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The New York herald., 1879-09-29

A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-fALL MEETING.
n JEROME PARK
I'd 4th 7th 9th aud i1th October, and 4th November
Races commence each day in October promptly ut 80
OIL 4th Nov at o'clock Admission to field so cents.
c. WHEArLY Secretary. A. BELMONT, President.
A GENTLEMEN'S DRIVING PARK FORMERLY
Feeswood, Monday September %. 1879 Fall Meeting
Ninth Ward Troting Association sweepstakes OF 500
mile heats best three in ve in harness. closed with four
entries same DaySweepstakes 500; mile heats, best
three in five, to road wagons closed with five entries
Trotting to commence at =. NJ.
WIN. II. JOHNSON, Lessee.
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PROPOSALS.
CiTY OF BOSTON IMPROVED SEWERAGE.
TO CONTRACTORS


SEALED PROPOSALS, addressed to the "Committes
Improved Sewerage" and indorsed, PROPOSAL FOR
BUILDING DORCHESTER BAY TUNNEL will be
ccved the Office of the City Engineer City Hail. Boston,
until ~ o'clock NJ of FRIDAY the 17th day Of October
1879 and at that time will be publicly opened and read
Each bad must be signed by the bidder and accompanied
contract with satisfactory bond for perform ancc)
within six days, In ease the bid be accepted
Tho suretes OF the bonds both for the and for
the DO residents Of satfac
tory 80 the Committee Improved Sewerage. No bid will
be considered which has surcies it's
accompanying bond
The amount of bond for tho fuflmcnt of the
tract will bo tho OF fifty thousan dollars S5oO
As additional security the OF twenty five thousand
nrst under the tin its completion. The
engineers monthly estimates aud above said sum will
be paid in full,
BIDS will be com pared basis Of the engineers APP
proximatc estimate of quantities of work to be done.
which is as followss-
al 6.sest linear feet Of tunnel
d. 40l lincar feet OF shafts
J. linear feet OF iron cynders
(d) 3hulkheads about shafts
For further particulars the advertisement
pnuyng form of contract.
creations may obtained and plans be
the cngineers Office Improved Sewerage No. IA fremont
st. Boston. =.
bids buCius sbADb,
Orrcr OF CHIfr ENetNtFR
CRY HALL. BosroN, Sept 20, lSIo>
mo INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERs.--w WANTED.
Proposals 5000 yards cloth with rubber for
clothing purposes. Address RUBBER, Herald office
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RY J. W. CAMPBELL, AUCTIoNEER.
lJAssgnees sale large hrst class Grocery postponed
Wedne sday Further particulars
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Two Ruling Machinci, complete with attachments.-
Three Cutting Machnes.-Four Standing Presses.-Ont
Paging Machine with three of Type with Drums
Stands.-One Board Cutting Machine-One Embossins
Machine. One Round Corner Cutter.
Also.
Twenty-Five reams Papers ruled and folded for pas,
books-rar rBoards-Sampics.-Etc.
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ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
AND WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l.
commencing at 3 o'clock each afternoon,
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Q large assortment Of Diamond Jewelry. consisting Of
solitaire and cluster Diamond Rings Studs Earrings,
Breaches Crosses, Sets, Lace Pins. Scarf Pms Collar
Buttons. Lockets, Diamonds Rubes, Pearls, Emerads
Opals and Onyx. &C., &c.
BERNARD REILLY, sheriff.
R. DoDcE, Deputy.
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.fhOfEn GENERALIZATION.
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BUSINESS II sssdPse odPpoRTuN1r1Es- fsTuN rAex.
ETSINEss R rAsLSts $751; eG P.e.sd
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DOGS. birds, xC:-isr PAcE|,4sh col.
BMhSe BSY HOUSES AND
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POLITICAL-11rH PAGE-4th col.
PROPOSALS-1sr PAGE-6th col. -
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
rRofsR4T F4s54t'e6 oV4 6S CITY FOR SALE OR
RENT-2D PAGE-3d col.
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION-2D PAcE-3d col.
REAL ESTATE KANTED-2D PAGE-3d COL
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-ist col.
SALES AT AUCTION-lsT PAGE-5th and 9Th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES- PAGK-5th and
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SPECIAL NOTICEs-lsr PAGE-1st I'd. Sd and 4th cola
SPORTING BOOKMAKING. &C.-lsT PAGE-4th COL
STORAGE-11TH PAGE-4th col.
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-1sT PAGE-4th col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGE-6th COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To
LET-2D PAGE-4th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-11rH PAGE-4th col
WATCHES JEWELRY, &C -2D PACF-2d col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOTH PAGE-6th col.
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COAL AND WOOD.

DEsT FAMILY CoAL-FuRNACE. ECO AND NUT,
DxS 10 per stove 81 no ton screened and de-
nvcred from yard, 90 ersenwieh, eorner k,nE s;.o
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE: PCS . B, BRoADWAYYE ADV Z,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OF PAPERS: AD.
VERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
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PRICE THREE CENTS
SALES AT AUCTION.

Iffr -.
uCrloN SALE. SPECIAL NOTICE
"A j. p. TRAvER Auctioneer
VIII se Monday, September - IL o'clock. J22 West 9th
81 near loth av by order of the Ncwtown and Phade
pnia Express Company 6s Horses 10 Mules suitable for
All purposes These horses all in working
dltloh an must positively be sold highest bidder all
warranted as represented money refunded
RY uLLMANN CO.. AUCTIONEERs.-SELL To-
~ day commencing II o'clock. large fresh Stock ele-
gant Fixtures or Manufacturing Confectionery and Ice
Cream saloon. NO 2.34S 4th U27th containing
Tufts octagonal Soda Fountain 1885, 900 pounds
assorted Candies .OD Jars variety Christmas Can
dies. Ornaments, Fireworks &c handsome marble top
Tables, Counters. Chairs Mirrors Icobox glass Cases
Showcases Chandeliers. 0ilcoth Tools sc. Positively
IN lots Dealers contectioners especially invited Auc
tioneers' office, 15o ith
DY j. W. CAMPBELL. AUCTIONEER
Assgnees sale large first class Grocery postponed
"Wednesday. Further particulars
u MANDELBAUM, AUCTIONEER, SELLS 10
ID O'Clock 53l East 18th ST. tine Stock, Fixtures of
Grocery store in lots.
(NHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN G. LYST AUC-
Otioneer The undersigned will sell public auction
by virtue of chatte mortgage on Monday September
IL A. NJ at No 6S7 Sth in this city the Furnitu
Fixtures and Utensils OF Lager Beer and Billiard Saloon
including Counters. Tables and Chairs Glasses Billiard
Tables Cues Racks and Balls &e BY order of the
Mortgagee. JOHN O. LYST., City Marshal.
AsmBEL r. FITCH Attorney for Mortgagee
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EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER
MORTGAGE SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET Fu uRNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY,

nj his spacious salesrooms
NO 60 CEDAR ST.,
opposite the old Post Office,
TOMORROW TUESDAY). AT IL 80 O'CLOCK
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
SIMMONS Il DICKINSON, Managers)

HAS BEEN IN EXIsTENNE OVER 20 YEARS. AND
NO DRAWING HAS EVER BEEN POSTPONED
EVEN FOR A SINGLE DAY.
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T b. HERrs 4 son. AUCTIONEERs.

IMPORTANT SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE OF
ARTISTIC FURNITURE, BRICA-BRAC, ARTICLES
)F VERTU, &C. &C.
by order of Messrs Kmbel Cabus. of 10th ST.,
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THE STOCK OF CARRIAGES ON HAND AT PRIVATE
SALE consists of Land daulets Coupes. Broughams,
Ciaronces Barouches six seat, coupe and open Rock
aways; extension top Phaetons, Park Phaetons De-
pot Wagons Village Carts, jump-seat Depot Wagons,
Pony Phaetons, &c.
AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT of DOUBLE AND SIN
GLE HARNESS. gentlemen's Riding Saddles, &C.,
o which advances have been made. which will be
sold regardless Of value { pay charges.
WARER0OMS and AUCTION MART. lIO. l12 East 18th
st.. near 4th
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u COTTON, AUCTIONEER.
L Salesroom 800 Broadway, below Houston St.,
will sell on MONDAY September %. at III o'clock,
at the private residence $40 5h near Bath St,
the entire rich Paror Bedroom and Dining Room Furn
ture Carpets Curtains Etageres. Wardrobes choice Oil
Paintings. best curled hair Mattresses and Bedding,
superior upright rosewood Piano in good order Reg
ulator Centre and Extension Tables. &c.
The New York herald., 1879-09-29

A THE PROPERTY OF GENTLEMAN THAT
N business calls away at great barganBlack Mare.
4 years old, I5s high boat 2:tO; brown Horse,
years old i5 high trot In 45 both fine drivers and
warranted sound and Kind double and single Brewster
TOP agon. Pole and Shafts; top Pony Phaeton double
aud single Harness your price, sell
this week sell separate Call 2l3 West 35th ST.
7th av,, for days.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

Mr.. A. c. TERRY, Chicago manufacturer,
has decided to establish large manuiactory of
wooden and cotton goods at Columbia, s. C..
BY the time Mr.. TERRY has sunk whatever lie
has, little OF much, he will learn the lesson
taught all adventurers who go TO South Caro-
lima to seek their fortunes. 1t is very appro-
pirate point for him. or for any other carpet
bagger, to start from, and by the time he is
sucked dry Of all he is spossossed ofby the chiv-
airy Of South Carolina, who are among the
most heartless of wrockers, he will get back
whence he started. South Carolina is u very
good place to leave just about now and very
poor place TO go 20. If he can make up his
mind to have no opinions Of his own, to dare
not express such As he may accidentally have,
and can "rah" for HAMPTON and any other
leader who is on the ascending scale, Mr.
TERRY will be success, and may pass a few
years of peace and quietness there; but our
word for 1t, he is a doomed man the moment
he sets his foot on Carolina soil as q carpet
baggcr. The envy and jealousy of the narrow
minded leaders, who are from the up.country
villages of that benighted State, will plot and
accomplish his downfall. We want Mr. TERRY
TO nut this paragraph up for future reference,
and, If he lives seven or eight years, to refer to
Il when incarcerated In South-CarOlina dun
geon for some trumped'up charges preferred
against him by people who have been so im-
poyerished by their Incidence and supineness
that the very gods haYe deserted them in their
extremity and have made mad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04
PoLIrTCaL VOTES.

" the man couldn't tell lie had lived until to-
day he would have died of lonesomencss- Chicago
IlHes
GRANT and Wheeler vs. Tilden and Hendricks is
the shape in which the Chicago Times puts the ma
bonel candidates for the campaign Of 1880.
TlLDES is said TO have become proficient In
equestrinnism When he can ride n trick mule in
circus he may be elected Prcsidontof the United
States.
Tue Democratic papers Of Georgia, with tears in
tneir eyes call on the Independents down there not
to carry things too far in the state campaign now
about To open.
MISERY loves company, aud the Springfield Re
pubbcdn is trying TO coax the Providence Pes to
JON the orphans of the Independent alias Demo-
cratic papers
rliE St. Louis RCpublicaa don't want TO see Butler
Governor of any State, but thinks Massachusetts
ought to have him just once as u penalty for pro-
ducing such man.
CouNT JoASSlS is said to be looking around for
nephew who will sit on the front of the stage when
he acts aud take all the rotten apples, stale eggs
ana eabbages. lie thinks of making Mr.. FELTON,
an Offer
CoSGREssMAN CHITrESDEN announces that both
the next Governor of New York and the next Prest-
dent OF the United States will be Republicans and
men who have been fed on strong Republican
mcat-Stalwarts."
DIR. CHARLES f. HURsEY Of the Maine Greenba ok
committee, publishes card resigning his position
and his lnith, and announcing his belief that he
never VIII Know little enough To be made u cats
paw Tor the rescue of Democratic chestnuts from
the fire.
THE Boston Journal hugs 20 its soul the 10ttering
unctiOn that Buffers political career ends March T..
Did the JOurRW man, when boy, never take cat
TO some sequestcryd glen, shoot It, leaving II dead
on the grass, aud find II waiting his return when he
reached hOmp2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04
i " USEM EN1S.
Fords Opera-House-Keliar.

Kcllar made his first appearance at the Opera
House last night and gave his audience delight
ful two hours entertainment He came unher-
aided and almost unknown, but proved himself by
his performance entitled 10 take rank with the
most celebrated magicans of the time Ills tricks
were entirely different from those performed by
Heller, and were more varied, and in many in
stances more mysterious and bewildering, espc-
cially his wonderful growth of flowers by which
every lady present secured beau tiful and fraCmn
bouquet. As a florist kelar would certainly make
his mark. In the second part, instead of II musical
entertainment such aS given by Mr.. Heller Kellur
presents his marvellous automaton. Psyche "
which seems 10 possess human intelligence and
more than human aptncSs IN solving difficult mRtl-
ema.lcal problems, playing cards, &c. II is Ger
tninly the most wonderful production of mechRn-
cal construction we have ever seen. In the third
part Kellar proved that by human agencies alone
he could produce all the most startling manifesto
tions of celebrated spiritual mediums. and in a
manner too, that deiied detection. Taken as a
whole, kcllais is the most wonderful, most bCwl-
deIing and entertaining exhibition of the kind we
have ever seen. All who were pleased with Heller
or Hermann Will be delighted with Kellar. His
programme IS changed nightly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04
THE DEMOCRATIC HOUSE AND THE
MONEY QUESTION.

While in matters of legislation we cam
not find anything TO commend in the his
tory of the present Democratic House OF
Representatives, the brief session just draw
ing to close does afford one cause for con-
graduation. Upon all questions looking to
a further agitation or disturbance of the
financial question they have been impotent
for harm. The result Of the elections last
fall had the effect to solidify the Republi-
cans in the interest Of the good faith and
integrity of the Government, while at the
same time the solidity Of the Democratic
party upon the opposite side of all questions
touching the honor of the nation was so far
disturbed that the few votes thus gained,
united with the practically unanimous Re-
publican minority, have suiliced to defeat
the dangerous measures put forth by
EWING, WOOD, and other leaders Of the ma
jority.
The discussions which have taken place
upon these numerous schemes have served
to bring to light and put in readable and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

THE Baltimore Sut--a Democratic paper
of candor and charucter-says: "The mes
" sage of the President vetoing the Chinese
immigration bill, which was sent in TO
" Congress OH Saturday, is temperate,
logical, well-considered document, such MS
will attract the attention and command
the respect of the country Its dyspep-
tic and wasp-like cotemporary, the Gazette,
which occupies much lower scale in the
same political faith and in journalism, in
dulges in the following petty peice Of spite
and demagogery;
HAYES has vetoed the Chinese bill in n mes
sage half apologetic and half palavering; but
the veto kills it for this session at least The
House has failed to pass IL over the veto, lQok-
ing the requisite two-thirds. HAYES has thus
placed his administration and the Republican
party in antagonism with the needs and de-
mands Of the Pacific slope.
That is just the difference between q
high-toned, manly journal and a snarling,
swapping mongrel in the same kennel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

THE attitude of affairs at the organiza-
tion of the next House may present the
alternative of Greenbacker or a Democrat
for Speaker. There will, possibly, be no
hesitation among Republicans regarding
which horn of the dilemma they will take.
The Greenbackers will have the advantage
of presenting an unbroken front, limited
though it may be, for an alliance with the
Republicans, while the Democratic column
will be anything but solid, for several files
thereof will in all human probability be
landed in the penitentiary before that time.
In other words, as against the BourbOns it
will be possible, in the absence of the half
dozen gentlemen ~, who are now on their
way to Albany instead Of Washington, to
organize the next House with Green
hacker for Speaker, a Republican for Clerk,
&c, &c. Possible, we say; but is it prob
able
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

Mr.. Denman Thompson made his appearance at
the National last evening in his famous role of
Uncle J0sh, in the play entitled Joshua Whit
comb"-one of the latest and certainly the most
enjoyable, among recent additions 10 the Ameri-
can drama. The play is of Mr.. Thompson's own
handwOrk, and was in accordance With lis merits,
most Hatteringly received. Uncle Josh Is a New
hampshire inrner, typical In dress and manner
with abundance Ofwise saws and quaint comparl-
sons the gliDness, shrewdness, and, wthal, the
pluck and warm -heartedncsy OF his kind who
visits Boston. and upon the thread of his city ex-
perences and their sequences the play is CON
structed.
Mr.. 1hompson's performance of this role amounts
TO all Identification herewith which almost con-
ynces the most critical observer that Uncie Josh Is
the genuine article, not mere impersongtiOn
The company affords very fair support Miss Julia
Wilson and Master Ignacio Martinette are particu.
larly deserving of mention for their renditions of
Tot and ROmdy Mr.. JepsOn supplements his
dramatic performances with some very good sing
ing His songs We're received last evening with
great favor. Unclc Josh will make his second up
pearance this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

THE animus of the Southern social as well
as political situation is constantly disclosed
by frequent allusions in the Democratic press
Of that section to the rebellion as n struggle
entitled to be considered in the same light
OF on parity with the Revolutionary war
In illustration Of this meaning we quote the
following extract from an advertisement in
the Charleston NeirS and Courier, Offering
800 gold premium for the best serial
"story, written by a resident of South Car
"olina, illustrative Of Southern life, before
"during, or since the war;"
In making this proposition the object Is Il
encourage, as far as practicable, the develop
ment of literature in South Carolina, and tC
give the reading public, through tho Weekly
Netcs, tales of Southern life which shall pre-
serve the recollection Of traits Of character and
social peouliaritios and habits fast passing
away, aud keep before the rising generation
the memory Of Il struggle more glorious than
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04
GREAT
1873
1878

~ - PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE -,
splendid st4SEhS$ sth tf A$ sl$$aSfFichhNf EQUIP
TRAINS Leave AZ " WasaiNGioN M from % Depot cor
Der of sixth and streets as follows:
For Pltsburg and the West, 1910 m. daily, With
Piusburg 10 Cincinnati, st. Louis. and Chicago;
7tC cpn n daiiy Tlih @ pa palhce Csr 70 chIGsgo
For Canandaigua, Rochester buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North ut $40 y. m daily. except saturday
with Palace Cars to Canandaigua. For Williams
daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, iSo and lois r M daily
Pullman Parlor CARS, o. % a. M. daily, except
Sunday.
at Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex"
niiorting direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferrage and journey across New York
For Philadelphia, 1884, $780, and lGI1 n m daily. Linn
lied Express lE0 A. M daily except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore, sSj, $50 a. M and i:20 p. m daily,
except Sunday 1910 a, n iO, $50, 7:lo. and lois
For Pope's Creek Line. a. m. and 400 p. IN. daily
For Annapolis, r. nj. and i;2o p m. daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND pFREDERIcKsByRG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
g. 90 Z, and 1880 p. m. On Sunday A. M, Ills
For Richmond and the South $50 a M and $50 p M
For Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad $40 p. m. daily.
80. II m. and !, 3, 42o, 5, GI5 4 and IL p. M
On Sunday nt 3 and 10 a. M and Gl5 p. IN.
Tickets Information, sleeping and parlorcar ac'
east corner o. Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northeast corner OF Sixth street and Pennsy
avenue, and nt the depot, where orders be
LEFT for the checking of baggage to destinations from
hotels and residences.
L. p. FARM ER, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

RALTlMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NArroNTTfTs Tfs E5sTpri fo%Gf %Sb 'fnGt sHonr LINE
NoRrn, noHrnwEsYr WEST. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1875, at $40 AM
A5d5tNEw A yoK.' IYfhfiaHlpfF!fHin IfIfHbFfPnIA AND Bos
BsoSa ans sts Geot m SIX On snpdays 10
RRn9S' R9Se BTsSsiSs AZ tfRsg RSTy Hanover and Elk
strnsburg, Winchester. Hagerstcwn, and Way via
7i4o-fBx ITINoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
tIO-Point Of Rocks, Piedmont, Strasburg, Win
SEW iisS YoRK Hna MGL sifipn' BosroN
AND BALTIMoRE ,EXPRESs. parlor Car %
g %p9 9vIs 19gEsyHF P}S n SPR eHIGAeo ySs9 c9
srlck. Hagsrstown, and Valley Branch, except
10 Cincinnati! daily. Grafton to sandusky daily,
aOO,,ton sunday ouy-Baltimorc, Annapolis, and
ioOQ.BiLTIMoRE EXPRESS stops a, Rlaaens.
burg College. Bel!syille, Laurel, Annapolis juno
=, ton, Jessup's, and Hanover
iiSo--tNEW York, PiiiLADELPHIX AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS. stops at Laurel.
1885 ion sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
REL EXPRESS; Frederick via Relny. stops at
chester and Way stations. ON Sundays to Point
of Rocks and Way stations only
NoRrSfk 61e ShE s'22nS %Rp nA
TIMokE EXPkLSS, Ellicott CITY, Norfolk, eex.
cept Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken IN the
cars direct TO boat at Canton. STOPS Mt Bladens-
7:31-tCHICAGo AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
siof9sRRnFfMoRE fflisRlnnFf fSG5 E HsSffs E& FREss.
sS-h9p isr 2f qeks end WY s,a!ons o,sv111r
AND PfITSbURG EXPREss. Pittsburg, ex
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

THE Democrats so thinks the New York
Tribune will enter the next campaign with
q burst gun as their chief weapon. The
"fraud cannon is all the artillery they
have. The reform dodge is so thoroughly
exposed that they dare not try it again, and
all they can do is to ask the country to vim
dicate the innocence of the victim of his
wicked partners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-03-04

ineligible shape q vast fund of interesting
information upon subject vitality affecting
the varied interests of our country, and one
that is too little understood by tue masses
Of the people. In this respect the remarks
Of Hon. j. W. DWIGHT, of the twenty-eighth
New York district, in the House on Thurs
day last, upon the bill ito provide for the
exchange of trade-dollars for legal-tender
silver dollars, and for other purposes
makes clear, comprehensive, and valuable
document for those who seek information
upon this important subject. His speech
shows deep study, great industry in group
ing together reliable and useful statistical
information, and the rure ability to put
| knowledge of an abstruse subject in such
plain and simple language that ii can be
readily comprehended by those who have
had no previous understanding of the topic
discussed, We regret that the demands
upon our space incident to the closing hours
of the session forbid our finding room for
this admirable argument in full. 1t should
have an extended circulation. Mr.. DWIGHT
has made an enviable record upon this en-
crossing subject, and his constituents have
evinced their hearty appreciation of his
services by returning him to the next Con-
gress by greatly increased minority.