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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-01

"DON'T CROWD" The MACHINE
One OF the most amusing features OF
the Doolittle reception. Saturday
night, was the antics of the drilled
claquers in the gallery, consisting of
a score or more of boys just entering
upon their teens, who engaged in the
business with much more zeal than
discretion. Whenever there was a
pause by any of the speakers these
" small-fry" politicians began their
shrieks, cat-calls, clapping and stamp.
ing, and it oftentimes happened that
the demonstration was decidedly NAL
dppropos, not to say ridiculous. This
became so marked at times, that veter-
ans of the 6. o. p. hung their heads
when applause was in order and ex-
pected. Although advice is not always
acceptable, We venture the suggestion
that the best way to operate the old
party machine is to "belt up" only
the larger wheels and set 'er goin'.
When the smaller spindles are geared
in, after the machine has been stand.
ing out in the weather for many
months, there is always something
sure to snap, despite the liberal use OF
coil"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-01
A Double-H eaded Convention.

The Republicans of Port Townsend
held a double headed convention in
that city, Saturday, in the city hall,
at which each convention transacted
its business independently OF the
other, the rival chairmen standing
side by side, putting motions, an
nouncing committees. and listening to
turmoil seldom beheld outside of the
danger" ward of an insane asylum.
1t seems that the trouble arose over a
very general request that the primaries
be held under the new election law,
which WAS refused by the Chairman
and Secretary of the committee, and a
tie vote Of the committee. Anticipat-
ing "cut and dried" programme to
control the primaries without the
law, steps were taken for securing a
fair expression and the result was two
acts Of delegates to the county conven-
ton, and finally two sets of delegates
to Everett. This gives that august
assemblage an opportunity OF utilizing
a contingent on close vote in a way
to secure results" condition which
is always welcome to machine pol
iticians.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-01


drops, snow-flakes, hail, ETC., but it
fails signally to explain, with what we
know OF the constancy OF gravity, how
all those millions of tons Of aqueous
vapor, pure water indeed, are so act
ually and physically supported in the
viewless expanse of the armament.
Again, we know that the dust par
ticles that arise in clouds after the
passage OF a carriage over any road.
way, in dry weather, are made up OF
cold matter, consisting largely OF
sand or microscopic pebbles. Now
these particles will rise in q sultry
day hundreds OF feet into the air,
when there is not so much as breath
of wind perceptible. Did these little
powders" become electrified through
the friction OF the passing horses and
carriage to such an extent that by
virtue OF the negative gravity" we
have hypothetical, they ascended into
the upper regions OF the air and then
after having parted with, or changed
the state of their electricity, fall back
to tho earthf A thistle seed with its
downy envelop is every whit solid mat
ter, and yet it rises In the air and
travels for miles before being de-
posted in the soil for future growth
Now the thistle.down secret Is yet to
be unlocked with hundreds Of other
perfectly familiar but unexplicable
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1896-05-01

"Immodest words admit of no defense,
For q want of decency IL a want of sense"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
ROANOKE.
knights of Maccnbees-In Self De-
fencc-SuccessfuI Recital.

ROANOKE, VA, December 1S.-(Spe-
cial)-The complimentary entertainment
by the Knights Of Maccabees Of the Worl,
at the Academy Of Music here tonight
was a brilliant affair. The attendance was
large and the programme. consisting oil
addresses, recitations. and vocal and m
strumental music. was carried out sue
cessfuIly in all respects. J. X. Terry
president Of the Roanoke City Council
delivered an address OF welcome; ex-
Mayor s. r. Jones delivered the INTRO
ductory address, and Supreme Commanuei
u T.. Markey, of Port Huron, MICH
smoke ably and eloquenty on "frater-
nal Beneficiary Societies
Rena Meade the negro woman VINO
carved Mary Taylor (colored with a razo'
a few days ago, had hearing oeio'
pollce-Justice Wood to-day ana
charge against her was dismissed on 4
ground OF self-defence. She was nov
ever. fined $40 for carrying conceal
weapon. and IN default OF payment u
manded TO Jail. co,,..
The pupil recital at Virginia Cone
tonight was largely attended. Inc pr"
eramne was a musical one. ana the yo""'
ladies received much applause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19

prcsC advances ana recesions
whea = reflected in tho tone, DIT IT.
moven.,..t was slow. May corn opener
al from q IL to o 3-Sc., sold At l-tV
25 2-sc.. and closed at the inside-i-sitl-4c:
under yesterday. Cash corn was easy an"
l-4Ui-2c. lower.
There was good buying Of oats during
the morning, and the feeling was fnen
quite firm. One commisson-house alone
took half n million bushels OF the Siay
option. and others proportionately neayy
amounts. The weakness Of wheat during
the last hour affected oats. May oa's
closed 1-Sc. under yesterday. Cash oats
were weak and lie. lower.
Provisions. sold moderately OF
provisions. and as the demand was not
any too good, prices declined slightly.
There was no change OF moment IN hog
prices. The grain markets conveyed some
steadiness during the morning. aud ~ was
retained to the close May pork closed
i-2li5c. lower May lard a shade lower.
and May ribs a shade higher.
Hides nrmer feeling Was reported
In the hide market. considerable buying
inclination being displayed. Quotations:
Natives. heavy. s 3-4n9c.; light, Z 3-tQsc.;
native cows, heavy, S lac, light, l-4c.
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
opsRin,. nigoos- loves. Closiag.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, December Is, 1885.
No auction sales on Change.
Private sales: Filters, 81 smokers. 50;
cutters, 49, wrappers, 3. Total, Ill hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, S5,25l.6S; tobacco. N,1l7.76. Total,
S6.a70.45.
Dark loose sales to-day, 1905 pounds.
and l0Ac. highest price. at both Cren-
shaws and Shockoe warehouses.
Total sales for week ending to-day:
Isl, S55 pounds; l6c highest price.
Bright loose sales were very full again
to-day at Planters and Shelburnes ware
houses. Tobaccos offered were mostly
OF medium grades Of all classes. Com
mon wrappers were in fair supply and
strong demand. Prices remain about the
same.
No sales tomorrow Saturday. but big
breaks are promised for Monday next
In the hogshead market there was a
good demand for old smokers and cutters
II good quality. and some round lots were
sold at very satisfactory prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
PETERSBURG.
oId rirm 10 Close BusincSs-sudden
Death.

old FIRM 70 Close NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Death.
prrERsBURG. VA December Is
.ll-The old and well-known hrn
Of s.. d Marks * Co. Sycamore street
r close business az the end OF tAis
rr T1e head OF the firm, Mr.. Samuel
F Marks. IS now in his S3th year. lie
harm fn Prince George county, IN
-. and came 10 Petersburg 70 engage
. Business in 1877. Several years lateI
r. ..tatished the house which. with
Oh. exception OF the four years OF the
ar has continuously been IN business
-. one of our Oldest and most non
citizens and IS the Oldest Oad,r ei-
.. 1 The safe lie restires from Dusi-
l. on account OF his adVancei age
Az OLD CITIZEN DEAD.
3.-. James l.. Cook. aged 70 years. died
t.. suddenly AT his home on Byrne
.'r..t at "a late hour last night. He was
downtown as early as O'Clock yesler-
tf morning. and attended 10 business
usual during the day, and sat up read
lnu after 10 o'clock last night
ft.rt ID O'Clock his vile noticed sud
.H movement Of her husband, when
a.0d her uneasiness. Mr. Cook turned
|II ilAH rlAff anu III a NV tA4'''NN~
Hs dead. Deceased was painter. ana
itl been ln bushes here many years.
leaves ten children. and grand and
f-srandchlldren. lie was active IN
oa- and Sunday-school work. and
f'iI.ariy active IA Masonry. He was
member OF Blandford and Petersburg
o ~ Masons. an honorary member
afal outside lodges. a member OF the
hoy Arch Chapter. and a Knight Tenn
I DE was good man and valuable
citizen.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Tho Circuit Court was engaged to-day
h 'he frial Of CrOwder's Administrator
against the Ettrick Manufacturing Com
for $1,000 damages Tor the alleged
1f NJ young Mortie Crowder on the
81 ~ November 1886. This Is the third
.''al az the case. the previous turics
sing JAILED 20 agree on a verdict.
Nr Robert Tucker and Miss Hattie
~ On were married last night Rev. w.
J.. Edwards officiating
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, STOCKS
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Csttle'
Country Produce, Sc, Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. December H-The day
opened quietly enough in wall street,
hut bv the enl Of the session 1t proved
10 be one of the most eyentful at the
stock Exchange for a long time past
The market started Off without any spe-
cial activity. but weak. in sympathy with
tho lower prices from London, an ad-
,,ance I'm Dosted rates OF demand sterling
from SlSS TO saSs1-2, and talk OF the
shipment OF from 100000 TO 10000 IN
gold TO Germany by the steamers SAIL
ing on Tuesday next. After a moderate
decline the usual rally ensued, but ope-
rot,rs regarded II as significant that
prominent brokerage concern, with close
washington corrections, promptly sup
nled all bids. The reason for this was
made apparent later. when the news
came from the capital that the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations had de-
cided 70 report favorably the Cameron
resolution 10 recognize the independence
Of Cuba. -.
II aid not take long for the street 70
re,ch a conclusion as 10 the importance
~ this action. and the dulness was al
most Immediately supplanted by acll'e
and excited dealings, at steadily declining
nrices. Round amounts OF stocks were
oerered for local account and later or
A. ~ sell I'm considerable number were
recofved nv telegraph from Philadelphia
BOSTON. Chicago. and elsewhere. me
the excitement did not approach Inal %
wear ago. when President cleveland
message on the Venezuelan ques1io"
startled the street. yet II reached qult'
a hirh pitch. and severe losses were sus-
tanned by the leading shares. Inc ~
e,ttor Of stop-orders accelerated the
,,-,,.,,,yar1 movement. which was equal
IN 1-2Gs1-2 per cent Several attempts
,vere made TO rally the market. but each
livery was met VITA q flood OF oiter-
ms and the result was that az the close
NAM, stocks were at the lowest point
- The dav. The only marked rally was
I'm Sugar. Reading. General Electrlc'
and Tennessee Coal and Iron, which
closed al Il per cent. above the lowest
,rho feeling i'm the final trading was one
90 ,,noasiness. OPERATORS fearing the Ell
feot Of the Foreign Relations commit
tsa,s action upon the London ana Con-
fnentaI markets. The total sales We're
,c2 ISL. including 12.7O0 sugar psV hu IT
ington and quincy. h.9) 81 Paul, o'''yV
Reading, h,tp Mdliid'l"i' "''" -''''' ~
isville and Nashville.
Tho hond market was heavy. The total
sales were sl.5Sj 900.
treasury balances: Coin. $l2l l25'9g9;
currency. si7.S737l.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Nancy on call easy. at ? per cent
,se, loan at .. and closing offered at 2
Der cent. Prime mercantile paper, 4
oer cent
Bar silver, 61-4. Silver at the board
neglected.
Sterling exchange firm. with actual
,uelness I'm bankers bills al Si.8 S-i0SiSi
,or sixty days. and AS7 l-ia$t@ II for
,omand. Posted rates. AA l-2aSiss Il.
commercial bills. Sis2 1-2Q{lS IL.
Government bonds weaker State bonds
luu Railroad bonds lower.
STOCK quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
FINANCIAL.

Norfolk and Western Railway Company,
Treasures ONCE, 333 Walnut street.
Philadelphia, December l, 1895.
THE HOLDERS OF CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE THIRD PREFERRE,D
BONDS or THE SOUTHSIDE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. OF VIRGINIA. ma
turing January /. 1897. will have the op-
ton. until that date. OF extending the
same until July 1. 1870, with interest IN
the mean time payable semi-annually at
the rate OF i've per cent. Is per cent? per
annum. the principal and interest OF tho
extended bonds being payable IN gold.
Upon presentation OF the bonds at tho
office OF A. j. Hemphiil. Secretary OF tho
Company, Room llO3. Lords Court Build
ing, ~ Exchange Place. New York, ana
the signing oy the owner Gin person or
by proxy OF the contract OF extension.
the same will be duly endorsed on tina
bonds, and "a new coupon sheet Will be
Affixed thereto.
A form OF proxy can be obtained on
application TO the undersigned or TO the
Secretary.
Bonds not presented for such extension
on or before January 1. 1897. viii be pur-
chased at par, at maturity, az the ONCE
Of Messrs. BROWN BROTHERS & CO,
In New York or Philadelphia.
Interest on said bonds will cease on that
date. WILLIAM q. MAcDowEi4f.
-" s@"<s &s~~~~s~se 1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
NAvAL-sToRE MARKETS.
Stricken Floyd.

FLOYD. VA. December H.-,speciai)-
While the smoke and the great excite
ment caused by the recent fire last Mon
day morning have died away, the little
town OF Floyd. With the business centre
burned out, presents a sad appearance.
and the people are much depressed. and
IL is expected that IL will be a good while
before the burned district * rebuilt. az
a good deal OF IL Is owned by the infant
children of the late L. l.. Howard.
Tuesday was county-court day, but lit
tie business was done
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19

ter Of John Johnson as being her assault
ers on the night Of the 18th, were captured
yesterday by Constable r. T. Walker and
lodged in our Jail. They had secreted
themselves as soon as 1t was known
that they were suspected, and although
careful search was made all efforts were
fruitless until yesterday. Knowing that
the storm Tuesday night would in an
probability drive them 10 shelter, Deputy
Sheriff Brown and Constable Walker
made search during the storm through
the neighborhood of their kin, with the
result that Constable Walker located
them in a vacant house early in the morn
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
0ruFR WITNESSEs.
The Horse Came Back.

Mr. Haddon S. Watkins left MS horse
and buggy in front of his office, on ienu
street. last Thursday evening. and WnIie
he was engaged in the transaction OF
some business boy got into II ana drove
way. The matter was promptly repor zee
10 the police. and the turnout M ~ -,
as driving H. but when he saw that nc
was being followed he jumped out OF inc
carriaee and made good his escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
Kenny's s s1zJs Picture,
"A Christmas Dream"
GIVEN AWAY TO-DAY,
Saturday, December 10Th,
KENNY'S TWO CITY STORES.

be
We
Christmas Dream
and especially c. d.
Kenny NJ beautifully
her bed huggng doll contented
clock the ma the hour of mid
hearth laden
filed
isl t anywo der thechl cOnentment itself?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
WaiLer-lIopkIns.

LEXINGTON, VA, December b-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. Samuel Branch Walker. Jr..
and Miss Katherine Lee Hopkins were
married last night at O'Clock. None but
the immediate members of the bride >
family were present. owing TO a recent
death In the family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19

Agent r. c. Taylor. OF the Society Tor
~ prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals.
yned handsome Newfoundland dos
yesterday that had been run over anu anu
injured 50 badly that 1t would ho' ~
ooyer. .t .- r-- -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. sSd95c.
mixed. S7Q95c.; shortberry, S5d95c.; No. 2
red. 9iQ95c. Corn-White, Virginia, 29fD
SOC. No white 29dS0c.; No. 2 mixed,
mixed. NizdZc.; winter seed, 32dS6c.
Rye-3e4f3C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
uon. J. Randolph Tucker CRITICALLY

LEXINGTON, VA. December lS;-'sps
cial)-Hon j. Randolph Tucker ueaii ~
the Law School OF Washins'on 49, hon,.
tio,yersity. is critically Ill at his nome
here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19

LONDON. December 1S.-Bar silver.
% 7-sd. Consols, 40 IL for money. and
10 1919 for the account.
PARIS December 1S i:3o p. M.-Three
cent. rentes lO2 francs. a IL centimes,
for the account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, December IS
Virginia IS. new, "a: do, Century, bonds
~ l-206l 81: Baltimore and Ohio, -
Northern Central. G6 -; Gas. stock, 90 IL
do, bonds 6's ll6; do. do. IS. los.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19
Captured at Last.

htATHSVILLE. VA, December b
.5pecisL)-John Payne and Edward Bee
u.' Two young negroes who were posi-
H'ely Identified by the l3-yeaT-old daush-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-19

Cash quotations. Flour quiet and easy:
prices unchanged. No 2 spring wheat.
? corn % 5-iats i-Sc' 80 oats ITaiT i-.c'
Mess pork, t675Qs6.Sl. Lara. sl12 IL TO
s2.75. Short-rib sides. S75Q<i5: dry
sailed shoulders. A5dsL5o: short clear
sides, A1A:l2 10 Whisky. dlstiliers'
finished goods, per gallon, on the basis OF
Sis for high-proOf spirits.
The morning times., 1896-03-05
PROPOSALS..


PROP AIS Tor supplies Tor The
Navy Yard, Washington. u. C, ara he
naval proving Ground. lidian Head. Md
February 20. lS9G.-Sealcd proposals, en-
IOrS,d proposals tor Supplies Tor the
Navy Yard. Washington n. C., ard The
Naval Proving Ground, Indian Head. Md,
TO be Opened March Il, $50" Will be re-
ceiyed at the Bureau OF Supplies ard AC-
counts, Navy Department, Washington h.
c., until / > o'clock noon. MARCH II, 1886,
and publicly rQcntd immediately hereafter,
TO furnish a. be Navy l&rd, Washington,
u. C., a QU:: ntIy OI biFun nous and authri-
cite coal, and "A tire Naval Proving Ground
Indian He'd, Nd. a quantity Oi coal,
terra Gotta pine, lumber pipe and pipe
fittings. The articles must conform 10
it.t Navy STANDARD aud pass ne uS.la ma val
inspection. Blank proposals VIII be fur
nshed upU1 application tCthe Navy YaId.
washington, .. G. The attention OF manu-
iaClureTS aud Il .aicrs Is invited. Tie bids,
all other 1 ii.nGS being equal C.ded by
lot. The department reserves the
TO waive deivcis OF reject any or all BIDS
not decmtd advantageous 20 the govern
mcnt. EDWIN STEWAR PaymaSler Gen
crai, L. S. n. ma5-2w-Th Sa
PROPOS AJ-S tor SIpplIes for the
Naval Observatory, Washington, u. c.
February p, 1896. Scaled proposals. en-
dOrsed proposals for Supplies for the Naval
obserTat DRY, Washington pc, tohe opened
March 81, 1896 viii he received at the
Bureau Of supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington. -. c, until 2
O'Clock noon, MARCH 81, 1886, and pub
Ucly opened Immediately thereafter. to
Furnish nj the Naval Observatory, Washing
ton, ID. c., 4 quantity of seXtants, spy
classes, and blEOcJldr glaSSeS. Tine aTtICICS
must conform TO the Navy standard and
i.ss the usual HGYal Inspection. Bank
nrODosals VIII benirniShei upon application
10 the Bureau. The attention of manu-
iaCtUreTs ana dealers J. invited. Tie bids,
All DINER things haing equal, decided by
lot The Department reserves the right
10 Waive defects or ~ reject any or ali bids
not deemed advantageous 10 The Govern
ment. EDWIN STEWART, PaymstcF Gen
crsI, Z. ). Y. MARIO a wit
The morning times., 1896-03-05
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Schedule in effect December ]. 1895.
Leave Washington nom STA ton S.IIivr oI
New jersey avenue and street
For Chicago aud Northwest. NCStfbulCd
Limited irlIu> 40 a. NJ, . 20 4. in.
For Cincinnati, ST. Louis and IndianaP-
Oils, ks,su4.ulea Limited $40 T. AZ, *
For IiisDLrg and Cleveland, express
oallg 80 a. IA. and $40 p. IA.
For lcsiaE tgn aud StauHBon. II 30 a. N
For Miartc>ter and way stations, b5:3O
For Luray Natural Bridge. Roanoke.
knoNyihr, Chattanooga, Memphis, and
New OFiCdHS- $40 u. M daHgi s!etpILS
For Luray. 3;45 p. m. daily
For BaltiiuOre, week days, 900, 6.3O.
S6:5O, A4.GU. Z7:l5, XS:OO, $50, N9:3O.
3lO:oo, Nll.3o a. IN; X12:lo. Gl2.3O,
1915, N3.ud 3:25. x4:2S, 49,, 1905.
S:l5, N5.Ou. NlO,uO, ll:l5, Nll:5U y. IN,
ana l2.ul, IiEht. Sundays. N6.5O. NT:HU.
ESQ, N9:oG. Nl1,9n a. NJ. Nl2;lO, Nl 2:30.
300, &3-ou. 3:25. 4-32 1905, N5:lU,
b:3U, Ne.nu. 1890, 1000, Xll:50 y. n;
For hnnsIalis, 7:lO and $50 a. IA; 1915
hnd as r. "a. sundays, $50 a. IA, 49,
For FREDERICK, c9:oo, b9:3O, bl1:so a.
a., GLIB. b4.30, b5:3O D. IA.
For Hagers'OWn, bl1:3O q. M, and b5:3O
q. m.
For Boyd ard way points B9:4c, cIO:25
For Gaithersburg and way points
b6:3O, LS-Co a. IN, bl2:j0, b5:20. D4:33,
R5:35, a9-u5 he:10, CLOGS, BII:&O D. IA.
For Washington Junction and way points
e9:OO, 1850 a. m, GLIB y. IA. Express
Trans stoppng a principal stations
only, % 53:3G, b5:$9 p; m; -
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
an trains illuminated with Pinisch light.
For Philadelphia, New York, Boston and
The East, Week ia VS. goo Dining Carr. 500,
$1,000 a. N Dining Carr. 11 30, 1880
Dining carr. 500, t5:O5 Dining carr, 500
q: "a, ll2:el, night, Sleeping Car open at
20 O'Clock sundays, goo Dining. Car,
goo a. m. Dining Carr, (l2:3U Dining
Carr, 500, 5-O5, Dining Car: SEQ. I2:0l
night Sleeping Car open Tor passengers
1000 p. M
Buffet Paror Cars on all dav trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 and 30 a. m.
12:3O ?. Il. Sundays, 4:55 a. M, 1880
n. m.
bEXccpt Sunday. aDany. csuuday only.
EENpTeSs trains.
Baggage, called for and checked from
notes and residences by Union Transfer
Company. on orders left at ticket Offices
6l9 BcnusE iEania avenue NV. New YorE
avenue and Fifteenth street and at DcDof
u. IS. CAMP BELL. CHAS {. SfT-Tf
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass 4 81