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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

ton. which Is an influential paisr pub
llshcd In Berlin and an eloquent dc
fender ui the gold standard in Ger
many. u 10 his interest I'm the moacy
question which brings the doctor 70
America just now and q IS his intention
10 remain here until after election.
study the progress 81 the campaign and
lls,on to % many speeches a. possible.
d. Har,h has been IN America before
and has oven written a book on Amer
lean Agricultural l.lfo,' which showl
palns;aking and thought lie 90 sian
comparatively young man and has
taken degrees IN philosophy and law
and is o member OF the ro.chsiag. Some
years ago he gave up law 10 enter jour
uallsm. IN which he has made a pre-
nounccd success.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
lAnlEs OF The iiAnEhi.
Tie rIussaln.. can 10 prayer a Br,l.
nint rrocs.,ion Described.

nsnt rrorss,ion Described.
We had hardly ia1en our placer |
when -omc one said. Here c0mo The |
ladies' OF tho harem.' and a procession
OF about sly cl1 Ell carriages splendid
iy appolnied. descended fom iild.z.
and. passing IN front OF our windows.
turned IN ai he iron safes o. The court
OF the mosque. says loagman's Mag
azlnc. i;cre they are drawn up ono be-
hind the other. the horses are taken
out. ard the ladies see what they can
from the half-drawn blinds. Each car.
rlagc has It's own hldeous black attend
ant. The Walden sultan. the sul,an'a
mother. takes precedence. The present
Walden sultan Is really Abdul Hamid's
nurse; his own mother died when he
was born. As the carriages passed ~
We could catch a glimpse OF the brill
liant pink and blue and yellow bro.
cades worn by the ladies. except that
on one occasion a young daughter OF
the sultan. not yet old enough to be
yelled. passed In one OF tho carriages
and looked up az us with an express
sion OF great curiosity and interest by
this time the court Of the mosque wac
filed by pashas. aids-de-camp and Of
ilcials OF all sorts In glltlering uni
forms. only leaving room Tor the sui
tan's carriage aud those who are In his
procession. And now we look up at
the minaret and see that the muczzln
has appeared on the gallery which runs
round It high up. for Il is some time
past II. and he only awaits the mo-
mont OF the sultan leaving his palace
TO begin his shrlll call to prayer. All
this time various bands have been
playing. one after another. entirely Eu-
Topean music. but now they pause. and
We hear family borne on the breeze,
for he has turned toward the south and
has the minaret between "a and him
! the muczzlns FIRST calls
God Is great. ! bear witness there
Il no god but God. bear witness that
Mohammod "a the apostle Of God Come
hithcr to prayers. Come hiiher TO sal
Walton. God is great. There Ia no god
but God" As the muezzin moves round
the cry becomes more audible. Hark
there IA n tramp Of feet on the fresh
strewn gravel, II Is the long line G.
pashas who head the procession. all u
fp.onGid uniforms. covered with orderf
marching one behind the other Oh eac
side OF the road. down the hill fror
the palace to the entrance Of tn
mosque. where they draw up In front o
those already wal.lrg there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
QUEEN WIL;IELMINA.

heir OF a great dynasty; she Is quick |
bright and gracious and her Dutca
subjects would not exchange her for
any king that lived. Her parents his
tory Is very romantic. Old King VIII
liam ILL.,. her father. who died In 1889.
left behind him a very unsavory ropu-
tatlon. In fact, he was about the only
ruler Of whom Holland has had cause
10 be heartily ashamed. lie had his
favoriies like Louis XIV. and was proud
OF the scandals ailoat concerning him.
lie had no shame, no conscience and
no scruples and no domestic affections
he was a satire on monarchy. His
FIRST wife, whom he married while he
was yet prince OF Orange. was Sophia.
daughter OF the king OF Wuriemburg
and she managed to keep him within
bounds I'M he succeeded to the throne
and lost his head In his new-found
freedom and great wealth. Two sons
we're born from this marriage. but the
eldest died. wrecked by n career like
his fathers. while the second had
spinal disease which rendered him an
invalid unfit for ruling. Sophia had
died and at the age OF 90 the king fell
deeply In love with Princess Helen o.
waldeck- Pyrmont. who Is now the Wild
owed duchess OF Albany The princess
laughed at the king when he asked for
her hand.
The old king was sadly hurt and
soon after heard the princess younger
sister Emma, saylng reproachiully:
Helen. should never refuse TO be-
come n queen" Tho old king turned
and saw a pretty girl OF 10 and hIs
tickle heart was once again smiticn. As
soon as possible he proposed. was ac-
ceptod and almost Immediately mar
RED. Tho Young queen was childish
~ pleased with the state ia which she
lived In Holland and soandalized the
courllor by clGpping her hands and
dancing with JOY but she sooa learned
dignity and proved herself entirely
worthy Of the high honor. She de
yeloped into a capable. majestic woman
md since the death OF her husband la
ruled Holland as regent while train
ing her wllliul and hcadsircng daugh
tar 20 be a queen as wcll as woman
Once when out driving with hc
Indie daughter. then but Z the horc
ran away and death stared them o. th0
face. When the horses were caught b.
citizens and stopped ai the palace thl
, recent gave orders Tor them to be- re-
b harnessed. IN VIC DO not start on
D. again." said this Spartan mother
! my daughter will learn what fear g..
, Trembling like leaf the lliilc queei
- endured that second drive without
G word OF remembrance.
{ Wilhelmlna g. Of a very nervous
4 nlgh-sirung temperament and doc;9
j who has studied her says that the pac
Of her nervous emotions Is such tho
she has already lived as uuch as com
people Of so.
% Until she was wnhclmlna spok
y nothing but French and was the
c taught other languages to the eXclu
y sion OF German IN Difference 10 he
d fathers wishes, Il Is rather Joke IN,
u she Is now to marry a German prince.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Dr. Carl barnes. an eminent eastern
medical authority. has discovered that
The Roentgen rays may be put TO q
most useful practical purpose as r
means OF preventing burial alive. He
says they enable one to see distinctly
whether or not the blood has become
iecomposed. the first and quickest sign
lf death. lie placed his own hand and
a dead hand on the same plate holder,
Illus obtaining the two X-ray picturec
slde By side on the same plate. and the
resulting difference In the picture wa
20 startling that he at once proceeded
10 make a number Of similar pictures
obtaining the same results In every
Ease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

An Italian woman In New York has
illustrated the peculiar vindietlvenese
OF her race In a recent stabblng scrape
that took place In the blg metropolis
Feeling herself 10 be lnsulied by a man
she told her lover Of the occurrence
and they went 10 hunt up the man.
When they found him the woman sllp'
ped up behind him and graspcd him,
pinioning his arms to his side and held
him firmly In THE position while her
companion stabbed him several times
In the front part Of his body.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
1Hr cnINsse ecHooLroY.
lie Mast study Long Hours Every nay
Ia ths Year.


ln th- Year
The Chinese school children have In
stllled into them at IN early age habiJ
OF hard. steady study. says an exchange.
At the age Of boy begins his school,
ing. Al daylight ho rises. and. after
dressing as quickly as possible. no
starts breakfas,less to school tie 10
given a task and after Il Is completed
he Is allowed an hour Tor breakfast.
Again. later. he has an hour for lunch
con. but he Is a. his study nearly twelve
hours q day. seven days In the week.
An this time when he Is not recitinG
his lessons he ls studying aloud at the
top Of his voice. He IS under the eye
Of his master both In school and on hi
way TO and from school The lad l.
taught rudimentary astronomy, physioi
and natural history. but greater stress
is put upon writing and his liierar3
studies. "a Thousand Letters po'
en-. Is the study that forms the back
bone OF his literary education. In ;.
are taught The duties OF children a
parents and al such matters What
ever the study may be-history, classic
or science-cvery lesson Is leaned IN
repeated word for word.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

4 remarkable surgical operation has
been successfully accomplished at the
city hospital OF Newark. n. j.. ON the
person Of laborer named Arthur Har-
rls, whose skull was so badly fractured
by a fall that a large portion OF the
brain proirudod. This was replaced by
the surgeons the broken bone removed
and silver plate inserted, and Mr..
Harris upon recovering consciousness
did not ut all realize that possibly his
brain was In a different place In bis
skull than heretofore. lie Is recover
ing rapidly. moreover
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Den Bethel has left Cassvllle, No,
for good. and therefore has lost his
vote He went. too. OF his own free
viii. and. sad to say. took a sweet. limo
cent girl with him. Ben had been In
love with Minnie Davis. but her papa
objected. whereupon he transferred his
affections TO Maudc Hayes. whom he
naked to marry him az once. The lat
Ter argued that his request was too
sudden" Then the hend shot her. and
an instant later turned the gun on him
self with fatal results. The fool killer
evidently had not been IN cassvllle for
a long time. else Ben Bethel would have
left town much sooner than he did.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Germany. too, has pension troupie'
There are nov more officers includ-
ing over 1850 gcnerals-on the pension
list than on the active list, and the ma
tional liberals. together With all the
south Germans. are going TO eject Q
combine In the coming re.chslas to
combat this policy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
rrArr or ONO ciTe Or ToLIro-

rTArr or ONO. cIT~ or TOLEro.
LICAs COMFY. S.
FRANK D. cheney r.natf oi o that De -
the senior partner ol she al lai ~ I. J. '-il
rfy g. CO.. dUIne huairtss lu ihr tifF 81
roiCdo. county and State nfurrt1id nui
ihat said nm will pas tue sin ~ ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Ter each nnd
every case off tafnrfh that cHuuul d.
tured iy ne use OF Hairs c4tarrl cue.
FRANK !. CHENEY.
sworn 20 before me and nuhscrhel IN
ny presence tlia 9Th dag ol December
fseait A. " GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls catarfh Cure O. taken internally
and acts direct on the blood ami niue,
surfaces Of the System. Senn TOT t7sN
n. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold By druggists. &c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

A stranger passed through Areola'
M. the other day on bike and on his
back was pinned a card inscribed On
which was Il am going to Paradise -
Many Areoilans insist that he wa1
headed the wrong way.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Prof. James Custom. a spirltuallst
has been to ST. Joe. Mich. for three
weeks trying 10 locate the lost steamer
Chicora, which went down last winter
Friends OF acienoe win be glad to learn
that the professor succeeded In finding
the steamer. which he says lies at the
bottom OF the lake ten miles out and
IN $50 fee, OF water. But the ten thou
sand dollar reward has not been paid
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

The Herring flying machine has
broken the American record In adj
ventures Of this sort. the distance COW
cred being 1888 feet. and the return to
earth again being made without any
shock or Jar SIN. after an this D.
70 short a distance really that it only
proves again that thus Gar no machine
has been discovered that really over.
comes TIE laws Of gravity iof NOR,
ihan mere moment
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

with the oxhilaratlng sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
illness. which follows the use Of Syrup o.
Fiss. IL unknown 10 the few VINO have
not progressed beyond the old-ilme
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted
By the well.lnformed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
r,,rem. division Of Labor.

IN the manufacture Of knives the d.
vision OF labor has been carried 10 such
an extent that one knife Is handled by
20 different artisans from the moment
The blade Is forged until the instru.
ment Is fnlshol and ready for market
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

The most dangerous companion for
youth "a a man who possesses plenty
Of brains but no Industry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

The worst fooled man on earth t.
the ono who supposos that loud voice
adds 10 the weight Of an assertion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

The pun Is a clown among jokes. but
vel turned paradox Is the polished
comedian.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
TAKES A GERMAN.
QUEEN WiLHELMiNh OF HoL-
LAND SOON TO MARRY.
sac Il only sixteen Years OH tut wn
Probably NARY Within the Present
Year Jealousy for the Ger
manA

T HAS finally been
settled who shall
wed little Queen
wlhelmina, the i6-
year-Old queen Of
Holland. about
whom there has
been so much spec
ulallon since she
has begun 10 grow
up. Her second
cousin, Prince Ber-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Some men hope to become famous
by never doing anything that could
reasonably be expected OF them.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

II the powder holds out John Bull
may decide 10 continue his march Of
civilization" from Dongola TO Caps
Town.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Japan seems to be as much OF a spe-
clalist on earthquakes az Is South
America on revolutions or France on
crises.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

A few ssars ago James nixea took
Pauline Dcscclils OF Highland H.. to
50. Loais. shc1o ihry wcgc 70 be mar.
rled. The FIRST thing they ana was 10
register at q hotel % man and wife,
and a few hours later sho young woman
was refused license 20 marry because
she was a irlnc unicr s'niuiory age. a
icw months later when Pauline became
old enough 10 wed she wal shocked %
learn ia, her l.mmy hal not only
changed his mind hui had disappeared
as well. ami nov she IA seek
ing tie arrest oi The man WHO
would have married her bst
FOR the laws Restrictions. Thus u Is
that strict enforcement OF tho las
sometimes c'nses untold niseFy
a man named Claude Is. iassalls has
been arrested In New York for passing
forged checks aud the police claim
that they have In him the most expert
and dangerous forger In the United
states. while none OF his forgeries
have exceeded 500 or $3.50. yet he u
faid 10 have made over S25O.OOO BY this
Legitimate business" In his posses
sion were found blank checks on all the
large banks OF the country and book
containing cut and pasted down sigma
tures Of larg merchants and prominent
professional mon In the various cities
on whose banka he had checks.
Until you are willing TO be guided
we are not willing to be helped.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
nrnrcrn RATE.

Houston and TEXAS GENITAL Railroad.
STATE FAIR, DALAI, Texas.-Ono fare
for the rounl trip, Oct. . 10 =, gooip ~
turn Oct. 20. Tickets with three day limit
only, IS round trip.
PREsnYTEuIAN syNop, Houston, Tex
one fare for the rounl trip, Oct. II and 10,
good returning 10 Oct. =. From shtons
where one way fare I. less that 500 the
round trip rate will be ~ ,at advance over
one fare.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

So long a. each individual considers
himsslf M exception 20 general rules
shslrtrs ulll never lack sleilmA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

| believe Pho's Cure h the only me'i'
cine ihat will cure consumption. Anna
~. Ross, Milllamsport, Pa, Nov. ~ w.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Only two Chicago citizens have gone
crazy this week on the money ques-
lion. Stop the train.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

When bilious or elsilvs, eat a Cascir,;
andy clills,ls, car, sIttti.iii, ~ 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

There o. no place on esfih so low
that from a Ve may mo- 80 to a high
place IN heaven.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Twelve newspapers 10 n population
Of Is 600 Is the record OF Caldwell coun.
~. Missouri.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Your tr=s German love- 20 talk about
Foreign politics and native beer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

aDais" jewelry aud "lucky' orna-
ments are always moro or less In de
mand.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

A great deal OF stealing is being
done that does not 90 by that name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

Beat carpets on the wrong sid'
first.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23

JUSTIFY a Zoe box OF ciscarsti, the finest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-23
FINANCIAL EXPERT.
mr. Barth OF Germany l. Improving M
Kuowtedee Here

There Is now in this country DR.
Thcodor Earth. the editor Of Die Ma
The morning times., 1896-08-07
FOR RENT.
ouners actual rries quoted.

S3.OO-"sT. ELMo"-Frame cottage;
rooms. 1857
$1,000 -oHERRYpALE, VA, miles
from city Frame cottage, 3 rooms;
plenty shade and good water 1885,
S2B-soUTH BRooKLAND-Furnish
COttage;6 rooms and attic; uDrurnished,
$40 per month; yearly lease t2S6j
$l2.OO "SLIGO,' MARYLAND
frame, nine rooms, twosto ry aud
sS.Io-BaIGHrwoop pARK-NeT iss,ns
cottage; rooms. (1O7)
shade. we'll water: lot 50x40. t2s1j
$1,000 BAILEY's CROSS ROADS,
VA.-9-room, 2-story cottage in first.
class condition: good water aud shade: ono
from Arlington station. For sale at 81 400:
accommodating terms. (24Sj
SAO-wASHINGTo GROvE-$40 for
the SEASON. roomy cottage: partly fur
s's,os; %ae9o -AurREE PARK. on THE issp Ma.
sfiHR8PoLfTAN nj BRANCH s. 3, Q. R. Kn r, :
adjoining Rock lie-Coitage. 6 rooms and
ATTIC. on u large lot; short distance from
SSO.rAKoMAP PARK-FuruisheG ana nam.
cottage. rooms and bath; newly
papered AND. painted; plenty OF ffuit and
iha6e; good Well water: near car lines;
will lease Tor S46 Der month. t22ol
S6O-coLoSIAL BEACH-For the sss-
sA0Ew4sHiN0foN IaRovE-cottass
for me eeason. u76l
$40 SEAsoN-Ciifton Beach cottage.
eS2. -0AITHERBB Nd
fresne cottage; 10 rooms epd batA;
hot and cold water; NEWLY paperkd; he ated
By ff:nao4: frpit. stable On rear large lot;
reduction iftAken ~ the year. (23ej
o14-fQREsT olENZCottass; 3 roems,
w3ae q. .090 fse5 a ground: an 10
S11-DBANwpOD. b. ct-rwp broom
eSssAses; wsil located siA n 1osd ooe-
1itioo. uA63
The morning times., 1896-08-07
BULLETIN,..' ="
Loans Negotiated.
Fire Insurance. sSss.y S Placed in Reliable Companies.
Estates Managed.
THE TIMES REAL ESTATE BUREAU.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. 80. -. %.
FOR SALE.
GOOD WILL. STOCK AND FIXTURES.


S6OO-LOCATED ,41-2 ST. Sw =
. narrooin Tor sale. Including stock, TX
lures and license; hOdke containing eight
rooms and stable; rents for S25 a month: ::
doing Il good cash business; good reason
for selling.
S3OO-LOCATEDO o NFS NV, NEAR
Pension OFFICE-Dairy lunch and
diDing-room doing good cash business; good
reason for selling.
SSxs-73I 4TH ST. Nw-Od estab-
iisbed grocery stand, doing good
business: ice box IN store cost 81 20. d.
S MORGAN, owner.
..a,.s, BOOK and Stationery store on Pa
ave. r-.ar the capitol; DOING good Dusiness;
rent SiS. . W.
S3SO-DAIRY LUNCH ROOM, PA.
ifpi ,.rn 9TH anu 10Th SITS, rent
store and two rooms.
O-ESTABLI SHED BARBER
,,,iu., Completely furnished, oE fa ave.
NV: central location: doing big cash busi
ness: party ieaving the city.
store southeast, doing cash business;
rent low: part aviBg city cause Ofseiling:
will invoice above price asked.
Sl.SOO LOCATED ON 7TH ST. NV.
Hardware store; well stocked. party
leaving city cause Of selling: Will invdct
Flour and feed store, viciuity New Liberty
Earket. horse. wagon, haruess aud Xix
lures; good paying business; party leaving
the city; price: $500; easy terms; estab-
!ished 1873, Apply TlMES REAL Es-
Established flour and feed store, CO.
irnihia Heights: rent. SIS month: price,
$500: good paying business: books open
for tnsueCtiOD.
The morning times., 1896-08-07
RAILROADS
RAILROAD.
STATION. CORNER SIXTH AND .
ETREET6.
RAILROADS.

| 8TkEET6.
! .. In Effect June 2s. 1890
RiTTsbGGss sa EXP P EEss9fasios m adopHysd and
1o.So cas a. Harrisburg M fkSSsSGysss1A E EistTf1Fsss
ihIMaIE6:SPdIlIiau. sleeping. Dining.
smoking and 0pservalioD Cars Harris.
SSeIS 70 chicago. Cincinnati. Indiana poiia.
e.. LOUIS. Cleveland ana JOleQo. Buffoi
Farlor Car 10 Harrisburg.
1EG;iEO E;i5eOi A.; AZ. FAST LINE.-PuIlmaa
o;4OP: M. CHIC AaoAN6 81. fouIs
iEAEEkEss- f. Pullman Buffet Phrior Cal
ss. s,efRlnf % ~ toas s1s d%ase dRaD!He
9ip10 i,|I,.iFs. +. a.: NEsffEsssSf W. fflssf& f&&xpnEss-
Ehin1urg EEhaiIrisDurg 10 Cleveland. DiDiDG Oar 70
@HRs r. Al. sogTHwEsTERE Ex-
iispsSs sf. 70 81. 81 Louis. and Sleeping Car HaFs
1fGiH9 fSiHlS91o Fl s;esM15;. ~; PACIEIq ; Ex5RREss.-
a9shss5si; asp, sasd;: sad siaeais fsiS dsi1. q:
1870 A: M. for Elmire and Rsaovo,
sssS sae !, days and wilhamspofs sandaSI
9iSmi0qiP. Sl;iq.iPP. -. for wlIneusport, Roehestss.
satarioy surS anu w;Sh ;NSh1agaIa talfs daily. eIcept
ton to saspensios sfBsRdS BdrSs GSs HSssaIa H%sasshIns
SG;A9 SSehe9stefE F. Iafian IM for IA Eae SansadaIgsA
na,Yy. Sn,nyy sleeping Cur WashinStoa 70 y
For Philadeiphia. New York and the
1922. N. ~c5sstEss1os gsst AL LIN.
q Sia9aE & 81 !o:a e bsi!5$os bt!$s assaIs. s
,n1s tsi aSd raI 6niDs GS See Cal }f9$ go
WiimingtonJ a. m, 1916, S.l6, 40.
s6aS6; 1000: and j. s6 p, % S9 SUNDAY;
dining Ghf Car fFo@ Gsg wirnin gS Zion; So1; &
$:ib; 3S0, ). 70. 10 % 90, and nd Ii So D. n, m
sor phi.adeiphia only. Fast Express. 90
days. soI and d 5.zo 5psess p n tS dailS. "ss fos
day. day,on any Wiah9n1 X chanGs b. $50 L. 3D. week
saraiosa Express = tPa1iory =: 1,iy Car, 90 L. N
For Baltimore. ,e.ss. 700, 7..o, 4.se.
4 y YsYIs, IA y. ~: g. sis. saq 3
s.9S. s.S5. lo. 3. i SS 4, H. ~ ls.1s.
fss6 10 .. siaY and ii'sS sa5' r. Il T. 7i0. 1000:
E aot N daaily. except sunday. sundass
For Annapolis, 7.2o, q. 90 A NJ. 121k
and 4.26 p NJ daily. except SUNDAY.
Sundays. 500 A. A.. and 4ao p. n
$40 p. NJ. daily; Richmond only, 1851
A. NJ week days; Atlanta Special. VIA
Richmond and Sea board Air Line, g 40
7. 81. daily Accommodation for Guam
tico, AS A. n. daily and 4:25 z. n
week days.
For Alexandria. 40. 6.35. 7.45. $40.
1857 a. m, 30. 3. 40. 4-25, $50 e:I5;
$40 +. NJ. On Sunday at 4.3o. 7 As
"A. m. 3.i6. $40 p. N.
Leave A!eXandria for Washington. sos.
2.15, 3.23. $40. I-2p. fO.52 p IN Oh
Sunds at SAB, 1925 u. IN, 7-2o. 1852
p. m-
Sxashore Connections
For Atlantic city via Delaware River
Bridge. ail-rail routei. IL 90 A. n, week
DAYS. 3l5 and 1885 T. n. daily; WA
Market Street Wharf,, 90 A. n tSatur-
DAYS only, 1905. l1:00 A. N. week
days 12:a5 anu :35 i. II daily
For Cape Nay. 1000 90 A: NJ. l2:4S
N. weekdays. IL IS 2 II daily
TiCKct Offices. corner FIFTEENTH and @
streets. and at the station. sixth and 8
streets. where orders can he left for the
checking OF ba gSage 70 destination from
bov<Is md residences
8. n. PROVOST. J.R. WOOD,
Gen Manager. GPn.Pass. A gent