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ID oN KIs PERsoNAL REcoGN1zANcE.-In

RELEASED on His Personal RECOGNIzANCE-In
the Criminal Court, to-day Judge Wylie granted
the motion argued Saturday, 10 set aside the Tor
feture OF the recoyniZance entered into IN june
1869 in the case Ct the United States agt. Joseph
Whitman, who was indicted Tor grand larceny OF
the goods and chattels OF one, john j. Suilivan,
amounting To 2i.l0O and released the defendant
upon his personal recognlzance.
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The Riding-PIace of hogan Cash.

CoIuiaos, s. c, telegram to New York Tribune
Inc South Carolina papers continue to print SEN
sational stories about the hiding place OF Began
cash. the outlaw, some locating him In Iaureus
county. disguised as negro, and Others asserting
that he has escaped into North Carolina None OF
these stories are. however, trustworthy. There is
good reason Tor believing that he is still In the
Sedee swamp, but has removed 10 q more inaccess-
pIe region than before To capture him hy force
Would require party large rnou IA % scour the
many miles OF swamp with which he - familiar:
put the contingent fund Of the governor IS not large
enough 10 send out and support such an expedition
No private partr can be found in the state who
VIII UNDERTAKE the capture. IL is denied that TWO
New York detectives. said 10 belong 10 Pfnkertons
force, have been In Cheraw this w.,
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Capitol Topics.

The Senate committee on public lands agreed,
this morning. to report favorably the nomination
OF Brewster Cameron to be receiver Of public mon
eyS at Tucson. Arizona.
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The Courts.

POLICE CoURT-.Jud1e Snel
To-day, William Sweedney, colored, larceny: S.
dangerous dog; personal bonds to kill the dog.
SUICIDE OF A BoY.-Adolph Stein, aged II years,
hanged himself to door In his parents home In
Hoboken, n. j., last evening. He dOnned a calico
dress and an apron OF his mothels before adjust
ing the piece OF clOthesline to his neck and faen
ing the other end to nail in the door. His rela-
tives know of no motive for the act, except that
the youth, who had been on the school Ship st.
Mary's, and was visiting his home yesterday, had
become respondent because he had TO return to
the shin
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RAILROADS.
MA MIDLAND RAILWAY

HE SHORT LINE TOTHE SOUTH SOUTHWEST
AND WEST
ScheGtlLe N cEcct NOV E}iBEIs Is. 1883
SIS A.M--NEW ORLEANS MAIL. daily making close
Connections to al points South and Southwest
Daily. * eIt sunday. with {. & o Ra.lwer. Pull
nan sleeI1Lg buffet cars Iro-L New TX and Wash
iI--12 70 AriaDta Pullman S!eey3n. cars from
Washington and atlanta 70 New orleans
61Q P-M--LOt l-NiLLE FAST IL -, + DAILY via Char
louisville T. Cincinnati Louis lie and al Western
{oln-S Pullman Sleeping Washington to
Louisville.
1o.4p P.N.-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
Il al points South and Southwest DaEvif- il
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with . < a. RAILWAY
iuliIi-a: - flI2 cars from NashiI ton Dan
Vile. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans also
from Washington 20 Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
N daily. except ~unday
WarrentoH trains leave Washington at SIS VI aid
$40 2 NJ daily.
fo- tchetS and information inquire Ak CJpany's Of
nee ou4 PeflIsy wanna avenue al Union p-lYt
VI. SLAJ trHILE. y MACDa%IFJ.
Gen Pass Agent Acrut
mario sol. HAAS Traffic NIaIgsr-~
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY CT THE TREASCRY.-There
was ruLnor afoat In the Treasury department. to-
day that Mr. James Ciiiil.an formerly l. s. Treas
urer. IS TO be appointed Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Nh Ciitlan'S friends mere think that he
Would not accept the position il it offered TO
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At Lawrence, Kansas, Mrs. Judge A. b. Foote
died Saturday from blood poisoning, caused BY the
contact OF her green vel With slight scratch on
her faca
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A BABY Poisoned By It's NuRsE.-A dispatch
from charlotte, y. C., says: "Capt. and Mr.. d. v.
Bennett, OF Norwood, Stanly county, went out TO
an entertainment Monday evening, and le.t their
Infant in care OF negro nurse girl, Sa!lie CruIap
age nfteen. Upon their return they found &c very
Ill: A physician was summoned, but failed TO give
relief The child expired In agony few hours later
poSt-mOrtem examination showed that the in
FAINT Lad been given large dose or "kough on
Rats" The nurse has confessed her crime CAPT
Bennett was member OF the late North Carolina
legislature, and is nephew OF Congressman X. 4.
Bennett"
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TEE Court OF CLAIMS TO-DAY rendered a jil,.g-
nent amounting 10 $3.50 IN favor Of Samuel c.
Rose. Tho had contract claim az lliA5t tie District
OF Columbia i judgment iCr 81, 1@5.il was .eIl-
dered against Joan Il. Charles
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TEE ATTEMPTED BRIBERY IN C.v.n,-T,e com

The ATTEMPTED BRIBERY IN CASApA-The COM
mlttee on privileges ana elections OF the ur,yncia
parliament In Toronto, on saturday continued the
Investigation into the alleged attempt To overthrow
the Mowat government 10y bribIng members 20 vote
against H. In the police court Mr.. Balfour. on
crosSexam!nation, admitted that the $500 given TO
nun oy Mt Wilkinson was not In the form OF q
briee, but as guarantee that he would get the
Office III the northwest promised TO him uy WEkin-
son when the agreement entered into was
fulfilled He also admitted that he pledged his
word OF honor To Wilkinson that Mr. HafCou.t' :
maine would not be dlvulged, and that he had
broken that pledge Ia regard 10 MI. Kirkland Ia.
said that Mr. Kirkland told him that he would give
MIN SlVto or Sl,2o0 II he could advocate IN MS
paper, speak In the house OF commons and vote for
his (kirklend'S) timber policy
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rI'HOS. J. FISHER CO., Real Estate AuctiOneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
FEET ON NINTH STRICT NORTHWEST' M "
fkDxPD BY IWO,SToRY BRICK BUILDING.
Two THREE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK
1871 and recorded in Lber No S5 folio ALL ct seq f
Q: the land records of the District Of Columbia
at the request OF the party ured thereby will offer
for ssA for cash At public auction in front Of the
SIXTH. 1894, at HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P nj
all Of lot bered three 3 and the thirty 600
seven $50 feet in depth of Lot numbered (2 all in
square numbered four hundred and five (4O5, the
provelnen.s thereon.
depo.it of $500 will be required at time of sale All
conveyancing cost OF purchaser deposit to DO
forfeited If the terms Of sale are not Complied with
within ten days from date Of sale
mh3 SSlOl2l5l'l 9 % "a 26
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CARDINAL howard DECLARES THAT he WILL NOT

CARDINAL howard DECLARES THAT HE WILL NOT
LEAVE ROME.
A caolegrarn TO the New York Herald from Rome.
March %, 1884, says While discussing the report OF
the popes Intended departure from Rome with
your correspondent today, Cardinal Howard ridi-
cued the notion OF the pope having any thought of
ieaNlhg the Vatican. Nor nave any reason hat
ever 10 believe that the holy father VIII alude 10
his alleged departure in addressing the consistory
next Week. he added. After the rebuff OF the Ba-
Saran prince ana princess by the Vatican The fol-
lowing note was sent 10 the papal ntlctUs: "Tle
vatican can neither now nor hencefurth consent To
receive Catholic princes Who have been welcomed
as guests ia place which. though confisc ated by
the Italians, Is still the property The papacy The
coeAlStence OF two governments in Rome is mad
El.SSlDle ne Vatican declines to acknowledge aiiy
authority but one II RoIue-lhe authority oI rht.
head OF the church, Leo KILL"
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In the Criminal Court. Judge Wylie, to-day. the
trial OF Robert c. KerStine. ON an Indictment for
perjury, was resumed The government closed its
testimony about noon, and the defense 1n1L hours
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RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETEE.-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief srnaI
officer to-day:-I H. Sig; II AIN, o5.1 IL, Ill s
Maximum, CO. O: minimum. 500.
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A BURGLAR IDENTIFIED As MURpERRR-One
OF the supposed Vlneland Nj, murderers has been
lodged In Jail at Mays Landing. He was arrested
last Friday for robbery at Ellwood, and has since
been identified as John Jones' one OF the Jones
Sunday night, where they were confined on the
charge Of burglary, and who are suspected OF kill
Ing George W; 'atefs, OF Snss place Detecuves are
brothers were seen in Nays Landing few days
ago. where they engaged to ship with Capt Cole
would not SAN .or several days they went away.
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VIZ De ME7Ek

tits now undisputed that WEI DE METERS cATAR-
RAL CURE Is the only treatment thst viii absolutely
cure Catarrah Dr. Wei de Meyers '.TRrArrr~ with
statements Of symptoms By the cured mailed freq D.
B. DEWEY CO.. ls2 Fulton street. n T. feb4. L SGT
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TO.MORRON.
WEEkS L CO. Auctioneers.

FINE EMBOSSED FLUSH PARLOR SUITE, FOUR
WALNJT1 sI5EB3 ARDt ExTENsIoN TABLE:
Book STANDS. WALNUT BEDROOM SET.
COTTAGE Sci FEATHERS WALNUT WARD
ROBE. LOU NGES. TABLE. HALL AND STAIR
CARPETS, ODD PIECES IURNITURE, SPRI \Gs,
MATTRESSES. Sly ERAL OIL PAINTINGS. LOT
OF CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE, STOVES, KITCHEN FURN-
IIJkE AND OTHER EFFECTS. BEING CON
TINS oF PREMISES No 1872 L strict.
NEsR CQySECIICTT AVENUE NORTHWEsT,
Al AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH
TYESI1-FlFTH, COMMENCING AT Ten
O'CLOCK AN. mh22-2t
sETFE AB0TE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE WITH
u REGARD To WLAIhR, AS IHE HOUSE Nj ST
b NACAIlD. 1t
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Terrible Melee at the Oil Wells.
BeleaRure6 CITY.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market.
Thefollo"ing are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire TO H. II. Dodge, 539 18th street:
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The STEAMER ALsRT.-The Navy Department u
Informed that the Arctic steamer Alert WAS taken
out OF dry dock on the Thames today. and, after
coalng to-morrow VIII ssil for New York on We'd
lcSday.
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mh22- dds AUSTIN HtRR.
N'HOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.

EIGHT WORK HORSES. SIX DOUBLE EXPRESS
WAGONS, FIVE SETS DOUBLE HARNESS, Two
PLATFORM SCALES. WAGON COVERS. JACKS
&c. s.. BENG THE ENTIRE STOCK AND OF T.
FIT OF RICHARDSON'S EXPkEss. AT AUG
On "WEDNESDAY MORNING. TWENTY-sIxTH OF
MARCH, 1884, at Ten O'CLOCK, at Richardson's Ex.
press Stables corner 9th and streets southwest will
SCI, everything appertaining to the express business
Mr richardson. having changed his business has nc
further use FOR the above stock and those search
io SEES Wagons &C. will find it to their interest to at.
tend this SALE as everything will be positively sold
Terms Cash Oh day Of sale
mh2l dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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LETT. GoRRISGR APPoINTRD RECEIVER N
Philadelphia, upon application by Il, q. Dale ai.i
Saiilut DICKSON, saturday, JGd - MITCHELL III toGT.
OF common pleas, No >, appointed a Receiver 20
take charge OF the affairs OF the American ship
bidding company whose yard is located at Port
richmond The appointment was the result ~ a
bill ia equity filed hy the Bank uf New York -
which the shipbuldng company was Indebted n
the SUM OF sl5.VO ana II Tor The protection q
the creditors 0f the tWnpdny that the proceeding
was taken- Judge Mitchell appointed Lieut.. Cor
ringe as tine receiver.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BtING AL OF SQUARE NORTH
OF SQUARE 1877. AT AUCTION
BY virtue of deed of trust dated the Goth dsy g.
April A D. 1881 and duly recorded. Liber No 1851
folio 43, ct sea- being OF tie land records of the
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the party
cured thereby the undersigned trustees will offer
at public auction, IN front OF the premises on THURS
PAY, THIRD DAY OF APRIL, 1884. a F0I r AND-A.
HALE O'CLOCK P. NJ. TIE following described real es
tate situate 10 the city OF Washington in tie District
Golnnoa to Wit All that certain piece parcel Of land
ground plan OF said city all of square north OF
one hundred and thirty seven $50. No. of 50. 1870
bounded by north street 18th and Mass,
cl,usetts avenue. and improved by brick church
Terms Cne-tt1rd cash. balance IN and two years
with interest at cent and secured by deed Of trust
on tn. PROPERTY sold DEF ost OF $500 win be required
property will be sold subjec. to an circumference OF
$1,000 and interest II terms Of sale not com
pe with In ten days the deposit money will be for
felted and the trustees the r2h resell the
property at the and cost OF the deautng purchaser
or purchasers All conyeyancng at cost Of purchaser
purchasers
GEO. w. CISSEL. ,r..
rnh22- dSds AUSTIN HERR trustees
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The District iu Congress.

PROPOSED BRIDGE ACROSS TIE EASTERN sRA>Ch
Mr.. Holton, az Nd. introduced bill IN the HOUSE
today authorizing the construction Of a orisiee
aoroSS the Eastern branch Of the Potomac river AZ
tie loot OF PennsylVauiI avenue east The uiu ap
proprlates 500 Tor SURVEYS
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TO TIE NoF.IIs. "EsT AND S6UrBwEsr.
De si R aRhSA s.G>YrSf,P IkN Pr ;SSSZT
N EEfSCT \y,LA4bik loIH. Ie-5
Trans Lave WASHINGTON. FROM sTArIlS CORNER
IUItttsburg and TIE West Chicago I.rI: r.rross.
SlaeiEha'i S.~tgsi 5Air.Ss - III. day
chicsso. CeIussus ana { - l. xP j. u ,F
80 s.'ps oai Dali f3's s69 P T. a., &c. 80 N~ lSIr
fi T sjsfifDf ear x1 j5 i. e .ira
Jor Erie. Cailsnda4<ua Rochester But.alJ %iSq-a-,
y - = m aSi5y. fIceI; satyTSay viz. Palace Cys
I.si,. .saylIE tC1 Oh sa;lriay might viii not
~ " s fry9,d l;@.2f 90, Have, ~, t1.-
Je1 Ne~ Tork and tie East SIS m Ic.soa. n.14,
i Is Pa - Iit ted fIre 80 .. pi..a: K os caIs
: 81 IL daily. eHceIt Sunday.
Fer Boston without change. l:iU every day
ISi BsScIIyn : y al tlroueh .,a:-s conrec. at Ier
cree; ,fsus;r FULTON street ,cid.Lg doUEie ier
IL Tl1isde, ii4 IS an 10 "a n 10 40 1000
,nd ll:l: On Sunday, go. 10 20 and II u p.
{et BAtu.cre 50 SIS &c, 10 -. 10 % and 30
suI4ay iOlo:;o ~. ~. $50. 1io 1000 ahd Il Is
70 IcIe's Creek Line. $50 \ aud asp. H. daily
Il. Ann-Io-.s. 80 and 40 daily eHceptsun
S1ES At Up sIaIPl aSS t
f!5 st A!s1s "a e7 81 20 ~ II % ard II 80 m
f.I Re mold and tie scut s, ard il oss daily
1rs AeasltIxiaa iii iSl Vs.hstop 1olo
p ar N itO soj. 81. $40. 705 and 10 :40P
sH, ~ @9d lY.4l 2 IN
!. and ltorIatol at the Office northeast corner
s., - - ca ee leit the checking b-
j n ir S1ii hI'els and resiCences.
ShAS. Z Pt6H. Gere.al Siai.a.s.r -SseN"'- MI
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
tCfNIIIRE BRUSSELS CARPETS. BEDDING.
By viz; ue Of deed Of trust dated Januarv 9th n
1882 ard duly recorded ~ Liber No 994 folio 264 one
OF the land records for Washington D. c. and by drrc.
ton Of the party secured thereby shall sell At public
AUCTION; on SATukDAY, MARCH IwENTY-NfNTH,
AD 1854 COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK A N
IN trout OF the auction rooms Of Walter Williams
20 corner lOth aud streets northwest. the Furni-
ture, CeQclfH carpets, etc, mentioned in the
schedule marked attached said deed Of trust
In part ~
Walnut Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Suites Walnut
MardroRes Walnut Mante Mirrors. Walnut Library
Tables, Walnut Extension Tables walnut hsd.
s S Bureaus and Washstands. Patent Rockers,
Painted WardrObes. Dining Room Chairs Oak Cot.
tage FTniturs Walnut Patent Bed, Marble Top
Tables Brussels CsTRet Rugs. Hall Carpets. Lace
Curtains. Hair and Husk Mattresses Feather PHI.
lows lows. and c Bolster Blanket Bedlins, Heating
schedule marked "A" too numerous to mention. 40
Terms cash. .
mh20-d WALTER B. WILLIAMS Trns+oo
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CUNARD LINE

CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
IHE CCNsRD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED
BE1WEES NV YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARROI
IRON PIER ~ Mr.. NEW YORK
Bothnla we'd Mar 70 ia We'd April %
&c; h24c MA Wed. AD-i = Aura il We'd April 80
Servia-----.. We'd Api II @ Bc:Lha .. We'd May Z.
Scythl;, We'd tv~, Is. ~.~~f- 49,. WeSi Nav IA
IND ENEhl WEDNESDAY FROM NEW IORk
Rates Of Psssage-Seu. $50 and 500. according
CoElInC4atiu1.
Storage very low rates Storage tickets from LIZ
er col and Queenstown aud 81 other parts Of EurCeis
lowest rates
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast. glasgow
Havre Antwerp and other ports tie Continent, and
;CT Mediterranean ports
tor freight and passage apply az the Companys Cce
No !. Pov Green both steeTa1e cabin
OTIS BlGLIOW & CO.. COS 9Th street. Washing ton
hIANOS n BROWN K Co. New York
CIto Nessrs. OTIS BIGELOW K co,
AMI! Co I'll street. Washington
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DIED OF HIS WoUNDs.-Joseph {. Foster the
man Who killed Ben. Thompson aud King Fisher
on March IL. While they Were trying 10 XIII him
and who was himself wounded ulortelly died SAT
ur1ay. He leaves large estate valued between
100000 and 100000. and a wife to mourn his loss
This makes the third man who has persisted In
this terrible light, and the eighth man who has
been murdered IN the san Antonio Vaudeville tl;e-
ter.
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Stap.
Mr.. Gladstone,s Illness.

Mr.. GladSt0ne,s Illness.
MORE SERIOUS THAN AT FIRST SUPPOSED.
LONDON, March A.-The Pau Mall Gazette, this
afternoon, says that the only foundation for the
| Statement made by tie Morning Post, the. Mr.
G!aostoneS resignation was withheld at the request
y! tne LIBERAL association, is the fact that Mr. Glad
stones illness Is more serious than at supposed.
BUT says, "Mr. Gadstone's cold is one thing, the
| political crisis is another
terrible Melee at the Oil Wells.
| PRTEoLIA, MAI. 24.-The Bowser and Barnhart fac
ions mo are contesttng an Oil lease had terrible
melee On saturday night, near Iron City, in which
boWser and an innocent party named Andre, we're
probably fatally cut. Three OF the Barnhart fac
tion attacked Bowser, one OF them using razor,
ana kicked and slashed him horribly. Just the
ngnt ended, Andre passed by, on his way home.
be was mistaken for OF BowSerS friends nd was
pursued and stabbed in the back three times His
conolton this morning is very critical The trouble
was due TO too much whisky. No arrests have
been made
BeleagureG City.
KHARToCM SURROUNDED BIZ REBELS.
LONDON, March 2t-The latest Egyptian advices
inolcate that the whole country south OF Berber is
III revolt The rebels have surrounded khartoum
on al SIDES and cut OFF communication with that
CITY Inc situation OF Gen. Gordon is considered
Serious pat not alarming Two messengers have
oeen sent from Berber to khaItoum, carrying con-
ceaIeQ letters
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A MURDERER SCMMARILY HANGEp.-A dispatch
IRON Mary Sville Kansas, says "A bout fort masked
linen went To the Jail here Friday hight and i've or
them entered the jailers residence, presented
REVIEWERS and compelled him to open the jall doors
Samuel Prayer. convicted OF the murder Of John
Pennington and WIFE, was taken out, conducted 10
wagon bridge In the south part OF town and
hanged. Ee Is said 10 have made full Contest don
stating that he had no accotnpiices in the murder
The mob was very quiet and dispersed as souu as
the work was done.
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PLTKMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
B2-TNLE\
THE EAST AND TIE WEST
VIA ASH N{1TCS
DOUBLE TRACK JANNET COUPLER,

- VA ASI. IStsT0S.
schecuIe to take efrect SUNDAY. November u 100,
street " Eastern stsndrd OF 18Th is
Fer Chicaec. Cincinnati. Louisville ard St Louis
Through Coaches anu Ialace sIeeI,rs Cars to above
Ie3his ~ltE2ut change lU-l5a dally TO Chicago
For Etts6rTg Ell 10 Is a n ard 40r u: daily: s ~
M tc PlttssGr0 Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep
Sa:ly WITH SLEEPER .or Toledo. VIA Leeilns ana Laks
Trans Tor Philadelphia aud New York at s.1oa. II
day eNceJt sunday = N a,d IC.lJ m
luior ana sie-IIl-; Carr attached 49, " -'h
IeI Baltimore on seek Gays ) ESQ SO 90. SID,
az ~ % n ~ - : % 80. - iilI,I-
1u Baltimore sundays. 20 % 500 : IN. u
1eI AinaEolls. Go II an l. " and 40 m.
on H suEe .::, y.Co : II, 80 I { II
3:r stations n;etroI oI.Jsn IraIch 80 am. am
4 - NJ cay e1esIt sa.day, 445 daily lyE
daily exert sunday: fo~ It1nEto1s. s>aTaIon al
pm daily oT frsieit4 Ss' a NJ iii. Ead IA. 3 IS
M; tIc . ; u Gaiy ezceIt sunday
sundAy. y FONTS or FE II H. a ~. t.:.s
Trans arrive FROM tie West daily. 90 so am =
Inn. \es YORK snd Philadelphia. 2:s5 ca,n DALI
iIe!n AnnaIois - lOsiJ an. l:oa 6;S7 PIE: Sun
iron Le1:!,cti. GO daily. and 2:15p m daily
i!cH tIedeE1cE and Intermediate points, SIS 100
,slnday { 90 l. n daily tTerl Point OF RCcls
A:S> Rave Ea!tIrCre Ter Washington. 2 40 30
* a. : - tl y, - 80 q n y y - !. 40 >
~ - - ak. ~ y T. r. en- sundays Z. ~.
trains from Washington stop at Relay Station e1eep.
Ios lu-ther Information apply AZ the Baltimore ~,
9i1o 1t C!aceN asLllETo:i station CI9 and 1851
VII Be tss tasase 10 tt eeckta ll i ree,y -
Il CLLMLAis; NJ - 7, Z; ls1no-a
= --G
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STEAMERS.
GFRMAS LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP line RFTwEES N.Y. YoRs n ,vpn
LONDON. SOUTHAMPTON EREYFS
Ihs steamers OF this company viii sail EN FRY WE'D
NESDAI AND SAT- RIl.A ~ from Bremen pier foot o,
20 street E0boken. Estesof passage New York
Iavre, London Southampton and BIelle first cabin.
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The REMARK OVERHEARD BY CIERGYNaS-
The robbers who stole 1850 from d. r. Croker
the bank Cashier. AT Augusta Ga, on SATURDAY.
have been captured. When arrested tie prisoners
had KEYS ANA blank checks IN their possession. bur
the stolen money was not found. That, however
was found yesterday afternoon In al out-huu~e u
house OF il-1alne III Augusta. clergyman on the
train Overheard a conversation between the per
sons arrested one said to the other: Don't for.
gtt No 92S, one street from the depot" AFTER The
arrests at Alenda.e the clergyman iuentiuuei IL
the conductor having heard the above remark. and
on this clue the police went la work and found
s2,iiO, stU less than the amount stolen, hidden
under plank IN house In the yard.
PRUDESTLY break up your cold by the timely uss
or Dr. jay mes eApectOrant. old Remedy for sure
lungs and lhroats and certain curative Tor cuual