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Editor Home Journal:

Editor Home journal:
1t is propable that many pcrs ons,
readers Of your paper, feel an interest
in and are anxious to learn something
of the action Of the Legislature in re-
gard to the question which, perhaps
more than any other, agitates the public
mind. Doubtless many read the city
papers and are as well posted as myself.
Still there are some who may be inform
cd through the medium of your paper,
who might otherwise remain ignorant Of
the action of representatives Of the peo-
| pie in general assembly convened in eau
Gus on last night. The question of in
terest upon that portion of the State
debt proper was discussed. There
seemed to be quite difference of opin-
ion in regard to it. Each party became
considerably interested, and enlisted in
the contest. The question of the rate
Of interest, as evidenced by the asscr.
tons of many members of the caucus,
had never been before the minds of the
people. 1t was asserted by some of the
members of the caucus that they had
never thought of that bone of contcn.
ton. The recommendation of the com.
mittee to pays per cent. on that part Of
the bill referring to the State debt prop
or was amended by inserting 5, 81 and
& on the State debt proper. There was
4 move to table this amendment, which
was carried, but against which | voted
believing that the June platform con
tcmplated, as stated in that document
to pay dollar for dollar; and could
not see how TO separate the principa
from the interest. 1t was then moved
to amend by inserting per cent, but {
motion to table prevailed, | voting tC
table, because did not think it in &C
cord with the platform of the Democrat
ic party. After Il spirited, but not a
very parliamentary nor complimentary
manner, the subject was submitted t.
the caucus, on the original proposition
to pay the debt proper, and fund at
per cent, and it prevailed. | could no
conscientiously accept that proposition
so voted No. Thus | stand upon rec
ord as regards the State debt proper
In all the business of the House
4, shall try to look to the interest of m.
constituents with zeal, and as much o
courage and fidelity "a | possess. A
the same time | will try to avoid dom
violence to my conscientious scruplcs
hoping that if err in Judgment m
Q faults will be overlooked or regarded i
: the light of charity. BE faithful to m
: in your admonitions, prompt in your il
A structions and strong in your supper
/. and then to the best of my ability will
discharge my obligations.
) / hope that no one will be backwar
in presenting anything that they d
: mand which will legitimately come b
> fore the present General Asscmbl.
Therefore. say again, as before, pre-
if cnt your claims through me as yo'
d servant and willing agent.
q w. a. LARK!N.
% Nashville, Feb. Is, 1888.
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Northeastern Notice.
In Circuit Court of Franklin County,
Tennessee.
Dill for Divorcc.)

(Bill for Divorcc.)
Emma ID. Atkins We. VIM. Atkins.
In this cause it appearing to the satisfaction
OF the Court from the bill Of complain
ant, which is sworn TO, that the defendant
is a nonresident Of the State of Tennessee, 50
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be
served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered by me that puhlica-
ton be made for four consecutive wccksin the
Home journal, published in Winchester
Tenn, requiring said nonresident defendant
to appear at the next term OF the Circuit
Court for Franklin county, at the Court
house in Winchester, Tenn, on the 4th Mon
day in March, 1883, and make defense tc
said bill, or the same will be taken fol
confessed, and set for hearing ex-phrtc as tc
him.
Witness my hand, at Office, this Feb
81, 1888.
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Sheriff. Suics
For March 10, 1883.

c. b. Russcy rs. Willis Trimblc, col.
: BY virtue Of an order OF sale in my hands, is
sued from the Circuit Court OF Franklin
county, Tenn, in the above cause, will, on
Monday, March 10Th, 1883,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester, Tenn,
oil,r for sale 70 the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right title and interest that Willis
Trmbe colorcd, has in and Il tract of land
lying in the 9TH civil district Of Franklin
county, Tenn, bounded ON the north by Burks,
'outh by IIulburt and Looney-containing
~ acres, more or les.
viii be sold to satisfy said order Of sale,
amounting to 81 l.l5, and costs.
This February 18th, 1883.
X. +. OAKLEY, Sheriff.
icb!i-,ds g!
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MSClvEHCY.

The insolvency Of the estate Of d. i
Stamps, deed, having been suggested, all
parties indebted to said estate must make i'm.
mediate payment; and all claims againat the
estate must be presented, duly authenticated
to the County Court Clerk OF Franklin county
Tenn, at Winchester, within the time pres
crihed by law. or they will be forever barred
This Feb. II, 1883.
WIN. ]. STAMPS, Admir-.
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Read the law card of Messrs. Baugl
Il Embrey.
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We learn that our public roads are
becoming fordable again.
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We need
More money,
More enterprise,
Better sidewalks,
More shade trees,
More horse racks,
More good weather,
A good string band,
A real estate agency,
Better public streets,
More working people,
More clearinghouse,
A public reading room,
A good pike to Dccherd,
A spoke and hub factory,
A more stringent fish-law,
A cistcrn in the courtyard,
More shrubbery in our yards,
A sweetheart for John Jackson.
Two or three for elm" Logan,
An enforcement Of the vagrant law.
Two or three more Literary Societies
A brass band-one that will "stick ,
a more rigid enforcement of the law
More people who attend to their owl
business,
More people who will encourage home
industry,
And last, but not least, the none,
hat is due this Office from our patrons
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Theory ard Practice Of Teaching.
TIE FIFTH ANNuA. SESSION

Begins August 80 ucay 1852 The outlook for the future is full Of prom.
c ccmom,nt 81 the The growth from the first has been
steady and healthy, and to-day the Normal is the largest school Of its age III
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Business Change |!
From and After Jaruary LIST,
1855, we will DO q
Cash and Barter
Business.

WHY? ls, To meet cash competition.
ID, To know how to price goods. lsit possi-
bic for us to know how TO price goods when
We don't know when we will get the money
I'd, To do business satisfactorily; to treat nil
alike. Last, but not least to he able to pay
for what We purchase. 1t is best for all
Happy thought: | owe no man. tfaS~ Mutt
the cash and prompt dealers pay for losses
sustained by selling goods 10 those that do
not pay their debts? lsit right?
| thank my friends for past favors, and hope
in the future to be able to offer such induce
mcnts as will justify a continuance OF their
patronage.
We will cndcavor to keep
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July 24th,1SS2.
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flrdnn1l.

A DDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED in n
money 10 be invested TO increase the herd best references
gwen Address CATTLE OWNERS, Box 1886 Post Office
NonHEES PACIFIC RAILROAD CoRPANY,)
TBEAsUEER's OFFICE II BRoADsI, n; ".
oct. 3, 1883 }
nor THE PURPOSE of a meeting Of the
Preferred Stockholders Of this Company November
% Ioyioo the transfer OF the Preferred will
cl0isd al O'Clock October 20 and remain closed until
10 a IN November 20. by order OF the Board " Directors
ROBERT LENOX BELKNAP, Treasurer.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEwJERsEY.(
II0 LIBKRTY-sf, New-YOfk, oct. 10, 1883. !
"OIDFRS of the Income Bonds Of the Cen
tTal aiiroad Company Of New,J ersey notified that
S az ' Income Bonds for tho now CONVERTIBLE DEBEN
TIRE COUPON BONDS Of tho Company, the latter bearing
nters nj per pei annum from May 1888 and matu
ing May 1905 he bu cAO"nso 10 DC Huo upon no iO
cS holder Of one dollars Bonds viii
rocoVe hundred dollars OF the CONVERTIBLE DE-
HENTUKE BONDS scrip being issued for fractions Of
Al OOO and dollars in cash All Income Bonds presented
transferred IN person. by OF
dGi 10 THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
Naaes may be made General once Of the
% AID scrip oaSaEo f 20 e h4 asc fn RsTS
london upon application TO the London Agency OF the ha
I01don w. O. J. ". WATSON, Treasurer.
NrOTICE.-A meeting of the Preferred Stock
hae noII1d and iii be held COmpanys ONCE Room
No III sixth story OF the Minis building No ~ Broads-
AZ IL o'clock noOn for tho special purpose OF voting on tho
nTonositioD 10 Issue Twenty Million Dollars Of Bonds,
10 secured by second on All inc property Oh ue
Company except ts lands in Minnesota and cast OF the
organization Tor The benefit Of the Preferred stock subject
only the priority of tho present general mortgage
Nv order OF the Board Of Directors.
' " " Wv SAMUEL WILKEsON, Secretary.
New.York, oct. 10, 1883.
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

HEwYORK, WEST SHORE 4 BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK, ONTARIO d WESTERN X Y.
Trains leave DesbrOsses and COrtandt Street Stations
and Oneida, 800 s9lJ
Utica Little Falls fOt Plain CaDaJohRile. Port jackson,
ALls iau.Y s9:l8 y
Catskill g $40 l1:2O $50, u m.
Oswego oneida. Norwich, Sidney. $50 Bpm
Kingston Highland POnghkeepse IS OzO, ll;2O AM 800,
So, % 30 pm. - - -
Middlet0Wu $50 II 20 a IN $40 1:3O % IN
sDaiy. Other trains daily except Sunday.
BUFFET PaTlOr Cars S20 and Il2O M and A30 trains
tor Albany.
lrior buffet Cars on $50 a train for Syracuse.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on Vl6 IN train for Albany
Rod syracuse . $1,000.
tickets tables stations aud ct offices OF the CON-
ptny Jersey CITY, FenDlvang Railroad station bTOOkyn
Eo.4 COuIt-st.; Annex Office, foot OF Fulton-sti
De abavr NewYork City, Nos. TO- 2OL zDl, 4l0 04O,
1928 Broadway No Union Square, No 1877 6tbaye, No.
s East l25th Pennsylvania hR Station foot Desbrosses
HENKY MoNETT, General Passenger Agent
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COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED MINING ComASY)
20 NGLiIAM-sI. ItEAR, )
NEw.YoRK, oct 10, 1888. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
holders for the election Of Trustees Of the Company
held at this Office Thursday the oth day Of oyember 1888
IL O'Clock o.. III
The polls shall be opened IL O'Clock remain open
until O'Clock Of the day and on the closing thereof
Inspectors shall proceed 20 count the and
result Tho COmpanys transfer books viii be closed three
days before the election. -
G. y. sCHRAMME,
Secretary.
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brelne5s Chances.
FOR SALE On ROYALTY.
Il very valuable English PATENT t. now iptrgdpced
here with hrst-clnss
profits very large. Address ROYALTY" Tribune Uptown
Once, l,23S broadway.
EOR SALE-S6, 900. - Stock. merchandise
and stOrehxtures, all new in large and growing town In
Eastern Kansas good trade largest crops world here
this fall health COmpels change Of
trade FOR part real estate. Address D. T. A. this once
RIO MANUFACTURERS.
L SCRANTON. Penn.
offers UnTivRlCf advantages 10 parties fuel In largo
quantities. improvements IN machinery Tor burning cu"
anthracite coal da) make it, steam producing
equal 10 that OF the best tenth te cost Thousands
Of tons consumed here weekly. For particulars
dress
BOARD OF TRADE,
scrani0n, Pom.
WANTED.-ParneT in a hardware manufac-
w turing business tobuy Interest," established thirty ears
good reference given. Address r. H., Tribune once
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citeamhnato onn Railroads.


NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RR..
9p ,y5 Gis foot Cortland
stations IN NoH Or {rdar sG lead Ei o@lDeyst
Lave HEWYoRK cq G, ogobr 3' 7 q,
~ $50 = o. pm sundays, A:uO uij nm.yia Penn fi',
'P For Mata az &C.. Via Fl l E6s H. 300 $40 II
Via' pm Vl, q a ip l2 5plu ~uuiays' p m 5pu
For Bank. Long Branch. ocean Gioye Ashuy Park
I:f. 500, sl5 IN. 1880, 400 600 sunaays mot
VA fennsy lya9ia l a. No. II I'm, ig T. m sunday
For lakewood Toms RIVER Bainerai Via rbiadcpla
sH Fo E TyaB6d STA pSad and nadae nR SID 100
am 80, 400 p IoT Kcyyort via Ih.ade.. Ma AID
E ,e EH 5 ' hd o. Eafncrai It il P Io 20
For SiqssPa BaFc'o9 4aSg 6S CITY, A. iS &SPT9Ax
G. j. & r. A. P 8 r. EI ora P.Rf Actf supt
U1ROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE. - New
% sAA9Gh 9nS SIS Sa RT g gIen T nr %s
Of ~ connecting witt morning trains Tor all points North
rVHE ERIE RAILWAY, now known a. the
L NETWORK, LAKE LIJE AND WESTERN RAIL
Arrangement Of trains IRON Chambcr--etrc Depot.
laiy e5GeRi Sg3G'ys Bay ESpres qra"ingr92m
coaches to Cle' elani Cincinnati and Ch,eago ,.. h..
Tor fast inepulman sleeping oa.aes to lipiao arriving
{:25 m; NIAGARA tas 8 In S1%Inanet '2I M Se'o,
second etS day. Z" conneciHs trains arrive Detroit $40 M
M DAILY PTacGc ETPrc. fo thc West solid Train Of
buffalo NiaraTa Falls Cincinnati and Chicago Hotel and
Bu3ct smoking Coaches 70 Cmoago
pufbcrord Passaic, 6. 72O 100 $50 10 20 70
noon I45 3 800 40 $40, $50, 60 $40. 1850 1880 m
y midnight sundays $40 1920 m, LAO, $780, n II
Pasrcn G. 7:2O 1850 92O 1920 M Y noon las g. $50
40 8 DO go G:lO G3O 78O s:l5 1880 p m, aud -
midnight Sundays, q, $50, 1920 N; $40 C3O. $50
Newark and Paterson via Newark, G45 $40 1870 III.
BIO 4.2O 5:2O $50, 1880 and IL midnight. Saturday
nights only. EundayS 9:l5 N; $40 $3.50
SuncTu s. 1850, 800 1920 M l3b 300 ., 53O $40 SD
NJ and II midnight sundays g. 800. 1920 M lao, $780,
< D IN, and II midnight
Warwick, 1850 nj 4;6Opm.
Ncwburg and Cornwall 75O, IN, $780, 49, pm. Sun.
day $50 N, Up III. =.
91 G0"ycn s. 80 O. 1920 m $780, i3O g. sl5 NJ suud
o1t,1rtowD g. 1850, g. 1920 a m. $3.50. 30. g. 8l5pm
tay g. $50 1920 "a G:3O The $50 and 80
= m ans cOunoGt with Midland Railroad Main-st
a M cain 81 OF - MHn-st. only.
500 g. 1920 49, e. 5. SlOp sunday,
S.3O 1870 a g, $50, \ m.
3dt quarter Of and quarter after each hour
from I'D "A m 10 g4j y and at lO.i5 aud ll:i5 pm
Tickcts f0r passage apartments In Drawing. Room and
Gnug coaches eau bo Otaned and orders the checking
DO left az the CGmpayA Oiccs,
Nos 2Gl 4O 857 Broadway 1877 Wcst-st. y. y. No.
C,oIIrt-st.. Brooklyn, or al the COmpany's DcpDS.
Yprcss trains the West arrive In NcwHOrk at 7lO
and II 20 n and lO:lO m
"' JOHN n ABBOTT, Gent Pass'r Agent New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave for EngewOOd, COster PicrmODt and
S-v.ct 7in $40 10 m, l. 800 a. 400 b:3O $40 $3.50 u ~
1Imidntght Sundays, z, 9 a III, and 7:lb
Samuel spring valley and MOnsey. 7lO 10 m, $50
euhuA5 John r. ABBOTT. Gem Pnssr Agent New. York.
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CerIure5 ano Msetlna1

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-The regular quar-
~ terly meeting OF this institute viii be held Thursday
November l. 1888 at o'clock at 10 rooms IN The Cooper
Union CYRUF II. LOUTREL, President.
C. NICK LEosER, Recording secretary.
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General Eastern Office corner Church Cortandt SITS
h. Il. BNINGTON, c. 2. a.

n EW II AVEN, MEkIDEN, HARTFORD.
- SPBECFIEID. HOLYOhE. MONTREAL and Intermediate
MS Steamers leave Pier No 25 L. r. at and ~ P N
issndays exceTed connecting with trains ct EkWHANRS cr
MEX IN. HAtTfORD, SPRINGFIELD. &c. Tickets fod nnd
baggage checked ga Broadway y and Coutst Brooklyn
SIcuIsup 10 NeW.H8Ten ami return 81 so
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Summer Resorts.

DAVILI0N HOTEL, Islip, l.. l., will remain
oten until Thursday November /. House heated with
steam. JAMES BLAIEhY PtOpIletOE'
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Dawing ION cars to Boston rom Ne"'LOnoh at 4'Io " d.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East An rail nom Grand Centra Depot
Three express trains daily Sundays eXcepe TO Boston az
m D. (paTlUr Attached) and 10 NJ with palace
sleefip carsl sundays 10 with palace sleeping
Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at p
~ arrives Newport 7;45 p. ParloI-cars attached
Arpuf
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BOSTON, VIA sTONINGTON LINE.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ID MODEL FAST LINE TO TIE WEST.
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington
Trains leave from Penn ylVania r. r. Depot; -. W.
NJ except sunday, for Washington and al points Wot
IN, DAILY FAST EXPRISS, thTouGh hletplhG
coaches 10 Chicago Cincinnati ST. Louis connects loi a
points West. 49,.
H. MIDNIGHT daily Washington and all points West
TimeIabes TfcEetS, Sleeping Berths ana tageage
epply Company's $5. p and G0j Droadway Court
ST. Brooklyn PenDsylyu Railroad
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU
1 SATONIC and NAUGATUCk NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
leave CatErrineslp AZ II a. SSdSt East River,
$40 D. III Fare lower than 10y any other route
EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATS
i KILL MOUNTAINS, landing at CTanStOn's. Cornwall,
NeTDut. NrnorC Milton, Poughleep,ie Esopq. connect
irg With Ulster and Delaware Stony Glove and kaaterSk
Railroads steamboat city OF Springfield leaves Tuesday,
thursday, saturday al p. M. from HauisOn-si.
I FHIGH VALLEY Passenger
trains depot foot Of Corandt and DcsbOsscs sta.
ri $40 a. ~ $40 aud p for EastoD, Bethlehem Allen.
town. Reading, Mauch CAuuCh, Wkesla1c, ToNanda Wa
VERY IthaC Geneva, lyons Buffalo and the West Pullman
through coaches daily. Local trains a. m.
l.. for iaStOn, Bethlehem and COOay.
Trains leaving at $40 and $40 connect for
points in MahanOy and UazletOn coal regions Sunday
4 N local toI Nauch Chunk $40 Leave Mauch Chunk
al ! y.
General Eastern Office corner Church aud Cortandt
h Ii. n. 4. A.
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GrIp iUanleo.
GoruoraIIon Aonce5.

NOTICE.-Proposals for dredging at the foot
~ Of West 40hst aud at the foot OF West 4ths hOr
River viii Do received by the Department OF Docks III ana
ll9 Duanest, until THURSDAY. November 1888, at ~
o'clock For full information the city Record copies
for sale st No. city Hall.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ trains leave for EnglewOOd CIOster PicTmOut and
Nyacf. 40 $50 10 800 400, 63O GAO, $3.50 m,
~ fnidnight Sundays T. a III, and 7:lb = IN.
Samuel spring valley and MOnsey. 7:lO 10 m, $50
sunday J6HN H. ABBOTT. Gem Pnss'r gent New. York
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NORWICH LINE

~ REDUCTION or FARE.
Boston - Worcester, 80 So Nashua IS 20 Portland
rs. and no transfer.
The iron steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
without execution the elegant boat the Sound aud
the favOIie CITY OF BOSTON ..
No 49, North River foot OF Wattst next pler
DcsrTosses-st Ferry, daily except sundays AT r. H.
nMin nn cars o.t0n from New london at AL a. NJ
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nHI -ADEI pHIA And READING Rail-

/ ROAD.--Change Of tue.-1he winter time table viii take
eject Monday % 1888 Trains for New York and Long
Branch r. r. and FOR the New Jersey southern Division WI
leave New York OF Liberty st nj 900 for Point
Pleasant for Point Pleasant and Barnegat with
through ears HOO for Matawan and Freehold with
D. II. FOR Point Pleasant and BridgcOn
with through cars 400 p for Point Pleasant; 430 m
for Red Rank and BarDtga with through train and paror
Tor Lakewood and Manchester 900 ~ for Maawan
and Freehold with through train; GOO 2. for Point
Pleasant sundays at 90 a. and l045 III for Point
Pleasant.
From Pier g. North River 90 for Long Branch and
sunday boats from Pier g. North River VIII
be disCOnt inuod on and after october %
c. G.. HANCOCK, G. 7. and 7. A.
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financial.
OFFICE or TUE

VNHE PEOPLES TELEPHONE COMPANl;E
An adjourned annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company win he held at the Offices OF this Company No so
Broadway rooms and le Friday November 1889 az
A. S. SOLOMONS
ar-y
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Sitnaiions h1autsa--6emales.

AT NINE. ECKSTROM'S Swedish, German
and French Bureau ladies win find capable cooks laun
dree@ss whitFsees ch8nbcrmaids h0ttsc0rkers
sso buffers and foomen references certified l7s Le1ing
tOu-sYe
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Tickets can be procured Lberys Pier No 3 North
River 1872 7 27l $40 1886 dol ~ o. 72l 944 9j7
1917 1928 and COL Broadway 1871 and 749 0havei 1913
and 4CJ 4thave; 342 Sdaye; MvingOnt; 10 Greenwich
st. principal Hotels n NewYoTA city IN BIookyn at
~ In IfoOhen at Erie Office pa Westinghouse " Y.
transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotels
or residence to des dnatiOn.
c. @. HANCOCK,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent Philadelphia
" II. =. BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger Agent il9 IdbeTtyst n Y
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XE1ANTED-S1O Q, OOO-Specal Capital-Busl-
established and strictly nrs best ot REFER
once lyeu and required Address r. l.. r., Tribune once
National Republican., 1883-11-08
EAST WASHINGTON. .

Mr.. John Trusheim accidentally broke his
left leg in the grocery store of Gray q Robey,
in UniOntOwn, yesterday evening at 6oclock.
He was removed TO his home, No. "a Virginia
avenue southwest, and physician sum-
moned
The poundmaster passed through East
Washington yesterday morning, and cap
turcd large number Of dogs.
Two colored boys named Washington Bell
and Walter Nelson were arrested yesterday
by Sergt McCathran, of the substation IN
Uniontown, for throwing stones and breaking
the windows in Douglas hail.
From present appearances the fair being
hold in Uniontown by the ladies of st
Theresa's church will be grand success. II
will probably conclude with ball Mt Odd
Fellows hall ON the twenty-seventh instant
The wedding of Mr. Christopher q. Kyle
and Miss Mary A. Spaulding did not take
place Tuesday evening, as stated in severa
papers yesterday. The ceremony will be per
formed ON the fifteenth instant.
A handsome working model of side whee
steamboat has been completed by Mr.. w
Paul Brown, of this section, and will prob
ably be voted for in either the Odd Fellows
or the Washington Continentals' fair. Tn,
engine is worked by electricity. He has also
made handsome miniature suite Of walnn
bed room furniture. which will bo votel ~
at the Odd Fellows fair.
Clements Lodge of Good Templars held {
largely attended meeting last evening a
Washington hall. The following officer
were installed: w. w. Copeland, w. Q. T..
Miss Lily Donn, WV. T.; J. Thomas Turner
w. +. S.; Mrs. NJ. Il. MahOney, w. r.; Martin
Ebert w, NJ; Miss Ella Hudson, w. c., Mis-
Alice Thompson, W. l. c.; William b. Clark
W. o. G.. An excellent programme was pre-
sented during the good of the order.
Franklin Lodge, X. of r., held larg
meeting last evening at McCauley's hall.
National Republican., 1883-11-08

Chesapeake bay on Wednesday of last week,
while bound from Washington to Norfolk
with load of fertilizer belonging to III. Clay
Jones, was successfully raised on Tuesday by
three of the discharged Washington and
Georgetown railway employees, Messrs. Col
WELL Souder and Rocket, and towed into St.
Georges creek, and the tug S. Thomas Brown
has been sent to bring her up.
Mr.. A. II. Herr has returned from his trip
to Vincennes, Ind, much benefited in health.
Much complaint having been made lately
about the disorderly gang of colored youths
who disturb the residents of the neighbor-
hood of Twenty-seventh and streets, the
police have determined to put stop to it,
and raided the party on Tuesday night, sue
ceeding in capturing one of them, James
Dove, who forfeited So collateral in the police
court yesterday.