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or For the Fxpositions,

The larger portion Of the exhibits prepared
by the several executive departments for tho
Cincinnati exposition was shipped from this
city Saturday night, and the remainder will
be forwarded to-day. Several members OF the
board, appointed by the President TO supervise
the preparation of these departmental exhibits
for the eXpositions to be held at Cincinnati,
Louisville, and New orleans, left last night
of the war department, president of the board:
Mr.. Charles S, Hill, Of the department OF state
Mr.. W, f.. Mcclellan, Of the treasury depart
ment, and Gen Cecil Clay, Of the departing mt
ofjustice. Gen. Butterworth, commissioner Of
patents, who represents the interior depart
mcnt on the board, is now in Cincinnati A
collection of portrRints of all the presidents
Of the United States, and the secretaries of
state, with their autographs will form part
OF the state department exhibit. The other
features were described in THE REPUBLICAN,
last week.
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Washington Stock Exchange Quotations.
baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3),--Cotton dull. middlng,
lO7sc Flour steady and quiet, except Tor
city mills, which Is % cents per barrel on
Howard street western guperflne, S237@275:
DO. extra. s3OOp3.75c; do. family slOOGo5 90:
Wheat--SOuthern quiet and steady; western
about steady and quiet; southern red 500
glC; do. amber, g3a9Gc; No. | Maryland
gidg3iqc bid; No, 2 western winter red, spot,
sSGS~i e fresh; september, So s@sSlSc; Octo-
Der SyjECts9l 80; November, giLm9tdsc bid
COrn-SOuthGrn steady and firm; western, nom
nal southern white, 6sp7Oc; do yellow, 63
0fiC; western mixed, September and October,
lgVGlc oats steady and firm southern, 30
G"ic; western white, 3393jc; do. mixed, 80
F32c Pennsylvania, 3JG13ic. Rye quiet ut
5G0I'c, Hay quiet prime to choice Penn
sylvania and Maryland, sl3,0O@l6,O0. Pro
visions firm and steady; mess pork. Slg.25;
bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides,
packed, SGllg4C; bacon-shoulders. SIC;
clear rib sides, l254c. mans, l5I99lGIC.
LlTd-Rcined, 9Lsc. Butter steady; western
packed, s9lba; creamery, lb@22, Eggs hrmcr
~ lie. Petroleum higher; refined, 73sGDsc.
Coffee higher Rio Gargoes, ordinary to
fair 9l4Dl0h4c, sugar steady soft bsc.
Copper Refined quiet Mt l8c Whisky steady
NJ Sis. Frelghts 70 Liverpool per steamer
dull cotton. I699Sd, flour, IL; grain, so
asked, ReCeipts-Flour, 1915 barrels: wheat
100 bushels corn. 5000 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels, ShipmonlS--WheAt, 10000 bushels;
corn, 500 bushels. SAles-WheAt, 1863 900 bush
els corn, 900 bushels,
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 30-yirglnia now lO-iOs,
32Ia new ~, b354 Did today
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A BRAVE SWIMMERS RE WARD
lilo Saved Young Lsdy's Life and She Repaid
Him By Marrying Him.

PfTTsBURG, Aug. 30-Mike Bradford ofthe life
guard service, near Towards Pier, was quietly
married on Friday evening 10 the daughter of
Il wealthy merchant Of the Quaker City. Last
summer the bride, who is only IL years of age
was In bathing and was drawn far out into the
ocean. She would have been drowned had 1t
not been for the brave Capt. Bradford, who
plunged into the surf and brought her out
more dead than alive. Restoratives were
given her and she was soon able to DO taken to
her home She returned I'm q few days to
thank her preserver and the acquaintance
thus so strangely began soon ripenod into love.
Frequent meetings followed, but the young
lady's father becoming suspicious forbade her
TO see the gallant young captain. This oppOsi-
ton only served TO strengthen the ardent feel
ing of the lovers, and last evening the happy
couple were married. The, bride Is beautiful
and accomplished, and had many suitors who
equalcd her In station. Capt. Bradford'is o
native Of this city, but for II number Of years
has been the head of the Bradford Life Saving
time has saved scores of lives.
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MUSHROOM, Mich, Aug. 3l.-The crew oftho
wrecked schooner Brigham arrived here on
board the schooner Walter Smith, which
picked them up in midlQko Thursday fore.
noon, They are four In nuinbcr-l0mes Lcary,
captain; Patrick Powers, Richard Bird, and
Edward Atkinson. The Brigham left Muskc-
gou Saturday, 2Sd, with cargo of lumber for
Chicago. Sunday evening violent squat
struck her aud she nearly swamped. The men
stood ut the pumps all night. The storm
increased. and Monday forenoon the Brigham
capsi2ed and shortly afterwGrd careened bot
temporary raft, with the sea sweeping over
them. Their sufferings cannot be described,
on Tuesday one vessel only was seen, the
attention Of which they failed to attract. The
situation remained unchanged until Thursday
morning, when they were rescued by tho
Walter Smith. Up 10 that time the men had
been entirely without food on frail raft at
the mercy of the waves.
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vI,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
J. THE SHORT LINE no THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST, AND WEST
ITO SARATOGA,
Il LAKE GEORGE,

IL "A Il IL q II o RGE,
AND
ONLY ALL-RAIL aud PARt.oR OAR LINE
Trains on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
Railway, by west shore Of picturesque Hudson
Mlyer, leave Jersey CITY sIatloh Of Pennsylyanla
SARATOGA SPECIAL DOS A. M.-Arrlvo
Saratoga 236 y. M, Caldwell, Lake GEORGE
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence to Mon.
oHTsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $3.50 A.
M,-Arrlye Hotel liaaterskil 2'3Op, m, Grand
DAY EXPRi5ss, 1910 4, M.-Arrlvc Albany
GP, m, Utiss 5b6p. m, syraoGsc 7;Yb p, M,
SiSgars Falls 1855 a. az m Psrior tar S t. To- .x
SARATOGA AND CATSKiLL MOUNTAIN
srsl;ill 5lb q, M, Grand Hotel 6i05 p, M,
sargtoga Bi25 y. m, Lake George q p, IN,
rarior Cars Jersey CITY 10 Saratoga and Lake
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3!ib 7. M,-Arrive Hotel Kuntcr.
skill olOp. M, Grand Hotel $40 p, m, sara.
tH9ga sap p; M, Lake George 1910 n, M,
sklll Mountains, to Saratoga Bullet Parior
Car leaves Washington on Ponnsy H. n.
tran $40 II M for ,saratogaj Shoppers thence
Washington at 0iO "A. M, connecting with
Saratoga aud ealskill Mountain Limited nc
ASH for single or round trip tickets by West
Shore route and avoid ferry NJ, and long
transfer through New'Hork city. Apply 10 city
or depot agent Of PonnsylyanN II. Ii. / r com.
Purlor cnr chairs nom Jersey CITY station re-
served Ia advance unuu application to agent Pail.
man car Company, Pennsylvania II. H. station,
'''''' N''' HENRY MONETT.
General PASSENGER Agent
Jc27tf @4stato sireot, New York,
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PROVIDENCE, Aug. 3l.-Her British Maiesty's
ship Northampton arrived at Newport about G
O'Clock this morning, after a pleasant run from
Halifax. II being Sunday no salutes We're
fred, but many officers called to pay their
reli in command OF the squadron. Admiral
Luce and Capt Selfridge called In person and
their visits were returned. Col. Best, of the
fourth artillery nj Fort Adams, sent his adju-
tnnt. Admiral Commerell paid his respects to
called upon Secretary Chandler at the torpedo
station. The future movements OF the admi-
raj are not yet determined The ship will
probably 20 TO Boston and Portland The adj
inirnls family are with him
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A DEATH KNELL.
A Long Silent Clock Suddenly Strikes, and
n Death in the Family Follows,

GAINESVILLE, Ga, Aug. 3l.-Tn the death Of
Andrew j. Smith is presented one Of the
strangest condolences ever known. The fam.
lily is the possessor Of an oldtime clock, made
entirely OF wood. 1t is between 8 aud feet in
height and 1t kept good time with It's sofl and
muiilod chimes for twenty-five years up to
about six years ago, when 1t stopped, and no
amount Of fixing could induce its pendulum
to resume work. Little was thought at this
time of the clocks obstinate antics as It was
thought II had passed It's day of usefulness,
and was set by, to be handed down TO posterlty
as an heirloom. A more elaborate timepiece
took It's place. Time went by, and the dust Of
years accumulated on the face and wheels of
the old clock. Still 1t stood there az dumb as
1t was on the day 1t mysteriously stopped, six
| years ago.
Several months ago Mr.. Smith was taken
very Ill, and was confined TO his bed with q
| fatal disease. About two weeks ago at mid
night, when the long.forgotton clock pealed
| forth the hour OF Il the family were dumb
founded The clock did not tick, but stood as
before. Precisely twelve days afterward, and
and ON the twelfth hour of that day, Mr. Smith
| died.
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The Army of West Virginia. g

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3l.-Thc Society Of the
Army'of West Virginia will hoid.its eighth an.
nual reunion at Cumberland. Md, on Tuesday,
Wednesday. and Thursday next, Sept. ., Q, and
T. The programme for the three days embrace
speeches, memorial address, patades, and
other interesting proceedings. Brig. Gen.
George Crook il president Of the society Gems.
Sheridan, Mcclellan, RoseCrans and other
distinguished officers, the several commanders
of the army Of West Virginia, aud other OH
President Hayes, have been invited to attend
During the reunion the society will visit The
battcnelds around Winchester, Va, and in the
valley.
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mr., CHEEVERs ELEoTRIC BELT

New York oGce. 1850 West Twonty-thir,
street, between Sixth and seventh avenues
Philadelphia Ofice, 1905 Chestnut street.
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BRATrLEnoRo, W., Aug, Sl.-Last night at
Dummcrston while Dr. c. II, shaos and wife,
Of Boston were being driven from the depot
to the doctors farm masked man suddenly
jumped from behind rock 10y the roadside
and fred four shots at the purity in quick sue,
CcSion, iulurlng the horse so that he died
shortly amer, but not striking any Of the party.
There Is no clew TO the assailant.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-01

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
early decay, loss OF manhood 60, | Will send
a recipe that will cure you, free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sionRry in South America. Send q self-ad.
dressed envelope 20 tho Rev Joseph i, Lnman.
Ssu0n ", Sew York CITY.
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GEO r. pHILhTPPsi' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MD mgTr'taTS
TUNO NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH.

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays and
Wednesdays ut 5:3O and saturdays at Up. m,
stopping at Piney Point and Cornheld uarbor,
going and returning.
SATURDAY NlgiIr STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and ProvI.
denco steamers. Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Western,
SeabOard and Roanoke Ocean View, and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads
and Ohio ticket office, Mt l4th 1t, and Pa ave-
St Marc Hotel. Polkfnhorns. next TO City Post.
office, Office OF KnOx's Express, 9th st. and Pa
ave. and at Com pany's Office 7th.Bt wharf
KNOWS EXPRESS will call for and check
bar rage nom hotels and private Residences
Freight received daily until . y. m.
VIM. T.. WELCH, General Agent
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
.lNA pprtation Company. for boston, Mass. via
Norfolk The Al Iron Steamers ALLEGHANY,
Capt William A. Hallett BERKSIIIRE, Capt
r NJ. Howesi p, K; MILLER Capt; solomon
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT 8 D. m.
Fare including meals and stateroom BERTH
Ha Round trip, go; ror
steamers JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt; j. S. March,
IT,: WILLIAM CRANE, Capt, J. @. Taylor;
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Capt. Il. A. Hooper
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
rare, including meals and stnteroom berth,
ti5. Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
through tlcke eta to all points In Georgia, Florida
and Alabama For freight or passage apply 10
"A. l. HUGGiNS, Agent. foot Long Dock, Bal
L. SAMPSON, Agent SO Central wharf. Dos.
JAMES H. wEsTH CO.. Agents, Savannah
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NEWCASTLE, Pa, Aug. a.-Wallace's Saw.
ings bOuk closed its doors yesterday and sus-
pended payment. Some time ago the bank
was In trouble, but was given time by the pTn.
Cpal dcpoSItum and was thought 10 be- all
right. Yesterday tho National bank Of Law
rsure county lled II judgment noto for $1,000
AGAINST Mr. Wallace, and as soon rs this trans
action became known rush began, aud the
bank closed, II Is thought his liabilities will
reach slOO 600 with no assets worth mentioning,
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NEW BIO oKS.
Ial. by Ham mond.
Memoir and Correspondence Of Eliza r. Cur
ney. by Richard Il. Mott
Art Recrcations; A Guide to Decorative Art
BY Marion Kemblc.
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. Browers
The Princess. Tennyson. " ew Edition.
Doctor Ben. Round Robin Series.
His Second Campaign. Thompson.
A large stock of Cheap Publications, for sum
mer reading, always on hatdat
VIM II. MoRRIsoN's,
d75 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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PoCIEsTER BREWING coMPANY's
RBG EEE ZEE RRR, q
#aiRs i l. III
BBB EEE EEB Il il .
AFFIDAVIT As TO THE PURITY OF THE DExE
CITY OF ROCHESTER,,
MONROE CfDuNrY

AFFIDAVIT a. TO THE PURITY OF THE DEKR
CRY OF ROcuEsTEB,
MONROE County, y4s
STATE OF NEW YoRK
Frederick Hodeckcr, Of tue City OF Rochester,
Monroe County, state OF New York. being duly
sworn, depos9s and says Mat he has been en-
gagged In tho Brewing business for twenty -four
years; that, ~ manager OF tho Brewing n part
-nent Of the Rochester BrewinR Compani1- he
hes sole supervision of the Beer brewed NJ said
Company; that neither glucose nor graye sugar
evdr for hopr and that the Beef as manufactured
by said Company Is perfectly pure and unadul'
FREDERICK HopEcKER
Sworn to and sungcribed before me this o2d
day Of April. 1884. c. HENRY AMspEN,
orders for Rochester nser Cor the irado or pri.
yate l families promptly hlled BY mSs TSslfephono
Ger oef o0 1908 Pennsylvania Ayesoe Norihwes,
DANFoRTHS FLUID THE oNESi
~ article Npressiy distilled for Vapor Stoves
and No Chimney BnTners Always same quail.
hyl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Purest, whitest
softest, strongest, cheapest light
the only one In the markell No wicks 70 clean
or triml No chimney to break nor cloan
DANEORTHS VAPOR COOK STOVEI
First one in market Keeps ahead Of attempted
imprOvementsl Strongest simplest safcst,
durable, portable, easily managed, choApestt
Territory licensed or sold under patents
issued Goods ready for immediate shipment In
| my quantity. Town right, eure living; county
| right competency: state right, FORTUNE
DANBoRTiI ILLUMINATING & MEG. CO,
DIG n RtFgCt. WAahlnRtOn. ID, q
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DIED.


BRooKs-on the Goth instant, Rev. JOHN II.
RRooKs, Pastor of the Fiith Baptist Church OF
this city,
Funeral from the church, Vermont avenue,
between and II streets. Tuesday ut l O'Clock.
Body will remain ut church from o'clock UNI
I'll y. IN.
SHIEI.--on Aug. 81, at i;i5 a. m, OF scarlet
fever, hAR8AREr ELLEN, second child OF ThOs.
W, and Margaret A. Shiel, aged years aud
months.
Funeral private.
SHIEL.-on Aug. 80, at 7;16 y. M, of scarlet
fever, MARIA GERTRUDE, third child OF Thomas
w. and Margaret y, Shiol aged years and q
months.
Funeral private.
BARLOw.-At his residence, 1915 NJ street
northwest, on sunday, Aug. 81, 1884, at X p.
M. HENRY N. BARLOW, born In Sheffield,
England
Funeral notice hereafter.
SHEDD.-On Aug. 80, 1884. Mrs. CATHARINE
NJ SHEpp, rehCt II the late William r. Shedd,
in the Doth year of her age,
Funeral services at the Presbyterian Church
nj Hyattsvllle, Nd. on Tuesday, sept. 2, at 2
O'Clock p. m. Interment ut Congr essional Gem
ctory. So
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InEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

4 IHE5AFEAhH ANU UIIIU NAIbWNr'
(Leave II. & p. Depot. Sixth and Il Streots,.
01O A. M.-For all way stations and Virginia
natl EoInmbus' and AZ ,onis. pnil,v e.cept
sunday, 1905 A. M.-For williamsburg Va
Newport News Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk. Daily except Sunday
6;1O L. M. For Louisville, Cincinnati, 81 Louis,
and Chicago. connecting for all points west,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
(daily) does not stop for local business, ex.
cept the Virginia Springs; through Pullman
service to louisville and Cincinnati
1O.4O L. M,-For all way stations and viz
glnia Springs and Columbus, Ohio Dahy
For tickets and Information apply at G. & o.
railway office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland Hallway
Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue and ~ q Z.
Station. H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
g. w. SMITH, FRANK TRIoG.
General Manager, N. f.. Passenger Agent
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EyCURSTOyS.

CEVENTH AND LAST GRAND MOON.
- LIGHT EXCURSION,
Under auspices of Young Mems Bible Glass, No.
90, Christian Church,
On the splendid steamer w. w. Corcoran, 20
Miles Down the River and Return. Boat Will
leave ut 6;30 p. IN. and return about 10 p M.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. g. Single ticket, 10 cts,
a Frst-Cass Lunch Table Mt low and popular
prices Tickets ut tho boat. au30-3t
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TRdYEUERS, GUTDE.


V1ArrtMopp Avn outo pAIruoAD
4 'i"ONN AM Univ NN'i'i'NN'
ME MONET. rAsr IrNn AND THE
ALL M u y =, 49, nII ~, h rNYiDy, A
ONtt ~. NY n u, BEL ~, W ~ h ~ NV
EASI A NJ 9 I III w w E9r
Y,o,r,,, - ,,,,, VA WAoii iN1. ON. 49,,
DoObLh IhAIkl,,, IANNEh COufLEH
e,,,ttur,,,,, ~ Etb I'M l!S; ..,,x, ,,rnyt,
SNn ED,ghE IN tEEvI SUN ia ~, ~ NE
10, 1854, UNTIL fURThEN NOIlCf"
Ls,aaye Washington from station, corner. go, OF
INV JhltShf AVENUE MD I, sIhhh T.,
/, For chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and g;
LOUIS uhlly ~ 300 "A m, lOlO g M. lOilo
r. ms with Through Coaches ana Ialhcc sleele
Ing Cars to above points, without changer 1910
n N, duly 70 Chicago, except saturday, . -
, FOR piltaburg NJ $3.50 n. m. and $40 z. IN;
dmelyi $40 r. m TO plttsburg, Cleveland ana
Ds!roi!, with sleeping cars to Pttsburg; ,o
For Toledo and detroit. via MonToeyllle, 1Oil5
a. m, H d19iiy WIN sleeper for Toledo via "hoeF
O. I Trains for philadelphia and rev iork M
s;l0 n m. daily, except sunday y, biaU, hnd
1910 IN. daily, with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
htlhched; -. - = ,.,o o.,o ,
- For baltimore on week Days o, 6:3o, o;aD, n
SdO. p and lO!O0 q. mn l2;lo 2:2ut 2;So, y
o5V, ai3O l4O,minnte trhin1 a'ao' o'oV' o'oV' F"
biZu, U,9O, ana iOilO p m. ann a ann .
tor lillumore on Sunuhys p'outt % ,o'@sv,' ~
l99D, g,,BD, IS, 4s1U, DioO OsOO oiGVi
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T OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINaToNs COMFY ISLAND.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

T ooK AT Low FARES
FIRsT-CLASS FARE, 81.
ROUND TRIP, LEO.
The elegant steamers LAKE and MOSELEY
leave Sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday.
"wednesday, and Friday at b:3O and Saturday at
6p MT returning Monday morning; connecting
Passage and rooms secured at b. & o. Ticket
Office, 14th and Pa. avei o. 4. Thompson, 002
James Hotel, and General Office, 9th 81. wharf,
Telephone call, 1918.
POTOMAC RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j.
W. THOMPSON, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at u. m. Fare, 20 cents
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GE.O. u. pHILLIPS. snperlntondont.
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W. W. CoRCoRAN.


SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun.
days e1cepted( to all points on the Potomac as
arrive at $3.50 y. m Fare, round trip, % cents
TO all points except Mount Vernon, which Is e.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trips down tho
Potomac. Boat leaves at p. IN. and arrives ut
$50 y. IN. Fare, 20 cents.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will DO
made az usual, boat leaving ut p. m. and re.
turning at p. m. Boat will go us far IA Indian
Head. Fare. 80 cents. ie2Sf
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VJNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
Il TO THE NoRTHMEST, AND SOUTH,
WEST, DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENDID

TTNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
wtt 70 THE M2RTnw w AN spt s9yPH;
fESnhSih nsEAN '''''' NA>-' -'
IN EFFECT AUGUST 2. 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from sta
tion, corner of sixth and p streets, as follows,
:, For PittsbuTg and the W.st. Chicago Limited
Fast Line, $40 a. m. daily TO Cincinnati aud 81
Louis with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to
except saturday, to Chicago, with Sleeping Car
Altoona TO Chicago. Western Express 7:4Op
@ TS y R or SSS esTs TO % ssss A 6s
Pittsburg TO Chicago. Mail Express, lOOop; m
daily for Pittsburg and the West with Palace
Sleeping Car Washington to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandnigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Sinlgar4 10 & m daily, exeeps saturday. with With
saturday night will not run beyond Renoyo,
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira.
at $40 a. m. da ly except Sunday,
toT New S9fk nnh i lno East st., 715 $40 and md
Sunday, 400. 1000. and lib p. m. Limited
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars 0;4O a. m. daily
For Boston Without change 2:1o D. m. every
week day. on sunday 400 p. IN.
For all ,sIns CON-
mex, ,aiiordihg direct transfer 70 Fulton street.
avoiding double ferrlags across New H i City
2.10, 400, 900, 1000, and II 10 p. m. on sun;
day. 400 500, 1000 and lib 2. m; Limited
| For Baltimore, $3.50, 7l5, S:2O, $40, 400 a.
m, 1905, 2;10. 400, 4:25, 4:4O 900, $40,
| a. M. 400, 600, f;40IiO:OO. and 11:15 p IN.
For Pope's Creek Li,e, $3.50 a. IN. and 4:4Op
| INT daily, except sunday
| For Annapolis, 6;35 a. m, 1906. and 44Op
M. daily, except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
| RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
WAsiIITGTON RAILROAD.
For AleJ indra $50. 700, 0:25. HOB. and
1885 IL m., 200, 4:25, $500, $50, 600, and
1l35p. M On Sunday at $50, o:25, IL 'O5a M,
S.Ob y. IN.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and IL :O5
a. N. daily, and BOO p m. daily. except sunday
Trains leave .exandra for Washington, SOB
700 1000 1OlO Il. M; LOO, BOO, 3:2J, b;1O,
| T:O5, and lO4Op. m, and l2:l0 midnight except
Monday),, on SUNDAY at 200 and 1910 IN;
Tickets and Information NJ tho office, north.
east corner of Thirteenth street and Penpsyl-
| Vania avenue, and Mt the station where orders
can be LEFT for the checking OF baggage to desti-
nation from hotels and residences.
| CHAS II. PUGH, General Manager.
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-01

IT Is more economical to buy Durkoe's Salad
Dressing than II Is 10 make dressing. Be
sides this, II is made OF better materials than
you can buy ut tho stores. Everybody likes
It. Try IT,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-01

The following shows the range of prices IN the
Chicago market yesterday ns corrected by re-
ports received by Robert j. Thomas, Metropoli-
ian bank building;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-01
Morgan Wins the Ten.Milc Bicycle Race.


, LoNpoS, ONT, Aug, 3l,-W j. Morgan, Of
New York, won the tcn.mllc bicycle race here
yesterday, Time, 3Sh minutes,