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OCEAN TRAVEL.
ARE You Gorsc To Euno,

Are You Gorxs To Eunopr
IT, haze yoST ,sss.s. nd cables .ddrss..d ess.
aEkI0yARJEks ron AMERIcHs rkHvkExSss.
% CAAkin0 CROSS. TRAFALGAR eoUARE
al part, by M Lows own sy.sem insuSie1 safe de-
livery $1,000 stored Forwarded and CHECKED By the
S,1 a Nh COPE RE q sse.
GEk. ncontaininR valuable information frse
EDWIN 8. LOW, LOWS ExCHAN0E.
TOURS TO THE TKoPIcs-ATLAs LINE
Il Weekly service from New York 70 the Island Of
Samalca. rsnowned for is salubrtQus cIfmsss and
e tns arsieh .Eny IN the ws.s isAasA
Regular satltngs also for Hold Ccses nsns sa1 ths
msny ola vosld towns q the spsaish Rein. Me-
CO.. A6sas6. g n6sS =. I0V ysrk. nI5-61
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OUT OF WARRINGTON.

MARYLAND. ST. MARY's CO.. CHARLOTTE
W W thai-Charlotte Hal school. 1..t 1897 Only
discipline and practical instruction in business and
classical Beautiful and heathful location al
the historic Cool Springs. 40 mites from Washing
ton and 80 miles from Baltimore. For further infor-
nation address q. n. THOMAS, A. NJ PRINCIPAL
Charlotte Hall School fel1-Im
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS


WAsHrNGToN STEAMBOAT 90. dIMIrEDL
For Potomac river LANDINGS
NOtice--in addition to present schedule relieve
the pressure of business the Str. Wakefield viii
sail IN Monday. Thursday and SATURDAY. return
ing Tuesday. Friday and SUNDAY. for REGULAR and
inss as far as Mat;ox Creek aso ;onchins pos-,'-.
Brent's and Chapel Point NachOdo-' aud MattoK
Greeks Special schedule q follow-suhjt 20 change
witho 4 notice. c. W. RIDLEY. Geul MANAGE
fe50-tf
LAST FREIGHr LINE BETWEEN NV YORK
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASHINGTON:
ARRANGEMENTS have be-n made BY the Norfolk .nt
Washington Steamboat Company with the stesn.lfp
lines operating out VI the above named ports for fast
freisht deliveries at Washington from New York snt
Philadelphia in l4o forty hour and Boston 4s forty
eight hours JOHN CALLAHAN.
dl9-3n General Superintendent.
WASHINGTON sTEAMBoAT CO.. .'LIMITED.-
w From 9Th 81. ferry" wharf.
For Potomac River Landings.
Commencins Dec. 2s tsubject 70 change without
notice.
stesner Arrowsnith on SUNDAYS and wEDNEs-
DAYS AZ 7a-ni. Returning on TUESDAYS and fkI-
DAYS, p. m. covering routes Of Wakefield and Ar
c. w RIDLEY
fe21-n General Manager.
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What are you SO pleased about! I've found
what's better, than the best, an Old Dominion
Cigarette.
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II edmond AND D.NvTLIF RAILROAD 60.
h II. W. HCIDEkOPFR AND RFTBFN FoSrER
RECFrNEpS

Schedule I'm effect November IN 1872
Al trains arrive an leag. ~ Pennsyv aniA p.ss,,-
ser station. Washington. u. .
y w a m. DAILY. counerts 1T Tvn~ihu-r sa- Al
STATIONS on Norfolk and Western rsilraal .aI Al
princifal noinfs south On all Divisions rtrnsat
an. nanvtle System. Pullman Shopper View YORK
a,lo WASHINGTON 70 atlanta. connecting Nen~a Win
sleeper 10 Ne~Dreans via Montgomery and Ia "a
rms VIA ftir1ningham. uniting 1T nanviila ~.ti
Sleeper for Augusta. Manassas TO ~ nj
hoysl and Strssburg daily avc@pi Sunday
h45 " M Daily for Warrenton anf rhp-laffe4vills
except Sundsr.
MfSTtRN NESTIBT-LED LIMITED. ~o-nps-af "a.
nrey OF Pullman sleap.r. pining Parior nnd snokIa s
Cars and to Atlantis fina is hou-~1 vi.b p, -
man Sleeper through New York ana w.Shirr.,, ',
MMew orleans via MONTGOMERY and New Yark aat
Nssnln'ton - Aken ana Aug1s.a via gpusald.
ana Washington :. Memphfsvia Bifmingh.m Dininr
car New York 10 MONTGOMERY
Il w " IA DAILY for all urinrip.i nnn.s so,.h N
fslchnond and Danyl- svst.m. pulhaan Sla.na-
Nv fo'k aud WASHINGTON 20 Hot SPRINGS via Ash
vile: and " sshlneion 20 Atlanta
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND ONO DrVrsroy
cave Washington AZ q. 10 a. M. n n ~. an1 Is
r. m daily Returning. arrive ws<hn rton = -to- N
nop y M and ~ am. daily Train leaving WASH
from Ferndon only
Through trans from the south a--lv. wa.htry-s,
- 4oa m 10 40s M. and o. ~ Manassas Dvis-
Ion. 70 ~ a IN and a ~ n. IA. SUNDAY
IicketS ing Tar rss-rvafions aud Information
furnished AZ osdce. 1890 Pann~ylv4nis ave- ana Il
psss.nser Station. Pennsylvsnis Rsilroad Washing
y. = BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dent
W. n. llHh. tfene-sl Passenger Agent
W. VI. GREEN. General ManAgsr nlq
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~All the Ilf6sreuce.'

There h e. great . difference between cigarettes
q between stars and an ink blot The quality Of
the tobacco used In OLD Dominion what puts
thom On n.
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PROFESSIONAL

NJ English and German astrolox.t in the city Tells
day. 10 a. m. to 5 pm. i5os i4th St NV fe:s7-lm'
T AIDES. sUPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVED FROM
y face neck and arms. and its growth forever de-
sian remedies. Treatment by mail outside ~ r,tv
Write s Private residents cali after 30 p once
6"l 18th ST. NV. Consultation free. fe95-,jt'
SEND 81 STATING DATE OF BIRTH. sen AND
- complexion and the eipsy astrolorers viii write
09. y9sr fun destiny and ssIa i s sdres
s.ITs LUCKY To CONSULT GIPsIEs. --oUEEN
L Emma and Minnie Brown. gpsy fate readers. un-
dsrstsnd eharps &c. semove evil inHnsnces 10
and Ell. open sunds W fesIiat'
ROsToN CABINETyAPoR BATHs-sCIENTIFIc
o.. mssssse and Swedish movement 1877 ), nv
DRoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
I advertising clsirvoysnt. .stroloser and mediunin
Born with wonderful prophetic rift Of second sight
tells q. the events OF your life from cradle TO grave
stolen goods points ont your enemies from your
friends brinss separated tosether speedy
ovs ns or nseprss
y family S T evil %
time and money BY cemins 70 right place a once.
most skepticsI. Kdyertses only what be can do All
business confidential. sittinss; SOC; Hours. TO q
9Th SITS. southwest. fe236ts
NINE RAPHAEL. CLAIRvoYANr AND AsTRoI.
NJ oeist bora with cAul. gives names and lucky
her love, business health She won't dupe YOU
with worthless charms $40 = st. n w.. Room 10.
talS-jw'
II AIDES. SUPERFLUoUs HAIR REMOVED;
also Dr. @o, c6RNEI Socialist Cpl 18th st NV
Treatment by mail Write. fe25-Sts
NINE. FRANCIS CARD READER AND TRANCE
VI medium; life given from cradle TO grave Hours
stoe. Has removed TO 226 Nd N. q. herdics
pass the door. fel42ws
DROP. FANTLEROY TELLS ALL THE EVENTS
L Of life. give: success .na cOmpels love.
Delaware ave-. bet NJ and Nav. fel4-l2ts
HME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Ivl life All business confidential Ladies' and geu.s-
men. oOc each; Hours, 9a m to y. IN. 20 s:.,
between LIST and North Capitol sta. ". jalpl2,ns
NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
NA reader Of the age information given with phe-
p5si MARION 81. Nv. S:t. t,sh ana In Psns m
fe11-1ms
MADAME PAYN. MANICURE AND CHIRoPo-
IM dtst. 703 15TH9I. N,W,-Ths only importsr sua
pssufectursrof FIN MANICURE md dHiRoP6
OAbI oOOOc soutn OF New York ooe0tr
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TAKE Bromo Settler for insomnia
Before retiring. Trial bottle loo.
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EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.


ACME PNOMOGRAPWW
r. ls ;.s sa Ind . NOV 5s.Ss R ssEy
months. sre-ia hive months coJr~e in 10 keep.
.s aS6 srs sPS rsGS:RTi9
- fxchsnse. 18Th a. :e,-.lN'
T 1nH sPsS, s9a Ntt LltE co,,,e
National Bank Of the h.rubtc BuiidinE cO- IN ani
ssprins aad summe. session. March to July !.
he, sraaas,s. w.y. in demand terms nd
0'eH sS.r, business dy ssfPsGHe sr ios
te2, Principal and Proprietor
CoLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
La ave It Ss IA fnd N s -'.i NJ
Seventh year a cuisines. educator in this citv
co.ss s 3. the sSsy o.
Civil service. Shorthand and Tvpe~r,ins, sup.uor
srsda.ss a .r. sareen. .n a
suished success Cstalosue free. f~27
WEST o LsSsS &s'., S.,p, rGsrEs AUTHOR
for limited nupssT Q, svsn,ns ensasenen.s su5i.s
noRAN's PRIVATE SCHOOL. Ills q ST y W
~ privat. in-truction dsy or evening in -hcoi ana
smiason: r BSRsS fo' P f' h %
nsTc.sa ruPi 9; Herr Raft Of the Roya c9u
sired address ' ar ga st nv 'i'' nS EN- Ing Dc
WAsHINGToS CoSsE vAToRY or MUSIC.
w l.e5 loth st nv. Twentv-tour year. Piano.
TO pap n BnS SIaS. 6d n s+sa
Mt. VERNON Music -sTUpIr laos arH sr
~ \, " ro'cs cniture ahidnohc's a'hoi :; rsiid
Snirh throat troubles are overcome no chAr Tor
CoLuMBI, CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. aon X
rs n nSa,H Pane aenar ment; private ~ class les
Ensiand c"uss-r nAKT; Tinsra sis 9, the New
iala 8w'
OrToI: sIyoS-v0cIL CUIrT RE-METH0Ds
and sns e srspss Ssi fps.
by EssgTs.e1 s-5H st NV. Monday and THURSDAY.
NJ ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
soarno 1"ri i 't is'. .r ina a!i's SS
FRENCH LESSONS 3o7 u ST. NV
ey MI. PHI Issth IN few private lessons
Class terms moderat,. t.r,ar1Is
pRoF ARNOLD "; MEYFR. GRADUATE. LIP
method exercises written during l.sson 70 mi, ma
NeloInen,of individual voices. Studio. 9o6 ST. a. W
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE sw
i,o nor, s,s and -;. nv e. ys., central loca
business subjects tyrewritins Shorthand ia.sssrn
ELocuTIoN PHYSICAL CULTURE DFLs.RTE
syIsmI,,Enyish STs.1Gess stsrS." by nt
CAPITOL st. ''' ,ssi
~ l4th aud Mass. ave.
FOR YOTNG LADIES
Yea ;Ss &c flS Ss e. md T EEI,x go
De FORMED carry an FEBRUARY for the Spring term.
Address Mr.. and Mrs. wM. ID. CABFLI.
a2O-Sm Principals.
L HE BERLrTz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
s.3 14'h a.. n W
IL American and European Branches.
French German. spanish: Italian. English. Latin.
Greek and Transactions.
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES 4 COMEDIES
Every Saturday at AIS Free TO pupils.
Send for circulars and programs
Jazz
ELOCUTION. ORATORY, DRAMATIC ACTION
- and voice culture. EDWARD g. TOWNSEND
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1877 18th
st. NV. tal1-tr
INVEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION
W flocution-Primary and advanced. Acting
Pantomime and studies from standard plays
PHYSICAL
dim Mrs WALTON
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ELoCUTION. ORAToRY, DRAMATIC ACTION
and Miss ADA L. TOWNSEND. Teachers. 1877 18th
st. n. tsl.-tr
INVEST END STUDIO OF EXPRESSION.
w flocution-Primary and advanced Acting
Pantomime and studies from standard playa
PHYSICAL
characterization and tension exercises
dim Mrs WALTON, 1903 II St
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
CORNER AND nth STREETS y. w.,

MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
CORNER AND nth STREETS " w.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
riehteenth year opened OCTOBER
select hieh-rrada boarding and dav .choo, for
young ladies' and little sirls-thoroughly modesn in
it, spirit and methods.
New buildings. perfectly eauinred for health and
comfort-sseam heat. passenger elevator perfect
sanitation. Circulars sant on application.
To graduates. and to the public generally 4. Of
tons. class beginning Homer's Iliad will meet on
from TO o'clock on Monday AMI Thursday after
moons for twelve weeks following.
Mrs. ELIZABETH J. soMFRs
d36m Principal
ct. JOHNS COLLEGE.
Vermont ave. and Thomas Circl.
can or send FOR Annual Catalogue jac-3m
WOOD'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.
Capitol st dsy aud night sessions. persons prepared
for examinations graduates assisted positions A
trial week in any department free Of charge. d2l
FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1871 1 ST NV
L thorough and progressive school for both sexe,
OF any grade including college preparatory work
oc3l-tr THos. W. SIDWELL, PRINCIPAL.
MAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE. CONCoRDvILIR
.h Pa Sl!te per year. A successful school One Of
the best Ia nfuse with energy and wake boys
the duties Of li;e- Boys under l3ysars; sls2
MISS BALCH's CIVIL. SERVICE INSTITUTE
prerared successfully for civil departmental
and census examinations. stenorsphy taught se.,-r
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L HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGuAGFs
s.sS 14.h a.. n.
IL American and q European Branches
French, German. spanish. Italian. English. Latin.
Greek and TRANSACTIONS.
FRENCH GERMAN LECTURES 4 COMEDIES
Every Saturday at Ais. Free TO pupils.
Send for circulars and programs.
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NINE DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
A English and German zstroloxi.t in the city Tells
all events Of life. Once hours. m. 10 o. m sun.
day. 10 A. m. TO r. l5Os l4th n. W. fer Inn
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TERRIBLE FIRE AT FARGO.
Over One-Half Of Fargo, N. d.
in Ashes.
Probably Two Thousand People With
out Homes.
A Strong Wind Made the Planes Travel 81
Past That scarcely Anything Was
Saved Estimated Loss, $4,000
900. With Little Insurance.

"a
MooRHKAD, MINI. June sIIalf Of
Fargo is in ashes The fire started al
8 o'clock in restaurant on second
street A strong wind blowing.
At 4 o'clock fire had reached The Great
Northern tracks, ten blocks north.
cutting the entire district for three
blocks cast 70 broadway strong
fight was made 70 prevent the flames
crossing to the west side ~ Broadway
but by o'clock they had crossed il
several places. Telegraph wires nre all
burned, so that il Is impossible 10 reach
Grand Forks or Ijllsboro 70 ask for
help.
Probably two thousand people IRE
homeless
The fire has Just crossed the river To
the Moorhcad side at the Fargo roller.
mill, which viii burn
strong wind made the fire travel
50 quickly that hardly anything was
saved. The flames went through brick
buildings as easily as wooden ones
The loss viii be over 81 .0e0, 900, as prac-
tically the entire business district 81
the city Is Quilted already.
!. Moorhead people arc throwing open
theiS hotels and houses for the people
who have been suddenly made home.
less. II iAe4helieved that al many a.
two hundred building, large and small
have been burned,
At 10 o'clock Wednesday night the
fire was still burning fercely In a
couple dozen places The wind has
changed to the north, and Is driving
the flames back on the burned district
A section In tho middle Of the city, from
Robert street and Front street south
four blocks wide and ten blocks long,
isa blacltened plain CLASHES with not a
dozen buildings left standing The
fierce south mind drove IL like a prairie.
fire. Brick buildings seemed TO melt
away into heaps ofcrumbling SIND. and
twas impossible TO force enough water
through the mains 10 Aght the fre.
A conservative estimate 81 the loss Is
%, 600. 900. with not TO exceed one-auar-
ter insurance. Plenty OF help is now
here, Grand Forks having sent three
hose companies By special train. Wah-
pcton hose company made the run in
fcrty-fiye minutes, and Casseiton sent
= steamer Over 1000 people, Wcdnes-
day night, were homeless
II Is almost impossible 10 verify re-
ports of accidents. James Flynn. eight,
year-oid son OF former alderman, Is
reported burned, also three children.
Photographer Gilbert and nm unknqwn
man are reported cut of from the stairs
In the third story Of the Chaplin block
trying TO save some Masonic property.
Practically only ono hotel in town is
left, the Headquarters The fire has
burned all around it, but SO far Ii has
been saved Only one restaurant is
left in town,
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=
FOUND DEAD


Without q copper u III pocket and
wearing i iace that foret6d SAD
and miserable ending Wei. you
may rest assured be was A net-
chant Who believeddn i credit sFslom.
who had nq enemies and bit Little tise
fsr Pilntsrs ink Had Al done easl,
business avoided oilers and Ioaaf
aadalYertised ipdieiettsly il flie MI
uHiis II TIE Woithp he would have
been successful III business and aeeu
malatedacemfortablc fortune Instead
of aSlHg pennies he would have left
q niee sam far his family Merchants
heed tit mural an,hteii the public
What youaFe eltine through the eol.
umas e Tue bAIEa AND WEAkIY
Womb
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CONDENSED NEWS.
Gathered PROM AfI-Purts 81 M coaair
~ Telefraph.

Gathered FROM AlisIarta ~ the lOnatry
ny Teiefraph.
stephen Wright was killed NJ Akron,
o.. BY the falling Il an iron gir,ier
Issliah & Co. of Wilmington. Del /.
I Observation-Disclosures Ia iron and. sirei.
have failed
The general versiici s that the 81 Il
/ gbverTImeut building Is the axliest
structure m Jackson park
r ~ Brown 4 Co.. o. Miiwaal~e
carriage manufacturers have assigned
70 q. l. Resencrans, wha ense bond for
s75, 900
The treasury department. Weaas lay
was offered 40 90 ounces II silver
and purchased seg, 90 ~ price, ranging
from syss u scy0
An application tor the appointment
Of J u Beck ~ collector 81 eustamls at
indianapolis was "Wednesday aij-d IS
friend u Mr Tseck
The government receipts WedHes-
dry we're Internal revenue tfia.
sisg2. Customs. t5ss, Tss eoi and mis-
eelIaneons, 80. t9s ~
Over the Kentucky pavilion b the
agricultural department al the Worlds
fair, IS the sign IN big letters Ken.
tncky leads ID Tobacco. Hemp and
Horses
u i stated that Edward " Field ~
New York who was retnanded 10 he
buffalo state hospital 70 determine the
question Of hts sanity is nosg as ration
a as he ever aAE2
The federal judges 1nt ne Warlls
issir case decided ThlFsdaS That ne fair
sHsfflS be elesed ~ sunday 1he pfo-
seizure Il said u eaAnpaFalleled IL tie
history III The courts n Illinois Zach
sinfist formulated his opinion
ssIhe duke 81 Veraguas only pnrelihse
7Ea the fair Is statuctte in the Frenc.h
exiEibit representing saffron lady IN
lilac bodice, purple pettieoat, mauve
rsbbonss emerald stockings end scarlet
shocs sitting on green Md gold
chair
al the morning papers Of London
Wednesday morning contained long
obituary articles upon the Iato Edwin.
Bootli His death has also caused deep
regret ~ berlin. where his shakepear-
can renderlngs have always bean re-
garaed with keen admiration
The duke o. Vefagna and parity ar
rived Ia Columbus, b Thursday norm
ing aud were met By the reception
COMMITTEES 81 citizons al the broad
street crossing 81 the Midland railway,
where the dlcal party left the ear, ana
wsrr escorted by the Jnuia Hnssars 10
The resitlence ~ Henry 4 Chlttenlen
On the Capitol square where they YAH
re entertained
Rev Kerry a eolored Baptist preacher,
whe has been conducting a meeting AZ
Dawson Springs, KY, near Princeton,
for theIast ten days. WAS shot ~
mob Thursday morning, about o'clock,
and Killed The motive that prompted
the decd Is supposed % bo revenge for
warrants sworn ont by him FOR num-
bcr Of men who had becn disturbing
religious Worship
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No 8 VeFtibnisd Limited ..t...s
Ci.e &s, 4. - 2 n, arrives AZ Marfi5s, fes
~. IL y ~. 49, y z m; Baltic 80: Pl'i's 2
Ianstse~ ~ 1r.' - n Connects * 49,
leztibnlsd Ext<ess DAILY 49,.
iaEo lp:.9 a. m. arrives AZ Narflnsi,s.-. s. VI
M, NJ NASH. ~ : inIs BALTIC .s-is r, =, + ", 2
srisf ~, r., ~ nv p n Connects III F-...
No 70. Express Daily ieaw4. .s.. '
~ ~, arrives A MaStinshsirs s,s ~
- ssn 49,. ~ tr.to1 m Fhiia llI9
No yestibnied Limited .Dapv
". Looi, y. a ~, Cincinnati 81 (, :, VI
llfeS y, MArtlIsbnre. ia a. nj 49, ~
3 q. stops 81 Shenandoah Iur,ssf.. l"ik ~
~ illtfrer Perry Tor Lexington ~ i,iifti >
mcsiafe stations Connotfs ~ ~ ~ tpt,u
rs.,, ~ ~ Washington ganeth
No 4 Nestfbnled Express ~ns,,
-. Louis $50 D m. rhiSasA go l~aTv
itwes q Martlnsbgrg 80 4 n a.. II
ss 90 IN EI.l,a - and New York ~ *
NO ltA Cumberland and Bziiirney~ -
mediation. Daily leaves ct1Ini.ssrss,'.ss Aeeprl-
arrives ~ Narfinsbnfg 5.sD 3 n, ~ - am
SO Baltimore 1880 b m fiess'na9. y h.iie1or
Eerry tor Winchester, al Wevsr4s, W. y.
No, ~ Piedmoft a Baltfne,e
ton, daily except Sunday leaves ~ S1l.ssssta
~ a. M. arrives a. Marflnsbnrg III f,i ~ u
arrives a. baltimore. via old iifse =, ~, Y u
Stors ~ ali stations and Connect e. Z, u n.
Frederick s.tlaa ia
~ %. Msrtinshurg and Brnuswies
mediation, Daily. leaves MarttIsi,,., y. w
a. M arrives al Brunswick ~ l;'-4 y & a ''aM
CONNECTS at liarper's Perry for Iexi,,...., u,
baltimore, and ~ Weverton fef n'.s..!.ls trs
steps ii all stations StisNN.
c;o, 81. sG Ill. CIV sASTNAy
1T o'DELLi General Manager. astA a
Baltimore Nj
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a Kind Act Hand.omcly Rewarded

MuscIE, Ind, juno s After the
close Of the big Dunkard meeting here
recently, Abner Fuller and wife. d
feeble old couple Of Amboy, o., became
separated from each other In the
crowds, and Mr.. Fulicr took the wrong.
train. He was completely al sea when
Sam II Nafe. Chicago salesman, kind
~ took him In charge and accompanied
him back TO wife and friends at Mnncie.
Last week letter came to the Coulter
house, Chicago, where Nafe Is stopping
informing him that the old couple had
since died, heirless, and left win be-
queathing him q farm valued at $50, 900.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
baltimore 4 ONO TIME TABLE
IN Eject sunday. May, ~. Ises.


Nc, Nestibuled Limited .tDsily.n leaves
Se~ 10Th, la;l5 A M phila, sl5j Baltic 1910
N ASH lls35 arrive AZ MartiMSbuFg 1855 u in
IlttsF'irg stt 80 p. I'M and Chicago 1885 IN n
eenhects q HANCOCK for Berkeley Springs
no Nastibuled Express DAILY leaves
1Nsewinrk ll8 a. M; Phlla LISP M; Baltic 500
and thicago93s y m Connects al Haneack
t@T iset Kelley Springs saturday only.
Ne; Nestthuled Limited Daily leaves
new 1aFk, A0u a m. +; Phila fl;ia BALTIC e30 =
M, Wash. 800 arrives al Martinshrrg ss35 p
m II Cincinnati T45 II M st Louis 6s21 b. m
0onnects NJ Hancock for Berkeley springs, cx
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egARINe SEA TRIBUNAL.
Sir Richard Webster Finishes Ills speech
for tho Enrlieh

Ior the EpgllEn.
PARIS, June s.-Tho Bchring sen tri-
bunal continued its sitting Wednesday,
and Sir Richard Webster finished his
speech. The most important point he
made was insisting on the right Of
every nation, and that il the tribunal
admitted the contention of the United
States every nation would be claiming
proprietary rights over the fish in the
sea. At the conclusion of his speech
the president congratulated Sir Richard
on his effort, and said he admired the
cordial cooperation in the case Of the
ex-nttorney-general and the present
attorney general, adding I'VE must
envy the country where patriotic spirit
admitted such an association where the
national interests are at stHlxeea MIR.
Christopher Robinson, the Canadian
lawyer, followed on the same side.
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HOW THEY RANK
Temperance Congress.

cmcAGo, June 3 The Temperance
congress assembled Wednesday morn
ing IN Columbus hall Of The art insti-
tute, Bishop Fallows was chairman
tor ths day The first, paper, .Total
Ahsstinenee, was BY Archbishop Ire
land Another important paper, which
was printed, was the address 81 j. Al-
len Foster, which was handed aroma
instead Of being read
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MINES, June The death announced
~ "Wednesday, as attended by choIeraic
symptoms, WIS that IF the young Bel
elah pianist Brunei He died very
shortly after being attacked.
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Additional trains viii leave Harrisburg, daily
except sunday at SEE and los a. m, and 20
y. m, arriving at Carlisle at al0a M, ii 20 IN.
and d.05p. m. stopping at all 'intermediateista.
tionsi leave Harrisburg At 70 y. m. arriving ~
acknowledgements p m, stopping al all inter
mediate stations
Pullrnn Palace Sleeping cars between Hag,
crstown and New York on Nos. and 10 fast
and on Nos ! and west
: Daily
1 Daily es cept sunday