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National Republican., 1878-05-09
American Home Missions,

NEW YORK, May s.-The flfty-second ami
versary of tho American Home Missionary
Society was held to-day in the Bible House,
Mr.. Samuel Holmes, of Montclair, n. j., vice.
president, in the chair. The annual report was
read. The number of ministers of tho gospel
in the service ofthe society has boen 996. Three
missionaries have preached to congregations Of
colored persons and 33 in foreign languages
The report states that the Sunday school de.
partmcnt, organized little moro than year
ago, has proven n generous helper Of the young
in nineteen States and Territories.
The report also speaks of the depressed condi.
tionof its affairs, caused by decentralization and
prostration of business tho country. The trca.
surcr's report shows receipts, S2si ,is64i; ex.
pcnditurcs, $?Si, ,5iO7l; leaving Sl5,3O6.77 still
due missionaries for labor performed. In ah
dition to these past dues, appropriations al
ready made and daily becnm:::g due amount tc
81 ,O25.02, making atotal of pledges S9l ,J35.3i
t5ward rcdceming which and 10 apply tC
other appropriations there is balance IN thu
treasury of $i0.35 With the exception of tillin.
vacancies caused by death, tho officers Of thu
previous year were reelected.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Arrested on n Charge of Forgery.

SSiscan. McCatlrGn arrested q mau named s.
mon d. Newcomb yesterday morning on charge
of forgery against the District Of Columbia. The
prisoner was taken to tho Police Court, but Us the
Prosecuting Attorney was not really to So to trial.
the case was continued until today bonds being
fixed al 81 30. From what could Je learned OF the
afiu!r, 1t appears that IN ls7j.'7G NrwrOmb was n
clerk tg the firm Of Jonathan Taylor y, Co.. who ha,l
the contract for laying portion of the wood pave.
ment In the eastern section Of the city one Of the
bills against the District fJrrcpHr, the pavement
having been examined II was fOuad that 1t Ind
been raiscd SS!l."o NcwComb sworc 70 the correct.
ness Of the bill and warrant wa. issued for hi,
arrest on the Sd Of January 1876. No action was
taken until yesterday morning. when he was ar
rested At his post IN the Eastern Market where he
Is market nnstur. The warrant upon which G
was arrested charges him with Ui;cr!ng writing
purpOrting 10 hG an account Hgam, the district OF
Columbia In favor Of JuuH.h0n Taylor for 81 30,
for labor aud material furnished In repairing wood
pavement on pennsylvania RYcnur, between See
onl Unl Third and Seventh Nnl Eighth street,
southeast, with intent 10 dciraul said district.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
BrcnklnE Up MOnsekeeping.

About four clpck yesterday afternoon, Fight
occurred in one of the rooms ofthc Federal Build.
Ing, corner Of seventh and + street, northwest, he
tween two women na.ncd ReJrCcG BIrru-M, and
Fannie I .hcr. urpG crowd quickly ruth"rd hut
their fun Vas ~ ,Lird BY the arrival OF Officers
ClawsOn and smith who escorted the two combat.
ants 10 the fth Precinct station where lhuy were
locked up fLr hearing before JU lsu smell thls
morning. Tho room In which the Nslt occurred
presented all the urIcArUUrr If sIlnpu,.iul al
tempt ut breaking up hJu,rkr ping \ .,uyr Ladly
shattered lay in on" corner Of the uplr'u.eui .uT-
rounded 10y TIN tir,, OI II d-lcUL, upKing.ulAs,
ChuTs, and other huu,vhuld wmpHrrnulia Bl;h
women w"N In i btN'Ily .lutr Of iuluNicri.On and
one Ui them hal to be carried to the ~nliuu In d
wagon, which wa' surrpuMl,.l Dy u aph OF Days
and men who tpprIyl highly irli yitcl al the out.
cries OF the almost dumcuted prIs,l.Cr.
National Republican., 1878-05-09

CnllIsInn mud Accident.

Yesterday mornim. about eleven o'clock, aS An.
drew smith m elderly man. was driving wagon
up seventh street, bakers wagon, coming in the
Opposite direction. colidrd with him Smiths horse
becoming frightened started to run away and pulled
his driver out of his scat He held on to tho reins
however and wa, dragged about fifteen or twenty
feet over tho pavement The horse slipped AMI fell
down within "a few feet of the driver. The latter
r!ght hand severely mashed during the struggles OF
the frightened animal tO regain his feet. OhiCCr,
Du IDi- and ~lattrry ran to the assistance OF the
unfortunate man umd Iylced him To let go his hold
upon the Isin- Sumc bystandcr secured the
hur,r. after which the injured man was taken tC
Police ralluartcIs, where medical aid was sum
III med and after having his wounds dressed he
started On his wny home, In Montgomery Comfy
Md, acc Jmpanicd by his wife and friends.
National Republican., 1878-05-09

NEW YORK, May S.-Thc fifty-third ami
versary Of the American Tract Society was
held to-day, Hon. Judge W. Strong, of the
Supreme Court, occupying the chair.
The annual reports of the secretary and
treasurer were presented and approved.
The following resolutions were adopted:
RssO'rcd. That the board for the ensuing year be
the same Us last year, except that Russell StuTglS,
jr Of Massachusetts, bc elected director in place OF
Robert Ray, OF New York, resigned.
RcsU'rcfi. That the honorary yice-presidents for
the ensuing year he the same last year, except
that Rev. J. G. Chamberlain. of ArcOt India. he
elected In place OF Rev BarnnS Sears, d. D.. of Nir.
ginia, resignCd: Mr.. james White of MRssachu,
setts in place Of Hon. samuel H. VALLEY Of MassR.
chuscttS, deceased Mr. samuel small. OF Pcmnsyl.
vamla in place Of Moses Allen, of New York. de-
ceased. and William Chaplin, OF Providence, r. l.,
In plAce Of Jnmes BROWN Of New York. lccenscd.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
ReChHbItp Parade,

Arrangements are being perfected by the In To-
pcmdemt order Of Rcchabtcs for a grand para c OF
the Dr.',. In this city on the 10Th Uf th., month
Mr. T. l.. Murchv has been selected as the chic
mu!,lnl with the following nIds: James q. Bates
William Jones. A. BluVton, \. J. Arlington, J. II
SuTu, J. Il. l.yyclc,S, Il. II. Cook, John II. Cock
rel, ChIlcs Arundel, and W, +. CoggIus.
Tn, order has now ten tents in a tlyurishIng con
dllOn In thi, city Gud uCUrgCtOWm, bcsdC- one II
AluXrHdria and one at lIrrn'lon, Va, all VI which
viii take part in the parade.
O lurk marching uNC. the same ground EN the 24u
Of + hrllnTy lrUcr,,iuu They Will hurr SIX band
If music IN Inc. and will no doubt make Il Yury
C,yI,ruh.g al. Iuy,
National Republican., 1878-05-09
An Outrsger Cap,ur.d,

About haf.pGst nine o'clock last evening Oficcr
Daily, whilO walking down Louisiana avenue rear
Tenth street, heard woman screaming for help.
The cries appeared 10 DO In the smithsonian
grounds, whittier the oaiCer proceeded. Near the
Tenth street entrance he saw ColOrrd woman run.
ming closely pursued by colurcl man. lie Inlnc.
dntcly arrested the pursucr and carried him to the
flnh Precinct Station, whore no WAS locked up for
hearing in the Police Court thi, morning.
The woman stated that Size WAS on her way
home, after delivering some washing when sh.
was approached BY the accused who caught her by
the throat and threw her upon the ground. she
was severely chukCl, but managed to shake Of
her assailNnt, and uttered the screams which the
ohlCer heard. As soon Us the man let 20 Of her
hhe jumped up from tho ground unl ran her as.
sailant following her The prisoner Is stout. built
vicious. looking negro, apparently about twenty six
Years Of age, aud his victim l. q rather neatly
QECssGl C0lurel woman. nrnLAhlN InIrtN Nnnr. Old
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Mrs. MorrcIl's Reception.

The unpleasant weather last Sa'u.dny week dc.
TERED many from attending ,hr rcreI ,,un Of Mr..
Imogcnc Robinson MUTrcl At WIlarr.. II ail q
pleasing news to many t. know that she Will he ..l
home" 20 her friends next Saturday evening Ut the
usual hour Special cards Of invitation will not he
issued, but all who have enjoyed or contributed /
her previous entertainments viii be cordially Me.
cumed by the ginrd and gcuml hostess. Ihc'C
Saturday evening" Uf alternate weeks during
Lent have been among the most NuttL!e gather
ings Of the season, characterized by an uncOnyen
tionR social atmosphere, while The tlmst musical
pleasure and won the pIaujis Of cultivated and
spprcc.ntIyc GHdivnyr,. An MIRA, tive programme
Wal si-n',so NJ" closing e"ierL'inmeDt which Is
hAppI! anticipated.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Hotel Arrivals.

81. LtncA-P Pole; New York; Ts Allen and wife,
New York; II Collins, New Orleans. II e. Moody,
Provld 'ncr; Il !; W & sprllman, New York; ncv Nj
MerrmCn. Richmond, Va q u Ewing Philadelphia;
II DunVll. Baltimore, Md. \ MCFeeters. New York;
q II Hammer and wife, Baltimore, Sid; Sapham
baltimore, Md s Glenn philndelphia: q II Atwa.
ter and WIFI, New York; Jeffrey and lady Phiia.
drphR; Mrs " u stevens, Now Jersey; Stevens,
NpwJrrScy + LaSis Va ; d Howe, Now loIk: G
Mciuwan and wic, ST Louis II + u BJwmnn and
wiip plgulrphlT Ebir-h Cincinnati. Ohio + San
brik, NG W Gregory, New Jersey.
Mct,On0lRu.-T ) Carson, Philadeluhia II NJ Bell
Richmond, Va; y Howard and wifi, New Snrk; col
Jingle Y = Al VIC TAYLOR, Va q e lludd, Bllt.
more. Md;:W X Undcrh New York W B Deacon
New Jersey W & Goodrich, philalnlphln y sister
Philadelphia DR. W y SpOre, San Francisco; Hon
NJ PTiiHiore Va II IieatOn Va
InpcrIgLarJ Cooner, rhilal"lphla il Il Mitchell
clly; 4 V Ibbey and wife Philaielphia; lienJ 4 Gu
belman New Jersey; NJ y Fate. Rithmond: Va. a
EnFard, I \; " IL ludi9w, : a; 7 Harrison ant
wife, St Louis q A FaDarlrs, NuwSOrk; W q Cea
mel New York; simpson, Philadelphia
National Republican., 1878-05-09

l. your hair harsh. dry and str2 Does It refuse
TO curl! Dress II with THONPsOS's PoNADE OPTIME
An OeAginOus compound OF singular merit. 1t
Will improve It. Sold by druggists, DC. Price 25
and 10 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Ihn Hnmsc Committee.

The House District Committee yesterday spcn,
slme time In considering the bill for the relief Of
Mrs. Kate Chase Spragie in the matter Of the as.
sesSmcnt on the Elscwood estate. There was q
deadlock several tic votes being taken on differ.
cnt propositions concerning the bill aud the clerk
wa, directed TO notify Mr.. Clyner who was absent
That his attendance at the next meeting Of the com.
mte necessary In order to dispose Of the matter
Inc committee agreed tn rrpbr hvorably the
Dlli 10 incorporate the National Fair Grounds ASso-
clhtinn Also the bill TO amend the statue of in.
corporation OF the Columbian College. nS TO al.
provided for.
a Asub.committco Mr.. Mnyham Of New York,
chairnlnn, WI, APPOINTED 10 confer with the judges
OF hC Court of Claims aud ascertain IL that court
had the time TO take up aud adjudcntc the claims
against the District and IL so. 10 dram bill cover.
Ing tho subject.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
lhe Alleged Russian steamships.

san FEANcIsco, CAL, May S.-The agents
of the Pacific Mail Company here state that
the steamship Great Republic was sold to par
tics, who will send her to Oregon. The vessel
Is an old wooden side wheeler, and has been
laid up as unseaworthy for long time, Mcssrs.
GopdalI 4 Perkins do not dony that overturcs
have been made to them for the purchase OF
their steamer State OF california, now on the
stocks ut Crampo Yard, but said sufficient
sum had not been offered Whether the Rus-
sian government had any connection with the
proposition cannot he learned from the owners
National Republican., 1878-05-09
The horticultural SncInIv.

meeting Of the Horticultural Soricty W.. held
last night in Shcas Hall, Gi! Pennsylvania avenue
with Mr.. John Saul In the chair, Mr. C. 4. GgH n.
Secretary, aud good number Of member, Present.
Mc>Srs. J. Van Rswck, g. W. GuDdau Dr. Thomas
o. Hills, W. Mckenzie F. Traycr,, DR.. K. b. Don.
tldSon, J. c. Mr''urr r. u, Enlw Isle, J. II. Knott
a. DCnham, l.. BOillCAux, r. schneider H. Bowl,
Ger :. swndlc' Hon. George bancroft. Charlie.
llurtlug, L. v DuvllCrs. MI. john Iaug,ulr
Mrs. J. g. Judd, and Miss Jane FarIaunl were uunu
imuUsly elected to mcIuhur>hip.
Addrrssc, were made. principally on plnut.Ipol
aud the proper condition uf the .u!L BY Mcsar,
Saunders, CLARK, Saul. Curlis,, aud LuUb.
basket Of rare AMI bcGut.ilI. flower, wn, CNhil,
itud by Mr.. saul The iUwCTs were iruu Saul,
Nurscry, ralrcd from Imported 3, ed many Of which
have never been grown IN this uDuulry hrGIc
They comprised new glpXiuins, clu!aa,i. he,..dla,
GrruHlUms, rp,c., Oncliunis, UdUllug as,um,, cat
tuyus, WluirsuIs, uni NibHruuius.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
A Tramp Lynched.

CISCISNATI, May S.-Last Monday tram
entered tho house Of planter, five miles south
of Oxford, Miss who was absent at the timo,
and after trying to outrage the lady Of tho
house, struck her on the head with an axe
from the effects of which sho died. A large
number of men pursued and captured the
villain in tho woods near Oxford. lie doubt
less lynched by this timO, as the excitement
was worry great there yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
National Thea.re-Manager ford.s nensAt.

Boucicaults attractive play. Kerry" with the
distinguished author In the title role will be pre-
Sentcl this evening at the National Theatre the
occasion Of the benefit OF Manager Ford. Cham
payne AMI Oyster sparkling and highly enter
thtniug cOmCdiCtlA OF recent production will also
b. presented by he following cast sclCctcdyrOm
the prime favuritCs of the National dramatic corps
Madame Blanche Ford, Miss Belle Mckenzie,
Is, \ Haser. Miss Fila chapman and Miss LOtic
Church are also announced 10 appear on the ies.
tive occasion.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
OUR GOVERN MENT.
What the Commissioners Think Of
the District Bill.
Tho Randolph Sewer Proposition Brought
Before Congress-Niatters Before the
House District Committoe-Minor
Notes Obtained from tho
Morrison Buiidings
a Bill Authorizing tho Construction Of III,
Randolph Sewer.


Randolph Sewer.
The bill introduced In the House yesterday by
Mr.. Mayham for the improvement Of the sewerage
OF ofWashington directs the District Commissioners
to contract with Richard Randolph for tho i'm
prorcment of the sewerage Of Washington. accord.
ing to the plans submitted by him to the District
Commissioners, by the continued renovation Of
the water In the Bstrcc sewer and the sewers con.
nectcd with II, which are now tide locked and
stagnant by their alternate filling with pure water
from the Potomac, at the foot Of Seventeenth street.
AMI the dtSChargng of such water with all the sew.
ernge into Tibcr Creek, such discharge to be made
through conduit tD be constructed aud connect.
ing the main sewer at point near Ninth street
with Tiber Greek ut Third street ard to he pro.
PEELED through such conduit with Gn artificial cur.
rent IN such quantity Us to insure It's prompt dis.
charge along the James Creek Canal into the deep
water OF the Potomac near the Arsenal Point.
Ihe work Is to be completed within six months
from the passage Of the act anil the cost Is not to
exceed slpl1l no part Of which sum Is to be paid
10 Mr.. Randolph until the work has been com.
plctcd and Its successful operation practically dc.
m1nstrntrd. The United States is to pay an equal
proportion Of the cost.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Communist Leader Held to BAIL.

NEW YoRE, May Edward Megy, tho
recognized leader of the Communists in this
city, and who is said to bo the individual who
caused the death of Archbishop Darboy, Of
Paris, and Chief of Police Grcyboy, was ar.
ragmcd to-day in court, charged with threat
cning the life Of Harry W. Marks, an attache
of the IIOrid newspaper. Justice Smith sound
ly lccturod Mc2y, telling him that the Com
munc was not an institution of this country,
agd its principles would not be tolerated here
He held him in 800 bail to keep the peace.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Mnl.ine nnnd Comment.

The Marine Band gayo promenade concert at
the Capitol grounds yesterday afternoon to large
crowd, mainly compO,cI Of ladies looking fresh
and beautiful in their spring attire \ band plat
fplIn. at least two inches IN height placed directly
in fuul Of the main eutTGmrr on the east front was
u,ul "a. stand. This location is far from Sal,iaC-
tory To tho lissEgr as II IL impOsibic to hear the
Ill.C twenty feet from the band. This was the
Hr.l Open air concert Of thl season. The next will
h yiFrn at the Presidents grounds, Saturday after.
noon, II the weather l. ijir.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
A street DllIlre,

AL,Ut halc IH. three O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
grocery wos III, Jclonglng to Mr.. II. ", Hall, ran
away, and spilled large can Of Kerosene ON Third
street. D,lwccn q and II northwest. The oil was
spread over the concrete pavement some misChie-
ypll, boys touched match II the Uil and in very
crete catching Aru from the oil, The members III
thv Hook and Ladder Company hurried u the
sreur aud soon eXIiugui>lcl tho flames. The
pavement was Oh fire iar nearly hAfa square, and
tao Hamc> sprang several feet in the air.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
InullrmllIIlr IrnIuians

The clerk Of the court has ISSUED marriage II.
ccisc. to the following applicants:
William bryant umd Mary Galloway.
q. W. Edwards and Frances Grecn'
j. h. W. Mus.uU aud Margaret Ellart.
.. +. stone umd Lucy A. HHcklcy both Of Cul.
pepper, Va.
benjamin Booker aud Mary c. Davis, both of
Richmond, Va.
r. NJ. Laws and Rosa l.. Julius.
Il. W. Shurrelts and Amanda a. ShRrrets.
W. :. Clark and Fannie T. Thorpe.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Reformed Episcopal Church Convention. =;

NEWARK, n. j., May s.-Thc annual con.
vention of the Reformed Episcopal Church
met to-day in Emmanuel Church. There was
a fair attendance of delegates, including
bishops Falows, Cheney, and Nicholson, also
Rev. DR.. Davis, fraternal delegate from the
Methodist National Confcrence Rev. Mr.
Harrison, of Florida c. Cutter of Boston ;
William Newton. Of Philadelphia, and j. East
burn Brown, of Canada.
The morning was consumed by religious
services and sermon by Row MaIshal b.
Smith of Passac.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Setting "A Good Eyn,nple.

The ladies Of the Fourth Police Precinct, which
extends from Fifteenth street 10 Rock Creek aud
from street to the Potomac River, have organized
society to furnish suitable cooked food, &c. to the
destitute sick IN that Precinct. They have rented
small house, 40. HjD Twenty fourth street n"rlN .
west AMI placed II in charge Of Mr.. BeNm.n, whu
will thankfully receive contributions Uf clothing
suitable iurinYalids, or other articles.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Real Estate Transfers.

Charles Namuth to Robert McRevnolds, for $50
lot =! aquare loy; =. :. Kirk 10 +. = Bakrwcll, fol
- ,ublOl 49, square l0l0; q, W. stickucy, Surviving
trustee to j. \. j. Creswe ct al, for sj25 lots l. .
B. t. and :, square %A c. V. Groves N Katie VI
joyce, for sljTbJ, lots aud aud triangular lot
south OF lot l. SCOTS subdivision Of Lees IIill; W
f. Mnltingly ct al receivers, to CGthar!ne ruHkett
for syjj3 lot y, square OJ.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
New Advertisements

New Advertisements.
wa'tad-FnrniShcd rooms sni board.
Base ball-Eaglcs vs. Kendall College.
strawberry fcstval-All Souls Church.
Rooms-Apply 1929 Eleventh street northwest.
Straton / storms i've cent cigar, sold at Marble
Saloon.
by Applcman x Bro.
To policy holders of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York.
One hundred thousand handproSS, front brick,
for sale by Appleman 4 Bro.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
Roman Catholic synod.

NEWARK, N. j.. May s.-The Roman
Catholic Synod OF the Die SO of New
ark comprising all of New Jersey, met
in st. Patrick's Cathedral to-day, Bishop
Csrrigan presiding. The morning was con-
sumed with pOutifcial mass and other ser.
vices. business will begin this afternoon with
closed doors. Priests from every parish in
New Jersey are present. Tho object of the
Synod is to revise tho laws and discipline of
the Diocese,
National Republican., 1878-05-09
P.E. Church DIoce-r Cnnyention.

PHILADELPHIA, May s-The ninety-fourth
annual convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Pennsylvania continued its session
to-day. Tho sermon before the convention
was preached by Rev. +. A. Foggo, ID. d.. and
at its conclusion the holy communion was ad-
ministercl by Bishop Stevens, assisted by Rev.
lie. SIul-
National Republican., 1878-05-09
A. B HON,
French Steam Dyelnq and SCOurinu

~ Eleventh St. bet Pennsylvania ave- and L st.
n Ladies' Gentlcmcns and Children's clothes cleaned
without taking them to pieces All kinds of Shawls
ne LGces. sllk apd Lace Curtains done up equal to
new Feathers cleaned and dyed. Special attention
paid TO cleaning and dyring KID Gloves. All Iobs
ready for delivery within twsnty-tDur hours.
Rpr2lIy
National Republican., 1878-05-09
nl.nniInu iha CnsinIx nf a ChIlh.

In response to petition made by George Rich.
stein. Justice Macarthur has issued n writ of hd-
Jeds corpus TO Mrs. Elizabeth W. Weller. to bring
before him forthwith the body Of Mary s. G. sloan.
The petitioner states that lie Is the legal guardian
of the child and believes that Mrs. Weller Is not
the proper person 10 have the custody Of tho infant
and has not the means - provide for her.
National Republican., 1878-05-09

The services of special agent of the Post
Office Department arc needed at Wyoming,
Hamilton County, Ohio, where the postmaster
has lately boon disposing of an extraordinary
number Of stamps in the manner heretofore de-
scribcd in The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. The
close proximity of the town of Wyoming to
Cincinnati affords reasonable ground for the
suspicion entertained of that postmaster by tho
Department officials. and it Is possible that we
may soon hear Of an Ohio man coming to grief
But there are no limits to the ambition oil
Ohioions.
National Republican., 1878-05-09

The following gentlemen have beon mp
West Point Military Academy at tho annual
June examination: Professor a. s. Venablc,
of tho University of Virqtnla; Hon. J. c.
Ropes of Boston; Rov. +. u Wheeler, Of
Poughkecpsie, n. Y. David A. Wells, OF
Connecticut; Captain S. Il. Franklin, U. $. N;
Rov. James Lewis, OF Howell, Mich. Brisa-
dier. General Z. {. Augur, U. S. A.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

O. II. Krrller, RchmOnl, W., nnd ", IIhzleton,
Albany, y. y, arc s,!Jurnh!g at the West End
lIOtyl.
"a number Of gentlemen met last night at Col
dards Hall for the purpose Of organizing u new
lprlgc ul the Knights OF Honor, hut adjourned to
suInc future date without tTansHCtmg ANY business.
Yesterday wUrkmcn wcrr CrgNgCd hi repairing
the foot Uf the nquedurt crossing the canal NJ tho
Cyllccturs office Of the Chc>uI cake and Ohio Canal.
The police had All outdoor drill yesterday, aud
exhibited great proficiency Ia the manual.
National Republican., 1878-05-09
National 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.
BALTiNoRE AND POTOMAC DErc1. IxrH AND p
sTREkTs.

At BALrNoRE AND ONO DEPOT. new JERSEY AVE
NvE AND sTREET.
Morning, Ssnin1
seiS n. r.. Phil & Bos CT. si.sO, Baltimore ac' ON.
sss21, Baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-
100, Western express. son, y Y. Phil & B0' eI
s.n.BHltimors accpm. 5.Sn Western Mall.
So, Fred sc., (Mci. br'ch .E:a7 baltimore Accou.
bSl, Baltimore Annapolis sG;lS, Baltimore express
and way, '7:al Western express
e+, HAriinsburg and Ha- ssOn, baltimore express
gsrStown Ac MET br'ch.' -gi5, Y, Phil & Bos sx.
s10aO, Baltimore accom-. los Baltimore accom-.
D:sO Baltimore express
sArrive daily. Others sundays excepted.
81 For the time OF departure OF trains see hdrer'
hsemsnts elsewhere.