davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ghosts OF TAMARtCK.
;pgossal Foraa Co stalking On Thi
Hi,

Hi,
TRY Forms TIA. Iasa5!, To sn~ow-shsi.
AHeailss, Ian a Ias Hssd, q; sunn.s-
sggersa..oas Tat Aws zas Railroad
Gaish.A
go down through the shed n
Gag the supply train" vas the order
conveyed to a brakeman by his supe-
r!or the other dry con the hill"
while the team Icy IN a drift Of snow.
'LoO5 OUT Or ghosts At lamarach,"
sjacualtGI enc o. lAe snowhghters
WHO had Lcen trying u snatch an Lour
Of rest
The brakeman smiled erimly.
There was no defiance in tie look
that he gave, but it Was easy to dis
Germ q bit Of lear.
The mention Of Tama~acit was tho
signal Ter a genera! CONVERSATION upon
the SUBJECT Of s0ao.S5. There Is more
Or less superstition among all mankind,
aao railroad mea have their snare OF
It. Yet t.cre arc no Drawer men in the
world, olu TO occupation where fear
lsss4ess Is demanded " a greater ex-
tent II IS quite o,te1 possible TO linz
press with a 5poot story the most val-
liant OF engine rs Who would faca tbs
hO.tcst rI5.t wI,h no thought OF fear.
aiUth.DZ natu"u! could daunt him. oue
the ~superHataga! causes him to quail.
IaIaarack IS tie dread and disruay
OF ulure tusG hall Of tie trainme1 on
''tac h.,l.' 1t is neither q city, village
nor set, eueat, bat merely a side-track
win lie necessary switch in the dark
shed. lo4r mics above Cisco. The
name is coupled with many dismal
memories OF engineers, tren1en and
branamen who have been killed 10
coils. o05 thtoaSa tho cIrelessness or
tuddSe leEce Of those whose uuty is
has boon to attend the switch. Il Is
SAID that 10 less than fifteen men have
thus met w!th fearful deaths in the
dark shed at this point, six having
Eeen killed IA q collision thete soma
eighteen months ago.
Now. when ira MS approach the SPOT
In the dismIl shadows o. the umbers
seem to lurS the Ehostly forms OF
MANNED ard crippled mon. special
5ouie5 clad IN robes OF white. wander
Ing sous returned to haunt the scene
OF their disbursement from the flesh
Many sturdy men refuse 10 be con-
yiGcGd that 1t Is fancy that outlines the
dreaded iorias. Men who are not
superstitiols in anything else quail be-
fore tho very thuu-ato OF TtmlrIc6.
Everything about the spot conspires
to ,mpurt a feeling Of terror in the
minds OF those Deset with superstitious
fears. Even 10y day the shed Is dark
nearly throughout its stretch OF eight
uiIa-I tEa srljlEru hys harOme black
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A YOUNG FIEND CAUGHT.
The Mysterious BuJabOo OF tia
West End In the Tolls.

SURPRISED By AN ALERT oFFIcER.-
TEE MAN WHO HAS TERRoRlEEo
LADIES IL TEE NEIGHBoRHooD OF
RITTENuousE SQUARE Is LANDED
IN A STATION HOUSE CELL AFTER
Desperate ENCOUNTER.
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Tho breath OF freshness, OF peace, OF
uuietness, far removed from the pas.
s,on OF driving, struggling human
ity, floats tremendously to Us ont If
this picture by Fl. Liudenschmlt. We
find ourselves on q mllsummer's day
high up in the Alps. While below tho
heavy heat Expresses one, here the mir
Is light, clear, thoroughly warmed by
the SUI and moved to and fro by q COL
wind which comes out OF a valley tllel
with snow, Two boy hcrders have built
a fire In order to cook a handful! Of po.
tatoes which, together with a jag of
milk forms their only daily meal. The
oder boy tr es to smoke from a smIll
pipe while his younger colleague and
his sister gaze eagerly, and with great
a-touishment, at the bold beginner,
The deepest stiffness feigns. No sound
in the heavens or on earth il audible
here; only the little brook from the
spring flows unsteady over the peb.
bles AMI a twig OF the burning Ere oc-
cisionally crackles. Charming sunny
peace of the mountains, ref f hing body
and soul. Who of us would lot ac-
there, away from the dull, wearing dee
tivities OF the town and, with the Little
company above, lie by the fire and cast
aside all care and al! pain OF our lu1uC,
lOus life,
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QArrT EoMr EEApTEas /.

DAILY EoME READINGS
Nj Kings 81 ; lie, Ahab's
covetousness.
Tt Kings q 29.40. Ahab's mis-
cradle end.
VI sam. s :1-22. Kingly op'
lress on foretold.
TIL Kings 70 lilo. Writhius
under oppression.
F.-Natt. Il :S3-4e. Selling the
Inheritance.
s.-Matt. 26 57-65. Unrighteous.
ly condemned.
Sac s 7 $3.50. The stoning Of
Stephen.
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Tie Kansas soa~ wei may have a
Ma rlSg' * hu,Gc, A l&nkee has
lis. o."lrl 'a. eUtH makes z SOAP Of
Gs.-l~gs qI&llE.
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s."- . NaU-. -
| will give thee the vineyard OF Sabotl
q Kings Il r.
Let Us leave of tbs uslrv, Restore
their vineyards tEeu. ). 10, III.
Let US Kill him. ami take his inLcri
lance Matt. 81; 3El.
l. The men Of his city ....dii as
JezeOel had sent unto them .
Men high il rank IN Men low il
principle i a wicked leader 2
4 base following.
2. Macbeth is stoned, anil is dead
a crime ~ conceived in covetYus-
hes; (2l CousInmated IN cruel Y;
- Avengey IN tuil.
8. "Alab rose up....to take pos.
session OF it." " Cruelty trt-
~umphaut; ~ Cuvetous ess graft
fed; ~ Possession secured.
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Lesson [op.c, The Sin Of Covetous'
ness,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
LESSON TEXT.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY, 3, lslI
Ahaois CcVetousness,
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LESSON PLAN.

1riu!;:i lie. Memory var,,s' ib-la
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CODES Tiki; Take heed, and be-
ware Of coret0usRess. Luke IL Is
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Tore o. TIE QUARTER! Sinntnc
an Ne'yt@J.
Go4J-S IExr FOR hi Quarter
o. Htasss Is profitable unto oil things.
/ Ina. a s.
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nMENSgbdly .at Ss4sr.sSl y .,sss.s 4
AZ - ether seq, ycung OF old, and 10 thsr
WUW Ssa i i9s,aI = {: a l.5:''I is rs. ~ A.,
We furnish s~va-yihtnE. We start YOU. Nc risk. yos san es~0ss
yvuf sparr malnaujs, or all your tins 70 The work This 10 -
snurly uVv laud sud bragg wondsrfsl success 70 <very works.
1syiansrs arr esT5ins nrs1 srs 70 $50 pa -s.k ssd sE~srsh
and m7rs amer 4 uulR Rspe1eags Wa cas- hanisk ~ ~
elsymenI and teach ygu LHEE. Hs gpss - $3.50 IN 10
t&sHsr<s ERSAp TRUE q DO, Ig1ttfk hAaE
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TRY Forms Tia. Iasasg. To sno=-shsis
A Heailss, Man a T4s YE,d, at suznst-
se2ers..:.9as Tat Aws zaS Railroad
Eajyh.z.
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Tao large

~ IuIYS
the old-fashioned pill. Too
reckless in its way of doing
business, too. 1t cleans you
out, but it uses you up. and
your outraged system rises up
against it. DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets have a better way.
They do just what is needed
no more. Nothing can be
more thorough-nothing is as
mild and gentle. They're the
smallest, cheapest. the easiest
to take. One tiny, sugar.
coated granule's a gentle lax
ative-three to four are ca
thartic. Sick Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
ious Attacks, and all derange-
ments of the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels are promptly re-
lieved and permanently cured.
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UNDER LOCK AND KEY.
Tho New York Senate Forced to Hold An
All Night Session.

Tho New York Senate Forced to Hold an
All Night Session.
The New York senate has been locked in its
chamber since 230 o'clock yester day afternoon
under call Of the senate moved by Senator
Fassett on his motion to change the rules so as
to prevent Lieut.. Gov. Jones from naming a
presiding officer for two days at a time during
the lieutenant governors absence. The last
named is a democrat, the majority is republi-
can and Senator Fassett is president pro tenn
! OF the body and wants to preside when Jones
Is away. Officers Of the senate are roaming
over the state hunting three absent senators.
who would If present, give the republicans their
majority to change the rules The majority
declare no business shall be done until this
matter is disposed Of At midnight q dozen
| senator's were asleep on settees, and others were
smoking and lounging in the clerk rooms
where refreshments are.
Soon after midnight Mr.. Canter raised the
point of order that the legislative day had
ended and it was the duty OF the lieutenant
governor to adjourn the senate. He argued that
Speaker Hustled a republican leader for years.
had made this ruling last year. Mr.. Fassett
said Speaker Hustled knew that his ruling was
parliamentary trick aud was wrong.
Mr.. McCarren said he agreed with Mr.. Fassett
about the ruling. but he was surprised to hear
Speaker Hustled denounced as parliamentary
trickster.
The lieutenant governor ruled the point not
well taken, saying that he was above SO mean a
trick as Speaker Hustled played, which was ap-
proved by republicans when it suited their
purposes, but was now condemned because it
did not suit their purpose.
At 1880 the senate was still in session.
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The President Fails to Rag n Duel.

President Harrison spent yesterday in blind
at Bengies Point. but failed to kill duck.
During the afternoon he winged redhead.
but the dog in going out got tangled in the
decoys and the duck escaped. Though the day
was clear, it was not favorable for duck shoot
ing. The wind blew at times from the north
west and at other times it was calm. Both cir
cumstances were unfavorable The President,
ex-senator Sewell and Mr.. L. C. Knight we're in
the Main Point blind by $50 O'Clock in the
morning. The President was armed with a
ten guage Claborough gun belonging to Mr..
knight, Patiently they waited for the wary
canyas-baeks, redheads, blackheads OF even
coots to dart to the decoys. There were ricks
of ducks bedded within sight of the shooters,
and small punches traded from one rick to the
other in most tantalizing way. The Presi-
dents confidence in the maxim "everything
comes to him who waits was shaken by 5:25
PM. and he and his friends returned to the
club house with guns and appetites, but no
daeks. The party were met by Mr.. Edward s.
CiarAe, the genial president Of the ducking
Climb, who had prepared roaring fires Ia the
large open freplaces and an excellent dinner
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"That Other Letter" OF watterson,s.

A reporter called at Mr.. Cleveland's Office YES
terday, but finding him engaged in hearing
reference case, sent him note asking if he was
at liberty to give for publication copy of the
''far more impertinent letter" which Mr.. Wat
terson is quoted us saying he wrote to Mr.
Cleveland year before he addressed his
already published communication to Gov.
Hill. To this request Mr.. Cleveland re-
sponded in writing as follows:
Il cannot do this for am not able to put
my hand at this time on any such letter.
-. fSisned) so Gu
This leaves the question Of Mr.. Watterson's
''far more impairment letter. in doubt. Mr.
Cleveland does not say he had not received il.
and when less busy he may be able to find IL.
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Fire 10 q New York Factorv.

A fire broke out early yesterday in the build
ing No. 1850 and 1852 81 avenue, New York, which
did 10000 damage. The fire broke out Oh
the floor occupied by the Benedict wire works.
The other occupants of the building are
Alkensten d Miller. bar fixtures; Manning &
Rosenberg, piano manufacturers; Wolf 4
Young, matters; the Goldman lace works and
the Decker Piano Forte Company. The build
ing is owned by T. b. Within.
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A San Diego Dispatch says: Tho particulars
OF the killing Of VIM. Trimmer by Frank Coto,
at FL Gallon, forms q sensational story.
Trimmer had been oourting Coto's sister, but
was objected to by her relatives. Yesterday
the young mon and Coto forbade Trimmer 10
call on his si.ter again. After . quarrel they
decided to fight duel
twenty PAGES were stepped on and both be-
dead while Coto received . severe wound in the
arm and back. He has been arrested 20 svait
the action Of the grand Jury.
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Illinois Central Men Orx.nixins.

A meeting of representative Of the differ
ent brotherhoods among the employees Of the
Illinois Central railroad has been held at
Waterloo, Iowa. when a federation similar to
the one among the Chicago and Northwestern
employees was formed. As soon as some of the
details can be arranged the consolidation will
be effected.
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The Care of Chicaro.. Fy,a.

Resolutions were passed in the Chicago
city council on Monday night taking away the
interest on the public money from the city
treasurer and fixing his compensation At
$4,000 year, and authorizing the mayor. con-
troller and chairman OF the finance committee
to advertise for bids from banks for the care Of
the city funds for the two years commencine
April next
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
g. TIE EVENING STAR is everywhere rec

~ 1HE EVENING STAR IL everywhere recog-
nized and admitted to be, in every quality, the
leading and favorite newspaper Of the National
Capital, alike IN the counting-roon, the work
shop, and the family circle. Pretty much
everybody in the District reads it regularly. 1t
is therefore much the best advertising medium
in the city; and, In proportion to circulation,
lis advertising rates are also much the cheapest
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Quite an Interesting Discussion on the Sub
ject of Libraries.

PROF aREeoRY WANTS TO KNOW WHAT THE COM
MTrTEE APPOINTED TO LOOK INTO THE MATTE
HAS DoSE-A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF RoU.
TINE BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
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All the testimony in the trial of Bank
Wrecksr Simmons Of New York vss In
ished yesterday. The court denied the motion TO
duash several connta in the indictment and
Simmons counsel began the sumuaing ND,
which viii occupy several days
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An Unprovskea Murder I'm T.,,.....

jackson, Tenn, special says: News has
been received of fearful crime committed
near Pineson. Saturday night Scott Bradford
respectable citizen, coiored, while preparing
TO retire. was shot in the back by an assassin
the shot passing through window. HE fell
forward, diving in a few minutes. His wife
was so frightened that she did not stir till
morning. No trace Of the murderer has been
fofnd
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senator Baiiinx~,i OF low, D..n

senator BaiiingAn Of low, Dead.
cablegram received from United States Con-
sui simons, Hong Kong. China, states that Sem
ator p. G.. BaIlinsall, prssideut OF the Coal
palace. died at seaon the 7th inst. aud was
buried at Hong Kong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-11
A Memphi. LAWYER sho, Down.

1"efnpkin H1AWyef ShOt DOWN..
David Poston, one Of the best known lawyers
| in Memphis. HAS shot down and it b thought
fatally wounded by II. Clay King. m Arkansas
cotton planter, in Court Square about noon
yesterday.
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RAILROADS..

ID iChNONB AND RANNtIIE RAfE LOAD 90
H ,'lssduie in yii-SF MARCH =. lsDl
Az lrans ieste and 9rrNe at fenBsylNaniA pa..,n 80
SO, "a. Daily for Culp-rcr, chario,t--vin. Nc,
tons .hesaI-ase aud ONO Routs lyDchhuf1-,
biruinglsnn. Mon,eoun,ry New rleans T.xasnud n.
fornia tullmsu eeget New ora Atlanta an1 ~ h
Danvill. yta Columbia snd Aag1sta T. Macoa rtil.
iian >ieeIors WASHINGTON o. Cm.1nnsfiyia a. and q
tern railrnAd ~ Roanoke. Bristol. knoagla Ihalia-
nOora Eut TIE southwest
ID 10 a-m.-l'ails, Washington snI Soufhwesfsso
esflbuls-l liniiie, lsfws--n Masanlton and Allan
conf ust enfig 80 Pullman .8rs ga which an I. -
rat % iare = c..arI..d arrives Atlanta 2oa
I'D p.m.-l laily. cKr-Id SUNDAY, ior AAnas,s<
sti.sl''irl and ,Iiisiiuesiiatc stations.
49,; -. p'm.-Daily. runs g l9nchhurE; caryihf
Bristol.
n 70 pmi-wes,ern EKrress daily for Msuass..
Pullman Ae-isbuie Irnin washington 60 Cinesnnslr
WITH Pullman slseler Tor Louisville
- n ~ y NJ southern ENlf-ss Tally Tor Lynri,i,w =
DanNllie. f1aeish. AElekllls, Charlotte, eoluinbA
Augusta. Aiken. Atlanta. Montgomery New orienl,-.
Texas and California. Pullman Nestibule Car Washilsr-
Pullman Sleeper New orb and Washington 10 Asi,s-
Vile and Hot SPRINGS. y. G. Via salisbury. 49,
Washington ~ Aasusta VIA Charlotte and ,ol1nbia
Trains on Washington and ONO DIVISION leave Mnss-
inston 90 M daily, o--l daily and ~ o. "a
daily. eAreIf sunday returning arrive wasiinsrt a
e'p ala. and . ~ p M daily and - dali 4,
rhronrh trans from ihe south via Charlotte n.s.
vile and ~ llburr ARRIVE in Washington ~ a.
~ - a. M and H:,s y VIA tAsi irDnee-ee. BrisiA
and LynclDung ~ , a. A. m and ~ IA VA. Cl-ssr
teake ana Oio route aud Charlottesville ssS n -
and -A1 I'm aud IVA a. IA strasur locAi .i ~ ~
Tickets, sieerfnr car reservation. and informateu
FURNISHED ami lsssEe checked AZ o1ce, 1870 ieut-
mhs las. l. TAYLOR, Gen Pas. As-at
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Tor HaterstoWn. TIO'4O o m. and % % pm.
ROYAL Blue LINZ FOR NEw YORK All
lHIl ADJ PIIIA -
<NSYIvaxra pOrTr

TIE oREAL
TO THE NORTH, MIST AID sJi rHwEsr
POI % BLI I1AcL- sPLkNDTD SEN MY. -.
80, Ai IN ret sans.. ~ isi f~e 1rsEsE
TRAISs LEASl %ssHiNSISk fksox sr.rIos
for ft',sa,prs end ths Nsss. cic'o Hunted fryrs-s
Ya Tns. S ally ' 70 a c SS 1Sia ais,
and LOUIS with IaEiof ear Iisrr1-isarr 70 pits
sisnaros iis S. to cSuns ai.o &o % la "a
,fr.s ~ L1s c,sase and snrnn.tl 3.
5 s1 and ~, Ssss. Car H1sI,.ag = :.
Mssisrn fsrTese At 40 pm daily, VIVA s@ssa.s
S ss q aa To ss. St ins s s es ss.c-
,9r , sgsssiile and Menrhis Pullman nihins
ra With Sse m se ss % ,S5 sssa 80 az ss
ttry 10 Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For k.ne. o.n.nd.aguA. Resh.sa-r and Sisssss RAns
For Ire tsssnasssas and Il hos.-s-r a.sy for But.
mas o S sis.as Guy ss ss,I r. to
Fer MnhAnsport. Rochester snd Ni.s.rs Fsls. = .
&sshi nss I, e1 a-s Saturday VIII s'''pA< CO
For illissnslort. is-nONS ana Eisins 81 ieso . ~
For Niiisnsisorf daily. s.sop.m
fon PaILADEipHIA.> Ew YORK AND THE EAST.
sssS'ieSesad ii s, I'M. On ssaass, 20 @ IN.
ned fsss. q fsn y Ps9 S.gS .. sss p .
YorI oas lS as X s..., Vi. sssi ss1S
TOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Past ExpFe>s 40 IN weed days and D. m A,
~ r. tss.s,, ssna-s oi,y. 80 pn
Fur Brooklyn NY. all through trains conne,f a ~
sey Cny WITH bosts u Brooklyn Annra sdord.
ing direct Transfer 10 fulfsn - svu~ilsse
soluble ferr1Ase scrues New lork city
For Atlantic CITY, II Is pm. week dsya n rs n -
Egg ssltimos., o.ys s2o. $40. eco. eco. ioco
80 40, e. 20 10. s Sa az I'd s sie s., "a
1000 and II - p. M. Co sunday, $40 es0s io.7
sHs- iz;lss {. 10, 3.ls. SD. 40, iss1 Sssl
% ~ oa9 go 10 ~ and II rs qua.
For knnsJoss. szDsna 300 am. i, SOFA 80
IN; d.aly. except SUNDAY. sundsys. 800 q N -
wAsHIxeIoN SOUTHERN RAu.uAx
N EffkcT January ~. lHol.
"a. ,c TX a.. ssoqi 2aa so SE s2 80
Aecon1nodstsep for o.snssso, sssa n e. ABHa
For kachancod snd the soufh. 4.ao snd 1o57an.
re nss nse'zns.sass,ss = - - - e.
S ss ~ nSia Ill = = los 90 ~ i IL b 80 s3
k1naay q BIO sea n a s-s- xsA ssaa 10
1Eksss md infornzi.ea .: NJ oncs. sssshssn g.
-. 49, - = q - - - 49, q
Sfxxir 2 f aSss1s.t''a ss's A''''' e V666
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AND ONO RAILWAY.


Schedule IN efeef February ~ Ispl
- - Trains ,eaye Union Depot. dth and streets.
10;ls am. tor Newport News. Old Point Comfort alf
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old Point ~ UsS0p. -
and Norfolk NJ 6-hJ pm. Pullman Buffet Par q
tlars 30 oid Point NoInfort dktly eNseist SUNDAY
$3.50 m, Clncinnati Express daily for stations a
Nirrinia. West Nireinia. heniaesy and cincinnaIL
Nestlbule sleeperS through without change ~ Gle
- ctnnatl. arriving at ~ am.
II 40 m. D. y. v. Nestibuie Limited daily Solif
trains. with dining car. tnruash uitho .
.hanve TO CtDcinnati. k-stibaie Sle-I,sr Cor Lea
ingion and Louisville Pullman CARS are o,,sn .
recckt lassensrcrs ut y 4. Iu.
Once. ol3 lennsy lvailiA avenue.
feel General Is.s.nser As,,n,
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10 Pen Cent REDUCTION

10 PEn Cent REDUCTION
FURNITURE
FOR so DAYS.
We are going TO move from our present location to
the commodiOus building No 5i3 .th st. n w.
opposite the U. 8. Post Once Department. Apri ]
VIII Ne all at the old stand. 800 and f2 9TH
where. pending removal. We shall otter our entire
stock Of the latest and best makes o.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. Sc,
10 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM FORMER
PRICES.
BABY CARRIAGES this season embrace many new
designs IN makes and uphosteriu1 We have all the
lates; styles. and 10 reduction applies to
these well a. TO furniture Cal and examine them
MATTIN6s present great variety Of co,ors and
texture We have them al prices come within
the reach Of ALL and supply varied that we can
guarantee 70 suit you
kkfRfGERAToRs always in season. and our
stock 5 kePt up with the demand DON'T purchase
until you have seen what can offer.
OUR CREDIT SYSTEM hs. proven a boon TO tbou.
sands IN the past and its benefits the disposal OF
al fos the future. Asna payment At the time pur-
eiIas- viii secure whatever you in the fur
niure line. and while enjoying the pleasure OF
iheu Use you pay for them in such weekly OF
Inonthly sums As your means viii permit
No FAIRER TERMS CAN BE MADE ANY WHERE
THAN ST
RUDDEN's
FURNITURE AND CARPET STORES.
$50 and 9s, 9Th ST. NV. mh3-lmo
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
I'D Schedule IN effect January 1. ispl
Leave MGsiiIiiston from station New I->~~
For Chicago Hnd Northwest. ksstihuled Ianit.A
Tor Cineniiati, - Louis and Indianapolis express.
For p,tisgurE and Cleveland cypress. daily n -
for L@1insfen and points in tn. Shenandoah yesa-s.
For Winchester and Way Stations. - .Sopm
For Baltimore. week days. 4os. 500. s.as. IN.
go. q 90. - minutesp. = 30, 90. al 90 Il sol
- minutes an. ~ 10. 2;I5. !: 80. g 70. As nns-
30; 6:I5. ,0:.o. Ia so. 900. 1850 al
II 20 p.nl. Sundays, ~. 9 70. -. $40 -
80. g 81. Is n.innses,' : a. . is. ID, go
foS Annapolis. $50 and 10 An. u no and a
FOR frsier.ct. til.Jo s.In.. q is. 1880. 49,
For Haserstown. tIo,4o .. m. and vs. .3opm.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ FOR NEw YORK ksp
PHILADELPHIA.
.,a aor New York Irerion snd The Fast = o5 - 90.
buret iarlor Cars on al day trains. sieeILg Car
the 10 20 3. tram oIen at 800 .. M.
tne Car running tiigo1sh to Boston without chslsss
va roughkeel Brissr. laidils Iassenpers in b. ;
For Pililadelrhia. = or .soo -iooo, .le oonooa.
% "a. 800 - 10 and 10 30 pm.
ior Newark, De. MilniiastoR and CHESTER. os.
10 30 m Limited eKprsss sIoppins - wilnIlnsos
Fof Atlantic city. % and 10 90 IL. I2oonosa
fundhys, % M. l. ~ nom.
Ss tine % shlrtan trains time tables TO be h.A
lExceIt sunday. DAILY Esunaay only
Issaie jailed Tor and cLsrkcd Iron. nstels ana r-s
ios noes - nion Transfer Orsiers left al isk
= S 0I,l sha A'-'i IA ave- 81, =, 'i,s l.I,Y,
fe. Gen Aanss-r. uen. Fass Asr
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FAIL Stock
OF FOREIGN CoATINGs. vFsTINas,
SUITINGs. ovFRCOATINGs AND TROUs-
EhiNGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRE FIRST-CLAsST AILoRINGARKIN-
HITED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS CUT
By h. ID. BAhh. iiii PA. AVE. ARE GUAR
ANTEED " De Or 1A1- IOhhLCI sIvIE
oil
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CASH VIII TELL.
You can buy from n. A. POOLE. THE CASH
GROCER. IA La. ave. n. W.
LIB. Can Royal Baking Powder ..... Aoc
10 Cakes Babbitts Soap - -
Best Sugar Cured Hams, i0Lc
5 Cans Table Peaches - al IN
Sans heaN -slfup Apricots 81 90
rouhus Best Laundry Starch. ................ BIC
AosotuseiS fufe Lear Lard. sc.
full line Of Fancy Groceries al wholesale prices
for cash. saloflan
WHITE SUGAR, &C.. BIG BOT. WHIsKY 25c
~ Best Creamery butter. :50c. Bot yin or rum De
z lbs buckwhest, 25c. OF. bot. Catawba VINE .,Sc
10 can peaches or aIrcOts. nc. = lbs cheese DC
5ooxes saIdnes oe cans salmon, 2oe. bot. brandy.
U'HARE'S CASH GROCERY. moved to 1887 It'll
ST. H. W. near O-street Market taI2 cns