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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-16
Street Railway Mems Convention.

The ninth annual meeting Of the American
Street Railway Association brought to Buffalo
from all parts of the country representatives
of two-thirds of the street railway companies
of the country, and oil the great electrical
manufacturing companies. The meeting yes
erday was called to order by tue secretary, w.
j. Richardson of BROOKLYN. Col. Thomas
Lowry, president Of the Minneapolis Street
Railway Company and president of the assoc ia
ton, occupied the chair. Special committees
reported on: "A perfect street railway horse. u
"A years progress of cable motive power
Electric motive power technically consid-
cred" Novel schemes for the development
of street railways, and public and state treat.
ment of cOruorat!ons"
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Virginia State Notes.

Harry Christian, the negro desperate who
murdered Detective Crow at Elk Horn in Sep
TENDER, has been captured at Logan Court
House, ". Va.
daughter of Rev. BENZ. Richardson OF
Waverly. who was accidenty shot in the head
few days ago by an uncle is dead
The emancipation committee at Richmond in
sending out invitations to prominent coorcd
men snubbed the noted Rev. John Jasper
The State Press Association will met at Rich
mond November IL.
Two corps of engineers are at work on the
Virginia and Kentucky railroad and operations,
which have boen suspended, are soon to be ro-
sumed
Commodore Jno. Page Of the Argentine navy.
who died recently, was a native of Virginia and
served in both the United States and confed-
crate states navies
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PROPOSALS.

II .: COMMISSION OF FISH AND FISHERIES.
will be received l. Office up to room of Oco
Der -, 1890, ut which time they will be opened i'm
the presence OF attending idders for Thinning the roof
OF the buGlg occupied by the [. s. Fish Commission
on the NV corner OF 9TH and streets w. Also bids
Tor the pufchase Of the states said roof Blank
f0lns OF Proposal ana full information furnished on
aplIlcGtlon TO thc chief clerk MARSHALL AcDON-
ALL, Commissioners oi5-At
DhupoSALs FOR CHEMICAL INSTRUMENTS
n Steel &C.. FOR the Washington Navy Yard Octo-
Der :, lS9O.-Scaed proposals, InduTsed "rroposzs
Tor Cheical Instruments Steel. &c. the Mashin.
ton Navy lard. to Toe opened Ortoter ~, 1890" Will
be received at the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Navy DEPARTMENT. Washington. DC, until TWELVE
$780, and publicly opened immediately Thereafter To
FURNISH at the Washington Navy Yard q supply o.:
chemical lnstrInc nts. consisting OF balances. ap-
lGratuS Tor analysis.
batteries heating apparatus platinum dishes &c ;
also lS.OoO pounds U1 steel plates. &C. 5000 pounds
TOOL steel. 40 bars copper, 8. 600 barrels broken
stone The articles must I'll cases conform the
navy standard ana pass tho usual naval Inspection
Bank propt sails will be furnished uYou Application TO
The attention Of manufacturers and dealers is invited
lie bids all other Things Deing equal decided by lot
The department reserves the rght wGive defects or
to reject any all bids not deemed advantageous to
the government. EDWIN STEWART. PayIraster
General. Us. Navy o:-2taw-2w
DRoPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED By The
~ undersigned until ELEVEN An. OCToBEl
TEL n. $50, Tor hauling dirt flling and sod
ding at Howard University Particulars oi applic,l-
ton Ihe Fight TO reject all bids reserved. Uihce
hours y 10 40 am. j. a. JOHNSON, Treas Olaf
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"A Folding Fridge.

The authorities in Chicago have let con-
tract for the construction OF what is called n
folding bridge" over tho canal at Weed street.
from Goose Island to the mainland. at cost of
600. The bridge will be built without a
center pier Each half Of the bridge will con-
sist OF two sections or folds. When in position
for traffic the halves will meet in the center
When boats are to be let through either or
both halves will fold back upon tho approaches.
The invention is patented by the manager of n
local towing company
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Toes, TrLEs. T1p.Blrs AND Il Ar1rr,

4 OGS, Il lies. Il ID-L1ITS AND Il AIlIFTi
o. ye winged winds
That DER the flew,
And sped along with cheerful song;
gallant ship. merry crew
Fold me i'll thy strocs,, Invisible embrace
That may pour out my soul Ill tnauktulncss
O. generous wind! O. glorious sea,
The ship thou waited and bore unto mo
Was laden with precious stores
And safely landed Oh these shures
Which does my soul with rapture fill.
For thy wings winged" the Tariff LII
From this time hence that great bug-a-boo-the
Tarif-will DO seized plausible pretcx t for
excessive charges i'll ali branches vi trade Fore
waraed il iorearmed" When you enter i store to
make purchase and tariff il the topic introduced,
beat nasty retreat. That dealer is only lavin, hs
way to high tariff his wares, which you being,
loyal and patriotic citizen. expected 10 pay WITH
out murmur And now,sO, wind. We beg OF thee i
further boon. Spread thyself Ger AL the land and,
with thy icy breath! compel the Inhabitants thereof
conform to the season by discartns the airy sub
stances OF Spring AID summer and DON tLoso OF
uc!den Autumn and Hoary WINTER.
Throw thy pi,iiess around them. @! icy jade.
for We the l;eIdy Made Clothing trade
Fully prepared TO supply I'll dclnan..s.
OUR ALL-wooL MELTON ovERCoATS AT sS. 70
Has torn tariff talk into tattcrs Dealers scowl at u.s.
The people applaud lis.
We have excellent business Suits Cor men ct 81 So
$3.50. 81. 40 aNd 5000.
liner CRATES ct i 10, Sl...2J, 512.TJ, $1,000
SD 30 and upward.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS-S12.2 80. 30, Sl1.4O,
So. 90 80. 10 Gnd upward.
BOYS SUITS, Coats, Vests and Long Pants, sizes
IL TO Is years, $3S S. $500, $3.50, So, $3.50. 81
and upward.
EOS sUlTs-Jacket and Short Pants-4 to II
years. sI.0G $780, 81. 81. So. $500 81 90 and mp
ward.
Long Pants for boys 81. 80 ind upward.
Short lnnis for boys. 3Sc and upward.
MINIS rANTALooNS-s4.s 20. $3.50. s2.75.
S3.2o. $3.50. 50. > and upward.
Our splendid stock Of
HATS. CAPS
and
GESTLEIEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Is worthy of special mention and richly deserves your
attention.
careful and critical inspection of our several lines
OF goods Will convince you VI their superior excel
lcnce and In the matter of low prices it s an estab-
lishrd fact that this house is without rival
VICTOR E. ADLER,s
Ton Per Cent Clothing Housa
Hats, Caps
and
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
o21 and G.o eth st. Il. W.. cor Massachusetts avo.
STRICTLY ONE pRICE.
Open Saturday until IL pm oS
GENTS SUITS SECURED AND PRESSED. 81.
Coata ooc Pants. .5o
Altering and Rcpsirng neatly done.
Goods called Tor and delivered.
RIA. REEVES. sl4 X ct. NV.
au7-0m binder tho Frederick.
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Too Much "Good Evening"

GOOD evening, gentlemen" said Annie
Walker last evening to party of colored men
in East Washington. and Mace Gross asked her
what she had to do with it. That is what
Annie told Judge Miller today, and after that
size said he struck her.
what have you got that rag tied around
your head for?'
My heads been in an apron ever since he
struck me-"
Mace told different story and claimed that
Annie struck him because he said good
evening"
The case was dismissed.
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lie Will Visit the Farm.

John W. Tippett was called in tho Police
Court this morning and a country looking in
divIdual responded. lie stood in front OF Clerk
Potts with his hands in his pockets while a
charge OF yagrancy was read against him.
Are you guilty or not guilty2' asked the
clerk.
..Who?"
'.lou."
Guilty of WHAT"
'Yoa are charged with begging on the
street"
oh, an from st. Mary's county"
What are you doing hcre?'
Il came to see some relatives" said the pris-
oner. as he stood twisting his mustache.
Policeman Jamson informed the court of the
prisoners having been found begging on Penn
sylyanIa avenue on several occasions and a
sentence OF two months on the farm was i'm
posed
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Fined One Dollar and Costs.

John II. Campbell, an express agent on the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad between Bal
timore and Washington, was charged before
the criminal court at Upper Marlboro yester-
day with assault with intent to kill. The as
sault occurred occurred on the evening OF Au-
gust 16 near Ardwick Station and the charge
was brought by Vim. Chew. son of cx-Judge H.
Il. b. Chew of Marlboro. Baltimore Sun
special says: The evidence went to show that
Chew went into the express car for the purpose
OF paying expressaGe on a freezer OF cream
and being ordered out. lie declined to go un-
til the cars speed was checked, the train then
running. it was claimed, at 80 or IS miles an
hour. Thereupon Campbell seized his pistol
and forcibly elected him. Chew foil on the
platform, and saved himself by grasping tho
iron ratings of the car. Campbell WAS found
guilty of assault and fined 81 and costs.
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Success of a Washington Girl.

Gratifying accounts have been received Of
the success in Dresden of Miss Carrie V. Kid
well. for many years the soprano of the First
Presbyterian Church choir and q pupil Of Dr.
Bischoff OF this city. A Dresden paper says Of
her: The concert OF the talented young bari
tone, Eichhorn, viii not only be adorned by the
lovely pianiste, Clotilde Kleeborg, but intro
duces also a singer. Hiss Carrie V. Eidwell of
Washington. who has just completed her
study Of vocal technique under Prof. J. t.
Lamperti. Since Marcella Sembrich such a
lark-lihe voice and such vocal agility have not
been heard. She sang yesterday at an invita-
tion rehearsal and one must confess that the
audience were quite agreed on tho voice and
its extraordinary cultivation"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q Advertising is profitable only when prop
erly done,-thatis, in the medium sure to reach
the largest number Of those whose attention is
sought Money otherwise expended for tina.
purpose is wasted To eIpcnd it wisely, adj
largest circulation, but gives the figures, and
Bwears to them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-16

Annie Foley is one OF those unfor.unates
who can't keep out of the work house. She
spends on average ten months of each year
in prison. She was the first prisoner arraigne
before Judge Miller. The charge against her
was vsgrancy.
Annie told the same old story OF being inno-
cent and. as usual. she wanted another show.
The show given her a sixty days SEN
tence and Il she keeps sober few days after
her release she will spend Christmas day out Of
prison.
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nUNCANSoN BROS, Auctioaeers.

kEUSCANSON DROS., AuctloneerS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SQUARE BOUNDED RY
att AND STREET S SGH HHMlsinihE AVE-
BY virtue of 9eed of trust given to us, duly re-
ued Iiber 12l2 folio @ ct seq. OF the land
FRIDAY, the TwEA1Y-FOUnllt DAY OF DC 10
bLE AID. 1890, at foCR o'ci OCK 4. NJ, In front of
the premises. all that certain lioc5 parcel land
premises situate anu being in ciy uI Washington
all OF sluare soul of square one hundred eighty
egDt hSSI, together Win the rights easements, priv
iiescs and aliurenaces to the same belonging in
any wis, thereto ari'ertaIiiEg.
Terms: one-third cast, baiance in equal payments
bearing Ier cent per annun interest payable semi
annually and be secured ty deed trust prop
rosit of 81 UOU required Mt time OF sale. Conveyance
inr Ne al cost, iens 10 be complied with
seli the property ut the risk and cost OF the DO ulg
in sol.e nswspape published in Wasinxson. ~ le'"'0
o,4-,s,, ho faA ( hisL Li;,!5 Trustees
NOkIiiWEsT, BETWEEN SINrEENIH AND
p sIhEE ct i hsSS H TgE
On TUESDAY. The TWENTY EIGHTH DAY Of
request the .sr,ies secured. shall offer for sale
b. auction in front OF the premises. under the pro-
recorded L;ber Il76. folio 1851 ct seq Of the land
records of the District Of Coiuba. ali that certain
piece or pa:eei OF iand and Premises known and dis
tihyuiShed as aid bring
fronting GIL e q B. a9T r. s9 e. IRE; is
Iwo sy Brick Dwelling HOUSE. No 1876 street
Terms sale: Onc-third cash. balance of purchase
money III che and two years with interest at the
to 10 81 dsea Of on G anil al
cash. at option OF purchaser. SEQ down Mt time of
to be complied with in len days Otherwise right r.,
served 70 rssell at risk and Gust Of defautns pur
some newspaper published in Washington. DC.
ooso.a. 5 5SsS SlSs lussas sss.
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IapROvED
Real I %STA1 il LOT 23Xl3i 10 2o,tOOT Al:
DWELLING. NUMBER 46l II STREET sOUrh-
uEoI.
Il virtue of deed of trust, dated November 10 A
u. 1896. and duly recorded III her No. III folio
$50 81 Of tie aud records the District OF
CulunDit, and 1t the rcQueS: Of party secured
thereby. L. surviving tu-tcc. viii sell at puD.ic
auction III front OF the premises SATURDAY. OC-
LOB Il TWFNT) .FlfTE, AID. 1880, at HALF
FAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the following de>crDed
real estate situate in the city OF Washington said
District, 10 Wit origins! lot NO square No. 5O.
with the improvements thereon, large elegant two
siory brick dweiing with back building stabie &c
Terms Of sale: Que third cash. Of which 80 must
be a,d SALE balance and two We trs
il ai ylItnts To be secured By purchasers
bearing Interust from day Gala payable semi an
nualIy, amt deed trust property sold, AL
option of urchascr 1crnls sale to be com
piie witt. ten days day of sale else trustee
the rght resell at risk and cost of ur-
ChuSer III ucfault. W.d. Il. HOFFMAN,
ol1-dtJ Surviving trustee
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Epidemic of Suicide I'm por;s-


Paris Is Mortified at what seems to be q sui
eide epidemic. For somo time past as many as
twelve to eighteen suicides have been reported
daily. On Sunday the total was eleven In
the hue Berthe a woman suffering from a ner
yous affection swallowed quantity of tincture
of iodine. A diamond merchant named Cohen,
in the Rne Manbeugc, blew out his brains for
some reason which has not vet TRANSFERRED. An
other man OF about sixty committed suicide on
the Rue st. Martin III a similar manner In
the Rue dcs UanletS a man hanged himself
lie left behind LiLl Il paper Oh which the fol
lowing words were written: No work: no
bread; not eaten anything for two DAYS
Enough of this. In route ior the turnip field. ~
Starvation also induced = widow ia the Rac
Palikao to suffOcate herself and hnr daughter a
girl Of thirteen. by means of charcoal Two
young women were found drowned in the Seine
An individual IL the Rue DIES Pyreuccs poi
soned himself with laudanuu
Brakeman sam Harris of Laramie was on tho
top of freight car of a Union Pacific train
running between Wilcox and Rock Creek Wyo.
when the top of the torn off by strong
gale. lie was sent sailing over trees as well az
telegraph wires He found several hun
dred yards away. fatally injured.
carpet used Ill room of the mint after
being IN wear some years. was burned TIE
other day Ill pans and yielded $500 worth OF
gold.
Tho New York city board of health de-
| stroyed last year six thousand quarts of adult
teraied milk and over one million pounds of
fruit and food.
Alaska has the largest gold mine in tho
world. 1t Is lighted by electricity and il
worke day and night.
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ia
PEREMPTORY SALE BY AUCTION OF UNIM-
tn0XHD re Il ESlATE ON 7 sThEEr BE-
TWEEN Nv EN1A-SECOSD AND TWENTY
Third ST. EETS NOK INVEST.
On lHUE5DAi AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
| TNENTY-IHIKD, at HALF-fAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Will seh i'll front Of the premises
SUB LOTS 30, 81. q. AND 80. IN SQUARE No 81
each fronting IL. II feet + street End having Il
uepth OF 80 feet TO JfUot alley containing in All
aoUut 6,3061 square feet, and will DO sold arces
To suit purchasers.
Terms uud above incunibrance of 81 oo 90
each lot from September, 1890, 1T /. and = ears
with int rest at per cen. lSr aNnun cash deposit
OF 100 each lot ut linc OF sale. be com
pied Will III la days from this day o! sale the riga.
Is Reserved TO resell at tins risk and Of the
lEH purchaser purchaser. All CUnIcyGnciuy and
recording 1t purchaser = cost
NATCLIFFE, DARR Il co,
I'D
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RATCLIFFE. DARR L CO. Aucuoneers.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF ) STRICT
BETWEEN IiGHTEENIM AND NINETEENTH
SIRLl ID NOltl Invest
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON, OCTOBER TWEEN
TN-SECOND. III HALF-FAST FOUR O'CLOCK we
will sci i'll from: OF the premises
loI lob, IN SQUARE 1872,
Having trout OF 10 foe the north side of street
between iHlh and 18th streets, with pth of 100
ie"t to III alley an elegant opportunity to ue
building sites in the lue hUnGble quarter.
lCruIr and aUoV. the deeds Of trust one
FOR y 800 que January Is! 1891. and for 1929,
que June, 1891, both UeFGiig interest the
per cent per ainunD: Cash A deposit OF xaUO re-
QHrud at time ut sale Terms be compiled III in
fifteen days from the day of sale. rigt ~ re
served 20 resell The property 1T the risk ad the
{ iau ting purchaser. All conycyalcng and record
ing III purchasers cost.
Ol3-d L. l. CLIEFT. DARE K CO aurta
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nUNCANsoN BROS. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF NEW BRICK HorsF ON r.
sIkkhT SOUTH BETWEEN SOUTH CAPITOL
49,, W. +. EDMUNSION, lrustcc,
o'eod Once 300 9TH St n.
.UNCANSoN BROS. AucuOnecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL, ESTATE
10 SO4 ELEVENTH 5 MELT NEAR PENNsYL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
No oO4 ELEVENTH 81 Melt NEAR PENNSYl.
WANNA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
10y virtue OF u certain de-d Of trust recorded In
bcr i2O folio lO4 ct of the land records of The
District OF Columbia and upon the written request OF
the secretary OF the Equitable Cooperative Building
ASSOCIATION, the undersigned Will offer
sale ia front of the Premises. WEDNESDAY. OCTo
BEk IhENIi-NlN NTH, 800, at FOCR O'CLOCK y.
N, We following described property viz: Part OF lo
SIX 90 III square nine hundred and Cgq4l
BEGINNING for the same forty-nvc feet (I5I south
from ihe northwest If said 10; and square anu
ruhlilE thence south forty-four feet (+ thence
one, hunired and twenty-five 9S-lOo feet U2.
SS-lOOl th nee north eight S5-l0O feet IS S5-lOOl
thence west thirteen GO feet Jl3 81 1000 more 81
less thence IN aEorthweste.y direction seventy ont
ieet eight and quarter Inches - T., III thcucC
wet twenty three feet t2; thence north two feet
20 ana thence west twenty three CID to ltf
street east and the lacs of beginning.
Terms: One third cash, balaIce six, twelve and
eishit mouths. secured 10y decd the prop
erty 1t pr cent per annuI all cash. At the OPTION
oi te purchaser deposit $500 will be reqIiied
NJ time OF sell" Should the terms sale be NOT COM
plleu WITH IN ten days after the day If sale, proI
crty Will lie resold tho rlsk and cost of the de-
fauiting purchaser.
JOSEPH X. EDISON, r.
~ CHARLES B. BAILEY.} AFustees
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Boulanger's Son-in-Layy DISCIPLINED

Capt. Driant. Gen. Boulanger's sou-in-law,
has been ordered from Tunis to Dizert as a
disciplinary measure, the captain having an
nounced the publication of his new book with
out having first obtained the permission OF II.
De Freycinct, minister of war
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ONE FOUND BEST BUTTER. CSC; -FOUR BOXES
~ sardines. 23c; z cans Salmon, 25c Rio Coffee.
nc and 2oc per pound; Pounds Best Cheese, CSC.
quart bottle CGtAwba Vino zoe big bottle Whisky,
soc: big bottle Homemade Concord Vine. .5c.: 8
O'HARE'S
oll-lm' 1875 9TH st.n-w.
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II T.WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. N.w.-CAR-
pet Lining. 90 yards 81 so and 81. IS; L, and
SHY rrersrsd koonng. Building Payer flae Lining.
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RAILROADS.
CHEsApEAkE AND ONO IAILaAI
Schedule IN Eject NayiA
RALTImoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

RALIlMoRE AND OHIO RAILRoAn
~ Schedule m eject June "a lS!1V
leave washington iron station corner II New yer,-x
For chicaso ana %ar,SSea, See,siu,el Im,,.s
fsr Cn,,,n 80 an ~ eaircss y,:.9 nm.
s1LiS = 80 aid J 4 so n. n. A'-
M "a iltlsSurs Had cleveland. express daily 30
% '' LsHsion and points the Shenandoah y.llss
iSf f Minshester and way stations. t5:3oPm
K, Sr IbeainnSre as,s. sGi co. o:sa n
- TiSg ~: - lnl,g.ss 80 $50 ia 90. i. J0
g. =, A. minaisi BY. "a. 81: g ItnS's
y 90 1850 AMI w. o;ll. ga :lu - :34
lie g 81: 50 j. e m,n aT lso2 mna,es
IN NJ o;Oo GA G.29 : 80 $50. 10 .sa
10, i0r esy stations between washinr,o, and Rain.
III ~, . ~ o;s 80 am. l2:IO s. 81, I'd
q 20 a. a. N sundays 1 90 an. 90 5:sa 80
Trans leave baltimore Washington. week aav,
io;1o and 1853 Too II 10 , 10 10 81
$50 .i99 io:lo. l0:0 and 90 og y, ;,1 , = ~
YY :U 10 80 s:a3. D..s0. lu.2L 10 - a ~
.se So: so io:io io'&ot snd II 10, ~ SiS9 ''oo
nm snrdas. S',' -iiG 30 ma 4: Iii and 4 20
S.ls o." %, An. l2;oa $50 nm sunea,s
,s fS p s'snoss OF Ute METROPOLITAN Branch tG.lA
,,, :, - nm Ton lllucIIal STATIONS oIlly.
fo or h2e1Sl!ly and May stations. - 10 Pm
foa SAthtrsburs aud interim ,iiaio Istnt. 90 90
h0"I, 90 an, tl.Co. $500 '5.55. i0.4S
for Bo,d's ana Intermediate stations - comm.
~ WI SlailNie Mgtrof lfrauC
rSt 1870 iO.ou. 80. $3.50. III 90 a N
ti,:i.h 1890 - 30 I.EL
Etr EaEtIstoNn, flU:sO am. and - ;3Opm
rams @fiLNe .rNh Chicago daily a, A m and
t:IO Pm t:onl SmcInnatI anu Il uis daiY &: %
I'm daily. Nv ~''1'' "-"S
,NkM YORK AND IHILADEIPHIA DIVISION
fH SSN 1Ork, Trenton. Newark. y D. aud tIlzals.th
80, $40. lS;UO. 1000, IL 10 Am "a
f.ool nu 'lO;3O pm. BUFFET lArlor Cars tn III
80 aShs. sIeoiins Gar the 10 80 A. "a. Opon
for tiniaaephia q 90. ts 90 1000 80 oouoon
<,oV, Sou 'O:l5 and 'lU:.bU p.n.
toi NtNAlh, Del. AllnsEsiOE aud Chester - .O5.
'lU 80 y m NV NA~' @-1
lur iniermediate points between baltimore nni
pm - '~''O' ''-S
Trains leave New York for Washington. % 90
1850, ,iI.,o ahi. 900. $40 - 90 nm and .l2: -
rams leave Philadelphia for Washington. =, "a.
- :32 I'm "A'
tor boston $50 pm. with Pullman buffet sIeep-
ing car running Through 10 Boston without Change
va IougLAeei she bridge. landlIg passengers unl
N: statlUu ~ DOston-
fOr Atlantic City. 4 .O5 aud 10 am. I. 90 noon
sundays - am, IL noon ard 10 80 Im
,Lhctit sunday. DAILY. iSundAy only
1AEsHge Cailed IOr and checked
ceLCes VI InOn Transfer Company ON orders al
ucAct OncoS 0lO and 1881 Penn. ave and at de,.oN
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. BENSINGER, Auctloncer.

~ BENSINGER. AuctlonGer
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR.
No. 040 LOUISIANA AVENUE.
PEREMPIORY SALE or SADDLE AND DRIVING
HORSES.
On SATURDAY MORNINU, OCTOBER EIGHT
ZENITH. commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, We Will
sell within the DazaIr Z saddle and Driving Horses
Including Fine Hunters. Particular attention is
called to this stock they all yong horses
that have been used BY Mr. Middleton ut Brook side.
W. Va. and are nov sold Tor want OF use. This stock
ALSO,
Commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, 20 Head of Horses
Mares and Mules i'll this lot will be found good drly
and work horses.
ALSO
One Jump seat Car iage. 3 Dayton Wagons Second
hand Phacton Secondhand Duegies, Wagons, Har-
ness, &C., &c.
s. BENSINGER,
OlO-J Auctlun
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