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Dish0p Randelph Censured.
TEE Arfn0aR8 or THE 'QUIcK or rHE DEAD co,
YRMED In UER HOrSH

special telegram 70 the Philadelphia Times
from Baltimore, September IL, saws: A short time
ago Amelie Rives Chanler made known her desire
70 De confirmed AL the members OF her family
have been devout members OF the Episcopal
Church and assisted materially In the building NJ
tne pretty church near Castle Hill, Albemarle
county. the scar OF the Rives family IL WAS nalur
ally supposed that the authoress would avail her.
seif OF the opportunity when Bishop Randopb in
MS viStations should reach that District Instead
~ snlA however. the lady sent q request TO the
oenee. The rite had never been conferred In this
Hanesr osfors and the good bishop hesirated.
snAny ne consented, and one nne day proceeded
so1 ven Snis became known TO the members
.hevoSnoat me diocese II created much tax and
sared Tor Yielding 70 the whms or the fair a1tSor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18
r. GEORGETOWN UNIvERSITY-SCHOOL OF LAW
u FACULTY:

GEORGETOWN NIvEEIRsssITwY-sCHooL OF LAW.
REV. J. HAVEN RICHARDS 8. j,
President OF the University.
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN. Ii. D..
Dean of the Faculty.
HON WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, LII d..
(Chtef Justice u. s. Court of ClaimsD
Lecturer on Statutory and Administrative Law and
HON. CHARLES p. JAMES, IL. D.
Justice Supreme Court District of ColumbiA)
Lecturer on the History Of the Law,
HON. WILLIAM N. MERRICK, LII D.,
Justice supreme Court, District of Columbia)
Lecturer Cons titutional Law. Common Law Plead
ing, and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN +. NORRIS, Ii. D.,
Lecturer on Equity Pleading ana Practice and Ad.
miralty.
JAMES g. PAYNE, LII. D..
Lecturer on the Law of Real state the Law of Evil
dence, Criminal Law and Torts
JOSEPH j. DARLINGTON, IL. d..
Lecturer the Law of personal Property, Contract
Negotiable Paper, and Domestic Relations
GEORGE e. HAMILTON, ESQ,
Lecturer the Law Of Partnership, Corporations
Practice, and Testsmentary Law
MOOT COURT:
Circuit Court-PROF. GEORGE e. HAMILTON
Court of Appeals.PRUFS; CHARLES w. HOFF-
MAN, WILLIAM n. MERRICK, and MARTIN T.
NORRIS
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SPECIALTIES.

DIvoRCEs A SPECIALITY By A LAWYER OF
lJmany years experience in this city. Consultation
strictly confidential aud without charge. Low charges
to deserving poor. Address ATTORNEY z Star
office. sel2-1ws
mr. MULLER SPECIALIST OF THE EYE, EAR
IL and Throat, has returned to the city and will
his practice 1913 18th st. nv Once bours y
TO II and to 5. Sunday. lOtOx. se6-lms
DY ELECTRIC TREATMENT Cen SPEEDILY
Ocure any of Rheumatism. NeurHlgia. Catarrh
Asthma, Insomnia Paralysis, Loss of Manhood. Weak
ness Structure, Tumor, Fistuls, 81. Nitus Dance
Epilepsy, Nervous affections, and al Female Com
plants. Hours 40 to >. Consultation Free.
DR. j. W. HAYWARD, Electric specialist
se5.1m 121e ct NV.
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DURING IMPROVEMENTS Will SELL
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF WATCHES. OLA
MoSDs STERLING SILVER AND sI-
vER-PLArED WARE. cLocka. BRoxzEs,
orERA-0LAssra ETC. zyA At a DIS
COUNT OF 70 PER CENT
FRANK r. LEwIs
sse-Sm i2l5 PA AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

LoABAkDr PoPLARs As LIGHTNING Rope-The
Electric Review quotes Prot Asa Grey Is saying
tnat tnere ground for the belief prevalent In Eu-
rope that lightning strikes the Lon bardy popiar IN
preference 70 other trees. He says an
Lomoardy poplar, BY is height, its complety COW
wood, makes capital lightning rod and cheat
one. TO make IL surer the tree should stand IL
moist ground or near water, for wet ground V q
gooo conductor and dry poor one. IL 70 recon-
mended 70 plant Lombar0y poplar near the house
and another near the barn.
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL
Law DErAnrxKSr
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY OF Law.
Hon. ARTHUR MACARTHUR
Late Associate Justice Of the supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
PRESIDENT.
Hox. SAMUEL r. MILLER,
Associate Justice Of the supreme Court Of the United
States
Professor Of Ints national and Constilut onal Law
Hon. WILLIAM b. WEBB,
Lecturer Federal Ju risprudence and Prsctioe
JAMES scHoULER. ESQ.
Lecturer on Bailments and Domestic Reiationa
n. o cLAuaHToN. ESQ.
Professor Of Common-Iaw Peaaing. Evidence EQUITY
Jurisprudence and PiesdinR. Commercial and
Maritime Law, and Criminal Law.
EUGENE cARusI. ESQ.
Professor Of Law of Real and Personal Property Con-
tracts and Negotiable instruments and Judge
of the Moot Court
CHAs s. WHITMAN Esa.
Professor Of Patent Law and Practice
The Law Department of the National University will
reopen MONDAY. OCTOBER I. 1855, at O'CLOCK
st the Law school Building. 1006 st. NV All
interested cordially invited to be present the
opening exercises
Catalogues containing the twentieth annual an.
nouncement ready and can be obtained by APP
plying to the undersigned.
EUGENE d. cARUsr Secretary.
once zoos st. nv.
se15-to 1c Washington D. O.
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A BABY KILLED IT RAT's BuR-At Niddle.
Town, n. T., three months ago two-year-OId son
huge rat while he lay N crfb last asleep. The
childs face was terribly lacerated Since then the
Friday t died Of blood poisoning the result Of ~
wounds Indicted :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

HI WANTS DKHD.-Yesterday Americas l.
fogne nled . bill against John w. Bancroft, OF
montgomery County, Nd, TO procure the proper
conveyance OF some lots In square H. near both
and y streets This land and others were con-
veyed 70 trustees 70 secure debts OF ancestor OF
Bancroft and the sale OF the other lands paid the
deotA The plaintiff, who claims TO be an heir OF
the ancestors assignee, asks that q proper deed
Ing cow been discharged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

my osmana suspected q. bstng sp,ss, have
eeea expelled NON Iranca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

xaxn IN CAsE-The case Of Fred NAV In
o'ess4 Ut assault upon Policeman Nc0owan with
Nvofver on Tie night OF June lo last While
gpooMy mtoxicated, was on the calendar for niead.
,nS ~ gensfM sssaaoos In New York yesferday. but
w. w.. - - Sst!sd NJ Howe, his counsel sent
woto 20 tne ont1ct attorneys once that ne was
~ ano reQuested that all cases In which he was
entsressed De allowed 70 60 over. The case win he
q 300 WI - Ssciar Soss NO appear his bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-18

NJ Il:,,., -. SCHOOL OF ELocUTIoN
Spec1i framing Tor children and new beginners.
seIo-Im 1909 10Th st. NV
SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN. NEAR MAssA.
S s ave- 1l27 18th st n.w;; Misses POLLOCK
IL German. Drawing. and Calisthenics free
Te.rhs se s Taan1 nd c1ss: Or. -
TIME FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY: LOCA-
ton beautiful and healthful: a large and wel-ap-
Say ysn IL
''s' w. T. ' pusSEI 1nd .e[Ts address
se15-1moe Frederick. Md
MAX wEYL ANNOUNCES TO HIS FRIENDS
struetion in landscape Painting commencing septem.
Der 18TH in Studio and out-d door sketchiLg.
NON Ros p upon application at Studio II in Yer
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME HER
class in Voice and Panoforte Instruction. October
se15-lm us 5th St NV
DAUL MIERsCH,
Ss RhUds ssnS Piano
cal Theory thoroughly taught sel4-1ms
An EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER, A COL
and
Box 161. Star office. sel4-lms
SHoRTHAND REvOLUTIoNIzED NEW ERA
aae asnev n taught in 10 simple
'''' cIAssE s' No% 1" assf @an'nA
921 st. NV. se10-1ms
W4NsYarIM sYsI rsSHSoL, 9F FINE Art AND
Thorougn instruction in Drawing Painting, Modelling,
Woodcarving, &c. Day and Evening Classes se7-2w'
WAsHINGToN c0NsEkyAToRY OF MUSIC, ST.
w Cloud Building. 9Th and sts Twentieth year.
Piano, Organ, Voice, Violin, Flute Cornet. &C Free
MAABTYN's SCHOOL OF TtLEGkAPHY. sls
Wl6th st. NV. The science and art Of Teegrapiy 10
part of business education Every facility for OBJ
tanning thorough in this necessary science
Is offered to both males and iema.ex Students will
fnd better facilities for becoming good sound reading
telegraph operators in any institution the United
states This branch l. conducted by Mr.. W. D. Porter
and Miss Lille B. Porter, el-known competent and
experienced teachers Send for catalogue SELF
A RI SCHOOL, 1880 PIERCE PLACE
"A Mrs M II; Pixies studio reopens the LIST October.
when Mrs. Pike will be pleased meet her classes
usual. Mrs. Pike brings with her from abroad the
latest ideas on China Painting in which she has been
much interested during her European tour
Studies for rent. sel3-lms
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Transfer. Of Real Essase.

Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: II. B.
rtzhugh to o. L Pilney. undivided two-thirds pt
I. So lo22; sub e. 81. % and pit. % 80. 263; g.
X A scaggs 10 H. b Fitzhugh, suD e. So - and
pt % So 263; 500 E c. ElmOre TO same, pt 1,
So 1022; $3.50. Il B. Fizhugh to =. II. Mackey,
undivided third sub e. 50. %, pt %, So 263; and
pt. i, 50. lo22; &, 600 o. {. Black 10 & stewart
p. IL, So 6l6; $500. L Stenson to Catherine
Iils, pt. -. SC. Barry Farm; $45. Leighton and
Pairo, trustees TO Jannett E. Lucas, lot T. blk 81
Brookland; xS25. Same TO Robert Rdgeway, lots
10 70 II, DIX. 81, DO; SEQ. W. Wheeler TO p.
quad lot 341, Uniontown; $500. p. QUAD to
Johanna Downey, same property; =.
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sur FOE LUNATIc.-Yesterday, David Callahan,
lunatic, nled q bill By Margaret Callahan his
next friend, against Catharine Walsh and Mary
ConnerA for a decree 10 declare his ownership In
certain lots In square 271 held by the Defendants
IN trust for the plaintiff. Callahan was the hus-
band OF Bridget Callah IN, nee Poles, and carried
on the laundry business n Poughkeepsle n Y
but came TO this city and under, ook business hay
ing 81 500 In bank and other funds In 1885 he be-
came unsound In mind, and his wife had charge Of
his FUNDS and business, and on the 26th OF June
1es6 abe bought for 3A,050 the property In square
xs1, Jook deed 10 herself, and died suddenly on
the X7tn OF August last. II Is alleged that his
wifes relatives Claim this property and Is asked
that they may be compelled 10 recognize It as be-
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1928 l5rH ST..

The MISSES KERR's School for Young Ladies and
Little Girls will open WEDNESDAY. SEPT. g. Ac-
commodations for limited number of Boarding Pu-
pills se3-2m
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RT SCHOOL. 1880 PIERCE PLACE
"A Mrs. M H. Pixies studio reopens the LIST October,
when Mrs. Pike will be pleased her classes as
usual Mrs. Pike brings with her from abroad the
latest ideas China Painting in which she has been
much interested during her European tour
Studies for rent se13-1ms
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- Osusamsans - - ExpsUI
Yron u wssAa.ssss - s..s.y %. lssa
We conerasulass TN ssAs - ~ gysss prsUs
y. g4ssvsss sss~ svsssse sssV~~ go
Un(ssd Mu1R
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
BUILDING SCANDAL.
The Selecs Commtttee Cr0ss.examiniur
MF. Snatthmeyer.

TEE CEMENT TESTS NOT TO BR GONE pro-rHE rNvrs-
fIGArroK CONFINED TO TIE xArrKR OF CONTRACTS.
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Z he Preparatory School opens September "a
The Columbian Colieee opens September "a.
The National Medical College opens October /
The School of Dentistry opens October l.
The Corcorsn scientific school opens October L
The University Law School opens October q
For Catalogues or other information sddresc
Be1-3m JAMES @. WELLLE0 LID prsupt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19

From the New York Times.
The civilized woman, when she wants to be
wooed, attempts to make herself as attractive as
possible. So does the Chilcat woman; but she has
a different idea OF what is attractiveness One
evening, after all the 1shing-canoes came in,
saw young squaw, ROBBED from head to foot in q
deep-red blanket, sitting stolidly on the end or
great spruce log a few rods away from the can
merry and at short distance from where the fish,
Ing canoes were moored, and where the fires OF
the Chilcat fishermen had been lighted. When,
out OF curiosity at her singular costume and posi-.
ton, l approached her, ! found that she had
blackened her face until 1t was blacker than that
OF the ordinary negro minstrel There Was not a
trace OF her native duskinesS, but the artificial
black shone as II 1t were composei and put
on from an article Of good French backing. In
addition to that long silver pin was stuck In her
under lip and extended out from the chin a couple
OF inches while a heavy silver ring hung from her
nostrils, and a host OF massive silver bracelets
adorned her wrists. She was simply belle OF the
woods and OF Chilcat Inlet, endeavoring to make
known to the young bucks around her that She
was In the Matrimonial market, according TO
native custom here. After sitting for an hour or
more and not attracting any more attention than
that prompted by my own curiosity, sue left her
twllght-woOing place, shook out the folds OF her
blanket, and walked with an air OF Indifference 10
an old TENT on the beach, which appeared to be
her habttatiOD, and disappeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19
The Location OF Furnaces.

~ r. Wlngate on DEMONSTRATING
Furnaces are often badly located. 1t is easter to
force warm air through furnace fiue so feet away
from the prevalent wind than 10 feet in the oppo-
site direction. Hence the furnace should be placed
nearest the northern side OF the building, or two
should be provided. Kot air fiues should not be
carried for any distance through cold cellars halls
or easements, as they will become chilled and will
not draw without being caSed with some nOn-con-
Quoting material as mineral wool. Don't set a
furnace In 2 pit especially In a wet soil where
water Will collect after every rain storm
but stand It on brick arches 80 as to raise
it above the ground; also cement the pit
1t Is unfortunately very common to find such
depressionS nlled with water; this causes
rusttng OF the furnace itself and damp in the Gel
lar. In very many houses occupied by persons of
means the furnaces are no longer used, but have
been replaced by open fires. TINS is costly com
fort but IL Is commendabie plan, as It furnishes
ample ventilation to the living rooms. 1t is de
siraDle that one room should at least be thus sup
piled with q cheerful and sanitary nre Where
fresh air 1nlets are carried from the house drain
TO the front Of a house at the yard level they
should not be located near to the cold-a1r supply
as there is chance that during heavy states Of the
atmosphere down draft may be created and the
foul air sucked In the air box and thence upward
into the house. Registers should never be placed
at the floor level, as they will collect dust and
sweepings, which are liable TO take fire.
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They Live Longer Than Mon.


"Do you find the death rate greater or less among
women than mem" asked MdH and Express re-
porter OF the manager OF woman s Insurance COM
pany.
III Is fact that we find the death rate among
women who are insured less than that among men.
Naturally we have made a special study OF this
suoJect ana we have some interesting statistics In
lne matter. The celebrated observations OF the
SWede, Wargenten, and the equally celebrated DR..
Price, VINO prepared tables on the subject, first
pointed out that there was q difference, In fact,
between the mortality OF the sexes and that 1t
uniformly In favor of the females above the age OF
cnldnood. Then the Dutch, with a shrewd eye to
business, Tor the most part nominated young wO.
men LOT annuit1es 10 the government subscriptions
issued Dy Great Britain. Griffith Davies, In 1927,
Salo: All observations tend to confirm that fe-
male lie Is better than male, ana even married
better than SINGLE In 1929 Jno. Finaison, gov =
eminent actuary Of England, LAID before parlia-
ment MS report on life annuitieS, and in this he
reported that In every census there were found
awe more females than males. His successor of
the same name, in 1860, reported the superiority
OF female life In all ages over twelve. II Is evil
dent that, upon general principles, II the mortal
ity OF FEMALES were greater than Of males this
disproportion would sooner or later disappear,
and, II continued, would In time show the reverse
result. In 1860 the government actuary OF Eng
land reported these words: 1T Is almost certain
that any material improvement in the human
physical constitution will be first observed In the
ammunition OF the infantile and female mortality.
ms Is borne out In striking degree In the latest
English repOrtS.'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-19
JAMES j. COOGAN.
A Singular Murder.

A GAB0RIAS LIKE MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN CUBA.
Havana Letter to St. Louis Republic.
The little grocery store In Calzada de San Lazaro
1872 corner TO Blanca street, has been the scene Of
a shocking murder. On the morning OF October 3,
at about O'Clock, the roundsman heard pierre
Ing SHREK Hunting In the erection whence the
sound proceeded, the of1cer came to the little
grocery store and knocked at the door. 1t was I'M
mediately opened by the owner, Jose Abelleira y
Calico, VINO said the barking OF his dog awakened
him, ana that, running out OF his room, he had
been amazed 10 md his clerk who slept In front OF
The counter, half dragged out OF bed, and covered
VITA bruises and wounds, which were bleeding
profuSely. The blood had soaked the sheets OF the
couch, and had formed a large pool under it. AT
poldo Irizar, and senior Montaloan. his secretary,
responded, and an examination OF the premises
and the inmates was begun. The clerk, whose
name was Inocencio Duran, a Spaniard about
dead but a few minutes when seen
6y the policeman, A large wound across
his neck exposed the cartilages OF the
pharynx and had cut the trach9 and Gsophagus
In two. ON the right arm were eight wounds; on
the chest, nve; three on the face, and deep cash
across the abdomen exposed the stomach. total
OF twenty-four stabs were counted. The investi-
cation showed that the owner OF the store and his
coiored servant, Jose Valdez, about thirty-two
years old, both slept within a few yards OF the
murdered man, and yet they declare not TO have
heard sounds OF any scuffie during the night. The
judge had them arrested and conveyed. 40 solitary
confinement. The policeman noticed that both
Senior Abelleira and servant were completely
dressed when the former opened the door LOT him.
1t had been noticed In the block that the had
closed earlier that evening than usual, and for
some DAYS II had been rumored In the district that
the murdered man had recently won large lot
terry prize and had intrusted the money to hrs en-
ployer. This statement has not been substan-
tiated. Not drop Of blood has been found on
search has failed 10 discover any instrument by
which the murder might have been committed.
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AUCTION SALES.
>HoMAs BOWLING. Auceonss.
TRUSTEES SALE OF no 1919 DELAwARz

AVENUE 0OVJHWESL
assS 0i e % 8. q sss g from o%
isss ana co. sSs S S,.s ,o Sso ssa
ssS one e ths and recOrds q ne District q Column
Is Ekesiss & e ISIS 4 p
PASI FOUk O'CLOCK PM, cell st pubic auction
Ss iOs: e & q
drsd and min ssy-thise tos3A Improved By . small
Term. q sale: One half Of the purchsss money In
dsca e sssId O the q
ed g =, 1sS s.sn :; The
from he dsss Thereof o. sSe Sa.sss rsssrve
s'' .RS a. & shs ss:a
cuAREEfessc & f Sib sSi = r: .s: Nv
SE dal saS SSToSEE Is. SistfLESIa isss ~:
FsS pisIsIsI . So a k q %Asa = "a
4 4 fSsisg sss.i s, e
iFusss Win ss :; pubic auction IN from;
e; g Isl. sIAaEEisS4
sss
81 sSs ssns
and Ssns sh nd a2aa
residue In equal instanents ct years from
day Of SALE with interest ~ per centum per annum
payable semannuAly notes to be given for deferred
payments secured by deed Of trust the property
the purchaser may pay all cash Terms OF sale 20 be
.sSS.dins :, = cost $3.50 dsp0ss
MYRoN N. PARKER Trustee,
A. MACDONALD McBLhfibEs Fr us e;s'
puNcANsoN BROS. Aucta oc4-dkds
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IL IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
G3lU4BIA InPk0yEp BY e., A TWo5SIoRl
BY virtue Of . decree Of the Supreme Court Of ths
vs. Grant ct al No 1896. in EQaity we viii offer at
public sale. on the premises on FRIDAY. the NINE.
TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D. 1855. at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p II. the following describe q
real estate situate and being IN the Sity q Washing
the 10 feet Of lot 81 by the depth Of said lot
W. W. Corcoran's recorded subdivision Of square sos
tive hundred and ninel
Terms Of sale: one third CASH balance In equal In
salments ut and two notes to be given bear
ing six per cent interest from day of sale, paysb,
the property sold 81 cash. at the option of the
chaser, deposit Of 800 will be required at time o
sale. Conveyanctng, &c, At purchasers cost term
of sale not complied with in days from day
sale the Trustees the right " resell the prop
eriy ia default the risk and Of the defsults
paper published in Washington, ID. @.
MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON. !
4O6 otn street northwest. Trr.,...
EDWARDH THOMAS, Aes'
916 street northwest
THOMAS BOWLING, AuctioneeE ocS-d&ds
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RAILROADS.

baltimore OHIO RAILROAD ----
-. .. ssnens.e ~, ~ enec, Arril 20 1888
senus sns . g Of New Jess>y
For chicssS and Norihws.t yss,ieuied limited On
= Fer Cincinnati and 81. LOais e,press daily a ana
For Pttsburs and Cleveland vestihu,ea ,,u,,ss %.
pr,xss asily ~ - an and express IS nm
For PhilsaslI hia. Newark and wllmip.t tom m.
M 2;9 ,S, and :; 10 pm s daily snpress '''
Fer sinsraTAy aud interinedists POINT. q .ao.m
For Saliitiimors, s. ESQ. $40. $50 8 40 o.., -,
srsiap $50, . 80 As IS go 30 sls 'tS%iDn,s
1880 pm snnas,, S.so. = 80, $50. Il. 81 am. ana
~ ,lh, 40; $50 $50 AS. 5s2a. 6.4a s.sS
+ For ssS.paIi. 9 40 and 80 am u 10 ana 40
nspol,: sto So Am Eos so. 20 R Lave sun sRo
For way stations between washington an. ,,.,,,
more zoo; 80 SO so an; II 10 g. 80 sss
For si.tions on The heiropoiilsS hS.Sct % "a
m ~ I'm M 10, T,neipal stations only, 40. 10
For oa.thersbuu aud intermediate points. n, 90
M FL tiT s $50 40 ; ,S;, ~ 20 nm;
Church trains leave Washington on SUNDAY only q,
l;I5 pm. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For frcderick no: los am. 1900. t4.35, q. 30 D.
For hascrstown. tho 10 am. and rs .sopm
m from ospciDnati .na "a aaiy ~ am and D rs
and l;oS pm; from I1ttsburs daily & 20 am. 5. i5
Prom Philadelphia, Chester and Wilmington. 50.
10 and y 90 q m. daily. and no So M
Prom sinyeriy and Intermediate POINTS north a,
Baltimore 10 =. m. daily. aud II Is Gn SUNDAY.
only -s
Trains leave baltimore for Washington. a, a m
$50 % o0 05. 1000. a 5.nnate train II I'D
t4s-mlnnte train an IL - 90. 800, 4 10. 500
w . ;3u' ;lo = w and ii Rnl on sundays q 30
900. 300. 1880 An: 10. 200. 4 To- 90 q %,
5 :1o, $50 and IL 90 pm. 49,
Except sunday. .Dafly sSundavs only
Baxgaee called for ana cheCked al botels ana -,
dences on orders left 1t ticket Offices eilg snd iSf
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