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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13
pI,EAKFAsr BUDGET.

Maine paid bounty on $40 bears las
year.
The Tichborne claimant wilLsend thon
sands OF pamphlets, telling the story OF hi'
life, to this country, previous 10 coming
himself to lecture.
House property in Paris TO the value
over 100000 is untenanted; in othel
words, one.sixteenth part Of the capita
invested in houses is idle.
In the fourteenth century itwa the Gus
tom TO carry toothpicks OF silver suspend
ed around the neck, and the fashion Is
now being revived by wealthy dudes.
A few days ago the proprietor OF a New
York restaurant cut his hand with an
oyster shell, which caused his arm 10
swell and pyemia setting in resulted in
death.
OF the 100000 deemed necessary for the
proposed female college at Baltimore,
under the auspices OF the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, SlS5,00O has been sub
sCribed.
In Martha's Vineyard, Mass, the ratio
OF deaf mutes TO tho population Is one IN
every 100 persons, a ratio said TO be great
er than in any other portion Of the'coun'
try.
The CHILEAN reiincr is considered the
strongest man in the world, and he lives
principally on the lentil, the cheapest and
most nutritious food known for its weight.
Tho London Lancet expresses the belief
that the teeth Of man are being involved
into brain matter, and that as he increases
intellectually his masticators become UNI
necessary.
In New Haven, Conn.,, q brave soldier
OF the late war recently drew l,500 pen
sion money, but he sluandercd the entire
amount in three weeks and is now an in
mate OF the aims house.
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70 whom IT May Concern.

Here are some newspaper extracts
which may have much or little interest
for the public:
HaaiiaOiO1, ELpnGiena.
We received, the other day, copy oil
the Grafton Eagle, S. =. McCormick's pa;
per, containing lot'of billings.gate and
making a special attack on Mr.. Hart, Of
lie Wheeling INTEIlIGESCEI; We 90
not exchange regularly with the EGgle,
aud presume from the receipt OF tins
single copy, that Mr.. Mccormick is send
ing out large numbers Of special copl,e,s. o.
his paper. In decent people tiis WIZ ~
spirc disgust and thecontempt It deserves
Mr. Mccormick cannot work himself into
prominence or place Mr.. Hart ndisrepq1t.e
by any such low methods. We think hi'
career as Revenue Collector will be ex
tremely short, and he would better dc
vote these few days to business.
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when It is the old.iashioned blue mass
blue pill sort, and insist on using DR.
Pierces "Pleasant Purgative Pellets" 9
modern medical luxury, being small
sucar.coated granules,. containing the
active principles Of certainroots and herbs
and which will be found to contain a:
much cathartic power as any Of the old
fashioned, larger pills, without the laiter'i
violent, drastic effects. The pellets ope
rate thoroughly but harmlessly, establish
ing a permanently healthy action OF thu
stomach and bowels, and rs an anti
bilious remedy are unequaled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13
DIED.

TloMPsOS-onw Wednesday, February Il. lSSS, a
iaoclck noon, at the residence Of his parents Fort
land station, Jefferson e1upiy, Ohio, HAIRY ".
son Of J. II. and Lucy g. Thompson, aged months
FunenL will tale place this friday afternoon Al
. O'Clock from the residence Of bis parents.
sCfIULRR-On Thursday, February 70, 1855. at
A. NJ, CLARA. daughter OF Andrew and MArgafo
SOhuler, aged year, months aud days
Funeral from the residence Of the parents, No
Is sixteenth street, at O'Clock Friday. lntermen
nj Nj Cnlrnry Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

BIglllO ETprtii.
Stop your flirting, young man, and fall
in love! Then you will have q motive.
And alter you've fallen in love, don't wait
a century before you clinch the matter
and bring it to focus.
II you've picked out the right sort Of a
virl she won't hesitate to face the vicissi-
tGdes with you, II she loves you; II she
doesn't love you, or hasn't the gilt TO cling
TO YOU, you'rewell out Of 1t at any price,
and are in shape TO look in some other
and better direction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

pGLPlrArIoS or rapid beating Of the
heart followed by periods OF complete ces'
sStion Is caused chiefly by nervousness.
and had blood. II the disease Is neglected
Il IL liable 70 result seriously, especially al
a time OF sudden excitement Purify the
blood, strengthen the muse and nerv'
Gus system, governing the heart, by using
Or. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsapa'
rilla, and you will soon be nd Of every
trace Of the affection. p@W
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A man who had stopped and cordially
shaken hands with an acquaintance ap'
preached party Of loaiers and said:
'If everybody could act as / do there
wouldn't he haliso much ill.ieeling in the
world. Years ago, that fellow and / were
equal socially, but regardless Of the fact
that / have risen above him, | continue tC
treat him politely"
"Who Is he?" asked some one.
"a member Of the Legislature"
"You are the Governor, suppose"
"Oll, no, ! am Justice Of the Peace
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No, in nj. Right Mind.

Merriam hdPadeHL
Cliept-Joncs has arrested me for in
suiting his wife, and wish to retain you
:" i lawyer did you do9 Do you
use improper language in her preseneeH
Client-I merely asked her TO let me
>i Ia wye Cesar She is as ugly
as a mud fence. You had better plead
Su CIfscns-plcad suilty2 whattO2
Lawyer-Insanity.
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Other well.known ard very successful books for
High fchOOls are: Welcome Chorus, W. Tlldeni
High School Choir, Emerson & Tilden, aud Laurel
Wrath, w. o. Ierkfns. Price Of each Of the three
books, S. or % per iOz. Also Hich SchOOl BOOK Of
song, Ernst Leslie IS cts, or S. per doZ and Public
School IIymnAl by Irving Emenon, 10 Cts, or y %
nor dOz
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speeiaI gotircs.

a CARD.-To all who are suffering from errorS
and indIscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness,
eInc that Viii curc you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered BY missionary IN
South America. Seud seli.RdliesSed envelope 10
RKv. JosEpII I. KhAE, Station D., New YORK.
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MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.

SONG GREETISG.-The newest book for High
schools, Academies aud Senluahes. 81 Part
songs Of the highest ch4ractcr, both IN wonis and
music, exercises aud solfeggl0S- BY L. D. Ener.
sou. co cts, s. per dOz.
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The current issue of the Grafton Eagle
is n Gsizzler." The editor Of the Wheel
inp ISTgLLIGgXCER is shown TO have been
n lifelong Democrat and as editor Of
Democratic newspapers fought Hayes in
$50; Garfield, in 1850; and said more and
meallcr things concerning Blaine than The
Wheeling Register ever uttered or dream
cd. We regret to learn this, but the evi-
dcnce seems incontroveriible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

CHILDRES's SONGS AND How TO SING THEN
The newest tOpk for Common Schools. BY W. L.
TOmlInS. In two editions. The School hdiliOn
has voice parts only aud costs 20 cts, or ~ " per
do. The I eGchCn' Edition Inns songs aud &c
COMPARTMENTS, and Gusts IS cts. 81 good songs
for singers Of all Dgrs.
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PITsi-Ail Fits stopped free BY Dr.. EllneS Grcai
Nerve Rcstorer No Is alter ffst days use. Mar
yelnuS cnS, Treatise and s. 90 trial bottle free 70
FIJI cases. Send 10 Dr. Kline, g3l Arch 81 PhilA.,
Ia. Cancer Institute. 9ii Arch 81, Phlla., IA. 60
10 /, nn2-HvBIw
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ny WILLIE ,n u ~ ~, % az ill., sSu ~ ny VS. as
~ ~ ,,,I.,HrI sm,ni',,d , :.
iS onS Ias ia nrs vii M :, rSI. t
tion ~ tne ifOht uoot oi inc Iouf' hOue q NJ
county, on -, ,,,,,,,,......
SATURDAY HE Sth DAY VI fEBRUAEH,l&
commencing at 10 O'Clock a NJ Tic lollowiHSR1
esLAio!
All that portion o. me loS nnmpefed y tpt5
oil the addli on 70 me Clty OF MLceilnE AN vHid
John Eon and William Chaplliie, situate q Y
Filth NAri OF aid city, on which i I1iG5!sd u
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GEMS FOR LITTLE sINGERs-A most charming
book for Primary Schools and KindergartcnS
with pictureS, sweet poetry and swectcr music,
K U. EmesOn and Gertrude swayne. 20 cts, OI
s3per doz.
Mailed for tho retail price.
OLIVER DlrsoE & CO., Boston.
G. H. DrTsoS & Co., J.E DrTsoS & Co.,
SCI Broadway, y. lbs Chestnut St, Phila.
ja20TsAw
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GONE AND SEE

TN THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
i County State o. West Virginia, In the matter
OF the probate OF paper writing purp0Elipg 10 be
the last will and testament Of Louisa l. French,
deceased.
The object Of the petition fled In this matter on
the l0th ay OF February A. n. 1855 Is TO have ad-
mlttPd 10 probate paIer writing with oodicil
attached thereto, pnrpO1lng 70 be the last Will and
testament OF Louisa |. French. deceased, bearing
date the OH day al May, a. d. 1881. And II Ap.
ptlring from an AFFIDAVIT filed with me IN my Office
That John IL French, William French and JaInrs
j. French. children Of William French, deceased,
aud Maggie French, widow Of said William French,
deceascd are nOrCsIdenis Of this State, nor found
therein, Il Is ordered that they do appear At my
Otlce. iii the city Of Wheeling, IN the comfy and
State Aforesaid, on the 18Th day Of March, A. ID.
1856 at 10 O'Clock A. ", and do Whist Is necessary
10 protect their Interest III the said matter.
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk OF said t'ourt
noyESER & EISoS AttnrnCyS iebl3H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

Other very popular school Song Books arc: EmCr.
sons Song Bells, and Perkins Golden Robin and
WhppoOTwlll, each 80 cts, OF $ per dog.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

Tho next time Editor Hart tackles Col
lcctor Mccormick lie will inquire WHEELER
hc is loaded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

Leave Bellalre at 2:loP. n. for spmmeraeld;
SaaaIilG 1IIS,l lpliiiss Siis AK sadslsf'a'
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commissioners Sale.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALU.
" ABLE PROPERTY.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio County. In Tie Cir
cut Court for said county.
G r, Brown, Administrator Of thel
ceased, In ChInIu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-13

Local and through tickets are sold via all the
above lines at Union Railroad Once, 100 Market
street Buy your Tickets ulefe.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-01
sEAsoNABLE MEMENTOEs.
LOCAL. IIlIEEL ELS.

All tho thontcrs as well as both Dime
museums will give matinee performances to-
day.
J. J. Barker, the man who preferred charges
against Comptroller Of the Treasury Lawrence,
reported Mt police headquarters last night that
he had received an anonymous letter com
manding him to leave tho city or accept the
consequences
The Good Tcmplars lodge Of Capitol hill
gave literary aud musical entertainment
last night Mt Washington hail. The plnCe was
crowded and the performance was decidedly
crcditable to those taking part In the cNcr'
ClsCs
In accordance with Joint resolution OF
congress tho public printer hns published u
volume Of matter furnished him by Prot.
Spcrcer f. Baird, United States commissioner
oil fish and fisheries, relative 10 the new Oh
scryaSions, discoveries, and applications con
nectetl with fish culture and the fisheries
Abort II O'Clock Tuesday night some boys
were Riding on the back Of one Of tho Eleventh
street cNrs. When near NJ street tho oliver
| called to them 10 get OF, They refused TO do
so, and officer Trilnblc who was passing ran
them AWAY. He fired blank cartridge at
them, to Brighten thon, and succeeded In
| stopping Marry DIVERS, whom he arrested; AZ
one time n was reported that murder had
been comiNiitted and an excited crowd
| gathered about
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'-SOnA OF LOnAdAb.

Pioneer Council, No. l. Sons OF Jonadab,
held an open injecting last night at Grand
Army hall, corner Of Ninth and d streets
northwest, and presented the following lit
erary and musical prograIll,ne to very largo
audience Remarks, Brother Jtohn q. Ander-
son; piano solo, Jamie Dear Miss Mamlo
MOrrice; recitation, Mrs. NJ. O.. FoSNG.'l; 500,
Miss Berthe Crawiordi recitation, DIR. E-lnk
White; solo, Mr.. john II. Nolan: banjo our
cato, Miss Minnie Crawford; reading, Miss
Gertrude L.. Hangs: solo, Mr.. L, J. Whipplo
solo, Mrs. G. II. McEwen; remarks, Brother
Thomas +. Miller; violin and cornct duet, the
Leland children. At | O'Clock the members
sat down TO II supper at Evans's restaurant,
aud an enjoyable commencement OF the New
Year was made
Centennial council, No. 4, Sons of Jonadab,
held their regular weekly meeting last night
nj Grand Army hill, seventh and j. streets,
and after the meeting had adjourned tho
members sat down to their annual supper,
which lasted into the New Year.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-01

The North Capitol NJ. f. church, on the cor
ner Of North Capitol and X streets, was
literally packed with Sabbath-schoOl children
and their teachers, parents, and friends, last
night tho occasion being the celebration OF
Christmas with Christmas tree and q Santa
Claus, and all the tuothsopo accomplishments.
ThocNcrciscs were opened with prayer by Mr..
VIM. s. BabDiit, and then followed literary
and musical entertainment, consisting OF the
"ChmGs Of Bethlehem" service of scripture.
and song fox Christmas, These exercises wore
instGrspcrsCd with responsive readings, Mr.
VIM. +. Reed impersonated Santa Claus ana
each child received q present. There were
over 300 children present, aud not one was
forgotten n0rneglectcd Appropriate rcmar ks
We're made by the pastor Rev ]. Clarke
Hagey, and MGssrs Webster and Lauronson
the suporlntOndCnts of the Sabbath school.
Amer the conclusion of these exercises u
watch meeting WIS held until tho new year
made It's appearance.
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Tn1rrnrnS, Gn1nE.

7 ~, :, a -. . -, :, . -, =,
FNhE GHEAI PEN 1LNANlA ROUTE
70 TILE NoRTH, WEST AND SOUTH.
kSI. DOUBLE TRACK. BpIENDID
ENERY. STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT
ilUIPM,IssN,Tl ;,,,,,,c-- r,,,, no 500,
TRAINS LEAVE WAsifINdToN from sta
n, corner OF sixth and y Sta, as tollowsi
spress o} Paisce sleeping Oars AZ 6i46 a m,
ehy; Fast Line, 040 a. M daily TO CinGlnn9u
n, hq3uIG VIII 5ieebing Se,s ron 1s
4ally except Saturday, to chicago, with sleep
g var Alt9onn TO Ghlcag2. Wssletn III, hr,xnrest
Also, Gonneos daily, Tor ChioagP,, With sleeping
lSnr Ilttshnrg 70 Chicago; NM Express, ~ p.
ni. dRly Tor Plttshurg and me West with Palace
KlesegP,,,g Ha AT Washlngt9n 70 Snlso 5sn rtpnAn
uBALTIMORE AND POIOMAC HAlliugAp
lNlggarai lOp m. daily, except Saturday, with
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI

Is not q new claimant for popular conf
dence, but u medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives Of the third generation
who have come into being since II was
first offered TO the public.
There Is not household In which this
invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where its use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not person
who has ever given II proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tlble OF cure, who has not been made
AYERs CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients In the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. IL Is a
medicine that only requires to be taken In
small doses, Is pleasant TO the taste, and Is
needed in every house Where there are
children, rs there Is nothing so good ~
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment Of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can DO
verified by anybody, and should DO re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
PREPARED BY
Or. j. @. Aver Sc Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by oil druggists.
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Washington stock ExeIlnnso Quotation.
baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l,-Cotton dull mid.
ding, lG34c Flour firm and actlvei
Howard street and western supCrtinc,
s2,4O92,65; do, extra, s2,9O@S,4O: do family,
S3.05Gl4.25: city mills supcriinc s2iO@g75;
do. extra e3,00dg3.50 do. RIO brands. Sl.3SGGijO;
PatapSeo family, SD; do. superlative patent,
$3.50. Whcat-Southern firm; western castor;
southern red slG0Slc. do. amber, gODDlc;
No. / Maryland. 9Jc; No. 2 western winter
red, spot. si0silSc freSh January, Sii46pNilGc.
February, SJisG9s5} &c; May, OGIEGDgdJ4c. Corn
Southern nrmer western easier and quiet
southern white, isl1(9jOci do, yellow, 5DGGjlc;
western mixed, spot. 1870 iGllc; December,
1870 asked; January. l66gljlc; February, IJ1 a.
bid Oats firm md dull; southern, a}dp3ic;
Pennsylvania S5g3dc. Rye quiet Mt 5oC9G2c.
Hay firm, with better inquiry; prime to choice
PennsylyanHand Maryland, Sl4,O0H loo Pro-
visions steady and quiet; mess pork, sla.7j;
bulk meats, shoulders, and ClCac rib sides packed
G6t7c; bacon shoulders, 40; ciSur rib sides 81;
hams, llii@lIIU: lard, rollned SIC. Butter
quiet; western packed, li@2lc; creamery, -
nOminally steady; refined, 7is@75Ic. Coffee
dull Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 ialT, sl@@9'Eo,
Sugar quiet ana stCudy; A soft 65Ec. Copper
Refined quiet ut lll+0llbC. Whisky steady
AT sLls69l,ln. FrclgntS to Liverpool per
steamer steady; cotton, lj-6ld; -four II Ol grin,
G1sd Recelpts-flour $3.50 barrels; whoat,
25lOO0 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats 1000
bushels; rye, 100 bushels Shipments Wheat,
1900 bushels: corn, 9Ol, 900 bushels. Sales
Wheat, 43l 900 bushels; corn, l7l,0JJ bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 3l.-VIgIula Gs consoli.
dated, 8n' past due coupons, GOi now lO-lOs, %;
new IS. j2iI bid to-day,
Tomorrow being legal holiday there will
be no markets.
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Court IN General 7trHl-Clicf Justice clrtter
and justices Macarthur and JdmCS-shop.
herd VS.. f. S. n T. Co.. and Thompson vs. f.,
S. ct. Co.; supersedcas bond filed.
Eguity COuH-Ttsiico COh-AleXandGr VS..
Bouldn, and Bouldn vs. Barnaclo; sale rati-
fled nisi. Gardner vs.. Philip; POrder appoint
ing George Burgess trustee 10 convey Cohen
vs.. Kicker; auditors fee ordered paid. Dykes
vs.. Dykes; divorce granted Houston vs. Gar
land; sale ratified niN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-01

"a happy New Year" was on tho beautiful
souvenir programmes given to tho guests of
the second complimentary hop of the Wash
ington Contiuentuls ut Masonic temple last
night, About forty of tho guards IN their
guests Tho arrangements were ia the hands
Of Dr. b. NJ. Ball, q. H. 1imms 4, f. Ncrmil.
lion, w. f. Moses Il. +. Crawshaw, l., ID, Clapp,
4. Lothian, w. H. ClApp, j. Il. Smallwood, J. :,
English, G.. G. Click, j. o. SmallwOOd, 5. wa
Timms and f. d. Stunrt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-01

Prof. Sheldon gave his annual pound party
for the benefit of the associated charities last
night The hall was well filled by his littlo
pupils and their parents and friends, BESIDES
quadrillCs, lanOers walt2es, NC,, there were 4
number of very fine fancy dances also u new
and beautiful dance, the "Miliiary Schott ischu
Quadrille" dedicated to Capt, james +, oyster
cidcd success and handsome sum was net
UnI
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THE MARKETS.
A Shade Higher at Opening, but There Was
Iammering by the Bears aud tho Closing
Trananctl0nA Mnre LIGHT.

opened u shade higher, but soon grew weak
on the hammering of Western Union and tho
grangcrs by the bears. There was no feature
In the trading up to noon. Only Ill, 800 shares
were sold during tho morning-mainly Della
ware Lackawana, and Western, ST. Paul. and
Western UnIon-at declines extending to
per cent. St. Paul suffering the most.
Prices improved somewhat during the Of.
ternoon on the covering of shorts by traders
who were closing UP the year q accounts.
- In the last hour Delaware LaCkawanna, and
Western declined on seller sixty options and
regular sales; other active stocks were also Il
shade lower than before o'clock. The clos.
Ing transactions were very light and the tone
rather feeble There swas an entire absence
of news affecting the stock market to-day.
Fridays market will probably be inactive
with declining tendency.
Bonds dull without material change. Sterl-
ing Exchnnpn ISL To q aud In hIivn
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M. SLAUGHTER.
General Passenger Agent
PALriMoRG AND OHIO RAILROAD.


sCnEpyLE IN EFFEgT SUNDAY. DEC. 81,
1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
JERSEY AVENUE AND O STREET.
The 900 a. M Is st Limited p Express to Pitts Ptis
burg and Chicago, arriving IN rllt,nurg NJ GOD
ischarged on this train for GrII time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis daily
Coaches and Palace S Sleeping Cars s" to above
points, without change 2.2O y; m. train II fast
limtel TRAM TO Cincinnati aud 81. Louis, nrriv'
ing in Cincinnati next morning at $50, st, Louis
9'8o p. n. No extra fare is charged on this train
I For Plttsburg at 900 r. M. with Parlor Car,
md $40 p m, daily TO Pittsburg, Cleveland, and
For baltimore on week days, 8, 0:lO GAO, 7;30
$50, and 10 a. IN, ,l2nO. /; 2b, 5i15. L45-minute
train: $50, $50, 4i4O, $40. 7;iO 7:l5 $40,
For baltimore on sundays. 6;lo, $50, s;35,
md 1000 a m, i'go' l3U' 4'dO' 500 7ilO' Eio'
( For poin9 ON tic ,nrn0ndouh Valley Ilailroad
( For Annapolis, Gil0a m, and 1910 and 4i3o
p ~; on sunday, $50 .; M ana 4ia0 =; m; and
baltimore, o, GAO, $50 q. m, 1910 p ms $3.50.
H,dO. gao, and 1880 p M, on sundays, $50 q.
Hons sS on a Mcirop6liJan brS Ira 7,Sb M S,
(ex9Gept Sunday and 6;80 p m daily 4itO p m
Metropcitan Branch, 900 d, m. daiiS except sun
day for Lexington. staunton and Valley Branch,
3;05 a. N. and I;lO p m. daily, except sunday.
For HngerstowR 900 u. IN. daily, except sun
Trains arrive 2PS rom i The west daily 600. 7.2o
From Annapolis $40 n. M. and 100 and 5;25
r. H.; Sunday, O,3 a. M, OioO y, IN.
From Lexington. $50 p. m daily, except sun
day.
From Frederick and intermediate points, sos
q. m. and S;lb u. m. lily, except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Waslingtonat 5ilO o,
$50, 7i2O, 8, Q, and 1880 a. m. 1915, 1;90. g.
4, 400, D. 6.3O, 1870, o, and $50 p M; on sun
days, 0;30. q, and 300 a, M, 1870, 1879, 4;2O,
b, $50, 7;I0, o, and 1880 y. m,
An trains from Washington stop AT Relay sta
ton except 1928 3lo,. NJ Z Or n. ,,
For further Information apply Mt the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket decentralization station go
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four
teenth street where orders Will be taken for bag
gage to be checked and received at any point in
the city, Z. X. LORD, q, L. A.
H. DUNIIAAT General Manag. I, Baltimore.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-01-01

Tho Wednesday Evening German club gave
its first german Of the season last night a
Marini's hall, about sixty couples participat
Ing. The guests were received by Mrs. Var
RENSSELAER, Berry, and the german, for which
flowers served as iavors, was led by MIR. Jesse
Brown. The hall was tasteflilly and elegantly
ferns