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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
SUTTON STILL
THE CHAMPION
Administers a Terrific Defeat =
Hoppe at 1872 Bill
lizards.
YoUNGSTER NOT IN FORM
sutton Challenges Hoppe TO De-
fend His Title as Cham
pion Of ISI Billiards.

NEW YORK. December 1S-The 1872
billiard championship match was won by
Sutton In the nineteenth Inning. the score
being Sutton 600. and Hoppe 25s.
George sutton stiu holds the worlds
Championship az 1872 balk line billiards.
having tonight successfully defended the
ttc which he won from George slosson
- iew months ego against the challenge
or Willie Hoppe who holds tho world s.
Championship at tle ISL game.
The contest which took place in the big
hall Of the Grand Central Palace. wa
rather Disappointing. as young Hoppe dlG
nos play up % the standard expected o.
him lie was the fayOritc. but from the
beginning seemed TO De Ok ia his play.
ana in only two innings did lac show
on5 thing like champ l0nsAlp form.
sutton juTaped into tae lead - tie start.
ora with lp7 and 90 in the first two iu-
rings. secured an advantage which the
younger player could not overcome. SUIT
ton was tn fine form. but az times he
Seemed il az ease.
ora M0rningstar. OF THIS city. challenged
Sutton tonight Tor the l6.2 championship.
ana Sutton agreed to play him IN Chicago
thirty DAYS hence. sutton aleo challenged
Hoppe Tonight for the ISL tide, ana this
game vtl ha decided az the Madison
Square Garden here. three weeks after
tie Chicago game.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
TONOPAH IS HOT
AF TER BIC BOUTS
Boxing Bee Is Cutting Up Franks
In Manager Riley's Bonnet
and Keeps Him Busy.
$4,000 FOR THREE EVENTS
Wants Three Great Champion
ship Fights in One Day-Tem-
porary Hotels to BE Built.

TONOPAH. NEV.. December l-.-AIan-
ager Mike Riley, of the Casino Athletic
Club, has the promoting Doe iu his bon
net. With one world championship con-
test framed up and we'll on the way TO
final decision. Riley is planning a fight
carnival for the coming spring that will
set the pugtlistic world 10y tho ears. II
the deal now on tap goes through. iona
pan VII make the other centres Of pugl-
usm look ike plugged nickel
The scheme is just this-tnree world g
championship contests In one day between
the greatest men in their respective di-
vision. Tho fights are 20 include the
heavy, light and featherwcight divisions
and the purse for the three events Will
amount 20 considerably over 5000
Jack OBrien, OF Philadelphia. and
Tommy Burns, the Canadian champion
are 90 be the contestants in the heavy
weight bout according 20 the plans. Man
ager Riley has wired an oner OF a - 900
purse for the attraction. and II the deal
- a go, the Casino Club wiz go right
plation.
Riley will oner a suitable purse for the
winner OF the Gans-ilernan light 20 meet
Nelson In q finish bout. II the offer Is
accepted the lightweight title will again
oe at stake, and n mill OF unlimited pos
sihihties and features will be- on tap
Inc third oucr Will 20 10 the premiers
in the feather-weight divislon-Abe- Attel
and Jem Bowker. the famous English
leather who secured the decision over
OF Lunnon- The purse oner for the
ieathcr-wcight go will be $1,000.
WI nile the above offers OF over 80 90
Tor the three fights seem 20 be a big UNI
dertaking, Manager Riley is dead en-
earnest. and as fast as the men come TO
/ an agreement the money will be placed
In the bank TO bind the match.
As may be imagined. the task Of pull
ing or three such tOp-liners viii entail
a tremendous amount OF labor. but al
ready Manager Riley has roughly outlined
his plans. The three bouts will be held
on one day-the 18th OF March. Two OF
the fights Will be held in the afternoon
and one In the evening. IN order 70
make the box office receipts top the ag-
gregate purses and expense bill. the ad-
mission TO the bouts will be increased
from two to three fold.
The crowd that such carnival OF fights
would attract would cause the manage
inent OF the club 10 plan for weeks ahead
Tor the proper care OF tho visitors. TEN
POrary hotels would need 10 be erected
ana train service arrangements made with
railroads all over the United States.
Manager Riley admitted to-day that no
has been planning the big fight carnival
Tor some time past but beyond giving a
general idea OF what his plans are he
declined 10 30 into detail.
~ have a few kilograms out where they
Will DO tho most good said Riley. land
do not care to tell all that We have
mapped out until hear from these mes
sages- However I guess VIII b, able 10
give out something worth listening TO be-
fore long"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
CITIES To FORM
OUTLAW LEAGUE
Richmond, Petersburg, Newport
News and Emporia to Have
Teams in Field.
DIAMOND AT RESERVOIR
Park VIII Be Fitted Up So As to
Accommodate Several Thou
sand People.

richmond Petersburg. Newport Sevs ana
hinpor-a win compose an Independent or ''out-
law league in Virginia next year. nssetsf d
'iups wli De established in each ot the cities
81 t-e 4etE-e Wiz Re per1uanenrly organized
within -CN weeks
Inc baA rrour1s ga Richmond VIII be a.
llc RESERVOIR A fence will De huiIt around
we bal grounds there and rranl=rar1 win
% 'lect@4 The PARK wil b. rtr-3 up go .har
10 VII accommodate solne three o. -FOUR taous-
and people.
eterspurr already has Az excellent ball
~ TO- "iLl an crlos-ra and o. rrau1-rand ana
preachers fmporll also has splendid park
>e"port >eTs officials are now wurilin- f-
tlt making 90 park there
ne ln-efe-l4enr league WIN Pc ccrru.-se.1
mostly N tirglliarr. ana VIII have sor1. az
itr material from che Virginia League - rs.-
cay The establishment o. the fea.le viii 81.
a. Incentive % tie manager of the vir-trl.
@'~L'e o. pay better salaries and 70 secure
De',fs l-a3 rr- f'r the different teams
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
TOO MANY RUBIES
CAUSE TROUBLE
Long Shot, with Jeweled Name,
Won-May Be An Imi-
tation.
tatIOn.

NEW ORLEANS. December ls-The
victory OF Red Ruby in the first race at
city Park to-day raised a puzzilng oucs-
ton. which the track officials may have
difficulty iu deciding. y was claimed by
several persons that there are two Rcd
Eubys. and that to-days winner was not
tie Red Ruby his owner claimed him 10
d.. Summarize.
First race-siN furlonEs-Red Ruby 90
. D first Mr. Scott Ge 20 - second.
knighton "a q % third. Time. 1.aU 8-s.
Second receive and half furloncs-
Expect To See as 90 j. first. John Kauf-
man 80 20 - second. billy Vertrees a 10
j. third Time. 1.l2 -.
Third race-ate and n lalf flrlougs.
1andicap-Moruboy @ 10 p FIRST. Monet
q 20 % second, Gid IS TO j. third. Time.
10 40.
Fourth racc-Cve and hair furIonas-
Sir Toddington q 10 81 first. Beau Rrum-
mel % ~ - second. Pompadour a. to -
third. Time. 80 2-5.
Firth roce-siN furlongs- Rickey q TO j.
first Sherwood on 70 81 second. Dalbert
On 20 - tiiri. Tiiu-. lis
sixth race-mile and an oighth-I,uclS,-
Charm GO TO j. nrst Poihecn as TO ID
second Colonel Bartlett G2 to - third.
Time, e.ol IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
ARENA ENLARGED.
Bostock's Preparing for Ri
Chrlstnas CroWds

lii - lIllGS OIOWQS.
Bostock's Wild Animal Arena in Idle
wood is being enlarged for tho crowds
Christmas week. y balcony. with a seat
ing capacity Of 400 persons is being con-
structed in tho rear Of the building The
management has also arranged for 4
new and much larger program next week
The steps TO the balcony Will be fixed
Sc as TO assist the little folks in mount
ing tho elephants, dromedaries and camels
for their free rides IN the intermissions
in both the afternoon and night per
formances.
In addition 20 these changes the seating
plans on the ground floor are being al
tered TO make room for n hippodroue
track all round the interior Of the build
ing This will be used by the elephants
camels and dromedaries in their prone
made with the children on their backs
Patrons of the arena need bave M
hesitancy in starting 10 the place in bad
weather, as the cars stop under covered
walk, and there is no danger OF get
ting Wet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
G. p. DEAN.
No. % Governor St. Richmond. Va.
Established 1856

Established 1856
Manufacturer Of Pool and Billiard Tables
Deans Double Action Cushions are tire most
perfect. accurate and truest made. and II the
cushions on your table are dead and slow
take the rails on and ship them TO me. and
I will put set OF the above cushions on and
cover .hem with nrst-ciass cloth. and retura
them 20 you complete and ready 10 place
on your table, Tor So.
Deans best grade Pool and Billiard Tabla
BED and Cushion Cloth VIII NOT fade or
hanee color. price per l-2x9 size bed. $50
%. $500 SIS. and sif o. and cushion
10th per set. $40 S2.3s. s. -. $3.50 and g. 3d.
Best grade imported Cue Tip. 35c sec 7oc.
&C. and Up to {l.75 per box. according to
lie. thickness and grade 600 In box assort-
I'd sizes).
Cues. fun length. assorted weights. even
balanced. per dozen. $50. $3.50 tt25. s. S.
S. IS. s.. $40. and upwards per dczen
Fancy striped Pool paia. S. s.. 80 and so
per set &c 20 seO. Deans Champion Pat
ented Pool Balls are the truest. most per-
feet. best and nvest made; stripes ana num-
hers viii never wear on they VIII outlas,
,hree or four sets OK any otner make; price
Green worsted Pockets range IN prle. from,
s. UP TO $50 per set. according q sizo and
Deans Fancy Green Leather Pockets. ,yu
size Will hold or balls and VIII az per-
feet IN any size OF make OF table. price ne-
set. se.s5. They VIII outlast 3 or sets OF
pockets now on the market.
White Cue Tip Chalk Csc E0e Tao ana e.
per gross Of i4f square pieces
Dean Blue and Green Chalk best IN tho
world = per gross one gross OF this chalk
VIII outiast or gross OF white chalk.
and is the best and cheapest ~ use
manufacture. import and keen All tia
various best grades Billiard and POO Table
supplies Of every description az lowest prices
Deans Pool and Billiard Tables are the best
most perfect. accurate. trucst. level. strong
est and NVest tables made
Old Billiard and Pool Tables overhauisd ana
set up complete On perfect order al lowest
price for best workmanship Oh Billiard
Tables made into Pool or Combination Tables
Saloon Fixtures. Beer Drawing OUTFITS. Cop
per-Lined Wash Boxes or Work Boards 70
go behind bar counters.
out-of-lown orders WIN have my prompt
and careful attention.
Bov .ing Balls. Ten Pins. and other Bowling
Gooda.
write for prices Respectfully
C. y DEAN
Oace. Factory and Ware Room No. 10 Gov
eTuor ST. ElchucDd Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Only Two Here Now.

There are bu5 two Of the member. or +r-
Richmond baseball team Of last season now in
Richmond They are Colonel sem Who is
printer Tor The Times Dispatch ana phu
company.
Hicks has gone 70 Hampton. Va snd Eek
ents in Mississippi
sun and Hinton Will remain here until the
the season o. next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

NEW YORK. December 1S-The fol-
lowing Richmond people were registered
az New York hotels to-day:
New Austerdam-P. W How'll and
wife. Woicott-Mrs. =. :. Parrish. Mrs
G. IT, Winch. Imperiai-C. - I.arus. H.
Campbell. York. II. Marty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
WATCHES
Auction Sales. Future Days
SALE AT AUCTION.

IN pursuance OF the decree OF the Circuit
Court for POwhatan county. NJ the No
vemher term 1906 In Stringer v Vaughan
and Tugpin v. Stringer. united. VIII, on
WEDNESDAY. the 9th DAY OF JANU-
AIRY. 1907 at POwhatan Courthouse. sell
the tract OF land that formerly belonged
20 Or. Vaughan. II lies on the Appomat-
tox River IN Powhatan county. about five
or six miles from the Courthouse. and
contains about 600 acres. The soil Is very
good. II was formerly well tinbered. but
the timber has been cut off
TERMS. One-half cash--halance one
and two years-purchaser giving his bond
for the deferred payments. bearing inter-
est from the day OF sale. and with Waver
OF the homestead exemption
Mr.. NJ w. Nichols. who resides IN the
neighborhood Will show the land to per-
sons VINO wish &c purchase.
For further Information address the un-
derslgned at Lynchburg. Va.
EDWARD 8 BROWN. Comm'r.
81 December. 1905.
The required bond has been given by
Edward ;. Brown Commissioner
JAMES A TTI-MAN Clerk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

. pannie Hoffman ana Ira Tlonas. o. the Ya--
Fecs, are -pta1lng The winter in Sew YORK.
and have daily tanning bees with afaIactt
Ie4rre'-er and Secretary Aba Afah1n And
haiachi can 'eo back Few"
Tommy Corcrran IS very much rla-aF over
Dis engagement g. Giant IL viii allow hfrn
= spend most % his time Throughout tA.
entire year nl-h "the twins "a New Roche lfe
j. is not beyond the bounds o. reason 10
Think that Corcoran VIE DO rla7cI regularly lu
NeAt 70 John King. Alex. Smith = the cnam-
g.on pool PLAYER ~ Che baseball profession
Alec Will bet ca f. anyhow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
WOKE up TO FIND
BALLOON IN HIS YARD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Va. December
l,.-AilLlon Armstrong. Of Spotsylvunia
county. when be went ont 20 bis tarn
Saturday morning shortly after dar-
break found ballon in his yard. which
lad fallen during the night u was az
considerable size. and evidently had come
from long distance. The wind that
night was blowing from the direction q
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
BY Pollard and Bagby.
Real Estate AuctiOueers


COURT SALE BY AUCTION OF 154
LOTS IN PLAN OF JENNINGSVILLE.
NEAR LAUREL. on r. r & p r. r..
ABOUT EIGHT MILES NORTH OF
THIS CITY.
IN execution Of two DEGREES Of the Cir
cult Court Of Henrico county. Va. en-
tered Ia suit OF Y. T. Hughes ct ais vs..
Ceorgianna Tinsley ct ais. on July and
November :. 1906 I VIII sell by auction
az the front door az Hcnrico county
Courthouse. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1905. at 1
O'CLOCK 2. NJ
the above mentioned property.
The lots All adj0iu and contain from
fourteen 90 seventeen acres. but the prom
erty Will be sold as whole. and not by
They also have a IRON age on the road
deHding from Laurel Station to Yellow
TERMS: one-thlrd cash. residue in two
equal iNstalments at ak and twelve
months; deferred payments 60 he evil
9enced hy notes with interest added from
day OF sale. ana title retained untn an
purchase money is paid. Cor aN cash. 1T
the option Of the purchase.
Special Commissioner.
The bond required by the conrs g,
Thc above named decree OF July = fq1r
g. r. PHILLIPS.
Deputy Clerk
AuctiOucers
TRUSTEES All CTION SALE
or
GENERAL STOCK OF AIERCHANDrsr
STORE FIXTURES IRON SAFE,
HORSE. BUGGY HARNESS SaRT'
ETC. AT EAST ATLEE. on ~ e
. r r., MILES FROM RICH
ATOND
THU RSDAY. DECEMBER eOTH con-
MENClNG AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
The stock consists % Dry Goods. No.
lions. Boots. Shoes Hats Cans (qorh
ing Hardware. Tihware. Croker, ana
Glassware. Medicines. Groceries. CienereI
Merchandise, etc; also Show Cases Iron
safe Scales, Horse. Buggy and Harness,
The stock and fixtures VIII De offered
as whole. IL not "a satisfactory b,I
made win proceed 90 sell in detail
TERAlS-CASH
A. =. WALKER. Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION Co.
AucuoncerA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

Hal Chase led the Yankees IN batting and
was Just below Lajoie Pretty fair Tor a boy's
second year I'm a big league
Charlie Murphy Is out with a plan 20 nav,
the players ucketed with numbers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Auction Sales-This Day.
BY McVcigh & CHM.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
No. 1il2 r. Main Street. \
AUCTION SALE
OF
Valuable Business Property
No. 10 y. Seventh St.

Al the request OF tho owner, We viii
oHer Tor sale. on the premises.
On WEDN ESDAN. DECEMBER 10TH.
1906. AT I O'CLOCK Z. N.
the store building designated "a Va. 1f0
North seventh Street, and known as
Mayo Auction Store.
The lot fronts p feet on the west side
OF Seventh Street and runs back between
parallel lines nO feet 20 am alley u feet
wide
This property IS located on a good
street and In a section where roaI estate
Is steadily enhancing in value. aud should
no attractive as an Investment or q spec
TERMS Liberal and announced az sale.
McNEIGH & GLINN. Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19

consisting OF handsome Chartered Oak
Front and Back Bar, with large French
Plate Mirrors. very handsome Screen
with diamond shaped Mirrors; large
massive Oak Buffet, with Plate Mirrors:
Tables and Chairs. Counters and Shelv-
Ing. Silent Salesman Show Case general
assortment ~ Bar Glasses. Decanters
etc. fire Filter and other Bar Fixtures
STOCK OF LIQUORS
consist OF the finest Imported and
Domestic Brands, IN original and broken
packages. viz. in part: Pau Jones. OLD
Velvet Savage Mountain. Old Pepper
Rose Valley and other popular brands %
Whiskers. general line OF Imported and
Domestic Wines. Brandies and Gins.
Cordials and other Liquors. also lot Of
empty jugs. Demiiohns Flasks etc.
OFFICE FURNITURE
consist 81 Oak Roll Top Desk. Combi-
nation Lock Iron Safe. Office Chairs.
Office Railing etc.
Dealers and consumers most respect
fully invited 90 attend.
CARY ELLIS STERN.
s. J.. KELLY,
Trustees.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
AuCtioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
Portsmouth Team Wins
Final Standing Series of Games for Championship at
Duck Pins-Meyers Won Individual
High Score.
High Score.

Portsmouth I,nclurr i,tt-,
the of
crowd witnessed
of The cores folo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
By tho Valentine Auction Company.
AuctiOucers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

HANDSOME FRONT AND BACK BAR.
WITH LARGE PLATE MIRRORS:
HANDSOME SCREEN. WITH Ola
D-SHAPEU MIRRORS: LARGE
AND WELLS SELECTED STOCK OF
FlNE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS. OFFICE FURNITURE.
IRON SAFE. ETC
~ No ais East Broad street known a.
THE GEORGE HUNTER COMPANY
TO-DAY CWEDNESDAY). DEFENDER
18TH. COMMENCING AT
O'CLOCK y. II
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Total, $3.50.

Three hours and fortnve Unpires-Enore and
enaan soorskeeDeFs--Martin, Jennings and Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-19
STOCK On LIOTORS

BY The Valentine Auction Company,
SIS East Broad Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-16
AGED DOM IN HARD LUCK.
Hospitality Denied by Relative, May
BE Deported.

One-time Spanish grandee of family emf
nent in Madrid and himself nearing the end
of long career which the crown OF Spain,
had not infrequentiy honored, Don Emanuel
Contredas Crooke IL confronted with q
situation akin In Its tragic pathos to that
of Shakespearess King Lear.
The Immigration officials at Ellis Island
have seldom known more distressing case
Don Emanuel, who Is seventy years old,
yesterday arrived at New York from Cadiz
on board the steamship Buenoe Ayres. a
first cabin passenger. He came to visit his
sister-in-law, he said. who lives in Dam
forth avenue. Jersey City. He had only
about $45 with him. but expected remit
lance at an early date from his married
daughter, whose husband is manager OF an
English bank at Picking. China He was
sure the sister-in-Iaw would welcome HIM,
anyway.
But before the don arrived, Commissioners
Watchorn had received letter from the
sister-in-law protesting against the mans
visit. Consequently Don Emanuel was de-
tanned at Ellis Island.
Impressed by his polished learning. the
officials at Ellis Island have not had the
heart to toll Don Emanuel the trse situa-
tion, but they have removed him from the
pen, to quarters more beftting man OF
The spanfsh consul. Senior Haidexano, an
old friend, haB beeu notified OF Don En1an-
ueRs Inability to deportation. The aged Wis
itor himself for thirty pears has seryed IN
Spanish consnlates e Feking. Annoy. Ath-
ems. AIg1ers ana 0lasgow. HIS wife was
the daughter Of m Austrian nobleman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-16
CARELESsNEss OF WRITER'S.
Eleven Million Pieces Of Mail Matter
Sent to the Dead Letter Office.

For number of years the Post Office De-
partment has endeavored to impress upon
the public the Importance Of exercising
care in writing addresses on letters. etc,
sent through the malls. Although this cam
paign of education has been effective in n
measure, the fact that more than eleven
million pieces of undelivered matter were
handled in the division of dead letters dur
ing the year 1905 indicates that there is
still considerable carelessness In this re-
spect.
Mr.. DeGraw, the fourth assistant post
master general. approaching that much re-
mains to be accomplished In reducing the
number of dead letters to q minimum, re-
Gently obtained authority from Postmaster
General Cortelyou to adopt a plan of pro-
cedure which 1t Is believed, will materially
aid In solving the problem and thereby
benefit the general public and relieve the
department. The plan contempiates inclos-
Ing with each letter forwarded to ad-
dressee or returned TO writer from the d.
model form of address for mail matter, as
well as brief Instructions in connection
with the writing of addresses.
The card bears the suggestions that ink
be used In writing addresses; that the name
of the adGressee. as well as the street num-
ber post ONCE and state, be written plain
ly: and that the writer's name and adj
dress. with q return request. be placed in
the upper left-hand corner of letters, etc.
Mr.. DeGraw believes that IL these sugges-
tons are followed there will be marked
reduction in the number OF pieces of mail
matter that fail of delivery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-16
RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

arains ieave from Pennsylvania Station.
7:3s I'm. Daily. Local for Harrlsonbur9, War
renton Danville and way stations.
in:d Am. Daily Washington and Florida Linn.
slvannah TO Jacksonville. Dining service.
11:15 am. Daily. United States Fast Nail
First-class coaches and sleeper to New Orleans.
Dining car service.
and way stations IN Manassas branch.
4:T pm. Daily. Local for Warrenton and Char
7:So pm. Daily. New York and Atlanta Express.
First'class coach to Atlanta. sleeper to Columbus
Ga; Sunset tourist sleeper Washington to san
eco pm. Daily New York and Florida Express.
Through coaches and sleepers to Columbia, Sayan.
nah and Jacksonville Sleeper to Augusta and Port
Tampa. Dining service q la carte.
to Roanoke, ROCKVILLE. Chattanooga and Memphis;
sleurer to Birninghsm and New Orleans. Dining
io:45 pm. Daily. Washington and Southwestern
Limited. An Pullman train; observation car 70
70 Nashville. Atlanta, Macon, Birmingham and
New Orleans. Dining ear service.
TRAINS ON BLuEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 am i:so. 4:45, sos pm.
Leesburg only. on Sunday leave washington s:io
an, sos pm. for Bluemont.
Through trains from the south arrive Warrington
e'42, 6:52 o50. II :05 m, 800. $50 and ESQ
pm. daily Local trains from Harrisonburg, II :55
m. week days and go Pm: daily. From Char
Tickets. sleeping reservations and detailed
information can be had At ticket ofBces. 706 18th
st.. 61l Pa. ave. and Pennsylvania Station. Baggage
shefa hsHsn s hGsei and c.S ss,
w H. TAYIJOE, G.. p. A. L. 8. BROWN, @. A.