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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % 100.

lE1 F EE WkSFINGToS From sTaToN coREER
fSr ShieaEo and Northwest, express daily 1875
> Fer Cincinnati and St Louis express. daily and
Ter P1ttsburE and Cleveland. express daily 1O:55A
Tor Lexington and Local Stations, +1o:1oam.
fcr Philadelphia, Newark. and Wilmington. 7:30 H.
,L9r mIteruediate points between Baltimore AMI
fSp siEser'y and intermediate points. $50 an.
IoG Bsitmore. 5. ESQ. 40. 7:3o. $50. Gas. II
,rsil $50 80 90 Is. 30. i5 ::sa and
2o5 $50 ona 45 S SO So s sis ' SIS and
Ter Annapolis, $40 and $50 IN. IL. 10 and A 30
I'm; on s ~ S,s 30 Am. ABS Pm Leave An
h h 80; -. An I2'Oo. $500 $40 pm sun
fsfWsE station; between Washington and Bal,l.
on sundays 80 IN; I 10. $50. IS. 6:45;
n 1 Ia On .ne Mstr1Opo. AN Branch 1888
- %. 80. and 10 40 pm.
fl2 30 "a 40. :5.35' III 20 pm. ''A'> ''A"'
for Boyd's and intermediate stations n pm, 80
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
i.I1 pm, stopping 1T all stations on Metropolitan
. Fer Frederick t1O:1oam. 70. t4:35. 1880 pm
r. fiaxerstosn, t1o:1o am and rs 3opm.
Ter Luray and points on the Shenandoah Valley r
z & Roanoke. and all points south Norfolk and
Irains arrive from chicago daily 20 am and .1s
and 90 y M irOm Pitisburg daily 20 ~. ); Is
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington. 10 N
N. go. 10. ami .: o. y. daily.
BALTIMORE 10 m, daily and IL : a. m sunday only
les,e a. b5i' IN for Ma,hinstgn az 20
We 'ssih h N. I'D = = 10 = y q: 90 si5.
NJ l. 2 TO- D. 80 i. 30 j.S and 10 80 ~ M a
tExeept SUNDAY. Daily: SUNDAY only.
eencss orders left ticket Ofhees Ji9 and 1851
WI " IL 'S chhM nsS cHAs O scU11
Apo zen MAnaxsr. Gen. Pass. Agent
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,

schedule in effect June "a 1883
.: 90 A. m--Esst Tenn Mail Daily for Warrenton
between Alexandria and Lyncl1urg, Blue Ridge
Springs. Allegheny Springs, Bristo Knoxville, Rome
CCSlrrs. lMonisomsry and New Orleans. Pullman
11-24 A. Mast NJ all Daily for warrenton Char
lott--yIle. Gordonsvle. Stations Ches Ohio Route
TWEEN Lynchburs and Dsnvile, Greensboro. Raleigh.
Sha-i9tte. Columbia Augusta. Atlanta. Birming
ban; MOntsomery New Orleans Texas and California
uon With Pullman Slegpers MONTGOMERY to New Orleans
and Mann Boudor sleepers for Birmingham. yicks-
Columbia and Augusta Solid trains Washington to
atsntA Does not connect for c. and o. route points
3j p. M.-Daily except Sunday for Manassas
Strzsburg, and intermediate stations.
): 30 M-western Express Daily for warrenton
and summer Resorts and near line Of Chesapeake
and Ohio route. Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains
Wellington to Louisville and White Sulphur Springs
u a. Louis; for Lynchburx Bristol Chsttanoora
Nashville Memphis Little Rock and all south
points, Through Pullman Sleepers Washington 10
HOO P.M--soqthern Express Daily for Lynch.
pnr- psnviile Raleigh Asheviile. Charlotte Column
hia Aifen Augusta Atlanta. Montgomery. New Or
leans, Texas and California Pullman sleeper WASH
lnzton To New Orleans. Atlanta. and Montgomery
Pull man Sleeper Washington to Augusta Ga, without
chGEe Pullman Sleeper Baltimore and Washington
10 White sulphur Springs and G. and o. Resorts.
Trains on Washington aId Ohio division leave WASH
i.gion = 90 AN Daiiy Except Sunday. and 40 2.
NJ Returning leave Round Ril $50 AM Daily. and
20 m Daily except Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dam
Nllie and Lynchburg arrive IN Washington ZOO Am.
burr at IL 10 A. NJ. and $40 PM; via CHESAPEAKE
ARD ONO route, and Charlottesville at $40 PM.
strrsburg Local at 9;47 AN.
furnished and baggage checked at Office 1900 Penn
wanna Raj Tend t ana ana station PnRsy
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Ms uiUfHIIIg IIlt commissioners We're again be.
siegei by property holders whose streets have
been stricken from the schedule OF thoroughfares
10 be Improved Among them were q delegation
OF citizens representing the property owners OF
street southwest between LIST and 81 streets COM
posed OF AessrS Lanahan, Leonard, Lynch and
Brosnan.
committee, composed OF Messrs. Darlington.
Leigh Robinson DIR. Buck and Gen. Hunt called on
tne commissioners this morning relative TO the
widening OF the Rock Creek road
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LAcrArrD Foon.
ENDORSED BY 10000 PHYSICIANS
As perfect food for invaids dyspepsia fevers sick
headache darrhoea feeble Digestion and all wasting
diseases, ana for infants deprived Of mothers milk
when weaning.
THE FAvoRITK FOOD IN HOSPITALS
HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL,
I'VE have been using Lactated Food for several
months past in Of dyspepsia after and
with children, and In all it has answered admire
bly, We would gladly recommend ii Q food easily d.
gested nutritious. and not disareeable to the patient
+. y. FULTON. NJ. d, House surgeon.
NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM,
MT. VERNON. N. Y.
I'VE using your Lactated Food In infant q
lum whenever require the Of artificial food aud
md 1t superior to any which have used Being
pleasant to the TASTE IL is specially adapted children
MRS. l. N. BATES,
Chairman Of Mt Vernon Branch.
THE MOST PALATABLE
NUTRITIOUS. AND
DIGEsTIBLE FOOD.
The Best and Most Economical Food.
$50 MEALS FOR AN INFANT FOR q.
Easily prepared At DrusYists-25c, Soc. 81.
tH yalusble pamphlet .The Nutrition Of In
iants and Invalids." free on application
WELLS. RICHARDSON / CO.,
Q BURLINGTON. vi.
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ARMY oRpKRs-Paymaster Charles Mcclure,
granted two months leave; second Lieut. James
A. Leyden, 4th infantry, ordered 70 conduct de-
tachment OF recruits from New York 70 the de-
partment OF the Columbia the Platte or Dakota
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indAy, August 5. lsss. at l:3O q. N.
liant daughter VI frAnk 4. and M


LILA MAY. infant daughter q frsnk 1. and xss
Funeral Monday. st4pm
CURTIS. On August o. 1853. at 30 O'CLOCK q m.
MAhY Ann CURTIS. beloved vile of the late Aichs-
Her funeral wall take place from Pred. J. spindlsr.
northwest, ON "Wednesday. August s. at o'cock D m
DADE On August .. lsss. At !; As .. N. ADLISl.
FunsE.l Igs.day IN instant: :. NJ z,on Church,
ELY. At her parents residepce, 62s Ninth strees
northeast August 4. 1855. RUTH MASON, infsni
da1,hser Of S.orse 3 and Susie Ely ased one moet
FLETCHER. On Monday, August o. 1855 MARGA-
eher is the .ss,sh a.ssess her SO
Her funeral viii take place from her late resaenos
A1sass O'clock N Friends Of The family az
invited 70 attend IAlehandra papers please copy e'
LIE COINTE- On sunday. August 8. 1855, EDITH
MATHILDE. infant daughter u George and Edith N
Funeral from her, grandparents residence, 800
ELEVENTH street southwest luesd.y, AUGUST :, lssa
paralysis. kicHARp lsss ss q .r s g....
vest ias.ass husHs. Z SO Pm Esis.vs s's sna
& n Fl s sss at
funeral from the Fourth Stree, Me.hOdi., Epi.eopss
August sth Friends and scauantahces invited % =
:. MILLS On Sunday morning. August 8, lsss. =
$50 an, WILLIE J; inisut son q William I. and
Rosa A Mills. aged fourteen months aud eighties
days
Funeral from his parents residence 500 cath stress
Friends and relatives invited
MIRIck; On sunday. Angus, 5. 1855. WILLIAM
Funeral wsdne.aay. August s: q 5 pm. from IN.
residence Of his cousin Mr. O. ". sargent Is stree
northwest. Relstves and friends invited without
further notice.
MuERAY. on SUNDAY; AuT1s, lsss :, 10 Ycloss
WILLIAM MURRAY. axed eighty yesrs
Funeral from his Residence Tuesday. August a. at
O'Clock pm Friends and relatives invited 10 attend
PYNCHEoN. suddenly. on the morning Of August
D. 1885 at her late residence t2o fourteent strcet
northwest, fLoRAE. wife Of William NICK. Pyncbs
con.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
STRAIN. At his residence, Aureola. near Brooke
Vile, Montgomery County. Nd, August .. lsss Capt
JOHN II STRAIN, In the seventy sixth year Of his
Burial ct Oak Hnl. wednesday. August 9. ct 1890
O'Clock e
TALBoTT On Sunday. August s. 1855, 81 10 80
y. m, LAURA VIRGINIA. VIE OF John w. Talbot
Funeral viii take plsce from Kendall chapel ThiE.
O'Clock Friends and relatives invited 10 sttsud
WILEY. August 4. 1855, Ns AMERICA ADAMD.
wife Of John Wiley. aged sixty -cixht yeerN
Funeral from her lsts rssdence z25 street norsh-
west August ct O'Clock y m fnsnds are rsspscs
fully invited 70 attend
WILLIAMS. sunday. August 5th. 1850 NAB
GARET n. infant daughter Of John II and oarsh
Funeral private.
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Alexandria Affair."

ADAY or CkLEBRArIoxs.-To-day has been fes-
tival day for Alexandria A pilgrim age was made
from Fredericksburg, where, on the 9Th or August,
1853, george Washington was made a Mason, 70
Mount vernon, passing through this city. The
pilgrimage was made under the auspices OF the
Freemasons OF Alexandria and Fredericksburg.
Alexandria Washington Lodge, No. p, II. A. A. NJ,
met at the Masonic Temple, In the market square,
and on the arrival OF Fredericksourg, Lodge No =
with q considerable number Of their Washington
fellow craft, took the steamer for Mount Vernon,
70 make sner a. ~ %
ter Mason Potomac Lodge, L o. o. r., with the
families OF the members and many friends, made
excursionisIs made the town level The Nasons
VIII return At O'Clock and by the time the fare
wells OF the visiting brethren are made the nremen
the ia anniversary Of the organization OF the re
department OF Alexandria I'm the formation OF the
up, cS s5 August az The 0ad
sion, and the evening In Alexandria wiz be lively
one
A FEscI KxcnEnIxr-Free passage along the
the central wharves Of the city that the passage
has come 70 be regarded ~ one OF right and when
owning the steamers City OF washington and city
and LannanS wharf on the north, WHERE the
WssningsoS, there was some excitsmenI
NoTRG-The funeral OF Miss Lizzie Holbrook, q
ele Coaums,a ssrest soSk place sn,s nosnins fron
Catnolic Knighss II xnsrscs srs sndeavoring 20
eject IN organization herN-DevittS store prop
erty o. Alfred and Duke streets wns bid IN o. sat-
urday q 6 i70-A. Geo CaEsons propersy On
FAir{Ax atregt, nsef 0ibbon, has beea soad-the
dwsni.g . r v: balleegsr g 80 sod ne sso.s
Kings new seoss o. L. street was conpastsd %
day by D =. oeOueonbufg, builder. The building
= ths largest ssogehous ever erected herA eslng
bouEht o. saturday aftsFnoon iase IL lase NJ
80 q =: kosk -, g. @ wen re I.i.la.
esrese4 - large ewenn( VITA han1snme gss-
ons 80 WanAlngeoe soae6 kA1 oolr eoats upoo
e ys.e1eaE: ~ lnle oe~a0 Weshingtsor
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Evxnr FAsx.a Ksows

That weeds must Be torn MP By the roota %
they VIII b sure 70 crop out again. Do II h
With di.sases which have their origin n d.
PRAYED blood The cause Of the complaint must
b removed By Ayers sarsspafillA. or no psfms-
nsnt cure ID possbla rryn
o. ". Allen. prussist Of Brunswick. Ma.
- says: al have never known Ayers ssrsspsrilla
nil 10 give satisfaction. In hundrsds Of casss
within my knowisdss IL has proved perfect
spsciAe for diseases arising from impurities IN
the blood L regard II - an invaluable spring
medicine
AYERS sARsAPARTLLA,
Prepared By Dr.. J. Q. Aver Co, Lowell. AAa.
~ al Druggists. Price q siI bottles. o.
&30 WORTH e5 A BoTTLk
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AUCTION SALES
THIS A FTERNOOI
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


THE sI,ooP MAY" AT AUCTION.
o, on MONDAY, AUGUST sIxTH. lsss. ct FvE
viii sell the soop MAY length about rs fse breadth
about lOh feet and depth ~ feet
Terms cash -
4 ,HANCERY SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
~ L0I: lMfR0ysD By H0uSE 10; lie xMI ~
4fEfH f 81 bsfh u 5s frE Efo II
BY virtue of a decree of tn Supreme Court Of the
equity W Lerein Win. H. Marshall and others are oom
plainants and Hattie and Alice Marsha are defend
ants. shall on MONDAY AFTERNOON. the TA1k-
TIETH DAY OF JULY. D 1855, At FIVE
premises the follow real estate. descbed on the
plat the city of Washinston. in the District Of Co-
lumbs and being part Of lots twelve and thirteen
point on Filth east thirtynve t35J feet north
ming thence north along said Fifth street twenty four
thence nc west the e sn, n, d:PS q U
(2 feet thence east to the place Of beginning
Terms of sale; One-half Of the purchase money In
cash and half one year. the deferred payment TO
By the notes Of the which are to be secured
c2sssr's option deposit Of 1900 required 81 ale;
eonveyancing recording. &C. at the purchasers cos
otherwise the trustee the reh TO resell ct the
risk and cost of the defAulting purchaser.
EUGENE =. ARNOLD. Trustee.
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneera yl8-dkds
The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED in con.equencs
Of the rain until MONDAY AUGUST SIXTH 1888,
AT SAME HOUR AND PLACE
EUGENE f. ARNOLD, Trustee
U31-d&ds 45S Louisiana ave.
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CHOKING CArARRH.

Have You awakened from . disturbed sleep with all
the horrible sensations Of assassin clutchng your
throat and pressing the hfebresth from your tight
ened chest Have noticed the languor and debility
that the effort to clear and head
this catarrhal matters What depressing influence IL
exerts upon the mind cloudng the memory and I'LL
ing the head with pains and strange noises How diff
hcut 1t to rid the passages throat and lunzs Of
this poisonous mucus all testify who aictsd
with catarrh How difficult to protect the system
against its further towards the lungs liver
and kidneys, all physicians will admit 1t il terrible
disease and cries out for relief and cure.
The remarkable curative powers. when all other
remedies utterly fail. Of SANDroRD's RADICAL CURE
are attested by thousands who gratefully recommend
to fellow-suferers No made regarding
that cannot be by the
and reliable references.
Each packet contains bottle of the RADICAL
CURE one box Of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and al I'M
PROVED INHALER with treatise and directions and
sold by all druggists for 81.
PorrrR DRuo Ann curxroAY To rostor
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THS wEAL;KNowN GARLsBAg sPRUpEL SALT
OF GAAk4LsBAD Better THAN ANY
PURIFYING REMEDIES.
Inc cashier Of N. 0ugyenheim's sons. 81 and %
trsnknn street. one Of the largest import houses In
- follows:
., ror yssrs ! have suffered from sbsosess. which
cut fr0I time 70 time TO obtain relief used ali sorts
OF blood pur1hers but without avail. The abeceesee
would always reappesr I suffered very much pain
until my physician advised me TO use The ssnune Inn,
this for about four weeks and since that time have
oeen entirely free from the disease Ny complexion
cannot speak too highly Of this really valuable remedy
and nave recommended Il to AL my friends. who also
Yours very respectfully. 1 MHYHns.
Inc genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Powder IL put up
in round bottles Each bottle Gomez in paper
ana ha the seal Of the city Of Carlsbad and the ssns
the neck Of every bottle Ali others worthless ii
tations Pamphlets and Dr.. Toboldts lecture mailed
Tree upon application. EISNEk MENDE1SON CO.,
Barclay ST., N. Y, Sole Agents. au1-m.wA
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I'd EDITION.
Latest qblGglaInS 10 Tho Star.
GEN. sHERIDAN,s FUNERAL

GEN. sHERIDAN,s FUNERAL
Is win Occur Here Thur,aay Or Fri.
aay. and 30 - simple ~ Possible
1meermemt to be ~ SOldiers' Home, ~
POsslble-Cond0lence for Mrs. SheFis
dan.
NoSQUrT via NEW BEDFORD, MAsa, August T.
It was this morning substantially arranged that
Gen. Sheridan's remains will be transported to
w. Ss0,o u Special TO leave
neral services viii Be- nsid Il s. Matthew's Church
as soon as possible thereafter either Thursday or
The work Of the
Gen. sheridan has repeatedly expressed strong
dislike Of display in funerals and in accord
the ceremonies In Washington are to be as
simple Is possible. The funeral however, will, OF
course, Be military one. The interment WIN be
washington II the assurance can be obtained that
bis wife and children may be given restlng-placs
MESSAGES or coNpoLxNcs
to MA Sheridan are arriving at Nonquitt this
morning from all parts OF the country. They are
nearest telegraph station. Mrs. sheridan bears up
with great self-control but Is terribly grief
stricken, the shock having been intensified BY rea-
cheerful outlook OF the last few days It Is learned
to-day that although the symptoms Of the re-
tore the generars death and altSoSen no possible
exertiOn was spared to bring him out OF 1t by the
VIGOROUS APPLICATION OF ALL KNOWN REMEDIES,
the generals condition was apparently not more
dangerous than it had been on number Of former
occasions when the remedies accomplished their
purpose. Injections OF digttalis applications Of
mustard pasters, the use OF ammonia and the re-
peated employment OF powerful ::galvanic bat
terry were resOrted to last but all proved unaval-
Ing, even to arouse the general from the state of
complete mental unconsciousness into which he
fell soon after the first symptoms OF the recurring
heart failure, and In which he remained until he
drew his last breath.
THE LAST DAT.
During Sunday the General had not seemed
much worse, but rather restless and nervous
In the morning his couch was wheeled to the
window, and he gazed long and earnestly at the
scene grown so familiar to him.
Col. Sheridan, his wife, Mrs. Gen. Sh eridan and
Dr. O'Reilly went In bathing in the forenoon. The
whole family were at the hotel for supper.
When the doctors declared toe general dead
Mrs. Sheridan could not believe IT, She took him
by the shoulder and mplored him to recognize her.
As the cruel truth forced Itself upon her, the de-
voted wife fell to the floor. Upstairs the children
slept, ignorant Oftheir fathers death.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer, y3o + street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT FRONT
INC EbET 4. aTREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT FRONT
ING Is FEET ON L STREET, NEAR CONNEC-
TICUT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
Ry virtue of deed of trust recorded In Liber No.
1911 folio 22l ct seq. Of the Land Records for
the Dstrct of Columbia and at the request Of party
secured thereby, will offer for sale In front Of the
premises, TUESDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF
AUGUST. 1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, that GER
tain piece parcel of land known and described as
being lot numbered in square numbered 16l, % the
same 10 recorded in Liber W. F. folio 49, Of the rec
bia sold subject to certain deed trust the
sum of 9 LOO, payable three years from July o..
1887 Interest at per cent, payable semi annually
Terms of sale: One-half of the purchase money In
cash and the balance ~ year. with interest the
rate of q per centum per annum payable semi n
nuay and secured By deed of trust on the properly
posit of 800 will be required at time Of sale. All
and recordina at purchasers cost Terms
of sale to be complied with in fifteen days.
ROBERT T.. BRADLEY, ! r
Tyr -eod&ds JOHN &. SWORMsTEDT,S ArustseA
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RAILROADS.
V,HE eREa-

1'hb GREAT -.-x
10 THE NORTH. WEsT. AND soUTHwEsr.
sf Eti R RhfSA xAeSifiCtSf f EoufFaEENr
IN EFFECT AUGUST >. 1sss.
1hs5 pss EEA si1fh ND s fS
Pullman Sess6aied Oar. Al . so am. daily; Fas.
Line SO an daily to ci I, and s., Louis
md A.Irsbgs 70 81 Linn; DAILY s1eep; saturday
western EIpress. g Z 30 pm. daily. with Sleeping
CaTy Washinston TO CHICAGO AID st. Louis. and ex-
With .STosss sisepeTs fGr
s,y ana sor s5arx f, saa ,s s,pyss 1890
through Sleeper to httsburg. and Pttsburz %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
Fer nne Cspsndsisua and Rocheser. daily for Buff
1i sRd sil.S5 ds,y sJssrt sa :, 1000
Tor wtliamsport Lock Haven, and Elmira, at 8: 80
sc sic 10 % sn III: % s lSs q. 80
nissd ETpf.ss Of P1lin many P.f s1a
Carr 2 40 an daily. except sunday and 3:45 y.
Tor Boston without change. 200 pm, every day.
sor Bar haToor without change daily except satur.
sy as ssrS9sA train; S9ane:,
direct transfer 20 fllton street. avoiding doubts
s fRsSsSS NsS fN5s o c co. and IL 40
Zoo 40; 900. 10 90 and II 20 2 Pm m On sun;
L@,s5 d17 S, Ssri SSia5
~ S';ip9Fs. e:a5. 5se sS S9. go ESQ 90: 90
$40. 600. 40. 10 90. and 1 30 pm. on sun
day. 300, 9;05. 300, 1l:40 am. 200. 3:45.
1u Popes Creek Line. Q 20 am and 4:40 Pm daily.
Dor Annapolis 4 go and 900 m, 1905. 20 and
6OOP m daily, except Sunday. Sundays 100 ..
m. 4:10p.m-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
Dor Alexandria @ CO. a. s.4O Q.45 1857 AM
~ 2:9 ~ noon Cos. 425. 800. 5:55 800. sos.
i9y2 ana Pm on a s. nd io nt 600 si@
Accommodation for Quanticq. 500 pm week days
For kic edmond and the South, 600, 1857 am daily
and o :O5 pm daily. except sunday.
1reins leave Alexandria for Washington. g %. !;05
SQO,y 10, 1915. 11:O7 am, 20. 300, 3:23,
b;1O. 800, s;32, 1872 and IL :05 Pm. ON sun:
and 1912 p m
Tickets and information the office, northeast cor
Der Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
the station where orders be left for the checking
Of language to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. Z PUGH j. II. WOOD,
General Manager. Iau6I Gen. Pas Agent
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WOMEN Or IsrLuEscn
MRS. M. APPLETON BAKER, NIECE OF JUDGE
BLATCHFORD. OF THE U. s. suPREME
COURT, WRITES LETTER

NEW YoRx. July 20, 1887.
DEAR MRs. AYrR: Az one Of the trying seQuels to
long and desperate illness have been afflicted with
most annoying skin disorder for which have tried
many remedies without success. few weeks ago
purchased jar Of 'RecAmisr Cream" not that had
any faith In any so-called proprietary remedy. but
that happened 10 know who you were. aud felt sure
you at least believed Recamer toilet preparations
were All you claimed hnd 1t difficult to express my
delight Ut the impr6 vement in my face. Let 1t sufce
that all my friends congratulate on the wonderful
cure "Recamier Cream" has effected, and that my
physician. DE-. Egbert Gurnsey. under whose care I
have been since childhood seeing the beneficial effect
OF your Recamier preparations, said to II will
not prescribe anything for you take internally You
cannot do better than to continue the Rscamisr
Cream. do not know what 1t Ii made of, but know
WHO Mrs Aver is Al IL am sure you will derive moro
benent from her cream than from anything else. Go
on with the cream" feel but do you Justice in lay
ing this welesned tribute at the shrine Of the beau
iful Julie Recsmier.
Sincerely yours,
NJ APPLETON BAKER.
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M. APPLETON BAKER.

You can have . beautiful complexion by using the
Recamier Cream. provided you avoid all cosmetics II
VIII remove the damage caused by cosmetics It will
remove pmples. liver spots black heads tan, ss,bu,r
and redness Of the skin. Any Of these imperfecions
on womans face il equivalent to painted sign say.
Ing This woman II uncleanly in her personal habits
attractive" Send for free sample Of Recsmisr Pow.
der Harriet Hubbard Aver. 81 Park Plaos, New
Iork. spl6-6m
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DESTROYED ny LIGHTNING.
Four Barns burned During SATURDAY.
Nights StOrm-One Man Killed.

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READING, Pa, August 6.-The storm OF Saturday
evening in northern Berks and adjoining counties
was one Of the most severe experienced In that
section for years. No less than four barns were
burned by lightning and other property damaged.
The barn or David Reinhardt at Stony Run,
this county, was entirely destroyed together
At Kreldersville, Northampton County, the
barn OF WIN. Dreisbach was burned, with con-
tents. A few miles beyond, the barn OF Abraham
Schneck at Laury's station was consumed, to-
gether with all contents and q number OF cows
Several other fires are reported, among them
tne oarn OF Mr: RohrDach, near LAMBS
grain, and other crops. The losses sustained will
aggregate s20. OOO Stephen Dreisbach was knocked
from q wagon near SlatingtOn and killed. 1t il
supposed he was stunned by lightning. Elmer
Adams barn at Grimsville, Berks County, was de-
Stroyed by lightning, causing loss OF s., 500.