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Trans-AtInntie .lniIs-

FRiDAf-Cb) At sos p m. for EUROPE. per 5.
: Etruria. from New York. Wa Queenstown
tc) At Il % p N. for NETHERLAN di-
rect. per $ : Staatendsra. from New York
AaH must be directed Per s. s. Staaten-
dam
Co At Hos p m for ITALY. per :. 5 r
Bismarck, from New YoEEs via Naples Mail
must be directed Per So Bismarck
90 At I=05 p. N. SCOTLAND direct
per s. s.. Astoria from New York Mail must
be directed per $ = Astoria -
PRINTED NATTER ETC-Tl.is steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples
Tor GERMANY only The sane class OF mail
matter Tor other parts Of Europe wall not he
sent 10y this ship unless specially directed BY
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
and
MOunt Vernon Railway

ZION Station, Pennsylvania Ave szd IS IL s.
In effect November /. 1850
Fer Alexandris-Teek Gavs- $50 7n ia
e:o9 8-35, s:59, e-25. 1900 60. 80 a n.
LOS lL-2o. 1915. zI:O5, I-25. 200 2.30, u 3d.
S-Se $50, Ef-l5. As, 4-J1. $40 xj.24. $40
6;of. GEO. T,05, 80, SEQ s-45. $50. l0-I5,
40. and l1:J9 p n Sundays T:45. 900 9:G5
100 HOO. lI:2o a. IL. 1900 Eooa. 12-30, i-0a.
1:SV, zoo. 2-S0 500. $3.50. 40 $50 800. 5-53
GOO. $50. 100 40. 500. SIS, 2:S3 IL.
no and II-59 D m
Tor Mount FeTEoa-Tectz tfsvs, $50. 500. 900,
100 a. m, xl2-05. = C. goo. x2-59 80 xf-I5.
z2;zi. I.o6. and $50 2 n Sundays 900 4 n
ECO noon, 2-oo, 400, go and ESQ p. n
For Arlington and Aqucduct Brdge-Wsek
gays, $50. T.04. 80 500. SIS S-5g 9-25 I0.09
e1d II 90 4 fI2-O5. 1870, 80 A. IL = IS
geo. -2:2o. 2=5e, $3.50, S-5s, -4:35 TO, 5-s4,
500. $50. TOO, and SEQ D. II Sun61ys. T:45
80 9:45. 'I0:S0 100. ard IL 80 a m y 90
noon, sl2;3o go. 1870, 300, 80 500, $50
go 40, 500. $50, SEQ. 3d. zoe. '7:SO.
Parcels carried Baggage CHECKED
xExPress. 70 Arlington only
C. E. AB3pT. President.
J CoLvIS. Superintendent
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eTEANRo ATA
sTEA zIzoATs
Norfolk e Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day IN the year ,or Norfolk. New
- port News, and AL points SO.th. ty the
superb, powerful steel psisce STEAMERS
Newport News ''SylfoIk," and w ash
iHstoa. Oh the following schedule;
lV. Washington. 8 81 pm LIZ Portsmouth ). 90 pm
LV Accumulation pm IEs Norfolk 8 45 IsHE
AZ / Monroe--9 am Ly. 1t Monroe 3 - pm
ar. Norfolk. 500 an Ar. Alexandra. C 81 am
AZ. Fortsnouti-sI5 an Ar Washington o. sm
- Tickets Oh sale ii ST Penn ave, B, and
- .. ticket Office, 5Ig Penn ave. and corner
49, 18th 81 and n Y. =ye., c. & O. ticket c.
- fees, AZ 5l3 Penn, ave and 609 I4Ih 81;
- 3 A L ticket of7ce, I4St y. z. ave, and
- % board sisanera
ESFor further information apply Al gen
- eral Offices, It'll 81. WLaf, Wash. D. G.
- Phone, $50
ao2s-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. D c. POSTDFFICE NOTICE.
should be read daily, as changes may occur ~
any time
EohEiSN NAILS are forwarded to the ports OF
SAILING daily, and the schedule OF closing Is ar
ranged on the presumption Of their uninterrupted
overland transit Fer the week ending January
>, 1871. the last connecting closes VIII be raada
from thLs oflce Is folloHs:
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AUCTION SALES.

Apply at Office Ter Weekly B1IIstin.
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have positive cure for enlarged prostate.
OF df-clt urination from any cause.
Ut reed Hipocket TONIC makes old men
F'y,1s and young men irisky-neyer fails
DT- Reeds Over Night Cure for gonorrhoea
cures while you sieep-gel II TO-DAY
Cfice hours. 10 70 /. 3 to 6. sundav 70 +, -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SINGING, PIANO. VIOLIN LESSONS. sc: fIrme-
date applicants can get thoronLh lessons Of
Tins professor II Inc extraordinarily loa rates q
&c Address Box 80, City PoStotflce
ia-j-3I .eIU
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Baltimore g Ohio

RAILROAD
Schedule II effect November ., 1850.
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and St
Chicago & Northwest. 1910 a M. ss:05 p. m
Cincinnati 81 Louis and Indianapolis. 1905
= IA f3-45 P. III, lilo night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1850 i IA. $50
?. m, and = so night
Columbus and Wheeling sos p n
Hinchest.er. S.s5 q. ID, $40. and $50 2 m.
annapolis. no. $3.50 SIS n 1sa5.
FredericI. ts:s5. f's9:0o, 1850 a X. III.
l.f.90. 5:99 p n
aEagers5Ogu. i.Io7o5 4 n, and 5-5o p.
Boyd and way points s:35. '-g709 j. n,
s1:I5- $50 5-30 f7:05 D. n.
tjaiJhers5urg and say Points S:55. $3.50 a.
m. lZ;59. ''I:l5, $500. +:50, 800. $50.
'T:05. 47I0:I5. .fI-25 p IA
Washington Junction and ~7y points $50
900 = NJ, lib. asa, $50 p N,
Baltimore, week DAYS. x2:35. 800 $50 x so,
X1-I0 xs:90, s:25 x9:S0. 1890 a. n. xI2.10 m,
12-15, z1-I0. x5=o0 A. %. x4.J9. 4-S5. x5-05.
N5-I3. 1850, 400, GO. XS-12 1880 xzrI-59
I-51 2. SUNDAYS x2-35 X 90. X 10 $50.
x9-oo IT. S2-I5, Il 10 1-15, x3-a0 x3-2}. 30
E51J5, N5-l9 GO, xs.ao. zI5-Ge, zII-52, xlI-SJ
ROYAL. ErUE LINE.
AL trains Illuminated with PIutsch Esh-
and the last s2-Z5 =T.05 DINER SD Buffet.
1850 tEfrcrl tS.v1 tTinerl T. n. -l2;l0
tDiHer}, 40 DINER 100 t-.R9yal Limited -
Diucr} 400 Quiet s5.15 (Tiner} 500 and
tlI-S0 p IL. tszer5rt> Car open ~ le79 o'ciock}.
Parlor Cars oil al d. trains
Atlantic CITY -3--p i- II. l2-l0 noon, md
II-I8 and S-O5 p II
Daily. ISlcqJ Ssla,laT- @fSunday only
NEzrrcss trains
EaEE1Cc called Tor ana checked from halCs All
-eszdsners L. Onion Traasfsr Co on orders left
II ticEyL cf-c1s, 6I9 Pennsylvania ATCuue north
vest, Seu XoTS Avenue and l5th Street and at
Depot Telephone tICkct gfscgs for & 1 o Elec-
tic Automobile Cabs.
2 D UNDERWOOD T. B. MARTIN.
= Vice President AsT. Pass Traits.
arr Gen. Manage.
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MM TnEO.


nous Clairvoyant and PainliSt- Consult her on
business. love. ana family affairs; reunites the
separated. removes spells; causes speedy mar
riages. and gives Iack- Open dailF- j:ermgn
spoken. 25c. and SOC. 50 II st. NV.
j1l-7t
MISS LIZZIE DAyI>-Leave address in Bon 80.
ttl5 once II
READINGS. 2ec and -25c; paImfstry Is true: rau
and prove it, 20 a, n. TO $50 p. m. Si5fE
JONES PaImist and card Reader. 60 st. nv
ja5-2t
FOR ADOPTION-A nice. healthy babv girI 10 .
respectable party. Address BOX al. this Of
zee Jal-SI
ORIGINAL CYPsEY PIANIST. I02s 7th St NV:
I0e; past present. future; lucky charms;
separated brought together: walk upstairs
laI-1t
DON'T ACT LIKE an --oId son OF gum This
Is 1901; come up see for yourself the Gle
CANT warm OyeTcoats and suits Qised 4 Httle3
tailor-nade and fine materials The Excelsior
JUSTHS OLD STAND SO St iat-5t
Eva CURTIS
Massage yapor bath and magnetic treatment 50
18th st. NV Close p m de27-7t.crn
LADIES-Your bust enlarged inches: failure
impossible; harmless; 800 cash guarantee:
proof free LEONARD MEDICINE co. Kansas
City. Kan deI5-tt
MORPHINE. .piuIn. I,st,iaaura. cocaine hspIt.
myself cured; viii Iaform you CT har-s.Cs1
permanent hnme cCTc. mrs BALDWIN Res
1918. Ca1cage. oe7-tf
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Transatlantic Mails.

Mails for GINA JAPAN. HAWAII. ami PHIL
IPPINE ISLANDS. IS" via san Francisco close bars
daily at 90 P IN. up to January 3 Inclusive
for despatch per $ g Picking. Col
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except West AusfraIi,
which goes VIA Europe, and New lea and ,rhirb
goes yia san francisco and FIJI ISLANDS Via
Vancouver. close here daily al ZOO D. m M to
January 5, inclusive, for despatch per 5 $ War
riTaoo. tol
Mails for CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII. and PHI
IPpINE ISLANDS, VIA san Francisco. clos be-.
daily at 100 p m. up TO January Il Inclusive
for despatch per s s. Gaelic. (o)
Nails for CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver
close here daily at : 90 p m, up 20 January %
pan. Registered mari must be directed s.Yfs
Vancouver" (o}
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are Forwarded f..
New York Tor connection with European steamers
esPTiLIPPINE ISLANDS Ciritarv Nain IL.
sratched to SAN Francisco ~ all close, Tor that
ofiice to connect with Government tr.n-porrs the
sliings Of WhiCi. are u-.gI -
% Registered mails close at l p. IL same
day
Ic) Registered mails close at 500 p. m. same
day.
CD Registered mails close at 500 a. m. same
day
je) registered mails close at 100 p. m. pre-
10 Registered mails close at 100 p. m pre-
vious day.
r % Registered mails close ut 1900 p. NJ pre-
yiogls day
% Registered nails close at 500 p. II. pre-
yiofss daI
Co) Registered mails close at $500 p m pre-
IoHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.
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PERSONALS.
PERSONALS.
Dr.. Young : g. g: ! Y i:
Treats with skill
Eorn of Experience

Al diseases OF the Nose,
Throat. and Lungs, Heart,
NerTes, Brain, Blood,
SKIN, Stomach. Kidneys
and Bladder. Night Loss
e. Sexual Wealzu. = and
all Special Disc.scs O..
either sex. Structure.
fsrIcoceie. and Hydro-
cele cured without cut
ting CT operation. NJ
pain No loss Of time. A
prompt and permanent
cure guaranteed. Syphilis
taDy stage cured Tor IL,
potash No exu0Sure
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Only One Trial Necessary

to convince sufferers from Liver or Kidney dis
ease that Warmers Safe Cure viii cure them
Begin today.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

FoR REyT- Large fur. front ana back rooms,
us 9Th 81 NV ja3-St, en-
FOR RENT Two large, unfur7,i-hed rooms sec
oRd floor: very desirable for light ho'rsehecP
liig; heat and light; 30. 1867 II ST NV
FOR RENT Large nicely furnished third story
back room, two windows, morning sun. $40
- nh 81 NV asst
FOR RENT Communicating ans single furnished
or unfinished; al. oouyenienoes: 81 up "A
h ST NV ja5-3t
FOR RENT-Roorus furnished or UNFINISHED for
housekeeping. 80 Randolph ST ne. jd3-3t
FOR RENT Furnished. two OF three rooms. south
front; good home table 2105 kalorama ave
-----y- -
FOR Rent a ncariy-fur. Hallroom; private fam
iIy- 1916 o st. ja2-$t,em
FOR RENTING rooms completely furnished for
night housekeeping; with use Of the parlnr-
- Ind ave; price - per month ia2-St,ern
FOR RENT Fur. or unfur. rooms with use OF
dining room and kitchen. f754 + st. NV.
FOR RENT Rooms furnished or unfinished
ll5l 5th St NV. Item
FOR RENT-NeWly-t Ir.. 2d-4eor front room; we'll
heated: coed location for Government clerks.
9l6 ] s. NV. ia2-5t,em
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. - and s.; gentle
men 90 / St NIX ja2-St
FOR RENT- Cheap. rooms ID aoor, with heat
Hos Trinidad ave. ne. ja23t
FOR RENT Elegantly furnished front room on
Isl floor; hail room on 81 hoor, front Il
Iowa circle Ial-et
FOR Rents 70 - per month. furnished rooms
for gentlemen; steam heat; house d NJ. J.;
refs 1921 18th 81 NV jal-S1
FOR RENT Two rooms: second floor, bath. heat.
and gas l245 st. nv. iaI-3t
FOR RENT Furnished front room. gentlemen
S52 st. nv jaI-3t
FOR RENf-PleaSant furnished rooms; bath gas.
heat; s. Il per month. 1892 9th II. NV
ial-3t
FOR RENT-One front bedroom. furnished: also
large hall room; Light housekeeping permitted.
90 81 nv jal-3t
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Iaiis for soath and Central amer
lea, West Indies. Etc.

THURSDAY-(cB A. l1-9j p ID. for MEXICO. D-r
5. : Nat1nzaS from New York, via Tampico-
Nal must be directed Per s : Miami
FRiDAA-te) At y 20 p. III. for BERMUDA. Der
:. $. Trinidad. from New York
90 Al Hos p. N for BERMUDA, per S.
5 Trinidad from Neg York
tc) At Hos p N. for BRAZIL Per 8 :
Button from New York; Nail for NORTHERN
BRAZIL ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. URJ-
Quay, aRd PARAGUAY must be directed
per : s. Button"
Co At Hos p IN for PORTO RICO. per s.
$ san Juan, from New York, via San Tlan
Co At ll-o5 p n. for CURACAO and VEN
EZUELA, per = Hildur. from Nesv York
Mail for SAYANITLA and CARTHAGEN4
must be directed Per $ : HiIdur
&C. Al HOS p. ~. for FORTUNE ISLAND
JAMAICA SAYASILLA. CARTHAGENA- and
GREITONN. per : 5 Alene. from New York
Nail for Costa Rica must be directed Per
8 $ Alene"
(c) Al Hos p. IT. for NASSAU. y. P. per
3 s Antilia. rom New York. Mail must he
directed Per s. s AntiIia' -
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NANTED-At once a good drug clerk. must ba
hrst class and have good refs: no ether need
apply, BOX 20, this Office. it5--r, rm
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Some Grst-ciass Office TOOms Tor rent in Hutch
ms Building. corner Tenth and ID streets north
west. Elevator, steam heat. electricity and very
los rent.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
I'm

AMERICAN LINE.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hensington .......... ian g. noon
hooTdiaEd Ian IL noon
Frieslaud - Ian "a noon
Vaderlsnd Ia, 60 10 n
New NOrk.. Feh & 10 4 m
RED STAR LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
heEislnSton Jan 9, noon
Noordland Il, Il NO.,
fTiesiand % noon
southwark. 50 noon
SPECIAL NOTICE
NV TNJN-SCREW s 5 YADERLAND
l2Ooo Tons, $50 TT. Long. 90 IT Beam.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
fieTs "a and IS y r. Ufice - Broadway
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1905 r ST. NV.
or G. ". MOSS AGENT. III St NV:
C. COTTON * CO.. 9l3 Pa Ave. NV.
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u Az EED-Woman Tor --gn.rlI 1aI-eV9r>: EegIns-
merit place and good wa=@s- Apply n once IT
- y. { ave 81, Item
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HELP WANTEn-HAIE.


,r,-. =, -, ..,-,-,, $500
WtNTFn A. o1cc e-,,J I~.,g ,Ia,.g r.,,s, 10
ar,t class nd haze GOOD rcfs- no a-he, need
.,,fIv, BOY =,5s. his off-f irszr ,-r[
~ wren 80 --., -. IL. t...-,
'' -. ,,-I-I 80
90, 1.Sa7. ''''3H- ''i'''t>0 -''i'-i- ~ =
70 y, lgL iAe sag IA. ~ a.. Ill u p, ~,
-
M II, ~ A .3 I a me- me ,''t. T. IL
iASIN SHAWL" fAil~''-'. -.a' u 81 NV
"ANIEo strong oo.2Fll E2'-H 20 asst P5I Ter :
- a.. : ,1fr-rT t.pTzT,- ,,-r,,-n ~ ,yI
7tb i item
-
NANIEb-A good oyster and short order coos
=,
ave. nv II
49,
for din neroom and genesaIiy useful. good
nome 10 right person Cali, between Q p N
---o p ~, I,oD 81 Nv II
WANTED Driver Tor laundry wagon. ir-t- class
pay FRERE LAUNDRY, 1916 Fla. ave Il
[I,TTrD A. o--o e----7--- n 80 loot
d.r=s+ yt,p0 IlI-%-TI>,Trs I5rI - "a O.
-,s M ", 80 -" 80 -'' '
-----------
business: must furnish references, Aa.iresz
=. -. :
Do - Ioi u. y'i.ul .is I,
ei5 must r nave PAN T5 n and d c2p Wen
IL
" N-TI-p Cd -: ....- So. t---.
- ~ ~ -
- -I-i- = NV -
WANTED Yar5irlan. 80 month reliable outside
75t -l,''' 'oL 'il'.e- vs. l-N> 'l1-'''E' Do
-
WANTED-Two men and aue lady for canvass
ing: special shoe; reference Apply 80 9TH
= 'i" i4'-''
WANTED ooiored man ana wife on t1rm at
so 10th st. NV. J.
"a, I-TI-T( = - ----------7-- "a
i'm 81 nv l.
----------
- AM ED boy IN a printing oti'ee. To iced
I-- Ple--- app! d, ~ II 81 NV
WANTED frst-clasz cook PITTSBJRG CAFE,
22G "a I've II
WANTED-SDo coIored Iabarsrs TO draw coke
and work on coke yard, CaH s0s 10Th =
TOT ----- ZION, % ig-s >.,..,. i-.''' IL
WANTED-A man who has trade on the outside
Pa az ave ''' NNli'NAl 'i''A' Al oi'i' II IT,
grol1r,5 ysFiTg,cn RI3-a.s ROY az fIi<
Office IL
80, ana - ms 9sos r.
mem fts-5+
55EIee. il,. a '-5i nsl5 -, &
uer7enoe name of i5st emDj0ycr. and sfI5rv e,
T.s.-rad A,3eiress ROY a. Ms otto Tgs-2r
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FOR REST-ROoms in building g32 = {. nv
cheap rent Apply to " J. DANTE, Huschins
Building, 10th and b st4 deIs-tI
FOR hENT-Rooms in building o32 St NV.
cheap rent Apply TO ". J. DANTE, Hutchins
EnildIng. 10th and d SITS ar22-tf
MIsCELLANEoUs.
SINGING PIANO. VIOLIN LESSONS. SO. fIone-
didte apJalg4nts can get thororLh lessons Of
Tins professor ii the Cxtraornarilv lo.9 rates q
PC Address Box 80, City PoStotlce
la5-@t.eE
PROF. CALDA Ellis new private academy for
dancing. 9l3 ST.. formerly National Fen
dbIes. Annoy Tuesday and Friday evenings
Is2-5t
FRESH AIdcrney milk. &c per quart Address
Bon 40, this o:sce, ia3-5t
CHAIR CANING-uRS / JOHNSOE. I55 X St,
ijI Il, NV; send postal jaS-5t
MISS " ! WELLS. dressrraker. zoos F St. Wal
ter Building room 10 Evenins dresses
SPetL'i's. JaS-'t
MATTRESSES MADE OVER at residence 81 %:
same As new. Address BOX 40, this ofice.
UPHoLSTERING done IN exchange for old furni-
ture or household effects of an kind; no
cash required 1929 zth st. NV. ia2-1t
O. PECK. practical turner; stylish coiIaretIes
made from wc-l fHrS; muGs refined: plush
garments steamed and made like new; remodel.
ing 70 present styles At low prices 90 st. NV.
second fCOr- aoiS-ti
FREE! FREE.--G0 View Year callers VIII he pre-
sented with bag Of American confetti the
latest thing out. GUNDLACH, The Costurner. 927
Z ST NV ial-2r
ANY ORDINARY clock cleaned soc. Watches
jewelry. music boxes accordingly charged; sat
isfactiOn guaranteed; send postal; viii call Tor
and deliver free to all parts OF District CAPE
TAI CLOCK REPAIRING COMPANY. 1874 eth
St nv da5Gff
BOOKBINDING FOR THE HOLTDAYS-Rooks Of
all kind bound in short notice; magazines
etc; poeketbooEs and al leather goods lettered in
gold or silver. bind anything WILLIE -
BIADERY. 6l3-5l5 eth St nv. CHAS " : .
DEN, Manager del5-tf. en-,
FULL DRESS SUITS. 81. + hire. 81. JULIUS
COHEN, lloi 9Th st. Nv. SEQ L, EN-
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN-For IS DAYS s.
cents viii purchase, printed 500 business
cards. 500 n teheads 500 biIiheads 500 envelopes
or binding one volume magazine; other Igor. az
reasonable. WILLIAMS BOOK BINDERY AND
PRINTING OFFICE. SIS eth st. NV, Charles "
bo"teh. superintendent scl0-tt,e
SEWING MACHINES repaired and warranted, 81;
machines for rent BY week or month at OP- (
PESHEiMER'S NEW ROME AGENCY. 5I4 9Th St /
nv. iv7tF
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per steamer from Miami, Fla -
Mails for NEHFOUNDLAND by rail to North
sydney, and thence via steamer. close here dqIlv-
at 1880 n H. ID (h}
Mails for MIQUELON. by rail to Boston. and
thence via steamer close here daily 1t s:15 D
m Id
CUBA MAILS close here via Port Tsmn. II,
Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 2.2O n.
n ~
Nails tor MEXICO overland unless speriglTv-
addressed for despatch by steamers sailing from
New York, close here daily at 1870 i. "a. and
1000 D m OO
Mails fer BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ and
GUATEMALA. by rail 10 New Orleans and thence
via steamer close here daily at 1890 D. m tIe
correcting closes for which being Mondays
Nails for COSTA RIGA. by rail to New CTIpsns
and thence via steamer close here daily 1T G0-O6
p m the connecting closes FOR which beina
,t.esCavs
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

NANTED-Plain cock. Light houSewoyk; family Of
two: SD month G-IG nth 81 nv. Item
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FOR RENT-oFFIcE ROOMS.

FOR REST-Rooms in building g32 s.. NV:
cheap rent Apply to " J DANTE. Hutchins
l'oi4alFGt ivtR and d Sts. deIS-rf
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WANTED Experienced 7Itt1u-h9iC hand
coats: steady wages Apply II once. 90I 9Th
St NV. jI3-3t en-
The National tribune., 1901-10-31

of the column in entering Savanny, and
he gives it to as, very gladly. Hows
that? Won't that make them Oshkoshers
and Kankakees turn yaller? They pur-
tend to think they're as good as the 200th
Injianny. They're better'n the regiments
in them other brigades. but when it comes
to the 2G0th Injianny they're jest good
fiankers, that's all. But we've got to get
n move on us. We must throw on all the
style there is in the millinery shop, and
get ready to shah out o. here on the dot
That's me a-tooting for the Colonel and
the Adjutant.'
Everybody forgot at once how tired he
was. and how much be wanted to sleep.
in the proud thrill of the regiments dis
tinctiOn. The boys woke up the echoes
of the bright Winter morning and startled
the looms and gulls fitting over the dark
waters with tumultuOus cheering.
'Hooray for the 200th Injianny In
fantry Eoluntcers?" yelled Shorty, his
voice ringing over all theirs. ''She takes
her cities fresh-right from the shopl No
secondhand, warmed-over cities for her
Hooray for the 200th Injianny Volunteer
Infantry Best regiment in the army"
Clean up, boys, Clean up!' shouted
81, beginning to beat the dried mud out
of his clothes. Lets put on all the style
The National tribune., 1901-10-31
PERSONAL.

The many friends of Capt. j. II. Cul-
yer, Milton, Neb., Past Department Com
mander of Nebraska, will be glad to hear
of the continued success of his son, Clar-
ence, who is now a Second Lieutenant in
the 18th U. S. Cav. Clarence Culver,
who was the Quartermaster-S Sergeant of
his fathers company in the Grigsby
Rough Riders in the Spanish War, devel
oped such talent for Quartermaster af
fairs that the Government retained him
in service, and finally commissioned him
in one of the new regiments. He has
been for some years in the Philippines.
and all accounts speak very highly of
him.
Corporal Tanners son, Earle W., who
was Captain in the 35th U. S. Vols,
and rendered brilliant service in the Phil
ippines, was given commission in the
Regular Army, and has been promoted to
First Lieutenancy. He was prostrated
by an attack of typhoid fever, but is con-
yalescing, and recently arrived at San
Francisco, on sick leave. He was met at
San Francisco by his mother and sisters.
AT the Annual Reunion of the 9th Iowa
at Des Moines letter was read from
Modesto, Cal. Comrade Arnold served as
First Lieutenant of Go. X, 9th Iowa, and
is now Adjutant of Grant Post 8, Depart
ment of California and Nevada.
Gen. ii. C. Merriam is in Washington
with regard to his retirement in the army
which takes place in few weeks 1t is
said to have been President McKinley's
purpose to retire Gen. Merriam with the
rank of MajOr-General, and plan is now
under consideration to accomplish this by
retiring Maj.-Gen. Otis, upon his own ap-
plication, before Gen. Merriam retires,
thus making a vacancy among the Major
Generals to which Gen. Merriam could
be promoted. 1t is said that Gen. Otis,
who does not retire for age until nearly
year from now, is willing to apply for
retirement if he is assured that Gen. Mer-
riam will receive the promotion. No de-
cision has been reached in the case, how
ever, and may not be for several days.
Gen. Merriam entered the army in 1862
as Captain in the Goth Me-, and the
next year was commissioned in the colored
troops, where he became Lieutenant
Colonel and breyet Colonel. He entered
the Regular Army in 1866, as Major, 3Sth
U. s., and was a Major rGeneral OF Vol
unteers during the Spanish War.
The National tribune., 1901-10-31
EXECUTION OF THE ASSASSIN.

The assassin was quietly electrocuted
inside the walls of the pcnitentiary at Au-
burn, at 1872, Tuesday morning, Oct. 20,
in the presence of the statutory witnesses
only.
Throughout the affair has been conducted
precisely as it should have been. There
has been no opportunity allowed for SEN
sationalisnl, notoriety, or mock-keroics. As
much obscnrity has been thrown about the
villain, since his conviction, as the law
would permit, and this must be very re-
pressiye OF other Anarchists, who thrive
upon notoriety. The calmness, certainty
and secrecy of the law terrify them incom-
parably more than any open demonstra-
ton of public wrath.
Nor will they have the assassin's re-