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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09

4 Meeting Of Department Women C1sriks .
He Held ~ the Riggs House.

4 Meeting Of Department Women Clsrixs d
he Held IT tho Riggs House.
The female employees Of the Treasury De.
partment met in the redemption division yes
terday 10 take steps toward raising . monu-
ment to Gen. Spinner. The meeting vas called
to order by Miss Rhodes, who, in q few we'll
chosen words. stated its object, and presided
until Mira Heron was elected chairman, Mrs.
whelploy, treasurer. and Mrs. Leonard, secre-
tary, to serve temporarily. II vas determined
to call o general meeting for the purpose Of
electing permanent officers and deciding what
form the memorial shall take. A committee,
consisting Of Mrs. Mcpherson, Miss Wadleigh
and Miss Stoner, was appointed to secure a
proper place for a general meeting. and re-
ported that Mrs. Spoford had kindly offered
the Riggs House parlors for the pur-
pose. The time for the meeting was
then fixed at 8 o'clock Pm, Satur-
day, January 10, and the secretary was directed
to make it known that all women clerks, all to
whom the stand Gen. Spinner took opened the
way to honorable employment, all who ad-
mired and loved him for his stern and unbend-
ing integrity, patriotism and universal beneyo-
lence, are cordially invited to be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09
a Question Of Fee.

In the Circuit Court, Judge Cox the case OF
W. p. Hubbard against c. G. snd W. L. Cole il
on trial, John Johns Tor plaintiff and Judge
Wilson and J. J. Darlington for defendants
The plaintiff seeks 70 recover one-third Of
t14, .04 received by the defendants a. their
fee on recovering Judgment against the West
Virginia Oil and Land Company and he alleges
that he entered the case with thsm under an
agreement to receive one-third of the amount
was in the case and did some wosk, but defend
ants claim that they offered plaintiff u. 900 for
what he did in the case and that was ample
compensation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09
THE SILVER POOL SCANDAL.
A Mighty Interesting Letter FROM Congress
man Dockery.

Mighty Interesting Letter From Congress-
man Dockery.
Special to New York Herald.
There is a mighty interesting letter in Speaker
Reeds inside pocket It bears directly on the
silver pool scandals. The Speaker didn't show
me the date, but think it is quite recent. The
letter is from Congressman Dockery of Mis-
souri,, who introduced the resolution for an
investigation. Mr.. Dockery has been nagging
the committee on rules to do something with
his resolution for weeks past He has been put
Oh with svasiye answers and with the plea that
his charges were too indefinite and were
avowedly not based on personal knowledge.
Mr.. Dockery seems TO have become tired of
these excuses, for over his own signature he
has advised the Speaker that, 10 the best Of his
knowledge and belief, the following persona, il
summoned before q congressional COMMITTEES,
might give Information regarding the silver
speculation Of Congressman: Selieman Brus..
New York city; Zimmerman 4 Forshay, New
York city; David 7. Littler. Springfield, NJ,
and others
By "others," !. understand, Is meant the lrm
Of August Belmont 4 Co. T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09
A Shoe Store Burnesl.

About o'clock last evening fire was discov-
cred in the shoe store Of 9. c. Willis, No. 91S
7th street northwest, and before it was extin-
guished the stock was badly damaged and the
the building, owned by DIR. l.. n. Taylor, dam
aged to the extent Of $780,
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DRINKS FROM THE SECOND STORY
Mr.. Nicholson Fined for Keeping an Un-
licensed Bar.

Mr.. Nicholson Fined for Keeping an Un-
licensed Bar.
VIM. F. Nicholson is proprietor of o combi-
nation cigar store and drinking saloon at No.
3l4 18th street, and according to the testimony
in the Police Court today he sells 'good
whisky" There is a revenue license for the
cigar store, which is on the first floor, but the
saloon upstairs is not licensed. Among the
witnesses called by Policeman Sutton to prove
charge of unlicensed bar was O countryman
named Burr from Sterling, Va, who told of a
visit to the place with Mr.. Crane. 81 had the
stomach ache" he said, land wanted some
whisky. Mr.. Crane took me to this place and
the drinks came down from the second floor
on q dumb WAITER
What did you get to drink?''
'Some whisky and blackberry" he re-
sponded.
Witness, continuing, said he would not 60
there again to get drinks because he was
charged 80 cents for the three drinks.
What did you expect to pay for them?"
well, l can get three drinks for Is cents"
did the drink relieve your pain?" asked
Mr.. Williams.
II can't tell whether it did or not now"
Your pocket was relieved, but not your
stomach?' '-t
Eyes, Of thirty cents"
THE court imposed fine of Sl05 and Mr..
Williams said he would note an appeal
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GEORGETOWN.
HIS MIND IMPAIRED.

Mr.. 0. W. Somerville Of Dumbarton avenue
who has been suffering with an affection Of the
mind for some time, was removed to the statisa
house last night by Officers Passeno and Upper
man, at the request of his relatives. Mr.
Somerville will be examined today as to hi.
sanity.
NOTES.
A few days ago Martha Washington Lodge
No. 3, Daughters Of Rebekah, received hand
somely bound Bible, the gift Of Mr.. George w
Childs Of the Philadelphia Ledger.--A dane.
ing reception given by Miss Maggie Darneille
at her residence, No. 1885 3lst street, yesterday
afternoon was largely attended by her friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09

William E. Brooks, alias Whitley Brooks. a
negro who has been before the Police Court
many times, said to Judge Miller today that he
started out last evening for good time and
during the evening he got on "cross questions
with a companion named Lorenzo Willis.
Brooks face was cut in several places and he
could not tell how Willis cut him, but he did
know that he (Brooks) had no knife.
Willis told the court Of Brooks drunken
spree. Brooks, he said, had q knife, and when
he attempted to use it he CWillis) struck his
hand and Brooks knife cut himself. e.
"Oh, no." remarked the court; guess again
and see if you can't tell better story"
That's the right one" said Willis, land
can't make it better
Policeman Sullivan told of the trouble be-
tween the men. 1t all happened near North
Capitol and streets about 10 o'clock last
night.
The fighters were fined $40 or sixty days
each.
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rrsnsfsrs Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed az follows:
Catherine schwinghammer TO Margaretha
wssdeman. pit. 4, So ass; -. b II. Warner
to Smith, lot los, Garfield; ESQ. r. Rwhits
to May Corcoran pit d, q. ls7; e. sarah
Utermehle to National Lutheran Home, part Of
enclosure; g.. Ida 4. Morris TO &; I. smith.
sub 50, 50. IS; e. N. Mangan to John Man.
gan, %. n. Of 81; e..
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. To reach all classes of readers and Gus
toners in the District of Columbia, advertise in
THE EVENING STAR. Everybody reads it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09

An assignment Of Charles Leisman for stock
furniture, &c, at 1895 18th street northwest,
and all other estate, for the benefit OF his cred
itors, has been placed on record. Henry Leis-
man Is the assignee and there are no prefer
ences,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09
We INTER RAps.

All Winter Wraps at low prices. SEALSKIN
CAPES. SEAL SKIN JACKETS. SEALSKIN
SACQUES AND VISITES. all at September prices.
These goods lower In rrice than they will be
year. owing to the limited catch of seals
P"IsiEn Lamb, Marten. Astraehan. Wool Seal and
krlHimer CHpes at reduced prices.
Fur Trimmings
DUSLAPS NEW YORK HATS
UMBRELLAS AND CANES
wIILETT Il RUOFF.
HATTERs AND PURIFIERS.
$50 COS Pennsylvania ave.
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II has been many years ancs there has been
such dearth Of coal a. at present at Baltimore
to supply vessels already chartered and seeking
czrgoes.
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CAKHAKr & LErDrs
January SALE

VIII place on sale our case Of Extra Size and
Weight Aarseilles Bed Spreads at sl.25. Well
worth more money.
Mems Unlaundsred Shirts. made OF New York
Mills muslin; linen bosom and bands; con-
ttnuous fA1dnxs; sizes. IA TO Is. A nrst class
Shirt. and the price only jOc.
No = Still better Unlaundered Shirt, made
to our special order. Nothing could be added to
il. Prire, 5hc-
One 3Ot of Pure Linen Oatmeal Towels, size
lsx-iG. with fancy borders. Only l24c. less
than they can be imported for.
Special Value
oOinsh Cream DaInaak Table Linen, extra
quality; only JOc.
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EDUCATIONAL.

IN WASHINGTON.
FRENCH. CLASSICAL AND MODERN Lam
II guages; Prof Il, Larroqus. Professional teacher
iss hy & n cultured NJ OF a fn1!A
(,oNzAGA COLLEGE,
aasDp k .S tss IAN ssn;. iSS English
course has been formed embracing English rhetoric
T 6s
'y a s1P1TtS without st a fi1Egf President.
will give lessons this season according to the cele
81 r as or IN s ei .rs s s
sits ne, or IL Prof Gaill,rds school lol5 C9nnes.
french. Terms % for twenty lessons. drew
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
70 10th e. n w;;GIwenty second year Piano.
tases O. B. BGIIAkp sf 1ifee t0. ~ ds!. rHfn
(,oLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
The Sst SS;ns ety r s S aS IN,
an1 rs ns author e i which
courses Businsss English. AcconntsScy Gvii serSse,
8 ana x6s1
Write dss or call for catai9sT. rrnsrR p
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Sss..,o,. ., Cor Corner a 9Th Ia. and SITS pw ~, o.
School of Business Accounts and EnSlish.
:, school Of Preparatory English and Elementary
sssSSI 81 sshorth.na, Typsxriithns and phonosr.ph.
School Of Mechanical and Architectural DRIVING.
ScnoSi Of Civil service Irs I'M ,r.
and night sessiois Write or call for illustrated
aso h hks sA & srESeEs r. Fl aeP
MISS BALcH,s CIVIL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
JARED for ss
reSsvs examinations. ctr
NoRwcoD I NsEETSdaEEon nc
Select S'''a-s c:S Hs st Gel, ~ T'""0 Lad'
sss .s sSsSs
Rupss rseeirss a. we...s cs,!.gs ritse.. ssamsna-
small private csssss IN a. soc1tion is.r.sars and
sh Fo M9 9aii In 1ssaSnss;ss .aa,,,.
~ MA. AID MRS. VIZ. d. cABKLL.
ono. hours osoct d. aG is
THE0. v0cKET. Y sq 3STTTDiED 1sko1D'.
aa% ssy Se Z PR p:ss s Nd Printing
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL.
sSs;ss s run: :as Sd as
A. fai sasSs. % %. y = 20 ;n % Us
ma ss. Is y Ssssnf s'ss s
y sssi snSs.s No. r,ps
sho!sL.nd end TSpsv.ifins. thsss month. Sfo
ss;sS' Al TO- ssse: - ~
:sI:s;ss "a sss SPs 100: - Ssss
y tie hishsa hsslaa 4 Essops ma zssse, Sl.ss-
MISS sCHN1TTs eCHooI- KINDKRaARTEN
..ss: i sf z:
EI4RS .ss sss c:. sss A 81 e ....
vu-,--... -
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule m eaes January q. Ispi

u
scheaul. IN efef january q. Isl.
Trains ,..v. Union p.go,. eth ana B streets. ios1
Ncrick dsils Arrive at Old hSHi sio 20 r la-
ssoS M. Sanc.ansi fSrrr-s daily for -..rioa. "a
Nlrsania We, Nlgfn,s. kentucky and NncinnstL
ss.,iris sssepsrs ,ereash without ehAass 70 caa
II I:m', D: y. Y Ss-tisais Ilm.,-d d.ny sol.a
;6 nm: 70. < S is'.s;. So 49,:
once. 5Is lounsyiVAnlA avenue
yiar acp-r.l 49,. Ss,s' as,.,,
RicHNoNp AND nANNIiI.E RAILROAD 90.
An s,ssinls IN sfie,i JAM Any :, ism
station. Washington. u. q.
,,s.. 20 s,a.Ds'y Cor cugsTr c.tlct'.ylls s,.-
Rocky Mount, D4nvilis Grrsn-soro'. Rsieish. Sshs.
BiTninShan, Mon;so1lsTy, New crissSs' fesss an
Sleefer nNnVile ~ Coiunha ani Augusta pIliifnan
ssS, M v, 70 en- &C "a ksn,.
road sor hcsnase bristol knoEviils chaftsnos.sa ana
ii no a. m.-Daily, Washington and Southwestern
Nesiihulsi lAni,ed t-tw~en Washington and Atlanta,
coiaIsl-ft entirrly Il Pullman Wilt
rate q fare ,s chari. arrives Atlanta ~ am.
: % p.m.-Daiiy. s1oeI,t sunday. for MAnAs-.A
stras,rrE and lnterineyiis;s stations
psiSan se@r q Nsmrs. va ' ISnss SaTy AMI
n 10 .. Western Exrry-. daily for Manassas.
SphHi,riotisSNls staSn,on Lensslle Sinsinnai..
with Pullman Sleeper for Louisville.
- III - p > Nuthern fNIyr.-s daily foe Lsnchhur<.
nanvtlle. kale-h. ASis.N ills. Charlotte foiuulaA
AuEusia. Aken. Atlanta. Montgomery, Neu Orleans.
Texas and cAli,osniA Pnllm., Ns-,i,ule Gar sssns
Pullman s-eIs-r Washington - Brtunxasul Ala
wa Atlanta and Geofeia fAcint Railway aud Pullman
Slseissr NaShnzton % AsheNille and hot SprincS.
NJ. VIA salisi'ury. Also Washington ~ Augusta
DanNille and Charlotte.
1rains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
anton 80 q ~ daily - y ma dally and - . m
SD Am and - pm. dAalS and ca a. N. daily
except SUNDAY.
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dan
WIG and lynchhurg arrive IN Washington u ~
10 - O. N and % I. via last Ienn.s<ee. bristol
and Lynclburs Al : o. T. M and y IA Wa Che<A,
peake and ONO route au Characteristic nj > ~ Iu
AID 80 D. m and 40 - strasturg local 10 a.
an.
furnished and lagyace checked af ohge. t:pnO Penn-
y ana ave. and al IAss-fser station. iennzylVsn
,A3 JAs. L. TAYLOR. Gen Pass. Agent.
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Mr. KERR PROPOSES PLAN FOR REoRGASIzA-
TIoS OF THAT COMMITTEE AND FOR BUREAU
OF INFORMATION TO SUPPLY prnE DEMOCRATIC
DOCTRINE TO THEIR PARTY NEWSPAPERS.
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'AsH nN ITO rs, SOUTHERN SrH RAILWAY.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Id Sche<lul. in .fFef.f JenuarNI lsQ

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave Washington from station New yer,-v
For c,b,c,,o . asen Ne, -ha sre y.,,,
express, daily ii 80 q. m, express s.s5pm
For cnciniist, s. Louis and Indianapolis express.
For httsggrg and Cleveland. e,pres-. daily II 30
For L Kinsion and points In the Shenandoah Valley
For winchester and Way Stations. t5.sOp.m
For Baltimore, week days. 4 Or, son. 6.as. 7cn.
Is Sinssss am - rs, s. 3 - - ! a M
$50 500, eia go. ~ 30 sac, 10 80 and
II 30 I'm; SUNDAYS. 4al5. go. 80. s.:su. 80
40 6o 4 &in %isS,fs 5 Sfs. $50. 80 300
For Nay Stations between Washington and p.l,,.
mSae' Ii cs g p@ s sans s% s i2IG 40 60 -
Trans leave hsiti@ers Tor Washington week days.
TO-, 1S'ss S an igs S isio, S.io, - 80 ~
o ia 10 iSaS Se ana o Il On sSsa 40 ~ g
sf$ a sS III. a sj 5S ed iS aas: Ho. g. s.
For knnspcIis ! 3 and SiH 30 an. leIo and q
&. as.y .@ s % sS pm Sunday. sn $50
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. aIs
ma f2r principal stations only. 1000 an.
for Gs;thersbGrg and intermediate points. te.s5.
1000 $1,000 am. tl2:5o. t3.s5. "a 80 81.
for Boyas and intermedis,e stations, pm.
so srn AZ .. on senS.s a. ID
H.. -----0--
For Frederick. flI.so an. n:l5. 1870. t4so
For Haeersto~n. tlo;4 I'm. and rs :3op.m.
Trains arrIye from Chicago daily, IL 20 nd
40 IN. from Cincinnsu and st. Louis daily 3 50
e. m. shd ;u5 pm. from Pttsburg 7:lO a. M. As
p. N. daily
ROYAL BLUE LINE FoR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA. - -
100 sS5S sr'oe es g Jan: ssa Is 'ssS
buf,s, Psrer oars on all day trans sseins Car %
lor Boston, = 20 2. ma with Pullman Buffet ssesp-
via ioashkeegsie bridge. LANDING r%ss~neers IN a ,
FL iisiI.dsRh,s: o. 800 .iooo 'iaoonooa
For Newark, Del. Wilmington and Chester, - .o6,
fsOy an. IL 90 noon. 80. 100. o15 snd
1850 n; Limited express. stoppins at wslrninssoa
Tor inssrSsdlsse points between BALTIMORE ssd
Pliladslphia. t5'oo and Hse0 an, fz;l5. 'S=sS
Trains iesve New york for Washington 300, III -
An. zoo. 30 IS 90 y: m. and IL ;l5 nixht.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington. sAs2A
'ssl5, ~ p an. Il %. = 81, 800. SEPm-
tExoeps sunday. sDsily ssunday only.
Bsegsee called for and checked from hotels and ~
licences by Union Tansfer Co. order left sckse
ofncss. Gle and 1851 Pa ave and q the Depot.
ja1 Gen Msnars. Gen. Pas Art
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON,
1O11 CONNECTICUT AVE.

1Ol
Disconnected words are not language;
Neither are Disconnected sentences Conversation,
THE FRENCH VOICE.
s5; Is weeks course Of French conversation. with
fsR EsfIff SES RSa or xp aSx
to acquire Perfect Accent and Pronuncaton Anorel
fss
NJ rs pa
sna
within the range Of daily ie business sa
ou in snr and no Speak S fsy , not
and eoaneeed series Of which is not the
LUCIEN 4. c. COLLIERE. A. M,
Native Of Paris. France.
ja91w Twenty-on Years Experience.
1920 MASS. AVE; DRAWING AND PAINT.
NIX inx sdpTHt sfsr the French method By Miss
M Iss C. NJ. HOwEs OF BOSTON WILL MAKE
Iu engagements for singing at musicales. As her
method Of feaehine she can be seen from IL to II
j.S-:st. 80 :, HOTEL FREDoNIA-
Ok CTS: HALF HOUR. 80 CTS. HOUR. PIANO
to ny we y stsn
Teacher, or call at . p m. % Z st. w. tA16t-
FRENCH , SYSTEM OF soUND:IvALUtBL
diSp''' { Fl nGHs''
1890 .,,,. ..,,,--,----,.----.-- --------
Glasses daily in painting and drawing from life
T. G. Messsr, g. H. L. Macdonald and Aiiss b. E. FER
10 and aeiocR. n'S' oe hAoe AZ the roo's
. sTIIDyNT npsIprS oTurD, no ,oII ~,
"A in the study OF physcs Danisiis Text Book Of
q. irincpss q Rhysics win indicate the character
A. b. K. Star office. jsS-3ts
ERENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS BY AN Elk
= perisnced and highly recommended lady teacher.
-. 7T aea, ~: D. y: e..- Once
M4Ts;shsr Of snsils Music. German. French. En-
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PRINTERS.

II l. MCQUEEN,
H. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER,
1lOS-l1l6 ST. NV.
Orders for Legal Blanks and Commercial or Profess
sional Printing promptly executed. Intensive line Of
samples Of Wedding Invitations, Menus, Orders OF
Dancing Folders. ke. An inspection inyited.
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY. iyS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-09

rs: b sends q and y. ". Z. d to Sra
once for the poor.
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GETTING READY FOR 1891.

Meeting Of the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee.
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CARHARr L LEIDY.
2oS It'll ~. and GO0 h st. nv.

American BEAUTIES
AND OTHER FIRST CLASS ROSES CUT EVERY
DAY FRESH AND AT MODERATE PRICES. AT
TUDER's.
d6-3m $50 y q. a
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ANNUAL SALE Or LADIES
COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT PRICES LOWER
Than heretofore for the QUALITIES OFFERED
To those who in the habit Of buying our lines Of
Underwear the snnounrsnsn, Of the sale will be sum-
eisnt. while to those who have never used them cor
dial Invitation call and examine At thsir
convenience. the
STYLES. QUALITIES AND PRICES.
The hns comprises:
CHENIsEs. DRAWERS. SKIRTS. NI6HTDREssEs,
CORSET COVERS. &C..
From the lower priced 10 the expensive qualities
and the range In design C-,ensvs that all ta.sss
can 10 sAtsned-
DOUGLAS BRO.
5is NINTH ST..
dD ISTER-ocEAN BUILDING.
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BICYCLES.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
~ NOkDDEUTSCHER LLOYD s. g. co.
last Express Steamers
To southampton London. HayreD Bremen
Elder, Sat. Jan. Il, IL am. Lain. We'd, Jan
Il, a pm; Fuda, Sat, Jan. ~, 80 a. IN. Spree
We'd, Jan. =, .. Vera, Sat, Jan. 81, 3 30
a. m. Trave, We'd, Feb 4, pm.
Confortable state rooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin and up
ward berth, according to location I'd cabin 40 an
Ss5 Penn. ave. inS
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u'HE GREA7
INNsYIyANIA ROUTE

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
,o ~ TIE NORTH, MLsI MD .OurHwESr.
STEEL RAILS. MkGNificENT IQtipNENr.
TRAINS mt sfcS' .saTRsEy 1871
CORNLk OF 6rH AND STREETS A. FOLLOWS
II a'' Paa and .ss ss Snrsg 10 LP; EH
iss' Lane lO Jan daily 20 nlncAro. Columbus
burg. and sleeping 6ars from F1ttshurr 10 In
9annI~ntis, htfsl,urs 60 Columbus, Altoona 20
Tres. 20 nm; dsily PSror Car wssGihstSh 20
louis. ChicAgo and C,ncinnSti and D.nins Car Hsr-
nsonrg 20 II Louis. Chiraro and Cincinnati.
Cars Wsshinstcn TO CHICAGO and -. Louis. con
ne.'tinE daily az HARRISBURG with through sls~Irrs
Car Ifttsburg TO Rlchmond and chicago. h.Slns
N Nth g ro p sle asy 10 1T ssu, n an sss
burg 10 Ch,caero.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Kane. Canandarua. Rochester and Niagara Fails
daily EXCEPT sunday, = loan.
Tor Ere canandaigua and Rochester daily; for Buff
ialo and N,AssrA DALI, except saturday. looo ..
- m. with Sleeping Car Washington Rochester.
pm; daily. except saturday. with sleeTdns Car
For Miliamsport. Remove and ElnIirz NJ no 30 an
daily except sunday.
FOR Phil DEIPHIA 2 NV & 6kK AND THE East.
~. gNn IL % and II 40 M. 10, 3;l5.4 %,
1 5i5, d 600 On ana sr II y Ia 20
tied ExIress Of Pullman Parlor Cars. with DINING
For New York only. LIMITED EIpress with Dining Oar.
n.
Fast Express 10 a m. week days and o NJ daily
For Boston. without change. 3.lb pm. every day
For brooklyn. u, all through uonne.t Jer-
sey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex afford.
ing direct transfer 10 fulton II. avoiding
double ferrlale across New York city.
For Atlantic City, IL 40 a. week days. II IS n m
For Baltimore. Gas. 20. $40. 900. s4o. 100.
lO5O. IL 90 and II 20 am. l20b. , 10. 8 Ia
3:D, 400, 20. $40, 300 . "a, 6Ol 40.
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