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The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
HINTON GOES EAST.
He Is Summoned to New York, Whence
He Will Leave for
Panama.

E. H. Hinton, general agent of the Pan
anna Railroad Company in this City, left
for New York last evening in response to
telegraphic summons from the general
manager. He will leave there on the 10th
for Panama.
His being called away from his post in
this City is thought to signify that the ar
rangements for the reorganization of the
Trancontinental Traffic Association have
progressed so far that there is no longer
any danger of discord. This City is too
important vantage point in case of a rate
war to be left unguarded, and ii is there
fore safe to presume that before many DAYS
notice will be given of advances IN freights
all over the country.
The general freight agents of all the big
lines have now been in session for five
days, and the fact that absolutely nothing
has been made public indicates that their
proceedings are harmonious and salts
factory to the railroads however they m ay
be viewed by the public. Had there been
any Kicking" the public would have un-
doubtedly heard of it.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
TALKED TO A PURPOSE.

j. A. Hull Has Two Years Knocked or
His Sentence.
]. A. Hull, alias c. G. Hoyt, was sem
fenced to year and half In the State
Prison by Judge Wallace yesterday.
Hill had pleaded guilty to forging check
on Wells, Fargo & Co.'s bank. He had
already served year in San Quentin for
the same offense. committed at the same
time and in the same manner and he had
been arrested as soon as he was released
from serving his sentence on the first
charge. After pleading guilty he ad-
dressed plea for mercy TO the court. He
said he had come here from the East and
had got in with a crowd of gay spirits in
Los Angeles He drank a good deal ana
in bibulous moment he forged the checks.
He pleaded guilty in Los Angeles and
was sentenced to years imprisonment.
He served the year and on emerging from
prison walls he was at once arrested
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
Stole His Own Baby.

Charles Cornberger, living at 1884 Howard
street, visited the several police courts yester-
day in a vain endeavor to secure a warrant for
the arrest of his son-in-law, Eugene McGinty.
About two years ago McGinty married Corn
berger's daughter and for a time everything
moved smoothly. Then the wife grew tired of
certain shortcomings on the part of the hus-
band, and taking her 12-Months-old baby re-
turned to the home of her parents The hus-
band agreed to the separation. merely stipu-
lating that he should be allowed to see the
child whenever he called Thursday McGnty
called on his wife, and after few moments
asked that he be allowed TO take the baby out
for an airing. When an hour had passed the
mother became uneasy. and made hasty but
was learned that McGinty left with the baby
for Oregon on the o'clock train. Warrant
Clerk Graham told Cornberger that the case
was not one in which the police courts could
afford relief
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
Columbia Council,a reception.

The committee in charge of the annual re-
ception OF Columb bia Council No. 55, Y. ". l.,
has completed its arrangements for an enter
tainment that promises to eclipse anything
ever attempted before by the council. The
committee of arrangements is composed OF
William j. Ahern, DR.. T. III. Morris. Charles
Drury, D. F. Shea, James Haffin. DR.. James G.
Morrissy is the floor manager. He is assisted
by D. J. O'Callaghan, s. J. Ruddell, w. F..
Laughlin, James E. Morse, James P. Sweeney,
r. A. Morrisy. Eugene Crane, George A. Rice.
The reception committee is composed of R. D..
Quinlan (chairman), Thomas W. Doyle, NJ. j..
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
REUBEN TUCKER DEAD.
rheumatism Carries OF an Ex-PoIic,
Officer and Sexton.


Reuben Tucker, who for the last six
years had been the agent for the Hawaiian
Banana Company at Ais Washington
street, died at his residence, I'LL Brod-
erick street. yesterday morning. after an
illness of few days. He was in his usual
health last Saturday at the wharf, attend.
ing to consignment of bananas which
arrived on the Honolulu steamer of the
Spreckels line.
On Sunday morning he complained of
pains in his legs, which his physician said
were caused by infiammatory rheumatism.
From the limbs the pains entered his
body, and eventually went to his heart,
an1 proved fatal.
the deceased was at one time a police
officer in this City. He served four years
on the force. He was appointed in 1864,
and was removed by the McCoppin-P Provins
gullotine in 1868. He was native of
Ireland, coming to the United States with
his parents when a mere child. He had
been for number of years sexton of the
Church of the Advent when that structure
was on Howard street, and had been a
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
NEW TO-DAY.
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consumption
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for'Loss of Flesh and all Conditions of Vast
ing. BY its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been PERMANENTLY CURED. So
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crease its usefulness and make known its great
merits, propose TO SEND TWO BOTTLES
FREE TO any reader who will write me their
Express and PoStoffice address. Sincerely,
T. A. SLOCUM, NC,
iS3 Pearl ST., New York.
When writing the Doctor; please state you read his
letter in this paper and oblige-THR EDIToR.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
An Idle Scayencer,

The bowels act the part of a scavenger, inasmuch
as they remove much of the debris, the waste
effete matter of the system. When they grow idle,
negectful OF duty, 1t Is Of the utmost impor;an
that they should be impelled to activity. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters effects this desirable OBJ
ject without gripping them like drastic purg
The Bitters is also efficacous for malaria bilious.
dyspeptic and kidney trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
Teachers, Warrants.

The claims OF teachers for the month of
March will be paid this morning by Treasurer
Widber on presentation OF warrants.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
MRS. FRANK WEST DIES
A Cousin of the Princess Poniatowski
Passes Away After Long
Illness.

IdSSeB Away After u Long
Illness.
Mrs. Frank West, wife of the wealthy
vineyardist of Stockton and daughter of
j. L. Sperry of the Calaveras Big Trees,
died last evening at the Occidental Hotel.
The lady had been sick for many months.
About ten days ago her husband. think
ing change of climate might help her,
brought her to this City. she appears to
have taken little cold, however, for in
stead of getting better she rapidly got
worse. For day or two previous to her
death she was very low. Four physicians
were in attendance. Mr.. and Mrs Sperry
arrived from the Big Trees yesterday, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George West, the parents of
Frank West, also came from Stockton.
The deceased lady was the cousin of
Mrs. Will Crocker of this City and of the
Princess Poniatowski. George West, the
father-in1aw, is the owner of the Ell Pine
vineyard, Stockton.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04

again on second charge. He said he in
trouble and he had saved the State the
expense of two trials. He herefore asked
the court to be merciful. His plea gained
him two years. Judge Wallace had him
slated for three and half years, but he
gave him one and half instead.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
AMuSE EMENTS.

BALDWIN THEATER.-" Monte Crsto."
CALIFORNIA TBEATER-f'FriendS.'
COLUMBIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
NoRoscos oPERA-HoUsE-"The Red Pocket
book
1JVoII OPERA-HoUsF--"SaidP Pasha'
dRTHEUM.-High-ClassV Vaudeville.
GROWERS RIcAYAB.-"The Homestead.
The ACDIToRIUM-Corner of Jones and EDDY
streets-The Georgia Mins.rels.
MACDoSoUSR 1HEATER (OAKLAND)-Anna Eva
Fay.
SUTRo COMFY IsLAND-Grand Athletic Exhioi'
lion and Concert.
SHOOT THE CHUTEs-Dniy at Halght street.
Gle block east of the Park.
l1ClFlC CoAsT JOCKEY CLuB-Races.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04

Hayes. Thomas Jenning, J. V. Andler, DIR. c. J.
McGovern. NJ. R. Nicholson, NJ. A. Cussins,
Frank ]. Kane, D. Harte, George Jennings, J.
F. Wickman, John j. Kelly, Dr. w. H. Sieberst.
]. II. Dillon. Thomas r. Harney. Frank NJ
King, John A. Boyter, Eugene McGinn.
John Phast, farmer near Elizabeth,
W. Va, was using double-sided ak chop
ping wood. In its descent the blade struck
wire clothesline, swerved. and struck
Phast in the face, killing him instantly.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
PeraIta-Reayia Case.

Andreas Santoval and Jose Valencia were
yesterday held for conspiracy in connection
with the Peralta- Reavis case. Their examina-
tion has been going on for several days before
United States Commissioner Heecock. This
morning they will apply for writ of habeas
corpus before Judge Morrow, and in this way
hope 10 save themselves from going to New
Mexico to answer the charge.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04

member OF the Grand Jury preceding the
present one. He leaves widow and three
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04
AUCTION SALES.

BY ]. c. MUTHER-This day Saturday, Fur
niture, at 52l Mason street, at IL o clock.
BY s. BAsCH-This day Saturday, Barber
Shop, at $50 Sulter street, at 80 O'CLOCK
BY f. :. SPEAR & Co.-Monday, April 8, Un-
claimed Merchandise at 81 and 33 Sutter street,
Rt 10 o clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-04-04

Extracts from the European newspapers
are read to King Menelek of Abyssinia by
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

The sacrament of the Lords supper will be
administered in connection with evening
service.
First Presbyterian Lincoln and Grotto-
Pastor, William E. Farmer, will preach in
the morning at 10:S0 subject, Hebron" No
evening service.
Woodland Park Baptist, Selby and Arundel
Morning service 1890, Rev. ]. B. Murch.
of minneapolis, win preach; subject, .sThe
Work of the Holy Spirit" ~ as
Advenusts-The Seventh Day Adyentists of
this city hold services every seventh. day 3 or
saturday At Waceuta Street chapel, between
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

Rev. Maurice D. Edwards, D. D., will preach
at 1880 a. m; in the evening will unite in
union service at Park Congregational church.
Ninth Presbyterian, Harrington and Ed
Misunderstanding, 1890 a. m.
First Baptist church, Ninth and Wacouta
Services, 1890 a. m. and .. m. morning
subject, Christ. the Savior OF All Men, but
Specially of Some;r evening, Faith Only
English Lutheran Church of the Redeemer.
Lafayette and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 1o:45 a.
m No evening service.
House Of Hope, PrssbyterfaA-Rev. George
A. Howard. d. D.. Of Catskilf. N. Y, Win
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

Eighth and Ninth, at II 30 Also Sunday
evening service at o'clock Subject of this
evening as follows: THE New Earth; or The
Kingdom Promised to Be Saved Will Be a
Literal Kingdom" Prayer service on
Wednesdays at p. m.
Grace M. E., Burr street-M. G. Shuman.
pastor, will preach at 80 on The Spirit of
christi; at p. m. Rev. G. L. Conley will
preach at the union service.
Pacific Congregational. Ackers Istreet-Rev.
sJ,s L. Mott. of St. Louis Parksswill preach
morning and evening at 1890 and g.
"a Dayton Avenue Presbyterian1-Ths pastor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

preach tomorrow morning. Rev. c. W. scovel
will preach in the evening; subject, 1.-THE
Unreached Coal
Bates Avenue NJ E., Rev. W. ". Jameson
pastor-Services. 1890 g. m. and D. m. Mrs
Aikenhead at 1920, and the pastor at g.
Westminster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
evening services at usual hours. Rev Dr.
Allison will preach at both services.
Memorial English Lutheran, Sixth near Ex-
change. Alex. J. D. Haupt pastor-Services
at 1880 am. No evening service Morning
theme, 'aThes Stranger" ani7
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

The pastor, f.. e. Jensen, will preach at 1890
a. m. on the theme, Wages and the Gift"
No evening service.
Emmanuel Baptist, Rev. C. C. Markham,
pastor-Morning subject Feeding the Hun
CRY MuItitude;" evening subject, "A Sure
Harvest, or Reapfng What We Sow"
Plymouth Summit and Wabasha, Rev. Wat
son B. Willard, Professionalism service at
1890. No Afternoon service. Bicycles
checked
~ St James Church, Lawson and De Soto
Streets. Rev. j. O. Ferris, RecterAHdfy Eu-
ecHaTfst. 30 q m: Sunday school, $50 AZ m;
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

morning prayer, litany and sermon, II a. m. !;
service and sermon p. IN.
First NJ. E.-Rev. J. Frank Stout, ID. D.,
will preach at 1890 a. M; subject, "A Stray
Beatitude."
Goodrich Avenue Presbyterian, Rev. John
Pringle, Pastor-Morning service, 1926; sub
tect, "A City's Opportunity" Evening serv-
ice, 8; subject, Gold Water
ST. Peters German Lutheran, Armstrong
and Victoria-A Polish Lutheran service will
be held at 1880 o. m. Rev. A. Agather, OF
Sank Rapids. viii preaehs 1890 "a. m, Car
man service and holy communion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12
SUNDAY SERMONS.
Announcements of the Various Pull
pits for Today.

Park Congregational. Holly and Mackubin-
Morning at 1890. sermon by Prof. Hunting-
ton, of Northfeld; evening, union services of
hill churches; evening sermon by Rev. Ne. d.
church, subject, THE Sum of Duty"
Clinton Avenue M. E.-Preaching at 1913
o. M. by Rev. w. N. Jameson, and at s
p. m. by DR.. w. X. Marshall, presiding elder.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12

Ladies' Oxford Ties
Dongola Kid or Goat, black
Of tan, regular price 20
e1.6o. Clearing Sale VOC
Price ...... -
The evening times., 1896-11-10
TAKE ELEVATOR.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
NORTHEAST.

Sa.OOO list. NE. NEAR ST; BRICK:
q rooms, lot 14x9o; in good cSndi, ;o1t,
~@ ooo-MoRRIs PLACE NE; BRICK;
rooms and bath, lot 16x95 to 10
foot alley, can be bought on monthly pay,
ments. lsf'
6 rooms; bath aud cellar VII entertain
an offer. tISS)
Sa.OOO-LoCATED ON II ST. NE.
HET 12TH AND 18TH STS.-6-room
and bath: brick; lot is 25x1 40, with stable
any one else having number or horses.
t433J
sa.ooo-MoRRIs PLACE NE.-sev.
eral new bricks, rooms, bath and
cellar; A. N. l.: 5000 cash: balance monthly.
Sexoo-1eTH ST. NE. BET. ANDE
ECozy, new home; pressed brick:
rooms and bath: from and rear porches.
i273j
60 oROO-Fiae corner. reduced; new
house: stone trimmings: 8 rooms and
hath: within two squares of IL street cable
line: this is u beautiful home. 1Ss)
co aOn-l2THST NE; ;rRESS BRICK.
stores. rooms and bath: lot; 1ssx
Go sOO-E ST. BET. 4TH AND 9TH
Ne Brick. stories. rooins and bath:
Sa.7oo-M :; ~ ST. NE. BET; 4rH AND
ffFTa- Brick and stone. 6 rooms ,sa, and
S2.7oo-DELAwARE AVE; BRICK.
rooms; terms to suit. t24s)
60 1Oo-l433 ST. NE.-Press brick.
BAY window. rooms, bath, and
S"soo-1aTH ST, NEAR Q NE:
fraine. 8 rooms, bath and cellar: in good
conditions; terms easy. t67)
$2.oOO--12TH ST. Ne, BET. D AND
E.-br4ck, rooms ana pain; a. III. /;
terms. 500 cash. balance sso per month
sSsoo14TH ST NE. BETWEEN E
concrete ceilar,a- IN Il: terms tosuit t324j
CO EoO-I3TH AND EMERSON SITS.
-Several brick houses; rooms and
hath: submit terms. t53J
So6OO-12TH, NEAR E ST. Ne
BhcE; looms and bath: 500 cash;
balance SO per month t92J
CO AOO-NEARH ST CABLE. NORTH
e,,st06 rooms and bath, 500 cash.
balance S25 per month. t2I6l
S2.aOO-PARk PLACE NE.-6 rooms
and bath: lot is l6Xl0O TO wide alley,
steadily rented at SIC per month: good
snysstnept (341I
co oOO-15TH ST. NE, NEAR F;
BRICK; s rooms and bath; a. IN. i. t4u3l
co 600 18TH ST. NE. Above Florida
ave-: s rooms and BATH $500 cash; bal, s,,
ance monthly. tloo'
Co.OOO-6TH ST. Ne. BETWEEN G
AND Il sTs.-4 rooms; only one;half
square from cable line. 1919
SoOOO-l2TH ST. NE; FRAME. i
rSoSs and BATH $500 cash. balance aInY
moOoO-12TH. NEAR ST. NE.-6
rooms and bath, only $500 cash re-
quired. toi'
oko-13TH ST, NEAR F ST
Neal b. room and bath, brick, 22 feet
front, This is a bargain for some one.
We can By special arranseme mt sell This to
colored people. 4So'
aOo-l222LI LINDEN ST-NE., BRICK,
& rooms; a IN. l.; terms easy. Gsl
S1SOO-2D ST. NE. BETWEEN
AND II STS.-6-rooIn house; 1s feet
front: rented at S14 per mouth; good
Investment: easy terms. t2eS)
x1aoo-LINDEN ST. NE.-6-room
Drics; submit terms te4)
S1.SOO-66 G ST. NE .-Fiveroum
frame, in good condition; will make
the Jcrids to suit you. t3S4)
$1,000 $500 LINDEN ST. NE;
brick, 8 rooms; in iirst-ciass condition. a
good investment 'oo'
Sl.5OO-12TH ST. NE, BET Q AND
sIs.; frames. : storesi rooms,
lots I6x9S to 12-foOt a-.ey; stable on each
lot: can be bought on l"onthly payments
.AOO-F ST NE. BET. 12TH AND
3TH STS.-Brick, rooms and bath;
i6 feet front. $3.50 cash; balance monthly;
.2oO-M st. NE. BET. 2sTH AND
18Th SITS. q frames, containing 3
rooms each' io'' I4-'Ai''' SD''''' (ea5)
The evening times., 1896-11-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
sOUTP WEST AND SOUTHEAST.
Our Business

Is to attend to your business, If you want
to buy real estate. If you do not see what
you want in tbis column let US know, and
we will find it for You. A letter to US Will
be promptly attended TO-
SO. o.oOO-E. CAPITOL ST, NEAR 9Th
ST-Pressbrick, with mar Die tr1mminSs,
containing rooms and bat afh.IuiaaSe neat
stationary wash tubs the front is Il ,aGa, aset,
So.oOO-Fine brick residence, near the
Capitol: IL II rooms and BATH; fuERSSe agoSs
g. G. OoO-1os G ST. sE.-Brick of 10
rooms; bath. cellar: lot is 2Ox1l5 to
2O-fooI alley; furnace, 2-Story brick stable
on rear of lot; an unusual chance. l437
Sy.oOO-s1H 81. 81, BET u AND H
rooms: under rent of $40; terms to srit.
se.soo-csT. Sc. BET, sTH AND 9TH
,aSat' bath snd stove; under rent of SAC 1Ss5 gs5
SS.2so-11TH ST. Sc. NEAR ST
Brick. 6 looms. a. m. il terms easy.
AVE. Sc:
-Business property and residence: Well
located; lot 20xl1l; brick store and 8
SA.Eoo-coR. 11TH ST. AND Pa.
AVE. sE.-Brick. rooms and bath;
newly papered and painted throughout;
a m. J.; rents for $3.50 per month. terms term,
To 9utk N6OSJ
SAEoo-11Tu ST. Sc. NEAR A
Pressed brick, 8 rooms and bath; VIII
rent for $25 per month. t52)
SA.ROO-Submit terms and We will do
the rest: rooms and bath; cellar;
near 10th and b sts. 30. t216)
&a.76O-Storc aud rooms, near Sd
aud sts- Sc. db9)
Sa.6oO-12TH ST. Sc, NEAR LIN
modern residence; on lot lsx77. to alley;
accommodating terms t272)
sace9O sace9Or1sTas, s,s,r. ST. Sc, la BET Is T:a.a, A AND
rooms and bath; u. MI t272)
$4,000 EACiI-I ST. Sc. BET. 9TH
AND 7TH-Two bricks. containing
rooms each; recently built a. M l. tez% t1g,
to suit. VSl
Sa.AOO-1sT ST. AND KENTUCKY
AVE. sE.-six rooms and bath. cellar;
Terms to suit purchaser; nc! sE Nr.p eTaSt 1902
rooms: lot lis 16xI15. aud faces two
streets; house can be built ON rear of lot.
sa.aoo-11TB ST. Sc, BETWEEN =
iSSF F-6 rooms and bath; brick. (356)
Sa.2SO-ONE SQUARE FROM NEW
LIBRARY-6 rooms and bath; cellar;
.s.as Ss.m1OO"i1TH y. ST. Sc; BRICK. 5
Stories, rooms and basement; terms
e tSSasw0oo-11TH sw AND PA. AVE. Sc;
front; under rent, $50. 90 per month; q m.
/ (231)
Sa.OOO-sO5 Sd ST. sE.-Brick.
rooms, and bath. l469l
S3.OOO--PA. AyE. Sc: BETWEEN
able; 6 rooms and bath. t23D
S2.0OO-7TH ST. Sc. BET. @ AND
Il STS Brick; looms, hath. cellar.
(43Sl
S2.6OO-l1TH AND N SITS. sE.-7
rooms and bath; convenient to the navy
yard. (27Ol
go .kOO-N ST. Sc, BET. 18th AND
l2TH-Frame:T e: Z rooms and hath. t2T0)
&2.aEOlIVY ST. SE--Brick; 6 rooms
and bath, nice house. (4s4
The evening times., 1896-11-10
FOR SALE.
SUBURBAN HOMER
So OO-BROokLAND, ID .C.-1O-room
ctnr,s and cellar comDlpJely established

S6.OOO-BROoKLA ID .C.-1O-room
store and cellar; completely established
bakery plant; under lease OF $50 per month;
oil the lexington and b. D. K. X. lines.
will exchange for small house in city; lot
SS.SOO-BRo BRooKLANp-Corner house
OF rooms; lot is 5Ox1Oo; Will trade
5000 O~TAKoMA PARK IL ,oUU feet
OF ground; improved by a modern g.
room frame: $1,000 cash; balance os 70 suit
S4.SOS-FoREsTG GLEN-Modern con-.
Portable mouse Of . rooms, on lot
125x2Oo, $500 cash. balance 500 Per
S3.3oO-RIvERDALE, MD.-s-r room
corner house; lot is 6Ox1 so; easy terms
facing north. on St bet I'd and Sd;
9 rooms aud bath; monthly payments Of
S4:ooo-LANepoN-Near Langdon
bath; 1900 feet of ground; $500 cash;
balance S25 per month: a. nj. i. 194
S3.6OO-IA KOMA -7-room frame, in
thorough order; lot s5x30O. 1859
&3.ooo EnDALc fARK SIN iuIleS
from Washington, on b. o. X. R.
Comfortable Groom cottage, recently built.
OH lot 6Ox15O; heated by iatrobes' can be
bought on easy terms. ta61)
&3.2OO-TAKOMA PARKS squares
Ir0in electric r. R.: comfortable g.
room cottage in perfect condluon; lot 5Ox
ZOOs plenty sDade teooJ
and bath, lot is 5Oxl5O; can make
terms easy. t2S7)
OO-RIvERDALE PARK-Seven
large rooms and cellar; lot is 4Oxl so:
only $500 cash required. t241)
SS. S.OOO-BROOkLAN D. C.-Less
than cost; cheapest property In village;
frame tnew); rooms and attic; large
summer Kitchen stables. poultry house, car
riage house, etc, including horse. COW.
buggy. wagon. poultry, fruit. garden. etc:
lot 60x16O. Q2Sl
OO-ECKINGToN-oN CINCIN-
NATI ST BET Sd AND 4TH-Cot.
tage OF rooms on lot 60ISo. tlSo)
S2.ROO-RIvERDAL PARK-Com-
Portable cottage: z rooms: lot 4Ox 90:
easy payments tS4I,
nine rooms and table: lotS0x20o. .t35Ii
&2.6OOADEL RAY-Eear Alexandria.
Va, on Mount Vernon Railway; lot 5Ox
11b; Improved by G7-room cottage. with
modern improvements; heated By furnace nda
Sx.ooo-RosEDALE. 10TH ST; NE,
Six rooms O4cJ
The evening times., 1896-11-10
Southern Railway.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
(schedule in effect June IA. 1861
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania

(schedule in effect June IA. 1se6)
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
s a. n. DAILY, local f6f Danville connects
at Manassas int Strasburg. daily. except
Sunday, and at Lyncnphrg with the Nor
folk and western. aalIy, and with IN. the Ches1 s,
apeake and Ohio, daily. Tor the Naturai
m IT'S @ a. in. ADaily. ihs UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL; carries Fuflman buIIet Sieep-
eTS NEW n,ng fork al anq ssis1rH With Pullman
Sleeper for Asheville ard Hot Springs, N;
G.. knoxyile and ChsttSnooga iesnar Isnn;. ana Ioq
aurSsta e. Ssasfssf anti su seepes
ton to Galveston, TeXG'yia Montgomery.
New Orleans and Houston, and Pullman m
4:ui D. m.NLocaI for Front Royal. River
ton and Strasburg. dai1y except SUNDAY
~ F. p sofs f%sHiNaT9N Isl ASb
UTHWESTERN, EEsTIBULED. LIN.
TIED. composed Of Isullman Festlbnled
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Tampa. via Charlotte, Columbia, Savannah
phis phi via Birmingham. New York to New
Orleans via Atlanta and Montgomery; Yes
tibuled day coach Washington to Atlanta.
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TRIMS 6N WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington 9:Ol a. m.
day. and 6:26 D. M. Sunday only, for
Round Hill: AZ. p. ~. dany, except Sum
day, for Lessburg. and 6:25 .. m. daily for
Herndon. Returning. arrive at Washing
ton S:26 a. m. and 500 p. m. daily. from
Round Hill, and 7:06 q. m. daily, except
daily, except Sunday. from LeesburR.
Through trains from the South arrive at
Washington 6:42 a.. m:, 2:2O p. m, and
1000 a. m, daily, except Sunday, and
$40 a. M, daily. from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and In
1900 Pennsylvania avenue and at Penn.
oylvaDia Railroad Passenger Station.
W. IL. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. n. CULP. Traffic Manager.
W. A. Turk, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. s. BROWNsGen.AGentP Pass. DenA