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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-12

sent TO the telegraph Office with-a dis
patch, and the game went on.
THE pot was 81 900 strong when the
men drew cards, and want to tell you
now OF the most remarkable set Of
poker hands that l ever saw dealt
Trayers was dealing. Holcomb called
for one card, Collins took one, Rawson
| drew four, and Travers took one. There
was business ahead, everybody saw that.
Iravers made bid for a raise by bet
teing $25, which was lifted 5000 by Hol-
comb, and Collins raised that 5000, SO
that when ii came around to Rawson it
cost $425 to come in. Everybody thought
he would throw down his cards, but he
didn't; he slowly drew check book out
of his pocket and wrote check for
$1,000 and showed it up, thus raising
Collins $575.
"You could see right away that the
other players thought he was bluffing.
Travers met the raise at once and added
$500 to it. Holcomb saw that. and
raised 1t another $500. Collins simply
saw the raise and Rawson lifted it an
other thousand.
drawers settled back in his chair and
eyed Rawson for minute. You've got
pretty good nerve, old man. he said,
but you can't make me lay down, not
on four-card draw, anyway Then
increased it $500.
81 call YOU said Holcomb, showing
in 81, 500.
| 81 might as well take chance for
my money said Collins, laying 81, 500 on
the pile. Rawson put down another
check for $500.
"'Well, boys said Travers. I'm sorry
for you. I've got four queens He threw
them on the table.
"'That beats my four jacks, said
Holcomb, and my four tens said Col
Inns; but it doesn't beat my four kings,
said Rawson, spreading out his cards.
He held four kings and an ace.
'Thunderation, what a draw!' ex-
claimed Travers.
Twas pretty good said Rawson,
raking in the money; and got them
oil in bunch. held up an ace
"Rawson pulled in $4,000 and $9,75o
of il came out of the pockets of the other
three men. 1t was the biggest pack pot
l ever saw"
"How about the wedding?" asked a
listener.
"Oh, yes, / meant to tell you about
that" said the old settler "You see,
the girl that Rawson was going to
marry had mind of her own, and when
the telegram came saying that he had
missed the train, what did she do but
jump aboard the cars and come up to
Trenton, reaching here about six
o'clock in the evening. Rawson was
mighty glad to see her, too. They went
out and hunted up minister and got
married. Then they came back TO the
hotel, and we all had a mighty nice lay
out. don't know whether the woman
ever found out why Rawson missed the
train or not, but reckon IL she did she
would have more sense than to kick
much, because she seemed to be q
pretty level-headed girl"
Speaking about that being a re-
markable set of poker hands," said an
old-timer, who had been listener to
the old settlers account of the game,
II saw a funny set of hands myself
once. 1t was along about '6s, l guess.
1t was while the Legislature was in ses-
sion. One night dropped into Charley
Donnelly's place, that was, in those
days, a favorite resort for poker play
ers. There was big game on between
four South Jerseymen. They had been
playing all the afternoon without ono
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-12

Red will undoubtedly prove a very
fashionable color this summer for hats
entire, hat trimmings, whole gowns,
figured or dotted in white, or dress ac-
cessories; cardinal, senorita. British
Turlrsh, carrhti6n, jack rose. Danish
lobelis, mephisto, lobster and tomsto.
4sG Louis 0lobe- DsmocrHg
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-06-12
AMUSING NEW GAME.

IL 10 Called scat and DOGS" and IL
Well Named, Too.
This game can be played by marking
a diagram like the one given, on slate
or board, or even on large piece of
paper, il the last is placed on smooth
surface for playing. Buttons, bits of
wood, or similar small objects can be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
s. - nranr 81 coraUEsE.


.o, -, ,h. h,ocl ana ,r-.,v
AocGsa'ns R,sber authority. a con,idorablo sec.
there !. no hlenO Mace ia owned ana perSonslly
s dnpe :, by a dirty white tomcat. Tho cat
m.L.. No nretensions to dominion beyond the
line Of the houses. But all between, front
yards, sidewalks, curb roadway ana car tracks,
ia bis 10 have and to hold as long as he shall
donce. with his claws does no defend bis rights
at the cost S' ~ ,st NJ hIs nine lives. For some
OF time WIN sr,nr = ~you,Ing invader mn ont
fatcful day VIII bring . y' wv. LIZ. .,So mop.o.s
~, vii ,oIl mon the white tyrant and claw
tnet shall M w. "nr,n - ,bo nnmsIesa cnnmnions
who nave O up out Of the west before, only
", 80. mir eritapbs written on the station
house blotter in tho invariable formula. 20
A. NJ, Patrolman Blank reports q dead cat at
waverlcy place and sixth avenue.
nict. OF the slogan echoed up and down tho ave-
nue.. and shouted over the folding doors OF the
saloons and from WINDOW 70 "lnuo" up ABOVE
IA e'.,., ,o,,co formula tells nnuoht Of the
coiu oh'eia' po".o :, +. - .I....shSstss. -.
cheering hunurcuS IL ~ " ooioro hiiuhiish'' UT
tons II it be after midnight, who limo tho curb
and cheer The White Tom on. to victory, There
is nothing in Patrolman Blanks report that tolls
Ing, Kicking. rolling whiriwind Of con.
6enscd baltic shifts up and down. the
car track while drifting tufts of blood.
stained fur-fcw, very few, of them
white-mark its path. Indeed, were ar over.
curious Captain, pursuing, somewhat too stern
", the course of his official duty. to hear OF the
fray and question Patrolman Blank regarding
1t. tho cop could only say that he heard q dis.
orderly noise in the neighborhood Of Sixth
avenue and Wavcrley place; that he proceeded
there promptly and found n large crowd of citi-
zens, who seemed to have been witnessing IN
alteration between two cats; that upon search
ing for the causes of the disturbance he found n
large gray or yellow or black cat lying nearly
deceased in the gutter and apparently In great
pain; that no destroyed the suffering creature
with his club. dispersed the crowd, and reported
q dead cat on post as aforesaid.
Tho White Tom owes allegiance to no man,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
HzRD TIMES FOR PHYsIoIANs.
One or them says There 10 . Decided Decrease
In Domaine for Them.

Ono or them ssys There 10 q Decided Decrease
In Demand for Them.
A well.known elderly physician in this city
said to q SUN reporter last week:
ut will probably please every one except the
members of my own profession TO learn that this
is the worst season for physicians and nurses
that we have had In ten years. My own prac.
tice docs not vary much from year to year, but |
have heard many complaints from other ply.
sicians and from trained purses. I don't know
how to account for 1t. Perhaps the general
health OF tho people in this city is a little better
than ever and the proportionate number OF ply
sicians is larger. but that doesn't account for
tho falling off in practice. 1 sec physicians
whom L know, and who several years ago were
always busy during Office hours, sitting In their
windows reading newspapers. They are not
young physicians Just starting In the world. but
mon whose standing in the profession was es-
told ME several days ago that she had had very
few engagements this winter. She is a woman
OF great skill, and several other physicians be-
sides myself recommend her. Sho told mo that
all the trained nurses OF her acquaintance were
complaining of hard times and few engagements.
Now. what 10 the explanation3 II only one or
two physicians had complained to me, / should
suspect that they were losing practice-for
reasons best known to their paticnts. That isn't
the case. however. The complaint 10 general. l
suppose that every one except physicians should
rejoice because 1t 10 SO, but ] am not 30 sure that
our hard times are due to q lack of Illness"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05

1t was announced yesterday that the organ
izer of District Assembly 40. K. of L.. has organ.
lied n local assembly of "land ringers and ma.
chinery and snfe movers" Tho local starts
with q membership Of sixty out of 500 mon who
Jersey City. A meeting will BIO held on Tues
day. ut Military, Hall 1913 Bowery. to enroll
more members. elect officers. and give the now
assembly a name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
To ne HInea FOR Drinking Nou.Un,on Beer.

Bakers Union No. 1872 Of Union Hill. N. j.. Is
determined to put a stop to Its members drink
ing non-union beer, and hereafter It will cost a
price of the contraband beverage. That 10. the
hne imposed by the union for the first offence
will be - and $5 will be imposed for tho second
offence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
Real Gstate Nanted.

EXPERIENCED real estate man Will take charge OF
IL properties, renting, collecting. taxes. and insur-
ance. saving owners time ana trouble. on reasonable
terms. X. box 1875 Sun uptown office. 1855 AWAY,
FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE wanted to July l, 1897.
l. between 9th and SSth stS.. west side.
FRED W. COFFIN, $40 Columbus nv,
PARIlEs having desirable furnished or unfurnished
Il house for rent are requested TO send full partiou.
lars at once 10 FREE W. COFFIN. $40 Columbus sv.
IVAN a country place mot over sd, OOO1 in eT.
w change Tor nice house in Yonkers. $40, 900 mort.
tate, Yonkers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
tirst- Glass atelp- ftmaIss.


A LADY OF refinement and culture. extensively trav-'
"A elled aud accustomed to, tho best society. as
housekeeper In widower's family would give kindest
ana most thoughtful attention 10 children; unex-
ceiled references. Mrs. NJ. 1+B Carroll IT., Brooklyn.
A YOUNG LADY photographer and typewriter
"A would like a position rapid ana experienced;
good refsrenoej law preferred. address sTENoG.
kAPHER. box ll3 sun on1ce.
by competent cook. with best references. desires
II situation. 4SS 7th Av.
COMPETENT young woman who desires situation
" as chambernaid and waitress; hest city refer
encea. II. j., box 10 Sun uptown ONCE. 1895 Broad
way.
COMPETENT Ghambermald and waitress; under,
stands her work thoroughly best city references,
L. MEG, box lao Sun uptown oflce, l|O0 broadwhy.
COMPETENT young woman as chambermsid and
~ waitress, with best city references, desires situA-
ton. y. H.. box l2s sun uptown ONCE. 1903 Bway.
COMPETENT swedish lAuudrt IS, who is willing to
~ assist with chamber works beat city references.
LIB, 6ox no Sun uptown onice, 1908 broAdwRy'
CoMPErEHT chambermaid who is willing to assist
~ with laundry work; best references, U. L. box
lVv Sun uptown once. 1893 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
8sal estate Scr saIe OF exfhauas.

LoCR.STORY house in the Seventies. valued at
Il $4,000. free and clear; will exchange for private
house not too heavily mortgAgeG or good apartment
house. fkED W. CoFFIN, 34V Columbus aV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
8ral G$tate Scr Sale.

rSnn
Il on Long Island. NN
F. J. GRANGER. 80 Park row. N. Y.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.-Littie place OF IL scrS.
~ within few miles OF Norfolk, Va; exceIIept d.
room house. tenant house, stable. barn. and othsv
outonildinss. al! good conditions; nne old shade, fruit
trees aud considerable small fruit; good we'll, jsnS
under enltiva,ion; convenient to station. stores.
y thlckly settled and no doctor within Ave m ijss, In ~
hahithnis well educated ana OF good character. Ioca'
ton Desirable IN every way; good cunning and mar.
Ing. Price, Sl.eOOi one'half cash. balance one ana
TWO years. Particulars of RiSI.EY, 10 Chambers ar
H'ACRE BUILDING SITE. new. planted with ma.
~ turo fruits ana ornamental trees. &c. unercoiInr
neighhorhood location within hour Of N. Y; excen.
liohAI ohahce. OWNER, box 200 Sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
8illiara Cables.

'hhLiAHo ana pool tables. new aud second handt
- uAiseihs Ior cash buyers; Bundries; repairIps
aoI q a. reasonable prices. CHAS. A. WEsTERMAN
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% aet for ausinrss purposes.

cToRE. BASEMENT n srBCELLAR, Gs Hickman
- at, near Gold, to lot. rutland & WHITING. .
Beekman at.
JNO ARTISTS with pupils-fine corner apartments;
Il 2 windows facing north; also other windowsi
artists only building central; with steam heat; elc.
vators; ! vsriod door attendance reasonable rent.
Address NJ. NJ, box $50 Sun uptown office. 1926
Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
The List or Referees.

The following is q lis: of tho referees appointed in
cases In the Supreme Court;
BY Justice Andretra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
.fIats mud MISUNDERSTANDING.


CUATS TO LET.-The best in Brooklyn: sil 9th av.,
Il near I'D at; Sd fiat, y rooms and bath. hardwood
trim. hardwood floors, steam heat, rent Sla; posses
sion when desired.
si9 9th av.; same nnish, all light rooms, rent eco;
possession Jan. !.
Flats 10 let from oIo to sbb. according to location
and rooms. II you W ant any Kind OF q nat call and
zee US. JOHN PULLMAN,
7a1 Union st.. corner 9th av., Brooklyn.
Open day and night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05
3iua,iftal.

For Other Financial Advertisements 81, Tenth
rage OF Supplement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-05

COMPETENT cook can furnish hest references; oity
nell,
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, &antrd-T Females.
"HNICH- JEMHIENs
THE SUN
HARLEM BRANCH
LI9 WEST L25TH STREET

A RTFICIAI. FLowERs.-wanted, rose and flower
n makers; steady work; good pays Also bright
l.. Frazer. o9 TO 90 Blocker st.
A RT1PIcIAL FLOWERS. = Highest. prices paid;
~ steady work to experienced hands; q few neat
learnerp wanted. paid while learning.
IL HofHEIMER & CO.. B28 broadway.
A RT1FICIAL FLowERs.-Good rosemakers; also
IA learners. paid while learning.
J. q. JOHNSON Il Co. 00o Broadway.
A RTIFIcIAL F~LowERs.-aood rose makers and
A. ". MAS & CO.. 10 West sd ct.
A RTIFiCIAL LowER and -piquet makers; also
IA branchers. STEARSS & SPINGARN, OlO, Gig.
GA broadway, N. Y.
PoOkBTNDEKs wanted, expcricnccd hand fold.
ID crs and pastors. EDWIN IVES & SONS, 22 How.
ard At.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted. EUGENE C.
ID 2ls william, st.
IIRLS auted-E1pcrienco hands: timing by sight
" lever clocks. Address NJ. L.. box ls7Sun uptown
ofice. 1885 Broadway.
nsTRICH FEATHERs.-Forelady wanted with prac.
~ tical experiences; must he thoroughly competent
In all details OF nanufac ;uring; Inducements to right
party. Address with fun particulars. b. c., box $50
Sun ONCE.
OSTRICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sewers and curl.
" era wanted. TAYLoE & CO.. 2s waverley place.
X~7ANTED-By an old established house. high. grade
w woman, good church standing. willing to learn
our business, then to act IA manager and State cor.
respondent here; salary Ssq9. 5nslose elf;addressed
box lao SIM Office.
WANTED-Forclady for metGiieaf business; must
w be competent In nll Its branches: good and per
QREMPLAR & Holman.
113 and ll5 Hopkins ST., Brooklyn.
WANTBD-An experienced flower and feather
w sample maker. Address, with reference, DAVID
HENLY'S SONS. s3l Arch St, Philadelphia.
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COMPETENT cook; will do coarse washing, wage
y teOi city or country; best references. 1853 Yves
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NOMPETENT house worker, goo1 plain cook, washer
Y aud ironsr; small family; best references. Slt
East 7tth 81,
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COMPETENT woman as cook. washer. and irone
best references, desires situation. 2O1 East ltth
The times., 1897-06-22
Southern RAILWAY.
,ednle IN effe tay 2. lse7.l

(Schedule In eI1e -'aJ Es Ioot-f
an trains arrive al i---ss rennsylyania
fessenS -DaITy. local FOR Danv,ls, Char
,otre and way stations. connects at Manas-
sas for strasourg. harrisoabury, and
s1aunton, daiy,s y,,s, % sae %psrrs.S SnaS' 51 ws aSd
az 5aafiy and with the chesapeake and
ern, osi,, daily, for the Naturai Bridge aud
LeIinEOn n,-paiiy, the UNITEN STATES
FAST MAIL. carries P1llman 6uffes
Sie.s,ers. New York and Washington to
JacksoT Jackn Sleeper for eAsheville and Hos
Z SS.airf-Ss. n. c., Knoxville Chattanooga aud
SSpa.shyilie, Tenn, andat Charlotte with Pull
WASH WASH Siasuer for Augusta. Pullman Buffet
man nistn.,.,r S,I Nsw York TO New Orleans, Connect
S1ee f,,s, ~ Atlanta for birmingham aud Menu
ps.., ,,2,i, ,.;t,,ous change. Sunset oersonaIIv
Olleo Ollesn1.I tourist eXCI'rSiOn through SleeYef
oonJu 90, rhis tram every Wednesday to San Fran
eisco' ~ 'm1.NLocai Tor Front Royal, stras
80 4oa !, ri ~ Harrisonburg, with connection fos
Sqaaprou, daily, except sunday.
ai 70. m--Daiiy, sOesi .or CbarioEtes-
viiie. 1G..a m.-paily, WASHINGTON AND
snI, ia WESTERN, VESTiBUE1sD, LINZ
TIED, composed ol fIiiniaE Ve'ti6aied
s'sep s.'s,,ipa1 sieepeEs New York TO Nash
,.stia Tenn via Asheyitie. hno2E1iis
and Chattanoos NeM iGss ssva1,as sD aampaji pn.i
VI. sII,a.orsonyille; New York to Memphis, via
Usrmtngnam; New 1olk 70 New orleans,
VIA aeian scn Washington 10 Atlanta South
ea5 .,s2 Raifway dining car Greensboro to
MIp. MTIRAiNs on wAsHIM;GToN II;Gg,os A.N AMP OHIO
1ai,v 900 ID. IN. and 4:4o p m daily, ex-
eept sunday and sSS u, p alv M seRsay eRssS, s0I5
to,. los hSf S"r f.eespurg, and go m daily for
HGesneon G RstGInihpg, Rstnh al asr,se ~ at ,1s ,Ma1shins
pn o-S0 daily except Sunday frDm
Round S HiiI, and T:oe M. daily, exceps
l.saI'1 s,x,s,ut sunday. ironI LcesDurg
Through trains from At the ssS south arrive az
OK n m. daily Harrisonburg, 12.4O o.
M, and g:2o p m daily; exsept s,as sunday.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation, and in
formation FURNISHED et offices, 5il ana
1Snia Railroad Passenger station.
" n. GREEN, Gen- Supe.
-. Al. t,ULP, Irafflc Manager.
~ A. TURK, Gen. Ross~ AgonA
a. 8. Browns zen. Ags. feo0. NeY0
The times., 1897-06-22
= ALTIMORE -
80 AND OHM
RAILROAD.
schedulein errecr June 5 1881

D.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and sc.
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestfbuied
Limited trains 1000, HAS . u, sos
Fer Cincinnati. st Louis. ard Indianapo
lis, Express, 11:45 a. m Vestibuled Linn
For Pittsburs R , eess and cieveIand. elan @ ekpre.
daily 1000 a. m. and $50 D. m.
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. 11:30
For Winchester and way stations. 1900.
t11:45 a. n, 1880 p. m.
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham.
oke, 1920 p u daily; Sleeping Cars
through.
For For bsEag bssnoss s4C week n aa. as.y 500 So
no. 10 x fsS 5lss 6o 6SS
Ks. x * 20. $50, Ks 90. SIS, 1920, Ills.
xl,Js. = 80 te9f6, ? 3 a4a as5; 50. Sec q:
x5.O5, x5-1O, $50, xo-00. x9-2O, 11-1os
x1 L 30 p- m, x12 oil night.
and y 4 SUP 80 .. N. sundays, s.se a. IA. 4ss
For Of Frederick, week days, 500 a m,
11.45, 4-3o, $50 p. n Sundays 40
For Hagerstown, 1000 a N. and 1880
g 90 D. a. NJ M, so. $50. 705 p. m. Sunday.
For GaithersDt.tg and way points, week
aavs 90 O. 81, a in.. ~ 5H. loo, 4 so,
AN $50, $50, .O5, 1l.4O D. m Sun
days, 900 a. H., lis, 4-33, 7.05, 1918
For Washington Junction and way points.
500 a. m. 4. 80, D 30 p m week dayA
q u0 a NJ lI5 D. N. Sundays
FOR Bay Ridge, week days, 9;15 q. m.
and 4::}o D. III. Sundays. 5.35 u m-. 1:30
and 3:l5 D. ~
Isnv.I Blue Line for New YORK
and PhiiadeIphia.
an trains illuminated with PIntsch Hghk
For Philadelphia New ork. Boston and
the East week days. 90, 5 90, 1000 g.
M. I2OO, u2.40 all Dining Cars, 800,
* O5 Diairg Can, t12O1 night; Sleeping
car open at 10. 90 oclockl. Sundays. T.Oa
q eO n A. sI2.40 all Dining Cars. 500.
I5O5 Dining Car), l2. Oh night. sleeping
csr omen 90 o'clock AdS1itional tralus
fnr PhiIadelphia, week days. daily, 500
buffet Parlor Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. m, IL 90
noon and p 30 p M, week days i2.4o
n m. sundays
For Cape May, IL noon +
tExeeDt sunday DAILY tSunday
only xExpress trains
Raepage called for and checked from
,otefsa and residences by Union Transfer
70 on orders left at ticket offices, 6I0
pennsvIyania avenue northwest, New York
areaniIr and Fifteenth street, ana at Depot
WS NJ GREENE, ID. B. MARTIN,
Gen Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
The times., 1897-06-22
RAILROADS.
pennsylvania
RAILROAD

Station CORNER OF SIXTH AND
-. STREETS
p,z.s, "a NJ week days-PITTSBUKo Ex-
burg ~ ,5r,arior and Dining Cars. Harris-
io-op a. II. PENNS SYLvAsfA LisrTEp
onsergaasn yaan Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and
fna,ns,innati, fa,,t, Indianapolis. st Louis. Cleye.
Harr,st anu Toledo Buffet Parlor Car To
10 80 A. 81 FAST LrNe-Pul,ruan Burrs.
Car Ciot !, sar 60 Harrisburg. Buffet ParIor
$40 % p hsMTris6urg 81 6,11 C rifsshure;
Express Sleeping o Car Np ws,h,ns,ds va d1nIIDs
% st Louis. and Sleeping ana DiniSe
Tfs I. harrisburg to Sc Louie, NashviHs
RIO 2 M1Mafs'1 st. MaaTsRd aRd GfhSesgp: gp:ssL,,,,,,
ana sn asIeeping ~ Car to Pittsburg. Chicago
Car rn a1',sgrg agr'sngrg to Cleveland Dining
'-iS r AZ SOUTHWESTERN Ex PKEsa
pittsbnren o Sleeping Cara washin gton %
iv,ao .ssn N, FAGTEic s1pREss-Pu,
nss sleeping Car to PitUsbarg
Ser; sn,.n And Niagara + ais daily. except
losS eseeat q; sn, rer ElmIra an. :ssnovo daily.
p'ys ana Wiiiiamsport IdsYs. $40
7.io = 81 70, ,v,,,', -.
Su.laio and Niagara Fails daily. except
~ SuIuax. with Sleeping Car Washington
10 ,sS Stspsnslon q Bridge. via Buffalo.
sss. huIfalo. and Niagara FaIls daily.
Eor pag I'M. lar Washington To E.Inira
iadeIDnfa- New 1orKs aao
the East
n "CONGRESSrONA LINZ
tnc daily. ali Parier Cars. vita DID
M IN, sar from Baltimore Regular ct 100
Cari C" and ddaf1 ~ 200 soG, 10 10 I'D sDiHWinis Wii.
10 ioHos.ons % ana A AZ a. I245, Is; 80 . 90; SO
"a. from Wilrningtonl = M 1XI5 3l5
mMiadelphia only. Fast Express. I 90 A
n week Gays. ssss s.ol EsRsf's a6d ) 45 = p = r.
aEnay For Boston WITHOUT change.
daiiv a ~ week days, and 4.20 P IL
For Atlantic CITY tvla Delaware Rive.
n'mses alIrai1 routel. 315 and II. 39
fooo. HOO wa mn MAXI Iszs street q M week Wess
S'ys -; - so 2 N daily Saturdays only,
For baltiInore s IS. 7.oe. :. 80. y 90. 9 co.
i211 i2I4 ~; % and IL: 90 g. M, 12i9
itdfo' itedS Il 8 90, So1 sIt, 3 20 GOO LIN In
10: 90. lo.49. Ills and il 80 D. m
Un Sunday, TOO, :. 90. 300, s.05, 10. so;
"a ii0V 9W a; An m II 10, 10. z-Oi. & 10. 3 40.
S1Io. 1000. i6. 40 and II. So D. m.
TGs ropes Greek Line. Z 90 a. m and 80
+ Boz m daily, except Sunday Sundays
For Annapolis. 100, 300 g. m, I21s
so1od sn5 y 20 m, daily. exceps sunday
Atsnsis Coast sIo finskspra;s Sn fka 70 For Fror
Ga and points on Atlantic Coast Line,
$50 a m. 3.46 p m. daily, Richmond
onIys 1867 a. N. weekdays. Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and Seaboard Air
Line, 40 D. m daily Accommodar
ton Tor Q uantico, 7.45 a. N. daily, aud
4.25 p m. weekdays
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and o
streets, and at the station, Sixth and q
streets, where orders can be left for tina
checking OF baggage to destination iron,
hotels and residences
J. B. HUTCHINSON. General Manager
j. R. WOOD. General Passenger A geDs
The times., 1897-06-22

" ANTED-By a neat colored girl. place
as nfSt-claSS chamDarmaid or cook in
pnsate family. 1727 lILh ST. NV.
IeI9-3t en-
The times., 1897-06-22
RAILROADS.
WAShIaGiuH, ALEXANDRIA ANU
MOUNT VERNON RAIL WAY.
From Station, 13 10 st. q Ia. Ave.

= AoAAA S1iLjOus 1o LIZ St. q L a. a SS'
In effect May D. 1897.
For Alexandria tweek days., g: 50, 1:O6.
!;35. ex.; 500, $50, ex.; SOC. 300,
~: 20, ex;, 1I:UO, ll:45. a. IN lz;ob: ex;'
II: ~, l:lo, 1:45, 2:u6. ex-. 2:40, zoo,
eX, 8: 80, 400, ex.; 4:l5, ex.; 4:45, BOO,
o: ~, ex.; 8: 4U. e:05, ex.; 6:25. TOO, 500,
b.oo, 1000, lf:2O, II:6s p m.
ror Alexandria tSunday onlyl, 500,
300, lU:o0, 1880, 100, 1870. u. m
100 noon. 1870. LOO. 1:30. 200, 2:3o.
500 $50, 400, 4:30. 500, $50, G.O0'
D: %, 100. 500 500, 1000. 20 p. m
For Mount Vernon and Way Stations
week oays,. 6: 10, 1905, i1:OO a. m-
lE:oo, l:i5. 2:05. SEQ. 400, Al p. IN
For Mount Vernon and Way stations,
tSuDday only, 800. I1:oo a. n-, ZOO,
400 y. m.
For AfliGgto1 ana A1ueduct Bridge
iweek days), 500, $50, 800 1905, 200,
II 40 q. M, 1905, II: 20, IL 8, 200, 2:4U.
o:Uo, $50, 400. AIS. $40, 600, o.-o'
100, 500 D. M
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge
sunday only, 500, 300, lU-0O 1850,
il:oo, IT'D a.. III. l2:0t noon: 80,
t:OV. 1:3U, 200, ESQ, 300. $50, 4:ou,
= 81, 300, $50. 600. ESQ. 100, 800
baggage checked free for passengers
noiulng first-ciass tickets at Station bF
eycfeS, 20 cents each