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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Y. NJ. C. A. BIBLE STUDY.
TX '. DIR. PclI TO Resume His Talks.
Schedule for the Winters Work.

\ schedule OF Bible classes has been ar
ranged by the local y. NJ. G.. A. for the
season commencing October lst that Will
bring within the reach of Young men,
wheher members or not excellent oppor-
tuniues Tor study OF The Word Of God
The romm'ttee, in is announcement.
urges upon an young men the Importance
Of such study and extends cordial invita-
lions % an DESTROYS OF $50 doing. 20 enroll
themseivcs in one of the following nine
classes which VIII meet regularly as in
cheated.
WORKERS TRAINING CLASS. theme
'iltF or Christ" sunday 5I5 r. NJ. In
charge o. General Secretary
GENERAL BIBLE ST rDY. theme BE
F.nninss In c. sut Lie ana tiDla STUDY"
sueeis Monday S.l5 T.. NJ Mr 4. c. Digs.
leader.
YOUNG MEMS TRAINING CLASS.
fhcme "L.fe o. Christ" meets Monday
rs T. NJ. NJ 6. 81 Hamilton leader
YOUNG MEN S BIBLE STUDY theme
'Iife ~ Christ" meets Thursday SIS
a. NJ. Sir H. l.. Morris. leader.
DYMNASfDM BIBLH STUDY thome
'Life OF Christ" meets Friday SI5 p. NJ q.
LED by Physical Director Graham
DhOP-lN BIBLE STUDY. theme Life
o. CHRIST" meets Saturday geo T., NJ. Mr.
J y. Cre'gl0n. leader
II will be noticed rat all these classes
with one exception viii study the life
OF Christ. This arrangement makes Il
possible Tor the young man who Is abso
iuteiy prevented from attending his regu-
lar class. 10 keep up with the lesson. and
provides al the same time for the study
o. the most potential factor IN the life
OF Young men.
There will Doe two classes for boys under
slxt(en;
JUNIOR BIBLE STUDY, theme Con
versations Of Christ" Saturday morning
30 o'clock. IN charge OF Mr.. Graham.
This will be for boys between the ages Of
Twelve and sixteen years.
BOYS BIBLE STUDY. thome The
Generations Of Christ" Saturday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Perfect 4
Bodybuilding |.
Food +
Grape-NutS. /
5esstSt.SsSoes'eatSo'
II MATERIALS IN BODY.

II van would live well, eat well that is
NO sensible selection of your food.
The body must have all OF the seventeen
Ingredients required in building up a Dody
or disease sets in. -. 49,,
Grape-Nuts are made from wheat anu
harley. selected and so handed III inc
processes OF manufacture as 10 chahse
the starch into grape sugar, hence the hrs'
part Of the name.
They contain all the needed eements 70
combine with Oxygen, Water ana Alou-
men 10 reconstruct and maintain the body
h perfect health. Grape Nuts food is-fhe
most scientifically made article for human
consumption ever produced, and viii make
clear its healthful claims 10 any user.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
RECRUITS ARE SLOW
The Young Are Not EnIisting in the
Militia Very Rapidly.


Much comment mas been caused by the
delay in recognizing the Virginia Volun-
tecr Military. 1t has now been nearly a
year since two regiments were mustered
out and several months since the last one
left't government service.
IL is stated that the reason for the delay
Is the difficulty in securing the requisite
number Of men 60 form companies under
the requirements that companies shall
nave more men than formerly.
only three companies have been muster
ed into the State militia service so far
IL Is thought as soon as another company
Is mustered IN "A battalion meeting Will
be held and a major elected. When four
more companies are formed lieutenant
colonel will be chosen. On the completion
Of the third battalion, bringing the num-
Der Of companies up 10 tweive-a complete
regiment-a colonel Will be selected.
The indications are that II viii be some
months yet before one regiment can BE-
formed. Ii will probably year or two
before the second regiment is recruited
None OF the Virginia regiments saw ac-
tive service I'm the late war and the stories
OF the trying ordeal of camp life routine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
BLUES TO RE0RGANlZE.
The Prospects for a Fine Battalion ~
Very BRIGHT.

Inc ltONDttfAN lti - 'h'
Very BRIGHT.
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
will soon be on their old footing in the
city as the crack military organization
Of the State.
The first meeting since permission vas
granted by tire Governor 20 form an inde-
pendent battalion was held last night at
their armory on Ninth street There WIS
n large attendance OF the old members
OF both companies and "A large number
OF young men VINO desired TO join tn bat
talon. Thfre were nearly sufficient
number OF recruits 10 nh up the necessary
quota of the Two companies.
The old officers of the companies VINO
served iG DE nted states volunteer ser.
vice will bee continued In Office and at an
early date a major OF the battalion will
be elected.
Major Sol. Cutchins will probably b.
chosen 10 I'LL this Office as he occupied
the rosiuon prior to the Spanish war.
The meeting was an enthusiastic one
aud the present outlook for the battalion
Is good. The officers express themselves
as wei satisfied " "a the number and class
Of the new mea. and hope 10 form q bat
TALON which will sustain the excellent
renufation OF the Blues and be In no way
Inferior 10 any OF its former organiza-
tiOuS b. sl-l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

ing 1890 o'clock. In charge OF Mr.. Mckee.
This class will be for boys between tho
ages Of eight and twelve years
IN addition 90 the above. Rev. Edward
Leigh Pell. ID. D., will continue his sat
urday afternoon talks on the Sunday
School lesson. beginning Saturday. Sep
tomber 3oth. at 500 o'clock in the Asso-
citation Auditorium. This study IS open
10 both ladies and gentlemen. Teachers
and students who may find II convenient
or who may make 10 possible 20 attend,
are cordially invited to do so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

The report published that me court OF
Appeals had granted a new lri'l I'D lhe
suit of Tancil VS.. Payne was CIT oHe.ua'
No new trial has been ordered lnt
Court OF Appeals has only awarded VIII
OF error. which means. of course. ihal 'le
court will review the proceedings or lie
lower court. and decide whether or nor amy
error was made. III 30 shonIl ueci"' ,''''
there was no error the Judgment "i "'''S'
Roy. Evans Payne stands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
cnrnr,.nr,s Son Hcltcr.

Secretary owen received a letter from
the Governor yesterday IN W.llch N was
stated that Mr. j. lioge IyieF' Jf'"ho
has been sd with typhoid ieVer ior some
weeks. IS better although nor yer we"
enough for the Governor TO leave MIN
mo Governor will attend the Dewey
,eisbratiou I'm Washington. hut viii be
unable to go 90 New York
Hon w. q VIM. of Lunenhure. conn
~ was a caller no the Library yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
AN INVITATION To
MEET IN RICHMOND
local St. Andrews Brotherhood VII
Try to Secure National Convention
Of THE ORDER FOR NEXT YEAR.
Rcv W. A. Barr. ID. ID TO Present '"e
Invitation 10 the Conyentio" at
Columbus Arrangements
for Entertainments
Of THE ORDER FOR NEXT YEAR.

Thu brotherhood OF ST. Andrew OF Kieh-
mond viii invite the National Convention
~ the brotherhood to meet in this CITY
,e,, wear. This action was decided upon
=, soeelal meeting held in the lecture
roam Of Grace Episcopal church.
The attendance was a large one ana
much enthusiasm and interest was
evlnced. The paramount subject unaeI aus
ousslon was the adv.sability OF holding
Inc National Convention Of the Brother
hood IN Richmond in 1870. and the wisdom
Of extending an invitation to this eject al
the National Convention TO be held IN
columbus, o.. next month. The matter
Was ably presented Tor discussion with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Literary Meeting.

The Literary Department OF the
EpwOrth League OF Centenary Method-St
Episcopal church Will cond-e' 'n Eve
ming with the Wesieys "7 eve
ming at o'clock. Orishal pa
pers Will be read on The Ml.Ner' i''e
e,,r1e-,, ana s.'rne Poet OF Meth1dlsm.
NYsi, ana recitatlons Will form .afs "
the programme.
An interested IN Epw0rth League work
ara cordially invited 10 bs present. and
a special invitation Is extended all the
LEAGUES OF the city 10 unite with them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

A prominent real estate and rental agent
saws that very few good business houses
are vacant now. and that while sales Of
real estate are not very brisk. th-re has
boen AN unusual demand on the part of
renters for good dwelling houses within
the past few months. Some houses on
which very high rent is charged are
tenantlegy. but not many others. the
movement IS towards better houses. which
indicates improvement I'm the financial
condition of the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
RICHMOND COLLEGE OPENS.
Reception rendered New Students by
the Y. NJ G. \.

College was formally opened yesterday
morning. The matriculation Of students,
which began on Wednesday, continued
Yesterday. The enrolment will continue
several days, as 1t always happens that
after the beginning Of the school session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Dt. Chester To speak.

Rev Dr. $. II. Chester Of Nashville.
Tenn, secretary of Foreign Missions for
the Southern Presbyterian church. is a
guest at the house OF Rev. Or. Kerr 4li
west Grace street Or. Chester viii speak
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock on Foreign Mis-
sions before the ladies OF the Second Pres
byterian church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Central Union. w. G. T. L.. met We'd
nesday afternoon. and decided 10 send
the president Mrs. Russell, TO the state
Temperance Convention. 90 De held AT
Alexandra. beginning october SIN
The resignation of Mrs. Barker as dele
gate TO the State convention. was accepted,
and Mrs. jenkins was elected to succeed
her. with Mrs. Gates as alternates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
polh Victims WIN Recover.

From present indications henry locke
and william Henderson. the TWO coiors'
mca who were so seriously inluIe" Nhiie
at work along the river 'front.' vi" re-
cover. To-day Cookies condition was I'M
proved and the hospital physicians lh'uN
he VIII recover unless unforeseen e"iip"-
cations ensue Henderson was reporter
as much better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

John VI. Asher formerly OF this city.
but now Of Gloucester, is at the Ola
Dominion Hospital Mr.. Asher was run
over by moving machine ana one OF
his limbs badly cut. IL was feared at
first that the member would have 10 be
taken off. The attending phsician found
that this would not be necessary. Mr..
Asher IS a great deal better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

damon Lodge. No. :, will confer me
Long Form Third Rank to-hisnl a' 60
o'clock sharp This ceremony a'M"s9 %'
.--,t.i large number of visitors. VINO
...,,, hsve 20 he prompt IN attendance. as
NJ ,sictet will not bee open during the
sections of the work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
unt1rnn Struck Him.

While mt work i'm the Chesapeake cnd
Ohio company shops yesterday moIhNs'
% u seay was struck with "a par OF itu-
mot iron. which cut "a deep sash I'D nv
forehead and slightly injured one OF ms
eyes His injuries were areSsou os
..'.,, e.,odo of the Ambulance corps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Inc remains of the late II. +. Philips
Who died Yesterday morning. reached TINS
civ from Old Point last evening. Mr.
Pbnlips was a brother Of Messrs. T. Wat
SON phillips and w. w. Phillips. Of THIS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

and the fact that 50 many Of the boys lost
good positions. seem 20 be having
dampering effect on the military ardor OF
the young men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-16

W. W. Dimond & Co., have on
hand q splendid assortment of fine
blown glasses, also cottage sets,
tea spoons and lamps. See ad on
page f.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

W. @. Acbi returned from Ha-
waii today.
Mrs. J. N. Robinson has return
ed from Kona.
Edward Damon has gone into
Bishops bank.
J. Il. Mcguire came from Koua
in the W. G. Hall today.
General 9. P. Eagan left for
Hilo in the Kinsu today.
"A Trip to Chinatown" at the
Opera House this evening.
Go aud see the serpentine dance
at the Orpheum this evening.
DR.. Ferdon leaves for the States
in the Australia this afternoon.
j. A. Hopper is booked to leave
in the Australia this afternoon.
DR.. Posey, specialist for Eye,
Ear, Throat and Nose diseases.
Masonic Temple.
The Triangle Literary Club
meeting will take place in the Y.
M. @. A. hall on May %.
Joseph Paiko has resigned from
the Mounted Patrol, having secur-
ed better position on the water
front.
Mr.. Raas was the only one of
the three newly elected members
present at the session of the Stock
Exchange this morning.
Residents of Waikiki road end
Kapiolani Park take note that the
water will be cut off May II, from
8 a. m. to l p. m. See New To-
day.
The Yokohama Specie Bank,
Ltd, has opened a branch in
Tokyo, Japan, for the transaction
of the usual banking business.
See ad on page 6.
Would the gent who took blue
serge suit made by Cooper, Bos-
ton, last Wednesday, from Cram
er's tailoring shop, 534 Fort street,
kindly return same and receive
his own suit.
The Kona- Kau Telephone and
Telegraph Co., Ltd, with capital
stock fully paid in of $4,000 was
listed on the Stock Exchange this
morning. The shares are of q par
value of S25.
Nothing has been learned at the
police station in regard to the as
sailant of T.. Duvauchelle Satur
day night. 1t is believed that Du-
vauchelle is pretty certain as to
the man who hit him and took his
money.
1t a current rumor that highly
popular lady vocalist will very
shortly be led to the Hymnial
altar by a local gentleman Of note,
who has nightly sat at the lady g
feet during her entire engagem ent
and he's no fiat.
DR.. A. G. Posey has commence
ed practise in the Masonic Build.
ing as an eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. DIR. Posey has prac.
tised in California for the last
twenty years and comes with high
credentials to leading local resi-
dents.
Among the departures for Maui
and Hawaii ports in the Kinar
this noon were the following: W
Fl. Cornwell, p. Peck
E. ID. Baldwin, F. M. Wake
field, Rev. A. V. Soares, II
Lyman, T. j. Higgins, j. A. Nc
Candless and A. P. Taylor.
Captain Dunlap, commanding
the United States hospital shiI
Solace, called on President Dol,
and members of the Cabinet this
morning. He was pleased to NEE
the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mott Smith, from having enjoyed
the acquaintance of his lamentet
father.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-16

Landed from Ship and sent 10 the
Queens Hospital.

Landed from Ship and sent 10 the
Queens Hospital.
Again the need of the projected
hospital for incurables is demon.
strated. A seaman of the ship SIP.
Hitchcock is brought to the Queen 8
hospital, only to be found far ad-
vanced in consumption. According
to the rules of the institution he
cannot be admitted. What is to he
,done with the poor fellow This
i, the question that Superintend-
Sent Eckardt called on Consul Ger .
erel Haywood about this morning.
>. Another question that strikes,
some people in Honolulu is re-
/garding the responsibility for dis
eased and unfit men shipped in
vessels bound for the Hawaiian
Islam 1s. Why should this COM
munity have to receive aud take
care of such invslids
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-16

In the police court this morn.
ing, George Baker, a lad of about
fourteen summers, was brought up
on the charge of assault and bat
terry on All Poi. Defendant was
found not guilty and discharged
j. M Poepoe appeared for the boy.
Evening star., 1899-01-02
FE1IALE PIeKPOCKETs.
They Ar, Ncnner and More RemOrse-
Tess Than the Men.

From the ], sburg News.
"A woman pickpocket is a meaner thief
than a nan in the same line said De-
tective rbmas MeQuade. "A man is usual
ly loOkinafor pocket that is worth while
picking all one that will not miss what is
taken, bu with a woman it is different.
She plies her calling among women VINO
can i'll affrd to lose dollar. The female
pickpOckei hangs around the market
houses, lage stores and places of that sort.
She is colscienceless. She will steal the
purse OF dpDor woman who is buying food
for her family, perhaps take from her a
weeks incGne and leave the family in want
for that Rriod. The professional female
piclpocketw will do more. She may lind in
the purse me steals a few trinkets of tri-
fling value pin or Il locket containing
lock OF hail a childs ring, worn maybe by
little onet that is dead, worthless to her,
but priceless to the owner. She will i'm
mtdiately tike the money and throw the
purse and the trinkets down the nearest
sewer openng, where they are lost forever.
Money cannot be Identified. the purse and
the trinkets could.
81 recall With satisfaction an incident in
which Finale pickpocket figured. She
stole the purse of poor old woman, and
arrested htr shortly after the act. She
had disposed of the purse before l got her
There had been about 81 in cash in it and
a small piete of jeweiry that belonged to a
dead Child OF the woman The poor woman
would have willingly given the thief the
money in the purse and more for the re-
turn of the keepsake, but it was lost to her
beyond recovery.
II workeI up a fair case against the
pickpocket. l got her in court, did my best
10 convict her, but because the purse was
not found in her possession she was ac-
quilted Sympathy for a woman had much
to do with the verdict, hut there was no
sympathy for the woman who had been
robbed. 1t was with great regret that / saw
the pickpocket walk out of the court room
free.
In the corridor she met one of the jurors.
He smiled, and she walked up to him and
thanked him for the verdict. He assured
her that that was unnecessary, for he
never for moment doubted her innocence.
That evening he reported to the front office
the loss of his gold watch. The woman
had picked his pocket while thanking him
for acGuitting her. She got away from u.s.
"A female pickpocket / had recently was
boarding IN n house down 9th street
She would say grace before every meal and
she went to church at every opportunity
Her arrest was announced as an outrage by
the family with whom she boarded. They
believed her to lie religious woman. Her
home is in Ireland. Her husband runs a
small store there. She makes regular trips
to the United States for the purpose OF
picking pockets shoplifting and opening
satchels. She had with her when we ar
rested her blank drafts on an English bank
She sent her steaia1gs to her huS
band in Ireland. She operates almost en-
tirely among poer-wonen. Jurors have sc
much misplaced kympathy when a woman
is the prisoner th;tt itsdis difficult to convict
them, yet profesSioIaal female-thief is the
meanest of all thieves"
Evening star., 1899-01-02
SOUTUERN HALLWAY

49, Schedule in effect December 4 Is
passenger station. i'""
sRS sia GsA for Danvie arlotte
with the Norfolk and Western daily ''0''s
FAST FAST MAIL rullman Sieepcrs, New "a "a ah1 md
with sseper to Tor Jas6s9fy and uniting at saby
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Memphis, Tenn. aud
At At Charlotte with sleeper for Augnsta Siepr eiSr
with Sleeper for Atlanta Connects at Lynn
burg with 9. & o, for Lexington daily except Ssn
ngton to New orleans Without change Dnts iisn
Car service Sunset Personally Conducted 'Touri;i
and Saturday. 10 San Francisco without Change.
g4Tpisdni 4pb for Front ROYAL strasburg AM
4;5l ai PnM;IDaily n !, Local for Charlottesville.
sdSfawEsrERy II D9y MiSTNGT2S T9S aN5 asa
pesed @ of Pullman vestibuled seepers. Dln'ng Car
and and Day Coaches. Sleepers New York to Nash
neoga: New Yor: TO Tampa. Via Charlotte. C"inm
bia. savannah and jacksonville; New YORK t.
Memphis, via Birminghan New York and Wash
Msw 1ork to New Orleans. via Atlanta and Mont
southern Railway Gr ohfn Dnns carr Green.
b9ro, 10 Montgomery. The New York and FIorid,
ne T w1sHSGoS 55Sna HSb S oHs f
SION leave Washington S:01 m. daily "A!
only for Ronnd HIIi; 4:2 Pun daily, except sin
day for Leesburs, and 6;25 pm. daily for fiern
daily. and $40 pm Sunday only. and 2;I5 D m
daily. except Sunday, from Round HILL 1906 a IN
daiIy. except sunday, from Herndon. "a TN
daily, except sunday, from Leesburg.
Through trains from the south arrive at Wash
ington 6:i2 a. IN. and 2:20 p III. and 9:U5 T.. Ia
daily. HarrisoEburg, 1900 noon daily, except Sun
day, and 9Q5 pm daily and $50 a m. daily from
Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping car reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called Tor al,
checked from Hotels and Residences by UnioI
transfer Company, on orders left Ticket Offices
1O5 Fifteenth st. NV, 5ll Pennsy !vanla avenu,
nv, and at Pennsylvania Passenger Station
Telephone call 144l for PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Cal
service.
FRANK $. CANNON. Sd vive Prest. & Gen Mgr
j. NJ. CUI4P, 1raffic Manager.
W. A. tt Rk, Gen Pass Agent
l.. ). BROWN, Gen Agt. Pass. Dept.
Evening star., 1899-01-02
RIROADS.
BAITIAIppE-.

bAsLhhlM0REo sahlREo OHIO RAILROAD.
Leave WaShinetnnF December ~, ls9o. x,,
"" i .ou station corner OF new
For cbi,aa ae and G street.
trains ih!S5sI II es aad hwest yestibuled Limited
For Cincinnati. S,nis and indianapolis, Ex-
e1fss eIpsess is9 isos n1sst ued Limited S40 PM
For Pittsburg and Gland, express daily 11:o6
TosdS sSq5g pstToi Saly ,Io5 80 nIshi pm
For Winchester anay stations. 10: 100 am,
f3;4o and i5:30 pm. - ''
tanooga kno1viii as' and slFnso RosnoRe Gsa ss5
Pm, Fnr daily; Id!.s slsseIPing s !Id ahrough.
Fer Fer Isaig B5liIm8is S;ao PnIy: Sasy .o e,o 7o,
i$iS n.:aG sssS s'so 3 so nio:sS 80 a ag 90
xlo:oo, LILO, xi1:5o and WOO night sun.
ani5 an!s 1iSS 1:SS aale 1soo 1sSS 5
As:o0 xi0:6o ll:4o xT IN zoo DiaHt "''
Fo' Annapolis, 5;1o, Pam, an, la:15 and $50
For Frederick, week d 500 = am. 11:Z5. 4:sO
';SS for In; HageFsIoM%y sa1Says g;S: i:l5 IN;
4:Se' $50 7:Oo pm says. 500 am. 1:15.
SF Ga'Is!sou:s so s,s sna gsi@s @ wee: DAYS
s1rndays, roG W $40 I'm. 1:l5 %. l6:15 pm;
Am a IN 40 $50 pm week Us; 200 am. l:15
ROYAL Blue LINE EoR YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA
All trains illuminated withltsch light.
For philadelphia, New Yorkpston and the
1;l5 pm; tall Dining Cars. (3:'.Royai Limit
ed, Exclusive Pullman Train, Ing Carr, 5:O5
Dining Carr, 500 (2:oO night Sing Car open
at 10:00 o'clock). Sundays, 7:O5oO am. 12:O5
ss s99n aia0 n pS Dining gaC Car 800 Dining Carr.
Tarlor Cars OH all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 am, iO5 noon. and
l:l3 pm week days: 12:o5 noonndays
j Except Sunday. Express tr,
Baggage called for and checked m hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Coipy on orders
left at tie ct offices, SO PenRania avenue
northu est. New York avenue and h street and
at depot
WM. NJ. GREENE, D. B. kTIN
General Manager. Mgr.ss Traf1c
s. 3. HEGE. Genl Agt.,s Dept,
Waslton, b. g.