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Real Estate Transfers,

Myrtle street northeast between North
Capitol and list streets-Henry H Berg
mann ct al, trustees, to Robt F. and Mary
T. Schulz, lots 157, 1853. 159, square SIS;
81, $50.
Eighth street southeast between E and G
streets-Albert Carry ct ux to Hattie
schwab, lot H, square 9o3; $40 (stamps
$3.50.
North Capitol street and Hanover place
northwest-Chas H. Davidson to VIM g.
Phillips, lot 131, square 617; $40 Stamps
50.
Bloomingdale-Jno. W. Gregg ct ux. to
Sarah E. Taft. lot 70, block 8; $40 Stamps
$500.
Second and Sd streets southeast between
L ard M streets--Chas. H. King to Herbert
+. 'P1llsbury. part lots and 6 and all lots
ard 10. square 769; $40 {stamps 81. 5o
university Park-Stephen B. Priest to
Celestia A. Smith, lot 20, block q; $40
Stamps $3.50.
Garfield Heights-Hugh H. Weldon ct ux.
to Annie c. Cunningham, lot %, block 5;
lot D, block 8: lots 3. II and q, block u,
and lot ID. block ID; $40 stamps, so cents).
l. street southeast between New jersey
avenue and I'd street-Allen w. Mallery ct
ux to Annie c. Cunningham, lots 16 and
~, square 742; $40 tstaInps, so.
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"A waltzing contest was held last evening
at the dancing atademy Of Miss Marie
Geddes, 3O4 street southeast. The prizes
were competed for by four couples, who
were so evenly matched that they were
requested to make three trials to enable
the judges to decide the winners The con-
testants We're Mr.. Nef and Miss Kirby, Mr..
Lynch and Miss Smith,, Mr.. Fordham and
Miss Rudd and Mr.. Hurdle and Miss Dry
den, the first couple named being declared
the winners by vote of three out of the
five judges. The other two judges voted
for Mr.. Lynch and Miss Smith.
In addition to the prize waltz several
lasses entertained the large audience with
fancy dancing, some of them being Miss
Stella Raymond, Miss Mildred Geddes, Miss
Ethel Morgan, Miss HELEN Geddes and
Miss Louise Stockett
At the conclusion of the program the au-
dience participated in dancing.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Temperance Rally at Waugh Church

Temperance Rally at Waugh Church.
Under the auspices Of Minnehaha Lodge
Of Good Templars a temperance rally was
held at Waugh Church Sunday evening
There was large attendance. The OPEN
ing and closing devotional exercises were
led by the local pastor the Rev. Geo. E
Maydweli. who gave cordial welcome to
the visitors in an address strongly en-
phasizing the need of organized work
against the liquor traffic.
The principal address of the evening was
delivered by A T. Maupin, based upon
the scriptural warning that 1t is not for
kings and princes to drink wine, which
perverts Judgment and defeats justice. He
made the application that this warning
comes home with special force to the
American people, a nation Of sovereigns
Mr.. A N. Garfield made an address,
Drawing also from the Scripture, which en-
Joins all to keep clean hands. This he de-
clared. could not be unless one did every
thing In his power to destroy the LIQUOR
traffic. He spoke Of the pathetic attitude
Of the people Of Hawaii. pleading that the
Congress of the United States might in the
constitution 1t was preparing for them pre-
serve the prohibitory features Of the or
ganic law under which they had been
living. that their young men might not
be destroyed by strong drink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-13
THEME Or D1scuss1oN.
Secret Meeting of Board Of School
Trusteea.


Secret Meeting of Board Of school
Trustees.
The exclusive announcement In The Even
Ing Star yesterday that the board Of school
trustees had held secret meeting Satur-
day night and had examined several super
visdng principals was the subject Of ami
mated discussion among school teachers
this morning, as well as general topic of
talk among citizens. 1t was taken to mean
that the principals were questioned regard
Ing the directions they had received from
time to time from Superintendent Powell.
and that the testimony thus secured would
be used as a basis for the interrogatories
to be propounded during the approaching
investiga ton into the local public school
question by the Senate committee author
lied several days ago to conduct it
1t is believed in usually well-informed
quarters that the action of the trustees in
holding an executive meeting which was
adjourned until tomorrow night, was caus-
ed by the recent statement of District Com
missioner Ross in which he declared the
trustees and not Superintendent Powell
were responsible for the course of studies
now pursued in the public schools. and that
the trustees. If they are convinced the au-
thority for establishing the course Of stud
dies reposes solely in them, as claimed.
will make many radical changes in the sys-
tenn.
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business Mem. A..ociation

The board Of directors of the Business
Mems Association. at a meeting yesterday
afternoon, elected the following to mem
bership: T. c. Daniel. E. W. Ashford, c..
F Schneider, Campbell Darlington, Charles
A keigwin. John Fay, S. Dana Lincoln,
Charles F. Herman. ]. Paul Smith, C. W.
Hayes, S. Kulle, jr.. A. H. Stephenson, c.
E Hoover. c. H. Davidge. John y. Bar
ross. Harry ]. Lee. F. D. Frazer, Hamil-
ton s Neale, and the Columbia Telephone
Company
T. c. Daniel of the Columbia Telephone
company addressed the board on the tele-
phone question, and ]. J. Hemphiu repre-
senting the Home Telephone Company made
some remarks on the same line.
Inc subject OF requesting Congress to
have set aside for manufacturing purposes
certain sections of the District was con-
sidered at meeting held yesterday after
noon OF the committee on manufactures
1t is also contemplated that certain ex
enptions from taxation be granted
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Minor Accidents.

William Bucksey. f1fty-eight years old.
fell on the street near 18th and streets
southeast yesterday afternoon and cut his
head He was taken to the Washington
Asylum Hospital by the police
c. s. Pitman, who lives at No. SO L street
northwest. had his hand caught in a ma
chine while working at Hill & Murray's shop
on street yesterday afternoon. He was
removed TO the Emergency Hospital in the
hospital ambulance. After receiving nedi-
cal aid he was able to go home
Frederick Winfield, colored, living at No.
l4s Francis street southeast. swallowed O
dose Of camphorated oil by mistake last
night and was taken to the Casualty Hos
pital for treatment.
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Those who work IN the District in the
interests of the Prudential Insurance Com
pany OF Newark were entertained by the
company last evening at a banquet at the
Hotei Regent Mr.. c. A Dunlavey of1ciat-
eo as postmaster Those in attendance
inciuded X H Helphenstine. George w
Core NJ B. Homer. DIR. Louis Johnson.
Or. R. II. Nedford DR.. W. F. Tavlor
Charles McGahey Of Wilmington Dol 7
w 81 Clair. L. F. Miller. P McKeough.
A W Htndle. H GOusha. Benjamin Hin.
b. 5 Minor, Mr.. Hallam and c. s. Vain,
wright.
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The Great Golden spect.c1e,

1.-THE Man In the Moon" which held full
sway In the big New York Theater, New
York, for eleven months, 10 coming intact
70 the Columbia next week. Every one
who has seen 1t speaks Of 1t as the greatest
indoor stage exhibition ever offered here or
abroad. 1t is billed as 1.-THE 200 people
show and "ths 20 ballets show" The
leading comedy part is taken by Sam Der.
nard. who has held comic sway in New
York for nearly two years continuously
while the cast contains some Of the best
known people engaged in extravaganza
work in this country. The piece is brimfuI
Of passing slaps at current people and fol-
lies and Incorporates buriesQues of "Zaza,"
Romeo and Juliet and Lord and Lady
Algy," which are pledged to last not longer
than two minutes each
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RAINED ELEPHANTS.
Cats and Dogs Didn't Fit This Nor
tnE'sE Early Downpour,

Cats and Dogs Didn't Fit This NORM
ines"Early Downpour.
Persons who were astir at 5 O. clock this
morning saw a downpour of rain that
would make the cherished memories of the
Oldest inhabitant seem weak by COMPARE
son. metropolitan street car conductor,
VINO had an early run, described the deluge
systematically.
have heard of 1t raining cats and
dogs, he remarked to a Star man, but
this morning it rained elephants!" The
preceding downfall had not been light by
any means, and when the freshet broke
from the clouds this morning it made ponds
of the low places everywhere, and the
streets were temporarily transformed to
swift-running streams. The fall was par
ucularly heavy in the eastern part of the
city.
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RAILROADS

sr.-,o,, PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
~ WEEK pS{s s'f ffTrs AMR E sEfKFSs
1850 AN sho Ppins1x Can hsrrseurE % Pittsburg
S Si,, HsssrrisSSss to csssTo Cincinnati, indansp
1850 s5'0 4. q Saf e ei asa%Tri4ssSTE. -I''
to p,t,. SssrrsourS. Buffet Parior Car Harrisburg
ASD IS s. s., LOUIS fSgIs SJ
St Lou,s. Nss,S Gsrs Harrisburg 70 indauapoils
i iSs en- en- =, WESTERN ExrREss-rullm.p Sleep
C6icsra " E"esoufS and Chicago. Dining Car 70
man t ss.o,s SsogETnwEsTERN ExpREss.-pun.
nn, fTrsPIig to st. Louis cleveland aad G,c cpa
ns d sM to Fh .iahc EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
oass,r. Fan. daily ssceps sSna.y Rochester and
Sundsy E ~. n EiInlra and Remove daily e,cen,
a. Pm M fer wnliamspor RocSesier O Eris pu,
with SieepipEs sIa halls daily. except SATURDAY.
Caf p Snd Niagara Fails daily Pullman se. B9a
FOR SF@ f sSi9Sd' HSS only Eur
400 Pm. "coNGREsEsAiSsTT, ,r,rrnn
Res,i sros Cars with Dining Car FROM Baltnnrss
500 Io. az 5iSG dining Cap TO 7:ss sis
Gst t. MdlT,.EtEnl SIS 500 1 5n Gas
SIS So spISinS xIinnstoa aU sa s1s
1o-O1 - nHk Orr frtm Ia
f.gI':; IaS ~..i d.y sasss zoe aaa H s
fs spd ss s, without change rs, AN week dsy,
fG 1o., 1ssiti%or,, 6:2o 200 100 7s s:ls aoo
a aop' 1889 loo AN. ELS, i2:s5 s:Ss.
NJ: III SO $40 900 Limitedl I:2o t.sl 10
9;4e, y:io, $50. 100 5000 lo:4S linss, ~
go aaSo r. ~ On Sunday 700 ECO sis ataC
S:oo 1850 ll:00 AM. 1918 I:iS 2.aI s:YS
go H;S Limited. 40. SEQ $40 G:Ib $50
~ io:oo 1910 and Ii 80 PM Wv
Rvr rope Greek Line. 7:65 An and @;sI Pm
For Annapolis, 200 and 900 AN. 1918 and $40
IN 'eek Gays Sundays 300 AN and 40
Florida Lr, Special, for jacksonville and St An.
k9sune' o0 Pm week days Express FOR
.1osoA ana points on Atlantic Coast Line $50
~ 500 Pm. daily; RICHMOND Only II a.
~ wset qavs; Atlanta Special via Richmond
sno sAooard Air Line. $500 p NJ daily Accom-
ppYSa'ieh tof 9usntico. .4o AM. DAILY and t:2s
SEAsHoRE CONNECTIONS
TOT Auantie City tvia Delaware River Bridge ALL
~ i,1nset, go t;oo Congressional Linted'l
9 9neod II 90 M daily: Via Market Street Wharf
iG:S P shd d d,iEo An, 1913 PM week days,
daily. VIVA NA's' ii'oo f.A-
Ticket Offices. corner Fifteenth and G streets and
AZ the station. Sixth and streets where orders
Sah oe ieft Tor the checking baggsre 10 de.rins
tlon from hotels and residences -
Cub Service. .,o"foe~
g. HUTCHINSON. R WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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semi-Monthly Mass Meeting,

The Epworth League Union of Washing
ton city and vicinity has arranged to hold
its semi-monthly mass meeting this even
ing at West Washington NJ E. Church
South. 83d street between Q and R streets
northwest. Addresses will be made as fol-
lows: Some of the Difficulties In Junior
Work" Miss Laura Collision, superintend-
ent of Junior League; 1.-THE Juniors, REV.
E. v. REGISTER, Alexandria, Va; .The
Cabinet Meeting" Mr.. G. H Lamar, Rock
Vile, Md, and 1.-The Importance of Com
mittee Meetings" Mr.. E. B. Kemp, Alex
andria. Va.
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Regular and Volunteer Army and
IIIsin

Navy Union.
A public installation Of the officers Of the
U. 8. s. Dolphin Garrison, No IT. was
held on board the ship at the navy yard at
$50 yesterday evening. The following
named officers were installed by the nation
al inspector general, Michael ]. Hackett,
assisted by Special Assistant Inspector
General L. c. De Ryder Of Garrison 1T,
and Assistant Inspector General John
Brockman of Garrison 1876: Commander, L.
G. Burns; senior vice commander, s. F.
Reeves; junior vice commander. c. Seiger-
ich; adjutant, NJ. J. Kirwan; paymaster, H.
Rauch: quartermaster. e. Beiseinger; Of
ficer Of the day, L. c. De Ryder; OFFICER of
watch. ]. Connors: chaplain, P. Mulvey Six
new members were mustered into the order
The badge of the Regular and Volunteer
Army and Navy Union is authorized by an
act of Congress to be worn on all occa-
sions Of ceremony by soldiers, sailors and
marines.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND NET. WEI
n N

WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND Mt VERNON
RAILWAY COMPANY
From Station 1871 ST. and Pennsylvania ave-
In effect November /, 1890
For Alexandria. week days. $40. 7:O4. 1880. $500
1920. ,2:45. 80. 1:4b. 900, 2:4o s:25, s:5S
4a;tb q. 40 sos $3.50 go 500. ESQ: zoe
f:45. 300. s:45. Io:30 11:I5 am, 1900 noon
12;a6 iso, 2;I5 500 $;4s 4;3o: 5:i5. 600. GAS
For Mt. Vernon week days. $50. 500. 1000
11:00 an, x12:05. x1:20. 200, $50. $3.50, 7:06
6:45, e:o0 pm.
For Arlington and Aquedgst Bridg. week days
1a:45. sl:45, 200 $40 1928. l:15. 5:05. e:04.
$3.50 7:o6, SEQ pm. Sundays, 7:45, $500. 9:46,
tO:90. 11:1b Am, 1900 noon, 1885, 1880, 2:15,
$500 san $3.50, b:16, 800. 6:l5, 1850 s:l6 pm.
Parcels carried on an trains. Baggage checked
Mpress. 10 Arlington only.
g. Il ABBOT. J. C0LvN,
Presidenk Superintendent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED.
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CABS.
STATION. SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule In effect December %, 1893.
2:16 Pm. DAILY-Cinciunau and st. Louis Spe-
cial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers
to Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville. indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Parlor Car Cow
ington. Va. to Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor Cars
Cincinnati to Chicago.
1l:1O PM pAILY-F. r. v. LiInited-Solid train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change open for
occupancy at pm. Connection for Hot Springs
Va, daily Pullman Compartment Car to Virginia
Hot Springs without change. Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays Observation Car Hinton TO Gin
cinnnti. siespa.s Cincinnati to Chicago and st.
Louis.
2:I5 Pm. DAILY-For GordonsvilIe. charlottes.
willie, Staunton caily. and for Richmond daily.
eept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue. COS 14rh St. near
E, and at the station Telephone call l441 for
Pennsylvania Railroad cab service
81. w. FULLER General Passenger Agent.
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last night to a large andieace. fhs iscAupe
was upder xbe aaSSceslpf the Ladtee' Atd
Society Of the ohu1ch, and waas4argeiy At
tended. Gen. GordG has delivered the led
ture throughout this ceuntry, but constant
It never fails to sway his audience. During
the evening Lem Wiley. q bugler of the
ciNl war, blew thu calls in use in those
days, being followed. by his nephew, q
gave the modern army calls. America
was sung by the audienre upon the conclu-
sion Of the lecture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-02-13

The Abbey ETervesccnt Salt Co has is
sue9 calendar, for 1900 that has been
aptly termed creation In its lin, n Is
one OF the daintiest calendars of the wear
embossed and Autographed in twelve colors
and gold Much thought has been devoted
70 ths color scheme. and the result has
brought words of praise from all who have
seen 1t. The calendar will be sent free ON
application to any one inclosing four cents
In stamps to pay for postage and packing
10 the Abbey Efervescent Salt Company
Nos. 9-l5 Murray street New York city
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

bLIlMOhE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
Schedule IN effect December "a 1889.
Leave Washington from station corner of New Jer-
For Chicago and sorsh s1s Testbued Limited
trains 1875 am, SOS pm. daily.
press ioss vesSasd fh ImIssd sso
Express, 1905 night, daily.
F. tsS,sSs. Toledo and Detroit. laos Eight,
So fsr a iart rs? So m Pm. daily.
Il os 1s:io $50. $3.50. aioo6 am. o .i S;ss
aS a'a ss0s s oss $500 ia .sS Iss
1sSS 49, 9sS s ai: si EN-
sor ssaa' rsss days s So s
40; go p n; sun 9dsys 800 s an I:IS pm
f soss and way poiS,s Hesf enc days. SsV s.s5
80. $3.50. 7:oo pm. Sundays, 900 am. LIS.
a:sC 500 s1s way points ssss e.s
n:ss pm. sundays. 500 am. ia. s:ss. i:OS.
d.ss so Sso sn pm sdSdas T Soo
a.m'. lib pm nova, prrr,rr
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
For ,d sa It'll phsdephia New Xer. Boz
nne 8ine RosaI nfisS p Eaela., lis
1000 cslOeLl: Sundays. 7:o6, s:oo am, ia:os
500 II 80 and 2a5 night Sleeping Car open 1000
o'clock. S
Parl1r Cars al day trains
For Atlantic City, 1900 am, 1905 noon and
days. ~
For Cape May. week days. 1905 and i:I5 pm.
ofn2cept SUNDAY xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left al
ticket Offices $40 Pennsylvania avenue NV New
York avenue and 18th street and at Depot.
r. ID: UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN
ID Vice President Mgr Pass Trafic
ana Gen. Manager de25
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JAMES ALLEN BADLY HURT.
Alleges That HesWas Assaulted by
MARINE

Marine,
James Allen, whose ahome is on 18th
street southeast, iss under treatment at the
casualty Hospital for fractured skull and
a broken jaw. He alleges he was assaulted
near 10th and G streets southeast about
lo:So o'clock last night by an unknown ma
rne.
The police OF the fifth precinct are inves-
tlgating the case. When the injured man
reached the hospital his condition was
critical Drs. Chamberlain and Reeves at
tended him, and this morning he was much
better While he is not yet out of danger.
the physicians believe he will recover
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obedient to Ruling of Cour,.

Following the ruling of the Court of Ap-
peals in the case Of the District against
Sisters of Visitation. in which the court held
that properly exempt from taxation by law
is not subject to assessments for special
Improvements. the District Commissioners
have ordered that such assessments here
tofore made against exempted properly shall
be Cancelled. Hereafter no assessments for
special improvements will be made against
exempted property.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
qcademy-"Over the Fence"

Qcademy-"Over the Fence"
Bijou-Vaudeville.
Columbia Theater-"The Greatest Thing
In the World
Kernan's Lyceum-New York Vaudeville
Stars.
Lafayette Square-''A Lions Heart.
National Theater-Primrose and Dock
stader'S Minstrels.
New Grand-Maggie Cline and polite vau-
deville
Congregational Church-Lecture on The
Heroism of a Private Life.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Schedule Al effect January Ia 1900.
passenssr arrive at and leave from Pennsylvanis
ana sol A,M:aDaily Local for Danvine. Charlotte
burg and Harrisonburg daily and Stsuntoa dsiiy
Wysept SUNDAY. an. At Lynchburg with Norfolk and
raj Bridge daily and Lexington daily e,cep, sun
ILLS AM.-Dafly.- THE UNITED STATES FAST
ton IL ~ rpilman sleePers New York and washing
70 sIaek.o1yiile and Miami uniting AZ Salisbury
en- 1Io,. Ghsttsnooga and Memphis Tenn and at
Coumss witt WITH Sleeper for Augusta oonnecis
seensr 20 =, New oreaas uniting at Charlotte with
Orleans without change Dining a caf .eS to New
La niSo An;MIDany,.Leeal for CharlottesSiile.
a s9 PP-MM.Et 1sai for charIottesyiile daily.
IDA LIMITED Finest train In the world P1If-
an n,aw Room Library State Room and OBJ
SS,eePng Cars % Aiken Augusta and Port fampa-
rs si 80 sPs M.z5Daily.-NEw YORK AND FLORIDA
N N&rh Yoss Carries Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars
s sasnnsh: connecting there with Drawing Room
Miami pe and EfF 10 50I Port Tampa 81 augustine and
Rnin Tor Aiken Through coach Jacksonville
xS go M;;a &; AND CHArrA-
NNo MOO LIMITED VIA LYNCHBURG. with sieepers
through Bstof pa s9 Me% mp and Sew
inr te tween hadfed- Va. and Attans Ala. Din
SOUTH WESTERN LIMITED, composed Of Pull.
G %an sestibuled Seepers Dining Cars and Day
Soaches; Sleepers New York Nashville Tenn via
Asheviiie, Knoxville and ttanooga; New York to
memphis, via Birmingham; New York to New Or
S S1; wa Atlanta and Montgomery. Observation
Sleeping Car New York and Washington to Macop
Ua., via Atlanta; connects at High Point n O.
week Gays, with tain for Plnehlrst n. U. Oh,
iserFauoh Car New York and Washington to At
H W, Extra Drawing Room Sleeper between New
iosk, W Washington end New Orleans every TUESDAY
Inu saturday, correcting thence with Sunset
Itihiteo To- san Francisco. yestibuled Day Coach
"9selngt9n {" Atlantis Dining Car service
sunset personally Conducted Tourists Excursion
narS9ugn sleeper on this train every Monday We'd
nsesaay and Friday to San - Francisco without
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave washington s:0l am. daily, 4:45 pm week
lays ana 6:22 pm. Sundays only for Roupd Hill;
s'os Pm week days. S:26 Saturdays and ii I'D
10 pm. daily &c Herndon. Returning arrive at
Masaington s:2S Am. daily. 2:45 pm week DAYS
ana $40 pm. Sunday only from Hound Hin: T:@
en-. Week days from Herndon. and 7:O6 a m Mon
LAYS, o1Si am: eek days and 81 D. nj. Wedutx-
GAYS and saturdays from Leesburg.
.on o. an, 1:83 am. and 2:l5 pm. and SO
pm. daily. and l0:15 am. daily except Monday:
Harrtscnburg. 1900 noon week days and o 20 n m
p. N. daily. s'-S
Nekets sleeping reservations and other infor-
Snecksd frNm Hotes and Residences by Upion Trans
Ier company, Nders left at Ticket Offices 1O5
Fifteenth g. NV, Gil Pennsylvania avenue n W.
and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station Telephoue
caIl t44l = pennsylyania Railroad Cab service
frank S. CANNON, Sd Vice Prest. & Gen Mgr
IL NJ CGLP, Traffic Manager.
W. A TURK, General Passenger Agent
L. s. bRoWN General Agent. fe3
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'"Good Counsel
Has No Price. o

Wise advice is the result of expert
ence.. The hundreds of thousands
who have used Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Americas Greatest Medicine, coun-
sci those who would purify and en-
rich the blood to avail themselves OF
its virtues. 1t never disappoints.
Ddu Dlood- my body ard suffered from Sc
we're headache. The FIRST bottle Of Hoods Sarsa-
partlla did so much good bought three more, and
when l had taken them was entirely cured /"
HARRY c. ERVING, 17OS n. Carey St, Baltimore.
ADDetite-'1 have been troubled with loss Of
appetite end costiveness Ny
urusglst advised me to take Hoods SarsapariIla
anu before finishing the first bottle felt change
nov nave good appetite, have increased In
Meieht ana do not have the bad feelings / did
year ago. TIE. CUNNINGHAM, 70I Campbell
ST.. Wilmington, n. c.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is Americas Greatest Medicine Price 81.
prepared by e. l. Hood & Co., Lowell Mass
Hooas Pills cure liver ills; the non-irrtating and
only cathaItic to take with Hoods Sarsaparlla
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Newport News for Fortess Mon
roe and Norfolk at $40 pm.
Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate points at o:30 am.
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach
and river landings at am
Trains leave 1;s1a street and Pennsylvania
avenue hourly for Arlington from a m 10
S pm. and for Mt. Vernon hourly from 1C
a to pm.
Cars leave Aqueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Myer every half hour from { IN
to ii pm, and every hour for Falls Church
from . a m to IL pm.
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About Furnfture

In buying. selling or storing furniture 70
70 c. G. Sloan 6 Co., auctioneers 14OI q
>st Best location and best results Sale
every Saturday at 10 am. Commission
only. Phone 146S-Advt