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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29

nesCyl poWstancom, AMI CeZ oZna-
czyc terminu do zaprowadzenia sa-
morzadu, re jezyk angielski pra-
wdopodobnie bedzie urzedowym W
obu koloniach. = lynn twierdze-
niom gazety sprzeciwia sic jedna.
kowoz fakt, re debaty mad budzetem
odtozono ma czas ieszcze nieozna-
czony.
HAVANA, 29go maja. : Izba po-
slow wziela pod nova rozwage no.
wele tyczaca sic ulaskawienia wszy-
stkich Amerykan6w znajdujacych
sic W tutejszych wiezieniach i
zmienila jq " ten spos6b, 70 ty.
czyc sic ona bedzie tylko Amery-
kan6w W Stanach Zjednoczonych
urodzonych. Celem tel poprawki
jest, by ME dostapili utaskawienia
owl naturalizowani Amerykanie,
kt6rzy po SVEN uwolnieniu wie-
zienia zamierzaiq pozostac ma Ku-
bic. W tel novel formie przesla-
no nowele do senatu.
Izba wyznaczyla prezydentowi
pensyq sumie $4,000 rocznie, q
czfonkom kongresu po $500 ro-
cznie.
PEKIN, 29go majs. - Tutej-
sze dzienniki chihskie donoszq, ze
Francya przeslata rzadovi chin
skiemu note, W kt6rej zaznacza, re
powstanie prowincyi Kwang ST
ME da sic pogodzic gwarancyami
danemi przez Rad chinski W ukla-
die tonkinskim, re W razie, gdy-
by rozrucby ME zostaiy stlumione
pred lipcem, Francya bedzie mu-
siala chwycic sic srodk6w, jake u
zna "a najstosowniejsze.
WASHINGTON, 29go m q a. =
Wczoraj odbyt sic pogrzeb amba-
sadora brytyjskiego lorda Paunce-
fote najwiekszq okazaiosciq, jakq
dotychczas widziano. Udziat W
koscielnem nabozenstwie wzieli
prezydent, cabinet, ciafo DIPLOMA
tyczne, reprezentanci kongresu i
trybunalu, jakotez najwyzsi ofce-
rowie wojska i foty. W kosciele
sw. Jana prezydent zajmowaf srod'
kowe honorowe miejsce; ceremonie
odprawiIi biskupi Satterlee Nc
Kay Smith. Po ceremoniach kos
cielnych odbyt sic pogrzeb ma
cmentarzu Rock Greek, gdzie tym-
czasem zwfoki pochowano.
WASHINGTON, 29go maja. =
W senacie uchwalono nakoniec, a.
zeby glosowanie mad rzQdowa no.
welq fIipinskq odbyio sic W przy-
sziy wtorek o godz. 4tej popofud-
niu.
Przybyt tu ze swoim sztabem
byly generalny gubernator kuby,
Wood, i zabawi okolo 6 tygodni W
Waszyngtonie, by pokonczyc swo-
je ostateczne obowiazki jako byfy
gubernator. 2 ministrem wojny
Root juz ustnie rozmawiaf O.
statnich wypadkach ma Kubie;
wkr6tce zfozy urzedowe sprawoz-
DAME W obec prezydenta mini
stra wojny.
New YORK, 29go maja. -
w przeciqgu biezacego tygodnia
wyladuje tu jeszcze okofo $4,000
nowych przybysz6w; liczba nowo-
przybylych immigrant6w W mie-
siacu maju dosiegnie cyfry $4,000
do $4,000. Jest to cyfra bardzo
wysoka, i wyzsza niz W kt6rymkol'
wick miesiacu W ostatnich 20 la
tach. w ciagu 26 dni pierwszych
maja zostafo napowr6t odeslanych
z Ameryki $50 osob, kt6rym wedle
ustaw lqdowanie jest zabronione.
Przybysze po wiekszej cze5ci po-
chodza Austro- Wegier, Wfoch i
Rosyi.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, 29go maja. =
Kiedy wczoraj W zagrodzie wiel-
bfad6w cyrku Forepaugh niejaki
Joseph Blunt Fort Wayne, Ind,
zblizywszy sic do sfonia Tops,
zamiast lakotki podaf mu szklanke
piwa, sion TAX sic rozzfoscif, re
porwaf go traba W gore, rzucif
z;om;a nrzvklekna} ma MIN zdusif
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Ostatnia pr6ba.

Dotychczas ME powiodto sic
Niemcom obalic uchwafy rady
szkolnej, azeby nauczyciele ME-
mieckiego jezyka W szkolach pu-
blicznych skfadali egzamin ma r6-
wni innymi nauczycielami ma.
uczycielkami. Radzca szkolny
Christian Meier wni6st wczorai re.
zolucye, azeby nauczyciele niemiec.
cy, kt6rzy pelnia swe obowiazki cd
czterech lat, zostali zwolnieni Cd
potrzeby skladauia egzaminow,
gdyz powinny i'm wystarczac swia-
dectwa szkolne, przywiezicne Eu-
ropy. Rezolucya zostafa przekaza.
ma komitetowi, kt6ry postqpi z MIA
tax samo, jak innemi uroszcze-
miami Niemc6w, chcqcych W Chi.
cago zajmowac uprzywilejowane
stanowisko ,,dzlobem, Jakl I'm wy
rosie, jak m6wi kanclerz niemie-
cki, hrabia Buelow.
KOmitet stu.
Wczoraj zebraf sic W Palmer
House, po raz pierwszy, komitet
stu meow zaufania, zfozony z
przedstawicieli r6znych ward i po.
wolany do zycia W tym celu, azeby
siuzye rada acknowledgements ko-
mitetowi powiatowemu przy zesta'
wianiu tykietu demokratycznego
ma jesienne wybory, Burmistrz
Harrison sedzia Tuley przema-
wall do zebranych tlcmaczyli
i'm, re maja tylko CLOS doradczy,
gdyz tylko komitetowi powiatowe-
mu przysiuguje prawo wybierania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Swieta.

DIS obchodzi Koscioi rzymskc
katolicki uroczystosc Bozego Ga
la. w krajach katolickich odby-
waja sic wspania1e procesye po
giownych ulicach miasta. Tutaj
odbywaja sic nabozehstwa i pro-
cesye tylko w koscioiach i W bez-
posredniem ich otoczeniu. Ma ju-
tro przypada dzieh Wiehczenia
grobow, swieto amerykahskie, ma
pamiqtke polegiych zmarlych
bohaterow, ktorzy walczyli "a OF
czyzne. Odbywaja sic parady ma
wszystkich cmentarzach, groby
poleglych bywaja wiehczone zie-
lenia kwiatami. w szkolach pu-
blicznych ME ma jutro wykiadow.
Wyrok ma niekorzyst Balzaca.
zona pana George c. Gerome
zamowila II agenta ozdobne wy
DAME dziei Balzaca, lecz przeczy-.
tawszy kilka tomow, wezwaia fir
me ksiegarska, azeby odebraia
ksiazki, jake niemoralne, ponie-
waz ona naleznosci "a takowe w
sumie $212 ME zapiaci. Ksiegar-
MIA wytoczyla pani Gerome pro-
ces, przysiegli sedziego Hutchin-
son przyznali jej wczoraj racye,
orzekajqc, re dzieia Balzaca w
zadnym przyzwoitym domu 'ame-
rykahskim znajdowac sic ME po-
winny, gdyz czytanie ich szkodzi-
moralnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Czeka ma WyrOk.

Pred sedzia Kavanaugh toczy
sic cd dw6ch tygodni process Will
llama Nc Fetridge, oskarzonego o
bratobojstwo. Wczoraj godz.
$50 po poludniu cofneli sic przy-
siegli ma narade, lecz do godz. l. W
nocy ME mosli zgodzic sic ma wy
rok, kt6ry zostanie ogioszony dzi.
siaj. Adwokat oskarzonego bro
nil bardzo wymownie swego klien-
ia, dowodzqc, re dzialaf on W obro-
ME wlasnej i dlatego powinien bye
uwolniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
XIII.

i popierania kandydat6w, rozcho
dzi sic mu wszakae to, azeby do
stall sic ma tykiet tacy tylko kan.
dydaci, kt6rzy sa zdolniize wszech
mi9r godni zaufania wyborc6w.
Do komitetu stu naleza miedzy in
nymi obywatele: Piotr Kiolbassa,
DIR. A. W. Kufewski, DIR. Antoni
Krygowski, adwokat Juliusz Smie.
tanka aptekarz Wiktor Bardoh-
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-05-29
Kronika MiejscoWa
Kapitaf i praca.

W hall Uhlicha odbyfo sic wczo-
raj posiedzenie konduktor6w mo.
torowych, zatrudnionych no liz
mach kompanii Union Traction.
Wstrzymywano sic otwarciem
posiedzenia do godz. $50, sadzac,
re zbierze sic przynajmniej 200 lu-
dzi, lecz nadzieje zawiodiy, agita'
torzy zaznaczali przeto W swych
przem6wieniach, re ma strajk ME
zanosi sic. Musiano tax uczynic.
gdyz ma 4,500 ludzi, pracujqcych
przy tramwajach linij Union
Traction, przystqpilo do uni tylko
1000. Reszta zspisafa sic do sto-
warzyszenia pod kontrola dyrekto-
ra Roach, lub zachowuje sic wy
czekujqco. Przewodniczacy zebra
mia, Pratt wyrazit nadzieje, re bur-
mistrz Harrison naktoni dyrekcye
kompanii do zgody z unionistami
wybrat komitet, kt6ry dyrekcyi
przedstawi nastepujaca rezolucye:
Uprasza sic O uznanie unii jej
nalezenia do organizacyi uAmalg.
Assoc. of Street Car Employees;
< przyjecie napowr6t os6b wy
dalonych powodu nalezenia do
unii; : o zgodzenie sic, ably ma
przyszfosc wszystkie srory zafat-
vial sad polubowny. Jak widzi-
my, pretensye te ME So wysorowa.
ne.
Ze stacyi kolei Illinois Central
przewozono wczoraj mieso kompa-
nil q. H. Hammond pm. 265 5.
Water ST., przy pomocy policy,
ktora ME pozwalala strajkierom
zaczepiac wozy, powozone przez
nieunionist6w. w rzezalniach OBJ
slugiwalo zakfady firmy Swift q
Co. 80 ludzi ME nalezacych do u
nil. Mniejsze frmy, ktore przy-
stafy ma warunki unionistow, So W
stanie zaopatrywac W mieso rzezni.
k6w W miescie.
Marynarze ma holownikach maja
nadzieje, re Tug Trust" ME do
stanie dostatecznej ilosci ludzi do
obsfugiwania wszystkich statk6w
holowniczych. Ze statku Rita
Mcdonald" zeszli wczoraj majtko-
vie, ME nalezacy do unii.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16

| to N. A. Num- 312 acres OF land, more
or less, for 5000.
Deed from B. F Smoot, ,Jr., and wife con-
Veys TO w. E. Ennis a lot OF land and
buildings in the town Of Bowling Green,
in trust TO secure TO Eugenia A. Collins
the payment Of $500.
Deed from Melissa Cherry conveys TO
Ernest G. Smoot lot OF land in the
town of Bowling Green for g., 900.
Deed from Ernest G. Smoot conveys to
W. E. Ennis a lot of land and buildings
In the town of Bowling Green, in trust
to secure to Melissa Cherry the payment
OF 81 200.
Deed from Thomas E. Blakey, special
commissioner, conveys to Helen s. Jones
73 acres OF land for 1912.
Deed from Charles Graves and wife
and R. II. Eagar conveys to Clarence
Taylor, Jerry Beverly and r. b. Fortune,
trustees Of Caroline Lodge, 3642, Grand
United Order OF Odd Fellows OF America,
a lot OF land in the town OF Bowling
Green for $l25.
Deed from l.. J. Head conveys to Chas.
johnson SO acres of land for $l64.
Deed from r. S. Davis and wife con.
yeys to W. B. P. Pitts 9 acres OF land
more or less, for $75.
Deed OF release from James NJ. Thomson
releases to c. /. Mothershead about %
acres OF land.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE

Beginning Tuesday. December 24tn,
steamer Potomac will leave Pier D, Light
Street. Baltimore, Tuesday ana SATURDAY a.
5 d. m, for the Potomac river, eaihng a'
Miiler's. BrOme's, BaeoB's. Grason >, Le VS.
efta. Bundick's. Cowarts Walnut foint'
Coan, Klusaie, Mundy's Point, Lonse'
Cohurn's Howard's and Stones. On Tues
day only for Lancaster BushwOod, RIVER
side. liverpool Point, GlymOnt Aiexsndria
ard Washington.
Washington, at 4 y IN. Thurrday, calling AT
All the above mentioned wharves. leaving
4 sor aritown at . IN. Monday and Fri
sxv kfnsal. at II m. Alller's at 4 d. m,
Grs.on's al d m. aud Baeou's at 6 %. m,
arriving In baltimore early Tuesday and
Saturday mornings.
Freight received daily at Pier . Light
Henry WILLIAMS. Manager. Baltimore.
WILLIAM ID. SoTT, agent, FrederieksOuyg.
KEY CoMPToS. Agent, Norfolk, va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
SPOTSYLVANIA,
Notes of q neral Intsrs.s Personals BIC
Correspondence Of The FREE I,NckJ

Correspondence OF The FREE ltNcE.l
Spotsylyania, Va, Jan. / |, 1902.
Nr. VIM. NJ Pendleton, Of Prince VIII
liam county, is in our vicinity for the
frat time in many years although he is
a native of this county.
Mr.. Battaile Pendleton. who moved to
Washington last year, has returned with
his family to his farm. and Mr.. Robert
Pendleton. who rented his farm. has built
n new house on his farm near Curlew and
moved into it.
Mr.. Enoch Lowry was before Justi'
Oliver Eastburn here yesterday charged
with cruelty 10 animals, horse-beating;
and plead guilty. He was fined and
made to pay the cost. Mr.. F. W. Cole
man was counsel for him.
Capt. John NJ Smith, who was ~
ported as being worse, is reported by
Dr. c. K Massey rs much better.
Mr.. Chas Hudson, Of our village, has
been on the sick list, but is much better
Clerk J. p. II. Crismond il indisposed
with a severe cold, though he is attend
ing 70 his business.
Mr Geo Clark has just put the bridge
spanning the Po river at Andrews in
thorough repair The bridge was very
much dilapidated from the effects OF the
late freshet
The weekly prayer meeting was held
at the parsonage Thursday evening, and
the time OF holding the meeting for neIt
week is Wednesday evening,
Mrs. Maggie Rawlings isstill in Lonisa,
visiting her sister, Mrs DR.. W. j. Cole
man. OF Mineral City.
Miss Nellie Rawlings left here to-day
for Fredericksburg. where she expects TO
spend a month with the family oil Mr..
Emmett Solan.
The 6rst quarterly meeting for Spot
svlvania Circuit will convene at this place
next Saturday and Sunday, the loth'
and 10Th. Rev j. II Amiss presiding
elder, is expected to preach both satur
day and Sunday.
There was a little social gathering OF
mum Der OF our people at Mr. S " Alrich's Il
Wednesday night, and at Mr. j. a.
Pendleton's last night All present and
especially the young people, enjoyed the
occasions hugely.
The board Of directors Of the Spotsyl-
vania Telephone Company met here
yesterday, and audited the accounts o'
the treasurer, which were found to be
correct. The company is in a pros
porous condition.
DR.. B. F. Graves, of Belmont, spent the
night here last night with his brother,
Mr.. Lee j. Graves.
Mrs. B. A. Henning. OF Logan, Is visit.
ing Mr.. NJ W. Knighton, her nephew
here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
EDITORS GET aioH ON KANSAS Germ
Received Il st is Cents a Bushsl in Pay Por
subscriptions.

The editors OF the Kansas country
weekly newspapers are making even
bigger profits out OF the advance OF the
price OF corn than the Kansas farmers.
The farmers raised scarcely enough corn
last year to feed their stock during the
winter and they are now buying corn
from the editors. IL is no uncommon
thing for an editor to make from s2,OOO
to $40. 600 out OF his corn, although ne
never plowed row OF the growing plant.
The editors have for years been taking
corn in payment for their papers. During
the hard times between the years OF 1881
and '95 the farmers Of Kansas did not
have the money or the corn to pay for
their newspapers. They allowed the
bin TO run until two and three
years ago, when enormous corn
crops were raised in the State.
As corn was the cheapest product they
raised and the hardest to market, they
turned it into the editors at fifteen cents
a bushel to pay their back subscription
debt. The corn was received in such
quantities that hundreds OF editors built
corn cribs near the newspaper offices.
Now that corn is worth about seventy
cents a bushel the editors are having
their inning, and in many cases the farm
ers are buying back the same corn they
sold two or three years ago. The editors
are making from three to four hundred
per cent. profit on their investments and
the printing press and type foundry
agents find Kansas q good field in which
to operate.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
A Pronssbls Investment.

81 was troubled for about seven years
with my stomach and in bed bali my
time" says f. Demick, Somerville' Ind
II spent about 81 900 and never could
get anything to help me until tried
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. | have taken a
few bottles and am entirely well You
don't live by what you eat, but by what
You digestj and assimilate. II youl
stomach doesn't digest your food you
are really starving. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure does the stomaeh's work by di
gesting the food. You don't have to
diet Eat all you want. KOdol Dyspepsia
Cure cures all stomach troubles. Bow
man and King.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
PRICE, 3 CENTS
Eurepaan Arniaa.

A German military critic has been add
ing Ip the grand total Of the continental
armies, and, after noting that we can
form only vague idea Of what is meant
by ten million, be tries to bring home 20
his readers in another way the colossal
growth Of modern armaments. II, be
says. we could have all the armies Of the
continent on a war footing and drawn
up in one long procession. their guns and
ammunition and baggage wagons, tho
column would be rather more than ~
900 miles long. and, marching day nnd
night. it would take nearly year TO
pass given point-London Chronici-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
STAFFORD
soeiaois- Marriage Notes - Personals. E'O'
lCorrespondenee Of THE FKrE LANcE.l

Correspondence OF The FREE LANcE)
Stafford c. H., Va, Jan. IL, 1902.
Mr.. Charley Potter has accepted a posi-
ton at Harper's Ferry. He left here yes
terday for that point, accompanied by
his father, Rev. c. l.. Potter, az far ~
Washington. Although he has only been
with us for about three months, all have
learned TO like and esteem him, and wish
him. in this his start in life. the success
his character and attAinmentsentitle him
10.
Messrs. Hugh Adie. Jas. Robinson aud
A. ". Evans were visitors here yesterday.
They tell funny yarns OF two OF the deni-
zens OF Onyille Ii appears one of them,
who Is very highly respected for his en-
inence and character. had occasion To
90 20 Mount 10 attend 10 some business,
night coming on he was asked TO stay.
A ball being in progress he was invited 20
20 attend. which be did and in spite OF his
summers gayly opened the same by dane
ing the first set. The other one having oc-
casion TO go 10 the Whitewater neighbor-
hood. one OF the neighbors gave him 2jc-
TO wire the Burg for gallon OF the ar
dent" which arrived safely by the next
train. Taking possession OF 1t he started
for the neighbor's house but for some rea-
son his course was very roundabout and
circuitous. az he did not reach the neigh
bors house till late 10 the day, very high
ly elated at the fast time he had made
from the station.
Sheriff Walter Warmsley is reported
sick at his residence near Tolucs.
Mr.. Thos. Riley, very highly respected
citizen Of the Musselman neiehborhood'
is also reported quite sick.
Dr II Stone il reported much better
today.
A pleasant sociable was given at the
Parsonage last Thursday night. The
guests were the families Of hessrs. t. W..
Berrey and C.. A. Bryan. The refresh
ments were fne and profuse, and those
present enjoyed themselves very much.
Miss Susan Watson was married last
Thursday night to Mr. Russell Callahan
at the residence Of Jas BOutcbyard, Esq
Rev. c. L. Potter officiating.
The ice in Aqua Greek has not moved.
IL still extends from bank TO bank.
The special term Of the County court
has not been held yet up to this writing.
No one seems TO know when it will be
held.
There is nothing to be tried at next
term Of County court unless the case OF
Commonwealth VS.. Ammons should
come up, and that depends upon q de-
cision OF the Judge upon demurrer which
was argued in vacation last Tuesday.
Messrs. Willie and Eddie Peyton and
Henry W. Edwards, Jr., passed here one
day this week with drove OF cattle.
Messrs Isaac and Amos Silver and K.
C. L. Moncure, Jr, were here this week.
Miss yergie Moncure left here this week
to visit friends in Richmond.
DR.. r J. Payne spent the day in the
Burg yesterday. ScHBBLER'
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
STAFFORD WRITINGS.

List OF writings admitted to record in
Stafford county Clerks Office since De-
cember term:
deeds of Bargain and Sale-R. Il. L.
Chichester, commissioner, to Horace
White. Sarah A. and Martha W Alsop to
E. ]. Chewning, C. d. Goodwin and
Others to George Purvis, Jas. Hill and
vile to Chas. Hill. Deeds OF Trust-Hor-
ace White and wife TO R. H. L. Chiches-
ter. Jno. II. Fritter and wife to R. C. l..
Moncure, r. A. Reed to B. p. Willis,
$3.50 fine paid into court by c. F.
Towson at December term 1901.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
Child worth Millions.

"My child is worth millions to me, I"
says Mrs Mary Bird, of Harrisburg, Pa,
yet would have lost her by Group had
not purchased bottle OF One Minute
Cough Cure. "0ne Minute Cough Cure
is sure cure for coughs, Group and throat
aud lung troubles. An absolutely safe
cough cure which acts Immediately.
The youngest child can take it with
entire safety. The little ones like the
taste and remember how often it helped
them Every family should have a bottle
OF One Minute Cough Cure handy. At
this season especially it may be needed
suddenly. Bowman and King.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks

Prof. Roxa Tyler. Chicago, Vice-Presi-
dent Illinois WOman's Alliance. in speak
ing OF Chamberlain s Cough Remedy says;
Il suffered with O severe cold this winter
which threatened toruninto pneumonia.
| tried different remedies but seemed to
grow worse and the medicine upset my
stomach. A friend advised me TO try
Chamberlain's Cough remedy and found
it was pleasant to take and it relieved
me at once. | am now entirely recover
ed. saved doctors bill, time and suffer
ing, and | will never be without this
splendid medicine again" For sale by.
Bowman & King.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
children Especially Liable.

Burns, bruises and cuts are extremely
painful and II neglected often result IN
blood poisoning. Children are especially
liable to such mishaps because not so
careful. As a remedy De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws out
the fire, stops the pain, soon heals the
wound. Beware OF counterfeits. sure
cure for piles. "De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve cured my baby OF eczema after two
physicians gave her up" writes James
Mock, N. Webster. Ind. "The sores were
so bad she soiled two to tiye dresses
aday." Bowman and King
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-01-16
Winter Schedule.
Weems Steamboat 20.
BALTIMORE, FREDERICKSBURG AND
RspPAHANNOCK RIVER ROUTE.
s.pp.HANSocK RIVER ROUTE.


Beginning sunday. Dec 2Sth, steamers
win run a. follows: ~.
Leave Pier q Light Street Wharf, Balti-
more. daily exceps Saturday and Sunday at
4:3O D IN, and on sunday at 2:3O p m. Tor
the RappahannUek as far as T ,p ah annoek,
ex lending the trip from Baltimore on FRI
day TO Fredericksburg, calling at all land
fn9s on the river. On Tuesday and saturday
only steamers will leave Bay Port Tor balti-
m Dre. and will call there from Baltimore Only
on Tuesday and Saturday. From Balti.
more. Steamers will call at Miilenoeck and
Nsrry Point on Tuesday an saturday. To
Balti oore will call Monday, Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday. Al Weems and irving
ton. Steamers from Baltimore viii eau Satur-
day aud Monday only. For baltimore
steamers will leave Tappahannoek at . a.
m. Tuesdsy and Saturday, ana y a. M
Monday. Wednesday. 4 1hursday ana friday
calling at all wharves except rs above
msnt'oned win leave Tapp shannoek for
Norfolk at p. m. Tuesday. Win leave
Norfolk At j. IN. Wednesday Tor Fred
srscksbure and all landings on the river
Ieaving Tappahannock at . a. m thursday
Leave Freoerieksburg for Baltimor. at =
>. M. Monday and Friday. going a. iar ON ON
yhosa dnye as LeedstO IN. VIII leave Lee 10
town Tuesday and Saturday for Baitimore
at 4. 80 g. m.
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