davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-28
And Now Awaiting Their Trial
In tile Jail Mt Green's
burg, Pm.
Tragic Ending Of a Quarrel Be-
tween q Father and
Son,
a Burglar Meets His Death In an
Iowa Farm House,
The Bogus aold-Brick swindles Lewis
Rccaptured in Texas.
THE GREEHsDUlG OUTRAGE.
Enxe.di Itfsndtth tn I2a EAftdno Tribune.

Sp+e,ai Ut.paseh to 7As Chicago Tribune.
Pirrsliunt,, 1'n., July 27.-At GrcensbNrg
to-day tho preliminary examination OF tho
rIrcns ,nen charged With abducttnK and ont
raging Miss Sn!oma Burket was concluded.
Sesenteu, Ut the s!xty-tiye prisoners were
itlentiliclt by tile Victim of their brutal lust
auu held for trini III Somerset, Somerset
County, where tho outrage WINS committed.
They spent last night in jnfl Mt Grtensbure,
and were removed to Somerset this after-
noon. The criliu with which tho prisoners
arc charged IS afulost unparalleled IN the
history Of ylllalny. Miss Sat0ma Dnrkot, II
years Of age, attended the circus as speeta-
tor. She Is very gooi~lookIng girl, but
Is Of weak mind; Tile clrcus,tncn yyerc mt
slow to take advantage Ut her. They Rot
around her III tho absence OF ller friends, nlld
prevailed upon her tn Staf until nfter ttic
evening performance, They to1k liz er Int int9
night, Wien about twenty ol them Ellt her III
wagon atu druye 10 Ill Out-of-the-wny. PLACE
IN tue mountains, Where they remained until
9r @ h Wnat 'i1slsp'ySf St1 'Y YaSHst 5S Hiasns tns
iied uiat she n!ado every effort to rs
cape fro!4 the hu,nayl hr4tcs, but was
prevented. She erletl, an, begged, and
rrayed, but to no Pnrpose When tue .I,,,y,y, wel,
sneakel away, leaving her nlone, scvcral
miles from tho nearest ilabitattoi where slio
could ohtnin assistance to reacll her hnsne
md friends, she was nsore dead thMi alive.
How she REACHED home she scarcely knows,
but sie got thern somehow, nlld told ller ter
rible story. Intense uxclscmeilt followed.
FrIenuls mud nelgftbors of t!su poor girl were
Ing tho entire circus party. were
freely made, but otl.cr counsrls pre-
vailed. Warrants were sworn Olli, and every
nlH' connected with the circus, from pro-
Forty.elgit nf tic slxty:tive proved ali ailDi
ut tile preliminary examination, The rel,lan-
inr seventeen ,tsng held for trlnl Mt The nj
suing term of tile Sunserset County Court.
convicted. t;els. C0ifyotil, NJ. u, Is nsslsting
the prosecution. Ex-linite.l Suites Sena,Or
t'nwen II engaged for the .lGfeMst.. The ex-
element Is s,lbsi,ltg hut there Il still very
bitter feeling nxNEIlst the prisoners. Miss
Bulket IL recovering very slowly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

A YOUNG white lady wishes position as servant
IA or housekeeper; object, home, having pa
rents. Address ]. H. H., Republican Office. mil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEITHER WHITE NAV NOR NEGRO
a Queer Plea for ExemptIon.

queer Plea Tor Exemption,
A friend sends us the following document,
which shows that it is well to have two strings
to your bow, especially in q civil war:
RICHMOND, 1st Sept, 1864.
CAPTAIN; In obedience to your order, |
report to you to-day, as the enrolling officer Of
the third congressional district Of Virginia,
and, In doing 50, | beg leave respectfully to
submit the following reasons why l should
not be enrolled as Il conscript, in any capacity,
into the service Of the confederate states.
Tho first section of an act, approved Fcbru-
AIRY H. 1864, entitled IAN act to organize
forces to serve during the war;" reads thus:
THE congress Of the confederate states Of
America do enact. that from and after the
passage Of this act, all white men, residents OF
the confederate states, between the ages OF
seventeen and fifty, shall he IN the service Of
the confederate states for the war"
This section clearly excludes from tho Ser.
vice" referred to all men who are not white"
The code of Virginia, ch. 107, sec II, page
522, provides, That the court Of any county
or corporation, upon satisfactory proof by n
white person of the fact, mag grant to any
free person of mixed blood, resident therein,
u certificate that he is not y negro, which cer-
tflcate shall protect such person against the
penalties and disabilities to which free negroes
are subject rs such"
On the 9Th day of December, 1859, the
county court Of Hanover county, Va, in con-
iormity to the statute just quoted, made an
order, in which | was recognized as "a free
person of mixed blood" and the fact ordered
to DO certified that am mot a negro"
In proof of this, have the honor to inclose
herewith copy Of said order, signed by the
clerk Of said courts
The legal inference from this order is, first,
that l am not "whito' man, and, couse-
quently, not liable to CONSUMPTION under any
act Of tue congress Of the confederate states;
| and, second that / am mot u negro and not
liable to 1.-THE penalties aud disabilities TO
which free negroes are subject MS such,' and,
consequently, that l am exempt from inn
pressment into the service to which slaves aud
free negroes are subject.
For the foregoing considerations / ask that
you will grant me discharge aud protec-
ton against future arrests.
am, captain, very respectfully your obc.
dent servant, JOHN SPURLOCK.
CAPTAIN JOHN A. COKE, enrolling officer,
third congressional district OF Virginia.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

An hour and a-half of his interesting walking
brings us to the top, where wo halt moment
to lous into the crater thinking that this is
the end of our journey, but the guide beckons
us over, and, following him down the side Of
the crater, we soon find ourselves on level
with the cIusted lava, which covers nearly the
whole surface of the crater, about $50 or 200
feet below the top of the cone. and at the point
where it broke down the wall of the latter in
tho eruption of 1872. This crusted lava of
the crater is black, aud looks much like Stag
from furnace, butt this case it is extremely
hot and smoking, and 1t requires great care in
the crater not TO have tho boots burnt of or the
clothes set OH fire, both of which accidents
often happen. | walked out considerable
distance on the crust, which gave forth omi-
nous, hollow sounds in response to my foot
steps and strokes from my stick. Here and
there sudden puils of steam would throw up
sprays of molten lava aud sprinkle people who
happened to be near. One lady of my acquaint-
ance thus had her umbrella burnt up, while u
gen tleman had his clothing set on fire, another
lost the soles Of his boots by walking on the hot
crust. and lady saw the crust slowly rise up
just at her feet aud tho molten mass flow
slowly over. OF course Il hasty retreat is the
thing in such cases. The molten mass flows
to the surface at various points, and, dipping
it up OH my stick, / imbedded Il number of
copper coin in little masses of it. AS | walked
about in this hot atmosphere the conviction
gradually dawned upon me that the crater of
Vesuvius was a hollow and deceptive mockery,
and an excellent place to get away from. 1t
seems as if were literally standing over the
jaws of perdition and within a single step OF
entering the seething realms of internal
spirits, and rs this conviction gained strength
l turned to retraGe my steps, and us did so |
found an open seam about foot wide in the
crust behind me, and as | was about to step
over this, on looking downward, l saw the
white.hot mass, within about three feet of the
surface aud directly beneath my feet. l
quickly reganed the smoking ashes Of the
cone at the side Of the lava and Immediately
felt safer, and here l sat down to make fur.
ther observations Correspondence Boston
Advertiser
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

BALTIMORE, MD, May 10.
Cotton dull Middlng, II l3.lGc.
Flour fairly active and firm.
Nheat-Southern easier western steady and
firm. Southern red, 81 2j6Dl -; do amber. 81 80
al 40; No. Maryland, 81 -; No western winter
red, spot, 81 S224@l 80; May, 81 305@l 3O34 June,
81 1901 %; July, 81 li1a@l l434 August 81 100
l0A; September, 81 l0H@l II.
Corn-Southern white steady; yellow easier;
western dull, but firm. Southern white sec; do.
yellow, Doc; western mixed spot, 52c; May, 5ll469
5ll4c; June, 49G49l4c; july 49aI9Ac.
Oats firm. southern, iGGi7c western white,
45@46c; do mixed, 4lg45c; Pennsylvania, 45@lGc.
Rye quiet at SOC.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions very firm and unchanged
Butter quiet. Prime to choice western packed,
lG6g0c.
Eggs steady at 0dl0c.
Petroleum duh and unchanged.
Coffee quiet. Rio cargoeS, ordinary to prime,
1S4@l5Ic.
Sugar firm. A soft 915G.
Whisky firm at lOl9
Frcights 10 LiverpOOlpcr steamer dull and weak.
RcceptA-flour l,23j bbls; wheat, 1913 bui corn,
1883 bu; oats 1888 bu.
hipmenls-Nheat, 80 600 bu; corn, "A, $40 bu.
salGs-NhcOt I6l ,627 Du; Coru l3S 800 bu.
Virginia skies, old Is; do deferred, ~ asked do
consolidated, Jl5S; do second SERIES 80; pust.due
coupons, yl54; new ten'lort.es, 49, North Carolina
skies, old rs; Virginia tenoriIes, coupons, v5 bid
to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
Tho Drouth in Kamsns.

The following private letter has been handed
the Inter. Ocean for publication. 1t is uu.
doubtedly reliable:
FORT LARSED, KAN, . mo-, cd, 1850.
Jonathan W. Pluamer, Chicago, Ill.,:
ESTEEMED FRIEND: want thee to hel p me
sound the alarm to prevent Friends lQuakers)
from coming so far west either in Kansas or
Nebraska. WoRre completely dried up here
as far as crops are concerned. We have not
had good soaking rain for twenty-five
months Our wheat oats, and corn were a
failure last year. Wheat total failure in the big
Arkansas valley, as far east as Sterling, Rice
county, this year. Prairies rs brown and as
dry as they were last new years day, and if
rain does not come soon cattle will have to be
taken somewhere else to feed, for there will be
no feed for them here; they are getting very
poor now. Fires In sight every night, burning
up what liltle buffalo grass there is for the
stock, and so dry the young grass cannot start.
The big Arkansas river is dry from Hutchinson,
Reno county, west as far we have heard, which
is up in Colorado. The members of our meeting
all intend moving from here rs soon as we can
select a location to 60 to, and leave our lands.
1t would be impossible to sell them at this
time. The settlers are leaving by hundreds.
If it does not rain soon there will be u famine
through here, and people will need help. |
would like thee to put the above in the Chi
cago papers, and lot people know how south.
western aud central Kansas is suffering. Thy
sincere friend ID. GRIEsr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

10y n colored girl, situation TO do chnmberwor,
ID or general housework for small family; gOot
reference. No. g2i Third st NV. mi
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, and Straw.


WASHINGTON, ID. e. May 5, $780,
GEALED PROPOSALS. in tripcate subject to the
- usual conditions, Will be received ut this Office
until IL o'clock noon Saturday June g. 1880 at which
bidders, for furnishing and delivering Hs required
during the fiscal year commencing July L. 1850 and
ending June 80, tS at the various offices anu officers
quarters IN this city, and Georgetown, ID. G.. and at
Fort Whipple, Va, about 800 cords OF oak wood,
sawed and split; 1870 cords oil oak woo in the stick
100 cords of Pine klndling wood sawed aud split: SO
cords of pine wood, in the stck 2OCO tons Of white
ash coal, he OF shenandoah or Lee, of equally
berry, OF equally good quality 100 tons of Lyltens
Valley coal, oil size rs may he called Tor free from
slate, dust, or dirt; and " tons Of btumnous lump
coal.
charitable quality. Coal TO weigh 22iO pounds 10 the
The lowest aggregate bid for the wood or coal, or
both, Will DO entertained. Also for furnishing and
delivering, during the same period, all the corn, oats.
hay and straw required ~ the various curTals and
officers quarters In This cIly ana Georgetown, ID. C.,
Soldiers Home, ID. C., and Fort Whippe, Va.
one copy OF This advertisement should be securely
attached to each trlplicato proposal, and DO mem
toned therein rs comprising part OF It,
Blanks for proposals and circulars stating the kind
mud estimated quantities required at each post, or
place and giving full instructions MS 10 manner OF
bidding, and conditions to he observed by bidders,
and terms of contract and payment will be furnished
Oh application to this office.
one copy OF circular should be securely attached to
each irpcae proposal, and he mentioned therein as
comprising part Of "
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
proposals for Fuel, ana proposals for Forage and
Straw" and addressed 10 the Undersigned.
The United states reserves the right TO reject any
or all proposals. preference VIII he given 10 ar /
ces of domestic production, conditions Of price and
quality being equal. -
a. i, ROCKWELL,
mayi0-Gt Depot QuHrteTmastCr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
rhe Unenfest Itenn.Ltorles.

This business of ecclesiastical banking is q
total mistake. 1t exposes the clergy 10 the
most seductive of all temptations-tho tempta-
ton to hazard the money of dcpositors in the
interest of the church. There never has been
aud never will be n Period when the real wants
Of the church will not be urgent, or when the
expenditure Of money will not be doomed ius-
tifable by tho clergy. They are, therefore,
under q constant temptation 10 invest trust
funds in mremmemtive projects, and thereby
deprive themselves of the means of meeting
the demands OF the dcposiors. They are tho
unsalest of all repositories for other peoples
money. Real bankers are not influenced by
their sympathios When they receive money
they invest in mortgages ON salnble real estate
or in good bonds and have a body OF available
assets to meet their obligations But ecclesi-
Rstical property is not u source of income and
generally entails additional and perpetual ex.
pensc, TO receive money in trust and invest
1t in this way is pretty sure road to embar.
rassmeut and deCalcation. This business of
ecclesiastical banking is peril to the church,
to the good repute OF its clergy aud to the
comfort and safety of the too copddng de-
posi,ors.-[N. Y. Herald
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
FOR FUEL, FORAGE AM
STRAW.

OFFICE or
ASSISTANT QuARTEESiAsrEE, Z. s. Army,
RALTIMoEE. " D., May ~, 1850 }
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN trplicate. subject to
~ the usual conditions viii 10 received ct this Office
until II y, lock noon, on WEDNESDAY, June q, 1880,
ut which time aud place ey VIII be opened IN tile
respnCe of bidders f r furnishing aid delivering such
Conl, Wood, Corn Ouiy, hay. Bran, ana : raw, as
may be required during the fiscal year ending June
30 lssl ut the rostS OF Baltimore, Nd, Fort Nc
Henry, Md. ana Washington Arsenal, j.. G.
one copy Of this advertisement ana eli Cular Of in
struct uud condition should be securely attached
to each ripiicate proposal and be mentioned therein
comprising part OF IT,
\ preference will be given to articles of domestic
prOduc ion. conditions. price and quality being equal
all proposals.
Blanks for proposals. and printed circulars. giving
detailed Information us TO Estimated quantities re-
Qured, tmore or less, the Increase nor to exceed
double the quantities therein sTeclCd), manner Of
bidding. indtiIns to be observed by bidders, and
terms Of contract aud payment may be Obtained at
this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Fuel cor Forage. and addressed 10
the Post Quarermastcr, Baltimore. Nd
milo ], NJ MARSHALL, Captain and A. q. NJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

10y n young man (colored) any kind of employ
I'D ment; can write good hand and quick at fig
nres: Will work for small pay. Address COLEMAN
LEWIS, No. 1889 Twentieth st. mil
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

TOY young colorod man, situation MS coRchman
Porter in n store, and willing TO make himself
uselu the est city reference given Apply At Cos f
stnw. ml3
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
FREE ADVERTISING.
III q O XII n R CT IL :
Advertisements under tho head OF
WA NTEn EflIl nENT Ar

or acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third page free TO all.
No Business Advertisements inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted in this column at
five cents per line for each Insertion.
II answers fail to the first time, we Invite n
second, third, many repetons as are necessary
to secure what you advertise for We wish the adj
veroers to feel that they imposing us, but
ere doug II favor by using free columns, as We
are determined 10 make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
10 INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
posoilice. If initials used they should be directed
10 tile care OF some person. firm postolice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p m,
Advertisements can be Left ut our Office, or sent
through the mail 10
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

by colored girl, n situation as nurse. Apply
I'D 0u ii ST NV. IN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

10y young girl place to learn drcssmalsing, one
ID thnt can sew and is willing to work for very
little pay. Address A, Republican office. mia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

Economy is the good mothers first inn
pulse as she se2es tho shears and begins tue
amputaton of her young hopeful locks. She
cuts Il little OH just back Of tho car makes u
desperate gougo that shows q great white spot
Of the scalp, aud then trims the rest of the
hair to fit it, She imagncs that she can
single hair as well as a barber whereas she
gives it the appearance Of having been clap
buarded by poor oOrpeuter-L New Haven
RnmlaLnr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
To take effect
SUNDAY. Nov 10. 1879. Al l:30 p. N.

A. Leave Washington:
5.09-BIsSl,t ,l bc9tt cIty and Way stations
TON ExPR on Sundays 10 baltimore e STs
Breakfast at Relay station.
stras;6urg, WINCHESTER, Hngerstown Frederick,
500 BAIfiMoRE AID Laurel. EXPIRES.
s:lo.Point OF Rocks, Piedmont strasburg' Winches
ter HsgeySsGT9 and Nay S!fdEHi posroN
AND BALTIMoRE EXPRESs Parior Car to
NfT fff ou fsa PGh HfdSGRo conuMBus
PIITSBURG EXPRESS. Frederick HagerS'
Through car to Stanton p Pullman Cars to cin.
slnlte,id daily. Grafton to sandusky daily, except
AngapSs and WAY
burg, College Beltgvie, Laurel. Annapolis juno
ton, Jessups, and Hanover.
l2:lO-Batlmore. ANNAPOLIS, Elllcott City. and Way
l;SO. ,NNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND Bos-
TON EXPRESa stopB at Laurel.
I:$5-ton SUNDAY onIy1BHItlmore and Way;
mi HHpRk AMD s stoU,
4;a5;tPlont Of Rocks, Frederick, Hsgerstown, WIN,
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
HPPhP%2f& eae %hE s %NP
TIMoRE EXPRESS, Norfolk, except sunday
boat at Canton Stops at Bladensburg and Laurel
@oo-Polnt OF Rocks and Way Stations.
R W XS6 5'G laurel EXPRESS
7.45EtGHicAtSSo,V CoEUTBus. AND PIrTsBURa
EXPRESS Sleeping cars TO Chicago and Pitts
ui5i fs ESye YoR snf PHILA DELPHIA AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS Stops at Bladensburg and
Laurel. Sleeping car TO New York and special
sleeping car To philadelphia - 1900
95o.tsT. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRfSSS
tDaiIy. tsundSy only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday
All tfains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket otiices-Wnshngton station and Go3 Go
and 1851 Pennsylvania nvenuo-where orders will be
taken for Baggage TO be checked and received At any
point In The city, w. NJ. GLEN ENTS,
Master of Transportation.
/. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO S. KOONIZ General Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
DRoPOSALS.
NAVY pAY CFFICE.

WAsHTNGTuN y C., May :, 1850 I
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received ut this
Office until i2 o'clock the tn day OF May. 1850, for
supplying such quantities of FRESH BEEF and
VEGETABLES, FRESH BREAD and BAKING
NAVY BREAD as may be required at the Navy
Yard and Station ut Washington, ID C., during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.
u aux forms OF offer. ard all necessary inform alton
us TO specifications End the quantities required can
be procured by applying TO the Inspector of Pro
visions and Clothing at HE Washington Navy Yard.
j. a. SMITH,
mlU-etaw-it Pay Inspector L. = Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
DRoposALs FOR RATIoNs.

I
UNITED STATES MARISE CoRrs,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE,
WAsHINGToS, b. @, April a. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate, VIII be re-
celyed at this Office until " O'Clock noon OF THURS
DAY, the 10Th day ~ June next, for furnishing IA
lions to the United States Marines ct one more OF
the following stations, from LIST July, 1850 20 3Jth
june, 1881
lyn, N. Y; League Island, near Philadelphia, Pal
Washington, District OF Columbia; Gusport near
Norfolk. Va; Annapolis, Nd, and Mare Island
Cal.
Specifications, with blank proposals, can be OBJ
tanned upon application at any OF the stations named
or at the offices of the QuorermHgter, Washington
D. O., aud Assistant Quartermastcr g2G South Fourth
street. Philadelphia, Pa Proposals should be IN
dorsed proposals for RutIons and addressed to the
understand. w. l., SLACK,
mi Major and QuartermGster
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
GREAT
1879

,,,,. PENNsYhYANIA ROUTE, =, MON,
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECl JANUARY q, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Depot, cor
ner of Sixth and streets. ag follows;
For Pittsburs and the West, 1910 a IN. daily with
Pittsburs to Cincinnati, 81. Louis and Chicago
54oRc m dey with psl9Ss Car g Gh9sgon
For Canandagpn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Nnd the North ct a; m. daily, EXCEPT sundny
70 CsnKndaisut For WIliamsport Lock Haven,
For New York aud tie Fast $40 IL n Island 0l5 p,
Linred Exprosl OF Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 u. m.
daily. excont Sunday. 80 ,,.. ,.,,,,..,
ut Jergey City with boats OF "Brooklyn Annox"
hhordlng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid
For PHILADELPHIA $40 a. m. 1880, $3.50 and 9i5 p m
On sunday, $3.50 and H.i5 u. m.
Liml Express $50 g, M daily, except Sunday a.,
40 5:aD, no aud " u p. m. on Sunday, 1910 a.,
=, M 6So. $50 ana 9;i5 p m. 800, ,.oo -, ,,,u,
For Popes Creek Line b. M and 400 p H. daily
On H%b AFTER APRIL T. 1s9lt
For Annapolis coo Il. m. and 4'20 D. M daily exceps
ALEXANDRIA and FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY, AMP ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria 4 7i.O, 0, II H. m; 400, $50 62j,
and 1880 D. M On Sunday, i v anu IL n ni'' ANA
For Richmond and the South, 700 a. m. daily, and
go $40 p. m daily, oGeept sunday. ,,,... , -, "a.
M, 1870, !, :, y and " D. m. ana u m dnlshL
on sunday at aud 10 q, n, aud o;o5 2. m.
commOdations cAn be procured at the otices-nOrth-
cast corner of Thirteenth street and P9nnsylVanlh
avenue, and st the depot where orders can ue
ieil for theoheGIlng OF baggage 10 destination nom
"''''' i, i. FXItNIER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON General Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14
TBNHE WASHINGTON
BENEFICIAL.
ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATION
oFTHE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
INCORPORATED APRIL, 1871,
USnEn AN ACT or CoSGRl.ss
UNprp An ACT or coNGnrss,

CAPITAL STOCK, PAID UP.,,..u,,.,,,,,.,,. SEQ Geo
Isn HOME INSTITUTION for Lite Insurance on
the assessment plau. II Issues certificates OF I'm.
certificates OF Endowment payable IN five ten, fifteen
or twenty years for $500 and $1,000 10 equitable and
liberal rates
For mll Information apply "a the Office Of tho Asso
caDon, e2 Pennsylvania avenue, or TO any ofthe fol
ill3 Popna, aye Il, Bali Vice Pres, 2sS g o. n Wi
A. Gardner, ScC'y g2l Penna, ave; n. ID. larueT,
Treas GiS La. ave n, W.; W H. Goole city postonCo
r. J. Iuttrel cor, PENN; ave, ana 20tll st. u, wi
g. b. Clark, 18th st. and OHIO ave, n. WI L. L. John
son, $40 H. st. n. Wi 4, SomerYllle, $40 18Th st. n w,
ap26'lmo
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-14

10y col red man, a situation as coachman APP.
Id ply at i73I Twentieth st NV. NIL.