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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-18
FL Dr. FlGTre.

I'm diario americana relatsndo los 1ltimos
exAmenes de IL universidad de <Yale, 30 ocups
en- terminus muy honrosos de <Jos6 Ramon
Freyres, uno de los estudiantes que aloans6 e
grado de Doctor en- Derelho, honor dispensed.
q muy pocos.
Dice el oolega:
'Nosotros nunoa dudamos del 6xito al
cansado por 81 joven Doctor Freyre. Somoe
sus compaheres en- 81 amsrgo batallsr del pc
rlodismo, y le hemos visto estudiar de contf-
nuo. sin conocer descanso, desde que tuvimos
Ia fortuna de conocerle.
Puerto Rico, Ia TERRA hermosa donde 81
nscio, Ia TERRA de las flores y de 10 lus solar
snoantsdors, debe de estar satisfeehs de ser 10
cana de tan notable joven A 50 temprana
sion de un tftuio nobilfsimo que Sc le otorgs {
muy pooos, dsbido & qae los requisitos para los
examenes sen muy extriotos J la competencia
tiene que go. perfeots.
El es ~esoritor de puma brillante, de tinte
a]go melanc6lioo, , fantasia algo soffsdora; tie.
ne gran facilidad de palabrs con I'M oonocimien-
to perfeoto de los idiomas iugl6s = esps6ol;
oorresponsal de vsrios peri6dioos de IL Am6r!-
ca latina y puma muy valioss en- 10 redaooi6n
de nuestro v~ecino, 81 diario Tho Morning y:
nidn. Ri doctor Freyre es ademss primer Te-
niente , Tesorero de IL. Compahfa A. del Pri-
mer Regimiento de Infanterfa de Conn, queri-
DO y respectable de sus inferiores, y profe,or de
espafiol de una clsse numerous en- ell Y. M. c.
A. (Asooiaci6n Cristiana de j6venes)
ri nuevo' doctor piensa s,ifr para 50 pats
natal ell pr6ximo invierno; y nosotros tendre-
mos que yer con pena Ia salida de csc amigo
querido. Pto-Rioo ganarA mucho con 50 pre-
sencia sl'f; 81 es competence en- al conooimiento
de leyes; como Abog ,do LENA los requisites
mas indispensables; Erase elocuente, cabsllero
sidad. estilo oonvenoedor y honradez..
Vaya nuestra entusissta fs.ioitaoi6n al
doctor Freyre.
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- Por 81 Gobierno General 70 han re-
mitido "a Arecibo, Humaoso y Caguas, para
dlstriOoirlas On 10 poblaci6n sus bsrrios y ma.
bios oomarcanos. cerca de cincuents mil Ehrsa
de provisiones de booa
Por 81 Quartet general del Dep.rt..
mento % hs Publioado una orden general n
III dictsndo Lac reglss . que deben ,~ufet.r.a
il Junta Departmental de Carload ' is inn.
tss munioipales oreadas para sooorrer Las vic.
timAs ocssionadas por el hnracan.
Don Camilo Ttboas, Svecino de Co.
ozal ha perdido totalmente los edifcios donds
-apis instsladas en- aquel pueblo sus mkquinas
osra 10 preparation dc cafe. Las mkquin.a han
sofrido dafos de muohs confederation
Habitaciones freacas J o6modas. Pre-.
;los m6dicoa Sc admiten pupilos. La casa estk
,e7oa de Ia plaza de Armas , de Las ofoinas pt.
-a-n-e-1
L. Junta de Carload de Camuy ha
q"edado constituido en- Ia forms siguiente:
Presldente don Laurentino E~strella, y Voosles
don Juan Antonio Casans y Ell doctor don Fe.
IlPe b. Cordero. aoordando imp.orsr a~uxilios
del Board de esta Capital.
80 Nos esoriben de Rio Piedras: eque
hab.endose rscoleet.do en- dioho pueblo ~ pc.
sos J despues de haber dado cuenta . 10 Fede.
rscion Obrers sobre dicha cantidad, ell aloalde
dlo IN peso mas, ascendiendo aquella . IS pc.
sos. ,
En- San Antonio de los Banos y San
Felipe. pueblos de Ia Isls de Cubs, % pagan
sls mensusles, casa J oomids & los bombres
que trsbsjan on 81 oultivo del tabaco.
-. I'm Ponce no pudo tener efeoto una
reunion que oonvco6 sl Alca!de con obieto
de entire todos YER 10 manera de oon1urar 81
ocasiouado por 81 huraean. De- IS
per'onss invitadas asistieron 3. De 10 pren.a
solo asisti6 81 Director de naestro oolega eLa
Demooracis.,
Eu todos los cfrculos del Cibao %
cree que'el gobierno %nacion.l 70 oouparA CON
preferents atenoidn de suprimir oiertos mono.
po'los , privilegios leoninos que arrebatan
grandes pro ventos q los derechos de Aduans,
sin bene6oio ninpuno par. al n.f. =; n.-. an
reQulsres. Los deraoho, ona s. coh,..
rfan 50 rimidos esos monopolios y nr;viIso;o.
desempenarfan muoho al Tesoro naoional.
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Ell REQ De MUERTE..
(De Ell Gombdtes)

Antier & las 9 y media de la ma1ans, com
pareci6 ante la sCorte extranjera,, rsunida en-
eli salon de sesiones del Hon: Ayuntamiento de
esta ciudad, 81 prooesado Henry James, acusa-
do de haber asssinado, hace POGO tempo, 4 up
much acho de 1s amos en- momentos en- que este
auxiliaba & la Poliofa que trataba de oapturar'
To-.
Vista la causa y exsminados los testigos,
ell FiscAl en- I'm brillante dlEonrso que nos IRA
dujo I'M int6rprete que enviamos al aoto, ruso
de relieve los horrorores del crimen oometide
por Henry James y so!icit6 de la Audieroia
con andamentos irrebatibles, que Sc le aplics.
RI al scusado ell castigo correspondence al ase'
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ESCQeIa de Yerano.
D DE

Horas: de 8 & 8 y Is mdsios, de 8 y Is {
sy 80 ejeroioios caliat6nicos, profesora Miss
Nc David De 8 y 80 & 8 J As, estudio; de 8 y
As & Q y Is estudio de Ia naturalesa J geogra-
ia, professors Miss Mac David, y aritm6tioa,
profesora Miss Fernandez. De = Is { Q J IS
%estadio; de y IS 1 10, aritm6tics por Miss
Mo David, y estudio de 10 naturalezs J geo.
grafa por Miss Fernandez De 10 { 10 J s5
dibujo por Miss Fernandez, , estudio por me
do de osrtas por Miss Mao David. De 10 = IS
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sinato On primer grado, 8 sea II pena capital.
NJ aDogado Mr Brown, eatuvo desgraoia
do on 81 asto de 50 defensa.
Qaiso establecer una coar. ada que nor 10
rlalcuaa no Tue aceptada; refutandola 81 seiior
Fiscal.
James pidio olemencia alegando que tiene
una esposs , cuatro hijos, y que oometi6 81 he.
cho estando em%brisgado.
Sc suspended 81 juioio haata l. una de Ia
tarde
Al reunirse de nuevo 81 Tribunal, 81 Pre-
sidente, sumamente emocionado, lego ID senten
ola acordada de. conformidad CON In petici6n
del ecuador.
RI procesado Ia esouch6, impasib.e, sin
inmutarse.
FL Presidente dijo entire otras cosas, que
IL pruebas contra James eran evidentes, y 10
sentenciaban.
BESIDE aver sc enouentra incomunicado Dor
orden de Ia Corte criminal; 10 vigila IN guar
dia armada. 4.
ri REQ es mulato de color; representa- unos
IS, AMOS. es alto de e~statura, fornido, y perte-
niece al Estsdo de George.
Desde antier representa- I'm semb!ante sc.
reno, pero triste
Sc espera para Ia ejeouoi6n Ia orden del
General Davis.
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{ ID 50, eatudio; dc 10 J SO II } Is, ingl6s
por miss No David J miss Fernandes.
Cla.ss para maestros. De l J 80 2 J 30
iDg'6s por miss Beckwith; de 2y 80 s ! As
geografa en- espanol por Nine. Resell, de 2 =
David; de Is y 90A4 historic dc los Estados
en- inglss por miss Beokwith, i'd. en- espahol
por Nine. Resell.
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J. FUEuTBS PEREZ.

Captain de Ia Marina Mercante ex-encar-
gado del drsgado y valizamiento de este puer'
to; ofrece & quienes pudiera ~oonvenir muy exao'
tos detslles, references & oalidad, cantidad =
valor del terreno que debe extraeree; y proper
oiona pianos & las empresas que los interesen.
A 15-l3
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AYISO Al0S HACENDAD0;

Delafond, Ingeniero, qufmico, azuoarero y
d%estilador, ofrece sus s~ervioios PROFESSIONALS en-
Ia month "a y direction de maquinas para la ia.
bricaci6n de azucar.
Emplea los prooedimientos modernos. Sc
garantiza un rendimiento de IN 1919 del peso
de la CATS obteniendo azdcar de calidad snpe-
rior. Sc pueden presentar numerosos certifca.
dos y referencias Nam. l07-S6ptima aveni-
da-New York-City. Ass
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HERMINI0 DIAzs NAVARRO
Hx-Sscrstario de Justioia.
:rOtar1o dc Justdoia
r.

IA vuelto & abrir su BUFETE en- San JOSE
st. Il, entresuelo de la derecha y ofrece sus
s%ervicios como AVOCADO on asuntos iudiciales
que Sc hayan de tram tar ante los Tribunales
gel pals o ante La CORTE PROVISIONAL J en- los
%asuntos ADMINISTRATORS que deban resolverse
en- el Gobierno general 6 en- los demas Centres
oiciales.
San Juan Pto. Rico, 16 de Julio 1890.
T<lkfoms zo7.
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GaCcta de hoy.

Orden general ndmero III reglamentAndo
81 modo de inspeccionar la Junta de Benefcen.
ola Ion where's destinsdos 4 socorrer & los ne.
cesitados por efeotos del ciol6n; ordenando &
los Departamentos Ofoiales y militares prestar
sus ~anxilios 4 la Junta; dioiendo 81 modo de
repsftir las r%aoiones; y otras ligeras indicaoio.
nes sobre estos motives.
Sc publican las aotas de la Junta de Hi
giene.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15
THE QUAY TRIAL BEGUN.
The Evidence of the First Witness
prccIpItntos q LeGnI Brittle.

VI
PrccIpftatos n Legal Battle.
Philadelphia, April 11.-EX-United
States Senator Matthew S. Quay and
his son, Richard R. Quay, were called
to the bar of the court Of quarter SEES
sions yesterday, and the trial Of the
two defendants was begun. Judge
Craig Biddle was the trial judge Dis
trict Attorney Rothermel, after over
two hours had been spent in selecting
jury, elected to try the ex-senator
first on that one Of the five indict-
ments in which he and his son are va
riously named, which charges Mr.
Quay and the late ex-State Treasurer
Benjamin J. Haywood with conspira-
cy in using the state funds for their
personal benefit and profit, and in a
manner unauthorized by law. This
action practically leaves the ex-senator
alone on trial
Beyond the selection of jury and
the examination of one witness
Thomas j. Barlow, receiver of the Peo-
pies bank, nothing was done yester-
day.
The only witness examined, Mr.. Bar
low, leu 10 the HrSI cldSn DelWeen
counsel, and apparently indicated that
determined legal battle, replete with
knotty points of law, will be fought
in the trial of the cause. The district
attorney called Mr.. Barlow to identify
books and papers found by him when
he assumed the receivership. Mr.
Shapley undertook to cross-examine
the witness with respect to his llnowl-
edge of whether certain books, which
the defense it is understood claims is
missing, are included in those testi-
fled to by the witness. This was OBJ
jected to, and after repeated efforts to
obtain an answer to the question in
another form it was abandoned. and
Mr.. Shapley said he would begin his
cross-examination this morning.
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ANOTHER HOLOCAUST.
Terrible ConaagratiOn in New
York's Millionaire District.
THIRTEEN DEATHS AS A RESULT.
Sparks From tho Andrews House
Cause g Fatal Fire Two Blocks
Away-Thc Police Suspect That the

Sparks From tho Andrews House
Cause Fatal Fire Two Blocks
Away-Thc Police Suspect That the
Fire Was of Inccndlnry Origin.
New York, April lO.-Fire early Fri
day morning destroyed the handsome
residence of Wallace c. Andrews, at
No. East Sixty-seveIth ST cet,T and II
persons sleeping i'll The house were
burned to DEATH Fichrands carried
by the wind were blown into an open
window in. the house of Albert j.
Adams, No. 3 East Sixty-ninth street,
two blocks distant setting fire to the
house and causing the death of SER
want. All of the IL bodies have been
recovered
Those who lost their lives at the
Andrews fire were: Wallace C. An
Grews, president of the New York
Steam Heating company; Mrs. Wal
lace C. Andrews. his wife: Mrs. Georgl-
ana Boyden st. John. wife of Mrs. An
drews' brother Gamaliel G. st. John,
an official OF the Lew York Steam
Heating company: Crson st. John, Z
years old; Wallace ST. John, 3 years;
Frederick st. John. Is months, and the
following servants: Nellie Boland,
Mary Flanagan. Eva Peterson, Kate
Downing, Marie Roth and Annie
Neary.
In the Adams fire Mrs. Mary Lough-
nan, aged SO years, housekeeper died
from suffocation and burns. In this
house seven were more or less seri-
ously injured.
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THE PRODUCE MARKETS
AS Reflected bv Dealings In PhIladel
nhia and Bal ii moro.


Philadelphia. April 1O-Flour weak
winter superfine. s2.1JG2.4O: Pennsylvania
roller. clear S3.15fi2.:j: city mills. extra
s2.5ON2. IS. Rye flour steady but quiet at
So 2Od325 per barrel for choice Pennsyi-
vania Wheat weak: No. red. spot. in
elevator, 74l.Q74%c. Corn dull; No.
mixed. spot. in elevator. 3Si!I3Slsc.; No.
yellow for local trade. 4OlaM41c. Oats
quiet and steady; No. . white. 34laG35c.
No. white. clipped. 3'5I35l&c. Hay. steady:
choice timothy. s13 for large bales Beef
steady: beef hams. $l9G19.50. Pork quiet;
family, S12G12.50. Lard steady: continent.
s5.65. Butter steady; western creamery.
16G21c.; do. factory, 121aM15c. Elgins,- DC;
Imitation creamery, 1iM1Sl3c.; New YORK
dairy 14G2Oc.: do. creamery. l6G21c.;
fancy Pennsylvania prints jobbing at "a
M2Tc.: do wholesale. 23c. Cheese firm
large, white and colorcd, 12q12Ac.; small
do. 12%M13c. Eggs firm; New York and
Pennsylvania. 1SA@13lac.; western. fresh.
13GIl3lac.; southern. 12la@13c.
Baltimore. April 1O.-Flour quiet; west
ern superfinc. S225G2.40; western extra,
s2.50d31O: do. family, S3.35i $50; winter
wheat. patent. $3.756t3.90; spring wheat.
patent $3SOil4.10; spring wheat. straight,
s3.6503S5. Wheat steady at decline;
No. red. spot 745sG74Ac.; the month.
I4yiM74Ac.; May. 75Gf15Ac.; July. 14c.;
steamer No. 2 red, 7014d7OAc.; southern.
by sample. 7OII5;$c.; southern. on grade,
7ld75c. Corn easier; mixed. spot. SSAN
3SIhc.: the month. 3S4M3Slac.: May. SSlsI
ssasc.: June, Csc: steamer mixed. 3I4M
3ii,c.: southern, white 41c.; do. yellow,
3gc. oats dull: No. . white, SoQ55Hc.
No. mixed 32G33c. Rye firm: No. 2
nearby. 57AG572ac. No. western, 5sAc.
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When the firemen arrived they saw
It was impossible to try and gain an
entrance to the Andrews home by the
front door. and they then made an at
tempt through the Rothschilds house,
No. 4.
Firemen Charles Fay. George Jacobs
and John H. Corr went up together.
! They managed to get in the rear rooms
of the third floor and found Mrs. St.
John and her 3-year-old son, Wallace,
unconscious on the floor. their night
clothes almost burned off. They were
quickly taken into the Rothschilds
house. Mrs. St John died within !.
few minutes. Her child died in the
freman's arms. The firemen made re-
peated attempts 10 get into the other
rooms, but they might as we'll have at
tackled a furnace.
Aside from Mrs. St. John the only
,, other persons who got out OF the house
alive were Jennie Burns and Alice
| White, who appeared at upper Win
dowS. Before the firemen could raise
ladders to rescue them the women in
their frenzy climbed out upon the stills
and stood, as if determining on which
was the worst fate. to be burned to
death or to jump to death.
The Burns girl climbed out of a
four story window and stared with
mouth wide open at che knot OF men
below. At practically the same mo-
ment Alice White climbed out upon the
sill of an adjoining window, on the
fourth floor The firemen cried to the
women not to jump. but the women
were past needing warning. Smoke
was curling above their heads and the
next instant Jennie Burns leaped out.
She turned over and over and fell al
most directly upon her head. Hell
skull was fractured in several places
and she was hurried to the Presby-
terrain hospital The other woman.
when she saw the fate Of her friend,
hesitated for moment; then. as the
smoke thickened, she too jumped. She
fell upon a rear extension of the build
ing and was picked up unconscious and
severely inj.red She was also hur-
ried to the hospital
At the Adams house Policeman Wag-
ner made heroic rescue of Nellie
Quinn, a servant. Held by the legs By
TWO OCner pOllccliei., NC SWUNG; He"u
downward and caught the girl, who
was in imminent danger Of death, and
the two were pulled in to a place of
safety.
Threatening letters received by the
Andrews family lead the police to be-
lieve that the house was fred for re-
venge by former servant, and quie.
investigation is proceeding
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.Johnston's Sarsaparil1a
QUART BOTTLES.
THE GREAT SPRINe MEDICINE

JONsToS sARSAPARLA Blood Food and Nerve Enezer the
heaven the and debaed That tired
dependency which arise from ~ hou
m vdatcd blood and undeed body vanish as by magic
prosan which accompany the spring.
bshed For every form
insomnia yen and nervousness
elements rebuild wonoune
calming equng their action
strength follow Its t
full USE Itmakes the strong the old again.
happily exploded method in the good old times "
treat and other troublesome disorders arising from
arsenic and oher mefa
the poison could be killed while e Oo
channels holding its circulation the specific germs Oh inc
the body became or less diseased No
blood faint tnot only attacks
body times the bones are honecom
and spinal cord and again Will Dng de
cav and stomach There only one
scientific method PUflCAiON Every particle
peac The restorative ana
SARSAPAlLLA only radically and
haudy all mercury came and other minerals
and glowing Of vitality lhe blood is
blood The old and reliable remedy jO9oS
universally regarded the greatest Blood Further ever osoV
cred This fac question cavil
BLOOD JoHNsToNs ARI1LA
Byon.M 81.
Books& Co.
wv AZ % s 3 VSs F0Na S6Fzs fer M s :
cured it Yours truly u W. LOI Hex
n1IcyTTTcAN COMPANY, DETEROrT MICH
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Another suicide Over Dreyfus Case.
Paris. April I'm. Lorillicr, who
was private secretary to the late Lieu
tenant Colonel Henry, who committed
suicide at Mont Valerien fortress last
August, after confessing to having
forged letter largely instrumental in
delaying Dreyfus revision, killed him
self last evening. Lorillier had just
been summoned to Paris TO testify.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

THE LATE STEPHEN ]. FIELD.
David Dudley. Cyrus w. and Henry NJ
being the other three. A graduate OF
Williams college. he went to California
in early life, was elected to the first leg
islature of the state. became the states
chief justice. and in 1863 was appointed
by President Lincoln to the United
States supreme court. He served over
81 years, exceeding by a few months
the long term of Chief Justice John
NIorcba1J
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

Having sold my interest in
the agencies of the Hamburg
Bremen Fire Insurance Com
pany and the United States Fire
Insurance Company at Oman
cock, Va, 10 Fletcher & Dough
ty, I desire to thank my former
patrons for their past favors ard
bespeak a continuance OF them
on behalf of the new firm.
Respectfully.
L. w. GRoToN.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

Dewey Don't Want che Presidency.
New York, April 10.-Admiral Dew
ey has given to the Manila correspond
ent of LesI!e's Weekly an interview re-
garding the suggestion that the adj
miral be made candidate for the
presidency next year The admiral
said that neither by vocation, DISPOSE
ton, education or training was he ca
pacitated to fill the presidency. He said
that he was too well along in life to
consider such a possibility. His health
would not admit it.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15
Peace Trentr Ratified

Washington, April 1.-THE final
ceremony in the establishment OF
peaceful relations between the United
States and Spain took place at the
White House at o'clock this after
noon, when the president and Ambas-
sador Cambon, the latter acting for
Spain. exchanged notifications of the
treaty of peace
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RooseveIt,s welcame to chicago.

Chicago, April 11.-Whcn Governor
Roosevelt last night rose to speak be-
fore the Hamilton club, in the Apo
mattox day celebration, the cheers that
greeted him prevented the speaker for
many minutes from beginning his
speech. II was greeting such as one
man does not receive more than once
Or twice in lifetime. The boxes Of
the Auditorium, as well as the seats
in the hall back of the banquet floor,
were filled with large .throng, and
these joined in the welcome that for
a. few minutes seemed TO overpower
fhe governor.
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EX.JUSTICE FIELD DEAD.

his Service the Longest in the su.
preme COURTS History.
Washington, April 10.-Justice Ste
pbrn J. Field, of the United State.
supreme court. retired. died at his
home on Capitol Hill. in this city, q:
$50 O'Clock last evening of kidney
complications.
Stephen Johnson Field. son OF Da-
vid Dudley Field, was born in Con-
necticut in 1916, and was one of four
brothers who gained worldwide fame
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TO THE PUBLIC. Farm For Sale.

A nice FARM half mile from
Pungoteague, with three settle
ments, besides the main build
ing, in a good state of cultiva-
ton, we'll adapted to trucking,
plenty of resources, convenient
to railroad and steamboats,. Has
a good oyster front. For terms
apply to
J. W. JOYNES,
1922 Argyle Ave-, Baltimore, Md.
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Our Samoan Commissioner

Washington, April 1.-THE presi-
dent has selected Bartlett Trip, OF
South Dakota, formerly minister to
Austria, as the United States repre-
sentative on the Samoan joint COM
mission.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-04-15

Until further notice, will run their
steamers as follows, weather per-
hitting, leaving South st. Wharf at
800 o'clock p. N.
POCOMOKE RIVER LINE.
Tuesdays and Fridays for Crisfeld,
Tangier Island, Finney's, Oman
cock, ShelItown, Pitts Wharf, &C.
dar Hall, Rehoboth, Powell's, POGO
moke City. Mattaponi. and Snow
Hill. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Thursdays, leave Snow H ill, 6 a. M,
Mattaponi $50, Pocomoke City s,
Powell's $50, Rehoboth 8, Cedar
Hall $50, Pitts wharf 10, Shelltown,
1915, Onancock $50 p. H., Finney's
5, Tangier Island 4:30, Crisield s.
MESSONGO and OCCOHANNOCK
RIVER LINE.
Sundays for Fords, Crisfield, Harbor-
ton, Evans, Boggs. #Hunting Greek,
*Messopgo and *Rues. RETURN
Wednesdays leaving Rues a.
~, *Shields Ills. *Davis 900, *Reads
9:30, *Concord 1890. *Nandua 1890
D. H., %Cedar View 100, Boggs 2:3O,
Evans 800, Harborton $3.50, Crisfield
600, Fords 500.
Wednesdays for Fords. Crisfield, Har-
horton, Evans, Boggs. Hunting
Greek and Messongo. RETU RN-
ING-Friday, leave Messongo a.
m, Bunting Greek 8, *Davis 1900
noon. *Reads 1915 p. M, Concord
100, Boggs $50, Evans 800, Har-
horton $3.50, Cristield 6, Fords s.
*Steamer will land and take on
freight and passengers to and from
Baltimore.
Freight received in Baltimore up
to 4:3O p. No., and must be prepaid
except for points on New York, Phila-
delphia and Norfolk Railroad.
T. A. Joynes. L. Murdoch,
Gen'l. Superintendent Genl. Pass. Agent.
J. Sawyer Wilson, Jr.,
Gent. Freight Agent.
iii E. Baltimore St.