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unknown. In Dawson they have not even
a woman to take care of the sick, while
anything Ike skill is out of the question
one doctor does il all. The Trausporta-
ton Company wants tifth of its passen-
gers 70 be trained nurses, and the men
say they viii marry those who cant find
job. In the winter any good nurse can
set $25 per day.
Most of the Klondikers are single men.
They are well educated refined and cul-
uvated, good fellows In every way. but
with the gold fever" bad. They are here
now, and mighty homesick they are. with
never the sight OF a womans face TO cheer
them nor woman's hand to make things
right. Many Of these are in the transport
tauon scheme and are looking for the
day in March when the load OF precious
freight VIII arrive.
Musicians are also needed. There is one
piano in Dawson, but no one TO play Il.
Circle City has a piano in its music hail,
where "Uncle Toms Cabin" Is now be-
ing played by an actor named Snow and
his wife, but this piano is not available for
every day use, even II there was any one
to play ii. If a few clever musicians, with
their mandolins, their zithers or their
knowledge of the piano would come up.
they would find themselves in great de-
mand. Five hundred dollars per week is
small for a musician.
The company also advertises for cooks,
not chefs, for they have men here to do
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ant powers, being % year Old; then, a lit
tie older, is Charles of Portugal, at 81
and Wilhelm next at 3S. And SO on up to
Victoria of England and King Christian
of Denmark.
Whhelmina has probably a long journey
to so in her life race, and will spend many
years upon the throne, for she comes Of
a long-liVed family and the Dutch will
have many a chance to honor her natal
day.
one of the most interesting points of
her birthday is the way it is celebrated
by the children of Holland. The little
ones regard the birthday of the child
queen as their own holiday. and devote
themselves to its glorticaton from dawn
until night. All sorts of pleasures are
planned for them, and in the afternoon
the queen invites them TO a banquet, at
which She herself presides.
The Hague a this time is crowded with
visitors, and the children of Holland,
thrifty little souls, take the occasion to
make an honest penny OF play money"
Tor themselves. In the morning bright
and early they are dressed in their bright
blue peasants dress and their best wood
en- shoes. after which they throw wide
open the doors of che houses and invite
all passers by to enter.
On getting inside the quaint Dutch
rooms strange sight greets the eye
Ihere, upon little trays, polished until
they shine like glass. are tiny silver
toys the heirlooms of Dutch families
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New York, Aug. 2S.-William Emery
Ounby until recently United States min
lister at The Hague, arrived home from
Antwerp on the Westernland. He said
that preparations were already being
made all over Holland for the coronation
Of queen Wilhelmina. 1t will be held on
Aug 81. 1898. when the young queen will
have reached the age of Is years
So, Wilhelmina, Queen of the Neither,
lands and Princess of Orange Nassau,
will be II years old Tuesday, Aug. 81.
She was born Aug. 81, $780, and succeed.
ed her father. the old King of Holland.
Nov. o, 1890.
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the cooking, but women who can make
cookies ana gingerbread and who under
stand "a clear cup OF coffee. That Is what
they want ana they offer fine wages TO
such. good home cook can get $40 a
month all the year around, and IN Dawson
great deal more. There she gets so for
the sunday dinner.
The transportation company would think
itself wofuIy "lefC' did "a not receive In
I its cargo of feminine freight a number Of
| seamstressos. These must understand the
running Of a sewing machine and the
making Of simple garments. such as over
ais calico skirts and bedding. They must
know how 10 sew things together so that
they look nice, ana they must have the
art OF putting on buttons and mending
stockings az their hngcr-tIps literally.
They can charge 81 for each seam they
sew on The machine
other women needed by the Klondlkors
are artists 10 decorate the houses, for the
people Of Alaska gold fields are not poor
ana do not propose 20 live as though they
were; ana they want singers actresses
recitatonists and writer's. And In the
work outside the prof, ssions they want
housemaids, maids Of al work and maids
that are only w0men-just able 10 look
pretty and be- pleasant
The Klondike Transportation Company
does not propose 10 Doe buncocd In the mat
ter Of ts cargo. They viii take measures
between now ana the time Of the arrival
or the women 20 protect en- maeives from
the claims OF others. A woman who comes
up here in the car OF the transportation
company ana ia carried over land and sea
through snow ana ice 10 Circle city ~ not
going 20 Boz gohble1 up by some Yukon
river man who drops down 20 Circle city
ana happens 90 zee her and fail In love
win her. The transportation company
viii look out Tor that in some way not
yet planned.
That there o. a fortune f0r women here
no one who has been in This part or the
Kioudike viii deny The f0W women who
have como here have done very well and
not zee haH actually made if Ht placer
" nor bias she plnnrd gold nor gone
0u actively prospecting.
Susie Lamar iH ono who hnH got rich.
snf iH single woman who came from
Germany Hhf hHH been cooking fuf Ias
1ue M naVfou and hla partner. 90 paid
bop lN d month uglf along. she |a 8 gifl
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WOMEN FOR THE KLONDIKE.
THE MINERS AnE CLUBBING TO-
GETHER TO GET WOMEN OUT.

VIII Pay Their Expenses and Put
Them on Big Observation-Disclosures
Need ScnmstreSSeS, Musicians,
Nurses, Home-Made Cooks ana
THpcYvritcrs-EverY That Is
in OId-Fashioned "WOman's
Sphcrc"-WOm transportation
Company being Formed.
Circle City, Aug. ia company is be-
ing formed here to bring out to the miners
the commodity of which they stand most
in need-women.
There are in Dawson only six females.
and not many more in Circle City, though
this place has a floating population, and
frequently a strange feminine face is seen.
a matter which, by the way, causes wild
excitement. "Who is she?" where did
she come from?" 'What does she want?"
and How long is she going to stay?'
are the questions that Immediately fly
around the place.
The Womans Transportation Company
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of y was as old as most girls Of Is, and as
far advanced in her lessons. The e,e-
mentary studies were passed ever by her
at u, and since then she has been in
training to be queen. She has been study
ing the languages, religions arts and gov
ernments of the world, and could to-day,
no doubt, give points TO any living Amer
lcan statesman upon the political situation
of Europe.
Wilheminas school days last from Au-
gust to August, but during the summer
she is allowed to listen to any lectures
that please her, instead of being compelled
to attend stated ones. The first of Octo-
Der her school days begin, and from that
time until next June she will pass through
a course of study that would frighten any
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Audiences That Have BIemished the
Charm of the Musical shrine.

Charm of the Musical shrine.
From the London Chronicle.
"The curse Of the Ring" writes a Wis
ltor, has fallen on Baireuth. The place
where is played the great drama OF anti
convention Is now besieged by the hosts OF
the conventonalists. The really charming
life Of the place-a life which centers, in
the most engaging way, round the threater
in the pine woods-is descending 20 the
level of "a society function. This year
royal hlghnesses and serene hghnesses
have been as plentiful as blackberries
while such names as those Of the Duchess
Of Marlborough. Lady Lonsdale, Lady
Queensberry, Lady Battersea, and many
another have given 20 the Ring and TO
| 'Parsifal the blessing OF Belgrava.
THE result has been what might have
been expected. There Is sun certain free
dom OF dress, but IL is the freedom OF the
smart set You can sun see young ladies'
seated on a plow In "A cornheld cramming
the 'Gotterdammcrung' between the acts
IN the twilight but their irOcks are OF the
daintiest and seem 20 be 20 be changed
haf dozen times "a day, quite Ia the
Trouvilie and Homberg fashion And you
hear round ypi the echoes Of the empty
chatter you left London to avoid. Poor
Wagnerl What would he have thought
Of it2
prices, OF course nave lfhpfd up 70 SUIT
the smart people. ] should say thcy are
from 50 20 80 per cent higher than they
were last year. or certainly az the previous
festival. For Two small rooms my wife and
paid IS marks q q ,ht. The food Is no
better than it usually is In Germany. but
IL Is much dearer one Of the big Berlin
restaurants very well appointed ana with
good cookng) has established Itself near
WaRner's house, the famous villa Wahu-
fried. Three friends Of mine had for lunch
there Chatcaubrinnd garni, some frittors.
some fruit, tpencheD and a bottle and
half OF the cheapest wine IN the place. The
bill came 90 Us 90. on c0urTe most OF the
restaurants do not reach these terrifying
agures. but you cannot gee even "a scant
and modosily cooked dinner FOR much less
than 5s., exclusive of wine. You cannot
blame the rcalaurntcurs for making their
harvest. but q ia hard on the man or wo-
man 20 whom the journey 90 Baircuth A.
sllll in the nnturc OF u pilgrimage, to nnd
the place ln p0rsosslOn Of people many of
whom can hardly care Tor che music. ana
10 whom the union 0f Hunding ana Sfg-
llnde would present iiaef in ihe light ~
an idenl mHrruHn, ihnt ihey could 4algint
10 sea celebrated DO sl ioorgr.H Hanover
square"
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Vne year hence, at the age Of Is VII
'I''n' Will come to the throne and be
"'' But until then her mother. the
~. Emma. daughter of Prince George
ai .'' ot Waldeek. viii rule for her.
! Us 'N The sovoreigns who lave ever
l 'n Holland none star ed In life
! ~" me prospects of her royal highness
''i"ind. From the minute OF her
seventeen years ago, when every
'i'' 200 the Netherlands rang out the
'"s 'i Dutch heir TO the throne. un.
70" lsne has been the pet of the EN-.
N. o'N King, her father, was not a
'''''oFed man. Ills Feasibility. his
'''''fs Tor questionable characters and
''..s OF absolute tyrrany had we'll
''i'en the loyal Hollanders to mu.
many ana many time. When.
''f he took a bride In the young
pretty Princess Emma hope sprang
ID, in their breasts, and they said.
r our children viii live under a
o.. -'''ous sovereign than we have
"'.'H DO
a. '''l were right AZ the threshold
a. ..''s ~omanhood the little queen Ii
H. Promise that Holland may well
proud OF her,
r..''4'' sne Be- not very tan. nor Is
b.. 'hc'd in feature She has bright
|r.. ''.' o. clear skin. pretty chest
and a ngure that Is slender ana
queen has never worn long
~ Doe o. o. ono OF tho prom.
iith birthday that sbe aban
iier gowns have been 10
p nni while very fsshlonabls
". iheY have barn m coarse
".'y ~ Holland weave. fes
ln.ieGly nollanlalse N
oi iae young queen have
l'f.ni from ihose IN oIhsr
'a 'p fHa caniiaff nafaIfb.
..I, .... 600 country ehIdfun
% ani Waao'mlna at ihs So
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for generations past. Little stubby-cared
pigs plump COWS. tiny Holland dogs and
the birds Of the woods are all set forth
IN silver upon the trays.
Visitors ana especially Americans. pur-
chase freely. and when they go away they
leave the little Dutch children counting
tho coins and dancing with glee at their
sudden accession OF wealth All the rest
Of the year they are busy gathering other
toys 20 have them for sale neXt queens
Birthday"
Wiihelmiua, though only H. the age
when girls are forbidden to talk OF mar
riase in this country. has been made 10
think seriously Of her own wedding. Four
times a year her betrothal has been sent
out, only 10 bo proved false ron. why
need / marry at all?" exclaimed VIII
helmlna when the matter was brOachod 10
her again for the thousandtn time by her
councillors
At present her suitors are limited to
william Eltel-Fuederlck of Germany. aged
10. the invalid Grand Duke George OF
Russia. aged -, ana a doubtful Bavarian
prince.
The last betrothal report was that she
was 60 marry Prince Bernhard OF SAKE
Wemar. who seems the most ikely 10
win the hand Of this promising young
queen Carl Bcckorman.
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TO Celebrate A QUEENS BIRTHDAY.
Wilhelmina Is II and Has Only Year to Go
Before She Will Wear Her Crown.

holland Begins to Prepare Fhe Young
Subjects and Allows to
Be CircuInted-Am Eligible Young
The morning news., 1897-08-29

A peculiar instrument is described IN
Science as being in use al Columbia Uni
versity. namely a dynamomeicr made 10
write on a kym0graph. Tho maximum
pressure Of the thumb ana forennger or
the movement OF a single finger can thus
be registered. and e series of movements
showing fatigue be- recorded the curves
give the actual amount Of work done, the
hiRhl of tho curves b.lng proportional 20
tho pressure in kilograms a comparison
of this Instrument has been made with
the efeograph. curves being shown in
which the movements made 10 lining %
waehf auH .u ~ nd nR "a spring were
simultaneously fNeurl0d.-fNf fHnt appear
InF Ihat ihe HfNaErap pH curves 10 rut give
3 correct measure ~ fHuHHf. ana. uf
course. % record HNeH tnf Wrlrhf IH not
ifflfd. where's che dfnamUmr curves
measure more neafif % precision in tnia
Ffaps.h
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Prepared only by Or. IL. Motley. At
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Prominent Minister writes.
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A Prominent Memphian Writes.
Ut H. M0etfAt AtiAAtAa ndNlNk Ittu n
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Continuing 90 grow worse my brother ad-
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The morning news., 1897-08-29

Prince Louis Napoleon. colonel OF tha
Lauoefs Regiment of the Imperial RUS
rian Guard at st Petersburg. has asked
thc eznr for leave of absence at ihr sni
uf August. On order that be- may not have
io witness President FaureH Fiaif 40 the
huHsisn earlial The request haa besn
granted
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-02

button bsr 2Dbne uur iir Die Sommsr'
monate aessben bdttsn nnc bob fe IN
ben Bintsrmonatsn niht ilr iolde Qbbn'
arbeiten ipGroen.
Dapertp.-Der eiuias We,lsr BON
bier pobnsnbe 5armsr s gurcn nnce
Dienna9 als 6 ths i'm Wlloe q %idnosu
Man uermuibst, snB er etmoros, pur'~,
niswobl bas Dspiae Gela, oos Ell bt,
fid bate, nod bel ibm uotaffu ben
tpuroe.
Ozone. - Sier purseu SamNa1
MOrseu awei 2anoireiter aniheinenb
bsrauiht anf ber S,raBe liessno ssfuu.
ben, obsr auf Der Station Sitate iih taio
beraus, onB Die 2eu!e i'm Stsrbsn losen.
Der Cine itarb nod Dor Nnfunit bee
Nr5tes uno bee Smsite nod 2 S'uuotn
Der 2gbtere ionrts noh bic Nusioae
maiden. oaB sr uuo buel Rameraosn an
Dlenltas WlfobOl in elmer Npotbsts in
Stffs,iou aefauit tatten unb an oeieu
@enuB ettrauft ieisn. 60 purbe in g.
fub:uns sebradt. eaB Der brittle 1romp
in @rano Su!cliou ssitorbfn 1T. Hat
bel ibnen sefuuoenea Ynpisren 81 'blie
Sen, paren bic brei Tooisu iammtiIt
BON st. Baul uno bissen Sos. Slogan.
3. S. Wontasue uno 3. 81. gmeriou.
Wan 9lau5t, oaB Der Sttif Der ibreH
lob usruriotte, Solsoliobol mar.
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Sur Sert6ti8un9.
.eoacteur beS .Nprbitern."

&ebacteur oes .Norofern."
Nus Sbrem Blntte BON leBter Wohe er.
iebe Id, oaB Sllper 3tasnid ben Solepb
Gudenber9er pegen Baumfduers aui Glen.
babnlano in oieiem Conn oinsfeIt MAIDEN
lieB. Is iheint mir leBt on Der 3eit 5u iein,
oaB bic 8erihte in oieiem County benz
Ssrrn &asuid ais piofeiiioneuer aldaer
ooer 2euse enollb oas Sanowsrt le9eu
iolten. gr bat Sabre lana als iolher aui
Soften oes Bottles 9elebt, inoem er bel Bro.
seize in ben 5rieoens. uno 9iitriitsgeritten
fiir's @elo 3er8niB ableste. Nls eth Bei.
ipiel Der Sanoluu9sneiie oes Serrn 6asnid
sebe tt oil. mas I'M leBten Sabre iib in Die
lem 3owu Sutrug. Gin geutiber faufte
cine 100 Nder 9roBe Sarm uno sur 3ett Ger
Seuernte eridieu er NIT ieinem gompaB.
leate oie@renSlinie aus, madte i'm 9lauben,
bob ietnc Wieie auf einem anoeren Stid
Gano sele9en Jet uno Swnn9 i'm, $40 su
sablen. Su oieiem Jriblabr lieb Der 9eut
lde Die namlihe Wieie ipleoer perneIien,
uno es er9ab iih, oaB Die Wieie uabe Dem
Nittelpunfte ieines e,senen 4anbes 3elesen
TT. Gin Steuersabler.
8 ole9eoiae, Den 80. Nusult 1897.
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Dauenport.- s. 6. BiQs. g.
Staatsienotor uno 81 Wapor oieter
Stobt, bot iih aus S1wermuib ibsr
aneauernoe 4rdufli4leit eridoisn. @r
ftauo i'm 40. 9ebsnsiabre unb NOR elmer
Der beruorrasenbien Nouotaten oes
StaateS.
DeSW Dimes $50 Nn9eteIte
Der @%arbonbale @rube bel Des Woines
ON Wittmo@ bic Wrbeit nieber.
Die 2eute erbielten bisbsr 60 bic 70
Gents pro 3onne unb perlansen ieBt,
oaB bic 2o5nisala auf 90 Gents Bis e.
men Dollar erb6bt tperbe. Sic bebuup'
ten, ba6 fe ibre 8uitimmuus au Der &e'
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9entider &SmiidF& atb. Central
Gcreill bon Noro:M merifa.

~ I ~. <thHull lCOts
Sn ben Yerbano oes 8. u. 4. Central
Bereins puroen felt nem;leBten oificiauen
Beriht pom /. Npr,l 1897 fol9enoe Yereine
a%ufsenommen:
1. st, 9onatussY erein, Belle gbeter,
Ninn, A. 2 st. SeinrihssT erein, guans'
bile, Sno., "a. 8. Sl. @eiit.gerein, ct
2cuis, Ro., 80. 4. ct. 2eo-Yeretn, Guincp,
81, 81. 5. ct. N%utpn,uss Serein, 9etrolt,
Mih, 50. 6. ct. SranSistus Ycreiu, 3ieu,
No., 90. Z. ct. Nntontus Us. uno 8.sS.,
Buffalo, v. y, 10. 8. st. SoiepbssYers
eln, 9arbep, ISIS, % W9itslieber.
4Rit elmer 3abl BON 800 Wit9lieosrn
ielt Der Al Generally eriammluna. abse.
balten IN Detroit, Ytih., nuroen 90 neue
8ercine nit etner Wit9lieoerSahl pom 1875
in ben Gentral.Serein aufsenommen.
Ndtun9suou
NntonS el,
Secretar.
NbboIpb 8eber,
Hrdiioent.
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PUFF'S
Yreislite fit bieie &o4e

l 5dBdsn bo0dnbiide Sdrin5,. 66gts
Gin elmer quite Sdr,nae...... 6Ogts
Gin Iiuno Sdmsiser.a die. 700. 12A@ts
GIN 2 BIB Stad Gimburser 8dle 20Gts
Gin Yinno s~etrodnete 8irnen.. 6gts
Gepfelidnitts 6gts
Yaaumen... 5gis
10 Stids 5airbants Ssife.... 25gts
Cine Same Sarbinen in Senf.. 4Gis
Gin Bfnno aetrcdrste N~prifoisn.g 91ta
3 Bib better Hrima &io Raffse 6Ogts
GiusemodteS arotnsn per Same 4Gts
Rleloer.S tdrfe per Yfuno..... 6gta
8Orn.SiGrt per Bfuno ....... 69ta
Cine @ouone einsemadte 5eisen 5Ogla
Sine @c0one frur50fihsr Semi. 6O&is
Cine 5 @a0ousn Same sefl1t
nit petroleum S6Gts
8funo 8anne einses
mahte 8Hriibe. :....... 1O@ts
Gin IA luart GROCER iduersr
Bleteimer ano cine Some
Bodpuluer. ...... 43gta
Cine @ierfife fir IL Gussno
Gier ~ paden uno cine Ran.
ne eutes 8adpuluer nur.... 35gts
Dieie @ierfltsn iino ishr prolific. ea
eripart uiel Nrbeit NIT pnden uno sob.
len. Sober Jarmer iol,e iib cine iolde
onidofen.
Grhraorr 4utf,
st. 0ermainfroSe, ct. Gloub. URinn.
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8aliSpell.- 6ier murSen Orb
beeren 4 Quart iir 25 Gents uerfouft
uno 6imbeeren fur 10 Gents per Guart.
Die @rnte i'm Jlatbeao.7 bale war cine
iber ale 8eidreibuus reide.
Butte.-85 Bersleute fiub bic lsbt
aus Butte in bieier S1,lon nod Nlosfa
au~saepaubert, rs NIT Der Northern ga
cific uno 10 NIT Der @rsat Noitbern
Babn.
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WorOsIafota.

Mappitle.-Nm 9oureritas Wor'
asn etmoroste in Der Nahe pon Wopuile
Der Sarmer Morris @umio einen unbe'
fanrten Wann.
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COLORADO.

@iletts. - Sn Der uuuberbaren
Gisboble amaa bbers( Cow Mountainl
2 Weilen BON bier lino brei ipeitere
Rammern entosdt moroen. Die cine Der.
islbsn III l6 Sub lang uub IA Ju6 brett
uno bdn9t uoQ w%uuteruolsr @,sjapfen.
Bon bieier 8elanst man bur@ einen
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older. Die Beisensrnte beirdst BON 10
bis II Buibsl pei Nfsr. Ser Nebrsn
aibt es otete uno aroBs; lie fiub le,oer
absr nur b1lb ssillt. .. Sduler.
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ytetr01ta.

2incoln n. - Bi0iam Senniusa
Brpan 1T Samitaa rad oreimonatlids,
Nbmeienbeit beimaefsbrt. @r bat or
Der am Mitiwod ituttsefuneenen bemo.
fraiil9en Staataconuention t~tellaerom
men. Btpun bt%iirwortete Sutton nit
ben Yopuliiten uno Silber &spublifa'
nern.
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7:io FM soHT nk VIZ * Ssa EESSpREsspull-
Harrse e a. bous a Louisville IL a cn
1910 80 = PM EAciS!c Pullman Sleep
'S9 , An for Kane Canandaigna. Rochester and
F ,n1 s es ss saDa daily
sunday For Look Haven week days and Will
no o s'RTYs 1920 Buffalo and
Niagara Falls daily except SATURDAY. with Sleep
iEg Car Washington to Suspension Bridge via Buf-
1910 Pm. for Erie. canandagua. Rochester, Buff
fale and Niagara Fills daily. Sleeping Cur WASH
FoR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK AND THE
400 PM. .coxGREs sASl. LIMITED" daily.
more, Regular at 700 Dining Carr, SEQ. 900.
sn% i1ss o. ssndsy 40 10 %!ains t cs1';
500. 900. IL 90 Dining Car FROM Wilmington
An. l2:i5; s:ls., 40. $50, 1000 and II :ss
An. week days: Express; i2:l5 Pm; week
without change. 1850 AM week days. and 3:l5
For Atlantic City tyia Delaware River Bridge all
For baltimore. 6:e5. zoo. 4.5o. 500 900 1000.
1850. II: 90 and il 80 AN. l2:i5 12:4S, 2:ol.
BIS, $40 !4:e0 Limited, 40. 4:sG. $40 6:l5.
$50 7:1o le'0a 1e.4e. II rs and II :35 Pm. On
Sunday. 7:0o. 500 800, 9.O5 1850, IL 90 A. M.
12l5. 1:15 2:0l. 3-15. $40 t4.0o Limited 4:20
$40. els. $50. 7:10. 1000. 1910 and 1! 30
For Pope's Creek Line. 7:5o AM. ard 4:ss Pm.
For Annapolis. 700. 600 AN. 12:15 and 400
Pm. daily. except Sunday. Sundays. 900 AN.
and 4:2D Pm.
Atlantic Coast Line.-Express for FIorida and
points on Atlantic Coast Line, 4:30 AM. 3:i6
PM. daily; Richmond only. 1887 AN. week
days; Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Seaboarl
Air Line. 4:IO PM. daily. Accommodation for
Quantico, 7:45 AN. and 4:25 PM. week days
Ticket Offices. 18th and G streets and at
the station, 9Th and Streets where orders can
be left for the checking of baggage destination
from hotels and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON, -s4.-+J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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