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National Republican., 1885-10-26
TR1YELER's GUIDE.


IN EFFECT OCT. D, 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station,
corner 9th and u sts,, rs followsi
For Pitisburg and the West, Chicago Limited EE-
press o. Palace sleeping Cars at 300 a. M daily;
Fast Line 800 q. m. daily TO Cincinnati and 81.
Louis with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Gin
cinnau, and Hotel Car TO st. Louis, daily, except
Saturday, TO Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona
10 Chicago. Chicago and Cincinnati Express at
T:lO y. IN, daily, with Sleeping Cars Washing to
Chicago and liartisburg 10 Louisville, connecting
nt Harrisburg with Western Express with through
sicepcrs for ~, Louis. Pacific Express 10 p m.
daily for Pittsburg and the West. with through
BhLTiMOEE AND POTOMkC RAfLROAD.
For Erie, CannndaIgua, Rochester, Buffalo, Mt
agara, 10 p, m; daily, except saturday with Pal
ace Cars Washington to Rochester
For Willigmsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at
o:aO a. m daily except sunday
For New York aud the East, 7;1b, $3.50, and IL
AIN, 2, 4, lOp. M, and 1910 night. On sunday,
$50 q. m, aud . 10 y. M, and 1910 night.
Limited Express Of Pullman rarlor Cars, oAO a.
m. daily, except sunday.
FOR loston without change, Up. m. every day.
For brooklyn n; Y, all through trains connect
enordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ieIrigge aerofs New York city,,
o, 10 p ma "nG ial5 night SO ON IN" sunday t ss0 a.
M, 2, 4, q, 10 p. M, aud 1915 night. Limited
Express, 9;40 a m, daily, eTcep, sunday, -,
M, i26S' 3, T. Si25, aio q 4io, o. iop T'G m aud
l2;l6 night. ON sunday, $40 OiO ii u, m, .,
q, q, 5;lO, 10 y. M, and 1910 night.
For IOpes Greek Line, 7:l6 n M aud 44O y. IN.
FSr Annapolis, 7;i5 a. M, 1905, and 4i25 p. IN.
XLE&HSbpRiG XSi6 FIRiEDEEEiIGksBuRG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
m, 300, 400, i:i5, O2b, 500, and ll:37 =. NJ.
on Sunday, at u, O:25, 1lOl u. m., 800 y. IN.
For Richmond aud the SOUTH q aud ll0l n, m.
d@ anE S' SpS GSS T sSIGa oo
$40, 1O1O a, M, /, 800, 1928 b1O, 7:O5, and
On sunday nt and lO:lO n. M, 100 and ll;3o p
M, and 1910 night.
Tickets aud Information at the oflce northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue and at the station where orders can be LEFT
for the Cncckng OF baggage to destination from
hotels aud residences,
CIIAs. Il. pUGH, General Manager.
J. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
An Ambitions First Auditor.

First Auditor Chenowith, Of the treasury. tho
gentleman who created such ilutter In the
celebrated Keller case, and by Investigations
in the gcodctic and geological surveys, is cut
ting quite figure, IL is said, for Congress.
tricls, which Is not the property of the present
representative IN Congress. and he has nc.
qurCd the idea that he can succeed In procur
ing the nomination. With the prestige of his
nOtOriety already gained, It Is stated he goes
about the departments demanding aud sccur.
ing appointments for Texans against the recon-
mcn-Gtions of the delegation In Congress from
that state. There are threats If he keeps up
this work that he will find about as much
trouble In retaining his present position as he
will eventually have In his race for Congress
In other words the Texas delegation that Sc
cured his present position consider him SONG
what brasil IN his political aspirations, and are
considering the prOpriety ofsitting down upon
him
National Republican., 1885-10-26
RAILWAY NOTES.

While the principal features OF the trunk
line passenger pool have been agreed upon by
the agents, 1t Is not expected that the details
will be perfected for some time, nul II Is cs.i
mated that II may be The ist Of january before
the pool goes into operation.
A cable dispatch states that "among the
iumors affecting the London stock market wa,
d report that one company would control all
the Vanderbilt roads, aud that the Vanderbilt
interest would absorb the Erie rOll while tho
Pennsylvania company would work il. pleas.
urG with the Philadelphia and Reading"
Work on the South Atlantic road at Bristol
Tenn, has been begun. This road will connect
with the Norfolk and Western at Bristol aud
run to Blg stone Gap. Team, there connecting
with the Kentucky systcm The road viii b.
pushed through with all possible speed aud
will employ large force OF hIbOrcrs. The con.
tractor predicts the completion of the entlrc
line IN eighteen months
A New York dispatch says that 50 far as
regards the Baltimore and ohio, all doubt Hs
10 the position Of this company may be set at
rC't hy the statement of Vice President Speu.
Ger that the road is hlly IN accord win the
mON CmCut for the establishment Of n pool.
The Pennsylvania is disposed tO make COnCes.
siOis for The sake Oi harmony The baltimore
aud ohio VIII DC recognized as u New GO:k
line, ana IT. passenger traffic VIII bc carried
over the PcnnHy ylNHiia tracks ut fair rrcs, thus
ObNlating the Necessity for the building of II
new line OF for nbtuining control over the Con,
iTAl Sew jersey
The Kentucky Central, Of the Chcsupaake
aud Ohio system Is likely soon To extend is
line AMOS the ohio river. The CJvlngton
council hus granted the company the right Of
WY to extend It's track from II, presin; tCrmi.
nus in the southcrly part Of that city 70 the
ohio river aud II il understood work will be-
begun for the extension IN The course ut u lsw
months. The Cincinnati Enquirer snyG IT
locks NJ present Ms u lNc ROAD Wulld - 10 en-
ClurRli over the Louisville and Nashville rail.
Iuad by the way Of newport There VIII be m
hpIl nude al the neat session ui the kentucky
legislature 10 have IN passed Ia give the
thiOThcT, which viii strike this city ut IN
l,ut of either Plan stree, or Central avenue.
lhvTC Is alsO talk Of the Kentucky Corral
lld tl,u cone IN over the Southern rallruIl
lI.dGr."
National Republican., 1885-10-26

The ID. 7. Holloway lodge, No. 49, !. o, q. T.,
held aGcmperance meeting last night at the
Acknowledgement corner of North Capitol and
X streets. A6hoir Of twenty-five voices san;
several hymns during the evening. stirring
speeches were delivered by Hon. u. u. Vance
and Mr.. c. n. Whitney. During the lnter,,s
speech he took cxceptlon~to the methods
adopted by many physicians IN prescribing
liquor as n medicine 10 persons. On conclu,
sion of his address Dr. Bond arose andSToated
q little stir by denying the imputatiOn> cast
upon the medical profession, and stated til Il u
was not composed of men who did things atN
variance with honor and proprlety. Mr.. q. y.
Whitney replied to DR.. Bond in few minutes
gnpppb
National Republican., 1885-10-26

All friends everywhere, especially pairs of
friends who arc closely united aud have great
Joy IN their mutual trust and affection, ap
prise that have just lost friend. loved
him, and he deserved II. lie loved me, and
hope deserved It, though have never thought
| was ms worthy Tor my advantages as he lor
his, for my friend was Of II humber station
than |. Nevertheless we were much together.
Such was his love and such his reverence for
my stronger intelligence, that simply To b.
near me seemed TO he dear satisfaction TO him.
And such was my wClldcscrycd affection und
my reverence for his goodness and devotion,
tint worked the better during long hours by
paniOnship IN my study. Long and bright aud
communicative were the walks we had u.
gethcr. In body he was the stronger swltter,
moro supple and used TO watch with cxhila.
cal ecstacy of his existence. ! had little girl,
n sweet, tender, wiusOmc child, VINO died b..
fore my friend. During her snort life he was
much with her, and took much devoted care
of her. His name was the only one she ever
learned 10 speak. She used to utter II with
evident pleasure though she never acquired u
fliai syllable. ltwas beautiful To see his large,
strong protecting presence with the little,
spiritual, slowly.NInishing child. Aud
row, both are gone. lie was found
dead one morning lying, apparently, In
nll the pride OF his strength and beauty, Us II
he had simply fallen paiulcssly asleep. Shall
! ever meet him again. have strong faith In
IL. surely he and we are rs well worth pre-
serving as the twelve bRsketsill of fragments
picked up that there might DO no waste. Mean.
time his memory Is warm, dear beiutifll--nl.
together as lovely Us pure fidelity, a generous
disposition, intelligence without ambition,
and delicate manners could make II rcCOlloC.
ton. lie was impeded In his speech, not
dumb, yet not quite articulate but his efforts
10 speak were touching, pathetic, aud very OK.
prcssivc. His name was Bruce.
d, W ".
National Republican., 1885-10-26

The dissatisfaction over appointments In the
territories OF men from the states has begun to
arrive in a tangible form. The Department of
Justice and the Treasury are In receipt of quite
n number of letters of influential citizens Of the
territories protesting most vigorously against
the inclination Of the administration To send
strangers among them 10 administer the laws
of the United States. They state that IL this
thing of sending strangers to the territories
continues, II will not be six months until there
will be more carpct.bnggcrs In federal positions
than the Democratic party ever charged
south. Some ofthesc letters, II Is related have
been read To the President at Cabinet meet
ings, aud Mr.. Cleveland is being stirred up
about II. The south has been more persistent
in It's efforts to secure appointments to the ter.
ritoTies than any other portion OF the country.
National Republican., 1885-10-26


Court In General Term Chief Justice Cartier
and JudiccS,lames and MCrriCk. Nos. iS, 81, 81,
20, o. bs, 6l, G2, G3 and 81.
Circuit COurt-Justicc Cox. Moore, trustee,
VS. McQupde verdict for plaintiff White vs..
Auth verdict for plaintiff Tor $50. O'llriCn VS.,
shrCvc verdict for defendant Assignment
for ,todny-Appcals- ~, 3j, ~, -, 81, ~,
and A.
Equity Court-Iustlce IIagncr.-Icc VS.. Ice
order appointing james D Graham guardian
I'D lilcm. Clayton vs.. Case pro cOntessD va.
Gated with leave to plead granted AMI iliug Oi
certain papers required. Casey vs. Waite eN.
ccptions TO auditors report oycrrulcd. Perry
vs. Ford plaintiff directed IN prosecute his
cause. PotzCr vs. Pot2lcr; time to take tcs'i'
mOny limited to twenty days. Assignment for
to.dHy-Nos p, 20, "a, 2s, % 90 81, 49, 81, and
Probate Court-,Iusticc Hagucr.-In ro philip
s. Brown ct al; minors order appointing sam.
uel u. Brown guardian; bonds, $1,000 E'tltc
Of Charles G. Burr; receipts Of distribution
filed. Estate Of SOphrOnia Diil1; letters te3ta-
inentary issued to DR.. Clinton Parkinson;
bonds. 500.
Criminal COurt-Ius,icc Mac chrthur-patrick
Naughton, murder; arrnigncd aud pleaded not
guilty. Michael Began, larceny committed In
default Of bail. Annie Marie Gcutelc. passing
counterfeit money; bail fixed at $50, money to
be deposited In the hands of the marshal. As.
sipnmcnt for today Michael Began, larceny;
William lleuley, grand larcCny.Grant Thomas,
grand larceny and second oilcnsc petit larceny;
Chas. Tries, grand larceny.
National Republican., 1885-10-26

Rear Admiral McCauley In report to tho
Navy Department, dated from Panama, states
that everything is quiet there now. aud likely
to remain so until the election for president In
the spring, when trouble is anticipated by the
consul general. "Codc word" has been ar.
rnngCd SO that tile squadron may be imme.
diatcly npprscd Of any difficulty aud be on
hand With force Work on the canal Is vt u
Inndstill at the Pacific end, hut at the other
end, for distance Of three miles from Colon
onC.half the depth and less than the width OF
the cutting hns been CNCayatpd
National Republican., 1885-10-26
TAuGnT by TALMApGE.
An Old Man Sees the Elephant and
Pays for the Privilege.

An old man named Crampscy went to tho
Theatre Comlquc Saturday night to sec the
play and find out for hlmsolftho ins and outs
ofthc place lie was accommodated by Pearl
Wallace and Fanny Elliott, who inveigled him
into the cafe ut n late hour. 81 bought two
bottles ofwinc," said Crampsey, at 50 bottle.
We drank one bottle: the other gave Fanny,
aud told her that later on II could be used She
told me TO walt n minute for her outside while
she went away somewhere. ! did as she re-
qucstcd, but found that she skipped away, not
only with the wluc, but with $50 aud u pair of
specs belonging TO me-" The girls were ar.
rested. The Elliott woman denied the rob.
berry. She stated that the bottle of wine that
Crampscy gave her she sold for 20 cents.
National Republican., 1885-10-26

Among the judgments announced in tho
court of commissioners Of Alabama claims
Saturday were the following stephen W.
Cary, executor OF Thomas Durham, $3.50;
lille Hodges, administrator of Hornce T.. Carlilc
sl2,i97: Reuben W. Roper administrator Of
Henry J. Roper, Sl3, ,267; Thomas W. Selberlch,
administrator of the.estate of Anthony Sciber.
Itch, sS5lG Moses Ellis Il Co, $500: Page.
Richard,on 4 Co., 81, ,yiil7. Separate awards
TO Paul q. Blanchard, Sylylnus Z. Blanchard
and others, in all $50, TO.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
DenIh of Mrs. Iinulc.

ROCKVILLE, Mn, Oct. 2j,-rhe funeral
services Of Mrs. s. II, Bouic, conducted by Dr.
Joseph Walker, took place at the residence of
her son,in.law, Rev. S. r. White, this afternoon
ut . p, IN, Mrs, Bouic has been confined to
her b2d for two weeks on account Of n broken
hip and on Thursday last her entire len side
was paralyZed, and She was sinking rapidly
from Tint time TIL $50 Il. N. Saturday, whnn
she died. The deccaSedis well known through.
out the county, and has large number of
IelnllYCs In both MARYLAND and NIrglnlA.
National Republican., 1885-10-26

The services at the Congregational Church
yesterday were largely attended, being the
first alter lapse OF time, during which ox.cn.
slve repairs have been made upon the odlhcc.
The hand of the skilled workman was noticed
and admired. The ceiling aud walls have
the pews upholstered ANA the galleries
painted Rev Or, Newman preached ut the
morning and evening services. The music
under the direction Of Prof. Bsschon was OK
Cellent.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
TIE MARK ETs.


NEW ioRK, oct a. Stock spcculI ton vas
fairly active IN the morning, dull from " to ,
o'clock, aud brisk In the last hour. Prices al
vanccd steadily until the early afternoon; but
the greater purt Of :tho gain was lost later on.
Closing prices were generally above those Of
yesterday.
to-day, and IL loaned as high ~ ~. Most Of
the Tine however, loans were made at " 10 ..
The foreign exchange market was not active.
The nominal asking quotations for sterling
were unchanged NJ 49, Tor HXty.dIy bills aud
40 for demand. Actual business was done az
lsaI to iSIg for sAty.day bills, iSj'f to iSjI
for demand, lsTI to 80 for cable transfers, und
1871 to iS2 for commercial bills
The government bond market was strong.
The railway bond market was nG.ivu aud
strong.
Treasury balnnces-Colu. s.jgsio,G0j cur
rcnCy, Sl61O1E6s
National Republican., 1885-10-26
To-Day IN History.
OCTOBER N
u16l)

Q7GD
Ills pencil preached. II moved in power,
Made virtue glad, the vicious COVER;
And hearts, through eyes were 50 Impressed
The good grew better, bad confessed
The charm Of nobler deeds, They live,
The pictures twas his gin to give.
Aud shall live on, TO please, to teach,
Help, warm, and eloquenty preach
Look there on llogarth. sui he lies,
And yet tweTe saCrlege TO say
The wOndTOus Artist died to-day;
II sCCmS-but Genius never dies
= n
National Republican., 1885-10-26

Mr. Bernard 4. Muller, IA wealthy Jewcler OF
New York, died in n Pullman.car Saturday
while Ell route TO this city. lie was returning
home from Atlanta, Ga. His wife was with
him. Death was caused by consumption. The
body, on Its arrival here, was taken to joseph
G. Lees undertaking establishment, and was
sent TO New York on the Saturday night oN-
press.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
A Woman with "a Knife.

Lula McCullom got drunk yesterday amer.
noon and went TO the room Of Rachel Elston
In the Thompson Law building, q street near
Seventh She was put out by Rachel, but re.
turned with knife, aud cut the other woman
severely about the head and face. OIlcer Sui.
liyun reached the room In time to find gen.
eTnl row In progress, In which two men wcrc
also engaged. The officer had 10 call on Officer
Sutton for assistance to bring Lula 10 the station
National Republican., 1885-10-26

"lIiSToRIrs make men wise, poets witty"
either when he has sprained his ankle. No.
sir, not these, not these Give him but one
bottle of Salvation OH. The greatest cure on
earth for main.
National Republican., 1885-10-26

COTTON quiet and easy; middling, 0)s;.
FLOUR dull, but steady.
WllEAT-SOuthern quiet and steady; west
efn dull ana easy: southern red, y1DJjc; do.
amber sl.W@l.U2 No. . western winter red,
spot, W@ Dlc; November 9l@0ljSr; December,
0I5@0nac; January, OGjEdgoIc.
CORN--Southcrn dull, but nomlnally steady;
western dull and nomiual southern white, jiG
Soc; do. yellow, 52cGjlc; western mixed, spot,
SOC bid; November, iS4GDi0C; year, iJISt9ljc;
January, AtCrihiic.
OATS quiet and about steady; southern 300
3lci western white, 32@3lc western mixed, ~
oslo; Pennsylvania, Ji6g3lC.
RYE nominnlly steady at G5N67c.
PROVISIONS mirly active ami steady-But-
ter steady and unchanged. Egs. firm ut 2Dc.
Petroleum nominally steady-rehned, $40
SIC. COilce lower; Rio cnrgocs. ordinary TO
fair, f9,MS54c.
SUGAR Copper refined duh nt l0iZ@llc.
WHISKY firm at sl.lgGl.2J.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARRET.
BALTIMORE, oct. 2i-Vrglnla Gs. cDuqol-
dated, 81; pastduc coupons, jsl5: new lO.IJs,
3GlI; new IS, 80 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
A Colored Man DrowneJ.

A colored man, supposed to be Edward Ates,
about II o'clock yesterday morning, fell into
the river from Emory's wharf, Sixth street
sputhwest, and was drowned lie walking on
a Nglod pile when the wood gave way and
thTeT\lI linn into the water. The body was re.
covered-rl the afternoon. lie is mulstto,
full face, had on u black knit jacket, dark
vest and pantas, odd shoes, one of which was u
base ball shoe. The clothing was ragged, and
lie seems to be Il trahn
National Republican., 1885-10-26
1907 Prizes, amounting to............",
CERTIFICATE.

1907 Prizes, amounting to...... 800
CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
rnngements for all the monthly and seIni.annual
drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and In person manage aud control the Drawing our
selves and that the same are conducted with honesty
fairness, and In good faith toward all parties. We
authorize the company TO use this certificate with
fac-simile OF our signatures attached TO Its RdysT-
usements. q, 4. BEAuREGARD.
J. A. EARLY.
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only 10 the Office Of the Company, In New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving fun
address.
IMPORTANT.
ns- Remit by Postal Note Express Money Order,
New York Exchange or Dram on New Orleans. Let
tiers with Currency Invariably by Express. We pay
express charges Oh all sums OF - or upward, ad-
dTs---T-S ~ A. I. gAAL EIIlS.Gsw orleans La.
Address Registered Letters anu iiiETr rrr-SYfrp-
Money Orders Payable to NEW ORLEANS Ma
IlONAL BANK, or LOUISIANA NATIONAL
NATIONAL BaNK. New Orleans La,
National Republican., 1885-10-26
CITY ITEMS.


DR, t. a. PALMER, Westerly, r.. l., says;
Hunts Remedy Is the best medicine Tor
drOpsy, II has almost raised the dead"
Dr. A, w. Brown, Mystic, Conn, SAYS: "I
have u case of dtOpsy resulting from heart dis.
ease which Hunts Remedy relieved at once"
HowLASD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, I'll Four
anda-half street northwest three doors north
Of Pennsylvania avenue. 4. l.. Rowland NJ.
D., g. IL. HOwland, u. ID. s., and Robert W.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist EXtractions, under nitrous oxide, 8 0
cents each tooth, ana only 80 cents extra for
gas whether one or a number Of teeth are eX.
trnCted nt the same sitting, Have administered
nitrous oxide TO over 1000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold, nmllgum, and white
filings inserted In the best manner All work
warranted first class.
s3 per gallon, IS cents a quart bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near ID.
"ALDRRSEY DAIRY WAGONS. "-Fresh Alder.
ney Hutter Chuned every morning aud de-
liyeTed In = pound Ward" prints, AT 10 cents
per pound. Also. cottage cheese GEMS per
ball; bultcmilk. cents per quart, and sweet
milk AT D cents per quart.
BERKELEY pune rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 pyr gallon, 81
quart, hnl 90 cents pint p cents n sample
bottle. lharp SIS \ street northwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-26
DALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILR0Ap.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1855,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
JERsEY AVENUE AND c STREET. "
For Chicago, 1000 a. m. and 1910 p. NJ. daily.
The 1000 ~ M. Is nst Limited Express TO IltE.
burg aud Chicago arriving in littsburg at T:3O =.
M, Chicago next morning Ht SOB. No extra fare Is
charged on this train for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81 Louis daily at
$50 y. M, and 1910 D. m, with Through Coaches
and Palace sleeping Cars TO above points, without
change $50 ?. ~. train Is Fast Limited Train
next morning ut 7:45, st. Louis $50 y, IN. No
extra FIRE is charged on this train for fast time
For llttsbuIg at 1000 a. M, with Parlor Car,
and 0lO p. m. daily TO ritisbnrg,, Cleveland, aud
Detroit, with Sleeping Cars to pittshurg.
s a9r dnd n%%GEs is on %eck io aIS' oiH o2 nm
ute tlainl, $3.50, 4:30, 44o, j4o, $40, 200, s;25
For baltimore re on Sundays, 0hO, 7:3u $50, and
1908 n. m, LOO, 1880 $3.50, 4:4O b:iO GAO,
z, S:25, and 100 =. m.
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
and points south, 900 u, III. and o1O y. m, daily;
300 n. IN. train has Pullman Sleeper Washington
For Annapolis, 6IO n. m. and 1910 and 4:3O p.
M; on sunday. $50 a. M. and i:iO ,. IN.
For way stations between Washington and Balti-
more, ., GAO, $3.50 q. M, 1910 4. me- $3.50, i;iO,
Z, and IL p. IN. on sunday, $50 a. m. and 1880.
$50, 4:40, Z and II p M; ~ ~
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, T:2o n. IN.
and ll:l5 p. IN. daily, except Sunday and 0:3O y.
III. daily; 4:4O p. M daily, except Sunday, for
principal stations on Metropolitan Branch; $40 a.
ington, staunton, aud Valley branch, $40 a. IN.
daily except sunday; for Frederick, $40 a, M and
d:4U p IN. daily except Sunday.
For local stations between Washington and Gath.
ersburg, 1890 D. NJ. daily except sunday.
For lIagerstOwn and Winchester, $40 q. m. daily
except sunday, and 6:}O p. NJ. daily 10 Hagers-
town; daily, except sunday, TO Winchester.
Trains arrive from the west daily, q, 7:2O n. M,
lao, $50 p. m.
From Annapolis, $50 q. M and LOO and 0;25 p.
m; Sunday, 1888 q. M, U3j 2. IN.
From Lexington, $50 p. m. daily except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, S:2o a.
NJ. and 81 3 p. NJ. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 0:lO,
$50, 100 300, O:O5, and 1880 n. IN, aud 1910,
$50, 800, 400, d'2O, 600, 030, 500 300 and
ll3OO p. M; on sundays, $50 72O, 300. and 800
a. M. 80, $50, 420, 600, G'3O 500, 300, aud
IL pm
Ali trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except 30, 3!l5, and $40 p. NJ.
For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Ofice-WashingtOn station, 0lO and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken for baggage TO- be
checked and received Ut any point in the city.
e. X. LORD q. l.. A.