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The herald., 1898-12-11
At Prescott

| PRESCOTT, Ariz., Dec. 3.-There is al
ready good crop Of candidates for city Of
fees at the election to be held January 3.
The officers to be elected are mayor, four
councilmen, chief of police, a city assessor,
city recorder and city treasurer Women
who are taxpayers are entitled to vote at
municipal elections in this city, and this
condition in the past has been very satisiac-
tory.
On Friday last Sheriff Ruffner returned
from Phoenix with one of the men who
broke into and robbed Pierrepont's jew
elry store. Several Of the stolen articles
were found upon the prisoners person, and
among them eleven fancy scarf pins, six
gold studs and pair Of eye glasses The
man gave his name as John Mack. He was
discovered to be the thief by his attempting
to raise money onsome of the goods at sew
eral of the Phoenix pawn shops.
The Prescott water bonds and sewer
bonds have been sold to the United States
Mortgage and Trust company Of New Y York.
About five Mexican families who have
heretofore been living in Weaver district,
have moved from there to the Congress mine.
They were afraid to continue their residence
at Weaver because they assisted the officers
in collecting evidence in the atrocious Segna
murder case They thought the same fate
would overtake them if they did not move.
Deputy Sheriff Boscha came from Tucson
Wednesday with three Mexicans. alleged to
be accessories to the Segna murder.
A number of residents here will urge the
legislature to establish summer normal
school at Prescott. Captain McClintock
of the rough riders was the originator of the
idea. Prescott is not unanimous on the
subject, as the success of the movement
would prevent the removal Of the prison
from Yuma to Prescott, an event for which
Prescott has been working for several years.
Hon. w. A. Clark Of Montana paid a visit
last week to his mines at Jerome. He will
soon start on his return journey, so as to
continue his fight for the senatorshp from
Montana. 1t is said that Marcus DAILY is
still fighting him, and claims he cannot be
elected.
General +. p. Clark Of Los Angeles, man
ager of the Pasadena and Santa Monica
electric railway, has been spending a few
days in this city. lie will look over his cat
tie interests in Yavapi county before he re-
turns.
D. Campbell and Ed Horne, Democrats,
were elected justices OF the peacc at the
last election. After some hesitation Mr.
Campbell finally qualified for the office, but
Mr.. Horne has declined to do so, in spite
of pressure from the friends. Mr.. Horne
does not feel himself sufficiently versed in
legal matters for the office.
Messrs. Cox and Fleming, under the au-
spices of the Prescott Journal-Miner, are
preparing a combined directory Of Phoenix
and Prescott. together with gazetteer OF
Maricopa and Yavapi counties.
Captain Broughton, who was struck over
the head and seriously battered by base
ball bat in the hands of Rough Rider George
Taylor, left Prescott for Los Angeles last
The herald., 1898-12-11
at Tucson

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 4.-The Tucson
water company will lay about one mile of
12-inch and Sinch pipe through the streets
Of town the coming week. During the past
month ten supply wells were sunk on land
back of Carrillo's garden and enough water,
it is claimed, has been developed to supply
this growing city for many years A stand
pipe 100 feet high and so feet in diameter
will be erected near the school building,
which is the highest point in town. There
will be sufficient pressure for fire service
The machinery for the pumping plant is ex-
pected the last of the month and will be
rapidly set up. 1t is expected thatTucson
will have ample water supply about the mid
die of January.
The Arizona Pioneers are financially en-
barrassed, owing to the defalcation of their
former president, F. G. Hughes, who is, now
in the penitentiafy. A meeting of the men,
bers was held last Friday to endeavor to
strtighten out the finances and to disband.
II is not believed, however, that the friends
OF the organization will allow it to 90 to
pieces.
There have been quite number of social
events during the past week. Mrs. ID. Fen
ner gave an attractive whist party in honor
OF Miss Herring, who will soon marry Hon.
S. nj. Frankel. Mrs. Baron NJ. Jacobs also
gave an enjoyable whist afternoon" while
entertaining the whist club, which has be-
come one, of our social institutions
G. p. Hart of Bisbee, but formerly of
Tucson, and Miss Cole of Phoenix. who
were married few days ago in Phoenix.
arevsiting the groom's brother, Kirk L.
Hart, on their journey to their home at
Bisbee, where Mr.. Hart is pharmacist for
the Copper Queen company.
sale of the San Xavier mines south of
Tucson has, it is said, been made to the
owner of the Kansas City smelling works.
Messrs. Leo Goldsmith and l.. Ii. Manning.
it is reported. will receive 100000 for their
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claims. The ore body, though of low grade,
jis enormous in extent, and the sale of the
mines undoubtedly occurred on account of
satisfactory returns from a shipment. of
several thousand tons Of this ore which had
been made to the Kansas City smelling
works.
Indications seem to point to the prospect
Iof a clean sweep by the Democrats in the
coming city election.
The freight house of the Southern Pacific
company, owing to the great increase Of
business, has been extended forty feet.
Los Angeles arrivals in town last week
included p. Fgueroa, j. G. Baxter, f. WI
son, r. S. Brown, b. o. Wilson, A. NJ.
Berch, T. G. Hastings and wife, +. II. John
son, j. Diamond, c. Reilley, A. Young, L.
j. Farrell, Otto Kaiser.
From Russia comes rumor that under
the auspices of Count Tolstoi about 10000
Russians belonging to sect called Dhou-
khoborsti, will establish a colony in New
Mexico or Arizona, to escape persecution
in Russia. These people are believers in
doctrine which denies personal God and
asserts that the trinity is composed of men,
ory as God, reason as God the Son and the
will as God the Holy Ghost They believe
in immortality, but say that the soul does
not come to human beings until they have
reached the age of l5 years, and consequent
ly the newborn infant has no soul. The
Russian government is said to have granted
permission for these people to emigrate.
Their sect name means spirit wrestlers."
They are proteges Of Count Tolstoi, the &C.
centric Russian. The colony would be CO.
operative and socialistic.
AT Orc Blanco the Oro Blanco mine is
going down about three feet day and has
reached 260 feet in depth. A new mill has
been received at Calabasas station and will
he hauled out to the claims and will be in
running order in about month. The com
pany is now employing about forty five men.
Mr.. Gould, the manager of the company,
says they have plenty of ore in sight.
The herald., 1898-12-11
Models Of Battleships

BY the British admralty's orders perfect
models are made in paraffin wax OF every
new battleshp before it is laid down, and
these models are tested in tank at Haslar
The models are from 10 feet to "a feet long,
and the tank is 400 feet long and 20 feet wide
The models are made of wax, because it is
material which does not absorb water or
change its weight, so alterations can be
easily made. Also the material can be melted
up and used again.
The herald., 1898-12-11
At Jerome

JEROME, Ariz., Dec. 3.--There has been
a great increase in the value Of lots here
since the fire. This is probably caused by
the confidence felt in the permanency Of
Jerome as a modern growing town, and not
as collection Of shanties. About $500, 900
is being spent in brick, stone and cement
buildings now, and much more will be in
the near future. All kinds of workmen,
however, have hocked here, until now there
are too many, and Others had better keep
away.
A new firm of lawyers from Los Angeles
has opened a law office here.
AT present there is not a dance hall, bill
lard room or other place Of amusement IN
the town.
II. j. Allen is building handsome new
residence
The weather has been cold and rainy the
past week and quite an amount of sicknes SIS
is reported.
The Copper company alone is erecting
twenty cottages, three-story brick hos
pital, store, hotel, an opera house and
Masonic temple.
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companied by his surveyor, Mr.. Eckert.
General Manager Payne Of the Reef mine
met Mr.. Mackay and went with him to the
mines. 1t is expected that a sale will be
made to Mr.. Mackay.
The furnace of the Old Dominion Copper
Company was closed down for several days
last week for repairs, but on Tuesday was
blown in again. The company is awaiting
the arrival Of the railroad at the smelter
to make large shipments of copper mat,
which have accumulated from the brisk
business in smelling Of the past few weeks.
The herald., 1898-12-11
The People and National Finance

If we were asked to point to the best avail
able evidence of the capacity of the American
people to govern themselves, we should cite
our national record in finance. There will
never be time when all the people will
agree as to the details of financial measures,
but there need be no fear that Il majority
will ever support that which it does not be-
lieve to be honest and of good repute.-
WASHINGTON Post
The herald., 1898-12-11

THE MISSES BELL, 70 Fifth Ave., New York city,.
The herald., 1898-12-11

Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal to discover some cflicacious remedy
FOR wrinkles and other impcrfections of
the complexion, but none had yet sue
ceeded until the Misses Bell, the now fam
GUS Complexion Specialists, Of 7S Fifth
Avenue, New \ ork City, offered the pub
lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic.
The reason SO many failed to make this
discovery before is plain, because they have
not followed the right principle. Balms,
Creams, Lotions, ETC., never have tonic
effect upon the skin, hence the failures.
The Misses Bell S Complexion Tonic has
a most exhilaratng effect upon the cuticle,
absorbing and carrying off all impurities
which the blood by its natural action is
constantly forcing to the surface of the
skin. 1t is to the skin what vitalizing
tonic is to the blood and nerves, q kind of
new life that Immediately cxhilarates and
strengthens wherever applied. Its tonic
effect is felt almost Immediately, and it
speedily banshes forever from the skin,
frccl1les, pimples, blackheads, moth
patches, wrinkles, liver spots, roughness,
oiliness, eruptions, and discolorations of
any kind.
In order that all may be benefited by
their Great Discovery, the Misses Bell will,
during the present month, give to all cali
THE MISSES BEL
1he Misses Bells Complexion Tonic. Com
for cola h1y. .
Evening star., 1898-06-04
SuLTIIERN RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect May l. 1895
All trains arrive and leave at lennsy y!saIia pas
ST. A.M.--Daily;-Loca for Dansille. Charlotte
burg ard HarrisonbIIs daily. and al Lypc,bar.
with the Norfolk and Western daily.
1l:I5 -Daiy.-IHE United STATES
FAST MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet sleeIers
New lork and Washington to Jacksonville uniting
at Salis5nry with Pullman Sleeper for Ashe,ile aud
Hot Springs. NC; Knoxville Chat tanooga and Men.
phis, Tenn, aud at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
Tor Augusta. Pullman Buffet Sleeper New York to
New Orleans, uniting al Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for birmingham. Connects at LyEr1l.urg
Sa With G. and o Railway e. Lexington daily except
Washington TO New Orleans without change. Sun
set Personally Conducted Tourist EHcurs.or
Through Sleeper on this tain every "Wednesday
san francisco without change.
4:ol r;M.-Locai for tioni Royal. sirasburs and
Harrisonburg. daily. except Sunday.
4;5l PMoDaiiy1 Local for ChaIlottesvilie.
ISi.S nM psI! SinuhS MkSHIST1N GIfT AID
posed of Pullman festiiulod sleepers, Dining Cars
aud Day coaehes Pullman slcepers New YORK to
tot ooga; New York TO Tampa. Via Charlotte, Co.
iumbia. Savannah and Jacksonville. and New York
10 Memphis. via birmingham, New York to New
Orleans. Atlanta and Montgomery Nes,ibuled
Day Coach Washington to Atlanta. Southern Rsil.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND UIiI5 pTyIs.
ION leave Washington o7oi n.In. daily. / 90 pm.
cept sunday for Leesiars. and 5 m. s dis sa sar
am. and $40 pm. daiiy ard 500 pm. daily. eT.
cept sunday. from Rouni Hi 90 am aaiiy. ~.
Sunday, from Leesburg-
Throngh trains from the south arrive at Washing.
liarrisonburg. II. nooa daily, except sunday. and
9so pm daily and $50 a.:a. daily from Char
Tickets, sicsEdng Car rsserr,,iea and Information
iufaishea ~ oncts' is, lsih st. NV, I'll Iennsyl-
vania aycnne. and at Pennsylvania ;aIroad passcn-
FRANK $, CANNON. 81 VICE prest & Gee Msr.
I. ". GIt?. Trafir Mararer
". A. 'ri-RN. Gen. Pass. Agent.
J.. :. BROWN. Cen. Act. PISS. Dept.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
CURING A SHIRkER,
Summary Punishment Visited Upon
the Lazy Man in Camp.

From the Philadelphia Times.
An old civil war veteran tells a good
story of how a lazy private in his regi-
n ent was cured of shirking. 1t appears
that the fellow was utterly no good He
had been drafted into service and there
after devoted his whole time and atten-
tion TO getting cut of 1t. He spent more
than half of his time in the hospital tent
He ran the samut of all the diseases that
flesh is heir to or has acquired through
Its Own misguided efforts. Somehow even
the severity of military discipline was in
adequate to his case; shirk he could and
ould.
One day the regiment was ordered to bat
tie. There was to be a long, hard march
and fierce conflict at the end of It, When
the orders came the shrker collapsed He
WAS taken to an ambulance, where he lay
apparently in comatose condition hear
Ing nothing, needing nothing. The surgeon
a new officer just appointed on the staff,
was sent for to see him. The physician
CHANGED to be a keen-witted man, and af-
ter taking In the situation he bandaged
the fellows eyes, motioned to private to
take his feet. while he himself took the
head, and without more ado dumped the
comatose shirker head-foremost into the
river. AS II was the dead OF winter with
Ice blocks clogging the water a more yio-
lent remedy could not be imagined ana
the way the fellow swan to shore was a
caution From that day forth he was
never known 10 try his game OF shirk
again.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA Il

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
s;so AN WEEK of nkYs slsrh iIshr aAr SIEETs M S
rktSS.-Pnrlof and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10
1850 An. PENNSYLVANIA r!n1rEp.-run.
man Sleeping. Bintng. Smoking and Observation
oils. St Louis. 0essiaad and T"l.do' Rari.t
1880 AN. FAST LINF.-Purlmsn Brnct rarlof
Car 10 Harrisburg. Buffet PHrlor Car Harrisburg
$3.50 PM. CHICAGO AND ST. Louis rx.
FRESS-Siecping Car Washington 70 st LOUIS
i,s and Sleeping and Dining Gers Harrisburg to st.
7:2o pm. WESTERN EXPRESS Piman inii sleep
ing Car TO Pitt.burg. Chicaeo and Harrisburg 10
7:2S PM soTTfwfsfPRS ,TPf Si! f9 SS'Is2 rSrRrss pail
man Sieeifng Cars Washington 10 Pirtsburg and
rsr harrisburg TO ST. Loris aud Cincinnati. Dining
1o4or-M, PACIFIC EMPRESS. -Puilman Sleep,
7n az to Pi,tsbnrg
NiasarG Falls daily except Sunday
1870 AN for Eln,irs and R-novo daily eNccp,
Snnnay; For MllliamspoIt daily. 3:3o Pm.
- Pm. for Wilinmspori Rochester. Erie Buf.
s 1al9 and Niagara Falls daily. except saturday.
1o:4o pm for Erie. Canandaisua RHcI.asscr. Rur.
fslo and Niagara Falls daily. Pullman sleeping
FOR PHIALDELPiiIA. NEW YORK AND THH
400 PM. .'CoNGRESsI5y aS Al. LIMITED. ., a.rv
Regnlsr al 700 Dining Carr. 500. a:oo. io.oG
mingt@n, AN. i2:i5. 3:,5' 4ao pInins a 9 Car az
from from Bnltlmore,; G5o. io:oo and 1850 PM ON
.bnlng Car from Wilmington AN II 10 s:la
50 upining Car from Baltimore G:5o. Io 90
ana ll;"e PM For Philadelphia only Fast
inkPr'ss. go AN. week days Express 1918
EN-, week days; 2:o1 and $40 T. NJ daily
S,xs ''s,sn Snd % %ith@nt "a change. 1:5o AN. week
For Rsltimore. e2o. 200. 7:5o. 500. $500 1000
100" 11:oo AN. l2:15, ic:45 I2.5s 2:oi
BID $50 i:ao lImltcdl, 4.2O. 4.3a : a. els
80 20 lo:oo. 1o;io. il:15 and II - L NJ
on sunday. 1900 500. 800. 9.o5 l0:5n II 90
M, l2;l5. l:l5. 2:oi. 3:i5. 3:s0 A:oo LIN
nea'; 20 S;4o 6:i5. ESQ. T:2o Io:oo lo:4O
For pope's Creek Line 7:50 An. and Ana PM
week days. sundays. 9O5 NJ.
For Annapolis. 900, 9:ao \ M r2:I5 AMI 5.4a
IN IN dahy except Sunday. Sundays. $500 NJ.
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Cons,
Line 4:30 AN. 3:4G pm. daily: ..h,,opd
only; 1857 AM. week days: Atlanta Special
wa hlehnond ard SeHhosrl Air Line : ~ T. NJ
daliy Accommodation for Quantico 7.a5 4 n
daily and 4:25 p. NJ. week days
SEASHnRE CONNECTIONS
TOT abantlc CITY via Della ware River Rridgc all
ran routei. 3. l5 and II 80 T. NJ daily. Vie MAJ
ket Street Wharf. To- 200 End II 100 NJ i2.I5
PM. week days. and IL 80 PM daily Sqtur-
days only. 800 A NJ my
For Cape May. Hoo M. week DAYS. 1850 pm
daily saturdays oHly. 900 AN
Ilcket phces. corner Fifteenth and G. s,-acts
ana at the station, Sixth an1 u streets v.ha-,
orders can be left Tor the checking Of baggage Ia
destination from hotels and residences ~
J. B. HUTCHINSON I n uonn
General Manager General p.ss 80.
Evening star., 1898-06-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

t,,.o ,scheduie In effect May 10 Isys.
'e washington from station Of New
H.. Jersey ave and I 81.
, ler cmcago and Northwest, Nestibuled Limited
For Ciacinnati, ST. Louis aud indlanapolis. Ex-
press, III 70 m Nestibuled Limited. 5:iO j. IN. !:
For rittslnrg and Cleveland. express daily. 1I.os
For Golui9bus. Toledo and Detroit. 1855 pm.
-. .9 W. Mihehester and way stations. 500 a.m
For New orleans, Memphis. Birmingham. chpt-
tanooga, Knoxville. Bristol and Roanoke 10: :l5
pm Jaily; sleeping cars through.
for Luray. $40 pm. daily.
fGr baltimore; week days. 300. G:so. .7:o5.
sl2;e5 n xl2:l5, x1;15. x:s:co, 8:2o xi:3o. AS.
h9:"o N5:lo: 40 30, Xe:20, 6;O. Ns:U5. SI5 xs:UO
Aloa,, lib III so pm. and xl2:ol night. sun
4 10 l:2o x3:oO. S:20. 4:35. x5:o5 x5:io, $50,
AsiSp, Esp si1;eD; ii;l5 xll:59 ? m 1i2:cl night
'igo 20 hin: m, SUNDAYS, $50 am. i:s5 pm;
h;:'O p.ln Sundays, 300 an. l:l5 pm
For hagerstown. 'll:G5 am. and $3.50 pm
40 o:Se. 7:O5 pm. Sundays. $500 a.m. I;l5
.g For Ca !islthersIqrg and way points week days
pm sundays, BOO am, 1913. 4.S3. I.O5. 1O:l5
For Washington Junction and way points. 500
am 80, $50 pm. week days. J:o0 an, 1:l5
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
Far En- tra1hs bniS lgminated witE lintSeh light
east, week days, I:u5 500, l0:DO an. 12:o5
F-ii-, l.io pm Aail inning Oars 300, 800 tDn-
ing Carr, 500 U2vl night; Sleeping Car open at
1000 o'clockl Sundays, I:U5, $500 am. u:l5 Din
Ing Carr. 3:no. 5:o5 DINING Carr, $500, l2:Ol
night Sleeping Car open 10 o'clock.
!arlor Cars On all day trains
For Atlantic City, lU:oO am, l2O5 noon, week
days.
Tor Cape May. 1906 noou.
Except Sunday. NENpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hoteis and
residences by Union Transfer 90. orders left az
ticket Offices. 6Ig fennsyiN ania ave. NV, New
York ave. and 18th st. and depot.
NM. NJ GREENE. u. Il. MARTIN.
Gen. Mansger. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
Evening star., 1898-06-04

"a. P. means American Plan; EP, European.
Op. means Open.)
ALBANY, N. Y....... Hotel Kenmore. AP., s. up
do. .stanwi1 HaIl. E.P., 81 up; AP, ss up
ALLENHURST, n. Hotel Curlew, opens May 2s
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J..... Hotel Rudolf, AP., S4
ASBURfPARK, Nj. The Wellington, A.P, s.. 80 up
BAY SHORE. L. l.. Prospect House. AP IS up
BALTIMORE, Md. =. The Carrouton, A.P, $3.50 up
BEACH BLUFF, Mass. Hotel Preston opens June %
bosToN. Mass ....... Hotel vendome, A.P., 50
DO Copley So. Htl.. EP., ,$l.6Oup; A.P. s.. Soup
BOURNEMOUTH, Eng Royal BathHotel A. P. $4to$5
BRoOkLYN.N.Y.H Hotel st. George E.P,$1; AP$3
CORNWALL, on Hudson The Elmer wv B. Elmer)
do. Smith House q. B. Elmer; booklets
OATSkn.L NTH House ,op June 25; 3lahrs from NY
CATSklLL, NY. Prospect Park Hotel, overlooking
the Hudson. Open to Nov. /. J. s. Briggs Prop
CATSKILL MTS. Hunter, Htl. st. Charles. Op. Je.
CAiUGA LAKE HOUSE. .Sheldrake NY Op June IA
CINCINNATI O.. Grand Hotel, EP 81; A.P So
Exeter, Eng. .RoyalClarenceH Hotel. "A p SO; EP so
FISHERS TLAND, n. Mansion II Sc A. p S3. 80 up
KANSAS CITY Mo .TheMidland E.P S1up: A p S3up
LAKE GEO, NY LakeHse. P. So. So "a II Russele)
do. The Marion. A.P. 81 up Oh. r. RaylIs)
do Central House $9to$12 wk (E.J Worden booklets
LIBERTY, NY The Mecca &C. o. Hayden) Op yearly
do Hotel Wawonda, NSMessiter, Mgr. (booklets)
LONDON, Eng. .......... Hotel Cecil. E.P.. So up
do. .Langham Hotel En-pension' 81
LONDON. Brunswick Hotel Jermyn st J, ,Piccadilly
Latest scientific sanitation Patronzed by nobility
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ermin sHotel. High class
Unexcelled for luxury, comfort cuisine. P. 81 up
MlDDLETOWN SPGS, VT. The Montvert A. p,
$3.50 up. MIN. springs Scientific WATER CURE.
NARRAGANSETT PIER. The Massasoit Op. June /
NETHERWOOD NJ Hunterston Htl SIT so wk.up
NEW ORLEANS, La. NewSt. Charles Hotel A. P. "a up
do...... The Cosmopolitan Hotel, E.P, $1.50 up
do................Ho do. Hotel Grunewald EP 81 ND
NEW YORK. .BREv0ORT HSE. ,EP. $1up; "A. p, ,S3up
Homelike Hotel Excellent table d'hote 81 25.
NEW YORK. IN b. Barry The st. Cloud E.P sl.5O
o.The Westminster AP., a.5O up; E P. 81 so up
Evening star., 1898-06-04
CHEsArEAkE AND uHio RAILWAY.

CHEsArEAkE AND uHio RAILWAY.
THROUGH IHE GIANDtSG SCE.NEIir OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS tESIIBI LID.
ELECIhiC LlGliTiD. STEAM HEATED
ALL MEALS SERVED ~ DINlNG CARS.
STATION. SMITH AND Il STREETS.
Schedule 4 eject May i, 1898.
2:20 PM DAlLl-CinciLnati and ST. Louis Spe-
cial-SoLG train for Cincinnati, Pullman SlecpeUs
10 Cincinnati Lexington. Louisville, indianapolis
and St Louis without change. Connects Gov
ington, Va, for Virginia Hot Springs daily. Parlor
Cars Ciprinn Iii 10 Chicago.
ll:1O M. DAiLl-F. i. v. Limited-Solid train
Tor Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati,
Lexington and Louisville without change. open
reception Ol passengers at pm. Pullman Com
partment Ca to Virginia Hot Springs, without
change TUESDAYS. thursdays and saturdays. Obj
seryatton ear Hinton ~ Cincinnati. Connection
daily SleepaIs Cincinnati to Chicago and St. Louis
2 20 IN DAiLl-For GortonsSilie, Charluttes-
yille Staauton. and for RichInond daily. eAcvpt
Sunday
1851 A.M.-Daily except Sunday. y.-I-arlor car
Warrington 10 Richmond, and Richmond 10 old
Point. Arrive kichmond, 2:45 p-m.-Old Point,
6:30 pm Transfer iictmcnd.
Reservation aud tickSts M chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. BIB and AL Pennsylvania avenue. and at
the station Ii. W. FULLER.
my3-30d General Pass niger Agent
Evening star., 1898-06-04
OCEAN TRAVEL.
North German LlOyd.
'AST EMPRESS SERVICE.

FAST EMPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BRFNEN
kais. W DC June T. Gam nave Tu June Is 10 am
Lahii 1u June Ii. 10 am kais " dc July 5 am
H. Friedrich. June 81 Lahn Tu. July H. lU am
TWIN SCHEW PASSENGER SEI;vIcE "
SooIhAMfIoN. LONDON. BREMEN.
Bremen Thursday. June o. 10 am
PrlnZ Regent litpold. Thursday June iG noon
GIBRALTAR NAPLES GENOA
Ems June Is, pm Ems. July % o am
Il. W N. IL July y, 10 am Aller. Aug q q ann
O1ci-RlCHS CO. BOWLING GREEN
Apply TO E. b. DROOP. 925 In. ave-.
myJ@--2u Agent for Washington
Evening star., 1898-06-04
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MI. yER-
NUN RAILWAY.

IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Il. 1897
For Alexandria, week days. $3.50, 7:U5. 1855 ex..
500 So. s.53, loco. ll-uO. ll:f5 AN; l2:05
ex.. II 70. l.l5 l:l5. 2:U5 eN.. 2:iO. 300 ex.,
3:2J o.J3 eS., Is eX-, 30. J:u. o.U ex., $40,
G:o5 G:3O. 1:U6, 500. y:JO lo:OU. ll2O IL 80
Pm.
For Alexandria, Sundays 7:45 s:45. s:45, Io:3o.
ii: AN; l2:.0 noon, I2:45, 80 2:15. 3:OD.
3:i5 4:3u. 5l5. Co. 6:i5. 80. S:l5 300. iO:0O
IL 20 Pm
For Mt. Vernon. week days $50. 500 1900.
11:U0 An; l2:U5, las. 800. 300. 3:19. 7:OG.
$500 Pm.
For Mt Veiron. SUNDAYS, 7:i5. 9:45 AN: 1900
noon, 10. ?:45. 6:45 $500 PM.
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge. we-k days
500. S:59. l0:vc ll:VO AN. l2.O5. l2.2p l:l5.
2:U5. 3:Un. 3:2I 4:l5 5..sD 500 7.u,i. /. NJ
For Arlington and aru.,auf.t Ridge Supd.rs
1:i5. S:45. 9:45. lo.3O. Il:I5 AN. 1900 noon.
1913, 30 2;l5. 300. 3:45 4:3O. 5:lJ, 6:oO 6.i5.
7:30, S:l5 IN.
Parcels carried all trains. Baggage checked.
my2
Evening star., 1898-06-04

star which may now
be seen at 9 o'clock
nearly overhead, as
we face the south, is
Arcturus. the Bear
v arden. usually ac-
counted the brightest
star in the northern
hemisphere. Arcturus
can always ne iden-
titled readily from its
position on a cOntin-
uation of the curve
of the handle of tho