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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-17
MONMOUTH ACADEMY.
Former Members OF the Famous COLLEGE AGAIN
Meet and Talk Over Old lines.

Monmouth, Me. Aug. Special. =
The former students Of Monmouth Acad-
envy are here in force for their third an
nual reunion. The exercises. this morn
ing, We're according to the following pro-
gramme:
Music by Orchestra.
Prayer.
Address, President Spear
Vocal Duo, Misses Gott and Leadbetter
Poem, Mrs. Salina Reed, read by Mrs. E.
l.. MdrSton.
Grafton. Thoroughbred Foes ana Tn
solved Problems Of the Republic" by
Hon. \. A.. Perry, eN-mayor Of Somer
vile, Mass.
Extracjs from the old -cIionihn i.';' '''''N7
Read by Hattie Clifford
There was splendid attendance AMI
every part Of the exercises was moss
thoroughly enjoyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-17
WATCHES.

Special midsummer sale of Ladies ana
Gents Watches in solid gold, gold filed
and silver cases. These goods are mostly
new from dealers stocks and will be sold
for what they will bring. Cash or in
StallmCnts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-17
MONEY TO LOAN.

COLLATERAL LOAN co.
opp. Cony House, Augusta.
n nj nnltf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-17

Washington, Aug. 16-Another sharp
engagement between McArthur's COM
mand and the insurgents was reported
TO the war department, today, in the fol :
lowing dispatch from Gen. Otis:
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SPECIAL MEETINGS.
Sunday Services by Commander and
Mrs. BOOth-Tucker.

Special meetings are to be held I'm Wash
ington next Sunday by Commander AMI
Mrs. Booth Tucker, the leaders of the Sal
Walton Army in the United States. Tho
members of the Auxiliary League Of thu
Salvation Army. representing most Of tho
leading churches. are preparing To enter
tain the commander and his wife and the
prominent officers who are coming with
them. ard to do all that they can to make
their meetings successful The Sunday
morning meetings will be held on Capitol
Hill, Comman Ter Booth-Tucker speaking AT
II O'Clock in the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Mrs. Booth-Tucker, the consul" at the
same hour will speak in the Eastern Pres
byrerian Church, corner of 9Th street and
Maryland avenue northeast There Will be
united demonstration at ) O'Clock sun
day afternoon at Masonic Temple 9th ard
F. streets, where Commander Booth-Tucker
will be the principal speaker and number
of other prominent officers will take part.
At the invitation of the Young Mems
Christian Association Mrs. Booth-Tuckyr
will lead its regular Sunday afternoon meet
ing for men, from to O'Clock, at the lee
ture hall of Columbian University. and If
that proves too small 10 hold the expected
crowd General Secretary Sleman announces
that an overflow nseeting Will be held. The
climax of the days services will be held at
the Luther Place Memorial Church corner
of 14th street and Vermont avenue, al Z 80
O'Clock Sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
WASHINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY.
Progress shown by Annual Reports
Election of Officers.

The Washington Humane Society held its
annual meeting at the Shoreham Hotel yes
terday evening for the reception of reports
and the election of officers TO serve during
the ensuing year. There was a large al
tendance and much interest was mani
Tested. President A. s. Pratt reviewed the
good work accomplished by the organiza-
ton. which was one Of the pioneers in The
admirable movement, and detailed what re-
manned to be done. A number of reports
were received, all OF which showed pro-
gress of a most satisfactory character.
They included the reports of Treasurer Ed
win NJ. Truell; hnancil secretary. by Mrs.
II. e. +. Mcfarland: executive committee
by Mrs. w. +. Stowell: legal proceedings
and legislation, by II. Il. +. mcfarland.
fountain, by Miss Lorng: shelter for ami
mails. by Miss Peet. and humane education.
by Mrs. Armour.
In the discussion which accompanied the
reference of the reports IL was developed
that there was n very strong opinion in
favor of placing the management Of fhe
dog pound under the supervision OF the
Society of Prevention Of Cruelty TO Ami
mails.
Ii was determined to exert efforts 10 pre-
vent the use of the many infirm or crippled
horses now engaged in hauling ash carts
and similar vehicles i'm the District.
Two additional agents were added to the
number already engaged, making four in
all. Mr.. Chester A. Snow agreeing To pay
the salary of one Of the extra agente.
The election OF officers resulted in the
unanimous reelection Of President A. :.
Pratt for his twentieth consecutive term.
Mr.. Pratts pleadings for permission TO re-
tire being 6isregaraed, as usual. The Other
officers elected were as follows: Vice presi-
dents, ]. b. Topper, Crammond Kennedy.
H. F. Blount Mrs. y. l.. Barber, Mrs. Flor
ence Murray, Mrs. Hugh McCulloCh, Mrs.
Z. c. Halliday, Mrs. J. b. Henderson. the
Rev. Alexander Mackay-Smith and Miss
Harriet b. Loring: corresponding and re-
cordng secretary, Mrs. w. +. Stawcll:
financial secretary, Mrs. II. D. +. Macfar-
land; treasurer. Edwin VI. Trucl; executive
committee the Rev. Alexander Mackay-
Smith, Gen. Rufus SaXton, J. 7. b. Tuppc".
H. f, Blount, II. Il. F. mcfarland. James
L. Pugh, jr., r. Ross Perry, W. c. Mayo.
A. ID. Addison, Crammond Kennedy, Wall
lace W. Hite, Chester A, Snow, Mrs. L, q.
Halliday. Mrs. A. J. Chapman. Mrs. Flor
ence Murray, Mrs. r. j. Hood. Mrs a. l..
Barber, Mrs. H. +. Blount. Mrs. J. II. Hen.
derson. Mrs. Deb. Randolph Keim. Mrs. c.
l.. Bishop. Mrs. B. p. Mmmack, Mrs. +.
Cairnes. Mrs. Hugh McCuIloch, Mrs W. NJ.
E. Chandler. Mrs. Crammond Kennedy.
Mrs. H. V. Boynton, Mrs. Robert Armour.
Mrs. NJ. r. knowlton. Mrs. Mary l.. Ben
nett. Mrs. Olive Innis Hite, Mrs. Marion
Longfellow O'Donohue. Mrs. Totten. thu
Misses Nj. A. Peet. Harriet b. Loring. NJ.
Z. Gale, Elise Mckeeyer, X. b. Prescott
and NJ. Z. Gweathmey.
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CUDDY's LODGING HOUSE.
Police Raid the Place and Take
Guests to Station.


Thirty-five dodgers who had paid as
many nickels to EvanseIist Cuddy for the
privilege of being sheltered from the cold
last night, had their peaceful slumbers dis
turbed by the police about midnight. There
was nothing pleasureable to the disturbed
sleepers in being taken outIin the cold and
driven to the police station, but there was
no way out of the difficulty.
Cuddys Mission, as the scent lodging
house is called. is i'm Willow Tree alley
southwest. Three houses IN the alley are
occupied by the evangelist, and the police
dec are the place has thef capacity Of a
street car. If the doors were ever closed
on any one they are not aware of it.
Policemen Lake and Headley planned the
raid on the place last night, which was
conducted by Sergeant Montgomery. While
most OF the dodgers were white, there were
few colored men in the party.
This morning in the Police Court the
thirty-fve prisoners were charged with
vagrancy. The police gave Judge Kimball
some information concerning the character
OF the lodging house and the persons who
usually sleep there. Many of them, the
police say, are tramps Of the worst kind
condition. Judge Kimball heard the evil
dence of the defendants. Nine Of them sue
ceeded in convincing the court that they
were either working men or had some good
excuse Tor being in the house. Several of
them said they had succeeded In getting
positions here, and they went to Broth
err Cuddy's because 1t was cheap
These men were discharged and the 9TH
ers were sent down for three months.
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INVITE COOPERATION.
Business Mems Association Issues
Circulars to Other Bodies.

Business Mems Association Issues
Circulars to Other Bodies.
A meeting of the committee of the Bust
ness Mems Association, consisting Of F. K
Raymond, S. B. Hege, J. H. Olcott, S. 8.
Shedd and w. S. Knox, appointed to make
preliminary arrangements for the peace
carnival, to be held in this city during
May next, was held yesterday afternoon at
the office of the association. 1t was de-
cided to send letters to various organiza-
tfons throughout the city. They are to be
asked to cooperate in the movement and
to appoint representatives to meet the
committee of the Business Mems Associa-
ton to form general committee of ar
rangements to provide plans and make sug-
gestions for the proposed carnival This
committee of arrangements when organized
will be divided into smaller committees to
carry out the details of the work.
Among the organizations that will be in
vited to send delegates are the board Of
trade, the East Washington Citizens As
ISOLATION, the lexington Citizens Associa-
ton, Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton, Mount Pleasant Citizens Association,
Northwest Suburban Citizens Association,
Brightwood Citizens Association. Brook
land Citizens Association. Takoma Park
Citizens Association, Northeast Washing
ton Citizens Association and Congress
Heights Citizens Association.
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Practiccd an imposition,

A comfortably dressed man, who gave his
name as William Jennings was locked up
yesterday afternoon by Policeman Joyce on
charge of being vagrant and suspicious
person. His arrest was the result of a
business transaction in which he sold a
woman a cheap ring, representing 1t as
solid gold.
He went to the lady's house with several
potatoes in his pocket" the policeman told
Judge Kimball this morning. land when
the lady said she wanted no potatoes he
offered to sell her the ring
The officer explained that Jennings asked
81 for the ring, and finally sold it for 40
cents.
1.-The lady, he said, had to break open
her little child's bank to get the money"
Jennings admitted the sale of the ring, as
described by the officer. and the penalty
was $40 or ninety days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
IN THE GRIP EPIDEMIC
Special Use of Hot GrogS
DIR. CYRUS EDISON
ofNew York Health Department, and
DR.. LIBERrIANN,
Surgeon General of the French Army.

II. IIhermaHn. N. n. Surgeon GopcIaI ~ ,he
French Army, in an article on la Grirre- ,unu-
enza'. recommends the following hot rrog: '',uc-
third goblet Of Vim Mariani. with ruo-thirls loil.
ing water. cloves and cinnamon and with ir
without sugar, makes groG n exquisite rssa-.
which produces Iram'diate beneficial effect in
Of cold attended by convplsil., c,n,l-
ing and depression. II is best taken at bcd time
In the grip eridemlcs in France it was ihe tonic
absolutely relied upon and has received frcquent
deserved mention in the Medical Press. u las
been shown that patients recover very slowly.
There is much general weakness and lassitude In
tonic stimulsnt and it has been found that Mari
ami Wine is unequaled for such cases"
DIR. Cyrus Edison Of the New York Health De
partment has made careful, study Of the subject
in HIS book on Ia Grippe" published by Apple
ton Co. on page 80 he writes Of Vim Mariaui
and calls special attention to 1t In the form of
hot grog. In speaking Of the complete Irostra,iun
accompanied by the depression caused by this dis
ease. and also during entire conralcsccnce. his
preference for tonic stimulant is n hot grog Il
Win Mariana He says It Is excellent FOR the Ipli-
pose intended. and recommends its use freely
The remedy is simple and within easy reach - oil
who suffer from this dreaded disease.
book with further explicit details will he sent
by Martani & Co. 81 West 18th ST. New York
to any who will write requesting same 1t il
certainly well worth writing for.
In addition TO the able authorities quoted. the
book offered contains many similar and most
convincing indorsements. thus proving H She most
reliable Of all known products II this character
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PETITION FOR A BRIDGE.
The Commissioners Refer 1t to Their
Attorney.

A request made by the Brookland Citi-
zens' Association for the construction of
bridge across the tracks of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad at Lansing street
has been referred by the District Commits
sfoners to their attorney for an opinion as
to whether the Commissioners are author
lied to construct It,
A resolution adopted by the association
declares that the tracks of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad divide the suburban
town of Brookland into two parts, known
as East and West Brookland, respectively:
that the lives of the citizens are endangered
i'm crossing the railway, and that the lives
OF the children living in West Brookland
are seriously endangered by having to cross
the tracks while going to and from school.
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RAILROADS.
ALrI1iuEE AND UnIo RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND CHIC RAILROAD.
Scle,.Iie eject December H. 1875.
Leave Na,n.u=tou 'Icln station corner OF New
jersey ayrEuc aud G. street.
For Chicago aud Northwest. Nestihuled Limited
trains u :o5. Il p n. 500 Pm ..,,.
press. II: 20 an. yestbuled Limited. $40 pm. :;
e1prrss. 1905 nighi.
f'r fh's'ars anu titETsimu aty
For Columbus Tole,i, auI Detraif. I2Us hight.
For Winchester aEn WY stations. t9;uo am.
- Ncr. ans Memphis Birmingham. Chat
pm o"Ily; sleeping ears through
Yer B!li.moic; wees days SEQ, On; s7;o'
1I:iD. N7-"o. N>:Oy. $50 r":.S0, xle:nu ant. :
4:.. S5OJ. Nj 10 ~ -. aG.Zn $50. xSUO. s::,u
a1e.Oh lt:.n Al - pin aud H2.01 night sun
IT'S. i:oS zs:o o. sss is5. s5:GS 15:io. $50
- Sa.ST,iis, 9:i1 $50 a m. ia:i5 al $50
Pm Sundays; $50 an: 4:So pm H., an
$50 M. sundays. 9:On am i:l5 pm
FOR ha-s's'"wR- fiI:oo am. and ,a:3a PEI
80. $40. 7:O5 pm sundays, s:6o am: i;i5
$50 am, NJ, 1880. SIS, 4ss. 5:$5 90, IFS pm
For Washington junction and way points. 300
R.iu. ! 80 $50 PIN week days: 800 ain. l:lJ
For Urer Marlboro 1880 am. t4;3o and
ROYAL BE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
o Al t5p5c SsS With yn1s fR:Gn Light nd
East week DAYS, 7:65, 500. 1000 am; I2:o5.
1:I5 pm: tall Dining Cars. 900 Royal Limit
ed, Exclusive tuiluiau Train. Dining Carr. t5:o5
Dining Carr, 500 (2:00 night: Sleeping Car open
q 1000 o'clOekJ Sundays, 7:05, 900 am. l2:U6
noon u:15 Dining Carr. 300. t505 Dining Carl.
Stu, 80 night sleeping Tar open 10 clock
HArluT Cars all day trains.
For Atlantic City. 1000 am. I2:U5 noon. and
lis pm. week days. 1905 Sundays
FuI Cape May 1905
Excep, Sunday. Express trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences 10y Union Transfer Company orders
left st tic ct offices. $40 Pennsy vania avenue
northwest, New York and 18th street and
at deDot.
d. b. MARTIN. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
8. B. HEGE. GeD1 Agt., Pass Dept,
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11

In a petition for divorce filed by Sadie
Lehman. who seeks to be legally separated
from Nathan Lehman, desertion is alleged
on the part of the husband. The couple
were married in 1859 In New York city by
an alderman. The alleged desertion. * Is
charged, occurred two years later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
y. b. MARTIN. Mgr. Pass. Traffic.
8. B. HEGE. Gen1 Agt., Pass Dept,
Washington. D. O.
CHESAPEAKE AMI nitIu n

CHESAPEAKE AND UHIU RAILwAl.
IBlOUGH TIE GRANDEST SIENkEi OF
AAEI.ICA, ALL TRAINS NESIlBULED,
ALL MEALS SERl ED IN DINING CARS.
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule In effect Dec. =, 1898.
20 PM DAILY-Cincinnati and St. Louis Spe-
eiaI-Solif train for Cincinnati, Pullman Sleepers
10 cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville. Indianapolis
ana ST Louis. without change. Connects ut Cow
Ington Va. for Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor
Car" Cincinnati to Chicago.
l;l0 I'M DAILY-F. F. v. Limited-Solid train
Ior cincinnati Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change; open for
occupancy at 900 p NJ Pullman Sleeping Car
70 virginia Hot Springs Connection for Hot
Springs, Va. daily without change Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. Sieepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and st. Louis
20 Pm DA1LY-For Gordonsville Charlottes-
Vile; Stanton and for Richmond daily. except
reservation and tickets at Chesapeake aud Ohio
offices, 6l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue and at
nne sutton Telephone call 1441 for Pennsylvania
haiiToad CAP service. W. FULLER.
2et-oV0 General Passenger Agent
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Appointed Rodman.

The District Commissioners have ap-
pointed w. NJ. Barton rodman In the en-
gineer department, vice Fred Asa Barnes,
resigned.
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FRENCH LINE.

COmpagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE - PARIS FRANCEo.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AN
From Pier AZ. North river foot of Morton street
La Champagne Jan u La Gascogne. Feb.
la Bretagne. Jan. Fl La Champappe Feb II
la Normandie. Jan. % La Bretagne Feb Is
First-elass passage TO Havre. s65 and upward
Genl Ag'ey for Y s and Cans Bowling Green, N Y.
q. w. MOSS e21 Pennsy lvania ave.
BELL CO.. 140G G st fe12-1y.IS
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ATTORNEYS

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw
Webster Law building, sos st. NV, Washing
ton. ID. @. Residence. No. J Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. eeln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11

Thousands Of situations have been OBJ
tained through the want columns Of The
Star.
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SOUTUEKN KAUFMAN

Schedule in effect December 4 1888
All trains arrive at and leave from Pennsylvania
.hd xsA sl,ii1s. for Ranss Charlotte
burg and Harrisonburg daily and al LT Tp
with the Norfolk and Western daily
FAB iF' NAH AMP PaiI5G GSIiED STATES
W Wa HsI to Jscksotye uniting salisbury
chstanoSsa and dnS Mt h1 pr Tna and
at Charlotte with Sleeper for Augusta. Sleeper
With Sleeper foe Hssans 91tns at
bur soTs With e. o for Lexington daily except
ington to New Orleans without change Dinlig
Car service Sunset Personally CONNECTED Tourist
and Sam Without sTTy esanse
u 4:gl pM:.Local for Front Royal. strasburg and
20 PHIDaily. Local for Charlottesville.
5Tf2 Das AND
PSssd d Pullman vss5ibul1d seeprrs pInns f caPs
a and Day TyD6 COACHES che sesperf New YORK
bla: savannah JaeEsonyiiie; New York i1 to
ington TO Augusta. with connection for Aiken. and
Hf% 9p Bs s Aata Mont
bdIa ia Railway Dining "a, Greens
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND Ohio DIvI.
S daily eHeeb saSay sG and daily and t4S
only for Round Hill; 4:22 pm daily except Sun.
4ssfss's sr1 HTa ats st WashnsdS s o
daily e ea st suds1 Sunday q o only d 5
daily except Sunday. from Herndon. s:38 I'm
daily, except sunday. from LeesbuFg
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
iDgt0D Ca an and 30 D III and O:U5 T. m
daily HIrrisOEburg 1900 noon daily except Sun.
Gay and *.05 pm daily and $3.50 a m daily from
Charlottesville
Tickets sleeping car reservations and other in.
formation furnished. and baggage called Tor aud
she"ktd from Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer CompanS. orders left at Ticket Offices
Ie5 Fifteenth ST. NV, 5Il Penusy van avenue
nv and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station
Telephone call l44l for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
service
J GULF, Traffic Manager
W A. TURK. Gen. Pass Agent
l. s BROWN. Gen Agt. Pass Dent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

STATION GUnAEh or SIKH AND STREETS.
100 \. NJ W TT II DAYS. fIIISBL IiG EXfRESS
iaI4oF And DINING Cars tuI- 'sLuTs to PITTS
10:5c, AN. PENNSYLVANIA LIM!TEp.-Pullnan
Sitep Nc, bHing, okiug aud obs rvation Cas-
Harrisburg chicago. Cfnc. nnati. Indiana polls
81 L"uls Cleveland aud Toledo. Buffet Iarlor
Car TO Harrisburg
1872 AN FAsl L-NE Pullman Buffet parlor
s;So riAi. CHICAGO AND ST, LOUIS EXPRESS.
-Si'epIns Car " ashingtOn To ); LOUIS and
Sleepins aud Dinins Cars harrisburg to ST.
7:29 Pm WESTERN EXTnfass Pullman Sleep.
,us Sai TO fttsouFg and Chicago Dlulus Cir
T:2r Pm. SOUTHWESTERN EXpREss-Pull-
ian sigeIirg Cars Washington TO Pittsburg and
1910 P,M. F%cIFIc ExpREss.-Punman Sleep
49, An. for hsue CansndaIsua Rochester and
%. n N'Ssata Falls ta.lJ. except sunday.
iO-Io An Tor ElHiru and Remove daily, except
726 TM for ,smsFori 1890 lay SR Pm
tai, aud Niagara FaIIs daily eacep, Satardsy,
~ WIN Sleeping Jar Washington To Rochester.
ialo AID Niagara Fans ua.ly. Pullman Sleeping
u,ot uSs assn 's!on 10 Rochester Saturdays only.
FOR rhiLAI ELrHlA, \Ew YORK AND The
400 IN .'CONGaESslUNAL LIMITED daily
az f9rlo. Cars. with Dining Car from Bali
NOR more l. E r., gIag,n, 100 S'ipas G4
Win ngtonI An i ga III sis' p 42o b inr
iDg Car IT IN Baltimorej, $50 1000. and ii so
Ii:9g SliHs Car 2rS@ ,I % Sanl no AM
SO 100 sTd G Tp.sns Gar from Fe bai,mOre1
onlv. Fas Express. 80 \ NJ weekdays EI-
pres. Lz:l5 I'm weekdays. 2:Oi aud $40
For Ester n, .rhOaS change. $50 AN weekdays
For I n9lsi@p5e, $50; 4;Oes 10, 5se 800 1000
Ss 81 1q:d &'t is!1o III Ills '; and rs
Pm Pm oy SUNDAY: 100. TO 900; 900 Io5l,.
limited Id!sn ~ $40 s:iS. $50 TO 1000
For Poge,s creek Line. 1850 AM and +:se Pm.
An as $40 PH u"1'' 'onoA''' ''0'
Efss '9t Fo & and s5 Pn a. 'n scnsss
only ll;45 An eek-days; Atlanta Special,
di!y ACCOMMODATION for Quantico. 7:45 An.
daily az? sk+ 81 HH c Ssss seys
rail- Ain 0ae ti s wa 1as sss5 BEGgs a.
snd II % AM. i2:45 Phi. week-dsys. II $50
For cape May I,:oo An. weekdays I1:5o Pm.
otsfE fsR'e st aaa u6srs 6f
De- an b. ~ a6 for the choosing Of baggage to
Telephone call 'ii4I" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Ger raj Manager General PasseDGer Agent.
WASHINGTON, AI4ExANDRlA AND MOUNT
VERNON RAILROAD.
r. IL yaesi NoytmSer Isss. AD'A ave
500 81 s sss. S Ss fiS5 ia Il is ,as'.
1l2;g5 1920. IA. rs. I2:04. 2:4O. 3:2s % 50
SIS: 90 s;oo 1900 2S and Il $50 Pm pm. ';00.
,I sendays- !: - 900; S;!5. 1880. Ills an.
600 Gas. 1880 s:I5 eco. 10 90 ii 20 and ii sd
PIN. .A-""
For Mount Vernon week day.-e:so. 500. 1000,
9sFt pm Oo 1A1
suudays-Y.oo N. 1900 uoon 2:lo. s:4s. Ga,
and 900 pm o' WV
Fur Arlington and Aqueduct bridge ,week aavs,-
SEQ. $50. 1900, IL 90 u m fi2eO5 io.2n III
2;oi $40. 1928 .:I5. $50 6:Oi. T:06 and 500
pm S
sundays-7:i5 900. y As, 10 80, iI:I5 an I2-oo
noon. l2:45, 30, 2:15. 800 3:45 1870 5:i5 500
6:I5. I90 and sis pm wv
Parcels carried on all trains Baggage CHECKED
xExpess 'Runs to Payne staitsn only
fRuns 70 Arlington only.
q. 4 ABB0T, j. CoIyIS
PfeSdrnt mob Superintendent
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OCEAN TRAVEL.

American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW UTHAMPTON-LONDON
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 AN.
St Louis Jan. IL st. Louis. Feb. 8
Paris. ..-.. Jan. 2o Paris. Feb. IL
St. Paul. Feb. st. Paul. -. Feb 22
Red Star Line.
NEW RK-ANTWERP-PARIS.
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
Soordand. Ian Is Westerniand. Feb. 8
Fri ISLAND Jan Is Kensington. Feb. 10
Southwark Feb. Noordland. :. Feb %
INTERNATIONAL NAvIG ALTON COMPANY,
Piers IA and 10, N. r. Office, Bowling Green.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 + st. NV OF
Geo. W. Moss, Agent. 921 Penna ave. se27
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RAILROADS.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailinSs from vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
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EMIRESS OF CHINA. Feb. u, May s. July ~
EMPRESS OF INDIA. Mar. %. May -, July 81
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. FIJI. NEW ZEALAND
AND AUSTRALIA.
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Lain. Tu. Jan -, 10 ami Lain. Tu Feb 81 10 an
Saale Tu., Jan 81, 10 am Trave. Tu Mar T. 10 am
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