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He Plead Guilty.

In the Criminal Court, Justice Hagner, today,
the colored man James Waters, under con.
viction for receiving stolen goods, whose case
is pending on appeal 10 the Court in General
Term, was before the court Mr.. Cook called
the attention of the court to the fact that there
were four cases in which he had been convicted
below and the record shows that he appealed,
but he states that the appeals were not author.
lied by him. He had been In Jail since April
last and he now desired to plead guilty to these
charges. The court took his pleas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Rufianly Treatment of an Imbecile.

BLooAiNoroN, ND, Feb. l4-Phillip Bram-
mer, a weak-minded and inofensive farmer,
living near Patricksburg, was seized Wednes-
day night while on his way home by masked
men. They took him to an orchard. tie 4 him
To q tree and whipped him almost to insensi-
bility. Brammer was left, covered with blood
lying on the ground and was nearly frozen be-
fore he recovered sufficiently to go home, where
he arrived about daylight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

During the twenty-four hours ending at
noon today deaths were reported to the health
Office a. follows. White-Ann @. N. Barker.
50 years; Harvey J. Hunt, 81 years; Ellen Kee,
% years; Susan J. Holt, "A years; Irving Wal.
lace, IS years; Maude Berry, years; Zabina
Ellis, rs years; Bridget Dunn, SO years; Mary
y. smith, Il years; Mary r. Bacon, u years
Charles Washington, rs years; Geo. A. Guthe.
ridge, years; Caroline Smoot, year; Lucy v
Forest, II months; Allen Kelley, 40 years; Mary
A. Millette, 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
A RECOGNIZED LEADER.
The Evening Star Always In the Front
Rank Of American Journals.


Rank Of American Journals.
The star Is the acknowledged champion Of
Washington. It has earned the right 70 thu
title by the unyieiding persissency With which
It has always guarded the rights Of the District
and its people. II = primarily . local
paper and il . welcome visitor in nearly
every household in the District In
deed the average Washingtoniaa would
rather miss his dinner than his STAR.
Notwithstanding the fact that such careful and
non-partlsan attention 10 given 10 matters OF q
strictly local nature the general news field ID
covered in 9 manner that 10 surpassed, II
equaled, by no afternoon paper in the country.
The SrAR is able to achieve this remarkable re.
suit by the unrivaled facilities II has at hand.
It is thoroughly equipped Newspaper in every
sense Of the word Improvements in every
department are continually being made in or.
der that the paper may maiutain the proud 20.
sition which it has achieved TIE stan grows
with Washington, a. 10 conciusively proved
BY the constantly Increasing circulation.
The public is furnished every day . complete
and accurate account of the happenings not
only in Washington but all over the world.
On Saturday, however, 1t has always been Gus
tomary to offer an additional literary treat in
the way of special chapters, prepared with
great care and attention. This can only be
done nowadays by increasing the size Of the
paper, for on no account win an infringement
on the regular news field be permitted. A
twelve-page star on Saturday has therefore be-
come the order Of the times. The following
are some Of the features OF tomorrov's man,
moth edition:
SOCIAL LEADERS Qllustrated)s
Distinguished women from the Buckeye state
who reside in Washington.
ENTHUSIASTIC RACQUETERs Qllustrased):
Something about an athletic sport that has
taken jump in popular favor.
ATHLETES IN AIR Qllustrated):
An interesting chapter on high jumping.
ROCK CREEK AS A CEssPoOL (niustrated):
Some views on the stream which artists never
paint.
IN TROPICAL CLINICS:
Scenes and incidents in picturesque Panama.
By Fannie B. Ward.
THIEVES AND THEIR TRICKS.
The light-fngered gentry OF Washington and
how they operate.
WHY TOODLES DOESN'T MARRY:
The difficulties young man experiences in
Washington society.
WHOSE WAS THE HAND2
Another chapter Of Miss Braddon's success
full serial
YOUTHS, WHY ARE YOU so BALD?
Something of interest about the hair and its
growth.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES:
for decoration.
GOING OUT IN SOCIETY:
poor young man tells how il may be done
without serious expense.
NEW YORK NOTES:
What is going ON in the metropolis. By TIE
Stars special correspondent
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP:
Interesting facts about the growth and de-
velopment Of the capital city.
IN THE HOUSE POST OFFICE:
Literature Of many kinds distributed smong
the members.
THE STREET CAR INDICATOR:
The doleful experiences Of driver Of bob
tail car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Bat Goes In.

VrKxSA, Feb. A-Prince Alexander Of Bat
tsnbsrg, recently ruler Of Bulgaria, who is now
known - the count Of Hartenan, has been ap-
pointed commAndant Of the seventh regiment of
Dragons stationed in Vienna. II Is understood
that be will be made general within Q year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

The phosphate craze still continues In Rlorids
and an amusing incident - told Of . colored
man who sunk pit to the depth at Il or 70
feet, when suddsaly the bottom fell out, LETTING
him drop down about u feet deeper. Bv the
ne Of pallsys h vas rescued unhueE hut
could never be persuaded 70 descend into D.
pit again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Another Derelict.

LosDoS. Feb. 1A-The Dutch bark George
from Pensacola, December 3, for Dslfzyl, was
abandoned ON January "a in latitude - north,
Longitude ~ west, in . water logged and partly
dismassed condition. Her crew have arrived
At Queenstown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

B.RLIx, Feb. A-The plans are finished for
The Cu1hsven harbor. 1t will be 80 feet deep
81 low water. 1t IL expected TO hold 100 Of the
LARGEST steamera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Seventh Street Property Sold.

The German American fire insurance COM
pany has purchased the property No. 5l1 7th
street, adjoining the Second national bank
building. where thsir Office has been located
for the past twelve years and where they in.
tend in the near future to erect handsome
Office building. The price paid for the prop
srty was $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Embezzled.

NV fosx, Feb. lA-Allen McKeshris, cash
iss u The banking house Of Albert A. Drake.
~ Broadway. vas arrested late last night for
eAbsxxling u, 200 from his employers. Nc
Ksahrie - tweuty-Bine years old. He d I'm.
mArrisd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Corn GOfux.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1.-The exports Of corn for
the past three days were the largest for any
three consecutive days in the history of the
port, assregAtng 963, eos bushela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
Real Estate Matters.

J. T. Masters has bought for a, 500 of W. II.
Drigg, subs 81 aud So, square 176-2a2O feet
on 18th between and Z streets northwest.
Schneider two sub iots-37. 80 by $3.50 feet on
Westminster street, and one 49, rs by $3.50 on T
street between 9th and 10th streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
He Shot Two Old Soldiers.

A telegram to TIE STAR today from Fort
Monroe stated that q man named James
Rooney, from Washington. shot two Of the ill.,
mates Of the Hampton soldiers home wednes-
day night, one in the head and the other in
the shoulder. Neither was seriously hurt.
here as bartender and a sporting man. Some
time ago he went to Hampton and opened a
tavern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WAssTnD.BY NEAT. STEADY CoLoRED MAN.
e, Sss aia,:s sSsa lsSssSs. Saar... 9.
WANTED-BY AREsPEcTABIE ooLoBEp GIRL
Family isss n Sari Il SSa%esr Maid IN P;.'e
WfNS Nat s;in!,, an EE4RERiENcEP ooLokED
s Mssss and Pssr can furnish references Ca.
NETHERLANDS 60 TO DICKS AGENCY FoR
Ne, M:Ss Nsr:ss .uparss. W.iters Kitchen M.as
WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, PLACES: ONE AS
w Chamberrnaid or General House Work without
Tssan ns6 nSSd n0%e TO stay n,shts ca. ,dares.
5 sts. ~ ~ 'e"seH S'h ana ION ana ana
WANTEDlAT HEAp0UAKTERs POSITIONS
W for Coots Chamber Maid Waitress, LAundres.ss
man an B By: sAML A oooMBs. go st NV
.e;isa y 3 z. s ss
country. Address Pw.Y- star Office. IL
WANTED-SIruATioNs FOR ExPERIENcED
Hands Hoser Farm n snd hRa o s co0f ss.
stores and hotels supplied. BURNHAMs ili0s 81
WANTED-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
meat. Address o. Star Once. ''i .e f.a:e
WANTEDz.BY A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDER
s e Once; best of references Address Boy S..T
WANTED-Bf YOUNG MAN. A POSITION As
w AColector: can furnish his and beet
Of references Address Box 80. Star office. fel33t'
WANTED-A SOBER AND INDUSTRIOUS GEN.
w tleman Will give one e25 TO eet him q Situa-
Address WORK. ssas Once S IS Oh az iiss
WANTED-BY A COOK, PLACE IN PRIVATE
w family understands marketing and the charge Of
kitchens only those in need of such need apply Ad-
dress COOK, Star Office. fl3-2ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE Girl.
w Place to Do Chamber Work and Waiting Ad.
dress !. H X. Star Office. n3-2t'
WANTED-BYAC oMPETENTC CUSTOM CUTTER,
Md. fi2-3ts
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A SINGLE MAN
w as Manager of Small Farm; has had consider
able experience in the cultivation of vegetables and
fruit Address C.H., SIP Cameron ST.. Alexandria, Va.
fl2-3t
TED-EMPLOYERS-yOU WILL BE FUR
w nished Highly Recommended Clerical Applicants:
also Servants Of any nationality without
n23-74t'
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Marriage Licenses.

| Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Henry King and Hattie
Rosenthal; Edward Moore and Allie Morris,
| both of Fairfax county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
WANTED--ROUSES,

WANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE FROM 81. coo
w to $4,000; also Two Houses from "a 900 to
$4,000. A p. PARDON, 1925 st. fl4-6t
WANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH OF OWNER WHO
w wants to sell, Small Brick or Frame House, with
alley in rear in good locality lettsred numbered
street. No real estate agents. Address, with street
aud number, Box % Star office. fl2-3ts
WANlED-FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENT
w Desirable Houses in all parts Of the city. Will
6l3 18th st. jsl4-:sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

4 new cabinet has been formed in Peru ~
follows, Foreign minister, DR.. Manuel Virgo
yen; minister Of state, Col Gillsrmo Ferryos;
minister Of war, Col. Francisco de Sscada; min
ister Of finance, Eulogis Delgado; minister Of
justice, Jose Grsgoric 0alindo. The change
has NO political signi6cancs.
b. Davis, saloon keeper at Port Jefferson.
IL, plead not guilty 10 charge Of keeping
disorderly house, but when his lawyer, James
Ferguson, appeared In court % drunk e 10 ne
cessitats an adjournmsns tbs accused saloon
ksspss agrssd " plead guilty and leave the
town.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
THE GAR. ENCAMPMENT.
Two Tickets in the Field to be Voted
Next Week.

ACTIVE NTHRksr AMONG THE vErKRANs-THH
oFFIcx OF DEPARTMHNr coMMANDER-AR-
RANaEMHNTs FOB THE RECEPTION AND BAN
QUIET TO coMMANDIR-N-cHIHH ALoKR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
FOR RENT--STORES.

IroR RENT-sToRE 525 7TH ST, MAR THF
Il corner of st. The best business location in tie
city. G.B1oWLEs. IL Robbins Duldins. n3lm
lSoR RENT-HALF OF STORE, BASEMENT co.
9TH St, opposite Patent ONCE. formerly OCCUPIED
as music store. Inquire on premises fl3-3t.
IroR RENT-sToRE AND CELLAR CORNER pIH
and SITS. NV. Apply 10 ". &. JOHNSON, as
iotn ST. NV. flJ-lm
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WANTED-LOTS.


NNANTED-A GOOD BUILDING LOT WEST OF
w 14th st. and north Of Pennsylvania ave also
other Lots suitable for bdilding capitol
to six lots together preferred. A. Z. PARDON 1926
+ st fact
WANTED-WE WANT MORE UNIMPROvED
w Property in the northeast for sale large blocks
preferred. We have number of clients desiring prop
ert in that section. AChER GADsBY,
1a22-lm zoos + St u.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROPERTY IN ALL
w parts Of the city for immediate investment
Prompt transaction ii price suits. l. STAkGARDTER,
6l3 18th st. Ial4-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IroR kENT-oFFlCE RooMs-Two BEAUTIFUL,
Il Once Suites, hre-proof building and vaults al
other and especially adapted for lawyers
1fhees Moderate rent Inquire Room 80, Adams
Building, 1858 and 1885 + ST fi2-l.t
ISoR RENF-DEsIRABLEo OFFICE ROOMS WITH
u steam heat and elevator service, in the Lehman
Building. las n. u. ava A n COJMBE
Jaol-lm l425 ~. L. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

Representatives of Democratic Clubs.
A call has been issued for meeting Of the
executive committee Of the National associa-
ton of democratic clubs to be held in the
Ebbitt house, in this city, at $50 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. The committee 10 COM
posed of the following: Robert Grler Monroe,
New York, chairman; Alexander T. Ankeny,
Minnesota; Chauncey +. Black, Pennsylvania;
johnson n Camden, West Virginia; Harvey N.
Collision. Massachusetts,; Roswell p. Flower,
New York; Lawrence Gardner, District of Co
lumbia; George H. Lambert New Jersey;
Charles Ogden, Nebraska Harry Welles Rusk,
Maryland; Bradley G.. Schley, Wisconsin, and
Edward b. Whitney, New York.
One Of the Smallest Babies on Record
Mr.Ssnd Mrs. william L. Sweet Of Worcester,
Mass, are the parents Of one Of the tiniest boy
babies on record. It is week old and weighs
only pound and . half 1t is 80 small that
it, head can easily be covered by an ordinary
teacup. The arms and legs are about AZ large
az mans finger. The hands are not more
than an inch long, and the feet are about halt
an inch longer. The body is so delicate that
it il kept wrapped up in cotton batting close
to the stove Ill the time. The baby is, never
theless, healthy and ID said to have an appetite
wholly out Of proportion to it, size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN AND
w Lady; centrally located; furnished; state price
and location. Address Box las. Star Office. f13-2t'
WANTED = ROOM AND BOARD IN NV BE-
w tween 10th and 18th. JAS. y. HENDERSON,
Star office fl3-2ts
WANTED FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
w Room, northwest, for lady with infant seven
months old Address, stating terms.
fl3-3t' Mks. JOHNSON, 700 H st. NV.
WANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
w two or three Unfurnshed Rooms for light house
keeping in vicinity Of government printing office;
permanent Address, with terms NIB. NJ. Star office.
fl2-3ts
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE, THREE OR
w Pour Unfurnished hooms for light housek eeping
in well-kept house between 9Th and 10th, II and p
NV; permanent Address, with terms, INTERIOR.
Star office. n2-3ts
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HOTELS.
EB BITf Hou 81.
wasurworo~ No

WASHINGTON. d C.
THE ARDMoRE, 523 18TH Kw-cENTR1If 10
:scsngss visiting Ne casy. fr.tclasa On 70 q
Day; "a 70 tlo weak .. u HALL kl6-lns
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PERSONAL.

DRADFORDs DETECTIVE AGENCY, -DETEo-
ID tive work In oil branches; correspondence In all
principal cities, I'll business strictly confidential;
shadowlne speciality. MORGAN BkADFORD. Jr-,
4 IyII sEnvICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
q ". flynn, An, Ivy Institute,
fl2-lms Southwest cor. 6th and K sta q. ".
a UTHORiXRD PRIyATE DIRECTIVE AGENCY
"A Williams 3 %. ComDuntcattpns Promptly e.
h0ur.. vi W1LIIAha Manages. s26 = q nv.
NOV Is TyE THE: We VIII PAY -Bia
ozss O cau q SueTH's Old STAND. 0ISo q
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

roR RENT-FEssENDEN HALL. FORMERLY
known as the First Baptist Church. 18th St be-
tween u and SITS Il viii he rented tor Concerts
Lectures, Entertainments etc Apply ~ 1HEO. A
HARDING, SOD 18th st. NV. film
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-14

PLAYED
q ''nocturpe" on the piano. DR.. Louis Savoy
played on the violin very sweet and pleasing
air from LA Sonnambuia." Mr.. Charles Os.
born, who has recently returned from Florida,
played on the guitar q charming medley OF
southern airs and sang the popular ballad 1.-THE
Park gave a German recitation from Schiller.
An elegant supper was served, after which the
young people enjoyed q dance, Mr.. Clarence
Kennsrd leading in the german. Among those
present were Gen. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs.. VIM.
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Moses, Mr.. and Mrs,
Boss and Col. Hilary Green.
The fourth german Of the Tuesday cotil.
lion" was held last night at the Litch.
field. DR.. Ralph Jenkins skillfully led the
merry rounds, and Mrs NJ A. Millward pre-.
sided at the favor table. The favors were
novel and unique. Among those present were
Mrs. Wells, the Misses Haven, Mrs. Christie
pher, Mus soule, Miss Smalley. Miss de Romeo.
ward, Miss Dennis Miss Wilde, Miss Fountain
and Miss Ringold; Messrs. Wells, Miller
Wyeth, Chapman, Strickland, McPherson
snider, Mcdonald, Fife, Moses, HsissOn, Con.
Mrs. T. h. Bean win hold her last reception
tomorrow, 1859 Q street
Last evening Hon. John ]. Adams, ex-Reprs
sentative from New York city, gave An Oyster
roast OF Chamberlainis in honor Of Henry Wat
terson OF the Cossrer- JOURNAL among the guesta
present being Senators Blackburn and 6quires
Hon. VIM. r. Morrison, Representatives Crair
Of Texas, Flower, Cummings, Campbell ant
Fitch Of New York, Col. Dickinson Of New
York. ex-Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Ton
Ochiltree. Nat Goodwin, Hon. Phil. Thompson
Butler Malone, Q. O. Steady, W. H. Johnstone
Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Andrews.
The surprise party 10 William Page in cele
brstiou Of his Dir shday, at Tacoma Park yss
tsrday, Was COZ ,plsse success: The evening"
WAS passed very Ileasantly BY dancing, games
&C., after whica was served 3 repask Among
those present were the Misses Olive Slater
Alice Wssserbach, Hiora Smith, 0sssis and
Cherry Ford, Martie Cains, Blanche Lay, Alice
yimsrsen, Grace Tsyostts, MssRa Dick and
Seldom Lay, Slater, Csdy, Wasserbach, King,
Lewis. Carroll, Hattingly, Darling and Psrkina
The Misses Marie 6snderson, Carrie Morgan
Madgs Gilbert and Ar. oEavsy 0ilbsrt vert
] from Washington.
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SUBURBAN fhOfEhl 1.
XVANTED - SUBURBAN LOIS, NokYH or
w Boundary ST. A r. PARDON, 1926 ST. fl4-et
IloR sALE-sEvERAL, ACRES oyERIoOkING
IL Zoo" Rock Greek yark; purchaser can buy direct
from owner avoiding ali charges A. sold q once Adj
dress RARE CHANCE star once. ff3-3t-
NOR sAI.E-26 ACRES NEAR ROCK CREEK on
II line Of proposed National park chance Tor specu-
ISoR SAILS ACREs OF LAND AT BRIGHT.
fs-et 80 LOUIS p SHOEMAKER, s2o g.
IOR sALE-5 ACRES OF LAND AT B.IGHT-
Il wood. y. c. improved by small frame house; hiTh
ground. witt hpe view u proposed national pSrk
fs-6t LcCIsP. SHOEMAKER, y20 Est Nv
IroR sALE-sEvERAL DESIRABLE TRACTS IN
Il the District north Of the city, with nne vie Va
overlooking PROPOSED national park and Rock Creek
valley. LocIs p. sHoEAAKEk, $40 ct. n " fs-s;t
EoR SALT % loo ACRES OF LAND last
Il Of brightweod snd adjoining 2 large tr1cts rs-
gently sold barysin Y purchased ct once. LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER. $40 Est. nv. fs-6t
NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. l35 ACRES IL NILE
Il from Mnirklrk. Wash. branch b d. X. r. tarms
easy. LOUIS y. sHoEMAKEh, p2O INV fs-ol
EoR sALE-fIEE TRACT OF 1883 ACRES ON
Il BrRhtwood ave. bet the city and BrRh rail-
ply 10 n NJ PARKER. lSls NV 1ll~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The free lawn tennis courts in South
park, Chicago, are proving to be unusually
popular The Chicago innovation has
caused numerous expressions OF opinion
from other large cities calling upon local
park commissioners to do the same Tor
their city
Two lacrosse players, Clewes and Ellard.
were recently arraigned before the Cana
dian Association Of Amateur Athletes on
charge Of professionalism. Separate COM
mittees were appointed to inquire into each
case. Clewes was acquitted, but 1t was
found that Ellard had coached the Druid
Lacrosse club, Of Baltimore, for several
months at a salary, and he was disquali-
fed.
George Slosson, the winner OF the recent
New York billiard tournament, Is playing
wonderful billiards in practice, for he says
the hard and close work which he did in
preparing himself for both the New York
and Chicago tournaments has, after rest
ing little, given him wonderful stroke.
He also remarked, IF such results could
be produced on a day Of tournament the
other players would be out Of sight"
Schwalbach, the proprietor Of Brooklyn
bicycle school, says that the prejudice that
ladies first showed ut riding bicycle has
10 a great extent passed away, and word
has come To him that many OF the fair
patrons all over the country now ride both
single and tandem. After they sec that 1t
is simply a matter of confidence to ride
two wheeled vehicle, they adapt themselves
to it with surprising ease The tandem
style is growing to be unusually popular
on account of the necessary companionship'
The winners of the recent amateur box
ing championships Of England, held AT
Harlborn, are as follows: Bantam weight,
], J, Rowe, ROYAL Victor Athletic club
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4 READING RAIIROAA
READING COLUMBIA DIVISION.

On ana ster Sunday, Nov 10. lsIp. tza1nA
leave Lancaster king streetl 9. foIl0wsi
aays Ss Sns H. .1S is "ssssds; ss p MAJ sSRSdsy RSdn ~
For 1p PhRil.delphla, week days. 7so a M, ~.
~ New H sSSdsys Snfs Va sS ShRisasph. w..s aAys
:. For New York Via Allentown, week days.
Fos Allentown. week days. 7:so .. m. ~
70! Po!i:yiiis. f Week I; I days. 7:oa. M. ~ ,. -
'IS%1 For 2Sandsn s 3; w week days, TOO q M, iss4 -
ssa:Sass sssaS:SS No. : g sSs asyss. E ri Zoo n ~
Sos p. M. sunday, sos & m.
sS sGs + Sc;ssSS % sssSSss ;s sssp 3 Ssy'' %. ' . N. -
TRAINS FOR LANCAGTEK.
Leave Rssding. week days 53o. nasa n.s
'f Lave % s;s.S.;Sh's s;SsnSS 10 S.%ss ri sas!P az s e ,
nj Leave s New en- York via Phlladslphia, wsss aav,.
' Leave % New srg K u. ls,s Xissnscwu niisns v..a aa
''Gs Leave e. Aiisnsc~n. w week days. sn .. n: -
Leave PotAvills. week days, 30 = N. ~
,s Lem s:"Ss; ssass;;, rs. rs nay; . s 1s = - ~
Leave Harrisburg, week dsys, GD .. N; ea1
w Leave we ouarryvills. week days, 90, LIS = n.
'"O ''1SrlI XTlxNpic lsy 4 Cry DIVISION.
d isYs sU rs,,Sae,phhis s,r ph Chestnut ssssse wharf,
For Atlantic City, week days, szpgsn,
7:S0 q. m. aud 43O p. M; sunday, Exprsss,
300 a. m, Accommodation, 500 .. m, ed
y. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot corner
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week days.
Express 7:U a. IN. and p. m. Accom-.
mOdatiOn sos q. m. and 40 p. m. 6undayD-.
Express, . p. m. Accommodation, 71o q N.
and 4:aO p. M.
Detailed time tables can be obtained q taeke.
Offices
A. A. MCLEOD, Z. q. HANCOCK.
Vice Pres 4 denr M'gr. 0enl Passr AIT