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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-20
The FELLOW SERVANT BILL
Circular Letter to Labor Oroaniza.
tons From Superintendent Lee.
LEWIS BILL AS AMENDED FAVORED,
Interstate Commerce Commission 4,
Meet in Dallas ToAay-Fnst Line
to Gnlveston--Notcs,
WIS ELL AS AMENDED FAVORED,

some time since Captain j. NJ, Lee. sun
erintendent of the Houston and Texas Cen.
trial. sent out n circular letter conv os
winch Is attached. 1t was sent through
inc secretaries of the different labor organ.
i2ations. among them being all orgapjza
tlons Interested in the matter contained in
the circular. With this letter WAS a nam.
phiet on 2-cent fares written by MIR. HENRI
Ap'hrou. eN-railroad commissioner of Ohio
nc following is the circular letter;
g, houston. Texas. April 10, lsg7.--pear
sir: The little pamphlet ENCLOSED o,,tiInaa
,h1 question OF 2-cont fares so clearly Thai
nave thought 1t would not be out of
"iaoe LOT those Interested in railway opera
lioii' ana whose wages and emnloynent
were difectiy dependent upon railway earn
, ,nss' 10 De informed in the premises: and
~ uuShi1ahce or the continued effort of
the public tso- called, through its political
henchmen. TO deplete said earnings md
IN this way destroy the source from which
derived the support of yourselves and
families. "''u
rms constant war upon the roads by the
ieelsiatures and commissions, to say moth
hg OF continued persecution in tho courts
mas urlNen capital from this field of in
Veslment. and unless the railway emplpve
IONS with the owners of the properties al
| ready constructed in protecting thoir in.
| terdenendent interest the time is no, far
| distant when both must succumb to the In
| evitable. and distress will follow In Inc
wake of adversely.
Lower rates mean lower wages and fe,yer
people employed Experience has shown
| this. Why. then should YOUR Influence
and vote be In this direction? Why should
you assist the demagogue TO crawl into
office over your shoulders when his first
effort will be a blow aimed at the interest
from which your living is derived? Be
lieve me, there is a fixed reciprocity be-
tween labor and capital. and unless capital
can reap some profit labor must suffer
and vice versa; unless labor can be EN-
ployed at remuneratfve wages ranttel can
not be utilized. Hence the necessity fer
concert oil action against the common
dast ,,,c,,on NJ bn,b oxcn,,t ,,ossiHi,, ,he
gain of something for nothing.
The demagogue has already construed the
Nolus common carrier mo common
powered commissions to make arbitrary
rates and regulations.
A bill has been recently proposed. or
,,,, a.. AZ, ~
ferent branches of the service. Who will
be the Judges? Have they said they should
be experienced IN these MAJ ters! NO; no
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fist church will continue the remainder OF
this week The congregation last night
was the largest Of any previous meeting and
there was II deep spiritual interest mani
tested, DR.. Miller preached an able and
earnest sermon on the necessity of the spir-
itual birth. After the sermon number
came forward for prayer and ten were re-
ceiyod into the church There viii be bap-
tlsm some time during the week Dr.
Miller VIII remain over and there viii bo
threo services today 10 a. m. 4 p. m and
again NJ nieht.
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renditions showed deep study and inteili-
gence OF conception.
All through tho listener was conscious Of
splendid dictatorship, Mr.. Mason is not
man to be loosely praised, but he is
one to be deeply appreciated by any COM
munity where he may take up his abiding
place. Houston is blessed with many good
voices and a muslc-loving public and the
result is fortunate one for the city.
After the concert all the musicians and
few friends were invited into Temper
ance hall. where light refreshments were
| served and criticism and comments and
praise were to be had to the full.
This was happy ending for a inomen-
| tous evening in Houston's musical world
! MIR. Mason and the Annuucation choir
desire to return thanks to those who vol
unteerod their assistance and contributed
80 largely to the success OF the entertain
| mNul.
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avenue. ana viii remain TIL after the
celebration ~ san laclnto Day,
Justice Charles n. Fltae left last night
for Laredo, accompanied by his mother
Mrs, Fi,ge will 80 10 PueOla, Mexico, for
her health.
Colonel WIN Lambert, secretary OF the
state senate, arrived in the city last night.
being called home ON account of the So
rious GhneSS of his son
Mrs. Lcle II. Kline department presi-
dent OF the Woman's Relief Corps, g. \.
IL. OF san Antonio is In the city In adj
vance of the q. a. n. encampment.
Colonel II. II. Pierce of Pierce sta, ioa
arrived In Houston yesterday aud left last
night for New orleans as an attached
witness before the United States court.
NJ l.. Tnusick of New York ia n the
city. Mr.. Tousick visited the LIGHT Guard
armorN With Captain T. \. Roichardt last
nigh. and his shay was made pleasant
10y the boys.
Ex-senator Patton of Hallctsville passed
through the city hast nght en- route to
Galveston, whore he is going 10 take his
wife, who has been In bad health for
some time
H., l. NJ, Matthews, who has been with tn,
th.s city, has severed his convection with
tho business and viii take a line of sam
pies on the tcad for Cincinnati shoe
company.
Hon john n Browne camo IN iron,
Austln yesterday IA, intend the wedd'ug, OF
HIS daughter. which Will take place This
morning at 81, FailNck's church, lie will
remain over TO attend the San Jacnto
Day festivities.
Colonel James NJ nm Of AuH,ln, ac-
comp9nied by hts wife arrived n Hous
| ton last night Colonel l1ill Is first vice
| president Of tho Nexus Veterans asso-
| cation and Is one pf the survivors Of the
| hntt'a of San .luvirto.
| MIR. Simon Grernhcrg received a tcle
| gram las, night from Galveston announc'
Inn H.. l.,r n estn
| land. upon which his flfher ard mothe,
| are passca gers from Europe. AIR, Green
| berg ls,sten<,i 10 Galvertou 10 meet then
| and will hltng them 10 Houston. whnr'
| they viii make thor future home, th'
| ,nn having provided n nicely furnished
| homo for th.m at 402 Lallr:Lnch ntroeL.
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pny shore Linc In II.

On Sunday while several fast runs werc
advertised to take place between Houston
and Galveston. no one thought that the
Galveston. La Porte and Houston would
make race with the 'Rooter Special. -"
But it did. Both trains left Bonner
Point at the same time. but some how
the Bay Shore landed it's passengers at
the mark In Galveston a few minutes ahead
of the Galveston. Houston and Henderson.
1t was a hot race, but as the Bay shore
Line ran It's cars on Avenue n, near the
baseball park the passengers were landed
fifteen minutes ahead of time TINS road
is now using Avenue n for snecial occa
sions, which gives them an advantage OF
several minutes time.
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sum,oncd To New Orleans.

Yesterday lumber of citizens Of Calves
ton. Houston and other parts left for New
Orleans on summons from the United
States grand jury to appear on cases of a
general nature.
There have been many roniectures as to
why these parties have been summoned but
as all those who have been subpoenaed are
connected in shipping interests. II is the
general opinion that they have been called
TO be examined In reference to some rail-
read matters in which the commission is
particularly interested.
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A ltitcl. Arrest

Yesterday while T, II. Thompson was at
dinner, he having left his coat in the hall
some thief came In and stole 1t. After
dinner he went TO the police station TO re-
port the theft, and while giving descrlp-
ton of 1t. police officer brought In ne
gro, Robert Hopkins. who was wearing Mir.
Thompson's coat. Hopkins had been ar
rested only on suspicion. and II was not
known until facing the aocuser that he
was the thief. The time from the loss Of
the coat untll arrested was not an hour
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CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS
Filed by the Postal Telegraph ana
Cublc Compnny of Dallas.

NNbst VI
Dallas. Texas. April l9,-The Postal
Telegraph and Cable company today flieu
condemnation proceedings against the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad com
pany for right or way from this city to
the Dallas county line on the way north
ward toward Gruenyllle and Paris. The
suit was brought In the county court. and
judge Force appointed John 7. witt, John
NJ Jones and c. B. Gillespie commission
to hear the case. George G. Gouldman,
travelling attorney for the Postal company,
says that work will be begun on the con-
strliotion of the line into Dallas as soon
as the right OF way is secured. The Postal
people ash for right of way to plant their
poles forty feet from the center OF the Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas track and fifteen
feet from the center of switch tracks and
sidings The Western Union Telegraph
company's poles are only thirty feet from
the center of the railroad tracks.
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,yuco and sabine Officers.

Waco Texas April l9.-The board of di-
rectors of the Waco and Sabine Railway
company met today and elected James b.
Baker of Waco, president; r, r Duncan Of
Louisville, Ky, vice president and general
manager; John T. Battle of Waco secre-
tary, and w W. Scley of Waco, treasurer
James b. Baker. r. p. Duncan and +. NJ
Lord of Boston, Mess, were elected an eN-
ecutive committee. The surveying corps
viii stnrt out tonlnrrOW.
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roads of Texas, both state and interstate.
against interior towns; that is, the adjust
ment. the manager Of the Dallas freight
bureau claims, is altogether favorable to
Houston and Galveston and uniusuy dis
eliminates against Dallas. The complaints
further claim that water competition does
not exist at houston and Galveston to
the extent that would justify the rates
which now obtain to the last named
ritios
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A very ENJOYABLE ball and banquet was
given last night at Pythian Hall. Fifth
ward. by the Houston degree stan. INDIE
pendent Order Of odd Follows, which was
attended by several hundred persons The
supper was an elegant one and the music
was Inspiring TO those who court the Terp-
isohorean art. The affair Was a great sue
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T" Re Married Tnduy.

" ratrlck's church this morning at
'',eR hev- Father Murphy officiating,
w. ~ Lyons and Miss Elizabeth
van De married. The bride is the
,.. OF Hon. John T. Browne. repre-
4 OF Harris county in the Twenty
NV n'o After the ceremony the
IA . married pair viii leave for San An
4. anu the City Of Mexico on a bridal
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Chnnne Of Fire Cnptain..

The resignation of Captain George Writ
as captain OF the Central fire station took
effect last night at midnight Captain Joe
Rail. captain OF No. 3. has been promoted
to the capiaincy Of the Central station to
succeed CAPTAIN Writ and Mr.. Frank Nc
Gowan. better known as SANDY" has been
made captain OF No. 3.
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The Henring Mt Dallas.

C, w. Bein and Judge r. S. Lovett left
last night for Dallas to attend the hearing
set by the interstate commerce commits
sion in the case of the complaint lodged
by the Dallas freight bureau, This com
plant alleges discrimination by the rail-
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""rfingr Licenses.

la O,'ow'hs marriage licenses were Is
H = ,eioay by County Clerk Dupree:
III. LYONS lyons and Miss Elizaheth Browne.
Nalter ana Mrs. Ellen Connolly.
~ a. Davis and Addie Eli
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- Quarters.
EWsco. d. humphreys and danSh-
les Sa,. ~. ~ l1noehS5, city; E9fns
An,onio.. w. ~ MrS' -, Lee r.. ~.
WonT ~ " - iseVt!e tNGha rdsoh' Mrs
SWT Nod Mr.; a. c. Hail, Mrs. \; NJ.
A Mr. "'i !; J.: wilcox, Mrs; J. w. WHIP
IN Pr t,,'eEcd D. >. FISHER AUSTIN;
Mo oeos, brsnham; pr. John G. G.
|elj i'Vt r y imeXleo; ". ID, Irvene.
Emery, Emery, Mrs o. T: Taylor, Bolton:
hon s,,a IH'lqers, Temple; r. ZEN
al TDi ~ WlIei Brenham; w. yelling
ten mr. ZIG Nllleen; j. NJ. Harbour
th ana Spn n Johnson, Brenham; Fhil!p
p'e; Mrs. w. G. j. I'm and boy. Cav
kbs STE (, u, Mondy. Coleman: C. w.
on n ~; u; henwood, Cleburne; J; T..
tronns VI u Ms,siNrsGn. Columbia; Nm.
|ne. e " W,"Aahachle; VIM. Mahlmnn.
Rrool,s no"ier, LouiSViIle, hy. :
sD'NchSt san AuglSfinn' 4 Il cha M
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JAS. Butte.
HOU5TON.

permitting the Use OF their dark room: will
also do developing. rotouching, printing
and mounting.
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kLAWLok-RATcs $3.50 AND $500
1 DAY. JAMES LAWLOR. PRO-

N. Coleman, city, TheO. Miller,
R. ]. W. Dunn. Monroe. La; VIM.
Ess. Frank 2. Donahuu New York:
1. Covington, Hugh Hunt, l.. H..
". S. Shaw, Dallas, f. Il. Lap
Pm, Edw Connolly. T. s Flint, New
fs; n Weekes, G.. II. X nsolv;ng.
q: A. b. F.erce Rancho Grande A.
erce' P.erce: Mrs. S. +. Taylor,
Eon' 7, NJ. 0'copncr, Victoria: +.
Aapman. Cuero; Mss sheldon, Hal
lie: E. d. Gavin &. G. Perry, Harry
pen, Galveston; John T. Duncan, La
Be; j. R. Asm2n and wife. Cuero :;
Bowen. kansTs city: A. W. Drew.
| Al r, Il. Vineyard, Eagle Lake; w
ack' San Antonio; Harold Elderk.n.
ston r.. W.. Hama way, w. j. Pol
9LaIlas: Frank Ryehler. Now York.
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL
IOTEI

Marie, Canton, Ohio; ii. A. Cray
Dallas: Charlcs w. Haynes. VIM,
{. New York, Wm. O'Herin. Par
Kan; c. T. McElvaney, John Doyle.
| sickels, New York, VIM. Eckhar.
bnath, Ohio; Geo. Noelmle. Philadel-
[Duncan II. Scott, Roanoke, Vt; H..
bail, ST. Louis. Mo: y. I. Morey,
b, Texas; l.. X Bryan, Nelasco; j.
9th. Peoria, III. II. Bullman. Dallas.
!; n. schenthal. Baltimore. Md. :;
n. H, Smith. New York City: c.
Hnkley, New orleans; G. =. Lane
puts; A. P. Schaner. Boston, Mass !;
B. A. Breazeale. Orange; w. w.
>on. Charles Enga New York; o. l..
3, ST Louis; II. Marks, j. T.. Schloss
York; Mrs. Kitty davenport. Texas:
Eiland, Indianapolis.
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avenue. and Will remain Till after the
celebration ~ san jaclnto Day.
Justice Charles h. loltse left last night
for Laredo, accompanied by his mother.
Mrs, Fi,ge will 80 10 Puebla, Mexico. for
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WANTED Several boys. i or 16 years
odd. to collect and deliver after school
hours, Address COMMISSION. thus office.
bel 4-3t EN-
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RAHRoAD
RAILROAD.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREET8

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND D
STREETS.
90 "A. u. week ys-PITTSBURG Ex-
PREss-Parlor and Dining cars. Harris
1866 A. n. fENSs YLvAsIA LIMITED
o,r t. sieeping: Dining. smokins and
cincinnati, Indianapolis, Sc. LOUIS, Cieye
,snd and Toledo Buffet Parlor Car to
10. so A, n. Fast LINE-puIIn,an BuJ1ei
Parior Car TO Harrisburg Buffet PErIol
$40 rHamaris eSYfta z dPiaItssApsrgr LOFTS
Express Sleeping Car Was.inrtoS
70 st. Louis. and Sleeping AMI lining
Cars Harrisburg 60 st. Louis, Nashvilis
IVA CfDcfnndtiB and Chicago.
lilo r.. N. WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago,
s sna harrisburg 10 Cleveland Dinias
40 7. NJ sOUTHwEsTERN ExPREss-
I1ttsburg and Harrisburg 20 81. f0IiI
1919 sS inel H. PAcrFPi iainE ExSs sT
man Sleeping Car to Pittsburg.
s-50 A. N Tor Kane, Canandaigua, ROches-
s ser and Niagara Falls daily. exceps
1880 a. m. for EImira and Remove daily.
except sundsy. For Williamsport daily,
o.4O p IN.
10 D. IA. for Wiiliamspors. Rochester Erie.
Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily, exceps
satqIday with Sleeping Car Washington
"
for Canandaigua. Rochester. Buffalo and
Niagara Falls. Saturday nights only.
Pull nan Sleeping Car Washington to
Rochester.
Fur Philadelphia. New York aud
the East.
400 m. "CONGkESSIONA LINZ
TED, daiy, alt Parior Cars, with Din
ing Car froin BaltiD1oIe. Regular az ZOO
,D,aing Carr; so 800, 1900 dining rs
I nso and Hoo l p4aPsDs fs' 4 fsS5. w. w
3Dinins Carr, 500. 800. loo Dining
40 s5e s ioo5 and It's i5lS s Foe
mL.weeE days Express. III .. m. week
Gasoo stns ane change SaS g aA ny w eek
DAYS and AGO p. m daily.
fG Zoo s1 iSoS "a and I9o 20 no 9s.
TED 40 sDe 4 S9i $40 ia sis 90 s 800 41o
1000. 10.49. 1115. and Il.35 pm
Loo am, 12.1b, lis, 2.Oi. -3.15, $40
100 Liaaised,, 4Se: $40; S16, $50.
For Pcp ege Cree. to4 os 4ps 80 a Pn
Pm: daily, except Sunday. Sundays,
Fur Annapolis, roo. 900 a. m. 121s
and 40 p. m daily, except Sunday.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express for Florida
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 40
1857 a. IN. weekdays; Atlanta speeial,
VIA Richmond and Seaboard Air Line.
4.40 p. M. daily. Accommodation foe
0uantico, . 40 a. m daily. and AS y.
u week-days
Seashore Connection
For Atlantic City via Delaware River
Bridge, alLrail routeb. IL 90 q. m. S.16
aud 80 p m daily: via Market str ees
wharf, 10 80 a. Ia. nd I 2. AS IN. week
days. lbs ID. IN. daily.
For Cape May 900, ] l 90 a. III. weekdays:
IL 30 ID. IA. daily.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and q
Etfe cts. and at the station, Sixth and
streets. where orders can be left for the
checking Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON, General Manager.
J.. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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BaltimOre&0hi0
Schedule in effect June 5. 1897.

Schedule in effect June 8. 1897.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and Z Sc
Linsiied trains. 1000. Ii.45 am, 500
For Cincinnati. St Louis and IndisRapo-
i. s h sse p e esp4sss s 50 pn Lin
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express
daily 1000 am. and $50 pm.
tOr CoiuasDcs. Toiedo and Detroit. 11;3o
For winchester and way stations, as:oo,
all AS q m a5-30 p m
Chattanooga. Knoxville, Bristol and koan-
oke. I-20 p. daily; sleeping Cars
For Luray, $40 D. m. daily.
For BALTIMORE, weekdays. 500, 80,
X! ;o5, XI:ln. * 80. xe:oOs $50. 1880,
xi9ee' x x12oe $40 a 20 xl Isne
x5:1O, 50, x6:2O, ESQ, xs:00, Sis,
xs:so' Ills; xI1:5S P m and g. i !. %
$40. 4-36. x5:O5. X5:IO, $50. x8.00.
xs:2O, Ills. XII 50 p. m, xl 2'01 night
and 4:30 p. nL Sundays, $50 a m, ass
FOR frederick. week days. 500 a. m,
IL .45, 4-3o. $50. q. tn sundays, 800
for hagerstown. aIo.O0 q M and
FOR BOYD and way points, week days
500 a. m. A. 80. 3. 30, 7.O5 D. m Sundays.
300 a M, Is, I % 2. m
For 8althersburg and way points. week
days, 500. 300 a ~, II so, ). 90, 4:3O,
4 30 $50, Obs. 90, IL 40 p. M SUM-
days, 300 u III, Ito, 4-33, 1-Oo, 10-1t
p. m.
For Washington Junction and way points.
500 a. m, 40, $50 p. M, week days
900 a IN, LIS p M sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia. New York, Boston and
the East, week days. q .05, 500, 1000 q
M, 1900, (12.40 Dining Cars, 500,
I5.o5 Dining carr, (12.O1 night, Sleeping
car open at 1000 o'clock). Sundays,
7.05, 300 a. m, t12 40 Dining Cars, 500
sos Dining Carr, 1901 night. Sleeping
car. open at 1000 o'clock. Additional
train Tor Philadelphia, week days, daily.
f,nrfrt par.or Cars on an day trains.
For Atlantic City, 7.05, 1000 an
1900 noon 1910 and 500 Pm, week
DAYS, 1910 pm, Sundays.
For Cape May, 100 noon.
aExcept sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from
noteis aud residences by Union Transfer
Co. on orders left at ticket offices, 619
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, New York
avenue aud Fifteenth street and at Depot
VIM. NJ GREENE, y. B MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Mgr Pass Traffic
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tscbedule In effect July A. 1917

All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger Station.
s:I2 a. m.-Daily. local for Danville Char
lcttt, and way stations. connects at Manas-
- fnr Strasburg Harrison burg. and
Staunton. daily. except sunday ana ~
I-ynchlurg win the Norfolk and Western,
daiIy and with the Chesapeake and ONO.
DAILY. for the Natural Bridge and Lex
ington. ,,-Drrrrn SrArro
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffet
sleepers. New York and Washington To
Jacksonville, uniting az salisbury WITH
Pullman Sleeper for Asheville and Hot
Snrings N C.; Knoxville, ChattEno0 ga and
Nashville. Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pull
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New Yorkt1 New Orleans, connect
mis- Solid train, Washington to New
Orleans without change. SUNSET per sonally
conducte,l tourist excursion through sleeper
on S1 TINS srdin M = Range. -
4rOi n. m.~LocaI for Front ROYAL. Stras-
burg and Harrison burg, with connection Tor
stanton. daily, except sunday:
Adj d. m.-Daily, local for Charlottes-
10 AS u. m. Daily. WASHINGTON AND
s0uTHw EsfERN. vs. -Ss, iBe I'D 1;,t LIN;
sle-pers, dining cars and day coac hes.
Pullman sieepers New York 20 Nash
vile. Tenn. wa Asbevihe hhTaH Vile ana xis
CharIotte Columbia. Savannah and Jack
sonville: New York to Memphis, via Biz
Atlanta "a nd Montgomery. Vestibuled day
Coach Washington to Atlanta southern
Railway dining car. Greensboro 20 Mont
TR4iNs ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washin gton 9-O1 a. m.
daily 1 90 ID. m. and 4.40 o. m. daily, ex-
cept sunday, and $50 o. m. Sunday only
for Round Hill: 81 D. 10. daily, ezceDt I'M
slay for Leesburg. and s. 20 m. daily for
Herndon Returning, arrive at Washing
ton ). rs a. NJ. and 8 40 o. m. daily. and
500 Pm daily, except sunday, from
Round Hill. and 7-O6 a. m. daily, except
Sunday, from Herndon, and s-54 a. HI
daily, except Sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
washington 6.42 q. m, 2-20 D. m. and
s.25 D. m. daily. Harrison burg, IL 40 D.
10. and 9.25 o. m. daily. except Sunday.
and $50 a. M. daily from Charlie ttesviile.
Ticket slee ping car reservation and i'm
formation furnished at offices, 5f1 and
1900 Pennsyivania avenue, and at Penn
sylvania Railroad Passenger station.
w. H. GREEN, Gen Supt.
q. M. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass Agent.
I. 8. BROWNs Gen. Agf. Pass. Dept<
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERS Washing
fon Barracks, D. g, September 9, 1897
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, viii be
received here until noon. OCTOBER :,
1897, and then opened, Tor constr 0cting
a aloulslc set OF Northumberland Staff
Officers. Quarters here. United STATES
reserves right TO reject any or al pro-
posals or any part thereof. Envelopes
slloald he indorsed Proposals Tor Quarters
Information furnished ON application TO
IRA A. HA YNES, list 1t, q. n
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FOR RENT-Rooms, fur. or TN fur, TO re-
fined adults: two in family. odl Atm
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For RENT-CorrAGE.

FOR RENT Two Groom cottages, with an
acre of land each: barns and excellent
water: at BaIlston, 2 miles from city on
electric railroad: or Will sell ON easy terms;
also, building lots for sale, So down and
81 per week. JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
1891 f st. NV. se1a-3t
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wASrEp-BoARD AND ROOM.

WANTED-A young man desires room and
board in a family or boarding house,
good locality, where there are young peo-
pie. Address, giving rates and particulars,
GOVERNMENT CLERK, this office.
se13-3t
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FOR Rents large airy rooins, Iur. With
hath and a. IN. 4: front room has large
porch on 20 floor: near Medical Museum.
/, shorf way from Bureau OF Engraving aud
Printing. Call or address o34 ID ST. s".
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE.

THE EXCHANGE BUREAU furnishes all
kinds OF help free. references investi-
gated. 72l 18Th st. NV. sci 3-3t