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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
IHE IMPERIAL Circulating LIBRARY.
I'LL 18th St NV.

AHE IMPERIAL CIRCULAIING LIB2ARY
I'LL 18th St NV.
STANDARD AND CURRENT LITERATURE,
THE MAGAZINES AND FASHION JOUR-
NAILS. 10Th AMERICAN AND FOR
Aim EIGN. IN CIRCULATION
hRuNkENNESS OF THE LIQUOR HABIT, Pos
~ lIiNELI CURED BY ADMINISTERING
DR. HAlNES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC.
~ Is .anufactured As powder. which can be given
ne slass of beer. cup OF coffee or IN food,
Athc the know ledge Of the patient It's absolutely
Lrless and val III -Ct permanent and SPEEDY
Nether The PATENT - moderate drinker alco-
hliic wreck IL has been xveE thousands Of cases
Aad IN every instance perfect has followed Ii
never fAi.s The system unprecedented with the
eBeSnc become Dtter uposslbilIty the liquor
a5Jetlte " exist
SOLDEN SPECIFIC co, SOLE PROPRIETORS,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Tory -ecght pase book Of particulars free. To be
Cad OF :. y. WARE. under Ebbitt House WASH
.sson. v = nlyI2.3l. III. s.tu. to-on3y. 1s
4 7. WALKER SONS. .O4 iOIH ST NW-CAK-
y. Pet Lining Asbestos Goods Minor Br az and Clay
40 SS4S hOOnHx. Lime. Cement and Charcoal
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

NoLRErLarrSs
AL work do1e at our own factory. Also in stock q
Ene Of FINE SILVEk-PLAIED WARE
KAHN SONS MANUFACTURING CO..
Branch. l3I 9Th stnw.
.A1-3n FACTORY. baltimore. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

Mrs. A. c. Barney has cards out for recep-
ton Tuesday, February g from to r.
The members of the Washington Club will
give a reception at o'clock Wednesday. Janu-
airy 81, to meet Mrs. John Sherwood,
The Misses Merrick will give a tea on We'd
nesday, january p, to meet Miss Hawkes. of
New York.
Mrs. Il. r. Hit has returned from Europe.
The wedding Of Miss Annie E. Waldron of
this city and Mr.. Louis J. Rauel of Chicago
took place Tuesday evening at st. Dominic's
Church. The bride attended by her
cousin, Miss Maggie NJ. Killeen. MIR. J. Ospada
OF Chicago acted az best man. The ushers
were Messrs. William Devine, c. Mcclure, J.
Enright, j. Connor, George Land aud W. d.
Leissler. Mr.. j. Waldron, father of the bride
gave her hand in marriage. The bride and
bridesmaid were beautifully attired in white
| broadcloth. The flowers carried, by the bride
| were white Bride roses and those Of the
bridesmaid pink La France" The wedding
march was performed by Miss Barbra Bishop
! and the Ave Maria solo by Miss NJ. Wright.
Rev. Father Dlnahan, pastor of St. Dominic's,
performed the ceremony. Afterward q recep-
ton was held at the future residence Of the
bride and groom. where the guests partook Of
| an elaborate repast.
Avery delightful leap year dance was given
by Mrs. Liza Wilmington Tuesday evening, at
her homo on Columbia street, in honor of her
friend, Miss Evie Jones of Montgomery county,
Md. Among those present wero Misses Hol-
land. Waters, Norris, Edmonston, Woodward
anc Jones. and Messrs. Anderson, Nea, Ed
monston, BrOilus, Sisson, Waters, Dale. Allen
7 and Nye, Drs. Evans, Powell, Middleton and
| Mrs. Holland.
Miss Kate Michelbacher Of Richmond is Wis
iting Mrs M. Fischer, GIT Q street northwest.
Mrs. Noble will give tea next Saturday, the
23d, in honor Of Mrs. Lucy Stone, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Cady Santon and Mrs Susan B. Anthony.
Those who will assist Mrs.. Noble in receiving
are Miss Clara Barton, Mrs. Senator Allen, Mrs
Senator Dolph, Mrs. Senator Casey, Mrs.
Shields, Mrs. Representative Burrows, Mrs
Capt. Lusk, Mrs. Capt. McNair, Mrs. walworth,
the Misses Halsted, Miss Norris Of st. Louis
(guest), and Miss Foster, Mrs. Mobiles niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert s. Lyles of Chicago are
visiting his sistes, Miss Ella L. Lyles, 2l2l r
street. !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

Glow much can you get on a postal ca-d?''
asked Hitler.
Il don't know" answered RULER; Il never
tried to pawn one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

The wedding Of Miss Rose Boswell to Mr..
Thomas n. Terrell of Danville, Va. took place
at the residence of the brides father, Mr. Mil
ton Boswell, ll37 5th street northwest yester-
day morning at 10 o'clock. The bride was be-
comingly attiret in stylish gray broadcloth
travelling gown with hat to match. The best
man was Mr.. George Temple of Danvile Only
the relatives and a few invited friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Mr..
Barr of Epiphany Church, and Immediately
afterward the newly married couple left for an
extended trip north. On their return they will
60 to their future home in Danville, where q
large reception will be given them.
Mrs. Cullom will not be at home today but
will receive on the following Thursdays. Mrs.
Hardie and Mrs. Ridgeiy have gone to New
York for few days visit.
A number Of friends witnessed the wedding
OF Miss Cora Tanetta Vickery, daughter of
Chas. W. Vicksry of 202 d street northwest, to
Mr.. VIM Warwick Horton at Trinity Church
yesterday at o. clock. The bride was becom-
ingly attired in a brown cloth travelling gown
cut princesse and trimmed with passamentrie
and bear fur. The groom entered the church
through the chancel with his best man, Mr..
Geo. W. Montgomery, and met the bride, &c
companied by her father, at the altar, who
gave her hand in marriage. The ushers were
MIR. William Seitz, Mr.. N. d. Blondel, Mr.. bur-
ton Dawson, Mr.. Geo. johnson, MIR. G. Bothell
and Mr.. Cooper. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs Horton left for . trip Of three weeks
through the south.
Mrs. VIM. Z. Hodges will be at home on
Thursday after the LIST OF February.
pretty afternoon wedding took place at the
English Lutheran Church, l1th and H streets
northwest, yesterday at 4 o'clock. The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Julius A. Hobson OF
Richmond and Miss Leila Woodland Haskina
Of this city. Rev. DR. Domer, pastor of the
church, offciated. The bride was attired in q
handsome tailor-made gown Of navy blue Bed
ford cord with jot nail-hcad trimmings and car
ried q bouquet Of bridal roses. The ushera
were Mr.. A. n. Orrison, Mr.. W. G. Tailey. Mr..
Irving Haskins, brother OF the bride. and Mr..
Joseph Hobson, brother Of the groom. After
q shsrt reception he'd in the lecture room OF
the church the young couple took the 607
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

How Fortune smiles and sheds her gifts
All in a single day
Upon the man who haps to be
The owner Of sleigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

w s. y G 4 4 n ,l T. to L L2st a. fol.
ou, and ten minutes Care FOL, 100! West jG..t
$3.50 4. W nay for NsMaHurE k9 n,t, lnornisa
nS tslcayiuc Cat,Eli Mountain Stallion,
Cairo; except sunday Tor Ne" raln, Lakes Mohonk
M o M an" a, s &oaG g fS oS sa Sr S
1900 A, daily for Mb,ny Idea syIcc9sc. Eoeh.
SATURDAY Tor Torcnto; except SUNDAYS for S,ratoea
oo Mp'y i S? rsnG for N Sa:Sn
stamford. bIoomNie. New-laltt' Lakes Mohonh and
rarior cars TO rnocnlca, Grand Hotel Station Bloom.
phocnca brand Hotel station Hunter KaatcrsEiii,
Cairo, .cat'kIl! Mountain station laIenyllle New.
tcga. Caldwell Lake George.
Parlor 70 rhoencia. Bioomyile, Saratoga and
Ii3 ?, WmSat"ra,ys ONLY for K,ngs,on rhccal.,.
ra.lor,, car to Bloo%ylls; ,.,.u .,
GTa"s f' s,aon .e Nl HsSs1
Waska Cairo, CatsEIi Mountain station. PalcnWiie,
M6any Santos' ana SasardaA. only lor ploo@S
Hotel station and Saratoga. parIOr through to
400 = M.-Daily INccpt SUNDAY. for Albany.
5s p ,y S A S,r Mo" ss s, Sa syr
cage, ST LCal1 s except sasgrd,y. Toronto :,
Sis =. M:-Da|iy for Albany utlca Syracnsc Koch.
3.a" !: -cot.km Mountain MIN. Line, Sundays only
sleeping 10 lhoenica ana HloOmyllc
(M 90 (cl Leaves Brooklyn by Annex, ta) 10 90,
stat io'V ga 10 30 co. ii 20 a. M Se US s' y M "
MxxyEil;$Sn,RAw LoCALs, %;io; SO p; m. ,o
Siess'ns;;ars I@rao N!nsara Fails. Toronto De.
DAILY For tickets time tables pnrlor and sleeping
ya sss Washington. 72o fulton ST. Annex Office foot
fultO1,ss New:YSrk cry iis 27i sss 49, go Broad
y stations th General
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NEW. YORK. ONTARIO AND WEsTERNjR AILWAY

Ia consequence u the improvement being made at the
foot ~ Jai.st the ferry AID passenger business Is
temporarily transferred from Jay>t the ferry hou-e In
rcnn-,, anla Railroad Company at the foot OF Wet
18Th Trains leave West 42d-st
$40 \ NJ. - minute, earlier from the foot of West
I3th-stl for Mddlrown Hloomin CHURCH. Port JerNi,.
Monticello ElcnNille Iall-bu gh. Liberty. Iiyngsta.
Manor Hancock. Carbonate scranton. Walton. Drhi.
sidney Norwich Idlnfst,n Utica Rome. oneida. OswcgO,
Detroit Chicago. lud points Wn.t
g;l5A Tor Campbell Hall. Lakes M1hOnk aud
MInnrva.ka Waikiki Nall,t stations Middeown Bloom
npburra Flrn,u lr fll ,burgh. Monticello, HureyNilc.
Liberty. White LAKE
BIS T. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk aod Mime
wa~ka. Waikiki valley stations Nddlctowu blooming
burgh Elenyie. iasburgh, IlurleyNille Liberty White
Lake Living ton Manor.
900 T. NJ, Middirtown Pittsburgh Liberty. LN-
mg,ton Manor. Rockaid. Walton. Sidncy. Norwich,
Oneida Rochester. Niagara FALL Detroit chi
cago and West Pullman slccper, iccliniggchair ear
free SUSPENSION Brds" 49,
tt5 f. NJ. i2dst. / 30 l. VI, West 18Th Il. Satur-
dav. only Tor Mddctown. Bloomt'Sprrgh lIlrnNile,
Mountain Dale. Fdll-burgh Monticello. HurlcyNile.
Liberty White Lake. Rockland
lDniy: all other trains daily except sunday .
Pullman drawing room stats and Sl'rpnScar bcrths
obta.rd 3"3 broadway. NcwNorN.
j. {. ANDERSON. g. i. A. % EeaNeF.st, Newly orA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
NETWORK g.
NEW-ENCLANO
RAILROAD.
~ Vile, shorter than my Other Rail Line Between
New ork aud Boston.

TIME SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AMI fOslh
MINUTES.
The White Train most luNur'2us train run on
ra.t.rn rIld, Pullman Royal PallOr Cars, DnlnS
Gar AID Buiie. smoking and toaehes aud ma&es one
run o! miles. Willinanuc 20 HosOn, without q
stop Far ~ Joss than that on any other limited tran
This train leaves Grand central station AZ y. m uay'
and arrive, 40 y. anu vice versa
Noon train Paror Cars Dining Car east OF Will
uantcl leaving Grand station az IL 03 stops as
Vernon. WImanti, Putnam. BlaC kstone anu franklin,
and arrives in Boston at D 80. \. & hfNDA.i"
General Passenger Agent.
G. s. MELLFN, General Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
STEAMBOATS,.

A -NEW HANEN, 15c. go.
~ FXCURsIoN good dsysl ,;1 - ~ 70 A. leave
Pec1 ,lip Pr = T. r., p sunday, eXceHtId lam, ans
10 XIpTDFX II NGTFOKD SPRINGFIELD HOLYOkE
sc. Through tiekcs soid ana cou,t ~ b ooKiyn.
II OR KINGSTON and Intermediate Land
L incs-S.eamers JAMES w. BALDWIN and WILL
IAN T. RONER DAILY at o'clock FROM loot "e,'
10Th Street Pier 40. y Il. sATu EDAYS O'Clock i. NJ
HUDSON AND COXSACklE BOATS leave
1 every week r. from Pier 49, loot oil "ess
Inst connecting with Boston and Albany X ~
ID AMSDELL LINE.-5teamers leave Pier -
IL y IL footsof Frank for Cranstons West POM
Cold Spring. Cornwall Fishkil Iahcih. ana Nc"ouis
week DAYS. ) d m. SUNDAYS. q. IN
VROY BOATS, A
/ steamers sara,oc, and City of Troy leave Pier 40
n r. fcot West l0'h-s tay .Xccpt S1oduy, .. ~ az
touch Of Albany,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
Geatbers.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Supnlcs Professors Tea chers. Tutors, GoNcinrsses
&c. 20 Colleges. Schools and Families. Apply u
Mrs. J. II. YOUNG-FULTOS, 3 Un on square.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEANi.
"A Frs Tutors, doVernesses etc. Of al baH mes -up
Schools and Families
Schools 10 Parents Modern Languages spoken Mill
COYRIERI. Book building 100 fifth cor. 2Oths a.
n Est TFACUFRS .upplled TO- all branches 10 any
Is loc ality NO ZEE fo registration. Form !0r s'Anl
P.V.HUYSSOON. American School Bureau w itLi',-
IIIRST.CLAsS TEACHERS ,uyp.l,d without niarsr;
AGENCY tcstsoshNi 1850. w d Kerr - Eat lith,-t
ID EIvATE TUTOR Yale graduate sucg.>,fu i ", -
/ ing bows college aud recommended by w'Itn""n
families Address 4 EVERLIr SlONE. l3e Vet tet4.sl
n, HE FISK Tencn,rs' AcenciesNew York By>t0n chi
i cac1. Los Angees. &c. 900 position. h.ed. H. T.
CEOCKFf; y Y. Mlnsger Lincoln BIG. thion -.
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Ocean Steamers.

4 -NORDDEUTSCIlEK LLOYD D. 5. w.
"A. SHORT ROUTE 10 Lon DQ9N,rurv
NEW.YOEk SOUTliAMPl on. BltEMI-S'
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS. sco =.
First Cabin 500 TO sioO second C'D,i f,m '" Roo. OF
aysI T"eS June %. Gam Ere sat- July q a. m.
n1aie sat july :. ii a. IL. spree 1ne, July r. a. m
Lain. Tues July >, p' III lha'sef " 1i''u' 40 "
MFDITERRANEAN LINE.
Sov York 10 Genoa In less than eleven Gays, .
ruIca sat July g 10 fuda sat- sept TO- ~, ~ NJ
w., Sat iuiy % 10 an. Vera, sat- oct ~ Am
Tulda sat, Aug. g. 10 am l,nda sat. oe, - ~ M
W., SAT Aug o. 10 am. Vera sat. NON D. = - III
"oi $50. 500 SIPS or 81 a berth First CABIN
passong.rs for the Italian Lakes switzerland anu .
IT. roi i md this route the most direct, easiest a
Inoss comfortable Switzerland Gun be reached In Six
NOUS if0N' oELRICHs & CO. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

cnnpGG E MMAtENG SUMMER TRIP
RED CROSS LfHE sTEAM
u ~ ~ ilNIirAAX Y yyyl I s1orIinn, NJ.
Delightful daylight sail through Long d,snu, Soya
Srotlan and hold rugged Ncwfoundnnd Coasts. Io'ai
n,os'Si afr and scenes, Cool. bacnc climate.
'"'"7' - " FARE. FIRST CABIN 80 80
(ncludng meals and staeT'om on G1m, LIMA, "io'
For circulars, sailing lists. ETC. apply 10 49,, -,
HOWRINts & ARCHIBALD, Agents, Is broadway, y.
SIX WEEKS = TRIP TO IT ROPE. visiting
y Belgium Holland Germany Fars anu l-ohuop'
Is,rcs Nrw.York july -; all cNpcnse'; irst-cass.
i'r l"'" ' '' T.. NJ JENKINS.
oJ7 I,ro.dwav " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
Musical Instruct

Musical Instruction.
4, RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
VI l42 w. 23d-st formerly 5th-ave.
OPEN ALL SUMNER
Special terms teachers and professionals Graded
course for beginners Send for particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
Brooklyn.

chdren. PTcpsres Tor COIIeXc IEUptns Stpt 70 IbJ
Apply 10 the Superior.
THE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS Seminary. Board ne and
l. Day School for Girls 4h year. Opens sept %
College preparation. 1870 Monta:ues. brooklyn ~ y
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1ilhIIulIlpn.
ro- Rovs and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Counuy
AK sa84 season June 49,
Opens Sept j. Sf' FtyfEsMAS ifEeDai Box IA.
lITcHELL's BOYS SCHOOL Bllenea Mas Is Tis'
.e, from fa bosch School, 2" for h' BOY. ae%.Ss
H. M C. 'e MITCHELL. a. ~: Principal -
~ 4.rS - de.i6g pleasant ,laner h9as iof .a.iI
boy. aaG !dn HcHRD Daal4 0 PiSaaaei \. j.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY. ACADEMY, r, G en- sT[
ffqg-$ %, y$5 p sr s@fy S 81 Fai, GIN
i4EnfIY s. W. i4hs city COL C. E HYATT Pres
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AcADEMY Che.tr Ap
i biz to Nj GEO. y ,fLELl ~ 81 W lith--t'' y l.
Degrees Ciyl Engineering chemistry, Ars Pr p,rro De-
Iartment 3-t year opens Sept IT, col u i' IL
REcToEY School nANP,t5N c2 ,GSS;scc thorough
hogse. tG Adlrc., ;cv H. i. EyE;Esr NJ A. Rector:
s7,h year rrc p%sht iGoFaasny ocge the Coy
eminent Academies ana hi i;i hMT$ rfinciral.
p 0SwEL HONE School Lgc"'n1, dl,,S,l location
send for circular Mrs Daniel D. 1ham1 ram I1-"-il--
st JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
Summer School Of and s.;aeq goth
TO September 18th. Apply to WIN. VEHbhcA.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY AcADEM9 Worsei prr
,,S MI III 9,ivnna.iSm Strict Discipline Homo
% pare D'p'' J. e. :'iiAw l. NJ. Head Master.
,,te ,nit ON and coaching Tor examinations DURING
summer o5th year begins sept. -. Dr. j. NJ HAWhINo'
THE PFEkskILL MILITARY ACADEMY IssE;csmi.
ew.York-59th year. Send for illustried cataoguA
JOHN y. TfLDEN. \. NJ. NJ D. PtncIl".-
VVILLIsToN SEMINARY. Eastianpton. Mass.
w Prepares BOYS for any college or scientific sc'o"
Opens Sept g. 1892 New laboratories aud bathrooms
All buildings heated by steam. ,.r ,,.,.,i
~ address Rev. WM. GALLAGHER, Principal
For Both Seves-Country.
~ HAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE. Chapp1gua
York. a boaIdng-schoo for boys ana girls unuf "r
Of Friends
oANToN LIBERAL INSTITUTE FORT PLAIN. y
u { o-edu, ationai Comprises J. seminary WIZ onr
ING scientific Fitting -,hoo Tor any colcge g. - i"o
Of Ar> Music UanG. organ. Nion NoI.e uirf ~ .,
business Training. s. Militarv Academy Ohccr Gchl'u
hv ). Government Limited 10 i50 cadet , MrrIE2ry
compete in furnishings elevator, steam gas CamIl, ~
acres gymnasium. Overlooking Mohhwk NAF. i1ltial
prep. Dept. {. '. PAlsSELL. A. M President
~ ACKETTsT0wN u. - iNsTITuTE-,;;rmn1itlem
Eiocutol Best bulllns Of it, class. Acconin9natr'
nearly go borders. Two new eymnasiums' Terms
moderate Rev S.'t e. Whitney d. D. President
ID oCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACk; Y. Y-I!oth ,eNc,
IL Thorough work splendid results I'm ehdo"m'h'
take Ladies at 500 " ''i H. mAxx1sTEn. President
Miscellaneous
A DvICE ABOUT SCHOOLS snd circulars free 70 par
"A ents State locality. prcc dc>ird pupils age snd sex
T.. V. HUYSsOON, American scho"' bur'au. : " i'"''
N RIVATE TUITION during tn summer months hy
HERMAN DR1SLER, 40. East i?th''t.
ruN TORIN Tor college and othef exams by Proi IL IL
i GREENE. IGj Iaflyctt"aHc.. Bkyn: IL j. on 81
the bos: teachers OF languages know" Nftht w.
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Railroads..


pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AmERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals&Interlock gSwltches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OIL
DesbrOsscs and Cort'andt s'rec'''
In Effect JUNE 18th, 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
o.oo n Pullman Ve.tibule Sleeping and Paror Cara
Arrive: Slsvs II no 20 Chicago Is and St.
LOU. is D. m. next day. Connects also lor ioieuo
except S TiiE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
INN A. Nj Composed exclusively Of Pnllmaa tesuo,uis
TSoTas and sssgns DSs: S%ssas
nd h: ss .na
MSyss 18TH. st 9STi lights. ceSa
I hSai. q p. M no next e. % aay e''
~T. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
palas XsssS a f Ns%E 'ss
asn1a s%0 % st. cai Loa
tneinnstt 10 AS a. M. and ST. Louis 100 D. m. next
N''' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS
ysR S,ios sse ysoa Rnins
r as esu from NewYork 70 Chicago Arrives In CHI
'''0 ~ T r f. WESTERN EXPRESS
s,Yo D. M-Pulnan Vestibuie Sleeping Car New-York
to rtsburg chicago and Cleveland Dining cars NV
York Phladpha and fs6urF 70 90 Shcsgo next d.y
Connects G meet for Toledo dally sAcSp, saturday
500 r. M.-Pullman Bune: Sleeping Car New:forK 70
Chicago arrives weekday: a. COLUMBUS S.v 40 a m
G second morning Connects for Toledo daily
and for Cleveland and Columbus except Sa'ufaay'
.OUTH-WEsTERN EXPRESS.
$40 r. M.-Puman VestIbule Sleeping Car; New ork
%tS clnsl q sh @%phl' A ~
ago p M3'y f saRRIs S9 ' {"
ss sa SB;ss can: an: OH.
rosh Pullman Buffet ssp % R, Car t 70
~ w. E EnTHI WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. e
1910 A. Washington limited EHp Ts.sb, se1 rs,.
as caches Diningc to Baltimore. arriving IN
ss %a'rnfsfa g z Limited" daily Rql;
Mss sa' on Ss: s Ss'Isa ''sa
E.pFs.; 49, Trt'H:; and 90
and F s5 p'% % Sa s6 100 % and A'a
'in Ass" Ts S rs.oass ppr.,
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .
.yisans LIN with Id Dining cs ~ and 10 10
Limited With D9inf Gar AID u 90 a g o0 u 20 90 90
80 and 300 m ana IL - night As.Smmsan
$40. s 80. 100 90 90 Limited and 10 90 .. m.
90, 90, 30. 100, 30, 90, s $50 and 90 y. M
and 10 Is night. Accommodation 90 and 100 y. H.
For Time Tables Of trains to local points the Penn.y
Nana Railroad System. apply at the following Ticket
Onlces Nos 2Gi. 435. SO ga and 323 Broadway l
Astor House. 4@d.s and Gthave. 1874 Fast l2jth ST..
2G4 west 1e5.h-s ojl Columbusa and foot Of Des.
brosscs and Cortlandt Courst SEQ Fulton. ST..
BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Full
Ton. St brooklyn; rs Hud>on.st.. HoboAn; Station.
Jersey CITY.
The Sew.York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels residences through destination.
CHAS f.. PUGH. J. Il. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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STEAMBOATS,
FALL RIVER LINE
FOE BOSTON NEWPORT, PEONiDENCE COIIAGE
CITY NANTUCKET. CtPE COD. WHITE NOUN
TAIN>, and all n -tcfn points.
DOUBLE SERVICE curing SUMMER MONTHS.
The four LEADING stcdnibOas " The world In ssIsn

PURITAN. plIGR!M,
PLNMOiTlI, nnd fRoN IDtN'h.
Leave N,w-lOsk from fieF -, y L.. loot ci Aur'
ray St. as foliOws.
5:iO u. w. DAYS and Sundays. Tor Fall River
diI,t c0un VITA Pullman Nc-tlblled cNpic,s
din. liark Squar- Station. Po-t,n 20 a. u a.d WIZ.
Str,.- trail Cor ledfold there cOnlcctiug dir"
with ost for Cottage city aud NANTUCKET, TN, 30 boa:
FUN New-YOB sundays touches At Newport Mondays ut
s A.. NJ. 49,,
River due Newport -. fa ElNcf, 4 NJ, co.h"c q =
with pullman vtsbucd cApr~s tialh d." Boston \ NJ
and Win cxpfee- .r,ns and through ~ Cape cd
points the White Mountain g.
Connecting annex boat l"aNr~ Biookyn. week days ard
Sunday a ; y. NJ; Jersey CITY. 4. ~
splendid band and orchestra attached % each steamer
In commission.
TEXTS st,:oous. &C. b. obtained IN New York at
I79 as ga, g5T. and t,3 49, adway. 49, 6th
Ave 2Gi West l25ih St. lai Ia. t;h St. 81 Coamous
Ave lfS Iowcy A~tor House and windsor Ito. At a."
line oncc Pier IS y Il. and s'eaucrs. Scna cent
stamp, ,t Once Box 40 ior cory ~ In ~ .2h;.'t
k,nu Iaud
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For Both Sexes-City.

For Both SexeS-Clty
XxIALwoRTH COLLEGE.Stenogmphic and CONNIE ci1l
w loS-llO East l25th-st, Ncw-York-Open entire year
separate instruction. separate ladIes' Department. head
Quaiters Munson's photography.
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=, ovp,cvrr GrvfkAIE Trsn.atlantioue

l. rprx1H f.iSr - HAVKE EVERY SA1UKDAY.
Ia GNsCOGNF ssntcu ..........sI... July ?. pa. m.
Ia BOtfVGDGNE l,io"u' ..-.-. &C.. ~ iuly - 3 a. m
+ - uif 1'NsNE collie. sat. Jul, 10. s 30
A FORGET General Agent. No bowling Green.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
ternanic June 90 0 80 am. Majestic July q M
,Teutonic July g. D. IN. crmanic Aus, g. y H.
!Hdrtatc July 20 80 D. m ra'.ic Arg o H.. p n
' lrom White Dock foot OF West IOth-es
saloon rates upward according TO steamer ana oca
.on ~ berth Excursion tickets favorable terms 'occ
ION ION % c.hn on these steamers and $40; seerzss
from or 10 the Old Country. $50 NO ~ BfoHdway NV"
v0re Ihiladelpbia Office 400 Walnutst
A''~ il. MAITLAND KELSEY. Agent
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NORWICH LINZ.

MOR WIGH EsME.
For BOSTON all point, North and East.
NEw-LoNDoN NQEwlCH and WORCESTER. Steam
leave Pier 40 old nuner North River next pier above
DOB rsesst Ferry daily. Sunday excepted, at 80
m Tickets AND state ooms secured OF principal ticket
Offices New-YOfk Brooklyn. Jersey city Pier 40 and
steamers.
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
leave Desbrosses-st. 3 10 Saturdays. AS m.
Do West 2od-st, 80 p m, Saturdays, D. NJ. for
CRANsTONS WEST POINT. CORNwALL. NEwBURG
NEw-HAMBURG MILTON. PoUGIKEEPsIE, HYDE
PARK, EONDoCT and KINGSTON.
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<rEW-YORK & CUBA Nail Steamship Co.

NEW YORK 4 CUBA Mail Steamship Co.
~ Piers 10 and -. East River.
Saturday Steamers ut / y IN. and Others NJ D. M.
for Havana. Prosrcso, Campeche, Irorter. LAguna.
1ampico. IuSpanl and Vera cruz.
Matanza-, Carienas, Sagua. Csb'ren,
Nassau Santiago de cuba uuan tanamO and CcnfuegoA
NIAGARA, Havana and SIgus We'd. June 90
NDMtEI. ilasana aud Mexican Ports SIT. July =.
l. OF WASHINGTON. IaV. 4 NaHt.LnIuS Wed, July a..
YUCATAN Havana and Mexican ports Sat, July ..
SANTIAGO. Nassau. santiago d. cuba and
This line has direct connection With and through
Rls OF T.ading all point, Mexican X. w. Co.
Mexican Central L. ". Co.. Ltd. ani the Monterey and
Mexican Out Railroad.
wv ~" JAMES f. WARD I CO.. 1is waIl..s
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GUNNER SCHOOL Introductory u t.l college eve ni
- notions, begins august 18th. Scientific CIasslcA
Electrical Engineernp J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS
r.. D., cas- M1disonaNc.
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u near aod.st -J6tl wear summer classes.
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