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SUPPOSED TO he DURHAM.


Offered fer HIS Capture.
Columbus. Ohio. December 2'.-Inefe Is
under arrest in this diy man waom me
police have strong reason to be'efe ID
James c. Dunham, for w.om there Is =
rcwa4d OF 81 900 offered. dead or alive at
San jose, Cal.
AT a lonely farmhouse between San jose
and Los Galos. Santa Clara county, va y
fornla. on the night OF Tuesday Mly 20.
1896. James c. Durham s.ew all tae o2tu-
pants OF the residence save cne his pioy
10y HIS wife. her mother. her ~
TAI her. her brother a man aad mao SER
want were sacrificed. Thsy were al meln-
beers of the family Of Colonel Il. =. Nc
Glincy.
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Hon MT Henrnc.

Ifsarne, Texas, December 27.-The young
o :ople enjoyed hop at the odd Fellows
hall last night. Those who attended were
n q. Allen ard Miss Waggoneg OF Aust 2,
orn Anderson and Mss Lea. Cohes, i ,.
Grogan and Miss Fontaine, $. q. Smith
ana Miss Paaski Charles L. Glass ana
Misaes Beckham, Lon Erwin ard MI
MIl,sr am. Mr. ard Mrs. ]. 7. Weleh and
M ana Mrs. W. 8. Fcntaine.
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Gnn. cor thr neni.Inn.

New York. December %. Cans of Bal
t!more outpointed Jack DAILY OF Wilmington.
Del. In n twenty-five round bout at the Le-
noN Athletic club tonight and tho referee de-
cidud in favor Of the Baltimore man. The
referees decision did nat suit many Of those
winner.
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New York. December 27.--Frnnk Erne and
pai Hawkins have settled tho terms for their
coming battle They Rre 10 box twenty ave
rounds In San Francisco IN the iasl week VI
February at 1873 pounds
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sehnlenburs, Texas necember 1.-THE raccs
at the fair grounds today were the best The
weather waR nuc mud the track fast
Quarter Of milo, fer poncS--St Elmo,
Nellie Black coly Time ~
Ileil fnic-colita, Fred Tate, Molio john
son Time 80.
Quarter Of n mie May Townsend Maud,
DICK McGir. Time :23is
Three furionge Shoesrng, Flora Temple.
SelIir Mckinnop. Time 40.
There will be suin0 excellent races tomorrow
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ToDAY's FORECAST.

ST LOUIS. Mo.--The Operative M,lIers Of
America VIII hold two-days gathering here
today.
NEW YORK The American Folk Lore
society holds its annual convention here to-
day
READING. Pa.-~A convention rf munich sl
Representatives Of Pennsylvania VIII be held
here today.
BRIDGEPORT. Ct "DaRnie" Mcbride
and Marlin Flaucrty have signed articles 70
fight twenty rounds before the Bfiigeport
Athletic club tonight
NASHVILLE. Tenn National conyen
ton OF the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
will be hold here beginning today
NEW YORK. Tho Pcnnsylyania .naya,
force under command OF Conianndsr MuchLh
will today report for duty at the New YORK
navy yard aud man the converted yacht.
Clearwater taking 1t to Philadelphia
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Grocery. Sfnra...

Lometa, Texas. December 25.--Mr. pono
bsa ~ grocery store in Lome,a was burned
yes.arday morning. Loys. $500; insurance
sieoo. The building belonged to A. T, Horn
Es@imated loss, $1,000; Insurance, 500.
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Resiiencc Mt Wnxnhacbi.

Waxahachie, Texas, December a7.-The
home Of Mr.. w. H. Little burned last
night He carried $3.50 assurance ON bis
household goods. Nothing was saved. The
heuss belonged to Mrs. Walter Kirkham
and was insured.
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GERMAN AMBASSADOR RETURNS.


Authorities at berlin.
Washington, December 1.-THE German
arnbassado., Dr. yon Hollebcn. ha, re-
turned TO Washington. after an extended
absence. during which held several In
portant conferences with the authorities at
Berlin relative to American affairs. Tns
ambassador deniid himself 40 all callers To-
day. II Is expected. however, tnM MS ~ r.
tiirn WILL -oon bring about excSang4s With
ina state department., end perhaps directly
With the IRIS Iknt relative 10 number OF
current questions in which both countries
are interested
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christina. III wills.

1, scSas, December 27.--ChrIstmas
qnletiy without any casualties.
q iroiics are in fun force, Last
u! ! ehe young people Of the willis
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Chicago. December 27.--The democratic
conpressmen from Illinois, several promi-
nent state and loeai democratic ieAaers
-, colonel william J. Bryan held g pro-
....e,e ed meeting here today. Colonel Br,Tn
,aft tonight for Linccin. Neb-
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burn .Ncnr. D.ln ,ll.,,,.l,y !,

Denaison,T Texas. December rs. Y esterday
eSning a barn on the premises 81 q q.
Ihomas In day TINS was burned. Nstimated
1883 $500 with no insurance. = =
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Won by Gnrdner.

wheeling. w. Va. December 27,--oscar
Gardner secured the decision at the end OF
the twenty rounds over Frank bradley OF
Philadelphia tonight at tho Metropolitaa club.
Bradley played defensive game throughout.
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l,l,iIiu a succeed nunce.

Nov York. December 27.--It was said ~
she navy yard todAy tsat Commodore J,
w. Philip will succeed Rear Admiral Fran
els ". Bunce. retired. as cominanfSl OF
the Hrcoklyu navy yard o. January 10.
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LuTmERAx coNFEREycE.
All Three of the Great Church
BOdlcs Are Fully Represented.

Philadelphia. December ia scaefai
conference OF Lnhlans III first meeting
OF the kind ever held In Ibis country TIE
delegates representing .hc general couneh.
tho general synod assi The united synod OF
the South began in 81 Johns church mere
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rms COTTON CRop.
t.nntinuer A. Co. Predict the Yield
Il aud Course, OF Prices.

s."Huuuer ~ 20. Predict the Weld
mud Course OF Prices.
The last circular OF A. j. Il. lsndauer 4 Co
oil Lifsrrcoi contains the following;
IN our memorandum OF last week We prom.
isei fun resume as 10 crop, movement, sen.
ctal trade, prices. otr. Previous to placing 10.
lore YOU these details. it would be We'll 10
draw your attention TO a Few remarks which,
may prove IL some interest 10 you and III il
certain measure explain our agurss !. Tho
crop throughout the belt. with very few eN.
oeptions had since October ) every appear
ance Of being 4 large one, and tho only set
back since that datn has been unfavorable
picking weather Tho worst for como years..
-likewisc a killing frost, extending over nImos,
the entire cotton belt. between octoSer Is md
-. ! The grading OF tho crop is lower than
that OF tho last i've years, with this redeem
ing featnrc. namely, that In proportion TO toe
size OF the crop there is not SO much so-callcd
lev trash as has been marketed In some OF
the previous crops. and ii therefore follows
that, with tho exception OF somo localities,
thvrc Is, comparatively speaking, an absence
of sHnd and dust In the medium ana lower
Erades. On tho other hand outside of Texas
the color OF cotton Is interior 10 that OF late
years. ;, Even now itsis probably hazardous
70 give detailed figures of yield for each stats,
considering that n great deal OF cotton TO-
it.ihe SNt III Tue ueiuSEtc DC piOKeus tHlS hctHN
principally the case In tho Gulf States lcN-
celudtns Texasl. us well rs South Carolina and
Geufglu.. !. Next our senior was very much
sutrrised to find suci,. largo quantities &c old
cotton carried over and held back III tho c0iili-
try from last season and even from previous
years Mr.. Hester. iii Ills last annual state
ntnt. estimated the amount 1T 3u00o0 AT tic
time Il was considered III many quarters 10
be excessive. We are now lin position to
state that not mrrel! have IKE every reason 10
confirm such, but rstAer think that, Ii my
Il hgff I'm sFfE III
therefore We may have "a mako due allow
atice for same In the present conimcstat urop
D. At the heginuing OF the season Europe re-
ceireu and Is even NOW receiving large
quantity OF what may be termed damp cotton
AK IT stands to reason that the less ilsil
saeh should be considered, In other words. "
,0o-pound bale of damp cotton VIII not pro-
duco us satisfactory results 500 pound dry
Bale. The average loss from such cotton is
reported from n 10 : per cent, but MS a rule
spinners report loss on cotton coming only
ficm Atlantic ports, Likewise 1t must nc ob-
served that tho weight per bale this season Is
about per cent heavier.
The following then. exhibits our distrthu-
ton by States, mud, although these figures
may be considered low. we would rathei ia-
crease them later on should We find 1t neecs-
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,u..rnIia WANTS water Pine.

Chicago. December 27. --one-falf OF the
largest foreign orders for finished seer
eyer sent to iais counirg have been offered
the Illinois Steel company Of THIS ely
The orders amounted 10 s2,o0o,0oo ard are
for water p,pes to be used by the Austria
Han government 10 supply wEter 10 tbs
mtning d.s,g,et The csrnegic comp ny
viii supply half Inc amount.
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Washington. December "a Todsy's
s,pssnent OF lbs condition Of the treasury
shows: Available caNh balance s.33 :
IFS; gold reserve, seii,s25.i5s.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Hesidencc and Content..

iyie.. Texas, December 27.-ri-s aa
stoyel5 a housa and conf entas he,on {,
s ssdaa Ozark; insurance $500; loss aho', -
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ni.,sb,.r.r -. pecenfber 27:=-Robart Q

Pittsburg, Pa. December fope't "
Wells. copected with the Niqo2ei-M ~ roo
pil Mining company OF Marcop'i, arssia,
il IN r.ttsburg to p,aee orders for maehfa-
ery e,arregatinz 1000. 900 for nammnth
mills 10 bs erected at Marcopil, on ne sea
OF Azof. The ne~ plant is 10 be punt "
connection with the great steel Hliiis ~
Marcopll and vii. cover mapy ae1es'
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Ander.on county FoY Cbnsc.

Palestine, Texas, December as.--sonc 100 or
more people left the city this evening ier
Bald Prairie, where the big iox chase y booa'
"a ioi tonight. About l6o dogs VIII be In the
clQse.
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MnxnhacI,ic Iient Fort Worth.

w,xahachie Texas December Effort
Worth rlaysd Waxaharhie q good game OF
football yesterday. Score. 10 TO y In favor Of
Wpaahachic.
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movement OF Crop.--Ihe total amount "into
sipht ON December was 5,602. 900, and. In
accordance with our inonoranuum OF last
week. already alluded to. the total In sight by
january ] viii NEST likely reach 7.55o,uco TO
l.,'l.oee against 1895 0ao, or an increase of
80, 0e0 TO 100000 bales compared with the cor
responding perio9 last SEASON For tho pres
January movement will be. for from January /
on this viii 10 some extent be governed by
INC course of markets end how early or lat
Europe will take more interest in buying the
lower grades, Considering the iucessaat rains
whirn have occurred from time to tiine. we
consider the movement ahnormaily large, for
1t Is very evident that IN consequence ~ snow
| and heavy rnins which have been lr'ely re
ported transportation must be seriously inter .
fcred With for time.
Future Course OF Prices. thore exists
IN the minds of some people fear that il cot
ton does moi advance now Il win do so during
the sprirg at was the cosp IN 1894. During
vance caused by reduction in crop estinatss:
second, the foar of higher prizes later on. and
third, the falling off in recoipts Thai Janrt
was cBly short lived, and afteiward tine mar
ket went lower than ever. Then came a rc-
action--first, owing to large decrease 10 acre.
age second, very hnd weather for thu rutt-
the large short interest which had iccumu-
lated. Taking that very year as a criterion,
how do we stand? The stocks at mills today
are greater than during that season, the visi
bic supply Is also 100000 bales more, and the
probability is that during tie next two or
three months the iignros Of the visible supply
tier by ut least 1901 900 bales. II W. then take
prices OF that year as e criterion. when the
supply was smaller, how can we account for
the fact that the market today is I'D higher?
To US 1t seems quite evident that, as many
bslievt. prices are manipulated and that all
the markets are dong and loaded for an
advance
To sum up: l. We believe rs we have fire.
auontly stated. that the size of last and this
season's crop has not yet been digested 2.
TIE markets are long both in America and
Europe. .. A short interest II necessary to
give impetus TO market OF to establish a
moterlal advance 4, The present advance has
been entirely caused by manipulation. g. W.
have no faith in present prices. and as most
spirners have bought sufficient for their re-
Gurements TN May or June our advice 10
them IL to be patient; there are nearly seven
million bales still to be marketed. and, as
money Is dear In Europe and cheap In Amer
lea, let the latter carry the article till IL is
needed. To our other friends We say II YOU
have profits on your purchases secure them
now and spend n portion In Chistmaa preseats
rather than lose them In the market II you
do not wish to sell the next best thing is not
to buy
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-08-27
SONALIT

Admiral Dewey and Capt. Sigsbee
arc among recently-elected members
of the New York Yacht club.
Samuel Edgar Francis, n waiter in
a Boston hotel, has, by his own I'M
aided efforts, mastered nine languages,
and that without ever having been
abroad.
Alfred Dole, q nephew of EXPIRES
ident Dole, of Hawaii, is a member
of company, K, of the national guard,
and was a member of the first eXpe-
dition to the Philippines.
Rear Admiral McNair, who has been
assigned to the naval academy as sue
cessor to Philip II. Cooper, is the first
officer of his rank to have received the
detail since Admiral Rodgers was
there liz the early 'SGs.
Mayor Lawrence Pagan, of Ho-
hoken, n. j., dashed into a burning
building the other day when even the
firemen hesitated. The mayors eX-
ample was at once followed and all
the inmates were rescued.
j. G.. Bennett, of New York, has
40Cght AID turned over to the health
board 251 % The tcJ-ccnt Internal rev.
Cnuc siam. which rcor children have
20 have on the health certificates IS
@ucG 20 them before they cal apply
for VOrn ia tho vacation season.
1t is not generally known that Col.
w. +. CCGy received The name buffalo
Bill" from the fact that he had the
contract 10 supply neat 20 the men
who were constructing the Kansas Pa
cifc railroad and that he almost al
ways sc them buffalo meat.
CE:Ilcs Warren Stoddard says that
when he a.,d other white men went
TO the Hawaiian islands 50 years ago
the native girls ran and climbed trees,
looking down upon them in muse
ment and Amusement because they
thought the white men had been
peeled.
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TRUE SAYINGS.

The will is the pilot of character
Rams Horn.
Desire is the uneasiness a man finds
i'll himself upon the absence Of any
thing, whose present enjoyment car
rics the idea of delight with it.
Locke.
Sin is nothing else than that the
creature willeth otherwise than Cod
wi!!cth and contrary to Him. And this
contradiction Of Gods will is what we
c@ii. and is, observation-disclosures
Ccrmanica.
In IN arch each single stone, which,
il severed from the rest, would be
perhaps defcnseless, is sufficiently Sc
cured by the solidity and e%ntireness
OF the whole fabric of which it is a
PARTITION. Robert Boyle.
Every man should PROFOUND to him
self the example of Il wise and virtu-
Gus pCrsoEage; as Cato, IL Socrates,
Oh Brutus; and by a fiction of imag-
ination, to suppose him present as a
witness, and really to take his life
as the direction of all our actions
Seneca.
The consciousness of power comes
from conquering obstacles. Hin
ORANGES are, after all, our opportuni-
ties. God must regard our struggle.
And that lie has a purpose in it all we
are forced to believe from the way
lie treats us, and givestus all, at some
time, n battle to fight.-Roderick Steb-
bins.
1t is surprising how practical duty
enriches the fancy and the heart and
deepens the affections. Indeed, 10 one
can give us a true idea of right until
he does it. any genuine reverence for
it till he has done 1t often and with
cost, any peace incffable in it till he
does it always and with a~lacrit VI.
Martineau.
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Dandeiion is from the French dent
de lion," "lion's TOOTH and IL rearly
all languages 1t bears q similar name.
The analogy that suggested this name
becomes quite clear wheT sc. rcmem-
Der that the lion was ihc .ia:"!.i sym.
Dol of the sun. The yellow Candelion,
with its golden rays. is a miniature
representation ofthe sun. and, through
association its rays ore identical with
the lions teeth.
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JOINT STATEMENT

IF AUDITOR AND TIsEASUIkIsI;
OF ELKO COUNTY.
FOR the Quarter Ending Dec.
81, 1907.
ATE OF NEVADA.
County OF Elko. {"
AUDITORS OFFICE.
70 the Honorable Board OF County CommIs
Toner OF Eiko County, Nevada:
9~ENrLHnEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
Hiy Reoort OF the Finances Of the County
or the quarter ending Dec. 81 1897.
1sspsCtfully submitted:
c. A. WATKINS
Auditor.
IA. MCBRIDE.
Trossur .
, 1898-02-12

Our Copenhagen cOrrcsl ondent writes ug:
IA reporter from the "Politlken" has m
etvieWed the new American Ambassador i'll
Copenhagen about tee Danish West Indian
question. The Minister Nj. Lanritz S. Swens-
son, stated the following:-Hawaii aud Cuba
are still in the foreground, then comes China,
in which country the UnitoI States have
great Interests. Compared with these i'm
portrait questions, the Danish Islands In the
West Indies are only II little insignificant
mouthfAl. Moreover the Danish Islands are
not situated far enough away from the
United States to get much Importance as a
oOaling 8tatioa. Cuba, the United States do
not want ct all, as the inhabitants of this
island are not much better than those of
HGyti. IL is said that two European
Powers are negotiating To- lie purchase Of
the Danish Islands. hut tic Monroe Doc.
tripe 10 aoknow iedg,, y the European
Powers. amt the Doctt ne vii Gu does not al
low European Powers 10 Acquire possessions
In AmericS also folbids u country which
owns possessions already to hand them over
to any other than American Power. Mckinley
10 Il inln who is not under The influence of
popular feelings; he builds only on facts.
If he finds that tEe United States ought to
possess these islands they will surely como
md ,r tine american flag. The proposal for
the purchase Of the islands which Senator
Lodge would place before the Congress must
hmve been discussed slready, LuI II depends
entirely o" the Pfesi lent if it will 20 further
er oi."-Lightbours's M0H Notes Feb. stu.
, 1898-02-12

Lord Snlisbnry's bante,jng tome, and the
mainten0nce Of the mystery Why >ir Michael
HickA Beach had promised to resist to the
death what nobody thu eotensd. Tie present
anxieties were not allayed Ivy such forced
rlayfulness.
Berlin NEWS announces that Herr Won
Bul0w hns Informed the ReichAtag that
Gerim0ny's relations with all the Powers re.
Sardl"g kiao.chou we're good Germany, he
said, had always acted upon lines parallel
with Russia md England, who knew that
Germany abhorred opposing England $ Just
rights. The Chinese Empire would, lie sAid,
las another 5 thousand years
Washington news reports tlilt the United
States Government will call the attention
OF Lie Splnis Government TO a letter at
trihuted to Senior Delome. the Amhasendor
at Washington, in which presilen Mckinley
IS ref"rEed to as a w4,a ana o., pol uIcjan
Altering I'd the abb , aud e.posing that
SpNin's commercial trraty vas only for
eject.
Senior Delome repudiI'vs ,e 'etter. which
the New \ * cuban Jun asserts was stolen
while en tNtu ~ Sen5r J)se Canaleias
form .rly Spanish Flnanc Ai iSrer. A Jour.
nal now publishes a / g Smile of the letter
thus detraoting from Senior Delome's denial
His usefulness as ambass tlor has apparently
come to in en- |.
Other Washington news states that three
new Cuban resolutions were expected to
cause a very heated d5'".te in the Senate.
Paris news reports 'tt the Zola case
continues to create keen p n,ic interest. NJ.
LHboriS, Counsel for NJ. fla, insisted that
the Drsyfus' judges Sho "a give evidence.
also Nine. Boulancy to wuOn count Ester
hsxy had written thieatsn,ng her with death
IL she surrendered any let ers bearing on
the case. u. Labo, 10 addeu that Count
ESterhaEy vas prosecuting Nine. BouIancy
90 as to prevent her from surlendsring the
letters. The hearing of the ctse has been
adjourned.
A despatch from Manillo announces at
2 hundred buildings hay been destroyed
by fire in that city.
Havana news states hat ;he insu' gents
have dynMnited n tram between Boniato and
San Vincent, Santiagn, oy which five passen-
gers were killed and tw .nty-at ven wounded:
two cars were wrecked.
London, Feb. I0th.-The Exchange Tels-
graph Coy. 10 authority for + atins that the
Government have decided TO postpone
Parliamentary 7Aotiu -tEa"Iug The sugar
bOuuties, but Colonel Sir Howard Vincent's
amendment on the address raises a question
IN connection with the English foreign trade.
The GovernrIent my he:efoIe abandon the
grant policy but there ~ nothing authentic
beyond that n arlinmentaIy Committee las
been foI med to watch the Question IN the
House Of Commons.
The evening times., 1898-04-19
Southern Ry.

(SCnedule IN effect April TO- lsJo.l
All trains Mriye and leave Pennsylvania Pas
son A M.-DaIy, local for Danville. Char
Iotte and uay stations at Manassas daily exceps
and at Lynchburg with the HOrfllk and Westsrs
III, A. B.-Dany, the UNTTED STATES
FAST MAIL. carries Pullman blhSt sleeperf
uniting at Salisbury with Pullman sieecff for
Asheviile and Bet Springs, y. C., Knoxville and
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet Sleep
Or New York 70 New Orleans. oo11ectiDx as
Atlanta for Birmingham and Memphis Con-
nects At Lynchburz with CHESAPEAKE and Chis
Railroad for Lexington and Natural Bridge.
aaily Solid train. Washington % New Orleans
without change Sunset geonaiy t5s s2nd1esea ,ssia
,VerV wednesday and SATURDAY to San Fr2a-
cisco. without change: 60
l:OI P. N.-Locai for Front Royal; strasoafs
ard Harrisonburg. daily. except sunday
l:ls p. M.-Daily local Tor Cfarl9ttssTihe.
I0.48 p M--Dally MAsHlNSIOS AnD
soronosed ot Pullmss vestibuisd sleePers. Dining
Car snd Day Coaches. Pullman sieePers Nes
York TO Nashville. Tenn; via AsneV.lle' kno1-
via Charlotte. Columbia. savannah and Jack
sonville uniting at Danvil!s with Pullman
Sleepcr from Richmond TO Augusta. wa Cotnn-
bia. with corrections for Aiken. ; O.; NeE fotk
10 Memphis via BiTmi nghams New York %
New Orleans. via Atlanta and honteomery-
yestibuled day coach Washington TO Atlanta.
southern Railway Dining Car. Greensboro 70
TRIISS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV
IsION leave Washington 9-0I A NJ daily snd
s.l5 p n daily. except Sunday. and SIP p n.
Sunday only Tor Ro,.nd Hill. i.Se p. NJ daily
except sunday. for Lsesburg. and 5;i0 p ~
daily for Herndoa. Returning. arri-e al Nasn-
Ington s:2S A. A and 500 p NJ daily, rom
Round Hill and 7.O5 A. ~ daily, except sunday.
from Hs-ndon. and e:S4 A. Il. daily. exeePs
Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains IRON the South srrive az Wasa-
ington 6:42 A. Nj, 2.21 P. ~. and $50 = NJ
Hsrrisonburg 1910 P. NJ and s;35 =. 81 daily
except Sunday, and $50 a. NJ daily from Guar
lotIesville- -,
Tickets sleeping car reservation and inio--
nation furnished at Offices, 7O5 18th St NV, oll
Psnnsylvania ave and at Pennsylvania HALL
road Passenger Station
General Manager.
J. NJ CULP TrGffc Manager.
w. A. TURK. General Passenger agent
l. s. BROWN. Gen. Agt. Pass. Dept