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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02

"Ranson's lRaRio Corn Da1v0."
Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for It. Price Is eentA
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-01-02
JAMES D. WHlTMORE,

1862 CURTIS ST, DENVER, COLO.
Investments, Mines and Real Estate Grin.
pie Greek mining stocks bought and sold on
commission, In small or large amounts. Largo
amounts OF money have been made by parties
buying thesc stocks.
Reference: Denver National Bank,
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tonight drew fo-la he largest sad;e 1es
g; a-y i-,GiiicA4 event 10 Cav, siei 4~s-.A1
she cainpa iEt1 the nall. Nhlta seats lfk5
p-rs rs hssng filled Jldgc =. CA&r.es
Esme a.sc ssSe4 shs plarss 81 tie n ,S.o
platform aeNunciat1Ty ~ tHc ac' - tn-
IS, ssdsat 10 seI1.rr Feleral tseass tnt1
5AIuCls E1thcHi tE@ reu4@s9 ~ ccus@ai Or
ths governor. and lenpuc3Asoty ~ ne sN-
jTCn.s cUNrz GOD FEDERAL coN-t c1 ne ~
6 re iaN 6fcjss7u Ar4 Ter fuso.alrs ins
elssi -gcia0n q interstate csararne-ce ana
faAls Hs sad tle ts.caGc epuNsn- i1fi
h6s r-rsi 70 1arse- with Tie s1p.s ne
ccnrs us,oa the .ucou7a tax asclsao1 bug
L. ccuii not sasssc-lhe 10 Us expressed
I,ltrycse 70 have ne 1scisfo1 ossrTlset hy
gg7ccf sgrucsiTe thar court I@te-Ts 20
TIE Insertion ere sapre-ue caa~i is 3on.4-
sSsea ~ tns wealthy classes as s45S the
charge Ras 5 BASE S3Ar1ar. aud ~ Te-4sa-'
uunlero1S Instances whore rs strong POW
ars had tsea .nVpSss ar9 rransssi to pro
tst.s Tire grcSTrAfe5 sud !rnpoverisnsS
S.csi1hErrefS AZ Ths Ti1se %. ths wNr no
tally IKE case - Garland y ArSx-s,s
wto npgnalsa 70 iaa. irtursi icr = d.
isso- us-on tae V2.i6}ty = the test GA b
law re casa q Missouri lsr3as. lmn.ss-
craA for tearftae Confederate children
sc1 ;ns fam is t1s.is isse case IN vtsch
tae s7aqrerue -aar' res css2 ia Am bis cs-
fete
~ NJ Iasker discussed ne financial
4rcE its s1Ntptt
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TIE srATE cApITAL.

Austin, Texas, October o. Ihe i.s,
corporations toaay flied their ctaf'''
the secretary of state, ..s
Tho Corsicaaa Shippers ton,lt d
pany Of Corsicapa, capllal st Il
ttcurp Claude W. J .yrsss IN
Polk ans George T. Jester. Ins
ton was formed for tho purpose. ", 4
Structlug and maintaining eo"'
conn rCSs' ng c-tton. Al
The j. NJ. Chapel compaS,r
W otth; capital stock, 5000 iiN s irj
J. NJ. Chapicl. j. :. CaVenausn sOrs
". May The purpose q Ma n
is to Manufacture and sell oP~-
Jewelry. etc. s.r r7assj
the Smith sons Gin and Macl,ntn,vo ii
OF Birmingham. Ala, a pernnp IA, "a a
ross in Texas. This corpora.n,ss al
capital stock of $4,000, ana .iSss
u the manufacture of giA h'a'es,nts
The FAX rolls OF Walker rpsr, u
today received at the coinpu1vs ,rssss
Total valuations, $2,3l9'-~'
Messrs. Floyd MCGOWAN Of sapu AN q
i. +. Cowart of Dallas any A. he
0f Fort Worth are reEis'cTeu I
Saige. ras,
JUDGE Reagan went to La LAM slssE
morninH, et which place ne
morrow. o,Sh.u,f
The funeral of Mr.. James . ,s,rysia
~ look place TODAY from ~, ,m'sniA
Ole church md was largely ~ n "
O. ShauEAncssy had .ong n1 9,ayas "
ploy OF the Houston and ie IN III
raiirAad ana rad charge Of ~ -, %
work on the road. lie was tusx
man and e., eemcd By all WIZ ~
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TIE oLpNsr rAII.oR

Clohurnc. Texas. October In , snoc,,,
go the S. Louis Republic from Versailles
KY few days ago. the corrcsno,do,,
CLAIMS that n resident OF that rlt> Ia ,he
oldest man In the world aet.yn,v opva,.o,
III an' tailoring business giving his aga
az 90 wears. He has fonov,5 hi. -.
seventy years and is SIN hale and hsartv
on nloyers. WV :" H's
,itp'Tnc. Texas, has q tailor. John Oun.
NE"t' NNp Ia 'our iears older than This
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a TEXANS Suicide

Washington October 9.-Dllord + Rag.
land, a messenger In the treasury doDa,,,.
ment, appointed from Gohad. Texas co,r
III '''n suicide last night by inhaling pas.
rae Vas 10 nave been married in Atlanta
next week 10 young woman from Dallas.
lcAas' but for some reason changed his
NINA ana rather than tell her thai he va,
no' IN position to marry ne X He'd hun
self. The circumstances Of the suicide I'M
deate that the act was premoditatcd.
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when the INF

when the infant monarch arr;v..
Prospective mothers are womb. |
strengthened and maintained y q
and mind BY Or. pierce's Favor;,. I.
scrip,ion. Taken as early az ns.S|
during the expectant time 4 t u.3
health and vigor to the entire sv,, W. /.
elastic power and endurance 10 Il. n
cate organism specially conce,rsS 4
shortens confinement frees dsl,l
from all danger and from mos WI
pain gives recuperative energy y 1
mother and insures healthy 81 ss,ss,
nourishrent for the child. TRY
Any special weakness or disea,. n u
feminine organism is completelv NJ
by Or. Pierce's favorite prescrintio,
is the only medicine for woman n,,-..
by a regularly graduated and expeI.,,S
physician and specialist.
Mrs Roscoe Hanover Of Robinson ~. M
Co Ky writes wish to express NV NJ
70 you ior the good have received 1r.s -. -
'Favorite Prescription have used Il M
EN- times for the las, five years. aud a,v,s. 8
the most gratifying results rut N. 49,
good received from the favorite p,rsrss..s#
was about ioGt months ago when nv III w
was born was afflicted with childhed MI
Instead of sending after n doctor used Il. M
scrtption and was cured 4 lsdy friend -
was similarly afflicted and sent after n, M
and took MS remedies and Gisi ann
Old. weigh Ia pounds the mother offye ehss,&
and am enIoy'ng the best Of heai,h.' X
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DRY KILN AND rtrMpeR

owe. Texas October .. olive, sjclncn-
berg & Co.'S dry kiln vas bestowed by
nre AZ z a. m, today, together wnh ioNNil
Qnly parily coNorod n .nelrhmn.
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CHAAIREnl.,I>...

Cole. Cholera ana Diarrho,a
rms is the beet mcdicln" a. hrinedy.
lot bowel complaints, II acts "o world
rnH cs4 aiTRSys he dpendea apon qWlHy
Try H. and like many ' o,beyIu TO take.
Z, 81 1t 10 your friends ii!3 nr VIII
ctsis. anu '' cents per bottle by ali dr Saie
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DlsAsrRnEs rlrrs

Corning, Iowa, October . Corning was
visited today by the most disastrous
IRE IN its history ABOUT $4,000 worth
OF Nolorty went dp m rlam ~ and an
unknown man Was tnruAl To d-u-h I'm n
hcN car. Tho city generally WAS rllag, i
ny robbers who undoubtedly SET ,he town
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klLLNp BY TnN IN.

'N'''on' IeNas' oc'oher al. L. linton
q TOOK agent Twins ore mile SCUM ~,
WI W., vas r,n1 over and killed ny norm
-. 1iuh iIelShl rain last night a6oit T, A.
:, CLOCK midway between lis hom,' ~ ~
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srNAK1EG " llnGERs-

Rogers. Texas October S-Judge Ben
Tew,il I."wis Wood ~ Lsrrasaa and J
T. kinnard u Bolton spoke ar this place
toaar. 70 large and enthusiastic audi
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has pending against him In the FasS
court charge Of embezzlement SAL
raN" hocn committed in 1889 when on
a. raI"aE postal clerk on the Gull i
,ado Hat Santa F'e route out Of Gahssf
w iuE.Cr save himself ~ In New ~
We weeks ago ami asked 10 be brolss5
Nal S,oH. lIo is son of Judge WAa.
Wei kHoWn TO tho Texas bar.
LOCAL. NOTES
81 pnonts Of Turkeys and pcultT f
General are coming .a quite ilbelrt
Mrs. sh"rmaa, recently convic;ed ~
SANITY, was sent 10 the Austin ~
today.
Tho Daughters of the Republh 81
meet tomorrow mogniug ut 10 oe,ea
irnc RS 'dence of Mrs. w. P. BaiilhssN u
IW'nty-ninth street II
Tho steamship Hilcrag elaatMs. h;
tiaihu1rg this afternoon with lAWsjfss
els OF wheat 70, 0I bushels CT re'tE'
ialts OF cotton and $500 SACKS q sf$
seed meal.
TOMORROW night at S o'cl2ck WYE
u1e democrats viii occur az HariEps
Among the SPEAKERS viii ba
hurn", Ju,lgc W 5. Rohson j T. M MI
to'ono' Street. Major Jerome, Joasu s Nj
JOY and Major f. NJ. Spencer. Hsfx:
band VIII make the music. MI
Mr.. G. Rodowald Ryrne sent MeMyS
Ing tc.ceran to New York TINS ~. ri
'lleccipts at 3. Texas INTERIOR s'Sss
Collected by our exchange, snow M
OF each week since srpIeinher u q VIZ
bales. 56,000. ju.Go and son 4. VI
crease in each instance is from ~ VI vi
vious week, ans NOT As compass'~
vast wears movement, Ne
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NOuKTH nIsrRIcr pnrI,l,1 rrA>..

IeNaEkana' Ark. October 9.-The repnb.
Means OF the Fourth congressional ana
trict Of Texas, "culhcrsoas district" me,
here today 10 open their campaign cha,
l. evans OF Dallas and C'vcIrnr I,at.t.
spoke hAry made ths usual proil .b,uns
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Of democ atc defeat IN November ari
ir3uleei IN few calamity a9wl~ Their
audience consisted mostly o. aesrocs
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'Not included in means.

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Observations taken by the United State.
weather bureau at all stations at D. IN,
10Th meridian lime:
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DROWNED IN THE TRINITY
Livingston, ToNos. October s.-Rcnor,
comes to Justice Epperson ,his mo~nlnr
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TIE GALVESTON BoLTERs.
Ss.r's~'c Tcaas October Tea Va
'-ffiai 3r ra Faif at N3rrony hal
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49,. '@N hiNpC ItT RACK.
nl'eo States Marshal j II. McCartby
New YORK city was here today 10
0'hs walton c. wmkler here. WinkIsr
Evening star., 1896-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner of Sixth and B streets.

=" kAiStt NoNeHbeT 1880.
80 Or,ar An; H., WHeek-days Hs PITIsBURG EXrREss
1880 AN PESSsYLSASIA LIMITED * 5llr"s
harrisburg to Chicago. Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
St Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet Tarl,r
1850 AN. FAST L1NE.-Pullman Buffet parlor
.ar 10 haIrisburg- Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$40 Pm cHIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
nr ana bnns Gnet parGs Car to Harrisburg sleep
10 rM WESTERN EXrREss.-rnllman kS1sifS Sleep
car 6nns to cheasG hi and Harrisburg 10
RIO PM TS fsE e Sn'fasp sxPnss Pullman
risblrg to St. Louis and Cncinnas Dining ing Car
1910 Pm PACIFIC EXPRESS. Pullman s!rerily
7:S9 AN. for Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester and
1913 N,asaTa n Fails 1as daily H'm, except Sunday
sunday For Lock % aa%n % I.I WeeI.days a and vii VIII.
In inmspSrt 8 y tsa sunIags;' days.. $40 PM
Niagara Falls daily. ercep. saturday. with sleep
Ing f,s, Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
1870 PM. for Erie Canandaigua. Rochester, Buff
n., fa and Niagara Falls daily. Sleeping Car Wash
400 sf% iGIk an s t.S daily.
a0a 'a!s w5 bnn Dnrs c f so &c." a 1000
nh.a minins cars and LOO Dining Sar from % VII; vi
200: il:Se Dining cir from WiImingtsn, A, NJ.
Faaa:pHa 2 a5 oas Fssi sh rr
days. Express. 1915 PM. week days 2:cI and
$40 Pm. daily; For Boston without change.
>, 1850 AN: weekdays. and 3:15 PM daily.
For A,antic ra",a s slS psnware River Bridge" all
For Baltimore. s:2s ZOO. $50 s o. 900. 1000.
3:l5. 3:40 400 Limited. 4:2O. 4:3e. $40. 6:15.
Sn $50 1:1o & 1000 io;40 40 LIE and !, 80 pM On On
l2:I5. l:15, POI. 3:i5. $40 (4OO Limited. 1 20.
$40 6:15, $50. ITO. 1000. 1910 and II :35 p.
For Pope's Creek Line. 1850 AN. and 4:36 Pm.
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 100. 900 AN. 1918 and 40
PM daily. except Sunday. Sundays 900 AN.
and 4:2O PM.
Atlantic Coast Line Express. 4:3O AM. 3:i6 PM.
daily: Richmond only. 1857 AN. weekdays; At
anta Special via Richmond and Seaboird Air
Line. $40 PM daily. Accommodation for Quail
tico. 1:+5 AN. daily, and 4:25 M. week days.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q streets. and
at the STATEN. Sixth and Streets where orders
he left for the checking of baggage destina-
tlon from hotels and residences.
S. NJ. PROVOST J. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Schedule in effect December . 1896.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and street.
t'Tihs 1900 am. S:U5 pm.
,h,I rIr f,nninna st. Louis and Indianapos Yes
For and tisscand SahF'ss express 80 daily
am. and $50 pm.
Fsr Winchester and way stations. 1000 am.
,o For New Orleans Memphis. birmingham, Chat
daily; Sleeping Cars through.
For lLiray. $40 pm. daily.
x!;1o: $500. s:sO x9:aO 1000 112:oO am.
xlge'' iI:lo .l2:aS; M As;oo; 32s: x4:3a. 40,
lie. .ll;5o pm. and xi2:Ol night sunday IS
1 oS $50 :io go q 200 sm nl2o5 Gso lie Ia:
1.:2o. il:l5, 1ll:so pm. Ii2:oi night
4 For Pr Trasrias sa%ys vssi so d.vs isS p%
noon. 4;au. $50 PIN: sundays. i:l5 pm.
For For HaSI nS W,x tlsoS ;s, noon and pm
70, 10. 3;.o, .;Oa pm. Sundays, 1:15. 705 pm.
500 s'atasoE o an? % E.s 4S s'".: t ~sss SO GnSs s:
Id:1 ,d:io pm. Sundays. 900 am. 1:I5. 4:oo 1905.
For Washington Junction and way points ia,
an. an. 4:3o $50 pm week days. i:l5 pm. sun
EoraI E a't rr tf lE Il Hn FoH Il New YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated with Pin,s,h light
For Philadelphia, New York RoSton and the East.
:ss 6k Dining $50 cSr ss 500 5o Binns Bin'ns Carr Carr dS
n nisht' Sleeping Car open 1000 oclock,. sun
days 900 an Dining Carr. 1235 Dining Carr,
3:O 600 Dining Carl. 1901 night. Sleeping Car
open lUo9 o'clock Additional trains for Philadei-
ph1a. week days. 7:O5 am: daily 500 pm.
Buffet Par!or Cars all day trains
For AtaLtic City. 1000 am. 200 noon and
10 pm week days 1896 D. NJ. Sundays.
Except Sunday. sI,aly sSundny ouly
xExpress trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotels and
Residences: by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket Offices. 6l9 r, ,nnsyIvaria avenue NV New
YORK avenue and 18th street and at depot
WM NJ. GREENE, CEAS O SCJ-II
Heh Manager Gen. Pass. Agt.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
UNDERTAKES.
LEAP YEAR BALL.
Ne hers and Friends Of the Turn
Verein Enjoy Themselves.

Members and Friends OF the Turn
Verein Enjoy Themselves.
The ladies of the Columbia Turn Verein
gave leap year ball at the National Rites
armory that was a model of success. There
was An exceedingly large attendance. even
for the Turn Nerein, and the festivities of
the evening went off without hitch. A
program of eighteen numbers was provided,
with Naecker's Orchestra to furnish the
dance music. and hardly one of the guests
left before the program had been complete
ly gone through with. The Columbia Turn
Nerein Is one of the oldest organizations
of the kind in the District, having been
OF ganiZed just forty years ago, the ball
last night being the annual event in COM
nemoration of that occasion. As the ball
this year fell on leap year. the gentlemen
of the organization waived their rights, and
the ladies were i'm sole charge. A commit
tee of seven Mrs. III. Auracher Mrs. T.
Blatzheim. Mrs. Powell. Mrs. J. Lcderer,
Mrs. r. Warden Mrs G. Lerch and Mrs
r. Bosse. looked after the reception of the
guests and their general comfort and
joyment. while another committee of seven
consisting of Misses A Ryhner. NJ. Ledorcr
Becker. Alma Bosse, Won EZdorf, +. Aur-
acher and Il. Wetzel attended to the floor.
Supper was served in the lower hall of the
armory during the dancing, and the festiVi-
ties did not break up until late hour.
Some Of those who were present were
Miss Frankc. Mr.. and Mrs. Eckstein. Mrs.
Dauterich, Mrs. Nathan, Miss StreitberGer.
the Misses Mayer Mrs Schoenecker Miss
NJ Eisir ger. Misses Stetnik. Mrs. Baum
and Miss Hattie Baum. Mrs. Babcock. Mrs.
Ranke Miss Aimee Walter Mrs. J. NJ. Will
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. James Raley. Miss
Camtield. Miss Bergman Misses A. and l..
Meinking. Miss Daisy Freis. Miss Fanny
Coberth. Miss Katie Smith. Miss Mamie
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobson. Mrs. Doecke,
Mr. f. Carl Miss Bertha Brodt, Miss Har-
kins Miss Elsa Brodt. Miss Gusdorf Miss
Sadie Stern, Miss Lyons. Miss Bertha
SPAIN, Miss Clara Williams. Mr.. Poppen-
berg Mr.. Cooley. Mr.. Gregor Kramm. Mr..
Frank Eiseman, Mr.. Fred Yount. Mr.. Flip
pin, Mr.. j. II. Hanleiter. Mr.. J. o. Russell.
Mr.. r. r. Schulz Mr.. NJ. f.. Buckley. MIR.
l.. Lippman, Mr.. NJ. +. Kahler. Mr.. Schmidt,
Mr.. Schroot. Mr.. Scheiblich. Mr.. L. III.
Bolter. Mr.. Max Schmidt. MIR. c. Jerman.
MIR. c. Cooksey. Mr.. EisinCer. Mr.. Rosknse,
Mr.. Carroll Wilson and Mr. Geo. Koehier.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Duel of Desperate Men.

What will probably prove a double muir
der occurred in little candy and fruit
store on Broadway i'm Boston yesterday,
when N. II. Holmes shot w. II. Jordan,
proprietor of the store. three times. and
the latter succeeded in cutting a deep cash
I'm Holmes throat before he fell to the
floor exhausted from his own wounds The
trouble resulted from a quarrel over an un-
paid bill. 1t is believed both men will die
Evening star., 1896-12-01
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
RAILWAY.

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt VERNON
RAILWAY.
From Station, 13k st. and Fennu. ave.
In effect July 70.
FOR Alexandria $40 7:O5. 7:s5. 800 $40
800 80 '1o:o' ea. .1l:00. II ~, 'l2:tn ex.
ex., 500, $40 e1., $40. '6:O5. 6:3O, 700,
500 900, 1000. '1l:20. 1853.
'Daiy. No express on Sundays.
FROM ALENANDRIA.-5:55 625. 655. 7:20 ex..
1:4s ex.. $500. $50 ex.. 1900. $50. 'lO:O0.
I'll 100. IL 40. '12:25. u: :O6 ex., 1:15 900,
2:4e. 1905 ex., 400 '4:s5. 4:45 ex.. 1918 ex..
5:4O. @6:15. 200, 7:15 cx. $500, 900, 1000.
'11:0O.
'Daiy. No express Sundrys.
FOR MOUNT VERNON. RIVERSIDE AND WAY
STATIONS DAILY, EXt EFT SUNDAI.-s6: 10.
10:0a III: 90. 12:05, 2:O5. 'i:1o.
.Daiy.
FOR ARIINt;TON.-S:oU 900. 1O:O5 II 90 12:05
Ills. 2:O5 2:i0, $500, 6:O5, 100, 500.
Daily.
Baggage checked free for passengers holding first
class tickets at station. Bicycles y cents each.
G T. ABBpTF. GEO. L. PHILLIPS.
Cen Manager. Gen. Pass. .Ag mt
Evening star., 1896-12-01
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR LINE

Schedule in effect December 1. 1896.
An trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania pas
500 A.M:..Daily,aLocal for Danvlle. Charlotte
and way stations. Connects ut Manassas for Stras-
Sunday. and at Lynchburg with the Norfolk and
Western. daily. and with the Chesapeake and Ohio
i1:15 4. .M-Daiiy. THE UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL: Carries Pullman Buffet Sleepers. New York
bury with Pullman N Sleeper for Asherie and Hot
Springs n. C.: Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
and Pullman sleeper New York to Atlanta. Solid
train Washington to New Orleans without change.
Sunset Personally Conducted Tourist Excursion
Through Sleeper on this train every Saturday 10
San Francisco without change.
4Of P.M-LOcal for Frcnt Royal. Strasburg and
Harrisonburg, daily, except Sunday. &
aai, 4si -pay-LScsi for & GaaTlo!tessille ;,,,,,
WESTERN vESTiBULED LIMITED. composed of
Pullman vestibuled Sieepers, Dining Cars and Day
as ns e New New York to to
via Charlotte Columbia. Savannah and Jackson
S York ana 9St to H. Via
gomery. Vestibuled Day Coach Washington to At
Ianta. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIvIs-
ION leave Washington 9ol am. daily and 4:45
only for Round Hi: sas pm daily except sis s,i,s
day, for Leesburg, and 6:25 pm. daily for Hernon
pm. daily from Round Hill, 708 am daily, ex,
cept Sunday. from Herndon. s:3i am daily. except
Sunday. from Leesbrrg.
ington. 6:te IN. 22D pm. and $40 pm daily.
Manassas Division, 1e;40 p m. daily. except sun
Tickets, Sleeping Car rvation and informa-
tion furnished Offices Sill and 1900 Pennsy
avenue, and 1t Pennsylvania sailrond passenger
W. H. GREEN. General supt
]. n. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
L. s. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Light of the World;
- Or,
Our Saviour i'm ART.

Cost over $10G eco to publish 200 fulI,age
ngrarings Of our Sarour by the great masters.
DREAM OF LUyEIINESS-5 ORDERS THE
FIRST DAf."-BI.ANCE WARD.
THE FIRST GLANCE AT THE PICTURES
RROIGHT TEARS To MY EYES-l2 ORDERS
FIRST TWO DAYS'-ANNIE L. CANTWEII,
MOST BEACrIFUI. BOOK 1 EVER SAW-11
ORDERS In THREE DAYS."-ALENA FARR
SEVEN ORDERS FIRST DAY. W REWAS
lads oi y ntlemaa OF good church standing can
ooE make 81 600 taking orders for this booi Gen
eral agents. district managers and state managers
salary. '-"-'-
Address A. r. T. ELDER. Publisher, ISL sth
ave, New York. poa6 TN ,h&sI,t
Evening star., 1896-12-01

222i6 IL. 7r. mi. .22.5O
2 2nth ST. Or. .2U.a
li4i l.. Or, w......aao-3)
lllv l Sc. Ir. mi. ..lS.oO
1lI Sd. Or. eel. mi. .lS.5O
IL 1 l.. g., eel, mi. 1850
iSaS 18th Or. W. :. 1879
Ill 18th. Or. sta. .lS.tO
sl2I. q Sc. 6r. mi. .l73'
.,2 P"oSprct. Or. W. .g16.5O
LIS f. store, w.g.15.oG
brIsitwd. 6r, eel, W. is %
>l4 9th, 5r. wa. ..14.5o
2-O6 III. 5r. w....-14.30
2+D2 Va av. 6r&
eel. water -
113 2Gth. Or, w....13.50
2s32 T.. 5r. eel.
2il5 y. or. wa. .13.a0
50 y III av, Or. w.l3.50
- T, Or. w......13.50
224l6 y. Gr. wa. .l3.UU
2OG9 y Y ave, 7r. 1880
l22 18th, 5r. w...12.a0
lO66 Both. 6r, wa. 1880
@}0a NJ. store. 1850
l52n2 18th. 4r. WEED
2419 y, Or, wa. 80
:23i5 Va av. 4r, W. 1859
tS2 Ia ave. ofiice
-ooms- IS, 10 & Is
1906 34th. 6r. 10. 90
81 2Gih. 7r. 10. 90
pE5 Sherman av ,5r. 1000
our other list.
WILCOX, 1907 Pa. ay.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
Arrest. nt Cnrmaux, France.

The authorities at Carmaux. France. have
arrested fifty persons in connection with
the socialist demonstration and rioting
Sunday.
Evening star., 1896-12-01
cuEsArEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GRaNDEST SCENERY IN
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. ALL
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS. STA
TION SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect NovemDe' Z, 1876
2:2O PM DAILY Cincinnati and st. Louis Spe-
cial-Soiid train for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers
to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville Indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Cow
ngton. Va. for Hot Springs. Fa-Or cars Cincin-
natl to Chiaa
11:3T z NJ. DAILT-F. +. V. Limit+d -Soil train
for Cincinnati. Pullman sleepers To- Cincinnati.
Lexington aud Louisville without change. Open
for reception Of passengers at pm Pullman
compartment car to Virginia Hot Springs without
change Tuesdays Thlrs4iavs and saturdays. Daily
connection Tor the Springs. Observation car.
Sleepers Cincinnati chicago and st. Louis.
1887 AN. EXCEPT SUNDAY-via Richmond
for Old Point ami Norfolk. Only rail line.
30 PM. DAHY-For Gorlonsviile Charlottes-
vile, Staanton and for Richmond, daily. except
Sunday.
Reservations arti tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 1i3 aid 14c1 Pennsylvanf avenue lilo II
street northwest. and at the utoli.
H. W. FULLER,
nul3-a8d General Passenger Agent.
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For RENT
1I4I 18th. Tor. mi $50. .OU
St9 f. 22r, MI I.Ui
3!6 .. 22.r. mi. .66...I
49, y. -. nj .:5p -
2n2o y. Tor. mi. ~. ID
] 10 IL. -. mi--..Iu.,,
.a'Is e. i'E IL. h.StaIn;,J
1i-o l., "a. .c-i. mi 30 ~
22l9 !, x. mi S''.1b
PIT! X. Sr. eel. mi 3J-:.U
1eu3 1'th.I-.r..l.m 10 3
.3i9 IL av. v.9r.ctl.lui35 ,
i2u 18th. >r. mi .. 81. q
2:,>i1 z. 1r eel. mi .:I22.,0
'niJ I. sr mi. 30.
2!223 +. ~ mi. .3D.5
1906 Pa {. fiat 81. -5U.5)
1871 9Th. 'r.mi -
2il3 Fl av. .>r. mi. .22n.5.
2Ii.; *. ir. mi. -2s.OD
1863 2iih. sr. mi .2T. 80
-s-i Ia ~. sr. MI 10
2.Esi; VI ir. mi. rs 80
3G22i CamI dGe. -. 81
I'D ifth. store, U.-.35.IJ
1866 King nan. .6r. mi25. 81
1413 l.. Or over str.@. 30
800 2ith. Sr. eel. mi 25.3D
Takoml Pk. Ches.
ave, Tor. %. 60
9-S I'D, IT. MI 225.Oi
l214-le 18th. Ir.mi ~. 5,
2136-2S III. Sr. mi. ID 80
2ts1S l.. Or. eel. mi. -. 80
See tomorrow's Star FOR
HoZS-S.tuNth WES'DTT 4
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ATTORNEYS.

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Webster Law building sos ID ST. u.w.. Washing
ton. ID. G. Residence. No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York and 9th 1t. n.w sells
WM. L. FORD.
ATTORNEY-AT-I.Aw
$50 81. NV. House. 1909 o ST. nw
All kinds Of legal business promptly attended to-
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