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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
THE WOMAN IN COURT,
A Dangerous Witness and a Two Edged
Sword on Cross Examination,

There Is an agreement among law
yers not to put Il woman on the witness
stand if it can be avoided,
81 always subpoena women" says q
lawyer of experience. "It keeps them
harmless, hut | never use them unless
my case is desperate. A lawyer press
ed for reasons preserves an impersonal
attitude by retiring behind the law. 1t
is sad but long established fact, it
seems, that the law when it forbids a
wifo tcstifying in her husbands S favor
lntimatos her inability to speak the
truth, for, doubtless, somo personal rca-
son she may 1ib against him on oath if
she will. With the best intentions in
the world, a woman Will state conclu-
sions instead Of facts. Her mental tend
ency is to form some prcconccivcd theo-
~, and the facts are unconscioualy
twisted to support it.
In consequence Of these mental lido
syncrasics women witnesses are care
fully "prcparCd. " After lawyer has
eliminated the ''I saids" and che saids"
from her narrative and has ruthlessly
brought her personal importance to the
matters She has testified to to the least
apprcciablo quantity and has endcayor-
ed to throw into relief the facts Of i'm
portanco to his side, he folds his hands,
closes his eyes and tries to realize then
and there all his stock Of faith.
'Lot mo give you my dying advice,'
said Rufus Choatc. "Ncvcr cross exam
inc woman. They cannot disiutcpratc
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

y" safes Yesterday !he Lun,l ,ii \ auctiuu
S.Ies sLnlv Nte..aN Nnluns.

Wool continues t. am.2o in lar-r
quantities bat no Lew saO.s are re-
ported. Il viii probably IT,. nc first Of
next week before sales open DriHkly. The
wool growers appear TO be IN no hurry
10 dispose Of th"r clips and, indec1,
very few pf them are il ,yWn a. yet
Tuesday The TEIBIHE Du"uiyea the
following dispatch from n. Senator r.
c. Power, who is largely Interested in
the wool clip Of the state:
"lIhtr.>A, Mont, juno ~ To t4c
GEEhT FALLS IlIHuNE: plicee ac TIN
London auction sales today we're the
came us the last sales Advance over
prices in May of last year, 3J per cent
Advance over July Of last year, % per
cent Advise Woolgrowers promptly,
"I. &. pOWEE"
For further information regarding the
London wool sales The TEIHl M readers
are referred to the Associated Press dis.
patch printed in another place ia this
issue, 1t would seem from the reading
Of Mr.. Powers dispatch rs though he de
sired the inference TO be drawn that as
the prices quoted on the London market
yesterday were - per cent higher than
those quoted at the same time last year
Montana prices ought to rise in proper
ton. II this were SO, it would bring
wool up to II or j. cents, for II cents
was about an average price paid in this
market last Jul y for wool, The fact is,
however, that recently the Boston
market for certain reasons has not fol
lowed the London market by any means
and, while wool was steadily rising in
London it was falling in Boston during
"a portion of last year. During January
of last year, wool on the London market
| reached its highest figure. The last
sales prior to the sale which commenced
yesterday showed q slight decrease in
| price and large amount Withdrawn
| from market. An advance in the London
market would, of course, be an encour,
aging sign for Woolmen here aa we'll ae
elsewhere, but Of more direct importance
to them is the feeling shown in the Boe
ton market, which indicates confidence
and strengthening Of prices. Tho fact
that prices in London are we'll SUSTAINED
will have an influence doubtless in etiff
ening the Boston market and to this ex
| tent will benefit ua here. A year age
the London market ope Led at q slighI
advance and gained till the uloee, m akinl
altogether an ADVANCE OF about 10 pei
cent over the May sales. The RECORD
may be repeated THE year. In conclu
eion, it may be said that the prospect
for better prices for wool are distinct,
encouraging.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or JHF
| Eighth Judicial District of the state Of Mon,
tHna, in AID for the Coauty of Ca-cado
}; II; Johnson, Plaintiff, yr. George " DaiN
y Pendants. Snmnons.
The State Of Montana sends greetings to t.f
above named defeudante, and to cagh If th,I.
lun are hereby Summoned "a answer the q. ru
plant iu this action which il filed IN o e. oiu
Of the clerk of this court, II copy Of "hicl u
herewith served upon one Of you in each cou,
wherein any Of you reside, and to file },.
anhWer ana serve copy thCrn + upOn HI
plaintiff attorney within twenty day IS after
service of this tummone, exclusive Of the dAl
service: and IL Caee Of our failure To uIpuAa .
Hn-wor, Judgment will be taken against you t
dofhnlt, for the Telief CHuHDdrd Iutha Co.
plant
said nction il brought to foreclobo morte. ,
rHecu',G hu1 delivered by you 10 the .a.
pIsinuil On the 25'h day of June, 1872, on = t.
lowing described real estate; Lot four 4 ....
"j7, in the Sixth addition 10 the tOwu +, 81
tre.t fnlIs, Cascade county, Montana, IL 4.e
thr payment Of your prOnIEsUry note .. '.4t
dAt- uIHd aud delive red to said p'aInt II rr.
SUN of *235iI with interest thereon Al {! t''
of ono and onch half per cent Ter mouti niJeT
maturity until pad-raid note was due on al
aItor date thereof less 500 psii on sait u'o
juno 18th, lsdi, Si1 - paid thereon Deco. .r
46th, iS+i, and GIG o. pad thereon ON the iel .!
~ March, 1856; to recover reasonable alton.
fees tor IT." foreclosure Uf the sad murt4a2b. 1
proyldni III the said note, and The cumplnI'' q
r'Nd action alleges th4t 5000 is reasonable o..
.oru"s fee for said foreclosure; and 10 reco
costs of suit Said mortgage il TocG rdcl
yuunH three of mortgages ~ paAe t'e, in I.
office uf the county c!e'li and curd4r Of a..
cRde county, Montana.
Witness my huud and the seal Of shlu CO.
this l6th day OF May, 1895.
laEAL.I W. M. .COCKhUL, Clerk
Ey v. l.. TURNER. Deputy Cicrk,
X. w. Berry. Attorney for plaintiff.
First publication May %, l196,l
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

| EGAL NOTlCE-Notice is hereby given
~ thnt on and after the 18th day Of July, 1885,
the principal place of hosiness Of ''The lngersoll
Mining Company a corporation organized
under the laws of the state Of Montana, will be
changed from thecity Of Great Falls Cascade
county, state of Montana, the present place of
hart in the county of Meagher. state of Montana,
This notice is given pursuant to tho provisions
Civil Code of the state of Montana, and after
the filing OF consent In writing of the holders of
twO-thrds of the capital stock Of eaid corpora
tiOn.
Given under my hand and the corporate seal
Of said company this - day of June. 1893:
[Seall. Z. A. SHAW, Secretary.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03
UirsCh and the Aristocracy,

1t is told of the late Baron Hirscl
that he once expressed his contempt for
the aristocracy in forcible terms. 1t was
in his Paris residence, formerly tho
property Of the Empress Eugenic. Al
one of his magnificent entertainments
Hirsch stood at the top of the staircase,
and, looking down on the procession Of
princes. dukes and marquiscs who were
struggling up the stairs to greet him,
he turned to his son and said, "Twcnty
years hence all these people viii bc
either our sOns-in-law or our con
cicrgcs.n
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

Eoynard is a knowing animal. The
foxes arc much tormcutcd Ly 1lcas, but
WhCn the inflictiou becomes too severe
they know how 10 get rid Of the insects.
They gather from the bark Of trees
moss, which they carry to a stream that
decpcns by degrees. Here they enter the
water, still carrying the moss III their
mouths, and going backward, begin
ming from the end Of their tails they
advance till the whole body, with the
exception Of the mouth is entirely i'm
merscd, The hcas, during this proceed
ing, have rushed in II pid haste to the
dry parts, and finally to the moss, and
the fox, when he has, according to his
calculation, allowed sufficient time for
all tho fleas to take their departure,
quietly opens his mouth. The moss
floats off down the stream with its bur-
den Of floas, and when it is out of jump
ing reach the fox finds its way to the
bank much relieved.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

REGARDING The SITUATION


"''" .''- ''0" ~ " 3
devoted t'.a su.o9! oi senator 1e. ~.
Mon. i.. Mantle. Chairman Republican
state l..uurtl.e, Butte, Mont;
IIaaI So. lae . tIyu Of the IeuulIi-
g.. pa,ul 4 convention at st. LOUIS IN
au.l..l. platform declaring for the
g.t standard and lA4 refusal of dele
...f.- from certain states to approve that
r.atfgra. presents subject NOW upper
.a9sltu t5a minds OF our people, upon
,...a / desire IT. submit come ubserya.
var, for OBLIGATION.
rua. IT, toe convention Of June lG,
.,.. the natIouaI republican party was
y,adysd to the support Of the two great
ugtUril,c, Of prot t.Ct,Jn and bimctallism
Asa humble member Of that organizA-
hon 7 hagg 4luh,s cordially supported
by voice alI vote those two principles.
The ruyuuIicau party Of Montana in its
,griaug platforms has announced ita
aI,Iiy a. both rJ.cstion and bilnnta-
,isu. and ..at arlanlzation has in effect
,soptrd US !ts definition of bimetalham
die rg,.,. ,a.1 unlimited coiaaga OK both
III .,..l t.,lu,r a., ~, ovi,+i,-fr rat;o,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

In case Of u mistake arising from a
too liberal claim made by patcntco to
more than he is entitled to, there may
sometimes be reissue Of Il patent, when
no fraudulent design Or intention is dis
covered.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-07-03

Swallows have been met with at sea
over 1000 miles from any land. They
were probably driven from land by
storms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
RICHMOND RAILWAY AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.
Street-Car Transfers.
ADDITIONAL FACILITIES OFFERED
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

Commencing JAN UAAI !. 1896, this
company extended It's transfer system ~
embrace all connecting lines Oi street rall-
way IN Richmond ana Manchester. y
pass NIGER - allowed the privilege Ot trans.
Ter Ia any connecting line IN either ely
auI i'm auy direction At Junction points.
The payment OF nye-cent fare en-
tfflns Al passenger 10 only ONE TRANS
IIk TICKET but additional transfers
are allowed on the same ticket AT any
uoint printed thereon which does not re-
turn the passenger 10 me point OF start
Kin tho parks and suburban districts
can be reached from any point IN either
civ by payment OF one fare.
II - a standing order OF the company.
for The convenience OF transfer Dassen-
ssers that cars shah wait ut junction
points for the arrival of car on connect-
r. line II the approaching ear r. within
tha distance OF one square. ~" travelling
nublic is requested TO advise the company
~ any Infringement of this nrier. aot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
4BfcK no rnr ON HoME.,,
Mary Eta sawyer Returns To Norfolk
Annie CREDIBLE i.emaiu- Here.

Mary Eta sawyer Returns To Norfolk.
Annie CREDIBLE Remains Here.
Mary Eta SawFcf. whose ciandcstne
departure from her home. in Atlantic
city I'm company with Annie CREDIBLE, and
arrest in this city laa been several times
rotcd. was yesterday morning taken back
10 her home hy MIR. j. r.. Hawkins, While
her companion decided TO remain in Rich
moud.
Mary was unwilling 20 return home
when Sergeant Han and Mn. Hawkins
called for her ana told her 20 get ready
for tine 500 train. She displayed some
temper for "a while hut finally agreed TO
70 10 the train. Upon reaching Seventh
street the eirl refused 90 20 any further
unless She rode. Tho officer and Mr..
Hawkins and their charge then boarded
a trolley ear. Mary showed no regret at
parting from Annie. but tho latter wept
coWoUsy. She went 10 her boarding
house. in the uoirhlorhood Of Fifth and
Clay streets after Mays departure. She
declare that she will remain Ina the city
for some time at least. and viii endoayor
10 see work here.
Sergeant liall save Mary some good
advice before the .rain left and the girl
promised 90 boo longer Doe a source OF
grief 20 hor mother. who is now il from
distress over the conduct Of her daugh-
ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
THE Shakers IDEAS or MEDICINE

Now 81 days when a man goes 20 his
doctor he is usually told that he has
some -nAcarl o. disease with a long
name. aAd whou he leaves tie Office hc
does not know whether 10 is s. Nitls'
Dance or consumption that is gradually
undermining hls health.
10 is therefore refreshing h. talk with
the Shakeis for their very simplicity
commands confidence and respect, and we
have the further Satisfaction OF knowing
that they have devoted themselves 90 the
study Of disease and It's euro for moro
than hundred years.
The venerable Oh man whom the
writer saw WAS only too glad TO discuss
lis pct subject. Ie said That strange
ass DO might seem, very few doctors real-
lied that tAreo-quarter of tho most pre-
Naleut diseases were all attributable TO
fatty digestion.
lie then wcut on to say that child
OF average intelligence knows that putid
mc4t or dt,ayus vegetables are poison
Gus. and must Doe avoided and yet these
same foods. even II taken into the stOm-
ach in the freshest possible condition
soon doCompose unless disested ana alb
sorbed
ln such cases the resulting pois1ns Ell
ter tho system. when aches and pains.
weakness and debility soon follow -
natural consequence.
ii was recognition of this that led the
Shakers 10 devote their energies 10 the
perfection OF q product wlch would
stimulate the digestive organs and assist
them 20 perform their proper Work.
The first symptom of disordered digec-
ton is loss of appetite. and the Shaker
Digestive Cordial is wonderfully ell
Client I'm supplying any deficiency in this
respect. ar The Same time 81 relieves all
distress after eating. Furthermore. as
was carefully explained by our venerable
friend. it IS absolutely harmless.
Better evidence of the Shakers ocnii-
d.;co I'm il could not Doe found than i'm
tbo fact that they have placed DO cent
sample bottles in the hands Of all drug
eists. assured that If once tried it will
produce such immediate and marked ben
eft that it will be continued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

Thursday was tho closing day OF the
Mount Vernon Council. The sessions
were devoted 10 completing arrange
ments with the boat and guide book
companies. and dispOsng OF unfinished
business.
The vce-rcsenfs from the several
states made their reports showing good
work done.
Virginia. through The efforts or her
,lce-regent. contributed 500. which was
placed In the endowment fund, ana so
toward rebuilding the barn, portrait
Of General Washington. copied from :.
aaanisturs w Peale. the relic now In
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

INetE>IONs.

tNNCt-RslON TD WASHINGTON FOR
j. NIIr-lONDAY.
viz r. g. aud j.. %. r..
leaving Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT.
Nav fhe .sd af 1880 p. ~. returning.
leaves Washington May the 10Th. az q
o'clock T.. H.
FARE For THE ROUND TRIP.
Richmond % Washington and return B. 30
boswell To- Washington and return. . 80
Milford to Washington and return. 1 81
Fredericksburg 60 Washington aud
return ......-. ...-.-..... .....-.--- 20
This Excur .i0n Will be under the man
aerment OK Messrs. THOMPSON.
NICHIE d ADAMS, the old-reliable ex-
cursl0n managers. We go, rain or shine.
my17.1J2J
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

Judge Keith Declines to Hear Argumen
by the CITY Railway Company.

Judge tcIth Declincs % Ucar Argument
by the CITY Railway Company.
Messrs. Wyndham Il. Meredith and
Frank Christian went before Judge Keith,
Of The Court Of Appeals. yesterday morn
ing and made application for the inJunc-
tiOn asked OF Judge Wexford and re-
fused by him ON Wednesday after lengthy
argument. TO restrain the new company
from crossing the Old companys tracks
at Robinson aud Main streets.
judge Keith carefully read the paper
making application. and then told Mossrs.
Meredith and Christian that DO was not
necessary TO argue tae case, as DO would
not grant the injunction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

The ambulance. with Dr. Lyme in
charge. was called at 1850 O'Clock yester-
day morning To Nineteenth and DOCK
streets. TO attend john Hunson, Nor-
wcglau splor. lie was engaged in load
ing railroad ties. when some half ID dozen
of them rolled down upon him. Ills Csc
cape from death was miraculous. AS 10
Was. De was badly hurt. A severe cash
was cut over his left eye. ana Dr. Lyme
had TO sew up The wound. There was a
fracture or the skull. also.
he was taken 20 The Sailors Ward, at
the Retreat for the Sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

,DTBLIC COURT SALE or SIX COM
/ PAKATINELY NEW. NEAT. TWO
STORY. sIX-ROOM FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSES AND LOTS. Nos. 1900. 1907.
1904 1905. l5Os AND 1910 MARSHALL
STREET. BETWEEN NORTON AND
KENNEY STREETS ALSO. A VACANT
ON FRONTING lCi9XluO FEET on THE
WEST SIDE OF NORTON STREET.
BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY
ETlEIIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
RAILROADS.
Oh Southern
CN Railway.
,PlEDMoNT AIR LINEI
Gun DLN , I'd cNItLD = ID
~ EFFECT APRIL. 10. 1919


IN EFFECT APRIL 10. 1913
TRAINS LEAVE klCBAOND. VA
2.sJ A. NJ, SOUTHERN EAPttLsS. daily
Tor DanVlIlc, Greensboro, Ntn1ton-
Salem. Slcepels Richmond, Va, 10
Danvillc, Greensboro, AallauufTs
Charlotte. Columbia, and Augusta.
Connects at DanNlAe with the NdsA-
ington and Southwestern NeslDl.ci
Limited (\o. 50, carrying sleDlrrs;
DanNllle 10 AsheFlle, Atlanta, tH.t-
taloOgs, blrmlnh ham, Memphis, w
Orleans, and Jsc as0uVLle. also, .rst-
class oay-cOache5 between NJ as.uK-
ton and Atlanta sengtis tlA
use these coaches without extra
charge. Connections made % Me.u-
PMS and New Orleans lgr al points
In Texas anu California. Sleeper open
Tor passenger, 8L $3.50 j.. 81.
iz.o1 4. NJ, VAST MAIL, daily, Tor Allan
ta ana points south. Connects az
Mosclcy with rafmFllI. aud tSH-
laldn railroad, al htystllo Tor
durham. and at Greensboro Tor
Durham. Raleigh, ara Winston
Shtm. carries alccu.ra Sew DIX
70 ADania aud Muuls 0furiy, ANA
from NeW York To- Jacksonville.
faror-Car Atlanta l0 birmingham.
o'vV =. NJ l.N'AI, eany, except sun
ody. Tor he!atLlc. ana Intermediate
points.
oIliAiNs ARRIVE ar RICHMOND
0.vO a. a., From Atlanta and Jackson,
Gao =. u. From Atlanta ana Augusta.
,. 40 A. ~. frur hfBstllIo
FREIGHT TRAINS WAl also carry pas
senscfs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

General Washington's bed chamber, loan
ed hy General Lee; also n large number
Of relics which were presented. In adj
dition there are original manuscript rec
oids OF the FIRST meeting Of the Mount
Vernon Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
N 4 4 I. HarfaIs2NsSIsrH

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 10. 1896.
LEAVE RICHMOND lDAlLl), BYRD
STREET STATION ,.,,,
300 4. NJ, hlCUMOND AND -ryn
FOLK NESIIbNbh iIAl %
Ed. Arrive NcfiolN j l.-' a.
d. stops only AZ Lel,ts o.l p
WaNerly, and SuHolA. 0eOvi .'.
class tickets not aceeH1eu Oh
900 A. NJ, Tho CHICAGO EXPRESS,
Tor lynchburg k0auohc, Coz
umbus. and Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke Go tolnmnn7t
also. for Bristol. knoAfAle,
and Chattanooga
$50 l.. NJ. For Sunolk. Norfolk. and in
termedlate stations; arrives al
Norfolk at 91o j.. NJ.
IL 90 l.. NJ. For LynchbuIg aud ltoau0Ne.
Connects at Roanoke Win
Washington and Chdtianoosa
Limited. Pullman cleepris
Roanoke 10 Memphis duu New
Orleans. Pullman sleeper be-
tween Richmond and Lynch
burg. and bcrths ready for
occupancy at 900 II. NJ. Also,
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from lyncl-
burg and the West daily az $40 4. ~.
and 100 l.. NJ. from Norfolk aud lle
East AZ II 20 a. N. and is llB u LID
LIMITED 100 = NJ.
Odlce: SIS Main street. .....
r. W. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
w. p. BENILL,
General Passenger Agent.
General Roanoke. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
VISIT W.fSHINGTON.
Local Cattle Men Cali on Secretary Nor

ION.
Aiessrs W. r. McComb. a. Helstern.
and Il. c. Braucr Jr.. committee from
the local Catle-l3rokers' Association. went
10 Washington yesterday. whore they Will
have am interview with Secretary OF Agri-
culture Morton regarding the cattle quar-
antiuc lines taat now prevail in North
Carolina.
The object Of thcir VISIT IS to get West
em North Carolina out or the Quaran-
tine.
This committee recently visited Cover
nor Carr. OF tho North state and he is
cooperating with it ia thc present move
mcnt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
ARRIVE 81 HI0UMOND-


LEAVE hICuMOND.
TRAIN $50. lu. $40 4. ~
LOCAL EMPRESS. daily. except sun,
day stops ut ol stations. At Lester
Manor connects with STAGE FOR walker
ton. also, al West Point. With lOrA-AiFer
steamers i0r hultlfsOIU.
TRAIN No. lt. 4.lj =. 81.
BALTIMORE LIMITED, daily except
sunday Close connection at West Point
with steamer for Baltimore.
steamers leave Baltimore at +. 81.
and West Point at o h. a., daily, except
Sunday.
Trains from West Point arrive go ki.l-
mQnl az 3UI 4. a.. daily, 1910 .. M-g
daily, except sunday anl Monday and
40 40 n 81. daily, cAceIs SUNDAY.
TRAIN 80. 4b. 4 80 A. n.
LOCAL MIXED daily, except sunday,
leaves Iwcuty-thlri street Tor West
folut and Intermediate points.
Ilcket-oillce DO station, loot Of hiralllL
street open from 500 a. a. Co GOO Il.
81, and from $50 L. 81. 90 BOO q. ~.
j. NJ CULP, W. a. TURK.
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
w. III. GREEN. General Superintendent
j. c. HORTON. Trav Pass Agent.
go east Main street. Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23


LEAVE BYRD-sTREEr STATION
100 a. NJ. Daily, Tor " as toI ,a.4
aud local stations. Pullman
I9.oM Daily except Sunday Tor
Washington auQ 50. D.. sgitl.
Stops az Elga, AsniaAl, l..'-
we'll Milford, frr i.II kaDNi b,
l3r00ke and Whitewater taf-
lor-tar. also. connects III.
Consre4 sioual Limited az
-,spu I,aI!g. 75r Washington ani
''i' ro.8ts North. stops 10 Liul,
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
fredericksburg IiunAt, a.t
whitewater. u.l NJ. er fiaL. .is
Sunday sleeper lIehm9nl 10
,pprvr H,sT,b5.SSriHIigEr STATION
n Da.ly STOPS at Nl4eH.lef,
o." - tr0Oke lIelcrl tsDlfst Mll-
forE boswell, and hshi ana.
aud other stations sundays ..
Sleeper Sew YORK 10 HicA-
n i5si..y except Sunday stops
I'D = '' I'M focal stations ana llDl.
parior-Car lrom Washington.
7lo p. NJ DAILY. 7'l isa.S SeIk aani . As6-
ard. Iulimtu-l nom Ne"
York ana Washing ton.
o~ Al Il4lIv. Stops ut principal local
I'D ~ - stations ana Elhl, sleeping
car COnnects Wiii 1oh.i So
slonal Limited between Ne"
work. aul Washirb tuu. ..
.,.,r, tpl,G ACCOMafDDATION
fl'rDl''t Daily except sunfay2 49,.
40 p. NJ. Leaves Byri-2tree, c,anon-
o.y' - -' ASHLAND TRAINS.
Dally, except sunday)
go \. N. Leaves tiN''
600 p. AZ. Leave -iN~.
go A 81. Arrives iluP.
goa =. Nj. Arrives Eioo.
q A. TAYLOR. Trnme Manager.
y. r. n. Ny rRS. President.