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ARE YDU IN NEED OF cooks, walters.
Nardulon. chantegnaids, housekeep.is,
wctn,lsr, nurse inni,ors. farm hands.
eierkA -tc.g Call or write Burcnu OF In
formation ~ lrnvis streetf y
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Board and Room Wanted.

4 LADY WANTS HOARD and small
room Iust recovering from broken limb
and VIII he confined To bed for short
tine: state terms. Address 7SI care
Posi- 1l
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FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pastorign's Stationery store, SOY
Main street l,road stairs, easy ascent
iirst iioor. Very cheap II
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AtttSr l4.NNn nm a3oNEN. part, lu4N.
ius clty VIII SON siufdlld- hicN,,e
gs
,t
S.yQar- nll. Balance . nnd pp Aidtesa
labn SuIttou. 'ucfp. Texas
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NiG,s 4, lnr.'. ,,,y,.r ,.,,.in,' .,i'Ii ~ bof-,
notr., h,i,,,. H. ,al,inc Ia IN nrsf.cEtss
CONDITION.. Address Ia0rnuea lee .tna
Ieri Co. ur John sehunmacher. La
,.,,,,,.
FOK SALE -On Monday. refrigerator. ex-
tension table small table. chnlrs and
othr, h,nsphald ..nods i2l, omar ave.
=,
y. ~ 9Nil' F'"i', "t'v ''niNlp9 ~ ~
Pc nAteh' vNrn' Trtu'"s' h' ~, a s!.''s >',
tahSi- NnN,'S nop Il; ''VNia9' ~,
tusldnl l.AkelY' I.alr-llie, I.N&a.
CALIFORNIA CHERRIES l5c Nj
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hester. N. y. April N-A Grant
rial dinner was given here tpni.he
the auspices Of the founs ssn
ailcnn club. "a
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noVu. NnplN No. Ailcn plNNts near
Rusk and kraaos. -
FRONT OFFICE
FOR RENT
over Pastoriga's Stationery Store, soi
Mah street lsroad stairs, easy ascent
iirst iiocr. Very cheap I'll
For RENT tnlnishod rooms suituNle
for light hcusckcepinr, also furnished
room 70S Louisiana sircrt. three block =
Of capitol hotel. .Sl
FOR KENTlrrwo unfurnlshoi rooms Tor
hKht housekeeping reasonahle, ladies
riefemed lliS Capitol avenue. cornor
iai'Nnch, after =. m .; references
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS ior neht
housrkrcping, also two single r.hms.
all ncw aud nlcrlS furnished. viii rcM
cheap Mrs. iiukol+ 1898 Ceugtcse Isl
TWIN KIN iNiNN rooms NIN bioNk ifail
,AWiol for ndioe or ucntlemon suitable
tNr 1inNUS or lENt hDuat hreplug NppiN
10 Nine X leseph 10 Man =
rOR RENT Two ROOMS aud hig'cn
slu,thir tci hight J. iJs"koorWs mqini
AT VA san iaeirtu street. ~
NICOLA furnished rrou room n utlNt,te
flmilN. with fath NiNNtgn foi Que nr
two Aeutlcmcu ,iuitt ntirhbNrNOod
tsrrw Very reason ma ssftrcf|N ta oN.
eeansei me smith street
Nrn, reN oouas- malero 'mr,ot menis
Ni4iriu srA sinido Nlnn rus l.aNsiai,,.
NNN liENr-C ottass r ll,h v1trA rC.r
ctfs loGr rooms and Nll l4cc SHADY
NArt $40 per month - g. f'.itaiut itu.
Sonthprn Pacific tf'.snt NtHce. y,
Two iatisr south rooms, two ,oNplls
Wantri. TO childrcn. or sonr ecutirm,n,
NO yhildrcu IN family. Corner CflWtuia
and Mckinney. aN
EpE RENT For summer ateoaat family
botus 1WNy. comp, let's tu,uishcd hoase.
in best locality, reasonable To prop,r
parry. write iulN Charities ptRiois.
lranhNu rrmtins House.
ron RENT New iuut-loom cottage. Nlth
Stable and COW Sheua suiiNni' lur dairy.
uett riith ware limits. 81 Garrett
iiald9hstlc Nl',s 1thetrsH Avenue. ~
rURNisNt,n rooms. rspcrialiS suitable
10Y grnurmen, modern cunN enienevs, us"
ol kifoh,n Tor i!rht hNu~ akcepiug n de
street references. uip Capitol avenue .
'On tl'Nr IN rhia Wad t~o-siury
nNr ropm house AL spatcWicn,cs ciiN
aud cistrrn water Nrausas rass clcciriv
cas- Al corner ApplA lsl6 Lunar nSo. x
FHb fEN't For the summer, furnished
cottage. lawn. flowers. Yvs ana water
Mt!Am Nlii GRAN S.p monfn. people
without 'hiidren htupp y ruily.
FOR RifNr-rwc rooms furnished oa IN
furnished. street ears pass every flrion
MIN tiirA la ltNflil. bet ana
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,oK EXCHANGE Large amount Of Den
ver. DALLAS and Waco city property, Tor
South Texas land f.. y. Box 3d. iious,
ton.
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rUl Hoari 81 llanial ieaminels FOR tho
Eleventh judicial diaui,i VIII meet a.
u. ofnoe at IN. GAmhaii. Nay e. 10 .,
ninfu+ applicants u " Gapeau see
retliy 80
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WANTED-~W ork of any kind. by the day,
week or month, by steady reliable 81
year-old man, references given. Ad-
dress 1867. care Post. IS
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sb,rg. Pa. April H.-Ths tsnth an
banquet OF the American Republican
IN eommemoration Of the birth O.
al Gran, was held at the Aonoga-
nntyh. covers weYe laid Tor ~ pcss
and every seat was occpnieu' N
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AIDES We can save you money ON
fuuiture. before purchasing elsewhere.
eei our pr, es. that's an we ash pililnr
ham Furniture company. Main and
Capitol 81
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4 EiRST- CLASS COOK WANTED. Ap..
lIN llll NNnitn -
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" NTiNIi Ten white inrm hands acviis-
toned To farm work. also twenty ne
sroea Walnut Grove Plantation, Sar.
tartlp W - Fields. ~
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Ii5e 71Ji{NTTp DINNER SETS al reduced
prices bargains IN crock.ry lamps ana
ninssware Al houston china VAN, SeS
Main street. laH II, Iiuulilr. Ast
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WANTED Two German girls with cN-
poricncc, ono to cook and the other Ia
n'iss no same family REFERENCES re-
umrvd. Address iioN 10. i.ulias, TeNaa
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w ANTEp--At once. situation as hcusc-
Keeper IN hotel or private family. by
Northern lady of refinement. Address
Mrs. l.. King, General Delivery, Huus-
ton, Texas. ~
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WANpNn some first ciass carpenters,
onf, these familiar WITH Interior finish
mood apply. Apply 20 Sabine iiotei. Port
Arthur. leNis u
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Ai.FsAlrN WANTED tcr good aidc
limo. give references STANDARD Cigar
ra,tnfS. tyncnhnrg. Va
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rryAs AND TEXANS.

lconlIhu'u 7 'V-'-'.---------------------'
80 con. W. W Kennard OF iious-
l.. nancy pSksc@ % ~ Ts OF eA is vls.
a. her I'D nome M sas mpK vos s' with
Houston ~ m,,rrson and In the summer
|ari iNi, hnme IN Anderson.
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lrrrlc- SIX silver plated ten spoons given
with every live dollar cash sale al lious-
ton China Hal. sos Mnin street. Jas. ~
oumhl", AIT.
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WANTFp-hy middc-aged white woman,
position as cook or do houscwork Ia
small family. where work H. reasonably
light. small wages. Address 1852. care
Post ~
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w ANrEp- ny married man. experienced
in mere tntilc and lumber business. good
salesman, With recommendation as to
character and qualifications. position
Diamond care Post. ~
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s6j 10 ,iio \ MnN'rh mud expenses PAID
sf.tr',pi.n Gar aii. uf- rNptrlcnfN uhh" 90
Hafr.. -ia,Nd.lri Iupi litii" 'ltfl 'Nhr
tnn,hiit, n.rp. fu snah oniicWrr. ijil'pp
a i, iiu, 30 is.uft. Mo. % .
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I PITT this al IN because want work
am chpahlc nni iudHstrious e. ycara ct
arr references aud bond II required. A
dress ,Sll, Ctrr Post y
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Vessels In pori
Il I Moller & Co.'s Pauline. ship
pnnu, sa@yor 50 Conoho
kccls n MeNhla-ss Avoua. str
VIII farr & c. IS Tcntonia
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WANTED situation by young rolorcA
man such as hvusc or Ward WORK. van
de- anything comics ,c haud. good recon
mendations Address .9iH cNrc rost IS
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AND pAIRYMEN Wet malt
for sale daily splendid feet Tor miien
cows. cattle ANA hogs. American Brew
ing Assn. Houston, Texas II
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iost widely known politicians %
IN p,mnsyivania, OBLIGATED ~ oast
York. April T.-ot tho forty odo
= and celebrations held In the citiss'
rhout The country 'onight 10 COM
rate the anniversary Of the late
* Grants birth, thct 81 me 1I ssass
lot assoeln, ton ut ihe Waldorf noeea
no of the most notable ana tmpoLssr
iencrai q. NJ. Dodge presided ~
.cecies of me evening wesc N Scr
Hastings Of Pennsylvania ana 80
III j.. Wilson.
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WANTED coal miners NJ our minoS At
Garrison. 1cNas Apply at houston or
Garrison Ihe Union Coal GO. tf
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WANTEp-By young Swedc, work attend
Ing TO horses, can milk cows, am good
handy man WITH carpenter tools Adj
dress ,SB care Post y
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WANTED Agents can make so weekly
in any locality. fainrc utterly iiupcs-
slhlc. win prove II or Forfeit ono hundred
dollars. Address 4. -. BOX ISpS. BOSTON.
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.sAIlgSMHN 10 show our cigars to
dealers stia monthly salary and eA-
prnses, inoAprrlynced men less. FOLK
1titehl, 90, st Louis. b-lt
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EVERY EoY AND Girl. SHOULD learn
shorthand una ,ypowwuus, and thereby
hecomc solt-suprortinr, our improved
methods of teaching make shorthNnd
Very plain ma simple Houston short
hand and rypcwritlng school Mason
Mack II
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FOR RENT rhrDc rooms unU block itNn
,'apuol Tor Mdiea or ufntnmon, suitable
tNr 1inyus or isNl housekeeping. Apply
Ia Mine. r. Joseph ipe Maui eS
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!. SAM Matx I. y-llns n snn

'fesscr Y NJ fh>, formerly superir-
N, Of pahllc schools wAs Ia The city
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Situation Wanted.

SITUATION wanted by n coiorcd hoy to
attend horse and buggy and general
\aro work ABBY Caroline and Iceland,
40. 1905. ~
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q n yurcialtV OF DELIVERING circulars LET
= ,rrs, not"a, packages, Invitations. ar
Q ftclrs cf N&lue. samples OF msrchandisc. =
&c. csrots ladies' aud children to md
= from school lhSaters tiA'na sta, nndS
nNNe oo,oS,,'s ssc ofss SsN NJ MS t m
. lHl"phpnc ~ S'V s.nNo ~" e's Mhih =
s''''
ssssssssssssssss sesssssssssss
-----------------.
Help Wanted.
---'--------.-----------
W ANIlp Agents f gsn MAKE s,, ~ We e,,
IA any iovrhN' ieln.Io a.'"iS na,i"
SKIN, wv, r't,S y !, ~ r,S SseS Hostnn
Maes
,,,.,>,rt,n NV, ,,,.,,,,,n ,i,is with cx
~ - "" o,',''' MA ITO ,thcr to
'r''Ni''N, "" ~ ,,,p,'' ,.atn,,,,,,,a nv.
'd i,n''.,s iln~ Ia iuiiae .rexaA.
~
.--------.---------------------
MANI fn s'nsis whitp wo,"hn ,,, :" v Gov"
,., a., s'pn nv,. nnI i.ouisiana ST. y
~, 49, nv. ~.
YIN ynIT ~ MEND Of cooks, waters.
yArdrtrn. rhamt,eynalds. houHekeep.,s,
eiert,s, -,c.g Cnil or write bureau OF In,
= i.iI3,ssi-,,I-Iss COOK WANTED. Ap-
NV IA cnnitel q
W ANTNi itn ",ntr ''',in '' tws,t" Nc
sroes walnut nroVc f'ah'"''o"' sac
tariff W. - fl'lds, -----..--.--..-..
WIN every i've dollar cash sale al lious-
IAN CHINA llAN sOS Main street. Jas. T..
bundle. Ar.
-.--,,-,f, ,.,-I,t, III X Nlfjl qJ,rS at r,dur,t
prices l'arBnlnS in croekrry, "inr1, a Jnt
glassware ~ houston 'ntna ran "VS
MIN street lat J.. I,l-..l-.,, ny :.
only ~, 80 '&,n,,,"i WIN leeN,n n,'y n,,1 po,t
n'nd apply. Npp'S 10 "np'no ''"'''' ~
~ -i-'' - ------,-,.
sAl.taAll AZ ~ s,ans sg9' Cigar
3ag, SNG ,nl,i,urr Va
w.. ~, ----------
sGj no ,N1 \ MnNlh mud -Hren'e9 phiu
sf't'rpsH fof Hnf tNt"t'en., NM
hi N" .i.t'" t|N 'i.,,,, ,taI,n,
Hon ',l" wv -
y lslg. - - ~ = e,- .--..-----------.--,-
W ,,lop 2,. '"' Hpply at III mons,on or
,.hil iH1.' ,u - IN Fan "a n
Gails INV = mon onl y
Statesmen 70 show our cigars 10
dralrrs Nioa 'no,,nf san'' .ss M" FOLK
iaies66a TO- II Louis s,i7
Trade or EAchnhee-
-------.--- ,,,,
GILT EDGE vendor lien notes, from *lW
per acre, 10 trade for merch ,,
,n cxchnrge for land; everything ex-
changed H. H. Chambers Il Co. Fort
Worth. Texas. ~
,,s -, u nd calf or
flo LADY y wheeI LOT CIV III. ~"
horse, so ladys saddle Tor dump carr
'S''' foS'' ---------..------------
fun , GO a,o Iersev male. Apply Mrs.
,ii III W. dana street Houston. ~
49,,
ssh ps Tss.s spa n %"i e. S g. E p,'sss' ls.
ton. ----
,oo ENTRANCE Close In. Houston
in,fa main r no,p,h AIDE AVER. Address
!, a pox 20 Moua,on. Texas
"H SS' sS %@f ~ Z" s%'@@S E T ''" \,
i.ouls,aua street. under Hotel iioyle. y
,ss Of gss abdat cS address iss 1 Box
sublime Texas. -
.n ron sAIE OR EXCHANGE
"a ,'n,,, y61 acres well improved rancho
hall ~ i9'e cash n' or viii assep, Sns.hais "
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DRS. BETS & BELTS.

IS 81. Charles street. New Orleans La.
Phrsiclnns and SNrreons
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POSITION wanted to take charge of a
farm. do ANYTHING IN connection with
farm competent TO run largo farm; take
care of stock. also carpenter: refer.
cnce- Address II. H.. care Post -
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.


h,,,, Arrived
A'use tender AroGtus, from cruise
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50 llE NChlf Nll Ns, d nnc gs,-avrc
lhcm, uutiN apeu hali uulu ttom now
$1,000 cout hoUFe newer nNrihoMH. utlo
prfect wv Fteu liiaHufa Texas. -
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FOR RENT Two or thrce ucoy furnish
ed, upstairs rooms, rverythius fnrnlsh-
ed FOR lieht housekeeping. tcrms roason-
able 1901 Texas avenue. -
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ron EXCHANGE Close In. Houston
Third ward property, for Brazos land
and farm on north side ,iver. Address
y a. Hox 50 Npuator, Texas.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30

No one knows witt it is to be a
guard in the Jail or Warden of the
Jail but those who Nave personal
observation.
If those people whosare making
war Il Warden LeonaA would vol
unteer to take the place # the guard
for one night, we are of he opinion
that they would call tie Warden
blessed.
The Jail is the best csnddcted
institution in this county. The
citizens should visit the Jail once
and see how well things are con.
Quoted there.
Warden Leonard is there from
early in the morning till lae in
the afternoon. No man is NOR at.
tentive to his business than Var.
den Leonard and these charges are
no doubt, the instigation of Dme
applicant for the place.
The judges will no doubt see
their animous.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE.

1t is due to the pastors of our
churches and all good Afro-Ameri-
can citizens to organize a Law and
Order League and reform, if pos
s'ble, this class of our fellow citi-
zens who are inclined to commit
crime.
1t is necessary for our own safety
and protection that we make some
kind of an effort to teach this dis
orderly gang that their own saliva
ton, in this community, depends
upon their good behavior. There is
too much idleness among certain
classes of our people.
The time has come to the extent,
that those of us, who are more for
tunate in possessing this worlds
goods should see to it that a speedy
reform is inaugurated to advance
the race.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
MESSRS. SAKS AND PARKER

MESSRS. SAKS AND PARKER.
Mr.. Saks the manager of SAX,
and Company is one of the best
known men in the community and
a man the colored people ought to
patronize. We say this because he
is one one of their best friends and
keeps employed more colored help
than any clothing house in this
city.
Next to Mr.. Saks is Parker,
Bridget, & Co, with whom Mr.. P.
A. Dixon is employed. No man is
more friendly to our people than
these two well known business men.
There are good colored people in
this city and it is to their interest
to patronize those business houses
that know how to treat them.
Then there is Kings Palace,
Kanns and Sons. These well known
houses appreciate the trade OF col,
ored people. Read the advertise
ments in The BEE of those who are
friends to the colored people.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
PLATT MUST BE CONSULTED

Mr.. Warner Miller may b a
great man in the city of New York
but Mr.. Thomas Platt is a grester
man. His enemies may attempi to
do him but it is an aphorism 700
true, he laughs best who laug chs
last.
1t may be said that we can elect
tom cat, but that tom cat must
be able to carry New York and
without it the cat is in the soup.
Suppose there is a split in the
silver States, as Senator Teller
says, there will be, if Silver is not
placed in the Republican platform,
what will become of our tomcat &?
No matter who is nominated for
President there must be harmony
in the party.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30

and protection Of any strong repub-
lie. They are grateful. people, as
is m infested in letter to. Mr.. Mo-
rene published in another column
of this paper. The Italian govern
ment would have a noble, true,
honest, and great representative in
Celso Ceasar Moreno He knows
no man by his color. He recognizes
ability and manhood in all classes
of people. Human liberty is greater
than sentimental utterances. HUI
man liberty is the principle upon
which great republics are founded.
Sentimental talk does not give pro-
lection to our oppressed people any
more than law that cannot stand
legal test, is no law at all. Celso
Ceasor Moreno is for human liberty.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
COL0RED CLUBS.

The police authorities in every
State and city will permit certain
clubs to exist and others will be
ralded.
In this, We are credltably in
formed that gambling is carried on
in some of the best and most
wealthy clubs and if an officer at
tempts to enter the door he is told
that his buttons will be taken off.
No Lieutenant will dare to swear to
a raiding warrant for any of these
wealthy clubs that now exist in this
city.
But every colored club that car
ries on gambling and crap shooting
on small scale, a raiding warrant
is issued and the members arrested
and held as witnesses and the pro-
prietor sent to Jail.
1t has been but few days since
the District Court of Appeals de-
cided that clubs should pay liquor
license, and Notwithstanding the
fact, that at least, dozen or more of
the white clubs were permitted to
run pending the decision of the
Court of Appeals. The Morton
Club was raided two months ago,
and the manager arrested, and
charged with having sold liquor
without license for which he got
O" 1%ys in the work-house and for
Ing up gambling table he was
sent to the Grand Jury. But
through the ingenuity of his coun-
clls, Messrs. Kicks and Langston,
he was sentenced % Jail by the Up
per Court for 80 days after the ex-
piration of his work-house sentence.
This is the way the colored man
is treated in this city by certain
members of the Police force and
men in authority. The wrongs of
white clubs are winked at while the
Afro-Americans are hound to death
or pursued as if they were the great
est criminals in the world.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
r1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect April I9, 1896.
Leave Washington from station, corner OF New
Jersey avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestbuled Lin
tied trains 1870 a. m. and Sos p. m
For Cincinnati, St. Louis and indianapolis,
Vestibuled Limited 545 p. m.' express l2l5
night 1t
For Lexington and Staunton, II.3o a. m
For Winchester and way stations, r; 80 p; m.
vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, and New Orleans
10. so p. m. daily sleeping cars through.
For Luray, 3.45 p m. datfy.
For Baltimore, week days, 500, go, x7.oo'
x7.Io x73o, xS.oo $50, x9 3o x1ooo, xl2.oo a. M
xs3o s.3s, x6.2o, 6.3o x8.oo, SIS, x9.2o, Ills.
XII 80 D. m, and xI2.oI night; Sundays, KOS,
x7.Io, $50, x9.oo, xIooo a. m, xI2.o5r NIz'35'
100 x3.oo, 325, 431 x5o5 $40, $50, xS.oo, $40,
Ills xII.5o p. M, xI2.oI night.
For Annapolis 7. 10 and $3.50 a m, Il. 10 and 42S
For Frederick, 900, tII,3o a. m, SII5 1880,
For Hagerstown, t1I.so a. m. and t5.3o p. m.
For Boyd and way points, week days, 900, a.
m, 4.3o, $780, 7o5 p m Sundays 900 a. m.' LIS
For Gaithersburg and way points, week days,
100, ooC a. M, So 800, 45o, 433 $780, 535, 7o5'
1880 p. m. Sundays, 900 a. m, LIS, S-55 7.o5'
For Washington Junction and way points,
1900 a. m, SI.I5 p. m. Express trains stopping
at principal stations ohly' 1885, I5So =. IA.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and the
East week days 100, 500, (Io.oo a. m. Dining
Car)) r. 90, 800, G5o5 Dining Carr 500 p m oI
night Sleeping Car open at 10 o clock Sundays,
(7.os Dining Carr (o.oo a m. Dining Carr (I2.35
Dining Carr 800, sos Dining Carr 500. Uz.oI
night. Sleeping Car open for passengers 1000
p. m,
Buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, 1900 noon,
Sundays, 1885 p. m.
Except Sunday *Daily. SUNDAY only. xEx
press trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels.
and residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket offices, 6Io Pennsylvania avenue,
northwest New York avenue and Fifteenth
street. and at depot
VIM. B. GREENE, CHAS 0. SCULL.
Genl Manager. Genl. Pass. Agt'
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
CONTESTED DISTRICTS.

Hon. Joseph Manley, Secretary
of the National Republican Com
mittee, has forwarded to Chairman
Carter 158 contests and more
counties to be heard from.
In Virginia, Secretary Manley
omitted one district, the Sth, in
which there is contest against the
lily white republicans.
Editor Robinson of the Virginia
Leader, has good grounds for a
contest.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-30
MANLEY'S LIST OF CONTEST.

J LETTER TO CHAIRMAN CARTER SHOWS
MANY DISPUTED DELEGATE ELEC-
! TIONS.
Augusta, Me, May 26.-Hon. !. H.
| Manley has sent to Chairman Carter
of The National Republican Committee
the following letter:
Contests have been filed with me
in the following States and Districts
There are sixty-seven contests involv-
ing the rights of I5S delegates :"
Alabama-Four delegates at large
| First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Districts,
making twenty delegates in all.
California-Third and Fourth Dis
tricts, four delegates.
Delaware-Six delegates at large,
six delegates.
Florida-Four delegates at large /;
First and Second Districts, eight dele
gates.
Georgia-Four delegates at large !;
First, Ninth and Eleventh Districts,
ten delegates.
Kentucky-Fifth District, two dele
gates.
Louisiana-Four delegates at large !;
First, Second, Third and Fourth Dis
tricts, twelve delegates.
Mississippi-Four delegates at large;
First, Second, Third, Fonrth, Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh Districts, eighteen
delegates.
New York-Sixth, Eighth, ,;;Ninth,
Twelfth, Thirteenth and Fifteenth
Districts, twelve delegates.
North Carolina-Eighth District, two
delegates.
Pennsylvania-Third District, two
delegates.
South Carolina-Four delegates at
large; First, Second, Third, Fourth,
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Districts,
eighteen delegates.
Tennessee-Sixth and Ninth Districts,
four delegates.
Texas-Four delegates at large, and
everyone of the Thirteen Districts,
thirty delegates.
Virginia-Second and Third Dis
trictS, four delegates.
Arizona-Six delegates at large, six
delegates.
There may be other contests yet filed.