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FINANCIAL

wM. MAYSE co. DESIRE TO ANNOUNCE TO
their creditors that they will 80 into voluntary
liquidation by the ID of January. 1894. and that
II viii be their purpose 20 pay their indebtedness
as rapidly as they can convert their assets Into
money or acceptable securities.
10 succeed VIM. Mayse a Co.. the CONNER
ClAL INVESTMENT COMPANY OF Washington.
u. e, corporation duly Incorporated under the
laws OF Virginia. WILL OPEN FOR BUSINESS
at the same place JANUARY ., 1894 AUTHOR
lied CAPITAL STOCK. 100000. divided into
l,OOO shares OF the par value OF 500 each
A LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES VIII. BE
HELD OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPT----.
THE COMMERCIAL INrESTAhNT COMPANY
will engage In q GENERAL BANKING BUN,
NESS.
The long and active identfncstion Of the rress-
dent Of the new company the oueiness 10
terests of the District and his keen desire TO
still maintain the same will make him specially
solicitous for the fullest the enter
prise, and he gives earnest assurance to patrous
and friends Of his best and most conscientious
efforts TO the end that the mutual interests Of
all concerned may be promoted and served
COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT COMPANY,
SIC NINTH ST. NV.
ID. p. LEIBHARDT. wM. NAYSE,
Secy. and Treas. Qu Prest.
SAVE MoNEY!-ExTRA Low RATES FoR Fusn
and plate glass insurance. EDWARD T. BATH
90I 6 St. licensed real estate broker. dlest.
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Her Trial Ended.

The Quintard iron works. contractors
for the construction Of the cruiser Marble
head, have withdrawn their request for
another speed trial, and that vessel viii
be accepted by the government on the basis
Of her speed showing OF l6<A knots on her
recent trial
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Awarded the Contract.

George w. Corbett Of this city has made
the lowest bid for the construction of a
public building at st. Adams, VT, and he
will be awarded the contract His bid was
sos 665.
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FRIENDS.
SEVENTH-DAY ADyENTIsTs.

ALL ARE INVITED TO FRIENDS MEETING
ORTHODOXY, every First day at IL at Y. NJ c. A.
1409 y. Y. ave. Prayer meeting on the 2lst 1t
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The National Safe Deposit,
Savings And Trust
COrnnany


CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK Avn
Chartered by special act Of oongress
jan. 1sC1, and acts OF Oct, 1880, and Feb, ion2
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION porIARA
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglsr-pr vaulo at .
pc. annum upward
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received from Ten Cents mvara
and interest allowed on s. and above
lcans money on real estate and collateral
security. Sells nrst-class real estate ana sths9
securities in sums Of $500 and upward
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
This company Is a legal depository for essus
and trust funds and acts as admins ira tsr. 81.
ecutor, receiver, assignee and executes trunts
of all kinds. Wills prepared By q eonpotsa1
attorney In daily attendance.
pENIAMrN p. SNYDER, President.
ChARllS c CLOVER First Vice Prea1aua
JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON, Second Vice PyUa
THOMAS II. JONES Third Vice Pros
r. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer
ALBEIT l. STURTEvANT Secretau.
JOHN Z. WILSON. Trust Ofbcer
Directors:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbin
Albert L. Sturtevant, Andrew Wrlie
George II. Plant Matthew a HmseA
Lewis Clephane. Charles A james,
Henry a Willard u. Francis Riaa.
James NJ: Johnston. Charles Q. Gloves,
X; Ross Perry. John q. Psrke.
Thomas Hyde. John r. Rodesru
William E. Clark Thomas r. Jsosa.
Robert o. HOFFMAN WOODBURY. BlafsL
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTISM.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, 10TH ST. ABOVE
Scott Circle. DR.. Chas. A. Stakey, pastor
meeting. $50 pm: preaching BY the pastor
IL am. and 80 pm. Come one come all. 1t
MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH, COR. 4TH
and sts NV, Rev W. ?. Gibbons. pastor =,
Rev. Burch. o. d., of Chicago; baptising after
e %ag Of a Sermon rs
to the Ladies' Court of G. IT, Of Gallilean Fish
eTenng oy preaching evening" at
O'Clock. Come. Strangers welcome. Seats freelt'
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH. ST. BETWEEN
18th and Ian sts n Snnda Rev. school aayiIr pas
sermon by pastor; subject, The Christian Race Race
fer The f.s at al p iGsR
w. A.. Burch, ID. D., OF Chicago Inc pubic are
PASTOR E. HEz SVEN BREACHES N THE
new auditorium Of the Second Baptist Church,
h e and Va the spsaS res at You
most cordially invited 1t
Sunday school, $3.50 am. preaching at IL am.
f ISm to a ne at grand
Sunday school concert on Monday night Come IT
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. E ST. BET. 9Th
Muir, at Ii am and $50 pm. evening subject,
"a Double Crime" Sunday school, $3.50 am; /;
, Young Peoples meeting Gas pm Ali T It
NINETEENTH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH; 18TH
ard 1 streets NV. Rev. Walter II. Brooks,
DID. PASTOR am. Sunday school; IL An, AM,
ing; 1880. service OF song by the choir of the
church. Seats free. Public invited 1t
BERF.AN BAPTIST CHURCH. 18TH ST BET. L
VIM A. Credit. Subject: Church bondage =.
Preaching 7:45 pm: by Rev. Robert Johnson Of
meeting. 1870 pm. Prayer meeting. pm. Pub
lie invited. 1t
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. STH AND II STs
school. $50 am. P. II. Bristow. superintendent.
KS PasGr G eli e s and and
Rev. 7. outwater: sunday school. 9i45
Am, Preas I ,,, II am. and 1880 pm. ME-
R school, sas $50 $40 l. D. hss
cordially invited to these services. 1t
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, CORNER 9TH AND
shoo $40 am HI Ees at II am GSm
munion at pm. Preaching at pm. All are
welcome. 1t
MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH. CORNER 18TH
At R,ofson An 9: preaching Es at i Funeral Of
Subject The Worth Of the soui ISHl An are arc We'll We'll
come. lie
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH, Sd ST. NV, RTsH.
op Johnson, DID,, pastor.-II am, Rev. q. N.
7: King, DD.., president wayland Seminary.
Wis. MD. Subject. Noted Abol,tIon,sts 3 40
pm;: special sermon by pastOr-'Feast of Bel.
and H SITS s.w.-Grand rally ali day; Sunday
oaio. Coleman the funeral of Mrs Redmond at
preaching at 7:3o pm. by the pastor 1t:
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH. COR. 9TH
ana a SITS: ne Green Clay Smith. pastor
Sunday school $50 am G. y. s. $50 p'm o
Seats free. All invited 1T IL
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UNITARIAN,

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 14TH AND sTs.-ll A.
m, religious services by Rev. X. r. Shippen; 8
pm. Hon. Carroll d. Wright will speak Of .'fhe
Industrial Emancipation Of Woman" Sunday
pies meeting, pm. All invited. 1t
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UNIvERsALIST,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, 18TH AND L.
Ashamed s Of the ese Gs.Da 9p pastor an Not
Crown" Solos morning and evening by Rev.
stanford Mitchell, the singing evangelist. Ali
THE CHURCH OF THE REDEFMER- HANFS'
Hall, 9Th and Pennsylvania ave. se-Serytces at
pm, preaching by Rev. A. @. Rogers d ID,
subject What Cniversalists Believe" Al wei.
come ~
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EPISCOPAL.


ST. Marks CHURCH, COR. Sd AND A sTs 9
e.-Rev. David richards. Holy communion I 80
sm.; other services. IL am. and 1880 D. m
Strangers invited. IL
ST. JOHNS CHURCH. GEORGETOWN, ST.
pet sd and 33d. Rev Chas. F. Buck rector
Services tomorrow: Holy communion 40 a. m.
Morning PRAYER and sermon, IL. Evening prayer
49, Vested choir Strangers cordially Invited 1
ST. PAULiS CHURCH. 23D ST. NEAR WASH
ington Circle Rev Alfred Harding, rector.-AlI
school, 9:45 am. Rev. DIR. Gihson's Bible class
10 am. Litany, celebration and sermon. IL a IN
choral evensong and sermon, 1880 pm. Strangers
cordially invited. 1t
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, COR. OF MASS
ave. anu Eth st. n.w.-1f am. ushers sent
strangers; vested choir; pm, seats free; 7:3O
pm; seats free; vested choir; subject, Illus
bands. Love Your Wives" the rector Dr. Elliott
VIII preach at IL am. and 1880 pm. 1t
EpliHANY CHURCH, g ST, REV. r. II. Nc
Kim, u. D., rector.-Snnday services s and IL
an, and 1870 pm. Strangers welcome. 1t
CHRIST CHURCH. G ST. Sc. BET. 9TH AND
1th, Archdeacon Gilbert F. Williams rector
Sunday services, II an. and 80 D. m Preach
Ing or featuring at every service. IT
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THE PROPHESIES OF DANIEL. 7TH CHAPTER
will be the subject of the discourse OF Elder s
J. Hersum at Seventh Day Adventist Church
9Th ST. bet. and G SITS. me-, at 1880 o'cloc]
tomorrow evening. 1ts
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Life Tontine Endowment
AND PAID-UP policies purchased st q fsir ais-
count.
dIi-tf EDWARD n BURNS. 1907 y IT. Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-18

Tomorrow's weather forecast for District Of @
lumbia and vicinity-Fair. with cold wave.
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WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
The annual meeting OF the Washington Market
Company VIII be held at the office Of the COM
pany In the Center market, In the city Of WASH
fn2ton. at II o'clock the first Monday,
being the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, 1894, for
the choice Of thirteen directors for the ensuing
year, and to act on any other subject within the
power of the corporation that may be brought
before the meeting. SAMUEL W. CURRIDEN,
Secretary.
WsshinRton. d. c., Dec. Is. 1893. dl6-tial
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SPIRITUA LISM,

BRANCH NO 1. FIRST SOCIETY OF SPIRITUAL
lists, 2O2 9th st. s.e.-Services Sunday at IA n
m; lnspirational address by Geo d. N. Bigrs.
subject subject. Love and its Results" followed with
nneld every MONDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
yte
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CHURCH OF THE REFORMATION, PA AVE.
and "a st. s.e.-Preaching by the pastor, Rev
W; L. Parson, at IL am. Rev. DIR. o. III. Gu.
lick, recently from Hawaii, will speak of Ha-
waiiGn affairs at 1880; Sunday school at $50:
c. T., 6:45 Seats free. II
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NON.SECTARIAN.

pension Office, Rev. Alex. Kent, pastor.-Sunday
school at 10 am. and preaching at IL 10. Copies
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NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
9th and ID streets northeast.-Services at ii a M
and 1880 p. IN. by the pastor, E. B. Bagby. Every
member is requested to be present at the morn
ing service. 1t
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-TIIE
Rev. Allen Phipert Of Philadelphia will preach
at II and 1880; Sunday school, $50; Y. r. s.
Q. E. meeting, $3.50. All very welcome. It,
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. FER CENT DISCOUNT ON wRoUGHT-IRON
eapdlssticxs and novelties. to reduce stock. II
per cent d.scount andirons and other fireplace
AxtnrsA J. q. CORNING. rle shop. SO 1ath st.
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UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST.

UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST MEMORIAL,
Church, corner r and NJ Capitol sts., Rev. j. E.
Fout, pastor.-Preaching at IL am. and 7:3O
pm. by Rev. G. J. Rondobush; communion after
the morning sermon; Sunday school at PM :
Y. p. ). G. Z. at $3.50 pm. All welcome. it,
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THE JUDGMENT OF MAN AFTER DEATH IN
the World of Spirits" is the subject of the Rev
Frank Sewalrs sermon at the Church Of the Holy
CITY Dupont circle, II am; Sunday school, II: 10
in Our World-Christ in Our Public Life" All
seats are free. II
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NOTICE To CLAIMANTS.
Notice Is hereby given to any one having any
interest in the following described property to
come forward and file thei< claims at once or
the will be proceeded against is pro-
vided in section $500. Revised Statutes of the
United States, wit: tubs OF oIeouarg arine
seized In Washington. u. c.. on Dec. 5. 1898.
JOHN y. GRAVES, Deputy Internal Revenue COL
lector. Division TO- Dist. OF Md d16-s&w1m
THE USUAL SEM-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF
three dollars tSSJ per share the capital stock
Of the Real Estate Title Insurance Company OF
the District OF Columbia has been declared, pay
able on and after the I'd DAY OF JANUARY loy4
AZ the once of the company, 47O La. ave. NV.
Transfer books close Dec. ~, 1893.
d16-wSs to Jal GEO. Z. FI.ENIING Secy
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PART
nersnlp heretofore existing between Charles
Pfeifer and Charles NJ. Pine. under the firm name
OF ffeifer Pine, at 14Z2 Pennsylvania ave.,
washington. DC, has this day been dissolved BY
mutual consent, the said Charles NJ Pine retiring
from said nrm- All parties indebted to said firm
Will make payment to said Charles Pfeirer, to
whom all claims against said firm should be pre-
sented for payment without delay.
Washington. DC, November Is, 1898.
Witness: CHAS. PFEIFER,
MEX COHEN- CHAS. NJ PINE
Mr. DAVID NJ. ALBRIGHT Is authorized to
collect and receipt In my name.
d63t CHAS. PFEIFER
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GRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 18TH ST. NV
bet. Rhode Island ave. and ST., Rev. A. Thos
g. Apple, pastor.-Mornng service, IL. Sunday
school, $3.50 am. Evening service 7:3O IT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

kNUWLEDGE Is POWER
II you undetermined, dissatisfied or: con.
honted with any din1culty consult DIR. MANY
iums you ever met. She tells truthfulness Of
friends. lost stolen property. business deal or
Matrimonial venture. Don't buy, sell or 90 on q
journey until you consult this gifted lady.
Or1ee over Aendershotts drug store, o29 18th
ST. NV. Washington, ID. c. dl62t'
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Fancy pigeons, rabbits. Guinea pigs, white mice,
squirrels, ringdoyes. goats. fawns, bow bow and
Maltese and Angora cats SCHADS PEI An
NAL STORE d16-1w
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CONGREGATIONALIST.

REV. DIR. O'GORMAN OF THE CATHOLIC UNI
versity will preach Sunday at IL o'clock mass in
st. Patrck's Church, 10th ST., between and g
streets. NV. IT.
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Why John Didn't Understand.

From the Kansas City Times.
A Chinaman sat yesterday in close prox-
unity to a group of attractive young wo-
men in the ladies' waiting room of the
Union depot. Some one objected to his
presence and requested a passenger con-
ductor to escort him to another waiting
room.
'"This is a ladies' waiting room," the pas
senger director informed him in mild tones
You will have to sit in another room"
The Chnaman looked at him with a most
woful absence Of expression. mo sabe,"
he replied.
II say you will have to go in there" the
passenger conductor ordered again, point
ing significantly to another waiting room.
But John seemed utterly innocent Of the
meaning of the words or the point.
mo sabe" he again returned with q
shake of his head
The passenger director once more tried
to explain that he was out of place, and
that objection to his presence had been
raised; and then, after a long study of the
continued blank look on the face Of the
celestial, concluded to let him alone. Clearly
ne could not be made understand, and the
director, of course. did not wish to remove
him by force.
And when the Official had gone the ex-
preston Of the smart Chinaman's face sud-
denly veered around to intelligence and
there was a knowing twinkle in his little
almond eyes and a broad smile on his yell
low face as he turned to a man near by
and remarked
''Plece-flooIs. Want nile leave pletty
girls and glo among hlobos."
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graph or by telephone with the shore While
useful in time of peace. in war such a sys-
tenn would be most valuable. enabling
armed cruisers to get orders and send in'
formation without approaching within sight
Of terra firma- The inventor, who mas .ust
left Washington, asks no pay for his idea,
which Is given purely In the interest Of
science.
The plan-already under consideration by
the light house board, for communicating
with light ships-involves the laying Of an
ordinary Geographic cable out from shore
miles. To mark the seward eni o. IL a
conspicuous buoy Is anchored. The precise
location of this buoy is marked on the naIi-
teal charts. A vessel desiring to senu a
message to the land anchors close by the
buoy and drops a wire to the bottom. 1t is
not expected to come in contact with the
cable, but salt water being a first-rate con-
ductor, the electric current from Ii battery
on board the ship jumps from the wire to
the cable and Is transmitted to the shore
station
To afford the requisite current there must
be q circuit A telegraph line between
Washington and Philadelphia needs but a
single wire. because the two ends are at
tached to metal plates which are buried in
the earth So excellent a conductor is the
earth that the current transmitted from
Philadelphia to Washington passes back
through the earth without the aid Of Il WIRE
and 50 the circuit Is completed. Now. in like
manner, the line by which the ship ccm-
municates with the land must be ''grouni-
ed at both ends. This Is accomplished by
the method shown in the diagram.
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In favor of SLANG.

From the Hartford Comm Courant.
There are, perhaps, some formal, cut-and-
dried people who still nourish the notion
that slang Is vulgar, and the use thereof a
horrid thing. If so. let them read Brandcr
Matthews bright and entirely sensible pa
per in the July "Harper's" on The Func-
ton of Slang" They will. II is to be hoped.
see the error of their ways, and liven up
their speech hereafter with more vff-hand
and idiomatic language.
Not that Prof. Matthews defends slang
in toto; no, he readily admits that some o:
il is base-born, intrinsicaIiy low and neces-
sarily ephemeral in Its lease of life. Bat
certain Varieties of slang are not only in
nocent but highly desirable. One such Is
the word or phrase once In use. but :ailen
ern emergency. Plenty OF what passes for
modern-born slang IL o. this order. l,of.
Matthews gives as example the iJicm
fire out as in the phrase IN lire you out
which. as literary students are aware. &C.
ours in one of Shakespeare's sonnets. The
use of the word deck in "a deck If cards. 50
also Shakesperean The Investigator will
be aStonished to find how much that seems
new will resolve itself into the old In this
matter of idiom.
Again, a great deal Of slang that In being
made every year and every day all about Is
legitimate and welcome. The test IL, wheth-
er it survives or not. and nobody can say
that the street slang Of today will not be
the accepted idiom of tomorrow. We can
see this going on all the while. Ten years
ago the word dude was outside of polite So
ciety; now it is in the International Web
ster and the Century dictionary. and has a
distinct literary value. Cases illustrating
this point could be multiplied Indefinitely.
Slang that Is spontaneously born, that is
forcible and picturesque. and that fills a
real want is not an enemy to language. but
rather it's very life, its chief means of re-
cruiting the outworn words and ttioms,
which through long use have been rubbed
down from their original bright and pic
ture-making quality into undressing con-
ventional coins of expression.
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RAILROADS.


PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
STEP R RsI,T TRAs ass slREsPP
TRAINS LEAVE sf M 12ol 5sT M STATION
NJ xs- srf ms s.
t EIpress g Pullman vsstibuis Car. at Ito p m.
VII ssspas Car as.sinss q 10 g Z es.ss Sf as
gs and Dining Car Hsrr a 70 chca9s Pss
81 Louis uG ~ aSs T0I.s Ss a g Gsys.na o9sgs
rsrlor Car hsrrisburs T. Pttsbars and sl..pins
T TT from fittsSurg 70 Columbus, cieveissd and
P m. daily P.Tior Oar washington e a.sris IS
and cSsssc snd Dining 'S cs st h.r qi:
burg 10 81 Louis Western Erpress AZ 80 >. m
s9HSscsns dsy =, HsrssaTs %. 70 ssSoSss
SlssPers for p pt,sbur. and oevelsnd fsiimsa
5gTsss 70 sDs; daily fSE pl,ssnEs
Paman sespns 6sr Ssssi %ess 1 70 81 81 LSg:
sleepnF Car Harrisburg 70 Memphis Din,aS e Oar
daily tor Pittsburg and he West. With thronnh
For Ks Kane e pS'ssSTs and s.Tss5 e
For t sEs 20 ana kSss..,g sn gus
For %,. with sIssTI1s g. . f.
ro, s g io'ara.' N''A
s4,Iy: sTssps sUngsy . 'n For @iii.%.po only
rok Z FIJI 8 z TA Hi!l. stw YORK AND TIE
EAST 7;o5 lR. and D. fIpress. si.epsns. psrior
ni,ss bipsns 6 GO S ssa mo m ~ @
= Is. 20. 10. 90 and IL IS pm on ss.ndsy
Dining Care no %, chesl 20. go. ii o. M mn
cSssR h 81 a9 % f M H g p
New York. 400 PM daily for PsilsasipSis vsss
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fass cypress $50 a. m week days. and 34s pm
Accommodation. s ooa m. daily
Express 2. OF and 5. 40 >. IN. daily
sArsieg. cypress Narlor carr. 3. 90 m week dsvs
TOT Ds,on Without change. q SO N week days ssd
For BIoofiyh. = Y. all through train. coss.cs "a
ms direct transfer % Fulton street. sssidins
double terrisee across New York city.
and - Is m. every f dsy sasara ss. o oays
f'f eese' ssS 1913 SGs q s aS' iis So
as @ 81 70 Is 81 sf 8 g 6 q
IS 8 . oc OF I.ni,. q I 20 e q aS
For Popes Creek Line 20 m and 4. 30 p. n daily
For Annspolis 2ao. 90 and II. 50 a. M. ana "a
Pm n daily ad exoept sunday. Sundays zoo o. m.
For essnsris 81 e. sS sp Fa .6 so q
m ,s Y ~ ~ noon 90 2 u 3. Is 4 %. S % 49,
& 81 Is S9 e ~. g. q g. s SHs d
For h & sna the south 30 and 10 81 IN.
Appropriation e. ousnticO. 745 an daily and
Trains e leave Sls5snar,. for WASHINGTON. eos EOS
seS 70. 20 Is; II; Y a II = an 100 Sos
gSs sgsSs, 4 lS a nc II b .ss u "
ner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue aud Il te
station where orders be left Cor the chectins u
sassafs e ssssipatiOn from hotels ana
General Manager. t,y5l General Passenger agent.
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule In effect July 9. ISa3.

Schedule I'm effect July g. 1893
Leave Washington from station corner Of New seruu,
For chicaro and Northwest, ve.sibulea Isnss,a
Express trains lbs am. els. 40 nm IL S.
fOs oincinns ST Yeai 80, ana f nsise.p u s:
buled Limited. 3. 20 ., m. express l2 IS night. -
=, or M an ana Cleveland express dAily IL
For Lerin9fon and stanton. .lo. Soam.
has s.s ana ~ ss.s.o NJ 70
can. s 70 MMs%En. 20 m aay ssspsnf
For I1rsy. 80 Sos p%. as iSa Na'n''i'
For Baltimore. week drys. 90. Is. 20. g IS. NJ Is
as.. M 90 3 g 6 g &C g a1R
i: I'D i sos g so 49, slfS 81
+ %isG'f % i18 e. ds g. !. .ss g. s
no, For hsSspo. d and g 8 . M. L. Is ana q 20
p n; Sunday s Sosp ~ pm.
For a.ssrsto-n. no 20 a m sne asopm
For Gsi,hersburs and way posns,i "a as. - oo.
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