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National Republican., 1883-06-18
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
G ] | N N | P s
4O4 and 4O6 Seventh Street N. W.,
BRANCH STORE. $50 SEVENTH STREET N. W

We have marked and laid out for sale special lots
of goods In all departments at extremely low aud re-
duCcd prices We do this not for the love OF losing
money, but In hopes that the loss of Today may be
Our announcements do not consist merely ofempty
blow, but shall be found backed up by unansweraDle
acts IN the shape OF unprecedented bargains N an
branches OF Dry and Fancy Goods We own the en-
tire stock in our three large stores and have no fears
that creditOtB others shall dictate to us how we
run our business Therefore be y understood that on
MONDAY MORNING ..-.
we shall offer New and Choice Patterns In FRENCli
| SATEENS at l21ac per yard; former prices % ana
: Xli standard Makes of PRINTS we shall offer at
a S Special iSS' Lot Of BLACK LACE BUNTING at
B3iAUK Nuns YELLING at rs, 20, IS, So 6oc
| LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEARw we now offer
Mt COST and as stock of these goods is large and
well assorted, all Will be sure TO get suited. -,
since the big break in prices. Therefore we offer
them at prices lower than the manufacturers would
| sell them month since. , ..,,,,,
The same may be said 9fonr entire Stock o. ,i NE
and long sleeves GauZe and Jean Drawers of all
Sou orr a'Ig uSIHTNDERED SHIRTS at 80 90. rs and
9Oc are positively % per cent. below actual value.
| The rush still continues at our WHITE GOODss
| DEPARTMENT, and as we are daily IN receplOi
| New Goods for this important branch ana ms we
mark them at the lowest possible cash price we are
determined TO make them rush through NJ the speed
Ls5 Paraso is unequRled for style or finish, rs
Ia also our celebrated ~ 25 neatly finished Jersey.
| Our Famous SILK Department is too wen known 10
need mention, but passngly we may remark that our
soc Foulards and oursl fancy bhielu Pattern su gu,
rahs still continue to be the rage both for street and
x large stock of Travelling satchels, in all sizes
selling at cost price.
| When we advertise goods at certain prices we dc
not limit our purchasers to any amount,
National Republican., 1883-06-18

Mills won the championship badge and
BlagToVe the hrst prize.
Tho Washington Driving club has em-
ployed tho full marine band for the four days
trotting meeting, which begins July 2. A
band stand will be At once created in tho in
field. The bar privileges have been let Y
Thomas l.. Kerns g. Co., Of Fordham, N. ",
ior 500.
National Republican., 1883-06-18
Mr.. rs.Bartlelt.,,...,,.......,....

MIS-, bhftleltss 's'''''s''''' W ~
The club will give a picnic July d. The
Jolly Archers Of Rochester, N. Y, have ehal-
lenged tho PotOmacs to shoot match in
teams of four some day this week, and it has
been accepted.
At the grounds of the Capital City Gun
club Saturday afternoon the following scores
were made at clay pigeons fifteen yards
National Republican., 1883-06-18
A Runaway.

A horse driven by j. b, Butler, the appoint
ment clerk OF the treasury, ran away on
Fourteenth street yesterday and collided with
tree box, demolishing the carriage. Mr.
Butler was slightly injured by being thrown
out, and the horse badly bruised.
National Republican., 1883-06-18
SUMMARY OF INNINGS.

SUMMARY OF lNNlNGS'
National. .............. q 2 q o 0 "a
Balls caed-Deaglc, 81; Barr 81. Strikes
caled-Deagle II Barr, s. Struck Out--CiuCn
NATL 3; National, 4. Umpire-kelly.
1t was stated that the Waverly Base Ball
club had played in Alexandria on Saturday,
but this was not so, as the rain prevented the
game.
The Independents defeated the Stars of
East Washington Saturday by a score of IL
to 10. Kneights. the catcher of the Stars,
was so badly hurt in the second inning that
he had to stop playing. Weaver, of the In
dependents aud Heck and Ward, of the Stars,
did some fine work at the bat.
The Georgetown college nine have won
the collegiate championship of the district.
They are eager to play the Nationals ere
their scholastic year comes to an end.
The Crescents have now the following
nine in the field: Beall, c.. Edwards p
Mitchell, 1b. Danath, 2b. Baxter, 3b. Hal
ley, l. E.. Van Hook, c. f. Lewis r. T., and
Eddie, S. S. HALEY is captain and manager
of the team.
National Republican., 1883-06-18
Children's Kilt Suits,

To fit children from two and half to six
years of age, that have been selling at
So, So, and 81, and to close them out
rapidly we offer you the choice of them
National Republican., 1883-06-18
JOHN II. KELLY,

Dealer IN FiratClass
Beef, Lamb, Veal, Mutton, &c.
CORNED BEEg A SPECIALITY.
stalls 62S b2g and $50 Center Market Ntnth-streot
wing and AO6 aud 2os Northern Liberty Market OF
address Box "a City Post-Ofice- Markehng dOuVegod
1Tssotehayge " AL para of tae cIY'
National Republican., 1883-06-18
Ilru 11ubIitatiuns.

NEW BOOKS
Mr. Isaacs (cloth), by L. Marion Crawford.
Heart OF steel, by Christian Reed.
Fanchette, Round Robbin Series"
Siege Of London, Nc, by Henry James, JIG.
story of Melicent, by Fayr Modoc.
Red Acorn, by John AIcElroy.
WrOnged Wife, by May Agnes Fleming
Marked In Haste.
story OF Carnival, Leisure Hour Series"
History People United States, by John Bach Mo.
Castoe.
cities OF Southern italy and sicily. by A. j. @ Hare
Harrs's Christianity and Civll Society
Pccks Bad Boy.
Eyes daughters; or, Common Sense fer Maid,
Wife. and Mother by Marion Harland. am glad
to that your counsel TO your Is marked by dis
erection and based on knowledge of the complex ele-
ments of the problem you have to deal with. IL Is
needed ana viii be useful especially coming from
oliver Wendell Holmes, NJ D., Boston
The Sources of English Words and Phrases. by Ro-
get. Plain, also with Patent Index.
Colton's General Atlas, New Revised Edition;
q. A. WHITAKER,
0il Pennsylvania avenue (Vernon Row..
and O3i D street northwest
National Republican., 1883-06-18
SATURDAYS GAMES ELSEWHERE.

AT New 1Ork-
S;sxeSaS Ssw 9efa..:::.. ..:.SSS g
Base hits--Cleye.and, 8; New York, 7. Earned
runs-Cleveand,, /; New York, 0. First base by
errors-cleyeland, 9; New York, D. struck out
land, 10; New York, 4, Bases on nballs-Cleyeand.
81 New York, o, Double plays-By Glasscock,
Umpife-Mr. Umpire Mr. BurnhSm. Time Of sams"TWc
hours.
At Providence
Detroit t,;:...,....". . . 996 Ia u 3
itBegGs BSse hiIs.Deroit, S; ProTidenGo TO- Errors
Detroit TO- Providence, 0. Pitchers-Weichmnn
aud Sweeny.
At Boston
no;lon.. ............... 0002S Q 0S-i22
ton, 4; Chicago l5. Pitchers-Whltney and Cor
coran.
At Philadelphia
philadelphia, a,........o Q 9 03o O.
Base hits-Phi!adeiphia, 4; Buffalo, g. Errors
Philadelphia, /; Buffalo, A. Pitchers-Coleman
and Calvin.
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
Twenty members of the Capital Bicycle
Saturday night. Yesterday they ran with
the Seaside club of Norfolk, to Ocean View.
They will return to-day.
Herbert S. Owen, Harry L. Davis, and
Charles Tyler, of the Capital Bicycle club,
will leave for Europe tomorrow. They will
make an extended bicycle tour through Eng
land.
Scrgt Cash and Privates Scott and Pollard,
of the Washington Light Infantry corps will
leave tomorrow for Europe in company with
the other members Of the American Rife
team.
1t is probable that tho Analostans will se-
cure the services of NJ. +. Davis, of Portland
Me-, as trainer. At tho meeting of the club
on Saturday night no business was transacted
The Columbia club are considerably exor-
clsed over getting together a four-oared crew
10 send to Lynchburg, Mute, Kintner, and
Wade are already selected, but the bow ha:
not been filed. II was thought Woodward
would row, but as he moves into the country
this week he cannot train, Mckinney will
row in tho single scull race at Lynchbure
July A.
Tho Potomacs will hold their annual regatti
July 7. There will be four-oared race be
tween picked crews, a single scull race, a mar
ricd and single mems race, and Kennedy anC
Mckinney in a double will race four-oareC
crew. Tho sport will be followed by dancing
The leading scores of tho Potomac archer
nm Saturdny xyera.
National Republican., 1883-06-18

When we advertise goods at certain prices VIC do
not limit our purchasers to any amount
National Republican., 1883-06-18
A Cure at Last.

Apply by the little
finger into thenostrllA
by absorption II effect
ually cleanses the na-
sal passages ofcatarrh-
al virus, caustng
healthy secretlons, IL
allays inflammation.
National Republican., 1883-06-18

Darne; Goldon Rule, No. q, j. T, Petty, G
Rep; Naomi ID. Of b., No. !, John Long.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22
9elt8rapbtf@eS AuerIet.

tam Is. 81. fat in ber @9uei5, na.
mentli@ in Der uxge9enb BON geeul9a>
tel, elm beftises @etuitter eroben S4aten
an9eri9tet. Sn Der @eseub bon Bper=
ne uno @orat finb brei D6rfer burd
Blibidlag in 8ranb 9eiebt ,psroen.
I Gm Samstas, ,. 18. bs., lit Der Ia
tbolii9e @r5bii@of bon Meuz@ab gales,
@oger 8eebe @aueban in 2iperpool
I'M Nlter bon 40 Sabren pl0bli9 seitor>
ben.
Sn Der @dbe Der &lite Bel Mt1antit
eitD IN Meip Seriep 1T am Greitas Mbeut
elm unbetannter @9ooner bon ettua 300
Eonnen 2ait rnterse9an9en. St ion
eine l6par5e 6lssse seiabrt baben unt
BON einem 9ampfer perfolst tporoeu
iein.
! Gus &anama lpirb sefabelt: @ie
rStar" meloet, beruftbie bolipianildbe
@esierung bic Mili5 gum Dieulte ein
uno er1Sbt bic &riegSiteuer. Sn Quito
tpurben Die &ufe:: Sob ben 2iberalen
1lno &ebern!" uGs lebe @ott uu6 sic
&elig1pn!" laut.
: Sn @apatin, Mo., Fat am 20. @ua.
Der &ro5eB gesen Sen &duberbanpt,aau,,
lmo 6reuno bes @0zuerneurs 5rant
Same5 5esou,1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22

Nus 2sns miro scr,elbct, baS bos
Hinopieb in oen Erifter bes @ioeus r,,e
Saoofens 'naiienbaft gu @ruuoe 9e;Yt.
: 2ambertpille, Suinois, Sen 2o7ten
Nu9uit. Sic sroBe Yapteriabrif pon
Nfc9o'pea uno @0bne ,uuroe eelter:, fait
gang bonn 6euer 5erit5rt. Gerlult ,!,ebr
oenn $4,000; &erii9eruna $40, 900:
40 Nrbeiter berloren our9 ben 8raro
|ibren @er6ienit.
= Am Mittpob Mor3c,,, 5. Is. So,
tplrbe gu &utfn9 ;mGountp galbwea ocs
|staatesGer. Der Metbpoiienprebioer s.
8. @eipeQ bon eineu se'piiien 2alprene.
Denman ouf offener @traBe crlbo}ies;
|5amlltenan9ele9enbeitelt iollen Sic 11:<
|la@e iein.
Gus 0ttatpa, Can, >uirb cine 1toyy,a,
Nustuarberun9 BON 6o15arbeiteru rod,
ben Ser. @taaten 9e,neloet. lleber 1Co
l1no oerel1s noD WflD19an 9e9angen n,n
200 rellen beute ober mur9eu rat9 9sot:=
oam, sc. g., ab.
I Mus Berlin 1T cine dr5tlibe Con-
mi1l'orsna3 @sDpten bebuis l1nterlud>=
unsen ilber bic @bolera absercilt.
I &aiier @ilbelm fat fir Die s1ct..z
leioenoen auf Der ita(ieuii9en Jnl,l
S59ia $4,000 Marf bei9elteliert,.
I Nus Yetersburg tpuroe,t %. et!z
oirenoe, tueil iie nit eincm gi6ililtenz
8latte in &erbiuouns itanben, aac5 @;-
6trsen seianbt.
Das Oberbaas 6es britil9sn &o:=
lamentes bat cine 8iQ sesen oas Gar
E6eHl9ieBen ab9elebnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22
| Die benz freiqe1proheren @terupol !

Die benz freigeipro@enen @ternpo5
|i6mino1er DorieDI eeb6reabe Welibunq
|gbico @prin9s in Stem Nerico lit ei,e.
|rielise. St beiibt in @emeinibait mt
8osler nnb tpeni9en Nnoeren, nit benen
er bic r&a1o 8lanco gattle Co." 9eb;l=
set bat, nidt tueniser als $4,000 Mcres
2ano in Neu=Merifo uno porerlt l;naez
| fdbr 10000 @tid @ieb, tpppon oiele,,
9erbit 10000 @tid 5u burdibnittlid,
ie $45 perfauft &per6en 1ollen. gein
babi@ uno bequem eineeri@teter Serreuz
|lib @6ico Springs lit bon ber nddj|ts!,
Citation Der 4t@iion, Eopefa s. @aato
Sc @iienbabn, @prinser, nod IS Mlei<
len cntfernt. lls fluser @eIba{tsA,:1:,:f
6at 9orieD nit 1eiren ustea'ings" 9ut
6aus sebalten. Ser @rtrag lcincs
Rinopiebs miro bic lntofen, Sic i'm
pom ben @ternPoitpro5eiien uno isinc.t
t9enren @ertbeibi9er Bob Sn:erioq Sc
lreitet tuurben, i3nell bedst.
@dbreno oes &roce6es ser Su5e::,
pe1@e 5u Eis5a>gsSlar oas 11.i;d9t]r:;;g::
IG6riitenmdb@en Otter 5utpaluss;e a;w
liioii@en Diter5eit in i6rer @9n,oosr
absei@la@tet 6aben iollten, Inn oe~c,,
Blut 5ur 8ereit,1ng ibres Dlter5rco:s
81 benuben, iino aug Der unsariieben Or.z
l9aft MDirespba5a, mo bic @cri9tssScc=
|banolungen itattfanben, cine N}:ai,u
@orte iiber bic sau5e @elt bin tele1vs=
pbirt tuorbeu. @iel 2drm Inn ,,iet)ts,
oenn bic Inseftasten >uurben freiaelpr:z
9en. 9unte1 bleibt Die @elbidte i.nz
merbin, oenn Die @o1pnloiip lit j2llr!!77s
oer19tuunoen.
Gin aQerliebites @e1diDt:bea 10 IS
aug &ont bcridtet: Cine @9alcriu ser
oierten &oltsi6ulflaiie bate ser SIN.
gin Mar9bertta 81 ibrem Dor ei,i;sl
Wo4en itattsebabten @e6urtSiete c;r
Baar ielbft perfertister @traalplc 9
ianbt. Die &6nigin erluioerte pieie Ga.
be, inbem iie ser &leinen ebenfaas eli,
Paar @triimpfe i6idte, tuooou Ser cine
nit @ilberltiifen, Der an6ere nit sSs,=
bons an9efiiut mar. 9aue6en lag oie
8itte, bie aleine m0ge 1ib auBern, ,pelz
6e GliQlng ibr sr6bere 6reuoe genls5t,
oa SIRE Maiefdt ssionncn mare, 9els.
|gsntli6 Die Senbun9 81 luiceeI5o.c.,.
Die &leine ant'portete alf uieliae5 tt;;,l..iir.
TEN 8apier: .9iebe a6nlgiu! M,,ioc
|9trilnpie ma5ten lnir nur ssgs:s.:af5,
oenn oas @elo bot Der Batter as.sass:
men, bic 8onbSn5 Die @elbwiJfer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22
n II 8 la Il >.

I Serlin, 81, @us. Der5peite @obn
ees grin5en 8ilbelm bon 9sreubsn, Der
@ntel, oes &aiiers, tuuroe aefern unter
sroBer Geierli@feit III 8ots5am 9etauft.
Die iammtli6en Mitglieber Ser taiierli=
den Gamilie, Die 6er5ose BON @oinburqb
uno AlbanD ',no Der &6ni9 BON gut1d=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22

pad 9enartnt tperoen. Ser &atifan fat
ale Serantlpor1i6feit iiir bie1e @pra@e
oes Blattes ab9elebnt, uno ertldrt baB
er oem 8latte bic 6ieienr9 9e9entpdrtig gu
2beil tueroenbe l1nterit;itung ent5ieben
tperbe, tpenn es li6 ferner elmer berartiz
gen @pradje bebiene. (Mit @orIi9t aufz
5unebmen.
! M@ri6, 16. Slug. Sic bieligen
8eitunsen bebaupten, baB fran5blil4e
@pefulanten 100000 6rancs 5ur Be<
ite9uns bes ipauil@en 3ilitdrs unb CUR
Nn5etteluns Der iiinsfen M1ilitdr=Muf<
itanoe 5uiammensei@onen baben, uno
oerbeiBen ndbere Mittbeilungen ilber bic
Sa4e, iobalo bic 8eitunssceniur aufsez
boben iein tuer6e. Die balbamtli6en
Bldtter seben gu, baB bieie Gnsaben
ni@t gang unbesriinoet 1ein m69en.
! Maorio, II. slus. Sn ber umse=
9eno bon @eo be llr9et baben neue STU
6eit0runsen itatt9efunbeu. gBie sic ca
talonii9en 8eb6roen melben, 1T sic leB~
te 4ufruDrer=8a11e in galalonien ser=
lpren9t tpor6en.
&6nis Ilions bat beute feline. 9teiie
|nab &alencia ausetreten; er rpuroe BEL
aar I6reile bonn @o1te nit begeilterten
@obrufen besriiBt.
| t Maorio, 10. Nus. &0nis ellfons 1T
lin 8alenc;a lebr ber5li@ en1pfansen ,por=
ben. Muf BET @eiie tuuroe er auf allen
@i1enbabnz z@tationen bon ben bort per=
iammclten &oltsmaiIen NIT lauten 3uz
rufen be9riiBt. Ser &0nis ,uo6nte ben,
Eeoeum iu 6er &atbeorale BEL uno bielt
eine Gruppenl@au ab.
Ma6oem nunmebr in gang @panien
Die &ube interchangeable if, tuirb bic
an Der l1nteroriiduns ser &ufitdnoe te=
tbeili9t 9etpelenen @ensoarmerie tpieoer
in tbre friiberen @tan6quartiere einrud=
en-. Die 8ropin5ialzBeamten 1iab nit
Der llnteriu6un9 Der nrla9en ser nK=
ruben lebbaft bel@dfti9t. Gin Bel Muf=
rubrern, bon bem 9eere int 9torben aui=
|9efunoenes S@rifttid er9iebt, oab sic
5reimaurer<2o9eu 1@on felt 1877 cuI
baS Militdr ei1getpirtt babeu.
9as &abinet fat bei9(oiieu, SEN 8c<
laserun9s5uitano uno 6ie 9luBerfraftlebz
uns Der perfoRunss ssmaBisen @arantieen
big 5ur &iidfebr 6es &0niss na9 Ma=
orio aufre6t gu erbalten.
+ 9alifar, IS. gusuit. Su Decem:
ber 1872 ieselte bic 8ris9 nDoninion"
BON Cape 8reton na@ Oarmout9 ab
@eit6em b0rte man ni@ts me9r ppm i91::,
Sept bat man SET Geoar @robe il,
Wrad entoedt. Man 9laubt, baB liz
nit Der san5en Mannl9aft unter9e9an-
list
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1883-08-22

1terben gu >niiiIen. @esen W1ittaa perz
fiel er tit &alerei unb brei Mann tparen
taum I'M @tanbe ibn gu balten. am
balb @ier berlor er bas 8etuuBtiein unb
9e9en neun lbr itarb er. SIN 2uuie Der
So9es tronf er rei9lib @aiIer, tupraus
folgt, oab 1eine &rantbeit ni9t @e6erz
|dea mar. 9ie Ner5te baben befun6en,
oaB ber SOB our@ nerp5le @rIb6pfun9
IN 5o19e BON Insit ein9etreten 1T.
n Cincinnati, 20. Nug. Sn Selma,
Snoiona, iboG persan9ene Matht M@or<
timer SIN feline NIT ibren1 @augling I'M
Bett liesenbe Trau in bie Bruit unb
ia9te ii@ bonu cine &usel bur@ ben
&opf. St ielbit tuar au9enb1idli9 tobt.
Tenioco(a, 5la., 20. Masuit. 8is
beute Mittos iiu0 I'M @9ifsbaubofe a6t
$erionen am se1ben Giebet erfrantt ,,nb
bapon bret seitorben. Ser Marinear3t
Stpens befinbet ii@ beiier. @ersangene
geadt iinb 5tpei @erIu9e een,a6t tuuroen
our@ ben gor6on 5u 9elangen in 6em; !;
einen Galle mittel5 @e,pa(t, inn anoeren
our9 slnbietun9 einer 8elobnun9 bon
200 Dollars. Die @a6en iino besbalb
perooppclt tperoen.
Gan 6rancisco, IS. s(ug. @eit
Shouting tpuroe Der ettpa 60jdbri9e, rei>
de @runoeisentbums 6dnoler gli6olos
@ferrett bon bier perniB it. Man nabm
an, bnB er @eiddfte balber na9 5acraz
mento gereifiei, un6 oieie Mnnabn,c lpur<
be our9 bic Gbatia@e i9einbar beltdtiot,
oaB I'M 9aufe Der Bo@e bon bort alpei
NIT @terrett'5 9tamen Undergraduate
Gele9ramme bier eintraien. 6eute be-
fGti9te Elm Mann bas @terrett 9eb5riz
9e, sur s3eit unbewobnte 9ous @Qisz
ltroBe 9fo. ll29, Inn es 81 mieiben, unb
tpuroe burb einen fiirGterl,9en @eltonf,
'pel9er aus einer &anlmcr bran9, ter
anlobt, Sic G6iir berlelben 81 6ffnen.
81 fono oarin @terrett's III &ertpelune
libcI9cgan9ene 2eide rln6 ma9k ber
%oli5ei TON Dem Gunoe Mn5ei9e. Sic
uor9enommcne l1nter1u6uu9 oes 2ei6-
mans cr9ab ui9tS iiber bic 9(rt uno
WeiIe, lit 1uel6er Gferrett Sen Sos oc=
f''noen fat. 9ie einji9e Spur bon ci
ner Sluttbot beitebt lit Blut fledeu, &pcl:
dc auf Ser 3reppe erfembar >pareu
sis jebt 1T nur ermittelt >uorbeu, ba5
@terrett am Montag nit brei N}dunerr
aus Nepaoa iiber ben Ierfauf bes
9au1es unterbanoelt bat, baB er mil
benlelben in bas 9aus ge9auqer
]par nno bab balb barauf oie bre
Manner o9ne @terrett aug benz !6ault
9etreten rno fortse9ansen iinb. Sic
@a@e lit ser @ebeimpolili;ei sur Muffld.
runs iiter9eben trorben.
2eginston, @D, II. Iua. Ser So:
cal5us Don Mount @terlins ranute be,..
te Mor9en I'M u u6r in @indeiter
eroiiing aesen Sen letten gaseu eines
8uses bsr &entudp Central Babu an
uno peruriadte Die @rp1olion bon 400
r3ess" Sprenspulper. Sc tuurben udn,=
lid bur@ Die @u@t bes @tobes mebrere
Der &uloerfaB@en auf9eiprenst uno Der
Snbalt oerielben ,uarb bur@ Gunfen, bic
aus benz @@lot Der 2ofomotioe floaeu,
ett5anoet. Cine Grp1oiion bon un9ez
beuerer @e'patt ,uar bic Golse. Die
Gonoucteure McMi9aea unb Martin
1ino toot, uno flint 8erionen tpuroen 10
l9l1mm 5u9eri9tet, bob iie 19tperli@
NIT benz 2eben bapon tommen tperben,
Sas Babnbofssebduoe, bas Gpeijebaus,
Die 2ofomotioe oes 8uges Der gincinna=
tt & Sbio 8abn 1no brei @a9en 6es
&entudD Gentralz3u9es tpuroen beina-
be pontdn6i9 5ertrummert.
n It 8 Ia Il >.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-09
Up the Line.

Butte City expects a big boom this
year. {: {. 5.5s ~
Wheat-sowing has already commenced
in Prickly Pear valley-nearly month
earlier than usual.
Herman Clark, railroad contractor,
who has, during the past year, built 312
miles of road on the Yellowstone dlvis-
ION, was interviewed at Portland by a
representative of the Northwest News,
and he made no bones whatever of criti-
cislng Mr.. Hallett's Chinese laborers, as
compared with the Scandinavians with
whom he has been misunderstanding
that white labor was cheaper even than
Chinese. In referring to Mr.. Clark's
statement, the Mlssoulian says: Mr..
Clark is coming up the road with Gen.
Anderson, and it is possible that when
he looks over the work done by Hallett,
and the mountainous region through
which the road has been built, he may
have cause to change his mind. If Mr..
Clark has not been over this road, he may
be footing his horn entirely too preyi-
OllS,
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Important Railroad Changes.

Important Railroad Changes.
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of the two
circulars herewith issued by the general
manager of the North Pacific, which will
be Of interest to the public. They are
dated March 5th and signed by Gen. II.
Haupt:
CIRCULAR NO. 81.
G. W. Cross, superintendent of transportation
North Pacific railroad, having rendered his
resignation, the same has been accepted, to take
effect April l, prOximO.
J. T.. Odell, superintendent Dakota division,
has been appointed superintendent of transpor-
tation, eastern division, to take effect same
date.
The best wishes of the management will at-
tend the retiring superintendent in the new bus
mess relations which it is understood he pro-
poses to establish, and which will, no doubt,
prove far more remunerative than the position
vacated.
CIRCULAR NO. IS.
E..J. Westlake has been appointed superin-
tenlent of dining cars on the North Pacific
railroad, to take effect April proximo.
The supervision of this Office will also extend
to hotels and restaurants along the lines OF the
North Pacific railroad, 90 far as to examine
and report whether conditions of leases are
complied with in reference to the character of
meals and accommodations furnished to trav-
elers and employees.
The superintendent of dining cars has au-
thority to purchase all perishable supplies.
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effected by his nomination to another position,
and although involving on hispart great and un-
necessary personal sacrifoe, might be regarded
a intended to promote reform had he been re-
placed by successor equally interested and
Jealous in the reform system. But the anbsti-
tuition for the late naval officer Of . gentleman
without experience in the duties Of the Office,
and unfriendly to reform at time when abso-
lutte fidelity to ita principles in this leading
Office is of the utmost importance and the sue
cess of thesystem net only in New York but ia the
whole country, forbids that view, and Mr.. Burt's
acceptance Of the nomination offered him would
have produced false impression that he held
his removal andt appointment in his place of
an opponent to the new system to be in acoord-
anoe with the principles Of reform. We there
fore regard his removal, however ingenlously
devised, as serious blow at the reform in its
stronghold, a grave embarrassment of the work
of the civil service commission, and violation
which the country has approved. which the pres
ident has commended in two messages to con-
gress and which congress has enacted into law"
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1883-03-09
The River.

The Sioux City Journal says: The river is
rising quite rapidly and the ice is rotting fast.
From o'clock on Sunday night to noon yester-
day the rise in the water was nineteen inches
and it has not abated since that hour. This has
pretty nearly covered the sand bar and rendered
crossing impracticable as we'll as unsafe. The
ice is apparently floating and getting ready to
break. The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Omaha ice bri ge was evidently feared by the
employees of that road, as they did not trust an
engine on it on Sunday or yesterday, but made
the necessary tranfers of passengers by putting
them on fiat cars, backing them with considers
BILE speed and then uncoupling to make flying
transfer, 1t is probable that even this will not
be attempted to-day, and how the passengers
will cross for few days, if the ice continues to
weaken, will be problem. A gentleman who
arrived in the city last evening from the Ne
braska side had precArious trip of it, being
OBLIGED to walk over with only the light of q
lantern. He reported the ice to be very shaky
in appearance around the bridge. The thaw has
been so gradual that the railroad company has
had ample opportunity to prepare and all OF its
necessary rolling stock for the Nebraska division
is over there.
Telegrams to the TRIBUNE state that the river
at Miles City is full Of ice but on the stand-sti
At Glendive it is about stationary, while at
Terry's Landing on the Yellowstone, the river
has raised considerably, and the ice, though
weak, still remains. By reference to the weather
bulletin this morning it will be seen that the
weather at Fort Keogh miles City is warm,
and therefore higher water may be expected
very soon.