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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

There Is movement among dissenters in
London TO put stop TO Mormon recruiting in
England. Baptist minister in the HDrnsey
district states that Brigham Young, jr.. who is
European apostle of the Mormon Church sends
500 converts TO Utah annually. The greater
portion of these converts. he savs are English
The Mormons are very active in North London
and are said to have made many converts. A
petition was recently presented to the London
county council asking it to stop the Mormon
propagandism. which ia carried on principally
through open-air meetings. The council CON
sidered the petition and finally refused to stop
the outdoor meetings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
SEVENTY THOUSAND VISITORS.
Many Train Loads of Pythians Assemble
at Kansas City.

Many Train Loads of Pythians Assembled
at Kansas City.
Up to o'clock last night $50 trains had ar
rived at Kansas City. bringing there to attend
the Knights of Pythias encampment what Was
estimated at a crowd of 20 GOO persons The
Alton from Chicago brought in 800 members
OF the third Ohio regiment. The seventh regi-
mert of Illinois came in on special of seven
cars Mt O'Clock
Two special trains in the morning we're filed
with members OF the Indiana division Indiana
will be well represented. The Lake Erie and
Western turned over forty cars to the Alton at
Bloomington, which were all filled with Indiana
knights and excursionists. The Michigan divi-
sion arrived on a special train at o o'clock in
the afternoon. The New Jersey division ar
rived In themorning on a special train from St
Louis Ibis division has q ve: pretty train " hich
viii be held unbroken for its return trip. The
first Ohio regiment came in from st. Louis in a
special train Of thirteen cars. and the nineteenth
Ohio regiment had special of nine cars The
Maryland. Delaware, District of Columbia and
West Virginia knights filed Up another train
over the Alton.
One OF the pret.iest special trains that came
brought in the Tennessee ard Florida divisions
over the Missouri Pacific. 1t consisted of seven
Pullman cars. The second Ohio regiment came
IN on one of the missouri Pacific specials and
the third Ohio regiment almost filed another
eisht-car special over the same road The
SteabensiHe tOhiot and Pittsburg Pa diyi-
sions fl.eG another special train that arrived at
II o clock. The Arkansas division also came
from st. Louis.. The Massachusetts and New
Hampshire divisions arrived on a special of
fourteen cars ove- the Burlington The regular
train over the Memphis brought in the divisions
from Thayer and Willow Springs. Mo. A special
train following brought in the knights from
Joplin, Webb City and pittshurg. The Atlanta
Ca knights came in on the train arriving at
1925 o'clock. A special train over The
Memphis. which arrived at IL clock brought
the Memphis division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

The international peace congress was opened
yesterday at Berne in the hall Of the Swiss par
lament. Altogether there ore 30S delegates in
attendance, including a number of Americans.
Mrs. Belva Lockwood, one of the American
delegates, spoke of the progress the peace idea
had made among u large mass Of the people OF
the United States. She dwelt at considerable
length upon the identical aims pursued by the
United States and Switzerland. DR.. Ruchonnet
ex-presiGent of Switzerland, was elected presi-
dent of the congress, and one vice president
was chosen for each nation. Mr.. Trueblood OF
Boston Mass, represents America. Mr.. Shape
OF Liverpool, who addressed the Methodist CON
ference at Washington in 1891 OH international
arbitration. represents England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
A Fatal Lightning Bolt.

Mr.. William r. Glass, aged fiftv-eight years,
was killed by lightning during heavy storm in
Hartford county. Nd, Sunday evening. He was
standing in the barn in company with his wife.
David Cough, David Jackson and Jacob
Hofecker watching the rain. Some remark was
made about hail falling, and as Mr.. Glass
stepped toward the door the bolt struck him.
entering his body at the right shoulder ard
passing ont his right foot. He was carried to
the house and expired in a few mcments The
ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

The police committee OF the city council of
Atlantic City yesterday commenced the investi-
CATION against Chief of Police Eldredge. who
has been under suspension on charges made
against him of having received money from
keepers of disreputable houses for police pro-
lection. A number OF the keepers of the houses
had signed afidavits setting forth the fact that
Chief Eldredge had approached them. The
chief denied all the assertions made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Yesterday was the second day OF the celebra-
tion connected with the tiftieth anniversary of
tine founding of the st. Jean BaptiSte societies
at Quebec. In the morning great procession
took place. the different sections of which as
sembled at Place ST. Pierre and St. Sauyeur and
marched through the principal streets to the
st. Jean Baptiste Church. where ponticai mass
was celebrated by Mgr. Raehine. bishop of Sher-
brooke, and Father Hage. the renow ned sacred
orator. ihs procession was an enormous one.
societies from both Canada and the United
States being represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

stitutes to make larger profit. That's the
reason tho makers of Dr. Pierce's medicines
object to the cutting of prices-and that's the
reason they prevent it, on their medicines
To protect the public from fraud and i'm
position, the genuine guaranteed medicines
OF IN. h. V. Pierce are now sold only through
druggists regularly authorized as agents, aud
0l.cdys at these long established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery flor the liver,
blood and ungs), S1OO.
Favorite Prescription flor woman's weak
n fsas saa i rsisss Tor the liver :samsss
and bowels), :. 25 cents
But they're the cheapest medicines sold,
Tor you pdy only for the good you get The
money is refunded il they don't benefit OF
cure. Beware Of spurious limitations or sub
stitutes at lower prices than above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
pALTIMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In sAscs May q. 1892.
Leave Washington from station Of New Jersey
For ch,caee and Norsssses Ssssssu,.a Ian,s.arr-
press trains II; 20 2 M, O Is p m. daily.
baled Iamitsd 30 srass. I II e :. M ssiis.
For Pttsnurr and Cleveland. express daily n. 3os
For Lexington and st.unson, 30 20 I'm.
For winchssSe, and w ss.tioss, Is aeP;m.
daily psrios aa % % Senias ,i.n ..
ing car through 70 Memphis on nixht train.
,s fs5 s 3 YEA AZ Z. IS 200
:s = e. .sSs IS "a IS 8 y . q q s.: .
3 81 & %inass.s. 3. az az $50 ~ 30 spnS aa
g. Z lssc a I. 800 e z SO g
fos snnsSols. Z Is .nd sc.. m. Il. 10 and .ss
p p, r Susndaya = 50 ~ m. "a .. m =, M
yoT bassrssoun. 40, so.. m. ..a rs. sop.m
+i.ss &. II g. "a a. os = q 81 I'll "a
p I7 Etss 80 TIN. = .s0gE1s g Psnep stations
ROYAL Blue Line rok NV SokE And PHIL
sSs fs:sdBBa BE- Ss5 I e.i sss :; 3. :..
40 6. oo. Dining Carl. Ill 30 p.m-. eissUans Oar.
f@ pS,isSs S &nn,nsson end Chester. aos
EESsss ts.,o. :. c. y !: On !, N e.yy,,.,s.;
S;s feufSfssgsi. S-iass. issdiss $500 a LII
-Fsr xsisnsic cisy. 10 90 ana lano.ssn. ss,a.v..
tf1OsDs Sunday; .p.1n ss~arssas.
B.msN saI1sd ses .nd csscEsd nrsp,sSslseesyat
'sff SPi ;ff .'i IA, ave-. q; ca; ! sgy1A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
GEN. PRINCES SUICIDE.
He Shot Himself xt Morley's Motel In Lon
dom

He shot Himself nj Morley's Motel In Lon
don.
II il now definitely known that the man who
committed suicide at Morley's Hotel in London
last Friday was brig. Gen. Henry Prince, aged
elghty-two years. a retired officer of the Ameri-
can army. Gen. Prince left letter addressed
to "Au my friends" in which he said that
death was relief which physicians ought to
bring about when mans life becomes wasted
by nature At the inquest q verdict of .'tem-
porary insanity was delivered. Gen. Prince
had shot himself with revolver and was found
dead in chair. He is supposed to have be-
come respondent on account OF old age and
loneliness.
= Gen. Henry Prince was born in 1911 at East
port, Ne, and was one of the most gallant Off
GERS OF the Mexican and civil wars
He graduated at West Point in 1885. having
entered the academy two years after Robert E.
Lee had been graduated therefrom. He was
assigned to the fourth infantry and served in
the Seminole war in 1867. He became first
lieutenant IN 1888, assisted in removing the
Creek Indians to the west and then served on
frontier duty in the Florida war of lS4l- and in
the war with Mexico, in which he received the
brevet of captain for services at Contrerss and
Cherubusco and that of major at Moline del
Rey, where he was severely wounded.
In lS4I he was made captain and in 1856 he
was hppolnteu mayor and served on the paw de-
partment in the west, participating in the Utah
campaign in 1883.
In the civil war he took part in the northern
Virginia campaign, was made brigadier general
OF volunteers in 1852 and received the brevet
Of lieutenant colonel for service at Cedar
mountain August 9, 1862, where he was cap
tured.
After his release in December he participated
in the North Carolina operations in 1868, COM
manded the district of Pamlico, pursued the
confederate army in its retreat from Maryland,
served in the Rapidan campaign from October
till December, 1868, pursued Gen. Nathan B.
Forests raiders in Tennessee and Alabama in
1864 and commanded in the west Of South Caro-
lima in 1855
He was breveted colonel and brigadier gen.
eral United States army on March IS, 1865. He
was mustered out of the volunteer service in
1865. He then served as paymaster in Boston
till 1869. as chief paymaster Of the Department
of the East till 1871 and as paymaster in New
York city until 1874. He was assigned to the
division of the Pacific in 1875. became iieuten-
ant colonel in 1877 and retired on December 81,
1879. being then over sixty-two years old.
At Manassas Gap Gen. Prince distinguished
himself. The late Gen. Spinola go well remem-
bered, of Tamnany Hall, was on his staff as
brigadier general of the right wing. Prince
was in command of the second division Of the
third army corps. His task was to drive the
enemy from the hills. In the decisive charge
Spinola was wounded twice but victory perched
on the banners of the division. Gen. Meade
highly complimented Gen. Prince and his COM
mand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

The American mastodon now being ex-
humed at Carl Junction, Missouri. . has
cost two lives already A man named Buck
Lawrence descended into the shaft ont Of
curiosity IN the absence Of the regular miners
and was overcome by bad air. Another cit
lien, Tom Wright. went down to his assistance.
but finding the air too bad. attempted to climb
out, only to fall back just as his head touched
the landing board. Lawrence leaves a family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
A ToMer of Aluminium

The frame work Of the clock tower on the
city hall o: Philadelphia has been completed
and the exterior metal work viii soon be put in
place. This will be . novelty, every piece
being first covered with copper and then with
aluminium The immense tower, shining like
silver and free from oxidation, il expected to
make great landmark The statue Of William
Penn, vhsch Is TO surmount the tower, reaching
an altitude OF 535 feet, is also completed. The
figure 10 thirsy-seven feet high and weighs thirty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Mrs. Harrison spent most OF yesterday read
ing ut her cottage at Loon Lake in company
with Mrs Dirnmick and Mrs. Parker. The
President went away on partridge hunt and
was gone from O'Clock in the morning until 5
O'Clock in the afternoon. He had great luck
and brought down much game. He goes to
Malone Ihursday. where he viii speak, and
will be given q reception.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
A Young Man Fatally Shot,

Becker Booze, young man from Buchanan,
Va, who has been at Clifton Forge for the past
few weeks in the employ Of the Withrow Lum-
Der Company, was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded by pistol in the hands of Carrie
Moore, a mulatto woman, while they were in
vacant house about IL o'clock Sunday night
Booze Is Of good family. He win di,. The
woman has not been arrested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
Tenders for Cable Cara.

A coroner's jury investigating the killing Of
two little italian girls by cable car on It'll
street, in Philadelphia. Sunday adopted resolu-
tons prepared by the coroner recommending
councils to require the use Of efficient tenders
on all cable cars. The children ran in front Of
the car and fell. The gripman was exonernted
from all blame, though at the time Of the acci-
dent he bad 70 be given police protection to
ave him from being ynched BY swarm Of
Italians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
British Steamships IN Collision.

The British steamer Ivarhoe, bound for the
Clyde, has put into kinsstown, Ireland, with
her bows stove in. She reports that she was in
collision with the British bark Wave Queen and
that the latter was so badly damaged that she
sank shortly after the accident occurred The
Ivanhoe stood by the sinking ship and took OF
all her crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
f,ufs Defanve Mani To,

A Memphis Dispatch says that Lottie Morti-
mer. a serpentine dancer. who has been filling
an engagement: al the Grand Opera House, left
Memphis rather suddenly. presumably for Chi
cago. sunday morning. simultaneously went
Louis Dellnge. comedian playing an engage
n1ent at the same theater. Emil WOLF Lottie
AOr1ine-'s husband. was left behind Miss
Grace Eutter; pretty Memphis girl. sixteen
years old. made an attempt TO go along. but
was captured at the depot by her angry father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

A wreck occurred on the PENNSYLVANIA and
Northwestern railroad near Lioydsviile, Pa,
Sunday night, resulting in the death Of two
men-John Tierney and Marion Garland-and
the probable fatal injury Of Fireman Hammer.
An engine was derailed on a steep grade. Tier
ney's foo: vas caught in the wreck, and when
the rescuers would not cut of his foot to re-
lease him he severed it himself with his pocket
knife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Both the method and results whom
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgently yet promptly on the Kid.
neys Liver and Bowels, oleanses the
system effectually, dispels colds
headaches and fevers, and cureshab.
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stancesits many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure il
promptly for any one who wishes 70
VII Do not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SNRUP ca
- saw FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. xEw Eoak IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
Prof. Harkne.s for Pre~ttIeut.

Ths American Association for the Advance
nent Of Science will close its annual session in
Rochester today. Last night the council de-
eided to recommend that the next convention
be held at Madison. Wis, beginning the third
Wednesday In August, 1898. The council also
chose for president of the association William
HArknsss a Washington, d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
The Deaf WIN Re G,.a m. !. co.,,.

Mr.. II. A. Wales Of Bridgeport. Conn, Of whom
our readers have often read. IN connection with
his invention called sound discs VIII be at the Ma
tional Hotel Thursday Of this week. The RESTORE
ton OF such Q large number Of desperate and
abandoned cases Of deafness By his invention has
visit to Washington WIN Afford those OF our readers
who are suffering from defective hearing rare
opDoYtunity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
rorHE SoRTHiwNT EsY ax H9 snaurvxrsr

STEP RP22T TIifI TkiS s,a sEif
snAs sssHsN a. S 3 J sSRs
J, Films y.:Sa 1:n 81: = u Ei:.a
and tSui: slss f S.lur e 90 eS: W.
ns M 70 H.rriseury end Hssv1ssuIs % PitssSars
Sisy:i.sd nj "a fsl.sS seSas 3 2Es sai. s
sspins o.fs as = 3 Hs.
ss sS t &c s and snc,pS. and pn,ns ca
Shic.sO and Dining Oar Gssr1.surs g csicss %
a::ss sS,sass ss:f e. r s:.s
ss On f.sussa SIS; q :
surs 70 a. to q LOP p,n slere1s S HARE
P,t..sgrs and , he West, With through sis-ier :,
For Kane. osnsnd.iTns. Rochsstsr and Niagara Fan.
For fs dsSn%. and kSst..r y foe pu,
siD an MIN Nsss5s daily ..Ssrs ss,sfs-y $40
For Roess.r and %ssar 70 r. 20
ah; ass :, stssss Saturday with sl-epinS Gar
For wn,liasnsrort RenovO and Eiusir. a, 10 sOs
FoK PHiLsbEIPHfifs, NEW YORK AND the
10. 10 a. an. sp1 Il md II nm on n s Is 90 adS
Ia m:S Pr; Limited Pullman vsstihnl. P.tioe
,., ''CoNGREssIoNGL LIMITED.
WIN Dining Car from Baltimore for New Hork. q %
rengers Tor Philadelphia viii change cars south
street station. Philsdslphia. for Broad street
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY,
Accommodation. s 20 |. m. daily.
Express, !. OF sud &. 40 y. m. daily.
for Boston without change. 80 am wesi day. ssa
x,e s:.: =, ' sTeSsi,s sss. sen:sss
ferT5aRe scross New rcrk City.
days and I.35 m, es.ryasy.
TOT 10 90 Is 3d. hc5 I'D S III g g, IN. la Is 9 s&
80 B Is. < Is. sls 400 Limissdi. q. %. 3,G
so; 8 L. l.; "a. 2 g. 1900 u lS sedlSs.
m. e p IT, FsundcS s SS. s is l2ss eos
I1ls.eal. 4ao. $40, q. Il. S4o. SO. 10 % and
For Anna polls. 2 co. 90 and II 50 m. end 70 D.
N daily except sunday. Sundays. 8. 90 .. m GA
fSR ALExANpsIA AND TIE soyyH
an. l2oi noon, 90. 2 II sS1 x2S. 90.
a.ys 80. sl5. Gas. io1 an. 90. al
AceomHodsticp for 9usnsico, -. en- asny.
daily sp pha we ne. s0 Ss1s ''s io"@.
400. B. ss. sos 5. AZ. & II os q IL 10 81 md
ll.Qsp.n- On SUNDAY Of 81 To- 10 e. II IL snd
u 44sm-. 2 oS. 5.06. 7.oss 7.40. 8. Is ana 10 @
Ticsess and information - IN, oacs .srshsss esr.
nes - ssrest and Pennsyly.nis syenne. end q ne
caFx 70 P psssia.son from h0t'' s9d Ss3s o
6snsrsi Manager. u.sl o..srx P..s.nSss Hs...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Boating. Bathing, Fishing. Sailing.
All at Bay Ridge. on the Chesapeake. b. and O.
trains at 9;15 Am. lao Pm, AIS PM; sun
trip.-Aduf.
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One leads to the

One leads to the
other. The " cut
ting " of prices
leads to the sub
stitution of worth
kaess goods-frcud-
ulent limitations
of the genuine
m medicine, eilu-
tions Of 1t, all
corfc IF chooV, c,sy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

PERSON V prematureiy old when badness
occurs before the forty-hfth year. Use hairs Hair
Henswer 70 keep the scaip healthy and prevent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23

Ten Hours ON the Bay Shore.
b. and o., trains leave for Bay Ridge ct 9:l5
an. 30 7. m. 4:2S p. m; Sundays at SIS n m
l:30 2. IN, 3I5 pm. 81 round trip.--Adrt
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EdES tsaf Do NOT INJCEEt NJ
" aealA % nfsrfss With hssio psearure. bsias %
The ceuplsxion- No wrinkles hasbines fblier Dc resf
ssal Eaasssed y physa,s and leading sscis:y sdies
PAIleRS TREATED o. Nail. c0RfiDENIlAl.
hes. r~ psrseslan aikssss, wax 8 csass 10 sfsnsS
y. Al tuyDgR uylcgEe3 lufs1ea c0eana
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUT OF WAsHINGTC


our OF wAssINaToN.
REookyIIE &C ApEMY, 4 rHoRogeH TRAIN
ing school ''' a'' 'f S. s siRifRfi5 NJ
su:3tu. To, sat. toocf Monteonery County.
s sssn. Law ASp G ap
from ''F Ps5 III kf 4 ssiEss s :. s
,,;y sers cid VII osen septsmber "a lsss Sumhsr
soswELL. f.lis oSurch.. Va "- suaoLiss?
yIOU ..min.ry i.iris,; also military .csdsg S;
Ssey gT0a<s ia,,racon hss' h srgsnSs
Rector Episcopal schools. Haddonbeli. j. sais Ina
HASERsTowN. ND. kEL NAB COLLEGE AND
e. .s g s's'ioss. 49, sss c, { xksDy.
Ro s,lI, NJ &C. Ao.pEMr roP BOYS; Eocx:
S .ts Ie.Ff, np
NkkESfsSSsssq ss,s Shx.s. CoLrra.
Sso ssss sess Win scs ns g.
Pr ssRs s.A sa @ES.s Re-. LILY
sssasss:a .s.s:f: q % 81! Ss.. s.e
sS ;9sl s. Dfo'Ss'sas AsofzEs SEsfs;,
ST, MAkTs County. MD.
.ss :ssss1 M Sa Ms
Lhs l1ssh session besins sept 3. lse2 YER rea
THoMAs. 4. N. Principal su s
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
r'p. O' e. ~GT SRl Haai f;ss n xn
tyeso2m Cornwall. n Y.
FAA!eUIks rNsTIIYIn roR, rouSe LADIES.
MS s:s 49, ss%sss "a ssSIs:. 81
strong faculty. For cSs,.ioeges snaTssss
CT JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPoLIs. MD.
Ezesisn, S.ePsr.tory BOY. i2tols
THE PREshha4i9 i OF ia SsspipsrEs FOR
Aasr,.. N. pI The MA Nh AscATPEMY
THE FREDERICK FEMALE Summary Will
- ccmnsnce Its soth echol.stis yer Sep; IA lse
faes: .HP T. Dc MN M PUhSkL ,1i
A sHEyILLE y. C.-THR MAITLAND SCHOOL
"A fo5 girls. 40 French Broad ave-. rsopens Monday
E11-2m MRS. B. MAITLAND. Principal.
MAPLEwoop INSTITUTE, ooSooRDvTLIR
IVA Pa s1s2 year. One OF the BEST schools % in
fuse with energy and teach boys ne practical duties
,ess-4m: !. sa6sTif6eEi e eS.l.,. AM. prin.
WESTERN MAINLAND COLLEGE.
" Westminster. Md
T. 81. LEWIS, ID. ID. President
Twenty-xi1 year open. sept.mber "a ,yle-,m
pENNINGToN (N, - SEMINARY FOR BOTH
L sexes. Iifty-third rear. Offers r.re educssionsl
fs ,sln Terms msdsr.,e High and hsalthtul
between New York. Trenton. Phila-. Baltimore and
6orf,s :Rs soi g f
y12,3n
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AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE IA Ise1
Lrafns leave daily from Union station "a. snA p,
Ihrcush the ersndest scenery IN am-re> Nm ne
nsnd,omsst and mcst ccmpl~ts solid Train servScS
2SSP N day. ,oinsinn.ti and p Lou,.I,Fss.d~
train. with dninc c.r PIlimsns nns~s slssct.~ 80
w ssS1ns eS.a &c cin x1. Lna:n.ce
dianapelis II 80 NJ, D. LOUIS s'ib , "a, an
n; fog m d.iIy-Ths famous .'Ffx, v,stsui,
Sanciansd Ohio, Lexipston and Louisville Ky. srr11
Ius g = p % q JOB.
ali pointr ~ u"
zoo p m, dany-Express for ourdonsvfle c1sr.
lottssvffle, Richmond, weyne-boro,. ssssnson "a
Principal Virginia points.
,euii9sn legations and tichsts - oomp,ayso msss
,ei7 Il W fUIIER. osur p...,~~AA
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sEA.sIDE-JERsEy COAST.

HOTEL LAFAYETTE CAPE MAY, M, Holm
n TRACY Co. proprieto1 Open june Is; I'll
tsrrns e3 TO s5 per day. Apply 70 JOHN TRACY &
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THE CARLTON. CAPE MAY POINT, n J-Nfw
4 management: electric road to Cape May; popular
PRICES: e. 80 per day; sl0to SIS per week J. MAD
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