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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Grand Army Of the Republic.

BALTIMORE, June 2l.-The streets
are profusely decorated in honor of
the Grand Army, and are full Of pco.
pie. General Sherman and Speaker
Keifer have arrived.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The Pres
ident and Cabinet have gone to the
Grand Army Encampment at Balti-
more.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Discredited.

New YORK, June 2l.-Prominent
railroaders do not expect that the To-
connective engineers will strike, and
other railroad officials concur in this
belief.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Christians Fleeing from Egypt

Christians Fleeing from Egypt.
LONDON, June 2l.-The Lord
Mayor has received telegram from
DR.. Mackee, the Consular Surgeon
at Alexandria, stating that a thou
sand poor Christian families are
fleeing from Egypt. He says they
are leaving all their possessions, and
asks the Lord Mayor to organize q
fund for their relief.
Another dispatch says that even
the natives talk Of quitting the coun-
try. Next years crops are ruined,
and it is difficult to see what can
prevent famine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Suffering, but Gritty.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-The condition
of the strikers who struck for wages
ranging from $3.50 to 81 per day is
becoming pitiable, and many are act
ually suffering. They are more stub
born, however, preferring to depend
on the town for support than yield
their point.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Killed by q Deputy Marshal.

HoUsroN, Texas, June 2l.-In a
scrimmage, to-day, Charles f. With
am was killed by Deputy Marshal
Glass (colored), who was shot
through the shoulder and neck. A
colored boy was killed by stray
bullet and negro shot in the back.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23

OF savage life. 1t soon became evil
dent that the supply Of walrus meat
OF the natives was insufficient for
such large party, and a redistribu-
ton of the men was necessary among
the different villages along the coast,
which was done within range Of
about IS miles.
On the l4th of February, Master
Z. f. Putnam, commanding tho sup
ply depot at Cape Serdge, Karman,
arrived at the village with four sled
ges loaded with pemmican and other
provisions for the shipwrecked party,
he having heard of the loss of the
ship through the natives. He started
on his return trip to the depot in bad
weather and was overtaken by ter
rible gale of wind with drifting snow,
when two days out, and was obliged
to turn back, and in his endeavor to
to reach the village on the southern
side Of St. Lawrence Bay, about II
miles from the north head, he became
separated from his native escort and,
not being able to see ten feet ahead
Of him, was carried out to sea on the
ice foe. Later in the day he was
seen about seven miles off shore
abreast of the village. A vigorous
attempt was made to rescue him by
four of the Rogers crew and two ma
tives in canoe, but owing to the in
tervening ice they were unable to
reach him and were obliged to put
back after getting three miles from
shore. This was the last ever seen of
Putnam. Master Marine Warning,
leaving the ships party in charge of
Ensign Storey, procured sledge,
guide and dogs, and searched the en-
tire coast to Indian Point and thence
to Piover Bay, and found not trace
Of the unfortunate officer. On the
way down the coast four dogs were
identified as belonging to Putnam's
sledge one of them had wound
through the neck, as if made by pis-
tot bullet. The circumstance was
wholly unaccountable.
When at Ployer and Marcus bays,
Waring left with the natives letters
to be delivered to any whaling vessel
which might visit those places, in
forming them of the condition of the
shipwrccked crew. Captain Owens,
Of the steam whaler North Star, Of
New Bedford, got one of these letters
and forced his ship through the ice
opposite st. Lawrence Bay, reaching
there on the 9Th Of May, jamming
his ship on the outer edge Of the ice
SO as not to be carried to the north
ward by the large foes of ice float
ing by. On the afternoon of the 14th
the whole party safely boarded the
North Star. Before leaving, Mr..
Waring issued to the natives all the
nnexpended trade goods, provisions.
rifles, ammunition and boats as rec
ompensc for their kind treatment,
which was cminently satisfactory to
these harmless creatures, 50 that
should party of wrecked mariners
ever again be cast away in that vi
cinity they can rest assured of
friendly reception. Officers and men
all unite in speaking of the generosi-
ty and trouble taken by Captain
Owens in effecting their rescue. Pre-.
vious to their being transferred to
the Corwin he offered to land them
either at Fort st. Michael, Ounalas-
ka, or San Francisco.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
ENGLAND.
Sale Of Antique Furniture.

LONDON, June 2l.-At the Ham
ilton Palace sale, yesterday, a writ.
ing table, upright secretary and com
mode, in wood and ormulu, designed
by Riesner for Marie Antionette, re-
allied total of 1000. The pro-
ceeds Of the sale so far are nearly
$500, 1000.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
EUROPE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE DAILY TINES.
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IRELAND.
The Irish Troubles,

DUBLIN, June 21.-Matthew Har.
ris, prominent Land Lacquer, has
written to Freeman's Journal de-
nouncing National" and accusing
him of outraging the feelings of
Irish Nationalist throughout the
world, and with sowing discord.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
Net So Poor as Represented.

CHICAGO, June 2l.-A Milwaukee
special says: Mrs. Scoville is here
making arrangements to redeem her
Beaver Lake home, which was lost
under foreclosure. She claims to
have the necessary funds.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-06-23
A Mammoth Stock.

Cliff & Mckay have on hand and on
the way really mammoth stock Of
stoves, mining supplies, and hardware
of all kinds--all Of which is for sale
cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season q report concerning the
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day. as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct ONCE, Georgetown, using the following
scale Of measurement: Very turbid, 10 s; turbid,
g TO 10; slightly turbid 10 to 20; clear % TO 80.
Condition Of tho water Tuesday, May PAT
Great Falls, 2; ut receiving reservoir. rs; at dis
tributing reservoir, 80.
Those who are under the impression that people
seldom read advertisements, unless they are in
need Of some particular thing. might have been
convinced TO the contrary IL they had taken he
trouble 10 inquire of Mr.. Keleher, corner of = and
Thirty fourth street, why II was to many cats were
being brought 10 his store. Somebody uor joke,
no dOubO inserted an advertisement in THE RE.
PUBLICAN TO the effect that MIR. Kolleher wanted
two dozen cats, aud would pay good price for
them. Some one evidently read the nd - for up
IN yesterday noon over scventy.iive specimens OF
the feline race had been presented at his counter.
The joke Is an old one, and unless Mr.. kelleher is
n particularly good naturcd man, we presume he
has been tempted to use unpar. iamCntary Language
toward the pcrpetraor. A little fun now aud then,
IN an innocent way, is oil right but when II is
at the expense of u mans business, that Is going
too far.
Four thousand one hundred aud forty-nve BUSH
els of wheat were offered on change yesterday, of
which were sold 1,Gl0 bushels at sli3f 200 bush
els at sl4j34 $40 bushels at Sl47, and 72j bushels
al 81 as.
Sale Of fish yesterday: 75OoOhe sold at So to
81 per 1000; $500 shad ut 50 to Sll per 100; 1900
High tide, May wednesday,, at 7:3o q. M.
and 1.5b II M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Alexandria Reform Club will hold an open
air temperance meeting next Saturday night
The Alexandria Light Infantry will have a dress
parade and skirmish drill on Colross grounds this
evening at five o'clock.
Soda water dealers arc complaining of the con-
tinued cool weather. which has an unfavorabe
eject upon their trade.
Messrs. James Eveeth and Thomas Hoy are max
ing improvements md additions to their residences
OH South Fairfax street.
The repairs TO the American coal wharf have
been completed at cost Of over 81 500. and il is
now one Of the best wharves in the city, perfectly
satisfactory to the company using 1t.
The funeral OF the colorod man, George simms
who died suddenly in the Alfred Street Baptist
Church Sunday last took place yesterday after-
noon and was attended by all the coored Sunday.
school children OF the city.
The laying Of the railroad track from the corner
| of Wolfe aud Union streets to the ship-yard now
| occupied by Messrs. j. l. Agnew & Co. was COM
| pleed yesterday The new office ut the yard, II
neat two-story frame building is fast approaching
| completion.
| The committee on streets of the city council and
| President Barbour, of the Virginia Midland Rail
| way Company, having agreed upon the repair OF
Union street. superintendent of Police Coleman is
| engaged in collecting material for the early COM
| menccment of the work.
| number of King street merchants are much
exercised over a recent order to remove all swing
ing sigus from the buildings and all boxes from the
| sidewalks Some angry words have already been
| INDUCED in, and the prospects are favorable for
another "muddle" equaling the Fishtown affair.
| The Corporation Court met yesterday and spent
the major portion of lis session In granting licenses
| The court will close this week.
The month of Mary" is now being observed at
| 81. Mays Church. At the services every morning
| the choir is composed OF children.
Interesting services under lead of Rev DIR. Poul-
| son, are in progress ut the Methodist Episcopal
| Church, on Washington street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03

BALTIMORE, May 2-Flour dull and unchanged;
Howard and Western superine, 80 75G5 90; do
extra 25@6OO do family, 50 5OG7 5O City Mills
perHne - 5O@l 70; do extra 50 OO7 so; Rio brands
n 2j6D7 81; Baltimore high grade family, 50 co. do
winter wheat, patent 1875, Wheat-SOulhern steady
and quieii Western DUH southern red q 35@l a. do
amber, o. 43Gl 49, No Western winter red spot ~ a
asked; May, u 49, bid; June, u 4Sl9@ 1856; July,
u 25}sgl 2ISi August 81 22is@lH. CoTn-Soulhern
steady Western active andhigher; Southern white,
gc; do yellow, S7c Western mixed, spot, Sis4egs5l4 90;
May, siJs@S5c; june Sl4gSl'lci July, Brs0gslS3c.
Western white, 599Glc; do mixed 57Ggbsc; Pennsyl.
vania, 5s6pGOc Hay quiet aud unchanged prime to
Provisions unchanged aud hrm; meas pork, Sis 800
10 ": bulk meats-shOuldeTs and clear-rib sides,
packed, 8NMli9c, Observation-Disclosures, 84C cleaT-rlb
sides, l5Isc hams il,l@i5c lard relned l2Ac. But
ter steady; Western packed, l6I5c; roll, lS0l2Gc.
Eggs lower and weak al 5c. Coffee dull Rio cargoes,
ordinary to fair, ssg9Ssc. sugar hrm son, gysc.
Whisky steady at 81 y. Receipts-FlOur, 3l07 bar
rels; wheat Ssll bushels corn, 1882 bushels; IT,
$40 bushels, Shipment heat, 1900 bushels corn
40 bushels saies-Whcat, i2i,6s0 bushesi corn
lO2 T3G bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
Police Court Notes.


John Moore has gone to Jail for fifteen days for
profanity.
josephine johnson, colored, has also been turned
over 10 General Croker for profanity,
Reuben Johnson, colored, who keeps n grocery
store on NJ street. between Twenty. fifth and
Twenty. sixth streets, was fined $50 or sixty days
for receiving stolen goods, knowing them TO be
stolen Ia lot of towels with the mark of the Treas.
ury Department stamped on them, and other arti-
cles), from two coored boys named william
Brown and Griffin Burke, who were sent to the
Reform School during their minority
Three circus cases came up for trial yesterday
The first was John Jefferson, colored man
charged with obsructipg the space IN front of the
ticket wagon and with being loud and boister0us
his personal bonds were taken william James
charged with suspicion, was seen with his hand
In lady's packet IN the crowd Monday night, hui
was dismis ed for want of conclusive ideuttca-
don. Thomas A. Gallagher, one Of Pinkerton's
detectives. detailed with the united shows, ap.
peared against James Frisbie, whom he caught In
the act of stealing n watch from Mr.. j. s, Sauls.
bury. The case was continued for MI. saulsbury's
evidence,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
DISTRICT COURTS.

Equity CoURT-JusTIcE Recommendations vs.
Stettnus; amendment to bill allowed To be filed
Suter VS.. Chandler sale ratified nls. Webster VS.
Webster; writ of Resistance ordered to issue. Raney
w. Green; appearance o. absent defendant ordered.
Chapman VS. Chapman; testimony before Joseph A.
Clarke, examiner, ordered taken. Portner vs. Leon.
ard testimony before Albert Harper ordered taken
SILVER vs.. Shiyer; auditors report finally ratified.
Looney VS.. Quilt rule on trustees returnRble May
ordered Magarty vs., Shipman; reference TO auditor
ordered ulrich vs., Ulrichi payment OF rent into
registry of court ordered. Paul vs. Paul testimony
before Rutledge Wilson ordered taken. Adjourned
till ~ q, m. to-day. Assignment, Nos to n.
COURT IN BANC-rHE CIIIEF.JusTICE AND Jus.
TicEs Cox AND JAMEs.-Toman VS.. Gill; affirmed
10 costs; ordered that the plaintiff recover his
costs III re Beniamin's estate (Justlce James re-
tires, and Justice Macarthur takes his place.; order
directed and found in penalty 5000 in of APP
peal Adjourned till ten a. m. to-day. Assignment
Nos, 10, Il, o, 20, 81, II, 81, 81, IS, and 30.
CRIMINAL CouRT-JusTIeE WYLIE.-Thomas j.
Blcksler, counierlei,ing; verdict guilty. Edward
Simpson 1.-TWO lndictments), forgery; pleads not
guilty. Albert t. Boone, consplracy motion TO
quash Indictment argued and overruled Adjourned
TIL ten ~. IN. today Assgnm, nt-John Henry Muir
ply, Ernest Outen Jennie William. George 1homp-
son, Thomas Jones, Thomas Wood, Edward Morref,
Charles Lille,
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New YorI. GcnernI Market.

NEW YOnK, May MISREPRESENTATION steady and
quiet TO fair extra, Is 1906 00 good to choice
do 90 O5@sO Corn opened unsettled and h@1c
better. closing weak, with the advance partly lost;
No, ungrAded, sOAGS5c; No, May, sS}sCgsi7Sc.
Oats opened A@Nc better and fairly active No. Q
COO. Coffee unchanged iu price and demand mOdGT-
ate; sales 1000 bags RIO No u May delivery 81 49, 500
bags do, fair, July delivery SOO1 Sugar without de-
cded change; sales $50 hhdH. Cuba MuscaVOdO for
70I7 7-l6c iRr TO good refining quoted at 7sG7 c;
refined quiet and weak; yellow c. 7'6@shc; white
extra q, al6pss4c; yellow do, 6zeg5tsc; oil a. SS6gYc
mould A, 8Kc; standard A, 6-i0G03ci cut LOAF l0c:
crushed iOaG powdered, l0iac; graduated exc;
cubes, I0Ac Molasse3 steady and demand moderate.
Rice quiet and held hrm. Pork was held somewhat
higher, closing strong, with trade only modernte
sales old MESA spot "a SOi6 90 for old els for new
extra prime flB 90 for new mess; May, ss a@is tO
Lard mlry active for speculation opening about e
higher and closed weak, With the advance lost saes
prime steam, spot,sl COOL o2Hi May sli 52Js9l 3d.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Tho state Grand Council nj rcd Mon viii meet
No, IN y, Dto,i,,,, ,, :, '' W W ~ W."
NrtdoIt nos hoct, c,,or,oiriu, tho Nortb Caro-.
lima Press kssocioiion
MI ,,,'t.t a. a. ,,,,.,a ,,.,,,,,,, h,,.o
han ,li,iua,et,n IFS ~ hislIinu 'ou"E ""'V
peen eNungulshed DIV copious rams.
Mr keulofd ana ny. WalH, OF klchmouu oln
VI WHOM WIZ recently ptHalEbvu' hiv lupIVNiut
post Office has been established nj Lola
Rockingham County, and NJ i. Beurd appointed
postmaster
special meeting of the Boardof Visitors OF tie
University Of Virginia Is called nj Richmond to-
morrow MAY ~.
MIR II. w. Tyler n well known citizen Of Rich
mond and owner OF large properly In Rockets, Is
dangerously Ill.,
The new law which abolishes whipring ut the
post f,r punishment Tor crime took effect from and
after MAY (Mouday)
Tbo o,,,,,,s az ,,,an,, coo,,rod tobocco In bond
rr,,n p;,r I,,r, d,ri"s inc ,I,nNfb endsd suns
AZ o,,, onn1ed - saS sshh rn,,nds
I, ,', w. ,,i1,, NJ e,o,rs.
s nHst,nN;igrs were coiilss0ineu AZ iV.,UW ,
Sd Np sn,s,nSa peoo. al i,rogST,td Snvfh
Couuty - ~
il, 4. -. a. .o,,,. Il. 1r,.hta,a
=, n ulsenSe ~ gong lne Iounus III nlBh'euI i
CNumnuut! hHSuulg my Eyes VI Inen, M9eui 1 ~
eniiutcn tne VEINS uec9ihe c9nges'eu' ""u WV
optc appears s"oheh alu plouu -suo'.
The payroll OF the Chesapeake and ONO Com
pany amounts TO over $4,000 month, ana their
paymasicr goes as fur as Lexington KY, once
month, About ten days Is required tor the Trip.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
.LNoEnT eIosnss are bid prices. and are not in
Three-day bIlis.. iSo,s sixty-day bllls...... IS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Money loaned down from 3's
per cent to per cent? and closed at 2ia3 per cent
Exchange was steady at 4S6l@4s7 for long and 4SJ'i
64s0A for short sight. Governments were irregu-
lar. state bonds were dull and irregular Railroad
bonds were moderately active and strong. The
transactions aggregated 3jO0OOshares, including Della
wnre, Lackawauna and Western, lsiOO; Denver and
Rio Grande, 1880; Erie, 500; Kansas and Texas,
1890 Lake Shore. 1850 Louisville and Nashville,
1850; Michigan Central, 1900 Missouri Pacific,
1900 New Jersey Central, II OO New York Central,
2iOOO; Reading, 500 ST. Paul, l0iQO; st. Paul and
Omaha 5000; Texas Pacific, l7,7OG Western Union,
LfOG Nashville Chattanooga and st. Louis, 400;
East Tennessee 1000 Northern Pacific, 2l,OOO Wa
hns Pacific II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
Thos. j. Fisher 81 CO.,


TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
LOTS SOUTH OF MOUNT pLEASA M, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF X NEsAW AVENUE WEST
OF FOURTEENTH STREET 1iOAD.
BY virtue of decree passed by the supreme Court
Of the District OF Columbia Will sell ut public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, the % day of May, 1882, ut Q
o'clock D. M, the promises, lots numbered II, ~,
~, a. IS, and 10, OF john Shermnns subdivision OF
parcel OF land called Kcnnesaw, rs recorded In the
office OF the surveyor OF the District of Columbia.
Terms. Oneourth cash. and the balance At 0, ~,
and IL monha, for which the notes Of the purchaser,
bearing interest from the day OF sale will be taken,
aud lien retained on the property sold.
These lots part Of the tract OF land north NJ the
Columbian College property. west OF Fourteenth
street extended and hui short distance from Bound
airy street, In a rapidly improving neighbnrhood
Lot No. II contains about ~ OOJ square feet aud the
other lots from about 1000 to 00 square feet each.
REGINALD FENDALfa
No. a25 FOur-aud- a-lalt street, ,r.,,,,oo.
VIM i. MATTINGI.Y, i'u''VeS
nDf0-dtg No JlJ Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
THE COMMISSIONERS.
current transactions NJ The various Dis-
trIct OGicsa.

The Commissioners, IN response to n commune
cation from the cart drivers employed by the Park
ing Commission asking for more pay say that no
increase will be made until afler July l.
The conlrnct for resurfocing certain Streets bids
for which were opened Monday, has been awarded
To Colonel II. l.. Crawford.
There Is no school furniture In the hands ofthe
Dlstuct property clerk suitable for the three new
school buildings IN course Of erection including
INC high school, nor have the Commis soncrs
power 10 order any under the present laws. The
recent District deficiency bill has in II clause APP
proprning $1,000 for this uiniture but II has net
yet been acted upon
The following police changes went into effect
yesterday: Privntcs j. @. Harper, Eli Rilcy, aud
w. r. Benton, transferred from the Third To the
fOutth Pcccuot, aud W. l.. Gates, NJ l.. Fisher,
ana g. w. Cranier, from the Fourth to the Third
Precinct.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcIai transactions ms Recorded
Yestertluy.

Mr.. F. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons in real estate In the District yesterday US re-
ported TO him By the Recorder OF Deeds;
CITY PROPERTY.
on O street north, between Thirteenth and Four
teenh streets west part of suhlo 49, square $40 az by
loo feet) May Belle CogTove 10 George Mason $4,000
ON Twelfth street west between and 7 streets
north, sublot ~, square $40 ~ by % feet inch,
Josephine w. Hector ct vir. TO Ellida ]. Middleton,
$500
on street north between First and Second streets
east original lot square 90 (2Jby IA feet) Benjamin
o. West 10 Leon IobrineT nominal.
ON street north, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west subos IS and 49, square 90 i2by 100 feetl Ed
win Harris ct al. trustees, TO llliza Brown, -.
on / street nOrth between Sixth ana Seventh
streets west sublOt Il, square 462 Us feet by depth)
Emily a. Royce to Belle H. Royce, s9,iOo.
ON ID street south, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets west part OF subo P square 201 ga by 90 feet
John b. Thompson, trustee, TO Esau L. Johnson
In the rear OF Nineteenth street, between NJ and
N streets north-in the rear of snblot l2-suhOt so.
square 1870 (2l by rs feeD, William II. Goddard to An
drew A. Humphrey, s,A55,M
ON New Hampshire avenue 30 feet 10 Inches, and q
feet 40 inches West rwentyhrst street. part OF lot
10 square 70, J. Q, q. Kennedy, trustee, 10 Thomas
Frederick, $3.50
su6iot 49, square a0l, Rawlings sub, Emma T. Raul
ings TO Hosea II. Moulton, u 300.
COUNTY,
Mount Pleasant, east part Of lot 20, BENJAMIN II
Miller 10 Albert q. Kingsley, s2O7G
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TTNHE GREAT ,,.,.,,,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP-

IN EFFECT JANUARY ~. 1851
TRAINS LEAVE WASutNGrOH, nom Station
For pittsburg aud tho West Chicago Limited Express
of Pullman Hotel aud sleeping Cars, at $50 a. M,
daily; Fast Line, 1880 M daily, with Sleeping Cars
800 T., m. daily, with Palace Cars TO Pittsburg and
Slncinnsu; Mail Express $50 D. m. daily for Fits
BSLTiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnandnigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, G51
p IN, daily, except saturday, with Palace Cars 10
For Wilnmsport, Lock Haven and ElmIra Mt g3)
n m. daily. except sunday.
For New York and the East 800 n. NJ, 1890 M. 3O
p. m. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars,
800 4. m; daily, except SUNDAY ,,..- .-....,
For Brooklyn NJ aii through Trains eSonneS,
afording direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoiding
double ferrlage across New York city.
For philadelphia sou m, iGil NJ G5V ol9' VIZ G
=. m Limited Express, $50 IL H. daily, except
For Baltimore, s:io 500 esO 1890 a. m ana i.3o 100
$40, $40 $50, $50 and lGD p. M; on Sunday, 500
$50 ~ M, l:3O, $40 7;SO, 1850 and lO;s0 p m.
For Popes Creek Line, O:iO H. M ana EiO D. H. daily
except sunday.
For Annapolis, $40 and $40 p. daily, except
Alexandria AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, $50. 100 900 1Oo, and lies a. M.
Am, 500 go 500 and 1880 M: ON Sunday, at 900
H2O HOO, and HES u. IN. ana 500 y. m. 80,
For Richmond and the South ,6:Oand ll;a1 a. IN dally
aud $500 y. IN. daily, except SUNDAY, , o.oo eo,
Trains leave Alexandria for WaShinsIoni huV SUD
and 1900 midnight; on sunday, NJ 500 500 ana lOOJ
a. M, 200 aud g;.D y. m, ,.
Tickets and information at inc, once, nofthes'
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and At the station, where orders can De lct hr
the checking of baggage TO destination trom notes
anu 'e'''' J. II. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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MALARIA.

Persons may avoid all
Pailacks by Occasionally
5 Liver Regulator TO keep