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THE HOTELS
TIE Rates $50 and s. % per day.
LATLoR.... JAS. LAyyi.oR. Prop.

W A. Bslile. New Orleans. 6 " Butcher
snd son, ". +. Rose. San AutpHioi kdw.
Ssnae,y 9sslea; Z: ok sahn'G =, t0ais'
ii,1r Houston; Mrs. " y. FarrIs. Mics Sgs
L. Keep. Huntsville Y. 9 camd3a. Calves
ton; IL Epstein, Chicago. }. s~An. Now Or
isEIss s. H. Nheflh0ust. -, Louis; = u.
YuraE, Beaumont, =. s. C3iar5. Riehnora
c. r. D,ske. Austin r. G. Fly san An
Ionio. r. n. NtGsfyey, city. Hugo EpsiriL.
Mex YORK. IS. Il 1Hsnlail 81. l-guis i =.
Arstin, DFiiss: Henry Cop8. Kew Orleans.
General W. " Nabry. Ansttn. IL. a. Beu;oi,,
~, Louis. John Temple Graves, Atlanta.
Ga. r, seheyelano, sahipc Pass, q. y. Ai-
ism. DsiIss: Victor 4 Beats, u J. Single
ton. Kew Orleans. a. q. wslEins Roit
Worth. u, r. FrauSiin. San Antouie; Samuel
]. Palmer, George s. BoQtios'. NoA Ycfk I'D
II. MrIris Dallas, H. r AtyciA. New oFie,HB.
tohn r. sranef. Scw YORK.
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.ettina Necessary Rouipmeni.

The Southern Pacific and ;he Houtton
snd Texas Central have Arranged 10 in
crease their equipment ~ The addition Of
Between 100 and ioo0 Canada cstflc ears.
Of an improved type With which 10 handle
tho sprtrg and summer business The IN
,iicAtipDs arc that the movement Of stecs
skill be quite heavy. Yesterday The f'sn-
tJai received three ;rainiosGis Of stock from
ihe Southern Parlfic for transportation to
'hc Indian Territory. ard several hundred
had more viii be handled rs these roads
during the first part o. The week.
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for by graduates from every college 10
United States, while Texans are forging 4
Inc ;Tsat in every occupation, this "
substantial reminder that the sciences u
being cultivated in the State. To land tlls,I
such prizes all at once is high trio'
to the scholarship of the UNIVERSITY
TcXas graduates
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Nrctiur nf ELK.

The officers Of the Elks elected a week
ago last night were installed last night.
but tho appointments OF the grand exalted
ruler were deferred until next Saturday
night. Captain +, A. Reichardt was chosen
. helegatc 10 the National meeting of
Dlks in New Orleans. and George +. Jones
WAS elected as alternate, larrs mimcer
81 .hc Elks In addition 20 the two gentle
men named arc expected to attend the con-
yentlon.
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Tcxnnn nd 1he linn.

Austin, Texas, April 2,Telegrams re-
ceiyed here this Afternoon announce that
three University OF Texas graduates have
hten awarded fellowship IN the University
o. Chicago. as follows: ". +. Mccaleb Of
Carlo Springs fellowship in history, Sol
y. Aeree OF McGregor. at present teacher
IL the san Antonio high school. fellow ship
IN CHEMISTRY; Fritz Reichman OF Austin.
fellowship in physics. These fellowships
arc awarded solely for original scientific
research work and are eagerly competed
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.,o,b~r To, sprsnr. Excursion.

City Tickle; Agent Hunter Of the Inter
national and Great Northern has received
advice firm The general passenger agents
oricc ii Palestine 10 the effec; that The
road would run ano,tcr excursion 70 Hot
Springs from Trass points on Monday.
Apfil II. a iia romri frip rate 81 S.'Ns
Mf. Price gsyH The ia1 excursion proved 10
be quite nnccefsfll 3fii that his road hiss
Heor soiiri.ei 10 repeat Il. Tickets WI
b. IInii,eA nntii tprii ~ for return. but
Nv ,hs payment of an additional s'siS an
extension " thirty DAYS viii be granted.
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rrack ln,ins ua. ncenn.

II ". DoNuey Of Doaney Bros. con
trsr'!uE hral. returned Yesterday morning
from a trip 20 81 MavtinsYiIle La. whore
The eomPsny has under contract a twenty
fyc mic extension Of the MorEan's Louis
lana and Texas. The s:ade has oeea nm
ifhed and a week ago Track laying begun
NT Dcwrey says that the company hopes
to have the work completed by May 10
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TIE IiUTCHIN5
house,.
H. q. WARD.
Proprietor
Rates; $500 and
$50 per day.


X NJ White. Turtle bayou. Marcus G..
staiiL. Shreveport j L. hudson Son y.
IIndRoG. city; ~. ~ Dickinson. HcmpeicAd.
he Conistoak Cleveland. N. H. Harting-
ton. College Station " !. Mutton, Detroit;
Mrs, =. c. SandfrE kalamazoo; y. u, Hynes.
Qph,ey. III. NJ g. Forsyth Philadelphia. J.
"A. sloan. Galveston; 4 W Morris and son.
.it, Y 4. Iiprlork aud wife. Nayasuta :
v 1eyis. Philadelphia. " ", Nyc paiiak.
Gee G shelley. ST. Louis; Nm, Moon. Han
vcy Morris. " i. Lytir. san Antonio. " u.
iieiiiy. srauish Camp; G. H. lloldmau. Cin-
einysti Il l.. Warren. croekcttk 81 Ne.
FrrIiu, Lloyd Thomas. Holdcnyilc |. r.. W
cboli opelpusas. Ln.: u. g. Quirk. Jr,
MgshifGtnp. La Thomas A. Russell. Lake
risfies Nisa Ada Harrington. Miss s.,hv
Aious.. New lhatin Samuel q. Mater, bli
lsp Charles " jackson, Decatur. " ",
k,beitS TexarLbna. A. " Marshall Jr
shreveport. Mrs q II. Deunar. Mrs. v, X
Cciioi. Waxahachic. Mm n, Seafry. i'lnl
Bufi. Tom Andersen. NiGsoDcr, |. r., Glen
Callahan, Sapulpa. !. T.
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Special Aainprlt, GRANTED.

The railroad commission yesterday grant.
ed the application OF the international and
Great Northern for authority to adopt the
rate Of 7h cents per 100 rounds for tho
transportation Of soap In ear loads from
Houstcn ia vclasco, the same being ~
feetiye April 2
10 approval Of the application Of lhe
Oslseston, Houston aud Henderson the
coin,nissipn also authorizes the adoption Il
rate OF Z y cents PR 100 pounds on san
II lots Of 2eoo Wounds or more. between
Houston and Galveston aud all stations on
the Galveston. Houston and Henderson
railrcad, the saiue being effective April ! /.
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recd in Trnn,it rriyilcgc.

Fort Worth Texas. April Ut was
learned here Yesterday that the Kansas
railroads bad decided not to abolish the
feed In trapsit privileges OH cattle As had
bren INTENDED April / but 70 allow It -
continue in force. They will however
icake this stop-9tf ccst si5 instead Of $40
rer ear as here ofore The time will re-
main sig months as before.
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southern raciac Depot purnca.

a telegram was received in lIonaion yes
terdsy announcing that Gre bad destroyed
tho Southern psoi6cs depo, at Cade, La.
liz miles yea, of Ne% orleans 4 freight
tram arrived AZ the Station al l2:49 .. M.
end discovered ihe Src. Reports say u al
The depot and contents were hurnel also
considerable damage done 20 xix box cars
sisnding on the siding. orlein o. tire
unknown.
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MIR. FINLEY coMrrIMgNTrp

The Fost correspondent was shown a
letter today written ty citizen OF Santee.
Cal. to his agent in Texas in reference to
business matters that nc had in oonnec.
uon with the controllers office. and af-
ter finishing tho business portion OF his
letter he passes the following compliment
u2on the comptroller:
In this connection desire to say that
consider the fun and clear exnlanation
OF MIR Finley, in regard 10 this little ,ax
matter. as indicating not only good
s"a accommodating pubic servant but
tlonsries would have taken the rains -
give SO fun and satisfactory an exp-an.
alton He deserves 70 be retainca in ofYI.,
Very truly yours, W. III S5mers
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noon and departed for Galveston, The stay
IN Houston was very short. but the ofa-
Gals viii return Tuesday night after INC
annual meeting Of the Galveston. H,1stoh
ana Henderson "a held in Galveston. The
party is composed OF President Ronse. Vice
President and General Manager tlisr. Ger
ersi Solicitor HagerDsn. General lstforafy
Miller, Traffic Manager Miller. General 81
perintcndent Maxwell. General Frelsnt
Agent Allen end Superintendent Finney OF
a MILWAUKEE, construction Company.
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Beginning yesterday the southern Pacific
and Houston and Texas Central general
offices resumed the practice Of closing al
p NJ. on Saturdays. This has been the
custom during the summer for years. ami
will continue In force until September !.
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r. Nahey. san Artario Marian Urraon.
NJ. cftsans Lee Hsn1h ser ~. G t'n,asii,
! K. String. E OpIeniieimrt, r. y Tut
viicf. Nes York Bort sAHngi'. Saa Aptchio.
Staiitrn Boston William 4 Ieyiii bANa
beer. 81 Mccrnw. 81. Cnan, Y. \. Mar
I'M VI = BSrtlrii, s"S fffh ,lafies h
Lau,hl,efkel. Dayton. Ohi1. Henry Alhrm ht.
T1as: H. A Ferguson. IT Louis; g. TAM
mood y T. and r PtlnN Loeb NeN lore.
" f. Mcclure. GSife-tnll
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The STATE CAPITAL
4 Very Distinguished Catholic Prc-
Int in the CITY.

Austin, Texas, April 2-The Very rev
Or. J. A. zahm. superior provincial OF
the o,der Of the Holy Cross In the United
States, IS in the city. the guest o. Rev
p. p Klein, president OF ST. Edwards
college DR.. Zahm is the most pronounced
Catholic advocate of the evolution theory
and has been honored by the POPE with the
title OF Phi, u. In recognition OF his emil
nenee as a scientist which has been
reached by years Of deep and inoessaut re-
search, He has but recently returned from
Rome to take charge OF the interests az the
Order OF the Holy Cross in this country.
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Given the Dcnth pcnnIsy.

Richmond. Texas. April MANUEL X
ris. colored, received the death verdict Y
morning for the outrage and murder ~
little s-year-old blind colored girl on
FIRST day OF this year. An appeal will \
taken 4
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The Aamaeorda and Sacramento Noun
tain halfway company has been incorpo'
a,ed in New Mexico to buld line from
Aiamagorda 10 the Sacramento Mountains.
connecting with the main line o. tho vi
raso and Northeastern Al he former place
The maIn line VIII he twenty miles IN
length, with two intermediate branches
altogether aggrcgatlng abont seventy. i've
miles. Tho object Of the Incorporation IS
10 gain access 10 the timber region Of ,hc
Sacramento mountains. thus furnishing n
practically inexhauslihc supply OF the fin
est timber for construction purposes 20 the
railroads which arc under construction In
that region. The company has been cap
iiali5ed az 5000 ooo enough having been al
ready subscribed 10 begin operations, and
the road viii he pushed 30 completion as
RAPIDLY rs possible. Tho incorporators are
J. A. Eddy. II \. Couucr J l.. Campbell,
Of III paso; W. A. HAWKING and A. 3
Grcir
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CAPITOL lioTEL
Franz A Pers.y,
ST.. Manager.

Rates. szD 20
u % per day SIX
" segant roo.ns.
Srh bath. Largo
sample roo 70 {.
Centrally lorEIed.
Best aecommodn-
,iopg for CONNER
tial msu ~ the
ettr
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pnia It's rnssengcr Tax.

Austin Texas. April THE Missouri,
Kansas aud Texas Railroad company OF
Tcxas today paid 10 the comptroller si55i.23
tax on It's passenger earnings FOR the quar-
ter ending March a.
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Scnlencea - Hang.

Richmond, Texas, April 2.--Wlliiam
Benson was sentenced by Judge Resse
the district court this afternoon 70
on May 8. Benson had but little 20
except that he had not been treated :
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". p Mcclure. acting general freight
ana passenger agent Of the Galveston.
Houston and Henderson. Mas here yestcr-
day.
L f Adams. chict clerk Of the general
here yesterday.
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sary Identification to persons who MAY
have lost their registration certificates lie
may he communicated With either in per
son or bY t.lephone
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Hotel Bristol,

HOUSTON. TEXAS.
American Plan. 81 and $3.50 per Day.
straotiy frst-clsst. centrally located. Pas
serser Elevator, EIcetfir Lights. Stcan Heat.
Return snd Call PrllE IL sfi rconA. Elegantly
furnished. her and usodern.
Accommodations unsurpassed By any iiotRi
10 The city
n MURrsoN T. MALiS. Managers.
Formerly Of Capitol Hotel.
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INSURANCE RATE TOO HIGH.
Cossixise Lias, Gao Not Operate
Under the Conditions.
RATES INCREASED FOUR PER CENT
FOR Fear wsr VIII Ne Declared the
Lone Star Line suspend- Opera
sIon--NaIIcry Gives No Notice.

| Galveston: Texas. April e.4=GenerNl
| Ageo, Ripley Of the Lone stsr Steamship
line received orders from The New Yorh
office today 10 sccept no more freight for
rhlpmeut PENDING further deveiopmtnit in
the var situation. The reason for this -
the adyanre lii rates 81 insurance from
10 & PR cent. which Is considered TO b.
opirsgeously high, and amounting TO al-
most an absolute inhibition
II Is Gndcrtood ihs, Inc Mallory line
people received similar notice from her
Se# York osfre. ai;soaSt :sey entetsa a
mild dis6lstrner when questioned about tie
matter iiiis afternoon III The absence 81
Traits Manager Bartholomew Chief cissh
De Silt said that he knew nothing about
any such orders being received NeyeTt'se-
less gentleman Ii sutbofiiy for The state
nient made to Post reporter that he saw
telegram 10 the Mallory people directing
them to take no more freight until fnrtsar
orders
So far az ibe Lone Star Is concerned the
order came IN good time 10 De obeysd. Tho
Menemishs sailed for New York yesterday
in time 70 escape tho hiEh insurance. RATES
and southbound vessel il now on the
seaB and viii srriye some lime nes, week
The affairs q she Lone Star tine wete
further rompiipatea this afternoon. how.
ever when between and oeloea The
following dispatch vas received from The
general Offices in New York
Situation very acute War will Wy
likely Dc declared Monday. Under }he
circumstances think thar you had bet.
ter give notice THAI saiiinEs are
r Hogan & sons.
Sir Ripley then dictated the following
statement for The press;
TIE report that the Lone Star line
has Withdrawn Its STEAMERS and tpA1-
doned the line between hero and Sew
York IS absolutely without foundation
Tha prospects for war With Spain airs
becoming more acute every minute. The
last adyioes from NeN York state prob
ably that war Will be declared Mon
day, and under the circumstances VIC
viii exercise wisa business precautions
by temporarily pcstpouing our saiiinss
from Sea YORK until the suspense Is
over. II var IS not declared ~ wiil
resume DAT schedule on April H. We
DO not wish 10 continue 10 receive
freight from our patrons and hold ~ en-
cur docks or cause them 30 he a; ee-
penze 10 remove The same. What ep-
piies 10 Tho Lone Star steamers w,ll
spFlE 70 all coastHise vessels
The mallory line late tonight reiterated
;he statement thai they bad reeeivsd 10
orders touching either taking Of 're.eilt or
the suspension Of regular salInes VI their
ships When asked about the high rate 81
insurance The reply Was made that II tie
consigneea are willing to pay It the Nal
Tory line will transport the freisat
In event tina, war Is declared it ~ rr-
derstoo1 that iho government viii press
into service all available ppasiwise vessels.
New Mexican Road Incorporated.
The Alamaeorda and Sacramento Noun
tain halfway company has been incorpui
ated IN New Mexico to bnild line from
Aiamagorda TO the Sacramento Mountains.
skH,4, fHf1..
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Registrar t;rnmbsrh announces that h,
VIII have a representative al the office on
Tax Collector Curtin tomorrow. who viii
be furnished WIKI an index 10 the rsy.stra.
ten books and who will furnish tho rsces-
The evening times., 1898-12-23
a MAN on THE ROOF
CREATES CoNSTERN ALTON

CONSERVATION reigned for a period Of
twenty minutes at the Woodmont Flats
at Iowa Circle and Thirteenth Street.
shortly after s o'clock last night, caused
by the noise made by a nocturnal prowler
who was moving about on the roof Of
that house and the one adjoining.
A message was received at detective
headquarters about S;15 o'clock stating
that man was at that time on the roof
of the. house adjoining the Woodmont
He was supposed to be a burglar, and the
request was made that the police be sent
to investigate. Inspector Boardman de-
tailed Detective Bauer. and at the same
time notified the police of the Second
precinct.
The policemen and detective arrived on
the scene almost simultaneously, TO find
that the strange roof-perambulator had
vanished as mysteriously as be had APP
peared, leaving no clew 10 his identity.
The guests Of the Wooimont had visions
of a desperate burglar. but the police were
inclined to think that the miscreant had
entered the adjoining house, which is va
cant ard gained the ROOF Tor the purpose
of peeping into the apartments at the
hotel ard houses contiguous.
(. e. Lancaster, a guest at the Wood
mont, heard the noise of some one mov-
ing on the roof as he was going upstairs
TO his room. He remarked il to the ele-
Vator boy, and the latter warned Mr..
Lancaster to keep quiet saying that the
police had been notified. When the police
arrived they made a thorough search OF
the vacant house, its premises. and both
roofs, but could find nothing OF the mys-
teriUus man.
The evening times., 1898-12-23
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
DECEMBER 10. IS9s.-To WHOM 1T MAY CON
Germ: Notice is given that the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia intend to put in the
necessary water connections upon the following
streets, assessments for cost OF said work to be
levied as provided in public acts No SIS, ap-
proved March II, 1891, ard No. III, approved
August T. lS9i These water connections are
necessary in advance OF the paving of the road
ways Of the streets concerned, follows. The
material to be used will be 5-i-inch lead pipe
and 1-2nch cast-iron pipe:
KENYON Street, between Thirteenth and Four.
teenth Streets northwest
Block Sc, Columbia Heights. Lots to be as
sessed: Nos lG, Il, Is, 49, 30, and 81 q I-2-nch
cast-iron pipe); estimated ccst of each connec-
tion. S15 East half OF lot %, % feet of S-i-inch
lead pipe; estimated cost, $3.50 Lot q. -
inch cast-iron pipe, SIS. Total cost of block S6,
S122. so.
Block 81 Columbia Heights. Lots to be as
sessed: All of lots and A.; estimated cost of
each connection SIS. East 23.S6 feet of lot (34-
inch lead pipe); estimated cost. $3.50 All OF
lots I, %, "a, ard % q 12-inch east-iron pipe)
estimated cost of each connection. SIS. Total cost
for block 81, SlO1 so. All owners of property 10
be assessed may appear and present objections
to the improvements. ETC., at public hearing to
be held in the board room OF the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia on the 2sTH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1898, AT II O'CLOCK A. NJ.
J. B. WIGHT. j. W. ROSS, and L. II. BEACH,
Commissioners. ID. G. del2, ,23.24
The evening times., 1898-12-23
BREVITIES BY WIRE.

1t was reported to the New York police
yesterday that Miss Morton, daughter
OF former Governor Levi p. Morton. had
been hurt in a bicycle accident. She was
removed to her home in Fifth Avenue.
An explosion occurred in the Cooper
shop of the Dupont Powder Works at
Wilmington, Del, and Harry Carter was
badly burned about the face. The build
ing WAS wrecked. a flying spark from
the furnace fell in a lleg OF powder, caus-
ing the explosion.
The Norwich Line steamer City OF Low
ell, which left New London for New
York Tuesday night is a day overdue.
There is some anxiety felt for her safety
A heavy fog has covered the Sound for
forty-eight hours, and il is likely she has
anchored till il lifts. She has a small
passenger list.
Joseph Wiess, a New York truckman
returned home after a prolonged spree
and attempted TO murder his wife and
three children, and failing in this shot
himself He will probably survive. A
policeman's interference probably saved
the lives of the family, as Wiess -vowe d
he had cartridges for all.
The body of Miss Mary AIcNair aged
twenty-five years who had been missing
from MiddletOwn, Pa, since Monday
tNtilAi-7r N.tS ipAliN III Nl4t Ntl4sai lItdI
Middletown yesterday. There was no ev-
idence of foul play. and the parents OF
the girl believe she committed suicide
while III a fit OF dependency.
Thomas ]. Wells, formerly Supreme
Judge of Illinois, came TO Bourbon, Ind.
two years ago, and at once began wooing
Mrs Josie Chaplain A marriage soon
followed, but when the honeymoon was
over the groom began visiting New York
Philadelphia and Washington without his
wife. Mrs. Wells began divorce proceed
ings. and has just secured divorce
S23.oeO in Government bonds and 90 900 in
cash. Mrs. Wells has been married five
times and the judge three.
The evening times., 1898-12-23
Southern Ry.
fse ebedule in effect December 4, 1865. }

Schedule in elect DeCenoST 4, IcsS
All IraIn4 arrive and leave PeansysaniL Pas-
sensT Hi5 M.-paiIy, local fer DanviIlc. Cha--
80 and way stations connects at Manassas daily
~, ,,;lb the Norfolk and Western daily.
II.I5 a N-Daily. the UNITED STATES FAST
NAIL, Pullman s.eePers; New YORK ard
washington to JaeksonSiie, uniting at S1i's-
o1t! y g. knoxville. Chattanooga and Mem
rp;. Tenn. and at Charlotte with Pullman
Ghis, Sinsoor for Augusta. Pullman Sleeper. New
1orA p,llnan Sleeper for Atlanta. Con-
WIN Ixrrhlurg with Chesapeake and Ohio
poITx,v for Lexington daily except Sunday and
hai Brid9e, daily; Solid train, Washington
NasEar - orleans without change. Dining car Serv-
- 70 sunset personally conducted tourist eycur-
Ion sleeper on this train every NedneS-
s.oH' 5n and Saturday 10 San Francisco without
change sla M.-Locai for Front Royal. stEasbu-g
II u,rrisonhurg, daily, except sunday.
anu p N Daily. local for Charlottesville.
al p N-Daiiy, WASHINGTON AND
eoiTUJ1rtI5vFSTERN, VESTiBULED LIMITED. COM
Soo sol5t Of Pullman yestibuled Sleepcrs. Dining
PP and Day Coaches. Pullman Sieepers, New
cars anu Nashville TSan via ASheviae Knox
1TTN VI CLattanooga; New York and Tampa via
Cha-,1tte Columbia, Savannah and Jacksonville:
New York TO Memphis wa birmingham, New
.io, fosS for Aiken New York TO New Orleans.
ris atlanta and MontgomerT Vestlbuied Day
coach, Washington tc Atlanta sootnefn halfway
S:Sn, Car Greensboro TO Montgomery.
Dir1 Tha New York ard Florida Limited will 5s
res9iiTEI resA9n'fIS 1Y WASHINGTON AND OHIO d.
VISION leave Washington 9:ol 4. NJ daily and
stIP N. daily except Sunday and 6;25 P. N.
Srndav oply, for Round Hill; 4:S2 p NJ daily ex-
csnt Surday .Ur Lecsnurg. and 6:25 p. VI. daily
81 Uerndon Returning, arrive at Washington
S.56 A. ~ taily and $40 P NJ. Sundays only.
and 2.s5 p NJ daily except Sunday from Round
Hill and 7:06 A. II. daily except Sunday, from
Herndon. and s;si A. n daily except Sunday
from L.eesturg.
Through trains from the South arrive at WASH
inaton. GAP A. NJ, 2:20 P. NJ and 9:o5 =. NJ.
Hsp i,oEbuIg. u noon daily. except Sunday. and
0:O5 P. N. daily, and $50 A. h- daily from
Charlot.Gs'Il".
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Company ON orders left at Ticket Ofa-
ces 7O5 Fifteenth ST. NV, 81 Pennsylvania Ave-
nue. NV, and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station.
Telephone call 1ln for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
General Manager.
J. NJ CIHP, Traffic Manager
W. A. TURK. General Passenger Agent
! I. 8. BROWN. Cen Ayt-. Pas. Dept.