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TESTIMONIALS.
SAUIiSVnLE- Va Jnl

"a No lLLt, va, July 70. 1901.
Messrs. j. Rhodes & Son.
Gentlemen:-The
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cd all ofthem performing with great regu-
artiy and accuracy. Indeed it IS the drill,
and the farmer can make no mistake IN buy
ing it. Yours truly,
JAS. B. CAvINALL.
We the undersigned. having bought and
used the Superior Grain and Fertilizer Drill
last fall can cheerfully recommed it to any
one wantinga good drill for the following
reasons.
1t is positive force feed drill. The stir
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revolutions assuring regular distribution OF
fertilizers.
The quantity of grain to be sown can be
changed without stopping team or changing
wheels.
For convenience, ease ofmanagement. light
draft, strength &c we believe it is wit bout
an equal,
S. E. HAUSENFUCK. S, A. SHAVER.
JNO. HAUSENFLUCK. . NJ STRCKLER,
VIM Il. BAUSERMAN. e HOCKMNA'
SAML HICKMAN.
July 18th 1881
NEAR STRAsBrrG, Va. July 10 $780,
MSssrs, J. Rhodes Il Son.
The Superior Drill |
bought of you last fall has done good work
! used it over the toughest land ever saw
without any breakage. In my opinion it is
the best drill ever saw or used for con-
venience and light draft. The fertilizer at
tachment you cannot recommend too highly
to those who may want to buy a drill.
Nours tc II e UTrEF
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Mar. .2S-iO''
National Republican., 1881-11-24
At the wIiaryes.

Harbor-Master Sutton has reported ar
rivals at the river fro rs follows schooners
Arthur, Virginia. Fannie Shepherd Anna Love-
Ocean Queen, Carpenser, American Eagle, Brew
ster, J. W. Forest William Potter, Vannane, Snin-
ing Light, Dave, Mary Francis John nnd James,
james Wagner Mollio and John Williams, with
6,iOO bushels-iDr market;
steamer Mary G. Spcdden, 10000 feet of lumber
for dealers; schooner SOphy Crany, Smith, 800
tons ice for independent Ice Company; longboats
Rising sun, WiComiCO, and Mary Shea, nil with
lOngbOats Pioneer and Five Sisters, with wood for
market; schooner sally Mair, Huuck, $50 tons
stone for John Miller; barge Invincible, Ward, III
tons coal for Potomac Steamboat Company /;
schooner Maggie L. Smith, Young, sos tons of coal
fur Stephenson Bros; lOngbOnt H. G. Purdy, Nash,
wood, same; pungy john Henry, schoonGis Hattie
Wilmington, Lizzie Rngan, Isaac Solomon, and
Five Brothers, all with oysters for narket-nbUut
1000 bushels; steamer Norfolk, Lawson, mer-
chandise for johnson Bros; schooner John Mason,
Riley 100000 feet lumber for 4. W. Smith.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
A S.,,er,e for IA New CITY.

CHICAGO, Nov. ga distinguished
party of New York and English capitalists yestcr.
day made n personal inspection Of the site Of East
Chicago. Hon. Ronald Leslie Melville, represent
ing the English bondholders, and william C., Gull
liver. representing Eastern capital embarked in
he East Chicago Improvement Company and Belt
Line Railroad, are in the party. The Times says:
THE newest suburban scheme Is said TO be engi-
ncored by A. Is. Meeker, with powerful
way maPnNtes. This syndicate Is buying or
ha' bought the South Chicago lands belong.
ug 10 the Bowen estate, Tie proposition
+. tn use this land as a depot for the products of
Ill the large Eastern and Western coal companies
lat have agencies IN Chicago. The enterprise
Involves an outlay OF IL million dollars capital.
Among the capitalists are number OF New York
ere, Mr.. Alley. of Boston; j. B. Brown, OF the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad and Mr..
Cummings, president Of the New York, Chicago
and St Louis kuilrUal."
National Republican., 1881-11-24
wedding RcIfs.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
as follows Edward o. Forney and Anna II. Hanna,
W. W. Karr and Emma J. Parker, Clifton Mitchell
aud Rosa X. Kirchner, Patrick +. Cusick and
Mary c. Donahu all of this city; william A. Thorn
of Roslyn, Va, and Mary L. King, of Georgetown; ;
Joseph Williams and Eliza Graysen, both Of Alex
andria; Charles N. Hammett and Harriet f. Mary
man, both of St. Mary's County, Maryland; Will
lam Smith and Amanda Wright, both of this city ;
q. w. Wines of Clarksyile, Tenn, and NJ. v. Mil
llken of this city; Fielding CGhill and Lizzie
Pratt, both of this city; Robert T. Henaut, OF this
city, and Martha A. White, of Paris, France (;
GeItge A. Lincoln, of Stamford, Conn., and Georyie
y. Jones, Of Alexandrla; James Cozzsn and c. Q:
Baernnn, both of this city, Charles f. Drexel, OF
baltimore, and Nellie s. dc Land, OF Saco, Me-;
Edwin NJ. Blake, of Tallahassee, Fla, and Maggie
A. Down. of this city; Frank ID. TbUmaso4, of
Chicago, Ill., aud Diana NJ. Bean, of Cundia, N. II.
Thomas e, simpson aud Ccestina PetIOln, both of
this city; james Reilly amt Mary o. Dny, both OF
this city Theodore Y. Cook, Of New York city,
and Louise V. Wingiled of Fredericksburg, Va;
Edward w. Dawson, OF this city, and Ars. Mary
l.. Williams, of Baltimore, and George G. Paxton,
OF Tennuliytown, ID. e., ami Anna B. Sherwood, OF
Falls Church, Va.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Mr. and Mrs. Florence at the National.

The inclemcncy of the weather doubt
less deferred many play -goers from witnessing
Professor opstein" last evening, still fair audi
ence saw Mr.. Florenoes rendition of titular char
acter with evident enjoyment, as their applause
was seemingly unstinied. While the OppOrtuni
ties for display of the inherent dramatic abilities
Of Mr.. md Mrs, Florence are more limited In this
play than in the mighty Dollar" still rs tile
erratic but large hearted Professor and Mrs
Pm DaccM "a leader Of fashion" respective y
this twain Of accomplished artists found much
favor with the intelligent and apprecative
hearers present. The action Of the plny takes
place at seaside resort and the Misses Ellslcr and
Tavernier, with Mcssrs Dadc, Harris, aud Lamb,
proved they had proper conception OF the parts
assigned them IN this most amusing comedy. Mr.,
Florence surprised every one with his excellent
German dialect, and his charming wife won new
lnurels as Mrs. Fin Ddcg, II character depicting
the average American society woman to the letter
At to-day's mntinGe Thanksgiving John
Broughams dramuti2itiOn of Doinbcy and Son"
will be given, with Mr.. Florence c[ptdin Cutie.
The mighty Dollar" will be repeated this even.
ing with the original cast; also Friday evening
and Saturday mnlinec. A the closing perform
unce Saturday night Mr.. Florence will appear as
Bob Brieriy in 1.-The Ticket. Of Leave Man"
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Raising Fnnds 90 rem a C,,urrI,.

A musical and literary entertainment
was given last evening in the Ninth Street Meth
odist Protestant Church in mid of the fund to re.
III the interior of the church, which was n most
ENJOYABLE affair, The following programme was
carried out: Instrumental sOio W. L. Curry;
reading "The New Church Organ" Miss Hrunie
Adler; vOcnl duet" Land of Swallows" Misses
Tucker and Jackson; flute solo, Professor ]. NJ.
Mcfarland; vocal solo, Mrs. DR.. Winters I;
trio, Praise Te,n Miss Grgg and Messrs. Franznni
aud Deehlei, Fra Diavolo;" piano, Miss IetIie
selection, Miss Amanda NJ. Murray; vocal solo,
Muster Willie Freund solo, Too Late TO Marry"
Miss Nettie KnOor solo, " Nobndy's Darling" Re-
ipnia Nichols; " Euryanttee," violin and piano, q.
& and Miss Lettie Elliott; dnet, " Lost Prescribed"
Messrs Flanznni aud Decide; instrumental duet
Misses Prcntiss aud HnEleton violin solo, Mr.. +.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
ThnnkGqiyiuE Preparations.

There was lively business done in mar.
riage licenses at the City Hall yesterday, less
than twenty being issued during the day. The
cause of this boom in the matrimonial market is
attributed 10 the holiday, which eNerts its genial
influence to bring loving hearts together. Thanks
giving IL good day to be married. and II for any
reason IL does not turn out 70 be an event to be
thankful for II need not be included in the record
for the year. As q sort of balance tO this boom
a suit for divorce has been the daily occurrence
in The District courts during the past few days,
and this is practical demonstration, II any IL
needed that marriage does not always prove a
source of thanksgiving
National Republican., 1881-11-24
SPARTAN CouncII Concert.

An excellent vocal and instrumental
conc, rt will be given under the auspices of Spar
an touncil, No 8, Sons of JonNdab, at Masonic
Temple, this evening. The following excellent
prog ANNE will he presented: Part I,-overture,
Re lin, vie weint und lacht" Suppe. Parlor
Amateur Orchestra; aria from "Thc Chimes Of
Normandy" +. u MaGuire; soprano solo. The
Sung of the Ball." BschOf Miss Snllie a. La:hm !;
trio from "Aula," Miss Anna Iilcbridge, q. II. Lii.
lcbridgC, aud l.. G. Whipple; recitation, selected
DR.. Frank White; baritone solo, The Bedouin's
"Ahl So Fair" FlOtOw, John o. Pug ;
Part lI.-Solo for French horn, Elegy," Logenz,
Professor y. ID. Adams; tenor solo, "The Noun.
taineer," Dinsmorc, c. II, Llllebridgc waltz song,
Poor Wandering One" Sullivan Miss Eva NILS ;
duet, Excelsior" Cby requesD, John o. Pngh
and +. q. Whipplc; soprano SOLO "Thc Shep-
erdess aud the Night" Gottschaik, Miss Ellis
concert waltz. "Pluie dor" Wadteufcl, Paror
Amateur Orchestra. III addition to the merit Of
llc p ogramme and the reputation Of the artists 1t
embraces. this concert cOmmends itself 10 the
nublc on account Of the worthy object 1t is in
tended la
National Republican., 1881-11-24
REPRESENTATIVES,.

anucTSnn, d''nn ~, hhlShh lslBbh iOuSS
Brent, Thomas H., Washington Territory, M
lonal Hotel.
Burr0ws j. c.. Michigan, National Hotel.
Brown, 7. N, Indiann, -,
Davis. q. r., 1904 + street northwest
Dezendurf J. r., ll05 i street northwest
Dunnell, NJ. H., Minnesota National Hotel.
Gibson. Il. L., La, 1923 Rhode island ave- n. W.
Hammond. John, New York, 1929 street n W.
Haskell, ID. C., Kansas, 1871 II street northwest.
nrrndon. I. H., Alabama, Metropolitan Hotel.
llispock, Frank, New York, Arlington Hotel,
lInbbcll, Jay A., NJ Mlchigan, Iowa Circle.
Jones, j. X, Ark, 1872 Eleventh street northwest
Joyce, q. H., Vermont, GO6 thirteenth street II. W.
Rnsson, J. A., Iowa, 1872 ii street northwest
Keller, J. W., Ohio, Eblitt House.
KlOt2. r., Pennsylvania, llij Seventh 81. n. W.
lie Fcvre, Bcm., Ohio, 1927 Ninth street n. W.
Luna, T., New Mexico, National Hotel.
Manning. V. H., Mississippi, SO b street ne.
Mrlanr, r. NJ 1887 street northwest
Mills, R.Q Texas, lll5 street northwest.
Mnrinnis, NJ, Montana. Arlington Hotel.
McCoid N. A., Iowa, 1925 Tenth street northwest,
Neal. H. s., o 10, Ebbtt House
O'Neil, Charles, Pennsylvania, Riggs House.
Orth, q. g., Indiana, Ebbtt House.
Page, ii. f., California, Congre Ssonal Hotel.
PnChecO, r., California, Congressional Hotel.
Pcelc, S, j., Indiana, 1918 street northwest,
Peiubonc, a. H., Tennessee, National Hotel.
Randall, s. j., Pennsylvania 100 st. southeast.
Reed. II. b., Maine, Riggs House
RObeson, G. NJ, New Jersey, 1887 K ST. northwest
Round, T. c., Wisconsin, Eubitt House.
Ryan, Thomas, Pa. COO Thirteenth st. northwest.
SimOnton, c. D., Tenn, AZ Sixth 81. II. W,
Singleton, j. w., Illinois, 1900 l. street northwest
stevens, A. H., Georgia. National Hotel.
Valentine, Il. X, Nobrnska, National II tel.
WISE NJ r., Pa., 1850 Massachusetts av. II, W.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
A uou,,n.u, ,o AIexnuder.

A communication has been received by the Secre-
taTy OF state from the Russian Minister at Washing
ton 10 the effect that committee has been appointed
at MOSCOW To erect a monument to the memory Olhe
late Emperor Alexander III, In the enclosure Of the
Kroullin. Foreign as well w russian artists may
submit designs for this monument The committee
has forwarded pans, specifications, and deseTp ions
ij lie ltussun legation AZ MaShingtOn aud, for the
convenience Of American artists dealTOus OF Compet
ing Mr., BarthoOinei has enclosed the same 10 The
DfpaTinpnt Of state where they be Inspected BY
those Interested Ia The aboYe-ment Oned work.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
ThnnIlsriying shootinr.

Private William l.. Fuelling, of the
Washington Light Infantry Corps. has presented
that organization with an elegant gold badge, to
be slot for to-day by members Of the Corps not
connected with their rife club, and 1t will become
the individual property ofthe member mekng the
highest scorn, The badge, which viii be known
MS the " Fuelling badbe," is designed NJ Il Maltese
cross with target In the centre and surrounded
with frosted leaves, each leaf having blue violet
In the centre, the whole suspended from hand
frosted gold The inscription is Us follows: THE
Fueiling Badge, W. l.. ], C., November "a, 1881"
National Republican., 1881-11-24
A ErirnIf,I Accident.

A bright little boy of Mr., L. Dorsey,
who resides at 1884 Kingmnn's Place, near Iowa
Circle, met with u irightml accident yesterday
morning which resulted in his death, after much
suffering. He was standing near the Lalrobe stove,
when his dress caught on fire and he was soon
wrapped In flames. Mr., Defnrd, of the city post
ONCE, who happened 10 be In the room, eX-
unguished the flames by throwing his coat about
the boy. but he was very badly burnt, and after
lingering, amid much pain, until eleven O'clock,
death niercifuly relieved him from his suffering.
lie was only four years Of age and was bright
and luyable child.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
THE DECEMBER TERM.
list Of Grand nnd Petat Jarors Drawn
Yesterday.


Yesterday the following were drawn in
the clerks Office for grand and petit jurors Of the
criminal Court, December term, which will be
convened on the first Monday (5th) in December
by Judge Cox:
GRAND JURORS
Ira N. Burritt, Sunday Herald Lawrence Gard
ner,2l Pennsylvania avenue; David Jackson, 3014
street, w. i. Spalding, Pennsylvania avenue; ;
y Taltavull, T23 Eighth street southeast; Caleb
Cnurchman, 939 Louisiana avenue; g. G. Mellow
ell 1872 9 street northeast George Neitzey, county
John I. Green, OIL r street southeast; Jacob Bool,
129 Seventh street northwest +. II. Cobb, 1912
Tenth street northwest; John E. Herrell, e22 PENN
sylvania avenue southeast; q Downing, 14ls Ninth
street northwest; Y. w. Rhodes, 223 Twelfth street
s%9ntneast; southeast David a. Ferguson, sos South Carolina
southeast; Smith wormiey, uni9ntowni q. v.
bfown, 1916 l. street; J. T. c. Clark, 1914 Nj street
northwest; Francis d. Mohun, 1915 Pennsylvania
avenue George @. Walker, 1918 + street nOrthweStj
r. Rush, 32l Thirteenth and y. half street south
west jeremiah Cross I'll Twelfth street southeast
PETIT JURORS.
J. b. Nalle (of Hooo BrosO w. II. Dougal,
Georgetown Heights; r. w. HobsOn, 519 Seventh
street northwestj Thomas J. Miller, Tenth street,
between and streets southeast; w. ii. II. Cis-
sell, ll32 Seventh street northwest; Henry kengla,
W. H. Rowland county; H. T. Klot2, 1706 @ street
northwest; William Knowles. 122S Thrtieth street
north west; Daniel stewart 3O67 street northwest;
Charles Ebel, Seventh street road II. Il. OHutt,
l5l6 Thirty third street northwest; H. A. Griswold,
UntOntOwn; boyd NJ. Smith, 3903 o street north
west Alexander Petersen, iTl7 X street northwest
John ii. Dunlap, 1922 l. street northwest; Thomas
o. Arnold, 732 Eleventh street southeast l. Thomas
PrObey, l2l9 Thirty-sucOnd sire tnorthwesti An
drew W. Kelley, American House George w Dod-
son, 1918 Thirty-iirst street northwest; Joshua
Green, Seventh street aud Virginia avenue south
east; Albert u. jackson, 1896 Thirty first street
noFH'hyes! flames & W. &Gqvsaugh McElI9sshi lire iSS y
street southeast.
National Republican., 1881-11-24


The daily colored foundling was found
last night on Massachusetts avenue, near Four
teenth street, and taken 10 81. AIMS Asylum.
The will of George A. Hopkins was fled
Yesterday t. beqGcetnso o the rYai esaie nmd other
Robert Barlley, who was shot by
Samuel Eusmingor near the seven locks n few
days ago, II as been taken to the Providence Hos
pital.
Thomas Doyle has appealed to the
grand jury ON 500 bonds from II Judgment Of Judge
Shell lining him $50 for grossly insulting some
ladies.
Albert Bolden, colored, was yesterday
sent to Jail for sixty days tor stealing eight hun
dred pounds of hay from the establishment Of IL.
T. Pilsbury.
The Winter Club of the Columbia Boat
Ccutive committee elected w. II. Gibson, ID. f..
Merrill, jr, ii. Iollerith, A. G. Fowler, and II. G..
Towers.
On account of the inclement weather
the corcr that was to take place last evening
ut Lincoln Mission was postponed until Monday
night, when the same programme will be pre-
scntcd
Clara II. Mohun, widow of Richard b.
MOhuu, has p,titi ncd the chancellor TO sell part
Of lot 5i2 IN OAK lIi D'uc,ory To the company for
$3.50 the lot being } e than necessary for the
use of the family.
w. p. Young, real estate broker has
sofa Tor MessfN. Julu sherman q Co. lot jO in
'qlmre lG9, Improved by u new handsome three
tory aud basement brick dwelling NJ. 1li3 Con.
lcctcut avenue, TO Mn. Frances McCauley for
sl0,000
A suit was entered yesterday by the
Richmond. York River nnd Chesapeake Railroad
Company against The Home Insurance Company
ufCOumbuS, Ohio, for $500, the amount of insur.
anCe on merchandise, cotton, tobacco, and other
property ut West Point, Va.
A suit for divorce was fled by George G..
Niedomansk yesterday against his wife, Ida S..
n the ground of descrliOn. They were married
| in 1875 by Rev. j. g. Smith, and in 1875 she Hban-
'Oncd him without just cause. He prays for an
absolute divorce and the possession Of the child.
Union services of the Methodist Epis-
copa Methodist Protestant, Presbyterian, and
Lutheran churches in East Washington will be
| neld at eleven a. m. to-day. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. George Leech, and a collection
&c taken up for the Garfield Memorial Hos.
pltal
Last night party of friends assembled
at the residence Of Mrs. Miller. 1ll6 Seventh street
| " witness the marriage Of her youngest daughter
| Miss Mary, to Captain William A. jenkins, Of Bay
city, Michigan. The ceremony was performed 10y
| Rev. Doctor Domcr Of the Lutheran Church. cor.
ncr of Eleventh AMI streets northwest. Ate
| The ceremony the happy pair LEFT on bridal tOu
| Tor his Western home.
Several yOunggentlemen of Georgetown
have organized a club for their mental and physi
| cal Improvement, called the S. +. Club. II meet
| Monday evenings for literary exercises. and
| Wednesdays and Fridays for athletic exercises
| rhe following officers have been elected: Hamh
| ION S. Wallace, president: Robert ID. Cummin
| Cha les j. Mcdaniel, treasurer; X. f. Cummin
| master athletic exercises,
National Republican., 1881-11-24
OrntorIo Of Father"

The performance Of this oratorio, which
will take place for the first time tonight, should
attract large audience The chorus will consist
very best Of our colured yocalists. The fact that
the performers will appear In full Medeun, Per-
sian, and Jewish costumes will add 10 the eifec-
tiveness of the representation,
National Republican., 1881-11-24
The Grrsirr Opera Company.

The Gerster-Slrakosch Company will
appear in two performances at Ford's Opera
House on the ID and 80 of December. Tho operas
IL has been many years since the former has been
sung here aud itsseection is happy one, while
the popularity of the TroubadOur" Is very great
The sale of subscription seats for both PERFORM
ances viii commence Saturday morning at the
Opera House.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
LOCAL MENTION.

CHAs. RnCHE & BRO. Importers, of New York,
have Just sent TO this city fine lot of singing Ca
narieS from llartz Mountain, Germany, Austria
are now on exhibition aud sale at The auction
rooms of Thomas Bowling, Eleventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
" NY 1o'her.I"-Law " "a, the Opera.House.


last evening with fashionable audience, and the
great London success seems to have caught ON Z"
with the Washington public as the paudits from
The auditorium are nightly bestowed with lavish
generosity upon the deserving and talented COM
nirst OF all comedies. matinee will be given To-
day and Saturday in addition to the regular per
formauees Thursday, Friday, and Saturday even
tA.Y
National Republican., 1881-11-24

FUR-LISED winter wrapsin new shapes, sealskin
dOlmans and sacques all lengths and prices, and
cOnchmen's colnrsin every variety Of fur, SO popu
lar for ladies and MISSES at
WuLETC & RUoFP's,
905 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Temperance Reunion.

There will be aunion temperance meet
ing at the Sixth Presbyterian Church. corner OF
Sixth and G street, this morning ut II o'clock.
These services were instituted by the late DR..
Mason Noble about four years ago with Wow to
bringing together Ill of the reformed men of the
District for the purpose of uniting in prayer and
The principal address will be de-
livered by John y. Dunnilg, who has selected for
his subject the liie OF DR.. Noble.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
UIstcrcttra

for men, OF every de,criptiun. The largest assort
ment In the city. Eiscman Bros, corner ofseventh
and streets.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
The shcdd Baths.

IS will buy q neat substantial ulsterctte for YOU
boys at Eiseman Bros, corner OF Seventh and
q
National Republican., 1881-11-24

CoMMos SENSE will indicate the certain tendency
of II neglected cold 70 the Lungs; prevent such Il
termination by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for
that cough. Price 2j cents bottle.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
==z77s7z==-
nnyas UIlafarellaa-

THE highest cash prices pnid for dresses and
gents clothing. watches, iewGlry, &C. Call on rad
dress HcrZog, sos Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
aypnue.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Youti.s' UInicrettcs.

s8 will buy an all-woOl ustcrete, substantial
and stylish, at Eseman Bros, corner of Sevent
and Il streets.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Prominent Arrivals.


WoRMIEYs.-H Herbert Wordsworth, New York
State; Joseph Thorn, Philadelphia.
ARLINGTON. III. J. Beaker, Detroit; Dr. werthelnn,
Va,
EnBITT.--Charles Jacobson, Philadelphia; f. II.
Halfway U. :. A.; j. G.. Gilmore, u. =. N; Eppn
diana.
81. MAnc.-J. H. Harrison, virginia.; Rev. j. M.
Rogers, New Jersey; Rev. William G. Baiane, Yir
gnni John IT. Norris, Mnrylnd; Julian Noe, New
York; F. r. Madison Baltimore
WILIARDs.-J. Dunn, oil City n. IL Hayes. Ken.
lucky; J. Hoke. Pennsylvania w. W. Raplcy, Mary.
land; H. w. Buckley New York; N. Bew, virginia !
= II. Anoker, Philadelphia M. Holiday, W. III. NOS
trand, New York.
| II. Beckman, Ere, Pal H. M. TAYLOR. Henderson,
ky@ &. G. Pearson, concord, N. H.; ". j. Boutwell,,
Manchester, NJ H.; Colonel Wnrburton England; A.
X. Mcclure and G. W. Mckee, Philadelphia.
ST. JAMtS-M. j. Butzel, Boulder, Col. J. Fihney,
Castle Fin, Pa; Charles t. Jones Spencer, lnd. w.
J. Wood. Pennsylvania! George q. Wood, NJ. p,
Pennsylvanni ID. Rouse, Saratoga, N. N,i E w.
MErRoroL1TAN.-II. G. Maddox, Baltimore; NJ.
u, II, crandall Annapolis; John W. Campbell and
Nathaniel Holmes, Arkansas George Brown. Knox.
ville, Tennt John q. tral, New York ". +, Burn
ham, York, Pa; J. II. Popham Richmond.
NATioSAL--C. W. Conant, W. W. Weigley. Pha-
depha; George w. Pearcc, Boston; y. SchlOss, Now
Orleans; Hon. q. ID. CarndOn, West Virginia; ]. d.
Whluard, Valley Grove DR. Il. II Steiner, Augusta,
Marylandi ]. T. Iadley, o. A. Williams, New York
g. Miles Pike, North Adams DIR. X. I. Mum, Mary
land PHI. H. Dannenley, Baltimore; r. ". Conrad,
New York; Hon. H. Maxwell, West Virginia.
National Republican., 1881-11-24
Irou nttters.
A TRUE TONI

Turkish. Russian, and sulphur BATHS. 9O3
street. Only first class bath In the city.