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New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
TROUT FISHIyG AT HOUyT POCOyo.

Arorrt Pocono Penn. June So.-Rhododendrons
are in bloom throughout the POcono Mountain re-
gion and mountain laurel has not yet had its sum
roer run Of life City people are coming in. and
July and August promise to make the resort lively
Tn 10 July Is trout fishing will be the reigning
snort II has been good. too. this season. both in
brook and pond IN the two large PoconO Mountain
House ponds not five minutes walk from the
house catches with the fly have been large and
frequent and IN Hooker's Brook, beginning near
the house worm fishing while wadiug has resulted
In fine sport.
The social affair OF the week was the wedding on
Wednesday evening OF Miss Frances Wyman
smith OF Meadowside. and Cromwell r. Price, OF
Scranton. II was called a rhododendron wedding.
because the house was decorated with that flower
There IL to be a tennis tournament, and IN few
DAYS Mr. Tilineus, Of New-York. VIII open his
riding school under the old tutorship of Professor
Won Karlowsd. Of Durland's school, who has had
charge for several seasons. Mr.. Dodd. OF the New
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
EARLY SEASON AT s4YTILLE.

SayvtTe Long Island. June 3O-The season has
begun so early here on the South Shore, and so
many OF the old faces have come back, that it is
difficult 10 realize that this is not part OF, and
continuation Of last summer. There is the same
old colony at Babylon and West IslIp. including
Colonel Alfred WagstaH and his family, William
Loring Andrews and John 5. Foster.
Ex-Judge Jesse johnson has again leased the
Stuyvesant cottage West Isip.
Several changes have been made IN the village
Of Bay Shore since last summer. The pretty little
opera house has been completed and opened. the
Olympic Club has gone into new quarters. and the
Penaraout Coriuthian Club is pushing the work
on its new building.
Isip vLIage-that IS, the business block-is slowly
rising out Of the ashes Of last winters fire. while
the life of the summer visitors goes just the
same as II there had never been a fire. II. B. Hol-
Inns has opened his country home, A. X. Wimerding
is occupying MS cottage for the first time IN several
years, Henry Dick is installed IN his Islip home
and among others who have opened their cottages
az Islip are eX-MayOr Schieren John GLIB, r Z.
TrlsIow and H Riemon Duvau.
Mrs Nichol Ludlow, Of Oakdale has Just re turned
from a TWO weeks visit TO Narraganset Pier.
Mrs John Ellis Roosevelt, OF MeadoWcrofr, Say
Vile gave a small luncheon on Saturday, when she
entertained Mrs H T. Chittenden. Mrs. Walter
Suvdam Mrs Charles Post, Mrs. John II Prescott
and Mrs Joseph Wood Mrs. Vance and Miss Pansy
Roosevelt assisted. The house was decorated with
poppies and roses. -.
Nevtns house IN Bay-ave, Patchogus-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
PLE4srREs AT TIE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. June 3o-rhts grand
old resort in the Kittatnny spur z the Blue Ridge
has lost none OF It's oIdrtne popularity, and many
an Old friend has returned % while away the warn
summer months. The willy black and Oswego bass
are kesptng I'D established regulations for AFFORD
frg snort 10 persons Cf Izaak Walton tendencies
A number of beauties have been captured n the
region OF the SUsqueharna Railroad bridge. some
weighing four and five pounds Some hne trout
have been taken from MarshaITs Creek near ey-
Down at the boat landing The men that I've ~
renting small boats doing nice business az
this time
c. C. Worthington. OF New-Tork. has opened his
cottage IN BuckwOOd Park, across the Delaware. IN
the Warren County mountains He has purchased
the old Depew farm q several hundred acres ABOVE
handsome clubhouse f7r private use. He mas aiso
purchased a pretty island en- the Delaware. near
Shawnee. and now owns three miles 0- river 1ronl
The Water Gap House and the Kittetnny have
several \ew-YOrksrs rhelr registers Al the
former ara Mr. and Ms James Suydarn. who are
eg- rv-errfa-H srr~7-,a- a~I NJ Mrs.
W D Murphy H r NrlrschCler. OF the STOCK
xchange and Richard Eahne the Newark. ~ =.
for the season, and viii be here early nexJ week
The GrOcers. Associ2rl1n, or PnfladelpEia- one
az Water Cop House this week from Thursday 70
saturday Rhotodendron is now in bloom IN ths
Among vhe New-Yorx arrivals are
Water Gap Hous@-Mr and Mrs- A @ Boyd.
= A. Reed. j. II. Carpenter. Fl l. Carpenter. Z
Murphy Mrs. J. r. Clark Mr and Mrs Ira 9.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs .. W HyUan. John B.
CoZzins and farnav c. Fl. Dickinson. W Ncffucktn.
burr Ndr and Mrs. J. @ Iudowieg Miss Dunno.
Lloyd J. Coughii0. ". : C1shv1a~- Ms. Ctshnnan.
NJ NJ F W cushrn9n And ~ g Moses n.
2. T. Alexander J. G.. Burns. q. Weller Mss
Weller NIr and Mrs. L Duschner Master L.
= 2. Ross. H G. Olnstead. Mr.. and Mrz c. z
ADAMS and J RodenboE@&
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
on THE ST. LAWRENCE.
COMING VISIT OF ADMIRAL DEWEY TO TIE
ISLANDS

Thousand Islands. Alexandra Bay. y. 2. Tune 50
region IS the expected visit OF Admiral Dewey and
his party The Admiral IS 70 be the guest oc
Nathan Straus, his sumner home on Cherry
Island The arrival OF the hero OF Manila Bay viii
be the signal for the beginning OF series OF I'm
portaut social affairs. The coming OF the ADMIRAL
will be the occasion o. the opening OF Mr. Strauss
summer home, which has recently been erected n
the heart OF the island region within haIIfns dis
tance Of the sumner homes OF George NJ Pullman.
William c. Browning and George c. BoIdt-
The Thousand Islands region also bids fair 20 Be
the Mecca OF different conventions from various
points OF The United States On July : the super
inJsndenrs Association or the PRUDENTIAL 1n51raAce
Company VIII gather mere
& Van Wagner. Of Nsw-Tork has arrived al
Benny Castle BOnry Castle Is the home OF the
Colonel E D. James OF New-Tork has been
Mr. and Mrs ". Fl Hays. OF New-YOrk. are en-
Joy-ng life az the Thousand Islancs- 60, .,
among the jolly cruisers among the Islands Ar
Smith and party are registered at the New FEon-
Eevy-Yorzsrs registered at the Crossmon House
are Charles 2 BakeTs B9e4Ln, 7 :; 49, ~, "a =
c Lampe II MicheIs. E. u BUSHNELL. ! II High
and Mr.. and Mrs r & g Poyser-- -, s,
Colonel O. g Staples IS Srlercals-4S lnS - I9.lo-
ing New-YorNers at the Thousan1 LsiAac E1o-ss;
Il Z Crou. B. L. solomon L eiCJ111lA1. MI a5d
Nrs H P. Bust. N ROsebe-ryl A solomon ~
solomon. Jacob Erich. Ruin Erllca and LepolL
Sfiss Nav Irwin. the actress is expected az hsr
island home Irwin Island to-day ,
Mrs. J. II Oliphant, Or New-4ork, ls l73ProVl1s
her island home as IS ConnLnoIoIe N-l--@1l -
Browning who arrived several DAYS ago-
c I Hudson. e New-4 4orA IS a1lo2g ne yls..o-s s
at the islands AIr Hudson IS one OF the pioneers
of the island region -, --7.
The annual tennis tournament OF the LnousaL9 5
Island Yacht Club win be held N A9sasI. s sc
promises 70 be star attraction - ne 4snlosI 7s
OF This club Lne $aGae , .-ss ~ ~ y,ST7 ICES f5r
the var Dussr and Browning cups decided
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
GUESTS AT LAKE GEORGE.
MANY COTTAGERs HAVE ARRIVED AND
MANY HOTELS ARE OPEN.

<AAN@S@
MANY HOTELS ARE OPEN.
Lake George. June 80 (specaD.-The Fort Will
lam Henry Hotel, Sycamore, Lake House, Marion
and several OF the smaller hotels along the lake
cast the opening flag to the breeze to-day.
One Of the chief incidents OF the week was the
visit Of Joseph Warren Commandery Knights
Templar of Boston, Mass The party, to the num-
Der Of sixty more, arrived on the afternoon train
with their wives and daughters and put up at the
Fort William Henry Hotel They went the next
day on their way Montreal, via Lake ChanpIain
Mrs. Alexander Rice of Boston, is a guest at the
Fort William Henry. She is the wife Of ex-Gov-
errOr Rice Of Massachusetts.
The Rev. and Mrs. George D. Hulst, Of Brook
Iyn will occupy their cottage the east Shore op
posite Caldwell this week. Miss Grace HuIst. Miss
Ella HuIst and George D. Hulst jr., viii also come
Carl Schurz. OF New-York, and DR.. Abram Jacob
are spending the summer in their cottages on the
shore of Northwest Bay. near the Sycamore.
John Boulton Simpson, OF New-York City. has
opened his cottage, Villa Nirvana, on the grounds
steamer in commission for the season. E. Burgess
w arIen, or ~ oTk the owner or the Elllde the
steamer tnat made forty miles an hour on her trial
trip IS at home in Wapanak cottage on the grounds
Controller Morgan viii occupy a cottage in the
Lake House Crescent. in the village Of Caldwell
family, and will entertain number of social and
Edward NJ. Shepard and George F. Peabody. OF
NeW-York City, owners OF handsome residences
on what is known as the Bolton Road. are at
Theodore 3. Starr, Of New-York City, Is at HUI
lett's under the shadow OF Elephant Mountain.
Mr. Starr brings 10 the lake this year fine
naphtha launch called La Belle Etoile Blanche
George WlIAam warren, former organist or St
Thomas's Church. New-YOrk, is the occupant OF
Villa Solitude the shore OF Bolton Bay. Villa
Solitude is a picturesque summer home and here
Mr. Warren spends the most OF his time with his
daughter and son.
George Q. Knapp. of New-York is at the Hun
dred Island House with his family Mr. and Mrs
Knapp often seen sailing about the lake
board their beautiful steam yacht Vanadis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Moore, of New-York, are
Ou
Heart Bay. at the north end of Lake George. Mr.
Moore is thinking of placing the Pampero, fast
craft in commission. II is likely that Mr.. Moore,
who is member Of the New-YOrk Yacht Club and
owner Of the ocean steam yacht Marietta, will
build a steamer which he will place on the
lake another season.
Mr.. and Mrs Silas H. Paine, Of New-York. are at
Silver Bay for the summer, where Mr.. Paine has
handsome summer home The Silver Bay House
IS now one of the large houses on the lake.
Summer guests and tourists are beginning 70 ar
rive and it will not be long before most OF the
hotels on Lake George viii use the theatrical
sign, Standing Room Only"
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
HASSAPEQUA ADJUSTMENTS.
NEw-YoRK PEOPLE AT THE HOTEL AND COT
TAGEs


Massapequa. Long Island. June so (speciaD.-The
Massapequa Hotel opened for the season June
g. and already many familiar names have been
placed on the register. The house Is. as for some
years past, under the management OF the owners,
Snedeker & Co.. who unfauing in their efforts
for the comfort and convenience Of their guests.
One OF the principal attractions Of the Massapequa
is its accessibility for Manhattan and Brooklyn
business men, and that this Is appreciated is evil
denced by the large number who make the trip
daily. The train service IS unusually good, and
after the hot and trying days in town returns
in the evening TO delightfully."- cool breezes and
good nights sleep The amusements are many
and varied. though sailing probably attracts the
greatest number, many OF the cottagers having
their own boats. which with several launches COM
prise a good sized fleet A side wheel naphtha
boat has Just been received from the builders for
the exclusive use of the guests Of the hotel and
it intended TO make frequent trips around Great
South Bay and TO the ocean, giving those who are
fond OF surf bathing an opportunity for the en-
joyment Of IL. The Long Island roads, which are
far famed, have never been IN better condition
than at present, and afford unsurpassed driving
and wheeling
Arrangements are now being made for laying out
a golf course the hotel grounds, which are ex-
tensive and. with their natural advantages assure
excellent links. A short distance from the house on
and ample facilities for stiII water bathing Ere
Quent card parties and entertainments bowling
and billiards, with excellent orchestra under
the direction Of Charles Wanner Of Brooklyn.
VII furnishes music for dancing ana daily con-
certs serve TO while away The time indoors.
Among the guests who have already arrived or
are expected soon, many Of whom have spent sew
eraI seasons here, are Mr.: and Mrs George Pryor
Johnson Mr.. and Mrs. A. !. DelatOur Mr.. and
Mrs d o. Haynes Mr.. and Mrs. @. H NewhaN.
Mr. and Mrs L. Blank, Mr. and Mrs R. A, Nlcker-
son J. Morgan Jones, Gratz Nathan, Miss Con
stance Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs; George Bunker Mr..
and Mrs Il w. Browne Mrs. z. Browne, Miss
Browne Of Manhattan and Mr and Mrs. Fred
BALDWIN Mr. and Mrs. Henry c Southwick and
family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanford, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph J Deloug and Mr.. and Mrs. c +. hingman,
OF Brooklyn. Among the cottagers are Mrs III
- av7L~a and 9U7ilV
n Crulkshank, Mr.. and Mrs Charles f C5oodhu9
and family and Mr.. and Mrs X schneider anu
family OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
GOLFERS STAY AT LONG BEACH.
PLENTY OF SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR The
HOLIDAY WEEK


HOLIDAY WEEK
ro7g Reach n Y. June 80 (SpeciaD.-Golf IS the
leading topic OF interest at the Long Beach hotel
which opened last Thursday for many OF the
players who TO participate IN the champion
shin tournament at Garden City next week are
-agts+arad AT the hotel As there is no hotel
A. Garden CITY. they find It more convenient as
,,al1 a. more agreeable TO come down here to the
seasbore than TO go 10 and from New-York-
special trains will be TO and from the golf
grounds during the week for their accommOda-
ton.
The Long Beach links on the Meadows west or
the hotel have been put in perfect condition and
the new clubhouse there Will be completed IN a
few days Local trains to and from the beach will
hereafter stop at the clubhouse.
There will be plenty OF social attractions here
during the coming holiday week IN fact, there
will be dancing in the big music hall every even
ing. and the usual brilliant Fourth OF July ball
will take place on Wednesday evening
Among the first to arrive for the season were
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Wright. Mrs. c. r. Bond,
Miss Phoebe NJ Berger. Major Thomas H Cullen
and Mrs Cullen Mr and Mrs. Henry W Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. James y Wallace, F J. Myers,
C Arues Captain F. NJ Gibson, Z s A, and
Mrs Gibson Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Curren.
EsdGv Nr and Mrs. Alfred NJ Boucher, W
J CTeddy Mr.. and Mrs. ". MenZies, tr, Mr and
q Davies Mrs " B story. Miss H Vande-
yeere Mr.. and Mrs l. Denslow, NJ. Gabney. Miss
eIaPRes: T2esveI -. Miss a r. Weaver. W s Barstow.
NIiss Bsrstow Mr and Mrs. J. Farley. Mr.. and
Mrs. John D. Smelling. Henry Cohn the Misses
COIN Mr. and Mrs. 5. O. Howe. Miss R Howe,
Miss Adelaide Howe, Mr.. and Mrs J. r Duryea-
Miss Elizabeth Duryea, Miss SanoaUgh, MI ana
Mrs. Agustus Burg. Lambert Suydarn ana ). 2
Kellogg Of NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01
THE ALGONQUIN.

Situated as IT is at the easterIy end OF Lower
saranac Lake with a delightful view Of both lakes
cd the surrounding mountains. the Algonquin Will
aIyyavs remain favorite resort for Adirondack
yvenderers Opening on June l. guests az once oe.
cor, ~ arrive and the hotel Is now called nome
nv be+veeu thirty and forty guests ,.
'Roaring fishing and golf have been the LaVoIIte
r,astirnes OF all. Recently there arrived Ior one
c6S he o1ests G W Ferguson, IT. a new gasolene
Sa,rcb witch has been placed IN the lake IN trOnl
- The hotel and many persons nave aLLe4Ly
iiorUaS +ba rugged scenery Of the lake from the
rim and speedy little craft . 80, -. -
Tit-Ia change has been made in the notel, oUt an
addition containing bath rooms mas oeen Dul4' u
IH5 p R0meyn. formerly OF New-York, Is
sre75fnR his forty-eighth summer IN tae A4II ~
5tcrs and ever since this hotel was pul4t mas
made II his headquarters; .r - Me- n W
r,-aIIeon Miss Ferguson. DR.. James w DInPny'
- + p Pevser Miss Peyser. Joseph u o[1es'
~ o. rles + Scofeld Miss Tuthil! MI ana ; MITE
B5I,bert Stobo Miss Stobo and Mr.. and MIS- FAu4
a Schelling. all Of New-fork.
THE RIVERSIDE INN.
7-7 .4sor, AT the Riverside Inn has opened IN
- 's,sniriol.s circumstances, and the OUTLOOK Is
= .,,a besr for q lively summer. The hotel already
- =. ,o7,f,rta bic number of guests, among whom
are ] n. Demarest Myron 5uIZDets74 a'1 - ~
bsrger all of NeW-4ork -. .+,,s
r. nm as well known. mas a most alIl 1IS-
.,-atfar in the village Of SaranAc Lake. amos ahu -
sLtL-.--i-tr,iv situated 10 both the ChalsAusiS
Co' Co5 Nr,vyork Central Railway stations Aes5Is.
o. - - Corbett the managers, are sAeE EtlLs
flit 80. 60 ~ Drovide everything that comfort anu
tI-Llte1ca NAV require, and the enVlaDie IePut44
-. 80 this house has always enjoyed - 50 le-i
- he well maintained under thsr sApsi'044
management
New-York tribune., 1900-07-01

THE EXAMPLE SET THERE HAS ALREADY
BEEN FRUITFUL OF GOOD RESULTS
The evening times., 1900-10-09
Baltimore g Ohio
RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect August 27, 1900
Leave Washington from station corner OF Hes
Jersey Avenue and G Street,
For Chicago and Northwest Yesttbuled Limit
ed trains 1850 = M, sos p. n. daily
For Cincinnati. s.; Louis and Iadianspolis, Ez-
press. 1905 a. M Vestibuisd Limited S:z5 P ra-s
express l:le night. daily.
For Pistsburg and Clsvsiand. 1e:5o e. n. s:ss
p. N. end LOO a. m, daily,
For WInchsstsr and way stations. 's:ss a. z-s
s:45 p m, and s6:3a p: m
EoE Lursy, s:S P. M dsiiy
17:o6. N:lo xs:5e, s:S5, xe:so. 1.o:oo 3 ms
EIa:I6 n. 1a:I6. xlilo. xs'co, xI;e 1880 ttss.
s5;os; Hs;1o $3.50, 1s;as s:ss: Is;s2 ils
sso 155s s.s 1s IS .ss & @ 1siiS @ ssa 1s:6s sos.
1lPa1 For Annapolis @ @ T:lo p aad IS r.. and u.1s
and $50 p m Sundays, $50 E @ n. 4;ss ?. ,o.so n
For Has Hsssrstowa, r M sio:9 q n. and IS: 30 p. m
For Boyd and way points, week days, s:ss
a m. s:so. $50, 7:o5 p NJ Sundays, s:oo g. in-'
Fo- GsisbsrsbuEs and way points, week days ssyss
s:s5 g. m, 1880, s;I6. 4:so. 800, $50, T:o5
s25 p m Sundays. 500 l. m, lis. 500. 7:os.
For For Washington Junction and way points. wesk
| days, s:s5 a. m, .:so, $50 p. M sundayH
wv ROYAL Blue LINE.
All trains illuminated e; with Pinsseh l&ight & ~
.op For and datifLs the fs Tasf dsss ass s 6ns
$50 1Buffet>. io.o0 EDiner), g. m, la:lor
| Dinerl, 1:l0 (Diner), 500 'fRoyal Limited, %
| Exclusively Pullman Train. Dining Car. 4:o9
| sos Dining Carr, 500 and II 80 p IA (Sleep-
| ing Car open at 1000 o'clock). Sundays- 2:s5,
| T:o5, 900 a NJ 1910 noon, 1:10 Dining Cara
500, Sos Dining Cars. $500 and l1:so p. sleep
| ing car open 10 O'Clock
Parlor Csrs on all day trains
| Fer Atlantic City, 1000 g. m, 1910 noon.
| and I:10 and 500 p. m week days. 1910 noes
/ Sundays.
! For Cape May week days. 1910 and 1:1o p. M
| Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
| residences BIZ Union Transfer Co. orders left
at ticket eaiees 6Ie Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, New York Avenue and 18th Street, and al
Depot. Telephone ticket offices for B. & o. Eco
| tric Automobile Cabs.
/ F. D. UNDERWOOD, D. 3. MARTIN
| I'd Vice President. Agr. Pass. fraf1c.
and Gen. Manager.
The evening times., 1900-10-09

FOR sALE-Leaving city; must sell; 81. 600 less
than cost; 7-room brick, near Lincoln Park,
only s. 500 address BOX 2s1, this Office OCT 3t
The evening times., 1900-10-09
n AxLR
Washington, Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

from ssatien, Pennsylvanis Ave. and 1s 12 st.
rn effect Jaiy ID. 1900
Fer Alsxsndris-Week days, $50, 7:0k, 7.3e,
200 $50. $50. a:a5. 1000, hoo. II :ss q. m.
$780, 1890. 12.<5, II 20, f:ss a.00 $40. x3o9.
s:26 $50, x4:ls, 4:so. sos, x5. 20 $40. s.es.
$50 Too 7so, 500 $50. s.oo $50, 1918. IL 20
II Il 20 p N. sundays, T:z6. 900, s:sb. 1896.
60. 30 q m, ia:eo nooa. 1890. i:oo, 1850.
zoo ESQ. 500, 3:9o. 4:oe. a:so. 500, $50 900,
S:So 7:o. 7ao 500. $50. S:oo $50. io:l6 Ii 40,
u:50 .. "a.
Fer Mount yernen--wesk Days. $40, 500. 10 90
Il 20 m. xI2:6o, H 20. a:oo. xs:oe. s:s5 7:os
s:oo e:so q n SUNDAYS, 900 a. m, Ia 20 no~u,
200. 400, Too. s:eo, $50 p. 70,
For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridge-wee<
days. $50, fio4, 800 .s:ss. s:6s. az. 1000.
Il 20 n-. 1905, IL 20 :zB, :45, 9eo s2.49
'a:oo s;2s, '<:ls. sos, $3.50. s:os e=so 1908 500
2. N. Sundays. 7:45. eco. e:1s. 1850. Hoo.
II SO = M. Il 30 noon, IA 80 loo, 30. 2:oo
$3.50, s:0o $780, 400. $50. 500, $3.50, 500.
$3.50, Zoo. s7: so, 500 p. M.
Parcels carried on all s.sins- Baggage checked
xExpress. sTo Arlington only.
J. cOLvIs, Superintendent.
@. b ABBOT. President.
The evening times., 1900-10-09

FOR SALE-SnithsoD Bros. Piano; good cond
tion. 3Q6 18th st. sw. oc7-at
The evening times., 1900-10-09
Southern RY.
Schedule in effect October /, 1900.

Trains leave from Penn. Station
500 q. II. Daily. Local for HaT-isonburg sHa
for Charlotte and way stations.
H:15 a.. N. Daily U. s Fast Mail Sleeping
cars to New Orleans. Columbia, Savannah. and
Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheviIle Chattanooga, and mempti- and az
Danvlle with sleeper for Birmingham Solid
train Washington TO New Orleans Dining car
service.
IL 81 a. M Daily Local for Charlottesville
4:0l D. m Week Days. Local for Front Royal,
Strasburg and HarrisonbuTg.
4:30 p m. Daily. Local for Charlottesville.
e55 p N. Daily. n. Y. Fla Express Sleep
fnr cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston and TO Savannah, jacksonville
and Port Tampa. Through coach TO Jacksonville.
Dining service.
e:55 D. m Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via Lynchburgl- Sleeping cars 20 Roam
oke Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and New
Orleans. Through coach 10 Memphis. Dining oss
service
err Limited, Sleeping cars to Ashe=ille, knox-
vile Chattanooga and Nashville. and TO Atlantis
Macon, Birmingham, Memphis, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, aud New Orleans Dining car service
Tourist sleeper Washington to San Francisco Mon
days. Wednesdays, and FTidsys
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 M daily, 80 p. nae
ABS D. m, 44e p. week days, and e:25 p. N.
SUNDAYS for Bluenont; 6:25 D. m. Saturdays fcs
Leesburg, 625 p. m. week days to Hsrndon-
Through trains from the South arrive Washing
ton s.z2 g. NJ, TBS a. m, 2:15 p NJ, and $50
0. m. daily From Harrisenburs :ss a. m. week
days and $40 p. N. daily. From Charlottesville
s;2s a. n. and $50 p. daily.
Tickets, sleeping car reservations. and other In.
formation furnished and baggage called for ane
checked from hotels and fesidenees By Union
Transfer Co., on ordsrs left at Ticket Office. 7oS
18th St. NV, oil Penn. ave NV. and ~
phone 1an for P. R. r Cab Service.
FRANK s. : CANNON,
Sd P and Gen. Mg9.
J. n. CULP, Traffic Manager.
W. A TURK, General Pass'r AGENT
L & BROWN. General Agent.
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wANTED-AGENTS.
SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALE,

NANTED-SeYing, home or out; all kinds done
in best manner; low pricsJ refs. Box 354, this
office. 1t EN-
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STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the yess for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
superb, powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" "NorfsIk," and "Wash-
- iagton," the following schedule;
Ly. Washington. 8.30 pm LIZ. Portsmouth. s 90 pm
LIZ. Alsxsndria..7 co pm Lv Norfolk. s. % pm
Ar. Ft, Monres.7.90 am LT. F.. Monroe 81 70 pm
Ar Norfolk 90 am Ar Alexandris. 80 am
Ar. Portsmouth. Is am Ar Washing gton-.7- 90 ara
Tickets oa sale at e17 Penn ave-. B. and
- o. ticket ofhcs, sie Penn ave-, and corner
- 18th st. and n 7. ave-, G. o. ticket Of
fees, at s13 Penn ave-, and 600 14th st. |;
8. A. L ticket Office, I4gz n. Z ave, and
- On board steamers
fgFor further information apply at gen.
erai Offices, 7th st. wharf, Wash d. c.
Phone, $50.
noes-t JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTHA HAMPToN-B0EDO
CALLING, WEsfBoUNp, AT CRERRoURG
Sailing Wednesday at 10 a. IA
RED STAR LINE.
NEW RK-ANTwERP-pAHIs
Every Wednesday at IL noon.
INTERNATIONAL SAVIGATI0E COMPANY
Piers IA and I5 n. R-oface, 70 Broadway, y. !.
Philadelphia Once 8C5-eN Wainxs 81.
WASHINGTON oFFIcE-ssas ST. y. ".
Or W. g. MOSS Agent at Sanders 5sasman's s
1927 Sc. 4. W.
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wAsTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Immediately. two or three horses,
harness and buggies that are able to stand
hard service country roads; must be bar
gaiA l229 Pa. ave. NV II
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HELP xvANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A settled white woman in family
of s. must give the very best OF ref; good
home fo. the right person. Apply between 10
nw nc9-2t EN-
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WANFED-Tailoress: also colored girl for house
work 1916 9th st NV. ocs-2t,em
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EXPERIENCED dressnaker: tailor suits: remod-
cling; family RESI- by the day. l4o9 Mass
Ape- nv. Oi9-Zt EN-