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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-02
WASHINGTON.
sIatemsnt of tbs Publlc Dsbt for November
The First Batch Of PresI.
Dental Nominations.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The Presi
dent sent the following nominations to tn
Senate to-day; George ". McCrary, o
Iowa, U: s. Judge Of the Eighth Circuit
W. H. Hayes, Of Kentucky, U. s. Judg,
for the District Of Kentucky; Charles G
W. French, Chief Justice OF Arizona Ter
ritory; Norman Bucks, OF Idaho, Associ
ate JusticeO Of the Supreme Court Of Idaho
Territory.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEYS.
James 3. Leake, for the Northern Dis.
trict Of Illinois; Edward Guthridge, East.
ern District Of Texas; ]. W. Cracraft, oI
West Virginia, for the Territory Of Idaho.
INDIAN AGENTS.
Amos 7. s. Kiet, Of Indiana, for Quapay
Agency, Indian Territory; John s. Shorb,
Of Ohio, Sac and Fox Agency, Indian Ter.
fitory; John W. Tufts, OF Iowa, Union
Agency, Indian Territory.
PosTMAsTEH.
AZ. Gibbons, Charleston, W. Va; Wm.
II. Mccoy, Cadiz. o.; Fred @. Wickham,
Norwalk, O.; David D. Taylor, Cambridge,
O.; Henry s. Robinson, Washington
Court House, O.; Thaddeus Coffin, New.
castle, Ind; A, p. Bone, Shelbyville, Ind.
Mrs. Sarah HaCklemau, Rushville, Ind,
Michael Q. CARRIER, Madison, Ind; Rich.
ard Dentler, Clinton, Ills. Henry X.
Ingraham, Tucola, Ills; John II. Hyde,
Lewistown, Ills; Eli n. McAllisler,
Champaign, Ills; Hugh B, Nesbit, Ches.
ter Ills.
COINAGE FOR NOVEMBER.
The coinage at the us. mints for No.
yemher was 81, ,9S6, ,lS5 in gold, s., 400, 600
in standard silver, and $3l ,23S minor coins.
Total SG, ,43O,42l.
KELLY WANTS THR FRENCH TREATY DEBATED.
Representative Kelly, Of Pennsylvania,
whose name il near the head OF the Speak.
er's list OF members desiring to move the
adoption Of resolutions under suspen.
sion Of the rnles, does not believe that the
resolution which was adopted on motion
of Representative Fernando Wood last
session, requesting the President to nego.
tate commercial treaty with France,
expressed the real sentiment Of the House,
there having been no debate and only
slim attendanceat that time, and he there.
fore intends to offer the following rssoln-
tion as soon as he obtains the floor to make
the requisite motion:
Resolved, That it is the sense OF this
House that the negotiation by the Execu.
tive Department OF the Government OF a
commercial treaty whereby the rates OF
duty to beimpOsed npOu foreign commod.
tiles entering the United States for con.
sumption should be fixed, would. in view
OF Section Z Article Of the Constitution
Of the United States, be an infraCtion OF
the Constitution and an invasion OF one OF
The highest prerogatives OF the House Of
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The square rhinE.T

PtFrsroS, December /. The principal
coal companies Of this place voluntarily
advanced the wages Of the miners 10 per
cent,
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Ghe GateILiqenter.
oaIee. vaa. as ana q Roar,senlh Etreea.


w uTu IN ItUtIPE VI tHU HI9I I15uV Ul
the steubenville Sunday NsWs, new Sun.
day paper started up there on the ruins Of
one or two predecessors. Truth compels
Us to say that the first issue does not give
promise Of much vitality. A patent in.
side, NO telegraph and no editorial, Is not
the way that successful papers are got up
in this age Of the world.
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Ocean YesseIs,

LONDON, December 1.-The steamers
City OF Montreal, from New York, and
Polyneeian, from Aontresl, arrived out
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TuMoRs, erysipelaI, mUI curial diseases,
scroiulaand general debility cured by "Dr.
Lindsey's Blood Searcher.b
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IN CASES OF PILES.

Smuute
ssaa g e nylha % III Ss
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AvAILABLE AssErs,

Cash 10 Treasury s2o72i7,6sS
Bonds issued 70 Pacific Railroad Conn
panles, Interest payRLlein lawful money,
principal outstanding S6t62 5I2
Interest accrued and mt yet Iald..,.,.,., l666S7
!n!erest paid BY the United State, 4S,7l2,4SO
Interest repaid by transportation Of malls,
HC4. l5,o2V,24B
DtnIsS sats Oh ln1etess Paa oy Inc United o,op
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THEae willbe four eclipses Of the sun
y 1850, and two otthO moon,
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CHARGE
FOR TmE TREATMENT or


support by which Immediate and ReefiS
secured The System is Emnenty Sensible and
Practical and has only be Examined
to be Appreciated.
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REnARKABLE CURES OF SPINAL cunvArunr


i
NV SI su Since sahng RI s
h@Ehncaey aieTsd - Ftd0n
,v MI ,AurV2S
SEoRsE IA sfTeFPsiysss eigFPiy pS pS:, e
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AnssOO ire-InenguratiOn of the Lee.
sure seasSn-TeaehsEs' InsiItute-LOeAI
NeWs, dc.
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James 3. Leake, for the Northern Dis.
triCt Of Illinois; Edward Guthridge, East.
ern District OF Texas; ]. W. Cracraft, oI
West Virginia, for the Territory Of Idaho.
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GEORGETOWN.

DEAD INFANT FOUND IN THE CANAL-Ab bout
II O'Clock this morning white female infant,
newly born, was found in the outlet lock of the
canal In Rock creek. The body presented the
appearance OF having been in the water some
days. The head was also mashed 1t was
brought to the station house by Offlcer Gun
bingham: where 1t awaits the coroner, who has
been notified.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENTIAL a special meet
ing or the Potomac Insurance Company, held
Yesterday evening, Mr. II. NJ. Sweeny, presi-
Bank. was elected president OF the company TO
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death Of the late
A. Fl. Pckrell, esq.
THE HIBERNIA HALL ASSOCIATION has elected
the following officers and trustees: Thomas
MuntZ. president; ID. O'Leary, secretary: Arthur
Small, treasurer. Trustees-T. Muntz, Peter
McIntfre. VIM. Smith, Arthur Small, Patrick
M name Danlel O,Leary, Cornelius Ryan, 7. d.
Daily, Patrick McIntire.
POTOMAC RoAT CLUB.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the Potomac boat club, held last
A. ID. wilmington were elected active members
new four cared shell was ordered. and 1t was
also determined to put potomac Landing" In
thorough repair.
THE CAR STABLES of the Washington and
Georgetown railroad are being gradually fitted
upon and occupied, but it will be the 1su of
July, at least, before the cars and horses are
brought over and all the departments ready for
use.
A DANGEROUS PLACE ON THE CANAL, at the
loot OF congress street, where the railing fell
over some months ago. has never been rene
died, and parents living in the vicinity live in
continual fear for their little ones.
THE FOUR PER CENT-The Georgetown people
VINO go to Washington to buy their four per
cent. certificates are not perhaps. aware that
they can buy all they want at the Georgetown
pest office.
GRAIN.-s,5OO bushels OF wheat were offered
on Merchants exchange and sold from la 10
lis per bushel.
FIsH.--20008 herring sold at S per 900; 500
shad sold at 50 per 100; 500 taylers sold at 40
cents per hundred.
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THE CnTRTG.

EQUITY COURT, .Judoe Macarthur.
Today Griffin agt. kngour; oia dismi asa
Barker agt. Milton; deed OF assignment set
aside Mullins agt. Harding; appeal bond fixed
at 500. Van RtsWick agt. Spaldlng; pro con-
fesso.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
on hearing. W.
POLICE CoURr-.Judoe Shell.
Yesterday, after our report closed, William
Kelly, charged with assault on johanna Kelly,
MS step-mother. by pulling her hair; was nned
Il, ana put under personal bonds to keep the
peaee big st1appn ny eo Hsn
ana battery on little colored girl, named Mel
VIVA Dines, with attempt to commit rape on
her. me ep-mother of the girl, named Dimes,
Ieslitltu mat this man came into her house last
SUNDAY evening, and while there witness had
70 go out On an errand to DeighborS mouse.
enc enc was gone about fifteen minutes, and when
sue returned the little girl was standing In the
uooT, crying bitterly. and said this man had
thlown her down and hurt her. Witness went
IN and the girl followed, crying in great dis
tress, saying that man had hurt her, pointing
10 Nun. The man then got frightened and de-
MED 1t, but ran out OF the house, saying as he
1eit, - = you and the child" He ran down
the street, ana witness after him. until he got
out uf her sight. Officer Block afterwards ar
rested him. The little girl then told the Judge
her story, but denied the whole story about the
indecent assault, saying that Turner did moth
Ing at all to her; that when Mrs. Dimes came
back she drove her (witness) out into the rain
ana locking the door and drawing down the
curtains, remained with Turner half an hour.
and when he left she was permitted to enter
the house, when Mrs. Dimes told her what to
say about Turner, but he never touched her at
all. The court dismissed the case and said the
woman ought to be punished for this job The
theory was that Turner had improper intimacy
with Mrs. Dimes, who for some reason became
offended with him ana tried to get even.
TO-DAY.
Charles Fox. maintaining nuisance; per-
sonal bonds. James Jackson, same charge: DO.
Patrick Mcclure forfeited collateral. John VIII
hams. Vagrant: personal bond that he will leave
the city. George McCauley, carrying pistol;
$50; or ninety days. Samuel Nugent, vagrant:
sent down for thirty days. Patrick Kelly, loud
aud boisterous; s.. Buckley Hays, vagrant; sent
sent down. VIM. Franklin, colored, carrying a
pistol; $50, or ninety days Also, charged with
profanity; s., or fifteen days. Henry c. Lenore,
loud; SO, or thirty days. Charles Maloy. de-
stroylng private property; $40, or thirty days.
Frank Garrett, cOOred boy, charged with
stealing $40 note from gentIeman; sent to
the Reform school. Offrey Burroughs assault
On Matilda jackson; 50. Mary Shea assault on
little boy named Ernest Green; IS. Catherine
Ackers, assault on Officer Bryan-whfle he was
about TO arrest her she bit him severely on his
right thumb-thirty days in iail
BLACK SILKS, best makes, 62, *, Sc, ST, 81 10,
Sl.1S sl:25. ToWsons, Pennsylvania avenue,
south side.
ENAMEL BRACELETS, 81. Priggs, Pennsy,va-
MIA
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DRATH FROM A DECAYED TOOTH.-D. w. Clark
died Monday afternoon OF pyemia, or blood
poison, resulting from an abscess in the law.
1t originated from carries, or liberation OF a
decayed tooth, and had been coming on for five
months. He was canvaSstng YOlO county for
the patent t1at-iron, and returned from there
less than three weeks ago. The abscess was
lanced, and discharged large quantity of foul
matter, but death resulted from the cause men,
toned above. Had the tooth, which created
the abscess, been extracted at the proper time,
he need not have lost his life.-[Di1on Tribune,
April 26th.
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1884 Prizes amounting to S67 9l5
Whole Tickets. 81.
Club rates upon application.
fF Address all orders to our General Eastern
Agents,
WILLIAMSON l. CO., 500 Broadway, New York
List Of drawings published in the New York Her
aid and sun. All out-of town ticket holders are
mailed copy of the official list soon as received
The next following drawing May 81. 1879.
Reliable Agents wanted in every town. my6 8 l0s
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GUM cAxrHoR for moths at Drew's Dru,x store
cor. 9th st. and Pa ave., at soc. per 10. 99eI.
CHAxoxn.I AND LIVER PILLS Dr. Cnsnuer,s,.
Purely vegetable and tasteleSs. TO noxions
drugs. Formula on each package. All Know
what they are taking Cure dySpepsia heart,
burn, dizziness, oppressive breathing, costiye-
ness, sick headache. pain In back or Shoulders.
tongue, all impurities Of the blood. 2sc. per
package All druggists. Principal depot' r "
Drew. 9Th and Penna. avenue. 2,aO.2:
Pnzs-Dr ChandLer's Pilos: sure cure ror
Piles; instant relief harmless; never failing. All
druggists: 80 cents. Principal depot. + w.
Drew, 9th and Penna avenue. 9,2O,2
A SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
for 81. Prcf. Chapins Bachu- paiba-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay ST.,
N. Y, and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. 3,N,eoIy
to'os Soothing Syrup has been used for children,
1t corTects acidity OF the stomach relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well-tr1ed rem
edy; Is cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GRNTLEMEN.-We wish to call
attention to A. Ftschers Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng establishment, No. 9O6 q street, near
gtn street. By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention. be Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
5essing these facilities Gents suits cleaned
for 81 n. B.-Lace curtains cleaned from IS
cents up to ST window. Wool blankets from
So cents to 70 cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Specialty-Ladles party
cleaned without doing the whole garment: rs
years experience.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C.. To-psRh

Amusements. &c, Tonight
Net'onat Theater.-'' PInafore" by the co,ored
Pheater corntGuH.-British Blondes and bur-
lesque troupe.
Odd Fello,rs' Hail." Cfnderellay by Prof
SheldOn's pupils.
Forrest Hall, Georgetown.-Vocal and instru-
mental concert
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CHAMBERS AND CLARK TO FIGHT AGAIN-Ar
thur Chambers has deposited 81 600 with the n
7: Clipper to bind the fight with John II. Clark
OF Philadelphia, for the light weight Champion.
ship and 81 900 side.
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- Lett-of olothine Watchee Guns. PisfoIs T.
III "a sns se sb cash prizes from the
Pa ave By calling at addressing the above Dice
prompt attention win be given to III orders
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ANGLO.SWISS

ANGLO-sWIss
NSED MILK co.
CHAM, SWITZERLAND, AND LONDON.
Cans Of Anglo-swiss Milk Consumed in 1873
Popular favor is the best criterion by which to
Judge OF the merits uniform quality OF any edible
product
People do pot carelessly consume any brand OF
mix at the rate of eighteen million per year
a better brand can be found.
The public does not demand 900 carloads of
Anglo Swiss Milk in one year without knowing why.
Thousands, obviously, ara of one mind that sdvane
tages are afforded by its use.
An investment Of a very few cents will cover the
entire venture involved in a trial.
Ask your Grocer for the Anglo-Swiss Milk or tho
Milk maid Brand"
ap1St th&s1m 4pnrm
| NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY, 18th
IN ct and New York ave.-Fire, Burglar and Damp
Proof Vaults Safes for rent from Is to $50 per
posit-one dollar per 81 100 year. Also. receives
Silverware packed in ordinary sized trunks on
post for mode rate charge. Board Of Managers
| VIM. .Stickney, president; George W. Riggs, vice
president; b. 2. Snyder, secretary; A. L rtrlrte,
want, treasurer; Henry A. Willard, John Cassels,
| Thomas Evans. myS-tr
BUILDERS AND HouIsE OWNExS
I'D Are requested to call and examine the finest as
| sortnent of MANTELs that has oyer been exhibited
in this city. comprisinR slate White Blue. and Va,
Mantes. These latter are inlaid with Minton and
Maw'e hand painted encaustic Tiles; they are both
beautiful ana lasting and as cheap ordinary
Mantes. All styles on exhibition and selling the
| Dining Rooms and Chamber Mantels at BIS.
| Over thousand different designs of Tiles for
| hearths, vektibules wainscOatInx, &c, &c. &C.
| Designs furnished on application
Also best of city references.
| NJ ROCKIES
SLATE AND MARBLE WORKS.
| ap9.w&slm 1888 Vt. ace. s..o.. near st.
IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYEsIaHT get al ASS
optician, as fsnnssivanis sysn 1s ~
| corner ~ street. APPLY
ELECTRIO BELTS.
sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature Dc
cay, Weakness. Consumption. Liver aud Kidney
| THE ONLY RELIABLE CUBH.
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sH-Mary Cosgrove, aged 49, was hired to in
struct James N. Warren, aged II, In music aud
French, In New Orleans. After six lessons, they
elOped together.
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II. r. GILBERT & CO,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
10 BROAD ST., NEW YORK. ADJOINING NY. STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Buy sell and carry, through the New York Stock
Excpange all the active stocks long desired on
3per cent margin. First-class stock PRIVILEGES ne
gotiatec at from to ~ per Cent distance Explain
atory circular and daily stock report mailed on
application. naar26 eO6m Atm
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CITY ITEMS.

BiliOusnes0 and Headache
Cured by taking Quirk's Irish Tea. Price Is
cts. per package. Sold by druggists.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SOld Cy n. 4.
Golden. fish agent, since last report: 100 sfad
from 81 TO s. per hundred: 10000 behring's at
$5tos6 per thousand; 200 punches rock and perca
from IS to 60 cents per bunch
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIBF SIGNAL OFFICER,f
WASHINGTON, May s. 1879. {
fOr the middle states and New England
northeast to northwest winds, slightly warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, rising, followed
by stationary barometer,
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER.
the following Is the readings of the tnermom-
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: q. M,
OF; I:So q. m, $50; IL midday, &c p. M, 6s ,;
maximum. 67o: minimum 4S5
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THE BOYS CLOTHING House of b. Robinson q
Co, 900 Pennsylvania avenue, Is crowded with
oenghted youths. boys and children. who are
being suited with the latest spring styles in
clothing.
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VERDICT OF q coroner's jury: "Died from
want-of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup" Price Is cts.
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4 Never Felt Better.

NERVOUS sick headache quickly cured by
LodilLe'S Headache Specific.
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a. AUSEMENTS.

u
Al A' ENING IN INDIA,v
fREsBYTRRIAN CHURCH. ~ st.n.w.
FRIDAY, MAY 9TH. p NJ
AZ 40 mission Is cents; children 10 csnts mvs.2t.
! ODDS OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MAY Il AND Is.
PfNAFORE- PINAFORE
STANDARD OPERA COMPANY.
MISS EVA MILLS
JOSEPHINE. THE CAPTAINS DAUGHTER
POPULAR PRICES
Admission. 2oc, Soc, and 75c. Tickets at Me.za
rott's. Friday. mSSZ
NATIONAL THEATER. To-nio1,-
POSITIVE SUCCESS OF THE CoLoREp CREW
HOUSES INCREASING NIGHTLY
| eve Sail fhe Ocean Bfne ." "Tb;s rsr A., L, 80
. IAbty Ha,. Thy Ptaged Tier Paris - -
"Ihe fedr1S II MinsfrrisV!"
"And rs Greatly To Thei, Credit :"
TIE COLoRED OPERA COMPANY
In their meritorious rendition Of
HI. NJ. y PINAFORE
organized IN this city for the entire country.
CONCLUSIONS Or THE PRESS.
| siBGIIIg.-EPuSt 80 N'Ans anu
The rendering of the EN- ernble and musical Ina.
Inc snsns In some respects eiux, uparior to tn
OF any other 'inafore" com pany in he city - So
Inc col9,ed "Pinafore" is creating decided SEN
,PINAfOhE MATISEE SATURDAY Ar2
| COMPANY u 'N' 'ohoAIp n 0pseA
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GIRLS CALICO SLIPS and boys calico waists, at
25 cents, at Baum's new department, 416 It'll
street.
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TEE MORTALITY FOR THE WEEK ending May
Sd IN the District OF Columbia was Il. or st the
rate OF 23.0s per 1,000 per annum. OF the de-
cedeDrS 20 were white males, 22 white females
20 colOred males and cOlOred females. show
ing death rate OF 200 per 1000 per annum for
the white and q % for the cOlOred population
Principal among the causes were consumption
from which there were II deaths, pneumonia 5,
diseases OF nervous system 9; scarlet fever
dlptheria and diarrhPa, each. of the deaths
30 occurred fn Washington, In the county, In
Georgetown and in the hospitals. There were
IL marriages reported white and ) colorcd
Births reported, s0-white males, %; white
females. %; colored males, 10, and colored fe-
males, 10.
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LLECTRIO BELTS.

kcLECTRlO BELTS.
A sure cure for Nervous Debility. Premature Dc
cay, Weakness. Consumption. Liver aud kidney
diseases, General Debility. etc.
THE ONLY RELIABLE CURk
Circulars mailed free. Address J. a. REHvhS.
- Chatham street, New York mar24eOtmaY24
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THE HIGa TENT OF THE ORDER OF RECHA-
BITS OF North America will convene In this
city on the 18th inst. Representatives are ex-
pected from New York, Pennsylvania, Mary
land, Virginia, Ohio, North Carolina and the
District OF Columbia The above are the states
IN which the organization is most fiourishing
In this District there are thirteen tents. The
Headquarters Of the delegates will be at West
End Hotel and the sessions OF the High Tent
will be held at Cropley's Hall, corner OF Bridge
and Congress streets, Georgetown. Thursday
there will be parade, the line forming at the
east front OF the Capitol, marching up Pennsyl
yanta avenue to Georgetown returning by way
OF Nj street and Connecticut avenue, and will
be dismissed at 18th street and New York ave-
DUe. Captain George w. Decker. OF Excelsior
Tent, OF Georgetown. will be the chief marshal,
and has selected the following aids: James G..
Bates, James ". Robertson, w. NJ. Hall, J. r.
Norton, James n. LoyeleSs. d. c. Smithson, a.
Hudson r. III. oOk. G.. /. EntwiSle and X. Ca
Tent, OF Alexa: dria, Va, viii participate In the
parade.
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$25 In Doctors visits will do you less 90 ~
than one bottle Of Hop Bitters.
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DRY GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
We have now open, a splendid line OF
DBEss GOODS,
Comprising all the
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES,
And to which are making daily addition.
An INSPECTION OF our stock lis solicited.
RooE BRO. Co.
1888 r 81. $780,,
my6tr Near Ebtitt House.
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Such Is the verdict after taking a dose o
Quirk'S Irish Tea. Sold in packages at Is cts.
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IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT get GLARS
/ ES ct a. a. HEMPLER'H, the -
Optician, 4s3 Pennsylvania avenue. ~
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KILLED on THE RAILROAD.-The unknown
man who was killed on the Baltimore and OHIO
railroad about eleven miles this side OF Baltt-
more, on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
proves to be John Riley, resident OF South
Washington, and also member OF the Knights
OF ST. Patrick. His body viii be brought to this
city and buried by that society
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GUM CAMPHOR for moths at Drew's Drurr storo
cor. 9th st. and Pa ave-, at 3Oc. per 10. & 90 1.
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DEEDS IN Fee have been fled as follows
Maria Frederick to John Applch, lots 81 and 22
OF I" Chichester; $50. j. w. Smith TO Harriet
Williams, part OF tract OF land In the county
called - Friendship; $500. James Carrico to
Roger Sullivan, part OF lot 6, so. 122; s.. He.
b. III. Warner and G. A. James trustees to j NJ.
Sims, lot 81, So 5l1; s., 100 Elizabeth Rdgelv
TO sarah Clark, part OF lot 1s, 500; $3.50. G.
MoulJon, trustee, to Leopold Ltichs, lot "a. SD.
$40; $500. RI Fleming to f. L. Dallas lot %
So 1872: 5000 j. Il. Chaffee to Peter Camn
bell. lot 3. 81. 1856: 5000 Thomas Wilson 10 b
j. Meehan, part OF lot /. 81 S91: $500 80