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NEW CIRCUIT JUDGES.
Attorney General Miller Decides That I
President Has Power to Appoint Them

Attorney General Miller Decides That the
President Has Power to Appoint Them.
Attorney General Miller has rendered an
opinion that the President has the power to
appoint the nine circuit judges created by the
last Congress during the recess of Congress.
The President has not indicated whether
he will follow the opinion of his legal adj
wiser not, but great pressure is being brought
to bear to induce him to ignore il and call an
extra session of the Senate to
confirm the circuit judges whose
names he will then send in. The question
Of thePresident's power in recess appointments
is not new one. like question
arose during Mr.. Cleveland's adminis:ra-
ton in regard to the appointment
of members of the interstate commerce
commission Solicitor General jerks held
that the President could appoint during
the recess, taking the same ground that
Attorney General Miller now takes in
circuit judges during the recess II is poin.ed
ont that the appointment of Judge Beatty in
Idaho as one of the nine circuit
judges, provided by the law during the
recess of Congress. has no bearing on
the matter. Judge Beatty WAS nominated to
the Senate. which failed to act on the nomina-
ton. The President in sending his name -
the Senate performed his duty in the
premises and wien it failed to act
vacancy happened as contemplated
by the Constitution and the President
exercised his prerogative of filing it
by appointing Mr.. Beatty judge during the
recess of Congress. But in the other eight
cases Of circuit judges no nominations were
sent to the Senate and those who favored an
extra session of the Seuate commended that the
President cannotappoint them during the recess
OF Congress, as he has only the power to nil
vacancies, and in these eight cases there are no
vacancies. and tina. if he made appointments
they would be original appointments. and these,
ii is contended. he has no right to make with
out the advice and consent Of the Senate.
Should he desire to make the appoint
ments before next December, it is
commended, he must call an extra session
of the Senate to confirm them. AS stated the
Attorney General does not coincide in this view,
but il is believed the President is inclined to
doubt his power in the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
Real Estate Matters.

Agnes II. White has bought for $500 of
Emelie IL Darneille snbs Al and 45, square 62S.
fronting ~ feet on Massachusetts avenue be-
tween North Capitol and let streets northwest
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company has purchased for S20.C46 OF j.
Bryan part square e07, 80 by 9S.17 feet on Sth
and !. stree - southeast.
Alice q. L. Foster has bought for Sl1.5O0 of
W y 81 Clair half interest III part Z, square
3i5. q by 90 feet TO- inches on fifth street be-
tween and T. streets northwest.
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Read.

Read. Reflect. IuvestiUate
HE Sick MADE WELL WITHOUT MEDICINE
CONSULTATION ExAaIINATIoN, DIAGNOSIS FREE,
HUMAN MAGNETISM.
The vital or life principle, as transmitted BY
DR.. Henry Colford, 707 18th st. NV. to the
Brain. the Spine and the Nervous System. will
restore the health of the body after every other
known method Of cure has failed. No incurable
cases treated-no case continued which does
not show satisfactory improvement the first
week. The trcatmen: acts immediately and
simultaneously on every function of the body
1t will penetrate to ard act on every substance
found in the body, unless disease has 30 disor-
ganizsd it that death is impending. The doctor 8
practice 10 confined exclusively to cases con-
sidered lncurable. Call or send for the doctor 8
book, 'Un4uestiOnabie Facts Which History,
Science and Reason Furnish About the Occult
Force Which Rules the Human Body" The
attention of critical. intelligent and skeptical
persons is especially desired. Further particu-
lars on application by mail or in person. Office
hours. to p.m.-every day. Satisfactory
Washington references
1t DR. HENRY CoLFoRD, 707 18th st. NV.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Richard Major and Bertha White were
charged IN the Police Court YESTERDAY with VIC
hting ,he policy law and iCry trial was de-
inanded.
Yesterday the body of n cclored infant was
found a: North Capitol and l. streets north
west.
MrS. Martha Jackson found and took charge
OF 2 three weeks old child in Freedmen's alley
yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

DRs. FRENCH. 1926 F st. NV
The successful dispensers of magnetism.
Hundreds every day are asking the question.
Is it u fact that DIR. French actually makes the
wonderful cures published SO frequently in the
daily papers? We say yes. and the proof is
easily obtained by personal inquiry from the
many people treated and cured at 1875 + street.
They never publish cures made at other points.
as the custom of some is, but all are people
! treated and cured in and about Washington.
The following cases arc well worthy the careful
investigation OF every intelligent sick person or
their friends:
Mrs. A. b. Collins. lifelong resident of
Washington and widow of well-known de-
ceased army officer, had suffered for wears with
catarrh. throat trouble and large goitre upon
the neck. She says that she is perfectly cured
of all these troubles. Miss Conner. Ebbitt
fectlv and permanently cured.
DIR. French has at least fifty persons under
treatment for diseases of private nature and
not one of all of them but says their progress il
phenomenal. Eugene Wilson, bladder trouble
of ten years standing, is quite cured after eight
weeks magnetic treatment. He SAYS he Rad
spent hundreds Of dollars without the least
benefit to any one but the doctors and drug
gists. Mrs. Sarah Dunlap, dyspepsia, liver and
kidney trouble. had wasted great deal of
she can enjoy living again.
Fully fifty cases Of oZina and catarrh are
cured or being rapidly cured. Newrasthenia
neuralgia, rheumatism, sciatica, hysteria, fe-
male weakness, progress to a cure rapidly un-
der magnetism as applied by DR.. French. Skin
diseases, dyspepsia. scrOfula. dropsy. and, in
fact, every chronic disorder. no matter how
long standing. Many of the worst cases cured
without the use Of medicine. In those cases
he simply applies his hands to the afflicted parts
and drives the disease before him from the hu-
man frame by means Of his great magnetic
power. DIR. French cures all forms of female
complaints without the of instruments or
other means Of torture.
Magnetism is the greatest boon Of the age to
the afflicted, and he that is wise will risk his
own judgment concerning the curative power
of old methods. Why not investigate some thing
new? Do not let prejudice blind you, but con-
suit Or. French any day from 8 I'm. to pm.
All letters must contain stamp. 1t
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The Spinner Memorial.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
Z. ii. ). in yesterdays STAB seems to be
against the Scholarship memorial because it
would take $4,000 at per cent to produce
si.s00 year. Now this sum would yield three
scholarships at 5000 each, which is a very
liberal amount. One scholarship is all
that is proposed and $3.50 will pay
board and tuition at Wellesley College,
while 900 will pay for the same at the Wom-
ans College of Baltimore where the curricu-
lam Is equal to that OF the best. The sum of
So,cu0 can easily be invested in Washington 30
as to yield from $500 to 800 per annum. This
would pay the college expenses of young lady
every year and would be perpetual memorial
Of The highest character to Gen. Spinner. do
not believe the ladies' can do wiser thing than
endow a scholarship. c. b
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RESovAIoR AND Morn ExTERMrNAroR.

NENOFA1OR AND MOTH EXTERMINATOR-
Until May we will renovate by the Worch
dry air process sofas and lounges, %: arm
chairs, 81; side chairs. 50c.; mattresses, Il. AT
these prices you can have your parlor suite
renovated for IS instead OF SIS, as per list
prices.
STORAGE, PACKING AND MovISG.
Private rooms in our 22d ST. storage ware
house at IS. IS, $50 and 80 per month or
floor space at 81 per month and upward.
Our own men and wagons furnished for pack
ing and moving Packing materials for sale.
One entire floor devoted TO storage OF car
rlages and harness.
We make a specially of taking mp, cleaning
and storing carpets, and renovating; price ac-
cording to quality and quantity.
Refrigerators., straw mattings baby car
riages. cedar chests. The largest lines of these
goods ever displayed.
Ask for Sweets refrigerator. Uses Is per
cent less ice than any other, is the cleanest and
cheapest and is warranted
W. Il. Moses & SoSs,
Fsnd l1th streets.
L -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Ar The VEyRHofF GALLERIES was noticed
this week collection of etchings hung in the
center gallery showing selected examples of
the great modern etchers. Among them can
be seen THE Milkmaid. /" by E Gilbert Hester:
The shepherds Daughter" by MERCER;
Children of William ii. by Dake. after Van
dyke; Spring by Macbeth; The Water
Bearer" by De Les BIOS. after Chas. Sprague
Pearce, and many others. The changing of
the exhibitions in this gallery proves a drawing
card to lovers Of art
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Judge Bradley in the Equity Court has
dismissed the bill in the divorce case of Nelly
A. Norris against William P. Norris They
were married June IL, 1855, aad desertion May
4. lSsS, was charged.
Judge Bradley also dismissed the bill Of Ida
j. Croxton aSt- Richard A. Croxton. They
we're married MAY is. 1855, and lived together
TIL September. l5s7, when she was compelled
by fulure TO provide for her to return TO her
fathe- s and she charged desertion.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. n.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. u. DIT
For the District Of Columbia. eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland.
Virginia. North Carolina and South Carolina
lair til Monday; colder; northwesterly winds.
CONDITION or TIE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at
sm.-Great Falls. temperature. 46; condition.
?. Receiving reservoir, temperature. a. Con-
ditiOn at north connection. 3; condition at
south connection. 4: distributing reservoir.
temperature. Al; condition at infiuent gate
house. 2; condition at effluent gate house. 4.
High tide in the river, 20 pm. Low tide in
the river, 5:32 pm.
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To the Trade Only.
100 cases Slammed Packing Co. Apricots
800 cases Choice Marrowfat Peas.
500 cases Standard Corn.
so bags Cal. Lima Beans.
The above is surplus stock; win sell 10 per
cent less than packers prices.
b b EARNsaAw q Bno.,
Wholesale 6r0cers and Flour Dealers.
1l05 l107, ll09, ITO 11th ct. and lO2l n st s.e.
nahl4-6t $40 ~
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBsuGHs--''Mr. Barnes of New York"
NATIoSAL--''The Crystal Slipper"
HARRIS Daniel Boone
Manufacture Bros Big Speciality Show
ACADEMY OF MUsIc-Lydia Thompson in
The Dazzier."
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A COLLECTION of Etchinys.

A collection Of etchings OF unusual excellence
Is now on exhibition at veerhoffs galleries. 1877
street, where 1T Is attracting large crowds.
The collection embraces examples OF many of
the most noted modern etcheTs and the sub-
jeets AID STYLES are particularly numerous The
exhibition is well worth visit by all lovers of
Art.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Cooking is one o. the arts of civilization,
but when You have good cooking, and the
choicest the market can procure and are only
charged popular prices, then life is enjoyable.
All the above are procurable by tho day, week
or month ut -
it, woMAx's EXCHANGE, Cos 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

''M,yIroU," the finest sparkling table water
and ginger champagne in the wOrld. An abso-
lutely natural mineral water that creates appe-
site. aids digestion and tones up the system
generally. CHARLES KRAEMEK 737 9TH st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14
THE EVENING
Do You Know WHAr Yog WAsn
APoINT FOR you.

Do You Know WHAT Yog WAsr,
POINT FOR YOU.
If YOU DECIDE.
FROM WHAT YOU HAVE HEARD
OR READ. THAT
YOU WILL TAKE HOODS sARsAPARILLA
FOR YOUR SPRING MEDICINE
DO NOT BE INDUCED
TO BUY ANY SUBSTITUTE INSTEAD.
REMEMBER
THAT THE SOLE REASON
FOR URGING YOU TO
BUY SOME OTHER MEDICINE
is THAT LITTLE MORE PROFIT
MAY BE MADE ON TIE SUBSTITUTE
THEREFORE
INSIST UPON HAVING
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA. s
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LAzTSEss KuLs.-Sloth shortens life unques-
tiOnably. but there are many people who can't
work or who work at a disadvantage because OF
feelings of general weakness or from some
the liver or stomach. Such should use DIR.
Henley Celery. Beer and Iron. the great tonic
and invigoranf. and the eorrector OF func
tiOnal disturbances generally. People can
work, and properly, too. when in health.
FINE PORTRAITS at Kets Kemethy's, 1109 Pa. av.
!13 S.w.-JAMEs u. HENDERs6N-923 NV.
Taper Hangings.
Window Shades
Room Nouldings,
Plastic Relief,
Inferior Painting.
Lincrusta, Walton, &c.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Work guaranteed.
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TNIoN CREDIT COMPANY.
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AND SCORES OF OTHERS.
The hundreds OF reputable physicians Washington
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You have Jut TO call ang so yourcelves. our
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Look ut the Domestic, Run by Electric
fly in window OF DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE
Rooms, 7th and H. Electric motors furnished
at low figures. 1t
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Ladies', Before You buy Sewing Machine
il win be decidedly 10 your advantage to look
~ the Silent White and latest improved Gtaud-
ard Machines, - they are the leaders. G0ls
agents. 0rAuN B Fmxx,
II "a 9Th sk-n.w.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hEhilI,s, IALL-- no COACH Linz l.EAAr
A. oil 18th sS. hound mp: Arlin-toa 10 a. "A
anu p, IN. :Sic. Soldiers Home am. D. H. 5lc
C-tin Jonn D.iise. Ned. ana sun ~. IA ..a. -
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BLANK BOOKS.
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SofilNG BOOKS. PRESSES AND STANDS.
pAPEk AND ENVELOPES.
FINE STATIONERY.
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PRINTING.
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FUssEIL's POPULAR Ice CREAM is delivered
TO all parts of Washington and Georgetown
every day in the year. Order quart Tor din
ner by telephone 1927 New York avenue.
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New NOVELTIES In STORM RUBBEns,
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Low and High Cut.
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Satins in all colors,
White. Blue, Pink, Canary. GrayA
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Silver Gray, Tan, Ok Blood,
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Also full line of Colored
Leather Slippers and Oxfords,
Artis.ically made.
Specials to Order.
Afull line of Boys and Children's wear
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TEE weil-knOwn firm OF johnson Brothers
supply more families with iuel than any one
III III III the United States.
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MACKINTOSHEs.

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Ladies' and Gentlemen's Waterproof Coats inn
ported and domestic. We keep large stock on hand
and Il. so make coats to order from measure.
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mh13 1257 PA. AVE.
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BURGLAR alarm, speaking tubes. ]. II. kUEH-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nm " oE<-h CIV -.
X khNAN's hIs 49, sAsa 81, N.I1N raIAI l.ll
TONIGHT TONIGHT:
IRWIN BROS
BIG SPECIALITY SHOW.
sTIRK AND zENo.
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Week commencing Monday, March Is.
Ladies Mstinees Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
CHARLES ScR1BSER,s SoNs
PUBLISH TODAY
ORIGINAL. CHARADES

CHARLES ScRIBSER,s SoNs
PUBLISH TODAY
ORIGINAL CHARADES.
By L. b. r. BRIGGS. l6mo. 81.
Fifty or more ingenious and original charaaeg in
verse form the contents this book The authors
grace Of STYLE delicate sense of humor and refined
Literary feeling will commend the clever volume &C
persons OF cultivated tastes.
A MANUAL OF WOOD CARVING.
By c. G. LELAND. Fully illustrated svo. 81, as.
The appearan o. this volume is peculiarly timely
Mr.. Ieand's mastery Of the technique of the art is
complete and bis instructions proceed step by step in
the clearest manner and with the aid of an admirable
series Of illustrations blythe author
FRENCH DRAMATISTs
or the 18th Century. By B8ANDER MATTHEWS.
Ne'c Edition. limo. sl.Jo
This new edition has an additional chapter br.nanz
Mr.. Matthews review Of the French drama Gown 70
the present time. There is book from which the
English reader can obtain Trustworthy view of tie
CONTEMPORARY French drama. and surely in which
atheme SO complex is 50 pleasantly unfolded."
-Bostoa 7Taueller.
JUST PUBLLSHED-
ESSAYS IN LITTLE
By ANDREW LANG. With Portrait lono al 90.
lone of the most entertaining and bracing of books
Full Of bright and engaging discourse Of man. woman
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class Of reader. Saturday Reuaer
MARIE LOUISE AND THE
INVASION OF 1874
New Volume on the FAMOUS WOMEN OF THE
FRENCH COURT. Translated from the Frencl,
of INHERIT DE sAINT-AMAND. by T. : PERRY.
Uniform with six volumes already issued. Each
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1--WE can cordially commend these books 10 the at
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Raymond Extension Roller Skates, SI.25. A
full line OF Roller Skates. LII. HOPKINS, 933 F.
mhl4-3t$ =
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NIsIr TIE El.rIEr CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
tS1t35 Mars. ave L. W. Telephone Asa
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To thu Tend. 6,nlv-

All OF the spring styles now ready for
dresses and wraps at NINE. WAsHISerox's. 61s
18th ct. NV. It,
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You can have the loveliest complexion by
using r. WAsHINGToN's Magic Cream Every
pimple, wrinkle and blemish removed. Sold by
leading druggists. Laboratory, 6lS 18th ct. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

PRoSEEss IN ELECTRIcIrY.-It would seem
that at last the grea. question of storage bate
ries as applied 10 public vehicles as a motive
power has been solved The Carpenter 'Elec-
tric Company has solved the problem. and in a
snort time there will be a line of omniburcs
running In this city operated by the new sys-
tenn Heretofore tine great defect in storage
battery systems has been their liability TO wear
out IL a short time By the Use and appliea-
non OF "Cerussite.' mineral of which the
company owns large mine valued at many mil
hons OF dollars. this difficulty is believed to be
fully overcome. So confident is che COMPANY of
success that to those who subscribe for stock
within sixty days guarantee of 10 per cent on
the Investment 10 assured. The ONCE Of the
company Is IN the shoreham
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'BHonoDSr' cures headache. 2sc.-4dsl

Axoxs BARNARD College Notes. of the last
number OF the Blue and " mite we notice the fol-
lowing item, which may be of interest TO our
readers: The Royal BAKING Powder maintains
its vigorous hold on the public, and is active
and aggressive against the impure and in
furious baking powder palmed of on the
people, In this task it is performing q good
ucts- "-Cots1,sbta Spectator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-14

Coughs, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, &C.,
quickly relieved by browns Bronchial
Iroches." simple and effectual remedy SUI
perior to all other articles for the same pur-
pose. %
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ERANZ RUMMEL IN WASHINGTON.
The Two 90 First Piano Recita,s

tSinee his brilliant successes in Europe, also in
New York. Boston. Chicago, Cinciunsti. st.
Louis and tine Tar west)
Will occur ON
Ana y, AFTERNOONS ATS.
AT LINCOLN HALL
RESERVED SEATS. 81. Toe, ALSO nc.
SEATS CAN BE HAD AT TIE Music
STORE OF r. +. DRooP go PENNA AVE,
On AND AFTER TUESDAY, MARCH IL.
Inhl4u
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

'rHE LOo2iS III RoPEAN lNCU RsION UNDER
the lerson:l srs md ga, s,teI., -l,c o. Or Z 4
Looms, wAI inc.uie En'ciand. scotiand. Ireland
Paris. Rhine, Switzerland. tie Netl.riands Ger
many, Italy ami portions of these COUNTRIES
hitherto practically Oeyund tine reach OF AInercen
summer tourists Depart dates June rs and June
10. return ds,Gs Au-uss :, and September D. Circulars
with full particulars. to tc had from
WARREN CHOATE & co.
nm. -sStuo 40 llthst.
MOUNT VERNON. THE TOMB OF WASH Nc
AVA ION--tn: turi Ier notire palstial ron tn
siee Sic tir-s IHAhl.lS MACALESIEE Nil leave her
wharf, loo. - I Sc. daily. except SUNDAY. follows
Leave for MOUNT VERNON at 10 am. Ar-.va n
mssiinIton AZ . NJ Fare round trlp TO MOUNT
NthNoN. including admission the mansion an /
grounds, 81 e.gsnscafe t8e Charles Aiacaester
Inc Cares Manchester vii also river l.nlia =
as Jar down a. Oiylont. Ian ling also at MARSHALL
hAl-L Solils ana letuInlns. Eare. round ;rtp, =,
cents to--;fl Z. = BLAKE. 'a0tlin.