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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Nibilism Not Dead In Russia,

Nihilism in Russia, though compara-
lively quiet now in manifesting itself, is
by no means dormant nor idle. No one
need be astonished ut any time at al out
break more tremendous, far-reaching and
dangerous to Russian absolutism than
any in the past. The blood of our martyrs
will yet be avenged, perhaps much sooner
than the world suspects; but Of my
reasons for this I have now no right to
enter into any explanation.-Leo Hart
mann in New York Star.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Wrote His Letters in English.

Merit Gn ball-room)-1 suppose you
speak both German and English quite
fuently?
Miss Snyder (twirling her fan)-Oh, yes;
but always write my letters in English.
Merritt (unsophistically(-And may l
ask why?
Miss Snyder (unconsciously)-Oh, you see
there are no italics in the German Ian
cuaSe.-Judge.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
The Excellence of Bamboo OIL,

The oil of an African bamboo is reported
bv Catholic missionaries to be an excellent
lubrcator, and, when refined, to form q
fair substitute for olive oil in the cuisine.
Its preparation bids fair to become an i'm
portant industry in the French Congo re-
pion.-Arkausaw Traveller.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Two Things Will d.

"What produces feeling OF l."5tration
in the spring." asks correspondent. Two
things will do it-doubting the vcracity
of pugilist and trying to coax i bicycle
over stone.-Burlington Free Press.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Makes Pumpkin Pie and DouShnuts.

Wales sister, the crown princess of Ger
many, learned from the late Mrs. Ban
croft, when her husband was United
States minister at Berlin, some American
culinary curiosities in the way ofpumpkin
pic and doughnuts, which she delights to
display on her table. 1t is remarked that
Bismarck is shy of the hospitalities of the
crown princess.-Chicago Herald.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10
Birds Closely Related to Reptiles.

Since Agassiz died ornithologists have
discovered, mainly through fossil re-
mains, that birds are closely related to
reptiles In their structure. - Boston
Budget.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10

\ South Carolina judge decides that
tree climbing is an inalienable right Of
boys, over which municipal authorities
have no Jurisdiction.
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land for sale.

rNlIE WHOLE OR \ PAhI or
l. my Earln, two miles below the town nl
Oran.cburg, on the South Carolina kHll-
way and tic public roads leading to Char
lesion, containing about 500 ACRES, part
cleared, balance finely timbcrcd., some
splendid swamp land. 23j acres heavily
pine timhercd, adjoining and lying, Last
and West of roads to Charleston. 10 hc
srbdividcd in lots of so to 50 acres and Sold,
unless sold in entire. These lois Will be
fine lots for residences. -
Jan 2S-5t a. u. fREDEhlOh'
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-06-10

Investigation has shown that the air In
the houses of parliament is dangerously
contaminated by sewer gas.
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MY NEW SPRING CLOTHING
IYl has arrived and been placed on the
counters and ready for critical inspection.
New goods opened in every department for
the SPRING TRADE; this large assort-
ment Of SPRING CLOTHING for Men,
Youths and Boys are selected from the
largest and most reliable Manufacturers in
the counsry.
This stock is unusually attractive in
STYLES and PATTERNS, the ONE and
THREE BUTTON CUTAWAYS are of
imported SORKSCREWS, WHIPCORD
and CHlIVIOTS, made and trimmed equal
to any custom made garment, also will fit
and cling to the figure and hold their shape.
See my line of the PATENT SQUARE
SHOULDER garments in SACK and CUT
AWAY SUITS. I am the sole agent
of these goods, and those who have worn
them can testify to their superiority over
all other garments in fit, wear and holding
their shape. Every department., GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, SHOES,
and BOYS, are full Of choice novelties for
the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
Call early and make your selection.
RESPECTFULLY,
VI. T.. 111NA1eD,
COLUMBIA, S. g.
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BALTIMORE, ND. April 16.-virginia skies,
consolidated. OF; pastdue coupons, 90; do. new
threes 65s: ten-torties. Al: North Carolina sixes
BALTIMORE, Nd. April 16-Cotton steady-mid-
ding, 51e- Flour et and straightforward street and
western super, o5aS 10: do. EXTRA 3.25a4.OO; do.
family, 425a5.OO: city mills super, 2. 75a3. 25 do.
extra, 3.5Oa4.l5 do. Rio brands, 4.62a4S7; Pa
tapsco family, 40; do. superaIive patent, g. 80.
Wheat-sOuthern lower and quiet; western firmer:
southern. red, 93a95 do. amber Y6a97: No. 2 west
gust. S9asa9O. Corn-southern steady, with good
inquiry; western frmer; southern white, 45a47 do.
yellow, 45a41; western mixed, spot, 46ha46Ia May,
45ea457s; June and july Al asked: steamer, 44a44s.
Oats firm and Quet-sOuthern. 39a4S western white
S9l2a43 western mixed, 3Sa33: Pennsylvania, aOa43
Rye quiet: 1Oa72; Hay frm-prime to choice
western. I40Oal00O. Provisions quiet and easier
Mess pork, 10.OOal1 co. Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear Gle , 1iI sides packed 4.2a6 BacopIshoqlders,
refined. ~. Butter frm-western. packed, l4a2O:
creamery. 25a3.: Eggs steady llle Petroleum
steady-refned, 1As Coffee quiet-Rio cargoes ordi-
nary to fair SA4aS4. Sugar firm and higher-A suit
Ga: copper rehned dull 10lsa1Oia. Whisky steady
and firm. 1.19aI.2O Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer quiet-cotlon, 3-l6d.; -four. Isl grain, I'd.
Receipts.hour 371l barrels; wheat. 5000 bushels;
c0rn 43 QUO bushels: oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 1880
bushels shipments-aonr, $3.50 barrels: wheat.
219.OOO bushels: corn, ! SO 600 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. April 10. HOO g. m-Wheat market
opened steady at n for May delivery, and has
advanced to 77as; with fair trading: The other
Corn. 81 7-16 Oats, % 7-1S. Pork, 0lO. La. d.
SST1A
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I'd EDITION .
--latest kilograms to The Star.
CONSUL ADAMS ON PROTESTS AGAINST THE sUs
PENSION OF THE "SrAR AND HERALD."

CONSUL ADAMS ON PROTESTS AGAINST THE SUS-
PENSION OF THE "STAR AND HERALD"
PANAMA, April 16.-Much indignation pre-
vaiis mere AZ one OF the most arbitrary acts that
has been committed by the chief ofthis national
department., Gen. Santo Domingo Villa. The
fanama Star and Herald has been suspended
Tor 90 days. The decree ordering this alleges
That the paper during the late civil war, which
was only year ago, evinced ian unfriendly
feel1ng In regard To the legitimate government
OF the nation" The real motive for the arbi-
trary act, however, Is resentment for the re-
fusai OF the paper to publish q couple Of tele-
grams which had passed between Gen. Villa
ana President Nunez. at Bogoti,, rejecting seri-
ously on the character OF Gen. Montoya, the
predecessor OF the civil and military chief
The paper offered TO publish the messages IL
they were sent In an official form, but not to
assume the responsibility of their publication.
The management of the Star aud Herald at
once obeyed the order under solemn protest,
which was made through Mr.. Adamson, the
consul general OF the United States, as the
newspaper ts an American enterprise, legally
incorporated under the laws of New York. The
excitement has not abated, and il is felt that if
the arbitrary act Is not amply atoned for IL may
form precedent for outrages on other Ameri-
can and foreign property. The protest OF the
consul general, which was accompanied by q
most courteous official note, has not up to the
present even been acknowledged. The indig-
nation 1t The act of the chief is shared in by the
foreign consuls, the principal of them having
called on Mr.. AdamsOn and offered their as
sistance.
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THoAAs E wAGGAMAN.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROVFD REAL ESTATE ON
TWENTY-FIRST STREET BETWEEN AND
D.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of 80
the District OF Columbia, passed In equity im3
No D39S, wherein Mary NJ Pollard ct nj. are fss8
compianants and Martha A. Carroll ct al defend
ants the undersigned as trustees will sell at public
auction IN front of the premises the hereinafter de-
6crIbed real estate, to wit: On WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY-EIGHTH DAY OF APRIL, A. u. 1856,
LIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that part of Lot twelve
llZC III square numbered one hundred and oae l0I),
beginning tor the said part of lot the northwest
Gosner Of said lot and thence running south the
ana thence running due east with that width the
line OF the public alley The said part of said being
improved by large brick dwelling house and back
building, being No. 81, on 21st street northwest
And Immediately after the above sale. will sell
the other part OF said Lot twelve 2) in said square
one hundred and one lO beginning for the same at
thence running north the line Of ST.
street twentyone CD feet and running thence due
east with that width to the lines of the public alley.
The said part OF lot being unimprOved.
Terms OF sale Onethrd cash. AMI the balance Of the
purchase money an two equal instalments in aud
two years with Interest from day of SALE for which
reserved on each piece OF property sold for the
chase money and interest No deed given until all
purchase money and interest be paid All convey
anc1ng purchasers cost A deposit Of 500 on each
piece or property sold Will be required when properly
Is knocked down Terms OF sale must be COMPLIED
CHARLES MAURICE Swiftly
4S0 Louisiana ave- NV,
apl6-d&dA Il, E. WAGGAMAN
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THoMAs ]. FISHER 4 CO., Auctioneers.

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
KNOWN AS No. 2O7 @ STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of e.s4
i Ron as vs. Rolinss ct q Equity No OPS on e.
signed trustees will sell at public auction in front of
the premises ss, on EhIDAY. the TWENIY.THIRD
following described real estate situate in the city Of
washington District OF Columbia to WIT: sub lot
bered three 90 in f. Dyer's recorded subdivision Of
square numbered five hundred and sixty.four (56I)
according to the plat on plan of said city with the
house
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase money in
cash at the time OF SALE and the residue equal
instalments, payable in one and two years rom the
day OF sale, respectively, with interest the said de
ferred payments to be secured by deed Of upon
the premises sod or all cash the option of pur
chaser or purchasers deposit of 500 required at
Terms to be complied with within 10 days of sale
otherwise the property will be resold at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser.
ap15-7t 1909 F ST. n. ".
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ELEXEN sTBgRgAN LOTS, FRONTING sEX

ELEYEN SUBURBAN LOTS, FRONTING SEW
-LENTH ., Street EXTENDED HOWARD
SCHEUTZEN PARK" AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL NINE
TENTH, commencing at FIVE O'CLOCK, we will
sell in front of the premises
LOTS 20, 80, 81 81 and l. each fronting SO feet on
seventh street extended Lot having also front OF
100 feet on Howard street.
LOTS 2, 8 and each front 80 feet on Howard
street, with depth of $50 feet
LOTS 25. 26 and 81 each front 80 feet on steuhen
street, with depth of $50 feet
All Of said lots being in Block No. s, Of Todd 4
browns subdivision OF Pleasant Plains
These lots are among the best In this subdivision
ana are rapidly enhancing In value; suitable foI
horst. butchers or persons desiring Investment
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes to bear interest at per cent. payable
semiannually and to be secured by dead OF trust
quired on each lot at time of SALE Conveyancing &C.
at purchasers cost Terms to be compiled with in Z
purchaser after days public notice of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington, u. =
DUNCANSON BROS,
apl3-d&ds AuctiOneers
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Rocks for Soldiers Reading.
RESULT OF AN INvEsrIG ALTON BY THE W
DEPARTMENT

RESULT OF AN 1NNESrIG ArfoN BN THE WAR
DEPARTMENT
The War department. recently made an In
vestigstion OF the operations OF 'sThe United
states Military Post Library Association" OF
New York, the managers 81 which have been
asking aid az benevolent inclined persons upon
the plea that great moral and religious good has
resulted % the enlisted men of the army
by the gratuitous supply 81 reading matter
furnished them 10y the association. Tho inu.si~y
shows that out OF 1874 separate - ,is which
responded, l2o denied having rec we'd any
books or documents in the past ten years ffNlln
the asSocla' ION. one hundred and l,Veufy-nin,
posts replied that the association had never
bcen OF any real service % them. while a6 POSTS
had no knowledge OF the existence OF the ASSOC
ciatlOn.
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THoMAs BOWLING Auctioneer.

TRUSIEES SALE OF A FINE THREESTORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING ON
CONGRESS STREET, BETWEEN BEALL AND
VEST STREETS IN GEORGETOWN, d, g,
by virtue OF two deeds of trusts dated resDec- -
lively the list day OF March, A. d. 1884 and the e3s
xtn gay OF January. A. D. 1885, and recorded in hszN
LapeI 20 1OSl. folio a, ct seq and Liber No iUO
too 49, e seq respectively, two Of the land records
o the Oisuet OF Columbia and ut the written request
o the party secured the undersigned rus-
tees VII a Pueic auctlon in front the premse
APRlL.A.D 1885. at FIVETHIRTY O'CLOCK p n.
tne following real estate situate In Georgetown IN the
D.strict OF Columbia, to wit the north thirty-nin y
iseG OF A0tS numbered fftyseven (57) and ty-eight
Soe IN beals addition to said Georgetown described
oy metes ana bounds as follows: Beginning for the
same az the northeast corner of said lot numbered
1857 the west line of Congress street and
run by and with the said lime Of
street t3e feet the west right angles
70 congress street one hundred and twenty 2Ol feet
thence north parallel with Congress strees thriynine
ieet 70 the place OF beginning with the improvements
thereon. consisting Of three-story and basement
Isrlck Dwelling, known No. 14US Congress street
terms ofsale: third cash. balance IN one two and
three ys3s. for which purchasers notes inter-
est rom the day OF sale, and payable semtannually
ana 70 be secured by daed Of trust the properly
soto. VIII ee required or all cash ct optton OF puE
chaser. deposit 0f xBOO required q time Of dale
AZ and recording Vt cost OF purchaser
sale. otherwise the Trustees reserve the RIGHT g re-
sell the properly e the rik aud COST OF tho delAuit
tng purchaser ateeg Gve days public NOTICE In
Newspaper published In Washington, d. &.
JESAE H WILSON, lr
apo-d&da WKRCER 2. NAYTlELD,{A koeeA
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctloneers

THREESTORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT.
ON STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH
AND FIFTEENTH STREETS NORTHW EST
ESTATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL weA
TWENTY-FIRST, 1886, at FIVE O'CLOCK nss;si@
we will sell, to close estate, in front of the TUES
premises,
PART LOT 3, IN SQUARE all,
fronting 20 feet on street, am running back that
width to ten-foot alley improved by q three-story
Press Brick Front House. No. 14l7 n street. de-
srable location for q private residence
Terms: One-thlrd cash, balance in equal instruments
ct one and two years notes to bear interest six per
cent per annun,, payable semi-annually, and 10 be
option Of purchaser. A deposit of 5000 required
at time OF sale. Conveyancing, &C., at purchasers
cost Terms to be compiled with in ten days. other
WISE right reserved to resell At the risk and cost of
the defauting purchaser after five days public no
tce OF such resale In some newspaper published in
Washington, D. c.
BY order of heirs Of the estate,
ap14d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. AuctiOneers
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Capitol Topics.
SENATE PuT!S

Senator Cameron (by requesD introduced o
bill authorizing the President to advance Chief
Engineer Geo. w. Melville, U. S. navy, one
grade, with the relative rank of commander in
recognition OF MS services In organizing and
conducting the search for the Jeanette arctic
expedition.
e BY y, Senator EyaEts-Appropriating s25, 1000
ument to commemorate the historical events
which occurred there during the revolution.
A SENATE MESSENGER DISMISSED.
r. A. Fennell, messenger of the Senate
from Florida, who was appointed four or five
was yesterday notified that his services were no
longer needed. resolution to retain him has
been offered.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENT.
Speaker Carlisle has added Representative
Burnes, OF Missouri, as member of the COM
mittee to Investigate the labor troubles in the
west
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE BILL.
At 2 p. m. the Senate resumed consideration
of the interstate commerce bill, Mr. Camden
speaking in Its support
PENSIONS TO PRISONERS OF WAR.
The House committee on invalid pensions TO-
day agreed to amend the bill to pension ex.
prisoners Of war, q favorable report upon which
has already been ordered, SO as to make the
period Of confinement necessary to secure The
benefits Of the act so days instead of 60 days
as originally agreed upon.
CHARGES AGAINST A NoMINEH.
1t is reported upon high authority that fol-
lowing the withdrawal by the President of the
name of O. w. Powers, of Michigan. to be
associate justice Of Utah Territory-the Senate
judiciary committee having unanimously de-
cided TO recommend his rejection-the Presi-
dent Is likely to withdraw the name or w l.
Bancroft, OF Mich, nominated TO be collector OF
customs at Port Huron. Serious charges have
been nled with the committee on commerce
against him, and member OF that committee is
006nOr1tV n rofn for,a d
certain unless withdrawn by the Presidents
THE LOUIavILLE POSTMASTER.
Mrs. Thompson, who was to-day reappoiuted
postmaster at Louisville. KY, has held the
Office for eight years. Senator Beck and Rep
resentative Willis supported Mrs. Thompson's
application for reappointmeut and Senator
blackburn opposed hor disappointment Mrs.
Thompson Isl daughter OF the late Alexander
Campbell, fOunder q the Chrixtian church. aud
was strongly backed by preminent citisens OF
Louisville.
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ap3-eO1w&dtds
7NUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

7lUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TKUsTEEs' SALE OF FINE BRICK DWELLING
x,rS2,,, LOT, BEING No. 1919 ELEVENTH
NORTHWEST "@Ae
BY virtue OF deed of trust, duly recorded in -
Liber No. S96 folio 26l, ct seq OF the land reC- e
Ords for the District of Columbia we will sell I'm SiB
THURSDAY. APRIL TWENTY SECOND A
=: aSs6. q FIVE O'CLOCK II ~, in front Of the
he1ns In the city Of washington M the District Of Co
lexecutor subdivision Of square numbered three hn,
dred and thirty-nine $3.50, together with ali the i'm.
provem0nts, ways. easeiuents, rights privileues and
sppursnances " the same belonging Or in ally wise
This log Is improved by wei-built three-story and
In good location. s' S-'sS'Ss1'
Terms: Onethird cash; balance in one and two
years uotes 10 bear interest, payable nnailv
s ana 70 De secured by deed Of trust ali cash. 1t o
uon o. purchaser deposit OF S20O required Al tinie
% sae Gon,,ysyanGing &C. q cost Terms
~ oe computed With In ten days otherwise the Trns-
tees reserve the right resell 81 the risk and oos a.
tne oemnung purchaser, after Ave days public M.
Washington, u. {. s'-"-- - -
WILLIAM H cLAGETT, 49,.
apl8-d&ds DORSEY CLAGETT. Tfesteek
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Name.
Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day
u 8; 4las, 1891, coupon. 1928 bid. ll2ss asked t.
s 4las 1891, registered, 1l2ss bid. lI2as asked u
i ias i2S,s bid d2Si ssksd fund e5s
IS, 1892. coin 1i5ls bid Metropolitan K X. s toti
aO4aa Did. Ito asked Washington Gas sel. bid 39as
ms, 1914 bid, 2lAa asked. Arlington ms, 1877 bid
Rigs ms, ~ BID, ia asked: Washington Market
stock, POS bid 21lA asked. National Metropolitan
Bank. 1871 bid. second National Bank, lie bid
10 asked Great Falls Ice, l26 bid. Real Estate
Title Insurance, 1O47s bid, 1O7 asked. Penn TEL Co.,
26ss DID, 461s asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel. Co.
TN bid, 20 asked w. L. l., first mort. bonds, 50
bid, ~ asked.
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PENN. RoUTE-B. a 4. Station, ot "a ana n STA En-
$40 llimlted exl, and IL am: = s,o 40 l,is,t
and li:zo pm For Boston. : pan tdAIy. PhiIadsl-
phia ACCOMMODATION, pm daily. GA SUNDAY. 500
a-uA. =, i-u. 10 ana ll:lo p.In. For hIcaco ,Sr-
c,nnat, ~. Louis aud I1ttsoarg and West 50; an
hic'eo liinitedl daily 800 Am, Fsi hseJ daily 4,
Cincu'.ti aad LOUIS and cAcepI SATURDAY 40 fs1-
caso 300 am. Chicago and CsiiCIi..laai 40 nm
Richmond and the south, ., lI:6i am As nm
daily For iialtnore, $50: .:ll 9:od. Gao. !,sso,
s:io, lo:Uo and ll:1o pm. ON SUNDAY t,sri M,
ll;oo eth, $500, i;2o. 3yo. 9:!C 1900 ana l:Is,
pm For Popes Creek Line. 1:I5 "a m, and 1:4U
y. Az daily, except sunday. For AnaapoIls 5:Il "a
am. l2:oo ana 40 I.In ualy, except SUNDAY. ON
Sunday. an, 4:-o p.nl For A-r1e. Canana aic,as
Rochester, buffalo. Niagara, iOOo pnl daily exceps
Sunday.
nue. and = StreeL-tor Chicago S.s.S a n ffas: lin
ltedl, io:lu y. IA; for Cincinnati, Louisville and -
Louis, daiiy, 800 D. "a, iolo ,. N. For Pitls5ars
$50 ana 1850 a. M, le:lo, La, $40 t45-nilrlts
S, 49, 80 500, 90, - -. oso Oio q $50 ana IA
$780, 4:ao. 5:4o, Gao, $40, Il p. a. For AnnaDSz
$50 o:oo q IA: and i.4o and $3.50 y. m. on sunday
S:So a. ~, ato p m tof Way stations between NASH
lngion and Baltimore. D. Gao $3.50 "a H. 81 % M an
S S sS 4a ~ and q II On 'HPF$ aey 5 ~ %1i
tropolitan Branch 9:iO a. la daily ,xcept sum
cay and 5Sso p IA; daily; i4o D. M, daily except
HraEch, S.oa M, daily Sunday Stops al ali si.-
ugns; for lexington, staunton aid Valley Branch.
o;so M, daily, ekcert sunday; Tor FreGcri,< s:4U
s = n ana ana + nj daily except sunday FOR asrs-
cept sunday 5:5O pm For local points ,ef,See,
Washington and Oalthersburg 800 "a m. and ISL.
Ito I'm day except SUNDAY.
VA MIDLAND koUTE-B * y Siatiou.-For New
Orleans and Atlanta lib a. ,isuy.) For Louis
vile, $50 pm; daily southern mail and express.
daily, except Sunday. NarrentOn. daily except
sunday. lib AIN. $50 2. IL For Lynchburg way
sHESAsDoAH RourE-B & o. staiion--For New
Orleans aud Intermediate points $50 p. daily.
burg aud al stations a IA and 4ia y every d..y
(suS