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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

POLITICAL NoTEs.-hon. b. j. Robinson, Of
Decatur county, Indiana, was yesterday nomi-
mated for Congress from the 4th district Of that
state.
The grangers candidates most talked about
for governor of Kansas are NJ. r.. Hudson, VIM.
shannon, Alfred Tsyler, j. ID. Casey and A. III.
BOYD.
The executive committee OF the Wisconsin
state grange have Issued an address TO the
CHANGERS of Wisconsin, warning them that an
attempt will be made in the next legislature 20
repeal the railroad law, and urging them TO
resist the effort.
The Louisiana republican state convention
met in New Orleans yesterday. David Young,
colored, packard candidate, } was elected pres
iden IGo tenn, having received 1877 votes 20 IS
for Lieut.. Governor Antoine, Pinchbsck candi-
date.
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wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK. August 6.-The Posts fE ancial article
says: The stock market opsned 3s@1E below yesier-
day o closing, except q. and l. u, which opeRed
"a higher. Pacific NJ all and Erie opened as they
closed yesterday. The market has siHce been in
the main heavy, prices having fallen al for gen.
having been during the first half hour. As We
write, prices are at or near the lowest. The effect
here Of the Bsnk Of England's advance
has been to stifen rates for demand bills
Oh London, the nominal rate for prime banker e
maid bills can yet be had, However, at 1855 a
1901. Sixty day sterling is unchan led, both re-
CARDS nominal and working rates, former for prime
bankers being 4es, and the later being 49, az,
with good bills obtainsbe at 4S. Gold market mas
also been strep gthened by news quotations having
advanced to 10. Money is still 2(G3 per cent. for
call loans, prime mercantile paper being $40 al.
Government bonds are irregular, el's and 10 ~ Z
being Is lower, and remainder Of list steady to
strong. Only sale Of state bonds ct the board was
5000 Missouris, "LonG bonds" at 92x
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Foreign Notes.
THE AMERICAN BASE BALLERS WINNING AN
OTHER CRICKET VICTORY.

THB AMERICAN WINNING AN
OTHER CRICKET VICTORY.
LONDON, August 6.-The cricket contests be-
tween the visiting Americans and Englishmen
of the game between the Princes club and
twenty-five of the Americans. The Americans
won the toss and sent the Englishmen to the
bat The game was suspended for lunch, at
which time seven crickets had fallen for nine
runs. The play will be resumed at three O'Clock
this afternoon. 1t is probable that the Ameri-
cans will gain An easy victory, because all the
crack players OF the Princes club are out OF
town.
THE ORDER
for the British Mediterranean squadron to pro.
coed to the coast Of Spain has been counter
manded.
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Failure Of sutton d Co, Publishers
Of the ihfne

NRw YORK, August 6.-There were rumors
yesterday on Wan street OF failures, but the
names were not known. 1t Is now ascertained
& Co., publishers of "The Aldine, >" an illus
rated journal. The firm would give ne infor-
nation concerning their failure. alleging that
their creditors were satisfied, they did not con-
slider that 1t concerned the public In the least.
They stated, however, that the firm Of Sutton
& Co. had been merged in the Aldine company,
and that the latter had succeeded to their bust
ness. 1t Ii stated that Sutton s. Co. owe about
4l60, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

NKw YORK DRY GopDs Manufacturing
the week just closed there was considerable ac-
uvity in some departments of the package
trade, and sales were reported TO a fair sggre-
gate amount. There was not, however, such q
degree OF buoysncy a. was expected. In wool
en- g0o6s large deliveries were made on account
OF previously received orders, and q cOnsiders-
bic amount Of new business was transacted in
mems wear goods, but more particularly in
hannels and blankets, which met with a brisk
demand, indicative Of light stocks in the inte-
rior. The market for cotton goods presented no
new features Of importance. There was
steady but moderate demand for the most sta
pie fabrics, with more relative activity in cot
ton hannels, cheviot shirtings and grain bags,
which were severally placed with the trade 20
liberal amount. There were few price reyis-
ions OF interest, and these were In an upward
direction, but current rates were steadily main
tanned. The print market developed increased
activity IN side band styles, which were disposed
OF in liberal parcels TO the western and south
ern trade at current figures. The volume OF
business transacted by importers during the
week was not large.-N. Y. Bulletin, 5th.
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AT THE BUFFALO RACES YESTERDAY Lucille
Golnot won the first race, purse of - 500, in
the class OF 2-29, in three straight heats. Time,
2.29A \, 226, s25.
Purse 900 for all stations; 5000 70 FIRST,
4 zoe 10 second, 81 500 10 third. ana Al 600 10
fourth. Thomas Jefferson, 2, 8, 2, I, 4, I; Nam
brine Gilt, 3, 2, 2; Joe Brosn, 3. s, 3, 3.
dstanced; Pilot Temple, 4, 4, =, distenced;
220S 222 4 2.23 4, 26g, 2-26E.
Purse q, 500 for 2.45 class; $50 70 first, s25
TO second, S225 TO third, ESQ TO fourth. Nash
vile Girl, I, 1, l. Magnolia, 3, 8, 2; o. j. Ste
phens, 4, s, 5; wellesly Boy, 2, g. s. Susan, s, 4,
6; Major Root, 6, 2, 4; Rescue, 7,7,7. Time,
22sk 22e, 22S
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The Tennessee Election.

A HRAVY VOTE BEING POLLED.
MEMPHIS, August 6.-The election is pro-
crossing very quietly. Not . single disturb
ance has so far occurred at the polls, and there
is less drunkenness than has ever been seen on
that very heavy vote will be polIed. Business
is almost entirely suspended.
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HORRIBLE WIFE MURDER IL VIRGINIA.
We learn that a cold-blooded murder was COM
mitted near Lowesyille, Nelson county, on We'd
nesday night, the perpetrstor of the deed being
a negro man named Wesley Diggs, and the VIC
tim his w4e. Digs had driven his wife from
him some three or four months, in order TO live
with her sister, and ordered her to leave the
neigh borhood, or he would kill her. She hsv-
ing obtained employment from Mr.. James Mil
Ter, near by, had him bound over 20 keep the
peace. From the evidence Of his sister-in-law
(who is arrested as an accessory before the
justice OF the peace, IL seems that he induced
her TO meet him. after Mr.. Miller's family h al
retired, a short distance from the house to talk
over the difficulty, when he threw q piece OF
cloth over her face and around her neck, draw
ing her up against the tree where he held her
till che fell, when, planting his knee upon her
breast, he finished the job with his hands. Her
sister was with him ana saw IL ALL She says the
struggles and plesdiDgs OF his victim for life
were terrible, but she was afraid 70 interfere.
After accomplishing his object he carried the
body TO a road near by and returned 90 his
home, where he was found next day. The
justice CO N mitted him for further trial. It IL
said that the feeling among the blscks is very
strong for lyDcDing.-LyRchbErg tVG.l RePEbh-
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The Louisiana Denoerats.

state central committee having changed the
place of meeting Of the convention from New
Orleans to Baton Rouge, the committee of
sever ty met last evening and issued an address
to the people Of all parties opposed to the Kel-
logg government, requesting them to elect del
egates to the convention, which will decide
upon the conduct Of the campaign.
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Election Of Pr sfdent by Direct Vote
of the People.

NEW YORK, August 6.-In the Topeka Kan
sas) convention q resolution was read favoring
the election of President and Vice President,
and United States Senators, by direct vote OF
the peOple.
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SHOT DEAD IN GUN SHoP.-Jas. Reef, en-
ployed in the gui smiths establishment of Will
liam Caxford, In New York city, while at work
yesterday morning, was shot through the Alb
domen By the accidental discharge Of . gun In
the hands of his employer. He died In twenty
miuutes. Caxford was arreeted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

HARD TIMES IN NEW YORK CITY.-The gen.
ersl stagnation Of trade and the large number
OF unemployed men IN New York has created
an unusual amount OF anxiety In the minds OF
business men, more particularly the bankers,
who fear general raid on their establishments.
In order TO guard their Institutions number
Of leading bankers and officers of the stock ex-
changes called upon the president Of the boapd
or police commissioners Q few days ago, and re-
sequence Of which Superintendent WslIinR
was instructed 10 detail Q corps for the purpose
Of patroling, in citizens dress the entlre bank
ing district, with orders % arrest at sight any
eusI scious visitor.
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0The rcund-house OF the Chesapeake ana
burned yesterday morning.
0Mis Bessie Sudlow, tho actress. was
robbed OF camel's hair shawl, valued q $500,
and othei articles Of wearing apparel. Just e
City Of Rishmond, on Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

RITUALIeN IN PARLrAMKNr-Disrdsi az a
Prophet--The British House Of Commons has
receded from ix amendment TO the public wor-
ship regulation bill. which was thrown out BY
the House Of Lords, and the bin may nov be
considered passed. Itw VA under discussion Last
night, and Mr.. DiEaeli gave utterance % the
dsrkly oracular remark that however quiet the
general state Of Europe was, there we're aRen-
cies At work preparing period Of great dis
turbance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

THOMAS M. PUsH, of Minnesota, has been
appointed by the President receiver Of public
moneys at Fargo, Dakota
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The National Educational COnven-
lion.
ORGANIZATI(

DETROIT, August 6.-Wm. p. Harris, of Mis-
souri,. has been elected president of the Ma
tional educational convention for the ensuing
year; w. X. Abbott, of Virginia, secretary, and
A. X. Marble, Of MASSACHUSETTS,, treasurer.
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MURpBRous AFFRAY IN KENrUcKY.-The
Louisville Courier journal special says that q
fight occurred at small village in Clarke conn
men we're killed, two negroes mortally wound
ed and fifteen negroes more or less severely
wounded. The fight began at the polls.
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. Government Gold Sale Today.
NEW YORK, August IA million and half
Of government gold was awarded o-day at
from l0912- 100 to 100 $500.
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ALBANY, NY, August 6.-Treasurer Raines
has fully II covered, and has informed Deputy
~, treasurer Pgar, BY Letter. that ne VIII resume
18th instant. Governor Dix has stated to Mr..
Apear that he will issue an order terminating
Acting Treasurer Lansing's incumbency on
that day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

"OUr."-The Secretary OF the Treasury to
day ordered the discharge of one Hueston, a
special agent of the Treasury, now on profess
sional tour with the Athletic Base Ball Club in
England.
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II. 81 RI US.

IMPORTANT TO COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
Il Bks-Connlroidl ISarsLsrs who solicit orders
By Card, Catalogue, Tyads-Iist, Sample, or othsT
Sysein.s, ..s these who visit their customers and
solicit trade by purchases made direct from Stock
and who travel In any section, by Rail or oas sell
ps any cia.s Of Goods are teausstsd to send their
class Of goods they sell, and By whom en- ployed;
also those ho are ct present under no engagement
This matter In Of Great importance TO
sslesmen Of this class, or men soliciting trade in
this manner. It 10 therefore especially desired that
Travellers and Statesmen in this country, and that
they will at give il thsir attention Those who
comply with above request win be Cosfdestlslly
trestsd and duly advised Of object IN view. Please
address, lby letter only,l C0-OPEBATI6N, care
city. jy9-th g, IA Jim
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CATASTROPHE GRRAsR.-A Bismark Dak.)
paper of recent date, says: Last nights train
was behind time owing TO the grssshoppers on
the eastern end Of this division, which were 30
thick - to grease the rAilr, and compelled the
engineer to couble the road for fifteen miles,
taxing half The train each trip"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

THR AMOUNT of national bank note crcula-
ton received to- day for exchange in legal ten
deTs aggregated SAT- ,77S.
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CIRCUS EMPLoYB KILLBD.-In Harrisonburg
yesterday, as q train on the Valley railroad,
loaded with circus wagons, came into that
place, some Of the rear cars became detached
from the train and ran back on down grade at
q rapid rate, throwing q wagon OF the car
which contained some sleeping employees of the
circus, killing one man and w0unding two
Othere.-Staunton Va Speetator.
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The Republican Convention In Col

DFHvRR, August 6-The Republican State
Cow ention assembled here yesterday, and was
was effected, when the convention adjourn ed
until to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-06

Mr.. Taos. CoGGEsHALL has been reappointed
postmaster at Newport, X. L.
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EVENING STAR,
Washington News and GOSSIP.

INTERNAL REvESUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S2I5 742 So.
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Hon. John a. KSsoOn RenOminated
for Congress.
Dxs MoIHHs. August 6-The Republican
CONGRESSIONAL convention, held here yesterday,
repCminased Hon. John A. KasDons
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DRY GOODS.
Y GOODS SACRIFICED.

N Y GOODS SACRIFICED.
SEQ yards Merrimac Calico, only cests, worth
Il cents.
Yard vide Plaid Organizes, % cents, worth 81 cts.
french Figured P:que, - cents. worth 50 cents.
White Piaues lees than cost, l211 cents up.
R1s-eent counter has goods worth four times the
money.
Psrasols less than cost, 20 close out.
Money BE- saved I'm buying goods ts Law asi le Tor
season. the whole s;ocK IL 70 Be turned into
money. T.. NAUDAIN.
auCE3t 633 PennsyIvspia avenue. south side.
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SECRETARY DsLAEo and family returned
from Ohio this morning.
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~sareeant Bates has been aptly dubbed
s'the dag totipg fend."
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major John P. Upham, 5tt
cavalry, and Capt. Adam Kramer, 9Th cavalry
are ordered to join their respective commands
Leave of absence for nine months, with permits
sion to 60 beyond sea, is granted Capt. Charles
w. Miner, 22d infantry.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.

JUST RECEIVED:
Linen, Sin. gin stick, Painted, Ivory Stick and
Japanese large Fans, from Sc. III "a 81:
Fan Chair ., . TO Soc handsome Leather Belts &c
Black elk and Leather Belts, Sec;
Fine Beaded Belts, Rubber Buckles, 81;
Lace scsrfs, . aud 9 So;
scoteh Ginshsm Sun "a bIellss, 81;
Lseies, skirts, Use, 81, 81 30 and O.;
BeEufiful Long GCwIs, : II TO e.;
Sheullses IN large variety, 81, 8 80 aud 81;
Embroidered Biss Tuck Drawers, 81;
Excellent Shawl Straps, SOC
Travelling estchels and Baskets, 81:
Splendid Umbrellas, 81, 81 Is and 81:
Ladies and ehildren's Hose, Hand.erchiefs of all
KINGS, Toilet Articles, &C, in full variety;
Zine German Cologne, genuine "Johaua Maria
YARNS" 25e. and Sc Der bottle-n0 more re-
freshiDg Perfume In existence, at
SILVERBBFG
METRoPoLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3ls TIN STREET, MAR PENNSYLVANIA AvENuH
@Crcquet At reduced prices; Ladies' and Mems
GsuZe nderS ear, very cheap. iy6-tr
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NOTICE NOTICEn NOTICE-a

DBY GOODS are still selling 8. low rates @,
BAxTEBS, 1870 Pennsy lva nia avenue. 6oha.rs
and Alpacas cheaper than ever. Dress Goods PlQues
acd W bite Goods ct popular prices. Oottoas ano
Csllcoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins snc
Table Linen at bargains. hosiery, Ladies' and
Gents Hsndkerchiefs, and Q general Assortment OF
Notions ~ low figures. apA-tr
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ID. d. SMITH, Of New York, who, for the past
two years, has occupied the position of super
visiDg inspector general of steam vessels under
the Treasury department., was yesterday re-
moved by an order of Secretary BristOw. His
successor has not yet been announced.
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IMPORTANT .FOTICE!
OWING TO THE ADVANCED SEASON,
AND HAVING A n UGH LARGER
STOCK OF
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
THAN USUAL HAVE DETERMINED TO
FORCE SALES BY MAKING
TIE FOLLOWING
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES
ALI Wool Cheviot Suits, from IS to 50
All Wool Cashmere Suits, from....-......... 9to z
Russsls Cashmere Suits, from 1Oto .
Riverside Suits, from IL to 10
Dudley Suits, FROM. IA to IL
Diagonal Check Suits, fro-.........-.... Ia to IL
wOrsted Basket Suits, from.............. Is to Is
imported Cashmere Suits, froul-...-.... 20 to is
Fine Dress Suits, from ................, rs to 90
And other Goods ut Similar Reductisns.
In YOUTHs' and BOYS, CLOTHING the assert.
ment is very full and will be offered at proportion.
ately low prices in order TO close out my stock.
AN IMMEDIATE GALL SOLICITED AT
OII-.-..PENNsYLvAEIA AvRNUR-....lOll
Between 10th and llih streets.
II. 81 RAUS.
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Sioux AND CHEYENNks COMING IN.-Under
date of Red Cloud agency, July 9th, Indian
Agent Saville reports to the Commissioner of
Indian Affairs that all of Little Wounds and
Nhistler's bands of Sioux have returned to the
agency from the South Platte and republican
country; also, that q party of 152 Cheyennes
have came in fIom Powder river. They re
port game scarce, and say that the Cheyennes
will soon come in to the agency.
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Statement OF Mention Before {

Mr.. Moulton yesterday applied BY letter TO
Mr.. Tilton, ard obtained from him his written
consent and request TO exhibit 70 the Beecher
court the facts and documents held In conf
depce BY him. The committee continued It's
investigation last evening. Frank Moulton APP
reared before them, snd was inside the build
ing about one hour, after which he returned to
his home. 1t was stated that he would be be-
fore the committee on Saturday evening next,
armed with his letters and documents, he hAv-
witness during the evening was q lady, who was
closely yelled and accompanied by Mr.. Hail.
day, but whose name was mot disclosed. The
committee will not meet this evening, unless .
special meeting should be called.
Mr.. Moulton, on appearing before the inves-
dgating committee, read the following:
Gentlemen Of the Commitfee:-I have received
your invitation 10 appear before you, and have
been ready on any proper occasion 20 disclose
al fscts and document, known 10 NE or In my
possession, relating to the suhject-matter OF
Jour inquiry, but have found myself embsr-
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NOTICE OF A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
We have, this 18th day of July, ls7I, pursuant TO
the Get Of Congress entitled IAN act authorizing
lfmitGd partDership in the District Of Columbian
ehsPter CIXI., Thirty ninth Congress, second sss-
soI, l4th Statutes, page As, ct seQ formed limit
Cd partnershtp Tor the purpose OF carving on the
business OF Grocers, in the name OF William W
Gore, ~ the uEctuTe of Louisiana avenue, 9Th and
ID streets northwest, WashnRton, d. G. d.. the amount
Of capital contributed BY the special partner being
two thousand dollars 2OJ0l cash, snd said part
Sersnip 10 continue for tive years from the date
WILLIAM W. CORE, General Partner
EKUBkN MEITZLKR, Special Partner
Nsshin gton City, ID. O., July Is, lg4. jyI7-eolw
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Toronto last Sunday. MIR. j. Ormond Will
son, the efficient superintendent of our public
schools, was yesterday elected president of the
superntendents' branch of the National Edu-
cational Association now in session at Detroit.
According to the Brooklyn Eagle, one of
the women mixed up in the Tilt0n- Beecher
mess, especially with Theodore's part in tho
performance, but whose name In the proceed
ings has always been represented by the conve-
nient -, has for . long time been Wash
iDgton correspondent, and 10 otherwise known
in literary circles. """Gen. John G.. Foster is
reported TO be seriously Ill Of heDorrhage Of the
lungs, at his mothers residence, In Nashua, N.
h. This will be sad news to the many friends
of General and Mrs. F. in Warrington. Mrs.
Chenowith and daughters, OF N street, are at
Ocean Grove, n. j., where many other pleasant
Washington people are domiciled for the sum
mer. -. Count Zannini, of the italian egation,
sailed for Europe yesterday. LA. G. Floyd has
been promoted from first to secend-clsss clerk
IN the Office of the Register or the Treasury
under the civil service rules '''F. A. Sawyer,
ex- Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury, has
forwarded letter Of resignation to President
Grant, at Long Branch, Of bis appointment as
the representative Of the Treasury Depart
ment at the forthcoming centennial anniver-
sary to be held In Philadelphia. ..--Gen. John
Eaton, Commissioner of Education, is in the
Detroit attending the annual convention Of
the National Educational Association.
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APPROPRIATION LITERATURB.-There has
just been completed by Col. Robert Stevens,
clerk Of the House Appropriation Committee. a
volume containing all the appropriations made
since the organization of the American Con-
gress, and, In addition, all matter germane to
CONGRESSIONAL appIopriationA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-17
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

*
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1, 1874
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
500 a. m. Baltimors and all Way Stations.
Winchester and all Way Stations.
GAIA m. BALTIMORE, Annapolis, Piedmont and all
s:OOa. m. New York, Philadelphis, Boston, Bal
s.,,, pt timSre, LanreI and Relay: 1ou,,-
VILE g. Louis GoQ W S RGct1iiis,
Frederick and ali Stations on the WASH
n Si%aS county And gslley SfsRSn
ssoa. m. Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS and all Way Sta
1880 a. m. Baltimore and Relay only.
l2t0m. Baltimore, EllicotT CITY and all Way
loop. m. New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal
3.Sop. IN. Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagerstown, Winchester and all In:
iermediate Way Stations west OF
s:zsp. m. Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
s:5cp. m. Point. Of Rocks, Frederick and Way
4:sp. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
sop. m PkiadciphIs and Baltimore. Supper at
7:4sp. IN. Piiss6S5g, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
Wheeling and the West. Pullman
cars Breakla at Grafton.
800 >. m. New York Phiiadelphis, Boston, BaItI-
n.so D. M %pTs sna S sI1 AZ w.y Stations,
SUNDAY TRAINS:
loo, ASS 5:4I, As 7:5o, 9:C0and II:3o p. NJ.
All trains stop ut Niaduct hotel, Relay iouse
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
Us Pennsylvania avenue, where orders Will he
taken far Baggage to be checked and received az
- TIIOS. u. SHARP,
Master Of Trans pOrtliiOn,
l.. NJ. COLE,
Gen.-TIl Ticket Agent.
GEU. :. kDOSTZ,
feb3 General Agent.