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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
TUESDAY. JULY 10.

4
Elizabeth Gately to Josephine s. Semorile,
lot on S line OF Central street, so W of State.
w 90 by 5 100; gift. ,,,,
Thomas, lot SO, block 55. Refs Tract; grant
! Same to Nancy J. Jeter, lot 8, block 80, Reis
e. B. Ghibandi to Theresa Ghibandi. lot on
line OF Green street, 2o6:3 Of Dupont, E lI:6
Robert Strait and wife to Annie NJ. Hage-
mann. lot II. block Q. Fairs Subdivision Holly
Sol Gsetz & Sons to John R. Andrus. lot on
line Of Forty eighth avenue, s7:s Of L street,
rs by E l2O; $40.
on line OF Twelfth avenue, $50 Clement
street, e 120 by so; $40.
Antoine Borel and wife TO Boelsem Boelsems
Ipo Pont on LoSos. me IS IS By wv i2o; $40.
Union Trust Company to Charles MaSdonaId.
lot on lime q sse M bT s5rss' iOO SS s,c
Leonard H. Nilsson and wife to William A.
s9ae Melanei $50 s3s ne india N Ne 60 By Sc ioS $40
Herman Wichmann TO Katherine Wichmann,
lot on Z line Of Stevenson street, 1so Of
T. b. Potter Realty Company to J. J. Johnson
and wife. lot 4, block AZ, Refs Tract; grant
,ot usU,sy ar ~ - line Of Twenty-ntnth avenue 9S5
of street. 25 By " 12o; $40.
Jake Rosenberg and wife to Homestead
man and Dartmouth streets, NV 1904. NE I3S,
Sc 117:11, Sw 1872; $40.
james Meehan to Patrick Heggerty, lot on
W line line of Banks street, 200 Of Jefferson. W
20 by %; SO.
Elizabeth Ring TO Ella NJ Ring. lot on W
line Of Fillmore street S1:0 OF Union "a
s. Of fOY; pas siss s $ By BY 100; gift 's''
Edgar L. Hoag and wife to Leslie A. Weber,
lot on f line OF Thirty-hfth avenue, 225 OF
Point Lobos avenue. n so by 40; $40.
T. b. Potter Realty Company 10 Della ID.
Bryant lots 20 and 21, block 10. Rels Tract;
grant.
lot on NV -ine of Prague street, $50 NE Brazil.
NE so by NV 100; $40.
Victoria Fauthous to Jean FaGthous. lot +
line of Bright street. 100 OF Randolph, 90
by E 100; gift.
katherine Kohrs, lot on r line Of Fortieth ave-
nue. 137 g OF A. 1916 by r 100: $40
willis ". Polk ct al. to Daisy Polk. lot S
line OF Vallejo street. 1855 of Taylor. W 20 BY
Mary Doherty to Bridget smyth. lot on E
line Of Guerrero street. 1s5 Of Nineteenth. s
% by 90; gift.
Caroline Butler to Fred Angel aud wife, lot
on f line OF Gerard street, 200 Of Sllliman, s
90 by E 120 S4C0.
William f, Jason and wife to Maud A. Re
walk lot on line OF California street. 90 405 f
of Michigan avenue. 2o.l3, 111.s2, W 50,
n 1O9. .26; SO.
T. b. Potter Realty Company to Robert Har-
per- lot 52 block 90. Refs Tract.
Henry d. Lansing ct al to Adolph Muller. lot
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses were is.


The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
Archibald COPELAND, %, 17s Holiday ave-,
and Eleanor n. Morton, %. 176 Holladay ave.
Francis P. Bray, 2s. 45l Castro St, and
Theresa Neil. 26, 8027 Iwenty-second St
William ]. Walsh, 26. 1888 McAIlister st.
and Jane G. Glynn, "a. 1888 McAllister st
Barche Gallino. 81. San Francisco, and Ma
rie B. lie Lande, 33, San Francisco.
Robert w. Pritchard, a. 724 Fourteenth ST.
and Anne Burns. IS, 724 Fourteenth ST.
Bert Schlesinger, 21, 2059 Bush St, and
Amanda Ebert, 21. 2116 Baker st
Ignazo Di1innara, 20. 1890 Ellis ST., and
Maria Noyaletti 81. 1890 Ellis st.
Thomas L. Elder, %, Columbus, Ohio, and
Gladys u. Henshaw, 81, 176s Ninth ave.
Allan Mel. Barnes, 40. San Francisco, and
Susie Drake, A. San Francisco.
Thomas ]. Morahan, %, 2S6 Precita ave-, and
Margaret NJ. Fogarty, 81. CT Ryan ave.
Oscar Nelson, 2i, 2o3 Prospect ave-, and
Clara Johnson 81, Minneapolis. MINI
Leo A. Keith, 27. 1879 Haight ST., and Ter
NJ. McMurdo. "a, 115 Beulah st
Louis l.. Matter, "a, 1870 Nineteenth St, and
Mollie Mulreany, 10, 211s Bryant ST
Sverre siyertsen, IS, 1888 Forty-ninth ave.,
and Marie Knudsen, 81, 1S46 Forty ninth ave.
Bernard L. snepp, 80. s54 Haight St. and
Frank G. Duarte. 33, 1883 Ninth ave-, and
Jovita Gomez. %, San Francisco.
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COAST MAY HAVE AN
OIL INQUIRY.
Interstate Board VIII
Consider Proposition
to Visit California
President Names Lubin
a Delegate to Insti-
tute of Agriculture
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CALL BUREAU, POST BUILDING.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-The Interstate
Commerce Commission, which Will
hold a meeting on Thursday, Is
again considering the proposition OF
going in a body to the Pacific Coast
to continue the oil investigation, but
1t was said by one OF the members
today that no definite plans had been
made. If the commission goes IL viii
be about September 1.
One Of the questions to be deter
mined during the summer Is how far
the oil Investigations of the commits
sion and those of the bureau Of cor
porations of the Department OF Com
merce and Labor can be kept from
overlapping Upon the arrangements
made on this point will depend the
plans of the commission. 1t is known
that the investigation Of the bureau
of corporations into the subject or oil
transportation on the Pacific Coast was
less complete than in the East, owing
to the desire Of the President to have
the report at an early date. II Is
therefore possible that more thor
ough investigation OF the oil business
in California may be made by the COM
mission.
The President has directed the State
Department to name David Lubin or
Sacramento a delegate to the Inter-
national Institute Of Agriculture to
meet at Rome. His commission Will
be issued at once Lubin is now IN
Sacramento, but will soon be in Wash
| in gton to begin the work OF prepar-
ing fot American participation. While
no date has been fixed 1t Is probable
that the institute will meet next
spring upon the completion Of the pal
ace being built for it's accommodation
by King Emmanuel
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
issued a statement Of the condition or
the national banks Of California, ex-
elusive of San Francisco and Los An
geles, at the close OF business on June
Is. Loans and discounts amounted to
$31,S52. 800; gold coin reserve. ST.
5O7,432, and individual deposits. S44,-
RR5 a02
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COMPROMISE ENDS SUIT
PENDING FOR MANY YEARS
Claimant of Interest In Mountain of
Iron Ore Accepts $1,000 and Drops
Action.

SAN BERNARDINO, July 10--After
years of litigation the suit of Georgia
Loughead against Phoebe Ann owens
for the possession of an interest in
mountain of iron ore near Barstow has
been compromised Today was the
time set for a second trial. but the
parties got together and settled the
suit. Miss Loughead viii receive $1,000
and release all claims. The suit was
originally begun by Guy S. Lake, an
old man. who claimed that he had
been swfndled out of his share for a
paltry sum by the heirs OF old man
owens. with whom he had located the
mountain. He died while litigation was
in progress and his relative, Miss
Loughead, took up the fight.
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OFFICERS BATTLE FOR LIFE
WITH A RAVING MANIAC
CAPTURE of Naked Lunatic Bent ON
Murder Effected Only After
Terrific Struggle.

SACRAMENTO. July 1O--Two police
men had desperate battle with fren-
zied maniac named William Gunter this
morning. The man became seized with
the belief that he had been murdered
and had returned from his grave TO
wreak vengeance upon his slayers. He
paced to and fro on narrow veranda.
naked and shrieking threats against his
supposed murderers. He gave two stall
wart policemen a terrific struggle be-
fore he was finally captured and lodged
in Jail. The man still believes that he
is dead and begs matches and paper
with which to cremate himself
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on W line of Daestah street. 100 OF Calaveras.
. 5O by w 200: $40.
Jsns " McWilIIams to Henriette voight. lot on
line Of Thirtieth street, 40 W OF Noe 80 oy
1o51 a51 II schiel to John H. Peltier. lot on y
line OF Henry street. ia W Of Noe. W o. oy
115; $40. :. 70.
Holloway street. 90 OF Aaroio' % " "
100; $40.
Building Contracts.
Southern Pacific Company to @. Q. Morehouse.
,-her,ss nav Company William II. Wilson Com
nanv Standard Electrical Construction Company
and Fred p Fisher-Repairs TO Flood building.
on Powell and Market streets, above ground
n0Tv; Woodmsn sH Of the World Hall Association with
A Hawkfns-Lot on line OF Sevepteenth
street 1855 W OF Mission, W Ae:6 oy 100,
i'f Hsort sop Marx with W. G. Hind improvement
Observation-Disclosures to three-story building on
line Of Geary street, 1875 or Filmsfe for
$4,000.
plasfering ETC. on building on NV edraer OF
McAIlister and Lsguna streets. for $24SO.
Mary B. Britain with j. r. MaeGregor-IO
erect a brick warehouse on line Of Brannan
street. 270 OF Sixth, 62:0 Dy l2o, for
Theresa L. saton with G. W. Robes and A.
o. Kruger-To erect a two-st0ry building on W
line Of Capp street. ITO Of Twenty-nrst,
W zecher with Waite Bros-To erect a
tvo-story frame building on W line OF Powell
street. TT:6 Of Greenwich, 22:6 By w 10. for
George Goeppert with Thorndyke and Mas
herr-To erect a one-stOry frame building on
NV corner OF Townsend and Fortieth Streets
10 BY W ESQ. FOR S4150.
Charles a. Son VIII q Z. Moere-To Ffct
Gate avenue. 115 Of franklin strssk for
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-11
ICE TRUST ON RACK.
One Price Maintained by the Kansas
City Dealers.

KANSAS CITY, July 10.-In the In
vestigation Of the ice manufacturing
concerns OF this city County Prosecutor
Kimball is trying to show that there
is a trust in restraint OF trade. Harry
L. Burke, secretary Of the Peoples Ice
Storage and Fuel Company, testifying
today practically admitted that his
company dictated the price of Ice In
this city Burke denied that he had
authority to make prices for any other
company He simply fixed the price
for his own company, and while he
did not know the reason he said that
all the other-eOmpantes promptly made
the same price. He had not heard Of
anybody who failed to follow his lead.
He told how his company sometimes
bought Ice for two dollars ton and
sold Ii for five dollars without even
seeing the product The witness said
he was unable to tell the cost OF pro-
duction and declared that the demand
and supply fixed the price OF Ice.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Christen-we wish 10 extend our heart
felt thanks to our many kind friends and
neIghbors; Rev p Placidas, o. F. NJ; the
Young Ladies' Sodality, the young men who
acted as pallbearers from the Young Men 5
Sodaiity of st. Anthony's Church. and Mon
ahen & Co. undertakers, for their kind and
generous sympathy and beautiful noral offer
ings In our late bereavement OF our loving
daughter and sister, Minnie Christen-
MR. and MRS. ]. A. CHRISTEN and Family.
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BONDS FOR SALE.

NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR SALE OF
FIRST CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE FIVE
PER CENT SINKING FUND THIRTY YEAR
GOLD BONDS OF THE BAY COUNTIES
POWER COMPANY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Bay Conn
ties Power. Company, corporation organized
and existing under and by Virtue of the laws
Of the State Of California, has paid to the
undersigned, Mercantile Trust Company of san
Francisco, trustee under deed Of trust bearing
date the first day of September, one thousand
nine hundred, between said Bay Counties Power
Company, as party Of the FIRST part. and said
Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco as
party Of the second part, the OF twenty
two thousand i've hundred dollars being sum
equal 10 one a. per cent of the aggregate
amount Of the bonds secured by said deed OF
trust issued and outstanding The undersf4ned
as such trustee does under and by virtue Of
article 13 OF said deed Of trust, hereby invite
bids FOR the sale to 1t OF such an amount Of
said bonds secured by said deed of trust as will
be sufficient for the investment of the said
sum of twenty-five thousand i've hundred dol
lars.
BIDS for the sale OF said bonds win be re-
ceiYed By the undersigned at its Office AGA
California St, in the city and county OF San
Francisco, State of California, before the
nret day of August, 1906.
Dated, the 18th day of June, 1906.
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF SAN
By n. D. RIDEoUT. President.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either of the publication offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence Of persons
authorized to have the same published. Notices
restricted simply TO the announcement Of the
event are published once in this column free Of
charge.
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INJURED ORCHARDIST WANTS
DAMAGES FROM CORPORATION
Green Valley Farmer Sues the BAY
Counties Power Company
for $500.
ruIv

VALLEJO, July 1O.-Staffano Bao-
cairinI a well-known orchardist or
Green Valley. near this city. has filed
suit for $500 damages against the Bay
Counties Power Company. Baccairinl
alleges that he was injured by coming
in contact with live wire or the de-
fendant's power line In July 1SV4-
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BIRTHS.

HUGRES-In Oakland. CAL, July 8, 1906, to
the wife of w. II. Hughes. son.
LINDEMAN-In this city, July 10, 1906. to the
wife Of I. Lindeman. son.
RHINE-In this city, July 8. 1906. to the wife
of III. Rhine, q son.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ST. FRANCIS Girls Directory Orphan Asylum
hzlf-orphan and abandoned boys and girls have
been admitted to the asylum from January /.
1906 TO July l, 1908: Peter Penss. years
6 menths; Marie CssenR, years months; Jo-
seph Msngarene, years; Louise Paradise
years months; Charley RouIel Page. I
years; Mary Rete Yerheyen. 6 years; Eddie
Mil. 5 years / month; Tony MIL, 3 years /
month; Violet Leighton, years. Alice Jee
GeTe, 8 years; Stella Martini years; Giu-
seppe Bsllstore, 6 years; CostrRRo Bnllatore, 3
years; Richard Hodges, l year 2 monthsi Arch
8 months; Allen SALISBURY, years mouths :
Daniel Salisbury, years months; Winnie
Frace. s years; Louis Velasco, years Q
months; Isabel Velasco. years months; Sal
vador VelsscD. 3 years; Minnie Boscoio, years
months; Mary Bescolo, years; Grace Dahl.
II years months; Allie Frie6land, 3 years .
months; Jennie Friedland, . years; Sadie
Friedlsnd Q years; Fannie Goldstein, years
months Sarah Gold, years 10 months; (;
Margaret Dcberty, 6 years; James Doherty,
years: Aellard +. Fillmore years.
Notice IS hereby given that tie Maria KIP
0rphanage Of San Francisco has received the
following hsjf-orphan girls from January to
July l, 1906: Ruth Webb, 2 years; YVette
Bisset. 10 years IL months; Eleanor More, IL
year,; Msnola --ore, years; Emus NJ. APP
pleby 10 years; Anna N. APpleby, Z years Q
Sarah Ann Rice. 10 years months; Jennie @.
Rice, years months; Nary Ann Hawkins
year months; Martha ". Leofeld. 8 yesrs
II months; Mary Muris, IL years months :
Florence Muria, II years months; Maud NJ.
Mason. yezrs: Gertrude G. Mason. g years.
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MARRIAGES.

GoRHAM-RAWSoN-In Copperopolis, Cal.
June 20. 1906. by the Rev ira e. Hambleton
Frank +. Gorham Of Copperopolis and Fleet.
NJ Rawson Of San Francisco
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PROPERTY WANTED.

long lease with option OF pur-
chase lot about 30, 900 square feet between
Sixth and Seventeenth sts., near s. p. II. r. ;
lessee will erect building. Lock box 3o7, San
Francisco pOstoffce.
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SEWING slACHINEs.

WHITE Sewing Machine Co, new location Van
Ness and Market. S. F. Buy the White best
machine or earth; special prices to refugees
Oakland Office, 40 Eleventh st.
AA-Singer and Wheeler Wilson sewing ma
chine store for shopping district. 1887 Steiner;
and d-band machines; rented. repaired,
NATIONAL Automatic. White Singer, other
makes rented, repaired. etc. /. g. COHEN'S 8
SONS, phone West 6T61, 1916 o'Farrell st.
NEW Home sewing machine ready for business;
new store. 1863 Pine St, near Van Ness @.
&. BARRIE. retailer.
AFTER June l Domestic S. N. Co.. 1868 O'Far-
rell ST.. near Fillmore; mail orders Will have
attention.
SINGER and Wheeler Wilson; formerly 23l sut-
ter. now BHsh and Van Ness: tel. Emerg 30l
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
FRENCH Savings Bank, corner Montgomery and
Market streets. San ancisco.-Dividend no
tice-For the half-year ending June 30 1906
dividends upon ali deposits at the rate of
three and 0ne-h2f per cent, free of taxes
viii be payable on and after July l, 1905.
G. CARPY, President.
I. BoCQUERAZ. vice President
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.

GREEN co. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-Ofef choice sites
70 honieseekers monthly installmcnts; all
purchasers are requested 10 communicate at
ancce with company at above address
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IQ5 LOTS SOLD
SINCE THE FIRE.
UmTE

10 let-Wiu put ~ temporary buildings. \. side
OF Fulton, 100 E. OF Polk, l2oU20; W. side
Of Seventh ST., $50 \. OF Folsom, 4Txl65.
". side OF Third St. 50 S. OF Harrison.
SOK12o; ". side OF Third St, 90 $ Of Perry
25x7b; s. side of Harrison, IS ". Of Third,
S0El20; ten Po-ary building on r line Of Polk
between Clay and Washington. GEORGE &.
FRINK. 2626 Vallejo St, til $50 Z. n. and
sitter G ?. n.
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MONEY loaned on furniture without removal:
contracts, insurance policies. estates In pro-
bate, second mortgages salaries and other
securities all applications absolutely conhdeIl-
tial. Empire Loan and Investment Co., room
3. 1905 oFarrell st.; formerly at 612 Par
rott bldg.
loan office, formerly COZ Kearny.
now at l340 Fillmore, open for business.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-11
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP co.
"CH ESAPEAKE LINE.o


ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERS .Au-
GUSTA" AN ID ATLANTA"
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. Va
O steamers leave Baltimore daily texcept
Sunuayl at o:SO p. M, and arrive Old Point
OomIorG at a. m. and Norfolk at Tbs a M
wnere connection is made with he Rail Lines
Tor All points South aud Southwest.
"YORK RIVER LINEo
ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMERs"RAI
TINORE" AND "CHARLOTTE."
For West Point and Richmond. Va.
steamers leave Baltimore daily {ex SENT spn-
day) at p M, and arrive West Point at ran
a. m. ana Richmond at 9:25 q. m.
steamers leaving baltimore on Mondavs
wednesdays and Fridays. and leaving West
foint on Tuesday, Thursday and Safrrdsvs
call az gloucester Point, Clements and Al
mona ana steamers leaving Baltimore ON
tuesdays. Thursdays. and Saturdsys and
mest foint On Mondays, WeduesdaVs snd
friuays. call at Yorktown and CLAW RANK
weather permittingJ. "S Da"A
STEAMS RS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
Fl ERS Is AND 10 LIGHT ST WHARE
through tickets to all points NAV hs a.
cured. baggage checked and staferoorne 70
served from the CITY Ticket Offices iia r. Rsi
n y ST.. ARTHUR w. ROBSON. agent Ia7
y; bastimore st.. or the General Offices s:sl
kEU BEN FOSTER Ell Curo,,
m Senerai Manager. Gen Passenger gant
IL. McDANNEL. Asst GENT Pass. Agent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-11
"A.S tho Nri..u.-


John Burns, the English radical and
retormer and prominent member of
King Edwards cabinet, was, during
an election meeting. Intercepted by a
sturdy voter who wanted to know 1ust
what John Burns. the cabinet minister
at high pay. did with the enormous in
crease OF wages over the workman's
modest wage. The new cabinet officer
was equal to the occasion.
How do you spend It, John?" roared
the elector.
ASK the missus," said the honest.
self reliant John. and the crowd roared
out its applause. No room there for
the microbe OF divorce to get foothoId.
NO focus for the stegomyia OF distruss
and incompatibillty.
ASK the missus'' Is a whole library
OF marital wisdom. IL n mans wife
knows where his money goes. IL Is. In
one thousand minus one case. spent for
the best interests of the household
The man that can look his brother
squarely In the face and say, ASK the
missus, is no spendthrift. no bogus
nigh roller, no gambler. no cheat ASK
the missus." and her happy, hopeful.
trustful. contented face will be answer
enough OF the faith she holds in the
man who trusts and loves her.
ASK the missus'' would put divorce
lawyers out OF business. ASK the mis-
sus" would keep the worthless foreign
nooiemen of the American grass.
ASK the missus" would build homes
such only as the founders or the nation
knew.
Men OF America, take the cue from
John Burns. Make II possible to say
to every inquirer as to where the mon
ey goes, Ask the mlssus. louisville
Herald
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-11
wanted "A Big Tin.

Chevrolet, the automobiles, was talk
Ing at Ormond about American rail-
ways. Your railways are superb" he
said. Abroad we have nothing like
them. In speed, In comfort, In luxury
American railways lead the world.
But the expense! On my way down
10 Florida said to the porter as the
time drew near for us to part, Porter.
you have been very attentive, and
want to give you something. but have
no change Then I took $50 bill
from my wallet. Can you change this
Tor mer asked. Certainly, SIR the
porter answered. pulling out large
roll of money. How will you have It,
sirf In fivesg"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-05-11
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG q
POTOMAC r. r.

Schedule in effect Apri7 15th, 1906.
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG NoRrHw.pn
10 q. m; daily. Stops on signal at occoou.n
snndays only. Stops at Alexandria 70
:, discharge passengers ="
3 II a. m. daily. Stops az Alexandria
10 80 q. m. daily Stops on signal ar 1.,
brooke, Aqua, Wide Water Reid 0nan
uco. Cnerry Hill. Freestone NeeIev ~.
Soquan, Lorton. Accotink Franconis
, 90 seminary and Alexandria.
e m: aaiiy except Sunday. Stops at
AZ 2. an. daily. Stops at Brooke w,d.
N ox wster, 0uantico and Alexandria.
~ W y m. daiiy. stops at Ale xandrsa Sion.
ON signal at OccoQ1an Sunday only f'
-, Accsommooation train from Richmond ar
riVes o'zs y. m. daily except Sunday.
LEAVE FREDERICKSBURG sourHw.pn
% .. M. daily except Sunday. Ricbmond
a, accommodation. Makes all local stor.
"a y. N. daily. Atlantic Coast Lime trsin
stops on signal at Wide Water Summit
S sn,, " oodsiane. Penola, RutheryIen.
only; at Alexandria, Brooke. MiIforS
O 40 Doswsti and Ashland daily.
a. ~ stops on signal. 'o'~1
IL ~ p. IN. daily ,Seaboard Airline train. Sons
osvse, nSl al Lorton and OccoQuan SUN
< 90 Hco' Milford, boswell and Ashland.
:" y. IN. daiIy "A. Z. l.. train. Stops at AIaY-
a % anoria, boswell and Ashland.
o 90 90 p M. daily, makes local stops on signal.
W =. ~. uaiIy, =. A. l.. train. Stops at Aiex-
annria, boswell aud Ashland
NOTE:-Time OF arrivals M nd densrtnres sra
CONNEXIONS not guaranteed.
w e. G. COX, Agent.
luke. q. w. CULP W.P. TAYLOR
Asst To freAt. GeDl. supt. Traf. Mgr.