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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
a SERIOUS ROLLING MIL RIOT.
Aa Armed Fsree Attack the L.hersrn
aus are RsPsissd, With several
"oandsd-Arsnnsssss rsasA
Killed A Maa and
Balloon Missinr.


Attsck Upon LAborors.
firrsnuRa, Sept. @.--rhls mornins
a. 2;So, a serious riot oocurres
=. LAaEhiin's min, above Martins
re- Ssrry on the Ohio, in which at les,t
-V snots were exchanged. The riof
was precipitased by an attach unon
worsmen sr,r.a Ia mill by q number az
t,na," lnen. The workmsn had ean,
nss On kuard, or the result mlshk
!" so @ uson more disastrous. From 90
~ ~ men' armed with shot guns and
su,w,tssrs, srou, ss came up the railroad tracir
AVA Wy uirsction of Martin's ForYv
,na na appfoachod TO within 50 pscos az
10y n' Mnen the guRrds called ont
~ ~ aa, Ina men still advanced, and
~ - second or two the command IA
s"ct WNs M sgsln repeated without ef-
n.Is s.Is. Inc Third tine the mill guards
tscking party began m tIr,nsn INC hs g.
tho mon la tbs mill al onns .stvrnsa wsa
snr snr on mee snu brisk firing was Kept %
nar ~, ~ ol ~ ninntes. The attackinr
In,,sys,s;. ~,sy snsn ceased nring and almost
tn,rgsaiste!y tnn rs retreated, going toward
IN ~ 'cu. 's,.,, All examination Of the force
shok Nrl- soVcfal naQ been
sMv, rW,, oniy Two, however, Mrlnusly
% % sho,s WnIlam . puif, walshman, had
=, ana snuIn W,,, rem M shotgun In his body
,n uu minAru baily was shot Through
the thigh with riffs ball. AZ fsr ~
can 90 learned four or Ava of tina ~
tasking party were hurt, one serions.
W, The forco OF armed mon In ths
MIL WAS II or 20. The sttackinc nsrtv ~ Nv
gr M rin4ieaderA at least, arc knowns'
une mil force after their sssa ilantn -. :.
.,reu rested on their arms, fearing an
otnsr attack. AT this honr, 8 o'olook.
an - quiet. There are no further indi,
cations OF trouble. .n1l-
MAhELlNa, Sept. 8.--The riot vns
occasiosed by the ntrsduction ~ nnm.
anion men In the Laughlin mill. Non,
union inen have been boarding And
sleeping In the mill. snA
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A a.od Case for .hs nal,or.

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Sept. 8.-J. q.
Thompson, living at sodarus, near
here, qusrrellsd with his wife and
daughter recently, aud tho two women
lett their homo and came here to live.
festerday Thompson suddenly ap.
pearad In the house where thay were
residing and attacked them with 4
knlfo, inflcting = terrible and fatal
wouad ON his wiie's throat aud made
sdesperate attempt to cut the throat
OF his daughter. The outories of tho
women brought aid and the would.bS
murderer fled and has not vet been
captured. An organized party Is now
on his track and should they capture
him 1t 10 likely ho will be hsnged.
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hcsico
sRSRRALNnws NOTES.

CTro OF MrxIcc, Sept, 26.-The gov
ornmont to-day plscot an inspector In
Iha BsnS Of Loudoo, Mexico and
South Ameries, ami tbe bank win he
required, uuaor the banking code, 60
o.trict itsslt 10 dsp1sitn and dis
counts and 20 withdraw It's notes from
circulation. II ls sta,od chat the gov
efnmcnt is considering n free banking
aw aud its action In tho rRse ci,ed
may not have 4 serious cifaot, There
has been 10 mail over tho Mexican
Central railrosd now for q day. Wash.
outs hAvo scan extensive, giving tho
oper tive department = great deal o.
trouble, Tho delay IN freight traffic.
II ~ hoped, will not continue long,
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TO beware Of surprises at the coming
conventions for nominating candi.
uste-, and TO resist any attempts 70
stampede the conventions In favor Of
any outside candidate. He especially
advised them respecting the Wicklow
SonVenuon, to be held Monday, Oclo.
Der Q, and warns them sgainst sun
porting other than tried mcn, and
directs them to oppose the overthrow
H Known tor uaknown caudi.
dates; The archblshop also ststea
u ~ necessary to se.
cure their object the priests
should endeavor to secure an adjourn.
ment, aud II this Ia not possible to
withdraw from the convention. Dr.
walsh admits that he incurs serious
responsibility in taking this ntep,
DEMAND THAT EoYcoTrINe mn
STOPPED.
CORK, Sept. &.--The magistrates a,
the county OF Cork held q mssting to-
day, at which the Earl OF Brandon
presided. A resolution was adoptsd
directing the attention Of the govern
ment to the excessive boycottipg nov
being carried on in Ireland and de
msndisg that speedy rspresslye meas
ures he Instituted ag sinst this syston
OF persecution.
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rHE RMpEnoR's srnRsH,

vInENA, Sspt. a5--Tho emperor's
speech was read at tho opening of
reichcrnth to-day. His Imperial mai.
esty says ,he bill creating q land
turn Will brlsS Austria TO q
level With 'other countries; that the
ioreign relations Of Austria are good,
and that thore IL ful, concord asions
the powers to maintNin tho peace OF
sally felt.
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AN xxonAsss OF po,.rss,oss

AN kxcHANen OF PossEssfoSs.
VinNsA, Sept B.-The Tsgbla,t to.
day revives tho rumor that England
~ about t. cede Heligoiand 10 Der.
many. Possession OF this Island b,
ENGLAND has long bseu q thorn IN
Prlnse BismNck's side, and diplo
nstcs have many times asserted thni
the friendship between the power,
Vas out OF the question, 90 fppv "A
Eis and retaioed Possession of Hell.
goland. l. Il MT stated what price l.
10 bs paid for the island, but Il is zen
stally oelieved that Germany VIII
surrender her new colonial nosses
sions In New Guinea In return Tor ths
cession Of Hel goland.
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oraaA ledas .eI. a.0. =

BALrrnonn, Sept. U.-rhe sovsr
s'gn Grand Lodge Of ODD Fellows, q
tsr bsing In ss'sloa siass eands,
morning, adjourned shls aSvsrnooI
sine die 10 meet nsxt pear In Boseea,
,hs only buslesss q inposlanes
sh-<Aovsrnor iona o. Ua0oe Woo1s q
Rs-seaty, W b. lleuleoo1SGQvs, ao1
he ise~ drfreo In 0lopeo6,
trftsi "fsttiascns NiSeootsH nv
i''s l. thr nj fNc riIs q n the Rpeo1
'ir-s b-idx sou4<l ~ n ~ The ~&-.
p las t1sn hsfla a51ious and rlsas
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killing IN Tsnnssses .

LyNounuRa, Va, Sept. 20.-A spo-
oisl from Bristol, Tennessee, rays that
onicerEmmsrtWhito while attempting
tho arrest OF Will Lee. alias VIII Cool
ey, near here last night, was shot by
Lso IN tho right arm. Emmprt threw
ms wounded arm around L,e'a mock.
drow u pistol with his ief. hand aud
.hot Leo through the hear, killing
him instantly. Lse wac . dsspsrAd0
atd WAS In company with 1--WE fom ales.
whv we're srmed aud tried 10 kill I'm.
mort AFTER Lse's dosth. Leo WAS an
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Ap,.int.e., Of Unltod states Attorney,

wAsuiasrss, sept. 2s.--Tho prcsi-
iont to-day appointed tho following
Uuiiod S.s,os attorneys: Daniel o.
Fisch, OF lows, for tho southern dis
irlct ~ Iowa; Fablsns' III. gisbee, OF
Worth Carolina, for the eastern dis.
lrict OF North Carolina.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 20 For Oh,
West Gulf States; Gorerslly fail
weather, preceded In southeastern por,
ton by threatening westher and rain
nnrtheasteriy winds, stationary tom,
pefature, except In northern portion
lower temperature,
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of Course she Wants his Property.
BosroS, Sept 2o.-Shortly aiior her
marriage to Frederick A. Cover, OF
Brooklyn, Miss Lillian Norton,s y Singer,
applied for divorce on tho ground Of
abuse, The case has como TO q aud.
den and startling termination. While
In Paris recently, he was tempted 70
msde voyage in . balloon, and
neither the balloon nor Gower have
b0en heard OF since. Mrs. Cover has
started for Paris to claim his eatat0.
which IL valued at S2,0Oo,eOo. Much
specuistion exists a. 10 The fate Of the
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England.


COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
LONDON, sept. S.-RebecA Jarrett,
OK the salvation Army, Thomas VIII
liam Stead, editor of the Pail Mail
Gazette, and other defendants In tho
abduction case Of Eliza Armstronr.
are committed for trial to-day,
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THE KING GOES TO INSPECT.
ROME, Sept. 26.-King Humbert, ac-
companisd by the minister Of war and
minister OF justice, proceeded to
Palermo to-day On tour Of inspection
oil The cholera infected districts OF tina
province.
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wAsHiSoroS, sept. as.-The prcsl.
dent has, through the secretary Of the
treasury, asked Professor Asssls IN
AXE tho ofiico OF superintendent OF the
Atlanta coast survey, Vice ProissSor
Htigard, resigned.
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Assumed ,hc Dut,c. s1 ~. om..

wAsnisoros, sept. 2o.-.acucral
Absolem Baird arrived hero last nikh,
from Chicago and y day took charss
OF the oiiice Of inspector general Of tho
army, 10 whish position the presid ent
appointed him few days ago,
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oLlrIoN OF sLAysRY.

rHn ABOLITION or sLAvRRY.
Rio Dn JANRIRo, Sept. 26.--The sen.
ate aud Chamber Of Deputies have
passed q bill for the gradual abolition
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THRcuaHoUr SPAIN.

THROUGHOUT SPAIN.
MADRID, Sept. s0.--There were 500
new eases CT cholera and 2l7 desthu
reported yesterday throughout Spain,
IN ITALY AND SICILY,
Kohn, Sept. 8.-During the past "a
hours 100 new cases Of CHOLERA and "a
deaths were reported In Palermo, and
new cases anu deaths at Fercri,.
ana new caseB and 9 deaths In
tarma, bssides several new caves st
other points in Italy.
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wsh'h's CIRCULAR,
punLis, s'p' e -Archhisbop walah
htS sent clrcu'Ars 70 rriesis Ia vsrioo.
parishes tbreushnnt ireland, aov,.,n,
n ~ to rgsfd tns psrIiAmcntav,
sle''icn campaign. ts sastions ths,r
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G0LDSMI BROS,
POPULAR BARGAINS EVERY MONDAY,

week busy
oeo'erhsued
wanting Tomorrow good, at over
prices than they ,oua
% Genuine Turkey Red
thing ssweoner Call the aud get your choice
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-20

BALTIMORE. Feb. l0.-Cotton steady; mid.
ding, lie. Flour steady and quiet Wheat
Southern nominally steady; western lower and
No. | Maryland, 93la asked; No. . western
winter red spot SS0ISSlEc, March, ssi4Gs9c
May. g@t1GO25Sc Corn--Southorn steady
western lower and dull southern white, 600
iStS@iSiSc; February, 1slzl0iS9fc; March i7J4
9isc; May, is}4 asked; steamer E@tIi.
Oats FIRM southern, 35t3so: western white
3T69SSc: mixed. 3iD36c; Pennsylvania. 8iGp37c
Rye steady, 73,a7jc Provisions steady and
dull. Eggs higher, ut 2b@26G. Copper refined
steady at l014@llC. Whisky steady at Sl.D
@l,2l. Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK NARKEr
BALTIMORE, Feb l0--Virglnia &c. consoli-
dated, AZ; past due coupons, b2l1; new lOiOs,
AIS; do new 49, bl North Carolina 6's old 1927
bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-20

Passed Assistant Pnymaster George A, Deer
ing has been ordered to duty In the bureau of
provisions and clothingi Lieut. Asher O. Baker
has been detached from the AlDatross, and
ordered TO command tho fish commission
steamer Fish Hawk; Passed Assistant Engineer
G. j. lIabighurst has reported his return nom
duty on the Asiatic station, and has been
placed on waiting orders; the orders of Passed
Assistant Surgeon II. w. Whitaker have been
so far modified that he will report for duty at
the Norfolk navy yard and also for attendance
on officers OF the navy and marine corps at
Norfolk and Portsmouth not otherwise pro-
Vidcd with medical aid; the orders bleaching
Passed Assistant surgeon e. r. Ilibboll from
duty on board the ir6n.cluds at City Poiut, Va,
have been removed
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About 1850 o'clock yesterday afternoon n
frame dwelling situated on AnRcoslia road,
near uniontowu, owned by the heirs OF Henry
Eailor, and occupied by Ellen Bowman,
caught lire from the stove and was entirely
destroyed, Mrs, bowman being away from
home when II caught Loss about 5000, No
insurance,
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Hills Approycd by the President.

The President has approved the act to author
lie suits for damages when death results from
the wrongful act or neglect of any person OF
corporation in the District of Columbia; the
act To authorize the settlement of the accounts
of tho late J. V. Is. Hlccoker, u paymaster IN
the navy the act making additional appTo.
The acts 10 remove tho political disabilities OF
Alfred lYeron and Z. Il. Alexander, Of GeoT.
uiD
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ACApp.-'ro al who are suffering from the
errors and lndlsCrotlOus of youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss OF manhood, SO,
] will send recipe that Will cure you, free OF
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
n missionary in South America, SGud self
addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph 4, ln'
man, Station d., New York city
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The President sent the following nominations
TO the senate yesterday
TO DO postmasters--Wal n, Busby, at
Fort Gratlot, Mieh,i Abe Roberts, at Nom
trose, Cal.
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THE Rowland Dental Association No oil
Four.ludQ.hNlf street northwest, three doors
noTthof Pennsylvania ayonue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted hrstclulS.
Hayuaimini5tcrol nitrous oxide to over 3J,UJJ
pelSana. Eiue gold aud llualgdm hlllugS ia
serted IN the best manner,
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TIE MARKETS.
Another DuiI Day, hut n Little Life
shown In the Afternoon.

SHOWN In the AFTERNOON,
New YORK Feb. 19.--Anothor dull
day in stocks. the sales mp to noon being
only 100000 shares. Lake Shore was
M ost active. General trading was with
out feature. The market seems in tho
hands Of fow professional traders
headed by Deacon, White John slayback,
and Louis Bell, who bid up the coalers
and vandorbilts and scalp for fractional
profits.
The afternoon trading showed moro
life, Lake Shore was tho bull card and
tho Vanderbilt following were FREQ buyers
Of Lake Shore and New York Central,
with occasional reactions. The general
list improved up to . p. IN, tho market
closing at about the highest prices Of the
day. Tho buying Of the Vandorbilts
was especially good near closing. lndi-
cations favor further advances tomorrow.
Bonds were active. Money loaned at
from to ~! Closing at "A.
Quotations Of Thursdays Stock Sales.
The following have been furnished by Bate
mRu 4 CO., bankers, t4ii y street, bolps the
most RCtltu stocks la the Ncw YORK exchanges
flD'o ma gofv RIA. BItes
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any son, when you go to the city get you n
bicycle, some tight pants, some tOOth-pick
shoes, and n slender cane, but with all your
gettings don't fail to get bottle of Salvation
OIL, for pride you know goeth before a
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nOy huttnr Churu0d every morning, aud deliy-
cred in 5 pound Ward" prints, ut 800 per
pound. Also cottage cheese, 80, per bail but.
iprmilk, %, per quart, ana sweet milk nj %,
per quart,
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cAp1rAr. pnIzr- azn nnn.
1867 Prizes, amounting to-.


CrrTtFtcATS.
we do hereby certify that we supervise tho ar
fanrcmonts for all the monthly and semi.
annual Drawings OF tho Louisiana state Lottery
Company, and In person manage ana control tho
Drawing ourselves, and that the Same ARE con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and IN good mlth
10 use this Certificate, with fac similo of our sig
nnInraa nIInchcl. IN lia hdNerllgemnnti.
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s3por gallon, 70 cents n quart bottle No. l
Rye Whisky, best in tho world for the money
uI MCGUus, Ninth, near ID.
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PURE OLD Rye and bourbon Whistles aud =
fine assorImchto fbOstledgoOds JAMES TuAaP
SIS street northwest
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TRY three llnesin The REPUBLICANS want
columns 4hree tunes, p eenth
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LOTTERIES.


This is the only Chartered Lottery Of Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Tncorpornted I'm 1865 for 10 years by the log.
isiaturc for educational and charitable purposes,
with a capital OF Oh .OOO,OUO, TO which reserve
fund Of over s55O,00O has since been added
BY IN overwhelming. popular vote lls Tran IRAN
stitutioni adopted Dec. ., A. ID. 1879.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
fts Grand Single Number Drawing will take
place monthly, ~ Never Scales or Postpone@
Look nj the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
CLASS G.
At Ncw Orleans. Tuesday. March 10, 1888. un.
der the supervision and management Of Con q.
| y. Beauregard Of Louisiana, aud Gen JuDa a.
| Early, Of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
| 1OO, 900 Tickets at Five Dollars zach.
| Fractions In ffths In proportion
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TT1IlE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN IS ISSUED
4 EVERY TltURspAN MORNING, and pon.
tAnH an tho noWG az tho week Subscription
price, " per Year, SYsgle copies, ready loo mall
pgi eant4.
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.STE.iMBO4iT LINES.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN Tho popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leaves seventh street wharf on MONDAYS,
WEDNESpANs,, and FIlpAl,S Ut . y, M,
stopping ut pluey Point aud COrntlcld, going and
Ieturnng ConnoGtsi In Norfolk with All railroad
and steamboat lines, secure rooms aud Tickets
at u, and q. Ohice, Fourteenth and Pcnnsyl.
VanH avenue, st. MnTo Hotel, and Knox EX-
press, sos pennsylvania avenue, who viii also
cheek baggage from hotels and private rOsl-
dencos, For further Information Inquire ~
oomnhny's nillco, seventh street whgr. Tel0-
phone call, 7A5-3
WILLIAM 7. WEIGH
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NJ General PASSENGER Agent.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN rrFECr SUNDAY, DEC. 81,
1854, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, -
,tgyT %&S%9n NgTR f ESb SiSl2 TR foE4St NEW
For Chicago 0iOOL M, and lOlO p m. da,ly.
The 900 u. m. Is n fast Limited EXPRESS TO iitls
burg aud Chicago, arriving IN hitts9nrg ~ 1Do o
y. M. Chicago next morning ut q. No extra iare
For gINcInnat Lomisvllc and s. louis daily
NJ $50 p; m. and 1910 p n o With ah aboye
points, without change. $3.50 y; ~. tram Is a. ltst
Limited Train TO Cincinnati and ~ Louis; Wr ,,
Ing in Cincinnati mex morning at $50, ~; Louis
$50 y, n. No extra fare Is charged on this train
and $40 p. m. daily to Pitisburg, cleveland, and
Detroit with Sleeping Cars to pittshurg,o ron
irainj. 3'{O. 1910. 4i90. 5;10. 7ilO. 7'l0 BID
" FOR fG Baltimore IN on Sundays, 0,lo T3c s32,
and 10000 q, M, TO 1850. ai4O, 6iaO' 7'lO Hlo'
oI noln ie on TIE Valley Rarond,
"r To points ns soniIn S4S T. M and ia1o and 4ao
n. m. on Sunday, $50 :. M and 4ilV p. m. and
mqE s,gsioonss 8S'MS" 1sio p no. 500
d;dO, 7.l5, and 1880 p M, on sundays, S'5 n
10 Tons SnG on I'M etropoiian Branch 7sb a. m d ny
except Sunday, and 6hiO p M daily 4:iO p ~.
M Sy SoGfSs Snma 800 r M cSesptsan
day, for Lexington, stanton and valley Branon'
pSS S and IaS m. 'G daiiy, except sunday
For HagcTgtown, 3;o5 o. m. daily, except sun
'ffains arrive E;PS from the west daily, GOO 7i2o
aF from n Kn;napoIIs $50 a. M and 1850 and 5iab
From Lexington. $40 p. m. daily, except Sun
From Frederick and intermediate points, s,25
ind ave III d9 for GHWSfRh 7nHS%yt
$2 52S 9ns O 1879 g ana n M I'D OAR T. @ l On Sun
3, $50, 1880, u, and 1880 n m: =, ,.,oy s,a.
lion except ! 80 3;l5, ana 7:lO T.. N. ,,,.,
and SSG %qEES q ms s
ieeni6 Street, WSSerS Orders Viii taken ioT bag
Fsge 20 be checked and recelyea ~ NY pp.is ~
r 1DStGiNHAnf, General Manager, baltimore.
rTHE GREAT PESEsXIt,yNANJJAA a R93TTE
Msgf2 The bo6 h2F r HEI5K As sPL END
s SniiS Plsh vi! STrEELRAlLs' MAGNIFICENT
is l5FTECT EEBi 9; ; 1ssS. .,,
Ga of ea STd 10 WE nS cSeaSc Limited
dai! " Fast iiHS. S;i6 .. p daily @ Cincinnati
burg bur- 10 cincnnat I and Hotel Car TO St. Louis
daily except saturday, to Chie9so, with sleeping
$40 p. m. daily, with Palace Cars . Plllsburg
Also gonnects daily for chicago with sle fBnS
p m. daily for PilsbqrE and the West, with Pal
acc Sleeping Gsr Wqsh b9gE% e GhIsS RTTGfpoAp
For Erie. Canandagua. Rochester, Buffalo
Si9gara, 10 Gm daily except saturday VIII
r9 FST WpM snort, fork u Ven, ' and Elmra
NJ $40 a. m. daily, except sunday; s.,o 49,.
II AMI, 4, 10, and llh6 ., m, on Sunday
a iS aq Fa4df tas B4o hmeG daily y3Fse
FOR Boston without change, p. m. ever,
wf fof 4 RfSok G sI r. Though trains con
meet AZ Jersey CITY with boals Of Br9oklyn AZ
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CITY TrENis.

1T. tract called Rock of Dunburton, Wm. +
Poorc to Jacob Ii, Kengla, $500,
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. SPLENDID opPoRruN1TY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.
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TRArELEBs' GUIDE.
OHIO AND WESTERN
RhILR0AD COMPANY.

TRdTELERS GUIDE.
TxTAsHINeIoN, OHIO AND WESTERN
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Twop T Ys AbIsfw P4kjLX S EWTHNhIRF1 SUN
"a AND RoUND Hill
Leave Washington 1t ai2b a. m. and 400 r.
Pass Ieesburs, going westward az 1918 p; n
and 7;12n m; and arrive at Round Hin nt l'Oo
g. Ee i SeI R SHa hr at 4a5 a no. and 1850 p M
Pass Lecsburg, going eastward, ny G;SS a. III nu
nj AND g'ss p ~ a'T and az Washington at s26
6KIIN si lSSSSTi e si5 aud VIZ
ineton nj 400 leave Washington az 500 p. m,
AleSandrle a $40 p m Rs i o4S p. sO'"A
'""''' ''f (. n, B'BoPiiY, Superintendent
EHEsApEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
t1.cavc i. 4 T.. Depot, sixth and II streetsl.
p.fO a. M-FOr ali way stations, Igxlngtoni
Ky, Louisylllc, Cincinnati, Columbus ana
81 Louis. Daily except sunday .,.a.,
News, old Point Comfort and Norfolk
Gao p. n. For iSaisviile, Cinclpneu s.: toalt
end Chicago, conneciing, ior an Poin' xnros,
tdaiiy), does not stop for local business;
Through Pullman service TO LousVillo ana
ro 0h iainis and Information apply At c 4 o.
i,Way pIIn1otc Virginia Midland railway Office,
sol Pennsylvania avenue ana - y; ~ i f9
y
General Passenger Agent
q " SMITH FRANK rRIGG,
General Manager ~ w. Passenger Agent
Tp,IIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
SOUTItWT1Sr AND WESE $500
Schedule in effect october ~, 1881,
O1O A. M.-NCw Orlcaus Mall, daily, lnnklnl
close connections TO all points south and south
west Daily, except sunday, with {; " q. Ky
Pullman Sleeping bufIctt Cars from Now H9rh
and Washington to Atlanta, Pullman sleepin.
cars from Washington aud Atlanta 10 New Ut
Bio p. M.-Loulsviio Fast Tinc, daily. vi,
Charlottesville to CINCINNATI, Louisville, aud nj
Western Points; Pullman sleeping Cars irou
"i0iIU +. n. Southern Mail and EYprcs'
daily, to all points south and southwest Via Dan
Willie and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Car
from Washington via D9nvlllc. charlotte
washington, Via Charlotte AMI Columbia Il
Manassas Division Train leaves Washlnstol
Mt 'iUR. m. daily, except Sunday. Warent9
trains leave Washington ut $40 H. M aud Oh
j" F 10, tickets ana nil information inquire az Com
panv,s Onice, Col Pennsylvania avenue. Train
ienvc from u. " Il, station. .-. -
""NV avn n. MACDANIEL, Agent
Traffic NIanagor
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-02-20

BY IN oyorwholmlns. popular vote lis fran.
stltution, adopted Dec. ., A. ID. 1870.