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STOCKS SHOW SLIGHT
ADVANCE At OPENING
Markets Tone Derived From
London Activity.
ALL lNDUSTRIALS INACTIVE
Assertions That There Would Be No
Gold Expectations Influential IL
Restoring Confidence.

NEW YORK. Oct. S1-WHhout any
material increase in respect OF activity
the Stock Market this morning opened
substantially above yesterdays closing
prices.
TO some extent its tone was derived
from London, where advances ranging
from 4 TO q points we're common in
American stocks. and when business
opened here foreign houses bodzht quite
freely Of the internationally listed
shares.
There was a virtual absence OF news or
Importance with any bearing upon the
general market Confident assertions
that no gold vas likely 70 be exported
to Europe Immediately were current and
we're 10 some extent influential in the
strength OF the market. Discussion was
again largely taken up with politics. The
Iabo. situation. and Tie other several
matters which have been occupying at
tenton for so long.
Notably firm .satures Of the early
dealings we're Manhattan Railway. St.
Louis aud san Francisco. St. Paul. Balti-
more and Ohio. and Union Pacific The
other local trastion stocks were but lit
tie affected by the -ceptionzI strength
OF Manhattan Comparatively little was
done among the industrial and miscei-
laneous issues, the largest dealings
being in the United States Steel stocks.
which moved within narrow limits.
Amaigamated Copper continued firm.
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STRENUOUS wooING.
How Bismarck Won His Father-in-
Laws Consent.

Tit-Bits.
One OF our judges, not long deceased.
used to tell a diverting story of MS WOO
ing. IN those days he was a struggling
and obscure barrister without even the
prospect Of an income. and the lady
upon whom he had set his affections was
the daughter CT q purse proud trades
man with a high-sounding name. who
was strongly opposed to giving his
daughter to a "penniIess lawyer"
DO you know. sir" the father tnun-
dered, when he was asked for his daugh-
ter's hand. do you know, sir, that my
daughters ancestors have all been no.
blsmcn, and that one Of them was
favoTite minister of Queen Elizabeth's?"
ooh, yes. I know all that the young
baTrister placidly answered; and do you
know that Queen Elizabeth once slap
ped your ancestors face; and unless you
are more civil T will do the same for
you
It Is scarcely surprising that so bold
and daring a lover had his way IN the
end. even In the face OF such a barrier
OF ghostly noble ancestors.
The late Prince Bismarck il is said
Won lis wife by similar coup dc min.
Although he had not known the lady or
his love more than a few days, and her
parents were not even aware Of his ex-
/ istence, he presented himself one day
before them and boldly asked permission
to marry their daughter. IN vain the
father fumed and clustered and threat
ened to have the young man forcibly
elected from the house for his fmperti-
neHce
u am sorry TO annoy you. sir the
young soldier said, but must respect
fully decline 10 leave the house until
have yeur consent Nor did he. al
though the consent was given IN these
ungracious words. We'll. I suppose
you must have your way; but I cannot
compliment my daughter on her choice
of q mule for a husband -
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no DREAMLESs SLEEP.
The Brain Never Ceases Working and
Is Never Tired.
British Medical Journal

British Medical Journal.
Many persons when awakened from
sleep assert very positively that they
have not been dreaming, and yet later
on remember that they have done so,
after all. n a large number Of cases
such people may never be able TO re-
member al all The absence OF q knowI-
edge Of having dreamed furnishes no
proof that dreams have not taken place
The watcher by the bedside of sleep
ing person may have what he regards
IS satisfactory evidence that the person
IS dreaming yet that person. when the
sleep ends. may feel quite positive that
dreams Rave not taken place. In the
direct support Of his theory the author
cannot be said TO be very convincing.
nor from the nature Of his subject is II
possible that he could be.
Several rssolute Observers had for q
considerable time scarcely ever failed
TO ask themselves Immediately Oh
awakening II they had dreamed or not
and they nearly always gotta satisfying
affirmative answer. IN many such cases
the details Of he dream we're completely
gone, but they knew that . dream had
~ al ttA - LAas-l+- these mental pro
cesses continue both during sleep and
while awake. IL might naturally be sup
posed that the brain would become worn
out Such dreaming, or sleep think
ing however, according TO the author,
IS lot 10 &c considered as afoTdIng no
rest
On the contrary. by the withdrawal
OF viii during sleep this form Of
thought IS. SO to speak left free TO
sport, and accordingly refreshment ac-
ITALY comes from the change. not
WEAKNESS Similarly, delirium is mere
II another form Of this thinking without
the control of the VII Further. on
such an hypothesis a reason might be
found TO explain Why raving may 90 On
for a considerable period without orti-
nary sleep Some persons. again. are
never really wide awake, and their
thinking IS normally OF this disordeTed
character Into this class Sir Arthur
Mitchell would even place The man IN :
brown study
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule corrected to September %, 1902.
rt--, -. -. s..atrr


Trains leave froTa PenbsyIvsais ststion-
Sol A. n Daily. Local for HsFTls0nbuTS.
WarTsuton. Charlotte. ana way stations.
1881 a. n Daily Washington Richmond.
and Florida Limited. Flrst-ciEss coaches and
drawing sleeper to jacksonville. fla On
Ing car service.
fI:I5 g IN Daily. United States Fast Msii.
FiFst-class coaches and draysilg-room sleeper
70 NeW Crle2nS- Dining car scTVicu-
li:S7 a. m. Daily Local for Warrenton and
Charlottesville.
4:0I D. m Week Days. Local for Harrison
burg and way stations CT Manassas DraLch-
$50 p n. Daily. Local for W1rrent0n and
Charlottesville.
s:45 P. N. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta tx
pres. First-ciass coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta;
Mondays, Wednesdays, snd Fridays. slnse8
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 10 san
Francisco Pullman buffet service.
$50 P m Daily. New York and Florida
Express First-citss coach and sleeper to Sa-
vannaii, Jacksonville and Port Tampa. sleeper
70 augusta. and connection Tor Aiken. Dining
car service.
1901 p. m Daily. New YORK and Memphis
Limited (via LyEchbgrg). Ffrzt-cIass coach and
sleeping car to Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
tanoogs. and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Orleans
Dining CIR seTvioc.
1913 2 N. Dafis, Washington and South
western Limited. All Pulin.an train club and
observation csEs to Atlanta aIfs Macon sleep
sTs 70 Nashville. Atlanta Macon, Memphis,
New Orleans. Dining car services.
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WHOLE FAMILY Ill
FROM MILK SICKNESS
One Dead and Five Others
at Deaths Door

oDoN. Ind. Oct. S1-The family Of
John Arney, who lives four miles west
OF here, has milk sickness. One member
Of the family. a young woman, is dead,
and five others at the point Of death
The COW from which they contracted
the disease, died yesterday morning
This is the first case in the county cor
ten years
Thirty years ago the marsh where
Arney lives was full OF it, and scores
Of persons died every year from this
disease.
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KRUGER TO TAKE OATH OF
ALLEGIANCE TO BRITAIN
London Hears That Former TTansvaaI
President VIII Abandon Irrecon-
ciIable Attitude.

LONDON, Oct. S1.-The Brussels cor
respondent Of the Telegraph says that
Mr.. Efuger, formerly president of the
TransvaaI. has decided to give up his
rreconcilable attitude toward the Brit
ish
He viii take the oath Of allegiance and
viii ask for permission TO return 10
South africa.
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SHE KISSED THE BLAREEY STONE
Kansas Girl Accomplished the Feat and
GIoried N It.
kansas Gty Journal


Kansas City Journal.
Miss Matte Cooper, the Pao1o kan
sas) girl visiting the home Of her an
eegtoFs in Ireland. went 10 Barney Cas-
tie and kissed the barney stone It
use 70 be far more difficult to kiss The
barney stone than it is nov. Even at
present II is not a thing that every girl
would try Miss Cooper tells how she
came 70 DO it in her last letter to the
''I2aolo Republican,"
There were about thirty-fve people
il al who visited the castle with ame.
and jolly crowd we made We climbed
about I30 steps up the tower and came
cut on top, with a high wall all around
and the barney stone staring Us IN the
face. The process OF kissing the stone
has been made a little easier as now
one can crawl part way through some
iron bars by going backward and holding
On tightly, while some one helps TO hold
yo2- II IS quite exciting, but not SO dan
gerous as the old way / dipped my
handkerchief in a small stream before
reaching the castle, so. ] could rub some
Of the barney on the stone when my
turn came, as 7 didD't care for any sur
plus You see, my courage came near
failing ne. but I could not allow myself
II come this far anden get smack.
- I sat down and viewed the exquisite
scenery until most OF the crowd had
gone COVgn again
From Beginning to last there were
numerous offers made 70 the person who
would kiss tire stone. They we're silly.
eomical a. first. but finally the people
got in earnest, and one man offered q
half crown TO the one who would be the
hero thought my time had come. and
with ny teeth gritted and my eyes like
ssuceTs. ! accepted the challenge. Shouts
OF Bravo Good etc, were heard all
around. and then the fun began. Very
soon, instead Of noise, one could have
heard a pin drop Then. amid greaq ap-
plause, they hauled me up. I walked OF
with the hall crown. Now, what dc yoa
think OF me2
After I came down two more people
succeeded in kissing the stone but
didn't stay longer. as / wished 70 see
the town. which consists mostly Of
single row OF houses buiIt around
square park. On the way back 10 Cork
a company OF soldiers flied our car, and
We had singing galore"
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.
sca,edsle Effective october 70. 800
T5zizs Leave nn5ylvania station.

-A-t~s----A s-4-fs-ra+E -y+AuI-i
Trains Leave PennsJl yznia station.
zoo = 81 DaiIy-CINCINNATIz AM. LOUIS.
VILE EXPRESS Solid veslibale tain soa
CiEcinEati- Reaches Cincinnati 7-55 a. n,
LOUISVILLE T0-Se 4 n, St Louis 6.45 2. m-e
Chlcsgo $50 ?. n. Pullman SlesPers % GIN
e-EHSti and Louisville Daiiy- Dining Car
go P. u Daily - CHICAGO AND ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL A new solid Testi5uied
eiectric-iighted train. arriving Cincinnati
HAS, a NJ, Indianapolis 3 Is p n, St. LOUIS
s;s5 P. N 5Chicaso $50 P z. daily. Pull
nan SiecpeFs 70 Cincinnati, indianapolis 81.
LOUIS and Chicago without chang Dining
car.
II:lo P II DaIiy-F 2. Y. LIMITED. sold
train Tor Cincinnati Pullman SleepeTz %
Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville without
charge Compartment Sleeper 70 Virgins
Hot springs daily except Sunday. sIeepea
Cincinnati to Chiesgs and St Louis DlRss.<
CHT
Reservatioas ard tickets at Chesapeake md
Chic Office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue; 50e Fur
teeDth street, near z. and a. the station.
Telephone call 1910 for Pennsylvania r r Cab
Service Il. y. FULLER
General Passenger agent
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WASHINGTON SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.

For Richmond. Va. md points South. via
AlexandYia and FsedeTicssburg Leave station.
Ctr and 2 streets. $50 a. n. 3:45 p m, daily
fdizin< carl f1r Richmond and poiRtS On At.
inntic Coast Line and Florida. Ta-I q. 10,
200 . n daily Florida z1d sNetTooolItan
Limited Scr Richr7ond and points On 50
board Air line and F7orids; 1871 a n tram
cdnnects ST Richmond with c = o RI for
Newport News Old Point Cc-rfort. etc; 10:Ii
a. M 6aI7 for Richmond and points on South.
On Railway and Florida dining carr 40
n week day. AS q n daily. ex9rsss fcr
Rschnond only Pullman OF psrior CHS on al
above trims. Accommodation For Quaatico. 40
a H. Sunday oa'y: As p n. week days;
800 p n except Saturday.
(. ? D. MYERS W. D. sSUBE. ". P. TAYLcg.
President. General Mgr.. Trsfc Mgr
Ri~b 4,o7d Va
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SEAB0ARD AIR Linz Rail WAY

Leave Washington, FenHa. r. K. Station
fC.4i a. m. sEABoARD FAST NAIL
Daily. Through Pullman siespers ia
Jacksonville, connecting 81
Hamlet with Pullman sleeper to atlanta
p. m. FLA. AND MEfhoPOLIfAS
Daily, IJGTTED-sol5d train 60 Jack
seRFii1e and Tampa, with Pullman, DTaai ing
Room. Sleeping ti4= and Cate Dining CaT- Pull
man Sleeper TO Atlanta
These trains offer excellent schedules and
service 70 Petersburg Raleigh southern Pines
(PiHehBTst). Camden, Columbia. savannah,
JeekscrvlIls 81 Augustine Palm Beech Tzus-
"a. hey Vest. and Florida pOintsI aiso Csi5a.
Charlotte, Atbens. Atlanta, New Or-e@ss. Chat
taHooga, Nashville, Memphis, points y est and
Saurls-est-
d:3O am. LeGAL-7o Pete-soHrs, Raleigh,
uatIg. Southern Pines zPIfehUTs5l,
Hamlet, and intermediate points.
Office, 1927 Penna. Ave.
B Ryan. WALTER G. COLRMAE,
C~-~-al P7ss ¢ G. T ? j
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RAILROADS
FOR MOUNT VERNON,
kLE1ANDRTA. AND ARLINGTON.

~
ETTcTRTc TRAINS. STATION 1871 4 Ps. Ave-
For Mt. Vernon. every hour, week days. from
10 q. IT. to p. r.
For Alexandria and Arlington every half hour.
Round trip 10 Mt Vernon. 50c. Round trip
to Alexandra. pc Round trip to Arlington.
2oc Round "Trip to NJ Vernon. including
Arlington and Alexandra, SOC.
WASH. ALEXANDRIA & Mt. VERNON RY-
SFE TINE TABIES At HOTELS auI-tf
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CANADIAN PAclEIC RlILWAY.

CHM. JAPAN. And PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
intended Steamship Sailings from Vancouver.
EMPRESS or CHINA Dec / Feb g 1903
Express OF INDIA...-Dec. ., 3Lzreh 3. 1903
or JAP3N--.-Jan- %. April I3 1898
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
Nov I4-AORANGI. Dec. y
All information al 1923 Penna- Ave.
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" TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUHBIA--THE FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, Of Yonker, \. Y. vs THE IRV-
ING NATIONAL BANK, Of New York City
ct al No. 934sI Equity Docket No 81.
The object Of this suit is To obtain partition
by sale u lots one ID TO eight ~ and fifteen
G5) to seventeen 90, block tventy-f5ur {24),
and lot twenty six l26). block ten C0), Bher-
wood, IN the County II Washington, D. C.,
between the complainant and defeudaIft. who
are tenants il common thereof Or motion
Of the complainant. II is this 10th day Of DC
tober, a D. 1902. ordered that the defendant
John l. Leib, cause his appearance 10 be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day, ex-
elusive Of Sundays and legal holidays occur
ring after the day Of the first publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause viii be pr
ceeded with - ii case Of defsu.t-this puhlica-
ton TO be made IN the Washington Law Re
porter and The Washington Times
b. the Court:
(seal.) = B HAGNER. Justice.
TrIe copy-Tcst:
J. r YOUNG, CLERK
BY J. y. LATIMER, Asst Clerk
ccI7Z4 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, HOLDING PROBATE. !
C0URT-ESTATE OF AMELIA FISHERS

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
CoLJMBiA, HOLDING A PROBATEe
C0URT--ESTATE OF AMELIA FISHERA
Deceased No. 1864 Administration.
Application having been made to the supreme
Court Of the District Of Columbia, holding a
Probate Court Tor letters Of administration or
the estate OF the above-naned Amelia FISHER,
deceased, by Charles Fisher. j brother Of said
decedent i Is ordered this 1917 day OF DC
tober. s. D. 1902, that notice be and hereby
IS given to Franklin Fisher and Rudolph ".
Fisher, brothers and next Of ain OF said de
cedeut, and TO al Others concerned, to appear
IN said court on MONDAY, TfFE 1TTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 4 D. 1902. AT 10 O'CLOCK :.
NJ, 10 show caEse why such application should
rot be granite! and Why letters OF admiuistra-
tion on said estate should not be issued to
Timothy A Carroll, Of the District Of Column
bra. Provided this notice be published in the
Washington Lsw Reporter and The Washing
ton Times once IN each OF three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned
the first publication 70 be not less than thirty
days before said return day
(Scal.J JOB BARNARD Justice.
Attest: JOHN r. ROUZER,
Deputy Register ot wills for the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court
A LEFTWICH SINCLAIR Attorney.
Ocf7. 81
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TO LoAN-S50,0OO on first mortgages. at low
interest; from 8 to years; prefer to loan L
in two SUMS OF about $500 each CHAPLIN
BROWN, S2S- John Marshall Place cold ~ s.
nw-) eS0-tf
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Money Loaned Salaried People.

Retail merchants. tcamsteI-5 boarding houses.
without security. largest business n - prin-
opal cities TOLAAN, Room IOl. 5zs 18th st
Tx ml4-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT-No. . Remington typewriter in
good condition. g month. g st. ne. e3l-S
FUR capes reTno5eIed to 81 ne coats s.; latest
styles n eollarettes; viii cali and give este
mate C1oaks Of all deSIsgtions Temodeled.
BOX 225 this Office. e5l-3
WANTED Children for elotution lessons; .
cents an hour. 23s ID ST. m3I-3
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly SOS 18th
st. NV. row 6lz 18th St NV; no lime; 20
cents ups rail attended 10. m3I-2
PIANO AND MANDOLIN LESSONS. &c Miss
L. L. r.. go St Mos
A. D. WALKER. s9I H st. ne, win paint roorus
from 81 up: job work solicited; also do paper
banging. References given at Architects Office,
L. :. Capitol m30-3
BEST QUALITY gents gold filed watches,
SD; 81 a week. J DRUkKER. 1901 Pa. ave,
upstairs. n29-S
ESPUTk DAILY MUSIC SCHOOL
Music reading. piano and singing. II2s F St
ne }fSfE. J. ESPUTA-DALY. m29-7
HENRY D. GORDON. Attorney at Law, Notary
and Commissioner. 6I5 18th 81 NV m2I-6
WANTED press your suits for 5Oc. GOLD
BERG, The Tailor, 80 10th ST NV m26-T
500 LETTER HEADS and 80 envelopes printed.
81 ALPHA PRINTING CO. s25 : st. NV.
Room 9 MOOD
PIANOS and Organs tuned 81 HeIbig's Nusic
Store. 1872 It'll st el5-30
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SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT OF
-C0LIMBIA. HOLDING PROBATE


COLT NBIA HOLDING PROBATE
COJkT,-So. 1901. Administration.
This is to give notice that the subscribers
who we're. by the Supreme Court Of the DIS
trict OF Columbia, granted letters OF admin
istFaTioH on the estate Of Harriet Groom have
with the auprOval OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia holding = Probate Court.
appointed FRIDAY, TIE 1sTH DAY OF Nc
VEABER, 1902. AT 70 O'CLOCK A. ". as the
time and sid Court room as the , ace for
making payment and distribution from said
estate Under the Courts direction and control
when and where all creditors and persons en-
titled 70 distribUtive shares or iegacies OF
residue, are notified 70 attend, in person or by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with their
claims aga INST the estate properly v7uehed
Given under car hands this 10Th day Of DC
tObCr. 19CZ- EUGENE D CARJI
F. WALTER BRASDESBURG
By BRANDENBURG s BRANDENBURG, AttyE
Attest
(seal.) JOHN R R0UZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills FIR the District Of
Columbia, Clerk Of the S1obate Court.
oc17 ,2i,3i
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THos. ). OWEN & sax. Auctfoneers. gls F =

THos. J. OWEN & sax. Auctioneers. sIs F AZ.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
y GARFIELD, D. c.
b. virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded Il liber 2I50, folio III Ct SEQ enc
Of the land records for the District Of Colum-
bla and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. VII sell al pHbl=c auction n front
u the premises, on FRIDAY, THE 3iST DAY
Or OCTOBER 1902 Ii $50 O'CLOCK = N
lots g and A. II c. < Emmons' s11be;ivisicu
recorded ii hook Governor Shepherd, page 80
improved by frame dwelling.
ICrus-0ne-thIrd cash, balance n one and
two years. With interest secured by deed Of
trust upon the property seiG- or all cash, at
the option Of the purchase 4 deposit Of so
VIII be required at time OF s7le- Eonveyaacing
and recording, etc, Al cost Of purchaser.
ROBERT II. TERRELL. Trustee
WHITEFIELD Mckinley Trustee
L O. P0SEY. Attoruey for holder Of note
oc2I, p, 25,21.29.SI
.THos. J OWEN son, Aurtionees, gls nv.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT IN
BARRY FARM, ANACOSTlA. D. c.
By virtue Of certain deed ~ tr-lst. duly
recorded IN isber 1870, folio ct seq, one Of
the land reCors:s for the District 4 Columbia,
and II the request Of the parties secured there
oy, VIII sell At public -ucrIou. n front OF
the premises on FRIDAY. TIE -31ST DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1902. At O'CLOCK P. ~ lot
numbered % in section numbered }, in the
subdivision Of Barry Farm as made by the
trustees thereof
Terr1s-One-third cash. balance n enc and
two years. with interest secured BY deed Of
tr[sr upon the property sold CT al cssh. a
the purchasers option deposit OF So p
CGireG at time OF sale Convel dRcflC. exc.
cost Of purchaser
GEORGE WI COoR. Trustee.
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MONEY TO LOAN at Sc &c per cent. in suns
Of Sl,0o0 to $4,000. On D. c. real estate: pay
of and per cent mortgage and beEin anew.
all transactions conducted with economical cor
sidsTaCon for borrowers. VA. Ii. SAUNDERS
L CO. 1907 st. nv.
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BALTIMORE AND 0HlO K. R.

Schedule n effect May Is 1907
Leave Washington, New jersey Ave and St.
Chicago and Northwest, -Io.5o a n. 40
Cincinnati. s.. Louis. and Louisville, 1925
: n, = rs p n, -I:lo night
PistsbUrZ and Cleveland, 4i-7O a. n, s'es
.. n. and leo night
Columbus and y heeling, $50 P n
Winchester, SIS a. n, is-i5 ana i7;sg
, Luray. Riverton, Front Royal Elktoa. AIS
? Annapolis. I7:9o. $50 iIll:5o d n l!4;so.
FrSderie K ISIS. 1900 1850 a H. s1:I5.
HISS. and $50 p n
HageIssown, I5-65 a. n. aad $50 P n
Bovd and way points .6-sj. rs9.55 a. H..
+EI.i5 $50. 1850. s-I0.I5, 1850 P. NJ
Gaithers5.rg and way points, s:S5, '+9-oe q
n Hl2.59 ~sI:I5, $50 8-S0 '5el5, .5:s0.
III .o5, $50. '+10-I5, iII.s0 P n.
Washington Junction and way points, .s-s-i,
.-g.C,O a. M. s.1.I5, 49, 1879 P. n
Baltimore week days, 100 $50, $50,
x7.O5. 80. x5.s0. SIS. xs 80, xl4-9o, u.59 a
n; xlz.15 noon. xl-35. XS-04, x4-o9. x4-sO.
AS x5.G5 5-25. X5-lc. 6;33 $500 El9-oJ-
x1I-=e fl.S5 o m Suas-aTs Sz-o9. -j5-
80 Ks. SO xg-Co a n, xl2-z0- lis, x 90.
% 30, = 90, 6.sO, xs-00, x1o-G5 x1:So, 1l,S5
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintseh light
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New fork, Boston,
lCG l-tiSt- @-tn' 80 ktfiatAgs 49, Na'-A-
tee $500 fDiaerl- HlC-G1 Diner a
sIs-2e (Diaer} s3-09 C--Royal Limited
niner). 1900 lPhilz4el7hia only, -5-a5
,Diner} $50 sn1 II go p II Sleeping Car
open At 1000 oclockl-
At.aztio City. 7:55, li9:C9 \ H.. Il2.a0
noon -2.fa D.
sDaily. Except Sunday t'Sundsy onIy,
NEzPress trains
Baggage called for ana chacEed from hotels
ard residences bv Union Transfer Co on orders
lefl 1t ticket of5szcs, GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest. New York Avenue and Fifteenth
Street. and at station.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-31
TRANS ON BLIJEuovT FRANCE.

TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH
Leave Washington, week days, $40 q. m,
100 p. m. ssS5 p. n, 4:49 p n. and g.s5
?. n latter to Leesburg only. Sundays only,
9:IO a. II. and 6:25 ?. m tor Biuenont.
through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtoH SAG a. M, 6:52 a. n. 20 A. n, 9:45
4. m. zoo p. IT., S:15 P. m. and $50 p. n
daily. Local trains from Harrisonburg, 11-a5 a.
n week days and $40 p. 70. daily ron
Charlottesville. SIS &. m. and 9:s0 2. n daily.
TIckets sleeping oer reservations. md de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Offices,
765 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910. 2. R. 4, Cab Service.
c. Il. ACKEET. General Manager,
g. Z. HARDWICE. General Pass'r Agent
I. = BROWN. General Agent.