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Slw ail pmM
AND
Weekly National Intelligencori
I. X. lUIltllllT, i:illlnrnnl l't-rtpt-IMnr.
VV vlllNOTOSmillllilliiKiOCTOllF.It S, ISM.
LOCAL MENTION.
li'H'SRKRFrMW ftlxinl to reflUllMl IllMf
ip" ss well as tho, nbpnt tncnminenMhonsekecii-
ik aJnmlil, mtfnrfs making prtrclisses. In till Hup,
' i ilitiabtlrimt"m of Mr. George llrellbsrth, Its
ovntt sunset, anil lnpi Ids targis and stipsrli slock
palter, chamber, iHnlnc-ronm, library, and
i in. tnmllfirri 1 1 u Mock is unusually large. Ami
I'timi Tf I j ihlng new and doalneble manufactured,
i t pf I. p. much lower than the sxtme goods cnn bo
I Ml for,OlllMr In entering the rstslillstl-
if Mr tlr-uMrtli voa lnvr to Hscrud otieflUht
sirs, imi Ton win be n-pald lor tlil ftlletit liicnn.
.!-' I,S" Willi Ollp of I III" largest anil finest Slock.
inillniiilii thiidiy. and If Jon purchase, ndtan--s
will Iwsefurnl In low prices Hist will mu n
iiigiiiiulnio emrelf on hatl.g visited melt
nir. ir. tliuti'ainl loaves of liroml tens tlio lo
..iiloii msde to the Kir bv our friend Tim Sullivan a
fen tusrs since aflur Milking n !I(mI ol luck.
in t has mraln smiled on falni, anil lit) la about om-
irkioc In IiiiOimiss on his own account. 1 1- iis
una the commodious tiiill.llnc 1310 Pennsylvania
. .nni nml Is fitting the same up in most gorgeous
it- .1 1. rinuiiiiiit imii ni nn npenr.i mis week,
I of whli h ilue imtliK tvlll bo given In tlm dally
i r Tim's great cpoHenco In the rrtaurnut
i ies Is a aiittPient gitaran oe tint evcrvllilng
i oo moi satisfactory In every ileptttiitciit, the
i.'e.t wine, liquors, and cigars, liiie the larder
II In. stocked with the choicest or ea entiling to W
nnd In tho market l'ollte attention mill ninlerato
t ilcos mil be the rule nt 1 tin's new establishment.
.E of Ilic liest comltieleil, Wst appolnti-il,
nml mint capably lnsnaced icstaurant In this city Is
th it or Mr riurlesO Ooilfrey, corner of Thirteenth
nml K streets, l'ollte attention, moderate prlre., nml
furnishing the best of cseryttilng to tin outlined for
money bis given Mr. Godfrey a patronage unloved by
no similar HUbllsliiiient In this cllv. Ills table il
I te It id irnis supplied wlih the choicest of dishes,
lillo his ptlres .lie at all times most moderate. Ilo
i iin prepared to furnish rooms cosily ami cora
r .i lably furnished by the day or week.
Kino's Palace a palaco In tvality. A royal
iio.pi.iy nt the most fashionable bats, bonnets, lice",
Humus plumes, tips, pluslios, aelaots, bltils, nun -er,
sallns, silks, laco rchhIi, kid Klovos, rloaks, nml
m".'i Special Inducements will bo olfeied this
week, llonot tnlisthech.incc; elofnt IisiraIiis will
m iCre. In all urtlcbis. Special saloof rlilldren'a
uinl inbnes' bats, ranglnc from 50 cents to f2. A
Laniluio souvenir to tilery purchaser. Don't fall
r.-.eotbe hindsomest and largest millinery housa In
iliisDIslrlct.
Mn. W. N. D slton, 003 Pennsylvania nvo
i.ue, tales pleasitrii In atinountlnc to the Washlnclon
public lint )ils fall ami winter stock of bouts ami sli(-a
f..i lullDf, misses, lienlleineu, and cbtMren Is now
cnipirte, ami embraces all the finest Roods manii-
i. lured, nil ol whlrli be will sell .it the mit moiln
. it.-prices. SperIM attention Is InMied loblsisiotk
r children's sprlnu-lieel shoes, which cm be found
In Ulthe iiewost and most desirable shapes f hli
iiren's Roods of uety description Is a specially at
Oalion's.
Tiipminy laily readers of The Sdkdav
"i iiald will no doubt . pleased this iiiornlne to
in. tint 1'rs. A. T. WhltliiR, 021 lVMinsjh.inl.i
vi.iii, a 111 hasrt her winter npenlni; of pstterti
uuBlsntitl Iits on Tuesday next. litis opeiiliiK
ii in bo minor the finest of tliosom nml tlie'lulle-s
In. alien 1 It will find a beiutirul dlsliy t nil the
isoii'snoseltles. Mrs. Wiiltliie extends acnnllil
ii. Mtiilon to the ladles to tall and vilineis Ibis
H-piay.
Mns. Ootmas, !H2 Seventh street, mallei
- Imp irt.uit aiinoiinccmeut In another roluiuii con-
. lie li.lles" iloil-s and dolmans, all nmlo In the
v siii,s mid at prices th.it defy competition.
. iv I al'ii bo found at this establishment a hand.
Hi. f cloth wraps lor Ivlles, misses, and chll-
. ii, i i rull 11 ins of silk plushes In all shades,
ii vim lie iirered at biralns. !-eo adsertlse.
nent.
"I the largest anil liest-seleeteil stocks
t ami shoes for ladles, misses, Retitlemen, and
I n stint at the I'Stablishineut of Mr. II. C
I u-or, un .Voir Yoil aaenuo. This slock bis
.-1 .oie.'tiil with Rreit cire, and ombraces alt tho
nest Goods r the in. ist iclebrateil makers. Low
crlees hiiI fair dealing Is Mr. Windsor's moilo of
doing Ini-lni-ss.
TnE purest aahlskie. and the choicest
brudles, m fait Hie best of eaerjihliiR In the drluk
luft line, Is (.eiaed oair tl.e bar or our friend l:.
i Mout, rJchtli street, near Peniisylsanli avenue.
Mr. r.e Moui'airule has been made by senlng ouli
i .' best of eaeiytblur; In bis line.
ItEs-iiii. Di'.nxaneo.v Dr.os., atnlloueers,
avilltol oi Moiida muriiliip, October SO, at tlio Seaton
H ill mill inl Saloon, mo billiard tables, with balls
and cues cieiiplete, tno larifo sloaes, bar and back,
larevbarinlrnif, lot of assorted pictures, together
avlth a lot or mUtclLaneous goods.
Mn. .). 1'. 1'almpr left yestenlnv for Neav
York, In order to lusii u the delivery or her luiporta.
Hon rr."ii theitistom-liouse, prpparalnry to her upeu
i.ii! of mUies' and children's hats on Thursday next.
I.vm'Ke vonr property in the Corcoran Tim
IliMirame Ounpury, Tenth and F klreels. I'nlicles
sirlttcu as low as in any other flrtt-class company,
and loos promptly adjusted.
The choicest ami jmrest wines, liijuors,
Jlos, and beer are in be found at l.u.Mour's, Kliihth
urect, next to I'eninjli.-uil.i aseiiue. Table board
the finest In the city.
TiiiiSheilil Excehior Turco-Rnssian Baths
aro tlio perfection of luxury, and cuuduclt o to health.
Open Sundays till 1 P. M.
Weuhino and IIecfptiox Invitations neatl v
prlnicil iiy Hi run . Adams, printer, l.e Uioit
liulldlng.
o
I'jtll Ss rcifl(N.
fieorgH Spransy, 507 Seventh street.
AMUSEMENTS.
At the National Theatre tills week Au
EUMIn lalj's company will appeir In ono of tlm
(,'roitestof their recent New ork turcesses, which
avlll bo presented with tho same cist ami with all lira
properties and kcenlc elleciB with which Uwasqlien
In the inetropolls. The llrooklyn Union ami Aryut,
spoaklug of the production of tills play In that city,
M)n: "ilauklml," the summer success at luly'n
Theatre, New York, which was tho attraction, proied
to be a charming play, me ploco Is novel iu con
biruclion, and tbrouuli It runs an Intricate plot that
rlaels the attention, notwIthsUudlliK Hie fact that
many or the situations are anything butnuvel. It
Intiuduccs three couuter.plottluK villains, adckerted
wife In search of a child lint has been spirited away
from bcr, a London costeruiouger ami his wife, a
troi cling Bhowmaii, a worthy juung man wrongly
accused of crime, a pretty marrlageabloglrl, and a
host of other character, none of which seem to bo
important, but all of whom fill a placo In the anion.
ico has Its success for a lime, but virtue, as usual
on the Btage, Is finally triumphant. Willi such ma
terials, Ingeniously Iiilernoion, It will leaillly bo
been that Iho piece cannot fall to belhelyand Inter
esting. If It onlysened for tho setting lor the ir
trayal of Vanttl Grootlge by Jfr. Cbailes I.erlercn
"Mankind" would be a grand success, lhisiiartas
rendered by the gentleman named is ono of the finest
pieces of character acting teen upon tlm stage for
many a day, and tho crowded house last night
showed Its appreciation of the wonderful Impersona
tion by repeatedly recalling Mr. Leclcrcq. lie Is
supposed to be an old grasping inoney-lendir ono
huiiiliedauiloueiearsof age, ami his nuko-up and
action aro so wonderful that It Is difficult In believe
that Mr. J.eclercri Is not really wh.t he reprt seuts
himself to I. Mr. j:. Coleman, as I'lltr hharvlty,
Kate n clean cut representation uf tho part. Mr.
(leorge Parks was excellent as .'ilmuml .Mr. Wll.
Ham .Morris plaved ellectliely Iho iiiluur character of
Plnpaol. -Mr. C, llalnbrldgo was at home as jA(f
llnrrcn. Mr. W. II I.ytell proved himself an ex
t client comedian as Varmil'j, ami Victor llaniian
made all that could be made uf tho part of Honey
iricfc. or the ladlesor the loiupany no word sato In
commendation can bo said. Misses Mary bhaw, M.
moventou, llatile Uussell, and lleleue Utoenel were
itioioughly at home In their resimtlte rMes, awl
acted with Intelllgemo ami tplrlt. Iho scenic
t-llorls WBteauiong the finest oter seen at tho Park
I he fog trfett and the rescue of Altct Mntllund were
(.specially realistic, and ineilted the applause that
they rciclved.
Haverly'B ConsolMateil .MmtoJoii Minstreln
ivlllaj.pearat Pord'a this week, and they are said to
oe greater, belter, and stronger than cur before,
iliey Iiatonu uuususl nuiubtr of good soloists, and
tneionile business and specialties lire llrst class.
I be excellent reputation or this tioupulH well etuti.
ilsbed here, and crowded houses aro llkelj to be tho
rule. I he burlesque oiwra, cottuuieil with great
pleudor, Is a feature of these perfonnanies.
The Coutolldateil Calleinler anil Huroiiean
MlustrelslaleIliitiily'sC'oloroiMliistiiaiuiuules.
embracing lllty coloreil telebrllles, will oneu ut
1 ord's Upera House .Voteuiber u.
I'all OiercoiilH .
Oeorge Spransy, 507 Seventh rdreol.
'I'liu Kx.KIiil; of flu, iMiuiui,,
Certainly there is an air of romance anil
:t iragedj about tlio Hoiy of Uhuleeii hlngh, who,
ii I-miuouuced, luleuds now to seek election to Ihe
irltlsb llouto or Commons. Ilu l.gan llfeastbu
ilahsraJanollhoPunJab.iiossesiioriiflheKolilniXiiuud
oilier almost boubdluss woallh. Afier luluous wars
ud etjually ruinous treaties, he now bids fair to close
iiiscaiocr In the podllon of wiulio of Kltedeii, a
lUlstKugllab country KiniHiiiiau, tvllhout IbeKobl-
uuor, or any or Ids former tasl posiesslons, wte mi
uuuulty from the goieiuinent tr iiss.oog. whlih. hv
us luxutlous habits, bo has ulreadj iwluici to
joi .tieiipiranuuiu. 'irue, ho lias purcha estates
nil bulll iiisgiillicent palaces Iu hnglau.l, Llioden
H bating io.l tlW.Oi. bul i,y aa ut vmiUukvm
an tbew must be tolil at Id. death, leaving Ids heir
My the name and Iho mnuory or the wined " tb ,
i.lon ami the runjab. " "
Tint U'iiiiii'ii Kill it 1 1 cur.
I.abt week Mm. Mamton, iluriut; Hie ab-
Miito of her husband, was doing I lie wiek's famili
washluglii be lack Mtcheu of their home, near
lialona, when she heard a great noise among llm ,,.t
in the jam. 0ulug the door she saw nlsige back
boar trying to walk ell with one a the pigs, 'ihe
Iber pigs had climbed out or tlio peu and scalloiesl
iDeterydliecl on, uud two large dogs Ibal bad boui
ut on seteral bear-huuls stx at a ule distance
erfeclly coned. Mrs. Marstou lushed for the boiler
scalding water, which the emptied upon the bead
the boar while It tion trying to retalu bold upon the
iB. Iltr dBughter attacked the bear with nn ax and
two dogs came to thtlr supiioit.
Mis, Muiston does loI know liow Itociurred. but
die inluute the bear tvw dead, with u dozen deep
.lies from the ax In Us bead and tbuulders, lis bide
ally puled uir by I bo scaldlut; water, both of Iu
1 Maided and closed, and the dogs hanging to it.
at bight Ibe old uiau was asked if be would bate
k chop or bear steak, uud couldu'l make It out
illUallalrnanloscilbcd, He now says he will
. - .... ra liiiw ngaiusi uu :is btsar.
i H'voU Jtlctr (Jituhii) Timet.
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Kt-naiJLilo i'dlotm.
.. 'Jarnet Wolseley ana Sir Besachaiup
: wur being offered pensions of JS.bOOanar for
gifts of a.0, WO each Iu cash, sensibly thio the
l-i 11 Uicrcuau.
Ueoige fijirauey, ,07 Bereutli streel.
CITY NEWS.
TOWN TALK.
The Washington World njnaears onlargeel
atrd Improved.
Hon, William Lawrencu hns rolnrncil from
his Western trip.
hovely overcoats, trimmed with pluMt,
for the little folks, nt A. Saks A Co.'s.
Col. Amos Wplister, ohlof olork of tho
Troasuty Depittment, returned to this city from
lloston yesierday,
I.arRfl niimbfrs in the various Departments
left last night tn attend ihe November ejections In
the New England Slates.
Mr. C. Ii. Cnrtlss, of tho Treasury De
partment, returned from Ohio yesterday, whero lio
had tiecn to attend tho election In that State.
.Tnlm M. Sullivan and J. T. llailot worn
lst w rck appointed In flrst-tlsss clerkships. Chsrles
r. Chipllno was proinoled to a clerkship of tho same
grade.
Mr. Samuel ( Cliotv, of thU city, was re
Hosed of his valuable watch and clisln In VhllaileU
pMaem Wednesday, whllo attending tho lll-Centen.
nlat.
I have stilTereil with milartoui fever about
four months. I used a great deal of nulnlne, wlileh
onlv gave me temporary relief, and nuVcted lny
beadi but two bottles of the TllxtrolTliilct" cureil
tne entirely. M t. Willi', 812 Tenth streel.
The stucess of the Norwood Institute, on
rouricenlh ftreet. In this city, seems to bo concealed
by nil A school mi (on'clentlously cnmlucltsl can
nolbetiHi ivarinly avelciiuil In ntiv city. Persons
having rliililti-u to nlucate should rail at ISIS nud
l.M V'ourteetitlt street
Only a few left of tlio Peacock-green over
coats, price ?ts. gn.j.1 vidua nt j;o. . Saks Co.,
ilCanii aisSiiacnth street.
All entertainment by the little folks for
llolieniMt or tho School of Cooking and Ihe i:plph
any Mlnlou Is announced In lake place at Wlllard
Hall l'rl.lay next, at 3 anil 7:30 P. M, Thern tvlll
bo a drill by tho Washington Light Inrsntry Corps,
a recitation hv atlas Eva Henderson, and other at
tractions by Ilic Utile folks.
Part of the old Kqnlty Court-room, on tlio
first floor of tho City Mail, hns been fitted up as a room
ror ladles walling theroussvltnessesand otberwlso
The absence or all privacy of this sort hitherto baa bceu
little lss than barbarous. The new IViully Court,
room an.lsninoot tlin clerks' offices will ba the only
puts of Ihe new building completed until furlht r np
proprlatlons aro made.
A fllylographic pen Riven away with uvery
quartet Ink. A qu.atter or a ream or nolo piper ror
Ueents. Ono thnosanJ Vngllsh books of nil kinds at
hair prices a set of fifteen volumes of Dickens for
even doll irs. Sets of Thnckaray, Wntctly, llulwer,
He yiilncy, Hawthorne, and Cooper at halt price:
and as for toy-books, there Is no end to tho variety
that Is on exhibition at Ilr.nl Adams's two large
establishments
Manager Snelbakor, of the Comique, was
nr rested jestenlay ottcrnoon on the chatge or seri
ously assaulting a. mimed Imy uanied Charles While,
who has been employed at the Comique for
several sveeks bo claims, nml jestenlay be demanded
bis wages, lint Instead of rcceltlng bis money got a
terrlblo kick betnisin his eyes, snelbiker sajs Whlto
beeamo abusive and went so far as to draw a knlte
and threaten lilm, wheu holnsoir-derensoklckeilhlm.
ineliuker left collateral for his appearanco In the
Pullce Court un .Monday,
Double tho stock of overcoats we have
ever shown are noav dlsplaytMl on nur counters. A.
Saks i Co , 31(1 and .lis seventh street.
Our lady readers should not fall to visit
the new fur ilcpulmcnt of Messrs. Willett A
lttn.tr, 005 Pennsylvanli avenue. Tu meet tho In
ere islngileuianilsor spice required to conduct a busi
ness In rallies' wraps this arm hate added another
room In the tear or their premises, which enables them
to slinss ihelr extensive stock or soil-skin garments,
rur and sitln-llncd-tloluniiM and rlrulirs, nml all
articles pertaining lo a lirst-cliss rur houo. Our
feelers will dud their prices as lowasany Eastern
huise, as hem so many or our citizens are persuaded
to send their orders, attracted by n.teitieil prices.
Washington may well feel proud of her
repieentatlvesal the l!l-Cetitcnnlal celebration In
Philadelphia held during the past week, lor they car
ried the palm oil In ever) thing. Our Knights
Templar were the finest, our Columbia boat crow the
fastest, our colored mllltla were superb, our archers
were faultless In their aim, our bicyclists presented
the neatest nppeirance, while last, but notleist, our
Marino II mil produced tlio best music. What more
could onocltv io In such a crowd? Heaven spare the
throng rrom railing Into the hinds or those Philis
tines whet run tho hotels Iu Philadelphia again. They
goiigi d and extorted money like birds of p rcy.
Pike's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
- m
We lint e Tale -n 'I line
Uy the forelock and prepared for cold
weather. Our building Is filled rrom basement to
attic avlth business. Uress suits and oacrcoats for
boas, outh, and men. I.lsonrin llrolhers, clothcrs
and tillers, ccrner betenth and I:.
TRAINING SCHOOL, FOR NURSES.
Tlio I'lrils Aiiiimil Houtliisr, Willi lister
est 1 m; r.xcrclKVN.
On Monday evening , October 123, the intro
ductory exercises to the regular course of Instruction In
this slIiiioI were held at Marlnl'8 Hall. 1 he faculty and
niamgersor tbu school were atell represented on the
plltrorm. Dr. .1. .M. Toner, as president, was In 11, o
chair, lir. V. Howard, Dr. P. .1. Murphy, llr. K.
A. Ashr.jnl, Dr. A. P. A King, Dr. J. s. Ileale,
and llr. II. W. Prentiss, wlilmihers, were present
I he audience was large, Imludlng a uumberur ladles,
fudge M.icArlhur, of the District supreme Court, was
.also on the platrorm. Dr. Toner.as nresldent, opened
the meeting with somenliat exlcude.1 remarks pre
t lolls to lulroiluclng.ludgeMacArthur and the repre
sentailreer the faculty, Professor I. W. Prentiss.
Dr. Tuner alluded to the success which graduates of
the school bail already met w Itli, and exalted the omco of
thelralneil nurse. Ilethen referred tul'lorcnco Nlcnt
lugjle as tho earliest and most efficient worker tu this
field ot education uf nurses, criticising uufator.ibly
Ihoportraltur her asglaeu iu tho November L'miuru.
Iloreiieateil the story or bisal-ltlo Miss N'lglitlngale,
aril loncluded bis remarks by giving the statistic? or
nurses' training schools In this country, as ruruUhnl
by the liureau or Education. Atlheclpseor his re
im.iiU Dr. Toner lulroiluceil Judge MacArtbur, avbose
address was filled with a humorous and wlttlly-ex-prcFscdst
mp Uhy w ltli the oojects ror which the school
nnsruuhdul.
Pruressor Prentiss then delitered the annual ail
dress. After extending a hearty welcome tn tho
pupils and friends or the school, ivbo bad taken a
llaely Interest Iu Its success, lie slated that the Insti
tution was now entering upon Ita fifth jear o( practi
cal worx. "tto propose to show the public, " ho
Bald, "thenceduf educated nurses, and their supe
riority; to elevate the business or nurses to the stand
ard or a profession; and, having awakened tin; de
mand for Ihelr sert Ices, to supply It In the persons of
trained nurses. " Ilo referred to tho lr.efflc.acy or so.
called professional nurses up to a tery recent date
their being advanced In life, and following the occu
pation of nurses rur want of something better tu do
or thelrsuperbtltluns and want of discretion In gos
slpplng with their patients on violent and ratal cases.
Professor Prentiss Insistent that wo had no right tn
Intrust the care of our sick and luted ones to such Ig
norance and Incapacity. He related the lamenta
tions or a mother over her dead sou In his want or the
proper nursing which she herself bad felt the benefit
or. In contracting rrom liliu tho typhoid feter
which caused Ids death. Tho fears felt by phy
sicians that trained nurses would Interfere with their
treatment was, he Bald, entirely unrounded,
so far at least us the pupils of lids school
were concerned, for tho lniKirtanie of tier
fect subordination lo tbu doctor's wishes
was constantly and forcibly Impressed mini
Ihem. The necessity ror male nurses, their scarcity
andthelacK ot education Iu those that could boob
lalned, was also mentioned. 'I he present protect for n
hospital bids fair to Improve this condition of things.
'I bo remaining portion of Ilia address avas of a prac
tical tbiracter, aim camo with a very good grace
fiom ami whose abilities Into Ixen so practically
applied from the Inclpleucy of the school to Us
present successful adianceuaent. lie emphasized
Iho importance of establishing nt once a nurses'
home, and wills It a nurses' directory. Hunks to
thotllorls of those kind friends (now numbering
some three hundred as members! who hail conducted
Ihe Alt Loan Exhibition ami .Martin Washington
lei-paily It was iwsslble to Inaugurate such n
sehuiie, and feasible, under prolvr management, to
make It tery nearly Btlf-supixirtlng. He would se
lect a suit ible house, under the charge of a matron,
with sleeping apirjt.ienls and board to be tarnished
at a reasonable consideration, to nurses out ot em
ployment, with room also for inch Instruction as Is
atulnableawayriomtheslckbeil. Such a "Homo"
would supply an urgent waut that Is dally
experienced In this city, for ctery one avould
kuow wheie to obtain a good nurse without delay,
which at present Is Impossible. 'Iho matron would
baiochargeof an urrtceiu the building, here a nurses'
directory would bo kept i practice already estab.
ItBhedln lloston, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. 'Iho
directory, besides containing a leglster of nurses and
Ihelr engagements, would also exhibit a leeord of the
qualities, good or bad, tho einclcucy or Inefficiency, of
those already employed, as obtained fiom tho f.iinl
lies In which they had rendered service. Such a
dlrctpiry, besides affording Blek persous prompt at
teutlou In the hour of need, svould he ur lumdta con
venience and utility to straugerii slitting the city, as
ell aslo their medics! Attendants'. In conclusion, Pio
ressor Premise urged the nw easily or all Interested In
Hie iiilerpriiu enlisting the i is'iprrailoii ot Ihelr
friends and placing the Institution upon a sound
fluani lal bisls.
I.'urllelil .Moiiiiiiifiii I'nIr.ViitcH.
The following is tlm programme mi far m
ranged for the tarlous days of tbn fair to be held hero
late )tl Nottlllber and the first lliTH.iil.ir. tnti..-
cembcr, Katurdiy, Noteiuber S3, opening cere
monies. Sunday, Notember SO, iiiemoiUI daa : Jlon
day, S7lb, Army of the t'niubcrlaud day: Tuesday.
Sslh, public school children's days. Wednesday, sDlli,
bicycle day; 'J hursday, totli, .Masonlo days Vrldat.
llrccinberl. military da); Halut'dsy. Sd, District of
Milumbladays huiidav.ud, eiuslugieriinonles. 'Ibis
iisjiiient of dajs, while not Dual, will Iu all proba
blllly be ttdlieinl to. Letters hate Iwn leeelted
from all or the proiiilneut cottuii.inllls ofihohuuth
lor space tu show oil their aallous eililblli, and Ihe
pruspocu are bright that the whole alfalr will be
highly successful.
I'lldayeteiilng Ihe Puia ladlea losidlug Iu IP, , ,ty
l'"'d au luforinal inoeiiugai tbu residence of .Mrs.
Jscttlebauforil, Ihe mpuUr newspaper (orresiundent
from that State, fur tlii.iuiipi.se of exihaiiglug tlews
Inregardtofiiriilshlugsuebaillilea as woull onlv
conic within the raugeof fenlnlne lasles Iu aid lit
tuoujinlngUarileld .Memorial llasaar. Tin re was a
lull altciulauce, and aller Iho mailer In a spirit of
harmony and uuatilinlty had buen fully canrassed Ihe
Jihi mm fully m.nle clear that the Jowa ladles will do
Iiieii full sluiutu make tbeexblblls from Iho'-llawk-ejo
state" un attractive fealmo of Ihe uposlilou.
Ihe etentiie. durliiL. hiterv.-iinnr imii...... .....,...-
aiiily inlersiwrmil wllh.brllllaut performa'ntes on the
InJ'tiT, i '" t'rJ,h'l". liaudsome Utile lady of
Des Monies, luna,
Tim Ite-Hiiliur I'sTHOterniice.
A reiireeeutntlvo of tho 'IHmu-Dtmocrul
)?. !"',.'t,i't ''"'Hw 'I 'be LoulslauaSlalo Lottery
l.ue,"i.'a"irw ,eJlr '.' ' "ljr.of('oluiubui,.MIss.;
,,,?ni?f ?rtlitll"'f. V5'!100' " the lucky bolder of
one mill or the capital i r ze of 73,Goo. on ticket So.
, 101, and asked Did sou 'not fed dated wluu
f.itoi-lbylortuner" "Au, m.t atall, 1 had an
imw j ..vuiu niu. I Jiau uceu lasitig tiektts well,
now It must bo lor neatly two years, and I was biding
my lime, for I fell my lurie would lomo soon. 1
ieierliurrlidlbol.ollery Company up, but waited,
taking ;uiy ilckute regularly every mouth, and now
I' tel.lt thetu. " What do j (,u lutenel 'doing w lib
bo jiioneyl"' "Will, the night I bilievcd
I liad won 1 mentallv dutrll.in.vi n . ,...."
children, and J jiroisose to Intost a i,rtiou of tho
incbcy for thetu, 'Jhepiaui J made ou that night I
Intenct tarryhik out. I feltou lhatoaslon by intui
tion, It would almost sown, that I bad won. The mi.
ing, ill eouise, Isliuposslblotodetulbo." 'Jhusho
Wdud bis time. 'J he next drawing will occur Xottiu
UrH, auiluuyiufoimallou thuoof can beioadeon
ai.pllcatloutoii, A, Dauphin, Stvt Oiluius, ha,-.
-t. O. Ttmit'Vtiaiinil, hrpttmUr IC,
OUR SOCIETIES.
NnionlB Nonls.
Tho Snprorao Council rnet lasl nlglit dnd
ronferrsxl the Thirty-third llcgree on a number ol
candidates nbo wereelectM to receive that degree at
tho BiMtioe of tlio Council lsst week.
Sir C. W. Meimett, 1'. 15. C, or Wash
Ington Commandery No. I, and family have ro
turned to the city from Ihelr summer residence, on
Seneca Lake, N, V., and aro at their home, not II
streel.
Do Molay (mounted) Commandery No. -1
at ere the special guests ot Corinthian Chasseur Com
mandery Kn. SI, of Philadelphia, dnrlog their stay
In the city of lirolherly Love, and aro loud In their
praise of tlio liosnlialiilei received. Under the com
mand of Sir E, P. l.awson, K. C, tho horseback 8lr
Knights of No. linados very credllablonri'oarance.
The grand visitations for this wcok will
occur as follows i To-morrow ovenlng, rotomac
Lodge No. 8l Tuesday etenlntr. New dernsaleni
Lmlge No. , and Harmony Loilge No. 171 Thursday
evening, Lafayette Lodge No, t, and Washington
lenienniai i.oitge so. m rriday evening, lllram
Lodge No. lOi Saturday evening, Naval Llgo No.l.
llrother John C. llakor, 1'. M. of National
Lo,lgo No. 13, P. II. P. of (Vlumbls Chapter No. 1,
and a Sir Knight ot Columbia ttominamlety No. S,
died Wednesday lsst nt consumption afler n long
seasonot Illness, Ihe Lodge, Chapter, and Com
mnmlory are callrsl lo meet at the Templo this after
iioniiat Ii30 o'clock to allenil bis funeral, llrother
lisker was an active and earnest Mason, and no doubt
his funeral will bo largely attended.
The first of the five Masonlo sociables to
be ltcn thh winter will take place November H.
The programme will Include llonch's nnnd, xylo
phone solo by Mr. Lttsbyi Instruments! trio, violon
cello, flute, and pianos readings by K. II. Hay and
llslpli.Ifftetsoti, and Ihe operetta of "Hot and Cox,"
In whlrli Mossrs, Push, Daniel, and Hay will ap
pear. Dancing will begin nti-SO. Theptocoeds ot
these entertainments will bo divided delta een St.
John's Mile Association and the Masonic lloatd of
llttlef.
Ill tlio Templar parade in l'lilladelphia
on Thursday last Washington Commandery No. I,
under the command of Mir Wtu. 11. Itrork. l- i'
headed the first division, audi together Willi the .Ma
tins Hand, which accompanied Ihem, receives! an en
thusiastic lecepilon from tho Immense crowds. On
Ihelr return horns I'rldnv evening they were met by
the slny-nt-houie Sir Knlchla at the depot, tinder
command of Sir Wm. tl. Moore, and escorted lo
their Asylum at Ihe Temple. A welcome address
was made by Sir Wm. H. .Moore and appropriately
responded toby Sir Win. tl. llrock, after which a
banquet was served. This was Iho sixth oldest Com
mandery tn tho procession.
Columbia Commanderv No. 2, Knights
Templar, of this city, embarked on the ISM, train,
Wednesday, October ss.tn participate In the Templar
paradeof the l)l-Ccntennl.al celebration of Pennsvl
aanla October SO Although the Commandery de
cided In Juno last to goto Philadelphia yet positive
action was delayed until October a, leaving but two
wcoksln which lo effect organisation and tn make
all the necessary arrangements for the pilgrimage.
on juii;iik .s. i. i.uiiricj, .acting i.miuont com
mander, with a rew Indefatlgablo assistants, enabled
tho Commandery to appear creditably In tho Templar
patade. Tlio following extract Is taken from tho
local nreat of Philadelphia: " Plrst Division beten
Coinnuuderies, Including tint of the murdered
President, Schrocdcr's Washington Light Infantry
llnnd, 2- pieces. Columbia Comiuatiileiy No. S, sir
Abner T. Longley, Kmlnont Commander, and Sir
John Wilson, Captain tlcnernl: 60 Sir Knights."
Tho official lostet ot the sir Knights In Ilue, sup.
piled by sir William Plltls, llecortlcr of
the Commandery, shows Hut the nbore
number Is correct, Including eleven Sir
Knights ot Potomac Commandery No. 3,
who Joined avlth No. S In Iho parade. Taking
Into consideration lint or the thlrty-lour visiting
Conimandrrles participating In tho Templar p trade
Columbia exceeded tuenty-slx nt the thlrty-lour In
strength ot number, her nfflcen and Mr Knights hat e
Just reason to be proud, mid more so, as they sb ill
remember the greeting or the lmmen'04throiig ot
spectators along the lino of inarch as they beheld the
lleauseanr, bearing the name nr the ( omtn indery or
which the martyr President was lale a member. The
ribbon badges were eigerly sought by ether Com
inandeiles, nml four bundled ami thirty of the Co
lumbia badges exchanged ti atiele Too much cannot
be said ot tho hospitality of tho Philadelphia fiaters
to Ihelr guests, which, avllli the lordlalllyur other
Templirorganlratlons, will make the pilgrimage ouo
long to be remembered by the Sir Kul:bls of No. 2.
Oilil KolluavHlilii.
llrother John C. Uaker, whoso death is
noticed Iti tho Masonic news, was a mcmbtii of Cen
tral Lodge No. 1 aud the O rand Lodge of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The trustees of Odd Fellows' Hall have
rejuvenated and redecoritod the main saloon and re
Tumldied the dressing-rooms, and ties hall Is now
open tor eng igements to tho public. The acoustic
properties have also been greatly Improted.
The visitations of tho officers of the Grand
Lodge for llils week will bo as Pillows: IZxcelslor
Lodge No. 17, to-morrow evening; Federal City No.
so, Wednesday evening; oriental Lodge No. 19,
Thursday evening. There will bo no visitation of the
nrnnd Hucatupment this week.
Klections for grand representative to the
Grand Lndgo will behold this week" as fullowa; Mon
day etenlng. Harmony Lodge No. 0, Cotenant Lodge
No. 13, Deacon Lodge No. 15, Exrelslui Lodge No.
17; Tuesday evening, Washington Loilge No. 6, Gol
den Ilule Lodge No. SI; Friday evening, Eastern
Loilge No. 7, deterred from last Friday on account of
entertainment.
Eastern Loilge No. 7 gave a very agreeable
entertainment Friday eaenlng list at Odd Fellows'
Hall, In tho presence or a largo number or the mem
bers or the Order aud their families, llrother J. T.
I'etty.Grand liepreseutatlve, delitered the address or
welcome. In which he said that the entertainment
must be considered In the light or a house-wannlug
in honor of their removal from the regbm of "Kld
rtell i:otloins"to the central part ot the city. A
well-selected programme avas then rendered, consist
ing nt Instrumental music by Dr. Ulsdiuff, F. M.
Clirke, and Piofessor II. Schuster; vocal nolos by
MlsscsJenule Foster, Katie Scott, Marie L.M.iddren,
Mrs. Ilettlo II. iicLweu, and Mr. J. i:. Taylor
duet by Mr. J. 51. Iluchanau and Miss Molt, and
recitations by Pruressor K. C. Townsend.MIss Lmma
Saunders, aud Miss llesslo Perry.
The elections in the subordinate lodges for
Ite presentatlves to the Grand Lodge list week tesulted
aitollons:
Central Lodge No. I It. t'lnler Hunt, P. O. M.
Wm. W. Moore. P. G. Sire; If. Fisher. P. tl
C. K. Wolls. P. .; J. I:. JIasou, 1'. II. J.
coiumuia i,ougu ISO. 10 1 nomas w. Fowler, P.O.
M. ; J.8. Tonilluson, P.O.; A. J. Donaldson, I'.o
V. W. Milouey, P. .; U. II. Itldenoui, P. u.
.i. r. ., iiiieiuure. r. i.; nenry irlne, 1. U.
Union Lodge No. II Geo. B, Kmiuous, P. O
Henry Kuhn, I". ().; W. 11. Overby, P. G.
rrienu.uip i.oiige No. is si.ax Hock. P.O.; Johu
,i. suum, i.'. ,,.; 1 nuiilllS liyUCS, 1', U, ; H. C.
E;poy. P. O.; P.W.IIraudenbtirg, P.O.; James A.
Vtatt, P. u,
Melroiwlls Lodge No. 16 c W. Lcaiinanl i, P
O.i Peter Harr, P. (!.; W. J. Drumuiond, P. G.
M. D. llralnard, o. II.; E. P. llendlev. P. u.
Mechanics' Lmlge No. 18 .Limes "II. Chaniber
lalu. P.O.; Hubert Ilutlor, P. G.; Samuel Irexlet,
Oriental Lodge Nu. 19 John L. Vogt. P. G
Jehu Wcldc, P. U.;rJohn Thaw, 1". ti, M.; Frl'tz
Trelber, P. (,,; Peter Vlerbucheu, P. G.; Louts
Kettler, P, O. ; Daniel Pfell, P. o.
Federal City Ledge Nu. 20 W. II. Wilson, P.
G.; Vt. H. stansbury, P. O.; L. J. Garner, p. o.
Iiiileimuiluiit Order r MccIhiiiIch.
A delegation of William bonis Schley
I.odgoNo. , Georgetown, a Islted Anchoraud rrlcnd
sblp Lodges Thuisday ovenlug last.
llrother Bamuel 11. Hell, I'. M. of Friend
ship Lodge, left tlio city last eveek on his annual visit
to his old home lu Detroit, Mich.
Tuesday evening next tho officers of the
Grand Lodge, accompanied by a delegation of sonio
twenty-five or the District brethren, will visit La
fayetts Lodge No. 11, Alexandria, Va., leavluu the
.itith-itreet depot at i o'clock. ' ""'" ,ue
The iUcluimcs' Adcocate will lie Issued on
Wednesday next, aud will contain the elegant address
of FastMasterThomas A. Watson, of Anchor Lodge
No. 0, this city, and Past Master Lewis Hochhclmer,
of Mart land Lodge No. I, llsltlmore, and other mat
terser Interest to Ihe Order at large,
The giand visitations of last week were
made unusually Interesting. At Capital Lodge.
Vteduosday etenlng, llrother I). G. Elchelborger.r!
M delivered the address, and recitations wero given
by llrother alcKay, ot Anchor Lolgo No. o, and
ICd, 1 nomas, J. M ot Larayelte Lodge No. 13, At
friendship Lodge, 'I hursday evening, Ilro, Hanson i:.
eater, b. It., reaj a startling essay ou gliosis, and
remarks were made by llrothersL. II, Patterson. P
U. It.; Henry U. Wagner, P. G, A,; Ed, Journey.
P. M and George O. Wilson, J. jr., and recitations
by llrother Ed. '1 nomas At Latajetto Lodge No. 13,
l-rldayeteulug, there was an address by J, T Dun
bar, J. M. of Washington Loilge No. 0, reuiatks
by E, C. Crump, G. A.; John W. Thompson, O.T.,
and others, songs by J. W. Thomas, ami recitations
by E. 11. Thomas, The list of the series of vlslta.
lions will bo intdo to Eiccltlor Lodge No, 12, odd
Fellows' Hall, Navy Yard, lo-morrow evening, when
llrother V. O. O'Neill will dellter an address.
II. 1 O. JUIlN.
This Lodce met on Hiiuday evening Ia3t at
Us usual hour with a largo attendance of the brethren
present. All the chairs were filled by the proper oni.
eers.auel three candidates wero lultlated In line stylo.
Unoer the head of good of the ordsr speeches were
made by several members, and words sf cboer and
congratulation were uttered hv visum? i, miner.
which were well received. The bo)B are Iu a fever of
excitement and friendly rivalry over the approaching
olecllon for Loilge otnrsrs, the greatest difficulty belur
from bu inatiy worthy aspirant lo select the two best?
t eellug confident thatnone but worthy brothers will be
v.cm-t, i.i.uiu uciug no oiners to select irum, ) aud
that the succrss ol Washington Lodge Is assured,
we jiause to furiilih you more anon,
fvoclely Nolna.
Sonto Jonadab The officers of the Orand
Council will vl.lt Frleuclsblp ,olgo No, C. T. II..
MaryUnd, Wednesday evening steal.
AiiieAU el 'iihiai. Tho grand officers
"in mate uiu lonowiug crncul tint Ibis week
Equal L(lgu No. 17, Monday; llennloue Lodge No.
15, Weluoulay, Webster Lodge No. 7, Friday.
Uatluiivay (tub. This ul lib will hold its
leguisr meeting lo.iilgbt at llasonlo 'Jemple. 'Ihore
mn uosiivii auiircnses or reiormeu loen. simi sir
ilany Foietman will sing soteial baritone solos,
...vv.uu ni.if.vi.i m (n, MS ... UUIC ieUI.e HO
teuilmr 11,1c, aud 17, ut which there will bo a num.
bcr of new ami atlraelhe features,
lluNot IIchIHUo
1 o call, If only to coiujiaru our block and
ptlres wlthotliuis, Eiseiiiau llrolhers, clotbcrs and
tallois, comer Kesentli and E.
TlioKIUor I.lnliikr.
Young Olticky, of the Union Club, had
Wen up In .Marin county shooting for a week, when
be received u dispatch calling liliu home,
"Jly dear boy," said his partner, taking him
aside, liate)ou Ihe courage tu bear up under a
lenlbleblowr" '
'W-w-li-atlslll." gasped Glucky.
"Your wife has eloped.
"UrcMbcolt I' 'said the deseitexl husband ; "wllh
tvhoiur"
"Wllhjour tailor,"
"You don't nay so, " replied Ihe bereaved mau,
wllh a beaming smllo. "Why, I owed him six linn,
drcd dollars. Wbat'llyou Inker"
llcayoii eloiu Indeed teuirior the wind to Iho hhoru
lamb Itrr(ik HodJ tnti, '. I'ott.
'I lie Euullable C'o.operaflte JIiiHUInif
Aasoelatloii,
Subscription books aro now open for the
foui lb issue or steels lu this association, 'i bow con.
tcuiplatlngtuiall monthly luvestuootlor vt buying a
home or other propei ty should luuulie into the ad
(inluics and Lincflti (.u to Ibtam lu bo ijuItablo,
OUT DOOR SPORTS.
AmtMlcn.
l'robably no racing ovhhl this season has
attMctM to imilh attention In this city al the one
Sotlen iipdythe llLCenlennlal Cottimltteeof I'hlla
elphla on Iho StlmvlVlll on Thursday last. Tho late
regalia In this city ot tho Potomac llltcr llowlng
Clubs was nothing la comparison to Iho eagerroaS ills,
played by tho friends eif tho Columblas as they
awaited tlio two events In which thechamplona of iho
District were engaged, There was a very large dele
gation ot the Columbia Club In Philadelphia to see
the races, and Ihe corridor of Ihe Colonnade Hotel
wero continuously thronged by persons wearing the
badge ot the popular young organisation, while on the
Streets could here and thero bo distinguished similar
rlhlsons on Iho dresses of the ladles. Tho rtnii. i,v
Ihelr gentlemanly and nnlet deportment, have made
many warm friends In Philadelphia, and Ihelr victo
ries afforded almost as much pleasure as If they had
been won hero on Iho banks ot the Potomac. In tho
four-oarcd race Iho Colnmblis wero strong favorites,
their st jlo and wonderful form making It Impossible
almost to get the fi lends of tho other organizations to
Invest any money. Among tho contestants wero the
Falrmoiints and Crescents, of Philadelphia, the litter
being tho club that defeated Ihe Columblas In tho
trial heat In Iho National llegatta In last, Tho
course and day wero both In grand conillllon, while
an Immense audience witnessed Hie races from the
hills and banks of the river, l'rom tho word go the
Columblas held everything, and avon Ihe raco hand,
snmely In 0t2',, Iho Falnnouiils coming In second.
The victory was received wllh great applause, tinni
their friends on shore. In theclght-oared race the
hopes of the Columhlaawcro balanced, forthey knew
that they were to meet tho champions ol the United
Stales, and n crow tint has not sutteteil defeat this
year, and undoubtedly a team worth contesting
against, and a good, etching r.aeo would bo equal to
tictory. On tho other hntui, ibev wero fully confi
dent that they ha.l individually as strong a
crsw as Ihelr nnt.sgnnlsts,.bilt they Licit etpcrlcnco In
such boats as clght.oareiUhells; cnnseipiently looked
for a capital race, with n taint hope that victory
might again come to them Well, Ihe race was
rowed, and rowed well, and the Columblas, the
champions, or our Distort, luvo now added lo Ihelr
honors Hint of being the champion elghl-oarcl crew
ol the United Plates, "itch .trace awl such a tlclnrv
has not been accomplished before In Iho history nf
boating, anil IheColnmlilas feel Justly proud of their
well-earned tennwii. Prom Ihe slarl lo llnlsb. the
race avas pulled wllh etery Particle of strength pos
sesseil by tho sixteen inell, and the time mxdn lir tho
Columblas (SilO) It the fastest on rccotd fur Iho
Schuylkill Ulver, boating a rormor tcrord neatly
thltly.llvia seconds. Upon the llnlsh of the raco a
sceno of the stlldest illsoidor existed, men unknown
tacach other, but stealing Iho badge ot the winner,
embracing and jelling themselves hoarse In In lug
lo outdo the shouts of others and the nolso inado by
the steam whistles nt iho latluchea In the harbor.
The Columbia mon, as may well be Imagined, went
all to pieces, and thelt antics ami r.aoers w.sm ..,
amusing lo witness, and their advances to old Ellis
,?isni, .Tn,, uss maue moduli exactly what it Is,
was north a sight to soe, he next to Iho crew being
Ihe lion or the day. These two tares close the beat
ing season In tliis neighborhood, and nobody can
deny Hint It has been CnltittiMi's -isir. nt tl, n i.e....i.
clers or t lederlckburg, Washington, and Philadelphia
bear pnior. It shows also that to succeed In boning
a club must be recruited with a young and hardy
sot id men, who are not only milium but eager tu
row, and will put theniMltc entirely lu the hinds
of their trainer. The' treatment or tho Columblt
ciuii in i iiiimeipnii uy tne committee having tli
i'K in . in en uge was sn.aimy to siy the least, but no
u,-.uo.,iiai.-iicii iu mo si uiiyiKiii .Nasy rurthlsnter
slght, as they are iftrectly Independent Item thepar
ties who had the.itT.tlr In band.
Jleinbers of the Washington jires, and Tub
llEHAi.li In pattlculir, am under obligation to Mr.
McSelly. or tho Ve-per Club, or Philadelphia, ror
favors extended ou thud ay uf the races In l'lilladelphia.
The l'otomacs will omleavor tltu coming
winter to Instill new lire Into tho ranks ut their oluii
by the addition or a lot ol now auilslmngyoiing men.
Ibenioteinent lsrecilvlngthosutiportetii large num.
bernr prominent uiemheis, who are tery iiuxluus to
soe the championship testing at tho house or tho red
aud white.
Thu fair committee of the Columbia Club
are making rapid progress tutvird tlio great success
mat win attend the occasion, uud they predict :i Mr
flnanelil teiinhiith.ii nt their efforts 'Hie lister
joungl idles who will takupirt is not jet finished,
liutonougb Is already seemed lo Insure n bevy i.f
beamy ror each table. 'I ho money raised by tho rah
will gu toward enlirglng their house and Iho procur
ing of morer.icltigmaterl.il. Mr. Carter II ill nil) no's
name aras omitted last wook rrom (he list ot the com
mittee In charge. Ihe tickets, entitling etch pur
chaser to ,t dunce In tho grand ram-, aio selling
tery r.ast. h
The C.uroll Institute ltowing Club, at n
meeting held on bitimlay osculng, resolved to accent
an Invitation retell cd liaitn theTalr committee or the
tuluinbla P.oat Club teenier Into competition for the
single shell lobe soled to the most popnhr oarsman
lu tho District. Mr. .1. J. Collins, the genial fecro
tary of the club, avas un uilinuusly chosen ns lis can
did ite In Iho coutest, and ".llinniy " modestly re
matked that "he wouldn't be more than a length be
hind at tlio finish." 'I ho president was directed to
open negotiations for the purchase of an elelu
osred barge for the use of the club next season.
MeKinney, of thu 1'otiimacs, vests-relay re
ceived fiom Messrs tl ilt A. Co. the bamlsonio medal
won by him rrom IMiker Pago on October 7. The
medal Is undoubtedly the handsomest ono oter gotten
nil ror a similar ctent, and Mao" Istery pioud or
his prize, and tendeis his thanks to P.tgo for his
selection. It has a broad bar ot solid gold, wllh the
words "Slngla sculler " lu blueeiiainel. Hiispendul
by a spiral gold who to tho liar Is tho medallion, circu
lar In shape, with au arm ota sculler lu relief grasp
ing an oar. A beautiful laurel wreath of green gnlu
tapers around the bar, while engraled aiound the
outer edge Istholnscilpilon, " Wouby W.C.tlcKln
ney from Parker Pago In tlm race for the Potomac
Ulver championship," Iho whole being enclosed In a
bcauiirul case.
Sinctt the defeat of Clarvoe and JIartie, ol
the llureau or Kngratlng ami Printing, by that lUet
pair of young pculiers rrom tlm Coast Miue-y, Messrs.
Kearney and Flshet, tho sports or that bureau hate
been Ihlistlug for leteuge. They got up .ipjlrln
Messrs. llode and Soiumers, undoubtedly the best
they po-sess, and forthwith Issued aehallengo to the
pbenoinenas or the Cunt Mirvey Iho ilel was
promptly accepted, and the raie occurred on .aiumlay
last, wbon again Kearney and Usher proved them
selves tho better oatsmon, e.i3lly defeitlng their
worthy rivals in a three-mile race by about ton
lengths. '
Tho Analostans will put out somo good
crews next season, as by that lime many neav and
young members will bj added to the organization.
Iliiin Hull,
Trott, of this city, was over iu Philadel
phia last week, catching for the Phlladolphlas.
Kostou next year will plav the team of
IS2 with lory tew changes.
It is said Ward will receive $3,300 for his
services next year wllh tho Metiopulttaus.
Powell has been signed by Detroit, and
negutlitlous ate. about concluded with llurns, of the
iioijuses, iispitcner.
I'our of the Troy team Uwing, Cnnuuia,
Welch, and Gillespie have been signed hv the New
link Jletrupolll ins for next yeir. Wnril, now of
rrotideucw, ami Troy, who played with Detroltearly
Inthesoisou, have aim signed wllh the Mela.
With the addition of Irwin ami Kichinotnl,
or Worcester, Providence will begreiitlysirengtbeued
next jear. Properly supported, lllciimond's left
band delivery Is very tllecllto. It Harry Wright
wauls lu do . i really clever thing let him alternate
Innings wllh Iladbuurn ami ltlcbmond, playing them
both In etery game. It would boa puzzling com
bination. Tlio Nlitr-Ninii;lcil llrtiinur Thrst Toi
.V ii in urn list I'liitr,
Wasiiimitu.v, I). C. October 18, 1882.
To the Vdltur of The Huivlau llimld:
Sin: If the sprightly correspondent, wri
ting from Foil Jlclleury, avhose letter appeared In
your Journal ot the 17th ult., Is serious lu suggesting
the probability that the casualties to the assau It may
bate necessitated the use of more than ono Hag dur
Ingtlie bombirdmeiit of Hut formication In 1811,
Ihe uuderslgneil, who was a witness lo Ihe coulllcl,
ventures to proffer Ida testlinouy lu opmslilon to
tho theorollc.il suggestions courteously inlvanccd In
support of the possible authenticity of contllctlng
statements which lute obtained tiirronry resn-ctlng
the possession or that Hag by seteial illireiontpei
sons. Your coriespondent thinks It "perfectly lea
suitable to suppose that many Hags woie shut down, "
etc, It Is much mote reasonable to suppose, without
directly lmjieacblng the teracltyor reputed owners
or the nag, that they were the victims or ilecepllon,
Asbutoneflag wasiueil, nllof them, avunue, must
haaebeeudecelteil; and as iesiects the lady who Is
reported tu bate Inherited Hie Hag fiom the gallant
commander of lias fort, (.Major Atinlstoad, ) It may bo
remarked that It was nut tlio custom of that day for
tliecoiuniandurora tent or or a ship lo appropriate a
trophy orth.it kind to bis own or family use.
buch trophies wero bent to and preserted
by the proper department of the Govern
ment: and alter the writer ,.r it, is .,.
inunlcatloii removed to Washington how islnfonned
by the custodian of Ihe trophies uf the War of 181 i
that tho "veritable Hag" that waved user Fort Mc
llcnry wan amoiigstlhoto under his i ire. Thedepo.
sltory, at that time, wasln onoorihubrlik buildings
on beveiiteouth striet, nearly opjmtlto the Navy Do
partnient. If Itwai eter tbeio the record ought to
jdiowlr, and show alsu whether It has Imh-ii removed,
uud by what authority llut, whether ever there or
not, the writer hereof can truthfully afflrm that ouo
aud Uiu same IlJg waved over Foil ilclleury during
Iho whole or thalprotiactcd assault. It wait neither
shutdown nor hauled duwu, TbewilUrbuhrldlt loui
early morn of the nth or September until aller night,
and again beheld It at daylight the ueit inornliig.nnii
until atler the departure nt the hostile fleet. It was
a new flag of iiuusually largo dimensions, and, though
It sutfered some damage, Including two lirgo renlii
It continued to Host triumphantly and deilautly froui
the beginning to Ihe end nttboHege. If II had Piu
shot dow ii and replaced MaJ. Ariulsteul would hate
rc-arded audi un Incident as woitliy or notice In bis
offlelal rejuirtas Ihedlsmoiititlng of onoof his gunsi
but, while ineulloii Is mado of the (alter, 1101111111? Is
said of the loss of a flag,
Thus inuch Is voluutetreil, " for lliusakoor blstoilc
truth, lu icsponso lu thu lisvlt ttluis uf )ciui cone,
spondeut, who, It ma) be added, has nul correttly
clveullie name of the houorod aulliur or Ihe patrlotlei
lyrlo known as the Star-Spaiigle.l liaiiner."
,".".'." .?,'. K,y (,."', "'Ilium b.iwas the author of
Hat thrilling poetic Production. And )our corre.
biwiideut has been led Into another error In wvlne
IhatFort fovingion "fell In tor Its share of shot
and shell. Nu shot or shell of the enemy Ml within
a mile of that work, which was situated a mllo and a
quarter 01 mote from Fort Mcllenry. It was a cir
cular brick formication, luouullng seven guns, con
structed west of the "Ferry liar," lu oiclcr lo pre
sent barges or other small craft of Ihoeiiemy fiom
enteiliiK the lake kuowu as "l-prlng uatiiens "
whose waters expanded around Ihu koiilhern border
uf the city, and this sert Ice It gallantly iKirlormed
lu cuniiettloii wllh the "City llattety, " iiiountlnir
six guns, anearlliHoik tint was alternanl thrown
up fur tho tamo punmio east id the "Ferry liar "
It was under Iho ;uus or theso works that the mid.
night storming paity ol the enemy attempted lu laud
lor the purpose or making an assault 011 the rear ol
rurtMclleury, belug Us western or land side, width
was otberwlso iiuiirotccti!. 'Hih iin.i.i..,l .......
severely punished aud Ihelr plaus fruslratwl by lie,
ti arm leco-pllon given theiii by these futllll callous and
luanouiuivcsi uaiecr cu r on aicneury.
IftheiObll llVlue IIIIV other liitereuluil uil..IUU- ...
theeteuts heroin muulloiie-l he will lonunii what Is
above written.
Vt. W. Moo UK.
I'resileleiit Arllutr mill Col. I'limiiutcr.
At thu lilt Hi . tlio nnnearance. nml 11...
destiny of Ihe President and the Colonel illlfcr.sodoos
lliolr apparel. 'Ibe one wllh Ids euslly scarf, lino
underwear, niulbalf-lii.se, the oilier with hiss li.nos
Ingarray. '1 be Palais llujaltau supply both. 'J,B
gents' furiilsblng ilcpartiucnt lias the flntstt assoit.
incut of undorwuar and scarfs, both luitiinn,..! .!....
qualities, ut prices which should make Ibe Palafs
r.ojal, If II Is possible, more popular than ever.
Wo fins Miuav You
Tho most AttractIvoa8soilinentof boys' over
coats in the elly. and at pikes that win tempt jeu lo
buy, Klseuian llivtbeis, iornir Sett-uth. and if.
mUaKmciUit.
FORD'S
OPERA HOUSE.
ONE WEEK,
CommcnciMg Oct. 30.
EVERY EVENING, AND WEDNESDAY
AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
Tlm nilgltly Aloimrclis of Minstrelsy,
rj. U, Haverly's
CONSOLIDATED
MASTODON
MINSTRELS.
THEIR ANJVUAL, VISIT.
Xow Greater and licttcr than ever
Jic'ore, ami ThorottiIilj In
lieeitlny IVlth the
1 1 avert y Idea.
I. II, IMYKKLY,
I. . iiULICK, -
PronriCeur.
Manager,
50 MINSTREL MAGNATES 50
lliivcrlyicd in I.0.I1 Hi'iiiisplicies.
Tin: cuNiiur.KuitN or tub two
(jki:.t ,'ivii,i,i:i COIINTHIKN
Will l'rcscnt a 1'roirammc of
lilvnanee, llelncment, and 1'otil.
live Jfovelti.
A Melanye uf Jirimln, Handily,
Comedy, and Opera, Introduclny
theJsateHl Brilliant .Success.
Tin: jvkw iiEiMiirtmi:,
J I Ell MAJESTY'S OPERA;
Oil,
raid's Visit lo Vanilerliilt's lloiibc.
'7'iti Great J.ctm an Advllna 1'attl,
and tho Superb Mastodon Cast
presontlny all of the prominent
celebrities of th a day: 1'attl, Nlco
llnl, Galassl, franderbllt, Salvinl,
Mrs. J,anytry, (the Jersey JMy,)
JjOlta, Thcoitons 'J'homas,
Tho Drummer-boys of Sliiloh
The Mclnlyro Eninily,
Kate Claxtoii and Her Six Orphans,
J,ords and Ladhn, 1'ootmen In
JAvery, costumed In sullns and vel
vets, cntallluy an expense of over
$11,000.
The most Hleyant, Elaborate, and
lZxtravuyunt Wardrobe ever dis
played on. tho Minstrel Hlaye,
Gems from till the latest Comic
Operas: Tho Merry War, The
Sorcerer, Olivette, Ji title Taylor,
assisted by the famous histrionic
HAVERLY
SILVER CORNET BAND.
Ilvivrto Vonr Nettlst In Advance?,
:R IE O IP El IN" I IsT C3- OIE"1
KING'S PALACE
JLjiUi.il lull mA f -isai &u,Mm,Mm,MimnMlllJLMm.
814 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Tho Largest, JKotuil Millinery House in tho United States, extending ft-oni Seventh
to Eighth Streot, 200 i'cot deop, eorcring 8,000 i'oct ol grounds.
Grand Opening of French Pattern fiats and Bonnets,
And All the Novelties in the Millinery Line,
Special Consignments from Paris and London in
Millinery & Fancy Goods, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings, Lace Goods, & Kid Gloves
AN ELTLGAxXT, J7IJSrJ3, AlSrJ) J2X1J22!S1VJS SOUVJEJfflt TO JEVJ2JRYlmWJrASJUt.
AU aro Invited lo our Grand Opening.
Tho Most Wonderful Display that Skill and Art can Pvodnvo.
KING'S PALACE
814 SEVENTH STEEET NORTHWEST.
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR FALL
WEHRS
1VJ2 JIAVJi Oyj'J OF TJIJH FINEST AN1) LAXG3SST STOCKS OF FTRST-CJJASS
SHOhS in the District, and wil! tw adding to it dailf all tho newest and host th inns out.
Gentlemen and ladies will do well to call early while the stock is fresh and fall. Wotake
areat pains in fittinu oar peojde. Children's Spriny-hccland Infants' Shoes of toodtjaalili.
E 0. WINDSOR, 1423 New York Avenue.
gt.mij.fmf.itsi.
T
Hli CALLIJNDliltS AUK COMING !
YES, WE' I.I, AM. lIUIlAIt.
'OitD'S vi:i:k of novkmiikii is.
" the t'o.;si.iiATi:i
OX LEE !SIIE ll'S
AND
EUItOI'E.VN
(l.atii of llaverlt'R)
i'ui,uitcn .miVNTitr.i.N.
TWO MOSSTKlt SHOWS IN ONK.
FIITV COI.OKCl) CELEUltlTIIS.
11LACK3! ALL BLACKS! NO llUItNT COltK
USED I
ALL NOTED DAHK1ES:
Hilly ICersamls, llllty li.inks,
Wallaces Klntr, Lett Is tlrosvn,
IJIck Little, UobJtick,
Virginia Annstruui;,
Ati'l over forty oilier Kauioin Afrlciu Artists.
Uraiul Femalo Cliorus, Maiiunotli Sour; anil Ilmco
Teinis, until nit clog Tournament, Monster After
pieces. Introduilnj: tlio Tito llroat Coniun1oa lu
their Masstto ilajusty.
Oraml Struct lMraileoii ilay cf arrival avltli Ilm
CotisolliLiteHl llr.ass llaml ami Drum Corps.
Walt for litis Vast Exposition ot Mjifiilflcciit aiul
.Mairelmia Illnstriilsy.
VE3, WE'LL ALL UK llAlt.
5r-FOItI)'S. 4B-NOVi:511li:lt 13.
3SP
ATIONAL THKATIUi.
ONEWEMC, COMMESCINO
MONDAY OO TO II Kit 3 0.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY ANDBATUIIDAr.
TIIEQIIEATESTOF AM, DIIAMAS,
HANKINIS;
Or, IIcffKitr Your Ncltjlilior.
THE MOST ItECENT SUCCESS, Ilu
l'AUL MEIIIIITT,
AUTHOItOFTHE "WOULD. "
ritESENTED 1IISIIK IIY THE CELEIlltATED
COMPANY WHICH I'LAYED IT ALL SUMMEIt
AT DALY'S TIIEATItE, NEW YOIIK, WWII ALL
TIIEOltiaiNALbCENEItY AND .MECHANICAL
EFFECTS
THE CLIMAX OF ALL8KN8ATIONS. COMEDV,
DIIAMA, SPECTACLE. ALL IN ONE.
MONDAY NOVKSIUElt 0.
LIGHTS O' LONDON.
Q.HANI) I'AHl AND 1IAZAAK
OF THE
C'OX.UHIII.V IIUAT UMIII
s
M'llloputiNOVKMllKItsoat Masonic Teinili, and
eontlimoeltirlng (liutscek.
Season tickets, one ilollar, iinlllllng a Kcntlonian
and lailylo admission to tlio Fair, ami the holder to
one chance In tlio
DISTIUIIUTION OF VAI.UA I1I.U IMIESENT8
ATTIIK CLOSE OF THE FAIII.
First Prize A IIIIADIIUUY UI'ItKJUT (lltANII
PIANO. .lined at tl.000. Ifacillllllii of onn in.
ccntly pUcwl lu the Executive Mansion,)
Second Prlze-PAIIt OF LADY'S DIAMOND
EAUIIINUb, tallied at 1200, ami 0118 Ol'IIEKPItES
ENTS, o
DD FKllOWS' UALIi
(lliuli f.tas ...i..... .... ,. II. . .. nl. ,i i
liall III ttlsfl rltV fill- li.lllu lisnlnlitin. Wlitma .Iramnlln
iiKl uUicr vtitfitaininuitta. Fur tcriiin' apply to
Janitor. uc2u-4tG
UiSffUanfrjusi.
0S. tl.il.ff. lm ......-..., ...!.. ... Ir .. J, .
new and enhtrfftd ticheme to bt drawn Monthly,
ir ei.ii'iiAi, viiil.t., rl7n,tlll(l. -e
TlcltolH iinly 80. ftlinrcH lis iriiiorf Inn
int-m
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incornoiatesd In 1868 for 'a rears br tlm r.pftsiiiiira
for Educational and Charitable nuriHisea ariih a riui.
tal of l,ooo,ooo-to which a reserve fund of ISW.ooo
has since licen added,
lly an uTertvhehnlni; )oiuUr volu Its franchise avas
made a part uf the present State Constitution adopted
Docemlter It. A II. 1Si7u.
The onllt .otterv ll.r voted nn nu.l ln.ln,.l In
tliejnujilt of una Mult
if never tcaiet or jiosffioiif t.
ItH Orisml Nlntrln Nmiilins. Iivsulnvs
Inltn iiliiori iiiiiutlily.
A NIl,r.NIIII SU'l'Olt'I'llNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. KLKVENTHORAND UKAWINU.
OLAB8 I AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. NO
VKMUKItll, I8B2-IOUIH Monthly Drawluc.
I.iieiU ul iho rolliitvliisr Ncliemv, under
the exclusive suiwrvlslou and insuaKement of
(joss. it. r. iii-Aiiii:iAiti, ur En., isuti
Ueu. JUIIAI, A. KAItEY, i.r V.
who iiiauauo all llieilrawlne;sot this coiupaiiy, both
nrilliiiiry and siniul.miinirtl, and attest the
conccluess of Ihe published Otllclal Lists,
OAl'ITAl, lltl.i;, H7a,IUO.
1(10,000 TIoIsolH at Fiv llnlllirH Kuvli.
t raclloiiH, lu rinim, In iroiurllou,
liht or rmzaai
I ('ajillal Prise
I Capital Prise
I Capital I'iIjo
21'rliesof le.dOO.,
61'rlies of it.coo..,,, ..,,,
101'rlretof 1.000
...t7e,0fO
... 26, WM
... 10.000
... 12,000,1
... 1U,UW
... 10,000
... 10,000
... 20,000
... U, 000
... 21,000
... 29,000
... 0,760
... 1,600
... 2,2(0
20 Prises of Mio,...,
100 Prizes of
200 ,
100
CO ,
300 Prizes of
600 Prlsta ot
looo Prizes of
2S
AlTllOXIHATHIN J.II7.K8I
8 Approximation Prlzesof 1760
0 Approximation Prlzesof too
8 Approximation I'llzcsof 250
1C7 Prizes, anjounllngto,.., 1281,600
Application for rates to tluls should bo made only
ta the omco of tlio Company lu Now Orlcaus.
z-tinuriuer information, write clearly, ulvlug full
address. Send orders by Express, Keglstercd Litter.
-- r.-,, V'VI HUUHtWUUUII IV
ill A. WAUrillfl,
w ii r . New Orleari, ii.
IS. II. l Ifiln,. n.l.l r..ui..l tn V'n... . 1. ,..-.. ...II, ..
-... v.v.v ".MtvawsS IV ..VST VIICAUS nil! 10
ttlvoproin.t alteullou, t(li-lt
HI PAEO
sidiou cJilfiSi.
DUNCANSON BROTHERS,
AUCTIONEEK B.
S. E. COIlNKIt NINTH ,fc l HSU. N, W.,
ltospectlully Solicits the P.atronaco of the Public.
PAItLOK OltAND PIANO, 7!f OCTAVE; PAU
LOIt SUITE, EASY UIIAIIM, PlElt MlltltOlt,
MAHHLE-TOP CEN IltETAIILES, OIL PAINT
INGS, WALNUP CIIAMIIEIt SETS, CANE
IIOCKEUS, MAIIULE-'IOP SlUEIIOAIt 1), EX
TENSION TAIILE, DINING CHAIRS, 1IUUS
SELS AND OIHEU CAUPEI'S, IIOOKCASE,
lIAT-UACIv, WAIIDUOIir.S, 1IED AND OTHER
LOUVOT.S, SEWING MACIIINE3, PICTURES,
HAIR MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, PILLOWS,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, 1CI1CHEN UTEN
SILS, ETC.. Etc., 1IEIN11 CON1ENT3 OF
DWELLING No i!9 EAST CAPITOL STREET,
(GRANT ROW.) AT AUCTION.
Oil MONDAY MORNING, OCIOIIKR 30, com
nieiicliiE at 10 O'CLOCK, ate will sell at Iho above
named residence a Una collection ol Furniture, being
In clccantordcr and partly enumerated, to avhleb the
attention of biiretrs Is called.
gropjinlsi.
gs
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Post OrriCK Dli-aiitment,
Washi.noio.v, D. C, October 10, lb82,
PI1OP0SAL8 avlll bo receltod at the Contract Of
ficii of this Derailment until 3 P. SI. of January 6,
1 883, for carr) lug Iho malls ot the United Stnles upon
the routes, aud according to the schedule of nnltal
and deparluro specified Uy Iho Department, lit the
Slates of Maryland andVlrglula, fiom Julyl, 1883,
IoJiiiidW, 1885, I.lstsof routes, with schedules of
arrivals aud ilepai lures, luslrucllons lo bidden, avllli
forms for eontiacls and boudi,and all other ueiessary
Inforiuatlou, will bo furnished upon application to
tho Second Assistant Postmaster General.
T. O. IIOAVJD,
oe2J-Ct Postmaster Ueueral,
pnorosALS foii jiovinq buildinqs.
DKI'AHTMENT or IIIE IKTEIIIOII,
urriec.ae'1-j.iiijQiHU .UlnJ:ltll
AND AliCIIITKCr,
FiitLi'itoor iiuilpino roit
PUN8ION OrncE
WAS1IINOTO.V, D. C, October 28. 1182.
PROPOSALS avlll be recoiled at this office until
12 o'clock uoou, on TUESDAY, October 91,1182,
for moving and placing lu position tho two frame
one-story buildings now ttaudlug on O ttieet, by tho
l'leut omce, to the north side of Reservation No. 8,
uui,iu,u.uti, ucmcc-u rourin auct irittu streott
uorthttest. M, fj. AIEIUS,
Bupeirlslng Kniilueer aud Architect,
UtovelAit'or General U. B. A.
JR01'0SAI.B FOR DRUDOma.
POTOMAC IIIVEUIMPUOVEMKNT near WASH
1NUTON, D. O.
1'MIIJ.U HTATJlB JSMHMJiKIt Ol'i'lCli,
2138 PMNVt.VANIA AVKNUC,
u. ,imoTOf. 1). v., HePteinber27. l82,
. H.!;A.,.'1:" J'lWI'OU AI.B, lu dupflcato, for Dredging
lu tho PoUimae lllvcr, near Waabluglon, D, O., ttlll
berecolredatthlt omco until II A. M., ou MON.
DAI , October 30, 1882, and oneuoil Immediately
theroatter.
The approxluiato amount of dredging Is Ono Million
Seven Hundred Thousand cuble yards.
JJlanlc lormi on wtilcu proposals must bo made, speci
fications and aurdeslrbil lnff.rinatlon ran Lu I.&.1 ,m
application to Hilt omco. PKT1CKO. MAINS,
.Major of KuglDwt,
iiWiiiiseiiiiisMwsimiinwunijiiM
AND WINTER.
(UiSffUiiiifoiiiS.
"Vy A N T K 1).
A DAIRYMAN AND TWO LA1S0RERS.
Apply
PULTON'S LOAN OFFICE,
OC8-H3 311 Ninth stii'Ct.
FLOWERS.
ELOWEllS.
AT ASTONISHING I'lUsJKS.
VELVET PANSIES, fiOc. dosen, Rubber Stems.
Three FRENCH HOSES, all color?, on Lubber sleins,
for 2Sc.
F11ENC1I VIOLETS. Scents per dozen, all colors.
SILK ROSE 1IOUQUETS, for llouuct aim Corsatro
atoar, si. 50.
Largo IIOUQUE'IS CRUSH ROSES, allcolois. from
50c. tujI.Su.
A GltAND ItOTANlCVL DISPLAY OF ARTIFl-
LEAF PLANTS, C1A''
TROPICAL PLANTS,
WINDOW BOXES,
And all kluds of Vines for Picture and llouso
Decorations.
Wo have also Imported a haiidsnino lino of Dress
and Corsago Iloirniiela; also Handsome Ilonnet
Flowers.
3?axisittn Flower Co.,
1110 r ftlrrcl JVos-llistPhl.
NO CARDS, ALL ARE INVITED.
PC1-3U12
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.
OAlUtlAUEN.
fal'ItING ANI MJJIBIEH DAItlllAGEN.
In Groat Variety and Stylo.
AOENTKORllOSTON IIUCKIIOARD CO.'S
Blde-llar llncgles nnd other Light Carriages. Tho
Ilest Carriages lu the country for the money,
Repairing promptly attended to.
HOHKllT II. UKAIIAOI,
neposltory and Factory, 110 tin Eighth 6lrect N. V.
decs-lys
R. O. POLKINHORN,
STEAM PRESS.
Book and Job Printer,
033 mill Oil I NTHEET.
KVERY DESCRIPTION OF IMIINTINU A
tnr2l-tf2 SPECIALTY.
IJMK VIUGINIA MIDIiANU HAIMVAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH-
WEST AND WEST.
Schedule In clfcct OOTOHEK 15, 1882.
7.10 A. M. NEWORLF.ANB MAIL-Dally.
Making close connections to all points South
and Buiitlitubt, tuth Pullm.111 bleeping Cats
from Washington, via D.tuvllla to Atlanta, nnd
Atlanta to Now Orleans. Also, from Washington
to New Orleans, tla Lynchburg and Ililbtol.
SHOP. H. LOUISVILLE FAlbT LINE, dally, tla
Charlottesville, Ilu-sllnjjtosi, and Lexington, to
Cincinnati, Louisville, and nil Western points,
Pullman blcmilng Cars, Washington to Louisa Ilic,
10l35F. M. bOUTIIKlIN MAIL A Nil l-YPIM'slu
Dally, to all points South, Southeast, aud South,
ttesl, via Dnuvlllo and t'liarlotto, mill Pullman
Sleeping Cars, WnsliliiL'ton to Ch.irlet.lou.
For all points nn Manassas Division takes 7ji) A. Al.
Itjln dally except Sunday. For Warre'iiton, take
7il0 A. M. and 6M0 P. M, Iralu dally.
ortlckel and all Information Inquire at cum-
liany'aoulce, col Pcniisjlvanla avenue, or at Union
Depot,
M. SLAUGHTER, U011. Pass. Agent.
.. ... . V..' i'ACDANIEL, Agent.
bOL.JIA AS Tramp .Manager.
QltKATI'liNNHYLVANIA IUHJTK
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND HOIITIIWhST
DOUI1LF. THACK, 8TKKL RAILS, MP ENIIIU
SCENERY. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPJIr NT.
m IN EFFECn-OUlOIIERl. 1682.
Trains leave Washington, Iioinblallou, eor. of Mlstl
and 11 streets, as follows .
Yor Pittsburg and Ihe West, Chicago Limited Kx
press ol Palaco bleeping Cars, at 81 J0 a, 111, elally ;
last Line, 830a. iu. dally, ttllli Weeping Carl
fruin narilsbiirgtuCluclmiatli Western Kxpress,
7i80 p. 111, dally, wills palaco Cars iu Pittsburg
and Cincinnati) Mall Kxpress, 8160 p. 111, dally
for Pittsburg and Iho West.
uVni10,t,s ANU 1'OTUMAO ItAII.RIIAD.
lor Erie, Canaudalgua, Rochester, llutfalo, Niagara,
l 0160 p. 111, dally, except Saturday, with Pal-
aC6 Cars fiom AVssliliivtun ... ri.M-ti.l-lH..-
KorWIIllaiutport.Loclf Havcu.aud Klmlrn.atii-soa.
III. llallv. HxrentHiinilsv.
For New Yoik and the East 8, 10i30a, ui.,i30, H!0,
8i60,and lOiSOp.m, On Sunday, itso, V160, and
10:20 p. in,
Lliultwl tiprcssuf Pullman Pallor Cars, 830, in,
dally, except Sunday ,
For IlrookJ 1 n, Noav York, allllnough ttalus connect
ms vvibvj viiyiaiiu uoaisui "jiiooKiyu Annex, t
affording direct transfer to Fulton stic-ot, avoid.
lug double ferriage across Nuiv York- ilt.v.
For Philadelphia, 8, 10-30 a. in,, I18O, j20, Otto,
aud 10:20 p.m. OnSuuday, 4t20, 8t6l',aud I0i2o
p. iu.
Limited Express Ui30 a. m. dally, extent buudai
Kor llaltlinore, Oiio, 8100, 8t30, louo a. ui uud
1:80. 1:20, mo, 0120, 7130, vuo. and loizoii.iu.
On Buuday, 8:00 and 8i30 a.m.. i2o,0i2O.7ijo.
8:80, aud 10:20 p. m, " '" '
For Popo' Cieek Llue, 8:10 a, m. and ItlOii. lu,
dally, except Sunday,
For Annapolis, CilO a. in. audi 1 iOn, in, dally, exceed
Sunday. "
AI.KXANDRIA AND FJIEDKRICKBnUltO KAIL-
WAASfAMUI"A ANU S'N-
For Alexandria, 8:30, 7:00, 1:20, 11:00, 11:26 a. m,
4:20, 6100,0:00. (too.aiid lliSllp.iii, Unbuudny,
0:30, 8:20, lliooaud 11:25 a. iu,, anil8:IXIp. in
Kor Richmond and the South, GiSuuml 11 i2Saiu, dally,
and 6:00 p. lit. dally except Buuday.
Tralnsleavo Aleralidrlufor Wnshlngloii, 0,7:20, 8:00,
and 10 a, in., 12H0, 3, 6, T, and 8120 p. iu,, and
12 mldulgbt, On Sunday nt 7:2V, 8:00, and 10
a. iu,, ami 7 and 8,20 p, 111.
Tickets aud Information nt tho onlce mutl.cust
comer of Tlilrtcoutu street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at tho station, where orders 11,11 be left for
tbocliccklug of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
CHARLIE K. PUtlll, General Mauagrr.
J, It, WOOD, jeumalPatmctiger Igeut,
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