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IRltTELERS' GUIDE.
rIInE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO. THE SOUTH,

TNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST, AND WET,
Schedule In effect June 3, 1884
$40 a. M-Ncw orleans Mail, daily, making
close connexions to all points, south aud
southwest Daily, except sunday With
G. ~ o. nv, Pullman sleeping Buffet
Cars from New York and Washington TO
Atlanta pullman sleeping Cars ron
Washington ana Atlnutn 10 New orleans,
pnrlOr Car nom Washington to Natural
Bridge. Va,
b1O T. NJ. louisville Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, To Cincinnati Louisvillc,
and ali western Points. Pullman SccI-
ng Cars from Washington 10 LOuisvtll".
1OaO y. M,-Suuthoru Mail and Express, daily.
10 all points south and southwest, VIA
DHuVillc aud Charlotte Daily, except
sunday, with g. ~ q. liy. Pullman sleep
ing Cars nom Washington, via DnnNillc,
Charlotte, aud Atlanta, to Now Drlennsi
also from Washington, via charlotte and
Columbia, to AusiistL Pullman sleeping
Car from Washington to White sulphur
springs
Manassas Division train leaves Washington az
$40 IL IN. and $50 T. ~. duly except
sunday WurfcutOu trains leave WASH
ington nt SilON M. ana 5!lO D. IN. dally.
lut tickets and all Information inquire NJ
tompany's OniCc, GU1 rcnnsylvAnia avenue,
n. MACDANlEL, Agent
81. SLAUGHTER,
GCucrih Passenger Agent
sol HAAS, Traffic Manager.
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uENnY MoNErr.


jc27.tr ~ state street, New York.
J. r,,,, %%ESSS;y,tI.yyAEtA ROUTE .. ,..,.,
sTEiL NR.HfiGissiN MiGS:iiiFIttENr E EaTf
IN rrrrcTT E NNY H. 1854.
TRAINS LENvE WNSiGiSGTON, rom Sta
tion, corner ofSixth aud II streets, ~ follow!
Express of Palace sleeping Cars at $40 q. M.
daily; last hin,, OiIQ 4. m. daily, with Slccp
grn Express T:lO y. N. daily, with .Pil!ce
Cars to liltshurg Also connects daily ior
Sa MSsS n T'i FS Srspnf To- "S p'SS"E rs iar
plttshurg aud the West with Palace Shopping
RH AZ rTfMat5WnF HN2 G pRoiT6jiAc RAILROAD
For Erie, yaunndnlqa. Rochester, BuIaio, NJ
I pSgs Up II GhaIIy except inlgrdsy Win
Washington to liu MO. Train leaving Wash.
ington ON Saturday night will not run beyond
For Wliliamsport, Lock Haven, AMI Emlra, ut
,v;lg a. M daily, except sunday. ..,, ,
n. M, >, !. 10, and ll'l5 p. M. on sunday
q, 10, and lao y. IN. Limited Express Of
Pullman ParlOr Cars, O;IO u. H. daily, except
For Fusion without change. . d. m. every
wv Wei dayi On sn9day + y m ,rrs ram
meet ut Jersey city with boats of Brooklyn
Annex aiioTding direct transfer to Fulton
For Fnil,'3elphIg, $40, $40. and II, a. m, g,
10, and ll;l5 T.. M Limited Express, O;IOa.
For Bnltimoro, i: ., 10 $40. 900, and IL
;. ~. i2;O5, :, 4, 4:25, 40, ., 7;lO, 10, aud
ll,l5,I m. on sunday, O;l0 Ii a. M, l. u,
7:iO, 10, and ll:l5 y. IN.
For r6po'S Greek Line, 0;35 u. III. and 4;IO
y. IN. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 H. m. and d;iO u. M.
| AIIT%NNTrRiN NSb FREDERICKSBURG
MAlL;WAYroAN,p ALEXANDRIA AND
| For Alexandria. $50, 7i2O, Oi26. HOB. and
| $50 %. M, 200, 4.25, o, G.2J, SOD, and
| ll:81 p. IN. ON sunday at 6:3O, D;25, ll;O5
| "A. M, SOD =. IN.
| For Richmond and tho South, G:3O and ll;O5
| ~ ~. daily, and y. m. daily, except sunday.
| Trnlua leave Alexandria for Washington, G:Ob,
| 500, IL, lO'lO ~ M; l. 300. 1913, BIO, TOO
| aud lU;IO y. H., aud lOnidnght. ON sun.
day at 500 aud lO:lOa. M; 7:Oj and lOiO
| y. m.
Tickets mud Information at the Office north
| east corner Of Thirteenth street and pcnnsyl
| ynnlR avenue, ana at the station, where orders
| can be loit for the checking of baggage ~ dest
| nation nom hotels aud residences.
| CHhS, r.. pUGH, General Manager.
! j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
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Grain mud Provisions.


Jrnr 30. 1881. Bid AStri,
Finy.year funded 385s. 1874 cur Gee, 100 III
Board of Public Works, green S., O "a
Wnshinqtun Gas Light Co",pHr %, ",... 40
Columbia Insurance. ",..,,,.,,.,.,",,),.. a,,,-, u
kigES INSURANCE .,.,.,..b., ~
WHsnn ltOn IL G'tOwn stock ..,.6D., ltO lD
Washington IL GtOwn hOnds"...,. liO .,,...,
Masonic Hall Bonds .,,.,..,.,,u...,. .."". 100
Real Estate Title lns JO,,......iUD., .,,,,.. lO5
Pennsylvania Telephone CO-".5l,, ....- U
Ches, " POtD. Telephone Co,..lOO,,, ,,..... ~
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BALTIMORE cArr1r m,nrrr.

baltimore, June J0-Bcer cattle--Mnrket
fairly active and prices shade higher, cone
sidcring quality, which Is not rs good as last
week; very best 6iF869zc; first quality, 80
go: medium iL,ia5)<o; ordinary, l,c4Lc;
most sales we're from 5lkG61sc; receipts, 1872
head sales, 9j7 head swinc--Fatr supply
md only moderate demand; receipts, 3,TS
sheep and lonbs were 9 SO head; quotations.
sheep, 3Oi5c. lambs, iCp6Su,
OUR REAsoNs--Ne find our stock entirely
too large for the season. We must therefore,
unload regardless of price. Eisonan Bros,
the most prominent clOthicrs and tailors, cor
ner dh and +.
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TBtTELEBS' GUTDE.
vJIo SARATOGA,
LAKE EoRGE,
AND
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALt-RAtL and rARLoR CAR LINE.
TL2ins on New York, West Shore, and Buffalo
RnSay, by west shore Of picturesque Hudson
River, leave Jersey city station ofPcnnsylvauia
Railroad rs iolloWs3
SARATOGA SPECIAL. oo5 a, M-Arivo
saratoga 900 p M, caldwell Lake tenrge
man BunG Cars to sGatogu, thence TO Mon
trcnl
CATsKIII MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, $50 a,
M.-Atfiw Il0tcl Kauturskill 2'3Op IN, Grand
Hotel 2.O7 p. IN. rutlur Cars.
DAY EXPRESS, 1O1G 4. M.-Arrivo Albany
81. M sharon Springs . p M, Caopgrstown
Oh. m, utign 900 y. m, syracuse 7l5p. NJ
Niugurl Fails l2tiS a. m. parlor Cars 10 Al.
bany, Sharon rings ana Niagara Falls
SARATOGA AND CArsKfLL MouNTAtN
ENrRtS~ ll,iO a. NJ. Arrive ilugl Kns'-
erskin on. p m "rWld lIoioi 5.n5 y ~
porlor ur, Jersey cry To saratoga sud lake
George.
SARATOGA AND CATSKttL MOCNrAiN
LIMITED. S4i T.. M,.AlfINp ltuf1 hHntpr.
skill Iur ~. "r4n1 h!l.l ~ ~ sara.
Montreal SEQ O.. iuu with iNt'uI tIrs % ,nt.
eyll Munnt2lus, IN s1rni..n ill.et pnrlnr
train s11 o.. Nv. TOR slrU.gps s.err, ihoucc
tu Montreal 1h. Sew York limited leave,
Washington ut ulu A u.. connecting with
Jur,tN tltN,
Ask fgr single W rn'rd frip Hctris Wv Wet
shore Route aud avoid rt.y at. aud long
trnusitr tHuIu.u. Sow NHil tIty AUily Ia rtty
~ dupNt UE uf U. lruHarIHUIUt lt lt Tor com
ll"it time Iu...H, iNaN'Ha .'l IufIHr car chairs.
lIrlUr Hr tlH.s from 1.fsrN tity station re-
served iu uft 10. HEHH IuufiI Zoo tu agent lull-
nuu Gar i"WprW, Pennsylvania a. H. station,
jersey city, n. q.
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MEDICAL.
r. w lTH

May mean poisoned with Potash" m
case with hundreds who have hnOn
enough 10 tnke Sarsaparilns, Potash miN
&C., until digestion l8 almost fatally iinps.V
Swiits specific Is u vegetable remedy, and n
stores the sy5tcn 70 health and builds up thu
waste made 10y these poisons.
: Twas sutlhringwith Blood Poison, and treated
several months with Mercury and Potash, only
To make mo worse. The Potash took away my
appetite aud gave ne Dyspepsia and both gave
me rheumatism. then took Sarsaparillns, &c
All trCse SnrsnpurillH mixtures have Potash In
them. This miidc Inc sim worse, as II drove the
poison farther Into my Bystcm. \ friend Insisted
should take swim specific, and II cured ne OF
the Blood Poison, drove the Mercury and pS>Sh
out fmy System, aud today ain as we
ever was, GEG q. WELLMAN, IN
salem, NJ
John a. Smith, the largest merchant In CT
willie, Ga, Bays: 81 suffered for years mon
combined effects OF Erysipclas and lcczeifN
continued TO grow worse under medical d
mcnt and by taking medicine containing Poll
=, ), :. cured me thoroughly and absolutely. y
appetite. strength, aud hcsh returned as Iwl
cured witllit
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases male
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19

THE election OF Cleveland and Hen
bricks has now become such an as
sured thing that speculation in the
East has for some time past been
busy on the stohahle personnel of the
Democratic Presidents Cabinet
There seems to bc a great agreement
of opinion that Thomas +. Bayard will
be Mr.. Cleveland's Secretary OF State
and Samuel j. Randall his Secretary
of the Treasury. These two eminent
statesmen of themselves would be
enough to assure the dignity and force
OF the new administration. Mr..
George Ticknor Curtis would
make an admirable Acknowledgement,
while Mr.. Holman would make an
ideal Secretary of the Interior. Con-
sidering the intimate relations OF ex-
Lieutenant-Gove Dorsheimer and
MIR. Cleveland that gentleman would
also doubtless be called to a prom
inent place in the new administration
California has as yet developed no
aspirant for cabinet post although
there are number Of Democrats in
this State who would be eligible to the
honor. The claims OF the South
would unquestionably be respectfully
considered and Mr.. Lamar and some
other distinguished Democrat south oil
Mason and Dixon's line would be ten.
dered portfolios. The materials for 4
strong Democratic cabinet are quite
abundant i'm all sections of the Union
The coming defeat OF Blaine has saved
the country from a calamity in the
shape Of gang OF spectators, job
beers and REGULATORS, tattooed witt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19

A CoLroN correspondent Of the
HERALD takes our esteemed evening
contemporary TO task for its absurd
niisstatement about the Hon. Philip
A. Roach in connection with the Chi
nese bill Of 1862. Bless his innocent
heart II we were 10 undertake TO
correct all the blunders which have
figured and will figure in the columns
Of this sprightly journal we should
have some such an experience as that
Of Sisyphus in YEARLY rolling his
boulder up hill TO have it roll down
upon him again. The queer farrago
Of half facts, distortions Of facts and
which do service for
argument In the columns Of our
esteemed contemporary are droll
rather than serious. After having, to
its own satisfaction, demonstrated
that the Democratic party il sort Of
prot hnese organization II ought
next to take up and clearly elucidate
the fact that the Democracy are
solidly in favor Of snmptuary laws.
Such sort Of disquisition does not
harm Mr.. Roach or the Democratic
party while il seems to amuse the
gifted scribe Of the Express.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
THE MULlIGAN LETTERS.
warren Fisher Goes into Details
Regarding their Purchase by
Mr. blaine.

BosToS, Oct. l0-In reference to Mr..
Blaine's denial Of the assertion OF Warren
Fisher that he tBlainel had offered Il sum of
money for the Mulligan letters, Mr.. Fisher
In an interview, says that, at the request OF
Mr.. Elisha Atkins, and Mt the special request
Of Mr.. Blaine, he went to New York in the
spring Of 1850 and met MIR. Blaine mt the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. that then and there
MIR. Blaine made his request.
definitely stated, MIR. Fisher, what was
Mr.. Blaine request"
40 obtain, for money or otherwise, from
Jam Mulligan all letters, copies Of letters.
and memoranda OF every name and nature
in which Mr.. Blaine was mentioned or had
any interest"
What was the amount to be paid for the
delivery of these
THE amount to be paid was not limited.
II was to pay $1,000 II could not obtain
them for less. Mr. Blai9e further stated
that Mr.. John Cummings, the partner Of
Elisha Atkins & Co, could furnish all the
money for the purchase of all the letters,
and he authorized me to confer with MIR.
Cummings about the money to be paid Ia
MI Mulllgan II the letters could be pur-
chased
bid Mr.. Elisha Atkins know OF the propo-
sitiou2"
Certainly. lie knew of my progress from
time To time about the purchase Of the let.
ters, and stated that his partner had all the
funds required II the purchase was made,
AS MS partner Mr.. Cummings) had recently
sold all of Blaiue's Little Rock and Fort
smith railroad stock at about $50 per share,
which Mr.. Atkins thought at the time was "A
foolish sale, rs the stock afterwards ad
vIneed, reaching about 500"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
CAMPAIGN HUMOIt.


The Blaine train hasn't run over half as
many Blaine book agents rs II might Phil
adelphia Times.
Lord, teach people how to forget" should
be the prayer oi the candidate from Maine.
i Boston Transcript (Rep,)
The cup of bitterness Is not yet full for
Cleveland, o. Belya lockwood will speak
there in few days.-[Cincinnati Times
Star.
"rhe seven capital sins?" Seven' Why,
II was more than seven letters that Blaine
wrote to Fisher from the capital Troy
Press.
The Republicans should know no scarcity
of soap this year. Their candidate is furn.
ishing an abundance OF. lie Louisville
Courier journal.
Colonel Belva lockwood Is accused OF
oifcriIg her private recipe for making
mince-pies to every woman who secures her
one VOTE Philadelphia Press
eve, the people, have resolved that the
time has come when neither of the great po-
litical parties can he trusted with the reins
Of government" (Signed) Il. y. Butler, Chas.
A. Dana Philadelphia can.
In the disbursement of tIffy the Plumed
knight hdsvery generously remembered Mr,
Rutherford ". Hayes. The latter might re-
ciprucIte this kindness by teaching his
fancy BOOSTERS to crow Ovet the success of
the party, If there were any prospect that
the party will be successful Chicago
Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
OUR SAN DIEGO LETTER.
More Of the senatorial EmbrOg-
Iie-Sau Diego 10 Go Demo-

EpitoR HsHALD-The cyclone that my last
letter created In the Republican State Sena'
torial camp bids fair, like all other great
events aud commissions In nature. to do
good by purifying the heretofore mephit!c
atmosphere of this Senatorial distrlst. Had
the fair and square agreement In re-
gard to the matter been honorably adhered
to and carried out In making this nomina-
ton. Mr. Horton would have been the nomi.
nee, aud whether elected or not he was safe
to be counted on asa friend of his county
and of the southern part OF the state, and
that he would have p0lled much larger
vote than Mr.. Johnston for this reason is
more tn N p.ob.. BILE, while the chances Iow
are about even, II not more, that this SEM.
torial district Ms well ms tle county, will be
represented Tor the next two yelrsby Messrs.
Bittner and kimbnll. TO say tllt the IN
Bernardino Under knowingly lies, to Use its
own undi diplomatic rot, IL but telling the
truth. for II helped make the game and Is In
the conspiracy, for pay, too, tn send Perkins
to the u. - senate. Its conduct proves this,
for Ii the coat WASH u IT. why take the
trouble to get angry aud expose the tIil0r
that got IL up3 | will tell you why. Being
In the .ecret II knows It's candid tie be
longs body and soul to Perkins, aud
that Perkins being the heaviest fnin
cially will mag him and not he
Perkins, for It has been clearly demonstrate
cd that the dog wass the tail because the
tail is not heavy enough to wag toe dog.
Then to advise the HERALD to attend to its
own affairs is II piece of ignorant impudence,
for Los Angeles Is, II | may be allowed to
say 81, considerably Interested In having the
right Kind Of II m III for L. $. Senator, quite
MS much 80 ms any other county in the State.
As To the san Diago tnion's explanation, 1t
n only necessary to say that, living up to its
first aud only natural instincts, II does now
by Mr.. Horton rs ii did some years ago when
he was running for state Senator, STRIKES
below the belt" Hence its allusion To the
French disease mui du reRtrc. OF course, no
ole knows before the votes are couated how
this contest VIII eud but II your correspon-
deaf is not considerably mistaken, this Sei.
a,orinl district aud county will not be repre-
scented by the Perkins combination for some
time To come. N.
San Diego Oct 18th
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19

The Fair which drew TO close
yesterday was n brilliant success from
all points of view. The exposition
Of agricultural and horticultural pro-
ducts was exceedingly fine, while the
races were quite attractive. The best
thing about it all is that the present
efficient management have known
how to make the exhibition pay. The
Fair has not only paid its way but
will leave handsome surplus in the
pockets Of the Sixth District Agricul-
tural Association. TO Mr.. William
II. Workman and his coadjutors much
Of this success is undoubtedly due.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19

We acknowledge receipt of Postal
card calling our attention to the fact
that while the Times gives six reasons
why Blaine should be elected honesty
IL not one Of them, and asking why
this IL thus2 Our esteemed cores
pondent should have asked M some
thing easier. II is long time since
Jeiierson's trinity Of qualifications
" IL he honest? Is he sober is he
capable 2"-has been much regarded
by Republicans in nominating to high
office. The Times probably omitted
all reference to integrity in its sum
mary because when ii comes to being
honest Jim Blaine in non est.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-19
ron CONGRESS, SIXTH DISTRICT,
r. r. DEL VALE,
A Hopeless Effort.

The Blaine crowd have run into
perfect eui de sac from which there IL
no escape. The spectacle of the head
and tail OF the Republican party
parading through the State of Ohio
and disbursing millions to extort
verdict Of approval from the people of
that State, and then only succeeding
in rolling up IA beggarly ten or eleven
thousand majority, convinces most
intelligent Republicans that the jig il
up. Ii should be borne in mind that
the Prohibitionists are specially
strong in Ohio and that at the No
vember election they will pol 30,0 600
or A, 1000 votes. These ballots were
cast for the Republican State candi-
dates last Tuesday. In addition, the
men who ran on the Republican State
ticket were personally of faultless
character, and tens of thousand of
their fellow pariizans voted for them
who would not touch Blaine with
forty foot pole. All the signs indi-
cate that the Plumed Knight and his
managers have given up all hope of
carrying New York. His presence in
Michigan and the elaborateness Of
his speeches there show that he re-
CARDS even this heretofore staunch
Republican State ~ in danger,
and with great reason, by the way.
The same elements-the Democrats
and Greenbackers-who elected the
Democrat Bicycle Governor of Michi-
gan in 1882 may very well elect the
fusion electoral ticket this year. From
Michigan his progress shows that he
is going to make a desperate effort
to carry Indiana, perhaps the most
forlorn hope which ever engaged the
attention of politician. There is no
combination-not even shower Of
crisp new two and three dollar bills
which can divert Indiana from her
loyal devotion to her favorite son. Ex-
Senator Mcdonald, to whom Indiana
is an open book, says that Cleveland
and Hendricks will carry the Hoosier
Safe by twenty thousand majority.
When such men speak, their words
are not rs the idle wind With New
York and Indiana both assured for
Cleveland and Hendricks, where are
Blaine and Logan to get the two hun
dred and one electoral votes neces-
sary to elect them? II is not in the
power of the political arithmetician to
fix up table which will place them
in the White House. Reliance upon
Butler has proven broken reed for,
from all points, comes the assurance
that the attenuated ranks of the fol-
lowers OF the Lowell millionaire are
made up OF much greater proper
ton OF Republicans than of Demo-
Gratis. Indeed, ii is even doubted
whether st. John himself will do the
Republican ticket as much harm as
Butler. Los Angeles is just as good a
place in which to form a judgment
upon this matter as any other, We
ask any one who has drawn up in
front of Butler platform in this city
ii the men who sit upon it and who
mRke addresses from it have not
nearly to a mas-been Republicans in
the past. The followers of Butler
will be mainly recruited from the Re
publican ranks all over the country,
and this fact is one of those abound
Ing perils which will end in crush
ing national Republican defeat in less
than three weeks from to-day.