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National Republican., 1883-03-05
EAST WASuNGTON.

Many interesting features were included in
the services at East Washington churches yes.
terday, and the average attendance was good
At the navy yard congregation of sailors
from the men -Oi-war lying there listened tC
Chaplain Samuel Kramer, who conducted di-
vine service in the morning. A well attended
Sabbath school anniversary was held at the
Twelfth street NJ. Il. church last evening.
Holy communion was administered at the
Fourth street NJ. l.. church during tho fore
noon service. At the Waugh NJ. T.. church,
Rev. f. A, Dony, of the Wyoming conference,
occupied the pulpit in the morning, and an
intcrestiOng missionary anniversary was held
in the evening. The Suffering Savior y
was the interesting topic Mt the Eastern Pres
byterian church. Tho prayer meeting theme
ut the Metropolitan Baptist church yesterday
evening was "Swearing;" after the evening
service the ordinance OF baptism was admin
istercd to several converts, A very interest.
ing railway mems prayer meeting was con-
Quoted at the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 3
o'clock by Miss L. Lewis.
The police picked up another insane man
yesterday, who was wandering aimlessly about
the streets. He gave the name of James C.
Britt and said he was from Pittsburg, Pa
where he had been working as blacksmith
He imagines that he is u murderer and is fee.
ing from justice. 4 reporter visited the un'
fortunate man in his cell last night and he
said "They hung three ofthem Monday and
two of them Tuesday, but | have been re.
spitcd, and think they will hang me to-mor-
row." When asked who he was accused ofmur,
dering he said My wife. They found her
with bullet hole in her head and the pistol in
my pocket" He will be taken to police head.
quarters this morning and probably from
there to the insane asylum,
Hereafter religious Sc rvices will be held q
the jail every Sunday at 10 o'clock m, by MI
Hilton, the prison evangelist, assisted by del
cgations of young folks from the Metropolitan
Presbyterian church of Capitol Hill. The
services yesterday were quite interesting and
tho inmates of the institution participated
with evident pleasure A large assortment oi
members of the above church, were distributed
among the cells at the conclusion of tho ser,
vices.
The cold water people participated in three
temperance meetings east of the capitol yester
day. At Hahn S hall, AnaCOstia, the w. &. Il. u
held forth. DIR. Q. A. Norton and other prom
incnt gentlemen addressed the temperance
meeting at the North Carolina Avenue NJ. =
Mission, and union meeting of w. q. y. u
and Y. NJ. q. A. was held at the Seamens
Bethel retreat A number of pledge signer'
was the general result
The funeral of Mr.. William b. Lusby
oldest son OF Robert Lusby, esq, took place
from the family residence, 1929 Eleventh
street southeast, yesterday afternoon at 2;3C
o'clock and was la rgely attended by relations
and friends. The deceased was young mar
of exemplary character, wide acquaintance
an d great popularity.
The funeral of Mrs. White wife of DIR
White, the chiropodist, took place from the
family residence yesterday evening, and wa
argely attended,
National Republican., 1883-03-05
The Lawrence Barrett Dramatic Club.

Lawrence Barrett has taken quite an inter
est in the dramatic club in this city named in
his honor, and whenever he Wits Washing
ton shows the young men some mark of his
regard. Last year he witnessed a special per-
formancc of Julius Caesar" by the club, and
expressed his qualification at its excellent
rendition. 1t was the desire of the club this
year to tender Mr.. Barrett formal reception,
but he declined that honor, and said he would
prefer to meet the members quietly. SO on
Friday he visited the club rooms on + street.
and spent some time with the members and
their friends. He was much pleased with the
quarters of the club, and gave the young peo-
pie some decidedly good advice. r,ri
The club has now in rehearsal, "The Mar
Bile Heart" which it is proposed to give at the
National theater at the close of the season
with the following cast Raphael Duchatlet
Charles B. Hanford; Ferdinand Voltage, Will
lam A. Lackey; NJ. Veaudore, S. Il. Flynn
Frederick De Courcy, q. b. Rheem Vincent
Chateaumargaux f. B. Noycs Lord Merton
j. X. Lyttcll; John, Howard Mcldrum; Mile.
Marco Miss Julia Wheeler Clcmcntine, Miss
Clara Cunningham Nine. Duchatlet, Miss
Kcnnfoct; Marrictte, Miss V. Faust Fedora
Miss Mollie Bond; Marie, Miss Anita Rolfe ;
Julie, Miss MOntrOse.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
Real Estate.

Deeds showing the following transfers OF
real estate were filed for record yesterday, as
shown by report to J. L. Omstcad:
on Maryland avenue, 2j feet through to % feet
inches oil ID street south, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets west, sublOt 8, square DOS,
James NJ. Narnum, executor, to j. NJ. Varnum,
trustee. s72i.
On Maryland avenue, 2j feet through to % feet
inches on ID street south, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets west subot a. square Dos Isabel
Hill Sargent to Fred c. Aigcltinger
on alley rear Of street south, between Ninth
and Tenth streets west west - of sublOt 80, square
3Sl (2L feet by dcph), and on Tenth street west,
between ID and j. streets south, pnrt OF lot 10.
square 353 ~ feet inches front By 80 feet 10l =
Leitth, nominal.
on 4 street north between Fifteenth and Six
teenh streets west sublots IL and A. square 100 5
feet front by 80 feeU Diller d. Croft to j. Ledyard
Hodge, $500.
On street north between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west, west part Of lot ~ square
l50 90 SS 100 feet front by 100 81 100 Cet Charles
Pavson to Lydia r. Mcdonald, S23S2. SO.
On NJ street north, between Twenty fifth and
Twcny..ixth streets west west part of lot q square
y (3l feet inches front by l3O feeD, james W..
Nickens to Frances Mason, $3.50.
On CorcOran street. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets west, sublot 1871. square $40,
Clnrles G. Martin to Daniel Luther, $1,000.
On street south, between Second und Third
streets east part of lot TO- square IG3 (wcst % feet
~ inohc front by depth), Catharine Howard to
Paul Bonavides, nominal.
COUNTY.
OfRockville Washington Turnpike Road com.
pnny land sublOts aud ID, Susan B. Devan to Ed.
ward Greer $500.
Ethngham Place, lot X, block 90, Allen Poin.
dexter to Almos B. Boguc, $1,000
Barry farm, lot 2G, section Z, 5. c, Pomeroy ct al,
to Edward Toliver, $3.50.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
WHAT JESUS HAS DONE,

AS TOLD BH BISHOP KEENER, or NEW OR
LEANS, AT THE MOUNT VERNON CHURCH.
At the Mount Vernon NJ. L. church south,
at the corner of Ninth and X streets north
west, the pulpit was occupied yesterday by
Bishop John &. Kcener, of New Orleans who
preached two powerful and instructive SER
mons. In the morning he took his text from
| the fourth verse Of the third chapter of
Jonah: "And Jonah cried and said yet forty
| days and Nincvch shall be overturned" The
| lessons drawn were pointed and effective, and
the eXhortations earnest and telling.
At night the bishop took for his text the
| fifth verse of the nineteenth chapter of the
gospel according to Saint Mark: Tell them
what Jesus has done for you" In this dis
course the reverend gentleman spoke of the
conflict between the Son of God and Satan, the
enemy of God and of man. This conflict has
been wagcd for ages and is rs fierce as ever
to-day. Satan strives for the mastery Of
the soul, spreading around the unwary
every species of allurcmcnt TO draw their
feet IRON the paths of rectitudc.
Numbcrlcss arc the devices employed
to deceive those who desire to do right and it
is only by the most rigid and prayCrIul in
quiry that the certainty of avoiding evil can
be obtained. As against this perpetual hos
tilty of the devil to everything that is good
his continual attacks upon the weak and
NuNVllHg, lutIt wis pIcStllcu lllt illSHly
power Of the Son of God over the devil, the
archadvcrsary or sin, which is tho work Of
Satan and his representative.
He referred to the first two chapters of the
book Of job, which give graphic and dra-
matte account of the conflict between God and
the sin of man. Every trial that man could
be subjected to wus'visited upon job. His
stock, his lands, his property Of every kind
was swept away, his children were taken
from him, and then he was himself at
tucked with the most tantnlizing and ag.
grayating of diseases. And yet during all
these trials Jobs perfect reliance upon
the goodness and justice of God never iatcrcd
nor did his faith wavcr. He realized that in
these aillictions his faith was being tested and
in all the darkest days he blessed the power
that chastcncd him. He then drew the pic
turc Of what the Son of God had done for
man; of the wonderful life and works of
Jesus on earth and the sacrifice of His life
which took away sin from the world, and
urged thatHll should seek forgiveness through
His intcrCcsSOry power.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
LETTERS no THE EDITOR.
To Me Editor.
CHRISTIANITY AND MASONRY.


CHRISTIANITY AND MASONRY.
In your issue of March 9 your correspondent
NJ" speaks Of mo with great severity
desire brief reply. The National Christian
association was chartered in 1874, and has
among its objects to "exposc, withstand, and
remove secret societies, freemasonry in par
ticular, in order to save the churches of Christ
from being depravcd, the administration of
justice from perverson, and our republican
government from corruption" Now, whether
this is an infamous business, and whether Mr..
Starry is "pcrjurer" or "liar" depends
upon whether frccmasonry is u good in
stitution, but especially whether Mr.. Starry
broke any covenant or violated an obligation.
10 all who have carefully considered this
matter he did not. Every Mason is assured
previous to his initiation that his masonic
covenant shall not interfere with his moral,
his civil, or his religious obligations Now
in the opinion of William Writ "a II. A.
Mason), j. @. Adams, Daniel Webster, Will
liam II. Seward Milard Fillmore, John G.
Spencer, Thad. Stevens and host of others
who were eminent for pietv, patriotism and
learning, the covenants of Masonry do inter-
fere with moral, civil and religious obliga-
tons, and hence are rOid, because obtained through
misrepresentation. Mr.. Starry believes that he
has no right to conceal what William Writ
called a conspiracy against God and hui
manity.' | esteem it an honor TO represent
an association which has for its object to OPP
pose an institution which William H. Seward
and others declared "tramplers on every
government that it cannot control"
II. II. HINMAN.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
Gre., Activity nj the yyno,vc.

Harbomuster Sutton has reported the fol-
lowing recent arrivals ut the river front
Schooner Helen Benedict Captain Munson,
ll32 tons ice for Great Falls Ice company;
schooner Carrie Farson, Captain Bricc, 10000
feet lumber for johnson Il Wimsatt schooner
Walter, Captain Calvin, 10000 feet lum-
Der for George A. Shehan; schooner
Mount Vernon, Captain Ward - cords
wood for j. o. Carter; schooner Sally, Cap
tain Jordan, 25 cords wood for j. o. Carter;
schooner Two Sisters, Captain Knight. 35
cords wood for j. o. Carter schooner Z. A.
Cummings, Captain Wherlow, 60 cords wood
for j. o. Carter; schooner Grey Hound, Capt.
Davis 20 cords wood for i. o. Carter sloop
DauntlcSs, Capt. Lutrcl, 600 bushels oysters
soop Emma, Capt. Wells, 800 bushels oysters;
schooner Il. +. Gillis, Capt. Emmngcr 900
bushels oysters; pungy Independent, Capt.
Hardin, 800 bushels oysters; pungy Charlie,
Capt. Collision, 800 bushels oysters {; schooner
CONSERVATION, Capt. Blank, 600 bushels oys-
ters steamer Bell May, Capt. Parsons 1900
punches fish for II 4. Golden; schooner Kitty
Ann, Capt. Roberts, 500 bushels oysters.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
The EnlInn schoola.

A special train will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac depot tomorrow, at n, H.
which will carry a party Of distinguished
gentlemen and their lady friends to Carlisle,
Pennsylvania. The purpose Of the excursions
its is to visit and inspect the Indian school
at Carlisle. The secretary of the interior
commissioner of Indian affairs, aud both tho
senate and house committees on Indian affairs
Walker Slater, aud Angus CamerOn Repre-,
scntativcs Haskell, Dcering, Rice, Mason
Spaulding, Buck Richardson, Hooker, Well
born, Blanchard, Ainslc and j. X. Jones
will be present with Others of official promi,
ncncc. After the inspection of the school the
party will spend an hour or more in sight,
seeing, and returning reach the city at SAC
n I'M.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
TIE BIRDS SERMON.
BY SAMUEL ADAMS wicetS,

This morn wandered in the wood,
Aud asked wild bird free,
Where dwells true love, the highest good,
Afa lie carol. I'd thus to me:
Love is the sGcramental gin,
Bestowed OH oil your race;
il came from heaven, snow.white DRIFT,
OF purest, sweetest grace.
love IS thy holy Poracletc,
4 comfort and sustain,
10 make thy life with JOY replete,
And Eden bloom again.
Love is the harp OF David sweet,
To calm your wild despair,
And lay your soul at Jesus feet,
An Offering pure and fair
Love is the Holy of HOLES iano
Where burns the sacred flame
That frees the heart from every stain
ofsorrow, guilt, or shame.
Love is the bearing of the cross,
His easy yoke to wear.
Love counts all earthly things but drogs,
So you His crown may wear,
For Love Is God and God is Love,
In Him is perfect rest.
Center thy hopes on things above,
And Love shall fill thy breast.
Love wings thy flight TO realms Of light,
Love opes the gate for thee.
Love decks III robings spotless white,
With palms of victory.
This IS the song the wild bird free
Warbled in tunelul strains.
Ny soul was cheered. lie loyeth me.
My heart the song retains.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
ATnlrs OF The District.

The inspector of buildings has issued an
0rder as result of his inspection of Masonic
temple, directing the construction in the west
section of the building of Il stairway from the
platform of the second floor and the increase
of the width Of windows, reversing doors and
taking other necessary precautions,
The building inspectors report for the
month of February shows siYty-cight new
building permits issued and sixty repairs
made to old buildings,
The commissioners have issued an order di
Tecting the engineer commissioner to remove
the noles placed ON Boundary street, between
Sixth aud Ninth streets, by the National Cap
ital Telephone company without authority
aDd which they been duly notified to remoy
| and failed ".
National Republican., 1883-03-05
ND posroFrIcE NOTICE

w.
Foreign mails for the week ending March 10 will
IUESDAN.-At 10 II, III, for IIayti, per steamship
Alps, via Port au Prince and Jacme; at 10 a. m.
for jamaica, SaVanilla, &C., per steamship AilSa;
at IL IN. for Europe per steamship Alaska, via
Queenstown.
WfDNESDAY.-At 1890 p IN. for Europe. per
steamship BQthnla, via Queenstown Qettes for
France must be directed per Bothna y nt la;;O
y. for France direct, per steamship Chlnda VIA
Ilavre; at l230 y. n for the Netherlands direct,
per steamship Jason, via Amsterdam
TIURSDAS.-At ll:30 u. IN. for Europe, per sleam'
ship Welend via Plymouth, Cherbourg, and liam
burg; at y. m for Nassau and Mgtnnzas, cuba,
per steamship state of Texas; at y. M for Ber-
inuda per steamship OrinocG at 100 p NJ for Cuba,
Porto Rico, and Mexico, per steamship CITY OF
Washington, via Havana.
FRIDAY.-At $40 y. M for Newfoundland and St.
Pierre Miqueon, via Halifax
SATURDA Y.-At $3.50 a. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Baltic, via Queenstown Qetters for Germany
and Scotland must he directed "per Baltic y At
sia via glasgow; ut $3.50 %. III. for Belgium direct,
per steamship Pennland, via Antwerp at 10 a. m.
for Aspnwall and South Pacific, per steamship
Colon; ut II A. M, for Europe, per steamship
for the Windward Islands, per steamship Murie;
at l,30 n. for Cuba and Porto RICO, per steam
ship Newport, via Havana.
Mails Tor China and Japan, per steamship Belgic via
san Francisco close March 40 at z D. m. Mails
for Australia, New Zealand, sandwich and FIJI
Islands, per steamship City OF sydney via San
Francisco close March #3l at p. M.
EThe schedule OF closing of Trans. Pacific mails II
arranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit to San Francisco Mails from the
sailing of steamers are dispatched thence the same
day. ,,,,,,, - ,,,, ,,.
Postmaster
National Republican., 1883-03-05
TIE LOCAL CouRTs.
WHERE DID TIE 1rwrGnx GO TOP

WHERE DID THE JEwELRY GO To2
M. w. Gait Brother & Co., on Saturday en-
tered suit against Hon. Charles l.. Hooker, OF
Mississippi for S114.75, for jewelry purchased
by him. Mr.. H. Fendall appears for the
plaintiffs.
SUIT IN A JUDGMENT.
A suit was entered on Saturday by Eugene
Bottes VS.. James Carrico ct. al. on an original
judgment. Creditors bill for S126.61.
THE RECORD.
Equity Court-Justfce Jdmes-No. 1850. Blbb vs..
Hunter, trustee; authorize to received cost. No.
6,l92, Moore VS.. Harrison; resale ordered. ]. g.
Payne and L. II. Thomas, trustees to sell. No.
1906, Central National bank VS. Harris; ex-
ceptions to auditors report overruled No. S303,
Langley vs. Ferry; sales finally ratified. No as
signment for to day
National Republican., 1883-03-05
'iI o'I,h1 'PI,fhN1NsYIvAN1A ROUTE

rNHE GREAT
sr r,Iy,,U ,DIy0,U4LE TRAGk, sPi;ENlB,IB s56ENERY,,
TRAINS IEhy hyEcT wEsSGToN EhfSaEH o!sa ie@ station
For pi,i1 sHrneT Of Six sixth m and M streets as follows
pTs' pnss & Of Palace Ala sleeping & Snrs e. OS a. M daily
HaTs @ o 20 chGnna m @ Wessr sSeES Ssrf m sS %
M daily with Palace Cars TO Pittsburg aud Cincin-
natl NAL Express, 300 p. M. daily for Plttsburg
- BAITIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Cannndalgun, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara,
$50 D. m daily except saturday, with Palace Cars
- Washington TO Canandaigua.
For Willln,nsport W Lock Haven and Elmira, ut $50
For New York aud the East, 500 n. m., 1890 n M,
H. anf d@Sd ERprSa XXI 9s Of sPq$ Faaa a Pap P
Fop 9r 8oson 8SSr % bnnt m m daily except sunday .
,, day; on SUNDAY, 1870 ?. N. ,--,.-
eS Of fBSs& fas sss Sr
Ing direct transierto Fulton street, avoiding double
For Phadelpha. 500 a. m 1880 q. m 1880, 400 $50,
and ly;29 p n; on sunday 429, 9;So and iO;2G P.
For baltimore G:iO $780, $780, 1890 a. m and 1890 400.
G3O a. M. I:20, J:2U 1850 1850, and 1920 D. m.
For Popes Creek Line, GiO ana 4;lO p. daily.
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and 14o p m. daily. except
ALEXXN pRIA AND FRED DERICKsBURG RAIL-
WAY AND AiEXANDnIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria $50 700 800 1l;Oo and lies A. m.
200, i3O 800 600. 500 and 1880 y. M ON Sunday at
For O RcRmond % % and T. the he sonR Ha o 20 na m a5 a. m
=, daily and 5;O0 p M daily cxespt sunday ooo o.oo
s55 and 1000 a. m; saS TO- 1850 @oo 5'lG 10. and
g0p M: and 1900 midnight, on Sunday at 500,
Tickets and information ut the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street ana Pennsylvanih ave
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
""U J. t. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES Il. PUGH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
Arehale PerLod OF Roman Llterature.

Prof A. p, Montague, of Columbian college,
will deliver the eighth lecture this evening at
o'clock, in the course given to young men
by the Young Mems Christian association,
1909 New York avenue, The subject "Archaic
Period of Roman literature" is one that will
be of interest TO all young men, and especially
TO those attending the colleges and high
schools of the city. The lecture is free to all
young men,
National Republican., 1883-03-05

and your words sincere-and not empty and
false. Strive to come as near as possible in
your sacrifices TO the sacrifice of Him "who
gave His only bcgotten Son that we might
live.N so great was His love for us.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot ofslNth street. every Mon
dny. Wednesday, and Friday, at 8 o'clock u. m,
ouonIng Plnty Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
CoNNEcrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bos.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Firstclass fare to Fortress Monroe ana NOrfoks2 80
Second-class 10 Fortress Monroe and Norfolk so
First-class fare TO Pney Point and Point Lookout 80
Second class fare to Piney Point and P Lookout 10
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays.
anu saw iTiE NEW York STEAMERS.
JOHN GIBSON and u. &. KNIGHT, leave Pier II.
aid Georgetown every Thursday 1T a, m. For par.
ticulars apply Agent Gi Water street. Georgetown,
Tickets and stnerOoms can be secured at general
office, 6s Fifteenth street in Nat; Met, Bank and
o. ticket Office 1851 Pa. ave. 81, Mare Hotel and at
boat, lte3l ALFRED WOOD, secretary.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
Sra6eI,rs' epiS,.
BALTlMoRN AND ONO ONO RAILROAD a
THE MODEL FAsTAND THE ONLY LINE
..--. - -- BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL ftAIISl


Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOV. 70, 1852
jersey avenue aud street.
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and st. Louis,
uhly AZ iJo O. M, lUl5 u. me- Nlj y. M with through
c0aches and Palace sleeping Can to above points,
WnOut change; lO'l5 a. m. daily to Chicago, except
For plttsburg, Cleveland and Detroit at 1915 a. m.
and $40 p m, daly $40 y. M Is solid train to Pitts
burg Win sleeping cars attached.
, lralns for Philadelphia and New York ut $40 n m.
DAILY, except sunday; p. m. and $40 p. m. daily,
withParlor and sleeping Cars attached.
IOr baltimore week days B., 0:30, ESQ 7:i5 s 10.
10 M 1910 22o, 1885, B. $3.50, 43O i4O, 5i5, Z, 7;5o
=. For baltimore on Sundays. 0;3o 745. a. M, 1.25.
Ha5 3, i4O, 5i5, 4 $40 y. M.
for Annapois $3.50 a. M, 1910 and i:4O Sunday,
r. m., $40 y. M
For way stations between Washington and BaitI.
more $50, u. M; 12l0 p 3O 4O 4 and 1880 p. IN.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch SiO $40 a. M,
dO) p M, daily, except Sunday, 44i D. IN. daily for
SthunlOn, $40 o. m; daily except sunday; for Hagers-
town and Frederick $40 "a. m 1918 445 daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily, G:9o 1886 a. m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 1855. s:i5 a. m.
more, 1855, 1865, 9, $40 s;l5 $50 1905 1910 li80 A. n
10y 2O 1lO, 6Jf, 1853, $50, Oi5 y. M; Sundays,
@0 ., $40 lOOO, 1910 n d3T, 1853, $3.50. g4j D. m.
From Annapolis, $50 q. M. 1850 631 b. m; sunday.
1910 n. n B31 y.
From Staunton, 2l0 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
tr IN Frederick, Hagerstown, aud intermediate
points S2j a. Mi Frederick and way stations, G45 n.
M, IiI $40 p m. anu 7.U y. M daily, cHcep sunday.
Al rains lrom Washington stop nt Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore aud
OHIO Ticket Office: WnShingtOn station, Gla and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Fourte nth street
where orders Will be taken for baggage TO be checked
ana received at any point IN the city
Do a.. p A..
National Republican., 1883-03-05
IN A JUDGMENT.
LOCAL MENTION.
EASTER cAHDs-J. Jay Gould, 42l Ninth street.
"AIderney Dairy Wngons.D

Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in y h. "ward" prints, at 55c. peril
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball; buttermilk, Sc
per quart, and sweet milk, sc. per quart.
National Republican., 1883-03-05

For weak lungs, splitting of blood weak
stomach nightsweats, aud the early stages of
consumption Golden Medical Discovery" is
specific, By druggists.
National Republican., 1883-03-05
rNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST

Schedule IN effect Dec ~ Der 81 IsS3:
UlO ~ New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
S1IniheGt2ns I'i Y 10 all points South and Southwest
WIN lullnihn sleeping Cars from Washington
va Danviilo 70 Atlanta. and Atlanta TO New
LYnchburg and Bristol "
f"O F. m.-Lousville Fast Line, daily. via Char.
l9ltesVlle Huntington, and Lexington, to Gin
elnnatl, Louisville and all Western points
nnn Nig p dlrect cOnnectlons ana With solid train
hnu Pnilman sleeping Cars. Washington to
ieS5 ~ ln-soGther Mall and Express. daily, to all
points south and southeast, VIA Danvile and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars, Wash
lngton to AT gu ttGI.
For al points on Manassas Division take 5:iO a. m.
train dnlv. except Sunday For Warrenton
=, lake Gl0 a. IN. ana I:20 u. m. trains, daily.
FOR tickets and all information, inquire ut Com
panys OniCe, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEb
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sells