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The sun., 1897-07-22

MEXIco City. Mex, July 2l.-Gold sold at a
highest OF the year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
MURDER BY INJUNCTION.

Boston, Sept. 29.A big demcnstra-
ton OF the members of the .5ocianst lapor
party was held in Faneu.l hall last night
to protest the sympathy Of the party
with the striking miners of PenEsvl-
Nania. Several Cf the speakers did not
hesitate TO pitch into the meeting held
not long ago by the Central Labor union
and call 1t "EOthing but a Democratic
rally
The demonstration began with a pro-
cession, which marched 10 the han with
a band ana torch lights. David Gold
stein OF the Cigar Makers union a mem
Der Of the city committee OF the Soc alist
party, presided. He wore a band of red.
the Socialist colcT swathed i'm crane for
the killed miners, bound around his
right arm. Speeches w;re made 10y MIR.
Guldsteln, Flcrentine Thebeault OF Man
chester. ~ H.. Joseph Maloney of Lynn
ana Martha Moore avery Of l., ston.
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted declaring
that We unqual!hedly prJt ST against
the usurpat!on by the military OF the
legislative and jude al power. resulting
In the murder by injunction, In repross-
ing freedom OF speech and in nullifying
The right OF peacoable assemblage. and
that the flames OF the funeral torch cf
thece martyrs q the capitalist system
light our path by the way OF the Social
ist ballot 10 the cooperative common
wealth"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
SOCIAL SIDE of LIFE.

Boston Sept 29.--The night before the
state convention is noted among Re-
publicans as one TO be devoted TO the
social side Of life. and last night was
no exception To the usual custom. The
American House was the mecca to which
representatives, OF the party from all
sections OF the state flocked. The hearty
grasp of the hand, the happy greeting
cf pleasure when Nne old friend met
another. and the pleasant words Of wei
come were heard on all sides The chief
feature was the annual reception ten
dcred by Governor Wolcott and the men,
bers OF the state ticket 90 the visiting
delegates. shortly after o'clock Gov
eTnor Wolrott attended by Lieut. ma nj
Governor W. Murray Crane. State Treas
urer Shaw. Attorney General Knowltop A.
and Secretary OF State Olin. appeared d
in the large reception hail. which was
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
From that time until nearly 10 o'clock
the party were busily engaged shaking
hands with continuous line Of cnthu.
siastic delegates and their friends.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Bay State Republicans
Make Nominations.
PRAISE FOR GOVERNOR.
Convention Adopts a Platform That
is Straight Out.
COL. HOPKINS MAKES ADDRESS.

Boston, Sept. 29.-Today's gathering
OF Republicans at Music hall, like those
preceding il since the first nomination
of the lamented Greenhalge for governor
OF the commonwealth. was TO all intents
and purposes nothing more serious than
the annual commingling OF the repre-
sentative men OF the party from the four
quarters of the state. The assemblage
stood favorable comparison with any OF
recent years as regards the character of
those composing il. while the atmosphere
OF the hall was surcharged with a
buoyancy Of feeling, confidence and en-
thusiasm a long time absent from Re-
publican deliberations through unavoid-
able causes. Conditions have changed
nightly since the return of the Republ-
cans to national control. II is no longer
necessary for the spokesman 10 hem and
haw when twitted about "the advance
agent of prosperity" With the evil
dence of business Improvement show
ing itself on every side, the effect was
manifest in the elasticity of step and
cbeerfulness of tones OF the rank and
file in the hotel corridors and on the
streets last night and this morning.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
INTEREST IN AN ARSON TRIAL.

Portland. Me. Sept 29.-Thc superior
courtroom was crowded yesterday as a
result OF the sensational turn the Waite
arson case has taken. The proceedings
were not 50 exciting as these Of the
previous day although n few new points
were brought out In the cross-exaniira.
uon OF Henry J. Brady. the detective.
who was on the stand from o'clock IN
the morning until in the Afternoon.
bCins su5jecte to a mCstrg'd question
ibg by Mr. HeCkbert, counsel for the
defen32. The witness was made to Ic
all over his testimony OF Monday. but
despite the sharp cross-cxamination the
main points In MIR. Brady's story were
not shaken. The most sensational event
OF the day was when Mr. Brady. m an
swer to a question by Mr. Hcckbort.
t,stihed that waite told him that setting
fires was naturally iu him. that ne had
been an incendiary when a boy. and ttat
his father had tried u make him confess
without succes3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
TROTTING AT RIGBY.

Riebv Park. Sept %. After repeated
postponements, Rgby's Transylvania
stake meeting was cleared up yesterday.
The most exciting heat of the day was
that which settled the postponement ESQ
trot The mare Emily of the Village
farm string in1 the Texas wonder,
Rilms, each lacked but n single heat TO
land the race. They kept well together
over much of the course. and by close
margin Rilma headed Emily under the
wire. or the three horses in tho process
sion, &. w. Williams was the only one
that got in out of the shadow, and both
first and fourth money go 10 Rilma. lhe
time was 2l0L.
In the ? 10 pace, the Lexington gold
ing. King Egbert had one heat TO his
credit. and won two more without getting
anywhere near his mark. An easy win
ming for Hallena Duplex the 2:30 pace
proved TO be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
TWO FAST MILES.

Terre Haute. Ind. Sept 20.-Star
Pointer paced mile Yesterday IN 2:00%,
in trial heat against his record of
:59K. He started slow, and made the
quarter in 3lA. the half in :0iA, and
the last half in 5S9Is. The third quarter
In 2Ss., is the fastest quarter on record.
and the second haif is the fastest half on
record.
Joe Patchen started against his record
Of 2:0l y and paced the mile in 2:0l -.
Ho went 20 the quarter in 81 a., to the
half In / :02, paced the third quarter in
2Ds. and the mile in 2:0lH. He was
driven by .Iohn Dickerson.
Tho Terre Haute track record OF 2:OlL y.
made by Robert j.. was thus beaten
twice in "A day, making the fastest two
miles ever done by harness horses at one
meeting. The 2:lS pace was the only
event finished and was captured by Sallie
Ioier who landed first i'm three OF the six
heats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
Second Eleven .
CHESS All BERLIN.

Berlin, Sept. 29-Two games left un-
finished in the 18th round of the inter-
national chess tournament. were con-
cluded yesterday. Caro- and .Ianowski
drew and Winawor beat Metger
Today the lith round was played, tho
result being: Janowski beat 1schigorin !;
Walbrodt and Mstger adjourned Burn
beat Marco; Schlecter boat Iinlk Caro-
and Con drew I}lackburne beat Alhin
Cbarousek beat Schiffers; Sueohting beat
Teichmann.
The committee announced that they
had decided To add another prize, the
seventh, of the value of l20 marks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
TROTTING Ar READVILLE.

Readville. Mass, Sept. 30 Six races
We're finished nc the New England Irot-
ting HORSE Breeders meeting at Read.
Vile Park yesterday afternoon, and In
none OF them was more than three heats
required, whilo in all but one race the
winner won in straight heats The
Iyro stakes race was chief event. but
was really a contest between The Abbot
and Georgiana. the others being practic-
ally out Of IL. Thea bbott took three
straight The other races were easy marks
ana not particularly interesting. =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
BOXERS ARM BROKEN.

Eimira \. ", Sept. 29.-Tommie
Dixon OF Rochester broke his arm In tho
first round of his fight with lack Hamil-
ton before the Maple Avenue club last
night He fought the second round,
and tried to fight the third, but was pre-
given the fight.
Kid Goulerte of Rochester and Squirrel
Finnerly of Ohio. fought II rounds to a
draw. Ryan was referee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
BURGLARS WELL REWARDED.

Boston, sept 29-The house Of George
v. James at Roxbury was entered by
thieves some time Monday or cariy
yesterday morning. The members of the
Family are az Cohasset. The burglar.
secured. II H. said. about $1,000 worth OF
wearing apparel and jevelry.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
HILLS SECOND.

Portsmouth. n. H., Sept. 29.-H. B.
Hill OF Providence came in second in the
milo open event Yesterday. The weather
was cold and the attendance small. The
summaries:
Half-mile hapdicap-F. Il. Kent first
j. h. Ingraham, second; Il. +. Cousins,
third. Time ! :Of 10
Two-mile handicap--Jnmes Clark. first
i. II. Kent. second; j. Il. Ingraham
third Time 4. 81 30
One-milv opon--V. Ekberg. first; III. B.
Hills, second; Robert Urquhart. third.
lime 2 20 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Allen's Foot.Ease. n powder for the feet IL
cures painful. swollen. smarting feet and
stsntlv takes the sting out ~ corns an bun.
ions. It's the greatest comfort discovery ~
tho nge. Aliens Foot. Ere makes fight-fttinv
or now shoes feel easy. ft b. certain cure
for sweatin~, caltous ani hu'. tired, aching
feet. Try 10 toiav. S0l1 by all drugrists
and sh0. stores ~ s.,. for Pc. boz amps
Tri-l ractago FRTL. Address Allen :. Olm
sfrd teR1r, y. y.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
FOR AlROAD RECORD.

Ernest Wilkinson. "A we'll known road
rider and one OF the cracks Of the Metro
pole A. A.. will make an attempt next
Sunday TO break tho Boston to Providence
road record He will bo paced by two tan
dems and two triplets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS.

IL is said that the coming New Jersey
Legislature will rescind the law against
running races
Jack McAulite who is to fight
1ommie Ryan Of Philadolp hia. at ScraD.
ton on Thuardav night hos hoen matched
to meet Jack DowDev OF Brooklyn for
six rounds in Philadelphia on Oct. 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
EDDIE BALD FIRST.

Buffalo, y. Y. Sept. 29--Tnero were
5000 people at the Buffalo athletic leld
yesterday To see the national bicycle cir.
cult races.
Mile handicap amateur-A, Il. Long
neclxer first Time-2m. s25s.
Mile open, professional Bald first
Cooper second, Mertens third. Time
Pm. Ga
Milo open. amateur-L)ngnecker first
Iime-2m. IL lbs. Mile nandiclr, pro-
fPssional-F. A. Mcfarland GO yds.
first; &. Hoyt Springfield, Mass, (i0
yGs. }, second. Time-2m 9 i-5s Two
mile handicap, professional Wiley,
Ashtabula. (l7O $ds first; Nat but.tr.
Boston (scratch) third. Tims-in. -
Abs
Exhibition miles. paced hy sextet-
Bald, In. 80 i.5s. kiser, I'm. 30 5s
Mai. TAYLOR, I'm. Is.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
GOLF AT sToCKBRIDGE.

Stock bridge. Mass. Sept. 90. Some of
the more prominent players failed 20 ap-
pear at the opening OF the golf matches
Yesterday. but nevertheless there was con-
siderable interest in the matches.
The most interesting match was be-
tween Walter Nettleton OF the Stock
bridge Club and Richardson Tburston Of
the Morris County Club. MIR. Iburston
excelled on long drives, but Mr.. Nettle-
tons play on the green was much better,
winning tho match by his accurate put
ting At the end of the first nine holes
the score was even. Mr.. Nettleton win
ming on the second round. , up.
There was also some good playing In
the match bewteen ID. w. Bishop, .Jr..
Of the Lenox Club and James Curtis of
the Essex County Club. Curtis won by
up and 3 to play.
Joseph II. Choate. .Tr., of the Stook-
bridge Club beat Walter Hoffmann of the
Stock bridge Club 9 up, z 20 play.
In n macth between w. 4. Gray OF the
Essex Club and Pey ton j. Van Rensselaer,
of Stock ridge Gray drew bye. Gray
heat Lapsley up to play. in the semi
finals.
In the preliminary round Lapsiey beat
DE Gersdorff up in 10 holes. Ihe scors
was tied on Is holes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
ON A DOUBLE CENTURY.

Fred. G. Graves, State Centurion of
the Century Road Club this mornir q
started to make double century ran on
n single wheel. lie was paced by Carl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
FOOTBALL PRACTICE.

At the practice game on Lincoln field
yesterday. Boyce, a new man from the
Brookline high school, made his first ap-
pearance and showed tbat he would be
valuable man at full back. The practice
was good and the mon all showed up well,
winding up as follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
A BOXER'S EXCUSE.

Troy, y. Y. Sept 2g.-Twu fights were
held at the Manhattan Athletic Club last
night. Jack Doyle of Chi axo, who was
30 have fought 20 rounds with "Mystor-
ious Billie" Smith. would not 20 on, IS
he said he sprsined his leg yesterday. Hs
offered the limb for examination, aud a
uootor pronounced 1t sound.
The first bout was Of 10 rounns, bo-
tween Billie Barrett OF New York and
Joe Bataman OF Now York. Barrett GOT
the decision.
lack McGovern of New York ana Walter
Nolan of Chicago fought 10 rounds, No.
Govern getting the decision. the at
tendance was good.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
THE SPORTING WORLD

Swenson and companion on tandem
The run was from this city To boston
thence the Newburyport century and re-
turn to this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-09-29
TORONTO AGAIN.
Canucks Win ThRd asac in steinert



Toronto Sept 90 Over 2O00 people
saw the homo team wiz the third gamo
of the Steinert cup series yesterday when
the Canucks took very kindly to Willis
curves.
In the first inning the home team made
fve runs, three of which were earned.
The visiting players had quite n littio
difficulty in solving Gaston's delivery.
In tho fourth muif by Garry, "A single,
a double and a triple by McGann drove in
three runs.
The visitors scored two In tho fourth on
lay s error, double, single. and
Lush's wild throw. Running catches by
Taylor and Freeman. ana beautiful
double play ny Lud smith in the fourth
inning euthused the crowd.
A base sn balls. McHsle's triple hit
by pitcher and Casey's single gave
Toronto two In the sixth. McGann was
cut Oft at the plate by Garry. who mnde
n nice throw home. In tho same inning
single. errors by MoHale and smith,
gave the Stars two. In the seventh two
singles and MoHaie's triple scored n
couple for tho 1oruntos. A single and
Wagner's homer, added two more in the
eighth.
The visitors got two in tho eighth on
Schiebeck's 4 triple. Lush's nuff and a
wild throw. The Stars rallied in tho
ninth seven hits. including IA homo run
by Ryan, and two bases on balls netting
six runs The score:
Inning 1884 7So
Toronto, 50 o o. 2 o-l4
Syracuse, 600 go 2 6-l2
Earned runs Toronto 8: Syracuse 4.
Twu-base ts-Ryan. Eagan. DIR. Smith
2. McHalo Casey. Three-b base hits
Schiebeok. McGaDn, Mcliale 2. Home
runs-Wagner. Ryan. Stolen bases
Wagner p Lush 2, MoGann. DIR. Smith.
Double plsys-Jud Smith (unassisted);
Schiebeck TO Earle; CASTOR tc Wagner TO
McGann; McHale to TAYLOR. First base
on balls-Of Willis 2; off Gaston 4. Hit
hy pitcned pall-Wagner. McGarn.
Struck out-By CASTOR 2; by Willis 3.
Left on bases-Ioronto 3; Syracuse 10.
Umpire-Swartwood Time-2h. pom.
The times., 1897-06-12
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
tschedule in effect May 2. 1879

fscheduIe in effect May 2, 1879
Al, rr.,trs arrive aIld ivsiSe I-ennsJ wanna
Passenger STATION ,.-,,,, ,-
,ofte and way stations, connects at Manas-
80 for SJrasburg. HarrisonDnrg, II and
Stsuntou, daily, except SUNDAY, ana
as asr, l. Sdaiiy and with the Chesapeake snd
S5h; En- da;,y. for the Natural Bridge and
Le3lng'on -Dafy. the UNITED STATES
.ts1S NAIL, carries Pull man Buffet
Sia..nars New York and Washington to
Jacksonville, unIung a. s-,1se ssl1se15g VIII ~.
Ti,i;..ns Tull;,na g Knoxville, Chattanooga and
SSpp.sahyiIie. Tenn. and at Charlotte with Pull
,,,..n Sleeper for Augusta; pullman BuIre5
Siaa,,er Si.sn New York to New Orleans. connect
Sleepe ttiauta Tor Birmingham and Mem
,H7 1-,DI Ham ~ ta~t.s..-toH Go New
nrleans without change. Sunset personally
on this train every neuhesu'S W S'en rdn-
ISL III n. nj LocsIl Tor Front Royal, Stras-
burg a nj Harrlsonourg 2, e. WIN = connection Tor
G-5I ID. m.-Daiiy. lOcaI Tor CDarlotte$
Vile. 1v,crYr~-,-r0>- .xrn
TfED- composed OF Pullman Veationled
sIraners dining cars and day coaches.
PulIinan sleepers New 1oik 20 NaSit-
mi NIL cbattanooga; New York tc Tampa,
,0.-sri,Sta, Colombia, savannah ana
Jacksonville; New 1ork 10 xsli Aeni pnls, PMS sii
VIA VIA Atlanta and Monts1msst,iy hes}l6aied
er5 Raiiway dining CAT, Greensboro 10
Mont lon SHInser9SN fNs 9N WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DrnTSIoS leave Washington S:O1 q. IN
dai,v. LOO D. III. and 4:4o p. IN daily, ex-
csnf SUNDAY, and 6;25 p m sunday only
S', posnd Hill A. 80 D N. daily, except Sun
dnv for Leesburg, and go p m daily fol
HHeyndon. Returning, arrive at Washing.
ton ton s:26 a. m. and $40 p m. daily and
900 D. m daily: except sunday, from
sunday, from rierneon. anG S;o4 "a
daII,r except Sunday. TrOm LccSburg.
1Throug Oh trains from the South arrive at
washington 6:42 n. M. 40 p- m, and
s25 D. m. daily Harrisonburg, 1910 D
M, and 9:25 ID. m. daily, except Sunday.
and $50 o. III. ,.daily, iron. Chariottesviile-
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and in
formation FURNISHED at offices, 01l and
1900 Pennsylvania avenue and at Pennsys
yania Railroad Passenger station.
W. Ii. GREEN, zen. Supl.
j. NJ. Cu LIP, 1ra1fic Manager.
". A TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
l.. s. BROWN Gen. Agt. Pass. Oepts
The times., 1897-06-12
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOMES CHEAP-On the new electric rail-
road from Washington 10 Fails Church, \
beautiful subdivision has just been opened,
with wide streets ard avenues, known as
BALLSTON, about z miles from Washing
ton, car fare o cents; 3 minutes ride
from the city by eleGtric cars, or ~ MN
utes on a bicycle; splendi road
Price of lots $125 and S100 each.
size, 70 feet wide by from leo TO 100 feet
deep.
no interest; 10 per cent Off FOR cash. A
large new station has just been erected.
300 shade trees have been set out. Ban-
ston has fine graded school, 2 stores, z
churches, and already population OF $50
persons. Buy lot for home or Tor spec
ulation and buy quickly so you can pick
your choice. l have also large and small
farms for sale. Call for particulars and
plat. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921
1t. NV. my16- I'm
The times., 1897-06-12
. ALTiMORE -
. AND OHM
RAILROAD.
schedule IN effect June 5, 1897.

Schedule IN effect June 5, 1897
Leave Washington from station corner Oh
New Jersey avenue and Sc
For Chicago and Northwest, Yestibuled
p. III.
For Cincinnati, st Louis, and Indianapo
lis, Express, 11:45 a. m. Vestibuled Linn
tied, $40 p; m, express $50 p N.
For Pi6ts6urg and CleEeland, express
For Columbus, Toledo and Detroit, 11:3o
For winchester and way stations, $500.
HAS a m, 1870 p. m.
For New Orleans. Memphis, Birmingham.
Chattanooga, Knoxville, bristol and Roam
oke. 1920 p. N daily; Sleeping Cars
For Luray, $40 q m. dafly,- ~
For Baltimore, week days. 0.OO, o-Sos
10, 4 S9i xi sS9; Hs349S; 4S, ks %.
29 xas0 SO 4S5; 9o xs-gS, xxs2o, x92o, Ii1 4i9S
x11go p and y: 1s9l ssoa pisRss ssoS SSuad4gs; a H.
~ o.. xi2 10 100, x3.GO, $50, 435.
x5,05, x5.1O, $50, ~ T9;14, ;tSS, As--o' iiAo'
For Annapolis, 10 and 80 a M, 12- 10
ana 4 80 D. u. Sundays, $50 a. m. 43o
p FdT ~ Frederick, week days. 500 a m,
1i.45, 4.S0, $50 p. m Sundays 800
a M, lis p. ~
For Hagerstown, 1000 a. m anu 'o'0o
p For or Boyd and way points, week days.
Z 90 a. M, 4.3O, $50, 4.O5 p m. Sundays,
o 90 a. NJ, i o, 40 D. ~ ,t-
For 0ialJheFsJUtg aIId Way points, "SSA s
davs 500. 8. 0O "a IN. IL ou. 3-OO, 4a5os
q az 80, 5.35, 7.05, IL 40 p m sun
deTs, 300 q. m, l.1o, 4-3Ss 10, 1O.lo
= For it Washington Junction and way points.
< 90 a m, & so, $50 P m week days
q 90 a NJ, 1.15 p m sundays
FOR Bay Ridge, week days, 9:15 a. m
and 4:3O D. III. sundays, S;35 a. m-' 1;3o
and 3:15 p m
RoyaI Blue Line for New fork
ane Philadelphia
All trains Illuminated with Fintsch ngnes
For PhiladeIphia, New York, Boston and
,,., Fast week DAYS. T05, & 90, 1000 a
w Dn - 90. 40 all Dining Cars, 500,
15 az Diaiug Can, (l2- Ol nlghJ, Slee pin5
Csr omen at lO. 90 O'clock. Sundays, 4 90
=, m n m. sI240 all Dining Cars, 800,
I5 o. Dining Can, 12-O night, sleepihg
- omen 10 90 O'Clock Additional trains
SSr Philadeiphia, week days. daily, sou
r. R,iffet Parior Cars on an day trains
Eor. Atlantic City, 1000 a M, lS-OU
noon. and 2. 40 p. M week days 4S-ao
For Cape May, IL noon:
tExceDt sunday. +Daily. tSundsJ
only. xExpress trains.
rapeaee called for and checked from
,eteiS and residences by Union Transfer
~ On orders left at ticket offices, 619
PopnsyIvanIa avenue northwest, New York
ar>enue and Fifteenth street, ana 3t Depot
wv M GREENE, d. B. MARTIN,
GEN Manager. Mgr. Pass Traffio
The times., 1897-06-12
RAILROADS.
RAILROAD

HAILROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND L
STREETS.
100 A. 81. week days-PITTSBUKa x
ttnESS-Parior and Dining Cars. Harris
1922 a. ii. PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
M-iullulan Sleeping. Dining, Smoking and
ODse ryatlon cars. Harrisburg TO Chicago.
sSinSinnati. Indianapolis, st. Louis, Cleye-
iSnd and Toledo BuTret Parlor Car to
1850 A. NJ FAST LINE-pulInan Burres
Lar trarior 6ar 70 Harrisburg, BUFFET ParloF
$40 r. ii. CH cHitAGo I U '.sIS Any sT tours
t tEApIess Sleeping Car Washington
Ce,s 70 OF Lonis: and Sleeping and Dining
lars Harrlsburg To St Louis, Nashville
, va Cindnnat1l and Chicago.
s.lu L: N. NESTEtkN EArIESS-Pu.l-
and n iaIsfRng asfRsaSs Car 70 to Ceago
Car to chicago.
7-1O r; Al. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
-fuilinaD Sleeping Cars Wasliin gton %
Pittsburg and harrisburg TO ST Louis
and Cincinnati. Dining Car
iu.av ,sa, 4; M fACifIC zAPkESS-Puli-
I .5O A. ii. for Kane. Cana:'dase,sa. Koches-
Yer, and Niagara + ais daily. exceps
1850 A. IL. Tor EInira and aenovo daily.
eeAoepc sunday; For LOCK Haven week
gays ana wiiliarnsport Sundays, gao
Ito =; M. for wnnamsport. Rochester,
Satnrts Satilo eha I'M Niagara fails daily. exceps
,o ,3SSui S5, ua5 Wltll sieeping Car ashingtou
70 suspension BuGge, via Buffalo.
~. 40 + II: FOR Erie. Canandaigua, Roches-
ger. Buffalo. and Niagara Tails daily.
creeping Car Washington 10 E.Inira
For fniiadeIpuia, New IorK, aad
the last
4.UU +. a. "CONGEESSIONA LINZ
LID, ca1ly, all Parier Cars, with Did
ipS Car from BALTIMORE. Regular at 90
Gar, GRi5ins & &da;l. 800, Sol, 1909 tDining
nnston ming ano A lEo 'p1Rns 45 Ia lar fgSIn 2S w So
lOOC and l1.35 f. NJ on Sunday 7 90
.DiDlng Carr, 500. 300, IL 90 Dining
e5S SSiIRtRssEni I6U5 sS4i ss Z foi 70;
fhliddelphIa only, Fast Express, 7. so a
A. a. wses esk oa9s DAYS; go, ,E1Prssss spa : az az 70
9aiy. For Boston. without change.
loo A. NJ. week days, and 40 P. 81
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
bridge, alErail Toute), 3.15 and IL. 80
?, M daily: tvis Market street wharf.
days, m %i da,1 zss sst,9dav. p m Gesx Sesy
For BalGinore. q 25. .oc, 80. s 90. go.
= % s1f, -1f ais Gc $40 e H Zoo ashs
ltedl. 4-2O, 4.a6, g. 40, 5 I5, &. so, Z 10,
1900. 10 lo,4o. ll:I5 and il.s5 p; "a
400 llmitedj, 4.20, 8. 40, 6.I5, 500.
For Pope G efeeR tG tine Ii ena 50 SG "a = and nd 50
2, m daily, except Sunday Sundays,
and ~ p. m. daily, except Sunday
sundays, 500 q III. ID 4 70 p IN.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express Tor FiorE
da and points on Atlantic Coast Line,
4:3O a. m, 3:46 p. m daily; Richmond
only, 1857 a. m. weekdays; Atlanta
Special, via Richmond and SeaboaTd Air
Line, 4:4O p IN daily Accommoda-
ton for Quantico, .7:45 a. NJ daily, and
4:2o D. M weekdays.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and at the station. Sixth and B
streets, where orders can be left for the
checking or baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
j. R. WOOD. General Passenger AgenE