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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

CLeave u. 4 p. Depot. sixth and streetst.
0nO a. M.TFor all way stations and Virginia
nnti Columbus, and 81. Louis, Daily except
sunday, LOB A. M.--For Williamsburg, Va
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
BIO y. NJ. For Louisville, Cincinnati, St Louis,
and Chicago. connecting for oil points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Expresa
daily; does not stop for local businesy ex-
cept tho Virginia Sprlngs through Pullman
service TO Louisville and Cincinnati
1O4Q =. M:-For NIL way stations and Viz
ginia Springs and Columbus. Ohio. DAILY
For tickets and information apply at G. q o.
railway office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway
Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and H. d T.
Station. ii. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH, FRANK TRIuu,
General Manager, N. Il. Passenger Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

Acting Land Commissioner Harrison has
written to the register and receiver of lands at
Humboldt. Cal, informing him that the
practice of allowing proof to DO filed at the
time of the filing of the application TO pur.
chase land under the timber land act of June
3, 1878. or ut any time within sixty days of
publication, is Irregular and unauthorized.
!" | am informed" the acting commissioner
says THAT great numbers of fraudulent tim
bertrand entries have been made at your
office. 1t Is stated US particular allegation
that the California Redwood company has
hired men by the wholesale to make such en-.
tries, and that agents Of this company con.
stantly appear at your office rs agents of tho
entrymcn and pay for the land, and that
these are matters of common notoriety in your
district. If 1t be true that entries are made in
the manner alleged, II appears 10 me STRANGE
that your suspicious have not been aroused,
and that Information of such or like circum-
stances has not been communicated TO this
office. You are instructed to hereafter oxer-
else the utmost vigilance in the matter Of mp.
| plications and entries under the act named.
If you are satisfied that nm entry IL
sought to be made In fraud or evasion of the
law in any particular you should promptly
reject the application, stating your reasons
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

BALTIMORE, Aug. lg-Cotton dull and lower:
middling, lO16c. Flour steady and quiet;
Howardstreet and western superilne, S2,37Ca2. 10:
do extra, SSOO693. 70; do family. si,0Oe50O; city
mills supcrine, S25OG3OO. do. extra, 49, 100
3.l5 do. Rio brands. $500; patapsco family,
$50: do. superlativo patent, 1923. Wheat
Southern flrmer with fair demand; southern
red, sS9gOc; do. amber, Yl6193c; No. Mary
land. 9S9g3Hc; No western winter red
spot. SA@SllIc; August, SlL6St5Sc Sep
TENDER, sSsS@s9c; October, 9JIS6D8eEc; No
yember, 92gs21tc. Corn--Southern nominally
steady; western no offering and no bid;
southern white, CSC; do. yellow, nominal
Oats lower with more demand: southern, new
3l6D37c; western white. old, 3bGDBic; do. Mixed
new, 3l@S3c; Pennsylvania, new, 3l@t3Gc. Rye
quiet at 60@6lc, Hay steady; prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sl50O&ls.0O
Provisions firm with upward tendency; mess
pork, els. 10; bulk meats, shoulders, and clear
rib sides, packed, T49llAci bacon--shoulders,
Sl2c clear rib sides, lIc'hams, l59l6c. Lard
Refined go. Butter firm for choice; western
packed SCgl6c; creamery, l5922c Eggs steady
at lSGlic. Petroleum lower; refined, IA
@79sc. Coffee ilrmer; Rio cargoes ordinary TO
fair, g4lOIc. Sugar steady; A soft, 6sSc,
Copper Refined easier and quiet at ID,
Whisky nominally steady at l,l5, Freights to
Liverpool per steamer steady and quiet; cot
Flour, 1852 barrels; wheat, l0l 900 bushels corn,
els. Shipments-Wheat, 81, 900 bushels. Sales
Wheat, 900 bushels corn, 1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 19-North Caroline 6s,
old, l57; Virginia new 49, 81 bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20
A HOT r1anr WITH coNv1cTs.
Two Of the Fusitlves From the Kentucky Pen.
ltentiary and One OF Their Pursuers Shot

NJ,
LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. 1o,-The marty pursu.
inc tho convicts ,vbo csconod r,o,n mo no,t.
,a,,,t.. :, ,,.a,.,e'., ~, -.
.e''lsry az rra,s,ort last lhursuay morning
learned, ontho following day, That two OF them
had seized two horses near Midway, In Wood.
n,rd countv and tho anIrnaia ,vorc fo,,d on
SATURDAY. ,norning about three miles fyon, ibie
citv tiod 10 the Hnco A inntnnt vas Lc,i
yesteriNy bnt the oonyicts inv low min ' tbIs
'nnrninc rbcn thev dcmanded hrcot.sasi f,n,n
one man and forced 81 rom another about
seven miles from The city A shcri1s posse
yns soon formcd hcro 10 90 In p,,rsuit fTbe
ronde1yane ,"os az Shorje' iSodo,a bnusa n r,iic
| from vvhora Inc G,gitivcs Ind gnt Tho nnnev
| County Attorney Sharn and GEORGE (,adwaiia.
der ,woro rSaro 80 npocond thore no dhc Wal
mn, T IIi rno W p'oooou '"e'o W 'o wa"
TaLinc thcir borsa rro,r thu bugcv thov con.
ccaied tbcmselvcs NJ. N noint opminnnding n
view of tho country Gar sono disianca both
| ,snys prescntiy ibnv saw, two mon mass
| across tho road fyom sor,e s,rny staels The
| ntirsIors cinsod ,n,,a,d ibo n,,i,tvcv I'M, iaSt
sipht OF ihem Thev soorchod through n
| ch,,rohyard ana i,n,;ircd az aeyorai bn1,sos
snI inayyn hn I nt, ,n,, hoa no.,
seer nsssing bsct og The MdFadden MACE
| Shnrn mn,,ntcI Tho borse of The man who
BROUGHT this Information and Caiwalladcr
| Mace thav d}scgvo,ed no t,yo man running
through 4 banD Ana Sham oaiioned aftHs
| them waruing Thorn that he hid MT hermit
huntIn~ an the niace hut as be odynneeI
| within about siytvvsrds ~ thnu, both ievcicd
their guns nj him lie slinned al his horse
aud sbrnng bchind t-co trbc cnryjrts oiso
sought coycy hui sonn ran ec,oss a st,bhie
aeld sbeyn aIips Brsi al Graves and then AZ
Alison whom he shot in The lon shnuider'
Tbn G,sJiiyns pan tn,s,sJ a Lait ~ ,yood
thraugh ,Shich shar,c g"iiopad "in,g tho Ic1
of n eorntnid in which I'D oonyirfs snught
! sheitcr ghar, rod" around ,bc cnrn6nid sa,v
Thai M trach ieI out ana rct,iyned ana nv.
norted 10 Tho noSsc now onming tarvyard Man
| yNerc nlaced nu nrn,nd tbe Acid nnd sharn
or,erod an the trscS az mo h,giiyes accorb,
naniod nv George CasseII ma Inmes Vial
| hrmcrs of'thc nc{,b hophnod CosseiI hating iGn
owner ~ Tho corr in which Tho cnnvicts ,verc
concealed The tbren nursncrs ontcred thS
field with arms nj ready. Then they passed
nut of one cnrni,eid "cras. N s,psssv rsyihc a nd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

LONDON, Aug. Ian act Of German az.
erosion is reported TO have taken place at
Bagcida, on the Gold Coast West Africa, where
the British have Il treaty with the natives
II Is said that the German war ship MOewe re-
Gently visited that town; that the crew landed,
removed the British flag, and hoisted that Of
Germany
Other advices state that DR.. Nachtigall, the
German commissioner, has appeared IN gun.
boat In the rivers CameroOns and Bimbiar,
Upper Guinea, and hoisted the German flag,
BERLIN, Aug lO.-Ihc papers state that with
Germany taking the initiative the powers are
arranging TO hold u congress for the discussion
of affairs on the Congo and of sanitary and
other international questions.
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nR CnEEvER's ELECrRIO BELT
r. w lTH


May mann "Polsoned with Potash" This IL tho
case with hundreds who have been unwiss
enough to take SarsAparllas, Potash mixtures,
&c, until digestion II almost fatally impaired,
Swin's Specific IS u vegetable remedy, aud re-
stores the system to health and builds up tho
waste made by those puisons
Twas suiierngwith Blood Poison and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash. only
to mako mo worse. The Potash took away my
appetite und gave me dyspepsia. and both gave
me rheumatism. ! then took Sarsnpnrilas, &c.
All these Snrsnparllla mixtures have Potash In
thcm. This made me still worse, AB It drove tho
poison farther into my system. A friend insisted
] should take Swlfs Specific, and II cured me Of
the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and Potash
out of my system, and to-day am as well as
ever was, GEO, u. WELLMAN, JH,
Salem, Mass
John A, smith, the largest merchant In Gaines
Vile, Ga, says! ~ suffered for years nom tho
combined effects Of Eryspelas and Eczema I
continued TO grow worse under medical treat
mcnt and by taking medicine containing Potash.
+. H. - cured me thoroughly and absolutely. Ny
appetite, strength, and flesh returned a. Twas
cured with IT,"
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
tree 10 applicants,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
New York Office. l60 West Twenty-thIrd
street, between Sixth and seventh avenues
Philadelphia Once, 1900 Chestnut street.
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TR1VELERs' GUIDE.
FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILwi
u THE SHORT LINE no TIE SOUl

FINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
II THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST AND WEST.
Schedule In effect Aug. 3. 1854
,O1O a. M.--New orleans Mall, daily, making
close CONNECTIONS TO all points, south and south
west, Daily except Sunday, with q ~ q. Ivy.
Pullman Sleeping Iiufiett Cars from New York
and Washington TO Atlanta pullman sleeplng
Cars from Washington and Atlanta TO New or,
leans. Parlor Car from Washington to Natural
z6i0 +. M.-Louisvllie Fast Line, daily. vi,
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
io;a0 y, M,IsontSarn Mail and Express,
daily, 70 all, points South and southwest VIA
Danvlllo and Charlotte Daily except sunday,
with G. a o. Ily. Pullman sleeping cars rom
Washington via Dnnville, Charlotte, ana AT
lantR TO New Orleana; also from Washington
via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta Pull.
man, sleeping Car from Washington to White
sulphur Springs, -. ,,,-,-,.
at 700 n M and b;1O n m. daily, except sun.
day. Warrenton trains leave washington AZ
OiiOa m, and b1O y. m. daily.
For tlckets and all Information Inquire at
Compnnys Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ SLAUGHTER, SOL HAAS,
Gen. Pass. Agent. Traffic Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20
GIRLS ON THE BEARAND TuErIs
Getting the Better OF the Navy Yard
Rules by Asking for Commander
schIey.

sch1ey.
Now FORK sun.
Tho marine who stands at the navy
yard gate with white trousers and gun,
said yesterday that his heart was almost
broken. Tho orders were not to lot any
one In. and IL seems as IL every pretty
girl on LonglIsland had seized tho coca.
sion TO visit tho relief ships.
What do you think" no asked, "of my
having to stand here. as grim rs a statue,
and turn out four or five hundred. blue
and white sylphs in tho course Of two
hours2"
About o'clock, however, q knowing
young man passed the word that any ono
could como in who asked for an officer.
That WAS enough, and two hours later
the same marine was wiping his forehead,
and swore that IL was unbelievable the
number of ladies that como to 500 Com
mander Schley and Ensign Harlow.
They climbed oil over the ships, and tho
sailors never tired of giving thom hand
up the gangplanks, or walking backward
to help them down. In fact, some of tho
mon seemed TO have an exaggerated idea
Of young ladies' inability to walk, and to
mako doubly suro lod them along three
or four yards after they were on tho
wharf. There was plenty to talk about,
and handsome sailor with black mus
tacho, who had begun early in tho after
noon TO exhibit snowshoos to two pink
checked young women, was seen at
In the evening crawling into q sleeping
bag TO show how Greely's party lived.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

PHILADELPHIA PA, Aug l9.-The electri cal
exhibition, which will be opened here on the
ID of September, is being rapidly pushed to
completion Workmen arc now engaged in
placing the great electrical organ in position
and the space has been selected for an electric
that OF the navy department, PROMISES to be
very complete, In this exhibit all the "a ,.pli.
ances OF electricity Is used In naval warfare,
including an electrical launch and torpedo
boat will be shown.
The bibliographical department is IN daily
receipt of books from all quarters of the globe
relating to the science OF electricity II Is eX-
pected that these contributions, which will 20
10 make up the memorial library" will form
one OF the largest and most valuable scientific
Libraries that can be found In the world.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20
HOTEL PERSONALS.

DR.. II. T. Wait, of New York; J, J. Oller
Waynesboro, Pa, and 5. j. Witt Richmond
are at the 81, James,
=, Sanford Ross Jersey City, \, j., f. a.
lIoudlcttc Boston, Mass; VIM. Frank Hall,
New York; c. 1. Thomas, Colorado; Edward
Bradford, Norfolk, Va; sydney Ashbrdge,
Baltimore Nd. J. IIoyt, New York Hon. II,
Libbcy Virginia A, J. SliNOn, u. s. N, and
II, f. lngersoll, Gloucester, Mass, are at the
Ebbtt.
Mr.. A, D. G, Klpp, of New York; George J.,
Reed, Columbia, Ky; George +. Mclauthin,
Richmond, Va; James u. Erwin, Milwaukee,
Wis; d. ID. Mcintyre, Townsville, Ga; Mrs,
f. NJ Moilett. Quincy H.; NJ, Surghnor
Chicago; w. o. Wheeler, New York; J. z.
Hambletou, Philadelphia, and J, Goodrich, jr,,
Boston, are at the Metropolitan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

LONDON, Aug, ia dispatch from shang.
hal OF this date says: Tso Tsung Tang and
shu Tseng Chen, the Chinese plenipotentlarics
have left Shanghai in accordance with In.
structionS from Pekin. There is no prospect
of settling the difficulty with France, Thirty
five members OF the board of censors have pre-
scented II memorial to the empress opposing
the conditions offered by the French, and
strongly urging hostilitlcs, II is reported that
the empress has decided TO declare war
SHANGHAI, Aug. l9-Sir Robert Hart, in
spectOr general of customs, has been recalled
to Pckin along with the plenipotentiaries
PARIS, Aug. l9.--Orders have been sent To
NJ. PatenOtre, French minister TO China, and
TO Admiral Courbet directing them 10 occupy
the arsenal at Foo Chow II the French de-
mands are refused
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20
BRIEF FonEIaN MENTION.

The Italian troops have captured six armed
brigands In the enyirons of Rome amer u sharp
struggle.
The Grand Duke OF Sake. Weimar has granted
the Able List, tho famous pianist, an an-
nuity offs 800
The burial Of tho late Duke OF Wellington
took place yesterday at StrathlleldSaye, where
his residence WAS.
Three Abyssinlnn ENJOYS have arrived in
England. Among tho gifts which they bring
nom King John TO the queen are an elephant
and Il large monkey.
seventeen wOrklngmon were sullOcated at
Braye, France, owing 10 an accident In tho
underground caual Intended 10 connect the
plOyed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. l0.-'rhe ninth bien.
NAL convention Of the American Association
for the Instruction of tho Blind met thlsmorn.
ing at tho Missouri school for the Blind IOycr
fifty delegates were present, representing more
than twenty states, DIR. George ii. Miller su.
perintendont of the normal institute at Wynn-
dotte, and president of the association, OCCu.
pied the chair, and DIR, H. y, liuntOon, of
louisville, acted as secretary. An address of
welcome by Acting Mayer Parker was re-
sponded to BY Dr, Miller, who dwelt unan the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

RosLYE, N. Y, Aug. ia great sensation
has been caused IN social circles In the towr
of North Hampstead by the commencement o
proceeuliss lor nhsoiu.o , ulNoIoe py nj, ueolg'
against his wife, Caroline, on the ground o
adultery with wealthy Pennsylvania, whC
had visited them Mr., Fowler had no ntima
tion of his wiio,s unlaithnIlness until recently
when he found some letters from the CORE
spondeut In her dress pockets. These letter.
We're null Of cudearing and eliminating eN.
pressions Mrs. Fowler Is handsome woman
OF 10, and had moved In the best circles o
society,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

DILLIARDS BILLIARDS
ART BILLIARD LACE,
Alb and 41b NINTH ST.
Ing. DC, both IN this country and Europe re
celved daily. NJ. Is. SCANLON, Proprietor.
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-
Tho NnrnnIhnrn Exhibition

The department Of state has received notice
through the legation of Germany ut this capt
tai that historic section has been added to
the International exhibition of gold and silver.
smiths works, which is to be held in Nurcm-
berg in 1885.
of works of art Of the class indicated in the
United States are invited to participate in the
exhibition, Blank forms of application for
space can be obtained from the department of
Itu
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significant fact that tho present was tho first
convention In the thirty.three years history
Of the association TO cross the Mississippi
river. Speeches were made by Rev. ~ W.
Phillips OF Illinois u. Il. IIuntoon, of Ken.
of Minnesota; w. II. wait, OF New York Mr.
MORRISON, Of Maryland, and Mr., Battle, of
Pennsylvania
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Yellow Fever on the Decline.

DR.. King, the sanitary inspector at Nogales,
Ariz., reports that yellow fever appears to be
on the decline In tho infected district OF
Sonora, Mex; no cases in Guuymus, and three
deaths n day on an average In llermOsillo,
He says he inspected seven trains during the
scngcrs, of which number twenty four were
quarantined and their baggage nImigated. All
cases from the infected districts are being
fllniguted
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

ODONNELL WILL PULL AGAINST
TWO AND FOUR HORSES.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

PARIS Aug, I'm. Herye Mangon has
presented report to the Academy OF Science
don. The balloon was under the direction OF
Capt. Rcn0rds, and, although It moved against
the wind 1t easily followed the course along
which II was steered. II was then yecrod
around aud brought back to the point from
which II started, NJ Mangon considers Il
memorable event in the history OF aerostatic
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A PArsonage RurglnrIznd.

Troy, N. Y, Aug i0-Burglars last night
stole from the Methodist parsonage at Cobbl-
kill silver spoons cups, napkin rings gold
Iewelry, clothing and provisions belonging to
REV. j. L.. AtWelrs family. Mr., Atwells
trousers, containing money and keys, We're
also stolen. The family was awakened by the
noise when the burglars fled.
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necessarily create considerable dust, and as
dust does not improve goods we will sell sum
mer clothing ut your own figures Eiseman
Brothers, corner of seventh and Il.
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ITO sARATogA,

Il LA * IL q 20 re n,
cATsKrIL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY hLfrRA1L and pARLoR CAR LINE
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
Railway, by west shore of picturesque Hudson
River, leave Jersey City station Of Pennsylyanla
sXRKToGi SPECIAL, e:o5 A.. M.-Arrlve
Saratoga $50 y. M, Caldwell. Lake George
man Il Bullet Cars to Saratoga, thence to Mon.
cHTsKIr.L MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. oao A,
M.-.-Arriyo Hotel Kaaterskill 1901 y. m, Grand
Day H2'I nXPi,lSss. 1o'iG K. M.eArr,ve Albany
81 m, utIsS 556 p m. sytaSi;c VII ,. M,
NiSears Falls iS;5s a., m, Paror cara To- III
SARATOGA AID CATskiLI MOUNTAIN
EXPRESS, 11iI0 A, M.--Arrlve Hotel Kaat-
ersk!ll Sab e. m, Grand Hotel 5;o5, p, M,
Earatogn $3.50 p m, Lake George 4 2. m.
parlor Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
sARAioGA AND cATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3;40 T. M,-Arrlve Hotel Kaatcr.
bklll O1O y. M, Grand Hotel $40 y, M, Sara
t n2 SEQ s ?; M Lake George l0iao p, m,
skill Mountains, to. Saratoga Buffet. Parlor
Car leaves Washington on Ponnsylvanla IL. IL
train s;l6 q m for Saratoga; slcopers, thence
Washington ut 0;iO u. M, connecting with
Saratoga and Catsklll Mountain Limited ut
ASK for single or round trip tickets by ives.
Shore Route and avoid ferry nj, and long
transfer through, New York city. Apply to city
or depot agent Of Pennsylvania r. Ii. for COM
Parlor car chairs from Jersey City station rc-
served In advance upon application to agent Pull.
man Car Company, Pennsylvania IL. Il. Station,
''f''' '''S' HENRY MoNErr.
| General Passenger Agent,
Je27tf "a state Street, New York.
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CRANE, PARIS & co.

NEW Boo Ks.
Lal. by Ham mond
Memoir and Correspondence of Eliza p. Cur
ney. By Richard Il. Mott.
Art Rocrcatlons; A Guide to Decorative Art.
By Marion Komble.
The Fairnalls of Upton. Johnson.
A Country Doctor. s. o. Jewett
Ambitious Woman. Fawcet.
Racnel's Share OF the Road. Hamilton.
The Kings Men.
Dictionary Of Miracles Brewers
The Princess. Tonnyson. n ew Edition.
Doctor Ben. Round Robin Series
His Second Campaign Thompson.
A large stock OF Cheap Publications, for sum-
mer reading, always on hard at
WIN. IL. MoRRISoN'S,
4T5 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THTG IRE GREAT RFNNs KY AMI s R9TTE
&h STEEk nIi H4o& ffMRiR
IN EFFECT AUGUST 8, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from sta
tion, corner OF sixth and b streets, as follows:
For plttsburg and the W st, Chicago Limited
Fast Line, D. 10 a. M daily to cineinHai and Il
Louis With sleeping Cars from HarrlseTs to
Altoona to Chicago. Western Express TAO p.
daily Win P%asS Cars to PssSE Asq
Piltsburg to Chicago. Mall Express, l0;00p; IN.
daily for Pittsburg and the West, with Palace
Sleeping Car washington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandnigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Massacre 10 +; m daily, except Saturday; with
ington to Bui'io. Train leaving Washington on
saturday night VIII not run beyond mSn nSr,
at $40 a. IN. dapiy' except iS sunday. anu AA'
ES5 Ss% 99T 4 G1d 'hs sSd 7iS 5s2 Hpa
Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $40 a. m. daily.
For boston Without change, 2;1o p IN. every
week day. on sunday, 400 p. IN.
For BTooklyP4;, n. Yi al through trains con.
nexi afordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street
avoiding double f-rrlags across New YORK CITY.
2,i6' 400 900, 1000, and Ills p. m. On sun.
day, 400. 600, 1000, and l1:l5 y. m: Limited
E FeF Ss SaS asy S shs $50 s S%
m, 1900, ,2lQ, 400, 4;26, 4;4O 600 $40,
1000 md i da6 m 1870, OF sunday nna gt1 ldOo
For Pope's Creek line, $3.50 a. m. and 4i40 p,
m; daily, except SUNDAY, oz,,,,
m. daily, except sunday.
AbbE;XHiASSSpRiA AND FREp,EER3IncIK,sBuRG
NWHhtssMM fNf'r6 ASP RA A4LtNii6XN4SDhiA AND
For Alexandria $50, TOO. 0;25. Il.O5. md
11 i:ib a. m, 200, ai2S, 200 $50 s;35, and
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WY ASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAIIX fIgNIEpI' GIT'

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ESCEPT SUN.
DAH) BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL
Leave washington at 0;25 H. IN. and 4,2b "a,
M and Alexandria AT 0'32 n. IN. and 1::3o y. M
Pass Lecsburg going westward, ut 1l35 a. IN.
and $3.50 p M, and arrive nt Round Hin at 1871
a. m. and 1,2O u. IN,
Leave round Hill ut 5i27 a. IN. and 400 n. m.
Pass LecsbuTg going eastward, at $40 H. M. and
b;O5 ~ M and arrive ut Alexandria ut S23 a.
m. and 7;l5 y. M. and at Washington at $50 a.
IN. and 7!2b p, III. 100
A. m. Arrives ut Alexandria at 500 and Wash
ington NJ $40. Leave Washington at 500 y. M.
Alexandria nj $40 y. M; pass loesburg, going
eastward GIL 3 u. M; westward, 1881 y, m.
s. Nj. BROPllY, Superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

Tho undeliverod mail matter to the dead of
the Greedy party, which was sent north in care
of Commander Schley, will be sent to the
the writer's
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-20

II Is stated that the members of the cabinet
have been summoned to New York, and that
II cabinet meeting will be held there to-day.