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posrMAsrnns or TEXAS.
Association Is Now i'm Annual ses-
sion mt Dallas.

Dallas, Texas, July 1D,-over 100 posi-
masters. representing the State Postmast-
ers association, met in second annual con-
vention in Dallas today. Rev W. NJ. An
derson, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church of Dallas, offered prayer. Mayor
Ben Il. Cabell welcomed the association
to the city and Thomas j. Darlington
postmaster of Temple, responded. This was
folfowed by the annual address OF lhe
president, w. b. Brush, postmaster. OF
Austin.
The following members OF the associa-
con were present; w. VI. o'Leary, Dal-
las John Harvey, Meridian; James D.
Sergeant, Orange; ]. A. Gammill, Calvert
X. r. Hyland, Roundrock; II. Morris,
nodd NJ S. Garner Josephine; f. u
Wilson, Marshall; J. w. Church, Wyliei
]. Henry. Corpus Christi; C. z. Ericsson
FL Campo; G. e. Kirby Rowlett; W. Z.
Lace. Burleson G. W. Cotter, Alvarado;
II. l.. Dunn, Midlothian: A. C. Nnphus,
Mesquite, Robert j. King, Clarksyille'
Harry Beck, Hillsboro; w. NJ. Magic, Dem
ison; C. l.. Bush, Gatesville; r. o. Misen-
err, Hamilton; e. Emanuel, Jacksonville;
w IT, Stank User, Roddy; Dir A. Pope,
Cameroni S. J Weaver, Dublin; MISS Lals
Brigham, Abbott; Mrs. M. r. II. King and
Miss Susie p Hyman, stephensviile; ]. r.
Neece, Mexla; w. A. Stoner, Waco; W. f..
Dwyer, Brenham: Miss Caroline cottala,
Cotulln: Mrs Carrie 70. Vaughan. seguin;
Adah L. Davis Pilot Point w d, Nc
caslin, Detroit; C. K Mcdowell, Dickens;
George II. sparenberg, Big Springs; y. w,
owen, Eagle Pass; w. c Hurley. Sulphur
Springs r. w Loux, Latonia; Thomas
Hull, Palestine; Adolph Jourdan, II. e.
Smith. Mckinney; C. r. Lewis, Tyler;
~. n ca1av Rann. n NJ Little de-
oitur; ]. NJ. Barton Terrell; John Beat
w. waxahachie: A. S. Davis. McGregor;
r. r. Highland. Round Rock; G. G. Cliff
ford. san Antonio: s. y. Strong. Houston,
and John L. Wlrd. Fort Worth.
! Technical subjects OF interest only "a
the postmasterE we're discussed. The meet
ling continues tomorrow.
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each county 10 instruct It's delegates and
send delegates TO conventions based upon
the vote cast for governor at the last cleo
tion; therefore, that we instruct our del
egates 10 all district conventions TO use
their influence to stop the practice of
nominating candidates by the plurality
vote Of the districts.
eve believe that each county in con-
gressional district ought to have. an ex-
eeutive committeeman. and therefore in
struct our delegates to the congressional
convention TO use their influence to have
a district chairman chosen and one mem
Der from each county, who shall com
pose the executive committee of the
Fourth congressional district"
resolution requiring a poll tax receipt
as n prerequisite 10 voting in democratic
primary was adopted. a resolution was
adopted instructing the delegates 10 the
senatorial convention to vote for A. T.
Dohonry for chairman of the executive
committee Of the third senatorial district.
j. s. Crook was reelected chairman OF
the county democratic executive commit
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asylum at San Antonio. Jean coats for
the North Texas Insane asylum, Terrell.
and mems full suits for all State institu-
lions.
Ash G Hirshfeld of Austin, to furnish
youths suits for the Blind asylum of Aus
tin, and State Orphans home at Corsi-
cana.
Theo. Low OF Austin, youths pants for
the BLIND asylum, Austin, and the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind asylum OF Austin.
Slayden-KiTksey Wooden mills of Waco,
to furnish mems pants for all State in
situations. The firm was the successful
bidders for mems pants last year
Tho bulk of the shoe contract goes to
Keokuk, Iowa. The Southern Shoe compa-
ny of Waco secured several awards, as
did w. +. Craddock e. Co. of Terrell.
Scarborough e. Hicks CO austin secured
the contract to supply shoe polish. The
highest figures on mems shoes a.e S1.50
per pair, and on women's shoes the fg-
ures ranged from 85 cents 10 S1.45 per
pair. The shoe awards, Us well as those
for clothing, are for six months.
The contracts for blankets aggregate
$4,000 and are dlyi&ei as follows:
First grade, indestructible blanket, to
W. H. Thomas & Co. of Philadelphia,
Pa, at s4.S5 per blanket.
Second grade, indestructible blanket, to
| Mexican. Eilers & Co. of Austin, at S1.sa
per pair.
| White blankets to L. Wolfson OF San
Antonio, at $3.50 per pair.
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REpuBLIcANs nATlFY.
hut Only the Anti Green Men We're
in Attendance.

III Attenuuncts
Dallas, Texas, July 19.-Nearly 2Oo
Texas pnetmasters are in Dallas attending
the second annual convention Of the ASSOC
citation. They are all republicans and the
meeting was 20 arranged as to have 1t CO.
incidental with the Mckinley ratification
meeting In this city tonight. The wcrlr
of the PostmasJers' association is largely
social and nothing or general interest was
done today. Some OF the disgruntled re-
pubicans asser. that the meeting Is ID
reality for the purpose OF organizing GER
tam forces so as TO control the republican
State convention TO be held next month
and to influence the selection of a State
chairman to succeed Il. II. X. Green. One
OF Mr.. GREEN'S friends said this evening.
what Is the use OF postmas els con-
yenton anyway /: the postmasters don't
know what their duties are or how to per-
ll9rm them they should consult a postal
guide
About 500 republicans met in Turner
hall tonight to ratlfy the nomination o,
Mckinley and Roosevelt. They were bois-
terously enthusiastic Speeches were
made by Or. John Grant. Web Flanagan,
w a. Atwell, C. A. Lyon, w. Y. King
(negro) and others. State Chairman
Green did not attend the meeting and all
the speakers were antl-Green men.
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DELEGATES APPOINTED.

Following is list of delegates ep-
pointed by Governor Sayers 10 attend the
Farmers congress to be held az Colorado
Springs, Colo, August 81 to 81: Or. Flint,
Dick Locett Hon. S. w. Mosley, Jeifer-
son, Marion county; Hon. II. A. O'Neal,
Atlanta, Cass county; Britt. Rutland,
Douglassville, Cass county; Thomas Walk
er, Kildare, Cass county; Judge T. j.
Heard, Omaha, Morris county: r. M.
Harp, Naples, Morris county; John q.
Morris, Texarkana, Bowie ,ounty; Judge
Jim Henderson, Naples, Morris county
w. West, New Boston, Bowie county; w.
w. billiard, De Kalb, Bowie county; j. J..
German, Whitewrlght, Farnin equity ].
l.. Greer, Mckinney, Collin county: Tom
McCullum, Pleasant Valley. Dallas county;
H. w. Britain. Kit, Dallts county. j. X.
P. Jordan, Grand Prairie. Dallas county;
n. A. Carroll, Cedar Hill, Dallas county;
r. c. Kimbrough. Mesquite, Dallas coun-
~; w. p. Cochran, Dallas, Dallas county;
John James, Garland, Dallas county; e.
P, Paschal, Mesquite, Dallas ccunty;
James x. p. Kyser, Rockwalll, Rockwall
county; DR.. Manson, Rockwell, Rocfwall
county; w. d. Haynie, Rice, Navarro
county; Presley Owens. Rerens. Navarro
county; John Miller. blooming Grove Ma
yarro county; r. j. Saunders, Frost, Ma
varro county; Jack Rierson, athens, Hen
derson county; James Michem, MalakoIf
Henderson county; j. S. Grinnan, Terrell
Kaufman county; John Dean Enufmsn
Kaufman county; John Mcclellan. Fcrney,
Kaufman county; Larkin Hill Dowson
Navarro county; j. G. bald win, Prairie
Hill, Limestone county; S. s. Walker,
Groesbeeck, Limestone county; ]. b.
Dunn, Wheeloek, Rob artsoa county; j
p. LLOYD, Kurten. Braxos county: Captain
w. D. Donaldson. Hea1svlle. Robertson
county; 7. w. Bond, Peareonwlle, Lime
stone county; j. 7. Beasley, Calvert
Robertson county; w. F. Story. Cotton
Gin. Frecstone county; = S. Estes, Bal
Prairie, Robertson county; ]. C. Hart
Neshitt. Robertson county; z. s. Smith
Shepard San Jacin;o sonmy ]. N pfow
Livingston, Polk county JOHN Hahdley
Camden, Polk county, Or. N. l.. Price
Mont gomory, Montgomery county, w Il
Spiller Esperenza, Montgomery county; j.
g. Davis, Gladstone. Walker county: s
Campbell, Huntsville. Wziter county: II
L. Hughes, Midway, Madison county: "
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A KlIIing Near Calvert.

Calvert, Texas. July 1s.--At the Calvert.
Waco and Brazos Valley railroad camp ON
the Briggs farm, FIVE miles north OF this
city, a shooting occurred early this morn
Ing. Jim World shot Henry Guynn through
the body and probably MORALLY wounded
him. The shooter Is in custody OF OFF,
GERS. Both parties 10 the trouble are
white men aud employees of tho construc-
tion company now at work on the ex-
tension OF the above named road.
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an hour aud a half upon the issues OF the
day. arraignlng the present administra-
ton for the war in the Philippines, the
oppression OF Puerto Rico by tariff, the
frauds in Cuba and the fathlessness OF
Admiral Dewey to Agunaldo. His speech
was well received
Merry games were played by the chill
dren dancing by the young people. base
ball, trap shooting and other amusements.
The Gay was pleasantly spent by all.
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LAMAR COUNTY DEMOCRATS.


Paris. Texas, July 17-The democratic
convention of Lamar county convened at
the court house at o'clock yesterday at
ternoon and elected delegates 20 the
state congressional, judicial and soma
torial conventions. Delegates to all Of
the conventions were instructed to vote
as a unit. The national platform and
candidates were Endorsed. and resolu-
ton was adopted declaring in favor OF
holding the primary elections hereafter
in all the counties OF the State on the
same day.
The following resolutions were intro
duced by Colonel J. c. Hodges and
adopted
Resolved, That the only Just way 70
instruct delegates for district offices Is for
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nARnEcuE ar KnGoRn.


Kiigore. Texas. July 10 --Kilgore enter
tained today with basket picnic and bar
becue: there were excursions from Long
view and Henderson aud a thousand people
In attendance. A fine dinner and barbe-
cue. plenty for everybody.
Hon. r. C. De Graffenreid spoke for
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STUMP AsHnY ron BRYAN.
He VIII work for Him In North
Caroiinn.

Carolina.
Fort Worth, Texas, July is.-H. S. ?.
(stump) Ashby. who is well known In the
political world, left today for Raleigh. NJ
G.. where hs will meet and confer with
Marion Butler. Ashby said he was going
to support Bryan and believed that he
would win this time. II Is understood here
that Ashby Is going to North Carolina to
stump the State for Bryan.
Mr.. Ashby said "The tendency OF tho
time Is among a great many politicians
10 join the land grabbing imperialistc
policy OF England. would have support
ed Parker or Donnely on the populist
ticket IL they could have developed
strength, Blu II believe that today Mr..
BRYAN Is the best man and the strongest
man in opposition to the imperialistic poll
cy, and propose TO do all can to secure
his election
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storey carried Houston Comfy.

Crockett. Texas. July is.-Storey TOT
Commissioners carried the county by 1000
votes. Perkins for foater. Lipscomb Tor
district fudge. A. A. Aldrich for repre-
sentative, Winfree for county Judge, Earl
Adams. Jr.. for county attorney. J. o.
siaunton for district clerk. ". n. Az
bright for county clerk. Above Is the
result Of the urinary held June II.
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nee county,s Iyirst mae.

Beeville, Texas. July 19.-Bee couaty's
first bale OF cotton for the season was
ginned and markcr-n here .eaay. 1t was
raised by w. l.. Connolly OF Clarkviue
and weighed ii3 pounds. 1t sold for
101-2 cents.
Another bale was ginned aud sold here
this evening for Ia cents, II weighed
AS pounds and was raised by q. j.
Kinkler.
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AT WORK FOR BURGESS.
A Democratic Club Has Been Organized al
Alvin, BrazOria County.
COLORADO WILL GIVE HIM A MAJORITY
Disappointment, but No Soreness
over the Defeat of DuT-rhe Sen
timent at ADgIeton.

Alvin. Texas, July 19.-The delegates
from here who attended the Tenth con-
gressional convention hello at Richmond
yesterday returned last night and all ex-
press themselves as highly pleased at
the action OF the convention In nominal
ing Hon. George #. Burgess, the stand
ard bearer Of the democracy of the Tenth
district The democrats OF Alvin are
united. and will make strong pull 10
land the nominee
An Alvin Burgess democratic club was
organized here this afternoon and $50
names were enrolled. The following OFF,
GERS for the club were duly elected: NJ
u. Williams. president; W. R. Stockweil,
secretary; l.. B Cartlan assistant secre-
tary and P. II King treasurer. Judge
Il. f. Fishback, Hon. A. II. II. Tolar, j..
T. Cobbs and n. w King were selected
as an executive committee.
Columbus Texas, July 1e-The Colorado
county delegates to the congressional con-
vention at Richmond returned this morn
ing, defeated in securing the nomination
Of their candidate. but ready to battle
for the nominee. The fight was bitter
in Colorado county. but 1t was all In the
puarty, and those who were opponents to
Burgess take their disappointment grace
fully and will now champion his cause,
The county went democratic at the LAST
general election Tor The first time In
many years and as the silver question
does not enter into this campaign It Is
expected many votes will be added to
the party by tho Germans this year on
the question Of Imperialism.
Angleton, Texas. July 19.-The news Of
the nomination OF Burgess for congress
for this district received here last night
was a great disappointment to the many
friends of #. ]. Dun. Since the action
OF Fort Bend county in going back on
her instructions the people were not sur
prged.
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II THE BABY IS QUITTING TEETH

be sure and use that old ard we'll tried
remedy. Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup
for children teething. II soothes tbs child.
softens the gums. aliays all pain, cures
wind collie and u the best remedy fee
diarrhoeA.
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mour Rose, Salado, Bell county; Eighth.
C. H. Willlngham. Balfinger, Runnes
county; Ninth, Captain John Hill Hills
prairie, Bastrop county; Tenth, Major
g. NJ Durant, Alvin Brazoria county;
Eleventh, John Todd. Corpus Christi.
Nueces county; Twelfth Thomas Coleman,
San Antonio, Bexar county; Thirteenth,
Harper Kirby, Quanah, Hardeman county.
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NJ total lands leased .....15, 322. 1873
Rnd notes bear interest at the rate
k ana 10 per cent, according to
u under which the lands were SOLD
Qhiority of them bear 9 ser cent,
NJ, the average rate on the whole
about 81 PEI cent The receipts of
q on school land notes and leases
lbproximate sS95.000 this year, all
,1ch goes to the available school
THER CONTRACTS AWARDED.
\ Purchasing Agent Dodge is still
baking awards TO the various sue
4 bidders for supplies for the vari-
3eemosynary institutions of the
beginning September /. 1900. The
resulted as follows;
4. Davis OF Terrell. TO furnish coats
|ests for the Southwestern Insane
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NOTES

The State board of summer normal ex-
aminers, consisting OF twenty teachers,
was organized this morning with A. L.
Malone of Caldwell as chairman, and w.
r. Leonard of Austin as secretary.
The penitentiary board as making ar
rangements for the most complete devel-
opment Of the Clemens arm i-a8or'a
county, the intention being TO place at
least 500 negro conyicts thereon, to be
worked by the State. n la.ye suSa; NH
will ultimately be cons.4uc ed aid tye'y-
thing done to make : model penal set
Element Of this pro.i''Y.
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A SUICIDE.

Fred ochs, a well known citizen OF
Austin, tonight fred 45-calibre pistol
bullet through his head. killing himself
Instantly. He was In i'll health and de-
spon6ent. A widow and one child survive
him
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ROM THE CAPITAL CITY
tement of the States Land Account by
the Treasurer.
TRACTS FOR SUPPLIES WERE AWARDED
vernor Has Appointed Delegates
10 the Farmers Congress TO lie
Held at Colorado Springs.

In. Texas, July 19.-State Treasurer
As books show that the States land
rs We're in the following condition
u /:
A land notes in pood
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington August %.
100 Proposals for Bituminous Coel.-Sealed pro-
posals viii be received at this Office until 10
O'CLOCK NOON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH.
1900 to furnish the various branches OF the Dis
trict government with thirty -ive hundred tons,
more or less of Bituminous Coal during the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1901. The contract
viii be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder
or bidders. Blank forms of proposal. together
with information, be obtained at the Prop
erty Clerks Office. Room 80 District Building
The Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids and to waive defects. HENRY B. +.
MCFARLAND, JOHN W. ROSS, LANSING IL.
BEACH, Commissioners OF the District of Co
lurnbia aus ct -exSu
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THE ATTENTION OF THE YOUNG AND ENTER
PRISING BUSINESS MEN OF WASHINGTON
Is INVITED To TIE FOLLOWING PROPOSE
TION WHICH WILL COMMEND ITSELF To
EVERY INTELLIGENT MAN AS A sPLEN-
DID OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT AND
BUSINESS.
| have secured control OF about half an acre
of ground containing a little more than 10000
square feet located at the west end OF Cabin
John Bridge the north side Of the road, be-
tween the Cabin John Hotel batnyard and the
creek, and Just across the road from the Cabin
John Hotel | have the plans OF an architect for
improving this property for business purposes at
a small cost The terminus of the Great Falls
Electric Railway, which runs along the banks Of
the beautiful Potomac River is at Cabin John
Bridge. Several thousand people landed there
nearly every night during four months Of the
year and every pretty day Daring the balance
OF the year. This is all the argument that is
needed TO show what opportunity this IS for
business. ard | invite anyone who would like to
put some money in this enterprise to discuss the
matter with me- Two responsible business men
have already expressed desire to join syndi-
cate to put this enterprise into operation.
JOHN ORME COLE, Care Briee X Lipscomb,
auSl-3t 6l2 18th st. Phone 1S4S.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A. b. DUYALL, c. A. BRANDENBURG Attorney
IN THE SUPREME COURT CT THE DISTRICT
a. f,nI,,r,hin Hn ding a District Court In


A. B. DUVALL, c. A. BRANDENBURC, Attorneys
IN THE SUPREME COURT CT THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia. Holding District Court In re Ex.
tension of Staughton Street. No 552, Dist Court;
Notice is hereby given that the Commissioner
of the District of Columbia, pursuant to the pro
visions Of the act OF Congress approved March g.
1863 entitled IAN act for the extension OF Penn.
sylvsnia Ave. Sc, and for other PURPOSES" filed
a petition in this court praying the coEdemnat iun
OF the land necessary fer the extension of Staueh
ton 1t. from its present terminus westward
through Block OF the Meridian Hill sub-divi-
sion. to Columbia ave, with a uniform width OF
siyty-hVc feet, shown plat or map pre-
rared By said Commissioners and annexed to their
said petition, and marked Exhibit D. c. No L.
And thereafter, the said Commissioners filed
their supplemental petition herein in accordance
with the act OF Congress entitled "An act for the
extension OF Columbia Road east to Thirteenth
st. aud for other purposes approved June 6.
1900 praying that a jury of seven judicious dis
interested men not related to any person inter
ested in the proceedings, and not in the service
or employment OF the District OF Columbia or of
the United States, be summoned by the marshal
Tor the District OF Columbia, to assess the dam
ages each owner OF land taken may sustain
by reason Of the extension Of said street and the
condemnation Of lands for rle purpose Of such
extension and assess the benefits resulting there
from against those PIECES or parcels OF grounG
AUDITING on both sides of staughton ST. and the
extension thereof, according to the provisions OF
said acts OF Congress
Ii Is ordered this 10Th day Of August, A. d.
1900 that all persons having any interest in the
proceedings be, and they are hereby required 10
attend this court the 9TH DAY OF SEP
TENDER, 1900, AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, and to
continue in attendance until this court shall
have made its final order ratifying and confirm.
ing the award OF damages and assessment Of bene-
fits OF the jury, provided, copy OF this order be
published once IN the Washington Law Reporter
and in the Evening STAR and The Times news.
papers on secular days at least six times before
said 9Th day of September. 1900, and the mar
shall is directed to cause copy OF this notice
condemned as may be found within the District
Of Columbia. By the Court: tSeaD HARRY NJ.
cLABAUGH, Justice. true copy-Test: j. Il.
auIs, 81 "a, 2s. .ses
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HAILH DADS.
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon RaiIway

from station. Pennsylvania Ave. and Is l-2 st.
In eject May !, 1900.
For Alesandria-week days. $50, T.64, 7:3o
s;oo, s:sS. $3.50 s:25. 1000. Hoo. l:s5 a. m.
i2;2o H:ts xl:2o. las $500, $40, xs;oo
go. 1883. M:1s, 1850, sos. 1890. $40, 6:o4.
G;s9: 200, ESQ. 500. s:l5, $50. l0l5, n:2o.
~, r,:SS P m Sundays. T:45. 800. 9:45. 1890.
lug, ESQ a. m. IL 90 noon. 1890. 100. 1850.
~ ESQ 300, $3.50. 400. $50. $500 $50. 500.
~, I:oo 7:so, 500. s:t5 $50, .lo.l5. 1i:2o.
For Mount yernon-week DAYS, $50, 500, 1000,
si;W a. m. I12:oo. x1:2o 200. x30o, $3.50, 7:oS.
go go ?. m. Sundays. 300 a. m, 1900 noon.
2;0o. 400. 200. s:l5 D. m
For Arlington and Aquvduct Bridae-week
Gays. 800. 1885. $50, ss:25. 1000. 11:00
a; m, 1905 1870, 12:i5. .1:45. 200. '2:io
s;Vo 1926. AIS. sos, $50. 6:oi. $50, 1905
s;oo 2. m Sundays 7:%5, 800 e:45. 'i0:So II :ae
.a., so a. m, 100 noon. .i2:so loo. .l;so 2:co
z;so, $500, 1870, 400, -4:30, $500, $50 600.
$50. 200. $780, 500 D. M
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
xExpress. TO Arlington only.
J. CoLyIN, Superintendent.
G. E ABBOT, President
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a1gl Chesapeake
a6ufE & Ohio Ry.
Through the Granacst Scenery of
America. All Trains yestibuied,
Electric Lighted, Steam Heated.
Dining Cars on Through Trains.
Station Sixth md ID Streets.


u:s3 A. NJ DAILY EXCEPT SUSDAY-Moun-
tain Special, a new vestibuled train Of Pullman
Buffet Parlor Care, and Coaches for Virginia Hot
Springs, Greenbrier White sulphur. and resorts
in the Blue Ridge and Alleghanies, east OF Hinton,
". Va, reaching the moI-tains between $50 and
100 p.
500 P. H. DAILY-Cineinaati and ST. Louh
SpeciaI-solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleepers to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, In
dianapolis, and St. Louis, without change. Parlor
Car Coyington. Va, 10 Virginia Hot SpEings-
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
ll:I0 p NJ DAILY. +. v. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati Pullman Sieepers TO Cinein-
natl Lexington. and Louisville. without change:
Connection for Virginia Hot Springs daily Pull
man compartment to Virginia Hot Springs,
without change. Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
days Observation Car Hinton TO Cincinnati.
Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chicago and ST. Louis
1l:H A. NJ DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY-Fof
Newport News, Norfolk. and Old Point Comfort
(yia Penn II. R.. X. +. & p, and Richmond)-
SEQ P NJ DAILY-For Cordonsvile, Char
lottesyille. staunton. daily, and for Riehmoud.
daily. except Sunday.
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake ard Obi,
Offices. 5i3 Pennsylvania Avenue; CD 18th Street,
near F, and at the Station. Telephone call, 1i4l,
for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service.
II. W. FULLER,
Telephone 1868. General Passenger AGENT.