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National Republican., 1884-06-26
A SAFEGUARD.

Tho fatal rnpidlty with which slight Colds and
Coughs frequently develop into the gravest NAL
aides ofthe throat aud lungs 6 q consideration
which should impo every prudent person tokoep
at hand as n household remedy, bottle OF
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothng olao gives such Immediate relief and
works So sure cure in all affections Of this class
That ointment physician. Prof Z. swoc2cr oftho
Maine Medical school, brunswick, Mo, says;
"McdCpl sclcncc has produced no othcr ano.
dyne cNpoctornnt so good rs AYEns CuEnuY
PEcroHAt. IL is Invaluable for diseases Of the
throat and lungs"
The same opinion is expressed by the we'll
known DR.. l. j. Addison, of Chicago, ILL.,, who
says;
81 have never found, In thirty-fvo years OF
continuous study and practice Of medicine, nny
preparation Of 40 great q value MS Ayers
CuEHuY PICTORIAL Cor treatment of diseases Of
the throat aud lungs, It not only breaks NJ
colds and cures severe coughs, but IL moro cfrcct-
i've than anything else Ia relieving oven the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary affections"
National Republican., 1884-06-26
CHALMERS SEATED.
THE MISSISSIPPI CONTLSTED.ELECTION
CASE FINALLY DISPOSED OF.
Mr.. Cook Makcs an Explanation us 20 thc
Wording ~ the Rcport-TrOublo TO Get a
Quorum In the Scnate-The Legislative Ap.
prOprlaton Blll Considered.
THE SENATE

AZ HOS o'clock, there being but four or Eve
senators In tho chamber, Mr.. Ingalls, moved q
coll Of the roll. Pages wcIu sent TO the com.
miticc rooms TO notify senators, aud by the
time the roll was completed thirty.two SCuu.
tors had put In an appearance. A quorum be.
Ing thlrtyniuc, no business could be done, not
even the reading of the journal. At li2) no
quorum being yet present, Mr. Riddlebcrgcr
moved that the senate adjourn, and on that
called the yeas and nays This call brought a
quorum, uU, of course, voting mo- on the
motion. business then proceeded,
ON motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the committee on
expenditures of public money was authorized
10 net by subcommittee md to SIT during tho
vacation, in the investigation into the govern
mont departments.
On motion of Mr.. Allison, the senate then re.
suincd consideration Of tho legislative, CNecu.
tiye, and judicial appropriation bill.
Mr. Beck opposed the amendment proposed
by the senate committee on appropriations,
striking out the clause consolidating aud re-.
organizing the custom collection districts.
Mr. Allison replied TINT the clause referred
to was new legislation. II substantially re-
peuled ilfty pages Of Revised Statutes by d
provision in an appropriation
Mr.. Slater supported the Committees recon-.
incubation TO strike out tho clause.
MIR. uawicy onph0tcally supported the
committees recommendation.
The discussion was further carried on by
Mcssrs. hale, Dawes, Sewell Huwlcy, Jones OF
Floridn, Iuphain, and Ingalls, who supported
| the committees proposition.
Ater iurthOr debate q vote was taken, nit
| the committees amendment was agreed 70
| striking out the clause directing the COnsolda
| tiOn--yens II, nays 10.
The senate committee on appropriations hav
Ing, proposed, among other arncndmcuts, e
| strike ont the clause permitting small dis
| tilleries 10 be run without storckeepcrs,
| Mr. Vance and Mr.. Book opposed the recon-
mendatlon, and Mr.. Allison doiUndc1 II.
The debate continued till q O'clock when
| the senate Adjourned.
Before adjournment, Mr.. Allison offered
| resolution, which lies over till to-day, rnuiinl
| II IN order for any senator TO, move for u fv,
minutes limitation Of debate on amendment
fto the appropriation bills.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by tho District Judiciary
Yesterday.

Circuit Court-Justice IIagncr--Brummol VS..
SseYaItm55qqSS da6 p1IAIiGaGqH tii5JSHShc hcoKbihsF
Judgment by defnult set aside Ncedham VS..
Morgan and Rhinchnrt; tlGt on sciu ia. Tnyloe
W.. Lewis on trial. Assignment for to-day un-
changed.
Faulty COurt-oJustice CoX--Smith VS. Risher;
suspension of decree of satisfaction ordered.
McArdle vs. Carey; salcs finally ratified aud
cause referred tJ the auditor Chadwick w.
Wright Injunction dGniea. Griffin vs. Grihini
defendant ordered TO puy complainant $40 as
expenses Of suit Collins Ns. Collins; testimony
orterod taken before Examiner John Cruik.
shank. Schmidt VS.. Schmidt trustee directed
to convey interest In part Of lot ., square 0l.
Brown VS.. Smith clerk ordered to pay over
funds In his hands Henry vs.. Brooke; refer
| cncc to the auditor ordcrOd
| Criminal Court Justice Wylio. - Edwin G.
Mason, larceny Personal recOgniznncc tukon
| in the sum of $500. Charles Il. Finder rccev-
| ing stolen property; six cases; nOllc pros. en-
| tered. James McDcvitt, receiving stolen
property and misconduct In office; uollc pros.
| entered Thomas DOnohuC, receiving stolen
property; nollc pros entered. George o.
| Miller misconduct III Oillcoi u nOllC pros. on
| tered. George w. McElirtsh, misconduct In
| office n nOlc pros entered. Johu L. sherwood
| ana Francis Hunting, larceny; u nOlle'prOs.
entered Frank Minor, murder continued
until next October. Assignment for to-day
Potter Fischer, mansnughtcr; william: q
| Nicholas and william NJ. Robertson, libel
John u. Chollnr and Edwin G. Mason, grand
| larceny
National Republican., 1884-06-26

CAUTION EEtguCt has boon, inli'
tated. Tho gcuuiue lua ia words "PGndh EN'
tWct" blown Ia the glnss, ana our picture tlhur'
mari, on surTuundiur hNll wrapper, Npuc other
h upuuinc. Alwlys ill,iH' On having Ponds E&-
tract, Take no utu"r preparations
IL Is never sold IN bulk or by measure
National Republican., 1884-06-26
nrlmnni pnrk Excursion.

On Tuesday last II free excursion was given
by Superintendent Brophy to commuters aud
their friends on the W, o. and W. Il, K. to the
now picnic grounds at Belmont park. These
grounds have been fitted mp very tastcfully
under direction of Mr.. H. 7, Smith, passenger
agcnt, and present very decided attractions,
They are thirty.three miles troln the city.
Music was furnished BY the Legshurg orcbgs-
trn, aud the cool pavilion was very lively with
dancing. A line base ball grounds by the
river side il included Ia the park. Tho p0rty
pnsscd resolutions OF thanks 10 Mt, RrOphy
FOR his courtesy, aud recommended the picnic
grounds us place possessing great attractions
uud as Il desirable resort.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
Nationals vs. Kansas City to-day, 4'3O
Gen. purne It's Funeral.

Arrange ments have been made for the fun
cral OF Gen. Ward u. Burnett as follows:
Services IN this city Mt 7p, IN. this evening at
the Church of the Epiphany, where un oppor-
tunty will he given friends and citizens to
vIcw the remains. Secretary Teller, Senators
Voorhees,, Blair Williams and Miller Repre-
scutntlycs ROscCruns and Robinson aud Col.
Norris, u. 5. A., have been invited TO act rs
pnllbp1rur..
on Friday the remains win lilo In state in
the governors loom, city hall, Now York. the
mayor having tclegruphcd Mrs Cen, Burnett
| TINT the city will gladly assist in any way
| pcCtcd thnt the final ceremonies attending the
burial viii take place on Friday evening ut
West Point.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
THE fIouSE.


On motion of Mr.. Lowering Saturday Juno
%, was set apart for the consideration OF the
bills relating to the oight.hour law and TO con-
Wet labor.
A bill was passed authorizing tho establish.
ment of u branch soldiers home In Arkansas,
Colorado, Kansas. low1, Minnesota, Missouri
or Nebraska, tho location to be determined
upon by the board Of managers OF the soldiers
home.
GEN. CHALMERS SEATED.
Mr.. Cook called up the contested election
case of Chalmers VS.. Manning and M Mills,
of Texas raised the question OF consideration.
The house decidcd-ycus III, nays 1O7-to con.
sidpr the election case.
Mr.. Cook, who had drawn up the mulocity
report In favor of Mr., Chalmers said thNt hO
had dono so In huste, aud thut there was one
thing IN the report which, IN Justice 70 him
self Mr. Chalmers and to the committee on
elections, he wished to c0ll attention. Tho
report set forth that =" u large part Of the owl
dcncc Is calculated To show that tho contest.
ant was doccitful IN his politics, trcachcrous
20 his political friends, and unworthy of so
high ali Office" The word calculated" was
used inadvertently; 1t should be intended"
The lnct was TINT there was II great dcnl in
the evidence which was wholly immaterinl TO
the question to the consideration of which the
house must limit itself 1t was claimed TINT
Mr.. Chalmers secured tho republican nominal
| tion through the influence OF federal officers;
| but even granting that TO be So there was
nothing III the evidence to warrant the house
| III saying thut the election should be set aside
on the ground Of federal interference.
Mr.. Davis supported the minority resolution,
which declares the election void OH account
| federal interference, and Gen, Chalmers in.
| eligible because he held the Office Of special
attorney.
Mr., Elliott, Of Pennsylvania asserted that
| there was not n shred Of evidence for the op-
| pOnents Of Chalmers 10 rest upon.
Mr. Bennett maintained that Mr. Chalmers
had never ceased his employment Hs special
STGG1yo ppd Y4q5s thsySefqE6f hEsS G,tiGe5
tfhe question of federal intervention In Mr..
| Chalinorss election
Mr. Valentine, of Nebraska, and Mr. Turner,
of Georgia, briefly spoke in advocacy Of Mr.
| Cbalmers's right.
| Mr. Cook then demanded tho previous qucs.
| tion, und the vote fccurred on the second
! resolution presented by the majority. II was
| lust-yeas SO, nays 9S,
The first minority resolution was also lost
| yeas So, nays l6l-and the majority resolution
adopted without division.
Mr.. Chalmers then appeared ut the bar o.
the house and took the oath of Office.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
pninni Mnaininn.

rs rule, have The reputation OF imposing on
the crCdulty Of the public In tbe ehgpe of
adroitiy cbuooctod Advertisements aud other
deyi1es 70 catch the eye Of those who are suf
iering But we desire to say that Swift's
specific IS. ;. ~ isu decided exception to this
ttlc This remedy Is manufactured ia Atlanta,
Ga, and in otir treatise on Blood and Skin dis.
cases we give the indOrscmont OF many Of tho
prominent people Of our city and state. II IS
lrur we arc spending large amount In ndver-
Using, for we think 4 our duty to humanity to
DO so. The wonderful development In the
treatment OF cancer alone would make Il our
duiy 20 h1vo II known 10 every sufferer IN tho
world. We have medical Offices for free con.
snltntlon nt No. i5p West 23d st., New York (:
ZOO Chestnut st., Philadelphia, and at tho
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
1HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer g. Atlanta
Ga 100 W. 23d st., " Y, aud 1905 Chestnut st.,
philn
National Republican., 1884-06-26
DIED.

McGHAN on Tuesday, Juno %, 1884, AZ
4!lO j. M, LOUISA NJ. MCGHAH, widow OF tho
late Francis McGhau.
POWELL. Departed this life Juno %, 1894,
Rficr a short bnt paIniGi iilnes,ss, NrTrtr Cr.
gtLA POWELL, the ouiy child Of Mary u. aud tho
late Henry Powell, aud granddaughter Of tho
and monthB.
TArSPAuGH.-- On Juno %, 1884, ut 3i35 IA
M, Of intigmmatlop 0f,the brain, HowARD D.,
son of Il. u. Rnd JCanuette Tatspaagh, arcd
years and month.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
Poisoned BY Sarlinos.

Drs. ]. L, Morgan aud II. L, Leach, who at
tended the fmily of Mr., james Kerr Ht 2ll
Thirteenth street southwest are Of the opinion
that the severe sickness which has afflicted soy
ural members was causcdby the lcnd contaui-
tNkon of while on m excursion Friday Mis-
Marx C. Kerr Is still very M, her father and
brother huviug partially recovered,
National Republican., 1884-06-26
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.

WAR DEPAuThfEET,. June 81, 1884.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at the oihce
of the Secretary of War until ~ o'clock, noon,
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1884, for upplying
the War Department and us bureaus win lee
during the fsCul year ending June 30, 1850.
The leo must he of the best quality of kenncbcc
or equal thereto, solid, clear, and nee from
snow, dirt, or other impurities, and must he de-
llvcrCd ut the various bureaus and offices OF the
War Department in Washington, nnd weighed
npUn department scales. Daily deliveries, cX.
coping Sundays and recognized holidays, Will
he required. Tho quantity required VIII be
about 100000 pounds, more qr less
A. bond with apprOvcdsecurity wlllberequred
Of the party to whom contract may be awarded.
Tho SecrctnryIof War reserves the right TO reject
any md all biS and TO waive defects. BIDS should
be murkod Proposals for lee" and addressed
TO the Seer etury Of War.
No contract Will he awarded under this ndver-
tiScmcnt until un appropriation shull have been
made by Congress for The purchase of the leo
required. ROBERT n. LINCOLN.
je23-6t Secretary War.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent tho following nomina'
tiOus to the senate yesterday:
signal corpS-Sergt. Julius II. Weber, TO be
second licutCnnnt SCrgt John T. Finley To be
second lieutenant
The following.nameh cadets, TO he second
lihutcnnnts, corps Of enginecrs---rr Hale,
James C. Sanford, II. NJ Chitenden, e. u. Gilo
regiment OF cavalry, Wendell l.. simpson. T.. 3.
Robbins, John 4. Knight; in 9th cavalry,
james A. Cole and Hugh j. Gallagher; In 7th
ciivalry, George y. CreSS and john l Bcllingcr;
In Sth cavalry, De ltOsGy G. Cabell aud Furrnd
Syre; ~ gih cavalry Eugene F.; LaId ,,ol ana
Hughes and Z. II. Clarke; in isl artillery,
Jda coHElm II, and I;aaS IaS{a n, Il Loyi;i VI
artillery, Charles l., Corthcll und Stephen NJ.
FSotG IN INN aEtIery Edwin B. il bagSiti iIS,h in IN
inhtry; Clarence 4. Dentleri in srh innnlry,
WlldS p. Richardson; IN 18th infantry, Waldo
T.. Ayrc: IN 18th infantry, Il, j.. Hatch aud
Dhvid G.. Shauks; III 2lst ininntry, f.. l..
| pnmor aud II. d. Styer; in 23d infantry,
| james X. Thompson and benjamin &. Morsr
Andrew J. Evans 20 he attorney OF thc United
| States western district OfTeNas.
feuumbru Kelly to DO marshal Of the United
district Of Oregon.
| Jesse w George to he marshal of the United
| States territory of Washington.
Passed Assistant Engineer Benz. +. Wood Il
| bpa chief engineer in the navy.
frederick j. u, Cordciro, Of Massachusetts
| to he mn assistant surgeon In the navy.
George W. Washington 10 be receiver OF pub
| lie moneys at Montgomery, Ala,
| George A. Walllng 70 be register OF the lnn'
oliGc nj Springfield, Mo.
| ----o--
'ouR HOUSE is cpowded from morning I
| ny0ht with customers seeking llrHuius W
National Republican., 1884-06-26
word on tho poiomnc FIats,

Nearly milo Of the sen wall ofthc Potomac
fats has been completed and the machines
have stopped dredging the chunuel below the
Long bridge. They are working on the upp0r
chuunel and will finish tho work on this in
about two months,
National Republican., 1884-06-26

PROF. c. A. BRYCE, ". D., IL. D., Editor
Medical Clinic, Richmond, Va says: "Licblg
COS Coca Beet Tonic Is a wonderful recon
structlvc agent, building up the general system
and supplying lost nervous energy, luUl! vast
Ing diseases and broken down constitutions II
is ne agent" Also In iomulU complaints,
shuttered nerves, &c,
National Republican., 1884-06-26

I,omex and Christie Miller, W. r. Casseil and
Marie Liagnel, Joshua Anderson, OF Howard
county, Md, and Catherine A. Kilburn, Of
inns CITY Henry Jaeger and Rosa j.. Theilkuhl,
Joseph Rupert and ChHstinna Emmert.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
Ayers Cherry Pectcral

Ia not a nowclnimnnt for popular confidence, but
medicine which Il to-day saving the lives ofthc
third generation who have como into being since
Il was first offered to the public.
There Ia not n household In which this invulu
able remedy has once been introduced where Its
use has ever boon abandoned, and thore is not q
person who has ever given II wpropor trial for
any throat or lung disease susceptible of cure
who has not been made we'll by 1t.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has, in mum.
bcrless Instances cured obstinate chses OF chronic
Bronchitis, Larynglts, and oven aonto pncu.
monin, and hassavod many patients In the earlier
stages of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t IA u med.
lcinc that only requires 10 bo taken in small
doses, " pleasant TO tho tasto, aud is needed in
every house where there nro children, IA there
Is nothing NO good US AYERS CHERRY Pee
TORAJ for treatment of Group and Whooping
Cough
These arc ali plain facts. which can be verified
by anybody, and should bo remembered by
| everybody.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
IwashIngton Stock Exchange Quotations.
Rnliimore produca Marllet.

buTINoEH, June 25.--COtton dull and easy,
Iddling llA. Flour steady and quiet. Howard
ilcrt md western supcrtlne, S2,5jGpS.3I; do.
ltrn, g. 50Ul4. p; do family, SijUGB5,75; city
his SuDcriInv s3On9B.Ju; do, extra, SJ,5lGi.2 %;
y. Rio brands, ti.G2m6.7j; Patlpsco family,
n ,j: do. superlativc patent, S6,7b, Wheat
sIuthcrn quiet aud lower western u shade
, liner and qulet, south Cnl rcd, old, 6l000l %;
ll new, Sl,0igllO; do. uinber, old iel lO04l.Voi
lIw, sl.lO@L25; No, / Maryland tl,071a; No.
Western winter red, spot, lS4@99c; June $50
III: Juiv, 0D5l0mIgo; August a .OOl Il.OO[;
, lbrn-Southorn quiot and steady: western
lady and dull southern white tOGIc; do.
,lNloW, G3G6ljoc; western mixed, spot, dil3
81 fresh; July, jNiHM6gTC; August, bOHC bid,
! h. firm; southern, 37S4Oc; western white,
OIa4lC, do mixed, 3GG3So, Pennsylvania, $40
IE. rye 0uict al GenIDc, Hay lirmj prime tO
q Iulce PcnnsylvunlU and Maryland, $4,000
cI6O Provisions weak with declining ten
| lnoy: mess pork, Sl7.7t; bulk meat s shoulders,
dLd clear rib sides, packed, TI@Bb9a; bacon.
ulouldors, Sc; clear rib sides, ludC; hams, M
sI5iIc. Lnrd-Rcilucd, 9Lc. butter steady
ulstGrn packed, srl5cj creamery, l7@22c,
tbgs lower NJ ld@llc, Petroleum hrmcri ~
He'd, 7l5@7ls. Coffee dull Rio curgocS, ordi-
hGy IL air s'i@gli Sugar steady, A soft
No. Copper Rcilned quiet at 1876 Whisky
6 6Emlnnlly stcudy NJ tl,li, Freighs 70 Liverpool
rLr steamer quiet; cotton 9Gld,i flour, Isl
Iain, "a. RecGipts-FlOur, I'm barrels wheat
II 900 bushels, corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 300
Ishcls. rye, A,OJy bushels. hipmeuts-WhCGt
VI 900 bushels Snles-Wheat, ljl,O0O bushels
'tru, 42OOJ bushels
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr.
BELrIMoRE. June 2j.-Vhginia s., consQli
Itcd, 80; new l0lOs, ~; new IS, 80 bid to-day
National Republican., 1884-06-26

OUR REASoYs-wc find our stock cntirel!
TOO large for the season. We must, therefore
unload regardless of price Eiscmnn Bros
the most pr0minent clOthlors and tailOrs, COZ
Nor 7th mid e.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
PROPOS LIS.
DROPOSALS FOR WASTE PAPER.
ppAIrrNtEST or THE ISTEnIop

DEpAWrMEST or TiTE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, June "a 1888.
Sealed Proposals Will be received at thls DC.
purtmCnt until IL o'clock NJ, MONDAY, JUNE
80, 1884, for the wHstO paper Of this Depart
ment and s bureaus for tho fiscal year ending
Juno 80, 1850.
lids Must be for the paper as 1t runs including
straw and bastcbOard.
Forms OF proposals, Instructions to bidders,
&c, will bo furnished upon application to tho
Custodian, Room lO4, mierior Department.
jc20-3t NJ. u. JUSLYN, Acting secretary.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
DRoPosAIS FOR FUEL.
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT,
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT. BUILDING,

II
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT,
STATE, WAR; AND NAVY
DEPARTMENT BuILDING,
WAsHiSuroS, June %, 1884
prGpSSs IN aapSa'e pnSa oGlpesseT y He lHc
Superintendent Of the state, War, and Navy |
1nGNTrT T sG tfGGyeg gat iss
supply the state. War, and Navy Department |
Building with Fuel, namely
1000 tons extra hard White Ash Furnace Coal. |
90 tons White Ash stove Coal.
Reserving the right to order as much more of
either Furnace or Stove as may be required ~
Aii coal % to 90 of the best quality, free nom dirt
and slate, and Inspected by asworn inspector at
| the cost of the contractor
60 60 CORDS sordds more OF OF less HcEory ys
All the Wood to be Of the post quality and in.
spected by sworn inspector ut the cost OF the
The Coal and Wood to be delivered at tho
state War; and Navy Department Building or
OfIice for which required and stored in the
vaults by the parties to whom the contrsegS os T
the convenience Of the Departmept may require:
The right TO reject any and all bids or TO accept
eess s Iis bidder VIII be SI required to rnsh bond
| IN the sum of $1,000 as guarantee Of the ialth,
m Gi of '9f SR'yaf. Ct wSA my be
Chief Engineer U. S, Navy, superintendent.
DRoPosALs. FOR SUPPLIES FOR NEW
Il PENSION BUILDING,
Z
| ENGINEER AEp ARCHITECT,
| NEW Pension BUILDING,
| WAsIISgTOS. ID, g., June 23, 1854
| Proposals are invited for fitting up IN the new
| Pension building two toilet roOms-one for gem
tlemcn, the other for ladies, ON the lower il0or.
| Also, ior furnishing and laying wood moor oil
| 5-4 southern pine flooring. OIL sleepers thrte
| inches wide. two inches deep sOlidly bedued on
the lower floor, in all the rooms south ofthe east
| and west gntes. ,,
| Also, ior furnishing glazed sash for the win;
dows on tho outside, and for glazed frames ana
| doors for tho inside openings OF these rooms.
Plans and specifications can be seen nj thls
| Office.
Bids should he scaled, and will be opened at
| NJ. C. ME1GS.
supervising Engineer and Architect.
DROPOSALS FOR LAYING GRANITE
l. BLOCK PAVEMENT.
OFFICE OF THE ESGINEER CoMMIssIoNER,
WAsHIsGroN, ID. C.,.Junc 23, 1854.
by direction of the Board of miSSlonGrs,
until ~ O'Clock III. on SATURDAY, JUNE2S,
1884 for LAYING granite block pavement (the
District furnishing the paving blocks) on u
street, from First street TO Maryland avenue
| southwest, 90
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications
| can be obtained ut this OtllCG upon application
therefor, together with all necessary iniOrma'
ton and bids upon these iormswlll alone be con-
sidered ,,,,,
The right Is reserved to reject any and 9ll bids
| or parts of bids q, j. LEDECKER,
Major OF Engineers, L. $, A.,
ie23-Bt Engineer Commissioner.
National Republican., 1884-06-26

-. .WashingtoniQng who propose visiting Dar
HGrsor Me, this summer will be enabled 20
60 entirely by rail II they 20 desire, the Eastern
R0ilrond company having completed line of
track nom BoSNn 20 that famous simmer rO-
n1rL- Ihn Lrln rln be mndo ln TWO dnvs.
National Republican., 1884-06-26
INlE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOUTIfW EST
DOuBLE TRACK hpLENpID SLENENI !
STEEL hAliSl MAtHiNlFiCENr EQUIP

Tn I ",,r oRESAS H9gTE
i{G bDtt fnFfAkm mAdNif5RSf sEiHf{P SffEElS EGEir
IN ErgEqTT EY NAY II. 1884.
TiMiNs ,on ~ AYE WAsHIEGT0N d irSm sta
For pittsbure aud the West, Chlcaso Limited
Express OF Palace stepping Cars at o:fO 4, M
G% ms TPf rom hr aS II H 10 GE Mn MESR
rs ESprSeis 9p 4g p m cScS daily wth oy p9es sep
ftiseprg and fiSS iRo @cst' Win Vraace % % Sleeping
BAhrTaoRE al I ft3 AZ XN0 Is 'p%oifToMAc RAILROAD.
For Erie, Cnnandagua. Rochester, Buiialo, NJ
pi; Palace cSrBs B' WaShiiiston 10 Rochestcr and
Washington to Blu nlo. Train leaving Wash.
ington on Saturday night VIII not run beyond
FSf %iiilamsport, Lock Haven, and ElmIro, at
For New York and nc East, 80, sl5 and
~ M, z, 4; ~, and nap Pm, p M On sunday
faan iii %nf paGr cas @ So od a. MT dyp ypFSSS cxeoSs
For Bosion without change. p m. every
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all threygh trains CON
Hhex X aoGs S drSet w S 1SaS S' to FaS
street, avoiding double ierriagc across New
For u Philadelphia, 7,15 s;15, and IL n. M, .,
q, q, 10, and li;l5 p. m; on sunday. 4 O.
10, md li:l6 r MI, m Limited Express, o'4oa'
For Baltimorc, o: o, J;,5 $40, O:4O, and IL
>. M. l2;O5, Z, 4, Ago, 4:aO, q, TAO, 10, and
ado 7l6. Is, & nm and II iHi5 ii5Sp1y' p ny O'4O % - -
For Pope's Greek Line, $50 a. m. and 4:40
| u. IN. daily, except sunday.
daily sSters x e4i sInaSNYi y aNb rnEprR1oKspr,pe
| HALFWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILRoAD.-
| For Alexandria, 8:aO, T:2O, 0.25, 11;05, and
i:55 Il. M, 3:O5, a;25, b, 8:25, 500, and
1l:35 p. m. on sunday at $50, 0:25, 1l;O5
For Ritthmond and the South, $50 and l1:O5
q. IN. daily, aud . y, m. daily, except sunday.
| Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6:U5,
and i6:4o n M, and l3fO midnight. On sun;
day at SOB and 1O:lO u. M; 700 ana 1O:4O
| Tickets and Information at the office, north.
| east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl'
| yanin avenue, and ut tho station, where orders
| can be left for the checking of baggage 10 desti
| nntion nom hotels and residences.
| CHAS. l.. PUGH, General Manager.
| j, II, WOOD. General Passenger Agent.