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National Republican., 1878-07-19
RAHE-DALL.
The National Defeat tho New bedford Amer .
Hard struggle,

hue NhtsOuhi Detent tue new hteurOru hVef -
Hard Struggle.
The National scored victory over the New
Bedford yesterday afternoon. ten innings be-
Ing necessary 10 decide the game, the figures
being four to three. When tho New Bedford
came upon the field II was noticed that Brad
ley was absent. Inquiry showed that he had
boon prostratcd by the heat yesterday morn.
ing, and would not take part In the gamo.
Mutrie pitched In "Brads" place, and Hough,
OF the Eagle.of this city, helped tho Blues"
considerably, his playing at centre bcing first
class. Tho contest was = model ono 10 field
ing. as the score at tho end Of the ninth
inning was one to ono. The first two strikers
OF the visitors were retired In the tenth
inning, but Goro, instead Of getting out, sent
q sky .scraper over Barron" at righ ! field, on
which he made ci rcuit of the bases. Stovey
also made run on errors, and when the
Reds" csmo to tho bat for their turn things
were queer. score Of three to ono having to
be overcome. Trott was sent to first on called
balls. Reville advanced him to second on
clean hit to right, but the climax was reached
when kenney sent balloon" sailing over
Housh at centre, on which both mon Tailed
easily. BY bad throwing Jim" also scored,
and tho home team were pulled out Of tight
| place. As this run won tho game time was
| called, although no one was out on the Ma
tional side Tho scene at the close Of the
game bcggars description. The vast audience
rushed upon the field and huggcd aud hauled
tho victors TO the clubhouse, congratulating
them upon the glorious win" Thus, after
two Of the prettiest games ever witnessed In
Washington, the ball stays here, and another
feather flies In tho National cap.
Tho following summary tells the story:
National Republican., 1878-07-19

Between four and five o'clock yesterday
morning. Josephine Derry, a servant girl, liv'
ing at 1872 First street northeast, died suddenly
while engaged at hor work. She opened the
house and had just gone into the yard for some
wood, when she fell to tho ground, excaiming
Il am dying" Tho inmates were soon aroused
and physician summoned, but before his nr.
rival the girl expired. The Coroner was mott.
fled, but deemed an inquest unnecessary, as
her death was evidently caused by heart.
disease. A certificate 10 that effect was given
and the body turned over TO her fricnls
National Republican., 1878-07-19
New. Gathered q. tn. columb,. Building.

News Gathered at the Columbia Building.
The Commissioners have declined 10 grant
pardon to Benjamin Butler, convicted In the
Police Court Of indecent exposure.
The boad Of Robert Boyd, Sealer Of Weights
and Measures, and Thomas B. Entwisle, In
spcctor of Buildings, have been approved.
Tho Commissioners have declined to allow
the claim for payment Of land taken In open
ing Nineteenth street, north Of Boundary.
Commissioner Twinins has been directed to
take measures to prevent the parking OF street
car horses at the intersection OF Second street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Messrs Merrick and Morris, attorneys for
the president and directors Of Georgetown Col.
loge, have been notified that the sum OF
S3o00o.27 paid for taxes will be refunded
Licenses have been issued a. follows Shan.
abrook h Sibrey. hack Leonard Huyck, no.
tary public; Henry Butcher, hack James
Donaldson, notary public; John J. Gavin,
hacks; r. J. Stellwagcn, insurance returns.
Lieutenant r. L. Hoxie, John A. Partridge,
surveyor. and William Dixon, assessor, have
been appointed a board of appraisers to confer
| with tho claimants In tho matter Of tho con-
demnation Of ground for gravel-pit at the
| head OF Slash Run sewer, at Eighteenth street
northwest view Of the ground, and recommend
an equitable compensation In tho premises,
The work of repairing Fourteenth street
| northwest has nearly been completed. Ihat
portion between F street and Pennsylvania
avenue Is already finished, and workmon aie
engaged on the portion between II street and
New York avenue. The entire length Of re-
pair Is about go feet, at s667 per running foot.
| The average excavation Is about twenty-one
feet, and the sewer Is four and one half feet In
diameter, with a hydraulic cement concrete
bottom, extending up to the sprinsin5 line oil
| the sewer.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits: To build-Emanuel Jackson, one
two.story brick on Ninth, between i and
Boundary streets northwest, 81 800 d. +. Bell,
| one two. story brick on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Four.and -a.half and Sixth streets north
west, s., 200. Repairs-G. w. Utermehle, now
windows at 6O5 Pennsylvania avenue, 800
Allison Nailor sr., add story to house No. 3Dt
Twelfth street northwest, 500; Mrs. Hurley,
wood. sheds, S25; Wash. B. Williams, cut door.
way. S2j; G. @. Cornish, raise vault at 32i /
street southeast, s25.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
The 4 Per Cent, Popular Loan.

Owing to the numerous applications for regis.
tered per cont bonds of small denominations
tho Treasury Department has been unable
with all the clerical force which could be en-
ploycd thereon, to fill the orders rs rapidly as
received. Purchasers of the bonds should un.
drrstaud, however that interest will run FROM
date of payment for the bonds, and not from
the date Of their issue and that the little de.
lay from timG to tilU on account Of suddenly
Increased orders will result In no loss or injury
Tho Department is using every possible cXor'
tiOn, however, to prevent all delays in the iu'
turc, aud in few days will probably be able
to I'LL all orders upon their receipt. There Ii
no delay in tho issue Of coupon bonds.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Capitol aud Departmental Notes.

subscr' .,tions to tho rer cent loan ycster.
day amounted to ~ ,2S7,7 700.
Rnvenue receipts yesterday were-from
internal revenue, 1888, 1892 customs, Si7s,.
07l.05.
Tho Indian Bureau has received dispatch
from Cimarron, n. NJ, stating that the Utes
and Apaches thcrc arc willing to remove
to tho new reservation in the Indian Territory,
and were to start yesterday.
General John e. Robinson aud John Tanner,
representing the Grand Army of the Republic
of New York, are In the city, with Wow to
urge upon tho President the employment Of
x.soldiers upon the public buildings aud
other public works of the Government.
Outstanding circulation Of legal-tender =
notes and fractional currency yesterday
United States notes, new issue, SlS,976,3 ,3i6
United States notes, series 1870, Sl42,9i5, ,4i3
United States notes, series 1874, S}6,Oi2,5l0
United States notes series 1873, Sl39, l02 155
United Statos notes, series 1873, s3,G2i $50
total United States notes. S3i6,65l ,0l6; frac.
tional currency, $l6,5l4sd5,l7; grand total,
S363 lp5, ,gSIl7
National Republican., 1878-07-19
THE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
A Correspondent Thlsks Something is Need
cd There,

cd There.
To he Editor Of The National RepaJlicdn
/ read carefully tho case given by you In
this mornings REPUBLICAN, Of apparent
neglect to notify the relatives Of the agoa lady
who attempted suicide on tho Baltimore and
Potomac train. on Friday =. M, who was
placed in Providence Hospital that afternoon,
and who perhaps would have died there with
out the knowledge of her family II II had note
been for the accident Of discovering 1t in the
papor Saturday morning" 1t recalled another
case.
short time ago a very respectable colored
man either jumped or fell from a Baltimore
aud Ohio incoming train near Muirkirk Sta
ton. He was picked up IN an apparently dy.
ing condition. with one or two gentlemen on
tho train assisted tho train officers In caring
for him. On arriving in Washington Mr.. -,
agent, kindly procured hack, In which, with
Officer Scott and one OF the gentlemen men.
toned we conveyed the man to Providence
Hospital. After considerable waiting and Of.
fort to rouse the attendants Of tho hospital and
procure stretcher with aid In getting the suf.
foring man into the building, we were in
| formed that there was no strctcher and no one
| to aid. Officer Scott and myself were COM
PEELED by the circumstances to take him bodily
anu ChTTN up VI 'tHtNH otNH'
| that mount tho high terrace and into the in
sttution. I did this at immense risk Of injury
to myself because of previous hysical injuries.
| But did not propose to see him lio on the
pavement In a heavy rain-storm and suffer.
After getting in that man was carried by Of
ficer scott and the young gentlemen irto one
OF the highest stories.
| proposed to give the name Of the man and
address of his friends to one Of tho two sisters
who alone met us at the hall, that they might
| give information Of his whereabouts and con-
| dition, hen | was informed that they did
not care for this; tho railroad attended to
those matters" insisted on leaving the di.
rection, however; going into the right parlor !
found paper, wrote thom down, and handed 1t
to the sister. Now, what struck me as strange
was ~ the impossibility Of getting the aid OF
strctchor and attendants; l2l tho utter desti.
tuition of interest IN any features Of tho case
of poor suffering, apparently dying colorod
man (3) the utter absence Of the apparently
indispensable elevator for conveyance Of those
unable to ascend the long flights Of steps lead.
ing to the different stories.
All this In a religious institution, richly sup.
ported by thousands Of the peoples money
| through Congressional attention. Reform Is
needed here. l commend the facts to the at
tention of the proper authorities, holding my.
self responsible for their accuracy. CIV. L.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Amusemonts and Excursions,

CoMorE.-vari-ty performance.
Select excursion to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, and
the Cspes, July %, 1878.
Cockade City excursions every Wednesday and
Friday at seven p. m, and sundays at three p m.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten a. m, returning at
four p m.
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of AleSsn.
dra leaves seventh street wharf at halpast eleven
q. M returning at three p. m.
FiAy miles for fifteen cents. Potomac Ferry Com.
psny excursion. Boat leaves seventh street wharf
at seven D. m, returning al eleven ?. m.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Rev. II. VI. Collision Called to the Church Of
the Redsemer.


Rev. Edward Wilson, d. D., rector Of the
Church of the Redeemer r. f. having been
Obliged, owing to continued i'll health, to ten
der his resignation, tho vestry have extended
a unanimous call to Rev. II. NJ. Collision, late
Of Ottawa Canada, who has been officiating
most acccptably in the absence Of Rev. DIR.
Wilson for some time past. Mr.. Collision, like
DR.. Wilson, is an Englishman by birth, and
comes of an old Church-of. England family his
father, the late Rev. NJ. A. COLLISION, NJ. A.,
vicar of Highbury London. having been an
eminent Clergyman Of the Evangelical or low
Church school. On coming to this country in
ls6s, the prevalence of high.church doctrines
hero led Mr. Collision to refuse to Join tho
Protestant Episcopal Church, and be united
with the Prcshyterans, and aftor graduating
| at the Theological Seminary in Chicago, he be-
| came pastor of one of the oldest aud largest
Presby yteran churches in Northern Illinois.
Shorti; after the formation OF the Reformed
| Episcopal Church he joined it, and at once be-
came rector of Emmanuel Church Of Ottawa,
| the capital of Canada. After very successful
| pastorntc there of three years, building up u
| large and influential congregation, and paying
| of heavy debt he resigned in May last, and
declining a unanimous call from the church in
| Montreal on account of his desire to return to
| the United States, he has now come to cast in
| his lot among us. lie breaches Sunday morn.
ing and evening at Marinis Hall, and is now
delivering series of sermons on tho life OF
| Christ.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
PernIIfain MarrY.

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Samuel Lee and Lucretia Hill.
Henry Copley and Sally Lincoln.
X. ". Peyton aud Mary J. White.
Edward Wilson and Hattie Lewis.
William Hill and Emma Krismln.
c. 7. Edwards and Minifrcd Kelley.
L. %. C. Prddy and Eliza s. Bloomcr.
W. +. Calvert and Agnes Mcpherson.
William VI. Hodson aud Rachel Levy.
Israel Kmball, jr.. and Charlotte Z. I.aphan.
William Smith, Of Baltimore, Nd. aud An
ME johnson, Of this city.
c. A. Bark!ey, of Caroline County, Va, and
Isabel Carter, of Northumberland County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
6EOR0ETOWS NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Arrived--schooncrs A. H. Pesrcy, Pearcy,
Providence, to load coal william Bosrdman.
Calais, Me-, with laths and plaster, TO J. G. &
J. NJ. Waters Mary r. Amsden, Baker, New
York Surprise, Seaman, New York @. 8.
Marts, Marts, New York; W. II. Hopkins,
Grotou; Frank Leaning, Cullen, Kennebec I;
Daniel Brown, Emerson, Fall River; all to
load coal
Cleared-Schooners Mary z. Amsden, Baker,
Boston, with AZ tons Of coal Surprise, Sea-
man, Dover. with $50 tons of coal; q. s. Marts,
Marts, Boston, with COS tons Of coal: Jennie
Roslyn, Tooker, Fall River, with 435 tons Of
coal.
CANAL NEWS.
Arrived-Boats Ourand, R. T. Semmes, l.. L..
Morse, N. Clary, ". l.. Read, Iowa, Star No.
l, Ludlow Patton, J. A. Tyler, Baltimore, A.
Paul ID. Murphy, Dove. NJ. A. West, q. F..
Smith, w. Weber, Consolidation, J. Wilson,
New Era. Four Sisters, Alice, s. II. Davis, and
Thomas Hassctt,
CIoared-Boats W. II. Lowe, L. W. Poff.n.
berger, New Era, J. Wilson, q. L. Smith, L..
Patton, Four Sisters, W. L. Turner, Exchange,
Iowa. X. A. Farmer. l.. L. Mouse, X. T. Sem.
mes, J. 7. Scrivcnor. Onward, Star No. 1, N. 8.
O'Donnell, Thomas Hassctt, NJ. A. Brady, Con-
solidation, J. A. Graham, Jem Knott, DIR. WI
ley, Lucinda, A. J. Clark, II. Delafeld, +.
Bower. Thomas II. West X. s. Grant, Arrow,
r. L. Gross p. J. White, Lille, Don, DIR. Ella
son, +. n. Ireson, Six Children.
sUSsTRucK.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon John
Payne, while thrashing rye on tho farm Of Mr..
Thomas l.. Hume, near Tennally town was sun
struck. DIR. Gilbert was called in and rendered
medical aid. At six o'clock last evening Payne
was doing we'll
GEoRGErowS PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday, at eleven o'clock tho thermom.
eter stood 92o In the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank. At tho same hour 1t stood 04o In the
Office Of the Borden Coal aud Mining Com.
pany, one Of tho coolest places In Georgetown,
and In the ticket-oilics Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company It stood 93o. In the
afternoon 1t stood g60 In the jewelry establish.
mcnt Of Mr.. II. a. Wagner, on Bridge street.
Mrs. Mary A. Sullivan, aged eighty years,
one Of the oldest residents Of Gcorgeto wn, died
at an early hour yesterday at her residence, cor
ner Of Lingan aud First streets, Of senilo de-
bilty. Her funeral will take place this morn.
ing from Trinity (Catholic) Church, where re-
QUEEN mass will be celebrated.
The condition of Mr.. Edward Fowler, who
had his right leg fractured Monday on Sew.
cnth, near Frederick street, by a stone thrown
by soD.o colored boys, Is not much improved,
and his friends still entertain fears that his
limb will have to bo amputated.
The mechanics aud laborers engaged on the
new Georgetown College buildings were COM
pellcd to quit work at eleven o'clock yesterday
morning, In consequence Of the excessive heat
NJ. Il. Boyman, Now York city, and T.
Troust, of Wiscon sin, are among the guests at
the West End Hotel
National Republican., 1878-07-19
To,ais....7 I 90 % u Totals. .... ts0i,


This afternoon, al half.p four o'clock tho
Astoria and Eagle will play their fourth game
oil the Eagle Park grounds. In the last con.
test between these mines elsvon innings were
played before 1t could be decided who were
winners, aud all patrons Of the sport should
witness the exhibition this afternoon. Cars Of
the Columbia street railroad run direct to the
gate Of the park.
The National and New Bedford will have
another bat encounter tomorrow afternoon at
four o'clock, and a rare treat Is In store for all
fortunate enough to attend. The visitors say
they will win this game sure, but "base ball
Is very uncertain"
The Manhattan and Keystone, tho leading
colorcd clubs Of the District, play this after.
noon on the NATIONAL grounds, at i've o'clock.
The last contest between these "tossors" was
very exciting, and to-day's game will be O
good one.
GAMES ELsEwHERE YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati--Cincinnatis, 4; Bostons, l.
Indianapolis, Ind.-Providcncc, 8; Indi.
annapolis, o.
Rochester, N. Y.-worcosters, 3 Rochosters,
2-10 innings.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Tho Gettysburg Excursion,

Leaving on Saturday next, at one o'clock
promises to be grand afair the several De-
partmcnts giving their employees leave of abb
scnco for the OCCASION. Tho attention of the
public is called not 10 fail to procure tickets
early. This is the last opportunity Tor cheap
and pleasant trip. Meal tickets sold tor
twenty-five cents each also hotel RCCommO-
dations at Gettysburg for lGdI,s and others ut
L L-L.L- LL-...
National Republican., 1878-07-19
A Milkwoman's Misfortune,

About nine o'clock yesterday morning,
while Mrs. Braglif WAS driving milk wagon
OH Tenth street, between II and ! streets
northwest, tho shaft broke, and the horse, be.
ing frightened, ran away and ran into q tree
at the corner of | street. demolishing the
wagon and throwing out Mrs. Baglif upon a
pile Of bricks. She was conveyed to the office
Of DR.. J. l.. johnson, corner OF Tenth street
and New York avOnue, where she WAS found
to bo seriously hurt. Her right shoulder was
dislocated and she received internal injuries
Mrs Baglif's husband was notified and took
her to her home, near Blsdensburg.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Additional Cautionary Signal stations.

Between the 10Th Of this month and
tho 1st Of August the ChicfSignal Officer will
have established stations for the display of
cautionary signals, when necessary, at the fol-
lowing.namcd lake ports Pentwatcr, Lud-
ington, Traverse City, Frankfort, NorthpOrt,
Rogers City Fast lawas City, Port Austin,
Forester, and Bay City, Mich, on Lake
Huron, Munroe. Mich, and rayncsvllc,
aud Ashtabula, Ohio, and Dunkirk. \. Y, on
Lake Erie, and Charlotte and Cape Vincent,
on Lake Ontario IN New York. This large
increase of stations has been rendered possible
By tho recent favorable legislation Of Congress
for the signal service.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Explanation In Regard to DIR. AntiseIl

To The Editor Of The National Republican.
SIR; Tho statement in your issue Of to-day that
DIR. Antisoll "rcfuscd to go" to tho assistance
of Joseph Candall, who was sunstricken near
the Patent Office yesterday, saying, "Lct him
DO taken to drugstore" docs that gentleman
gross injustice. Tho messenger who was
sent for DIR. Antiscll, mistaking mo for that
gentleman, asked me 10 attend Crandall, to
whom went finding him In the competent
hands of Professor Howard. DIR. Antisell did
not know that he had been called until sent
him word, and at this time there was no need
for his services, as Professor Howard had charge
of tho case.
respectfully ask that you will give this
denial rs prominent place In your paper as
the paragraph inadvertently doing this worthy
gentleman an injury.
J. d. LTTTLEwOOD. NJ. D.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
4 Disappointed Coiored Exoursionist Asking
for Damages.

Mr.. William G. johnson, through his at
torncy, Mr.. II. D. Moulton, has eutcred suit
against the Potomac Ferry Company for $1,000
damages. He AYERS that the company adver-
tised to give persons and the public generally
a iorty-mile ride on the Potomac River for the
price Of ten cents per trip, going down the
river twenty miles and returning. On tho sth
Of July the plaintiff went to tho Office Of the
company and rendered the amount OF his fare;
but OH account Of hi, color tho plaintiff be.
ing colorsd man tho plaintiff alleges that
the company refused to convey him on the
ferry boat and trip whereby he was put to
great trouble aud Inconvenience and injured
to the extent Of the damages claimed
National Republican., 1878-07-19
GRIND Army Excur,Ion to Getty.bnnrv,

The attention Of the comrades Of the Grand
Army of the Republic and others Is called to
the special notice in another column. It Is
absolutely necessary that the number going
shall be known, that the adjutaut.gencral can
telegraph over for accommodations and sub.
sistonce. Those having tickets should also re-
port this evening the number Of tickets sold.
The indications arc that u large number will
be thkon over.
National Republican., 1878-07-19

TmE article ~ the Pot OF the lsh ins..nt, headed
Have Plumbers Souls" aud referring To bad
plumbing ut lie DrOit Park. done by II firm mot a
hundred miles from Lincoln Hail. does not refer
10 W ". Hamilton. whose establishment Il directly
in Lincoln Hall building, though the impression
on tho public mind At first sight would seem 10
point directly to the establishment Of Mr.. H., who
deserves no such reputation On the contrary We
are reliably informed, does tho lost and most per-
feet work IN this line rs well the most expensi
business In this city
National Republican., 1878-07-19
New Advertisements.

Base-ball-Eaglc VS.. Astoria
Base.ball-Kcystonc VS. Manhattan.
Base. .ball-National ". New Bedford.
Meeting Department Of the Potomac.
Five dollaN rewari-Back and tan gip lost.
For rent-Rooms. 529Thlrtccnth street northwest
J. r McKcnncy, az Ninth street northwest, sew.
ing.mnchincs.
A. saks 4 Co. clothcrs, 3l6 Seventh street and
q2l Pennsylvnnia avenue.
Extra large sacks md vcsts-Gcorge c. Henning.
40 Seventh street northwest.
Proposals for bids for the purchase Of lots for
Board OF Fire Commissioners.
Civil and mechanical engineering at tho Rens.
selacr Polytechnic Institute Troy Y.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
Real Estate Transfers.

Ezekiel Hughes, TO William Robinson, for
$3.50, sublot..2, square 40; L. II. Schneider, to
Nicholas Beck, for SG!5.55, part of Harris sub.
division of part of a tract OF land called Mount
Pleasant John Hurney to Mary Hurney, for
ST. sub-lOt 0, square 81,
National Republican., 1878-07-19

iouSG People do pay attention IN your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wlsc In time
Clean them daily with THuRsroSs IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER. tho most perfect dontrince known
twill kcep them through life In good condition
white and sounu, VIII har.en tho gums, swec1n
he breath, and pTeyent toothlchc. Sold by pIl
druggists. Is anc 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
CITY ITEMS.

Dn. Ayers Laboratory that has done such won.
dcrs for the sick, now ISSUES potent rcstorer for
the beauty OF mankind-for tho co'neiness which
advancing age Is 80 promo to diminish anl destroy.
His NlgOr mounts lusuriant locks on the bald and
gray paics among us and thus lays Us under obi.
yatiois to him for the good looks as wells as health
Of tho community.
National Republican., 1878-07-19

frE uErsr! II rLJ'y !,Ara NJ,. " sbws 'op'E-
~ SynIy Eas fFsr V.,aI lrf CLILIgn Il CUueCfs
hidty yiih. G,h rs'icF-, win! Crltr regulates
the trWtL rIr's j. ..i''cfy LEd dnrrhW, ahethCI
sTslng ffDn hs,LIlg - EihsT rAua"s. Al oil and
Nsl.-H.Cd remedy :; CsGt' LggIc
National Republican., 1878-07-19

WELLS MAcHISt-sPREAD sTRESGrHEsISd PLAsI
YRS are still the best known. Thor curative pow
eIs lar suTphss all others.
National Republican., 1878-07-19
National 9tpublita1.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC bEr.I. sixth A

AT bAlrlhOhk AND OHIO DErOT, NkW JEHshf AVE
suk AND srRErr.
Morning, Ef~ntnp
eeiS. N. Y. ,Phii a Dos eI. $50, baltimore accom
ss2s, baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-.
55O Western express 500 n 7, Phil a bos eH.
o:cp baltimore accom- S:2D, Western Mail.
t-s5 Fred. &C.. Met birch ss55 Baltimore accom-.
ex, Baltimore Annapolis seS, Baltimore express
and way. l7:,D, Western express
30, Martinsburg and Ha- 500 Baltnore prsss
n rstown ac MET br'ch salS Y, Phil q hos e.
Teso, Baltimore accom- 1915, Baltimore accom-
li:So, baltimore express |
sArrtys daily. Others Sundays excepted.
~ For the time OF departure OF trains, SEQ ndvsr
dsemsnts elsewhere