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Evening star., 1898-05-28
WASHINGTON GROVE.

DIR. F. ". Ritter and family have opened their
cottage On Grove avenue
The acquisition of the lots in front Of his cot
tage by Mr.. John Davis now extends his lawn TO
uro'e avenue. making a decided improvement to
Keystone place.
Mrs. Graham has rented the Wilson cottage on
Eth avenue.
Ihe trustees have authorized the use of 1.-The
Great Awakening" new hymnal, for use In camp
meetings
Mrs. v bfieh has moved to her summer home, en-
Grove avenue.
lie subject of the last Sunday address was
Mhat Is frayert The temple talk was on The
Altar OF lncense.' Miss May Smith sang a solo
entitled W hat Jesus Would Do" the words be-
ing composed by Mr.. Carleton Hughes.
Ihe weekly prayer meeting has been appoint ed
Tor wednesday evening. to accommodate those who
have church engagements in the city Thursday
evening DIR. +. j. Noodman the leader at the
last service.
The annual meeting Of the association will be
held in the Tabernacle the Both instant at 10 80
AIN, for the election of trustees and offcprs
Evening star., 1898-05-28

prize story by Mrs. A H. Kinnear made up the
program.
At the mothers meeting Mrs. A. f. Hart told of
her mtcrest In the mothers congress and of the
good work which was accom- plished there. In order
to increase the interest In the mothers meetings
lumber of magazines bearing on the subject of
n others work will be secured Mrs. Hart read an
srticic on Family Repressions'' and Mrs. Thomas
The Little Gospels. The annual election of off
GERS will be held at the next meeting, which will
be held in st. Paul's NJ E. Church.
lawn party for the benefit Of the Noyes Library
surrounding the library Should the weather be
favorable, refreshments Will be served within the
library.
A q. A. X. memorial service VIII be held at the
st. Psuls NJ. E. Church Sunday evening next The
church will be- appropriately decorated for the occa-
son patriotic hymns will be sung. and the pastor,
Dr. G. t. Warner. past Chaplainn-chief Of the
q. A. r.. will deliver address
The seccEd shoot Of the kensington Gun Club will
! he held on the afternoon of Memorial day.
, Mr.. ]. Harry Cunningham and family Of Washing
ton have taken Miss Cleora Duvalls house for the
sumner.
A colored boy named Sas Parker was arrested
Tuesday afternoon for improper conduct and taken
to Rockville by the baiir He will be imprisoned
seven days.
Mrs J., Wilson gave luncheon Wednesday in
hcnor of Mrs. Alphonso Hart, who expects to leave
for Ohio in a few weeks
The oath of Office administered to the newly
elected councmen at the last meeting of the n
Gil. all being pres.Lt except Mr.. Herbert w. Lewis,
who was out of town. Lots We're drawn for the
long AID short terms. prescribed by the charter,
Messrs. Freeman and Blackburn drawing year
each and Mr. Townsend two years, leaving the
other term Of two years to Mr.. Lewis
petition WAS received from Messrs. B. II. War
ner. W. W. Eldridge and fourteen other property
holders IN Remington requesting that the side
walks be laid near the present grade Of adio.n-
ing property as possible. provided necessary drain
age Is secured. Councilman Freeman designated
special superintendent In charge of the construction
Of the walks. to establish nes and grades and the
contractor and other employees will receive instruc
tions from. him. The council reserved the right to
hear all complaints
Evening star., 1898-05-28
SANDY SPRING,

The wedding Of Miss Mary S. Hallowell daughter
Of Henry q. Hsllowen. and Newton StabIer. son
oi Asa VI Stabler. t"ok place at Rockland Wed
nesday evening. May D. The ceremony WIS that
OF the Friends. and the marriage certificate WAS
read by benjamin HalIoweIl an uncle of the bride
and IL WAS afterward signed by III people The
house was beautifully decorated long room
Formerly used as school room. being transformed
iuio h'"er Of fragrance and beauty with a dado
and fri-ze Of flowers The bride was attired in
white silk. and she carried a shower bonoust or
carnations The attendants were the Misses Anna
NJ FaFIniar Nora l. Stabler Emma It StabIer
Lucy Miller. Elizabeth t. Stabler NJ Janet Miller
ana the Messrs Mortimer o. Stabler. Frank NJ
Hallowell. Elgar Halowell, Herbert StabIer Dr
Julian Miller and LleWellyn StabIer
Ibe presents were most numerous and handsome
consisting of silver, cut glass pictures china rugs
the Eness @ Were &s HENRI er IuIRase Ra Miss
Mamie REESE, Mr.; and Mrs. LleweiIyn Miller
Miller; MIS- King, Prof. william TAYLOR Thorn
and Lieweilyn VI. Stabier Of Baltimore; MT. Benia
maker Miss Isabel Miller Miss Janet Miller ''IT Dr
and Mrs Snledey and Mrs Worth Of PennsyIyania
Miss Alice Hail Of Boston Mr. and Mrs ec cs,aS
sliier' s' Mr.. and Mrs. George h. Farquhar MIR and
S,shorne yn and Miss Anne Stafford Of washington:
Nj Nj and Mrs Ashby Miller and daughter. Miss
sndrfa. Miss Rose Henderson Of Rnck vIil m ea rex,
Miss Anita took Of Howard county anu
lhe young couple VIII live al the HigbIar,,
ysrn. near EinoT, which Mr.. SIatIer has ;-ased 20
william Lea Of Wilminston for a term Of years. u
MIS- Mary T.. Bond Of Magnolia received tho
NOHiah ASSOC lation ThuIsday afternoon Tn
e5s Sses5s weTs % Mrs Robert NJ stabler Mrs Francis
x-o'AlS' -hrS tharlts Hartshornc, Mrs CHRISTIAN
nrs- Ihari'.s p Bond and the Misses Alice S,nbI.r
and Ellen IL. Thomas. NeIrly ali Ibe mnmis ,n
,nNhy oi Tue guests read short articles or yay soma
lhteFestin piece Of Information. Mis- bonds b.an
,ith roses indoors and out We're The admration -,
.er irien's The June meeting will be held y;th
HArS os'-rne and daughter. Sunnyside
passed through here few DAYS since on ,hair 80
~ "aSnihg'nn c,ty In most extraordinary yehj-
- I"u>. "n Wheeis. which the proprietor state,
aG been the home Of six people for four wears and
at5hZ IN ine they had visited all the states from
.tliioShia Z" New York Mr.. Iasley said they in
Ishit-i 10 60 entirely around the world and hock To
washing Ton via Europe AMI Asia "
hrs- Harvey Page Of Washington has reon.n.s
Et. nome Aere- which was closed for the winter
Mrs. Christian Of Fredericksburg Mrs Bryan n,
washington. W Mr.. and Mrs. Robert o. Coui,cr ~
SsaItiIl"re Mrs. Milton Bancroft and son ,ro,,
SAris and H. Melville Parker OF Boston are late r
rivals - ''- arc iate ar
Evening star., 1898-05-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule in effect May l. 1898.
An trains arrive and leave at Pennsylvania Pas
si2 A.M.~Daily.-Local for panvine, Charlotte
and way stations. Connects at Manassas for stras-
burg ard Harrisonburg daily. and at Lynchburg
with the Norfolk and Western daily.
FAST. NAIL. Carries Pullman buffet slecpers
New York and Washington 10 Jacksonville. uniting
Hot Springs Nc iD6 and Me% e
phis Tenn. aud at Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper
New orleans uniting al Ghnfofe with S rnIRaS hIR sS
Sleeper for birmingham. Connects at LynchiHl.g
with c. and o; Railway for Lexington daily except
Washington to New Orleans without change. sun
set Personally Conducted Tourist Excursion
Through Sleeper ON this train every "Wednesday
San francisco without change.
4:oI P;M.-Locai for Front Royal. strasburg anc
4:5l Pm; Daily; Local for harloitesyIlle.
,StS rM pSils MhSITSTGA Sfr AND
posed of Pullman vsstibuled slcepers. Dining Cars
and Day Coaches. Pullman siespers New York to
tpI ooga; New York Tampa. via Charlotte, Co
lumhia. Savannah and Jscksouville. and Kew YORK
Orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery. Nes:Ihuied
Day Coach Washington TO Atlanta. Southern Ran.
Trains OK wAsHISGToS aND -HiIfy 1liiS pIyIs
ION leave Washington 9:O1 am. daily, i.col r.ra.
Sundays only for Hound Hin: 4:sy PM daily en- N.
eept Sunday, for Leesburg. and 6:25 pm daiiy for
cept sunday. from Round Hill :oG a.u daily. ea-
p s. .pt SUNDAY from aerndon' s:3s an daily. except
Through trains from the south arrive a, Wasting.
Harrlsonburg 100 noon daily. @ except serday. @ ana
9:35 pm. daily and $50 am. daily froc Char
, Isssss' Sleeping Car rSsern,ion ana ,9fG5,aatea
vania avenue. and at Pennsylvania raIiroad psseo-
FRANK s. CANNON, I'd Vice Prcst & Gen. Mgr.
W. A. TURK. Gen Pass. Agent.
l.. $. BnowN. Goa Ast. Pass. Dept.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
FALLS CHURCH.

The monthly union service Of all the churches
Of the town was held at the Nj E Church South
Sunday evening. Rev. A. NJ. Caekly. pastor of
the church, had charge of the meeting, and Rev.
Edward Eells preached the sermon. Other min
listers present We're Rev. d. L. Rathbnn Of the
Presbyterian Church, Rev: U. s. A. Heavener Of
the NJ T.. Church and Rev. j. w. Guy of the
Baptist Church The next services Will be held in
the Presbyterian Church. and Rev. A. NJ. Cackly
win preach the sermon.
The ladies Of the Baptist Church have recently
newly carpeted the audience Of the church
The Daughters Of the King OF the Episcopal
Church gave delightful concert at Odd Fellows
Hall Monday night.
The ladies OF the several churches Of the TOWN
met at Odd Fellows Hall Monday afternoon 10
arrange for providing the sick soldiers in IN.
camp with fruits and other delicacies and also
TO have water placed the principal streets on
the town for the of the soldiers passfny
through. Mrs H. +. Lowe elected president
Mrs. 7. @. Quick secretary, Miss Margaret Nourss
treasurer, Mrs q. H. Phillips general chairman.
Mrs A. T. Eastman chairman OF literature corn
mittee. Mrs q. w. Hawxhurst, on soliciting: Nis,
Margaret Nourse. on finance; Mr.. Geo. W. Hawx-
hurst on providing water. The Committees are
CON posed ef one lady from each church Of the
Rev. W. =. Hall Of New York delivered q humor.
Evening star., 1898-05-28

Parsy Lochte commencement song senior dan,-t
ment; closing address, Carleton Lochte; .!Mrs.
Dosem Little Angels farce. with Harry How
ara ana Louise Renshaw, Julia Zepp, the indulgept
neither OF seven sngel children, In the Leading
TS,es; n.es 500 There is Room for One More Star"
rus. introducing tabeau vivant, the marriage of
GuDa fua and Uncle Sam, evoked storm of applause
Ihcie sam was unprecedented by Mr.. Maurice
lOchte In dress suit Of '.Old Glory while the
petite bride was little Lucille Howard, a dainty
bruhelte. the pair standing with the of1cia inx
states States iass Finale, Star Spanged Banner
treat earlier in the evening
Mrs. John keyes of Meadow Brook farm is hap
ply reminiscent of the several occasions when il
wa1 he's privilege to entertain the hero Of Mani1,
Commodore Dewey, at her hospitable home in this
a.eilly; v. randolph locks forward to the pleasure
over. " 10
Evening star., 1898-05-28
TAkOMA PARK.

The Takoma Athletic Association it Is thought
Will not DE very active this season, a large
iLa)ority OF Its members have Joined the army of
the United States
Last Saturday night nearly all the citizens Of
the Park turned out at the railroad station with
nags, torches and colored lights to cheer the
soldiers as they passed through on their way
from Washington to Cbickanauga large bon
hre WAS built, which Illuminated the country for
miles around.
Inc Ladies' Reading Circle Of Takoma held its
last meeting of the season last Thursday even.
ing at the home Of Mrs. G. G. Smith, when a
very pleasant time Was spent Among those
present were Miss Stabler. Mr. Robert Waters,
1ne Misses Parkins. Miss Magruder, Messrs W.
Susie Davis Mr. the Misses Gady: Miss
Mannakee, Mrs. Guerry Mrs Giddings and MIR.
and Mrs Smith.
eenaaeted confirmation services ut Trinity Epis-
1empiars Lem will occupy the large town hall at the
Park hereafter instead Of the smaller hall i'm
The FIRST meeting there will be held next Friday
Syfhhs' , hs ,nSi when the general public Of the Park
District of Columbia - 'De
held Emery June rally will
Of Lodge Ai recent hs
Takoma Lodge elected the following officers:
Nnsf iSs Temp tempiar James Aacahster vice templar,
templars. Mrs. c. L. ,JmeIson; secretary Miss
Nrtue Nh hitmer; assistant, secretary. Charles
Whitmer; financial secretary. Charles Gosorn !:
treasurer, Byron Coon: mtrshal Miss Jennie
Emerson; deputy marshal Earnest Bur;Il chap
Ian MISS Maud Jimefson: guard, Dates Coon;
sentlnei. H. A. Holton;j past chief templGr, L. NJ
MSoers: ana lodge deputy, Byron A. Ford.
Mr. j. ID. Stone of Washington gave q stereopti-
con lecture on Palestine Thursday night at the
, The Christian Endeavor Society held a social at
the home OF Miss Mable Bailey Carroll ave-
nue. last week. A delightful program was render
60, Including music by Mr.. Byron Blodgett and
MRS. h 3. knight, aHd reading by MIR. Harry
The Junior Christian Endeay yerers held a mission
night.
Sunday June 8. Rev John Van Ness, pastor Of
tne Presbyterian Church, will preach his third
anniversary sermon here. He is now in o series
OF sermons on the Ten Commandments.
Inc public school at Takema was closed for the
season last Friday. Commencement exercises
consisting or recitaticrs, soEgs and readings by
the pupils Misses Nora Stabler and Libbie Ma
gruder: teachers at the school, have returned to
spectively.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Clark of Washington will
rtfide at the Waters residence for the summer.
MT. Thomas Waters OF Burnt Mills died sud-
denly at his home Thursday and will be buried
at Burtorsvfllc. Nd, today. Mr.. Waters had
a large number of relatives throughout Montgomery
county. Ms well as In Takoma.
The kindergarten school of Miss Corinne Camp
bell VIII give an entertainment at Takoma Hall
Tuesday evening next.
Evening star., 1898-05-28

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
arloS coMTEk oE ~ sSfH AH sRahfis RG ns
PRESS-Parior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
lo:5o An PENNSYLVANIA LIMrTED.-rau-
man Sleeping Dining. smoking aud ohc.tNh N
dianapolIs. ST louis. Cleveland and Toledo.
bum. Buffet rariGr Car al 70 HarisSgrr y, p.,. p.-
Car Harrisburg. Buffet Parlor Car Harris
s:4o pm CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EN-
and sleeping and Dining Cars liarriEaurg TO ST.
T:2O Pm. WESTERN EMPRESS Pullman Sleep
ing Car TO Pittsburg, Chicago. and Harrisburg TO
7:2o p. NJ N. sol jIf TfiM EsrERS Express ruu-
man Slceping Cars Washington 10 Pittshu.g aud
Harrisburg 10 ST. Louis and Cincinnati Dining
lo:4o +. NJ. PACIFIC EXPREss.- Pullman Sleep
7:so AN. for Kane. Canandaigua. Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily except Sunday:
Sunday. For wlllansrort daily. $40 pm.
1:2o PM for williamsport Rochester Erie Brf-
With Sleeping car wpshingt6n TO Buffalo.
lG;4o PM for Erie ID, GanandaisTs Rochester.
ing Car Washington 10 Rochester Saturdays
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 PM CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily.
R, gular at 700 Dining Car. 500. $500. 1000
Dining Car and 1850 dining Car from Whining.
Bsltlmorel. $50. 1000 and II 80 PM. ON
Sunday. 200 tlbining carr. s:oo, 9:uo. II 90
Dining Car from Wilmington AN. 1918. 3:l5
4:20 dining Car from Baltimore. $50. 1000
ard II 30 Pm. For Philadelphia 'ny. Fast
Express. $50 AN. week DAYS. Express. ic:i5
PM. week days 2:ol and $40 T. NJ. daily.
For Boston. without change. 80 A NJ. week
days. and 4.2o PM. daily.
For Baltimore. 6.25. 200 I:.n. 500 800. I0.U0.
1850. ll."0 An. l2:i5. 12:45. l2ss. 2:Oi.
3:l5. $40 i:oo Limited. 4.2o. I:36. sac. d:l5,
go 10. 1900. lo;4o ll;ia and II 30 Pm.
ON Sunday 1:0o. SEQ. 900. 9:o5. 1880. 100
AN. 12:l5 l:l5. 2:0l. 3:l5 3:fO t4:oo Lim-
itedl. 4:2o. $40. 6:l5. G:5O. 1:2O. lu:ou. lp:t0
and II 80 PM.
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:5o AN and 43c pm.
week days. SUNDAYS. 9.o5 AN
For Annapolis 5:o0, geo An I2.l5 and $40
Pm. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 800 AN.
and 42o PM
Express for Florida and points gu Atlantic Const
Line. 4:3o AN. $40 pm daily: Eic,mand
only. 1o:5I AN. week days: Atlanta Spe-ill.
via Richmond and aboard Air Line. I:4O l. VI.
dnily. Accommodation for Quantco. 1:i5 NJ.
daily and 4:25 PM week days.
SEASHORE CONNIE, TONS.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River Bridge all
rail routel. 3:l5 and 1850 Pm. daily; via
Market Street Wharf. 1000 and II 800 NJ,
l2:45 PM. week days. and IL 80 l.. NJ. daily
For Cape May. II 90 A NJ week days. 1850 Pm.
daily.
Ticket Offices Fifteenth and G streets.
ana at the station. Sixth and Il streets. whore
orders can be left for the checking Of baggage TO
destination from hotels and residences.
J. b. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD
General Manager. Gen1 Pass. Agent.
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Evening star., 1898-05-28
RIvERDALE,

The road being laid out between Rladens-
burg and Riverdale under the supervision of Mr..
j. A. Blundol will shorten the distance between
the two points about half q mile
Little Bernard Rhodes was taken to the Chill
drens Hospital In Washington Thursday last to
be treated for acute indigestion
Mr. Eiwafl Simonds has resigned his position
station agent at Riyerdale in fayor OF Mr.
George H. Bur chfeld.
MI Robert Mangum was taken very i'll while In
Washington Monday. and was unable to get home
He was cared for by his sister.
Thursday WIS generally observed by the schools
OF Prince GeoTges county Maine day." as
recommended by the public school board The oc-
casion afforded the school children opportunity
to contribute not exceeding 10 cents toward build
Ing monument to the men lost the battle ship
Maine ut Havana.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE.

Ulysses s. Brown. administrator. by Attorney
Edmund Burke Of Alexandria, has entered suit
in the circuit court Of this county against Love-
luce Brown for s.. 900. The declaration has not
been fled but 1t is supposed the cause of &C.
tion Is the killing Of Ulysses Brown by the de-
fendant. who was convicted of murder in the
second degree ct the April term of the county
court. and sentenced TO the penitentiTy for
twelve years. full account OF the affair was
published In The Star at the time
Rev. Sam. L. Wright of Texas preached in the
Southern Methodist Church Sunday morning aud
evening
The county clerk has issued a marriage license
to Tbos. L. Clark and Kate l.. Sinclair
Evening star., 1898-05-28
RAILROADS. "
BALTIMORE AND ONO kAIIRoAD
SrAnhnlr In nr.rt AInn L 80

Schedule In effect May 10 isss
h"e washington from AsAil"i. coruer OF New
, Jersey ave sEd
, tnr 'Lirago and Northwest. Nestibuled Limited
'rsins r =, ~ 90: II % an, sos N.
p prsss, IL - a m Nestihued limlted $40 pm. .
Tor rIttsbarg and Cleveland express daily. .o5
an. aad $50 pm.
Eor Colur9bus. Toledo and Detroit. Ii:ss p NJ.
81 fn s w .A',sier aud ~as stations, -s.OO an,
for New orleans. MrrnrhIs birmingham. csst.
= m lHiy; sleeping through
For lnray. S:4o pm. daily.
x5;io: va, As:co. $50. Ns.so. 1iooo am,
NI2.yo n Nl2:ib. n 10. NS;oo. 3 % Ns.Su. as
Ilo,on, IS Nll:5o pm. aud sI2oI night Sun-
Gays: X, % N'-l". A. 30 ~. Ng.'" N, Ni2 -
Hs;1o. klo.no. lI:l5 MILO pm. xI2.ul night.
aor ArnsI"liS '.lo aud $50 am. IL - aud
For Frederick. week days. s.oa a N. ii:c5. s.sn.
a;3o N Sundays, $500 III. l.l3 pm
For Boyd and way points. week days. s.od a M.
80, o:''o. I:o5 pm. Sundays, 800 am. l:l5
For Gsitherslure and way points week days
500. g." an. i2:5o 300. i53. 5.S5 T:a5. u 30
Pm Sundays. 9:"o an. l:l". 4.SS. '.oa. lo.l5
For Washington Junction aud way points. $50
m 800. 80 y M week days. $500 am. 40
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PiILADEIPHiA.
Al trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Philadelphia. New York. Boston and tie
pm, 1:l5 pm ,sn Dining Carsl 100, 5:05 tDln-
ing Carr, 500 u2ol night, Sleeping Car open Hi
ing Carr. 800. sos dining Car. 500. I2:oi
night It's Sleeping Car ar Open 10 S,eiockl.
For Atlantic city. 1000 am. 1908 noon. week
Baggage called fos and checked from hotels and
ticket offices 6Ia Pennsylvania ave. NV. New
York ave. and 18th St and al depot;
Evening star., 1898-05-28

A peasant woman living near Lausanne.
switzerland. put an iron box containing
800 francs In bank notes into her stove for
safekeeping. Her son made a fire while
she was away. and the bank notes were
burned to cinders. Fortunately. she did
not disturb them; a knowing friend had
them photographed with their numbers. and
the government gave the woman new set
Of notes.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
CnEsArEAkE AND uulo RAILwAY.

CHESAPEAKE AND oEIo RAILWAY.
THROUUH THE GkAADESI SCrNEnY OF
AMERICA; ALL TRAINS NESlIDULtD.
ElECrkIC LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED.
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS.
STATION. SINTu AND Il STREETS.
Schedule effect May /, 1885.
2:20 NJ. DAILl-CincEnatl and ST. Louis Spe-
cial.-Solid traiu for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleeuers
10 Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, indianapolis
and ST Louts without Change. Connects al Cow
ingtoh Va. for Virginia Hot Springs daily. Parlor
Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago.
ll:l0 P- NJ. DAILI-F. r. Y. Lmited-Solid train
Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers CDcinuat "a,
Lexington and Louisville without change. open tor
reception OF passengers at pm. Pullman Com
partnIent Ca, 10 Virginia Hot Springs. without
charge TUESDAYS. Thursdays and saturdays OBJ
seryation car Hinton to Cincinnati. Connection
daily. Sleep"rs Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis.
2-20 IN. DAILY-For Gorlonsyilie, Charlotfes-
vile, Staunton, and for Richmond daily. except
Sunday.
1871 AM.-Daily except Sunday.-Iarlor car
Washington to Richmond. and Richmond Old
Point Arrive Richmond. 2:i3 p-m.-Oid Point.
$3.50 pm. Transfer ut Eictmcnd.
Reseryatio and tickets ut Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 6lJ and l4-l Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the station. II. W. FULLER,
my3- sod General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1898-05-28
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt. vER-
NUN RAILWAY.

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. WEIR
- NoN RAILWAY.
FROM STATION, i5ha STREET AND PA. AVE.
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER Ia 1897
For Ale1indiia, week days, $3.50, 7.u5. 7:35 ex-.
$780, -. seo. lo:Uo. ll:Vo. ll:i5 AN; l2:05
ek.. II 70. LIS l:45, 2:O5 ex., 2:40, 800 ex.,
So 500 eS., 4:l5 ex., i:5O. 5u5. - eN. 80
G:v5 ex. 6:3o. 1:o6. $500 300, 1000 ll:2O. IL 80
I'm.
For ALEXANDRIA. Sundays, T:45. s:45. s:S5. lO:3o.
HIS AL; 1880 noon. l2:i5, 1880, 2:l5. 300.
$50 4:5o, 5:l5 6.f- Gas, $50. s:l5. 300. l0:0o.
IL 80 PM
For Mt; Vernon. week days. $50. 500. 1000.
ll:CU A. NJ; e:U5, l:l5. 2:o5, 300, 3.59, a:o6.
For MI Vernon Sundays, 7:45. s:45 AM; 1900
noon. 2:l5. 3:Io, Gas, 1900 Pm.
Fer Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge, week days
500. s:o9 lo:nc. ll:oo An; l2:o5, 12:2o, l:I5.
2:O5, 3:Ot. 325, 4:l5. 5:2U, 6:o5, FOG. M.
For Arlington and Aquoduct Bridge. Sundnys.
1:4o. s:i5. 9:i5. l0:30, l1:l5 AM: 1900 noon.
l2:4o. 80 2:l5. $780, a:45. 43O. 5:l5 800. 643.
7:30. s:I5 IN
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
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LADIES GOODS.

WE KNOW HOW TO DO 1T PROPERLY AND
chcaply. All our work Is warranted Sewing ma
chine repairing by electricity Telephone Ii5S
o and enc OF our & earer.s NH can a. once on BIZ
by The month. G. AUERBACH, 7th and H.
Genl Agt. Domestic s. II. Co., Wash, .. G.
Est. 1872. uh26- -3u
LADIES' TLILOR-MADA SUITS FINISHED IN
the most excellent manner. FIT guaranteed {"
FuRS altered at reduced rates z. HORGAN
Tailor aad FaVier, 500 St NV. ap26-tf
Evening star., 1898-05-28

Taylor. Saml White FL
Taylor. Judge Robt L Whiting William
Taylor, Col Joseph Virgins ED
Taylor, Fillmore wIhurn WI
Tielford. Frank williams W &
walker. James Williams W VI
Walker. Joseph Williams n Rodser
Ward. John Whetmore Vim
Warner. John W Willis Capt Jk
Nashburn. Scott Wilson. "
Washington. James 90 winslow, Bernard
Waterbury, Dr 4 Wise Hon Dr l. 4
Watts II FLAPS wolcott L Il
Wsykof. W " Wood y
Webster W Wood. Charles
Werner, T. r Woodlun Jospph
West. WIN L Worthinytuu 1,
Nnlte, Fred r Vaughn. Arthur l
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