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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-30

The President has been sick for two
dsys and received no visitors yesterday
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-30
Death OF q Caiifersi. Senator.

MEMPHIS, March 29.-Dr. A. S.
Brewer, a member of the California
Senate, died here to-day, Of heart disease
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-30
Evening Session.

The House resumed its session at y
o'clock, Mr.. Cox in the chair.
The bill for tho equalization of bous-
ties was made the special order for next
Wednesday.
The House tLen went into Commit
tee Of the Whole, Mr. Cox in the chair,
on the legislative appropriation bill,
the question being on several amend
, 1876-07-12
FOR CONGRESS-.
NINETEENTH ILLINOIS.


McLEAssnoRo, ILL.,, July little Rcpub-
l!can Congressional Convention Of tho Nine
teenth District tnet tlls day In shoamakot's
Hall. The delegations from MI tho counties
were full THIS Hon. John N. Wasson, from
1allatin County, was elected permanent Chair
man, and In taking the chair made very appro-
priate speech. G. F. Grattan, Of Jeflcrson
County, waA made Secretary. The Committee
on Resolutions reported anl recommended tho
platform adopted Ut CinCdnnatl aud tho letter
Of acceptance Of Gen. +. D: Hayes. For fon-
ss s II EaMssa Msn e. Me5F q %ss se .els eot pn
In nomination. Mr.. Il. 'Bonhatn was declared
tho nolnince; and Capt. A. F. Taylor AZ .nen.-
ber OF the Board Of Equalization.
The Senatorial and 'Represcntatlye ConTen:
Hamilton, as Senator, aud Capt, Isoss Gfata'u,
OF White, for Representative.
Tonight there will be a ratification meeting
at the Courtuousc.
NINTH INDIANA.
.LArArxrrs, Ind, July li.-Tho Democrats
Of the Ninth Congressional Diatrlct met In
oxy %e + fspo5f s a{ oa{n snd Gsaas
their candidate (oE Congressional honors. 3ic-
WllItanla u little kuowl outside bis own coui-
~. and will bs weak candidate tp tia DstrIct.
W. N na4s n BY II W2psss1Ss wa d9 H.
1red at Ut. Louis % tho head VI thu Indiana
Delegation, to force Leroy Tcmpleton, Of Ben.
ton County, the candidate Of tho Independents,
OH thu Convention. hut tbs llttla guine would
not work. In consequence, there is nluch dis.
satisfaction III tho camp of The Democracy,
| and tho independents Hwear Vengeance because
| The burgain made at Charlottesville last week
was NOT rutl!!cd At Frankfort to-day.
| The Convention adopted tho sentiment o. The
| State Convention and ulso TIM St. Louis CoN
u which il was feesolyed that tie RcaiumpptIoi
act WAS a. compounded vllleny, and liz repea
was demanded This Wa4 Intended ~ bgAvl
bid for the greenbsck yoto, but Is too tra1pA
! rent to win ln tlts district.
, 1876-07-12
FOREIGN.
TIE EAST.

TA11s, July 11.-Tho Turks havo captured
Znstcilnr, und tho gervinn Gen. Tchcsnnycn /,
hemmcd In between tho Turkish armies which s,o
marching from WiddIn and Sophia. Tho position
Of the scrylan Con. Antsell, near Now UAzaa., n
threatened.
from the right bank Of the 1livcr Drihn to wtdln,
md tho Bervian army occupies several vllIngca ii
that region. The population OF that district has
risen ard jnincd tho servnns.
,n, The sFsa hs fks s sfso soyas h1t Se
ftt Inst, nt Krnscheyax. This Turkish loes IL
considerable. Tho Hcrvians. With slf9ht loss,
captured SONG ags, quantity Of arms, and oecu.
f'-N TIE nEicHsrApr coxrEnsncH,
Loxpcx, July s..a. 1smSs. m.-Fha Times Berlin
Xxi Il tho Rciehs!slt Interview, Count Anar..s,
.glan Count a, Apa,ay sa, sG- seem' , to have I'D
ato in the mediation. lsussla having gIsSesn
no dednlto nuswct, tho sttnation remains unchang.
Count CO.. Antrassy aid 10 was nnaGla to conrens i
any territorial change in Turkey unless approved
s SSer II to Ss stn s
ware reported killed md wounded, have arrived
E6rPT1AN RE1NHoRcHMENrs.
.AIxxAspnlA, July n:-Tlo Royal yacht
a{ahrousau and stcaaers darb'el, sna 5d Issdhmaneh
havo sa!led for conssantinopo with 1900 troops
TURKISH RHPoRr.
1ny l % rH;. Ths s5e5
that Gen; teherns;ett has 7, satls5el crushing a.
LoKnox, Lnfy 12-S::l0 a. nj. --The Dolly Nsxt
says that Earl Derby has consented to receive
a assnf mani s%ss sss
strict neutrality on tho Eastern question. Glad.
stoue having declined to preside g pnble meet.
Pants, July 1.-THE soi.'s belgrade dispatch
'eIs Pineo As Kiln ii,S has $ not sat Deisd snce sa.
jaw = pissoyS1q!xo zo THE s9sy,Axs: ,,,
rny": @ moderate calcnaton ri shows thst 'ti sefsis
Hnefe oS sss a i bessis
very Trustworthy authority that the ser7ians ~
fS"t sss. e crave amnesty through tho Intervention OF
RxausA, July l1.-Tutkish advleca reeelyed
IT,: 'sss ss ss
saa MSasa;sr,n; .ss a.,ai Fiji if
S'i!ed S md loo won woandsd. fneadnE thfsty onIees.
Ths Turkish loss waa only thirty.si1. -,
n se bsrs!s rssE .aR GGssny ss 9s ns ss ssa .as: i
throughout Monday. The Turks in the direction of
podgo.ttxs snteayoted to rcopon 95. ths a. toad to
I' 1.aKu seasari. The TnrE. suffered considcsabls
loss. Many Of tho wounded aso arriving hero
bonbqried Soyoscle, wh!eh W. pfoy!ou,!y eaP.
tuted by the sorvians: Some houses were ignssd.
It is officially stated that the servlana have eap-
turcd Little 2woonlc. Tho defenders, eonastla4
aasbbasonSs. HI lost 2SS Kii!el and many woandsa
, 1876-07-12

TTJDEN,

vus Arr1ous Kaor1sr 1s SERVED WITH NOTICE
AND CoN0AATuLATEs TuR COUNTRY,
NEW YoRK, July ll.-Thn Committee Of one
from caGh State appointed by thcst. Louis CON
vcnt,on to tender tho nominations tn ftlden und
IIculsicks met Tilden at hts house in this city
at 9 o'clock this evening. The Committee
assembled In consultation In this city
yesterday, and sent word OF their
arrival to 1lldeu, who WIS at Albany.
lie wished them to como to him there, but sew
ezal members Of tho Committee gru,nblcd ut
this, and Tilden Aually conuesecndel to conc
to this city 10 meet them. Gen. McC'crnaud,
Chairman Of the Committee, made short aud
effective speech, reviewing the circumstances
under which tho 81. Louis Convention u.s.
sctnhted, and Its work. The address prepared
by the COMMITTEES was then read. II held up
Tildon rs tho stanlard.bcascr Of reform, and
his record IL guaranty Of lis future course.
Immediately after the reading Of tue address
p,W. Hannu, Of Indiana, made ridiculous
sprcad-eagle speech.
TlLpEN's REPLY
to the Committee WIS as fullows;
shall at my earliest convenience prepare and
transnit to you formal acceptance ot tue NOM
inatIon which you now tenlor u nlo III behalf
Of the Democratic National Convention, and l
to that communication. It may, hUw-
ever, bo permitted to ne to say
amt nv nomination waa not q mery personal
Tb,; ,y n,nht vcrv ,'' wc1 haym i,cen
ths ~. az tatunS.hci az honnr ard fnr ~
august a duty: u Waa fatnee = deeiasa
tton Of tint Nlusirious nody ~ wh9ee
behalf you s7eaE, N tavoE O. tAa aam'nlsIatfe
reform W1th which eFehls hho AsSoeaalea
MH
IN ths nablic MIND. The strengin, uhivefsal'ty,
and efficiency Of tho demand for administrative r.
form ia iii the Government. and especially In the
naturalization Of thn FcAtEal Government, With
which the Democratic ulAsses everywhere were 70.
AssemblageH, and pcEhsps In tho ConYentton !tseli
II would ba unnatuEal, gantleAen. !!
popular ,nosement 10 gena!Ae a., aad a
, 1876-07-12


Cn1oAoo, July 11.-Whtlo I, In common With
thousands Of others, would regard tho election
Of McGrath a. great calamity, and whtlc VIC
may hopo for Lcasf's election, there Is no ,stc
Disgusting wcll.grnunded fears that The count
tng Of the ballots Wednesday night may make
Mcarath Mayor. In tho light Of past elections,
II Is not saying too much to declare TINT, In all
probability, from 5000 to 10000 Republicans
will vote foT Mc0rath tomorrow. Not that
they will rally to the polls, spend tho day thorc,
petiilc McC's ttck0ts, and Hu1Llc MctFa beer,
But they will just as certainly vote agn!nst
Heath and for McG. by-as Is all too co1n1nnta-
not voting at all.
last fal', when they arose IN their majesty and
tbraslled tho life out Of Leetng, md that would
not have been dono had Heslng stayed away
from That Farwcll-IIall meeting. at which his
lmprudcnce raised the ire q respectable
n(3unny Bags, thence tho result Of that cleo
Non. ..
but this sudden spasm Of political virtues
didn't last long, Only n few weeks later, Alltl
The old lctharry returned, and such statesmen
a. Cant. Connect and Miles kchoe captured tue
election Of Supreme Judge, which greatly
added TO the endorsements Of this munich
pallly. And for this additional curse rcspce-
liable Republicans voted-by not voting oil,
VIII bankers, Insurance and commission men,
and give themselves and glcrks ehnnce to vote
io-nlyrrowl II this is done, Heath will bo
ELECTED. II not, prepare for continuation of
Cuvnam In an intcHslAcl form by the election
u the hummer tax-eatcF, Jim McGratl'.
WEST SIDE.
, 1876-07-12
STEWARDS BARREL.


NEw YonK, July 11.-Susrogals Colsin to,da.
dlamssed tbs petition 10 act aside The will Of A.
T. stawurt, presented on behalf Of persons claim
Ing 70 have bcen relatives Of thu dsa1 illlonsft'
THIS petition was bascd on tho ground that the pro-
iluencs hAd boun brought 70 bear on Mr. Stewart.
In Ills decision, which was long and o>aborstu, s9e
Surrogate rovtawsd very fully all the questions IN
tho eass, especially shs 1sea points a. to tho pu~et
of susrogatos Court III the matter and tho dI.sr9.
tlon Of tho Court ~ 70 grsntlna tho petttion Ins
dismissal OF tho petition does not prevent proceed,
ngs 10 btc&k tho will In other courts, and counael
fof the cislmapts sAy thsy will prcss lhs matter.
, 1876-07-12
FIRES.


The alarm from Box 14b at O'Clock yestordaJ
morning was caused by drs In tho thrca.stor5
frame, No. 1876 State street, owned by Frank
Simon, who occupied tho second door a. dwelling.
Tho Grst door was occupied by U. r. Roach a.
drug. .ssoro, and tho third hoos bI L. F. Keloy -
aiDm ea.e. aanown psm.se fay ses
srv,l BY insurance, Damage to building, rs; In
gurod,
waa caused by a Ate at No 40b Blue Island hrehue,
owned and occupied by Henry Tolman. Damage
SIG; fully insured. Cause unknown.
, 1876-07-12
to assignment 10 companies IN tho rrgimoas a,os,.

to assignment 10 companies n tho rrgincnta ofo~.
said. "'ose-
=. Ten tons Of powder and gnns, and other mn,,,
Island Road, and went Immediately West 10 Fn,t
D. 4. nusscl, near Cheyenne. 'ofs
We arc Informed thai at d lato hnnt FrM,x
War Department. Wash!nrton. il. G., conscsoIns tns
thc trnnsportal!on Of D. 0n trnops over The Kam,nss
cs!y, g.. Joscpll q Council Blnn- isasonI. II !.
Icaycnwortf, VI Lonis Darratku military nos't s"i.
n kAnaaH, md elsewhere. md will bo strt So,,,
via Sioux City, 10 reinforce Terry. 'u
4 gentleman cnn,e to m ycatcr,1ny efatmlnr D.,
have dtrrct 1nfnr1nntInn front Tho Drilnance tl6o ~
of tho Department Of tho Pattc that crook i. .bn,9
.nppra reach him, the t2t!i, fynn Fcttcrmna'ma n'a
II this Z true, the result osAlhiy wnuld 10 di.a.
iroMa, II. IL tho meantime, he rhunA be nttactnJ
by sitting Dull and Ills huste Sioux forces.
, 1876-07-12
TIE TURF.
DEXTER PAIR SECOND MEETING.

DHNTEK TAlkK SEEOND MHEllHts
Tho cntries for the second summer meeting at
Dexter Park. which opens next Tnceday, wero
opened last evening at Col. Mansur's placo on
Dearborn street. Following ID tho list which II
will be seen compr.scs tho bost tfottihg stock OF
the West, and gives promise of meeting second
In Interest to teotng to mono ever botore hold
here:
II. Il. Clark, schenectady, N. T., b. r.: Hox,e. e.,
N. D. Fields, Topeka, Ran, rs. notdo! Eagle
liz. MsnKen K,. Lincoln ILL., b. NJ z''a e. for
Frank Red1ojd. s. Louls. el; s. Artanss. Bob.
a; !; Y; f:re9iy Asai5fi Nis A'''''' h' d. S'd''
w; 3iares setisl.S IoSomf: & Chicago, b, NJ Jeslo.
James Dvsll', cs'ssge, !sH :, +: E Wonder
o,y;.Ia y; h Armstrong h0"o0' hi'A'' b. e. Gen.
j. s. md L Rowoll. Beaver Dam, Wis.,, g. m
@N'~' N 300 CLASS.
H.. Il. CLARK, Schenectady, N. T., D. m.
r. Da,l, Racine. WIS.,, b. m. Ellen q.
ii. Good!n, philadelphia, Pa, names &, m.
j. j. II. Ewalt, Dteckuridgo, No., eh. .. Col.
). Il. Mccoy. White clona, Kan. b. .. J. N.
IL .. Fields ro?sssss ss dkss,, K,e;; b. H. Pine 1'''
George ": yoorhces, Detroit, blk. m. CotstIs.
John Traut, noston. b m. Nsttte n nar!cw;
h' uls'''' c'a'os sBs H.; cl1ss: q + l'''' fF'''
f. fsfEssaSa T. Easen, ofss' Isss cty Mian, t. Gen
''Sl sieoisa rsber. Chicago, +. 8. George E; ;,,
u a:dsss is1Mss IT, sss esas' se M ef aosss ss,'ssss s
6. VI Wells eh'ss.gs' s;g ai,.:,. !; {; Princeton
ma W. nnf4f&
, 1876-07-12

Epkciot Dtspateh 70 1As TtiouNA
LAronrx, Ind, July 11.-Ths chsllenge from
tho Wide Awake Hose Company, No. 2, Of th'a
city, to the Alert lloae Company, No. /, Of this
city, to run at any t.ms place, under any rules
TOR any amount will bo accepted BY the Alert
Hose, No. !, under tho following rules; Dstauea
run to be 10 rods, to hydrsnt, attach to hydrant
ky out from hydrant 100 foot Of hose, break catch.
coupling, put on pipe and throw water, eaeh cart
"a caryy la0 feet Of hose. Tho race will be nun
s.de VI side, and will take place Saturday, sspt
and Wido Awakcs ara tho Champion companies Of
the 6tsto, and tAe coming race Will cause tntcnso
Excitement,
, 1876-07-12

- =
CHICAGO, July 1l,-Somc one ilas seen fit to
put ,uy name oa the Campaign Committee from
kiic Tenth Ward for Mark Kimball. IA do not
tratn in tue Coprerhcad camp, and as l nm
believer In the idca Of clccting the best mau,
xish !. astlnety unacrstood By ny fFtsnds ha A., IN
!ilat haye no utilization with either Mark Kim
bull or Jim McGrath, and TINT my. name was
used without my authority. I I'M for afonroe
Heath, md Rhall do all can to have him ccctcd.
Respectfully yours, i. I. GuSDKRsoA.
, 1876-07-12
THE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON. D. O., July I'll =. m.-For IN
Lake Region, tho Upper Mlsslssirri and Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear Of fair weather. sud
slight rise In temperature, light wInla, mostly
barometer, md local rains In northern portions Of
Michigan, Wisconsin, aud In tho Missouri p'l!eJs
, 1876-07-12
THE BLACK HILLS,

Sioux Clry, Ia., July 1l,-A taan arrived at
Fort Sully to-day with news that claims 0, 4, 18
and II at Dradwood arc paying $1,000 per day
now. Az high "a $9,7W In one day has been
taken out Of sons ot them. Rich discoveries
slo continually being made.
, 1876-07-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Loxpon, July ll.-6teamahips Labrador, Ethto-
Nav Yonk, july 1l.-Artfyci- steamers Haas.
from Rotterdam, Seyth!a. from Liverpool. Among
tn ;pasyenguss by the latter Was tho ill., HOY, CT.
Qhlntafd, Bishop Of TguntsEte.
, 1876-07-12
AQUATIC.


apte9dl Wtp0ItA q 1H1 1F3kNkt,
GENEVA LAKE., Wis, July 1l.-A yucht+tacc
will take place Al 0oneva Lake Saturday, July
&c. for tho Centennial flag, open to oil sloop'rgged
yachts owned on Geneva Lake, with the privilege
Ut carrying al and any sal they choose, and 10 10
governed BY tho rules OF tho Geneva Lake Yacht
Club, entrles to bo made At tho Whiting House OIL
OF belots Friday, July n.
, 1876-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
f,fur HrrtF~ t~wsso

Hpeclal WapaftA 70 TIC TFibWnA
sioux Cirr. 1a., July 11.-A telegram from
Fort Enlly enys It was reported there this eyenn,
TINT three Intlfsna wcEu shot bJ soldiers Al H.
Cheyenne River Agency.
The cnmp Of hoalilc Indians an tho opposite .ids
Of tho river from Fort Bully ttoc eighty head n,
horsc. from Chiefs KGl Tomahawk aud Minds
last night.
, 1876-07-12

cross-actton, sall to parkcr: "All the dovIls IN
hell eould not got nc to yet sstdo that deeree,
unlssa you sst1nt nc to. II yon want y done,
Jndgo's son)j but you must bear ono thing IN
i ma.t hayc $4,000 townn Parker eor..
suited with Crawford, and tho result was that
Iho following arrangement was mado With Char
Icy:
4h'. agreement saass ssh}i iii of Ansu.. 1870.
!l,c ~ p.ts, md Charles ]. Jewe,t of Isinaton
Ss tss wa''e s, tss c"a y .; | as gsnass gsss Il n s
M:sn. ssRsssy;n sss ss; II Soup.s yS;t
shs Indiana Southern Rsllway Company, ia
others, The object Of which snit T. 70 aeeiato
hS s e 4.s ss os, SSssHs Snx Il q sp f
sss 3 aasss .. dss.es S Il = ths :sG 1|s'E ss ZEN:
Rr ana conveyed te nnsr @ hs ,a,a dectee @ to 's lho
1na!.ua Southern Railroad Company, and BY Tie
;SH ws r. s nd s1 + e y Il ,fss ,sste @
Witch bon. wsre PLEDGED .% IA 5S';snso s,i cSE!
the above, named John c. Parker and Henry GRAY:
ford haso bccome tle owners oi said 200 Sl 600
pnnJ subject to tho said pledge to said INSURANCE
Germany anii a,c e.roas ot rrosssuting the .a!d
obtain decree for a Receiver Of ali and tsngalnr
tho property mentioned In tho said n1ostRnRe to
sEih and Tildsn nn s',o a. naf decree f9r p,ins'.
ah o. aaa M poS s.r M bn ms sne
and hare for that pnrgo.e employed and do hcte.
:n,sen w sa a. ~ ~ ~ oSsa;",nr ,nrh
Sccrcc for Rscciser.l I'D such fnai desseo "a
n'sssss'd ssw. ;,,,,,o,o III. .,,a Charlie, t. 5svct,
hereby agrees to use hia best csI0rta and personal
tcrticce IN tho obtaining sneh orders and Accrccs
adoses1,a, o N tas saia ~. nGton " NC Iiatk sVnun
IN ~ G ~ ~ " sn swct IN
snai eslee ens for sIM the amonnt W Of ,ad Gous
md tho sao of tail property, do crcby ngrce af,t
bind themselves upon lie ins and iegsi entry of
sucla ortlors and decree. 70 pay On demand to the
as qntfd a satss snd sso 81 e. S'ths5 soni u
Su n; wv e9tas nc. o. tne sa,n o pohas 30 o"aeo
snS sa,u snd. - ~ ~ sosi. ~ ri. nor.,
isigned} ''' '''1' 1'' 'S :1o1tS W q. rAnskn,
/ It Twill be observed Tint Sir. Charles L. jew
ctt's nanc Is not otllxotl to this document, Mr..
Parker explains this omission as fullows: When
tic popcr was handed to Mr. Jcwctt for his STR
nature, he exclaimed !" Goutlcuen ! leannSt
ia III, I,0ur OF hotor. twin keep my bond, but
must hnve some collntcrai security tl,nt tho
money will bu paid me when thu order Is set
asisle.h Accordingly 4, ,oo9 in money w. glvsn
shnys a{,,osn,nnt ht hcfore h. cn,,,; renInr
| Judgment und decree tho attorneys Of The Ohio
ta1ncd Id1 rbanno nj n ysnuc' md Ind tic caso
mcnt 1acu and SoI dc,9ro wcTo tbtainca from juice
Inrd. md then Mr' Gnwfnr.is act,nr for.hjs
~ a'Ia ate ,' con1n,aint for ~ ths }'iya1nooi.
| Tnnt1nn T. fa1nha Inr,rarcc Gcmnnnv fnr
% the rornycrv n i,ldrment" an1i decrea of fore
c1nsmre mi .oic ~ fhc Yni5tnnn sonthcrn Com
ronv end a. III, " nortten1"r hr"nci, ~ thc cnaa
sta,3,|s at tho @ nreset,t line, In ls7s the Liver
nnni + nn,inn < tlinhe Tnsuranro Cn,nnany ~
Of the sccnn,l mt, mr. md tic Fort Wayns, Nun.
, 1876-07-12
STEAMSHIP WRECKED.

LoHpox, July 1.-A Telegram from Monto1edle
reports thAt tho American steamship 0eor2sa 1ron
Now York, bound for San Fssnclsco. u ashore n
tho Straits OF Magellan. The vesael will probably
p1pya totsl wreck. Ths c2rfo Will be sAssds
, 1876-07-12

Tins Ut gan,e-Two honrs.
Uniptre--Chnrlen Dnniola, Of Hartford.
Iou!sviiLn ve. ATHLETIC.
gpectut Dtajxtich 10 The JffbHHe. -,
Ior1systLE, Ky., july 1l.--In tho sixth Inning
of the Athletic. lnnlsrf1o Ramo to-day. the score
stood to !, when tho home nine covered two
baeea on Glenn hits anil then, after au OUT kcorud
two runs. In Tho seventh thc Athletics got In
single, and Lonssvll!o again sovcscd tho bases md
centre Tor iva bagq. In The eighth tho Athletics
had tic bases full and ono out Ftlcr hit fear.
fn hard liner, which Hague lcnprl for and took
, 1876-07-12

uhAVY FAsLCHH.
Losnon, July 1o.-Johu Edward Cooke, aAtock.
broker, has failed. Ills liabilities ase $3.50, o0o,
and hla Assets t41, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-28

ACCOMMODATES TRAIN. daily, except
Sunday-Leave Washington 4.0 p. M, Alexan-
dria 500 D. M, arrive at Front Royal 9.35 D..
m. Leave Front Royal $50 q m, arrive at
Alexsndria 7.50 q m, and at Washington $50
g. m. Good connection at Manassas Junction
with Mail train to and from the South. Lesve
Front Royal in the morning, 60 to any point on
main line SO far rs Charlottesville, and return
to Front Royal same day, giving many hours
stay at Warrenton, Culpeper, Orange, &c.
MANASSAS DIVISION, Mail rrain-Ps
sengers leave Washington $40 a. M, Alexat
dris 50 q. M, and arrive at Strssburg 44O q.
M ,sve Strssburg SO q. H.. arrive at Alex
"n W k XII; t. BRANcH-Connection to
and from " srrenton with Msil Tlsln only.
At W ashington, close connections with North
and West At Dsnvile twice daily with South
and Southwest, and at Lyrchburg, twice daily
to South and West.
Twice daily connections with Ches. & Ohio
r. K. eastward to Richmond, and westward to
Staunton, White Sulphur and all the various
Springs on that line.
Elegant Psrlor Cars will beru1, with tbs day
trains between Baltimore and White Sui
Both trains from South connect with Ches
& Ohio st Charlottesville for the West. This Is
is the only line running double dali trains
south Of Washington, and makes now the quick
est time ever made-less than so hours between
Washington and New Orleans.
Pullman Sleeper daily, 0ithout change, be-
tween Baltimore and New Orleans, leaving
Baltimore and Lynchburg, by night line.
Centennial Excursion Tickets to Philsdelphis
on sale, good for thirty days, and through tick
cts to the South and West at lowest rates
q. J. FOREACRE, ZEN. Manager.
J. NJ. BROADUS, g. I. a. jel7
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DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID SCENERY
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Trains leave Washington, from depot OF Ball
TIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor
ner Of Sixth and B Streets as follows:
For Philadelphia, New York and the East o. 1t
p. m. daily, with Palace Cars attached. Linn
tied Express of Pullman Parlor Cars 9;25 q.
m. daily, except Sunday. For Philadelphia
and New York 1.30 m. daily, except Sun
day; for Philadelphia 400 p. m. daily, WtE
Parlor Cars attached.
For Pittsburg and the West, 6 a. m. daily, with
Parlor Cars to Pittsburg; 7.4O p. m. daily
with Palace Car to Chicago, and ll.55 u. m.
daily, except Sunday.
For Canandaigua and the North, q. N. daily,
except Sunday; and 7,4U p. n. daily, except
Saturday with Palace Car to Rochester. For
Elmira, III 55 q. m. daily, except Sunday.
For the South, via Richmond, $40 q. M; and
ll.38 D. m. daily, except Sunday, and via
Lynchburg y. m. ll.38 p. m. daily, excep
LOCAL TRAINS.
For Alexandris, +, Z, s, 9, 10 and II q. w., ana
L, ,4W, 5, 6, Z and ll.38 p. N. On Sunday 81
Ga M, and and 6 p. N.
Trains leave Alexardris for Washington, 6, I,
8, 9, 10 and IL a. La. l, 8, a, 5, + and p NJ
On Sunday at and ~ q. m, and pm.
Tickets and information can be procured at
principal railroad stations and ticket Office:
Southeast ID. NJ. BOYD, Jr.,
Gen'l Passenger Agen!
FRANK THOMSON
General Manager. jan
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT, TWO TRAINS
DAILY except SUNDAY BETWEES
ALEX ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Beginning April 18th, 1916
Leave Washington at ga NJ, and APO p M;
and Alexandria at $40 d. m., and 4:25 p M;
pass Leesburg. going westward, at ll:25 a. NJ,
and GAO D. M, and arrive at Round Hill at II
M, and 7:20 p. m. Leave Round Hill at $50 q.
M, and 1890 p. M; pass Leesburg, going east
ward, at 6 a. M. and lilo p. ~, and arrive al
Alexandria at 8:l5 a. No.. and 3:l5 p. NJ, and at
Washington at $50 a. M, and $3.50 p. N.
w- Passengers from Washington will take
the Washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station st ga. IN. and 4. 20
Pm. and 60 through to Round Hill without
change of cars.
The g. 10 q. m. train from Alexandria and l.. 80
p. M train from Round Hill connect at Round
Hill with Harris Daily Line OF Coaches
for Snickersyille BerEyyille snd Win}ehesaey;
Leesburg daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Both trains westward, make close connection,
at Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of Stages for Fair
fax Court House.
Communication tickets, cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
4. II. HAVENER,
a. 0s-tf 4eneral Ticket A gent