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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-15
THE WESTERN CLASSlFIcArtoN ~
ADOPTElj "

Austin. Texas, July 1.-THE railrou,,
commission has issued the following:
Austen. Texas. July BIN approyni n,
Joinl Application. submitted under mann,
III OF the Missouri. Kansas and TEXAS
haiiway company OF Texas, authority l.
.oto"S granted Tor the adoption oi Nca-
Urn Gas, tic1t ON No. 81 for frey =
y, transported by railroads between POINTS il,
i'Nas provided that said authority s.naii
.ot ne construed rs Counccl,ing tho exc,n
'iuilS 10 western classification hpf.ctoioic
linn.e.. or the commodity rates ntrl
,allHs ISSUED or approved tx tn. rnilronn
, INNS OF Texas or the rulings nr
a sa. by circulars Nos us 81 ~ Al
80 anu S'N is ted by this commission Ala"
H. In, 'uht i: June ID. June 81 july ana
"iu,S = $40 respectively, and further rro.
W. wa. any ratings contained I'm sn,a
w ea,cin Classification No ~ wh IN n,,, H.,
,,unnic' with the laws of Texas snail M,
IN, ,.trEa'ueh as approved for aapl,cntion
oN ms authority i''''"'""
MS ORDER shall take effect Ju,,, -
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GALVESTON 2. pAR1s 0.

Galveston. Texas. July H.-Thc game
between the nand Crabs and the Texas
Audlands today. was a decidedly ls.lcss
ahair. No one H. the field seemed to care
how IL went. Tfe crowd was not n a
j{ollying Mood, eve2 with shut-ont. Score
Galveston .........too6ooo1o-2 j., .
Two hass h.t-2cis.
Stolen has,.s-8ro,t (9. Weckbecker.
SucarinRen.
Double plays-Rrott and Page; Spencer
Suearing.n and Jantzen.
Bases on balls--on Crowell l. off Tar-
dy !.
struck otat-by Ccowell l. by Hardy 3
Time of game--l.3o.
Umpre-Brennan.
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winch ought to be conclusive .r,,,s
thai me, a are not IN II, hut Il SEEMS Inn
there are sil "sp,ilin'" for revenge and
thero IL some talk OF Nnvasota s-,,in,,
M nm cnance on the Houston ei,amnnfS
can "l no emrly , late, for any amount th"y
mos, NAME n,,'e, The Navasota boys ieciarc
cross enphatically that they vii no,
er ~. bats With them either n Navas no,
sc,, brenham again. Folow,n. is ,hs,
9e''e ana summary by innings:
SSr.n',an. ..........S o O40024o-is Il =,
-'Ea anno.a .....;,..S 40 $50 ia IL
Two base hts-Brenham 2. Nnvnsota
, lire base hits-Brenham q Navasota i
hoine run-Brenham g
stolen bascs-Brenham & Nnv,so,a n
ii;e1t on bases-Brenham s. Navasoi,'s
iii iu on balls-oT I.ongley 3. =
s 81" pE paii-1B, Longley !. by Jones q
pI ,ad balls-fillford /. Griffin i.
a., SS"ttrei, , %'enhom. l.onglcy. Cusie
' 'na iiiiiord; fer Navasota, Jones and
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BOTH RApLY HURT.

Fori Worth. Texas. July 1.-TWO young
men. H. w. Priest and Tom Fears had a
difficulty IN the east part Of to6n this
afternoon. In which Priest was struck
over The head with a baseball bal. in
f,cting severe scalp wound. and Fears
was peppered with bird shot, the first
shot tearing away a portion OF his ear
and burning his face and the second TAX
painful but not dangerous. Priest was
placed under arrest snd his examination
will take place Tomorrow.
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DISTRIBUTION OF SPIRITS.

Cincinnati. ONO, july 1.-THE Ameri-
can Spirits manufacturing company yet
tenlay began it, new system OF distrtb-
utiug whisky and announces that there
Will be Gio cutting In rates. The present
company. as well ats the old whisky trust.
has be,n having trouble with the dis
tributors ON various matters. The Amer
can Sp rits Manufacturing compan, de-
c!ded last saturday 10 nave but four dis
tributors. They are the American DIS
tnhuting company. New York; W. w.
johnson a. Co.. Cincinnati; Shufe.dts a.
Co. Chicago, and Corning x Co., Peoria.
III. The trade will be supp. Ell from these
four places with old goods us wen as with
the new output of the dis.illeJfes.
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GULF AND INTERSTATE.


Contractors Ready 10 Turn over lHt
Propcrty-The Equipment.
Galveston. Texas, July lit - nnder-
stood To he the present intention of the
construction company 10 turn over the
cur aud Interstate railway property 10
the company which Is to operate the
road the dag after tomorrow, Not mucn
could be learned as 10 tho details OF the
transfer or AZ 10 what would immediate
liz follow. The president of the read,
Captain Nick Weekes. Is In New York
wt,th.r he has gone Tor the purpose OF
floating bonds and securing funds with
winch to purchase equipment and for
the operation OF fhe road but 10 one
seems 10 know or cares 70 say what sue
cess he has met with. The road. which
is now completed, IL sad to he practically
free from debt, but 1t is poor IN rolling
stock. such equipment as Il had has
lecn pretty well used up in the c,ns,ruc-
ton of the lire and h unit 10 be used
In operating a first-ciass road. MIR. Feath-
erstonn has asked the Santa Fe II he
can rent fla, cars and box cars from that
road 70 he used temporarily ur'il the In
terstute can secure Its own eau prusnt.
aud he has been told that he can ior a
proper consideration. The Interstate has
one passenger train. but whether the
coaches are rented or owned by the com
pany ~ not known al this end of the
fine What arrangements II any the com
pany has made 10 transfer firigh. and
passengers boween Bolivar point and
Galveston also remains q secret. For The
present passengers WIN probably be
boats now doing ferry duty between
Galveston and Bolivar. How they pro-
hose TO handle freight is equally secret
O'Connor. Laine d Smoot. the lefty con-
the bay capable Of transferring loaded
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MISSOURI RIVER p s,rrs

"aiN's'on' Texas. July A.. When ns,,,.,
'o'"S u the International would r.sto, -
RACES IRON Galveston to Missouri ,.ver
rents To the basis which obtained n,,or
10 'he deessirm of the interstate commerce
,..,,inlSslnn IN the johnson Lsrlmer ,,a,
uh,raI Freight Agent Galhraith eaia a.,
POINTS. Tioy hao ceased 10 ,a,f, y, mos
.o','ii IKE Missouri Pacific to Kansas CIV
. "In p ,ei,., Int thu lnnrnational Mad
do ,ho hNtvtion OYER which IT could han
a., ~ 'sll.tss These connections w.,,,
i,' no way affected by The comnississ,,,,,s
iunng. winch was detected s,e,'i,ien,,,,
go ~, ine defendant roads in the John.
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Isaac Hebron vice president. u civ
Mons. Superintendent; NJ. II, Jones. eo,.' ~,
, t,w RECEIVERS; T. w. Ford, the roa Us nj.
i1h,ney. a; $. Han. Banker Palmer OF
INC enterprise. and onothrr r~niio,,,, VI
o wm" q too modest TO permit, his name t.
a az, ,h IN piyni arrived here this mornlnr
r., '"v il:z' train from Houston MIR. lIciI
-, unkushed isarty and returned with them
10, 10 HOUSTON IN the afternoon. Major Wilde
was asked concerning iripts.t th,t his
,,on'ns mere was In furtheraucc OF IN,
a, ~ by which tho management and ourr.
a., ON OF the Bay Shore road was To- IA,
Turned over to the Southern .acinc corn.
!anN or one OF Its branches and h. .nsh
mere Is nothing In II. When asked about
~, roan getnsng over the tracks of lilo
Houston md Henderson To to
Hia L. S0nnections with the wharf tracks
would ho running along the wharf 'front.'
tracks within two or three, DAYS N"'
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FoREIGNEns MUST REGISTER

Havana, July l4.-captain General Wey-
Ter has issued Il deccee that all foreigners
in the island are to register in special
book in the governments charge. Those
mot registering within thirty days. Cap
tain General Weylcr says, WIN lose their
PRIVILEGES and rights as foreigners, All
consuls have been notified of this net
The reason given for issuing this decree
is that native Cuhans are taking advan-
taee of the rights accorded 10 foreign c.ti-
zens TO escape penalties to which they
Law themselves liable.
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NAvAsoTA HAS NERVE.

They Propose to Meet Brennan on the
Houston Diamond.
Navasota, Texas, July B.-One OF the
largest crowds that ever assembled ~
the baseball park witnessed the game be-
tween BRENNAN and Navasota last FIJI
day. July 10. The merchants closed ths'i
stores and fully 2eoD people were present
when Umpire Gardner Of BRENNAN caled
out play ball" Although BRENNAN ma
imported seven professionals from ne
Texas league, Navasota turned them
down for the fourth time this season'
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b0RT MEMS STORIES.

NNATl-July the inmates of the
inary wers treated to green ap-
h2nades ami othtr Injuries. Inc
owed, and eighi inmates have
OF the effects of the fcstIvity
FRANCISCO Several Chinese are
10 nave boon burned TO death in
lisn occurred tn Chinatown. lne
nn,eSuoyed was occupied hv a
,e 'Set OF Chinese. many of whom
ah IRON the US. of oriuln and
"'n. 10 save them, elves.
m.E, r. Noah Neon. sheriff
,"sv county. reports that three
agnr l'uli hanging to IL limb
Gea hWN-V1ioe' a few miles IRON
hlborho men w-rr strangers IN
il nou', ana the or'mc : "a mys-
Rieyes nerhiIy believed they we're
Tsy, ana were captured by a
""s ana swung up on the
MA News of the total dc.
Ibarnni Memory Rock of the pntla-
'rraMae'i,inc Eliza l. McAann, nv
am Th"H TINS port in n r,hI.-
|crsu, 'asshu Captain Fr.n,tin
ka,er ~ zen men have been snven
blou,,phri Of the cargo VIII In.
Ith. ing closely the rec.tpf Of ira
n m yss OF tn McManneinv c,me
\ W VI from Nassau an,,ouue,,,,
of ~ al Ahaoo. Run,u,S
|pta,, IN M schooner Henry Wool,
|, W Iralnor, bound from WI
~ ", 10 IInvts ''"ih w IL
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BICYCLE RACES.

Taylor, Texas July l3.-The Taylor 81
cycle club ~ making extensive picpara-
lions foi its annual Caces at III. fair
grounds ON the atth instant. Tho admis-
sion TO the grounds will be n cents, tn.
proceeds TO hu donated 10 the Young
Mems Christian association. Besides the
home cyclists. there Will be a number of
Wneelmen from adjoining towns.
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THE STATE CAirlau..

Austin Texas July 1.-THE comptroller
today approved an $4,000 Issue of Austin
county Jail bonds.
telegram rcceiv~l from the governor.
dated ~ Little Rock stated that he wonld
reach the state line today AT / O'Clock
nhd would be In Austin tomorrow morn
ing.
~ J.. brownc. of Houston IS registered
al The Hotel Salge.
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Conroe. Texas. July i3.--The July term
If the d ,,rlct court opened here today
vth l.. b. IIightower judge and G. l..
carrier district attorney. The judge
chs ~eed the grand Jury n one of his usual
forrAhle address and appointed Hon. d..
vi,.tinc attorneys are present and lots
~ neople from the country. They have
several special vernonia cases for this
term TO be tried.
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rHE pnpI,LAR YorE.

Following is tho result of the vote cas-
for the most popular player in che ilous-
ton Baseball club. the winner to receive
"A handsome gold watch donated by Tus-
ten n CO., the Main street jewellers. The
contest to close July 30 1896: Slasle "a
cote 667, BeckSs ias. Reed ~, Jacobs 1850
!. line hi. Shaffor ~. Rankin %, Roach -
Mccormick 81 +. total ,61S.
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! nsar W.. A-Ncws Of the total de-
. 4ArENTs To TEXANS.

Wa. S.ah'ch to citizens Of Texas
tbs .' ending July :. 1896. reported
his S Sa'eee Of j. II. Beale. solJoi,,r
|D q" G street. n. W. Wasb .
" epInan, Fort Worth. speed In.
}. i T. Fe,rsuson. Hamilton knno
NJ Is jackson. Mckinney. ,,low
II ha,,ra'. k.ifr, Fort Worth noe.
|leaa;na'y' W. a. Patterson. wnco
hi Ihis aid var nrn. n. an,, am, " 49,
hnd a., =, schow. Clifton, comh,nc.i
San "Sanlns muzzle: George n
''h Antonio. handkerebicf d. H.
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Ew HuTclIINs iitrsl.

Beck, San Antonio; ,Ic1.,,,,
'1Con,nor Clark. Weber Osw9ij
Lynch, Sage. Callahan, Kohnln
anu BENSON baseball club. u y
son, ih,.adclph'a, II. G;ardner
.ss"' < Shdir r. slHAH.nss waiI.lbiT9--
nrash. Fort Worth. j. -. Schllts.
r. Notaw. Beaumont: r.. j. Bart.
Iackaberry. \. IL. Ran. city; u.
hson. Geo. W. Grim. ST. Louis:
,abney. Taylor; j Adams aud
W. c. Forbes, Weather
a. Jacobs. Navasota: X. l..
q. w. Reynolds. Los
:. But,lespn, Denison; j. G. An
~ -; sS,harp, san Augustine; ".
*, nj faso; c, f.. Linn. Geo. w.
Tor' Worth, n. Il. risaol. Dallas:
herdnger, Waco. /. 4. Smyth,
llt. L.. M.AWrey, Moulir!e, Ga;
oval, Nelasco.
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=. FOREIGNERS MUST REGISTER.

Madrid. July H-AiNces from Havana
say that the Gazette will tomorrow pub
lsh decree to the effect that after Au-
gust 10 foreigners who are not inscribed
in the registry book can not plead th,dr
nationality in defense If they are arrested
rs rait,lG
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REFUSE PAPER MONEY.

Tampa. Fla. July H.--Private advices
from Cuba safe that the merchants OF
Havana have refused TO accept the last
issue OF paper money. They also threaten
that II in two months itnerhl "eyltr
makes no progress In suppressins the ceVo-
LUTON they viii leave the island.
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EELlNG AT ptrrrno

Aen,c,' July 1.-THE majority
|a,ls,,a'sa OF this section are por-
knd So sn With the nomination n,
ana Wal. A few gold h,irs ~ "
say fhey vii support Nc
on the co OF the county are la ,llv
+ deal 'onn'y ticket and popnil .,S S
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CLUES.
HOUSTON 4. nEN1snS 4.

ihc game yesterday between Dcn,sor
ana houston was PROBABLY the best ,ha,
mas heen played on this diamond since
me day that Mighty Casey of the Casey
vile nine struck out AN event thai his
'eeh told IN story and song.
me audience was larger than 1t has
"ee"' me pleasant weather was inyly-
oraling and all We're in fine SPIRITS. Tn.
payers got IN the game with ginger and
' me eXh-pit!on of ball paying was the
in tb', ,,, m'e were number OF features
80 -, IL, , s.iine. Becker made a Two Dagger
~ .iic second that brough in two tIiiis:
IN the same inning Sage made I. nrsiiv
~ snii scored another, JACOBS made 4,
uouoie play unassisted that proven Ell n
ssS,e. oiase made a tsantifui throw from
'ei,ttf 10 the plate and caught RaIInv
anu strong hitting wos done a. times A..
,,, ui '' i.' was steady pitcher ~, held
,,,c, aDu'uhs '9wn to seven hNs. Wel.r
p.Sncu good game Although lie was
M Tor eleven. that is nos bad. and ne
S.oW-d ne control ne has ny strike nufs
." az me time when they were needed Both
it.ms were well supported The erro,s
scored were almost Unavoidable
Ihre were only two innings in which
runs were made jacobs took a walk on
-FOUR bad ones in the second am y.,.ni tn
the keystone on a safe hit bv Kline
Weber threw wild and jacobs went IN
'hird. Charley Becker saw the opnor.
'uhi'y' and he put it out in the LET, OF the |
iot Tor couple. scoring Jacobs and |
IN .he. RANKIN hut SLOW one 10 U'Coa- |
Iti' ana WINE Long Mike Mas covering |
me bag 10 &c. the put out Becker VEN |
io"n 10 tniid Iiore he had Il breathing
.pen "h.ie AieCormick hit it ont 10
N ,o, NM, VINO was covering the left Iarl
" 'he garden. Slag!e Went to the stick
ne saw vacant. unprotected spot lust
icy on" ,hihi' ana nc put the sphere above
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LA poRrE nEFICIAL.s

Galveston. Texas. July 1.-THE La Porte
railroad is very much in evidence here this
me rning. Major Waldo. tis president;
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Houston ...,.. ............ % - o o q q a.
Denison ... ..............0 o . 0 0 o o. 2
Summary
Earned runs-IIons,on ., Denison ..
Two-hase h.ts-d3ecker, Mccormick.
Sacrifice hits-Dswald, Lynch. Weber.
Loft on tasos-By Houston .. by DENT
son :.
struck out-By Mccormick /. by
Weber 4.
Eases on called balls--on Mccormick l,
off Weber .
Double plays Jacobs Cunassisted).
Clark. Lynch and oConnor.
Stolen bas,ss-i 'ote. Kline.
Batter hit-OsWald.
Time of game-l:o5.
Cmpire--C,aik.
AUSTIN TO- DALLAS B.
Austin. Texas. July lt-Austin Won
today easily. Burns playing at short for
Austin ard Lemon In left for Dallas. The
score;
Austin ..... .........,.,..l 3o"iii2Gl9S
summary
Earacd r,ns-Austin 7.
Hta--Aust II Is. Dallas 5.
.rrorsAustin |, Dallas g.
'rwo-base hts-Menefee, Hcydon and
ruck out--By Ch1rd B. by Staples g.
/ 1sns on called ha,ls-On chard :. off
Staples ..
Double plays Lemon TO McGowtn:
Stolen hases-I3urns. Holman >, Wc,k-
art, Mackey .. ChHd
Va la pltches-tlarI .
Batteries .-hard ard Iieydon' Staples
and Ward.
Time of game--i5o.
Cmpire-McLaughlin
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.

Galveston, Texas Withdraw a Kick.
ton ftoight bureau held a somewhat pro-
'racted and largely attended meeting this
AFTERNOON and II was decided that Com
missioner Delison. MIR r. j. Ballingcr ~ =
torney for the bureau. and several others
should 70 to Austin hnd appear before
the STATE railroad commission when " III
To-Day take up the compia' nj of Galveston
against me discriindnations of the rail
tudds IN tn" matter of cotton rates insIr-
anc, diterentlnls etc. Tho bureau nll
decided t. abandon its case before thn
commissi IN. but the belief is that Il VIII
not hc permitted to d. TO- AZ the com
mission may prefer 10 ~ mo an invest =
cation and see what there is in H. Cal
weston has earned som~,h hing of n rrpu-
tItlon at Austin ns IA kicker ana the ,uI-
ipnd commission may feel disposed 10 I'M
aristand fully Just what tho ircigh, Lu-
ican is kicking about.
TIE NEW DEPOT.
The railroad track on StrllI. from u
connection with the Santa Fc avenue A
tracks to the slto of the proposed new
union depot. has been compie;cd and
'his morning large amour, of material
for h!ling was hauled In and distributed
over The low places to bring the site up
to the grad" Architects are still busy
lrcrarns the pinns and sperifica ions Of
the building and expect 10 have Them
ready in Il low days 1ho train shed prom
iscS to bc the biggest thmg of the KIND ~
this lart OF the country--sD feet wide by
52i feet long and capable OF accommodate
lng SIN tracks. though II s not cont.in-
plated to lay more than four 10 begin
with. Mr. r. w. Bisbcc. superintendent
Of tracks. bridges and bindings Of the
santa Fe. who Is here on business con
nccted with the new passenger depot, says
ihr whole structure Will In. finished and
ready for occupancy In four OF i've months
after The contract Is let. whieh VIII b. as
"A : lpssihlp tier the nlanE and 81
ncaiions have been agreed on.
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wANTED-PosrAGE STAMPS.

m, .yrED-ra, Ins,f,u I,,ns. ~ ~,
United Etates postage and department.
stamps: collections also bought. Il. F.
DUNK KHORST. 1905 5th st. NV. ap8-tf.em
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baltimore -
- AND OHM
r RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect April 10, 1896.
Leave washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue anu stIeet
For Chicago and Northwest vestibuled
Limited trains 1 30 a. m.. 500 p. m.
For Cincinnati. ST. Louis, aud ipdianan
oils oils: Eeslleuied led, Limited $40 y. NJ. ex-
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
oaliy 80 a IN. and g 40 p. IN.
For Lexington and stauntOn, l 80 a. m.
FOR winchester and way stations, bo so
r For l.. lh[uray; Natural Bridge, Roanoke,
New Orleans, 1880 p. m daily; sieepins
For LGray. s:45 p. m. daily
x7;O0. x7:lU. x7:SO, xs:J0, $50, 1880:
1l0 90. Nl2:0O u. M: N 9 .U5, I2:i0, x3:0o'
sSS ssS x42s x5sS tsS, ssS 1900 xsS5 15l9. SS:$S
Sundays y ;o5, X7:!0, s; 80 x9:O0. x I6:o0
~ n 2565 x561'; x5io 5lHSSi s.s6 sa6oo xSoO ss5.
l115, x11:50, T.: NJ, x12:O1 night.
For Annapolis, Z ~ and & 80 a ~: 1910
and - p ILL., Sundays. s 80 a. ni.. So
For Frederick as 90. I'll 80 a. m., :1b.
o4:3O, b5:3O y. N.
For hagerstnwn. III so a. H.. and b5 40
For oyd I'd and W way points, week days, 9 90
For Gaitbersburg and way points. weet
days. 799. 800 4: m. u 90. 800. 40; 40
4:3S. $50, So, 1:u5, ll:3O D. NJ Sun
days. & w u H.. l.1o. 3 50, 7:O5, IO:25
p M.
For Washington Junction and way noIn,s
$500 a. NJ. GLIB p. M. Express traias
stopping at princilal stations ouiy, bI so
bb:3U y. III.
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHA.
All trans Illuminated with Piutscb ltpht
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
the East, week days, 100. S:u0. IIO.a0 n
q. Dining Car, 1900, 800. i5:o55 Dining I'M m
Carr. 500 p. m. u2:Ol night. Sleeping Car
open at 1u:ou ociockt. Sundays, t7:U5
Dlnlng Car, t9:OU a IN. Dining Carr I2:SS
Dining carr, 500. t5:o5 Dining Carr, 500
seugers 1000 p. m.) S'
Bufict Parior Cars on all trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. H.. ECO NOM
Sundays, 1895 p. M "oon'
bExcept Sunday. aDary. csunday only.
BAGGAGE called for and checked from ho.
seis anu Iesldences ~ by Union Transfer Com
Pennsylvania avenue north west. New VIZ
avenue and Fifteenth street, and nj denoS
HM. b. GREENE, CHAS a SrTP9@
Gen. Manager. Gen pass
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Southern Railway.
(PIEDM0NT AIR LINEo
tschedule ip effect Jan s1see ,

,tschedule ip effect Jan. 9, 1896,
An trains arrive ana leave at Pennsylva,
Sa: m.-Daily, local for DauviIle connect.
a. Manassas Tor st.2sburg, daily, except
;olk and Western daily. and with the Ches.
speake and Ohio, daily Tor The Natural
Bridge and Clifton Forge
rii;Ir5a; m-Daily, the UNITED STATES
ers, New York and Washington 10 .IacI,.opp
VILE, uniting at Charlotte with Pullman
SSieSper Lof Augusta also Pullman Sleeper
conneciins at Atlanta with Pullman Sleen
ef i0r birmingham, Memphis and st. Louis
,oa y M p; mWLocai for Front Royal, River
4ol p. m--Daily. local for Charlo,ie
sh,4tfpg,il h1i4a r iml.m;,1iDaily, WASHINGTON AND Nj;
TIED, composed OF Pullman yestfbnIed
sleepers, dining cars and day coac6es
Pullman sleepers New York 10 Asheyiile
d Via @ Charinite' Go,1;1tw :, mn New YORK to Tampa.
Jacksonville, and New York TO Mam,,s.iS hnd
VIA VIA barsam ai,nn5a an SeT York to New Orleans.
Railway vestibuled day coacb 'oHuInetn
ingt2n TO Atlanta. Dining car, Grecnshsrn mhsn,
70 Trains TRRaaniENESnle5ES 81 wasun,cro.
OHIO DIVISION leave WSim2N WaSSinms2,NN, AND
10 daily and AIS p: m. daily, eScrn3 81 81 a
VIII Hiii' s ass q nm Pr, ,i~ srnday Us only round
Leesbnrg, and go p. m. daily for HeryS;,,dlor lor
Returning: arrive az Washington S:26 a M
7:06 a. m. daily, except SuuIay, from Ha.,1e. Ha11
doo. and S:34 a II. daiy. except SunSav
from Leesburg. =
Through trains from the South arrive q.
Washington GAG n. n., 2:2u
~, and 9;4o p m., daHy, ,Manassas diyis.
ION. 1000 q. M. daily, except Sunday. and
6:4O a. m., daily. from CharlotttsyiiIe
Tickets, sleeping car reservation ana in.
formation furnishedat offices. 81 1 and i 3tso
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and at PennsyiyaniS
Railroad l. Pnssenger Station
W; a. GREEN Gen. Supt.
]. n: CCLf. Trufftc Manager
| l.. 3. bROWS. Con. ct. Puss Dss,e.
The evening times., 1896-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, the Sth day OF april,
1896. Mary Elizabeth Jordan. complain
ant, VS.; James Adelhcrt Jordan, defendant.
NO l72O1 equity docket 40. Filed April
3, 1886. j. X. Young, clerk.
On motion of the Complainant. by Mr..
ROdolpbe Ciaughton. her solicitor, it is
ordered that the defendant. James Adelbert
Jordan. cause bis appearance to be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occur
ring forty days after this day; other wise
the cause will be proceeded with as in ca Sc
of default.
The object of this suit is that complainant
may obtain an absolute divorce from said
defendant On The ground uf tlueiy CI neat
nlent. endangering the life and health Of
the complainant.
copy of this order shall be published
once "A week Tor three successive weeks
prior TO said rule day in the Washington La W
Reporter and The Washington Tines.
By the COURT
VS.. cox, Justice, &C.
True copy-test:
j. R. YOUNG. Clerk.
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