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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
Butterflies.

Once more Ipass along the towering mead.
##& uw,
Hear cIshats call and mark the fairy rings;
Till where the lych-gate casts its cool dark
shadow,
pause awhile, musing on many things;
Then raise the latch, and passing through the
gate,
Stand in the quiet, where men rest and wait
Bees in the lime trees do not break their
sleeping;
Swallows beneath church caves disturb
them not.
They heep not bitter sobs or silent weeping;
Cares, turmoil, griefs, regrets. they have for
got.
murmur sadly, "Here, then, all life ends.
We lay you here to rest, and lose you
friends"
By no rebuke is the sweet silence broken,
No voice reproyes me; yet sign is sent;
For from the grassy mounds there comes a
token Aa
OF Life immortal-and / am content.
Seel the souls emblem meets my downcast
eyes; #
Over the graves are lowering butterflies.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
aCome down to the rocks.n she said.

"Come down to the rocks" she said.
1.-THE waves are rolling in magnifcently."
They sauntered away over the stretch
of rough slope which ended in massive
rocky rampant which the sea besieged
year after year: it had followed out great
hollows in the rock, and carved fantastic
seats and odd inches where one could sit
and watch the sea in safety, in ordinary
times. But to-day there had been a great
storm, and the mighty waves came in
with roar like wild creature, and, GO
ing out, swept everything before them.
"There is Agatha" cried Juliette,
pointing to her white figure, poised be-
low. II am going to her."
But Agatha waved her back, They
saw the pitious look on her face as she
stepped lower down, nearer the awful
whirl of waters. a
"Geod Heavens! p crled Robert
doesn't she know better than to venture
over the rocks when the sea is like fhis2''
"An awful shrek from Juliette cut
short his words. A mountain of water
came in; it broke with crash that shook
the solid earth beneath them and drown
ed their wild cries, and then, with sui
len moan, felt back. But it bore upon
its bosom something whittier than its
foam! 1t tossed about the froth Of gold
en- hair that shone for an instant and van
| ished.
And through al the white horror on
heir faces, through all the shock and
grief, was the one thought-Agatha was
out of the way!
A week later there was a new grave In
the churchyard, and new mistress at
! Seacliff.
| One who we'll became the position
thought Robert Fielding, as he entered
the drawing room and saw her in her
deep mourning robes, which only en-
HANGED her superb beauty, She met
him with sweet, cold courtesy. He had
meant to take her in his arms and kiss her.
Why did he not? What fine invisible
barrier shut him out from her2
He made desperate effort to pass it.
thought, dear, that perhaps you
would name our wedding-dayr' he said.
/" Our wedding-dayr' and she lifted
her naughty eyebrows. I" Did you think
| meant to marry you2"
"Juliette y he began.
She stayed the tide of his passion by
| her cool scorn.
Don't let us have a scene, Capt.
Fielding. Agatha is dead We muir
dered her between usI"
Murdered herr" and he grew sick
and white.
Yes, murdered her! And, as her near
est heir, / inherit her fortune"
"Juliette, you know I would have
married you had you remained poor"
he cried.
She waved her hand, as if to put all
that aside. ....r,
"And if had remained poor would
have married you. But not now; because
I do not love you nor respect you, and I
have money enough. And so we part. l
wish yeu joy of your future wife, as you
may wish me joy of my fortune. I dare
say we shall both be as happy as We de-
serve'
Her train of rustl1ng silk swept past
him as she glided from the room, and left
him alone with his chagrin and undYing
remorse. For now all his thoughts be-
came vocal OF the woman he had wronged
for this one who had cast him off.
He had sold his honor, and was cheated
of the price.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
80. Pm. U.
No. 20.

When writing to Advertisers please say yCQ
saw the Advertisement In this paper.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

The Greatest Discovery fthe Age
Tobias celebrated Venetian Ltnimenti years before
the public and warranted 70 cure Diarrhea. Dyssntey
Colic and Spa ms taken internally; and Group Chron
Kheumatism. re Threats. Cuts Bruises, Old Sores.
and Pains in the Iimbs Back. and Chest externally.
Il has ever failed. No family win ever be without
after once eiving e fair trial. Price, 20 cents. Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT, In Pint
otsles At Ons Dollar. Il warranted superior TO any
ether NO PAY for the cure Of Colo Cuts. Bruises
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

We still assert that Heart Disease can be
cured and ask you to read this:
81 was afflicted for several years with Pal
pitation of the Heart, attended with dizziness
and gradually increasing debility. For more
than two years was subject to severe darling
pains through the heart, followed by a sense
of suffocation and difficulty of breathing
threatening instant death. For eight months
was unable to lie down, but was obliged to
sit bolstered up in bed, or in my chair
through the night. When asleep the motion
the heart would often stop, causing me to
wake suddenly in great distress, and prevent
ing me from getting necessary rest. / was
very much reduced in flesh and strength, and
had given up all hope of permanent relief
when was induced by o friend to try the
efficacy of the HEART REGULATOR. By
the use of few bottles was restored to my
usual health, and for the last ten years have
suffered no severe attacks. I cheerfully and
gratefully recommend its use to all persons
afflicted with Diseases of the Heart.
MRS. E. P. REED, Concord, N. H"
| The HEART REGULATOR is for sale BY
druggists at 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
In The Apple.Tree !,

Right into the beast of it,-why Robinl
Why, didn't you know that the apple-tree,
When she gets her wonderful, fragran
blows,
Is real spring angel in white and rose?-
Now hear him sing to mock at meD
Why your nest is there, you darling Robin,
Aud your little brown lady is in there too
Faithl you've an exquisite bridal-room,
With ceiling frescoed, in rosy bloom,
oon ground of celestial blue.
ere's to your health, you blessed Robin.
nd the next hest thingit must surely be
n To being an angel In bliss above,
To live with your little ones and your love,
n the heart of blossoming applet tree.
Springfield Republican
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20


Elizabeth Allen, in poem, asks, "Oh,
willow, why forever weep?" Elizabeth is
a little mistaken as to the facts. 1t isn't
the willow that weeps; it is the boy who
dances under the timber end of it.-Bw-
Eington HaaOkeye.
A Camden woman was prevented from
attending the funeral of her sister by the
mons arrival in time of a lace handkerchief
from New York. The brutality of the
railway company is severely commented
on by the neighbors.
Cholera was raging in the district of an
Ayrshire grave digger, and every day he
hid number of graves to dig, and was
fast making money. While digging q
grave, friend in passing said, "You are
busy, John" "Yes,"he replied, shut this
is useless job; it, for the WIFE"
Mulching is nearly as good as cultiva.
ton for strawberry plants.
If you would clear your house of rats
kerosene one and let him go.
A dose of paint is preventive of loose
cinted farm implements. A.
Apple trees, when planted in good soil
should be set forty feet apart.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

Thousands of dollars might be annually
saved to farmers If they would give freely of
sShesidGn's CGsolsp Condition Poscders to their
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, and fowl. They
prevent disease and promote the growth.
We said Sheridan's. Those put up in large
,,aclSs are utterly worthless.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20
From the Minneapolis papers

TO THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIS.-
Our experience in the handling of DR.. E. Be
Halliday's Blood Purifier is such that we ar.
not afraid to tell you that it is the most won-
derful BLOOD Searchern of the present age.
No medicine ever went out of our store that
has given such universal satisfaction as 1t
is giving to-day. For Catarrh, Kidney and Urin,
airy Diseases, Female Weakness aud Nervous
Debility we indorse the statement of Dr.
Halliday, that il has no equal. CR0SSMAN
u PLuMMER, Druggists, Minneapolis.
HAVE you weak or sore eyes, caused by
Catarrah or some Scrofulous Diseasep II
you have, lose no time, but cleanse your blood
with DIR. Halliday's Blood Purifier, and your
eyes will become all right. Try it and you
will be surprised at the result For Kidney
Complaints, Female Weakness, and Nervous
Debility, it has no equal in the civilized
world. As this medicine has been extensive
" counterfeited, see that " s. Blackford,
Agent is blown in the back Of every bottle.
Ask your druggist for it, and if he does not
keep it he win order it for you, or address s.
BLACKBOARD, 90 Wabashaw street st. Paul,
General Agent. MOVES BROS. s. CUTLER,
Wholesale Agents, St Paul.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

Mcthersl Mothers !! N0thersi!! Don't
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for all diseases incident to the period of teeth.
ing In children. It relieves the child from
pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the child
gives rest to the mother. tits an old and we'll
tried remedy.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-20

Old DIR. johnson was benefactor Seventy
five years ago he invented what Is now called
.Johnsoss's Anodyne Liaiment, the wonderful
success Of which in the cure of diseases of the
head, throat and lungs is truly astonishing.
No family should be without It.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
FRIENDS or LIBOR.
Practical Suggestions and Utopian schemes
4 sunday Night Meeting.

Practical Suggestions and Utopian Schemes
\ sunday Night Meeting.
There was a goodly number Of the friends Of
labor at ShcldOn's Rooms last night, presided
over by Rev. John VI. Spear who spoke of the
fraternal aspects of the question and enforced
his views by quotations from the teachings Of
Jesus.
Mr.. William II. Swartwout Of New York,
followed with a dissertation on the new dis.
pensation of love and truth, instead Of force,
as the moving spirit of the Government. He
held that when the people rightly understood
their power and true position as sOvcreigns in
the land they would establish the millennial
reign in their assistance and protection of each
other. lie suggested that when this epoch of
fraternity is introduced that the Stars and
Stripes and the Eagle as flag would give way
to blue ground, with two doves in the centre,
for AN emblem, surrounded with a constella.
tiOn of stars. The bird of prey would then be
succeeded by the birds of peace.
Colonel Edward Daniels spoke of the great
advantages Of associated labor rs an organized
system to cure our present ills, in which each
labOrcr should receive dividends in accordance
with his productions.
Professor Cook, Mrs. Ellis, and Mrs. Law
renee also made speeches on the inCficicnCy of
the present Congress in its endeavOrS to afford
relief, and in its apprehension of the relative
positions oil congress anu the people WHO choose
its members This Government is one of the
people, cooperative in FORM whose Treasury Is
rcplenishcd by taxes upon the laboring and
consuming classes of the people, and they have
an undoubtcd right to direct the cxpcndi.
turo of those revenues. But Congress had
chosen to lock up their treasures and
refuse to go on with the public works, or to
pay the Just claims Of those people who are so
unfortunate as not to hold bonds rs the cyi-
dcnce Of tho Governments Indebtedness to
thcm. Meanwhile the taxes arc not reduced,
and the sinking fund Is not reduced, and the
funds accumulate in the Treasury, adding to
the distress ofthe people by further contraction
Of the currency. The conduct of Congress
/ was bitterly denounced rs uniccling, unstatcs.
maulikr. and umpatriOtc, and the constituency
| Of the members were Cntrcated to decline the
/ further service Of all those who advocate and
support the present suicidal policy.
- Black ChcyiOt suit, color warranted E.scinaI
] Itr... IA nulI 4 sir
National Republican., 1878-06-10
THE DISTRICT BILE.
Tho Report Of the Conference Committee
Adopted by the House.

Tho Report Of the Conference Committee
Adopted BY the House.
The committee Of conference on the bill to
establish permanent form of government for
tho District Of Columbia on Saturday agreed
to unanimous report, which was adopted by
tho House and laid over until to-day by the
Senate. The committee adopt tho Senate bill
with some slight amendments.
The bill ~ amended requires tho engineer
Commissioner shall have rank above that Of
captain. This will exclude Lieutenant Horic.
The torn Of prior residence Of the other Com.
missioners Is nxod at three years.
The Commissioners arc required 10 submit
to the Secretary OF the Treasury estimates for
tho year ending 1879, instead Of 1880, thus
making the bill immediately operative.
The House feature in relation TO tax on
property held solely for agricultural purposes
Is inserted In the Senate bill. Thirty days
time for the prompt payment Of taxes, instead
Of ten days fixed by the Senate, Is inserted.
The sinking fund feature for the 365 bonds
Inserted by the Senate Is stricken out.
The bill, as reported, requires the approval
Of all the Commissioners to contracts for the
improvement OF tho streets.
The salary Of the Health Officer Is fixed at
$4,000.
The following Is the clause as IL now stands
in relation to tho 3.6j bonds:
Hereafter the Secretary Of the Treasury shall pay
the interest of the 36j bonds Of the District of Co.
lumbia, Issued In pursuance of tho act of Congress
oi June y, ISL whom the same shall become due
and payable. And all amounts paid shall be cred.
itcd as part Of the appropriation for the year by
the United States toward the expenses OF the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, as hercinbcfOre provided.
The following now provision is inserted In
the bill:
The President of the United States may detail
from the Engineer Corps Of tho army not more THAI,
two officers of rank subordinate 10 that OF engineer
belonging 10 the Board OF Commissioners OF said
District TO act rs assistants 10 said Engineer Com
missioner In the discharge Of the special duties i'm
posed upon him by the provisions Of this act.
~-
81 all.wool Cashmere Pants, EIseman Bros cor
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Fees Of the Register in bankruptcy.

The Supreme Court of the District last Sat
ur,!ay decided a case which, as a precedent
will be Of considerable Importance in this Dis
t.ict especially to those individuals untOrtu-
nate enough to be swallowed up in bankruptcy.
The matter Of Registers fees has for sometime
been disputed question, many attorneys pro-
testing that they were both cxOrbitant at times
and illegal, bnt none Of the c0unSelOrs seemed
disposed to carry the matter to the court IA
Jonc aud there have it adjuicated.
Finally, in the matter Of benjamin L. Git
tings, bankruptcy, the question of excessive
fees again arose. H. Ross Perry, esq. persist
unt when he thinks himself right, was counsel
for tho petitioner anl determined to carry the
case up. Here the fees assessed were Sl33.
Tho court decided that they should be reduced
to so, which was ample Probably this dcci'
sion will benefit the umluCky ones now going
through the bankrupt court and save them a
few dollars. Mr.. Perry in carrying the issue
to an end has done commcudablC service to his
client, and very likely to those who may follow
after in the same pathway.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
An Attempted Suicide.

Miss Laura StcIPcr, about nineteen years of
nge residing at 80 Third street, attempted to
commit suicide, about seven o'clock saturday
morning, by everlasting herself with mudanmr.
Drs. Ball and barnes were called in and sue.
Cccdcd in soon placing the young lady out Of
danger No reasons are assigned Tor her
strange action, the young lady herself stating
that she knew not why shu took the poison.
About the time Of the attempt at suicide the
dog-Catchers pu,acd by thohou,oaud "gobblcd"
two dogs belonging to the family thus verify
ing the old adago that Troubles never conc
siugly"
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Ordered Away.

Commander Shcnvtt, L. ;. n, who has been
on duty for several years past in tho navy
yard, at this city, has been ordered away tho
I'D instant and will take charge of the first
Iight.Aou,o district ON the lst proXinlo. His
headquarters will bo at Portland, Ne, and
lhithcr he and his interesting family will for
tha ucXt couple Of years reside. Their de-
parture will be much regretted by their many
friends in this city.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
New Advertisements.


Lost-Land.warrant. No. 0OJ.
Iost-Land.warrsnt, No. gl2.
Base ball-IIornells vs. Nationals.
Edlsons phonogrnph, lil3 q street.
Shenandoah Alum Springs, Virginia.
Summer Theatre Comique-Narictlcs.
Special nUtice-EurckA Council, No. 4.
Sale Of stock by Franklin Council, No. 0. 2. off.
Or. A. II. Taylor, dentist, SIS street northwest.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-Change OF time
table.
Annual commencement Columbia University Law
schOOl.
George BergIing, merchant tailor. 1913 street
northwest.
Grand moonlight excursion by Y. NJ. c. A. down
the Potomac.
Proposals for the sale Of bonds or stocks-Com.
missioner, sinking Fund.
AllogurCsl representation Of Eddystone Light
house, at Congregational Church.
Opening exercises and donation party, at the
Friendly Inn, IO5 Eleventh street northwest
National Republican., 1878-06-10
1877 3

70 THE IdTTSS EENSSYLNAErA wN,A.ETr R6uTE u1TIEi,T1Iyrsr
srlrsBS EE$Tk faaH EaE
TRAINS LEAvrwHsnINET3Y, Hl /; t%T'3lY from Depot, cor
For hIF pt.T m ma m stFS?t & m 5 fSSws n daily with
parior Car 10 I PIttsGuTs al and sleeping Cars from
PlttsburS 10 Cincinnati. st. Louis. and CIlcsso:
Br BSrFh%EE GGEE SM TH EaPSS i e RGi5ip GHGTsSi
FOR CHnnniaigu4 Rochester, Buffalo NinsAra Falls
Mh 'S PaSSr SSr Gs % 10 q aIHns r X % For %spor
8aLosk Haven, AMI Enira, at lGlOa IN da!ly,cA
For New YORK and the East I:iI r. M. and esO T. IN.
daily, with Palace Cars attached. Limited Er-
press Of Pullman Parlor Cars, Gao n W. daily eh-
For BrooEiyii New York. all through trains copnec,
~ Jersey CITY with boats nt "BrOooklyn AnneT
nhurlng direct trnIsiCr to FULTON street ANoic-
ing double lcrriasc and jUurh'y across New York
for New York and The East l:o p IN. daily, except
sunday with sleeping Cars froin Washington 10
For rs IA @ g. @ an % % sHy M dsS shSop' ISJ Es
pres, 99a, m daily except sunday:
For Pope's Greek Line, SIS "a m and 40 p. n daily
except SUNDAY.
For Anrnpois &ij a m and ~ ip. m daily eIcer,
sunday
ALtxANDRiA AND FREpERIcKsBTRGS Y vSiJ RAIt u
TON RAILROAD.
For Alesardri, D. 7, olO lc II. q. m. t?o 60
For III hmoud and the Soutn T; and gOoa daIly,
s,.d $40 y. ni daily, eIoopt sunday
sia. SS i il NJ. "a. go fE'S% and r. m. " o.
Tn SUNDAY at s. aud 10 H. m. and o: 0p M
caR 10 prosS2od sS at "n% he
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania nv
yania avenue, and at tho depot where orders be
len for the checking OF baggage to destination from
"''0 l. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. GenoIal MANAGER. apl ul.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

About eight o'clock last evening W. l.. Hum
phrcys and W. II, Cooke were arrested at the
corner Of ninth and 5 streets northwest for
driving faster than the law allows. One Of the
hind wheels of the buggy in which they were
seated was broken, which caused a collapse,
aud the police were able to make an easy cap.
turr. Both men were taken to the Second
Precinct Station where they deposited S!1 rs
collateral for their appearance at court this
morning.
W4Ttu r,pliriug At reduced m'u' t. ,ut the
National Republican., 1878-06-10

The gamv between the IIorncIl and National
J. his Afternoon will DOUBTLESS call out u large
crowd, and ii may be important to the patron,
Of the ,ror, to know that u new row Of seats,
capalh olarromudatmgnt least / 900 more spec.
tutur-, la, br,u crcctrds that hereafter no one
will be compelled to stand up after paying the
admission lrr. The contest this afternoon
should be close and interesting, us both mines
are in fine trim.
National Republican., 1878-06-10

REDUCED rate. TO parties remaining ono week or
longer. Season 1873 opens June IS. Stockton HOTEL
Cape May, y. J. lSOfE-We take great pleasure In
informing our patrons that new passenger cleya-
tor aud electric bells lin every roOn) have been
added 10 the hOtcl.l CHARLES DuFFY
(of Continental Hotel Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
WptllnCk seekers,

Tho clerk Of the court issued marriage
licenses TO the following parties last saturday
Christian Gcrmcruth aud Mary Ann Cox.
NJ. q. W. johnson and lmuclu VI. j. Gibson.
James Jenkins and Maggie Fccstcr both Of
Montgomery County Nd.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
TRAVELERs' GUIDE.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great dOlble-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NonrnwEs3G, VEST, AND SOUTH.
wtST
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JuNEs, 1873, AT fi5 A. NJ.

HSS ns HSssHw y5f,EG fNifiiRRS'SSfSH3pHA AND BOZ
nso rSrS SnE s2p' z, s1P's Ia Hars annapolis
StrNbprg Winchester, HascTstown. and Way via
EN-tBALTIMoRE AND LAUREL EYPREss
,sio-foint Of Rocks, Crnnberry, Strasbury. Win
,S%INT% Y%RK FhiiSPEIfiifA, BOSTON,
YORK aud Phlladoiphia Stops at Annapolis June
aoE GHIeAGs Rsa vs.g asg
FSSa, sSSs lnsSHSh sH CIR Ioon 70 10 m
,soj-on Sunday oniy"Bsliimorc Annapolis and
iSooa a. agALTII,oRE EXPRESS. s,cg, a. Elnaens
and Hanover.
tSE% %SRk. pnFRTI fifI f.'' Sf TPs S
$$aHS fHf$ Js!s!s. X hss,
,tiStfoi.t q RosE:, Frederick, Hsserstown. Win;
s Rocks snd % wy W station any n sundays 10 10 n OF
SSRFSk sTd %.k af @NB BAL
Gok Passengers taken In the cars direct to boat at
Gs9"tnsItiH!ors aud WHy sIntiSns ~ -
,Tl5EtCHlCAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS.
stsHPlPf sfJ"fhI 81 IhriMoRE Y HHtSESi EXPRESS.
AS6 Fhu RTS fEtxxfrHssr Exr f.SSrs aIasPi
sunday. Pullman cars.
G3-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
BALTIMORE EMPRESS. Sleeping car 10 New
York and sre 'ial sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
tDaily. OIhcr trains daily cNccps sunday.
All other trains daily except sunday.
All trains stop at Relay station.
All III. ia trains vii! stop at SIR Johns Run for
passengers to and from BtTEcc springs, and a Deer
phrk and Oakland 10 olS dur ,ng the season.
For further information apply at the baltimore
AMI ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stallion mid As
al and G1l ppnnsylyania avenue. and ola Fifteenth
street northwest. Washington aud Masonic Temple.
liigh stToat, Georgpt Jwn, where orders will he taken
for baggage to be checked and received ut any point
la tie city.
W. T.. CLEMENTS, Master Of Transportion.
]. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
UEO ) KOONTH Grneral Agent Iei0
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Amusements Tonight.

CoNIorE.-vGriety performance.
Edisons phonosraph, at lil3 Il street.
CUups show corner sixteenth and X streets.
MEMORIAL CHUrCH.-Lccturo by Rev. J. q. But.
Ter, D. u.
LINCOLN HALL.-Muslcll entertainment by col.
prei schools.
National Republican., 1878-06-10
MnIhnrn. MnIhnr,. Mnihrrs.

Don't hil t. procure Mis- WINsLOw's SOOTHING
sYErr for all dsousCs Of tocthing In children. 1t
relieves the child frum pain, cure, wind collie
regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health " The CHILD, gives rsst ~ The mother
National Republican., 1878-06-10
Wational 3epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.


At BALTIMORE AND ONO psror. NEw JERSEY AVE
SUE AND c sTnEET.
Morning Eennp.
stls n. Phil a Boe eI. sisO, Baltimore accom-.
sGE, baltimore express 40. baltimore accom-.
f5o, Western express 500 Y, Phil 4 Bos eS.
So Baltimore accom-. $40 Western Mall.
t.5, Fred. Ac., (Met. birch, saT, baltimore accom-
Gs., Baltimore Annapolis .6:+l Baltimore express
and way, ITi1u, Western express.
ets, MaTtinsburr and Ha-I ssUO, baltimore express
geptown ac Met br'ch' -pi5, n Y, Phil & Bos sx.
slc:aS, Baltimore accom-. i0t1, baltimore accom-
n.D, natImorS press. -
sArTve daily. Others Sundays excepted.
~ For She time OF departure OF trains, advor
hsemens elsewhere.