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PARKERsBURG, September 25.-Csptain J.
W. Haggerty, of Haggerty's Detective
Agency, arrested three safe crackers this
afternoon, near Walkers Station, twelve
miles east of here. 4 full line OF burglar
tools and keys, with powder and fuse was
found on their persons. The Captain made
the arrest single handed, and alone brought
the prisoners to this city on the train and
had them confined in Jail. They will have
q hearing tomorrow. Their names are
Joseph Fields, Frank JarOme and William
Raymond, and they are supposed to be the
parties who robbed the post office at Cen.
tral Station, Saturday night, and members
OF gang Of.safe blowers who have been go
ing through many safes recently, in vari-
parts OF this State.
Burgeftstown, Pa.
BURGETTsrowS, Pa, September 25.-John
J.. PrOudtit. a prominent citizen OF this
place, died suddenly of heart disease, on
Friday, on train at De kalb, Mo, while
on a journey to Iowa. His remains We're
brought home and buried yesterday. He
was an elder in the Presbyterian Church,
sixty years of age, and President OF the
national band. --zs7s@sa.r12
Charleston, w. Wa.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, September 25.-Latc
Saturday evening Geroge Marion, eight
years old, and his. cousin, Joe Mills, of the
same age, were playing with a gun, when
the latter accidentally shot and killed the
former, the ball passing through his body.
The parties live two miles up the kanawha,
near this city.
Uhrichsyllle, D.
CHRIcHsvTLLE, September 25.-A Mr.
Packer, Of Harrisyille, Harrison county.
Ohio, crept under a freight train which
was standing near the old depot yesterday,
when the engine started and the unfor-
tunate man was caught on one leg by the
wheels. DR.. McCou.ey amputatel the leg:
Packer had only three cars to wax around
to get on the other side of he track.
ZanesYille.
Z,NEsvILLE, September 25.-John Favris
was jailed here yesterday, for numerically
beating Carrie Scott, whom he almost
killed in a drunken brawl.
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LorpynLk, KY., Eeptcmbes 35.-Three
s,rz6se men entered the jeWelry store q
Cook 4 slo.., Looked over sosos goods %
he pretspse Of mskinS Q pufchsss,. aad
without doing 20, Ieit' The propsies0u
soon discovered that the shop he'd been
robbed q stock worth $500. TIE sst3dse
consist Of diamond jeNslfy.
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A Big Oder.

CHICAGO. September 25.-Robert Bonner
has offered Mr.. Case 0,O0O Tor his four
year old gelding, JayeyeSee-
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q. +. time for more rdnOrS of Indian
The manufacture of such reports
ksi.ng industry of the mean whites
|, ipkst many Of the reservations.
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Ro<fDoned.

FLusBIyG. L l.. September 25 The boat
race bet Seen Riley and Elliott sI chsm.
pion of EpgIand, ba, been Postponed till
October I'D.
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Stage Robher Arrested

EUREKA SPRINGS, ARK, September 25.-
James Peyton and another man who refuses
to give his name have been arrested for com
piicity in the stage robbery on the 10th in
st-ni. Details of the robbery have been
traced to the accused and they cannot
eseene couyiction
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Ditto.

CANTON, O., September 25.-satueday night
Charles Showers, aged 81, boarded lail-
way train intending to jump off at Buck
hill school house crossing. This morning
his dead body was found beside the track at
the crossing, the top of his head cut off by
The car wheels and his brains scattered all
about. 1t is supposed he jumped from the
train and striking cattle guard fence was
thrown back under the cars. He was from
EIDE denburg, Va. A bottle filled with whisky
WAS found on his body.
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c.,-,e Roe x Co, distillers of Dublin,
.r,pfnded business, with liabilities
.,r 100000 to 100000.
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A SQUEEZE.
One Man Killed and Four Seriously
Injured.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, September 25.-This
morning a cave-in took place in the Dodson
mine of the Plymouth Coal Company. The
squeeze caused an explosion of fire damp,
instantly killing one fire boss and seriously
burning four miners. The main track OF
the Lackawanna road settled three feet for
several hundred yards, caused by the cave
in, and all trains have stopped running.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

Hanging men who were implicated
.hs Juue massacre Is the most impor-
., work now being prosecuted in
-,Jriq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

r,s Pinke~tOns have sued the ci,y Of
ros for -, 100 for services in recover
.,bo,e stolen bonds.
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Resigned.

LANCAsTER, Pa, September 25.-Private
adyices saws DR.. Wickersham, Minister to
Denmark, has resigned.
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49, postoffice Department promises
r,rdid showing for the current year.
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c.reTsl Schotield has been assigned
.ss division Of the Pacific, from Oeto-
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DYSPEPSIA, rt-Burn, Nausea, Indiges
tion, etc. are always relieved BY Brown 5
Iron BitterS
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THE NEWS.

,,ct,r Pluvis seems to be the reign
Isity in the East at present.
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"A HfHfke.

BosroS, Mss, September 25.-The boys
of the Union Glass Works struck to-day
for an advance from 81 TO 62 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

Hap IN slmost invisible skin disan, ~.
ing i-ioierab.e. PKErsA CURED u. b. ~
m, PittebufE.
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WHEELING W. VA. TUESDAY MORNING. 1882

tuFed. He was traced to the woods and
found in the top of tree. He attempted
tokill himself with knife. He fell to the
ground and was taken to Jail.
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convention which resulted in uniting the
Democracy of the Second District. It was
compliment well bestowed upon a gallant
Confederate officer.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.
How n Prospective Good Time Turned
Ont

GREESsPURe. Pa, September 25.-John
Harkins. of Latrobe, came here on Satur-
day to have "a good time" He had about
$40 and proceeded to buy a new suit OF
clothes, got shaved, and then filled up on
some bug juice" He was seen wander
ing toward the depot in the evening, but
late at night Terance McCabe, the night
watchman, found him lying along, the
track. His head was terribly smashed and
scalped and hole in it. He was insens!-
sIble, and had new suit of clothes by his
side and about SIS in money. It's not
known what train struck him. He was
taken to Latrobe on the fast line, where he
died last night,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

reports come in Of the damages
''Hg from the late severe rain.
SIN the eastern and southern Sec
O' the country, it is apparent that
'a.A-iail during the two or three
H incIemency was something alb
y extraordinary. The amount of
| .'a scarcely be approximated as
wi II i clear the extent of the des-
va III money value reaches into the
.Ds' 1t i a matter for cOngratula-
-a' 50 little loss of life resulted
Tue great freshets of September.
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MANIrowoc, Wis, September 25.-George
Rothssck. who split his wife's head open
with an axe few days ago, has been cap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

NE Of the papers are abusingl the
|s.tdrnt for appointing civilian as
| ,rsster in the army, but this act is
| .-lanre with law aud prec2dents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

DysrzrsIa. the bng-besr OF epicureans,
VIZ be relieyed by Browns lroo Hraars.
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Rearrested.

DrBLI., September 25-Six men, mostly
released suspects, have been arrested IN
connection with the murder Of Huddys. at
Lough Mask. The police claim to have dis
tinct evidence against three OF them in
consequence of information ELECTED during
the examination OF Kerrigan andheld for the
same crime
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Shot 10 Death.
The wife Murderer freed.

ATLANTA, GA, September 25.-An unruly
convict at GRANVILLE prison was shot dead
hv the euard visterday
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New Cardinals.

ROME, September 25.-At the consistory
to-day Monsignor Czaki, Papal Nuncio OF
Paris, and Monsignor Abianchio, Nuncio OF
Madrid, were created Cardinals. The Pope
also preconised one English and several
French Bishops and appointed number
OF Prelates to Sees in America and
Oceanica
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CRIMINAL SQUlBS.
Eafal OUaPrNl.

NEW YORK. September 25.-Riocco Mac
kelo was fatally shot by Frances Pasta and
Riocco Bretano, all Italians, in a quarrel
over game of cards.
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:. "a satisfaction to know that En-
- Melville aud Lieu .enant Danen-
vsr have met. 1t ia not often that
,,.e explorers catch up with each
- m this world.
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a, Affection nv Catholics.

TORONTO, September 25.-Arch Bishop
Lynch, in a sermon yesterday at st.
Michael's cathedral, referred TO Sir Water
Scott's "Marmion, which he said was in.
sulting to Catholics. He saidhe h7f called
the attention of the government to its
nse as q text hook.
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ne presence of Hon. jeremiah :.
K in Washington gave rise to a
ror that he had been engaged by the
,nous to eniOiu the work OF the
|sh commissioners.
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lima has secured aR armOre1 ship,
J. completed in Germany, which
nd no, be injured by the concentrated
! Of every gun in the American navy.
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Irish Convention

DUBLIN, September 25.-Towards the end
of the year there will he n great Irish ma
tional convention here, TO review the posi-
ton and condition OF the country. Dele
gates to the convention will be elected by
the people.
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mel persecution of Jews IS going on
nrvitn increased virulence in pro-
"a Russia. 1t is pretty evidentthat
:. ou,rages are not seriously detested
E.rsI uuar.erS.
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he customs officers at Montreal held
!sr seal for some time nearly 100000
I'll Of white duck. to await an inveS-
|p,.ou. Fines of 5000 and 5000
teen inflicted, respectively on two
] Inc impgrters.
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TLere is general feeling Of conf
.r,. in the ability of the sun to take
: af,hr comet without calling fOEaid
r. il, Iiryles..tellite which we inhabit.
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;ain have the released suspects
INTO the hands of the royal con-
'ary, and, in Justification, once
are the assurances sent out that
,7a'i.y plot has been discovered"
-'li>h Specifications would occa-
ally add to the value OF some Of
indefinite but wonderful British
Teries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

While 4 passenger train on an Aus
sg pad was crossing the river at
aye. the bridge gave away, resulting
lie downing of fifteen soldiers, thir-
her being injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

THE HAGUE September 25.-Baron Won
linden, Minister Of Finance, announced
in :be States Generate today that he esu-
mated there would be deficit IN the
budget of o6. OOO 600 forms.
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K Glass, a black desperate, for
- arrest the Cherokee chief had Of
a reward OF 500, was placed in
q. Winfield, Kansas, where he yes
(sy fled OF his irons and escaped
hugh Q shower of bullets.
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Tly British steamship Nuphar went
Lse near SeAyiIle New Jersey, and
-zp,c,ed 70 20 to pieces. She was
last year, at a cost of 500, 900, and
argo Of pig-irou and drugs is val
/ al, ~ guO
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u - and Portland are not in
@s totals.
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g,-i. L. Martin, of Toledo, obtained
q The Probate Judge thirty-twO GER
tIcopies of his marriage license, to
I'd in collecting policies in marriage
wment associations.
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will be remembered that Foreman
son, Of the Star-route jury, accused
BIS II. Fall Of trying to corrupt him.
after has jdst returned to Wash
-,r. and enters q prompt denial OF
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LONDON, September 25.-Francisco Il.
CASTOR, merchant and mine.owner, has
failed. Liabilities, $4,000.
Dead.
GorrrGEx, September 25. Friedrich
Wochler, the eminent chemist and director
of the Chemical Institute here, is dead.
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|SIator Miller was hit in q sore spot
-er~oiution adopted at Saratoga,
ueuding the Presidents veto ofthe
= and harbor bill. \ proposition to
Dee the duty on wood pulp would
y CIV have hur. him more.
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Political Notes.

The New Hampshire republican state conyen-
ton Yesterday nominated Samuel W. Hale for
governor. A platform was adopted reaffirming
the faith OF the New Hampshire Republicans IN
the principles OF the party; ndorsing the prohfbi
protective tarin system; expressing confidence I'm
rreSdent Arthur; and approving the action OF
the New Hampshire Representatives in Congress
In voting against the river and harbor bill
congressional nominations were made Yesterday
as a loalows: 0Ssian Ray, republican, second New
Sey; Charles N. Bouman, republican, thirteenth
Pennsylyania; Geo. W. Priman, greenbacker, four
ninth Kentucky; w. l. McMillen, republican, NTH
louisiana; w. A. Reed, republican fourth MIS-
sour; A T. Stevenson, democrat, fourteenth ILL.,
The central branch OF the land league OF scran-
ton, Pa, To which Co.. Mcclure OF the PhiladeI-
phla Tunes, addressed his letter relatiye 20 the
alleged sale OF landleague votes Yesterday nassed
resolution "that as neither Mr. Delaney nor MT
condor Is a member OF the land league Mr. Me-
Clure has utterly failed in his attempt TO connect
Pennsylvania"
Returns from 29i towns in Maine give ROBBIE. the
republican candidate for governor 1862 plurality
The Portland advertiser saws there Will DE y re-
puDlcahS ana fus!onlsts In the senate, and 81
republicans and 81 fuSionlstS In the house. Sena-
TOR Frye yesterday received dispatches from Presi.
dent Arthur, Mr.. Blaine and Others congratulate
Ing him on the republican victory.
The South Carolina republican convention met
at Columbia yesterday. :. ]. Lee, colored, was
elected president committee was appointed 20
confer with the greeDbackers 10 ascertain what
concessions they were willing 20 make TO secure
the vo es or the republicans for their candidates.
ana the convention then adjourned Till to-day.
The New York state labor convention at Buffalo
yesterday adopted a platform embodying the
principles OF the labor party. The evening SEES
sion was devoted 10 the discussion OF a resolution
declaring against the nomination OF a state
ticket The convention adjourned till to-day be.
10 re a vote was reached.
AT the republican primary elections held In New
YORK city last night a majority OF the delegates
elected TO the state convention declared 60 be
antl-Cornell
The republicans OF Washington county. Mo.
met yesterday TO elect delegates TO attend the
congressional convention OF the sixtn dstrict
Those selected were instructed TO vote for the
nomination or Lewis Z. McComas for Congress-
Fourteen hundred and forty-1ve ballots have
peen taken by the democrats OF the nth WILSON,
sin district without nomination. This Is Brargs
district ~-'-ee
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News Briefs.

There is much excitement In east St Louis be-
cause the colored people object the location Of
the school intended for coored children and insist
upon having them admitted TO the white schools
Ihere has been some fighting In the streets and
tne schools have been closed for two DAYS pending
the decision OF the matters in dispute.
The extension or the Chesapeake and Ohio rafl.
road from Newport News TO Fortress Monroe was
completed yesterday. Through trains TO the west
VIII be put on about October l.
Mrs. GARFIELD yesterday bought the Ralph WORTH
cash.
The iron f1nishers OF Pttsburg, who constitute
an influential element In the Amalgamated Assoc
claton, have called a meeting for to-day to con-
Slder withdrawal from the society. They num-
Der 5000 In the district Their leaders declare
their determination TO end the strike, which they
say promises no profit to them.
AL the Baltimore Oriole yesterday the following
prizes were awarded: Northwestern police COM
pany, silver bowl, 500; Baltimore city rre engine
company No. IL, silver valued at 500; Wilson
Post, GAR, set OF flags
Thirty.fve experienced operatives from Sweden.
the nrst 1nStallment OF 300, arrived at Troy n Y
yesterday, TO take the places at the Harmony
mills, CohoeS, or workmen who removed from
Cohoes during the recent strike.
Happy Charlie, a lieutenant in the Salvation
Army, was arrested in Baltimore Sunday on
the charge OF improper exposure OF his person I'm
Bismarck has been compelled by the state OF
MS health TO withdraw from public business for a
time.
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BELCHER. AT twenty five minutes TO O'Clock ..
M, Tuesday September l2th 1882, Mrs.. MARGA-
RET BEBCHER, beloved vie OF Michael Becher in
the forty-first year of her a9e
Funeral viii take place from her late residence, No
215 corner 18th and C streets. Friday morning.
O'Clock. Requiem mass at st. Patrlck's church ct 0
O'Clock. y
CLARK. On September IL, 1882 at Q O'Clock D. m.
JANE T.. eldest daughter of John L. c. and Jane E.
Clark.
Funeral Thursday, at three =. m. from No. 1914 N
street northwest. Friends and acuaintances invited
to attend.
DOXON. Suddenly, on September l2th 1882 Mira
ELIZABETH ID pXON, widow Of the late John Doxon
and mother OF Mrs. Gen Pent
1nterment at Newport KY. a.
KAVANAUGH. On September IL, 1882 at 3 n m
of consumption. JOHN NJ. KAVANAUGH In the
forty fifth year of his age.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the funeral from his late residence 415 street
northwest, Thursdsy, September 14th. at D. m. e
KIRBY. Entered into rest after protracted illness
OF two years the morning Of September l3 lSS2 at
$40 O'Clock Mrs. MARY KIRBY, in the eighty fourth
year of her age.
Funeral will occur on Friday. at ten o'clock a. m.
Relatives and friends cordially invited. Inernent
Alexandria. No flowers.
PEARSON. On September 10, 1882, JOSEPH I.
PEARSON, in the forty seventh year of his age.
Funeral services will be held Mt the Tabernacle
ner Ninth and streets southwest Thursday, 1zth
inst at O'Clock m q: which his friends invited
to attend.
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From the Ccngregationalist,
A GENEROUS ACT
THAT WILL BE APPRECIATED By ALL WHO
CARE FOR THEIR COMPLEXION AND SKIN.

1t not generally known that the nervous system has
wonderful influence over the skin. but this is fact
known to medical men who have given much of their
time to the study of diseases of the skin No one can
have q clear and fair complexion unmixed with bIoches
or pimples who is very nervous.
Whatever tends to hsalthful condition of tire ner
vous system always beauties the complexion and re-
moves roughness and dryness Of the skin Some skin
diseases not attended by visible si2s on the sur
able
We copy the following deserving and interesting COM
plment from the Tribune which SAYS: ''Dr O. " Ben
sons New Remedy, SKIN CURE. is received by the
public with great confidence and it is REGARDED as
very generous act on the Doctors part to make
known and prepare for general use his valuable and
fayorite PRESCRIPTION for the treatment Of diseases
after having devoted almost his entire life to the
and treatment Of nervous and skin diseases. in which
Physician in charge Of the Maryland infrmsry On Der
matology. and anything from his hands is at once ac
ceped authority and valuable. The remedy is fully
the article to attack the disease both Internally through
the blood and externally through the absor6enfs and
is the only reliable and rational mode of treatment
These preparations only put for general use after
having been used by the Doctor in his private practice
merit the confidence Of all classes of sufferers from skin
diseases This Is for sale by all druggists. Two bot
ties internal and external treatment in one package
Don't persuaded to take any other Itcosts one dollar
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THE CAPE MAY SCANDAL-The following dis.
patcn from Harrisburg, Pa, has reference to n
scandal already vaguely alluded to: Major NJ A.
Keno was asked regarding his alleged challenge at
Cape May to William Howell, Philadelphia
banker. Major Reno was very indignant at the
puDlcatlon, and said IL is lie from beginning TO
end 1T is true that was at Cape May and
met The lady there but / was not Introduced to
her, because had known her for years She was
my wlfeS most intimate friend before her death
years ago, and at our marriage was her brides
maid. III was no more than common courtesy that
our acquaintance and friendship should be con-
tnued. regret the publication OF her name be.
cause il makes prominent In a light manner a
pure and noble lady. AS 10 her relations TO Mr.
Howell do not know, but 1 am certain he never
TOLD per anything derogatory TO me. The charge
that sent him challenge is a lie out OF the whole
clOtl-a most oiiouS lie
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
1 BET MpPE TH HAST mp s THE H 3NkE LINE
vs. WAs5HliSGI6N;t,1 ,6oTgLE- TRACK!
J AN s!iI7 COULTER 9 r !! STEEL RAILS!
An So IhsYk: w NAh EssIi 5ss2'
Ps na n louis f ana GhPcsso
tSsG9BB1hiTTf9SH Ef9t Gy and Way Stations
t:50-Baltimore. Annapolis and Way piedmont, Stras-
6uER Mlneheser Hagerstoyn and Way. via keay)
ne SEw s' 3oRk AND BOSTON
s:4o-staunton and Valley Express connects for Ha
ara # PSI Of .Ss for
stols at Beltsyile. Annapolis Junction, Jessup's
Ste top at at H Hta9ns
4f7hissb9Ef Chic Cincinnati and St Louis
PM-i3 Baltimore Eicott City. Annapolis. Way.
So fHnsb5 ely H e Baltimore and Way
t3;0G-l5altimore Philadelphia and n. Y. Express.
3:SO-Baltimore and Way Stations. Winchester Fred
erek; Hagers5own and Way, via RelayD
4;"O-BaitiIl9re Hyattsvile Laurel Express. Hred-
and 1 aa staton San'tOn'
"a 45aPont Of Rocks, Frederick hagerstown. Win:
ssi 1s SiH s ESF Nar.inseurs and
e:O5-Font Of ROCKS and Way Stations. ANU A'A"i''
Z ;G0-B Ba.tte. and Way STATIONS:
ERpRE1S Sleeping Cars to Pittsburs.
t1u:1o-Cboaso Cincinnad and St. ST." Louis Express
NO o AND WAY sfa a1 sr sShi'0
fDaiiy tSunday only Other trains daily, exceptSunday
Ohio Ticket ofices washington Station ci9 and 1871
DC Tor baggage to he checked aud received at
c. K: LORD. Gen. Passenger Agent BaHo.
WV. CLEMENTS. Master of Trans. BALTIC. my9