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The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALEOFFER WANTED STORAGE on
STABLING- s. FEET FRONT BY IS FEET
DEEP. SAFOOT ALLEY N FRONT AND 80
AND % FOOT ALLEYS ON SIDE, BETWEEN
18th AND 18th. L AND u SIS NV; \ FINE
INVESTMENT
CHAS. A SHIELDS.
E3s NEW YORK AVE. y. ".
f-l6st
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
ANXIETY CAUSES REARREST.
Negro Woman VIII Be sent TO Rich
mOnd for Trial

sally Braxto1'S anxiety 20 regain pos
session Of q Pocketbook. held al police
headquarters while she was q guest OF
the District serving a six months sen
tence Tor larceny. vii be the cause OF her
enforced return 10 Richmond. Va. 70
stand trial on q charge OF robbery pend
ing against her there
Sally. who IS tventy-four years old and
cOlOred- was arrested yesterday by De-
tective Weldon. Of the Central Office.
About six months ago she was convicted
in this city Of the larceny Of $ 60 from
Mrs. Elsie Decker. Of Rhode Island ave
nue. Her sentence was 10 have expired
August 8. and detectives were waiting 10
reaTest her on e warrant from Richmond.
charging her with robbery and breaking
q prison parole
For some reason the woman was re-
leased yesterday and turned Up uuex-
Pectedly at police headquarters 10 re
claim her pocketbook- She was recognized
and arrested
Several years ago sally was convicted
Of robbery and sentenced TO serve 1--WE
years IN The penitentiary at Richmond
She was paroleG- and. il IS said. had been
out Of prison only a short time when she
committed another robbery and fed the
State.
c. " TOmlinson. captain OF detectives
Of Richmond. arrived in Washington last
night ard VIII take the woman back TO
Richmond to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
ROGERS TO Be COLLECTOR
Disbursing Officer Of District TO
Succeed E. G. Davis.
Latter Is Slated for Board of As
SCISSORS If He Decides to Accept
that Position

At the end OF this week or the begin
ming OF next. Charles c Rogers. dis5urs-
ing officer OF the District, will be aP-
pointed collector OF taxes in place Of z
G. Davis. who has held that Office for
more. than twenty years M Davis viii
be transferred 20 the board OF assessors
OF real property OF the District
These and the other shifts Of posi-
tions. as predicted last week were prac-
tically confirmed by the Commissioners
yesterday. Commissioners West and
Morrow had expressed practical conhrma-
ton OF the rumor last week. and yester-
day Commissioner MacfarIand stated that
the plan met with his approval and
whenever Commissioner West forwards
the recommendations making the changes
he VII afix his signature thereto.
A long conference was held yesterday
morning between Commissions West and
Collector Davis Afterward a report came
from a high source TO the effect that Mr.
Davis had decided to voluntarily retire
from sc collectors position and accept
the position on the tax board
When seen after his talk with the Com
missioner. Mr.. Davis said that he had
Oeen gwen uELl SalLAEQsAE 20 CoElSlleT Llle
matter. He said that his retirement came
as a surprise 10 his friends and himself
and that he believes that his administra-
ton has been satisfactory 10 the city
The other changes spoken Of include
the transfer of Alexander Mckenzie from
the real estate tax board. in order 10 make
room for Mr. Davis. TO the personal tax
board IN place Of Louis c Wilson. who
viii be promoted 10 Ill the vacancy. caused
by the appointment Of AIr- Rogers to the
collectorship.
M Davis, for whom the final decision
II he changes. Is being held In allegiance
until the end Of the week. has been col
lectOr Of taxes in the District since ISSS.
when he was appointed by Commissioner
Wheatley. under the Presidential admin
istrstion Of Grover Cleveland HIS trans
fer 70 the board OF real estate assessors
VIII mean a reduction IN salary Of 81. 600
per annUm, the salary OF collector OF
taxes being $4,000. against the 5000 paid
to the members Of the board
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES.
Z. d. THOMAS and JAMES FRANCIS SMITH
Attorneys-
n THE SUPREME COURT OF NE DIsT

IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
q Columbia, holding q District Court IN re-
Condemnation Of land Necessary for the rights o.
way for the ccutinuation of the East SIDE Inter
cepting Sewer District Court, No llA-On eotsld-
eTS ION Of the petition q the Commissioners o. the
Dstrict of Columbia. fled IN the aboTe-entitled
cause. and motion of counsel for said Coulials-
sioners. II Is. by the court shis Zlst day OF July,
A D. lsos. ordered that the eieTk q ln,s % court
issue a CITATION 20 Tenney Ross. Mildred Ross.
GeorEette Ross. Lee Ross. James r. NeTTnlya. }
B. Bailey. Christian Heurich, Benjamin F. Mathiot,
Emma Victoria HiIl. and Harvey 3iathiot toWneTsi.
70 appear in this court on the 9Th DAY OF Az
GUST. A ID. so. az 70 c1Ock a. n 70 answer
said petition. and 70 show cause why the prayers
thereof should not b. granted and Why The night
q way through parcels ls2-2, 1874. 1873 ls2-s and
l5l-i. as recorded for purposes of assessment and
taxation iE the Office q the surveyor q the District
Of Columbia and more particularly described n the
petition hled herein. should not be condemned for
the purpose Of providing a right Of way for the
continuation Of the East Side InteTcepng Sewer in
tha District of Columbia Il is further ordered that
COPY q said citation be served by the United
States marshal for the Dis,rict q Columbia upon
such owDers q the land sought 10 Be cuncenned
herein and such persons interested therein as may
be found By said marshal. o- his deputies, within
the District q columbia, and Et Is further CT
dered that all persons having any interest IN these
proceedings he. and thCy are herrhT. warned and
required % appear IN this court On before the
said 9Th CAV of August. A D 1908. % answer said
petition. and 20 continue II attendance until the
ccurt snaA nave ufGe It's 0nai or1eT EaiaiIlHs apl
confirming the award and report q the commission
ers 70 be appointed hy the court % aHyralse the
value o. the respective interests q al person'
concerned IN the land and premises mentioned and
described In the Aforesaid petition- L Is fur
thsr ordered that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once il the Washington Law Reporter
ard on SIX secular days in the Washing1o1 Evening
Star, The Washington Pos. and The WashiIstoz
Herald. Eexspapers published IN the said District
before the sz-d 8th day q August A D lsS
By the court. tSigned1 THOS. l. ANDERSON
MA S8
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
ACCUSES HIS MOTHER
Albert J. Mailer Says She
Threatened His Life.
SURGEON FINDS HER SANE
She Gives Bond for Appearance in
Court and Tries 10 Have son Ar
rested-MOney Invested in Company
Conducted by Young Man Alleged
10 Be Cause of Family Difference.

Mrs. Annie I. Mailer. forty-fve years
old. Of I7S9 Corcoran street northwest,
was arrested al s o'clock last night By
Capt Doyle and Bicycle Policeman Rout,
of the Eighth precinct. on z warrant
charging threats, sworn out by her son,
Albert J. Mailer, Of the Cairo Apart
ments.
Mrs. Mahler was taken 10 the station
house Police Surgeon Wall was waiting
10 examine her. her son having been 10
the sanitary officer earlier IL The day n
an attempt 70 get out papers 10 have her
committed 70 ar asylum for the insane
The physician pronounced her sane. and
through her attorney. Cabeu williamson.
81 gave 500 bond for her appearance in
t--e Police Court to-day
Fne action Of the son IS said 70 be the
resIslt Of business differences. and the
woman's attorney stated last night that
the case probably would not leave the
district attorneys Office. but would bs
taken into the civil courts
Money Differences Involved.
Mailer conducts the United States Ex-
tract Company. and his mother was
formerly in the business with him she
--eA+l-S LA4f4A S-.E S--4A 44diS d lL-taA-
sand dollars invested in the company.
The son claims that he paid her all that
was due her out Of the controversy
over the money are said 10 have risen
the alleged threats. Mrs Nahler. accord
ing TO the son, having threatened 20 kill
him
The story Of the mother IS 10 the ef-
feet that her son wishes 10 get her
money. and 10 that end desires 10 have
her ser. -, an insane asylum She de-
clares tl4t she IS perfectly sane and
viii bring civil suit 70 recover the
money
1t the station the woman was taken
TO TaDt. DoyIe's private Office. She
Ts rigidly questioned by the captain
anI by Surgeon Wall At the end OF
early an hour Il was decided by The
-s1rgeOn that s1e was perfectly sane.
Wants 70 Turn Tables
The woman gave bond. and after being
released, wanted 70 have her son az
rested Failing in this. she stated that
she vas determined that the matter
should be sitysd 70 the bottom Sze
said she could prove that ste held bonds
in the United States Extract Company
and thai no money had ever been paid
her for them Her son. she said. was
simply trying 10 put her out OF the way
so that he might get hold OF her money
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT APRIL L. 1905.
Leave Washington New Union Station
SIS .. m--Daily-Au points Norfolk and West
err. also Knoxville CEattanocga. and Memphis
D245 ?. m--Daily. Roanoke. Bristol. Winston
Salem. Knoxville ChattanooEa. Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining cars
For NoTfolk-LeaFe Wesaing-on 80 q n daily.
rs a. H. daily lsxcept Sunday Arrive Norfolk
In a. II. so ,. n
4a5 ,. m--Dsily-BeryTille, LG-ay. Shenandoah.
Elktcu.
Trains from tie Southwest arrive ss5 a II AID
Il 20 ?. n
Al information Fourteenth street and New Yo-k
averae lTlnna R-rildirrl-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
UNKNOWN TO ITHACA
Miss CasPari Has NOt Operated il
that City.

Capt Boar51lan- chzzf Of detectives.
yesterday received q letter from Chef
c. E Van Order. OF the ithaca y Y.
police department. saying that Miss Cas-
pari. held al the jaI 20 await trial for
large swindles. = not known il that city.
Chief Van Order said he had na5e in
qUiries AFTER receiving a letter from
Washington and had learned that Mss
Caspari had never been II Ithaca Mrs.
Sarah E Reese one OF Mss Csspa-i-s
victims who lives IN Ithaca told the
chief OF police OF that city she had been
swlnGled before the woman Of mystery
was sent 70 the penitentia-y in BaI,!-
more
II was several letters from Mrs. Reese
found in Miss CaspsrTs effects al asking
for repayment OF the money advanced
that LED the Washington police 10 write
TO the Ithaca police Now that they have
learned tle money was obtained before
the trial II Baltimore, they VIII not push
the case
Detective Baur went 70 New York YES
teTcay- where he viii investigate cIews n
that city which. The police believe. VIII
lead 10 the apprehension Of the man they
think IS connected with the case
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
WALL STREET 20. ks SPEECH.
Taft Document Approved by Honest
Business Men

New York July Z-Wau streets
20. X" is on Taf,'s speech OF accept
ance-
Though the Republican candidate will
not deliver the speech until his notifca-
ton. tomorrow. in Cincinnati. it was
learned to-day that the street has
an advance copy Of il IN comment on
the document which a private newspa-
per service sent out TO so brokerage
houses to-day. it said Of Mr.. Taft's
speech a careful consideration of his
views viii find them unobjectionabie 10
conservatives and sincere radicals alike. -
The general sentiment Of Wall street
Is strongly favorable TO the attitude taken
by the candidate on every important
matter.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
LUNA PARK HAS STAR BILL.
Excellent Acts, Wen Played, Make Up
Vaudeville Programme.

The bill which opened At Luna Park
last night is made up OF fine, clean-cut
acts, by talent Of the first quality.
Lew Bloom has a monologue song and
dance act that is excellent He does his
act in the costume and makeup OF an
American tramp. and the representation
made a hit Mann and Franks did a
sketch that was full Of bright repartes
and wit The Cardownie Sisters formed
a fine picture. doing national character
songs and dances
Smith O'Brien. late Of the "Ganekeep-
err contributed TO the general enjoyment
By rendering some comic songs in g funny
manner and regaling the audience with q
line Of ''chan-" Shammur and Brown. as
German dialect comedians. deserve high
praise, and James Dix. the --tin-can uu-
sician." gave a musical turn that was
eccentric and good.
Owing TO the inclement weather. the
crowd was only fair 70 enjoy the music
Of the American Regime1tal Band Sun
day.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
TAG DAY REALIZED Ss.260.51.
Total Fund Realized for Playground
from All Sources, SS,63s.OT.

As an echo Of June 13. Tag Day
when all the town both animate and in
animate. was tagged in the cause OF the
Washington Fairgrounds Association. the
report OF John B SieEan. treasurer OF
the Tag Day committee, has just been
completed
In the interests OF the children on June
Is. everybody wore q tag. although IN
like the canine element. they were not
impoUnded If they wore no tag
Treasurer Sleman's report shows total
receipts on TaE Day proper. from all
sources. Of s. .250-51- Besides this. an ex-
CuUSiCn. given on the jamestown for the
same benefit. netted S21S5o. and the great
baseball game between the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Board OF Trade
brought S44L1 more The grand total
thus is, after all minor expenses have
been deducted, SS,sSso7, to be givea over
10 the use OF the Playground
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
MAsoNS GIVE OUTING.
Arminius Lodge Members Visit Re-
sort Down the River.

An enjoyable launch party down the
river. stopping at Marshall Hall and
other points. was given b. several mem
bcrs Of Arminius Lodge. No. 3. F. A a
N, to their brothers on Sunday after
noon and evening last.
The party. which consisted Of about
twenty-five. left the wharf shortly after
the noon hour and sailed down stream
Several stops were made both going and
coming Plenty OF good things 10 eat and
drink were aboard. so that the party
was not dependent upon The places vIs-
tied for joy for the inner man
Among those who attended were W.
Berger, John Sterzer, II. SumwOld, II.
Wassmann. Augustus Schmidt. Charles
Gerner, William Horning. H Wener, A
Weber, W. Weber. Charles Burke, F
Stravvener. Theodore Walter. Charles
Sheuch. A Seebold. A Schneider, H
Rothchild. P. Schwartz. W WummeI
George Sisbert George Engel John
Weber, B Endres, and D. Il Van Bott-
cher
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
THOMPSON FINDS TROUBLE.
Charged with Hunting for II with a
Revolver.

Charged with terrorizing his household
with a loaded pistol John T Thompson.
ffty-fve years old. OF I2f2 New Jersey
avenue northwest. was arrested last
night by Policeman La Dow. Of the Sec
ond precinct station. Thompson Is
charged with assault with dangerous
weapon on his son. William A Thomp-
son
According to the police. Thompson had
been drinking. and when his family
demonstrated with him. drew his gun and
started chasing women members Of the
family from the house The son. VIII
lam. interfered and the father is said 20
have fred a shot at him from his re-
volver The shot drew the attention of
Policeman la Dow TO the scene, and he
placed the elder Thompson under arrest.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--Eollouius s.helule figures Published only
as information, and noc guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile. New Orleans.
AsheTille. Chat-anoosz. Memphis. SIS a- Il and
Il % !, H. dsily-
For Roanoke. En11rile Chatt1noog1. Memphis.
New Orleans. l)ci5 p NJ daily
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta Aiken, SAxzn-
nah. Jaczsourile. aad Flo-ida points. 40 ,. n
daily.
Tourist cars for California trt-veekly 40 p n
Local fer Har-isonb-rg % . Il daily; AIS p n
Tesk DAYS. for DanTiIle. SIS a. n daily. and FOR
Charlottesville. SIS a ard 45 p II daily. Ere
Quent trains 20 and from BluenOut
L S BROWN Gensral Arsrt-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

guaranteed
$40 ?. NC. & O. LIMITED. Daily-Fast YES
to-lc tain Pulran seere-s 70 Lexington. Louis
Vile Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Chicago. and IT.
Lo-gis- Connection for Virginia Hot SIrings Pull
nan c7Ts Louisville 10 Nashville. Memphis. and New
Orleans. Dining cars. ia carte service.
u-l0 Z. NJ r. y. LIMITED, Daiy-Sefid
Yestlbuie trzin. Pullman sieepers 20 Cincinnati.
LeEington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car 70 lrsula Hot SurlrEs week GAYS Dining cars.
"a carte service Pullman Slcepsrs Cincinnati 70
Chicago and 81. Lolis. and Louisville 10 Memphis,
Nashville and NeW Orleans
kescrvations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
O1ces. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue. I559 street, and
New Union Station Teleph0ues. Main 10 tor
Mashing-on Terminal Cab Service. and Main 1855 OF
2J6 for g. & o Ticket Oriice-
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE. li1 PENNA- AVE
Nctce-Eollowing schedule not g1srsnteed-
s15 A. n Dzily-Sezboard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sleepes % Savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleepeT Washington TO Hamlet and Hamlet
10 Atlanta Dining cars
80 2. " board Exr1ess- Coaches and
Pullman TO Savannah. Jacksonville Tampa. Atlanta,
Birmingham. Memphis. Dining cars.
r T. STANSELL. District Passenger Agent
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
FRANKLIN DONALDSON DEAD.
Had Been Resident of District for
Forty Years.

Franklin A. Donaldson. for over forty
years a resident OF Washington. and for
many years gatekeeper at the North Cap
itoI street entrance Of GIenwood Gene
terry. died on Sunday last
Mr.. Donaldson was born in Virginia in
1880 and came 70 Washington shortly
after the civil war. He IS survived BY
his wife. Martha E Donaldson; two
daughters. Mrs. H B. Elliott and Mrs.
Richard Sheckels. and one son, 4 n
Donaldson, an ex-captain in the local
fire department
The funeral viii take place to-day from
the residence. SIS Eighth street northwest.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
HELP WANTED MALE & FEMALE
GovERNlIENr CLEEKs

EDNLaNlIENI LLEEhS
Wbo are tired q being 8 mere ''coE n q Wheel
ehose Who wish 70 i0us5l the shackles that bind
ten daily % petty detail work and routine
which permits q no hTaln devsiolment- % lat D
P B. c. PREPARE yea and PLACE yJu IL q
dpayinE position banker bookkeeper ste11E-a-
p1e-s private sec7etarEs manager. Telegraph operator
C railway agent Th-Te arc ID limitations placed
cn ones ability II the great fzsciua-i-g 6eI5 q
business send fcT OUT i2rEe. L-us-rated cloth
b-;-nd Dook explaining everything c-acerni-g .ze
courses We teach, cost, &c, 50 colleges IL seven
ten States nineteen years Success POSITION
SECURED OR MONEY BACK. Contract backed
b $4,000 CCrpcrsri1u- Cau O. address
DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LICE successor 70 The SUsnceriaul. Acadsmy q
Music B1ildin- 9-h and y SIS nv fys-eld-tf
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
HOLD LID ON GLEN ECHO.
Deputies Ignore PhOnOEraph-SaIva-
tiOa Army Oissuaded.

Deputy Sheriffs Embry and Counsel
man held the lid down at Glen Echo
Sunday. and only a phonograph was in
operation, which repeatedly rendered a
sarcastic parody. the burden OF which
was ''M-u-l-l-i-c-s-n spells Muiican.'' re-
ferring to the sheriff who conhscated the
record Of similar song on the preced-
ing Sunday
A squad from the Salvation Army Of
Washington went out 70 the park for
the purpose Of substituting religious ex-
ercises for the forbidden worldly amuse-
ments. but upon the advice OF Mayor
Garrett cesisted from carrying out their
mission.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
HITS CROMER PLEA
Sir Edward Grey Fears No
War with Germany.
WARNS AGAINST JINGOISM
subject Brought Cp in Debate en-
Floor OF House of Commons by Sin
Charles DfIke-DepIOres Talk of
IsOIstioE-NOt Surprised Germans
Are IrFitated-Grey Cites HfstOry.

London, July Z.-It was. perhaps, with
the view 70 aIlaying the disturbing effect
produced by Lord Cromer's assertion that
Great Britain was rapidly approaching
the deadly crisis Of a European war that
Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey took
advantage OF the debate on the foreign
ohoe estimates in the House Of Commons
tonight TO make an important state
ment regarding the British relations with
Germany
Sir Charles Dixie. earlier in the evening.
had deplored the posluveness with which
Il was represented il certain quarters that
Great Britain's policy was aimed at
isolatinS Germany Il was not surprising,
he said. that. under the circumstances. a
feeling OF irritation had sprung up II.
Germany
Referring TO this. Sir Edward Grey sa
it was question OF great importance and
extreme delioacy. He would not himself
have introduced Il in the debate, but he
did not complain Of its Introduction It
was very undesirable. he added. that any
section Of opinion in Great Britain or
Germany should represent that the for
mer-s policy Was directed al Ihe isolating
OF the latter
Feelings May Vary.
he appealed 10 The people not 10 take
TOO short views OF these matters The
feelings OF any Two great countries
toward each other might vary from year
70 year. but anybody reviewing impair
JiaIIy the history Of the past twenty years
must admit that Great Britain had shown
no reluctance 70 be on good terms with
Germany.
Chancellor Won Buelow recently said
thar Germany's policy did not depend
upon provoking eHmiJy between othe.
powers He (Sir Edward would com
pleJe that by saying Great Britain's pol
icy IN nOwise aimed al Swing her friend
ship on a hostile point toward any other
power. but he added. we must be
free 20 make those friendships Having
made them. I am willing 10 give the Ut
most guarantee that we shall use them
for the mutual advantage CT ourselves
and the other counJry. concerned. but we
shall not take advantage Of those friend
ships 10 make enmIJy between our friends
and any other power
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28
AUCTION SALES.
THos- :. OWEN & son. Aucsi0neerA
TRUSTEES SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE UNI3IPROFED REAL ESTATE.
FRONTING 3 FEET On LAMONT ST
BETWEEN nth ST AND BRIGHTWOOD AVE
By virtue of certain deed q trust duly recorded
n Liber No. SE. Folio s32 e seq. Of the Land
Records e tie District 4 Columbia and the re
quest q the uar5y scored thereby tie undersigned
trustees VIII sell al Ghic auc1icn. IN f-oEt Of the
premises. 1n TUESDAY, the 3sth day Of July
A. D ls5S. at 40 O'Clock T. n the solIowiug-de-
scT1hed land and premises. situate iB the county CT
asfi1gcln. District o5 Columbia. and designated as
and being west half of lot Is in block 5 OF Todd
4 Browns subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, &c, as
per plat il County Book. Levy Court ? rage a Of
the Surveyors ofice. District q Columbia
TERMS OF SALE Ouethird cf the purchase
money 10 be paid II cash balance in two equal in
stallEents payable IN and years with inter
est 81 per ceutuLl per aunuli. payable semi
annually. fron day of sale. secured b. deed Of trust
upon the property sold. all cash. at the option
Of the purchase DEPOSIT Of 500 VIII be required
AZ tine Of sale All conveyancirg recording. &c. a.
cost Of purchase Terms Of sale be complied with
within ten days from day Of sale. otherwise the
trustees the night to ress the property at
the rsk and oost Of def2ultng purchaser after five
days advertisement of such resals n some news
paper published IN Washington, D. c.
HENRY D. GORDON
THOMAS W HUNGERFORD.
Trustees
s-ens..-s II N cOppoN s..o-..v
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RAILROADS.
W., B. & A. E. RY.
The Electric Line. ="
DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE

BOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
TIE BEST WAY TO BALTIMORE ASSAP-
OILS. L s. NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE
Electric PALACE cars from White House Station
ll5th and n SIS. NORTH EAST1.
For Balt-zor-'5-o SO go. 80. 500. So.
go. s3a. I610 lg90 II 90 and L 30 a n: 290
uoon. PSI. -I50. 30 20 30 go. So. 40 40
3 5ee-9 SO. $50 80 80. so. go. 'I0-8.
SO $50 $40 $50 - 80. -sa0. 80. .Ioz5.
Fer A-uapolis-5-3. : 50. $50 $50 I0-S. and Il -
a. m. I2o. l-8 go. 3.3o. % 50. So 80 80.
and - 15 p n. 6aily-
-Iudicstes laoaI trains All others are limited.
Stopping onlE a. Naval Academy Junction No walk
Ia l- hiring q cabs necess4ry-
Farus One way. Round tip.
To Baltimore &c SIS
To Annapolis and L s
Naval Acadsuv------------- - N5
Al Il 81 cars Tel direct 20 White House Station.
Ticke- ofics az lsrh ard y. Y ave northweS; and
az Waite H0u-e station I5tA and Il STA NORTH
EAST Teleu,hara II -sl5
The Washington herald., 1908-07-28

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