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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
VANDERBILTS AND MANHATTAN.

RUSSELL SAGE THINKS THEY WANT TO GET
HOLD OF THE ELEVATED.
Russell Sage nclines to the belief that IL
NAV be the Vanderbilt interests which are en-
deayoring to secure the control Of the Manhattan
Railway Company He said yesterday that IN
his opinion the lease of the Boston ana Albany
road bv the New-York Central would have some
effect upon the future Of rapid transit in New
York City. adding:
You see the consolidation Of the New-forK
Central and Boston and Albany has made the
New-York Central of the greatest raiiroai
Of that road making an attempt to get hold OF the
Manhattan Elevated. 1t Is evident mat nna''erS
are shaping In that direction - -
II was too early yet however, Mr. sage went on,
to discuss details, and any statement when ne
might make AT this time would be premature.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London. July 6. p m.-The market for Amer-
can securities after dull opening 1rmer. but
rather inactive. business being limited TO profess
sional operators. The closing tone was steady
and the demand light. Last prices follow: At
Gibson 2Os.; Canadian. l0il. St Paul 1858. ILL
nois Central 1902; Louisville. 741.. Union Pacific
preferred. Sos.; New York Central. l49; Erie. 49,
Pennsylvania. 70; Reading llls: Erie first preferred
3Sl4 Northern Pacific preferred. So Grand Trunk
S and Anaconda ILL.,
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RAILROAD RONDs-Market 1

RAILROAD BONDS-Market irregular and
active. Total sales amounted in par value to $3.50
go. against $4,000 Wednesday. The heaviest
dealings were in the Atchison Baltimore and
Ohio and St Louis Southwestern issues. Chicago
Terminal As. Colorado Southern Is. Erie general
lien As. Mexican Central Dds. Kansas and Texas
first Is. Missouri Pacific consol 6s. Northern Pa
cifc general lien IS. oregon Short Line BE-. Read
ing As st. Louis and Iron Mountain 0s. Toledo.
81. Louis and Kansas City lst receipts. Wabash de-
benture BIS, Louisville and Nashville unified As and
Jersey Central 5s
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Bankers' posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE New Orleans - Com
mercal. 81 %: bank. zoe premium. San Francisco
Sight. 12Hc telegraph l5c Cincnnati-Over the
counter. SOC premium; between banks 40c discount
Savannah-Buyng. 1-16c discount: selling 75c per
500 premium. Charleston-Buying. pa.; selling
nc premium. BOston-l0dl5c discount Chicago
40c discount. ST Louis-l0c discount.
BANK CLEARTNGS. - New York - Exchanges
500 O+ IA: balances A7Ss III. Chicago-Exchanges
$5 992 30; balances. 8l5s1l6 Baltimore Exchanges
81 Gil. 453; balances NSS 1875. Observation-Disclosures $685.
O52 GIL balances 50 354,626 Philadelphia Exchanges
81 2S0. Sss: balances 81 306 ,03i
FOREIGN BANK STATEMENTS-Th weekly
statement Of the Bank OF England shows the fol
lowing changes: Notes reserve decreased. fN3 O)0;
circulation Increased. fSsOOo bullion increased
1855 IA other securities decreased HSlLOO; other
deposits decreased, 203S. 900. public deposits de-
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HANNERSTEIN'S PETITION REJECTED.

Judge Brown. In the United States District Court,
yesterday rejected the petition for discharge IN
bankruptcy Of Oscar Hammerstein and referred the
matter back TO P b. Olney, the referee. to take
further testimony The order was made on the mo-
ton OF D. NJ Neuberger counsel for James Ever
ard the brewer who is a creditor OF Hammersten
and holds a mortgage on the Victoria Theatre, and
who claims that the bankrupts statement or his
assets is false. Hammerstens petition was filed on
April 10. and his liabilities were placed at about
S142 600 with assets.
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PROFIT SALES IN STOCKS.
SMALL DECLINES RECORDED.
RAILROAD EARNINGS CONTINUE HEAVY
BOND MARKET IRREGULAR.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday of the principal active
securities and net changes from Wednesday
i.nA La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07
EXHIBITS FROM THE ISLANDS.

81 anticipate that the exhibits from the Phlhp-
pines from Porto Rico and from Cuba ana Mex
leo will be Of great interest; we already have the
assurances that they will be from Porto RICO
Our invitations to the exposition are being sent
out in English Spanish and Portuguese. We may
add French. Dutch and Danish circulars, IN view
of certain settlements in the West INDIES .
ID. II Burnham. according to Mr.. Fleming, says
that Buffalo is going to be astonished ny the at,
tendance at the exposition. Your uouple' saIu
Mr. Rurnham rs going to be to give sleeping ac-
Communications for the multitude and TO feed II;
There will be universal interest In the Unit E
States in such an exhibition. and. Niagara faIs
being so near. people will come to Buralo TO see
the great exposition and the great cataract why:
you are in the centre OF a population OF nearly
forty millions OF people. 49,, ..,o,,
Buffalo is thinking seriously about the prop,ein
Of caring for the multitude and one big hotel Is
10 be enlarged Then there IL a scheme 70 puu
one huge union railway station Bunalo Is sauIy
In need of such station. Moreover tne 49, t.n.
donment Of the Hamburg Canal by the state gives
snace for the construction OF such station ne
time and the occasion are thus opportune for the
construction OF a station
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free to the place Of shipment. We also nave
made arrangements with all the steamship nnes
running steamers to the West Indies, Mexican OF
South American ports 10 carry free OF cost an an
exhibition, provided all the expenses OF handing are
paid Private exhibits are to be carried at varl-
Gus reduced rates some steamship lines giving
certain rates and Others lower higher rates
from, thara
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch No. 30 Broad-stJ
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07

THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.
GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market firm. Final
quotations follow:
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Actual closing rates follow
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THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

The daily Washington Treasury statement. COW
erng actual results Of two days ago compared
with the last preceding statement Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-07

Consul Fowler. at Che-Foo, says that last year
he saw number OF soldiers drinking impure
water out of large Jars And he is thus led TO sug
gest that II American manufacturers of cheap
filters would sent out a lot TO the Chinese ports
they would sell well
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
JUDGE GRAY's OPINIONS.
HANDED DOWN IN SESSIONS OF
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
IN PHILADELPHIA.

HANDED DOWN IN SESSIONS OF
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Judge Gray. in the United States Cir
cult Court, in Philadelphia, handed
down an opinion reversing the order Of
the United States general appraisers
In the customs ease which o. G. Hemp
stead & Sons appealed from the deci-
sien OF the board in assessing as du-
table glass tubes in which chloride of
ethyl had been imported The import
ers contended that the tubes had no
separate value or use apart from their
contents. or after such contents had
been exhausted. Judge Gray holds
that while the tubes were OF peculiar
construction their only use was in pre-
serving the liquid contained in them.
Judge Gray also handed down an
opinion dismissing the bin in equity
brought by William w. Shoe against
Gimbel Brothers. The bill asked that
the defendants be restrained from in
fringing on the patent OF the complain
ant on Improvements in bicycle sad
dies. Judge Gray holds that the pat
ent in question is invalid, being i'm
properly granted. and that the device
nsed by the defendants is different from
that on which the complainant based
his claim. A.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
: BIG SUNDAY AT BOWERS.

|OvER 10000 PEOPLE WE'RE AT
THE POPULAR BAYSIDE RESORT
YESTERDAY.
Bowers, Del. Aug. 11.-Yesterday
was big Thursday" at this bayside re-
sort, and nearly every Kent county
town was deserted on account Of the
pleasant weather, and the vast armies
Iof Delawareans Of all walks in life
Icongregating here. The influx Of VS.
itors began the night before, when
nearly 100 fakirs and "shell-game"
men came here from Philadelphia and
Baltimore.
The crowd OF visitors had swelled
to over 10000 by 2.S0 yesterday after
noon, when the field sports and bur
lesque and yacht races began. Some
of the visitors had driven sixty miles.
There were several private detectives
here to aid the proprietors of the place
in keeping order, and Sheriff ]. B.
Wharton, OF Kent county, was on the
grounds all day.
The onlx difficulties reported up to
early last evening were scrimmages
between the confidence men and farm
ers, whose good money they had OBJ
tained too quickly. and who were
chased to the woods by the infuriated
investors.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
KIssINn BuG RnrrI.En

William B. Remley has in his pos
session a kissing bug which he caught
at Millington, Nd, while on busi-
ness trip there. He has the bug in a
bottle, and yesterday he, with his pet
was in the Office OF prominent real
estate dealer displaying 1t and show.
ing how it would eat various kinds oi
insects. The owner caught severa
ilies and put them in the bottle. whicl
the kissing bug devoured with ease
Mr.. Remleg prizes his pet very highly
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
LESLIE CAMP CLOSED.

Elkton, Md, Aug. 1O.-The local
preachers and exhorters' camp, which
has been in session at Leslie for the
past two weeks. came to a close Tues.
day evening. after a successful meet
ing. During the camp twenty-one
conversions we're reported. The old Of.
hcers were elected at a meeting Of the
stockholders as follows: President
John r. Wright, Washington, d. c.;
Harry Wildsmith North East. vice.
president John L. Moore, North East
secretary, and Samuel Section, Nortf
East, treasurer. The ministers ofNciat
ins on the closing day were Rev
George Hun. Of Washington. D. C..
Rev. ]. H. L. simms, Of Wilmington
and Rev. william Lambright. Of Bal
timore.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
HART GETS DAUGHTER GRAC
LITTLE GIRL REsTIFIED SHE
WOULD RATHER LIVE WITH
HER FATHER.

LITTLE GIRL TESTIFIED SHE
WOULD RATHER LIVE WITH
HER FATHER.
In the habeas corpus proceedings
before Judge Mccarthy in Philadel-
phia by Mrs. Catharine E. Hart against
her husband. Captain John d. Hart,
who is well-known here. for the GUS
tody OF their child. Grace Hart. who
was alleged to have been enticed away
from her mother and detained by the
respondent, the hearing was continued
Wednesday by the examination of the
girl by Judge Mccarthy. She stated
that she had voluntarily run away
from her mothers home, and had gone
to her fathers business place on Della
ware avenue on account of i'll treat
ment by her mother. In reply to ques-
tions by the court, the child said that
OF the two parents, she preferred to re-
main with her father, because she loved
him more. 1t appeared that Hart al
ready had the custody OF his two older
daughters. who had repudiated their
mother and refused to live with her
any longer on account Of her mode of
life.
Judge Mccarthy stated that, having
listened to the testimony Of the emf
nently respectable persons who had
been called on behalf of the respond
ent, Hart, and having especially heard
the statement Of the intelligent little
girl. he believed her interests and per-
maReRt welfare would best be servd
by leaving her under the control of
her father. The writ was. therefore,
dismissed, and the child remanded to
Captain Hart's custody. The decision
was apparently pleasing to the little
one. as she left che court room hand
in hand with her parent Mrs. Hart
remained a few minutes. weeping.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
Second Week Of
BARSKY'S
REMOVAL
SALE.

Sacrificing dry goods or any other
merchandise now, is giving yeu gold
dollars at Soc. but fe need the money
to complete our building at 400 King
street, and we are compelled to re-
duce everything.
We handle Dry Goods, Notions,
Gents Furnishings, Goods, Skirts,
Waists. etc,
Honest merchandise, reliable quality,
and the lowest possible prices are the
factors at this removal sale.
1t will pay you to call often at our
old stand, No 41e King street, and get
some Of the bargains we offer from
day to day.
For this week until sold all our
honeycomb and plain crashes will be
sold at 2Ac., worth sc.
36-inch percales, dark and light
grounds, at 51kc., worth 10 and 12hc.
One lot Of Nainsook, plaid and
stripe, suitable for curtains and chill
dren's aprons, at 4lkc., worth from 6
to &c.
All our 3S-inch Batiste and Irish
Lawns, which we sold at 12i5c., for
this sale, only &c.
All our figured P.K.'s at half price.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
NEW oFFIcERs ARRIVE.

Ensign and Mrs. Main, OF the Sal
vation Army. have arrived from Nor
gantown, w. Va, and taken charge Of
the work in this city. The Salvation
lists now occupy a new hall on Market
street near Fifth, and meetings are
held every night. The early part OF
the evening is devoted to street corner
meetings. while the latter part is de-
voted to their rooms.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
sTRIKE AT THE HosIERY.

Several girls at Charles Taylor's ho-
siery, Thirteenth and Poplar streets
went out on a strike yesterday. The
girls we're loopers, and it appears that
their work was not satisfactory, and
when told 30 they quit work. Some Of
the girls went to work this morning
but the leaders will not be given EN-.
ployment at the works again The pro
prietor does not anticipate any more
trouble.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
THE DEATH LIST.

The death list fer the past few days
is as follows: August 8. Irene Camper
son, aged 30 years, OF No. 1880 Scott
street consumption; August 8, Mrs.
Sarah Hare, aged 40 years, Of No. $40
Monroe street. heart disease; August
10, Mrs. Mary P. Hawkins, OF No. 1907
Market street, hemiplegia
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
DIER

BRADY.-In this city, ON the 9th in
stant, Charles j., son OF John and
Margaret Brady, in his 34th year.
Relatives and friends, Wilmington
Council, c. b. L., Shields Library AS
sociation and the Water Witch Fire
Company are invited to attend the fu-
neral. from his parents residence, No.
Sl9 West Fourth street, on Saturday
morning, August 12. at o'clock. High
mass at st. Paul's r. c. Church. In.
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
PRlCE.-At Edge Moor, Del. on Au-
gust s, 1899, Mrs Esther A. Price.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
WILL NOT LEAVE HERE.

Several days ago an article appeared
In the various local newspapers in re-
CARDS to the wrecking train and crew
OF this city locating in Chester. A To-
cal railroad official stated this morn
ing that It was only a part OF the
wrecking crew from Philadelphia and
not the one from this city.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
A LOANS PROPERTY som.

These properties belonging to the
Star Loan Association were sold at the
Court House yesterday afternoon: No,
1409 West Second street. II. G. Rettew,
S1.150; No. AIS East Eleventh street,
DR.. s. G.. Elbert, 1926; No. 607 Tatnall
street, three houses. Thomas B. Cart
nell, $715; No III Locust, street,
Joseph Schwab, $3.50.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
STRUCK ON THE HEAD.

While passing some new dwellings
in course OF erection at Front and jack
son streets yesterday afternoon
Thomas Nolan, aged 10 years. was
struck on the head by a falling piece
OF wood. He was removed to his home,
No. 215 South Harrison street, where it
was found that he was not seriously
injured.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
Skirts.
Skirts all reduced.

ohlllS all leuuCous
Good PIX. Skirts, at 39c., worth 79c.
Sood Crash Skirts, full widths, 23c.,
formerly SOC.
One lot OF Ladies' ribbed Vests. tape,
neck and shoulders, &C., worth 10c.
One lot Ladies' ribbed Vests, with
short sleeves, 7i5c., worth 12hc.
One lot OF Ladies' Handkerchiefs. at
&c.
One lot of Ladies plain white hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, &c., worth sc.
One lot &C., worth 10c.
A lot of Gents Handkerchiefs, in
turkey red and white, with neat bor-
ders, full size, &C., worth sc.
We are still at 416 King, but after
the first OF October we expect to be at
our new store. 409 Store for rent until
March 25, 1900 Fixtures for sale.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO BALTI-
MORE. S1.00, SUNDAY, AUGUST 13.

Sunday, August 1s. only, s1.Oo to Bal
timore and return via Balti-
more and Ohio railroad. Special train
will leave Delaware avenue station at
$3.50 a. m. Returning leave Baltimore G
D. n. Tickets good for the day OF is
sue only. Special coaches for the ac-
commodation of Wilmington excur-
sionists will be placed at Delaware
avenue station.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
COAL, WOOD AND GRAIN.

COAl4 WOlfD AMI 1ttA1N
a. Z. EHEeant. Coal and Wood. Office
E<Hfn6l a1d king DelmarYia phone f45
Setie4ned oete. Hay and Straw.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11

portion the full paid capital
i for sale Five Dollars share $40 for Treasury
and highly promising
company land North Texas
Cor fons and site The 10
miles long wide equivalent hundred Ord
mining claims
The property has ben developed sufficiently begin producing
copper marketed, and
quantities mari and cy running from 5
copper and Ic AMI other dividend working
Ito per cent, ufe)
proper s Of RAILROAD and fuel available
The and few feet and be mined and
pp than other deposits in America Copper will be
will 800 800 of
according engineers estimates $4,000 $4,000
PEI copper Iis IS pound
the State Geological
Reports highest
experiment. its Value Speculative and
demonstrated.
Report DeRyee, State Chemist Texas
numerous ocrops of copper orc have
land which hardly
found without the surface.
the depth of Is feet wa Isbe lead, and
raising 0oo lbs Of rich averaging about
per Of copper. (Worh $780, metz
easily smel and the which is found can also be econom
cally ercavaed than other which copper occur"
Report Prof W. r. cummin former 0eoIogst of Texas
condition this lode after this
employed hands and cleaned the
Of copper and will yield
per drove the tunnel further into the
following about twelve struck another
eighteen lode three
lode below the secon lode Immediately below the
uphfcrous sdts extending the entire width
Of probably much wider This mari will yield
per Of copper"
From Report of wesman, Mining
to satisfaction with and confidence in the
made by W. f. Cummins
only spots
in bcddel
washing copper
could be taken and made available relatively
suailex
Evening journal., 1899-08-11
Copper Shares.
Safest Investment, Largest Dividends

below sandstone containing
be estimated the place at least go per tOn net
From Report o George F. Kendall, Mining Engineer
a" sdevident fact uobo from report that on this
hundreds been shipped
deposit very expense yield
all existing only likely but certain"
From Report of Francis ReaI Superintendent.
property copper
the best Texas and seems to have been selected such for is
near the top water shed and the hills crop out here think there % here
there coal Oil has been found at Oocana The adapted
farming which to be profitable here and
railroad built Dundee II miles
n Copper
Copper mining proved profitable industry America
large n stocks.
company produce the world
its and the
bearing Michigan slOo per acre containing "copper"
value of its low capitalization Cs2SOoooo)
the leading chemists country
onf n he companys Offices
The company standing
business capacity, and include
Emery Low,
George RUSSELL Esq. paper vice-FresL
Maj. F. NJ. spauIdng Cd vicePresdent
Edward b. Robins Boston. Treasurer
Wheaton, Boston, Secretary.
Jas W. FxPresdent Eric Telephone Co.
Only the will be sold the of s5 90 share
wishing the full
paid will
advanced.
quantity quality of mining
transportation, climate
around increasing profit producing considered
Copper unequae advantages and affords the
the price
5 offered
may banker broker direct as below
TT, MINING ENGINEER AND EXPERT.
Crrr,T s, s99
There evidence copper deposits c already
he cuefefous ay
a n e al reduced
S i in hardfo forrpadon; and deep work
opinion the richest fields the
scfuly l. BOkION EVERETT W. e.
re from the property, says the country you
1 ,s. from an examination Of tho propsrtv on bebols of aAcom
They visited examined the
rich
Now the time to make
tunty offered will the benefit
n Express to Edward 3. Robins, Treasurer, fremont
It to advance.
AS COPPER co.
Evening journal., 1899-08-11

and substantially trimmed.
Black diagonal suits with
sack, cutaway or Prince
Albert coats. Not a black
diagonal suit in the house,
but is every strand all wool
and worsted. Sack suits,
$500, $1,000, SI2.5o and
$500. Cutaway coat suits,
$500, $40. $I2. so, $500
and up to S25.oo. Prince
Albert Coat Suits, $500,
$500, $40. 90 and $25.o 90.
Black coats and vests with
different trousers, neat gray
stripes are most popular and
we sell the coat and vest
from any of the suits and
have hundreds of the gray
trousers all sizes, styles and
prices. Full dress suits al
ways in stock, $1,000 to
SIS. 90 for coats and vests;
S.. 90 to $500 for trousers.
Tuxedos, $I2.oo and SIS. 90.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturday.
The times., 1899-11-26
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionecr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NUMBERED
% a srL L.E,,r NARTIIE ~ lLlNT AININI

TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NUMBERED
$40 STREET NORTHEAST, CONTAINING
NINE ROOMS CELLAR. HOT AND COLD
WATER, SEWERAGE CONNECTIONS.
Under and by virtue of a decree passed by the
Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia IN
a cause pending on the equity docket OF said
court, wherein the AngIo-AmeTican Savings and
Loan Association ct a. are C0mplllHants and
Edwin r. Haight ct al are defendants. the Same
being Number 2032l. Docket 46, the undersigned
trustee will sell at public auction m front Of
the premises on THURSDAY, THE lIH DAY OF
DECEMBER A d. ISgg, AT O'CLOCK r NJ,
all that piece or parcel Of land and premises,
living and being in the county OF Washington,
District OF Columbia. and known and designated
as lot tweuty-eight t2s), in T. Il. Haishts sub
division Of lots in block sixteen (l5l, IN Centre
lexington as per plat recorded IN Book County
Q. page I05 one Of the records Of the surveyors
Office OF the District q Columbia; the said lot
being improved By q nine-rocm dwelling OF mod
eru construction
Terms Of sale: All cash A deposit of one
hundred and fifty Q50) dollars viii be required
at the time Of sale, and the terms OF sale must
be complied with within ten days from the date
OF sale; otherwise tine property will be Fesold at
the risk and cost Of the defaultIug purchaser or
purchasers. Conveyancing. revenue stamps, re-
cording fees, etc, at purchasers cost
FRED l. SIDDONS Trustee.
no25-d&ds Lean and Trust Building.
The times., 1899-11-26
II RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway
From s. STATEN. 12ia St. and Pa. Avena.

From station. 1874 ST. and Pa Avenas
In Eject November /. ls03.
For Alexandria week davs s-,e, 7-ot , eo
500. s;S5, S:5e. e;25. 1900 u:O0. lt.ts. m
xl2:o5i 22o, l2;45. xi:s0. lao, eco. . 40 s.95
3:09. S4:l5, 4:50. sos. xE.s0. $50 sos ,.S0
7;o6. 7:S5, SEQ, 900, 1880 II 20, II 80 p. m,
Sundays-z:45. 800. s;fS, 10 30 u.l5 a
2:0o noon, 12:45, 1850. 2:I5 800. 3.45 4.s0 5.l5
p m.
For Mount Vernon. week days-6.s0. 500 1000
do' dl;oo' a. m. xl2:o5 Sl:2O, 300. $50 $3.50 5:Od
900 p. m.
sundays=s:OO, 1900 noon. 2.I5, s:i5. 6:45. 500
For Arlington and AqIedEcs Bridge. week
days-S.O0, $50, '9;25. 1000. u.CO. a. IN. si2.05
'l2:eo, l2:45. Z -45 200, - 49, -S25. ais s:0s
s:oi. $50. .06. 500 p. m.
sendays-7:45, eco. s:45. 1890 u:I5. a m.
1900 noon. 12:45. I:30. els 500 s.t5 IN
6;l5, 500. s:45. 7;30. Sis. p n
Parcels carried en- all trains. Baggage checked
xEXpress. TO Arlington only
J. CoLyIN, Superintendent
The times., 1899-11-26
WALL PAPER.

GENERAL YOUNG and General Lawtou are keep
ing poor Aguiualdo ION the jump" We have
to move nearly as quickly these days, we have
so many rooms to paper. Folks show they ap-
preciste fine work-rich paper-and low
prices, 81 up. +. 6. NoLTE, $40 9th st. NO
BRANCH. nO25-tf