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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Open Evenings until Christmas.
Shattered Prices
PERRY'S.

n Asst week made us lot of remnants in
our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. We
never had such pronounced Endorsement Of
sur superior taste and judgment has been eI-
pressed In the unusually large business We have
asos this ssason-in spite Of all the drawbacks-
What We call remnants In DRESS GOODS
not . yard or two-Sut a piece or two. Enough
to supply or two Of you with lengths enough
for elaborate gowns.
This Offering numbers come of the choicest effects
We have. We are really sorry to the last Of
Them But there il to be bad this season.
Our exclusive rule works to our own disadvantage
sometimes. 1t makes q waste Of these last ends
Still the flush Of the success We have had atones
for the loss to come.
as-inch ALLwooL CHEcKs-plaiu eolcrs
and placs-
Were soc.
NOW 32c
3S-inch Atwood PI.ADS--
Were 75c-
NOW soc.
i2-inch Atwood PLAID CHEyIOTS-
Were si.l5.
NOW soc.
39-inch NOVELTY SPOT CHEyIoT-only
one style left
Was 500.
NOW Soc.
4O-iuch Atwood CAMELs HAIR
Black and white-one piece left
Was $50.
NOW soc.
3Sinch ALL-wOOL DIAGOSAIS-Green.
Navy and Blue. and Brown-plain eOIors-
Were Coo.
Now soc.
so-ineh AIL-wooL CHEvIoTs - Navy
Were Use.
NOW 4Sc.
42-inch RAINBow-Navy Blue. Red and
Heliotrops and Green
We're 81 IS.
NOW S1OO.
+Oineh SILK and WOOL CHEvRON
STRIPES+Navy Blue. Brown and Wine
Were 81 %.
NOW s1.Oo.
42-inch SATIN BEEBER-an colors-
Were $3.50.
NOW sI.oo
42-inch SILK and WOOL FANCY
wEAvES - Garnet and HelotroDe-shot
Were $50.
NOW SIS.
+6-inch SILK and WOOL OTTOMAN
Sage and HeliotrOpe-
Were $3.50.
NOW 500.
46-inch SILK and WOOL BASKET CLOTH
only In Garnet
Was 81 IS.
NOW 90.
42inch ILLUMINATED HOP SACKNG-
Green. Blue and Red
Were $500.
NOW $3.50.
4s-inch oMBRE STRIPES
Were $500.
NOW $3.50.
42-inch SILK and WOOL NATTE-two
Were 500. |
NOW S15O.
46-inch SILK and WOOL "LOIE FULLER"
Gseen and Magenta aud Green and Hello
trope-
Were S275.
NOW 81 25.
46-inch SILK and WOOL NOVELTY
Were 500.
NOW 81 so
4s-inch BROWN. BLUE and GREEN
MATEIASSE-
Were Sl.75.
NOW S1OO.
4s-inch DIAGONAL STRIPESLBrown and
Blue
Were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
THE RACE IS WOW

: over 70 good
health and render
ed impervious TO
disease when the
blood is pure and
the liver active.
For the liver is
the sentinel which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Japanese
Sold to
Pay Duties.

We secured the entire lot,
and offer it now for ONE
third and one=half it's value.
A short time ago am inn
porter received his Fall CON-
signment of goods for the
holiday trade, and was not
then able to pay even the
custom duties ON same. He
raised the money to take
them out of the custom
house, and Immediately
sold the entire lot at auc=
tion to reimburse the par
ties from whom he had bor=
rowed the money. We
bought the entire lot at
prices which would hardly
pay for the duties ON the
same.
Below are a few of what
we are offering==by cold
type you can get MO idea of
the beauty and artistic
value of the articles we
offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
Holiday
Book Sale.

To those who have never visited Bood De-
partment We kindly ask a call. Our department Is
the second largest In the L. s., is continually
stocked with the latest publications. NOT ONLY
DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON, BUT ALL THE
iEAh ROUND, and our prices are the lowest.
Macauley's History Of England, vols, pub
nsned at IS, whole set for ......-........... oSc.
Hawthornes Works, vols, cloth and gold,
pub. ut $3.50 whole set for .s1.9S
Dickens Works, 10 vols. whole set for. 81. so
Seorge Eliots Works, VOLS whole set for. 81. 80
cooper : Leather Stocking Tales, 5 vols. CSC.
Plutarch's Lives, vols. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sc.
Gibbons History OF Rome. vols. ...........S1.S SO
Prescotts Conquest of Peru, vols. 75c.
Prescotts Conquest Of Mexico vols. ....... .9Sc.
PRESCOTT ; Ferdinand and Isabella, 3 vols. Csc.
Dores Illustrated Books, Bible Gallery
Dahtes Inferno, Millions Purgatory and
a. r,..~-.':. Sl.lo
aIt1. dumas works, vols. ..............S1.2 %
BulWer iNtton's Works. 13 vols .........S3.a %
rsuskih "orss IL vols. ..................S9 50. 25
So,I > "averiy Novels. IL vols .........S3.e as
Dii SIo.lts OF venice .-.-....-.......S2.5 so
husAih MODERN Painters. gS
Large line OF Illustrated Books for Children IOc
up " ' W.
Also the largest collection of Finely Bound Sets
SIhsIe NoiumSs' Finely Illustrated Books &C. at
elsewhere. ~ P~'
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Cut
| This
Out

Ladies' and Gents
SILK Worked Velvet
Embroidered Slippers
AT. ...---.-. ......-
Gents Chenille
N"-sed Velvet and
Imitation Alligator
Slippers at.
g different STYLES
Mems Chenille Work
ed Plush slippers. 8
kinds Of Gents Fancy
Leather Toilet Slip
Pers. 81 sorts OF
Ladies' Embroidered
Cloth. Velvet and
Quilted Serge Toilet
Slippers. ALL.
Mems Tan Goat
Faust" Slippers. L.
different kinds Of
fancy feathers, aud
Plush Slippers, at.
20 different sorts of
Gents SIX Plush.
Real Alligator and
Russia Calf slippers
at...-... .......
Gents Russia Calf
Faust" Slippers.
ladies Felt Fur
bound Juliet" Slip
pers ard Carriage"
Boots. At. $50.
All OF Gents $3.50
and So Russia Calf
and Oxide Kid Slip
pers. handsome col
ors. OPERA" or
FAUST" style. the
latter with or with
out elastic sides. at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11
He Had No Accompiices.

The articles mentioned as we'll as a num-
Der Of others found In Vaillants room were
conveyed to an apartment in the law courts
where they were placed under seal pending
further investigation. The officials charged
with the investigation of the explosion have
ascertained that Valiant has been decidedly
mysterious in his movements recently, and
that he was out a great deal and rarely
spoke to the people in the hotel.
Valiant continues to pretend to be utterly
indifferent as to the consequences of his
crime. and speaks Of 1t as though 1t did not
concern him In the slightest.
Experienced detectives, whose duty 1t is
to devote themselves entirely to watching
anarchists and reporting upon their doings
and sayings, express the belief that Vail
liant had number of accomplices. But
valiant replies to all questions on this sub
ject with the remark:
You need not put yourself to the trouble
of searching for accomplices. 1 alone did
the deed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11

All the slightly injured people whom the
police detained at the Hotel de Vile, unless
suspected of some connection with the ex-
plosion, were released late in the afternoon.
The condition of the injured is satisfac-
tory, and it is now hoped that no lives will
be lost through the explosion.
The Wounded Deputies.
Deputy Lemre is still confined to his bed,
and has not been able to remove the ban
dages from his wound. In an interview,
Able Lemire said that he hoped soon to be
able to resume his duties.
Several other of the wounded deputies
were visited, and they were also found to be
progressing towards recovery
Deputy Montebello, who was also called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-11

their greedy grasping souls with horror and
dismay Others blindly worship the popular
idol fashion"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
EKCOkIAND.

Mr.. G. W. Reeves has broken ground on
Hartford street near 18th for new house for
Mr. X. E. Murray. manager OF the Emerson
shoe house OF Washington.
Mrs.. L. ;. J. Dunbar has returned to her
Brookland home after quite sojourn in Wash
ington-
SIR l.. Ma-ean has returned from Cumber-
land. lid.
ur. q. ". williamson Is clearing the ground
preparatory 10 erecting four new houses at the
corner of DOye- and 1i,h streets Two houses
are intended TO front on Dover street and two
on l4th-
The Queenstown Mite and Literary Society
had IL small attendance AT their last meeting on
account of the storm. but pleasant time was
had by al present. for no one fails OF u hearty
welcome in the hoSpitable home of Mrs. Means
airs. Vim. Hackett and Mr.. Chas. Warren read
acceptable selections and Mrs. Nella Lord en-
teriained the company with vocal and iustru-
mental music, after which the Young folks had
IA merry social time. The mite meetings will
shortly be held IN the Sunday school room of
the Baptist Church.
Miss sidney and Mr. Fred. johnson enter
tained their fellow members of the Brookhnd
Card Cab at the residence OF their mother,
Mrs. Margaret johnson. with progressive
euchre. Miss FTancere MarGan carried of
the ladies' Prize and Mr.. Louis Carmick was
equally fortunate in securing the gentlemen 5
souvenir. Enjoyable music by Miss Addle
JaIliea and Refreshments closed the pleasant
evening. Among the guests were DIR. and Mrs.
J. Henry Brooks. Mis-, Agnes Brooks, Mrs.
Julien. Mrs. Col Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward, SIR. anu Mrs. Hatfield, Misses Mary,
Kate and Lena Terry and the Messrs. Berry
man. Julien. Carmick and Eurr-
Miss Annie Magui-e and Mr.. II. Frank Schri-
der were married last evening at the BrOok!and
Chapel BY Rev. Dr.. HyvernaI of the university.
assisted by Rev. Father lie Wulf. The cere-
InOny WAS very impressive and the bride looked
charming in q reseda green silk gown with
" bite lace trimming and becoming white lace
bonnet The bride maid Miss Annie
Eoach, Hastily dressed IN French gray silk, with
white le5bCrr fat trimmed with daisies. Mr..
Charles Mcguire was best ri..:- After the cere-
aory reception held nj the residence of
the bride in South EroOkaEd. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schriler will make their future home in Brook
land where q new residence Is being built for
them.
Miss Mary Harold of Riverdale. Nd, was
recently the guest o. Mrs. Gen. helton NJ the
Soldiers Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
TAkONA PARK.

An adjourned business meeting of the Chris
tiAn EEdeavor Society for the election of off,
Ger. and committees TO serve for the ensuing
six months was held il the chapel last night,
Mrs. c. " Heaton, ir.. the retiring president
in the chair. The nominating committee pre-
sented the names selected. which were unani-
nously elected. a. follows: President. Miss
lIyth Page. who in n Jew weil-chosen remarks
expressed her sense OF the honor and took
charge VI tine meeting. when the election pro-
ceedet; wee president. N-s. Arthur Little:
secretary. Miss Edith Bur-el! treasurer. Mrs.
Bertha Llrcn vino was also reelected organis..
The Committees are: Look out. Miss Alice
Bailey chairman. social. Rev. Arthur Little.
Chairman; PRAYER meeting. Mr.. Burrel chair
man. SUNDAY school. Mir. klnnear, chairman.
Mr.. Little. llrs. {. NJ Heaton and Miss c. VI.
Sammy were appointed a committee of three 20
arrange for the nlass meeting TO be given here
In Nav.
A number Of ladies' me. Thursday afternoon
IN the charel fox the purpose of organizing a
Ladies All Society OihceTs were elected as
follows; MIS-. Vim. Fewsmith. president: Mrs.
B!odgett. first vice PRESIDENT; Ms. Arthur
Little. second vice president; Miss Alice Bailey,
secretary: Miss ongfellow. treasurer. meet
iES ANNOUNCED for Thursday next at 2
O'Clock. when a constitution and bylaws Will
BE- adopted.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Garrett entertained at din
FER Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and
Sir. and Mrs. q. ". shelton of Washington.
Mrs. 4 T. CrensEaw has returned from an
absence Of several weeks spent in visiting
friends in Baltimore and vicinity very much
beus'',eti by her trIp.
1lsa- -. ID. sunny the hostess Wednes-
day g. a luncheon gwen TO Mrs Henry Garrett.
he table was decorated with flowers and ferns,
IN which yellow predOmInated. with covers for
eight. Va: Mrs. II. Garrett. Mrs. Elsie Tingle
Mrs. 4. X. Tlngie Mrs. Alice Clendenin. Mrs.
Ii. CLAW Sitter and the Misses Stella Bennett and
L. NJ SUNNY.
Miss Nav Entwisle of Washington, with Miss
EesSis Baldwin of BroOkland. Is visiting Miss
Jessie Lewis of Maple avenue.
Mr.. jesse Watkins Of Lewisburg. Pa, is visit
ing his BROTHER. Mr.. VIM Watkins, proprietor
OF the hotel of that name.
Mrs Albert Dempsey and Mrs John Moses o
Washington were guests Of Mrs. Norman Brain
eru Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
Affected by the Closing of Western Bank

Affected by the Closing of y Western Bank.
A number of citizens of Nashua, N. H., are
affected by the closing of the doors Of the
Union Loan and Trust Company Of Sioux City.
It is said that some 100000 worth of
che company's stock is held at Nashua,
considerably more than in any other city
in New England. The business men there. who
are informed of the affairs Of the company, be-
heve nothing will be lost and the suspension is
but temporary. As far could be learned
none of the loca! savings banks hold the paper
Of the company. All Of the stock Is held by
private individuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
knights OF the Golden Gross.

At the closing session Of the Grand Com
mandery United Order of the Golden Cross
the election OF officers was completed. The
full list Is as follows: Grand commander,
Richard H. Yates Of National Commandery
vice grand commander, Mrs. Mary E. Peabody
Graham of st. Johns; grand treasurer, John
n. Ehle OF ST. Johns; grand prelate, Leslie R.
Irembly OF National; grand herald, Frank E.
Newton OF Capital; grand warder inner gate,
Levin c. Handy Of National; grand wsrder
outer gate, W. q. Bateman Of National; past
grand commander. Dr. s. /. Groot of Good
Will; representatives to the Supreme Com
mandery. John N. Ehle Of st. John's And VIM.
r. Kent OF Trinity; alternates, Mrs. Martha J.
Peabody OF Capital and Miss Adelaide Payne Of
Goodwill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

In the house Of commons yesterday Home
Secretary Asquith was questioned in con-
nection with the special favors extended
to the Dowsger Duchess of Sutherland, now
undergoing imprisonment in Holloway jail for
contempt Of court in having wilfully destroyed
. document which she had been permitted BY
order Of the court OF probate to examine In
reply to several questions on the subject Home
Secretary Asquith declared that the prisons
cot provided that 6rst-class misdemeanants
should be allowed the privileges enjoyed By the
Dowager Duchess OF Sutherland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
The Kaiser Goes to Naples.

The German emperor and empress and the
King and Queen of Italy. together with the
royal princess and others in attendance upon
their imperial and royal majesties, started
from Rome yesterday for Naples. Streets,
windows aud housetops were thronged with
people and enthusiasm great as on the
occasion Of the arrival Of the emperor and
empress in Rome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
INNINGS.
,:si%Srs ..... dS8S539 &

Earned runs-Wsshinston. 4; Baltimore, 2. lirst
on Il. 81 WosSirtn 81 w Leis
G On b. Ms.,in yeekn "a MsM:hOn Struck out
Wise. Two-base hits-wise.. Larkin. stovey, Tread
way. 2; Hoy. ORourke sscrihcs hits-J.
bsses-Larkin. T. C,Rourks. Kelly. Wild ritch-
Meektn. Unpire-McLaughlin. Time Of gsme-2:35.
Other League Games.
=. y. y.
Pittsburg q o o o 90 90 4
Cleveland. 4 o O 0 o x-7 10
Pitchers-Killen and Young.
r. u. Z.
Ciucinnnti.0 O 0 0 8 1 DO IL 2
Chicago. % 0 0 o o o o. s
Pitchers-Mullane and Jones and McGinnis.
Il. II. z.
st. Louis. o 8 0 O o o. 2
Louisville o 0 0 0 % % 6 8
Standing Of the Clubs.
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To Coneratulate Judge Morris.

At the law school Of the Georgetown Univar-
sity meeting Of the students Of the school will
be held this evening at o'clock to congratu-
Late Martin F. Morris on his appointment as an
associate justice Of the Court of Appeals. Mr..
Morris is an alumnus Of the Georgetown Uni
versity. There will be . number Of speakers
present and an interesting meeting is antici-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
JUDGE kIMBALL'S DECISION.
What He Really Said in Regard to Agents
and Nuisances.

There seems to be a Misrepresentation as to
what the Police Court decided In the case OF
Joseph Forrest, who was tried by Judge Kim
ball for having and maintaining a nuisance in
furious to health" said Prosecuting Attorney
Pugh to a STAR reporter today. The proof
was that Forrest was the agent Of a non-resi-
dent owner; that he had no authority to spend
any money for repairs unless directed to do so
by the owner; that his sole agency was to rent
the property and collect the rents.
Under this proof Judge Kimbsll held that
man who had no authority to repair and no au-
thority al expend money, his authority being
limited to the collection OF rents. could not be
held liable under the charge. The Judge did
not hold that agent whose authority ex-
tended 10 the making OF repairs might not be
held liable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
Hotel Walters strike.

John Nee, organizer OF the National Walters
Alliance, announced definitely yesterday morn
ing that the walters at the Grosvenor Hotel,
n Y, would strike, and that strikes would
likely occur ut several other hotels during the
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
y edmond AND DANyILLE RAILROAD Co.
h +. ". HUIDEkoPER AND REUBEN FOSTER,


Schedule in effect November 20 Iss9
All trsins arrive and leave Pennsy lvanA Paa,rn-
ger station. Washington. u. c.
A3o q n.-DailN. connects a. Lynchburg for ell
stations on Norfolk aud Western railroad and fu- all
primo Iai points south ali Divisions u kichmoud
and washington 20 Atlanta. come ting thence with
Sleeper 70 New orleans via Mont merry and tor Mem
I'ls VIA BIRMINGHAM. uniting al DAavIlle with
-s er Tor Aa-usta. connects at Manassas Cor Front
l. yal and Strsshurg daily except SUNDAY.
.s a.. Daily for Marrent1n and Charlottesville
and through rain fer From: Royal and strssJurr
daily except sunday.
WESTERN YES fiBCLED LIMITED. composed en-
an. ,ars, ana runs TO ATLANTA ttm. j. hours with
Pa l:nar Sc per through New York AMI Washington
q New Orleans via Montgomery and New YORK aud
WASHINGTON to Aiken and Augusta via Columbia and
Was ton 20 Memphis VIA Dirininsa nam. Lining
car New iOrK u Montgomery.
lltB =. iu--Daily for all principal points south
Rich l-ari ard Dsnvill. sy-teuL tulmsn ereger.
vile. ana Washington 10 Atlanta.
TRAfNSON WASH ACiTON AND Ohio DIVISION
leave Washington AT q 10 - and q. Is
=. daily. Eeturtiiny. srrlVe IN Washington d -
y. NJ D 90 p. n and r. 53 a. daily. Tram leaving
Washington @ p and arriving @ .D3 a
u and from Herndon only.
Through tire south arrive washington
g. A. m. 10 70 and q 81 p.m. Manassas Divis-
Ion, 10 40 an and = - ~ m. eNcsut sunday
Furnished Office. Loo Feunsy .vaniA ave. ard a
Passenger Station. Pen;lsylyauia Railroad. NssLlnx-
ton. u. &.
L :. BROwN. General Agent PASSENGER Dept.
". A. TURK, Genrfa Passenger Agent.
W. II. GiEEN. General MANAGER nl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

Negligent Sing Sing Keepers Discharged.
Keepers Hulse. Murphy and Glynn, who were
on duty at the time Of the escape of murderers
Palister and Ruhle from the prison at Sing
Sing last Wednesday, have been dismissed from
the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,

THE ATLANTIC HOTEL,
Ocean Cityl Nd,
Will open June 1. Renovated throughout: commands
finest location; cuisine nnSrassed lighted by cleo
tricity sanitary srrangemeats perfect. For rates.
diagrams and further informal on apply to
ThEO. l.. PAGE. MANAGER.
Senate Cafe until Nav Il. apoS- e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMIssIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ pubic for all states Ald territories . SPECIALITY
by l. n. EVANS. Office (bassmentD 1921 ct.
Always m once once hours. Ms-d
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
Asnd territory. Notary and Q. S. Com uissioner.
oe.< JOHN E BEALI- 1921 OF. n y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
OCEAN TRAVEL.

RfHU. ". ROBSON
~ Steamship. Passenger and Tourist Agent. 6l5 18th
It r. y. Telephone lUj4 lfranch Of Baltimore. Nd.
first Cabin. Second Cabin and SteerAs,e tickets ~
al ship lines 10 Europe. Asia. Africa. Australia
an tie West Indies.
Aisoro Boston, Providence. Norfolk, Savannah and
points south. Berts or state roo reserved any
stcrRsr outward or return.
SAILING lists. rate sheets and plans of steamers fur
niShea On application.
AoENT FOR THOs. COOK SON
Estimates gwen tours any part % the world.
Drafts issued In - suis on England. Ireland
AID rrotlaad.
Forei--n sEpress and custom house broker. Agents
in a. $50 rinlpal cities of Europe. send for In
strur li1us How 20 shp-" apl0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
BEVERLY. Mass.

For rent. for season commencing June 7. new cot
tage on Cabot ST. midway between and Myopeia
Club: wide piazzss: furniture; Il rooms mod
ern conveniences; Wenham lake water; stabling for
four horses: y enty of land; vegetable garden H. r.
SQUIER. 2O6 Broadway. y. Y. Avos-8t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
Big Attendance at Elizabeth.

The largest crowd Of the meeting was present
at Elizabeth yesterday. upward of $4,000 per-
sons being crowded into the small grand
stand and on the lawn. Although the rain
which had prevailed during the morning, had
ceased at time. it left the track in such bad
shape that many Of the owners refused to start
their horses. The scratches were quite nu-
merous and the fields consequently were very
small.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. LIMITED "
w From eth St ferry wharf"
S.ezrner Wakefield on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
and SAT JRDAis AZ a. - for Nomiai creek. Va.
and ia -rfaadiate landings. Returning TUESD AVS
THUR Az, aud SUNDAYS. tsee schedule !
Steamer a. v. ArTo1sE1lta on >UNDAYS az n m
sor ali i..adicgs. Leas. hinsal- IL ln. ON MON
DAYS .us f-. urn lsuEnvs TO colonial Beach thence
o. Aexsa,.ria; arrive At " asninxIon A m YIrFS-
DAi- On y EDNssDA at . ?. m for Alexandra.
Colonial b.acn snd al, lover river landings Leave
srrlve at Washington . m FRIDAY (ses
scheeule.l e. W. RIDLEY,
I5oei General Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
AR You Gorxa To Ernopr.

nso, lave your letter. and cables address.d care
HESboUaRTERs ron hEERlchS TkAvatEks.
?. GLIDING CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE,
AZ psrss 6y Mr. lows system. insurinT ..isas-
livery BxrsAse stored. forwarded checked by the
American system. Complete banking facilities. The
use OF LOWS POCKET CABLE CODE, Jrics SO c<pia.
4 indispe nsable send for Q COPY Of The PAsbkN-
GkE. .containinx va 1abls information. free.
.a, L Bssa of 4, tS ss koxpxEhTc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER N, 1892
Trains leave daily from Union Staten b. and p D,
eth and b SIS.
Through tie Grandest scenery in America with the
hsndsonest and most complete Sold Train Servics
Hesl from Washington.
200 N. dailN Cincinnati and st Louis Iifn-
req'-SoIid Nestibuled, newly equipped. electric
inxfun 70 cincinnati. DINING aftsrn@d AZ MAJ -
Eli!e 10 serve breakfast Arrives Cincinnati %
Indianzeolis IL 90 m. ST. Louis = b y. M, CHI
ca.O 5 b ,. N "
y; 10 y. IN. dnily-The famous - r. V Timitel"-
solid yestibu.e train with DINING car and Pul ln.la
seepers Tor Cincinnati. Lexington and Louisville.
WITHOUT charge, arriving cincinnati 6.sb . N,
LeSnSton 80 LouisNf le 30 IN. indiana
aiois al % a. Chicazo - m, 81 Losils -
m, connecting in Orion dej'ot for all points-
500 pni- day-Esp-ess tor Gor,ionsvilis. Char
q; tcev1lle. Richmond. NAyneSb,ro', StAuffun and
PRINCIPAL Virginia points daily. except Sunday. Tor
stchInond.
ol3 and 1927 Penna. ave.
M Il. v. FULLER. GenI Passenger Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-28
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