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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

REPRESENTATIVE BELLAMY OF NORM
Carolina made the initial speech in the
House Yesterday in opposition to the
Crumnacker resolution which is Intend
ed 70 reduce the South's representa-
ton In Congress. Ee said his State
had lust emerged from negro DONNA.
tion and misrule into an era OF pros
perity, and that his people wanted
nothing done that would stir up section
al strife again. The southern people, he
declared, we're sick and tired to death oil
sectional strife. For some sinister mo-
tive members on the other side, he as
sertsd, were now trying to disturb this
peace and are sowing the seeds OF dis
cord. Mr.. Bsllamy made 40 urgent
anpeal to the conservative, patriotic,
and fair.minded men of the republican
psrty to vote down the measure, which
was fraught with 90 much evil to the
people of the South. The sinister mo-
tive referred to by MIR, Bsllamy is an
tipathy for and jeAlously OF the South
entertained by large number oftbe re-
publican members Of the House whose
stock in trade is the bloody shirt, the
old flag and an appropriation. When
these cease to be trump cards with their
constituents the members referred to
will sink into oblivion. These talk
about by-gones being by-gones. but the
very intimatiOn of the sOuth'sre to
power puts them in frenzy of rage and
they are quick to adopt Mr.. shermsn's
theory that anything is justf able in law
or in morals to beat down the demo-
cratic psrty--which party always has
bsen the party OF the people In this
onunfrV.
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Lansburgh&BrO.,
42o to 426 Seventh street.
WASHINGTON, DC.
For the Complexion.

The complexion always sufferers from bill
liousness or constipation. Unless the bowels
are kept open the Impurities from the body
appear in the form Of unsightly eruptionf.
the cause Of such troubles. G. Z Hooper, AL
bany, Ga. says: ~ took DeWitt's Little
EARLY Ri.els for biliousness. They were Just
what needed. 1 am feeling better now than
ia years" Never grippe or distress. Safe,
thorough aud gentle. The very best pills.
For sale by E. 8. Leadbester q Son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

GOVERNORS IoN.-Membei5
of the convention and Legislature last
evening were guest, of Governor and
Mrs. Montague at reception at the ex-
ecutive mansion. This function was one
OF the most pleasant of the winter.
The old mansion, prettily decorated
and ablszs with light, was thronged
throughout the evening By members of
t1e Legislature and convention, many
OF whom were accompanied by ladies.
The representatives of t1e people
greatly enjoyed the occasion. Governor
and Mrs. Montague were assisted 10
receiving by the members Of the gov
ernor's staff aud their wives, and Mrs.
Richard Davis, OF Petersburg, and Mrs.
Fred Harper, of Lynch burg. Vocal
aud instrumental music added ID the
pleasure OF the evening, and an elegant
dinner was served. Among those who
assisted Mre. Montague 10 dispensing
hospitality, we're Mrs. Henry @. Stuart.
Mrs. Baton Grundy, and Misses Irene
Fitzgerald, Kate MEREDITH, Evelyn
Gordon. POsie Meredith. Hattie Ross,
Anne Tenant, Mary Waddill, Belle
Perkins, Mamie Davis. Efie Braugh,
Leila Myers, Mary s. Dew, Miss Nc
lIwsine, and Annie Wise Mayo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21
GEN. MILES SPEAKS OUT.

The Iong.eXpecied break between
Lieut.. Gen. Miles and Secretary Roc t
has come. 1t has been threatening for
some time. Secretary Root has known
t1at Gen. Miles has been, in private,
severely critlcising army legislation 10
which Secretary Root is interested,
out there was no way in which he
could be brought ID task for his utter.
ances. The situation reached its eli
max yesterday when Gen. Miles, be.
fore the Senate committee on military
affairs, openly charged that certain
War Department bill had been framed
80 as to allow the Secretary OF War aBd
the adjutant general TO promote the In
terest5 of their personal favorites.
Gen. Miles wei further. He declared
that he would resign his commission II
the proposed bill, which proposes the
organization OF 9 general stan for the
army. should become law. He spoke
with great emphasis, and at times with
bitterness, not concealing his belief that
the legislation was directed personally
at him. His remarks, which were cd
tirely unexpected by the committee,
created q sensation, aud as be has
many personal friends among the west
ern Senators, who have known him
ever since the days OF Indian warfare,
it ia very likely that the measure under
consideration will have hard road u
travel before it IL enacted into law.
It was reported last niR ut that the
President would now exercise his right
to place Gen. Miles on the retired list.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21
Snow Bound Passengers.

st. Paul, MInu., March 2l.-Tbree
hundred passengers who have been
snow bound 10 North Dakota, on the
Great Northern Line. arrived in st.
Paul last night. Over forty cars OF bag.
gage and about 20 tons of mail malt Or
came 10 at the same time. The pas
seDgers tell stories OF great privations.
There was little food on the train and
the coal supply gave out. On Monday
the snow plows cleared the way to
Willlstop, 3. D., where food and fuel
were found in plenty. Snow drifts 30
feet high had piled up 10 some places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

DEMOCRATS IN CONTROL The
Maryland House Of Delegates last
night concurred In the amendments
which the Senate had affixed to the
strsus primary election law. The bill,
therefore. only awaits the signature
OF the Governor to become a law. II
applies only to Baltimore city. aud one
or TWO OF the counties. IL Is the first
OF the pledges which the democratic
party has redeemed, and its passage
shows that the democrats are sgsin in
control.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

THERE ARES reported to be Is 900
persons 10 the reconcsntrado camps in
BAtanRas province, in the Philippines.
Such camps when established 10 Cuba
by Gen. Weyler were denounced by all
Cuban sympathizsrs, and their establish.
meut was one OF the reasons given for
the Spanish war, but now that the
United States has established them il
the Philippines they are considered t;
be the proper thing. Circumstances
alt AZ oases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

NJ. Dalcasse, foreign minist or, denied
in the French Senate yesterday that a
proposition for Franco German under.
standing had been made to him. Sen.
ator Gottsron contented that M. Del.
case, in bis recent visit to st. Peters
burg, gave Great Britain an intuition
that France was supporting Russia on
the MaDchurian question, which caused
Great Britain to conclude an alliance
with Japan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

The SCENES which have taken place
in the Senate of the United States and
the British House of Commons during
the past few days will naturally cause
many people who are not in love with
representative governments to express
additional disgust for them. The SEN
sston caused by Mr.. Dillon yesterday
when he used the most insulting
epithet 10 his vocabulary toward Mr..
Chamberlain, the Colonial Secretary,
was a sad commentary on the times In
which we live. and such language was
out OF place aud calculated to do much
harm to the constituency Mr.. Dillon
represents. There's q way to speak at
all times. Nothing is made by insolent
or abrupt talk on any occasion, and
certainly not in body which is com.
posed OF the representatives of nation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

BEFORE the sensts committee on the
Philippines yesterday Gen. Otis said that
whom no eomplimented Aguinsldo and his
people for "the sacrifice they had made In the
interest of civil liberty and for the welfare Of
their people," he referred to their efforts to
drive the spanisriS ont. Most people will
regard this explanSticn CT Gen. Otis as being
ilton thinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

HAS COAST LINE BEEN SOLD PIT is
rumored in Wilmington, DEL, That the
parties holding the controlling interest
IN the Atlantic Coast Line system have
sold out to the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. The price paid for this con-
trolling interest cannot be learned, but
it must be large. While this report
cannot be c)rborsted now, for all In a
position to know are retlcent or pro-
fees ignorance, still there is probably
considerable truth 10 IL, for the Penn
sylvanla Railroad Company made an
offer some years ego of $500 per share
for the controlling interest 10 the Will
miugton and Weldon railroad, which is
the parent road OF the Atlantic Coast
Line and the main link in the whole
system. TheCosst Line comprises over
2 500 miles OF road 10 Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina, and, con-
Meeting with the Plant system of Geor-
eis, forms q short maio line between
Florida and the northeastern States.
The Atlantic Coast Line is In excellent
condition, the market value OF its stock
is far above par. and it has paid its own
ers handsome dividends for years. Off
Gals of the Pennsylvania Railroad 10
Wilmington refuse to affirm or deny
the rumored purchase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure
q Cough or Cold st once. Conquer CrToPs,
Wbooping Cough and Measle Cough " n.1.
fail. Best for Bronchitis HosISeness' u,PPo
Pneumonia, Consumption and Lung n og-
tons. Gives qniek, cure resaIn s-,ar;.,.
Sold By Richard Gibson ana All dtuxk~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21
HOUSE.

clty'5 permission.
HOUSE.
Messrs. Lsssitsr and Murrell, the pa
irons OF the good roads bill defeat ed
on Wednesday by the House, intro
duced another one. The new one sp
propriates only s. 900 and provides for
establishing stone quarries and work
log of the roads by convicts.
The bill sppropriating the money for
TIE N aintenance Of the State Govern
ment for two years was reported. IL
| gives increased allowances to nearly all
of the institutions. 1t carries $500 900
for pensions, and $4,000 will be in-
serted for the penitentiary. The Sec
ond auditors salary is reduced from
81 800 to 81 800 and commissions al.
lowed by law; salary OF clerk to railroad
commissioner from $500 to $4,000;
commissioner of labor from $500 to
$1,000; CentrslState Hospital raised from
SIS, 900 to sos 700; the Eastern State
Hospital gets her usual appropriation
of SIS, 900 for general purposes and
$50, 900 for building and $1,000 for
tanks, we'll, and ward; Western Hos
pitll, $l05, 900, as usual, and S,227
additional; the Ststs Normal School,
s15. 900 and sl2,50O for building; Uni
versity of Virginia, $4,000 extra for
hospital; Poly tschnic Institute, S25 900,
instead OF $15, 900; the Virginia Normal
aud Collegiate destitute at Hampton
ia given the usual appropriation OF
$15 900 upon the condition that it be
converted into an industrial school;
William and Mary College gets 5000
additional.
The House considered the Senate
(Gold) pension bill in opposition to ne
one 10 troduced in that bedy by Mr..
Cation, of Alexsndris. Mr.. Cation made
a strong argument 10 favor of his bill.
Mr.. Herman offered a resolution re-
quest ting the medical fraternity OF the
State to discuss the best methods OF
treating consumption and report to t1e
next session OF the legislature, with q
vi W to establishing consumption hos
pitfalls. 1t Was referred.
The following bills passed both
houses Of the legislature:
To incorporate Pasteur Institute.
To incorporate the Warrenton and
Waterloo Road Company.
To provide places OF abode for child.
rem who are vicious.
To incorporate Northern Neck 10.
dustrial Academy.
To provide for taxation OF dogs 10
Clarke county.
To prohibit hogs from running at
large 10 Warren county.
To amend an act making 1t unlawful
for insurance companies not incorpor
ated by the laws OF the State OF Virgin.
is, but legally admitted ID do business
therein, TO place or cause to be placed
insurance on property In this State In
offices outside OF the State 10 violation
of the tax laws Of the State OF Virginia,
and prescribing penalties for violation
of the same.
Making 1t unlawful to manufacture
for sale or knowingly to sell or offer to
sell any article or product, as millfeed,
bran, brown stuff or ship stuff, composed
OF ingredients other than the bran OF
corn, wheat or other cereal grain, and
providing q penalty therefor.
Mr.. Whitehead withdrew his bill for
the consolidation OF all the towns
around Norfolk into one city.
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MONETARY AND COMM ERCIAL.

New York, March 2l.--In the stock mar.
ket today the buoyancy Was not so pronounce
ed as earlier in the week. The market in
general shows Q strong undertone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

DEATH OF REV. DR.. GRANMER.-
Rev. DR.. Julius E. Grammer, rector OF
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
aod one of the bss. known of the Pro-
testant Episcopal clereymen OF Balti-
more. died yesterday at his home in
that city Rev. DR.. Grammer was q
native OF Washington. He was born 10
1881, and was the son of the late q. Q.
Grammer. banker and real estate
broker. He was graduated from Colum-
bian College and the Virginia Theo-
logical Seminary; was ordained deacon
10 1855 by Bishop Meade, and minister
10 1856 by Bishop Johns in Virginia.
He is survived by a widow, who
was Miss Elizabeth Sparrow, daughter
of Prot. William Sparrow, OF the Epis.
copsl Theological Seminary, near Alex.
sndris, and three sons-Rsv. DIR. Carl
z. Grammer, Of Norfolk, and Messrs.
w. 8. Grammer, OF Belle Island, N. F.,
and +. L. Grammer, Of Pueblo, Col.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21
THE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

The Sensts adopted q resolution d.
rectng the committee on courts OF JUS
tce to draft a bill making certain
changes 10 the fertilizer inspection law.
1t appears that under the present law
1t is impossible to enforce properly
penalties for violation Of the law.
The Senate passed the House bill to
allow the Southern Railroad to use Ger
tain streets OF Alexandria with the
city's permission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-03-21

~AN ASPARAGUS reduced to Zoe can
This srpsrsgus 10 ps' ked where grown
l., uring all Of It's freshness and deiicacy Of
flavor. Asparagus Tips 15e.
nS'O'' W.P. WOOLLs & SONS.
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CONDITION OF THE RIVER.
The water Gradually Creeping Up to
the Wharyes.

the Nharyes.
The river situation this morning. while
not alarming, is not encouraging. While
Commodore Sutton refused to-day to say
that all danger Of a flood had passed,
he aid assert that by the time the tor
rents from the upper river reached here he
would have the river in this section free
Of distractions. Already from the Aque-
ouct Bridge 10 Giesboro Point the river
is fairly clear OF ice. excepting at the
Long Bridge. where the ice from the fats
D. banking and will require careful at
teution 20 prevent damage.
Earbormaster Sutton carried his ice
boats about FIVE hundred feet above the
Aqueduct Bridge yesterday, where tho
operations were watched By upward Of
fifteen hundred people. After that sec
lion had been cleared as well as the
swift current wogld permit, the tugs
were taken down the river. Large guam
titles or floating ice was found between
here and Alexandra. and below Marshall
Hall immense gorges we're found. Il is
understood that these jams extend down
as far as GlymOnt
This morning the ice fleet started down
the river tor the purpose OF clearing
2Way the Instructions. The water this
morning was gradually creeping up TO
the wharvcs-
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BALTIMORE & OHIOR,R,

eeheduls In eject November L.. 1901
leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and Q 81
Chicago and Northwest, 'IO-l5 a. "a $50 ?. N
2 Ci1cinnatl 81. LOui8. and LouizTiIie. 100
= m, 80 p H.. 10 night
Pitts5urg and Cleveland, JOS a. IA, ss.s0 >.
n and 100 night.
Columbus and wheeling go p n
hlnchester ISIS a n. l.s:45. aid i,5-@ p -
Annapolis. HS.i5. ESQ. 1855 Ilu.ss a n.
FredeIieE. Es.s5. 800. H10.s - n s'l:14
Hasa and 800 p n
HsEerstoEn. I0-o5 A. ard $50 p n
Boyd and way points SIS - 90 a. n ssI Is
i&=s0 1850. ''10.15. i.i1-80 p. n
Gaitaerseusg and Tsy points IS 100 =
iT5o5. '-T.2o. 's1oIs. Il1.So p H.
" Arlington Junction and Wy points. ISIS.
$500 a. m, s'f;l5 1870. $50 ?. m
Baltimore. week days. z5-Oo, 500. ESQ, = %,
x7.I5, 30. SIS. 1880. x1G-Oo. I1-5s r. n.
zI2-s0 noon, x1.55 I3-0e x4sOo, E4:50. AS.
II IS ?. N. Sundays, x 90, xT:Q6. x7sI5. sss0
Il 90 a n NI1-1O- 1.I5 Ks 90 $50 xs=g5,
x5-Ss. $50. rs-0o. 1000. III 30 xII-s5 ?. N
ROYAL Blue LINE.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore Philadelphia. New York Bostsn Ea4
the East. go, s7-o5 CDi1er). 1850 CBudst).
s~g-00 (Dins-n- 1000 DINER e n. 1898
(Bufst). 800 (DineT). $50 and slI=S3 ,. II
(Sleeping Car open a. 1000 o'cIock).
Pullman Cars on all day trains
Atlantic City. $3.50 noon-
'Daiiy. Except sunday ''Suaday enJy.
\ Exprcss trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences b. Union Transfer &C. On orders len
AZ ticket Of1ces. 90 Pennsylvania aveaue North
west Sew YORK AVENUE Ez5 Fifteenth Srrest, EnE
at statiou-
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WANTED--AGESTs.

PROFITABLE WORK offered agents iu every town
20 secure Subscriptions % ''ILc Ladies Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening Post"
ne want agents who viii work thoroughly and
Nth bushes system o. cover each section with
5ur illustrated little booklets and other aGyer-
lsiEg matter, and 90 look sharply after renew
ais from CID sILseril ers- The pas b. first rate.
and at the end oi the season $1,000 viii be given
The bcst workers as extra prizes i0r good w0r.
told IN a lt;ie booklet we would like To- send
you-portlalt5 OF some of our best agents with
Tie story ci how they made 10 pay THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia, Pa.
Csc-J1st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA HOLDING a PROBATE COURT
-Ns. 400. Administration.
This d. to give notice that che sHt-rrlhcr. Of
the District 0t Columbia. BIAS obtained from the
Probate Count of the District oi Columbia Iet-
t..s of administration D. h. H. ON the estate OF
William %. Erlulg. late oi the District Of
Columbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
the same, with One vouchers thereof legally au-
ueHtio3tci. ta tire subscribed Oh OF before The
.-h day Of February. A. D. 1903. otherwise they
may hy lass be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate.
Given under my hand. this 9Th dry %: Feb
Iu4Eg, lHy-- AMANDA T.. BELKNAP.
1927 Sc.
Attest: LOUIS A. DENT
Register Of Wills Cor the District Of Columbia.
CIrgE OF tbe Probate Court
SANTEL MADDOX. AUornev. feIgI9.s3
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-By a lads in Office. room: via.s5-g
of 9Th and New York ave. uu- preferred. Adj
dress BON Z.-. this Office. Mrs.
WANTED-Room On second floor for couple.
with Oh without board. ADDE'S bon z5I did.
otice- m2z-s
WhNTED-Ey couple with infant three ulGfr-
uIalef ru@H- Oh second floor for Iielt house
keeping Ia refined ueiElJ9Elg0I. Address BON
ltl. Ibis Office. rHr.s
o. aNTED-TJ rent three OF four furnished rooms
-lo bath for Housekeeping. plltfeullrs. Addfe--
BOX z3I this office uzI-i
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RY.
Schedule corrected 70 January L. Is1a
Trains lcave iron Peansylvanla station-

Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
sol a. Daily Local tor Harrison5zTE, Var
rgntOn, Charlotte and way slations-
1851 a. m Daily. Washington, Richmond and
Florida Limited FIrst-clzss coach and drawing
roou sleepc- 70 jacksonville DiuiOE car service
HIS g. n Daily. United States Flsr Nail
Eirst--lass coaches and drawing--ool sleeper %
New Orleans. Dining car service
u-57 a. n Daily Local fer Warreaton and
4.0I ,. q week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations OIL Manassas branch
$50 p. m Daily. Local ioE WzTs1t1a and
ChsriottesvilLe-
6-z5 2. n Week days The Southerc's Palm
Limited Al Pullman train New IorE ard
Washington, 20 Aiken, Aug7sta and S. Ausss-
tire. Pa. composed Of club. compartment.
drawing room, and observation cars Dining car
service.
go ,. H. Daily. Washington and Chattanooga
Limited t-ia LyuchburEf. tIrst-class coach AID
sleeping car 20 Roanoke, Knoxville. CaaIlanooga
and Memphis sleeper 20 Rev Orleans Dining
car se-vice-
go D. m Daily. View York and Atlanta EK-
press Firsr-class coach and sleeper . Atlanta
Noadays, Wednesdays and Fridays, sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington TO san Eranclsco-
Pullman buffet service
q-=5 D. %. Daily New York and Florid1 TX
pres. Firsr-clzss coach ard sleeper 20 savannah.
jacksonville. and PORT Tampa sleeper TO spIn-
vile. Ca, and connection for Aiken Dining car
I0-ss %. H. Daily. Washington and sovsh~est-
cru Limited. All Pullman tram. club ard ohser-
vaf5on cars 90 Atlanta and Macon sieepe-s 10
Nashville Atlanta MaCoa. Memphis Nev Orleans
Tri-vceEIv % Pinchurst. \. G.. Mondays. We'd
uesdlys, and fridays Dining car ss-vice-
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DOG KITTENS, FOSTER MOTHER.
Old Cat Clad 10 Give Way 10 Kind.
Hearted Canine.

TOWNSEND, Del. Feb. efficiently
two black kittens appeared at the home
Of Samuel Cuess5ord. a farmer near
Fieldsboro. One day the mother cat left
them alone and a bird dog carried them
upstairs.
The kittens were safely slowed away
IN the corner Of al old bed and the dog
mothers them Tie mother cat spends
a few moments with the kittens. but al
ways leaves when the dog appears.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BRENTWOOD. MD.-LOTs in BRENTWOOD
TRACT three minutes walk from DISTRICT
LINE STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO, JJEXlt0: 500 lots, 5ON2OO. three min
utes further, SI25. Any lot. s. monthly. 200
lots % choose from Nearly as many sold last
season Six houses building. HOLIDAY TRACT
both sides electric road, and b. & O. STATION
OF property. Lots f0Vlyj, $50 90 500. STORES
and POSTOFFiCE. Streets cravelrd and lighted
Any lot s. per month 800 TO choose from A.
many sold and improved ~. A. BARTLETT
Loan and Trust Building ieI3-S0t
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RAILROADS.
Washington, alexandra
and
Mount Vernon Railway.
From Station, PennylvaniE Ave. and IN

Prom Station, Pennsylvania Ave. ana In =
IN eject November /, 1901.
For Ae1audria--WeeS days. $50, z-ot. go.
500, so. S.59. 9-25. 1000 I0.25. 100. III. 30
"a; II2.05 1870 1915 z1-o5. -25 200, ESQ.
X5-C2 $50. s-59. AHA. ass. 4-5f. SOS. 15-2Z,
$50. SOS. $50 90 80 500. sl5. $50, lo;l5s
II 30. IL 80 p m.
Sundays-7-g5. 900. e-s5. 1870 11-oo. 11-so A.
m 1900 noon. l2.30 100 l-s0. 200. $50, SEQ,
$50 400 40 500. $50. 600. 600, 700, 49,
500, s-l5 e.8o l0-l5, l1-2o, Al 80 p m
FOR Mount crn0n-Week days: ESQ, 500
1000, II 90 a. m, x12.O5. X .C5. 200. xS.o2,
a IL 1872. T.O6. $50 p m
slndays-9-OO a m. 300 noon. 80. d-so,
$50. go. $50 p m
For Arlington and Aqueiuct Bridge-Nr-s
days; $50. 7-0f 80 500. s-2o. $50. 9-Z5-
1000 100 a. m. @lz7o5. 12-2O '12-f5, 100
. IS. 200. so 3G2 $50. S.53. AK. 'I-5i.
So 500, ESQ. 7sJ5. 500 p. m
SJNDAYS-z.f5. eco. 8-f5. 1850, 100.
'1l.3O a. m. 300 moor 'I2.s0. 100. I'D. 100.
$50, 500, ESQ. 100. $50. 5-0o 'bsSes
600. SD 700 80. 500 ,. m
Express TO Arlington cr'v.
Parcels carried Baggage chees~-
=. COLNIN, Sa ~
O. z ABBOT. President.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-24
SENATOR CLARK SELLS MINES
Parted With Them IR settlement of
Litigation.

BUTTE, Mont. Feb. Ex-senator W. A.
CLARK has sold 10 the Amalgamated Com
pany bis C0lusa-ParrCt group Of copper
mines near Butte. The mines were the
largest PRODUCERS the Senator had in Mon
tana. ard the sale is said 10 have been
made Ln settlement Of litigation.