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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
MEXICO.

Geese por algunos que los ban =
queros de Europa hacen bajar la plata
para demostrar a 10, comisio lados de
los Eaiados Unidos en- pro Gel bime-
tallsmo, que aqnello tiene una respues
ia que dar a! aJanccl Ultra pIoteccio-
nista aprobado por las Camaras Anne
ricanas
Las opiniones mas autoriza las, son
dc que Mexico Sc atemperara a las
circun:tancias y fabrcara cuanto para
su consume le sea possible, sin preo-
cuparse en- absolute de vatiar su Sis
tena mouetario, en- la segdridad de
que no ha de ta:dar en- sobrevenir
una reocc on a favor de la plata.
En- Media han ocurrldo successes de
gfavedod motivados por las paSloues
amblciones de la cAmpaila para las
electlones que han &c verillcasse en-
Novembre proX.mo. d, Carlos Peon
ha si1o postulado como candidate por
suo amigYs para Gobernador del Es-
tado, ape,ar de que no hay preceden-
ties que abonen la 'ee;eccion por dos
termnos consecutivus. I'm frente dc
e,Ja candidatura surge ia del general
d F. anclsco Canton, mdgnate terfo-
ca ilego, gu ,l-ne, al pareccr, mu
ch 5 payhiaros. Est &=ieDraron
una reunion la noche del II del Ia.
sado mes. la que fuG dlsutta tirJs
por la policia, como Consecuencia de
trabajos de los p4rt,daros del Gober-
nader actual.
HI fuego de la policia produ.o la
muerte q una mujer y dos homDres.
FL a'boroto do iuear la sallda de
Ia mltic,a. y esta, al disparar sobre ia
muchedunbre, cause la muerte nie-
We per.onas, hitienoo otras.
Enierado de los sucesos 81 Presl-
dente de la Rep1olica, ordeno la de-
teacion immediate de los promove-
dorcs, resultando comp1o ON etidos y
presos varios empieados del gobierno
CALIFORNIA.
El 22 de Agosto Iltimo un fuerte
ciclon paso por el golfo de California
y costa Sur Mexlcana, causando gran
des daflos.
Las Guacimas poblacion situada en-
la desembocadura del rio Yaca, Qued6
casi destruida e innundadas algunas
millas de terrenos de los alrededores.
Perecieron tres personas y las CO.
sechas sufrieron pejuicios de conside-
racion.
Algunos buques han sufrido ave
rias, no Sc tienen noticias del vapor
CO srmen que fle sorprendido en- viaje
DOR Ell Cicl0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22

Sahara Grande.-Director BoLETIN.
Identifcado con patrioticos senti
expresados en- articulo "Por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
II

En- los alrededores de la estacion
del Mediodia de Madrid Sc agolpaba
aquella tarde una inmensa muche.
dumbre.
Respetabilisimos banqueros, poll.
ticos de primera fila, militares de alta
graduation y arist6cratas, alternaban
ALI con humiIdes artesanos Y men
digos. sin que la confusa mezcla de
jerarquias lastimara la soberbia de
los unos nj ensoberbeciera la humil
dad de los otros.
Noble pensamiento les lIevaba alli.
Salvador, el hijo de la cllle, estaba
tambien, no ejerciendo su ofcio de
vendedof, sino disfrutando del tempo
que con actividad habla logrado aqusl
dia guitar al trabajo.
Del tren que acababa de llegar iban
bsjando algunas victimas de Ia gue-
rra, varios heridos y enfermos, una
parte del esiabon de la Intern naole
cadena de desgraeias, cuyo peso gra-
Vita sobre tsntos hogares.
a la vista de Aqnellos d4sventu-
RADIOS, el eyre vendedor sufrio una
impression doloroslsima; tenfa necesi-
dad de llora y no podia; su pena iba
Iaamentando 4 meCi la que los infeli.
Ices soldados desembarcaban del tren.
AL yer uno que hubo necesidad de
Isacar en- brazos porque no podia te-
asrse en- pie, Salvador no pudo mas.
i Su rostro Sc pgso rojo como la
amapola; dos lagrimas rodarou por
sus melillas, y cautelosamente. como
tierna madre que Sc acerca & la cuna
donde dperme su hJo, Sc acerco al
que parecia moribundo deposito en-
su cadaVerica marc el dinero que ha.
bla reeaudldo aquel dia y los peque-
nos ahorros de los anteriores.
Los tristes ojos del soldado bus
caron su bienhechor, mas este habia
desaparecido entire la multitud,
4 I'm su hermoso arranque Sc olvid6
Salvador de reservar la contidad in
disPensable para dormir 4 cubierto
de las inclemencias atmosfeticas: de
modo que no podfa pensar en- ir .
casa de la vieja. Demasiado virtuoso
Ipaia robar. y demasiado cobarde pa.
ra pedir, Sc difigio q Recoletos, y en-
'pno de los bancos del paseo So acos-
$ 10.
Agobiado por el excessive trabaIo y
las imPresiones de aquel dfa, no tardd
en- quedarse dormido.
iQue suefio tan hermoso cerr6 sus
parpados Veia en- sueflos al desera.
ciado soldado, que lie decia: "T1. her
moso niio, que te has quedado sin
eenar por mi; td, que duernes al aire
lIbte por proporcionarme algIn con
sueio en- medic de mi gran intortunio
ven, ven" Y lie cogio de la mano y
lie lIevo lejos y ALI veia a sus padres
que lie escuchaban y lie bendecfan.
! ooflo tamb.en que ell cielo Sc abrfa
de par en- par. y que muchos angeles
baJaban con coronas y Sc las porfan,
~ que un angel m hermoso que los
demas lie llevaba una CANA de orc
con preciosas colgaduras y lie cobilaba
bajo sus alas y le daba calor.
En- estos suefios lie sorprendi6 el
nuevo dia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
Guayama.- Director BOLETIN.

Reciba nuestra mas enthusiastic fell
citacion por afticulo "Patria" ",-Amo
Observation-Disclosures =
lez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-09-22
Sebastian MAI0s.

Septiembre II de 1897.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
ISLAND IN DANGER
THREE NATIONS EYE a SPBCK OF
CORAL IN THE PACIFIC.

English Capitalists Propose to hoy Out a
g., Er.nc,sco Phosphate Company's
Rights and Merge Their Commercial
ControI of Ciipperton Island Into DO
main br the British Crown-CnHeo
States has the Best Right OF ANY "o"s
and the Monroe Doctrine Forsifes Ii.
Diplomatic Difficulties to be Expected
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
FINE RAINS IN OKLAHOMA
Everything Is as II should be Down in the
Territory.

Oklahoma City, o. T., Aug. 1s.-Fol-
lowing is the Oklahoma weather crop re-
port for the week ending, Monday, Au-
gust Is:
Partly cloudy, cooler. showery weather
has prevailed during -se week. the aver
age temporal ure, 76.9, being 81 degrees
below normal and 5-5 degrees cooler lAah
the preceding week. Rains nave oeeh
normal and sufficien; in every section for
growing crops, and for fail pIowins. Inc
rains have slightly irterfered Win thfesh
ing in the northern sections ana nave
caused slight shedding OF cotton ioc4!y
in eastern sections
In the southern section rains have oeeh
light ana gentle, and JUS right lor tfi-
cotton plant. In isis section COTTON hd7
recovered from the sligh- setback OF the
o-aoeding week and is in excellent con-
di-ion. the gentle rains having started II
:, growing without The shedding feared
only few correspondents note the ap-
nearance of boil worms. but they are
few and have done no damage 20 tie
plant as yet.
Renorts from the entire cotton region
in both territories state the condltioh Oh
cotton 70 be firs1-class in every fespsc'
.na tho outlook fine for much greater
vial5 than in former years. On-y 'Wo
or three reports think il 10 be a Jew days
babind tse season. The acreage III ok
,.boma is more than double any previous
year. o.o
Kaffr corn, mi1let. alfalfa. sweet po'e-
.oes and all late crops have done We!
during the week. Pastures are aeaii'
good and water is plenty
Ground is in good condition LOT Ial,
Moving and this work has been puShed
as RAPIDLY as possible. Altogether Ile
week was lust the kind required, anu
cranes peacnes and me.ons are oeins
| Skinned 10 outer markets. Peaches and
cranes are unusually large and me
| Hundreds of bushels of peaches IN OK
| ,ahoma county are going 10 waste.
| CORRESPONDENTS remarks for the Dill
| ferent sections are as follows:
WESTERN SECTION.
| Thoma+We have had a favorable
week: not SO sot and more moisture; one
inch Of rain: corn and all other crop:
have wonderfully revived; cotton grow
ing very fast; finewatermelons in abund
ance; ground in good condition for ploW
| ing.
Winnview-Good rains have fallen II
rarts OF Blaine county, but in this vict
nifty il is yet too dry TO plow; cotton ha
improved very fast and is now more
| promising than ast year.
Cooper-Fine weather; good rains an
ground right for blowing; cotton GROWING
| wonderfully fast and gives good promise
EASTERN SECTION.
| Muldrow-Plenty of rain this week an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

everything in good condition and grow
ing fast: cotton is well formed ana pus-
ting on o;s ot bol,s; potatoes look we'll
Muscoge-Plenty OF rain; cotton get
ting very rank and is shedding some on
account Of TOO much moisture; hay and
pastures good; vegetables and melons IN
abundance.
South McAlester-1.47 inches OF rain
on Friday and Saturday
NORTHERN SECTION.
AIva-Heavy rain over a great portion
OF the country on the 18th; 700 mucA III
some localities, as il interferes WIN
tsreshing; crops OF all kinds look Wen
rains within the past ten.days have made
thousands Of bushels OF corn; katfir, cane
brnorn corn. millet and alfalfa In oetteF
condition end will make large yields
Waukomis-1 % inches OF rain az.
growing crops have done we'll this week.
especially sweet potatoes and kaflr corn
mo ground is now in good condition for
moving; a great deal of wheat Is dam
aged in stack and shock by We, "ed-
ther.
W.vnoka-This has been a very favor
able week for growing crops. but ram
came TOO late 20 help corn 70 any great
ex;ent:kaffir. milo maize and cane are
| booming: Jerusalem corn never stopped
growing during the hot weather and VIII
he a good crop; pastures improving.
CENTRAL SECTION
Kingfsher-Two inches OF rain and
veatser could not be better for cotton:
| fruit filing out and fall p.owing in full
| blast.
| McL,oud-Showery and pleasant wealth
| or most of the week; heavy rain on the
| 1.th: cotton about fifteen days late but
| laden with bolls; no boil worms yet;
| corn crop very large in this section.
! Waterloo-The weather this week has
| caused cotton TO make very rapid growth
| and gives promise of larger yield than
former years; corn is above the average
| grass and pastures fine; frui, in abund-
| ance.
Sacred Heart-Pieasant weather Win
| plenty of rain; prospects for cotton new
| er better.
OkIahoma-From so 70 $50 inches o.
| rain over this county has put tse ground
in fine shape for p.owing; cotton doing
well; all late crops in fine condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

ton Mortgages and Henry NJ Dech-
ert contributed one on The Relations
OF Trust Companies 10 Trust Estates.
The papers were generally discussed
by the delegates in speeches limited TO
five minutes each.
Francis 8 Bangs OF New York, Henry
". Dechert OF Philadelphia and Gordon
Abbott OF Boston Were elected members
Of the executive committee. 10 serve for
three years The executive committee
held a short session after the section had
adjourned and selected M Bangs as
chairman and George s Southland OF
BROOKLYN as vice chairman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

DA.-o;t Aug. ls.-The first annual
meeting Of the Trust section % the Bank
e-s' association was he'd a; the Hoiei
Cadillac this morning. Henry VI. DecA-
ert Of Philadelphia. chairman o. me Sc
ton. spoke OF the importance q TIE
,rus. company ana the diversified Inter
es,s they represented. Incomplete re-
turns showed ma: the capital stock Ok
the rms, companies in TIE United safes
was 1924 81. ooo. NJ. Decae-t alluded -
ne t-us- companies shat had been o.
sanizad by schening men
Breckenridge Jones deii'e7e ne e
nort Of The executive committee he OK
| lined ne work that * before me secile,
and The hope that the enactment o UNI
form laws BY he several states in regard
% trustees would be promoted and great
er similarity obtained
! Rslob stone O. Grand Rapi-s rad
,suer On statutes % the Several sass
| Re,a,inr % Trust Companies
! There are twen;y-nine s;a;es tnaf nave
no such statutes. but one state IN ne
1est has law prohibiting the formation
.. ao,,s trusts and o,a@r combinations
| !, -es--asn, % trade From intor-Ds 10 2
furnished oy the Attorney general . tie
state. he only ;rust doing business n
the STATE xas "a Standard o. company
| NJ. Stone d4duc-i ne moral tn1< !, III.
be an excellent plan for a.! rus; ON
aanies 20 advertise tEen - s1ca Al ex-
eat that people would oecon1e o'nFsrsa7;
| xy.h the oo--a-.on or the companies
F-an.is Bangs. president % 80 Stzis
Trust COMPANY read a psPec On sA@
Powers and Duties o T-Sis; C9-n sf.lt-s
When Ac.ing as Trustee Under Co-so5A-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
OLD PEOPLE.

Old people who require medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys Will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does not stimulate and
contains no whisky nor other intoxicant.
but acts as a tonic and Alternative. 1t
ac-s mildly on the stomach and bowels,
adding strength and giving tone 10 the
organs. thereby aiding Nature in the
performance OF the functions. Electric
Ritters is an excellent appetizer and
aids digestion. Old people find it just
exactly what they need. Price fifty
cents and slO0 per bottle al Geo. Van
Werden's pharmacy, 52S y. Main street,
and @. GehEing's drug store. northeast
corner Topeka and Douglas avenues.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

King-Cot,on Is in fine growing condi-
ton, he early planting beginning 20
open; boil WORMS are reported IN some
places. but 10 damage done BY them 50
far.
OverbroolS-Go0d rains during the
week have added very much - the
grawth OF cotton: some complaint OF
worms on cotton: the cooler weather
sine the rains has been fine for al grow
Ing crops.
Berwyn-Ccoier weather, with show
ers has prevailed. greatly benefi;tlns the
cotton: rains have been heavy enouSs IN
some sections 20 admit of plowing and
in others just enough for cotton; cotton
| opening.
Fort Sil-Maximum temperature 90 de-
grees; minimum temperature 81 de-
g-ees; rainfall 210 inches: all crops IN
good condition, being greatly benefit;ej
| by the rains
JAS. I. wIDMEYER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
Section Director.

Helena. Ark. Aug. lS.-Near Barton
in this county. an unknown negro made
an assault on colored woman and az
forwards committed rape on a colored
girl yesterday. As soon as the crime
was made public posse started on; 70
hunt me negro. When Overraken he re-
fused - surrender. and John Eimonds.
colCred. shot and killed him. Edmonds
surrendered 90 the magistrate. who ex-
amined and acquitted him.
Warren. H.. Aug. 1S.-Charles II.
Brownwich. an ex-alderman OF Boston.
married here today. Miss Adelia Carr. an
artist well known in san Francisco and
Minneapolis. There Is a romance in the
marriage. The bride was a girl friend
Of Brownwich's first wife. who az her
death. ten years ago. requested her hus-
band 20 look after Miss Cars comfort
He did this so we'll tina; IL resulted in to-
days marriage. BO,h parties are
wealthy They Will take trip down thu
ST. Lawrence.
-. l.. E II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

D;,,om.tic Dificulties to be Expected
Gan Francisco, Aug 18-The arrival u
Tho steamer Navarro from Cilppeftoii
leland confirms previous runors OF pos
sibIe diplomatic complications Win GIedl
britain over the ownership of thai $50
l7aed biz OF land, situated 600 miles "es'
80 ,oan,,1co. Il seems hat England has
never acquired a title to the land. sew
oral wears ago 1T was discovered that the
isIa Was rich in pnosphates. The ocean
ic Phosphate company. Of this CITY, was
.hen organized, and since that time me
island has been owned here anu mas
practically been ouR,erritory. -,
II is now asserted That English capitai-
;s-s nroDose 10 buy the San FRANCISCO
connanv's interest, and having acqulrea
g.. commercial control, TO then place the
island under Great Britains nag -
gentleman familiar WIKI the matter says:
..Iey,fco may assert claim II England
sr-emn1s to annex CMpperton island ana
,,nder the Monroe doctrine the Onl'eo
States will be expected TO support IL
Mexico can snow no title 70 the island
but the United States has a commercial
claim hat is ahead Of any other.
Even If neither Mexico nor the Unit
Cd States want the island, the policy OF
the United States against the extension
Of Europe.in dominion on this continent
NAV he extended TO the coral island
Diplomatic difficulties may arise IN any
event unless England desists from me
a,tamnr 20 acquire ownership"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19
L. a W. Kaces at Newt on.

Newton. Kan, Aug. 1S.-The L. \. ".
s1a.e circuit bicycle races were run to-
day on a quarter mile track. Summar-
les:
Half mile open. professional: T. H.
Cummings. Marengo. Iowa. won; A. A.
McKin. ST. Louis, second. William De-
ca~dy. Chicago. third. Time. 1:l5 Is.
one mile open, amateur: Three heats
q this were run after the qualification
races because Of exceeding the time linz
i: l. W. Felix. Salina. won; John \. Con-
over. Kansas City, scond: Z. Starbird.
Topeka. third. Time. 2:S5 So.
Half mile, Harvey county riders: Rob
er. Wade won; kilburn Snods-aSs, New
ron. s:cond: Herbert Wing. Newton.
third Time IA 10
one mile professional: c. I, Himstreet-
Denver. Won; y. A. Mchi-n, s.. Louis.
second: Charles Hofer. s.. Paul, MINI.
shiri Time. 2:2S.
Half mile. boys under Is years o. age:
Joe Exton. Wichita. Won: Kil5u-n Snod-
grass. Newton. second; Scott Parks. New
/ ION. third Time. $50.
Two miles. handicap. amateur: Harry
/ ANcchne-, Newton, won; kilOurn Snod-
grass. Newton. second. john \. Conc
Yer. Kansas City. third. Time SOS Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

Portland. ore, Aug. 1s-The annual
timber fires or the lower Columbis River
have sex in. and on the Washington side
e fires are raging furiously from points
in he interior between Kalama and Van
couve-, . Calumet and Skagowa- The
damage. so far as reported. is 10, great.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-19

Every man thinks he never was as fooliah
as the boys he sees around him.
Evening star., 1897-04-15
An Important Lecture.

The Columbian kindergarten Association
has been fortunate in securing the Baron
ess Won Bulow Wendhausen, who has Just
arrived from Germany. where she is the
leader of kindergarten work. as her aunt,
the Baroness Won Marenholtz-Bulow was
before her. to lecture in Washington be-
fore she visits the rest of the country af-
ter lecturng this week at Barnard Col
lege and elsewhere in New York city. The
baroness will speak at the Washington
Club, ITO j street. on Saturday next, the
18th, at IL o'clock, on THE kindergarten
in Germany" She is a very pleasing speak
er in English as in German, and has
created a new interest in her subject by
her lectures in New York city. Her work
in Germany and her writings about IL have
made her well known to all i'm this coun-
try, who are interested IN the Froebel sys-
tenn of education, and she was welcomed
to New York by almost a thousand letters
Of greeting and profuse presents of fiow-
ers when she arrived at her hotel. The
baroness is to speak in Boston. Chicago
and all the other large cities of the coun-
try, but comes first to Washington after
New York.
Evening star., 1897-04-15
FOREIGN POSTAL SERVICE

$ sses a, e s, sG e eSsss s :: easas.
iS1sSieN M1iLs 1i % ior p. week ending Apr,, II.
1881 close rissIaHs sassIc 4 ~ sss ss e so''"':
ERL4D EERRI.AND. ITALY; sPAIN, pORTUGAL, TURKEY.
a.. from Ne. Yort, ria Hayre. Letter. for other
pslts t. o. . EUROPE " must be directed Per Ia Nor; Nor
d.ess per a. Ess%. dam fioa :Ss New fols. sia An
s.sfaam ss ef io lefaess must se aiTes,sd PEI Eaam
IS: Maasdan, f,om New York, via Rotterdam.
Letters aits s must be directed Per Massdan &c, At
e, Al 1885 Pm: for sourI.AND direct. per $.
e. areesS sopa S's S-ssy s a.
Pm. for EUROPE, per s.s. Etruria,' from New
is :PiSTES ~ etassGTa NATTER. ETC German steamers
sailing from New York on Tueednys. Thursdays and
St SSHt,SrIays Us, take printed matter etc. for GER
for other parts Of EUROPE
White Star steamers sailing from New York on
ter etc for 1s ETn5RpE pr'0'sa
The American, Cunard and French Line steamers
which they are advertised to carr mails. 800.
AND. JAMAICA. sAvANIII.A and GREYTowN,
SieA must e airected Per- E Alens e. ~ Al lS:ss
cM for HA rET
sos cAMFBciE, cHAPAs. TABAs6o and luca.
che1 per az from ns New
TkiS5SAp T AMI 4onsSo Psr =. g sresass; rom
,9as Pa ssa 81 Ts Fasa
Snls sos sa bs rs to Halifax
sunday At 1906 Pm. and on sundays only At
Ma,,s for MIoUEI.oN., By rail- to Betcn and
thence via steamer. close here daily at 32O ta)
and tenee 1ss Via % 70 ssSg ho Mont.
IhnrsdSys to Havana. close here daily Mt 500
Mails for MEXIco. oyeE1and Except those for
CAMPECHE, CH1APAS. TABASCo and YUCATAN,
which win be forwarded via New York. after the
TRANsPACIFE MAILS.
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. per SIS Gaelic;
from San FranciscO. close here daily up to $50
a.1is % for a AUSTRALIA 81 Except those for WEST
new T5,eh naS % and Nd
IyLANI,s, Fer SIS. Mcnowai. frem San Francisco.
es;s Nails ss's sos ez to and ssG Ass psa s
from Tacoma, close here daily mp to ESQ Pm.
Mails for the SOCIETY ISLANDS. per ship City
Of Papeiti from San Francisco. close here daily up
to $50 I. n. April a. (6
HAWAII and FIJI ISLANDS especially addressed
here is,,y after April 2 up to $50 May q,
port Of sailing daily, .nd the schedule Of closing
Is arranged On the presumption OF their nnintsr-
ta) Registered mail closes at 1000 AN same
jb Registered mall closes at 90 PM same day.
(c) Registered mail closes at 600 PM same day.
ID Registered mail closes ut 500 PM. previous
ap14 JAMES p wIIL.ETT. Postmaster
Evening star., 1897-04-15
RAILROADS.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
sSo ~ GSkf Ss Doss q sIE FTrssuse AhR EPSE
..Parior and Dining Can Hsuisburg to Tftts-
1o:rO An PExNsYLvANIA LI,tfrKD.-pun.
man Sleeping. Dining. smoking and ooservatinn
oils, s. Louis. as1sisna and ds ToIeac ' sufr.s
,dpsa Pasios Car to Harri.nu!g.
Chr to Harrisburg. Buffet Par,or Car ,f1arris-
SO s S f. cMfc&s6 rsffssss AND 81. LOUIS EXPRESS
sleeping Car Washington to ST. Loui. aud Sleep
ing and Dining Cars Harrisburg to St. Louis.
ing CIR to Pittsfurg. Chicago. and Harrisburg to
TO svf;aa FM so4WEssa annS S1s f S'rEs EESpnrspu
man Sleeping Cars washington to Pittsburg and
Harrisbors e st Louis and Louisville Via Gin
1910 Pm. PAcfFfc ExrEEss.-rullman saoep-
Slasara Fails daily. except sunday n@''F' anu
sunday. For Loci. Haven week days and vii.
lii msport Sundays, $40 P!M Z
Niagara Falls day Except saraay WITH sesp
nS 1o Car Washington to suspeslsn Y Bridge via Buf
iaso and Niagara Fails daily Sleeping Cur wash @
rof af'fs FHzDRifHn; e 1i%ii .ssEW foRk AND THE
4S % FM fs4i.. s 1S es1 from s.1s
1sSS %iiS,sssssS sSs AS ,ss 81 @ sSs IS
and Il IS PM; On sunday. TOO tpiains Carl;
Pm. For Philadelphia only, East Express, 7:5O
AM. week days. Express. 1915 PM. week
days, 2:01 and $40 P.M!u dae4y. For Boston,
without change, 7:5O A.MJiweek days. and 3:15
p NJ daily.
For Atlantic City (yia Delaxprs River Bridge, all
m rail nI: roats,: s:ds Pm Mo- daiS i M o.oo ,ooo
1880 1880, II ;oo 3 and an 11:5o A. II J2;is; 12:4S. 2:a
$780, 7:10. 1000, 1910 II rs and II s5 Pm. On
12:I5, ISIS, 2Ol, 3:I5, 40 i40O Limited, 400
$40. 6:15. ESQ. 7:10 1890. 1910 and II :35
For Popes Creek Line. T:5o Am. and 4:se PM
For Annapolis. TOO, 600 AN. i2:15 and 40
Pm. daily, except Sunday. Sundays, 900 AN,
and 4:2O Pm.
Atlantic Coast Iine-Express for Florida and
points Atlantic Coast Line, 4:s0 A NJ. 3:48
PM. daily; Richmond only. 1887 AM week
days; Atlanta Special. via Richmond md Seaboard
Air Line, 40 Pm. daily. Accommodation for
Ticket Offices. corner 18th and G streets and at
the station, 9th and B streets, where orders
be left for the checking of baggage to destination
from hotels and residences.
]. Il. HUTCHINSON, ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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