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THE WASHINGTON CKITIC, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1885.
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AWAITING HIS DOOM.
liANQSTER IN A QUIET AND KETi
OENT MOOD.
Ho Is Vlsltod by a "Orltio" Uoportsr
To-Uay A Lottor From His Gounsol
Advising; Him to Qlvo Up Hopo and
Mnko Feaco With Hla Maker.
John Langslor, the murJoror of Oillcor
Fowler, who la to pay tlio oxtroroo ponalty
or tlio law Friday morning, atlll contlnuos
tho lino of good behavior ho ndoptcd fit
onco upon being Informed Monday by War
ilcn Crocker that ofllclal Information had
been received that tho osccutlon must
positively toko placo.
Slnco Monday, General Crockor, at tho
united request of tho coudomnod mau nud
Iicv. Father Sullivan, his spiritual advisor,
lias Invariably rofnscd all requests to sco
I.atigstcr, but this morning rolaxcd tho
rulo to allow n Ciutio reporter to attompt
an Interview. Lnngstcr was asked as to his
scrvlco In tho regular army, but no rosponso
could bo obtained, and ho romaincd hfddon
from view In tho corner of tho coll by tho
grated door. Later on ho was dotoctod fur
tively peeping out, but finding hlmsolf
watcbtd again hid himself.
Tho coll ho Is confined In Is No. 1, In tho
cast corridor of tho south wing, and Is tbo
ono from which Qultcau went forth to his
death. It contains only n rudo straw mat
trctslald on tho floor ho having brokon
up nil tho furnlturo with n pillow aud
gray woolcu blanket. Thcro Is, bos!do3, a
(sawdust-filled woodou spittoon aud a tin
wash baud basin,
This morning a letter was rccolvcd for
Langstcr from 8. V. Davis, who has ox
cried hlmsolf in his bohalf, in which tho
writer bado him farowoll and commends him
to turn to his Maker for tho only holp that
can romo ; that thcro is no hopo romalulug
from human intorforonco, and Urges him
to mcot his impending futo manfully. "I
commend you to tho Fathor of all," tho
loiter concludes.
, All of tho prisoners havo been romovod
from tbo corridor in which tho condemned
man is confined, so that ho is entirely
isolated from intrusion, or uvea tho sight
of any but tbo olllcials nud tbo priest. Too
scaffold, as already published, is in posi
tion at tbo north 'end of tho north
cast area, and from tho platform to
cell No. 32, through a covored wooilon
tiough. runs tho ropo which will roloaso
tho bolts to tho trap. Tho trap bolts will
bo pulled by ono of tbo olllcials, who will
bo notified to-morrow evening by Gcnor.il
Crocker. Tho prevailing idea that sorao
prisoner is selected for this duty is crrono
on?, for tbo law specially forbids It, and
alto forbids that any prlsonor shall wltnoss
tbo execution.
General Crocker docs not antlclnato any
Eceno on tho scaffold, oscopt that Langitor
may weaken to that ho must bo bold, it bo
ing his opinion that ho is naturally so much
of a coward that ho will break down. Ho
bns no fears of an attompt at suicldo, and
does not think that a pistol or knifo In
Ltingstcr's band would lead to any attompt
on bis own life, though li is vicious naturo
might lead him to attack others.
A MEW DANGER.
A Jin ii Kimctird lioiru and lioliboil
in infiiycitlo 8iuure."
Mr, William F. Curtis, a young whito
man, about twenty-two years of age, a
stranger in tho city, boarding at 023 Penn
sylvania Hvenno northwest, while passing
through Lafayette Park ubout 0:50 o'clock
last night, on his way to his boarding
house, wus, approached from behind by two
negio footpads, ono of whom struck him on
tho head with a club, and after knocking
him down, robbed him of six razors, two
hones, two pocket-knives, two pair3 of
shears and n scarf-pin, valued in all
at 20.
Tho caso has been investigated by tho
pollco nud found to bo fully corroborated by
a person who saw tho mon loafing in tbo
Equnro a short titno previous to tho assault.
No clow has been obtaluod, howovor, as to
tho identity of tho mon,
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Tun street-lamps will bo lighted at 7:25
p, m. and extinguished nt 3:30 a. in.
Tin: Butler Zouavos hold a ball last oven
ing at tho hall corner of Sixth and Cstroots.
Mbs. Flora 0. Dennison will glvo hor
first annual May ball at tho National Itlfloi'
Hall to-night.
Tiik residence of Mr. A. -II. Davis, No,
35 O street northwest, was entered by
burglars last night botween 10 nnd 11
o'clock, but thoy woro frlghtoncd off.
A cocking main bctwoon Washington
nnd Virginia birds was fought In Illations
burg last Monday, tho former winning.
Twenty. fivo dollars was hot on each, fight
nud $100 on tho main.
Tub Washington C&noo Club has decided
to Instituto regular meets on tho rlvor
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon,
Tlio first club camp of tho season will bo In
augurated on tho 20th instant,
Harriaok licenses havo been Issttod to
Joseph W.Ottaud Josephine E, Hartbrecbt,
Henry Bolao of Sheldon, Yt and Margarot
Sullivan, James Tobin of this city aud
Jenny Dowllng of Montgomery County,
Md.j Mosos Marx of Norfolk, Va., and
Jcnnio Schmidt,
Jimac Butler of tho United Stntos Dis
trict Court in Philadelphia yesterday
morning granted a warraut of removal for
tho person of Charles Crano, alias Thomas
Kelly, who is wanted by tho authorities of
Wellington, D. C, to answer tho ckargo
(ifettnling n$500-noto on tho 18th of April
last from Alfred Richards whllo tho Tatter
wus about; to makoa dopasit iu tho Citizens'
National Hank of this city.
At the regular monthly nioetlng of tho
Asioelatcd Charities of tho District of Col
umbia lastnlght tlio monthly roportsof tho
First, Sixth and Tenth subdivisions woro
rad, showing them to bo In good working
condition. A committee, consisting of Uov,
Dr. John S, Lindsay, J, W, Voorlieoi, Rav.
Dr. Iiush li.Slilppon,Mrs.Siioll, Mrs. Enoch
Tottcn nnd Mrs. Ilayilon, was nppolntcd as
delegates to tho cwolfth National Con
ference of Charities and Corrections in this
city.
The Charity Organization Society -last
night elected tho following dolegatos to tho
Natloual Couforonco of Charities aud Car
lcctloustobo hold In tills city Juno -1: II.
Phkmnn Man, W. W. Hurdetto, John F.
Cuok, flov. A. Florldus 3tcolo, Mrs. M. 13.
Shcdd, Mrs. 13. Pooscho, and J. C. Pratt.
Tho fullowlrg havo io o tly bonn olectod
to membership in tlio society; Messrs. It.
F. Gilbert, Louis R.irr, l-Ydorick l)ouglas,
Fdgar Itichnrds, Mrs. W. D. Stroud and
Miss Mary F, Yaudcr Sande.
olonol I.yftml'H Antics,
Tho bedy of tho lato Colonel Stophon 0.
Lyfoid of tho ordnanco corps, who ded In
this city a short tlmo since, was Incluo
rated In tho cieuiatory at Liucastor, Pa.,
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Only two
fiicr.de, who accompaulcd his body, woro
witnesses of tbo ccromouy. Tho ashos will
arnlvo in this city at tho Baltimore &
Potomao dopot at 10:15 o'clock to-morrow
morning, and will bo taken to tho Arling
ton Cemetery for Intormont,
Jlml Ilcon l tlinltiu'CH.
Itobcrt J. McElroy of Wost Baltimore
street, llaltlinoro, Mil., was found lying on
tho Brontwood load, near Ivy City, about
(I o'clock last ovonlng by Oflleor West in an
Intoxicated coudltlon. Ho was minus his
bat, and a gold huntlng.raso watch valuod
nt 5 CO had bcou stolon from his pocket,
W.M,OranoofBprlnsUehl7Ma6s, and u.
A, Morgan of Dnltou, Muss, manufacturers o(
Oovcrnnwnt purer, oro at tholtlggs House.
Dr. E. A, Ohancf Hor oamo up tills morning
from Frederlckebu cB'it,. wbare lio want last
fcatuidayto uttem aeraloiuio sister.
OUR DniNKIMC WATER.
Jlenltli oillcor Towiislioml fiuys Tlint
Jt In tlio 1'urcBt in tlio Country.
Health Oflleor Townshond dtatod to a
Critiu reporter this morning that oil'
drinking water was tho purost in tho coun
try. "Tho wcokly analysis of it by tho
District chemist shows this," ho said, Ho
stated that tho talk nbout tho water bolng
polluted was puro nonsonso, Ho wout up
tho river and mado an cxaminatlon'to stop
tho talk. In speaking of tho rlvor bolng
polluted by tho canal ho said that thoro was
no causo for nlarm, becauso tho canal wotor
is nearly as puro as tho river bocauso it is
a running body of wator.
"If tlio wholo canal woro turned into tho
river It would baldly bo sufllclont to pol
luto tho wator to any great oxtont," ho re
marked. Ho said tho slulco gato lust abovo
tho dam was thoro before tho dam was
thought of, and thoro 'lias boon n schorao
on foot for tho past two years to rouovo It,
"As to tho amount of filth that enters tho
uppei Potomac," ho said, "it is small in com
parison to other tlvcrs that aro used for
walcr supplies."
Dr. Townshcnd has sent tho following to
tho Commissioners in connection with his
recent inspection of tho watcr-wotka and
tho cnual:
Ql.NTLr.3iF.Ni In constquonco ot tb3 nowa
paper roports circulated throughout tUo
country to tbo ellect mat tho water outerlng
tlio conduit from tho dim abovo tho Great
Tails ot tbo Potomac was being polluted by
vatlous mean;, I have visited tho point re
let red to and made Inspection ot tho rlvor and
canal, I nnd tbo reports very much exag
gerated and no causo to apprehond dangor ot
pollution Irom tbocnii3co alleged at prosont
existing, I am Informed that thosuporln.
teodont ot tho water-worfts has bad plans pre
pared for sorao time, contompUtlng tho re
moval ot tho canal slulco gato to bolow tho
dum, and thl will, I tblnk, romovo tho only
means by which Impuro water from tho cnnal
might reach tho dam and thereby outor tbo
conduit which suppllos our city,
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AFRICA VS. ITALY.
AHcrlmiH Itloi Allium; I.nlinrrirM on
llio lioiuiiliii-y tSovror.
A serious riot occurrod on tlio Boundary
sewer yesterday nftornoon botween tho
colored nnd Italian laborors. Thoro woro
nbuut fifty men engaged in tho fight and
stones woro flying as thick as hall. Tho
irost romarkablo fcaturo of tho wholo affair
was tho fact that no ono was sorlomly
butt. Tho trouble originated about a
bucket of water. Tho mon wcro at work
at Nottli Capitol and 0 streets at tho tlmo.
The colored and Italian laborers woro at
work in separate gangs aud each, crow tried
to outwork tho other,
Ono of tho Italians was drawing a buckot
of water, and n colored man jerked tho lioio
out of his bond and began filling his buckot.
The two mon got into an altercation and
their rcspectivo gangs camo to thoir rescue,
and in a few minutes tho wholo gang was
In n fight ai.d hulling rocks at each other.
Tho pollco reserve was ordered out, but bo
foro tboy arrived tbo fight was ovor. Lieu
tenant of Pollco Austin says It was tho
largest riot that has occurred hero in soars.
Albert Green, colored; Angclo Monglor,
Idonla Pisatoria and Peter Mott, Italians,
wcro put on trial in tho Pollco C'juvt this
morning for making an affray.
The evidenco in tlio caso was in accord
ance with tho abovo facts and a fino of $5
each was imposed.
Ofilccr Daly has arrested four additional
rioters.
OFF TO THE SSA-3HORE.
Ileiinrlurn of llio Neupnpor Men
.for FortrfHH itloui-oo.
About twenty nowspapor niun of this
city loft nt 7:15 this morning oil an excur
sion trip at tho Invitation of tho Pennsyl
vania llallroad Company. At B.iltlmoio
they weio joined by about forty moro
Nearly all of tbeso excursionists wcro ac
companied by ladles. At PhiladolphU
thoy wcro joined by about ono hundred
moro newspaper men. Mr. It. A. Parker,
tbo passenger agent of tho road hero, took
chargo of t lip Wushiugtou contingent of
tho excursion,
Tho trip includes n visit to Old Point
Comfort over tho New York, Philadelphia
A Norfolk Railroad aud a return on tho
Old Bay Lino steamer Vligiuia to Balti
more next Friday morning. In special
cars tho excursionists will reach Cipo
Charles at 3:10 thU afternoon and Old
Point Comfort nt G:15. They will stop at
tho Hygela Hotel uutll to-morrow even
ing, and then lcavo for Baltimore.
Anollirr Ilntllo flloiiiiiiiotit.
A shaft of Maryland granlto Is to bo ded
icated at Loudon Park Comotcry, Balti
more, on Decoration day, In memory of tho
Union soldiers who aro buried thoro. It is
nn clabornto structure, with appropriate in
scriptions, and Its baso adorned with bittlo
scenes in torra-cotta. It is tho work of Mr.
Pcunlman of this city, nud cost $1,000, Tho
American mentions Mrs. William J. Albort,
Mrs. Hugh Y, Purviauco nnd Mrs, P.iuco.nc
as tho ladles who havo becu cnorgotic In
pushing tbo completion of tho mouumont,
nnd they havo been ably assisted by Colonel
Alexandor Biles of Washington, :i sou-in-law
of Mrs, Albert. Colonel Bllai, thiough
tho kindness of General Meigs of WasUltm
ton, was permitted to take Impressions for
tbo torra-cotta representations from tho de
signs in tho now Pension Ofileo.
Health oniccr'N Itoporl.
Tbo leport of tho Health Oflleor for last
week shows that diphtheria lncroasod
slightly, theio bolus ten donths from this
disease. Tho mortality among tho colored
people was very largo threo times ns groit
as tho white.
Tho total mortality for tho week ondlng
May 0 was 80, Of this millibar 'M woro
whito aud -18 colored, Tlio dsath r.ito per
1,000 per annum was 12.73 for thu wblto,
3U.02 for thu coloicil, and 20.80 for tho total
population.
Tlio i'owcll Will Cnae.
Messrs. J, J, Johnson and 13. 13. McK ly,
for tho caveators to tbo will of tho lato
Admlial Powell, to-day filed a bill of excep
tions to tho rulluR of Judge Cox during tho
contest of tho will. Tho jury sustained tlio
will, and tho caveators except to adrals3lou
of certain ovldcnco nud tho oxcluaiou of
testimony by Judgo Cox. Tho casa now
goes to tho Cnuit in General Term.
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lllnwnllut I.odire.
Members of Hiawatha Lodgo No, 10 will
meet nt Soventh and Pennsylvania nvonuu
this evening at 7 o'clock sharp, to visit
Fidelity Lodgo of Anacostia, All GooJ
Tciuphus tiro invited to go with thcui.
"A GliicUurcil Lire."
Colonel John A. Joyce of Oeorgotown lm
just niudo nrrangomonts with PhiU'lel
phla firm to publish forty of his poems In
ono volume. His "Checkered Life ' has
sold within COO of tho outlro edition.
WEST WASH1HQTON.
Tin: ooMinniLAxn Coal Thaw:. Tho Cum
berland coal ebtpniouta for last wooU woro
(11,'lBvi tons; total shlpmouts tor tho yuar,
87'-',lBl tons on inoroise or .10,'JOU t inn. U i.
tlnioro & Ohio shipments for tho weoU, -tl HU'I
tons; year, 700,770 tonst tneroase, 71,07(1
tons, Unuul Hlilpmentu for tlio wonlc, 8,J()1
tor m ycnr,fn,:iOO tiusi dfioroas.MI.RKI t ins,
Pennsylvania ititlioad Week, ll.iiai iwi
year, 11 0,071 tonai decrease, ll,'JUi tans coai
pared Attn last year.
Laiuimt boys' department lu tho city. Elco
mau's, Buveiith and V,
Tnv Itepottl's Own, tho best shut lu tho city
Mr tho money. Perfect In lit, mado ot oxoji
lent cotton, with ro-nuforcoil bosom and'l-.ily
nccK band. ITlcenM f 1 bait dozou, Its
petti k Co,, lit) li btrufct southeast.
Finest lino of children's suits. Elsomau's,
7th and E.
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Alilerney llnlry n'HKonx."
Freph Aliierney buttor, churned evory morn
lnrtnnd deltveredln'lb "Ward" prlntn, JOu.
per lb, Also cotiage choose, buttermilk nod
ewtsot milk, 6c, per qt. Oream, ISo. par pint
finest line ot children's suits. Blsoinan'e,
Ooveuth aud V.
THE POLICE COURT.
Dennis Crowloy, who keeps n saloon near
tho Washington Monument, was to-day
fined $103 In tho Police Court for soiling
liquor without a liconso. An appeal was
noted.
Annlo Broadus, a colored girl about 15
years of ago, was fined $20 in tho Pollco
Court to-dBy for making nn assault upon
Margaret Lanonud Lillian Lano, mothor
and daughter.
Moses Smith, a small colored boy, was
given thirty days in Jail for stonling a re
volver from Henry Sharp, a whito man.
A brutal negro youth named Win. Dixon
was in tho Pollco Court this morning for
making a felonious assault on Ella Walker,
a 0-year-old colored girl. A colored woman
named Mnria Carter testified to witnessing
tho assault. Tho accused was committed
for tho action of tho grand jury in default
of $1,000 bail.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wall Nlrcot flosilp.
Ni.w Yor.ie, May 13. Money, U por
cent. Fxcbaugo quiet but steady. Govern
ments firm. Currency Gs, 1201 bid; 4s,
coupon, 1213 bid; 41s do., 1125 bid. Tho
stock maikct opened quiet nud stoady nt
last night's closing, with tho oxcoptlon of
New York Central, which was oxtromoly
weak aud lower. At tho first call thcro
was a sharp drlvo mado at tho coalorj,
under which tho wholo list woakonod, and
at noou'prlccs wcro down 1 to3f porcont.
Slnco noon prices havo rallied fractionally.
New York Ktock MiirUot.
Tbo rollowlDg bnvo boon furnlehod by Bate
man k (Jo., bankets, ldll V stroot.
Kami:, i o, ,ar.3i, name. o. itlr.ji,
NY Con... 83';; 834 Erlo IOVj 10
I. Bboro.... 51 yStj L & Nash, ItOVi HOYi
onn B 0 l'aciuc... sov 50'fc
NWtst... 1)1 m JJ J Oon.. !tG :w,
OM&Htl' 011 DL& W... lOS'folO'JVi
01) & Q.. V2i 1'ilVj Iteadlng ..
Pa Mall.... 04 Gl N I'll...... 17 W
WOnlon ... BS'is 531 " pro! til) UB'to
Mora 05 !(, 0-Vi Ills Oen....
Ti-xl'a lOi, oro Trans It's, Hij,
Uel k II.... 77 772 lUocIc Il... 11!J 112
UBiira..., 21)VVnhaali,.
Clilcnuo AlnrkctH.
Tho following summary Is by U, K. Plain k
Co., Ht. Oioud building, Ninth and F stroota
o. I n. h. a.
Wheat Juno. 80 vj 01 80 S; m
July. 02 03 OlXj l)27h
AU. KWi D.'iV m'-x Olid
Corn-Juno. 47 47i 47i Vl
July. 47ty 48 47 48
AUU. 48 48'4, 48 48Vj
OatS Juno. 84 UVf2 Ul V UIMj
July, :il 31 31 31'2
AUR. 30 30g 80 30
Tor K-J one. 1100 1105 lO07HiUn
July. 1110 11 ao U07jlli5
Aug. 11 20 11 27j II 17 11 22
Lard June. 0h2 0 85 (182 0 85
July. 0 00 0 05 0 00 1105
Aug. 7 00 7 02),' 0 07 7 0214
Tlio Oiienliiie Slurkot.
CiiR'Aao, May 13. Dcspito tho pleasant
weather wheat and othor gialns oponod
steady aud firm. Provisions from 5 to 10
cents lower and vory llttlo doing,
John 0. Colo, brokor, 520 Eighth streot,
has received tho following :
Sew yonif, Mny 13. It seems to us as It It
necdod but tbo course ot yesterday's marliot
tn provo tho posltton of about all tbo stoebs,
Tho hulls had called In all tho stock thoy had
bought, or hud borrowed all they could, ply
ing s blgb as possible for Its use, not daring
to I'liy. Ktlll tho market would not rospond,
and tbo uudoriono grows woakor, to us, every
day, and holdora aro gradually realizing
that tho bull market cannot bo auceosBfully
Inaugurated Irom present basis. We must
still odvleo tho short uldn on nil bulgos us giv
ing best show for prollr, keeping shy of
clhiucd stocks. Oil ehowa no strength, but
pilcesuro too low for bears to attack much,
WllNlllUKIOtl MtocllH.
The following aro thu closing quotations of
tho Washington Block Exchanso to-day as fut
ulsbed by Messrs. Towors k Oreou, bankers!
IIUl.
Washington & Georgetown bonds 115
Metropolitan etock 81
Ooluinlila wock 35
Sen til CnpltJl k O street 40
Wneblngton City Qasllght Oj 42 fe
Cleorgetown Gaslight Co 41
Rational Metropolitan Insurance Go... 05
Natleunl Union insuranco Co 17
Arlington Insurance Co.,..., 130
Columbia Insuranco Co HlKi
l'otomuu Insuranco Co 45
Itlggs Insurance Ci 0
Ilouidot l'ubllc Works 0reeu8a 01
Masonic Hall bonds 103
Washington Market Oo.stock . 18
Waehlugton MarkotCo. bonds 10(1
Inland and Boacoust Oo, stock
Inland nud 8imiv)n.t U.. bonds 05
Washington Urlek MachlnoOo. ock.. UJ
Bank ot Washington 00
Uankol Waehlugton 30
National Metropolitan llanle 135
National Bank of tho Itopubllo
1'nrmers' k Mechanics' National Bank,
Georgetown 148
Citizens' National Bauk IOJ
Second National Bank
Central National Bank 113
Qicat rails IcoGo,,, ,
Ileal Betato Title Insuranco Co 100
Pennsylvania Ti-lephonn Co f()
Chesapoako k 1'otomaoTol. Co 55
U. B. Blectrlo Light Co 42
JOtmSJffDjrAJWNEfir
I'lm BNGltAVED AND l'UINl'CD
VISITING OARDS
00 TO
FEEE'S, 1343 T ST.
Plato uud 50 Cards, $2; 100 Printed Cards,
1 1, GppoBlto Bbbltt llouso.
Buy Your Books and Stationery".
AT
TWO H10KKB.
SELLING OUT.
SELLING OUT.
BharpleBs' Oandy Store.
Great Reduction in Frtcos. Bntlro Block nt
Lets than Cost.
011TBNNA. AVBNUE.
China-Ware ai Hoiiscfnrnisliii Goofls,
at low raiors.
H. HOLLANDER, Agent
408 8KVKNTII ST. NOBTIIWEST.
SCHLITZ'S MIL WAUKEE LAGER
THB BBBT IN THE DISTRICT,
SAMUEL C. PALMER, Agent.
1224 TWENTV.NINTII BTBKCT N0BTnWr.3T
w7r. speare,
XJ3STJD E BT A.nSZ EB,
010 V BTREET N0RTUWE3T,
Everything strictly tlrst-class and on tho
most leasouablo terms. (Camp Chairs to htro
for nil occasions,) myl-lyr
EOOSE PAINTS!
Can no nouetit
cheaper at the l'aiut
uuparuucuioi J as.
IT. Afrlltll.ilflAlpr in
liulhllmr Bmmllrs. Nnji. DOS. U10. Ul'2 mul 911 fl
trfct, On eo doers went of tlio l'alont Ulllce, tin
mcOlatcly ndjoliilug National miles' Armory,
limn n tuny other oatabllahment In the city. It
ynu wish to buy even tho smallest qanutfty ol
white lend, oils, varnish colors, dry or lu oil. t to.,
nnd your mldries on a postal card and n printed
price-list ol every article sold lu this department
nlll be sent to you by return mall, reaching vou
in R lew hours' tlmo by leitcr-carrlor. This price
lint gives the price ol half pint, pint, quart, half
gallon, KBllon.uud ilvocnllnns of each kind ol
oil, liirptutlne, dryer, varnish and other liquids
uolil lij nieaeurti also, price per (iiiarter-poiini),
Imllncuiul, pnutid, live, ten, tnuiity.llvu nud
lie pounds ol each artlclosold by weight! also, list
ami prlrta of mlsutllnueous nrlloles. The prices
r srudid ncrnidlng to tlio nuantlty boiiilit.
I sriif buyers cctvrry lowest nrlccst small bav.
flu py
ubiiKiitiy limner rute. My prices are
riM d. All buyerB buying the same quantity pay
tin; lumo price. Tho itieiperlunced buyer itnts
the eiiuif price us the oldest pkluter If he buys the
HdUituntilliy,
Af ircxuuiliiliiKmy nrlco-llstsend your orjors
by inrhsroKcr, h-lrplioiioorby riinll.kiid thny will
lillllnlpri.ruplly midlhu bill, in per prlca-llit,
cnllvi-U'Joii delfvery, Goods delivered to all
pi.rtsnl Ihucliy,
'1 lie ether departments of my husluosi bnvo
rr li to satlslBctory iiropurtlons. I now ulvu my
sprclul alter-llou lo thv I'ulut Bepurlmuut, nud
expi-ct, by having a full supply of llrstclws
uoi.dK, tellli.K llu'in bt low prres nud inuklinr
prcuipt di'ilvuku, io sreuro a liberal sburo ol
the lubllcpatioubge.
JAMES II, McOILU
Denier In UulldliiK nuppll-n,
MS ID, Oil and 911 U street,
"Got the Blues."
Not that unpleasant, depressing kind that
somo merchants soem to havo this season, for
our sales havo boon running away ahoad ot
last year, but tho Indtgoos, tho All-Wool, tho
Fast colored Blues, such as so many pooplo
wont In suits.
WE'VE QOTTHEM AT $7.50;
Worso Bulta aro sold tor $12 In many a storo.
GOT THEM AT 510.50;
Tho Mlddletox mako; somo dealers chargo
you W5 lor such goods.
QOTTHEM AT $15;
Woull bo cheap nt ?20,
A FULL LINE OF CASS. SUITS,
From I0.no up.
Wo also havo a lull lino ot
PLAID SUITS KROM 87.30 UP;
Bomo big Bargains.
PKINCE ALBERT SXTITS
at$lG; worth $25,
4-BUr. CUTAWAY 601T3 FROM $10 UP.
ODD PANTS (Including Blcyolo Pants);
Immonso Assortment; $1,25 and upward,
WHITE VE31S, VVLh L'NE, 780 AND Ul-
WAIII).
AH'AOA C0ATB,$1 AND Ul'WAUU.
ort'icn coats, odc and upward.
FOR BOYS 4 TO 11 YEARS,
A beautiful lino ot Bulls from $2,00 1 $10;
Bomogcnulno bargains, ,
FOR BOYS 12 TO 18 YEARS,
Acon-ploto llnoo 1 Suit from 1.60 O JIG)
best bargains ovor shown, I
A baseball and bat given with ovory boy'a
suit.
THE IISEIT STOEE,
Oor. Tenth and P Sts.
tayjinlto no mlstako and como to tho Ooruor
of 10th and 1' strocts.
FINANCIAL
TOWEES & eREEI,
Bankers and Insurance,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
Transact a General Banking Business.
ZDeposits Subject to Oheck.
Bpeclol nttontlon given to Departmental and
other Collections: Buy, and Boll U. H, Bonds
and all District Securities. Wo lssuo
Drafts and Circular Letters of Crocit
on Europe and tho East.
B. K. PLAIN.
W. H.HIUIiB.
B.LPLAIM, Brokers,
Grain, Provisions, Petroloum,
Stocks,
St. Cloud Building, Ninth and F Sts.
Branch omco: National Hotel,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
City Ileforoncos-Natlonal Bank ot tho Ito
public. Chicago Correspondents MILMINE, BOD
MAN k CO.
Constant quotations ot tho Chicago nnd Now
York Markets from direct private wires.
V, li. LILLEY.
T. A. EEND1G.
F. B. Lilley & Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions
and Petroleum.
1427 F BTREET N. W WASHINGTON, D. 0,
BitANOn offioe-4 B. Holilday St., Baltimore
jayitillway nna othor Becurltlos bought
and sold on Commission only. Blocks and
bonds bought tor luvoitmont or carried on
margin. ' tf
MERCHANT TAILORS.
VWVWWWWWWSJWN.'WVV
G. T. KEEN,
TAILOR,
414 Ninth Street Northwest,
I.OUIS UKT'rijl'.lt,
iwiEnaiarA.ixrT tailor,
1222 F STREET NORTHWEST.
JDETANJ7UL PAPER.
WALL PAPERS
WINDOW SHADES,
Picture Rods,
ROOM MOULDINGS, &c
Tho Latest Styles, Lowest Prices.
TUBMAN'S,
411 NINTH ST. NORTH WB3T.
HUOT& AND SHOES.
VWVWN
NEW STOCK. NEW STYLES.
Cheapest Boots & Shoes
IN THE CITY AT
TCT .A. ID X E "5T ' S3
COR. OTH AND E BT3. N. W.
EDMONSTON & CO.,
Porifeot-irittlnfy Sliooei.
11180 AND 1341 F STREET,
And t Avenue Btore-013 l'ICNN, AVENU1I
One-Price Shoe Store.
A. L. HAZELTON, J
423 BEVENTn BTREET,
Undur Oilil.FnllfiWB rfnll.
E. 0. Iiurt'8 Flno Shoes for ladlos a specialty,
HOOT AND HllOUnlAKKH,
i7H TeutliNUu.tr., una (Iii7 l'w.ure.a.r.
BHOCERIkS.
"IIQUID BREAD,"
A MALT EXTRACT.
PURE AND ECONOMICAL.
N. W. BURCHELL,
1325 F STREET.
PEACE! PEACE! PEACE!
WII-BON'B Or.LEDH.VIED WHISKY,
DDITY MALT W1IISHY,
ROYAL CREAM AND OAUINET WHISKY,
3D. 33XjIjIB,
Oor. Third mul x Slrcelx . e.
W9W& & IIDDLETOH,
Wholcsalo and Rotall Doalors In
Groceries, Fine Wines,&c.
AQENTB 1011 WERNEIfU
"AMEBICA,"
A Pure American Wlno. All tho best I'orolan
Cordlolsntd DItters. Wo aro also Agents tor
tbo re libr ted OLYBMIO WATER, aud
Calvin Shafcr'8 Wild Cherry Rook and Ryo
00 TO
McCAULEY & DLLW!G,
200 l'tnna.avo. cast, and to
DELLWIG & McCAULEY,
nor. 2d and 0 sts. n. o.,
I'OR lTIin MOODA, JAVA, MARA 'AIBO AND
inocm fee.
WHEN YOU ARE 11UYINU
TEAS, COFFEES AND SPICES,
Remember you can gel them nt Now York Prices
at the
American Tea Store,
COR, SEVENTH AND I BTS.
UAK1IOUH A HAMILTON,
Wholesale
FLOOR, WINK AND O UOOEUY MKROH ANTB
Old to 010 Fcnnn. avenue.
CLOWINB.
LOOK AT THE
$15 Plain and Oheck Suits
AT
E. B. BARNUM & CO.'S
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
wuiiAVKauoT nnociVKD a riNi: lot op
CLOTHIlNrCS-
IN CORKBOREWB.
Colors lilac, l'lum, Wlno and Drown: in
style, Cutaways, Bacus and Prince Alberts.
l'rlco In JIpu'b and Youths', $10 nnd $12;
oltowbero $15 m d $20.
Our$18tiuHty felllne elswhore nt$25.
Iloyt', ago lit to 17, $8 nnd fl); worth $V2.
School, uko 10 to 12, 17.51); vullio $10 0l30
where. Children's, fti:5 to in, with kueo pants, r.
" Kill Bulte, $3 and$l; valuo $3.50
at othor places. Tho reason wo offer thorn at
three prices Is wo want to turn thorn Into
money nt once.
J-, -W. SEXiB-SrT.
101-1 AND 1010 PENN. AVENUE.
1111 PENN. AVE.
Sing ai Summer
Oycrcoatiugs and Trouserings
Of my own Importation, now received, a en Ho
rn en, please call, Inspect and leavo yonr orders at
THE LEADING TAILORING EBTABLI8H
MENT OF WASHINGTON. Btat Goods. Best
Trlniralngn, None but f.rtt-clRHn workmen em
ployed at 1111 PENN. AVENUE.
IMPOOTER AND TAILOR.
B. ROBINSON & CO.,
The Boys' Olothiers,
1)0!) PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OVERCOATS.
OVERCOATS.
Wo will offer our ontiri stock ol Ovorcoats
ot eroatly reduced prlco'.
421 Hovonth stroot,
(under OdiM'ollows' Hall),
no21 M. F. EI8EMAN, Manager.
Excelsior Clothing House
JUSTUS HOLLANDER,
1217 Pennsylvania Ave. 1217
A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
sie ajstid sis 7th st.
I. HAMBURGER & SONS,
TAILOIti! AND ULOTllIKKS.
01S rENNA. AVE., tinder Metropolitan Hotel,
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
VS..V.VW WW
VA, .W A' .V WW ' - JV
THE IOSEKAI,
1323 F Street N. W Opp. tho Ebbitt,
WASHINGTON, I. C.
(Tho Clarendon, Saratoga Sprlnss, N. Y.)
C, LOSEKAH, Proprietor.
HARVEY'S
Old Established Ladles' aud Gentlemen's
Oyster Saloon & Restaurant,
1010 1'ENN. AVE. AND ELEVENTH ST.
HARVEY L HOLUEN, Proprietors.
"HARVEY," tho originator ot tho Steamed
Oyster.
THE CLARENDON,
ldOl NEW YORK AVENUE, Oor. 11th streol,
rerraanont nnd translont eueats nccommo
dated, Cars to all i arts ot tho city pass tho
door.
MRS. M. J. COLLEY, Proprietress.
W. V, BOWERS. H.O. BOWElta.
G-EDNEY 23IOUSE,
(EUROPEAN PLAN,)
Broadway and 40th Stroot,
NEW YORK.
37"l'opular Trices.
llftWKHN UIIOTIIIIUN, lriiirl-tor.
SWAVNE'S
ri i i if iib
OINTMENT
it a t Ua iax t, mrt cure
IJICHIHG.PILES.g3rSSgg
TJSE
Far Generating Steam.
For Cooking Purposes.
For Heating by Furnace.
For Keating by Latrobc.
For Open Grates.
FOR SALE BY THE
WASHINGTON GASLIGHT COMPANY.
do Hufhelr, Crushed ' 70
!2B Bushels, Crushed '2 DO
Sr Delivered to Any Part of
IOB. ICE. IOB. IOE.
insriDEEisriDEiNrT iob oo.
HavlnBtccurod our usual Ln E U l'LY ii t o best quality ot
KiEisrisrEBEG iGE,
Wooro ntw prepprod to offer It to tlio Citizens of Washington t vory modorato ratos, elth)
ty tho
DPOTjrnsrnD
T03ST
OurbTORAOECAI'AOITY on tho KI'.NNI'.IH.O olono (noarly
cuoraiilco tor 0 CONSTANT BUri'LY 01' THE BEST QUALITY.
Our facilities for hnu'illnc Ico second to nono. Prompt Bollvory and Low Rites.
Wo have nlo n LAIKIE SUPPLY (about 7,000 tons) ot Cool Domestic Ice, which woofror at
Reduced litii to BIIEWEUS, IHJTOIIERS, CONFE0IIONER3 nnd others lu larco umouuts DI
RECT from out norms and DEPOTS in GEORGETOWN or DEPOT, Ninth ot. Bliarr.
DIfcCOUNT ON TICKETS PURCHASED AT Ol'FIOE,
TELBPHONB OA-XXiS.
Onicc, liltli nt d 1'cnnn. arc, No. Bpi-2. Dopot, Ninth Strost Wharf, No. r,01-3.
wviiwi uuj tit iv
MAIN OFFICE 12th Street
j
BTANDirORD'S
i Hanoi oi nci:i
ni'.l'OT AKIIHTOKi: IIOlINnSt-jniOS Watorst, (leorpotown.
O. B. OHDROH. Pros.
TyFE WRITERS.
THE UEIIICtTOI
STAWDABD T7PE-.WRITER
Hfr
swsi
Wyckoff, SoamanB &. Benedict,
SOLE AOENTS,
WiifliliiKti.n Oilier, Cor. Hill nnd I'Sli.
MEDICAL.
1ETAL POISOI.
I am a coppersmith by trade, and the smill
particles ot brass aud copper from IllluR K"t
Into Eorcs on my nrnm and poisoned my wholo
system. Mercury ndmlnletorod bmuaut on
rhoumatlsm, and T hncatno a hclplesn Invalid.
I tool; two dozen bottles of Swift's Bpectlli!. Mv
legs, arms nud hands aro all right again, I
nee them without pain. My restoration Is
dun to S. S. H. rerun E. Lovi:,
Jnn.0, 1S85, Augusta, Oil.
malarial'poigon.
Wo havo used Hwltt'n Speclllc In our fiinlly
as uu nntldoto tor malailal pnison tor twn ur
threo years, anil have never known It to fall In
aslnglo im-tnuce. W. o. l'UULOW.
Sumter Co,, 0a., Sopt. 11, 1881.
ULCERS.
Tor six orolRht years I surforod with ulcm's
on my right lee. 1 was tremtad with lodldoot
rolnsstum nnd Mercury, nnd I became holp
less. Six bottles of Swift's Hpucllls mido u
permanent circ, M. I). Wilso.v,
Feb, 28, 1885. Gainesville, Oa,
Swift's SpcclUc Is entirely vcgctnblo, Trent
Iso nn Blood nod Hkln dtseasrs mailed froo.
THE SWirT SI'ECIl'IO CO., llruwor 0, At
lanta, Clo., or IflO W. 2M St., N. Y.
A NEW DISCOVERY.
Iinmedlato rellof tor Cold In the Uond, Sore
Nose, Cntarrli kc. 10c. a bos. For Balo by nil
drucclMB.
mummuu buj
ItEMKDVl'liLB. Avlctimof jouthfiillintirmlcnco
fnusjnB 1'rcraaturo Docny, NorrouaDobillty, Loft
Alfinhond. ,ti3..hnvlnu tried lu Miln orory known
roinPily,ha8dlBCOoretlftRlmpIoi.iean8of pulf-ctmt,
hlch ho will ni.ml TREE toliUfullnw-siitrorcni.
Address, J.H.REEVES,ChathamStNow York.
RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON OHIO & WESTERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
BUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TWO TRA 1KB DAILY BETWEEN ALEX
ANDRIA AND ROUND HILL.
Leavo WtuhlDKton nt 9:23 a, m. and 1.15 p. tn.
and Alexandria al!l:33 a.m. ud 4:33 i. m. 1'aM
Lcctbarc. BOlnc westward, at 11:30 n. ra.HndOM'l
li. ru., nnd arrive at ftonnd Hill fct 12:1s p, in, and
7:2 p. ni.
Leave Round 1T1I1 at 5:30 n, m. and 4:33 p. m,
Pnw Lccobure, Kolnieastwrd,Bt 6:12 n. m. and
6:17 p. in. -nd nrrivom Alexandria at 8:03 u. m.
and 7:17 p. til, aud at WnaLlutton at 6:15 a, m, and
'SUNDAY TRAINS leavo Round Hill Rt B:30a.
m. and 4:SS p, m, Arrlvesat Alcianurlaot8:t)J.
ni. and 7:17 p. ni. and WoshlDK'ton at S:13 a, m,
ned":Mp, m. Leiwo Wonhlutiton at S.r.l a. m,
andti:03p. in., Alexandria at 0:33 a.m. and 8:13
p.m.; paw Lceflmrn, cotiig eitntward, at 6:12 a.
m. undi:17p, iu: westward, linn a. tn, aud 10.1S
P.m.
a. M. BHOlMtY.Huporlntenrttnt.
STEAMBOATS.
DAILY LINKTO NOltrOLK AND FORTRESS
Monioe. hteniners OeorKo Loiry nud
Exeeleler, comnienclui; May II, 188.1.
old nt theto popular Mourners will learn
Eounth-street wharf DAILY, except Sl'NDAY,
at 6 ..'10 p. ni. l'orpartli-ulnra luiiulroittu.iiu
patiyVolIlcc, 7lh tt. wharf. lVlxpUunu No,
7-IR-il. W. 1', WELCH, Oaiu-rnl Aemit.
Y OW FAltKf-
la OinitKh.l MONROE XSVt NOltrOLK.
riRSsT-CLAKS PA HE I: HOUND TJ11I" (1.-41,
buonifi JjM ilOSElEY Monday, Weduos
day nud V uturdu? in f.:JO v. m.
Phfmco i-nd roonin accurf-d atOenoralOIUce,
Blxtli-MlPH nlmrr. Telephone rail, Bl,
I'OTOIUO RIVER LANIiINOS.-rtteamer
Tl OMlONllDiidny, Wediuwluy and Friday at
7 a, in. ko13
SALARY and
COMMISSION
lu loiiiiit-li-iii Iiiihliu-NH iiiitiiiiiritr for
able) i. '. tu;M:n.n, aci'.moy (control.
llrK number 1 1 local naonrieR) for exclusive
mlo rt oirV Improved Mnchlneu, RtuK with
the Telephone. 0er 7,000 lu eervli-o. In
doiFidby lilKhest incrtatituc, corp irnto nnd
exjert nultu'iUlee. Over 50 ageuclos ostab
llfhid paying finm CO to It O por cent, on lu
vftttiiri.t every 00 daye. Sales lnNewY'orlt
city approxliiintlnitifiOO per day. AegreBiito
soli h over JfiO.OliO for January, 1885. Appll
coi.ts muf-t tuiiilfh tlrst- lftfscrmlontlale, and
de poMt fioui 1,(00 to2,000 cash security
not bonde for coods tn their possession,
THE NATIONAL. G. S. CO ,
21 East Fourteenth Sltuet,
npd-3(h; NEW YORK.
Drew's New Drug Store,
NINTH AND I'ENN. AVESDE.
HPropen all night,
O J 31 1? 33 t: x 3xr o s -GEO.
WILLfcER
Has in tt-ick a full lino of carpeting?, all
gradet-0IUlthP, Cocoa and Straw Muting,
Alto la'ett Btjles In Wall IMpor, Window
HhudeBandCuttalnOoode. Wlro Window and
Door bereens.
rniCEs low.
GEOBGH VT-iriXlSTSR.,
130 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Dealer U Wall l'apsra. Window atuulc, Plotart
Vrftmei, rlctnruo, Btc
910 HMVKNTU HTR-KKT HOHTHWTihT,
9 tra in ini Eh fi t h a csrtra ch9k isin
muw
Mill
YVfW u
OO'ZZ.'J.
It Is Easily Ignited.
It Makes a Quick, Hot Flro.
It Docs Not Burn Out tho Grato,
It Is Economical.
It Will Pay to Try It.
140 Bushels, Not Crushed $3 DO
1 2QBusbole, Not Crushed '2 00
Washlnnlon or Geot etown.-
OE,
C J2H GrO .
uo.ooo ions) should boa safe
tivuv) MU'kt
and Pennoylvania Ave. N. W
DRUO STORE, I th and V sts n. w.
iiitiiuiii,i,n uiiuu niuiu., j.iin mill (t sts n. w.
V. B, JOHNSON'S Wood k Coal Yard. 11th st. nud It. I. avo. n. w.
i .tiiitiiiri'tH i imrr.
I KJIII.
Canal Road, above Aqueduct Bridio.
W. H. YH1BKS33, Supt.
BALTIMOnE &OHIO RAILROAD.
SCIIEDULR IN EFVKCT SUNDAY MAi i.
18t, UNTIL l'UltTHKU NOnuA '
leave Wathlnglon from Btntloo. corner lt
Jticej avcLiie iiul Obtiect.
Tor Ctilrnco. 10 a. m. and 10 10 p. m. dally. Tho
. ,nV ""' I"" Limited Ksurrss to i'lunburgh
aril Lhlcngo arrlvlne In l'httjurt.'li at 7.30 p, m
llilcrRoi.iU moriifiicat .5. No extra lire 1b
cliurntd on IIiIh train lur liuit lime. '"
l'irCliirlniiall.Irf)iiinvIllo unci Ht. Loii'i 1ally
at 3.m p. in. aim io 10 p. ni with Ihronitii coaehen
anil IiilaieHieeplnR t'ari to afcove ponts with
put chance. :i.Mlti. in, train liii fant llmltel train
to CM clnnatl and St. I.onls, arrlrhiK lo Uiirln
mill next mnriiltiK at 7 -lj, St. Lnuhi o :to n, m. No
e,n i?.r(' i1 ' Im'ged on this train tor fast time,
1 ft I'lltsltirjjhat 10 a. in., Willi Parlor Uir aud
V.IOii. in flail ip Illtlnirkbi Uevla il iud U(.
noil. llli fir eiilnc cars lo Plitsbniali.
lur llnl Iniorn u week Uavn. s, o.io Km 7 30,
Si:!!"1!";";""'- '' -J '-l0- l-a aiBHS-mluutetralu),
3 Si . 4.30. 1 40. 4 40. i 4(i, 7. k.U and II p. ru.
lor Jitlllinoru on fiiniiai, mii, 7 So, 8 no and
K.ffi a. m.. 1.2S, 1.3U, 3.?n, 4.40. 5. 10. n i'J, 7. e.JS
and 11 p m,
For i-ulnts on the bhenaiidoah Valley Railroad
ar.rl olnl South, n.-.'j a. in and u.top. ni. dally,
IV.Oa. in. train has I'ulloiau Slofper Iroin Want)
1ij Inn lo Mw Orleans.
1 or AiiDaimlm, 0 40 a. m.and 12.10 and 4 10 p.m.
on Sunr'aT. 8.3U iu m.. 4 10 p. m
l-irwarMbiiona lic.vtreii WantilnKionand Hal
llmtre, 3, a4, s.30 a. id., 12.10, aao, 4 4a 7 ai.d
lip. ni On ounci lyn, at- a. ia l.W), .ij, 4.40, 7
aril jj p. tn. For Malloua on Metropolitan
lIianch,7.:Ja. m. dally, except Sunday, at,d S 30
p. ni.riallj; 1,40 p, in. dally, except aundcj Tor
printlpi 1 statlnriH mi fditiopolltan hruucL; S.IUU.
in. dully on Sunday tlotf at all niatluu. for
LcxliKton. Slauntrn ami Valley llraneh, 8 40a.
m, Caily extept r-innlati lur Frederic, 8 10 u,
m.. 4.10 p. ni. daily, ixtei tBuiidAT
j-or Jlacertiiwnand Wlrelimter n lon.m. dully
fxupt MiiUny. nnd 8.31 p. m.ilally to Uatjcrs
town, Cnlly nxcept Sunday to Wtueiiutvr
lialiienrrlve Horn tho West dally, . 7 20 a. m
1,15. 1..IU p. m.
JT-m Aiinnnolls, 8.30 a. iu. and 1.60 and 3.2S p,
in.: biiinlay. 10.:u u.iu., (1.35 p, m,
From Lexincton, B.Uip. lu, dally, except Sun
day, FromFrei!eilckandlrdirmedlatPpoIms,8.2.lB.
ni.and8.lSp. m. dally; txeept Hunday,
Tralno leaviillhllliuiiroliif Wanlilnnton Bt5.10,
C.:iO 7.:o, li, D OS and 10 ao a. m., 12.15, 2 iv, , 4, 4 so
S.S.to, t.Oand II ii. ni. On HuiitJayi, fi , 7.20. 9 and
u os n. m., 1 Eo. -.'.w. 4.20, 8, fi.:w, 8, 0 nrd it p. m,
All trams finm War,hlOfloolopat Reuyiata
tlnu, i.-tetiu l.-J, 3.10 ncd C.4J p. m.
For luriht r inrormatlon apply at thu llaltlmor
& (llilo ticket i.nicc Waslilniiluu Statluu, Ulfranu
1.131 J'dnifylvanla i.vinue corner of Fourteenth
street, Klitrpurc'crit will lietBktii fnr bat KRKO to
beehicl-rdand rccrli ed at any point In lueclly.
U. DUMIAjr. CK.LOIID,
lien, Alan,, Ualllmore. U.l'.A.
npHK ORKAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
TO Tl IK .NORTH, WfchT AMI bOt'THWKHT.
DOURLK TRACK. SPLENDID SCKNKRY.
STi.ELRAlL8.il AONIFIUKNTiQUIPlIENT
IN EFFIiOT MAY 10, 1883.
TRA IPS LKAVK WASniNOTpN from statlou,
con tr Sixth and 11 ttrf ets. as follonts
Fir I'lltkliniK and tho West, ciilcusro Limited
KipntH or Pultun Sleeping Cars ntlO.W a.m.
Calls! l'aot l.lue, 10..V) a. in. dully tc, Cliirlnnall,
St. ioum. with Hlteplnf: Cars irom Harrhbiira to
Clnclm.atl, and Hoiel Car to 8t. Louts, daily, ex.
eeptl-tturi'ay, to Chlritrc, with aiccpins Oar Al
liona io Chlcoto, Cbltavu aud Ulnelnnatl ex.
jirem, 7,10 p. ni. dally, with bleeping Cain Wash
Inttou lui-hlcagu end llarrlKbuic io LouUvillo;
criiinfctlrgntxiarrlsburg with Western ExpreM
with through Blit-pt-ra lot- Cleveland, Louisville
End r-r. Louis. Pacltlnlixpress, leiu r.m. dally,
for 1'iminirK and tho Wit, w 1th through bleepcr
llarrlsburg foChiciico. '
HALTIMORK .t POTOMAO UAILROAD.
For Eile, Cauhndnlgua, Itoehester. Duilalo, NI
ugara. 10 p. ni. dally, except Saturday, wlm Pal
icn Cars WufhlDgteii lo Rochester.
For Wllllnuikport, Lock Haven aud Klralra at
lo.toa, ru, dully, exeept Sunday.
For New YorK and thu Fast. 7.15, 8.) ai d 11 a.
in,, '.', 4, 10 p. iu. i td l'il.1 nlglit. on Hunday, 4,
hip ni.ur.d lilS nliht. Limited l.xprcviof
rullinaii Parlor Cars U.40 o. m. dally, exeent
Sunniiy.
For IKfctou without change, Sp. m. on every
week day: on fcimuay, 4 p. in.
I'orllieoklyn.N. Y all through tralnscoiineo
ut Jersey City with boatsof llrouljlyu Anuet
nnorillLk direct trnuster to Fulton Btreet
, i. voiding double ferrlaso across Now YorK city,
lor Philadelphia. 7.13, 6i and 11 a.m., 2, 1.0,10
p, m, nnd 12 13 night. On bunctay, 4. 0, 10 n, is ,
mil 12.13 night. Limited Express '-JUa. re,
dally, except Sunday.
Fiirhulllujine, O.M, 7.15, 8 30,9.40,10.50,11.010. C3..
l'.MJ.S, 4,4.25, 1.40, 0,7,10, 10 p.m. and lilSnlctt
fcunday, 10 SU, II it. in., -1, 0, 7,10 10 p. m. and li 1j
ulgbt.
1- or Pope's Creek Line. 7.13 a. ru. and 1,49 p.m.
dally vxrept Sunday,
For Annapolis, UXo a.m., 1203 nnd 12) p. a,
dally, except hunday, on Sunday, 4 p, m.
ALEXANDRIA AFREDKRICKHUURO RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA A WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 0.7, 9 25, 1101, 11 ai a m , 20.5
4.20. 1, U, Wii, S 05 and 11,37 p. m. On suuduyat,
0, 23, 11,01 n. m., s 03 p ru.
For Richmond and tlio Houtli, Cniul 11.01 a.m.
dally, and 4.43 p. in. cUlly. exctpt Sunday,
Trains lenvo Alexandria lor Wuhhlugton, ti.05 8.
10, 10,10a. m.. 1,3.03, .123, 5.U. 7.03 anclll.3S p.
ni, and 12.10 nudulKlit, except Monday. On
btirduyats and 10,10 n. m 7.03 and 11. wn c
and 12.10 night.
Tickets and Inloimatlon at the ofllco, northeast
(orni-ruliuth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and at thestiitlon, where orders can bo left tor
the clucking orbaggage to doiUuiiluu from ho
tels and risldences.
, J. R. WOOD.
Oeneral Passenger a gen
CHAS, E. PUOII, Uencrnl MannSer.-
Tho Now Orleans Fast Li?
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN BVStZZAIi
SHENANDOAH JUNO,, LURiY and ROJLNOKE.
T he. New llouti) to tho booth and SouthveKt.
BCHKllLLL IN LI FKUT AIaHCII 10, 1M.
Oiua A, M., Dally, hew Orleans Fast Llue. For
all points on hue of Uheiiandonh Valley, Nur
Klk .t Western, Itast Teune&seu, Vlmuiaaud
(Iraigla Railroads, atianta, .Mucon, Jack-ton-villi',
Cbattanooca, Memphis, Moolle, New
Orltaus mid llio booth uud bouthucst. Pull
n.nn Palace Slnvplug Cars between Wasblug
ton aid New Orimin wlihout chaun'e. Con
nertlng at l-hevauavah Juncllou nitn Pull
man t'ars New York to Atlanta.
M4o V M , Lally, Meuiph'.s Express. For all
polutnbottth.buutheasiaiidbuuthwest. Pull
liiuu I'olncn cleenlug Cars botweeii yhenan
diuli Juuctlon and Memphis without change,
coiinreilug at Uleveland, T'enn, , with Pull
miui (. urB to New Orleuus w llhuut ihnnge.
Trnlim leave II .t O. R. It. Fastens, r Siailou,
corter Kiw Ji rsey avenue and C street,
1 or tickets, theplng car reservations and nil la
formation apply at ticket oUlces, Utu Penua.
aw., Hint Penua. nve., and at depot II & O. Jt.lt.
anil clllci-nl tho Line, 007 Peuuu, ave., wheru
ci tiers will be takiii fur baggage to he called for
lu uny pan ot the city, A, POP:.
E, J. LOt KWOOD, Ocn, l'ass. Tttt. Ant,
I'ats. ami Ticket A genu apMm
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
(LEAVE II. i P. DEPOT, SIXTH AND R STS,)
11,1 a A. M For all way stations, Lexington, Ky
Louisville, Cluclunatl, Columbus, Ut, Louis.
Dally except Sunday. , , , .
II A W -Fer Newport News, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk:. Dally oxeept Miinday,
at ID P. JI. For Louisville, Cincinnati, St. l,ou!s
nud Clilrago, coum-ctlug for all points West,
Norlhwist Nid rjouthweat; fast express dally;
does uot stop for local business; through. Pull
man tirvlrelo Louisville and Cluclunatl.
For tickets snd Inrormatlon apply at O. &0.
Railway olllce, 613 Peuunylvanla avenue, under
National Hotels Va. Midland Ratlway otllco, 001
Finu. avenue, and B. P, btatlnn,
JI. W. FULLER.
General Passenger Acent,
0. W. 8MITJI,
Oeneral Manager.
FRANK TRIOO, N. U Passenger Agent.
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