davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
FLAMES ON THE MEsABA RANGE
Many Homes Wiped Out by Fire-Ds,nsse,
81 100000.

Many Homes Wiped Out by Fire-Dslnsse.
S1.OOO,OOO.
The result Of a year of enterprise on the
Mesaba range has been wiped out in single
day. Advices received at Duluth yesterday
indicate that the towns Of Virginia and
Mountain Iron had been destroyed and that
Biwabik was partially if not entirely wiped
out.
1t is impossible to estimate the loss. but i,
will approximate 100000 and several
thousand people are homeless. For three
weeks the range has been in danger. Forest
fires have been burning on all sides Of the new
mining towns and only by the greatest effort
has the disaster Of today been SO long averted
Saturday the first news was received which
indicated any serious danger. Up to that time
the range towns had fought the fire for them.
selves, and had SO far as possible kept the news
OF their danger from reaching the outside
world for fear that their prospects might bt
injured.
On Saturday evening General Manager
Philbin Of the Mesaba and Northern road re
| ceived advices which convinced him that the
danger was imminent. and he went to Virgins
to look after the interest of his road, which
| touches most of the mining towns. The fire a
this time was all about the village, but there
| WAS every reason to believe it could be KEEP
under control.
1 leottEudt sIOIS WIN uicW VI
| and the greater part OF the range was doomed
| The first news came from General Manager
Philbin, who teiegraphed at 2 o'clock to Presi
| dent Merritt of the rood: men, women and
children loaded on ore cars ready to leave, fol
| Gods sake send us aid
At nearly the same time messages were re.
ceived from the other range towns The opera
| tor Mt Mountain Iron telegraphed that the towr
was burning and the Duluth and Iron Range
| operator Mt Biwabik wired to President Grea
binger Of his road:
Goods removed from depot Goodbye"
| Since that time the wires to Biwaka hRv,
| been down. The Mesaba officials state tina
their advices are that Biwabik has been saved
but the indications are that the village hal
shared the fate Of Virginia.
| At 6:15 pm. Mr.. Philbin telegraphed: 9TH,
whole town o. Virginia including freight house
is burned. We are bringing women and chill
dren here and have two engines trying to &c
| cars out"
In Duluth the news was followed by i'm
mediate preparations to care for the hundred
of homeless people. A special train wa
ordered by President Greabinger of the Dulutl
and Iron Range railroads and car loads OF pro
| visions were ordered.
The last advices from the vicinity Of Vir
ginia were that LOO people. mostly wome
and children, had been loaded in ore cars an,
would be brought to Duluth. Presiden
Spencer Of the council. the acting mayor, ha
authorized gift Of $1,000 from the city ant
all the provisions that may be needed for i'm
mediate relief. A special meeting Of tn
council and a citizens meeting have been called
Ample aid will be offered the suffering people
Communication with the range is almost Gu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
FREDERICK NEWS.
Paragraphs of General Interest-TO Revise
the Criminal Laws.

paragraphs OF General Interest-TO Revise
the Criminal Laws.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
FREDERICK. Nd, June 16. 1898.
Twenty members of the Neighbours Club. q
literary and musical organization of Washing
ton, ID. c.. were the guests here yesterday of
DR.. Charles W. Hoffman, the founder of the
club and formerly librarian Of the Supreme
Court library
Much interest was manifested here In the
wedding o. Mr.. Geo. T. Kohlenberg Of Adams
town, this county, to Miss Adelah N. Emmerich
of Washington. D. c., which took place in the
latter city on the 18th instant. the Rev. Chas.
A. Stakely officiating. The wedding vas a very
quiet one and unknown to the friends Of Mr..
Kohlenberg until they saw it announced in
The STAR. He is prominent business man in
the county. widely known and very popular.
Two magnificent brood mares, the property
OF ex-State Controller L. Victor Baughman,
met death this week under peculiar circum-
stances They had been brought up from the
paddock and fed some oats, short time after
! which they manifested symptoms OF dis
| tress and seemed to have difficulty in
breathing While awaiting the arrival Of q
| veterinarian some of the stable men sought to
relieve the sufferings Of the fine animals by adj
ministering drench. The fluid, how
ever. entered the lungs instead Of the
! throat and the horses uieu from
| the effects. One was "Miss Baughman,"
| by Messenger Chief" and had just had a
| promising youngster by Ii Sabio, out of Unit
| wood. The other was Compromis. BY Belvi-
dere. son OF Belmont. and the two were re-
Gently purchased OF VIM. H. Hill, Worcester,
| Mass They were valued ut 81, 500
Charles E. Wochter. well-known carpenter
| and builder of this city, was seriously and per-
\ hnps fatally injured today by fall from q
building upon which he was at work He fell
| from the second story to the cellar below, and
| in falling was struck on the back by beam,
| which is believed to have broken his backbone.
| A detachment Of United States cavalrymen
| from Fort Meyer near Washington, under COM
| mand Of Lieut. Perry OF the seventh cavalry,
! are encamped near Frederick, and will spend
several days here for the purpose Of enlisting
| recruits.
! The conference OF the states attorneys of
| MARYLAND. which was called ut the suggestion
| of Mr.. Edward 5. Eichelberger. state g attorney
| of this county. was held in Baltimore this
week. and was attended by nineteen Of the
TWENTY-FIVE attorneys of the state in the various
| counties and the city Of Baltimore. The
| object of the conference was to dis
cuss the advisability Of reviewing the
criminal laws and practice of the state. in order
To do AWAY with much of the useless formality
now involved in the methods of criminal prac-
tice. Committees were appointed by the con-
| ference to draft a revised system in order thai
the matter NAV be submitted to the legislature
| at its next session. r. MCh-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
To Firing the Indians Home.

Two Indians OF tho Pine Ridge agency have
been discovered in Australia and the authori-
ties OF the War and Interior departments are
considering WAYS and means OF bringing them
home. There are American Bear and Eagle Elk
and were attached to Buffalo Bills Wild West
show. They deserted that combination in Eu-
rope and in some unexplained way reached
Australia They they were stranded and are
now said TO be in destitute circumstances. The
question il whether the expense of bringing
them back home should De borne by the War
Department. Buffalo Bill or by the Interior
Departmeut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
Street Railway Systems Tied Up.

For ten hours yesterday the street railway
systems of Minneapolis and St. Paul were tied
up. Some few days ago the company issued an
order requiring the employees to sign n contract
or else quit its employ. This was objected to
by the men and they were given the alternative
Of signing or quitting. Not one of the 1000
men employed in Minneapolis signed the docu-
ment. At meeting lasting until o'clock yes
terday morning the men decided to quit, and
accordingly no attempt was made to run cars.
Mayor Eustis took a hand in the matter and
after considerable parley with the management.
Of the company obtained n withdrawal Of the
| obnoxious contract and at o'clock travel was
resumed. There was no violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
Torpedo Instruction

At the suggestion Of the chief of ordnance
Acting Secretary McAdoo has directed that all
naval officers who are likely to occupy executive
positions aboard ship shall receive a course of
instruction in the assembling and use of the
automobile tOrpedoes, which will soon be sup
piled to such of the vessels of the new navy as
are equipped for their Use. In view of the
limited accommodations of the inspection sta
tIons and the needs Of the service the details
will be made up of only six officers at one time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
THE NAVAL CADET GRADUATES.
IL Looks Now "a il Places Can Be Made for
Them All.

Them All.
The authorities at the Navy Department are
doing all they can to rsake places in the navy
for the entire class Of .his years graduates. and
TO that end are eApedi,lng re'i-ements and pro-
mo-iocs in the service 1t looks nov "a though
tie entire s.ass o. thirty Way be provoked ior
Ins department has recently ordered number
OF oiaeevs 10 tor promotion, with the view Of
r,aki7S additional vacancies should anr Of them
be Disqualified One marine officer has failed
on his physical examination, and another, who
will be examined this week. is reported to be
unable to pass the examination, in which event
the number Of places in the corps for the class
will be increased to eight. Twenty vacancies in
the line are assured, and with the eight in the
marine corps only two cadets would be left out.
Rear Admiral Harmony. now on his way home
from China. will be retired soon rs he reaches
San Francisco. and the promotions that will
follow will make room fornnother cadet. There
Is good reason for tine belief that provision will
also be made for the Other one before July 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
i r. nur , E!J5,N,.SsEHysNIA ROUTE


TO no THE N3BTH; VEST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL Fails AaGSffi ePSP fEo oaTfMESr
TRAINS nssvf See MsS Fl bs
ro. G p'i,, 9Th AND , SIS; As FoLLows,
FIes. q P1llmsn vssb pnp csr, n,sa
daily Columbian Erp-e-s AZ 10 Is a N. daily.
!" f- ss T sS os % T.
Si.nspolis snd Dining Car Hsrrisburr y
s%S S:u%S ;s III. i ss
SsysisnG snd Tolssa fsS an. m e cinssnssa
H, LsSis c !, g rsn aud his.so ;na
pm. daily. with sleepins Csrs ws-hines9 % On,
S,eepers Cor pitt,burr and cievei.nd ruiimss
ninins csr Pt:shunr e Chi,aso. sOuth~e.isFs
Cincinnati Indisnspoli-. Memphis and Sc L1uls
sa.ine csf Har-isnr .Ss Ms@S to St L99
AT, n9ons r psicsrond p.eifc EIpre- 10 GOT
~ s and the ss s q s.sS
For Kane, csnandalsna. Rochester and Ni.Tars Fsls
For Erie CsnardsiTus and Rochester daily for Bss-
sRa S sssSns as car s.ssDs ~
For Milamsport. Rochestsr. Buffalo aud SAssss
ms &.shne asilt 4 bGsS with s'
a u RsaSv0 sad % 81 10
fOf k x M f ErTr. T0 sI.sp sSp r TIE
n, T,II DINING , Cars: 70 cos:Sss, I'd
sls. %. 1000 and ' iias 4 =. mn On 81 s1nase
Dnius az c. and no p sTgS s f.5e, "a
ieia 2 2" SIS 70 10 cSsa1 a 8! pm
New York. 4 % m daily Tor Philsseipsis .s-r
foE pH1L.pELrHIa oNLy.
fas, cypress. 40 a. m weet days. and = Is .. n
Accommodation. aoos IN. daily
For Boston. without change 70 a. m. week a.-. an.
For Brooklyn X " ali th-on,e $50. -.
n ans dr., transfer e rq,.oS street. svOidss
and llsS o IL every dAv. saturdays only 9 %
For Baltimore. son. es5. 7.os. zen. 80 an
200 s.4o. lo,l5, Hoo and 80 an ia5s
10 90 2 az 80 AZ ~ 2t5 q. 90 npi.si, 4 -.
iI8S@. On snndsy. 20. To- 20 y ID y al 81
go II X = % ac s,pi le:ls 70 TX e
For POPS Creek Line. q 20 am. and 4 % pm dsfly
Pm daily except SUNDAY. Sundays. zoos %
r.. TOR sEfk.Spn,. .sp THE scrrH
m IL. OF noon. |. 90 9 III, 3 2s l. O. sa7 hr
elS sns 70 Or and II. % . W. On SUNDAY =
For RiehmSns snd the south. 40 -nd los
Accomrnoiation for ouantico, SS5 a m. daily
Trains leave Aleraudr Ma for Sastlinefrn n, : OK
sss bb9 a. k lhis Il IL o sI 10 g. q
os u IS sPH g. I'd sc siS an. and IL .
1irkets and information st the ONCE northeast co.
ner 18th street and Pennsy vunls and ct ~.
barvaee 20 destination from hotels and re.idenoes
General Manager. rmy2el General PASSENGER ires..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19

T'e suit for 800. 900 Of Annie Comitis. widow
of one of the Italians lynched at New orleans
has been dismissed on the ground that she
could net bring suit alien.
Gen. \. Bolton Caldwell. the first attorney
general Of West Virginia and one OF the founder,
of the new state, died last night from hear
disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
PROFESSIONAL.

SEA SALT BATHS AT HOME. WITH MASSAGE
- administered by competent operators; Swedish
movements anc magnetic treatment. yoss 18th -.
NV; DUN sundays DIR. SARA WAICoTT.
Il 0TTIE FOWLER-FOR SHORT TIMF-BFST
~ Known trance, test. business medium Consulted
by the elite Of Europe and America 2 TIL y. m
lIo. ST. Nv jelo-lm'
pRpF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
Advertising clairvoyant astrologer and medium in
Born with wonderful prophetic eift Of second sight
tells All the events OF your life from cradle 10
stolen goods. points out your enemies from your
friends. brings separated together speedy
love or false interprets dreams gives srees.
IN business. removes family troubles evil influences
Strangers from other cities and aim trouble will
as he succeeds whore Others have failed Conylnces
most skeptcsl Adyertises only what ne eau do. All
business con fdeatial. sittings. Soc Hours . r.
open sundays. Residence, 4Sy II ST.. bet. AZ and
9TH SITS. southwest lelplBt.
DRoF. FANTLERoY AND PROF. WILLIAMS
tell all the events Of life. compel love sick
ness; bring back the separated cause speedy mar
sittinss. SOC. and 81. Hours. lotoa myl6-3ot'
NE RAPHAEL, CLAIkvoYANr AND AsTRoL-
Iu osist, born with q caul, gives names and lucky
dates; tells how 70 retain husband lover Consult
with charms slOf ST. n W.. Room 10. IL tos p. n.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Az NE All business coz hdentsl Ladies and Sentl-
York ave n W. near 9Th St my2o-lm'
NINE DREAMER THE ENGLISH AND GER
man astrolost will leave for the seashore June
e returning Sept: 20 Once hours. gG. IN. TO y
Sun day 10 g. m TO p. m. LOS l4th ST. n. m27lm'
| THE HoksFoRD ELECTRIC INDICATED
ventive to disease Also facial steaming and mas-
| saee BIS II ST NV myl5-2m'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
ARE You Go1Sa To E,rno,

HKE Il OU NJOING i o EUROPE,
nso, have your letters and Cables addressed care
HEfb9gARTERs FOR AMERIoihN TRsvfffRs.
% SHAk1NG CROSS. TRAFALGAR SQUARE.
LONDON. They will be numbered and Forwarded -
AL parts by Mr.. LOWS own system insuring safe is-
livery. Baggage stored forwarded and checked by tbs
American system. Complete ban king facilities. Toe
use Of LOWS PockET CABLE CODE, price 50 cent?
sindispensable. Send for q copy Of TILE PASSEN-
GER. containing valuable information free.
EDWIN X. LOW, LOWS ETCHANGE
ja2-6m Head Office. 949 BROADWAY NEW ioSA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
OCEAN TRAVEL.


EoR BAR BARBoR. EAsTPoRT AND ST.
John, n B.-Mallory Steamship Line s.
State OF Texas from pier 81. r. r. n Y
SATURDAYS at p. m. Sixty rage descriptive
pamphlet for 1893 mailed free For passage and
freight rates apply TO c. IL. MALLORY Co. Agents
Pier TO- Z. R.. n. Y. my24-3m
RThUR W. ROBSON
n Steamship Passenger and Tourist Agent 6l5 Il 9Th
St n. W. Telephone 1904 Branch Of Baltimore Nd
First Cabin. Second Cabin and S.eerage tickets by
all steamship lines TO Europe ASIA Africa Australia
and the West Indies.
Alaoto Boston. Providence Norfolk Savannah ana
pointssouth berths or state rooms reserved on sny
steamer outward or return.
Sans lists rate sheets and plans Of steamers fur
nished on application
Estimates given on tours to any part OF the vorld
and Scotland. eio"-
Foreign express and custom house broker Aren't,
In all the principal cities Of Europe Send for in
e.Iucaons IoM 70 onlp. apl0-tr
CUNARD LINE-PLANs .,CAMPANIA- AND
~ Lucania. 1900 TONS sailings. prices desrrir-
tons hrst and second cabin and steeraee
booked .t agency. 81 T St c. l. DUBOIS Agent
mh2l -3m -Ne-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19

For s:e-Iy nerves and Z yoi sleep use
L.ralan-s-ltZer- Contains no Anti-Pyfine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
SPRINGS AND BATHS.

REDFokD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA
THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA"
HOTEL OPENS JUNE %
my15-sm L. B. DoTY. MANAGER.
TEE REKkELIY spEINGs HOTEL MILL BE
he: the s
out Pamphlets at Star once aud rrincipsl drug
%sn.ssr Hossi Con- A{ Berkeley sprins. " Va
81 hs S..hs
and grounds Is now oven for the reception OF guests
with electric bells and the best Of sanitary arraaSe
ana apa
RUENA VISTA SPRING HOTEL. -
Blue Ridge opsn June S s ss MARYLAND
This elegant hotel has been greatly ENLARGED since
ca:r Se.f
sna REEax e ss
Ma. After June q to BUENA VISTA SPRING P,m;.
!.rds Hotel every Saturday during s' May and jun.
from 10 q. m. to Ann my4 sm'
N opens
C. Mss vT na s to the Te0Is q pss
Beautiful mountain region: sac is.Ts.. from
secure rooms DoHSs daily malls and ssIssS.ES
' ssss sa s S5 ss'S IS
18th At n. my24-
THE MoUNrAI SR HSssE. PA
sylvania railroad. All trains STOP
OPENS JUNE2a
The ' $fSS#sx ' sss
fkk kI5H.t h sFHdSsS COUNTY VA
Tn; +?
sIssi,ss Ssii; public and private baths. :saissfy;
Water from the celebrated Ellton Li.hi. Springs.
flowing million and half gallons daily. Is piped
Mssnineent Scenery I splendid boating. bathing and
riHSTe SSx sGbfSS Hs ~ VIRGINIA WITH
Rates S1O per week and upward.
Send for descriptive eireu} sEo F. ADAMS. Prom.
Aad,sss until JUNE 20 st James Hotel
JNo; i; BAKEI: M.naeeF;
ern SreS hoteNsas electro bells Bowling alley ton.
MS and t. livery Hot and cold sIr1ur baths
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
sTich eSunty VII viii be open sls. Of JHne new
c.ps
ten H1 drys from rr9ad station to
MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL.
M Summit Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Pa.
1,5On feet abov level. Pure water pure air
perfect health. no malaria. mosquitoes
3hours' ride froiu Washington.
Will open June IL
Write for circulars and rates.
NJ A. and u. s. NILNOR, Proprietors
.. Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
Circulars at Star Office. my12-3m
| DOCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL bA MS |:
| IL Of hours from .shngton, in the great North
LINZ
| comforts rational amusements; moderate charges
illustrated circu iars. giving all Information. this
| Office aid It the office Of A. &. Pratt Sons Sun
| building. r ST. A. 8. PRATT,
! my2J10w Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
CHEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN Effect NAY rs 1soa
9th and SITS ID @An ~
through the erandest scenery in America with t,.s
West from Washingfon ''''N-
zoo N. dailv-''Wsshinrton ,nd <-Ascara spe..
,h,-Soid Nesflbuled. newly ednipr1d eler-ris.
llehted train Pullmsn's finest sleepirag cars wss-
iIEIon 70 ttlcasa Dining from wasfin ton
m. Chicsgo 4. vs. u. m. =
ll;lop n; dsily-The famous IF. r. v Iisnstea-- =
r,eeIers for Cincinnati. LsKinvton and LorrisvfiIs
without change. arriving AZ Gin f.fnnsr 6yo5 % m
Lexington o:l5 y. m Louisville 80 n N Indian.
sfoHs II ~ y m, Chicago sos a Bl. 81 Louis z, al
m, connecting in Union depO; for all roints
special Pullman sie-p.r n Snanvs Nedn--dav. ana
frdsys through 10 Hot springs Va without cha nss,
zoo ? m dsily-Erpress for Gordonrvine Ch.<.
lottesNle NavnesbOro' stanton and prtp<ipal Nir-
e1nis points; dsily. except Sunday for ff1,hnons
Puli man locations and tickets al Cornpsnys orhcs.
mvs9 II. W. FULLER. Cant p.ssanrar Anant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19

HOTEL HEsIopEs.
REHOBOrH BEACH DELAWARE.
Will reopen June "a under same management
WALTER BURTON.
my23 I'm Address National Hotel. Washington d. C.
Diver SPRINGS. ST. MARY's COUNTY. MD.
III To our many Washington friends: Instead OF go
ing to Chicago. take the str. Wakefield for River
Springs. Good fishing. boating aud fruit free; first
class table and daily mail.
,e1-lm' DIR. H. p. GLADSTONE SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19
RAILROADS.
do You WANT RELIABLE SERVICE
MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY co. ANr
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
HAULING OF ALL KINDS.
TRUNKS. 25G. PARCEL. Toe.
TELEPHONE. $50
30 Branch ofices. Main ofsee. an, Penn. 40.
;el4 WE NEVER MISS TRAINS.
RAILROADS..
RALTIMoRE q OHIO RAILROAD.
WE NEVER MISS TRAINS.

,u Schedule in efec, May Il. 1897.
For CHICAGO and Sorth@e.t Ssnsisu,.s Limited r.,
en9inn.t s. Toai = an nj in IL s y..
Ie eq ppnited 40 m; express IL. % n,Ett
m; ana s40pm.
Fer Fer k51Sa.,s, an. ma
cb re, Luray NATURAL Bride Roanoke Knoxville.
tSFous d % M s%Rpf and e S..a S.ly so'
To- To- bur.y 3 30 q m daily.
q 90 As minase. Tses 10 70 ~ icos .5m ~
M n.ei ia M N OK ~ II n Is y 70 < 20 y Is
80 .soo. o. 10 90. xii. 30 and IN IS nm, sun
10 90 * @natss, a. nm min nIs "a rs 10 80 rsso
aes e j, sS 300 Tosc. q. s c K Is "a 90
For tnnsssli. IS and az Z IS am. IL L, ana .,
For Frederick. fio4o III i ? 3 am. n,A ,Aa
ST R RsTd snS R.r no ps sS sSd
.a 9 6 e o. Es "a -sy IS point, o
rSr !, TYssfahinSton junction way points 70 20
raj stations only 40 4os "a 80. sasS. P1'"c'
ROYAL BLUE LIZ FoE SEw YORK or i Z FILL
das soc i Sss YQr Boston
Goo DISiosSs o. III 30 so mn. sls.plne 90 90
,n For Boston . 20 pm With PaiIm.n Bur.. s,..c
viS shrgs g 70 so..oa .ithoat chsnss
NJ. station az Boston ~ PssSsnSefsih D. ana
For A q CITY 10 90 m andl2 90 noon. Sun.
ffhceTt sunday Daily. ssunday only.
sssr.ss called Tor and eheefea from hO.e,. an.
'Jtef o 6Sr gis and 1851 Pa and depot
Gen. Manager. uelcl hAs Cen :. s p.
Nf. wHUIDEKoPER AND REUBES FOSTER
,r,r,,D. s sls;Ss .ns + sssei iuss I. 1893
ger station. Washinston' d q rennsyivania rssssn-
500 a m daily. local for Danville ana .t.,,o,. n.
Roys sad si.S Sa Sas s, snS sSDns
nlLlo an, Richmond aud Danviile FAST mail -
Past Tennessee. yrpsnia and Geors1a rsiis.1 sis
tons and for primo raj points south on RicSmone
nlin.ham Pullman sleeper New Yorh and wsshin INV
ton to Atlants and Montronery. which unisss a.
nm-Daily. except Sunday. for Front Row,
zoo p M Daily for principal po,p,. .ou,s a, R,c,.
mnnd and Danville system. Pullman sl.,Ie az ws.s
ng,en 90 Charlotte. and Dsnvilie 20 AsheSlne ans
10, 70 43 IN :, Daily WARRINGTON AND SOUTH.
W., NIL ~ US TIBCLED LIMITED oompo.@d ea-
u Atisnrs Gs-n' tsser, sId N-@, On e.. ,-i,h
,asn Ger. ihroR,h New TYrk and Washinston 4
c5umbis sna New YfS a. as ~ M az sor. T.
fIq Wassnston g N-ghi, ". Birlsxsn .ls.
ms New Yo-t - Won, me-, mona Wise b'''
IRAINsoN WASH iNGTo,S AkD oHsoprvrsro.
Round Hi and SO : I'm ~ a. S,,y !, q
s,s,sp M except Sunday for ernaon and interm.
IN 50 p m; daily from Round Hi. and s "a M
dsy from I.eessnrr and 50 a.. daily except sun
Through trains from the south arrive wush,neto.
n..s.. n,, ~ N. >. p m and ~ D Ma.
llcsets seerine Car rsserya.tons and inforrnssos
and q PsssenEer station ana Eas,,as
"; Il; GsFEN, Gen. Man wa TURF. Gen. Pass. ars
/ L. :. y 10 Asrep n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-19

on THE POTOMAC RIVER,
NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE BAY,
WILL OPEN SATURDAY. JUNE IL. 1893.
For the season for guests
Good salt water bathing fishing era bling, boating
tsnpin alley. billiard rooms. dancing, .kc.. &c 81
NO BAR
Steamer George Lesry will leave here On Saturday.
Special excur,ion trips Tuesday and Thursday Of
each week TOR the entire season.
Book now open for dates Churches, societies, sc. ,
ret full Information by calling WASH. B.
WILLIAMS cor nh and D st. nv. Washington
je62w Piney Point. ST. Mary's county. Maryland