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Evening journal., 1898-09-16
PHYSICAL CULTURE IN EGYPT.
Girls Who Are DeinE Trained a.
Nurses Take n Regular Course
of Trimming.

In one direction. at least Egypt is
far advanced. 1t believes I'm physical
culture. The interest in gymnastics is
so great that a system Of daily exercise
has been introduced in all the primary
schools of Cairo. Each pupil, says the
London Graphic, has on an average two
hours per week. The training consists
of club drill and gymnastics. as taught
by the British army. In the case of the
boys so trained there is excellent rea-
son. Some of these boys viii eventually
be passed into the military school to
pass as officers of the army, hence the
physical training. Many Of their old
school fellows thus trained were in the
late Atbara fight.
The gymnastic instructors of the
ministry of public instruction were
trained first in Egypt and afterwards
taken TO England. After showing at
the royal military tournament IN Lon
don and Dublin they were sent TO Al
dershot for a further coarse Of train
ing. Returning TO Egypt at the expira-
tion of their course, they were at once
transferred TO the ministry Of public
instruction
The training Of boys in this manner
is far from a common thing, but Egypt
has carried gymnastics even further.
The girls being trained as nurses for
the government hospital are put
through the same course, and il is part
of their regular instruction 10 go
through a short period of club swing
ing each day.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
CITY CoIrRr CASES

John Mcclure, Amos Dubois, Will
liam Gordon, Evan Miller, John Stew
art, colored, and John Kelley were as
sessed 81 and cost by Judge Ball this
morning for being drunk. Alexander
Fitznorman was registered at 81 for the
same offense. William Davis, colored.
charged with disorderly conduct. was
dismissed. The case of Charles Lynch,
charged with highway robbery, was
continued until tomorrow and the de-
PENDANT put under $1,000 bail. William
Bayard, colored. was held without bail
to answer to the charge of assault upon
Ruth Sadler, AZ years old, also colored-
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
OLD PowDEReMAKER DEAD.

Sylvan France, 67 years old, whose
death is recorded, has for twenty-four
years been employed by the DUPONT
Powder Company, and his death re-
moves a faithful servant. The distance
from his late home to his work is about
seven miles and a-half He walked
twice a day, making fifteen miles per
day. He walked this distance at least
365 days in the year, making 5,475
miles per year; but he has walked this
distance twenty-four years, making a
total Of 49, 400 miles ne had walked
during the time he had been in the
employ of the company
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

carrying them from the forts to New
Castle, reports that fakirs are selling
all kinds Of things on the camp
grounds.
Joseph Vantine, who has been an in
valid for several years, is much better
than usual.
Pearl Cooke, the 1S-year-old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cooke, who
kept the bakery at one time on South
Fourth street, died in Philadelphia a
short time ago.
Joseph Jordan has been declared le-
gally nominated road commissioner on
the Democratic side.
William Hoffman has withdrawn his
name as a candidate tor state represen-
tative on the Republican ticket.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
AND Personal NOTES

Reinhardt, Of Wilmington,
yn yesterday.
attic King and Miss Field
erday in Wilmington.
Try Vining, who is sick with
sver, was better to-day.
IN White spent yesterday in
" with Mrs. George Moore.
Jordan, of Philadelphia,
night with his parents, near
Weggenmann and Wilbert
were in Wilmington yester-
lizzie Dennison is teaching
Mermaid, Del.
rtrude Kuntz has returned
|nington, where she has been
|iends.
Try Boyd, of Manayunk, Pa
4 st of Mrs. Patrick Duffy.
ry Hawkins, of Wilmington
st Of Miss Annie Wright.
/ er Sterlith was a visitor al
e yesterday.
\ ry Dyer has returned from g
Philadelphia.
lsa Maxwell spent yesterday
Mary Dillon, at Whining
sttie Glover, of Philadelphia
Mrs. John Thompson.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
LAMBS IL THE FIELD
SOME OF THEM WILL MAKE NUT
TON FOR THE MACHINE RUN
MING THE NOMINATIONS.

SOME OF THEM WILL MAKE NUT
TON FOR THE MACHINE RUN
MING THE NOMINATIONS.
These are the leading Republicans
and Addicksites who will be voted for
at the joint primaries on Saturday OF
next week:
State senator-Samuel NJ. Knox, Ste
phen z. Downey and Robert Adair.
Sheriff-John E. Taylor, Emmit F.
Stidham, Francis r. Bradley, Samuel
Mcdaniel, James Z. Megilligan and
Harry Mhhaffy.
Recorder Of deeds-William II. Pier
son, Richard G. Buckinham, Hiram w.
Moore, w. Candy Brown, G. w. w.
Naudain, Samuel c. Dixon, William f.
Robinson, Henry c. White and George
D. Watson are the candidates.
Coroner-A. ID. Vandever, Samuel
Mccormick, Samuel Ridgway,J. H. Cal
laway, Levi T. Mann, Alexander Guth-
rie and John T. Spring.
Representative candidates in this
city:
First district-James H. Kitchen
William L. Turner.
Second-Robert NJ. Burns, William
Aaron.
Third-James Robertson, A. S. Reed
w. Scott Vernon, George w. Roberts
Fourth-James d. Carter.
Fifth-Elwood Pyle, Daniel F. Stew
art
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
CASTLE NEWS NOTES

Gorge Defenthlar, formerly
"a Marvel, has moved her
goods to Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. william Cannon are
parents of a baby girl.
Inored that the shirt factory
change hands and be run by
IN.
spital ship Relief went up
from Santiago. making the
he Breakwater in four hours,
Df twenty-five miles an hour.
Hewlett has been engaged in
b a new roof on the tool
Mrs. Mary Smith, which was
Iroyed by fire.
Marshall, who has been up
Meade collecting money due
the soldiers who were sta
Forts Mott and Delaware, for
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
NE rIeHr roR REcoRpER.

In the Board of Trade rooms to-mor-
row morning the Democratic County
Convention will meet to nominate a re-
corder Of deeds. There are but three
candidates, CORTLAND c. Montgomery,
the present incumbent; James b. To-
man. of New Castle, and Daniel NJ.
Cochran, of Middletown. The indica-
tions are that either Mr. Montgomery
or Mr.. Toman will be the nominee. the
former seemingly having the stronger
support
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
nYsPEPsIA,s CLUTCH.-Dr. Von

DYSPEPsIA's CLUTCH. DIR. Won
STAINS Pineapple Tablets are natures
most wonderful remedy for all disor-
ders Of the stomach. The digestive
powers of pineapple can be tested by
mixing equal parts of pineapple and
beef and agitating at temperature Of
$50 degrees Fahrenheit, when the most
viii be entirely digested. Pineapple
Tablets relieve in one day. 80 cents
8. Sold by Miller Drug Co., 4O2 Mar
ket. and n. B. Danforth, Market and
Second streets.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
NEW YORK BOYS GO NORTH.

The Fourteenth New York Volun-
teers from Chickamauga will go
through here late this afternoon or
evening. They left camp yesterday
morning and arrived at Weldon, Md,
last night between and 10 o'clock.
They remained over night and then
proceeded on the way to New York.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
FOR iH2 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

BROWNeON AND WILMINGTON
WILL MEET IN THE DECIDING
GAME SATURDAY
On Saturday the Brownson and Will
mington bssebaIl teams VIII meet in
the deciding contest for the state cham
pionship. AS each team has won a
game, Saturdays contest Will no doubt
prove ar Interesting one. The batting
order follows;
Brownson A. A.-Neylan. C.; Penn
rick. 3b.; Hayes. H.; Denny, Oh; stan
nard. {. f.; MeDonough, !. f.; COrrigan,
r. f.; J. Kenney, g. s.; d. Kenney and j.
Conner, D.
Wilmington-M cGonigal, 2b-; Shan
non, 3D.; sterlith. c.; NJ. Tierney, p;
Mcdaniel. ID; Mullan. S. s.; Johnson,
u. f.; Hollis, C. f.; Harris, r. T.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
ABSENT MINDED.
His Worst Enemy nnd For
gets His own Name.

"One of the most amusing displays
Of nbsent-m that have ever
come 10 my notice." said Mr.. Clifton A.
+. Merritt at Wizards hotel. reports
the Washington Post, occurred near
the register, talking TO n gentleman
from Ohio, when stranger, who had
evidently just arrived in the bus,
stepped up TO the counter and, think
ing that he had recognized the Ohio
man as an old friend. excitedly offered
his hand and expressed In long-drnwn-
out sentences his JOY and pleasure az
seeing him again. The Ohio man all
lowed him to finish his story. and then
calmly told him that lac was not the
man he took him for, but his worst
enemy.
The newcomer was so overcome
with chagrln that he could not say a
word. He turned to the register,
which the clerk had pushed toward
him, and, picking up the pen, wrote;
New Matamoras. o. The clerk twisted
the book around, and, about to as
sign the gentleman TO a room. said :
what Is the name, please? The maa
pointed 10 the register. Is that your
name| queried the clerk. Well, I
wrote it, didn'tT?' Yes said the clerk.
but l think you have got your iowa
mixed up in your name The new
conner glanced at the book again.
picked up the pen, looked around help
lessly from clerk to the man who had
so disconnected him, scratched his head,
iabbed the pen into the ink a halt
dozen times, and finally laid It down
in despair, saying: 1t will have TO e
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

4 Berlin newspaper says that the
orders Of decoration worn by the en-
peror Of Germany are worth over ,0OO,-
600 marks Ga little over S230,c0o). His
principal and most valuable decora-
tions arc the insignia OF the Black
Eagle. the Order Of ST. John, OF the
Garter, and of the Toison dor. In all,
he has OYER 200 crosses, stars, badges
ard other insignia.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

Guieeppi Specialli and Michael Cos
tello were indicted by the grand jury
yesterday on the charge Of issuing
counterfeit money. The case was set
for September 20 and the evidence
against the men is said 10 be sufficient
to convict them.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
COMMISSION or REVIEW.

Judge spruance this morning ap-
pointed this commission of review in
the matter Of the opening of Eleventh
street, Monroe street and Trenton
Place: Columbus Watkins, j. Wilkins
Cooch, George w. Bush, Caleb p. John
con and Peter J. Ford They will per-
form their work in a few days
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
TEAM RrN MO

As Charles Davis, colored, driver for
the George w Bush and Sons Com
pany, was backing his team up in front
of No. 500 West Eighth street to unload
coal yesterday car No. 105, Of the West
Eighth street line struck the horses
and Knocked them both down. No seri-
Gus damage was done.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
NOTICE.
! no THE THE TAXPAYERS or BRANDY

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF BRANDY
WINE HUNDRED.
The taxable residents OF Brandywine
hundred. and all persons liable TO pay
tax I'm said hundred, are hereby notified
that the undersigned tax collector for
said hundred. viii SIT az
Tho Court House, Wilmington, Septem
Der T.. "a, % and 30.
Practical Farmer. September 10 and %
perrys Hotel September g.
For all taxes paid on September there
will be an abatement Of five per cent.
Taxes remaining unpaid for 1897 after
said time will be dealt with according TO
law and all additional expense will be
added to the bill.
WILLIAM -. HUSBANDS
Collector of Taxes for Brandywine Hun
drcd
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
no % TIE rTIi TAXPAYERS OF MILL

NOTICE.
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF MILL
CREEK HUNDRED.
The taxable residents OF Mil Creek
hundred and all persons liable TO pay tax
In said hundred, are hereby notified that
the undersigned, tax collector for said
hundred will sit at
Temperance Hotel. Hookessin septem-
Der 8. ~.
Ashland September IA.
Morshallton. Grays shoe store. Septem-
Der z.
stanton j.. o., September 49,
Union, j. r.. Dempsey'a store, September
&C. 10 20 10 q. M, and / TO p. m.
Al Red Mills, until evenings.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
AFRO-AMERlClH CONVENTION

IMPORTANT OlEo lJN ~ DE- ND-N-
sIDERED AT THEIR MEETING
NEXT MONTH.
The national convention Of the Afro
American League viii be heldin Roch-
ester, ~ Y. October 10. Several inn
portant questions are TO be considered,
among them being the social and po-
iitical condition OF their race Steps
will be taken to improve their condi-
ton Another question is whether they
shall be recognized in politics accord
ing to their strength and means. and
whether they can be brought together
in political unison.
Several members Of the league in
Tho city are expected TO go beside the
delegates who have been elected. The
latter are William Winston, Joseph T.
Brinckley, Isaac w. Howard, Of this
city. and James Painter. of the New
Castle League.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

Berlin pays a salary to aprofessional
bird catcher, who keeps scientific in
stitutions supplied with birds, nests
and eggs. lie is the only man in the
empire permitted to do so.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
S RRIGHIFUL DEATH

JAMES B. TOMAN RUN
AND KILLED BY TILE
80 o'clock last night John
e 9-ysar-old son of Mr.. and
IS B. Toman, was run over
sanity killed at the
4 crossing at Ninth and
reefs by a freight train.
I oman was jumping on the
. q he fell under the wheels
lody was almost cut in half.
'nd the upper part OF his body
)isflgured. The boy was kill
opposite his parents home.
4 an was in Wilmington at the
was sent for. Mr.. and Mrs.
We the sympathy of the whole
e is well known here, having
4 and brought up here, and is
ly respected. 1t is a great
everyone.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE IS hereby given that on We'd
ncsday September 2s, 1898. at 10 o'clock n.
M, application viii be made to Hon Will
liam g. Spruance. associate Judge OF tho
Superior Court, In New Castle county, at
chambers In the County Court House. az
Wilmington. for the Incorporation OF a
company. TO be called Chicago Electric
Hose Company" for the purpose OF manu-
featuring India rubber hose, and all other
kinds of hose, and all kinds OF rubber
goods GEORGE LODGE.
Attorney for fncOrporatOra
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

\ E. E. ROGERS INJURED.
ras received here last night
hin Edmund Eugene Rogers,
ny H, First Delaware Regi-
= stationed at Camp Meade,
in, Pa, had his leg broken
, either throwing him or fall
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

-Ex-Alarshal Lannan, William
Bowen, Charles Steward Frederick
Heiss, August Negendank, William
Lannan and John Countiss have re-
turned home from a fishing trip to sa-
lem canal.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED. Two young men boarders
at 9l3 Shipey street.
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms
Housekeeping, 6liA Market street.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
TlON.-A County Convention, composed
OF seventy delegates, elected September
TO- 1898, will be held az the hall OF tho
Builders Exchange, COZ Market street,
wilmington. on Saturday, September "a,
1885, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose
of nominating one person for tho office
OF recorder OF deeds Of New Castle
county. PATRICK NEARY,
Chairman County Committee.
Attesi. n. r. COCHRAN. Secretary.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
MRS. WEGGENMANN EN-
TERRAIN.

4 Mrs. Edward Weggenmann
, / their friends at the home Of
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
lavender, last night on South
/, ct. A number Of friends of
'ride and groom were present,
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Frazer,
\ abeth Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
smming, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
ann, Miss Hattie King, Miss
and Mrs. w. Thatcher, Mr.,
1. Dennison, Miss Bessie Cor
Unable Gordon, Miss Ollie Ma
lis. Ella Grimes, Mrs. Sallie
Hiss Carrie Eckles, Miss Mary
and Mrs. Robert White, Mr.
Charles Toner, Miss Alice
'iss Sallie Pustill, Miss Gym.
5, Miss Sallie Riddle, Mr.. and
'sy Smith, Miss Maggie Shaw
lie McPike, Miss Agnes Dun
md Mrs. r. A. Valette, viii,
1ith, William Mayor, Alder
Inward Wise, Robert Newlove
III, G. S. King, Jacob Wright
sJewlove, Mr.. and Mrs. Veg
4 received a number of yer!
i presents.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Cook, white elderly lady
preferred. Good home. Address b., Jour-
nal office.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
OF MRS. LEAH Bird.

'ah Bird, who died in Will
'On Wednesday, was we'll
re. Mrs. Bird was the wife
! Bird, who was born in New
a lived here the greater part
Mrs. Bird resided here sew
and was an active member
fuel P. z. Church. She had
,mber Of friends here. A hus-
erles Bird, a daughter, Anna,
d, John Bird. who married a
lOf Samuel Bancroft, survive
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

IAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
anian Literary Society, of the
he High School, will hold its
,.iis afternoon for the purpose
,s two officers, a treasurer
larry. These two officers have
IA filled before. A committee
'be elected to buy books for
h, and the members will vote
lOrs to be adopted by the
here will be a number of new
admitted i3to the society,
l also elect a reporter and
10 report school notes for the
hmn in the New Castle News.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-AN uP-TO-DATE ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR BIKE. NEVER
BEEN USED, MAKE AN OFFER FOR
1T. NJ Il. TOFT,
Evening Journal Office.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16

LADIES' Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Branc) are the best.
Safe reliable. Take no other. Send 4c.
Ladies'" IN letter, by return mail. AT
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co..
phfladaiDhla-
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
EXTRACT FROM THE LAWS or
DELAWARE.

DELAWARE.
Section 80. That on all taxes paid before
the first day OF October there shall be an
abatement OF five per centum; on all
taxes paid before the first day OF Janu-
airy, there shall be an abatement OF three
per cetnum: on all taxes paid after the
first day Of April. five per centum
Thereof shall be added thereto.
HARVEY II. BALDWIN,
Collector OF Taxes for MIL Creek Hun
drod.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
In the Time of Edward |.

the use Of coal was prohibited
in England on account Of the disagree
able smoke it made.
II Edward could have got hold OF
such coal as we sell he would have
had nothing 20 compiain-clean, dry,
bright coal of the all-heat sort
How about putting in your Winters
supply where you can get clean, good
coal2
| CHARLES WARNER COMPANY
Central office, Foot OF
Ninth and shipiey Street nnrket street.
Evening journal., 1898-09-16
ASTLE REAL ESTATE

.E.-No. 70 South Fifth street
e; brick house; slate roof;
rs and bath; range; hot and
X; gas; plastered Summer
God cellar; best location in
: papered; perfect condition;
possession; easy terms. Apply
Yards, Evening Journal office,
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II OR REET-Cheap house on oven
L ty-nintH street near Warwick av-
enue, with SIX rooms, and w.. ter in the
hous. Call and sec {. &. shed 46.
Twenty ninth street. nl.ir 1l-lNE.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-12

Just try Toe. box OF Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
nade.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-03-12

M A'NTF,D-Scrvant for cGpi1ir, .tr:ls
w general house y TX. No WASH ms
Apply At 22I Twensy-s yen.A S'.re,a t.
non il-3t-p
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SATU friday. MARCH -. 1898.
AS TO POLITICS.

The Springfield (Mass) Republican
commends the following wor,lslelivrr,-l
by Rev. Richard Carroll (coIore,D to
his flock:
Il see no good for you in r,o..,tics, but
l see plenty OF harm. The c,oirr.-l puy,-
uiation get excited every four years
and many leave th,. farm to sit around
and wait for an office. SOM. have not
worked since Nick imley WAS made Pres
ldent, and their families are approach
ing starvation. Politics have RUINED us
and put us back many years"
This lis excellent advice. not only for
>the colored people but for. a number Of
wlfreee ones, too. There are many white
AZ .1r-,n si.s'.. ----.-,-
mckinley was elected because they
have been expecting to be made "msn-
other POSITION under the administration
Politics has ruined" a number of COL
ored men. but a much larger host Of
white men have wrecked their for
tunes and lives upon the sunlxcn rocks
or E'plut!ca1 ambition. The man Who e,c-
cepts n position in the public s..ryic,
because his natural gifts fit him fa,, 1T
anu because he hears the distinct call
OF duty Ia country and fellow man, is
a Patriot and deserves all honor and
praise. The man Who goes INTO politics
FOR a living or as THE result of an OK
aggcrIted cranial development is usual
y 4 knave or Il fool.
England and Russia seem ,lis,,,,s,-l r.,
work UP a ltthle coun;er-:iStrytction
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a NJ iGl2IcAN LABOR.

In referring to the opportunity pre-
scnted for q profitable Investment i'm
the shGpbuildlng industry in New York
state MI Andrew Carnegie, who mas
mad experience enough to Justify the
presumption that he knows what he is
talking about, says:
The price paid for steel by British
and tirtnan shipyards are So much high
CT IMAM sh!pbui!ders in New York
Woulu be required L, pay the. Difference,
"ould make i'm itself AN excellent
P'piN Plates are worth about s..
or 20 IN New York The quoted p,iyt
at tilassow is nearly $50. Other prices
are nii proportion, and all The wuodw orls
OF ships IS also muf'h cheaper with us
If d yard We're buiit today with mn.
newest appliances the total cost of ia
DOT. even at much hi,gtE.r wages, would
oe less Viian IN amy shipyard l know of
eateler an Great Britain or Germany"
Aside from THE important announce
meTit that the United States can Dro-
uuce steel 50 much cheaper than its
chfef competitor. this statement con-
1alhs q just and Well deserved tribute
10 Nhe American workman, Who, while
receiving the highest wages of any of
the sons OF toll, furnishes the cheares,
labor in the world
The American workmen are the best
1s' 'he ""T4d because they are stimu-
lspI*u I" put forth the4r best efforts
through a desire to rise. 70 a higher nos
Waon in the world. The doors of caste
ana royalty are not CLOSED against them
and ambition becomes the ladder bv
which they reach tine highest perfection
IN their chosen trades.
Cheap labor. after an is usually the
most expensive IN the end.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Z FOR SALF-rart Of House -
D Goods. 23l Thrty-s2venth 81.
mn l2-2t =
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Hotel
| M arW1Ck.
j. e. swINERTON, Manager
SPECIAL RATES TO COMMERCIAL
TRAVELLERS.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
III HE NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
i STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
The New and Powerful Iron Palace
Steamers, Newport News. Washington
AID Norfolk, will leave daily as follows:
MOTH BOUND.
Steamers leave Portsmouth, foot
OF North street at............ $3.50 p. m
Leave NoEic.k. foot Of Mathews
street at. ...'.......... e:1O D. m
Leave Old Point at. 1920 p. N.
Arrive Washington at........ 6:45 q. N.
B. & o. R. r. PENN. r. r.
Leave Washington st 500 m 7:20 q m
Arrive Philadelphia at 1l:10 a m 1916 a m
Arrive New York at 200 p m l:23 p m
South bound, B. h 0. r. Il. Penn. H. R
Leaves New York at 1880 m 1:Q0 p n
Leaves Philadelphia st 1913 p N 3:1S p
Arrives in Washington 4:30 p m Sis p
Steamers leave Washington at 200 y.
Arrive Fortress Nj onroe st $3.50 l.
Arrive Norfolk at 1880 = /.
Arrive Portsmouth ut 500 s.
The trip down the historic Potomac rivel
and Chesapeake bay on the elegant steamers
of this Company is unsurpassed. Tx
steamers are comparatively new, havrs
been built in 1881, and are fitted up IN tt.
most luxuriant manner, with electric light
call hells and steam hest in each room. T:
Cabts are supplied with every deticacy
the season from the markets of Washingto
and Norfolk.
For further information apply to
y. j. GALA n AN, Agent,
NOrtolk
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For Sale.

So'o'oo mHM Duy a neat dwelling OF
IWenty-lhird street conttilpine
four rooms. Terms, 500 cash
and balance dn monthly pay
rnents of So
81, 800 Will buy a store. with sa,-,,,
rooms above, now renting fou' $40
Per month, located on Roanoke
avenue. Terms, $500 cash and
balance to suit purchaser
$l'5oo Will buy neat dwelling COM
tanning five rooms ON Forty
fourth street. Terms, one-half
cash. balance ON accommodating
terms
$1,000 WIEN buy "a nice press brick front
house on Washington avenue, in
the tleart of the city, cotltaining
three stores and flats of TWEEN
ty-four rooms above them. This
hullling is renting for 1859 per
month. Terms, $3.50 cash, bal
stIlte to suit purchaser.
$3o.ooO Will buy a three story press
brick front building on Wash
lngton avenue, which rents for
$3.50 per month. Terms, one
fourth cash. balance on ONE, two,
three. four and five years.