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The herald., 1894-01-14

A GREAT many capitalists OF means
from the east are in Los Angeles and its
vicinity. Some OF them are here simply
to enjoy the climate, while others are
intent on business. The railway people
look for large arrivals in the near future.
The herald., 1894-01-14
Attention, Horsemeni

And all lovers of a standard bfeed of roadstersi !
Messrs Lehman d Kastens of Westminster
stables will hold another of their semi monthly
auction sales on Tuesday, 23d inst. Eight
horses OF standard breed. Q, and 5-year-
olds, by silkwood, Raymond Gossiper, MeKin
ney and Salisbury, together with IL head of
useful orses Due notice, with full parsicu
lars, will be given in display ''ad" in this
paper Tuesday next.
The herald., 1894-01-14

The president of the board OF educa-
ton is reported to have said that the
press Of this city is bound to blame that
body whether they do the right thing or
not; that it severely criticized them
when they tried to secure syatem to
The herald., 1894-01-14
Got Five Ye.rs Apiscs.

A. @. Lanaton and his accom- plice,
Frank Riley. were sentenced yesterday
each to five years. imprisonment in San
Quentin for burglarizing Larsen's tailor
store in November last.
The herald., 1894-01-14
r.,t s,.r Ov.tar Co,npnnv,

Wholesale and retail dealers in eastern
oysters. Cans, 55 and 80 cents; bulk. 65
cents quart. 244 South Main street.
A. Eubanks, proprietor.
The herald., 1894-01-14

The Historical society has issued it's
annual pamphlet for 1898. 1t contains
papers by Major e. W. Jones, ]. M.
Quinn, DIR. W. F. Edgar, @. P. Dorland,
Rev. ]. Adam, Frank j. Policy, H. ID.
Barrows, John Msnsfield, Edwin Baxter
and Mrs. Jeanne G. Carr.
The herald., 1894-01-14
Hotel Arcadia

The beautiful Hotel Arcadia ut ganta Monica'
will be pen throughout he ycer itis 10 be
under q new ano eiii 'lent ma snagsnent II h.s
been refurnished through out WE, iinder,l -
nitnre, amt guests VIA he iuf:f shel Min :
fauille cui inc Y ,fin mod, II sauta|
onlca is the queen vi tue Pacific I'm, wAleI.
Ing places; beAutiful sea views; sgr eahl WIS,
ter climate; fine sea bathing la.ls In
The herald., 1894-01-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscribers
TO the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter. No papers will be semitic
subscribers by mail unless the sam 9 have been
paid for In advance.
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent
81 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Is an
authorized agent. This paper is kept on file In
his ofice.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
newsstand, San Fran cisco, for DC. copy.
No contributions returned
The herald., 1894-01-14
For Prof. zimnn srnan's German
Classes see educational advertisements

Perfect title to Brisvalter los in F>ank 9Th
sou, WHO is now ready to deliver deeds. $50
lots az slaughter Mondly
The herald., 1894-01-14

That precious bunch of city homes on
electric cars at 500 each, will be shown
in free carriages on Briswalter tract by
yours truly, G. d. Bunch.
The herald., 1894-01-14

Perfect title to Briswalter lots in Frank Glib
son. who is new ready to deliver deeds, 800
lots at slaughter Monday.
The herald., 1894-01-14

Adams street is now graded and curbed il
the Briswalter tract Take electric ca 10 view
those eigh.y y 800 lots.
The herald., 1894-01-14

Finest Variety aud Cheapest
Place in town for fish. game oysters, etc. Fred
Hanniman's, Mott market
The herald., 1894-01-14

Rheumatism positively cured by Prenti IS
Rsctifying Pills. Try them, 2oo. druggists.
The herald., 1894-01-14

For a good table wine order our Sono-
ma Znfandel at 50c per gal. T. Vache &
Co., cor. Commercial and Alameda. Tel.
The herald., 1894-01-14
LOCAL AND MrsCELLANEoUs-As

ciated Charities to hold a meeting this even
ing at Simpson tabernacle. Children of
the cooking school give dim Fire de-
partment inspection on the Goth. The
labor commission does good days work.
More developm ents in the Goodspeed Mans
field case. Supreme court decisions re-
ceived. =. George A. Remington charged
with defrauding the Hollenbeck hotel. "A
queer accident on the Maple avenue electric
line. Police court cases IA splendid
new altar for Cathedral 81. Vibana. -.
The county hospital investigation 30
ciey events. News about the mines.
The ranches. Theatrical matters. Re-
sources of irrigation by G. O. Mulholland
Injecting of the Educational association
book reviews :. New York fashions.
LOGON olive Engineers ball "A sketch OF
Col. jack Gambill by Hidalgo. First Ma
tional hank election A story OF tramp
life in Los Angeles. High school alumni
election.
The herald., 1894-01-14

The streets in The Arthur tract are all cuib d
aud Z aded. Drive out today and see them
The herald., 1894-01-14
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

By TELEGRAPH-The president sick Of
the Hawaiian question. All the CORES
pondence to date laid before congress.
Minister Willis fnal instructions Presi-
dent Doie's reply to the demand to surrender
The ex-queen's prediction for behead-
ing the revolutionist leaders. The City OF
Peking and Australia bring late news from
the islands Sheriff Scott still after Rvsns
and Morel.. The Brazilian conflict.
Sporting gossip. General news gleanings.
The herald., 1894-01-14

Crepe and French tissue papers, Christmas
cards and calendars Langstadter, 2l4 w. Sec
ond ST.
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tyS6-d&ds
nuo-dSds
@. q. SLOAN & CO., Auctioueers llO7 q n
Successors to Latimer 4 Sloan.

TRJSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PIprEErY II lie DH0fr PARK EETNG THE
HANDSOME TWEIyE-EOOM MODERN RESI-
ENTRANCE. KNOWN As no. so7 { srREKr.
on MAPLE AVENUE. NORTHWEST. WASH
eighth day OF September. AID. 1891. and duly ne
corsed in Lihtr No. l5g5. folIe 454 et SEQ one Of
the land records of the District OF Courni.ia and
by. will sell Mt public auction IN front Of the
SEPTEMBER. lss4 at FIVE O'CLOCK IN. he
the District aforesaid md designated as and briuV
all Of LOT numbered thirteen il5, and arts OF lots
numbered five 10 and six ga in hl~-S two q, Of
ION Of said lie Droit Park In the oi,re of the sur
OF the District of Columbia, recorded In Liner
Governor shepherd. folio Is, said parts Of lots
he the southcrnmast twenty-five ,.5 feet in death
Of each of said lots y the whole width of each Of
said lots Adjoining and binding the rear line Of
said lot numbered thirteen u3l. together with tho
improvements. consisting OF twe-story and man.
sardrosf brick Residence, with abort twelve roorrS
and bpth and all msicrn conveniences. known as
No. 5Oi L street northwest: also brick stable I'm
the rear with side entrance thereto from L street
Maple avenue The lot fronts 90 feet on north
side OF 7 street. or Maple avenue. by depth CT
l66 feet and offers a splendid opportunity as In
vcstment or TO secure fine home in a good and
easily accessible neighbor!lood.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase rnuncy
In cash. the balance in one, two and three years
with interest ut per cent per annum, payable
mi-amuany, and seeared by deed Of trust on
be required at fine af sale. All res,ordiny ami con-
veyaEciny at purchasers cost II the terms OF N IS
sale he not complied with In fifteen. DAYS from the
day of sale the trustees hereby reserve the sight
defauting purchaser after such pablie notice a.
they may deem Necessary.
I HENEY 4 EEEGMASS.
auDd&dS' Trustees.
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DuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
COLN PAIN IMPROVED RY THE TWO
No. III ELEVENTH. STREET SOUTHEAST
by virtue Vt "A certain deed Of trust dated March
Il. 1893. and recorded In Iiser 1856. raio 476 ct
scsl, Of the land records Of the District Of C,iuy
bia, Will sell It lr,hlic nnet!cn. IN f:ea, u the
prSns.iscs. WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. A. ID. lS84. AT FINE O'CLOCK p
NJ, the following described land and l-eriscs sit
nate in the city OF Washington. ia the Dis.ric. OF
Columbia. ami designated and being all Of orig
mai lot nuuicsel twelve I'D and part af orsgins
10. eleven np. In square NUMBERS. n.c h:indrpd
and sixty-esht CleSl, said part os lot o.~vea ;lD
being the south three t3i fee. fIoat by IA, f,;
depth Of said lot eleven ~, ajoin,ny 20; .~.iys
u2j the north. together with all ard s:Exl.sr
tho fmproSemeHts wars. cAsec,eRts, rtgkfs yrtyi.
lcxrs ard appartcrsrccs - the same br,.p-irs a,
In any wise a;'perts inrr.
Tas property VIII I've so,d subject 10 escd Of
tris. SECURE the OF si.5oo with ,a;erest
Exact amount wi:l be stated at tine of sale
Terms: one-:h.rd cash, balance IN o.s a2i two
years. notes TO ksar interest at O. per ce;t yer
nnnun. payable scrstsHnaaliy; and 20 Sc s>e,res: q,
deed of trust on Tia property solo all CASH az
thu option OF tie yu-casser Deposit of t2oo re-
Qulrs1 at tins Of sale. Conve5sncinr. &c =.
purchasers cost. Tersa or sale to b ccr,p,:ei
with IN ftcsen days. oths-uss tr--rtes rs4erveS
tue right to resell thu property, a; tie r,sk Aad
cost d def1u,tinE purchaser. Gf.er I'VE ssys' rt-
yertiesmc,s Of s1eh rese.s n esxs newsSApss .ae.
s.ss.aads ffiEo15iaE r DAVIS, Trustee.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FRAME DWELLING
NO 322 EIGHTH STREET NORTHEAST
ny virtue OF certain deed of trust dated De-
cem6er y 1880, and revoried among the land rec
orts Of the District Of Colsmhia in liber No 1871
folio so ct sesl.. win sell public auction in
front cI tho gTsns.Ses on MoNDAI THE TENTH
O'CLOCK l.. NJ. all that piece parcel Of ground
and premises situate. lying and hcng the city of
Washington In the District OF Columbia, and known
and distinguished ami being part of lot numbered
fourteen lp. in square numbered eight hundred and
nnetyfoar tss4., levinniRc twenty-scScn te1l feet
south from the north line OF said lot: running
thence south along Sth street ten Ito, feet three
feet ore III inth; th-nee north ten 10, feet three
t3l inches. and thence east huusircd and nine
do9 feet one a. incs. TO tho beginning. together
WITH au the .mprovcments. ways, easements, rights
privileges and appurtananccs thereto brloncin. or In
any manner apperi aiming.
Terms: One-ih.rd cash; balance In oac and two
years. notes to bca. iatprest at per cent per an
mum, payable semi annually. and 20 be secured by
deed OF trust on the property Sold all cash, at
the option OF the purchaser. Deposit 1t sl00 re-
qrirosi at time OF sale. Couyeyancing, Sc at rsr.
ci:aser's cyst. Terms Of sale to he complied VITA
in ffeer days, otherwise trustees reserve the riy N
10 resell tho Property at the risk and Of Do
faaiiiny purchaser after FIVE days adrertisene1t
OF suca resale in Newspaper puhiisbed f.
Washington. ID. G. WILLIAM 0cKSTADT.
II. Il. BERGMAN,
ausidSds Trustees.
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visiting the Misses Marean Of 10th street,

NiSitiuS tHe MISSES Mdrcan OF IUtn street,
Brooklaad.
Mrs. p. H. Johnston met with a painful
accident yesterday. Upon alighting from
termir US. she made a Misstep and was
thrown violently to the ground, injuring
her arm very severely.
Mrs. French and the Misses Mary and
Florence French of Baltimore, Md, were
recently the guests of Mrs. Martin Nc
Nanlara of Fort street
Elsie, the little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Il. Lord, jr., Is recovering from q
serious injury to her foot, caused by acct
dentally jumping upon a piece OF glass.
which cut the tendons of her ankle and
prevented her from walking.
The sewing guild of st. Clements p. E.
Mission meets this evening with Mrs. Harry
Barton of 18th and Lansing streets.
Mrs. E. s. Holmes, ST., Mrs. A. B.
Palmer and Mrs. ]. E. Simons. with Mrs.
r. Arnold of Brooklyn, N. Y. were the re-
cent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Simons.
The NJ. f. cottage prayer meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at the residence of
!ir. and Mrs. E. 5. Morgan, on Providence
street.
Mr.. Manley Of Ohio Is spending some time
at Means Manor. When Brookland was
first subdivided. about six years ago. Mr..
aanley. while on a visit here. invested in
two whole blocks Of land on Argyle street,
and he now finds himself in possession of
some very valuable building Sites
Mrs. Spicer of Baltimore is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ~. B. Malone.
Mr.. Fred. Ricer Is driving his team OF
gray horses around town. handsomely dee
Grated with bunting. in honor of the arrival
Of the Pythian host.
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TAKOMA.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gibbs left for her home in
Philadelphia Pa. yesterday, having been
for several weeks a guest of her daughter.
Mrs. B. c. King OF North Takoma. Mrs.
Frank Gibbs and her daughter, Miss Nellie
Gibbs, also Of PHILADELPHIA, will pro-
long their visit indefinitely
The public school here will reopen Sep
TENDER 10. with Mrs. Agnes Nourse as prin-
cipaL The trustees. Messrs. Swormstedt,
Bailey and Skinner. are commended for
their judgment In their selections, Mrs
Nourse having filled this position. with
credit to herself and the community, for
the past two years. The trustees have not
the selection of an assistant, this choice be-
Ing left to the commissioners for the county.
II Is not known yet who will be selected,
but Miss Mary Waters, for three years past
the incumbent, Is considered an efficient
teacher.
Mrs. j. d. Corse returned Saturday from
two weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. !. V. Doyle of Chestnut avenue left
week at Atlantic City.
Miss Kizzie Lewis, who left June 10 to
visit friends in Tennessee and elsewhere,
returned to her home yesterday from Eli
Mrs. s. E. Page Of the Interior Depart
nsent Is at home. for few days, on sick
leave Capt w. A. Page Is feeling the eff
feet Of having spent too much time during
been confined to his bed since Thursday
The first issue of Takoma Tidings is q
bright little sheet. full of information and
attractive in its makeup.
Mr. 3. F. Smith Is building for Mr.. H. P.
X. Holt a cottage on Carroll avenue oppo-
site Mr.. Geo. H. Baileys.
The loss on Saturday by Mrs. P. H.
Hetskell of Georgetown of a pocketbook
some diamond pin, and the finding uf it by
Mrs. Homer Query on Oak avenue, who
promptly placed a notice to that effect in
the post office, by which the owner was
soon in possession. of her property, was a
matter for congratulation.
The Misses Maud and Carrie Startzman of
Baltimore are visiting their sister. Mrs.
VIM. Alvey Of Oak avenue
Mrs: Carl Decker and Miss Ruth Decker
are visiting the parents of the former. DIR.
and Mrs. H. NJ. Bennett.
DR.. j. Lee Adams returned Sunday from
a weeks stay in Hartman. Tenn.
DR.. u. w. Jones is spending his vacation
IN Boston and vicinity, where he win join
his son. MIR. Reginald Jones. Miss Jones
brief visit to friends in Washington
The paint externally, and renovati and
general improvement internally have trans
formed the Bliss cottage. on Maple avenue,
into one OF the handsomest residences on
Maple avenue. Mr.. w. b. Stewart, with his
Family. will occupy this cottage after the
list proximo.
Miss Ross and Miss Thomas. princina,
and, assistant of the whittingham i1stitute.
are sojourning at Asbury Park.
A well-attended meeting Of the Christian
E.ndeavor Society on Sunday evening in the
PRESBYTERIAN Chapel was led by Miss Nan
ME French. In the absence of the pastor
Rev. Arthur Little. the pulpit in this church
was hlled Sunday by Rev. John French of
Washington. "a
Miss Lell Bitter. jr, of Leesburg. Va.
mas returned to her home after a two
months visit to the Misses Bitter. Of Oak
avenue. Miss ParkiiIs Of Frederick, Nd.
left for her home today. 0'
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FALLS CHURCH.

A meeting Of the town council was held
last night at the council rooms, Mayor ]. d.
Payne presiding. Messrs. ]. w. Brown. w.
n. Lynch. w. H. Nowlan, DIR. ]. e. Gould
and @. w. Hawxhurst, the committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting of the council
to obtain the sense of the taxpayers of the
corporation as to an additional corporation
levy of thirty cents on the one hundred dol
lars for the purpose of remodelng the cor
poration school building reported that over
two-thirds of the resident taxpayers lad
signsd petition asking the council to make
the extra levy. The council by unani-
nous vote. thereupon made the additional
levy. in accordance with the provisions Of
the charter of the town. This fund will be
available in the spring. when the building
will be beautified and improved.
The Baptist Sunday school will give a pic
mic in Nanderworkin'S Grove on ueSdaY
next.
Mr.. 8. H. Thornburg returned from Knox
vile. Tenn. on Monday, where he has been
visiting his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Kibley and wife Of
Washington. formerly from New York,
paid visit to Mr.. and Mrs. V. ~ Herr on
Monday.
Mr.. j. Howard Drummer has just returned
from a pleasure trip to Norfolk.
Mr.. Geo. y. Ives is visiting relatives in
Pennsylvania, and will remain for several
days
Pioneer Lodge of Good Templars will
meet tonight, when the committee in
charge of good of the order will provide a
watermelon feast for the members.
Mr.. Erastus Briggs Of Cleveland. Ohio, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. >. Abbott Of
West End.
The Choral Society held Il meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall last night for rehearsal A
number of active and honorary members
were added to the rolls of the society.
SO..iptv of (,hristia n
Endeavor will hold sociable at the Sum
CAV school rooms of the Presbyterian
Church on Friday night.
The members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church are making. active preparations to
entertain the district conference, which
meets here on the 5th of September.
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs
6l2 Il st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SIDE OF NEW
YORK AVENUE BETWEEN SIXTH AND
S SEa. EHTH STREETS NORTHWEST. WASH
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust bearing date
on the 9TH day Of July AID 1888. and recorded
records OF the District OF Columbia, and at the
request OF the holder of the notes secured thereby
VIII sell AZ public auction. In front Of the prem
ises. on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH DAY OF SEP.
TEMPER. AID. 1894. AT FIVEN O'CLOCK PM
the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Washington, in the District OF Columbia
square numbered four hundred and fifty (4Jol
contained within the following mstes and bounds
namely: beginning for the same az a point on the
iine OF New ferk avenue twenty-three (23, feet
northeasterly from tho southwest corner OF SAID
lot, and running thence southwestery along said
avenue to snid southwest of said lot thence
lot seventy seven and onetwelfth az LIP feet:
theme north along the line OF said lot twenty
aud four-tweifths 60 4-1s) feet: thence east
twenty-three CD feet; thence south to iusersect
line drawn from the point of beginning and
parallel with said southwestern line of said lot
and thence southeasterly to said avenue and place
OF beginning.
Said piece Of real estate containing . $50 square
feet. more or less, and being improved BY a three
story frame building, known as No. COZ New York
Terms of sale: Ona-third Of the purchase money
payable In cash. the balance in equal ailments
In one ami two years. with interest at the rate
sale, payable srnri-anusally and secured by deed
Of trust on the property sold or all cash. mt the
upon acceptance of bid II the terms of sale are
rot complied with in fifteen 1N DAYS from Me slay
Of sale the trustee the right resell
prerrty at the risk and cost OF the defaultrg Dur
chaser after five ,5l days advertisement Of such
resale In some newspaper published In washfnytou.
ID. G. All csnveyancing and recording at the pur-
chaser's cost. -
GEORGE II. PLANT. Ir,
au23d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Wss.sson sTss' s sss ,sss q,
'f Zoe c saenss az: and S street;
e.Rress tmiSs. i:is am, 500 S.m L'"'sse
n Ess Gincnnsti st. Louis and Indianapolis vests
o1 p t ,s.,i. $50 pm, express 1910 night.
M ard : ~ a anu ~ SieveiAnd express daily ii:n
For LS,ins Ss Pan, and s,.un.ou. M, au
chattanooga. Memphis and New Orleans. '' 10
e: Is.sy SON: SO p.s s.f; an Through
8 minute.s am, Hoo. ih.sS, is.is 9 ls:SS
$50 s Ss sn ns s ssS , .s: al 1sc
and ii ;ss pm. sandsy. Re. REQ. s7:so SO. =
n nao ssoe ss q m nase an Hoo rl2os
$50 800. ssoo. 1850. III so III IS s', s 'io
g. PSr ANNAPOLIS. 7:io and g:i5 am. f2:I3 ana
~ e. Pm; IN. sundays; $50 an. s:3l pm.
For aagerstcwn. nlI:Is an and ns:so pm.
For Gaithersturg and way points. as 90 asyos
am, sis:So. $500. a4:ss. 65:55. BIZ rs. iii g
.a fee washington Junction and way points. 600
as;5o an. ci:l5 pm. Express trains. stopping n
For Bay Ridge. SIS and as as R DIM. sunday.
ROYAL, In Riff Ise n Tdx 2;iS Sn I'm r von -
IIiiLADEi.PHfa." 'o"h AND
., r9 a pih,ihdeiphia New York. Boston and the
CARR dso Dining Carr o sc en- S e1 p saa ps as
e e;JS Hl:ao pm Sleeping Car. open at Ioo3
Buffet Psrior Cars on all day trains.
BrtgsntiDe Beash. week days. 40 and fosco a. M.
Except SUNDAY: Daily, sunday only.
r. sidences by Union Transfer Company on ORDER
left AT. at ticket Offices. sls and 1851 Pa ave. and
Il. B. CAMPBELL. cH.s. q. ss1uI.
1"| "en- manager. Gen Pass Agt-
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SoUTnERN RAILWAY.
IIEDMoNT AIR LINE

Schedule Ia eject Jaiy I. 1885,
.,re tr sin, a.ys and lave AZ Pennsylvania as
eW an dafly-LoCal for Danytlle and inter-
nieniate STATIONS. and connects Iynclihurr win
tne Nor.oix ana western railroad westward. daily
day. many eA'ep' sun
II on an. THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAST
MAu.-ilaiiy. operates Pullman Buffet Sleepers
New YORK and Washington via Charlotte and Co
iumnia 10 savannah and Jacksonville, uniting az
Charlotte with Sleeper for Augusta. also carries
through Pullman Buffet Sleeper New york 10 Mont
romsry. with connections for New Orleans. Con.
meets AZ Atlanta for Birmingham. Ain. Columbus
4:4S p-m-Daiy TO- Orange ana fntcrmcd,sts
statiorA and through train for Front Royal and
io:ss Sn aa,s silk. sSnaay xn
f.kN vFSTiBt1.ED LIMITED. composed Of Pull
man Vestfbuled Seepers and Diniru Cam r1ns VA
,hnriotte and Columbia TO Augusta Savannah,
sacksonyilie and Tampa. carrying Pullman sleeper
rum.rS. New YORK 70 asSe.il,e via sai,ssry.
Mashfngton TO Memphis via Birmingham. and
washinxtrs to Augusta via Columbia Dining car
TRANS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO pryr.
SIoN leave Washnetoo ut $40 am daily, = 30
only. for koaaG I'm ana $40 pn dsiiy. s sasers
Sunday. for Lec.hurg. and Ga pm. daily fos
terndooL Returning. afriye Washington SO a m,
SOD pm., daily. from Round Hill. sS4 am.
IN: daily. excrpt SUNDAY. from Herndon osay
Tlrouxh trains from the ssufh arrive Washing.
ten 5:1s an. 2:2o pm. and $50 pm. Msnns.
Sc, am daily from orans: A-'' A''
Tickets. Sleeping Gar reservations and informa.
tion furnished IT ofhces. 81 and 1900 rennsyisa.
MA nvenue. aac at Passenger Station. Pennsyiva-
W. H. GREEN, Gen. Man.
W. A. TURK Gen Pasa Art
l. BROWN. Gen Agf. Pass. Dept. yu3