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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-06
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
A Meeting to Arrange Schedules
for Through Business.
HE IMMIGRANT RATE WITHDRAWN
General Railroad News - Tho Through
sleeper Service From Washing
ton to Galveston.

Manager w. G. Van Week and Assistant
General Passenger Agent l.. j. Parks of
the southern Pacific railway have re.
'ufl.d from Chattanooga where they at.
tended very important meeting OF the
passenger representatives, of the various
railways which connect at New Orleans
the cmlse of the nreting being to con-
slider schedules SO that through busincs,
could he mere satisfactorily handled. II
speaking of the matter yesterday Mr.
Parks said:
i eft here last Tuesday and joined Nj
Van Week in New Orleans We attended
the meeting IN Chattanooga, there being
prescott besiGc the representatives. Of the
Southern Pacific those of tho queen and
Crescent, the Southern. and tn Ciueln-
nltl, New Orleans and rrN Is Ilcinc. Al
ulHerth that w5u.d have required
months OF correspondence TO ADJUST wore
arranged Wath.n a few nouns. \ l,tw time
card was adopted. effective November )
MRlch VIII give II service of tween .y-IOut
hourS between Cincinnati and Nty Or
tAns, with which train the southern Pa
cillc VIII have direct connection in New
orleans"
The through sleeper from Nishington
to GALVESTON wds also arranged
We are very much delighted to he abla
TO oiier mis-. through ca 10 the patrons
of the road" said MIR Parks 'as Il slvcs
me necessity of through passeni,rs trans
terrinE AZ New Orleans, a ipatur. com
planned of heretofore ~ ladies and chill
dren although trievc tNc transfer faciii.
tics We have are as near perfect as cot =:
be. However this new arrangemenr prac.
ucally affords through slurpIng car ser
vice for points in lhe East and Nnrth, as
a trdnSi \ from one ear to another can
- N 'do en- route and !, WI inconvenience
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HALF FARE IS ALLOWED,
School Children Will Have Reduced
Street Car Rates
AS WAS SUGGESTED BY TIE POST.
Propositi Ton Ia the Citizens of the Third
Ware Regarding the Ex ensiou--Con-
ference Committee Appointed.

The directors OF the Houston Electric
.:.roet Railway company held "A meeting
Yesterday mtinsng In the offices of III
corporation, corner OF TraV.s street and
Prairie avenue presldsLt Albert n. Par
In Pr ding and Secretary II. c. chase
keeping the minutes,
The naticr of half fare for school
children was brought up and discussed
at ,ome length. The Pos; began the agi-
t.. ion of this some time ag, INST d, ng that
school children were entlti.d to ha.f
rate during the months they arv attending
( institutions of learn ny. After free dis
| cussion of the mdB,er II was decided - be
feasible and General Manager Hayward
wa instructed TO allow the school chi.dren
a llif rate.
The matter of the extension NJ the Caro-
me and LaBranch line was brought mp.
The directors were informed Of the propu-
s.tion OF the residents of the 1hisd wavd
10 lay IA bonus OF 5000 Tor certain cNten-
= ons. which havu been Outlined in The
Post. 1t was discussed freely, aud finally
a committee was appointed TO confer wivh
the citizens of the Third ward. and wcru
gwen I,owor II act. c0nditiouu'ly. The
company now returns 10 the citizens with
a cDu.tlr rr1pc zion. agreeing to make
til cA nsi2n desired Il tho citizens VIII
subscribe for stock. the company WILL
agree to extend the road % IuAm avenue
If M ct zons Will subscribe for 5000
Won n ~ capital stock # The company,
which Will be sold TO them out OF the
nm1unt now in the treasury, the purchase
or stD1 * 10 he a ! face Nalur. or ihe
road will be extended TO Eagin avenue If
the citizens VIII subscribe Tor 5000 woTtl
OF 81 eek.
MIR Parln estimates that the suhscr!p-
ID n ~ is b. ,f tho
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TEXAS AND HER GOVERNOR.

I.aGraugc journal
Hon. G. A Cnlbers n has mad one n
the best govorn2rs Texas ever hal Hts
administration tus heen rure and clenn.
Through his recomme n1a'ioos the ex-
ponsos Of the state government have becn
reduced several hundred thousan' dollars,
hos do, many reforms have to,n inRrsur-
ated. The opposition trmaragues tel the
people that he inor. ased M t'Nos. The
Journal Dc les IT, TaNes were increased.
hat I was dom by the lec,slIi1rc The rob
rescn,at'ves r the People Y had 70 be
d,ne in order 10 pay . deficit bequeat bed
to Ii m by the preceding administration
and the current exp nses Of the stale.
IN, ring Governor licgg's administration
The les Stature re, ueed the rAts. ~ -
valorem axes % u cen n III sl' cEer
ne nrcseut gdrnl94Sr,.3n enc no
Inc former rnte TO KEEP tire Statc on 4
cash basis Tho present admln sra on
has pad on tire dedri' and nla'oi IRE
s'asc again on n c7sh bass Texas Il M
crea- ng n population all the sine, ard
rs she grows and expands her expenses
increase.
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ans nTnER MNN,s WmNE.

Coote and Long viii appear at the opera
house Wednesday, October in 4 scream
INK comedy, adap,el FROM ~" FrencA, m
Is Il well known comedian from the pa
e!nc coast. white Bert coote VIII oe re-
N embcrei hy all 40 rhe New boy IN
al character lee made The most artistic
sti'c,ss IN his career Mr.. Cuoie - dior
oughiy original his work Is easy, nat
uial onci and a; no rimo doe he fe-
SORT TO bolstornus rathcds The rh1rac-
.ar nf "Os,ur lind la "a" Dther hIn'9
Wife twas ,sper.l'ly written :or nin, to
af'orl him an opportunity 20 di'9'dy nj
.nim.tablc drolIory, L EN-. .ui'k -eLsc Of
biir~or rnd ,centi' city Of n'auror
The supporting company mcludes julio
Kingsley. liaene cotton, ..IEan :
carrie Medford Harry =. Stanley, Wal
lace Henderson. III II Walton. J. W.
(inrd1cr hcnry f.. GeorgAe ana ofhrra.
The comedy viii be preceded ny James
A. Horne's do ghiful one-act play. a
soldier Of France. \ * Loag .9idyius The
ia tul5ler
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ana Interesting one. All desiring to enter
aIc asked TO be on hand Thursday night o
ths week a, O'Clock. tomorrow night
We c.'isses n Algebra ana geomctry aud
HE class n shorthand viii DE ,,sanizs,i
ne young men who desire entering thes /,
e.asses are requested TO meet their teach
eis az o'clock
iAe chess tourney which was announced
sunle tine ago viii also open tonight asd
tue commHtco ask that any others deslr.
iils 10 enter DO so as cariy as poss bic az
npesr the 18th they VIII have to wait until
thc second tourney is played 4 r5ll Of
nunor u all champions Will be kept with
the badge az the chess emblem, this en-
lem cways remaining the property of
the assoetihon, but to be held under the
name Of the champion OF Houston
Sell and make the evening tonight one
OF pfoht 10 yourself bringing your friend
VITA you; The board OF dircctorA viii
meet tonight at o'clock. All members,
are reque sled to he on hag.l for the meet
hs. mere are many Young men who
nave sait'theN intended 10 enter thu class
WORK aud Il Is hoped they VIII enter al
once, Inc committee are trying every
,nins which VIII add TO the bencnt OF The
young men,
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SPEAKING TOMORROW NIGHT

EX-Goverror Hogg and state Chairman
Blake 10 Entertain the Voters
Considerable interest Is being manifest
Ell among The demo rats over the speaking
IN this city tomorrow IL ght of cx-Gov-
eernor iiogS and state Chairman Blake of
me dcm cratic committee
The speaking VIII be under the ausnices
OF the county democratic committee and
VIII take place on court house square.
>, rue widespread reputation Of Governor
sncnher WI doubtless attract n large
audience.
iroNlslons have been made FOR ladies' In
thc oliccs Of the court house that are
contiEuons 10 The spNaker's stnnI
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SIX MnEIts nN A llliNr.

III J05rTl II. StuarI, resident surgo0n
>f the Houston innrmary, has just re-
turned after an absence OF six weeks. ac-
compIni. 10y his vile aud sister. Hiss
Daisy Stuart Mrs. stuart ANA Mics Daisy
sieat the tiIno al salt Lake. where they
,uuud me tummcr months very comfort
abe. Or STUART ard Charles Hunt. also
OF this city. joined Il party and wont huut-
Ing through Idaho ana WYomA1g. rhcS
I and game plentiful. nnl Dr. Stuar
Muught back "a large number OF rare skin,
Hni nCrns Is trouaias of his TIP Alr
nun, mas not yet returned but is eN-
pOctsI here today.
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OLD RATES WITHDRAWN.

Inntrr,n, .r,r,fe rrro,, c,l,,o.,o, l. =.
ise Revised,
The immigrants rates from Galveston.
which have been the Joint operation of All
railroads in Texas. in connection Win
the New York and rexas or Mallory
line of steamer, win lie wi,h1r,vn o.
tobcr TO- after hav.nr boen in onoro ,i,q
since 1881.
In his c7,ncct,on the fou,winr con-
nvnicatlon has hecn ,d,jr.s.c1 n vuliar
Mason scncral n,sennrcr aean, and g
H. Mallory q Co. general agents of the
Mallory iinc IN New YORK:
We cesire Respectfully to notify you that
Inc on lmmisrart tarii published IN 1881,
quoting rates from Galveston Texas VIII
be WltEdrawn' effective october 10, ls'6.
The ia '"F therefore. quoted In that 'arin
can hot be used aitor that gate. VIII
you kindly notify your representatives, TO
that effect, acknowlc dsns receipt of this
communication to me chairman OF the
southwoS ern passenger committee, ana
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COMMISSION ORDERS.
Tariff on Clnued Goods Is to he Cons,l.
cred for nev-s "

Tariff on Clnued Goods Is to BE Cons, !.
cred for nev-,..h
Austin. Texas, DC; Der she fo.lw-
ing was issued by the "a read cca,mis-
son this evening:
/; is ordered that notice lie and the
same is hereby given 10 all parties m
:cr,- led that the railroad commission Of
TINS VII On Tues lay, October 90 ISIS.
~ 50 office in Austin. take up and con
s.4cr tic matter of 4 revision of cnr-
modify tarifi No IT, which was issued
by this ccmm.ssion August II, 1875, - az
PLY on shipments Of camel fra Is ami
VCgstaLls ~ carloads, transported Ly
~ Ire ADS l.. -Ncun points in + XaS, IN I
became effective September ., 1885. aad Of
provides rates 80 apply on shipments Of
ulnnod goods In car. ais, not embraced
m commlty tariff NJ. T. II points in coa-
man h. nj tcrrit.ry. from li)ust-n -
cen1s AID from Galveston 3 cen : per loo
rounds In view u ihe rates OF - cclts
from 81 Louis am 80 g nts Per 10 pcun
from New orleans on canned go0ls, N
caro9ds to pc nts In Texas comm ~ nciHt
terrific ry. recently c>;ll.li sh i. g hat, hecn
surge Cd that the following, except in
CASTS whore current rates grc less. be
adopted Tor appi cation IN TeNlS;
on canned good In carloads 20 rHints =
common poiIt t-rr!t-ry, fran Housso1 ~
cents ard from Galveston q cents per lnl
pounds. All pcrs,n' in crested n the mat
tcrs above s1t forth re 'nV.tol 70 pres nj
Their views reCdr1inr fhr s'n1c % t"r
commission m or before thu date Of
hearing.
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SHE WAS NOT THERE,

Mrs. william Baugh desires The Post
to thank, N her behalf. the promoters Of
the Emmett picnic for the interest they
ma infested In her Ia thor vot ms contest
Of popularity but IA abe vas not pres n;
a he picnic, she thinks II only right that
the prize be given TO Fore QUO who was
In attendance, she having b.el !rcSvi.;
only dur.ng the Storming 81 he .hihmo.
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run nEGIsTENTION AssIsTANTs.

Mr. Charles Grumhach tho county reg
!strar W Il oren up his registration ON e
at s o'clock this morning al The county
troasurer's Office in tho court huLsc. ket p-
ing same open every day FIR twenty days
from a. IN. to u. ~
lie has named the following assisla'tf;
Wi,i.am Muller rorrcycn,ing to demo
crate party; Wash Lewis, tho Tolr.Nts;
Pete Cawthon, the lily @hl'as. ard j. H..
llen (coloredl. regular repphlcana.
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DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORE

La! ne sIgnaI.
The Houston Pos, is paper of thu peo.
Pc supported ny he people and TOR tho
pt"pic. II is dtm0cratie t. the core, 10.
because II is iaAh enable TO be demo IA Id.
nut lo HuSe democracy, rs announced in
the ChicaGr platform. s. now the Ou'y
priest ~ political retornn .iua. and me
only prophet of returning prosper ty.
uouize The Post.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


THE BOGA'OOM JUDGMENTS.
Hot Springs, Ark, october 5--Judgment,
aggie sating SS9.,S0 were rend srl u the
circuit cJurt tollg against Ed Hogaboom
as pgc5lIcn. ct Inc Utftnct CRY slN!ngs
bank. a achmcnts against iiogabo1m' =
Prep rty WOES suS rincd. a Judgment FOR
2'i.tlO Was rtnt O. / iu FAVOR "a Isaac Sta
I-es 9f saltwater. MINI
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snrR LAKE HOTEL .

Omen al winter. IIo. mineral wa'c~
end mud baths 70 cerrS: hoard s'2o) TO-
one wcrk reduced 10 $1,000 for every al
di'ional week. ncludey use Jf mineral
fishing atonnda. An excellent iabi an |
a clean steam heated house. FIRE., a X 4,
mcr all day trains. For further rar iou.
lars, address Newton a. Freeman.
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MAcO LInroR nEA1nn

Waco. Texas, DC ,ober "a decd of trust
was filed by NJ. j. Eyorly. retail llque,.
dealer Of Eas Waco. Isaac Simmons.
tlcsic. I ne creditors are al Waco AMI
folt Worth plr-i-s. LIbiAdea $500
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ABLY EDITED.
Mexta Democratic Eagle.

Every patriotic free silver man shoul
read lhc Houston Post. II Is one Of Inc
ablssi odhcd papers IN Texas, and il ihs
only large CITY daily advocating the cause
OF silver.
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ASSIGNMENT AT ELGIN.

Bastr,p. Texas october 6.-L. Miche'son
merchant Of Eign. mad, an lssis mont
today with Herman Meyer I'm rs trustee,
10 name preferred creditors 10 the amount
Of SaOllla
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FOR THE DALLAS TAIR.

On account Of the Texas state Fair and
Dallas EXPOS ton to be held ,at Dallas,
l,Mas, october 10 to -, he Houston E.si
ana West texas railway Nyul .e.t ri, ma
trip tickets 20 Dallas at me following
rates.
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Via Via
Oh

for tickets limited to October q, 1876
Rates named in columns Il and II are fJi
tickets LIMITED 10 four days after date OF
sale. Dates OF sac, October TO -, In
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Y. NJ. G. a. NOTES.

The educational work last night in the
rooms wss very encouraging. Tho class 10
bookkes ping promises TO be very lively
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THE HOTELS.

PEE LAWLoR-iArES. $50 AND 81
PER DAY. JAMES I.AWI.OH' Pro.
FkiElrR.
Haywood Brahan, Sugarland: J. L..
FOUNTAIN Rry2n: :. J.. nam san An
Iohlo' {, a Niliilm-, Dallas; willard
temon, For, Worh. On iries Frenkel,
galveston; Merchant Little ANA wiz. Pal
sline; NJ. Marx, Calves on, K. u. Morris.
(lonston, Gus Levy. Galvo ton; ". j.
4, j.. IeNas. - -. CPNl, cav 'trr
II. s. Pummct. Philadelphia: Jas. Rudd.
\, mus Il. .. M4ualelu. Dallas; ID. H.
EohoA, Nov OrloaGs; W. :. Robson, La
Ehang w. C. Rasmay YoGktm +. H..
nnapman, Cucro, J. G. Nigdl. city: J. W.
Nilsson, Hou ton. w l.. Black. san An
Ionio =, *, Baker, Austin; $. p. Howard
F f,s WIS san Antonio. f. J. Holm +.
Eashylile. Tenn: }. l.. Harris b.Dits.
prs; q. Batter, Nashville, Tenn. q.
Z i4ylCr, Galveston; NJ. 4 Mcknight.
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IN annroval OF APPRECIATION No. ~ Of the
Missouri. Kapsas and Texqs Ra lEay, com.
panv OF Texas, il IS hersoy or1efei th1t
commission June Il. 1875, TO Apply on ship
ments of cotton In bales tHnssporled D,
railroads between uo'nts in TeNas, ana
cffect!vc July IL. 1895, ts anne de1 by cam
ceiling that portion Of ryccDti'n '. "eal IN
.. OF "a commodity tar!n No ! \. wh'ch
provides srecia, rates to apply from tohs-
ftatlons on thc M'ssouri. X lneas ard
Texas railway of Texas as fol- US, !,
Houston ~ GEMS and TO Galveston 10
cents Dcr 100 wounds.
SHIPMENTS Of c-ftrl in bales f1rwariHl
fran Irous'on Heights, BrooksN re a" !
intermediate star onS on tho Missouri.
Esnsas and Toy3 railway II Texas 70
Tiorston and Galveston shall be subject
30 the m leaga rites prescrihtd IN se"t!on
l. and the plan OF making rates prescribed
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In exception 3. section @ of commodity
tariff No. | a.
This order shall take effect October Is.
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HOTEL BRISTOL
,Europe1n PAM
FOR. TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE,
Houston. Texas.

ROOFS 500 PER DAY.
Electric lishis Steam IIoat Etc. ator.
can and Return Bells n I'll Recms
New a7d EloEsn'ly Furnished,
Everything Modern.
'lRST CLASS GAZE StRNlCE AT
MODERATE PPn,lcS
MURlSON II MALiN. ManI:o's
FORMEkLI or CAPITOL. HOTEL.
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CLOSING HOUR or TRAIN MAILS.

Trains on the international and Great
Northern and The Galveston. Houston aai
INT ernat!onal depot. foot of Congress ave-
huc; Missouri, Kansas and Texas trains
Prom the Katy depot, at the foot Of Mont
Eonery avenue. north side Of the BAYOU.
La Porte aud Houston and all
Rthor soGds except those mentioned use
|he Grand Central depot.
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NEW HrrEHINs nn1,sr

q. +. Alvarez,
Proprietor.
Reuo1e,od and
newly furnished.
Races. SOD TO
81 m nrr law.
Unequnled IN all
!,s appointments in
the state Of Texas.
The leading hotel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-22
Baltimore, [hsSapaaks& Atlantic R.RA
WATER AND FrF{Ss
RAIL ROUTES AAa t&1sAsss
To Ocean City and all points on thc Chea.
I,nnl-a nnu md -LrL-uLuLLu--

To Ocean City and all points on thc Che@
psake Bay and Tributaries.
FOR HEALTH, PLEASU RE aud BUslNtN
Unexcelled facilities for both Passenger iai
Freight traffic.
Close connection with the trunk lice n.-
road. insuring convenience 20 the tIaYte
and the quick dispatch OF all iroightA
Fifteen commodious aud handsomely htl9
out steamers. Comfortable state rolui
Good Cuisine. Polite attendance
Schedule IN effect Dec. 18th, l,5.
Steamers leave piers 3, and A. Ligltsl'ti
wharf, Baltimore, as follows;
RAILWAY DIVISION.~4S0 ?. u. daal.
except Saturday and sunday, = ~ ratuIQp
only, for Claiborne and stations 70 V0a1
City.
CHOPTANK RIVER LINES y N dsll
except Sunday, for EaEtOu, OAl0iu' NaA
bridge and landings 10 Denton
WICOMICo RIVER Line ? ~ e'el
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY lOI NHtaN
Point, Deals Island and landings TO sau'lu''
NANTICOKE RIVER LINES pm, No (
day, Wednesday and Friday Tor Deal i'''D"
and landings TO SeatOrd, Del. ...y
GREAT WICOMlCO AND PIANhAlAa1
RIVER Lines N every Tuesday ba.
Friday for Great WicOmicO River, p,pt.
ing. Indian and Owners Greeks, Litte 10y 10y
Milford Haven and Pisnkatank River loii"
port.
STEAMERS leave from foot Of south Street
follows:
pOCOMOKE RIVER LJNE.-b Upm, Ivs'
dav and Friday for Crisleld, langti isalS
Onancock and landings 10 PocomoAe 1'' 90
Snow Hill. MA
M essoNGO RIVER E,-b@ T. ~ ,o Wa
nesday, for FOrd's. CristrId, Wl. yy.,.
Evans, Boggs', Hunting Creek ano "' ..'',
oCCOHANNoCK RIVER IA ,Ih., ,- gS = (
Sunday for FoTd's, Crisfeld ana Jus
Nandua and Occahannock Rivers ,,,
For schedules. maps and other iHl0''u'''
write 20
WILLARD THOMSON. General Manager ,,,
gn South street, Baltimore, ao.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-22
PASTORS AND PEOPLE.
service. in the piaerent Churches -ro-Mor-
n. ANNE's cHuRcH

row.
II. ASNE's cHuRcH.
Rev. W. :. southgate. Rector.
Rev. J. y. McCOmas. assistant:
First Sunday in the mOnth-ioly S0nlnun-
ion at a. m. Litany at lo1 a. N. Morning
Prayer and second Celebration at II a. M Otn-
er Sundays. Holy Communion at a. IN. Morno
ing Prayer at II a. ~ Evening Prayer At 40
p. n.
st. Anne's Chapel-sunday school at 9.39 a
m and 3 y. N. Evening Prayer and sermon Al
7.30 p. NJ.
ST PHILIPS CHAPEL.
Morning Prayer at II a. m. Sunday school At
3p. m. Evening Prayer and sermon az 2. m
on the second sunday in the month Holy Com
munion Al a. M
ST. MARY's CRUNCH.
Services Low Mass at $40 a. m. Low Mass
for children and short sermon az 8 a. m. Al
1890 a. m.-High Mass and sermon. At 40 p.
m.--Nespers, Sermon and Benediction or the
Most Blessed Sacrament.
FIRST NJ. Z. CHURCH
Rev. W. L. Mcdowell. PASTOR Preaching
NJ II "A. m. by the pastor 80 p m. ~ heN. W
Sunday school Up m.-Epworth League De
yotiOnal service. : p. IN Fourth quarterly
Lovefeast. Wednesday, p. m.--P Prayer Meet
ing.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. W. MeIvafn. Pastor Preaching At
N 4. M Subject .-"The Pharisee and the
Publican" 80 p. IA. Subject THE Second
Commandments I'D y. m.-Sunday SchOol
6.30p. m.-Christian Endeavor Services
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ. +. CHURCH.
Rev. John Edwards, Pastor-1O.40 a. M. :
Song service. Preaching at u a. m. and -
D. m by the pastor Morning Subject-"Chrisl
the Only Hope OF the World" 2.30 2. m
Sunday school. 6.45 p. m.-Epworth League
Service.
Passport Mission Preaching at p. m. bS
the pastor. All are cordially invited TO al
tend.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Rev. Carl A. :. Bersch, Pastor.-Moning ser
vice at IL a. m. Sunday School at 10 Il. IA
Evening service at 100 p. IN.
EAsTPORT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Myers, Pastor.-10.l5 a. m.-Praye
Meeting men only. II a. m.-Sermon 20
m-Sunday school. 6.45 y. m y. Z. ). G. Il. 10
D. m.-Evangelistic services.
AsBURY NJ. p. CHURCH.
Rev. T. ID. Perkins PASTOR eaching ut /
A. M, and 100 d. m. by the pastor. y. M
Sunday School. p. m.-Epw0rth League.
MOUNT MoRIAH A. NJ. f. CHURCH.
Rev. S. T. Tice, Pastor.-Preaching at II .
M and 730 p. m. 2.30 y. m.-Sunday School
40 p. m.-Christian Endeayor Services. GO
p m Song Service.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-22
500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will bt pleas
ed to learn tina, there Is at least one
dreaded disease mat science las been
able to cure in all its stages, aud that
is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity Catarrh being constitu.
tional disease. requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh cure is taken
internally, acting directly on the blood
ana mucous surIaC of the system
thereby destroying the found ltion OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
sisting naturs in doing its wo4k. The
proprietors have so much faith in Its
curative powers. that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
fails 10 cure ~end for list of te stimon
ials
Address F. CHENEY g. co
Toledo Ohio
~ Sold by Druggist. 75c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1896-02-22
Western Maryland Railroad Seh.ig,

In effect November II, lSgs. leeye gr..
station, Baltimore as follows
DAILY:
4 % a m-Fast mail for n & W. south apl.ats
west. Glyndon, Westminster New WnS.,
Union Bridge. MeChanicstuwn. Blue ~,
Hagerstown, aud except SUNDAY. N Uis~9
port, b & G V K.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY:
Z 22-Accommodation for Gettysburg RkR
division, main line east OF EmOry 6r5,9
also q a. Ii h.
8 II a m--Mail for points on main limo. B6cv
and n & w roads.
10 IL q m--AccOmmodation for Gettvsburg
points on n II.
. % d m-AccommOdatiOu for Emory Grte
81 p m-Express Tor York aud Il il Din.
Us p M Express for points on maiu line wea
20 Cherry Run, B & Y ami n s uslt
for points south.
5 10 y Macon for Emory Grove
q 10 D m-Aecom for Union Bridge.
8 05 p m-Accommodation for EMORY GWgt,
ii rs p m-Aooom for Emory Grove
SUNDAYS.
8 30 Macon for Union bridge q Hauo,sf
Z 80 . Macon for Union Bridge
% D Macon for Emory Grove.
10 10 y m-AccOmmodatiOu for Emory Grove
Ticket and baggage Office. ~ L, Baltosr,ei
All trains stop at Union, Pennsylvania
and Fulton stations.
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