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New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Ex-Judge Horace Russell, +. l.. Stetson, and
Clifford A. Hand argued before Justice Andrews yester
day In the Supreme Court Chambers against the
construction anduperaton OF horse railroad in Thirty
fourtl-st Abram Wakeman and G.. J.. LOwrey urged
the right OF Thirty fourth Street Railroad Company
20 Law track the street and asked that the injunction
be vacated. 80
The Hoyt will contest adjourned yesterday unt
Tuesday next Mr. Conkling denied runor that he had
abandoned the
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
A LAWYER OF THE HIGHEST GRADE.
AN OMEN OF PARTY HARMONY.


MT Eyarts VIII he tho greatest man VINO mas repre-
rehted New York IN tue Senate since the daysDt seward
As debatcr ho has hardly peer In the Senate his
oratory Is clear persuasive and brilliant Hehas hrge
experience In public fe partly through his service IN
the CABINETS OF two Presidents OF the United states nu
partly through his large practice at the bar Ills elec
tion must tent 10 harmonic the party He was SOUGHT
as man upon whom all could unite and he VIII receive
the unanimous party vote. The terms isi preeu
ana stalwart" and Mugwuinp" are rendered opsoelo
by his eecton
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
GALVESTON NAY BELONG TO TWO WOMEN
Chester y. Case of this city has advertised

for the heirs OF Colonel Asahe Langworthy. who, 10
says have legal claim to the city Of Galveston. Texas
More than hali century the colonel was prom
nent aud successful lawyer In New-York In is32 ho
married anu dspjsnR Of his estate here went 10 IcNss
In 1884 he bought 5000 acres on which Galveston now
stands from tho Spanish Government The surveyor oI
h" and s still alive hut the colonel and his VIE dcu
few years ago. leaving daughters. who married two
New. York men, whose names Mr.. Case does not Know
These ladies' entered claim for the land years ago
which they unable sustain In tho absence OF tue
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
REAL ESfAT TE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, JAN 20. 1885.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day:
BIZ John r. b. Snivth.
6story brick building with lot, No 7i3 Slave. es .o.
2o.5 oi 4Jths lot 25x76; Mary kull.....- S2o'ooo
by Horafio Henrrques.
aSrioSlii ai' sssp,on pS $500
By Louis Hcsfer.
Frank Yorin - :. " 2sso
s'0i55 5gx75; Il 80 81 4i20
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had no right to anythnsi Al know that they wanted
money. and that they loved money ana "ss VIII
ing to chip In and give them some.
Knowng that they had no right to anythlIg tn A
Or Mr.. Vanderbilt or Mr. Gould Ayes. sir l
would say any Of my friends; II would IKE TO nave
80 most seriously. don't think owed them anything,
and don't believe owed them anything for long time
after that transaction.
The ross-examnation will be continued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
LANDS FOR PUBLIC PARKS

The Commissioners OF Appraisal Tor land to
be the parks adjourned yesterday without
transacng any business until January 30 This action
was induced by the that they bad been served with
order 10 show before the Supreme Court Gen
cral Term January %. why order should not be
granted directing them TO consider the parks I'm the
more denseiy populated port OF tho city before TAX
ing up the maps of remote scotons. IL was Issued
the city,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Investment Securities and Defanlted Railroad
Bonds Bought and Sold by II. &. Williams * Co.,
Nos. ! and q Broad-st.. n. Y Orders executed at
the Stock Exchange. Patronage Of Investors and
Corporations solicited.
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CLOSED BY THE SHERIFF.
lBY TELEGRAPH To TIE TRBUNE.I

LoCKPORr, n. Y, Jan. 20.-The clothing
store Of Julius Peuss this morning closed by tho
shcrf aud In the afternoon Peuss made asst gument
20 james Atwater OF Lockport The estimated uibli-
ties are - 800. Estimated assets, $500
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
ASSIGNMENT OF A JrDGE.

PHTsBURG, Jan. 2O.-J. W. +. White, Asso-
eiato judge OF the Common Pleas Court made assign
to-day. His liabilities about $4,000 and his
assets Dot more than half that amount
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

an appeal to Prcsdenelect Cleveland asking him to ban
ish wine and liquor from his table at the waite House
TO make total sbstinence from intoxicating beverages
qualification for official appointment. and TO suggess
plan In his message to Congress to stop the
traffic
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
TO RESUME MANUFACTURING GOODS.

NEW -BRrNswIcK, n. j., Jan. 2O.-The Nor
foIk and New Brunswick Hosiery Company, which has
been closed FOR several weeks will operations
tomorrow On q reduction OF 10 per cont.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

| sales of Arkansas rs to Pine Blun Rarsad a IL
Again an unusual amount Of business was done in city
Central National at l0Si20108, Hanover at 40, and
Trsdesmen's at 95. The total sales amounted 70 $50
The market for railway bonds developed the Same fes
sfes that have been usual to it Of late When there
sctvlty there was weakness I'm figures and else whore
tnere was stea illness Erie second conso after opening
a. and the sns s S declined e IS and
% sne Central nfss oSp'Ss Of ss per cent nsAes s
81 70 o5is and recovered to 06a West shore and Bs
10 nrst s nctusted between 33 and 35 and closed
easier at u s7la metropolitan Elevated arsts wers
stronger at l06 East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
cOhsOs after 4o were unchanged ut 45 but the incomes
were oat per cent at IL Louisville aud Nashville nrss
NewOrleans and Mobile division. sold ut 6907O New.
Chicago. st. Louis and Neworleans were up at io5
Houston and Texas Central frss Main Line, steady
to 90 Burlington. Cedar Rapids and Northern trsts
rose 2 to lO5 Omaha consos we're of q az III and
Union Pacific frsts were easier at IIi4aiiIas bus
Oregon Short Line 6s 9o Atlantic and Pacific
frsts we're weak at 99aSlooa997s Fort Worth and
Denver tirsts rose Ia to 63a;
m %aas up o BY col. loss Of less currency gain
81 naymeas sso Srsacv
SIS, l0sS92; coin balance, 1926, ,399.776.
ca sss 70
and closed at the lowest named rate.
Exchanges $74, ,762, ,e95 balances. si,25S, $50
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day ro-
ces Msrs nS ir the
revenue receipts we're S199,2s4.
Ihe foreign exchanges stronger small demand
ana rates were advanced q sterling. We
Wise quotations for business follows: Bankers
bs 81 S2 and 81 S6a for long and short sterling
spectyely: 5.22% and 520as for francs 94ia and 90
for rechmarks 1875 and 40ie for guilders.
In London British consols were weak and declined %
per cent to 99 and 99a respectively for money and
count United states 4lss g per cent higher at
1l5Is American railways ii Irregular. but
ally higher on yesterdays late advances IN the homo
MARKET Erie second cOnsOls and 50. Paul. Canadian
vi le for
larly notable for their advances Later the quotations
were Irregular At Paris French per cents 10 1850
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEwYoRK. Jan. 20.
A small business was transacted in certificates
at the Petroleum Exchanges to-day and Judging FROM the
early disposition OF traders might have been smaller
except for an unexpected incident That was the AN
nouncement that the McCalmont OIL Company had made
an assignment The point that prices touched be'
fore the reports OF the failure contradiced @ they
w.re) was 69Ia cents efter the market had risen
~ IL were true indicates that some Interest fe called
upon to oppose "a breakwater TO It's possible euecI
With the aid OF official denial OF the fumored troupio
advanced again TO 1ol4 cents out hec aS
little desire 10 trade the sceptcsm created by some
recent coapses after the public had been reassrrd IN
fortunately figured in the temper OF the speculation "a
that feeling undoubtedly was added the hueu.s -
by the knowledge that the oil business has ior oaj
time been Improbable To many company. ~
large producers while its present outlook is hot
what could be desired The market In the s s.a ,rr
last night was recorded in the hnal qnotAuon'' 'N' WV
weak the lowest points OF the dhy. hut
The from the oil regions wa. no. 'ecine bv
the yield OF the Thorn Creek district '"o
the last gauge to 4,s2O barrels a..Iing were ~
Tne range or prices and sne to'a aeAiins' "e'o
follows NYPet Cons Ex
Opening ning...-...-.-.-....'''-... 70L 70f
Highest. ROII 69L
Lowest ...--....---'''''''' 69L GU
Final. 9orOOoo lO2O.O0d
CIsarances Yestercsy.-.....-- o,oof,oo" o,'e''o~'
m. ,asrauces elsewhere were; OIL city A,6l2ooo;
Rradford $4,000 aud Pittsburs' @'Ao<'o'" os1ies
Rsnned oil was unchanged
.,sadv clearances, 4270.0o0 bbls National Trsnsis
and Tidewater runs Monday, 5os42 bbls total ship-
meuts 5O,759 bbs. charters, 1926 bbsi Nationat
Transit certificates opened at e9l and closed ~ Ss
highest price. 7ot. lowest 6s'A
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

VIII OLEFELdND BINTSH HJNEF
The managers of the National Temperance
Society," at No. 6s Reade st. yesterday, resolved send
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
THE UNITED STATES sUPREM

Nos. c. II, l3. 20, 81. %. 23. 20.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
BOYDS AND BANK STOCKS.
Nil 4 81 Paul

5000 J33
& q NJ
5000. ..... l25
Mo X & Tex con 7s
lA.nDO. lN4
National Republican., 1885-05-04
THE COURT RECORD.


opur IN General Ttrm-Chisf Justice Cartier
and Justice Jdmes-Assgnmen for to-day
Nos. ., 4, H. IL, 10, H. Is, TO- H. is, 10, 20, 81
% %, "a, p, %, %, aud 2S
Circuit Court--Tusiicc Cbr.-Fisher vs.. Waller;
motion to strike out demurrer overrued
Van lngcn vs.. NTcrfiman; leave to lle addi-
tlonal pleas Wright VS.. bearing; demurrer
sustained in part and ovcrruled in part.
Glenn, trustee Va. Marbury; motion fOt Sc.
ourlty for costs oyorruled spalding vs. Bart.
ley; demurrer to third amended plea. Battley
vs.. Spalding; demurrer to amended declara-
ton. Andrews Il Co. Va. Crosby; motion TO
quash attachment oYerruled Fuller VS..
Mackall motion for new trial Overrulod. Pur.
Wis vs.. Maokall; now trial refused. Colmesnil
ct al. VS.. Drake e Webb; new trial denied.
Slmms vs.. Marsh. leave 10 withdraw demurrer
and joinder. Glenwood Cemetery Company
VS.. Close ct al; submitted. No assignment.
E0unV Court-Juthcs Hdgner.-KloOzewsk vs..
KlOczewski petition of Jos. Smolenskl dis.
Missed decree for nlimony rescindcd, and
petition of defendant dismissed. No assign
mcnt
Criminal C0urt-Justice MdcAriur.-Louls
r. Bart, belliug unslampcd cigars Amelia JOr'
dan, grand larcchyi Samuel J. Mills, assault
William Holmead, unlicensed dog Hilleary
Grocn, unlicensed dog 4. Edward CLARK, un.
licensed dog; Michael O,Brien. unlicensed
dog; Charles II. Payne, unlicensed dog. For
assighment-lobcr Jones, alias Fisher, as
sault with intent to kill
National Republican., 1885-05-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
weloEers-Hon. NJ. sweat. Portland, Nc

MelCkeI Ih-llOu' NJ DWchti IOIlluHui NC,
st. James-Harry Regan and WIFE, Philadel.
phia; II. Kendall, Massachusetts, j. s. Smalley,
oregon, and $. @. Allen, White River juno
ton.
willards-F. ]. Duhield. New York; W. D.
Main, A, l.. Chllds, Waterloo, n. ". X.
W, Alstan, Atlanta, Ca J. e. Van Pect, Chi.
cago.
Wormley's-G de Constonly, Paris; u, ster
and wife, Philadelphia; A. w. Kent, Brooklyn,
~ "; A. b. Durean, James Moore, and John
Smith, New York.
National-James Price, Indianapolis, Ind;
@. Waite, Virginia; James T. Trundle, Gathers
burg; Il, II. Snyder, Jersey city, n. J.; Il. IL.
Clark, Brookyllle, Pa; S. +, Craig, Detroit.
Arington-w. II. Bean, New York. Edward
Minere, Chicago Fred Dlez and wife New
f. Williams, and II, B Sergeant, jr., Boston;
Antoine Eagle and family Mexico,
Rlggs-F. o. Burhaus, Warrensburg Pa;
Chas. IL. Genge, Providence: A. IL. Mallory
and wife, North Carolinu Ed Soayor, Bostoni
W. A. Butler, Detroiti q, .. Cathran and g. B.
Graham Chicago.
Metropolitau-J Quinn and family, Orzaba,
Mexico; e. A., Comma, Panama; Olimaco
Ollyarez, Medcllin; GOV, j, Proctor Knott
Kentucky; Dr. Arrowsmith and family, Eng
land; ID. smithson, Peru George NJ. lnglls,
Chilli.
Ebbitt-A Q. Austin aud John A. Roctuck
New York Jas. stell aud wilo, Portland Greg /;
NJ, r. sohwenk, u. $. ~; j, ID, Plunkott and
u l., Burrel, NJ D., New Haven't Hon, Al
phonso Hart, Ohio Jas, Thompson Indian
apolis, Ind, and IL. Il iGounes, Baltimore,
National Republican., 1885-05-04
Meeting Of the Army Of the Potomac at Balti.
more. MAY q and 4.

The management of the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad are making special arrangements
to provide for the large travel to Baltimore
during the meeting of the Army Of the Poto-
mac, May 6 and 7. Special trains will be run for
the accommo odation Of the public between tho
two cities ut suitable hours.
The Washington Light Infantry Corps, ac-
companied by the Marine band, win leave by
special train about II u. m. May T. The Na-
tional Rifles, Veteran Corps companies, Emmett
Guard, Washington Rifles, Mai Fleetwood )
battalion, and the companies commanded by
Capts Kelly and Gray will leave by special
trains.
Prof. soussa has arranged an elaborate pro.
gramme to be rendered by the Marine band in
concert on the afternoon and evening of tho
9Th proXlmo, which will take place on Eutaw
place and Wilson street.
The ento arrangements for the enjoyment
and comfort Of visitors have been completed
by the committee In Baltimore A pleasant
time is, therefore, warranted to all who will
visit our sister city on this occasion. Fare
sl,lp for the round trip good for two days, tho
9Th and 7lh
National Republican., 1885-05-04
Maryland, My Maryland" :"
,sssss Pretty wives,

Pretty Wives
lovely daughters and noble men,"
'My farm lies in rather low and mias-
matte situation, and
"My wife -
"whoYr
"Was very pretty blondep
Twenty years ago, became
"Salloww p
"Hollow-eyed 70
"Withered and agedw
Before her time, from
"Malarial vapors, though she made no
particular complaint. not being OF the
grumpy kind, yet causing me great un-
casiness.
"a short time ago I purchased your
remedy for one Of the children, who had
very severe attack Of biliousness, and
IL occurred to mo that the remedy might
help my wife, as | found that our littlo
girl, upon recovery had
'Iostm
"IIor sallowness, aud looked as fresh as
new blown daisy. Well the story ia
soon told. My wife, to-day, has gained
her old-timod beauty with compound in
terost, aud is now as handsome matron
(if do say it MYSELF as can be found in
this county, which ia noted for pretty wo-
men. And l haYe only Hop Bitters 10
thank for IL.
"rho dear creature just looked over
my shoulder, and says I can natter equal
National Republican., 1885-05-04
TRATE1rRs' GUrDE.
lIr1Monn ANp onIo nAIIRoAD.

Il
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. MAY 2,
1859. UNTIL EUKrHER NOTICE
JR EFay% YRSSVpFl9R YRVFl9R iIPSnb Sb slsF9p I9Fner NE"
For Chicago iO:UUn. 10. and lOlO y. m, daily.
The 1900 a. tn. s fast Limited press 70 Pits
burg aud chicago, arriving IN Pittshurg at $40
iore s charged on this tfaln for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81. Louis daly
Coaches aud Palace sleeping Cars to above
points, without change $50 y. IN train is iiist
Limited Train tg Cincinnati and st, Louis. nrriy-
Ing In Cincinnati next morning ut $40. 50. Louis
u'5on ~. No extra iure ls charged on this train
For rittsburg at 900 n M, with Parior Car,
qnd U:lUp. III, daily TO Pittsburg, Cleveland. and
TdT ai,nnSrcc' iitn p gas Is io e.Ao
1iiSO SJ9 ard i9Q5 ,a a Mn m, l2l2 '25' 3i5
For baltimore on sundays. OlO 7;3O. $50
and ln15 a. ny l.26, liiO, $3.50. 4:dO, 6:4O
For points on the Shenandoah valley Rail.
road, aud points south, O2J q. ~. aud ulOp. m.
washington to Ssw @ 5rii orieanS ' u''''"" '''''p''
For Annapolis. 6ilO .. IN. and 1910 and 4;3O
fof way stations between Washington and
baltimore. b, Gao, s.jOa. m. 12ilOp, m. $40
n and $50, S50 l'46. 200. and dii 100 pm T. M.
For stations on Metropolitan llroncn, 7.25 a; ~,
D. ny daily "Eespi bd"y s1 o iSp bmfneps m me- Sstons fa
on Metropolitan branch, $40 n, m, daily, on
SUNDAY 'iops a. ~ gnlilg-. Tor Lexington,
except sunday; for Frederick. $40 q. IN. aud
$50 D. m. daily, except sunday.
For llhgCrstown and Winchester, $40 2. m.
daily, except sunday, aud 6:3O y m. daily to
IagerstOwn; daily, except sunday, 10 Win
chester.
Trains arrive from the west daily. .. 7:20 a.
M, l;lb, 4! iOp, m,
From Annapuliss 80 n. m. and 30 and 5!25 D.
M; sunday, 1898 a. IN, $50 y. IN.
From Lexington, b3O T. IN. daily, except Sun
| day.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s;25
/ q. m, and S.lb D. M daily, except sunday.
1ralnslcuye Baltimore for Washlngtpnat $50,
/ B:jU, 7:2U. 90, % %, aud 1880 u. IN, 12.1b,
$50, g. 4, 4;2O, o, $3.50 500, q, aud 1 90 p. M.
| on sundays, $50. q 70. 300 and 9'u5a M, $50
| 3.3U, ti.O, 3, $3.50, so q, and II 100 y. IN.
| All trains from Washington stop at RELAY Sta
| tion except 25 8 TO- aud q: Op. M
For further information apply at the Baltlmorg
| and ohio Ticket OfllCe-M ashihgton station, U1t
/ and 1861 Pennsylvania avenue corner OF Four
tecnth street, where orders Will be taken for bag
| gage to be checked and received AT nny point IN
| the city G.. X. LORD. q, T.. a.
| B DONHAM, General Manager. baltimore.
National Republican., 1885-05-04

SCIENTISTS, physicians, teachers, and other
Interested in electrical phenomena and phys
iCal experiments are invited TO call ON DR.. Il.
II. Rowland at his dental office. No, 2ll Four
and-a-nalf street northwest between the hours
of aud 10 on "Wednesday evenings during the
volopment of electricity by induction with a
new and improved combination Toeplcr.
llolt2 aud Wimshurst induction electrical ma.
chine,
National Republican., 1885-05-04

"PooR FELLOW r'-He suffered from insom.
nia, which means he couldn't sleep. 1t arose
from overwork, followed by nervous prostra.
tiOn. While in this state he shot his wife and
developed symptoms OF raving mania. What
q pity he had not taken Browns Iron Blttcrs
while there was some hope for him Mr. Noah
Hollaway Manchester, Va, says; ~ used
Browns Iron Bitters for loss of appetite and
pletely removes neuralgia and other nervous
diseases,
National Republican., 1885-05-04

Mnj Dye Saturday night received q dispatch
from the chief of police Of Philadelphia noti.
flying him Of the arrest OF George Carson, alias
little George" and Charles Crane, alias Tom
Kelly two noted bank sneaks" Their
method OF working was to enter n bank and
victimize depositors by the drop game"
These men are supposed TO have been impli
Gated in the robbery OF Mr.. Alfred Richards
at the Citizens National Bank, on Fifteenth
street. April rs. Crane tallies exactly to the
description given by Mr.. Richards and the
officers Of the bank. MAJ. Dye telegraphed to
hold the men until an officer could be Sent
there to identify them. Another party
seen with Carson and Crane, but who escaped
arrest, was subsequently identified as Ruiz
Miner, n confederate OF little Horace" Ho-
gan. Tho Philadelphia authorities consider
the arrests important, as these men are held
to be at the head of the bank sneaks." and
were on one of their periodical trips through
the country.
TWENTy-EIyr ppnla will btiy IA hntlla Of gal.
National Republican., 1885-05-04

A CARD, TO all who are suffering from the
errors and indlsGretlOns OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood SO,
Iwill send recipe that Will cure you, free OF
charge, This great romedy was discovered by
n missionary in South America. Send self
addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 4. In.
man, Station d.. New York city.
National Republican., 1885-05-04
rINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
l. THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
AND SOUTH W EST.

Schedule in effect April o. lssS.
ll;1b a. M.-Now orleans Fast al, daily.
making close connections south and SUuthwes
DAILY, except sunday, with g. e q, ny, Pullman
Sleeping Buffet Car from New York and WASH
ington to Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars from
Washington TO New orleans without change OF
cars,
5Io T.. M.-Louisylllc Fast Line. daily. via
Charlottesville, 10 Cincinnntl Louisville, and all
Western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
lU.40 II. M.-S0uthern Mail and ENprcsg,
daily to NIL points south and southwest, v n Dan
ylllo aud Charlotte. Pullman Sic ping cars
from Washington, via Dauville, Charlotte, and
Atlanta, 10 New orleans; nlsO rom Washington,
viz Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta,
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at
1ilb y. M. daily, except sunday. WnrrDnton
p. m. daily.
Trains arrive In Westinghouse a. IN. Southern
ENpr ~ dNilyi $40 n, ,u., Strasburg Local
dniy, kept hunlny; $3.50 T. M. ow orleans
FnN Mail daily; 900 y. M, Louisville Special
For tickets and all Information Inquire at Com.
pAny's Dnicc, COL Pennsylvania avenue. Trains
n. MACDANIEL, Agent.
SOL. IASS,
NJ SLAUGHTER,
~.
National Republican., 1885-05-04
The Theatre ComlnuN.

The Theater Comiquo will present great
attraction this week, Manager snelbaker is
always on the alert for something new aud in
teresllng, and he promises for tonight bill
that has not been surpassed this season. There
will bo two performances daily rs usual, all of
which will no doubt be well attended
National Republican., 1885-05-04

BENJAMIN Simpson, colored, % years old,
living In o street alley, between nth and 10th
Streets was shot In tho right thigh at . o. clock
yesterday morning by his stepson, Albert
simpson, during a family quarrel Albert was
tod
National Republican., 1885-05-04
FEET APRIL Q, M 1855:

IN EFFECr. April. D, 1885.
ton. corner OF 9TH and y sls., as followsi
=, For Pitt.bnrg aud the West, chicago Limited
daily; Fast Line, 1000 a. m daily V 10 cinciI.
nai ana - Louis, with stepping Cars lrom har.
Thhurg to Cincinnati and llOtcl Car to I. Louis;
daily. except saturday, to Chicago. with sleep
ing Car Altoona TO Chicago Chicago and Gin
a Inn r, M o 10 hnasa @ 6I aEd Mn sSsg
70 Louisvillei connecting at Harrisburg With
Western Express With through, slecprrs fgr
Express. 70 p m. daily, Tor Plttsburg aud the
West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg to
BXEffiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
:. For Erie, Canandnlgua, Rochester. Buffalo,
Palace lars Washington to Rochester.
For WI Transport, Lock Haven, and Elmlra
or New, ?rk and The Egst; 7i5, $50 and
LIN ~ a. M q; 10 p, M % nnd l2il3 night or
EKpressof Pullmah Paror Cars, oilON. m. daily
For Boston without change, D. M. every
week day. on sunday, p. m.
For brooklyn, y. X, all through trains con.
nex, aflording direct transfer TO Futon street,
avoiding double ierrlage across New York city.
o, 10 .. m, ard 1915 night Limited Express,
For baltimore, $40, 7;i6. $50, o;io 1880.
II n m. l2,95, 2, 4, A,21, 4;4O, o, ,7ilO, 10 p.
% m SnS ZIG 4i0 70 iIh m oa anf ffII99aB I9B pSbt iSbGo'
For hope,s Creek Line, 7:l5 H. M and i'dO p.
| III. uhllN, tNcCnl NunluN
For Annapolis, $50 H. M, 1908 and i;2O
m; daily, cycept SUNDAY. on sunday, 4 3 m;
| HALLWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON RAlLNDAp
| For Alexandria, Il, Z. D..O. 1l'Ol, and 1885
n. M, 2:O5, I:2O l,45, B:Ol, s'U5. and 1897
M on sunday n; q, 1'2j, ll;Ol II. m. SO5
For Richmonl and the south, q and / :Ol
a. m. daily, ANA i6p N. dat y,c G pt sunday
Trains lrnNc u NuudrH or wash nItOu, SOB,
| 3, 10, lOlO H. IN l.vuH ,l!2B, $40. 7:O5, aud
| lli3D u n,, AMI la;li ." ulWitt tpNCppt Nom
| day. ON sunday ~ .O.1Ou m T;O5 und
lO!lD n. in., aud l2'lt I'D.
| Tickets and mtpruul tt the Oilcc, north
| cast corner Of 1871 aud PENNSYLVANIA
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National Republican., 1885-05-04

CLIFToN.-May ., 1885. CHARLES II. CLIF
TON, In the AID year OF his age.
Funeral will take place rom his late residence
0d7 Massachusetts, avenue northwest, on Mon.
day, at 3 p. M Friends of the family are in-
vited TO attend.
WlLSON.--Mny SARAH H., the beloved wife
of Theodore ID. Wilson, chief naval constructor.
U. =. N, aged Al years months nd 30 days.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
services at her late residence, corner Of Six
teenth and II streets, Washington, ID. G., on
Monday. May 4. at $3.50 y. IN. Interment at
Rock Creek Cemetery
National Republican., 1885-05-04

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