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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
NAVAL NEWS

The United States practice-ship Constellation was
put III commission at Annapolis Nd, on Saturday.
The United States steamer Mayfower arrived at
Portsmouth, Va yesterday morning from New York.
Commander Allan G. Brown has been detached
from duty at the torpedo station June 1, and placed
on waiting orders.
Master Jacob j. Hunker for temporary duty on
board the United States storeship New Hampshire
until her arrivatat Norfolk. Va.
The United States steamer POwhstan arrived at
Annapolis Saturday with 127 men for the practice
ship Constellation and sailed at for Port Royal
:. c.
acknowledgements Benjamin L. Edes, Lieu
tenants Andrew Dunlap. John H. c. Coffin, and Rich
ard G. Davenport from the Washington navy-yard
on the SOth instant and ordered to Newport, R. l.
June /, for instruction in torpedo service.
Lieutenant Edward H. Gheen, from the League
island navyard the 30th instant, and ordered to
Newport, r, l. the LIST of June for instruction in
the torpedo service. Master Alfred Reynolds from
the navy-yard at New FORK and ordered TO temper
AIRY duty board the United States storeship New
Hampshire until her arrival at Norfolk, Va.
During the last session of Congress there was ap-
propriated, at the instance of Representative P. "
DeSter, of Wisconsin, 100000 for the establishment
of an additional harbor of refuge at Milwaukee. 4
board of engineers recently appointed to exam
Inc into the proposed improvement, with instructions
10 submit plans. The board has completed its work.
and Secretary Lincoln has approved the plans sub
mltted, which inSures early commencement of the
work.
Captain Philip C. johnson has been ordered to New
port, r. l. June l. for attendance the of
pedO instruction. Commanders Rush r. Wallace,
George II. Perkins, William r. Bridgman. and Ben
jamn T. Day, acknowledgements Joseph E.
Craig, Lieutenants Henry S. Manney, Joseph G.
Eaton. Lyman G. Spalding and Herman F. Fitch
bollm, and Masters John {. Fremont. jr. and William
II. Slack, TO Newport, R. l. on the LIST of June next
for instruction in the torpedo service.
Rear-Admiral BrySon, commanding the United
States naval forces the South Atlantic station,
ports to the Navy Department, under date of Monte
NdeO, Uruguay, March %: - The latest advces from
the Marion February l5) say nothing of the state OF
health on board from which infer to be good. She
is now supposed to be at Port Stanley, Falkland
Islands As stated in my letter of February Is,
pect her TO arrive at Monte VideO about the 9Th
prOXimO. The general state of health on board the
I-niled SialeS Steamer Shenandoah is rnndn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
ARMY and Navy I,ron,otions

Army and navy promotions were made
by the Senate yesterday follows: First Lieutenant
Argous G. Tennessee, to be captain Eighth Regiment
Cavalry; Second Lieutenant William ]. Turner, to be
first lieutenant Second Regiment Infantry: Second
Lieutenant Francis H. Hardie TO be first lieutenant
Third Regiment Cavalry; Lieutenant-C ommander
Lewis Clark, TO be commander; Lieutenants Edwin
:. Houston and Benjamin l. EdeS to be lieutenant
commanders; Masters Hanson Il. Tyler and James H.
Bull to be licutenantS: EnsignS Henry F. Reich and
Lucen Flynn, TO be masters; MidShipmen Arthur w.
DOdd and George w. Deriiield to be ensigns; Frank
Thompson, of louisiana to be chaplain; Passed As
sisant Engineer James ButterwOrth, TO be chief en-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17

my5-I3t
pANJO INSTRUCTIONS BY PROFESSOR DOB
, son at his new studio, 207 Pennsylvania avenue
Ladies and gentlemen taught privately. Office hours
from a IL TO p. III. ny5I2ts
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Baltimore General aEnrket.

BALTIMORE May 16.-COttOn shade better and
firm middling. 1Oac Flour firm and active How
ard street and Western super, 81 25G4 co. do extra
81 256p5 OG do family, s. 25Cl6 35 City Mills SUPER
81 5014 CO., do extra, 81 255 Gf do family 80 506 g.
do Rio brands So so: PaapscO family, 500 Wheat
southern firm; Western easier and inactive; South
ern red, 81 2iGI q: do amber, 81 .5g 81 No Mary
land, 81 81 sGti f. No Western winter red. spot 81 81
May, 81 23s4i q; June. 81 2Id1 ~; July, 81 l60
1913; August 81 12S4GGll3 COrn-SOuthern higher;
Western higher. but inactive; Southern white, GiCn62c;
40 yellow. Gle; Western mixed. spot. 604G6Ic; May
jSistI9 &c; June and July, 5J:5-c. Oats higher and
firm; Western mixed, 53ld SIC. Rye steady ut 81 Is
Hay quiet prime TO choice PENNSYLVANIA and Mary
land so 0DG2l 80. Provisions shade firmeT: mess
pork. old S7; new, SIS; bulk ueats-OOse shoulders
and clear rib sides none offering; do packed 9c
bacOn-ShOulderS, 7ac clear rib Sides IOaC; hams
egi2c; ard.reiined 1ll;@l2c Butter dull; prime to
choice Western, packed. 10000; roll l5G lSc Eggs
steady at IlG12c Petroleum quiet: refined sc Cof-
fee dull Rio cargOes ordinary 10 fair, 9dlllIc Sugar
firm: soft, U5ac. Whisky dull at 81 TO- FreghtS to
Liverpool per steamer duh; cotton 3-I6l3d: -four
1SS per ton; grain, aG2d ReCeipts-flOur, . I5 bar
relS; wheat 49.f2S bushels: corn, 2Gj bushels oats
3,2225 bushels; rye, 100 bushels. Shipments-wheat
1000 bushels; Il 500 bushels. SaleS-Wheat
2G6 bushels: corn, It's, rs bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
MORE NONSENSE,
Supplying Uncle Sam with Gas and Water
without Pay.

one hundred and eleven public build
jig throughout the country are now being sup
piled with light and water by private funds. The
appropriation for this purpose was exhausted in
ApIii, and the new appropriation will not be
available until July l. Although the con-
tractors that have furnished water and gas
10 the public buildings were notified that
there was no money available TO pay them for
services rendered, they have, without exception.
continued the service. The amount incurred on
this account for the last three months of the pres
eut fiscal year Will be between seyenty-ffve and
ninety thousand dollars. OF course, the cxpecta-
ton is that this money viii be made good by de-
tccncy appropriation DIT the next session of Con
grcss. The public buildings, however, have not
been allowed TO remain in darkness or the en-
li.recS suffered 10 be without the means o. keep
Ing their hands and faces clean znI for this pat
riotc service it is probable thai the reward VIII
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Getting Ready for n fSero,,a

, me committee representing the two
Goat clubs ard having IN charge the nrenarotion
"a lhe coming regatta have mad. srroneemnpfs
i' INC ,'iiroads % convey the boats t. and from
'tsali'' t'i nothing snG me actual sartici-
80 a. .ezaced rates. They expect shortly to
So, tl.eu"F'" ihe public giving a ilistorv-of
s,at+n I''':oi'' Tie EEaracte. Of the proposed re-
sA"' anu "tner IratterS Of interest Tn. commit.
sing hoia of the mater in earnest and
os rps Isl ~ forward the preparations as RAPIDLY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
John s. N. Jobusou fo On.

The case Of John Silas Marshall John
son. convicted few months Ago of killing
coIoTed man named James E. John
80" was specially assigned for hearing in
t"e court in General Term yesterday. Mr.
'""k asked further time and that the rule requir-
-i's me record 10 be printed he waived. The
chiet-justlce opposed the motion, lcmarking that
IRE murder was deliberate one, but the jury had
compromised their conscienccs on & verdict Of
Ll'iasadghter. He thought that the case had been
postponed long enough. Arguments were then
lnaue and the court affirmed the Judgment below.
Johnson was sentenced on the ID of March last, 20
'e" Yeas imprisonment in the Penitentiary and
10 pay fine of 81 ON
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REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers of Yesterday as Re-
corded.

corded.
MrJ T Olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate in the District yesterday.
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Massachusetts avenue, Scott Statue: subot
H. GOES feet by depth, square ISL; John +.
OImstead to H. NJ. Hutchinson, S5,3556 e. cash.
On Il street north, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets west; sGblOt los @ by Is feeI square
isl: GeOrseine Thomas TO Mark Cunningham, S962-
on street north, between Sixteenth and Seven
tenth streets west: subot lO6 2 by Is feet square
ISL; Georgene Thomas to H. j. DAILY, s96s so $780,.
On IL street south near Four street west
part of lot co by I2 feet 4nches) square 49, Airing
ton Fire Insurance Company to William I. Gailiher
on street south, Seventh street west part OF
lot 2s: 60 feet by 40 feet nches square 466 SD
new r nomaS trustee, John T. 5. CrOggon, 50 600
, on G street north, First street east; subot
(25 by "a feet inchcs) square 677; B. Scanlon to l. T.
On California, between First and Second streets
cast sIois e and Is 2 S by 20 q fes5 9 square al Isaac
On California; between First and Second nd, streets
SasI Ro T6o fS Mars i@ = Bo Sg II St 30
ON Feenth street west between en- and streets 9e
Matilda Madison TO James Wornliey. 5000.
On Virginia avenue. near Twelfth street west sub
lol - % feet by depIn) square 1885, Hannah A Chap
nell 10 Charles A Langley. $780,
On street north near Four-and-a half street west
part lot 10 vest . by 95 feet1 square 49, Edmund 3
On street noltl First street west part lot
SAMPSON 10 Miles g afaxtield s5iO5O. -.
on street north corner Eghteenth i street eo west
Chpman to Charles Chcsey, $1,000
GEORGETOWN.
On Valley near Stodjart street; part block lie 20
feet by dCpihl. in Beat!% HawEinS aad' on i'eg
The pauorama of the Charge of Balaclava." by the
French artists Poilpot and Jacob has had grand sue
ceSs in London In the first week there were twelve
tbousa visitors including many of the royal family.
The nainters were dined by the Surviving officers,
lard Lucan in the chair.
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EEusInpss for sirc E.ar.snn-

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
10 IimotlIy Callahan and Alice Baker, of George
Town; John Stewart and Lizzie Tolliver, of this
rI;y' James Z. COIe of King George County Viz
GINA, and Susie Ann Brown, of this city: Noses
thornton, of Richmond, Va, and ESelle Gott-
iiuSe Of this city; John Quinn and Anna Y. HoIz-
man. OF this city; J. J. Mccarthy and Sallie N.
'Till>ion Of this city; Thomas r. Reed and Ann
RIA D,ggcs, Of this city: Corporal James Bell of
Inc Marine Corps, and Mrs. Ellen Wilson, of Os-
"eg', y. Y; Michael Collins and Katie McVarry,
oi this city; George W. Tcrfiinger and Enestine
r Williams Of the city John c. Collins of New
A"rN city, and Emily Werner, ofthis city.
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Rev York General Market.

NEW YORK, May 16-Cotton quiet; sales to-day, GA
bales uplands, 9l6c; Orleans 10 I&16c consolidated
net receipts, 90 eXports-Great Britain 234S bales;
France 13G bales; the Continent, 5552 bales South
ern flour quiet and unchanged Wheat a shade
stronger ungraded red. 81 19tdl D. COrn-cash l62c
lower options shade lower and moderate trade un-
graded. 49G57s4C. Oats 1sGlc lower and weak: No B.
45c. Hops steady and quiet. Coffee dull and lower
cargoes, SIIc. Sugar firm and quiet; fair to good
refining, 75s@2c; prime, FAC; refined in good de-
rIand and rather easier; standard a 9iGeqS[c. Mo-
lasses in fair demand and firm. Rice unchanged and
in moderate demand. RoSin firm at 81 SAL 30 Tur-
pentine easier ar b se3Sc. Wool dun and weak do
mestic fleece, SEA 45c pulled 200 Sc; unwashed 800
SOC: Texas, 14tG &c Pork a shade better and very
quiet: old SIS new, SIG 20; middes quiet and firm;
long clear. sac short 9sc; long and short SIC. Lard
closing strong at $40 7O@f675. Freghts higher and
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The following were the closing quotations for Gov.
prnmnDf hOpiS.
IRv Assnciafnd prnss


NEW YORK, May 1G.-Money easy at Bal per cent
on call and closed AT 3G3 per cent. Exchange firm at
4S5ia to 4S6 for long and 4S to ass for short sight
Governments steady for skies and fiyes, "a per cent
lower for four and halls and a per cent for fours
state bonds moderately active Railroad bonds gene
rally strong and higher.
The stock market opened firm, and in the early
dealings a strong buying movement developed
under the influence of which sharp advance was re-
corded ranging from d to 50 per cent, Reading, the
other coal shares, Alton and Terre HaJIte and Union
Pacific being most conspicuous i'll the Improvement.
The speculation continued strong until about the sec
Ond board when there was decline of ll02 per cent,
which was followed by an advance of = 10 I5s per
cent, in which Iron Mountain and Illinois Central
were most prominent. In the final sales the
again became weak, and closed at reaction OF u to
l52 per cent, the latter III Western Union. The ee-
vailed railway shares were exceptionally weak, and
declined e 10 pa per cent. the days transactions
sales aggregated J06fh shares. including Chesapeake
and Ohio 1885, Central Pacific, 1890: G.. &. [. c.
2AG Delaware, Lackaw:nna and Western, 1900:
Delaware and Hudson, 1905; Denver and Rio Grande
l.lOe Erie, l5aD Iron Mountain, SEQ; Kansas and
Texas 1900 Lake Shore 20gU; Louisville and Nash
vile, 1906 Michigan Central 600: Manhattan Ee-
waited, 1850 Mobile and Ohio, 5.I0g Memphis and
Charleston. 3l0O Northwestern l0.9O Nashville and
chattanooga, $780, New Jersey Central, 2ItaG9: New
York Central, 100 Northern Pacific, $500; Ohio and
mississippi 1!NS; Ontario and Western $500; Pacific
Mail, i4gG Reading, ll,6SE st. Paul 7.9OG st. Paul
ana Omaha, $780, Union Pacific % 100; Wabash Pa
cific 2lIG9 Western Union, % 2 SurO Tunnel l25OG.
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DIED.

LA BILLE.-Suddenly, on May IT, 1884, about 10 a.
M, ROBERT a. La BILLIE, in the seth year of his
Funeral from st. Aloysius Church at a. m, May
10, 1881
CORRECTION the Fourteenth of May, 1881
LAWRENCE a. GOBRIGHT, aged 67 years.
Funeral will take place this Tuesday, afternoon
the nth instant at Four O'clock from his late Resi-
dence No 1913 Ninth street northwest. Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited TO attend.
STEWART.-Mrs. MARY r. STEWART. widow late
Charles W. Stewart, at No. i6l Missouri avenue, at
SD a. M. 18th instant
Funeral Wednesday at p m, from her late resi-,
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Protest Asninst rhe Rel Line Road

The District Commissioners yesterday
c''ecitd Major Brock to Withdraw the policemen
nom lie point of the Belt Line q: Eleventh street
anu Virginia avenue, and to interfere no further
"''" inc raIlroadcomPany nlayingits track Thus
M war between the Belt Line and the authorities
= 1t al end. new cloud of trouble arose, how
vel Yesterday, when Nh. Horatio King fled pro-
vs. against the proposed erection of che Belt Line
va stables at the corner of Eleventh and streets
:. next 10 lot Owned by Mr. King. who estimates
.'1 ne Will be damaged 10 the extent of $1,000 or
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
About Father Gobright.

To hEPCBLICAN
In sketch of the life Of Father Co
bright, published in your paper Monday morn
ing it is stated that from Baltimore che went tc
Ohio, where he established Van Buren, paper at
Batavia, called the Ohio StlR" This is mistake.
The Ohio sun was established as Jackson paper
as early as 1879 by Sam Medarv, who afterward
estabilshed at Columbus very aggressive Demo-
cratic paper, called the Ohio Salesman and became
the state printer. The Ohio San had been pub
iished at Batavia seven years before Van Buren,
became candidate for the Presidency. J. J. C..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
Mss. sartorIs, Children.

~ tue foiIOf OF THE REPUBLICAN:
The party who was "thar" when Mrs.
Sartoris first child was born at Marshal Sharp's,
on Corcoran street, is now, or then, certainly
little on. Mono of Mrs Sartoris' children were born
at Marshal sharps, and as a matter of TACT. no
child was ever born in that house. Mrs. SartOris'
ISt child YVES born, as you say, at General Grants
cottage at Long Branch, the second at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Judge Dent, on Corcoran street, and
the third at the residence of Mr.. Sartoris in
England, where believe the fourth has also been
born. Thar" should confer with some one else
who was thar" or with some one who knows,
though mot THAR"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-05-17
Baltimore Cattle Marle,

BALTIMORE, May 16.-Beef cattle-market slow and
prices 45c Off best cattle suffering least; very best
696i,c; first quality. 54dGc: medium, Al 5l{c or
binary, 2'a(4c; most of the sales from as sc re-
ceiptS LIP head; sales. LII head. Swine-fiir sup
ply and only moderate demand; quotations. 7aGSlac:
receipts 1858 head. The receipts of sheep and lambs
were 709 head; quotations-sheep 4G5I &C; lambs ca
GnSl1c
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class each way ....................
StaterOOIns. 81: Meals. T5c.
Notice to Mt. Vernon Passengers

The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and furnished IL l..
BLAKE, Captain), is the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81,
including admission to Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leaves Seventh street DAILY Sunday ex-
cepted( at 10 a. M. and returns about 2 u. M
]. Mich. H0LLINGSWORTIT,
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon association.
L. L. BLAKE, Steamer W, W. CorcoTan. jei
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LONDON, May 16.-Consols for money, 1O2 5-1G ac-
count, l02 SIG; bonds-fours leOls four and q halls
II7z Erie, 81; do seconds 1O7Ia Atlantic and Great
Western seconds, 81; Illinois Central, 1H5.
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28uiloers' Supplies.
Lumber Yards and Planning Mill!

Our New Planning Mill, Sash and
Door Factory is now in full opera
ton. 1t is one of the largest and
most complete i'm the country. Our
MACHINERY is the very best, with
all the latest improvements. We
employ only skilled w0rkmen, and
guarantee our work first class. We
are prepared to do the finest kind
of work, such as House Finishing,
Church and Office Furniture. CAB
met WORK A SPECIALITY. We
cordially ask all who are in want
of such work to give us all 0pp0r-
tUnity Of competing with factories
outside of our city. Our stock OF
Lumber is the largest and most
complete in the city, embracing all
kinds of Building Lumber. Our
assortment of hard wood embraces
Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Maple,
Ash, Poplar, &C., Of every thick
ness. In Flooring we offer special
inducements both i'm Virginia Pine
and Florida, all our own manufact-
IRE, and we guarantee the match
ing and working perfect. Our
flooring is so piled we can give any
widths, from 2 to 6 inches. Our
prices for all are as low as can be
had. Estimates on Mill Work
cheerfully furnished. COmmunica-
tiOns through mail receive our
prompt attention.
E. E. Jackson g CO.
CORNER
Ohio Avenue and Thirteenth Street n. W.,
ap2S-1y WASHINGTON, D. C.
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MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street Transactions-The Latest Quotations
in Stocks and Government and State
BOnds-NeH York and Balti-
more Markets.

The following observations on the transactions in
the financial market yesterday, together with open.
ing highest, lowest and closing quotations. fur
nlshedby the banking house of H D. Cooke jr d Co.,
1923 street. Washington, d. c.:
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head; market active prime 61Ig7c; good. 6la765sc
medium, 61S@85kc; common 5ia66c. Sheep-sales
$500 head: market active prime, 5zGd6c; good. 5sS6
SIC; medium, 53SG5tsC common 5djlIc; cuiS, 4ii(6
4tic Hogs-saleS 800 head: market active: from to
Ole according TO condition.
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Baltimore Stock Rnard
PRODUCE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, May I6.-Virginia siXcs-ccnsOdated
$50; do second series, IS; tenortes 5i bid to-
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
NAvY-YARD POETS

NAVY-YARD POETS
,r,,ora WAS an old man of Wolf Creek,
I1s said. .. l feel powerful weak"
50 the doctor came in
With BIG dose of gin,
,,d noured it right down his Old beak.
Charley Shelton.
It's said. in the town of Oneida.
Young lady teacher, named Ida,
INDUCES in slang,
Such as BuIly!" "Glang!'
Cousiug sensible folks TO derider.
Frank Hood.
Tr,il. merry spring! Thy sunny ray
shall mould the lily's cup,
And larls shall sing their songs of praise
And buIl-frogs whoop it up!
HALO thar!
Going far"
NO; not far"
"HOw far >"
ITO the bar"
I'm thar"
Ed. C:ISey
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Whole tickets, 81; half tickets, 81 2 tickets $50
- tickets 500.
press. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER
or POST-OFFICE ORDER, Orders of 50 and upward
by express be sent at expense. Address all
derS to r NJ. BOARDMAN, COurier-J Journal building,
Louisville, KY, L. J. COMMERFORD 500 Broad
way. New York; or J. w. CLARK, 300 street north
west. and If22 Pennsylvania avenue; to L. b
MAYNADlER, COS Fourteenth street northwest
THIS
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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON PIPE
L OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE. WAR,
AND NAVY DEPART
WASHINGTON. d. C., May II, 1851
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
wrought iron black and galvanized pipe required for
the north wing of the building for State. War, and
Navy Departments in this city, viii be received at this
office until Il M of MAY 81, 1881, and opened imnle
diately thereafter in presence OF bidders.
Specifications general instructions for bidders, and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished eStab-
IShed manufacturers of wrought iron pipe, upon their
proper application to this office
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
myll-6t Lieut. COI. CORDS of Eng'rs.
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Schedule to take effect Sunday, April g. 1881.
a. NJ LEAVE wAsH1SGToS:
t2l5-GHICAGo, CINCINNATI, AND ST. LOUIS
500 Baltimore. Eilicott City. and Way Stations.
t6:t9-BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
6;JO-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way. Piedmont.
StraS6urg, Winchester. Hagerstown, and Way,
s:fO-Point of Rocks and Way Stations.
S;lO- PHI Al, D 1 NEW YORK. AND BOS
s:45-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS (con-
meets TOR HagerstOwn and at Point of Rocks for
taO0-On sunday only for Baltimore, Annapolis, and
1GOO-RALTINIORE EXPIRES Cstops at HyattsvIITe
College, Beltsvilie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction,
Jessups: and Han0yerl. .-.
'' AND ST. Louis EXPRESS
I2:lO- Baltimore, Elcott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl:25-0n SUNDAY only: for Baltimore and Way.
-RsA AI; PHILADELPHIA.AND
erick Hagerstown and i.i Way. via i RelaT).
4:So-BALTIMoRE EVANSVILLE. AND LAU-
t3f5-Poilt Of Rocks: Frederick Hagerstown Win
LA, Of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
E%PRF as "" tMariin nG5 and
Way, via Relay. Stops at Hyattsyille and
6:O5-Point Of Rocks ard Way Stations.
f6:45-BaltimOre and Way Stations
P52E A eIS # SEE hN tND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS
$40 LTI3IORE. HYATTSVILLE AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS. Stops on signal or TO let of
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
TI0:GO- PHI lila DELPHIA, NEW YORK, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New Ork,
and special sleeping AT Philadelphia.
fDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and GIG and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the city.