Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NIAGARA FALLsi
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Through the
PICTURESQUE VALLEY OF THE sUsQUEHANNA
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1889.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Valid for return until October "a. inclusive.
s1o FOR THE ROUND TRIP
From Washington and Baltimore and Correspondineiy
Low Rates from Other Stations.
Stop on Allowed at Watkins Within the Limit
Special train Of Pullman psrlor cars and day coaches
will leave Washington, Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road station. TAO an; Baltimore. Union station.
s:2Oam.
The tourist agent and chaperon will accompany the
party.
Tickets on sale at ticket Offices Of Pennsylvania
| railroad.
CHAs. E. PUGH, General Manager.
oclO-4t J. K. WOOD, General Passenger AGENT
Il EkNAN's NEw WASHINGTON lhEAI4h
N Eleventh ST.. south Of Pennsylvania avenue
The Palace Vaudeville Theater of America
TONY PASTOR.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
Next week-IDA sIDDoNs' COMPANY. oc1o
A LBAuGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Every Evening-Matinee Saturday.
The distinguished Comedian. Mr..
SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
in Edward E. Kidder's Comedy DRAINS,
APooR RELATION.
Produced with the Entire Original Scenery Cast
and Stage Settings Is used by Mr. Russell dur
ing his recent successful run at
Days 1heater. New York.
THE COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON
Next week-Eugene Tompkins' great production.
oc9 MANKIND.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
4NEvery Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
TONIGHT AT s-ToNIGHT AT s-ToNIGHT AT
TONIGHT ATS
PRIMROSE HOUSES
AND PACKED
VESTS NIGHTLY
MINSTREL AND
GREATER STILL
THAN THEY
EVER. COME.
Next Neek-The Original Stock Company from the
Lyceum Theater New York in SWEET LAvEN-
DER" oc7-6t
Mount VERNON.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Mount Vernon
Association.
The Steamer ". ". Corcoran. Capt L. L. Blake, for
Mount Vernon.
-Four boats will leave mornings and afternoons ON
WEDNESDAY. October 8,
THURSDAY, October 40,
FRIDAY, October H.,
SATURDAY, October IL,
For Mount Vernon, Tomb of Washington.
MORNING BOATS.
| Two boats will leave each morning at and 10
AFTERNOON BOATS.
Boats will leave each afternoon at l, 2, B. and 80
No other boats will be allowed to land Mount ver-
mission to the mansion aad grounds. ocS-4t
"A ARRIs' BIJoU THEAT b.
Week of October7.
Matinees Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday.
GRANDEST LVENT OF THE SEASON,
J. NJ. HILLS
Union Square Theater Company,
"a POSSIBLE CASE"
By Sydney hosenfeld.
| oc7-6t Next Week.-Mrs. HELEN BARRY.
{ ,APIToL PARK.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, AIS PM
100 Yards hace, three heats-Amateur champion
ship Of k tine D ,a ., GGlu5
Upper Stands reservedfor Ladies.
| Won BOIL
thEy; ACKLAND LORD Won BoYLE).
VIII int oduce his Celebrated
Illustrated by Original and selected Recitals, at the
E-SIRLET BAPTIST CHURCH, -
| Near 9TH St NV,
Admission Cat the Door, 30 cents.
| Subscriiticn Tickets. % cents. oc7-5t'
4 ,AB.N JOHN bKiDu- hUIEL
| Parties desiring to visit the Hotel at Cabin John
cut road first road to the lett on 35tn ST. above
drect 10 the ote were everTtsin se Vii e found
hrst-class and accommodations unsurpassed for nne
/ Olnner parties.
! 1eiephonic communication to the city.
The largest Stone Arch in the word.
| Mrs J. BOBlNGER & SONS. Propretors.
| Telephone No. $40. oc1-7ts
| NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES.