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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-05
Bell At Moline.

MIR, George W. Ninton, president of
the Cleveland club at Moline, was in the
city today disseminating the good news
that there is to be n grand democratic
rally al Moline tomorrow night, which
will be addressed by Hon. Andrew J
Bell, the democratic candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. Mr.. Vintou extends
cordial invitation for the democrats OF
Rock Island to attend
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-05
SunstrOke

James Ryan, a laborer. was overcome
by the heat on Thirty first street and
Fifth avenue this afternoon and was
taken to st. Luke's hospital 1t Is not a
very serious case.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-05

Some people are so timid that they
bolt at the approach of storm, and then
the thunder bolts, too.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-07-05
LOCAL NOTICES.


Blrkenfeld's for ice cream.
Mexican sherhert with milk shake at
Hartz Il Bahnsens.
The best ice cream and the finest fitted
parlors in the tri-Cities at Birkenfeld's.
John Evans keeps grass seed, millet
seed, baled hay, straw and chicken feed
Insure in the Boylston Insurance CO. of
Boston, Mass. organized 1872 Assets
nearly 81 900, 900. f W. Hurst, agent,
Office over Rock Island National Bank.
The c. X |. d p railroad will sell ex-
cursor tickets to all stations July and
/ at a single farr for the round trip
Tickets good for return passage on OF
before July )
Bsrth Bsbcoek, Dentists.
No, l'24 Second avenue Special stten
tion paid to saving the natural teeth and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
GEORGETOWN.

SHOT Four DEER.-Dr. Appleby, DIR. Becker
and one or two other weli-known citizens of
Georgetown, who are enthusiastic sportsmen
when they can find the time to indulge the
taste, returned yesterday from their hunting
trip to West Virginia. having pretty thoroughly
explored the Cheat river section and its vicin-
ity, written up and illustrated by Porte Crayon
(Strother) in Harpers Magazine some years
ago. The party had fair success. They shot
four deer and bagged a large quantity of
smaller game.
STREET IMpRovEMrSTs.-M street is berg
patched from the VI street bridge westward
A much needed Improvement is at present
under way, that of constructing a new side
walk ON NJ street. between 29th and 30th
streets. Other sections of Georgetown side
walks are much in need of the same treatment
WASTING PoToMAC WArEa-An information
was filed in the Police Court this morning
against the Washington and Georgetown rail-
road company, charging waste of Potomac
water in the stables on VI street. Mr. c. c..
Sailer appeared for the company and paid a
fine of IS.
NOTES.-The ladies in charge of the festival
In aid of the Catholic union held meeting at
the union rooms last evening and completed
arrangements for the entertainment TO be held
Wednesday and Thursday evenings next See
advertisement-Co has been made
that mischieyous boys have been destroying
trees in Rock creek woods by setting fire 20
them.-Lieut. of Police Redway is yet confined
to his bed.
GRAIN REcEIPrs.-Canal boat Loudoun ar
rived with 1850 bushels of wheat for G. L.
Dunlop.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT Z
A. M.-Great Falls. temperature, AZ: condition.
"a; receiving reservoir, temperature, a: condi-
ton at north connection, 36; condition at south
connection. SO; distributing reservoir. temper
allure, 40; condition at infuent gate-house, Sc;
condition at efnuent gate-house, Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
Still A CHANCE.

You purchase stylish suit. comfortable over
VIII sell youths suits, sizes Is to 16, 1t half price.
Fer s.,%ple slo suit for 90 children'' suits TO-
stated before to the public. We are going out Of
ments to our present Of Cent? Funishing Goods
BY january !, 1850. Consequently we are making
for rs dispose q oar ssofk 4. ISGP 8 Rosks
1217PA. sve. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On wednesday Of this week We win have unpacked
800 Fine 8pF1ng Suit, which sold for 41350 mp TO
go per suit We WI cloae them out ct the low nSuFe
Of THO per Su3k Ne know these suits ara 3 Htt1o
', .sss ,.,''- : ~ : =; Se s.Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

A witch.
she ID witch, and mighsx Won
She knows Il,
Although no one, 70 watch her, would
Suppose g.
Her look dsmurs, her manner ~, F
Are Charming. 1f
But havoc with mes's hear0 shs Dakns
A1nrminG.
she seems - chndnke, innocsns
And artlonn, ..
Dut IN her victins surely 0na
Shes hsokG1sx
Ds1srs knsw ne =, ulsuA.
rs.ass ~ z: "a
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EoR RENT

Il 637 Pa. ave. Q. e., Sc.
store ll12 Conn. ave-. ..6t
ASy 9th ST.. ST., MI, 4(
32 G. 1T. Sc, Or. .ld3(
46 l. 81. NV. 6r..,...l5.3(
81 18th q. ne. Or. ~
once room rear 027 r. &c
Sig l3th6n.e., Dr., ". kg. AZ
1871 9th st. n.ws 5r..,.1 II
s ss8s 8 3 i, fla p. Ia r r
ne-lm 9XQR1GlIE0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
EQR RENT

V,oR RENT-THE FINE NEW THREE-sroRY
u aud Basement house, 1874 II st. n. W: $40 per
month A p. PARDON,
dit I.,.,6 y street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

k lSlsssErD R z Asss; TOUCH ro....ssu,,
AND DURABILITY.
Special Attention Of purchasers il invited TO our
"New Artistic Styles" finished in designs OF
- HlGHEsf DECORATIvE ART
SECONDHAND PIANOS. fine assortment of
prominent makes at all prices. PIANOS FOR RENT
WIN. KNABE, q CO.,
my1 81 Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

TIME PIANO AND ORGAN QUESTION
IL Catalogues, prices terms and other information
desired by those contemplating the purchase OF
PIANO or an ORGAN cheerfully given upon applics-
ton. SANDERS STAYMAN,
oc1-3m 934 ST. n ",
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

1905 yylie 1t. n.e,5r. g. SO
l375, . By: g; ne ,,ss 5r e $ *
LIZ Ter. e., Or. .9.3Q
1852 Nillefss CT. sc. 6R.8
COS Callan st ne. Or. %
M. l210Iet. s.e.. &.- ..7
Stable rear Dis lst. 10
lx0&x WYt1s It ne ~. 90
.l3l3 Nyiie ne. y1eor. 10
3 DRADL8y.o37 INV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

EOR RENT
o12 y 50. NV. .si66.t
Mass ave. and 10th 81. |:
el4 llthst. NV. 12r. II
l2Ot y St NV. lar.
1911 2Oth 81. n. W, Or. 4
ll03 II st. n. w.. Tor. 1
xOl5 Y -. NV, Sr....t
32s Ind ave. Itr....-..f
13l Nd, ave. n e., Ilr. !
111 18th st. NV, 81 I
1ll3 DE sales ct /, Or
1913 18TH n-w.,13r so I
x>l 4 Cap. ST. 1lr. so
4O3 u ST. NV. Tor.
651 Z. Cap. ST, 1lr. 40.
24O2 Pa. ave n W., Or. :.
226 A 81. Sc. lOr....
1904 II 81. n. ", gr. -.
114y2lstst n W. 9r. b.
416 Sd q. n W. To-.
503 y 81. sc, Or.
4O1 X 81. NV. IT,.
Alb 4th ST. q e., Tor. :.
22ls 9th ST. n W, Tor. =.
100 10Th 81. NV. 7r- :,
40 n st. n-ws sr...--.--.
SS N 81. ne. 1r-.........'
S3e Sd ct. n. W., 7r. %
2.l25 18th sf. n. W, Or :
21s Arthur Pl, Or. %.
63l Mass. av. ne, 6r-23-
1904 16thst NV, 6r25.i
Nj. Pleasant, sr
20O6 18th ST NV, 1r2.
1915 Linden st., IT,.
1909 Md ave. sw.. 12r-
ga Mass. ave. NV
l422 Bd'y ave. n.y.-20-
l7l3 9th st. NV, ~. 90
41e 3D. 81. a q, 8 =. %.
AZ 5se &.a !r-:;.;a=;-ss.;S,-
ii ~ st. 4 4. ". N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

PARLoR CAns m PHuADELPnIA ON the B. q
O. Limited Express trains Quicker time than
via any other 6ne.-Adk1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

For fun list apply to wESCoTT q WILCOX
dl 1907 Pa ave. NV.
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EOE RENT

EOE RENT
II l234 Mass. .l5rS12
1861 p 81. NV Eft
So llth st. NV. llr...7
sU9 llth at. r.w., l1r...7
49, 9Th 81 NV. 12r. -
lIuS l. st. NV. llr 10. >
2OlO d st. NV, S-......3
100 9Th st. NV. sr. g
.'Ol | 81. NV. 9r.. ~ i
1916 I -. n. W, Sr So. 8
BUS Maine ave, Tor -, .
Cor. LIST and y sts.s.w.,5
lO12 9TH st. ne, Or. los
dI-3t' A. s. {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

perfect in workmanship elegant in styles; low in
price Fine stock preparatory to the Holiday open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

= s e AsD IzvfazooL agT nn.e g,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

NOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY ON PENN
sylvana ave. se., new brick building, containing
an elegant store room, with complete dwelling on
second moor Tine cellar and all mod impt small cash
payment, balance on long time. /.
SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY,
n15-1m y27 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

COS X st-n- e. s26
, aO3 Bd'y ST. W, 1Or$23
6l0 n st. n. C.. ar.....,:2..50
J 142s il st. NV, Or. .2O.3O
/, 133l 9TH II. NV, Or. rs 30
, los VT. ave, Or. 20. 30
, 1O0 ~ st. s.w.. 1r. IL. 40
, .522 l4th ST. s.v., Or. 1875
Z scott ave II. W. 6r......15
} 24l2 9TH st. NV, Or
J 2223 Cleyel'd ay,. Or. ..13
26l9 / st n. W, 5r. 1880
Z 1910 5. Cap. st., Or. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Tor sALE-,MosT sUBsTANTIALLY-BUILT AND
ioc., very handsome new 12room residence; desiraoy
e AZ s DETAILS t pce moderate sTS1esR
sISsilsai order; street., near 10Th Street street: to-
Ply sIHs fffR fHs P Ees s1e ser di sp
NQR sALE-A THREE-sTORY AND BASEMENT
e SSessdssss fsn sf ana
val ai 81 at either & q
dene sAiE7 7oins OF The HAND.oMEsT RESI-
inss. LIGHT ventilation. and especial sdsptsSity for
@ ps
House he. Is rooms baths, spacious closets &C. 4
iasmshed 0A's Dqsa w Il iss.f fsf f!sYfsn
On ss
side between Thomas and Scott circles. The owner,
sh
and handsome furniture desired or would lease to
'' ''' VI . ]. b winner, 1913 st.
c The two above properties Will be sold at slight ex-
dist JB winner, 1913 Fl st.
FoR SALE BARaAIN-3;sToRY AND BASE.
1sh ST. csek .pens With sses building on
Alley On whieA there is stable 900; 3story and
Wi sold At bargain sa Rs wv asfi Co. 3 NV
FOR sALE1DogBLE HOUSE, 34-FT.. FRONT,
al mod s pree o To tesm and 10 os sum
ply on premises between and pm. W. J. NEWTON
FOB sLE-sIx. ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
Ceyelshd ave. 1880. House on Ct, near I'd u.
W: &oOOO House and two lots, 3Sx1 10 feet on Sth
g. ne, near st.; only $4,000. J. r. HEREFORD,
l4%3x st. div
E0R SALE-A BARGAIN-11-ROOM HOUSE AND
Il T,oOO feet OF land. for $500, in Mt Pleasant.
j. Il. HEREFORD,
div 14231x st.
TOR sALE-JUsT PUT ON THE MARKET-THAT
j. BLOCK q elegant houses !St6 and sts
most substantial manner: three stories and finished
basement brownstone and pressed brick fronts;
terror cabinet finish, with walls and ceilings hand
somely decorated in the latest style. ALBERT f..
fox, go + st. n. W. d1-6t
Tor SALE-CHEAP-A GOOD SIX-ROOM BRICK
16d h Ss w ~ all modern mProvsments lot l6 BY
Iwo six-room Brick Houses on st.. between Sd and
room Brick House on St, between ~ and 9th SITS /;
P Prsme snS stabs oRy good
400; Two small Bricks with good LOTS 2:,5 and
SY1 st. s:w.; &l3 each. A good business Corner,
1923 ~ st.; six rooms: all modern improvements;
good cellar and stable; rents S25 per month"; price
$4,000; 81, 800 cash balance in one and two years
dl-3t' G. II. PARKER, AZ and K SITS. sw.
EOR SALE-HOUSES-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-FURNIsHED-T HOUSE OF THE
late Chief Justice Waite; 10 rooms; elegantly and
completely furnished. Also 1913 r. ave.; IL rooms
locaton unsurpassed For permit to inspect apply to
JAMES A. BATES & co, 14O7 st. NV nI7-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01

EoR SALE-641 MASS. AVE. NE, RS, "a, 800;
Il 18th st, bet and o. 10 rs, 30, 600; q Clifton
St, Cap Hill $1,000, Lots-p ST. bet; 9Th and 9Th,
7room Bricks So 500 and s3 that will be sold
on very easy terms. A. s. CAYwOOD, go 9th St
q. W. lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-01
EOR SALE-HOUSES-
~ nrx NrII a 90

+ By WILLS CO., 1925 New York Ave-
s.. NV, ten rooms, press brick. bay window mod
teen Tooms press brick al modern imPrOye1nents.
large House and stable lot 125I27O, or will change
for city property, ad66 900 Clifton st. eleven
eleven rooms press brick bay window, ali modern inn,
provements near Dupont Circle, splendidly furnished
one-fourth cash. 10000 ST. NV. ten rooms and
bath, press brick modern improvements, lot 2OxlOO
to alley, 800. st NV, anew nine-room press
from 81 200 up to 81, 600. Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

LARGEsrOCK OF yICTORIAs. FAMILY CAR.
RIAGES. sIDE-BAK BCGGIES. AND PHAg.
Tons. GREATEST VARIETY AND LOWEST
PRICES IN THE CITY. A FEW SECOND.
HAND VICTORIAN. LANDAULETTS. AND BUG
GIES. REPAIRISG AND kEPAiNTING Ar
LOWEST PRICES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

ported here vet and I've been here oil
The morning. There's only ono charge
Of fowl-stealing TO DO heard now. and
that's all for to-day.
"But the detective said he was coming
on hero nt once, and j must attend as
witness" urged the ieweller. as BIO went
10 the door and looked eagerly up and
down the street for the cab. He stood
at that door for longtime, hut IN VAIN
Neither detective nor prisoner ever APP
peared again. At last, when the nnhap-
py little man could no longer Goubt that
he he, the a,tute. the clear-sighted
David Roberts been cleverly
swinded by three adroit rQgues ont of "A
gold brooch, diamond ring, ond E39 IN
hard cash. he sat down and cursed the
dav he was born. lie had fallen into
trap which, when he thought over IT
aftcrwarl, seemed too transparent to de
ceiye q child and worse even than the
serious pecuniary loss, was the bitter re-
Election that he had been deceived at
last.
lie circulated THROUGH tho Medium OF
the police a description Of tho scoun-
drcls, especially Of the sham detective,
who was evidently the instigator and
prime mover in the whole affair, and
went back to his shop sadder and a
wiser man. Although pride withheld
him from publicly disclosing the iraud
OF which be had been the victim, the
secret vas not long in licking out in
provincial town, where everybody knew
everybody else's business, and the ironi-
cal coincidence or open exultation Of his
neighbora over the man who had so often
boosted Of his penetration being himself
taken in at last drove him to the verge Of
frenzy. At tho same time this treat
ment gave additional strength 10 hrs re-
solution that if ever no met any Of The
sUindlers again he would spare no pains
or expense in bringing them TO justice.
lie felt certain chat he would DO able to
identity them. for bis memory for faces
vas very good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

sure. though, you're mistaken. ms
fellow never tried to get anything ont OF
me. and to quite settle the question
mil Godfrey. triumphantly, lifting the
flap OF his writing-table, " he was wait
ing half an hour for me, with the keys In
this davenport, and, though l had LETT
twenty pounds in notes, as well as SIX
sovereigus in this drawer, besides checks
and other things, there's nothing miss
ING. II he had been your man OF course
he'd have walked off with the lot. Now,
what do You say, Dalrymple ?"
81 say what I've always said, has
friend answered, quietly; "you are too
hastv in bestoving your confidence.
some day you'll find yourself taken 10,
and then, perhaps, you will acknowledge
the truth Of what / say.
Godfrey only laughed in his light
hearted way, and nothing moro WAS seen
or heard of Mr.. Mortimer, contrary TO
CAPTAIN Dalrymple's expectations. But
Godfrey was surprised to receive the
next evening a telegram from mis- uncle
dated Paris
"Have changed my mind, and am
coming back overland. Will write. DO
not 20 to London until you hear again
from me, as l may stay here few
days"
Such n sudden change 10 his uncle's
plans was unexpected and astonishing
under the circumstances. Godfrey had
always believed Sir Horace TO be q man
Of firm and inhe1ible will and not likely
to vacilate in such manner. Yet there
was the telegram, and to diregard 1t
would be absurd.
He must defer going to London until
he heard again from the General, and
then it would doubtless be manifest that
his uncle had good reasons for this
alteration in his route which he could
not intrust 10 telegram. Still, think
ING OF the valuables which the old man
had in his possession, be was conscious
that he would feel relieved when his uncle
was safely in England. But that he
feared to wound the Independent spirit
of the old soldier he would have gone to
meet him in Paris, but he did not like
70 do so unasked. knowing that Sir
Horace was very impatient OF anything
like interference.
Careless Godfrey would not have dis
missed the subject of his uncle's change
Of plan so lightly had he guessed that
the telegram was a forgery, and ema-
mated from a scheme coDcocted IN the
subtle brain Of Mr.. AlFernon Mortimer,
who was just what Captain Dalrymple
had designated him-a common swlndier
Proftine by thc accident OF the keys
being in tie Captains escrtore, q very
brief study OF Godfrey's correspondence
had suggested to his mind plan OF
which the simplicity was only surpassed
bv the audacity. he, Algernon Morti-
mer, would 60 TO meet Sir Horace Mt
Gravesand and tighten his responsible
ties by taking upon himself the care Of
the Ranees Jewels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
H.eHnnn ElIxir.



DR.. n. Mozloy's Lemon Elixir is prepared from
tho fresh Juice ~ lemons, c0mblnol with other
vegetable liver to1ics, clthartics, aromatic
stiinulduts, ana bl"u- purifiers.
Oceuts and "a per bottle. sold by druggists
generally, and ~ nli wAole'a!o druggists.
Prepared only BY n. Motley, VI. d.. Atlanta,
Ga.
For biliolsness and constipation tako Lemon
Elixir.
For Indigestion and foul stomach tako Lemon
Elixir
For sick and nervous hesiache take Lomon
Elixir.
For palpt;a Ion Of the heArttako Lomon Elixir.
For slesplessnes and NERVOUSNESS tak3 Lemon
E,izlr.
For loss Of appetite and debility tako Lemon
Elixir
FOR fevers. malaria, and chus, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir viii not fall you In any OF tho
abOye-namcd di5e1acs al Of which arise from "a
torpid or Diseased liver and stomach or kidney q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
l.. Il. SALE.

~ lAA hi AA+tf ANlsls
900 roun 81 IMPORTED CAsIlLGsoApa' ..t,
10 pns GENUINE lMtURILD BAY L-aat
100 pints NORWEGIAN CoD-LlVEH OIL 50
Sc;
i5c. vii tuy CARRIERS, DAFlDr cr b.''-
DRETH PILLS;
10. Will buy FRAYSERS NERVE ANJ I.'.
iINlNENl.
-. will bay JUNIPER TAR FOR coils.
TO- win buy VALENTINES HEATJrICf.
&c. Win buy WiEruS BEEF, "lHt. $50
IRON:
sc. Will buy PlERcE's MEDICAL DirC,' p
ny;
&c VIII buy AYERS or HOODS stas. ..
AlLLA;
10. will buy SIMMONS LIVER G-o A..
TOR;
fi.25 will buy SWIFTiS SPfClFlc-iarge.
Sc. VIII buy WlLBOB5 CJD-LlFEAOlt '.l
LINE:
4Oc. viii buy an %, COD-LlyER EMIt,i.|'
6oc. viii buy sOZODONI. 100 besttsaH.
&c. VIII buy MEADE g BAhEKs CAaa..lc
NOLTH-WAsh:
g. Will Buy WAANEKS SArg All 81
CURE.
sllO VIII buy FELLOWS SYRUP nYrorI.,-
PNllEs.
i0c viii bay ALLCOCKs POROUS iA-r
%. val buy f9ar pounds b Esp MIXED ...J
SEED:
- 55c. will buy LAZElLES, VIOLET. or LAS 80.
DER WATERS worth sl-t8 bes. $3.50
fumes -0li:
600 haf-pin, bottles 3 Az RUM ai.s't
% gross TOILET SOAP et Jlc. a ccLeu.
a. Will buy LOONEN.S HAIR BRUSH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

euro all Coughs, COILS. lloar8ene~, Sore Throat,
bronchitis. Pneumonia, and all Throat uli
Lung diseases. Frico - cents. SOD b. drug.
gists. Prepared only by DR.. n. Motley. Atlanta,
ga. o. f-5uSltr
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN ErFEcl April, 90 1893

OF SfW JEEsfS Sy fpf kSb bt5s sfk Spefks
for Sncaso and Northwest express daily 10 55A
. For Cincinnati and St. Louis. express daily . .ui
for Pdt'sburs and Cleveland express daily 10 ssA
Ior Lexington and Local Stations, 40: loan
for PhiladeJhia, Newark. and Wilmington. 30 q
Ior in,erInedi.te points. eeiween Baltimore ana
f3r sinserly and intermediate pOints 81 30 Am.
tG1 fs ssq e sss
trainl $500 80 IS 30 80 8 As IS and
2os so On ssS. sss 5s ss SIS 8 =, ana
For Annapolis. $40 and s 30 NJ 1910 and 10
p nam; on s an 30 An 35 Pm Leave An.
days $50 am. 4 10 pm.
more. s, 6:to, ) 80 IN, II 10 80 Is e;45 pm.
on s sundays 80 "a, IN; 10 80 3D. 3d.
m 9 = N for pringipal stations only, 10 10 am.
For iaithSr-burs and Intermediate popt. ,aam-
tie 30 "a 40 s5:3s. II l. 20 p "a. '~~
For Boyd's and intermediate stations. ~ pm. go
Church train leaves washineton on Sunday only ss
30 pm, stopping at al stations ON Mstropoltaa
;, For Frederick tIo:Io am- "a. - 81. 1850 pm.
Tor Havsr-town. ITO 10 An and IS .3opm
For Luray aud points on the shenandoah Valley X
p m from Cincinnati and 81; Joui. daily 20 :. N.
and 100 .. IL; irVm Pittsburg daily 20 N 5;l5
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington lo.4S
m. : 80: 10 and g:o3 :. m daily
BsIt,%Ore . 10 N d1y and m sunday snS
80: rs. 8. s:O5 10 S45minute trs6l ii ss5emin.
ute train q m; l2;lo. 2. 3 4ilo :, q. $3.50, eilA
~ f ii5 ni ~ Sns. So So and Il
bsss .re s sad Tor .Da sheessS and
denoes On orders left At ticket Offices ois aud ASA
" II CLEMENTS. cHAs o scuLL
ap30 Gen Manager Gen Pass Asent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-23
RAILROADS.
DTEpMoNT AIn uNk

IDfEDMONI AK LINZ
$50 A M@S:ss I:ss n Ssl 5 i ass x.rr-e,.
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sisrpss S.sissssSs % Neg Stis.as.n' ra'n''
loiis.viis. eordossyliS ss.sien. dhs. Ohio RoS.~
~ nchburs, Rooky Mount pSnville and ssseons he
tween Lynchsps ana p.ny,lls er.snsserO. k.ls<A
BAN. GoSsso@sry. New orlssns TsIss ana oaiiforniS
Pullman sieeper Sew York % NcnsomerI, q oonsss-
sSS w Nth Pa%sn sss % e sss
burg and shreveport Pullman sisrp-r D.nvtIis 70
Columbia and Charleston solid trims ws~hinston 70
AuAntA Doe not connect for g and q routs points
? IS p. M.-DRily. ercept Sunday. for Manssas
hirs burg, and intermediate statlons.
ooEdon.viile. chsri0t,sssiiis. Louisvis Cincinnsa
snd summer resorts ON and near line OF Cheszpseke
and Ohio route Pullman slsegsr, and Solid Ir.ins
Chattancosa, Menphia Little Rock. and ~ sopth-
western pontsl Through Pullman sleepsrs Washins-
II 90 P.M--souihsrn EIrrr-s Daily for Lynch.
ourg. Danville Raleigh, Asheviia Charlotte, oolum-
hiA Aiken Augusta Atlanta MoDusOmery. Nev Or
lngton 20 New Orleans. Texas, va Atlanta and Mont
gcmery; Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave wan
lnston 300 AN Daily rNc-pt sunday. and s,S5 T.
Al Daily; srrve Round Hill II As An aud 7:2l p
aa hre,Irnins leave Round Hlli 900 M Daily end
s;:ioA.M. and \. SIS Pm.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan.
and S5 PM via East tennessee. Bristol aud Lynch
and Ohio route ma chs.iSs,s.vsiis 1t Gao IN
I1ckets sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and basnrsse checked at Office 1900 ienn
San,s Railrosd. ON aud d ia JAS / TIYIoR '''
I 'e4 General Passenger Agent