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National Republican., 1882-10-25
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing season a report concerning
the condition of the water at Great Falls will be
published each day, as furnished by the Wash.
ington Aqueduct Office, Georgetown, using the
following measurements Very turbid, TO s; tur-
bid, to Is; slightly turbid, l5 10 22 clear % to
&c. Condition of the water. Tuesday, October 81
At Great Falls, So; at receiving reservoir, 80 at
distributing reservoir SO.
High tide Wednesday, october 25. GIL a. IN. and
6:iO p, M.
Street lamps will not be lighted to. night
No vessels arrived yesterday
Sailed-schooner Twilight, Robinson 700 tons
Of coal for Jersey CITY schooner Samuel II.
Walker, Higgins, 1000 tons coal for Providence /;
steamer L, G. Knight, Chichester, for New York.
Potomac Commundery No. 8, X. T., leaves today
for the Bicentennial celebration at Philadep phia.
A large delegation Of the Columbia Boat Club
left last night for Philadelphia. Advices from the
crews now busily practising for the regatta are
very encouraging and hopeful as to the four cared
race. but they are not so Ieassurng as to the
eight cared
The strike of the coopers was ended yesterday
by the Bosses yielding to the strikers.
Within the last day or two great numbers of
ducks have made their appearance on the river
between here and the Long Bridge, aifordng the
gunners excellent sport. Yesterday great many
were killed, including several very fine canvas.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
DISTRICT COURTS,

EQUITY COURT - JUSTICE HAoNER, - Craig VS..
Craig; A. d: Duvall appointed committee, &c.
Keyser vs.. Halstead; appearance of absent de-
fendant ordered. Burch VS.. Burch; sale ordered
IL. c. Coburn, trustee, to sell. Dlggs VS.. Jenifer
Charles II. Jenifer appointed guardian ad ltem
McAuley VS. McAuley; trustee authorized 10 ac-
cept payment Of notes, &C. Hillyer VS.. Latta |;
appearance Of absent defendant ordered. Bres-
nahan vs.. McHenry; demurrer of complainant
Bresnahan overruled. Moore vs.. Moore; sale
ordered; i. A. Newman appointed trustee to sell.
Adjourned till Thursday. October 26. No assign
ment.
COURT IN BANc-THE CHIEF JUSTICE, JUSTICES
Cox AND JAMEs.-Altneck's appeal for improve
ment in dynamo electric machines; printed brief
read, and further hearing suspended. Williams VS..
Gardiner; on trial Adjourned till to-day.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUsT1cE EMACARTHUR-Young VS..
Cooke u Co.; settled. District of Columbia VS..
Reissner Il Jenks;. judgment for defendants
Paine Son VS.. Cook judgment by default Gum
nell vs. Reyells; suit dismissed. Dunn VS.. Bailey
judgment by default Pierce VS.. Miller; juror
withdrawn and leave to amend. Rider VS.. Com
missioners of District of Columbia; execution
awarded. Adjourned till to-day. Assignment:
Appeals A. 8, II, ID, 16, 1S, d. 25 81 2S 80 and 49,
National Republican., 1882-10-25
REAL ESTATE.
The OmcinI Tran.actIons ns Recorded
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Mr. J. F. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate in the District yesterday, as
reported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
On alley In rear OF Fifteenth street west near r
street north, sublot 80, square lO2 us feet by 80
feeD, George Mason to William NJ. Gibson, $500.
On + street north, between Fourteenth aud Eff
teenlh streets west part OF lot square 22i go feet
front by 1l3 feet 81 inehes) d. W. Middleton IT,,
to Catharine M. Henderson, nominal.
On q street north, between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets west, sublot 75 square 1874 go feet
iront by 100 feet, Richard A. Benchler TO David
l.. Morrison, So, 500.
Eighteenth streets west, sublot %, square l5o Anna
nj. Stevens to Augusta Mnrkley, 81 ,l25.
On Massachusetts, avenue, between Twenty first
anu Twenty-second streets west sublot 26, square
s9,47952.
On G street north, between Eleventh and
Iweltth streets west part OF lot q square 1923 u7
feet a inch fronp, Francis Tourney to wilhol-
nina Bernau, 81. $50.
On Chicago street, between First and Second
streets east sublot 7s square 72O Us feet front by
gI feet inches), John L. Norris trustee, TO Frank
Hume. slO5.2O.
On alley in renr of street north, between Thir-
square 238 az feet by SO feet 81 inches), Marian
Carpenter to Chester A. Snow, $500.
On st;eet north, near the corner Of Tenth
st;eet west east part of lot 49, square 377 go feet
front by 5S feet, an undivided tenth. william J.
Birch to Frank b. Smith, $500.
- On Rhode Island avenue, between Ninth and
lehln streets west near Y street, sublot o. square
S64 Qs feet front by 100 feeO, John Edgar Zug to
Francis A. Lutz, $500.
On l street north, between Twenty. first and
square rs % feet front by about 100 feet Edward
Mckay TO Esther Ann George, 1900.
par of S 5 ds neses
Hazen, nominal.
side Water street. near Jefferson, Mary i. Pickreii
et oil. to J. Harrison Johnson 81 400.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The corporal ion court has adjourned till court
In course.
The steamer Excelsior has gone to Baltimore
for repairs.
Governor Cameron will speak at Armory Hall
on Friday night.
regular emi-monthly meeting OF the city
council was held Tuesday night.
The telephone poles have been neatly painted
and now present a much less Objectionable APP
pearance,
The hydraulic main at the gas works broke
drown Tuesday night, and there was a limited
supply of gas at night.
Mr.. Charles sehaaff, Of this city. has gun which
was made in Wiesbaden. IL is very handsomely
,arved and inlaid with gold. The original cost
was 5000.
over hundred car loads of cattle arrived here
Saturday night over the Virginia Midland Railway
and were shipped north over the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad.
Colonel I. L. Smith and James L. Clements
counsel for p. W. Boyd, have received from Judge
keath an injunction restraining Mr.. Il. Windsor,
as trustee, fiom selling two acres of land in Ar
lington district, Alexandria County, belonging to
the late John X. Johnston, and conveyed Ia trust
10 Perry, Smoot & Co.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
From Fairfax County,

CLIFTON STATION, FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. 23.-
Readers Of your spirited paper might like to
near occasionally from us about what is going on
in our suburban village. 1 send you an item or
two: We have been disappointed in the discrimi-
nation against US in our local business by Presi-
dent Barbour, of the Midland Railroad, with
drawing the local train so necessary to our busi-
ness, which had become adjusted to it. Loud
murmurings are heard. Quite a spirited Read
Baptist Church. A good attendance. Judge ]. H.
Gray, of Falls Church, held us spell bound by his
ion is all right The Presbyterian Church here
has made a happy arrangement for weekly sor-
vices They have secured the able ministrations
of the Rev. John Dudley, d. d., of the Bureau of
Education, father of Colonel Dudley, Commits.
sioner of Pensions. OLD REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1882-10-25
.Tha nnoebfnr BIRD. -

According to a Washington correspondent IN old
attache Of the White House relates the following
incident: "The first time The Mocking Bird was
ever played, believe, was by the Marine Band.
1t was during Buchanan's term, and his niece,
Miss Harriet Lane, presided with grace rarely
equaled mt the White House. The leader Of the
band had requested Miss Lane to allow him to
dedicate the piece to her, and she had consent ed
inviting large company to listen to the first rem
dition. The band leader, following the pro-
gramme first presented Miss Lane with a card, on
which was painted mocking bird and the in;
scripton, 10 you.' The composition was played
In splendid style, and have meyer heard 1t since
but what that scene was recalled can see Miss
Lane bow her Acknowledgements again and again.
and almost hear the murmur of applause from the
assembage. The flavor of that evening hung
about the band concerts for many 0 day.n
National Republican., 1882-10-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'ST. NICHOLAS is dbope anything produce in tht
same ttne. e."-LoNDoS TINES.
ST. NICHOLAS
FOR
YOUNG FOLKS.

PARENTS who desire entertaining
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dren, and young folks who enjoy accounts
of travel and adventure, historical Incl
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in ST. NICHOLAS, which is recognized by
the press and public, of both England
and America, as THE BEST AND
FINEST MAGAZINE for children
ever printed. The new volume, which
begins with the November number, and
opens with colored frontispiece, will
be much the finest ever issued, and the
attention of all parents and all reading
young folks is invited to the following
partial list of attractions:
"The Tinkham Brothers Tide -Nill.'
A new serial story by j. I. TRowBRIDaE,
formerly editor of "Our Young Folks"
and author of "The Jack Hazard Stories,"
&c.
"The Story Of yiteau."
An historical novelette, of girl and boy
life in the 18th century. BY FRANK r..
STOCKTON, formerly assistant editor of
ST. NICHOLAS, author of" Rudder Grange"
&c.
"The Story OF Robin Hood"
An account of the famous yeoman. BY
"AUhlIE lhOhIDON, VI AhO
Witchery of Archery"
"The Sto.s of the Field of the Cloth.of Gold"
BY L. S. Brooks. To be illustrated with
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ga Brand.Neu Notion
A capital and novel play. By WILLIAM
NJ. BAKER, author of ellis Majesty, My
SELF" &c.
"Swept Away"
.ox;,1 sc tbo aooJs
of 1882. BY L. S. ELLIS, formerly editor
of Golden Days."
Elizabeth Thompson"
A biographical paper regarding this
celebrated painter of battle-scenes. IL
lustrated with pictures prepared for ST..
NICHOLAS by Miss THOMPSON.
"whcre Was villlersi"
A thrilling story of the Russo-Turkish
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An account of the life of "Tad" Lin
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"Comedies for Children"
A fine series of juvenile plays. BY
E. S. BROOKS, author of "The Land of
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A Christmas Masque: "The False Sir Santa Claus"
Prepared expressly for holiday times.
There will be short stories by LOUISA
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with popular features and departments.
Price, $500 year 25 cents a number.
Subscriptions should begin with the No
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"The Wonderful Christmas Number"
will have, also, a colored frontispiece and
many unusual attractions.
THE CENTURY CO., New York, N. Y.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
At the Whnryes.

Harbormastcr Sutton has reported the following
arrivals at the river 'front.' Steamer Norfolk, Cap
tain Lawson, merchandise for johnson & Co..
schooner Parker, Captain Blank 34j tons coal for
c. H. Burgess; schooner II. L. Daw, Captain
Green, 400 tons coal for city dealers. schooner
William Oliver, Captain JONES' 173 tons coal for
Johnson & Bros schooner G. w. Crebbs, Captain
Ball, 113 tons coal for johnson & Bros; schooner
William James, Captain Williams, 147 tons coal for
Johnson Bros; schooner Sally, Captain Jordan,
25 cords wood for market; schooner Dife, Captain
Traitor, 250 bushels oysters; pungy Carpenter,
Captain Mamduke, 300 bushels oysters; pungy
oysters; pungy Martha Washington, H. Captain
Kinty, 400 bushels oysters; pungy Sarah Jane
Captain russell, 400 bushels oysters pungy Will
lam Coleman, Captain Ellis, 500 bushels oysters
National Republican., 1882-10-25
Rni,imore General Market.


BALTIMORE. Oct sA-Cotton dull middhng, iox1
10Ac. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
Western superhne % coQ5 Oc do extra, "a 25d4 75 do
family. a Gae oG City Mills superhne - 5ol Oo do
extra, "a 25oi 75 do Rio brands IS 75 Patapsco family,
50 c5 do superlatlve patent, "a 90 wheat-Southern
easy and lower; Western dull and lower; Southern
red, oS9l Oe do amber, 81 1901 i5 No. Maryland,
sl 2os; No. Western winter red. spot and October
q oo@i o6S; November. q o0.s@i O6s; December,
81 osgi osA january, IL OD'4@i 09k. Corn-southern
scarce and firm: Western easy and quiet; Southern
white SstgOOc; do yellow SG6psTc Western spot
and October, 1SGT9 November, 759751sc; year, 6ill
G4Ac; January, 5916g5Di4c. Oats firm and higher;
Southern. JO@53c; Western white I7 G40c; do mixed
fCgi7c; Pennsylvania 45p40c. Rye firm and HIGHER;
good 10 prime, 6sGDI0c. Hay quiet and easy: prime
PROVISIONS dull and easy; mess pork 25 2 bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib Sides packed i2pl6c bacon
shoulders, isc; clear rib sides, IL 7c hams, I7DI7sc
Lard, i4.sc, butter very firm for choices Western
packed. 2302sc; creamery, 33l3c Eggs fairly active
and Arm ut 2iQp25c. Petroleum dull and nominal
fined, T,S@7Ixc. Coffee quiet and hel firm; Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair. Ts6l9c. Sugar quiet; A soft
9hc. Whisky frmer ut 81 2lGDl ~
National Republican., 1882-10-25
Lively Marriage Market.

Marriage licenses have peen issued TO Orange s.
Formin, Washington, and Amanda s. Clingan,
Frederick, Nd. Joseph R. Riley and Annie Ryan,
Tennallytown, D. C Charles White, jr, Prince
TsoIge G3%ny snd FoTa at
ington, d. G., and Laura Coats Fairfax County,
Virginia; Michael Dugan aud Mary Harrington,
Eliza Smithson, Henry Wex and Emma j. Baker,
Oliver A. Wingate and Mary p. Fisher, John n.
Ryon and Maria V. Espey, William X. Stevens and
inc Scott, all of this city; David Nicholson Phila-
delphia, Pa, and A. Laune Shomo, Washington.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
Police Canrf Nafna

Mary simms (colored) has gone to the workhouse
for ninety days for vagrancy.
Marshall Scott tcolored) was sent down for
thirty days as q suspicious person.
Kate White (colored) was given ninety days for
raising disturbance in Slate alley.
Mike Brady was fined s. for fighting in the
streets.
Edward Howard, an old colored vagrant was
sent to the workhouse for ninety days.
Phoebe Bird, a riotOus and disorderly colored
woman of South Washington, was fined s5.
William Flarity, white man, for insulting q
lady in Georgetown, was fined $40.
Lizzie Nettle (coored) for disorderly conduct in
Willow Tree alley, in South Washington, was
fined So.
Josephine Johnson, mulatto woman, was sent
down for sixty days for being drunken and dis
orderly yagrant.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
National temperance Copyep,,o,

The Woman's National Christian Temperance
Union will assemble in annual convention to-day
at 10 a. m. in Louisville, Ky. Mrs Colonel Georpe
Bain the president of the city union, is the brave
little hostess who has invited and will enterta II
the $50 delegates, assisted, of course by her many
friends. Miss willard, the national president
says that the past has been the most Successful
year in the history of the organization. Mrs Cla
l.. Roach, the delegate from this city left last
Monday for the convention, and will return in
about one week.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
Il 'i'h ''Nfih PhNNsYLvANIA ROUTE

FRNHE GREAT .
no THE NORTH, WEsT,.AND SOUTHWEST,
s,r DoUBLE 81 RACK, SPLiENDdD SCENERY.
NJ, N EFFECT $ IPIEMnER il, iss3
TRAINS LEAVE WASMINGToN, from station.
For Pltsburs and the West, Chicago Limited Express
OF Palace Sleeping Cars ut g:3O a. M, daily; Fast
rsbTl b sS 80 g nnhay 3 %@iy WIN sSSrG ars rSm Hal
daily, with Palace Cars to Titsbn,g : ami Cincin. In
d nat az NV NJ Express $50 p M, daily for tlttsburs
., mAiTIMon;E AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ere. Cauandaisu, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
800 =, N. daily, except saturday. with Palace Cas-
IRON WhshingtOn to tanRudagGn
For Wilinmsport, Lock Haven, and Elmra at os)
For New York and the lspri,; SJoa. m lOaoa. M l:3
ia5a ~, GSo and iGsi p M ON SUNDAY i:2O s:Io and
Cars M.O \. m. daily except sunday.
For i:roolslyn, n. i.nil through trains connect at
INK direct transfer 10 Fulton street. avoiding double
:, fsrri3ge across New York city.
@ I Il Rxprss y" S%Sy @ a. & a daily %1 s4ecps as SaD
For baltimore, 6:lo soo o3O 1899 a. u and i:o IN.
49, t;?0 ':sS @ g.O and ION p m On SanGay, &;a.
For poPe's Creek Line Glja. and t4D D. IN. daily,
except Sunday.
For annapolis 64Oa m. and l;iop M. daily. excep,
ALEXA,NpRIA AND FREDERICKsBuRG RAiI.
NAY AMP ALEAANDRlA AND WASHING
For Aexandria. 90. 200, SO, iioo. and ils5 a. M.
90, ii:C6, ana ii;ii a. m, Iy1d 500 p m '''
For Rchm and the south. j;iO and li:25 daily.
Trains le..ve Aexi,ntria f,r Wellington. GOO. I'D
500, and 1880 a. M; l.i SOD ':Ol 7p andED p. IN,
and H.; o midnight On sunday nj 100. SOJ, and iooi
Tickets and lnfornat ut the office. northeast cor
ner Of street ana rSnnsyIans va In aysnpS s
Gheck'ng OF baggage to destination rom hoteis anu
J. n. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES i. PUGH, General Manager. ses
National Republican., 1882-10-25

The case of Emma Lee, the colored woman
charged with abducting little Mabel Dykman on
Saturday evening, was called again in the police
court Tuesday morning, and after full hearing
of the testimony for the prosecution, and alter
Emma Lee had made her statement, Judge Sin ell
sentenced her to six months in Jail, but said he
would mouiIy NE sentence II any mitigating cir.
lawyer noted an appeal from the decision.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
The Ricenfcnninl.

Washington Commandery No. !, Columbia No.
Q, Potomac No. 3, and De Molay No. 4, will leave
by special train to day at IL from the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad station the Bicycle Club
leave at 20 y. m, and Captain Fleetwood's COM
many lea We at 1920 p. m. Tomorrow to attend the
Bcente pnial celebration at Philadelphia Up to
10 80 Tu esday morning 475 round-tiip tickets to
Phiadel phia were sold. Judging from the above
the Capita City will be largely represented dur
ing the festive week in the Quaker City.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
A Restraining Order Asked for,

Georgianna '. and Winfield s. Chase have filed
q bill in equity against William z. Particle. The
plaintiffs are the owners of lot 20, square 275 be-.
ing situated on street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest. The defendant is
the owner of lots % and "a, in said square, and
has erected upon the same several brick dwelling
houses, aud in connection Herewith brick wall,
which the plaintiff claims to be an infringement
on their rights They, therefore, ask for restrain
ing order and that the wall be removed.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
samueI stronr,s Arb,trat,ou

Mr.. Samuel Strong has offered to submit his ca
against the District Of Columbia to arbitration
He proposes to select twelve prominent names
and allow the Commissioners to select one or three
OF the names; or he is willing that The Comnis-
sioners select twelve equally prominent gentle-
men aud he Will name three of them as board
OF arbitration. By these means q long and tire
SINE suit would be taken out of the courts and
be more speedily and chcaply settled.
National Republican., 1882-10-25

awanna and Western. 3ssOO; Denver and Rio Grande,
1900 Kansns and Texas, t6,0l Lake Shore, 25, ,lOG
Louisville and Nashville 3p0p Michigan Central, 400
Missouri Pacific, e.O0e Reading, l,3G ST. Paul 1900
81 Paul and Omaha II 500 Texas Pacific, 36,S0 Union
Pacific, i3300 Wabash Pacific $3.50 Western Union,
$50 Allegheny Central, 1900 Nashville, Chatta.
st. IDula 4
National Republican., 1882-10-25
Three-day bllls......,- lSl
BY Associated Press.

BY AbsOclAted Presa.
NEW York, Oct. 2i.-Money loaned between and
per cent and closed offered at per cent Exchange
steady at is@Is1Ja for long and 4s5i4@4s54 for
short sight Governments were "a per cent higher for
extended 5s, = ion 3s but unchanged for the other
gher for enntssre old and per cent. lower than
re last sale Of Tennessee mixed. Railroad bonds
were mode itely active and sl ong- The iran8acoi
Aggregates aA'@A shares, incluulls Delawtre, lacA
National Republican., 1882-10-25
C. X LORD,
sells General Passenger Agent baltimore.
J,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST

Schedule in effect Oct ber le. lSS2: ..
TlO II, New Orleans Mail, daily, making Gloss
connections to all points south and Southwest
WIN Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
vln Danyi!le TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
orleans; also Washington to New Orleans via
Lvnchburg and Bristol.
$40 =. m.-LousviC Fast Line, daily. via Char
lottesville, huntington and Lexington to Yin.
cinnati. Louisville, and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana Pniitnan sleeping Cars. Washington To
1885 y. msonthcrn Mail and Express, daily. to all
points south, southeast ana Southwest via Dan
vile mud Charlotte with Pullman sleeping Cars,
Washington to Charleston. Marks Sleeping
CHAIR Cars between Washi ngton and Danville.
FOR all points on sianaSsas DIVISION take $40 u. IN
Train daily, except Sunday. For Warrcntou
=, lake I:l0 n. M. and 8: u. III. trains, daily.
fur u kctS and all Information, inquire at Com
pnnys Otice, GOT Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
D9put Onlce Col Pennsylvania avenue. Is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent Agent.
SOL III HAAS. TrlIfllc Mnnnger
National Republican., 1882-10-25
BrATE BoNDs.

suBTRrAsURY BALAHcEs
Coin sgs.oS7 ii0 % Currency tiil2si7 40
Foreign Money Market.
LONDON, Oct 2l--Bar silver, 5i%d. Consos for
money iOi ti-i0; for the account i0l 1916 Atlantic
and Great Western lsts 5gsG; do eds 25; Erie ieS;
Illinois Central, 1921; Pennsylvania Central, 65h;
Reading, 3lA; Ontario and Western, Z7f.
baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE, Oct 2s--vlrginia o.. consolidated, 56I
do second series, 35 new iO:ios, 42,4 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-10-25

THE retention of any waste matter in the system
proouces injury. The collection of "phlegn or
diseased mucus in time of cold or throat affection
should be promptly removed DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup does 1t more quickly and effectually tnan
any other cough syrup made.
National Republican., 1882-10-25

Whenever YOu See Friend Suffering
With dyspepsia, sick headache. biliousness or any
kindred disease, advise him to go to the nearest
drug store and procure bottle Of Simmons Liver
Regulator. II never fails to relieve and cure.
Genuine pre- pared only by j II. Zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-10-25
The Abduction Case,

DR.. PALMER, county attorney of Taylor County
Louisville, Kentucky, strongly recommends St.
Jacobs Oil for rheumatism. He personally ex-
perienced its benefits
National Republican., 1882-10-25
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
SIEEL KAIISl

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. MAYO, ,ss,
a, M- LEAVE wAsfiNGfoN. ' '''h
'-''' pT,ss' nnninna and 81 Louis Fast re
40 go gai!inSrs Eillsoit City, and Way Stations
$50. Be,lmore. AbIspois, and Way. tPIedmout
Sirnsburg, WincheSter, Hagerstown, and
t14A Baltimore Express,
&lQ Point of Rocks and Why stations
BIO fhplndieiphia, New York and Boston EXPIRES.
sso s,arI, pnrior Cars 70 New York.
HaSer,own and at Point OF Rocks for Fred
TOGO. baltimore, Hyattsyille. and Laurel ErpresS
Stops at BeilsNille, Annapolis Junction. Jos
1000. Baltimore Express. Stops at Hyattsville and
tio4o Pi,tsburg, Chicago Cincinnati, and st. LouI,
ENpress sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
i2;io. Baltimore, Ellcott City, Annapolis. and Way
tl;2S tS on sunday only for Baltimore and Way
t5:oO Baltimore. Philadelphia, and New York Ex
$3.50 BhiIncro RiISnc and WAY Stations, cw,0o,..,sr
IEredderick' Iader Hagerstown, and Way via Re
d:So Baltimore, Hyattsvllle, and Laurel Expresa
SS,fd SEredefr,cS' via Relay. Stops vt Annapolis
tiAo, Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations
t4:S. Point OF Rocks, Frederick, HagersIown, Win.
,.. - Point OF Rocks and Way Stations ony.5 '"
to45. BALTIMORE Express. (AIartnsburg and Way
Cos Point Rocks and Way Stations Stations ana I"Ore'
. tEp baltimore and Way Stations.
tGl0 PittsOurg,N Cleveland and Detroit ExpresA
go Sleeping Cars to PtIsburg
,El0 Baltimore Express.
tO!SS. Phlladeiphin New York, and Boston ExpresA
,,. u Sleeping Cars to New York.
tio'lo' chicago, Cincinnati, and St Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. st. Louis and
Chicago.
llaO Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' 0f-
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket Ofhces: Washington station 69 amt 35i
Etr
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point in the city. -
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation. Baltimore
80 c. X. LORD,
sells General Passenger Agnnt nalIInnrA