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The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-05
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASH GTON RAILROAD
Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
schedule in effect Nov. is, 1883.

schedule IN erect NOV. is, 1855,
Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue and street.
=. For CHIoAGo and Northwest, Vestlbuled Lin.
tied express daily s.55 a. m, express Dos p. IN.
daily.
For C1NotNNArI and st. Louis, express daily
800 and lilo p. m.
For PrrsBuRG and Cleveland, Vestbuled
Limited express daily S.55 a. m. and express 0Oo
p. m. daily.
For LEXINGTON and Local Stations, no 10
am
For BALTIMORE. 800 $40. GAO. $50, $50. 0.45,
HOO 45-nnute train a. M, 1210 . %. 1916, Do
minute train), 3.25. 4.30, d.35. 800 6.45 100 40
and 1l.3O ., IN. sundays, $50, $50, 04o a.
m, 1.15, 20o, 3.25, AGO. 4,35, 645, 73O, 9.45 and
11.50p. m.
For ANNAPOLIS, $40 and $40 a. M, 2.1O and
$50 p. m. On SUNDAYS, s 30 a. m, 4.s5 p. m
Ii fave Annapolis $40 S31 a. m, 1905, 4.10 p.
sundays, o.37 a. M, alO p IN.
FoR WAY STATIONS between Washington and
Baltimore, 800, $40, $50 a. M 1910, 325 ABS,
$40 II 30 p IN. ON Sundays, $50 a. m, 1.15, 3.25,
43o, 6.45, l1.3O p. IN.
For STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch,
t0S5, SOLO a; M, s1.lS p. M, for principal sta
tions only; tlO.1O, a. m, f4S5 aud 1880 p. m.
FoR GAITnERsBuRG and intermediate points,
1000 a. IN, 1880 ti.dO, '5.35, t11.20p. IN.
Fon BoYD's and intermediate stations, 200 p.
M, $1,000 p. m.
CHURCH TRAIN leaves Washington on Sunday
politan Branch.
FoR FREDEmoK, t1O1O a. M, t4.35 and 1880 p.
m. Sundays, 1.15p IN.
For HAGERsTowN, tl0.10 a. m. and 1890 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE from Chicago daily s.35 a. IN.
and 9.35 p. m; from Cincinnati and ST. Louis
daily GEO a. m. and 1.b5 p. M; from Pittsburg,
1885 u. M, +7.20 and F935 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE Baltimore for Washington at
$40, GEO. $40. 72O, 500 (45-minute train, 900,
905, 1000 (45-minute train M 10 To- 200, 800,
40, 800, 500 $50, 500, 1000 and 11.00 p. m. on
sundays, BIO, $50, 500 900, 9.05, 1920 II. M;
115 200, 40, 500, $50 500 1000 and HOO p. IN.
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
For PHILADELPHIA and Wilmington, daily, s. 10
q. m, 205, 40 and 11.30 p. m. Buffet Parlor
Cars on the $40 q. m. and I20 p. IN. trains,
Sleepings Cars on the i1.30 p. M, open at 900
p m.
For INTERMEDIATE POINTS between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, $3.50 a. m, %2,O5 and "a 80
p m.
From PHILADELPHIA and Wilmington, daily,
6.30, IL. 10 a. m, $50, $3.50 and Hoop IN.
Except sunday. @Daily. SUNDAY only
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket offices, GIG
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
W. M. CLEMENTS, CHAS. o. SCULL,
Gen. Manager Gen. Pass. Agt
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pettiooats for Wet weather.

From ne N6W York Telegram.
English ladies have adopted SWEET weather
petticoats." They are made Of ordinary
wooden material, lined for the depth of half a
yard with fancy waterproof stuff, SO that,
however wet and damp day it may be, the
wearer will stand no risk of catching cold by
q wet skirt dabbllng around her feet in the SUI,
premely uncomfortable manner which skirts
have on pouring wet day. These aud the
CATERS which many women have also adopted
usually made to match the color Of the dress
go long way toward making a women as
careless OF the weather as man.
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Address Registered Letters TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

pEMEMREP That the presence Of Generals
lNLh LIN DIN Beauregard and Early, who
are all equal, aud thar no ono car possibly di'
vine what rumber will draw Prize,
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment Of
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President OF an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized In the highest
Courts therefore, beware OF all limitations and
all anonymous schemes"
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Chesapeake and Ohio Route.
schedule in eject SEPT, 10, 1883.

Schedule IN object SEPT, TO, 1858,
Trains leave Union Depot, sixth and d streets
1O.57 a. m.-FoR NEWPORT News, Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, daily except sunday. Ar
rive In Norfolk p. IN.
11ola .m-FoR stations ON the Chesapeake
and ohio In Virginia Wost Virginia and Ken.
lucky. daily except sunday. Sleeping cars Cliff
ion Forge to Lexington, KY
$50 d. m.--EASr WESTERN EXrREss daily.
solid train. with pullman Buffet Sleeping cars
To louisville; Pullman service To Cincinnati, st.
Louis, Memphis and New orleans
once, 5l3 Pennsylyan9 avenue,
ii. w. FULLER
Gen, Pass. :. 49,:
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RAILROADS.
Tho Great Pennsylvania Route
TO toe North, West and southwest.

10 toe Nortn, west ana southwest
Double Track. Spiendid Scenery.
steel Raih. Magnificent Equipment.
IN EFFEor DECEMBER 3, 1888.
Trains loav Washington, from station corner OF
sixth and streets, as follows:
=, Fon PiTTSDugG and the West, chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Vestibued Cars nc n 80 Il m
daily; Fast Line, 0 80 a m daily to Cincinnati aud
~. Louis. with sleeping cars from Pittsburg to
Cincinnati. and Harrisburg TO 50 Louis: daily
except saturday, to Chicago, with Sleeping Car
Altoona TO Chicago. Western Express at 40
pm daily, with Sleening Cars Washington ~
uS,nioago ana ~ Louis, connecting daily 90
and Memphis, Pacific Express 1000 p m daily
Tor Plttsburg and the w ST, with through
sleeper to Pittsburg. and Pttsburg to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For ERIE, Canandaigua and Rochester daily;
i ~ buualo and Niagara daily, except Saturday,
Rochester.
For WuIIAMsponr, Lock Haven aud Elmira at
800 m daily, except Sunday.
Fon New YopK ana the East, 7.oo. 900. f1.O0
aud li4O m. 200 4 10, 1000 and Hep m. on
sunday, 900, ll4O q m, . 90, 40, 1000 and
u "a m. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
Jars 3 VlV 2 m, daily except sunday, and 3.45 pun
ualy win dining car.
day. WV -
FQn BR0oKLYs n Y, oil through trains con
h snno at Jersey CITY with boats of Brooklyn
street avoiding double ferriage across New
York city
F9R PhLADRLpuA, 7.eO, 500, 900, II 90 and
Leu m, CO. 40 600, TO- 10 90 and II - y m.
IN sunday 100, 11.i0 m, 900 40, 600, $40,
1000 and i1.20 pm. Limited Express all parlor
9a gar, v.4O IN weekdays and 3.45 m daily, with
=, Fon BALTIMORE, 6S5, 7eo. 90. 900, go. $50,
dlVO and lao m 1905. 90, 3.45 4.10, 80, 40,
NJ n4O, 10 1000 and 1i.2O pm on Sunday,
gVV aO5 800; 40 IN, 200, 345 4,i0 Goo T4O,
$40 1000 and11.20pm
:. ron no., Pores CREEK LINE, 7.eO am and 40 p m
daily, except Sunday.
FoR ANNAPOLIS, 7.eO and 900 m, 1905, 40
40 pm.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
- FoR ALEXANDRIA, GOO 6.85, $40 o.45, 1857 q m,
and II 81 p IN. On Sunday ut 600, 0.dj, 1857 a
m GaO, 5.55, sos and 1905 p IN.
days
For RfcHNoND aud the South, coo, 1861 a m
daily and G.05 IN daily except Sunday.
TRAINS leave Alexandria for Washington,
ouS 100, 500 $40, l0.l5, ii.07 IN, 100, 300 -,
b.l0. 1.O5, 9.2, l042 and HOS pm. ON Sunday
az o1o and 10y m, 200, BIO, 7.0j, O39 and
1919 pm.
Tickets and information at the office, north
east corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and az the station, where orders can 0e
lettior the checking Of baggage to destination
from hotels and residences.
CHAS. f. PUGH, r. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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FrOm IA PANadelphla Recor

FTOW NC IWHUUtIIIIU HetUTUs
Mr.. De Dude Ito his best girls little brotner)
I notice you always come into the paror TO
amuse yourself with me while your sister is
dressing.
Little brother complalningly)- else is
there tor me to do? Pop won't buy me
monkey.
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This is the time made by the b. & o, Lin
tied, the fastest trains ever scheduled be-
tween this city and Philadelphia. The b. &
o. track is as well built as any on the CONT
nent, and the run is made without difficulty.
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-05

Salvavation oil viii cure any pain to which
man is heir DULY rs cents bottle,
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup positively cures
coughs, colds, sore throat, ETC. Only 25 cents
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THE EVENING POST.
A SUGGESTION.

E'd Wheeler IINcor in NJ y StR.
Let tho wild rcd rose bloom. Though not to
thee
SO delicatcly perfect rs The white
And unwed lily dropping II the light;
Though shD has kno tho kisses Of tho bee
And tells her amorons tale to passers.by,
In perfumod whispers, and with untaugit
grace,
Stlll Let the red rose bloom in hcr own place;
She could not he the lily should she try
Why 70 tho won1rons nightingale cry, Hnshl
Or bid her cease her wild. heart bto king lay,
Ana tune her voice to initiate the way
The whippoorwill makes music or the thrush
All airs OF sorrow to one theme belong,
Aud passion ~ not copyrighted. Yet
Each henrt writes Its own music. Why not let
The nightingale, uuchidcd, SIM ncr songy
The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-12-05

The Limited Express trains TO Philadelphia
via B. & O. Il. r. are quicker than those of
any other line, aud the b. s. O, charges no
extra fare for fast time
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Adyice To- Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softcns the gums allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea. 25c. bottle.
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WASHINGTON Correspondents.

ga Group of Washington
Correspondence Go por-
traits), drawn by Paul Re-
nouard, with article, in HAIR
PER'S WEEKLY, published Dec.
9Th. This number contains
"a pages OF illustrations and
reading-matter. 10 cents.
Subscription, 81 90 year.
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Making Harbors in the Black Sea.

From NE London Stapddyd.
Owners Of British steamers trading in the
Black Sea will learn with satisfaction that the
committee for constructing commercial har-
bors has concluded contract for the deepen
ing of the Odessa harbor so that the largest
vessels now a1oat will be able to enter or
leave with full cargo, which, at present, is
impossible for them TO do. The work is to be
finished by March, 1892,
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For the accommodation Of their patrons the
Boston Variety Store, 10j, 1O7 and 200 Market
Space, will remain open evenings during the
holiday season.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01
8ird3lt1e Nndrtd@ten

ct. YanI. Mtnn. = Gin Sag Der SreuSs
unb hes Segens fur BITE @enetnee Der
&c arids6 t meIfatrts:& II d mar
Der leste Sonntaa, an tpeldem to6p. 6r.
P. Bau1in W%tesner, o. s. b.. BON
ct. Sobn's @ttei benz Nasrt6hfen iein
tetlises Nebopfer barbradte.
ginsn n~eusemsibten Vriefter tn tbres Mttte
su taten, mus ade fotbDlrfhen 6eraen NIT
bp5em 0lnfe erfllIsn, til bod Der Eriefsr
bel @ptt Der 8ertreter Der Renfhbeit, Elm
Wttbelfer Gcttes, Elm 0efdnhter @ottes
unb eth Musiseneer FER @sbeimniGe Got.
tes.; Der grteferfanb elm Stdns Der 9et-
leneeg, Der Bstenben, Der Spfernben.
Morssns 10 ubr purbe Der bphr. Yrt>
n,istant pom Bfarrhauje untsr @lodenses
l6ute unb unter Gor1ntrttt elmer erpben
Shaar weisss!lsioeter Watdsn CUR Stride
s~eleitst. wp am Girganse Gelena Sanien
fclsenben Meitsfpruh pcrtrue:
Stun tit lie ta, bic feierli9e Stunee.
Dsrna2 Str 9er3 70 innis fiA sefsbnt
Rad lanssm Streten lit bas 3iel ~ssfunbsn,
Das Sbrer SeeIe BETS Berlansen front.
Gum srften NAL an bes Gttares Stufen
Stst'n Ste TN prize ferlthen 9leth,
TIN burA ein bert ben 9errn Der 9err.
li6fett
Sn Brcs unb Wetnssefalt te~rab3urufen.
I'm ste rerfammeIt febet bic 9emetnte.
Des Gfades frsk, bas ibr befdIeben irars
Oas TOR @etet Ff nit benz Srfsr etne,
Sat alt unh Sung tn Eemp.I fd selHaars.
SR manhem huge bltnfet etne 3dtre.
lnb aner 6sr;en i9lasen frob seribrt
| gu Gott emper, Der Sie 70 treu ssfibrt.
Stm lhaue COB unb Danf! Sbns fsi BIZ
GbreI
60 sreten sic benn siu NIT frcmmeM g.,
Ben
Str amt ;um srfen male ~ beseten.
lnb u6se ectt, benz sic Str iunses eebei
@twfibef, ~rcsIstfaats auf Sic ftbea.
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0ereim3=H

sg- ansn sefI. Rt,tbaInnsen aus fetbpltis.s Der,
etnen mirb an oorlie8erber GteGe auseulefene Berids
fhti9uus 81 fheil merben.
"a d tune g! Gs wtrb 5termtt sur
a1asmetnen Senntnts sebraGt. bas Der
ct. Rap6aers .geretn suun S6ube
Der Giapanperer letn Bureau mad 6 State
6trabf, Rew goif, I 3tcppe bod, ssslegt
bat. 0ieientsen, pelGe bic Diente bts
Gereins trsenbrie In Nnfprud netmeu
wcIen, fei es UNI S9ifs= unb G~.ienbabn>
farten an berIberfommenbe Nreunbe su
ceer nm hteftlben tn Cattle Gar
taeu III %emYfanaen. m6gen FN bic neue
IbteHe uerfsn.
&tp. 8. &euIanb.
State Ctr, New Dotf'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01

9etu Oorf. - Die etFe amerifanif6s
Yttgerfatrt na6 bemt 81. 2anbe
wtrb am %. Fetruar [. S. In New gori
anaetreten. Ser Qetter unb Tabr.r tn
bohw. p. 8iGant. o. 5. F.. unb 8tiAUi
Bt9ger wtre unter ben Yilsern fetn.
spo7oI. Sraftrtur hes Snnian. sSerr. =
Mm Senntaa ben Ia. Oct. traf Die Ges
n1e,nbe Qebtgt etn barrier SGlas. Gin
tbtedlther Stwrm 3erfSrte BITE neue
Ttr d c, ip.lhe auf ben | Nopembsr ioGte
ppHen0et iein. Wenise Gtunoen YDgber
tourbe bic 3irA,nsemetnbe : g'riammluns
absebalten unb bei1lcGen. ale 0erberets
tunge1 3u trefen, UNI am /. Noo. ben erften
feterlthen @rttesstenft In Der neuen Stride
abbdlten III fSnnen. Dd bic @emetnbe ietr
arm unb ttne RiiAe notbwenbig III, boft
man auf bic 6i:fe Der tatb. Mttbriber
Mnerifa's. Etwatse @aben finb erbeten
an: bo&m. z. Mbaltert 6afaer, O.S. b.,
osbtsb. Snb. Serr.
&amingten, Tel. - Ole Gi6cefan.
9 pnDbe wurbe am Dienstas ben %.
October tn Der ct. Beter's Brcfatbebrals
unter goris hes bp&w. 9rn. 8ii4rf u.
u. curtis erDHnet.
Srenton. q. s. m /. Ropembsr farm
bebD. p. 5ran, M. 3eubauer, ONO,
Sector Der ct. Beter u. Yaul's. @emetnbe
IN s q N b { n, q. S., feta 5tIbernes
BrteferjubtIdum ftterH. Derfelte
putoe am IL Sonuar 1887 su 6SdfGbt,
Batern, seborsn. fam 1860 mad ben Scr.
staattn nnS emptias am /. GoS. 1868 bic
81. 9rtefermsibe.
@iamoas. ga.-Der boaw. 81. 8iftcf
Soda s. aeane BAT lih nun BON fstnen
Circsianen perabfhtebet, UNI fh fortan
aur mebr Der 3atb. uasSerltdt in @afbs
trgtca 5u wicmen, ais eritsr &ector periels
ben.
Son Tsramtisrn, Gal. - Die Gtnwetbuns
FER reuen 6 a ell { Der bshw. Sefuttens
patres tn Santa clara fanb am 8o.
lenfraasfete fat. 9rhw. p. Sof. Gaia,
9rppincsal Der Seluttsn Don Californian,
belt bet bltier @eleoenbeit bic Beiprepist.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-01

nabm burd eiasm mielisen Srrtbum
garbpIfdure, bic lie fiir Meoicir
bielt. Sic ifarb unter entieblihsn
Sdmersen.
Tptpa.
Mus Sort Dpbse tpirb BE.
ridtet: 8unbesmariddle baben 5
Infieoler BON een ioeenannten Des
MoineS &iuers2 dnbe,eisn bertrie:
Ben. 3 6. 8opnton, Der 8rdfioent
6es Mniiebler=8 eresns, bet ieit S Sab
rem ben 8eiibtitel Der Miper:2 ancges
ielidaft anfoht, bat nun oenlelben ses
touft unS iid 10 bon o.m Yroaehe Su=
ridsesugen. s anoere Iniieoler baben
baifslbe 9etban.
eeSn sc aIpre braden Diebe
bei Dem 9ofmeifsr, Der suelei@ Saui=
mann, 1T. cit, unb ftab!en 8tiefmarfer
i'm Werite ton 35 Dollars unb eine
Msnge Qenbihubs> Miben l,no ion:
ifise braudbare @esenitdnoe.
Dem frepeIbaften 2eihti:nn
zines bumrnen Sunsen fino bra Nen=
id~enlebeu gum Dpfer sefallen. .3wei
Damen aus 8enniplpanien, bic iieb in
Musfatine Bel u. Weainlep gum Be-
iud befanoen, uaren allf elmer Nrss
fahrt in benz Nugenblide BEL benz @ss
leiis Der Burlington GesarsG ap!bss
8abn anselanst, ais auf b:eIer eth
3us beraniauite, boz benz Der Sunse,
Der Die Bferoe l%eitete, nod iiber bic
8abn su eeIaneen iudte. Die Golse
tpar, oab oas Tabrseug 3ertrlmmett,
uno oeHen SnIaHen aermaimt tpuroen.
- Mm Wontas=M orgen> madten Il,
DUBUQUE Der SectiDnSs 8Drmann
3. 8aaoe auf eiusr6ano=G as init ieiner
Trau uno bret &inoern iotuie einsn,
6reunoe, bic Ga6rt, ais plDsli6 on
enter Siesun9 Der Wagen bon einsg'
spiihen 81. 9aul uno Gbieaeu labren.
Den Spesialsuge eetrohsn tuuroe. 8rau
8aaoe u.b Srei ibrer &iaser, Gnaben
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auf Der GteIfe tobt. 8aaoe,
Der NIT eem 6reunbe uno benz fle,nfter
Rinbe entfam, 1T benz @abnfinn uabe
uno brobt SeIbfworo ju begeben.
Mpmtaxa.
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geutraI 3 at ourh bic Boulder.
Settle If iest tbatlaAlid er5fnet. gu
ebren Der @elesenbe!t tpuroe Elm GROCER
NusHu0 BON 6elsna In Montana nod
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absebalten tpuroe. Der Bug tpar iibe,
cine Meile lang unb braudte IL sci:
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mel gu pailnen. Sim 10. gtopembe,
uiro Der rsgelredte 8abnperfebr ourd
ben Eunnel b%eainneu.
Webrasfa.
- Bor Dem Oberfaatsgeriht epr
Ne5rasta Fat bic Burlington & Auinet
8abn einen wi9tieen Bruce
uedeu ben Staat Nebrosfa aekppuner
Die &lase besrinoete i'd auf sasts@t
bsr aenannten 8abn, Die Burlington &
MilIourisB abn su betreiben, pbruDbl fl
nid,t III Nebrasm incorporirt 1T. DaS
9eridt Bat jest entlAiecen, baB BIZ
burlington & Auincbs8ab fih, I'm
bic Burlington & MiiIouri betreiber
81 fOnusn, niht in Neerasfa ineorpo.
rirsn su laHen broude, u,o eaburd
tpiro Die I'M Sabre 1880 porsenominen'
geridmel;tns Der 8abnen redts'
trdftig.
Sn Nebrasta gitp tpurb'
Der TasIDbner Sobn Gall, als er In
Raufde ietne Srau priigeln tuoqte, 30,
eieier tn ben Gals eeidpiien unl
lebensSefdbrlia o%errpuabet.
9lmS anoeren Gtaaten.
- Dur@ Giferiudt ;umDabn
finn eebraAt, Fat In @olfar, IS q :
Eerritprium, Der Shanfpdrte
Dauio Deater f4 uno feline Srau er
l1ofea.
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Illus an0erett GtaateH.

= Dur@ Giferiudt sumWabn
tim gebraAt, bat in Color, Bah.
Eerritorium, Der Shantpdrter
Daoio Deatsr fd uno feline Srau ers
i@ofea.
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MiScpnTn.

SIN Sabre l s fimmten in
@isconlin: fir 8Iaiue 16l,l57,
fir GleseIanb 146,459, fir 8utt:
Ter (9lrb.) 1888 fir ct. Sobn (Brobi.)
1856. Die &spublieaner ersieblten
alip cine Ntebrbeit BON IA, 699 Stim.
men iiber Die Dempfraten. Sn oieiem
Sabre biirfte btsielbe betrdhtlih vbe.
raspur5eln."
- am 6reitae liarb in Milraufee
gang p.Dslid ber @riinoer unb 9eraass
sebsr bes burtisen .0erolb', %. %.
@olema n, I'M Sitter bon etnigsn so
Sabren, elmer Der unternebmenoiten
oeutiden 3situnsslsute amerita's.
Spbn S. SanHen 1T gum So
tiseidef bon MiImautee er.
nanrt poroen. @leid ieinem gorsdn.
ger 1T q Elm DsItiher. St arbeitete
fih in Der 9pliss; bonn gstpDtnIiden
vDatrplman" erippr, fanb aber In ben
Iebten Sabren an Der Spibe bes 9olis.i:
oienies Der ct. Saul giienbabn. Sci
peridiebexen @elesenbeiteu Fat er croBe
nneridrrdenbeit ertpieien.
- aus 1T s. 81. 8ootb,
Der Gecretdr unb 8udtaIter ber
| STIFF Bros. Mason @onapdnp, ner'
lfGwmnben. Bis iest Fat man Ii
feiner Cafe etn Deficit BON $1,000 ent:
bedt.
Die 6rau bes IN 8nufai
| ~tuptaenben SyirihpienbdRoIers Gabber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-03

DEATHs.-Mrs Ellen NJ. Mitc.ell, wife OF the late
Col W. c. Mitchell, U. 5. A.. died yesterday at her
residence 3lst street. The funeral services took
place this Afternoon after which the remains were
forwarded TO LewisJown, Pa, Tor interment. Hora-
ito CrOpley, a well-known resident OF this place.
died yesterday, In the seventy third year OF his
age. Mr.. Joseph L. johnson died yesterday morning
at his residence on 32d street. In the forty-second
year OF his age The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon from West Georgetown N. l.
church.
ARREsTs-The report Of Stationkeeper Shanks
shows that for the quarter ending March 81 235
arrests were made by tue officers OF this precinct
or the numper OF arrests ll9 were convicted.
There were 2l0 males and % females
PRAYING RElIKF FoR FREEDMEN's BANK DE-
PosIToRs.-A mass meeting VI colored citizens was
held last night at Mt. Zion A. NJ. Z. Church; Rev.
Sauds Alex ander was chosen chairman, and Robt
d. Ruf1n secretary. The object OF the meeting
was TO petition Congress 70 pass the sherman bill
In connection with paying the losses OF the oe-
positors OF the FreedmanS bank. A committee
was appointed TO draw up petition and present
the same TO Congress.
REcovERING.-Yesterday was the first time in
three mon hs that sergeant Robey, OF the police
force, has been able 10 be about.-Mr William
A. Hutchins, who has been confined 10 his resi-
dence, Is also again able TO be out.
CATTLE MARkEr.-Sales OF live stock at Drover's
Rest, d. c., yesterday, are reported as follows:
Best, 5a5 l5-l00c.; good, a5c-; medium, 4a4ac;
common. 32a4c. Sheep aud Ian bs-sheep, .Satjc.;
lambs, 3a6Nc; calves. 3ha4h. Twenty COVE and
calves Ss0aS35.
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BUCKEH Saturday. March 81. lsss. in Brooklyn,
h x tle syen,y fourth year Of his are PHILIP
BoNII Ant. on Tuesday morning April 4 lsss.
HELM vile of George Bonlfant aud daughter " the
Funeral irom her late residence, near coiesvills.
Montgomery County, Nd Thursday. April .. at n
CRoPLEY. On Monday. ApriI .. 1855. HoRATIo
kIPLEi. in his seventy third year:
O'Clock kelAuves aud friends are invited
GODDARD Departed this life April 2 1855, ., I
GARD. AGED siIty-nye years. nv fnon,hs
Funeral from ST. ieresas church. at 10 O'Clock Tues
JOHNSON. On Monday, April .. 1855. at IL Is n
m; I .i'er painful Illness. JOSEPH Johnson. b.
yean nine months and twelve days
Oh that the world miglf taste and see
HE arms of love that ro1aIass ~
Would ali mankind embrace.
lis only rizlteousress show,
His Niig Truth proclaim.
Us all my business here below
10 cry. Behold Tie lasnb,'
Hls VITA
O'clock. April 4. Friends invited
MCPHERSON. JOHN MCPHERSON April = lsss
o'ciock am. aged hty-seNen.
Funeral viii take place from hts residence ll3 ~
street northwest on 18th instant nj $50 O'clock am
Am Frebas and relatives Of the Isnily respect
fully invited 10 attend z.
JAMES Al. OSBORNE in the eighty nth year Of his
Funeral from Mckendree VI. T.. church "Wednesday
April T. at = O'Clock Friends invited attend.
PAUL On Monday. April q 1851. EDWARD A.
PAUL. eged thirtytwO years aud eight montns
Funeral Will take place frOIn First Conversational
church. Wednesday, At 4 y. M.
REIN6RUBf Y. After 3 long aud painful Illness
81 p;s5 a. m, Tuesday, April 5. 1885 JOHN a
kEINGRUBER. as,d 81 yesr-. = months. and 1 5 daSe
Papa tbs hard to break the tender cord
TEat binds our lowing hearts:
It's hard. 20 hard to speak the woriA
We must forever part.
Funeral VIII take place his residence on Canal
road on Thursday II PM Friends aud relatives are
invited u attend %
EUPLL on April 9, 1885, at 10 O'CLOCK % m.
GEORGE AGED thirty three years beloved hurlaud II
Louisa Rupli and son of John Rupli
FUNERAL will take place from has late residence. 6l3
ID street northwest at O'Clock pm. hui .dsy, 5th
instant Relatives and friends pectfu. Invited ~
attend
WRIGHT. On Arril 1. 1883. at IL O'Clock p m Of
apopie Ky, CHARLES H. beloved husband vi Elizsksta
G. Wright. ased forty -Dins year,.
Good bye. father, good and kind:
lou are safe In God loving care.
We VIII JOIN you n. ter awhile.
Where JOY and hsppiness is always near.
BE HIS CHILDREN.
Funeral from his late pesidence. 74l llth stresA
southeast. Wednesday. April 4, At O'clock . aud
proceed 10 ST. Peters church, where requiem will
b. celebrated At 80 internentat Congregational
Cemetery.