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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN
Il the city or Roanoke by virtue OF a deed of
trust dated the l2th day OF August, iSgD from the
Ming Investment Company to the UNDERSIGNED
10 secure to William Hanrahan the pavmenf NJ
Sl,Uu, evidenced by two promissory notes each
IN the sum OF $500, with interest from date, pay
aoie III one aud two years respectively after date
anc default having occurred In the payment OF
the note due two years after date and bcing an
SATURDAY. THE i>r DAY OF JULY. iS0s
AT II O'CLOCK NJ, in front OF the courthous. in
the city OF Roanoke, proceed to sell said land Al
puolic auction 10 the highest bidder Said Ian6
is described AZ follows: '''-u
beginning At II point on the northwest sid. n {.
clark street &Oreet souihwest from Rice stree,
thehce north VI degrees west $50 feet To an alley
thehcc WIN said alley south ~ degrees west 100
Feet 10 point, thence south II Ceyrees cast I50
tcet 10 CLARK street, thence with Clark siree
north ~ degrees cast 100 feet 10 the place OF he,
ginning.
TERMS: Cash Us 10 enough TO pay the coat OF
executing the said truet and 10 pay the amount
o. the said unpaid note and interest and "a TO
the r. eidue, If any these be- the same shall bt,
payable In one and twl years respectively after
dhte OF sale, with iltere.t, md -ecurcd by deed
OF t,ust. TllOS. w. MILLER,
" tus Trustee.
by consent OF all parties the above sale has
Deen postponei until Tuesday, August l, 1898,
TnoS. W. MILLER. Trustee.
BV mutual conseLt II all parties the above sale
mas been postponed until Friday, September lat
72tds. THOS. w. MILLER.
Trustee.
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RuSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF \ DEED
OF trust dated the 18th day OF August, iSg2
ana recorded in deed book 20, page 22!' in the
cierk once OF the corporation court for The city
OF hoanoke, Va, from Helen c. Tnsley and
husband TO the undersigned trustee default
having been made in the terms thereon md
being required so to do by the beneIci arr,
therein secured will ON THE I'll DAY 0F
AuGt sT lS3 AT II O'CLOCK a. VI on the
premises IN the city OF Roanoke. Va Offer for
sale the following described parcel or land with
Ing house
beginning at a point on the south side az John
street l2o feet cast OF Fishburne street, thence
With John street south 50 degrees 81 minutes east
AZ lcct 10 APPOINT, thence south degree ~ mir.
ntes west l2o feet to an alley. thence with said
alley north S3 degrees 30 minutes west 40 fcef To
n point ON same, thence north degrees 20 min.
utcs cast 12O feet to John street the place az
pMesgiinnning known AZ lot T. block ., OF map OF
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs q,
sale and the sum OF sl7O.l6 now due, and the sum
OF Si.S23N2 TO become due and payable in
terest, on the fourth Monday in August, 1s.,3.
and each successive month thereafter. and ,hc
residue, II any, upon II credit OF one and two
years with interest, deferred payments IN he
70 tide. WIN. F. WINCH, Trustee.
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
- the Nth cay OF October, $780, and OF record
~ .ne Sef e., once OF the corporation for
page as execute by the Central Investment
company to the undersigned. in trust 10 secure
o3uu2 evidenced by two interest hearing nrroti.
hnie notes or even cate with said deed Zach in
the SIM OF s85.Oi made by the Central inyest.
inent Company and payable to the said Charles
Lyle or order IN one and two years reapectively
after date at the Commercial National Bank 81
Roanoke, Virginia, and default having occurred
IN tne payment OF the last due o: said notes and
a. the request OF the holder thereof Will ON
TUESDAY TIE 1ST DAY OF AUGUST IS43
AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. in frCnt OF the courthouse
III the city OF Roanoke, Virginia proceed 10 sell
al public auction 10 the highest bidder a | thar
certain lot or parcel OF land lying and being in
the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, and described IA
follows, To wit:
beginning nj point on the west side OF Nelson
street lUU feet south OF Robertson street, thence
north - degrees west 95 feet TO u point thence
south degrees west so feet 10 point thence
south SS degrees east 95 feet TO Nelson street
thence with Nelson street north 2 degrees east
10 feet TO the place OF beginning.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to enough 20 nav
the cost OF executing this trust and topay the
past due note subject 10 credits "a follows:
) 9.02 as OF the 18th day OF October, lSl2 and
Slo1 as OF the 2Nh day OF October, 1892 and rs 10
The residue, IL any there be, the same shall he
payable IN one and Two ears from date of sale
III equal instalmeut- with interest from date Of
sale and secured by deed or irn.t
- ids TuOS. W. MILLER, Trustee
,hB mutual consent OF all pa les the above sale
ls 'n-tponed until Friday, gust II, NJ same
place and holr. TW. MILLER,
eEtoe Trustee.
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trustees SALE OF DESIRABLE RESI-.
3dencc nroperty.-By virtue OF a deed OF trust
Led the 2oth day Of Jnly, 1891, from W. j and
3Blair, Jr:, to Alexander Neill. in trust TO Sc
r. the Middle States Loan, Building and Con-
}iction Company of ilagcrstown, Md, the pay
ut of Si,OjO, interest, dues and fines, and de
III having occurred in the pavmcn. or interest,
+ and fines for more than six months as pro.
led thci Gin; and Mt the request OF said company
to do and said company clccting that the
{ole. amount due by said Blairs shall be pay.
3e Immediately, the undersigned will. ON
tIuRSDAY, TIE 10TH DAY OF AUGUST,
p. AT II O'CLOCK NJ, on the premises
The city of Roanoke, Va, proceed TO sell Mt
pic auction, to the highest bidder, all that
Iiablc parcel Of land lying in said city and de-
/ bed a. follows:
beginning at the southwest corner of Park and
|nnbcll streets, thence with Park street south
fgrccs west l2l 5 feet to an alley, thence with
4 alley south 50 degrees 10 minutes west ~
to point, thence north degrees east lis
to Campbell street, thence with Campbell
Pet north 81 degrees 81 minutes east 10 feet to
Ice OF beginning.
me total amount OF said Blairs' sid indebted
l. now amounts to Sh.ilS.sg
FERNS OF SALE:-Cash
ALEXANDER NELL,
IL JUS Trustee.
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WHEREAS, CERTAIN DEED OF rR,,s r

w HEREAS, A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
nit was executed by W. j. Blair and Lycurgus
trustee, bearing date the 2ith day OF Decemhc a.
is.'l; and recorded December 80 1871, in d, ed
p poor, d, page 3i2 In the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Roanoke. Va 70
secure lhc performance OF conditions and nav.
mcn,s OF monies, as specified in certain penal
bond executed by thcm OF even date with said
payment to the National Mutual building and
e. oa mno ASSOCIATION OF New York OF the sum OF
So'mo, loaned or advanced to said w. j. Blair and
IL. Dlair, Jr., upon nifty shares OF stock in said
association $50: held by them in certificates nos.
ana whereas by the articles of association under
wnich said loan was made and to secure which
saia nond ana deed OF trust executed, II is
proviaea ior repayment in certain manner and
terms, with principal and interest argreratin,,
mon,hIy payments of SD per month until the
whole sum, principal, with interest, premium
anu all other charges which may accrue Inv rea
ron OF the terms OF said articles OF association
are paid and satisfied and whereas the snid
george >. Peet has resigned this trust and the
Judge OF the Hastings Court has duly appointed
said deed, In the place and stead of said George
D. D. peeti and whereas, default having been made
said bond and deed for more than three months
an ana being required so to do by the beneficiary,
soe SAID NatiSna Mutual Bnldng and Loan AS
WED y dS isrIi DAY Of JGHT, 1879 S
auction in front OF the premises, in the city OF
Roanoke, Va. to the highest bidder. ali the
pfi o described in said deco "al that lot,
ihece or parcel of land, with improvements
thereon, situated in the city OF Roanoke. State
OF Virginia, described us follows: Beginning ut
point on the south side OF Allegheny Place
Qu5 one hundred and five feet west OF PARK
street and running thence south IS degrees west
',a iert TO a point, thence south degrees west
dlo fcet To an alley. thence with saiu alley north
- degrees east u feet to n point thence north :
point OF beginning f' ''0
TERMS Cash sufficient to nav off rho cost -,
cAccuth. ms trust and discharge the obligations
under said bond, aggrcgatlng S5517, and the hi
ance, II any payable in two equal payments in s,v
and twelve months RilSG IT, DEERE
=" 'Ns Trustee.
7 he foregoing sale by consent of sIl nnr,ios
has oceh postponed until Wednesday, july %
1893, ut the game hoar and place
T20td rrns,n
By mutual consent he foregoing salc has been
postponcu unit tuesday, August S, 1898 nj the
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7mEREAs A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST

WHEREAS A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST
/, was executed by VIM. j. Blair aud Lycurgus
li IT.. cr, to George j. Poet and his SUCCESSOR as
recorded on the 2Sth day OF May, 1892. in
(d book 70, page 3l5, in the clerks Office OF the
n Hoare IUs !me oty OF STATE of
Re by The said VIM. j. Blair and Lycurgus
Dir, Jr;, OF each and all contaiScd
the bond exeemted of even date and
faid deed; and said bond executed by them, ia
he penal sum OF $4,000. conditioned to pay
ND to the National Mutual Building and Loan
location of New York, which sum was loaned
|tdvanccd by said association to the said VIM
Blair. and h. Blair. Jr., In accordance with
u. articles OF association upon nifty shares OF
FL in said association held and owned by the
I W. ). Blair and L. Blair, Jr, in certificates
/. S,"s9, S,e9G and $500, issues d ard d 6;
m whereas here -, by their articles OF asso,
made. and to secure which the said
Ed and decd of trust were executed, 1t ia pro-
lea for tho repayment in certain manner and
pm certain terms. with principal and interest
Ercgating regular monthly payments of $50
month until the whole sum with interest,
|mium and MI other charges, which may ac-
association and OF the deed OF trust executed
pursuance thereof are paid and complied
IL; ana, whereas, the said George j. T., ct has
fgncd said trust and the Judge OF the Uus.
r. Court for the city OF Roanoke did ut the
Pc term thereof appoint the undersigned
fh =. Dcrr, az trustee In said deed in the
rs anu elcfu vi NcOTPc %. rect, ana, WDcrC az,
laut has been made in the payment and con
ions mentioned in said bona and deed OF trust
more than three months, and having been
|nircd so to 90 bv the beneficiary, the eaid
{ional Mutual Building and Loan Association
Pew fors, shall, by virtue OF said deed and
fsnapt to the terms thereon, proceed to sell Mt
pic auction to the highest bidder, ON MON
d, TIL 2lST DAY OF AUGUST, 1882 AT $50
FLOCK p. NJ, in front of the premises in tie
or Roanoke, Va, all the property conveyed
aid DEED and being all that certain lot, or
Pc or parcel OF land.with the improvements
re II, situated In the city OF Roanoke, State of
|ginia. described az follows, to wit:
BEGINNING ut q point on the west side OF Roa-
re street one hundred and seven tcnths
pa feet north OF Walnut street and runping
ncc north 70 degrees west 100 feet to an
~, thence with the same north 10 degree. SO
fntes cast 30 feet to u point, thence south 40
Frces east $50 feet to Roanoke street, thence
IA Roanoke street south degrees, Is minutes
F. 50 feet to the point or place of beginning.
kRMS: Cash sufficient to pay all costs OF cx-
|tinG this trust and to pay the amount now
paid on snid bond, aggregating 5000 81 in
inc balance; II any, payable in two equal pay
pts in Il and - months.
is tds RUSH L. DERR, Trustee.
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rtby mutual consent or all parties the above sale
Is postpohcd until tuesday, August s, 1873 Mt the
s",n re pace !ds ana hour. j. ALLEN WA rTS,
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Dy mutual consent The above sale has been
pOdtpponcd until Tuesday, july 18th, at same place
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Rf VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST EXE
- - cutcu 10 inc Undersigned trustee by Sarah A.
aonpe5t ana William Comport, her husband
wnich deed bears date The 9th day or March lS9j
anu recorded i'll deed book BE- page 5i1 In M,
ccrA onicc of the Hastings Court OF The civ or
hoanoKc, state OF Virginia. in which the follow
lns uescrineu property i conveyed In trust To
secure 10 w. J.. MoomaW tho payment of 81 tat.
ana interest thereon from the 9th day OF March
lS". evidenced by eighty (sO) negotiable notes or
even ua,c with said deed in the sum OF s2U each
mnu nei'. ~, navihs ocen made in part OF said
hotes ne thcy hecamc due and payable, and heinz
required so 10 do toy The beneficiary / shall ON
MoNDAl, JULY IL 1893, AT - O'CLOCK Nj
oller Tor sale IN front OF the courthouse door In,
highest bidder, the following described proncrt,
win appnrteuanccs thereunto belonging:
BEGINNING NJ point on the north side of Shen-
hhuoah avenue 81 feet west OF Second street
theHce westerly with Shenandoah avenue 40 fnar
10 n point thence northcrly 100 feet 10 mn oliev
thence with said alley eAsterly 80 feet to a uo;pt
Thence southcrly $50 feet 10 Shenandoah avcnmn
inc plncc OF beginning. known as lot 10 i'm SERBIAN
and Houston addition So "'''-N
TENNIS: Cash sulc Gu, 70 pay the costs of
uHeSntins inns trust, and 10 pay MI past due notes
Win interest the balance payable in monthly
March ., 1890, and notes. to he PAYABLE al such
times as the rem aiming notes secured i'm thc
aooNc.nentloned deed OF trust are now mndc
payable, VIII he taken FOR snch balance ana Sc
6 III ids RUSH 4 DERE 'rrns,,o
by mutual consent the foregoing sale hiss bcar
postponed until Tuesday, August lst 1898 mt the
RUSH L. DERR, Trustee.
BY mutual consent OF all parties the above sai
mas oeeh postponed until saturday, August 18th
6IG ids Trna,..
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by mutual consent the foregoing sale hiss bcan.
postponed until Tuesday, August fst 1898 M the
same hour ana place
RUSH L. DERR Trnstee
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j. ALLEN WATTS,
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thB mutual consent OF all pa les the above sale
is 'n-tponed until Friday, gust II, AZ same
place and holr. T.w MILLER,
s2toe Trustee,
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he above sale has been postponed by mutual
sent until Friday, August II. 1893, at tame
ie ard hour. JOS. ]. DORIAN
u 'os Trustee.
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by mutual consent the foregoing sale is post
poncd until Monday, August I. lSl3, ut the some
place and hour. RUSH L, DERR. rustec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11
YOUR
VVWRD
lg YOUR
BOND AIT
GR0GMM'go

Among the many bitter complaints Of dull business
and scarcity Of money which has Characterised these
past three months We can truthfully say that our
patronage has been thoroughly sattdctory in every
way. Every one Of these suitry summer dAys has
found line Of people ct counter waiting to pay
"a little something" on their furniture. We are
going to tell you that your credit Is good
here-any time-and for anything you rant. little
payment once . week once . month will make
you sole owner and proprietor" of house full Of
handsome. serviceable furniture Our credit price -
our eash prtce-and there nanes to si0n There
Is Sevsn-pisce Parlor Suite here. upholstered in
plush-and there's another upholstered in hair cloth
take your choice Of either of them for e22 5O-cash
credit These but t,co out Of whole floor full Of
parior PARTNERSHIPS IN Brocstelle-wflton Rug
Tapestry. Gilt. nc. There's Bed Room suite here
IN solid oakbevsl glzss In bureau-and price IL
sl3 essh credit Our first foor Is full Of Bed Room
furniture-handsome any you sver saw any,chsre-
oil prices There's any quantity Of Brussels Carpet
here and price Is so cents per yard Insrsin Car
pet. 30 cents yard Every yard Of carpet bought
Of Us IL made and laid fires Of eost-no charge foe
waste IN matching figures. We sell a Forty-pound
Hair Mattress for s7-woven Wire Springs, 81. 75-
Six-foot Oak Extension Table. 81 So Rsfrigerators.
Mattinas Baby Carriages and anything anybody ever
used to 'housekeep with il hers-snd it's yours for
promise TO pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11
SAID TO BE A CANCER CURE.
Two New York Physicians Make al
Important Discovery.

Two New York Physicians Make an
Important Discovery.
From the New York World
A patient In the New York Cancer Hos
pital, at One Hundred and Sixth street and
Central Park West, accidentally became
inoculated with the virus of erysipelas sew
eral weeks ago. AS the disease progressed
it was noticed that the patients cancerous
DR.. William T. Bull the advisability Of in
oculating other patients with the poison of
erysipelas. Accordingly several cases were
set apart and experiments were begun and
direction of DR.. Bull The NEGOTIATIONS
were made not only on patients with car
cinoma Commonly known as cancer) but
also on others who were suffering from
sarcoma. which Is a much more malignant
form of tumor than the ordinary cancer.
The results in both forms were very salts
factory.
For inoculating purposes pure culture of
the streptococcus was used. OF the cases of
carcinoma about Is per cent were reported
cured. while in the sarcomatous cases the
results were even better, showing as many
as 40 per cent Of those experimental upon
to have become well and free after the at
tack of erysipelas.
1t has been said that whatever good has
resulted was due to the local reaction. This
theory is apparently disproved by the fact
that NEGOTIATIONS made at a distance from
the tunor have been known to cause 1t to
The injections. as rule, were made into
the turnor itself, and were repeated every
forty-eight hours. The reaction produced
was almost Identical with that produced by
true erysipelas. though In most of the cases
1t was miider in degree. passing away with
in twenty-four to forty-eight hours. The
dangers attending this form of treatment
are insignificant when one considers the
usual outcome of a case of cancer, or sar-
coma, which is almost invariably fatal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11
LYNCHED A MINER,
He Was Supposed to Have Led the At
tack on Private Laugherty.


tack on Private Laugherty.
The Tennessee militia stationed at Brice-
Vile. Tenn, yesterday morning resolved
themselves into a mob and lynched miner
named Drummond. He was supposed to
be the leader Of the mob which on Monday
assassinated Private Laugherty
The evidence duplicating Drummond
was gained by the arrest and stringing up
Of another miner. named Elkins, who to
save his own life gave the whole story
away, duplicating Drummond, a man NAM
ed Moore, and a third person.
Drummond was taken from his arding
house in Briceville and carried down the
railroad tracks. a distance of two miles,
and hanged from high trestle
Affairs at Coal Creek are now assuming
anything but a favorable aspect, and though
efforts are being made to subdue the ex-
element existing among the miners and
soldiers. 1t Is apparent that the worst is yet
to come
Yesterday morning 1000 miners. employed
IN the inherent mines in and around Coal
creek, went out on a general strike. and
all the mines except those of the Knox
vile Iron Company, which works only
convicts. are closed down for the first time
In eleven months. The cause of the strike
Is the action of the coal companies wishing
to reduce the wages of the miners 20 per
cent, and In return for the same to give the
miners a reduction in rents and store sup
plies. This. however, would only benefit the
men with families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect July o. 1899
Leave Washington from station corner Of New Js-sy
For chicaeo and Northwest. vestibulei Linited
Express trains ll.35 am. els so Pm - IS
For cincinnsti, st louis ana fnsi.nsp olis V-,a-
buled Limited. 3 30 o.. express Il. IS night
for flttsoarg snd Cleveland. express daily IL Is
For Lexington and sisunton TO 4oam.
IHTsy. Sauna 81 s s.0f Ro.noi. knor,.
Chatanooga and Memphis. IL .. m daily slescinS
'a Fsr r1 iStsa q Memphis and Nashville
For Baltimore. week days. 100. Is 30. a. II Is
nte. nm M CO. 70 n Is 20 o. I ~ ID "a 8 rse.
= 70. lt; ~ 81 100 Is 90 3S re 20. so
DAYS. rs 40 q co. as minn5esi. rs o5 q so II. al
40 90. - minutes) m, Il2 90. L o0 ~ 90 r. al
81 2 &c. SO so si II ne, is e. 90 So 1885,
For knnsPoii. z Is and Z Is g. m. L.. Is and |. %
For f sssaSi it'd q +fi 3 m ,s ,.N
For S.ssTs s 10 % aPs .5sOpm-
% y j.: FSS o . q Il Sc q. m
pal only no tos 80 p' $50 . p' re
ROYAL Blue LINE For SEw YORK AND PHIL
dsy. 800 10 6nr Ca csr Soi % ~ iec ne 10
90: D N Carl CO. dl3 30 pm. Sleeping Gar
Buffet Psrlor Gers on all dav trains
ins Car running t6roG 70 boston Without csssr.
va ionThkeepse bridge. landing passengers 10 snd
For Atlsntie CITY. 10 90 a m snd II 90 noon. sup-
tErcept sunday. Daily. ssunday only.
r.sS.Sss SSrd l for End CHECKED from hotels
j. I. opELI. cHIs 1 % sc ssf0t
Gen Manager ttelol Gen. PAss- As't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-11
The Situation I'm Samoa.

Replying to a question In the house Of
commons yesterday Sir Edward Grew par
iamentary secretary of the foreign Office
said that the latest advices from Samoa
showed that Chief Mataafa, who was re-
Gently engaged in warfare with King NAL
ietoa, was on board the British cruiser
katoomba- Mataafa's principal sub-chfefs
were with him on the war ship
Sir Edward added that the decision to
be reached regarding Mataafa and his sup
porters would be subject to the result Of
consultations between Great Britain. Ger
many and the United States
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RAILROADS.
The GREAT

,PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
srlR2 skfE aSsSsEIsRRsRS SssbSS1SsSsr,
rRsEss xFEi3ST g 81. ss sE.rIos
md AS NE srs AS
i1kpress Of Pullman vestfbule Care at 10 d m.
1 6l,ss .Hs 70 Gneinns and his.surs 70 fnd.e.
kin s 10 i5s a.iy % Gsy.i.sa. coi1pbas.
Cars from Pittsburg to columbus Cleveland and
" fs1or A3 g. oRsRps sr p Is
cnsnns seS csssso o H ss 'D,s e 81 s:
d sarg 10 Nth ~ s sssnn Se.,srH EtPrss
Sl.epers for Pittsburr and Cleveland Puiin.n
G.S for eisssur soS catussr.
SSneinns5i, lndi.nsPOlis, Memphis and Sc Louis
s.s F EsS%sRs "a s. e W. i
ror SKs.per 70 pttssurs and H.rris6urg e chicsso
dg eSseri sandas Eossss'sr and N.T.r' Fails
For Erie. Ca1andaTus and Rochester daily for But.
With siseFu ss ost aSsgs sa o sm
Fails. Aps "a ROS S.,s Buffalo and Niss.
For sM5s ,,I Car W1shinston 70 BSs.io' '''
a gay, ehcsen, suniAy For williAmsport only
FOR PAILApELPHIA NEW YORK AND THE
"a a;o3 Or; and D; EKyress. si.epins r.rior
a mi,ed H binins G nS G ssS co. % g
3. ~. T. 20. 10. 90 and III Is nm On sa.asT'
b GS g t.r and "a q 9c. rSs.': =:
co SO Is ss; a. g fi fS9 p
All Parlor Oars with Dining Car from BaitimoE. 20,
New York. 400 pm. daily Tor Phisdsiphis -sss
For PHILADELPHIA ONLY
fasi express 30 a. m week days. and As p.m.
accommodation. s ooau. daily.
Express 2 OIL and ). 30 y. m daily.
ssrstogA express (narlor carl. ~ 90 a m weet dsts
Sls,on. Without change. :. 80 a. m week days ant
For b ooklyn. \: Y. all through trains conn.r. a
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton stseet' .ro.sss
double ferrtage ser.ss New York city.
and Il Is ,s dss sstar ssss s s.
200 s4S 10 e x 100 sn S'i i,5 So So e e
Ia q p = d SO e 8 s q q I y
Sis AS = 90 I.mis q . e 4 lS e:
for fopes Greek Line 20 and q. &c D. m osily
For Annapolis Z 20. q 90 and II. 50 q. m. and "a
= Pm m dslly, except Sunday. sundays. zoos m
For NeSsndria %. 8 e. 7Sp 80 20 so q
sis ~ q y, n9 20 90 u 3 es Is. 90 ISL
5o As 10 Is S n o. II a. ssn g. q 3
For Richmond ana the south, 4 80 and 10. 81 m.
Ace9m ..E e, ousntco rs am. d.ily .nd
Trains leave aes.nlr,. for Washington. 9 o5. Sos.
SS g. e a. Is l IA o y :! m Is 90
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ner 18th street and Pennsyiysnsa avenue and :, the
station where orders can be left for the checknT OF
e Sessiration from hotels and resdsnees
General Manager. Iiy3l General PASSENGER Assent.