhr
between Ike Weir, the Belfast spider, and Tommy
Miller, tn Omaha bantam, took place last evening.
II was 10 be FOR twenty r0undA but Weir Knocked
out Inc bantam In seven rounds Previous TO the
great bout Charlie Gleason knocked out d. w
Webo with ont blow In nve seconds the ouicke.f
knock out On record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

FUNERAL OF GRANDMA GARFIELD.-The funeral OF
Mrs. 4 liza b. GARFIELD occurred al Mentor Monday
plain black but elegant caSket. the only trimmings
being the oxydized silver handles ana the uiate
bearing her name and age: "Eliza b. Garfield
aged eighty-six years" The ceremonies were
brief aud simple The remains were removed TO
Cleveland aud placed in the vault at Lake Vie n
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
DENTISTRY.

CErs OF TEETH ss AND Is A SET: FILLING
- done In the bsst manner. AL work gusrsntes4
DIR T. hoCLAlN 3 .cKs,
3a2O-2f ~ eth 81 ne
Dshrse doors frsIm corusr Of Dsusassry In III 10
6rsuchsA Teeth tnssrsad o. pG 60 Al wovk wss.
~ sxtEacted without pen. By sla VI local application
:' :s s: q ss .s:.A 20 sss - r:s
tssd- o4-4ns
M STAKE PARSONS. DENTIST. ora ST.. con
~ nsr Z nv. Psan prevented IN extrNctinx by aT-
pitcaf5on % guns: etning sud the bcst nlx
s,css'sy sshiaS teeth saved .r'ifs ssssh inssrisd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24

CHAs. A DANA NoNfHATED-The democratic
caucus In Albany last night nominated Chas A.
Dana, OF the New York San, for regent OF the unj-
versity. The republicans had previously mont
Mated Carroll D. Smith. Of Syracuse, who WIN un-
d0ubtediy be chosen.
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The cold has been very severe In Connecticut.
At New Haven sunday morning. the merenrv 49, "a:
below zero and ~ Litchfield I'd below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
SPECIALTIES.

YEARS SPECIALITY INcyYR.
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uterine troubiea paralysis tunsors stcturps e1.tic~
hystar1A rheu.atasa. necrslia chores aud dr.
generally Most extensive electric BATTERIES out~de al
Europe Static electricity through clothinr Re1of-
encea tern!znsns cures an Warrington. IA n RI
NlChOASOh, 0O4 l2th o. nv. cot. u. te-lsas
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PROFESSIONAL.



NINE. ROSS
The reliable Clarvoy ant and Astroogfst tells you the
past present and Born with veal. and has won
derful gifs She has sstonshed people who have con-
suited She eedy marriage. aud bring
the ar~ted together. Her advice Ou.lncss matters
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Your frrends Entire intervlexscon
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q fn- 20 2 m, except SUNDAY; - -,
sttinss so centa aud 81. nth street cars p.ss Tie
door @lot&sp
M ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS or
VI LIFE All business conndel sisi ladses sndssn.
tleinen 30 cents each 4Os street between an -aa
6th streets northwest. so-sU~s
DRoF. CLAY. WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR.
il voyant AstrolorG and sIiritua, Medium Born
With secoId md veil livery hidden mystery
revealed Receivers lost or stolen rrvp~rty. ftpds
hidden tressur~s dive lucky sum6.r. csuses
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aud Wi influenced Cures sickness II disappointed
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
RAILWAY IN THE CITY.
WHAT the Baltimore and Ohio and
Pennsylvaaia Roads Want.

1HE TESTIMONY TAKEN BV THE SENATE sUB-Drs-
rEicr coHsrrrEE-sTArENEsrs OF OFFICIALS OF
TIE TWO ROADS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-24
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOGBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EOITIpNESr
IN EFFECT tECEMBEh ia ISS- -

T'HE dREA PPENxsv,v.x1. porrr
TO THE NORTH. MEsr, AND sQUTHwEsr.
STEEL MILF II fss
For pit.sburs and the Vest chieasS Limited Express.
line 80 d.ils q ene s and rs 81 i sn.s
ses to
%essrn ws ssspSs Car g
Cars shhstos to chicaso and < LOUIS ana en-
cert Saturday, Harrisburg to Cleveland, connecting
"a: daily. f. Pitts6urv and the West. with through
isp +. PSfoMs serf R < ffao11S
1905 pm daily s.ceSt sssp,i sauH w; N ps
Cars Washington TO Rochester.
For :s5 E, sssnfa 40 900 il 90. an.
fn$asy s0G IL q t an.n fs:isl
and ) As pm daily "'- N''' eN'' 'u"0A''
Fer sssSa Without a
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex. afford
as s SIss ssnss e s HSsi e.y
For r6aase ~ o. $40 q 800 go ia and 1so am
ma q Limited Esprs:. Ss.lor and iI Din
For stY :ss. sss 90 n f.S
40 1000, an "a Il tI a:iS On t saG:
For 800 ie1G Inc 'Pa & sna 40 pm dahl,
except sunday
For sas sss ssss;
ALExANnRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL,
T T5s 'R AhR oAtbExANDklA AND WASHING
FOR sa'ns sSS s Sos Ssot 81 dsd sos
1872 1872 and j! S So S sunday md sSS Ss7
tss EssSsss shs g sss,
D.n
SUNDAY siS AZ? 81 ga am. 'o 3d. e." si e.
neI Of 18Th street and and
Sagssse to destnation FROM hotels and resdsnee
General Manager. tn1sl Gen Passenger Agent.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 20, 1887
LE AZ IVA yEAsHISsTeN FROM STATION. CORNER
For chicago and Northwest EXP, a.iiy 10 IS m.
q Fer Cincinnati and St Louis EXP. daily 2 80 and
o For pittsburs and Cleveland EXP. daily 10 80 am-
For PPhhilaaei phi Nwark. and WmnstOn. 1880,
Oh s b.aRn nsss and Phil
snserS and ana poiut "a
For BsisInSss 'Se SsS gu 20 s. B? %
W. DID t4l-1llnute trAnA 800, Am
aa9i 80 : 559 S;4S 80, $40 and 80 m
$40 sao' sS as and sp IL So sm 2s'
For Annapolis. 40 and 30 am, - 10 and 4: 30
pm on Sunday, 8 80 am, :40p pm, Leave Annap-
oils, 40. $50 am. 1905. $3.50, 630 pm Sundays
For Way stations between Washington and Ba..i.
more 20. 40, 3 80, am. 1910, $3.50, 40 q Is
sn 20 39 Pm pm on Sundays. $50 am. 80. $50
For Stations on Metropolitan Branch. 70 IS am.
s. ~ Am: r. 20 pm for principal stations oply;
stations ~'
For Gathersburx and intermediate points "a. 30
m. tl2 80 pm. IS :35 til ;20p.m-
$1,000 pm fsA'
Church trains leave Washington ON Sunday only a,
4: 10 pm. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For FREDERICK. ts,4o am. t2 80 pm, Is :aoa
Trains arrive from ohicSso ds sn g So pm an,
5:45 pm; from Cincinnati and St Louis daily & 3n
am and 2:23 pun from Pitssburg. daily Z 20 ain
From Philadelphia. Chester and Wilmington To-
Am, 2:20, 40 and 9 30 m, daily and II so pm
From Singerly and intermediate points north OF BAL
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington a. $40
6:25. $3.50. 7:20. 80 9:0a 10 90 am. I3.i5 40.
300, 4:lO, 500, 600 $50, 30 80 ana IN 90 n
IN On Sundays, 80. Z 20, 8 :05 10 zoo am .36H
'a a,ee p9 s SSS $780, SG s:a2 and
dences orders left at Ticket Once Siy aud i3si
W. NJ. CLEMENTS. Manager.
MI Z. H. LORD, General Passenger Agrnt
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TIE MYSTIC SHsISE.-Aimas Temple the local
Dranch OF the ancient Arabic order OF the Mystic
shrine Is making preparations for a gala time AT
It's meeting ON Monday evening or next week. ON
that occasion The imperial poIentate or the order
Tor the United states and Canada. Sam Briggs, OF
Cieselahd- Ohlo VIII pay Almas Temple an 0ificial
visit, and the ritu i will then be exempltjjed in
ample form. IL Will be remembered that on the oc-
casloa OF imperial PoJentate Briggs visit one year
ago ne was escorted by some three or four hun
dred members OF Mecca Temple, OF NV YORK, who
brought with them their parap lernalia, costing
several tnouSand dollars, and rully eXempufied
the ritual, when nearly sixty OF the most promi-
heRt members OF tn Masonic fraternity, including
the late Ben: Perley Poore, received the order So
huch time Is required In making preparations for
working" the order that IL Is conferred but once
or twice year. Sew RAJ rehearSas have already
been held, and meeting viii be held on SATURDAY.
evening next 10 make nnai operations and select
the candidates VINO are 10 be favored on Monday
night following.