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Evening star., 1902-08-13
Interesting Recollections.

81 came to Washington in 1861 to attend
Mr.. Lincolns inauguration" Judge Tomp-
kins said to an Evening Star reporter to-
day. 'I had no thought Of remaining here,
and probably should not have done so had
1t not been for Senator Timothy o. Howe
of Wisconsin, VINO was a personal friend.
"'War will break out, and you'll have
chance Of seeing something If you stay
Howe said to me.
He secured position for me in the pen
sion bureau. and 1 have been with the bu-
reau ever since. 1 witnessed the Inaugural
tion of Lincoln that year, and have been
present at every Inauguration of Pres-
dent of the United States since that time.
1 recall distinctly Of attending the reception
at the White House on the evening Of
March 4, 1861. and shaking hands with Mr..
Lincoln. There was vast crowd about
the White House, and 1t was by the great
est effort that 1 succeeded in reaching the
President. I saw Lincoln on various occa-
sions while he was President. I lived on
the Island, south of the Smithsoni5Z Insti-
tuition, and he frequently drove 0ear my
house.
'I called on President Mckinley shortly
before his death to introduce some friends
who were visiting me. An hour after Gar
field was shot at the 9Th street depot took
a train for Trenton, N. ]. 1 was at Eng
lishtown when the train which conveyed
him and his physicians to Elberon passed
through. 1 was at Ocean Grove when he
died, and went to Elberon few hours after
his death"
Evening star., 1902-08-13
Cost Of Protecting Govern
ment Buildings From Fire.
LESS THAN l PER CENT
A POINT OF VIEW OVERLOOKED
BY CONGRESS.
Value of Federal Real Property in the
District-Appropria Not in
Proportion-Area Covered.

1.-The statement in The Star few days
ago by an insurance man regarding the
comparative pay of the men of our ire de-
partment, and the comparative number OF
apparatus, furnished some interesting facts
on the question of fire extinguishment, but
it did not go far enough said high Off
cial of the District government to Star re-
porter this morning.
Statesmen and others err in seeming to
limit the usefulness Of our fire department
to the city of Washington, forgetting that
we cover the District of Columbia pro-
tectng about seventy square miles OF terri
tory and over 100000 people. The respon-
sibilitieS of our fire department are so I'M
measurably greater than those of the fire
departments of the other cities that 1t Is
both an injustice and almost an absurdfty
to draw the comparison, yet members of
Congress will each session reiterate this
comparison, and seem utterly to fall TO
crap the situation as 1t exists here, and TO
properly differentiate between the condl-
tions.
Il have made some careful computations
for The Star on this point of fixed response
bility, and the peculiar position of the Dis
trict fire department over the fire depart
ments of other cities. The figures may at
first glance seem large, but upon analysis
they will be demonstrated to be substantial
~ correct.
Government Property Guarded.
"Devoting my remarks exclusively to the
protection given to the property of the gov
ernment of the United States, and omttting
entirely the real property of resident Wash
ingtonians, the assessment of which real
property of the District last year was,
believe, about S1s2 500 0OO, the result will
be quite surprising. | will show the protec-
tion We afford government buildings, their
approximate value, the value of their con-
tents and the rate of insurance, as it were,
the government pays as its proportion for
the maintenance of the fire department.
The appropriation for the maintenance
of the fire department for the current fiscal
year is $}569S0, of which the government
may be said to pay one-half. or $17S,445, as
its share The fire department protects the
following government buildings and oppo-
site each L will place an approximate val
uation. An actual valuation cannot be as
certained, owing to the variety of buildings,
their age, structure, etc, but these figures
are not far out of the way, and represent
what it would cost the government to re-
place them, with certain of their contents,
to which l will advert later, with new
structures TODAY.
Evening star., 1902-08-13
Wartime Excitement.

Judge Tompkins gives a graphic descrip-
ton Of the excitement in Washington when
President Lincoln was shot. At the first
battle Of Bull Run he heard distinctly the
cannonading. He recalls vividly the in
terest among the citizens of the District Of
Columbia when General Early tried TO in
wade the national capital, and was only
prevented from SO doing hy the timely ar
rival of the 9th Ars.iy Corps. With a hun
dred other clerks in the pension bureau he
drilled in the open court Of the patent office
Joseph I'll. Barrett was commissioner of
pensions when Judge Tompkins first en-
tered the service of the government. Mr.
Barrett is said to be living in Cincinnati,
and is hale and hearty, despite his ad-
vanced age.
Wonderful changes have taken place in
Washington since first came here" Judge
Tompkins said. MANY and many times
during the civil war I saw government
wagons stalled in the mud. Pennsylvania
avenue and 7th street were the only thor
oughfares paved with cobble stones. Now
you can go to any part Of the city on the
best of asphalt pavements, and you can
walk under shade almost everywhere.
I'm those days the people of the city were
dependent on omnibuses. Now street cars
viii take you to any part Of the city and
miles into the country. Then Washington
was country village; now 1T Is one Of the
finest residence cities In the world"
Blessed With Good Health.
Judge Tompkins is blessed with good
health. His hand is as firm and his nerves
as strong a. those OF one much younger
He u strong In mind and body His home
Evening star., 1902-08-13
Munyon's
Witch-HaZeI Soap

cleanses the scalp of all dandruff,
removes scales and crusts, and Stim-
ulates the pores. Thus the hair is
Evening star., 1902-08-13

soon leads to badness. Hair falls
because it has died. 1t has not been
nourished properly.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Monev loaned SaIaried PeopIe.

Retail merchants teamsters. boarding houses.
without security; largest business n - priR-
opal cities TOLMAN. Room lGl- $50 18th st.
NV mist
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RAILROAD SECURITIES
EXCEPTIONALLY FIRM
Market Opens With Trading
in Large Volume
TIE INDUSTRIALS PASSIVE
London Market fo1 American Securities
Materially Depresse5-Wau Street
Awaits the Election Returns.

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-The Stock Mar
ket opened with The trading in fairly
large volume and with declines showing.
which extended 10 over Doiue in The
case of Louisville and Nashville and to
an average OF = to 8. points ia The gen
eTaI list
A few stocks were exceptionally firm.
conspicuous examples being Manhattan
Railway and Reading on the other
hand. s.. PauI. Union Pacific. Missouri
Pacific. Norfolk and Western. Baltimore
and Ohio. and ali the other usually ac-
tive stocks reflected marked pressure.
il The Industrial quarter the United
States steel shares were the active fea-
lures and were dealt IN slightly below
Saturdays Hrai Egures- Otherwise the
transactions il That direction were in
small volume and showed no significant
changes
The London market Tor American
stocks was materially depressed and for
eign houses sold mere when business
opened. although not 20 q large extent.
There was little news over Sunday
bearing upon the market, and discussion
al she outset OF business was almost
wholly taken up with the probable out
come Of tomorrow's election.
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TENANT AND LANDLORD
FIGHT OVER THE RENT
Latter Swings on Head OF
Former With Ak

CENTRAL VILLAGE. Conn Nov- B.
What may prove to be a murder oc-
Cured on the outskirts of this village
on q farm owned by the Wilcox estate
yesterday morning.
E. E. Spaulding, forty-fve years of
age. who has been a tenant on the place,
failed TO pay the rent it is alleged.
Byron Wilcox, employed in the town
clerks office, went Tor the rent yester-
day. He and Spauldiug had previously
had words over the matter. and came 10
blows
SpauIding. IT is said. seized an ak,
and. swinging it. cut Wilcox twice, once
in the back Of the head and again be-
tween the shoulders. The latter cut
going through the spine SPaulding was
arrested lie viii be taken TO Brooklyn
Jail 10 await the resJlt Of Wiicoz's in
5nries-
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CHURCH HOME FOR SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST CONGREGATION

The congregation OF The Second Sew
enth Day Adventist Church cas- pur-
chased the building formerly occupied
by the Central Methodist Protestant
Church. Twelfth and n Streets north
west Payments TO secure the purchase
have been made and immediate posses
sion viii be given.
AT business meeting CT the congre-
g ton last night in Washington Lodge
Hall on Tweuty-second Street north
west Sis in cash was raised and $i,ol-
subscribed with which to meet the first
payments. The purchase price for The
building is Sc 9ee.
The membership Of the Second Sew
enfh Day Adventist Church is now six
ty-hve. representing the white people
who recently separated from the First
Church. on Eighth Street northeast The
first services in their new church home
VIII be held next Saturday morning and
on Sunday evening.
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CROWN PRINCE OF SIAM
INSPECTS FACTORIES

Grown Prince Of Siam arrived in this
city this morning, ac "npanied by the
Siamese minister. Assistant Secretary
OF State Peirce. and the members of his
suite The Crown Prince is the guest
OF Lyman c. Smith. who took him for q
ride around the city this morning.
The Crown Prince visited Syracuse
University and after an unusually elab-
crate luncheon at Nr. Smiths residence
inspected q local typewriter factory. He
left Cor Niagara Falls at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon.
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UNION MEETING OF CHRISTIAN
EEDEAvOR SOCIETIES TONIGHT

- union meeting will be held tonight
by the Christian Endeavor societies Of
Washington in The First Congregational
Church. An interesting program has
been arranged. The Rev s H. Greene,
pastor Of the Calvary Baptist Church,
win deliver and address on The Need
OF a Church Tor the Christian Eudeavor
Society" and the Rev J. Il. SJTaughn,
pastor OF Mount Tabor NJ ?. Church.
HilI speak on The Need for Active
Work by Young Christians The Rev
Dr. F D. Power, pastor of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. viii conduct
the devotional exercises. The music
viii be in charge OF Page L Zimmerman
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LOCAL COAL SUPPLY
SOON TO Be ABUNDANT
Dealers Say They VIII Be
Able to Fill All Demands.

Anthracite coal Is beginning 10 arrive
in Washington. and in the opinion OF the
local dealers, there viii soon be sufii-
Client on hand to supply the heavy win
ter demand. Customers are many and
insistent, but the supply as yet is not
large enough to induce the dealers to
sell large quantities to any one Gus
toner at time.
The incoming supply is the genuine
article. mined by union miners since
their return 20 work. little more than
9 week ago The '.washery" product has
been eliminated altogether. and the
Washington public now has its first act
ual evidence of the satisfactory settle
ment of the strike
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Leave Washington. 9.0l a. n daily. WeaI
days. 100 p m, 1888 p m, 80 p m, sn,
6.z5 p. N. Latter 20 LecsburE On u. sunday
only, g-Z5 p. 70. for BIuemont.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington. Peuua- R. + Station
1921 a m. SEABOARD FAST MAIL
Ed:Iy through Pullman SlcepeTs 70
Jacksonville, connecting at
Hamlet with Pullman Sleeper 70 Atlsnts-
FLA AND HETROP0LTTAN
DaIIV- LIHTTED-Soiid tran 70 jack
souviile and Tampa, With Pullman, Drawing
Room. Sleeping CIR and Cafe Dining Car Pull
uan Sleeper n atlanta
T.lcse .rairz oTc- excellent schedules and
service 20 Petersburg Raleigh Southern Pines
CPluehurst) Camden Columbia. savannah.
Jacksonville, 81 Augustine. Psim Beach. Tam
pa Key Vest and Florida points; also Cuba
Charlotte, Atheus. Atlanta. Ee@ Orleans. Chst
talc0ga. Nashville. Memphis. points y est and
Soutlv-est-
AGO am. LOCAL-To Petersburg. Raleigh
DaiIv. Southern Pines fPinehurst)
Hamlet. and intermediate points
Office, 1921 Penna- Ave.
c 3 RYAN, WAITER g. COLEMAN,
General Pass. sCent G.. T p =
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STABBED THIRTEEN TIMES
BY FELLOW SC0OPER
Patrick BeaI1y FrightfuIly Hacked by
Co-LaboreT-0ue Thrust Pene-
tIated Luug-May Die.

BUFFALO. y Y Nov 3--Patricll
Beaky, thirty-elght wears ed, a scoop
er by occupation. was stabbed thirteen
times al 1870 o'clock this morning
Michael Clancy. also a scooper, was
arrested. charged with the stabbing-
He was as much bioodsoaked as
Beaky. but his sole injury consisted of
black eye Beaky received five of she
wounds in the abdomen, three in the left
breast. four in the left arm, and one In
the back One Of the breast stabs pene-
tTated the lung and narrowly missed the
heart
It is believed that Beaky VIII die The
men were drunk and had quarreled about
their work
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective November ,. 1902.

Schedule elective November =. wv
Trains ieave trom Pennsylvania Station
$40 a. H. Daily. Local for Harrs5onburg.
NarrentGn. Charlotte. aua -V4y stations
l0-5l a. n Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited First-ciass coaches and drawlng-TooIa
sleeper 70 Jacksonville, Fla. Dining car service
Dol a. n. Daily United states Fast Mall
Fiyst-cisss coaches and craving room sleeper
20 New Orleans. Dining car service
4-0l p m Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations cn Manassas branch
$50 p n Daily Local for Aarrenton and
Charlottesville
$40 P. III. Daily. New York and Atlanta Ez-
press FITst-cIass coach and sleeper TO Atlanta;
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Sunset
Routs- Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san
Francisco. Pullman buffet service
$50 p. IL. Daily. New YORK aid Florida
ExpTess- FIrst-class coach and sleeper 20 81
vannah, Jacksonville, sHd Port Tampa; sleeper
to Augusta, and connection for Aiken Dining
car service.
1901 p m. Daily. New York and Memphis
sleeping car 70 Roanoke. Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, and Memphis; sletFer 70 New Orleans.
Dining car service
1915 .. ~ Daily Washington and South
observation cars 20 Atlanta and Neon; sleep
ers 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis,
New Orleans Dining car service
TRAINS on BIUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington, 9-0i a. H- daily. Week
days. 100 p m, 1913 P M, 3. g p m. snd
Go 2. IN LATER 10 IecEDurZ Ol " sundays
only, e-Z5 p. %. for Bluemout.
Through trains from the south arrive Wash
i1Etou 6-sZ r. n. - O. m. 10 q IN. 8-i5
, m, 200 p. M, 9.i5 g. m, and go p. m
daily Local trains from HarrisoH5urg, II 30 q
week days and s=o5 p. M daily. From
Charlottesville, SIS d. IL and $50 p m daily
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and de-
tailed information can be had 81 ticket Offices,
7G5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylyzuia Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences
Phone 1910. P r. r Cab Service
G. II. ACKERT. General Manager
s b HARDWICE- General Fazs'r Agent =
l. ( BROWN. General agent
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SOLDIER MURDERED.

BERLIN. Nov 3--Gumbiunen, the
town in Prussia where Captain KrOsiEk
vas mysteriously murdered on January
p. 1901. has been the scele Of another
and similar crime. Car -onie-- q ltTusch
vas yesterday maItreated in the bar
racks and finally thrown from q window
and killed BY under officers and soldiers
The cuIprits have not been discovered
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LEGS CUT OFF BY TRAIN.

BUFFALO. y. Y, Nov 3--John Nor
gan, q welI-known stock dealer. Of Os-
borne. Pa, was killed in the stock yards
a East Buffalo last evening By being
run over by 3 cattle train which sew
cred his legs at the hips. The numerous
railroad tracks confused him and he
stepped N front Of The train while try
ing to avoid alozher
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO B. B.

schedule in effect May IS 1872
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and c St
Chlcago and Northwest. 1880 3 H., -6sz9
, Cincinnati s. Louis. and Louisville. '1o-o5
& m AIS .. m, ITO night
Pittsburg and Cleveland, 1870 a Il, 's;45
D. n. and leo night
Columbus aad Wheeling, $3.50 P H.
Winchester. ISIS a. NJ ..i;lS and 1889
> Luray. Rivertou. Front Royal ElktOn. '4:15
p Annapolis nj 1850. $50. n;5o 3, n, Il4.aa.
Frederic Fro K. s.s5 900, lo.5O a. n, .'1.15.
50. and 1920 p m
Hage-stoan, 1865 a. m and $50 ?. N.
BOYD and way points, SO $50 a n.
Ills. $50. $50. lois, .II-30 P N.
GaitheTsburg and vay points, SIS see a
m Ia.=c. Ills 3.5& $50. 500, $50,
47.05. $50, --10:15. irI-30 P NJ
Washington Junction ard way points s-S5.
Baltimore, week days xS-0o $50 $50
x7.O5. 80. xs:SG, s-S5. x2:3o, slG=ao, u;5o 4
NJ xI2:s0 noon. X -35- * 90. U4-pJ, Y 50,
4:25 x5;G5, SIS. xo-z5. $50, xs-5y. ztg-ey'
7:sa. xs:S5 x9-00 - m, NO, LIS. 80.
x9.s0 x5:o5, $50, xs9o9, Elo.oo Sll;s0 ll;SS
p ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains illuminated With Pinssch light
BaItfnor,. Philadelphia. View YORK, Boston,
ard the East, SEQ, = % jDiHerl, $50 tBut-
far1. +-e:o0 (DiHer), .1o:o1 Diner a. IL.
sIz-s0 lDiaer). 800 ('-Royal LimiteC~Y
Diner. 1900 philadelphia oniy). 5.t5
DINER. 500 and +u:2o p. m Sleeping Car
oueu at 1900 oic!ocK)-
noon 800 o IL
Daily Except Sunday ets1aday only
xEVp7ess trains
Baggage called for and checked from notes
and residences BY tuion TraDsse9 Co. on orders
let AT ticket ofFceS 61s Pennsyl y1nla Avenue
northwest, New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street and ar station
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DE4C0NS AND PARS0N
WRANGLE OVER ASSISTANT
The Reverend Wrath Spurns Help IN
HIS Work

BUFFALO. y y. Nov because
Rev. William waith, moderator Of the
Presbyterian Synod and pastor Of the
Lancaster Presbyterian Church for the
past d1ty-two years. refused 10 permit
the appointment OF a younger minister
10 assist him in his parish work seven OF
the eight deacoEs OF The church have re-
signed.
Sir. Waith believes that he can do all
the work required in the parish, but The
dsacons declare that he is too ola, and
that the church is dete-iorating-
The congregation SIDES with The pas
tor
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BRITISH CHALLENGES
AMERICA AT CHESS

LONDON. Nov. 2--The City Of Lon
don Chess Club, which has replaced the
dsfunct British Chess Club as the pre-
u7ier. association, has forwarded q chal-
Ienge to the Brooklyn Chess Club for the
annual international match for the trD-
ply offered by Sir George Newnes- The
match viii probably take place IN Feb
ruarv. when the British hope 20 be able
70 employ the Maroon wireless system
IN sending the moves.
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RUN DOWN BY BTcYCLIsT.

Edward Nicholson. aged nine years. OF
3012 II Street northwest. was run over
BY a colored bicyclist on N Street yes
terday and bruised about the head and
legs The bicycIist. William Smith,
was arrested by Policeman FUR on a
charge Of violating the srNed regula-
tons
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-03
Ran a Ten-Peuny Nail Through His
Hand

While opening t9x, J c Mount, of Three
Nile Bay \. Y. raE \ teu-penuy nail through
The aesliy part Of his hand 4 thought II once
OF ali the pain and soreness this would ,slsc
re he says and Immediately applied Cham
teFiaTu's Pam Balm and occasionally after
p ard. To NY surprise. II removed ali pam
and soreness and the injured parts were soon
healed For sale by Henry Evans, % T
Street northwest. wholesale and retail. and al.
crrCEIefs
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INJURED BOY RECOVERING.

Raymond Mueller. the teu-year-old
boy who while swinging from the rear
Of wagon on Z Street southwest yes
terday afternoon received severe inju-
ries about the head and was taken TO
th5 Emergency Hospital for treatment
was reported doing well today The
physicians announce that he VIII be able
70 te on u 2 EeEE DIS
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

For Richmond. Va, and points south. via
Alexandra and Fredericksburg. Leave statloa,
81 srf p stree-s 30 a. H. S.E5 p m. daily
dining carl for Richmoud and points on At
lautic Cnass Line and Florida; lo.4l a. H.
200 p H. daily (Florida and Ale,roPcii:an
Tinaifst} far Richmond and points On SEA
bod Ar Line and Florida; i0c41 10. train
connects At Richmond With G s o. Ry Tor
Newport News old Point Comfort. etc, 40 a
N reek days, 4:l5 p m daily express f2I
Richmond only Pullman or parior cars on ~
sE9ys T-sins Accumulation for Quantico. 40
a. N, SUNDAY only; +.25 p m week days;
500 ? n, except Saturday.
T D. MYERS. ". D DUKE. " P TAYLOR
President. General Mgr, Traffic MsT
Richrr-rrri- TE
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ESPUTA-DALY MUSIC SCHOOL

Music reading, piano and singing lI2s St
ne. -MWE. !. E-PUTA-DALY. mzg-T
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sTRTEKFN 80 APOPLEXY.

Z s Darby who lives IN the Wash
ington apartment house. Second and D
Streets northwest was stricken with
spopIexy yesterday af -ernoon He was
taken 70 The Casually Hospital. where
he rallied rapidly II Is thought he viii
recover
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CANADIAN PACIFIC Rail WAY.

CHINA JAPAN. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
Intended Steamship SaiIings frcm Vancouver
EMPRESS OF CHINA----Dee- /, Feb. .. 1903
EMPRESS OF TNDiA.-.I)ec- % March D. 1898
EMPRESS OF JAPAN----Jau- 26, April -, 1913
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AID AUSTRALIA
MOWERS H. Nov I4-ADR ANG;I---.-- Dec =
All information at 1920 Penna- Ave
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BODY TO BE SENT TO HARTFORD

The body OF William Mccoy. who was
found unconscious in front Of $40 Tenth
Street northwest Saturday, and who died
a. the Emergency Hospital that after
noon, viii be sent 20 Hartford, Conn,
a the request OF Mrs. \. ! Mccoy. Nc
CO. was apparently about fifty years
old
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
schedule Effective October 70, 1902


Trains Leave Pennsylvania Station
z.00 p. n DaiIy-CRCISNAT AND LOUIS
VILE EXPRESS Solid vesribgIe rFzia FOX
Cincinnati Reaches Cincinnati 7-55 NJ
Louisville 1870 = n, 81 Louis $50 2. m,
Chicago $50 ?. m Pullman SleepeE 70 CIa-
c5anzti and Louisville DaIiv- Dining Car
Gao P " Daily CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL 4 new solid t=stibUlsd
eiectric-ljghted train, arriving Cincinnati
II.45 a. n, indianapolis 3 rs ?. N. s.. Louis
Gas o. m Chicago SAG 2 daily Pull
man Sieepers 70 Cincinnati, indianapolis. s..
Louis ard Chicago withsut change Dining
11:1o P. " Daily-F. F. V limited Solid
train Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers &c
Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville without
change Compartment sleeper 70 fIrgIHia
Hot Springs Gzily except SUNDAY Si=ePers
Cincinnati 10 Chicago and s.. Lo,Iis- Dining
Car
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and
Chic Office 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue 60a Four
teer.th street near 2 and a. the station
Telephone can I5zo for PeL4nsy lvalia r 4. Cab
Service H " FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
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LOAN COMPANIES.
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT co.
WE HAVE NEW BARI

New Building, \. E Cor. 18th and G Sta
Entrance on G St Fourth floor front
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RAILROADS.
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ALExAYDRTA. AND ARLISGToy.

ALEXANDRIA, AND ARLINGTON
ELECTRIC TRAINS. STATION IS5z & Pa. Ave
For Mt Vernon, every hour, week DAYS. from
10 1. m to p. N.
For Alexandria and Ariingtca every half hour
Round trip to Mt Vernon, 50c- Round trip
TO Alexandria 25c- Round trip TO Arlington,
2oc. Round trip to Mt Vernon, including
Arlington and AIezaadris. coo.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & Nj VERNON RY
SEE TINE TABLES At HOTELS. auI-tf