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National Republican., 1878-06-28
Excursion Of the Social Clubs.

The long anticipated select moonlg ght cx.
cursion down the Potomac, given by several
social clubs of the city, including the Olio, G..
q. S, p. l., s., W. J.. F., aud o. W. D., came oil
last night, under the manag cement of u general
committee Of twenty-five, II. A. Post chair
man. each club furnishing five delegates 1t Is
almost needless to state that the affair was one
to he long remembered by those who were SO
fortunate ius to attend. The steamer Mary
Washington left her wharf few minutes past
five o'clock, heavily laden with the youth and
beauty of our city.
After very pleasant ride Of two hours the
steamer put into port ut Marshall Hall, where
the lively excursiOnists landed aud proceeded
to the pavilion. The party was Immediately
taken In charge by the master Of ceremonies,
Mr.. John y. Pst0riO, and the floor committee
Messrs. $ w. Hurdle, W. b. Mugrudcr, +. A.
Blackford, Howard Btall, J. b. Wack, W. B.
Botcler, 5. y, Pcmncbakcr, F, Duffy, WV. Gal.
way, aud J. +. Oulahau, and the pavilion, with
its well .waycd noIr, soou presented II pleasant
aud lively scene. The vOturcs Of tcrpschOrcun
rs well rs those Of cpicurcan prOpensitics were
allowed ample opportunities to indulge in
their favoritc pastimcs Dancing was kept up
until about twelve o'clock, when the cXcur.
siOmists returned to the steamer, which pro-
cccdcd homcwurd, aud arrived at her wharf at
an early hour.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
What Occurred at the E,aminatie


To the Editor Of The National Republican:
SIR: wo were present few evenings ago at
the closing ceremonies of the Eclectic Semi.
nary Of Q street. held at the unprctcnding
modest little cdihce of the North Baptist
Chapel On Fourteenth street, aud we were SO
fvorably impressed with the results of the
eclectic system, perfected by the teacher, Mr.
Richards, and his estimate wife that we think
II oaly public duty to call attention to the
wonderful development Of the mind excmpli.
fled in the class under their care. There We saw
pupils, ranging from four aud half years up
wards to nine or ten, understanding fully most
of the elementary branches Of botany, physics,
aud many Of the esthetic branches oc the
higher range Of the science of numbers, goom
etry, lo2arithms, astronomy, aud kindred
| topics, and the wonder with us was that such
little heads could carry all they knew" rs
We were assured that there was no ''craiuming (
process" entered into, hut 1t was simply the
resultant Of au earnest application of the
eclectic system, aud was simply education
made attractive to tue little ones con aaore.
Certainly the happy, pleased expression OF
the little pupils, with their alacrity and Joyous
expression of response, testified that the asscr-
tOn Of the principal was not i'll founded. The
thought with us was: II the mind Of the pupil
could be so ampliiicd. widened, aud deepened,
rs the years rolled on with them they would
each become acquainted with, Us Noltaire was
said to have answered when asked what was
TO be his future career, his reply was, THE
whole range Of literature and science."
those Of us who have large families to educate
We were persuaded we could resign the
future education Of our little ones without
fear to such instructors, as the new Una
seemed abroad In the land as far rs regards
the teaching Of the future. Attending as we
have done, the graduating exercises of mum.
ber Of our educational establishments here,
this modest and unpretending scance i'm.
pressed US most favOrably with the practical
results presented. and We were the more
pleased in projecting thought into the future
that the painful portion Of development of the
mind may be coupled with AN unfettered
sense Of joyous pleasure ia the lites history of
the young neOphytc. G. DE NJ
National Republican., 1878-06-28
rHE EPIsCoPAE CoSrOCATroS.
Meeting OF the Cicrgymcn and lay Mem
bers Yesterday,

| Meeting OF the Clergymcn aud Lay Mem
bers Yesterday.
The Protestant Episcopal eonvocaton Of
Washington met yesterday morning, at half
past ten o'clock In the Epiphany Church,
opening With the communion service Dr.
Elliott Of the Ascension Church. delivered Z
very eloquent sermon. taking for bis text St,
John viii, 81 Tn. tonvocation .hen sd.
jourucd to the chaDel .dio;u!ng the church.
where the business meeting was held Abou,
100 Of the clergy aud number Of lay mom.
5ers were present
Rev. Dr. Gordon, Of Prince Georges County,
Nd, was called to the chair, and the secretary
Of the vocation. DR.. Andrews, acted a. scc-
retary.
Dr.. Gordon notified the meeting OF the ab.
sence Of the dean aud the assistant bishop on
account Of sickness He then stated that the
election Of officers was in order, and DIR.
levin was elected dean, DR.. Andrews secre.
tary. and D. W. Middleton. Jr., treasurer.
On motion OF DIR. Lewis a committee was
appointed to take Into consideration the sick .
ness OF the dean aud assistant bishop, and the
Chair appointed Drs Lewis and Addison, and
Hon. Montgomery Blair.
DR.. Paret, Oh behalf Of the committee on
ported that the sum received for the building
fund was s6l7.50; iron other sources during the
year, 5. o52 paid for work, interest, and cx.
pensc. S,j97.36 balance on hand, to credit on
building fund, ssll.l8.
memorial was received from tho vcstry,
communicates, and friends OF the colored work
Of the p. f. Church of the District, asking for
the retention OF Rev. A. A. Roberts, assistant
minister OF the Mission Chapel Of st. Marys.
Iawls n taa IN
take into consideration the sickness Of the
dean and assistant bishop. reported:
Whereas the convocation has been informed Of
me serious Illness Of the assistant bishop Of the
ness OF the dean Of the Convocation:
R6so'red, That this convocation desires to record
Us regret on account Of these Affections and to ex.
press its sympathy with its suffering officers.
RSSOrcd. That prayers for the sick be said at each
service OF the cOnvOcatIon.
Resolrd, That copy Of these resolutions be ss Mt
70 the assistant bishop and the dean, and entered
on the minutes
Professor Kaufman. U. s. N. chairman Of the
committee appointed TO audit the report of the
committee on coloreh mission work, reported
that they had done their duty and found every
thing correct. Rev. J. L Taylor, Charles
County, Maryland, stated that only 500 more
was required to finish their chapel, now in
course of erection.
Drs. Lewis, Pare' and Addison, the commit.
tee on colored mission work were retained
The memorial asking for the retention of
Rev A. A. Roberts as assistant pastor Of st.
Slary's Mission Chapel was referred TO a com.
mittee, consisting Of DIR. Elliott, Mr.. Chew, and
Hon. Montgomery Blair, who rejected the
SAME.
The standing committee-Drs Lewis, Paret,
and Addison-rcported that 1t would not be
advisable to retaiu Mr.. Roberts as assistant to
Rev: Mr.. Cromwell. The report was adopted.
The convention then adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
a Pleasant Social Affair,

On Wednesday evening the parlors of Judge
swazey, No. 1905 Sixth street orthwest, were
crowded with the little friends of his grand.
daughter, Nellie NJ. Force, the occasion being
the ionrth anniversary of her birthday
Among the dances was the Maypole dance
aud the children acquitted themselves ia al
artistic mauner. Prior to the company scpa.
rating there was n fine display uf fireworks
In charge of Professor WaIdcckcr. who being
somewhat of anovice in pyrotcchnic displays,
damaged Judge Swazeys court grass to a con.
siderable extent
National Republican., 1878-06-28
TIyT 20 BE CONST.4BLES.
Who Are Applicants for the Position

Who Are Applicants for the Positions.
BY recent act Of Congress the Supreme
Court of this District was given authority to
appoint twenty constables to succeed those now
holding office, and whose term of Office should
be for four years. subject to removal by the
court upon hearing. The act was approved
June 7, 1875 and declares that the present in.
cumbents' time OF service shall end on tho
thirticth day after the approval of the act,
which will be the eth proximo. The court has
power to fix the amount and form of the bond.
and may remove the constable for wilful vio-
lation of law or for misconduct or incompc-
tcncy.
The breaking up Of the old system and cs-
tablishing Of the new has entailed considera-
ble work, temporarily, OH the justices. Not
only have applications poured in upon them,
accompanied by letters of Recommendation
but every applicant seems to command some
influence, and this is being cxertcd the utmost
to try and secure his appointment. Up to
this time no selections have been made: but,
as the days Of Limitation are growing short,
action must soon be taken.
A list of those seeking to be appointed Is
published below and, il among the number
there are any persons unit for the position,
| the justices of the court should he informed
SO us to enable them to act wisely aud to the
satisfaction of the community in naming the
constaIles.
| The applicants thus far are Thomas D.
podgkin, 5l9 Seventh street northwest Good.
Win \. Atlce, Charles s. Shrcvc, ll25 Seventh
street northwest William Kennedy, PIP Elev-
enth street northwest +. A. Bemtcr, Joshua
| Parker, Daniel W. Mclaughlin, Charles W.
IIubhell, I. X. PreuS', 40 Fifth street north.
west; James Lynch, James A. Bean,
JOAN r. Dale county; A. X. Allen,
! {. L. Stanford. James 81. Bushcr,
HO.atio r. Marymin, Alexander Doigo, No.
bic Thomas, Henry 4. Bnwner, A. Campbell,
John Patch, william IL. Bennett, Richard II
| Trnnncll Samuel II, Walker Jamos Il. Tuck
or, GcOrge T. Gibbons. John X. Dale Thomas
SOrLn, James Riordan, II. NJ c. Danaher,
Charles \. Appel, John W. King, Thomas J.
Bic&sler, G. II. Parker, Lyttleton Withcrs,
John S. Paxton, James Carter, A. NJ. Spraguc,
! Stephen Prcntiss, John II. Stewart, Samuel T.
Lucketts, q. Kimmell, Lewis NJ Graves, J. B.
Town, HAL Main, ofBrightwood Charles Cur
tain, L. c. Eckloh, aud II. G. Blout.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
GE0RGE EroWS NEWS.
RfyEN FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-schooners George r. Bree,and. Van
Cleek Allan's Point Ira Bliss, Philadelphia
with e20 tons Of coal to Daniel LInkins VII.
liam Nogei, Ramsey. Hsvre.de.G Grace, with
s2o tons Of Goa, 70 Msyded 4 Hieston; Hat.
tie Baker. Baxter Booth. to load coal
C'eared-schooner George R. Breeland, Van
Clecf Providence, with 500 tons Of coal,
BADLY KICKED BY A HORSE.
Yesterday afternoon Thomas Finley. nine
years OF age, son Of Mr. Patrick Finley, living
on Greene, near Water street, came near losing
bis life BY being kicked by a horse near his
fathers residence. As near as the facts could
be learned young Finley, while passing the
house OF neighbor, named Goodwin, p,sced
his hand on the back Of a horse standing In
front OF the house. The animal raised one o:
his hind feet and kicked him over the left eve,
inaicting dangerous aud CHASTITY wound.
The animal also tramplcd upon tho child.
Drs. shekells and Bowie Tyler were summo oned
and after examining their patient, decided
that the skull had been fractured, and that he
had been badly bruised about the body and
injured internally. At late hour last night
the lad was lying In critical condition. Nj.
Goodwin, the owner OF the horse, state, that
the horse was never before known to be
vicious.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Resolutions OF Thsnks to the Retiring Dis
trict Commissio ners.


trict Commissio ners.
A special meeting of the Board of Fire Com.
missoners was held last evening, and the fol :.
lowing was ado2tc
RC,"'gCd By ho Bodrf NJ Fire Commissioners Of Ms
Ditriri n CRTubd, Thut while IN common with
the citizens Of the District generally We rejoice in
the passage by Congress Of the bill providing per.
mtUCut form Of government for the District Of Co.
hmbR, because II establishes upon All equitable
basis the financial relations Of the general and
local governments, yet We sincerely regret that II
sewers our relations with the present Commission.
crs 0t the District Of Culumbia, relations which
have hccn Of the most harmonious aud pleasant
character.
hso'fd G0fh,r, That we most heartily thank the
retiring bWrl Of Commissioners, not only for
their uniform c0urtCsy. but for the strong aud
cheerful support lhCy have ever extended 10 u.s. in
our CtiuIts to promote the efficiency Of the Fire
Department, Il branch Of the public service, the
buLuiCCut object Of which Is 10 protect the lives
aud property Of UUr citizens.
Applications for positions in the department
were received from the following and filed
j. NJ. Butler, David J. Golfer, John r. Mul.
hall, Albert Jones' James Creamcr J. W.
Kurtz, Samuel X. Swami, Charles f. Wells,
William +. Belt John n. MouIder, james NJ
Boyce, L. J. Burnett, ID. W. Peters, l.. +. n
Lawrie, Edward Hill Joseph l.. Paul, and
Thomas C. Whclan. John f. Maddox, private
of No. = Company, applied for position al fore.
man.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
pntronize Home EnterprI1es.

The Corcolan Fire Insurance Company OF
the District, during its many years Of success,
has proved itself by honorable aud fair deal.
ngs, to be one OF the safest institutions Of the
country, and as it is home company it is en-
titled to the patronage aud support of District
people. The names of the gentlemen in.
trusted with the management of the affairs Of
the company are sufficient to guarantee 1t Ia
be sound" institution. The office of the
company Is at No. li29 Pennsylvania avenue
H2i ALrACA CoAls Elsemnns Seventh and 4
National Republican., 1878-06-28
81 WHITE VESTS Eiseman's. Seventh and r.
Restoration Of Paieni-Onice Models.

Restoration OF Paient-Orice Models.
since the passage of the sundry civil bill
with an appropriation OF 5000 for completing
the restoration of models partially destroyed
by the Patcnt-Oftice fire, the corridors Of th,
Patentottice bave been filed with person,
seeking emp loym upon the work The ap
preparation Is small and tho models somewlst
intricate, requiring skilled wUrkrncn and
limited Ia number. The room that eau be dc,
voted to the work is small, and hence but n
nnall force eau be employed. These hay,
been appointed, and the work will be com
menced at once. For the twenty 1--WE or thirty
10 DC selected there were hundreds seeking the
places, many of whom have been out of work
iOr month";.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Chicago, 10; Boston, 5.
The jury VIII Receive the Ellison Case T
Day.

The evidence, pro and con, In the trial Of
George c. Ellison, indicted for the killing Of
David Small at the Capitol In March, 1877,
was finished yesterday, and the cause that has
filled out q week assumed definite shape, and
will probably reach an early termination.
The witnesses examined iu rebuttal were
Mr. Edward Clark, Charles Murphy, L. b. Cut.
Ter, o. s. Buxton, G. c. Maynard, George r.
Benjamin, J.. H. Wylie. J. T. Kerr, +. n. Allen
II. d. Lyman, +. 4. Wood, Duncan Lynn, Rich
ard Byron, and f. q. Jones. This ended the
Governments evidence. Assistant District.
Attorney II. II. Wells, Jr., made the opening
argument for the prosecution, aud was fol
lowed by Judge Mayhew for the defense. aud
at the close OF his address the court adjourned
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Marriage I,I.Cns..

The clerk Of the court has issued murriag,
licenses to the following applicants:
Frank Miner and Victoria Munt
William Turncr AMI Eliza Whiting,
Edward Clagctt aud Mary l.. Carroll.
joseph Bimcoc and Laura A. jenkins
Richard Robertson aud Mary Campbell
Theodore Mungen, of this city, aud Helen J
Hcnniclc, Of Norfolk, Va.
Edward d. C. Bush, of Salem, n j., aud
Emma d, Charleston, of Chicago, ILL.,
q. W. Ashton, Of King County, Va, and
Sarah Dabney, Of Caroline County, Va.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Wnnind Ia snnInlrr uuI

About ten o'clock vest ,rlay morning color.
oil ruan grabbed La; from in tIout Of Slime.
IN tvs on the Avenue, near Thirteenth street
and ran OF with 1t. lie was pursued by ON
Ger Hobbs, who succeeded in capturing him
alter running twn squares. The prisoner, VIII,
gave his name 10 Frank Jones, was taken I,
the Police Court where judge Sucll after hear
Ing til" evidence, sent HIM over to the farm IoI
thirty hMN..
National Republican., 1878-06-28
A ond-Itobbcr Arrested.

Detective McDcvitt yesterday received a
dispatch from Philadelphia stating that II man
had been arrested in that city while endeavor.
ins to dispose of some of the bonds stolen
from Naval Constructor HanScom short time
ago. The prisoner gave his name as Edward
Perkins, and was put under S!5.OJO bonds for
hearing to-day. Mac" procured rcquisi-
ton aud left for Philadelphia last evening in
order to secure his mln after the hcarins
National Republican., 1878-06-28
I.IeCiIDn nI NIIirers

Columbia Lodge No. l, |. o. NJ, has elected
the following ofiicers:
W. :, NJ, Jacob Rttcrsmch, W. NJ. F.. J.
Grey; j. NJ, II. +. Weaver; recording sccre.
tary, John Miotaw inau, i,l secretary, Thon,.
as NJ Crouch, jr; treasurer A. o. Bruumel
conductor q, W. Constantine; chaplain, JaIacs
A. Fonniug, and rprrscntativ. To Grand
Lodge, l.. W, :, NJ, J. &. Weaver.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
The Cnrbnretcr MnnnInctnrlnr Cnmnnn

certificate Of incorporation in the name OF
Ihc C"rbulctsr Manufacturing Company" has
been iilen with the Recorder of Decds. The
capita! stock consists OF l5O shares Of the par
value Of 500 per share, aud the term of exist.
cncc Is twenty years. The board Of director.
consists OF three persons, viz: Emanuel T..
Halstcad, Conrad Schalur and Frederick IIu.
gIa '
National Republican., 1878-06-28
"Ihut Old Woman OF Nine"

At l.. lIrIibrms, iU! seventh street sim q
"rhat Old Woman Of Mine" extraorIiuor,
bargains IN iiuc gaitcrs aud ties eau be fpuul
The entire stock, which Is one OF the finest aud
most extensive ever exhibited IN this city, /,
TO be sold without reserve. The assortment
includes gents. ladies, and children's congress
button, and lace gaiters, Newport button an,
buckle ties, and the latest styles of shoes an,
gait, n,
National Republican., 1878-06-28
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Leaves from Our Local Reporters
Note Books.

A Detective Gone After . Bond-Robbc
Fyrotechnic Display In judiciary square
Events in the Baseball Fieid-Ths
Ellison Case Nearing the End-A
New Parsonage for Rev. John
r. Psrton-A Collection
Of District ttems, 60
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Theatre CONTINUE,

The Theatre C"'nqne was crowded last
night The fine programmes presented week
after week have made this thcater more pop.
uIar than cvtr The hill Offered this week /,
exceptionally excellent, and persons who love
good variety Performance can do no better
than pay Il witt to the CONTINUE.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
TmE best $40 suits, at E,,cmau'..

SEVERAL Illinois Republican county con.
ycntions in appointing delegates to I'll, State
convention, have taken time by the forclock
and declared their preference for Ulysses $,
Grant iu the leadership Of 1850.
National Republican., 1878-06-28

New Advertisements
Proposals fT fuel
For rcmt-0l2 Fonrtceuih street
John MOrris-Card to taxpayers
Base bnll-Excelsior W. National.
Foreign and domestic postage stamps wanted
Select moonlight exclusion Of the Departmental
Dozen.
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia Rela.
tive to sc ial improve
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Thermometric Readings
Indications,

For Friday throughout tho Atlantic States, East
Gulf states Tennessee and the Ohio valley, and
bwer lake region. slight changes IN pressure and
einpcrntiIrc, southeast to southwest winds partly
cloudy or clear weather aud occasional local rains
bllowcd 10y slightly cooler weather. will prevail
National Republican., 1878-06-28
RcnI E,Inte Trnnslrrs.

Augustus jay to Elizabeth Moran, for
sls9.l5, lot %, square sO5. {. b. Bailey ct al.
trustees, 10 Benjamin Charlton, for ;l5,350
lots D. L. ., q, :, aud ., square 572
National Republican., 1878-06-28
MAsIIrNnrnN Inne pS

To he EfuOr Vrh' Nu'y al R~pu,JiruH
VIII you kii.ily allow me space to say that as the
I"IiuInHi.tc ui ihls Friday evening will perhaps
hc the last amateur ENTERPRISE III this city under
my direction. have decided 10 follow the sugges.
llrn and tCst the prophecy ct many alNiscTs who
hUlC ~ u. Pat Your general gdmI,siuS at GfIy
ami scvcnty five coats aud YOU will lItrcA crowded.
house have put the general admissions ut my
Gnd seNculyy" cent the best purts OF the house
lh" srrurcl seat, remaining ~ heretofore an
U"unCed in Your advertising columns. and shall he
pleased to see crowded house VERY truly Yours
\ RIMiNGTON FAIRLAMB
National Republican., 1878-06-28
"vslerie"-Engiish Opera-Sationai TIL,
atre.

"valerie"-English Opera-SationaI The
atre.
Mr.. Fdirlamh announces the second DcT.
i0rmancc Of his romantic opera. valerie" to
take place this evening Il; the National The.
atrc. The Late performance Of that beautiful
and highly mcritorious work ELECTED the high
est cOmmcnda;i"'N Of the great audience In
attendance, aud The press Of our city has at.
tordod ample evidence of a proper apprcciu.
tiDn of this chef dTnrrr Of our resident TmeSirO.
Mr.. Fairlanb aud his talented amateur
corps will doubtless be again greeted by an au.
dcmce OF the character aud number deserved
alike by the composer aud his hamhiwork
In regard to rates Of admission &c. we give
place to the following card from Mr. Fair.
lamb
National Republican., 1878-06-28

REDUCED rates 10 parties remaining one week OF
longer. scasop 1875 opens June IS Stockton Hotel
Cape May, N. J. tNoTE--We take great pleasure In
iniormins our patrons that a new passenger eleva
tor and electric bells lin every ROOM have been
added to the hotel CHARLES DuFPY
(of Continental Hotel Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Another National Nictory-tiood Sport Prom.
ised for This Afternoon.

The National forced the waverly, of Balh.
more, to cry enough yesterday, the figures
being to . in favor of the Champs" Tho
I" Reds" played an almost faultless fielding
game, and their batting was very strong
Fouser, Holly, and Trott carried of the hon.
ors for the home team, while DAILY, Davis, aud
Foutz of the visitors deserve mention.
This afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, the
National will cndeavor to regain the laurels
lost at Baltimore last Monday, when they suf.
iercd defeat at the hands Of the Excelsior by a
score Of 8 tOl.
Our boys intend to beat the visitors IL posi-.
bic, to-day, and would like to see large crowd
In attendance.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, n. Y.-Bu6alo, 3; Crickets, |.
Utica, n. Y.-Uticas, 4; Tecumsehs, ,.
indianapolis, lnd.-lndianapolis, Z; Gin.
cinnati, 3.
. Milwaukee, Wis.-Providence. Z; Milwau.
kec, o.
Chicago, Ill.-Chicago, l6; Boston, 5.
National Republican., 1878-06-28

HEALTH-the poor mans riches, the rich man
bliss-is found IN Ayers Medicines after fruitles,
search among other remedies. A word TO the wise
is sufficient
National Republican., 1878-06-28

forso PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect VIII soon ruin them. De wise in time
Clean them daily with THrRsToH's Ivory PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect dentrifce known.
twill keep them through life IN good condition
white and sounu. VIII harden the gums. swcetcn
he breath. and prevent toOthRche. Sold by ali
druggists. Is and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Tile NEW "MuIrr" s srw1sn MACHINE

lHE NEW WHITE SEWING MACHINE,
roomy, lIght'running. quiet, also the New Home,
the Domestic, the American, the Singer, the Howe
and IN fact everything In the sewing rmGchine line
At J, Y. McKenncy, Io7 Ninth street northwest
Renting and repairing speciality.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
CITY ITEMS.

THE most complete assortment OF ih!n clothing
ior the heated season al reduced prices E.semsn
Bros, corner Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1878-06-28
Jyational 9spublitan.
Arrival Of Pa.senge, Trains.

~ TeALTihoRB AND ONO DEPoT. sEw JERSEY AvE.
NUE. AND CsIREEr
Morning. Gsptno
VIA N. v, Phil a Roe sI sI6o Baltimore acrom
I2' baltimore express go Rstmore aEcom
l6H. Western express 500 y v PHI a BoS sH
t3.Ihli or, accom-. 3n. Western Mall.
We. fred &C. tMel birch sCsT. baltimore accom-
sS- baltimore Anuapols s6tS, Baltimore eE presA
and way. seO, Western express
tta. hsftinshurg and Ia $50 Bulimcre express
lertnwn &C, Met brch spi5 n Y. PHI Hos sE
yop Baltimore hrrom. i0i Baltimore ACCOM-
u:5, Baltimore express J
ARRIVE daily. 0thep SUNDAYS eIcspted
Gs For the time OF departure Of trans zee advsr.
ussnisnis elsewhere