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New iQrk and Boston All Rail.

y. =, \. TT. y IT. r. K ana I0nncclOns,
from Grand Central station.
ICaya. by WAY of Due.
0;Ol A. 81, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50 J.. ~.
10 uu A. NJ, +'N"w london amt Providence, = 90 r. III.
lO:U3 A VI New london and Providence. 4.8O I. NJ.
II 90 A. NJ, pringiIcli aHd Worcester J;SO T.. VI.
ly:OO NJ. Sprugue.d "a aud Worcester, 6;S1 T.. N.
u 900 l.. NJ, Air Line and y. l.. 4. r., 600 4. NJ.
l;u2 J.. NJ, S"w London and Providence. T 10 J.. NJ.
B:OUI. NJ, New London ami Providence 400 y. NJ.
4.Our. NJ, springfield and Worcester, lOiOOP. ".
300 l.. NJ, 'Ntw London ami Providence, 90 y. VI.
II 100 l.. NJ, 'Sprln.rid and Worcester, S'i5 A, ~.
l2:uO i. ~ 'Ncw ONION and Providence, b;25 A. II.
sRuus daily, nCludiny sunday.
+-ay Stuto Limited AL par.or cars; fare 81 incud.
ing puriOr ear seat.
:Air Line limited; arrives and departs from Park
Squlr- station, EUStOn. Return service same hour
and by same rUGtr.
Inrougn parlur or sleeping cars by each train,
q. n. LlEMIsL u. Llen. LAAa ARanL.
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CARPET CLEANSING,

STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND MOVING vANa
THE THos J. STEWART CO.,
,o6+ broadway, N. vi l,21S Bedford av BrookIyni
hrs And 9th BtA jersey City. Telephone cUnnoctIon.
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IEHlGH Valley RAILROAD.


OiiO A. NJ. daily Sundays A. NJ for MACCH
CHI Nix and Intermediate stations.
s,15 A. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA. RoCHES
1tk. BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION
dining car 10 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Vestibulo
Sleeper to Chicago.
HOO A. NJ, daily. except Sunday. for MAUcH
CliC Nm and Intermediate points Connections for
Reading nnd Harrisburg
sIa"'S hi sMoSD EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo Ia L. ". Through cars to Rochester
pullman Nestihuied Day Coaches and Parlor Cars
Dinlng cnr service. Meals a la carte.
1910 T. NJ. daily. except Sund'". for Easton and
1;iO y. ". daily. except Sunday. for L. and b.
u y ZION. stopp!ng only AT principal Intermediate
stations; chair cars 10 WllErSbarre.
BfbO u. VI. sundays only for Mauch CHUNK and
4iiO =. VI. daily. except SUNDAY, for l.. and r.
JUNCTION and principal intermediate stations. Pull
man Buffet raror Car to Wilkesbarre; connections
for pn'tsvillc.
5iI6 P. NJ. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
tion-. Chair car 30 Erston
6tIOT. NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West. Pullman sleeper. VestiDuled
train y. y. 10 Chicago Sleeper to buffalo and To-
rontn Conncctions FOR Reading and HARRISBURG
DiDO I. u. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCKIES
West Pullman Sleeper TO Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car TO Wtlkrsbarre.
intcrmUd ate points.
Adittonal local trains daily except sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points. leave MS
follows: 300 A. NJ, 23O p NJ. 4:20 p NJ, and $50
L. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 235. 279
pil and 1928 roaiway, ~ Fast lith ST. 100 f. l25th
st. l21 Bnwery. New YORK: $40 Fulton 81. Court ST.,
y. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Ea V 1Hhe~ " VHs@1@ 60
u II RAIbR AID.
STATIONS Go 20 oc q ns eTnHd' Streets
$hESsTF$sfsi
Srr ThSso @ SsSs
S4S NJ LoHisy'jiS a;iO p NJ St Louis S'it p
$500 AZ? r .''S n. CHlcAGo i q AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
",pns "a D'anE cars to ss LSns touivsf s
,oS s r. wTSTRES Ei$fEfsss,e.p,ns b and
&c a. e III fsPk K s., sHy
rvs R nns Cars 70 iha w. naanapos nnS is
% 5ss,ss s;ef
WxsiSGTSS r9 !T'Ss? SS S9fTGy FIFE SOUTH
% Gnni IL Ps1 PsrGr SnS bnins cas-, so
nsS sS PanS samaa Sns' 'Ho spHRt p
s6 isis SsiS sss:nsr.
o srrnss Frs Ia:5 % His' dally ] sisspefs BiFmins
F EsEsn SS5 H. sS sny Sleeper
ciiEsAfEaEE' &S.oH1o RAILWAY; Express $500 P NJ.
SiS5gR5 HfG and H%S
Shares ]Shar,es KGnte @ a; NJ week days and' with ihro"sh
ATIsSTic CITY. 100 P. NJ. week days. Through
rdR OK Ca cAPh hriGs MAT. l:oo p NJ week days
FeS' as l.lS; $isS ssS !,an s5S y;
n's5as'G fon 81 AisIfi f1li, o'so M
$500. 80, 3. $50, $3.50. 90 renna limtedl. lod0
DINING Car. IL A. NJ. IL. l. 2:l0 g. Z, 4:3O. @3O
dining Carr 5:2O DINING Car. Dining Carr. 1850,
s:PP. NJ. i5nght, SUNDAYS, 6;l5. $50; 9, 9:91;
90 Limited, 10 II A. NJ. 2 Dining Carl. 4, y 80
dining Carr $50 Dining Carr, Dining Carr. 7:45.
s,9P NJ. l2;l night
Ticket Oflices Nos AIS 04+ 1885, 1928. III and 28l
broadway Astor House. and foot OF DesOrosseS and
Cortiandt SITS Court st. $50 Fulton St, SS Broad.
way ana BROOKLYN Annex Station. foot OF Fulton
St. Brooklyn: Station. Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company Will cali for ind check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
s. VI. PROVOST. J. K. WOOp
Manager General Pass'r Agent
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave New York. foot Of Liberty ~. daily
GMlCAG0, !;lO !, NJ ami I2:l ngat.
PITT St RGli, 3 suck sun. Oh sun, 1919 night.
ul>tlANAIhsL Lollo. 10 90 A NJ, $500 Y. II.
WAsHlNGruN. BALTIMORE. s;l5, 10 Dining Car.
II 80 A, NJ. Mug az G.Uu, 3.au Dinlng Car
5'o0 DINING Car, 900 r. u !? / ; night. Sunday
lu3uu tlininH carr II ~ A. 81. tDlnns Carr, z 90
dining Carr, bUO tDsnlns Car. 600 A. ~, l2l5
night
SORFoLK. II 30 A. NJ daily
NEW ORLEANS. Through sleeper. 500 7. n. daily
All trains are Illuminated win Pintsch light.
OIiicss llJ, lT2, zDl 4l5, llt0 broadway, 81 East
lNth St. l27 BoMery, New York 83v. 34& Fulton St,
baggaGe checked from hotel or EosidsRoe 10 destinA
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aailliueru aud q, i. ,ahtus.

SEA-. GARMENTS rsGIsd rsRA !. or sltsrsa ls.s
Sl- New York. late with ounthsr'S boni. bth en-
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Thomas W. Morley OF Paterson won the princi.
pal prize at the regular hSe-biTd shoot OF the New
Utrecht Gun Club. at woodawn Park, on satnr.
day. Morley and "Conny" Furgueson tied in tho
shoot on. The regular club shoot resulted In tie
for the badge between Cornelius Ferguson, Jr..
and DR.. William Wynn. In the shoot on, miss and
out. the former won On the seventh round Sum.
each. for club badge, three classes. handicap rises
Cornelius Ferguson. Jr. class 4, 80 yards, o; Dr.
class b. 22 yards, .; Louis Davenport. class A. 81
Morley. class A. 81 yards. Z; John Gaughen. class
Rindfsw VI water "iH F. syEe: & class class 2s yards. g.
withdrew; W. s. Allen. class u. 20 yards, 9. with
drew.
Second Event-Ten live birds each. three classes.
hancicap rises. Glass AA, 80 yards: Morley. 10;
ynyinp1T Dr. wnR = o. yfe ea' WIN
drew on the sixth round. Class q, 20 ynrds: "Con-
%thdrew on third m round EdGy. s. WiphdreW on
third round; Deacon. ..
Third Event-sw@epstakes a. fve live birds each.
Jones. o; "conny" Fergurson, 5; Li,tlereli. 0;
Fourth Event-snoot on OF tic in the club
shoot. miss and out C. Ferguson, Jr., z: DR..
fftn, Eyent-shoot OF Of t'e for tho cup. miss and
out; T A3gtnG; vtn 81 SONY ,a ret%EnSsGn % e.
Among those present were Louis II. sehortemeier
First Event-Sweepsrakes at ten targets each
known traps and augies. Warren II. Thompson
l0;:William f. skidmore, 0; Dr. Weber, o; +. r.
Dudley. -.
Second Event-same conditions. Frank Baron
o; F. 4. Thompson. o; Dudley. .; SchortemoIer, D.
Third Eveut-Same conditions. w. II. Thomp
son. =; DR.. Weber, +: Skidmore, 8.
Fourth Eyent-Same conditions. w. II. Thomp
son. Y; Skidmore. y; Dudley, z; J. schenck Rem.
sen. u schortemeier, o: DR.. Weber, IS; Baron. D:
+. a. Thompson. ).
Firh Evcnt-Same conditions schorte meier
0: w. II. Thompson, o; +. A. Thompson, y.
There were four other events. In which the hon
ors were divided.
The Indian Gun Club OF brooklyn held rs regu.
lar live bird shoot at Dexter Park on Saturday
afternoon during heavy rain storm. strong
wind also prevailed. A team shoot however, took
place, F. Buckman's team winning by nve birds.
The
Crafts Team--James b. Craft, I; George W, Long
8: John II. Chasmer, 10. Total. 10.
Buckman,s Team.Frej A. Buckman, 8; Frank
S, Scott, 10; Harry T. Porter. q. Total, "a.
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corlry Carrie. or the West Side non or


The West Side Al C.s last monthly games OF tho
season were neld ut tho clubs ground, West Fifty
fourth street. yesterday morning. In spite OF the
dsagreeable weather there was quite n large crowd
present r. J. Corey carried on the honors OF tho
season with tairty eight points Summary OF events
follow.
siSiy.yard Dash, Handcap-won by J. onderdonk.
ward; W. Weinbract. yard second; j. Donoghue.
yRrIs. third. Time, 10 rOnds.
One.me Walk HiSldi,aD-,Won by J, Lair, scratch:
H. o6ertyhesinE; W seconds, second j. Ladd. ~
Four hundred and dG0riyyard Run. Novice - Won
by h. uebnhard. J. Camp'"n second, j. BeRgs third.
SIX hundred,yhrd Run. Handicap Won by r. Corley,
scratch Onderlonk 90 yards, second; J, Donoghue
10 yards. third. Time mnut" ~ second,
One-Inlle Run, Haudicap-Won by T., Mackry.
scrntch j. Greer no yards. second j. Donoghue 100
yards. third. Time. minutes seconds.
Kunnng Broad Jump, HandicHp-WOn by p. Corley
Ia incnos actual jump ~ feet 81 inchcsi Al. FIiH.
RihbOnS. ~ Inches second. actual jump II feet 10
inchesi j. DonoBhue scratch third. with 10 feet
inches
Pole Vault 4andIcap-won by A. Andersen, scratch,
with 0rret b1nchrsi j. Gross, inches cOnd, with
feet; f. Hock, 10 lnches. third with feet Inches
a, The tool points for the season tollowsi = corley
70; =. Mackry, ~; y. Konler 4s J: Underwood. Is:
~ kegan, 10; n. Wehric, i6i H. GebhArd, IL; j.
Greer. 10.
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DELAWARE ,!L,A,.KAWANNA AND
stations In New York, Fout OF Hnrciny aud
Ch-istOnhrr SITS.
FrT IIHS PiSI'st,H LIGHT


EESTIBClE TRAINS, PULLMAN BUF-
FEr CARS, PISTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route TO Srwark, bloomfield. MOntclalr the
Oranges summit, Bernardsvlc, llask ling Ridge, Nadi-
son. Norrstown. rassni. Paterson. Boont9n, Dover.
nackettstown: Schoocys Mountain. Washington,
Phillipsburg. FaSton Water Can Stroudsburg Pecono
Mountain. scranton Ptston. Wilkesbarre Nanticoke.
Dnnvir. Northumberland, MontrOsc, Bnghaniton,
oxford. Norwich, watrrville, Etca Klchhed Springs
Cortland, syracuse, OswcEu, Ithaca. Owego Elmira,
Corning Bath lansvilic lufao, and all points West.
Northwest aud SOuthwrst.
SOD a. M.-BiaEhamton Mall. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. NJ Cafe earl Buffalo. Scranton. Bing.
buffet pHrlor ears. Connecting AT buffalo with
trains for CHICAGO and points West.
800 i. N.-,tufe carD Scranton. Binghamton. and
rlnITh FNprrss. Pullman pnrlor Cars
100 Il, N. scranton. WiiKcsbarre, and Plymouth
FSpr"ss. Pullman butfct pnrlOr
7ttO II. M 'naiy l--Iiuffaln Nestihule Limited Rx-
press FOR scranton BinR'amion. Elmra Buffalo.
Pullman hu1ct slr"ping ear. Connecting at buffalo
win trans Tor Chicago ami points West.
0;3O j.. NJ .-llaiIyI--lunalo, scranton. bingham
ton, Ithaca tiCL syracuse, and osweSo Express.
Pullman hunCt .cpcTs.
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodations Mt Henry
Gaze Sons, Ltd, ll5 broadway II Park place anu
I"H broadway Tickets At ferry stations gag Broad.
way, IL 18th cor lYth ST. ~ West l25th ST.. 236
Columbus av Nrw York; liS and 72:i Fulton St. and
lOb broadway, lrooki,n Time tables giving full IN.
formation nj all stations
WeEtcOtts EAbrrss Company viii call for nni check
baggage fIO hotel residence TO destination.
The sun., 1896-10-05

Out vive-E. Klucken. 2O3; II. Klucken, 17o
Flynt. l5l; L. SPAIN, 1877 A. klucken l+2 To
tai, S32.
Melrosc - Blossnnld. 1853: schoomaker. l63
tai, 162.
The sun., 1896-10-05

sPRISTED MATTER. ETC.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays take
Printed Matter, etc. for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts oe
Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. etc. for
Europe. Cunard steamers on Saturday take
Printed Matter etc. for Great Britain and ireland.
aud Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc, for
other parts OF Europe. American and French line
steamers take Printed Matter etc. for all ooun.
tries for which they are advertised to carry mail
The sun., 1896-10-05

De Long Alert. and Brevoort councils were the
contestants in the final games OF the first week 8
pluv OF the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tourney on
Saturday night. The scores follow:
The sun., 1896-10-05

corinthian-Brockcr, ~; Eek. 1853; Kaempf,
1877; Nj. Moller. 1856; Walter, It2. Total, 7sS.
Qu vive-E. Klnckcn, l3o; II. Klucken. l+s.
The sun., 1896-10-05

Rrevoort-Nimmo l25; Phippard, 99; Perine.
1872; George. 1877: Rozensrave, 152. Total. Olg.
De Long-Hera. l42; Jones. 1870; Boynton, l4o:
Blake, l26: Tamlyn. l92. Total. Osl.
The sun., 1896-10-05

A large crowd OF enthusiasts filled the oak alleys,
Fifth aud Tenth street, Brooklyn. IN Satur-
day night TO witness the opening games in Ehler 5
tourne;. The scores
The sun., 1896-10-05

De Long-Tera. 1sS; Jones. 14a; Roynton, I74
Blake 1853; Tamiyn. 1852. Total. III.
Alert. Wood, I5l; Wright, 1871 siddaM. l7s
Aldrich, ll5; II. Wood, 122. Total, Gu2.
The sun., 1896-10-05
THIRD GAME.

Alert-F. Wood. 1888; Wright. 1872: Sddali, 145
Aidrlch. 1877: II. Wood. 1873. Total. 700.
Brevoort-Simmo lO7; Phippari. 81: Prrine, 70; ;
George, los; Rozengrave, I3o. Total, ol5.
The sun., 1896-10-05

MeIrose-Blossheld, 1877; Schoomakcr. l44; Moore
head. 1877 Lawrence, loS; Taylor. l45. Total,
7.S.
. Corinthian-Rrocker. l45: Eek, l49: Kaempf,
1928; NJ. Moller, 1877: Walter l1U Total, 1882.
The sun., 1896-10-05

After the closing OF the Supplementary Trans Allan
tic malls named above, dtional supplementary
mails are opened ON the piers of the Americas.
English FRENCH ami German steamers and re-
man open until within ten minutes OF the hour
OF sailing OF steamer.
The sun., 1896-10-05
last SidA

OOD ST.. "a, 30, AND SO wEST.-FIrstclass board,
CZ handsome rooms we'll furnished; references
slD ST.. l43 WEST, nenr Barrett House.-Superior
fO board: newly decorated rooms back parlor;
table board: references.
I0D ST, ia wEsT.--New and handsomely fur.
To nished rooms with excellent board; references.
The evening times., 1896-01-10
MISTAKEN LEAP TO SAVE LIFE.
Rcscuer of Child From Fire Re
| Ceives Fatal Injuries.

Philadelphia, Jan. 10.-A mistaken idea
that dangerous fire threatened the life of
q two-ycar-old child, caused Jacob Schine-
fcldt to jump out of a second story window
OF No. 632 Catharine treet,-ycsterday, and
fatally injure himself. He held the sup
posedly endangered child, Sadie Cohen,
tightly in his arm as be jumped, and She was
uninjured.
No longer ago than Saturday last Schine-
fcldt distinguished himself at the fire at
Third and Gaskill streets, where be saved
three lives.
Schinefeldt was led to commit yesterdays
serious mistake by the odor of smoke which
he noticed coming from a front room of the
first floor. When he investigated he found
a small blaze caused by an overheated stove.
Onthesecond dfloorlives a family by the name
OF Cohen, and Schinefeldt knew that little
Sadie was still asleep her cot there.
He therefore rushed Immediately to the
room, and after wrapping the child up in
blankets ran toward the door. Then i'm
agIning that the flames were raging in the
hallway he jumped out of the window. He
turned as he descended and struck on his
back. His condition is considered danger
Gus at the Pennsylvania Hospital.
The evening times., 1896-01-10
Some Irish Bulls,

A collection of Irish bulls was published
recently by n contemporary. Here are
some of them: A certain politician. lately
condemning the government for their re-
cent policy concerning the income tax, is
reported to have said: They'll keep cut
ting the wool off the sheep that lays the
golden eggs until they pump it dry The
glorious work will never be accomplished
until the good ship Temperance will sail
frbm one end OF the land TO the other, and
with a cry of .victoryr at each step she
takes, shall plant her banner in every city,
town and village in the United Kingdom"
An Irishman. in the midst OF a TRADE
against landlords and capitalists. declared
that 'if these men were landed on an unin-
habited island, they wouldn't be there half
An hour before they would have their hands
in the pockets of the naked savages." Only
Q few weeks ago lecturer at q big meeting
gave utterance to the following: "All
along the untrodden paths of the future we
can see the footprints of an unseen hand"
An orator at one of the university unions
bore off the palm of merit when he declared
that "Thc British lion. whether 1t is roam
Ing the deserts OF India or climbing the for
esis OF Canada. Will not draw In Its horns
nor retire into its shell."-Household Words.
The evening times., 1896-01-10
DISSECTION OF WILLIAM III.
Curious Report of the Performance
From an Ancient Paper.
London Lancet.

The following is the account of the post
mortcm examination performed upon VIII
liam III. after the illness referred To in
our issue OF November %:
Report of the Physicians and Surgeons,
commanded to assist at the dissection of
the Body of the late King.
Upon the first view of the Body. before
dissection, the following appearances were
remar ka bic:
The Body in general was much enact
ated Both the Legs up o the Knees and n
little higher. as also the right hand and
arm as far as the Elbow, Were considerably
swcld.
thigh near the Hipp, n bladder full of water.
of the bigncsse of u small PulIets Egg, re-
sembling Blame.
Upon opening the Belly, the Cuts appeared
of Livid colour. and the bloud contained
in the vessels there of blackish; The quit
called Jlion had in some places, the markes
of a slight inflammation.
The Pancrcas, Mesentery, Liver, Gall
Bladder, Spleen, Kidneysand Stomach, were
all sound and without fault.
in the TiIoraX or Chest wee observed, that
the right side of the LobeS of the Lungs ad-
hered to the Pleura, and the Left, much
more, from which upon separation, there
ISSUED forth Quantitie of Liquor judged
TO be puruicDt OF frothy serum: The upper
Lobe of The left side of the Lungs and the
part of the Pieura aDnext TO it, We're in
flamed to a degree of modification: And
this wee locke upon as the immediate cause
of the kings death.
from the v.ntricles of the Heart and the
great b!oud vessels issuing out of them were
taken SEVERAL large tough ffleshlike sub
stances of the Kind called Poliiposer.
The Heart was of the smaller size, but
firm and strong.
Upon laying bare the right Collar bone,
wee found that 1t had bin broken neare the
shoulder and well sett, some Extravasted
bloud was lodged above and below the
Fracture.
The Brain was perfectly sound and with
out any signe of distemper.
1t is very rare TO find Body, with so lit
tie bloud, as was seen in this, there being
more In the Lungs, than in all the parts
besides putt together.
Signed HUTTON BLONBMORE
WELLINGTON BIDLOO
taDd others.)
Delivered to ye queen and councell, March
fifth, ITO 1-2. Dissection of the
Late Kings Body" In writing of later
date and in different Coloured ink, similar
to the sigDatures-''To his Grace the Duck
off Queensburry, &c, &C.,
The evening times., 1896-01-10
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND ]
STREETS.
In Effect january @, 1890.

ITED.-PuiIlnan Sleeping. Dining, Smok-
ing and Observation Cars, Harrisburg
to Chicago. Cincinnati, Indianap1iis;;, ;;,a 81
oao 6a:,S5 oa1 AZ y NJ. aaiFs.AaFs FAST sI1NE-puIlnan
B,lfst farior Car TO Harrisburg Parior
40 aHu % p. M. tii CmfCAGo AND ST. LOUIS
EXPRESS.-Pulhnan Buffet Parior Car
to Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
TO r. NJ. WESTERN EMPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Chicago, and
Harrisburg to Cleveland Dining Car to
Ito p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PRESS.-PuIhnan Sleeping and Gining
Cars to st. Louis, and Sleeping Car,
lO.4O p. M. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car 10 Pittsburg.
$50 A. AM M iiarala f4r hanf fas Gsnadndasea dans
1880 A. M. for Elmlra and Renova.
daily, except Sunday. For Williamsport
TOP. nj. for williamsport, Rochester.
BlrInlo ana Niagara Falls. daily, except
satgIday with Sleeping Snf,a eaF Washington
Kochester. BuTfaioand Mia CARA Falls, daily.
Sleeping Car Washington to Elnira.
r
East.
iGi3iTED. ."9baiIy. All Parlor Cars,
Eth piong IN anr Gap frSm Sar h2t%G5e hegs
Dining . Carr, 1905 Dining Carr.
%imlngleS ea& 11;So Dia%lns n$;s5. sa5 5G?' stG@
40, Go 10 d9 nin,nr ;q4 and Gar, lSS ao al a.
1905 Dining Carr, IL 90 Dining Car
from from Wiimingtonj A. NJ, i2.I5. s.I5,
40, Gao, 1000, and .35 T: NJ For
days, s.oI and ~ S;Ao !, =; a; 4 daily. For
Boston without change, Z 20 A. NJ, week
For Baltimore. 6 80, .O5, 20. $50. 900,
1000, 1905, 1880, LOO and II so A.
NJ, 1915, !2;4o, 201, 3,l5, $40, t4:0O
40, 1000, l0.49, 11:l5, and II .35
Io:e5. 1890 iI.oS. 4, 4 n, is.is, iY5.
$40 sos, $40, 7.iO, 1000, 1910.
For Pope's Greek Line, 7.2o a. m. and 4.ss
r9Ps P annapos a. aa,ly e7es 500 M, 1915 and
4.2o p. m. daily, except Sunday. Sum
DAYS, 800 a. n n,ae aad .se G,p,las ?; n; s,o.,,
Aisan!Ia for JacksonviIle and ST. Augustine, io.as
Pm. weekdays: Express for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4.3O A. NJ,
$40 p. NJ, daily. Richmond only, 1857
Accommodation M nm for Quant,co, 7.45 a. m.
daily, and 4.25 p. M. weekdays.
For Aiexandria, 80, 6.35, 7.45, $40,
$40. 1887, II.50 q. m, 1880, lao
and IL. .39 p. m. On Sunday at4. so, 7.46,
9.45 a. NJ, 2.45, 6.15, S.02 and 10. 10
Leave Alexandria for Washington, COB.
6.43, T.O5, 500, 8 10, 1915, i0.23 a. M.
100, 2.lb, 300, 3;23, 500, .E.3O, 6.IS'
zoe q. 20, s.io, 1852 and II ;Os p. M.
2.15, $50, 700, 7.20. s.10 and 1859
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets and at the station, Sixth and b
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Passenger AGENT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A special meeting of the stockholders OF
the Cross Manufacturing Company Is
called to be held January %, 1896, WE'D
NESDAY, at 3 y. m., at The office of the
company, 1O7 King street, Alexandria.
Va. for the purpose of reorganizing the
board Of directors W. A. DlsNEf,
SECRETARY. janS-2It
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CHURCH NOTICES.

NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner Ninth and ID streets northeast.
Pastor T. i. Bagicy viii preach at a m.
and 7:30 p. m. Evening subject, Religion
ia the Home" Y. =. s. c. Z. at G:aO p: ~.
EPIPHANY CHAPEL-Rcv. a. NJ. Hill
ikcr. in charge. Sunday school, $3.50;
morning service and Holy Communion, IL
evening service, 7:30. Seats free at all
services.
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wANTED-BOARD.

wANTED-Gen desires first
class board and room with Catholic
family; between 9Th and 18th, q and n.
Y. ave. Address X. S. T., this office.
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wAHrFp-rosrAcE srAMrs.

DEPARTMENT Stamps, all kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
cash prices given. q. F. DUNkHCRST.
1905 7th st. 0w. deSs-tf
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LOST-smai female dog. wearing Collar
with two bells; mouSc color: one eye.a
little sore. Reward. Address OWNER. this
office. II
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ISSUED Dec. %. 1S95-Estate of L.,oy
a. WilliaIna late of the DiSfrict :,

ISSUED Dec. %. 1S95-Estate of Lloyd
A. Williams, late of the District of
Columbia; No. 1926, Doc. 22.-Applica tion
having been made to the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia. holding Orphans
Court. for letters of administration on said
estate, by Rebecca Williams and Tyler
Williams. who pray that such letters may
give notice 10 oil concerned to appear in
said court on Friday, the 24Jh day of
January, A. D., 1896, at 10 O'Clock q. in..
to show cause why such application should
not be granted. "A. b. HAGNER, Justice;
Attest: ). NOTA McGILL. Register of Wills,
D. c.; A W. FERGUSON. Proctor for Appli-
cant. iaS-I 0-17.3t
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BEN BOLT. sc. WoRcH's. 9ei
7th street !a1 limo
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FOR RENT hrge unfur. front and
back rooms. 81 floor, $40 per month:
one I'd floor Sc per month. 5i9 IL st:n
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wANTED-A agon horse for his keep;
boarded at livery. gibbons. Butter Dealer,
h street market. Fifth and X streets. 1t
W. ANTED-A medium or large size
wood stove; must be cheap. L. s. G.,
this office. ian9.3t-em
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ANTED-Hair mattresses to make
over, l. 81; 1, 81 10; q. 81 so; with new
ticking $3.50. Address National Capital
Floor Waxing, Furniture, Emamclinc, and
Uphoistcring Company. Proprietor and
uatentecs of The Glide floor Waxing Brush.
1895 % ST. NV janS.14e