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Assault and Array Gases.

Before Judge Miller in the Police Court this
morning there we're number Of assault and
other cases tried. VIM. BRAZIL, q well-known
one-arned local politician of Northeast Wash
ington, and John Brown, blind wood sawyer,
were charged with an ARRAY and Nr. Clagett
suggested personal bonds. which were given.
Charles Coleman was charged with threats to
his mother-in-law, in whose house he is living,
and his personal bonds were taken.
Johnza Brown. boy, for assaulting John
Frawley, another boy, by striking him with q
stone. was fined IS.
Charles Green, for assault on Ernest Small
wood by cutting him with penknife, was fined
$10 or thirty days. Green drank a glass Of
lemonade which Smallwood had bought when
some words passed and then came the cuts,
which we're slight. Green claimed that the cut
ting was accidental.
Maria Gray was charged with an assault on
VIM. Brown by knocking him of ten-foot
porch, but it was shown that he was drunk and
further that he had bit Maria's finger off n
month ago and she was dismissed.
George Smith was adjudged guilty Of as
saudi on Laura Adams by knocking her sense
less with stick and sentenced to sixty days in
Jail.
Laura Williams vas charged with an assault
on her sister BY hitting her on the head with a
brick and fined $40 or thirty days.
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RIVER vIEw.-Steamer Pentz, Gas am, las
and Gas pm.
MARSHALL HALI--Stoamers Manchester and
River Queen, 9and 10 am. and 2:45 pm.
BAY RIDGE--Trains leave b. and .. station
e:l5 an, $50 and AS pm
Colonial BEAcH AND PISEY PoISr.-George
Leary, 9am.
BErHEsD. PGRK.-Take Tenleytown cars.
RIVER yIEw.-Central Lodge. No. 1, /. o. o.
T., excursion The Pentz, regular trips.
INDIAN HEAD.-Chas. Manchester Gas pm.
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Y. NJ. G. A. Athletics.

The athletic games and concert at the
\. u. c. A. park, 18th and U streets northwest,
were called off last night on account Of the
storm, and the same program will be given to-
morrow evening. The association has sue
ceeded in making their grounds perfect to the
eye, and when Illuminated last night were well
worth seeing The runners can be readily dis
tinguished at the farthest point. and also the
bicycle riders. The remaining nights of this
entertainment. Friday and Saturday. should be
attended by an immense crowd. There is seat
ing capacity for :, 500 easily.
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EVANSVILLE.
Of The Evening Star.

correspondence OF The Evening Star.
HYArTsvILLE, Nd, August II, 1892.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carr of Friendship,
Nd, are visiting Mr.. H. A. Drury in this town.
Mr.. Robert Howard Of this town and Mr.
Frank More Of Washington had quite an expe-
rience down the Eastern branch last night. It
seems that Mr.. Howard had just purchased
new canvas canoe, and had invited Mr. More
to take the first trip with him in it down the
Eastern branch. They managed to reach their
destination without any mishap. but on their
way home is when their trials commenced. 1t
being very warm and the bottom Of the boat
covered with water, they took of their coats
and shoes and laid them on the seats. Mr..
Howard was rowing but being in an awkward
position started to change it, and in so doing
dipped the boat way over on one SIDE They
both Immediately leaned over the other side in
order to balance the boat, but, to their SURPRISE
found themselves kicking about in water fifteen
feet deep. They managed to get the boat to
the shore and secure their coats, but now came
the conundrum how to get their shoes. After
diving about half an hour they secured every
thing but one shoe, which they finally desided
to leave as q memento Of their experience.
Mr.. r. Ford Combs is enjoying few weeks
vacation at his home in Leonardtown, Md.
The thermometer was 100 on the Hyattsville
drug store porch yesterday evening at $50
o'clock.
Between four and five hundred people
attended the tournament at Beltsville, Md,
yesterday, for the benefit Of the New Grange
Hall at that place. There were about twenty
four knights, including the professionals con-
testing. The judges were Mr.. F. A.. Tschefeiiey,
Mr.. James E. Waugh and Mr.. P. Scaggs. Mr..
Julius Snowden was chief marshal The knights
drew up in line before the judges stand about
1890 o'clock and were addressed in a very
appropriate speech by Mr.. Geo. E. Lowree,
orator of the day. Mr.. James @. Rogers was
orator of the evening.
The professionals rode first. Those securing
prizes were. First prize, a gold watch, Mr..
Harry Keller, Sir knight Of Red Spider; second,
q silver watch, Mr.. Lawrence Seibel, Maryland
Boy; third prize, diamond pin, Mr.. Lucien
Love, Farmer Boy; fourth prize, q gold ring,
Mr.. Fred Ulle, Ivanhoe. The riding among
both the professionals and amateurs was very
fine, there being several ties to run of.
Those securing prizes among the amateurs
were. First, Mr.. Aethy, Sir knight Of Falkland;
second. Mr.. George Barker, Sir knight of Belts
vile; third, Mr.. Edward Boiler, Sir knight of
Sleepy Hollow; fourth, Mr.. Bell, Lone Traveller.
After the tournament supper was served on the
grounds &nd quite handsome sum was realized
toward paying OF the debt on the new hall. The
coronation ceremony took place in the hall last
night at o'clock.
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The Washington Library Association.


The Washington Library Association will be q
duly incorporated institution in a few days.
This was decided on at the meeting at the
Hotel Fredonia last night. at which Mr.. J. c.
Nuncaster presided. The movement has re-
eeived many additional adherents and is con-
stantly growing in strength. The committee on
organization reported last night and the report
WIS adopted. 1t provides for the placing Of
BOOKCASES at the fail, workhoSse, in the hos
Bitais, alnnsholse. &C., each case to be con-
:roued by reading circle composed of ten
senbers, the name to be the Washington Lii
brary Association. to be governed by a borda of
directors consisting Of eight gentlemen and
seven ladies. The committee was increased by
the addition of two ladies and continued As
completed il comprises Nessrs. ]. G. Mum
caster, Peter d. Sweeny, Chas. A. Darling, Mrs.
Sarah ID. La Fetra and Grace Greenwood
An entertainment will soon be given, at which
the admission fee will be one book.
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The Mexican Veterans Association met yes
terday afternoon at sol + street. Gen. W. S.
RosecransS Gen. g. Gates Gibson, Judge Silas
Hare and other friends and comrades of the late
Gen Denver were present Resolutions of con-
dolence and sympathy to the widow and chill
dren of Gen. Denver were adopted. The mem
bers sfterward formed q line and marched to
Bakers undertaking establishment on 11th
street. where they viewed the remains Of the de-
ceased
mington, Ohio, for interment.
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Overcome by the Heat.

Yesterday the following were overcome by the
heat: James Wells, colored. on the steamer
Pentz; James T. Baird, a. the southeast corner
Of the treasury, who was taken to his home;
Daniel Brown, at 18th and h streets north
vest; Jesse Hickman, garbage collector.'on b
between 9th and 10th streets southeast, and he
was taken 10 his hone, 1909 9th street south
east; VIM Neuhsus, driver Of one Of Bridweli's
wagons, on Sd and o streets northwest. and
De was tsken'to his home, 20 Fenton street.
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DISTRICT DEMOCRATS.
The Manogue Factions Fill the Vacancies
on Their Committee.


on Their Committee.
The Manogue faction Of the central demo-
cratic committee last night met at the Office of
Chairman Manogue and filed the vacancies on
the committee caused by the removal Of the
members of the Weller faction by appointing
L. ]. Kearney. seventh district; George Donald
son, eighth district; Robert NJ. Hoy, twelfth
district; VI. J. Colbert, seventh district; Robt
E L. White, second district, and John A Clark,
twenty first district.
The committee decided to attend the demo-
cratic ratification at Kensington. Nd, in q body
tomorrow evening. Great preparations are
being made by the committee for the demo-
cratic ratification meeting on the 7th Of next
month and the appointment Of the following
committees was announced:
Platform and decoration-B. J. Kilmartin, J.
". Tolson, P. Raglan, VIM. Hutchins, J. A
Clark and r. NJ. Hoy.
Music-wiHiam H. Mohler, NJ. ]. Colbert and
J. Fay.
|. Speakers-Willian II. Manogue, J. F. Brown
VI. y. Cleary and r. f. L. White
Fireworks-P. F. Cusick, T. Cook and J.
McCue
Reception and invitation-J. Fred Kelly, ].
A. Rutherford and L. J. Kearney.
!. Parade. F. Brown, p. Cusick and George
Donaldson.
Finance-W. H. Mohler. ]. F. Kelly, J. F.
Brown, W. II. Manogue and Thomas Cook
The chairman informed the committee that
Chairman Harrity of the democratic national
committee had written him in reference to the
work of the campaign and inviting the commit
tee Of the District to cooperate with his COM
nittee during the coming campaign.
The committee adjourned to meet at its new
committee rooms. 80 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest on Wednesday night, when the final
arrangements for the ratification will be made.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The weather.
FORECAST TILL P. N. FRIDAY
For the District Of Golumbla and MARYLAND
showers this afternoon or this evening. fair
Friday; slightly cooler; southwesterly winds.
For Virginia, fair, probably preceded by
showers today in northern Virginia; slightly
cooler; westerly winds.
CONDITION OF The WATER
Temperature and condition Of water a. s
en-: Great Falls. temperature. "A: condition.
SO. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 81. Con-
dition at north connection. SO; condition at
south connection, sc; distributing reservoir.
Temperature. SO; condition ut infuent gate
house. 80: effiuent gate house. 80.
High water. Low water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

The following is from Mrs. J. ". Tibrook. wife Of
the Mayor Of McKeesport Penn:
Ny little boy Willie. now six years old, two years
ago had bunch under one which the doctor said
was Scrofula- As 1t continued to grow he finally
lanced 1t and it discharged for some time We then
began giving him Hoods Sarsaparilla and he i'm
proved very rapidly until the healed mp. Last
winter II broke out again. followed BY ERYsIPELAs
We again gave him Hoods Sarssparilla with most ex-
cellent results and he has had further trouble His
cure Il due 10
HOODS sARSArARILLA
He has been very robust hut now seams healthy
and DAILY GROWING STRONGER"
HOODS PILLS do not weaken. bat aid digestion
and tone the stomach. Try than. Csc. &
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OfscerS Elected.

The following named were, at meeting held
yesterday, elected directors of the District of
Columbia Suburban Railway Company: George
P. Davis, Gilbert Meyers, L. C. LOOMS, i. J.
Baker, 'Jerre johnson, p. W. Chew, 7. C.
Daniel. John W. Childres and Sidney E. Mudd.
Organization hy the directors resulted in the
election of Gilbert Meyers president; Geo.
p. Davis, vice president; Harry Barton, secre-
tary, and L. c. L6omis, treasurer.
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At Berkeley Springs.
Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
BERKELrY SPRINGS. Va. August q Is

Special Correspondence Of The Evening Star
BERKELEY SPRINGS, VIVA, August 8. 1892.
This pleasant summer resort, situated in
valley between two ranges Of mountains, has
attracted a number Of visitors this season. The
air Is cool and bracing and the water light and
transparent, and the different bathing pools are
well patronized by both sexes. Among the
ladies there are said to be some excellent SWIM
mers. Couples can be seen promenading in the
park at all hours Of the day and gayety reigns
at the hotels in the evening. The tower on the
summit OF the mountains commands o magnifi-
cent view Of the surrounding country and is
frequently sought by visitors in the afternoon.
Mrs. Suit, widow of Col. s. Taylor Suit Of
Prince Georges county, Nd, owns q beautiful
and unique stone house, situated half way up
the mountains, which strongly resembles an old
English castle. Among the present guests of
this place are the following Washingtonians:
Hugh T. Taggart, Hugh T. Taggart, IT,, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Handy, Mrs. Gen. Ordway and
family, Miss Kidwen and Mrs. and Miss OAR
nellie. Mrs. DIR. Buck and Miss Nav Buck are
among the visitors from Hyattsville, and Rev.
J. w. McIlvain, former pastor Of the Presby-
terrain Church Of that place, but now in charge
Of ono Of o similar denomination at Annapolis,
has been staying here quite awhile and is much
benefited in health.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ATTACHMENTS TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

TIE BATTLE OF GErTYsBuRo.-15th street and
Chic avenue.
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About 1915 O'Clock last night fire broke
out in the tower Of the Army and Navy
Club building. Connecticut avenue and street,
from some unknown cause, and before it was
e1tinguished about $500 damage was done.
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To the Editof Of The Evening Star:
In your issue Of Augas. 9 regarding the chief
Of police police officer is quoted as follows:
"There never were more unreasonable people
than the colored folks in this city. and espe-
cially those who are interested in Police Court
matters" Such a statement does much injury
to the colored citizens Of the District It
would seem that We as people are against the
police power, Law and order. Its not SO. The
colored people IS 4. whole are law-abidifg and
stand as supporters of the law when rightly
enforced by the policemen L: II the duty Of
every citizen to see that the law is obeyed and
Aro-Americans a whole come as near to
that duty as other people. But it is an unde-
niable fact that there have been cases Of brutal
treatment by Washington policemen upon ciri-
zens OF this city. The horror Ct Officer Burns.
crime. his deadly assault. upon q good man Of
this city, Il still fresh in the memory of the
people. So wicked and foul was the deed that
some white citizens standing around caught
the prevailing sentiment Of some Of the south
ern states and wanted to lynch Officer Burns.
They may charge Us as being unreasonable and
compare Us with bowling uiobs, bu. the major
ity OF US are trying TO hSequiesiy and orderly,
vet discerrlng the great niussics that We suffer
- q people all over snis land. even in this Dis-
trict, and much Of IL from the hands of . preju-
diced class Of policemen, who win their laurels
by the greatest number OF bruised heads they
present 10 the public.
August 10, 1892 l. II. PETERSON.
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The Prospect Base Ball Club Of Georgetown
TUESDAY defeated the Credentials by 70 Z.
Tfs Y. n c. C., jrs., defeated the Ideals yes
esrczy st Capitol Park Is % 1. The battery for
ehs sinners va o. Neil and Davis
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. BLoop Porsox1sa

And every Hunor OF the Hood Skin snd Scalp. with
loss Of Hsir. whether simple. scrofuous ulesativs
or hereditary. speedily. pEmansntiy and sconomi-
ca1lycursdt ~ CUTICuRA RK1EDIEs. vAsn ~ bsk
phyukeians snd IN sshR rsnsdiss fhz- conplsts
49, tatnsnt ~ w. hnnar se,a ssssyuAusL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Monxr MAxIso 4 money saving with the
savings institutions in different sections Of the
country tell how the people arc learning this
Lesson. Commence BY dapositing every month
With the Warrington Loan and Trust Company.
b H Warner, PRECEDENT Th1s eompony payp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

CARPETS CLEANED By the EMPIRE CARPET
HoRKs, 6S1-635 Mass ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1852.
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Do EoT Yosox- August Is. next Tuesday. A
5doyiiGi1t szeursiCn 20 the Atlantic and Ocean
Z1sy. Apply for information sos 18th street.
1GsD1s MATTED 10 SO0.-AdsE
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Tx the sale Of the contents Of the Stratford
Hotel, 18th and H streets northwest, by auc-
ton on Monday, August Is, ct IL o'clock AM,
business. Tho location il flrst-claa and the
equipment complies. Sec advertisement Of
John B. Laxner, Asignse.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

DIsAPPoIyrMKNr never results from the use
Of Minot's Dentirfce; the finest tooth and
mouth wash made Csc. everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Artistic AND GrARASTKED.-Silver Filings,
s5eents: Plafina. 81. Very best Teeth, So.
L. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and ID.
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FrssELL's Ice Cream shipped BY express any
where out Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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ONLY matured quality Wines, apalized for
purity and healthfolness. CHR XASDER's-
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THOSE who have not looked upon the ocear
in its grandeur should avail themselves Of the
daylight trip to Ocean City August l6.-Adrt
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FoR BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
plies 20 to EAsToS 4 RrPP. 421 l1th ST.
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FRIDAYS


LEAVE 6-4l M-START HOME n 40 p NJ
raster hyins neets along the blue Potomac = v coded
SHORES TO Marshal! Hall and Indian Head.
IoOK-LOOK QUICKLY.
SEE THAT BEAUTIFUL SHOOTING STAR,
Prom the Mscalester's Moonlt Decks
'o'sS IN, Al 645 = m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
On the way % Marshall Hall and Indian Head with
schroeder's Band and Orch.stra.
The River Queen will also De- there n necessary, q,
Hall. W "sfsiai
Dancing Music in the New PavfiIons
fartics can 80 down on the River Queen AZ q a IN
and on the Manchester NJ l0a aud . a. A. M sf,nl
ips the day a. Marshall Hail. aud take the Nsr.ie.i.r
from there 10 Indian Heai in In. evening n desired
ALL FOR THE ROUND TRIP FARE OF - CENTS
hDM;, SATURDAY, SATURDAY,
AS"SSA Id ADJUST L. AUGUST Ii
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GOrNo kwxY2

SOC. are redrced from S175. $50. SI.25.
FRANC q Son, One Price, cor. It'll and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

II YoUR CHILDREN are feeling badly take
them to Ocean City August 16. This viii be .
complete chhnge.-AdUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

In the contempt proceedings against the
Ceur d. Alene rioters the defense began the in
PRODUCTION Of testimony yesterday. The line Of
defense is to prove that the non-union men be-
gan hostilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

In vIsIrIxo Ocean City the trip itself il de-
hghtful. No transferring through large cities
to reach Ocean City, which makes It the queen
Of all our resorts for Washingtonians. Go on
the daylight trip August l6.-Adrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-11

Washington Light Battery A, D. C. N. G., in
camp August II to IA inclusive. Drills every
Baltimore and Ohio trains at Oils am, $50
Pm, AIS pm. el round trip.-Adct.
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CLEANLINESS b next to godliness. and those
who do not avail themselves and have din IN
the ocean on August 10 may have cause to re-
gret it-Aduk
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Half Rates to Kansas City via Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell OK
cursion tickets at half rates from August IS to
II, inclusive, to Kansas City, No., whore the
annual encampment Of the supreme lodge.
Knights of Pythias, win commence ON August
Is. Tickets win be valid for return journey
until september ID Passengers win have op-
ton Of route via St Louis or Chicago. The
round-trip rate from Baltimore. Washington and
intermediate stations wiz be e27.-Adut
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l. II. PETERSON.

A SAN across Chesapeake bay and a bath in
the ocean in one days outing is hard to beat
Apply Office of the SinepuLent Beach Co., sos
18th street-4drt
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Rye Whisky, yrs old. Csc. at. Port
Wine (med. use), full qt., SOC. bot. Golden
Catawba, 75c. gal, 25c. bot. Lime Juice, 25c
bot. Claret, 25c. bot.
aull-2t P. r. WILSON, s34 eth st. NV.
The Mandolin Banjo and Guitar for
sale or hire. WALroRDs, Az Pa. ave. lt'
'sThere's Method in I.:,
More than once have been asked how 1t was
could afford to sell SO much cheaper than
Others and at the same time grant long time
for payment. sufficient answer 10 such in
quiries is that I do it and my patrons reap the
benefit. am satisfied with the returns from
my way OF doing business and il you are not
one OF my patrons the sooner you open an ac-
count with me the sooner you will realize the
advantage of dealing with
JoHS RIDDEN. The Accommodation,
5l3 Seventh street northwest.
Is II Underwear
You need? We are selling at 4sc. remnants Of
our 81 and 75c. lines. Your size NAV be here.
FRANC d SoN, Que Price,
aulO-2t Cor. 7th and ID.
Whites Yucatan Gum is made of abso-
lutely pure materials. and is equally healthy for
the young, middle aged and old. aus
Royal Headache Powders, 1oc. Drug
gists- Headaches cured while you wait" aul
Buy Wilson Cars Bathing Slippers: price,
% cents. Wy st. NV. iyll-lm
>. Heller. 40 9TH st. NV, is making a sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandruff. my20-tr
Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No D.
A marvel Of ightness and swiftness
JAZZ Office 437 9th st. NV
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a LEN ECHO.
The trip over the Glen Echo railways. one o. re-
markafe beauty - ~ ~
See the maarnincent sInphitheater the coliseum %
America Enjoy the wonderful scenery the t~sutifui
rsmbles. the cool the Immune ne Of
charms that he place presents.
ne nlen frho railway week days leave Glen
Echo on the hour and return half hour til n
M stter which time cars leave Glen Echo and Ton
nsl.ytown every half hour. On sunday run every
twelve minutes ,ys
NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
AZ r. V. ARROwsMIrH
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Touching at all WATERING PLACES
- AND SUMMER RESORTS.
COLONIAL BEACH. cOLTON's BAY LEONARD
TOWN. ST. GEORGES ISLAND, NONINL
fEocoMIco AND CoAN RIVERS
SMITHS CREEK AND POINT
LOOKOUT.
Steamer sails
On Monday at3 p. m. returns Wednesday. Ga m
On "Wednesday. at y. m. returns Friday. 4 a m
tn Saturday. at > 80 returns SUNDAY 10 u m
Steamer expressly ttted for the route Pssserysar
sccommodttlons hrS.ciAss. DELIGH rFUL TRIP
View of LOWER POTION AC and CHTs APFAKE hay
by daylight Wv. Ridley Geneaa AL Nanarer
tel5-Sm