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Profeslonelt.Nsr.Us11th~.Nw 426-Sm EDUCATIOWAL. RA LROADS WINTER RPRORTS, PROPQSAjS. ORANTED LICENSES. AN UP-TO-DATE AmmUELANC3, 33 mAMN HOUs FLEET EVOLUTIONS Number of Retail Ones Issned Yea- WAaSamNOTON. BALTIMORE AND AMr.AnM ,. I. X Freedamen's Hospital Provides Itself on Oa PROMIL'I VATION 03'F Schedule in eeta. Directly 6=L 4 0- noGat LT FAL .TEPOTMAC. terday Afternoon. Of NOW ]= satbats Relator. W With a Muelk-Ieeded Aeeessary. I1ANO LOtW -M'WIAL ATfEITION PAi) Leave Washington fregs statics earner The Great Power o wi receiveSI- The excise board afternoon to beginners; papua taken rm iz years up. Jersey avenne and street. - £4-lUCHAS. ZVANS. utlNOON or BAT 6AY =H late yesterday The ambulance-service of Washington is . Iias for eixeSvA shaft for the Address W.tar ere. fe7t* For Chicage and Northwest, Vestinle4 D(VLG BBUNSWIK granted the following retail liquor licenses: to be increased on Monday or soon there- trains 31:5 a.. :00 s. wheel pits of the compa gs bouse at Great Maneuvers of the North For and Imnapb. Vbdi- Pactfie ave., above Now York, Atlantle it. falls, Said shaft will be- by eight feet in Projected T. F. Kinslow, 2155 Pennsylvania ave.; Cas- after by the ambulance of Fradmen's Cincinnai, St. Look cp3 n aB the year steam heat; rates, $, bitadmenion, t de ale F. buled Limited 3:0 p.m. espress 12:1 Night. an iiJW CHAS El KM titonty Verti Atlantio Naval M. Leahy, 1001 6th at. sw.; Ernest Hospital. This will answer emegency For Pittsburg and-Cevelad, dsm1 11:0 fLB $3Pa day. The omainIagulsi rokwth ner~ Squadron. 814 Osborne & n.m- 8:3 Uespe eal 41.lais.~d~Wlsto pre Tralbor, 0 n.e.; Hoban, 6Z calls in the most approved manner and will LANGUAGES. Vol p.a. foot In th of . auccf 7th Brown & Mullen. 212 9th o tgoda an mea.n 1115.m. OCAN GANATORIMU t commnece work imme- n.w.; at.; be accompanied on its runs by Surgeon THU S Or WIOGUAG, or 5:0 . Atlantt. City, N. J. der lbe required Bernard Pa. Geo. RL%.OOL tar and way station, with conveniences for Invalis and for The c re es -the right to exact Bryan, 121 ave.; Delahay, Hill of the hospital. Freedmen' Hospital, For Luray, Natural BrbdgeRonank, Knovine Replete diately.bond for perform a of contract, and to re- 801 D Geo. R. Emrich, 485 Pa. cth1111We pAm enan Euro Chattanooga, Memphis A New Orlase, 11 thoe demiring the comforts of a first-dam quiet address- REAR ADIMAL IRAlE IN COMAI at.; ave.; under Its new management, Is desirous ef p.m. daily, s a thrmagh. hotel. ject any a all bids. s will be Ada K Nagle, 109 Pennsylvania avenue; Erggeb,"110M e~ ela G reef ears MaNge bat ete. Write for di ed to the undersigned, will furnishpe Robert K 1610 U Edward L. becoming one of the leading emergency. FMn LOVOy, ' electrilty, Boyle, street; For M-p-na. dafly. 6:5 eular. and forms and any further in1- Jordan, and operating hospitals of the country. ltio, week dnys., Z4:20, 5:00. H. tlon Nei HAAM N, 517 9th street; Louis Schmidt, 702 SHOWrAND. X7:10, z7:30 (8-0 45-minutes), 8:36 9- 00 M2t DR. W. H. BUL Gra 7th street; John Kaiser, 1314 32d street; and this ambulance service is a step to- Is three 45-mulates) x12:00, x12:0, 12: 232 Atresfor PrOereey fotia. FPh eime, 315- 43:00 am., 5:00 45-min- HOTEL TRAYMOR11 Fal(owrt Value of Such Exercise of War Alex. L. Satterwhite, 419 12th street; M. T. ward the accomplishment of that design. writing, S. ACME PHONOsmAPHYi 4-mInutes) 325, x4:2, 4:11 Atlantic City N J. O'Brien, 107 H street Louis V. No was tyN RoB 3L,1sewart mith s.w. tes), 5:05, x5:i), x6:2, 6:30. 3800, 8:15. ac-1- northeast; appropriation made for this, but lift. 29:00, 11:30 5:35, Suadys, z4:20, Appoist~d" ti.unIexelled. Spinner, 61 Pennsylvania avenue south- Dr. Williams, surgeon-in-chief of the hos- ad 11:85 p.m. HuOTEL TAYMOB CO. LEGAL NOTICES. Demonstrated. cast; T. L. 60 B gen- AN 7:30, 8:30 49:00 45-minutes), 20980 am., x-. DS. WHITE Jr.. Manager. fel-78t Ships Silby, street; P. B. Mere- pital. managed to do this out of the iXPERINCED LADY TE.CUUR FOR CHIL. 212:05, 1:00, x2:20 (3:00 45-minute.). 8:25, 4:a1 ESTATE OF EDWARD Y. OF dith. 84 Pennsylvania avenue; C. F. Lam- eral fund. An ordinary wagon was pro- dren OF yon ladies makes a seaof lmah (5.00 39u0- THU PENNHURST, ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. UN- ROBBN D 20. literature, rhetore. an be 45-minutes), x5:45, 6:0, Z8:00, 1O:04 andgs Ali conveiene In- CINCINNATI. OHIO. No. 6492. DM'NLDOC brecht, 729 8th street southeast; A. J. Col- cured and made over In ambulance fash- reene Vl 0 R11:30, 11:25 pm. VmodeleL Appliation havi been made to the Supreme lins, 27 F street; M. 000 41-2 south- ion at the under the direction of Addrem T3AM R 2 st. L.. For Annapol, 1:10 nd 8:30 n.m., 12fl. : hse tr, light a , etc. Court of the Distri of Columbia, holding Orphana' Daly, hospital, p-".Su-days- ja2S-3m JA~ilavO-OD. letters of administration on CRUISERS TO PARTICIPATE West; M. T. Green, 617 4 1-2 southwest; the surgeon-in-chief. Springs of a special 3:30 a.m., 4:31 p.m. Court, for ancillary Wm. 3288 80 on Fo: Frederick 00, a.m., b1:15, e4:6 THE CHBA10N said estate, by Hervey S. Kniht, of the frm of Harnedy. M; Joseph Gatto, pattern were put the vehicle, end in Geo.W.Lawrence, Ln c5:30 pm Atlantic N. J. Inight W D. C., this Is to give E; Henry Alechwee, 512 12th; W. J. Cos- all ways It-will compare favorably with e e City,t N Bros.. 604 a Studios. 11011S9 w.. 110 3 a.. Tial leson tie. For agertown, e11:25e11:0a.m., 50 p-A, irelanthe beah ctice to all conce pp~ear In said cour tello, G; L., R. and L. Sprohs, 483 C; specially built ambulance. Then came ja1-18te For Boyd and points, 1W the 23d of F r A.D 1895 the John P. 310 Jas. F. Connors, a struggle to the horse. This was way wa dS09 1tulak to sh awhy mua To the naval enthusiast projected Hickey, 10th; procure 2UL OROXY F7r Galtbesburs ned iI.c64.m.: watr bathe io the bouse. 10 o'coc a.m., ipidca fleet evolutions of the North Atlantic 843 Pennsylvania avenue; Wm. L. Wells, done after considerable dificulty and with aIm., e12:50, c96- es:8 :5,a7:05, b9:406 tion shoulP pot We grRated 363 M southwest; H. 0. Cornwall, 3214 M; a minimum of cost. The harness was se- h t ebtai, the BoUT p1.3' m. ja2S4S1t 3ROET'SONI. are of an Importance second only with @nm. smguu to te OWL Por1 way points, :00. Attest: f D. CL squadron Julius Thurm, Good Hope Hill; Wm. Mor- cured after much trouble, and then the Junetlen and HADDONHRAI.L Wlls, to an actual naval As a prac- 301 H. outfit was WORMERLY e9:50 a.m., :15 p.m. Btentrais s 5b at J. WM. I. KPgGHT, Pro for Applitsnt. engagement. ris, G s.w.; F. McDevitt, 530'3d s.w.; made complete with the neces- Articles of merit eme bardb be booht onl Atlantis City. N. ja24-lawft tical lesson the war be- A. Lcehl, 643 D; Chr. Dammeyer, 301 10th; sary instruments, &c. at a eessr, 11ICIIstations c4liD Ocean frunt; sa water baths In house; ele- object present has 1W ROALBLM La yOR YrsORK A14D vator. &e. tween China and Japan is of great value. Henry Dismer, 241 Pennsylvania avenue; The Secretary of the Interior been Merehant ble. hae the lew-eieed @to"&L P ILDAELPHIA. Jill-Ot LUDS & have National Hotel; Lewis 0. Carroll. 236 3d much pleased with this enterprise, and it AB trais Illuminated with Pintsch lght. LIPPICOIT.- ATTORNEYS. Expert officers of the army and navy northwest; Wm. Reagan, 945 B; Daniel F is quite likely that an will THEREFORE, For New York, Boston and the THE PRINCS ANNE, to watch appropriation TheIprice7 e r et an ftas of metL Erst, weekPhiladelphia.das 3:00 S.m. VIRGINIA BEACH. VA. A. GOODRICI, LAWYER 124 DEARBORN ST been specially detailed carefully Driscoll, 201 K; The Normandie; Jno. M. be made which will permit Freedmen's (DLLEOUI, 4:20. (10-0 Dinlig TRAIL Chicago. Established 1Mt. Business an of the 506 John 640 to in service one of the best Car). 02:00 Carl, 8:00 (5:00 D10 r), OPEN ALL THE le~gltes the military operations contending Perreard, 14th; Fitzmoris, Hospital put I.W. eor. 8th and K ats. .w., 3:-00 at 10 o eee. The regular winter and spring season at this e.Branches and facilities In other on with the Pennsylvania avenue; Duffy & Leannarda, ambulances in the country. During the is cnadueted an bo.n. methode. (11:&0pm.,eeping Clar, Opn a forces, on sea as well as land, modern nd fi(9:00 a.m. Dinifg Car). (12:00 Din- favorite hotel beins on January 29, 1896. As 215-217 7th street; T. J. Tyrrell, 236 busy hours of the day the rig Is to be kept The BEr baines educatles M:, :00 45:00 8:00 (11:0 peasure and helhroti sunsurpassed, and CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, prime object of obtaining information that 4 1-2 street J.
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