davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
BRIEF JoTTINas.

The engineer on passenger train be-
tween Biddeford and Portland, Sunday
Afternoon, saw horse on a bridge
in Scarboro. The animal had
wandered onto the bridge and
had fallen SO. that his legs were between
the sleepers. The trainmen got some
planks and raised him uninjured. He
went off into a field at lively rate
when released.
Chief Eldridge received letter Tuesday
stating that the members of the Foxboro,
Mass, fire department intended to visit
Portland on Sunday, July 25th.,
!. The Curtis will case will come up before
Judge Peabody of the Probate Court, Fri
day, at 10 a. m.
There will be meeting of the super1n-
tending school committee at their rooms,
City building, Monday evening next at
4.30 o'clock.
Yesterday was a repetition of the
pleasant summer days we have been en-
joying.
The non-commissioned officers associa-
ton held a meeting last evening and
were addressed by Capt. Dow of Co. A.
The Somerset Blind Opener company
has been organized in this city with $780,,
900 capital stock, for the purpose of man
ufacturing and selling blind and door
fasteners. Morrill, N. Drew of Portland
is the president and W. M. Priest of
Braintree, Mass, thestreasurer
According to the returns made by the
local assessors in regard to the valuation
of bicycles, Cumberland county heads
the list with wheels valued in the ag-
gregate at $48, 75O. Penobscot comes next
with $751;
Mr.. E. @. Chase's cottage, "The Bel
mont" was opened last evening. Barges
connected with the electric cars leaving
Portland for Cape Cottage at 2.15, 415
and 6.45 p. m, and carried quite num-
Der of guests who were much pleased
with the new house.
1t is understood that John Mace will
take the place of the late conductor Nc
Intire on the Maine Central.
The Triangular associates of Thomp-
sons carriage factory held their twelfth
annual reunion at Riverton yesterday and
attended the MINISTRIES. All the members
were present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
Governmen. Bids Opened.

These proposals for dredging, building
breakwater and boulder excavation were
opened at Major Hoxie's Office, U. S
Engineers, yesterday:
William S. White, Rockland, replacing
coping stone, Little Harbor, N. H., $3.50,
widening breakWater, 1000 tons, at So. Il
per ton, commence in thirty days and
complete in thirty days.
Hamilton & Cleaves, Portland stone
estimated 1000 tons. at So. 48 1-2 per ton
at Saco river, commence in five days
complete in 122 days. Replacing coping
stone Little Harbor, N. H., 1859; widen.
ing breakwater So. 5S per ton, commence
in six days, finish in sixty days.
Robert H. Rogers, Plattsburg, N. Y
Removing boulders, Bagaduce river, SO. 81
for ton of estimated 100 tons, commence
in ten days, complete in 80 days; remov.
ing boulders, Kennebec river, $40 per ton
commence in ten days and complete in 81
days.
George W. Andrews, Biddeford, remov
ing 1000 tons of stone Saco river, 81 OF
per ton, commence in ten days, complete
November 1st, 1897; replacing coping
stone Little Harbor, $500, widening
breakwater S1.S5 per ton. begin In ter
days, finish November 1A, 1897
Eastern Dredging company, Boston
uIouSinS oAioH river, ME-, eSUlmaUeQ 10,
900 yards at AZ cents yard, commence il
60 days, finish in 300 days
Moore & Wright, Portland, dredging
$4,000 yards Caryer's Harbor, Me-, at Is
cents, commence in 80 days, finish in 1O(
days; dredging Kennebec river AZ. O0(
yards at rs cents and removal boulderl
at $40, begin in 60 days and finish in 36l
days; dredge 1000 yards Sasanoa rive
at 25 cents, begin in fifty days, ends il
thirty days.
rs, 900 yards Caryer's Harbor at II cents
begin in 40 days, finish in 100 days.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
Mr.. j. r. Libby.

Mr.. Clarence Hayward who is one of
the incorporates of the J. r. Libby Co.,
is resident of Salem, Mass, where his
father was for almost half century a
teacher in the schools. He is graduate
of Salem High school ssand has been con.
nected with the firms of S. D. Shepard
& Co. OF Salem. Sargent Bros, G. F.
Hovey & Co., and Brown, Durell & Co.
of Boston. He has been manager for the
latter firm for long time at Providence
and in the large cities of Massachusetts
Mr.. Hayward will have charge of the
fancy goods, furnishing goods, under
wear and hosiery, departments which he
knows as well as any man in New Eng
land
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
SAILING OF THE YACHT FLEET.
Other Items of Shipping News Along the
Water Front.

With spanking breeze and clear sky
the yacht fleet which has been anchored
in the harbor waiting for favorable wea-
| Their got up their anchors and started off
for the eastward. Several other yachts
have arrived to take the places of those
which have gone and there are at present
nearly as many fine strange yachts in the
port is there were before.
The tow boat Demarest took the
Charles P. Davenport to the Kennebec
yesterday to load with ice for the South.
The yacht Drift arrived in the harbor
yesterday afternoon and made a brief stay
while her owner came ashore to get his
mail and the papers.
The oil steamer Maverick arrived yes
terday and was engaged in discharging
her cargo at the oil works at Ligonia.
On Tuesday night passer by on Gus
tom House wharf saw lamp blazing in
the window of the upper window of Al
| a policeman. They crawled into the win.
dow, took the light out on to the street
and thereby saved an alarm of fire. The
man who occupied the room had gone to
sleep leaving the light turned up toe
high and did not know anything about
the danger until it was all over.
On board a fishing schooner at Long
wharf yesterday morning, was large
pail of gulls' eggs. The fishermen fire.
quently eat them and say they are very
good too, with the exception of slight
fshy taste. They are of greenish color
] speckled with brown and are full larger
than hens eggs.
The Boston yacht Quissetta sailed yes
erday for home. She will stop at Kittery
and take on some members of her party.
| The Sebascodegan took the Westbrook
| Universalist Sunday school in connection
with the Deering Universalists on their
annual picnic to Hope Island. DIR. @.
H. Shinn, former pastor of the two So
cieties was among the number present.
The Westbrook Congregational Sunday
school also went on their annual excur-
sion taking the Aucocisco to Harpswell.
The steamer Madeleine had a large
and merry crowd on board. 1t was the
Sunday school OF the knightville M.
E. church on their annual picnic. They
left State street wharf at o'clock and
went to Long Island.
The New England Order of Protection
went to Cushing's landing, Long Island,
yesterday on the annual outing and field
day. There was a large party on the
steamer Eldorado when she pulled out of
Custom House dock at nine o'clock and
many others took the steamers later in
the day. At Long island the company
enjoyed clam bake and passed the day
in having general good time. Among
those who have worked hard to make
this excursion a success are Mr.. Dyer,
warden of lodge No. 247, Past Warden
Bryant Of lodge No. 1853, W. A. Allen,
| lodge No. 142, chairman; o. S. Norton,
lodge No. 1863, secretary; R. W. jackson,
| lodge No. As, treasurer
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
The Invs.tigation Committee.

The committee appointed by the board
of mayor and aldermen on investigation
of the doings of the street commission,
met yesterday afternoon and organized.
Alderman Rounds is chairman, Alder
man Leighton, clerk, and the other mem
bers of the committee is Alderman Nc
Donald. The committee voted to get an
opinion from the city solicitor in regard
to the powers of the commission, and adj
iourned to the call Of the chair.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22

insanity, was missing few days ago
from her home. While search was being
made for her, word came from the super
intendent. of the asylum that she had ar
rived there all right. 1t seemed that she
realized her condition and carefully
packed her valise and went back volun-
tarily to the institution which had helped
her before. She is highly educated and
a ccomplished
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
Fell From the Train.

A man who claims to be a veteran of
the war, was riding on Grand Trunk
freight train in Deering. and fell off the
cars, yesterday forenoon. One leg was
badly TANNED. The police station in this
city was telephoned to and Rich's am
bulance went out and got the injured
party. The man said he came from Provi-
dence and was veteran of the war. He
was taken to the Maine General. His
name is lanes Calvin
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22

Funeral.
There was magnificent display of
flowers at the funeral of Conductor Nc
Intyre of the Maine Central The en-
ployes of the Maine Central railroad sent
large scroll upon which was the word
Crest, the Order of Railway Conduc-
tors large wheel upon which was the
word Brother" st. Omer commandery
pillow, upon which was the words "Sir
Knight" and Portland commandery a
cross and crown. There was a red cross
from the order of Red Men, and the Pull
man conductors large broken column
There were also many other smaller de-
signs from friends in Maine and Massa-
chusetts. The tribute of the Pullman
conductors was particularly admired. 1t
consisted of a broken column of roses,
pinks and lilies with the inscription
"Pullman Friends in immortelles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
she Realized Her Condition,

The Transcript says that young wom-
an residing at the West End who not
long ago returned from the insane asv-
m, and who is victim to hereditary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
500 Each.
PETTICoATS.

We want to draw the attention of
visitors to our city, who want to buy as
much for their money as possible, to
our splendid values in Petticoats,
We offer as a leader
Silk PetticOats Of fine Change
able Taffeta-.-extra good quality---the
real rustling kind---made with Spanish
f!ounce. corded and lined in all of the
latest shades and combinations at
$3.50.
Other kinds are Black Taffetas
from $500 upwards. Some novel de-
signs at $1,000, 1880. 1900 and
1850.
Black Satin d'Chene-a fine i'm
ported material of Silk and Linen
mixtures---very light weight and a
very fine wearing material, umbrella
style, $500, $50 and $50:
Fine Brilliantine---both Black
and Gray. umbrella style, $3.50, 3.75,
500 and $50.
Black Imported Italian Cloth
in very pretty designs at $500. $50,
3.75, $50 and 500,
Black Wool MOreen---in best
quality different styles, $3.50, 800
and $50.
Black Silk Finished MOreen---
imported at $3.50 and 500 and Black
Cotton Surah Skirts In great variety al
|8oc, $I.OO, LIS and l.5O.
The very popular Linen Skirt SC
much in vogue at the present time, ir
striped effect, umbrella style, 89c.
Plain COLOR umbrella style---corded
ruffle, $l.OO.
Three plain ruffles---very fine ,sl.25
Two corded ruffles, $l.5O.
Grass Linen Skirts-umbrella style,
with one deep flounce, at $500.
On Saturdays until fur
Their notice our store will be
closed at p. m.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
Grand Trunk Railway System.
Sunday, July %, Aug. !, 8, Is, %, 20.
Sept. 5 and II.
island Pond and Intermediate Stations,
FROM

making connections for the Islands
and Old Orchard Beach
Leave Island Pond 4.SO a. M Arrive at
Portland 9.25 a. M Returning at 6 D. M and
arriving at Island Pond IL 90 D. m.
Fare from Island Pond to Portland. Si,50
Berlin to 100
and from intermediate stations at correspond
ingly low rates
Passengers purchasing excursion tickets to
Portland can take electric cars to Cape Ehza-
beth and Willard. Fare 10 cents each way.
For further particulars, apply to agents.
CHAS. NJ. HAYS,
1ly2zd5t Genl. Manager.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22

We want to draw the attention Of
visitors to our city, who want to buy as
much for their money as possible, to
our splendid values in Petticoats,
We offer as leader
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22
Black Silk Finished Moreen-.

imported at $3.50 and 500 and Black
Cotton Surah Skirts in great variety a
ooc, $l.OO. LIS and l.5O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-22

These proposals for dredging, building
breakwater and boulder excavation were
opened at Major Hoxie's office, U. S.
ENGINEERS Yesterday:
The times., 1897-12-29
SOUTHERN AiLWAY.

,e.,,,.,,,,c In effect November ii, 1917
All trains arrive and leave FennSylFanis
Passenger IndNpaliy. local for DanvnIs,
rharIotte aud way stations, connects as
Snnassas for strasburg, HarTisonDurg ana
Stauntcn, daily, except -, SEiluaS lS ,,!lt anu sS
daiyii yii5a.m.-DaHy,theU UNITED > TATEs
rLSr MAIL, carries Pullman BCfres
IonDarS New YORK and Washington to
JACK sonviIe uniting g. s,,siII sIIiIsouIy y, Win ia
,nrt.,S,s IrIl,,rt 4. C.; Knoxville and Chat.
,SpI.ssa Tenn: and st Charlotte with Pull
49, Sleeper for Augusta. Pullman bGrfes
sleeper New fo; o. 01ies 80 19nI y @ eCs-
iIS inS r'uuuPcts at LynchDurg with Chesa-
pIlII. anfI ONO Railway for Lexington and
Natural Bridge. daily, So Jrain, 'Sr
lIS '.r.nnaIly cOuduf TED tourist excursion
,6roi1cb- sleeper on this train every Nedn5s-
Gng Sl and "a turday TO san Francisco with
ou. 0I Ghans ny sm.-LocaI for Front Royal. ssras
,nrcs and Harrisonbgrg, daily except Sun
DAY m.-Dany. Ioca; for CharIottes-
we. as.4s q. m.-Daily. wAsHINGToS AND
s8Fp HEs sa1oss of FSlimsa Ee;tibasd
sIeepers. dining cars and day coaches
TuimaR R,a slefIssss fsIseS,e lex Knoxvi e. ara cbat
isnooSa: New York to Tampa, ia Char
iotts. eo;urnbia, sa va ma b, and JaekScnvlIe.
at DanVLie Win iahtH o4tepok
sinr,I Sn,e, Rtch.oc.ld 10 Augusta. via Columbia,
with connection for Aiksn; a5sll;, s sf,S u; Nsw
fork to New orleans. via Atlanta h.. and
IyrH ,,nfuerv ye<ubuled day coacn NaRn-
ta,..,..,, "a Atlanta southern railway dining
car Greensboro 70 Montgomery.
-rR ANS ON WA SHlNGION AND OHIO
,,,uISIOZ leave Washington 9.Ol m
1s,iT and A. As p m. daily, except sunday,
uSd' uoEd e;..sS u IN Sunday only for Round Hin.
a. m. daily, except sunday, for Lees
buy@ aud o:25 o. N. daily for Herndon-
Rt551ninS arrive at Washington :. 20 q
n and 800 D. IN. daily, from Round Eiill,
ana .o6 a. III. daily, except Sunday, from
TeTndun, and S-34 u m daily. except Snl-
o"g "sfgb6raSgh trains from the South arrive az
w ashi gton o. AZ a m, 20 p m and
S,-26 % m daily. HarrisUnOurg- 2 40 p.
N, and 9:25 D. III. daily, except sunday
and $50 a. M daily from charlottesville
TicEets, sleeping car reservation, ana in.
formation furnished at offices, 7Oo 18TH
81. pvr Sill Peuns ylvania avenue and as
P4uusylyania Railroad PaS>ri .-sr ~t1tion-
rs. II. GREEN, Gen. SuFt
T. M GULF, Traffic A.s axe
W. a. TURN, Gen. Pas h-ent:
+. S. BROWS. Gfl, h. ilrsS. DeDt<
The times., 1897-12-29
BaltilnOre&OhiO

Schedue IN effect Nov. ,. 1897
Leave Washington fsU'l station corner
of New jersey Avenue aud c street
For Chicago and Northwest. YestibuIsd
Limited trains ll.05. II.25 a. M. sos
p. m
lis, Express. li-25 n. In- Yestibuled Linn
tied j. 40 p IN. express L LOS p. In
For Pitrsburg and Cleveland exprs sss
For Coiuu,Duss ToIecto ana Detroit. 11-os
Winchester and way stations. 70 q u.
For New Orleans, Memphis Birmingham.
Chattanooga. Knoxville. Bristol cHu Roa-
noke, 900 p. IN. daily sleeping ears
Fot Lrray, $40 p. III. dany.
F0oF5 BsltiIoFe R4I0 sek xs aays. ss2 .SsS 3Si
Nib. x3. 90. $40, X 20. 4,a5, x5.g5,
xS,I9. Y3so. xS2S % $50; *sgo; ssg 81S' ~
plight Sunday ys, x7 -o5, Il 10. x7 30. $50.
Xs;oo a IN, Xl3.l U, 4 10 ~ ~ X5-1o' 70
Ss21. Ills. XII.5O p L.. <l2.O1 Hight.
For Annapolis, 10 and 3 80 a IN. $50
and 40 III. SUNDAYS, $50 a. III, 4.So
For 70 Frederick. week days, 8, 11.26 q N,
4.3U. $50. q. LIZ Sundays. . a. H. LID
For m Haserssowu. til 90 a. N and $50
Fer Boyd and va q points. e, wesk dsys
800 m m' 40 0iSI rs 'o0 95 D. - m m sun
days, s. o. a. m. 1880. $40, 4,Ss
80 Is 7;95 IA =, FOB. & Il 1o1S SsGRdnl' P M 4
Eor " Wasiir gtOu Junction and way poiDt4,
a m, 4.30. $50 D. III week days
a. M, 10 D IN. SEndaEs
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains fnuinina ted With Pintsch llgnp:
For philadelphia. New York. Boston and
Tho East, week days, 100. ., 10 a; M.
f2.O5, I. 10 TALL Dining Carsf, 8, t0.05 DIM
fnr, carr. Il 2.O1 night. Sleeping Car open
at 10 o'cIockl- Sundays, 100, a. IN.
lib DINING Car, 3. t5.0o Dining Car.
2UI uIgnJ: SIeel.,nGc Car open q O'ct0ok-
adf.iTi0ual trains for Philadelphia. we9H
days, daily. p. NJ
ParI0F Cars ON all ia Y trains.
Fer tlautic City, 10 a. N. 1908 acon.
and |. 10 and 5 D. III. week days. y a. IL
Sundays
+Exeept Sunday. xExpreSs trains
Psrpare ca He'd for and checked from hor
saIs nj residences By Union Transfer Co
~, orders left at ticket offices, 6lS Penn
tSanfa avenue northwest, New YORK
syenIIe nd Fifteenth street. and at deDos
WW n. GREENE. ID. b. MARTIN,
cen. ManaseE Mgr. PeSs- Traffic.
The times., 1897-12-29
EDUCATIONAL.

GERMAN lessons by university graduate
from. Europe: easy. practical met ilod: "a
lessons. So. 1925 7th st. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-12-29
RA1LRIADx.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
lsA1LRUAD~.

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
STREETS
''pu a: ~ week days-PITTS BURG EX
burg 70 pPen3r p,si and Dining Cars Harris
io.gG a: II. PENIS YLvANIA LIMITED
Oh.aan hInan Sleeping, Dining, smoking, and
fSJ@,lon fSnsJrna,,on Cars. harrisburg to Chicago.
harrisburg
10 20 a NJ FAST TLINE-ruIlrnan Buffes
amor Car To Harrisburg Buffet PaFlOz
~ Gar, Harrisburg to Pittsburg
go f2,Ic.. r n cHic1Go 1Yh ST. Louis
Louis. a1d Sleeping and DipinG cars HaS.
nsburS TO st Louis, Nashville (Yia CfI.-
Innsu, Sn :. :, and Chicago
man Sleeping Car L, PittsF1arg. Chicago.
~ nr huia.Ilsours &C Cleveland. Dining Caf
mD.runinan Sleeping Cars washington 70
andtstonLg snd t,g and Harrisburg to ST. Louls
1910 p = =. f2FIl,s fp2iFnIhns sis| car |sT,pessp,,L
Gsn IA sIeepiBg Car 10 Pistsburg.
oo a m for Kane. CIuandaigU Roches-
yer ana Niagara Falls. daily. except SGa-
1920 3. m. for Elmira and Remove daily.
a. sunday For WalisInsPort daily,
Er E,, ~ ,,, ~, for WIliansport: KochestsG
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
Wsshpsn WspI ys4aI. saturday. f With Sleeping Car.
40 40 p. N. for Eric, Cauandaigua. RocpeD
Ter: Buffalo and Niagara Falls daR5-
Iunnan Sleeping Car Washington a.
Aocncster Saturdays only.
CDR fhfIadeI2HIa. New Y0Fk and tie
East.
$40 p. m, CONGRESSIONAL LIN.
ilED," daily, all Parior Cars. with Din
phins ff3% can bsIt5e On Regular gda nt ne T4y
Car, and HOO dining c ar from WI
Traanssonl Tai iSsa a m, Is.46. 5;I5, 40, $50;
tSl1na sHG Gsf l;So az + m o6 On 5gnda 5o9
Car frofn ViEllincGis a m. I2:I5. 3:TG
81, 81, $50. 1000 and / I so y. "a, FOR
I'm aephla only East Express $50 =
days. 2.Ol aud 8: 80 D ui daily For
boston, without change. $50 a. IN week-
Gays. end 40 p u daily. go
300. 1000. 1850. and 100 a. m,
l215. 12:45. IZ:5O. 2.Ol. S.15. $40
400 400 LLin,itedj. 40. 4:a6. 6;4o. 6:ls
300. e:o5, 1850. 100 a. n. 1915,
!-l5. 2:ol. 5,15. a,40. "a 90 Llmltedl.
1910, and II 80 D. IN.
For Popes Greek Line. Z. so a m and
$50 .. IN dally, except sunday.
sna T 545 p0' p m. ia day. gp9 e2cspt e. % sandaT. Jay
sundays, 300 a. N. and 4.26 p. m
Atlantic Coast ine-Express ror Florida
snd points on Atlantic Coast Line. 40
8 ~, 3.46 y. NJ daily; Richmond only,
1857 o. IL. weeS-da3s, Atlanta Special
via Escbmond and Sea board Air Line,
$40 p. IN. daily. Accommodation for
Quantlco, Z 40 u. III. daily, and 40 o.
Ill weekdays
Sea>.oTe Connections.
Fos Atlantic City tvIa Delaware Rivse
Bridge, aIlraii IouteJ. 81 o D. IN. daily,
Via Market street WHAT. 600 and IL 90
a. M, 1915 D. M, week days, and 1l:S0
p. IN. daily.
Fur Cape May, HOO a. IN. week day1
t1:50 y. daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth 6nd O
Streets. and al ths sta ton, Sixth and b
streets, where orders eau be left for the
checking Of va ggage 10 desJiDa rion FROM
boseIs and residences.
J-B. General Manager
j. K WOOD. General Passenger A geul
The times., 1897-12-29

FOR RENT Nicely Turni shed room, in
quie. family; conNenieaces; new house
near c., blt Gals. sos L 81. NV deg RI EN-
The times., 1897-12-29
Personal
Gypsy CAMP.

The cn0ice OF 3 gypsv tOrtune tel!ers.
Madge Stella and Juanita. Map OF fapd
free. Tell all for only ] D cents. Camp
125 Tth St upstairs, over auctiOa
store. Ge2H-|t
PROF. CLA Y-Oldest established ClAirVDy-
ant Advertising III TINS cry consult hiti
on business, law suits, divorce, Sp1culatipliS
separa tionS, love or family troubles, can
tell you al yth!ng you wish e. know, brings
separated husband and wife togetl'a 4.
makes sweetheart or lover true; causes
marriages.: removes spells or mys terous
feelings; gives luck; lee so cents; hourS
20 70 10 t;aiig. GO II 81 svF. ue- = ~ 'ia
ANY person knowing the address OF the
Hales family viii confer a favor by
communicating with n. r.. Hales, No.
235 ocust ST., Williamsport, Pa.
IeDT-3t
The times., 1897-12-29
REAL ESTATE BCLLETIS
nv

The a bove is only portion OF the prop
erty on ny books. F or full list call at
office for bulletin issued on the list and 5tb.
THOS- E. W WAGGAMAN, 9l7 Z st. NV.
dec l-ttem
The times., 1897-12-29
nAiLRoADs.
Washington. Alexandria
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station IS IL st. & Pa. Ave.
In Effect November IA, 1897.

In Effect November II, 1897.
7-35, ex.; 500, 8.35, s.6S, $50. 1905
ex;; LOO. 11;45 a. m; 1905, exss 1920
I.l6, L 40, 2.05, ex.; 2.40, 800, 3.o9
ex; Alb. ex-; $50, 5.05, $40, .ex.;
5;40, 500, ex.. $50, T.O6, 500, 300
1000, 1i.2o. 11.59 p. m
For Alexandra tsundaysl, 7.45. s.45
9.45, 10. 80. .15a. m, L 2. 90 noon, 2. 40
80, 2.15, 800. 3 .45, 40, 5.15, 6.oo.
6.45, 7.30. s.15, 900, 1000, IL 20 p. N.
For Mount Vernon eweek da Us $50 500.
1905, l .o5, 11.oo a. m, 1905, 1-16,
zoo, 1853, 7.06 D. m.
For Mount Vernon tsundays), T.45, 45
a. m., / zoo noon, 2.f5, 3.45 and 6.45
p. m
For Arlington and 4 que1uc. Bridge tweek
GAYS, 500. s. 50, 1905, and IL 90 a. M,
1905, 12: 20. 10, 2.O5, 2.40. $50; 4.16i
$40, 6.O5, 7.o6 and 500 p. IN.
For Arlington anu Aqueduct Bridge
tsundaysy, 7:46. s:45, 9;45. 1890 1I;I5.
a. M, 1900 noon, 12:45, 1:3e, 2:f5.
3: 20, 3:45, 4:30, 5:l5, 600, 6:45,
d:3o, S:16 p IN
Baggage checked free for passengers
holding rirsA-cIass tickets at station. BIZ
cycles, 20 cents each. Parcels Carried
uol3-tf
The times., 1897-12-29

tanning cheerful rooms, with dining
room and kitchen below, if desired; nice
house; e: Cetcnt neighhorhnod: hot .rater,
heat. II .tIer3te. OWNER, 1880 18th st.
de2SH EN-
The times., 1897-12-29
FOUND.

F0UND-A bobtail terrier with black
spot on tai. and White ears; tag 2S7:
owner please call and pay costs. 409 h
st. Sw. Item
The times., 1897-12-29
FOR SALE-lOTS.
FoR REST-EARNs

Fok RENT-A farm OF Il acres; ma lf nile
from Seabrook sta ion, on B. & p K. r. +:
cunvs Iient to churches and school; rent, 81 =
per month: house, rooms. ADpiv 10
HUGH NA sTERSuN. 2315 M Ct. NV, or
tor ECsTEED, on premises. dee9-7t
The times., 1897-12-29
CO! csisapiats h a1;p sa

Through the Gfandest scenery OF
America, All Trains VestfEuieh. /.
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated,
ALI Meals Served in Dining Cars
Station Sixth and Streets
Schedule in effect November / 4. 1907.
2.20 L. NJ. DAILY-CncrnnaUI and 81
LOUIS Special-Solid train for Cincinnati
Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington,
Louisville. indianapolis. and ST. Louis
without change. Parlor Cars, Cincinnati
60 Chicago. Connects at Covington. Va,
Tor virginia Hot Springs.
10 T. 81. AlLI-F. T. V. Limited
Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleep
srs 20 Cincinnati. Lexington, and Louis
vile without change. open for recepth1h
OF passengers at p m Pullman Corn
p1rtfEent Car 10 Virginia Hot Springs, with
out change. Tuesdays, Thursday rs, and sat
urdays- SIeepers, Cincinnati To Chicago
and st. Louis.
1857 4. A., EXCEPT SUNDAY-Parlor
Car. WaShin gton 30 RiChmon,ia MT Kicbmond
70 Old Point Only rail line, via Penn
r.. f 4 p. and c. & o. Railways.
go p " DAILY-For GorGonsville.
Charlottesville, StauntCn. ana for Ricn-
mond. daily, except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at ctesap peake
and ONO offices, 513 and 421 Pennsyl
vaHit avenue. and at the station.
II. W. FULLER.
no16-a.n-d General PASSENGER a gent