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Went ira TO Win.
HOW LOGAN MANAGED HIS SUCCESSFUL sENAToRIl
CANVASS.

HOW LOGAN MANAGED HIS SUCCESSFUL SENATORIAL
CANVASS.
". A. Croffut in the Detroit Post
wonder whether John Logan Is going to be our
next President Things heap worse might easily
happen to Us. l don't know whether he has made
up his mind on the subject or not, that is all that
makes Inc hesitate. When lie concludes to be
President everybody had better stand from under.
speak by the book, for recOllect how he walked
into the Senate.
1t was. should say some fourteen wears ago
now. 1 was managing editor OF the Chicago Fee
Mug Post. and the eiitor-n-chief and owner, MI.
Blakely, had gone TO Europe and left me In full
charge. One morning Gen. Logan came in, sat
down by my desk and said:
~ ave come In TO 10 you 4 favor"
"IeS," l ansN cred. with that Slight rising infec-
ton that denotes the 1nquistive mind. and gen.
elously added, " What can you do for us?"
~ can give you point You want to be on the
"Nhy, certainly.nI replied. "That's what We
always have been and are and mean to be-"
Very well; now am going TO be the next Sen
ator from Illinois,"
Twas surprised. The other republican papers
We're for the incumbent, Oglesby, or had not yet
announced their preference. II seemed Impossible
that Logan could succeed but it didn't seem polite
to say SO.
81 sin going to win. No Chicago paper has nomi-
treated the square, and have come in to tell you
the news and give you the chance" He laid before
me some figures that Justified his confidence They
satisfied NE, and nominated Logan the same az
ternoon IN formal fashion.
/ went to Springfield and witnessed hts canvass
IL was unique HIS headquarters were in one suite
OF rooms, and those OF his handsome and spirited
wife were at the other end OF the hail. Both were
crowded all day and till late at night. Mrs Lo-
gan was something more than an agreeable enter
tatner. She was, where her husbands interests
were concerned. a politician. She knew which par
ty the various counties belonged to, and who were
the influential men in different localities; and she
seemed TO understand the status OF her visitors in
tuitnely. 1t was short, sharp campaign, and Lo-
gan was elected.
I'm W. fO =
up MS mind about the next step. II he haS-as
said before.
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News Briefs.

The Jury in the Rowell trial at Batavia, " Y,
have brought IN verdict OF hot guilty. on the
ground OF self-delense. The verdict Was received
with Wild enthusiasm
A bill was introduced in the Mississippi hous,
yesterda! making Meridian the carlt Il q the state.
resolution WAS passed Inviting Jefferson Davis 10
address the assembly on the lie If :. \ P.ent;ss.
MI. Locke will to-day Introduce Ia the New York
legislature bill similar IN It's provisions to the
Scott liquor law now In operation In Ohio.
General Manager Myers, CT the Pacific Mutual
Telegraph company, denies the report that the line
has been sold 10 the Bankers and Merchants Tele-
graph company.
Re-. Thomas W. e Shippers, OF the Philadelphia
conie ence. VI. +. church, died II his residence IN
Philadelphia, "Wednesday night, aged 20 years.
ne Baltimore L. VI. {. " celebrated fht r thirty
frst anniversary last evening. The receipts for the
year We're J, .9l3Si anG the membership 1893. Sen
atOr ColQuitt Dlate an address.
ijr. ,i'"r Johns Beatty. resting at Inglestde.
queen Anne'S county. Nd. was found dead at his
room door Wednesday morning.
NJ. ChtS ). farran. editor OF the Calvert Journal
anu the Oldest member or The Prince Frederick bar.
died az his residence, hear Prince Frederick, Md,
on "Wednesday.
Ran 81 years OF age. who registered himself as
~. II. Harley. Pa" committed suicide yesterday
AT tne cosmopolitan hotel, New York, by shooting
himself in the TIGHT temp!e
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From the Arkansaw Traveller
An Old man from the undsturbed quiet OF rural
htll-tops, and his daughter, who was no doubt the
belle OF the neish5orhood, came 10 the city the
other day to do seasons shopping for themselves
and any OF the negEbors that 'sent along.n While
they were in a store. the girl said:
Pap, want yOa 10 buy me album"
he Old fellow gave her sarcastic look, and re-
piled:
"What the deuce do you want with album ?
You couldn't play on It CT wuster get II fur You"
W hen the salesman explained. the Old fellow
added: "oh. didn't understand Thought it was
one OF these here things that you take In both
hands ana SHOVE up together and stretch out TO
put pictures In. Ell? Wall, She amt got but three
pictures and they re made on TIN. Reckin she can
keep EN- In a box while l0a.er"
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A DSSappOinted bridegroom.

4 kLUPENENT
telegram from Atlanta. 6 j, dated January goth
says: For some time society people OF Houston
county have been waiting with interest for the
marriage of Mr. W. f. Till and Miss Nina Pe1dv.
VI. \. Til is popular business man Of excellent
family, while the lady Is the dau yhter of the Rev
George w. fed9y, one OF the leading Methodist
ciergymen OF this district. The wedding was liked
fer thi, afternoon at 3 O'Clock, to which many
guests had been invited. When the lady failed 20
take her usual place at her fathers breakfast
table this morning search soon revealed the alb
s@nce Of Miss Nina from the house. Her trousSeau
was also gone. and until noon no clue could be
obtained to her whereabouts when IL was
learned that j. F. Grant, the young ladyS brother
!n-iaw. 4 deacon in the Baptist church. was also
missing. soon the whole story WAS told OF secret
meetings between the couple, OF Grants importu
mites with his ssterfn-aw 10 keep her from giving
herself 10 anoi her. ana their flight south. The
disappointed groom and brother of the runaway
bride have started in pursuit OF lile couple
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EX-Div. on C. P.
Wall Street To-day.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was OF Il very negative
character this forenoon, and though the result Of
lhe foreno0n's trading until nearly 1g o clock was a
slight decline from last nights closing prices for
nearly all stocks, the decline was rather the usual
erect OF dull and featureleoS market than OF any
special outside Influences or any special operations
OF either bulls or bears. The slight downward ten
Indicating disposition TO DO L0Jhlng for the time
being. After 1870 O'Clock there q Hrmer feel
Ing, ana prices advanced from "a to 3 by Il o'clock.
his ieTt The majority OF stocks very small Irac-
lon higher at 12:l5 than at the close last night.
canadian Pacific WAS the only special feature OF
the forenoon, advancing from "a 1T the opening 10
5b9 At 1918 The advance Is due to the Une iSn6ss
OF tne shorts, there beng very considerable short
interest outstanding.
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Socialis.:c Panic I'm Austria.

AN ALLEGED FLAS TO AsSaSsISATE THE EMPEROR
The apprehension OF further soCiSlistic disturb
ances has led 70 the adoption Of extraordinary
measures by the Austrian ministry. Ry virtue OF a
law OF 1859 they have published an ordinance which
proclams Kind OF martial law IN the districts u
Vienna, kornenburg and Wiener Neustadt Special
measures have been adopted also with reference TO
suspicious letters and dangerous publications In
Vienna and kqnepburg trial 10y jury has been sus-
pended. strange man is said To have been found
on wednesday concealed In the Emperor Francis
JosephS box al the opera. having IN his Possession
mathematical instruments, tape measures, wires,
dc. he proved 20 be an engineer OF Bavaria The
police believe he was Remembering in connection
win plan 10 assasSinaJe the Emperor. Great eX-
element Is reported
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Capitol Notes.

1t was announced that to-day would conclude
the debate In the House upon the Fftz Jonn Porter
bill and a larger crowd than has been present at
any other time during the debate was assembled.
the galleries were crowded and many people stood
on Side me doors after 10 more could possibly find
1ner way in, cranins their necks to see what was
made the first speech in defense OF the bill and
louaAy applauded frequently CONFUSING the House
WITH laughter by some Of his original remarks lie
was Followed by Nj. CalkinS, of Indiana, who made
one OF me best arguments against the bin that has
oeen presented He WAS still speaking when
this report closed. William Walter Phelps
and Governor Curtin viii speak In defense
OF the bill and Mr.. Boutelle against IL Probably
Others VIII participate in the debate pro and con,
aI.er which 1t is expected TO have vote upon the
SUBJECT There Is very little doubt felt about the
passage Of the bill this evening.
REPRESENTATIVE BUCKNER AND THE POTTER Bill.
The Potter bill, providing for the issuance OF two
per cent twenty year bonds was considered by
the House committee on banking and currency to-
day Representative Buckner, chairman, said that
IN ms opinion the committee did not have Jurisdic-
ZION over the bill. because IL affected both the
enqe ana the bonded debt If reported 1t would go
70 the committee OF the whole, and he thought It
ought 10 De kept out OF 'that graveyard" Possibly,
M. xuckner said, it would be referred to the CON-
uhCtee on ways and means. where II certainly
would De lost Representative Dlngley thought the
committee had Jurisdiction over the measure be-
cause it had been referred to IL by the House The
committee decided to continue consideration OF the
BILL and adopted resolution asking Secretary Fol-
ger and Controller OF Currency Knox TO appear
questions involved
THE CLAYToN-BULwKR TREATY.
Messrs Curtin, Eaton ana Phelps were to-day
appointed subcommittee OF the House committee
on foreign affairs to consider the proposed abroga-
ton OF the Clayton Bulwer treaty and matters con-
nected with the establishment Of AN inter-oceanic
canal
NEW STEEL CRUISERS AND THE GREEDY EXPEDITION
The Senate committee On naval affairs continued
the hearing OF naval of,cers and experts this
ing In respect to the proposed construction Of steel
cruisers forthe navy. Commodore Semmes, Captain
T. Z. johnson, Commander W. G. Sampson and
Commander j. r Barker were present and gave the
committee the benefit OF their opinions and expe-
r1ence The committee ordered an adverse report
upon senator AcPherSon'S resolution limiting the
appropriation for the Greedy relief expedition to
$5OO,000
PREPARING THEIR REPORT.
The House committee on accounts was occupied
to-day in making out their report concerning the
discharge OF House employees during the recess OF
Congress. White and Dawson We're examined be-
Tore the committee last evening.
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Miss Flood Jilts n Fortune Hunting
Lord.

from the ChicaCo Tribune
Miss Jennie Flood. the California heiress, who is
reported by London paper To be engaged 10 a
British peer is in this city ana emphaticay denies
the report. IL is understood, too, that Miss Flood
denies that she was Tilted 10y Young Grant, but
claims the match WAS broken on hy mutual con-
sent Miss Flood is an accomplished and ar,iab,e
LADY, highly esteemed hv ali who know her She
possesses in her own right -. 5oo0 in government
bonds, presented u her on recent birthday. The
English noble re.erred ID by the London paper Is
believed TO be lord Beaumont. who was IN sun
Francisco not long since. lt il understood that the
young noble made ONertures fur the hand OF the
wealthy young heiresS but dema uded a dover Of
S5OOO,UNO which Old man Flooi ind gnantly REUSED
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RAILROADS.
pALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Ale AODEL FAST LINE AND TEE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
9HE FAST AND HE WES-
IA. WASHINGTON.

1dA AoDLL FAST LINE AND TEE ONLY LINE
rorplr 5fs5s ss siS st COUPLER,
Schedule to take .tt II Shi' Sov.pbo "a ,ss,
.ysnue ana street by Eastern standard .5,l 3eri
Tor Chicago. Cincinnati. louisville and s.. Louis
Though Ccsche ga anG ia ace er Cars to a %
lslnts without CHANGE lt.l5a u daily 10 Chicago.
IeI ti,,-4gls al loI5 a, m. and 4or. m daily, $40
Fer Toledo and DttI,i: VIA Monroeville 1oI5 m
daily with Sleeper tor Toledo Wheeling and Lake
IIa,ns tor Philadelphia ard New York at s:1oa. m.
cap excel SUNDAY j. III add 1000 T. daily with
lsf I,.,! ano sleelinE Cars attached,
sId le:05 "a H. l2;It. 80 rs. ). 80 4So. Hill
Gtr prI,r, ~: % 20 &c lO.'- lo3 pm
- 80, .; ~, 90 T. $40. 100 . II;
on SuiGa 100 IN. $40 pm
1:r way stations between Wsshinston and Baltimore
re. 5'stGn. s on asroloitsn branch .:4o am and
daily exc..pt sarday: for Iex:rETon Starrton ana
AMY oT frserR say an MD lbs E1n a.
F. ntax P Io ias s nne shd s sg5daS daily
su,i,ias ~ FONTS tI "a 1l d httsp'
aa1is arrive from TIE West daily CO. $50 a.m 22a
FroI4 New {ork. and Philadelphia 2:55 s:3oan daily
= 2uTsll- daily except SUNDAY. ''
Iron. AnilAlol.S 50 l04o an. 1:50 e;57 pm. Sun
From Lexington t2O daily. and 2I5 D. m daily
Iron fTelerick and intermediate points. SIS 1000
Z La. z:l1 40 T. H. and etD T. IL daily except
Afntsy $50 ;. daily from Point Rocks.
1rstns leave baltimore fCr Washington 90 30
5l9. ~ g. 9:ln, and 10. u. LIS 20 4 $40 s
-. .:n. 800 aEd lois p SUNDAYS 9 40
80. :. y-in.- d. 30 . 20. 80 aId W D. m
a. trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
4Su L.
lCr further Information arYly the Baltimore and
SE-o Ticket CfhCe-Nash ton Station GIG ami 1851
kernsy Mania l4th street where orders
VII he taken Tor hssee to be checked ami 1t
v Nj CLEMENTS; II of T. Baltimore.
lly 4. h. LORD. tItIl'I Avon
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Poker and Pistol.

ALLEGATION BETWEEN TWO MARYLAND MEN.
special TO the Baltimore American from Cam
bridge, Nd, January 31st, says: About $40 O'Clock
this afternoon this community was greatly excited
by the shooting OF Mr.. John N. Steele sonin-aw Of
F. j. Henry, ST., by Mr.. John Murray, both OF this
place. The AFFAIR grew out OF lll-reeling enter
talned by Nj. Steele towards Mr.. Murray, because
or the latter'S disposition to tease small son OF
MI Steele whenever he came In contact with him
Mr. steele had warned him before to desist In vex-
was plagung the boy in the presence OF his father
the latter became enraged seized iron poker and
inflicted an ugly and serious wound over the left
temple OF Mr.. Murray, who, in self-defense, drew
his revolver and shot at MI Steele twice The first
shot missed him; the second lodged In his abdomen
Mr. Steele Is at present doing well, though his
brother, Dr. Thomas B. Steele, tears the wound VIII
result fatally.
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District Government Affair.".


Building Inspector Entwisie has made reocrt TO
the commissioners recommending that IN thu
building regulations discrimination be made IN
favor OF corner tower projections. limited. spe.-
ned. Tor certain portions OF rennsy anita avenue
(whele al projections, except show wildOws, are
prolibited,) 10 thirty six inches.
FUiLpING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntiSle as follows:
L {. HUH. repair brick. southwest corner 5th and
streets northwest: SSal l.. 4. Palmer, erect a
dwelling, 10th, between street ana south Caro-
Ina avenue southeast: $40. Robert Camp
bell. erect a store and dwelling, northeast corner
or 2l and streets southeast; 81, 500.
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Funeral from the residence Of his srandpsrens. IA
O'Clock. ~
LENS On January 81. 1854. at Bovds Nopsry.r-
cry Co. Md. ARNOLD l. LkWIs ST.. In the sevsnts-fh
Funeral from late place OF reside noe Saturday p.e
rtary =. At 40 O'clock a m
MORE on January Ssh. lss4 az the resiaenes n
his son-inlEw. Capt A. T. lacey Goa r street noysh
wes' hOBEhI MOORE, SR, In the seventy sig nth year
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend divine ser
vices at the 'snce Capt Lacey on Friday FtSu-
AIRY LIST at ociock IL Tie body VIII be reinoyed to
ohloi Tor lhtsrlnent
PENNYNITT. On January IL 1888. At Mspo,essr
Ohio. MRS ANNA PRNNHwITT. sred seventy -t@o
years Widow OF John Peunywtt late Of the Treasary
ROBINSON. On January soh. 1884 CONWAY ROB
Funeral at p m saturday 1t St. James church.
sTUMPH. On Wednesday January soth. 1854 n "a
, m 81 pneumonia. THOMAS d. s0CMPH ased ssty-
seven years
The relna ms viii be taken from No 6s Massachusetts,
avenue 70 Ascension church wherr services will be i.a
al TWO O'Clock. Saturday afternoon. February 2
MEAhER. On January 3lst. 1894, ELIZABETH fhe
Year q her
Cain on the bosom OF thy God
Far spirit thu. now.
IN While with us thy footsteps trod.
HIS seal Was On thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneatbf
Soul to it's place on light
iEey that hav. seen thy look in death,
Nc more may fear 10 dia
Lope are the paths and sad the bowsra
Whence thy eek SMILE is zone:
But % brighter home than ours
In Heaven ls now thine own
Funeral from her late residence No 1916 lth ufs~rf
northwest Sunday 81 instant. 81 O'Clock m Fr1ssd0
ard relatives vi the family respectfully invited 70
attend
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The COurls.


To-day. estate Ferdinand l. Theiikuhl: order ap-
pointing Rosa l. Thelkuhl widow. administrator:
bond 5000. Estate Hart L. Strasburger. inventory
returned. Estate Thee. NoSher; order appointing
W. II. CiaSett guardian Estate Martha A. Allen;
order appointing Horace r. Fuller administrators;
bond $500. Estate Abraham T. Shriver; order d.
rectlnS executor 10 pay lagacies Of Infants 10
foreign guardian. Estate John {. Riley. second and
fnal account OF administrator approved and
passed Estate Joseph Reese; nrst account Of ex-
ecuIOr DO.
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Ex.SPeaker James W. Hustled, OF the
New York Legislature,
KAKESk A FEW RKGARKs.

You did not to Florida for your cough and cold as
You proposed?'
Ifound the necessary and pine aroma in four
Alcock's Porous Pasters. two my back and two on
my chest. Twas quickly cured they proved perfect
shield against pneumonia These plasters also cured
my son of rheumatism In the shoulder, which for
months defied medical skill. have found them very
quick to cure and absolutely painless In bruises no
external remedies can DO more effective"
"Allcocas" Is the only genuine Porous Plaster: buy
10 other and you will not be cheated. sja2S-m,wf3t
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English as She Is spoke in Indiana.

From the u !lanapols Journal.
Great are the capabilities OF the English Ian
guaSe. wayfaring Indianapolis man In search of
q cigar wentin grocery store In a very small
and rural village, not two hundred miles from this
city. The young woman presiding produced box
containing The desired articles. and when asked
the price thereof gave Voice TO the following mys-
tiCal language.
"lhem there's tWo-fa-S'
''TNo-i.rs:." repeated the hawldared InGfanapolis
nan "nEat ii the name If seiiSe Is .two-fer?'
why, Two Ter a Nickel replied the young
Woman WITH an air OF Disguised establishment at
some folks ignorance.
"Uh, see.' said the enlightened Hoosier. swell,
II You have any one-feIs, let NE have a look at
them
lha purchase OF the sone-fer- was made and the
Wayraring man withdrew
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A COMPETENT CANDIDArR-An individual applies
to the cab company for situation.
"Do you know how to driver"
'sYeS, SIR"
''You know that you must be polite with Ill your
passengers"
"Aht"
"And honest For example, what would you DO
II You should ind IN your Cab p0cketbook con-
tanning $10,00O?"
"Nothing at ALL I should 1--we on my incoms,s
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WAR RIED.

BRooKS-NFwTON On January Si.. rssA N su1-
mr. m Ill Ean91y N eS1niy. nirxa,s by the Rev
20 MS LUCY LANDOS PAGE NEWTON q Hano ves
county. Virginia
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A HEAVY LONDON FAnURE.-P. w. Thomas
Sons & Co, stock brokers, OF London, England
ing large speculative accounts in Grand Trunk and
Mexican ordinary securities one member OF the
nrm has abSconded. The failure caused the great
est CONSERVATION on the stock exchange The
losses inside the stock exchange amount 70 abouI
ca6yO00 The urn owes ESQ, GOO to clients who
had entrusted the custody OF their bonds 10 the
nrm. The assets are believed to be MI
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The MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-Goy. McLane
sent 10 the legislature OF Maryland yesterday
bills were Introduced 10 amend the charter of the
Annapolis and Elkr1dge railroad company so as 10
authorize the extension OF its road from Annapolis
to Bay Ridge, and from Waterbury direct 10 Bal
tfm0re, distance OF seventeen miles; and to do
away with days OF grace On certain commercial
paper. In the house bills were introduced 10 ena-
bile the voters OF Allegany county TO determine on
June 14th the question OF pohibiIion OF liquor; &c
released
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Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO The Nnklu NEST AMI. SOFTEN

ToTHE N3KTH. WEST 4N F s6EtIHwEsr
s1l S1 hffrcr NN NAG ili "a {s
TRAINS LEAVE N.sHIN GToS. PROM STATION CORNER
Fer P1ttsbury snd the Nest Chicago Limited EXPRESS
So faaSg sfn Win dar ct a'. s ,4 asy Fast Inc
e. Cincinnati Western Expre~s 40 u IN tiaIy wiz
ca VIA Gcu5us and G est st E. f"lHfe' l. cry f. w i2I
sterinx Car I1ttsburE to. Chicago Mai EIpress
BALI MORE AND IoToNAC :. >lIRoAD.
For Erle. Csnandai-us. Rochester i5lt.alo Niagara
Wa.b, p n q, aay fac.rs ;y with Palace Cars
Tan lraylET Washington on Saturday night VIII lot
I'll run n Z; I'D II Eco o
siy e1raG sun day anu fira al ''4o m
10 New OK and M. East Els = IT., 1o5oa. m lao
lil5r. m Limited ress Of uIlan Parior Cara an.
Tor FtstDi. VIZ; 6,ls ciiase 3Cp m every xast s,r
fef Elsy1 y I'll thrc1lr,, trains connec. at Jer.
sey City With beats Of Esookl!n Annex aftortiins
otct transfer 10 fulton street. aycGlnl douDe ter.
Fer Philadelphia SIS and io.-oa IT. 20. 90. 1000
ind u ~ IN. oI Sunday. ien 1000 and II p IN
foT balt;ncr ESQ. SIS, A. l0:G0 lO0a IN and 40
sunday s:4o.l0.5O n.4tO 60 40 ana IL Is
Fer Toge,s CreS Line. ESQ m and 4;4op NJ daily.
1er AlnaIoils 0s0s and 40 daily. e1ceptsun-
VA y,4,1 aSP ALLAANDiIA ASD ~asHiNGfUN
Ter A!eaandlia. 30 %. 9?5 II ;o5 and II 81 am.
~ . 80 60 O. and IL 80 pm Oh Sundayst
-. -, ii Ia an, : -
l. KI"lnou,. Il The south s. and II 90 IN daily
.i5 have Al'asIr.a ' 1er Wlis,o Cos sos 10 10
AID ~ 20 q u. 10 800 = 5.ll % and 10 :40p
AID i--i' idHlELt- on Sunday at 10 ana 10: ID
I,Let aId Iafor.aar1 The office northeast corner
,S'l s'ttet .d iei.sy ivIla aveEue ana TIE
to- Wiz riders 'i. < ieit Tor Tie ccking bas-
CHAS- Z IUGii. Ge.tl..l MANAGER. III;