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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18
ASo-E1 gicEo REPORT.
FanenSsrs Continue 10 Throw Donht on
Ihe Spsni,h Reports OF Niaceo's Death.

She Spani,h Reports OF NlaceoS Death.
KEY WEST, fla, De T.-FaSsea-
rs7s who a-dye4 Ee:e !-azl Cuba las;
nigh; report tAs, General F0a:: had
Ts!-s2 Gtreral Wsyle= c9o=i the 77o-
vince q Ma:S=-As TIA; be hRG
Gn cu<aEs:S-G; IN iEl: Yco-
TiGcs wi;a Antonio MaSeo'S !o3cSs ieG
by Macro h.iaSsi: a-d iha; uHoa ~
Scs7I " :ae tslsGCLsl conveying his
Information ali IsG festivities whica
ws:s :G pCaSrssS n EIsvAaA 20 ccle-
SrA;e ;le death q Mace0 were o1Str-
- 60 L. suspended.
Tie FlSS=cEeES :l-:Ae- stated tia; 4
number q: newspaper reporters, 10
CoaYince themselves - the ruth o. <al-
stay q the .GC9.; q NISU'S Gc4;h.
wen. 10 PGa:A SravA, H:oT!2ce o:
Havana. EGJ one q ihtTrl hai az In
tC-v!rw with the iasGrSrr; Chic! Sal
tgCsiC.C ACcS:a. ThO iNiG EI;.s that iGA
ST5a!AraS who had come - search fo-
NGct'o'> tlGy would no; find As AacsC
was a: ;As head Ct his army and was
moving towards OTiStc. lie also stated
t:!a; hc hGi accompanied MaceN - the
rroyi2cr % &IIanLIS. where he !ef;
ElaI. a.tcr "a tNeSs!crs;e iSl-:iGH
When he lcst MacSo. the ld::e- was
S2SeEIHS :r'm j Sigh; wound,
Eae faSseGsrcS also conveyed the tn
formation :Aat the CG&a pager Ia
LGcaA in i;s missile 4. me IS;A iGS;.
save i THeaSye account .; \ battle
which ha1 been icnEhi q: Rosario.
nc1- CLhaGaS. the extreme northern
par; o. the 1rov!Ece Q; PiEa5 del E.o
General Be-Gal MAS In cunmaaI q lhr
Spanish forces and ;Ae government
troops sustained = loss OF one lieu;ea-
al; culo2el and Two Nsu;saaa:S wound
ed. Captain Sanchez killed and eight
cen soldiers wounded Tsic enemy lost
heavily. The column G! Genera! Ser
aal con;lnuai its ;isarcA 10 CAya!akoS
when they had ano;her Cllno- engage
n.Ca;. suffering loss OF one man Kill
Cd AMI eleven wounded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Dec. i.-ros,-
:nos;er +. +. HetSch. u .ewpor;. KY.
was missing :rom his o!lice ;o-Gay anu
his place was taken by his brothers.
who are hts NNnJsmca. They reuse TO
say where he is, hG; i; IS stated that
since TUESDAY :wo H0StoiNcS Inspectors
have been rNlratnE thc books. and they
had discovered 4 dcticI; in his ac-
counts q. nearly 5000. Tho only eX-
1ianati0n of the cause y: the shortage
is ,ha: Hc;Sch WAS u GveQuCnre~ ot the
race tracks and was accustomed 10
making large Ncts, Eir was uppoiQted
three years agO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dsc 1.-THE senate
r.s,v passed ;he tan! rcAGSa bin
s-sr- - tie l,at-c egIl. g!;s = ser seS-
ts- r-n1I.-S ~; ,sr excfuyto2 Shall
s-.A77,y = ge9sazs ArT.yiac tT>a CctN
Ls--s ;5e tsz:.=aaaoe o! ;As P'eSen:
g.. -gt-, ,asos. Tae strength 0: he s.l
Wis --tt,t: ;,sla had ssea txFNc:r2. ;he
60. y.:s s,=!zs :. - IL - passed ;se
a.. a:s-7is ,ae .=Iz,,sE-:laa lLa-s - as
= .I.E.s c0,=l LiElg!sa - Re ua.,-
t.S4;as - Fe.ssGS oygc ii ySL-s 6. age
gs- -a-ss: 80! 81! Sr..te to :aEEiss:-s
O.. .as.- =hisSe o>GatTy. 9: sa-:e o:SsE
a---aSa, Set al a4zsss!S.e !za=.s=a=;
aHs- tss s=s 9: = zAy er.zS u NTH
BIZ - ss=s -. hLs we - pE7ea; -
,-s-- g4css-, o. =..aa: ehL.5 - Sraad-
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s.a: --3 ssr-;=.
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7.---al - csa :==-E2.-S sec:.5a- Ezs
.--= s-zr2-s go. = :lrr-sGsL 55-
7, 70 .>s e1=s;.:2..oa q iac Ta.;sl
sa.-s .r-.-;=l - Numbered r7.:c-5s
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Es- Jar -Gz<ss %. tze .---ss--s7.:--S 10
tr sta-. ..-5 tsE~- --eea SIPS
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.--- >-Ts .Cz=l cEe 5.1 AZ rslt. a-5
a'.-.aa-7z E.i:e &C: IL 81! Tsesv q. ne
.== e-5-.r2 5::..ce-s tie :svs !LrrS print
g -s-.r= Ezel SIP sE-L = returned
.r. Ok i::E;;!s1-Et key Ai-eF The Tes: Il
--sl=. --t JEs co-.s--s - - t'o[ sAl!l
&, -lEa- u0 by - L2s-'@-cs:N7 't-c@- H.
s'-e -l-i.-- driving !s made No i---
---1-t .zi-.-S - rad ana 7.-.-s oG: :==
sep s.s d=lw- shzLL b. Admitted: -;
--z- - -s:G-ast: - tSs county
T5rse Es c-ce =: he cIp@hss q I5-s
--'-.p - -4l-rzG c-:s7aEy which
-- -.-E. x s.Jv I2rsTl$s- b AT.
l-. -sE=cc.c7 a:5ccrs sEzls EsS7 II each
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f--'.. p3st=t-r2=d S.!gs zL21 in :ae aSe
E.. IS p ~Ic!- I'D !-!-2!s-22: shah keep /
--.I-1-5 -@ez1:aadUa =: TIE zc=t=- -
go slip gE.-E the INN! S-2a: saIl:e! 10
80 - copy CIT II IT.:--7E
.-E C=Sa1 section added 20 Re BIZ!
F-1T-!ss tax re act s:au 10: apply 70
.--s72s arriving :, the United States
'---s any por; g place II The isIa-d %
r-e2 GcrtG-- tAa -ooEtt1TzncA- o. The
I,tseSt disorders :As.s- provided that
- ps-s1-S 1ave as-s:o.c.e hEeH "a
--s-.aaTS o. ;5a: :s,a-i-
A. zF1sal-2ea: BY NJ Elki-s. p!o7os-
"a 80 had JzI o. I1=: grants col-
- IN o:aa- tASz A-a=:Eca= ships. o-cn-
..-e5 Considerable t=5-.=. a21 vas
Lilly tabled, - Ta7e seve-al O:he-
l-:z-l-7e=:s- he i-=-s!--a-: =eayC7n
.HT ESzs !G:o cc5:e-s7-e, as the 5iIl
a,SSaL '1-Say g ) Substitute ~ ne
g-.AsS-Gc-a. ii. paSst5 b Ike ko1Sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Dec. l7.--Ezek!cl
TaIniEas.an, an Armenian who na5 lee
tu-el In Pittsburgh and various O:he-
c!:ies FOR the past Twelve Hao.hs. was
to-day declare! fraud by an iEycs:I-
Ga;iRg committee appointed hT the Ar
merriam RELIEF committee. TEr commit
zee Gays {: .5 saJlU!leI from Tam,EOsiI7's
ow'! statements hat ne Is no: to be-
tTUstcI and give warming 10 Chu-ch
people not 10 help him They say she
bulk ~ the funds raised by Tam.noAau
wef. used BY him and they have SIa cy!-
derce that The Armenian sufferers 70;
any The committee was compJ7cd OF
Rev. Or =. L. Hehzc!l. J. ". Hou5etOE
and =. I. Thompson.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-18

SONORA. Cal, Dee. 1.-THE oil lIIa-
iEs TOME {: Jamestown. famous n CALI
!orD!a M;e5a;ucs as ''Jlm;owa," WAS 81
most co:ra,G;riy Destroyed by :lre to
day. MI q the buildings were n woa6
G.IG the :!-c. which Started n = bakery.
was unchecked uG;N ali Cut ;wo q :hree
Isolated dwellings were consumed. JirGl-
town was iha supply s:a;ian .S7 IA i'm
pcrtZS: EScCp .; mines. Including the
VEL Known RGwE!dc -i!ae. Ore ;hoQ-
sand people a-e homeless as rtsGst Q:
the lire. The shwI; possess N NJ firs de-
partner; Rli before assistance Cs,ai& Ne
seu; srAlr Sonora, the ;owH had been oS-
l.teratyG.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
4 Senrarion Sprung hy Chsr-rs Against
the Glnerb-IuIeiSIsAtion In Executive
Se,.luu.

CINCINNATI. os5o, Ds,. I;.-wAea
7re=.3eu; Go:T2e7s calls. :As Arss7l-
can Te5cr.:.5n @: I-aHo- 20 o-le. .o7
.;s Co=-ta LAy's session tAe cou ca!i
sSowe5 I full attendance Mr, O'SgI-
livaH r,aSUd 70 amend :As TCT--c-c--
o=gaEIr1:!oz Further - - TO iSsc1;ci
tie incoming executive ccu2;3 10 O.
sazi-e al waSe-e2-rs=s-;Ae uuskiued
laao.c.S "a well a. skilled AHorscS
The -spo-; Q: the ccsaz:i::ee was re-
csiyeG and ap20Te1
Delegate Gerul! presented supple
r1ea; report !-el he Coz:11!;Ie-. on
grievances wAE,s vas adopted c-art-
iaS SvT charter 10 the b!ewt:S q.
-.lEa5y. y. Y.
DELEGATE !. :. O'Sull.van oEerc1 I
resolution SIiHC a.'y cents Per r:on;h
rs the rlini:ISn SsscsS:1eE: toC all
male members @: C-:c=s: rcteTCcd.
Delegate Malone, OF i1e s:r,e: Tai.-
way u-:cN. created 4 sensation at cc5a
y rising as C:iT!IcEed question ana
stating iaa; ven C&laG!-E rVElG:S
y.e.s Bling circulated aaou: the Esn-
s-Al officers a=i moving that a cont
r:it;as o! :ive be apTo.a;sl! 20 tcVcsti-
safe shese charges.
3!r. NaSc7e would 10; -A-Ts the
CEa-Ees ard E0ce would mention them.
&It ;Se -Ir20SS vera generally CoGctL-
- 70 hs 10 c1HCcC;:gl with the lct.a-
tlN7 :1- tie annual elec:!01 ;o-r.o.rug'
a.iIrGuCH-
y rs5;i2n C1- Malone 90 sHsc.:y
charges was carried. yeas 20; nays =.
when : recess was taken III :.59 ,. m.
g. "a 90. - -
THercc-
On re-asssmh!!ng :o- the afternoon
session ihe-e were s2arT Visitors pres
eG: 10 hear he charge q. Delegate Ma
kO2s aca!as: the Ca!cCrS and the L!s-
cussiCn o. .hc same. II The absence Of
President 2atchiorI. =. J Mc3-yjs
was seated tur ;Ee miners The commit
t". SoH resolutions made 4 supplement:
report. : resolution bv Vice Presljer;
Mcguire .Cr Laes Of 10; less than a!iy
cents yer month, twenty-five cents per
week preferable. In all unions aitl!iat-
inc with :he Federation u: ncicr no.
lice O. six E?cHths = rgToksrC o. char
te!. brought CUt considerable discus
sio2. The committee recommended and
urged Is adoption. The opposition
came from ,Ao$e who believed IN the
autonomy O! the unions fo- scl'cov-
erntneu; and that n" federation had
no riSh; 10 dictate to the u1ions.
The motion 10 refer McGuI-c's rcso-
luton back to the author was lost The
amendment TO strike out the compul-
sorry clause !oT rcyoHlnS charters was
lost, yeas @S; nays u. "
Tho amendment 70 eN;cal ;hc time
for SIX months 20 January, lSHS. was
lost. yeas i: nays g..
The resolution for iuCrGG sing the
iIps u.nG -ha,, aInr,al ny o't,,,s. ,,n-
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WASHINGTON. D.-. i..-The 2ovzs
DAY PISSED The third c: tie regular
a7g-op7.atSaa aI:-:La: o. the Sup
~: . she arzy-zrd entered upon ;he
c5=s.ze72-,o7 g he lES!s.a: :!Te. e-e-l-
i've "a :=t!--zl bin, T1s i=::c- carries
.-..S5s -. 9 S.i--ss -215- ;azr tie !2r-
~ tae cG--s1. gr-.. E'air p92S-cSs Ezs
:G.ee :g-s.zy.
!. - expected that tbs BIZ aad tie
;r!,.:=-s' 7-=zs==-y h..l ~! - ;lszssI b.
'oT- rE@ a.7.it2y :rc=ss- CEz amy E!G
a3 passed !:-zi-sss 70 T2-7TtS.3a - re ar
~ laI --vy zos;.:z! I. EE7- Sa-.--,.
ARK. TIE 5gz5- als5 --cse5 ceTcrz. bis
.tt.c2 - - B-s--.c: cs Columbia. a-I
'G.se r''s-s-s.s .s--s5- l. -:!e EsE n- the 1lys
Q. iH- ~ >=7s2 s--,:ls-.. TgTe -z.asz., -e4-
''E.c.51g. IL. "a - D--l-sIz az tke
i"lGBu:aI..I =, III. 2icE!-!e%.
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;se Fvllre-.3-; e SECRETARY Mo,-ii;G,
y v5gN- grTz-f fIT.fTs EtNI Es9aia.
" ale o.. !G-nEsi l! tsA~rgS tvsT'ts'
- !hres.4rG; Ggs- gr:s aGa cW ctsfss
rNrSF. a select 'rU Il S1s delegates.
ssf-V seems So Alye s.ta 1gsh lci's.
;'c1 Ll;ass Hs. =iga; 10 cgEsE!sA;soa
Fqe-2s cvt- tst st.sa;tsa iNAI u7AS 20
/ sS-TE-s today
.Scyrsilry 4 C. Wines acl So.
rv;Asg NGEss; Msr,-sIA were seSA-;t!
~ Ef.a-4s wssl" cGasVtl-E = sSazl
~ tHg -r-sss2a house - tGe SA-ly
Ez1qS-srS Aga.s. l-4 gtVC,Ve-s n-e sNil
30 have bs+a 3TaFrl TIE .TvSchs WAs
te;Ween Fr-Eshfai GoErt-S AD3 StS-
-v.a:p' MSCr1!;a ar! JE:e! tAtG 10 C.,s
last C1u5a,Es- l. Ise AtsA-ct - l':'ts-
tea. Go.2Sz-s- Il IS sl!l !hAi Se,>-e-
:1-y Nt\,-l.;S J-!i;eA ''-St E"S.-1ri-a-
tst M>r=as.A - c'SsilsEt4 = s1s.1lss:
a23 TAs G:ieTEATG : cive, CLLr, Sc:
N sSe AtstGtS - T-tEs3EE. GcC,S@.s
se Arp; -; 3:s!c,ts o. tee S.lVts SGss-
tso1 ,s1: hA1 s--sa pTtvia-s'y srYvaE-
t1c IN tie C-t1= - Re Es1trAuc-.. \;
: suHsc%ct=; meeting q :ae tH H'CO:iVe
ocCzc.l tAis EZl:ieE Ti:A C:&e. G@t-.
e1oeS between :Nt ITtS:!H1t sC3 SHc.
NcC-ai.S uAs compelled - agC!S-;.-a
- FTE,sSLca. GyN.aSt-s.
:: : Charged ;Az: aGe- :SiS ucil,a
- TIE executive cSUEsl Soc:e;s-r NJ.
CT.!ta CC2sS!:ei &cairs; !>-esSieSt
GoulG'c-s All G:ise! 10 rake & case
sEai=si l-e -SeS.3ra: on ;he C,-r-s-
7g=ts2oe - tie latter WitA cv=:A.2
i1sC5!Erat sHt!,sSAl leaders - ;Ne s3h7r-
movement; SaS=c.Ary Ncr-2.ih se,G
TIA; IN rv7lJisS g tie letters o.: s!l.e-
leaders ia. P-Ss!is1; tiySre-S Nc=;
SeYor! t!.r r1st- .: TIE Yyes-!eEt @.
;Ae Federation. wAuc St-fr:lry Nc
E:sa!:A u called al aGAccsis; sy :-SSy
telcEn;cs- =" Il recognized ty all ~ q
c2ssis;eE: trade uG!0sss; &Dl ~ sT.se
aVcTss even - any So: g. atil.as.oz
Wiz 7'o.!isc1l VaTuts-
Tht Verdict.
Il Is claimed ,@at P.essItn: Cf,17e-s
loss H-: ae.lL4;s win any pS-;y, b.:
ia; bis o2-rrspa1isaeA with the I'd.
voca;as o: c9es silver Vas II acSc:t-
-CcJ W.:h resolutions elcTtc4 4: the
las: gE.CE Sas.l-al C,r-ysSi!nGs q :hs
Fels-a:.--. !: WAS o.: q ic!s C,rgeS-
l1-l,t.ee Sl1s SI-s.as :E;s !Grc1z:s atG2:
E>-rs.4t-; Gt--V=Ts being C.Hssly asSs-
c.a.al w.-A %stloaal Chairman Jones
Crl g;srrs At Ch!c1So-
On. !7T@s USatlNa ,Sa executive QUA
81 .r9H-Ee3 IEa. ;Scy E-ew whers
s>.eS.t"=: Nic-SE-s Vras va.iA II ca
c1cn- ;aAt ~ t!a TO; ;7'Sst ChA.-rI:an
-JEeS @. G2y C:Eyr J,y.i:!ct1z ,EETv. bEl
iS1; h ~gA: there u C1a.g: Wiz t..e
F:es'&"-!: 9. AZ i5;S-ca:sc22! u15a1-
Having 55l-2 tAe charges q a,.e 80
vuc- -E.L0lrc by 2rsstGta. C7H'g1s--S
ll--1c tie cetrsH: roAI.tnl canTa:<a.
Ike :sG5Ts7C cse-sE ty Gco-Se Y. Nc.
Mem VAS u21-sc,o=sIy adopted:
Resolved, -hA: TIE delegates 70 re
sixteenth annual ooavC5jsoa o. the
American Federation q Labor q
hereby declare n U1G-aI.:ie7! lAagy.are
:Se!! conSte1ce L. P5eSIIe2: Samuel
Gic:22c-S as = nan WORTHY q: tie causa
Ae has =s7"Gse3 aat 20 vhics. lie has
S4c-t&ce! lis zine, health anI aSI-
Hy"
\ similar resolution O. ooaGGeHc - was
urA1ir:'ovs!y S&cpts5 IL s51o-s!rE she
i've members q the executive cau-c!!
!: Is :as general opinion TIA, all O: the
cla officers viii NOW hc 7S-eiSc:e5 ex-
er5: SECRETARY McC-a!:h
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NAY LYNCH / woMhS.
Terrible Crime Committed by an Angry
Woman In Ohio,

CHILL1COTHE, Ohio Dec. i7.-There
Is great cxcitemcn; ,o-nlSai at Bethel.
three miles south OF Kingston, this
county, o,Hc2sioaed by an atroc.;y
which occurred there this afternoon.
Two married women named Mocn and
Shell got Into ! quarrel over trivial
matter. which resulted IN The Shell
woman throwing a bucket OK strong
I've water into the tace OK Mrs. Moon
and her infant daughter. Both have
their eyes burned GU; aad ihe!r heads
ana faces horribly burned. The baby
died In ShOr: time and the mother
Is In terrible agony. hcr death bcIuE
ElomcutnTily expected. Mrs. Shell made
hcr escape. but Is being pursued by
several hundred mca and boys. assist
cd by dogs, and Il captured. 4 Iynchlng
w!ll follow.
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CRhWFuEDSN7LLE, lul.. Dec. i.
Mrs Nlr;hl MrGEI and her sixteen
y"a"-0Il lJpEn;eT i;s;hy", we're killed
lnsi evening while crossing 4 trrsJlc On
tho Midland railroad Ivy The cnsihouud
:1lN train ThuS were within zen rcrt
Of ihr ban yEr: iIIss Esther slipped
aad taIl between the ties. Mrs, McGW
LOST her He In trying TO save hcr
uANEhlCr.
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IMMIGRATION BILL
r1,,s> the Scua;e by an Over.
whelmins Majority.
II WILL SOON BE 4 STATUTE.

II Nuu 60 LaTs CSnrsURcs lLrsSs Il
R,,sA-, tht PrC.IAeat, en- Acooant of
Ir,ulntnts - BAr, oUt mztsrsat
Who Cannot Etal Aad Writ, SoaS Ian.
e.ISr TlklR, AnlsnAmtnt Defeated.
"A UnIapOrtANt Day in the HsA'e.
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TET U2G;yIA's yoTE
How the Seer.;ATycrSt FI-nres Official
Erfutat

CHARLESTON. y. Ta-. Dsc. I7.-Ths
Secretary Q: e:eie to-d-y a=isAed tH-
tssu,.-cz c: The G.e.1! returns q 9:ss-
death! electors az! mad" The Ee.E5w.nS
E-s! osr.-.2. a'-.s,:I -Cp-Ga1..
3I-&is-ry. 1858. 2-yz2, Sf.4S1: Pa
-Es-. s7i: LereE1-. l-4lS. N-cEl7.-y's
alEt-:!.y s.@:.; l.cS!..ly'E v.Erz..:y, ~
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DIVORCE SUIT
With Some Unusual Features
Rrough; u, Grafton.
LEADING BALTIMORE PARTIES

In,olJed-NT,- Jereph II. IIRnnLn Ltls
ORA Separation Tro IA iItr Hu,sAnd and
III. CR'tSdy OF Thtir ChIidreu u - riors
Allegation, In Ia. Rtit-ks5 Sac, JItT
TrsihtE.In Law, and w.nu $40, 900 far
Injury to Her ChAtAe<sr.
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NIACEO'S DEATH
Now Matter IiI;lc poue;ei BY
the Cuban ,luu,a.
THE REPORTS or ENISSARlES

sen, TO InvotISatr Ceuurrn the sPAni.h
stery teA: lie Wa, Killed, bat tNerv Is
lIttit Doubt IAAi II, wa, th, NtStini Of
Trrsthrry-IIn PhyIisiAn Believed to
II.,, f'isrSl the <SAet->SAntarh' rneGiy,
AID Havana rrtP.rtAs Tor as1tse
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- ALTiMORE ~
- AND OHM
RAILROAD.
@t<1 - ~ a
Schedule in effect July lstb. 1886

Schedule in effect July letb 1886
Leave Washington from station corner of
New Jersey avenue and C ct.
l. For Chicago and Nor ,hwesr, Eestitulea
Limited trains 10. .Gu q IL and 90 D. m.
For Cincinnati, St LOUIS and Indianapolis
vestibuled Limited 3.i5 p NJ, express
1915 night.
For Pittspurg and Cleveland, express daily
10 90 a IN. and 8 .4C p m.
For Berkeley I6eh; sprngsi 353 P N, daily.
and % d u. Saturday only
For Deer Park, MoUnlain Lake Park and
Oakland, 1900. 3.4o p m, 12 8 e. m. an
daily No west baund trains stop at Mount
ain Lake Park sunday
r For Lexington and staunton, 12 noon
For winchester and way stations, 10 80
p IN.
noke. 1000 p. In. daily; sleeping cars
through
xT 90. X .O5. Il 10, x7.S0. xs.o6. 8. so:
Ks. so. x1U 90, X12.GO a. m, NJ 200. Il .IG.
Mass. x3.Oo. 325. x4;2s. 4.s2. x5 90:
SIS, x92O. Ills, XII 90 D. m, and
XI2O1 night. Sundays. X .O5. xT1O.
:. 80. x9 90. x1o;00 a, m, Al2.o5, x12. SO.
$50. ZOO. xs-20. Ills. xll.5O D m.
For Annapolis, 7.lo aud $50 a. NJ.
laiO and 4.2s y. IN. sundays. $50 q
For Frederick. 20 90. tl2 90 Noon. '.1.I5.
For Magefstown. -l2.oo noon and
For BOYD and way points. week days
900 a. m., 4:3O, $50, 1.D5 D. H. Sun
DAYS, 900 a. M. 10, .o5 p IN.
For Gaithersburg and Way points, week
days, 90, 900 q. M. 1850. 800 4 80;
4.33 80, 5.35, : %, IL BOP. m Sundays,
800 a. m, lis, 5.35, U5. ~. I6 D. m.
For Washington Junction and way points
stopping at principal sta;ions only. t43O.
| For Cape May, 10 a. m io noon.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
t. AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
For Philadelphia, New YorS. Boston.
1000 a. M, Dining Carr, 1900. 1885.
400. sos, Dining Carr. 500 p IN. t12:Ol
| niSht. Sleeping Car open at 90 O'Clock,
| Sundays, (7:05, Dining Carr, 1900 a. m
/ Dining Carl, (12:35, Dining Carr 500
| ih.O5- Dining Carl, 500, tl2:01, night
I SIecpiug Car, open for passengers 1000
puffet Parlor Cars on all day trains.
For AtIaGtic City, 1000 n IN, 1900 noon
| and 1895 p. m. week days 1896 p. N
Sundays.
! xEXpress trains.
Rapgace called for and checked from
| hoteis and residences by Union Transfer Co
on order left at ticket offices, Gle Penn
| syly;,nia avenue NV. New York avenue aDG
hth street, and at depot
WM. B. GREENE. CHAs. o sCULL.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
tschedule In effect June 14.Isss. }

tschedule In effect June IA. 1896. }, -,
All trans arrive and leave Pennsylvania
station
3 u w. -Dalty. local for Danville connects
at Aanassas Ter StraSburg, daily, except
Sunday, and at Lynchburg with tle- Nor.
folk and Western, DAILY. anu with the Ches.
apeake and Ohio, Laiiy. for the Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge.
l1:l5 a. .m.-Daliy, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet SIeen.
ers, New York and Washington to JACKSON
vile, uniting at Salisbury with Pullman
sleeper for A sheville and Hot Springs, N.
C., Knoxville andsehattanooga. Tenn, and
at Luariotre with Pullman Sleeper tor
Augusta; Pullman Buffet Sleeper, W ashing-
ton To Galveston, Tex, via Montgomery.
New Orleans and Houston, and Pullman
sleepetFii SeM anS Atiahta Ih 70 birmingham VIA
4:oi D. m.-Local for Front Royal, River
ton and Strasburg, daily, except Sunday.
45I m-Daiiy, Local ior 1l Gha ri@15tesvilIe Icy
sofTITiiaaWEEsTERN, fIiia yEsTiBULED. LIN. LIN
TIED, composed Of Pullman vestibuled
sieepers, dining cards and day coaches
and Hot Springs, N. c.: New York to
Tampa, via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah
and jacksonville. and New York to Mem
orleans, via Atlanta and Montgomery. Yes.
tihuied day coach washington to Atlanta.
Southern Railway dining car, Greensboro 70
a'SasslNs STRAlNs on WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington sol a. n
uJn.. ..ud s;i5 =, da,iy, except
for Round Hill, 49, p. M; daily excep !
Sunday for LeesburE, and 6:26 % m
daily for Herpdor Returning, arrive al
from Round Hill, and 7:06 a. m. daily ex.
cent Sunday. from Herndon. and s:34 a
N. daily. except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive a,
$40 o.. m, daily, Manassas division:
1000 g. m, daily, excep; Sunday, ana
$40 a. M, daily. from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car resefNatl.i aLu in.
Formation furnished at Of ficcs 81 1 and 800
Penns ylvama avenue and AZ Pennsylvania
Railroad Passenger Station
w, n, GREEN. Gen. Supt,
j. N. CULP. Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
LIS. BROWN. Gen. Agent Pass Dent.
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AUCTION SALES.
Q. g. SLOAN & CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
un 14O7 q NV
ThJSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED REAL

oc lAlfhOfED RIAL
ESTATE, NO. 1857 OHIO AVE. NV
a by virtue or a deed OF trust, dated March
~ isgi, and duly recorded in Liber No
iSoi folio liz ct seq, OF the land records
OIL tne District of CoiuBb bia. and at the re.
quest OF The party secured thereby We the
unuerslgneu trustees, Will sell at public
dusIlon. ~ front OF the premises, on MON
"a sad ,tne TWELFTH DAY OF OCTOBER
isy6, at FIVE O'CLOCK r.. NJ. the fol-
loving land and premises situate in the
Guy OF washington. District or Columbia
Hnu des1gnated as lot ID. in subdivision of
iot IN square 25I. as the same appears
OF record in the Office OF The surveyor OF
SAL SAID District of Columbia. together with all
the improvements. consisting OF q three
NV.
Terms of sale: One-fourth OF purchase
money in cash. and the balance 10 suit
purchaser. monthly. II desired, with interest
AT per cent per annuin PAYABLE semi
annually. from day of sale. DEPOSIT OF
500 will be required or the purchaser
at the time of sale. Ill conveyancing. re-
cordiIg, etc., ut purchasers cost. Terms
OF sale To be complied with in ten 1Ol
days, or the property to be resold at risk and
cost OF defanlting purchaser.
SAML. F. HYMAN,
FILLMORE HARRISON.
oc1 1-dtds Trustees.
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SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATS GOING
HOME-All Sound Money Democrats de-
string TO go home Tor registration aud to
vote, can take advantage OF tine spesiai rate
offered by railroads (One fare for round
tripl by Applying for voters certificates to
C. V. GATES, Sc cor 7tli and SITS. NV,
from = a. In.sto p. IN. Room 40, Ebbitt
House. from 10 9p. m. It
L Will hot he Responsible for any uebtscun-
tracted by my wife, Elizabeth Kohler.
FREDERICK KOHLER, 404 Wilson st. NV.
October 9, 1896. oc10-3t
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AMERICAN LINE.
rop s.1r-couSrnY PROPERTY.

NnD SAIE-Very cheap and on easy
Gyarnss 1-room dwelling: 5-room tenant
nouse: large arrangements for erooding
and raising poultry; fine well Of water
citv. near Electric X. r.; also 8 acres, g
room, house and barn; acres, 9-room
house and barn; also Sd acres, room
house and barn. Cail Tor map and par
ticuiars, JAMES Z. CLEMENTS, 1921 +
ST. NV. ccl 1-sa
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l, Arthur T. Briee. cashier of the above
named bank, do sulemnly swear that the
above statement is true tn the best of my
knowledge nd belief
ARTHUR T. BRICE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of October, 1896
DAVID RITTENH0USE,
Notary Public
Correet-Attest
CHAS. c. GLOVER.
THOMAS HYDE. '''' =
WM. j. FLATuER,
Directors.
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FOR RENT-To respectable colored
rocmers; 1 front room, furnished or un-
furnished. 1419 Hopkins ST., bet. 2oth and
21st, 0 and =. ocS-3t-em
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WASHINGTON, MOUNT VERNON AND
w ALEXANDRA RAILWAY co.
From Station. Thirteen -and-a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue
10 20. eX, IL, IL a. m. /, 2, 8, 4.1o;
RIB. as. 615, q, 8, 9, 10, l., 2 p m
Sunday, ,firsttrain, a IN: ;iasttrain 1Op n
For Mt Vernon II. a, m, l, z, 3.
4l5 D. IN daily, except Sundays.
G.E ABBOT, GEO H. PHILLIPS,
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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FOR RENT-Fur.. in perfectly new
bay window brick, small south room,
all south: no housekeeping; ref. exchanged.
OWNER, 221 E st NV. oc9-3t
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FOR RNNT Room for two horses; also
room FOR carnage or delivery wagon:
- month 1870 9Th ct. NV. sele-tf