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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
D0NNELL, LAWSON & SIMPSON,
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TRANSFER NOTICE.

THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Company Offers option OF subscribing
To the Bonds Stock OF Pensacola and Atlantic Rail-
road Company the following TERMS to wit
stockholders of record the close Of business the 25h
day Of August instant shall entitled subscribe at ninety
five cents on the dollar AID accrued interest from August
instant for said Bonds amount equal TO fifteen cent
0fthoir respective holdings In Stock Of the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company and shall receive Herewith
Pensacola and Atlantic Railroad Company stock TO an amount
equal to four per said holdings respectively
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company VIII
guarantee the bonds prncipal and interest
The right TO subscribe for such bonds and stock will expire
the 18TH day OF September $751; Subscriptions shall be
payable at this Companys office, nsthe city OF New York.
the delivery of the bonds and stock subscribed for be-
tween the 9Th and 3lst days October 1881, inclusive
The transfer books this Company win be closed for tho
purposes OF 25th August and
reopened on the LIST day September 1881.
NEwYoRK, August To- 1881.
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SlellelS-AlderSOn Steel Co.
OF NETWORK.
100000
FIRST Mortgage Six Per Cent Thirty
Year Gold Bonds.
DUE APRIL !. 1911.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER 1,
IN NEW-NORK.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN OF THE PRESENT UNITED STATES
STANDARD
DUE APRIL !, 1911.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL I AND OCTOBER 1.
IN NEW-NORK.

These bonds secured nv and only upon
IN the state Of personal property mate
rial ana stock IN hand the rights privileges and franchises
OF the company the vaOus patents Owned by the company
including tho several United granted
Charles Semens relating tho process
making on and steel from the
The mortgage deed Of executed TO
Loan and frust Company. ~ New York
bondholders rhe bonds dated March 1881 and
April l. 1911 The bonds he registered The works
company Al Ptsburg formerly by Messrs
Co.. we're established IN lS45. and the
tensive IN the United states
The profits ot tie by books OF
about Sl37O00 Since the present company
possession Of the works March 10 1885, the pronts
FIRST three months estimated al s45lO nearly
cient To pay the interest the entire loan for
The Semcns patents have carefully examined
nounced valid by the eminent experts Messls Park Bena
min Bro rho works at lrsbdrq and the operations Of
the Siemens carefully examined by Alexander
L. Holly prior 70 the purchase by this company From
knowledge OF the value the the large and profit
able business OF the the usefulness and
the semens patents the OF steel In all the
Industries OF the world do not hesitate recomme nd
these bonds thoroughly sound and lie srabe securities
OF THE ABOVE SI.OO0,OOO A CONSIDERABLE
AMOUNT MAS ALREADY BEEN TAKEN FOR IN
VESTNENT.
WEI OFFER TIE REMAINDER At 1O3 AND AC-
CRUkD INTEREST, RESERVING THE RIGHT TO
ADVANCE TUE PRICE WITHOUT NOTICE.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD co.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

..,, All. PERSONS HOLDING ANY OF
OF INC SOlthrtn
ny hohh"ti thai
Trustees un'iri the Mortgage by which
Bonis ~ ~'snrd the uf
R"hi whi" under the terms of appcab Ia
Va" resumption pnrcas" Of nd und,r
ssn, WI leIv" >'alrd proposals G3 corner of
nj SITS Francisco Tie
OF 9 se'h ouihS niiu the FIFTEENTH DAY or AUGUST
1881 u" whiCb time proposals viii
a. are onei~i Al The price redeemed OF par.
chased 10 The amount Aforesaid - WV
Proposals Surrender
Mortgage Blonde > T.. IL. IL Co" 1900
PL o ynn'! rr1ts3rs. Trustees
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Country propertp tuanieo.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT IRE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. l,2Ss Broadway. Thnty.
nrstst, 30S West Twenty thini.st corner Eighth ave-
No 90 East Fourteenth go THIRD
corner Forty seventhsL. the HARLEM OFFICEa
Nos. io0l and 1900 Thrd-ave, hundred and
~@nty hfth-st, up 10 p. a regular Onice
WANTED To Purchase-Pine lands in
w Michigan or Wisconsin. Address with description and
price, Box l266 East Saginaw. Mich.
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bnsh Corn $4,000 bush oat, $4,000
Oaf AN, en.s-W heat "a 900 bush; Corn, 10000 bush
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Dnslnrss Cbnurrs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN oFFICEss No l23s Broadway. corner Thirty.
urS ST. 3OS West Twenty thir-st., Eighth
No 90 Fast Fouieenthst Union square, 760 Third
corner Forty seventh ST., at the HARLEM OFFICES
Nos l,OOl and 1900 ThirdaVe One hundred and
tw@'ty aithsL, up TO D. H.. regular ofnos
DIAPER and PULP MILL TOR SALE-The
j mill Is situated Neav1ne tpont Ronge,
about mile nun the O. NJ o. & o. r. Tho
water course ~ equal to 500 hose power could
creased.
The wood required for the manufacturing
be had In any quantity at short distance from the mill
Part the whole Of the or
the property but Ia the latter the purchaser
give
For further particulars apply TO LOUIS LESSARD,
Quebec, July 30. ISL
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YonK. Thursday. AUG. IS. 1881.
Inc following auction sale was held at th,
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
Bk H0tfd'n Ksaneftg
Adlgnt ute arc interest iD the brtcR hons.
nh'h Ur NO $50 lth-ave, OF 36th-si lot
,satt toA soio suojectto previous sale dover
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REDEMPTION OF CIVIL BONDS OF 1878.

'''''"T NHIIFVNNTN, TREASURY DFPAKTMRNI,(
SACRAMENTO, June ], 1881. :
HEREAs there is on this day State Treasury The
sum o Que hundred and three
WHICH, ner ah ACT OF the Legislature Of the cali
cn'i'''i an act to provide for the Of
n "nd m M OF the state of California,
@ u," 'o' tbht purpose. approved April Z. 1870 Ia
p, ,h 'me .Lon OF iyh Bonds of said ssued
I t' provisions said act Notice that
W" sum ~ One hundred and
,"n uw ~ une sinking fnd Tor the purpose OF paying
oonts commencing with number IN nuInbnr
one nunfcd anu three t1o) inclusive, being hundre,
tloS) bonds thon dol
Nbn such bonds numbered above
,u pan' AMI cancellation ut the expiration puich
non wn'cb cxhI"s Oh the FIRST day September ISL then
sucn WIZ The state Treasury
sncb bonds "l"n'v"i presented. and they VIII draw
""n'eiest aiJei III" INST 'iay OF September. 1881.
Sfntn nrnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

The governors OF the Bank 81 EugIand. at thcif
weekly meeting to-day, advanced the minimum rate
for discount from y to per cent During tue week
the bank lost G122 900 bullion. but the proportion
of its to It's liabilities was raised rom
43 3-l6 to 43ss per cent The weekly statement of
the Bank of France shows a gain Of
10000 francs in gold and 3,S7500O francs
in SILVER. A Berlin dispatch states that the
Imperial Bank of Germany's snece decreased
$1,000 marks for the week At the London Stock
Exchange British consols closed unchanged at
100 SIG for money and at 100 Tie foI account
United States bonds weaker: continued So at
10434, the 4l2s at 1164. and the Is at llo4 Amer
fractions higher than last evening. Ontario and
Western aud Ere second consols however. were
exceptions 10 the rule. In Paris. French per cents
declined 20 S6.27l2 sight exchange on London TALL
ing to % 27 francs to the g.
The gross earnings OF the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad are reported follows
Second August. sls4l 100 1900 Ino s.. 100
January August "a. l0Ss.4O0 ll9S400 Inc lO9000
The receipts OF iiOnr and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports thus 18th dav of August were
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Gituatlons mante0--ttlalcs

4 n educated and Christian gentleman. native
~ Of Network CITY, greatly desires active position
with valuable terary business training he has had many
is good penman ready accoantant and would deySe Num-
charge interest o H night s hn as ny TO %hs'eyer
eTnts nI 81 salary cd
Ss 10 8 Pos1 oe 'G BUS@s EARNEST
RY sober, industrious middle-aged man
best Of reieTenees Address A. oULMHNN Isl Harrison
GLERk.- In wholesale house by a
~ sober Trustworthy young 1922, $ willing TO
address J&MEs L. cXRrENfERs $40 fs
CLERK, WATCHMAN or PORTER.-Bv
a1 an american age 80 has had several years general
e eRs 1a can furnish 6 very best
IAN WILSON, Flushing. L. /. "'i'''
COACHMAN. - First-cass, unmarried, 81
been several wears similar situation previous present
T4 Soad FlsS'' address Uptown
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
@s b asG Of and
2Oo Vest 47th-st -0''
COLLECTOR or SALESMAN.--By an Amer
1nsSecponaTs est%onas FaoSEsTY GSsh Sa4
COLOR MIXER for Felts and Woollen Goods.
can An or Sses 20 gh1
business or address IL H. 80 place IN 'nA'
COMPANION, &c.-By a gentleman (4O),
~ New England education une. ceptionaO habits reliable
anton amanuensis reader manag, conn
owS oco sss Bros&wa St'N Tribune Up
COPYTST or OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By a
s an S Iass s s s
VAN, 7S Pine-st. Elizabe,hport, N. J.
CUTTER..-.Experienced, temperate, with ref.
~ OF the highest character; employment
e Ps%ss Sa
EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT not fully
occupied win conduct books bring forward arrearages
or assist parties city country with their
week JACKSON tribune upoWn once
/ IGHr PORTER, OR USEFUL YOUTH
young american age - eSPsreneed in se butcher
city NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CHARLES SMITH ieS TSfocp
OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young German,
given. GxLLETH, Demohico place BTookiyn Ed
DORTER.-By sober, steady man, who is
Grn Sse e sSa Address j. 's'
pORTER, &c.--By German who under.
good Cali or JOIN STEIN Or
Newark ave-, Jersey city.
pORTER or USEFUL NANNY a German,
and willing TO work wholesale house preferred furnish
FRAN FRA sSs coa%Sias. srookyn OF address EDWARD
DORTER or USEFUL MANLY an Ameri-
has S.a Of sod at aSSnss and az
rsierences ,n ng TO work for small salary. j. f. H. 81
SALESMAN-FOur years. experience i'm but
- ter aud provisions soclts engaecment produce house
cali $50
STABLEMAN, PORTER or USEFUL.-By
s al S 81
from private families Please call address PATRICK
REILLY, 42l West 56th-sL
USEFUL MANLY a SOBER steady, useful
~ @ willing 70 wos and MAKE himself generally
WATCHMAN.-By a large, strong, heavy
w built $50, married; speak eveal languages;
ences. Address A. HOLLAND. l03 saekett st. Brooklyn
WATCHMAN, Porter or Engineer.-fs ma.
w i've OF sweden age 30i speaks Danish, swedish
English has had experience as
watchman h we'll commended. Please a.
ANDERSON 2l9 Van Brunt-st., Brooklyn.
VARDMAN, PORTER or USEFUL MAN.
by ayoung man, age 81 has had experience as ward
man. And Gan furnish good seeommendaiions eau adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19
Aurtiou Sales of Real estate.
Gountrp troperip for Sale auo 90 fet.

Countrp properip for Sale ano 90 fet-
A CHOICE FARM and COUNTRY SEAT.
sSd for - ssls seFef RU fFFSleRe
States dispositions taken. passports issued 49, -
4 SMALL PLACE FOR SALE in Duchess
hours fSSny ON IL and r ana r N p and Railroads
II rooms nearly new good barn stable and oatSGd.
fruits and abundant shade; mountain scenery pleasant
S SaTaSr 4STs w. sff Ai n VIII summer
A T. ORANGE, n. j. (neighborhoOd speciality
EDWARD p. HAMILTON. IL Pine-st.. n. Y.
CHOICE Stock and Grain Farms for sale by
s4GO acTes72o being prairie adj&eent 70 farm
failing thorough Durham cat.
SSse CITY VeRS3 cGenty Mo- loo well
Morgan County Mo- ali on or Tery ps sys"oa s
IAN POPE Hotel Shrewsbury sea- Bright n J. ILL
CORNWALL, n. Y.-Farms, cottages. villas
~ mills. &c. for rent or sale. JAMES q. ROE
FOR SALE VERY Iowa large tract of
a6 IN GS@ny PenD 9sS acTs Of coal
barre PENN A'0''' NO' BOX L. Wilkes
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A desirable
regeaSs S eaisSe Soae Within one s hoS4 Sh y as
Address HOUSE. Tribune Once. '-' O-'''"'s ="
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
ope marin Sssss and
CMALL FRUIT FARM FOR SALE.-On ac-
count Of age and failing health. the subscriber
sale her farm IN the Town OF Forenee n four miles south
Yefs the Sos a% contains @ 3 snS ap sS e SeT
II s.a sG 1Sy s Oa Of T s s ebay on
uon which from Is 10 cherry
l25 chiefly Bartlett l beach
ounce trees into
bearing There also In black
berries in currants;
IN and an acre in with several
for miscellaneous cropping The fruit
varieties and the place m the han Of easily
Be made to pay an Interest on $1,000 The 6aans consists
there is well OF soft workshop
wagonbouse and large and nearly
poultry yard The loo the road with
lawn in front which there shsde
and arbor $50 feet above stated
the place will be sold At a low price. Address
SUSAN +. REDFlELD Burlington, ~ J.
WHITESTONE, L. I.-Corner plot, 1OOx100,
w OF 7th-aVe aud Sth-si curOod
severed aud macadsmzed; IS miles: trains hourly
Long Island City; price. 5000; 81 $40 JOHN l.
wEINHEINER, 9s6 Lafayette-ave., BrookIyn-
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PRIVATE SALE.

PRIVATE SALE
By Bernard SRgh. :
pf od on land on Madisonave. cor of Is6fh.st
NNSN%o'' - q
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OFFICE OF TIR COMMISSIONER OF
Tue tREEDAAN'S SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Inlv % lAQI y

NrOTTCE 10 hnroHv ,r;,,.nn o. % III III .; Io'1
and other creditors or The Freedman's saving and
trust Company who have not applied dividends here
,pe ucctretl that all claims against
presented at or forwarded on OF before Angt
~ lSN "T they VIII he barred
among mo other creditors of the Company provided in the
p1ss who have not already received dividends
iinncuiatry forward their books by EXPRESS
thci, lldross ' 'f"'"'' wv"
Dcposors who three dividends alroodv
DECLARED should not forward until further dvi
"ehu IN ueciaet OF winch due notice will be given
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Gitp propertp h1anteo.
Brooklyn prupcrtp for Sale ana Go Get

ITO LET.-$600 for 3-story high-stoop brown
stone house 2ox42. Tot 1905 only walk fra
ferries by horsecars - -
rutland q WHITING, l2l Eassan.st
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/ IGHr PORTER, OR USEFUL YOUTH
IL young American age 49, experienced In the bntche
business speaks German and En gish
city recommendations. CHARLES A SMITH l66 Throop
ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

COLLECTOR or SALESMAN.--By an Amer
~ lean age "a is fluent taker Of good address
furnish unexceptonabe testimonials HON ESrY Goshen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

Following the comparative exports of -four
wheat and corn from the principal Atlantic port
for week ending August Is and from January 1885,
and 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

COACHMAN and GROOM.-By a respectable
~ Protestant and native Scotland honest sober and
faithful which his references show. Address
200 Vest 41th-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTANT not full,
~ occupied win conduct books bring arrearage
assist parties with their
the services OF permanent bookkeeper
l,23S Broadway. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

residence with modern improvements GARDEN
vegetables carriage house, within
orb 81 wal dinerence I'M,
cash. Address HOuSE Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

Total bush. .1397OO 293O94 20l $50 1890 74043
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day follows
Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

OFFICE ASSISTANT.-By young German.
~ age ~ speaks German and English has had expert
gwen A. GALLErh, IL Delmonico place. Brooklyn ID
DORTER.-By a sober, steady man, who is
willing to work and make himself useful capacity
can give good references Address ). GARDENER. 597
Grand ST., city
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Dipioeno Noiiees.

BOSTON AND NEw.YoRK AIR LINE RAnKoA AID coMpASy,
TRRAsURRRs OfPIcR. IL WALA~sT,
Dr,,, NEw.YoRK, July 81 1891 !
A DIVIDEND of ONE PER CENT has this
- inns day been declared the preferred
eps ~ payable on and after August 30 1881 stocho
tro ocoru august III, 1881 Transfer
D. B HATCH, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

4 NOACHMAN. - Flrst-claSs, unmarried, 81
years % age can drive in single double harness
been several similar situation
employed at present Please address y A b. Uptown
Tribune Office, I, 23s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-19

~ 8n American, 35 has had years genera
ana mercantile experience he bes
class Of Please call address WILL,
LAM WILSON. Flushing L. /.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, WieSenfed stern a. Co ayt
Helzel: argued and submitted. King aTt. DIS.
trlct OF Columbia; order suspeudng sale and
settling cause for hearing. Coleman agt
Dtale and Ryan agt Deale; argued, ana bill OF
lnterpleader affirmed. Barker egt. schooner
=. M. Wright; hearing In progress
PROBATE CoURT-RegisteJ HebSter
Gay, the Will OF VIM. johnson was fled
VIII OF 5. X. Hamill; Gen. w. NICK. Damn re-
nouDced his right as executor. Estate or Jane
Z. Malord; citation to next CT kin.
CRIMINAL Coz RT-yudge Cor.
This morning, the tali5men summoned as
petit jurors TO NIL vacancies were called as fol-
lows: Howard Beall, 941 II. L. ave-, excused
John Cumberland, 400 10Th ST., accepted; H.
M. Talbot, 18th st, excused; Atwell Cowling
g St., Ineligible, citizen OF Maryland; John q,
Miller, 800 9Th st, accepted; VIM. King. sO2s n
ST, excused, over age; III. j. Bright $50 9th ST.
g. e.. accepted; Chas. Stewart. l6 9Th 81. u. e..
accepted; Zachariah Cromwell 81 St, n W.,
excused.
POLICE COURT, yIdSe .S,aI
To day, the case OF John Mack, charged with
discr1erly conduct was continued. Ellen Ross
Ragrancy ana prostitution; bonds or 30 days
WilkersoD Hunter, a white man. was charged
With making an Indecent exposure OF his per
son In the Smithsonian grounds; slO or 30 days
days. Vim. Williamson. was charged with
carrying pistol and fourtshing it on the
street. fine or $50 or days was imposed
John GiliUm, profanity; s. or days. Mary
or 30 days. Julia Barnette keeping more than
two COWS nearer than 200 feet OF dwelling
house other than her own;S2. Jesse M. and Lewis
johnson, forfeited collateral. VIM. Mankln for
felted collateral. John Boyle, keeping more
than Two cows nearer than 200 feet o. a q Well
Ing house other than his own; 81. Patrick Con-
NEIL do; g. Ellen DriPS, profanity; s.. or Z
day Amos Given, a small colored boy, charged
with the larceny OF childs wagon from Pho5
x. Davis; $40 or so days. VIM. DietZ, a white
boy, larceny or 81 punches OF onions from
ZachGriah Donaldson; SO. or 80 days. John X.
Rudc, assault on Patrick Doran, 10y striking him
over The eye with a cane In the National hotel;
SO, or 80 days. JAMES Little, a small white boy,
Was charged with the larceny OF a pair or opera
glasses from Henry j. Rothrocks printing
of1ce, In the Corcoran building, and also a pair
OF plyerS from Samuel Roberts, from the sans
building. Officer Horn testified 10 recovering
the property from little girl, TO whom he saw
the boy give them. A line OF $40 or 30 days was
imposed, and an appeal noted. Robt. Prior,
assault on Amelia Pryor. his wife, by knocking
her down and kicking her In the face; $40 or co
days Ella Burnley, assault on Mary T. Hill,
Jr.; 81. JAS. Burley, assault on Mary L. Hill,
ST.. ST.. JAS schuyler, ARRAY; fined s.. Robert
johnson, assault on Amelia Lancaster six
months In JAIL also. charged with sssaulting
John Lancaster; thirty days additional Sarah
Jane Forrest. assault on Sarah Johnson; s..
Ephraim E. Philips, assault on John welngar-
deD; IS and costs
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WASHINGTON, June 20. 1881.
hd'tor Sdr:-Will you please ennghten me
on the following question:
Have owners OF dogs who pay for their IL
Gel Sc Tie right TO take them into public parks
hot ebclosed. provided the dogs do nothing
more Offensive than TO run around? YESTERDAY
sunday TOOK peaceable walk In judiciary
park, when, TO my great establishment my dog
was attacked with murderous intent by a man
I'D uniform with billy In hand. THIS person 4
presume Waichman, threw his billy at my
cog, then at least six feet from flower bad
With such force that had it struck him &c would
naVe either Killed or manned him for life
when asked the reason for his conduct he said
ne old not want he dog TO get near the flower
bed. The dog In question Is very valuabls
being "Layarack," and well trained yet has
not been sufficiently educated TO know the dir-
terence between grass and flowers. As he had
net touched the flowers, was he deserving of
SUCH treatment? And was the officer war
ranted In his muTderous attack upon him. Ia
a man with such an exhibition OF temper
worthy place where, perhaps, an Innocent
child might be subject TO his fury?
A
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
TIE EAST AaDTHE WEST, VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRAoKl JANNEy oouPLERl STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAk kA krrRor SUNDAY. MAY
22D. 1881
4 ts.6 M cu,c.LaEGA Lave WAsHINGToN:
aiIp 0Gis fAsP rxpk ksSsssSArl' AND ST.
Is EHs sSps sy and Way Stations
strasb9rs. Winchester, Hsserstown. and Way.
s:,e-P9jnto f Rocks and Way Stations.
saH90oSSH uI tb1J NEW YORK, AND BOs
S;4oHhTAUNT0N AND vsLL9Y EXPRESS
CONNECTS for Hasersso8n and at Point of Rocks
~ Coon sunday only. for Baltimore, Annapolis
S5sse sssss iss ssss At H.s
st. s56S t1 4HH1aafo CINCINNATI
l2;l ~ EHcot City. Annapolis and
i994a sTPfsay eRg tsE Baltimore and Way
YORK KxPREes. La ANU NE"
%s Ss
4:30-BAL1 iMOkE, EVANSVILLE AND LAU.
Rel EXPRESS Frederick. Via Relay. stops
ii :4sPoint Of Books. Frederick, Hagers.own.
Point Of Books and Way Stat ,ns only W
"A :40-Baltmore, Annsrolis and Y ay stations
TO :.6-BALTIM MORE EXPRESS ca srtinsbur2 and
Way, via Relay. Stops st fayetteville and Laa-
Iel)
6:G5-Point ct Rocks and Way Stations.
rs :4b-Baltimore and Wsy Stations
1:3o-BALII WORE, HYATTSVILi AND LAU-
EEL EXPRESS
t9:l5-PI1 TSBURG, CINCINNATI. AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
t9IO-PalLADELPHIa,N NEW YORK, AND BOS-
ION EXPRESS. EleepiBg cars to New York.
10 00-BAl TIMORE, HYATISVILLE, ANDLAU-
EEL EXPRESS. ftops on signal or TO let off
ps seeDgers at any station between Washington
TT Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily. ex-
cept rnrday.
an trains from Washington stop a. Delay st.-
ton.
For further information apply at the baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office Washington station, and
Dig aid 1851 Pennsylyapia avenue, corner l4th
street, where orders VIII be tax baggage to ba
checked and received at any point in ths city m2S