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Sa,ns nf Short Horns.

CHICAGO, April "a Tunes sPeciaI
from West Liberty, Iowa, says; The
third series of sales of short horn cattle
took place here to day, Among she sales
are Red Lady to Ely 4 Son. Audulsis'
Illinois, $1,000; Emma Third to Mrs.
Kimberly, West Liberty, $1,000; Ouch.
ess of Gloucester to J. K. Shelly, Snan-
min. Illinois, $1,000. Total receipts S2S,-
500. General average 1916.
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We made ayisil to Benwood yester-
., si.e'noon for the purpose of seeing
;.s'gin. ofthe Benwood nail works, and
a.als the extent Of the damage by the
&. Tie mill. have been magnificent
;,Per;, tie buildings covering a large
sa,e Of ground; the machinery first
A,s-s great deal of it new-and Of
s,e-y description that would be needed
L. ars. class nail factory.
.a, works consisted Of two nail factories
'l.'.ag more than hundred machines,
Age running number of pudding
~! aea'ir : furnaces, train of rolls. and
s.-ea' a.al OF other valuable machinery,
:ae vh'.c worth ut least 100000 About
m;y 'r'' north from the uppe: factory
vas a h'.. ~a'rAOuse in which were
stored Ten luvU,sBi kegs of mails, which
Vas devcared By the conhagration.
When We Reached the place 3 scene of
1r'o.a!lon rarely witnessed was pre-
",i'l, The standing chimnoys and
'1'a4s;a1k. looking like tombstones,
'slah,l as monuments of the destruc-
"' "O'S OF the fire fend. Run, wreck
A.! le'o'siion were on every sid; piles Of
s'',a, smouliering heaps, broken ma.
'-'-ef! and smoking, burning mounds
" a".; Some idea of the intensity of
- le' during the fire may be formed
yen Eestate that tbe nails in tho ware
'.-'e asd melted and run together, and
some places the melted iron had run
''a 'of several feet like lava from n
'"'Aa'c eruption. Bat the sadest
s,' was that of number of EN-
''!9' wandering around the ruins
I'll sad looking faces, and doubtless
N-s' hearts,m they wondered where
'-'' would hnd employment to afford a
'-FP'': 10 themselves and families. A
----'e' OF these Een had invested thoir
''-s' IN the stock of the company
'.'-P' oi women, wives oftho employ
we're gazing on the mass Of runs,
' ''om more than one eve the
'N''' by could detect tear stealing
'"eiF cheeks, AS their heart bled
''s'' little ones who were playing
.--' Them IN froiicsome gIee. raking
-y' OF matted nails or pieces Of iron
.'" 'a' emoe's, ,all unconscious Of the
s"I cast over the home of father and
-,,a'' N. by the great calamity.
W. publish elsewhere the names and
" 'ne various insurance compsn.
we are grstifed 10 learn that the
N'0.d''', with an enterprise that is
,.''e ,,saa'''e in the highest degree,
-, I''efmIned 10 go to work immedi.
=. Ana rebuild the works. They have
n..! n'a'Ay Of all our people, and their
..s,'',' 'O' The promptness they evince in
much ing factory which has done so
Ii. .ysii T,ye Cie,l% our city its reputation as
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po.,,, of a Kcnub,iean Caucus.

NEW ORLEANS. April h-LUCIVH
Adams, Jr, who was wounded at the
Southern Republican club meeting in
Mechanics Institute. last evening. died
this morning. 1t is said that at least ten
prrsons were wounded and two killed
outright, during the frscas. The affair
grew out cf q disagreement between
Adams and Judge Evans.
OF the court OF six tailsmen summoned
to complete the grand jury in the crooked
whisky cases, only two could take the
,ofb
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TERRITORY Of Pcmbina.

WAsnINGroN, d. C., April 6,-lhe
Senate Committee on Territories to-day
agreed to report the bill to establish the
Territory OF rembina The proposed
new territory is to consist OF that portion
OF the present territory OF Dakota when
lies north of 80 parallel.
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Narrow Guaxe Railroad Meeting.

IxDIANAPoLIs, April 6.-The narrow
gusge railroad meeting here to-day, was
in the interest of the road from 81. LOUIS
to the seabosrd via Toledo. An organiz-
atien of the Indianapolis company was
made, with w. &. Wolson, OF Crawfords-
vile, as President
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Ea0nd ERad,

ERIE, Pa, April CD. L. Stanford
of this city, was found dead in bed TINS,
morning, shot through the heart. ne
had been low sperited for some time' out
without cause, 80 tar as 10 known.
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Fatal Accident.

NEW YORK, April Last evening
the front Of house No. 2l2 DiyIs.cn
street, fell and fatally injuring WIN.
Savage, Wm. ScheIl and Jacob Atrs
harnk
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Bristow ON the Outlook.

LouIsvILLx, KY, April 6.-Secretary
Bristew arrived ut home this morning
and will remain in Louisville few days
10 rest and meet his many friends in this
section.
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Rhode Island lection.

PRovIDESCE. Aprli6.-Full returns Of
Yesterdays election for governo-. g'v'
Leppitt, Republican, 8.%37; Howard
prohibition, $3.50; Beach, Democr.l
& 36O2
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A r THU r. s

ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGAZINE
"The Household Magazine of Amsfica.
by Mrs. Julia &. X. Dorr; and "Nirian,
by 7. =. Arthur. Butter sk's Newest Pat.
terms 10 every number. IsJms, 40 pei
year: copies Tor ~ 20. Ep. .eDdid hook Of
f@rs and Premiums. specimen NUMBER iO
cents. =. hhInlH d DcS,
uOL3ta PbtIs1 IA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Molssses
Dull; sales good; prime 4sc; common
reboiled 30@S4c; prime do $4,000.
Sugar-Unchanged
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Outrageous Murder.

TuscAEoRA, Pa, April e-George
Hsu.er ard sister were bound, gagged
and beaten 50 severely By Burglars, last
night, that the latte. has died.
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APPLICATION OF GLASSES

to suit all ages, and to correct all defects
OF refraction that are reme.iisbie by
glasses. II ~ a tact commonly known.
That thou, ands ~ eyes are annually Inn
paired by the iDJudicious uss OF bpects-
cl.s selected either by III. patient himself
or by the Incompetent dealer. These eyes
m ght have been indefinitely prsserved
had speciarles been accurately adJust@J,
and accuracy can only be insured Dy care
fuI mathematical calculations, based up
on the accurate measur. InentS of tho focal
range of the eye.
once hours from A. ~. 70 2 y. ~, and
from = u. t'sP. n.
once hours, sunday, from 0 ~ 10 A. n.
and from 10 iY.A.
nSLadies entrance on Twelfth street.
WN. J. MCDOWELL, 81. D., late Physi-
clan To out patients, Maryland Univsri-
ty Dispensary, Late attending surgeob t0
the Baltimore Eye aDd Ear lDnInafy.
WILMER BRISTOS, ". d., late Of Uni .
yersity Hospital, Baltimore, Nd. apsh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07
DIED.

VENRUM-At the house OF Michael
Edwards, on Thursday night, April 9Th. nj
II O'Clock Mrs. ABIGAIL NESSUN, aged one
hundred years, three months and twelve
days.
Funeral notice TO morrow.
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VI Murdered.

HARMONY, y. j., April G.-Jacoo
Young & wealthy tarmer, wa. murdered
near here yesterday. No trace Of the
murderer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07

Tus,,-swln ln3Hgs Of the Cleveland and
IS. v4s. "a' valley railroad, during the
A., p, were nearly a half million dol.
the ~. me operating expenses were fiftv.
,e, e., p? cent of the earnings, and the
'.,is5 gs SaIg paid the interest on the
Otincomu.. u.0' and still lett about $4,000
SP.SC There is no reason why the
.gen.S, =, .a railroad, under proper man.
s.so b. . a a.'er us completion, sh,uld not
,ds nsnsp paving road; but to make il So
,as,-JfS..nent must be closely looked
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

ESTABLISHED lseO. OFFERS AN I'M
IL proved course Of study for the prac-
teal education of young men. Elegant
rooms, RENTED and furnished. Separate
room for ladies'. Sessions day and even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student; also thorough course In the Eng.
lish branches. Call AT College Office, opp0
site McLure House, or address,
J. NJ. FKASHER a CO.,
agl7yb Wheeling, w. Va.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNps-Quiet. .


STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
STocKs-Opened moderately active,
with q special weakness in Pacific Mail.
W Western Union, Delaware, Lackawanna
add Western and Kansas Pacific, the
decline in these stocks ranging from | to
! per cent Pacific Mail tell off from lSt
20 II, Western Union from
est to 673; Delaware, Lsckawanna
and Western from ll6t to ll5i.
and Kansas Pacific from liz to 10. The
Granger shares are quiet and compare
lively firm. Panama sold at l27@l2Is
regular and l27 seller thirty days. New
Jersey Central WAS firm and advanced
from l0Ssto ll04. Lake Shore iuctuat-
cd between 593 and cot. During the
last hour the market was weak and
lower. The greatest depression was in
Pacific Mail and Western Union, the
pressure to sell both being very marked
Pacific Mail declined to l6s, the lowest
point ever reached for this stock and
closed ut l6I. Western Union declined
to 67l and closed at 67S@67i. Rock
Island declined to l04i; St. Paul COM
mon to 4Os; preferred TO cot; Ohio to
ISL and Michigan Central u 60s; Cen
tral to 60;, But the final sales of these
stocks were at slight recovery. Lake
Shore closed at coy. The comparative
stesdlness of this stock to-day was due to
the statement that Vanderbilt combins-
tion already have proxies enough 10 re-
tain control of the road and that the Let
earnings for the first quarter Of the current
year show an increase of 100000 over
last year. Investment shares were
steady. Transactions, l24 900 shares, of
which 81 900 were Pacific Mail, $4,000
Western Union, 1000 ST. Paul, 4,5O0
Erie, and 1900 Lake Shore. The Ma
tona Bank OF the State of New York
will probably resume business May lst,
with capital of S800.OOO.
uyau,nr, iTntnp Rnck leland l0li.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07

In the Nes Je-zey Legislature the
bill T. lax church aud edgca.ionsl prop
erty Vas defeated
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Press Report. by Western
Union Line, office Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th StS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Death OF Bishop Johns

ALEXANDRIA. April 6.-Bishop Johu
Johns, Of the Protestant Episcopal dlo
cese of Virginia, died last night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07

The Vue de Leau hotel. a noted sum-
mer resor; - Sewelrs POM. Va. WAS
DESTROYED By FIRE Wednesday night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07
DISEASES THE EYE AND EAR

ON purely scientific principles. Thus
presenting To the ciizens ~ W heeling and
iisenvirons all the facilities for the treat
m.nt OF this class Of discas" a. ut could
possibly be obtained by visiting q great
metropolis without the attending expense
which such "A journey would n.cessitats.
liSpeclal tentlOn'gIveD 10 the
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-04-07
EYE AND EAR
.DRS, MCDOWELL & BR|NTON

Wheeling and vicinity, that they have
taken parlOrs at tho MCLURE HOUSE,
where they Will remain u limited tins. ~
treat medically and surgicaily. all who
may be affected with diseases OF the above
named organs. IiaNlng had vast expert
euce In private practice. and M attending
surgeons Ia the large EYE and EAR HOS.
PlTAIsS, DISPENSA RIF.S and INFIKMA-
KiES Of Baltimore city, which are uni.
versally acknowledges To stand second 10
none In the county, and being pbysI.
clans In full and regular standing, gradu.
ates of one OF our o dest and best schools
OF medicine, we propose to treat ali
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, April 6. MONEY
At 4@5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper sat. per cent. Customs receipts
s459,OOO. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Clearings 100000.
Sterling steady at 4s63@4S9i. Specie
shipments to-day S575,OOO of which
$500, ,0OOjis for Havana.
GoLD-Opened at ll23, advanced to
1l3, reacted to ll2a and closed at ll2t.
Carrying rates l to 3 per cent. Loans
were also made fiat.
G, G,SERNMENTs-Strong and higher.
with q good investment demand.
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p,seREPoyr, BABcocK, EUCKEf and
g,,,,ry all testified Oh yesterday that
s,,, Va, bad man. Yet all OF them
been taken in" by him. Mr.. PIER
,,goyr SAY, that when BELL first waited
m, ne had note from the President
..,onmeading his appointment, If he
-, such = very bad man why lid the
p.,;ls,t write note to the Attorney
e.,.-,. asking that BELL be appointed?
r.so,td do Tie people are not satisfied
-. such explanations.
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1t'heelinq 9ealstsr.


=, yeatAer to.dcy piA be jar, '''th
....,,t ,rin6s, and hlgher ts'nperd-
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"It Costs Something TO Get Into
Omceo

WASHINGTON, April G The Commit
tee on Civil Service continued the inves
tigation, today, into the charges against
Purman. j. Boliver, of Tallahassee,
Florida, formerly editor O. paper,
was examined He testified to an
offer of DR.. Simkins OF $500 to
Purman if he would appoint SOD of
Simkins to a csdetship. He said
that Purman showed him a
letter containing an offer from
Mr.. Simkins, and said he thought he
should accept it, although he knew he
could DO better.
Geo p Fowler, local agent of the
Postottice Department at Cedar Keys,
testified that Blesmen, the collector at
Cedar Keys, was constantly sending
packages of money to Purman which
passed through the hands of witness. On
one occasion witness SAID laughingly, 1t
costs something to get into office in
Florida. Mr.. Bumenthal replied yes; it
costs me about all | take in.
The House Committee on Public
Lands have agreed upon q bill granting
to the territories Of Dakotah, Wyoming
Idaho and Montana two townships Of
land of seventy-two sections each, for
purposes of collection.
Nomination OF Hoffman Atkinson
Confirmed.
The Senate has confirmed the nonina-
tion of Hoffman Atkinson, of West Nir-
gina as secretary OF legation ut st. Peters
burg; wee Gralliot Washburn, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

arsi 3 ne.iher seotsriNn nor partis.s, ssa tb.re
s,,s. - - esson nor nissrproprfat0n OF
L1svtse. rsgsrd thu man Who ~ould srou.. a,
fcstef sectional snmossfies anc o
bis country men ~ dsngerOus enemy 90 his 60
try- Al the people must be made % feel snd a,
kbcN - &C Ecfe that there u sstsbitsoet RurpaSs
sod policy under which Al ciiizoas q ever eSndf-
q whatever rights the Constitution ant laws de-
clare ~ recEnEe; and that "a csntroN ersie- that
MAJ arise the governmsut q not q partisan, tut
within lite censtftuu nal authority the JusI aud
he strtfebttveen the sc tio1s ana between rsc.s
Will erase - the power Cor evil 10 taken s~sx
from party that make political ssin out OF sr~pe.
CT Violence and bloodsf cd aud tue consfit tfopa1
htiosl welfare requires that peace aad gooe order
Stall De preserved everywhere.
Twill be seen, gentlemen that an Ia entire &C.
S,Io Win The platform 81 he Convention BY which
nsve been Nominated ss candidate for the ON %
oI VICE President % the Unitt States, Permit me.
10 Conclusion 20 express ms sstisfscfion Of beins
olsted with candidate for the Presidency VIA
" nIst among his Equals q reBreseutatye Of the
ss @ naoi the a. achievements % reform. In his
49, eereer - The executive Of the great state Of
nee the ruolic service aud red uced ths ruhfr
upreeoe 70 rs 70 have armed once the grsrffude
o. nls stste and the admiration % the couatrT Ths
me FIN = be thoroushly Ga earnest Ne
Qualities which a. him in an eminent sree ~, c.
eres sor. o. reformation which this e saatrT no~
needs aod ~ be shall BE- chosen the n me o., 49,
hush once 81 President OF the L atts1 Stafes he
leNs tnst toe day OF us Inauguration will be ire
otglnnirg OF nev era OF peace. purity, ans 49,
peritr In all department % our soVefrment
sn, gentlemen, your obe1icut ssrvaat,
IHoNas A. HENDRlcKs
TO "a hnH. a. A. N clsrHaHf, rAHlrHgas a.g
,asrs q fas C5r51'ss ~ "a Naitosal LsHso-raI,s
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sS-Photogrsphs OF the unknown dead AZ
me New York Morgue are taken al s O'Clock
each morning.
@A fire at Brainard, MINI, Wednesday
nlghl, destroyed the main portion OF the bus
mess part o, the town. Loss $4,000.
Sixty-one families OF Mennonites, num-
Derlng tnree hundred persons, arrived at Cas-
lie Garden, New York, yesterday, en- route
TO Kansas.
SMr. John Quincy Adams is so deeply
affected by the recent loss OF his wo childrsn
ihat ne refuses TO take any interest I'm poll
81 Muscular Christianity is popular I'm
minnesota. The 81. Paul press resents tue
gIoes tnat are aimed against the minister
VINO was umpire In a base bail game.
- In Rhode Island they nave been max
10y pay, tnls year, not while the sun snone
but by moonlight, IN order 70 avoid the In,
tense neat OF the day.
- There are seven ex-governors OF New
1ork living, viz. Hamilton Fish, H1ratio
seymour, Myron IL. Clark, Edwin ID. Nor
gsn,heu6en T.. Fenton John 7. Holman aud
John A. Dix.
sSInere are 1900 men aud boys in san
francisco looking for work. IL the surplus
capitaI mat Is now locked mp In railroad and
mining stocks were used to bolster no manu-
Iaetnring, tue unemployed might cara a Nv
ing.
sS- The recent report about Miss Thomp-
son Is thus coniradicted by Toe Academy:
Miss Thompson could not turn Roman
Sat1oIlc, being snch already; ana she is now
kermannh -
e(Plunge the ripe raw tomato iuto hot
water, 30 a. 10 make the sKiu come OF
easily; put the plump sKlnned fruit Ga ice;
do not cut II until the sauce is o., aud you
will not wonder why, years, ago, the toma-
to was called the Glove apple"
nTHon. Moses Y. Tllden, brother OF the
governor, is dangerously al at his residences
In New Lebanon, n. Y. The goyernor was
summoned TO his bedside. This has inter-
fered With the conference with Governor
Hendricks at Saratoga.
81 John Barton, who was drunksrd and
vagr6nt, pretended TO be dumb when
brought before Jersey City justice, but un-
fortunately lie could articuiate WHISKY
when the Judge asked him what he would
lake, and 80 ne got thirty days, without the
whisky.
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pkOFOssLs FOR kTATIONERY.
p s OF TIs INTEAIoR


VASE SsToN, u. q JHly IL, 1875
proposals Tor furnishing articles IL Station
err a. may Be re ured tor this Oepa tmsu- aud the
bureaus SIc OflCes thereof during tire iscal year
easing June s.. ls77, VIII be rsceiye ell uatll AZ
CLOCK NJ, SAIJ kDAY, August IL, 1876.
Zach proposal must be signed by be individual
or I'm EaAIGg q, aud be sccOnp panied by g salts
contract, With good and sufficient bond II his bid be
accepted, for suy all articles. n bid will be
consldered vi h n such guarantee.
81 Articles are stipulated to De Of the very best
cUsiity Fan Pirs vi be required 10 81 cases, each
ample 70 b. marked with the name OF the bidder
AID the prize.
Bond. .iJh approved security, viii be required Of
Tie part 70 won the contract, any part II IL,
Ray be arCtu.
On failure 20 furnish suy article specified In a
coDtreC within reas 3Eabe tims az having been
OrdeTeds TIE night J. reserved Cf purchasing the
same IN opea market, or Of declaring contract
I0IIeited, sEd, greater price tran the Contract
price Il paid Tor any such article the a. ference will
lie charged 70 the contractor. bi Il will be consid-
cred on esr b item separately
ecnedufee cOpt-intng blank rms for bidding,
Quantities Of stices reeded and foil inform alton
N ecCCrdance WIKI this advertisements. will b.
\ furnished on Epplication-
Contracts viii only be swarded to established
nanufacturers Of, or dealers N, the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right 20 REJECT any or
81. bios that msy be Cfered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
The Interior. and Endorsed Proposals for Sta
No cONfr1cf triH Be atrdydsd HHdsT fAts adrsrfiSs
Tlsnt ttsfti GpPrOpytdftOH sail iars BEEN made
~ C0HgTcSs tO' tas DsTosaSs Of fss Sfdft0Eery re-
gKtsed.
yynw6s,st z. OHANDLKR, secretary.
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RAILROADS.
july 7IH, leTe
Raw WasuTHGTpe


AZ. EkAyE wAsHIFGTps
800 -b.i..more, kilioOtI City asd ssy ststton.
Po.1t II BOeE. s5d in.sTSesist. :tstioGs.
siS-Heis Yalf. PsiIss,1iia snd Bcsto. In.
prs,s. TO Cope MAY, Tnes5sy; Th9r sday
b b Iaii; Pullman Psrior Oars. saldssy,
stop. 81 Way Stations, and connects for
zIO-CSsC'--aft. ST LoTi, az1 Fin,5~s Ez-
sss ss ms .i sesS I Psa
s:so-PSi9. o soek. and way stations.
s:33-Esw Work limited EIprs-., Baltimore and
Pbiisdeiphis. Sunday to Baltimore only.
isls-EsirlsloI.. Way stations, Euicott City and
ie<o-nsS ferE, uPatladsEpi,s and Nor,Oh Bs.
HCs On sunday, all Wsy Stations and
.sc-ssIi@5r, and way ,,.rOn. -
GiiI. TTsderici and Way stations. via Bs.
t:ss-freasris. and Point of BOok.. via Metro
<1s-6Aii'moTs; Ann.poIi, AMI stations.
S.zS-CaicGxO, CacIaadfI ard Lobt'rfRt BIprsfs
EIesV, set1Tt.y, dsi d,5. e Bsrksls{, Deer Dee.
t9wI .1d GinehesteI. sleepinE cars 70 CHI
s45..Bsitimofs and Way staiioSs. Connects
Tor annapolis ca Sunday.
T-00-Paliaastpata and BGl;iRsOrs EIYTEsJ.
1:O3-BAl. more sud way stations
!-=so-Pitsl Urs. buI no connection Deyonc asF-
wsy stations on EstToDoIiiSD Branch.
Pies P1rs.
S:O0-BAIlItaOre. Blsdeusburg, BsltsvuIs, Lau-
rel, he az.
iO:OO-.ns,s y57Ea -a Ps,Lad.Sa,a EiEn kz7rss
6lsep'uE Cars q New York
1O-OS-Fa't-rg1Te R1d principal way stations,
lo:4O-n artiI s6urE and war stations. netro7oii-
tar a. anch.
1I:SO-S. Ices ,Sry,.,,. Chissso. Columbus,
eandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer PARK
ard oakland. On 6a-GTdBy fer LOols Vile.
SlesEeFs
vie, $40, s:IO, s:3s O. m; I:4O, Gas s:4s.
TOO, Os. $40, 800, 1000, 1905 aud l:3e
,. u, daily.
All other trains daily, except sunday
No cOInectiUn Sunday for Hsgerstcwn or VAL
tsy Branch; CT Tor New Fork .nd Pnlisdel phis ct
e:10 N. ard 40 .. %.
For further Information apply NJ tne Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Ohces, Washington Citation, and
As, COL and sos PeDnsylyanIA syenus, and 613
18th street northwest, where orders siu be taken
tor baggage to be checked and received st any point
IL the city.
THOs. 4. sHABP, Master OF Transportation.
m. COLS. General Ticks. Aren't
GEO. 8. E9OETZ, General geut. aplt-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-05

The BIBLE ~ THE PCBLIC SCHOOLS
at May vile, n. u, at Z O'CLOCK Wednesday
evening tne hrst eFeltide conference OF the
national sunday school convention was
held. Al O'Clock Rev. Warren Rlndolpa.
~ u, OF Pnlladelpnla, who is at the head OF
Tue bsptlst Sunday school interest in A mer-
lea, spoke OF the hopefol aspect OF the sam
DAY school cause through the general inter.
est SHOWN IN The work oy the several denom-
lnatlons. Tne speaker was glad thai fine
STATES nad taken charge OF secular educa-
ton, leaving religious Instruction Ia me
cnurch. The Bible Will be driven from our
puonc schools, and the speaker did not re-
sreL III. Inc cnurch must supplem tue
work OF the state by supplying reIIgions
teaching.