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1R RIVER BILL SIGNED.
& -. HUMEs OFFICIALLY AP.
-~ovEs THE ORDINANCE.
-. rnmmenf ON the Expressed
s.h Of the People for Good
~.t~e-xo Discussion Of COnsti-
utisaai or Legal Points Involved
-, Humes yesterday gave his Official

..-~a, Hunneg yesterday gave his Official
-.-.I 70 the ordinance by which the
- .c,.ne, accepted the bid Of Canaan &
81 Oar the construction os the Cedar
Dy~as3r system and le. the contract TO
uss srn As Is known, the decision, Of
= .ssrril was arrived at only after long
rsysful elaboration. and the ordinance
- -. snsIsy passed by vote Of 10 20 at
.nee.a session held on last Tuesday
s;shs- -. or,os,r .,una,,,r >.
erEs,naace Mayor Humes, OF course,
80 lt.la comment on the matter. He
80 YESTERDAY:
-y,s I have just signed the bill have
..-esused that what the people OF Seattle
-. IL Cedar river water. and the most
49,. way In whlca We can get at that Is
- fer ali the interests 81 the city"
"a MAYOR did rot care TO discuss the
...s.,u.Iorai or legal phases OF the ordi-
- He coaseutea hifnself with the SIM
=. statement that ne had signed the or
E,sncs az il vas passed by a majority OF
or Council
s.,sa BIZ him al the council nesting Tues
az nsgat, Corporation Counsel Humphrey
...tfraay fled an eiaborately written opin-
- ia which, after reviewing numerous
.u.horfties, he concludes that the bid OF
n.han Il Byrne Is Illegal, and the ordi-
.asr~ letting the contract to that firm Is
mysI1. RE closes by saying to the board
4 puhlic works:
Misunderstanding. az you do. that the re-
accessibility OF this great work Tests large
- upou this department and upon your de-
rarnent, and knowing the efforts that
isye been made by these departments 10
Ass,sr its completion. you can fully realixa
Aox anxious | an. as well az yourself, to
avsa any delay. No one knows so well
ss lawyer The fsllihility of a lawyers
eoiaon, yet am forced to the conclusion.
axainst my will, that the bid of Gahan IL
fsyrue Is Illegal. and the ordinance referred
10 invalid, and that any contract entered
hto In pursuance OF the same would be
yoIa, and might lead 20 protracted iitiga-
fs0E
Under the circumstances. 1t Is the opin-
lcn Of this department that the right and
hgai course Is 10 readvertise for bids. This.
e. sou know, under the charter could be for
ans period not less than ten days. so that
b.: little time need be lost. and for this lit
u time the city might save a large sum
~ money as there - every reason to be-
levs that large number of bids would be
received II contract were offered by pub
Ne advertisement such as has been offered
70 Gahan & Byrne."
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Richard Gowan. Mrs A J. Smith ard c. F.
Powell contract between Powell and the
McNelys Vas exhibited in which the hus-
band ana wife appointed him their agent
fsT tbs employ nent Of attorneys TO prose
cute Tie damage sait against the Seattle
Traction Company.
Nj McNelly admitted the existence OF
the Powell contract lie told OF Powell's
visit 10 TIA house 1t which he obtained
Mrs AcNeiys So nature 10 the release
ard stipulation for the dismissal of the
ease Powell had represented that the trac-
ton c0up&EYs attorneys had erred IN their
pleadlrgs AMI would pay SIT5 TO have the
case dismissed so thai l. could be COM
meaced al over again McNeily admitted
under the Cross-ex animation ~ Judge Win
scr who representa- Mr.. Perkins thai he
suspected that the document signed oy his
claims for damages. bat that Ne Vas ssat!s-
fed with poweIi's dertal and at nos go TO
Ault Perkins or Grove the attorneys en-
trusted WIKI the litigation, he said hs read
tsJe papers signed by his ~!fr.
Powell testified to having rece.v. $50
from thc traction company .: Ht4-,n he
4 s~1l.rs.d I'm h@lla}: ~ The MCN.llys''
$40 aud offered TIE remainder 20 Mrs No
My Whica sae refused.
Richard 1Swan testified THAT he had al
vised agai>-f a settlements fer iess thaD
sssp and ina. b. had expected 10 h-a asn-
p.oyei 10y Nj Me\s4ly ana ner 9lsoao4:
In the trial OF ths SUst-
The case WAs continued q. clock thts
afternoon
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AFTER JUNEAU 1OUNS|IE.
Once Over . Mineral Claim He
Took Tea Years Ago, Vow Cow
cred by Part Of the Town.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov 3-Among
the passengers gong north on the steamer
Eosalie today was Z GoidsSe4n. VINO
claims portion OF the townsi.e OF Juneau
under a mineral location. In isss ne located
the BONANZA lode, which takes IN twenty
one acres OF the business portion OK JUNEAU
ard made application for United states
patent The citizens held mass meeting
and compelled him 70 abandon his appi,cs-
ton and the people Immediately MADE ap-
piication for a townsise patent, winch was
fought by Go.ds.ein. The contest came up
before the land Office at Sitka and was
decided against Goidstein, who appe4le1 10
the commissioner CT the general land once
at Washington. where he again lost tie
again appealed TO the secretary OK the
interior where the former decisions were
reversed and Goldstein continued his appli-
cation for patent, but through a fad4ty
survey he failed 10 secure patent. and
the United States surveyor az Salka refuses
TO correct the same.
According 10 the statement OF Goldstein
a surveyor viii be sent from Washington,
u. c. The land has been In controversy
ten years, and during that time, has be-
come valuable. A settlement OF this case
will enable residents OK Juneau TO secure
title to property on which many valuable
buildings have peesi erected.
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CASES IN DISTRICT
AND CIRCUIT COURTS,
Judge HanfOrd Announces Hi
Docket for December-Impor-
tant Cases Set for Trial.

The docket for cases in the district court
from December on, and in the circuit
court from December IA, was yesterday an
nounced by Judge Hanford. Cases have
been set for trial as follows:
District court, December s.
Nc t063-Jnit States VS.. Marcus De l..
Hamilton et al.
Nc. ll5a-United States vs.. Thomas Nc
Tighe ct al.
No. I34-Unifed States We. J. s. Emerson
No. l2Ss-United States vs.. John Doe Nc
CasIeI st al.
No. 1a5s-United States vs.. Bellingham
Bay Improvement Company.
Circuit court
December I&-No. 653-Donaid Morrison
VS.. North American Transportation and
Trading Company.
December l5-No. 4s6-Northern Pacific
Railroad Company ct al. VS.. Robert l..
Simpson. No. sss-C. Winkiey VS.. North
ern Pacific Railway Company.
December 23-No. 5Is-Unised States VS..
D. A. McBeath ct al.
January 8. 1s99-No. s51-Martha Garrett
ct al. VS.. Por. Blake,ey Mil Company.
January mo. 72i-Rock Island-Alaska
Mining Company VS.. Frank Waterhouse.
Limited.
January 5-No. 7le-D. r. Campbell &
Sons VS.. Moran Bros.
January s-No. e54-Waiter b. Allen. as
administrator. vs.. Mutual Life Insurance
Company. Of New York.
January mo. 63a-FranK F.. Dingley VS..
Mutual Life Insurance Company
January 1a--No. 7e4-Twin Wo VS. Com
merciaI Bank If Port Townsend
January 11-No. Tf%Deming & Gould
Company VS.. Franco-American North Pa
cific Canning Company.
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MORE SENSATIONAL
CHARGES MADE In
VAN ALSTINE CASE
by the kIondiker's Attorneys
Claims Winstock Said He Would

Papers filed yesterday In the Van Aistine
divorce suit by the attorneys for the de-
PENDANT contain many sens atlonal ailega-
.!ons. Van Alstine charges the plaintiff,
as wife. her attorney. Melvin g. Winstock.
and A. ~. Noyes with conspiracy TO rob
him and 10 procure his marriage with Lou
Nahahey. or Spear as she was varlously
known Finally. Il In charged by Van Al
s,.nA that the plaintiff. Brs. Van Alstine.
Wirstock and Moves have property IN Ger
t!fcates of deposit aggregating s3l 90.
which Is his rightful property. and which
he asks the court to obtain from the al
keyed ''co-eonspirators
Tackled 10 tho answer and cross-com-
paint In which Van Alstine makes the
above allegations Is an affidavit by J. Hen
~ Denning, who swears that while asso-
Gated with Winstock In the practice OF
law he learned from Winstock certain
facts regarding the marriage OF Van Al
sine and his wife: that Wins.oek told him
that he expected to make $500 out OF the
deal Denn!ng ends by declaring that he
afseTward learned by hearing converse
tons ana otherwise OF the progress OF the
affair
TIE court was asked to issue an order
making Wtnstock and Noyes parties 10 the
ession and directing them 10 appear In
eaurt and show cause why they should not
te required 10 deliver into the custody OF
The court the SSl oCg az which Van Alstine
Claims they have robbed him, The order
Wa Issued. rrturnabla November 30.
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CARTRIDGES WERE
NOT PROPERTY OF
THE GOVERNMENT.
QuaFteRmaster Sergeant George r.
Edwards Owned the Ammunition.
He offered for Saie-United
States Declines to Prosecute.

On the examination OF George F. Ed
wards. late auartermaster sergeant OF In
dependen, Battalion Washington Volun-
seers, before United States Commissioner
Keller. on the charge OF attempting 10 sell
United States government property, the de-
PENDANT was promptly discharged after
fun hearing.
Ii developed by the evidence that the
cartridges attempted to be sold were the
property of Mr. Edwards and thar both
the United States and state governments
had disclaimed any ownership In the same.
Mr. Edwards Is well and favoraoly known
in Pierce county where he has resided for
the past ten years, and where has friends
are legion. who have never for a moment
believed he was guilty. c. O. Bates and
j. H. yesterday, OF Tacoma, appeared for
the defendant. Col. C. E. Ciaypool repre-
scented the United States and after the ex-
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The Frawleys and NJ IS Rancho Bates
W. give a MATINEE ~ The Seattle theatFr
f14ay. az popular prices. Reserved Sea 8
wlll be - cents AMI general adm sslon p
ceats.
Ialy-s greatest comedy. "Ze Last
Word " vii he p~oAGee4. Tbs II ore -
f'raw.sy's strongest ana best t!lls gonss /:
An Enemy - fbe klnE' VIII b. gwen.
Tn.s play $ one Il the recent successes u
the Pa w.ey company a. taa Baldwin thea
,e~ TIE sale 81 seats = large ard the Sc
att'4. tHsate~ tonight WI undoubtedly bss
packed
ONsng ID re immense success II me pres
erf enG4Gement. Manager sfoEe mas ar
performance on Sunday evening. waea MT.
Frswiey will give the .Aeater G0eTs OF S.
ate = T.isy made famous 81 Daniel Freh-
nsa2 . t-ScSugp tf@&isF, NrN 4rA. u Es
Ef4ac.ng OH" This = the play N sS Rates
ess maze tae sacceSs 4 ae< life her Ere4 :
f44l s43w'H 3 assat ( sta ~ created seas
siuE IA %ra York TIE Journal devoted
La L.. saax-----...rs ASlss
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MAYER & BROS. TO ASSIGN.
Creditors OF Empire Jewelry Com.
pany Name a Trustee.

The firm of Jos. Mayer & Bros, pro-
prietors of the Empire Jeweiry Company.
in whose establishment Thursday night :
fire started. has assigned, 1t is stated by
creditors OF the concern. although the pap
ers are not yet OF record. A number of the
cerditors met yesterday at the Puget Sound
National bank and elected Lester Turner,
cashier OF the First National bank trustee.
The assignment was made TO Mr.. Turner
and covers policies of insurance amount
ing to between $4,000 and slS1O on the
stock of the company which was partially
destroyed by fire Thursday. No statement
OF the assets Of the company has yet been
made. but they are believed 10 aggregate
$4,000
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rourf and County Notes,

on November Judge Moore % iae SUI
r,a~sor court raaisi 20 Charles ;. Selten
an absolute divorce from Ellen hartford
Srslen.
t,,3xs Moore Yesterday sustained the
complaint flied by me American surety
fs,-nrarv against y Foster Kelly snd
q; AR rrs,7stoEs Il Contractor J ;. Ants-
uagl4 Thss VIII result IN consolidation
~ - Genre s4asax salts ak AT 81 the surety
.,rrnEauy growing ogt II Antonelle-s can
:raci for clearing ne army post ste
\ motion for a rau-sUst Vas argues la;e
Yesterday afternoon tefor" ghaEe fea%cu
J., 49,, - 80 It.tla ~ tAe Tfogah3ge- ~ tly
S'evstsAnv TAs plaintiff demands S14.t" ioF
uszx0ral injuries,
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FINED 500 AND COSTS.
Chicken Thief Is Given Justice IL
Austfn'H Court,

Thomas Council pleaded guilty before
Justice Austin yesterday of stealing six
teen chickens on Thanksgiving eve from a
japanese restaurant on Washington street
There was another count against the man
which WIS taken into consideration in pass
ing sentence.
Several days ago Connell was before the
Justice on charge OF stealing a mackln-
tosh from clothing store As the proprie-
tor could not identify the coat Conneii was
discharged. But the police department. felt
very sure that he was the cuiprit. When he
pleaded guilty yesterday Justice Austin
fined him $loo and costs which, as Council
has no money, VIII mean sojourn OF sew
eral weeks in the county hii.
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a j. Stewart. accused OF burglary plHa1ed
ref g1,.ltv Yesterday. The trial was SET for
Monday morning -
George Haiiock. accused or gTaHd larceny
was given til to-day 10 p,~ad.
e nolson. accused Of bar2{arY. Nieaoed
not efaafy Yesterday. The trial waS set for
THURSDAY of mex week.
William Ryan ANA " Poison accused
81 assault. entered = plea cf not guilty
1+,sx All hs tfts~l Tuesday Of uexg week
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1.-TWO Married Men,"

1.-TWO Married Men," which will be Man
ager Russell's next attraction at the Third
Avenue thea;er, is glorious farce comedy
in three acts by George II. Edeson, and is
one OF the comedy hits OF the year The
lines Of the play are bright and witty. the
characters well drawn, and the plot
abounds in the humorous ana ludicrous sit
uations that keep an audience in con-
sinuoeIs roar Of laughter from the rise OF
the curtain to the end Of the play. This
is the first time that 1t has ever been seen
in Seattle.
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Jacket. Chicago Fire Jacket Ssi<c: rub
Der. sReiiancee Sc. Lion &c
Washington Rubber conpany-Co,ton
Jacket. Imperial" SOC: Pnoenix, &c,
Excelsior" ply. 3.-Io.
Western Ruobsr ccmpany-''Silver King.
cotton jacket, 5f-.c
st, Guardian &C. Special jacket, SIC:
Defender SIC; rubber, Live Oak Soc
GorAan Rubber C0mpany-Sso.t5l jacket
'tChiefta.n," saiec; Red star soc. ANA
zon..' SIC: rubber, Amazon 81; Fear
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SHERIFF MOVER STILL ALIVE.
UnfOunded RumOr That He Had
Fallen Dead on the Street.

There was a persistent rumor yesterday
that Sheriff Meyer had dropped dead on
the street, and the death OF the sheriff was
quite generally discussed.
But when the sher.fs office at the court
house was telephoned Sheriff Meyer him
self answered.
NO! I'm not dead" said he, "at least
not physically"
1t seems that hack driver, who makes
his stand in front of the Hotel Butler, saw
a large man. similar in appearance TO Sher-
If Meyer fall 10 the sidewalk. He sup
posed the man was the sheriff and he re-
tailed his story during the day.
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THREE LAWYERS
HAVE TRIAL BEFORE
BENSON COMMITTEE.
Evidence Taken in Dixbarment Pro-
ceedings Against Attorneys Auit,
Perkins and CrOwe-Hearing May
he Brought to an End Today.

Testimony in the disbarment proceedings
against Attorneys ]. B. Ault, Frank Grove
and J. n Perkins was taken yesterday
afternoon by the committee appointed by
Judge Benson for that purpose and consist
ing OF John b. Allen. Wilmon Tucker and
Benton Embree.
Evidence against the accused attorneys
was offered by John H. Allen represent
ing the prosecution. who called Ruel Nc
Nelly, his wife. Mrs. Margaret McNelly.
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The board Of public works has approved
the plans and Specifications for the bridge
on Jackson street ct Twenty-iirst avenue.
and directed the secretary TO advertise for
bids To be opened Decemher 3
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Bates In this play. Seats can ne secured at
the box office for every performance.
Next week Daniel Suily will be at the
Seattle theater. and Charles Fr0hman's
Sowing the Wind
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Kids FOR FIRE HOSE.
Eight Companies Compete for an
Advertised City Contract

The board = public works YESTERDAY o.. p
81! e..s ~ s..s" feet ~ - inca rua.er o.
oottou Jacket fre Bose Ias bids ar. as
=. AS
Ealrs- : - FIoss Cor pany--Ca:to1 AK
p Bose keystone a. cents par to5t
~ 4rws K" ~. Arm an5 Hammer - 81. .
T}eatr nose White Anchor" 81, 'CTes-
MN Xa-S Eastl7g ana Packing Company,
II. .e,t---@ ~ <Du c5ttow sacsc.. a..
Test. rsstsoRF ~
4. v~rs .stss la4r d lTau4nB-- ~ettsss ss~%.r
si~StsS. So sses ~5a. 49,
k..S~Ss S.ss Aoss Co-lalI-~os.on
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In 1877 Mr. Thomas Mcintosh ~ Alien
,oaxn Tenn. had an attack % dysentery
wh.ch became chronic II was treated by
the best physicians In East TENNESSEE
'~iea Chanherlaip's Colt. Cholera ana
Dta-vhnea Remedy. After using about
twaIye bottle | was sound and we'll"
Fer sale by all dealers
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"The Dazz1er.''

1.-THE Dazzler' will close Its engagement
at The Third Avenue theater this evening.
There will he the customary matinee this
afternoon at 2:i5 o'clock. This is one OF
the brightest farce comedies that has visit
ed the coast so far this season.
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animation expressed himself perfectly sat
fsfied with the decision Of the commis-
SiouGr
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DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED.
Aftermath of n Criminal Case Tried
Before Justice Austin.

Justice IngefSoii listened all yesterday
afternoon 10 the sal, of May Elliott against
We're ordinations ana recrsniuat1cns and
the case possessed many humorous ard
,afhsIe features II i< tho aftermath Of
,he charge ~ Thomas o'Neill against John
fTae! Tor an alleged attempt 10 kill. OF
whlch the latter VAS acquitted when tried
es'ors Justice Austin o0s month ago
MISS Elliott whose real name Is Mrs.
terysa. has A suit against her husband for
slVerfe. SIZE lived al Mrs. IErs boarding
sease n Columbia street. ar what is known
as Collins ~a&eVw0Yks - NeIii was the
.Eiaesr at tha works Mrs iiig elected
heri rem her boarding house.
Mrs Cory.s declared that when her be-
sens mas were thrown out they were dam
sgea 10 the extent ~ $50. But Justice
ihsetsoll did not 1hink so. Consequently he
esmsset Ehe case
MS coryoa, threaterls to bring suit
as&Hssi the ianfla2y for defamation OF
character
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If you are going East 10 visit at Christ
mas or New Year. or II you require 10 60
an business we can recommend the Norgh h.
err Pacific railway as being able 10 give
YOU satisfaction In every respect
GUARD your sight" Consultation free
Miss Wuzsngk graduate optic specialist.
Satisfaction guaranteed. liz Cherry.
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One Week. Foreign shipments

PORTLAND. Nov 25.-Foreigu whea;
SHIPMENTS from here for the week ending
today were il5,s5S bushels
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schofps Aligned ron MURDER
"fauEht Before judge Jacahs He
Asks for Time tn Plead

lss'orc Schonps, accused = the wliAsl
sasnisF ~ GU%faVe Hagrr was ARA grea
ts.eVe JUICE JacuoS in tire c.irnina! de
lsfneDt of thv superior court yesterday
re ASK time to plead Agd was given AL
i~eesnbeT =
MRS q iOI'CtHTIN has moved rom
taa New York building aae will vont;stie
~ esisinrsS WEN Spencer X CO a. the new
eEsee, 81 F.g.t AVeaur
DAMON Tee Tel Pike las
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Q "A g TT q II z "A.
R.o-..hs II The Kind you Have awaS Bought
Signature a. NNHMzEe/

CLOSING OUT MACKINTOSHES.
Large line ladies' mackintoshes at below
factory prices. Washington Rubber Co.
IA First avenue.
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Saturday Bargains In Housefurn
Kitchen Goods.
Underwear for Men,


on made strictly
a
ca a
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good s,1Is-foot ios. corner OF Valley
and Farm; worth s75a II worth a cent.
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niAAoNo Zee rea Pike las
The times., 1898-06-04
EDUCATIONAL.

A COMPETENT lady pianist desires to form
class OF ten scholars; will teach for 25c per
lesson; special attention given to beginners. Ad-
dress s. NJ. this Office, and viii call to see you.
je2-3t
The times., 1898-06-04
Southern Ry.
(scheduIe In effect Nay !, ls8sD

Schedule In eject Nay l, 1897
An trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania Pas
s:I9 A. M-DaiIy, IocaI for panvilie. Char
lofts and way stations at Manassas daily for Str4
burg and Harrisoaburg and at Lynchburg vita
the Norfolk and Western daily.
HIS A. A-Daily, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL carries Pullman Buffet SleepeH.
New York and Washington 70 Jacksonville,
uniting at Salisbury with Pullman Sleeper tor
AsheYiils and Hot Sprinxs. y c., Anexyille. Chat
tanooga and Memphis, Tenn, and az Charlotte
with Pullman Sleeper ior Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper, New York TO New Orleans. uniting at
Charlotte with Pullman Sleeper for Birmingham.
Connects at LynchbUrg with Chesapeake and Ohts
Railroad fo= Lexington daily except Sunday. and
to New ORLEANS without change Sunset person
ally conducted tourist excursion, through sleeper
on this train eysry Wednesday to San Franctaos
I:o1 P. M-Local for Front Royal. strasbzrs
and Harrisonburg. daily. except Sunday
4:51 P. M-Daily local for CaarloStssyille &
soUfHwEsTERN. Ira TESFIBULED. LIMITED.
COMPOSED Of Pullman Testibuled Sleepsrs, DIalzE
Cars and Day Coaches. Pullman sleepers Sss
vile and Chattanooga; New York TO Tampa,
via Charlotte Columbia, Savannah. and jack
sonville, New York 70 Memphis. via Btr-
and Montgomery vestibuied day coach. WASH
ington to Atlanta Southern Railway Dining CH
Greensboro to MoutgomeTy.
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIV
ISION leave Washington 9-ol A NJ daily, p n
and 4:45 P n daily, except Sun5zJ. and e:25 NJ
Sunday only. for Round Han: 4:ss ?. n daily
except Sunday for LeesbuTEs and e-s5 P. "A.
daily for Herndon- Returning. arrive at wash
ington, s:ss A. NJ and s:4o P. n daily.
and 500 P N daily, except Sunday. from
from Herndon, and s:3a A n daily. except
Sunday, from Leesburg-
Through trains from the South arrive az WaxA-
ington s=42 A. n. 2.20 p. NJ ard s=s5 P. N.
Hsrrisonburg, Il noon daily. except Sunday. and
s:s5 P II. daily, ard $50 A. n daily from
Charlottesville
Tfcket1 sleeping reservation and fnfor-
nation furnished az Offices, ToS i5th ST. NV 5ll
Pennsylvania ave. and At Pennsylvania Rail-
road Passenger Station
FRANK s CANNON ID Vice PTesid=7s ana
General Manager
J. NJ CULP Trafic Manager.
W. A TURK General Passenger Agent
L 8 BROWN, Gen. Ag-- Pass Dept-