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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
No One to Blame for the South Street

No One to Blame for the South Street
Disaster.
An onicial inquiry was made by the coroner
at Philadelphia yesterday into the collision be-
tween the Washington express and . West
chester local train on the Pennsylvania railroad
near South street station on February "a, and
II resulted in the jury finding . verdict that
THE collision was an unavoidable accident,
caused BY the slippery condition Of the tracks,
owing to the snow. sleet and rain" Five per-
sons lost their lives the result Of this accident
which caused sensation at the time, owing to
the report that the Presidents train was in the
wreck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
Erie Admitted to Membership and Wilkes
barre Probably soon to Follow.

Six clubs are enrolled in the Eastern League,
and the prospects are that the junior organiza-
ton will have rosy season. At the meeting
on Monday at Buffalo Buffalo. Albany. Troy,
Providence and Binghamton were represented
and signed the roll. Other cities applied for
admission and Erie was taken in. 1t de-
cided to make it an eight-club league. and the
other two members will be decided on at the
rext meeting. which will be held at Providence
April l. WiIkesbarre is anxious to join and 1t
is likely that il will be admitted for sake of
rivalry with Binghamton.
Providence wants another New England club
in the league and Lowell and Worcester are
both candidates. The o:her cities mentioned
are Utica. Newark aud Rochester. No schedule
can be adopted until the makeup of the league
Is settled, but a 1l2-game schedule was deter
mined upon.
Mr.. G. ID. White resigned from his position
head of the league and 7. I. Powers was elected
MS successor Jack Chapman has been selected
to manage the Buffalo team. The season will
open probably in about a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington. March Is. 1898.
The following order for the transaction of
business in the Office of the Secretary of War
will be observed:
Reception OF members of Congress and all
persons not officers of the department between
10 and II o'clock.
Reception of heads of bureaus and officers of
the department having business with the Secre-
tary from II until o'clock.
DANIEL S. LAMONT.
Secretary OF War.
These rules will not apply to Tuesdays and
Fridays. which are cabinet DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Important New Turf Rules.

Among the new rules for 1925 adopted by the
turf congress are important ones. such as
horses must be ridden out for a second or third
place under the same rules that govern first
place; no one interested in the result of a race
can act in any official capacity no horses name
shall be changed alter he once runs under a
certain name: owners and horses shall be sus-
pended for non-payments of forfeits; no person
but the rider shall be permitted to strike a
horse: all jockeys must Obtain a license from
the turf congress through the license commit
tee; jockeys will not be allowed TO bet except on
horses which they riding; jockeys owning
III whole or in part a race horse in training will
not be permitted to ride horses other than
their own; person shall be ruled off who uses
any injec zion of drugs electrical. mechanical
or other appliance other than the whip and spur
for the purpose of stimulating the endurance
or speed of a horse in a race; bets shall not be
declared off because horse that finished first
carried more. horse that unplaced car
ried less, than its officially announced weight.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

IuCD = Is3 q EDAgD.-''ATOrN-Ar VIEW y
- ar Ole N;rns i:n e>:eld. he % the Blue
t."T.. e1r L!.. Co.O-. ably 6 ell u sor summer
ioall.r~. Hone clsnfo-.s ard rs- ass b1R-J he "A
water: 1t-S ~ : groUI'siS Ne t-out hsking
streams vita j Z mile 1cc NH aud plenty OF all
amos % frlll, peaches. cherries. berries &c rates
w: 2E hoI-s from Washington twice aaily co.nmu-
Hl"a -on WAR thaS at Tins no
IN or g ~ s,ls'i,I'- Dost rrs. Bosr:e-s be
q c-n dated oa-Iy IA May AID EoCsa VIII open per-
na..ey mn" = best of references given. send for
price an tu"s e~ description.
d ": CLOSER CO., Luray. Page co., Va.
mai .-it+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
viii stick tn the Old Rules.

The base ball management at Yale has de-
cided that all games with the colleges shall be
played under last years rules. The new rules
adopted by the National League will not be re-
garded-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
How washington women Saw. Mo.ey

II ID an easy thing to save many dollars Q year By
using diamond dyes TO make the old clothing look
new: The large sales Of these reliable dyes In
Warrington show that many women study econ.
omy and are able TO make dime save several dol
iarA These dyes are easy TO use, and give fast and
goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

A Once Famous Club No More.
The once famous California Athletic Club, the
scene of SO many celebrated pugilistic events,
has assigned for the benefit Of its creditors. No
figures are given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Cloverdale Racing Park has been licensed.
and, in a short time, racing will be inaugurated
there. The track is within mile of Glouces-
ter, and is easier OF access from both Philadel-
phia and Camden. The object ia to fight Billy
Thompson. Duke of Gloucester and make
him repent having had the New jersey legisla-
ture pass the anti-winter racing oil on Satur-
day, that forbids racing during the winter
months. This bill sorely hurts Guttsnburg.
and the Gutenberg proprietors ere back of
Cioverdale Racing Park. and are going 20 give
the Duke Of Gloucester" a merry battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

On or about July Is ]. VI. S. Bowie of the C.
c. c. and George VI. Hunt of the c. C. W. and
G. c. c. will leave Washington by way OF
Hagerstown for Chicago. They will take
pictures of interest along the way and will send
an account of their travels two or three times
weekly to the daily papers Of the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

A Russian army officer who has been expert
menting in the training Of falcons to carry dis
patches says that these birds are superior to
carrier pigeons for messenger service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
BICYCLES.

II sAPITAL CycLEs...-A ~ CusRIoN-rIsz
nextU 70 daya Fully guarantsed, high-sr.de. light
made On The interchanssa6ie sysssm.
awAsHiNSr0S CYCLE Co. lAz3 y. I. eve
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
(HEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

9th and y sts "N' -'
hsndsomest and most complete Solid-rrain services
Westsrom Wsshinxto-
80 p m: ds,ly-'cucinnati ana St Loui. Tau
ited"-Soid ves.ibuied. newly equipped. elect-ls-
nehtedfraiu. Putlmsn's finest s'e.Oin1 Washne-
tor 20 Cincinnati Dining a.tarhei ~ May-yllls
70 serve oreaSest Arrives Cincin natl 500 g. In
eiGnspols III ID q N. St. Louis :35 p. IN. ChcsrB
5:.SB pm
1l:lOp. m. dafy-The famous "'r. 2. V. Lnitsf"-
ssolid vessibuie train with luiu- car and Pulim.l
ssspers for Cincinnati L-xin-f0n and Louisville.
wtnoCt change. arriving a. Cincinnati $50 D. M.
iernrrnn .: 70 p. Louis Vile go y fndsn-
spoiis III 0o q. ChiragB s3b ST. Louis ID
q w. connecting in Union aeDot for AL points.
200 y: m. dsi,r-Erpr-Ss Tor 90 -4ousvill-. Chs--
10 ltesvllle, Richmond, Waynes5oTo'. Staunton ant
p-incipsl Virginia points; daily except sunday. ZOE
BIB and 1927 Pena.. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Winter Racing Illegal in New Jersey.
Gov. Werts Of New Jersey has signed the
bill making horse racing for purses or prizes
unlawful in the months of December, January
and February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

Further Maverick Bank Indictments.
Further Maverick Bank indictments will be
reported by the United States circuit court
grand jury at Boston this week. The Jury
would have returned them in court last Thurs
day had they been reduced to writing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16
Notes of the Fighters.


The next pugiliStic entertainment under the
auspices of the Coney Island Athletic Club will
take place next Monday evening. There are to
be two contests. The first is between Billy
Mccarthy the Australian. and Jack MCGEE of
Boston. The bout is limited to ten rounds.
The men are in the hes; Of condition and will
enter the ring prepared to do iustice to their
respective regulations.
The other contest, between George Siddons
and Jack Skelly. will be the star battle of the
night. Though limited to forty rounds it will
really be finish affair. Siddons is determined
to make il brief and sweet. in order to demon
strate TO the satisfaction of the public that he
can fight to win when he has a mind 10, and
Skelly Is imbued with the same determination
Jimmy Lynch, the well-known 122-pound
pugllist. and not Jimmy Lynn was matched
Yesterday by Judge Newton against Johnny
Van Heest to fight before the Coney Island
Athletic Club on April H.
The Fight on New Works. Pool Rooms.
The determination announced by some of the
Gazing pool room men of New York that they
would reopen their rooms for business in spite
OF Superintendent Dyrnes' threats against them
was not carried out.
An air of mystery surrounds Superintendent
Byrnes' sudden descent on the pool rooms.
The commission men cannot ascribe any rea-
SON for this apparently unprecedented move,
and any quantity of conjectures are adoat Civ
ing reasons for the raids The theory is that
Superintendent Byrnes got his orders from a
higher power than himseif-in short, that some
one is behind the throne issuing commands,
and this some one" is said to be none other
than Richard Croker. The TammGny chieftain
is much interested in racing Just at
present and has powerful stable OF thorough
BREEDS HIS horses were purchased by
Michael Z. Dwyer, the most implacable
enemy the pool rooms ever had. Mr.. Dryer
caused Mr.. Croker to win barrel of money on
the race tracks last season by giving him valu-
able information. Mr.. Croker is said to have
reciprocared this kindness by giving Mr.. Dryer
tips on the election which net the better over
, $780, 600. The intimacy thus developed between
the Brooklyn turf man and Tammxnys ruler
leads the commission meu to believe that Croker
Is behind Byrnes.
The prisoners arrested Monday have been
held for examination
If the PONCE justices hold the pool room
men for trial then tine matter will be carried by
the lawyers TO the highest court in the land y
These are Peter LIE Lsceys words, and no more
determined fighter ever lived. IL finally the
courts decide against De Lacey then the latter
VIII test ;hs consti.utionality Of the Ives pool
oil and eIdeayor to have horse racing com
pletely stopped in New York state. The pool
room men have tacitiy agreed not to reopen
antll after the examination in the Tombs court
Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-16

TOURS TO TIE fkoPIcs-ArLAs LINE
Jamaica, renowned for its salubriors Climate sni
natural beauty wnser station OF Brit sd navy
headquarters Of TIE Britisa army 10 TIE Mat Ini.s.
Good hotels and splendid roads
Regular satiings also for Haits Co~S> RE. IN,
many old world Town, Of the spanish main Illus
trAted pamphlet lnaaled free. PIN, FOEWOOO &
CO.. Agents. - state st.. New YORK piT.4n
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Secretary LamOnt's Business Hours.
WAR DFpAETNrST

The following placard is now conspicuouslv
displayed in the vicinity of the War Secretary
office:
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
ARE You Gone To E,,,o,v

Are You Conc To Euro,,
EDWIN r Lows os srEAMsHiP Exca1NsE.
% CHAKING CROSS. TRAfAL3AR sQUARE
LONDON. They will De numbered and Forwarded :,
livery BasxAss stored forws,dsd and CHECKED BY tbs
Amer.e.n System Eomylsie banking facilities. Toe
is indispsnsz6ie. send FOR a copy OF "fHE PAssES.
GER. ncontAiuipg valuable Information frse
EDWIN Il. LOW, LOWS EXCHANGE
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GIT nF urNGvox.
PROFESSIONAL.

pE.vF. LAY T. THE OLDEST EST.YLrsHTD
advertising c!airvoyant. astrologs- and ,nedlu.nin
Born with wonder nj p-orhs.ic lift o. second s.ht
tells all ne events oe you- fs RON c-aile 20
s;?-sn goods. 'oln;s out youc eae.-s rom yoIr
trends o. n,s s.par2;si .osrtuer causes spe-dy mar
RACES, WIZ faIpy results. tel whether the you
love- trs or false in.e-ur-s cans. givas success
,:ances SOFA o her cit md ~ n trSI5'e WI! save
time an: Money BY co,ninT - n .hs nac. once.
most s@s2sics' ,dyer:sas only what " can do. All
I OTTh POWER. THE CELEBRATED TEST
20, BUSINESS fir .s,s nd ann acars 20 pm rngsFe-
Florence Marysts BOOK in No Death. 1907 St n ".
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wATSoTI!. 5os.s 18TH S.. n. ": Open sunday.
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her on love, b,spess or hsa h she won't dupe You
win w S charms. go Est. NV. Room 10
NJME. FRANCIS. CARD READER AND TRANCE
medium Has ies s fe 70 To esas TO hours
CONSULT FANTLERoY on BUSINESS, LOVE
- and mairinory He gives luck. Comnels love
Del. ave. bet N and n sw TIL. Anacosua cars pas.
Del and NJ. Hours. 10 TO o. sit!nzs :oc NH l4-6'
MADAME LEONoRE. CEI .EBGATED pHRENoL.
VI ogst and planet ife reader reveals ngst present
and future. I.a.ies. 15c gentlemen, 81. For one
week only. 4G4 81. n. cor All. nlhl34 IT.
THE aEsEsT R Rs pSs
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1921 Marion st. N. W.. bet 0th and eth. and sts
mh11-2w'
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NJ English and German aseroiogss in city. Tells
all events OF lte. O0s hours, - TO . y. m sun
day. 10 II. m. TO o ~ u 1908 l4tn fe21-lin.
NINE. tE00EE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
1 life. All business confidential Ladies and GENTLE
men, SOC. each. Hours, a. IN. to 8 D. IN 20 Lss
between Is; and North Capitol sts NV jaI92rs
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CaIRoPo.
WI dist FOB 18th ST. n. W.-The only importer an
manufacturerof FINE NANICURE and CHIROto.
DIST GOODS south " New Yo-x uo,O:r
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SALVATION on takes the lead Of al linimenss.
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OUR SUMMER FRoCKs.
To Buy or Not to Buy; That il the Q,
ton,

ton.
1t is, perhaps, . few weeks too early to pur-
chase the gayest and most delicate Of our sum-
mer gowns. Women who need not make an
equation between their husbands incomes and
their own ambitions to be beautiful before they
can buy seasons outfit. warn prudent sisters
to ''pick up the pretty things right away"
They say the cream Of the importations is Of
fered during Lent, and that April's sales will
be those OF cheaper organizes, challies, ging-
hams, French lawns, percales, dotted muslins.
plain crepons and leftover transparent and
lace goods. But experienced shoppers on
moderate purses assert that while the striking
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MEDICAL. &c.


Bath and Massage treatment: also Facial Steam
in.- AMI Massa,e for clearing complexion and reuoy-
ins al biemisheso o: ssin. 9lS 81 n. mhl3-lm
T AIDES AND GENTLEMEN ARE INVITED To
~ csl and tax. ONE TREATMENT FREE at
..ElDS SAN.TAR1UM u. SOB 18th n ". Scientific
Massage. Fscial steanng. flectriciy Electric Vapor
Batns. Ren,oyal OF >uperruous Hairs, Mol-s ani
Benisiles with the Ele: r.c Needle. An Insulation
contslnins swenty beautiful rooms. thoroughly
eqiiipec with every appliance for scientific
ment invalids cared fer with home comforts
Terms reasonable. Patients treated in their own
homes.
REMEMBER. ONE TRIAL TREATMENT FREE
mhtl-IWs
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II IcHMoNn Avn D,NvTI.T.r R,TTpOlD 90.
h y. w. HUIDEKoPrR IND REUBEN FOSTER

49, Schefsdle IN eff-c. Noye,lha- rsn,
Al trains arr.va anS leave p.uusylyaaf. ,...,,.
ger station. Washington. .. G.
o.:p a. m -DRty. connects at Lvnchhurg fov At
s,ii'ts on NoriO'k and Western rsf-nsf snf fp-
Trinrli'al oi1ts south all Divisions a. RirNp,at
S,a ne.ilin toa - Atlanta CONNECTING thence with
Sleeper 70 View Orleans VIA Nantro,na-y AID F- Ne n
r'ns We t.irTiiinchsn. unfcirg NJ Dsnvfla Win
Se-l-f 10Y aug iste. connerts Manassas Frols
hoyal anc ss-ashu-y isflv erreut Sln Law
- n M. Daily for ws--antoa spH
ana train for Front Royal and St-ssbu-g ilv
,,- 10 =. :, m;.nsily WASHINGTON AID sorr9-
WESTERN VFSrrBULED LIMITED. compoSel : 4.
Cars and runs tn Atlanta ttime ~ hon-s) wi.h Pl-
nan Sleeper through New York and waShing.nn :,
Few orleans Wis MONTGOMERY and New Ya-k al
MSsnrngton 10 Aiken aud Augusta via coinmbA
ana washington % Memrhisvia Birningham. Dining
car New York 10 Montgomery
loo p m.Dafly for all princp.l points south ~
f.ichmond and Dsnville .v-te'n. Pullman sl.@psr,
Nsw horE snd WASHINGTON to Hot springs via Ashs-
vile: and Washington 20 Atlanta
Ieave Washington AZ q 10 a M, q n % N. anil 3 Is
N daily keturnins arrive Washington = 80. m.
nW p M and Is % an. daily Train leaving WASH
,nson . - y m and arriving g. So N. TO aai
Through trains from the .outh arrive washington
100 m ~ 40 a. m snd 2. Do n. Manassas Dvis.
Ion; 70 10 a m and z. 20 m. excsp. Sunday.
furnished at Office. 1870 pennsylvsnis ave- an az
Psssenger Station. Pennsylvania Railroad Wsshins.
l. s BROWN. General Agent passAn-s Dept
W =. IUf.h. General Passenger Agent
W H. ckEfN. General Manager nlS
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RAILROADS.


PENNsYlvANrs For-rr
pbatnpai N9Tfk .na, WEI 81 AND SoJrHwrsr
STEEL RAILS, MaGNIfIcENE EoriPMrxr
TRAINS i sISi w a. Z Z, 5 1,N w.
For rn ,,s14r g III =, sSp 8i SIS -
Si,S c.,s1S'as E'IS..; a 70 IS an Gsii~
ha!-is5prr TO cnnsnratl And Iit,sSu-s % II.
s,,sssr.nsiis sd p,n'nc Car Ps-rissu-r :,
sss9 cuys m. s s1i, NH r s,y co % w., VT.
hars % ,lgS5s A1a S..r,nS CO f-e7 PITS.
LOUIS md cac,nnsii rt----s i u : W ssae. Vs..
c., Ha-Slrs y ST Lo1i. shi ci5l,ass; ,s' sS II
psnins ca. ssrrishnrs 20 81 icris w~s,s-n ~
Msssnr-cn g cic, %. eass-tins 'siv1s. ~ ~
csve.pS pa iisH ~ s-,; "a, ~ , i,9.s 81
Taso; Snuthv-ste-n Exp-.ss : n r ~ S,i,, ~. ~.
Memphis and 81 Louis pa'rnsp si.s.I, ,r, IS,
ri.S sens's IN NaS,i i,"i' srns Car Esr.
e. NR-hnand pshc r.rr-.. 10 - p N Si ss,
70 Pi.S,-- M t zoe Vs. 'th trough se-pe-
For knns. csn,nds's.a. Eorhssts- snd Niar.-, IN.
For Ere. c,nan isVaa ana R.,-',.s..r s.,,v.
~ Ven Si.s,,, o., c y 49, S.ta-,sy "a
For Ni,'iGmsncrt. Eoch .s;er. RursiS and N,,s,..
S.erns "a washtns.,r - ~, Saturday. Win
Sa,ls' w. -SceF g, SH5sv y. wli.nspc, s,r i,
FOE P4ILt " InPHIa NEw YORK AID ry-
sna inning c.. no N 6sss. ss'?'9s i fsT u
!. 40 Nsmtfed. nininE TsN 49, - -
on 81 sands y az X a L nn9.at II q nm.
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NewNo-s. 400 y N. dsly. 'o- p ia '.iph,s r..t
ron pHrL.rr1rgr, Only.
fss .e,rrrss. '.@a. m week days. Gad 4 a m
Accommodation. 5oo.. w. ;srr
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! or Boston without change. = sos n, w~.s s,-,,,,
For Brooklvr. w, ~ ,h-cprh .-a,n. oo,n... =.
$780, s,'. VIZ hs'S .. eroot,y .nPy s~o-
For \, sntic CITY. II. oas m. 1" lsr VI ueaN A.,
and ll.a9 D. m every day. sRtu-asrs only. a,tl
For baltimore, son. s.5 -.n5. IN. ~ 50,
10 Sei % H. II; ooa e., he u IN i9i{
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and m -. m = ''O' N
FOE ,rExaNDRr, AND rrFr SORRY
IN, rs 81 non ~ 10 ~ 81 SO Az ~.
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a 'y q " go ~, - as ioi5 an. 100 s-iE
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For ri Ri,sn 1,o and me -outh g. 10 .ni lo57.
lra,ns ~ e.Se .sss nar. Gov Washington. ao,. q,
3ON is. s65i. * sta "a 80, a i IL -, srs
n. sassm, @oS :. IS 50h EOS. 10. 3. Is All
r.r iss 3 .nd Information N. o-- norh..s, 49,
alon whs-e orders can he iest Cor i've i,srsia- -
8 81 pg r. YS,s.'nation from hotels and residence.
General Msnsg.r. u.7l General Pa.s.ns.r as.u..
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baltimore a OHIO R.rLRo.b-

s".e'ul~ IN eject Noven,A~r II. ,sa-
Leave Washington FROM station corr Az q. x. r.-..-
avenne and G -.--at
for tn,cac,c and Northwest. Nsstitu'e, ramtei yx-
press '-airs II. ~ m. e ~ y n asilr
for ,,nr.nnst. 81. LOWS and Iniian.,o',, y.x.i.
=, D -. ~ 80 ! 80 aNrr,s- ~ . m. daily
m. and 45n m Ai"-Ss "A'S hh''"
Eo- lSszi2Etcn sn1 Stanton. 30. +o.-
20, Tor lu-ay. Natural B-iars RianoS-. Knoxv,u.
Chattanooga sut Menphis. IL. ~ N dsiiy sl.sp-
Wv r-,-'ti S :, M 20 hsnphis and Nashville.
Fo- Baltimore ~eAk 'avs =. - z, q 4, x-r,
MESA m F AZ 2 y, "a n ~ ~ 90 OF - nth
1S 90 90 : o. ZOO NJ so,d ii s.n n, - suas,y,.
-, q 100 Z, -y5.o5. xs.aS. G3G 500 I'd. asf
Fa- hnns?o'is, : y sns $. n. m. IL. Is auales
Pm s7ofs-s. g N = m. d. ~ y n
- 99C Frederick. tSi5. til.3o =. M. a.l5 tA3l
Err Err az ,,,.;;rs.2r-n t,c - .ni'ls,nm
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ROYAL BLUE LINZ -dR WV YORK AND PHIL.
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