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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Eight coaches. al crowded 20 their full
..'...ifv oifh TrlbYife- lcfi the Union
depot promptly an $50 sunday morning.
'r,t.inr at Norfolk at II o'clock There
fh., took tho Virginia Beach and ocean
Niew trains for the soashore. inc heAVy
L,ir. 81. nuro and fresh. made the ride
,. ni,asart MS could be- and an who took
tni. occasion 10 leave the heated city
and enjoy the salt air and bath 10 the
1'.lr. c.mo back fully satisfied. and ex-
pressed themselves as being IuHy repaid
e.. fr.ir Httle trip. The Norfolk and
ocean View Railroad Company having
arranged with the Norfolk aid West
ern Railroad Company 90 run their trains
into me Norfolk and Western depot 40
Norfolk. makes IL very convenient Tor
ti... who are going 10 Ocean View. as
ths change is made from the same plat
form Another Tnlby next Sunday, July
18Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

redeemlng these notes in gold, the on aeS
states shall redeem them In silver IND
not with a dollars worth OF shver 80 10
you. but with coin containine 'r,cn
grains OF silver. one-tenth ahoy' a., :,
IS worth anywhere I'm the worio
about hfty-three cents I'm gold' a.
That is exactly what ~ propo9e
scale down the value OF all our curien,s
nearly one-haif DO you think thaI "ou'1
heneft y0n2-PhlladelphI Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

BILLIARD, POOL. and PIGEON HOLE IA,
BLES. 5000. upwards. Best grades hilhhri
cloth az sl2, So and Si7. for both Bed and CAsh-
ions, Cues. $3.50 per dozen ana upwards. bess
Cue Tips. 10 cents per hundred. assorted sifes.
Composition Pool Balls guaranteed nos 70
break In Two years 5000 per -et
The Dean composition Pool Ball. nne5i ah1
most perfect ball made stripes or nun oer' WIZ
never wear OF guaranteed not % lrcHs lA r ~
years. $40 per SET. full and complete liiie W.
lard and Pool Table supplies ON hanHi ~ .';
Bank. saloon and Drugstore hNtufr,' 80 80
upwards. Counters. show a-e- ti's, .--- 80 80.
poses) All sizes French heYei fihie llItvis -
order. Church and Lodge Room rarhltoieI
stained Glass Window for 'h9rches ana
Dwellings. Sc. Beer-pumps ana beer Dtaw,
Ing outfits complete: Restaurant ana hotei
Refrigerators and Freezing Boxes -
passed by any other make Tor accuracy and
perfection. My Cushions are the hyest ana
most durable made. Tables ovcrhauled. lev
eied. ana put in perfect playing order Bowl
ing Ran. and Ten Pins. Bowling Alleys built-
Ny prices are low. - >. NHH.f
10 Governor street, Richmond. Va.
Write fof catalogue out Of town orders will
have my prompt attention.
jeg-tu. th.su
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

The Chicago convention fu4s not
Democratic convention. Throughout the
entire Southern Slatas tho popu.ists were
more or Jess openly Invited 10 particle
pate in the Democrat. primaries to as-
sure tine mastery OF tNe lcpliIauouIsif
in the Democratic ore rzaton. This
was openly done in Alabama in April
last when the first triumph of the cheap
money fanatics WAS achieved in tne cief-
ton Of delegates to tHe Chicago convene
ton in the South and in the states Of
Tennessee Kentucky. .Noish Carolina and
the two N.rgmias tae Popllsts were rec
celvel with open arras to AID in de-fadins
great national party to the reputation
of tie very jewels of tle iaitn.
Such ID convention and such ticket
present u0 binding obligation upon amy
honest Democrat flI DIS support Hnd
tie only question now important 90 bc
considered is whether tfe nearly or quite
ole-lalf oi the Democrats OF ine ntiiol
who are opposed 60 Reputation. commune
ism and anarchy shall have 3D. uchnt ana
"a platform worthy of the party ana iis
established convictions. or whether il'y
Shall DE compelled 60 choose between
Reuubl.anism and reputation.
We believe that it Wohd pe ia'A
mistake NOT t0 hold "a Democratic nation
al convention. To would not De Il 'oiil"s
convention A. would not represent mere
f,rti,nal sentiment: IL would represent
th. u.mOcrlcv of the nation. Ny WIN Hl'h
o. ,irtof and platform the Democrats OF
the Eastern States could mako hopeful
I.tfo for C0nuressmcn and csnef local
officers and throughout tho Souih ana
Ny.s. thore would Doe am honest Demo
cratic organization in every Stale l"al
..,..,r1 ,roonriien the highest m assure DI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

The Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like 10 spend their Sundays az
West Point. have arranged 10 put In a
rate OF Sl00 for the round trip, tickets 10
be sold Saturdays and Sundays good 10
return Mondays.
The Terminal Hotel" AZ this point has
iust been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort or guests who may
go 20 THAI point.
For rates. tickets. and other informa-
ton. call gao Richmond Transfer Company.
g8 east M1in street. j. %. Nerser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station, or 9N
cast Main street
J. 6. HORTON
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Faith. hope. and charity, but The great
oai OF tlcs' 10 charity"
Most nob} has Richmond done her duty
during tho last reunion. and truly did the
noble CID veterans iwno fought So many
battles 20 maintain their principles dee
serve al that was done for them. We
come before tho citizens now in BEHALF
OF numbers OF ihe poor OF the city who
are literally lighting the battle Of and
ror) nt'. ara suffering for food and cloth
ing in many instances. Numbers OF
children are ill ana needing medicine.
milk, ETC.; altogether a state OF destltu.
tior exists. Ihc indies OF the city Mis-
sion WORK faithfully, but are poNoriess
now 10 give ala. as they have an emnty
treasury. ana an they can DO Is 90 ask
tne generous public 90 come 10 thcir
assistance. Donations however small can
be sent 10 1lra. A. y Stokes IL east
Franklin. Mrs. j. n. Claiborne 6l2 east
Leigh; Mrs. W. j. Lynham. ~ cast Mar
snail. Mrs. Raleigh ColsiOn, 70 north
Sixth or left az The Times Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14
Imporlance Of Congressional Elections.

The Congressional elections this year
will assume significance which they
have not had since the war. ON their
result viii depend whether the lower
branch OF tho next Congress ~ 10 De
controlled by silver fanatics and fopu-
lists or by aound-mOney men.
The importance OF this question cannot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Tho Offices OF the Keeley Institute OF
virginia are now located in Richmond az
6lg east Franklin street. for the cure OF
fiouor and drug adlictiOns aud neuras-
thenia. Write for circular. Correspon
derce confidential. Address the Kelley
Institute. Box 55S. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Representative state Papers speak Out OH
the Chicago Platform.

the Ault 20 tlit'fofHs
IL IS rather strange that a National
Democratic Convention should sit and
applaud while q man who calls himself
a Democrat biackguards "a Democratic
President OF course, Tillmans frothinss
were 70 be expected. Ultra partisanship -
the guiding star or his action. Conserva-
tism has no place IN his character. IL
Is incNplicable. however. that the men
who have been sent 10 the Chicago con-
Ncntiun as the representative or the
Democratic sentiment OF tho country
should endorse such utteranccs.
At one time 10 was hoped that the out
como Of tho convention would make posi-
bio united action on the part OF the
Democracy OF the nation, but thu result OF
yesterdays session would seem To indi-
cato that the free-silver element or the
party is determined TO force the sound
money facti0n out Of tho ranks Of
democracy.
in the light Of IT'S past sessions. nothing
this convention can DO will be surprls-
ms. All precedents have been trampled
upon. the landmarks of Jeffersosiart
Democracy have been destroyed. Wise
action on the part Of such body would
bn ono 0f tho wonders OF the age.-New-
Dort News Press.
The platform adopted by tho Chicago
convention Is II a radical character. ami
Jeans throughout toward Populsm. In
fact. We see 40 reason why any good
Popuilsi might not stand comfortably on
&c. While 10 "a true 10 does not advocate
tho sub-treasury for lending money 20
cyory body. aad thu Government ware
houses. the transition from tho platform.
as 70 is written. 10 these other utopian
measures would be but slight. and. IL
seems 20 us. quite natural. after tho
vagaries q the present platform shall
have been enacted into law.
But there is one consolation to be de-
rived from the situation, and that is n
great consolation: For once. and for one
or the few times IN the history Of the
country. tho issues have been drawn
sharply. and there VIII Do n fight on we'll
defined iines.-Staunton News.
Tho issue between the two great par
ties or tho country is now fully and fair
iy made uD. There FL no straddle IN either
platform. and there "a really but one vital
question between them. 10 IS 10 be re-
sfoit'd that that question IS complicated
win tho names o. the old parties Tho
sentiment OF the country as between gold
ana silver would be more thoroughly as
/ cer'ainef II the parties wero known sim
ply as the gold or the silver party. Then
mono or tho preiudices or the predilccfions
OF oid and long party association would
hi'f any weight. and The question womb
DE decided on its merits alone. As Il Is
now, thousands Of frco-silver Republicans
and goid-standard Democrats wifi refrain
from voting altogether rather than vote
with party against which they have
waeoi llfe-lcng warfare notwithsfand
ing that party may be in accord with
them on the chief issue IN this contest
! Petersburg 1ndex-ADpeal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When sho became Miss, she chung to CaStorla-
When she had Children. abe gave them Castoria'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

Miss Rosa Walker has returned TO her
home from Petersburg. after delight
full visit TO her friends in that city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

The price Of The Times IS two cents per
rouy and ten cents per week. delivered
within the limits of Richmond and 1"nch's-
fer. Sunday paper three cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-14

j. G. HORTON,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
6iinf3ebntes &apitel.

Nier Woden 1pdter!
Ser Sraum Der ~9unoert Sage"
bes nieberer jtanbenen &ai ierret6s
mar poriiber. SIM rafden @te9esz
5uge tparen bic perbiinbeten !6eere Biz
CUR 9aupt1tabt Trantrei9s porqez
riidt, uno oas itol5e paris bate 1i4
gum 5petten Male por tbnen beuoen
miiHen. Sin performer damn, ii6erz
lieferte ita Napoleon feinen unerz
bittltaften Teinoen, benz Snielpolt
Der 8riten, unb unter5hrieb, inoem er
oeren Grobber3igteit anrief, 1ein urz
tbetl. Mm Is. Suli betrat ct i'm
9afsn Don Hoaefort ben v8e1eroz
pbpn." Der rGeneral 8onaporte"
ioute auf benz Telfenetlonb Santt
Selenu feline Sage bel 4lteBen, ben
S3ean 3mil 9en 1t4 uno ben 3telen
leiner ME ia ltenoen !6err1hlu4t.
Gs mar elm i9perer Gang fur
&urt b. @tetten, als er iib enti6lob,
feline S4ritte na9 benz tletnen 9au1e
III Der &ue 9onore gu lenten, in benz,
>pie er erf abren, Mabame be Wernter
ibr Seim mieber aufgel@lagen bate.
Gin f9merer Gang, gu benz i'm nur
iiberrai9enbe unb 1@mer3li9e Na@z
rt9ten aus &remmrooe bel timmten.
2oui1on batte bas title 9errenhaus
pl0bli6 unb obne irgenb me(4e Na9z
rt4t iiber tbr @erbleiben gu deben
perlaKen. Menige Sage, na@bem
Dulot na@ Srantrei4 geganGen, mar
Qouiion per19munben. Mqes, tpas
Satobda bate ermitteln tDnnen, mar,
bab cine Dame am Sage porber i'm
Part cine ldngere beimli9e Inter
reoung NIT ber Bran30itn gehabt,
baB bann oteielbe Dame 2oui1on in
friiber Morgenitunbe abqebolt bate.
Dos tur3e, ober ber5li9e MbIdieosz
Billet, bas 2oui1on btnterlaKen, entz
bielt nur tpentge Worte innt9en 9anz
tes unb bic 8ttte, ibren unpermetoltz
den S9ritt nit 2iebe unb Milbe gu
beurtbetlen.
@tetten 3peifelte nimt, baB Sra
bame be @ernier, mabri4einli4 BON
2ouif i'm felbit bena9riatigt, tbre
Pflegetodter aus &remmrobe abgez
bolt babe. Gr mar iiberaeugt, ie ii
bet @ue 9onore gu finben, aber er
mar tnnerli9 10 emp0rt lber bic I'm
%bontbarteit, bic linn in 2ouiion'z
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-12-31
Del Sag lit p~erloren! Das fran:

Der gag lit p~erloren! Das fran:
a0iii9e Seer in boiler Mufl0l Jung!
Snmitten Der Gliebenpen reitet cir
sebro9ener Mann. umtpbt bon be,
wiiten, pronunssloiep MaNe. Mtt
in einem Starrtrampf befaQen, bGna1
ct auf benz pferbe, bas 9aupt init
benz DreiipiB sebeuet, bic Mrmt
i@loff, lpie bic 3iisel, bic cine Welt
regierten. Damn bebt er ben 8opi
Elm penig, unb bic bebenben 2ippen
fliiitern: piles 1T aus-Illes per=
lpren."
Die Msltssi8idte lit bas Weltsez
ri9t!.....
Mm pa9tbof bon Ga 8ele Ml=
lance aber treffen bic beiben fieareiz
@en Telbberren auiammen unb umar=
men ii4 i@tpei9enb -Weuinston uno
8lii9er
Mm pa9tbof bon Ga Belle Muiance
traf audi &urt bon Stetten pieoer
@neil enau, uno Der @eneral tIBte
ben jungen Sffi5ier auf betbe @an=
gen: rDas mar Elm Sieg na@ meinem
9er5en!" iubelte er. Sin gan3er
Sieg, elm berrli9es @elingen! Mber
nun, @teten, muB benz blutigen @inz
gen bic @erfolguns itd unmittelbar
ani9lieben. Die Teinoe birfen ni4t
pieber gu Mtbem tommen!"
limb lie 1ebten ii9 an bic Spite
bes eri item perfugbaren preuBn4en
8ataiQons, bes 5iiilierbataiaons
pom 25. Nestmente, benz ii4 bann
nod Elm Battalion bes Is. &e9tments
unD cine l1laneni4nabron an1hlol :
fen, unb begannen jene oentmuroige
Berfolgung, pelde bic Tlu4t oes
fran3D1ti9en 9eeres in elmer %ein3inen
Na9t in pDllise N%ufl0iung pertpanz
bette.
Neunmal in Der etnen Na4t jagten
lie ben Tetnb auf; neunmal pertrieben
lie i'm bon ben lobernben Wa9tz
feuern, aus ben ODrfern. @nbli4
aber tparen bic &rGfte BON Mann
unb @oB p0Qis eri40pft. bic ulanen
uno Tiiiiliere tonnten bic @erfolaung
ni9t peiter fortieben. @%netlenau
lieB balten unb bic Manni 9aften Elm
Bimot auh6lagen.
Der Morgen graute bereits, als
Der General uno @tetten Dor Der
Sbur zines tleinen @aftbauies 5alt
ma9ten, UNI AUDI Elm tletn tpeniq
&ube gu iu&en.
9as S9ant3immer mar lbertult
nit pertpunbeten fran50fiiben Sfft5iez
rem, unb bas erite @eiidt, bas
&urt betm Betreten 0es BON grauer
Morgenli9t erbenten Haumes ms
Muge fiel, mar bas 9ulot's.
Muf elmer @9iitte @trob, bas blahs
gei1terbafte 9aupt auf etnem Sorntter
gebettet, lag ber 8apitdn, unb aus
benz aufgeri11enen Hod perlte in
ounflen Sropfen bas 8lut berab gum
19mubigen @robooen. unb ols
5tetten neben linn ntebertntete, UNI
nah ieiner Wunbe gu ieben, uno Der
Tran5oie i'm ertannt bate, oa lG6elte
Ct tribe unb itredte abwebrenb bic
linn g%ebliebene 9anb aus: r2eb
tpobl, &amerab! @s 1T bod aues gu
Gnbe - MQes!"
Mur Elm Wort ipru& &urt, ben
Namen r2ouiion!" &onnte CT benz
tpunben 2eibe AUDI nenig belfen
bos muBte ben Mer5ten iiberlanen
bleiben - Der tranten Seele fonnte
ct Dp9 neuen 2ebensmutb einfloBen:
The morning times., 1896-05-13
= ALTIMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect May 9, 1896.
Leave washington from station corper OF
New Jersey avenue ana c stTeet
For Chicago and North west Vesffbuled
Limited trains 30 a. m. sos p. M.
For Cincinnati. ST. LouiR aud lndianen.
oils. yestihuIsd Limited 45 D. m.. eS-
For .PittsbuFg and Cleveland, expires,
daily 100 a. m. and lao p m.
For Lexington and stauntnn. II 80 a. m
For Winchester and way stations. b5: 80
For Luray. Natural Bridge. Roanoke,
lknoxytle. CbattanooEa. Memphis. and
cars through. Hs
For For kkaFFag; kaF1igI5;oss s;4G a.I p; m; daily
% ~ "a xlS,SS5, I$:io xl2ea5: OO xa.oo. q;
sss ssss zzs t$S s6 EsS5 1905 fs51o sl5 7SsS ESsS
landsys ladR Il To- a85 80 1893 IsS PES
e:s2. 1906. x5:io, ESQ $500 oDo xS:56:: $50:
1l;15, x11:69, p. M, x120l night.
and AIS D. m. Sundays. $50 a. N. 4:32
For Frederick. a 9 90. 11:so a. m.. c1:1s.
For Hagerstown. bills a. M. AID bb 80
For BOYD and way points. weekdays. 8 90
800 a. M. 1;l6. 7:O5 p. m.
For Ga:thersburE and way points weer
eayss, 7,99. 200 a, q. 1880. 500. $50 So:
days. 900 a. N" I:16. 6.s5. 3:O5. l0:25
.. m.
For Washington Junction and wsy no,nts
aeOO a. N. cl:l5 p. m. Express trains
stopping at principal stations only, b4 so,
b6 30 p. m
ROYAL Blue LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA
An trains Illuminated with Pfntsch Itph>
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the East, week DAYS, zoo. 7:Uo, 500. IU.uu @
?; M. Dining Carr, 1900, 1885, 800, 1905
piBtngCar(6 (6:O0p m.fl2:0l night SIeeni1S1
En open at 600 900 c'clocL !: SGnda Us. (Ft6s
Dining carr, 800, (5:05 Dining CarI. 500
12:ol nIght Sleeping Car open for paS.
buffet ParioE Cars on al trains.
For Atlantic City 1000 a. M, zoo noon
Sundays, 1885 ID. NJ oonA
bExcept Sunday. aDaly. cSundav oniv
xEXpresS train. oA'iJ-
Baggage called for and checked fro,n ho-
tells anu residences by Union T'ransfer TaI'o NJ
pany, on orders left at ticket offices SIa
Pennsylvania avenue north west Me- W., 80
avenue and Fifteenth street. and at ,ienaoel aolA
VA. B. GREENE, CHAS N sSTHIPP2~
Sen' Aanager. Gen. Pass. Ae1
The morning times., 1896-05-13
Southern Railway.
(PIEDM0NT AIR LINE.)

sehedule Inc, in effect April 1s.. 1860
AZ All tfains afriFe and leave at Pennsyiva
sa, m.@Daily, local for DauvIHe connac+.
et manassas Tor SUSsburg, daily eIcent
Sunday. and at LynchbUrg with the Nor.
folk and Western, daily. and with the Cbos-
apeake and Ohio, daily for the NatussI Sues,
Bridge aud Clifton Forge 1i0
11;l5a: 10. Daily, the UNITED STATrs
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffat So sS
ers, New Y ork ana Washington 10 .IscIeeeeP
Vile, uniting at Charlotte with PnIH1ESnoan.
Sleeper Tor augusta, also Pullman sieenar
New York 10 New Orleans, via MonIgomeeppsesr
connecting at Atlanta with Pullman Slasyy.
q for Brin iningham, Memphis and ST Tou5p
&:0l p. m.zLocal for Front Royal, River.
eOn ana SlraSDurg, daily, except Sunds
4:51p N. Daily. local for CharIotfesvStii,.
l0:4a p. m:-Daily, WASHINGTON AMI
S3nTHWESTERN t47tl1 Ha5snotdS VBBssTIBULED. LIN
kleepers, dining cars and day coac6es
Pullman slecpers New York to AsheyiiIs
an ana h2g Spa,nss' \; e.; New York u Tampa.
Jacksonville, and New York 20 Aiemphis
via Birmin 2 ham; New YORK TO New or1eans''
via Atlanta and Mont gomery. Southern
Railway vestlbuled day coach Washi
ingt9n TO Atlanta. Dining car. Greensboro
20 montgomery,
OHIO DIVISION leave Washington OH =
N. daily and AS u. m. daiiy. txcrpt s1,Hs
aay, and dS:25p.m. Sundays only, Tor Ponnii 1r,ii
keesburg, and 6;25 D. N. daily for Her1n,1o0f 10f
Returning, arrive at Washington \ .Se = II
i:O6 q. IN. daily, except Sun5ay. from HarT1.. He.1
eon, and S:34 a IL. daily, except Eunda11
from Leesburg. ~aiu<4Fs
Through trains from the South arr,ve -
Washington 6;42 a. M, S-ane a.
m., 0nd 40 p. m, daIy M anassas f3fvts.
ion, 1000 a. M, daily, except Sunday. and
$40 a. m, daily, from Charlottesville '--'A
Tickets, sleeping car reservation and sn
Formation furnishedat offices, 81 and am
Pennsylvania avenue and at PennsyIrsntS
Railroad Z assenger Station. AAe
w a. GREE Gen. Supt. 4
]. Nd. CULP, Traffic Manayer.
w. A. TURK. Gen. Pass AGENT
a ~ b. BROWN Gen. AGt. Pass. nank.
The morning times., 1896-05-13
RAILROADS
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STREETS.
In Effect Anril oA 1900
rTATIoN CORNER OF SIXTH AND B

STREETS.
In Effect April "a, 1896.
1880 NJ. PENNSY LIMIT
6D-fuiinlan Sleeping, Dining, SmoklnR
5nd Observation Cars Harrisburg 10
Shlcago. Cincinnati. Indianapolis, 81
Louis, eveiand and Toledo. Butfet
Parlor Car 10 Harrisburg.
1880 A. Nj. FAST LINE-Pullman
Buifst Parlor Car TO Harrisburg: Parlnr
ahd Dining Cars Harrisburg to Pittsb@qrg; burg
EXP RESs-P ullman Buffet Parior Car
e Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining Cars
s.1o p. M. WESTERN EXPRESS.
pullman Sleeping Car TO Chicago. and
harrisburg to Cleveland DINING Car
s.1O p. M. SOUTHWESTERN Ex-
PREsS-Pullman Sleeping and Dining
Harrisburg to Cincinnati.
1o.4O p. MI. PACIFIC EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Car to Pittsbnrg.,
Rochester, aud Niagara Falls daily ex-
1890 A. M. for Elmira and Remove.
port, daily, : 20 P. II.
g.1OP. nj. for Williamsport. Rochester.
. Buffalo. and Niagara Falls. daily. except
ton 10 Suspension Bridge via Buffalo.
1910 z. M. for Erie, Canandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls,
daily. Sleeping Car Washington TO El-
For Philadelphia. New York and tho
East.
400 z. M. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TIED. daily, all Parlor Cars. with
at 65 DINING 5GiP caF1. Pa2Sre 2S, 90. 10 90
tDhing Car). and | / 90 Dining Car
rsm wii6ni1St0SO 46 1SS 0 ana M s5 lR4Si S{S oa
sunday. .05 Dining Carr, 72O. 600.
l1-00 dining Car from Wilmington A:
n,si2p6' n,si.2 S.1b' 20 SO, ,Sis 1900 aIr and
Fast Express, 7.50 A NJ. week days
M daily; For Boston. without change
DO a. NJ. week days, and 10 L. NJ
Atiantic City Cvia Market Street Ferry.
1000 A. Nj. and Pas p. NJ weekdays.
1885 p. NJ. daily, and IL A. NJ. Saturdays
For haltlmorc. 25, :. .o5. 7.2o. $50, 900.
1890. 1920. II 90, and 80 A, N;
Limited, 30, 4.Se $40. 6 o., $40. 10.
1000: 10 so,- lo:4o, lie s. and II 35 P n
400 Limitcdl. 42O, $40. Cos. 6.4o.
ulpe; &c 1000, cn.d,, TO 40, and Il ! 81 P n
P. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 20, g 90 a NJ Io.I5 and
d-2oP NJ daily; cXceptSInday. Sundays
900 A N. and 20 r NJ
Atlantic Coast Line. ENEreSS for Richmond,
points on Atlantic Coas5 Line, 430 A. NJ,
3 As =. NJ. daily. Richmond and Atlanta.
$40 p NJ. daily Richmond only, 1857
A. NJ week days
Accommodation for ouaniicn. T.45 A. NJ
daily. and % P. NJ. week davs
For Alexandra. 40. 6-95. T.45. $40,
Gar, lo.5I, II so A. n, 1850. I.4o.
$50, .25. 500, 5.37. 6.t5, S.O2, 1910
end 80 p. NJ. on Sunda : at 80 40
9;45 A. NJ, 2.45, 6.15. S.02. and 1910
Leave Alexandria for Washington. sos,
6.43, :. o.. 500, 9 10, IO.1!j. II % A. NJ.
90. 2.l5. 800, 3 %. 500, $50, ola,
zoo, 7.20, $40, 1852. ana Ii .oS P. NJ
215; $50. 700. 7-20. $40, and Io.52
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and q
streets, and az tho station. sixth and X
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking OF baggage to destination from
hotels and residences.
G. NJ. PROVOST p wOoD
Gen. Manager. Gen. PASSENGER hcs,+