davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-20
In STRAIGHT HEATS.
three events PuIlsd on Quickly at old
Orchard.

4 Old Orchard, July fo.-Aii three OF to-
days races were won IN straight heats,
and only In tho s.oo pace was there any
thing exciting In the way OF finish.
Courier journal, owned by Frank Fitz-
patrick Of Cambridge. Mass. won the
race by hard drives. but did not get
within two seconds Of his record. In the
g. 20 trot, Leoco. o fayorite at Readville,
last week, was an easy winner, but in
the second heat clipped quarter on his
keadyille mark.
The 2.2i pace went to the Long Island
marc Lizzie wilkes, whose best mile was
trotted In q IA.
The meeting will close tomorrow with
2.l6 trot and 2.s5 pace. summary;
AGO Class, Trotting; Purse $780,
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Following druggists supply HAIR HEALTH and
HAI;FiNA SOAP in their shoIs only: WILL
INMS X co. 6pp 9th ST. NV; STEVENS. Pa
ave and 9th st NV: EVANS. 93S F ST. NV;
DANIELS. 1900 18th st, cor. T NV: HUnDLE-
son 1900 I4th st NV: WELLER, I55 eth st.
MAJOR. eth and g SITS. Nv; SINNiS, n. y.
and 18th st; HODGES Pa. and I'd st.
Sc DUCKETT. 215a Pa NV; WHITE
SIDE WALTON. 1921 Pa ave NV; WEISS.
p Monroe st. Anac'stia. ROE. 9Th and |: sts
nv, kbSS. Tth and Fla ave, MCCARTHY <
FAWCEIT. 9Th and | sis n w: CHRISTIAN.
4s4 Pa ave. w; STuTrT. sos Pa. NV;
GILMAN. 62T Pa nv. MONTGOMERY.
18th ST. cor I NV: AChER AFFIECk. 1929
Pa ave; REMSi;J RIG & ELLIOTT. zoos 14th st;
HURLEBAUS nth and SIS. Ivy; DAY & Co.
18th and SIS NV: 1T IT'S 4th and Mass. ave;
MctiLJ +. 4th and L SIS. nv: l. +. BHADLEf. Sth
and Z SITS. Sc, TSCIIIFFELY. 40 Pa. ave NV;
THOMPSON. TG3 18TH st; CASSlN, Ith and NJ
SIS. II ": PtRDY. eth and sis; CRlSWELl..
1901 18th st. cor. T II. w, DIEUDONNE x son. 11th
and SITS NV; MERIT. 18th and sts.i CESS
FORD 9th and L is W; OGRAM. Penn. ave.
and 18Th st. BRACE. Both AMI VI sts NV: BRO
SAJtiH. It'll and SITS: BROWN. 18th st. and r. l.
ave: GROSS. 18th and Park SITS KRAIISS, LIST and
II and 5th and q SITS; YESTERDAY, y. ]. ave.
sud q st. NV: MCPHERSON, 9Th and q NV;
MACK ALL BROS, S23 n at. ne: FIELD, 23I II
st ne; NELLY, 11th st. cor. sc. 1t
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ment VAS reached. The advance guard
marched beyond It to protect the northern
flank, the main body turned into fenced
Enclosure. the transportation followed, and
each wagon halted at the stake which
marked the head of its company street.
These stakes had been set by the engineer
corps, the commanding officer of which
during the march was Sits shs A1veE5s
guard carrying topogra phical work and
collecting information, but who hurried
forward during the last half mile to lay
down the camp lines. In short time the
camp was established and dinner was
served, tents pitched, the guard posted,
horses looked after, a foot bridge swung
across creek, a staging built for bathing,
spring guarded and other details attended
During the afternoon two companies at
different times marched out of camp and
performed outpost duty. At twilight
soldier was seen here and there with an
arm full of straw. vending his way to his
tent. They had been foragng for their
beds-the farm houses had been ap-
preached and had yielded to the blandish-
ments of the men in uniform. In the morn
ing tents were struck and the battalion
marched off at Z o'clock for tramp.
FIankers We're sent ont in the woods by
the New York command. and the pickets
were posted. After travelling two miles one
OF them is supposed to have reached the
enemy's vanguard and opened fire for
warning. The Support was moved up at
double time and the reserve advanced
body was also notified of trouble ahead,
and 1t prepared for action. The enemy be-
ing checked, the original formation was
resumed and the march continued. In
the afternoon there We're more skirmish
drills, two companies holding a hill and
three attacking it. To vary the monotony
a thunder storm appeared in the middle of
the day.
Before { o'clock the following morning
the battalion was moving along the road
on its return to the home camp. nearly
twelve miles off. 1t was a hard pull, but
the men kept at it at the speed of forced
march of three hours and a half.
Practice Marches Discussed.
In reference to the subject of practice
marches the Journal of the Military Serv-
ice Institution has the following to say:
Now that the guard has been started
on a new and more wholesome career it
may not DE too much TO expect in due time
a krag-Ior&enacn rife. Khaki or canvas
uniform f." f"'l "".k. regulation wagon
train and improved cooking outfit, light
weight incir"Tat"rS, the passing away OF
the unmiiitary caterer system al the camp
of inSt rUction ana ;he substitution of the
soldieriy method # each crgauiza zion cook
ing its owl 70, Ell IA the expense of
hlrlEG lis own cook tor each .mnany, as
in the regular army. Neither might the
Simp!iGCatipn Of tho 'u..-rr work and as
close aapT iach a vn@~jale il this direc-
ton to tn forms u' jlr rcguaT army,
prove amsS.''
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RAILROADS.
rENNSNINANIA RAIIRnAD

, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
1883 AN. WEEK DAYS FifrSilJRG EXPRESS.
Ia Fai9r and Dining Cars Harrisburg g rttshuTg
man Sleepiac Dining >uloliur ard Observation
M HiSrFiS'lTE TO chicago Cinriun4ti ind,anar.
PsTl"r Car 10 Harrisburg
iu;'" An FAST LINE Pullman Buffet fnrlor
gar to Harrisburg. Buffet rarlor Car Harrishurg
go P.M. tHIcAGo AID ST Ioris EMPRESS
Sleeping Car Washington 10 - Louis and sleep
ing anu blnlng Cars Harrisburg Co. Indianapolis.
! 20 Pm WEST ERN EMPRESS Pullman sleep
iag Car TO Ptttsburg ard Chicago. pinlng Car to
7:2o + NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Cars Washington 20 Pittsburg and
Harrisburg 10 St Loris. cleveland aud Nashville
1910 PM. Pacific EXrWESS Pullman sleep
80 AN. for Kane. Cunanda gus Rochester and
Niagara Falls daily except sunday.
1880 AN. for Flmirs and Rcnoyo daily. except
7:2O PM tor wilIiamsport, Rochester. Erie, Buf-
falo snd Niagara Falls daily. cN""Vt saturday.
lo:4n Pm for Erie Cauard .gra E, hester Ruf-
talo and Niagara Falls aaHl rullmar Sle"ring
FOR PHhNbMPIIIA MN YORK AND THE
400 PM "CoNGRUlSI6H,l. LIMITED " dairy.
Al raricr Cars. NTH p.uin- car fr1W baltimore.
Regular az 1900 un.ulpg 'srl. on. 80. N.lh.
rom wmios,. n : ". l.. w g s.is 500 d5nge
Car from baltimore. GO" i".on nrd n - = NJ
I1:9o Ipiuing Car from Wilmington AN. 12.I5,
S:l5. $500 dining car fTrm baltimore. & so.
1000 and II .5n pm. TuI Philadelphia aniy.
Express 1918 Pm week days. 2.ul and :"
PM. daily.
For Boston, without clargc. 7.55 AN. veck Jays
and $500 r NJ Gaily
For Ril,imore. 6 "a $500 20. 7.E5 s.lt. $500
lo-oo. lo:5n. II 90 An. I2l5. II ~. i2.ss.
2:ul. ,. -. $3.50 - 900. Limited 42n. 4:3l $500.
3:4o 6:Is. Csc. 80. 1000. to.A". ll:sH and
l1:5c Pm. ON sunday. 100, %, So. : 90
9:O5 10:50. 11:nu An. 1919. 4. Is 2.ul. 10,
$3.50 t4:oo. Limited AGO. $500. a.. 6.l5 & -.
T:2n ln:na. 1870 and ~ 20 PM.
For Pcpe's ''r-ek Line. 7:5a \ VI. and 4-3l y NJ.
week days.
For Annapolis 700 and $500 AN I2:I5 and ~
Pm. week dsys. sundays. 300 \ NJ. and a-91
Express fhr Florida and points an Atlantic Coast
Line, $40 M, 2-u7 4 NJ daily. Richmond only.
II As AN. week days, Atlanta Special. via
Richmond and Seahoard Air line 5.eo VI.
daily. Accom- mediation Tor Quautico. - AN.
daily and 4,25 VI week days
SEASItORE rnNNft'TioNS.
For Atlantic cts tvia IGlpwHrc River Ridge. al
rail routel = IL - 90 Congressional Iinli'ed'l
and II so Pm. daily Via Market Street Wharf.
1000 and 1890 AN. l2:45 Pm. week dHys.
80 Z VI. daily.
For Cape May. Ii 200 AN week days. II 30 I'm.
daily
Ticket orlSes corner Fifteenth and e strrcts and
at the station. Sixth and u streets where orders
be left Tor the checking ~ baggage 10 dcstlnA
tion from hoters and residences
Telephone call TAT for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
J. b HUTCHINSON J. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
THROUGH THE GRANDEST S1IrNERY or
AMERICA; ALL TRAINS VESTTBtJLED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEAM HEATED
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
STATION, SIXTH AND Il STREETS
Schedal' in effect June Is 1859
2:l5 Pm. DAHY-CinC innati aud st Louis Sre-
cal-Solid train fer Cincinnati Pullman Sleeuers
20 Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville, Indiana polls
and st. Louis without change. Parlor Car Cow
ington. Va, to Virginia Hot Springs Psrlor Cas-
Cincinnati TO Chicago.
l1:10 PM DAuG-F. #. V. IImlted-Soid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers 10 Cincinnati.
Lexington and Louisville without cha lge. Pullman
Sleeping Car TO Virginia hot Springs connection
for Hot Springs, Va, daily. without change daily
except Sunday. Obseryu ton Car Hinton 20 Cincin-
patti Sieepers Cincinnati to Chicago aud ST. Louis.
215 T. II. DAILY-For Goldonsvfle. Charlottcs-
Vile. Stanton daily. and for I;ichmond daily
eept Sunday.
RescrvG tioR and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, 600 14th st.,
r. and a. the station. Telephone call f44i for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service.
H. W. FULLER General Rsssenrse Agent.
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The prizes offered in connection with the
recent annual rifle competitions at Ordway,
according To present plans. will be turned
over TO the winners next Friday evening.
All the winners Of cash prizes have been
directed to report to Capt. Thomas 5. King
Al the. rifle gallery at their earliest con-
veuience for Instructions.
The OrdWay range viii be open Thanks
giving DAY from o'clock in the MOI ming
until = o'clock n The afternoon Inc
range will then be closed for the season
GudrdSrueu should bear in mind, therefore,
that il will not be possible to flTe IuaIlilcd-
ton SCORES the range Tor the season OF
1899 after next Thursday.
The officers of the department Of rifle
practice. at a recent meeting. completed
arrangements for a series of competitions
In the gallery beginning early next month
to CONSIST of company, battalion and req
mental team matches.
1t is probable that a decision Will soon be
reached requiring all officers of the brigade
to qualify with The revolver prominent
manufacturing firm has donated a hand
some weapon to headquarters. 1t VIII be
tested in the near future and possibly
adopted for use here.
Major Stephan. commanding the 18th Bat
TALON. has nominated Private w. Milton
FarrnW Company \. 9Th Battalion, for
commission as inspector Of rifle practice,
4th battalion. with the rank of first lieu-
tenant.
the 1-t Separate battalion Will proceed
TO Ordvay Monday next for the purpose of
completing its prescribed rifle practice
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

NEW YORK AND PORTO RICO STEAMSHIP 90.
I--l Steiner ArkaiIa. December
49, excellent nIst-cauin &C
AROUND conmuCit Ponce new.
PORTO RICO. DECEMBER 49, tonculng al San
Jdan and principal ports Of the
i------------------i island. Ine tsst OF modern
acCumnodat lions for and second cabin pa u
g'rs. Ali rooms outside deck
MuIE.H, RI III X -KhpWLTSN,
81 broadway, New York.
E. +. DROoI 4 son. Agents,
925 Penns ylVania avenue. nO2i- lar
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT VERNON
HALLWAY COMPANY

In eject November l. 1883.
For Alexandria week days. ESQ, "a, 1880. 500.
s:S5 500, 9.25, 1000 II 90, II rs am, 1890,
12.2o. II: 10, Gl 20, 40, 200 2;+0, 3,2s 3.5s
14;l5. $50, $500, x5.2U, $40, 6:04. $50. :OG.
7;39 500 900, 1880, II 20, II SO pm. sundays
I:45, 300, 9:45. 1890, ll:15 an 1880 noon
l2;i5, 80. 2:l5 300. 3:45. $50, 5;i5 600 U:45'
f;5o S:l5, 300, lO:OO, ll:-O, 1850 pm.
For Mt. Vernon, week days, G.a0, 500 1000
l1:U0 am, Xl2:U5, X1.2O zoo, 2:4O, 50 I o.
900 pm. Sundays, 800, 200 noon. 2:l5, 3:45,
6:45 300 pm.
For Ariington aud AqCeluct Bridge, week days,
500 sos, $50 1890, IL 90 a u. sI2.o5 80 an
l2:45, 'I:fa, 200, $40. % %, 4:l5 SOS eos
$50 1905, 500 pm Sundays. 7:45, 800, 9.45.
1880, IL 10 an, 1900 noon, I2:45 40 Pr
500, 3:45, 4:So, 5.I5. 600. Cas- 1890 sis r. M.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage Checked
Express. 10 Arlington only.
G. L. ABBOT, Cor x-rN-
PRESIDENT Superintendent
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FRENCH LINE.

Compaguc Generate ransatIanuuue
DIRECT line To HAvRE - PARIS TRANCE.
Sailing cry Thursday at 10 AIN.
From Pier ~. Nor h river rot af Morton street.
La Normandle. Nov. 80 L Aqpitane. .... Dec II
La Champagne. Dec. Z La Bretague. Dec -
La Gascogne Dec. Il La Norulaid.e JAM 1850
FiTst-cluss passage to Hsvre. $50 aud upward
Genl Ag'oy IT, Us aud Can - BruauwLy ny
G. ". MOSS. A. .ut, at SaGdsrs Stay mans
1874 81.
BELL g. co. i4OG G uhlstf
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MONEY WANTED & To LOAN |

q, n MONEY ~, ALWAYS Al ~ HAND TO LOAN
noa5-a ALBERT F. FOX. go 20 Ps st. NV.
MONEY WANTED ON CHATTELs- $500 on
@ ps security hSSr for one year liberal interest Win
FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY. LEASED FoR
NET on price asked, 500 900; $lo.o00 can remain
at at ~ per cent JOHN H. WALTER, 1921 p
CONSULT HARRY S. WEIGH, sIO L ST NV,
before renewing your old loan aud money
by having him place 4. ~ or 90 loan on your
property at nominal cost, no25-n
WANTED-A LOAN OF 10000: WILL GIVE As
security new 12-room house, bath rooms;
best section Ti no p ec@
sion. Address |. l.. NJ, Star otHce. no25-St
IN HAND ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Star SsD e Ss%% % AsSss
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED DISTRICT
real estate at lowest rates Of interest in sums
no21-1m SW. cor 18th and f SITS.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 500 NV. WILL. LOAN
If s f hHRRE Of
any amount, $500 to 100000; IMMEDIATE
reply TO applications no20u
THE WksH fSYSS REAL EsTa 1l!s toMP FS;
ssd for per ss cent en for to sa Sen
ol'-om-I l3.1 f. ST. NV.
g. Az PER CENT MONEY
To loan D. c. Real Estate,
T G. r. DIX CO,
nola1m $40 14th ST
MONEY
We are loaning money furniture, pianos, etc,
without removal or publicity, and at rates that you
can afford to pay.
You can make your terms as to the time and
repayment of loan. If you owe any other company
and desire more money we can arrange same for
you: We are the oldest, largest and most accom-
E!odatlng loan company in the city.
All business strictly confidential Private offices.
MAsHlNGTON MORTGAGE LOAN 90.
nola-12f SO + st.
MONEY no LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL
cies, iniorset notes, second trusts, etc. I. W.
S1l'RbLEFIELD, Room 2 Mertz bldg. 18th
81, ooo.ooo TO LOAN ON CITY REAL ESTATE.
Any amount. Lowest rat.l. Also installment
no5-tf 1921 G st NV
1 HAVE MONEY OF AN ESTATE FOR INVEST
ment at and per cent Washington real
tate. II. NJ PARKER
no31m" Room 81. Atlantic bldg.
MONEY IN SUMS FROM $50 TO 81 500 ON SEC
oDd trusts, life ms. pol, collateral and ndorsed
notes any available securtty; delay. ATT
WELL & TkEADWBlI4, 11o5 st. noi-tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT AT CUR
rent rates of interest on real estate in the Dis
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
nol-tf 1906 G ct. NV
MONEY M LOAN : WE HAVE AVAILABLE
funds In limited amount to loan at 3I2 to 3iz per
cent on very best business property, for to 10
years. VIM. H. SAUNDERS & co. 1907 F st.
NV. oc2o-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, FOR
BUILDING AND OTHER PURPOSES AT 4.
AND PER CENT. EXPENSES AT TIE
MINIMUM. H. II. TWOMBLY & son.
REAL ESTATE LOANS. &c,
oc17tf 6l2 18th ST. NV.
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BALTIMORE An ONO RA i-R9Ao.

BALTIMORE AND ONO RIA i.iNND.
Schedule effect November H. 1889
Leave Washington from station corner u Now
Jersey ave. and { -.
For Chicago and Northwest v,rtlbuled Limited
trains To-: m. sos pm. daily
For Cincinnati. ST: Louis and Indianapolis Ia
express, IL % night. daily
For flttsburg and Cleveland, 1888 an. SD
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. I2o5 night
For Winchester and way stations ts:35 30
For I Tn2,yy: s:io pm. d s 90, 49,, c.
r!:o5. x7:io, ,s:2O, SIS. 1910. xlooo m.
xI2:95 n, l2:15 NIB Ea.oo. AZ 81. N4.s0. 4.a5.
15oS h5:l 10 15;a" xG,2g 60 SO" Kle:"2
30, 70 200 am, xl2;o0. loo, KIl5, raoi0. 4.25
x5:o5, N5;l0. ESQ. xs.oo Nlu."o. All 30. II q
For Annapolis. 7;Io and s:25 am. 1918 and
For Frederick, week days. sag am Io:55 an.
4:3". $50 pm. sundays. $50" an. las pm.
For Hagerstuwu. Hobs Am. and - ~ pm.
For Boyd and way points. week days SIS am.
$50, $50. 1905 pm. sundays. 300 am, l.la,
For Gaithccshnrg and way. points week days
$50 am, 1880, 40, ABB. $50 5-25. 7.'t5
II - pm Sundays. 300 a.m.. lis. 4.s,, 7.u5.
For washingtor InncrLen and way points. week
days. $50 am-. 4;3o. 5:So pm. Sundays. -"
ROYAL Blue LINE
All trains illuminated with Fiutsch Light
For Baltimore, fhade ihia, New York. Eos-
ton and tAe East, week days. 5;o5 d,inerl. $50
pm Dineri, 300. 'IsnyAI limited" Exclusively
Pullman Train Dining Car 515. u'iuing Cal
md az 'D Dlc JSieepsng lar gls az doN' &C.
noon lib dbinlng Cars. 3;un. sos dining Cars.
SEQ, II 30 tS!e-ping Car open I0:bu oclocki ami
2:35 night.
ParluT Cars all day trains
For Atlantic City. loco am. I2.05 nom and
l:l5 and $50" pm. week days. 1908 noon sun
days.
For Cape May. week days. 1865 and l:fs pm.
Except Sunday. NEAprgss trails
Baggage called for and checked f.uIn hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Go. GA orders left at
ticket offices, 6le Pennsylvania avenue NV New
York ayeuue and 18th street and Depot.
f. D UNDERWOOD. u y MARTIN
~ ice President Mgr. Pass. Trnfic.
Afap
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THE NATIONAL GUARD
Special Privileges Accorded to High
School Cadets.
CONFERENCE TO Be HELD At ONCE
Conditions Under Which the Regi-
ment Will Be Attached.
nee TO Be HELD At ONCE
BRIGADE PRACTICE MARCHES

Steps are to be taken forthwsh, as was
suggested some time ago in The Star, in
the direction of attaching the regiment Of
High School Cadets to the National Guard
General Harries will confer with DR.. +. r.
Lane, director of the high schools: Lieu
tenant Colonel Burton K. Ross, military
instructor of the cadets. and the leading
officers of the regiment and an understand
ing will be reached as 20 just what will be
required of the cadets and what advan-
tages will accrue to them by the new move.
The regiment, so far its official con-
nect!on with the brigade is concerned, VIII
be known as the National Guard Cadet
Corps. General orders for parades, assem-
blies and the like, in which the cadets are
to participate, will contain a paragraph to
that effect On occasions of nationa! i'm
portauce. such as Inauguration parades,
the cadets under the new order of things
will have a pace iii the lead of the column
with the regular troops ana the District Ma
tiOnal Guard. and Will be n advance oil the
troops of all the states. As an "ITjepend-
ent'' military body they would, as in The
past, have to be content with a position
among the civic organizations.
The cadets, however, Will pbabiy he
most pleased with that part of The pan
that permits them to accompany The Ma
t.onal Guard to camp. Last summer
small representation from the regiment
went into camp, but the party experienced
great difficulty in securing ten;age, rifles
and other necessary articles. The school
officials have never regarded such outings
with approval. Under the chaperonage, SO
to speak, of the National Guard. however,
the cadets may go into camp officially and
with the approval Of the school authori-
ties All that viii be required Of the boys
is that they furnish their subsis ence and
transportation. Tentage ana the appufte-
nances of outdoor m iitaTy life VIII be- sup
piled by the guard. In addition 10 the
regular camp duty lhe cadets will reap
the benefits of rifle practice, guard du'y
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The entire brigade has been invited To
attend the Typographical far Thursday
evening of next week. In view of the fact
that a large perceE age of guardsmen are
printers and as the printers have always
been enthusiastic in their support of he
guard General Harries has accepted the
invitation and has prom sed TO DO all IN
his power to secure large attendance;
He has directed that a circular be prepared
urging all the companies % be present
Commands may appear in the reputation
dress uniform. distinctive dress uniform or
if they are not provided with Sucil, may
v-ear the undress uniform. The idea IS
that the LIST Regiment proceed to the FAR
in a body and the I'd Regiment ana the
separate organizations likewise. The com
manding general and the general staff vii!
attend and for that purpose will assemble
al militia headquarters al 10 o'clock the
evening in question. Full-dress uniform
will be worn.
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keQ STAR Line.

kGG star Line.
hEN 1Oith An " EuI'-FAlllS.
Ever "Wednesday - uool.
'kensiugtOn. Nov. - Fliesand. -. Dee b
NoordIand. Dec. q Southwark. Dec. ~
s1Lese steamers larry o.lly eunin third
passcEsris al low rates
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
PieIs li&l5, \ n. Jf1ce IS broadway. New YORK
Philadelphia 0fnc-, :u5-3u1 Walnut
WASHI%GTON OFFICE. 1906 ST NV. OF
Il. W. MUSS. Age.t, al Sanders & Staymal's. 1877
L ST. INV SET
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American Line.

FASt EAI Rt-SS SEINiCE.
NEW YORh-SUU IHAMfDA-LOND0S.
CALLING WESIl5UUhD Al CiiEhBUI HI.
Sailing Wednesdays al 10 4. NJ
'kcnsinglon Nov. 30 Southwark. Dec. 20
St. Psul. Dec. st. Paul. .... Dec. %
ST. Louis Dec l3 ] New York. Jan. 8
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
Prices Going UP,
Stock Going Down,

These are reasons why you should
buy your Xmas Piano NOW. Our
stock is full now-HAZELTON,
VOSE and STODART Pianos in
various styles and still selling at old
prices. You can select your piano,
make a payment, and we will keep
it for you till Christmas.
$40 monthly if you wish it.
Pfefffer's Piano WarerO0ms
~ 029 r Street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
HOTELS.
This List Appears Every Saturday.
HOTELS.
Winter Resorts.
For rates routes etc call or address tsend stamp,
Hotel Tariff Bureau,
s. fifth Ave. New York.
NEW YORK VISITOR
List Appears Every Saturday.

GRATIS.
tAP., American Plan; E.P.. European; OPP. OpenD
AlBANf.N.f The Ten Eyck. f. 81 up; A.P.. 81 up
do...-..--. go Hotel Kenmore. 4 T. So up
BALTIMORE, Md, The Carroliton. APP. 81 a. up
boS'oN. Mass Hotel vendome. P. 50
do tHarry J.. Brown The Westminster L T.. 81
do Copley 81. Hotel +. r. 80 Up; AP. SO 30 ny
BROOKLYN NY Hotel Si.George. T. +. Sit A + 81
KANSAS CITY Mo. TheMidland, T. p. Slup A T. Soup
LAKEWOOD, n The Lakewood Now open
Westmnstrr. High-class. lirs-
LoNOONSt. TmIn's idential hotel. Uue1 celed for
cuisine, comfort Mod tariff
NEW YORK. .....F Fifth Avenue Hotel. APP IS w
do......-............ Holland House E p s. ~
do. tChamhers&W b way Cos uopulitan, E.P..Sl MP
do tC.ELeland, Hotel kensEgton. E T.. 81 81 up
NEW ORLEANS, La. New ST. Charles A.P. So ~
OLD PIT COMFORT. Va. Htl. Chambes lin, APP, 81 up
PHILADELPHIA Aldine. +. T. 81. Doug: \ P. SIS JOup
do. tR"st. al -&:.dh4 The Lafayette, E.P. 81 UP
ST LOUIS. No. Planters Hotel. E.P. s.: AP. 81 up
WASHINGTON. ID. CA Abingdon Hotel. A-P.. s.
90. Observation-Disclosures. The Raleigh EP, 81 81 IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-11-25
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