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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-22
FOREIGN IMMIGRATION.

Under our liberal institutions the subjects and citizens of every nation have been welcomed to home in our midst, and compliance with our laws to cooperation in our government. While it is the policy of the Republican party to encourage the oppressed of other nations and offer them faci
 ties for becoming useful and intelligent citizens in the leagal definition of the term the party has nev- CT contemplated the admission of class of servle people who are not only unable to comprehend our institutions, but indisposed to become part of our national family or to embrace any higher cvilaton than their own. To admit such immigrants would be only to throw retarding element into the very path of our progress. Our legislation should be amply protective against this danger, and if not sufficiently should be made so to the full ex- tent allowed by our treaties with friendly bowers
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Gen. VIM. II. Browne left with Major Dye to-day
S for Mrs John H. Fowler, the widow Of Officer
Fowler.
Albert Forster cOlOred, was to-day convicted in
the Criminal Court OF larceny from the person OF
Harrison Warner OF a silver watch, and was SEN
fenced to three years in the Albany penitentiary
son and Chas W. Swingle, substitute carriers, to
regular places on the carriers force under tie
recent order OF the department allowing the Wash
IngtOn post Office two additional carriers.
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e. e. : 3 ss IS. I'LL I'LL
+ Uuu ssss & 4

We put our shoulders to tho wheel. We do not whit
for better times OF until the election IN over" We
move right along. The goods offer pretty, the
prices are way down low, and, - . CONSEQUENCE our
efforts to please the public appreciated The i'm
mense success we have had with Curain Poles In
duces to continue the sale Of them this week only
shall be able 70 offer much better article at Sc and
49c than before We give them 70 you IN all kinds
We also have just opened very large assortment Of
Walnut and Ebony Stands. Brackets. Book Shelves.
Towel Racks Paper Racks, &C.. &C. at remarkably low
prices Our assortment nf Silver plated Ware IS i'm
mense. The goods of the most lovely design. and
the prices will surprise Wecau offer Butter Dishes
Breakfast or Dinner Castors, Creams Spoon holders,
Syrups. Sugars. Pclles Fruit Dishes. Mugs Ceeries.
&C. &C. at from 99e up In Plated Table Ware We offer
Teaspoons from &c., Tablespoons from &c., Forks from
&c.. Knives from &c. set. Butter Knives Rogers
genuine 49c In Individual Cups and Saucers we offer
q very large and handsome assortment at from 25c
Our stock of fine Albums is now complete and we
offer them at from 49c up We sell large Plush Album
at S1.9S.
Our Fall Stock of Jewelry and Clocks Is now all n In
solid silver have slarge and lovely Of
styles. Solid Gold Rings We can show you from &c.
Fine Rhine Stone Jewelry Aatter ourselves we can
not be excelled in.
Our assortment of 2sc goods In this line beats the
world. Come and see us.
n SILvERBERa CO.
$40 7th street and 3ls 9Th street northwest,
oc27 Near Pennsylvania ave.
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J. O. r. BURNSIDE INDICTED.
Charge of Embcxxlemcnt Forum.
lated by the Grand Jury.

To-day the grand Jury OF the Criminal Court re-
turned an indictment against james o. p Burn
side, late disbursing oficer OF the Post ONCE de-
partment, charging him with embezzlement The
witnesses whose names appear on the Indictment
are w. I. Henderson. c. c. Duncanson, Carl Roe
ser, Ed B. kilby, Jas A. Vose, ]. w. Hamilton,
c. s Bradley, E. G. Wheeler, James c. Poynton, A.
q. Sharp, g. W. Wills. James L. Smith, Walter O.
Gresham and walter Is. Williams The indict-
ment is OF Jhirty-two counts. the first charging
the embezzlement Of 900, embeZzled Nav g7th
lSSs: the second $685. December sth 1888: the third
s97432, January ed 1884; the fourth s966.6s. May
9TH. 1884; the fth $92e 81 september 18Th, 1885, the
sixth, s492 "a June 18th, 1882 the seventh S02 81
october SlSt 1892 the eighth IS December 18Th,
1882; the ninth, ssi4co. February 81, 1888;
the tenth. S3l33 IS, January 2t, 1854; the elev-
enth. $50 40 November Sth, 1881: the twelfth,
s6,S29, May 81, 1882; the thirteenth, So. 80,
May 18th, 1882; the fourteenth, 81, May
18Th. 1882 the fifteenth. sisoss, June 2sth 1882;
sixteenth, sos SO, July I9th 1882 the seventeenth
1886 August soth, 1882 the eighteenth. So 90 Sep
9th, 1882; the twentieth, s4s277, November 10 h,
1882; the twenty first, slla5o. December
20th, 1872; twenty-second, S9l0S4. January
l1th, 1885, twenty-third, SIS So March 10th,
1888; the twenty fourth, Sl95.S2, April
10th, 1885, the twentyffth s2s5s, June 18th, 1883;
the tweRty-stxth. s2S12, August sth, 1883: the
twenty-Seventh. S3aG3, september 2oJh, 1923: the
twenty-eighth, ssS7.A, November 9th, 1881; the
twenty-ninth, S46.l1, November 18Th, 1888; the
thirtieth, slS22, December 10Th, 1888; the thirty
first. 49, March 12th. 1884, and the thirty
second, $3.50, April 18th, 1884 The presenument
charges the embezZlement or $J4,o13.39.
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RAILROADS.
yYyfIE GREA1
V'HE GREAT
a PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WISr AND SOUTHWEST.
0OtBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMEN7

Il TO THr iR PENS II, ROUTE r,,zrrs
STEEL RAILS MAGS1f IcENT Equipment.
IN EFFFcT OCTOBER l4TB. 1854
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station corner OF 9Th
ir ED P ssrs5 as n ,9i 10, SS IVES. ce. Limited Express
Of Palace Sleeping Cars az 940 daily, Fast Line
ca1s qrS to- aI @ Gi d It'll
Car St. Louis daily. except Saturday, 10 Chicago
rress ~ p m daiiy U With faaeg Car to litsbur
A!so connects daily fog Chicago with sleeping Car
fer FitsbuTg an. the West. with Palace Sleeping Car
BAi-Tl MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
for EIie. CananGai4'ua. koehester. buffalo. Naara
WssniIEton 10 Eos hes1rr ane WaSi4ingtan 10 sff.o
Train leaving Washington Saturday night Will not
For WiIianIsporI. Lock Haven and Elnra, 90 a H.
For New York ana the East. Is and $50 r. H.. 100
T. IN n 20 90 1000 ana II 70 D IN On SUNDAY 4 W
PsTior Cars, = - "a m day. except SUNDAY.
For Boston without change 200 every weekday.
For Brookiyn = e. all through trains connect at Jer
City Win boats of BUCKEYE Annex, htfordlng i'll
ret transfer 10 Glton street. ayoz double ferria<e
1er Fhisdeiph.a. 7i5 $50 and IL a H. 200. 400, 6oo
l9e1 and LIS On Sunday. 400. GOO. 100 and
II Is L. Limited Lxpress. $40 a. II. daily. except
For Baltimore. e.@5 rs $50. e4o 11oO a. m, I2O5
pr Sunoay. ~. llOO u H.. AGO. Co., 40 lOOO and
For Pores Greek Line, 635a- and 44Op. N. daily
For Annapolis 635 a. H. I205 and 40 T. ~ daily ex-
AlixASpg.A AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD.
Fer Alexandria GO. 200. 925. Il O5 and 1135 a. m
cO5 as 500, e25, sos and 1l-35 p On SUNDAY
at 20, %. II. 05 a N. 8 05 d.
or Richmond and the south $50 and IL O5 daily
. AID ; 90 y. IL DAILY, except Su day
Trans leave exandr1a fO= Washington o. 500 1000
lC-l0 M; Leo. SOS. 20 $40. FOB and 10 10 +. H..
ard Il 10 midnight texceIt Monday On sunday at
sOl and 10 10 u los and 1910 T. and l., l0
nlxht
Tickets and info rrnaton at the Office northeast corner
CT 18th street and lenDsy lyaa avenue and at the
tcn whs-s orders BE- leIt for the checking OF bag
gsge % IL stinaton irom hotels and SesiGe Ices
(HAS- T. fCdi. }. L. WOOD.
General MANAGE General aSSeIiger Agent.
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Death Of Brigmoli, the Tenor.

Signor Brignoli, the tenor, died In the Everett
house, New York, yesterday afternoon at l:30 An
old Italian friend was with him when he died lie
was rational TO the last HIS death was caused by
complication OF diseases. which coaiinSd HIN TO
his bed FOR the past three weeks Pierre Br!gnoli
first came 10 America a generation ago, and rap
idly sprang into public favor the silver voiced
TENOR and has sang In opera with PareDa, La
grange, Pccolomini, kellogg, Albani, Nilsson. m
OF the last thirty years. lie preferred America ~
place or residence, though lac was for many years
leading tenor In London and Paris He was last
with the Abbott company, but was not engaged
during the current season. Brigno was married
about ten years ago TO Miss Isabella MCCULLOUGH
prima donna, but the union was an unhappy ona
and she soon afterwards obtained divorce
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A Bigamjse,N Career.
Sss" 1NCHs
GEN. MEApE's DAUGHTER MARRIED TO eco

GEN. MEADEs DAUGHTER MARRIED TO A sCoUNDRrI.
In the district court In 81. Paul, Ninn yesterday
Judge Brill sentenced Thomas j. McAfee, the big
amlst, TO three years In saltwater penitentiary.
McAfee has been the central figure OF q romance OF
rascalty. He was arrested I'm that city as the
result OF accident. w. .. Lodge, an Irishman
by birth. and at one time a promInC mt citizen In
Dublin, was In St Paul last August, and. passing
up 81 street, saw a man In whom he Thought no
recognized McAfee The latter was arrested on
warrant charging him with bigamy, and
the whole story Of the Scoundfel's perfily came
out. McAfee was manager or a leading music
house In Dublin Ireland. In september, lssl. he
was married to Mss Lodge, the sister OF the CON-
painant. one year from that time McAfce DIS ried
his wife and her month Old b2be, and embezZ aug
several thousand dollars from his employers, fed
gained the affections OF Miss Clara Meade, daugh-
ter OF the late General Meade Of the United States
army. She was then the Countess Won Muiciien-
brecht On the 25th OF November. 1881, she sailed
for New York with McAfee, 10 whom. under The.
name OF Nagel Murray, she was married in New
York. McAfee went Into the insurance business IA
that City ana lived In the height Of style until
Lodge, brother OF the deserted wife, crossed his
path. McAfee was arrested, but came lightly uC
on legal technicalfty. Then he disappeared Sew
erai months passed and mo- trace or him was round
countered McAfee in St Paul When arrested Nc
Afee WAS doing an insurance business here under
the name OF Jared n. Moore, and was shortly before
that time partner OF Mr. Curtis Vile No. Q,
Miss Meade, who came 10 Sc Paul with AcAfce, IS
IN extremely reduced circumstances at present DO
ing an inmate OF the Home for the FrlendieS5,
While wife No. I Is In New York.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

Il eCNCANSON BhOS., AnctloneerS.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF UNIMPRovRD LOTS ON
TWELFTH STREET ASH. BETWEEN c AND
ID STREETS NORTHEAST. AND ON STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THRIRTEENTH
STREETS NOh EAST. AND ON STREET,
BETWEEN THIRTEENTH STREET AND KEN
lucky AVENUE NORTHEAST.
By virtue OF deed of trust duly recorded inAa&
Liber No 1O6O, fOos &c., ct seq, of the landS5$
records for the District of Columbia. will SELL -
III front of the respective premises. on TUESDAY,
OCTOBER TWENrY-EIGHTH. 1884 at FIVE
O'CLOCK p III, all those certain pieces parcels Of
land and premises situate and being in the city wash
lnxton, District of Columbia, and known and dis
tinushed the ground plat or plan said city "a all
OF original lots numbered nine eleven twelve and the
north thrtys feet eight inches by depth of orxl
nal lot numbered eight square numbered thou.
sand and nine. and Immediately after all of lot num-
Dered three, III square numbered ten hundred and
thirty, together with the buildings, rights easements
privileges and appureiances to the same belonging
Ill any wise thereto appartaiuing.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash. balance in and two
years notes to bear Interest and to be secured
OF trust the premises Sold all cash. at option Of
purchaser. Conveyancin2. &c at cost of purchaser
deposit of $50 Will be required each lot time of
sale Terms to he complied with i'll days otherwise
the reserve the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF drfaultng purchaser, purchasers after
days Iuolc notice OF such resale newspaper
published IL Washington, ID. C..
oc15d is nuH1is a HHAAIdAN'l Trustees.
e THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL,
SATURDAY, FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884 at
sam hour and place.
THOMAS II. CALLANl -r.
Cc2S-dSds ISAAC l.. JOHNSON, ( Arustees.
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EHAS. H. STANLEY, Solicitor.

MORTGAGE SALE OF FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY AT
HiAITSNILLE MI. ON THE WASHINGTON
BRANCH OF The b. 4 o. h R.,
ONLY SHORT DISTANCE FROM WASHINGTON
The undersigned assignee, WILL by virtue of thee,
power given in mortgage from Margaret Paxton "a
TO jacob A. REGISTER the 2Sth day Of April 1888 4
and recorded IN Der j. W s., No. folio SC one of
the land record books for Prince GEORGES county on
the lith day of May 1888 offer for SALE public auc-
u1n on the premises. on
SATURDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
1884. AT TWO O'CLOCK 2. NJ.
ali those certain pieces parcels lands and
Pxton by deed bearing date the nth day of Ar 1883
being lot IA and sub-lot and part of sub-lot OF
Eesisters addition to HyattsvilIe Maryland as per
plats recorded III Lber W. A. j.. No. l. folio 5O4 and
Liter ". A. j.. No. g. folio 621 Of the land records of
Prince Georges county Maryland and the same being
described and bounded follows to wit Commencing
al a post on the Washington and Baltimore turnpike
marking division line Oetween lots ) thrte and
tou-c anu running the line of said turn pike north
de- east. two hundred and ninety feet (l9) six (G)
inches TO post ing line of avenue thence south
t9e deg east three hundred and twenty five j25) feet
thence south 10 deg west two hundred and
.) feet post of lots Is and L. thece north
90 deg. west one hundred and eighty INT CSS) feet
thence north o64 deg west one hundred and twenty
four 124 feet to place of beZnninx containing acres
OF land more or less The improvements consist OF one
two-stOry frame dwelling with back building.
Terms of sale: Cash.
GEO E. LOWEREE. Assignee.
. 10 St Paul street, Baltimore.
TAYLOR DREAMER. Auc:i5neers oc4-sNwEdbs
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THIS EVENINGS,

T ARGE STOCK OF FINE ENGLISH BREEcH-
IL LOADING SHOT GUNS. IMPORTED FRENCH
SATrHEDKAL cong CLOCkS; RO6ERS' FINE
SETS. CASTORS. FRUIT STANDS &c; FINE
IMPORTED SWISS MUSIC BOXES FROM TWO
TOTEM TUNES: GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
YtTELR s .rs GUT tGln von OPEN GIIASSES
EaNJOS, WADE AND BUTCHER RAZORS, RE-
VULVEKS. TOOLS AND 10000 USEFUL HOUSE
HOLD ARTICLES.
BY direction of the owner to change business. will
sell, the premises. al the above stock of J. u.
O4lEARA Il co. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Washington. ID. C. Sale commences at SEVEN p. NJ
Great bargains may be expected FOLEY, Auct.
y. b.-The fixtures VIII notbe sold at terlnin-
alton OF sale. the store will he occupied by ]. U.
UMEARA * CO., Manufacturers of ROYAL GLUE"
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PHYSICIANS AND Dnuee1srs
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all pereons who lead sedentiry lives.
Az uNFAILINd REMEDY FOR DISEASES or
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Persons suffering from the effects Of overwoek ner.
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TO.AIORROW.

TE1HO3IAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
D. Corner 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOS PARLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE,
LARGE LOT CARPETS, STOVES, DESKS sc.
&C, Al AUCTION.
Oh SATURDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST. 1884 at TEN
O'CLOCK a NJ within and in front of my salesrooms
VIII sell large and varied assortment of the above
goods.
ALSO.
At TWELVE VI. Horses. Carriages &c, &c.
ALSO,
By order of the District Commissioners, about thirty
dou lie school desks.
Terms cash Oc3O-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON.
FgyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN
WASHINGTON, DC.

Under and BY virtue OF the provisions of the last
will and testament of Thomas Weaver. late of Wash -
inZtor District OF Columbia. admitted to probate
April D. 1854 and recorded in will book No IL folios
30 &C. the UNDERSIGNED executor viii offer at pub
auction the following property hereinafter described
FRIDAY. THE THIRTY FIRST DAY OF OCTO-
BER. 1884 ct FOUR O'CLOCK. Lots %. % % and q,
in C. H. Witbuger's subdivision of square Az Lot 23
has front of % feet by depth of 1885, and Lots 25 Is
and q have each front of IS feet depth of 1o9 feet
in Hawes subdivision Of Mount Pleasant, containing
916S square feet each Lot 62 ia improved by COM
Portable brick dwelling
Also. on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER FIRST; 1854; at
F0j r O'CLOCK. in front of the premises all Of Lot
one. square 1888 having front ID and streets
southeast near 81. Peters Church, lot A. l0x75.
And at FIVE O'CLOCK, SAME DAY, part of Lot 13
IN square 54 located on the east side of Sd street. be-
tween ana streets northwest
Terms OF sale: On each property sold one-thr cash
and the residue in two equal payments at and two
years with interest at six cent per annum until
paid and secured by deed of trust All conveyancinx
and recording at purchasers $50 deposit required
on each piece of property at the time of sale
ROBERT d. WEAVER,
oc2l-10 Executor.
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THE FOUR DOUBTFUL STATES.
New York. Indiana. New Jersey mad
Connecticut.
HOW THE TWO FIRST NAMED HAVE vofrp SINCE
1850 AND TEE TWO LAST NAMED SINCE 1855.

How THR TWO FIRST NAMED HAVE vofTp SINCE
1850 AND rHE TWO LAST NAMED SINCE 1883.
Although it fs possible that IN some OF the states
generally conceded By both sides 20 be certain for
Blaine or Cleveland at the presidential election
next Tuesday, surprise may In store for either
party yet the probability OF such changes 90 senti
ment is considered 30 remote that the interest OF
the Tight centers In the four states which are put
down by ciear-headed politicians az both parties
as "doootfuL" These states are New York, New
Jersey, Indiana and Connecticut and in them the
battle RACES hoty these closing days OF the cam
paign The result OF the contest In all probability
depends upon them, and the following tables show
Ing how they have voted for some years past are
OF interest on the eve OF the coming contest:
NEW YORK
The following is the vote OF New York ut each
election since 1900
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BoNp-eIMpSoN On October q, 1894 ct the psr-
sonaee by the Rev W. l. Mckinney. ELMER H. BOND.
PittSburK Pa
DuTROw-RoDGERs AZ Tire home Of the brtde's
brother LSvipevfle virginia "Wednesday, October 81
1894, by Few. d. n Mstssybaugh. CHAhl4ES G. d.
TROWto BIRTIE K RODGERS
LOWBER-LAESDALE On October 30th lo6A q
the Church Of Ascension, Warrington, L. c. the
rector, the Rev, John III EIiiott D. b.. HENEt SE6-
GEANT LOWBEk. Of Philadelphia, TO CHARLOTTE
BLEECKER LANSDALE. daughter Of Hodlcal D1rec6m
Philip I&nslale. q. d Navy.
Lynchburg. w., October 21th. 1854 q 2p NJ GEORGE
ToPHAh. Of Warrington. d. @. 70 MAGGIE r. young
est daughter Of Rev. s. B. Southerland forrnerly q
the brides father. "
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A CALL Ufox THE PRKsIDRNr.-Mr. John Davis,
accompanied by Gen. Eaton, Commissioners OF edu-
cation; MI. + n. Hudson ana Col J. G Denis
called upon the President to-day In regard 70
matters connected with the educational exhibit as
the New Orleans exposition.
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STEAMERS.
rU y A X ID l. / y f .

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NOTICE
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CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. y. r., NEW YORK.
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CNBRIA We'll NOy-i 10 OREGON We'd, Dee. II
AURASIA. Wed. Nov ~. GAHLIA..... We'd, Dec. "A
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK.
RATES OF PASSAGE-sGo. $50 ard 500. .ccordins
fC accommodations
Storage very rates Steerge tickets from Lv-
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lowest rates
Through bills of laien given for Belfast Glasgow,
Hayre Antwerp and other potts the Continent and
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For freight and passage apply at the Comra y'sofce
No T. BS-ylln9 Green. or both Steeraee and Cabin ~
OTIS BlGELOW & CO. coo 9TH St, Washington. d. T..
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Orto MessTs. OTIS BIGELOW x co.
oc30 t65 7th street. Washington.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE.
Company's pier. No. A North River foot OF Morton
street. New York
ST Gernain Traub. Wednesday Nov. 5. Z a. m
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j. W BOTELER & SON. y15PeuTlsy iyania avenue
oc29 Agents Tor Washington. d. @.
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DAlTINORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN THE last AND The WF.SC
VIA WASHINGTON
IOUBLE TRACK, JASSEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILS

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IotBLE TkA Hl., J ny COUPLER
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Lave Washington nom station. OF New Jersey
lsenue and c street
stSal5 M lois a. H., 1910 p IN with through
Without Chang. lO:l5 daily u Chicago except
Jer Tifisburg at 80 a. m ard $40 p m daily; $40
m. 20 Pittsburv Cleveland and Detroit, wihslevp
ins Cars TO Fitssbury ,,-.,,.
daily with Sleeper for Toledo. via hee!i: and Laks
Trans Tor Philadelphia and New York at $40 4 m
Ssy. saEspi n1hay p ana ana sa2 p N an
Her baltimore On week days 3 Go 90 $40 200
minute 40. $50. 60 100 SO Yi0 I0:i6 p
Ier Baltimore on Sundays. 80. $50 $50 a. M 12a
- 500. $40. $50. CSC. 60. 20. and 1910 D.
IoIToin.s on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. Io15
I:I Annapolis. 6 40 and i2;loand $40 p IL: on
1ss Nay saasis Se,S " Y ard baltimore
,i oi i3 s )" s n I: io p 40 &c e sd and
90 p. For stations ON Sieiropoli,an' brs.eh.
40 a. IA ana a, SS ? m daily s1cyft SUNDAY i4j
rsheh s.soa IA esy for Ierston Stanton and
freaerics go NJ 1918 a T. N DAILY eI.
1ofH.serslown. io:I5 H. and 535 p III daily e.cep,
1rsns srrve from the West daily &C., 7;5os m. 2:2s
From New ferk and Philadelphia ass s.soa m. daily
Sd D. III. daily. "a sunday
From Annapolis. SO . Ii. and so and al n N,
sunday y53 H.. 63T y.
irsm frsdsTssa and Ses sI FONTS susaay
2:l5 D. N, and S:2 II. daily. except sunday N.
L. daily from Point Of RHcss
Inns iraye Baltimore for Washington at 200 4 10
go 7:l5 f:G. &C., s-I0 and 1880 .. m. l2l5 2.51
sc0 30 500 6:2S, 80. 900 and 20: ID r. M ON sun
days. 200. $40. 7lj. 80 S20 900. l30 $50
IS 81 and 90 2. m
81 trains from Washington stop at Relay Station ex
pts:30p. u.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OHce-W ssiipgton Station. Gig and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue l4th street where ordsr,
vi be taken for baggage TO lie checked and received II
Any point IL the city.
". " CLEMESTs ~ Of T. Baltiu.oIs
.slT q LORD Gent Passenger Agent