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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
Central Vermont R. R. Line.
Commencing Monday, July 25' 1881


Lave uoutpelier at % aud II 80 N; % and II "
p y, ,,,r, 81 AIbans aud Burlington leaves Mont
.ier ~ a n for Boston, via Lowell, ana all points
in NeM , Montreal 81 Adams Burlington, sc,
Loco. Norfpoipr n IS n, for 'oncord lahs
Saas11a Lowell, Boston Springfield, New london ana
NeM ,yhrp Hftux leaves st Adams % NJ Bnrlins-
- a Al > n. ,Iuutuelier1 90 81 for Nnrthhelu
%IGrr FNPGEss from OrtensburS MnniThsi, -, a.
fll,-tou VIA. Lowell or Fltchhurgh oprnEhed, New
York aud Intermediate points.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Montpelier at 20, U.s. 10 2oA NJ and S. and
BhY fxrRLss leaves Boston via, Fitchburgh at 5 90
A 81 VIA. lowell 2 a A II, New London " a NJ
Spriu.,firld : 10 4 n Montpelier 3 s. P N, for Bur
unyluu, Rutland. S. Adams, Montreal and Osdens-
''Rrcovyop,rioS Train leaves Mortified at 1A N
Noutuelier u6 4 for Burlington, Rutland 81 Al
bans, luusrs Point aud Ogdenshirg - -,
Mixed leaves White River Junction 10 4 VI, North
field 10 % NJ Mnutpeler 10 30 N, for Burlington,
St. Adams, and RlChi1rd. ,,, -... , So
ACCOMMODATIONS leaves White River Junction 10,
Montpelier ~ NJ, tor Burlington, st, Adams and
. NigHT EXPRESS leaves Boston via, Lowell at : ~ P
NJ VIA FIchhurgh 6MPM NJ, New York cor NJ
( ton st Adams, Montreal and ozdensburg and the
Trains leave Montpelier for Barre at 25A NJ, IL n
RsturGinI leave Barre ats 25A NJ 80 Pm aud q
/ ? VI. -. d, ,,.-.-..- -
running between Montreal aud Boston, and Montreal
/ and Springfield, aud New YORK and via, Troy, auC
/ Parlor Cars aud Day EXPRESS between B0ston anC
THROUGH tickets tor Chicago and the West for sale a
the principal stations. -. ,r,,,,,.,
! Genl Supt.
! st Adams Vt, July %. lssl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-31
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
HULL VAPOR COOK STOVE.

st. Adams, Vt, july %, ISL.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-08-31
AARON BANCROFT, General Agent.
$1,000 REWARD

The following reward is offered in good f,itb b, ~
CnmnAmN. MMirh Ina. nMl NM naniL.I mn s.lL No.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
MARYLAND NEWS,

]. Y. Graham has been appointed post
master at Goldsboro'.
4 Mr.. William Poole, highly-respected
gentleman, who resided near Elleslon, died last
Friday night aged ninety years.
Rev. Irwin. p McCurdy was ordained
and installed pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Of
Frederick on Sunday The exercises were worry in
terestlng and entertaining
Drs. Cochran, Smith, and Hopkins, and
Colonel j, T. Frazer and Mayor John A. Russell
have been appointed board OF health for the
sixth district of Hartford County.
The cornerstone of the chapel belong
ing TO the Reform congregation, now in course OF
erection in Frederick, was laid on sunday with
appropriate religiousserylces, aud drew together a
large crowd,
On Thursday of last week the trustees
Talaferro, A; NJ, OF Gloucester County, Virginia,
TO succeed the late Professor William II. Baird as
principal OF the institution.
A number of Dunkards from Rocking
ham County, Virginia, arc In FAuquer County
Joel CARRIER, on Saturday purchased from William
Caskns, near Midland Station, $50 acres nt ST. 500
On Tuesday last young man named
james o'Connell, a scholastic OF Woodstock Col
County, while bathing Ills body has iot yet bee
recovered, 0COnnell was resident Of Missouri
and at the time Of his drowning was on his Scholas
tic vacation at the house Of Father Vigilanta, on
st. Mary River.
The cornerstone OF the Zion Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Cambridge was laid with
appropriate ceremonies on Wednesday last
Among the articles placed In the stone was some
silver coin which was deposited thlrty.six years
ago In the corner. stone OF the old structure now
displaced. The Rev J. s. Willis was master OF
ceremonies with the following ministerial assist
ants Rev. L. = Aldred, of Eastonj Rev William
OF Methodist Episcopal Church South, of Cam.
dge, and Rev Alfred Smith, of oxford.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
New YorL f,cncraI ,1ar,,o,.

NEW YoRK. July l1.--CottOn steady; sales to-day
$50 bales; uplands, iAc; Orleans Ike consolidated
net receipts, 273 bales expors-Great Britain. 1910
bales continent, l52 bales Flour-Southern steady;
common to fair extra, s5 2jG575 good to choice do,
s. s0G7 50. Wheat 4C9Ac better Hight business re-
eced spring ,s5ssc; ungraded spring ,sOc@Sl 1876 No
do, 81 l9,s; No. Milwaukee, 81 2ON ungraded red
s9cGsl 26l; No do 81 POOL 221l No. do, 81 2661
274 canal, 81 27.S6Dl 274 rail- steamer do 81 2Os
mixed winter, t 81 new red Delaware, q 23Di 2T No.
red July 81 26k1l 2TS; August, tI 23I9l 23s; Sep
temDer, 81 239l 23& No. white July, 81 u. Corn a
shade better and fairly active ungraded, iod5G6c;
No g. 649c; steamer, 5ljsc; No. q 55stM55sc: No.
2whte 5Ilsn5sc; New York yellow, 57s 6D5Sc; South
ern DO 51c dock; ungrnded white, 52lsm53lSc; No.
July, 5j4do55sc. August, 5ja0S6lfc September 57Is
C}57Hc Oats shade lower and duh; No 3, &c Hops
quiet and steady; yearngs, l2GlSc Coffee steady
aud quiet Rio 0401l2ec Sugar dull and nominay
unchanged; fair 10 good refining, l3-l6DSc; prime
Sac; refined about steady; standard A. 0sC. hOas
ses dull and unchanged. ~ test refining 3jl03jl5c
Rice unchanged and IN moderate demand. Rosin
steady nt 81 0l612 10 Turpentine duh and weak at
ilc. Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece, Sl6pi5c;
pulled. 2Ol1iOc; unwaShcd, l2d31c Texas, li0i3Oc.
Pork quiet and Arm with moderate demand; new
mess, spot, Sl7 80 do July S7 5Ggl7 ~; do August,
aOpl7 2j do September ~ l5Gil 23 middles steady
and qniet long clear Nisc short, 0hc. Lard higher
aud active. closing firm: prime steam, spot Sl2 a0
choice, TO arrive S2 2G July. Si2 211gl2 3d. August
sl 0)Nla O0 September. sl j50l1 co. October, sll 42S
OIL i7is. Frelghts steady.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
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nnIfImarc acncrnI nInrirc

BALTIMORE, July il.-Cotton steady; middlng, 1ijS
@iii4c. Flour steady and quiet; Howard street and
Western super ~ 50di 81 do extra, 81 5dD5 25; do
family, IS 5OGG JG city Mills SUPER s3 1904 JO do ex-
tra u 1905 25 do family, 50 1907 90; do Rio brands,
90 5000 o. Patapsco family, S25. wheat-Southern
steady and active; Western higher and firm; South
ern rcd, 81 1901 80 do amber, 81 23@l 20; No. .
Western winter red spot, q "a July 81 23S; August,
81 2is@9i 2l'4; September, 2i1l; October, 81 231@
2Bs. Corn-Southern steady; Westernsi higher but
inactive; southern white, CSC; do yellow 55Cd5sc;
Western mixed, spot and July. 55D55Isc August, 5j4
@jj'sc September, soc bid; steamer, i94GD50c. Oats
dull; Western white, 3Ga37c do mixed, 35@36c aye
dull at S0dS2c. Hay dull prime TO choice Pennsyl-
vania and Maryland sl5 0O@l6 90. Provisions firm,
with fair lobblng trade mess pork-old, sT 80: new,
sS 90 bulk meRtsloose shoulders and clear rib sides,
none here do packed, 7601sc bacon-shouders, nc;
clear rib sides, lO1c; hams l2Gpl2lec. lRrd-reinod,
I2sc Butter quiet Western fresh grass, l3dl7c Eggs
quiet at liDl5c. Petroleum nominn refined, SC. COf-
fec steady; Rio cargoes ordinary TO fair glS@illsc.
sugar lower son l0c Whisky quiet at sl 1901 i2'S
Ereghts 70 Liverpool per steamer steady cotton, t,e
q5d. Recelps-nour, 5S7 barrels; wheat, Gi977 BUSH
els; corn, 230jS bushels oats 32iG bushels; rye, 3G
bushels. Shipmentswheat, 5000 bushels; corn, "a
SIC bushels Saeswheat, 3 0Oj bushels; corn, 1856 SJs
National Republican., 1881-07-12
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
WASHINGTON, D. C, July 70, 1881.
TRANSFER IN THE TUNNEL,

Miss Lizzie B. Walling, of Cambridge,
Mass is evidently addicted to the little feminine
weakness Of court-plastcr, and besides II is safe
70 conclude from the following (which is hers) that
.bhe has had experiences on the rail
Soh, no." she replied, with smile so entrancine.
When he ventured to ask II the scat were engaged,
That the hurry and worry orbusiness commotlon
Were, for the time being, entirely assuaged
II was on the down train In the hot July twilight;
The window was open, the breeze noatod in
And blew the son hair oil over the crimson
That stained the clear cheek and the esweet, dimpled
chin.
On, that chin, with Its dlmple and wonderful curvng
Andmarvelous fairness he'd nccr seen its match
And was greatly enhanced by bit Of courtplnster
His Innocence thought was conocallng a scratchi
AT FIRST, as was natural, they talked orthe weather.
How hot and how sultry the day that had passed;
Then spoke oft the last snowy wedding of fashion,
How enormous the fortune the groom had amasscd.
The next thing In order, Of course, was the tunnel
with the darkness OF Egypt-whatever that is
And the little dark patch when they merged into
daylight,
Had changed It's position from her chin to his.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
THE ROSCOE ooNKLrNo CLUB.
10 the Fund for mr-. GarHeId
--ERcsOIutIons on the Conspiracy Theory.

-RcsOIufions ON sbc Conspiracy Theory.
| The Roscoe Conkling Club, Boys in
Blue, have contributed 500 to the fund now being
raised for Mrs Garfield. The resolutions adopted
in reference TO the insinuations Of conspiracy
In the attempted assassination Of the President
were rs follows;
Whereas foul lnsinuatlons against large body OF
Intelligent, law-abiding aud patriotic American citi.
Gems have been scattered broadcast the country
with no foundation other than the venomous and
lying tongues Ofthose In whose brainless or wicked
skulls the base thought originated and
Whereas terrible and outrageous as was the crime
committed upon the country I'm the person 'of its
honorcd President it would be q thousand times more
horrible to contemplate and ten thousand times more
dreadful In its effect had II been nstigated by such
eminent and worthy citizens as those upon whose in.
nocont heads futile efforts were made by designing
men. blinded by hatred and prejudice to place the
cause as well as the consequences of this great ma
tiona calamity; and
Whereas great consolation In this trying hour ls
the fact that the bloody deed the work of n mad
man. insgated solely by his own wicked heart and
diseased mind; and
Whereas obedience to the Constitution and the
laws Of the land at all times and under all circum
stances is the patriotic duty Of every American cit-
zen and
awhercas certain men and newspapers, alike forget
ful Of fthelrrepuatons and their duty to the country
In its hour OF peril spread before the people false,
wicked, andmalcious insnuations thereby encourag.
lB HsssslnaOn ana RESISTANCE 10 the CONSTITUTIONAL
authorities of the Government; Therefore.
Resoircd That 1t Is the opinion ofthe Roscoe Conls.
ling. Club OF Boys In Blue that persons guilty the
grave ofenso set forth In the above preamble ar,
fools, unatcs, villains, traitors to their country
and deserve the and contempt Of all law-abld
ing American citizens.
Resolved That this club confident of their integrty
and patriotism and proud OF their eminent faithful
and distinguished services to the country, extend tC
VcePresldent Arthur, Roscoe Conkling, and Cen
era Grant assurance off highest respect confidence
and esteem,
National Republican., 1881-07-12
Soldiers 20 tho Rear.
To the Editor Of THE REPUBLICAN;


In your article of Friday in regard tc
soldlers, copied from the New Orleans Picdulne
there is much truth, but only half told The ex
rebel officers planters win see none Of their ex-
soldiers In want IL able 10 assist them This Is not
The ease with our officers, except very small mi
nority Many oithem are aristocratic IN theirideas
having held office from father to son since 20
Why, Mr.. Editor, there are men employed In sew.
eral OF our Departments who ned to Canada or the
lumber regions of Michigan to escape the draft.
Omcers, servants, dagos, and ladrohes can be EN-
ployed, but men who fought through blood aud
smoke to preserve our Nation can fall TO the rear
In peace In war II soldier asked for drink of
water he would receive milk or soma other subst.
tute. Now IL soldier asks for bread they will re-.
fuse him, ignoring the great preachers teachings
when he said In the seventh chapter Of Matthew,
"What men OF ye whom another man will ask
bread he will return him stone% From my
standpoint tho Republican party is tho soldiers
friend. Men are imported into this city to work in
our botanical and other Departments while the
honorably discharged soldiers children aud him
seii are crying for bread Do you want 10 cases
In point? w. T.
lYes. Give us the names Of all you know.l
National Republican., 1881-07-12
GuI,eau and Mrs. Surr,,,.

The Democratic papers find it hard to
discuss the attempted assassination without
Juggling in the case Of Mrs surratt which they
refer to as one of infinite injustice and cruelty.
They also hope that Gulteau, wretch though he is,
will get better chance for his life than Mrs Sur
ratt got. This is all sentimental nonsense. Mrs.
Burratt MS woman, ought not to have
been hung as criminal she deserved her fate.
II was clearly proven at the trial that she harbored
the assassins Of Mr.. Lincoln before and was ready
10 harbor them after they did their bloody work
that she was cognzant of their intention up to the
last. She was really one of the conspiraors with
outwhose corporation the conspiracy might have
fnilpd nco
National Republican., 1881-07-12

Asout That "Inrpc.sI,ca GROW, e.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN;
In your issue of to-day notice an article
headed "a Large-sized Growl," and signed X.
WIN you permit me to call the writer's attention 70
a slight error as regards dates. K says;
The Arrowsmlth advertises return tickets to Black.
istons Island Coltons at my cents, The gentle.
man aforesaid provided himself with one of those re-
turn tickets deposlting therefor the necessary half
dollar. On reachag the wharf at Colton's he limo.
Gently attempted TO land but Informed that TO do
so he must pay half dollar or surrender his return
ticket and if he wished To return even on the same
trip, he must pay 81 more! This, he was Informed,
was tn consequence Of an order issued Friday July l.
The order above referred to went into effect Fri.
day, July s. 1881, instead of Friday July J. No
notice whatever Of this change was promulgated
by the officers of the boat; consequently there
were many persons on board last Friday who
would not have gone had they been Informed
of this last dodge. The gentleman whom
X spoke of took the pains TO inquire at the COM
panys office hero as to the time he would have at
Colton's, aud was told that the Arrowsmith re.
NAMED there an hour and half Thinking of
course he would be permitted to step ashore as he
desired making arrangements for sending his fam
lily down tn DT. Backlstons, he purchased a return
trip ticket aud was held n prisoner on board until
they reached Washington. For unadulterated
cussednes the Arrowsmth certainly can claim the
prize. AN EYE. WITNESS,
National Republican., 1881-07-12
DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CoURr-JUsTICE WYLIE-ErgoOd VS.. Co
dey pro eonfesso against defendant, George ~. oys-
ter Towers vs.. Williams; sale finally ratified. Mo
ran VS. Colburn; auditors report confirmed Doyle
vs. Giddlngs; pro conioss0 against 5. " White bay
Heck vs. Heck sale ordered and Irving Williamson
appointed trustee to sell. Lelich VS. Peugh; sale
anee Company receiver relieved from further prose-
cutlOn OF certain claims, MOsher VS.. MOser and
Connolly Vs. Connolly sale ratified nisl. Olivier
vs.. Jackson: forty days allowed to take testimony
HOge Ts. EagleslOn; auditors report confirmed.
Hooper VS.. Faunce pro cOnieSso vacated against L.,
A. GOldng, Gilman W.. HArkness; Injunction denied
and restraining order discharged. Myers vs.. Myers
ordered heard In General Term In FIRST Instance. Ad.
lourned Till this morning.
CIRCUIT COURT JUSTICE JAMHs.--AIurphy vs..
Hewitt leave to amend declarations verdict for de-
iendAnt Browning vs., District Of COlumbla terms
extended TO settle bills OF examiner RUSSELL receiver,
vs. National Capital Insurance Company suggests
that Duhnmel is appointed receiver ofdefendnnI and
ordered that receiver be made defendant Jurors dis
charged until third Monday In October.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
SMOKING,
~ Ripens the Brain aud Opens the Heart,
While Death Luri1e in It.

Whiic Death LurhE in It.
Smoking is custom loathsome to the
&c, hateful to the nose, harmful TO the BRAIN dan
gerous to the lungs, and In the black, sinking
fume thereof nearest resembling the horrible
Stygan smoke Of the pit that Is bottomless"
So said King James in his "Counterblaste; or,
Misocnpnus." II must be remembered, however,
that King James did not smoke, while the gentecl
poet Cowper, an equal authority and fond of his
pipe declares that tobacco "does thought more
quicken and refine than all the breath of all the
nine" II happens that the lively Gaul,
as represented by small body OF anti-tobac
conalians, has lately set up n society entitled
''The Association Against the Abuse Of Tobacco"
and by dint OF much persuasion has extracted
from the French academy report, from which we
learn that dyspepsia, irregular circulation
OF the blood palpitatlon, pains in the
back and chest dizziness loss Of memory
feebleness Of sight and general stupidity result
from smoking Against this sweeping dictum VIC
must, however, quote the statement OF DIR. Rich
ardson, of hyginic fame, to the effect thattobacco
az compared with alcohol, is innocuous; that 1t
does less harm than opium and is not worse than
tea, According to our French friends of the
newly founded society, idiocy and death lurk in
the bowl of the tobacco pipe, and this they aver
notwithstanding Lord Lytton declared that the
insidlous weed ripens the brain and opens the
heart and makes n man think like a sage and
act like Samaritan. One side or the other
may be, II does not follow that either
must be right. Meanwhile, moderate votarics of
what Charles Lamb calls the "plGnt divine OF
rarest virtue" are at liberty to consider the entire
question as to the use and abuse of tobacco, aided
by the pleasant perfume Of the much maligncd
nic0tian cOmlorter-LondOn TtlcQraDh
National Republican., 1881-07-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mail messenger service has been dis.
continued at sulherlin, Halifax County, from the
railroad station from July l6, 1881.
The following changes in star schedules
have been made; Route lIll5, E,lge Hin to Roll
DAYS, ana Fridays al 9 a. n., arrive At Rollins
Fork by a. m. Leave Rollins Fork Mondays
Wednesdays, aud Fridays at 10 a. m, arrive at
Edge Hin by p. m. Route ll,l29, Nowtown tO
Tappahannook-.Leavo Newiown Wednesdays and
Fddnys at / p, M, arrive at TappahannOck NJ 7 y
III, Leave gappahannoek Wednesdays and Fri
days at 6 q. m, arrive at NeWIown by lam.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
REAL ESTATE.
Tho OmcIal Transfers of Yesterday as Re
corded.

Mr.. j. +, olmsead presents the following transac-
tions In real estate In the District yesterday as re-
ported TO him by the Recorder OF Deeds
on w street north between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets west subots q, 25 aud - (59i5
feet by li2 ieet, square 21i; r. &. Riley, 10 William
On Seventh street west, II street south; part
Of lots 10 and H. all Of lot H. and part OF lot ~ $50 by
70 feet nches), square i99 William a. Gordon e al
trustees, TO James H. Barbour, 81 $40.
On Ftith street west, street norih sublots %
and 23 and the north 10 feet Of lot ~ 90 by feet
lnches), square il5 kalharina NleTkOrm To John
Callahan, 500.
GEoRGETOWN.
on Congress street, near Niagara lots 81 and 35,
and south of lot ~ (s2 feet by deph) In Peters
square Mary j. FOertsch TO Fred H. Moore, 81, ,.OO.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
Tho Union veteran Corp..

AT q special meeting of the Union
Veteran Corps held at their armory last evening,
twas unanimously agreed to parade on Thursday
evening as an escort to Captain s. L. Thomson,
who returns from an extensive tour through The
West. On the same evening the corps will present
him beautiful gold badge Of .he Fifth Army
Corps. The corps propose giving their second ex-
cursion on Friday evening, when it is expected
their friends will turn out in force. Captain Phil
Reiter was elected an hnnnrnrv mnnher
National Republican., 1881-07-12
EIIshn Rigg.' Funeral.

The funeral of Elisha Riggs, the hall
brother Of George W. Riggs occurred yesterday
afternoon at the chapel in Oak Hill Cemetery
The funeral service was read by the Rev. Mr.
Barker, of 81. Paul's Episcopal Cbhrch There
were only the relatives and few friends present,
and the remains were inferred in u lot where two
of the deceased's children are buried. Owing 10
The absence of the family Of Mr.. George w. Riggs
from the city, the funeral did not take place from
The city residence
National Republican., 1881-07-12
DIED..

BOSWELL-On Sunday, July TO- at $50 Il. M. al
the residence Of her sOn.naw, Joseph Webb, Oia
Third street southeast, SUSAN BoswIaL, aged q
Funeral to-day TUESDAY, 18TH instant from Fourth
Street Southeast NJ Il. Church. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend,
WHEELER,--On sunday morning July 10, at his
residence 1925 l. street northwest, WILLIAM III.
WHEELER, aged my years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited TO attend his funeral un "Wednesday, July l3
at four o'clock, from 81. Augustines Church.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
DOUBLE TRAcitl JANNEY CoUPLEnl STEEL RAIIsl
Schedule to take effect sunday, May %, 1851.


AN LEAVE wAsHtNGroNi
2o-GEIhtIGAGo "a dI ~ m CINCINNATI, S AND ST. LOUIS
baltimore Ellcoti CITY and Way Stations
te:n-Bh ,o ~ diTlMoRE EXPRESS, ,,,-.,..,
U5o-lhllllinOre, Annapolis, aud Way. (Plolmont,
siraSSn1nrg sr So1Ig Winchester, Hagerstown, and Way
s1o-Polni Of Rocks and wav Stations.
Sl5-PpaalI,L4AA,pIMLPlIIA pal, Al A NEW YORK. AND Bos'
s:IO--STAUNToN AND VALLEY EXPRESS Ccon.
meets meets Tor Ilagerstown and Mt Point of Rocks for
;cOO-nn sunday only, for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
lOoO-BA LTIMoRE EXPRESS (stopsnt TIyattsv!lle
COLLEGE, Belisyille, LAUREL Annapolis Junction,
49,, Jessnn's. and Hanoverl, - .
' AND ST. ST. louis EMPRESS o''''' - -
i2iO-;nalilmore, EllIcott city, Annapolis, and WAY
stations.
tl,?5-on sunday only, 70! baltimore and Way.
tSOO- -BAIrIMoRE, PHI PHILADELPHIA, ANDNEw
&3o-Baliimore and Way Stations CwInchester, Fred.
fTck HtGSsFTloYn " apa W9Y y9 RelSy
E2PRR Via Relay GS9 stops aAS At
- Annapolis Iunc,ionL
chester and R way sNops rS lon Sunday Point Point
~ OF Rocks and Way stations onlyl
dRNhTM6RRE" RR"aESSR E%PRs aRe WES arnsSg SiGIG and
Way, via Relay, Stops at Hyattsville and
eos-fointS q Rocks and Way Stations.
tGS1-Balilmmore nc ana and Way stations;
toiS-fITFEglissaIEIR$Sia, { ,sCg!N sCg!NuNNArr, AND ST.
to;'O,fTIiIiA RiitPiIrA, NEW YORK, AND ,pos.
and special sleeping car at Ph,iadeIbhIn. 'o'"'
iGOO-BBAStITIIMMnnBBE IY.A,TrsyILLEi AND LAY;
passengers ni any stallion between Tween Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
DAILY iSundnys only. Other trains daily except
An trains nom Washington stop ut Relay station.
Ohio cket offices, Washington station and Gla and
l5{l pennsylyan9 avenue corner Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken ior baggage to be checked
ana received nt Ony point IN the city.
National Republican., 1881-07-12
a Spicy Card.

10 'lTV 1@SIE6OF Ut
If Truthful James, or some of his
satraps, from whence emanated the yarn that I
had prevented Guiteau from shooting Secretary
Blaine, or the writer who stated In q Sunday
paper that sent telegram to United States Mar.
sha Hall, of Pittsburg, will produce the dispatch,
promise to forgive the former the debt he owes
me for borrowed money, and TO subscribe 81 900
towards the erection of q Ward for the Cure of
S. B. BENSON. :
National Republican., 1881-07-12
The Smith ( E66e MaHufaClurlng 90

LoCk BON no, BtlDGEPORr CONN
Manufacturers Of spCcialtios In Light Hardware aud
Metallic Goods generally, Government and Giant
Padl0cks Sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks; the AuOmnticaly ly-mude Giant sash Chain su.
perlur To every other and very much cheaper tnO
special pulley reQutred). The smith n Egge MunuinC.
turing Co also gives special attention to the making
estimates for the cost Of the manufacture Of patented
Inventions ana all the necessary tools, and the manu-,
hctufng OF the same ON royalty A II communications
lrAled cOnidenunlly, myISlIh6m