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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
AROUND CONGRESS.

4 daily stage now operates be tween Congress and Peoples valley Down at the Junction a coal chute is being put in by the railroad com pany for coaling purposes. A dance will be given at Congres: Junction Christmas eve.
 There is great mining activity around Congress.
 In the Weaver district. w. b Wilson is developing some fine prop critics and is elated over the out look.
 The Ferris mine is now operating a l0-stamp mill, and has ore in sight that assays as high as $500 to the ton.
 F. M. Czarnowski, proprietor ei the Commercial hotel at the June tion, has located the Good Hope, Lenora and Anaconda mines, In the Weaver district, and Is doing devel- opment work. He has some magDif- icent ore samples from his mines on display at the hotel that show plenty of free gold. MT. Czarnow- ski says that Weaver distnct is the coming mining section of south western Yavapai, as 1t has not yet been fairly prospected.
 Around Stanton, in this district, everything is lively. There are at least 200 miners in there, and the- are all busy. Several new houses are going up. The new 5 stamp mill IS now in operation, and the 2-stamp mill, being erected by Upton & Day, is nearly ready for business. c. l.. Hayden's mine is showing up mag ni6cently as sinking progresses.
 In the Santa Maria district a new cyanide plant is being put in by Clark, Raukin & O., at the Dan Thorne mine. Eleven cyanide steel tanks are in course of consuuctiOu.
 The old Vulture mine is shut down temporarily for lack of water. The l00-tUn cyanide is in operation. The Vulture is still 6 good mine, there being plenty of ore in sight.
 In Peoples valley Peck's 5-stamp mill has just been completed, and will start up pretty soon with plenty of ore to work on.
 John Hise has bonded the North Star mine, in the above valley, and J. Underwood has bonded the Monte Cristo. 4 ten stamp mill has just been put in here, and the output is expected to be as fabulous as the Monte Cristo of fiction.
 In the White Picacho district, the TTilby mine has been bonded to Baxter & McLeish for Sl5,0O0. Sink ing is inprogress and the results so far are flattering. Development work on the TrilbY extention by L. Bermale makes fine showing.
 The Golden mine in Martinez dis trict is developing into an impor- tant camp. A new hoist is being put in and the company back of the enterprise are sanguine over the out look. J. H. Costella, superintendent of this mine, is optimistic in his views concerning this property.
 In conclusion it is safe to say that for the next twelve months south western Yavapai's contribution to the mineral output of the county will far excel last years record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Society at RuIstde.

HILLSIDE, Dec, lI.-EDTroR JoUR- NAL MINER: T. E. Darnell, the genial station keeper, postmaster, etc, at Hillside, gave delightful dancing party last evening in his dining hall Messrs. Ferguson and Scott fur aished music. The floor was kept warm all night, Supper was good enough for Uncle Billy or any of his cabinet. The affair proved a very pleasant one all around. as everything does that T. R. has any thing to do with. Oscar is all right. if Scotty did have to go to Skull Valley for his horse.
 Those uresent were: MT and Mrs Henry MeGrew. MT and Mrs L D BeDGett. 3Ir snd Mrs J J Buckman, Jr-, 4Iessrs Homer Hix0n, Adam Sc0.t. T D Sanders, Ned Sanders. Oscar Fhjuptey and George PhlPP- ne,, Thompson Valley; Ar and Mrs Root N.iisF, Happy Camp; MT ana Mr. tar,ua, Hillside; MT end Mrs s-t.-. :..,s,..-ss, Mss Shultz- Gales [ 's,3'-zn,,,. Sir aal Mrs Chas Sagers, I7issss - Fccler, Nancy Dickson. 9uripa Bosley, Mary BosieY. sTsssrs ! Hazeidine, Van Dickson IIe-is- 1f...a-, Joe Rudy, Jim Bos- I.v. SEuI Ealiey; MT Farmer Kirkland; Chas Dobbs, CIenegai Nm Pir'e-. Willow Springs; Wm R,Izse}. Wilbar Coughran, simmons. KEY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Train Robbers Captured.

A telegram from Silver City, New Mexico, says that word has been received there that J. N. Thaeker special officer of Wells, Fargo < Co.,, assisted by a posse of deputy United States marshals, last Monday night captured the entire gang oi train robbers, who last Thursday held up the Southern Pacific oyer land at SteiG's Pass. The gang wera surrounded in cabin on Cushey $ ranch m Eastern Arizona. twenty five miles from the Mexican ii,so, The robbers were completely sur prised, and surrendered without a single shot. Their names are not known, but they are COW boys who have been working in the vicinity of the San Simon valley. and have no connection with the Black Jack" gang.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Enormous Lifting Porsr

The shelless impet pulls I.9s4 time. its own weight when in the air and about double when measured in the wa. ter. Pleas pull l, ,493 times their OWL dead weight The Mediterranean cookie, Venus verrueosa, can exert a pulling power equal to 2,07l times the weight of it's own body. So great is the power possessed by tho oyster that to opcn it Q force equal to l,9I9.5 times tho weight of its shelless body is required. If tht human being possessed strength as Rrea; in proportion as that of these shellfsh, the average man would be able to lifi the enormous weight of 2,976, 00O pounds, pulling in the same degree e. the limpet. And if the man pulled ir the same proportionate degree as the cookie he would sustain a weight of DO less than 3,1O6, 500 pounds toms Magazine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
THE JERSEY LILY SUIT.
A Statement More in Accord ygI:h Trut
 Than the One From Denver.

A Statement More tn Accord yyI:h Trut Than the One From Denver. Referring to the Associated Press dispatch in last evenings issue, we gather the following: Early this year the Jersey Lily Mining Co., oi London, made an arrangement with e company named the Anglo Con- tinental Gold Co.,, by which the Jersey Lily Company was to increase its capital stock sufficiently to give the Anglo Continental half of its capital stock, in exchange for a pay ment of S25.000 working capita, the erection of fifty ton plant and the construction of wire rope tramway from mine to mill site.
 In April the Anglo Continental people sent their own expert to ex- anime and report upon the prop ertys He returned 70 London, made most howeTy report, giving the values at more than the owners had represented when offering The prop erty for sale.
 This report was Lot given to the Jersey Lily people until the con tract with them had been signed, sealed and delivered.
 By the terms of this contract the Jersey Lily pe0Ple did increase its shares to double the number of shares that 1t had issued, thus re- ducing the value of the share- that was originally issued to the owners.
 It is understood that 1t was made a part of the contract that Js- Anglo Continental people appa5 | three directors on the 5ar L ' board. These three gen a1. with one of the original s were appointed a committe U 70 to Arizona to decide upou Ger developments and kind oi aizut that should go upon the miue The chairman of this commitJt Las practically control of .hs Anglo Continental Gold Co., affairs. IT. stead of coming to Pr scott as ar ranged, they became h. crested ID looking into and examining mi, siae properties in Colorado, California. and other places and it Is reported invested heavily.
 For reasons known only to them selves they employed an expert to resample the Jersey Lily Samples were taken in such a manner as to show lower values than previously reported blythe expert Roepell, bui still sufficiently good results were obtained to warrant the success that was practically assured if the con tracts had been ccrried out.
 On the strength of this report Ar. Bashford was called to Deayer. on the pretense to conclude arr5no-- ments for further devel pment of the property and to discuss the oues tiol of the erection of a suitable plant. Imagine NIT. Bashford's sur prise when he found that he had been Lrleked to Denver. in order that suiLa there. It is hard to tell from in- formation available what the real motives behind this is, but presum- ably to get control of this valuable property without paying for it.
 Of one thing, one that knows Mir. is certain that he is ID no sense guilty of the charges that are laid at his door, and the many friends of NIT. Heating are positive that he is equally blameless.
 / In fact from the best information obtainable the property Is a good one, and prior to being offered on the London market, enjoyed a good and it is particularly unfortunate if, by system of jug gling on the part of designing people, this reputation is to be sac rifced.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22

Albert Johnson, the oldest locomo- tive engineer in America, died at Raliegh, N. C., recently, at the age of S8. He began running an engine in 1S30
 A deed from Henry W. Tharsing to the Tiger Consolidated Gold Mining Go. for the Arastra mine in Tiger district was placed on record today.
 Today a deed was filed in the re- corder's office from Wm. Button to the Tiger District Consolidated Gold Mining Go. for the Mckinley mine, both located in Tiger mining district; consideration $500.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
A Big Law SuIt.

A telegram from Denver, pub lished in the Phenix Republican says: The Anglo-COntinental gold syndicate, limited, of Great Britain has instituted a suit here against William c. Bashford and Daniel E Heating for S50,0OO damages. It IS averTed that the defendants "salted' the Jersey Lily group of mines in Yavapai county, Arizona, thereby deceiying the expert, Charles Ral pell, as to their value, and on his favorable report the plaintiffs paid the defendants S25,000 for stock in the Jersey Lily company and ex- pended S25,000 more in developing the property and ascertaining its true value. The Jersey Lily com pany also sues Bashford aud Keat- ing for S50,000 damages and asks to have certain contracts entered into with defendants declared void.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Gnded Beauties.

The eastern women, especially thos, in Turkey, paint their eyebrows with gilt paint, and at night the effect is very brilliant and oriental When, by chance, a Chinese girl has eyes that arc not quite so slanting Gs usual, she can safely lay claim to special beauty. Many Japanese women gid their teeth. while the beauties of the Indies stain theirs brilliant red. Some of the Afri- cans stain their teeth a jet black. Per sian women pencil the outer corners of their eyes to make them look almond shaped, which IS considered an especial mark of beauty. The women in many oriental countries die their finger nails with henns, others let them grow to an enormous length.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
ESCOTT, ARIZONA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22 1887

while in Weaver district especially, where many new prospectors are going in from as far away as famed Harrisburg, interesting develop ments are sure to follow. Arizona miners with the Klondike fever can break i; up easily by making a thor ough investigation of Ysvapai's un- limited store of golden treasure, where they can delve successfully aud with sprofit in .sn equable eli mate and acquire wealth without exposure to a rigorous climate and the uncertainty of a safe return 10 civilization.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
TgDungE.

Temper itself is not bad quality. It is not to be destroyed, as we sometimes say. Without temper a bar of steel be- comes like lead 4 man without temper ls weak and worthless. We are to learn Eelf control. A strong person is one who has a strong temper under perfect mas tery. There is a deep truth here-that our mistakes and our sins, if we repent of them, will help in the growth and upbuilding of our character. -House- wife
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Wrong Conclusion.

The Canadian Gazette tells an anus ing story of enc who was too quick al drawing an inference. It happened that Q Glasgow professor who was visiting Canada with the British association in 1884 was desirous of seeing something of northwestern life, and for this pur pose repaired to an Alberta ranch
 fixed him up as well as could. the ranoher says, tUt he complained that be did not like sleeping with his clothc: on. So after the first night stretched a cowskin across the shack and told him he might uBdress If he liked. He took of most of his garments and put on a long white nightdresz. h thC morning my foreman came in while tbC gentleman was still sleeping O5serv ing the white nightdIess, be said in g whisper:
 Rather sudden, eh?''
 "What?" l asked.
 "The death of the old man."
 He's not dead; he's asleep" eE plained.
 Then what's he wearin them billed clothes fcr:' was the reply. "Nevci saw chap lad out in billed clothes afore 'cept he were dead.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
EaeinR Rome.

''How long have you been in Rome?' said Pope Plus K.
 "Three weeks" was the read<s an swer.
 "Ah, then, :" said his holi'ess' you have seen Rome. And hos long have you been hereY'' asked Ae, turning to the second visitor.
 Three months" vas the answer.
 You, then" continued the pope, "have begup- to see Rome. And you, sir. {" turEfng dnally to the third of his visitors, "how long have you been bsrss''
 "Three years" was the reply.
 "Then you" said the pope. "bave not begun to see Rome.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
rohacco Smoke and F1owers.

A remarkable effect of tobacco smoke on the color of flowers may be seen in the case of the field scabia named botaDically Knavtia arvensis, so ire quently on the hills and commons from August till October. If its purplish blue blossoms, which form nearly globose heads, are held in the smoke of tobacco. their color will soon turn to a bright green, about the same color as the leaves
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22

A balloon was sent up from Berlin in 1895 equipped with self registering thermometers and barometers. It came down in Bosnia with the instruments in good condition. The barometer regis tered an elevation of 59,S72 feet, and the thermometer a temperature of 52 de- RIGGS below zero E.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22

VA L.,a-, miner aud ex-printer, ,s ;n town. He says he has struck go.,i rjarar ground on his claim near Ivux creek. He can make ec,.l wages. be says. by drawing the gs.a, fro,n a we'll to wash the gravel. H. struck quite d good sIze,i nugget the other day on the ground.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22

Fred c. Hughes hss been arrested at Randsburg. Ben Heney. who has gone over his accounts as Cieya of the board of supervIsOrs, has completed his work. It IS said that the shortage will amount tc mora than 5000. covering a period or several years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Bessarabia

One of the most productive sections of the world is the Russian province of Bessarabia, taken from Turkey in 1878. Its vineyards often yield 300 gallons of wine per acre. The average yield of wheat is 35 bushels, and of maize 50 husha1G
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. George Cheyney, of Tucson is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. F Staunton.
 On Thursday, December l6, al Congress Junction. Wayne Ritter and Miss Ella Kirkland, daughter oi W. H. Kirkland, were married by Justice Francis. of Congress. The bride has the distinction of being the first white girl bo7n in the city of Phenix.
 Edward A. Beitzsl, of the com pany store, has gone to AtchiSon, Kansas, on a months visit.
 K. l.. Hart, of Tucson, has been visiting his mother. and brother, C. r. Hart. of the company store. He returned Sunday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
A Fasblon Note

Doctor (to female patient)-You'v got q slight touch of fever. Your tongue has thick coat
 Patient (excitedly)-Oh, doctor, do tell me how it ftsl-Facts and Fiction
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22

Music for the Knights of Pythias ball at Jerome Christmas night will be furnished by Wilbanks' orches ltra.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-12-22
Mountain City Drug Store

We want your business. and We cs.cr for it by good service. HARRY PRESLEY.
The times., 1897-12-06

DANCING-Waltz and two-step guaranteed
in few lessons; no classes: strictly pFi-
vate. MISS MARIE LEONARDO, 6t9
NJ st. NV. del st
The times., 1897-12-06
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

tSche-iuIe in effect November - Ic - >
All trains arrive and leave elnsf ~ ann
ST. a. m.-DaiIy, LEGAL for DanviIie.
Charlotte and way stations connects al
Manassas for StTasburg, HarTisonbJrS and
StauutOn, daily. except sunday aud at
LynchDuIg with the NorIOlS anu " ssleTnr
daily, and with the chesapeake ana ONO,
daily, for the Natural Bridge ana I.eNlnS-
'OIi 10 a.n:.-DaiIy, y,theUNITED ; rATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman Buffet
Jacksonville. uniting at salisbury with
PuIIuan Sleeper for ASheViHe ana ttu5
springs, y. c.; hnoXyille and tha5i hat,
tanooga, Tenn; and at Charlotte with 1, lil-
man Sleeper Tur Augusta fuilIndn Buffet
sleeper New YORK 70 Eew Orleans, conn ect-
ing at Atlanta 1or BIflllIl Sli9in ana Yen.
t'rIeans without change. sunset personally
conducted tourist excuISion y thr9eEh sleeper
on this tram eysfE " ',,ts SSle Ts'i'iS " san
4.01 %. m-Local FOR Front Royal, Stras-
burg aud Harrisonburg. daily, except sun
4lSi o. m.-DaIy. Local for Charlottes-
i'.43 D. H.-Dauy. WASHINGTON AND
TrTHSSESTERN VESTIBCLED. LINZ
TIED. composed OF Pullman NeStihlle
sleepers dining ears and uay coaches
PulimaE Sicepers New Aork 70 Nashville.
Tenn via &sheville, EnONVile- aHG Cnat-
IsDOOea. New York to Tan pa vie Char
lotte, CoiHmbia, Savannah, and JaekSonviile.
uniting at Danville Win Pullman Sleeper
v-ifb connection for Aiken, ;, C.; New
York 10 Memphis, via birmingham, New
Work to New orleans, via Atlanta AMI
MGntcoTnery. Vestibuled day coach Wash
inf-to6 10 Atlanta. Southern 5ailva ming
car. Greensboro TO Montgomery
TRAINS OK WASHlNGION AND OHIO
DIYISION leave Washington 9-Of a IN.
da1ly and A. AS p. m daily. except sunday.
aud 6.25 p. IN. sunday nnlv Tor R0gut hih.
4.32 D. m. daily, except SUNDAY, foi Lees
burg, and o-25 p. m daily rOf Herndon.
Returning, arrive at Washington SO a.
iil and 800 p daily, from Round Hill.
and .O6 "A. m. daily, except sunday, from
HeTntion. and 5.34 N daily, except SIM
day, from LeesbUIg
Through trains from the South arrive as
Washington 6. - a. N, 20 p. ns- AMI
a.25 o. M daily. HarrisOnbuTg, 2 30 ..
no aud 9:25 D. IN daily. except sunday.
ana s. 80 a Ia. daily from Cha haTlottesTiiis-
Tickets, sleeping car reseTvat ation, and IN
formation furnished at offices. 700 18th
ST. NV. 81 Penns yivanil avenue, and at
Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Stati0n-
w. H. GREEN, ten. Supt-
j. NJ. GULF, Traffic Manage--
W. 4. TUX, Gen. Pass Agent:
L =. BROWN. Ges, At. FUSS Dept.
The times., 1897-12-06
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS
30 a n week days-PTTTS BURG EX
bbKEs5 IKE. -PaIlQr and Dining Cars. Harris
1880 A. u. PENNS YLvANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining, Smoking, and
observation Cars, Harrisburg 10 Chicago.
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ct Louis, Cfeve-
iahd ana lOiecO- Buffet Paflor Car 20
Harrisburg
10 % ~ II. FAST LINE-Pulirnan Buffes
aarioL Car To Harrisburg Buffet PaTiOr
CaIr Harrisburg TO Pittsburg
S-4O r Ii. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
Express Sleeping Tar Washington 70 81
Louis, and sleeping and Dining Cars Har-
nsDurg 10 C. Louis, Nashville via Gin
GnnatiI and Chicago
10 l.. n. UESIEHN EXPRESS-P
man sleeping Car To PIttShurg, Chicago
and Harrisburg &c Cleveland Dining Car
to Chicago.
: - - 81 ~0I- I-THWFSTFRN. EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 20
PfttsbUrg and Harrisburg 10 St Louis
1910 T. n. PACIFIC EXPRESS-PuH-
mau Sleeping Car 10 PittsE1rg-
90 a N Tor Name, CanandalguaI hocns<
Ter aud Niagara Fails daily. except sur
1880 8. m for EImira and Remove daily.
except Sunday For WlliamspoFt daily
$40 p. N
= ~. for villa rlspo7t. Rochester,
Erie Buffalo and Ma CARA Falls daily.
except Saturday, with sieepIng CaEs
W ashingIOn TO Buffalo.
10 40 p M for Erie. Canandalgua, ROcheS
ter, buffalo and Ma cara Falls daily.
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington Vo
Rochester Saturdays only
Cr = a. IadS-l. .s4ss4, NeNS FORK and the
East.
500 p. IN, "CONGRESSIONAL LIN
HE'D, uaily, al tarsOr Cars, Win t'Ai-
ing Car from BaltlHlore- Regular at W
tblnlng Car - 500, S-UU, IC.OU tDinlll-s
Gar and HOO Dining ar from u
Inlngtoal d. IN, l2-45, 3.I5. 40, 6.oO-
] at D. n = - ~
Dining Car, 500, 500. HOO Dining
Jar from NllluingJOnI a. 10, 2-lor S-lO.
Philadelphia only, Fast kNpFesss 100 a
IL, week days Express, I'll . p n " eek
days 2.Ol and $40 p. III. daily FOR
BnstOai without change, 80 a. IL v eek
days, and 4.2U p. IL daily
For Baltimore, $50, 200, 80 StOOs
300. 1000, 1850. ana 100 a M,
12l5, 12.45, 1850. 2.O1, 3-l5, 8 40
t4:U0 LilnIJedl, 40, 4-36, $40, o-lts
o-oO, 30, 1000, 40 40 ll-l9- au9
s.o6 1So s!65 ioS5 SP fI66 fp96a6ay a. & Go 1sS. s.I
I15, 2.Ol, SO. $40. t4-00 Linitedl. {.
40, 80, els, $50, 7.2O, 1000,
| For Pope creek Line, so a. n and
4-;56 p. III. daily, except Sun02E-
/ For Annapolis 90, 900 a. N, 4-2O
sundays. 800 "a a. M; M ana an 4.zj p N
/ Atlantic coast Line Express Tor r tlorida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4-3O
q. M, 5 40 p. N. daily, Richmond only,
! via l-fcbnlCDd and SeaDoard Air Line,
/ 4.4u D. ID. daily. Accommodation Tor
/ QuantiCO, T.45 q n daily, and 10 p.
I weekdays
Seasnore Connections.
i For Atlantic City tvia Della ware River
Bridge. aIl-raH Toutel, 81 p. m daily,
! via Market street wharf, 1O-OO AID 11-UO
/ a III, 2-45 p. M, week ia -, and ll-0U
/ p. N. daily.
/ For CaEe May, 1900 a m week days.
/ 1880 p IN. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and o
/ streets. and at the sta ton, Sixth and b
streets where orders can be ieIt for the
I checking or baggage 10 deStlua tlon from
/ hotels and residences.
| J.B.HUTCHINSON,Cen y, General anager-
/ ]. K. WOOD, General P P4sseCs=< A gens.
The times., 1897-12-06
RAiLROADs.
RAiLROADs-
Baltinore&OhiO
Schedule in effect Nov. Is. 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner

Schedule in effect Nov. -. 1897
Leave Washington from station corner
of New Jersey avenue aud street.
For Chicago ard Northwest. Vestibuled
Limited trains ll.O5, 11-z5 a. m. sos
p. m.
For Cincinnati st. Louis and Tndianapo
tied 3. 40 p m, express I1-55 p. M
For PittSbuFg and Cleveland. express
daily LOS a. 10 and 500 p. N
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit. 11.55
Winchester and way stations. ts a. m.
f3.4O and 1880 p. IN.
Chattanooga Knoxville, Bristol and HtOa-
noke- lo4o p ia daily. sleepIngs cars
For T.urav. $50 o M daiIv.
For Baltimore, week days. 8. $50
x7.05, x7-I0. xT-3O. Ks. $50. 1890
- % % 80 20 ~ -, 80 -; -, -. .-tl.
x5 10, X5- 80. x6 90. ESQ. xS.0O. SI5.
20 IlI5, XI1.50 p. IA, ana XII Oh
righs. Sundays, xT -05, x7 10, x7 80, 81 80.
$40. 4.35, 1905. X5.lO, $50, xS.00.
For Annap polls. Z o and 3. 80 a. n. T. so
and $50 p III Sundays, $50 a. NJ. 40
For Frederick. week days. S. I1-25 a m.
4-3O, $50, r. NJ Sundays, 8 a. IL, 1-Ij
For Hagerstown. til 90 a. m and $50
p. m.
days, 500 a m. LIS. : -O5 =. N.
For Gaithersburg and way points, week
days, s, b, a. m. 12.5O. $40, 4-3A
90, Z 90 u l-43, p sundays. $ d
m, / .16. 4.33. TOO. 1015 p. m
For " astln gtOn junction anO way polnts
8 a. m, $50, $50 p. IN week days 3
a. m, / 10 p m. sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains Illuminated with Ptutsch light.
For Philadelphia New York, EostOE and
the East, week days. 7.Oo, ., In a ru-.
IZ.05. l-l5 tall Dining Carsi, 3, (5.05 Din
ing carr. I2.O1 night: Sleeping Car open
at l q O'Clock Sundays, 100. 8 a. m
Q.15 Dining CGF}, 3. t5-O6 Dining Carl
12.01 niguJ, Sleeping Car open Iti O'Clock.
Additional trains IOC Philadelphia week
days, daily. p m
Parlur Cars on all da trains
For Atlantic City, 10 a. H.. 2.O5 noon.
and l .15 and p IL week days. 3 a. u
Sundays
For Cape Nay, 1905 noon
1EXceut Sunday. xENpre trains
Ia ggage called Tor and checked from ho-
tells I'd residences BY Union Transfer Co.
on orders left at ticket offices, 81 . Penn
syIVania avenue OIthwest, New OTk
avenue and Fifteenth street, and - depot
WM 81. GREENE ID. y. MARTIN
Gen. Manager. Mgr Pass. Traffic
The times., 1897-12-06

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