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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

Social and Personal Notes-A "sweat' Oper.
ator Arrested.
Correspondepce Of Tho Evening Star

Correspondence Of Tho Evening Star.
Rockville July Is, 1893
religious festival Of forty hours de-
votion" will commence at st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church. this place. next Sunday morn
ing. and will be continued until noon on
tor, Rev. Father Rosensteel, several clergy
men from a distance will take part in the
exercises.
The new signal tower at the junction of
the Baltimore road and the Metropolitan
branch railroad at this place has been COM
graph operatorsIMr. Frank Rabbit. dur
ing the dsy. and \ MI William Moore dur
the s to the
Is provided with all the necessary appli-
ances for signaling trains under the block
operated. within the last month the num-
Der Of trains on this road has been largely
increased ewing to the worlds fair and
is visiting the family OF Mr. II. Maurice
Mrs Carroll Frost of this place and Miss
Laura FairaH OF Gaithersburg. who have
for some time been visiting Mrs. H. c.
spective homes Thursday.
Mr.. Alex. A. Braddock. who has for some
has has returned to his home i here !" O"'cas0'
for some time been the guest Of Miss Rosa
Mr., Robert Smart Of Washington is visit
ing Mr.. Scott Haycock
The tournament. picnic and athletic
the benefit Of St: Mary's Catholic Church
were attended by large crowd. The ath-
letic sports were the center Of attraction
and resulted as follows: 100 yards dash,
Thompson first, 90 Haycoek second; time
1-2 seconds. 22o yards dash, Haycock
Pole vault. w: Curtiss first, Anderson Of
futt second; distance SO. Running high
jump. w. Curtiss first, L. Nicholson sec
ond; distance Al feet. 44o yards dash, Fl.
Reyes first. Mcdonald second; time 81 sec
onds. 12o-yard hurdle. Brauner first, II.
keyes second; time II seconds In the tour
nament Edw. Kemp won the first prize,
Lee Bowles second. Enos Keyes third and
Frank Keyes fourth. Miss Mary Magruder
was crowned queen. In the game Of base
ball which followed the Rockville club de-
feated picked nine by score Of Is to II.
Mr.. w. B. Green Of the weather bureau Is
spending some days with old friends at his
former home this town.
Prof. ]. R. Eastman of the naval obser-
vatory and wife paid a short visit this
week to the family Of Mr.. Henry N. Copp
in West End Park. s. A. NJ.
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baltimore q OHIO RAILROAD.

scbedui. in efec. Juiya. 1891
Leave washington from station Of sev Jersey
sysnue and .tr.st.
rress trains IL Is m. l5 SEQ D m. II Is niehA
s,,S.p,csS csr onsn for nass-neers. II ?. m.
for p,s.surs and cleVsi.nd sTprss. daiS IL 49,
For Ie,ineton and stauntou, 40 so.u
For For TT ms, and rs s-, .ssiiOp. -
ing car t6.ouss = Ms$pSi. and Ss.S1ii H.' IVY
Fcr b.,tiraor., wees 90. ~ 90 q IS n. II
IS mi Ts IS 4 = % d g g G e IS 8 ny
& sa i mus: K !: 4 !;
3 81 s Is 81 = 10 me- /, TGso $50 i IS %
For .nn.polis, Is and g Is an. laIsssa&es
For r1ss:1isi t To- hi 3 M. ma -4sa
Far E ssrs .sg nav no .g, . :Sd
+i2.45. "a 90 ti.sS gas. .7.os. 'stS6 I'll 3
For Washington JUNCTION ana wv pos-... % 10
sp1 ira main. : s. : Ss''
Tor Bay Rtdee. week dsys, @ u N. and 4 y D. n
SoT b aa ;pi r5s NV sfs 3
ro-p,r.,s,.A pELPEIk -.
a.g SO 10 pSns lc "a: S''s S 70 s s:ss
900 p,ninS Carr. 90. I'll Sop m, slsspaas o..
Buffet Psrlcr c.rson au dav tr.io.
,rr % Boston - ~ y m. With fuN-sn nuest slsse-
y' poushke.Cste brides. landing pa.-snesrs IN sad
ror A,isstic City. 10 90 m. .paIa 90 ns.a. ss.-
fExcept sunday. DAILY. ssunday osay.
Bsss.s. called for .snd esscfes from ssss,s sas
'!t:i H6;, i and 1851 p. a IA ;et = asfg.t
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FALLS CHURCH,

Town Clerk T. S. Luckett is making the
assessment Of real and personal property
Of the corporation for the fiscal year COM
mencing July 1. The total assessment will
show a material increase over last year, as
over a dozen new houses have been built
and considerable property has been sold by
residents, increasing both the real and per-
sonal property of the corporation
The entertainment by the Kings Daugh-
tiers OF the Episcopal Church has been
postponed until next Monday night.
Miss Mary Sugar of Fairfax Court House
is visiting Miss Minnie NJ. Birch.
Rev. s. A. Bali has purchased a lot on Co
Mr.. J: 3: Mutersbaugh has also purchased
lot of Mr.; Crossman for $3.50 and house
and lot FOR 8, l1s at East End. 80,
Lieut.. Mulhoi is building a nice residence
Mr.. w, H. Nowlan and family are at Cliff
ton station.
Mrs: Joseph Holt and daughter of Maine
At meeting of the board of school trus-
tees Of the town. held on Friday, it was de-
third Monday in september and to continue
it for eight months.
raIp1 pleasant ssa party in charge Of Mrs
AsI,yills ana Kisses Eli. i Fo3a cisadI:
ana May simonds; have gone to Colonial
Mr.. s: N. Garwood of Washington. who
Mr.. Lynn 8; Abbott has resigned as presi-
Mr.. NJ. E. Church has sold for j. NJ. Ma.
s isa % to Mr. E R Redman es Of h nsad a1.
Mr.. H. L. Turner has leased a lot at East
End from Mr.. Isaac Crossman and Will
open Mr, soa1f Wood W"Sit and LUMBER mLo yard
and son Guy started yesterday for oneon ia.
n: Y. and will spend month visiting
friends in that section.
lodges Of Good Templars Of Fairfax, Alex
andria county and city and Prince William.
VIII meet at Fairfax Court House on Fri
will elect eleven delegates
The town council met on Monday night
mita,ee to INQUIRE into tSe sRStH tine Of Mn
w. B. Patterson to election as member
of the council reported that they had OBJ
sansd oIniS On and that he soud
will resign at the next meeting and Mr.
Patterson will be elected to the council and
signed as clerk and the he council viii iikei civ
again have trouble in finding some one tc
act as clerk. In regard to sergeant the
the new sergeant except under advice OF
the corporation attorney. 1t is thought
| however, that all these differences will be
| At meeting Of Pioneer Lodge of Good
Templars last night five members were
| added to the roll and the following officers
| elected for the ensuing three months, viz
James Leonard. c. T.; Miss Addie Spofford
". T.; K. L. Kimball. secretary; j. II. Gar.
| retson. F. s.; Miss Cora Cooksey, trea 8.
urer; Scott Vansickier. marshal; Rev. s. A
Ball. chaplain: Miss Matte Soule guard
DR.. J. B. Gould. sentinel; Miss Lille Porter
organist: Miss Ida Quick, assistant organ
list: Miss Ida Ball. assistant secretary; NV
Hawxhurst. p. c. T. These officers will
be installed next Tuesday night. The lodge
reports l54 members to the Grand Lodge
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Terrific Explosions in France.

Four explosions shattered the Albion dyn-
amite factory in Bonf1eur, near Havre, late
yesterday afternoon. The ruins caught FIRE
and were still burning when the last dis
patch was sent to Paris It was then
feared that the flames would spread to the
warehouse filled with dynamite cartridges
All hands were at work when the explo-
eions occurred. Nine men are known to
have been killed, twenty more were wound
ed severely and others were hurt seriously.
Several bodies are believed to be under the
ruins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

A special dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press from Harrisburg says: Additional evil
dence was taken today in the equity suit
Of Marie Decca, the prima donna, to estab-
lish her claim to the family residence, which
she alleges was purchased by her money.
but which was mortgaged by her husband.
F. Leon Chrisman. Decca was the only
witness. and testified that her husband got
all her earnings and made q payment on the
house. Some time afterward she was taken
Ill. and two weeks after her baby was born
her husband told her to hurry up and get
WELL that she could go to Texas and fill an
engagement. Two weeks after that she
was on her way to Dallas, although her
physician told her she was taking her life
In her hands. She got 1900 for her Dallas
engagement and her husband paid off a
mortgage on the house. She said 500 a
week would pay all the expenses Chrisman
was entitled to as her manager. Her hus-
band. she said. is not now contributing to
her support and he has refused to render
an account Witness became suspicious of
her husbands management of her affairs
when he directed all her private and bust
ness letters to be sent to his fathers house
instead of her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
TALKING WITH ANGELS.
When a Baby Smiles in Sleep, Then
She's Happy.
How Many Happy Infants il
Mothers Only Knew More.
A Great Deal Of Suffering is Directly
Traceable to Ignorance.

In Ireland they have pretty fancy that when .
baby smiles In Its sleep il is stalking with angela
How many more smiling, healthy babies there
might be in Washington If mothers knew more Of
their babies needs
The only remonstrance to this want of knowledge
that possible to little children Is expressed in the
language of suffering and disease.
Stale cows milk-absolutely fresh milk in the
city Is nction-is not only unpalatable and lack
i7g in nutrition, but also harmful. Mothers milk
10 sometimes quite as bad. Improperly prepared
substitutes are worse
But the lactated food prepared in Burlington,
VT, has become blessing. II ia the wonderful
result of the great advance that has been made In
recent years in the study of infant nutrition
Probably to the end Of time healthfuI mothers
milk win be better than any imitation But next
to this, the most eminent physicians are agreed.
and the experience Of thousands of parents has
proved, that isctated food IL the most natural and
nourishing diet possible for infants. Its use in
the summer 's especially to be desired.
It'll letter reventiye Of the dreaded cholera
infantum than all the medicine in the world
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT
Prx~syrv.~r, porrr

PENNSYLVANIA RorTr
.risH s mi sH$ SssEErr
r.; u 81: SsE,o.
ror P,ts.surs AID the IVES, Psnn.vly.eis Lauit.i
$ ss,y s Sl:S$siaa IL
HARRISBURG 70 cipcnps sns p,t..s.rr 70 Ia.
SSIss ,o.ssOOli and Dining Oar Hsryissars %
ST fei L i fS. s + e3:ss
as with Psror Car Hsrrisburr tIstsburs
:y:.ns nd fci.ds fsi Gsu;. .S essss
e Hs.snrsp nns r ss.rp psrs . Car .ssnr,1s
81 Louis. clnsinrsri and f'sicsso spe pinins css
Pm dsir With ss.pin~ S.s ws.s ssss Is c -
ssso; connectlns daily at Harrisburs With ,hroush
Pi@,n: or SIs,.S%Ts Z enc ss,s::s r,s
CINCINNATI ndisn.poli. Memphis AZ 1 81 Iou,si
Pullman slesnns Car wa.hineton 70 81. Louia
soons psc Rspr.., p' ~ scp o:s
s es,y NJ Tor pp,.surs and the Ws. .t ,hrcush
a. Kane osa.nd.isIa Rocseser snd S'.ssrs Fails
csp.na.i@Ss md sosS % a.isr 70, nu,-
p NTH siser,n as,y w ..s,Ds s.s ~ loo
For wili.m.port Rochs.,er. Butrs.a ssd NlsSsn
hsl, e. or m aay esc.rt saturday, With Sleep
For Williamson. sRenovo and pluir. At 10 rsan
n'm senpceptsunday. For willismspoyt oniys Is
FOB fsETfIiprIpHrh NEW YORK sSp TIE
Limited, Dninv Carl and II a m 10 IS Q 10
55,sS -. and 3 s.sS y :: "a
~ ooSss n Z ap n e fI nj y 8 pm
All parlo- Cars With Dining Oar from Baltimore sss
New York Loo p. m. daily for Philaaslphis vess
For pErLADEIpHIA ONLY.
fsss sSrress. 80 g. IN week days and S<sp. =.
fIpress. 2.ol and 54op. m daily.
,afsr'-s rNrrsss ffar'or earl. q 90 m well dsvs
For Boston without change. so M -sss SAYS s.s
For BROOKLYN. Ny. all through train. .onn.-. "
spT S. ciy With boat. Of srookiyn knysr .nori.
donnie c.gr, ,Tsns.r tc rHltoS erect svOidiaf
aos 3. AID Il. is m. every day sstS-sss- onIs
g9SSoo "a ,sis iISo so u 3 ,s - Isl
N unaay. ls 20. l lae b. = y 81. n
5so Az 3 s rs fini,.a n le ss 20 all ak
q 90 10 On. 10 30 and 7 !. IS ?. m.
fo, . Top- s,sss Line 72Oan d+so Pm dsy
For AnnaPoIi.. Seo. 900 ana II. 50 am. .naan
"a ~. e ,n erce't SUNDAY. SUNDAYS aooAn
FOR .fEIx.xpR,. AND rHr sorr4.
e-lS. sas, 10. 6S sni Ii % nm. on sunday y
49,, IS a.. TO- am. LOO. ?. IS. as. sos
For Richmond and the south. 40 and ~ 81 an
100 7 m. daily For Richmond only T. 10 p m
Accommoisfion for ouautioo 745 am. asny. ana
Train. leave IeI.nd-ts Cor Washington. q OK. Z ~
sn 400 eoe ioia; III. la n, o. os
sm. "a o. = o. T. 20. IS and an ii 81 p p M
ner 18Th street and Pennsv'vanis avenue sndss the
station where orders cau be left for the ch-ctnz Of
PRf8 9esaiOn from hotels nd r,sssSc'
General Manager. ry3l General Ps.ssrrer AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
THE CAMPING GIRL.

How She Makes Herself Comfortable-Hath
Broad Brim Hat.
A few days at a camp on the st. Law
renee convinced me that the Canadians
know how to enjoy life. They were all
Canadians but one, and he a West Indian,
who understood the art as well. How cas-
lily they enjoyed themselves was a marvel
The Americans who were camping only q
few yards on seemed to be laboring earn
estly at having q good time. But some
how they seemed to get behind every once
catch I'D.
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C0NSu MPTI0N
SURELY CURED.

To the Editor-Please inform your resders that i
have = positive remedy for the shove named disease.
BY its timely thousands Of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured shall be glad to send two
bottles Of remedy free to Of your readers who
have consumption If they will send their express
and post office address. T. A sLOCUM. NJ. c.. LIS
Pearl St.. New York. taA-v52t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

1t Is obtained at any drug store, and Is not only
easy of preparation, but is 80 inexpensive that no
family In Washington need be without it.
The following letter from Mrs. A wandell, %
Rowe street, Rochester, n. Y, picture of whose
pretty baby Is given above is Of that
received every week from happy parents the coun-
try over
''Our baby weighed four pounds at birth. When
two months old she weighed but eight pounds with
her clothes on. The doctor said she was . very
FRAN child I commenced feeding her . certain
food when she was fourteen days old, but she did
not gain strength as knew she ought. When she
was seven months old changed to lactated food.
She commenced to gain at once and to rest wen at
night She has not been sick with bowel trouble
once through her teething, and she was teething
last summer. consider lsctated food has been q
great blessing to our little girl 1t has made her
healthy. strong and the happiest two-year-old child
in Rochester. Any mother wishing to address one
that has used lactated food wiz be cheerfully an
swered az my expense by addressing me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

What pleased me most about the Cana
dian damsefs were their compilations and
their bonnets. No wonder they looked 50
adorable when pure pink and white looked
out from a big dropping brim of muslin
that Topped lazily with each turn of the
pretty head. They made their sunbonnets
as big as a small sized sunshade, fully
twenty-four inches in diameter. They
made them Of white or pale blue and they
shirred them three or four times on the
brim and inserted full gathered crowns
They added broad strings and they tied
them under the chin. They wired them
also so that If the brim dropped too much
they could bend 1t into coquettish shape
into a daring poke or a deshure sunbonnet.
One maiden made veritable old-fash-
toned bonnet of hers and put a bunch Of
wheat Just at the top. She wore IL with a
gown that suited the hat q pretty striped
gingham. with plain. flowing skirt. Her
bodice was almost hidden by deep lace
edged bib that fell over. and her sleeves
reached only to the elbow and were hounced
with lace A silk sash encircled her waist
and knotted at one side of the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
ABOVE EVERYTHING ELSE,

DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery purifies the blood.
By this means, it reaches,
builds up, and invigorates
every part of the system.
For every blood-taint and
disorder, and for every dis
ease that comes from an mac
tive liver or impure blood, it
is the only remedy so sure
and effective that it can be
guaranteed.
If it fails to benefit or cure,
you have your money back.
These diseases are many.
They're different in form, but
they're like in treatment.
Rouse up the torpid liver into
healthful action, thoroughly
purify and enrich the blood,
and there's a positive cure.
The ~ DiScoverv dn.oc fhic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26

Is nothing else can. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biliousness; all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections; every form Of Scrofula, even
Consumption Tor ung-scrofula) In its ear
ier stages; and the most stubborn Skin
and Scalp Diseases, are completely cured
by 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY,
BALTIMORE.

Announcements OF the Graduate. Collegiate and
Medical Courses. for the next academic year
ready and will be sent on application. jyl2-1awSt
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

RTHUK W. ROBSON,
n Steamship, Passenger aud Tourist Agent 6l5 18th
ct n ". Telephone 1854 Branch of Baltimore Nd D
First Cabin. Second Cabin and steerses tickets by
all steamship lines TO Europe. Asia. Africa Australia
and the West Indies.
Also 10 Boston, Providence. Norfolk. Savannah and
points south. Berths state reserved on any
steamer outward or return.
Sailing lists rate sheets snd plans Of steamers fur
nshed on application.
AGENT FOR THos. COOK SON.
Drafts issued In sums - sui on England Ireisnd
and Scotland.
Foreign express and custom house broker Agents
in sll the principal cities Of Europe send for in
structions How TO Ship" .nlo-tT
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FURNISH
YOUR HOUSE
ON CREDIT.

We have immense variety Of Parior Furniture
for you to select from-wilton Rug. Tapestry.
BroesteIle Gill; &c. One Of our great Offers Is the
choice between Q eu-piece Psrlor SUITE In plush
OF hair-cloth. for s22 so. We sail Solid Oak
Bed Room Suite for s13-bevel glass in bureau.
The Brussels CARPET for your psrlor need not cost
but so cents per yard. Ingram Carpets. % cents
Per yard. We. and rs alone. make and lay all
carpet free Of cost. No charge for waste in
matching figures We sell . siI-foot Oak Exten-
sion Table for g. 80. A Foreground Hair Mat
tress for ST. Woven Wire Springs. 81 "a Get
whstevsr you need. Well help you TO arrange the
payments satisfactorily A little money once .
week or once = month will do 1rst rate. Pay Just
what you can spare Conveniently.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA sTF1NBoAT q,
W. For Baltimore and River Ian Tins

IVA
MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT co.
u For baltimore and River Landings
sSs J; every Monday
ana "Wednesday At 8 pm. for Baltimore and River YER
vfS fhEIGh %SsE IL rRtfsD
fol n'xh' or R sTEfa fIS5s BRO. As..
ie27-3n 7th street wharf
WAsHINeToN STEAMBOAT CO.. LIMITED !"
steamer w.asSsla ~ On Mos si5S WEDNESDAYS
nd ss.
w SEsiSeTss ArrS.smiss o. MONDAYS and
s:a tfffb IN
On TERSTsp :. ssS 90
ss. ssna s ss.ss c.oP s.
sstyrpinS I..se. fin.s. srrvins wsshinxton
SUNDAYS about 10 pm tsss schedule
sou General Manager.
NEW POTOMAC RIVER LINE.
Mn NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL
MI leave River View wharf 9Th St, every sunday
Sh.rf M.ddc, cre.t Rsarptsr an an
Mondays: wednesd.ys and Fridays =, 8 p m Pas.
9n ~ hour Of SAILING Teephons. 17o5. +. A REID
w.. agents. ALEXANDRIA
.p27-a prorris.o as and M.ns..-.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoArco.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
foRTREss MONROE and
NORFOLK. VA
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamer.
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoLK-souTH 1orSn
Leave WASHINGTON daily at D. m. from foot of 7th
st. wharf. arrive IT Fortress Monroe at 80 m next
day. Arrive at Norfolk at 30 m where railroa.
connections sre made for all points south and south
west
NORTH BOUND
Leave Norfolk daily At g. 10 o. m. Ieave FORTRESS,
Monroe 1T 40 p m Arrive At Washington Il $50
I'm. next day.
Tickets sale ct 5l3, 6l9 1851 and 1921 Pennsyi-
vsnta ave-. and 6l5 18th ct NV.
- Ask for tickets via the new line
Telephone $50
apl4-N Gen Surt
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
nR BROTHERS, THE MOST RELIABLE AND
~ lon rest specialist in this city, with 20
years experience; As years 1T 700 st. sw Consul
tation free and strictly oDfdentisl. jy25-1m-
STRANGERS TAKE NOTICE -DRs. BROTHERS
y and Gray treat all diseases. No cure. no pay
Only established adverts ng physicians in this city,
Established As years. 300 ST. $. Jyn01ms
mr. BROTHERS INvIGoRATING CORDIAL, IS
~ poverfu Nerve etimulsnt and Tonic. OF all the
remedie. for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia Nervou.
Exhaustion. Paralysis aud that class of people who
are veal miserable. iethArric sleepy lack OF smbi-
uon and xest there IL nedy eQuAl this Coriix
1thss been in for forty i've years thscty
Laboratory, 900 st. g. jyd- fms
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p IcHMoNp AND nASyrLLE RAILROAD.
h r. ". HCTDEKOPrR AND REUBEN FOSTER


Schedule IN effect June e. 1874
ser station Washington ID. O.
500 M. daily Local for Dsnviile and ssstion. b.
teen pauvtle. Charlotte and Augusta. and -
for Front Royal and strssbure daily. except sunday
Ito N. Richmond sni Dsuviii. fast mall. :
Fast Tennessee. virsfnia and eeoreia raj -ay etc.,
lions, and FOR primo pal points south bichmoud
and Danvflle system, inclntine tnniston snf Blr-
lninrhsm. Pullman Sleeper New York and washine.
ton 70 Atlanta snd Morteome-y, which eniess a
4;5nm- Daily. except Sunday. for Frost Roys-
and str~sbnrs.
Go0p n.-Daiiv for principal rolnt. south On pi~h-
nond and nanville system Pullman sl~erer wash
nrton 20 Charlotte. and Dsnville % AshssIlle and
10 a. p.m.-Dsnv WASHINGTON AND sorrH
WESTERN vFsTIBCLED LIMITED. rorps.4t Gu
tirely az Pullman Seepers aus Dining Cars ans ins
70 Atlanta Montgnrnerv and New 0rlesos With P1il-
nan Sleeper through New York and wsshfn~ton -
ADwrsts, pna New Yors 10 Ashevflie md 10 sn-nrs
and Washington % Meuinhis vie Birminehsr; aiss
Pullman Sleener BIRMINGHAM 20 Winona, Mias DIM
ing csr New York - Nont~~me-v
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND HroDTvTsroN
,esve wssh,ngton a. 9. 10 an, e 2 N. s.iiy 70.
g. % p m. except sunday for Herniou and iute~me-
date stations Returning. strive Wsshfnsfon -
3. m. = 80 p m; daily from Round Hiil. and s..
daily from eeshurs. snd 9. 50 az. daily ero-pt sun
dsy from Hern ion only.
Through trains from %. south arrive wsshington
9. 45a m. 10 sam. .. 5s m. and =. IS "a Ms
nessss Division. n 40 e. m daily er-spt eunfsv.
Tickets, sieentn0 Car reservations aud nfJe na*91
furnished 81 once, 51l and i3oo peua.vlvsris
and at PASSENGER Station. PennsylvAnis nsilrosi
WI. GRFFN Gen Man. wa TURK. Gen rsss A<S
l. 6 BROWN. General Agent PASSENGER Dsyn. te5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-26
YOUNG
MARRIED
PEOPLE

Can make no better beginning In life than to fur
nish their house completely from top to bottom
There Is nothing to be gained By paying cash for
all this furniture-you can't save . penny by it
for q sell Furniture and Carpets Just - cheap on
rYedt as other folks do for cash-ws won't ask you
to sign q note-nor there won't be . dtsagresabls
feature In the whole Transaction
Our furniture Is mp 10 date-thoroughly mod
srn-every piece Of it