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Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

The Scottish clans have
long ceased their clashing
and are at peace, and High
land chleftainsno longer send
us odd names for old tartan
plaids ; but dainty France
has taken it up; and gives US
in Dress Goods fabrics a COM
binatIon with fewer rainbow
hues, but a softer, mellow
C O lorin &, harmonizins
smoothly, but now and then
a line that just enough sur
prlses you to interest without
startling. Some OF the inter
esting shades are as soft as
the texture-both are pleas
ing. No end OF choice, and
lower-priced than ever.
Thirteenth street entrance, third circI on the
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

AFTER ALL the Western Union Tele
graph Company seems disposed to dc
justice in a measure to its employees.
A general order has been issued in.
crea-ing the hours Of the night torct
in the cities thirty minutes per night
and providing hereafter that al Sunday
service performed by night operators
shall receive extra pay for each extra
nour, and that on MS account days
pay shall be determined by the mum
ber Of working days in a month, aud
not as heretofore by the actual number
of days in month. This change is SAID
to be received with great favor by tn
employees.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

GENERAL BUTLER got notice serves
on him yesterday that his services
would be no longer needed as Governor
of Massachusetts after next New Year.
Hon. l.. p. Eobinson, Of Chlcopee, who
as for three terms past, has been a mem.
ber Of Congress, has been selected by
The Republican party Of the old Bay
State to succeed him, He is too big "A
fly to be scared off by Buffers "shoo-
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

THE POLICEMEN who were detailed
to keep order at the Nolks-fest were
under the necessity Of ejecting several
i'll behaved persons beyond the grounds.
AS they did this without, having tirst
gone before the Municipal Court and
procured "A warrant they are liable to
prosecution for assault and battery, and
Of course the Court will inhict a
fine.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

IHE WASHlNGTON STAR, mentions
Mr.. Martin Of Delaware as a candidate
for CIeIk Of The House, but states that
the race is between Mr. Clark Of Mis-
souri, and Adkins Of Tennessee" II the
prediction, of the Star are correct, this
/, cold comfort for the da,hing cheva.
iler Of the NanricOke. Col. Martin had
better remove toa larger State, Della
ware is TOO small a potato,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

THE pui"kstcps can beat the Virginia
club, the Virginia can beat the Brook.
Iyn club, and the brooklyn can beat
the pnirkstrps. Scratch your heads
and tell why this is thus.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

The improved Democratic platform
Resolved, That the Democrat party
wants all the utfircs, and all the rest i.
understood in other word, ''rurr
the rasru,a cut
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
AYERS
Ague Cure

contains an antidOte for all malarial dis
orders which, SO far as known, is used IN no
other remedy. 1t contains no Quinine, noi
any minera! nor deleterious substance what
ever, and consequently proddces no imjurow
effect upon tle constitution, but leaves the
system as healthy as it was before .he attack
WE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
to cuie every case Of Fever and Ague, Inter.
mittent or Chill Fever, Rcmittent Fever.
Dumb Ag'.e, Bilious Fever, and Liver Com
plaInt caused by malaria. In case Of failure,
.itei iue trial, dealers are authorized, by ouI
.ircuar dated July 1st, 1889, to refund the
money.
r.J.C.Ayer& Co, Lowell, Mass
Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

Book News for Septem.
Der, containing a list Of new
books and their prices. Sam.
pie copy free at the Book
counter, or by mail. Book
NEws,published monthly and
sent for one year to any adj
dress, 25c.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

If ANNhonl wants IA copy Of the
laws passed ny the late Legislature
they can procure one by calling at the
Office Of the prothonotary free.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
A Bear Hunter.

Portland, Oregon, Telegram Bill
loving, the grent bear hunter, had a
terrific encounter with bear and was
badly hurt. st. Jacobs Oil gave
instant relief
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

We can't do better than
recommend a Lyons Silk, 2l
inches, high lustre and heavy
body, autumn shades, for
SI.25.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

THE ND!ka-fest closed yesterday, and
the Middl"town fair closes to-day. We
vii, venture Il big apple that the first
made the most money and didn't try
ldIi a. hard to make it.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

hHILA ) two basc bal teams
changed I"rk yesterday, the Athletic
getting badly defeated by the Cincin.
n9ti club, and Philadelphia badly De.
tcarlng the Buffalo club.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
AT
John Wanamaker'S S
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:

L.aces and Gems have alb
sorbed more attention than
any other article Of woman's
attire. Ancient lace wa S
made in six varieties,the old
est being "Cut work " that
sprang from embroidery in
the twelfth century and real
|ly formed a connecting link
between that and lace proper.
The small openings that
were cut out at first in Linen
Embroidery, in various com
mon shapes, mostly that of
t he Maltese Cross, We're
made larger and filled with
open-work stitches. This
hlled-in work, so much richer
and newer than any then
known, was directly appro-
priated for altar drapery, and
being merged into the Italian
Reticella, was finally super
ceded by the latter, which is
recognized at the first needle
made lace, the Venetian be-
ing the finest produced. 1t
was really the invention Of
Italian nuns, and was exten-
sively made in all the con-
vents Of Italy. Another day
we may talk about Point
Lace.
We opened yesterday a
case of some new and choice
designs in
Real IucheSSe, II to Sls per yard.
Real Du heSse tichus, etc.
Real ID Ichesse Scaris. 50 to F26.
Real Durhesse IiaIdherchieiS. = to S33.
Real Duchesse Vests and Bdrbs.
Real Nalenci ennes, TOrchOls and Mcd.cis.
These are direct purchases
made at the eprincipal makers
places in the Old World, and
we doubt if you can equal
the grades and variety else
where in this vicinitycertaln-
Iy not the price.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
TUESDAY, SEPTEM iER25.


Morning at l0.30-Match game Of base ball
between the Our Boys Of Wilmington and the
Seaford Club Il Seaford.
Afternoon, commencing n. l 35-Trials of
speed:
No :. class 229. purse 5000 entries.
No. 2, class 2.to, urs" Sl,O--l2 entries.
No 3, class special, purse rl0D-, entries.
WEDNESDAY. 81 PTtNBER 25
Morning at 10. .30-Rcturn game Of base ba II
between hove Einea.
Afternoon at ! 0--Trials of speed:
No. !, class 2.37 purse 5000 entries.
No. s. running race, purse S-op-l7 entries.
No q, class 300, pur &c $50 $ entries.
Evenings at 7-Nagniticent display Of fire.
works under the direction Of Prof ) S.Jackson
his will be the fac display ever given In
the Sta'e.
All trains sioi Il Farview Park. +,
inslila. Visitor. - rjIr Fair are not cha
THOMAS DENSEI, President.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

LNLEEATEDGR GROUNDS. UN DBSTkUC.
~ tive Views.
Payments in monthly ihstallments and ot h
erWise. .
PUBLIC SALE
OF ~ BUILDING LOTS, ON
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1883,
On the premises, " Wilnington, Del, at 4 pm.
Every lot to be sold without postponement,
withdrawal or undertaking.
These lots are all comprised in one beauti
ful square of ground with fine surround ngs,
near the Bayard, Bush, Banning and Gregg
Mansions. and with extended views that from
the nature Of the elevation, can scarcely he
obstructed by future ad AGENT Improvements.
We simply ask Our friends and the purchas
ing public to eXamii this property f them
selves in dvance and to be at the sale.
Umnibds will leave ,th and Market streets
at $40 p N. For terms Of sale, plot and par
ticulars see large posters,
HEALD h CO.,
seventh an Market streets.
self-6t Agents to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
PROGRAMME OF ADJUSTMENTS
THURSDAY, SErTEM BER q.

THURSDAY, SErTEM BER y.
A tern oon Mt l.30-Trials Of speed:
No. I, class 2.2i, PAGERS and .rotters, purse
SO j's entries.
No. 3. cla's2.i', purse 500 entries.
No, ., road wagon, purse S5O-l2 entries.
Extr4-Hurdle race, purse 80 o, mile Al d y
a haf dash ov r hurd!eS--f entries. This
race will be the feature Of tli Day nothI !,
of the Kind has ever bcea feld in Delaware
FklDAY, SiPii MR!R2s,
hferno,n ut !. 1."c-Trials Of speed
no. 10, c!assI 10, PAGERS ard trotters, rrrs"
$!0C--lt entries.
No. II. class 2.29, purse S!5o-6 entries.
No J., rum Ing rltr. urse $2UO--16 entries
Grand C ,nrcrt diily by Ogleshys Chester
COru,i b 4
cur,ipn rii', tn all railroads on the Pen :
spd extra - witness the fireworks
ID. =. BARN tRD, JR., Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

TNRUSTEE'S SALEOF FINE DIVES l.
i INti HOUSES,
At the auction rooms of StiC ham Son No
III Eas Fourth street, 0D
SATURDAY ,SfITEMBE q, 1883,
at O'Clock. p. m,
8 two-story brick dwellings, Nos. 93l. 1888
and 935 Spruce street, nearly new and in good
repair, with modern Improvements.
| three story brick house. No. 1907 Lincoln
street. with fine tide yard. lot 33L, te ct front,
by 100 feet ueep.
| three-story brick hou!e, No. 10 West sth
street. All Of the above houses may be ex-
alnined before the day of sale, at which time
terms will be made known. Any Information
desired gwen BY G. WESLEY WELL IN.
Trustee, south of Market street bridge. ala
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

The circulation of the RE
PUBLICAN is steadily climb'n.
no to seven thousand daily.
Our press rooms are open to
everybody.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

CURLIC SALE
~ t'RESh 90 vs., EPRiNHERS, Se-'eS
EEDERS AND BULLS. ~
VIII be sold at Public Sale, at Rod I.lDL
East Marlborough Iownahip, Chester Va.
"a, Oh
MONDAY, OCTOBER |, 1888,
~ fresh cows, springers, lot ofyoung bulls
and feeders. Sale to commence at o clock.
SILL h BAILY.
l.. ". STIDHAA l. Son. Auct's. ill-dAw-S
HAlRl MEN AND FARM ERS TAKE
~ Notice. Remember the day and place.
Cows at Public Sale, al Village Green, Del
aware County, Pa, on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER q, ,lss3,
At O'Clock, =. H., sharp,
Fifty fresh cows, 10 fresh by day Of sale
This Is the best drove Of the season. Two
and 1 months credit The train leaves this
gity at $50 =. III. Ia time for the sale.
ROBERTS \ TYSON.
SlIDHAM 4 SON. Aucts. au2J-dSw
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
lOliN WANANAK Err,

Chestnut sreetentrancc, main aisle, on nigh
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
IOIIN WANAMAkER.

North Of Thirteenth street entrance,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20
IOHN WANAMAKE ER.

Che.tnu, street. main aisle, third n loft.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-20

Real uchcsse, Il to S's per yard.
Real Du hesse fichus, etc.
Real ID Ichesse Scarfs. IS to <26
Real Durhesse Iiaudherchieis. - to y33.
Real Duchesse Vests and Bdrbs.
Real Nalenciennes, TOrch0ls and Mcd,cis
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Col. Joyce's Book.

Col. John A. Joyce, the untamed poet Of the
wild southwest, is about to appear i'll now
role--that of Il book writer. The book is to
he entitled "A Chockerod Life" and is in pro.
cess of being gotten out by Jansen, McClurg
* Co., of Chicago. 1t will bo realistic sketch
Of the GolOneIS own weird and romantic
career, and will extend over the varied fields
Of poosy, bitter facts, biography, history,
genesis, and revelation. The authors singu-
lar adventures MS struggling lad in Ken
tucky, government clerk, lawyer, politician,
literary guerrilla, lunntic, and poetical crank,
and his political annihilatOn in u tornado OF
reform will be graphically SGT forth in that
brilliantly zigzag style which marks all his
productions. Some hidden secrets of the
famous whisky ring trials are to bo exposed
to public view, and the pages arc to bo rcplotc
with Tncy sketches of men of mark in the
wost, AS well as assorted brc-a-brac that will
doubtless provo to bo interesting, amusing,
and instructive. Col, Joyce is picturesque
writer, and his book will doubtless bo accepted
as an agreeable relief to the literary contribu'
tiOns OF the period.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

A fire at 10: 40 o'clock yesterday morning in
the house of Il. A. Jones, No. GAG IF street
southwest, did $40 damage. An alarm was
turned in from box 4l6.
Mr.. Frank Latham again won o wager OF
$500 Saturday by going to Bladensburg in
fifty-seven minutes, the wager being made
that he could not go there in sixty minutes.
Mr.. James T. Nicholson, residing at 1874 9
street northwest, died yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. He has been employed in the gov
ornment printing office as compositor for
several years.
badge of the knights Of st. Joseph,
which was found by Officer Barnes several
weeks ago, was last night claimed by Richard
Craig and turned over to him by Lieut.. Greer,
of the eighth precinct,
A country wagon broke down Saturday
night on Maryland avenue, near Third street
northeast aud while tho driver was looking
| for assistance, crowd of misohievous boys
| carried Off several bushels OF apples.
John Brown alias cap" Brown aud joseph
| WilkeSon, two cOlorGa mon, were arrested by
Officer Faults for engaging in fight on First
street, near Il northwest, Saturday night
Wilkerson is also charged with assaulting
Brown.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
The Militia Prize DriII.

The competitive drill between the compa-
MES of colored militia for the John w. Boteler
cup, offered for the best drilled company,
takes place at the Athletic park grounds at
o'clock this afternoon. Tho fact that this is
The first testimonial of interest TO the colored
organizations shown by any citizen of the
district and that it affords an opportunity to
settle, for time at least tho mooted question
as to the relative standing in drill of the COM
panies makes it matter of peculiar
interest to members of tho cabinet,
tho general. and adjutant general of
tho army The commissioners of the dis
trict and many othor distinguished officials
and citizens have accepted invitations to be
present. The line will form at Eighth and
q streets at o'clock and will move by
Seventh and the avenue, passing the Arling-
ton in review, and proceed by way of YER
mont avenue to the grounds. The judges
are Col. J. o. L. Burnside. National Rifles
Capt Burton Ross Washington Light In
fantry, and Capt. Thomson, Union Veteran
Corps. Drill begins at 3 o'clock. The
competing companies are the Butler Houaves
Capt. G. Is. Fisher commanding; the Wash
ington Cadets, Capt. G. A. Fleetwood com.
manding; Capital City Guards, company A,
Capt. T. $. Kelly commanding company b,
Capt w. p. Gray commanding; the Lincoln
Light Infantry, Capt William Cornell com
mandng,
National Republican., 1883-10-15
PERSONAL.

Senator Thomas f. Bayard of Delaware, is at
WOrmleys.
W Raymond London Henry Flanden and II
q. Ward are nj NormleyS. ".
Iielford Arthur and Ehen Plympton, of tho
Marie Prescott combination, are at the Arlington
II. King, New York G. C. Clarke, Richmond;
W., aud ThoO. Mayer, New York. arc ut the st.
Mare.
Mr.. and Mrs. pctor Marcy and Mr.. aud Mrs.
pnuicl Y, Marcy, New Orleans, arc at tho 81,
James.
scnor i. Pinto, secretary of the ChIlian legation,
Is NJ the Arlington, having just returned from Val
pGmisO,
Julian q. Dickonson, prominent lawyer Of
Detroit, ana form rly partner Of Don NJ, Dicken-
son, is at the Arlington,
&. r. EbGlng, England, f. Champlain ana wife.
Iowa, aud John ). Cooper and wife. OF Chicago,
are NJ the Arlington
Mrs, ]. II, Snyder and daughters have returned
from visits TO friends inNormunt, Utica, and Brook
lyn, n. Y, and Newark, N, J.
Mad. Minnie IIRuk aud her husband, Chevalier
do lIosse WnrTcgg wore introduced to President
Arthur NJ the white house Saturday afternoon.
Hon. II. II. Hit, formerly assistant secretary Of
state, who has been spending a few days in the
city, left for his homo at Mount Norris ILL.,, las
evening
Hon. Walter Evans, commissioner of internal
revenue, returned to the city last evening hfler
brief visit TO tho Louisville exposition and has re
sumed his old quarters at the Hamilton house,
A. @. Woodwork, Mass; W. p. Canaday, n. C.
II. g. Lock, n VI 4. Beyier,, Chicago; J. Koop
man, Boston; j. G, Limrall, KY. and Morris
human, N Y, arc at the Riggs; +, Ullman, Chi
c0go
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. W. Belshaw and son left yesIer
day for their home in San, Franclsco going by th
way OF New orleans. Their son, Charles Aiortime
| Belshaw, graduated at Harvard In June, and wa
ono of the famous Harvard crews .
II. G. Winslow, A, X. Small, Ell. Gsowou, .ut
| land; S, 4, rappan, Nebraska; II. II, Kings6y
| Wisconsin; Mrs II, s. Cove, Newark, n. j.; n.
pang PitHburgi r. II. Doyle, baltimore, Md; J
| w. Reedy, Chicago, lli II, Williams and J. Will
Jams, Detroit, Mlon., arc Al the SE. James,
National Republican., 1883-10-15
tThn IL. nnh q. He'd Mnnls.

A special edition of the Baltimore and Ohio
Z" Red Book" devoted to the political statis-
tics of Pennsylvania, has just been issued for
gratutous distribution. 1t is q valuable lit
Ito pamphlet, giving the republican, demo-
cratic, aud independent republican vote by
counties for treasurer in 1881 and for gov
ernor in 1852, for presidential electors in 1876
and 1850, for congressman by counties and
districts in 1880 and 1882, and great amount
of other interesting and valuable political
information of statistical nature. The
Red Book " publications arc prepared under
the direction of the energetic Maj. j. q. Pang-
horn.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
(Who has never been frost bitt
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.


Mr.. William II. Smith, of this city has
purchased the sloop Ella G, OF SomerS's Point.
N. j., for 5000.
Tho new engine recently purchased of the
Brook Locomotive works by tho Virginia
Midland Railway company has arrived here.
The remains of Mr.. William Il. Wartham,
who died in Washington on Thursday, woro
brought here yesterday for interment. The
funeral was attended by the Odd Fellows OF
this city.
Miss NJ. A. hewitt was elected to fill the
vacancy in tho Washington public school
caused by tho resignation OF Miss Fannie
Mills, by the school board, on Friday night
The churches were all largely attend ed
yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Nelson occupied the
pulpit of the st. Paul's church, and Rev. Mr..
Cumpston the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church Tho pulpits of tho other churches
were occupied by their regular pastors.
The front of the station house has been
thoroughly repaired, and now presents very
neat appearance.
A party of young men started out for q sail
yesterday afternoon, and, when Just opposite
the ferry wharf, one of their number James
Cahoe, fell overheard, but was soon fshed out,
not much worse for his wetting.
Supt Ridley, of the Washington and Alex
andria Ferry company, has moved the ferry
house in this city out to the north building
ii of King street. and made n good many
other improvements.
w. III. Walker, inspector for tho port oi
| Alexandria, Va, reports the following recent
arrivals: The Sue, w. g. Geoghegan, master
Baltimore, merchandise Tor +. A. Reed q Co.
schooner Charles Lewis, Beach, master, wood
for Mehalcy steamer Norfolk, |. Il. Shrop
shire, Philadelphia, merchandise for f. A
Reed & Co.; schooner q. W. Covington, New
York, coal for Hewer d AitchGrson; schooner
! Eva S. Smith Richard Adams, master
Somorss point, loadng coal by American Goa
company; schooner Emma Aory, ID. M, Hall
master, New York, loading coal by American
Coal company; schooner May Brown, Capt
Robinson, loading trunncls by John s. Fow-
National Republican., 1883-10-15
A ncnriy IirrrntInn.

Mr. John b. Wight superintendent of the
Sunday school of tho First Presbyterian
church (Dr. Sundorlnnd's) was given hearty
welcome yesterday morning at the close o
tho school, he having just returned from hi
wedding tour. Ills marriage took place il
Cincinnati to Miss Kumler, daughter of ltev
]. P. f.. Kumlcr, pastor of tho Third Prcsby,
terian church of that city. The wedding was
very beautiful one. Cards have been is'
sued BY Mr. aud Mrs, o. G. Wight parents oI
the groom, for receptions that tho friends
may have gn opportunity TO meet tho newly
welded pair. Mr. Wight is DIR. Gallaudoti
principal assistant in tho financial manage
mcnt oi tbs National Deaf Mute college, and
will reside in one Of tho many beautiful
buildings at Kendall Green.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
TOhs Ehior

If you feel dull, drowsy, dobiltated, have
sallow color of skin, or yellowish brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or di2ai-
ness, bad taste in mouth, internal heat or
chills alternated with hot 0ushes, low spirits,
aud gloomy forobodings, irregular appetite
and tongue coated you are suffering from
torpid liver" or biliousncss" In many
cases of e. liver complaint" only part of these
symptoms arc experienced. As remedy for
all such cases DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery" has no equal as it affects perfect
and radical cures, At all drug stores
National Republican., 1883-10-15
A wn.nlnyton rrlnter,. Death.

A dispstch received yesterday stated that
W. II. C. BrOggeman, Washington printer,
was strucl; by u train on tho Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, near
uayrn do Grace, and killed. Mr., Breggeman
wa, iarmerly ON tho Washington Chronicle
whll. unGnr tho control Of Col. Forney, but
t,r .hs laet ten years has been travelling
through tho coautIy agoking employment, but
reiu,,iulGE ip no place Tor any length OF limo
III met, Ry belonged 10 the tTaterny OF tr0mps
aud some wears ago wac ropOTtad to have died
in New York and many Of his former ac
Quaintanoes believed this to bo true until hC
National Republican., 1883-10-15
ST. PArRICK's TOTAL ABSTINENCE
SOCIETY.
Enthusiastic Reception 10 Its President
.-l--l..

Enthusiastic Reception 10 Its President
Last Nlght-Intcrcstins Programme.
Tho hull of tho st. PatriclS's Total Absti-
nence society, in the basement of ST. Patrick
church, was completely filed last oyonlng by
members of tho society, delegations from diff
fcront organizations of the city, and other in-
vitcd guests, the occasion hoing reception
rendered to Mr.. D, J. Waters, president of St,
Patricks Total Abstinence society, upon his
return from an extended pleasure tour in the
west. The hall was elegantly decorated, tho
stage being completely onvolopod in mass
of flowers, plants, banners, and bunting,
and Il number of song birds in golden cages
wGrO suspended from tho ceiling, which en-
livGned the srOno by thOir charming sqngs,
Tho business of tho evening having beon
finished, " committee of two members es-
corted President Waters TO tho chair Whip
the Choral union sang tho chorus, Home
Again" Capt. SaNton, tho yico president,
delivered brief and impressive address pt
welcome. Mr. Waters replied in most fool
ing aud eloquent manner. The presiding
officer then read a welcoming iottOr from
Roy. Father Thomas, tho director Of the
society. who was unable to ho present. Mr..
Francis MuNOrhany followed with we'll
chosen r0marks, which were frequently ap-
plaudod.
Tho stage was thon surrendered TO tho
choral union, and u brilliant programme Of
musical and literary selection was presented,
in which Miss Annie Maguirc Mr.. william
Stack, Miss Lulu Waters Misses Mamie and
Aggio Mullen Mrs. VI. w. SaXton, Miss Mary
Madigan, Mr.. j. J, McNcrhany, and Mr..
George Ripley participated, all of whom ac-
Quilted themselves so creditably that nearly
oyury mombnr was oncored.
htpa A lad at IN min N
during the evening, aud exhibited skill in
conducting tho different musical selections,
A largo number enrolled their names as MEM
beers Of tho organization,
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Tho Cnrenn Lapntion.

The entire Corean legation with the foreign
secretary, Mr.. Percival Lowell, will leave the
Arlington on Tuesday morning next for their
return voyage. They will spend a few days
in Chicago, and will then proceed directly to
San Francisco, whore they will embark about
the first of November.
National Republican., 1883-10-15
Hoiton Gaining Strength.

Hon. John A. j. Creswell is at tho Arlington.
He reports that the campaign in Maryland is
vigorously progressing, and thai Holton is
gathering strength at all points, and the
prospect is that there will be decided sur
prise in store for the democrats at the ap-
preaching election