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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Jan. AT a
terrific speed the overland limited train
On the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
was rushing through the darkness Monday
night with no engine driver at the throt-
tie. The fireman. who was busy shoveling
in coal. wondered at the high rate OF speed.
saw that the train Was running wild and
discovered that the engine driver was miss
ing
The train rushed by Mechanicsville as the
fireman took the engine-driyer's seat, and
was close 10 Bertram. stopping place. be-
fore he could slow up the heavy train. He
managed to stop the train at the station
There was an immediate search started
for the missing man. E. j. Fiske, but the
latter had not been found when the train
renewed its journey. with a new fireman.
the old one at the throttle Two hours
later the engine driver was found fifty
miles east lying at the side of the track
with his skull fractured and his body bad
ly bruised.
The only explanation is that he was lean.
ing too far out OF the cab window. looking
ahead. and that as he was behind time
and going at a great rate sudden uneven
ness of the rOadbed threw him from his
seat. II is believed that Fiske cannot live
He is one Of the veteran engine drivers
OF the Iowa division and a trustworthy
man. His comrades say that he was al
ways nervous when running at extra speed,
and was in the habit OF saying at such
times: Think OF all those people behind
US, AID what might happen II there should
be mistakei"
Nc matter how bad the night. he would
every now and then lean far out OF the
cab window 10 get a view OF the track
ahead From where his body was found
It Is evident that the train had gone fifty
miles before the fireman discovered that
there was no one az the thraitIe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
SLANG FROM THE BIBLE.
The Origin of Many Picturesque Elk.
presSiOns Esed To-day

PresSiOns Used To-day.
Qrom the New York Evening TeIegramA
Inere are many picturesque expressions
IN constant and every day use. and famiI-
lar as household words having their origin
in Passages to be found in the matchless
English Of the grand old king James
version Of the Bible. One who did not
know might Hesitate to believe that they
are supported by such high authority. and
our modern oyersensitive taste might be
tempted even to designate them as slang.
but they are really word pictures
Nearly one-half Of those here quoted
with reference to chapter and verse. it
viii be noticed. are taken from the Psalms.
but David, the sweet singer. was what We
would now call familiar poet:
1 have stuck unto my testimonies. o.
Lord. put me not TO shame.-Ps. cxix, 81.
Thei' heart is as fat as grease, but 1 de-
light in thy law.-Ps. cxix. 20.
1 have escaped with the skin OF my teeth.
job xix. 20.
may tell all my bones. they look and
stare upon me.-Ps. xxi. II.
Spreading himself like green bay tree.
-Ps. xxxyii. IS.
Is his mercy clean gone soreyer?-Ps.
lyxvii. g.
The words Of his mouth were smoother
than butter. but war was In his heart
His enemies shall lick the dust-Ps.
Xxi. ..
They reel to and fro. and stagger like a
drunken man. and are at their wits end
-Ps- evil. Il.
He that is surety for a stranger sail
smart for it.-Prov. NJ. 10.
Tyre. the erowHIng city, whose mer-
chants are princes.-Is xiii 8.
The Lord of hosts shall make unto all
people I feast Of fat things, a feast OF
wines on the lees.-Is. XIV. 6.
The nations are as a drop Of the bucket
ard are counted as the small dust Of the
balance.-1s. Il, 10.
AS if a wheel had been IN the midst OF
a wheel "a -sheel within a wheel. ,
Ezekiel K 10.
1t was not the patriot, Patrick Henry.
who exclaimed:
Peace, peace. where there Is no peace,-
! Jere. vi. II.
There is one familiar quotation almost
invariably attributed to Scripture authori-
! ty:
God tempers the wind 20 the shorn lamb
It is by the Rev. Laurence Sterne. and
occurs in tine Sentimental Journey"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
The View Century.

ltACll Lllt AGA Ats NNf4-A4-N
Those who have the honor or according the
first greeting to the new century for the Icason
that it wiu actually begin there before it be
gins elsewhere are the Russians IN h-lseii 49,
the japanese In TakiO and on the i,ilnd OF he>o'
the inhabitants Of the Philippines, % New tclio'
Island Of the Solomon Islands. and OF me New
Eej,ri,ies. the French IN New Caledonia. and the
i1TaIffan4s Of New Zc2i19d and Of the little
island Of Chatham. IN The Pacific Ocean
The people On this ISLAND VIII De able 90 greet
the new. century before anyone elsc. but IL il not
probable that a similar privilege VIII ever again
be theirs for the reason that there is not likely
70 be a living soul on the island a century hence.
A hundred years ago there were 2.009 men rhere.
and in 1880 there were 1909 Five years l3tcr.
however. a number Of Aaoris visited the island.
ard ruthlessIy began to destroy the inhabitants.
In $50 there were only zoo persons the island,
and at present there are hardly more than 30
Let everyone. however, remember distinctly
that the twentieth century VIII begin ia every
country at midnight on BcccnIbcr 81 1904 The
Asisiics VIII begin 10 enjoy it before Europeans.
and Europeans before Americans No one. not
even the richest man in New York. can obtain
che privilege OF heinC the very first 90 greet il
that Is, Unless he is willing TO travel 10 the
distant land ct Chatham and Join the handful
Of inhabitants in singing a raesn Of welcome to
the new cycle.
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AUCTION SALES.
By DUNCNsoN BROS, AUCuoNEERS.


trustees StLE or SEWN lots or TIE
NORTH SIDE or EALORANN AVENUE, BIZ
TWEEN EIGHTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
AND COLUMBIA ROAD. EACH BiPROf ED
BY An UNFINISHED DWELLING HOT 81
BY virtue Of seven certain deeds Of trust dated
.he 2gth dav Of MAY. g. d., Is,9. and recorded
7-roue the land records 81 the District ca CClIr1Ia
IA Hbrr 2g-5 ioIios actively 20 et seq. 600 CO
SEQ gsI e. seq, So a seq, go Ct seq, SO 20
grd and 81 ct seq, ard az the reercst cf GER
tsia o. the holders OF the notes secured thereby.
We wiz offer separately az public auction. in front
Of the premises on MONDAY. THE FIFTEENTH
DAY or January. A. D., 1909. commencing at
4 o'clock g.. TO-. the following described prop
Crty. situate IN the county Oi Washington, District
ot Columbia. 70 wiz 81 those certain pieces or
parcels Of lard aru premises known and distin-
guisied and being los numbered twgrty-5sven
en-, rvCHtv-eiglt t-St. rweurv-njHe t.g). thirty
one t%il. tblrtJ three t-l. thlrtyi0Ir (Si), and
subdivision Of lots IN block numbered SIX CD
Washington Heights" as Per plat recorded IN
Book County Nc. T.. page IS. OF the records q
the SUrvyvUrs Oftice- 81 the District % Column
bia. together with tine Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale on each property Ore-third
q the purchase money % 20 paid n cash. and
Tie h1lauce 90 be paid In two equal irsla iments.
respectively, In one aud two years. secured by
decd O. trust upon the property sold, virh inter
ct thereon pay4hlc SClai- annually at t1c rate Of
per cent pr auuUm until paid. OF all cash at
The option Of the purchaser. 4 deposit % 500 on
,.tsa property viii be required az time Of sale
Sal. 60 De closed in fifteen days from day Of sale.
cfheIyyisa the property viii he rcsoid At the risk
and cost % deisultjng purchaser SITTER Eve DAYS
advertisement IN some newspaper published in
the District Of Columbia. CcBvoyancing and
revenue STAMPS at cost ot purchaser
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
CLARENCE b. RHEEL
las d&ts.exS. en- Trustees. 9l5 Il. NV.
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DIED.

T.ANSBU RGH-On January 8. 1900. at IL O'clock,
noon, MOLLIE, beloved wife Of James Eansi,ursh.
IN the ttirty-seVcHth year Of hcr age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. Item
DONNELLY-On Monday, January J. 1900,
JAMES DONNELLY. Sixty-two years
Remains at Nichols & Dunn's undertaking es-
Enlistment. Fifth and East Capitol Streets. kel-
atives will call within thirty-six hours IL
J4CRSON-On Monday, January I, 1900. ELLA
LIVELY. daughter OF Mrs. Mile Jackson, OF %
B street. rear. northwest
Funerai "Wednesday p. m, frCu Zion Zap
tiSt Church. in + Street. between Third and
Four-and-a-lIaf Street southwest Il
WILLIAMSON Sunday, Deccmher q, 1S99, at
his late residence 1875 Massachusetts, Avenue.
CHARLES AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS. OF New Lon
don. Conn, in the sepentieth year Of lds ayr.
FuncraI services nom ST. Johns Church,
Wednesday, January s.. at 10 4. n. Friends and
relatives invited to attend. iaI-25zt
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
New lIagazIne by women.

Two society women Of Chicago, one married
and one single, are going TO start a magazine
devoted entirely 70 bachelors and the encourage
merit Of bachenrhood. When asked II they would
really attempt TO discourage matrim0Hy, the reply
was: We'll, we shall approve Of bachelorhood' -
IL Is the further purpose OF the new publication
to print fashions for men. give chatting dish les
sons, write Of men about town. give suggestions
for christeuings tell Of the duties of men 10
their typewritcrs, inform them how to keep
ci-an $40 a week. and devote department 10
types of fair men," A space devoted To inform
the bachelors that Heurioh's beers are the hest
malt and hop beverages in the United States
would be valuable acquisition to the magazine.
Such an article would create manifest interest.
and the papers success Viii be well assured
among the bachelors.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
THE LEE MEMORIAL BALL.
The Arrangements Include the Pres
ence of Cen. EitEhuEh Lee.

II y
ence of Gen. FitEhUEh Lee.
The Lee Memorial reception and ball 20
be held at the National Rifles ArmOry. on
,as-arv i. with the purpose in view Of
aiding in the erection Of a monument to the
late Gen. Robert z. Lee. promises to lie
an elaborate affair.
Its management is in the hands OF Col
Edwin 3. Hay, the able master Of cere-
monies at the Cleveland Inaugural Bali,
who has called upon the Secretary Of War
with a request for tie special use Of stands
of the national coIors This viii be grant
ed them. 1t is said that request from
Gen FiJzhugh Lee TO visit Washington
upon the occasion OF the ball viii be m
vcrably considered at the War Depart
ment.
II General Wood finds himself able 20
dispense with General Lees services for =
short time. the latter viii in all probability
attend
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
WAR ON BOXING SHOWS.
Renewed Attacks to he Made Upon
the Horton Law

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 3.-AssembIyman
Lewis OF Rochester will once more make
an attempt to secure the repeal OF the
Horton boxing law at this session OF the
legislature He VIII introduce in the as
sembly next week the same bill that he
presented last year calling for the repeal 81
the law He will not endeavor to amend
the legislative statute. as he believes it
cannot be done so as to put an end to
prizehghting in this State. He declares
that the boxing contests of today are 1ioth-
ing less than priZefghts
Mr.. Lewis is confident that his bill will
rare better at this session than it did last
year He bases his hopes upon aid from
the governor who recommends in his mos
sige thar the lay be repealed The Hor-
ton law permits twenty-five round prize
fights in New York State.
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KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
4 Kitchen Range Blows Up with Fa-
tai Results.

BRIDGETON, y. J., Jan. S.-The third
explosion Of stove within week in this
city caused the death of d thirteen-months-
old yhild. The accident occurred yesterday
at tie house OF Samuel COssabOOm. i
glass worker. The fire had been permitted
TO so out in the range, and in brief time
the water in the pipes had frozen. The
fire was rokindIed and a hot fire was soon
blazing Mrs. Cos5aboom slipped from the
kitchen moment. leaving her infant child
playing on the floor
A deafening explosion shook the house.
and when the mother reached the kitcnen
the room WAS ablaZe. the stove having been
wrecked, and live Goals scattered every
where. Upon the floor lay the little girl.
with her head crushed in. and death fol-
lowed within very few moments.
The waterback Of the range had blown
out. owing 10 lack OF water feeding into il.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
A MANDAMUs WANTED.
The Court Asked to Compel the
Granting Of a Trade-WarE.

The Bronson Company Adelbert E.
Bronson. ir-. Victoria Bronson. and
Thomas c. Villa d. OF Chicago today sp-
piled to the Supreme Court Of the District
for a writ Of mandamus. to compel Charles
II. Ducll. Commissioner Of Patents. to
issue letters patent protecting a certain
trademark
The petitioners allcge that in December.
1893. they hled in the Patent Office an ap-
plicati0n for The registration Of a lawful
trademark for the compound word Ever
Ready and that issuance was refused by
the Commissioner o. Patents. From this
decision the petitioner makes an appeal
and now asks the CO Irt to compel the Com
missioner to issue C. them letters protect
ing them in the use Of the invention.
1t is claimed that the duties Of the Com
missioner OF Patents is purely ministerial
and hot judicial, and for this reason he
was IT. error in refusing to grant the ap-
plicauon OF the petitioners. The trade
mark IN question. Ever Ready" was TO
be used to designate coffee mills OF a Ger
tain kind manufactured by the petitioners
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY BARRED.
He Cannot Enter "A House to InEesti-
gate Murder.

WILLIAMSPORT. Pa. Jan. "A novel
contest over the possession OF a key has
arisen here between District Attorney
kaupP and Kelley and Shale, the latter
the counsel for William HummeI. suspect
ed murderer of his wife and three step
children. Reilly and ShaIe. il IS said. have
g key to the Hummel house. in which the
murders are believed 10 have occurred.
District Attorney KaUpp wants the key
in order To get into the house 10 obtain
certain articles as evidence against the
prisoner. but the prisoners counsel declare
hat the key is missing. The common
wealth viii get an order from. the court TO
force an entry into the house OF horrors
Unless the prisoners attorneys. soon give
up the key.
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AN OLD GOVERNMENT CLAIM.
A Promissory Note Given in lInssa-
chusctts In ISL

thuHCNAN ISL
The War Department has received a
communication from Norman Stearus. of
zoe Washington Street Dorchester. Mass.
in regard to a claim against the Govern
ment that has interesting features Mr..
Stearns says that he holds a promissory
note Of the United States Government FOR
1885, payable to his great grandfather. Eli
Stearus. given ia 1871 and never paid.
The note bears date Of August !, 1871. and
is signed by Tim Pickering" quartermas-
ter general and countersig ned by "Jabery
Hatch. ID. Q. NJ" Mr.. Stearns SAYS that
the money was advanced to the Corps of
hyalids at Boston and quotes The phraseol
ogy OF the note as follows:
said sum shall be paid on LIST day OF
November next ensuing q7SD aud il not
then paid then the same shalt bear inter
est Of per cent per annum until paid. -
II the Government grants the claim, Mr.
Stearns viii receive the principal and the
interest at 6 per cent for lis years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
Al InrnIId Hnrnch fn ncntl,

RIDGWAY, Pa. Jan. 3.-Mrs. Claude
Miller. helpless invalid. was burned to
death In her hoEc here last night. At
tempts to reach her room by these who
discovered the FIRE were fruitless. The cries
of the poer woman could be heard growing
fainter and fainter as the fire enveIoped
the house
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
THE MARIETTA AT MANILA.
Arrival of the Last of the Re-en
fOrcementS for Watson.

fOrcements for Watson.
The gunboat Marietta arrived at Manila
today. She is the last OF the five vessels
sent 10 the Philippines in October at the
suggestion of Admiral Dewey. The New
ark left San Francisco, and arrived first.
the Brooklyn left Hampton Roads, and
after an exciting race. beat the New Or
leans The gunbost Nashville left San
Juan. Porto Rico. October II. and reached
Manila January 81.
The Marietta left Norfolk October II.
As the Nashville left three days earlier
than the Marietta, the corrected time gives
her the gunboat race by day
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
Frozen to Death on n Roadside.

TERRYvILLE. Conn, Jan. "a. H.
Lattman, OF ThOmastOn. was found frozen
to death in the snow here last night. He
left his home in ThomastOn yesterday to
drive to this village in an intoxicated con-
dition and was pitched from his wagon.
His body was found in the snow where he
fell Lattman was a stonemason about
forty years old.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-01-03
AN ICE BRIDGE AT NIAGARA.
a Beautiful Winter Spectacle Ahead
OF the IsunI Time.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. 3.-An ice bridge
has formed in the gorge at Niagara Falls.
just above the upper steel arch bridge. bu,
Il is doubtful whether il will devotion
strength to bear any considerable weight.
Superintendent WEIGH says Il is the earli-
est bridge that has formed within his recol-
lection. although bridges have formed In
other years between January and 10. The
ice scenery in the park is the finest in
years.
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In THE ROGUES' GALLERY
Max krebS Measured and Photo
graphed for the Police.

4 Comparison of the Results With
the RertiIIoR Record of the New
York Dress-sInsher Satisfies the
Local Detectives OF the Prisoners
IticBtity-To BE Given "A Hearing.
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OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE IN
serance Company Of the District OF Co
lumbia. Washington January l. lg00.-The
annual meeting OF the MUTUAL FIRE IN
81 RANCE COMPANY or THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA VIII be held on the THIRD
MONDAY N JANUARY. 1899. TIE 18TH
INSTANT, at the Office OF the company.
SOC Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. com
meucing a. @ o'clock a. IN. BY the charter
OF the company the election OF seven man
ayers TO conduct the affairs Of the company
is required 10 be held al the above meet
ing.
By the sixth article Of the bylaws OF the.
company &c is provided. AT the annual
meeting Of the company. the first business
in order shall be the appointment OF a
chairman. who shah conduct the meet
ing and election IN accordance with act OF
incorporation. between the hours OF >
O'Clock a. m. and 6 p. m.
Amount ~ premium no-es-........S1 sli 707 %
Amount ~ cash GA ---ld----.----.---- S.sJl3l
Oasec furniture and azt--cs--.------. 500 On
L1ssss by FIRE. adjusted and paid. sIs905
The annual statement viii be ready for
distribution az the Office Of the company
about January u. By order Of the board
Of managers l. PIERCE BOTELER, Sec
rotary. jaI-l5t
A MEETING OF THE STOCkH0LDERS
OF the Capital Traction Company Tor
the election CT directors viii be held az
the Office OF the company, Union Passenger
Station, on WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF
JANUARY. 1850
The polls VIII be opened at 1870 a m.
and closed at p m c. 7. DUNLOP.
President.
c. " KoONES. Secretary
6e2jtoial0-exSu
THE MUTUAL. INVESTMENT FIRE ~
SURANCE COMPANY OF the District
% Columbia. 923 T Street northwest, will
hold It's annual meeting al the Office OF
the company TUESDAY, JANUARY 2.
1890. from a. m. to S p. n. for the cleo
tioT. OF seven trustees for the ensuing year
/ @nC to transact other business. All policy
holders are requested to be present and
vote No proxy vote allowed.
Statement December IS, 1899;
Number OF policies IN foTce.-.---..-.--16i
Insurance in fOrCe------...--.-.-.-.$1 Sa.SS3
Premium notes in force (ca0itaD ---25l,251
Resources:
Cash in treasury. OPS Il
Securities -------.--.- 400 90
- $. 426 Il
Liabilities:
GO debtsl Due to poIicyhOIders 81. l16 Il
| BERNARD LEONARD. President
r. J. BEALL. Scc-etary-
desO-5t
! SPECIAL notice. meeting OF The
/ stockholders OF The National Metrcpoii-
I tan Fire Insurance Company OF the Distriet
Ct Columbia wall lie held DECEMBER IS.
! 1889 for the election OF directors Polls
: Suen az L m, and close at / c'elock ?. IL
J SAM CROSS. Secretary Rea3-u
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u IuIII lIt IuutdIaI lOII3 JOurnaI-l
''That cook asked If We had hardwood a,ors -
'fWhst did you tell her, Jackg'
Il didn't answer her at ALL how could
guess whether she wanted them, or didn't want
them9'
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Wild dash OF A TRAIN
Speeding Fifty Miles An Hour With
the Throttle Open.

An Engineer on the Chicago aud
Northwestern Falls From the Cab
man. Who Was shOVeiiBg Coal
When the Accident Happened.
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SPECIAL SOTICEs.
IL ANNTAL MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the City and s. burban
Railway OF Washington. D. C.. for the cleo
ton OF nine directors 20 serve Tor the casu-
ing year and Tor such other business as
may properly come before the meeting. viii
be held at the Office Of the company. Four
teenth and East Capitol Streets. Washing
ton, ID. C.. Wednesday, January 10. 1900,
between the hours OF - noon and ] D. m
Transfer books viii be closed on January
and remain closed until January H. 1906
JAMES B. LACKET. Secretary
dec q -4.. Is DO on
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SWAMP
ROOT

the Eemc-y you need At druggists in fifty
cent and dollar sizes You may have a sample
bottle Of this wonderful discovery by mail
free; also pamphlet telling all about it and its
great cures
Address pg. KiImsT Co. BlnghzmtOn. n. 7.
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SPECIAL NOTICE-A meeting OF the
stockholders OF The National Metrcpoii-
tan Fire Insurance. Company OF the District
q Columbia wall lie held DECEMBER Is.
1888, for the election OF directors Polls
Sren at L m, and close at o'clock ?. IL
SAM CROSS. Secretary noe3-u
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Liabilities:
GO debtsl Due 70 pOIiCyhOldeTS 81. i-6 Il
BERNARD LEONARD. President
r. J. BEALLs, See etary-
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Il not recommended ior
everything; but 10 you have
Kidney, liver. OF bladder
trouble &c will be found irst
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Cash in treasury. ISL, Il
Securities -.--....... 400 90
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-11
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Norfolk & Southern B. R. Go.
SCHEDULE IN EFFEcT Nay 20. 40,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT May 20. 1911.
NAIL AND EXPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK DAILY (eNcepD Sunday 10 q. m.
Tor Belhaven and all stations. Connects
AZ Edenton for Plymouth. GAINESVILLE. VIII
HHamston and Windsor. For landings on
Sh9wsn RIVER TUESDAY. THURsDAN
river FRIDAY. Connects at Beihaven
WIN Old Dominion steamers Cor Makley-
VIE and Washington n. c.
EV ENING EMPRESS LEAVES NOR.
EEoxk at $40 p. m. TUESDAY. THURS
n n9efs az Elizabeth City with steamer
PAY PAY Tor Roanoke Island. Oriental ans
New Bern. y. c.
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK.
MAI, AND EMPRESS DAILY (exceps
SS,IInosS at 4:2o p. M. and at II a. m
= y ESDAN. THURSDAY and SATUR-
w. passenger station. Norfolk and
street
S., si tear 5:,o leave N9EtS.k Water s.reea
- nAf ana SATURDAY for Elizabeth City
ss i2 DISMAL Swamp Canal. and s a. m,
MoNDAf. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAT
Ior Surrituck Sound Landings via A & G
canal Leave Elizabeth City IL noon ror
SStHIuoSSpernons river MONDAY and WE'D