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National Republican., 1883-07-19

your wonderful medicine, Hunts Remedy,
] could not lift pound. After giving II q
fair trial. began to improve and can now
truly say IL was Godsend to me- as / am
now able to do my household work and enjoy
the best of health. | have recommended
Hunts Remedy to two of my neighbors who
have been greatly benefited by it. This letter
| send voluntarily. with the hope that it will
be the means of inducing some sufferer to
use Hunts Remedy, and be cured as l have
bppn -
National Republican., 1883-07-19
Changes Made by the Board Ycsterdny-
Some Interesting Facts Picked UP.

Some Interesting Facts Picked UP.
The board of assessors had lively time at
their meeting yesterday, and in fact 1t is
usually lively every day for people, both mon
and women, are continually coming in to ex-
anime the books to see the rate fixed against
their property, and if it is deemed too high
they at once go for Clerk Shoemaker for
blank appeal so that they can bring the case
to the notice of the board as soon as possible.
Having filed an appeal they are usually i'm
patient until it is sacted upon. evidently under
the impression that their case is the one par
ticular thing that the board should first con-
slider.
Changes are continually being made by tho
board, however, without an appeal, whore, in
their opinion, the individual assessor erred
in Judgment. The greatest number of these
changes have been made in the sixth district,
and it is generally conceded that the greater
portion of the estimates in this district have
been too low. Yesterday the board appointed
committee, consisting of Messrs. Taylor,
More and Purman, to examine the assess
ments of property on Columbia heights and
Mount Pleasant. 1t was also ordered that the
improvements on lot 3, square 1Si, be re-
duced from $4,000 to $4,000; on lot 4, from
$4,000 to $27000 and on lot part" from
S25,000 to $4,000. Improvements on lots A
and b, square 127, reduced to $4,000; lots 0
and 10, square 165, to $4,000. All the lots in
squares 656, 65s, 661, 663. and 667 and east of
667, facing on First street, wsre reduced to 2
cents per foot. The lots fronting on East
Capitol street, in squares 657, $780, 662, and 664
were changed to 3 cents per foot
In order to ascertain what some of the
prominent buildings in the city were valued
at by the assessors, an examination of the
books was made yesterday with the follow
ing result;
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Visiting Pedestrians.

Yesterday morning six young men from
West Chester, Pa, passed through the city on
foot, with their blankets and camping outfits
strapped on their backs They had tramped
it all tho way from Pennsylvania, and it is
their intention to go through Virginia and
North Carolina, camping out and roughing il
all summer. They halted on Fifteenth street
and had their boots blacked, After few
hours rest they proceeded ON their way to
the south.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
Rocllester Beer.

your money back.
Delivered to any part of the city, by dozen
or case, at 75c. per dozen. Order by mail or
telephone F. ii. FINLEY,
1000 Pennsylyania ayenue.
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A Clear Saving OF $3.50.

$l6.50 blue English serge suits for $40
Having made up duplicate of these suits
and the season drawing to close we are
compelled to make a sacrafce or carry them
over.
Eiseman Bros, corner of Seventh and Z.
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COULD NOT LIFT A POUND.

The above are the words of Mrs Harriet
Bailey, of Putnam, Conn. She writes May
3, 1883; 81 have been troubled with kidney
aud liver disease for two years. l suffered
severely in the back and loint. Before taking
National Republican., 1883-07-19

Fresh Alderney butter ehurned every morning
and delivered in 4 h. "WRrd" prints at 35c. per 10
Also cottage cheese, sc. per BALL buttermlk, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk, DC. per quart.
National Republican., 1883-07-19

LOCAL MENTION.
The Republican
Book AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Corner Tenth and ID Streets.

The Largest and Most Complete
JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHM TENT
in the city, and one OF the most extensive in the
United States. Possesses every facility for the
prompt execution of all kinds of work, from
NEAT CARD OR CIRCULAR
to q
MONSTER POSTER,
in any variety Of colors at the shortest notice. and
on the most reasonable terms
Country Merchants, Farmers, and others re.
quiring
STORE BILLS, PUBLIC SALE BILLS, &C.,
will find it 10 their advantage to call AT address
THE REPUBLICAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Washington.
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THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. SOo Ninth street, near Penn :
sylyanig avenue.
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A Ronn Flde Rargnin.

Those $lG50 blue English serge suits re-
duced to $40
Eiseman Bros, corner Of Seventh and L.
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BnIheSds, Note, and Letter Head,

CIRCULARS, CARDS, &C., &C.,
NEATLY PRINTED AT
The REPUBLICAN jos PRINTING OFFICE.
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The shooting yesterday was 5 shots at each

EpEY's Carbolic Troches cure colds and
prevent disease.
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SHOOTING AT THE ARSENAL.
The Scores Made Mt the Trials on Tues
day and Yesterday.
900 800 600

The shooting at the arsenal Monday was
with ten shots at a range. The score was as
follows:
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SMOKE the Longfollow Cigars. You'll like
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Job Printing
"AIdernoy Dairy Wagons.r

or every description executed neatly at the short.
est notice at THE REPUBLICAN Job Rooms.
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Buy the Longfellow Cigars. Sold by all
dealers.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
sT- NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS.

nS3JS FREDK sPRINGMANN, G. L SPRING
W. MANN Springmann Bros, Nos. 6l8. 6ls, CD
Maryland avenue southwest, are prepared 10 do all
kinds local express business delivering TO and from
the railway depots aud steamboat wharveB. Hand
ling furniture and heavy machinery our speciality.
orders solicited We give our personal attention.
Sprlngmann Bros References; g. 8. SheOd, 400 Ninth
and ID northwest; Hayward a Hutchinson Ninth,
near ID northwest; Manager W. u, Tel. Co.; Manager
Nat Tel. Co. Nat hep. Pub, Co; T. Tourney.
RsS9 PlnkhRms Compound, CureAline Cams
Corns Solvent, and all tho new remedies at
COUGHLIN'S, Masonic Temple
mFD KNIGHTS ASTHMA CURE, IRON,
ESS Hop Hostetters, and all the Bitters and
Tonics at COU0HLIN'S
F and Ninth streets northwest
h~5a~ AIR PILLOWS, BAGS, AToMIZERS.
ESS Douches, and other Rubber Goods at
COUGHLIN'S. Masonic Temple.
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THE NEW ASSESSMENT.

EVERYBODY smokes the Longfollow Cigar.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
SprtiaI 9lotitrs.
.sP@ PoSToFFICE NOTICE.

NAL
Foreign mails for. the week ending July 81 will
THURSDAY.-At ll.30 a. m, for Germany, France,
&c,i per steamship suevla, via Plymouth, Cherbourg
Eur99Pean countries must be directed per suevlaV
City ofPuebla, via Havana: nj iSo p M for EnE.
rope, per rs Istesmship Republic via Queenstown; at
FRIRAAYdAt saIA TscSt p6r, 70 for Sen.TS AmerIGa the
per 1L steamship city Of Para via Aspnwa; at p.
sXTTRpA teO a. M PEI for S' seoahd Nqe direct per
steamship Crcassia, via glasgow at a. m. for
Merp; ~ ii q. M for Germany, &C, per steamship ar
sler saler yia southampton and Bremen Qetters for
be directed per ssier AZ f2 m. Tor Europe per
mnda AZ isG Tor Cuba and Porto 'ie Rico. per per
Mail; ffoorT, Australia New Zealand, Sandwich
gdneE gd va an steamship hg1o city 81
az p & m Mails HI Tor China ana Japan, per steam.
@ I fi oa so5 9 40 ae 'mhero Vasan trancisco) close
S .TRe sghedgie Of Closing % of mail, /,
70 san S ,ae a o lied
sallng OF steamers are dispatched thence the same
HENRY @. PEARSON.
PosTorFIcE NEW YORK. July 10, issa
ncJs NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,
=
The Board of Equalization of the assessment OF the
real estate in the District of Columbia under the act
OF March g. ls3 will be in session daily and hear
plants from taxpayers until the FIRST MONDAY
IN AUGUST, at which time the assessments and
equalization will be finally completed and reported
10 the Commissioners of the District Of Columbia.
All ttxpayers are invited to examine the books In
this ohce which contain the new assessments of their
= ny order of the Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia. ROBERT =. DODGE,
Assessor District of Columbia.
M~s CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD; HooDs,
49, Ayers, and other sarsaparillas' and all the
CUUGHLINs DRUG STORE.
kSS FEED DEALERS.
Pure clover. cut and delivered at."-sl5o0 per ton
Mixed clover and timothy, at.... ........ 1850
All hay Guaranteed as represented low
$40 and s2l seventh street northwest
nSBe PREPARED BIRD FOOD, SEED. SAND,
R22 &C.. Eys Cream Balm, Holmans Pads Pure
Cod Liver Oil. so cents n pint, at -
flBo DIR. II. o CANDEE, vITAPATHIo
k-SS Physician. employ all the vast health Ie-
sources source Of nature scientifically applied through
tricy and vital magnetism. treat all difficulties
hemorrholds, malaria, all blood diseases, &c, Con-
.office, 0O6 + street northwest opposite Masonic
Temple.
RSd5D DIR. HARTLEBEN, SUCCESSOR TO DR.
~ Carman, 10l5 Fourteenth street northwest
Fine Dentistry at reasonable (see Evening STARK
elehteen years experience my5tt
N1Je HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES, sPECI.
- fcs, Witch Hazel Oil Traoheal Drops, Nes-
ties, Mellins. Neaves, and other Infants Food. at
RSg JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE, NOTARY PUB
Lie, AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
1921 street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-19

WHEN your wfe's health is bad, when your
children are sickly, when you feel worn out
use Browns Iron Bitters.
National Republican., 1883-07-19
THE RFrORD.

EquitU Court-Judoe JdmCs.-Rhodes VS.. Kelly et
nj decree for payment OF legacy. Sipes VS.. Green
on hearing. Adjourned until to-day.
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Cost Of the Telegraph Strike.
THE LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.

Cost Of the Telegraph Strike.
THE LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES.
From the New York Herald.
1t has been estimated by one OF the managers OF
the strike that the strikers lost $500 600 In
In the four weeks The company, 1t has frequently
been estimated, was paying its operators sc, 900
day, or $500, 600 month SO that IL two-thirds OF
all the operators struck the estimate OF the loss to
the strikerS-$400 0O0-would be verified from the
company'S pay-rOlS. But the public Is also inter-
ested In learning what the loss was the Western
Union. In the second week OF the strike, when Mr..
threequarter business" he also said that an esti-
mate published In the Herald putting the daily
loss OF the company at $4,000, less the saving on
the payrolls, was "nearer right than any estimate
Mr.. somerville said he thought the falling
on OF business In the f1rst week OF the
strike was about thirty per cent, and In
the other three weeks about fifteen per cent
This would give an average falling OF in business
OF nearly twenty per cent for the whole time II
cent or It's business IL was losing $4,000 daily.
when 1t was losing twenty per cent OF It's business
1t would be losing $24 COO daily, less the saving in
difference between the Old pay roll at $4,000
have been, according to the companys state
ments at least twO-thirds OF the former. On that
basis the company would have lost about SIG 600
daily, or nearly 100000 during the entire strike.
This is only an estimate OF the direct losses OF the
company, the indirect losses it would be hard to
compute. In discussing this phase OF the strike
yesterday gentleman made the point that the
western Unions losses by the strike were not like
those OF the railroads during the freight handlers
strike in 1882, where what could not be carried
the case OF the telegraph strike 1t was dead. IT.
Tedeemable loss.
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Foreign News by Cable.

MURDERED HIS FIVE CHILDREN AND THEN COMMIT
TED SUICIDE
BREsLAu, August IA landlord in this city yes
terday murdered his five children by hanging
Them and then committed suicide.
KING MILAN.
VIENNA, August 2l.-Ktng Milan: OF Servia, has
arrived here, and has visited Count KalnOky, I'm
perial minister OF foreign affairs
THE SHOOTING OF CAREY.
LONDON August 2l-DetailS received by mall Of
the shooting OF James Carey by Patrick ODon-
when he discovered at Cape Town that Carey was
on board the KngfauIs Castle, exclaimed, Had
known that he was on board would have swung
for him."
BRIGANDs CAPTURE GOVERNOR
CONsTANTINoPLE, August 81. - Brigands have
captured the governor and several councillors OF
FlOr1an, near SalOniCa. They demand 100000 for
the ransom OF the captiveS.
CHINA WANTS TO BUY 100000 RIFLES
LONDON, August 21.-The Standards Berlin cor
respondent asserts that the Chinese government
Is negotiating with Germany with a view to the
purchase OF 100000 rifles.
FRANCE AND CHINA.
The Paris correspondent OF the Times says the
statement that NJ. Tricon would shortly leave
China for Japan is an admission Of the suspension
or negotiations between France and China. The
1eur says ens OF NJ Trieon to
from Shanghai without an open appearance OF a
rupture.
A STATUE OF LAFAYETTE.
PARIS. August 2l.-A statue OF Lafayette will be
unveiled at LIE Puy, capital OF the department OF
Haute Loire on september 9Th. NJ. Waldeck-
Rousseau, minister of the interior; Gen. Th1bau-
din, minister OF war, and Mr. Morton, the Ameri-
can minister, will be present at the ceremony.
FRANCE, GERMANY AND SPAIN.
The HavaS news agency denies the statement Of
the Madrid correspondent OF a London local news
agency printed yesterday that the Spanish cab
met had resolved to seek the support OF Germany,
in view OF the attitude of France toward Spain.
THE FRENCH IN MADAGASCAR.
Rear Admiral Galfber the successor OF Admiral
Pierre in the command OF the French feet In
Madagascar waters, Will meet Admiral Pierre at
Reunion. He will afterwards 60 to Tamatave, and
open negotiations with the HovaS He will insist
upon French prOtectOrate over northwest NADIA
gaScar. the abolition of the law relating to the
tenure or land by Europeans, and the payment to
latter demand may be waived however, II the
others are complied with.
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RAILROADS.

:. TIE S III HA5f H$E E5SzHEzz
s1l1 fs. Efrh hAf i sin f fsss
TRANS LEA I'VE WAsh = FROM STATION CORNER
CT Fit burg aud the " bicsgo Lihstei xpress
sIy %t S5 Seem: Ss.y Paif
aFTgharg i to ae sd matt W1ster9 srress 7so
nst- Also. connects. except Saturdays, for Chica
e csr nna o a s,sh
3;50f M dai y. for Ilttsburs and the West. with
ssnPs s esr T9fhs to Rs ehsC
Fer Erie. Canandaieua. Rochester. Buffalo Niagarsn
Mgshl gton to Canandaigua. and Harrisburg to
For Wiiham.port Lock Haven and tlm,ra. at $50
a.. M daily. except sunday;
80 a:2C $50 and 200 y m. On SUNDAY. ! -.
e 4a s1 100 m Limited Limit Esp1ess Of Pullman
For Boston without change 100 p M every Week day.
For q E seRSy al through ira ms cnnec. a.
J,rs:y CITY with boats Of Bro kyn Annex, s<ord-
City, street. avoiding double
fo' r II sna 5ns 100 a. M 1910 1?o 40
Io:3op: Limited Express. $50 a. NJ daily. ex.
For Baltimore 40. 500 $780, $50 1o:4o a. M. and
l;5o s:a5, 40. 40 800 7:so. s5o and 1920 2.
ForFore's Crs,t Line. GAO am. and 40 p M daily
For Anaapols. $40 an and 44o pm. daily. except
{SASssf ssBEREz zsD sA
Fer A!exandra $50 100 600 II 100 and IL 80 a. M.
300. 4:2o. 500. Goo 500 and III 30 PM ON
SUNDAY at $50 9. 20 II 100 IN. $500 p.
For Riehmond end the SOUTH $50 and II 100 am
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. 600, 500.
10 :0S and 1929 AIN; 1890 300. 1927. $40, 700
anC9:lO p.m and IL 100 mdni.rht On Sunday ut
- co. ard 10 :O5 a. M. :OO and $40 pm.
Tickets and information at the office. northeast cor
ne OF l3, street and Pennsy and at the
station, where orders be eft the checking Of
Luggage 10 destination from hotels and residences
Il. General PASSENGER
CHAS T. PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

EXTENsIyE S s OF GROCERIES Hs COMPRISING
AND AN, q, 1T S,., CHOW CHOW, PICKLES.
Wab VIII wv 1an Gof papE
AND PAPER BAG. TEA CADDIES, TN AND
GLASSWARE. CROCKERY, LAMPS. &c; COAL
OIL AND LARGE TANK, COAL HODs. ICE
SGaL lie FIN n LA y COFFEE MILL s1LVEK
TIERS AND FIXTURE &C. &C.: ALSO, HORSE,
WAGON AND, HARNESS, BEING THE ENTIRE
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES CON
Tanned IN STORE No. 1925 BRIDGE STREET,
GEORGE TOWN. D. c.. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST TWENTY
NINTH. 1888. at TEN O'CLOCK. at 1926 Bridge
street will sell the above nearly and complete
stock. The stock and fixtures will be at private saeu
until Goth instant and offers a splendid opportunity
for investment. Store for rent. For further in
formation apply to the auctioneer.
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
au17-10t Auct,opeer
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ELoPING WITH BREWERS DAUGHTER-Thr n
7. Tribune OF to-day says: The report that Louis
Woerner. bookkeeper and collector for Meltzer's
brewery, OF No. % SchOleS street, Brooklyn. had
elOped with Miss Wilhelmina MeliZer daughter of
the late head OF the brewery, CAUSED much gossip
yesterday In the sixteenth ward OF BrOOklyn
where they were well known Woerner and Miss
Meltzer disappeared simultaneously on last We'd
neSday night, and their friends were at first I'M.
willing to believe that they had eloped, but as no
trace or either could be found they were forced to
think 1t true. Woerner attended to hts business
as usual the day OF his departure, and handed In
the money he had collected. Woernef had been
employed oy MeltZer for seven years, ana Is about
thirty-nve years OF age. He had abandoned his
wife and child three years old. Miss Meltzer Is
one OF eight children, and Is twenty years Old
day and did not return. 4 report that Woerner
drew money from bank before going away Is de-
MED.
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/ Opinion of COuraney
AN OLD TINE oARsMAN SAYS HE HAS NOT GOT THs



SPEED"
Atelegram from Newburgh, August 18th, says:
Timothy DOnoghue. an old time oarsmen who ID
now engaged making oars for nearly all the col
lege crews Hanlan, Ross, Ten Eyck, Courtney and
others. has Just got back from the Watkins re-
gatta lie is a keen observer OF men and rowing
events and his opinion is worth something He
said that In his opinion Courtney was outrowed.
s,,S a0n't think" ne said that he could beat
and Ross when Hanlan offered to give Lee $50
II he could beat Courtney IN the trial heat.
Ross then spoke up and wanted TO know II
ne was included in that Yes, said Hanlan, 4
viii give you fifty. too. II You beat him. As It
turned out, they both beat him. and fairly, too.
Courtney'S story that Lee fouled him was rather
thin. 1 was looking at them with glass from
the grand stand, and at no time did Lees oars
come nearer than a blades length OF Courtneys
Why, the referee was friendly TO Courtney, and
everybody else was interested In having him In
the race: and II there had been q possible excuse
Lee would have been thrown out and Courtney
would have got place. No. he has not got the
speed. While Ross, Lee and others have been inn
proving In the last fewe ars, Oh arley Courtney
has been standing still He cannot row any
faster to-day than he could five years ago.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON.

TIT, =, 81: Er L w ~ ,,-
noug,E TIA CMAsH H. TO fo,rp,rn.
Schedule to take erect SUNDAY, MAY 18th. 1885,
avenue and STREET 'e''e'
For Chieago. Cincinnati Louisville and st. Louis
Tlr Ugh Caches and PaIsce sleeping Cars to asose
io;n5s w hont change; lo:loa H. daily to Chicago.
For IiStsburs, Cleveland and Detroit at $3.50 a. m.
Nh %ls at'aehsd solid train to Pitts
Fer Toledo and Detroit Monroevine. 1o:l5 am.
fcr aF an marcy Sex York at 10 m
fS ss sSd ssnay Rad $40 m daily
For n1cs r.'i aiSs So SO s19
For Bslts5e on "a. sana so go 1905 am.
For maj OILS e. 40 n. Il 10 and 49o: On Sunday
Gam. lao pm.
s @ p Ta.9 s5 sa s saa
pm. For stations on metropolitan Branch, rs
daily $50 I'M daily a anespt sn
day' ior Frederick. $50 Am. lois IN. and 4:45
For Hasesshwn 1ol5 H.. daily except Sunday 5:45
Train arrive rive from the West daily GEO. 1885 am.
From Sev XosE ahhS Philadelphia. 2ss. $50 am.
From Anrarolis, $40 am. ESQ. 6:37 pm ; Sunday,
From staunton a:i5 p H.. daily EXCEPT Sunday.
ron Ia fTgHe5'ek I5d mt F9sn,o $50 M
Trains leave Baltmors for Washington at2 40 60
44e 5: 6;25: 1880, 800 and II 80 pm. on sun
s 635 80 and 500 p. m. :. ''''' lou ='a0'
fltraius from Washington stop at Relay Station ex-
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
pho IeAe' ststoa s1s and l
VIII lie taken for baggage to he checked and received
T. st. A. cI l. NJ Minis ss'k; NJ of T.. Baltimore.
my'4 &. X LORD. Gent Passenger Agent.
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Saratoga Races To-day.

SARATOGA, N. Y. August 2l.-The attendance Is
very good; the weather ia clear and hot, and the
track rather heavy. The first race-one mile-was
won by Mediator, JacObus second and Capias
third. Time, 1:45X.
The second race, three-quarters OF mile, for
tWo-year-oids, was won by Welcher, Ascalon sec
ond, and Sandaval third; time :lSk.
The third race, Clarendon hote, stakes for three
year-Old FLIES, mile and a quarter, was won by
All-Hapds-Around,B Blue Grass Belle second, Vera
third; time 2:13.
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DIED
CAMPBELL. On the 18th Of August, 1883 ROBERT
CAMPBELL in his sixtieth year OF his age.
Weep not for our dear father,
His blessed spirit II fed;
He sweety sleeps III Jesus
Amidst the silent dead.
We will think how safe forever
In that sweet home of love,
The dear one for VIII Oh sorrov.
IL now with his God above.
The hopes Of fond wife
Lay crushed in gloom;
The pride OF his chi dren,
Lays cold In the tomb.
BIZ Hrs CHrIpnRN
Funeral to take place from his late residence South
Capitol and streets southwest Wednesday at three
m. Friends and relatives respectfully invited
attend Tuscorora Tribe. No. 3. H. NJ. Ceptrai Lo ige
No i. 10 OF; Lebanon Lodge. No. T. T. A NJ,
are invited. q.
LAWSON. On August 20. 1889, at 80 O'Clock m,
months.
His funeral will take place from his sons residence
NO. 1904 10th street southeast, on Wednesday morn.
ins. at 10 O'Clock.
WHITLOw. Departed this life on August 20, 1883
In his twenty seventh year, THOMAS WHITIOW.
Funeral Will take place Thursday, u. m, from his
mothers residence. No. ZIG Armory street between
Third and Four and half street street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.