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Evening star., 1896-12-14
" no is Right.
the Editor of The Evening Star:

- tilt fAnl'F oI ! ne Evening Star:
In The Star of Monday is published an
account Of the battle Of Belmort. claiming
that the confederates were victorious and
relating a narrow escape of General Grant.
General Wright confederate states that
some of his men saw General Grant and
another officer they ran out of hos
pital and were going 10 fire upon them
when he directed them, by order of Cen
cral Chestham not to do So thus saving
General Grants life
In the Personal Memoirs of General
Grant, vol. /, pages 2Tf TO PSI, Is General
Grants account Of this battle, In which he
gives a very different version of the af-
fair. In the first place. he claims that IL
was Union victory, and says, page $50
our loss at Belmont was 49, In killed
wounded and missing About I25 of our
wounded fell into the hands of the enemy
We returned with 175 prisoners and two
guns. and spiked four other pieces. The
loss OF the enemy, as officially reported
was Gi2 men killed, wounded and missing
We had engaged about $50 men, exclus-
i've of the guard left with the transports.
The enemy had about 1000; but this does
not include the troops brought over from
&C. JmbuS. who were not engaged in the
first defense Of Belmont
The two objects for which the battle
of Belmont was fought We're fully accom-
plished.'
cape he says. II rode out In the field to
our front. st.il entirely alone, to observe
whether the enemy was passing. The rield
vas grown up with corn so tall and thick
as TO cut off the view of even a person on
horseback. except directly along the rows.
Even IN that direction owing to the over
hanging blades of corn the view was not
extensive. ] had not gone more than a
few hundred yards when l saw a body of
troops marching past me not fifty yards
away. j looked at them for a moment and
then turned my horse toward the river and
started back, first in a walk, and when l
thought myself cor cealed from the view of
the enemy, as fast as my horse could carry
me. My horse seemed to take In
the situation. There was no path down the
Mississippi river knows that its banks In
a natural state do not vary at any great
angle from the perpendicular. My horse
put his fore feet over the bank without
hesitation or urging, and with his hind feet
well under him. slid down the bank and
trotted aboard the boat, twelve fifteen
feet away. over single plank.
The day after the battle l met some otfl-
GERS from General Po;ks commaIl.
While the truce boat l mentioned TO
an officer whom 1 had known both at
West Point and in the Mexican war, that
/ was in the cornfeld near the troops when
and had worn a soldiers overcoat at the
time. The officer was on General Polks
staff. He said both he and the general
had seen me, and that Polk had said TO his
men, There is Yankee. you may try your
marksmanshi on him if you wish but no
body fired at me-" Which historian is
right? BELMONT.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
LOCAL MENTION.
AMI sEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy OF Music.-"The Nancy Hanks. -
Bijou Theater.-"The Midnight Flood
Columbia Theater.-Lecture by Rev D.
J. Stafford. ID. on Macbeth for The
benefit of Carroll Institute
Grand Opera HOuse.-"A Breezy Time"
Ice Palace. 9Th and L streets northwest
Real Ice skating
kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Vanity Fair
Burlesque Company
Lafayette Square Opera House-'-The
Geisha'
New National Theater.-James A Herne
in Shore Acres"
First Baptist Church. 10Th and @ streets
weSt--IlluStrate lecture by Prof ]
II Gore Fh.D.. on Hollands War With
the Sea"
Congrega ionaI Church, IO;h and G
streets northwest.-Annual meeting of the
Civic Center
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Piano buyers, read Bradbury ad. Page II
Advertisement.
Election of Officers.

AT regular meeting of E.tca.lpment No.
-, l. V. L., Thursday, the 10th instant.
officers for the ensuing year were elected
as follows: William c. Carroll colonel;
Byron w. Bonney, lieutenant colonel; Isaac
b. Thatcher, major; John f Stewart quar-
termaster, Alfred Pew, surgeon: Stephen
X whitney chaplain; Peter Hager. officer
of the day.
These officers VII be installed January
II next.
AT the close of the regular business Col.
ID. Gray Purman introduced Mss Myrtle
cameron, who rel Tered Barbara Fritchia
In delightful manner. Miss Myrtle is the
grandchild of a soldier who gave his life
for his country.
Following her recitation Richard Whiting
Blue member of Congress frc.n Kansas.
held the attention Of he encampment bv a
scholarly, patriotic and eloquent speech
Evening star., 1896-12-14
'"Drcrt Mt the Barracks.

TIE program for the con, ert Dy the
I al;'l States Marine Band at the marine
barracks today from 10 3.;;o pm was
- follows March. Manhattan t}ea n. '
tnusa- overture. Fairy Queen ToaalI;
waltz, Jolly Brothers" VolIstsdt sclec-
s!a-. ~I.I--' zIa Eoreia' Doniz-tti: gavotte
''MsureHaha ,tirst tinle,. Fanc.unl: Hun
farian taUtaSie. Moses; ''DarI,Ies' Jambo-
ZEE. FC-rne-- patriotic hymn. Hall Co
i4Ell.4" FyI,s
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Livery Contract.

James Ei.l'ug-.ey has filed q bill III equity
asa'usl Morgan -. and 4. g. Lewis. pray
ing that hey ha restrained from interfer-
ins w'sa tae cgmr.ainsnt's conduct OF the
4r-ry business al WilIard's Hojel. The
:.rsf named Defendant leased he hotel anI
business :. 'Fl Col -. q. Staples, and The
cor rlafuaut lDu-cuis that Mr Lewis &C
r'Ttgl -aa livery contract existing at the
TIM of ne lease between Cot Staples and
N's.,ei T. .;IiaGdn. representing the
W ~h.E =t7l coupe and Livery company
i-.Er cox rraEt,I a temporary restrain
NJ -l-r.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Virginia Republican, Active.

The Virginia Republican Association will
hold a bazaar and entertainment during
the week beginning February l. The ex-
ecutive committee at meeting held Friday
night decided on this Chairman F. D. Lee
also announced that State Chairman Will
liam Lamb, George E. Bowden, Capt. Lur-
ty and John NJ. Langston would address a
meeting of the association, to be held at
023 F street northwest. the night OF Decem-
ber 16. A resolution was passed indorsing
the selection of Charles J. Bell as chairman
of the inaugural committee.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
DisOrdered Liver
lITH0y7T A Rival.
ANNUAL SALES MORE THAN G.oco.ooo BOXES.

2oc. at Drug Stores. or will ne sent nv q. 4
Agents, +. +. ALLEN co. 3G5 Canal st New
York, most paid. upon receipt of price. BOOK
free upon application.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Daughter. of American Revolution

AT the regular monthly meeting Of the
Mary Washington Chapter of Daughters OF
the American Revolution, held at 171o i
street northwest December 8, the follow
ing members were elected to represent the
chapter at the next Continental Congress. TO
be held in this city in February, 1897: Mrs.
Mary Hasler Newcomb, the present vice
regent. as alternate for the regent; Mrs.
o. H. Ttttmar, with Miss NJ. A. Wilbur as
alternate; Mrs Emma Richardson Moses,
with Mrs. VIM. H.. Doe as alternate; Mrs.
s. c. NJ. Fendall, with Mrs. G. c. Goodloe
as alternate: Miss Ella Lorraine Dorsey.
With Mrs Mark b. Hatch as alternate.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Civic CSnter.

The Civic Center viii hold it's annual
meeting this evening in the First Congre-
gational Church Committee reports will
be presented on sewers and water supply
In relation TO health, by DR.. George NJ. Ko-
Der; sanitation of alley houses by Miss
Alice c. Fletcher: necessity of an improy ed
milk supply. by DIR. S. S. Adams: results of
a sanitary inspection of bakeries, by DR.. E
+. King: street franchises. by DIR. Max
West, and home libraries, by Miss Jose
phine A. Clark
Evening star., 1896-12-14
HGuse-tO-H0us Nisitnfton

In accordance with a resolution adopted
at the recent Sunday school convention,
plans are being made for a complete house
toulouse visitation, beginning IN May next,
10 ascertain the church preferences of the
residents. Those thus far selected to carry
forward the work F. II. Bristow, w
Fl. II. Smith, 7. A. Harding Jerome f.
Johnson, Revs- J. E. Fout S. Billheimer.
w. q. Cassard and A. Il. Stevenson. DR..
ID. +. 1ickl!ns, j. W. Browning. j. B. Kin
near, John lmrie. jr., A. NJ. McBath j. A.
Scott and a. L. Shoemaker
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Closing the Meeting.

Mr.. Charles n. Crittenton. the evangelist
closed two weeks series of meetings at
the metropolitan NJ. E. Church last even
ing and left today with his little band of
workers for Hagerstown, where he will
hold number of similar services The
meeting last evening was largely attended.
,he audience filling the church completely,
~ me farewell meeting yesterday after
noon at the First Congregational ChI,rcb
IN the interest of the Florence Crittenton
MISSION upwards Of $500 was raised for the
support Of the mission.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

The Ladies OF the Maccabees held the
annual election OF officers last week 1t re-
suited as follows; Lady commander, Mar
tina ! McNiel, who was unanimously elect
co. lieutenant commander, Virginia
Fletcher, record keeper Lula s Hammond:
finance keeper. Lille F. Hayes; chaplain.
Eliz9netA f Jester; mistress-at-arms Liz
zette h Baer; sergeant. Minnie Shoemaker.
sentinel. Lizzie B. F'ontz. picket Ida NJ
kuerr. The past lady commander is Ida j.
Maxwell
Evening star., 1896-12-14
christmas Holiday Rntcs-Southcrr
tail

On account OF the approa ching Christmas
holidays th. S0dihern Railway announces
that Il 'kets VII he sold at reduced rates
10 al points or its I!re within a radius OF
H"' miles Tickets for the general public
"n sale december - 70 - and December
'''' tc January |, with final limit January t.
iN'1. aad for students at the various
schools tickets VIII he on sale in addition
tu above Hates from BecernheG Ii to De-
Evening star., 1896-12-14
CITY ITEMS.

Note Voigt's Bargains for Tomorrow
Only. Baby Rings, 25c.; Solid Gold Child's
Diamond Rings, Sc; Quad Plate Cake
Basket. $3.50: Butter Dish. $3.50 Berry
Bowl, 800: Napkin Ring, SOC: Chld's Mug.
H.Oo; Silver Thimbles. Zoe. Also a few more
of the five-piece Tea Sets, quad. plate con-
sisting of tea pot, sugar. creamer, spoon
holder and butter dish. Voigt's price $40.
Other jewelers. charge SO. 6l5 7th st opn
patent office. ia
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Topographic Draughtsn,en.

The United States civil service commits
sion will hold an examination here and in
other cities where there are applicants, com
meEclng at , a. m on January L. 1897, to
establish register of cligibes from which
certifications may be made for filling va
canciesin in the position Of topogra phic
draughtsman. There are four vacancies to
oe h!led. Letter writing, geography, scale
drawing and graphic projections will
form the basis of examination.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Dance in Georgetown.

grand ball viii he held nex; Thursday
night al Lin;hioun2 Han Georgetown. 10y
the Liej';- Charles T. Gitewood Garrison.
No. l'I- Of thr Regular Army and Navy
Mon l. was incorrectly stated some time
sl22" that III" officers Of Fort Myer aad
aFTauS' / thr- lance, but II : under the
auspices Of :he Regular Army ana NAVY
Y IIOl ~ Ina: Eost.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Swine Plague in Montgomery County

The Agricultural Department has been
investigating a disease prevalent among
hogs in Montgomery county Nd, the past
two months. veterinary surgeon visited
the farm OF Sheriff Collier, and after ex-
periments on nine hogs, all that remained
OF a drove of SiXty-four, gave the opinion
that the disease was what was known to
the department as Swine plague" The
animals have all improved and II is hoped
a remedy for the disease has been indi-
ca ted
Evening star., 1896-12-14
w E1AT CURES PlMpl.ES.

The only really successful preventive and cure of
pmples, backheads, red, rough hands falling hair
and baby hlensishes Is the celebrated CJTICURA
SOAP, greatest Of skin purifiers and beautiers as
well pure and sweetest Of toilet and uursery
soaps. Only preventive of clogging OF the pores
Sold everywhere.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
A CHICAGO. MANS ESTATE.
1t IL Claimed By n discarded Wife In
WAohtmgtOn.

A claim has been presented by Mrs Jes-
sic r. Msher Of Washington to the property
Of Mark H. Maher, who lately died in Chi
cago, leaving an estate valued at $3.50. 600.
Mrs. Maher lived here while her husband
lived in Chicago, and was prominent in
business circles there The singular fea-
ture Of the case is5the fact that Maher was
twice married after marrying his Wash
ington wife, although he visited her a
number of times. A wife in ST. Joseph,
Mich, claims part of the estate. and
of the estate is In stocks and securities in
various safety deposit vaults in Chicago.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Yesterday morning about 2.;in O'Clock
an alarm % IRE was turned in from tox
4iI for hEf in The stable N rear If Mrs
tiuilIs house. tS!l q street southwest 20
te"meu Herbert and * a1n"dy. " no turned
N ne alarm. made an invns- ira;ion, but
could no; ascertain the origin of the fire
Th~ loss amounted to about $2'.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Iinpnrtunt Announcement.

grard collection Of oriental art treas
ures Is nov on exhibition and sale at Lat
liners Gi2 l2th street. IL must be seen to
L. apQr eviate1. II exCels any collectio
ever seTt 20 Washington Sale opens to-
morrow q, II am and : pm. and Will
continue daily a same hours-Adyt
Evening star., 1896-12-14
ENC, RSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon
and Marshall Hall at IL am
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial
Beach and river landings at am
Steamer Washington for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Howard Robson Dead,

Howard Robson, secretary and treasurer
OF the Cleveland Base BAH Club COMPANY,
died Saturday. aged forty-four years The
immediate cause was Inflammation Of the
brain.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

The Kins Of Pins s Bescham'a us-d1
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Al the beginning Of this session the
Wheeler & Wilson No 8 machines were
selected for exclusive use IN the ten differ
ent sewing schools. which are distributed
through the various sections TO accommo-
date the pupils of the eighty-odd Public
Schools OF the District
Evening star., 1896-12-14

It's not for effect. We live up to it. II
you find our Poultry, Vegetables or Fruits
rot as choice as We say, bring them back.
Well refund the morey. Cannon 4 Chan
dler, ~ to 81 Center market. 1t
Evening star., 1896-12-14

The dead body of a colored infant was
found on a vacant lot near 18th and Nj
streets yesterday. Policeman Posey had
the body sent to the police station for
the coroner's investigation.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Dangerous holes In the sidewalks at 35th
and streets, Potomac and Prospect
streets and on 38th between ard O
streets were reported by the Georgetown
police today. The South Washington police
reported dangerous hole on IL street
near Maine avenue
Evening star., 1896-12-14
WHEN VOL RI-Y NIEAT

From US you can depend upon every ounce
q! tt "'ing a. fine in quality as three times
the Htf"E expended can purchase We're
NOT. AT This stage of cur business carer.
gong 20 J~C :Iriizc our reputation by sell
IH- any; hiut hut THE VERY BEST. T.. T
NJ " = tomeDr-sseG Meats exclusive
ly.' 25sS1 Center market
Evening star., 1896-12-14
The Famoy. Ex-Prt.,t

Elsnop Mcnamara, lectures tonight, Mason
T. Temple, subject. Cardinal Gibbons and
the University Imbrogl.o "-Advt.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
when the World /. Founa

! to be square You may get better hams than
| Partridge" Hams. But not now. Sold in
| ell markets. N. H. SHEA, 632 Pa. ave. 1t
Evening star., 1896-12-14

For New York Roast Beef and Steaks 90
10 John r. Kelly. 9th 81. wing Center Mar
ket. Boston Corned Beef a specially.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Low pr.a.~ AMI easiest terms :or pianos
ever quoted. Sre Bradbury al. I'age IL
aGy"rtJ Js-Iu.-lr.
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Cheou. the best 50-ccnt Tea in America
l.uFe American Refined G-dnu!ated Sugar.
Az cts. Seven city stores. c. u. KENNY
Evening star., 1896-12-14

AFburEie's coffee reduced 1Glyc John
S'uu = gs
Evening star., 1896-12-14
VoiEt, the Jeweler.

Royal Headache Powders cure. loc.
mh5-mw,fstf
Evening star., 1896-12-14

New Family Sewing Machine, $3.50 all
attachments, warranted five years, at OBJ
penheimers New Home Agency, 51I 9th
st. n. W. Machines rented. It's
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Ladies' of the Nacca bees,

DID boxes finest Creamery Butter 81 30
James r. oyster. 800 Pa. ave. Ceni.r
Riggs and 9TH ana X street mkt.-Advt.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Our Guarantee Mean. som.,b,,,

J. Jay Gould-Toys-open evenings.
de14-10ts
Evening star., 1896-12-14

Removed to 615 9TH ST. opp, L. s. paten,
office. one block below old stand. lts
Evening star., 1896-12-14

J. Jay GouId-Tree Toys Scrap Pictures
de9-10ts
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Nr- HcHcdict's Answer,

President k"hoe Of Columbia Topographic
al Union has received letter from Pub
ii- Printer Benedict declining 20 accede &c
the request G; ;he Union tina he would Sc
lcC; srCm the unemployed ctnpos!tors nov
II re city, and memD Ders of the union for
The temporary force in the government
printing office. on the ground that ths
rules 9f tne civil service commission will
not permit him 20 10 SO. Mr. Reredict ais
stated "rha- 'hrre il no opportunity or
prospect OF occurring employment in the
government printing Office excelt through
IN, civil service commission"
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Gilt Plant. nj Gude.s.
Juniur q. T.. SnciefN.

Thor Hzh!E As,lthy plants ycu can rely
Ga f-casIHGly !lw prices. I22I r st-AGyt.
Evening star., 1896-12-14
Printing heap not vice versa. Park go F

printing heap. not vice versa Park go F.
Last Week Food Inspectors .Ioiherslleaa
and Hoover condemned 40 pounds Of beef
81" pounds ot mutton fts.i pounds of veal!
8" pounds Of pork. - pounds of bacon
~ chickens. - rounds of sausage. q tur-
KEYS. - rabbits and quantity of fruits
and vegetables
National cigar factory il manufacturing
cigars from the lowest to III. highest
grades for holiday presents. 1nI1 Pa. ave
The morning times., 1896-04-08
PROPOSALS
ihtttSALS 'frst
PROPOSALS. FOR ANNUAL SUP

PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUP
LIES tOk THE UNITED STATES
states Marine Corps, QuartcrmaSter S Of
flce, Washington, ID. C., April /. 1856
sealed sealed proposals ia duplicate, will be re-
oniteu ~, tt' a. stils olIice untH = O'Clock In.
ing RationS. Fuel, Forage and Laundry
work 10 The United States Marine Corps,
from July |, ls96, 20 June 30, 1897, VIZ:
Portsmouth, n. H., CharIestown. Mass.
Coas sters Harbor Island, k. l., Brooklyn,
n. Philadelphia and League Island,
Norfolk, Va, Port Royal, s. c. Mare
Island, Cal, and Stka, Alaska. Sealed
proposals VIII also be received at this
office until z O'Clock m. OH the same DAY,
Tor furnishing supplies, consisting OF Cloih,
herSey, tlannels, Blankets, Helmets Mill
tary Stores, Brooms, brushes, etc, 10 be
ueilVered at The office OF the a Assistant
QuartermasterS, Philadelphia, Pa, or Wash-
mgton, ID. G. Sealed proposals will also
De received at this office until IL O'Clock
IA on the same day. for furnishing STA
tionery, 10 he delivered to the Assistant
9uartermasier, United States Marine Corps.
Washington, ID. C. Sealed proposals in
duplicate VIII also be received al TINS office
until z O'Clock IN. on the same day. for
furnishing the quantities of Ice that may
he required curing the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1897, at The following nnnlcsi
places, to Toe delivered daily ISunda Vi nnti
holidays eXceptedl: HEADQUARTERS Marine
Corps, 70 pounds; Marine Barracks, WASH
~ u, tSO pOUiuS, anu Marine Rar-
racks, Navy Yard, Washington, ID. G.. TOO
pounds. All supplies to De delivered az
the places named free OF expense 10 the
United States. Specifications, blank forms
OF proposals, ana all information can be
obtained upon application at any OF the
stations named above, or at the office OF
the Quar!ermaster, Washington, D. c., and
at the Assistant q aartermaster's office
Iloo South broad street, Philadelphia,
Pa. This office reserves the right 10
reject any and al bids, and TO waIye de-
fects,, and bids from manufacturers of. or
regular dealers in supplies only will be
considered. Bids accepted and contracts.
awarded subject TO an appropriation by
congress TO meet the expense. Proposals
may he made for one or more articles
deliverable ut one or more stations, md
will be considered separately for each article
and place of delivery. They should he
indorSed, proposals for Rations Fuel
Forage, Laundry Work or Supplies as
the case may be, and addressed 10 MAJOR
II b. LOWRY ,Quarterinaster United States
Marine Corps, Washington, d. c.
apl, S,11
The morning times., 1896-04-08
= 4ALTIMORE -
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RAILROAD.
edule in effect March 10. 1896.

Schedule in effect March 10. 1896
~ Leave washington from station corner OF
New Jersey dNeItIc ana & sheet
For Chicago ana Northwest Vestfbuled
Limited Trains 80 IA, m, SOB y. m
For Cincinnati. st. Louis, and Indjanap-
ohs. Nestiouled Limited $40 p. M, eX-
For Pitlsbufg and Cleveland, express
oaliy l.5o a. lii. and :. 40 y. IN.
For Lexington and Stauuton. IL 80 Il. IN.
For Winchester ana way stations. b5:;5O
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
Knoxville. Chattanooga, Memphis, ana
New Orleans $40 y. IA. caiiy; sleeping
For Luray. 3.45 p. m. daily.
For BaLj!auie. week days, 800, $50,
X 90, x7-l9, x7.30, Xe:U0, $50. x9:3O:
6:35.. x5:20. 50, xS:G0, s:I5, XS:2G: SsG
Sunday R S I7I6 E no a36 6 xsoS b5Sl x1e6 nE9t
q. n.; &I2sU5. Nl2:35, Leo, x3:OU. 3:25.
4:32, x5:05, N6:l0, $50, x8:0O, x9:20;
11:15. xll.5O, y. NJ, IL OF night
For Annapolis. Z 10 anu 8 80 a. m: 1910
ana 4.ZS y. III. Sundays, $50 a. nI. 81
For FredsTicls. as:Oo, 1:so a. m. ellis.
For Hagersluwn, bill 80 a. M. and b5 30
p. m.
For Boyd and way points. week days. 900
800 a. NJ. l:15. 7:05 p. m.
For Gaitbersburg and way points, week
Gays, l.UOp S.OU a. M, IL 90, 300, 4. :itt
4:33. 5-30, 5.35, 7:O5, I1:30 D. m. sun,
days. 500 a. m-' lilo, 5:35, T:O5, 1928
For Washington Junction and way points
aS:Oo a. m-, GLIB y. m. Express trains
stopping al principal stations only, b4 so,
b5:3O p. M.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the East, week days, 700, 500, 5000 a.
m. Dining Cara, 12:00, 300, (5:O5 Dining
Cara, S:Ou D. M il2:O1 night Sleeping Car
open at 1880 0 c9ockl Sundays, tT:05
Dining Carr, $500 Il IN. Dining Carr, / 2:3b
Dining carr, 800, (5:oo Dining Carr. h.tO
12:Ol night Sleeping Car open for mas
sengers 1000 p. m.l
Buffet PaTlor Cars on al trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. M, 200 moon
Sunda Us, 12:35 ID. IN.
bExcept Sunday. aDaiIy. cSunday only.
1ENpTesS tram.
Baggage called for aud checked from bo-
tells anu residences 10y Union Transfer Com
pany, on orders left at ticket offices. GJa
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New Ynrk
avenue md Fifteenth street, and al denoi
WM. B. GREENE, CHAS- o SCITII
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass apt