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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effec, Julv q tsaa

Schedule in effect July o. fsa3
Leave Washington from station CORNER Of New yerss~
For Chicago and Northwest. ve.t,bui.a Iau,,-x
Express trains Ills an. Is. r. 40 n m 10 81
For 81 Yeai 80. and iasissspos Vests.
buled Limited. so m express 10. IS night
For PittseurE and Cleveland. express dAily IL -
For Lexington and sisunton. 40. 4os-m.
For Iurav. Natural Bridge. Rcanoie. Knoxville.
Chattanooga and Memphis. II 10 p N; daily sleepilx
ears t1roush g memphis snd Nashville.
fSr BsitiiGcre - week asy.. 500 $40. Is. x7lA
$50 - m I,S 3, 1902 20 30 90 60 mir
ES 90 Sos ,sco II % and 3 Is .e NJ s SUI
sss sti5. -. 100 I6 20 4 g. 80 * * 81
For Annapolis. SO Is and Z 3 m. IL Is and -
pm. Sundays. s goa m. Z. 81 pm.
For HaEerstown. 10 30 a. N. ana ts3Orm
For Boyd and way points. g. 40 m.
IL As, 3-00 Il. 81 - Is. -7OS - sO I'll ?nfp mi
For T,shington junction and way points. sa.5b
pa stations only. TO +oa 70, a. ~. -, 80
For Bay Ridge. week days. 81 IS a M and AIS .. m
ROY Al BLUE LINZ FoR NEw YORK AND PHIL.
ro- psr.a.,,b,, kNp nT PHI po.,o,.n,,s..
daily. 500 1000. Dining Carr a m. Zoo. a40
go. Dining c.rl. 500 80 pm. Sleeping cs
buffet Parior Cars N all dav trains
For Boston, - 40 .. ~. with Pullman Buffet sleens
va ponrhEe-pse bidre landing passengers in b saS
For aiisniic city. 10 90 g. m and II 90 noon. Sun.
fEioePt sunday: Daily. ssunday only
BseTage called for and checked from hotels ans
RESIDENCES by Union Transfer 60. orders left a.
'Sl r o S6f ls and 1851 Pa Gas and :, sc sfG
Gen M&aassr. uelol H Gen r. Pas. ksx
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SPREAD OF CHOLERA.
Fourteen Patients Last Night i'm the
Swinburne Island Hospital.


There were fourteen patients in the choi-
era hospital on Swinburne Island in New
York harbor last night and two suspects
on Hoffman Island. All of the patients
were improving. The disease was mild In
character.
The steamer Fulda arrived yesterday from
Genoa. All were well on board. All of the
steerage passengers had been detained five
days at that port, and their baggage was
passengers were examined and provided
with passports, on which was q written
statement of their route of travel for ten
days before sailing. in order that detention
on the railroads may be avoided. The YES
sci was disinfected and allowed to proceed
after the customary inspection Of the steer
age passengers
Cholera In Europe.
Official returns show great increase of
cholera in Russia in the last week. The fig
as follows:
Podolia. 4s4 cases. 175 deaths; Orel. S27
cases. ITO deaths; Don Region, 354 cases. LAT
deaths; Kieff, 290 cases, 81 deaths: Grodno.
ITO cases. q deaths; Mini Novgorod, 25S
cases. 102 deaths; Kherson. so cases. IS
deaths; Yarostav, 80 cases, Is deaths;
samara. 81 cases. deaths: Vladimir. %
cases. deaths; kazan, 80 cases. IL deaths;
Moscow, not including Moscow city, 27
In Moscow city there was an average of
80 cases and Is deaths daily.
In the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday at Rome five new cases of chol-
era and two deaths were recorded in Naples
according to the official report.
Strict precautions have been adopted on
the East Prussian frontier to prevent the
importation of cholera. The whole frontier
has been closed except at two places,
where all arrivals are examined and sus-
picious cases are subjected to weeks
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GONE TO NEW YORK.
Mgr. SatOili Will He the Guest q
Archbishop Corrixnn

Mgr Satolli. the papal legate, left this
city on an early train this morning for
New York. He was accompanied by his
secretary, DR.. Papi During his absence
Mgr. Sbaretu will attend to the affairs of
the delegation Mgr. SatollYs visit to New
York is for the purpose of examining at
some leisure into the workings of the Cath
Ollie institutions in that neighborhood.
While his visit is considered one of cour-
tesy rather than busiL ess, some matters
relative 60 the interest of the faith will be
disposed of, and he will officiate at the lay
Ing of the corner stone of the Church of
Our Lady at Port Chester next Sunday
afternoon
During the week there will be extraordin-
airy services at st. Patrick's Cathedral on
Fifth avenue. The feast of the assump-
ton of the blessed virgin occurs tomorrow
and pontihcal mass Will be sung at 10
O'Clock In place of the ordinary high mass
usually celebrated at IL o'clock. Mgr.
Satolh will be the celebrant and there will
be an address by Archbishop Corrigan.
reception to the clergy will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the residence of Arch
bishop Corrigan, at which an address will
be made by Mgr. Satoll
Dr. Thomas Shahan, professor of eccle-
siastical history at the Catholic University.
has gone to Hartford, Conn, for a short
trip. where he will visit his family.
DR. C. p. Grannon left for Union Mills
yesterday. where he will visit his friends
The reverend doctor will then take short
trip to the seashore-
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FOG IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
A steamer Run Down by a Cruiser
Other Disasters,

Other Disasters.
The British cruiser Forth rammed the
British steamer Kirkby off Start Point. in
the English channel. in a fog on Saturday
evening. A bad hole was knocked in the
ktrkby port side amidshps. through which
the water rushed in immense volumes. The
fires under her boilers were soon extin-
guished, and some of her compartments
filled with water. The unchanged compart-
ments kept her afioat. The Kirkby was
afterward towed to Plymouth by the Forth
The kirkby, from Coosaw, s. c., July IL.
arrived at Plymouth August 4, and at the
time of the collision was taking part Of her
cargo to Rotterdam. The Forth had lust
left Torbay where she had been with the
blue maneuvering fleet
A dense fog covered the English channel
all Saturday night and up to noon yester-
day. Such condition in the month Of Au-
gust Is almost abnormal Fog whistles
ashore and afioat were kept going unceas-
ingly. Several casualties are reported. The
steamboat Vile de Douvres. plying between
Dover and Ostend collided with an un-
known steamer on her trip to Dover yes
terday. The unknown vessel disappeared
immediately from sight and Is believed to
nave been badly damaged. The Vile de
Douvres left a life boat searching for the
vessel and proceeded on her voyage She
did not succeed in making the harbor at
Dover until the weather cleared, having run
far down the channel during the fog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
TAkOMA PARK.

The Episcopal Sunday Sshooi of this
place held their annual picnic on the beau
ttIul lawn of Mrs keyes, at Forest Glen
last Wednesday The attendance was
large. composed Of teachers pupils and
TRENDS Inc music by an orchestra, and
the rope contest did credit to the particle
pants.
On Thursday the Union Sunday School
entertained the parents and the friends of
teachers and pupils with all day picnic
in the woods near the spring. Well filed
baskets. large supply OF lemonade with
the never-fatling spring of clear water and
games Tor the young ones made a DAY
long to be remembered for those present
The weekly meeting of the council was
held in the chapel with all the members
present. An ordinance was passed for Iay-
Ing sidewalks on some of the streets of tha
new park, and the balance of the meeting
was spent in discussing matters of general
interest
The coiored camp meeting in the neigh
residents OF Takorna- The best of order
Is maintained and the singing unusually
attractive
The Takoma Lodge of Odd Fellows hold
their weekly meetings with a full house
Notwithstanding the heat The early au-
tusnn will, In all probability, witness the
Daughters of Rebekah.
Mr.. Alex. Mcdowell of Sharon Pa. with
Miss Fanny Mcdowell of Washington
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. g M
HearOn, jr.
Miss Laura Hickman of Paris, XIV. is
XIsitlng Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Davis Of
Mr.. AMI Miss Burnett of Washington are
sumInerinS in Takoma at Mrs. Martins
Miss Annie Jones of Oak avenue has gone
TO New York for months stay.
Mrs Karl Decker of Washington, with
her little daughter. Ruth. are visiting DR.
and Mrs. Bennett
Mrs e. r. immersion is entertaining her
non. New York
Miss Helen has returned to her home
from a visit to friends here
Mr. ana Mrs Edward Nuisy of Balti-
ton are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs H w
Keefer.
Mrs. NJ. Montgomery has gone to Evans
ton. Ill. from which place she will 90 to
Hastings. Neb-, to visit daughters not 70
turning for several months Messrs Cas-
sell and Frank Severance accompany her
as far as Chicago.
Miss Nell Darling has gone to Oakland
Md. for August
Miss Sallie Myers has returned from q
weak spent at River Springs. va
Mrs. Phelps. accompanied by her grand
daughter. Miss Mabel Finch, has gone Il
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs r. Lyons have gone r.
Washington. where they will occupy me
house OF n friend during August
Mr.. Sel9en Lay has returned from Black
fstOn.
The preliminary meeting of those select
tennial chorus will be held tomorrow
evening under the direction OF the division
superintendent. Mr.. Friebus.
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EXPECTS A DECISION SOON.
What Mr.. Phelps Says of the Berius
Sen Case.


Mr.. E. ]. Phelps of the Bering sea arbi-
tration commission, who arrived in New
York from Liverpool Saturday, when in
terviewed by New York Times reporter
Saturday night said:
expect decision will be reached in q
week or ten days at the latest Ny advices
from Paris lead me to this belief 1t would
pc out Of place for me to indicate what
think will be the nature Of the decision, and
can only say that the case was presented
very fully: All its phases were discussed
exnaustfvely, and think the verdict Of the
arbitrators will be accepted without pro-
test on the part of the nations interested.
Inc commission sat for three months,
curing which time there were one or two
recesses or week or more This was
pated.
Ihe American representatives on the
commission were treated with the greatest
courtesy IN Paris, and there was q DISPOSE
uOn manifested on all sides to give respect
Iul nearing to all that had bearing on the
pa the arguments presented by the op-
position change your impression as to the
real merits Of the controversy"
MI Phelps smiled and said: ut would not
90 Tor me to answer that. / cannot give q
summary of my impressions. There Is
nothing to do but wait for the verdict
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RAILROADS.
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD.
SAMUEL SPENCER, r. W HUIDPKOPER AND
REUgEN FOSTER. RECEIVERS.
Schedule in eject Augusf n 1<zal

SAMUEL spENCER r. W. HUIDFKOPER AND
RECgtN FOSTER, RECEIVERS.
Al trains arrive and leave Pennsylvsnis Pass.n-
fef Statlon. washington ID. G.
800 a m daiy.-Iocal for Danville and intesme-
@ stations and connects for Front Royal and sirAs
LILO an. RIchmand and DanviIlo fast mad
Paiiy Tor LynchbnnE aud Nor ok aud Western and
"a lenne--ee. virginia and GeorTia raj way
nons anu Tor PRINCIPAL points south IN Richmond
mlnxhaln, ana % ellka. Columbus and MONTGOMERY.
Pullman Sleeper New York and Was iugton 10 a.
s,,s, Nh'Ahs al GREENSBORO with sleeper for An
445 pm. DAILY. except SUNDAY. for Front Ror.l
and and daily for charlottesyiIle and In
70. 43 p. m,.-Dsily WASHINGTON AND SOUTH
MEsIknN hEsllBULED LIMITED. composed en-
tirely OF Pullman sleeper and Dining Cara and rms
10 Atlanta. Monteonery aud New Orleans with feil-
msn Sleeier through New York and Nashiugfot 10
NV orleans. wa Monteomery. aud New lork 20
AnTnsA conntrtine at ~sisi ury with farlor srs for
Ashevllle and Hot Springs. Pullman sleeper NJ ash
ington to Memph via Birmingham and from ar
n,inghsin 70 Minona. Miss. Dining car New York 20
TRAINS 81 WASHINGTON ANpoHro DIVISION
le We Washington # q. 10 a m. e. Is o. daily fsnd
4:la D M on saturdays during the month 81 Au-
grsil tot Round Hil and 80 ,. daily for Ieeslarx
and 30 2 M erceDt Sunday. for Herndon aud
meaiate stations Returning. arrive Washington b .
an. 4 ~ p m daily from sound Hiii, and 8 81 m.
sally ON Leesburg. and g So daily except San-
day from Herndon only.
ihronsh trains from the south arrive wsshinston
o 50 an, = 40 y M and g. A. p NJ. Manassss d.
VISION, y ~ am, daily except Sunday and 90 m.
daily from Charlottesville
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservations and fpforatIon
furnished at offices. 5ll and 1900 Pennsylvsnia
osd' va ~ fsssenxer station. Pennsylvania bsf-
W. q. 6REES. Gen. Man W. A. TURK. Gen. PAS. Al
l. D srown. General Aren't PASSENGER Dept SAFE
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PENSACOLA REJOICES,
Suspicious Fatal Cases Were Not Y,
low Fever.

Suspfcious Fatal Cases Were Not yell
low Fever.
A favorable feature in connection With the
yellow fever situation developed at Pen
sacola last evening. The state health OIL
GERS gave official notice to Major Chipley
that the guard could be released which is
stationed at the residence of Major Waite
and family and friends confined in the house
since the death of Mr.. Waite u.s. after an
msesusation, 1t had been decided that he
old not die Of the yellow fever
The guards are continued at the res,f,encs
or MI. Wood, father Of little Ellen Wood as
INVESTIGATION of that case has not been COM
pleted. 1t Is now nineteen days since Capt.
Northup died. more than ten days since
MI; Waite and Ellen Wood were taken sick.
ana -FOUR days since they died. Had these
three persons, or any one of them, died of
yellow fever, more new cases would have
existed At s pm. no new cases had been
reported to the board Of health. There ts
much rejoicing at Pensacola over the deci-
sion In the Waite case
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THE GREAT

sSAh hOl
STEP PPGUR FkIr ThhS asa sSfTSPSP
Tnsss sFEH Sf4 ssb sfs 4 fSs5sg
For Pttsburg and the West, Pennsy vknia Limised
;IS SsiS5ss: fsgTs:: ! q 5 mo n J..e:
Dining Car .na chi &c .pd,F.
ou. and o.d ss d. fS e 9sys-ss
Isrl.r Car Harrisburg O. Pittsburs and siespssr
Toledo 81 louis and cinelnnssi nsSr.ss "a
?. m. daily, Psrior Car washington 10 HsTsi..
sSS Ss.so sns bninr e Ss :. H.
s sgrg to 81 souis Western Etpre.s at S;4op n
sG ss e, df .,. :, Hs5ssgrE shTcu<h
sne Car t ppssSTT 10 sP She.s sra.s
Irpress. z. 40 2: daily Tor pittsburs. columbss.
pullman esns Car nss,s a.. 70 81 st. h SS
s sieerlns Or Harrisburg % Memalis. Dtnins oss
sss.y q5 3 fsSSrE nd ssoa
for Kane. cansndaisua Rochester ana Nisssrs Fslls
daily. eKceIt sunday. 50a m
faIo and SisTara asiiS ssess asy l' IA a
F., r win sIs-Tns car wsssinrten 70 mirs
Fails. q dsls .1ssp a SATURDAY aad s'' ws's
daily. eKcsp, sun y. For wiliismsport Only
roR P& Fiji NEW YORK AND rHr
FAST, :; o5 Or. and u. Erpr---. sleeping. Psrisr
Gmia 91 6iDias G.. Snail sad Il 20 q 20
u. T. 20. 1000 mi IL. IS pm On sundsr.
Dining Cars n no o.esr1r 81 e seS f,sIo1 ssd
- is. 20: 20 2Ia 40 1000 snd.l; 50 pm
All Psrior Car with DininV Car .rom al nor. ss-
New York. 400 pm daily. for Phi Ielphs ~s>s
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
sst express 80 a m week days. AMI 3 q p.m-
Acco modstion. 5 oo a. m. daily.
Sxpress 2 o. md D 20 :. m daily.
or BHs,oT without change. q 50 a. week dsy. ssa
For Bscotiyn. & y. ali through trains Gomez. a
S Rs s, ;sSI. sT.H:isT e Fgl,sE s'odss
u IS and r. Is I'm. every dsy. saturdays Sni,s'
FOR 90 s'sSs az 40 ,s S' iis S n
10. Rea 40 sl5 as g o. L,Iiisj <3at
no35L n; on sunday, {. o.. s.os. 20. n0a
oo. % "a q Is o. 9. 90 S I,m T. Is 70
40. 1000. 10 40 and III. IS p m ~ :" ~ oAs'
For Pores Creek Line 20 and L. &c p. m daily
For Annspolis 2 20. 90 and IL. 80 q. M. and a m
m a Ia except sunday sundays. e.ooa. IA
'f ron or s9GPExaNDRr. AND THE SOUTH
m,, u o noon. i 90: 3 j. 3 Is 4 IS. Sd 5sf
Is 10 sa 8 a S. 10 q. s Ss ia
r.. AID ps. TO- % r m, ,
azsF;@.. daily. For Eschmosd only. .iop.n
Acc.mnSd.tisn tos 9aanssoo. s-45 an daily .us
Trains leave Aiesshari. for Washington. g Of. 7os
500 g. 20 g. j.; r. y o j = Is il "a
ScS 3 10. 10 Z q t g IN u y
ner 18th street and Pennsyvsnis avenue and 81 t,s
station. whsre orders be left for the hecsins a
sasAT be- e asstpa'On from hotels and re,idsncss
General Manager. Tly3l General Passenger xss.A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
Peary Looking for Docs.

The Labrador mail steamer reports haviny
spoken Peary's steamer, Falcon, at Davis
Inlet, northern Labrador, August g. She
has been stormbound two days. peary had
been engaged visiting the coast settlements
for the previous two weeks endeavoring to
get dogs. but had not succeeded, and then
proposed visiting the Moravian settlements
to the north and then go to Disco, as he was
nearly certain to get dogs there His plan
had been seriously disarranged through the
unexpected delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
SACRIFICED HER LIP.
The Crazy Freak Of a Philadelnh,,
Servant Girl

Rachel Boyle. twenty-four years old, of
SSo Sylvester street. Philadelphia, while SUI
fering from religious excitement, took q
pair OF scissors and cut OF portion of her
uhuerllp early yesterday morning. Rachel
Is an unmarried woman. and lately abe ha :
interested herself very much about religious
AFTER cutting a piece of flesh nearly an
Iork and broiled 1T over the kitchen fire.
Wnile the broiling was going on she prayed
ana onered the flesh as a sacrifice to the
Creator.
The young womans suffering was very
great and person in the house reported
the case to the twenty-ffth district police
Inc Philadelphia Hospital ambulance was
summoned and she was taken there and
placed In the women's ward. After the in
jury was dressed Rachel felt much better
ana talked in religious vein to the nurses
She Is an Irish girl, and came to this coun-
try a short time ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

be guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
in the case of every tired or afflicted woman,
she'll have her money back.
The Prescription builds up and invigo-
rates the entire female system. 1t regulates
and promotes all the proper functions, i'm
proves digestion, enriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength.
Nothing else, though it may be better for
Q tricky dealer to sell, can be just as good"
for you to buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
WILL BE INQUIRED INTO.
Causes That Led to the CapsizinH ot
the Victoria to Ne Investigated.

causes That Led to the CapsixinH of
the Victoria to Ne Investigated.
New York Herald special from Lon
don says: learn on the highest authority
that the government has decided to hold
an inquiry into the causes which led to
the capsizing Of the Victoria after she had
been in collision with the Camperdown.
doubt whether the capsizing was due to
defective design and construction or to the
fact that the water-tight compartments
were not completely closed.
The inquiry will take the form either of a
parliamentary committee or of a commits
sion Of inquiry similar to that w ich inyes-
tigated the Tay bridge disaster
The minutes of the court-martial on the
survivors of the Victoria meantime are to
be presented to parliament
IT Is not Yet definitely decided whether
Admiral Markham and Capt. johnson are
to be court-martialed for hazarding the
safety Of the Camperdown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Fire destroyed Abbott's carriage factory
at ottawa, Ont, and four adjoining stores
Loss, $40 900. w.
JOSIAH Morris and Company of Montgom-
cry, Ala, the leading private banking house
OF the state, made an assignment Saturday
augustus Heard. United States minister
day He has forwarded his RESIGNATION To
President Cleveland, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Capt. Matchett, owner and master of
the Shop yacht Lotus, has determined TO
sell this familiar craft and assume the
command of a trader to Div between IRIS
country and Liberia.
The Belmont Club leaves for Colonial
spend two weeks "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
WHEN IT LOOKS DARK

to any weak or ailing
woman, DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription
comes to her help.
For =" female COM
plants /" Of every
kind, periodical pains,
internal Inflammation
or liberation, bear
ing-down sensations,
and all chronic weak
nesses and derange-
ments, this is the
remedy. It's the only
Dnn ca c,,-o %h.% -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
CarlOtt0 LIE Clerg dead

Carlotta lie Clerq, the actress. died on
Wednesday night at the residence of Edith
Grove in Kensington, London after a long
illness. Since the death of her husband.
John Nelson. in 1879, she had taken no
prominent part on the English stage, be
ing engaged chiefly in teaching budding
actresses. She made her debut as Column
blne at the Princess Theater London, in
pantomfme, in 1850. Her father was a
noted ballet-master and pantomimist Her
prother Charles Is now a member of Daly' s
company, and her sister Rose is a we'll
known actress. Her nephew, Fuller Nell
isna, Roses son, Is a rising actor Car
iotta last appearance was in a grande
dame part at the Court Theater. Her as
ISOLATION with Charles Keen in Fechter's
tour OF America is well known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

VIM. Blair was arrested at Alliance. Ohio
by Marshal ktnch of Clarion. Pa, where
he Is wanted to answer charge of rob-
jail. "
The Government Industrial Training
School at Santa Fe, n. NJ, will be Changed
into normal training school for the prepa-
ration of Indians to take the places of
white teachers in their own schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

The II. Il. l.. Extra Session,
Now statesmen meet in summer heat
With wisdom wide awake:
But for Butts the Bromo man,
How hard their heads would ache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
Studies resumed September II. Send for cata-
logue.
BROTHER FABRICLAN,
aul2-5m President.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY 2s 1894
Trains leave daily from Union station (B, aud p
9th and SITS.
Through the grandest scenery in America With the
hsndsomesI and most ccmplete Solid Train Service
West from Washington.
300 + m. dAily-'wsshington and Chicago spe-
cial"-Soid vestibuled, newly equipped. electric
lighted train. Pullman's finest Sleeping cars WASH
ington TO Chicago. Dining IRON Washington.
Chicago SO T. m
IL 10 r. m. daily-The famous p r. v. Iimited---
a solid vestiO ule train. with dining and Pullman
sleepers Tor Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisvllls
without chance. arriving st Cincinnati Is % y. m
Lexington 6;l5 D m. Louisville go p. m Ind an
apOs ii 30 m. Chicago 9: 81 e. n- rt. Louis As
q. m. connecting in Union depot for all points.
Special Pullman sleeper Mondays. Wednesday, aud
Fridays through 70 Hot spring. Va. without change
arrives As a.
200 .. N. dAily-Express for Gordonsv1lie. Char.
lottesvile. Neynesboro. htaunton principal Viz
ginia points, daily. except Sunday. for Richmond.
Pu Imam locations and tickets Al oompsnys oncss
513 and 1927 Pc
mys9 r. W FULLER. Gent Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

use. Everybody knows about
Pearline for washing clothes.
We talk more about that,
because of all the wear and tear
and labor it saves, by doing
away with that ruinous rub,
rub, rub. But don't let its help
stop there. With anything
that will wash at all, Pearline
will save you something in the
washing. Dishes, paint, wood
work, marble, windows, carpets
without taking up), milk cans,
silver, jewelry, etc.-these are
only some of the things that
are washed best with Pearline.
Beware of limitations. s68 JAMES PYLE. NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-14

Use the great specific for "cold in head"
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.