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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
TERRITORIAL FAtH eNrss Es.
4 Eise F,e,a OF rre,,er- a.a PAGERS
On nad

Inc tOUlhk ana pacing races Tor III"
Territorial Fair have tll,-l. AMI thir has
been done with less trouble than IN any
previous year In the history ~ the asSo.
citation. The running races ar SURF To-
I'LL alan. II il sah' ~ ray tia, the best
races ever held herr. will !" ,h,~" Mt IA"
coming Fair, hginning nelt Tuesday
A glanc" a, the following entries will
rnvinr" any one ~ this
rrRsx 80. |. t2t1-3.oO cL,.s.
Dick Montgomery. Slovenian a bye.
Krky forl. Colo
Guip, y. y Shay, Pueblo. Colo
MRniton Bill. WIN. Butler, Colnrad"
Springs, Colo.
Jh"nuir wilkes. u. Andrews. Santa,
Fc. ~ n
Elrctrnmont, Vim BillupS. phonis.
Arn.
rrRss NJ ,, S2oO ~ cl,ss.
ApnState. J. A Adams. AlAmu@a, Colo.
Morgan. =. sharp. Pueblo, Cob"
May Queen. Y. u s,urgrs. AlhwIu"r.
que, ". NJ
Iowa Chief. NJ A. Porter, phunix.
Ariz.
rrRsK ~. 3. s2W-2:IO CLASS
o.. q. 49, .,
lhrk montgomery Stevenson n Dye
Rocky for', Colo,
MA" Sue""' r T. "'"'H'S' h'""l"'r'
BlIv 1 / ph.,,, Anunu.r,n, Y
M
Cup, u. =. SHARP. Pueblo. Colo
Iarn,.I k.n
''"''"'" "A"' Ana, ,,.
r'"h w. We S'''--'- =" LASS
Leroy, G. Zrigrr, Albuquerque n NJ.
II. W. L., Lowry a Hinkl"y, south
Denver Colo.
ruh"~ NO ~ Ss"-Sh" NsNi'" ANb ARR
IONA CoLrs,
Glenn, Caa..lls a k.aryy, Alln,u,r.
que, N. N.
Niyri,s. X. n. G,,..nI.af Aih,murrIn,,
N NJ
Johnni. wilks, T. Andr~wr, Santa F,.
n. N.
Properly. W l., Trimble, Albuquerque.
~ !" .o
nj, w..,.s., s,. !. n
FL p,,,i cnio
"y ' 81 p,,. c,,,
M, 49, MN H. Ri. ",,,,
$500. r,In
,hnn,. will. Y Andr.w. s.,,. Va.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
4, ss.u,a - !. every ns..e.

J. b. Wilson, 3l7 CLAY b.. Sharpe
burg. Pa, ssys he will no, 10 without
DR.. King's New Discovery tor Consumr.
ton, Oougbs spd Colds, that u cured
bis wife Who vas Threatened with Pneu.
monia after an attack OF Els 0ripp~,
when various other remedies and several
physicians hsd done her no good. hnb-
srt Bssbsr. OF Cooksport. Pa, elaine DIR.
Kings hou Discovery hes doas him
more good than anything he ever used
Tor Lung Trouble. Nothing like IL Try
IT, Fres Trial Bottle 81 T. II. Burgess
4 Sons drugstore. Large bottles. %
osuts and 81 10.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
Amnna th. incidents Of childhood that

Among the incidents of childhood that
stand out In bold relief. ~ our memory
revsrts 70 the days when ws we're youoR
none ere more prominent than severe
sickusss Tue young mo,her wildly 70.
menb ers that 10 wss Chsmberlain's
cough remedy cured her Of GROUP. and in
turn administers u 10 Der own onspriug
and always With the best rssnIts. For
sale by T. II. Burgess 4 Son, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

J, Eiwarb Priest is /" the county JAIL
serving a s..htsncr FIR assault, The caH-
was taken Ia the supreme court AMI til.
decision Il the lower court aiiir'nei.
wherein Priest was Dljudg'Sl tine II
$500. and N stand committed until I'll"
Ane In pAl.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
sushis..s Aps,sa aaiye.

The hest s.lvs In the ~orld for cuta.
bruises, sores, ulosrs. salt rhsum, fever
cores. lsttss, ohsppsd hands, obll6la'ns'
ceyns, and oil skin sruptions. aud pal.
lively ourss piles, or no pay required. IL
10 guaranteed 10 give perfect sasiHfso'ion
os aoasy refunded. Prios 70 oents per
boz. For sals by DR.. Thos. II. burgess
4 Boo. drusgists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The eitisens Il Pennington assisted by
Astsc, have rsisssi . purse ~ $500 whlch
viii be given as . reward f6r III. arr'si
and conviction II tbs two PARTIES who
robbed Bowman Brns' store ia. night Of
August 5,h. One half the amount will la
pad Coz thu capture IL ons II them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

At Los Lunas lass Thursday Eve earth.
quakrs shocks threw down secrcs II old
sdole buildings which were already
shAky from pevioas earthquakes The
center of ..,a disturbances seems 10 Be 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The Albuquerque CirIIRs now has
,elcgraphic service, . nsw dress. aud Is
~ pretty and as sassy ~ . specklcd pup
-Eldy Argus.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

Tn. Albuquerque cirlIEs has the an
49,, geographical appearance II any pa
49, n the territory, I, lately donned =
new dress Of neat face ana resolves
snoaxb telegraph to bust any ordinary
u.n-r in one day THH crriIHs S go%'
-. bu, n's . nasty republieAn.-EddS
Current
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

when the chief II the lrcal hr, depart
men, appointed his committee On n fire.
mems convention and that committee
nAm,sl =. j MrCanpa its chairman, there
was no mistake. The committee IL made
up II puSher- in the tirr department. and
the chairman. with the committee. has -,
far executed goui work The convention
will be held Thursday, sept. ~. and del
rgAteS have been appointed frum the two
companies ~ Las Vegas. the santa r.,
company, the Sr"ro company, and
others. Silver City. through it, chief,
l.. A. Skclly, writes Ia the chairman that
they will hold a meeting, hut he doses No,
give any assurances that they would ap-
point delegates The local committee.
will hold AN imp"r,an, meeting at the
fergus-"n cnmpany's quarters next
Tuesday evening, when final Arrange.
men,s for entertaining the d-lrgn,r- will
be made.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

The Territorial board II education Of
New hexico, has prescrib-d that refrse-
tory pupils shAii be whipped by teachers
only Ou twenty -four hours notice b. the
parents. 90 guardians. and ons trsistss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16

There IN every ASsuranc" that the state.
huui convention. called 4" meet IN this
city IN sept 90. will l." largely attcnd,pi
Nearly every city. town aud hamlet with.
IN the confines ~ the territory have ap
pointed Delegates. aud IA" cry for state
h"d will rrsound with increasing vigur
to such an extent that the lawmakers a,
Washington can not nvrrl,rk our appeals
for admission.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-09-16
rns sAss CeSyssrs.SM
s-a,~a,,es- Yer, Promising Sev I.rss
ATTENDANCE.

rHk DOCrdRs
The lIernalillo County Medical r"ci-'y
have made arrangements To royalty ~
terrain the New Mexico Medical n'-u-ia
lion. whrh will convene In THE city IN
the hrut day ~ the fair. AMI continue
over unr day The locAl -""ir'i held y
meeting the other evening, aud It was
unanimously agreed !" ""utd" them.
selves" this time IN the entertaining II
the Territorial sri-,y. |, H. learned tina,
larry" number Il physicmns throughnu,
the territory will put in an appearance.
Tim siL,kRitks
Chairman fcrguS~m And others are
working up III" silver convention in go,.l
style. and ,hrry IL NJ doubt that n big
number " enthusiasts ou this impor,an,
qu-stion will bc here and bowling for
free coinage at the convention a. le held
on the 18th The chairman informs THE
CirIzES that this convention II general
everyday who IL ril,eri," il cAI-c,.d
a. be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30
THE BOWIE MURDER.
Story of the Tragedy of March 26
Near Marlboro, Md.
TRACKING THE CRIMINAL
A Piece of CARPET and . Sack the Clues That
Led to Their Detection-Pinkney's Escape
and surrender-His story OF the Crime.

On the morning Of March 81, just q little
more than three months ago, the residents Of
the village of Marlboro. Md. were startled by
news that the Bowie plantation had probably
been the scene of bloody tragedy. Francis
NJ Bowie, wealthy and well-known farmer,
had disappeared on the evening Of the proceed
ing day, which was Palm Sunday He had been
at Marlboro during the day and in the after
noon he returned home, arriving there some
little while before the setting of the sun. His
cattle had not been attended to by the hired
man. and 30 he went out on horseback to get
them under shelter before night came on.
He did not return to the house. He was
murdered, but this was not known until the
next morning.
Mrs Bowie and her eight small children were
IN the house and old colored man, who lived
on their place, was called in that night and
sent out on the farm in search Of the missing
man. As the night passed the distressed wife
grew fearful that some i'll had befallen her hus-
band and she came to the conclusion that he
mad been murdered The old colored man re-
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sins to Father Cunnane, which they did. Pink
ney. being the more talkative of the two. was
anxious that his confession should be made
public, which was done, and in 1t he generated
BARBER. as far as he could. He admitted that
ne mad told many fabrications during the
case.
Now, he said, 81 desire to mako state
ment and tell the truth. 1 alone killed Mr..
FRANK Bowie, and nobody, white or black,
knew OF the plan except Barber. Dan Barber
was not present, though he influenced and
do the killing. II I failed TO meet Mr.. Bowie,
our plan then was to kill him ct his homo
that same night. Mr.. Bowie and were talk
ing about the meat stealing, and he said he
knew that old Harry Lyles, his servant and
tenant. took part in the stealing, and 1 said
II he did knew nothing about Il Then Mr..
Bowie called me Liar and started to mount
his horse. He was getting upon his horse on
the left side, and was holding the stirrup in
his hand, looking where to place his foot,
when threw the stone, and he fell back to
the ground senseless. I then reached over.
picked up the stick, and intended to strike
him over the forehead, but the stick was
cracked, and the blow was given below the
chm. l struck him twice. caught the body
by the left arm and one leg, and dragged It
over to the edge Of the ravine and left it there.
L then took up Mr. Bowie's hat and the we'll
them by the side of the woods, and then went
to bring Barber to assist me. I alone carried
Bowie on my back and threw him into the
well. Barber helped me to put the body on my
shoulders. Barber brought over the carpet
wnlch belonged to the Hall family, with some
bags, and we used these to carry the body to
the well. This is truth, and will say 1t on the
scaffoid. am sorry for what have done, and
! make this statement to repair the injury as
far as can, done by the false stories have
told about this thing
Dan Barber has also made statement in ad-
dition to his private confession His story is
substantially confederation Of what Pinkney
says, and is in keeping with his statement made
In court when Judge Briscoe asked him what he
had to say. His reply was: praise God,
was not there at the killing"
He tells how he was at work on Collector
Hills farm on the fatal Sunday when Pinkney
called upon him and told him what he had
done. He was cutting wood ut the time and
he left to help Pinkney remove the body.
Some days ago the men signifed their readi-
ness to die for the crime Of which they were
convicted and express sorrow for having done
what they did.
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survive him. His wife is the daughter of the
late Charles Hill Of Prince Georges county and
the sister Of ex-Internal Revenue Collector +.
snowden Hill. The murdered man was a son
OF the late ". B. Bowie. He had three brothers
and two sisters. Mrs. Bowie is . Catholic and
Mr. Bowie was an Episcopalian. and it is stated
that at the time Of the wedding dispensation
was received from the late Pope Plus TX. The
marriage took place in 1878. Mr.. Bowie's eld-
est child is girl thirteen years old. The de-
ceased owned four farms adjoining one another.
comprising about 800 acres, and 1t il estimated
that he was worth nearly 600. 900.
AT WORK ON THE CLUES.
The finding Of the body In the well and the
recovery Of the piece Of carpet and sacking
were clues upon which many self-constituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30
HE DEFIEs SUPERSTITION.

Peary Will Sail in the Falcon Today With
- Crew Of Thirteen Persons
l. y Peary, who is about to brave again the
dangers Of the arctic circle, expects to sail to-
day.
"How much Of crew will the Falcon carry?'
he was asked.
"Just thirteen" he answered. 1T don't take
any stock in superstitions. With the exception
OF Mrs. Peary and her maid and my colored SER
want, Henssn, every person on board is a young
man. The Oldest Of them is DR.. Vincent, and he
is only twenty-seven. The others are s. ]. En-
trekin OF West Chester, Pa, who went to the
Arctic sea with the expedition sent to relieve
my first party; Eitvin Astrup, who went with
me before; ]. W. Davidson Of Austin, Mimi
E. B. Baldwin Of Nashville, Tenn; George H.
Carr OF Chicago, Hugh ]. Lee Of Meriden,
Conn.,; George H. Clarke Of Brookline, Mass and
+. w. Stokes OF Philadelphia, artist
This time believe we shall reach the North
Pole. We shall go to Whale bay and shall re-
main In the arctic regions altogether about two
years. Mrs. Z. s. Starr Of Philadelphia will
accompany the expedition as far as st. Johns
She is interested in the carrier pigeon messen-
ger service"
The Falcon is SO fitted about the bows that
she may be driven at full speed into the ice.
She is OF 81 tons, 1852 feet long, 26 feet beam
and draws II feet. Slowed in the hold in sec
tons is novel house. Its walls are foot and
half thick and lined with flannel There are
arrangements for electric lighting and for venti.
lator shafts to reach up through the deep snow
There are also on board eight little Mexican
donkeys, six Esquimaux dogs and three tons Of
pemmican.
The expense Of the expedition, Mr.. Peary
says, will be about S25, 900. The start will he
made tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30

THE BOWIE HOUSE.
turned and reported that he had failed to find
any trace of the missing man. To those in the
house who saw him the old man appeared as
though he was badly frightened His actions
were those Of person who had made . ghastly
discovery and did not want to impart the sad
news to the distracted WIFE He did, however,
tell Of the finding Of the horse.
Mrs. Bowie did not sleep any that night and
early in the morning she sent to Mr.. HALEY
Moran a note which was delivered by the col
ored man. The note as follows:
"Mr. Moran:
'.Dear Sir: Please come up immediately. /
want you to help search the place for Mr..
Bowie. He went out Yesterday afternoon to
get up the sheep and as he did not get in by
dark had him looked for up to IL o'clock but
ssuld find no sign Of him. The horse he was
riding came home with its saddle and bride
on Truly, Mrs. FRANK BOWIE"
The receipt OF this note early Monday MORN
fns was the drst that was known of the affair
In the town, and NJ. Samuel Sweeney, the law
officer Of the town. and Mr.. Moran hastened
out to the Bowie farm to make an investigation,
and it was through Mr.. Sweeney's persistent
efforts that the body was finally found.
Mr.. Edward who lived in the neighborhood
was the first visitor 10 the Bowie farm that
morning, and he found enough to convince him
that foul murder had been perpetrated and
he IL was who first impaired the news to
the one who had been made o widow under
such sad circumstances.
BLOOD STAINS FOUND.
Blood was first discovered beneath the large
walnut tree where the locust club with matted
hair and blood was found upon it, and from the
tree the blood was tracked to near the edge of
the ravine, which is within yard of the farm
road and not more than a hundred feet from
where the deed committed. Near the
edge OF the ravine, where the body had IN
doubtedly rested for some time. was the largest
pool Of blood found. although 1t is certain that
moro blood was spilled, for in number of
places In the field was found clotted blood,
showing evidence of the blood beneath the tree
having been taken up by the murderers and
scattered IN all directions to conceal as much
as possible the evidence Of their crime. How
long the dead mans body rested on the brink
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30
Five Years for Msnslaushter.

In Justice McComas' Court Criminal, No. y
in the case Of Henry Brent colored boy Of
eighteen years Of age, plea Of guilty Of man
slaughter was entered yesterday. The in
dictment charged him with the murder of VIM
Lindsey by stabbing him in the left breast on
October Is. His counsel, Messrs. J. W. Walker
and 8. D. Truett, each made an appeal for a
light sentence, stating that the ARRAY grew out
of o dispute over debt, and that the cutting
was more Of an accident than otherwise.
Justice McComas imposed a sentence to the
Albany penitentiary for five veers, and fine of
s5, stating that he had taken into his account
his good character and the statements in his
behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30

Days Outing and Soft Crab Supper
May be enjoyed at Bay Ridge at trifing expense.
Then. too, there is music, and boating and
bathing Trains leave B. and o. station at 9:l5
a. M, 1:30 and 4:28 p. M week days, and at
9:35 a. m. and 1:3O and 3:15 D. m. Sundays.
Round trip, e1.-Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30

ARE You Conc To Europe
Hso, have your letters and cables addressed care
EDWIN 4; LOWS sTEAM n EXCHANGE.
81 CHARfNG CROSS. TRAFAL6AR SQUARE
LONDON. They will be numbered and forwarded to
all parts by Mr. LOWS system. insurfng safe de-
livery BaeaAee stored. forwarded and checked by the
use Of Lows PoCKEfoA BIE CODE, prios 90 cept es
is indispensable. Send for copy Of THE PAsSEX.
GER. Containing valuable information, free
EDWIN b. Low, LOWS EXCHANGE
a2-6m Head once. SO BROADWAY, NEW YCjRR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

WHEN A PIANO IS MENTIONED
The Thought is followed by the name
FISHER" Why Because you see the Fisher
Pianos everywhere you go In the best homes.
colleges. schools and musical Institutions in the
country. That's q Recommendation TkxUrrf
sod easy terms.
SANDERS STAYMAN, Q34 ST NV ,eIR1m
IA ity Of tone is remarkably good and the touch is
excellent recommend them with confidence TO the
myl3-3m '~
TUNING AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ely
plano maker. tuner and repairer 221 10Th ct
paired Tuning. 81. Se2l-lms
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To rur ,pdElSNsrLyANrA ROUTE
srisH safE ssasshl ASs sGS5SEs;,
TRAINS RE an ss NsS fhJS STATIC,
For ISRSa5 s sna a a. Ms. sr As
a asgTe-s q PSIImsp vs.sbuis cs!. 10 M
5 M:S:sYIs cin;an. s1S P.s1r. l'' n
G .ns ceun Pss, En- I, 70 Is Guy
Car ssly s.ssD.
md Sleeping Cars from Pttsburs 70 ooiun,bus.
ss nSs sy 81 f. lSS c :1s
e. Hsr Ham. and slssrne Cars H.rrissu;s to
fsu. n0 i Rspr r..Hs 20
.ao s sonS:c ss s.P Gar.
sSsspsr, for psist,6urs and cIeysisRd Pu%sa
S. e io e9pr s::Surso
pn 1ifnn,s ind,sn.pol,s Nsmphi. and ST ouis
d slsGOS 70, & p R,.S%Sns r.sAs sop
For fR .aD. g .Ra
For Ere csn.Pd.is1s nd socss.,.r a.nx, for But.
ssspns a g. s.sDs s., q am, I,
For Mi.lis%sgort ss.sS,he.,sr Buffalo and Sss.rs
Ing Car wsshinsson 70 Buffalo. A'ur''' Win S''''-
For w hT: % 70 Sniys
FOR r. p anilf NEW vopr Avn -u.
md pininy Cars: 20 coscb.sS. I'D zoo "a
PITS c saa 'Hf s 4 pm 81 dS Il sSaasss
.ad nj p strB SS S.5 & .sa
',CoNGB EssIoSIL IfMiffD."
YORK pm daily sOr i fRlssslp S.T s. e
foR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
F..; cypress. $50 a m week days. and xsp. n
Accommodation. soo.. m. daily.
For Boston. without change. y. 50 M ,..s a.r.
For s.SslISP; ~ al ssscnse train. eona:s, :,
s Hl $T ,.,, ,s.n..sG e Futon svodas
and ll.3 o. m every dAv. Saturdays only "a
For S - i sS i, seg Ga zos ,Eg $50. 81
~ go L. TO 1905 e fo aHiI ii Is e. sos
sss IS 5 80 T n & H. t9so S. 6lS S &S
For Pope. cEs:t Lane. 20 an. and 80 pm. daily
For ssSsPsG: so 900 and II. 50 /. m. .ss4sa
.1 fo s e sFfREk.ypnr. AND THE SOUTH.
f0r n noon I 90 = sss a. 80
70 s sas. 10 eH 8 aS.. Ro g. q a sSrPfssx S
daily. For Richmond only 5. o. D m. week lava.
of 4 s, oz
SOC s b59 al III III Il H to, is "a
en-. los. B. As. 5. o5. T. o5 Z I'd. Si5 and Id -
Tickets and Information q. the ONES. northeast CO.,
ner 9Th street and Penn.ylvsnia svenus and Of ths
station vhsrs orders can be left for the checiinse Of
s.gs.g rR e SespsiOn from hotels ;nf r;wsSsHs
dsnersi Manager tmye2l General Pss.snssr xrsaA
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMoNIAIED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
"A WorkA -Carpets cleaned in the beat manner.
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge Msttresses
made 70 order. once, l72o Pa. ave. Workh 170S
nh20 e HEWEfER, Nanarsn
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS,

n oCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS:
~ 81 hours from ;shtnston. the grest North
guest, can BE- received earlier: NO BAR; ali home
comforts rational amusements; moderate charres !:
Illustrated circulars. giving all informston ct thic
omcs and At the ONCE Of A 9. Pratt & Sons, sur
my2B10w Pronyistor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-30
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND YoTARy
~ public for all states and territories SPFCf kITY
by X. h. EVANS. office lbasemsntJ l32l n a.
Always IN once once hours. Ja7-n
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and territory, Notary and .. s. Commissioner
oc2S JOHN L. bEALL- 13e1 st q. W.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
Do You Want RELIABLE Srnv,c.
MERCHANTS PARCEL DELIVERY CO. AID
BAGGAGE TRANSFER
HAULING OF ALL kinda
TRUNKS. 25G. PARCEL. l0G,
TELEPHONE. ESQ.
80 Branch oncsA Main once. s12 Penn. sv,.
,el4 WE NEVER MISS TRAINS.
BALTIMORE q OHIO RAILROAD.
WE NEVER MISS TRAINS.

Schedule in effect May IL. 1893.
e've washington from station corner Of View ser,s,
CHICAGO ana Sor.S sRa ss.ss
pl For s Ginn,n.s q g. m Is m 70 IS night;
0I fef fis %is,sa s s5s
F FOr I%s ,naato and stsunton, tIo.4oamL
For Iursy' N.s sna rs sy sstssiops IS SOP
sRd NMf smSs. md K 2 n daily
a. t e. s 3 %1SS; Sess ssy:
9te;| i 3 = 70 ID 20 9S SG & = H q
90 800 "a s 90 XII r 20 go an sS rs 60 90
1 nn 70 40 o. 90. as minutes YsO o. N % an
Is b 800 Isac es Co. e S. e 81
For Ann S dfl y il y ana 81 si e ,o,.
2 fSsaSsss; 100 e e. nj q i
For For sF oSs n: 80 90 N and .S.sop.m
IoristSe anS Mss ~ p3,n sS g 90 p "a
U.s.. 400. t4.33 '53S. .S.os' % "a ~ ~ "A
ene ~ ps sc s5.iRs :tYPslnS ssns
N ~, BAY tidge week days. p Is m Il snsn1 A On
R6Rs BfGE FSE SER 2S sSa ms Ssr
For phiI.de,phis. pT. s1 Td,s r.. -
orsn at D io SsE 500 OIL SOP m seepns osp
FF 0, ea Psrlo 2. Cars on all day trains.
ing Car tsr91sh sth s r1n;n sgs Sleep
Nj stss9o sepsie bridge landing pssssnesrs In "a
dave. Aionte City. 10 90 m and la 90 noon su0.
B.sras. called ss =, pre- trains, -' on'.
is and 1851 o. and 9. q dsp Len
Gen. MANAGER. pelo SiHAsi Cen o. srSuLt .
II edmond AND DANyrIIT p.1 -
~ f. w. HUIDEkG gEdri hNS irEGbESs Foster
arrfran. S srrs1u ~. n effect June 4. 1904
tee. so 3.1Ti aaily Zeal Dsnv. and station. h.
snd :sa ASS sls :nd
p,iir e. m Richmond and psnviiis f.1. s ,pe
s.ss Tsn9esse en. s4d e.o sss Msf.s .aa
snd bsn na Tor principal points south on RicSmond
,a1 fe York ssa No s
With sle.psr sas which unsss
ana S, = DAILY. except Sunday for Front Rov.a
zoo %;Sb.ny for principal point. .o,,h =, p,.,
inston TO chsrIot,. s ~ Pullman sleeper wash
w IL fI RRS%yTp,Ily TAsHINeIoS AND sourH.
% Of Pullman seps bans earn snS rs sn
sleeper sRroG9s Ne. and f S:w P
ana S 4. YSI ana Sorf .
pullman Sleeper to winons El:s si,o
TRANS on s. oH,on,v,s,o,
Roma Sf An az 10 m IS p m. daily Tor
fo ai Hsrh sGs .ss and
m. e sily frns s .TTSs u w.shio,op 90
day from HeTsdons and Ban. daily sIoeps sun
Ts.Onsh s6sips from u. south .rr1v. w..h,nr,o,
n..ss. Division. 4o. n q S, Il m and m Ma
netets Sleeping Car r.esrTst faosr at, ssqnd:
.Pd ss: s a. sad 200
ww .HisfsRSp Geo c; NJ, NJ, -rnr
L :. BROWN. General Aren't Passenger p.p:. "a
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