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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-08-08

r-That The DAILY News is first, last and all the time, a newspaper.
Because that should be the first and controlling consideration in the
production OF an American Daily paper,-and it isn't always so. 1t
costs money, enterprise and hard work in unsinted measure to
make a genuine newspaper
s-That THE DA1Y News Isl daily paper for busy people. Because this is
a country ofbusy people, and the Northwest is the busiest part of
it, Most people haven't the time or patience to read a blanket
sheet, they absolutely haven't any use forit. Newspaper reading,
after all, is but an incident ofEfc, not its chief business. Therefore
The DAILY News is a shortand-tothe- pointpaper
s-That THE DAILY News is an independent, tuhtcling newspaper.
Because the American people ire Intelligent enough TO prefer honest,
impartial journalism to the misleading, notwithstanding dishonesty
of the regulation political Organ" Everybody really wants to
know the truthin political matters; the most violent partisan doesn't
ever the most unreasonable partisan will rarely take lasting offence
atan adverse opinion, SO long IS he IS confident of the Honesty Of
pa,poss back of the opinion. It's not the mere fact of disagreement
that makes trouble, it's the suspicion of insincerty. MAKE this
f@at et,y strong and clear. rs because The DAILY News has
apn IFS qMy TO the confidence @ its readers Of fyry foRkcakf aM
that II Aas acyeAahon Of ovsr " a-uafonra-aes&:"
$-That The DAILY NEws is family paper. Because this is the age OF
the ne~spapery-a time when everybody reads it. andi tits animpo,-
tant that the newspaper should be made with direct reference to the
needs of al the members of the family. Woman and her interests
never occupied SO large a share of the worlds thought as to-day-a
fact not to be overlooked. The moral tone and influence of daily
paper must also be constantly watched, for children read it. THE
DAILY News is for the home, and therefore III follows
SThas The DAILY News is against the saloon. Because "the liquor
interest arroganty assumest to dominate in American politics, and
IHE DAILY News believes that lis not for the country's good that
zny one interest should thus override all Others, muchless one which
stands as the representative of all that lis most n-American among US.
prohibition is the best thing. Good people who have made this sub
{ect lifelong study do not agree IS to the remedy. The DAILY Nsws
has no ethiopian hope that it is possible to legislate men into good
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The Chicago Daily News has reduced its price from two cents to, One Cent per m
Fmaw nmaM M have been om"a million whn audit hHssh now sees they ym ayh dm nmm ~,
Americana yppau pnh heb ohek wAu hd American hae-@E CENT
Tt smeesnnya amIhhS dhot Kings are essential
Fa-D make good newspapers e ban aa MhebmG second to let vm man woman and chill AM
NohwAR KNOW it's being done and dm,a tone cents day. TIE DAILY News believes tnhb cnTmntM T
uefa named condition. mdknowdn baT wyof mengGe second than general newspaper advertising TUbnm
Enrm anwyh here's M the coo@nhnd all wnb believe themselves competent write an effective W
Advertisement omdehe ba& tm MsmemH sngtaI The DAILY Npswl reward the mB Ii MmTg
aIrmmss submitted wMhh e cash ICES ggegugF Fifteen Hundred Dollars divided nms: @
First Cash Pnze-For beta advertisement S1ooono
Second Cash Pr2e-Fors condb best advertisement 49, 10000
Third Cash Pnze-For bird best advertisement - - 10000
Total, = $15oooo
Thea advertisement nay ma single announcements @s of announcements not ecmmM kin nlm Tm~-.
required nmtna exceed that occupied yHha Nafemh-g himhs deep six and eqmtrh @we
Fnhe general guidance dalw oaMruec mTehnndnb hmmgt ten points are briefly stated being hew which n
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81. JerOme's Church.
The NEW sTRCCTJRE At BYkTTSyiLLs FORMAL,
DEDICATED BY THE CARDINAL

The NEW sfRUCTVRS At HYAITSyILLs FORMALLY
DEDICATED THE CARDINAL
Cardinal Gibbons yesterday performed the cere-
mOny OF dedication at st. Jeromes church, Hyatts-
Vile. This church has been erected as a memorial
70 Archbishop Carroll, the first American Catholic
bishop. The cardinal was assisted by Rev. Father
Walter, OF this city, as deacon OF honor;
Father Starr assistant; Father Lee, OF
Baltimore, deacon; Father Andrews, sub
deacon, and Rev. Father Thomas, master Of
ceremonies. The following choir rendered Gou-
nOuds mass OF the Sacred Heart: Misses ) Power,
;. McDermOtt, Z. SZemeienyl, OF Washington;
Miss A. NacROgers. Miss Reilly, Miss GOldstrOng,
Miss E1chOrn. Mr.. J. r. lily and Mr.. George +.
Reilly, AMI Prof. SZemelenyt, 0rganist- Miss Mac
Rogers sang The ave Maria" and Miss Eichorn
the "yeni -reator.r Bishop Curtis, OF Wilmington,
Del, delivered an impressive sermon after the sing
Ing VI the POnt1fcal high mass by the cardinal and
his assistants. Many Westinghouse were present.
The ushers were Messrs- III. Lewis, ~ Aman and
j. Aman, OF HyatJsyille, and $. Aman, OF WASH
ingJOn-
The following members OF Carroll Institute were
present and acted as guard or honor 10 the cardl-
nal: II. ". SOhOn, T. j. Byrne y. I. Taylor, III. c.
lancaster, = B. Ellery. NJ E, smith, p. J. Gala
CHER, e. 8. FallOn. George E Kelley, j. +. White,
L j. Walsh, ". G. jacques and Z. U. Burgh.
The visiting clergy aud many Of those present
were entertained AZ dinner BY Capt p. j. Duny
after the ceremony.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINS AFTERNOON.

ID oBRRT vosH 90, Auctsonsen
q MONDAY, JUNE iWENrY-fIrTH. at HALF
small building frouttng California street near "a
str northeast tsouars 72 IL teet mont by 20 feet
Terms One half ea.A balance one year $50 d.posit
ye2i-3s ROBERT vosE Co. Aucsioneers.
A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF Two-SToRY AND
"A BASEMENT BAf-WiNDOw BRlCK DWELLING,
No. 1l2A. AND TW0.sToRl AND BASEMENT
On MONDAY, JUNE TWkNTY-FIFTH, lsss. at
HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK. p. NJ, we win sell,
through the of the heirs Of the estate Of
James Reeves, deceased,
PART LOT 9, IN SQUARE 557.
This property front of b feet on New Jersey ave-
nue. ana average depth Of about 7S feet. The i'm
proyements CONSIST OF st~0-story and hasement bay
containing seven rooms and bath, fronting Is feet.
and . two-story and basement brick house No, ll25
New jersey avenue, attaining seven rooms and bath.
fronting 70 feet This property IL sold to close the
estate and should attract the attention Of purchasers
the sale II peremptory.
TERMS One-third cash; balance in six twelve and
eixhteen months notes Of the purchaser be given
bearing per cent interest from day Of SALE payable
nikannusly and &c be secured by deed of trust
premises sold or all cash. At option Of purchaser.
Conyeysnciug &c. at purchasers cost Adeposit of
exoo required on each house At time of sale Terms
os comped with in ten days 9th rwse night reseaved
Of the defzulting purchaser FIVE days pubic
Washington ID. G.
By order Of the heirs
,el6-dads DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL % 1883


OF NEW JERsEY AVENUE AND 6 STREET IN
for Chicago aud Northwest express daily 0.55A
o For Cincinnati and St Louis express daily ana
For nt sburg and Cleveland express daily io.55A
N: and y: ID PIN
For Philadelphia. Newark. and Wilmington, = 80
m; 800 and >; rs pm. daily, express.
Philadelphis. Is am. ana ~ Is pm. D'''' -'>
For siageriy and intermediate points 81 30 An
For BaItimore ). $50. GO. 7.3o. s. 10. Gas. N
sfsn so 80 AM g SS 30 & s an;
iY US aos s sonaaS S 80 80 ss ss & sas
For 4ansR0II:, 40 and 30 IN IeI9 and 80
napolis 40. s:37 ~. IL :05. 3 so 02o pm sun
For Way stations between Washington and Balt-
more D 40, $50 an, Il 10 30, = 30. 9 as pm
For stations on the MetropolitSn Branch. IS IS
IA e o a nOf R'aGP pm stations only
For Gsithrrsbnrs and intermediAte points. 10 am.
For Boyd's and intermediate stations ~ pm. so
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only a,
l:I5 pm. stopping at AL stations On Metropolitan
For Frederck tlo:lo am. 70. t4:3a. ts:ao pm
Tor Hsver.town. no 10 am. and u, .3opm.
j or Luray and points on the shenAndoab Valley n
K TO Roanoke. and all points south VIA Norfolk aud
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 20 sna SIS
p m. from Cincnnau and ~. Louis daily Gro . N
and 30 p m; irum Pittsburg daily 20 nl. 5:I5
y.
From Philadelphia Chester, and Wilmington. 10 As
q, m. 2;5O, z 10. and % .. daily.
From singerly aud intermediate points north Of
Baltimore 40 m. DAILY aud II d a. sunday only.
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at IS 10,
$50. 10 s., s:O5 10 t4J-mnute tr4inl IL t4D-inin
nte train a N. II Ia. 2, 3, 4:lo q. 8 80. SIS,
30 and MO on sSnsais s 80 . n yp 10
tEXcept sunday. DAILY. ssunday only.
gyase called for and checked at hotels and resi-
dences on orders left al ucAet Offices 0i9 and i3Jt
lennsylysuIa ave.
". NJ CLEMENTS. CIiAS o. SCUII.
ap30 Gen. Manager. Gen. Pas. Agent
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on 10TH STREET.
Y BETWEEN AND SI REEFS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
SIXTH,Ar $50 O'CLOCK. Will sell I'm front Of
the premises
PART OF LOTS 12l AND l22, SQUARE 100
fronting II feet 10th street, with depth of so
feet to lo-foOt alley. Tine building lot SPLEEN
d d location.
Terms: Onethird cash balance in one ana two years
notes To bear interest from day sale
able semi ly and be 10y deed of trust
all cash. at option Of purchaser deposit Of 100
at sale conveyuncing &c cost Of purchaser 10
be complied with in ten rht reserved
resell at risk and of defauing purchaser after
days pubic notice of such resale IN newspaper
published in Washington. ID. &.
je21-d&ds DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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r. p. JACKsoN,t r-,.,..s
jels-eoet j. j. MATTERS, trustees
THRU TEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Il PROPLRTY IN ALLEY BEIWEEN AND %
AND IMENTl-FIkSr AND 1MENTl-SLCOND


l. PRoPLkTY IN ALLEY BLIMEEN n AND .
AND TMENTi-FIksr AND 1wENTi-sLcoND
BY virtue Of deed of trust to recorded in iber
District Columbia and 81 the request Of the party
prem on nE9 sooSb sss at
FIVE OCLOCKP A., the following des. r1bed prol-
erty IL the City Of Mashin ton District Of Columbia
To wit: All of lot "A. except the Zoe feet
9; Loois subdivision Of original lots l. ,. J. 20.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance in one "a
and CO years, with interest at the of six 90
cured by deed of trust on the property sold ali
cash At OPTION q the purchase Adeosi5 Of so viii
IN ten days All conYessncins al parchasrs cost
HOSEA B MoSLIoN,l Trustees
VJ,RUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY
!. APP BA EMEN su BSlCk DWELLING NO ga
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
the District Of ColumOis, l. surviving trustee will
sell at pubic auction, in front of the premises,
JUNE ss sE al MkhF Asf FIVE Daf OK
IoT Is OF cADES sst sgbp5 s, OF PART OF
fronting % feet IL Inches on N street. and running
back that width 40 fee. to loioot alley together
WITH all the improvements, rights and
eges 10 the same belonging or IN anywise sppertain-
This lot is improved by desirable three story and
basement brick dwelling known o. No. s24 NJ street
Terms one-third ca h. balance in equal instalments
at and two years. notes to bear per cent interest
day sale payable semi uslly and t. be
option Of purchaser; or $1,000 can remain on tue
property from to 5 years per cent. per annum.
ing &C, at purchasers cost: deposit Of $500
quirt at tine OF sale. Terms 10 be complied with
sell the properly the risk ana cost of the desulng
purchaser, after days pubc OF such resale ia
OTIS + PREaBnEi. Trustee
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers- ielo-dSds
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Baking Powder.


NTEKE-ffSG ISIS NADE By THE GOvERNNFNT
CHEMI-Ts.
From the Scientific American.
DIR. Edward 6. Love, the Analytical Chemist for
the Government, has made some Interesting ex.
periments as 10 the comparative value OF baking
powders. Dr. Loves tests were made 10 deter
mine what brands are the most economical To NO.
aad a. tn IT capacity lies In their leayrning power
tests were directed solely 10 ascertain the avail Die
gas OF each powder. DR.. Loves report gives the
following:
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RAILROADS.
AIR LINE.

II schedule IN er~ct Jun. Z lsss
80 A. Mast Tenn Mail Daily for wsrr~ns,-
Ss,sssn ne,sadris and tyscseaTs sIa. No.
C.isra, Mon sUGnery and New oriesns Pullman
liza A. M-fsst all Daily fcr wsrr~nion Char.
lotte-vlle. cord nsvilie Stations Che Ohio Rsuta
Lynchbune, hocky Mount Danvtlle ana stations h-.-
hArlotte. COluInhis Augusta Atlanta Birminx-
ham. Montgomery. New Orleans. Texas and "a iforniA
isoa With Pisn ars =, Sen s
aud Mann B'udoir slc<pcrs for brminsh an. Nicks-
bury snd shreverert. fll man sepsr Dsnvtlle q
Columhia aud Charleston. solid trstus Washington
SIS P. M.-Daily except sunday. for Msn.ss.S
30 PM.-Mestern EApress Daily for warrenton.
SortensNilie. Charlottesville Louirvlle. Cincinnati
aud summer RESORTS on and near line Of che-apeAks
and ONO route Pullman SlcefSrs and Solid Trniss
Washington e. LOUSY lie; also Tor Iynchhurs BRISTOL
Chattanooga. Nsnphis Latte Rock. and all south
" stern rontS Throush Pullman sleepers Washing
n:go PM--Suuthern ENlireSs Daily for Lynch
eaEs nsnville. Raieish AsheVle. Charlotte column
leans Texas and California Pullman Sleeper Nasl-
inston 20 New Orleans, Texas AtautA. aud Nout-
- merry Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta
Trains on Washington and ohio division le.v. WASH
mston y 90 NJ, nailg eNccpt Sun,l-y, and 4 a. r..
NJ Daily: arrive Round nm III a. Nj and s.sl "
NJ Returning leave Round Hin ; 80 A VI Daily aud
~ AZ DAILY eSeeS Sunday. sEr1Vins Warrington
sly a. N and $50 I'M
vile and lyIcbburs arrive m MA-h ngton = 10 A VI
ana 1SS IN last ems Bristol aud Lync.-
Dun s ~ III 10 M and 40 PM wa ChesAI-sks
strssb1rg lyocsl at9s7 An
x nSAsSts sleerng car reservation and Information
wanna Railroad. 9th aud Its. JAS L. TAYLOR
se4 General Passenger A.reut
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hEFRIGERAToRs.
HOUSEKEEPERS are invited to examine the CELE-
DRAFTED REFRIGERATORS for which sole
agents for the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH sLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years. aud every pur
chaser Ii pleased with them.
LORILLARD RE. RIaERAToRa
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely with glazed stonewsre.
They all irst-class Refrigerstors and do their
work well and economically
Write or call for circuIsra
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM FREEZERS.
None better. II. W. BEVEkIDGE,
my2S-3m 1909 Pa Ave.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ID oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
tlepring. MONTGOMERY county, Md. Is miles north
training: home government hes tn carefully tended
to; number limited For circulars address HENRY
Ma Ma. AAhho"hhh' A. M" "''e' SANDY ,e2 sRsans
DoRDENTowN FEMALE COLLEGE n. J.
~ Lharming location on the Delaware. Healthful
and art Health, manners and morals carefully
jeis-eo52t REV. VIM. c. BOWEN. A NJ. Prest
I'M. .PEEksKILLM LIrARY ACADEMY. PEEKs.
join iG TiD Ssa NJ 6 s.tso a.
NUARANTEE TO leach ANYONE TO MAKE A
NJ hfe-sze crsyon portrait in ID lessons. No knOwl
sES SoIDs May Baiidins. cor eth and Ests ji6.aw'
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC ST.
w Cloua build ns. 9Th and SITS Nineteenth year
advantsses. o. 5. BULIAKD. Director. my9-2n'
r ANGUAGEs
II TIE stE a I SCHOOL w OF LANGUAGES.
onss ~ &C. and
$50 PRIZE TO d 81 AyARDED TO SUMNER
tom IN eeR Ton
Color. Grace Gesture. and oraiory at HALF RAiLs.
MkET9S c1LIESE SE EEocGrloS
s,a 9Th stree. hsli Block E.., of City
p o. Washington. d. c. SIC
EPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR 7TH
n ".
Six departments: Practical Business Course; English
Branches; Stenogrsphy and Typewriting: Execution
Benn Ptmsn Phonoyraphy; Rapid Business Writing.
Day and evening Sessions for Ladies and Gentlemen
Tuition by the year. quarterly or monthly install
SARA A SPENCER. Vice Principal apll
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 3l3 9Th
M NV. City Post Once The Hivhest Stand
ard Business College in America. CoLoREp students
not admitted. Cataloguesfree FRANCIS q. MARTIN.
President @. X. UhNER, A NJ c. H. P1n. mhl0
w AsRfNnFE.xRrrN NORMAL. INSTITUTE
Tor the training Of Teachers
Modal Kinderrarten and Primary School
Established 1874.
Nn. LOUISE POLLOCK. Prlncipal
Mt VERNON SEMINARY
IIV0 11oA ZIG NJ STREET AND ll2s nth
STREET n. W.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies' and Little Girls
Academjc Intermediates, and Primary Departments
1horoueh instruction in al branches In sccordance
With best modern methodA
thirteenth Year second Term begins FEBRUARY
Comnodious new school building. heated by steam
and containing ChzpeL ssssson-roonA.t CAassroomA
aud Once
orparticulsn apply,
hcS-6m MRS r Z. SOMERs. PRINCIPAL
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Strength
Name OF the

~ MS report the Government Chemist says:
Il regard all alum powders very unwhole-
sOlne. Phosphate and TarIaric Acid powders ub-
sIate thelr gas too freely In process OF baking
=, uhcer vary ing climatic changes suffer deterior-
, DE n A Mott, the former Government Chemist
al.er careful and elaborate examination OF the
,s eiious BAKING Powders OF commerce, reported 70
'u 49, SS' e fhi1ent In favor OF the Royal brand.
,S MeAurtrie, late chief chemist for the q. s.
government at Washington SAYS: .srhe cbemicai
$3.50. W Mhleh have submitted the Royal BAKING
s prove II perfectly heaithlul and Tree rem
every deleterious substance
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HagerstoySn Notes.

COMMENCING TIE DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGS-wEATHER
AND CRoPs-sUMxzR soJoURsERs AND RETURNED
EUROPEAN TOURISTS
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAB
HAGERsTowN, June %.
Now that the democratic presidential ticket Is
In the field, and Col Fl. h. Douglass the democratic
nominee from this district, has signifed his ac-
ceptance, the campaign In Western Maryland has
fairly opened, word having been passed along the
line for the formation OF democratic campaign
cluos in every district OF this county Hagers-
town, Col Douglas home has taken the Initiative
and this evening formed large club, which will
establish headquarters and throw a banner to the
breeze The Indications are that the congressional
hight Will be devoid OF mud-sling1ng. Col Douglas
and Hon. l. E. McComas who Will, without DOUBT
d the republican candidate, are both men OF the
highest Integrity, personal friends, and will make
tue contest, which will prove spirited, upon prin-
The dry spell OF weather which prevailed IN this
locality TO- the past several weeks causing consd
cradle apprehension upon tn part OF farmers and
Others, was broken yesterday afternoon by a heavy
rain stOTin- IL was accompanied with terrific wind
which did considerable damage In levellng grow.
In crops, blowing down fences, trees, &C.
The villages OF this county, especially those
mes hng at The base or the mountains, are n ling
" with summer boarders, the heat OF the past rev
days having caused an exodus from the cities
Among tn number are Messrs. T. Z. Nyman and
kaipn Duriee, and Mrs. Jennie Caldwell together
with her son, ali OF Washington.
EgrUpean tourists from this section who have
been absent lor sometime are beginning 10 return
10 their homes Among these are DIR. Richard
IL, "nO aIlI7tu at We" lOfA on saturday
BY the French 81 AMIR. and hts two nieces Misses
My and Sadie Giles, by the Cunarder on the same
day, all OF whom are now pleasantly located in
HagrrstOwn-
our pOst-Uflice viii be removed TO IT'S new ouar
trrs on saturday next IN the Old Methodist church
building on Jonathan street, a coInmOQiOus : ruc.
ture recently ntted up for the purpose by its
owner. ex-GOy. VIM 7. Hamilton. IL Is a prpten
tOus looking building, heated by steam, provided
Win ali the cODvealences and appliances for the
prompt dispatch OF postal business
To-day about noon the Large frame mansion of
Mr. JACOB SpTecker IN the CearOss district OF this
county, WAS destroyed oy an accidental FIRE TO-
gether with most OF its cOnteats Only a few
years ago handsome and commodious barn ON
the same farm was burned down r.
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How Your Voice ssuna. 70 Others.

IN tne case OF a person listening TO his own
.o'ce ana utterances from the graphophone there
- "uen ior curiosity, II not wonderment The
Refsoh VINO never hearu himself speak as he has
neard others Outside OF himself as IN wers IL a.
eonlsned at It's sound .'can that De my voice as
Ms ear with an almost unfamiliar rfng snc tons
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WE GREkT
II PENNsYLvANIA Rnrrr

l. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
n d9 he r NORTH. WEsT; AND souTHwEsr
SELL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EouiPAhNr
IN EFFECT JUNE 30. 1855.
TRAINS LEANE WASH NGroN, FROM STATION
CORNER SIXTH AND IS SHEETS. AS FOL
Pullman NeStibuisd Cars a. 50 m AL a.,
Line 30 am; daily. % Cincinnati and 81 Louis.
and buffet Car u 81 Louis. daily except SATURDAY,
No ShlcAso, with sleepinT Car AltooIrH hicAzs
car M@ssIns'9n 70 caieaso and 81 LOUIS and
daily az Harrisburg With through sleepers for
LOUISVILLE and Ms,nphis. Pacific Express, IO.ai
through Sleeper TO I1ttsOurs and Rtts6arg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Ere; cansndalsuA. Rocheste-. Buffalo, SiAxs-A
to I% PIN daily eEesg, saturday. with ssspins
For Milliansport Lock Haven. and Elmira. az 80
r.. A S. dxiiy; ehcrpi sundAy. -
n 40 an, 90. 10. 1000. aud II 20 q IA on
sSInessy. 300 n :torm. ZOO q 10, 1000. aud
ar r., 40 a m daily except sunday aud 3;45 ..
For Boston without chanse. 200 m every day.
For broeklyn y y all thronsh connect AZ Jer.
direct iransfer 70 Fulton str,et. avoiding doa6Is
For fhlisGei iS h.. N ~ hS 90 IL 90 and
21o; 40 9 GO 10 soe. and 1 20 m ON sun:
ii2oPm Ina sDr Az ~ S1o ~ %; an "a
m weekdays and J45 y IN daily with Dining
For Baltimore. e.35. 20. 900 . 80 $50, II 90.
and II 40 am. 1908 200 345 10 400
40, 600 40, 10 90. and N 20 y m ON sun
Gay s:OO, 300. 80. lao am, = 90, 3.tA
10. 800. 40. 1000 aud II 20 pm
except Sunday. ~
For Annapolis. 20 and p 90 a m -o5 A On ana
800 daily, EXCEPT Sunday. sunaay. "a ,OO !.
m. 10 pm
AL XANDkIA AND EXPERIMENTATION nan
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND MASIIi N,sriS
RAILROAD N
For Alexandria, 600, 9 n 3 40. p.4a 10 .57am
l2.Ot noon. EOS. 4.25 . 90. > 30 O-O-a \ o.
~ ~ 10. anu II 81 m ON sunday at .OO. g.4a
lO:o. am, : 80, 30, : :o.,. aud 10 .os pm
ACCOMMODATION for Ouaitico > 90 p.m. week -iays
For Richmond and the South. q 90. 10 % am daly
- and q o. pm daily, except Sunday.
Trans leave heNandrlA tor Mashlngt n q o. = o..
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3:lO, 90 S32, Osi2 aud n % pm. ON sun
day ate 10 and Loo am , 90. , 10 Z o. 9.5s
and 1912 y M.
1Ickets and Information the Office northeast sor
ner OF 18th street aud ia avenue aud a
the station, where orders left TOR the M
OF ba-.s se o. destination from hotels and sidence
CHAs r. PUGH, i n Ao'-D
General Manager De4 t,an PA Ars,it