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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17

Yes, the, choir got up and walked out
What was the matter?"'
They are all for free silver and the
clergyman gave out Jerusalem, the Col
dem Chicago Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17

Jack is so bashful that when he pro-
posed to me the other night 1 had to as
What did you say?"
whenever he hesitated I would call
out Play ball. Chicago Record
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17

Tom Carter still has friends His letter
appears to have made him quite solid
WIN several people and newspapers a
thousand or two miles outside of Mon
tana.-Anaconda Standard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17

An Extreme Case.-Friend-Was he very
much intoxicated, colonel?
The Gentleman from Kentucky-Dis-
gracefully, sab! Never saw such spec
taclei He was so drunk, sab, that he lost
his corkscrew!-Puck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17

The health officials who have ordered
Russell Sage to provide more garbage
cans for his tenement houses are toying
with dangerous fire. There must be
stop to this attempt to array the masses
AGAINST the classes.-NeM York Journal.
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De Motte.

Prof. ]. B. De Motte, of Harvard University, lectures at Merrill Insti- tute next Monday and Tuesday nights. These are as fine as any of the lectures or the whole course, and will be illustrated by calcium light instrument. These lectures are par ticularly interesting to young people and 1t is hoped that a large attend ance may be had for both lectures.
 Prof. De Motte was on the course last year and the management of the course were so we'll pleased that they secured him for two dates in success sion. Admission will be only p cents.
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The Miller Brothers.

Who give their performance in the Opera-house tonight, are highly spoken of by the leading papers of the South. The following is an ex- tract from notice published-in the New Orleans Picayune:
 "The entertainment of the Miller Brothers, spiritualists, materialists and wonders of clairv0yance, at Grunewald Hall last night. was one of the best seances ever seen in this city. These gentlemen are no ordi- nary slight of hand performers, but take rank with the best clairvoyants and mediums"
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Big Black Crook Go. ,

This great company will appear at the Opera-house on next Thurs day night, April 2nd. It is needless to tell our theater goers to secure their seats at once and avoid the rush that will surely take place at the door, for since their last visit many and numerous requests have been made to tho management to secure a return date. After much hard work and giving the company a big guarantee they have been in- duced to return for one night Seats on sale at Altschul's.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Dr. Hunter is fighting Governor Bradley in Kentucky
 Dispute over county seat in Kansas nearly caused riot.
 Four persons lost their lives in q tenement house fire in New York City
 Congressman Cobb wants one of the new battleships named Mis- souri, 3
 The English people fear that salisbury's soudan campaign will lead to disaster.
 William Baker, of Morgan County, Illinois, killed his father and then committed suicide.
 Pulaski Duckworth, an Arkansas farmer, murdered his wife and child and then cut his own throat.
 The English routed the Matabeles In two fights, but Buluwayo is now threatened by a strong force.
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The Southern Base Ball League is no more. Nashville failed to come in and without n club from that place Little Rock, Memphis and the other cities gave up the idea of the Leagne. The sscranks' in those places will have to put up with amateur ball games this season, as the professional clubs will, more than likely, be disbanded.
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Mir. E. Nj. Sarason had the mis- fortune to lose the band from a fine Mexican hat at the masquerade ball Friday night. As the hat was a borrowed one he is very anxious to recover the band. It was made in the imitation of silver rope. The finder will please return it to Mir. Sarason. at his Main street store, and receive his thanks.
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There is an aged demented woman going about the streets of the city that the proper authorities :. s;;: x. look after. Saturday she went from person to person and accused each of stealing from her T rod by which she could discover hidden wealth. The old woman has been sleeping in shanty on East Rarraque street on a pallet of straw and rags for several nights.
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v M q 4 Notes

The following committee of the Young Mems Christian Association have sbeen appointed by the Presi- dent They arc appointed for the ensuing year:
 COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD. Fred Fox, Chairman James Gould Geo. E. Valiant.
 FINANCE COMMITTEE. l. N. Hact. Chairman J. W. Crawford Fred Fox.
 EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE. ]. W. Crawford. Chairman. H. C. Fox. ]. W. Adams. Committees of the Association RELIGIOUS MEETING COMMITTEE. l.. J smith, Chairman. D. W. Ritchey. (. J. Higinbotham.
 MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE. ! II Hudson, Chairman M P. Russell Robert l.. Todd.
 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE. NJ. s. Fall, Chairman, R. W. Seymour Yates VanValkingburgh. ". H Roane R. D. Valiant.
 SOCIAL. COMMITTEE r. NJ. Hudson, Chairman. Il. E. Russell Geo. s. Valiant. C. E. Hodge
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A REAL ESTATE DEAL.
MT. J. F. Alexander Purchases the Residence of MT. w. c. Steele on West
 Filth Avenue.

A real estate deal has been made which now requires only the formal signing of the papers by the parties to the transaction to he thoroughly consummated.
 This deal is the purchase of the residence and property of Mir. W. c. Steel. at the corner of Elm street and West Fifth avenue, by Mir. Joe r. Alexander. of the Gillespie x Bro, Company. The property is l20 by l54 feet, fronting on West Fifth ave nue. with Il cottage thereon. The consideration Is understood to be about $s.00O.
 MT. Alexander will make several aadltias.s and improvements ta the house located on his new property and will occupy the same Ut an early day.
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Msaal of Honor to a nravs sold,er.

The president has awarded a medal of honor to John M Tobin, late captain of Company I, Ninth Massachusetts in fantry, for gallantry in action at the battle of Malvern Hill. July l, 1869. Captain Tobin voluntarily took com mand of tho regiment while adjutant and bravely fought 1t from 8 p. m. until dusk, rallying and reforming tho regi- ment under fire and twice picking up the regimental flag-the color bearers having been shot down-and placing it in safe hands.
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Karal Modjeski was christened, with Jean de Reszke as godfather and Emma Calve as godmother.
 A masked man entered house near Akron, Ohio, and killed two persons and wounded two others.
 Returns from all of the States that have selected delegates show that Mckinley is holding his own.
 Governor Hogg arose in n meet ing at Austin. Texas. and opposed the relief work among Armen-| ians.
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There is tt certain lovely yonng widow in this city who was heard to remark the other day that if she married one of her present suitors she would not have to change her name. The young man evidently has great prestige over his rivals on account of his cognomen, if for no other cause.
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The opening gun of the campaign will be fired at Redfield tonight, at which all the county candidates will he present. The tiRAPRIc will have q reporter present and the proceed ings will be published in full in to- morrow's paper.
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Luther Benson, the great temper ance lecturer, lectured to fair sized, highly pleased audience at the Mer- Till Institute last night. Iii addition to large city audience, there were twenty-seven countrymen present, who were guests of Col, k. M. Knox on that occasion.
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It is to be hoped that the new owners of the Pine Bluff street rail way system will, at an early day, take steps to repair it's lines. Unless this is done the city authorities will he forced to declare the tracks a nuisance, as the majority of our peo- ple have, long ago, done.
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Nervous Pr0strati0n
Cured by Dr. Niles Nervine.

Prolonged derangement of the nervous system not only affects the brain and men tai powers, but develops disease in sone of the vital organs. The most dangerous of these indirect results is when the heart Is affected. This was the case of the Rev. N. Y. Surface. Pawn River. Mich. who writes under date of Feb f4, iSg5:
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For a Great Talk on silrnr.

Secretary Hoke Smith las accepted ex-Speaker Crisp's challenge to engage in joint debate oil the silver qnegtion down in Georgia. The two men. arc ex- pected to meet in q few weeks, and it will be debate worth hearing. Chi. eapo Times- Herald.
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The Improved Order of Red Men held meeting last night to perfect arrangements for the institution of a lodge here. Another meeting will be held Saturday night.
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The many friends of Mir and Mrs. Dan Byrd deeply sympathize with them in the loss of their little son, whose death occurred Sunday. The funeral took place yesterday after noon
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Mrs. Leon Elliott isnow an inmate of the lnfirmary, upon whom a very successful operation was performed yesterday and she is now on n fair way to recovery.
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Mir. sam katzenstein, our popular young shoe dealer. will leave for Ltt- tie Rock this morning. He will re- main there most of the week to see the races. He was extremely lucky Ut the meeting last year and he wishes to repeat his experience,
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The contest for the office of City Clerk between Messrs. F. B. Bloom and Drew White is daily growing in interest. Considerable money will change han Is on the result.
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Hr. Henry Henry . C. salnyer. wife and son, Shelby, of Louisville, Ky. are tho guests of Capt. and Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter. Mir. Glover is one Of the most prominent citizens of the "Fall City"
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So far there has not been an elee- tion row during the campaign, and while the supporters of the various candidates are working like trogans, they are conducting themselves Tn great fairness, which is most com inendahle.
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The wide-awake Insurance Agency of Mills & sons, last week added 10 their list of strong companies the Fireman's Fund of California, and the North British < Mercantile of England. These companies have assets of over three million dollars each. and are quite an acquisition to this agency.
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Mr. Herbert Bluthenthal Is in Lit tie Rock. He went up to see the derby Saturday. Allie Dreyfns says that he is afraid that Herbert did not pick the winning horse, hence his failure to return on the train last 11iGrhf
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Under the river bank, near dike No. tnear the Water works), IS fish boat, and in that boat is q fam iiy that is in sore distress. Several members are sick and there is only a feeble woman to care for the sick and get food for them as best she ran
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Mir. W. J. Galbraith, wife and daughter, Miss Ella, returned home yesterday from Denison, Texas. where they have been for sometime. While at that place Mir. Galbraith purchased large bankrupt stock for the Gonld-Galbraith Supply Co, which is being removed to this city.
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Fourteen years ago had a slight stroke of paralysis. Overwork brought on nervous prostration. was exceedingly nervous and the exertion of public speaking caused heart palpitation that threatened my life. l used two bottles of Dr. Miles New Heart Cure for my heart trouble. and two of Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine Tor my nervous ness and feel better than lever expected to feel again. I can speak for hours without tiring or having nay heart fitlsser as 1t for merly did. and have you to thank that am alive today"
 On sale by ali druggists. Dr. Miles Book cn Heart and Nervous Disorders FREE by mail. pr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind. h. Eils' Rcnediss RestQrc HcaIth.
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Mir. !. c. Baughman, who holds responsible position with the Blum City Lumber Company it Anderson' paid our city il business visit yester- day.
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We dislike to demoralize the trade, but the dry goods we are shipping in here from Texas must be sold at once, and prices will be no object. It GoULD-GALBRAITH Co.
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ssI was afflicted with sores and boils. l determined to try Hood $ Sarsaparilla, and after taking only one bottle found myself sound and well. MALCOLM GuGG, Charlotte. Ark.
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Mrs. R. F. Lee and little son have returned home after a visit to AL theimer. where they were the guests of the parents of Mrs. Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. H. Collier.
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They Are Not RcvancefuI.

So far the ladies of the cabinet have not attempted to retnliate for the taboo on bicycles by limiting the amount Of bind shet and fishing tackle pablic of ticis! niay ooEsana with propTioiy.--- ---- Washington ssLar
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A gentleman remarked on the street yesterday that if n person threw u stick at dog, both ends of the stick would hit candidate, so numerous are they.
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Assistant Chief of Police J. r. Cnl- pepper left for Grant county Satur- day morning to attend the bedside of a very sick relative.
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Finding that there are not enough offices to go round among the numerous candidates, Mir. Morris Altschul has created a new office that of Milk Inspector-and has nominated Mir Nose Bloom for the position. Come to think of it. it is not bad idea after all. From the kind of white fluid that is peddled around the city for milk, it would not be q very bad idea to create an off, cer to inspect it.
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There is n rumor going the rounds that the "Black Crook" is not a fit show for ladies to witness. The "Blaek Crook" is brilliant soectac- ular production, similar to Rices "Evangeline," ''1494," and other spectacular productions which have been witnessed by crowded houses in all the leadiugcit in the land for several years. It has been seen here on two previous occasions, and was attended and enjoyed by ladies.
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There were m unusually large humber of colored people in the city Saturday. but, notwithstanding this fact. business seemed dull.
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Mr. F. B. Flanders left this after noonior San Antonio, Texas, whither he goes for the benefit of his health. We hope he will return fully restored.
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Bicycles continue to grow in pop. ularity in Pine Bluff, and many wheels have recently been sold by local agents.
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Mrs. Rebecca Franklin will enter tain the Up-to-Date Whist Club to- morrow instead of Thursday.
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Mir. James Fenigan, prominent citizen of Jefferson, was u pleasant visitor to this office today.
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MT. W. <. rricr, the popular real estate man of Arkansas County was in the eitv yesterday.
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Carrie walla. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Arnold. is reported to be quite sick.
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Mir. j; l.. Malone, ss..:a.i.eae the pool cham pion, ieff for Little Rock Inst evening where he is to engage in tourna- ment.
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Mr. Geo. Butterworth, of Yazoo City, Miss, will arrive in the city this week, and spend the summer with relatives.
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Deputy Sheriff Arthur Holland, who hus been on the sick list for several days, was reported to be better last night.
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Mir. Herbert Bluthenthal returned last night from the Little Rock races and he says what the "bookies" did to him was n plenty.
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The Pine Bluff Telephone system will be in working order before the week is over.
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Col. Thos. W. Newton, of Little Rock, candidate for Secretary of State, is visitor to the city today.
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lFrom sundays Dailyl

Miss sallie Holmes is now visiting her sister in Texas.
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Between the street sweeper and street sprinkler the paved streets are kept in very nice condition.
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Col. sam T. Mallory took in the races at Little Rock yesterday.
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Mir. F. q. Chew, one of the best known commercial tourists on the road, is i'll the city.
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There will be meeting of the Anshe Emeth congregation 1t the Temple Thursday evening.
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Mrs. W. II. Roane and son were passengers for Little Rock on the l2;a0 Valley train yesterday after noon.
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Superintendent Edson, of the Cot ton Belt, spent Saturday in the city
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Mir. Jesse D Bush, Of Dexter, and a candidate for Representative, is in city ihe today.
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Mir. Jeff. Hicks was expected home from Texas last night
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Mir. Ben Franklin has returned from d business trip to points Sonth on fhe Cotton Belt.
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Mr. sam Q. sevier. one of the most prominent and intelligent conner cial tourists on the road, is in the city.
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Miss Blanche Altheimcr is slightly indisposed today.
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Miss I,etta Wertheimer is visiting friends in Little Rock.
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Mir. Jeff Hicks ishome from hnsi- ness trip in Texas-
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Mr. Gus. Reeves left for Little Rock yesterday afternoon to attend the races.
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Mr. ". E. Jackson. of Toronto, is in the city.
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We regret to state that Alderman Boyee is still quite sick.
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Miss Anabel Bracy, of camden. is visiting friends and relatives in this city.
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Mr. G. NJ. Hampton, of Fordyee, Mns in tue city last night.
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Mir. Thos. Burrows, representing the Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co.,, is in the city.
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Mr. sam Katzenstein is home from the races.
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Little Sol Franklin is slightly i'll today.
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Hood'H Pl1ls are eany to taikes, ies
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From Tuesdoy'a Dairy.

Little Sol Franklin is slightly i'll today.
 Mr. sam Katzenstein is home from the races.
 Mr. W. F. Jackson, of Toronto, is in the city.
 Miss Blanche Altheimcr is slightly indisposed today.
 Mir. Jeff Hicks ishome from a husi- ness trip in Texas
 Miss Retta wertheimcr is visiting friends in Little Rock. We regret to state that Alderman Boyee is still quite sick. Mr. G. NJ. Hampton, of Fordyee, was in tue city last night. Miss AnaDcl Bracy. of Camden, is visiting friends and relatives in this  city.
 
 Mir. Thos. Burrows, representing the Hamilton, Brown Shoe Co., is in the city.
 Mr. Gus. Reeves left for Little Rock yesterday afternoon to attend the races.
 ------- Mir. Ben Franklin has returned from d business trip to points Sonth on the Cotton Belt.
 -------------- Mir. Jesse D. Bush, Of Dexter, and a candidate for Representative, is in city Inc today.
 Mir. F. C. Chew, one of the best known commercial tourists on the rond, is i'll the city.
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Washington St.r.
Evening star., 1896-12-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Station corner Of Sixth and b streets.

In Eject November Is. 1896.
':So An Weekdays PrrrsBURG EMPRESS
1880 rENSsYLvAHiA AHiA1'spalH IMrgp Re ppi.'Tus
pnns a nSa Smoking nH Cars
st. Louis. Cleveland and Toledo. Buffet Tarlor
1880 AN. FAST L1NE.-rullman Buffet ra,lcr
ar 10 Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harrisburg
$40 PM ekH1cAGo AND ST. LOUIS ExrREss.-
inH ana nu nuMe raror Car to Harrishurs Sleep
gra1, g a1o p1nns lars Harrsburg to ST. Lonis Gin
rio s1!F WEsTERS E3rREs-rullman SSisnfS Sleep.
ns car nIns to cheasG and Harrisburg to
7lS f1hE ~ E sn'fasi EXfEsruman
1870 I'M rAcIric EXPREss1ralimn 'S S.scpirx ai
7:s9 AN. for Kane. !cananlaigua: Rochester and
Ma MiasarH l. Falls daily. except Sunday.
sunday: For Lock HaV.n @ Weee.Sass ee% % and VIII VIII.
inmspsTt La s y ;su Sundays; M1i,,; $40 Pm
Niagara NJ; Falls daily, except satu-lay. win Sleep
Ing n,g,. Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via
1870 Pm for Erie. Canandaigua. Rochester, Buf-
& faa9 ana NIAGARA Falls daily. Sleeping Car Wash
IN sfS ATE MrrEp 1 1hs @ daily.
M a's at e9!s bnns Pns es Car sS fs" S 1890
nnts nis car and lll go a pnns sS Gar from rom" @ ,nd
93;S9: i1:9o Dining Ssr from Whining TON, a M...
rhiladelphla only Fast Express. : 80 An. week.
$40 Pm daily. For Roston without change.
Atlantic Ck 1a S1a srS Str ds ss ALL
Fra rail pr9, route, s15 Pm; daily. ~ oo oo,
fGf loso sSi'm9ss II SS and S !9e 3 g. aot 1872
315. $40 4oO I.imitedl. 100. 4:sG. $40. G:l5,
Sunday. Zoo. 500 900 ans 40 io5o. ., =, 40 81,
I2:15 1;15, POI. 3:l5 $40 4:Oo Limited. ! 20.
For c.cst S iiHs 'S 7sS AM and and sss fH
For InnarolIs sd saaa 9:oo 600 A.M 1915 and 4:2o
I'M daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN.
and i:20 I'M.
daily; Richmond only. 1857 AM. -week-,lays; At
lana @ s specal; pc via Richmond and Sea',oaitl Air
tico. 7:45 AM daily and 4:25 PM. week days.
Ticket Cities. corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the STATEN. Sixth and streets, where orders
lie left for the checking of baggage drstina-
ton from hotels and residences.
S. NJ. PREvOST J. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1896-12-07
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effact December Z, 1896.

BALTIMORE AfD OHIO RAILROAD.
Schedule in effact December Z, 1895.
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
ror c,,.Ia Jersey yns arsnss so.:,s tasa street
train. 0,Saso oGo ana Ssfthmest Vestibned Limited
For cIncinnatis s.. toaE and indianapolis. vcs-
sff 80 sag
;, Es5 g W,nehsstsr and way stations, 1000 am.
SsT ossnns n.s Memphis. R,.m,.shan Chat
daily; Sleeping Cars through.
For Lnray, $40 pnlsSdally.
1e e 1soo ss veg sos' s': .GSs sSS s1So SsS aa
a5S .5i5 ass 5aes s 1.as s;s asS
15Ss 1a;io sso 300 I'm s%., nHs! sIs:es: Hls:ss
1920 is. III 80 pm. s siso IIlS night. o 'S'o0
4ss ssr Pr F;rsspi s%nays sssi $40 II.
Es For 1asS Nay ,0sS psn'. ysss
80 $50 7:os pm sundays ss1 i:i5 7:o5 'Is pm. %
go sna siS Msy S gSn: 4 Tssk $50 GaSs
II: 40 pm Sundays. 900 am. l:l5 $3.50. 7:U5.
4so ssS p week snS Days way r5 5p0n1s p Sun
hSr hs; si'* ntE + sn Ea ST% YORK AND
For hi1adrDha Sew YORK Boston ana the East
E::s 95Ks b|sns sSo Sr neSs seo @ P"Ins Pan
night: Sleeping Car open at 1000 o'ciocE, sun
300 Cos Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping Car
open 1000 O'clock Additional trains for Philadel
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For AtlaLtic City. 1000 am. 1900 noon and
l2:aA pEi week days. 1885 pm. Sundays.
fEXccpt Sunday. xExprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from ho,els AMI
re rsdeuccs by Union Transfer Co on orders left 1T
ticket offices, 6l9 Pennsylvania avenue NV. New
York avenue and 18th street and at darot.
WM. NJ GREENE. CHAS O. ScCLL
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt.