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National Republican., 1875-11-09
Our Home Musical Talent.

The grand concert to be given On TUESDAY,. the
7oth instant, at Lincoln hall, under the auspIcas
OF the ADGlOstan boat club will be the finest nj.
fair Of the kind ever given in this city. Among
these who appear are Messrs. S. Young, Burnett.
WitheroT, Ever, Robr, Bradley, Reed, Pro.
iesSors Val. Caulfeld, Benkert and Gloetzner. of
this city, and Messrs. Alien and JungnickeI. of
Baltimore. Washington certainly contains an
amount OF musical talent rarely found in any one
city In the country, and whenever an opportunitT
mas occurred TO test the matter this fact has haeS
demonstrated. The Choral Society," organized
some lew years ago In the test trial which tooE
place in Kew York, won the first prize in its
ciSss, in competition with societies from NsW
ork, Boston. Philadelphia and Baltimore We
nave tour OF ave pisnists in this the future centre
OF art and refinement, who, If not superior are
aeEnoElecRed. TO be equal to any In this COUNTRY
and II is Tact not TO be disputed that we ave
more hne periorners here than there are Ia New
York eity-that city having bat one who Is ae.
knoEledged 10 stand pre- eminent in bis pro-
fession. We merely call attention to these points
to suggest that whenever s1ch an array OF our
own talent is presented ct o1e concert as is prom
ised us on the 18th instant, popular emonstra
fion should be made TO show that our peopls DOS
Eess more true appreciation Of art than would be
supposed. from the crowded halls sAst greet
concert troaps sOlely because It fsfGreigu, no
matter bow poor the quality may be,
National Republican., 1875-11-09
PUBLIC PLANS AND PRIVATE PROTESTS.
Eeeting Of the Citizens Of GsorgetowL-rhs
Threatened Water Famine.

The citizens of Georgetown residing in that
portion of the city supplied with water by the
hIghservice reservoir yesterday morning held
meeting, at which ex. Governor II. d. Cooke pre-
sided and Hall Decide acted as secretary. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we have heard with astonlsh-
ment that the Commissioners Of the District Of
Columbia have It in contemplation to cut of the
water.supply from the high-service section OF
Georgetown, for the alleged reason that there are
no funds in hand to meet the expenses Of new
pump, which is necessary to continue the supply.
Re5olUed, That we deem It our duty most re-
pPeposed action for the following. among other
reasons: At least one half of the town, or all
above Gay street, will thereby be deprived OF
water, without any other means OF supply the ex-
isting pumps and wells having been abandoned,
thereby subjecttng the residents TO great and al
most Incalculable Inconvenience, and subjecting
them to the possibility OF immense losses by fire,
which, without an adequate water-supply, mia hit
at any time devastate not only that portion OF the
town, but seriously endanger other sections. The
section thus prescribed embraces nearly all the
finest residences of GEORGETOWN.
When the water works were completed and the
distributing mains laid, the cost Of laying such
mains was paid in full by the citizens OF George
town-by special tax upon the property, with the
distinct understanding that in consideration for
such payment they were to be supplied forever
in the nature OF contract, the validity Of which
was recognized by the then existing authorities
and by all their successors down to the present
portion Of the District taxes, no matter where or
for what purpose expended, her citizens claim the
right to participate in all the advantages and
easements furnished other sections OF the two
cities Under the present form Of government all
authority and power to provide for our own local
daily necessities, and for protection against the
loss Of our property by fire is taken away from US,
and We therefore confidently appeal to that sense
Of right and justice, we'll TO those high con-
siteratiors of public policy by which the admins
tration Of the Commissioners has heretofore been
distinguished, to reconsider their proposed action
which we are satisfied was entertained without
full consideration Of all the circumstances of the
case.
These resolutions were signed by the commit
tee, as follows: II. d. Cooke, chairman; A H.
Herr, John Marbury, jr., Charles II. Cragin,
Benjamin Miller, James A. Magruder E. p.
Berry, F. l. Moore, A. II. Pickerell, Thomas L.
Hume, L. p. Dodge, DR.. Trimble and Charles F.
Peck.
About noon the committee waited on the Dis.
trict Commissioners, and, after discussion the
Commissioners agreed TO make the necessary re-
pairs TO the force pump now in to continue the
water supply until some definite arrangement
can be made.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
4 Street Railway Suit.

Yesterday, before JEdge Cartier, in the Circuit
Court, the case of Pitney VS.. the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company was heard.
Messrs. Riddle srd Miller appearei for the com.
pIsinant, and Mr.. Totten for defendant. The
plaintiff ALLEGES that having taken passage In one
of the Fourteenth street Inc Of cars and rendered
his transfer Ticket, in order TO make room for some
ladies be then went 70 the front platform and pay
was again demanded. He refused 10 pay, aod the
cCDoD Dct''r assaulted him and put him of, IN the
course OF the assault breaking two of his RIB for
wrien-he LAYS ms damages al 10000. Owing to
case was Adjourned.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court-chisf Justice Cartier.

Circuit Court-Chief Justice Cartier.
Pitnsy We. Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company. Argument not concluded.
Equity Court-Judgs Wylie.
Hunt vs.. Hunt. Order to take proof before ex-
aminer.
YOdery. VS.. vOdery. Distribution ordered in
behalf Of infants.
In re Mary PUN. Prayer Of petition for kGbeas
corpus denied and child remanded to Nancy
PUN.
Hare VS.. Fletcher. Decree for release.
Redfern vs. Dillow. Order tor sale modified.
National Metropolitan Bank We. Grusor. Nisi
ratification Of sale.
Grant VS.. Freedman's Savings and Trust Com
pany. Order to take testimony in open court
November 20.
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company VS..
Grant ct al. Demurrer overruled and defendants
ordered to file answer before November 25.
Painter We. Drane. Reference to auditor to
state account of Yeihmeyer.
Keefe VS.. Adams. Demurrer overruled and de-
fendsnt given fifteen days to answer.
Shedd VS.. Ordvay. Order to take testimony.
Matteson VS.. Sykes. Reference to auditor to
state trustees account.
Pollard We. James. Continued.
Davis vs. Plant Continued.
American Button Company We. Kelley ct al.
Bill amended and restraining order returnable
November 16.
Gunter VS.. ZsntzinRer. Trustee ordered 10 Bay
H. A. Zantzinger 1900.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company VS.,
Gallaher ct al. Reference Of account Of Gala
her, Loane & Co. TO auditor.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
PREACHERS MEETING.
Interesting Discussion at Foundry Church
A Day Of Fasting and Prayer,

Day OF fasting and Prayer,
There was not so full an attendance OF the
preachers Of the various Methodist Episcopal
churches yesterday morning; Rev. DR.. Newman
and Revs. Black, Norris, Wheeler, Shannon and
Others being absent. After the usual routine
butiness was closed the question for discussion
was modified SO as to read-"Do the facts support
the charge that the reformation under Luther is
rationalistic in its real origin and meaning, and
that Professionalism. historically, Is rationalism" !"
Rev. II. A. Cleveland, who introduced this
question. and at whose motion It was modified,
opened the debate by q statement Of tine facts
which suggested II, and referred to pamphlet No.
2,tssued by the Republican Congressional CON-
mittee in the late elections and as basis for his
remarks read several extracts from said PAM
phlet He contended that the infalibillIty Of Ca
thoIicism was a mere fgment of the BRAIN and
that devotion TO the Scriptures was the keynote
to the Reformation; the genius Of ProtestantIsm
being simply that Of the Bible.
Rev. MIR. Cleveland was followed by Rev Dr.
Dashiell, OF Mchendree chapel, upon the dehui
ticn Of "rationalstic" used in the question and
its relation to the issue involved DIR. DsshielI is
very close reasOner, and threw out some hints
be developed more fully before the discussion
clOses.
Upon motion IL was resolved that Friday of
this WeeEI being the 18th inst, be observed as
day oi lasting and prayer, in accordance with the
recommendation OF Messrs. Moody and SAnkey
for general revival Of religion and that a meet
ing for prayer be held by the pastors of the Meth
odIst Episcopal Church. at Il O'Clock OF that day.
at McKendree chapel, for the space OF one hour
TO which all the people are invited.
The meeting then adjourned to Monday of next
week, when the discussion will be continued
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Order of Rschabites.

The following officers Of Eagle Tent, No. 9,
Junior Order of Rechabites, were installed by
d. V. and L. Thomas B. Marchs Saturday even
ing last: Shd., John r. Mahooey; p. q. R., VIM
Snifin; Q. R.. Stephen Pritchard; D. R., John
SmallTood; r. s., Wn. Mcfarland; F. s., VIM
Mathis; J., John q. Axe; l., WiIfred Crampsey;
ID. !. G., VIM. Sinclair; D. G., John GwIn; Il. s.
% z. r., VIM. COggtns; Il. S. to d. R., Harry
ID. r., James Upper.
rms tent Is doing some good work in East
Washington, in the temperance cause. and the
boys propose having grand entertainment on
ThurEdsy evening, November II, at Odd FeIIoTs
hail NAVY Yard
National Republican., 1875-11-09
The Csrrenters and Joinsrf.

The Washington branch OF the Amalgamated
Society of Carpenters and Joiners held its regular
weekly meeting last evening at the Columbia
Law building. The monthly report of the state
OF trade throughout the United States and Gan.
ada was submitted. San Francisco is the only
point at which trade is quoted as fair. Chicago,
Philadelphia and Washington are quoted as mod
crate. Other points are quoted as dull, bad OF
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Auction Sales To-day.

BY B. II. warner:
At 4:3O o'clock, alu Ible improved real estate,
situated street, stWet Four and half and
Sixth streets, No. k5S.
By DuncansOn Eros.:
At 10 O'Clock, bou'ehCld furniture. carpets,
nalr mattresses, chromOs, desks, writing table,
walnut chairs, cigars, wines, sewing machine AID
shoes.
By Thos. E. Wa2gaman:
At 4:30 o'clock, valuable improved property on
Thirteenth street northwest.
By Young & Middleton:
at $50 O'Clock, lots bordering on the Soldiers
Home park.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
An Afflicted Family,

At the close of the services at the Asbury Meth
Odist church, Sunday morning last, the minister
Rev. James Thomas, and Mr. Gordon Snowden
feelingly spoke OF the sad bereavement of the
family of Mr.. Cook, whose three children were
burr ed 10 death Friday night las, together with
the loss Of their house and furniture A cOllec-
tion was taken up, and s2l.40 was transmitted to
the afflicted family through BIr. Gordon SnoEden
and the Rev. James Thomas, Of the congrega.
fion
National Republican., 1875-11-09
CITY ITEMS.
A FRIEND IN NEED.

DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry Is friend
indeed. Who has not found It such in curing
diseases of the lungs and throat, coughs, colds
and pulmonary affections? The sick are assured
that the high standard Of excellence on which It's
popularity is based Will always be maintained by
the propretors. Fifty cents and 81 bottle; large
bottles much the cheaper.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Harrinpa Iirnnrns

The following marriage licenses were issued by
Mr.. Meigs yesterday Henry He'll and Mrs. q.
Miller; William W. Welsh and Maggie A. c.
Higgins; Charles NJ. KarroUse and Ida b. Fergu-
son: Joseph H. Young and Frances A Bagabee;
James Mason and Martha Whitaker; Thomas
V. Julian and Martha a. Brewer; James Byrne
and MarPaTet RVTne
National Republican., 1875-11-09
West End q ,berniau society.

The committee Of arrangements OF the West
End Hibernian Society are making active prem.
arations for their fourth annual ball. to be given
New Years eve at Masonic Temple. They pron.
ie to spare no pains 10 mako the affair a sra1d
success.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Money 10 Loan.

Shert lime leans upon Government and District
Of Columbia securities made on favorable terms
Oy ]. @. LAY & Co.,
223 Fou--and.a-haIf street.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
RAILROADS.
N~-N-NI~D~-~-O-0.O----O-
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG GALWAY.

FREDERICKSBURH HALLWAY.
DEPor CORNER OF SIXTH AND STREETS.
Local trains for Alexandria leave follows.
8 700, g. - 10, IL .. m, l. q 5, 500, D. The
and .. N. and and b. m. trains run daily; all
other trains tally, except Sunday.
., 10, II a. M; ], 4, ), $500 p. a. The 6,s and
10 3. m, and and7 p. N, trains leave Alexandria
daily: all other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington 81 700 4. m. and 500
D. m, and Alexandra at 500 a. m. and p. M,
road.
Great Southern Express via Richmond lsaver
Eashington IL :3S D. m, daily, Except SundAy.l
Through tickets to all points South and South
west for sale at Offices corner OF Thirteenth street
aud Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked At AL the hotels
and residences through to destination.
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
- Sea1-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Riamarnk,a Rrandz.

Scarcely q day passes," said o Frenchman to
me, SHAT the Prince Bismarck does not receive
present OF tome sort. But then he has Q manner
peculiar to himself WHOM he wishes to have some
thing and deesn't care to pay for It. The last day
OF the session OF the Reichstsg he goes to meet
the members from Nordhausen, o locality where
they manufacture brandy which is said viii
make the dead speak," ("0u Ron fa6rfque
uns eau de-rie qai fat parIsr les no,ts") "Gen-
tIemen, delight TO see you" says he TO them
with hearty welcome, inquiries about the health
OF their families. and regrets bis inability 10 visit
them at home. "By the BY, how goes business7
Do the famous distillers Of Nordhausen sustain
their ncient reputation? once drank brandy
that came from there Of magnificent bouquet and
Iimpidity the memory Of which still clings to
me-" i'Your Exeellency," eagerly reply the
members, 1--WE hope very soon to prove to you that
We still march IN the glorious steps Of our ances
tors and that the famous brandy OF Nordhausen
mas not lost its unriYaled reputation Two days
after a small barrel Of brandy is placed In the
cellars oftbe Prince, and letter from the lead
ing distillers of Nordbausen begs him to accept
this fee bic mark of their admiration and sympa-
thy. Probably slander.-ED.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster was admitted last week to
practice law in the Supreme Court Of Iowa. Her
husband is also lawyer at Clinton, Iowa, and
both the husband and wife are partnsrsin the
National Republican., 1875-11-09

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE LIGuT-HOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. II, 1915.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Il m, on TUESDAY, 10Th day Of Novem-
Der, 1875, from Shipbuilders only, for furnishing
the materials and labor Of all kinds necessary to
construct q Twin screw Steamer, in accordance
with the Specifications bearing date as above,
copies of which can be had on application to this
Office, and to the Light house Inspectors at No. Il
Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass; at Tompkius-
vile, Staten Island, N. Y and at 2O9 South Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals, or to waive
selects, If It is deemed for the interestsof the
United States 10 do SO.
JOHN G. WALKER,
Commander United States Navy. Naval Secre-
tary oc21-ThS&Tu6t
National Republican., 1875-11-09

THURsToH's IvoRY PEARL TOOTH POWDER
used daily will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
twenty-five and fifty conts per bottle.
JoUvEE's 1KoDoRoUs KID-GLova CLaANrs
Will renovate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPeoH's PoHADR OPTIMH Is equal to the
best French, and but half the prics. Twenty-fys
and fifty cents per bottle.
WELLS STRHHeTHREIre PLAsTERs ere the
very best. All sold bY druggists.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Washington Driving Park.

The two best days racing of the meeting are
yet TO tEke place, and they will commence the
frst good day and good track. Due notice will
BE- given through the papers.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY
FASTING AND PRAYER NEXT FRIDAY

WATER FAMINE IN GEORGETOWN.
National Republican., 1875-11-09

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is purely vegetable
compound, innocent in nature and wonderful
effect. For children It Is Invaluable, curing
Group, Wbooping Cough, etc, In few hour.
Prices rs cents per bottls, or I'VE bottles for 81.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
Use Aladdin Security Oil,

and prevent any possibility OF an explosion such
as occurred at Mr.. d. A. Babcocks frame factory
October Is, 1875.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR LOCRs.


DROPOSALS FOR LOCRS.
Sealed proposals are invited until L O'Clock m.
on MONDAY. November 81, 1875, for furnishing
the Treasury Department fiYs hundred Tor moreJ
locks, suitable for fastening warehouses, railway
cars, and for such other uses as tho service may
require.
! The proposals must state the kind OF lock
offered, whether q combination lock or otherwise;
also, whether used WITH or WITHOUT o key;
and If patented, by whom and when, and the
names Of all the parties interested in such patent
The proposals will state further the lowest cash
price for each lock, WITH and WITHOUT, CIV
ing the Department TIE exclusive control OF the
manufacture of the lock offered.
The proposals will be opened on the above date,
when bidders may be present in person, or by
their agent or attorney, to make any explanation
that may be required.
Proposals will be addressed to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, and marked proposals for Locks"
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all proposals. and adopt any lock which the In
terests OF the service may require.
(Signed) B. H. BRISTOW,
Secretary.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November l, 1875.
nCg-M "
National Republican., 1875-11-09
TALLMADGE HALL.


g VOCAL AND EXPERIMENTAL CON-
TIFsDIY EVENING. N1,yembers o. at o,c1oc,
MISS SALLlE GLISN, Miss ZAIDEE Jones
Mrs. L. l.. sTILLSOS, Mr.. Z. G. EVER, and z
chorus carefully selected from the best musical
talent OF the city. will render 4 programme OF
choice selections from fayOIite authors. A full
OrcEesIra, conducted By Prof. Donch, has been
A0Tickets, 20 cents; reserved seats 75 cents; for
sale at Ellis ustc Store and Parker's Bookstore
Proceeds for the benefit of the Music Fund ofst
Paul's English Lutheran Church. noyS-3t
TIlHEATRE COHIQUE.-MONDAY No
- NEMBER s, and during the week. Perform
anCe VIII commence with the grand PART,OS
MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENT. IntrOIucino-
elgnIeen handsome young ladies, following which
viii pc every clement of frstcaSs variety, with q
new pallet and enchanting music BY Fred. Seigle
entitled FETE D'FLEUKS, Introducing sixteen
5rst-class cryphees and preniers. Sergeant Burke
dr1li artist; Ella Mayo, IeriO- comic: Thomas and
Lottie Winnette, Teutoac, dialect, sketch, Jig and
clog artists; The three Weiglc 81 ters, May Bogart
Belle Clifton terpsichoreSn, and all ofIaSt WeeE,s
company retained. Performance will conei1ds
STORM SIGNAL. ,oI-e- e
National Republican., 1875-11-09
BEAUrrYrL oILT pARLoR pAPER,

IS and 80 cents, and nice window shades for SIX
cents and 81 each, ready made. Paper hung by
the best workmen, at lowest prices, at Tubman's,
as Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
CHINA HALL.
Information for the Public.

Having leased the hail over our store, hereto
fore known as "Meizerott hall" we have largely
increased our facilities for conducting the
CHINA, GLASS, CRoCRERY WARE
and house furnishing business, and avail ourselves
of the opportunity to express our sincere graft
tude to the numerous customers who have so
Literally patroDized our establishment 1uring the
last fortyfour years, and We trust, by practising
fair dealing and manlfesting studied desire to
please and accommodate our patrons, to merit Its
continuance. We shall always endeaTor to be
the first TO introduce novelties that really val
liable, and will continue to add to our stock by
careful and judicious mportations and selections.
Our establishment presents strong inducements
and attractions TO
THOSE ABOUT COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING,
as they will find an extensive assortment of orna-
mental as we'll as useful articles from which to
make selections, at prices ns low as they can be
purchased in any of the Northern cities; and, as
We keep almost everything equired by house
keepers, they are relieved from the trouble and
vexstion ofshopping at different stores to supply
their wants.
In conclusion, We would respectfully invite the
public TO call and examine our STOCK; they will
lind many articles Of utility of recent introduction
that cannot fail TO interest them, and a rich and
varied collection OF fancy ornaments which will
command their admiration. 1t will afford US
pleasure to exhibit our goods even to those who
DO not wish to purchase.
J.W. BoTELER Bro,
China Hall, 923 Pennsylvania ave. northwest.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
DEATH OF A PROMINENT CITIZEN.

InfaIlibility a Pigment Of the Brain.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
-uo APRIL 26r ls1SSirp-c ls1Si srSn.v
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND ROUND
HILL.
Leave Washington at o T. n. and 4p. m, and
Alexandra at $40 .. N; and a;lo p. m; pass pass
Leesburg, going westward, at LED ;. m and 6:0
d. M, and arrive at Round Hill At Il N. and p.
IN. Leave Round Hin at $50 q. m. E:30 p. m,
pass Leesourg going eastward, At =. N. and lao
D. m, and arrive at Alexandria Sis q. and 3:l5
.. and at Washington at $50 KIN. and $3.50 p m.
5-Passengers from Washington VIII take the
washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad Station at o.. m. and D. m,
cars.
N. train from Round Hill connect at Round Hill
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snickers-
Vile, Berryyille and winchester; also, with
Reamer's Line OF Coaches, which leave Lees5Rrg
daily fer Aldie and MiddieburE.
Both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with siGson's Line OF Stages for Fairfax
Courthouse.
Commutation tickets, Q cents per mile; annual
tIckets a6O, 2. H. HAVENER,
ap2s-tf General Ticket Agent.
National Republican., 1875-11-09

BAIT1MoEE ANDf oMAoRAlIRoAD
On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1875, trains
Will leave Baltimore as follows, Baltimore time:
LEAVE CALVERT STATION.
200 a. m.-paily (exeept sunday for Washtngton:
7:I5 q. m.-Daily, for Washington. Daily Except
sunday for Pope's Greek Line and Annsp-
oils.
i.oo y. m.-DaiIy for Washington, for Norfolk,
via Washington and orfolk steamers on Mon
day and Thursday.
$40 p. m.-Daily Except Sunday for Washington,
Pope's Greek Line and Annapolis.
Sis D. m.-Daily for Washington.
e:2S D. m.-Daily Except Sunday for Richmond
and South.
National Republican., 1875-11-09
LEAVE GHAELRs:sTREETs STATION.

LEAVE OUARLES-STREET STATION.
go .. m.-Daily, South, via Richmond and Lynch
burg.
s:s5 p. m.-For Mashington daily, except sunday >.
3:45 D. m.-For Washington daily, except Sunday.
s:65 .. m.-Daily Except sunday for Washington.
s:3S .. m-.Daily Except sunday for Philadelphia
lO:sss a. m.-FOr Philadelphia and New York daily,
except sunday.
f| and New YORK.
$50 D. m.-For PHILADELPHIA daily.
lo;5i p. m.-For philadelphia and New hoIk
LEAVE VEPENNSYLvANIA
7:10 7:2 lO:l5 a. m, and l12- 4:O. ssh, 9:36 and
1901 d. m. For Washington, 1;:0 Q. m, 1:1
and 6:S1 p. m. daily. For Annspoiis, 20 a- m.
and 4:05 D. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
s-00 T:45 $40 s:7s, 1i:55 q. and 1:lS, 3D, $50,
7:l0, s:os, 1915 p m I;45 a. m, 80 I;l0 and
io:l5p M. except SATURDAY,.
All, TRAINS STOP AT CHARLES-ST Rect
STATION. GEORGE G. WILKINS,
Superintendent.