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National Republican., 1888-04-01
rI.ow hRs ron EASTER.
An Abundance of Them, but HiSh
Prices Demanded.


Flowers for Easter are in good supply
with all the houses in the city. and all the
florists arc Just now oycrrun with orders
\ large number have been received for lie.
signs FOR Easter offerings or memorial tokens
for the altar.
Boxes of cut flowers are preferred for
gifts. and expressive arrangements Of plants
and flowers on the altar ~ mcHiOridnl will
re the rule. American Beauty roses and
jacqucminols arc in large demand AM
Ling from SIN 10 80 per dozen.
Beauty of Wultham roses have been added
to the galaxy Of hybrids, and bring nj per
dozen.
Fine La France roses sell for the same
price, hut they are not rs much in favor rs
formerly.
pmitdrs have been greatly improved, and
alc very large and perfect, and cost from
30 10 - cents each.
lIybrils sell from $50 to - dozen, ac-
Cuiding 10 quality. GurMcmaS are in good
demand at - cents each.
Dutch lyacmths cost from Sl.25 to - 80
u dozen.
Maize Louise and white viulets sell for
from 81 to 81, 30 II hundred.
Mignonct,c costs from - to Sl.jO 1t dozen
spikes.
Some very large, fine, and higlly-Goored
Magma tharta roses are to be seen in tha
florists windows, and few cNquisicly
formed and tinted Captain Lhristys
y seeding rose Of European origin is on
trial, which promises to he widely known il
il can he grown generally us well MS speci-
men flower which has been exhibited here.
II is said 10 he Il true tea. II is rather Il
difficult tint to describe reminding one
without an opportunity for close compari-
son--of Bourbon Queen. In form ii is al
most perfect, being cup-shaped, similar tn
Baroness Eutlscliiid opening regularly AMI
fun to the center. IT Is very large, and a!-
together Il remarkable tea rose.
nctte, carnations, forgct-me-nots, pansics.
yiolcts, &c,, for mixing with assortmcnts oi
cut flowers can be had in abundance.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
4 SIGHT WITH LoNGFEJI.Ow.
InIU. ing the i.n:crtairment ui the
TO-. Ladies' Excelsior CLUB.


The Ladies' Excelsior Club, young but
vigorous and active literary society of
Capitol Hin, gave Il most delightful eutc,-
tainmcnt 10 q house full of It's members and
friends last Thursday night at Mr.. \. H.
Frcar's residence, ON Eighth street north
cast. II was really night with Long
fellow.
The progrummc commenced with uchOrls.
lUngfellOw's "ENcclsOr," by the ladies Of
the club, and an essay on l.on"felow. hy Mrs.
NJ e. Edison, which was an elaborate ami
finely wrought sketch of his life in infancy.
school days, and through his literary tr!ul :
and achievements.
The music and rocitations were made up
largely by selections from works Ut the
great ptOt, The whole formed varicl
proglDmmc, remarkably brilliant and en-
iuyablc. one pretty feature was Il rc'!ta.
tion n he Dead Bird" by little l.ycar.old
gtrl-Ann.e May Bacon, adopted Child of
Mr. and Mrs. iieorgC \. Bacon Mr.. j. G.,
Morrison played on the piano "Nearcr, My
God, To Thee" his own musical compost.
ton. Refreshments We're served, after
which Miss Standish, Il visitor from Omaha,
gave II tine rendering upon the piano of "Old
Black Jack with variations, which closed
the entertainments aud all left Ia the hap
piest Of feeling towards the Excelsior Club
and The genial host aud hOstc,. of the even
ipp
National Republican., 1888-04-01
,InInr~ WhitvDmb Riley

Among the many hri'ii0j lHrn assembled
at the recent authors rcd'llUg No Onc wa
more universally admired than the y"ung
ilooSirr poet and mmori,t James Wli'"pmh
Riley, who Is remarkable unf only for the
versatility ol hi. genius bat also. being a born
actor, render, his selections witllrarr ability.
Mr. Riley VIII give un evening ,rlltrwHmm'
from his own writings Tuesday Aplr ~, NJ
the Church Of Our Father, corner Thirteenth
and |. streets northwest Mr liilry'S success
IN Boston and Nrw York was unpr''Ignt"I l.
hosts of friends TIE rush iur tickets Will hr
50 great ~ Ia cause IN" mauagrr, in wish
they had secured u much larger hpn," l"'
him
National Republican., 1888-04-01

Matte Gray and Maggie Campbell; tenori,
Mcssrs. w. X. h. Atkinson and Lewis
Thompson; bassi, DIR. +. J. Woodman and
Mr. W. Il. Lapham: organist, Mr.. Z. |.
shopc.
ST. PArL's \. NJ. L. CHURCH.
The morning services, at II o'clock, at 81.
Faul's African Methodist Episcopal church,
Eighth street southwest, between ID and L,
will be interesting The choir will sing at
the opening Love of Christ" followed by
sermon by Rev. DR.. James A. Handy.
After the discourse the following will be
sung: "The Lord is Rson'--majOr X;
Lift Your Glad Noices"--maior X: "IIow
Calm''-- major X st $50 p. M. there will
I've grand sacred CONCERT Of the choir and
Sunday school combined The church has
lecn extensively decorated for these scrv-
igTS.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
baltimore 4 ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN rFFECr Noy. ~. 1>S,

LEANEwASnlNCToN l'Ru& &STNrrNv.rlV.
MIR OF &lW Jl.RSET AVE. AM 4, 81
FWr th,1go% \ %orthwcst, fEp Dai'A i'':,5
r"r CiTsigya'i \ st. Louis, Esp pu; 2Io
and $40 I. NJ,
FER r,t,,H"yg Z. = y Cleveland, ESP Daily i'a,
lor Lexington and local stations $50 \. VI.
lor lli.adrlpu, $Uwdrk. and Wilmington,
$40 y, W. 2:i5 T. W. 80 y: W, daily. ENjrs.S.
For ,ntcrnrdih'c point; bctwrnn Baltimore
:, l,r sihScrly and intermediate voints, 1850
For Baltimore, :, G;ao, $50, 80. $50. ~, s..
NJ. 't;lo, aal, 3Al Ijmmute train, 3*ln, i:ll,
i:ir, $50. 5;h1 G:ij, i:'N s:ii. and il..!D f. VI,
sundays, $50, $40 $50, $50 ~ ", 1879 !3j,
a'$o AZ 5'iN ~; 3.,'2 G;i2 Sl5 pgd linp "
and $50 i, NJ. ON SUNDAY, $50 \, VI. iDP.
" itayr ltar ,Nnal%., d',e, S9o !. "; I|E1
for Was StatiorS between Washington a0l
Pul'hnogc. itO $40, $40 N VI. I.IO, y3ll ul,
$40, and 1890 J.. ". ON Sundays S.3) !, VI,
and i3o a@o, $40, N'II and l1%J 7. NJ.
\ NJ, $40 \, NJ, li:iO +. ", tor principal >ta.
ton; only; SlA0r;, VI, and $50 T. Nj, spn
sunday stops At all stations
Fer GNithCr>burc and intermediate pa.NtS,
$3.50 \. NJ, 'l2am Z, NJ, 'ji1 aud rl.!J T. VI.
l"r l1Ed" and intermediate stations, 's?O
/ Church train leaves Washington on sunday
/ only a. 10 7. "" stopping at all stations N
For lnhprRlCk, $50 \. VI, $50 =. VI,
ti,SUP NJ sundays i:in =. NJ
For II NGERS1OMN, $50 A NJ, 'i.3o T. VI.
trains HliN" nom 'hiraGo, daily, t.2o \, W.
and t.ih T., VI. from 'iuniuHati and -. Louis,
/ duilf, $50 \. " and G:4i +, NJ; from lltt>hml,
/ daily, i..u \ v and i.ii T.. VI.
/ llun "hlud' hhia, Chester aud Whining
| zen. lui' :. VI. -, ,;lo, and 93n =, NJ, daily,
! ard 'lEu T. ".
/ from >ing,'Iy,;I Intermediate points aor,h
! ur Baltimore, lU0p \, NJ, daily
udu, loaN" Mtlliworc iur Washington at
/ h,n, G.2i Gsu 30 0HN, 0OI aud lOal l. NJ,
/ ~! ~, l'D 3OO, $40, 500, GOO, 6"N 1850, SN,
. and lltO r. VI TN SUNDAYS, GtN, i:2l 9fi,
and lu,O N ", laN laG, l:lo, 5oO $50. i.},,
St1 aud llhOr ".
'Esropt sunday Daily. ESuuluy, only
r1ppugr called for and rhcrk,l gt hotels
ul.d r.. r.iUtuu"> an order, lett ~ lirArt utIit-S
bl"uud l.sil pENNSN LNANIA AVENUE.
". VI CLEMENTS, &. t. lnRp.
Manager Gvu. lI,~ N-,G'.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered for III,
"Eepubiican'," Readers.

sums W ih''itSt 't'htIth IbF tht
"Hepublican'," Readers.
Lcntcu services will he held in all the
Catholic and Episcopal Churches here To.
day. The sunday school Easter celebration
Of st. PHul's Church win hr held this after
noon at 4 O'Clock, when the missionary con
trlbutIons for the past year will he npcnc !.
Mr., Thomas Cagctt and associates, IT, per
agreement, met the farmers of this vicinity
IN the council chamber yesterday IN refer
cEce to the growing If certain vegetables
and fruits for their proposed cmncN, but
owing to some change necessary to bc mad"
IN ilc wording of the contract, the meeting
was Gdi, wnrl over until saturday next,
when all arrangements will Inc cuasiIm-
mated. II l. understood that the citizen,
will donate uur wears rent of the building
for the Calucry, hut WIN rNart in return that
II operate not les, than eight month, in the
year, with at least tilty hands employed,
Cards are uut for the wedding Of Prot
IhOs. T.. Dulaucy, culurcd, 10 Hattie q.
luckctt, To hc solcmuiGcd At the First B3p-
list Chmch April ; At : O'Clock.
only siN marriage licenses were issued
here during the past month, which is con
sidclCd lad showing for the season,
Mr. Phillip NOgclgcSang yesterday bought
at public auction house and lul On Royal
street, between King unl Prince, for S'i5,
National Republican., 1888-04-01
FTHE GREAT TpENNSYLyiNI ROuT: TO
L THE NORTH.W WESr Nh OtTiiWE 81.
BLETRkC SIIENpID SrESEEY;
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MENr
N ErEErT nrr 1n. -

TRAlNS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner Gtl and Il strcgts, as follows:
For PittsbUrg and the West, Chicago fiIaitrI
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. ~
daily: Fast inc, $50 u, m daily to cincinnati
and st. Louis, with sleeping Cars from Harris
burg to Cincinnati. aud Buffet Carte st Louis:
daily, except saturday, 80 Chicago. with Sl.ro-
ing Car Altoona to Chicago, WC,'uru ~
press. at s:lor m. daily with Sleeping cars
c,pt saturday., Harrisburg tu Cl.,rllui,
connecting daily nj harrisburg with th-nugi
S'ecrcrS for Louisville aud M'l1vhi,, Pa ms
i$me>s. ~ =. IN. daily for ftt,hii-g aNi tho
W.; WIN through sleeper To PiltSbur:, and
EAL1lMhRE MD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie IonandaiggF. Rochester nl.aip,
with Palace cars Washington To i;orn,.;,g.
hog Willimnsrolt, Lock Haven and Elriirt,
at @5on. IN, daily. cNrrw SUNDAY.
and llIO Il, M 200, $50, 1899 uuA l':TA H. m
IN sunday. Har, 1870 q, IN. 2iN. $50, lhuA. uNi
ll&O y. ~, Limited JNpr,',S ui Pullman pdllur
ana Dining hrs Min 4. m. daily, oAccr; sun
day. and ia1 y. m. daily.
For Boston without change, s;oo y. IN. every
For Brooklyn. y. Y. an through tralns con.
meet at J.rscy city with boats oi Gropklyn
Annex, Uilordine direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double icirilgC across New
York city.
For Philadelphia, 20 o.oO, ri:N. and 1870
Il. NJ, G.Co, $40, Ga1 lOIn and li9l H. m. .On
sunday. paC, 1870 u. IN, 100, i:ih. tO0 I7t1,
anu Ils-W y. ~. lllllItu INIr'>f, i1riO" LNi
bminG Cars, H:.O Il. m. week days, and 3:is. y.
~. daily. s4lJ
I'or Baltimore. ca1. 80, aro. q:io. $50, ifyn,
lao II. m, l!t5. $50. 3Hj, i:ln, i.!o. ~ t:oO
$40. loih, aud ll"N T.. N. un SiuiHy ag0
500. H;0. llIn Il. IN. 9'N, 3:ij, ii0. $50. $40,
. lOtc, and llSUp. ~.
Fer PoIes 'I,"k Line, 80 Il. ul nul $40 y.
IN. daily except sunday.
] For Annapolis, ~ and nto u. m inuS i.?h
and GHO T. IN. daily, except sunday. Saulays,
. HCba, m, $40 0p. nj.
/ ALEXANDRIA AND rREpEEICKSpl'RI
RAIIWNY. AND NENNSDRfN NTO
/ MASIIlNGTOS RAii.RONn.
For Alexandria, tiIi. .G:ii S: 10. p:i;, 1851 H. H.
! l!ii Noon, go i."i, a:Gl, tNl N"W. S.Ni. lbali
and ll&T y. N. On sunday, at i.Cn, 9:l; 1851 u.
m, ""O b%H, 500, ana 1906 u. m.
Accommodations for uumtiru, jgl y. ~.
: MCel; du,S.
For Hirlmuud and rlir South, 6.0l, 1855; y. m,
daily. ana Gri II. ~. daily, except Suu.iay
/ Trans ltaN" NUNanGria for Wa ,l,iu.tou,
Goo, 40. $40, $50 lU:i, llUT ~. M; i.HU. SalJ,
! 3:.3, $40. 40, N:E. lni? aud ii;O5 T. ~. ul
| sunday at $40 and il:Oi u. m; SCO a.iG, ,el,
| g.I! and lUai2 y. IN.
/ Tickets and Information II the Office uortn.
! rust corner of latl street aud rcnns svivuuia
! avenue. and at the station. where ur,'.r- can
/ he lett iur tie checking uf baggage 10 de- Ana
, t'"n from lot,'> aud residences.
J. u. WOOD.
General Passenger N..nt.
IHAS +, plClI, General Manager
National Republican., 1888-04-01
DETERMINED no DIE.
4 Man cuts Iii, Throat IN the rniirr
Court.

lame, j. Wrlcln who was arrested for
threats against his wife, AMI who wa- rlu,
trstcd by the police from batting hi, brain,
ont aud hanging himself in hi, crll at the
eighth precinct, attempted suicide again in
the police count yesterday 10y cutting Nj,
'hloat with u pcul>nlr. Nut content with
his he made two attempts 10 hu't hi, brains
,ut against The ccIl door. He Wa ,uhsr.
pu,nlly put in the van and ,rhl 10 jail where
rc viii r,mNin for S,N month, uulc-, some
oEc .ocs ON his bail IN 500 Tor hi lu'ur
good behavior toward his wife
lie Is about 10 wears old and has been "u
pioycl for many wears. ~ lanpligh"r,
Mclrh lm, Just served u term in Jail lul
mcal,ing his daughters arm.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
MAKING OBSCENE PICTURES.
IN Ehort to Pick Flaws in an indict
mrnt.

mrnt.
Tie argument in the case of Henry j..
Ennis and Walter i. Shrccycs the pho
tographcrs charged with making and eX
hibiting pictures of female in state OF
nudity, with the exception of wearing her
stockings" was resumed In criminal court
yesterday and finished. Mr.. 4. b. Williams,
for the defense, proceeded with his argu-
meni on the motion TO qlash the indictment
and raised n number Of new questions he
sides the one raised on the previous day rs
to the article in question being Il negative,
and not Il picture or representation under
the meaning of the statute,
Al The conclusion Of Mr. Williams ar
Sumcnt District Attorney lloge said that,
with all due Difference to the ability Of op-
posing counsel, he would make no reply Ia
his arguments and submit the case on what
bad been said. Justice Montgomery took
the motion aud arguments under advise
mCnt One Of the girls whose pictures had
been taken, aud ON whose statements aud
pictures the indictment had been found,
was present IN the court room during the
argument, and seemed deeply interested,
National Republican., 1888-04-01
A. I'S.I..I

The y, 4 OR, r. being the first of the Wash.
ingtOn roads 10 inauguratc popular excursions
popular excursions from here to Baltimore
and viii sell excursion tickets Ia Baltimore
next Friday, saturday, and Sunday for all its
trains, The round,trip fare will be one dollar
until next Monday, inclusive. 10 trains Friday
and Saturday, u trains sunday.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
baltimore Excursions.

The Baltimore and ohio RAILROAD company
will sell excursion tickets To- Baltimore for al
returning until Monday, inclusive, AZ rate of 81
for the round nip. In addition Ia the regular
schedule two special express trains with par,
lOr cars attached, will leave Baltimore ana
Ohio depot next sunday ut . a, m, and II r.,
m, TlrSe excursions afford a iinc upp0r.
twHity 10 visit friends IN Baltimore,
National Republican., 1888-04-01
ll!lI,itl Transit,

Time Is almost HmliMtrl 10y tine u and ~
minute cypress trains Via Il, n a. A. u. De-
tween Washington nnd Baltimore. These
trains are In the regular schrdu," ard make
the time every day the year round. ihruu"
the II. y o.. will sell next Friday, saturday.
aud sunday, Will be- hmnud n ul trains,
including these celebrated dyer. and al
tickets viii hc valid for return pa.su4D until
nest Monday, inclusive.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
$,.oo-ro baltimore and nack-sl.oo.

Excursion tickets to Baltimore at rate of one
dollar for the round "trip will he sold for ALI
BAL1INuRE AND ONO TRNISs nest Friday,
elusive. In addition 10 the regular schedule
two fast express trains, with parlur cars AT,
tachcd, will leave Baltimore and ohio depot
procured ~ 1881 and GlD Pennsylvania avenue,
nlsN 1T nnltlmnrc md OHM lrnnt
National Republican., 1888-04-01
Til. Flora Pleasure CIub.

The Easter ball at the Rifles armory next
Monday evening promises to De a grand sue
cess, Every effort has been made by the
management to make II Il complete success,
National Republican., 1888-04-01
40 and so Minute Trains

are run from Washington to Baltimore via -.
q. only, and excursion tickets To Balti
will be sold for all b. ~ o. trains next Friday,
saturday, and Sunday good for return until
next Monday, inclusive Nineteen trains
Friday and saturday Thirteen trains sun
National Republican., 1888-04-01
Excursloni,t, from New England.

IN excursion party from New England,
numbering over three hundred people, arrived
in the city yesterday, and will spent the major
part 90 to-day in seeing the point ut interest al
the capital. They are uuurtcrrd ut Wizards,
the Ebbitt, and the Riggs House
National Republican., 1888-04-01
I)iIIJ

llOll,.. ON SATURDAY. Nuv.,. 9l f,,s. ut u.,n.
sumption, Lull'A VI, llu.r, hr'nynl wit, ui
kULtnr \, llull.
Funeral from the \.crN..uu church. rr,apr
Twelfth street uud Nu,,drhr,.'i. u'rnUr
northwest Monday. Aprtl =. AT $50 D. N.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
MnI,rInmn Iirnnsrs.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Joseph l.. Rupp ana Lucy BulI,cw II
W. a. BowFer and Ella Cooper David \
Howard and sarah T., Arlngtun Henry Il
'Iomc of this city and Mollie J. MrCauley
Of Caroline county, Va.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
THE HOUR FOR Rejoicing.
" NOW HAS CHRIST RISEN FROM THE
DEAD.n

The Faster Celebration Commemorate
ing that Eyent-Tts Observance in the
Different Churches-program of
the Music and Names of the Singers.
National Republican., 1888-04-01

Nj r. VERNON, Mt, VERNON.
wi Mt, VERNON.
STEAMER W, W. CORCORNN
Leaves ith st. wharf Daily except sunday for
Mt, VERNON,
Al 10 o'clock a, nj returning, reaches wash.
ington about 3;1Op. IN.
L. L, BLAZE, SapIain.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
RUSSIAN BATH.
Why the Turkish Bath Cures
Disease.

lhr caUsu~ of disease are various. Poi
s,nou5 and cir,tc matter IN the blood. oh
.lrlrtrd circulation of the blood. impaired
vitality, disturbed functions of the vital Or,
ganN; exhaustion Oi brain and nerve power.
suppressed action Of the cNcrcting organs.
such rs the skin, kidneys, bowels, ,Nc., want
uf nutrition. and impure blood are umuu-
the producing carI>cs of disease.
1htIrL L, no one agent thai r>"rl~ such
powerful intnI nee over these CIt>r,. ami
that Is So capable of radically removing
th,m, us the Turkish Bath The ti,>ur> ui
the rody, A. wcll u, the elements Of the
hluOh, can hr lhUrOu"hly clcau>cd and
purified through this bath The larger purr
ton of Tie ctlCtr matter of the body should
he carried OF through tie pores Of the skin
lhe hath cNcitcs healthy, vigorous action
Of the skin, and removes thereby impurities
lium the body and blood
The rubbing aud manipulating given in
the bath are the principal influence, in pre-.
muting circulation and cqualiziU% II through
uut all parts Of the hudy.
Where there il ui-tuictrd circulation iu
Tie internal organs, rubbing and hrnt nl-
pied To- the surface draw llr blood away
from the ui,IruDlcd part thus establishing
lculth' circulation in all parts
The h,.l temperature In the bath destroys
d.~rasc gems in the blood Many chruui'
di.rasrs wlv dU" tu Inc germs uihr blood.
which multiply rapidly, "h-lrur'iug riruuA
Ijon and hnpUiriug III" functions "t the y'tpI
mg.ns. \ temperature of liO' will destroy
these gems and III" pcnp@t'uu remove,
thDm from the system,
The bath establishes healthy action u
Ihc skin, makes II lirm and elastic, am,
capable of resisting cold.
The tlUDh j., the body can ha thuruu4h,
renovated, and, healthy action r~t1hIi,,m
aud maintained lay means ul the 'lwhl-l
p.th
National Republican., 1888-04-01
The Bath as a Luxury.

Health FEE TIE greatest mNuy q mtu m,
Mwruu can enjoy Iu maintain hrU,'u. coz iu
lv.iuru II Wlvu i,st, !, the true way iu secure
tlr greatest lIN~ ~lrul enjoyment Mann l,.,pIr
culy Hhuut with them both dead ANA UNIu-
matter The Turkish Iiatu IrmoNr, M" drll
and ,uttr matter from the living tI-,lrr, and
40 Wli,r, n" system that II can take ru
healthy, Vital tissue In the place ut Il," duld
material removed, ltisH great lnNur ro h'
clean. Nu person can be- Ihrguu.hly rirtu
who'd not tax" the Turkish iuth rh'
ordinary hatll wilmuf cleanse the interior ,rr.
tiuu ui the body; II only Washes tine ,Wftur
The lmti,h Bath ,um.r, the Tissue. ul
lhuUgh. II uuWuyrS tine unriu and dead mat
ter irum tlr MUSCLES, nerves, huuus, hriiu. and
nom all tine Tissues ul the hudy ru hu
thoroughly clrauscO ul these impUritir, l. one
vI the ur,utv,t uNwIr, ui the age. rry il and
Nuu viii hy convinced.
The entire harl (, un the first floor nud vuu.
N,ui,utly located, and can hr reached hy an
the street ear and huidiC lines.
BATHING liul RS From : Il. m, iii q p. M.
IN saturdays uprn until II /. M Nut open un
sundays, LADIES DAYS, Mondays aud fri.
days.
lloping To receive Your patronage, We are,
Your Nbcditnt servants,
4. y. noNEE \ CO., proprietor,.
John y. ROVEE, Medical Electrician
one" Hours : {" $500 m, und 10 p, m.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
CHESAPEAKE ANn ONO GoyrE.

NrwIur' New, Uud Mississippi Valley Duu.
IEuNN
schedule H rHrct Nov ~, lSN,.
Trains t,UNC uiuu Depot, 18th and B.tS,
lu.ri \ Nj For Newport News, old Point
comfort, and Nuvrulk. Daily vNcrpt
sunday. NiiNc In Norfolk AZ { |, NJ.
Imuugh lWlur ear Washington 10 Oh
lumi.
l'aI w For stations ON the Ch,sap,ako
and Ohio, In \WEuia, Vast Virginia,
and htmiWky Daily except sunday.
sleeping cars, clifton Forge to liant
WgtuU.
$50 T.. VI. last western CNUrus, daily. solid
train, with Pullman hutiot slyypius
puS tu Louisville. Pullman service 10
cincinnati. st. Louis, Memphis, and
NuW orleans,
OniCC jlI Penn. ave.
II, W. FULLER,
General Passenger AGENT.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
TRlrELrRs, GrInr.
pmDXoNr AiR Use
SCHEDULE ~ Et1ECT VI ills,.i"s.
iIaiis leave u. & +. station, ~iNth dIG .

phpNoNr AiR llSE
scHEurLEiS EtIEcTMljg,.i,,s.
ltgiis leave u. & r. station, ~i,th JIG
street t.-.
s'gOA Nj East Tennessee Vail daily iar
MHrrcuton, GurdunsNillr. J'Hrotf,-.
VILE Lyu, hburg, aud ,tHiiun- between
~, Nanhria Und INuchhurg, Roanoke,
bil,t"l, hnoN'iUc Eun'. taiorE. Mont.
gun,W, aud New orleans. ru'mm
S!ccIyr Washington tu Nr,y CsI,.vs.
ll%i 5. M..la.t nail dgily fr War;. U'au,
tlatlDiiosNi'lc, tOrGuU vile, s'afI,Hs
tl,snroate and Uno rr'c, Is ..'i.
hiirE Ruciy Mount. rtnyi',r. arI
stations h,tw,,H LyurllrYr and Nln.
vile, trocueluru', lial,igh, IHurlot,c,
,"lumlW, Auatsig, itulti, Gulgs
and California rulWgu Slv,l,T New
York tu Atlanta IN connection with
lrlmHn S't"t"rs .NIHn'n ip N"w pJr
l,,I.s EUi "aUn HuuruI. Uult f,r'
El- nlh.u Nick .bnr2, ,,nl love.
I,U. ~ nn.n SlcUrr lny d, to
itWrnH urr Charleston. 'ol.I .iuS
Wahul M 10 Nlan'.. ru' MT
SUNDAYS.
2@jP. VI. paIiy,.c,ccpt SUNDAY. ror WarH..
!Hs' StH,bhrg, and mlrrucGi"t, ,'.i-
$50 +. M.-.Wc.tcrr rxurcs, daily for Warren.
n,Gord"usNi.lu, charlottesville. L1Ut.-
vile, Cincinnati, and -. Louis. lul,.
man sleeper, and solid trHius Wa ding.
ION 70 Louisville; also for Lyu"hmir-
HriSiol, thHtiAnonGg Memphis. IlitlD
Rock, and all southwestern POINTS
Through nullIngn SlcCgrrs Washington
10 Memphis without Chgugp.
llIO i, n.-Southcrn ENpr,.4s did!y fnr tsnClt.
burg, Dgnyillc, (uicigli, A-hsvin,,
Charlotte. Columhia, Aikcn. Aughs'A,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New OrcHns,
IcSas aud California puliWgn slcr,.
Crs Washington to New orleans. via
Atlanta and Montgomery IFilnnH
SlCcpcrs Washington tu Nikru. :. e,
withuut Change.
IBAiNS ON WASHINGTON AND ONO DI.
VISION.
Leave Washington l:i2 u. ~ daily. cyurM SIM
duy. aud iHi y, IN. daily, arriving az Rnunl
llill ll:is q. m and irl =, m; u0'urulusi icayo
Round lill 5t0 q. m. daily and i:IO y. NJ ileilN
rh,tpt sunday, arriving Washington s:}s d. ~.
aud 80 p, m.
1'hruuph iraius from tho Suutil via Chir!ltia.
DanNllle, and Lynclhurg, arrive In MdsHu :.
ton s:lu ~ m s:si T.. u"; Nit East Tennessee,
Bristol and lynChburg, at li'il q, w. uri Q. -
y. NJ; Via Chesapeake aud ohio route aud
charlottesville, at 9iO y. III. strusburc losu
ut VA u. IN.
Tickets, Sleeping Car rcacrvd'iun, n.l in'ul.
nation furnished and baggage checked Ut
office. ECO Pennsylvania avenue. Hul ~ rjis.
senger station, Pennsylvania railroad. sixth
and streets. JAS l.. Taylor.
| GcncrJl Passenger ilcrt.