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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
Total amount of Mtge. S3,OOO,OOl

The remaining sl.5oo,ooo to he issued only II anu ~
future requirements OF the company may ae'"a".. =,
only in accordance with, and subject 10 inc ,hn
an agreement between the railway company anu "''
bankers. .., >,,,., e,,b,rbn
EXTRACT Of letter Of the President OF the Cyd"" '"o"''"
Rdiiuay CompanU . oo,
..rbc CITY and Suburban Railway Company Is con-
.sodaon OF the properties formerly known as the b"'
80 I.r,o, Passenger Railway Company the baltimore
ond Uon,pien Passenger Railway the Highlohdto"" ,u
point Breeze Railway, the Baltimore ana iorNo"" "
x,v thus merging through City Lines running III sewers"
drectons with the most important suouroun ia'' 49,.
"and connecting Towson. Catonsvile, Hampden anu ~
"Rree,e The extent OF the Railways now o"he" '"u
operated by the city and Suburban RAILWAY oonp.
.about Gfty.threc miles Of single track. Aoo"' e'k
ot additional track are be constructed and oil the ne
.ao % hs thoroughly equipped electrically as opid
.transit Railway System
"wITU HORSES. AND UNDEB S hrAnA
"NANACEMtNrs THE AGGREGATE EAMNIN"r
"OF TIE DIFFERENT LINES FOX THE rA'i
.TIIREE YEARS AMOUNTED TO'
1880 NET...... ser'."o',e
1890, NET. V"'>O~'"D
" ts0, NET ...................1OkJS I.H
"OR s825O157 IN EXCESS OF TIE AMOUNm
ACTUALLY REQUIREDT TO PAY THE On! ast. cnR.
ION THIS ENTIRE ISIS OF BoNDS rV" WV
"RE.PONDING PEKIO
Ibe ne. earnings for the first Ave months OF the pres
cn, wear show an Increase OF 90 over net earnings
"for the same period OF last year"
Tho Bonds ore Coupon Bonds OF 900 each, 70 bearer
novabe in United gold coin OF the present
standard OF weight and 1nene7s, 'withont any
nv reason OF any tax which said Railway Company may oo
nuIrd 10 retain or deduct thererom by any law OF inc
limited States or OF the State OF Maryland Tor State pr
noses These Bonds cannot be redeemed oeo'e S'u'
and are secured by mortgage covering all the Lines u"
eether with the franchises, equipment rear es,aee
propery OF every kind and description NOW OWNED oi'
THAT MAY HEREAFTER BIZ ACoO lshD py "'o w"
and Suburban Railway Company.
sufficient number the bonds OF this issue, no, eN'
ceedng 527 WILL be retained for the purpose OIL re'r"s
all OF the outstanding divisional bonds.
The undersigned having purchased the balance Oh 'he
above sne Of bonds oer them for sale at lOo per cent
and accrued interest payable Wednesday, July at when
time negotiable receipts will he Issued exchangeaoe Ior
hands ms soon a. engraved. AND RECOMMEND lhf'i
AS A DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
Application VIII made to list these bonds on inc
Baltimore Stock Exchange.
Copies OF the mortgage counsels opinion. &c. may DO
examined AZ our office.
The .ub-cr iption will be opened at our oficc on the
morning Of e-day juno 20. and close at O'CLOCK
the of the day. Aotncnts will be made
n. promptly NJ possible thereafter
The right reserved reject applicaaors to close
tho subscription earlier than the said date. and 70 aot
smaller amounts than those applied for
ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS.
1875 EAST BALTIMORE STREET.
lima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

iy in the latter port of the week. and the mafkee
closed heavy at reduction Of 10 t cen" ,on1 and
G the basis Of S4.s' ana $i.oo ior ''i- "'
short sterling bills respectively
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The Tribune has printed the Gross eaI n III ~
twenty railroad companies or system l"i we 80,
week in June OF this number seNr Sne per cent.
and three companies return losses aNera9lus ~
rcr cent The Whole number gives gam owl o ,m'
week Of lost year OF 1881 or w yxtV.siy
IL has printed also che gross earnings "a Pr! IL
companies for the second week III jun" Nv no,
nu,uber gives n gain Of S546s99. or 81 per CENT
Tho following table divides the sgsresste> and oHe''
.scos Of the companies showing gains and losses
s:s s5. 5sjS b ss : s53 (.
Total 20 co.'s. s8 81 Ooo sscs5 1873 Inc. sssIIo 90
4 co aies $500. $3.50 bic 6o.52 10
To,a, 60 g. $50 7257, 7ss Inc. si4o,s'o 81
TIE WEEK Ar THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sprcnlatlon in railway stocks and bonds last
week was inclined TO duness. In the ponh mar i.
ket there depression In special ISSUES, ouv
notwithstanding light demand prrrs Of the
week was the appointment OF receivers lor NJ, .io
Richmond Terminal and the East lenneNee' VII
rinia and Georgia systems Tbs was the IoglG
ef the prcvjonS rccciversip for Richmond aod
Danville which secured to protect me PROV
crty from the persecution Of certain interests in
Georgia The process OF reorea]h hamner Ur by
these rcccivcrships but it seems lilely TO DE
long and tedious one. We'll Street is impatient
At the delay in learning whether DreXel, Morgan
< Company purpose attempting the lcrmlnal re-
organization, ana probably much OF the apaIny
on the part of most important banking interests
may ba due TO the complications ana uncertain
lies in the affairs of this great Southern railroad
syetpm. ,-, ~
The stock market has been largely, a traders al,
fair bur in spite OF this fact small put general
improvements are recorded for the week. Inc
continued movement of gold TO Europe, couped
with the unfortunate influence of the Richmond
Terminal matter, checked an aggressive sPecnrc
lative spirit But there was no increase OIL
pressure 70 sell stocks; when the bear iaction
WAS active prices yielded reluctantly, but they
moved up easily on any attempt TO cover shor'
contracts More than one-tenth Of the total trans
actions was contributed by Chicago, burlington
and Quincy: short sales carried the price down
over !; Der cent but with a cessation Of the sea-
ina the price is back to where it was week
ago. IT., ,r. 81, ho,r
The principal ground seemingly left Tor pear
oparations is the expectation of nnfavoraplc STATE
mcnts in net earnings, winch rellect, however,
conditions that are entirely past II might De
we'll 10 glance at the summers depreciation In
stocks and inquire il they do not snilclcn'iy
measure the LOSSES suffered by the railroads
through floods rate.cutting and temporarily l!eht
movement of grain. Tie following table COM
res the highest price early in 80? OF twenty
Imminent stocks with the closing prices OF last
Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

SHAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS,
"a AND ~ WAII.ST

~ MD ~ WAllrST
TIIE TRU STEES have ordered that interest
hc paid TO dcpo'tors entitled hcr,to under the by.
and with the savings hank laws tho
N months ending June sofa. 1892, as follows:
exceeding three thousand dollars
ate Of FOUR PEI, CENT PR Onnum
On account, larger than three thousand dollars. and
which exceeded said PRIOR the Limitation Of de-
70 It's by statute the rate OF TWO AND HALF PER
CENT per annum payable and after Monday July is,
1892 WILLIAM c. STU liF.S, President.
DANIEL. BARI rs Cashier
New. York June "a. 1902.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

Bid. Askrd-
Ca l. stock - 70
EroDsi,n II e-K-. 81 -
"a rae " h. IL ~.
pnl ( :, & A. lls n's
Dul : 5 & At pi. ~ 81
Grorr a Pacific %"
Mex Nat CON- "a -
y Y l. a O-....... = -
: \ y 4 - ~ .- J.
n y & NJ Y co. IT, - -
/ TT l. v u -. ~ ~
\ & & 4 l. lst .o
Is 1907 ....l-O III =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

Following were ye.terdays quotations for unii'e &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

lid. Ask.d
? <, l. s. X c III - %
Ga Fac 1Et NJ Gs..... 1nl
ia Ia Con js... 4G %
Ga l'ac Inc Js... is
NJ ( & r.n bd~ .ll3I liz
y Y & q l. lst
NOR. ..-...--. 81 ~
y Y & G l. "a
mort ........ I .
Vichs e. NJ IT, 0sl0J ....
| Ala & V con 5s.. 90 go.
| Ala a. V coD % - 1I2 ...'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
TRUST co.


CAPITAL 81 600 900
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
Legal Depository for Court and Trs. Funds and General
Deposits
LIBERAL RATES OF INTEREST PAID on BALANCES.
The COMPANY is authorized to sc. as EXECUTOR,
ADMINISTRATOR, GUARDIAN. RECEIVER and
TRUSTEE; a. FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT ana
REGISTRAR OF STOCKS and BONDS
The oilers 10 and trustees OF estates
religious and benevolent Institutions exceptional
latiiiNes for the transactisn OF their business
OFFICEES
b. q. FRENCH, President
J. l. WATERBURY,, Vice President.
A. T. FRENCH, Secretary aud treasurer
DIRECTOllo:
T.. o. French, n. Y. II. ". Cannon, " Y
AZ. ]. coss q y. John L.. Ford. NY.
n. l.. Hlgginson, Boston. 4. J. Coolidge. IT, Boston.
Aug. belmont. n. Y, James U. Sheldon y. Y.
T.. b. Randolph, N. Y A. s. l.osenbaum. N. Y.
H. 0. Nofthcete, y. Y. John n. A. Grlsvold. N. 7.
{. a. BALDWIN, y. Y sam. Il. Shipley, Phlla.
Cbas h. Tag, y. Y. Il. Il. Wilson y. Y.
John Kean, H., n. J. J. l. Waterbury, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

Clos'g, tiose
Hight June Hlsh !u in1 noc
..o.,sor a. co, los, Lake Shore IioLc 1887 o.
nHHY i TX 1J;s -. Louis y. gar II 2 10
('sf s f.3 So. 'g - 's'I San.r,li$ ,iS: 9.
t-Nits r p:.l2sjs l2.h IL NY il EsW ~ "a? ,5i.
chic W.l2ls ll13 ~ Do, Prrir. :oo2 w.. - =
IL j & y. Utl4 SIR lZ's y :" oo3, a. -
u Ian { W 1877, In 10+ mil Read o. CO. rs
Del & Mud Ii92 1877. i2h Union Fac. 3o* "s ioe
1t would T. fair 10 assume that this or Nt,H, .
nout, should exhaust the number of nnfayoranle
railroad statcTcnts to DC expected FOR the E's.
Two weeks the weather West has been all NAV
could lie required for the growing crops IN
wheat. the harvest will SOON b~ actively nnucr
way. and q large yicd is practically ASSURE
Decided progress has hccn made IN tlir CONDITION
of corn, and accident only will now prevent me
rrapng Of an important crop he mohe;ary
st,iati9n IS reasonably secure. and There IL decdd
confidence in political prospects among hnahcia
men The volume # exchanges rrprcsents sd'is-
factory blsncss 1900 TONS and the conhdcnc" 81
investors is in0icatri by the failure OF aIi bear
efforts TO force stocks to market. The prolonged
stock Exchange holiday around lnderend'mce Day
is not conducive 70 activity, and further dulhrSs
might confidently bc looked for, did not the IN
expected often furnish III" lesson OF wall Strr"f
Following is oar usual tablr, giving the number
of shares sold Of al stocks. the highest, lowest
ard final prices Of the week. together With thr
final prices Of week ago, prcfixcd by the average
prices Of June 90. 1891:
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27
Dipi0en0 Notlres.

THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF NtW YORK
NEW-YOKk, June 2l 1892.
A DIVIDEND of 10 per cent out Of the earn.
"A Of the last months has to-day been declare
By this bank parable on the Let day OF July next Inc
transfer books will remain TIL that date.
EDWARD TOWNSEND Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

Total 20 co'srS 35i ,oeo ssos5,isS Inc sSh'i' Us
4s conranes So 7ee oi2 10 $50 1913 Inc s0lS4iJ ~
companies ol3,So1 o'''oo' bN' '''''-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

NETWORK GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY CO.,
% cr.n,nsT NEW.YnRK Inne % 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-27

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NETWORK,
June II, 1oY2.
At A MEETING of the Directors of this
n bank held to-day, emi-annual. diyldend Of Five
Per declared payable free OF tax July is pfox
no the transfer books will Do closed until That da~
from June 25th instant. - ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

Probably Fstal Shooting Case-Damage by
StOrm-Notes.
Core spondence Of The Evening Star

Probably Fatal Shooting Case-Damage by
Storm-Notes.
Core spondence of The Evening Star.
ROCKVILLE, July 6. 1892
Chas. holland, colored man residing near
Choppers station, on the Metropolitan branch
railroad, about eight miles west Of this place,
was shot and supposed MORALLY wounded Mon
day by another colored man named Chas.
Parker. The circumstances Of the shooting, as
related by Parker, are that they were in the
woods, when o squirrel was discovered and
they sent a boy to the house for gun; that
when he returned the squirrel was gone and the
boy took the shell out Of the gun and removed
the shot. Parker then took the gun and put
the shell back, supposing it contained nothing
but powder. At this time holland was lying on
the ground near q tree, and in order to brighten
him Parker placed the muzzle of the gun near
the lower part Of his body and fred. The load,
however, took effect, and DR.. Etchison of
Gaithersburg was sent for to render aid to the
wounded man. Upon examination he found
the wound Of such a character that he advised
the immediate removal Of the man to q WASH
ington hospital This was done as soon as
possible, and a report has since reached here
that the man was dead. Parker was arrested
and lodged in Jail here last evening and will
have hearing before Justice &. w. Crawford at
Gaithersburg on Saturday.
During q severe thunder storm on Sunday
evening the hay barracks of Mr.. Darius Clagett
in Potomac district was struck by lightning, set
on fire and entirely destroyed, together with its
contents, involving o LOSS of several hundred
dollars. The same storm did considerable dam
age to crops in other parts Of the county.
Yesterday Masters Anderson Offutt, Lawn
Thompson and o number Of their young friends
left here for the purpose Of camping out on the
banks Of the Potomac near the mouth Of SEN
eca. They expect to be absent two weeks and
viii spend the time in fishing and other sports
In the orphans court yesterday Oliver T. Van
horne, administrator Of George N. Walter de-
ceased, filed list Of sales Of personal estate Of
deceased, and Susan A. Beall, administrative of
Catherine A. Whalen, deceased, filed an in
ventory Of the personal property Of the de-
ceased. Jas. F. Barnsley and Chas. W. Barnsley,
administrators Of Margaret A. R. Barnsley, de-
ceased, filed inventory Of real and personal es-
tate of deceased JAS T. Turner, administrator
Of Alexander Kemp, deceased, filed list of debts
due said deceased. Samuel Riggs, IT,, guardian
to Thos Neil, passed his sixth and final account.
Mr.. John Ray, who was adjudged insane by a
jury here last week and removed to Montevue
Asylum at Frederick, died at that institution
Monday. 1t is supposed that the cause Of his
death was exhaustion, as he had refused to eat
anything since being taken there. 8. A. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
RALrrMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


schedul. IN eject Msy -. 1872.
Leave Washington from station corner Of Nev rs-.,v
For Chicago ana SoTthss.t vs ss Limited
%. ciScinnsa 81 Loui. snI in s v..s.
buled Limited 3. 30, elpre-s IL. . y m. daily.
- o. rts 81 and Cleveland express daily lis)@
For Lsrinrson and stanton. -ron.u.
For Lursy. S.tur.i srsa s,oi Ro,nos. Eno,r,,.
Chsttsnooes and Memphis. q As a m. II. Is n IA.
S.iy psror car e Roanoke on morning train. Sleep
600 = %inss. s 81 50 10 - q 10 30 q sI nh
100 Co. L % 30 K ss < Z. al y al
s so s e 10 . oo 90 I'll 70 and a. y g
3S 81 ~ 90, rb.o5. T6. 20 6.3a rs 90. 10 OF
For AnnsrolisI Is and sao.rn L. 10 sAiL 90
Fss F2s as ~ s iiiso Pm an. urA tls,
Ecr Hae.rsfovn. no ~ g. m .nd t53opm
For Bovd and way POINTS. o 30 n. m,
e. Il g. M q ssy S, z q g IL
E STs Eli flp f a; roS M fSSS SSp rTr
Pr Phi,sdenhis, New Yorf. Boston and IN. e,..
2z6 600 Dining o.rS. iii. 80 !. m. sisspins ca.
oRen stl 10 90 O'Clock.
Bufst Psrlor os- on all Day train.
sunnnr tSrelss % Pa%, . s1ss' s,,
y toushhsecss oridre. landing passengers in B. an
,f@ xfisntic City. To- 90 and r. 90 noon. Sun lay.
tEIcept SUNDAY Daily ssmd.y on,y.
b.erss. called and checked from hps.,. sud -,,-
SSTFi = e G q i;i 5 ssu !, a''''
Gen Nsnss--. rnyesi Gen. Ps... ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison arrived
at Jersey City at 8:15 O'Clock Last night, but
remained in the vicinity Of New York only Eve
minutes. They came on special train from
Washington. They are on their way to Loon
lake in the Adirondack, and the President
planned well to avoid interviewer. The train
was in charge Of Assistant General Passenger
Agent Boyd Of the Pennsylvania railroad. The
train had NO sooner come to q stop in the Jer-
sey City depot than West Shore engine, that
was in readiness, was backed up and coupled
on. Then the President was whisked ON his
Journey to the woods. Mr.. Boyd remained on
board TO look after the comfort Of the distin-
Ruished travellers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

vassar Students' Aid Society.
The scholarships offered by the vassar Btu
dents Aid Society for June, 1881, have been
awarded q follows: The two scholarships
offered by the general society TO Miss julia
Schwartz, Omaha, Neb., and Miss Ruth n.
Mann, Central Falls, R. L The scholarship
offered by the Boston branch was won by Mia
Helen T. Wood, Marlborough, Mass. That
offered by the Kentucky branch BY Miss Belle
ships have been awarded by the PfttsburS
branch, one 10 Miss Estelle McClosksy and the
other 10 Mis- Blanche A. Jones, both Of Pitts-
burg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07
Divorces Granted.

Justice Bradley, in the Equity Court, yesterday
made q decree of divorce in the case of Lilly z.
Alien against johnson Allen in favor Of the
complainant, giving he. the custody of the
county, Miss, in March, 1886; have one child,
and she charged cruel treatment. z B. Hay
appeared for her.
Fanny S. Godfrey was granted divorce from
Joseph T. Godfrey, giving her her maiden name
Of Proctor. They were married January IA,
1890, have one child, and she charged bad
treatment, &c. Howard P. Akin appeared for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

. quieting, strengthening nervinA II COR
rects and cures Al thcse delicate draneo.
mentS and weaknesses peculiar to ths ssx.
-. FyyvS~;t ~ p.snr;,,s.n.ss = .s,a..s.ss.
to give satisfaction II thsrsis no hslp,
there's no pay. Il does Ill thats o3nimsd fof
T. or the money u refunded
Its risky way to ssll it-but it int yose
1iik
ing ttsm On tvjal! rs IN iasHlt % yosS
catalogues TOR any dsalsr TO ataempt 10 mb-
situte otAR medicines fer thsse, b rscum-
msnding thAm 10 b just - good" enly
that - may maks . KGsr prodk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-07

Both the method and results whom
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant aud refreshing TO the taste, and
actsaentlyy vet promptly on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds,
headaches and levers. and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing TO the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
In Its action and truly beneficial in
Its effects, prepared only rom the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances.its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
II the most popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by ali leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it OH hand will procure it
promptly ior any one who wishes to
Va 10 not accept amy substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. E ssY Y0aA. ~
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RAILROADS.
AND ONO RAILWAY

Ss.RS lJ y ss sss 's ..sGs 4 s .sa
ss Z: "a me-; ..s.s s.s s; m. - g.
sSS =. s:iis. Sas.nn.u ana 81 sou.tl.a,..a-
Ee VIII dla.as es,. f!l,s.n : hs..i sls.s.sSs-s
ssss ss.s. '' s. nssss 81 l' n.
,sss y..ss. .S: :;s .N s, y.: g. =:
cinsinpsn ohio L.ripyson and toll.vills ~ srr.v
fSu.ys % NJ eSasssiias N tnSa bspS, az
Ricsnosi w.ySs.SeSo. ss.assoo ana ssi
ln.al9.n ssssuos. .aa tickets II csmpAaT'. ons..
s.is n y 1ffti.fiER. e.nq p.-..a-~r .~-u,
T po TIT N 1k wEs sS, An ,s5gTHNs.r
srfsE siii . M.essiht1lscfissgr fF srffFxSEEsr.
rKArss ssSf Ss as lSSs fkcS t' station
T.. eoRSER eTF AND p s1Ns As Foi.I ows,
mi sss S: Ss " Is s.,
Scssmsn s. .ns s: I 10 . Mn i 1. % -. sAs;sS
ma sscn 70 H.rrsenrF and H..rtshnrv % pt,ssars.
sys:sS :nS alss don ,aa sSsrs 70 g so'u i~
-, Louis md cincinnsti Express, - =. IN. daily
s e 8. Icu. .nS cIncipa., . ana pnns s Or
ssSrnsenrs toss Luis oalnIhl,n sypre-- -
S%h,s:sS md Dining - SaHi.surr q SsisssS'
iaS 0sr w..hinr,op 20 ch,S.~e Sonnscsins s S.s
E-.sHna.rTr : ssr S with ths.ysh slc.ner. 80
rsocuIrs % c nc Sau'hwssis,n tynre-s.
net, Indi.nspss N.mpsis and s., Louis. 'p Puli.
,sn cs,e,ring Ca weshinr,on y ~ louis sis-p-
All. .aS, 3 hscs ,. P;r,ec TsSy-.. s
s~p.r 70 rs,.eIrr aud nd n. %ss, vi,s through
c,n.assiss RS..sp sna S, .sls Pan,
For n. 9ss.na.sas ssi RoShs.,c- a.r FOR pu,.
p.m' with sissc,n s.r, ny, essen, saturday aaB
Fos wilf.msport Reshs-,.- sud Si.Ssrs ras' a,
WI Ssy , = saturday, with sissTnI 6s
For wIii.nspc-. FSaS ss's and Erm,-.. a.roso.n
FAST e aoa md y an. la.ls. :. NJ 4 u
ii.oa an isi. 30 Sls' az ssei iS.oS H %,
vs.,u %S1 rq cS.S.. . and p,sn P.ss
-. ~ q Ssss sssS rrurrrn-
WIZ ,n sn car frsln est,,nore Cog Wow York ~
,snres ~, psI ps9srhi, -.-k DAYS only P,s
street station. Philadephia. for B-osd street .i.
FOR pHTL,pEIPHra ONLY.
fAs AN rpress 80 an week days. and q p n
Accommodation. 5. on W. a.uv.
For BGson Without eha m % e 80 VI Wa.
Fot \ R 10 Z; N: dsily,.
= Z Ss ,s'' Gs.:s ss
airect transsnr 70 ru,icn street avoiding aoabls
For ,a,lsn,ic City . 80 II 90 a M IL Is nm. we,s
For s.I,,%or, 800. Ia ssT 80 90, %,
1000 10 %, u % snd II 20 am. 10 * ooi.
s4o dis 40 % y, % ~ II ma n Il M NJ
20 20 ,supdsy. 800 200. eot, 10. ". II. % w,
Ii%si.,.b: teo. $40. ala. 20 s46. 10 90 .1i
For pons,, crssS Line. 20 n and 3sp n i,ay
For ann.pclis. s,s,, 900 AMI li.so am. .u.ls,
m; asM dy except Sunday. Sundays. 400 a
ron .fEs.NpRr. AND THE sorrH
For AeNandrts. 40. 2, IS 4 Is s.4a. a.sf t,s,
~. y OF noon, 100. 2,li. ass. AK saI.
ss.TS;a,f 90 5tS at5 los an M" LOO 10 az 'pi
keeg,npod.tion ier 9u.niico, 7.45Nm d.u,.
for s s;,nhmend and the .outh. 4.3O ana io.s7Ar
Trains leave le.spdris for washington .. oS 10Y
500 sss caI' u ~ II = az S s,l La % 80, soa
Rpm On sunday 81 9. TO- 10. Il, II. IL .af
LIS m. 2.oh. sos. G.05. 7.40. .. Is and 10. 81
Tcssts ana Information 8. IN. ONE. northeast CO.,
~ 10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue. and ~ tbs
ststion where orders be left for the checkinrs
~ 70 acst,nston from hotels and rrsidsnc.s
SaAs 4 rOoH. J. r. WOOD.
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indictments by the Grand Jury.
The following indictments were returned by
the grand jury yesterday: Chas. Jones, alias
Chas. Harris, assault, with intent TO kill;
Jas. E. Tuttle and John Curran. robbery; Alex
snder Harris. larceny from the person; Daniel
Conway, larceny.
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RECEIVERS


Schedule in effect june IL. 1892
eer Station. washington, n. o.
$50 am.-Dsily, local for Lynchbure and w.-r-n-
ton onnects At Manassas for Front Royal and stras-
oure daily except SUNDAY.
~: 10 am.-DAry conn-~.s ct Lvn~hbu-r for Ill
syst1ons on Norfolk and Western railroad and for
~ rrinctnn points south all n visions % Richmond
ena Dsnvtlle system: Pullman sleeper New York aud
Msshngton 10 Atlanta connecting thence With sleep~g
70 Nev orleans vta Montgomery and for Memphis via
nirminehsm. uniting At Dsnvfile with Sleeper for
s sna o. oreensboro' with Sleeper for Ashevills
AS p.m.-Dsfytor warrenton sni Orange. ana
snronss r.in for Front Royal and strssburr. daily
IL COR, T.zp.ny, WASHINGTON AND sourH.
MEsTERN yEsT1BrLEp LIMITED. composed an
tireiy of Pullman Seener. Dining parior obse-vsto1
end snofine Cars. and 20 (time hoursS
ltn Pullmsn Sleeper through View York and WASH
ington 20 New Orleans via Montgomery and WASH
mtg Ia co. 70 :, MerS i,, Via q, Birminshan
Eichmond and Danville system. pullmsn sie-psr
New York and Washington 10 Knoxville via Ashevils
TRAINS On %AsHrNsfoN AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington ata. 10 M. T. Is D. m daily l. 10
md - Pm except Sunday. Returning. srrivs
ma ssss,as,on An m, Is m daily and -. m
Washington 6:25 p N. and arriving q IS a m ercspl
SUNDAY r'in 70 and from Herndon oniy
q IhrouFh trains from the south arriv. wsshingtoa
GScm-. 10 % q m snd o. NJ q. m. Manassas Divis-
aon 70 % q m. and Q. 40 y. NJ. except SUNDAY.
I1cfets sleeptng Car -eservntions and information
tarnished a. once. 1900 pennsyiysnis ave-. and a
I. 3. BROWN General Aren't.
selO W. A. TURK. Gen. Pass. Agt.