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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
ron
sulldiass, seAesIs. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passages,
slsspiag and Refrigerator Cara.
Psrfscs ventilasisa guaranteed
wherever vsnsaiation n
Reqaire1.

Architects and builders unite In SAYING
cur Nos. and 8 for bed room and ofi1ce
ventilation, viii soon become - standard
- the window.
our ventiistsr sin any siss). whsn
placed through wall. q window sash, or
. wooden bar under sash, admits q con
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control. without drnaghfs; any desired
temperature can BE- maintained In any
apartment Ne once or accepting room
snoSld b without + e i stops DarEi.r.
apartment constantly freaA without rails
ing the wtndowA Being heavily plated
In nickel it u very ornamental when
place. Tho handles serve 70 regulaf
ventilator, also 70 raiss and lower he
window.
Price List for Bed Room
and ohfioe Sizes.
No. l or lhinch vsntiiAtor. . % each
No. 4 or sfinoh Vsatiiaier.... ! 8 each
FER dozen .......-............. - 60
Ask YOUR HARDWARE DEALER
FOR II.
General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago, rooms
9 and z.
Send for circular. Call or adarsss cor.
dependence Investigating DAILY Puar-
hfEzx1exnck& Seattle. W. T..
JOHN n. AVER Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

Lnxpox, Aso. 4.-The nsnes In 10
s1isgy today AZ 9eocral Grant rendsrs
20 his eharacfsr the hi1hssf praise II
Gays that tha action Of The Confsder&fs
Generals Johnston and Buckner in acf-
Ing as pall bearers tsssiass 20 she end
Of civil stxife between tss North and
south.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

TonosTo. Aug. 4.-Reprsssntstivss Of
yesterday afternoon and compared their
buildings Destroyed By Ere. II 10 ascsr
tanned that besides large number Of
risks held By IRE Insurance. associations,
less by ere 10 estimated at $750.000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

LoxDoS. Ang. {-Sir Charles bikes
friends are sssidaously and loyalty
spreading strong danial Of the divorce
scandal rsports and insist that there ia
NOS word Of truth in the rumor. TIE
deniAls are nst believed even By Dilks's
political ASSOCIATES.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05
Increasing Their Strength.

srMLA (India), Aug. 4.-The Govern
meat has decided 10 add two companies
10 each battalion Of native infantry and
squadron TO each regiment Of cavalry.
A Coed Measure Defeated.
LosDoS. AuR. 4.-Tbe act making
medical men who examine girls for i'm
moral Purposes liable TO two years ina.
prisonmsnt was neRatived by q vote of
lis 10 80. The bill was passed in CON-
mittee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

MARsErLLEs. Aug. 4.-The Gases of
cholera are mostly among the poorer
classes. The Portuguese Consul has
succumbed to the disease. Ministsr
Legrande and DR.. Bronardell have ar
rived here to organize q system Of san.
itatiOn. The municipal butterflies
have conferred With the foreign Con-
suls here respecting the establishment
Of Quarantine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

WAsHrNGros. August by Indian
Inspector Armstrong the census Of the
Cheyennes and Arspehoes was found 10
be 2l67 and 1907 respectively. They had
been drawing rations for 10 years for
3169 and a.98 members respectively.
The saving in beef and hour alone sy
the new census is $1,000 per year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-05

" No@p8uN ~ NNlto AtaAttzys auu
Company +, Twelfth Infantry. The
Gnlnd Army men guarded the remains
at the posts Of honoR, and foaf men Of
the Tenth Battalion we're mounted a.
each corner Of the oatafalqne. Gen.
esAl Hancock and stat nled ont
inht SpeiioeF street. where the General
uasI mounted % powerful blaek horse
splUndidly oapArisansd. The organlzA-
TORS 10 taxa part In the procession we're
waiting In vArions streets along the line
Of march and Assamed their poG
tioE,s In the pFooe1lon - the
head moved on. There we're
sSti men In TIE procession Many ecm
paaies outside Of Albany and ne
Vicinity we're present and teined
In the prooesslon. The column
moved thrun9h North Pearl street..
10 slsa .. 10 Essis ssrses. 20 washingsoa
Avsnee. 10 keox street - State
itrses and 10 The Capitol General han
,soelt than dismoansed and retired. and
ihe rsrasins uers deposited beneath the
ltseai natAfsiQos In tee Senate corridor.
xaR sEAyrcn N WEsfMENsrxn AnRBx.
lssxpoa, AuR. A--Ths Grant memori-
Al saryias IN Wssfmiusser Aneey tia
,fteruaon uas 40 imposing sseat addrd
10 che Alsaogs Of Eaxsand. Ths ediaes
,yas crowded with q esngfexssion OF
,snhsh nsArly every member was . dis
singuishsd person. Tue order Of ssr-
siics wes ~ felhowss
Rlxst--ssehubeRs's fanerAl marcia
Sseond -FanerAl procession 40 ne
nav, % The CssAcdFki - The eeotr.
Taird-rhs epsning Of TIE bafiAi
sHrviee.
/ F0arsh. The Soth Psalm.
Fifsh-rha days iesson.
sirsS--Faasr1 ssTmoa By o4nen
lfAr,ar.
nswenth- -SpoAxAs anthem. blsssed
ara The departed"
RinhaA- HAnAsi's anthem, His body
10 buried IN pesee.s
Ninsh-. fsa ocsclndfnG prayers
TansA--fks hariAl sersioe.
EsveniA- nleesinZs.
Tsslfsh--Ens dad march b e1nL
Tie fanee2l s1drssa. delivered ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16

Speeulant 1T, Der fi1 ni1t tlmmert nm
ben Rerter, INN ben unbarmber3isen Sic.
cue, UNI iieben Yro3efe innerbalb breisr
Monate, nm bic ansebrobte 0erbannuns f;
oh Der Elm 9eudler 1T, benz man eben feline
freimitbise Ofenbeit gum gormurfe madt /;
Oh Der elm fali1er Bruber 1T, welder bic
Seetirer entIarut, bic &omplotte p~ereitelt
nnb bic faliden Npoitel NIT benz Subas.
seloe in Der 9anb abfaBt.
vNnerbinss wirb er nit Sdmdbunaen
iibe,bduft. Mbsr bas 1T ia gera6e Der ers
babene gntbeiI %unlerer mutbiaiten &dm.
pen. SD babe seisben, ME Don Sues
rangers 9aar gu breiBis Sabren seblei9t
mai I'M Sample fur bic rSmii9e Qitursie.
Sd tbeilte ben @ram, wsIder Souls Ieail.
lot 10 erfiute, baB fem 9i4t amei Sabre
uor ieinem Tobe erloi1. sic muBten bic
LANCE unb gu fribe Tobesnotb pom @iuiam
@ramer ueriiBen. sic tennen bic YrI.
funsen BON Oapib gIbertario unb @amOn
Nocebal.
v8ielsidt miiBte i'd aud Biuiam
BrouuerS anfibren. Niemanb meib beis
fer oils er, baB, nenn Der tatboIii9e Sets
tunssi9reiber beute elm Mpoitel 1T, CT nit
benz 81. Baulus iasen muB:
ySn Illem ertrasen mir TribiaI, obne
uns beirren gu laiien; mir finb betriibt,
obne gu uerSweifeln /; mir werben usrfolst,
finb aber ni3t uerlaiien; mir iinb niebers
seialasen, seben aber nidt gu @runbe."
r@s pdre ~iibrissns elm &inberipieI,
penn mir MIR pom ben ertldrten Setnoen
al leiben bdtten ; mir miiiien uns au9 &c:
fallen lafen, BON Seiten ber llnierisen ~
Ieioen. pom Seiten Ssner, bic uns fennen
unb bic iiber uniere Ibii9ten ni9t i'm I'm:
flaren ietn t0nnen. l1nb UNI auf bic Ia.
tbOliiden 3eitunsen suriidsutommen, wenr
bic sottloIen unb pon 9aus aus feinoli1su
8ldtter uniere Sertbeioiser usrfolssn,
bann bleiben iie In ibrer &oqe; aber ,penu
Bel ibrem Iustritt aus benz @efdnsniB
inmitten uon Yro3sIen Elm 8orfampfer be,
suten Sa9e iosar pom tatboliiden Bldt:
tern sersaust mirb, 10 1T Das fiirwabr BAG
3ei9en elmer 3sit Der 0erwirruns. llebri:
gems ridtete Der bl. 9uulus feline betriibtsr
Worte ni9t an bic Suben BON Seruialem,
nidt an bic Sopbiiten BON 9ltben. nidt ar
bic Ssiben, i~onbern an feline S0bne, iein'
Brioer, feline getebrten gu &orintb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16

Oeinen Mutb aufre1t erbalte, bamit Ou,
TAPER uie bisber, bic gbre 9ottes unb
bas 9sil Der SseIen anitrebeit. Wir 3weis
fslu fsrnsr nidt, buB in benz sroBen Sample,
ben bic 6irde a%us3ubalten bat, Define
Mitarbeiter, meI9e bic Yiebe un6 Der Offer
fir bic &eIision nit Dir perbinoet, Dir
trdftis bethlehem In Der Sertbeioisuna Der
@ubrbsit unb in Der SOrbsruns bes Wobe
les Der @Idubissn inmitten 10 uieler Saus
itride unb Srustiinite, nit benen bic ses
innoe 9ebre uno bic SsiIisteit ber Sitten
obne llnterlaB pom ben Seinben Der &elis
sion betdmpft werben. l~lnterbefien feben
mir inifdnbisit gum allmddtisen Soft, @r
m0se Did init bimmIii9en ErOfunsen
iiberiditten unb Dir unb Oeinen Yrieltern
nit Seinem mddtisen S9ube bethlehem,
bumit guere Initrensunsen NIT rei9li9en
Srii9ten seiesnet werben. Wir wiui9en
enbIi9, boB Der Ipofoliide Sesen, ben
8ir Dir, sbrmiirbiser Bruber, Dsinem
sansen &lerlis unb BEN Dir untsriteuten
@ldubisen aus lisbsuoIem SerSen i'm
Germ lpsnben, fir Sud elm llnterpfanb
auer bimmlii9en @naben unb elm 8epeis
l~1nierer 2iebe unb l~lnieres WobIwouens
ist.
geeeben su &om BEL ct. peter am IA. Wdr;
1885, I'M adten SABRE unieres Yontiffates.
(@e3.) Yapit geo xii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16

IidtIid Der por,igli6Ren drinli1eu Tugenben /;
bas FINITE unb Iebte 8apitel beipridt bic Gins
ben 9e9en ben 9lauben. Qeioer 1T unS Der
PreiS bes @ertes nidt befannt.
The Life ArOnd Us. A Collection of Sto-
ries. By Maurice Francis Egan,
Author of "Songs and Sonnets',
"Preludes" etc. etc. Fir. Pustet &
Co.. New York and Cincinnati.
Sieie @eidi6ten iinb in ben Iebten ,ebn Sab
rem 9eidrieben unb in peri6ieoenen fatbolii6en
iSeiti6rifteu p~ubliSirt poroen. 0ieies ID
Seweis Senus, bah bic grSablnnsen iittlid rein
iinb, wenn uns nidt i6on bic Serla9sfrma
Siir9idaft bafiir 9dbe. Oa es Der &ebattion
unmo9lid N, iol6e Werfe senau burd;uleien.
10 mnB iie iid nidt ielten auf bas anieben fti;s
sen, bas Der autor unb bic Serla9sirma in tas
tbolii6en 9reiien seniebt. Sir 6ieieniseu, bic
germ @nsliid leien. iinb bieie Stories gu ems
pfeblen. Der Yreis BEL id0ner @usitattung,
9utem Druid lnb itartem papier, nit eeinmanos
%einbanb, 1T biais, $1.25. Sas Berf bat 400
Seiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
e6retbem e.. Vdpftlt6en Sei'
It8fett Eco XIII. an Den bod
tparoisften Serrn Sti@of
bon ~2uSembur8.
BaDft Qeo xiii.

gbrmlrbiser Bruber, @ruB unb apoifo:
Iiidsn Sssen! ansensbm unb wiltommsu
waren Tins bic @lids unb Sesenswini9e,
msl9e Du betm 9ersnnaben beS bobsn
Seitss ber @eburt unieres 5errn In Dsis
mem lisbsnswiirbisen S9reiben llns uuss
briiden woltsit. Denn Jules, UNI mas
Ou bamaIs fir Inns ssbstsn, 3sist Osinen
bsruorrasenben @tfer fir bic Sa9e Der
Rirde unb Define Sinsebuns an bisisn
9lpofolii9en Stubl, inbem Define Wiini9s
li9 eben auf ibren Nusen unb ibr Wobl
besieben. Der guSorud Oeinsr 2iebe,
ebrwirbissr Bruber, mar Tins UNI 70 ansss
nsbmer, is mebr Wir bic 9irtsniOrse aners
tennen, bic On als trsuer Ssrpalter auf
bas Wobl Oeiner Seerbe p~erpenbeit, unb
bic prieitsrIide GuSenb, nit weIdsr 0u
Oein bsilisss glmt ueriebit. Snbem Dir
bierbur9 Define Tussnb nit usrbisntsm
9obe berporbsbsn, unb Dir SusIei9 bur9
oieies S9reiben sinsn 8epsis uniers sr0B:
fen WobIwoaens sssen Did seben, wins
l9en Wir, baB bieies Cob uno bieies unier
Woblpollen Dir gum Troite serei3e ins
Der unwirbisen Sei3impfunsen,
benen Ou In bieien i9Iimmen 3eit'
3u leiben bait, anb bab IS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
Gin 8ort Oct Grmutbtauma.

aarbinal pitra, cine 3ierbe unb 9eu9ts
bss beilisen Golesiums, i9rieb bieier Gage
an 9rn. @bbe Sroupers, &ebatteur bes
"Amstelbode" 81 @miteroam, einen Brief,
Der uns tatboIii9en Sournulilten gu gro:
Bem Groite serei4t. SIS beiBt tn bemieI'
ben:
vSie wunbsrn iid ibsr bic Yerlaum.
bunsen, welde bas nJournal de Rome
psrfoIsen. Sd frase sic, Oh Der eiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
Gatbolii1er atr6en &aIenoer.
gom rei4en Siidsuse Yetri. Cue. 5.

Sount. ben 81. SUM Mopiius p. @on;asa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16

Bir fSnnen eu9 tn benz Soriate, Elm
tatbol. Slutt su srinben, nur ermutbisen.
Bir boffen, baB ule suten 8utboliten, bic
fi9 nm bic &slision unb bas 9uterlano
perbient MAIDEN wouen, In benz Offer unb
Der Gbdtisteit fur oteies Bert, bas in I'm.
fern Nusen BON Der . d ten Sebeu.
tuns 1T, petteifern.
SEQ XIII. In 1889 an ben SiI9of pon @ncona
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
Die Sttut,ne Seo's XIII.

9aI5et eusr 9i9t leu3ten por ben Wens
den, SAINT iie eusre suten 8erte ieben.
itnb Der 9err sebe eud 6a3u Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in garma .ri9einenbe glatt
Luce" (2eu9t3, &nfanS 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
2iterarii6eS.

Little Manual Of the Sacred Heart. A col
lection of instructions, prayers
hymns, and various practices in
honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Enlarged Edition.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16

Oieis Susenbidiit m6dten mir in iebem Saul
iebsn, mo iin9es Bolt 1T. Der Qeieitofi 1T pai
ienb sepablt, fir bic mittleren S.usenbiabre be
rednet unb NIT prddtisen gilbern in Sdmar3
brld geSiert. Die 9bromos Der einSslnen Ssft
limb wabre 6unitarbeiten. Papier, Druid I'M
ausftattuns Der Sefte iinb taoelos unb wte bill
li9 Der Yreis Is Gents per Seft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-16
A6tumg i6r Sat6ofiRen !!
Die Gimme pes perit. Yims TX.

Btr erIuden sic tnifdnoisit, allen 6enen
nit eurem Suten Biaen uno eurer @unit
bei,uitsbsn, bte, nit @eiit besabt uno nit
~senAseuoer GenntniB ausseriiitet, iid an
Bic Nrbsit MAIDEN unb Bidder uno i3eituns
gen Sur Sertbsibisuns uno Serbreituns Der
tatbOlii9en 9ebre per0fsntli9sn.
@ncpclica piis TX.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
GOLDEN Cross NOTES.

The grand commander, Charles L.. Pat
ten, has issued commissions to the follow
ing persons, appointing them deputy
grand commanders William I. Kent of
Meridian, No. 17s, as deputy to Goodwill
NS 81 M 10 AndTns st ToSn 81 Ma NHalsSSon Mo-
II. Seorlcs of ST. Johns, No. 32, as deputy
TO Halcyon, No. 1913 a. NJ. McBath of
Goodwill No. 81, as deputy to Meridian,
No. 17s.
r. d. Meston, the efficient keeper of
records of Halcyon Commandery tor the
past six terms, has been elected to the po-
sition of noble commander
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
st. Johns Commandery, No. 32-Noble
commander, Vim. G. Souder noble vice
commander, Mrs. Emily Moffatt noble
cial X. of r., John II. Ehle; w. herald,
Samuel Mahoney; w. prelate, s. ii.
Decker; warder inner gate, Joseph Bur-
roughs; warder outer gate, Jas. II. Searles
past noble commander, Richard III. Yates
These officers will be installed into office
by Deputy Grand Commander j. NJ, An
drus of Halcyon Commandery on Thurs
day evening, July 2, in McCauley's Hall,
200 Pennsylvania avenue southeast, and
hereafter the regular meetings will be held
on the first and third Thursdays of each
month. =
Halcyon Commandery, NO. 12S-NoDle
commander, h. ID. Meston; noble vice
commander r. Kingsman; noble keeper
of records, $. j. Armstrong; financial
keeper of records, George Cline; worthy
treasurer, j. Humphrey; worthy herald,
c. L. II. Holmes; worthy prelate, j. M.
Andrus; warder inner gate, Addison
Walker; warder outer gate, Thomas E.
Maddox; past noble commander, George
j. p. Wood. The otficers-elect of Halcyon
Commandery will be installed on Friday
evening, July 3, in Stidham's Hail. 1923
Seventh street northwest by the Grand
Commander, Charles i. Patten, at the re-
quest of James IL. Searles, the special
deputy.
Goodwill Commandery, No. 2l-Noble
commander, Walter Allen; noble vice
commander, Edgar Janney, NJ. D.; noble
keeper of records Edward Steer; financial
keeper of records, Benjamin +. Moore
worthy treasurer, II. W. Frankland
herald, William ii. Barbour. warden
inner gate, Henry }. Kehr; warden outer
gate, Frank G. Severance; past noble com
cers-elect will be installed on Monday
evening next, July g. in German Hall, 10y
Deputy Grand Commander William T
Kent of Meridian Commandery.
John A. Blundon, esq, whose sudder
death was reported in THE CRITIC of yes
| terday, was member of Meridian Com
mandery, u. o. g. g., and was insured fo
| $1,000. -Four other deaths have occurred
in this city in the order since its establish
| ment in 1878.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
A REVIsRIE.


A helpless infant in its mothers arms,
A blushing maid
A meeting meath the stars,
A heart fast knocking at Its mortal bars.
A couple standing at an altar rail,
Two hands fast clasped:
A few brief words of prayer,
A PASTORS blessing on the happy pair.
A glad, triumphal march adown the aisle,
A Joyous coming home
festal scene,
Two lives now joined In one with naught be-
tween.
A few short years of blissful welded life,
A sound of chidren's voices
On the evening air;
An aged form, with flowing snow.whte hair.
A mortal soul, impatient TO be free,
A group of sobbing friends,
A icetng breath,
And the last page of Life Is turned by Death.
June 20, 1885 ~, q.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
THE FIELD OF LABOR.

The Bellaire (O.) iron and steel works
will start up to-day with non-union
men. The steel plant has been idle since
April.
The International Furniture Workers
Union No. of Chicago has adopted n rule
that no member shall work over time or
on Sundays under penalty of expulsion
In New York there are five organizations
of female unionists-weavers, shirt
makers printers, shoefitters and dress
makers They make good unionists and
stand by each other as few men do.
The $50 men employed by the Wabash
Company at the works, in Chicago, will
quit work to-day if the company does not
respond to their petition for their pay for
May and June, two months due, ON Tues
day.
The discussion of the eight-hour ques-
ton seems to have died out, although
trades. The bricklayers are working only
nine hours day, and it is reported that
already $3.50 a day has been offered for
good men.
1t is understood that all the clerks in
the employ of the Vicksburg ~ Meridian
and Vicksburg Shreveport IL Pacific rail-
roads, at Vicksburg, have been asked to
resign, the designations to take effect
July /, the date that John G. Gault, the
new Sener,il iialliiSer, goes ilto ollice. ~
is also said that the office of the Queen Il
Crescent Road, in New Orleans, will be
removed to Cincinnati.
Perhaps there is no trade which better
reflects the condition of the workingmen
than that of cigar-making. When the
trades are busy at good wages, cigar
makers are also busy. Just as soon
as there is the slightest dullness men
stop making cigars and the cigar-mal1ers
are discharged, This applies more es
pecially to the cheaper grades Those
manufacturing expensive cigars are
scarcely effected by dull times among the
workingmen. Those who smoke the 800
or 1900 cigars rarely know what dull times
really means to the majority.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
Additional Train Facilities.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio, in addition To
their five local trains in each direction ON
Monday, June 80, place two more local
trains ON. One train will leave Washing
ton at 1890 p. M, running rs far as Gath
ersburg, arriving ut lao p. M; returning,
this train will leave Gaithersburg at 2:l5
p. m, arriving in Washington at $40 p.
IN. The other train will leave Washing
ton at ll:l5 at night, running through to
will leave Washington Junction at $40 n.
m, arriving in Washington at 1880 u. IN.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
Asked to Reconsider.

The last meeting of d, p. Holloway
than usual from the fact that the Degree
Temple held an extra session here and
conferred the degrees ON fourteen mem-
bers of the lodge, The lodge, by unani-
nous vote, raised committee of three to
wait upon MIR. Caldwell, G. w. g. T., and
beg him TO reconsider his determination to
resign at the August session Of the Grand
Lodge. After some interesting short
speeches and some good music the lodge
adjourned with several applications lying
over for the next meeting.
The Washington critic., 1885-06-30
TyHE GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
rU THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

T0 THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT JUNE 81, 1885.
Trains leave Washington from station, corner
of sixth and B streets as follows:
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at $3.50 a. m.
daily; Fast Line $50 n. m. daily to Cincin-
natl and st. Louis, with Sleeping Cars from
st. Louis; daily, except Saturday, to Chicago,
with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago. Chi
cago and Cincinnati Express at 7:10 p IN.
daily, with Sleeping Cars. Washington TO Chi
cago and Harrisburg to Louisville; connect
ing at Harrisburg with Western Express with
through sleepers for Cleveland and st. Louis.
Pacific Express, 10 p. m. daily for Pittsburg
and the West, with through sleeper Harris
burg to Chicago.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Nj
aea, agaara, 10 p. I'D m: daily, except saturday with
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra, a.
$3.50 a. m. daily, except Sunday
For. New York and the East, 7:l5, $50 and
Sunday. $50 a; M 2, A. 10.p. m; and 12:l5
night. Limited Express of Pullman Parlor
Cars 9:1O a. m. daily. except Sunday.
For Brooklyn, n. y, ali through trains connect
at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex,
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street,
AVOIDING double ferriage across New York
For Philadelphia, 715, $50 and II a. M, 2,
4, O, 1Op m. and 1915 night. On sunday,
Limited Express, 940 a. m daily, except
Sunday.
For baltimore, 6:35, 7:15, $50, 94O $50, IL
and 1915 night. on Sunday, $50 $50, IL
a M, 2, 4, 9, 7:1o 10 p m. and 1915 night.
For Pope's Creek Line, ,7:15 u. M, and 4:4O p.
m daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $50 a. m, 1905 and 4;25 p. m.
daily, except Sunday. on Sunday p. m.
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERIoKsBURG RAIL