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The San Francisco call., 1899-05-18
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR THE PEACE
COMMISSION
he Moana Carries
Them to Samoa.
A BLAZE ON LOMBARD WHARF
STARTED THROUGH A TAR KET-
TIE BOILING OVER.
First of the Gold Field Fleet Ready
to Sail-Brig Lurline and
Barkentine Wrestler
Racing.
A BLAZE ON LOMBARD WHARF
STARTED THROUGH A TAR KET-
TIE BOILING OVER.

The mail steamer Moana sailed for
sydney n. S. w, via Honolulu, H. l.,
Apia. Samoa, and Auckland n. T.. yes
terday. She took away an unusually
heavy cargo and every inch Of passenger
accommodation was taken. Mail for the
Philippines went down on the steamer
and at Honolulu it will be transferred to
one of the transports.
A package of dispatches for the Ameri-
can Minister and another for the British
Commissioner were put aboard the Mo-
ana during the afternoon. They will be
delivered at Apa. There were also ad-
VICES for Admiral kautz and Captain
Sturdee. The mail boat will not reach
Samoa until about June Z, and by that
time the representatives of America,
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ACADEMIC LEAGUE RACES.
Second Annual Tournament at Olym-
pic Track Next Saturday.

The Academic Athletic League will hold
its second annual bicycle tournament at
the Olympic track next Saturday after
noon. Each school in the league is al
lowed teams of five men, but no man can
enter in more than two events. The
races will be a half-mile, mile and five
mile on singles, two-mile pursuit and
one-mle tandems. Points will be al
lowed for the three best positions at the
finish, and the prizes to the winners viii!
be gold and silver medals.
There are nearly twenty-five schools in
the league and some of the best amateur
riders in the State belong to them. The
Santa Rosa High. Berkeley High and the
vorable chances, but they will be hard
pressed by the Lowell team Polytechnic
High Lick Oakland and Central.
The following committee has charge Of
the affair: II. Hauser, w. A. E. Woods
and H. A Keeler. Entries will probably
be announced tomorrow.
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the direction of Captain ]. C. Scott. ac-
companied by Emil Sandtran and Alfred
Dahl. The SECOND expedition will be
headed by A. ". Wilson. with L. W. w.
Stanford, and j. Q. Snuder, assistant to
Professor Gilbert of that college. This
party will go TO the Farallones as soon as
they are able to pack their traps and get
away. The scientific gentlemen viii make
careful investigation as to the habits.
food, etc, of the sea lions of the coast.
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in the Palace saloon on Market street,
was resumed before Judge Graham yes
terday afternoon. The examina ton of
jurors was continued, but only six were
accepted when court adjourned at 5
o'clock The Jurors We're A. Thayer, Au
gust Shau. Louis Kuh. Albert H. Meme,
Theodore S. Schottler and Charles Clau-
sen. The further examination of the
jurors will be continued this afternoon.
In Judge Mogan's court the cases of
H A. Hornlein of the Cafe Royal and
others were called and at the request of
the defendants attorney they were con-
tinued until May Is to be set.
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Mission Democratic Federation

The Mission Democratic Federation of
Primary Clubs was organized last night
at Anderson's Hall, 70S Douglas street
The following officers were elected; Ed
ward |. Coffey, president; f. E. Hackney.
vice president: James A. Cotter, treas
urer; A. S. Lille, secretary. The fedora
ton will be composed of individual Demo
cratic voters of the Thirty-third, Thirty
fourth, Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth AS
sembly districts. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Major McKinne, who stated
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Logan and His Club.

John Logan, the poundman, who is
charged with having assaulted Charles
Mitchell, Kearny-street saloon-keeper,
with club during a row over a dog was
placed on trial before Judge Lawlor yes
terday on a charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. Logan pleads self-de-
fense. while Mitchell claims that the as
sault was unprovoked and unnecessary
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TRANSPORT PORTLAND IN PORT
Private Jeremiah Shea of the Califor-
mia Heavy Artillery Dies at Sea.

land arrived In port last night, twenty
four davs out from Manila. She brought
twenty discharged soldiers, all privates.
Three days after leaving Manila Private
jeremiah Shea of the California Heavy
Artillery died of dysentery and was buried
at sea off the island of Formosa The
voyage was uneventful and all on board
are reported well. The Portland brings
no freight
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Eertitta Acquitted.

Felipi Fertitta, who on February "a last
stabbed and killed Joe Sierre, was ac-
o,,itted of the charge of murder against
him by jury in Judge Cooks court yes
terday afternoon. Reel B. Terry, who
represented the accused, established the
fact that the accused acted In self-de-
tense. and so the jury exonerated him.
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cat last | tried Warmers
Safe Cure. From that time [
improved every day. Now my
appetite and digestion are good
and every function Of life
seems to be rightly performed.
My cure is wonder to myself,
my neighbors and my friends.
This is the story in a nutshell
of countless of thousands who
have used and been benefited
by WARMERS SAFE CURE.
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Not Captain Stensland.

Captain Stensland of the schooner Mary
and Ida is nor the man charged with re-
fusing to land a sailor with a broken leg
at Puget Sound. The injured man was
mate of the schooner Uranus and said
the captains name was Stensland, but in
stead Of that it was Stangeland. Captain
Stensland is well and favorably known on
the coast. He has been shipmaster here
for twenty years and has never had any
trouble with any of his crews.
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-18

A Nihilist who went to Siberia to
rescue his father from prison writes
up his thrilling experience and pub
fishes the photographs he took, in
next Sundays Call.
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The Fish Commission has decided TO
send another expedition against the sea
lions on Friday or Saturday. This move
will be upon the herds at the Ano Nuevo
Islands down the coast. 1t will be under
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the we'll known remedy,
SYRUF OF FIGS, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles of plants known to be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to the
taste and acceptable to the system. 1t
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
laxative.
In the process of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only. In order to get its beneficial
effects and to avoid limitations, please
remember the full name of the Company
printed on the front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, ny
For sale by all D. rts.-Price Soc. per bottle.
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of
of
be There
tIendrie old
vides time and the
The San Francisco call., 1899-05-18
Referee in Bankruptcv.

E. B. Martinelli has been appointed a
referee in bankruptcy for Marin County,
with bonds at $500.
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Off for the Rookeries.

'Pegamoid" gold. latest best. perfect paint:
sample bottle 25c. Pegamoid. 63 Chronicle bldg .
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Advances made on furniture and pianos, with
or without removal. ]. Noonan, 1Ol7-lo23 Mission.
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THOSE POKER PLAYERS.
Small Progress Made in the Case of
]. 81. Wilson Of the Palace Saloon.

The case of j. H. Wilson. charged with
conducting a percentage game of poker
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that the Forty-ninth and Fifty-first Pri-
mary District clubs will send delegates to
the next meeting.
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Special excursion to Ukiah and return
Sunday, May q; four hours in Ukiah
n.-r,x
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FIRST OF The GOLD FIELD FLEET.


Bay, Cape of Wales,
and
Captain landed
20 o. a whaling
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Ocean Water Tub Baths

1o1 Seventh street. corner Mission. Salt |
water direct from ocean.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

Craig and Allen, ef the impeachment
,osn ni,,ee, appeared aud Mr.. Craig An-
aounced that they had, ~ directed IN
lie resolution adopted Saturday. ap-
cared before the bar Of tho Senate
aud imaeached w. l. Norwood IN
the name OF the peop,s Of tbs Stats.
Bills passed to put control Of the deaf
mute school ss Morganton in Demo
cratic Esrds. The reso!utioa to paw W.
l.. Norwood salary for June, July aad
August tSlssi was adopted. BIZ leave
Clsrkson introduced . bill to esiasiish
disrenssry at Charlotte The bill
vas taken up to establish the bureau
of labor and printing, which gives
he labor commissioner control OF
the public printing. On motion
hs bill was ordered printed.
By leave Council introduced bill 10
prevens the spread Of cs,tie distem ner,
tick fever and other contagious disessa
Of cattle. Tho Stevens antitrust bill
came up OF third reading a. special
order. Stevens demanded the yeas and
nays. Winston offered an amendment
providing that the bill shall not ap:ly
To any charitable or educational ins,i.
tuition or cooperation holding trust cer-
titea,e or evidence Of indeb,s lness.
Lowery offered al amendment des:gu-
ed to prevent trssts from entering this
State and pulling prices down SO as TO
cripple State concerns. Bcushall Of.
tered an amendment that nothing shall
effect investments Of charitable O. slu.
cational institutions. Stevens said he
was willing to except present invest
ments. The bill then passed third
reading, yes 90, noes 6. Foashee CT
fered resolution raising a committee
Of five to prepare articles of impeach-
ment Of Judge Norwood and uader
suspension Of tho rules it WAS immedi.
ately adopted
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

vest. sss tss sa'sr %. ~a,<s ssss Q
sTs~rsi crA~r. Asf a.. D. 49, 20 ne
Ass Tks utsstss e.s1s frs. e~sA
.u4ss 81 tee nsas. AL sEE<.sssi .
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cell - siltss,iss. ssr n. .eA~isrl,
sasiaiss % ME. pls.lsy ID. bsil f-s
. psv rseite b1.iAsss 81 Ns.rs~s
Nsss Va. sss se.t .. essi.ss.-s
snesx NE eslls r>-ssA -.r. tAs Co.
lSst.g. Ex;..dtsr q tAs .ub rsr- 20
NAEl Tia tAs rtshts ss 80 txssal.
sss trsssy-ufsstss. 20 dattsb'. gse1s
sTAEit,s sstlesny - The t.a.s~o.s
ard Norskvsstssa rsaifos4 CaGp~sf.
os FIorsAs ssA Al.hsss. 20 h@tlA
s,,1ss. ever tAs Aishssss. vszrses.
>alssy asi Tssse.s<e rissrs lac
ysiss rssciusses vss si.s passsA sa
tlsftslsx the ssesssssy 81 The >s..
TO tsv essts,n isi-sssrs. vesAnss ssA
nsehsssos 81 sts nsvp tsrcs sd As.sl
Il sssiloas 50 r.sr cost sA1hlsasi fsr .s !
p<riernsd ~ sns<ss ~ ssxAi Aosf. y>'
aisn-
rorrr-siaHrs p.,-Tti, vss 90 .,
| essAipGly dsli CAY 10 tAs hO-ss.
| ostng 20 The blizzard oatsiA.. tks OF
| tenaspes vas vsry siaa lie rrsS
n0t.c espi;el leeAsi hhs . $50. Isi
sca Spsakss Reel did %, srrs.f o
the cspstol. lei zen, vori % D., lies
isssnfs thai in has orts son a -ss q
| sdstsslls 10 ho j Q session - n,
houss. aed after eoasulitng levers
members os the Mslcrnv. o.ssfs
Hsndsss son. of isss. sho ksi essss'
tue storm. decided % vss l-e., 90 81
| louep
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
RALEIGH. THURSDAY FEBRUARY i6. 1890


ca;a~sa counties esc~c, ~ eeassni %
owners. 20 amend ehArcsf Es. p1bsic
law % iss;. 20 amend chapter fs, pub
lc i&Es - 1877, hca arnrntci eeciicn
cS- 90 TIE CcS.. 10 repeal chapter iit
public lass 90 1891. establishing Aa4iy
Greek township. NeDoyeii county -
prevent the spread % assss~ siSonr
hogs sri fowls II EdE-comse Aaa
Gates ccrnties. 10 irercss~ the nunser
- commissioners IN Rowan. 10 trccr-
pofate the Caroiins pondlnr and Surety
Company: scc relief OF Clerk W. u.
Watson Of Craven Superior Court: 10
establish a di-penss-y a. jack.un.
Northampton county. 20 amend Tie
charter Of Southport. 10 aprolai Goa
stable In Mt. Airy toSnship. sur-y
county: 30 amend eh-ricr ~. private
laws OF 1851 incOrpor the Wilnlag-
ton Gasiisht Company. 60 incorporate
the Greensboro Loan ard frus; Com
pany; to repeal chapter zio. public Laws
OF 1875: To amend chapter Ia. private
| laws of 1897. 20 incorporate the East
Tennessee 4 Western North Csrolins
| Railroad. Z. amend chapter ic5. public
| laws Of 1885. resolution Instruct y &
| North Ca-oiina's Senators and Repre-
| sentatives IN Congress 10 procure nn
appropriation for the payment OF claims
| arising out OF the late war with Spain
to protect quail and other food bi.is
In Madison county: 70 amend chapter
Il3. public laws OF 1875: 60 repeal chap.
ter $40. public laws o! 1891: rcsolut .on
| providing for a JOINT ballot OF h1Ih
| houses TO III vacancies In the board D.
directors OF the States prison: 90
change time Of holding courts In Do
plin county: To protect the bridge over
the Perquimans river at Hr-lfori. &c
protect game In Edgecambe. - pro-
hibit fast driving over bridges IN Pam
iico county: 20 validate certain oath,
made by holding up the hand: 20 allow
the penitentiary direction. % meet Feb
ruary 10. In case u IL necessary 10 meet
az any point in the city ~ Raleigh: :,
| amend chapter ~ OF The Code: q
amend sections Sel and So Of The Code
to validate certain probates and REGIS
trations: to amend section ia or Th'
| Code: TO amend chapter Isi publI,
laws OF 1895. corferrins jurisdiction %
the probate OF deeds In certain cases
TO correct a grant issued IN I.s2 ..
William Ferihee, OF Currituck: 10 TAX
from the State Board of Ayricultur
the power 10 contract for the erection
Of public buildings.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

w.snissr"~ tsIsc.hi Ii. Pre.i-
dent hes appointed q csgri 81 IbgGfs
TO examine into iL. chsfsc, touching
the nee, furnished the A-s,ricsH army
duriB; tho war wita SfhiB. Eas ci-c-
matters iovoiYea m tie chafgss on .do
by General Miles, asaiss. the attainis.
tra,ion Of war sflars HE court ~sil
consist of MAYOR General Made. l.. -
V; Eriysasor General aeofgo L. u
vi., L. =. V: Colonel George i. bai,
lesrie. Corps EBgInscss. L. - A.
L.euiepsn, colo1ei Gecrge B Davis.
deputy lndgs advocate general Ito
order for the court of irquiry. ~hioa
wss is.ued by the Secretary of NsI.
saya: "Tke court 10 -ershy drecisd
TO inye.tigs;e certain allegations of the
MAJOR general commanding 'he army ia
/ respect TO the un ti;nesa for sol crr'
tain articles Of food furnished by the
| subsistence department ;S the troog'sia
the field during tho recent opoIsiiOEs
in Cuba and Porto Eico. In addition
70 iis fnaings Of fact. the court rill
| submit m opinion upon the merits OF
the case, together With such recon
M nsndstiops 90 20 further irocsedings
- may sceu 10 lie warranted by the
facts developed in the coarse 81 the an
l auiFy."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
n ruI rtfsiDt>rs ns>p<
II. or essrs lfi;s ,u satt sAa esssss
IN sefusacs 90 fse Sect

N sefefsa@s O. tse Beet
wa.nt>srus. u. a.. ,-rectsll The
report Of the var in.esii=siing com
MISSION 10 in the hands 81 The fTesa-
dent, and The comnaissioa las b~ss
dissolved The rerOr; -sv he 10 the
hands ei tho Prs.,aeni .-rsfs' dsys be
fore beiug sir.a offcsai IsoIsn r.iioa.
10 enable fuil coSsaasIsisun 81 The
document IL coI.lst. ai Dct-oea CO.
ooo asd c.. oob ~o,ds Tho I..an aae.-
der, 10 peel o,er without maiefisi
ne-tion. q; al al. "a wee 81 ,'saefai
fa-an's .e.isiou of the siai' fassi thsi
he originally made 20 ibsta. Tao
repors avoids al anrN. .lD2f tie
k,Ie,ssS q 1870 i-a' I..ar . nsi.
ter regarded .. unislae The fuse
iion. II ihc ccm;ni,sion. Tho rsisr-
erce. to 0ensTnl Ai,ss. conmsraiae
the army. ere devoted t.AiIlr 60
,irir,nfss on it- erut'e ~i'h iereucs
TO tho lsei t..ne o.. covered az bis
tefiimanr In ihis sssssc'Son q rnAiH
r,c.ai made. ~ 20 nsaers'o, =. o. 90 20
GSlersi Miiss' !s:iar- a. t-ku If"tari
seiioa IN Trpofiing al ibs feri ma
instead. vaitinr IoEV Isrsoi be'ufe
ecmmunicsiin. tue facts 60 tic lie
Issrtmsntaad. ncant f5e. wlis tie n
feruEiion he lad in hi, Tsss.fsi"u ata
has iad..Ines, en- 30. bcrf talgtltr"
made ui, iorrl4i l4iiinr beef h- 30 sagof-
ously condemned 90 he issnsi So ihs
srmy. Ihs fact ia. he ga. lhe sniE
witness fading to issidy GpOa oaiA %
Ia. erred -.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
sPECrFIcALLY sIAfEp.

ST noticed an attractive advertise.
ment in the paper this morning" said
Mr.. Mcbride to his wife.
''Was it a millinery opening 2"
''No; it was q dentists advertise
ment; and what particularly struck
me was the announcement that under
no circumstances would he furnish
more than one set Of teeth TO . Gus
toner at the rsdaced fgwa"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
film os Beirr Re -Ia.ofocd.

A special from Manila rays the Fiii-
pines are lying low. except On the es-
treIns left and right They hreerideHiiy y
concentrating between Csiooc.n and
Malsbon. Judging fron sppcsrance'.
the Filipinos are being io-enfoTcsd by
better drilled men from .hs poriksrn
provincss. In front Of the CsloScsa
they are - tLick as . svsrm Of bees.
The Americas troops feel the heat a.
mid day in the open. bni they are
anxious TO proceed. The soldiers are
i'm patisnt Of restraint wai.s n sixht Of
the enemy. The Filipinos are siill en-
trsnchin: themselves On the LETT VI
Caiaocaa
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
Dtspeakarr a AlsbsMs.

A sreeial from Montgomery Ala.
Gays after Q eeveYe can't sisB the mem
bers Of the Alabama Honse 81 Repre-.
sentativss by . vote Of ca 10 % piscei
on tho favorable cxiepdar the bill vEsci
hes yasssd the Ssaste and which Iro-
poses the abolitioa Of the uhisksy
fraNse in that state saa the establish
pent Of system of sh;sksy dssreH-
sar.ss similar 10 .bs So1ib Caro.ips
Law. The bill viii likely pass the Houss
aud become las.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

A special from New Orleans ssys: J.
NJ. Ruffn. of Rocky Mount. ~. C..
attempted 20 commit n eide on . sleep
or on the Louisville r. Nashville us
by siasbipg his vrisis. When the tram
arrived here Ruf;n vas ta.en 20 tie
hospital. He !. IN . sASous conditions
owing 10 The loss Of blosa. but vas sbls
TO speak. He ssid be 0as the saperib-
tendent Of . cotton mill 10 North Caro-
lima. an 4 that be ~ss coming be.e 80
the carnival; he had no family and vf,
tired Of LIVING. lie bad SI.42D ~ osss
on his person and . cbecx and other
yaluab.es a.grecaiipg go, 900.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16
VII Get Iser Moaes ssok-

The Senate committee On military
sHairs has greed 20 report the ball az
troduced by Senator Fairbanks for fas
reimbursement of tie Goyerncss 81
States for rsoacys expended ~ conneo-
ton with the recent vsr With SIsair:
The bill 10 smenda;ory Of the ACT II
July 18th, lssf, and extends the pro-
visions of the set 60 ~ 10 include "a
pspditures made subsequen. 20 July
sth. and prior TO August i2tb, 1885.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

A spscial from San Juan. Por 20 Eco
ssys Governor General Henry tss a.
pointed Frascisoo Acours, Ind
pendent Liberal, row s,sornsy Il
the Suprsns Court, to bs Sss-
rstary Of fhs State DE-. Coll. LIB
eral, he's been sppeinted Secretary Il
Finasce, sad Federico DsSsses. ks'!.
icai, ha6 been appointed Secretary Il
tie Intsrsor. Toe Liberals are disss.-
Aaa1 naerA Henry chsngs -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-02-16

Mrs. Gotrox-Aabel, dear, are iyeu
snre Mr. woodhy loves you fer ytour-
self alone? Manel-Yes, Pm sure4 he
does. mamma. He is always so RESTLESS
when you are in the roorc. -
The evening times., 1899-05-16
Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD,

Schedule in effect May Il. 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner OF New
Jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest, Vestibued Limited
trains 10 IS a. m, SOS, p. IN, daily
For Cincinnati, st. Louis. and indianapolis.
Express. 055 a. IN. Vestibuled Limited $40 n.
m. express Il 0S right. daily.
For Pittsburc and Cleveland, l0.35 A. m ami
$50 and ll.55 p m. daily.
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit, 1205 night
For Winchester and way stations, 900, 1o55
a. and $50 p. IN.
For Luray. $40 p. m. daily.
For Baltimore, week days. N2-35. 500. 60.
KOS. 11.1o. xS0o. xs-3o s35- xo.So Slo0D a. m
Si2.cj xl2-l5. xl.15. xSoo. $50. SS3. &so.
i.35. VI Gj. x5.1O x5.S0, x62O. G.5o, xs-on, s5i
XlOG0 1l.30. MI 20 p Sundays, NJ - xi-u9
x7.10. xs.o0, $50. SoO0 a. m. xl2-0 x1o0. ll5
NS.OD. 3.35. i.35, Mos, xjl0, $50, xsOO xl0op
1l5D, xll.50 p. III.
For Annapolis. 10 and S S5 a. m. 1s-1j and
$50 p. M. Sundays, $50 a. m. i-35 p. m
For Frederick, week DAYS, o.00 Il m. lo-5S.
i-So, so p. m. SUNDAYS. 900 A. m. lI9 p m
For Hayerstown, Toss a. m and $50 p M
For Boyd and way points. week DAYS. SD
900 a. M. 40. $50. ,.05 p. IN. Sundays. 9U
a. m, LIS. 7.0j p. m.
For Cathersburg and way points week days.
$50. A. m. lA5O 800 ABB. 5.35. 1.05. ll-aI
p. IN sundays, 800 a. m, LIS. AS. '-o',
I0.I5 p. III.
For Washington Junction and way points, 9e
a. m, i.3o. so p. m. week dI!s, 9W H. M
LIS p. m. SUNDAYS.
Royal Blue Line.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York. hos
ton. and the East. week days. !O5, $50 ls-0i
a. M, l205. LIS p. m. Dining Cars'l a:oo
..Roval Limited" Exclusively Pullman Tram.
Dining Car sos Dining Carr, 500, l1-5o and
S5 night: (Sieepi..g Car open at 1000 o'eocS-D
SUNDAYS. 1o5. 90c A. m. 1a.05 neon. LIS Dining
Car. 800. Sos Dining Cars. soc. l1.50 and 81
night. sleeping ecr open 10 o'clock
Parior Cars on all day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. III, l2.O5 noon, and
l Is and 800 D. H. week days. l2-0j noon sun
Gays
For Cape May, 1905 noon.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
aad residences by Union Transfer Co. on ordels
Ieft at ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsylvania Avcnue
NV. New York Avenue and 18th Street, and
at Depot. -
F. D. UNDERWOOD, D. b. MAXIM.
General Manager Mgr. Pass. Traffic.