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The evening world., 1902-04-16
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened steady
to-day. with prices unchanged to ] point,
lower. Cables were weak and port re-.
ssIpis were heavy. but despite the bear.
ish factors the market remained steady.
Prices held close to last nights closing
BIDS After the call the market wen,
on point or so on room realizing.
The opening prices were. April, y.0I to
go: May. SO, TO .. June. ~. to .. July.
oSs TO s3: August. SG TO So; S.picm.
Der. sp bid. October. Sii TO SIS. Mo-
vsmbtr. s.os TO s,o7: December. 500. Jan.
uary. s.b offered
The prices AT 250 T. VI were. MAY.
eQ. July, go: August. ss. September
91s: December. sos
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CHEERS FOR PALMA
AS He DEP ARTS.
CUBA'S FIRST PRESIDENT
LEAVES HOPEFUL WORD.
>s,. Hr I"oLs for Tri"udi, U"is-
ii"a. B-tw--n ,mrri"n aud
island

r..-tient Palma ~ "aua Cd t'.-.
.rui-nf when b, ia'l 'h- P-.u-,
.ar.l RAILROAD peyp u J-I.-N Uts n
1, p'tlo * thi. morning. or H. va, ~
Ut when ur f-t.r.I . teyH. at
wa f-nn New Nnsk 30. ,,s
.mpsnl.I los 'srs, parry ~ 'rpsur
tHd Dah,n svmpaih.zegs Ind Jc--sy
riy The crowd wsr auFw"r''' o, more
'- ends who hhl come o. wish 'uos =
.-, president Eod.pe~'
President Palma Kissed - u hem
1nl gave them = y hH' rres.dr..
Palm, was escorted p1 STAT Agen,
Kcs.er to the private car H,s.cm-r-
st'srh.d % the regular S'Hth"tu 81
pr.ss Mr Palms friends '1.loN"d
him They chsttod ~'.h hlfn "a ne car
ori shook h.s hands repeatedly a..
,,-miug h!Enp enthusiast
NI"u rac train 1rtIy = i,i utt O'
me stail1n the Pc. den, stood oa the
rear platform Hni tH- f'wd ,hce'ed
I.til, viva tup, lipr" viva Estrada
Palma The President r,!,-I hls hat
InI appeared ma'I Affected T.u-- WAC
N,.t wth him a'- AutHuJ Morale.
% zalI glc-sds Who :s o., m-inI-r 80
I" new suDan C1ngirs. Eul1Iel H.
sho IL pri,at. Secrr;aI 'u Palma.
MlHI-. fonzJl"z and Rapaa,. S,'rn. =
u"EIp.
Ilr will land At Gi5ara from walsh
70 he WAS -Npa rated eighteen years
.gJ Uy the Spanish
- am nii.d Nth hope aid Mr.
Palma IS he bid gooi-bN hay.
great faith In tubs believe cuDA
and the United Strtr- NIL D. drawn
loser together Ia bonds % respect anI
friendship
shall .ndesvor 20 bring about Sc
@ lrsl condition Of Affairs ia CuDs az sJVu
~ II ,an possibly h- done. More than
all .lse the country needs q reduction
- fa~lT duties
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LONDON MARKET QUIET.
American serurifi~. Firm at Frnc-
ttOnally Advanced PrIc~s.

The London Mlrke. to-day ws- pulr;
and generally weak OF the repor, that
100000 pounds OF the new loan will be-
issued privately and that the remaining
Is 90 900 pounds will Ne sold to the pu,-
lie at % i-..
There was good strength H. the Amer
iean railway securities AMI prices gen.
orally advanced over he closing ngure-
yesterday al New York 81 Parl VA.
~ leader at an advance ot Ia over
New York's closing prices Louisville
was weak. selling At tue New York
OouivaltOt Of Iii 4 loss OF one per cent
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TO LIGHT LIBERTY'S TORCH.
secretary of War Makes Arrange
m-nt with Tr-asar, Department.

WASHINGTON. April Ii s--s-creiary
Roo; has made arrangements to main
tain light IN the Statue ~ Iib-rty on
BrdiOes Island In New York Narbor
The electrical apparatus belonging 'o
ihe Ehthous. establishment; and used
ny 90 In lighting the sta;u. All b. en-.
p.pN"i FOR that purpn.e
This action - the result ~ persona
rOnferencs with me Secretary - the
Treasury. ana was taken Win far .p-
pfoysl -! the President
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A. an1puu ~ IN despatch from
Vienna April u" ni0c tiilrd member.
II ,bc Vienna jockey Cluu, charged
Nilh gambling tn coHtraven'iou = fu~
Ian ~er. incl thousand nrusus 'Ir..
h- tfs arose from thc rfrHs sam.
bling - the Jockey club De- n when
Count Joseph Poto'M Russian noble.
man lost lJD,uy
f'ntockl and i1D JIheT foreigner ia
addition to being rn-d w.r, pSrHs rsuf D.
D. bhui-hri from 4u-trit
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SECRETARY SHAW HERE.
Comes To Attend Disner 80 Lord
R-vrIstokc Tonight.

Secretary Leslie VI Shaw. Of the
United states Treasury Department.
was az the Sub Treasury to-day. sec.
rstary Shaw said that hi- visit here had
no Significance. rs he came over to at
tend dinner fortnight in honor OF Lord
Revelstoke. He will return TO Washing.
ton tonight.
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PHILIPPINE REVENUE.

WASHINGTON, April is.-The division
OF insular affairs Of the War Depsrt-
ment gave out for publication to-day q
statement of the reesipts In the Phliip-
pines hs follows:
From customs In March, 1909, y,6S ,ssi.
as compared with s7as :s7 for March. 1891.
The receipts OF the city OF Manila
during the same months were iS5,6r.5 Tor
1909. as compared with s57.sTs FOR III,
previous year.
The evening world., 1902-04-16

My family doctor told me ! had
Consumption Ny sister ami mothes
died OF Consumption
Il cougned 50 hard that ! could not
sIeep my lungs panied me splt
blood. and no matter "ha' doctor
treated me gradually sLnh iO~eg
and lower under h!s treatment.
As "A las' resort applied 20 the
Koch Lung Cure, IS Wes, 22d st y
V, and although | Was nearly dead
when ! applied Ia them breatAed
their healing. oily ylpors into my
lungs. and after a few weeks
coughed out plug nearly four inches
long and as large round as the finger
My husband told me that he nov felt
that this was the turning point IN my
case, and that nov ! would get better.
and I must say that after that time
Improved very fast My neighbors all
marvelled At my rapid recovery FOR no
one ever expected me 20 be well again
II Was cured by IN. Koch Lung
Cure. AZ IS West "a 81 New York
NV neighbors all nov believe IN this
treatment, aud they viii tel you 81.
or I will personally prove the truth
OF this statement To any one who will
can upon me 90 my nome liO2 see
Ond ave y Y MRS ~ DILL.
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HEAVY FINES FOR
TITLED GAMBLERS.
GOVERNORS OF AUSTRIAN
JOCKEY CLUB RESIGN.
'"~ 4" 0nr >it'inE snd Was
Baaish-d.

NlENNN April s Count CuIyf-io
Msnn-feld ;hs President Of the Jo key
ciuD. aud Prince AyerspsTH IN. wee.
President of thst oTganir.tior. aud
Other members ~ The Governing COM
rnitte@, have resigned an account ~ the
prosecution ~ Count PotorA lud ylh-rs
FOR gambling at the r.up
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N-r,ou.nes. Of Women.

", Nsry r sampson West Derry. Rock
lrEham COUNTY y. H. writes;
mad isfribIe headache and vas ner-
,ous an the lime also had trouble each
month sAs deaf n one ear for thirty years.
took sig BOTTLES o! PerunA. and ain happy
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Es,.n.ion Of s,..mso., Comp.s,

ALBANY. Npril 1.-THE North and
East RIVER Steamboat Company OF New
Worry CITY to-day hIsd with the Secretary
Of state q certificate n rxtssHsion or
corporate existence afty Years.
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to say that it il the bes; medicine nat
.r 'sri am not nervous. my spSsti,s
o. good everything I eat agrees With mt.
and am feeling better in every way. i
'aInk psrun4 Is . God-send to women and
blessing 70 suffering humanity.
MRS MARY +. SAMPSON
lI lou DO ua' derive prompt and satisfac-
~ result, from the use Of Peruns wrts
a once to Dr Hartman. giving q full state
mtni of your ,Ass and he will be pleased
90 give YOU his valuable advice gratis.
Nid.Ss pr Hartman, President Of The
Hartman Sanitanum Columbus. Ohio.
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World Wants
Always Your Aid!

4 O1I Paid Help Wants In thb
,ZIO mornings World. -
BUT
Q Paid Help Wants In the -
: 20 other ". Y. papers eombins1
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iiet
"Pr"babIy an, one al ha had of
sickncs. ifhtr
share Of this aficon but
I have H. fhr vIIu- %
severe attack Of caa,rh of the cad Of "hich
m II NJ which hrse no" take il when
suirr days thai fh
good couiifion all through the
has fhct
IL well worthy my indorsemcnt" J.. EGGERT."
The evening world., 1902-04-16
BEWARE SPRING CATARRH!
Tired Feelings, Aching Bones, LasStude, DroWsinesS
Fatigue, Nervousness, SleepleSSness.
PE-RU-NA A SURE SPECIFIC.


'"hir i"r Hrokrn-Dorn System.
N-l = Jenkins ~ G,r--,r s;-ess
ui' uaL President u ylrtnrt. LotsA.
Ql--rs paarl.srs srit-s:
heartily lnto--- Pe-una ss an eIr.nra-
''rl' for veal and broksr-d5uu vona->
'3r surh ! VI. b-for- began taking Pc
lns and 81, really so-ked wonders with
my sySis Wy htaiih is eIr-ilent nov. and
sf"ne'"r feel iaEEuid ur nervous take
- ios.s u' P--un. and it gees rlsht To the
'pat. nurnbsr ~ my friends have taken
Q. and are universal in their praise.
MRS. u. r JE.SkINS.-
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For rhsi Tired FeeIing.

VI" H-l-n whitman. sCS,4 Grand avenue.
h'wruk-c W. writes:
rn-r- il rS'hinE Ike P.runa for that
tired feeling which gives you no ambition
FOR work ~ play. After prolonged iiinesa
-halt wear aEo felt unsbl- 20 regain my
h-Gl'h bat four bottles Of Peruna made .
uondr-fu. rhanE- and restored me TO par
'rrt health \, long ~ you keep your blood
good condition you arc all right, and
P"rnns seems TO hll the veins with pure.
boz as.th'ul blood thoroughly indorss IT.
MISS HELEN WHITMAN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
FAST TRAINS BETWEEN RICH
MOND AND NORFOLK VIA THE

Travellers between Richmond, Norfolk,
etc. find the new fast trains of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway a comfort.
The fast run to Newport News. there con-
Meeting with the new fast steamer VIR-
GINA for Norfolk and Portsmouth. fur
nishes a rail-and-water trip which is de-
lightful to degree. Passengers going
to Norfolk. via Chesapeake and Ohio,
are landed almost at the doors of the
Monticello Hotel within easy reach Of
the business and residential centers.
The morning train. F. F. v. Limited
with parlor car. leaves Richmond at $50
A. NJ, reaches Norfolk at 1:15 a. NJ.
stops at Williamsburg. Newport News
and Hampton.
The seashore Limited. leaving Rich
mond at P. NJ. reaches Norfolk at 6 rs
P. NJ, connecting at Norfolk with Old
Dominion steamer for New York; at Old
Point with steamers for Baltimore.
Washington and Cape Charles The Sea-
shore Limited stops at Williamsburg.
Newport News and Hampton.
Returning. these fast trains leave Nor
folk at 80 a. NJ. and P. NJ. reaching
Richmond at 2:2O P. NJ and ESQ p. M,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
BIG CREOSOTING PLANT.
New Concern Organized at Norfolk
With Large Capital.
Especial Dispatch to The --,imes.)

Especial Dispatch to The :imes.)
NORFOLK May 24-Another large en-
terprise was launched yesterday when
the Hampton Roads Creosoting Company
was organized by the election OF the fol-
lowing officers: President and General
Manager. Edmund Christian. OF Rich
nond; Secretary and Treasurer. Percy
A. Smith. These gentlemen. with Messrs
w F. Carter. Frederick Purdie and a. o.
Krise. are directors The manaSers are
men OF affairs, whose management, 1t is
considered in the trade. will be Of The
ablest
The company's plant. at Money Point
on the Southern Branch of the Elizabeth
River. covers thirty-one acres, and is said
to be the largest of its class In the world.
The company propose to irnpresnate
with creosote oil. piles. telephone aud
telegraph poles and cross-a1 ms and con-
duits. Machinery Of the most modern
design for the manufacture OF conGuits
for underground wires has been installed
and the tubing plant will be ready to be-
gin operation next Wednesday.
It is expected that work will DO stcrted
on that day. Norfolk and portsmouth mas
come TO be famous as O creosoting center.
and this reputation the great new works
are expected to enhance. The business
~ tha past has been greatly added to by
fhe: establishment here of plants DONG
This class Of work. which is shipped al
over the world, and the output VIII De
largely Increased by the new concern,
which has a capital of S15Oo0o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
TWENTY DOLLARS IN
five LIQUOR CASES
S. A. Day Will Pay One Hundred
inFines. and About One Hun
dred and Fifty Costs.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)

AMHERST, VA, My 24.-Tne prose-
cution begun yesterday in Amherst
County Court against S. A. Day for SELL
ing whiskey without license in Amherst,
q local option town, was concluded to-
day by compromise verdict. Mr.. T. c.
Payne, counsel for; defendant, offered
Thomas Whitehead and 0. l.. Evans,
who were conducting the prosecution. to
plead guilty and accept the same pen
atty on the remaining four indictments
that was given on the tirst-namely, $50
in each-which makes $500 in all, there
being five indictments against the &C
cused.
The costs that will go with the judg-
ment is reported to be not less than $3.50.
The prosecution thought that they had
as strong case in the trial on first in
dictment as they would have in any of
the rest, and especially as the same jury
was to try all five cases. SO they con-
cluded that they had as we'll accept the
terms offered and close the case at once,
which was accordingly done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
Denver. When enlisted Il year ago
was sent to Fort Logan with Company
D, Seventh Infantry, and we started to
Manila from here"
A REMARKABLE BONE.
A Growth of Two inches in a Lady's
Face-Lost Much Cash.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
~, n, c,r,nNr A L I'M Nav 04

Especial Dispatch to The Timcs.)
VylNSTON-SALEM, N. c., May A.-
A bone two inches in length was to-day
removed from the ieft side Of the face
of Mrs. Haley Syinfrey, of Guilford
county. The physicians who performed the
opera ton admit that the bone, which re-
sembles a spur, is a genuine curiosity.
Mrs. Winfrey is seventy-six years old.
She says the bone had been growing two
months.
Nr. Platt D. Walker, Of Charlotte. ar
gued a case before Judge Starbuck in
the chambers here to-day. He represent
ed the Carolina Central Railroad Com
rsry, and asked for an injunction against
the Northwestern Railroad Company, hav-
ing a right OF way through Lincolnton,
for making q wide gauge out Of a narrow
Cauge road. Judge Starbuck issued an
orde, requiring the defendants to give
bond for 5000 for any damages that may
occur in the work now in progress.
Mr. A. Slavery lost $4,000 In bills and q
mileage book on the Southern Railway
last evening While in a toilet room he
dropped purse from his sip-pocket Into
the water pipes. and instantly 1t was
ort of sight Mr.. Slavery and his friends
made diligent efforts, but they were I'M
able to recover the money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
NEW TRAIN AND CHANGE OF
SCHEDULE ON NORFOLK &
tAAtrcrCnAl D All MAN

with schedule effective Sunday, May
Goth, the Norfolk and Western Railway
ORE EXPRESS" which will leave Rich
mcnd daily except Sunday at 1:1o P. NJ.
ana daily from Petersburg at 2. NJ, for
lions, arriving Lynchburg, G1O p. NJ;
Roanoke. S p. NJ. Returning leave Roam
oke daily at Z A. NJ: Lynchburg, $3.50 "A.
NJ, and arrive Petersburg daily at 100
ESQ P. NJ. The night train to Lynch burg
and the Southwest will, with new sched-
ule, leave Richmond 9:45 p. NJ. No ether
changes in departures or arrivals at Rich-
1nond CHI. BOSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
A DELiGHTFULTRlP
10 the Pacific Coast via Southern Rail-

way. Southern Pacific.
TIE extremely low ratio Of S65.25 for
the rocnd trip Richmond. Va. to Los
Angeles or San FrHncisco. Cal. with
generous stop-oyers. and the privilege OF
returning different rouse II desired. is
offered by tho Southern Railway. account
OF NESTING Of Imperial Council Mobiles OF
IN. Mys:ic Shrine. San Francisco. Cal,
June 1o.h-1ath. 1902. and for those wish
ing to take advantage OF this special
Offering tickets will be- on sale May
goth to June eth. inclusive. final limit
Of tickets sixty 600 days from date OF
sale. Passengers may avail themselves
Of either standard sleeper. IN which she
berth rate Is S1s through. or excursion
sleeper, In which berth .ate is 81.
The route ;s through the most inter
ssting section Of TIE South. via the
Southern Railway. New Orleans and
Southern Pacific. It Is most Interesting
to SEQ New Orleans. San Antonio and
III Paso, which last named Is just across
the river from the old Mexican town
Of Juarez, where al! the old customs pro-
vail.
For detail information call on c.. W.
westbury, D. p. A., Southern Railway.
No. $50 East Main Street. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
SEEIhAI.YOu.GET

the genuine DR.. Davids Cough Syrup
remedy that an INSCRIPTIONS csaler may
wish to foYas on you. Pr Davidts Cough
Syrup 10 put up by Owens q Minor DRUG
Company, whose name appears on the
cartoon. Trtce &c FOR a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
sEABoARD INTERCHANGEABLE
MILEAGE TICKET.

Seaboard Air Line Railway has placed
9on sale i .Oo0-Mile Tickets at $685. which
tickets are good over Its entire system
and also over the lines 8ot Its important.
connections. representing in all, npproxl-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
n .lA\.I1[.>.Al'..R'!T|[.LA !.
An Invisible Enemy to Health


dnicob low
gives pecephble and
of chilly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
SUMNER SCHOOL.

Knoxville. Tenn, June is-July 80, 1909
For the above occasion the Southern
Railway will sell special tickets from
all stations on its lines to Knoxville,
Tenn. and return at one fare for the
round trip. Tickets to be on sale June
10th, 18th and 18th; June 2sth, Goth and
both. and July 18th. 18th and 18th. with
return limit August 18th. 1902
Do not fall to travel through AshevilIe
a4and of the sky apa Hot Springs
IN route to Knoxville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
MR.. BLAND WITHDRAWS.
He Win Not Be Candidate for Co

He viii Not Be Candidate for Con-
gress from Second District:
Ssnecial Dispatch to Tho Times.
NORFOLK. VA, May 24.-Mr. Charles
ssRland. member Of the Legislature from
Portsmouth. to-day publicly announced
his declination to be a. candidates for Con-
rress from the Second Dfstrtc t-sss
what is the proverb in to-day's Sunday
Times Wants? Find it, Seven cash
prizes,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

Can you nnd the proverb In to-day,s
5Sunday Tines4 ANTS? Seven cash prizes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

REACH PARK VERY POPULAR.
Everybody is Looking Forward to Beach
Park, West Point, Va With Pleasure
This Summer.
KING WILLIAM PIER, leading out
$50 feet from the park over the water.
will be one Of the many popular attrac-
tons.
water and adjoining the pier has @ large
dining hail with polite attention, and Is
always ready to servo those sumptuous
FISH. crab and oysters. dinners and sup
pers that made this popular resort famous
last season.
The management has spared neither
means nor labor in making this an ideal
resort, and It should be wei! patrcniaed
by all pleasure seekers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

Can you find the proverb In to-day.s
sunday Times Wants? Seven cash prizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25

sometimes 4oI0wed by sllght tevet, ahd an
always tired, drowsy and depressed feeling. The
blood soon becomes deeply poisoned, thinned
aud weakened by the teeming millions OF
microbes and germs, and an irregular, slow cir
culation is the result. This condition of the
blood gives rise to innumerable aud serious
troubles. Torpid liver, enlargement of the
spleen, loss of appetite and feeble digestion,
palld or yellow skin, boils, carbunces, assesses,
indolent ulcers, and pustular and scabby skin
eruptions of various kinds and frequently the
health becomes SO impaired, and such lfeless
condition ensues that the person loses interest
in his surroundings and faith in all human
..a=aad;ac NIa1a1a if allnwed To remain In the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-25
RELIEF WAS kNah7EDAA7Es ARD TIE
CURE COEEPEETEz
LOUISVILLE, KY, March as

Lou1sv1LLE, KY, March z5th, 1909.
For several years suffered with Chs aud Fever,
caused by Malaria in my system and each sc-
several years would relapse Finally my physSan pee
scribcd S. S. S. In all, took three bottles and they
entirely cured the, and have been troubled sron.
am sure other medicine could have given no
complete and Immediate relief aud cannot speak too
highly of S. S. My partner in business is taking
S. S. for eruption Of the skin and general dcvs
condition OF his system and although he has taken bt
one bottle already. commences to feel better
93l West Market St. l. SHAPOFF.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-31
RY.

Trains leave l-sm Pennsylvania Station
500 a. u- Dally. Local fox AaErlsulllTs, M Az
rgu-uu, Charlotte AID Eay stations
IJ-5l a. a. Daily Washington, RicEucnI AM
Florida LIUitsd- Flrs--cLls5 cl4ll and lraEIl-s-
room sleeper TO Jacksonville Dining car service
HIS a. n Daily United states Fass Mail
Fi-sl-class cozch-s and LraSIug-9coI sleeper %
New Orleans Dining car service
1l-5l q N Daily Local for Na-reutoa AM
4.6l p. m. Week DAYS Local for Harrasoa-
burg and way stations on Manassas ur1nch-
4-3J b. m Daily Lolal i5r "z-EcHH1a and
Charlottesville
U.s5 p. n Week days. Tae S1gthern's @aim
Limited All Pullman rrziu- New Nor- ana
Washington. 90 Aiken. Augusta and 81 Al-l5-
tine Pa. composed % club. CON pa-i-ltl-.
dra4ing room. and observation cars Dinins ca
service
90 D. n Daily Washington and Ciiatt1u1ogl
Limited lvil Lynchbu-gJ. fIrs--cllss C0-ca AMI
and Memphis; sleeper 70 SeE Orleans Dining
go y. m. Daily New Yor'y end Atlanta FIX
press. Fi-st-ct1ss coach ard sleeper t1 A-.s1tl.
EcuEzrs Wednesdays and Fridays. Sunset Route
Tourist s.egp per Washington 90 san Er-1----o-
Pullman buffet seryi-c-
sos 3. III Daily New York and FLORIDA Ey-
press Fi-st-class coach ard sleeper 90 savau-sl-
jacksonville. and Port T-upa; sleeper % s-I-
rrcrvi-lr. Charleston. Augusta. and &C. TLoul--
vile. Ca. and connection for Aiken Di--us car
service
lO-45 D. N. Daily. Washington and Southwest
--u Limited. All PuliUzn tram. club and lfssr-
1st5au cars % Atlanta and Macon sle-pe-s t1
Nashville Atlanta. Macon. Memphis NCE dreams
Iri-r.etkly To- PirclU-sr- n C., Mondays, " -t-
uesJlys, and Fridays. DL--us car se-rIce-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-31
BALTIMORE & OHlOR,R,

Seheduls n eject November II. 19JL
Leave Washington. New Jersee Ave. ana O ST
Chicago snd Northwest, .l0-s5 a. IN. g ID ?. n
Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS az1 louisville, -I8.g5
a. m. -3.s5 p m. -I-lJ r--hL
Plttsaerg and Cleveland. --9-i5 A. n. SO p
n cnd 100 aight-
Columbus and Wheeling. ESQ p. M
lnehester- 5-s3 g. M. ..5-i5. and so p n
Aaas5olis, li7=Ls. '.s.so. ISIS ms ~
Fredsriek. 1888. .se.oo. nos A. n. ..1.ls.
l.4-s0. and $50 P.
HsgersroEn. lO-o5 A. n and i5-2o p n
BOYD and way points SIS r-9-l2 a. m - IL
l.4-90. 1880. s'I0-I5. i.lI-3o p T.
GaltAersouTg and way points S-35 800 a
l7.o5. 800, ''10-15, Hl1-2o p n
% 4-hing-oa Jual--oH -. q, poiats ISIS
$500 a m, .-1:I5. T4.s3. $50 ?. m
Baltimore. week days. $50 500. $50 7.Os
E7-l5. 1850 SIS. 1870 1000 HISS a. M,
xI2-3o neon. ks. xS-Oo. If-O3 N8-s0. As.
E5-0s. KISS. x6-@o. $50. Is-o0. Il0-oo xII-so.
y -35 p m Sundays, 200, Xl-o5. Il Is. s-s4
e 90 a. n. 1880. I-I5. Ec-0C. 1go1 z5.05.
x5.S5. ESQ., xs-0J. xlO-)3 z-I-50. EI1-35 r n
ROYAL Blue LINE.
AT trains illuminated vita Pinlsch light.
Baltimore. Philadelphia. Ner YORK Boston a1S
the Fast. -5-co 100 (Dize-) $50 tBuEet1.
80 90 DINER, 1000 DINER a. m. Isl
(Dinel=, 800 ('-RoyaI Limited" Diue-) 400
(BuEetJ. sos CDiner). 500 ard ITO p IL
Pullman Cars or a. day trains
Atlantic Clty, IL 80 noon
'D2Ly- i.Except sunday. s'Sun6ay only.
Express trains
Baggage called for and checked Erou hotels snG
residences BY Uniou Transfer Co. on orders Ietg
AZ ticket Offices. 90 Pcnnsyly1ria ave-ue nsrth-
west New York avenue AID Fifteenth street. ans
AZ station