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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

shall have been resident
of the said city for thirty days, next
preceding. the day fixed for said cleo
ton. shall be entitled to vote in the
ward where he resides.
The voting at the said election shall
be by written OF printed ballots, as fol.
lows:
"For issuing water boRds, Yes,'
"For issuing water bonds, No."
Polls to be kept open in each ward
from O'Clock q. m. until 4 o'clock p. m.
and no longer, in the following places, to
wit:
First Ward-At the truck house on
Walnut street.
Second Ward-At Phil K. Faulks
law Office on Cedar street.
Third Ward-At the warehouse Of the
st. Croix lumber company on Broadwae
street.
Fourth Ward-At the court house on
Douglas avenue.
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
seal of said city to be affixed
[SEAL. the day and year first above
written.
By the mayor. WIN. P. DEWEY.
Attest, E. I. WHITE, City Clerk.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

A great many cases are cited by
Mr.. Campbell in which the people Of
territories have exercised their "in-
herent right in adopting state constitu-
tions, but there is none that can be con-
sidered us establishing precedent for
the PEOPLE of one half of territory to
cut themselves off from the other half
and form state from the portion they
inhabit, without asking the consent OF
those from whom they wish to segregate
themselves, or giving them voice
either directly or Indirectly in the mat.
ter. MIR. Campbell should try again.
He has failed to hit the mark, and SO far
as showing a precedent to be followed
by south Dakota is concerned his long
communication in the Yankton Press is
a lamentable failure.-Raptd city Jour
nal.
If the Journal will examine the case
of the state of Michigan it will find the
desired precedent.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

ent are too serious to be allowed to 20
uncontradicted in 80 important news.
paper as the Pioneer. Press, when based
upon 30 soall foundation.
The great struggle in which the peo-
pie OF south Dakota are embarked for
independence and statehood, land with
which your paper sympathises should
not be allowed to be falsely slurred in 80
reckless and mischievous manner by
an anonymous writer. for the gratifica.
ton perhaps of some personal pique or
personal interest.
JOSHUA v. HINES,
Rector st. Andrews church, Elk Point,
d. +.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14
Special Election Proclamation.

Mayors Office, Yankton d. T., May 26,
lSS3-In pursuance of the charter and an
ordinance Of the city OF Yankton d. 7.
approved May 25, 1883, the proposition
to issue bonds of said city in the amount
of eighteen thousand dollars, bearing
date August lst 1883. having twenty
years to run and bearing interest at the
rate Of not to exceed six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually for the
purpose Of erecting and constructing
water works for the city, and to provide
o supply of water for the sxtiAguishment
OF fires, aud for other uses, will be sub.
mitted to the qualified voters of said city
at special election to be held on Friday,
June 10Th 1883 at winch election every
lNgai voter oi tho territory. who
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

from Fillmore county, Mimi, where they
had resided number of years. 1t is
but a few weeks since they followed to
the grave the remains OF their son. and
now they 30 soon join him again upon
the bourne Of the great beyond. Both
we're buried yesterday in the same grave,
the same rough box enclosed both coffins.
Services we're conducted at the Baptist
church. Rev. Alexander, Presbyteriap,
officiating, fitting coincidental finale
for two living SO peculiarly wrought to-
gether, and so strangely threaded with
so much rare coincidence.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

TkhAs OF SUBSCRIPTION: By carriers, per
month. $l.U; per year, t12.M; by mail. per
month. 85 cents; per year, $1,000.
Office on Third st., Press and Dakotaian
- BOWEN & K1NGsnURY, prop,ts.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

A rumor prevails that Queen Victoria
is about to abdicate. Ordway has his
weather eye on the place.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1883-06-14

Pennington county is to send dele.
CATION to Huron.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-09

10 o1n>r c>up,nins - y ln>Idlcrs n thels
n<l>ck q <>ous Affecting ~ tArc4, ani lanr>s
none = trllc1 vim ~ no laa,c<i,y - suffer-
"a. ne ordinary corr1 " cold. resulting
s&rA1c~ frcu 4 tEi1|n< - unconscious ~
pcsuro. y ol1cn be- 40 lc1InA|nx x fatal
1lcGnesH xrxn'a C1rnnS frcfo2>L -
uoIl proeon - el|cacy . forty years. ~
MA 1Iroo1 on1 lung i|>ca>cs. and rh1olI -
onkn y ~ sasns vIlbonl da'ay.
4 Terrible Cough cnzed.
IN 1eT took severe eoId. vhIsh :1Feele4
e ~. aia x' 'dss's's sss asa 1<,srs
cave ~ ~ tried AxEn's cnrHrx tIc..
5oHAl, which relieved ry lungs. induced
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sWhIls = .ns soY..Ey e. winter 4; ~ 'l!:1e
:ssns1 q 4 ~ xoeN AZ from strange.
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~ NJ s;lsS 4 Mi "a sa5 4 frequent Sesss nd
Y Sof ss y lee ss s s:s - nv 4ss' a ss
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n h.ys .ss1 Ayrz's cnsnsv r.c.s.A.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-09

I'LL 1l4UU UuS||| IuSIo0 OIIC0
NOTICE j hereby given that the un-
4< dorsIGned, Irus(eo u IInrbIson town.
chip viii attend q tbo business of TIE
lc*ns65p q he home, oast Or Haysvil|e,
o. Saturday 81 each Woek, and persons
.syIn< business ~ expecting y present
0os-hsllo n ihe TownshIp 1ibr>ry 4 y
Harrison Norgan'a, q Ludlow. and one.
11IE a John Aulcnbcrxor'9 sahop, n
I1y.vII|e. t.st|es wootIug ytok5 10y
Get them q either place.
THOMAS 4. LIofr, Trustee
~ otn' 10y. Harblsoa Al.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-09

hoIIow-ware. hardware. cutlery. &C.; Df<o ,
Eve.t variety ~ <oosl< o. AL kiufe ~ her
line - bu>Inees. which viii - soid "A the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-11-09

Smith American Company Organ
with eight stops. knee swell, and bcantI.
|(uI tone, for sale q The CouRsKR 0vv5CI
eubscribo OK lhe Jasper Courier.
National Republican., 1883-05-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.
Revolving Licenses OF Insurance Conn
panics-summer Passenger Ratcs-Per-
sonRl Matters.
Special Dispatch.

sonal Matters.
Special Dispatch.
RICHMOND, VA, May 29.-Auditor s.
Brown Allen will revoke the licenses of the
following insurance companies and thereby
prevent them from doing business in Vir-
ginia unless they have their annual reports
in by Friday: Aetna Life Insurance COM
pany, Hartford, Conn. Farmers and Me-
chanic's Mutual Protection Insurance COM
pany, Baltimore Knickerbocker Casualty
Insurance company, and Metropolitan Life
Insurance company, of New York Mutual
Aid association, of Frederick City, Md. AIu-
tual Life Insurance company, of New York
Atlantic Fire Insurance company of Brook
lyn; Connecticut Fire Insurance company,
Of Hartford Franklin Fire Insurance COM
pany, of Philadelphia; Georgia Home
Fire Insurance company, of Columbus, Cal
Insurance Company of North America, Of
Philadelphia Manhattan Fire Insurance
company, Of New York Mobile Fire Depart
ment Insurance company, representing the
Mobilel Underwriters; Imperial insurance
company, of London, England; Lion Fire
Insurance company Qimited), Of London
London and Lancashire Insurance company,
of Liverpool; Queen Fire Insurance company
and Royal Insurance company, of London
Scottish Commercial Insurance company, of
Glasgow, and Scottish Union and National
company, of Edinburg All the other insur-
ancc companies have complied with the law
in this respect
Tho following passenger officials met in this
city yesterday TO arrange round trip summer
rates from the. southern points to the north
j. X. Wood, general passenger agent Pennsyl-
vania railway; George w. Boyd assistant
general passenger agent Pennsylvania rail-
way; &. Z. Atmore, general passenger agent
Louisville and Nashville; 5. q. Boylston, gem
eral passenger agent Charleston and Savannah;
b. W. Wrenn, general passenger agent West
ern and Atlantic (Atlanta); ID. @. Allen, gem
oral passenger agent South Carolina railway;
Il. NJ. Emerson, general passenger agent Coast
line A. Pope, general passenger agent Norfolk
and Western system; NJ. Slaughter, general
passenger agent Richmond and Danville, and
c. A. Taylor, general ticket agent Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac.
Right Rev. Bishop Whittlo, of the Episco-
pal church, left Richmond last evening for
New York, from whence he will sail with his
wife and daughter for Europe.
| special received in this city to-day from
| Suffolk announces the death of A. 9. Withers,
commemorative attorney of Nansemond
county. He was n brother of ex-senator
Robert Il. Withers, and was the late grand
chancellor of the order Of Knights of Pythias
in Virginia. His death was quite unex-
| pected
The annual session of the Baptist general
association of Virginia will begin in this city
tomorrow. Delegates from every section
Of the state have arrived.
National Republican., 1883-05-30
3ral Gstalc Sruhcrs.
Gnrkish Nnthe.

NEW TURREHll EATH CDR BOVEEsl,
N lii7 street, Opposite l.sgs House. large pool
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday aud Friday. Not
open SUNDAY, Open from a. m tll 10 y. m. SAtur'
day, II u. IN Baths tli 6tlCkets, $3.50.
apo DR. n, Ia BOYEB, Electrician
UINHE sHEDD BATHS, 0oS 10 STREET, NEAR
Ninth well known as the oldest ana pest IN tha
city. This bath Ii constructed with view 70 conVen.
ence, bping ON the hrst floor Turkish, Russian, SUI
phur, nud Morcurlal Baths given with 3kll and OK.
perenOe. MNnlpulNnrOf Of tOu years experience ny tha
establishments Single bath Sli . Ior sa' llSl0 Open
Sunday from a. IA. 70 ~ m mr2lt
National Republican., 1883-05-30

tho treasury. The work goes on steadily,
with much to cheer and little to depress.
The treasurer's report shows the total receipts
balance after paying all expenses of S2,662
National Republican., 1883-05-30
A Happy Result.

By buying your clothing of Eiseman Bros.
you will be suited in every particular. The
most prominent closhiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and Il.
National Republican., 1883-05-30
SUMMER 8usrniuu.
gost ano :FuunO.

Z osT-IN AN J. STREET GAR ON SUNDAY,
4 9th instant, pocketbook, containing some val
uRble papers. tickets, and $40 IN money, The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning the above TO
1915 q street northwest between and y. M my2S-3t
National Republican., 1883-05-30
ToHN LYON,
1908 ENNsYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON, d. O.
High ana low pressure


STEAM HEATING AND VENTILATING
for all classes Of buildings, Special attention gwen
to heating private houses Old or imperfect working
Jobs renovated and satisfaction guaranteed Heating
aud venulaling Green Houses and Conservatorles
u specially,
National Republican., 1883-05-30
S1lnntrn. .sitnutinns. ...frmaI,.

ATHLETIC PARK at 1890 a. m. and 4:30 p
m. Molineaux, of Philadelphia, VS.. National
National Republican., 1883-05-30
Scr Sale &lisrrIImurups.

c4pl cNdtE ef'tpAbNNHtoNP'
NOR sALE-A LARGE STOCK OF
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES,
which must be sold to make room for new work. No
hnc lof uf new One.horse Family Carriages OF
the hest make and style ti very low prices.
Storage 81. reasonable rates.
repairing promptly attended, TO-. or,u,,
depository and Factory,
my30l2t 4l0ild Eighth street northwest
YNoR SALE--A FINE DRIVING HORSE, SUIT.
IL able for ladyi reason for selling, no use for
FADEL Y's, on Eighth street. mysO3tt
T1oR SALE CIEAP--A REMNANT. OF FRESH
II groceries and now fixtures, In store, $40 seventh
pooK AND STATIONERY STORE FOR SALE.
Having made arInnsempnts to enlarge the print
ing branch Of my business, viii sell my store, II
BOulSE, Stationery ,0c.,
my20-3t COS Seventh street northwest
NOR sALE-A MODERN BABY CARRIAGE, IN
IL perfect order, but little used; price 60; call at
once, lisl columbia street northwest my2SSt
TNOR SALE-ONIs GOOD ICE BOX, SUITABLE
~ iOrgrocery or resiAurnnt viii be sold cheap. Ap-
ply at HARRISON ~ LANSDALlG'si 53l North Cap
ltol street northeast. my25C
TARRIAGES, CARRIAGES. LADIES VII
Y nge carts Clttage ggs pony phaclOnS extension
Jump seat laggers, inc largest assortmelt IN the
city at greatly reduced prices NJ JOHN NJ, louNG'S
3l3 sixth street northwest mylo8m
NOR SALE AT GREAT BARGAINS--A MUM
A. her OF ine second hand Pianos oi various cele-
6rated makers lnendng o9o naRn4tqnen& nearly
mHi-lma
ENoR sALE-soO OR 400 POUNDS OF LONG
IL Primer typo In lratrate condition. also font Of
ieiStf NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
National Republican., 1883-05-30
TTsEFUL FEET

VTbEFUL FEET
u ARC requisite TO health aud comfort hence the
eIile oi the world, far uud near, visit
DIR. WHITES ESHAhLlSHMENF,
lilG Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wilhrda HOTEL
For ihc successful iteatmpnt ot hard and son corns,
huuiouV, Inverted nails, vascular eNcrtacences, aud
other ailments OF the tneg
Established IN Washington, ID. g., In 1851
oniee fee, per visit for putting the feet IN Or
deE n
National Republican., 1883-05-30
8leOital,

N,VO CURE, NOPAY-35 YEARS EXPERIENCE
~ and over 20 years at g0j street southwest A
cure guaranteed m every case of gOnurrhea syphilis
ana loss OF sexual power. Medicine furnished. Ad.
vice tee. nlNs2'dmf
National Republican., 1883-05-30
0ornntrn-nrnsts.

- a-.-l-
l. West End. JOHN ANfBLER SMITH, Lawyer,
claim and Patent Attorney, 22i Four-and.a 5 nalt
VETANTEn-BY A LADY WITH A TRUsTY
Nv attendant, furnished house 70 have in charge
IHbY oGcs s smon NATIONAL T Rspubcan aS''''0V mysos
WANTED-BY. JUNE, l, a HOUSE, ,WIrlL
ssPle; sR family smS o no children AS9rsS' lSS1s
XTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, JUNE I5, a
w nicely furnished room between Ninth and Fif
teenth and X streets aud Pennsylynnla avenue. Ad-
dress, with terms and location, w. t. H., Repubh-
VATANTED-BY A FAMILY WITHOUT Chill
w dren, cottage Of rom q TO rooms for season
preferred. Address OUTAGE, Republican Office.
my2l3tN
wv TANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE or. SIX
state rent, Address GlLBEBT, Republican ofllce.
Sotantr0--- -GlistrIIautous.
VVANTED-A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL TO
mission business Address G e., o. Light street bal
timore, Md. mySt3te
VXTANTED no PURCHASE CHEAP FOR
posslbe in frst class order Tor nmodiae use &d
dress S2i Fourteenth street notthwcs. my3O3#
w UANTED-MY CUSTOMERS TO KNOW THAT
w / have removed from Fourth and streets
northwest to q aud New Jersey avenue northwest.
Q. w. rHoMPsoN shoemakor. my9o.at.
W. WTANTED-GENTs DESTROYS OF FsTUDYINg
w architecture civil engineering, DC, TO call aud
ARRANGE immediately for day or evening instruction
N N intelligent summer class at ONCE 1921 Esireet
northwest, rooms my3OSt"
YXTANTED-ro IMPROVED OR UNIM-
~ proved pEopSry south Was'hington, , no. rot de, de
b e 9 oynes s need nee aos spS s s no oTs Ut
cash price, II. c.. Republican O,uce my2)-Jtf
VXTANTED-EvERY PERSON TO KNOW
wv that will 10 NJ my store at n, m. TO furnish
early picnics ii. i. PoLRfNHoRN, next TO city
Poslonlce. my29st
VXTANTED-sHoP ROOM, GROUND FLOOR,
ao and Wiling 70 build shop on same can rent L
on Long long lease moderals rent Address MANU-
fACTUIE, Republican Oncc my2g3t
yXTtLLIAM SAYRFS, THE OLD HOUSE
w raiser and mover, has returned to town. and Is
now prepared to attend TO orders ut reasonable
prices. my2q-6tS
NXTANTED - SHORTHAND PUPILS, BY A
wv fully competent person, who will give three
lessons week for only S2 u month. Address NJ H.
", Republican onice lny2i-9te
VNTANrED-ro LOCATE OR TO BUY A GIRLS
w or Boys and Girls Private Day School in WASH
SUCcEssFUL TEACHER, onlce Of National RcPu6
can iny2S6ts
wv XTANTED-To GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON
w piano organ, aud guitar; terms, II cents per
hour am going , out 70 teach g9oI reference Ad,
northwest my2s-3tt
WY ANTED-AT ONCE. ON MONTHLY PAY
w ments, good family horse that boy can drive.
Address FARMEk, Republican ohce my2o-5t-
CADDLE HORSE wANTED-Two OR THREE
to ROBINSON, Republican Oilce. my2j-dt+
VXTANTED-HoRsEs 10 PASTURE: BOX
stalls for grain feeding when required; shade;
order box at Prices stable 81 sixth strt northwest;
city reference. o. II. 7. CLARK. sligo, Md 2i-lmE
NNTANrED--YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
w hrstcllss milOr's mako secondhand suit
much better aud a great deal cheaper than common
new suit can be bought, NJ
National Republican., 1883-05-30

FoR SALE
WE HAVE HOUSES FOR sALT AT A BAR
GAIN IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
WE WILL OFFER FOR a FEW DAYS ONLY
SIX LOTS ON CoRCoRAN STREET CHEAP
IL SOLD Al ONCE
BISHOP & HILL
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
1908 + street northwest
National Republican., 1883-05-30
for Ylrnt--yf yflistrIInnrous
cfor SaIs--@Onsrs.
--- 3. UI oN7UI0- ~ 1UWPlb'
FOR SALE
ny
+. ii SMITH & SON,
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

HOUSES.
Large double tnree.story brick 10 feet front,
New Jersey avenue uolr capitol -,....,.... $4,000
ThrCe.stOry brick ana side lot, NJ, between
Ninth and Tenth streets .......,..... 1900
Elegant threc-stOry and basement corner
house new, street 12COO
Two threestOry and basement bricks adjoin-
ing above, ;.,,..,,,.. 10000
Convenient threestory cottage and grounds,
lie Droit ..,,,,,,.;.. .,...... 1900
ncrthwest-.,,, ,,., ..,,,,,,, 5000
beautiful Queen Anne threo-stOry brick, IL
street northwest.., ....".,..;,- 0i00
leenth street northwest. .. 1000
Three new tlrGestory bricks Thirteenth
street northwest each -,,......., 700
Three-stOiy brick aud stable, nearly new NJ
street noflnWes,,, ..,,...,..,,, VDO
Three-story brick 90 rooms) New Jersey av-
enue, near 300
Three-sOry BRICK, street, between -Four.
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest ........ 5000
Twostory and basement brick % rOoms), 30
street northeast,..,..., ,,.,.., $3.50
Three-stOry brick corner house. Capitol Hill. 5000
Two twOslory bricks adjoining above, cache 200
Two-sioTy brick corner house, Il street north
Eight handsome thTcc-story bricks new, Six
tcenth street northwest 1900
Zen room corner house, Twentieth street
Two.sory brick csGiroom corner GoIsc 1855
Three'StOry and basement brick, Eleventh
street northwest $500
ThreestOry brick Tenth street nnrhwest.,.,, O,OO0
Three.sOry brick and side lot, Tenth street
Four twostnry bricks, sixteenth street and
Pierce pace, eRc,,.. dIjUO
And numerous others In all parts of the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle, 2j by 50.
Lots on Twelfth, Thirteenth Fourteenth, Fifteenth
sixteenth, Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets north
National Republican., 1883-05-30

G0ptational.
CtuMMER COURSE AT sPENCERIAN BUsI.
- nels COlicgC corner Ninth and streets, IN Pen
n,anship housekeeping, and correspondence Tor
June. July, August, lN3 Day sessions, Il, m, TO ~
M live 0nys each week. Evening SESSIONS q 10 8p.
M iOur evenings each week, These sessions provide
practical training Tor youth ana mon and women
during N season when habits Of udolenCg mud indul-
EenCe In expensive pleasures are liable 90 produce
permanent injury special r.uts or tuition ny mo
evening $50 special classes In prgctcdl writing or
gau!Zel ni beginning of each month, sixteen lessons
81 Call or send for circulars
HENRY q SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA 4, sPENCER' Niee,PrnclpaL
VToWE'S BOOK-KEEPING--M on Y MS or
i L stud, saved; with peumRushiu, Rc., 81 monthly
separate ladies departments NV HOWE, 17 Sow
enth street, lAyblhN
National Republican., 1883-05-30
AMERICAN UNITARIANs,

BOSTON, May 2D-The annual meeting of
the American Unitarian association was held
here this morning. The report Of the board
of directors shows that $4,000 was received
for general purposes during the year, besides
$4,000 in requests. There has been raised
for unconditional work during the year
1924 500, including 9120,O00 to eXtinguish the
debt upon a church at New Orleans, Sl5, ,00J 90
increase the endowment of the Aieadyille
Theological school, and Sl05O0 for Hungary.
Thirty-nine societies have received aid from
National Republican., 1883-05-30

n. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than an
where de22- ~
National Republican., 1883-05-30
RILLTARRE.
Excursions.
rTo THE MOUNTAINS.
EXCURSION TO Pen MAR
on
DECORATION DAY.
excursions.

special train TO leave Baltimore and Potomac Rai-
road station ut 7a0 H. IN. Returning, reach Washing
ton about E3O y. m.
hand viii onlivon the occasion nj the Pen Mar Pa
yilllun.
Meals and refreshments served at moderate rates.
Fare for the round trip, e.. Children, between
and T. years a.
Tickets to bo sold at tho Office OF the company,
National Republican., 1883-05-30
9trsunnI.

NITANTED-BY 4. YOUNG DENTIST OF ABIL-
w ity and Integrity, ana strictly temperate, the
nCquat of an Intelligent and sensible lady of
cheerful disposition. Address with confidence, 81 NJ
Republican once, nySlJl~
National Republican., 1883-05-30

NEW YORK, May 20,-The Hicksite Qua
kers at their meeting this morning, trans
acted little business. Devotional exercises
occupied most Of the day, The orthodox
Quakers heard the report of their temperance
committee. lt was very encouraging, and
showed much good done by the friends In this
direction. Reports werG read regarding
monthly and quarterly meetings of the past
year showing very good results from these
gatherings.
National Republican., 1883-05-30
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

New YoRK, May 2O.--The twenty-third
yearly meeting Of the Baptist Sunday schools
of this city was held this afternoon in the
Madison square garden, and was attended by
about 10000 children. The exercises consisted
of addresses from clergymon and others and
singing. Then the children paraded through
the park and were reviewed by the clergy.
When the procession broke mp the children
went TO their different churches, where eOlla-
tions had been prepared for them.
National Republican., 1883-05-30

Mrs. NJ. $. RICH HAS RETURNED AND
WI taken rooms at 7ls Tenth street northwest,
where she will be pleastS to do dressmakng for her
frlends. mylC-lte
National Republican., 1883-05-30

VIZ ANTED-- LOCATE OR TO BUY A GIRLS
w or Boys and Girls Private pay school in Wash.
SUCCESSFUL TEACHER, onice Of National Rcpub
National Republican., 1883-05-30
.for fnmishtS Rooms.
for Rtnt-- -SlnfnrnisheS R.oums.

TJNwo UNFURNIsHED ROOMS, PLEASANTLY
4 situated No. 500 Massachusetts avenue north
west. my30.3tf
National Republican., 1883-05-30
:Fur salr--Yuts.
sfur saIt--fnrms.

DoR sALE-AT a sACRIFlCE-A FINE
~ grazing fhrm In MRrvlnnd, miles from Wash
National Republican., 1883-05-30
for grnt-1ousrs.

TF, YOU WANT TO BuY. SELL, RENT OR
Il Trade C!ty or Country Property, and see tho
great bargains at the Real ESTATE Exchange OF
WILLIAM IL. MAIN u BROTH ER 81, Charles
Hotel. corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhlgtf
National Republican., 1883-05-30

NTANTED-TO GIVE INSTRUCTIONS ON
w piano organ. aud guitar; terms, u cents per
dress Mrs. ALICE SMITH go Thirteenth street
northwest, iuy2s-stH
National Republican., 1883-05-30

NXTANTED - SHORTHAND PUPILS, BY A
w fully competent person, who will give three
lessons week for only ~ a month. Address N. II.
", Republican Office. Tny2i-3t@
National Republican., 1883-05-30

SELECT EXCURSION
Of the lot owners and their friends to Colonial Beach
On DECORATION DAY, MAY 80 1888
steamer Arrowsmh will leave ferry wharf foot OF
Seventh street n 1850 u. n returning NJ 10 ~ IN.
Music by Prof PrOsperis Band.
The boat will stOp at Alexandria.
Tickets TO be had at thU following drug stores;
ThompsOn's, Mlhurns. Drews, SmmsA, Braces,
and Majors; office Colonial Beach, association room
s, 81. Cloud building. RClrt shmenti on board