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strange POISON Case.

PARIS, December 21.--Fernand Lee
borrc, an understood dull-looklnS, ugly
and suffering youth of twenty. just
tried at Blois for having poisoned a
chemist, NJ Blanc, who employed him
as an assistant confessed his crime In
May last the day after his arrest. lie
seems to have been soured and more or
less mentally weak from early child
hood. Apprenticed to M. Blanc, he be-
gan soon to hate his employer covertly
for no clear reason.
He said at the trial that NJ. Blanc
tortured him. but could give no instance
of bad treatment beyond his employers
always finding fault with him." Flo
quoted long list of his grievances, all
trivial. Flo seems to have brooded long
over his imaginary sufferings. and to
have deliberately mado UP his mind to
poison his master.
The latter's widow gave dramatic
story OF her husbands death. All three
were at luncheon. my husband was
in perfect health. I noticed that the
bottle of vichy had been moved. My
husband alone drank the water. After
swallowing a glass he said: 1T is very
bitter; 1t tastes almost like strychnine.
II tasted the water and said: Yes,
It Is bitter and handed the glass to
Leborre. He pretended to taste 1t. and
said also, quite calmly, 1T is indeed
bitter
"a customer arrived then. and my
husband went into the shop, saying:
Tt Is curious how that bitter taste re-
mains. He remained away about ten
minutes. Suddenly I heard an awful
cry: TIelene Helene! / am very I'LL
i rushed In. Il am poisoned lie went
on. 4 have cramp. dizziness. contrac-
ton Of the muscles: am very bad
81 called to Leborre to fetch doc
tor. He went, but came back alone.
saying to the doctor. could not come
tell him that NJ. Blanc was poisoned?
Go and bring him.
when the doctor came my husband
was already paralyzed and could hardly
speak I suspected Leborre. You
murderer said to him: 1T is you who
have put something in the water. Tell
us what 1t was. SO that we may know
the antidote.'
"T did nothing was all that he an
swered. He had no remorse. My hus-
band was murmuring to the doctor,
Save me; try to save me- He was fond
OF life. We loved ono another and we
were happy. After moment he be-
came livid We tried to put him on the
bed. When we touched him we gave
him such pain that he struggled and
fell on the floor. It was all over and
he was dead"
The next day Leborre was seen
throwing away glass bottle. Tt had
contained the strychnine which he had
put into the unfortunate NJ. Blanc's
vichy water. He was arrested, and
soon confessed his crime. At the trial
he showed no remorse, only preserving
an humble demeanor. He said that he
was weak-minded and not at all in
telliEent". during his examination by
the judge, but seems Intelligent enough,
TO act up to the medical experts certi-
ficate pronouncinS him degenerate.
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German Count. NIistortunc,.
Gable to the Central News and The
m ~. ~ rnns. llsna CHI / ----.-- -.

L ElGCTaI CtlDIt HNCeNtTWT .NVVS 7
Times Dispatch.1
+ BERLIN, December 2I.--founs Count
Erasmus Eruch. one OF the old nobility
and heir to great estates, who mar
rled n lnun(lrasss pretty daughter last
year, and in consequence was declared
Insane by his family, is again In trout
bic. The count ESCAPED from the asN-
.lum and went to Bavaria, whore the
doctors pronounced him sane, and tho
law protected him. The other day he
thoughtlcssly Went to Frankfort TO
visit q lawyer. The police discovered
him and recapturcd him. Now he is
back In the asylum, Meanwhile the
marriage has been declared invalid.
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.rolsoning Charges.
Especial Cable to the Central News and The


Times-Dispatch.1
PARIS, December 2l.-A woman
named Peillon and her husband. who
st. Etienne. have been arrested on the
terrible charge OF having poisoned the
woman's two little children by her
first husband. The circumstances un-
der which the childyen died the other
week, and the mysterious manner in
which the mother treated them. fur
nished overwhelming evidence against
her. The little victims. who were in
the charge OF a young shepherdess,
were seized with violent vomiting DUR
Ing the night. At daybreak the moth
err, without troubling about the chill
dren, went to milk the cows. When
she returned the elder Of the two was
seized with terrible commissions. Tho
mother took a bowl of water, icy cold.
and threw 1t over the little sufferer.
who Immediately expired. The second
child died almost Immediately after
wards.
a morev serious crime is now being
laid to the woman's charge. Her
brother was convicted last year OF poi
soninE their father. His sister. Nine.
Petllon. was the principal witness
against him, and though he all aloag
protested his Innocence, the sisters
evidence was SO overwhelming that he
was sentenced to penal servitude for
life. 1t Is now thought that she ac-
cused her brother In order to save
herself. Her first husband died In a
most unaccountable way. and there is
IA strong surmise that this also was a
case of poisoning.
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Changed ways.
Especial cnbld to tho Central News and Tho
Time a. Disoatch.l

Especial Cable to tho Central News and The
Times Dspatch,l d
LONDON December 21.--A bazaar'
held IN tho Fine Arts Institute, 1las-
gov. the other day Is eloquent OF tho
profound changes oc the past sixty or
seventy years. The bnzaar was n
quite up-to-datc means OF raising funds
for such nm tlp-to-date institution as
the Cumbrae Unionist Association. And
this Ia the place OF which Prince Con-
sort wrote in tolerant glee to his
friend Stern on his first trip by sea to
Scotland:
1--WE have passed Cnmbrac, where
the parson prays, God bless the islands
OF Great Cumbrae and Little Cumbrae.
and the neighboring islands OF Great
Britain and Ireland"
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Curious Duma. Story.
pecial Gable to the Central News and The
Timex DiSnatchl ...-..-

Especial Gable TO the Central News and The
Timex Dispatch.J
PARIS, December 21.-The anniyer-
sary of the death OF Dumas fills has
just brought to light a curious story
showing that a Spanish lady, sup
posed to be the real heroine OF the
romance of "A1anon." Is taking a par
ticular interest In the tomb OF another
heroine OF romance, Alphonsine Plessis.
who inspired Dumas with his idea Of
Marguerite Gautier" in the Dame aux
Camelias."
Madame Nlargarita * is we'll
known member OF the Spanish colony
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Student Killed In n Duel.


Times Dispatch.1
BERLIN, December 21.-The public
prosecutor addressed some memorable
words the other day at tho Halle AS
sizes at the close OF the trial OF a
student who had killed another In a
assembled he said: II warn you young
men to select the members OF your
courts of honor more judiciously
Choose experienced. matured men, and
above all. do leave the damned pis-
tolls alone.'
This is significant OF the reaction
which is setting in against the coun-
tenanced practice OF dueling.
The student was sentenced to two
years In q fortress.
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THp Times AroIr RICHMOND SUNDAY DEoEBEr 2 1891

curious libel case. which Will be tried
before n Jury III Vienna. The case
arose out OF the Imprisonment come
time ago OF a number OF Rutheiiian
students charged with dlsordcrly coi-
Polish Galicia. These students, as IL
protest against their long preliminary
detention, declared what IL called a.
hunger strika": that IS, refused to
take any food until their demands wore
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Joke with n Trngic Ending.
[sreelal cable to ,he cen.ral News aaa nj

: ISTtCIaI- CabIc 10 TIC CentraI NeWS aud Tho
Times Dispatch.l
PARIS. December 21.--A soldiers
practical joke ended in terrible
tragedy at Rueil Barracks the other
evening. After their supper tho sol
diers OF the Second Battery OF the
Tenth Artillery went to bed.
Charles Lelievrc, who had been max
Ing cartridges during the afternoon,
had determined to brighten the young
recruits by playing Joke upon them.
He slipped what he thought to be a
blank cartridge into a carbIne and, un-
perceived by the others. pulled the
trigger. The light went out, and for
n second there was a dead silence. fol-
lowed by n roar of laughter. But when
the light was rclighted a recruit who
had been sitting sewing buttons on
his tunic was discovered lfeless. IT
was Julien Vernon. the other mans
bosom friend.
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Lost Title.

[ Special Cable to the Central News and The
Times Dlspatch.l
ROME. December 21.-About fifty
years ago the then Prince Della Pes
cara married a girl OF extremely hum-
BILE birth and Immediately afterwards
declared before tile tribunal that he
had had son by her before the we'd
ding. The boy was at once recognized
as legitimate. Subsequently the prince
died, and his son inherited the title
and his fathers fortune, estimated at
s3.50o.000. Some time after her hus-
bands death the princes widow mar
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German BIuckmaiI. story.

:" f' SHDo 70 e1le Ns'1tTstI NEWS HIlu Inc
Ttmes-Dispatch.l
BERLIN. December 21.-Thc police
are inquiring into what is believed to
be an attempt to levy blackmail on
a millionaire named Belt, who owns
property at Frankfort the Main.
The millionaire received n letter In
forming him that he had to deposit
in bush near Observation-Disclosures a
sum of $4,000. IF you do not deposit
this sum-" the letter runs. 1--WE are
lost, and your days are also number
ed. Therefore do what we request
The letter purported to be signed
by two army officers of noble birth.
The millionaire Informed the police
who went to the spot indicated and
arrested several persons, who, how
ever. We're released.
Policemen are now watching the
milltonaire's villa.
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,lme. lola nobbcd In I,omc,

.[slectal Cablc to the Central News ana Tl!e
i'gs Times Dlspatch,l
K TARIS. December 2l.--Mme, Nola, the
widow OF the famous novelist, has been
the victim of ntrobbery In the hotel in
Rome whore she WAS staying. Among
the articles stolen We're three of ines
stimahle value in her eyes. They We're
IA tortoise-shell comb, q gold pencil
ease and penknire marked With
fI;mile Nola's initials, which had heen
5prssc;ltad u hin, H}sl
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ried again, after which his relatives
appealed to tho courts. alleging that
the present prince IL rot Che son OF
his reputed mother. This has been
proved to be the case. and thus Prince
Della PcscHra loses his title, and his
fathers relatives are now pursuing
tlieit' case with the object OF dcpriv-
ling him also Of his fortune.
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AesOp Ecllpxe,l.

Especial Cable to the Central News ana The
~ -, Times Dispatch,l
!, & LONDON, December 2l.-rhe born
liar. imnortalized by Addison In the
"Spe ctator" under the g,lise Of can
Historian" admitted his failing. Other
artists In. the same direction leave
their readers to draw differences, con-
tent with bare recital. such as The
following from an Indian paper.
My son was working In tic garden
when a viper glidcd past him. 4 good
shot with a stone out open. the reptile,
restoring to freedom a frog,
which hopped out of Its prison lnlurt., =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

VIENNA. ID December a1,-The Mayor
OF kolked, q Hungarian Village, has
acted as arhitrator In II dispute about
tho value of n bride.
1t is thercustom IN THE district for
the bridegroom to pay a sum OF money
to the brides parents. and In the case
In dispute the parties could not agree
cattle dealer was called i'm, ana after
inspecting the bride, no declared that
she was worth ~ cents Il pound, and
that Keotyoes. the bridegroom. who
was a Well-tO-dO peasant, must nay
at that price The verdict was ac-
cepted by both parties, and the bride
was weighed and found to scale at
elghty-siX pounds.
lSeotyoes paid the required sum AM!
the wedding ceremony was performed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
IS

Our stock is now complete and
ready for your inspection.
Our Cakes are made OF the
very best materials, properly
mixed and perfectly baked. We
invite you to sample them. This
is the variety: Fruit Cake, Raisin
Cake, Pound Cake, Citron Cake,
Almond Cake, White Cake, Wine
Cake, Angle Food, Layer Cakes
OF all kinds.
Our Candies are all pure and
wholesome.
We especially invite you to try
our fancy assortment Of Choco-
lates at 4oc per pound. 1t is the
6oc grade at other times.
We are ovcrstocked on Candy
Boxes, and will furnish Fancy
Foxes free with all Candies at
csc per pound and over.
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Studcnts' "IIunEer" Strike,
Especial Gable to the Central News ana This
M Times Dispatch. S
NIl3NNA, December 21,---M. Sienkie-
Wicl,sthe author OF quo Nalls,"sis
SHORTLY IN appsAli as, adefe pua IN y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Mr.. Herbert bruce, the defendant in
the amazing perjury case now being
heard here in London, has one OF the
most valuable collections OF butterflies
in the country. He has refused the
offer of an enormous sum, running into
many thousands OF pounds, for 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

Lord Dudley, who is to be congratu-
lated on double suspicious event, now
finds himself the father OF as many
children as his father, the first Earl,
died possessed of. more than twenty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

The Amcricanizing of the shircs.'' as
the Invasion during the present season
of several famous English hunting GEN.
tres by wealthy citizens OF the United
States has been described. is not at all
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

The five brothers of the present Earl
include tho Kings equerry, three SOL
diers who saw service In South Africa,
and sailor man. Their only sister,
Lady Edith, became, some twelve years
ago, Lady Wolverton. Lord Dudley
has been a year longer provided with
n son and heir. who has now three
brothers and three sisters.
The Washington times., 1907-05-23
Trustees Sale.

THOS. j. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded in
Liber No. DOB at foIics 1f2 ct sea. one Of
the Land Records of the District Of Column
bia. and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned surviving trustee
viii sell at public auction IN front Of the
premises on THURSDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF JUNE. 1907. AT 4 O'CLOCK, p. NJ,
those certain pieces OF parcels OF land and
the improvements thereon situate IN the city
OF Washington. District OF Columbia. and
known and distinguished as lots numbered
eleven Old twelve C2). and thirteen ODD in
William l. Bramhalrs Subdivision Of original
lots numbered one Cd and two 90 in Square
numbered Ten Hundred and Thrty-four OJ3D
per plat recorded in the Office OF the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia in Liber
W B. n. folio 12l-
Terms Of Sale. All cash, a deposit Of 10000
viii be required at time Of sale. Terms TO
be complied with within fifteen days other
wise the trustee reserves the right TO sell at
cost Of dcfaultinE purchaser. cOnveyancing
and recording a purchasers cost.
JAMES + PADGETT.
my23-2s-31- iu5-4t Surviving Trustee.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

N. B.-FoIlowinS schedule agures PUBLISH,
only as information. and are not guaranteed
200 A. M--Danvile and way starioDs
$50 A M--HarriHOnburg AID way station.
900 A. M--Sleepers and coaches 10 AtIsnr,,
and New orleans Dining Car
'1l:O0 A M--Sleepers and coaches IN g.
lUmhia. Savannah. and Jacksonviue D1nin-
car.
~4:0i P M--AaTT!sonburg and way stations
'4:55 p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Warrenton an
way stations.
'G15 p. II. -Sleepers and coaches 10 At
lanta and Columbus. Ca. sunset Roi1fs
Tourist l4esper % san Francisco trt-yye,t-f,-
$50 p M--Sleepers and coaches 10 CO.
lotte. Columbia. and Augusta DINING -
Job P M-SleepcTs and coaches go
Lynchburg and BRISTOL 70 Chattanooga Men
phis. and New Orleans Dining Car
ii 90 =. M.-New York and New Orlean,
Limited. Solid Pullman 10 AshevllIe A.
lanta, birmingham, ana New Orleans; Din
ing car CluD and Observation cara
Note-@Daily- TWeek days
C Il ACKERT ) h HARDNTCre
V l.. a. q. NJ = ~
W II TAXLOE. G-P-A- L S. BROWN q
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SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAIL WAY
Ticket Office 1927 Penna Ave

NOTICE-FoIlowing schedule not euaro,.a.f
For Raleigh. Wilmington. Columbia 81
vannah, Jacksonville. Tampa Atlanta. Bir-
mingham Memphis. and New Orleans
9;O5 a. m daiIy.-Seaboard Mail. THROUGH
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 SavannsL
and Jacksonville Through sleepers VVashIng-
ton TO Hamlet and Hamlet 10 AfIan+a -
Birmingham. Dining cars
6.25 p m daily.-Seaboard Express. SOLID
train with coaches and Pullman sleepers 10
Savannah Jacksonville and Tampa Throurb
Sleeper to Atlanta, Birmingham. and Mem
phis- Dining cars. r. H STANsFII ne
tTict Passenger Agent rnvie-fs
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DIR, FISK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases.
chronic and acute Both sexes All conSulta-
lions confidential MeG.cinS furnished Prlcrn
moderate HOGrs. 10 i. 70 g. to q
Rooms. IZSS PeHnsy lyania ave. NV Phone
81 1873
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Wall Paper.

pAPERHANGING-Qu work. good work;
lowest prices. MANDERS & co. Basement
Store. 934 Z 81. NV. Let US estimate against
abe other fellow. my22-3t
WIN. Y. MAHONET. the man that made
paperhangiug famous. reliable. prompt. cheap:
legal guarantee covers all our work Send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store, coz Pennsylvania ave Sc: telephone
East 14-F. OF following agencies: De Maine
& Co., 1901 NJ st. NV. EdlavitChs store
Bowie, Nd; 10 Monroe ST, Anacostia; New
cOmbes drug store, Congress Heights: COZ
New York ave. NV: 1890 T. St Sc: Conawav's
store. Laurel Md. General Store. Glendale:
P0stofiiCc, Colonial Beach. Va; Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsville. Nd. Shaw's Store
TwininE City: Lloyd's store. Seabrool,e Ma I.
new agency just established. Luerssen's drug
store, BrOUkland. ruv1S-7r
ROOMS PAPERED. S1-75 up: house painting.
lowest prices CHAS. A CARLISLE. S33 Stu
81. NV. Phone Main 6557. uiy5-S0t
WALL PAPER. SC a piece. borders 10 a
yard; no remnants; no job lots; all new
up-to-date goods: phone or write FOR sam
pies. JOHN r. MAHONEY. 3l3 Pennsylvauia
ave. Sc Phone East $50
q YEARS AT THE BUSINESS
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you lot and write small ad why Operate estate your account?
Auction Sales.

AUCTION SALE OF 30 SHARES OF PRE-
FERRED STOCK OF THE RED DRAGON
SELTZER COMPANY
Whereas. default having been made IN the
payment Of the debt evidenced By a certain
promissory note bearing date on the Sth day
Of February. 1906. and secured by the assign
ment 70 me OF three certificates Of the pre-
Ferred capital stock Of the Red Dragon Settler
Company, numbered respectively ~, 140 and
l42. each for 10 shares. Of the par value OF
500 per share /. the undersigned. the payee.
owner and holder OF said note and collateral
security. by virtue Of the authority vested
in me By said assignment, VIII sell said GER
thcates at public auction, at the Office OF
THOS. J. OWEN & son, 1881 g street north
west Washington. ID. g. on Friday. May "a
1907. at ! O'Clock. y. m.
LORENA S. WILSON.
owner and Holder OF said Note.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON.
ny22-2t Auctioneers.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE
on WEDNESDAY. MAY %. auction sale OF
household and kitchen furniture. These In
clude an old mahogany davenport and bureau.
tl3 South st. Asaph St, Alexandria. Va.
my22-3t
The Washington times., 1907-05-23
NOn-1ediCal Healing.

THE JUNOD METHOD OF enforced circuIa-
ton is the only rational method Of curing
the maladies Of mankind that are without
relief The medical profession OF Europe are
in the treatment Of the desperate as well as
the more mild ailments that have previously
baffled their skill More particulars in sun
days Times. No charge for consultation.
PROF. II. y. d. PARKER.
1924 New York ave
Hours 10 20 I and 20 g.
Sundays and Holidays 10 10 l.
Consultation and treatment at your homes
when desired. rny23-7r
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For Exchange.

TWO NEW brick houses six rooms: bath
cellar; furnace heat. bay windows. newly
papereds located I'm Northeast. VIII exchange
OWNER. l10l r ST ne MOI %
The Washington times., 1907-05-23

FOR SALE-Cheapest house in city: new
bricR' seven large rooms and bath: tiled
bath and vestibule: fine cabinet nantels:
hot water heat: front and back porches:
side and rear allies; concrete cellar. lot
lSxl50; price $500; easy terms or will trade
for lots Apply II. BURN, owner. 1853
Oates 81. ne, former11 o St my22-st
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DO you LOVE HEAITu7

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the blood. tones the system. repienishes the Sc
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las 9Th 81 nv. l-30t
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Wanred-noney.

WANTED-To borrow $500: viii give $3.50 for
5 months; secured by chattel mortgage and
life insurance and Government salary. sd
dress BOX 359 Times office. my22-3t
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Carolina ave. and the Beach. near
piers and attractions: large. sunny rooms
private baths; elevator; sun parlor. CAPACITY
40 Table and service superior Special
spring terms BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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RALIlMORE & OHlO Il. Il.

BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
LEAVE sIAL5ON' New Jersey ave. ana -
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the Odd Hour.
10 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. FAD sT., NEW YORK
200 am-2iner. Pullman Parior.
te7Oo a-m.-Buffst. Parlor. 8 Hr Train
s"9 90 a-m--Diner End Pullman Parlor Ca,
t-1:e a.m--Diner and Pullman PRrlor Co.
y 90 p-m--DiDer AID Pullman 2arlor ca
=; 20 p. m--Royal limited. All Pullman
ft:Oo p-m--CoBChes 70 PHILADELPHIA
- 800 p-m--Diner and Pullman ParIuE
800 p.m.-COsches 20 PbiladelphlA
'u-SJ > m--Sleeper2-
1851 0-m.-Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. t7.Uo. 's:oo. trNs
Il 90, s3.eQ =. m- -
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 500 a m In,
noon, AS, 500 pm. Sun. $50 an, So IA
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
TO BALTIMORE.
oz:57 1900 t6.So '7o0 = 10 tS.OO. fs.Sn. so.ss
IS So 1000, 'l1.o 8. m. 1890 noon fI2.05
400. Ill, Tz.oo. '2:Oo, 1870. ''3:S6 f4:00.
ts:S. 800. fo:S $50, T6.O0. $50 f7-G0 $500
1880 30 90. '1o:55. IL so. 81: IS D. no
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. 500 a. m. i.e2 s5.2O d :,
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and IOTrrs-
VILE. 'S:90 a. m. '4:o5 p. m. 1870 night
1880 night
CLEVELAND. $500 a. m. sg.Io .. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p. N.
WHEELING. 500 a. m, IS 30 D. m
FREDERICK. ISIS. "'S-l5 a. m, Ella
t4.05. t5-35 . M
HAGERSTOwN. ts-s5 a m. $500 D. m
DAILY. Except sunday. s.Sundav o,iv
TELEPHONES at all OF the following TIcts,
Onces: l&lE . st. Main 1881: SIS Pennsylvania
Ave. Main 27S; Station, New JERSEY ava
and G 81. Ticket Office. East eS7: Ipsorrnafio-
Bureau. East IA nhIs-ff
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FOR SALE-Most convenient and attractive
Groom house n the BlOOmingdale section:
built after the owners exclusive ideas large
yard. see II before purchasing For permis-
my15-tf
s., 500 FOR ONE OF the prettiest little homes
southeast; near % and r SITS. pleasant
rooms and fine cellar: porcelain bath: in per-
feet repair. COLLINS-GUERRY Coz 62I
18th ST. NV. mye2-3t
FOR SALE-NO reasonable offer refused for
good house on Riggs place. between 18th
ana 18th SITS. nv. Rented at $50 per month
GRACE III. THOMAS, Corcoran building
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