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BALTIMORE Oct A--Virxinia g. consols 81 !;
do second series. 35S; do. ten-forties Az bid
to-day
BALTIMORE. Oct, M-cot.on quie.-middhns.
Ia. Flour unchanged Wheat southern firm western
inactive and h.sher-southern red. l.07al.1 IL; do.
amber. l-USal 10: No 2 western winter red, spot,
l0S asked. ccSob 1-0Iz. al. 0SE: November. Lea
LOO. Decernber l. 10 bid: January l. IL bid; Feb
rr2ry, l. i2.s bid Gem southern scarce and firm:
western higner-southern white, 81 do. yellow rs
western mixed. SPIT "a bid for fresh October 1874
1sf >oNember, 13S43H; November new or old, ~
asked November ana or December. 5.a64: Januafy,
5ysa atO- Oats irregular and uIsetted-soutbern 4lS4T
do red rust proof 37a40; western white 44as6 do
mixed. 4Oa4i: Pennsylvania. 43as1. Rye dull 6OA6S
Hay unchanged. Provisions firm and UNCHANGED.
Butter higher and hrn-western packed 2la22
creamery. S2s4. Eggs steady. "a. Petroleum I'M
CHANGED. Coffee steafy-Rio caryoes ordinary to fair
TAs9x; Sugar frIn-A soft 9s; copper redned quiet,
unchanged Receipts.adf1nr; .9i2 harris; wheat
rye. eco bushels Shipments-wheat. s. 600 bushels
corn 7I2 -hes. Sse-wheaI, 3l2. $50 bushels;
2In. COO bushGls-
Exchange-lOng, 4Sl5; do short. 4S5&- State bonds
Neglected Governments GENERALLY unchanged. Cotton
dull and easier
NEW YORK. Oct. l4.-FIour quiet and steady
Wheat fairly active and Aak cent better Corn 3sas
cent better. Pork firm, % so. Lard firm. H. 20.
LONDON. Oct II, 80 T. H. Atlantic and Great
Western first mortgage trustees certificates. 81 y
y ew YORK Central ISe59. Illinois Central, lac
Pvrnsy yans Central t61s. Reading, 321s- Ontario
and Western, 2S7s.
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San FRANCISCO, oct. IA POrtl nd. Oregon,
Dispatch says: Cen Wheaton, commanding in
eastern oregon. who sent troops to the scene OF
the labOrerS' strike on the Northern Pacin. rail-
road, telegrapA5 that there is now no need of
them, and that no acts OF violence have been COM
mitted 1t is believed that the strike is over
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RoBBISG GRAvE-The grave OF John Knox,
formerly prominent resident OF Amsterdam. N.
Y, in the cemetery at West Charleton, near there
has been robbed, ami no traces b. found OF the
body. The robbery was discovered by opening
the grave TO change the position OF the remaknD
preparatory TO erecting a monument In the family
lot The motive OF the gbouls rs not known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14

The ma nagers OF the movement for an indepenr
dent judicial ticket nave ISSUED an appeal 20 ~
citizens o. Baltimore. which has been signed ~
large number or prominent citizenA
Several nsmes were preSente1 60 the dcmocr4Uo
Joint conference for mayor In New York last nXok
The conference adjourned without making oetoos
tim
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for CONGRESS


ROCHESTER, y. Y, oct 14jh.-The democrats of
The Both district to-day nominated Col. HIS. Green
leaf for Congress
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JUDGE E. W. KEIGHTLEY, third auditor of the
Treasury, Will leave here this evening to take
part in the Michigan campaign.
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GEN Crooks INDIAN PoLICY.-A dispatch from
Tucson, AT, says Gen. Crook has issued instruc-
tons to the military officers In his department.
looking to the gradual establishment OF civil gov
eminent among the reservation Indians He says
he finds among the Indians much diStrust OF the
whites particularly Of the soldiers, and he urges
upon the officers the necessity or exercising strict
justice in all their dealings with all the Indians,
promising that they VIII be held to q strict &C
count for their acts.
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telegram from Ohio TO the n Y. Times sayso
There has been for several years a GOODNESS b.
tween Gov. Foster and ex-Gov. Thomas L Your.
the present member OF Congress from Cincinnaa.
Mr.. Young predicted the defeat OF the republlcsA
party directly after the legislature passed tt
Sunday law and the Pond bill he has OF late beoa
very loud IN his denunciation OF Gov. Foster -
account OF his night against the liquor Haff1c -
now conducted. Yesterday Gov Foster receives
the following very remarkable, II not insul1uI,
telegram from his predecessor:
CINCINNATI. OHIO. Oct L.
To Charles Foster. Governor. Columbus. Ohio:
CONCENTRATIONS your only victory in any rebenio
OF the soldier ement of party, and the Germans q
this and other cities IN Ohio VIII ever appreSae yo@
This afternoon Gov. Foster replied 70 the above
as follows:
COLUMBUS. ONO. OCT. Ii.
To the Hon. Thomas L. Young. CINCINNATI:
Your Telegram received. Your irony 10 excrutsting.
soldier (when sober) not 10 inslnua3
cowardice in oilers. 1 happy the fact thstI
made square, honest fight for taxation of the hquoR
traf and the sunday closing # sAoons Up0n fhoD
questions shall not take backward step. aud II hg
1t out this he. d,ny your right 70 speak for IL
Grand Army OF the Republic or the Germans upon tn
subject CHARLES FOSTER
1t is believed that these two kilograms will De IN.
Strumental in stirring up bitter strife betveeo
the Garfield republicans and stalwarts and that
this is but the beginning or the staiwart war O.
Foster, In order TO Kill him as candidate for tho
Senate year hence, should the republicans gam
control OF the general assembly next fall
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The PINE RIDGE INDIAN AGENCY.-Agenf Town.
send OF the Indian department, who has been at
the Pine Ridge agency investigating the condi-
ton of affairs there has returned TO this city, and
Is preparing his report which viii exonerate the
against him OF misappropriating the funds and
1ll-ueating the Indians, and Will fndorSe the
agents administration OF the agency. In view or
the personal hostility to the agent on the part OF
many or the Indians, the report will recommend
that the agent be transferred TO some other
agency.
MAIL LETTrNGs.-The Post ONCE department has
prepared advertisements for star route mail,
lettings In the states OF Iowa, Illinois, Michigan.
Missouri Wisconsin, and Minnesota to go INFO
effect July LIST, 1888, also for miscellaneous let
tangs
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VICTIMS OF THE YELLOW SCoURGE.-FOrty new
cases OF yellow fever and five deaths were re-
ported at Pensacola, Fla, yesterday. Among the
fatal cases was that OF Mrs. Rosasco the wife OF
the vice-consul OF Italy, bride OF few weeks
crossing the ocean to Join her husband was ship
wrecked, but was rescued and brought to Boston.
Mr. RosascO telegraphed to her not to come to
Pensacola, but she disregarded his advice and ar
rived on last Saturday. The marriage was FORM
ally ratified On Sunday, and yesterday she was
to the country at large for aid. The epidemic has
parayZed business and the laboring people are out
OF employment and they cannot go elsewhere to
search for work account OF the rigorous quaran-
tine subscription list for the benent OF the sur
ferers has been opened at the New York Maritime
Exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-14

CADET MIDsHIPMEN a. II. Bullet, of Kentucky
George s. Welsh, OF Pennsylvania, and Ambrose
Kramer, OF Maryland, have resigned.
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Four STAND PIPES, with hose connections and
ladders, being erected in the courtyards of the
Treasury department for the better protection of
that building in case OF fire. Two Stanl-pipes
viii be placed in each OF the two courtyardS. The
work Is being done under the direction of Super
viSing Architect Hill.
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DAMAGE BY THE CYCLoNK-Accounts from the
Vuelta Abajo, Cuba, show that the recent cyclone
caused considerable loss OF life and great destruc-
ton OF property. The tobacco seedlings were de-
stroyel At Herradura three hundred huts and
houses, including the greater number OF the to-
baccO drying Establishments, were demolished.
Two thousand palm trees were blown down. Seven
hundred and sixty houses were destroyed at Con-
soiacon Del Sur. Tie bodies of fifteen persons
drowned by the overlooking Of rivers, have been
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Duncanson Bros, auc-
tioneers, sold yesterday afternoon, fer John E.
Norris. trustee, lot rs, In John Sherman'S sub
division OF square TO, having front Of 1S feet on
Chicago street, between and G and 1St and I'd
streets northeast, and with depth OF 81 52-100
feet, unimproved, to Frank Hume, for cents per
square foot.
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UNWILLING CEREMONIES AT GETTYSBURG.-A
monument erected by the Twentieth Maine Vet
eran association on Round Top, Gettysburg, will
be unveiled on Wednesday. October IS. General
regiment, with large delegation Of veterans. and
Colonel John B. Bachelder, superintendent OF
tablets and legends OF the Gettysburg Battlefield
Memorial association, will be there. General
Ellis Speer, OF this city, with large number Of
ex-officers and others, will 60 to Gettysburg
Tuesday.
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
The following are The opening and closing prices
q the New York Stock Market TO-DAY. as reported
by special wire TO II. IL Dodge, $50 18th street
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RIFLE SHOOTING.-A team OF the Westminster
Rifle Cub,of Carroll county, Nd, arrived here this
afternoon, and proceeded to the Columbia Rifle
Range, where they are enaged in shooting a match
at mid range with team of the Columbia Club.
The clustering wind Is very unfaVOrabe to marks
manship. The Columbia Club is represented in the
match by Col. Burnside, Mr.. Laird, DR.. Scott and
DR.. COulsOn.
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"When will the flrst performance take placer"
Arizona on October g. Rehearsais will begin at
once She VIII be accompanied by Mrs Labour-
Iaae to ns ana an IA 99sqa ee
run week. Meanwhile Mrs. Langtry will study
new part"
''That OF J,liana, IN sThe Honey Moon Think
she will appear to good advantage in this char
cseE Il Is wen suited to her style OF acting"
ut is very good company OF English actors,
| which selected for Mrs tangtrys American en-.
gagement The selections were made in advance,
In order that the company might get into good
working order before coming over"
~aaye you made any special provision for the
The scenery and properties will be new
throughout An interior in the second act will
consist Of white satin, painted by hand. The fur
niture viii be upholstered in white satin and dec.
grated in the same manner. 1t Is the most expen-
sive scenery have ever seen. The auditorium
will be decorated with flowers and drapery."
country?"
sShe Is rather nervous, Just as Bernhard was
She says that In Europe she has always had
friends in the audience and that here she will be
among strangers. Her first night here will be
s.Does she like acting?~
"When she feels that she is being admired for
her skill as an actress and not as beauty she
droop" "f''''''
Does she intend going into society here9"
she told me she was not going to bring any
letters OF Introduction with her She win have
seven performances week, and her new part to
study Even II she were inclined to go into society.
her professional duties will keep her too busy"
TWO NEW PLAYS.
Two new plays were introduced here this week.
The event OF most interest was the production OF
Bronson Towards comedy, sYoung Mrs Win
throp." at the Madison Square Theater. Its sue
cess has been 80 pronounced that 1t would run to
the end OF the year II It was not the intention of
the managers to introduce new play in q few
months The play-Of which you have already
had an outline-is constructed out OF materials
that have appeared again and again In various
National Republican., 1882-12-20
uIood In tI,e Air.

The Cockerill- -Slayback tragedy seems to
breed a bloody disposition in all who become
in any way connected with it. The proceed
ings in the civil suit for damages instituted
by Mrs. Slayback have been attended with
continual wrangling between the opposing
attorneys, Messrs. Glover and Bowman, and
on last Wednesday, according to the published
accounts, they were made still livelier by Mr..
Glovers choking Mr.. Bowman for some sup
posed discourtesy. On Thursday Mr.. Bowman
called Mr.. Glover rs a witness, and as he took
the stand Mr.. Glover took out large knife
and calmly but significantly commenced par
ing his nails, Mr.. Bowman placed his hand
in his breast pocket and thus the examina-
tion proceeded, one attorney grasping knife,
and the other, it is supposed, holding a re-
volver ready for use at a moments notice.
Under the circumstances both gentlemen were
as polite as dancing masters and treated each
other with the utmost Difference
National Republican., 1882-12-20
Driving ,Possums Like Hogs.

The Charlotte IN. c. Observer is authority
for the statement that E. McCord, of that city,
left Thanksgiving day for the mountains to
collect drove of 'possums, and that on Satur-
day last he was heard from on his way back,
with 1913 'possums, which he drove along the
road as if they were so many hogs. He
camped out at night, securing his drove by
means of poles, having ten 'possums to the
pole. He kept three dogs barking all night,
and these kept the 'possums so frightened
that they held firm grip to the poles with
their tails, and never thought of losing their
grip until sun-up. This may he regarded as
the champion 'pOssum story of the season.
National Republican., 1882-12-20

ments were unchanged, except for as coupon,
which advanced "A per CEN. state bonds were lQp
9 per cent higher for Tennessee. Railroad bonds
were irregular, but generally higher. Speculation
ON the stock exchange has been very dun, but in
the main strong and the general list shows some
Improvement over yesterdays prices. The market
opened irregular, but the changes from yester-
days closing quotations were unimportant. Up to
about IL o'clock the market was strong ana re-
corded an advance Of l4013s, in which Louisville
Grande, Michigan Central, and Delaware, LacEa-
wanna and Western were the leading features.
Aftor this the market became very duil ana gen
orally heavy and at noon prices fell oil lE0lLN
Omaha, Louisville and Nashville and racine
Mail being most conspicuous in the DOWNWARD
turn. After this, although still dull, the market
was generally strong, and Omaha preferred re-
corded an advance of IA per cent; common, ia;
western Union, & and the rest OF the list A@2t,
the latter Erie preferred. Prices then receded "a
cent, led by Western Unon but in the hnal deal.
ings most of this was lost aud the market closed
dull and in the main heavy. The final sales show
an advance over those of yesterday of Isgl3s,
ubion Pacific, Western Union, Louisville and
Nashville, and Michigan Central being the mot
S2j0OO shares, including Canada southern, 1900;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 4l,OOO; /;
Denver and Rio Grande q 800; Erie, 44,4Q0 Kansas
and Texas, S400 Louisville and Nashville, 12,SOO
Michigan Central, 1890; Missouri Pacific, 1900;
Northwest, 800; st. Paul, 1890; ST. Paul aud
Omaha, 1920 Texas Pacific, 2,l00 Union Pacific,
44,1OO; Wabash Pacific 12,9OO; Western Union,
$1,000; Nashville, Chattanooga and st. Louis,
1900.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 19.-Vitgnia 6s consolidated,
61T; do second series, 80; past due coupons 62l6
new 1O-4Os, 4S1S bid to-day.
PACIFIC COAST AND lining STOCKS
r.. Mas 10 E,t 1Ne
National Republican., 1882-12-20
Ash S1ubIieatious.
y PECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
RRENTANo a 90.
..1hiiLIsnERs. RooKsELLERs. srATIoNERs.

PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIoNERS.
AND NEWSDEALERS,
l0l5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER OF
ELEVENTH STREET, Washington, D. @.
We have on our counters the following Magazines
North american Review, Princeton Review, The
Century Magazine, Hprper's Magazine, Atlantic
Monthly, Catholic World international Review, Ec
of A Aner AN History, Popular Science Monthly, Van
Nostrand's Engineering Magazine, The American
Journal Of Science New York Medical journal, The
Art Amateur, The Furnsher and Decorator. The
ChatterboX, Balou's Magazne, Appletons Railroad
Guide, The Official Railroad Guide, Leslie's Budget
Lese's Firesde, Leslie's Popular Monthly, The Her
aid of Health, Wallace's Monthly, our Little Ones
Caterer, Uber Land und Nicer, The Cont temporary Re-
view, The Nineteenth Century Fortnghty Review
BlackwOOds Magazine, Chambers Journal, London
Lancet, The Monthly Family Herald, sunday Maya
Magaz!ne, The Portfolio London Art Journal, Cas-
sells Magazine of Art.
The Critic The Home journal, The American
Queen The Knickerbucker. New York Financial
Journal, Mining Record, Puck, Spirit of the Times,
Forest and stream, Youths Companion, Harper's
Young People, Golden Days, Harpers Weekly and
pendent Christian Union, Christian Weekly, Chris
tian Herald The Republic, burlington Hawlieye De
trot Free Press, Scientific American aud sup
plement, Banner of Light, The Art Interchange,
RGstpn Plot, New York Clipper, Music aid
Drama, Dramatic News, New York Mirror, Rural
New Yorker, The Country Gentlemun Our Cont.
nent, Grin, Sportsman, Sanitary lsnIinaeT, Chimney
can Mechanic, New York Ledger, Weekly Freside
Cnmppnlon, saturday Night the Judge, tese's IL
Malfated fapsf, and many OIhers too hUnierous 10
msssAA'ssond ae:f
National Republican., 1882-12-20
SIernIessllnRa.

Remove the cause by regulating the bowels,
by establishing good digestion and by quiet
ing the nerves with Simmons Liver Regulator,
Try it, and you will soon know the blessing
of good health and sound sleep
uSnalns pFVpafed only by j, II, Zeilin s
Co.
National Republican., 1882-12-20
TIME GREAT T-.-.---,--.. ........

70 THE T5Nfli T5NEfFkyAElN 4 Af NN 1ogTE 9Ituwpzr
STEEL mAis EAik MkSfittrNir Sfit i 1IHEHffhir IfhitNr
TRAINS ~ LEX EkEtcI - w6s, YEhiR z,o is ,o,,n
corner Of Sixth and Il streets ns follows:
For Pit sburg aud the West, Chicago Limrl EXPIRES,
Line, 0'30 a. M daily, with ctIing as from liar.
Llsbnrg to CINCINNATI. Western Express, 7:3) =. NJ.
natl Mail Exprrss $3.50 D. M. daily for P.ttsbur:
For Trt, Gagngiaild, ioceser Buffalo, Niagara. "a
$3.50 r in. daily, except saturday. with Pal r,, 80
from Washington to tanunIagua
For WillamspOrt Lock liuyen, aud ElmiTa, ut 0.D
H. IN. daily, except sunday
For New YORK aud the last; sCoa. M, O;2Oa a. M, l3l
@ @ O D. M ' hsd III IxpTe @ s'9E OF Fams3 @ 3 PaE5f af
Cars mSo 4. m, daily, eNcep sunday.
Jersey city wtn boats Of Brooklyn Annex, AFFORD
ing direct Iransisr to Fulton street avoiding double
For Philadelphia, 500 II. M, 1910 n. M: 1880. 40 o5l
and lG;Sq p NJ , on sunday n i;2I & 9i5o md lo2o =
For baltimore, C4o 500 99o lCaO n. m. and 1890 80
6aj q. m. igo 0;2b, 7So $50, aud 1870 p M '''''
For Popes Creek Line, 6:iJa. m and i4O p M daily.
For Annapolis, GAO a. m and iiOp p M daily, except
ALEXHNpRIA AND FREpERIcESBy RAIL
For hlexandria, o;'i 900 go, iroo, and lies A. m
800 I;OO, ana il:9, a. m, and 500 p. M.
For Rlchmoudand the south. E3j and lbs m, daily
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600 500,
sI3anl lO,Na. nj, ~ ., 300; san 100 ands:lop NJ.
n M; $40 and 81 0p nj,
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
and the station. whcrc orders can be left for Tho
checking of baggage to destination fom hotels aud
]. r. WOOD. Ge ,erll Passenger Agent,
CHARLES T. PUGH, Genera Mlnag' sells
National Republican., 1882-12-20
rI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
IL TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WESL

N
schedule IN effect oct her i5 1897:
1l0 II. nl.-NCw Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections u all points south and southwest,
WIN iullnan sleeping Cars from Washington
wa DhnNiile 10 Atlanta and Atlanta to Srw
fiiealisi also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchbutg and Bristol
$40 Y. m.-luusvlr Fast Line, daily. via chr.
lottesviIlc, Huutiugtun and Lcx,gtOn, to Clh.
chhal', louisville aud all Western points,
MAKING direct connections, and with solid train
anu Philnan ~lccpiug Cars. Washington 10
1926 y. nL-Soithcri Nail and Express, daily. to all
points south, southeast, and southwest via Dan.
willie ana Charlotte. NIth Pullman Slpepns Cars,
Washington tn Charleston.
For all points on ,dHIt-stS DIVISION take 7l0 a. M.
train daily. except sunday. For WRrrentun
- take ':lO tt, M !'lltt - 10 H. III. trains daily.
For Il, krts and nil information inquire ut Com
panys Office, tOl lcnnsy IvauHt avcnu, or al Union
With taihhhdhh system.
N NJ. Sl.A GCltrlsii n. MACDASIEL,
General paS,pnger Agent, y GENT,
SOL. u w.. IrIlllr Mnmngpr. sel2
National Republican., 1882-12-20
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
. EETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WE T VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL ltAIl.Si


A. N s,,'. iEAvE3 IWVAsRmn1NGNTToEN.i NTE u 'Ssa
''' Press sletpInmg slGIm ara y, IT. ,Loaf East Ey.
500 BatlnorSt,. % t,'EH EEcott City. md wov Station,
te:ll. Baltimore Express wy anu why 9'a'iohs'
$50. B9iim9re, Argapolis, and WAY (Piedmont
Strnshnrg, winchester HagerstUwu, and
49,. - Way, via Relay)
's:lG Paint Of Rocks aud Way stations
Slo fhnnIeiphih New York, and Boston ENpresa
$40 smunton and Valley Express, Connects for
Hi9iSeerStown liiSe and at Point OF Rocks tor Fred
to'Oo BGl,imore ,Hyattsyllc and Laurel Express,
Stopa ut Bell,vilic, Annapolis Junction, Jos
snps aud Dorscys on sundays stops at
1000 Baltimore Express stops at Hyattsvlllo and
tlO;lS ritisEnrG, Chicago, Cincinnati aud st. Lous
Express. sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LJu.-
=, =. vile, and Chicago.
i2lo B9IitnIore IinlIoe Enicot CITY, Annapolis and Way
tl;2S on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
40 baltimore Express.
t&OO. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Er.
$3.50. Baltimore and Way stations. Cwtuchcstcr,
EreHcrck, Hagersown, amt Way via Re.
4'So. Baltimore, hyattsvlllc, and Laurel ixprcss.
LErsIe{rcE' via Relay. stops At Annapolis
Inaiio. naliimGrS, Annapolis, and WAY Stations
tfi. Point OF Rocks Frederick, Hagrrstowu. Win.
chester and Way stations ION Sundavsto
49,, - Point Of Rocks aud Way stations only
, VIA Rgay Stops at sP.S y"ttsv%. SnI III LaTrSL Ws
,e;% P"nt p. of Rocks Shd Way stations, ~ '''
800 Baltimore Express
1871 biltsOurE, Cleveland, and Detroit ESDreS.
49, Slcesng cars to pilisburg.
1'iO. Phllud lphlH New York, and Boston Exprcs5.
,o- . Stepping Cars to New York
IW0O. IhlcngO, Cincinnati and 81 Louis Express.
sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. ST Louis and
-. Chicago.
llim Baltimore and Way stations.
Sunday. '' 1FN
All trains from Washington stop at Relax station.
For further Information apply at the Ia timore and
ONO Ticket Offices: Washington ~tutiuU GlN AMI 3il
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Culncr OF Fourteenth street,
where orders VIII be taken iur baggage 10 be Chcukc ed
aud received at any point IN the city.
WAi. CLEMENTS,
Master ofIransportIon, of Baltimore.
- - G. *. LORD,