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Heavy Snow In London.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 6.-There is o heavy fall OF
snow in London to-day. The telegraph lines
are interrupted.
To-day is Mrs. Gladstone's 74th birthday.
By Associated PresA
LONDON, Jan. GA severe snow storm
has prevailed throughout England during the
past eight hours. Railroad traffic is greatly
ippeded and many telegraph wires are broken.
The snow greatly interferes with travel In
London.
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THREATENING MANDALAY.
Burmese Rebels Swarming OmfnOusly
Near the Fallen Capital.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-The Times correspondent at
Mandalay telegraphs that 10000 rebels are
securing the country within a radius of twenty
miles of the capital, and that they threaten to
attack the town. Fears OF an emute are felt
owing to the great reduction OF the British force
at Manda ay by the withdrawal of troops lot
the expedition to Bhamo.
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BAD Management Of the Expedition
Revealed by the Special Correspond.
enta.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 8.-LetteB arriving today
from special correspondents with the Burmese
expedition tell Of the bad management which
seems fated to attend the British army in the
field. Statements are made that the British
violated the flag OF truce; allowed an enor-
NOUS quantity Of precious things to be looted
from the palace under the eyes Of the sentinel
that ridiculous order permitting the free in
gress and egress Of all women allowed import
ant conspirators ample leisure to escape; that
riots and bloodshed were caused all night after
Of the forces, and that the British irritated the
people by making King Thebaw walk fve
miles about the city; then, no proper trans
royal motherin-law were all taken on In one
common bullock cart
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TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAL.-The remains OF
Assistant Surgeon T. j. C. Maddox, u. 8. A.,
who was killed in battle with the Apache In
dams, December 10 last, arrived in this city
from Silver City, New Mexico, last evening.
This morning the casket was taken from this
city, via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, to
his fathers home in Breathedsville, Md, in
charge of Luet. Beverly w. Dunn, Sd ar.
tillery, and q guard of eighteen soldiers The
funeral will take place there tomorrow after
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

PITTsBURG, PA, Jan. Ga movement is on
foot among the dry goods clerks and statesmen
here to organize q union for the purpose OF pro-
tecting wages and establishing a uniform sys-
tenn OF working hours
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A Msdman's shock Ing Suicide.
SCENE IN A ST. LOUIS STRICT

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 6.-John Bodies, mailman,
committed suicide I'm a horrible manner yester
day. " lille walking on the street he drew a
clasp knife and, plungfng the blade I'm o the
side OF his neck, tried 10 behead himself He
did not succeed. He again thrust the blade
into the other side Of his neck and drew it
around under his chin, severtng his windpipe,
Out GU strange 70 say missing tns csrouo sr'srs;
followed Ii up by stabbing himself In the len
side and arm. Blood streamed from the
wounds toJhe sidewalk and the spectators gath
cred around horrined. The mailman kept
them Ut bay with his knife and then ran, par-
sued by the police, and did not stop until weak
from his wouuds He died In q short time.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 6.-The stock market opened
on a. 70 N per cent from last nights closing but
in the early dealings prices were strong, the
general Hiss adyancing \ 70 per cent; while
ana Erie 3 The market then became heavy
and most Of the e1kly ga1ns were lost hut To-
and Nashville was an exocr6zoo % Tie general
rule, declining q In the eaEys 0ea11nEk Only .
6acl1on q which has been rocovtro4 Business
an0 kQokDNnn0a. AZ n 0'c1ock tho market ~
euM 80 m at pr5cse generally small noe
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The Pope i'm Perfect Health.
THE RECENT ALARMIsT REPORTS REG ARDIN0
HIM UNFOUNDFD

ROME Jan. cit Is learned on the highest
authority that there is no truth I'm the alarmist
reports which have been put In circulation
garding the health OF Pope Leo SO far from
his condition being precarious or delicate, as
has been asserted, il is officially announced
that his holiness is in perfect health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-06

PERSONAL---VERY.. Melvin Grigsby, Of Sioux
Falls, Dakota, is in Washington.-A number
of gentlemen in the city are arranging to give
Mr.. Walker Blaine farewell dinner before he
returns to Augusta-Edw. F. Conely, of De-
trOit, and Gen. Russell III. Mason are at the Ed
bitt-Reprssenta tives Whiting, OF Mass, and
SpOOner, of Rhode Island; Capt Byron Wilson
and Commander Goodrich were registered in
New York last night-Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr.,
late chief of the Bureau of Statistics has return
the CITY,
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IT, NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.

j5-3t 14is New York ave-
Tf@S NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
THE UNION Co-opERAT TIVE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION will hold its fft-second regular monthly
sG5 # dass and d
M. at Cosmopolitan Hail, corner 9th and E SITS n. ".
meeting E sisse max e tfse at this
DAN L DoNovAN, secretary 'ej jas12t
Ks PERPETUAL NioI BUILDING AssocIA:
Interest and surplus Fund. ........:..71 1900
lota Assets $4,000
in the city. The money of the members is worth 8
per cent per annum profit on the amount paid in 1t
sociaon where the gains are kept for distribution to
cent per annum to members Withdrawing their
SI of Sn shs
advance shares 81 per mouth. can be taken at any
time meeting at Si5 @ os Rsiq 81 4ns
' ' P 81 u!Nseas President.
Z EMS Y. EA AEKAH 4ls.. yss President
G GaAs' d 61Hs: s eEsss2y;
T~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
80 y, :, s.ockholders Of the NATIONAL FAIR
q. . IL at the office Of the Association Room No l.
the transaction Of any other business that may be
oro y 800, H; BROWNING, President
49, ~ and Caterer: Single Dishes, Dinner Parties
s an P1s1s jap I'm
ATTENDED TO- ''' 'n 3d. n"'' Will De h as2mp.
IT, A REPORT HAVING BEEN PUT IN
business hereto ore conducted under the Of the
ms de hufth II
tinues upon the same basis. The generous patronage
pledge TO- shs mf dSs
in the drivers of wagons Nos. and customers are
sssf f1s aasff by
Tr~. MISS NJ. V. KANE HAS REMOVED TO
psrec eD nn ST. nx csrss,s MADE 1M to orer
braces. eiorm Waists. French Corsets and BustleS
% oES Wkshs NAT19S q p sAS AZ 1ss.
b me e M Ib election for Of this Bank will
18th Of ia uary 1856 Polls viii be opened from IL
M ~; to l 9 clock pm
[E~ THE ANIMAL MEETING OF TIE
TATE TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Of THE
Trustees Of said company win be held at the Office OF
a as kGom - L99s
d:y Of January, A D. 1886.
ne fons VIII De opened at O'Clock p m, aud
d111s.2eja26s Secretary.
Cr~s ART SCHOOL, All q ST. BETWEEN
O~S 18th and 18th SITS.
Instruction in water Co Drawing" and "Decor.
and Fridays o% m to ME- WIS ne ID u.s.
Tendance n from ~ to IL and TO each day Terms
n. B.-Mr. Paris has now on exhibition at his
studio large collection Of water Color Drawings
TUnspASs and THURSDAYS from 1oto2
James fi'c str hGDe FnE Fox oGisoEge w Brown
DSA Established 1866,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers'
Office l437 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Opposite U. =. Treasury
All properties placed in our hands for sale are in
serted wi bout charge in our Real Estate Ad-
Special attention given to the management of e.
taies aud OF properties belonging to non-resdents
Also TO the renting OF houses collection rents
al moderate rates, without charge for paying taxes
personal attention is given. dlO-lm
TfS, YOU WILL FIND IT ECONOMY TO
- have Weather strips to your Doors and
We furnish and apply it promptly.
GEO. w. CORBETT
3lS Sth street NV
Telephone call. 1913. d7-2m*
IT~. DIR 2. T. Sewers HAS REMOVED 70
his former residence. d7-Ims
to- THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE
viii be held on TUESDAY January Eth between an1
and o'clock pm, to elect directors ior the ensuing
d3O-tjal2 Cashier
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WANTS TO KNOW WHAT DAMAGED LUNGS
ARE WoRTH.-A man having recently received
pension because he was suffering from dyson
terry, writes to the department to know what 1.
paid for damaged lungs,
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1nS S11&0t. 1S18e IN the ROt0m0Cs
NO FEARS OF A FRESHET IN WASHINGTON.
The signal service station at Harper's Ferry
reported, at 8 O'Clock, this morning, that the
river had risen thirty inches during the night
and was still rising slowly.
At 10 q. IN. q further rise Of six inches was re-
ported.
The reported rise of the Potomac at Harper's
Ferry caused no alarm today among wharf
owners and others along the river front
There Is no Likelihood of frtshet here
now" said q wharfman to q STAR reporter to-
day. "Where Is the water to come from to
make q ireshet? II the rain and the east wind
bad continued, why, there might have been q
rise here"
len or fifteen feet rise at Harper's Ferry.
where the river isNery narrow, has little per.
ceptible effect here. To-day drift wood was
coming down the river and the outward cur
west, was pretty strong. The river was lower
than customary, on account Of the strong wind
which kept down the tides. Night before last,
when the wind came from the east, the water
rose TO the level Of some OF the wharves.
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Nominations by the President.
The President sent the following nominations
to the Senate to-day:
James Shields, Of Montana, to be collector OF
internal revenue for the district ofMontans.
Postmasters.-ThOmas Ryan, at Sault de Ste
Marie, Mich; Charles Holiday, at st. LOUIS,
Mich.; j. c. Morgan, at Kearney, Neb.
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FOR ITS FIRST BORN
tfyity WouId NOT sing hecanse thar he RI ~,
were mute and t:,ey Iopeed 20 r.tmrn To Jernssiem
Also af er having been reisased from eVntian hnnd
they sighed for the esp0ts of Esynt Ethical history
furnishes us with many ttiins Must atoms of men ~
selves In bondage whsn doing 6nsnasS 1ea
space-they were succrsstul but being Of veal and
greater space Whatey its magnitude that gould
mand the patronage Of the Whole peope 'nere0S COLL
and the hercuean task was begun i'm the e1nbarancse
0~Ds ''As' 'Ae 'O'uen VI "N''n WAS
'o0D-o Z ." hh ~ hAHi' 'ooD-6lh.
eaossd e the SI rh peT'4o OF , me mas
in. and thsrefore The ~no al o'nef 'nfo"n
wHANGDOODLE MoURNErH FOR ITS FIRST
: ssn
condition. and of course these poor fellows are in
We began right in 1854. We continued in the right
upon shall not iorsake the path Which has led
hch always attends those who attend to their own
What's. ever is honest
Whatsoever Is inst
Whatsoever Is true
These being the priuciDes nv which wa ara op,dod
and governed in prosecuting our hnsiness "a cs hn,
look with atbing and com ernnt mon s"n,oss nd
constituencies crew no would entrap Won with fsise
promises and fictitious prices. '0N WIN -'A''
wr w,su xo,7 . DIV ,,r,,,
And extend cordial invitation to call and he united
VICTOR E ADLERS
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, 10
921 AND 029 SEVENTH ST. n. W.,
,,
oornef MASSACHUSETTS, avenue
S.rtc,lv One pr,oa and thai tho oyos,
' o e' ~"u '--' WIG 1''''
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month for the widow of Commodore A. A.
Semmes, Of this city.
THE PROPOSED SHIP CANAL FROM WASHING
TON TO CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Mr.. Compton, Of Maryland, introduced q bill
In the House yesterday similar to that of Mr.. Nc
Comas, authorizing the Secretary OF War
to make surveys for q free ship canal between
the Potomac river at Washington and the Ches-
apeake bay: The sum appropriated by this bill
coD1FIcAT1oN OF THE CRIMINAL LAWS.
It was mentioned In THE STAR yesterday that
Representative McComas introduced q bill in
the House TO provide criminal code for the
District. It provides for the appointment of q
commission to revise the present laws, aud ap-
propriates $500 to defray the expenses.
THE PROPOSED MAGIsrRATEs' couRTs TO TAKE
THE PLACE OF THE POLICE COURT.
In connection with the bill yesterday intro
duced in the Senate to abolish the Police Court
and justices Of the peace In the District and
substitute magistrates courts-one In each DO
lice Districts statement was presented show
Of fees collected by the Justices OF the peace for
one year, and giving the estimated cost of the
proposed magistrates courts. Including salaries,
Police Court for one year 1as given at sis si2..
5Owhich did not include the salary of the assist
ant district attorney. There were tried by the
the sasresate fees earned BY them nom Novem en-
Der LIST, 1854, to November LIST, 1885, amounted
70 mcsing At f9t IA 81 Sqss Of Police
mate Of the cost Of eight magistrates. including
THE DRUMxRRs' TAX.
Mr.. d. r. James offered q bill prepared by the
Traders' and Travellers union, Of New York,
providing that residents Of each state and terri
y nv ns ssr g sass anS .es:
from dealers or merchants orders for goods and
merchsndiss p sample. catalogns card. pe!se-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
WE THE NATIONAL GUARDS CO A, WILL
and l.21 Pennsylvania svenue, THURSDAY. Jan
A LBAUGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THE DUKES MOTTO.
BY THE SALViNI COMPANY.
25c.. 5Oc 75c. and 81
The Creates; Actor of Modern Times"
SALVINL
Supported by an American Company, under the d.
rection of Mr. C. A Chizzoa
Thursday. January .-7-CoRioLANUs
Friday January .........-.-...THE OUTLAW.
Saturday Matinee. January s-.----.--=.,.: oTHELLo
PRICES. sALvINI PERFORMANCES:
Reserved ST. 90, 81
Admission soc, 81
Next week-RoBsoN AND CRANE JAG
a LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT
Beginning Monday Evening, Jan IL,
The Comedians,
ROBSON AND CRANE,
Asthe
TWO DROMIOS.
In their Magnificent Production Of Shakespeare's
COMEDY OF ERRORS
Excelling in Costliness, Elaborateness Beauty and
Artistic Worth any effort heretofore made in
the way of Shakspearean Comedy.
Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Brooks
The following Prices will Prevail:
acknowledgements, 81 2o: Orchestra Circle,
DMISSION-Orchestra Circle rs cents; Balcony.
3D. cents; Gallery, rs cents
MATINEE PRICES SAME AS NIGHT
A Beautiful souvenir Programme of 1.-The Comedy Of
ErrorS' will BE- presented To eve Lady In
attendance Mo lday Evening.
sale of Seats begins next Thursday morning. jas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

v WEEK X S OF 1EAY HG,sod, SER
Kevs. EDWARDS and BALDWIN: subject, Home and
s and
thurch and Family. Friday. Jan S-McKend re,
Nations and Governments All these services at 7:,0
A MEETING OF THE DAsHAwAY
HS me Of t IA and d, on
Officers tor ensuing year. Rally Dashaways to the
'front.' Its
Ifsrn PYTHIAN CIRCLE MEETS EVERY
Bunchs Hall sth st. n W., near Pa ave Every mem.
Der should be present at next session. Business of inn
lrr MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
requested at Goddard Hall on thursday NIGHT,
Of the fne@as boans
Thomas on s B.oWn, Wm. v evils J. Henry WILSON, w;
Eugene shske Albert r asr samnr
Wond 1t
i - WIN % answered i FRO BONO prBLrco
[HS~ wOMAN'S CHR STIAN TEMPhKA nee
at ss
aET at to Mrs. F. S D5 B ksy
WN; BURsi;; 80 PM; Rev. Dr. i: K SAxIoa p 3.
4pm. Good music Public cordially invited ja6-2t
[fxF HoME BuILDING ASSOCIATION.
ia (25th Mon hly meetng.)
Inc second annual meeting of above named Associa-
ton will be held at the hail. southwest OF Penn
sylvaiia avenue and 10Th street. on TUESDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant at Z O'Clock.
J he Sc md annual report will be submitted and
officers for the ensuing third year elected Stock
holders are requested to attend.
new or third series OF stock opens on this evening
shares 81 each per month. Five per cent interest
allowed Loans of $500 per share may be obtained.
w. II. WETZEL. Secretary,
JoocSAZ-ot 2131 II ST. NV.
O>Sa WASHINGTON January 1, 1885,
The coPartnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of HANSON, ROBERTSON &
CRALLE has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent.
T. NJ. HANSON,
B. H. ROBERTSON,
1a6-5t r. X CRALLE.
Tf~ WA sHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE
- Comm any Almanac for 1886 Urea ing on
Fish) for free distribution, at the office of the
paLy. 9o3 ST. NV. JAMES E. WAUGH,
General Agent,
N B.-Twenty five cents per copy will be paid for
lew copies OF 30 and "a issue. ja6-lOt
TfSs THE TESTIMONY OF YOUR PALATE
- on the witness stand will be. That the Deer
foot Farm Bacon. Hams and Fowls the most de-
ilcouS Favored meats in this country full supply
just received by c. C. BRYAN
j5-3t 14l3 New York ave
NEW I>SITE or STnCK
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WE THE NATIONAL GUARDS CO. A. WILL
w give n Grand Masquerade at their Armory, 1Tl9
and l121 Pennsylvania svenue, THURSDAY, jan
uary z. 1856 1t
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TF~ WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE
49, Comm any's Almanac for 1886 Urea ing on
Fish, for free Distribution office of the COM
paAy. 9o3 + ST. NV. JAMES E. WAUGH,
General Agent,
n. B-Twenty five cents per CODY will be paid for a
iSSna loft 4
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
NO COMMITTEES AS YET.
MAINE POSTMASTERS DISCUSSED.
Mr.. Hale on Mr.. Brown, and the General
Subject Of Official Patronage.
MORE NEW BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
The Senate.

The Senate.
The chair laid before the Senate to-day a
letter from the Secretary of War, Transmitting
plans and estimates for permanent wharf at
Fort Monroe, Va. Also, from the same Secre-
tary, letter transmitting plans and estimates
for school buildings at Fort Leavenworth
K..nsas.
MR.. BROWN AND THE MAINE PosTMAsTERs.
Also letter from the Postmaster General
complying with the call of recent Senate
resolution in respect to the appointment OF
postmasters in Maine alleged to have been pro-
cured through the influence of s. s. Brown
chairman of the democratic committee of that
state
MR.. HALE MAKES A FEW REMARKS.
The communication having been read, Mr.
Hale said that before it went to the country he
desired to say few words with regard to 1t. II
was every day becoming the belief OF the peo
PIE ne said. that the civil service Of the gov.
vice. Above all the country desired that we
should have pure civil service. There should
be no faint of bargain and sale about it. All
cries had been based on this thought. The
raIly1ng cry of the democrats had come to be
Turn the rascals out" which could only mean
that II rascals were in Office they should be
turned out. A singular state of affairs, Mr..
Hale continued, had arisen in Maine within
o as last SIX * months There were few large
Dental postoffices, but several hundred fourth
class ones. No department OF the government
came SO near to the people as the Post Office de-
partment, and no department was more inter-
estea In pure administration. When Presi-
gent Cleveland came into office the
business was, generally, well conducted
re (Mr. Hale) made no appeal for
The republicans had expected to go out The
ciamor OF the democrats for offices had been so
great that they expected to go. The admin
istration had taken a conservative course and
the President, though pressed to make q gen
erai sweep OF the postmasters in Maine, had
declined. But the people Of many places had
walked up some morning in Maine and found
that persons had been appointed whom no.
BODY wanted and nobody recommended.
MR.. BROWN AS DISTRIBUTOR OF PATRONAGE
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THE UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING AS
ISOLATION will hold its fft-second regular monthly
meeting for the payment of dues and advances on
M at Cosmopolitan Hail. corner 9th and Z sts n. w.
Shares in the SEVENTH Issue may be taken at this
meeting. DENNIS CONNELL. President
DAN r, DDNOVAN Sacrotorv
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ia Will be answered Tomorrow.
1t PRO RONO pr Rico

la WASHINGTON, January l, 1886.
The copartnership heretofore existing under the
name and style of HANSON, ROBERTSON &
CRALLE has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent
T. NJ. HANSON,
B. H. ROBERTSON,
ta6-3t n X CRaTTE
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stops at all regular stations. Pullman nal
a ice Sleeping cars to and from Savannah AMI
Aampa via Gainesville. Pullman buffet sIeen'
ing cars to and from Jacksonville and wash,
lngton. Pullman buffet cars and Mann non,
DOR buffet cars via Waycross, Albany sns
Macon, and via Wayoross, Jesup and Macon snr
through passenger coaches between JackannN
vile and Chattanooga
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1RfleoaDa.
CENTRAL RAILROAD

ON and alter this date passenger trains
~ viii run as follows:
Trains marked daily, t daily except Sun
The Standard time by which these trains
time.
Lv Savannah. $40 a m $500 m %5:4o p m
Ar MllIen ...... *ll 40 m All :03 p IS :45 III
Ar Augusta. +3;45 IN +6:l5 a m
ar macon ..... 4:20 p m 1920 M
AR Atlanta. .... *9:35 p IN ~: 82 Il m
Columbus. T2:43 m *2;25pD,
AR Montgomery %7:2Spm
Ar Eufaula +3:5Spm
ar Albany. I'll :10pm +2:45 pm
W PASSENGERS "A - gers for Sylyania, sandersville,
should take $40 m train.
Passengers for Tromaston, Carrolton,
Ferry. Fort Gaines, Talbotton, Buena Vista,
Blakely and Clayton should take $40 p IN
train.
Nv Mllen..... *l:sOpm 1910 m $500 m
Ly Augusta .... 1880 IN +9:30pm
Nv Macon +9:40 a m *l0:50 m
Nv Atlt MAJ. $500 m $3.50 ppm
Nv Co'umbu= Tll:45 pm az 70 m
Iv Montgomery *1:40 m
Lv Eufaula.... *l0 .55q
Ly Albany. $40 a m +l2:fOm
: savannah. +4:U7 p m 1856 a m *S :05 a m
Sleeping cars on ali night passenger trains
between savannah anu Augusta, Savannah
and NJ con. savannah and Atlanta, MACON
and Co umbus.
Train lea ing at $40 m and arriving at
5:55 m will not stoD to put off or take on
passengers between Savannah and Mien.
Connections ct savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway Tor all points in
Florida.
Tickets for all points and sleeping car births
on sale at city office, No 20 Bull street and
de OF office 80 minutes before departure of
ca h train. Il. a. WHITEHEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
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