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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20
Those Who Give

Directory OF merchants now giving
trading stamps in Newport News:
Bakery-R. A. lesser, 1920 Wash
ington ave.
Bicycles and Sunlries-Maguyre &
Small, 2511 Washington ave.
Boots and Shoes-Phillips & Mars-
ton, Washington avenue and Goth St:
Elias Peyser. 27l5 Washington ave;
Baltimore Clothing Co.. 500G Wash
ington ave; H. Somlners, 1906 Wash
ington ave. u.
Clothing-Ei;ls Pcyser, 2715 Wash
ton ave: Baltimore Clothing Co., :}0Ot
Washington avenue.
China. Glass and Queensware-The
Adams Racket Store, 2SO5 Washing
ton ave-: Joseph Feinstein, o3d st.
Cigars and Tobucco-C. b. l. aw
renee, 2507 Washington ave.
Confectionery and Ice Cream r.
a lesser, 1920 Washington ave.
Drhggists-kIor's Drug Store, 26O3
Washington ave: klor's Central
Drug Store, 27ll Washington ave;
k!oi's Up Town Drns Store, Wash
ington ave. aud 3ith st.
Dry Goods-A. f. Hudsins & Son,
opposite Z. O. ....a
Dyeins and Cleaning Virgins.
Steam Cleaningan,i Dye Works. John
Aust. ian, proprietor.
Gents Eurnishings-I. Sommcrs
1906 Washington ave; Baltimore
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Trading Stamps.

CLOTHING Co, 300G Washington ave:
Elias Peyser, 2715 Washington ave.
Philips l. Marston, 2601 Washington
ave.
Groceries-McNain q James, 232
2Stl 81; Wolf Levy, 1919 Washington
are: q: Albert Leuz, $500 Jefferson
ave; d. Graft, 21st st., and Jefferson
ave; Brishtwell g. Hurt, 1906 Lafay
cite ave; Holan 4 Ward, 3SOS Lafay-
este ave; Nye & Jennings, 1913 27th
st; J.; a. Bevill g. Co., 232 gath st; K.
l.. Woodson, 100 eth st.
Hats and Caps-H. Sommers, 1905
Washington ave.
Harness-A. j. Clark ,222 9th st.
Jeweler and Optician - John J
Palmer, 2222 2Sth ST.
Laundry-Newport News Steam
Laundry, 213 9th st.
Meat Markets-W. II. Sears, 31Os
Washington ave; b. B. Wilkins, 14O
21th ST. E. Graft, Jefferson ave, and
2lst st; +. N. Gordon, $40 Lafay-
cite ave.
Photosraphers-Rush & Shaw, 1918
Washington ave. Special photo
graphing on haEdkerchefs.
Printers-Bright l. Belch, 217 25th
street. w.
stationery-C. 3. Lawrence, a5o7
Washington ave.
Teas, Cotfees and Spices-Michigan
Tea Co., 3010 Washington ave.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20
CYCLE TRADE ABROAD.
Reports From United States Con-
on the. Foreign Outlook.

| Reports From United States Consuls
on the Foreign Outlook.
| Our various consuls have been re-
| uuested by the State Department to re-
| port upon the use Of bicycles IN their
| crensing our already large export
| trade The general popularity of the
| bicycles in this country gives to these
| reports general interest. so that Il
| few brief abstracts are here presented
| bicycles in Northern France are re
| },orted to be in general use, and the
number used is restricted only by the
financial inability of tho greater por-
| ton of the people to purchase them.
| One of our Danish consus states that
| all classes. from the Rayol Princess
| and the Processes to the proOest work
| in use is estimated at about $1,000. for
a population Of .. 3G9.0nG. Denmark is Il
! particularly attractive cycling country.
az there gre hardly any hills, and the
roads are we'll built and maintained in
| excellent condition. ..
| In Dresden the bicycle is used only
| by the wealthy and the middle or we'll
| TODD classes. The lower and poorer
class could hardly hope to accumulate
enough money to buy them. although
| the report continues. the remarka Bile
reduction in the prices OF American
wheels may place them within reach.
| AS a contrast with Northern France
and Denmark is the status OF the wheel
in Northern Spain. Cycling in this dis
| trict is entirely confined to the young
| members of the middle classes. and is
considered merely a paStimc. The use
of bicycles is not increasing. and there
is very little demand or opportunities
for trade.
In Southern Italy the bicycle is SINH
larry confined to certain classes, but
! the use Of the wheel is here increasing
There are no local factories. all the BIZ
cycles being obtained abroad The duty
is about $50 ,per wheel. and the price
| ranges from s4S to s135. This latter
price sounds remarkably high. but one
European consul reports that q we'll
known make of English wheel was sold
last year in his district ut Sl1S.
In British America the Province Of
Ontario may be taken as representa-
tive. and here wheeling is growing rep
idly. The streets and roads are Well
suited for riding. and cheao wheels
have large sales among the poorer
RI Ia SSac
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F1xTNo UP Wo1t sunnMpR.
How to Make Ones House Cool anf
Dainty,
rPhuauelphia. RECORD

philadelphia Record.)
Ihe question or piazza furnishings Ia
oi far more Importance TO the fortunate
woman VINO owns a cottage at the sea-
side or a box in the country than is THE
question OF any OF the indoor belong
gs. for the wise housekeeper knows
that ii she makes the porch which sur
FUNDS. or should surround the house.
a veritabe living room. she win there
by insure the health of the entire fam
ily as they will literally live out of
doors II a comfortable lounging place
is provided for them.
Some practical hints We're gathered
Yesterday in a tour of THE shops in
quest of piazza Furnishings, and the
subject OF awnings was specially dWelt
upon. If large trees protect it from
the fierce rays Of the sun, then any OF
the fashionable shades of tan and yell
low may be used without fear of a
glare. but if There is no such graf
shade, then a darker color. such as
green and pale gray. navy blue and
white. or brown and tan, may be Sc
lected. Green is especially grateful no
uhe eyes. but some of the new Neapo-
Titan stripes are, perhaps, more SNOWY.
Many housekeepers now prefer the
rolling blinds rather than the Old ex-
tension awning on iron bars. but where
and appearance of width is desired the
latter are decidedly preferable.
To make a piazza really liveble there
Siioulu SOuIS SoIl Oh IlOOT covering,
and for that purpose nothing is pref
tier than q rug of Japanese jute, which
may repeat the coloring of the awnings.
One large rug is better than several
smaller ones, as the latter are apt TO
curl up at the corners, and so become
unsi ghtly in "a short time.
AS 10 the furnishings. there should be
Il long rattan couch heapeu With de-
uncovered cushion; small wicker ia
bic or TWO, and variety of bent wood
or basket chairs. all oft which Should
be low and wide and eminenrly c4unfor
table. The newest willow chairs are
in the colonial style, having "a. high
back with extended sides, to protect
,,he occupant from j draught, and
wide arms. FURNISHED With pockets.
which are convenient receptacles tor
book or magazine or "a bit of fancy
work.
RIO add a touch of prettiness TO the
whole big palms III jardtneres should
bt. Set about, and one or two cheap
umbrella jars in blue ard white viii
be found useful ~, vases for the long
selnnlad da.ses and iieid flowers, with
which the children re sure TO return
Nome laden from their daily rannbtes
and drives through the country.
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PEorLE, IN GENERAL.

The widowed Princess of Naza1 is the
Only UPPER class woman in Egypt who
Is a,'oW"d To see men, and has this
pr through the special order of
Andrew Wo1rkcr. OF se1tnssrovc. Pa
mas been 4 railway conductor since
ls'a. and though he has been off the
track or oyer the bank with his train
thlrty-SlX times has never been hurt.
James r. Gibson. blind man of So
attle Wash. has made his plans to go
!" lS!onaik". He intends to let his horse
guide him over all the dangerous
safety.
\ French writer has ascertained that
Nap"icon's favorite dish was bean SAL
al. and that he held that GO cents dav
ought to BE- enough for any ones
meals. Louis XIV on the contrary. had
a favorite dish. made Of the eggs Of va
rions birds which cost 500.
" w =, Erach. NJ. p. holds the
'"chrd hs the silent member Tt Is said
'hat he ono" asked for hearing at an
upf"ar1"nS election meeting on the
@round that during nearly forty years-
OF na,'iam"ntarv life. he had never on
ened his mouth in the House
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20
ON TIE DIAMOND.
Results of Yesterdays Games in the
Mu. National League.
HOW TiJE, ri JrJ,c gu, .n--o
CLUBS STAND


10y J.1NRraDh.) T.
E'fSIoN, April 19-rhc New Yorlas
opened on Nichols riciously tudav.
put the effect only lasted one inning.
on the other hand Doheny WAS pound
ID out or The box, ana tn. c,f,... w.
suflcd Ia a walk over for tn. hon..
Tam Attendance, 5000 Score:
Eos'"n ....... 320 Q / / XII IS .
New York 49,. 0 0 0 0 0 o. 4 2
'isai cries achols, Lewis and Der
zen, 1oheliy. Geti2 and Grady. I'm
p!res, Snyder omd Curry. Time. ;55.
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READY FOX SEA.
The Flying Squadron is Now Iii First class
Fighting shape.

READY FOR SEA.
'e e'"s ~'i"","''' = '>'" III
'S"'''S S'"'''
An Associated Press dispatc!l sent
| out from Fort Mon,o" last nigh, saws,
''R.n.urk:.biu enthusiasm, wns ,.vl,,r.,,
| this afternoon nv ~. ,,y, ,l,,,.,
men on lie. Twins. s,,,,.,,lr,, -
barge hearing the men, h,rs.. ,,,,i
lighting APPARATUS of ,.,,,,,,..,,y Il.
Fifth Light ARTILLERY l.ft I,,rt NIi,,,.
ami passed To Norfolk on lis NV ~,
Chic:mauEa. a cheer iron, t.u,, I,,,,,
roo. which announced ~. ,i,.,,.,,., ''''
thu. battery To ,hns.. on ~. .hi,. ~, NJ
squadron. and i,,,,n.,Ii,i,Iv ,,,',, ~.
being ,riy.n ~. ,,, Tx > - :, '''''''i'''
sw.tn,,.l ,,,,, ~. ,',,. 'n 49, 'h' S'lll'@
AND rails ana h...:,,, ,.h.',i.,. E,,l'i
barge. sw,1n,, nv s,.,,.r I,.,.,, - - III
~. n.,y,. ~, ~ , nY'''' .ae men of
hnIs in !, ,,,'ee nearly 'h"ors.
Of The :Ir,,v va 'Nt W,
St.on, ,nis,t. +,, - "t'h Il VIII.
an III, s,n,tl ,.,.,,, =; ii''ii
IN. bnn, ~, ri,,,, - ~ ''''p"': until
h,.vond ha, ~ '''''''S 'a' S"lIt
,his ~ NnnsS'chl'sr''s finished c";'ins
al. ~ ~ 1870 ,'''' 81 'hc I'VE yes
,hn, ,han iu'',i.".' nav reported
~, - i"' SEA n" instant
had h.r So, /" ~ H. Ml'lf,3aV"liS ms
SnIn+..I,. ..r &c s''"' P". III an
,hn ,ii,.,; ,"''di'i"n ana under
thn .n,,.,,,, ~ -, ny 'h':i engineer al
,r,,,,i,, ~. an ''' Shll'S nave bc"Ii
ina, - "'.' tAtri h'llhES Tor en-
w S"Ih plftS as might posi-
- -. "h, 81 repair. IT is III" belief
ny .i'iN"r ana man IN the squad
- ~, w ships 'ir" II IN" Very best
-. N"i''ll''on ior GONG mt" batt'c. All
'us 'oi'll,'"'"lN c";.lrd and fully sup
I y. Win ammunition and provisions.
- Seh'raliE expected ny officers ON
~ 'SihE Snuiihron that The number Of
ni'il'S VII %" Increased within n week
:. ii '''ntc Is not ordered within that
,''i,'' ne san tltnriSc" ana the New
orleans are the two cruisers. which. it
- nr,,svs1. VIII come or else join III"
50 a., @ -
in-tnn hal ,n ,.l'''''''lS III asn :
~, ~ ~. 10. my influence on AFFAIRS IN
lh.,.,,n,. 49,, ,v''''l H'", we non.
,n,n,hnr, ~ - - .''. '"''' .,
Nv ). n,,,i,. ~ "",' ~ Ms sN.l'!',.'
,..r. ~ 49,, I'l''n ~ me OIL :
- ~ '",N was issued to-
:, u'S ~ ~ III honor 81 'nnin"d"re ara Mrs.
''h'eS. 'aP'aln anu MIS-. Cook and
Suth "ihccrs OF the squadron whose
wives We're here y dinner on board
.he iSro"k'Nh tomorrow night will mark
1he event.:
MAkl ING MORTAR BOLTS.
lhe Petersburg IRON Works had n
large force Oh mechanics at work sun
gay on rush order FOR bolts, with
Which 10 strengthen the mortar bat
terles at Fortress Monroe. 1t was
necessary 10 ohlaln The permission OF
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.AFYraR gNrDnvENr1oN. WHAT

But when Havana has capitulated.
che Spanish fleet been captured or
turned back. and Spanish sovereignty
in Cuba has ended forever, what then :?
1'his is the question that must occur
and recur again TO every sober, intel
Agent American citizen. LAjfter inter
ventlon, then what?
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VERY SUPERIOR

Isl. FaUTS)
Mrs Me"kcr." observed n friend of
he family, lis a very superior woman.
~" can converse intrlliS"nt1y. | he
h'Nc, on a thousand different TOPICS.
l"s. sighed Mr.. Mrekcr, ANA She
does
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THE LETTER.
{ I,AsiDn J.,,r,p \

tl"''
II am wondering whether I should
s'Sh i!NSrtf YOURS eyer or 'Ihinr only
u II gin ! d"tNs,t."
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TOW M. WAS olrl:r.RED

uthicago EnwsN
Fr"'' Tr"aHw"N Why did dew fire
Dusty out OF dc ,lniono
M'&indrring Mi!l,-llo stole q bottle
ct k"trhun ana ii 90, to workin' while
in his pnSs,SSinn
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ASGLO-sANoN SONG.
Member of the British Parliament
Bursts Forth Into Verse.

Member of the British Parliament
Bursts Forth Into Verse.
Copyright. lS9S Press Publishing Com
pnny New York World.)
LONDON. April lS.--NilliaM Allan.
Radical member OF P;.liamcnt. and an
ardent advocate OF Anglo american al
lance whose songs are widely known
ANA popular among worliingmen Of
North England. wrote tonight the fol-
lowing sympathetic verse. entitled
"Lohn I;u!l ana Uncle SAM
John ltull had once Il little boy who
ran away from h"me.
The hardy fellow. fun Of joy, loved in
the West to roam.
He had the daring Of his sire; he had
the genius. too. ." -
Mid thn' ~. ,,osi.%i .ii..::-t;;iS,i storms of
fire. he aye the strongest grew.
Fighting little Sam--llucky little sam;
\ world to be for mankind free. said
pushing little sam.
John Full once tried to stop his
growth. but Sam hit out at once;
So poor old John Tor peace was 10th,
and ceased the youth to bounce.
TO manhood's lusty force and vim he
grew at Freedoms call
And millions went to worship him, so
he made room for ALL
Mighty Uncle sam, glorious Uncle
sam.
From sea to sea. great. brave and free,
spread dauntlcss Uncle sam.
John Full. With pround and loving
heart. this message to him sends:
Dear sam. Of me YOU are a part: we
must we shall be friends. M
United We'll dare wars alarms: shake
hands by sam.
Ilurrah. come an the world in arms;
we will not care Il d
The Union Jack Of John; the Stars and
stripes If sam .... M
Shall rulers he on land on sea. Three
cheers for John and Sam" ..
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NO man knows what the wife of his
bosom is--no man knows What min
istering angel she is-until he has gone
with her through the fiery trials Of this
or!d.--Washington Irving.
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WHAT is SAID ABOUT WOMEN.
Beauty in woman. is Dower.-Jean
de Itotrou.
Love is q bird that sings in the heart
OF a Wonlan.-Alphonse karr
What woman desires is written in
heaven Michael Ange de la Chaus-
see. .
Men would be saints if they loved
GOD as they loved women-Saint
Thomas.
y girl of 1G accepts love: a woman of
80 inci1eS it,-.Anronie Ricard.
y widow is like a frigate of which
We nrst CAPTAIN has been shipwreck-
"d.-Alnhonsc karr
friendship that begins between a
man ana woman will soon change its
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Woman is the highest. hottest. most
precious gift t" man. Her mission and
throne is the family.-John Todd.
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N,oMl.Al:ING NnrI,s

F" 'hicag" TtituncD
NNGl Nnu bay" seem Naples, shall
never forget my first view Of that love
~ bay. So" Naples and der
Thought should die when smell
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a\y TO I;r rIn 81, ,rt1r,,r

ip"nNtr Post y
u" ~ Louis Democrat wants to
h'"W WHAT snail he done With the min
or poets. Make majors Of them ana get
them killed OFT in the, war
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EOE HUMANITY.

tMontr":il llcrall.l ..
L Will be n high service to the cause.
"' humanity to bring the Sufferings of
'hc unfo;tunatcS of Cuba TO a speedy
termination.
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.,IAItES TIE. EkEECuE,S

'SI. LOUIS FrpuhlicD \"
II I'll" fashion ,ll,rrS ar,. t.llint. mo
t'uth, TINS years summer girl is go
'nS I" arrr"priat" all of her brothers
clothes With lh+- lone exception OF his
brrochvS -.
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vIRGINIASS VOLUNTEER

RICHMOND. April 10. - Congress-
alan James Hay and General c. A. Bat
Tie. Of Petersburg. have volunteered
their services in case of war.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20

a woman Wife Of n farmer, has been
nominated Tor the office of recorder by
Iowa. '.~.,,
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BYE SPEcIAI.Isr .

49,, EYE SPECIALIST. +?
zooo washington ave..N ev:port News.va
he makes an eSaninati n OF your eyes
ascerta!nlns just what is needed in the
way or glasses. radical treatment, etc
IN costs you moth ng-other specialists
charge You from 81 to s10.> Examinatlor
Tree, and Satisfaction guaranteed. Nc
charge Is made for visits TO the hovses
OF patients In this ~ity or II Hampton. OF
nee IN Klor's drls sore, 26o3 Washingt TOP
avenue. Office ours: Q to a. M. ,lnd
20 p. u. -.l..4-1i oct e-s-na.
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ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
AHour TIE PIEKS.
Entrances and Clc:tr;iuces at the Custom
House. List or Vessels Now IN Port.
other Marine Items.
Weather Forecast

Wy : I1-I.J
WAS II i'NG.fON. April 19.-iForecast
t4r "Wednesday. for Nirgin.a-r'air;
Wt: !ly winds.
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sun Rises Observation-Disclosures. pa
sun sets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6: "A
li-sht wIter-S:5l y. NJ. and 9:9i +. NJ.
Loss Wtstrr-22..i3 A. NJ. and 2:i5 Z. NJ.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Dltl:liN. .\2sil le.-Arriv.,l: Ban
s,ue mead. Newport Mans. ....
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HE. -r4,l: LIME: pEAp.

tsefalnar Hermann ti;cr). Holman
i:g,-.l,H.
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We've lust received some beautiful
BoyS' suits. Sizes to 16. They are
strong anu Well madc-would not tear
II YOU hang them On Il nail With the
boy in it. .... ...
WOODWARD & WOMBLE.
apr 14-tf
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Not having been sufficiently urged
oefore this to announce myself candi-
gate For councilman in the Fifth ward
nave decided not 10 wait on my friend
any longer and now take this method
OF doing SO. subject to the Democra tic
primary of April 2Sth, 1898.
70. -- A L POWELL
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~OILIERY REHNINc.

LONDON. April 10. - Whitewick Col
iiery is burning. Forty-scven lives al
ready lost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-20

Gcc1rino China dinner sets at $3.50
and up. T'i,-ec $1,000 French China dim
ncr SETS ut $500 this week. sc piece r,,.a
sets. gold hand or fancy decorations
at $50, Adams Racket Store.
tiI,r-7-tf Ia.
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March %. ..

At the solicitation of my friends and
upon Information that Mr.. T. A. Will
lett win not be q candidate for re-elec-
ton, l hereby announce myself a can
dldate for THE Council from Fifth ward.
subject to the Democratic primary.
4 .... E. w. ROBINSON
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ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMEN
l hereby announce myself n candi-
GATE Tor the city council from the Sixth
ward, subject to the Democratic pr,-
mary.
till apr 2S-*
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ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce myself a can,lt-
GATE tor reelection to the office of
councilman OF the Sixth ward Of this
c1ly subject to the Democratic primary
apl'-tue JAMES i. HUGHES,
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COM H0WELL'S COMMAND. H.
1t has finally been decided that the
former Morgan Liners will make up !.
patrol squadron under command Of
Commodore Howell who will have as
his flagship the cruiser San Francis
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till apr 2S-.
The times., 1898-02-02

FOR SA LE-One No. 6, Cooking stove; good
order: che ap T0a Sth st ne. Item
The times., 1898-02-02
Southern Railway,
tScheduIe IL effect Jan l..


All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger Station.
S:0l a. n-DaiIy, local for Danyille.
Charlotte and way stations, eOleSes ~, ~
Lynchburg with the Norfolk and Western
Ills a. rl.-DaiIy, the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman BuIfes eS
Sleepers, New York and Washington 20
Pullman Sleeper for Asheville and Hos
Springs. y. c; Knoxville and Cuattd-
nooga. Tenn: and at Charlotte with Puu.
man Sleeper for Augusta Pullman Buffet
Sleeper New IOrk>JU New Orleans. COD nec5-
Ing al Atlanta for Birmingham anu Mem
peake ana Oufo Rdflwa for Lexington and
Natural Bridge, daily. SOLD tram, wash
ington 20 New Orleans " ithOd ut cnause. sun
set personaIly-cOnaucfed tourist EXCURSION
through sleeper on this train every HedneS-
Gay aud Saturday 20 san EFaAcisco' " tn
a.0I ~ 1I.-LocaI for Front Royal. stras-
burg ana Harrisonburg, daily. except sun
day. o,-.
500 D. m.-Daily. except Sunday. NEW
YORK AND FLORIDA LIMITED; com
posed 26 p1n9bb bbserEaion Tatf9f id5raTy and
Dining Cars. for JackSOnville and 81
Augustine and dra wing room car Tor
Augusta, with connection Tor Aiken.
IeJ4S d uI-DaiIy ~ A SHlN,1I tlN AND
sOUTHWESTERN, ESTIBI LED. LIN,
ITED. composed Oh fUllIidu eHtIDuleu
sleeuers. dining cars and day coaches.
FuIiInan SIeepers New York to Nashville.
Tenn via A ASheyille, Knoxville and that-
tanoosa: New York to Tampa. via Char
fDtte. CoIuIu bia. SaVa ma h. and dJacksonFllIe.
uniting at Danyile with Pullman sleeper
from Richmond TO A augusta, via Columbia,
with connection for Aiken, = T. New
York TO Memphis, via Birmingham, New
York to New orleans. VIA Atlanta and
Mont.stmery VeStibuled day coach wash
ingtOii to Atlanta, Southern Railway dining
car Gree nsboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S.01 a. In-
daily and 4:45 D. IN. daily. except Sunday,
anu G.IO D. IN. Sunda J only for Round i'll:
4:32 D. IA. daily. except Sunday, tOF Lees
burg and $40 y. III. daily for Herndon.
Returning, arrive at Washington, S.Z6 q.
m and 800 p. IN. daily. from Round Hill,
and 1906 a IN. daily. except Sunday from
Herndon, and 3: 81 a. IN. daily. except ) IN
day, from LeesbuTg.
Through trains from the South arrive at
S:35 d. m daily, and 945 a. m. daily, ex-
except Monday HarrisOnburg. LAO p.
10 and 9::I5 p- NJ. daily, except Sunday,
and $50 a. m, daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car rCserva tiOn. and in
st NV. Oil Pennsylvania avenue, and at
r. =. CANNON, 3rd Vice I'residen5
and General N.anaEer.
j. III. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent.
L. ;. BROWN. Gen. ASt. Pass. Dept.