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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
Springer 9 Speech

The speech of Hon. William NJ. Spring
er last evening had wholesome effect on
his hearers, of which there were very
many. As was expected, the tariff prob~
lem engaged most of his attention. His
speech was void of passionate denuncia~
ton and flowery sentences, but glowed
with lucid explanation and force In his
hands the ordinarily dry and intricate
of the tariff became clear to the dullest
understanding His audience listened with
an earnestness that showed their desire
to get at the truths of the question, and
many left the hall at the conclusion of
the address fully imbued with the fact
the protective system was a robbery, when
before they had considered it essential to
prosperity.
The Union makes feeble attempt to
break the force of Mr.. Springers argu-
ments. 1t makes the startling ANNOUNCE
ment that the report of the Hi
nois Bureau of Statistics was writ
ten by the secretary OF the board instead
of by Mr.. Deere. This is simply ridicu-
lous, and will cause everyone to smile
who reads it, The secretary is not even
member of the board, but pre-
pared the report at the instance of that
body, of which Mr. Deere is chairman.
The report shows the actual condition of
the skilled labor of Illinois, and reflects nc
discredit upon Mr.. Deere or any of
the board, who simply performed the
work assigned them. 1t was not neces-
sary for the Union to plead the baby act
in such distressing manner Mr.. Deere
is not likely to disown his own work, for
he Is man that will stand by his acts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31
FRIDAY, OCT, 81, 1884.
You Bet,

All who have made bets of new hats OF
suits of clothes should satisfy the claim
at Liberman's hat and merchant tailoring
emporium, where can be found a manifi-
cent line of fashionable hats. The mer-
chant tailoring department is replete
with the finest foreign and domestic fab
rioo
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31

The democrats of the Second ward are
requested to meet at the Phoenix hose
house on Saturday evening at 7;30 o'clock
to nominate candidate for alderman in
place of Henry Phillips, resigned.
:, M. s. O'NEIL, Chairman Com.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31

+. W. Hurst represents the leading
American and Foreign Insurance Cos.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock Island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-31

John Dow, who has kept a saloon on
Second avenue between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth street for some time has
failed, and the place is closed. 1t is un>
derstood that nearly all the creditors will
receive their money.
Stoves, stoves-One hundred and sixty
nine-The sale of these second hand
stoves will be continued next week until
all of them are sold out There has been
sixty of them sold this week. These stoves
can be seen in the Negus building on
Front street, next to the Childrens' Car
riage works.
Dear mother may 60 ont to voter
"Oh yes, my darling daughter;
Put on your trowsers, hat and coat;
Aud vote as Belya taught yer"
Davenport business men are very indig-
nant at the attempt of the Davenport Ga
zette to make voters believe that Hon. j.
H. Murphy did nothing while in congress
to have the Uennepin canal bill passed.
All intelligent people know better and so
does the Gazette, but it is blinded by par
tizanism.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

RAND BALL GIVEN BY PROFESSORS
U PISTOItO Il PR0CTOR,
For the late OnCer FOwlers widow, at
MASONIC TEMPLE, ON MONDAY, SEPT. 20.
sp23-1t TicKets, 90 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

Tho Bird strangied Only After Rain
ing the Hunters Eycsight and other
wise wounding Him.

Beaver Brook az ~ Correspondent
William Janovay, n hunter, had an
unexpected and exciting adventure on
Friday last, near tho headwaters Of Ton
Mile rivor, in th,J county. lie was hunt
ing along tho margin Of the stream, on
the lookout for woodohuoks, and as he sat
hidden behind an alder bush he saw q
large blue heron alight at the edge Of tho
water, shotgun shot away. Janeway
shot at the bird, and it fell to tho ground,
whore IL lay iluttering, evidently badly
wounded. With the idea Of securing 10
alive, the hunter laid down his gun and
ran 20 the spot where the heron
was. The great bird had struggled
TO its feet before Janoway reached &C.,
aud when IL saw him approaching IL
turned and tried to get away, but was hurt
so badly that IL could not, and fell again
to the ground. Jancway hurried on and
bending Ovor the heron to seize It, he was
taken by surprise TO SEQ IL regain its feet
and place itself in an attitude Of defense.
| Tho hunter stepped forward 60 grasp the
bird, when 1t sprang to meet him, and
dartinR out its long neck struck Janoway
blow In the face with its beak that tcllcd
him 70 the ground half stunned. Ho
staggered TO his feet and found that blood
was streaming from bad wound In his
check made by the heron's powerful blow.
| lilo had no time to recover himself and
determine on what II was best to do before
the immense bird, which stood more than
| four feet high, flow at him again, throw
| ing its body heavily against his breast,
and at tho same timo striking him over
| tho right eye with its bcak. Janeway
! foil nUufu upl thn htNI fptlnvya1 ttyt tsI
advantage and attacked him as he lay on
| tho ground. The movements of the heron,
although 1t was wounded, were 30 quick
| that il had given the hunter third
| blow, this time full in the left eye, before
he could make any defense what.
ever Maddencd with pain, Janeway
| sprang to his feet, and, rushing upon his
singular antagonist, caught IL by the
neck with both hands. The bird's
strength was SO great that, stranglcd as
was by the hunters desperate clutch, it
required all of Janoway's strength to TO.
tain his hold until the bird was forced Il
5uccumb, and he choked it to death. Tho
hunter was covered with blood. and he
was unable to SEQ out Of his left eye. II
lost no time i'll reaching tho house Of
lumberman vino lived near. Janowa.
cheek had been laid bare to the bone
the birds first blow, and there was d
hole over his right eyo, where tho b
| had been forced in by tho second bl
| Tho loft eye was entirely destroyed,
IL is feared that the hunter will lose
sight in the othor ono. The bird IN
ured seven feet from tip to tip of its wi.
| These birds are rare in that locality,
this struggle Of Janoway's with ono
surprised tho boar and deer hunters,
whom he Is one of the oldest aud best
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept, The New York
Synod of the United Presbyterian church re-
assembled to-day. The request of the Yer
mont presbytery for member of an adjacent
prcshytcry to situate there If necessary to
constitute a quorum was granted
The action of the last synod directing the
treasurer to pay certain part of the Newbury
endowment fund to the Allegheny Theological
seminary was rcsclndcd, and committee ap.
pointed 10 secure the withdrawal of nm injunr-
ton suit now pending before the civil court
without prejudice I'm regard to this muttCr.
Resolutions directing the committee on bills
to prepare and present to the synod 1T its next
meeting plan for the amicable adjustment of
all questions in law and equity between the
synod aud the donors to the NeWburg ThcOlug.
ical seminary, and II IL be found that there arc
any funds which the synod cannot hold In law
and equity or transfer 10 another seminary of
the church, this committee DO directed to en-
deavOr to secure u release from the donors or
their transfer TO some other fund OF thcchurch,
were discussed, and, pending the discussion,
the synod adjourned IN the afternoon an nd,
dress was made by Rev. j. 4. Scrullcr, D. H.,
of MELVILLE, la, Oh "Calyinism: Its History
and lllluRupt.N
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T1HEATRE coMIQUE
BILLIARDS.

DILLIARDS BILLIARDS
ART BILL1AR LACE,
513 and d1b NINTH ST.
News of all Sporting Events-Bsse Bail. Rae.
Ing, &c. both In this country and Europe, ro-
ceiveddaily. Nj. B. SCANLON. Proprietor.
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w. ClLELVEKs ELLUrRIU DkLH

NlGoR FOR MEN. QUICK. Sure, SAT-
V Book tree. CINIALE AGENCY, 100 FL
ton ST., New York.
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Too Good a Report.
Philadelphia coll,

PhNdddphid eau.
Insurance Agent--"lts all right. Tho
doctor saysyou are the best risk he ever
examined"
Citizon-"T Npest risk 2"
Yes; soundest constitution ORR sr"--
feet health, you know" i-
did he say that?" ''a
"Yes, indeed. No trouble about your
case. He said there was nothing to pre-.
vent you from living hundred years"
you don't mean it?"
"Honest truth. Come right around to
my Office and I'll fix up the papers at
once"
NO, thank you, it won't pay. I'm too
healthy"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

Monday, Tuesday, and wednesday Evenings
and Wednesday Matinee.
PECKs BAD BOY AND HIS PA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

NATIONAL THEATER.
One Week, Comm encing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
Atknson's Comedy Company In Two Great
Comedies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

KANSAS CITY, No, Sept 1.-Two freight
trains on the Hannibal road collilcd near New
Cambria, No., ut $3.50 this morning. Tho
trains were wrecked and three mon lucud-
ing one engineer We're killed. and the con,
duclOr ana one other person fatally injured.
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HMUS EN- ENTS.

FRIDAY, THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
MRS. ZELDA sEGUIN in her great charac-
ter OF
THE GYPSY QUEEN.
MR. JAS @. PBAkES as DEViLSHoof.
Monday Next.......,,..........THE TWO JOHNS
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PTrspURG, Sept, 21.-John Ewing, secretary
of the PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland Miners
association has issued n cali for reunion Of
the miners Of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and
West Nlr-lni0, 10 DE held at Huntingdon, ru,,
ON oct l. - and g.
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DIED.

BROOKS, ON saturday, Sept 90 1891, at IL
OfMrs. II, N. Brooks and the late Howard
Brooks, OF Boston, Mass, In the 18th year Of
her axe.
Funeral at Boston, Sept ~.
Boston papers please copy
ITEURICH.-In Baltimore, on Sept. 81 l S4
at lliiO p. M, AMELIA hEuRICiG nce MucllCr),
beloved wife of Christian Heurich, aged 10.
Funeral services from the residence OF her
husband, No 1920 Twentieth street. today
CruCs lUyl, sept. ~, 1884, at ! p. IN. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited. Inturmont
at oak Am.
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POSTAGE ON TRANSIENT pArERs.

All the oGltions of the DAILY and WELEKY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, can now be mailed TO
persons nor regular subscrlDers ny placing
ent stamp on package not exceeding Iour
uIlceS IN welgnI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June II, lSS3-'I suffered
with kidney disease and intense pain in Rack.
one bottle relieved and six bottles of Hunts
Kidney and Liver Remedy completely cured
me-" IL. $. PROCTOR, Furniture Dealer u
Salina st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

PlrlsnvRG, Sept IA delegation or prom.
ineut glass workers from Belgium will arrive
here tomorrow for the purpose-uf examining
into the workings OF the new International
association,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
I ooK AT Low FARES.

II OOK AT Low FARES.
=, FPo 9R TT MONROE AND NORFOLK.
ROUND TRIP, l.5O.
The elegant steamers LAKE and MOSELEY
leave Sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 5;3O and
Saturday mt o p. M, returning Monday morning,
Close connection made at Old Point with Rich
mond boat; connecting ut Norfolk with all rail-
road and steamship lines.
Passage ana rooms secured Mt II. d o. Ticket
Office, 14th and Pa. ave; O. 4. Thompson, 0O2
Pa. ave; J. ID. Free. 700 Market Space; st.
James Hotel, and General Office, 9th st. wharf.
Telephone call, 73l-3
POTOMAC RIVER Landings Steamer J.
W. THOMPSON, Monday, "Wednesday, and Fri
day at z u. M. Fare, 20 cents.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. n. PIIILL1PS snperiniendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23
THE SCHOOLGIRLS SCHEME.
lie Plays u Wicked Confidence Game On His
Father and His Teacher

'1'm onto II scheme" said the small boy, as
he sat down on his books and lighted IL cigar
cite, that knocks spots out of Citing licked
for taking home censure cards and bad reports
from school now" I-
"IIow's thatT asked tho reporter, taking
| up one of the boys books,
"Uh no; amt chu smart. Think I'm going
20, tell you; and then you give me away?
Whup, you bet not"
| But won't give you away"
| Honest Well, you see, tumbled to the
| place where the school gifts their reports and
censure cards, There's Teller wOt keeps u
tin shop near our school MS kin write good.
| Me and some boys as aint very good in school
puts In 60 much money, aud we glts the tin
inan to write us a order fur some reports, and
goes and gus EN- The tin man he signs the
teachers name to EN-, and ives all hunk.
| When we gifts u card we list takes EN- to him,
and he signs EN- for us for IL Nickel and we
| don't git licked
GLOW do you fix the report part of your
| schemeY
"oh that's daisy. When we gifts bad re.
port we takes 1t TO the tin man, and he makes
| out one fur us that says good in everything,
and 'ticulnrly in behavior, We takes them
| home and bone the old man for some money
for bringing home such good reports. The old
man signs the good reports and we tear en- up,
and gifts the tin man 10 sign the ones we git
from the schools, take EN- buck, and all skunk
again
| 81 don't know yet, but I'm reading Dead
wood Dick, the Bandit King and it bully
one too My old man he sand that these
teachers wus too smart in making him buy SO
many books for me this year, and guess he's
| going to kick about 1t. don't see what they
wantcr make us study 20 many books anyhow.
We don't like en-, and, then, the teacher
takes away our novels She says She tenrs EN-
up, but | seed her young man reading 'em
when was to her house the other day, oh,
| she's sharp, that teacher of ours, and she
makes me tired, she does"
"HOwY
"Woll, she's afraid to whip us boys and
don't do nOtping 'Gept whine and say Now
Sammy, you must be II good boy or III send
you home Why we just laughs ut her, we
| does, and tells her TO fire away. | don't mind
being sent home since got onto the report
| scheme, but don't like her TO send me UP to
the boss, what they calls the principal. He
| took me by the ear, he did, the other day, and
| you bet I'm going TO get even with him for il
| yet. | don't see what schools were made for,
any how" said the boy, and II minute later he
said "DOg gone that bell, thnt means a lot OF
blooming lessons" and he ran Oh toward the
school house.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23
SUMMER ARIA NGENrENT

SUM NJ ELK AflkANtEMENT II.
DAY. BETwEEN ALEXANDRIA,
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington ~ $50 a. IN. and d:25 r.
Pass Leesburg going westward, at ! 1856 a. m.
and $50 D. M. ana arrive NJ Round Hill at l2;2l
II, m: and 7;2Op; m z.o-
600 r. M, and arrive ut Alexandria at S:22 a.
IN. and 7;l5 D. M and at Washington al $3.50 a;
~ sU UNI RfRHIN leaves Round Hill at 5.27
a. IN. Arrives at Alexandria at S:22 and Wash
ington NJ $40. Leave Washington at sos p. m.
Alexandria g s;l6 ?, M; pass Lees6urg, going
S. NJ. BRopHY Superintendent
TIME VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST, AND WEST.
1910 A. M.-.Nsw Orleans Mali, daily, making
close connections to all points, south and south
west DAILY, except sunday. with c: n o, Ry.
and WashinS1nn 10 Atast SarS p p SeW nGrS
leans.
Charlottesville to Cincinnati, Louisville, and ali
Western Points. Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washington TO Louisville
lO4O p. M.Isouthern Mail and Express
Danville and Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday
with e. 4 q. ly Pullman Sleeping Cars from
lantn, 10 New Orleans; also from Wasf'n gtOn.
VIA Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta
lsMnnnssns DIVISION train leaves Washington
AZ ZOO q. IN. and S.l0 p m daily, except Sun.
D:lOa. m and 5;1O H. III. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire At
Gompany's Office GOl Pennsylvania avenue.
:, N. MACDANIEL, Agent
Gen. Pass. Agent Traffic Manager
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Cotton Market.


The following shows the range of prices In the
Chicago market yesterday as corrected by re.
ports received by Robert ]. Thomas, Metropoll.
inn hnnK building;
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Financial.

DATEMAN & CO.,
BANKERS,
wAsutSoToS, u, C., Sept. 30, 1884
We desire TO announce that GIN. W. W. DUB
LEY, late Commissioner OF Pensions. has been
admitted TO the firms of Bateman a Co., Of
Washington ID. O., and Green d Bateman, OF
New York city, as n general partner.
DATEMAN q co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-23

SCHOOL BooKSi
A full stock of nll the books used In the Public
and Private Schools. Mt prices as low as the low
est Satisfy ourselves before purchasing
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Fate of Mansfield Humphrey. Richard
Grant White.
Life on Ranch. Aldrldge.
barbara Thayers. Annie Jenncss.
Mldsummer's Madness. Ellen olney Kirk.
Miss Tommy. Miss Mulock.
John Thorn's Folks Angelina Teal.
In search OF Gold. Don Juan.
A Little Tour In France. Henry James.
Hand Book OF Greek and Roman Sculpture. D.
Cady Eaton.
The ice Queen. Ingcrsoli.
Voyage Of the Vivian Knox
W. II. MORRISON.
d75 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Railway Socurltles
DoBERr ]. THOMAS
Broker In
GRAIN. PROVISIONS. COTTON AND
STOCKS
tan Bank Building.
Orders TO buy or sell on margin or fol. cash,
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trade and
Constant Quotations instantly received by
T. W. BAILEY & Co, Chicago Correspondent
sAwyEn, WALLACE g. Co., New York Cor
Reference; NATL METROPOLITAN BASK.
ordere by telephone promptly attended to.
COOKE g UPTON
BANKERS AND BRoKERS
ROOM 80. coRcoRAN BUrLDrNu. FGF.
TENTH STREET ENTRANCE,
DEAL IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS. NEW YORK
STOCKS and COTTON. and CHICAGO
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
SPECIAL WIRES TO BOARD OF TRADE,
JxrcooKr, Member Chicago Board of Trade
]. X UPToN.
Branch ofllce-15 South street. Baltimore.
~ Il. HAvENNER d CO.,
BROKERS'.
No. $50 + STREET NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Investment Securities, Stocks, and Bonds
Bought and Sold in large or small lots for cash,
or carried on margin.
Constant New York Quotations
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CRANE, PARIS Il Co.
IA N X n Rs,
i BBITT HOUSE,

on Deposits, Exchange. and Collections. -Ea
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
rlNl pOrtntion Company. for Boston, Mass via
Norfolk, The a Iron Steamers A LLEGIIANY,
Capt William A. HalletG BERk SHIRE, Can't
J., Nj. Howes; d. X, MILLER, Capt. solomon
\ MoWes; From Baltimore every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at p. m. From Boston every
WEDNESDAY andSATURDAY at 3 D. m
Fare, including meals and staterooin BERTH
GA Round trip, s25.
FOR sAVANNAH DIRECT, The Al Iron
Steamers JOHNS HOPKINS, Capt; ]. S. March,
IT,; WILLIAM CRANE, Capt j. c. Tnylor:
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, Capt. r. A. Hooper
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
rare including meals and statcroom berth,
tl5. Accommodation unsurpassed Second
class passage and children AT reduced rates.
Throngh tickets to all points in Georgia. Florida.
"a. L. HuGdlNS, Agent, foot Long Dock, Bal
+. SAMPSON; Agent 53 Central wharf, Bos.
ton.
JAMES b. WEsT& CO.. Agents. Savannah.
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NEW PUBL1oArIoNs, dc.


CCHooL BOOKS
AND
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The Largest Stock in tho city.
Pricesas low as the lowest.
a full line for all Public and Private schools
WIN BALLANTYNE &c SON,
42s Seventh Street. uha
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 22,-Cotton dun; middllng,
lOAc flour quiet and steady; Howard street
and western suporiine, s2,2592G5; do extra.
81 756g350C: do family, S3750i.75; city mills,
superiine, s2,376027j; do, extra, S300lC3.57; do.
Rio brands, Si,G2@i7j; Patapsco family, $3.50
do. superlatve patent, $500 Wheal-Southern
steady: western lower and dull; southern
red, si9Ssc; do amber. gO69ic; No. Mary
land. Ssd SDC; No. 2 western winter red, spot,
81 asked; September, h2l3mSHsc October
S3i%lSi7sc; November Sjl%MS5JsG; December,
S1iadST7-c; western mixed spot, GOi &c
bid, Corn - Southern steady; western
nominal; southern white, 6S070c; do. yellow,
G7@Gsc. Oats higher Wd firm; southern, 800
3Sci western white, 37@3Nc: do. mixed, 3iC98lc,
Pennsylvania S3pSSc, Rye quiet at 5sogtlc.
Hay quiet and steady; primo to choice Penn.
sylvnnia and Maryland, Sl3.O1@l4.uO, Pro-
visions easy and quiet mess pork. Sl775;
bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides,
packed, f%j@llc; bacon - shoulders SIC,
clear rib sides, u hams, l5l3@lGl3c Lard
Refined, 9l4c. Butter firm; western packed,
l00lsc; creamery, 22@27c, Eggsiirm at lsml2c,
Petroleum dull; refined, i1.@T3I. Coffee
quiet; Rio cargOes, ordinary 10 tair, gHal0ioc.
sugar steady; A soft, 6'sc. Copper-Rehned
quiet al lg9Iml3c. Whisky steady at Sllsdgl.l 10.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dun; cotton.
3.l6d; tiour, Is; grain, Cd. kecGipts-Flour,
1907 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels, corn.
1000 bushels; oats 600 bushels: rye, ,dOl bush
els Shlpments-Wheat l90, 900 bushels; corn
800 bushels. sales-Wheat, 5l2OOO bushels;
corn, 900 bushels.
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EXCURSIONS.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1884.

Round trip, s1.75. Children between and IL
years, 30 cents
Dinner Mt Pen Mar, so cents
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TRhyEL ERs' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE RETM ZEN THE

gALIlMOHE AND OulO hAlbltOADs
THE NOBEL FAST LINE AND, THE
IA via A WRsm TIM TEsr
DOUBLE Tragic sFhr,, R RAnSEY COUPLER
" 10, 1854, uiNrifhf F ! tR afRR NoiTIGE. ~ :
new EMRsihA9nESSp 9R S si@SboG TRT
1a r9E SG9iSag9 Cincinnati h9Iisvlc and io "a
a. m n, daily q Chicago. except saturday, .
DSlfo!S WIN slSeplHs cars to PlttsSurg;, 'o.,a
e. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
ing and Lake Erie T. u, 49,. 1,..,, =,
$40 o. M. daily, except sunday; 2, GAO end
lol0 p m. daily. with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
For baltimore on week days, o, o:3o, Gao, 2.
19 q eng i49S m l2 IA 2 b9b 2 as
For IailmSr con- on Vsahdays, $780, 9. 1870,
For points on The Shenandoah Valley Rail.
fO For i Rnnapoiis, oaS m, and 1910 and 44o
u m on Sunday, $40 9. m, 4aV z, IN. an,
pa nqr %sy sN oao pGsTGen iSiS M, BLY,
4;4o, and i6.fO p. m, on Sundays, SGD a, M
% md ts5sS 40 Far and p SS H
cipal stations on Metropolitan Branoh' s;3Vh
nj. daily for IL xingtOn, stanton, and Valley
Branch, $50 ~ m, daily, except sunday $40 p.
IN. daily; for Frederick, S3Osal M, 1910 a. m,
445 y, m. daily except sunday.
For llagerstown 1918 u. IN. ana o'3o p III
Trains arrive from the west daily, 0:2o 7;50
a. m, 225, GAO, 0.20 j.. IN. .o.
From New York and Philadelphia 300. $3.50
n. m. daily, $40 p. III. daily, except sunday. ,.,
From Annapolis $40 u, IN and loo and O;3I
I'm; sunday. o:53 Q, m, 0;37 p m; -, a..
From Lexington B2O a. IN. daily ana 2'lo
D. daily. EXCEPT Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points $40
| a. m. 2;lb y. M. and S.l2 T. IN, daily, except
sunday s;i2 y. m; daily frSn Point OF Rocks :,
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at y,
40, $50, 7;lb, 1870, o, oi1O and 1O:3O Q. M
1216, 2:60, 4. $3.50, o, 0;25. $50 . aud 10; 10
m, 1;30, 3, 026, 1880 and o p. m. .,,,.
II, All trains from Washington stop at Relay Stu
For further Information imply nt tho Balti.
| more and Ohio Ticket 0fiicc, Washington sta
| ton, go aud 1861 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
ofFourtoenth street, where orders Will be taken
| for baggage TO DO checked and received at any
point In the city,
| W. NJ. CLEMENTS, &. X. LORD,
| NJ. OFT. baltimore. a. l.. A.