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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

The state auditor has issued instructions re-
quiring that all resident merchants licenses OF
$3.50 be paid at once.
The gus main will beextended next week on Pitt
street, nom Wilkes street TO the bridge pump, and
a gas light viii be put up there.
The resignation OF Mr., L. Marbury as a council
man from the second ward has been accepted, and
an election TO fill the vacancy ordered on July O.
The auditor is making a thorough examination
of the old documents stored In his office, and the
useful ones will be placed In bound books aud in
deNed.
The committee on streets has completed the re.
construction Of the sewer across Princess street.
near Royal but the lots north of 1t will need 10 be
raised before the sewer will drain them.
The three mastod schooner William Mason
Captain Whitman Chase, IT,. now unloading ice ut
the wharf Of Messrs Il. A. Reed Il Co., hys the
broom as the fastest vessel in the United States.
Things are quiet along the wharyes, with very
few arrivals OF vessels The coal dealers are busy
getting In supplies Of anthracite, but yet there
is hardly anything doing In Cumberland coal,
which Is scarce and wanted.
John II. johnston esq, one Of the most promi-
nent citizens Of the county, died yesterday morn
ing. aged about 90 years. Mr. Johnston had been
a magistrate for q number Of years, was a school
trustee Mt tie time Of his death, and had held
other positions of honor and trust The funeral
will take place this afternoon at o'clock.
The Johns will case came up In the circuit court
OF Fairfax yesterday afternoon, John Johns, who
is contestng the will Of his father, Bishop Johns,
counsel has sued out an injunction to prevent the
clerk OF the circuit court OF Fairfax from furnish
ing the baltimore court with copy of proceed
ings showing that the will was properly probated
IN Virginia, and this injunction was argued yes
terday afternoon.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season report concerning tho
condition Of the water ut Great Falls will be pub.
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqucduct office, Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement: Very turbd, 0 to s; turbid,
to 10; slightly turbid Is to p: clear, % to So
Condition Of the water, June IL wednesday,. at
Great Falls 2lS at receiving reservoir 80; at dis
tributing reservoir, 30.
Street lamps Lighted at $50, Knight, and extin-
pushed at $50 n. M tomorrow.
u About 3:lo p, m. yesterday white boy named
Thomas A. Williams, aged II years, while crossing
struck by the polo of carfinge driven by Jacob
Magruder aud knocked down, receiving a severe
scalp wound with fracture of bone OH the head
near the len car. The boy was taken to BIZ @, s
drug store where tho wound was dressed by Drs.
Bowie Tyler and Suter, amer which he was taken
to his home iii Twenty.ninth street. The
driver was taken 10 the station by officer Gates,
The matter Investigated, and, as there appeared 10
be no blame atacUd TO him, he was permitted TO go.
Mcssrs. Hartley Brothers received yesterday per
cnnal-boat whiting 500 bushels Of wheat.
Several moro schoJncs have arrived from
Hayre de Grace with coal for Mayheld q Heiston.
The Indies Of Grace Episcopal Church give a
tfnwbtr festival tO-n night, No doubt II Will be
pleasant entertainment,
Tuesday evening we noticed quite q large party
Of merry maidcns aud gallant tars IN row boats on
Rock Creek. Having become tired of tue monot-
ony OF rowing OH the river, they persuaded the
genial keeper at the outlet TO pass them through
inc lock, aud they seemed to be enjoying Them
selves hugely.
Three thousand FIVE hundred bushels of wheat
sold yesterday at sl.3S.
High lido June II Thursday at 7:1s a. m. and
$40 p. m.
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Nrw YoRK, June ii.-Southcrn flour heavy, with
fair Inquiry common to fair cxtrn, IS 5O01G 49, good
TO choice do % 50ds o. Corn opened ii6g2sc lower,
afterward recovered. and advanced 46Disc, closing
weak, with most of the Improvement lost; ungraded,
7d9sic; No. g. June, TTa7ilsc; oats h@ic higher on
spot No. 8, 6slsc. Coffee dull and somewhat noml-
nal. Sugar duh and rather weak; fair TO good reiin-
Ing quoted ut 7a6g7ac.; refined weaker; yellow 9,
yellow, TsD &c; white extra G, SA6ls'sc; yellow do,
ltWS6c; yellow 76p75Ic; OF \, Sstps;ac; mould A,
yac. confectionery A. Hif standard A. 9dNil G; cut
Loaf, 10sMlOs; crushed, i0'.C powdered, l0glOsc;
granulated, 9se; cubes. lo@lQlc. Molasses dull and
unchanged. liice firm, with n fair inquiry. Fork
laily active and very strong; options Shade higher
mess, spot, tlg 7Jr % ~ old, 2jS1 OIL Or new July
go So August, s2i TO- Mddlcs scarce and nominate
long clear, aiic Lard shade higher. subsequently
weaker and Qe ,ned l1tul2s per luO pounds, closing
depressed with an active speculative trading; prime
steam spot ell So; June, Ell Tis@ll 90 July 81 So
81 B2It August, ell 81 sli2 Oo September 81 We g
l2U's; October, Ell W ola 01s; November, sll 80 y
u & December, Ell 75a II SIS. year, ell 1O9l ia;
city steam, ell 81; refined, continent, ell 90
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REAL ESTATE.
The OmcinI Transactions as Recorde.
YeAterdnY.


Yesterday.
Mr.. J. F. olmstead presents the following transac-
tons In real estate In the District yesterday, re-
ported to him by the Recorder of Deeds.
CITY PROPERTY.
On Ninth street east between South Carolina
by depth), Henry stopsock to George Y. Thorpe,
onG street NORTH between Fourth and Fifth streets
west part of sub a. square 5s as feet front by about
On Second street Between pP and S0iy iSS
north north half OF subiot H. square 7i9 3 feet "a
On Maryland avenue, between Third and Fourth
8 FEET %ood6ar Br trustee 70 Vincent
M. Power and James White, ss,O16.
nSrn 9o g aP S1 P Of q c 81 feet
IN the rear Of subot Il, on street, between l. and
~ 300 50 iset' susan T. ok'o'o Hugh H. N''"'rey'
and Eghlccnth streets west. subiot g. square iG6 26
feet II Inches by depth) Robert Mcknight ct al exec
uors. TO the widow and heirs OF w. C. Denney, nomi-
On Twelfth street west, between p and 9 streets
front by 100 feet, Enoch Rdgway to Frank b. Smith,
On Twelfth street west, between and d streets
north north half OF lot 10 square 29 ca feet inches
front by 100 fee Charles Colin trusteeet al TO Frank
on street north, between Seventeenth and Elgh.
By 5 feet 81 nshes john E ss Williams s.
EdmonsIon, S3iO.
on Marylaid avenue between Four.and-a-half and
Sixth streets west lot .. reservation ID i3 feet front
by ~ feet inches) 4. Thomas Bradley trustee,
Harriet e. Wood. 5000,
ON Third street west. between NJ and N streets
SOUTH part of subot 70, square 55 as feet ~ inches
front by 100 feet 10 inches), VIM, Jones to Edward
O'Nel $780,
On Four-and.a-lalf street west, between l. and NJ
south north half Of lot 81 square sol "a feet
front by IS feet Edward A. Thomas TO Andrew ].
Simpson, $50.
tees to Elizabeth j. Rocks. 1857 90.
Beatty & Hawkns's addition to Georgetown part OF
love, t4O1
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a. 55 do extra Is OOI5 81 Rio brands, a 25d7 81;
Baltimore high grade ihniiy, s. co. do winter whoa,
patent q IS. Mhpat-southern dull and nominal;
Western easier; Southern red u s3pi JS do amber,
81 agGpi II: No Ustcrn winter rel, spot, 81 ISL
Oh 8G June. 81 3sh6Dt 80 July, Al 23'ss1i "a Augu 81,
~ l6'sd1 10 September, ~ Isl al 1876. tOrn-SOuihern
quiet and nrmer; Western tirnct Southern white,
g1c; do yello y, sGc Western MIXED, spoi, Sls bid
aisle; September, Sole bid oats rm; Southern, 500
&c; Western Whte, D0nG2c; DO mixed, bSdWC
Pennsylvania O0i1G2c. Rye duh AT 75s0c. Hay quiet
prime to choice Pennsylvan q aud Maryland, SlG %
tal1Ol Provisions higher aud strong mess pork,
t20 75tn22 -. bulk mpats-shOuldCrs and clenr.rib
sides PACKED, i0sWl3Sc hacon-shouldcrs, lac
cenr-rib SIDES iiac. hams 5h dlCc lard refined ~
Butter steady; Western packed. itd?nc.; creamery.
lobe Eggs dun at 9lc. Colec steady RIO carg1es,
ordinary TO far, S6IOisc. Sugar Quict a son NltC
Whisky quiet at 81 %. Heceipts- Flour O3j barrels;
wheat, li2i bushels; corn, 252g bushels oats, l96
bushels rye, none. ShipmentsWhCnt, l,f8l bushels;
corn, none salcs-whent 26j,ivO bushels corn, sl,-
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IoTETD.

CASEY.-on sunday, 18th instant, at p. M, PAT
RICK j. CASEY, in the 2ith year OF his age.
Tue remains are In the vnult IN Hollywood Gem
etery. The carriages Will leave bis late residence
June Is
CLFMENT.-On June II. RAPHAEL u. CLEMENT,
infant son of II. d. Clement, aged months.
FuLeral Thursday, June H. at A D. M, from resi-
dence, 63l street northwest
FoRD.-MRs. MARY ELLA FORD, of heart disease,
at Portsmouth, Va
Her remains will be inferred at Rock Creek Gene
terry Friday afternoon at B O'Clock. ~
BAXTER.-At Derby Line Vermont, on June H.
1881 ELLEN j. BAXTER, widow ofthe late Hon. Por.
tus Baxter, In the list year of her age.
DOIlSEY-on Tuesday. June 10, 1sS2 at $40 y. M
Edward ]. Dorsey, In the Tth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family resnect
fully invited 10 attend his funeral Thursday, June
10, at 10 O'Clock m from the residence OF his son
in.law f. ID. Downing, No. $40 Four-and.a-halt street
southwest. Interment at Alexandria, Va. 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15
SECONDHAND GOODS.
PILES! PILESl PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching, and W.
ecrntcd Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
ian Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment a single box has cured the worst
chronic cases OF twenty-five orthirty years stand
ing No one need suffer five minutes AFTER apply
Ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions
instruments, and electuarles do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs the tumors
Rllays the intense itching particularly at night
Ailer getting warm in bed, acts poultice, gives
Instant and painless relief and is prepared only
for Piles, itching OF the private parts. and fol
nothing else
Read what the Hon. J, NJ. Coflinberry, Of Cleve,
land, says about DR.. Williams Indian Pile ONT
ment: ~ have used scores Of Pile cures, and II
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and permG-
neht reliefas DIR. Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott & Cromwell, or mailed on re-
Ncelrt Of price, 81. HENRY co. Proprietors,
A&Th e. Vescy street, New York City
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DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CouRT-JusTIoE Cox-Haislip VS.. Mar
shall; Il. ii: Thomas appointed guardian ad Item.
Gordon va. FAINT: William A. Gordon ordered to
make certain payments. In re Josephine Todd testi-
mony before an examiner ordered taken. Groat VS..
OUare: reference to auditor to tax costs ordert d.
Russ vs.. Graham motion to quash execution and re-
tax Ct SITS overruled. Morsell Harrison; convey
ance ordered and NJ. T.. Harrison made trustee to
convey. Dalnney vs.. Delaney; Francis Miller APP
pointed guardian I'D litem Holman VS.. Gutter: sale
ordered and T. Il. Waggamnu and q. H. Hamilton
appointed trustees to sell Adjourned till 10 a. m. to-
day. Assignment-Nos 6, II, r. Is, 10, 10, IL, 20 "a,
anu D.
CIR UT CoURT-JusTIcE Northumberland
We. DAv IS; on tfill. Mullett VS. National Brick Ma
chine Company; order set aside and jud gment
ms att d. Adjourned I'LL ten "a to. day. Assign
ment-t alendar Nos. o. IS, 49, iUl a. Oh l26, l0J SIS
o. Us, and ~
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y; X. WUVD. GenernI Passenger Age
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUpLERl
Steel. RAIISl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE WEST VI, WASHINGTON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-15

The total moItality In the District of Columbia
for the week ending Saturday, May TO- 1882 was 80,
being % less than during the week preceding, or
at the rate of 1G.47 per 1000 per Gnnum. OF the
decedents, 16 were white males, II white females,
II colored males, and IL colored females, making
nn annual death rate of 1877 per 1000 for the white
population aud 20.S6 for the colOred. There were
81 births tepored, VIZ, 90 white males 10 white
females II colocd males, and II cOlnred females,
making mn annual birth rate of 1871 PEI 1000 for
the white and 2S for the colorcd population. Mar
riages reported 2O-white II, colored B. Still.
births, 7-white 3, colorcd
The total mortality tor the month of May, 1882
was 326, or ut the rate of 2030 per 1000 per an
mum. The death rate was 1.3S in the 1000 of pop.
ulation less than the mean rate for the months OF
May for the past eight yeaIs.
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juiadts
United States NIorshal,s Sale.

by virtue OF writ OF fiery facas issued out of the
Clerks office of the Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell ut public
SALE for cash ut the house door OF said District
on SATURDAY the first day OF July, 1882, ut ~
o'clock M all the right, title, claim and Interest of
the de endant in and TO the following described
June 1873 to witt All that piece and parcel Of land
In the District OF Columbia, and east OF the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac, and known part Of tract
called AarOn's.n Beginning on the Marlboro road
Mt the distance of twelve perches from stone placed
In the southwest OF said tract, and running
thence Co the sixth line thereof thence south 80 de-
grees 55 minutes. East to the end of said sixth
hne thence along the seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth,
aud eleventh lines of said tract to tile end OF the
eleventh line thence by such lines will strike tie
thirteenth line at the Marlboro road, and thence
along said road to the place OF beginning, together
with all and singular the improvements thereon
condemned as the property of Daniel Lee to satisfy
execution No. 1897 In favor Of w. l.. Cottre a Co.
samuel and Peter L. Bacon. - - ,,,,-r,,
US. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloncer.
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monumen, 10 CoIored So,d,crs.

AT a large aud enthusiastic meeting held under
the auspices OF Union Bethel Literary and His
ioric Association, May 80, Mt the close of paper
on THE Negro in tho Rebellion" presented by
George NJ. Arnold, esq, n resolution was adopted
insructing the president TO appoint committee
of seven, four cN-solders and three civilians, Ia
devise ways and means for the purpose OF erect
the colored soldiers who fell in the rebellion
Amer consulting with the advisory board ant
waiting upon the gentlemen suggested the prc'i'
dent of the association announced the names O
the committee ut the regular meeting last Tues.
day evening rs follows: Ex-sodlers Lewis II
Douglas, George M. Arnold, NJ. NJ. Holland. Rev
William Waring civilians, j. W. CROMWELL Bishop
]. NJ. Brown, and Professor Storum.
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Notice to md. Vernon PASSENGERS

The steamer W. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built aud furnshed H. H.
BLAkE A., OAptain), Is tho only boat AlOWei 70 land
pnSsCngers al MOnnt Vernon Wharf Round trip, 81.
Including admission to Mansion aud GI9undA
steamer leaves seventh street DAILY lhunday aA'
cepted) M 10 n m. aud returns about y, m,
" j, MCH HOlLlNGSWOtlH,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon AsaOclAtloli-
l.. l.. BLAKE, steamer w, W. Corcoran. lal
VNVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
~ AT REASONABLE RATE
AT THE REPu BLlCAN OFFICE
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bUhINEAhUHN BALANCES.
,.,,.-,.. ts72dO6H 10 Currency r.... S5,752553 70
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brilliant SnInr Halo.

Yesterday morning about 10 o'clock the atten-
ton Of many persons was attracted by perfectly
distinct and unusually large circle of prismatic
colors, as distinctly defined as in perfect rain
bow, around the sun. II was a solar halo which
is comparatively rare, and therefore n curious us
well as beautiful sight, but II has no scientific
value, aud furnishes no dota for meteorological
prediction. Haos are formed from the refraction
and reflection of the rays of light BY the minute
snow crystals of the cirrus cloud.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHlSGToN, May ~, 1889.
Sealed proposals separately for Wood and Coal
Endorsed aud addressed TO the Secretary Ofthe Navy
will be received nntll y o'clock M, SATURDAY,
June q, to supply the Navy Department and Offices
thereOfin Washington, with fliel viz;
50O tons extra hard White-Ash Furnace Coal,
10 tons Whitc-Ash Nut Coal
10 tons Reddish Stove Coal
reserying the right 70 order as much more or either
Furnace, Stove, or Nut IN tho Department may re-
quire, AT the same price.
All the coal to he Of the best quality, free from dirt
and slate, and Inspected by sworn Inspector at the
cost OF the contractor; 2,2iO pounds to The ton
~ cords, more or less, Spruce Pine Wood
25CyTds, more or less, Hickory Wood
All of the wood to be Of the best quality and In.
specled by sworn Inspector 1T the cost OF the con
tractor.
The Coal and Wood to be delivered at the Navy
Department. or office for which required, by the par
ties to whom the contract or contracts may be award
cd, In sneh quantities rs tho convenience OF the De-
pRrtment may require. $500
The right 70 reject, any and al bids or to accept
any portion ofany bid Is reserved and the successful
bidder will no required 10 furnish bond In the sum
Of 1000 MS guarantee Of aiihul perlOr lance OF
the contract which may be awarded HIM,
No contract Will be awarded under thiN advertise
ment until an appropriation shall have been made
by Congress for the purchase Of the luel required
WM T.. CHANDLER,
my25Ths-st Secretary ofthe Navy
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Charles Smith was fined $40 or thirty days for
destroying private property, in breaking the win
dows of house No. 1877 Wilberger street.
An old man named August French pleaded
gully TO being n suspicious person, and was sent
to the Workhouse for thirty days.
belle Dickson, colored, was sent to the farm for
vagrarcy.
John Johnson, colored, was fined IS for assault
ing Annie Parker, also colored. An appeal was
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E.N dividend.
tNoTE.-The closngs are bid prices, and are not Il
cluded IN the high and low.


by AAsOVlHIeu FTtHS.
NEW YORK, June H.-Money loaned down from
TO per cent ana closed offered at per cent. Ex-
4s0S for short sight. Governments were II per cent
lower for extended o. q per cent higher for extended
Is, and unchanged for Iss and Is State bonds were
Inactive. Railroad bonds were strong. Transactions
aggregated $4,000 shares, including Delaware Lacka
wanna, and Western, 1890; Central Pacific 5sUG
Denver aud Rio GTande 32UO; Erie, l4l06 Kansas aud
Texas $4,000 Lake shore, 1920; Louisville and Nash
vile, 2IOOG Michipan Central, si0g Memphis and
Charleston 40O Missouri Pacific l10; NOrilNes term
5401; New Jersey Central, l5.IOG New York Central
l2Wg Northern Pacific, 1900; Reading 2iG0O s..
Paul g0OG ST. Paul and Omaha, II, 800 Texas Pacific,
81 SOG Union Pacific, ll3Jf Wabash Pacific 1905
Western Union, 26,7O0
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fluctuations by w. =. Hoge.l
WARRINGTON. June 1.-THE offerings to-day
amounted TO 30 cattle, i5OJ sheep and lambs
and % cows and calves. Market for cattle opened
duh and continued throughout, with sales of best
nary quality sustained q more serious mark down
from last weeks sales. Several cattle, sheep aud
lambs, aud cows and calves remain uusold. Best TO
choice cattle, is@sjsc.; common to good. iDlc;
sheep 3'sQG5c.; lamb, 6gGSc; cows aud calves, 80
fdtH.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoncer.
lnln.IIa
United States MarshaPs Sale.

By virtue Of writ Of ier facas issued out Of the
Clerks Office OF the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, and TO me directed, Will sell ~ public
mile for cash. Mt the Courthouse door OF said District,
TUESDAY the 10Th day OF June, 1a, At " o'clock
ni all the right titlc and interest of the defendant
In and TO the following described real estate TO wit;
An undivided sixth interest In lots Nos. o. ~ %,
and 90 In block No a lots and o. No. 10; lots Nos.
and 2 In block No. 81, of IsherwoOd, IN said District,
according TO the plot thereof by Edwark Clark and
plat book Alexander L. shepherd folio 2; 60.
Also the following lots IN the city OF washington
n snlI District Wis Lots Nos II and II square O.
b; lot NO 2, III square west OF square NO. ~ LOT no.
Y, in square No %; lot No D ii, square No 80; lot
No 5, In square south of square No Oi; lot NO IN
square No. 1907 lot No q, In s.. Nineen,,s Orphan
Asylum subdivision Of lots IN square No 1917 lot No.
IN square No SO part Of lot No. ls In slu re 10;
t0i being the 20 feet rom mont to rear adJoinlng The
west 10 feet Of said lott lot No 3 y square No .G9
SS3; lot No square No COZ 9tsg and II u square
No. GoSi lot No. and the north half of lot NO ~ In
square No 60; lot No 0, In square NO GlS lot no 8
IN square east OF square south OF square No. G61 lot
No. H. IN square No. 7i3; lots Nos % a. 20. and ~, IN
bquare No S26; lot No. ], In square NO Nv; lot NO
IN square No. 0S2; lot No. @, In square NO. OJ; LOT
No D. In square south of square No 107 lot No. 90 In
No. 1O7j west 30 feet from front to rear OF lot No.
IN square No 1918; lots No. 10 and II, In square No
0s6; lots Nos. J, 49, 10, and H. IN square No lilo
levied upon as the property of William ID. Todd TO
6nlt, Bro. & Co. G. Il, HENRY,
jui-d&ds u. g. Marshal,
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4, N. ,,,,.. LEAVE WAsiiNGToN. - '''-'
press, Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis.
s.oo an No. TS,h.IcagS. ,,,,,,,,, ,,,..
ne E pFs.s City, and Way Stations
C;SosBal,imorc, Annapolis, and Way. (Piedm ont
SiraSDprg, Winchester, llagerstown, aud Way
s:iG-point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
Slopprhladelphle New York and Boston Express
SiozStaunlon and Valley Express. Connects for
iHagerstown and at Point of Rocks for Frcder-
tGOo- Baltimore, Hyattsviile. and Laurel Express
stopsat louisville, Annapolis Junction, Jessups.
80, and Dorseys. On Sunday stops AT all stations
lO;OOTBaltimore Express. stops at Hyattsville and
tiOaO-Pitt burg, Chicago, Cincinnati aud st. Louis
Express. Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati and Chi
, =, cago.
i&iOssiB9lltimore, Elllcott City Annapolis and Way
il:SS5-on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
t3;OO-Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
$50 baltimore and Way Stations winchester.
Frederick, Hagerstown, aud Way, via RrISy5
4:1O-Baltimore, Hyattsvile, and Laurel Express.
irTedisrIck, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
-Bai5imSTs AEnnTPos and Way Stations
chester a. and WSy sat9ns, (o1 Sunday to Point
t5:iS%B%tinoro Expre.s WIar 3S2 and Way.
o.o, via Relay stops at Hyatsvllle and Laurei)
ts;So-bsti9o nc and Way SS ns'0"S'
seopiSg To and Detroit Express
clio Baltimore Express.
t0:5j-Phiadephia, New York. and Boston Express.
49, Sleeping Cars TO New York.
tiO:iO-ChicaEo, Cincinnati, and st, Louis Express.
CagO
1890 baltimore and Way Stations
tDniy tSunday only. Oiher trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
For further Information apply ut the baltimore md
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station, GlO and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue. corner of Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in the clty, -
VIM. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation, baltimore
G. X. LORD,
General PASSENGER rent nnitItnnrn