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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
THE S.teuLifo a,nerinnn nnhli.hes letler

ne "0D.oIst'IVO -1'IN tVttIt FUUiITIISd it1IVI
from Mr.. q. Cummings, of Buffalo, who describes
himself as having spent lifetime in the manu-
faeture OF lines and cements" Considering him
self, therefore, TO be expert in concretes, Mr..
Cummings, II appears, on 8 recent visit to New
York found his way 10 the Central Park, elm bed
up on the pedestal ofthe Alexandrian obelisk and
set TO WORK to 'slough our what he supposed to
be the hydraulic lime of which he imagined the
obelisk TO have been made by the Egyptians. II
think" says this truly enterprising investigator
''if had had time enough, and no policemen to
nose around and bother one, l could have taken
out bit of granite with my steel" The object of
Mr.. Cummings, as he ipgenuously confesses, was
TO satisfy himself that it would pay him TO enter
into a contract TO erect exact duplicates OF the
obelisk in any city for 81, 600 eaeh.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
TREASURY SURPLUS.
GEhMANfs
TIE FArpEp0Rfs HEATH


BERLIN, March 2S.-Emperor William
slept fairly last night, and is better to-day
THE VATICAN INCLINED To FACILITATE A
Sci ELEMENT.
The Vatican is inclined TO facilitate a
settlement with Prussia. Cardinal Lade-
chowski is about to leave the Vatican.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

NE NJYdI IOTIUgUess AHsOCIdIIOH OF
Agriculture viii open an exposition at Lisbon
next May. American farmers and inventors OF
agricultural implements are requested to send ex-
hibits which will be transported by tue Portu-
guese government free of charge from London TO
Lisbon and back. Special provision will be made
for the trial and competition of cultivaters reap
ers, harvesters, ETC., and for all improved water
wheels, turbines, windmills, hanu aud power
pumps, irrigating and all other hydraulic ma
chimes, rural constructions in wood, comprising
cheap and convenient houses for workmen, carts
for farm use, methods for the care, preservation
and clearing of wood lands, the whole of the
animal-snd every variety of churns and cheese
making machinery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

AN enthusiastic railroad m Getting at
ClarksYil e was addressed last Thursday evening
by Hessrs. James E Bailey. John f, Heuse and D.
". Kennedy. The matter uIdeT discussion WAS
the projected indiana, Alabama and Tennessee
railroad. Several business firms of GAINESVILLE
subscribed most liberaly-the subscriptions rang.
inc from $1,000 to $1,000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
ENGLAND.
JOHN BROWN DEAD

JOHN BROWN DEAD,
LONDON, March 2S.-Jehn Brown, the
well-knowu personal attendant Of Queen
Victoria, is oead. His death occurred al
Windsor Castle.
TREASURY SURPLUS.
The Times anticipates that Childers, Chan
celIor OF the Exehequer, will have on hand
at the end of the coming financial year q
minimum surplus of 81, 100000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
ITALY.
THE VATICAN DIsPLEAsED WITH AR CHBIsHoP

ROME, March 23.-The Vatican is dis.
pleased with the Most Rev. Thomas w.
Croke, archbishop of C shell, Ireland, for
opening subscription list for the relief OF
Psrnell.
RAPHAEL's ANNIVERSARY.
The fourth centennial anniversary of the
birth OF Raphael was celebrated here to-day
with great pomp. A bronze bust Of the great
artist was unveiled at his tomb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
FRANCE.


LYONS, March 28.-Leon Say strongly
advocates the opening of fresh out
let's TO commerce are more advantageous TO
France than protection. France should keep
en- rapport with her of.hoots, and aven Witt
those not now under her colors.
GERMANY NOT re BE CAUGHT MAPPING.
LONDON, March 28-Tbe announcement
10 German newspapers that Germany will
not allow France to steal a march on her in
the adoption of repeating rifles for her in
fantry, causes some comment here. Four
bsttalions of German troops at Konigsberg
and Stetlin have already, as an experim ent,
been armed with repeating rifles, but the re-
suits so far are discoursging.
A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
The Minister of the Interior and the Min
lister of Justice have signed contract with
the Credit Financial by which the latter en-.
sssaA TO build dwellings to alleviate the
crisis caused by hlgh renis.
WILL EXPLAIN HER MOTIVES.
The Standards Vienna correspondent says
before France opens hostilities in Madagss.
car she will issue a circular note 10 The
powers explaining the motives Of her action
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
MR. HENRY q. Bowen OF The New Yo5

-'1-Ns 10 21-NI n
INDEPENDENT recently made an extensive Southern
tour, goin3 far as Texas, visiting en- route the
principal cities in Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas, tennessee and Kentucky.
His conclusion is that the future OF the Southern
States is no lonser unsolyed problem-that
new life is swelling her veins, old customs and
prejudices are dying out, and strong influences
are at work, which, at no distant day, viii bring
her to the front ranks OF the producing and manu-
featuring States of the Union'' Mr.. Bowen con-
iesseI that the newspaper reader OF the North can
have no adequate idea of the vastly altered con-
dition OF things in the South since the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

The reader will pardon lhe foregoing di-
erosion, prompted by our admiration for 3
remedy that performs such marvellous cures,
and permit US to say that when the ad-
mirsl returned to his home in New York the
only cloud cast upon the happiness of the
reunion with his family was caused by the
continued illness of t's eldest con, q young
man Of tweniy-four, whose disease, when the
admiral sailed from Montevideo, had been
reported as succumbing to the treatment Of
the family doctor. But his father found it
otherwise; The unfortunate yonng man was suf-
fering severely from chronic disease OF The kid
neys and bladder. Bsfore leaving Boston the
admiral had purchase copy OF DR.. Pierce's
book, "The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser" He read this valuable book
thoroughly, and upon his arrival home had
made up his mind as TO the future trea;m mt
for his SON. The latter was s<nt to the
famous Invalids' Hotel, al Buffalo, y. Y
conducted By Dr.. T. V. Pierce, and his com.
petent staff OF specialists, where, under skill-
full treatment, the sufferer coon found relief
and permsnt Mt cure.
In the library of his handsome home the
admiral placed one of the four bottles SEMI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

/ The Brownsville (Tex.) Valley thinks that
/ Gov. ireland will do well to bear In mind the les
tasselstnys, experiences with the Marine
| that IL simply part and parcel of the custom
house machine, and under the guise of humani-
tarianisrn steals our election, ought never to be
| invOked BY governor of such a State as Texas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

New YORK Sun: "a number of literary
men interested in the spelling reform are about to
organize under the name of the Language Club.
Among the members will probably be Assistant
District Attorney A. ] Requier the Rev. DR.. How
ard Crosby. Prof. Barnard David Dudley Field
ex-Judge ". II. Arnoux, II. Il. Boyeses, the Rev.
DR.. Whedon and Others. Mr.. Requier said that
the basis OF the proposed reform would be the sys
tenn OF phonetic spelling now used n the Home
Journal He was OF opinion that the reform must
be introduced gradually and that there might be
some difficulty in persuading Peep to spell phi
losophy 'hleSofy, or physc 'isic;' but he thinks
such spelling would gave much time and labor"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

Raleigh Netcs OJseruer: The question
Of a subscription by the city of Raleigh
to the Albemarle and Raleigh Railroad,
late Seaboard and Raleigh Railroad J
The sun ofslOO, 900 is being talked about.
THE Joint committee on redistrlct-
ing the State met here last week, after
noon, and organized, electing MIR. d.
Worthington, of the House, as chair
man. The chair appointed a sub com
mittee, Messrs. Dortch, Boykin and Ca
ho. of the Senate, aud Messrs. Bum,
Williamson, Wilcox and WOrthington,
of the senate. The committee then ad-
iourncd subject to the call of the chair
m~ap.The annual meeting of the
alumni of the University of North Car
DINA was held in the House of Com
mons at s o clock last evening. The as
ISOLATION reelected Mr. Paul T. Cameron
president, Col w L Saunders secretary,
Mr. + Engelhard assistant secretary.
Messrs w H S Burk wyn and Eugene
Morehead we're added to its executive
committee. DIR r II Lewis made an able
speech in favor of a gymnasium at the
University, with a floor for dancing. DIR.
Battle also favored it; as the boys were
bound to dance somewhere.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
Coon FOR THE GEORGIA FARMERS.

Coon O THE GEORGIA FARMERS.
"A marvellous agricultural growth in
Georgia, contrasting the products ofls79
with those of 1882. The State shows an
increase of over 200 per cen in corn,
900 per cent. in oats, 200 per cent. In
wheat. IS per cent. in rye, 100 per CEN
IN Irish potatoes, 500 per cent. IN cane
and sorghum. 400 per cent. in sweet po-
taroes and a similar increase in the yield
If other farm and garden products. In
1870 Georgia raised 473, 934 bales ofcot-
ton; in 1880, SI4.4II bale.-an increase
of nearly 100 per cent. In ten years, and
ranking her as the second producing
State. ID 1882 the cotton production
grew to 925, 443 bales. which increase
vas accomplished with a diminished
ACREAGE. Horses have increased2O per
cent, mules 81 per cent, mich cows SO
per cent. and other cattle 30 per cent.
sheep increased 20 and swine As per cent.
In 1870 Georgia had 5000 farms; in
1880 she had 1879, 0O0. The estimated
value Of farm products in 1870 was $50,
900. COO; in 1880 it swelled to 1925, OOo,
900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
For the +. h Mcclure Room

For the K. a Mcclure Room
We are glad you have started this De-
paltment. Many of us unconsciously
iaA into the use of errors. though we
know item to incorrect.
Have you not noticed how some edu
Gated people (but possessed of remlss
ear and tongues. SUR or clip their words
III c)nversation? They will deliberately
FAY mn tor more, pc for poor, doh for
lpor, ito for floor, etc. They omit the
hhai Z IN all such words as evening,
morning, going, coming, etc, which In
'"clf mouths become eueain, mOrain,
y''"' eom'a. They will be very likely
10 say pttttcLier for particular, and
prefer the article a to the proposition
y IN the formation OF such sentences
a. cup q tea pronounced more as
qalolgh written cupper, "a bunch a
mowers, a glass n water" Some per-
sous who otherwise Tor most generally,
Pronounce correctly will carelessly use a
T'.ihg 1t an IN writable sound something
NE GU III enough.
WY will people say ''come hare" in
9tead Of come here - ..Hue's a cheer?'
Wi De troublesome at first to take so
uuch pains In pronouncing, but it will
"""' 50 much nicer In the end.
ANNA Emo.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

In Boone, last Tuesday. John Hart
ley, the young man held for rubbing the
the mali of registered packages between
Boone and Blowing Rock, had a hearing
before U. S. Commissioner Hardin. and
in default of bail for his appearance be-
fore the Federal court at Statesville, Was
remanded to Jail. Kilby Hartley, q rela-
tive of the prisoner, was arrested in
Boone for supposed completely in the
robbery, and gave bail for his appear
/ ance before the Federal court. -Ispic.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
IS THE DENTIST
RIGHT"

The boys said that it served old Doc
tor Toothstuffer right, when he had the
tooth ache SO badly that he couldn't
sleep at night. He had inflicted so
much pain on other people, in pulling
and mending their teeth. that they
thought it would be good for him to suf-
fer a little himself. The leading dentist
of Portsmouth N. H., knows Shat pain
is and has relieved himself from the
twinges of neuralgia by the use of PER
RY DAvIs's PAIN KILLER. He regards
it without a rival. 1t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

LOOK OUT FOR lsS4!-THE STATE
Press Is SOUNDING THE WARMING
The legislators are making capital for
or against the Democratic party. Thus
far. we are glad to say. they have not
done much damage saw to the innocent
sheep.
The Legislature is asked to erect a
new residence for the Governor, the old
one being too old~-fashioned, or in the
wrong locality. or something else. II
is also asked tn buy another lot at the
price of 81 900 and to add to the already
commodious Agricultural building
bought not long ago, and enlarged al
considerable expenses Star.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
DUR N

taught their daughters that "a stitch in
time saves nine" A pill in time not
only saves nine, but ofttimes an incalcu-
liable amount of suffering as well. An
occasional dose of DIR. Pierce's Pellets
Little Su~gar-coated Pills., to cleanse the
stomach and bowels, pot only prevents
diseases. but often breaks up sudden at
tacks, when taken in time. BY drug
pIstS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

Don't forget the place. It 10 with very great
pleasure that I Am ounce TO the citizens Of Raj
eigh AID North Carolina, that after an absence OF
several years In other states working In the inter-
ct Of my profession, 1 have returned to Raleigh,
and permanently located Que OF the best equipe
Photographic Galleries In the country. having Just
received . full set Of Instruments made by J. H.
Dallmeyer, the celebrated optician Of London,
whose instruments are acknowledged to be the best
in the world. My light 10 the best that can be
Constructed, Gallsvy well located and sasy of access,
elegantly furnished with every convenience and
comfort. All class of work in my line will be done
from the smallest to the largest portraits. Old pic
lures copied, enlarged, &c. Call and see me
whether you wish pictures or not.
j. W. WATSON.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

The bill to sell the States interest il
the Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Rail.
road comes up in the Senate to-da.
a. a special order. The original bill viii
be a~ntagonized by a substitute. which
the syndicate has intimatcd its wiling
ness to accept. There is no pronounced
opposition to the sale 10 either House.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

The gin house of Messrs. Marlborough
& Sheppard, at OSgood, was burned a
few days ago. The fire originated from
a spark from the steam engine that ran
the gin. The loss was quite heavy,
probably 81, 500, and there was no insu-
rance.
Ex-Enpress Eugene denies that her
recent visit to Paris had any political
significance, or that she wa requested
to leave. a sheriff was shot and
killed 10y a desperate near Udell Station,
Kansas: citizens hung the murderer to a
tree "A government vessel with pro
visions has been sent to an island off the
! coast of Ireland, where the inhabitants
are starving, Peru is ready to treat
for immediate peace with Chili.-The
| committee of the French Chamber
adopted a proposition to expel all mem
bers of families having reigned in
France.
Tarboro Southeraer. Tuesday evening,
Mr.. +. X. Neville. of Halifax county,
was thrown violently from his horse
while riding home from Enfield, against
a house. SO violent was the fall that
Mr.. Neville was killed. -Eight in
udlcS VI tIC jail dG W llltdtlcSOu CoSuDCu
on Saturday evening, January the Goth,
the escape was cleverly managed. With
q spike which the prisoners heated In the
stove, they burned the sleepers to the
floor, when the floor dropped, the house
was high enough above the ground to
allow the incarceratcd to crawl out. All
escaped and none as yet have been
caught.
John Kenny, a prisoner under life
| sentence, in New York city, committed
suicide. -Total cotton crop in sight,
1888. 800 bales. John T. Sharp APP
pointed postmaster at Wilson, N. c.
A French ship, name unknown, was run
down and sunk in the British channel.
THE British Steamship James
Gray foundered at sea.-A Calilornis
coastiDg steamer wrecked in a fog; ter
or more lives were los t.-Seven Amer
leans killed in a fight with Mexicans il
Chihuahua; a number of Mexicans were
also killed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

Goldsboro Messenger The directors of
the North Carolina Railroad have declar-
ed a dividend of six per cent, of which
three per cent. is payable March LIST and
three per cent. September LIST.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
The gettnre &aom.
concerning Common Err
Hin's writing and Speaking.

-r,n..tad Southerners generally speak .
- English Ia 10 neople have caught q certain
ut m,ny OF U o. of speech that renders it
isans, Or Teeegnize them, even = though Gns 10 tn, tine h fsst sh ss
EMBODIED. ~" rr,red from infantcy within
southern oos nero "brogue,'" which is simply q
:::'7s3. :, :: =. 3 s ssss5P:;st 1t i si nh: e sss It: ss ssSssP ana
non: not 20 Ihs Farmer and Mechanic aims to
cotton patch. a. entertain, its readers; hence we
benefit s.. + a Lecture Bonn r. IN. p psp sIena snror. a In
signed TO shoSb,ng pronunciation, etc. Parents
writing, sIfam IN have their children read these
& :o.51a:. ATSrP &. in s tas ts%,ls '' 4ssa ne : % %is%
Of npre7sLns ,nccess in public life has been due
Man. .9earacy Of his speech; Many 1snS,r q man an. has
bsru gresus |r.,rs c.reer,-bv his continual and
cessfu n ,IInptering in his use angnage. Train
Oo.Tp' 5fid's tongue while il is 70 ,g and timber;
~ Pos.o-ic- spelling, and speech, ale invited
sfI't n.-x-tmenI.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
ITO be continued.

From DR.. S. w. Hunter, Baltimore,
Nd. Having become familiar with Col
den's Liquid Eeef Tonic, | take pleasure
in recommending it as an excellent prep
a%ration, combining as it does food and
tonic in a remarkable way, producing
good blood, health and strength" Gre
member the name COLDEN's-take no
other.) OF druggists.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap is the most re-
liable purifier OF the skin in the mar
ket.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07
SHIP YOUR COTTON TO

Where it will nett you MORE money than
to ship it North and you GET YOUR
MONEY SOONER. Cotton stored and in
sured at lowest rates.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

Ir' II. ii. Harris, Warrenton, N. g.,
sa!S used Browns Iron Bitters with
80 oeeLslactory results for weakness and loss
VI appetite"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-07

Mr.. l.. S. Wood, Ne.berue, n. e.,
says: Il lave found Browns Iron Bit
tiers an excellent tonic and appetizer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
BROS. Aucuoneers.


TRTSTE i G SIZE OF yALTAaLE REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED, SITUATED
ON q STREET NORTHWEST.
IN WASHINGTON STREET.
On NJ STREET NORTH.
DELAWARE AVENUE THIRD STREET EAST
ON K STREET NORTHWEST,
ON NJ STREET SOUTH
AND On II STREET NORTHWEST.
By yirtne Of decree Of The Supreme Court, D -
-hue Ct a. we will sci under deed Of trust, A-I
FTH DAY OF aiBI A. iSss FIVE f; oCfoG ts
=. H.. III front OF the PREMISES Lot No. 26, with i'm
square No 5i8 This OF fr5nts i76 iee ! inch on q
street northwest Opposite the new Pension building
nd viii be sod in seven convenient parcels each about
and on FRIDAY. the SIXTH April, at FIVE P.
the sub of lot 8 square SIS This ot fronts on Wash
iagton stree. i1G ia feet and vii he sold ten par
On sA7 URDAy SEWN II APRIL. at FIVE p. NJ.
faf f Ms x s s on hG hor N5s q m
aT 6n T pns 6 % iG S eas APRIL st
Iot< Nos 81 to 81 iIcn i've IA Lots Nos - T. 81 in
Fgq5; " gorth Ss 73 Oh aey P 51qare
square No SO With the building fhete 81 ot on si
tx ct o PHh W 81 aBa 4 N af 0f es and
lot - in square Ne. 5i with tie improvements on Nj
On HI r. he a, + Tw s II and hpR1E at r1yEp
N, tie rear i2rts # lots Nos s. g. 10 and II in the
r md ME- A = s TH ERA T1ff Err 9 lof Ne
~, m Sqtare 30 az. with the improvements on II
tern :; one Tar, cash. Of which deposi. of 800
IA O. bearing interest at one and two years to DE Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold all cash
win 1hn ton DAYS de ga ,9 h property Wi be- re
sol! Irk Of cseia,ltl1g purchaser. Conyeyancing
mh23-d&ds ALAN a. DALE. trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06

ESSssffzr1 ElsT H2 sgarHwrs,
@ HySrcr fhEAsaRSal tR3 ssra EoiH sss
or sra asp .sGS sIaI,os CoRsxn
For r.tsoqrg and the West ChicsSo 1lm,tea E,nrsu
daily with Vi Sleeping pm daily. asr. f Fsss
h.rris ,.g9 to G,nennati Western Express 80
ttfbgGs and the WITH Palac e sieep as c tor
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
y S;ss1daS With Pal s,sf cas:
For wilIiaInaport Iook Haven. and Elmi-, ,,as.
To- m: daily. except Sunday
enc lo2 Limited E1press Palim is% P Pay
For Boston w;thout chalsr. i:Se p ~ e1ers week
For Brao a.J1aS 20 =, r III ,,-ou., trains
ssee sr s1s e'a at e Brooklyn Annex aerns
seross New Yo ial c street avoiding double
For G.g nd no i5:as 500 =, sm r. lose 80 40
tY-.9 =, ~: Limited A1press. $3.50 daily eI.
$40 $40 CO. 80 80. and 1870 1 pm. i'e on
sn Fun Lay sou $50 am. AGO. 60 $780, $50
For FoI es Creek Line e:4oa H. and A.4o p m. daily,
Ior Anasrolis. Gao an and 4.4o Pm daily. e,oep.
5SSA tsR sEDaRHfRr HsT a15aissA6s
i'T Aesa 9 a1s eo 5oo ' s 10 90 and
Sunday af6:5O s20 and ii IS N. and Zoo aDd
Tor Rchnsond and the South. $50 and II % am
Trains iesye Alexandra Tor Washington. 90 500.
90 and s:Io m. and il:O0 midnight On
s1snGay 1t 800. e:53 and 1000 a. M. 700 and
fissets inform at the ONCE nortbeas, oorna
a foa as ss ehs .d at II the
sage u ossuha'l e M from hotsis ana residences.
cHAs r. PUGH. General Manager As'''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-06
RAILROADS.
V(hTIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIL WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER!
SIEtI. HAIISl

scheduk, II take effect SUNDAY, NOV. H. 1882
IeaNe washington. from Station OF New Jer-
3ey avenue and street
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville. and st Louis
thron"h coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars 10 above
points without change l015 a. III. daily to Chicago
except Saturday.
For itteb,lrv. Cleveland and Detroit at is a. m
and = ~ y. M, daily $40 p u. a solid train to
P1ttsburg. with Sleeping Cars attached.
iroliiS Tor Philadelphia and New York at = 10 a. NJ
With PsIlor and Sleeping Cars attached
FOR iGiLiore on week DAYS. s. $50 ESQ As $40
and ~ m 1910 10 2:35, j, $50, 80 40 45
.. 80 940- II 80 pm.
For Baltimore on Suniays 6 40 T.45 Gam 10.
Z:d1. 3 10. 5:45, .. $40 pm
n for Annapolis. 600 j. II: 10 and 4:40; Sunday
pa. IN. 1 40 pm.
For way stations between Washington ana Bsltimors
FOR S.atO1s on metropolitan Branch, 8 TO- $40 a. m
" y. m. daiS except Sunday 10 T.. III. daily for
StauIton, 30 daily, except Sunday; for Hagers
Town ana Frederick $40 1918 445 daily excep,
o Trains arrive from the West daily 6:2O. 7:35 an.
%, 9-.j pm ''
Prom New York and Philadelphia, SIS. SIS am.
GSlY 10 = H. daily except sunday from baltimore
lZ;o2 a-'3 o, $40, sl5 $50. 1905 10: 40 III 80 a
m. 80 Arc. $40 6.37. T.53 $50 9 Is y m y on
S1nday 8 %. o. 6l5. 1OO5. 10 40 a. n j. 81. So
From Annapolis, $50 a. H.. so 6:37 pm. Sunday
~. A. d J:31 p. III. ~''
frorl StsuntoIl. 2:l5 p m daily except Sunday.
From Frederick. HagerstOwn and Intermediate
day. $780, '' f' JUN
All trGins from WASHINGTON stop at Relay Station
ltEiier information At tho Raj
ONO Ticket Office, ashustop Station 6I9 and I3Si
ItnIsS ANA avenue, 14th street where orders
VII De taken FOR bsase ~ be and received al
ny point III the city.
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