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TEACHERS MEETING
Held Yesterday At the Market street
School.

The Shelby County Teachers' Association
met yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Market street school building. The presi-
dent Of this excellent association is Mr.. D.
Lsughlin, Of Raleigh; the corresponding
secretary, Mrs. L. r. Milton, corner of Sew
enth and Chelsea streets, Memphis, Tenn.
The meeting yesterday was q very interesting
one, and fair attendance was noted. The
topics brosched by the different educators
were subsequently discussed by those who
desired. These meetings should be encour-
aged, as the association Of teachers with each
other, and the exchange of ideas, will broaden
them and ft them more completely for their
very important duties. The following was
the programme:
1000 70 1910 Devotional Exercises and Read
ing OF Minutex
iolo 70 1888 Language Lessons. Miss A Teveil-
I0:s5 TO 1045, Discussion
l0:z5 70 LILO. Spelling, Hin Z Browne.
lilo 70 IL % Discussion.
u.2o TO les. Primary Teaching. Miss +. Acrse.
Has TO 11-55, Discussion
11:55 to l2.20, Geography. 4rx A. johnson.
12:2o to 1890, Discussion
1850 to 12:55, Arithmetic, Prof. W. 8. Jones.
l255 to ITO, Discu1ion-
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PENSIONS,
THE APPROPRIATIONS BILL-sENAToR LoGAN's
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

THE APPROPRIATION BILL-SENAToR LoGAN's
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
WAsHIEGToN, February 3.--The pension
appropriation bill appropriates $50, 575 600
balances.
Senator Logan gave notice to-day that be
would offer as-an amendment 10 the sundry
civil appropriation bill that the act to place
colered soldiers on the same footing as other
soldiers as 10 bounty and pensions be so con.
strued as to extend to and TO include The
heirs OF such soldiers in their claims for
military service, and that the accounting
officers Of the treasury be directed 10 read.
just the claims OF such heirs as would
have been snlitlsL to and who may have
been denied the benefit of said act.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
a Uunr aUzlA,srxxs.

d. 4 o. wKrs NEW AID BsAnsrxEAfnEsn-
speclne foR Hygter1A, Disa1nees. Conynlsios q;
Nervous Headache. Mental Desperation. Lo1 OF
Memory, epermstorhes, ImPotcncy. ,s a.:
oxeTtfon. self-kbuse or cyer-inoulstncet VIZ.
Isads 70 misery. decay and data Dae 2aa ~.
eure rooeut casel Each box contains one mon tnly
0Ssxn at. One dollar . DOE, or slx boxes foI nse
nm a; mt by mall, prepaid. ON receipt OF price
Ne GUARANTEES ~ eoxes . eure eny c.. VII
riSd Wf5S avs doliaN. Ne VII md tae pulch.seI
- xsi!ss1s ss.sss q s e Isss2 e - =
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="OsE mans meat il another name
poison" Kidney-Wort expels the poisonous
humors;; The frat thing to do in the spring
ia 10 clean house. For internal cleansing
and renoyating no other medicine IL equal to
Kidney-Wort. In either dry or liquid form
Il cures headache, bilious attacks, corstips-
ton and dersnged kidneys.
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Nan.Re.Idrnt Notice.

o,..~ ~ T<nnssSee shelby counV-A1op = 49,
si~is VI gay va Green Redditt
r, this cause il appearing By smdsyh maj -
fendant. Green RediitI Is justly indeoteo % -
p.amtif, asd is . non-fe. dert o ne eeE. =
nnon MIN; aud an ori0lERi attnchmo1t heytng
been sued ost and levied on certain Lands beaon(.
ing 10 defendant, and situated n the Ninto -
AID Green Reddttf maze ma eppeArance h<roln
bsfors me-. st ny o1ioe. " Iarleo, Tenn-. On -
I'm 1sad as "a z s:isesSsns Win b p;ess
''s - e sst Is =: 80 = = ss;1i
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HEREAFTER. IS heretofore, the fremen
and the policemen are sure OF the wages the
Taxing-Disirict agrees to pay them for their
servicee. A couPons-for.taxes clause in any
tax law in Tennessee is impossible.
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The reduction of interest for the fret six
years is great gain for the people in The
settlement of the city debt agreed 10 last
night by the citizsns and The boudholders.
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The New York Herald thinks the pro-
posed tunnel under the EngIish Channel will
be built, and that Lord Woiseley's ridiculous
opposition to it will be laughed away.
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BISHOP McQUAID has written an article
for the Boston Journal Of Education on the
public school system of the United States,
IN which he vigorously condemns it.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
UKnWNATUAEG

For Tennessee and The Ohio valley rain
and snOw, i0ih much colder north 20 northwest
~inds, higher barometer and freezing ,reatter,
clearing Sunday niqh.
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ONE thing is certain, the people OF the
Taxing District will never again be cursed
by shaving. business growing cut OF a
representatives law.
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A letter from political prisoner in Sibe
ria details the sufferings of the prisoners il
the provinces beyond Lake Baikal. They
are robbed, beaten and badly fed. The di
rector of the prison, on being informed, ex
claimed that it did not matter if the prison
era died of starvation.
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RUSSIA.
SIBERIAN pnrsoHrRs

BERLIN, February 3.-It is stated that the
Gar has ordered the coronation manifesto
to be ready for his signature on the Doth Of
February
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To the Editor Of the Evening Star:

WASHINGTON, feDruafy o.-Ihe following
letter, which appeared in the Star OF recent
date, is sent to the APPEAL TO secure it a
widespread publicity in The movement:
POSTAL REFORM.
To the Editor Of the Evening Star;
Through your favor. for which feel grateful,
think your readers must be fully convinced of the
expensive folly OF the Official postage stamps; but
so long as Congress fails prohibit tbeir use 1t is
rety evi9es shae tne iaI9e OF manuiactnfing dis
throughout the ramifcations of the various gov
eminent offices is TO be continued.
BY an article you were so kind as to publish on
the 20lh of January called attention TO the fact
that of s1Ssl,3ss ttted By the Postmaster
lures for the year ended June SO, 1882 the sum of
$780, yl was taken directly from the treasury BY
ofeiai s,amps Now renett so1 M b 1 phy 51r
time aud defy successful contradiction, that all
this is a wholly unnecessary trouble and expense.
With two exceptions, in every instance where the
stamps were used the penalty enveIope-and there
must always be some kind OF an envelope-would
fraud. far safer process than the stamps. The
exceptions are In respect To the payment, by gov
eminent departments. of registry fees and postage
on letters received insuficiently prepaid. And.
how think you letter to Be registered by either of
the executive Departments is treated? Why, they
1t free and then put on 9 ten-csnt official stamp
70 pay the registry fee. This stamp, remember,
factnrer; then it is delivered into the hands of
the third Assistant Postmaster-General and
tered In his accounts tnen the DEL artment has TO
make a requisition for ii, to be duly recorded;
next the third assistant must I'LL the reQuisition
and keep a record thereof; then the department
must note the receipt of the stamp pay the regis
Try fee with, and keep account Of It, when the
registry clerk enters IL in his account as so much
postage received; then the postmaster has 10
charge himself with IL in his returns TO the sixth
auditor, who, in his turn, has finally TO adjust
the account. Yet the government Is not only
NOT whit the gamer by all this tiresome pro-
cess. but is the eclnai loser by as much as the
tm.anuiactue, stationery and almost endless clerk
niIe IN TINS silly business costs So, also, in re.
,s 70 the payment of postage on shortpaid
ietLeIs. EeaiIy the same keeping OF accounts
from Detinnine q end is required. The post
master nss 70 take the stamps for whatever
amount V due, ana return them as So much
nsonfs 70 the third assistant, when, / understand
they are burnt but v1s Destroy thsmi WY
s ps''i o ;n:y az: sss T sSs ssI zend e5
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 3.-During the removal
of Prince Jerome 10 Autenvil a strong guard
was placed to prevent his escape. No visi-
tors were allowed TO enter ths asylum where
the Prince was placed. The Prince became
very detected.
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Dividend Notice.

MHPBU CIrY FIRx AVID GxHERAI INSURANCE Co.
No. 10 Madison Street,
HKNPHm, TENN, Janu ary Q. 1889.
A the regular meeting Of the Board OF Dire,
"a tofB, held this days.
DIvIDENO OF FIVE ~ PEE GENT.
On the capital stock of the Company was declare
out OF tbs net earnings of the past six months.
I'm. APPERsoS. President
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A HUMANE WORK.

Cases That Have Come Under the At
tentfOn OF the 8. p. O. A. d @.
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e s.oW ~ AossAos AeAs
AUSTIN, February 3.-A severe snow-storm
came ap this morning, and now the tenpera.
ture is only 100 above zero.
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DIED.

YATEs-February Sd, at 4:45 O'Clock pm. at
the residence Of her grandson, the Rev. Warner
Nc ore 123 L nden street. Mn- MILDRED J. 1AfD,
nando, Miss
Remains viii be taken TO fernando for inter.
ment at O'Clock D m. to-day.
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the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals and Children:
OFFICE 8. P c. A. AND c., No. 2S9 MAIN STREET, l
MEMPHIS, TENN, February 8, 1888.
The following cases have come under nay
protection during the month of January,
1888:
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The State .rressurer Of Tex,g Anxious

AUSTIN, February 3.-The State treasurez
haz asked for an investigation OF his books
and account of cash balanee by the LeEisla-
ture, which will be begun next week. Al
there is nearly 500, 900 in the vault, the
eoant 10 not expected to b fun-
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In THE sENATE


PARIS, February 3.-The Senate decided
that the committee on the expulsion bill b,
elected. the Right advocated Monday, the
Left Thursday. The Left Center pronouuces
against the bill, but will accept a compro
mise rendering the measure impersonal and
general, and not directed against particular
ne rsonageg
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A SLIGHT exposure in bad weather, when
the system is out of order, often brings on q
stubborn cold; the attending cough initiates
the lungs, and if not promptly treated fe-
quently develops tendency 10 tubercu-
ious condition To avoid this danger, those
troubled with colds should resort At once 10
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, which soon iooseni
and eradicatss coughs, soethes and heals In.
famed parua, and removes all anxiety by
setting the patient on the way Is good health
once more.
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GUNS,ETC

HRoM THIS DATE GUss, AMMUNITION AND
u fishing TACKLE VIII be Sold NJ est.
OHfng 70 the Hl-heslth OF the Undersigned. the
above MUST BIZ SOLD. Fixtures AID Unexfired
Lease Of Store for sale
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EvENING-7:so o'CLOCI
TELEGRAMS

To be Had by Calling AT the ONCE NJ the
Hours Mentioned.
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1000 Tons RAGS, Iron and Bones
VIZ. N. RANpoLrH. 4. B. McHKSEY
Randolph. McHenry & Heath,
ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW,

No. 10 Madison street, Memphis.
Memphis. February I. 1888.
Election Notice for q Justice Of
the Peace.
DY VIRTUE Of the authority EFF law In me
D vested. Will, on Taesos.. ths 6th d. >
Of February, 1sU3, open and hold an election
for Justice OF the Peace Of Shelby County, fol
the city ct large, TO I'LL the vacancy caused by the
death Of w. A. Goodman, ESQ.,
This the 18th day OF January, 1888.
p r ATHY. Sheriff Of ahelhY OnuniY
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MAGISTRATE.
CHANCERY SALE
Or
h r Al Z = L ATE

No. soi2. r --Chsncery Court OF Shelby counsz-
J. l. Goodloe. ex cutor Of Z. Q. Bnnkley. a.
cessed, vs. b. B. Barnet
RY virtue OF an in,erloeutory decree ~ -
ID entered In the above cnuse on the "a dsy q
yone, ASA. n %. p. se4; 7 win eel. et yubiie
auction, 70 the highest bidder, In front Of ~
Clerk and Masters once, courthouse Of bhslby
county. Memphis. Tenn, on
Saturday, March 10, loo8,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated In shelby county. Tenn. to-wit:
Beginning az poin, in the east line OF = alofnn
aseI ne. tvsnty i've feet south Of t1e Memphis
and OHIO raiDoad, and running thence soutn
along the said east line ci.tanre Of seven hun'
dred and nfty-three t75sI feet 70 corner: thepce
east ~ rixht angles 10 said east line OF Walofen
avenue three hundred and thiry-six l5s6l lest %
Q corner; thence north parallel with Wsidrsn Az
enue eight hundred aud Twelve tsl2l feet 20 ne
south line OF the n mphis and Ohio raiiroAo
thence uestNsrdly along the curved south line o.
the Memphis and Ohio railroad 70 lie beginning
containing six acres more or less
terms Of s,le-On = credit Of seven moths: note
with security req aired lien retained: redenpoor
4 g. BLACK, clerk and Master.
| By George hallery. Deonts ylsf. ~. ~
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SL1DIA f PIsKHAN's Vegetable Com.
pound strengthens the stomach and kidney
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IT is certain that the longer a speech, the
weaker il is; but not 30 with q cold-the
longer it runs, the worse it becomes. A cold,
be It ever 60 slight, is no trifs; it should be
checked in its early stages. DIR. Bulps Cough
Syrup is the aEalm of Gilead" that millions
sav Ia divine in its origin
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o,ly . Lirn. Anss.ble suas.

NEW YoRK, February 3.-Ths attention Of
council Of the Union Pacific having bsen
oni}nd "A q W nshinu<su lf~r>.f<L -<~ss.~ q. -
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Memphis weekly Mort ALLY Report.
Mortality report tor the week ending Sstur-
DAY. February Sd, at 6 O'Clock pm:
Name. Age. SEX. Ic,lOrlC.use death
sCoroner's inquest. q

sCoroners inquest fFrom nospitai-
Distribution OF deaths by wards-tirst
sixth, 4; seventh, o; eighth, 8; ninth, i;
ieath, 5. City hospital, 4. Still born. 2.
White, IL; colored, IL. Total, 20.
Mortality report for ssme week last year:
White. 8; colored, IA. Total, %.
J. b. PURHELL, ND,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

READ Goldsmith's advertisement.
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List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph Office, 33 Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1850
o'clock a o.. and from 6 to 9 p.m.:
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POSTAL REFORM.
LETTER FROM Elk ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
GENERAL u0R Alto RVHa

WASHINGTON, February 3.-The following
letter, which appeared in the Star OF recent
date, is sent to the APPEAL TO secure il a
widespread publicity in the movement:
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HIGH DIVIDENDS.
STEAMSHIP FoUNpEREp.
A Clerical Scandal.

The steamship James Gray fouudere
Her officers and crew were Lost.
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PRINCE BISMARCK.
His Illness, Although Painful, is Not
Considered Danger0us-The En-
peror Williams Health.
An Unknown French Vessel Sunk in
Collision with q British Steamer
A Clerical Scandal.

LONDON, February 3-The British steamer
Hilda, plying between the island of jersey
snd Southampton, ran into and sunk an un.
known French ship. A boat containing two
officers and three seamen was launched from
the Hilda to attempt the rescue Of the French
crew. The rescuers were all lost.
Later.-It is now sscertained that the two
officers and three seamen composing the
crew of the boat sent from the steamer Hilda
to rescue the crew of the unknown French
ship we're not drowned.
HIGH DIVIDENDS.
The Economist says the attention of fuan.
cial circles has been drawn to the high diyi.
dends paid by American land and cattle
companies.
DIVORCED FOR ADULTERY.
Lady st. Leonards has been divorced on
the ground of adultery.
STEAMSHIP FOUNpERED.
The steamship James Gray fouudered
Her officers and crew were lost.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
WATER SUPPLY OF wAsHrNeToN' DC
pRoposAIs FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM,
TUNNEL, AND RESERVOIR.
OFFICE OF THE WAsMrTsToS AaUEPsySG;T;s 5.,5,: sS

OFFICE OF THE WASHIEGToN AQUEDuCr,
WAsHINGTOS, ID. c., August 20, 1889
Sealed proposals. in trlplcate, for the work re;
qured tor Increasing the water suppy OF the City OF
Washington, In accordance with the Act OF Congress
until IL O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY, October o, 1883
when they will be publicly opened the work TO be
done comprises three different classes 5 yiz; ,..,.
ust of raising the present nlasonry dam across he
Maryland Channel OF the Potomac River at the
Great Falls By coping 10 INCHES thick (dl the ex-
sonry structure about 20 feet long with an average
height OF about feet; and (3d) the further extern
Channel by a substrncture OF orb work filled with
stone, and IA supersructure OF masonry. together
with about 800 feot OF masonry dam 10 make connec
NC CLASS B-AoTEpuCT ExrENsIoN-being the ex-
tension OF the Washington Aqueduct by TUNNEL
about 20 500 feet long with cross section OF about "a
square feet most II not all, or the tunnel will be
through hard gness rock. -
CLASS O : REsERyoIR CONSTRUCTION. = This
w0fh WIN STnsse ha pnnose being TO- eopsrs
yor capable OF containing 800, 1000 gallons,
Separate proposals. In triplcate must be made for
this office Tor blanks for proposals specifications and
all Information being careful 70 state for which class
or classes OF work blanks are desred but they will
evidence that they are able, financially and by
perience TO undertake the work on which they pro-
Each bidder must submit with his proposals writ
ten evidence on which he relies TO establish his
paolty to perform the work, reference being had 20
his experience work of like character the plant
his financial ability TO do all that is necessary for a
rapid prosecution OF the work, Before proposals are
he has inspected the natural features OF the locality
| In which the work is located and examined the
The right ia reserved TO reject any and all bids o
| parts of bids. q, j, LfDECkE EH,
ausSlot Major Of Engineers, U. 8. Army.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
EAST WASHINGTON.

Eight new boilers are being built in thS
boiler shops of the navy yard for the United
States steamship Marion.
Awell attended gospel temperance meeting
was held last evening under the auspices of
the East Washington Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union at the Seamen's retreat. Mrs.
Beron conducted the meeting, and Miss
Libby Mofiatt presided at the organ. A num-
Der Of appropriate gospel hymns were sung,
Several persons signed the pledge The
Woman's Christian Temperance union is very
enthusiastic in the temperance cause.
DIR. O'Connor, residing on Third, between
ID and Il streets southeast, waH taken sud
denly and seriously i'll at his residence last
evening, and several physicians were called
in, who rendered medical aid.
A number of persons residing near the
alley between Pennsylvania avenue and [
and Second and Third streets southeast, com
plain of the poisonous weeds growing there.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
Tho Bay Ridge shooting Matches.

In the rifle match at Bay Ridge on Monday
there were other contests than the team
match, the result of which was published in
yesterdays REPUBLICAN,. Genl. Ross, Of
Baltimore, and Capt Miller, of the Infantry,
shot for silver napkin ring, which was won
by Capt Miller.
Tho markers, consisting of Messrs. Nichol-
son, Page, and Billings, and the scorers,
Messrs. Zanzinger, Smith, and McWhorter,
shot round, which was won by the mark
ers-the score being So to 46. A contest for
o ladies' toilet set, at twenty-five yards range,
was won by Mrs. A. G. Dahl. of Baltimore,
who made 25 points out Of the possible 80.
Much merriment was caused on the home
ward trip by Genl. Ross presenting Mr.. Stew
art of the Union Veteran corps, with liver
pad for making the lowest score of the team
in the bout.
The entire excursion was thoroughly en-
.ioyed, and the parties returned homo we'll
pleased with the trip and the entertainment
offered them.
National Republican., 1883-09-05
SpttiuI NOtitrs.
cE NOTICE

f-199@ POSTOFflCE NOTlCh'
Foreign malls for the week ending Sept will
close az This oice as follows -, 80. .,oo,,,,,,,,,
Wisconsin, via Queenstown Qetters for brent BTU
nin and other European countries must be directea
wEDN ESDAY. At 1880 A. m. for Europe per steam
shlp Fulda, via southampton and Bremen Sletters ss
Fulda'C at 1880 n m for lreandLper steamship
Gallla, via Queenstown llctters for Great Britain
and other European countries must be directed DER
Galia''G at d. m. for France direct, per steam
ship Normandie, via Havre at "a m. for the & Neth-
dam 90 II u. m. for Venezuela and Curacoa per
TIURsDAY.-At $3.50 O. m. for Ireland, per steam.
ship City OF Richmond via Queenstown tlettursiOr
Great Britain and other European countries must
for Europe, per steamship Hammonia, via Ply
mouth Cherbours and Hamburg; at l;sO z M cit.t i1r
Of Washington, via Havana. @,
FBRLDAYin,At . a.: M for NewiopndlanMd a. ana mlx st
Carthagena, Greytown. and I.inlon, per steamship
Alps; at 1870 p M for llermuda, per steamship ort
sATURDAY..-At7 A. m. for Europe, per steamship
Germanic, via Queenstown letters for Germany
for Scotland direct, per steamship Anchora, via
Glasgow uetters must he directed per Anchora'l :
Of sn.m. for belgium direct per steamship switzer
land Via Antwerp; at ii u. M for Europe, per
asssap Habburg a ,SnS, ana BSe
steamship Bermuda; at l;0 p. m. for Cuba and
Porto RICO, per steamship Newport via Havana,
sGMDAI'At 5SS p M, Tor H%9ndnras % ~ ana lving , tg
leans,
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship Arabic
m. Mails tor Australia, New Zealand, Sandwich
and FIJI Islands per senmshipsJlty OF New YORK
srhe schedule of closing of Trans.Pacinc mails Is
overland transit to san Francisco. Mails from the
enst arriving on time at san Francisco on the day OF
sailing OF steamers are dispatched thence the same
HENRY @. PEARSON,
National Republican., 1883-09-05
Nn6rrtakers.
Dith.

CLEDfENTS.-On Sept. 3, 1885, at 7:l0 y. M, LEILA
GRAY, aged years and o months daughter of Fannie
and Arthur Clements of Prince George county. Md.
Funeral services at Congressional cemetery
Wednesday the 9th instant, at $3.50 p. IN. Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
oGDEN.-In Providence Hospital, Sept. 4, Mrs
MARY Il. OGDEN.
Friends are Invited to funeral seIv Ices, In ST. Johns
chapel, Twentysecond street, below l. street, at
o'clock this afternoon.
sHEID,-on Monday, September 3, 1883, at 4lO
o'clock p m, WALTER SHIELD, aged years and 6
months.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents, GO l.
street northwest this wednesday, afternoon, at 5
o'clock. Friends of the family are invited to attend.