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New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

y" building and alteration plans fled yesterday:
-, New buildings main office:
'gS. Hi, % -ay. No 81 Tor one-story II 4xi6a
,.1.tn-fi. owner. william Wagner. 10 jlo East
I-nih ~. lessee ............ S26
i1"ih-si. between sth and OH ayes for Il two
s'oF!, "N'2 brick gas manufacturing and siof
AK mouse. iN Manh9tiaH Elevated RaiilnaI
'cmrant. owacr: Pntsch COMPRISING Com
lany. No lb" broadway. l-ssecs pixoa
architect ................ ..... seh
New buildings. branch Office:
Eo.ton-ave : lljJ e - Of Croiona-ave. for
lhf'"-s'orN frame tenement 2nv4n rs Janet I.
Macdonald ~ No II wal-si. owner John De
Hart. az, hitect ................... 400
Jacison-st. n $. ~ Z, " n Railroad-a,c. fo-
iwo-stor' and atiic 2IxiO frame dwelling by
Dan,on Pearsail. oi White Plsns-lsc. Owner.
,.'n'is r IpAse architect 3oo
Nana"rhilt-aNc. " r. ~ n $ - iTSth-sf. for
one story lc'Nso frame shed b. George q
Fuesseil Of Mofris-arc, owner; Kirby a CO. no.
poIham-a,c. v s. gao It n n ron st. ,or
th'e"-stoFy i7Sx57.G frame dwelling. h' Anton
IMrl OF ~ ~ West isih-sf owner. T. \
Sargent; architect l. coo
Attentions. Office:
Souih-s'. sOG 40 and Water-st iJl to 407
20 I've three and hve-stofy brick storage ware
houses Jones Bros Nos 20 and ~ Froni-si
owners. Walter II iicehe. - no lIi East i'ih- -
Isl, ccrns- il,n-atc 10 p four.siory
brick store and tenement. b. John McCauley - -
No ZIG lih-ave owner. N'N"
Alterations. hsaich office.
Plospoci-aye corner Honest. 20 a three
story frame dwelling and store. hy JOSEF Ma -o,
Errnde.i-ave ~ s Wosichest-r. two-siory ani
has' mcnt ffam" stable. D., Hem, - Mapes. "i ~
Wcsichesicr own"r....... ......-.....-.....-- ~"
Tox-e' " S. -, f. n II lG5ih-st. ?, a thfee-storv
ram" dwelling lr ii'nnc-r!. of y" l"l ,-
IGisf-s, g carner RaIlroad-a,e. to q three-siory
hrck tenement. by ih" Henry schmidt estate.
of No Nl2 East liith-si own"rs..-...--...-. ''v
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
RECOEDEn MDETG AGTS

'%%lp s H'Ts ssa,asIaHs p"d o"s5 , 3 Fl to cru; y 4.S
leading from central Bridge to FSrdham DEPOT.
Brocker Wasiinsioa. and VIZ to- isabel il r;te '0
s} sg Ssi9SeI jsIpSi, P Ays,s ave- 2S5a IT ,o
s 'n' l@s s''f f q SdiSta.sSr s'SaSio hS''
crsnln hrieei. Ncr yeri. Building Loan -'''
5th-ave ns;aImeits .'.........."..o. 9gaa
t' "a and 'i'' io st. M'sS ysa n corner 100
Conner, JON J to most iey. Michael ! Corr
Dlsrher, Francis. % Marie Drischier corner
ENn 81 Nsqa' sq y aye snd ana bn + IT, M5,5 M 5000
surance company Ne~ yorl. n corner Aque-
=. duct ave ana St James st. .......... 1000
Gerard ave- a, intersection centre Inc Grove
GafiaHd ''q's Amelia N To- james V Gerard. -'''2
WaYcIley race' between Macdoueai-s' and Oh .o.
GSTkep ,i i,.9is g, 8 = Jolp i ieiz Linz. ~
Green zee s2ras H. and WI, - Alexander = cohen.
uoy l nnd, Mop G'q n, Of v ,e na' CO. ~ as"9ns an, 2o
Ter wes par: Of lot ri. map connt, c.nh Land
johnson Gundcr. ana vic 70 John j isl cor
chehra Nadischc Ansha sochochow Rubin Res
. ler No l4 Eldriiee-si lsasc. nocs.......... 1000
ard Esic. i Lo~icn' n ie'T''"'s, laa It =
K!nssls,. Maai ! + i; to Charles X Tasi \,
1@ran william and wife To- Judson Todd
:, lT2G s. - II W .: ParS-ave demand ...... 1850
RccSdeds, $50 +, e = Maron-atc ":; ! sc,Ts 1oco
"fESb i<'6 g. G"Isne So M1r6"ss' a.e i smith 800
Molaney. Thomas. and wife Tho Ilradlev aut
Currior Company. Limited. : $ i3iin 81. 2i2.6 Il
If i.en0X months. 5000
Marshall William J. and George " Fiagg u John
Nliorsey. Anthony-ave. - ft u u Burn
Ots Ira l.. and wife James y Wells. executor
# Adelia Iruncr. cor Railroad ave ana ooo
iiGth 80 II 5000
Powers James Il. ana wife 10 catherine + Mevc-.
10tl-a, and 2@9ih 81. ,~ars......... 100
Piichie charles anl wife t. Edward II Gilbert.
Trinity and liih 81 deuarl...... "NN
The Church -. 81 Joachim 81 John Reid ami
joseph + Muqueen. No 90 go 81 Eoos"vflt-s,
sisnion ri.z,Ge.n H. . Titc Guarantee and
W Il East GGih-st. vears.........- 5000
Schneider William. to lemie Skidm1ie frus
for Laura A Maclay s5;h-st. 30 T.
7 wears .'....'...... 1252s
Smith. Margaret o II \. and husband. - The
Fmigrant Industrial Savings Eank. 4sih-si ..
100 . Of 10Th ave- 6eoo
Shrmer. Charles u. - Harriet i Duncan. i't
III. amended map Hrorxwooi Park 3 years. 4no
Same same. lois. no III. lis and ll9. same -
? years. mortgages. .................-. LOCO
Stack. Maurice. and Hannah - Hudson = Rose.
lots $50 and iSl. block T. map Mapes estate. go
West Farms years ......--.........- ..-..--. ~"
Sosenski Maggie Marv r Flynn. i2'h-s'.
r. Dot "ol. map Village " Wakefield 49,
Tho Young Mems Christian Association = no
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

'on,s, :, lbs II OF i INST r.e ni-avss 2oxj00s
n Illus natzenberg % B Steinmann. ..........
o3th-st. No 80 West; S!gmunl Il s;e.nmann -
n@'1 Sc steinmann. ..................-..
49, '-.d-aV', No ist; Thomas ! bunreliy. fci-
> s. i"l-i = " of Avenuc q I3ixlu2 =:
an, IN >Sh-acppi ana wife to Solomon Miller.
T'ln-si. g. l5D ~ T. > 81 al-a.c .D.lxioD.ll. =.
n-od"r Won Ganiher and wife To- Bertha smith.
''-",s' II +. 20 II e OF SHAVE. lHxlfo.l1; John
-. i'nhth. rrfeiee, to Louise Ncvhoner. ....--.-.
i'',Hrs'. = -11 II " ol +t,i-aVe. Jnyln.1l Henry
~ Npod ana wife 80 Eugene e Potter. r..........
llnth- - :. 10 q s. ~ ith-ayc JjXlOo II: ais
iinih-sl J. =, 100 Il W ~ Ith-avc. lnJXl'H. II.
Alfred y Eea1ies.on ana another 10 Henry II
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
NEw-YoRR DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER s. 1896

C'.y q, Nsv-yo-k 70 Elizabeth : Clark.
81 a Sua dian - Rober, s C.ark : ID
re - 10 II - 3.h-si. y,srs........-.....
:: FFeAcs. nna wiz - Tiae Guarln.e= a1f
,,lrlt 90 W - rrchiri-s- ; years...........
~ az" ,ith- and VIE . Leopold P!igt.
-; q corner IVES, END ave demand.
N,n-.-. ieary u. - Alfred = Bcsdlcs,0l AMI
',.s" l. "ldm'te, trvs'.es. et,. iif'h
-. w" II " ~ Iafs-arr. year,. !
S.ie - SAM lI1ths,. 240 T. q rars-
f'''7 .....-.....-.-.
sam - saine. ii5ih s'. go & II Park
Yonoc lam
-, -l' nloe :. map MaDcs estate West
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

uNf-f'. IsEa.ENrS and subsc:ipticEs f.: Tie Trb
y ,ne -cei,e their Uptown otce. No. l..ie Eioai-
-. nortn o. jlst-s until - O'Clock y. I'd
Ven.rinents received the following LIa.ch offices
tsullar until o'clock !. W.. .Jt s.-
a,s I'D st: l52 Gth-ave.. cor i?tl-st MACY.
c,h-lc and lith-st. li2 Columbus
42i Gfhave. y. East l4th-st.. IS.
Nest i.i-st Eth and sth I59 East 4Ith
a.. i33S "a between 18th and 1th iO2G Cd
near Cls St: Los is,-ave near s?h-st; SO I'D.
ieecker .D0s 3d-ave: .4o East iyih-si. 1871 :i-
ave- 6so ID 80 Amsterdam-sye i0a West 4.tst.
ibth-st -03 East fsth-st. SIC 9TH O5l
mh-ale.: 10: 3iaye near 6Ithst 2ol East s;th
G2, Broadway: 1853 3dsve. i2o shavc iYis cdave.
151 dih-ave At the Harlem oices: 2oo I'd ..... near
il3th-s: isG East l25th-st. uenr 3d-ave 2tJ West
i25th-st bet Ith sth S20 West it5th 81. AZ
the BROOKLYN onicrs. 80. Futon-rt 1cG Ts,on-st Is
Courts'.: ~ Broadway. T.. D.: 153 Broadway. e. D.:
LISP Myrtle ave. near Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

SAvANNAH LINE 70 FOR r,l, rLoEIDA. o. D dEoholA.
rb.,favs aad saturdays at F. NJ tor savannah diiee
Ind duchess Dee CITY OF Birmingham Dec. 10
. ~ Augusta . Dec 10 la Grand Luchesss. Dec II
5rt. Dec IL Ciiy OF Auguss Dcs. 10
f;,su-,ss-.i cabin accommodations Come. Tag WIKI
,.t In sil pIirts South and Southwest. Foo tickets
49, 49, t. r. apply 26i. 3l7 353. Ss5 Drladway
a. ''' ''' q NJ. soRRIL Maraser
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

naA-. S.,r e oTa"@ RAJ ms9so nsolsvlrl ios 75n
,Sls,: sSn s. :: +: o9sndary Ire lana q
ya;I'Ss ;Is: referee R,6sr S9eHd,9 syS 1900
BOOK corne, l"ist Il, 81 i,rSI 'Yr A 81 -
S..,nser lsi.: ave, $40 aacz- oio { Meyer -o
same Ffs5 popi1 %S Max ~ MIS.r , and anoo.r by 1000
sols isnen - !: li%es :, Of nTns aAnsR zoos
A1,e.nH sx,ci s.s73 John Adelsley ami ano;har
%:ss g s. N'Is@' & ss ana a. 3o' % ioc s ioa lcs
map j Vol Hesn,s rS- ,teh ws'.,, o' 2oNlo 200
M os. ssI map Gsorse + ~ and si,n IL opashe' 800,
'f.eIiImS 5uIm' samuel Il Merritt ct al to William aooo
Sss us,,s S IS, I;af5 6.asc.s s3asT Whit s
sTaas sTa 81 az. ai as eS'1 e8ecura. r' e a. 70 Fhp
pss s1yHn ch.sier Bay. adjoining land of David Sc
6ea contains . IS acres; Charles Vail % !
,5th.aye corner 4,h-s,. a2Gxiii. Charles ooo
Tier ana wife 70 Henrs',a, stable ,,..ic: -"'
e's ave 1s-cs :, ilS al 10 Marv iisrce aiaoc
vso> slo 60, obge,d lc &, w q raemsr Waer
,3sd-st No % East Franklin Ehiowes TO Ella
,sS;a-si. 100 4 q Home iooHico' 10
4sd-s, 10 442 West: John c Jones Ct al TO salom~
cranss, ss ss' s2G # ~ orchard It, s54xo'
ciarss Val to Frances va! 9, :,
'Si SI GXl1oa 10 L. Issy Lane :, Michaeis pro-
as' EPsc9Ps ~ csnh hge TO an nssn,
Nthsi ,?l,s II II ,,s9 er - Ts,,nd II coo
; Of Central Park West n"N
10, II Julian Bolts and wife % Mary J Rudden
ft3.h-s. 354 W Of 18th ave. lGxlrp II. Hol-
comb Jones and wife Bridget Cronin .
9Th 81 g 80 " Of Nest End ave. 2.Nlo-.@
rSvra-5 I H.. Copret O faulin~ De 'oppet.
ss,h-st s l15 " Of Amsterdain-aNe ioXloo".
Ii.aaoe1n LINN ~ '' '''.'.............. l56 75o
Orcs ard st Nos % and PAS Rivingon-st; Nathan
Levy and wife Benjamin Drachmann . /
4ssh,ss s',h l0p II w Caroline MeyeT -s 100
a2d-si n . 3l5 OF 9th-aTe. 21aloos. julius 50
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
WHITE STAR LINE.
CCNARD LINE.
pvrKrrsrMKNrs and subscription. 10. The rrls.

4 DyEYTlsEMENTs and subscriptions 10. The Tr.b-
~ unc received their Uptown Orc". Nc l2i2 Broad
way 81 north OF 3is'-t until . o'clock D. n. ad
ycts.frenfs the following branch offices at
regular Office rates until O'Clock . VIZ 23i sth-
nvs > cor 23i l52 Gtt ave. 18th st. Macy
9th ave aud ith-st ll2 Colnmbus-aye near West C5,n
=, iOc Nest iol ST. eth % East l4th st. 2J
w.sf toi - be'wss- ;'h aud sth IJa East 9th
>, ;3S 81 ave- between 18h and 1sth SITS lo2C 3D.
ave- rear lis, st: "a ID ave. 2o Bleecker ST. s?1
ueeckar ST, oans ai-avs go East 18th So 1921 ID
ave GGe Cd ave 95 Amstercar-.ve. <oe West se1-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

AZ r"r la Guayra Puerto Cebello Curacao and Mar.
edpo. via Cgiscao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn.
IItII.ADt.l>t W sincsday. M
SS. CARACAS. W ein 'siny. January a. pm.
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST THOMAS
IS. CURACAO. Monday Deco nber .> I D. n,
These steasrers. tu expressly for the trads
have superior accommodations for passercerg
B0uLTON RT.ISS & DAf,f,ETT
General Managers is5 F.cn,-,,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
COOKS ORIENTAL TOrRs.-Personally con.

~ tuced Parties 10 Egypt. the Nile ani Palestine
Vow York. Ian = Feb. i3. Mar. q. 1897. All expenses
included illustrated programmes from TfIOs COOK &
snN- 2il and 2.i HrOadMay. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
CLYDE LINE
CHARLESTON. :. C..
SDTTH AND SOTTHN EST

NL1TE LINE.
" CHARLESTON :. C..
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
SEMINOLE. Charleston < jacksonville. saturday Dee 3
oUERoN EE Charleston & Jacks pnvile. Monday Dec 7
IRpgl'DlS Charleston WsiresGaN. Dee u
sIcONOIrN Jacksonville. direct. Wednesday, Dec %
CONANcUE Charleston & Jacsonyille.. Friday. Dec
Steamers have hrs,-class accomm lda tons
WM =. CLYDE & CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla Cent and Penn Fast F. u Line. Via rksonvlle
Gree, - Freight Passenger Line Charleston
G. EGER. General Agent. 3ai Broaiway y. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
FRENCH LINE.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatantique

" DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PAHfs. FRANCE
a T..
LA CHAMPAGNE Poirot. Sat. L. 5 A. m.
Rates passage: First class y. Y. T. Paris and
upwards Including railway fare Paris paror-crr
and landing charges Second class Paris S5f -
A FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green =. Y
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

~ear rrvsfal Talacs. LONDON Hc1lhirsf situation IN
,.nriad Io.elv garicne Boarding terms from 500 Per
dav special trains ior large parties Convenient train
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
DANAMA RAILROAD STEAMSHIP LINE.

THE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Cjrnrc'ne the lst mus for all West Coast Ports OF
Mexico central and South America
Steamer sail from pier foot West nth St. y Y.
FINANCE. Dec. 10. noon VALENCIA. bee 81
For rates apply a; Company's o1cr - Broadway.
IOHN MlII. Trlnlc ManAger
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

3s Rus blanche n,ir ga OPERA. Pension LIST cs,,
Paris Elect, bshs sunny rooms. excl cook Moderate.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
OLD DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE

For Oh Point Comfort. Norfolk Newpor, News. Peters
burg Portsm9utn rinner's Point Richmond Virgin
l,eacn Va nrl Washington ID. G.. daily -Hcap. surla
from rer 60 North River Sailing every week day. eN
cept saturday AZ =. NJ. and saturday at y. NJ
". l.. GCiLLAUDEr. Nice-Pres and Traffic Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

a ADVERTISEMENTS and subrcrin;ion- The rrih-
II ur- received n. their Uptown once No ici2 Broad
wav 2I door Of 3lst until o'clock D. m ad-
vertIscnen,s received the following branch Offices
regular office until o'clock VIZ: cs& sth-
23f st; l52 Gth-ave i2th - Ma~vs
G.havr ar! l42 Columbus West Ccth-
st 4ct ST. near sth-ave.: % Fast 18th
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
Suburban Real Gsialc.
49, ~
60 Get.

GENCYMontclair real estate all kinds sale and rent
"A CLARENCE r. TC2BS. Beskman-St. New-forK
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
The Howard Hotel.

.o,fork Street Embankrneni London This newly
ererf Hotel rcpcfe with modern comfort over
i,cts I-rnh,ukrent and River. Elegant and spacious
nublc rooms Electric Light throughout American sys-
,.rn elevators Fixed tarh.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
NIATIOEY STEAMSHIP LINES.

AVE- One-way Excursion Tourists tickets 10 all point,
Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. California. Mexico.
Georgia Florida. etc. Also Hot Springs
SAILING along tho Atlantic Coast Brunswick Ca, 0.
smiisi Voyage Crossing tn. Gulf OF Mexico Calves
ton Ten. ARE IDEAL TRIPS FOR WINTER MONTHS.
Write for 6&-PAGE POCKET GUIDE tn,alled free,
c II. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Ax.s. Pier 90 T. r. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
Hotel. Brighton, England.

Elite Family Hotel! Ogerloots selv1 promenade ani
latIrr Zine public rooms Perfect sanitation. Shaded
electric lights Lift. Delicate cuisine 'noice wines
Jules 4 Creighton. Mgr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
PIEDMONT AIR LINE

Schedule in effect November Is. 1896.
All trains arrive and leave ut Pennsylvania pas
500 AM-Daily.-Local for DanvIlle. Charlotte
and way stations. Connects at Manassas for stras-
burg, daily, except Sunday, and at Lynchburg with
apeake and Ohio daily for the Natural Bridge and
l1:15 A.M.-Daily.-TH UNITED STATES FAST
MAIL. Carries Pullman Buffet sleepers. New York
bury with Pullman Sleeper for Ashevilie and Hot
Springs, N. C.: Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn,
to 50f
and Pullman Sleeper Ney York to Atlanta Sunset
cisco without change. Solid train Washington to
4:0l P.M;.Local for Front Royal, Riverton and
strasburg, daily, except Sunday.
io4s fES Gsoslo tSr s6,r
WESTERN YEsTfBULED LIMITED, composed Of
Pullman Vestibuled sleepers, Dining Cars and Day
via Charlotte. Columbia. Savannah and Jackson.
9oi S e s sans 4a
gomery. vestibuled Day Coach Washington to At
lanta. Southern Railway Dining Car Greensboro to
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO D1v1s.
ION leave WASHINGTON o:Ol am. daily and 4:45
for ana s sa
day. for Leesburg and 6:25 pm. daily for Herndon.
pm. daily from Hound Hill, 1905 am. daily, ex.
cept Sunday. from Herndon, 1874 am. daily except
Sunday from Leesburs.
Manassas Division io:e6 am. daily except Sun:
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservntion and iniorma-
ton furnished at Offices. Gil and 1900 Pennsylvania
avenue, and 1t Pennsylvania railroad passenger
y: nj r. c GRFET T,. Gsne Mdns sup.
W. A TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Il. s. BROWN, Gen. Agent Pass. Dept.
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wEYLER's REIGN OF TERRoR.
Methods of the Spanfsh
CAPTAIN General.

Arbitrary Methods of the Spanish,
Captain General.
The officers of the steamer City of Wash
ington, which arrived at New York yester-
day from Havana, say that Havana is in
the worst possible state of fear The resi-
dents are momentarily expecting an attack
by the insurgents. The prisons are full.
business is at a standstill and merchants
of Spanish ideas are preparing to leave the
country.
A passenger named ]. W. Brown, an
Engiishman, recently released from a Gu
ban prison, where he spent a month for
shouting in the streets of Havana, Cuba
Libre," and who was expelled a week ago
by order Of Captain General weyler, was
one of the passengers. Brown said that his
treatment by the Spanish authorities was
brutal In the extreme, and that if he had
rot had papers proving him to be British
subject he would have been shot or would
stu be In a Spanish jail. He had been
way home.
Cuba. IN my mind, is lost to Spain. The
latter country Is now on her beam ends,
and the storm on the little island will soon
cngulf her, he said.
Brown declared that no political prisoner
In Cuba knew what he was arrested for
until he had been in a prison cell for some
time. AS to his case. he does not remem-
Der having given the Spaniards any Just
cause for his arrest.
Let me tell you something of Weyler's
system" he said. "Honore Lame was CAP
tured by Gen. Maceo of the Cuban army.
about niEe months ago. He was detained
but a few days. After his liberation Lame
returned to his home in Havana Later he
was arrested at the instigation of a per-
sonal enemy. particular friend of General
Weyler's. Several months after his arrest
he was tried before a jury, composed of
Weyler's own creatures, and declared in
nocent. Did that make any difference?
Not Bit He is still held a prisoner and
his case has been referred to Madrid.
General Weyler showed his dispIeasure
toward the court that declared Lame inno-
cent by sending its officers into the field as
punishment. Mr.. Laine is a Frenchman,
and is trying to get his case to the atten-
ton of the French government.
"Weyler has had many foreigners arrest
ed. He detes.s them. Most of these pris-
oncrs have never seen the light Of day
Finally they drop out of sight; 1t saves the
cost and trouble Of trial. The poor Cuban
gets short shrift 1t Is sufficient to know
that he is a sympathizer in the cause. That
Is his death warrant"
legged cruelties by the Spaniards.
DR.. David Taylor, another passenger, says
that SPANS cause is lost, and that Gen.
eral Weyler has $4,000 sick soldiers on his
hands.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Scheslule In effect November 2, 1896.


Leave Washington from station corner OF New
sses s Limited
trins 1000 an. sos pm.
tuied Iimite % p@ ou's ex ana II 80 pn
For aIftstnrg and Cleveland. express daily 1000
For Lexington and staunton, 1900 noon
Far New 'esu and way stations ts;so Pm
taneosa, KnosriIe. Bristol and Roanois. 500 pm
daily; Sleeping Cars through
For For i Ras;,n, $40 PA: daily Zoo
.7;1o: xs;Oo. $50 1880 1000, 1i2:oo ana,
1 1syss ,s He ;,sG go s;s
@ ESQ., and asoo 'ls s% night aisos sn niass
psr AnnaGolis , 7:19 and $40 am, 1910 and
For Fssderiss. week s d I 1:ss p am, 1890
neon Tr fse sSS pm Sundays lis pm
'?!a an.y Sse f day. so s pn am
800 an s1 say 80 gs'n $50 T $50 a4.Ss.
1a :1e pm. Sundays 600 anu, 1:i5. $3.50. 7:05,
$50. PM week days way f1s s0 p.@ saa
k ks aies p n5E L oK Il srR YORK AND
H HDr trains rs, i.Iumnnted with riats.l light.
PSns sss SO s:es B;e s!as a5 dS:Sl
nlSnt sleeping Car open Mt 1000 O'clock). Sun
a a.i 800 Am Dining Carl q. rs Dining Carl,
S:O 900 Dining Carl. 1901 night, Sleeping Car
open 1000 o'clock. Additional trains for Philadel-
p1 RniN wee h,t days 5:o5 am daily 500 pm
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, 1900 noon and
1Z En-; pm week days. 1885 pm. Sundays.
fE4cept sunday DAILY. SSunday only.
xExpress trains.
baggage called for and checked from hotels ami
Residences by Union Transfer Co on orders left ut
ticket Offices $40 Pennsylvania avenue NV, New
York avenue and 18th street and ut depot
WIN, NJ GREENE, CEAS. o. SCULL.
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the health Office is without sufficient funds
and inspectors to faithfully carry said law
INTO execution, which should be remedied'-
as soon as Congress meets.
Absolute cleanliness from first to last
SHOULD be the rule for dairy farmers. milk
sellers and inspectors. This implies an in
seihgent understanding Of what Is meant
py nith IN sanitary sense. and OF the
methods by which disease can be trans
mftted by milk. As constant vigilance 10
.ne price OF safety. inspectors are desirable
whose Guties shall cover the whole field of
the purity of the milk, both in regard to
freedom from adultera ton and from infec-
uon, and the proper management OF the
GARY, Its buildings and water SUNNY both
Tor the domestic use about the milk utcn-
Sis and the water supply for the stock.
The milk should also be tested at the
farms. as well as from the wagons OF the
Vende:s The case is not fully met when
a law Is passed directing skim milk 10 he
piainiy labeled IL offered for sale for un-
less competent inspectors are appointed 70
el,orre the law II is liable 10 be neglected
ME IL is possible for disease TO be pro-
ouced from the qualities of the milk itself
as nave attempted to show, from the food
or orink or the herd or disorders In the
ahmais, or insanitary stables vel the
greatest danger of spreading epiden,ic TIs-
eases arises from infection of the milk after
~ mas been drawn. Numerous epidcTnics
i,,,.d iom .a 10 be due to infection from poi
. .L water, or direct infection of milk by
me virus OF the disease. The dangers
that menace health and life are clos.Iv
,p Sarsiated. The storage of excremental hlth.
the neglect 10 dest troy contagion by disin,
Iecuon and disregard of sanitary laws
are as potent here 10 produce disease and
ueatn as in other relations. A liberal Con-
SaaI,s supporting an intelligent and efficient
nealtn OFFICER. by placing at mis- d,sposar
m.oessary funds and a corps Of inspectors.
SsuIpported by the courts in the discharge Of
,ha. Iuues, Will soon eradicate the blight
t,,a, Is now affecting our little ones. while
h h.,pure milk and INSCRIPTIONS vendors viii
nave become mere memories. o. II