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NOTORIOUS SC0UNDREL,

n swndgr WHO has hccM notorious for years
turned up III llts old rolls yesterday, With evil
delsro enough against him to send him back to
tho Pcuitentiary Irutn which he Inns oulY re-
Gently emerged. At about II o'cloek yesterday
morning he called ut the taiIor.sl!op VI j, T.
NELL, No. GH State street, selected a patr ot
pants, uld otferel III payment worthless check
upon the International Bunk. Mr.. Null reads
tic newspapers, and was thoroughly nware Of
Ill.,, t f9ans as IT,, bteMtlo1s ' f., cn a maae @ m an
brought, but the fellow was sharp cnouElt 10
scc lii. gaIle. a,,ll run hastily out Vt thu store.
Policeman a. tioOdhrAnl happened to he
III ,lIe y'einlty, mud. after ellaslng slu culprlt
~ threntrnliE to shoot htul uown In '!is tracks.
Whcu searchcd Ut lEe 6tasloIt i lot Vi bunk uni
!!etl!lo!Is checks up9n various banks were tnlna
II hts IrnS osiss'o H.. ~ sa saT ~ 5a aas # oso. 1se',
nizcd hin 10 tho 1na, l!o unce sent
70 jo!!ct for playing. cxagtlv tl.s salnu game.
Its reh' ',a1no Is Stewart, ansl he II ~
son q a h!shly respsctablo al'tl wealthy OLD
sstSAsn %oa Y,,a who a'11 i. 'o sssp vstas Ill.,
ani ' w}i", a II living, I, stt res'dins
In Tint section ot thu city. THIS young man
commenced by obtaining goous u!'un checks
bearing ,he forged signature of Ills own father,
and trUm tlts tle tot'k to sgn,g other pcoples
nalllrs. IAc old gentleman did all In Ills power
to save his sol,. au!l t'any tlnIe has begged
him utf In The Criminal Court. The pres
ent complaints aeatnat stewalt aro ths follow
!ng: Tntsday lIc scleeteu shirts ut scltcsnsor
Il MaYerfa, on West aladLsnn street, anu re-.
qucsteA them sent G. o. D. lie met the hoy
J who had been seHt upon the eTraintt knoeked
| him down nul sobbel hin,. "Wednesday
hs did thu aalne. to Young son Of
john Cruak, 4 Milwaukee, avenue tailor. !le did
! the satnc with boy sent 1Io'n tte store OF 4.
j. unna, cosaer nf aaul0arh and canal stErets,
| f.lturIca ffst ~ Mn K51 Nnrth CnrpeHter strrtt
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Tho Law Library at Washington is tic best In
Thu country, unit one Of tho best In thu world.
Ut tl,e Tlcllborna claimant being liz longest ud
thu Deectlcr trial ranking SECOND. AnEon DurF's
llYs considerable spae0 a,n0s,s noted casvs. and
McGarFahau shelf oil to htluseis. Tlls Now
Eate collection Ia interesting, a,A the record Of
French CAUSES ce,ebrc III It's styau quite charae-
tcs,sttc ot ltat nation; they AaYe put their
trals fn the fornl Ut somances, illustrating them
freely, and making Vi court-rvcords very pathct'
tc talss. III a suiail room opening from tic
library arc kept tie l30 yolunlus round ~ green
NussiA leall and presented to our Govern
Ment BY The Emperor Nicholas. To the energy
OF WQmaQ u Ausala Indebted for this CQUplla-
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B,sollAMroN. NJ. Y.,etstassl' e5.-.lseturns
thus far received tpd1cato tl.r election Ut Elwta
q. Ilatbcrt, tlc Republican ca1stsiaato Tor sea.
tur, to;day, b aboa! aHo majority. ils tna'r -.
celyeu oy any ennslsdatu here. BFou,la Gouutf
viii giyo Hin about a,00J. lt"ga County about
7Gtl, alll TutnlkIns County Il stnull majority: :,
FououKRslssE, N. T., March &.--Ksootts .. ..
this Putnam County to"n elections iudeato sltas
lie Republicans eoutrol thu Buard VI 5upr1r.
yiaors. Augustus Hazcy {Elep,) IL elected la
Carmel, uni Wellington Kent tItep.) IL elrttta
In Kent. A dtspatc!l iEun peekskiil says tha';
though the vote IL etose the Indications arc tls%
T11lEs tRep.l Il slected aupe1Ynot.
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avery rent. flo does not hcltcve he has retain
cd ccnt not legally htA under The laws.

4 company of al1ut twenty men,hers Of the
Legislature last night visited crunc's City taar.
den, one Ut the lDwcst variety rcsurts IN this
cty. They conducted themselves most slfagracc'
t,lly, alMi the police were on tllu pnint II ar
tcstlng them several tines, but refrntncd be.
enuse they were members af tho Legislature.
Finally tho conduct OF one member,a Represent.
nltvo from northern county, htblectftl itEn
to arrcst, md lu waa baIie.I ont of custody Tor
41h by Ills associates. Afterwards Senator
went for tm aud recovered the money TN tft
ground that members privilege prevented !lis
arrest: The exposure Of the attnir caused
Is impossible 10 ubta!n full list. They were
lending members, however, III BOTH pnrtcs.
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ST.. Louis, March :1-Tlc >frcieht-poo1 East
from this city was practically dissolved to-day
by tho Wabash aid Vanlalia. Roads Issuing
notices Tint ffon to-iiaorroW' (Tsinrsda!)' III
bills OF la1lng Tor freight shipped over
tluir lines will be Issued ut their
respective offices insteau OF tho Pool
Agents office rs heretofore. The break was
made by tho Wubasll. nMl tllc Vut,dailn followed
as soon us 1t heard Of the action Of the former
road The Oh!u & Mississippi, Chicago tE
Alton, und 1niiananolis s. st. Louis Will no
doubt follow suit, ~ they caunot exist as pool
With tho uthur roads out.
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is impossible 10 ubta!a n full list. THEY were
lending members. However, III BOTH pnrtlcs.
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IA OotA aAo 1HAoAaA1"
... ----
Strange rr"sress md Fatality 81 Scarlet
Frvor-A.lam Schmidt Loses Tatrc" GILL.
t,rcn In &)Mc Dny, mil Fourth pu thu Day
Following. by rolsonuus Germs nlystorl.
ou.iv 1uoo,,tn,ed.
~. ,,oxk u..~,tr,
ono ~ tne . mos. susan.' % ".. LIT. ssr!.oo eo, "u
lions that nave ever beiallen :am'ls occntica
iha week 10 Adam Schmidt, barber, residing
al No. 203 East Thirty sixth street, md doing
hu.trc,a m t,,o e-.t annr NJ hi. rc.t,encc. Four
=; ~. o,,,.o,, ,sa.n ,srta ~ .s,,,, ,rost
VI t.'s c''luFea "e9c ea'l'eu VI w" 'oust
na'i1tant typo Of scaret-toVcr without the
usual prcmonltory symptoms accompanying
such casca On last Sunday they were all ap.
norcnfly IN the cnloymrnt of nerfecL health,
~ p"''a..' ~ ~. n.., o"J.s'"s"' 49,,
on NtonuaS little Maggie years oiu' Was
taken with q lnnguor. She 'soon fell Into
roeInr fevcr. Dr. wcttcupel. tic family
-hr.in,,n ,ro. .,,,. ,,r .r,, ,,rnr,,,..a II =
p"ye'clan, "nS sens loi' anu p'onouhse4
most malignant case Of scarlet ftSer' FRANK,
Thtrty.seycntn street, was kept away from
.c,,oo, ,h,t ,1ov mi, tn,von, nlrht In ol.o tn,.
a;,, nan,,u M,. ,st,, .ontur orsr "nd
e.a. III H., .ntmosnsn s,a1s sian Ihssa
hours atterward little Lizzie, .years old.
while playing, apparently tu perfect stato Of
health, was prostrntcd ns II by a bolt, and soon
she lay unconscious, but Burning In raging
fcyer, upon her bed. One hour later the next
younger Child, kRsc,. = years OF age, sic-
cumbed Just as suddenly, aud became uneon'
sc!ous while burning ny with disease.
Dr. Wcttcugc told Mercury reporter ycstor-
iay ~lnt occurred then. Lie aalu In nil my
experience, which hRs been extensive, ht!d fFo'n
all car learn FROM authorities there hive never
occurred cases similar TO these except when q
plague was ragtnR. 1t Is part Of tic diagnosis
of scarlet fever, no matter how malignant 1t
nny provo to be, to Ind nFcinonftory Bytnp-
toms which extend frnm four to seven days
before tho d!scaso becomes pronounced and
reaches teG crisis Or dangerous pnlnt. IN tho
cAscs Of ell thPke Children tho crisis ca1no Mt
once. As oon as they wcEc Affected found
them to bc deadly poison ed anl In condition
beyond human help. From whatever cause tue
| germs Of disease were communicated to them,
| whether from others or from favorable c0ndi-
tson Of atmospheric 1t Is certain that they were
| poisoned thoroughly, beyond the hope OF med
| ical asslstangc. There ia a mystcry about tho
| casa Which l cannbt lnravef. Tho contaEton
| could not have been communicated from
| Hchoo!-chflt1Een through the boy Frank, as IN
| 9ulgy has cstahllstied tho fact that, Of 1900
| scholars In the school he attended, no scholar
Inns or has had the disease. Besides, tho boy
was not first taken down, but cauGht the dts.
casg from his sister,. Sc1Elct fever ID not raElE
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tson Of the laws Of nil The provinces ol tint pow
csfnt Emprs Catherine II. Ut Russia sen:
r,nitsaries INTO tl,r different provinces Of her
country, with authority 10 tufs,fn themselves Of
tiH' lnws peculiar tn each Fpctfon Htl, when
each lad ACCOMPLISHED tia wurt., tho laws wcto
bound III their present Shape.
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WnEaL1Na, ". w., March 27.-The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho Pittsburg,
Wheeling Il Kentucky Ras'road WINS held today.
The road connects this city With the Plttsburg,
Cincinnati 4. St. Louis Railway at ateuhcnvl!c.
The busfness for its first year, ending tic 25th
ult., Is encouraging. Tile probability is TINT
1t will bo extended to Bcnwood, 1our miles be-
low. The following pcrsons wefe eleeted d.
1ectors for tue ensuing year: G. D. Hubbard,
President; John Mcclure, Vlce-Pres!dent;
William Thaw, Thomas d. Messlcr,, Michael
Kelly, II. G. Lazar; Secretary, ]; a. bclleri!lc; :;
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ssSel!.Poi to Be Found Only IN
Country Editor and One Other
Animal,
Desire Of Frcw 10 lie "Fecnntarll5
Responsible for Kissing "Ltar !"
nj ScroEgs.
The Interest Bill Passed by tie House In
Spite Of Great Pressure
Other Legislative Busineaa Of Day
Mostly Given to 1noftabls
Silliucss.
FROM p1CKWICK.
rnn nxAn GARDEN WE'LL uAnET WAI--scuLLr
~ NON wAlEiN1t

FROM P1CKWICK.
TIE REAR GARDEN WILL uNnElt WAI--scuLLI
ts NOM wALKiN0t |
spfrtai pItnasch to The Tribune. |
srr,yoFlrLp, it,, March 27.-Afr. Dawer, OF |
R,ch]a,ld, this morulng aroso md presented tbe
fo1ow.ut. resolution, which resulted In sttlIeu-
Inns and most extraordinary scene In the House,
md its publication will give the people nm Idea
OF how tl,elr Representatives spend their time:
wnrn1as Tho Hi,nots Sia't Rto'sitr. & q Mateh .a
mani in reference 10 this General Assembly, to-
a!aet the ..a ssen,o, n ,a,.s s.s
With thelr Wild whuops as they ride of wa'k from
one placa of reaost to another. MANY years nas M
oIdesi nhabisnns has never seen 20 worthless. a..
slpated, exirnynCant and corrupt 1,op o. taht
which as partisan control Of tic Th1ft, asst Ar
Wti2nsAs. II n tne 10 tho dignity Of this nouse
that tho truth OF falssJ Of this statement oe maac
NnS~o Hssoirea fiji The spec. Committee appon'ed
to Investigate the charges Of cossuntton nnde by
TuE cMc&ao TntnuxE 10 sso in.t1aetea T. n,cs s
tigate tie ahoYe charges OF The stase HeasseF' ana
that such investigation be public.
MI. GRANGER
statetI' Tint he thought the object sought to be
accomplished BY the resolution could not be
arrived ut In this way. no believed 1t beneath
n Legislative body to pause and pay attention
+o ot,oh chnrooa. .nv,xav.
~ sue. e"a'iee' aN1 "AJ' .,. a.,
Mt. Gross, OF SanRanon, defnanuca Ilat the
Committee call upon the editor Of tho Reqisftr
s,.J a.,,,,,,, ~ him Tho ao,,rc. of .,fs authnrtty
ano oenaha VI MIN tns eou'eo ~ "ta "a"'5
for the statement published, and, fa!ling to 10
TINT, be should ba branded as tho author OF an
Infamous lie. [Sensation.1
Mr., aoRoons
..,, a., .,,,+,o,, ~ a re,n,u+;on ~ tnves.fon.
sa'd LIE aoopt'o'l u 'eno'al'"n " 'u'ea''i.H
t!or was q tnoEr SERIOUS reelection upon tEt
uoru. .t,an onvt,,irfr tlat 1,ad bren urintel in
A'oAss w." A' IT.,, ...4 t.,t.r+, T., a.,-,,,,.
any newspaper. lie ola mol pe'ie7e III ossaut1"
tng committees Of investigation simply upon
on1nn rurnor tint had l,cep f,ontiur about. md
aonte tu'no' l'."1 "a>4 oIs'' '..t, s' ~. -
had been caught up and published. The CHt-
caeo TRIBUNE had tnttmutcl ttut ono member
- ....,,,a, q. Eon H., .y,1 pot ro,,aro ans
A.a s..,.o. ,st.,,a,, - ,o,,,h 1r,,auco
Wv Aaeoe' .,.. ...s. 80. .s,a,,.s
that lls ~ou't oe BonEnt OUT 1Foil nthoEg tnc1''
all and be uaId that amount, while the balance
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SpEclaI U!ahaIcH 70 10s 1TEpHHt
DANy1LLE, Ill.,, March e1.-Gun. Hack, OF
tllls clty. Receiver Of tho Cincinnati, Eniughn'l
IL Quincy Railroal, has Just closed Il contract
with Chicago parties 10; the grading, trldglng,
md ironing Of t!ly road from SwItz City, Ind.
to EftuEna1n, H., u llstance Of eighty ni!ts.
Work will eotunlcACe at once.
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TIE TUNNEL AI dHtSSE ISLE.
The determination OF Mr. Vanderbilt 10 con-
sssucs tunnc. um1es tile Detroit River at
Crosse lstc, seventeen miles below Detroit,
leaving tina. city but n waY station, lias stirred
up The Detroitcrs tu fcvor.heat,a ,aMi great Efforts
have lately been made by 1he Mayor ami titc
fr,nctpal business fncn 0! the city to induce
sr. Vanderbilt 10 give ,sp that project nt'l blld
q bridge at Detroit, but without avail. To n
telegram sent bf tic Mayor nf Detroit nsking
what Detroit would be required to do to llavu
the crossing at ttut point. Mr. Vanderbilt did
not even detgn to answer, but instructed Mr..
Lcdyar1, Gcnetal Manager Of thu Michigan
Central, 10 sec tho Mayor antl get his views and
suggestions. Mayor 1.angaon was evidently not
satisfied with this treatment, nHd sent another
dispatch to Alr. Vanderbilt as folows:
II a bridge at Detroit IL built. can tho City Of
nero! nc si there W. ne 10 ,m
once
10 this dispatch Mr.. Vanderbilt sent the FOL
lowing {cply:
II tho tIaht 10 build bridge At Detroit could be
control ] of ths matter. Int havo no nntAorlty 10
glyu tho Assurance yua Ask for. ..
or cou1to this dispatch was not satisfactory,
ant showed almost ronclusive'y that Vanderbilt
people arc now ngItattnE Tho construction OF
brsd9e uvcr lllr river ut Detroit ln!lupendcnt Of
Vanderbilt, hut tt ts not believed tint this eau
he done. as nearly nll lie available approaches
arc owned by Tho Michigan Central, which, be-
lug owned by Vanderbilt. would not give them
The tunnel ut Crosse 1slo will extend from
Stony lslnnd to Atidcrtosl, Ont, d!stnnec of
about 3,7p0 feet, ul.l Will bu provided with
double nrchcs, cach eighteen tcct high and IT.
teen fcet vide, ior double track. The excl
waiting through cctrcr.tsanR will dccuen. the
main channel TWO feet for distance Of about
1000 feet. It will also do away with tl.e crlbs
4ntt other distractions at the present Canada
Southern crossing which arc now SO tnucll dis
liked by tho vessel.nlen.
THE CHICAGO RAILROAD ASSoC1A-
TlON.
Tic Chicago Railroad Association. consisting
Of the General Ticket antl Passenger Agents Of
tic various roads ceptcrng In t!lis city, held II
meeting yesterday afternoon IN tllelE room in
Ashland Block to finish up the business left
unfinished from the lust regular meeting.
A number Of bills arising from tho prosccu.
tions against the scalpcrs wns audited a.tl
ordered paid. Satisfaction waa expressed with
tho results thus lar achieved In their tussle With
tho scalpers and it was decided tllnt the present
course should be continued, nnd the scalpcrs nr.
rested from. day to day until they went out o'
the business. ..
The question OF giving excursion rntcs to cer'
tain clnbs and associations during il.e cotnll'g
summer was afsD brought upt md, after long
debate, the Western TUnds agreed to 1ssuc ex
| cursOn rounl-trip tickets at one nnd 0nc-Attl
fare. wh[io the Eastrrn roads decided to issut
no excursion tickets ut reduced rAtes,
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DIED.

BAKER On Wednesday, September 10th. 1879,
Miss Lucy BAKER, In the seventy -seyeuth year of
her aye.
Funeral will take place Friday, September 18th.
from 81. Mary's church, at 10 o'clock
GOLDSMITH. At o'c'ock on the morning Of
18th of September, 1879 at her parents residence,
l3y2. Twentieth and NJ streets, LULA, beloved child
of henry j: and Sarah Goldsmith, aged years
and months.
Farewell dear parents, / am at resi-.
And shall forever be-
could not stay with you on earth,
But you can come &c lie.
For now / am in glory,
have gained my heavenly rest.
1 want you oil to meet me
And be forever blessed.
Funeral from her parents residence, corner Twen-
'ieth snd nj streets northwest. on Friday. Septew-
Der 18th, at O'Clock M Relatives and friends of
The family are respectfully invited.
HOLEES Thursday morning, September llth
1879. HENRY n. HOLMES. aged thirty three years
Notice of funeral IN e. -morrow's papers
KRAMER; On Wednesday evening September
lob, 1879 at six O'Clock, of cancee In the stomach
ANnREw KRAMER, 80 years and NJ Dnths of are
9uerA from 81 Josepks church at 10 O'Clock
Friday seltember 18th. Friends and relati res in
vned to attend.
ssTkvENsoN. On Wednesday. September 10th.
1o.s, AZ nail past eleven D. M, JAMES A. STEVEN
dayr.
Funeral viii take place from laos Sixth street
northwest n 8 O'Clock Saturday, 18th inst 1T
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Smoking and the Teeth.

L. TX
ARE BENEFITED By THE HABIT.
At recent meeting OF the Chronological, So
ciety OF Great Britain Mr.. Hepburn read a pa
per on the result Of his Investigations on the
subject OF the effect OF smoking on the teeth
He considers that the direct action OF nicotine
upon the teeth is decidedly beneficial. The
alRalinity OF the smoke must necessarily neu-
tralize any acid secretion which may be pre- sent
in the oral cavity, and the antiseptic property
OF the nicotine tends to arrest putrefactive
changes In cartous cavities. In addition, he Is
teeth OF some habitual smokers Is largely com.
posed Of the carbon with which tobacco smoke
is impregnated. 1t Is this carbon which is de-
membrane of the bronchial tubes. and WITH,
whatever disastrous effect 1t may act In these
situations, he thinks we are Justified, from
what we know OF its antisepuc properties 10
concluding that It's action upon the teeth must
be beneficial. Moreover, this deposit takes
place exactly In those positions wnere carries
are most likely to arise and on those sur
cleansing action OF the brush. 1t Is found in-
tersttially In all minute depressions and filling
the assures on the coronal surfaces It may be
removed with scaling instruments from the
surface OF the enamel, but where 1t is deposited
Oh dent1ne this structure becomes impreyaated
and stained. Indeed, 1t is only when the enamel
is faulty, and there Is access to the dentine
hat any true diScOloration OF the tooth takes
place; but it is remarkable, he says, how the
stain Will penetrate even through minute cracks,
pToVlded the necessary attention to cleanliness
bacco Oil may be seen when deposit has taken
place on the porous surface OF tartar collected
On the pOstertOr surface OF the inferior fncisors
In this situation q shiny ebony appearance is
occasionally produced. That tobacco is CAPABLE
or ailaying TO some extent, the pain OF tooth
ache, is, he thinks. true its effect being due not
only TO its narcotizing power, but aiso TO is
direct action upon the exposed nerve; and he Is
inclined to attribute the fact OF the comp ara.
lively rare occurrence OF the toothache amongst
sailors, In great measure, to their habit of che "
Ing. He has been struck, In the case OF one or
TWO confirmed smokers who have come under
his notice, by the apparent tendency which
exits toward the gradual production OF COM
plete necrosis Of carious teeth, and the various
stages OF the death OF the pulp, and death OF the
periosteum taking place without pain or dis
comfort to the patient. This condition may, OF
course be brought about by a variety of In.
fluences; but In these special cases ne is In.
clined to think that the presence OF nicotine TO
the mouth has acted powerfully. The expert
ence OF other speakers, In the subsequent dis.
cuSs1on, appeared TO corroDorate that OF Mr..
Hepburn.
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RAILROADS.
PALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIIRO1

BALTIMORE AND OHIO BAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National ha M9Stf and Short Lire 70 the
worm and Hss oaaSw::;t. west
To take 'fft EssHVHs' Wl si1 "a F1sS5s
E;Ers;s Eses FIX o. saaS.ys e Is S.lsi%e ss
!. s.Y af Ridge and Mt wnan'
mont 1 s5as5asE %as1ssss1. IsseTstc~S: fIeSs
riss .on ana "a way via Relay? ,,..,v
$40 am.-Ront q ROCKS, Piedmont strasburs
wssns6ssser Hsser vsgE and xsy ststiops
Baltimore Express Palior car to New YoGf and and
F45s.. 1G Pa ssss ma
v Valley Branch. except Sunday; Through car to
scn e ssndusEy. s.ily. ssosPt Sturdy y.' 0'
=; 300 q m.-tOn Sunday only-Baltimore. Annapo
10 90 4 Baltimore cypress Stops at Bladens
burg, COLLEGE Beltsv1l1e, Laurel. Annapolis juno
l21o 10 n.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Elicott City
e m os Yorn Philadelphia and Boston
l:ss p m--tOn Sunday only Baltimore and Way
m-sait@ore l Blsae S s'n9n and 1.ure
Express: Frederick. Via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
z:S5 p m.-tPotnt Of Rocks, Frederick, Hssers
tST srs and Nv VA sons On Sunday
40 p. m baltimore, Annapolis and Way sta-
one.
s 80 P. ms-tPHILADELPHIA, NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE EXPRES8 Norfolk, except Sun.
day Norfolk Passengers taken In the cars direct to
boat at Canton Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
$50 p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
7GO p. m.-fBalttmore and Way Stations
BIO p. m.-tBALTIMORE EXPRESS ELLIOTT
City. via Relay
SIS p:m.-fGH1OA0O COLUMBUS AND PITTS
ggRGa Express Sleeping car to Chicago.
1915 p: m.-fNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at B!sdens-
burg and Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and
special sleeping car to PHILADELPHIA
100 p mist Louis and Cincinnati Express.
Pullman Oars.
Italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information spply at the Baltimore
and Ohio cket Offices, Warrington Station, and
will be taken for Bagase to Be checked and received
at any point In the city. W. n CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation.
l. IL COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO 8. KOONTZ. General Aren't mylJ4r
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THOs. E. WAGGAMAN, An
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

BALE OF TWO UNFINISHED HOUSES ON D
STREET, BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
IN THE SUPREME CoURT, DISTRICT OF CoLUM-
MACHINE o. VS.. JAMES G. GRIFFIN ct al $3.50
Equity Doc. 18.
by virtue Of o: decree of the Supreme x.sA
Cs ut of the District of Coibmbia made on 49,
The LIT day of februsry A. D.. 1872 in the 49,
snove entited cause The sbscr bsrs will sell to the
highest bidder on the premises on TUESDAY the
2sd day OF septemterA D 1879. at O'CLOCK ia the
standing together One the east 16 feet front
moie or less, OF lot To- and the other the vast 16
feet ont, more less, of lot 16, in square 1874 In
Wash rpton city with the lots on which they stand
and appu1tenant thereto the said James c. g -ifin
IS trustee, aud James Griffin having failei t.
security. as required by sad decree.
Terms of sale: Ore-third cssh (of which $50 on
each house must be paid at the time of sae and the
residue III one and two years, for which t1e pur-
chaser must give notes. in equal am QUITS, bearing
seven yer cent per AMMAN until paid. to be scared
by deed OF trust, with insurance covenant ON tho
property cod the Interest to be paid half yearly
the purchaser to have the privilege Of paying ali
cash. Oonveyancing and recording at the purcha-
eer's cost.
A. HYDE,
sep1O-d CHARLES NJ. MATTHEws.S Trustees
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MAKRYRD.

BROWN-JOHNSON At the residence of the
brides parents, on the 10th of September 1879. by
the Rev. A. B. Anes, MARION A. second daughter
of Serst johnson, esq, 10 WINFIELD 8. BRows, Of
WashiI ston, d. c. No cards.
ORTLIP-JOHNSTON. August l4th, 1873, by
Rev A. W. Pitzer CHARLES }. ORTLIP to MARY NJ
JOHNSTON.
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