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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-25
sensnore Connections.
BaltimOre&0hi0
Schedule In effect June 5. 1897


Leave Washington from station corner Of
New Jersey avenue and Sc
For Chicago and Northwest, VeStibuled
Limited trains. 1000, 11.45 am, 500
For Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianapo-
lis, Express, 11.45 am. yestibuled Linz
tied. $40 pm, express IL 80 pm.
For ], Ppi5Htasburg and and, Sleey0eland. express
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 1880
For Winchester and way stations, Assoc,
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol and Roam.
oke. 1l;2O p. NJ daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray, $40 p. m. daily.
For Baltimore weekdays, 800, 8: 30
$1,000. x12:0o a. m. xi2:o5, xf2:f0.
xI2:4O, x3:OO, 3:20, 1880, 4:35, x5;O5.
x5:IO. x5:s0. x6:2O, $50, xs:O0, SIS.
n Nam sundays S x x7S5 TO- 7ns go 3d.
5:20. 4:55. Mos. x5:1O, $50. xs:O0.
For Annapons, 70 10 and 80 o a I'M M. Pyno
and 4:3O p IL Sundays, $50 a. m, 4:36
FOR Frederick, week days. 500 a. m,
II 40, 4.30. $50. D. H. sundays. 800
FOR hagefstown. aIo.Oo a. M and
For boyd and way points. week days.
9.UO q. H., l.l0s l.Oo p m
For GaitherSburg and way points, week
DAYS, 3 90, 900 a M, 2. so, 8. 90. 4:3O,
as $50, OBS, 7.05, IL 40 D. IN: SUM-
DAYS, 300 u M, 1 10, 4.33, los, 10:It
For Washin gton Junction and way points.
500 a. m, 4.30, $50 p: m, week dsys
300 a. M, 1.15 p m sundays.
ROYAL Blue Line for New York ana
philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days. z 90, 500, 1000 a
m, 1900. (12.4O Dining Cars, 800.
I5.o5 Dining Carr, t12;01 night, Sleeping
Car, open at 1000 o'clockG Sundays
7.O5, 800 a. M, IL 40 Dining Cars), 8. Oe
t5.O5 Dining Carl, 1901 night. Sleeping
Car, open at 1000 O'cIock). Additional
train Tor Philadelphia, week days. daily
500 p. m.
Buffet Parior Cars on an day trains.
For Atlantic City, los, 1000 an,
100 noon, 12.4O and 500 p.ns., weeD
days, 1910 Pm, Sundays
For Cape May, 90 noon
aExcep5 Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
Co, on orders left at ticket offices, Gle
avenue northwest. New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and at Depos
VIM NJ. GREENE, ID. MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Mgr Pass Traffic
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4 New Gold Find

Hermossillo, Mex, Sept. %. There is a
big rush of prospect ors through here tn
the new gold placer mining field of the
YaQu: River. Reports of new discoveries
have just reached here. Henry Anderson,
an old Arizona prospector, has arrived a5
Ortiz, south of here, with sacks of gold
dust worth SSo,0OO, which he and his
partner took cut in three months. He
states that other rich gold fields are
located on the mountain tributaries of the
laoui River.
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cued by Capt schley in the Pear, Thepis
and Alert, the three famous ships which
carried the heroic members OF the relief
expedition.
After we left North Sydney we sailed
to TourDavik Island. on the coast OF Lab
brader. From there we went to Paffin's
Land, on Resolution Island. We touched
Meteoric Island the latter part OF August.
where We discovered the big meteorite.
Altogether, think the trip was the most
successful / have ever made. Though dis
agreeable, the wea Their was not dangerous
and the temperature was moderate. There
was no packed ice, nd open sea with
no icebergs in sight was the order Of the
day.
II brought back with me q family of six
Eskimos, Ihrce men. a woman, a boy and
a girl These I have put to work In the
American Museums OF Natural History in
New York cleaning up the boats, skins,
tents, clOt hRg and weapons which | have
brought back as relics from their land
III work on chronological ma terial OF a
similar nature they will be OF great as
sistdnce.'
Lieutenant, what do you think of An
d-ee's chances OF reaching the pole in his
Balloon asked the reporter.
The betting is a thousand to one against
him." was the answer. IF he was more
than two or three hundred miles north of
SpitZbercen wheIf his balloon descended
he Will never be heard frylIn. According 10
tie last adyiceS the winds were carrying
linn away from his proposed course. In
That case he may have To Come down or
the pack ice, and IL he had plenty of pro
visions with him he may float southwark
and be eventually rescued, but his chances
are very slim. Sansen got within 260
miles Of the pole, but Andree viii be
fortunate If ne gets within double that
dist ance Of It,
LieIt. Peary is here alone, his wife
and daughter having preceded him L.
Wa sEington, w here he Will Join them after
his visit to New York. They VIII re
main there during his stay in Norway
and Scotland, and upon his return Will
meet The lieutenant in New York, where
be Will make his headquarters during the
winter and place himself in c1rnrnunica-
ton with those who are to furnish him
with supplies and equipments for his ex-
petition.
u am quite certain I shall succeed in
reaching the pole" said Lieut.. Peary
in parting. 'Our expedition will be- better
equipped than any that has yet sailed
for the frozen North. and the men taking
part in it are wei able To endure the
necessary privations and lardships."
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n UNIQUE THANKSGIVING.

The Schwenkfelders Observing the
Customs of the Last Century.
Reading. Pa, Sept. 20 The modest, one
story frame meeting house of the old sect o
Sohwenkfelders was crowded yesterday by
about loo of the plain, old, sturdy farmers,
their sons and daughters, and relatives from
Philadelphia, Reading and other cities.
The occasion was the 1880 than ksgiviug,
kn"wn as Gcdaohtnis Tag" Thefirst such
ceremony was held after the safe arrival
of their cotefathers in Philadelphia in 1874.
They have i:ept up this quaint ceremony an
nuaIly ever since.
The bill OF fare, bread and apple butter,
was substantially the same as was served to
the followers of old Casper Schwenkfelder
163 years ago.
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Sunday, Sept. 20.
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
,scbedule in effect July A. 1871

All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger station
SIP a.. m.-Daiiy, local for Danville. Char
lotte and way stations, connects at Manas.
sds for Strasburg. Harrison burg, and
Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western.
daily, and with the Chesapeake and Ohio,
daily. for the Natural Bridge and Lex.
9II5 a. m.-DaiIy the UNITED STATES
sIeepers, New YORK and washington 10
Jacksonville, uniting at SALISBURY Nth
Pullman Sleeper for Ashevine and Hot
Nashville, Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pull
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New lork 70 New Ofie ans, e9nnect-
phis. Solid train, Washington to New
Orleans without cndnge. Sunset personally
conducted tourist eXcur sion through sleeper
on this train every "Wednesday u San Frat
4.Oi D. m. Local for Font RnvaI. stras-
burg and HarrisOnburg, VILE connection for
Stanton, daily, except sunday.
4.5l D. m.-Daily. local for CharlOttes-
iO'4s n. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
sOUTHWESTERN. yEsTfbJ LED. LINZ
TIED, COMPOSED of Pullman Vestibuled
Pullman seepers san New YORK to Nash
Vile, Tenn. wa Asheyille, Knoxville and
Chattanooga; New York to Tampa. via
Chal1ste Yn2F 70 1ah,s ana va JAZZ hiS
mingham: New York to New Orleans. via
Atlanta a nd Montgomery VeStIDuled day
coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern
Railway dining car, Greensboro to Mont
gomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washin gtOn S.O1 q. m.
daily, l 90 D. m and 4.45 o. H. daily, ex-
cept sunday, and 8. 20 d. IN. Sunday only
for Round Hill: 432 D. m. daily, except 5 I'M
day for LeeSburg, and 3. 20 m. daily for
Herndon- Returning. arrive ut Washing
ton S.26 a N. and $40 D. m. daily. and
500 p NJ daily. except sunday, from
"a m daf
Sunday, from HerndOn. and D. 81 a. IA.
daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains from the South arrive at
W shingtOn 6.42 a M, go D. IN. and
9.25 d. IN. daily. Harrison burg. 2 40 d.
IN. and 9.25 u. IN. daily, except Sunday,
and $50 a. IN. daily from CharIo Il esyille-
Tickets. slee Ding car reservation and in
foma ton furnished at offices, Sill and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and Penn
sylvania Railroad Passenger station.
w. III. GREEN, Gen SgDt.
j. Nj. GULF. Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
L S. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept.
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By THE WAY.
And now for closed cars.

And now for closed cars.
An artistic hat is seldom the one that
costs the most money.
\ new vocation for women is the rent
ing out OF steamer chairs.
To be natural is a very sensible fad cui
tivated by society women.
Tie women who dOtes on alyZing her
disposition is invariably the one who
knows nothing about it.
Puff Billiards is a new game that is win
nipg nluc. approval, from society people In
the searcS for novelty.
The woman who foasts that she ca n dress
in five minutes is not the one who is
dubbed by Observers well groomed.''
A luncheon dainty in fashionable favor
IS candied grange peel, which is now served
between courses instead of salted almonds.
or is passed around at dinner just after
the Gemi tasse of coffee.
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Miss Susan DE Forest day Robbed
on Her Own Yacht.

Miss Susan DE Forest day Robbed
on Her Own Yacht.
New York, Sept. 25-Aliss Susan De
Forest Dev, oyTneT OF the steam yacht
Scythian ard one OF the few women who
have been admitted TO membership in the
New YoTi; Yacht Club, has been robbed Ok
$4,000 wortt OF diamonds and other jew
elry. It's believed that the theft was
committed on the Scythian, but NO sus-
picion tached to any person.
The stolen Jewels are heirlooms that have
been in the possession OF Miss DAYS fam
ily for many years.
Miss bay arrived in the Scythian at
WhiGeStoDe Landing about three weeks
ago. On September IL she invited several
friends to dinner. In dressing for the o.
casiOn size decided t. wear some OF the
iewelry. on opening jewel box In which
it was kept she made the discovery that
the articles mentioned We're missing. Miss
Day was certain that she had left the Jew
elry in the LOX when she had worn 1t
last, about week previously, but as she
was satisfied of the honesty Of every serv-
ant on the yacht she was myStified. The
case has been given to the detectives.
Miss Day is one OF the few women who
own yachts. She differs from others who
are shiPOwEeTs in that she passes the
greater part OF her time On board heI
vessel. She is soon to take an cXamina-
ton for a navigator s certificate, and will
probably pass without difficulty. Miss Day
evolved her present yacht from a tramp
steamer into a cosy and comfortable craft.
Etienne Castilion, twenty years old. n
Frenchman, was arrested here last night.
Castillon was discharged by Miss Dag two
or three days before the loss OF the jewels
was discovered. 1t is said that he intended
to sail fer France yes terday. He refused to
say anything about the jewels.
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Oyster Roas. at Clifton Beach.

The second OF the series OF fail oyster
roasts, @iyen By Capt E. 8. Randall, at
Clifton Beach, will take place tomorrow,
Sunday. and will he most ENJOYABLE
affair. The trip lest Sunday was at
tended by about 500 persons, all OF whom
were supplied with all the oysters they
could eat and came home much delighted
Tomorrow the steamer PeHtz will leave
her wharf at 945 "a. m, arriving at the
beach about noon. Then the oysters,
steamed by a new process, on the Pentz,
will be served. Everybody should carry
knife and fork with them. The Pentz
will leave the beach ON the return trip So
as to arrive home about 1880 u. m. Chris
Auth, Jr.'s, fun hand and orchestra will
furnish Music on the steamer and grounds
Tickets for the round trip, including the
oysters, win be but so cents 1t
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Silk TublecIoths,

new departure in the silk industry Is
reported from Paris. This is the making Of
silk tahiecloths. At the start the styles
showed only an imita tion OF the designs
generally Used in fine table linen, but they
soon developed a fashion OF their own, and
have now reached stage OF highly artistic
beauty. They are being made either with
plain ceGters and deliberately designed
borders, or covered all over with jacquard
figures, the designs In each case being
in conformity with the elegant use for
which they are destined.
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roo FOND OF PIES.
IIean,Ie Bowen Stole Lot and Goes
10 Jail for 1t.

Lcandc- Bowen. an aged colored man,
whose hahi,atiun consists OF couple
of dry goods boxes in the alley back OF No
1212 q street northwest was charged be
fore Judge Ki;nba!l today with the larceny
of a large basket OF pies, bread, soap, etc,
from lhc Log Cabin Lunchr Dom on r
street.
Proprietor Stbcki.ridge testified that the
old man had applied to him for food. anu
that he had given him some the previous
day. He carle back early this morning,
but nothing was given then. Later Police
man johnson caught him with the big bas
ket Of provisions and he placed him under
arrest. Mr.. Stock bridge identified the
articles, ara the judge gave Bowen thirty
DAYS in jail.
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Eugene Blair i'll be the attraction at
the Acadeu:y next week. Miss Flair has
certainly won distinction as an actress OF
ability, y Iich has been accorded her by
all OF tIe critics who have witnesse d her
rendition ;f the several characters ia Ter
repertoire. She has the great advantage
of youth and beauty. ana her training has
heen :horougi and comp lcte. Miss Blair
has played all the leading parts that fail
10 The lot OF distinguished actresses. and
il may he said that she Is now entitled
10 stellar IDnors. Eugenic blair has
chosen a popular and weIl-known rep
eIioire CT plays some of them old enough
To bc new. and all OF them good enough L.
last long time. Monday, Tuesday,
"Wednesday nights, and at the matinee
Wednesday Camille" viii he the bill;
for tie remainder of the week THE Iron
master will be given.
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Next week the National viii present
NJ. Robson in an attractive repertoire of
plays The Iucklins,' - in which Mr. Rot,
son inipetS. mates the role Of Lem Juckiin
an ole North Carolina farmer, with all his
perversity and islios yncrasies, is at heart
a representative OF the type known rs ma
lures notden.an. This part is admirably
saited To Mr.. Roll>un's quaint style. lie
is rl4ade by this talented comedian a hearty
old cha d, rull of the mix Of human Kindness
and just enough absur,:lty TO season the
goodness of his character. The theme de-
Valop2d by the comedy tells of the home
life 9f the Jucklins, where simplicity and
faith nave .heir stronghold. There is h
threa,.-lke love story unfolded and qG tiIt
cha IA cters developed. The pathetic IS
effectively Intcruingletl with the humorous,
Acknowledgment The coseiu a appy Climax.
The Comedy of Errors" will lie presented
Wednesday and 1hursday night, Mr.. Bot
son appearing as the Droniio OF Syracuse.
Friday Eight ami Saturday matinee the
HeHTietta, with Mr.. Robson IS BERTHE, the
LIANT, will be given. This play, written
D., Bronson Howard, has long been accepted
as one al the finished productions II its
star. The entire strength of Mr.. Robson $
supporting company will appear in this
play.
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$500
BALTIMORE AND RETURN.
Sunday, Sept. 20.
Tickets good on all trains in
both directions except the Com
gressional Limited.
90 ss2s-a
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

hAfIHOAO.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
PREss-Parior and Dining Cars, Harris
burg 70 Pittsburg
lO-5n A n. PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
-fuiman Sleeping, Dining, Smoking and
Observation Cars, Harrisburg TO Chicago.
cincinnati, Indianapolis, st. Louis, Cleve.
land and Toledo. Buffet Parior Car 70
10, so A II. FAST LINE-PuIrman Bufres
rarbr Car Co Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor
q AZ Az pHaM5rissoggrg S9 PittsSr,rgr ,or,.
Express = Sleeping Car Washington
20 ST. Louis, and Sleeping and Dining
tyla Cinctn5atig 60 S 81 Louis Nashville
7It p. M. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
an Sleeping Car To PittsDurg, Chicago.
saad Harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining
!19p n. sgUTH WESTERN ExPREss-
Pittsbanr s s5dP s Ssss wa q 20
and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1910 r; II. PACIFIC ExPREss Pull
Man snleePi1g Car 70 Ptttsbgg.
yer and Niagara Falls daily. e-ceps
1880 e. m. for Elmira and Remove daily.
ex4Sept suntiay. For WllismsDort daily,
1.lO p M. for wIIllamsport Rochester Erie.
6oIIalo and Niagara Falls daily. exceps
Satn,day with Sleeping Car Washington
10.4O p. m. for Erie and Elmlra daily.
,9t vanandaig1a; Rochester. Buffalo and
Niagera Fails. Saturday nights only.
PulDAen Sleeping Car Washington 70
Rochester.
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East.
400 p m. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TED daily, all ParlOr Cars. with Din
,Dining Carr, 500, 500, 1900 Timing
%IaE,oai 1 ;PG'os sis' 4 f:S5a y.
Dining sn Carl 1S go BOO On i Sn6SS bin Os
$40. $50, 1000 and I:s5 p m Foe
m-,week days. Express, I2:1 p. m week
Sss.on: SitnSat change 80 aAH ~ week
800. 10 90, IL. 30, and / 90 am. 1916.
he'd led 40 25s 2 so "a s 60 $50 800 LID P
1000, I0.4o, 1II5, and II.35 PM
3 u 30 AM sjs: i215i II6s 26i. SD 40
7:I0. 1000. 1910. and ii-35 pm.
For Pope's Greek Line. Z. so am. ard 4.36
g-mms; daily except Sunday. Sundays.
For Annapolis. TOO. 900 8. m, 12.15
and 40 p. m daily. except sunday.
Atisntis Coast ST. LineE EXP II FOR Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4-30
a. M, 3.46 p. m. daily; Richmond only.
1857 q. II. weekdays: Atlanta Special,
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line,
4-4O p. m daily. Accommodation foe
Quantico. 40 a. N. daily. and AS ..
M Week-days.
SensnOre Connections.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River
Bridge, all-rail rOutel. IL 90 e. M, S.15
ana IL 80 p. N. daily: via Market str ees
wharf 1000 a. IN. and 1915 d. N. week
days. .35 D. m. daily.
For Cape May II 90, l 90 a. m week days.
II 80 d. m. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
sire cts, and a { the station, Sixth and
streets, where orders can be left for ths
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
J b. HUTCHINSON General Manager.
j. K. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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LETTER FROM 4 KIDNAPPED son,
a Mother Hears From Her Boy All
Quoted Tweuty-four Years Ago.

Scranton, Pa, Sept. 25.-Mrs. John ASH.
living with her husband on Mica street
this city, received a letter yesterday froru
her sIn- John, who was kidnapped by a
relative. Tine child was four years ola
when abducted.
On 'ast Sunday evening a stranger
called on Mrs. Ash, and Informed her that
he had seen her son John in Shanokin.
Mrs. Ash addressed an appealing letter
TO her. sen, according to the directions
given by the stranger, and yesterday she
was cvericyed at receiving an answer.
The boy is now twenty-eight years OF age.
and was abducted twenty-four years ago.
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4 Fatal Boiler Exulosiou

Raleigh. n. c., Sept %. The boiler OF
D.Russen ; sd wmill, twelve miles from A she.
riIle. exploded yesterday morning instantly
killing ] . c. Harlow, J. b. Harlo " and John
Allis,n Abe Crews and Peter Winfrey
were fatally injured. The cause is I'm
known.
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Gfc men once declared was impossible.
They made figures and diagrams and proved
that curve" pitching couldn't be done ;
then the pitchers did it and the scientists
concluded that something was wrong with
the diagrams. In face of facts some scien-
tifc 'certainties" become mighty uncertain
Consumption, scientists once declared,
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It is the invention of an educated and ex.
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are recognized standard remedies.
A GREAT FREE BOOK.
It would save doctor bills for any family
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COPY will be sent for II cents.
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Philadelphia and Retu I'm via b. d o.
Persons who have used it. say the Royal
Blue fs best and quickest line. Try it
Sunday next, 100 for the round trip.
se21-5e,em
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UNDERWRITERS.


Union Veteran Legion's Officers.
colun6as, Ohio, Sept. %. The follow
ing W as announced yesterd ay as theresultoi
the election of the Union Veteran Legion
Officers: National commander, Archibald
Bsakeley. Pennsylvania; senior vice COM
mander. Il. ID. Spooner, Illinois; junior vice
commander, W. NJ. Baird, Maine: surgeon
general, c. NJ. Savage. Ohio; chaplain.
Rev. e. J.. Shergue, New York: qIarter-
master genera Thomas J. Hubbard, Mary
land.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Columbia next week DehoVen
and Smith, delightful opera, THE Fenc-
inc Master " viii be the attraction. The
Castle Square Company are aking great
efforts with the production OF this piece,
and sonnet hing very handsome is expected.
VIII Stewart, WHO made himself 30 popular
as Joseph Shceiisn's twin in ''Ths Con
GOLFERS and before that as Valentine,
in Faust" sings here in The Fencing
Master" for the first time this fal Ie
ineSistii,e Hitchcock will cut Il caper or
two az an astroioeer. Joseph Sheeilan
Will ring out the tenor solos, Gertrude
Rutledge will play a Enickerfocker part
again, AMI Grace Golden will sing the
star part OF the girl brought up asa by
Others in the cast viii he Arthur L:eblee,
Arthur Wooiey, Carla Highlander, BESSIE
FairiIairn and Gertrude Quinlan.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
EXCURSIONS.
$500
ATLANTIC CITY AND Return:
Without Change of Cars,
Delaware Bridge Route,)
Saturday, Sept. IS.

Special train will leave Pennsylvania
railroad station at A p. m. Saturday, and
will be valid for return passage on all
trains until September 9th, inclusive. In
Guiding special train leaving Atlantic City
at p. m. Sunday, except the New York and
Washington Limited and the Congress
sional Limited
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So 90 Philadelphia aud Return via
B&O,
7:O5 and 900 a. m. trains going, re-
turning on all trains, Sunday next.
sell st EN-
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MARRIED

COBEY-THOMPSO N-In Baltimore, No
Eutaw Street Baptist Church, by the Rev.
j. W. willard, RICHARD NJ. COREY 60
J ESSIE {. THOMPSON, both Of Washing
ton. 1t