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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
THEOUGH NEH-IOEK STATE.

CHARGES AGAINST 4 METHODIST MINISTER
SYRACUSE. oct lO.-In the Central New
YORK Methodist Episcopal Conference tins norHing -cr
ous charge, were preferred against The Rev L. d. Phil
lp. Of Br.rcnport Ystcg County. and tral was OF.
dcrcd for Monday. Tho utmost secrecy l. main
tanned REGARDING the character Of tho charges The Rev
william K,ddy, Of this city, va, appointed ss counsel
for the defrucr and the Rev Joseph Mccarthy, OF Penn
Yam. for tho Church. The KEY. l.. j Hormaus, Ot
SkancIleIos, was dpIOlntod commissioning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
srANnAGn OH MEN INDICTED.

BUFFALO, Oct. 10 (SDcci0N. The Grand jury
has brought ~ several criminal indictments against
lcaGing stockholders 81 the Standard on Company oi
New York. Tnry Hiram and Charles NJ Everest
Jonn u. Archibald Henry II. Roger, and Ambrose Nc
Grcgsr The charge that thoy con-rirrd to ruin the
husinosa 0i the buffalo Iubrcallhg o. Company. ~"
ciy suts have already uccu tried. The rst resulted ~
d-sgrfcuirnt ~ tho iury AID the second Ia YcdcL
fOI 10000 for the plaintiffs.
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ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA AND rHE poETr.

PARIS, oct 10.-Ihc I0apg saws the Czlr in
ss upon the enforcement %; the Berlin Treaty -uG tue
deposition OF TIiucc Alexander OF Bulgaria.
e 4 telegram from - PETERSBURG % the I"e,.H.a.r
RITZ, publ .lcd Erus~".S saws la regard 90 t-c II
caIiau pdtc ;hat 'hc Povci- hJyc Yacurd -fl uF
promises OF share ~ Territory whenever Turkey Is
again uut'gfcl. TN. sane patch -t..
that Greece insists UIuu iHuctI'. compensation. IU"
Greek residents of London c1yr q banquet H'-A' 600
W. Trlcouphs, rIeic. ~ G.. c,c. II. made speech
which Dc urge, that Grc"rr must not D." too sensitive
10 the opinion of Europe which, Ae SAID, did not always
cndan ger peace.
CO>,Tt>IINorIE oct. 1O-Ihc report that Turkey ua-
recognized tlo Bulcauau Union premature. Tie nat
ter rests IN the hands - the Powers
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CONDITION OF rHGHALF-rPaEDs.
DAMAGE 10 PGOrEEIY DUE 10 NM EID"LLIoN
RITI'S CASE.

HlIl CASE.
MONTREAL, oct. 10.-Alphon>" Ouimct, ON"
Of the commissioners appointed by the Government to
assess the DAMAGE doIc to property By the rebellion,
has returned from the northwest lie say the damage
is by no means as great generally reported
The los, Is greatest az Etttirforl. EI:uucA'
and Fish creek, au1 j. principally
sustained trr,eaH PounaiuaEcr ana DTS band The
effects ol tie rebellion, Nr Dum"t -.ys have passed
away. ard the ~ i't uo" tha' t'cr flt claims lat"
been finally settled, .Ir going actively tn work. re
denies tie .Ia that the 1i-uIt,uS are W want nf
food - Government AGENTS have supplied them with
AN aUuuoauCr Whenever b. Na- needed.
Iu>Up>. Ori. 1u..'uau~,i for I.r, the leader of
The recent Llf-hrncl neuTIrcIlpu u fNc British South
west territories. have a-.rl the Pryy Council tp aI
i0urn tie ir4lluE oi the appeal fr"l o." .eu'u'. OF
deaju passed Uuou tsciI Cisui until Mr. lltlIa'uch.
tGr prisoners Canadian Col..r arrives Ir l"naun II
request granted. RI" viii Doc further Ttrt to
enable Tho Ps,y Council 10 su The whole oi the c'i-
"a d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
A DAr ASSOCIATION ron rRooNE COUNTY.

BINGuANroN, Oct. 10 (Specioh. \ large
number Of the prominent member, OF the bar ot Iifoomo
County met last evening at the Exchange Hotel la
tins city banquet and 10 perfect tho Organization
Of bar association. The affair was success ~ every
sense. Aiuuul those who responded TO calls and made
aItcf.duu,T speeches WrTr O6buTn Bd~HI, The Oldest
member of the par Congressman =. { MllIri. Edmund
O'Conuor A. D Wales, Di5trctAttOrnry g. B Curtis
and others The following officers ucrn elected Tor tho
coming year: President, Edmund OCOnuUr; vice tc-l-
dent T. T.. Merchant secretary, \. W. NPeryi treasurer
n. 4 Kuccliud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
CRIMES IND DC4SUILTlES-BY IELEGR1PA
poRRED BY HIS GUEST

RrrrNo, n. y. oct lO.-W. ii. lilnamattSn,
hntchrr of Geneva, n " came 10 the clty yes'esNSy
lii a large sum Of money. lie started our l'st @ @nsa'
to ace the town oud his rounds made the aotn t,i
,aurc of a man he took To MS room AZ t,o cpS "a
nIrur the night the man arose, secured SiVoI1 I.sn
HindInarchs money and escaped lie has NOT Sd Sns ma
fouud. The police believe he rOwed oN9I " N"
a To,t which was stolen during the night
THE PITCHFORK As A DEADLY WEAFoS. -,
Alexander Gray, a hired man. employee bEo ny S.Ims
Uarrs0n near the village of Ringwoou, o,chfark
snydcr n faloy workman. TO death WIN ~ P'"S
| LAST night The murderer is on hs way 'oJ"@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
ROGrIyG orr POLYGAMY IN UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct 10.-GcOrge ROmncy
who pleaded guilty to unlawful c0habaton to-day and
william Ros.Icr heretofore convicted Of the same Of
fence refused to promise submit the law In future
and both received :u-ay the ma shaun penalty hied-
slI months imprisonment and $500 hns-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
RAVAGEs OF THE SMALLPOX ~ MONTREAL.
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DrIrIS oct. IO.-I.aGv Maurice Fitzgerald has Sc
cced the Roman Catholic Church and joined the
Irish Protestant ChuIch.
ROME, oct. tO.-Therc wore ninety four new cases
cholera and tortysrlc deaths from The disease yes
terday III Palermo.
BERLIN, oct lO.-prnce Albrccht Of Prussia has been
Appended Regent Of the Duchy NJ brunswick. the
Duke uI Cumberland has protested against the appoint
meut the ground that he j. the heir to the dukcdOm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
A MEElLNG II MEMoMY OF LMDGE wEsTnEOoK.

KlNGsIoS, Oct. 10 lSpcciab. The meeting OF
the Ulster here tpday respect to the memory OF
judge Wc-brotk most affecting scnno. several Of
bis old a,.ocacs who tried to speak, broke down with
,noti,u and taarz Among them were Augustus -choOu
maker aud Distrc;-Attorncy Clearwater Judso Ken.
yoH presided and appropriate resolutions WcII ouetcd
fnrchl mnOn the cnmIt mlmulcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
re popular. The show already creates great
cArrA1N RrRroN,s PROFITS.

is more popular The show already creates great
interest.
CAPTAIN BURToN's PROFITS.
Captain Burton made e., 1000 out of his archaic
translation of the Arabian Nights" The work
must have found acceptance beyond the ranks OF
scholars and students.
MIR. STEAD BEFORE THE PUBLIC
Mr.. Stead is stumping the northeastern counties
under the advice of his lawyers, who consider 1t
necessary that he should keep himself before the
country pending his trial at the Old Bailey. HIS
spcccbes show sickening seif-conceit. The expens-
es of his defence are fully subscribed by his
friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
A1.rILArtp BY "NooNLIGHrEGs.o

LONDON, oct. 1O.-A body OF "mo0nllght-
ers tonight raidcd farm in County Kerry, Ireland
from which a tenant had hecn cvictcd They slit the
caretakcr's ears and cropped his hair
RAVAGE5 OF THE SMALLPOX IN MONTREAL.
MONrREAL, oct. 10 (SpccjaH. There were
deaths from smallpox yesterday 40 in this city and
u IN adjoining municipalities. For the week ending last
night there were 341 deaths 30 ia the cit and - in adj
Joining municipalities. The number Of vaccinations per
formed by medical appointed by the Board Of
Health and others from September to october is
placed at IL 32G, fourteen per cent Of which were
Urinary For tho first nine days Of this month NOR
aity from smallpox been 11G, being 81 IN the city
and 81 IN al lCin NJ municipalities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l0.-Jay Could arr!zed here
to-day Atthc Union Depot deputy shcrn served
pal ers him in damage suit for $4,000, brought
against him by John NJ Woodward for breach of con-
tract Mr.. GOud. having allcgcd failed to keep his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11
THE FIRE RECORD.

money FOR the location ard building Of line of road from
Pacific, suburb, to II. Louis.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TIE FErNCH ELECTIONS.

Tho issue of the French elections pleases
English politicians mainly because it is an
emphatic reputation Of colonial adventure. 1t -
also gratifying 10 them as an indication Of the
solid sense of the raral districts, which have given
a serious check to urban extravaGauccS. The
change III parties is not likely to affect the Prcsi-
dental election President Grcyy is the only posi-
bic man but the equality of the factions viii seri-
ously interfere with the working of the Parlia-
mentary machine. The new Government must
walk wary, since the extreme Radicals can always
out Of pure mischief combine with the enlarged
body of Monarchists.
NEW DOOKS--rHE CHURCH CONGRESS.
curiosity lie has done nothing since The North
ern Farmer TO make the public eager Tor these
later writings.
Two subjects in the Church Congress attracted
attention. One was the advocacy of painting and
sculpture including the cruciGx, for church deco
ration and the other Mr.. Horslcys paper in CON
demnation OF study from the rude. The latter has
already found vigorous reply from Mr.. G. f.
Watts, who is perhaps the most competent author
ity on English art.
COMPLIMENT TO MILLAIs.
TIE winter exhibition of the GroyYenOr Gallery
will include separate room devoted TO the ilustra
hon of Mr.. Millais's work. No contemporary artist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-11

Continued op second Pagol
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

OMAHA, Feb. 25-The difference between
The engineers and hremen and the manage
ment Of the Union Pacific rail way have
been satisfactorily adjusted
MoBEELY, Mo, Feb. 25.-Notice has been
given the 500 Workmen in the Wabash shops
here that all wages under thirteen cents per
hour viii be cut 5 per cent, and over that
l0 per cent. Trouble Is feared.
PHuAuELPHIA, Feb - Only I'VE OF the
viewers brought from New England yestsr-
day. to take the places OF the strikers here
were found this morning Great crowds
gathered abOnt the mills. sud 3 strong body
Of police WAS sent out 90 preserve order.
The sgent who brought the Wesvsrs hsrs
says they merely resting after the journey,
and vii so TO work in q few days also. that
SEQ additional Weavers VIII soon BE- here.
One Eastern workman says they were
bought here under a Misrepresentation. and
that toe fey left Ia town Would s3os disap-
pear.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
PENSION BUREAU INQUIRY.
Ex-CommtssiOner Dudley Before Warmers
Investigating COmmiJtee.

WAsHINeToy, Feb. 25.-W. w. Dudley,
Commissioner Of Pensions, was examined
by the Warner Committee to-day. He tssti-
fed that the force Of the office amounted 10
SO employees when he became COmmissi oner,
and tbst it was increased to 300 during the
three years OF his service. During the last
tEenty-fcUr years there had been filed SD =
go claims Of all classes OF which $50. go had
6een adjudicated during the official term Of
witness. Referring to the alleged action Of
witness respecting claims in the Fifth In
disra Congressional District, General Dad
iey said that Mr.. Grub5s, Republican can
didate for Congress, complained that
he impression prevailed ia tue district
hat claimants could get no response except
through Mr.. MatsCn, the Democratic mem
Der from the district Whine witness did
lot believe that Mr.. Matsou had acted I'M
properly, he directed that letters which came
from Mr. GrUbbs should be ans Rered ss
promptly IS possible and that it might be
added 10 such Letters that they were an
sTered at the request OF Mr. Grubbs
Witness attention was called to the slle-
cation that claims from Ohio and Indiana
had been pushed ahead of those OF other
States for political reasons. In reply he
read from official reports, showing that the
proportion OF claims adjudicated 70 those
filed was smaller In Ohio and Indiana than
in any other Northern Stare. Witness de-
Glazed that 70 class nor section had besu IN
duly favored By his order or with bis kno Tl-
e0ge. and that had any favoritlsm been
shown by any subordinate the man would
have lost his place.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

by Messrs. Randall, Burns and Long the
motion TO suspend the rules aud pass the
bills was agreed to by yeas 2il, nays IS.
The House then proceeded to the consid
Grafton of business under special rules.
Mr.. Henley, from the COpmittee on PUB
structjng the Attorney General 10 institute
proceedings to yscate and set aside 50 much
of the lists OF lands certified IA the
State OF Michigan for fhe benefit Of
The Portage Lake and Lake Superior
Snip Canal Company as cover the l4nds
rot subject to private entry at the date Of
selection by that company, sHd also al the
lands selected, which were not at the date
OF selection vacant and Incorporated odd
sections nearest said canal. Placed on
House calendar.
The House then proceeded to the consid.
GRAFTON of the River and Halb0r bill.
After considerable discussion aud several
amendments were sgreed 10 end rejected,
the opponents Of the bill then resortsd 20
hlibusteriDg tactics. and several notions n
adjourn were made and severalg voted
down. Then motion was made for q recess
ard 10 quorum having voted, q call OF the
House was ordered.
After some hours Of the most disgracful
proceedings Mr. Tillman thought the H0u e
vas engaged in wss extraordinary pro. eed-
iDfs. Il was engaged 10 what De might call
4 legislative veto OF the Institution pat IN
power by one-ffih OF the members 20 veto
tie vii cf the majority by calling
the yeas and nays. Since o'clock IL had
bfen evident that the vetolng minority vas
determined that the River and Harbor bill
should not pass. and the question had re-
solved itseliintO one Of endurance. il 1t came
Of question OF physical endurance, jackasses
we're superior to the most intelligent member
Therefore, ia order 10 make application
whenever the majority dnds out that v0t-
ing minority proposes to defeat legislation,
ifa' msjoriiy, after putting the minority on
tie record, should be satisfied aud adjourn.
At l1.25 a motion 10 adjourn vas lost by
yeas los. nays, 40. but at j. o'clock q simi-
lar motion was carried.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
The House.

WAsHNeToN, Feb. 25.-Mr.. Geddes from
he Committee on War Claims, reportsd
bill making an appropriation for the pay
ment OF 4th Of July claims. Committee Of
the Whole.
Mr. Burns moved to pass the Deficiency
Appropriation bill with various amendments
reported from the Committee on Appropria-
tons which be agreed to. The following
was the important amendment reported and
Incorporated in the bill Appropriating
s23S, ils 10 pay judgments rendered By toe
Court CT Claims; appropriAting S162, $40 to-
getber with the unexpen ded balances for the
completion Of new cruisers and dispatCh
bCat; abolishing the Office Of Commissioner
OF the Tenth Census, and providing that the
work Of the Census Bureau shall be COM
pleted in the Office Of tie Secretary Of the In
lerior.
Considerable opposition was manifested to
Dr.. Burns motion, but upon explanation
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

tItLla % NC otltlLlLs
sged some forty years, and a young msn
nsmed Polk Sons aged some twenty-five.
were srrsigned before Justice John ".
Crouoher, al Medora, this county yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF stealing and
SHINING large Fat hog, the property OF
David Colburn, a farmer OF that Carr To W.
ship They waived an examination and
were committed 10 the County Jail in
default OF $3.50 bail each. They viii have 3
clear title 10 the Penitentiary as the hog and
ne skin were found in their possession.
The State Prison for various offenses.
AR. Henry Z. Thurston died yesterday al
the residence of his sister, Mrs. joseph
Shippy, on Mill street, this city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Ia the B. and 0. depot st Washington dar-
ing che Inauguration all will be serene and
comp aTa.ively comfortable; 40 confusion Of
ira Us or danger Of getting on or off st the
wr0ng time and place. All trains from the
West and south come Ia via one division,
ard those from the East aud North by an
other The b and o. is the only line East
md West via and through WashiugtJ1
This tells the story. and those who read II 70
2 profit and appreciate the moral viii 90 by
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
Losses by Fire.

NORFOLK, va, Feb. 25-Fire this morning
destroyed Gwsthmeis' warehouse, containing
about $50 bales Of cotton, and Vaughan Il
Carnes' warehouse, containing 500 bales The
cotton in GWathmeis' warehouse was owned
by Battle, Bum & Co.. Everits Bros. and
Gisson. and W. W. May & Co. The loss on
the buildings is estimated st SD 600; on cot
ton, Sl25 600, 81 covered by insurance.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

a CARD.-To all who are suffering frOm or.
rOTs and indiscretons of youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood, etc, I VIII
send a receipt that will cure you, FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
q missionary IN South America. Send salfad.
ton d. New York.
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s Pages---56 Columns
The Largest. Best and Cheapest Weekly
In the West at only
ONE DOLLAR.

As heretofore, an incorporating enemy
Of Monopolies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to the spirit OF subsidy, ss
embodied in the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Mr.. John Lee farmer Asbbourne, M1dgee,
Australia, whites tast 1e suffered intense
agony for seven months vita sciatica, and
hat the FIST application 90 St Jacobs OIL
he magical pain cure, relieved him, and in
a short time he was cured
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

'Perched upon bust OF Pallss, or better
yet, on some handy shelf, the sensible house
keeper has her bottle of Or. Balls Cough
Syrup. and when the child has distressing
cough, or a touch Of Group, she cures the lit
tie one in no time,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
PRESENT THIEvING TARIFF.

TO INDIANA DEMOCRATS: Since issuing out
last annual prospectus you have achieved a ElOli.
Gus victory IL your State and aided materially IN
transferring the National Government once more
into Democratic hands. Your triumph has been
IS complete as your faithiulness through twenty
ionr years was oerOic.
In the late campaign, as In former ones the
SENTINELs arm has been barred ia the fght We
stood shoulder 70 shoulder, as brothers, in the
conflict; We now ask your hand for the coming
year la our celebration Of the victory
Our columns that we're vigorous with light when
the fght vas win now since the contest is over
be devoted 20 the arts Of peace. With ts enlarged
patronage the SENTINEL viii be better enabled
than ever 20 give On
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

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anything ever prescribed. DLPHIdERIA. S)fh
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ULCERS, Old Or NEW wounds, BRUISES
Burns. TOOTHACHE, EARAOHE, SOKE EKE5,
5CALDS, SpRAINSi the greatest known remedy,
Controls HENORRhA6Es, FEMALE con-.
PLANTS. BLEEDING Nose. Mouth. stomach
tugs, or from any cause, stopped rs bT charm,
10 is called the WONDER OF HEALING. USED SIX
TERNALLY And INTERNALLY, We have 81 ava.
ianche Of testimonials. send for cur booE {Msiled
FreeI II win tel you al shout g.
ID Is UNSAFE TO USE Any PREPARATION RXCEP1
fHE GENUINE WITH OUR DIRECTIONS Prices Sc,
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pggB,g FTVRscg 10 7e54h Ava e, ,ork
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
BUSINESS CARDS.

The arms represented befOio are the most
stcVnta and reiobis Ia the city. AID are entirely
uOrtly Of the patronage OF Sentinel readers.l
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

Inauguration railroad tickets sre Just as
good on the B. and o. Limited trains as
other trains. See If this is the rule followed
by others.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26
Unsurpassed News and Family PaPsf

The proceedings OF Congress and oil orr Demo.
cratic Legislature and thc doiues OF ouF Demo
cratic National and State COMMUNICATIONS viii be
duly chTonieled, as well as the current events oil
the day.
It's Commercial Reviews aud Market Reports
viii be reliable and complete.
It's Agricultural aud Home Departments are IN
che best OF hands.
Pithy editorials select literary brevites and en-.
tertainiug miscellany are assured features.
70 sbsll be fully the equal "a general inf0rEns
rCl of any paper iu the land. while in itE repOrW
o. indiana affairs 81 VIII have 40 equal tits
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-26

EKg g. RkWLs,
w DENTIST.
5Claypool Block. opposite Bates House
Special attention given to the preservation OF thl
natural teeth. Prices reasonable
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-11-06
Darnestown District Items.

Mr.. Hatton Waters spent Sunday In
Clarksburg, his former home.
Messrs Raymond Walters, Chas. Dawson
and John Jones, Of Washington. came up
on Tuesday last to vote.
Mr.. Moses Montgomery is building q
large and commodious barn on his farm
near Travilah.
Jamestown gave her usual Democratic
majority.
Mr.. Joseph Kelley leit this week for Pull
ask county, Va. He was one Of our most
enterprising citizens and will be missed by
a large circle of friends.
Master A. A. Gassaway has been quite
sick, but is now much better.
Nov. a, 1886. R0x.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-11-06

Trains stop where time is given. tDaily.
Other trains daily except Sunday. On Sun
day Train No. 10 stops at all stations.
Train No. ga runs daily, except Sunday,
as follows: Leave Washington, IL 80 p. NJ,
Metropolitan Junction u 81, Queenstown
~ Al, Terra Gotta IL A, Silver Spring OIL i,
Forest G len OF, Knowles IL, Halpine 90,
Rockville 81, Derwood | "a, Washington
Grove 80, Gathersburg 40 Train No.
60, daily except Sunday, leaves Gaithersburg
at Is P NJ, Washington Grove Is, Der
wood 2 "a, Rockville Q 33, Halpine 2 40,
Knowles 2 81, Forest Glen 81 Silver Spring
OF, Terra Gotta Is, Queenstown 81 Me-
tropolitan Junction 3 80, Washington 49,
Train No. 68, daily except Sunday, leaves
Washington Mt IL 10 P. NJ, Metropolitan
junction II 10, Queenstown IL &c, Terra
Gotta | | 20, Silver Spring | 80, Forest Glen
IL 46, Knowles II 81, Halpine | | SO, Rock
willie l207, Derwood IL Is, Washington Grove
IL 90, Gathersburg 70 %, Germantown u 81,
Boyd's IL A, GAINESVILLE II So, Dickerson's
~ 50, Tuscarora OF, Sugar Loaf 10, Wash
ingion Junction l5 Train No 81, daily
except Sunday leaves Washington Junction
at 20 A. NJ, Sugar Loaf 8 %, Tuscarofa
8 26, Dickersou's 8 "a, GAINESVILLE 8 40,
Boyd's 0 55, Germantown 10 %, Gathers
burg 10 %, Washington Grove 10 81, Der
wood 10 IS, Rockville 10 AZ, IIalpine 10 4S,
Knowles 10 Sc, Forest Glen II Silver Spring
IL OF, Terra Gotta IL l6, Queenstown II 10,
Metropolitan Junction | 26, Washington
IL 80
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1885-11-06

Money is well expended, in purchasing
Davis Sewing Machine. From thousands,
who are using these popular machines, moth
ing but commentator is heard. II could
not get along without my Davis is the
conclusion Of every one who Is 81 fortunate
as TO own one. No other machine is 50 well
adapted To the varied sewing required in
every family. The recent improvements in
the feed of this machine have brought it TO
o high state Of perfection.
For sale by w. NJ. Fowler, Agent, Rock
vile, Md.