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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

~ will go wherever you wish,
jerome" said the bride-clect in a sort
of innocent bewildermcnt.
Mr.. Clay put her into little carriage
at the door, and drove her up the
mountain-sidc through the huge,
stone gateway of White Castle to the
velvet lawns in front of the colonnad.
ed portico, where statues Of Ceres and
Proscrpine stood in dazzling marble on
either side, and an antique sun-dial
marked the golden footsteps of tho
God of day.
Its beautiful place" said Aurilla,
looking admiringly around. "But why
are we stopping here, Jerome?"
"Because, Aurilla," he answered
quietly. "it is our home"
"You mean to tell me, dear" cried
the delighted widow, that you've
been fortunate enough to receive the
agency | thought Mr.. Wright"
"Mr Wright is the agent STILL" said
Clay. What | mean, is that | have
bought White Castle and its grounds.
This fine old house is TO be your home
hcnceforward, Aurila."
But, jerome, | thought you were a
poor man :"
"Did ! ever tell you SOP" he laugh.
ingly rctortcd. Did | ever tell any
one so? If the good people Of Elm
Mountain chose to believe me a pauper.
is it fair TO hold me responsible for
their rash conclusions? No, Aurilla,
In money am rich--rich beyond my
widest aspirations. But when first
came 10 Elm Mountain, believed my
self bankrupt, indeed, in the sweet
coin OF love and human kindness.
Sweetheart. it is not so with me now.
1t was your hand that unlocked the
gate Of happiness to me! 1t shall be
your hand that is to reap the rich re-
ward"
lie bent and kissed her forehead ton.
derby.
But the childrcut" she cried.
"Tbc cbillrr, ,r. wit, ,l,,- ,,,,o-
nal aunt ~, tho Wi,J.,r 1o,cr =, No,,,
York" he answered "Thcb is soon
to enter coIleg. tho Girls arc both ON.
o,goi +, h. married ,,s,,,ho-,,,...,.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

The Georgia gold mining belt ex-
tends from Virginia to Alabama and
Florida with an average width of l3O
miles. Thousands of men are engaged
in working the mines. In one place
in Lumpkins county there are q stamp
mills, each employing from 10 10
so men. This statement of the extent
and value Of the gold mines Of Geor-
gia will probably surprise most North
ern people.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

DR.. Mary Howard, an American
woman doctor. is creating quite a stir
in social life in China. She attended
the mother OF Prince Ii Hung Chang,
and although she did not save her life.
she showed so much skin that she was
called in to trca, the wife of the great
.....,r r., an v..~tg 20 Nvg-.l,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

British government figures estimate
that one-hfth of e35O,OOO,O0O earned
by the British workingmen and women
yearly goes for beer and liquor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

1t Is said that the Bible rcviscrs find
the ravens" which fed Elijah were
gypsies, according TO the original, and
that the originally word used was
"rOYcrs."
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

John Pearson, a trembling old man,
who has been a resident Of Fort
Smith, Ark, for forty three years,
claims to have been the actual inyen-
tor Of the revolver patented by Colonel
Colt. He says that in 1884, while he
was working in Baltimore with gun
smith named Baxter Colonel Colt hired
him TO make experiments, which re-
suited in the perfected revolver, with
six charges in the cylinder and one
barrel. Pearson never received any
reward for his invention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

Official reports show that railroad
accidents are steadily increasing in
number and fatality in the United
States.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

A club Of fourteen-years-old boys In
Webster parish, Ia, has been organ
lsed to compete with ono another in
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

Once in a while a dishonest man
shows the sincerity of his reformation
In something more tangible than
words In Quincy, ILL.,. few years
ago, q man occupying a position OF
trust stole $4,000 and decamped TO
Mexico. According to the popular be-
lief, his ill-gotten wealth ought TO
have brought nothing but disaster TO
him; bot on the contrary. the invest
ments that he made brought him a
handsome fortune. As he now had
plenty of money. his conscience inn
PEELED him 10 restore the money which
he had stolen. lie did so; and having
o competence, will probably bo strictly
honest In the future.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

There Is a man employed in the
Philadelphia gas-works whose fidelity
for almost half a century deserves re-
cogn!t.on. He is a hale old man Of
eighty years. and his name Is Tim
othy Keating. Forty-seyen years ago
he was brought from England to teach
the manufacture Of gas in Philadel-
phis, and he has never once been absent
from his post in working hours during
that long period of service. For TWEEN.
y years his duty has been 70 regulate
the pressure OF gas according to the
varying demand during the hours Of
darkness and he goes to work every
evening at six o'clock.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

The Japanes" authorities are about
70 devote special attention 20 the cai a
bilities and prospects Of Japan as a tea
producing country In response 70
numerous applications from tea culu-
vators. they have decided to invite
delegates from the various tea growing
districts throughout the country, who
will meet at Kobe next October The
Japan Mat adds that. II possible, the
authorities will take the opportunity
Of holding at the same time and place
an exhibition Of the different varieties
Of japanese ten, and Of objects con
nected with their production and prep
paratlon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

These igures, says the Chicago Raii-
tody Age. are not claimed TO be exact.
II is absolutely impossible 10 obtain
official returns for the same period
within n year or two after date. and
so it is necessary to use the latest
available statement and add the prob
able increase since that time
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

They are never alone that are &C
companied with noble thoughts.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-07-19

The following is the estimated rail
way mileage Of the world January l..
1893:
National Republican., 1883-01-11
ApI,asin.

One of the most curious and battling Of ner-
vous diseases is aphasia, which consists in the
loss Of power of the subject to recall certain
words, and which in serious cases destroys all
power of expression.
An eminent French judge, who suffered
from It, would say to his wife, "Givc me my
dear me !-my-you know" and he would
point to his head.
"Your hat2"
ooh, yes, my hat"
Sometimes, again, he would ring the bell
before going out, and say to his servant: "Givo
me my um-um-umbrel."
"YOur umbrella?"
Eyes, my umbrella"
At this time he exhibited no other symp-
tom of diminished intelligence, but was in
the habit of discussing the most intricate
points Of law. Another invalid would subst.
tute the word he desired to use with q para
phrase, as, for instance, when he wanted TO
mention his aunt, he would say, the nearest
relative by the mothers side"
While in the simpler forms of the disease
only a fOw words are lost by the sufferer in
more complicated cases his vocabulary is linn
tied to perhaps not more than half a dozen
words. IN one instance the total vocabulary
of an ophasia patient consisted of five words
yes" mo-" three" always and hello"
He answered all inquiries with ono of these,
and though when questioned concerning Il
number he would invariably say three, he
would give the accurate number by exhibit
ing his fingers. The greatest sufferers are as
unable to express themselves by writing as by
speech. They take up the pen eagerly in
their hands and either scrawl a few unintcl-
ligible hicroglyphiCs or write some word
wholly different from the one they intended
No positive cure for this strange alteration
is known, though the patients sometimes re.
cover, and the most curious feature of 10 Is
no general weakness of tho intellect accom-
panies IL.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
ALsACE AND LORRAINE.

BismnrclE's Iron Hand shown In TIA,
"GermaniLation" OF the Conquered
Provinces.
Tho Germanization of Alsace and Lor-
raine goes on at rapid ate. The German
authorities leave no stone unturned in the
work of destroying everything French. Even
the sermons in the churches at Metz are now
delivered in German, and tho French popula-
tion has not made the slightest protest. The
fact is that the French of Alsace and Lorraine
are thoroughly humiliatcd. They bow be-
fore their cOnquerOrs like slaves. The
wealthy proprietors, who can afford to leave,
have gone to Paris or elsewhere, often even
noglecting TO let or sell their houses or lands.
The peasantry are perfectly callOus. Their
spirit seems to have disappeared altogether
and as II Lorraine remarked to the CORE
spondont of an English newspaper, they don't
care so long as they can get good price for
their crops il is all the same to them whether
| it is in francs or marks. Meantime near the
| frontier the young people are sent to Nancy
and other French towns to school, and few
return to their birthplaCcs, The French gov
ornment itself is indirectly aiding the work.
1t has prohibited the publication of the map
of France with Alsace and Lorraine attached
marked with a block tint The language
frontier, which was once far to the east of
Metz has moved rapidly westward. In
Metz French is still much spoken, but Ger
man is the official language, and the names
of the streets, for instance where they re-
main posted up in French are dirty and
dingy, while where they have been trans
lated into German they are bright and clear
in white and blue enamel. Metz is most dis
NAL town. although thoreare no less than IS, 900
troops quartered there. At first these sol
diers had double pay, and the shOpkcepers
prohtod thereby but this increased pay has
been discontinued, and the Germans have
their own messes and casinos supplied from
Germany. In the fortress every precaution
is taken that the misfortune which bololl Ba-
zaine shall not oyertake the yictors. The
supplies Of provisions are calculated for u
siege of several months duration, and the
more perishable articles are constantly re-
ncwcd. Near the frontier the state of armed
neutrality which really exists between the
two nations is everywhere apparent. At all
the railway stations and bridges, in addition
to the custom house official, there are strong
military detachments. The French are by
no means behindhand, and it is said the mill
ions of francs, the loss of which could not bo
accounted for, were really spent upon fortih-
cations not specified in the plans Of the min
ister Of war.
National Republican., 1883-01-11

SIC. Moasses steady and In good dem and. Rice
quiet and UNCHANGED; Louisiana ordinary To
choice, d3{@63sc. Bran higher at 9jC. Cotton
seed oil, prime crude and summer yellow, refined,
steady aud unchanged Other aricus are un-
changed. Exchangc-New York sight at par ;
bankers sterling, s0lIGiSOI5.
WGtNuNGroN, Jan. 10.-Spirits turpent Inc firm at
Ole Rosn firm ~ 81 30 for strained 81 37l8 for good
strained. Tar firm at 81 80 Crude turpentine
hrmi 81 90 for hqldi 81 % for yellow DIP. Corn
steady; prime while, 5906ic; mixed, 57d 6Sc.
tled held ut SIC. Rosin steady; strained and good
strained 81 8jms1 40
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Muster ofrransportitlon, bal
WV ''V7TVTWT T TT77VTIVT NEVIIT, UUTITIUUT
ENuE virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND wuSSE

Scheuulo ~ effect 100 her 1851!
GlO " ~. New orleans Mail, daily, mnRlng close
,onhVEtpnS To all points south ana southwest,
Win fulnHn sleeping Cur4 from Washington
nm DnhVlle 70 Atlanta aud Atlanta to New
LNhchburg and Bristol
E2O I, nl.-LOuisyile Fast Line, daily, via Char.
lotlosNlle, Huntington, and Lexington, to tu.
tlllal, Louisville, and all Western points,
hhklig uiroct connections, ana With solid train
LOusviile.
1885 y. m-soUtheru Mail and Fxprc,s. daily. to all
points south and southeast, VIA DInVillo aud
charlotte, With Pullman sleeping Cars. Wash
lngtuu 10 Charleston,
For all points ON auul>sus Division tnlle 7lO a. IN.
Train daily, except sunday. For WarrunUn
=, ihko $40 II, IN. ana !! u u. m. truIng daily.
Tor TICKETS ana all information, inquire ut Com.
pany ounce, COL Pennsylvanin uvCnur, or ut Uuiun
WITH telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER N. MACDANIEL,
soTcn"rn Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager, sci,
National Republican., 1883-01-11

CHICAGO Republicans arc talking about
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, as a presidential
candidate. Al the last republican national con
yention there was sham movement for him; at
tho next there may be II new and formidable one.
His boyho0d was In that corner of Vermont whier
gave birth 90 President Arthur He Is stalwart,
or in o her words, a rciOmer, with no u..s
q. oNt hlmL HIS g,eat Guitie are couceu tu by
MS cl0tls, aud bis COl'rO ntr his temluI. .
cuuul ID with his independence, gave him their
confidence aud esteem.-BOgoR 1fageer.
National Republican., 1883-01-11
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

VNHE GREAT ..-
,,. DOUBLE TRACK, spLhNpfD sCENERY.
STEEL RAILS, MAGNlFlCEST EQUIPMENE
TRAINS LEA VIZ WAsIifNGfoN, \, IRON station
| ,,o, pGorner Of sixth and streets, as follows;
OF Palace Sleeping Cars ut $3.50 n. H., daily: L 81
adn, wy H. ~, daly, with eening tnrs from liar.
daily, with Palace cars TO Ptts6nrg nnI IN W., ~,
hmt' Anil Express, OjO y. M, daily for Ptlsbur;
-. BALTINIoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Culandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara
lromi Washington to Canandasiia wa ''''''' |'''
For WillinnspOrt, Lock Haven and ElmlTa, ut I'D
For New YORK aud the East SO0a. m, lO:9Oa m. Ial
i5 @ G,o 30 m ana Ig Gsd R i oR sGMd9y o 9 O. and
=, Cans. .G'O H. m, daily, except sunday.
For BrooKlyn, y. l"all through trains connect at
Jersey Guy with boats of brooklyn Annex, uilur5.
ms direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding double
ierrihgc across New York city.
For Philadelphia 500 M, 1850 n. m 1880, i2l 01l
nid lGi.9 y; M ON Sumdny, i:2l GO AMI 1870 p
. . Limited Express. $3.50 a. M, daily, except SUR
For baltimore $40, 500 800 1890 A. m. and 1880, mr.
d;iQ C'3g' 7;i0, G.O and lG2l y. M On sunday, oH
For PopGs Creek Line, O:Oa. M and $40 y, M daily
except sunday
For Annapolis dioa. M. and Giop m. daily, except
AIEXHNDRGA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAIL,
T0NsRAiLROAD.
For Alaxandria $50 100 G2o, llOo, and lies a. m,
100 ll;O0 and lii2j a. M, and 500 p, N.
For RchmOndand the south. $3.50 and ll:2j a. daily
Trains leave AieXandrin for Washington 600 500
s"30nd lGuO M; l2 O,3;Ol, d;lD, 100, andGlOp M.
and 1900 midnight. ON sunday at 500, so ,andltOJ
Tickets aud Information at the office, northeast cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania uyelHlU
and nt the station whcro orders can be let for the
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels anu
j. II. WOOD. General Passenger AGENT.
CHARLES 10, PUGll. Goncra Mnnag Y sole
National Republican., 1883-01-11
NOrGOlk and New YOrk Stenmers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
Will leave her wharf foot ofSixth street every gllu.
day. Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock y. u.,
loucning al Pinty Point, Point Lookout ana tUrrusi
Monroe,
CONNEUrING AT NORFOLK WITH TILE hos.
ION ANp PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
FiTstCuss lAre Fortress Monroe and SuTulE,sl 10
Sucond-Ua,s ure 10 Fortress Monroe ana No tot 20
Fiist-cAs3 iaTO TO Piuey Point Hud Point Lookout -
Spcunu,CluSi utre 10 Pluey Point and pL LuuguU ,l
Returning, caves Norioli Tuesdays thursdays
""' ''' 'TifE NEW York STEAAlEVs,
JOHN al liSOS and H. O. KNlGll 4, Lave Pier A.,
East River, New York, every Saturi1y NJ p. ma,
uud Georgetown every Thursday ul %, M For par
ticunr5 apply 10 gent, 90 Water street. GeurgptoWn,
III setg tnd gtafprnOmg can he secured M general
Office Gl3 Fifteenth street. In Nat. Met, Bank, - aud
o ticket O,re, 1851 PA ave; =, Mare Hotel and at
boat. llg3l ALFRED WbOD, seer t1ry,
National Republican., 1883-01-11

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Ass0ci1td Irta.
NEW YORK, Jan. lO--Aoney on call loaned be-
tween TO per cent, and closed at Boa per cent.
Exchange was strong, aud the nominal rates ad-
National Republican., 1883-01-11
COTTON MARKET.
The following were the opening and closing
DALTIMoRE rRODUoE MARKEr

BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE Jan. lO.-Cotton dull: middlinR 10c,
Flour srrOng and u shade better Howard street
ana western superne, SO l5@8 5O do. extra, SO 20
al 30; do, family, s4 15d6 10; city mills supertne
W 5Oai g0i DO, extra, - 2595 70; do. Rio brands
patent, " 90. Whcat-southern quiet ana steady
western higher, closing firm; southern red, 81 O3a9
90, do. amber, 81 OS@sl l5 No. Maryland, 81 T.
al l219. No, western winter red, spot, 81 10 bld
january, 81 1901 1875; February, 81 ll5sal 1l9G
March, 81 l35sgl 1879 April, 81 l52s@l 1914; May
81 l6H bid. COrli-SOuthern quiet ana nOminully
steady; western higher and firm, closing quiet;
southern white and yellow 6lmB3c western mixed
spot, 08G6lci Jannaly G3JG@6a February, 629S
@62Ac' March, 62M@63c. OaIs- quiet and firm
southern, 45a4Sc; western white, 45d4Sc do. mixed
llGd6e; Pennsylvania, 45@4Sc, Rye inner at 70a
tic. Hay quie prime to choice pennsylvania aud
MaryandG Sll OO@i5 90. Provisions steady; mess
pork, SIS 90; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, s@lOAc bacun-shoulders, ,04c;
fined, ll94c. Butter quiet western packed, - D
20 roll, 2l02JC. Eggs-fresh, quiet ~ @lc; Ilmcu,
dull at 10000; Petroleum du!l; refined. 74m12tc.
Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair, 64aSc,
sugar dull; soft, SIC. Copper, refined steguy at
l7l4c. Whisky quiet at 81 l7@l M, FreiGh!s to
Liverpool PER steamer Pne cotton r$foinVad:i
barrels; wheat 90 i97 bushels corn, 43Oi6 bushels.
Shipments-Whelt 1883 bushels; corn, 1gsO73
CGO bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO Jan, lO.-llour steady ana firm Wheat
unse tied, but generally lower regular " 8u91Io
January; UA@9INo February No. red Winler
soc; No. 2 Chicago spring, O7IENQ7He Corn un.
settled, but generally higher at 5GI IMj7C cash; 5IG
January; 81 ~ February. Oat- steady, with so a
demand at 35&c cash 36c February and March
Dressed hogs In fair demand, but lower at u 100
71O. Pork active but a shade luwrr az Sl7 l5W
II 20 cash; sl7 lO9l7 10 January; sl7 27l%al7 30
February. Lard steady, with fbir demand nj 10 10
@l047l4 cash; $40 52l S@10 o. February Bulk meats
steady and unchanged, Whisky steady aud uu.
changed at 81 10,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the openin-, highest, lowest,
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade
as corrected by special wire reports TO Cooke Coz
brokers;
National Republican., 1883-01-11
ALExANDRIA dRAIN MARKE1

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. lO-Flour Is more active and
and active; the receipts are light Elly lo3D
bushels teilg offered to-day; fair Huljz sod
lot of cnoice LongberIy at 81 -. The receipts OF
corn are light. and small lot, sold AT j5c for damp
aud 5Sc for prime dry. Norye or oats were offered,
Country produce Is quiet and easy, with fair re-
ceipts
SOUTHERN MARKETS,
NEw ORLEANS, Jan, l0.-Porl hrmer Rt 81 10.
Lard urmeT refined tlerce, llG ktg, ~ 20, EuE
meats iu iGir ovunpdi shoulders loose, az Gi
packed So 10; clear rio and long clear ~ l9l1o
8 %. Sugar in good demand yellow clarified, 1sg
7l2ci choice white clarified, 734g6c; glanulated,
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Mt, Vernon! Mt. Vernon!
eTnAMnn w. w. CoRcOnAN

leaves sovcnth-strcot wharf daily (oScopt sunday
for MI Vernon at 10 u'cocs Il. IA returllE, reaches
Washington ABOUT G.O u, IA. .....
auto T., T.. BLAEF Captain
National Republican., 1883-01-11
CT DE'5
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE
-FOB---
HrvEUVanREpmTN yvRguENGFDN, AND
CL-Y-DE'5

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS.
From PHILADELPHIA every saturday ,,,,,-,. l2 m.
From WA>lllNGION every Monday y,,,o,,o,.,,i o.. mo.
Through aud prompt CON cotton With New York,
Boston, FALL RlV.T uNu ull points North Ih.OIlh
I,is lauur glyun. Freight IyC lNnI uub d. .vr,u
daily untl p. u, W. J.. ,'Hl ID d. q o.,
Genoral Agents. Pnll dulphtL
j. H. Johnson % CO.,
Ag.nw, i!th aud 18Th - wharye5 IS, W., 1902 z >
n. Wa Washington ID. Y, ielJ &c
National Republican., 1883-01-11
Sra5tItrs' 65uioe.
CHEsAPEAKE Am ONO RAILWAY.

4 liitl''tNi h'ANh AMI btllO RAILWAY
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
a., no TUE WEST hNp SOUTHWEST
on and amer SUNDAY. DECEMBER a. issg pas
Scngcr trains OF this route will leave Washington
i'oh H. u r. station as follows.
Az o Z. NJ DAILY louisville and Cincinnati sne,iai
,, '",. WIN iullmlu Cars To Lexington Ky,
,i'Vthl"tl, uuu LOUISVILLE without Cuau le. ARRIVING
~ Anston 2iO y. u., Cincinnati go -. M Louis.
with through fst trains TO- ali points i'm tho We,L
cSOHuth"est and Northwest
inptou toCineinuajt sil5G lj jSshinFontost. IonIs.
49,; Mri sion to Caicaio. si1jj Washington
';i0 dn r M daily, except sunday Mail for al stations
VII u N u Ry east of G lilon to.,..
pr,a@ Eqr Rates & Tlckois to all points West location In
connection, apply at C. 10 o. ny Uilcc bill Ps1nsyi
=, ~. u, ,W,,EEULLER Gcdcrai Passenger AGENT.
G.. w. SMITH General Manager C,iIiy
RALr1MoBE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THEEAsr AND rREE Wa %EN ItNyn wAs,rrzaroY
DOUBLE TRAfHl Sfi A. JANYEY A COUPLER
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. q, ,,,,
a, N. chico, ldiE%VE WASHINGTON. T. 'S'>
'''.' press sle"pIlmn5!a sl'Ilnatt ~ a4d ~ Louis Fast l4r
,SS @GS Reiimoe RRalilimore Eeott city, and Way stations
600 B9!!imqre !ra.} AGpopoIs, and WAY. piedmont
Sytr',sourEi Mn,hoster, llagersIown AMI
&lo Point OF Rocks and WAY stations
''''' ihi.1rGeiphn, New York, ana Boston Express
$40 stggnton and Valley EXPRESS Connect, for
n3serStown and at Point OF Rocks Tor Fred.
TOGO. Baltimore, fayetteville. and Laurel EynrotS
stops ut Bclsyllc, Annapolis Junction, Jos
snp,@, nnd Dorsey's On sundays stops Vt
1000 Baltimore Express stops At 1lyottsvillo and
tlO;l5, pttaburg chicago, Cincinnati and st. Loul,
EXPRESS, sleeping cars to Cincinnati, Luu,s.
u NJ vii g, and Chicago.
l2l@ B9tlmioret Elllcot CITY, Annapolis, aud lay
ilS5 idSS on on sunday only for Baltimore and Way
~ baltimore Express.
ts'El' baltimore ENurCa,.
1850" baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Ex.
1850. BALTIMORE aud Way stations. tWlucbes!er.
frederick. H0gers,own, and Way Via re.
i;SO Baltimore, HyattsvlIc, and Laurel EXPRESS.
S,nciya SETeaGyEcS' Via Relay. stops NJ Annapolis
1870. Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way stations.
l1'b' Point OF Rocks, Frederick, lugrrstowu Win.
49,. =, Point of Rocks und Way stations onlyj
'''''' hEMih3rG M i; t%Ergss. AlnrtiI s9nrg and Way
Coz Point OF Rocks und Wuy sutton" """ i"'"''"
Il!W baltimore and Way stations
tSil PitlsOurg, Cleveland, aud Detroit Exprcs..
4o.,, S!tenlng Cars to IUsburg
'O'"' PGiladglphiG, Now York aud Boston Express.
l"o" Chicago Cincinnati, aud ST Louis Express.
sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis AMI
li%o Baltimore and Way stations.
nrhda,N' tsundnyi only. Other trains daily, except
An trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
o,nNt Intlher lnlorlnplOu Npply atthc BltimOreuud
IGnnsylvanla avenue, corner OF Fourteenth street,
WnSr orders WIN be taken Tor baggage to be checked
WI" receive" "' any point IL 'IWS Ne GG'y;rr,,,vrs
Master ofTransportati9n, baltimore
scls General Passenger Agent lili,'nnt,
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H.. EQr Rates Tickets TO- all points West. location in
pullman CAis, and Fun Information oi G,'ifc ,ii 'i
connections, apply at c. q o. ny Uulcc, 5ls Ps1nsy.
Nahh avenue, Washington, d. e. '''
II. W. FULLER Gcuprai ppgscpycr A-,,,
G. w. SMITH, General Manager '''' a., ~ J,ii,,;,
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BSALIIMuNh AND OHIO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNItY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY r.r,st
,,,,,,.,... BETWEEN "'-'"
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.1.rlNlnnE srnck MARKET.

LoNpoN, Jan. 1O-Atlanto and Great Western
lists, 5l14 do DDS, l6lS: New York Central, 1904
Illinois Central, 1i0l5; Reading 2S3S; 81. Paul
1l0R. Paris advceS quote routcs 7sf 57lSc, and
exchange ON London 25E 22c. India council bills
were allotted to-day AT an advance Of Lied. pei
rupee.
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WHIT Corn, Oats. Pork. Lard.