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National Republican., 1881-07-11
A Touching nncident.

A singular incident occurred the other
day the moral of which sticks out like the nose off
sand-hill crane. Itseems that the of OF our
most noted citizens has for long time been given
10 drink in manner greatly distressing to his
parents. Matters went from bad TO worse until
the lad had reached n pitch of drunkenness which
even startled his dissipated companions. The
other night they found him actually reclining in
an Ellis street gutter, too drunk TO know his own
name and so, partly to teach him q lesson and
partly in pursuance OF what they regarded as n
very excellent joke, they carried him into the
Morgue which happened to be close by, and
stretched him out IN due order upon one Of the
slabs the attendants being temporarily absent
About an hour after the father OF the young man,
by the mcrcst coincidence, entered the place,
while engaged in showing around some friends
from the country. As the dumbfounded parent
caught sight of his sons pallid face and rigid
form he gave a shrek of horror and fell headlong
TO the floor. As he
[NoTHs-on second thoughts VIC have resolved to
keep back the balance of this thrilling story until
We find what are best rates for the plot Of first
class meodrama. We hate to keep the feelings Of
our readers narrowed up in this manner, but biz
Is biz-DeTTick DOdd
National Republican., 1881-07-11

A Large-SIxed GrovI,


A gentleman in the stationery division
OF the Treasury went down the river the steamer
Arrowsmilh last Friday. The Arrowsmith adyer-
tses return tickets TO Blacklston's Island or Col
tons ut hny cents. The gentleman aforesaid pro-
vidcd dmselr with one Of those return tickets, de-
posting therefor the necessary half dollar. On
reaching the wharf at Colton's he innoccntly at
tempted to land but was Informed that to do 50 he
must pay half dollar or surrender his return
ticket; aud IL he wished to return. even on the
same trip, he must pay 81 more This, he was In.
formed was In consequence Of an order issued
Friday, July !. The "gcntlcmnnly and eiIi-
Client" clerk must have been suffering from
an attack Of epcrkni,m, for no such order
was promulgated July or July 4. Another
gentleman wished 20 reach LeonRrdtown. 10
do this he should have taken the Mystic,
which lay on the other side OF Colton's wharf;
fare. twenty-five cents. lie was informed that he
could not land, but must pay 81 10 be taken to
Blackston'6 Island whence he could, by the pay
ment Of the quarter 80 to his destination. lie sub.
miltcd, only 10 lnd whCu ho reached the island
that the Mystic would not call there, but was
already On her way % lcOnatdtown IL Is said
that tie Language employed by him was not 10 be
found IN the revised edition, These practices may
bo honest but they certainly bear the appearance
ufuumlugHted swiudliug, X.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
No Apprehension Needed.

Vice-President Arthur is one year older
than Is the President and his life has shown supe-
r;0r ability as lawyer and perfect honesty rs an
official. He lacks, 1t is true experience in public
life In national capacity; but with good general
information, quick perceptve faculties, and dis
position to do right there need be no apprehension
on account Of his want OF experience in Off
cial position, should he, by the will Of Provi-
dcnce, be called TO assume the executive finc-
tions of the Government 1t will be time to dis.
trust his qualifications and to subject him to
abuse when he shall have faed in the discharge
ofhs official duties, and the course of some of the
leading papers in creating distrust in the public
mind in regard to Vice-President Arthur is all
wrong. His position for the past few days has
been very trying one, and he should have re-
celved words Of encouragement rather than the
reverse in his embarrassing posilion.-W Wisconsin
Sltc Journal
National Republican., 1881-07-11
New Yorl, General ,r,ri,c,

NEW YoRR July O.-Cotton irm sales to-day, 1851
bales upands II 3lGc; Orleans II 7.iGc; consolidated
net receipts. s0S6 bales; exports Great Britain G0O
bales the continent Dos bales. Flour-Southern quiet
and steady; common to fair extra s. 2JDj 75; good to
choice do, Is sO67 So Wheat is@ic higher. closing
firm; No. Chicago 81 2of ungraded rcd 81 Oj@t 25ls;
No. do, 81 1901 22s; No, do, 81 g661t 2dl canal
81 2l%0i q rall No. red Il ~ mixed winter u 2li
n g3',; No rcd July, 81 itnt 2t:August 81 g27f
% 7.le September 81 22i@l 2lH. Corn G6@ isc bet.
ter, fairly active closing tirm; ungraded, iGj6sc
Mob t94gi9@c; steamer, 52c No2, 3O1c; No 2white,
57lad5Sc; steamer white, b3c; No. july 5j05itC
August, 5BR0cj6laCj september, j1leG57isc. Oats
heavy and &c lower; No. 3. l2c. Hops steady;
ycarlings l2oDisc. Coffee dull and numinally un.
changed; Rio 0A@l2Ac,. sugar dull, weak, and nom.
in0l MatAnzns, ll-lB for good to common; ialr Ia
good refining l3iG@sc; prime S6c; refined In ft,lr
dcmand standard ,0Bc Molasscs duh; 50 test re-
hnlng, 3jd3isC. Rice quiet and steady. ROsn steady
at S2Oja2 TO- Turpentne heavy aud lower at llti
nc Wool quiet and very firm; domestic fleece 81
Gpt5c; pulled 290pc unwashed, l2p5lc; Texas, ia
be. Pork very firm aud moderately active; mess
spot Sl7 6p7 80; do July, S7 ljpGl7 2g do August
sl5 2O@i7 30; middes dun aud nominal long clear
uEc short, CSC Lard 7is0glOc higher, fairly active
closing strong prime sicam sp9t sl2 % Gi2 C2s; July
81 0laml2 10; August, stt Siapu gG September
sil ~ iepll go Freights ilrmCr.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
aa= -
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIni Transfers of saturday as Ec.
corded.

Mr.. J. +. olmstead presents the following transac-
tlons In real estate In the District saturday.
ported TO him by the Recorder of Deeds:
ON sixteenth street west, near Scott statue, sublot
30 go feet Inches by 100 ce), square Ia; william N.
Barnard to James Donald Cameron, S3nT5
original lot (Gi feet inches by 40 pcO, square Il
Fred H. McComns ct al. TO Annie T. NlcMeen, s2.COl.
suhlot 20 liiaO feet by depth, square l39; Emile A..
Sands ct vir to stanley Matthews, $1,000.
ON Tenth street west, between and q streets
norhi sublot 20 go by l2Q ieoD, square 9G7 u. n.
ON sixth street west, corner II street south; lot I
(23 feet Inches by l9D fec, square lGj; Charlotte
Leddy to Ellen Martin. s3,lO0,
ON u street north, ncnr First street west: part OF
suhot wcst II feet inches by los ieeD, square ST.
A. c. Bradley ct AL trustees, to James Harlan, S33i
SO; Joseph Lee to Mary q. Stewart SO62.5j.
On seventh street west, near street north! sublOt
Kate MARI ct vir. to Dwight !. pnrtCllo, 81 200.
ON seventh street west, corner of q street north (:
sublos 81 s. aud 50 (G5 feet GinChCs by dep square
itS; William Y. Particle TO ID. w. partello, 5000
snblot - & by z lse square 65ii Joseph Jockey to
ON Marion street, between = md O streets north;
part Of sublot " souh feet inches by dcpthl. and
subl0s ~ to 100 Inclusive S0 by W icct) square AS
William u. Partello TO d. ], Particle, sl,OlG.
uEonGETowN.
on nenll street between Montgomery and Greene
streets part oflo! lCi t2 feet Inches by IS feet
ing to Mary T.. Boyd 81 ,lSl8
same property; II. w. Hewlett to Mary II, Boyd.
streets part lot iOi C2 feet inches by depih block
81 In BcRl addition; Thomas Bowling to Henry w
Hewlett, nominal
COUNTY,
E. Goddard TO John Tweedalc, trustee lot nnt
part lots containing S5s acres), in q subdv sior
called the widows Nfite," nominal.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
rho brutality OF His \ preston Not APP
parent In the Ph, pgraphs.

parent IN the I'm. Vgrnphs.
To the Editor OF THE REPuBLIcA
As many differences of opinion have
been expressed regarding the likeuesses of the as
sassin. Guiteau, that have appeared in the Illus
trated papers and elsewhere since Saturday, and
as a majority Of them have been engraved from
photographs taken by direction Of the proper au-
thortics for the rogues' gallery" Iwoud respect
fully make asuggetion Would II not be well for our
police authorities, the District Attorney, or who
ever may have control Of the matter, to instruct
their photographer whether he be Mr.. Bell or any
other good.loOking manipulntor Of the camcra)
TO print oil photographs of criminals intended to
adorn tho rogucs gallery from untouched mega
tiycs, and without retOuchng or tOning out the
Characteristic Zines that mark the facet Not one
Of the many pictures that have appeared really
give the brutal aud disgusting coun;enance of
Guiteau as II looks to-day, No cngraver has yet
above the eyes that so unmistaknbly show the
hcndish character Of the man. And this ls sim
Ply because Mr. Bell has been charitable enough
10 tone down these Well.dchncd lines so much rs
10 make Of GUiteau u comparatively respectable
looking individual. / realize the difficulty the
photographer experienced In obtaining the pho.
tograph IN jail with four five conflicting lights
TO contend with, and do not believe any one else
could have done better, But do object TO the au-
thoritics permitting tho photograph of u criminal
to be touched up and the strong features of the
face 80 oblitcraled as to make n pretty picture
only. Now in nn humble way, have made the
physiugnOmy Of criminals n study To n consider
able degree and do not hesitate to say that the
countenance of Guitcau Is the most brutal aud
devoid OF principle have ever seen, A man with
his face Should be hung ON general principles.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
Guiteau and Onher Tramps.

The pastor of the Assembly's Church
yesterday, in speaking Of such quasi tramps as
Guiteau, said that during pastorate Of over lf-
teen years ho had been called upon frequently to
give material aid to such impostors rs he was
that they generally asked for aid 20 reach some
city whore they could command plenty of means,
when they would refund the little loan /"
iha; he always requested the borrowers, whether
they ever returned the money or not, to write and
let him know now they prospered, but that he had
never yet heard from n single one. The reverend
gentleman intima ed that ne and many others Of
the cloth had about determined to strongly
refuse Sll such applications hereafter unless they
are bacSed up by vouchers from some respectable
and responsible source. We think the reverend
gentleman Nas about light in thus determining,
aud II all other tender-h hearted people would pur-
sue thesamc course .he number of shabbily.genteel
Inn
National Republican., 1881-07-11
ABOUT oARLYLE.
The Tric story or somc OF the niuntHes.
This Great Wan Displayed.

Now that every newspaper In the land
is contributing little rcminlscenocs of Carlyle %
the general fuid the appeal has taken the pains %
gather ur several anecdotes Of the great man,
which have never seen print
About Eve years ago the Prince of Wales called
at Carlyle's house. aud was asked 70 dinner. The
great critic gave the Prince bowl Of mush and
molasses, rcscrvng quail on toast frogs lcgs. and
bottle Of Budwoiser for himself The Prince
said:
81 don't like inush."
"Then gnaw the ,ookpicks YOU id impudcn,
rascal. Who the devil invited you 10 my house,
anywayG
The Prince was quito delighted with the sturdy
old Scotchman's oluntness, and when he cot homo
laughed very heartily over 1t.
One day Olive Harper correspondent Of The Aho.
called 10 spend the afternoon, and begged Carlyle
10 giye his opinion OF the great writer's
81 hope YOU adore Dickens? ~ she asked.
"Never read the idiots books"
"Thackeray, Of course, you -"
"a stupid ass. tell you, don't mention Thack.
cray to me, or I'll brain you with poker"
"Walter ScottT
"The ---!"
"ofcourse you've read my spriehuy letters to
the Aidf"
"I read one. It came to nc from America
wrapped around bottle CT California wine. The
wine beastly, and the letter like the winc only
worse. Nothing but drcgs Here, Jecmes, kick
this woman out OF the house"
Miss Harper aftetwOrd wrote column letter 10
the Alta describing her charming evening with the
great man.
When Daniel Webster was in England ho met
Carlyle OH the street and introduced himself
Mistaking him for Noah Webster, DC gathered a
brick and knocked five front teeth in, shouting
savagely:
"Are you the - who destroyed the
English languageT
Finding next day that he had made a mistake
and hit the orator, he was very sorry that ho had
not knowni 1t at the tlme and calling at the hotel
with shot gun, filled Dan with No. goose shot
Webster was very fond of telling this anccdote
shots to his friends as souvenirs of the meeting
Carson Appedi.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
OVERRIDING ~.

To the idltnr ni luE tfthLitAN'
Isu't this "cpnk business being just
little oyculonc as q werC3 According TO report
'crauks" auf turning up ON cyey hand. Ifa man
gocs Into a crowd aud says, "l had a dream" &c,
ho Is Immediately oollarcd asa "crank" and put
into The cooler II man has the toothache aud
uses cuss word or two he Is grabbed as II dan.
gcrous crank" who wants 70 shoot somebody. II
man d fired ont of bis iulut door by his mother.
iu.laW uuu turns about and shakes his lst at that
energetic female, Dee o. pronounced AN iuCurablC
"cnuk," aud b. suatchcd away to duuncc vile.
Eycn the Mc that hc shakes his fist nt his mother
m-lnW, when 90 safe distance nom her, don't
stances that TACT would 30 Tar 90 yindichtC his
sanity Thc fact o. this "cmuk business Is being
oycfdune, and there should be let-up on II. lit
IL kept up, our prisons and asylums viii soon be
OVERLOOKING, and ihc majority u the people Will be
pCcplng az The minority trum behind prison bars,
Lctus have tDEt On thlt subject; for five don't
Wen all become cmnky and incn WHERE But
rs time 10 siup the CRANK,
National Republican., 1881-07-11
Nnrn Menihcr.

"This is grand weather." remarked a
porsplrng gentleman yesterday, for the corn"
That's no doubt true, but the corn could get along
with q temperature somewhat lower than go to 9S'
lr the shade People ought not to Oe asked to
mcrihce everything, even 'or The com.--C -Ciachlnai
GGsCae. Yes It's all well enough to keep cool ami
comfortable and al! that but Just let the tcmpera
ts-e geI down 100 low, and stay there and you wi
soon hnd that the corn has q corner on you. And,
In order thal there may be plenty OF corn, multi
tudes Of men have 10 work out In the sun with the
temperature at rom 95a TO 1909 all summer long,
City people have no very great haTdships to un-
dcrgo. and ought to, with the cid Of mint juleps,
fec cream iced tea, &C., be able to worry through
three or four months in the year without so mucn
whining
National Republican., 1881-07-11

"Comc hiihcr Won mairnpdlrina
SAID TO my four.ycaruiii
-rtay. what shall bo ioue ip The had. tldfln
WhD VIII not DO as shc.s tnidf
Too well you love yorf own wee way.
While iiuie won love To mind
But mnina knp',g what % host futy you
Aud isn't size alway. kind q
80 toll her o. tsahiant1
Ard TIC fearful burnlnr shipi
-sln you thuiS." ssid '. such a'hid rs that
us mother wou,d have 10 whlpf-
AuN my heart went out with tfe story al
ofth's hoy so rohie ard hrave.
who would uo' dare tn duopty,
Eycp hk iifc 20 save
Ti'e~ har cvcs grew brlchl as me riofniur.
Apd ihcv seemed 70 iooe me 'hrouuhi
"Ahf ali" thoocti '. "you understand
fhe lessor have ln Wow
Now. what do YOU think Of iils lni. my iovcf
Tell all that IS IN your hcaft"
- hck." she soi ne was drcfh roui,
L,.slc WASH the least bit smart"
The Go'dsn ErL
National Republican., 1881-07-11
Anrn,nh,nr tInn, I,.r..

Hoscilcrs stomach Biior, while u Is not a
eathnl.c0n, achieves hlsi Of good onsCts aud Is
useful On q variety Of cases Ny iuwgomuus tie
organs 0fdecsllon d oyereomcs dyspepsia aud 90
many aud complex symptoms. impara vitality to
the physique, promote appetite aud sleep and
oycrc0mts thc dependency Whirh q % mental,
athoticaccompaulmcut oi dyspepsia. 10 BE- am
admirable remedy Tor disorder OF tho liver rogs-
ing that organ whom Dormant aud promoting the
secretion and now OF healthy bile Into yhe proper
channel. Il rclnxcs without weakening or com
vus.ng the bowels, aud checks their irrcgularily
II arrests growing tendency 90 rheumailam mr de-
pumting the blood and Increasing the activity oi
the kldncys and u Is the best rncdy IN existence
for ch,lls aud fever aud bilious rcmltteut well
as u tried preventive ofthofe maladles. MWF
National Republican., 1881-07-11
nnItlmore General Market.

BALTIMORE, July 9,-Coton firm; mlidling, NJ
6all4c. Flour quiet Howard street ana Wesioru su
per % 5OI 25i do extra, 81 50tg5 81 do nu 70 - ~
D0 SO; City Mills super 81 5000 50 do extra , ~
do family 60 1907 O do Rio bi ands 50 5lllGGs Paiap.
SEQ family, t72i. Wheat-SOuthern steady and active;
Western higher and firm for spot; futures steady
Southern red u eOlDi 2f do amber, q 239l %; No,
2Wesern winter red spot, q e3js@i elili July q 2i
Di 23 August, A 20G September 204; October, u -
@i 22S. Corn-Souihern nominal In The ansoncc Of
receipts; Western steady and queti Western mixed,
SPOT and July. 5ll46jij6o August, 6i's@55isc Sep
temher EHE steuner ipiiMlg4Sc Oats quiet aud
steady; Western White Sbgjc; DO mixed, 3jly3uc hye
National Republican., 1881-07-11
Lei,s Have a IuhIIee.

To the Editor ofTHE REPUBLICAN;
This seems to be the time for "cranks," ,"
and the mania has struck tine too" / have an
idea aud have been wrestling with it for two
days, but am fearful lest II may be taken as too
right to mo or should not present II thus
want to move, sir, national jubilee upon the
recovery Of the President from imminent death,
would move that the States and Territories re-
elect for this purpose the delegates 10 the Chicago
jubilee be on the day and date which may be
determined upon by the Chamber OF ommerce for
the presentation OF their magnificent and snbsian'
tiAI token OF sympathy. DUNBAR,
National Republican., 1881-07-11
PaIdInto ,he TreAsury,

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has paid into the Treasury slliO01 In settlement OF
the claim ofthe Government against that company
10 December 81, 1850, This amount, added to tho
transportation furnished the Government during
the year, ,makesup the SUM of twenty -hye per cent,
Of the oompanys net earning required 10 be paid
into the sinking nlnd under section Of the Thur
man act. This is one Of The points that has been IN
controversy between the Government and The Cen
tral Pacific Company and Nj Huntington PAID
the Slil,UD0 arrears uldeg pTOlrsi,
National Republican., 1881-07-11
A Number OF Asses.

Pistols that used 10 cost $40 can now he
boughl for half tho money ard any boy may stock
mis- hip pocket with a killer for sl-Erehdn0s.
True as preaching; and yet number Of asses
lonc with newspapers, aud some wilhout-rose up
on their hind legswhen The President was shot ard
began TO howl out that Conkling and Arthur must
have been aceomplicos Of Gniteou in the perpetTa-
toH oFthe attempted assassination ofIhe President,
because he had spent Sll for pistol 10 do the
shooting with that he could not have raised thar
enormous sum himself; and eT0O Conkling and Ar.
thur and other slalwarts must have furnished him
the money. Such is the loaic Of midsummer mad
mon and idlnfE
National Republican., 1881-07-11
HE July

nominal at sOGs5c Hay duli; prime to choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland, si3 O00tG01. Provisions firm;
mess pork-od ft7 90 new, siS 90 bulk meats-Oosc
shoulders and clear rib sides, none here do packed,
hams, iiami2'sC lard-rchncd, i24c. Buttcr steady;
Western fresh grass, i30l7c. Eggs qulet at c Pc
trOeum nominal; refined. Sc Coffee steady: Rio car
gOcs ordinary 20 fair, 0s6Qtiisc. Sugar steady; a
son i0'sc. Whisky firm at 81 i2Qi l2&. Freighis 10
Liverpool per steamer firm cotton, i-2D3-i6d flour.
iis per ton; Is oil pcr barrc grain, tsa5d. Receipts
ilour, 237 barrels wheat, t3S7n bushels; corn, $500
bushels; oats 800 bushels. Shlpmcnts-wheat 2S2,Ga5
bushels. corn 27,2ni bushels. Sales-whCat, fy2ats
hnshols. corn. gll $50 hnshnla.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
DIED.

CUSTfs-At Fortress Monroe, w., july Q isst
ELEASoU r., daughter OF Or J. H Gregg and Cath
crime y Gusts, aged ~ months and ~ days.
Funeral to-day (MOnday, nth instantly ot N o. m,
from the residence Of her parents Gli East Capitol
street. All friends invited to attend.
FRENCH-At Bangor. Me, Sunday morning. 10th
instant, MARGARET, infant child Of William H. and
May Babsou French, Of this city, aged ~ months.
.LINDsAY.-In Richmond, Va, sunday, July 10,
Mrs CAROLINE LtNpsAY, aged 20 years.
PRTCE-At Hyattsvile, Md, on the morning Of
the 10Th instant, JofrN T. PRICE, aged 03 years.
tPhiln. and Bait papers please copy.l
wItEELER.-On sunday morning. July 10, nc his
residence, 1GlG L. street northwest, WILLIAM II.
WHEELER, aged hny years. =
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral wednesday, July 10,
ut four o'clock, from St. Augustine's Church.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
"Siudent,.., Articles.

70 INt FNIIUI OF TIE IfhTVHIINNNf
/ wish to say few words to student
through your columns, You hayo given and arr
now giving the public the benefit of your extended
research concerning matter Of vital Importance
toeyery thinking person in the world In this yor
arc entitled TO the sympathy and respect OF ALL
gardleSs of their bias or opinions. Let me Rssur,
you that these articles, published ia wide-awak
Newspaper, as they arc, find more readers than 1
given 70 the world In book form, as has been don,
In almost all cases. Thinkers, business men, Gnt
intelligent people der0ur every word written Of
this subject, ID. l.. q.
National Republican., 1881-07-11
DISTRICT COURTS,

CRIMINAL CouRT-JusrICE CoN.-w. II. Moore
md a, r. Randall, conspiracy to libel IL. W Boynton
and w. II. Moore, libel noo pross. entered. Alice
Wcscott, passing counterfeit mOnCy-seven indic-
nents-plea of not guilty Withdrawn and plea of guilty
entcredi sentence suspended and defendant dis
charged. Joseph Rodgers aud Christopher Hunter,
convicted ofgraud larceny: bills of exception signed
and filed. Edward Reed, vagrnncy; nolte pros. en-
tered. Joseph Gordon, sunday bar: $50 and costs.
Samuel Bray convicted OF assault with intent to Kill,
was sentenced to five years In the Auburn peniten.
tary.
CiRcuir rCouRT-JusT1cEJAMts.- .-MacKall. jr, vs.
RedCtn; motion for Judgment on award decision re-
served. Gilbert vs. Shipman Il Fletcher motion OF
exceptions to award, decision reserved. Crandal vs..
nlcnelt Il Cochran: order of publication. Mulkin vs..
Moses ct al; settled. Schuttc VS.. Rest motion for
National Republican., 1881-07-11
PRANK THOMSON. General Manager nyA lm
DALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL. FAST ttNE. ANpTuEoNty LtSE
BETwErN TuE EAST Am THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DounLE TRACK JANSEy CourLER' RrEEL rtAits'
Schedule TO takc eIrect SUNDAY. May .. 1881.


y o-cHIcAeo StxCfSNHTi' Asp ST tours
-i!9,il%GTs Eillca!i city. and WAY stations
G'S-naitimorc knnenoliS. and way Oricdmout.
Srashug. Winchester Iiagcr7town, and Way'
sio-poini Of Rocks and wnv stations.
NEW YORK. AND nos.
sio-S'rAUNroN ASH VALLEY EXPRESS icon.
meets tor llagcrstown and at Point Of Rocks Tor
taOo-on sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
toOO-REfrMoRE rXpRTss Cstorsa at rTypttsvllle.
Colcce. Belisyillc, laurel. Annapolis Junction,
ticioSPr1-rshirtRG, CHiCAGo. CINCINNATI.
NNbs LOUIS EXpREs&
iaiO-,Ealiimorc Elllcott CITY, Annapolis, and Way
?,-nq IggGIy y, g,g oq!y g, Bqlllmorc and Way.
tSOO- BALTIMORE, PIiiLADELPuTA. ANDSEw
aao-Boliimerc and Way Stations twInchcstcr, Fred.
49, orlcli Hagcrstown, and Way. VIA ltclayl. -,
RfL EXPRFSs tfreicrck. Wan via Relay, stops At
Annapolis IuncuonL
chester, and wav stations ION Sunday 10 Point
Of Rocks and Way stations nnlyl
5RxhTIM6RRT" E%PREs "G iSiGTaHs6ntg ] and
wnv, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsvillc aud
COS Roini oi Rocks and Way stations
Ts0- -BAITIMoRE MSATTsVILLE. AND LAU.
tolls -fl5:gshGBa5 CINCINNATI, AND ST.
tGjO- piiiIfA AhELPMIA, NEW YORK. AND pos.
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car To New York,
and special sleeping car NJ plll0helnhia,
iCOo-n LTIMonE, IIYArTsvlLLE; AND LAu,
passengers at amy station between Washington
mud ANNAPOLIS Junction.
DAILY. iSundays only. other trains daIlE' except
All trains nom Washington stop at Relay station.
Ohio Ticket offices, Washington station, rnd 90 and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders Will he taken ior baggage To be cecket
and received at any point In the city.