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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
TO SELECT ALDERMEN.
Meeting of workers of Three uiIitia
Districts Held Last Night

= meeting OF committees Of twelve eacA
from tae First District the Second ant
me Third was hcld iast nisht at The o.
lce ~ Magistrate Nnthans 20 discuss all
cermanlc candidates to Represent the dis
tricis represented. The members from
the First District. are heartily len favor
% Mr John r.. CAVITY. and those 81 the
Second OF Mr.. 4. j. Garfuukel. II O.
more than likely that both % these gene
Icmcu viii d. put forward hy thoir
friends Tor positions on the aliermhuic
ticket.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13
GUSTAvE ECKSTEIN g. CO,

dozens Of cases in this vicinity. but no,
Ga Seoul and Chcmuno
one thing morei Frogs in Korea do no,
hop or jump. They walk Ike welI-orderel
animals. quietly Placing one foot after
another until taoy arrive a. the end or
tHe~ journey u is an amusing sight 20
one VINO nos always seen the frog OF
America Jump.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-13

city Of Savannah. Once Clerk Of Coun-
ell. savannah. Ca. Nov. 30 isoo.-Ihe fol-
lowing applications to retail liquor ddnng
the year 1901. were read al meeuns 81
Council Nov %. 1900. and referred 10 ne
Committee of the Whole.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
PULLMAN CAR ABLAZE.
The Interior Almost Complete Wreck
Other Fires.

The Interior Almost Complete Wreck
Other Fires.
"A Pullman car on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad tracks. just outside the depot shed
at North Capitol street, was badly damaeed
by fire about II 30 o'clock last night One
OF the railroad men gave the alarm. Men
employed in and about the yard made an
unsuccessful effort to extinguish the flames
pany was summoned.
When the firemen arrived the flames had
spread the entire length Of the car and had
done great amount of damage. An exam
fnatfon of the car afterward showed that
the interior of the coach was complete
wreck. The origin Of the fire is not known.
The loss is estimated at about 1000
About 1880 o'clock fire did considerable
damage to the stock in the clothing store
OF w. c. Motz, No. GIL Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. Electric light wires. it is believed,
caused the blaze. An alarm, turned in from
box 16. brought out the engines, and the
flames were soon extinguished. The loss
to the stock amounted to about 500. The
damage to the property amounted to about
$3.50
Fire started IN a pile of brush on the
farm of Andrew T. baden, near Takoma
Park, about 1:3O o'clock this morning Fear
sent to the fire alarm headquarters asking
assistance. No. 13 engine company was
sent to the scene and quickly extinguished
the fire. Sparks from a railroad engine 1t
is believed, caused the blaze.
Yesterday afternoon there was slight
fire in the house of J. H. Body. No. 2OO5 K
street, caused by an overheated stovepipe
in room on the second floor No. l en-
gine company was summoned to the house
and did effective service.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
DEFENDS THE SERGEANT.
Comment of Major Sylvester Upon A.
tempt to Impeach veraeity,

Comment of Major SyIvextcr Upon At
tempt to Impeach veraeity.
In the case Of Policemen q. w. Mason
and d. o. Hayes, whose conviction Of me-
g.ect OF duty was stated in yesterdays
Star, the accused officers endeavored to
impeach the veracity of Acting Sergeant
Robertson. by showing that he had been
committed to the reform school, Major
Sylvester. the chief Of police, investigated
the matter and found that Robertson was
sent to the reform school for incorrigibility
at the request Of his father
1T would indeed says Major Sylvester
be pitiable II the shortcomings, failings
and errors Of childhood days could he
brought forward and given consideration
mature manhood had been reached, in order
to establish the veracity of those with
whom such subject might come in contact,
1t would be unkind II single misstep must
forever through life blight the character
of the subject, especially when the char
acter afterward has been free from re-
proach. In my opinion 1t should be our
endeavor to lift up, direct and properly ed,l-
cate the child who might have In earlier
years of life displayed signs of incorrigi-
eility or waywardness, and not forever de-
spise It.
Acting Sergeant Robertson, during his
connection with the force for period Of
nearly ten years. has established credit
able record, and / am not disposed at this
| late day to go farther into an investigation
| of his actions while child. When he took
| the position he now holds he subscribed to
| an oath which read. 4 have never been in
| dicted or convicted Of crime and so far as
| the allegation made is concerned he never
| has been."
Evening star., 1900-02-01
ORDERS ISSUED.
Public Work to Be Done by Direction
of COmmis sfOners.

Public Work to Be Done by Direction
of Commissioners.
The following orders have been issued by
the District Commissioners:
That catch basin be constructed in alley
Of square 534. at an estimated cost of $50.
chargeable to the appropriation for assess
ment and permit work. 1900
That sewer be constructed across Mt.Ver-
non square to accommodate new building
for Washington Public Library. at an esti-
mated cost of $2,004, chargeable to the ap-
preparation for main and pipe sewers, 1900.
That fire hydrants be erected as follows:
On west side Of 18th street between X and
l. streets northwest, at an estimated cost
Of SIS: on west side of 10th street north
west between NJ and N streets, at an esti-
mated cost of $S5.
That roadway of Lydecker avenue be-
tween Holmead avenue and 14th street be
brought to grade at an estimated cost of
$50. chargeabe to the appropriation for
repairs to roads, 1900.
That 2.S4O feet of six-inch water main
be laid in Harewood avenue between Flor!-
da avenue and Elm streets. LIE Droit Pa-B
at an estimated cost OF 81. .558.
That the time for completion Of contract
No. 2742 with E. G. Gummel, for the con-
struction of sewers, Is hereby further ex-
tended a period of ten days without DenaIty
or cost of inspection.
That Wilson street be graded at an esti-
mated cost of 500, chargeable to the an.
preparation for said street $500, work to
be done by day labor.
That w. P. Fowler, jr., be granted a
license as master plumber and gas-atter,
said license to expire May /, 1903, upon the
filing of proper bond
That 1s0 feet Of three-inch water main
be laid in the north alley of square LGs
east from Sd street northwest, at an esti.
mated cost OF S126.
That 174 feet of six-inch wafer main be
laid in 18th street. south from c street
northwest, at an estimated cost O: Sl56GO,
Evening star., 1900-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

DAMROSCH SOCIETY CONCERT-The
song recital Of Miss Marie Brema of the
metropolitan Opera House Company at the
Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon was
one of the most delightful entertainments
OF the season. Miss Brema has been heard
in opera and always with pleasure, but
she had not been heard in concert until
last year. when she participated In the mis-
ceiianeous program given by the Choral So
ciety and created sensation by her rendl-
ton OF the Schumann cycle of eight songs
entitled. "Frauenliebe und Leben." 1t was
ner success Then that inuuced The Damruscn
society to secure her for a song recital at
lts hrst entertainment of this season. The
large audience present atteSted the popu-
lerity of Miss Brema in this city. and the
applause at the conclusion Of every num-
Der demonstrated the satisfaction ut her
work. Her program was varied and at
tractive. and each selection displayed her
admirable technique, her delicacy Of feel
ing and her dramatic power. The Schumann
splendid effect that she was Obliged to re-
turn again and again and bow her acknowl-
edgments. and finally to repeat the last
song. She also was encored for the last
responded with a Farewell that was ex-
quisite In Its depth of feeling. Her songs
were mostly In German, but there were
some French and English compositions, and
a. SoSh Siic lully Caught Inc Sp1r1t OF the
work and gave delightful series Of inter-
pretations. In her acknowledgment of the
applause given her Miss Brema graclously
brought forward her accompanist, Mr..
Richard T. Percy, who was Thoroughly ef-
ficient in all his work.
The program closed with Mohrs cantata,
TO the Genius of Music" sung by Miss
Brema and the Damrosch Society. This
was the only opportunity given to hear
this fine body of male singers, and the T
work is to be commended for precision and
excellence of phrasng. The members mad
no opportunity for rehearsal with Mss
Brema and it was remarkable that in the
last number with the soprano obligato they
got along SO we'll together. That they did
SO was que to the Efforts of the conductor
Mr.. Edward Varela, who held his forces
well IN hand, and who proved himself a
competent conductor. The members of the
Damrosch Society may congratulate them
selves not only on their own excellent work,
but also upon the artistic and financial
success of their entertainment.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
The Harvard Club Dinner.

The glorie5 of old John Harvard will be
celebrated tonight at the annual dinner of
the Harvard Club at the Shoreham, begin
ming al 7:3o O'Clock. Judging by the ac-
ceptances SO far the attendance Will be the
largest for years. Many unique features
will mark this dinner, especially in the way
% the music and in the decora ton of the
dinner cards. The members OF the club
will assemble al o'clock for the business
eetins and the dinner will begin prompt
" at 7-.}D O'Clock
Evening star., 1900-02-01
"Hit the Nail
On the Head

If you have eruptions, pains in the
head or kidneys, stomach trouble and
feelings of WEAKNESS, Hit the nail
on the head" Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the hammer to use.
1t will purify your blood. The
masses praise it for doing this and
making the whole body healthy.
Rash Broke Out~3Isanr Gssy sash anG GSGkf hen Sut
sHelling came on left side Of his neck -Four
months later this bunch broke and became a run
ming sore; Three doctors said II was scrcfula and
prescrioed medlcine for the blood. 4 neighbcr
her baby Of similar trouble. BY persistent use
OF ms medicine complete cure has been accom-
Rlshed." Mrs. NETr1E CHASE, ii K street ne.
Washington, d. G.
Hiyes-.I suffered severely from hives. Being
told my blood out of order took
msd,eine 1r. but appeared to grow worse. Finally
Ing 1t and soon found myself feeling much better
AIIer taking two bottles 1 Was entirely cured
WINNIE A. BOWMAN, Box 1876. Anacostfa d. @.
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Is Americas Greatest Medicine Price. 81.
Prepared by c. !. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the non-rritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods, sarsaparilla-
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Heroism of a Private Life,

Rev. Russell H Conwer. DID,. Of Phila-
delphia will, according to arrangements
made. deliver the next lecture in the Y. NJ
C.. A course at the First Congregational
Church, Tuesday evening. February 13. His
subject Is The Heroism Of a Private Life
DIR. Conwen has delivered his famous lee
lures, Acres of Diamonds and The Jolly
Earthquake in this city on previous occa-
sions. As lecturer he Is said to be un-
surpassed by any one now on the platform
He is at the head Of a college connected
with Grace Temple, Philadelphia, and also
leads IN the management of the Good Sa-
nIaritan Hospital
Evening star., 1900-02-01
PURE FOOD CONGRESS.
Meeting Of Local Advisory Committee
Held Yesterday Afternoon.

Meeting Of Local Advisory Committee
Held Yesterday Afternoon.
At meeting of the local advisory COM
mittee of the national pure food congress
at the National Hotel yesterday Mr.. Mat
thew Trimble presided Mr.. A. ]. Wedder-
burn. the secretary, stated that he has re-
ceived notice Of the appointment Of very
many delegates to the meeting of the asso-
citation here next month.
The congress will meet March T. and the
indications are that it will be the largest
attended In the history of the movement.
Mr.. Horatio Browning was appointed chair
man Of the finance committee, and plans
were formulated to secure funds for de-
fraying the expenses Of the committee and
congress.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Thanks to Fire Department,

Chief Paris Of the fire department has
received letter from Mr.. ]. Hubley Ash
ton, at whose house, No. 1880 Massachusetts,
avenue, a fire occurred Tuesday morning
His letter, thanking the firemen for their
services, reads:
Il wish to thank the department for the
prompt answer TO the alarm turned
In from this house this morning. 1t gives
me pleasure especially to send the thanks
Of myself and family to the foremen and
assistant foremen Of engine companies Nos.
1, and 9, and truck B. who so well and
carefully performed their duties that no
wall paper. polished woodwork or fine rugs
On the staircases were injured at all. The
fire was put out without damage to the
rooms below. All the men who came here
this morning are a credit to your depart
Dent. and 1 should be glad If you will let
them know that We thank them for their
services
Evening star., 1900-02-01

music; music by the choir: Introductory re-
marks. Mr.. T. II. Wright; address on part
of the Ministerial Union, Rev. O. NJ. Wal
part Of citizens of Washington, Mr. John
F. Co6k; address on part Of the public
schools, Mrs. A. ], Cooper: music, Miss
Lola Johnson: address on part Of the A.
NJ. q. convention, Rev. DR.. L. ]. Coppln:
music. Mr. Winston Payne; presentation
on part Of the church. Mrs. NJ NJ Smith;
music, the choir, and benediction.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Newport News for Fortress Mon
roe and Norfolk at $50 pm.
Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont ana
Intermediate points At $50 am
Trains leave l3Ib street and Pennsylvania
avenue hourly fer Arlington from a m TO
S pm, and for Mt. Vernon hourly from 10
am. to pm.
Cars leave Agueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Myer every half hour from In.
to IL pm, and every hour for Falls Church
from am. to II pm.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

The Oakwood Debating Society held its
regular meeting ,ast evening at Its new
room in the lexington Presbyterian
Church. corner North Capitol and Q streets.
The officers elected at the last meeting were
Installed and a new constitution and by
laws adopted. Cushing's Manual was adopt
ed as parliamentary standard.
The new officers are VIM. L. Bowie, pres
ident; ]. Herschel Cooper. vice president;
J. R. Weyrich. secretary; W. F. Gottwals
assistant secretary; Ralph Lewis. treas
Grer: H. Z. Sharp, chaplain; AT Sharp,
sergeant-at-arms.
Six new members were admitted. The
meeting night was changed to Wednesday
OF each week.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Appeals for Reduction I'm Fine.

Mr. L. Maurice Smith, counsel for Joseph
C. Furnacs. who. as stated in The Star of
last evening. was fined $50 for assaulting
Gen. A w. Greedy Sunday evening, the
9Th ultimO. today asked Judge Kimball to
reduce the fine TO $3.50. Judge KirnbaN said
be would be willing to make 1t 500, but
would go no further.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

1T will be, moreover. noted that the act
is expressly limited throughout, beginning
with the first section, repeated in the Sec
ond and again in the fourth, and again in
the fifth, being the most important Sec
tons OF the act, to the conduct OF any
pharmacy or store for the purpose Of re-
failing, compounding or dispensing medi-
cines or poisons for medical use in the Dis
trict Of Columbia
I'm my opinion. therefore. the act OF
Congress referred to has no application to
dealers in Photographic supplies, selling
intended for medical use."
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Railway Company Sued.

Suit for $1,000 damages was entered to-
day by Vincent &. MOrningstar against the
Georgetown and Tenleytown Railroad
Company The plaintiff who is a carpen-
ter, AYERS that on the Sth instant he was
thrown down and injured by the prema-
ture starting Of one OF the company's cars.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Charged With Crime.

\ young man named Frank Russell Jones
was arrested yesterday afternoon by De-
tectives HeIan and McNamee for the Balti-
more authorities He is charged in the
monumental city with having embs.zzled Sal
from the Huntington Farm Dairy Company.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

The first Of the free lectures on natural
science in the Civic Center courses will be
given by Prof. John NJ. Coulter at o'clock
this evening at the Central High School,
corner Ttb and o streets northwest. This
Will be the Introductory lecture In the
course on The Adaptation of Plants and
Animals TO Their Environment" and will
partake of the character of chalk talk. -
the speakers method being to illustrate
his points in eolors on the blackboard. The
specific subject OF the lecture is announced
as Leaves as Light-related Organs"
Money TO loan at 4, and per cent on
real estate. Frank t. Rawlings 1896 Pa ave.
-A1yerrisernant
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Princeton Alumni Dinner.

The twenty-ninth annual dinner Of the
Princeton Alumni Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia and the Southern States
will take place the evening Of the 18th in
stant at the Hotel Raleigh. President Pat
on, Admiral Dewey and others will be
present as guests.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Receivers Appointed.

In the case of Altemus johnson and other
members Of syndicate against Washington
Danenhower and others, trustees, Justice
Barnard has appointed William r. An
drews George II. Lamar and Alexander
Wolf receivers Of the old Rink property
now known as the Hall of the Ancients, on
New York avenue.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY,
THROUGH THE GRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBULED
ALL MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect June rs. 1855
2:15 Pm DAlLY-Cincinnati and ST Louis Spe-
eial-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sieepers
and st. Louis without change. Psrlor Car Gov
iugton. Va, to Virginia Hot Springs Parlor Cars
Cincinnati Chicago.
11:1O r NJ. DAILY-F- F. v. Lmited-SolId train
for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and ouisville wtthoet change. Pullman
Sleeping Car to Virginia Hot Springs connection
for Hot Springs. Va daily. wtthout change, Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays. Observation Car
Hinton Cincinnati Seepers Cincinnati to Chi
cago and St Louis.
2:I5 PM. DAILY-For Gcrdonsrille Charlottes-
Vile. Staunton caily. AMI for Richmond daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chess peake and Ohio
Offices, BIB Pennsylvania avenue. df9 18th ST..
r. and at the station. Telephone call 144i for
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad cah service
Fl. W FULLER General Passenger Agent
Evening star., 1900-02-01
LOCAL MENTION.
TONIGHT,

Academy-"A wise Guy"
Rijou-Vaudeville.
Columbia Theater-"Why Smith Left
Home
ers-
Lafayette "Statue-maker'' and
"Teijo.''
National Theater-Alice Nielsen in THE
Singing Girl
New Grand-Marie Wainwright and polite
vaudeville.
Evening star., 1900-02-01
Wife Refuse. to Leave ENGLAND.

George Stone today Med a petition for
divorce from his wife. Charlotte Stone The
latter, the paper states. is a resident of
England ami refuses to come to this coun-
try The plaintiff has been q resident Of
the District CT Columbia for about two
years.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

,. PENASlLtAAIA nAiLItuAU
% pA.i An WEEK DAYS. PITTsBURG EXPRESS.
1850 AN PPHls PE sYytNa SIls hsSIS + tR.ss5
man man Sleeping, Dining. smoking and observation
oiis Harrisbnrs to Chicago. Cincinnati Indisnsp-
,dor Parior Car to Harrisburg ''
1920 Gs An FAST LINE.-puIlman Buffet psrlOr
70 pi 10 harIlsburg. Buffet Parior Car Harrisburg
'sS sSeenins pM; ,SiiiGAGo AND ST; LOUIS EXPRESS
s 81 ISG Ieal. Di!ins NnsbSi T5Gs g
10 IN. WESTERN ExpREss-pu,,m.n s,.sp.
CSicaSn u fittsburg and Chicago. Dining Car u
'n9 man F;Ml sIa.n,Sso SssoGTHWEsTERN ExpREss.-purr
mar naiIns6aS to st. Louis Cleveland and cpciU.
as dsr an to Fhc!rIc ,,a EXPRESS Pullman Sleep
III Siassia an Fu 5o5 ka1s cansndagua Rochester and
le5o NJ for ESirs e'S' seS ssassS sunSsy daily o.r
30 f For u uMIllamsport daily. $50 M.
isS and Niagara Fails d eseeS, tsse sSr
1c.41 si1n p psM,eePns Car Gsshingt6n to RacbesteT
cae tsio and NIAGARA Falls daily Pullman sIeepn:
FOR PHiIAig,EIn PHiIgfSn pG tg sOcbss!sr saturdays only
4;Sp 90, PMi e!5 "coNGREssaSSNSAL LIMITED" s.i,,
sS sssui1, Ioa a. 7;oo dining Carr 1:So 5S5. s:iS
from Wl@nEon1 SsF' sad SS s,S sa sDRns ,,s C.!
oar On SP0I. IT9 Baisimore ESQ io:oo and ii 80 I'M
Il " Ahl
IIi9;; IIn.o;; o;oo Dining Car from BaItimoreI e:sS
ao:U aud 1850 PM For PbIlad.Inhis oniy
PW PWess ~ ~ 10 Ph week days. 2:oi and $40
:, and 800 F. N SsiIy. "AnSe' I'D AN. week days
For 3n.,i ,iaitimer 6:2O ZOO 7o 7:ss, s:ls. 800
a.GI i9'o9' l. 90 AN. I2.I5 IL IS, I2:ss.
9it9; G;i5. $50. 7:2o. 900 80. ii:35 and
sSs I5ss e ss2fis SIS !is s:5i ss sSs
80 t4:uO, Llnitedj 4:2u. BOO $40 o;l5 $40
- lu:oo :O:4U and III 80 PM
for Ropes Greek Line. 1856 AN. and x;s1 Pm
week 'ays. ~ 1'oA A-A-
For Annapolis, 700 and 800 AN I2Ib and 5.<o
e N 'eeh days. Sundays. 300 An aud 4SV
Florida Special for Jacksonville snd $, An
susu9e, o&o Pm week, days Express for
io,i iua anu points oL Atlautir Coast Lima 4:;O
an. o:o' Pm. daily; Richmund only Has
Al Weet dars; Atlanta Special via Richmond
and saabCard Air Line. 5:uU pm daily Acconl-
PM. Week ua!s.
SEAslIoRk CONNECTIONS
For Atlantic City va Delaware River Bridge all
fAli IouteD, 5l5 li:UU Congressional Limited D
ano II 30 IN. daily Via Market Street Wharf
i0:eo and ll:oU AN. I2:45 Pm. week days
For Cape May. iI:oo AN week days. I1:5o Pm.
daily
Ticket offices. corner Fifteeuth and streets and
AT the station. Sixth and streets where orders
can be left FOR the checking baggage TO desttna
tloi from hotels and residences
Telephone call -Ii5l'' for Prirsy lvauia Railroad
Cab Service
]. B. HUTCHINSON r. WOOD
General Manager CauaruI passopc.r lca1t
Evening star., 1900-02-01

Clinton Lynch was today held by Judge
Kimba1l In $500 bonds for the action of the
grand jury to answer the charge OF en-
bezzling six rings, valued at $34, from
Charles W. Powers
Evening star., 1900-02-01
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule N effect Drcrrnber "a, 1889.
Leave Wsshingt'n from station corner OF New Jsr-
For Chicago and Northwes.. vestibuled Limited
For cnsiunafi, S. louis 'ai aud Indianapolis, r.
press. 1898 am: vestIhued Limited. s:4o pm;
For Pittsburr and Cleveland. Io:ss an. $40 and
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. I2:os night.
For Winchester way stations, 1885 an,
$50 20, and % tS;se o R;m. n .o,,.
17:Cs S5 1s:1o 8, sss $50 1850 @ .!saS Sss
sS:lo. 1880, I6:2o, $50. $500, Tio:oo. I1iso,
81 g Pn ,,s1s sunday. svo "a iis I s
1910. 0:3o $500. 1Io:Oo. III 30. IIi :ss pm.
.sS ssF saassy: e s:s5 ad s s s @ and
For Frederick, week days, s:.5 a.m:. LOSS a-m..
tsS R% s'4fays sa sSG .aa D
For Boyd and way points. week days. s:35 an,
80. $50. To5 pm. Sundays 300 s.m. l:I5,
For GattheTsngsS md md way points west days.
1l:25 pm. Sundays, 900 am. l:lb. t:ss. 1905,
drys ssS 500 'np p@ 'i sdndays SGS6 800
an. LIS pm mipov. p,rp
For Baifimare Phiiadelphia " New @ "FGsi YORK. Bos.
3 SsasR a5s iS;oY s:S5 s5lHsS sa,. I; D fs
500. 1880 and 2;35 night tSle-ning Car open at
aooS nSo Els Dining sa@sy Gss 800 o s soS aIns l2o'
500. 1850 and 2ss night Sleeping Car open 1000
Psri,r Cars on III day trains-
For Atlantic City. 1890 an i2:o5 noon md
i:ls and 800 pm week days. i2:O5 noon Sun.
For Cape May; week days. I2:os and i:I5 pm.
Baggage called fo- and checked trom saia. and
residences by Union Transfer Go. orders left at
York avenue aud 18th street and a Depot
I'd vice President Mgr Pass Trafsc
and Gen. Manager. dr25
Evening star., 1900-02-01
ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL. CARKINGToN ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
Webster Law building. Cos d st. u.w. washins-
ton T. . Res.denre No ) Mount Vernon Flats
New YoFk ~ and 9th q nv ssi3
Evening star., 1900-02-01

At Johnston's, 729 Ith st. NV.
Good Cal. Evap. Apricots for 91ac. lb.
Large Silver Prunes for 1Ol&c. ID.
3 lbs. good Oregon Prunes for sc. Id.
Bib. Buckets of Preserves for 3Sc.
The s4 40 Lily Flour for s3.9S bbi.
The $3.50 Best Family Flour. S3.63 Dbl.
The 12c. Pure American Candy, &c. lb.
The Sc. Cakes and Mic Nacks, SIG. ID.
The 32c. Elgin Butter for 2sc. lb.
The 2ic. Eggs for 14i2c. doz.
The 30c. Oranges for 1Sc. doz
II large Cans of Tomatoes, 7Sc.
10 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for 81.
Evening star., 1900-02-01

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