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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15

when Signof Crispi, ltaly's premier,
was is years Old uuu IN the SECOND
year Of his studies at the University d
Palermo, no met iB.yeaf-1ld giri
celebrated Tor her beauty, anu prompt.
Iv fell IN love win nor. Jfappa
lather objected, aud tue student was
called nome. Then came news that
cholera was devastating Palermo.
Crispi clnudeiuuely borrowed n
neighb0ring iafmtt's hofse aud set out
Tor Palermo and R1sina, who
was the daughter Of widow, aud
had three sisters aud brother.
When ho arrived, her mother wa
already dead, as were her eldest anu
youngest eislsrs. Her brother was uy.
Ing. francesca sold tue hor.e TO the
postmaster OF Palermo, aud with the
money thus obtained cared Tor Rsslua
aud her Que remaining sister. Mean
time, young Cfis i's disappearance
had caused his family to mourn him
a. dead.
one Jay tho farmers horse came
along, driven by stranger, aud ful.
lowing the clue thus iuruisu'i tue
Crispi family located Francesca, WHO
was living Ia marital bits Win hiH
CHILD wife, her sister completing 900
household. Paroulal iurlIycuws wsa
fprtnrltnius, aud the tnrUu went g.
Ribcn. Tnu beautiful RIsua lv,t
bui two years, hOwev,r.-AeU lOTk
Ttfugg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15
FIRST OF THE YEAR.


The FIRST meeting Of the salt Lake
County Tenchefs' association for the
school year lsgi.5 was held at the
Utah Universally building this morn.
iag.
THO meeting was called to order by
Superintendent ID. Il. Allen, who,
alter calling for tho reading Of the
minutes ot the last meeting by the
sscretsry, announced ~ the fret In
order tue election Of officers for the
eu,uing year.
Byn provision Of the constitution,
the county superintendent IL made
President Of the ASSOCIATION. This
constituted u. II. Allen president.
The remaining officers elected were
as fOlloWs. Frat yioe.prrsi1rnt, A J..
bert Spencer; second vice.ptesidout,
B.W. Ashton; secretary and treasurer;
Miss Ohvia NHnCoti; librarian, John
Holt; members Of program committee,
Misses Minnie BAftch ami Emma
Finch.
After the election Of Ulcers a die.
cussion took place relative 20 the odu.
catiOnal exhibit at tue coming rerSi.
tDIiAl Fair, much Interest aud unanim.
ity OF effort being manifested. The
following committee ON exhibit was
named by the association: ID. II.
Allen, chairman; Oscar NanCott, Il.
w. Lewis, Miss +. Riddle anu Miss
IL. l.. Turner.
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
SWEDEN


Influenza has again made It's a ppear.
ance ia the Swedish capital.
The monument to be erected At the
tomb Ut John Ericsson near Filipstad
has now been completed.
X. j. Anderson, one Vi the o'dgs, aud
most prominent aWlIgs W ihe city ul
Lnkop,ug, died 90 t1 age 70. 80 yeats,
King oscar has given order th5t
grand preparations ate o. ug made iur
the elk hunt, 10 which the German
Emperor aud the King Of Denmark will
be invited.
The Stockholm Swimming Society
celebrated iis 65th anniversary. The
programme consisted OF dives, swim
ming and a grand banquet, to winch
many prominent people mad been m.
vted.
By far the greater part OF the butter
produced at the diaries in Sweden IS cN.
ported once q week to England. There
II Is often odd under the name OF DANISH
butter, as Danish butter has a very good
reputation m the foreign market.
NORWAY.
The election In Chnstiania will take
place October iith.
Rev. l. Christiansen. OF Lyngby, died
at the age ol 20 ycars.
King Oscar went 10 Chrisiiania Sep.
tcmDcr slh and will return to Stockholm
October ist
BiomsUcrne Biornson is writing a new
drama. The famous author aud pOlitl.
clan will spend the winter In Italy.
Lead Is not produced in Norway ex.
cept In combination with silver The
production ol both lead and silver IS
very small.
DENMAWK,
A railroad will be built on Iceland
, between Reykiavik and Rangaya!la.
Several buildings were burned down
at Holland on the island oil Langcand.
The clty OF AnhoIt had q big tire
which threatened the whole place with
destruction.
King Christian gave 500 kroner 10 a
| poor woman. who had written to him
asking Tor assistance.
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Latest Court News.

In the case Of Altman n 90. W Dan
Qlinlan, tue Referees report was con.
nrnie1 by Judge MERIT; ss also Ia the
cRss Of tne Pm, Fang Blowing Co. VI
Dau Quiulnn.
h. ID. Carson VI Thomas Wiley ct
H. Motion tor judgmeu; ON the plead.
Tugs sustained anu decree entered. lex.
CeptlOn taken.
Samuel Grioe was atfaigned on n
charge Of burglary, anI ordered to
plead on Monday morning.
a. l.. MAR, charged with houst-
breaking, Will also come up aud plead
On MJnuay.
Ann T.. Groeabeck Va VIM. Groet.
becN ct al. All dsmurfers TO answers
sustained snu twenty uAyH allowed 10
amend answer, by consent
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Educational Notes.

The Morae school, recently erected,
will be- taught by l.. q. wlckenham,
Mr.. q. b. Stewart will teach al
Draper the coming year.
In the Waterloo school school Miss
IL. Il. turner viii have charge, assist.
Oh by Edith NanCOtt.
Thos. h. H. wslls again viii DO prln.
cipal Of the school NJ Sugar House
ward.
MIR. j. y. Jensen Temalns nj Sandy
another year. His assistants are Mise
Oralis Atwood, Miss Gilbert and
Ciaudius White.
The corps NJ Farmers ward main
ubilding will DO Oscar NauCoit,
principal; Mis-, ChadwioE, Nliss Olivia
Van Cot and Mrs. NJ. X. Randolph.
Mr.. w. h. Lyon viii have charge Of
the schools at Murray tho coming
year. lie will be assisted ny James
Saunders and Miss f.. Rlddle, aud
possibly by Miss Minnie Noble.
The following teachers have been
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Elocution and Physical Culture.

Circulars are out announcing the
opening Of school Of oioculion aud
physical culture situated at rooms sol
aud bO2 Dooly building. ProptisIors
aud co-workers Ia this institution are
Mrs. Louise BoyIen and Mas Ruth
Eldrldge. Mrs. Boyden's previous
work Ia this city teetities to her ability
both as teacher and reader. She has
been East, adding u her already wide
knowledge Of tho subjects In question.
Miss Eldfodge has recently completed
two ami n hall years course OF instruc.
ton under the best teachers In New
York city. She also held position M
associate teacher In one Of the leading
schools Of elocution, and hsd great sue.
cess as public reader both In aud out
Of tho city. A public reception will be
given ON Monday, the l7th inst.
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Land Office.

The following filings were made In
the local laud Office under date Of sep.
TENDER Is:
Daniel NJ. Rees, Of Brigham City,
Box Elder county, homestead entry OF
the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, the north half Of the ,outnoast
quarter, and the northeast qutr,ef OF
the southwest quarter Of section IL,
township $ north, range l west.
Meta Tupl ormaun anu Louis H0be'
In, hssigness OF VIM. j. DE Bruhl, Of
salt Lake CITY, filsd proof u desert
entry OF ihe southwest quarter u sec.
%, aud the east halt Of tho southeast
quarter Of section %, township north,
range wost.
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WIN. HYDE DEAD.


News has reached this city OF the
death Of William Hyde, at Mancos,
Colorado, at 1915 s.m., Thursday, Sept.
10. The immediate cause Of death
was Btighps dnease.
The deceased was we'll known
throughout Utah. lie was one Of
the early settlers and for number Of
years was u prominent citizen OF SAT-
Lake CITY, and n city official. He
went south IN 1880, where he has re-.
maintd. He leaves a wife and mum.
Der OF children In southern and south
saiern Uiah, aud In southern
Colorado. He would have been ~
years Of age had bo liveI until the
28tI Of this month.
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Commencing Work.

The Mutual Improvement assocla.
ilons Of the Sixthward inEuguratod theii
work for the season last evening n the
ward hall. Under the direction OF the
Young Mems association a program OF
songs, recitallons, addresses, etc., was
rendered In excellent style, RilOTdiug
the audience pleasure and instruction.
~ It's close ths Young Ladies' associs.
ton followed with another branch OF
the program which included u bounte.
Gus supply OF fruit, cake and ice cream.
When this had been given due atteu-
ton by those assembled the hour Of
ten O'Clock had arrived, ami the meet
lug was brought TO close with every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Business Biocks ts scranton, Pa, RE-
ducsd to Ashes.

ducsd TO Ashes
SCRANTON, Penn, Sept. 10. - Tho
most uGtausive FIRE Ia POINT Oi loss that
ever visited this city brObe cut early
today In the business p0fliOn. When
the flames were brought under control
ut 10 O'Clock, the loss had reachcJ, 81
a conservative estimate, S250,OOD. rho
fre started In tue basement " Mat.
thUws Bios, wholesale AM retail drug
houst, $50 Lnckawaua avenue. When
the flames were under control numOeis
$40, 8ls aud $50 LackawRua avenue
were guIted anu 8l4 was badly dam
aged.
Three flremsn fell through the roof
Of No. 3lB. Two landed on tne hrAt
door anu one went through 20 tuo bsse-
meIt. They we're UKtficaled villa
tupes few seconds teloro the vslis
collapsed. Charles II. Beckett was
seriously Injured Internally. The
Losses az far ~ asooftalnei aft;
Nu,sgO- Matthews rros., 0nnofa and
occupants, $4,000; No. BIN. Mr..
ton, paptr dealer, siJ,OuU; Nc. 3-i-F.
J.. Crane, owner Rul ucuupirr ut Toe
tufoe upper H.uficF, sol QUO; y. W.
hanfipli, millinery, Sj,UOJ; Mo-. 8lj
aud dlS, owned by Dr HolwuOi,
building s25,DOu; Gross Eud Foster,
Try goods, 100000.
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Forty DaYs In Lnil.

John Hickman, who u few days ago
pleaded guilty to n charge Of stealing
harness belonging to Wan. Casper. Of
Min Creek, was this sitorioon zen.
fenced by Commissioners Mentally to
iofty days' imprisonment In the county
jail, In default Of paying $40 fine.
The original charge against tue deiend-
ant was burglary; but It came down ~
larceny.
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tben retired trusliug in "Him wul
doeth oil things we'll" for our swu.t
reposo, and our future success, Temp .4.
ally aud spiritually.
Ne remained At Brother McMllil's
until Friday the IN Inst, and thea
loft for Marshall, twelve miles wts,.
ward. Ileaohing the home VI Bf0thti
Holt, we were made mgtt welcome,
and have been ~ until the present
time. From here we 20 two to TIE
southward aud two TO tue east,
calling on oil mon 10 repent, TOT the
kingdom Of heaven b. at hand.
Your brother IN the Gospel Of peace.
W. ID. Bow RGNg.
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Ann Blackburn Taylor.

Mrs. Ann Lock,oi this city, is deslr-
Gus Of learning the whereabouts Of her
aunt, Mrs. Ann Blackburn Taylor,wLo
left Birmingham, England, for Utah,
nsatiy Orty years ago. At that timr
Mite. taylor was widow, anu brought
her two children with her Mrs. Lock
would TO pleased to hear rom anyone
who can give information As To what
became Of them. Address Mrs. Ann
Lock, 1888 I street, Bait Lsky city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15

NEW NOHs, Sept. ld-A drive wac
maize against Chicago gas NJ tue 0pun.
lax VI stock exchange, the FIRST price
tong coy, a break rom last nighps
closing. A further arciiur o. war
followed ny tue fruOvtry Of The
general market was airy well uvlj.
lraiiug In Chicago gab was heavy
anu the fluctuations rtquunL The
~ &c went down to- aud closed NJ
e. auH uva CO % 90 iast nights
rlssiuH Northern iauifc, IRE .rfitd,
ftcuIru lgad, preferred, gaiuu i.
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Ninth Quornm of Elders.

The Ninth quorum Of Elders will
meet Ia the Eleventh ward meeting
house on Monday night at 1880 sharp.
All Elders residing In the Eleventh
aud Twelfth wards afu Invited IN at.
tent. The Presidency 0f tho Stake,
aud BishOpsic Of the Eleventh ward
Will meet with the quorum tuat even
ing,
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TrNInAL AND RUNAWAY.
Taini Acciden, on the way to the
ssmttsFI,

tntni accident on tue way to th'
ssmttsTg.
ALLIANCE, ohio, Sept. Ia run.
away occurred In a funeral party near
lT1ndule, twenty-five miles south Ot
this city ia which fifteen peTaous were
itjufod. Four teams plunged
down steep hill, wr.chiug the
convsyaucts aud throwing the inmates
under the huisys' feet. a partial iiH,
OF injured h: Miss AuuA Burnside
anu younger sister, iacss ana Eta1i
cut Ina shocking manner anu breast
CTuthtd, both Will die.
William Householder, both legs
broken AMI crushed,
Ale1. Mebaue, seriously Injured
internally.
Ell Cope, head and face irlghtiully
cut, unconscious,
list March Mrs. BcBane wac
caught Ina runaway aad Injured. n OF
giving birth 10 "a child that was buried
today.
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Republican Club.

The Republicans OF Brighton pre-
clnot have concluded 70 organize club
aud meeting for that purpose will be
held Ia the ward h0use on Tuesday
evening, Sept. rs. Sir. Daniel Hsrring-
ton has consented to he present and 10
assist in the Organization Of the club.
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Erw Yuiu,, II serve, d,c-usse,
.l,0sO,57j, ..'s, iucrts q, Sa.3so,iUO,
buygil, Doc fCsso, go, 800, lugal t,ndsi,
1-rfeaso, N,oll,iJu; uHiOsiis, inctcas" .
s-,sjl, 3IJ, circulation, irrfsas., s-Jj,'
100. mo tAAEs hold so. 1858, 7UU ~
excess OF requirements.
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DEATH OF AN EARLY SETTLER.
lIo Passes Away After Eighty tire,
Years Service.

Sgsriai Dipa'eA 10 ne NEwA
GREEN RIVER, Uah, Sept l4.-Au.
o,hsr Utah pioaeer has gone. Ira Sutton
died at his home nj Green River; age,
eIghty.lhfee years. Burial takes place
tOday. IRA SUTTON, JR.
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Marriage Licenses.

County Clcrk Meloy today Issued n
license to marry 10 Edwin 51uihsm,
%, and Lena Hoffman, q, both Of
salt Lake CiJ; also to virginia
Bonifoin, OF Mefcur. rooele, "a, anI
Giovanni CersRhiuo, ~, OF Bingham.
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Opened Headquarters.

The Salt Lake county Republican
committee opened headquarters this
morning In tho Jennings building,
next door west Of tue Utah National
banK, anu private offices aud commit
tee rooms on East Temple street Ia the
came building.
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MEMPHIS, Team, Sep,. lj.-Frnnk
IA. Berry, Frank Tucker Niilish o..
luumpson and Jim walker were
jailed today Tor alleged completely Ia
The lyrchiug Of the TX uetfo r,Boncfs
LtAr Wilmington On the 8lB, OF August.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-15

engage 70 teach in the Manti public
schools the present year. a. e.. Nelson,
PRINCIPAL; J Y. Jensen, n. w. Auder
son, q. W. Beil, May Muuk, Ovanda
wiibeck, Ethel Lowry, Ella hOugaard
aud Annie q. Nelson.
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Today's Probate court.

Estate OF Christopher Merkley, de.
ceased. Withdrawal Of q. J. Marah a.
attorney Tor chris. a. Merkley ct al,
also Of Messrs. D.y q Street as attorneys
for Mellon Merkley, ana waving all
objections to appeal bond.
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NEW YuWK, Sept. lj.-rhc total
bank nlcarng- Of tue Uniied sthlcs
the rhft week were ssS2, los, 500 agniutt
ssOg.-ii,ujl the wees before auu ss0a,
Us go tue corresponding week lar,
year.
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Clarissa q. Cannon to Adelaide A.w
hfpor part OF lot J., block $50,
Ilht ~ Guy .sst.sssi ..s..ss %
Adelaide A. ". Asprr TO Nrberca r.
y, Aapcr, part u lot .. block ils.
49, llht a, city ........s...... .. .. J Oh
Helen s. Uith 90 Janice D. Wood
lpts in bloch 9. PARK Place adi..
uona.....-.... -. 50I 90
James O.. Wood. by tuatce.t1 iioIrn
!. iluh. luu 600 block d. Park
llhce ndiItuu.... ............. 1000 CO.
VIM. tInsauau Go Utah Iiuu Incur.
uur1 s. Trust Co ,uar uflUtL
bioos 90 plat s, civ. ..... &C.,. gt3l 10
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BIED OF CHOLERA.

Captain uridRmpu. Of the baltimore
Iahon SICK Ia china,
MfsNEApOLIs, Sept. ia Tacoma,
Wash, special 10 the journal says.
Captain W. u. BHidgmau, Of tne q.
3. man Of war Baltimore, died here OF
Asintic cholera, contracted recently In
China,
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body happy ami IN ainood to do etiec-
tive work in the associations the COM
ng season.
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Tonight.

A Democratic ratification meeting
Ia announced for this saturday. even.
Ing at s O'Clock, At the Salt Lake
TheAter.
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AycEtt. Horn 20 Nrs. jaime. AHuou. baby
'ifl, ou september l'.h Mother aud little one
irU dsirE vol.
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sroci,s ANo u,uuEr.


thIrltf. close. sept rs
wLcst-tovcr.sopt,tla. doe, o., May.
CIa.
,orn-lewor sash, 81, sept, sl't, ut..
$3.50 .t. MuTt
oats-s,pt. J.si oct y. May.
gi.ah.
Tor -towoT sent 1878. JAM. .. 30.
thri-inwuri uuL,-l1 ,u#t.SsU Jan. IS
iuDs-- Lower, btpt and Ott, tsI, Jau.,
1t1A.
I've Nominal. 20. d.
Harley Quiet.
fIaN atuuatlru lrs
Timothy aflrus 900,
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OPENING

womau's coop will hold their Fall
Opening on thursday, sept. 2nth.
. hrv have got an entirely new line Of
Millinery, consi7tlng OF all the Latest
stylcs aud u fuc showing oi Utah
made articles.
~ South West Ten pie street.
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NOTICE..

'I'HE ANNUAL NETTING 90 Tltr
4 stoakuHldHrs 10 tIu rrunIy'H Equitable
% operative NfsUclIt.nu will De- held 90 ihu.r
store aud Main street, Monday, Upt 2itA,
1874. nc sfIn D.. m.
the purpose ~ the meeting To- 90 hN-r the
financial report Tor the iHst fiN mUutIa, che
election OF officers fur the ensuing year bud
the Transaction % Hucu other tusluJss uH may
properly come before She meeting
JOHN 50 CANNON.
tery Auu areas.
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Highest
ALLard

>, nor FORGED AND
! &Sss----HAnHER POINTED uoRsa
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule in erec: April IS 1904
Trains leave daily from CnioE ststion (B. ara
P.l, 9th and sts.
Through the grandest scenery In America WITH
the hansomest and most complete solid train ssrv-
ice west from Washington.
200 p. NJ. DAu.f-''Csnstnnatf and 81. foufr
SpecIar'-Solid Yestibuled. newly Equipped Elsc,
tric-nghted. Steam-heated Train i'ulnaan's nness
sleeping cars Washington Cnss1nRti rudfsua rolts
and ST. Louis without change. Dining car iron
Washington. Arrives CinciDnstt. IS m; Indian
apolis, II 80 An, and Chicago. 5;@5 pm: Sc.
Louis: 80 pm.
l1:10 Pm. DATLr-The famous p. r. v. rxu-
tied" solid vestibued train with dining car ana
Pullman sleepers FOR CincInnati fexingto1 enk
Louisville, without chang. Arrives Cincinnati
$50 pm; Lexington e:io pm; Louisville. ESQ
m; Indianapolis. IL 20 pm: Chicago. 30 an,
and -. Louis. T:45 a.ni.; in CnIon dspst
for all points.
Norfolk. Only rail line
2:o0 PM. DAiiY-ENls-s@S fC- Cf-JSnsvt.is.
Charlottesville. waynesha-o'. S.cunton aud r-lnrl-
pal Virginia points: daily. except ss=sg. tsr Rich
mond.
Pullman locations ans tickets ~ ccr.pa.y's Of
fees ois and 1921 PENNSYLVANIA ay~raa.
u. w. FILLER
mn General Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE AS:D OHIO RA.Lxc.;1
SClIEnrLE IN EFrTCT VIZ 10 ~

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT rEy 10. ia
Leave Nashi1zton from station G rner Of New
Jersey avenue ana C. -
For Chicago aud Northwest, v.-r'fN Limited
express trains. III 30 a.m-, s:ls pm
For Cincianati. y. iosis ard iniianapolis.
For rirtsburr and Cleveland. express dsty II 20
Foo Lexington and siHunsoa II 80 a.is
For Luray. Natural STisse i.aalloke. Knoxville.
daily. Sleeping Cars through.
For Inray. 80 pm. dsiiy.
For 5altiuso-s. week days. xs:ss. 500. s:55.
IS minutes an. 1880. Iiao5. i2is. rsls q on
IS mnUtesl. 3.2S. r4:2s All. x5:tn. As 80, S.
$50 $50 $500 sis, rs:oa Ie;.o, AZ 80 sad
$50. $3.50 an ri2;oo. ,l2;oS, leo. t2;ls g 90.
For Annapolis. T:i5 and $50 an. I2:is ana an
For Frederick. 1880 am. ii:I5 4:so ESQ
pm
For Haeerstown. III 30 an. and $50 DE
For Boyd and way PORTS. 'Ts06 pm.
For Gsithcrsburs and way points. 900. 500,
.lo;oO An, HIS. S;ss' A;ss 'ssss. '7-os.
For washington Jrrction ara way points. .io,oo
an, u:IS pm EAPress trains stopping AZ prin-
ROYAL Blue LINE ToR LEV YORK AND PHIL
e For Ph,ladelPhia, New fork neste5 and mo
Carr. Q2:oo Dining Car, 500 $50 Dining Carr,
500 also pm. Sleeping Car. open at 1880
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic CITY. 1900 an. and, 100 sooaL
Sundays 1900 ncon.
lE1Irsss tislns-
Baggage called for and chc<kee from hotels ard
residences by Union 1rasfer 90. On orders left At
Il Il. CAMPBEIL CHGs. q. SCIII-
Gen Manager Gen rsss- ACT
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STEAMER MATTANo
For Mattox q Eek snd inte-med.ste iardinrs
from It'll street whsrs every SUNDAY. TJES-
DAY and THURSDAY at O'clock s-in. Pas
senger and freight rates the lowest. Tor To-
formation apply G. l. SHERIFF. Goa. Once.
SOS Pa. ave. no. feiSeE
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO.. "LiafTKD."
From 9TH ferry wharf
Steamer Wakefield MONDAYS. WEDNE1-
DAYS and SATURDAYS at an. for Nomlrf
creek. LeonardtoWn and St Clements hay and In
tern ediste LANDINGS. Returning TuEsDAYs.
THURSDAYS and SUNDAYS. CSee schedulel
c. W. RIDLEY.
d3o-tf Gen1 Manager.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90.
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. o. q,
FORTRESS MONROE and
The new and powerful Iron Palace Steamers
WASHINGTON AND NoRFoIK-sourH BoUyn.
Leave Washington naiiy at pm. from foot u
am. next day. Arrive at Norfolk at 1880 a-n.,
where railroad connections made for all po1nfs
south and southwest
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Norfolk daily at o:l0 pm. leave Fortrses
ss at I;,o pm Arrive at washinsson a.
Tickets on sale at 5Is, ois. 1851 ana ,<2i Penn
sylvania ave- and 615 18th VI. NV.
Ask for tickets via new line.
no. CALLAHAN.
npi4-N Cen euyt.