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, 1876-02-18
CRIMINAL.

Jacob Williams vas hold to bail In bonds Of
$500 yesterday by Justice D'Wolf, for kicking
Barnett Rosenberg ia brutal mauncr.
Il. II. Martin and J. p. Ivors, commission NOR
chants ve1o held ID bonds OF 81, 900 each to au-
susr 10 Justlco HnIncs on tho 18th OF February
to tho charge Of dofraudlng in uslc Of lumber,
Honry johnson, Of No. 81 North I1atsted
stroot, Quad t. Co., Of No. 2S8 Woat NAdfeon
street, ard Ftod Schute, OF No, 201 Wess D1adi-
son atroet, report that their storos woro robbed
o! stock last ovoning. =
Dennis saguey, boy Is ysars old, drove OF
tho lorsa aud buggy OF John Ol,rien Last osen-
Ing from tic owuor'a residence, No. 1T Newbor-
~ avenue, uaa caught running about the city
aud locked up In tho Armory.
John Hn!frsch keeps . leather.store At No. 2o5
Larrabce street. John Smith ID cohbtsr, and
occasional patron. Iio visited IfaIfrich's last
evening and appropriated hundred Weight Of
tanned hidoB, for which ho was arroatod and
locked up in tho Larrabca Street Station.
Willie Stephenson aud John Slatterly. two
boyB not over IL years OF ago, but with faccB
which showed them to b hardened In crimo,
woro yesterday morning bold in $500 oact, to the
Criminal Court BY Justice summnrileld for rob-
store, On Wabash avonne. uear Twoitth street,
Of paokago he nAs delivering, valuod nt about
SO.
William q. Low, mock auctioneor, WAS ar
rested Yesterday for attempting to pass $40
counterfeit bill on Otto Dlllhm ut Aid. hfahts
saloon opposite tho city buildings. CotnmiB-
Hiouer uoyno releasad him uuttl to-day on bonds
OF "a ono, n4d ho returned TO attempt to con-
vince Otto that ho waa an innocent man. Fall
Ing to do this he bccamo obetrcperouB, when
Aid. 3Iahr elected him from tho saloon with
yehemeuco that appalled, tho observers.
, 1876-02-18

TuET INTEND TO HAVE 4 CENTENNIAL,
While all tho EeAt Of tue world Ere preparing
to atIond the Philadelphia Ceutcnu,al, tho nur-
serymen sro preparing ~ celebrate little ceo-
tonuial Of their omu iu this city. At q meeting
Of tho n,lraefymon, doriata. and aoedsmeu. hold
at Crystal Lake on the 2sth OF last mouth, it w.y
decided 10 have Centennial In thIs city on Inn
SECOND "Wednesday Of June, 1876. TIL" objects
OF tho meeting are thus aot forth In circular
from tho Committee Of Arrangements;
!, Relaxation from bue!ness.
2. Tho cultivation OF personal acquaintance with
s. Exhibition of. any new fruits. howcFs, plants Or
any manufactured articles, such ~ labels. wlEa
goods, baskets, implements used in the bus!
ncss.
i. Exchange, purchase. or s.!e Of surplus stock.
g. 70 rertoet better methods Of culture, packing
This vii! present favorable opportunity for
tho exhibition aud sale Of new yarletles OF straw
beEsfes, now aud taIo plauts, woodon aud metnl-
lu labels, lithogrnphs OF fruits aud flowers, Dor.
1v.baskots, wlso goods. ao1iats' requisites. aud
tho various implements used by nurserymon. 1t
IL expected to obtain reduced rates frola all the
railroads and hutals III Chicago.
The call for tlls 1nostinK is Biguol BY sucl,
sterling men "a Ur. Johu 4. Ennts, Of CIiutUn,
Iowa; ]. y. 6tickney. Of WaMwsutoss. VIA. !;
Eagsf s.qaet:t GhsaXo; l. K oaeld fres-
mot Scott. 0s!ena mud Lewis Ellsworth, Of
Naperyille; aud Il tie meeting Is anything what
1t IL intended It will bo ola OF tnp aye4tB Of
even cGutenpthl year.
Az an auxi!ary to The association probably to
DO fo,insd nt this Censcntenolal. tue nursery msn
iu aud about Chicago met last Thursday liz tho
Office Of the Hester" Farm Jour,44! II No. l2s
Washington atrset. and resolved tu tos4u
LOCAL ASSOCIATION
for the protection Of the interssts Of the trsdo
and fqS the dissemination Of knoEledga pertain
, 1876-02-18
LOCAL LETTERS.
Az EXPLANATION.


To the Editor q Tho CHICAGO Tribune:
CHICAGO. Fob. Ill have read with surprise
your articles In relation to tho Board sf Trade
Committee In your issueB OF tho 18th and 10th
inst, as they arc 60 mnnifessly unjust to both
parties. and entirely at variance with tue facts,
mud also inaccurate III several particulars. With
out going into dasails, let mo say the warehouse
men did agree to abolish tho trimming charge
II tue railroads would hbato tho nwitching.
They a1Bo offered to transfor grain 10 Eastern
oars for l cent per bisilc}. Tho Committoo
mado no other proposition, but left tho matter
for futnro negotiation, whou they should 10
moro fuliy advised Of tho ratio charged IN Toledo,
indianapolis, and other placos. The Committee
do mot proposo to dsband, having been reap
pointed br tho Directors, but hope to porfoct an
adjustment Of charges TINT mill meet the aE-
proyAl Of all ialr-inlnttcd citxeua, and moi bripg
ruin either to our elevators OF railroads.
II you will read the law III regard to elevator
charges, yon will seo TINT your statement IL not
correct. I stated to your reporter that the
meeting Saturday waa n private consultation,
aud IL ho Iistonod at tho keyhols 1t was not
dgnifed proceeding.
nm sorry to be put on tho defensive in this
matter, as your paper has, until DOW, labored
harmoniously with the Committee, aud shall
still expect your approval when the facts and
results are fully known. ! write tho above
upon my own responsibility, aud do not Wish to
compromise any other menbor OF tho Commit
tee. Respectfully. T.. .. STEVENS,
Chairman Board OF TrAdo Committee.
, 1876-02-18

preyont his be;pF retek0 !. II tue detective bad
kuown It uaa The "st1 Moon" who was there
he would hsvo h!tnral tod 70 secure him
b. strategy, for il the o1erctao OF
farce tho crook" ia said 10 bo match for tho
bcEt. Al tho slight Of nary tt1 cooked, andin tho
hands OF man who v.aa nil, ing to 'lsn u II nee
oBanty, tie fugtlyn wiucet ! turund ABOUT 20
nen II cscape might yet 10 accomplished. aud
quietly announced L Is
wiLL1H,tN Ess TO SUI RENDER.
10 gave up tho kut 10. was TAX On IN charge. anu
conveyed 10 tho jaf, whore Ia 'as assigned to Tho
dungeon. On tho ~ tht1,aE he bitterly amentcd
h,s rucaptnre viii eli was duo ntirelv ae said to
tho fact That lle g ,.ildn't tun " ho had hcen
mora ilnlbor at tt.e time, or lcd hs nnrsueEs q
fouGer distance, In WnB conlde1 " thas 10 would
haze escaped. lie Ia well-kno,s m hurglar, and
said 10 bo ono c tho noet oxpc IT Of tho craft.
An obioct Of q spionage bY tho 'oltcc for years.
ho will hazard .he most desperate chanccs to get
away, md tbs, game Of yestord ~, II te said.
wss successfully worked In tho odd Jail before
Tho fire. lie is about 80 years OF ago and we!i
known thruH 9hout the country. lle waa ar
rented In NJ .vember last for huttylares At tho
rceldonccs q! John II. lfo1e. At Hyde Park. and
Gen. Ansos stager, on Michigan arcnuo, some
ttao proTy onDly. On q lleartng bofoto Sum-
merfoid ito waa committed to Jail tn
defanlt ef. $4.0U1 bail. Last woeh lie wns
ind,ctsd, nd this morning ho Was to have bcea
called up, to ploal. But, anticipating hin into,
ho atte.mu tad to eludo II nt tho risk Of murder.
u0 ia tlosperate, lANlesa, 1ntrdcrona criminal.
who aho1 Id DO vts,tod with tho seynrcst pe,ni.
tics for 1.ls crimos. Asuow'd woupds are not
dnngorchlB aud will not incspacitate him Tor
duty.
, 1876-02-18

1.ouls Hallway Companies, waited upon the
Board Of Public Works yesterday and deeisod an
approximate cslEmate Of tho railway compantca'
aharo Of the etponso for tho Milwaukee avenlio
vtaduct ia order thai ho may lay tho 1suros be-
fore tho tue Doarlls Of Directors Of tho two
roads for their consideration. The tlgnros will
DO prepared snd presented to the gentleman.
Toward tho close Of last yehr many atroot Ia
hornrs applied to tho board OF Public Works for
further work. aftor shoy had boon discharged on
nay for tho labor. Tho mon, however, sgreed to
wait for sho appropriation Of this year, saying
that they could live on credit mohnwhilo. The
1}oard, to save the men and their families frotd
starving ~ vol ~ 10 havo tho citys work CON-
on tho force. Now the mon arc grumblsng be-
Cause ts,oy okunot eos their paF. and aoen, to
have forgotten tho tetms upon which they wore
hired.
, 1876-02-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

County Clerk Lob has addod twenty -f1yo men
to his clerical forco during tho weok.
Dr.. Wilder, tho rouurzecliouist, WAS arrested
Into Wednesday evening aud taken 10 jaiI, that
ho might not forget to appear IN court to-day
for sentence.
Jacob Khiser. Frederick Tablanke. William
Dram, md Jennie Adams, Who have boon cou-
finod In Jail for aomn tituo On various chargne,
were yesterday discharged from custody, tho
jury having failed to find bills aghinst them,
Fred Tesch and John McCArrey, two Of tho
Road Inspectors were to havc gone yesterday
Oh 40 inspection nlong tho Evanston and NIL
.auKee plank-road. 1t Ia to bo hoped that they
got started, aud will be heard from 1t all early
day.
In Tho DouGlas-Cote conspiracy case vhorain
divorce was sought to 10 obtained by fraud. q
bill q exceptions was yesterday fled with tho
Case IL now beng mado up for the Supreme
Court.
The Grand Jury after u ehort session yoster-
day morning returned ifty.one indictments Into
conrt, classified ~ follows: Larceny, Al
burglary. I, robbery. asnau't with intons to
kill, !; receiving stolen goods. l.. The Rooney
murder caso will be hcard by tho jury to-day.
The nov County Physician, 1t appears. is not
Improving upon acquaintance. IN fact, his
cou,petoucy Is boing yory seriously and gonor-
Ally questioned. Yesterday. in toattyiuR In the
COUNTY Court IN tho trial OF fQ1hhb EanE1, he did
not croate the beat Impression, but caused sun-
dry lonIers-on, AMONG whom waa a mamber OF
tic County Board, to mako many unfFlendly ro-
marks.
Deputy Clcrh Hornaday IL no more Ha will
bo remembered ~ connected With tho spelling
Of tho fiydo Park Colloctur'a books some time
ago, and having tried to shoulder tho rcspousl-
bjlity Of his biuntlers on tho Committee on
Equalization Of tho County board. 1t Is given
out that Mr., Hornaday resigned Ills position,
but at tho aame time 1t Ia we'll known that he
stopped down hnd out BY re1uest-. ue IL TO ra-
main In the County Cserk'a office, however, aud
will resume work In fow days ~ clerk.
Tho hogs on the Poor Firm arc again epltAt-
tng tho boaoms OF tho Commissioner. This
comoa OF tho fact that fifty Of tho seventy
porkors recoutly purchased hayo slckened aud
dleil Of cholDra. WhethoF thoy had tho disease
when purchased OF not In not known. Tho hos
interest Of the country IL growing so EspidlY
that at no distant day IT may bo necessary. to
tho stoca-f farda, or to establish an asylum for
disea.ed Bwlno easy Of Accena by tho county
authorisioa.
Thero waa moro than tho usual amount Of
''dos!glng" A1ound the building yesterday, aud
all bocauBa Of tho preaeuce Of two ladies' from
tho Church Of the Holy ham6 Who wero socit-
ing aid for . fair to DO hold in few days. Very
few eseapej. however, and no one Was ab!o 70
| hoads OF departments and p1onrietors OF spp!e.
Stands all toll Into thoiE net alike. contributing
! from nLskol 10 IS bill. The ladies' wore moi
| Inclined to 10 Hol1s1, either for every contribu-
tof had t4a pleasure OF hcing specially invited
| to tAe fair,
, 1876-02-18

tng to nhruh and tree culturn A second meet-
lux WAS hell ht tho enmc lplaco Yesterday, but,
owing to an error In tho announcement, only h
fov rosponded. and Romo tiu,e waa taken In watt
Ing for atttIvent number to otrhnsacs business.
persm and N. y. Auatfn wsro presented, and
will probably DO adopted but with little alteration
1t the next mootiug. The titlo Of the aesocia.
tton IL 1.-The Eutserymon'n md Tloe-rlnutcFs
ernmcnt is to DO vostod In An Executive Com.
1pitteo Of throo, Of which tho rrcstout Ii Chair.
man. tho rncosinga 10 bo hoid acrni: on
tho second Tnesdsys in January and Jnly.
MesssH. Peterson. punn!ng. and Auhsltt were
movement.
Ths Association tf1cn adjourned 10 meet 1t the
sa1nc placn Saturday morning for tho election ol
oil1cers aud tho perfection Of the orsantzatlon
, 1876-02-18
Failure to Collect tho City's Revenues
from Lioenses.
A Fa1ling.Or of $4,000 III
Two Ycnrs.
Unlicensed Saloons On State and North
Clark Streets.
Reasons Assigned for This Neglect on
tho Part Of tho City Goyernment.1
Lot Us Reduce Taxation and Faithfully Col.
'ccl Tho Licenses.

Comptroller Hayes, In bis letter to tha Ooun-
ell accompanying his esttmatcs for tho year,
imprsHses ~ strongly ~ he can upon tho people
Of Chicago tho necessity Of the most rigid re-
form for tho coming municipal year, snd points
out several ways In which money can be Havad
tho city. While THE TnrnuNE docs not dttles
greatly from tho Comptroller Ia hta conclusions.
1t bogs 1eave to point ont 10 that officer. to The
Mayor, to tho Finance Committee, and to the
Connoll in general. another way Of getting over
SONS financial difficulties, This way ia not q
rough one, nor dishonest one.-it Is nothing
more than tia collection Of what IL duo now.
Not the collection Of anything that ID Illegally
duo, and not tho collection Of more than 10 dua,
but simply tho gathering In Of
TIE C1TEs LlcENaE FEES.
Il Ia generally known that tho city demsnda
and receivoa q license foe from some Rcore or
moro kinds Of buBinoas carried on in tho city,
and In this It ia Sustained by lasx and ordnance
somo Of these licenses are imposed simply for
purposes OF registration; others for revonue
and third class for both purposes. while
foursh clasa ia created for the purpose Of crowd
Ing ont Of 4 certain bus!ncss unworthy persoua
and knLvos. Tho suotioneer pays 5000 . yoar
for his l'conse, satoon-keeper pays S52, whilo
M omnibus driver paya only 81 year. and the
other claHses vary between tho tuo e1tronos. ~,
It has been for aotne tims source OF com.
platnt that tho license foes Of tho gentlemen on
gagged In carrying on varions kinds Of business
wero loosely COLLECTED. 10 tho great detriment Of
the citya interests in financial wny, and It has
been openly charged that tho number Of people
registered In tho variona lines has fallen on 80
much within few yearB rs to give evidence OF
grosa carelcssneas. II nothing Worue. In ordor
10 get ut the facts In thts caee q TRIBUNE ro-
porter yesterday complel from The CITY Clerks
books for tho present md three preceding years
tho following tabio, which Shows
THE NUMBER or 11OENsKs
taxed out by oach branch of business during
cach Of the four yeaIs named.
, 1876-02-18

As soon as It was known by the officers OF tho
Western Union Company that tho reduced ratns
had gone into effect yesterday morning, q special
!uoettng OF tho Executive Committee WAS called
by Mr. 0rtou. This Conultttoe, without waiting
for tho Reneral mcotinE to-day, decided to lower
the!s xatea to tho new rktea Of the Atlantic 4 Pa
ciiic ant Franklin Companies. Mr. Orton said
after tho meeting / II lag a!"ay been teeit
tho rates should DO ~ near ~ possible tho 1amo
and whichever proposed chluge shouId notify
the others. Atlantic Il Pacific did not notify us In
this waY: They aeut to tho et1eot
that the changs would 60 into effect to-day, but
~ 1t wAs not posted until late last night, OF
courso We did not get It until this morning. II
you want to know the resHon for this sudden
change 10 their rates, why every one eau plainly
sec iho Whole affair ts stock job. and shete Ii
no doubt but that ona man in particular In At.
lAntto i Pacific III very short OF Western Union,
nnd had Ills orders carried out.
II Auppose you nean Jay Gould I" said Tho
reporter.
pliment II mentioned h!s natno," said Mr. Or
ton, but did not mention It.
Secretary Chandler aud Mr. Bates, Of the At
lanslo K Pacific. declare that tho reduction IL =
business measure aluplY.
, 1876-02-18
THE clTY.HAtL.

aliso Evans rcce!pta yesterday amounted to
about SIS, 600.
Tho City Collector took In $1,000 yesterday,
aud no lovica were mada,
Wster-renss Yesterday woro e2,eA4, and TO-
colpts from ths City Collector $685..
The Committee OF streeta and Alleys, Wost
Division, failed to meat yesterday afternoon.
Tho building Inspector continued tho e1.mt.
nation of tho churches yesterday. with about the
usual reaults.
Commsstoues J. X. Thompson, OF tho board
OF Public Works. loft for Nashville, Teun., lask
evening, IIe will bc gone TWO ueeks on yaea-
tiuu.
Tho Mayor yesterday revoked the license Of
George Dresaol. saloon. keeper on shs corner OF
Thitty.seventh aud Wallace atreeas, for keeping
disorderly house aod for selliug liquor 10
minors.
Mt. E. Walker, representing tho Milwaukee h
, 1876-02-18

ueory Duncan, alias II. Il. Muldoon, n prison.
ar 1t the County jail, made desperate httu,npt
to eachpe yesterday afternoon. aud would doubt
lcao hAye succeeded had it not bcen for the op-
portune presence Of Detective pargop. yostsr-
day MAS unuaually qulet 1t Agnow's hotel fow
visitors applied for admission, and there was
au s'absouco Of the bustle o1hins-
sify. found there. 1n consequence
OF this the jaiisrs, turnkeys. and officers e1copt
Luke Aguaw were distributed about tue intosiur
examining tho cells and attending to their
oleanliposa. Aguaw wha loft atone In the Office,
while In tho jail proper no ope wae stirring nave
tho prisoner Duncan anda woman vigitor. About
half-paat s o'clock tho latter raped at the cato,
and told Agpeu eho wanted to go. 11o
vent To tho inner door for tho purpose
OF lestsng her out, Previous to unlocking tho
door, Duncan, who wss It distauce thoretrom,
hurried TO the entrance and stood Immediately
back OF the woman: "A the door s"u'4g back
% IL n!ngoa Nd shs w.a steppdg goe OUT no
atk "a ita full width. he ruahea out. Agnew ro'
oovsreo ttmsslf before the prisonar roachea the
door opening into the Office. and granpled witt!
se fo1 il, opss1 F aFs' f.n @ taa ar sna
caught With him In tho ol6te. aud for tue aEet
tinaa observed
1 DRAWN IHIFE
~ sosssa s asna e: hsn @h osspea aa t ill.,
and kttompted to cut his pursuer. That 10
failed 10 do 10 was tho leault OF chance, aud
Agrew escaped with ! slight cut tn tho hand.
BY th!s time tho prisoner reached tho ptison-
door opening into the Jai! yard. The door stood
AjAr. with no ono to impede his movements, and
he shot through It, rushed down the stairway,
crossed che yard, reached the alloy which bounds
the Jau on the west. aod fod through It tu =
no1thsfiy direction. A. SOM ~ Agno# recoyor-
I'd his equilibrium 10 raised the ala.m. knd tue
puruulk for tho rocsptura OF the fugi-
hvs begun. Duncan'a movements Immediately
preceding the sscspo, A also tho Escape itself,
we're Witnessed from this jAi! kitchen. and Mike
Madden. employed there, followed In tho dlreo-
ton Duncan hsd taken. Tho lsttor ran through
The alley until he reached Indiana etseat, on
which he proceeded west, crossing CLARK stEeet.
DETECTIVE pAKook,
OF the Central Hlxtlon, wAs returning to head
qusftets. and had rekched Illinois street, when hls
attention HAs attracted by the notse, and, aosinA
man hnrsytrg aud pursued, hs Joined tp the
chAae. DuacAn continued on IQdi&na street to
second alley IN ths aquArs bounded BY L. 8alle
and Clark sszses aud disappeared In 1t a. Dargou
came In sight. fhs l.stsr 1sa to ths allsy and
all sight oE tyAes Of the fugitive was Lost.
Going. through tho alley In aeArch Of
his hiding plscs, Dsrgon came to a
lot In which Duncan had hidden himBeli
behind The doorway Of shed. The detective
reached the shed and thrust his head in to Wow
thA interior. bus withdrew tncouuusntly aud se-
trs&ted = stop. Dunesn Wa there, Tue knife
w dataasd In hls hand and ready foE uss to
, 1876-02-18
SUBURBAN.,

Tho Mite soc!ety Of St. Marks Church win
NEST this evening ut tho residence Of Mr. Joseph
NJ. Lyons. Tho now Rector, the nov. ]. Stuart
Smith, will DO present, and it will be favorable
opportunity for thoBo who have not mot him to
become acquainted.
The Hurd and Brown trial Ia announced for
This eyonfng in Tue Methodist Church.
4 popular paator, 1t Ia not necessary to sny
who, is to be The recipient Of pound party thta
evening. Tho announcement Is made because it.
La intended to be Hurilriso.
, 1876-02-18

building thcse vii! bo ave cafes, 10 which na
1nned; 10 tho main buiiinR, four aafos, in which
there will be no splrituu1s liquors, In tue agrt.
cultural building As Yot but ono has boon d.
termned on. and t,at is restricted TO Tho 'sgoid-
without other tl,an Tho general restriction Of no
standing bar. They sro nil In special buildings
erectod by their pfopdstors. The manaRora
llayo boon very doBirous Of having ono or mora
itrst-olaas temperance restaurants, but ~ yot
have had no applications.
, 1876-02-18
CANADIAN NEWS.

Special Ddspdteh 10 Thd Chicago T1bunt.
81. JOINS, n. B., Fob. t7.-Ths Nav Bruins.
wick Legislature opouod n Frnaerickton to-day,
Tho Lteutonant-Gov6rnor In Ills apoooh regret.
toa that the 1uanc,al crisis which commenced In
tho Btatos two ycata ago lind o1touded to ttis
Province, but Indications promised an early itu-
provomont Although tho loading artiolos Of
export had yielded less rovenuo than formerly,
ths fishery yield aud harvest Ind boon abundant.
1Ie referred to tho importation OF stock by tia
Government from Ontario and Illinois for dis
tributton over tho Province. and hoped tho TO-
s,,lts would encourage and justify rocourso mora
frequently than heretofore TO tha nnode OF al.
vancing An ititorost so important to tho coun-
try.
TORONTO. Feb. 17.-The Annual Conolava OF
the Grand Orange Lodge OF Western Ontario IL
now In session at Hamilton. That Of Eastern
Onlario. In session at Kingston. resolved again
to sock for an not Of Incorporation from the On-
turio Legislature. and mover to ceaao nRitAtinK
and pe.itsonEng I'll! granted, Tho Grand Orange
Lodge Of Quebec is in session at Montreal.
, 1876-02-18

Habcock May Be Guilty,
but That Will not altar tha fact thAt the nav Doos
til" Il the farortta wherever introduced. For range
Of work. simplicity Of conttsuotlon, and s4Ae In run.
Mug, u StApds Without 11fal.
, 1876-02-18
Drinking Mt tho Centennial E1hthl.
tlQN.

NEW Y0TE UbNTre7, =
Tha managers ars dong lho very beat they
can to guard the magnificent ontsrpGtss from the
tsint OF intlsmity. No standing bax will be A.
,lonod within ths aroundsi In ths machinery
, 1876-02-18

Telegraph lInte4 Down All Around.
he,s Ioyk H'oria, Ftb. 1s.
Tho new schedule Of ratea put Into operation
by tho Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Company
, 1876-02-18

manufactured by johnson h Son, two manuals, ak.
teen stops, aud two aud ons-third ocsavcs Of pedal
bass, is now on exhibition And for salo at Lyon b
1Icatys where church commlttcoa md orgap!ets ars
invited TO orAnlino It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-14
1876 q ) !. s : At, no 1876

TO The NORTH, WEST u SOUTH WI EST.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT
Trains leave Washington. from depot Of BAL
TlMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B Streets as follows:
For Philadelphia, n ew York and the East, 9. II
y. m daily, with Palace Cars attached Linn.
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Car: 92ia.
m daily, except Sunday. For PhIlsdcphis
and New York l.3O p m. daily, except Sun
day; fer Philadelphia 4.55 p. m. daily, with
Paror Cars altachei.
For Pittsburg and the West, 6 II. m, daily, with
rarlor Cars to Pittsburg; 40 p: m. daily.
with Palace Car To Chicago snd l.65 n. IN.
daily, except Sunday.
For Canandaigua and the North 6a: M daily.
except Sunday; and I AZ p. II. Haily, eAcep:
Saturday with Palace Car u Rochester. For
Elmira, IL IS a III. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, viz Richmond, $40 u. m. and
lbs y. M. daily, except Sunday, and via
Lynchburg 7 u. IN H. p. III. daily, eIcrp.
Sunday.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alcxandria, +, 7, 8, 9. III and IL n. m, and
l, 3, 40, j., i, and / 80 y. M. On Sunday q.
8a In sid and 6p. LII.
Trains leave Alcxandria for Washington, b, !,
s. 10 and II ~ H., |. 3, 4. s. and Up. ILL.,
On sunday a and ~ 8. M, and pm.
Tickets and information can be procured a.
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast D. NJ. BOYD, Jr,
Genl. Passenger Agent.
FRA NIX THOMSON
General Manager jan