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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27
Spring Suggestions
From the Shops

MONG the new spring suitings the
~ plaids and stripes are most promi-
4 4 nent; but they are entirely different
from the plaids and stripes of last season
The new designs are very large in effect
No checks are shown, except those SO large
as to be practically piaids. The plaids
are very open and in light colors. many on
white grounds. Others are In grays and
tans, pale green, with tan, red and tan
or red and white, etc. Yellow and tan is
another favorite combination, the yellow
rather vivid in the smaller lines on a tan
ground. All the black and white effects
are most popular. The striped designs
are not SO open as the plaids, many OF
them being what are called invisible
stripes The stripes themselves are quite
broad, but the colors are not wildly con-
trasting In many cases they are of the
same color, in slightly varying shades.
X
Cushions meant for drawing room use
are made Of handsome dull finished silk,
velvet or satin. and covered with net
work of gold braid put on in diamonds. In
each diamond there Is a basket filled
with flowers, a bouquet bunch Of fruit
or simpler decoration done In ribbon
work The designs are sometimes put
on alternately, a stif bouquet Of vari-col-
ored flowers alternating with basket filled
with similar blossoms. The bouquets are
usually tied with a gold cord which ex-
tends to one of the diamond corners. The
cushions are finished with a ribbon work
or small ball fringe and sometimes also
with a rufie of gold lace.
X X
Among the new blouses are some most
charming ones in crepe de chine. in both
dull and satin finish. Simplicity and per-
lection are their charm, for they are not at
all elaborate in design or in ornamental
ton. They are entirely unlined and have
shallow square Jokes of Irish lace. The
lace is laid in small tucks at the top. The
sleeves are of three-quarter length. ending
in a shallow cuff of the Irish. on either side
of which are three ruff1es of Valenciennes.
The pale gray waists of this sort are par
ticularly exquisite.
New cotton blouses are shown in very
odd designs. They are Of the tailor-made
order, with long sleeves and made of
medium-weight linen. One such waist was
laid in box pleats and buttoned in front,
with a broad plain piece between the two
central box plaits. Just below the bust
line funny little waistcOat was set in be-
tween these two box pleats. this waist
coast being embroidered. There was no
and collar being of plain stiff linen. The
waist is designed to wear with a tailored
coat, which Is not to be removed. The i'm
preston of shirt waist and over waist
coat Is thus produced without the trouble
of wearing both garments. Another waist
of somewhat similar cut and also of heavy
linen had . simulated waistcoast embroid-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27
Keep Your Face to the Sunlight.
From Success Magazine.

FrOm SUCCESS Md8HZIues
know an old man who has had great
deal of trouble and many losses and mis-
fortunes; but he started out In life with a
firm determination to extract just as much
real enjoyment from 1t, as he went along,
as possible-not in dissipation, but In
wholesome recreation and fun. He has al
ways tried to see the humorous side Of
things. the bright side. and the duty Of
happiness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

Taffeta combines we'll with almost any
material, and, in fact, ofteL is far more
effective when combined than when made
up by itself 1t might be thought that 1t
would be too heavy in weight to put with
fine net chiffon being much closer woven,
but the experiment has been tried and
proved satisfactory. One of the favorite
effects in trimming at the moment is the
band of plain or embroidered material
around the foot of the skirt, and this af-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

Schmidt say, Helm, the doctor says !
have got softening of the BRAIN
Hein-''Well. why don't you take some &C.
ment ?"-Simplicissimus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

novelty materials must not be omitted from
the list and the taffeta, combined with net
or used as trimming on wolfe or CLOTH proves
immensely effective and satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-27

'OW that the exodus to the south
Is as we'll established a custom in
this country as the trip to the
Riviera is in Europe, an added in
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24

There was a little too much excitement
in the air yesterday to admit Of much
business on the Washington stock Ex-
change.
What with the nervous condition Of the
New York market, the run on the trust
company in that city, and the troubles
incident 10 the Westinghouse company, IN
Pittsburg, Washington financiers were
watching things outside rather than Civ
ing attention 20 matters al home which
are known 70 be in the best Of condition.
The transactions We're $1,000 in bonds
and 151 shares OF stock
The transactions IN bonds was not as
large as the record seems to show, as
one block Of $500. offered at IL. was
taken by the broker himself TO save the
bid. All the other sales were below that
figure. and most OF the sales were to the
same broker, who bid in his Own offer
ing.
MeFgenthaIer Loses Four Points,
MerganthaIer suffered a substantial de
cline. the sales at 21 being four points
below the bid price Of the previous day.
q 4at0 y eG ANE ~ Ailaullll ~ A44N 40WNA a4l~
IatiOns on the stock in Boston and New
York Trading other than in the bonds
was small and in all cases except Mer-
ganthaler the prices We're practically un-
changed. Mitchell Mining. indeed stlhened
up a bit on one small sale, and none Of
the stock was 20 be had al prices less
than seven-eighths-
Il was a matter Of great satisfaction
yesterday among brokers that In all the
troubles that have come TO other financial
centers. no one has been affected in
Washington. So far as known. not one
person has been severely hit by the
Heinze failure. the KnickSrbOcker sus-
pension, or the plunging Of the Westing-
house company into a Teceivership-
The Washington banks are all in eX-
cellent condition, none Of them are cali
ing loans. beyond what the real exigen-
cles Of safe banking make necessary, all
are extending accommodations about the
same that they have been, and financial
Washington is unruffled by the storms
that have broken elsewhere. Real estate
business Is fairly active. and all the
operations Of the city are moving fo--
ward just as they have been doing for
months past.
Local Securities Strong.
The local securities are holding their
own remarkably well. in the face OF lit
tie trading There is no disposition mani
fest 10 unload stocks. and even those
Washingtonians who have invested some
what heavily In stocks in New York are
able TO protect their long stock and are
weathering the storm. Most Of them viii
probably pull out with q whole skin
| The strength Of the situation here was
I remarked upon with satisfaction yester-
day by hundreds OF men. and nobody ex-
/ poets TO be different, no matter what
! happens elsewhere.
/ Last night there was even better
| feeling among the officials Of the Treas
ury Department over the situation in
/ New York While Comptroller Ridgely
and others remained At their desks until
/ a late hour in the evening, il was rather
/ 10 catch up with interrupted business
/ than because Of any acute anxiety over
/ the financial situation.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-foliowiug schedule figures published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
%. 20 a, m.-Danville and way stations.
= 05 a. m.-Hsrns0nburg and way stations.
go a. m--Sleepers and coaches 90 Atlanta and
New Orleans. Sleeper 70 Columbus Ga. Dining taS,
% a. m--Sleepgrs and coaches % Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
fi0l D. m--Hauis1ubuTg and way stations
80 J.. m.-ChaTl0ttcsyllie NauutoB. and WaJ
stations.
-6-l5 D. m--SlegUers and coaches % Atlanta. sun
set Route Tourist Sleeper 10 San Francisco tn
weekly
so D. m.-Sespers and coaches 10 Charlotte,
Columbia, and Augusta. Dining Car
'l0.B p, m,-S!-efer5 and COACHES tyia LyuchtJrE
aud BRISTOL % Chattanooga. Memphis, and New
Orleans. Dining Car.
'IIo b. New YORK and Nes Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman % Asbeyille Atlanta. Birmingham,
aud New Orleans. Club and Observation Car. Din
ing Car
Nctc-'Dlily. WEEK days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
I,35 sH5. and 3Uj H., 13j. SIS o-lj. u %. anc
ID 40 3 m. daily. Local trains iT1m HauIyJlJuTg
l--J p. m week days and % p. IN. daily from
Charlottesville. s.l6 a. IL. ualJ-
Frequent trains 10 and from BlvemOnt.
Ticket Offices l1j 18th 81. oil Pa ave. and Penn
syiyauil Station
g. ACkEKT 5. II. HARDWICK.
J. r. & Gfa. Mgr Pass. Tfaf. Mgr
". II. TAYLGE. q. l. a. L. 5. BROWN. q. A
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Oct 2.-CATTLE-Re Receipts. 8.e0. Mar.
ket lOc lower. Prime beeyes. 525a7.SO; poor to me
dium. 3s0a5l0; stockers and feeders 220a450: COWS
aud hefers, 2.5Oasl0 canners, I3Oa25o: Texans.
369ai5J; Westerns 325a5.S5
HOGS-Receipts, 22,Ooo Market l5c to 2jc lower.
Light. 56la63O: rough. 55Oa5-65; mixed. 5e9a6 g
heavy. 5.75a6.zl; pigs 425a5.50
SHEEP-Receipts, $1,000. Opened strong closed
&c 10 25c lower Native sheep, 2S5a5S 50; Western
sheep. 275a5.60; native lambs. 475a760; Western
lambs 475a7.60
New York oct. 23-CATTLE- Receipts. $40.
Market slow. Steers, lOal5c lower; bulls steady;
COWS. l0a25e lower; few cars unsold. Steers. AGA
655; oxen and stags 375a50O; bulls. 30Oa4s0; COWS,
l.20a3.s0
CALVES-Receipts 3 90 Good veals steady;
Others lower; grassers and Westerns steady. Yeals
5O0a9O: few choice s75: eulls. 4OOa45O: grassers,
360a350; Westerns. 3Gl35.0 Dressed calves slOW.
City-dreSsed veals sal4: dressed gasseTs. 617a718
e0untry-dressed calves 7al2h
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipfs. 1850. Steady
for both sheep and lambs. sheep. 3.5Oa55O; culls.
2oca30; lambs, 625a7.571z; culls, A3oa50O; common
lambs. 200.
HOGS Receipts. 7. go STEADY at e.9oa7l5.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, of Post & Flagg
The panic Of yesterday continued TO-
day, and money was extremely tight; in
fact. almost Unobtainable, even on call
The clearinghouse banks have done all
they could TO stem the situation and
have rendered substantial aid % the
Trust Company of America, which has
had a run on it all day They have
also loaned large sums on the stock ex-
change, but the calling Of loans has been
so extensive that the amount was hardly
sufficient TO 90 around, and many brokers
are left without their money. I advise
extreme caution in buying stocks, but
a crisis as acute as this must end be
fore long ] have never seen a more
serious state Of affairs than exists at
present. and predictions at such times
are useless"
G. Bowie CEipman. Of +. r. Chapman
& Co.-"The unsettled condition in the
banking situation caused further Iquida-
ton and the leaders broke. many OF them
making new low levels. 1t was then an
nouuced that the Pittsburg Exchange
had not opened for business. and that
trouble existed in the Westinghouse
group Of securities Under heavy selling
from PittsOurg. Westinghouse broke 39
points, and New York Air Brake and
General Electric broke Is points in sym
pathy. Shortly after / o'clock the sup
poJt which had been extended began 10
have its effect and the general list raj
lied slowly, and, while the afternoon was
feverish and irregular. there was a much
stronger tone than for several days. The
banks continue 10 gain money. Govern
ment aid was again extended, although
in what quarters and amounts was not
stated. Money made a further sensa-
tional advance to 20 per cent, although
at that time the City Bank and several
private banking houses We're renewing
and lending at per cent. With money
loaning at 100 per cent, and al the close
none OHStCd even at that rate, and in
the present alarming conditions confront
ing borrowers see no reason 70 change
the views expressed yesterday. If brokers
cannot borrow money, even on gilt
edged collateral. they will not carry
stocks for customers, and selling is la
BILE at any moment TO become urgent"
f. W Crew, of Henry CleWs & Co.
THE stock market had to Withstand
more body blows to-day than have been
witnessed for many years. Besides the
trouble with the trust companies. the
Westinghouse suspension is a serious af-
fair, owing to the magnitude OF its busi-
ness. The worst feature at present is
the money market. Owing 10 the with
drawal Of deposits from some of the city
institutions. the supply Of money is not
equal TO the demand
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. close here daily at
$50 p up TO October a. for dispatch by steamer
Empress Of China
Specially addressed mails for Japan, Korea. and
China. via Seattle close here daily at 80 p. m up
70 October "a fer dispatch by steamer Ak Maru.
Hawaii, Japan, Korea China, and Philippine Is
lands via san Francisco. close here daily at $50
=. m. up 70 October .. for dispatch by steamer
N.ll-E Alaru.
Hawaii. Guam. and Philippine Islands via San
Francisco close here daily az 30 p. m. up % Octo-
Der ST. for dispatch by United States transport.
Australia (excapt mails for West Australia New
Zealand Samoan Islands Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia via Vancouver, and Victoria. B. C.. close
here daily at $50 b. IN. up to November 8 for dis
patch by steamer Miowera-
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China, and Philippine IS
lands, via San Francisco. close here daily at $50
o. m. up 10 November g. for dispatch by steamer
DOric
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
prces quoted are VhoIesale.i


BUTTER-Dsmand active and market weaker.
Creamery fancy, s957aS-lz; do, Western frsts. "a
p: 90. seconds. &a6; process. fancy, &az
do. fair 70 good. 23a3i; dairy, choice, 3a2I; do
good Isaz0. Sore-Iacked. fresh. Bah.
CHEESE-Sisrket firm and active on al kinds.
New York State factory, large l6aI7; do. fats,
l6, do, small. l4alfia, do, summer, large. la
Is do SIMMER small. lsalii5 do. fair 10 good Ia
IS; Western factory, new, choice, Iazai5 do, fair
20 good, II, Virginia. 10.
EGGS-suIvIy liberal; market easier. Near
by frssa Virginia. Za8 West Virginia and South
vest Virginia. -la25. Tennessee, a, North Caro-
lima @
LIVE POULTRY Receipts liberal: market duh.
Chickens fancy. "a do. large Is small. l4aI5 hens
Il; rc7Ster-, s. ducs, large, Hail. do, small saI0
geese 6ss; turkeys, toms, Ier lb 5al6i do, hens.
I5sII; do. thin. 10; keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts moderate; market
fm. Turkeys. hens undrawn. per H. lsa20; do.
average undravu. EalS, do. thin. To- old toms Is;
chickens large l7alS: hens. choice. Is; ROSTERS g.
ducks DID, sal0 spring, l5ali, geese. sail
DRESSED MEAfS-Calves. ful dressed. s.0os
l000; heads Of, 800; hos dressed calves, 500 hams,
country. sUgarCJTet, lial6.
VEGETABLE LES-Potstoes. home grown per bbl.
L75a2C0: rural pr bushel. 65a70; sweet potatoes.
per bbl. l75a200; yams l5c, cabbage, Ter Dbl. 50;
cuclmbsTs North Carolina L05al-50;; onions, Mary
land and Virginia, per bushel 6jad5; do, Maryland
and Virginia ugr bb 25oa275; string beans, green.
Der basket I005l-ji begts. bunch 5ai; Cdntal0upes
Udl0.
GREEN FRUITS-ArpIes. York Imperial, packed
20la5 90: wine sap packed, 20,a3O9: fancy table
frlit. uacked 251a5 .. spy. per bbl, packed
gZ5s2-5; loose packed, 0al50; peaches, per box
200a2 .; common, Loal50
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced. fancy, 6aT; do.
sliced bright, iS5.
sUNDRiES- -Beeswax. 30. taIlow. 5ag5; honey.
white clover. lib. new. I3 do 2-lb new. IOsl2
ginseng, per H.. 6ooa6-5o; Seneca. per h.. 40
Golden SEAL i0ai5; Pink. I2al4; Mandrake. 2as
Snake Root s.
tRAIN-Wbeat choice. s5aI06: do. fair TO good
0GaL0I; do, ordinary sia97; rye rs; com. shelled
white. 75a7s; do, yellow. 76as0 do. ear l0Oai TO-
oats. Western, white, No 2, 57a55; do, mixed
55a56
WOOL AND HIDES-Wooi. washed free ol
burs per h.. 33, do. unwashed free Of burs. DEL
H., Is; do. bury, per h, 25 hides. green, per
H., g; do, dry, Ier h.. BALL. shecpskns. green
each, 90alc0; do. cry, each, 25a75 cafskGs, green
each. Is.
CHESTNUTS-Per pound Hale
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREf We STORE FOR 80 A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, sl5-i2o
~ 10th ST. uW. Phone Main fL9. oc9-3Jt
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
WASHINGTON
And
OLD POINT COMFORT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE II EFFECT JULY a. 1871.
Leaves Washington, H.. i. Il. Station. Sixth and
b streets
$50 o. no. and go a. m.-Daily-An points On
Norfolk and Western; also Knoxville Chattanooga
and Memphis.
lOI5 y, m,-Daily- Bristol. Winston
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For N0rfolk-LeaTe Washington 4 % a. m daily
uI5 o. %. daily except sunday. 5.i5 T. N. daily
Arrive Norfolk lI.-o a. H.. j-O D. H.. 10 45 D. IN.
From B. q o. Station. 4 % p. H. daily Berry
vile. LuTgy. Shenandoah Elkt0u- Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station S,ij a. N
and 1850 p. E.-
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,

TICKET OFFICE: Hg PENNA., AVE.
NCtiCe-F0llOWinE schedule not guaranteed
g15 a. NJ Daily-Seaboard Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers % Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
Jet % Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
500 Z. NJ. Daily-Seab0srd Express solid train
with coaches and Pullman slecrcrs to Savannah
jacksonville. and Tampa. Through sleeper 20 At
lauta birmingham, and Memphis. Dining ears.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
PROPOSALS.

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON,
. c. October g. 19)7--Scaled proposals from pat
entCes or their asssuces for the sale Of pat
ented devices intended to effect the exchange Of
mails with moving trains vin be received at this
Department until noon on JANUARY Is, 1898.
All proposals must be made in accordance with
the specifications which be obtained from the
Second Assistant Postmaster General G. v L.
MEYER, Postmaster General. oclO-eow-st
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
Copper Mine shuts Down.
TO The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The Washington H0ald.
Salisbury, n. c., Oct. 23-Owing TO
the great slump in the New York Cop
per market, the Union Mine. of Gold
Hill. has been forced to abandon oper-
Gtions. This mine has had phenomenal
success and has paid the mints of Char
lotte more than $70O0.O00. Guy W.
Cox, a Boston politician, is owner of
the mine Many men are thrown out Of
employment as the result of the shut
down.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra. per cvt. 5OOa5C: butcher, AOOa
50; Common, 250a300.
HOGS-Per cwt, gross 6.75a7 90: ordinary. 25asyo.
SHEEP Clipped. 5oa50o; common 25la2o0
LAMBS Spring. choice. 7lzas medium. 7a7lz
CALVES-Prime, per b.. 81; medium 7a71s
grass, 4aih.
COWS-Prime, fresh. each, ao.0oa50e9; common.
%. .OOa5O.OO: old and dry. sO0alo.Oo
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.

WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS
Electrical Supplies. Automobile Supplies.
Dynamos and Motors. Machinery Supplies.
Wiring Contractors.
We have romueteut men TO plan out and produce
the special results always essential in the installation
OF electrical apparatus
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY co.
1880 New York Ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
MOVING. PACKING & SHIPPING.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. Now LOCATED
at go New York ave-: large padded vans. 81 load
2-horse wagon. s. load. mhE-eodtf
FURNITURE BAGGAGE, PIANOS. 80. MOVED
VITA care; packing and shipping a speciality.
kREIG'S EXPRESS. l224 Il st. NV. Phone Main
90. EU25-u
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
RUG WEAVING.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HANDSOME
GuH rugs drop postal. NONPAREIk. u eth se.
ocS-51t
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS,
government, estate, and damage claims no charge
unless successful. FULLER AGENCY, III 18th NV.
Oc7-n
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
MILLINERY.

LAURA ANDERSEN MILLINERY, HAS RE
moved from u36 Seventh st. nv. TO Ills seventh
nv. East Sidel. cog GOT
CLOSING OUI An EXTENSIVE LINE or
fall millinery at reduced prices for ten days Your
own material made up. Hats trimmed, Soc. el9 e.
NV. oc2l-5t
FURS REMODELED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
9l3 + s.. oc9u
HATS STYL1SHLY MADE. TRIMMED, AND RE
modeled fashionable millinery extremely low
prices. FOERTSCHE 6I3 18th 81. NV. ocs-30t
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

We MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES
in Northern Virginia specially; write OF tele-
phone US when to expect you.
p. b. Buell. & Son, HerndOn, Va,
sel2-3mo
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24

TO-DAY IS A GOOD DAY TO co OUT AND
inspect Silver Spring Park, Immediately on Bright
wood car line EASLEY q HILL incl 1901 G.
81. NV. Phone Main 553I. ssg7-f
PRETTY HOMES, LARGE LOTS, TO &C. PER
foot. at Mt Rainier. Nd. 2Stn and 9th sts
near R. / ave; District LineSta.; fare: high and
healthy small monthly payments J. C. ROGERS.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

STENOGRAPHER, TELEGRAPHER. EXPERT
enccd railway Office and bank clerk desires posi-
ton where capability viii count; best refs. Ad-
dress COMPETENT. 6l9 Pa ave nv oc2A2t
CLERICAL. CASHIER. SALESMAN. WATCH
man day or night. tailor in male institution +:
Compensation thOme and board references. Address
{. H. CARPENTER. 1910 q 81. nv. oc23d
SITUATION As SALESMAN IL FURNITURE
store; eighteen years experience. BOX y, Herald
Office. oc.7-3t
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
PLACES TO DINE.

~THE DELFT NM SIS Conn. Ave.
BREAKFASTS. LUNCHEONS. DINNERS. HOME
cooking. Sunday dinners a speciality.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-24
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule u effect september % lslI
300 y. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-St0Is AZ principal points IN Virginia Vesti-
l-e train, standard coaches, rarlCr 20 Virginia
bot SFruga. handled iu 40. u nom G0rd0nsyille
which has ia carte UdTi1T car and connects 20 Gov
iugtou t9r Virginia Hot Springs Pullman Sleepers
Clifton Forge 30 Louisville. Cincinnati. indianapolis.
81 LglIs. and CLcgl-
4l0 J.. M.-NEW G.. q q. LIMITED Daily
Fast ueT vestltuie train stops only az G0rd0us
vile. Charlottesville. stanton. Clifton Forge. and
I1slugt9u, Va, White sulphur. B0nCTGre and
Hinton. ". Va Pullman saepers 20 Lexington.
Louisville. Cincinnati. Indianapolis. St. Louis. and
Chicago. Dining cars Ia carte service. One
night out.
uI1 Z. NJ p v LIMITED. Daiiy-S0lid
TestI5lle train Pullman slgeT.Ts 20 Cincinnati
lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 90 Virginia Hot SIruEs week days Dining cars
Ia carte service. Slstprs tIucIuGau % Chicago
and 81. Louis. and Louisville 90 Memphis Nash
vile. and Southwest
Reservations and rickets n Chesapeake and Ohio
Blc-s SIS PeErS- lg-uia avenue, e4 18th street,
ucar i. and sixth Street Station Telephones Main
-.al for peuueylyauia r. r., Cab Service and Main
l1d f1r &. a d. Ticket once