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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
Her Little PRAYER.


Comprolier-eleet Edward NJ. GTout told
pretty little Christmas story a few days
ago.
He said that a little girl relative of his
was visiting her grandmother on Thanks
giving day Already the child bad begun
to speculate on what Santa Claus was 10
bring her at Christmas time. and as chill
dren-especially girls-wil do. when they
are al the home of an indulgent friend.
she began 10 rummage through closets
and drawers.
Ia the course of her investigation she
came upon brand new white mus. II
was the very thing she had wanted. and
she knew that Santa Claus chief nur-
chasing agent-grandma-had obtained Il
for her
Taxed with it. grandma admitted the
truth
But" she said, you must forget all
about it until Christmas day"
That night as she was being put 30 bed.
the child astOnished her mother by adding
this GO her evening prayer;
Please God. make me forget all about
the little white muff Santa Claus is .
bring.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
GOLD UNDER NEW YORK CITY
Workmen in the Tunnel Make an
Exciting Discovery.

New York, Dec. 30.-Workmen in the
employ Of McCabe Brothers, contract
ors for the new subway, have been
considerably excited lately, owing to
the TACT that while taking out some
rock from the excavation at Broad
way and one Hundred and Eighty
ninth street. one Of the EMPLOYEES VINO
had formerly been a western miner no
ticed yellow streak in the rock, and
declared it was gold.
A large crowd, drawn to the entrance
Of the shaft by the news Of the gold
discovery, attracted the attention of
the local police, who reported the news
to the authorities.
An investigation demonstrated that
the gold could not be obtained on a
paying basis. owing to the limited
amount produced.
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PRIEST is BANISHED
ExcommuniCated Roman Catholic
Must Do Long Pen
dnCe.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-The Daily News to-
day says that Father jeremiah Crowley,
the communicated priest of the Cath
Ollie church at Oregon, H., has left Chi
cago to Go penance in western monas-
terry in order that he may be restored 10
his standing in the church.
The location of the monastery is not
stated, but the service stipulated by
Cardinal Martinelli is being done under
the supervision of the Fight Rev. Bishop
Richard Scannell of the diocese Of Oma-
h.. and within the province of Dubuque,
which includes the states of Nebraska,
Iowa and Wyoming
The seve~est condition laid down for
the priest is that he must leave perma-
nently the archdiocese of Chicago. 1T is
SAID in Chicago Catholic circles that
Father Crowley will probably be given
some small church in the west at the
conclusion OF his penance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
JAPANESE EMPEROR CLOSE
TO DEATH BY ASSASSINATION

Vancouver. 3. C., Dec 3o-JaBanese pa
pers received by the steamer Athenian tell
OF what appeared to be an assassination
of the emperor by a foreigner named
Ihorson. This man. with an ex-member
OF the japanese parliament. Tanaka
Tjoseo, waited for the imperial carriage
after the ceremony Of opening the diet
had taken place
The japanese member wished to present
a document to his majesty ana threw
of his coat and hat to approach the car
riage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
ALLEGED Murderer Of q Girl

Elizabeth City, n. c., Dec. 30.-Ex-
element over the Croosey case is DIV
ing out The talk Of lynching James
Wilcox is heard no longer, the peopie
having decided TO permit the law TO
take its course. The citizens commit
tee and Solicitor Ward are collecting
evidence against Wilcox to present 10
the grand jury when it meets in jan
uary next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
ORDERS FOR POTTERY
Eastern Houses Claim to Have
More Than They Can
Fill.

New York, Dec. 9O.-A report from
Trenton, n. J., says that at a recent
meeting of the Pottery Manufacturers
association it was announced that the
year 1901 had been prosperous year in
the pottery business. The best informed
manufacturers say the increase of bust
ness will exceed $1,000, 900. The Trenton
potteries are all closed at present. TAX
ing stock and balancing books. Nearly
all the potteries viii carry over a large
number of orders that they could not ill
this year.
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MANY OFFICERS NAMED.
President Has Appointed a Number
of Military Men.

Washington. Dec. 5e.-The president to-
day made the following appointments:
Porto Rico provisional regiment of in
fantry-Captains. John Field Frank J.
Graham, Edwin J. Griffith. First lieu
tenants. Stewart McCue. Ralph T. Gam
h1u Miles IL. TaulbC. Second lieuten-
ants. Franz Z. Wood C. A. Derbyshire,
Elbert H. Robinson. A. moreno. William
s. Woodruff Richard III. Poillon. jr.. j.
ID. Pritchard William l.. Patterson.
Philippine scOuts--First lieutenants.
Ambrose G.. q. Williams Foote, John
hoffman.
Second iCuteuants-L0renZO Alexis de
Ckfmont Jesse Hazelliine. Jose Maria
del Rosario. Howard White, Frank C..
Barcn9t.
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In the Dressing-room.
q. A. Montgomery in the Portland Ore
gonian.)

gonian.)
Audrey" said Tombstone. tenderly,
what's the difference between d weary
traveller and the tourist who didn't stop
at Niagara
The gods give us joy, " replied Audrey
you can search me.
"One falls by the road and the. other
rode by the falls What's the diff
ference between J. 2. Morgan and the
Count of Monte CristO?'
You'll have to show ne. said the lady
The count only thought the world was
his. Why is chorus girl Ike the story
that the prima donna lost her diamonds
"Oh. I know that one. exclaimed Aud
rey. They're both made up"
Yes said Touchstone, that's right,
but what leads us to believe that 30 Peep
kept questionable company
Give it up"
''She~always had a crook at her elbow. -
At this junCture the stage manager
shouted Second actl' and, hastily don
ming his pointed cap. ToUchstone threw
away his cigarette and hurried to the
wings.
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-I'-7-8''''
Why He Went Out.

sothern, the comedian, was extremely
sensitive to interruption Of any sort. See
ing manNin the act Of leaving his box
during the delivery Of one Of the actor S
best speeches he shouted out:
Hi. you. sir. do you know there is an
other act?'
The offender was equal to the occasion,
however. He turned to the ACTOR and an
swered, cheerfuily;
"Oh, yes; that's why I'm going"
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Religiaus Riots in Iswes.

London, De5. 94.-Tlse island of Lewes
has bean the scene of serious religious
rites arising from the union OF the free
and the united churches of Scotland. The
islanders refused to countenance the
alliance and when Jhc minister at Ness
Joined the united chuTen they locked him
ont OF his church.
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As he rushed forward Thorson also ran
up with pistol in his hand. out before
he could do anything he was overpowered
and dsarmed by the soldiers of the
guard.
Il Is alleged that Thorson had an inter-
est In the document VIII Tjoseo was
attempting to present to the emperor. and
that ne brandished the weapon merely TO
impress the japanese with his imDort-
ance Thors0u is stilI in jail, while Tjoseo
was Professionally pardoned
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May Found a Theatre.

New York. Dec. 3O-In its issue of
tomorrow the Theatre viii print the
following statement from Andrew Car
negie, whose name has been frequently
used in connection with a proposed en-
doWet national theatre. ION the conti-
nent of Europe many theatres are sub
sldized bg government but none by
English-speaking peoples in any part
OK the world. 1t would be an experi-
msnt here, and if to be made should
be by government. as in Europe. n
does not seem a proper field for pri
vate gifts
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The Son of Nimrod Father

Washington, Dec. 9O.-Mrs. Roosevelt
and children returned to the White
House this morning from their trim
down the Potomac aboard the United
States iightship Dolphin. They spent
most of the time in the vicinity of the
metropolitan game preserves at Guam
uco, Va. Theodore. j., brought with
him several wild geese, ducks, etc, that
he had killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
SAYS STONE is
FULL OF IRON
Government Architect Objects to
Material Being Used.
WARSHIPS IN THE SOUTH
AMERICAN MEN OF WAR OFF
COAST OF CHILE.
Special to The HeraldN

Washington, d. c., Dee. 30.-Supervis-
ing Architect Taylor today received a re-
port from Special Agent Ulery that
stone from the Iron Mountain quarry
being used IN the Cheyenne public build
ing contains iron ore and is unsuitable
for building purposes.
The special agent recommends the use
of Bedford CInd.) stone.
Senator Warren at once fled a protest
against the use of other than Wyoming
material and insisted upon the use OF
either Iron Mountain OF Rawlins stone.
The supervising architect says Wyom-
ing stone will be used If possible. and
VIII not take final action until full eX-
animation and test of the product of tho
IRON Mountain and Rawins quarries is
made.
Establish Mareoni Telegraph.
The navy department has decided to es-
tablish wireless telegraph plants at the
washington navy yard and at Annapolis.
Inc plans for the necessary equipment
Of the two stations are now being worked
out under the direction of Admiral Brad
ford. and experiments will be under way
at an early day.
At each point tall mast will be erected
Tor the purpose of receiving and trans
hitting signals, and small buildings viii
pe erected Tor the installation of inStru-
ments, etc.
The navy department has been in
formed of the departure yesterday from
Acapulco, Mex, of Rear Admiral Silss
Casey, commanding the north Pacific
squadron, aboard his flagship, the Wis
consin, bound for CallaO, Peru. By the
time the Wisconsin arrives at the latter
port it is expected that the battleshir
Iowa will be ready to merge from dock
1t TalcahuanO, Chile. At the navy de-
partment it is thought probable that Ad-
miral Casey will transfer his flag back
to the Iowa, from which vessel it former
~ flew
Warships in the South.
This state of affairs will leave the two
largest battleships Of the Pacific squad
ron cruising in the waters off the coasts
of Chile, Argentina and Peru, so that
IN case the threatened hOstilities between
Chile and Argentina materialize, Amer
lean interests in that quarter would be
protected.
Senator Clark of Wyoming returned to-
day from his home at Evanston, with bis
family and will be at the Riggs house
for the remainder of the session.
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10 omeer Arrasted.

Evansville, Ind. Dee. 30.-James D.
Wood, president of the western district.
Fl Kentucky. United Mine Workers of
America. was arrested here shortly be-
ose aidnight tonight. He was indicted
3y grand jury al MadisOnville. KY.
Shout two weeks ago, charged with
being an accessory before The fact in
he murder of a nOn-union miner. Bail
was refused.
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Finnish Newspapers Suppressed.

Helsingfors. Finland, Dec 3O.-Three
local Finnish NEWSPAPERS have been
permanently suppressed and seven 9th
ers have been suspended temporarily
The action of the government officials
was taken on account of the Russo
phobism of the naners-
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EasY SATISFACTION.
phlladelphla Press.l

Ascum; Il suppose you haven't had
time 10 figure out yet how much your
cashier took 2''
Bank president. 'Oh. yes, we knew in
a very short time"
Ascum; Why, | thought he took a
great deal2'
Bank president: Exactly We merely
had 60 count what he left"
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Fira Destrovs a Theatre-

TOLEDO. o., Dee. S1.-Fire tonight de-
strOyed the Casino Summer theatre on
the shore Of Maumee bay. four miles be-
low this city. II was the property of the
Toledo Railway a. Light company. and
cost SlQ.0oN
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TELLER is FOUND GUILTY.
Higher Court Upholds the Decision
of Wyoming Tribunal.

St. Louis, Dec 3O.-The United States
court Of appeals here today affirmed the
decision of the Wyoming United States
district court. CONFLICTING John G. Teller
of Colorado OF unlawfuny cutting 49,
coo feet of lumber from government land
in Carbon county Wyoming. The court
considered that timber on public lands
must be protected, since il often COM
prised the chief value of the land. A
case against L. V. Bruce. who was assoc
clated with Teller, was decided similarly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-31
Death Of Lincoln,s Friend.

New York, Dec SO.-Dr. James Sny-
der Mackie who was United States
minister to Chile and Bolivia under the
administration Of President Lincoln
died today at his home at Newark, N
J.. aged q years.
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Psrsimonious 10 soldiers.

New York. Dec. St.-Rumors are rife as
10 the intention of the treasury to starve
the navy or account of the cost Of the
war in South Africa. says the London
correspondent OF The Tribune
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only a Part Of the Priee.
Pitisbur- ChronicIe-T eleeranh

The state department has received a
draft for $4,000 from Great Britain in nay-
ment Of the claims Of American citizens
Improperly expelled from South Africa
during the B0eT war. But this was only
a small part Of the price that staggers
humanity.
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Head Of BIZ GRIN House-

Chicago. Dec. 30.-Frank II Peavey.
one OF the best known grain mer in the
country, died here todiiy of pneumonia.
aged 81 years and IL months.
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blanc the Woman.

cleveland Plain Dealer)
'-Bixby sent the minister ten reasons
for not going TO church, but he left out
the main one"
What is that2T
He stays away because his wife does
not make him go.
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proposed action. but until this meeting
is over 7 wiz not talk"
The visiting governors and attorney
generals were given a dinner this even
ing at Governor Toole's residence, and
later were guests of the Montana club.
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Fools Far Pupils.

Uncle Josh-Why. yes: they have agri-
cultural schools where they teach seien-
tific farmin'
Uncle Hiram s'pOse some day they 3
have schools where they'll teach scientific
buncO steerin
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Philadelphia, Pa. Dec. 39-Fron all
parts Of eastern Pennsylvania today re-
Torts show that the rivers ana creeks
which became greatly swollen as a re-
suit Of Saturday night and sunday
continuous rain are steadily lalling
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survivaI 81 .na Fittest.
AouIsxIIIe courier.Iournall

tl-oulSfllle courier -doufhdi-l
An English professor claims that he can
prove that in future ages the human race
viii be legiess. However. the outlook is
not one of unmitigated gloom The cho-
rus girl Is long-lived and a supply of her
may be carried over.
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Take Laxative BromO Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
IF 1t falls TO cure J.. W. Groves sig
nature Is on each box. 25e.
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Holding out High Hopes.

Philadelphia LedEeFb
II King Edwards coronation is any
thing like its prospectus IL will at least
add TO tho gaYetN Of natiops,
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Dressed to Kin.

philadelphia Record)
The vain turkey IS already thinking Of
how he viii be dressed for Christmas.
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TO STAY THE
HAND OF DEATH
"&
Learned Professor Tells How It
May Be Conquered.
SECRET OF ETERNAL LIFE
IN A SMALL WAY BE SAYS IT
is KNOWN TO MAN.
SECRET OF ETERNAL LIFE

Chicago. Dec. 30.-Experiments which
it is asserted are a beginning of the IN
raveling of the mysteries of death
We're made public by Professor
Jacques Loeb at the fourteenth annual
meeting Of the American Physiological
society at the University of Chicago
tonight.
During the last summer the noted
scientist has been continuing his ser
les of experiments with the eggs of the
lower marine animals, especially those
Of the sea urchin, and tonight. in a
paper entitled "On the Prolongation Of
Life Of UnfertiIized Eggs of the Sea
Urchin by Potassium Cyanide" he
told a group of the foremost physiolO-
gists in America that by means Of
observation Of the effects of certain
chemicals uFon these minute bits of
prOtoplasm DE was ready to make d
tentative definition of the heretofore
unknown nature of death.
Death Due to Agent.
Death. Professor Loeb affirmed, was
not negative process, a simple break
ing down Of tissues. as il has been re-
garded up to this time, but an active
agent born with the birth Of the egg.
and destined. if not checked, to gain
the upper hand of the life instinct and
bring about extinction.
But, greater even than the apparent
discovery Of this death agent in all
life substance is Professor Loeb's an
nouncement that he has been able to
check the agent, in the egg of the sea
urchin at least, by means of chemical
q l. II
ing less than that on a minute scale
the secret Of eternal life is in the pow
er Of mankind
The experiments. Professor Loeb
says, were simple. UnfertiliZed eggs Of
the sea urchin were placed in a weak
solution of potassium cyanide and
abandoned for several days. In or
binary conditions an unfertilized egg
dies in a few hours, destroyed by the
death agents born with it. At the
end of several days the eggs were
again examined and were found to be
still capable of fertilization and of pro-
dUcing healthy animals.
May Be counteracted.
In explaining the results, Professor
Loeb said that the ''mortiferous proc
esses were due to the action Of certain
ferments of an unknown nature, whose
destructive tendency was cOunteracted
by the potassium salts.
Several other papers of importance
We're read during the meeting. Pro-
fessor D. J. Lingle Of the University
Of Chicago gave the results of his re-
searches into the effect of common salt
upon the heartbeat He affirmed with
great emphasis that. contrary to the
statements Of Professor HOWells of
Harvard, salt is the sole agent re-
sponsible for the rhythmic action of
the heart.
Professor F. :. Lee Of Columbia uni
veTsity made some interesting reports
upon the action OF alcohol upon mus
cles. BY experiments upon the frog
he demonstrated that a small amount
of alcohol increased the working power
Of muscle, enabled il TO make more
rapid cOntractOns in a given space of
time and delayed fatigue; that, in
short, it made the muscle a much bet
ter machine. In larger quantities.
however. alcohol was detrimental in all
respects.
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lis RoIinass Is wal

tendon. Dec. G--A dispatch To q news
sgeTrg from Rome says that the pope Is
subject 70 serious tainlins Cts.
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an IF 3 twist.

tPuck.)
'Oh. he'll learn TO skate after awhile
'Wel If he doesn't. he may develop
into first-class eontoFtiouist'
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They Night Ralk.


"IIe has arranged for the very latest
attraction for his circus next season"
What Is it?'
"A troupe Of trained automobiles.
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MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE:

When Prof. blunyon says his Rheumattsm
Cure vii cure rheumatism there sat any guess
work about t-there isH aHy false statement about
Il, il cures without ieaving any I'll effects. II is
splendid stomach and nerve tonie, as well posi-
tive cure for rheumatism
All the MuByan remedies are Just as reliable, asc
vial. he Guide 70 Health Is free. Munyon, New
York and PHILADELPHIA,
HUSY0S'S INHALER CURES CaTARRH.
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COURTS HELP GOVERNORS
TO BREAK BIGGEST TRUST

Continued from Page j.
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BaltinnOre&OhiO
RAILROAD.



Schell-e ID e1ect Jl-y , ASuA
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and St
chicago and Northwest. 20 % a r., 's-O5 P-nn-
Cincinnati. s.. LOUIS and Indianapolis. 1910
a. M, 'Ssi5 p n, ITO night
P1ttshurg and Cleveland, 1850 q r. $50 ,.
n and I 90 night
Columbus and Wheeling -S-C5 p m
hiQchestsr. rs q r.. SIS. and $50 p m
Luray, -s-s5 p ~
Annapolis. l-l5, $50 a n lll2-l5, 49,.
and so p m
Frederick SIS. 300 1870 4 n. '-I-l5
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Mails for South and Central Amer
len, West Indies. Etc.

FRTDAY-tc) At HOS p m. for PORTO RICO
per s. b. san Juan, from New York, via san
Juan
tc) Al II-O5 p H. for CURACAO ,ND vr,-
EZUELA per S. s. ZuIia. from New YorE M
for SANANILLA AND CARTHAGENA mus. be
directed Per r. s. Zulia.'
tc) At Il -o5 r. m for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA. SAVANILLA. CARTHAGFNA Avn
GREGTONN. per ~ s. Alonc. from New W.
Aali for COSTA RIGA must be directed Per !.
s. Alene-"
NaSS1u. nom New York Mail for CURACAO.
VENEZUELA, TRINIDAD, BRITISH AND
DUTCH GUIANA must be directed .per : :
OrauIe Nassau
(c) At u-05 D. ~. for ARGENTINE REPrR-
Lie, URUGUAY, AND PARAGUAY. Der =
Saxon Prince, from New York
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail 20 North
Sydueg and tAance via steamer close here ftiT,,
except SUNDAY, AZ 1900 m, and on Sundavs gnIy
AZ u 30 a M ODD Old
Mails Tor MQUELON. by mail 10 Rost9, and
thence VIA steamer, close here daily al SIS n
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tam,, n,
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Saturdays At 30 o.
H. %
Mails for AiENICO overland unless specially adj
dressed for despatch by steamers sIirfrr fr,-r
New York close here daily at IJ-z5 a. m and
MANS for BELIZE. PUERTO coRTFz and
wa steamer, close here daily at 1925 D. m the
connecting CLOSES fo- which being N63Jlvs
Mails for COSTA RIGA. hV rail % Nes. Orfa,,z
and thence VIA steamer, close here daily AZ l6-n5
P m. The connecting close tor which being
TrDns-PneiHe MniIs.
Mails for AUSTRALIA Cczccpt West Aus.rsIi,
which is forwarded VA EurapeI NEW ZEAs AND
FIJI. SAMOA and HAWAII, via san Frgurisr,
close here dairy nj ESQ p. ~. up o. August ~
inclusive. for despatch per s. s. S1aou7 trI
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West Austr5Ii,
which goes wa Europe and New Zealand which
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RAILROADa
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway.

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave. and ls5i 81
In eject Nay T. 1871.
For AlcKandria-Week davs $50. 7.O4. T.SO.
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10. 30 800, s.f5. $50. IO-IJ. u-2O, ITO
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For Mount vernon-wcek dsys. $50. 500. 1000.
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For Arlington and Aqueduct Bridze-WeeI, davs
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so 700. 500 P m Sunday, 7sf5 600. Gas.
iO:So' hoo. IT'D 300 noon. $3.50. 100.
ESQ. 200, 80. 300. $50 400 $50. 500,
$50. 500. $50. 700. 80. 500 D. n.
Parcels carried Baggage checked
NEKpress- TO Arlington only.
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