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FOLEY. Auctioneer.

~ BENS1NGEk, Aucuoneer
Os Warrington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
oS6. $40 and 9A2 Louisians ayenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES, CARRI-
AGES. WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES.
C0MMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD
Constantly hand and at private sale large stock OF
Horses, New and second hand Bugges, CARRIAGES Ex.
prees Wagons. Harness. etc. etc. Liberal advances on
conNenments. RS I'm
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On THURSDAY, MARCH TwENTY-NINTH. and
FRIDAY, MARCH THIRTIETH, 1883. At so i. m.
we VIII sell at our establishment 1892 Pennsylvania
snue all pledges forfeited by redemption. consist
Watches, Jewelry, Diamonds Silver and Plated Ware
0uns and Pistols Opera Glasses Books Ppes, Velises
CLOCKS, tohns, Pictures. Ladies' aud Geuts Clo;hing
ADD all 9th z wearing apparel
Parties holding tickets viii please take notice.
STEINEM BROS.
Auct1OpeAr NH
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer..

STOCK OF
MEMS. YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDBEN'S
CLOTHING
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH TWENTY.
NINTH. at EN- O'CLOCK. we will sell. within our
ss esroons 9th and streets northwest stock OF the
above Clothing to which attention buyers Is called
NH
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The New NORTHWEST.
NEW Enterprise. NEw Store. NEW Goods
NEW Clerks. Nv Customers. NEW Systau.
NEW TefriRefHtors MN Wine Cellar,
An immense stock Of NEW hrst-class Groceries aph
$500 Provisions.
add new to old
he rest is told" At FALL. A. LOVES
New Northwest"
nlo-lm l620 I4th streoe
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WEST SIDE OF
SSITREtfE re Nh, ESIIhEET. BEiMEEN AND
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL SECOND, "a
1883. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, In of the premises t
shall sell lot As in square Ito. improved by frame
dwelling, located above.
Ierms: Qne-third cash; balance at and two years.
with notes bearing interest secured by deed OF
trust 500 deposit will be required time of sale All
at purchasers cost. This property
for $40 per month and is sold clesr al encumber-
ances.
mh27- dkds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EINE BUILDING LOT ON RHODE ISLAND AVE
Il NUE.. BEIMEEN FoUkTEEN1H AND FIF-
ThENTH STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUO
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH THIR- TT
IIETH, AT FIVE O'CLOCK. win sell in fro ~
OF the premises, -
LOT T, IN SQUARE PHI,
having front OF 20 feet LII ode Island avenue This
lot ls in one o: the most rapidly improving sections OF
the city and PARTIES desiring to build investment
Terms One third cash: balance in one and two years
notes to bear interest to be secured of trust on
premises. or ell cash. at option of purchaser de-
post OF 800 required at sale Conveyancine &c at
purchasers cost Terms to be complied with I'm seven
days. Otherwise the right reserved to resell at pur-
mh27-d4t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
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TRgSTEE'S SALE OF CHURCH BUILDING AND
LOTS ON FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUC
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated March TO- 1881. -
s ana duly recorded IN Iibsr No ss4 folio 24.
county. in the District q Columbia. will sell At
pF spk I'D. on 1883 a Eve te Gc SH pay
IN front OF the premises. all the following de-
scr1bed real estate and premises situate lying aud
being In the City Warrington in the District OF COZ
umbia, and known and designated as lots numbered
1884, thirty nine $50 and forty G4O in Col
one hundred s9d ninety -four (ls. together with al
ana singular the improvements. ways, easements
rshts Iryileses ana appurtenances to the same be-
ion91ng or In any wise eppertaining.
The above lots Will be sold subject to deed trust of
p oOO with interest a. cent. from December
aOle five years after date.
Terms of sale g. $50 and interest per cent from
june TO- 1882. Taxes aud expensss of SAC in cash
balance In one and two from day notes to
bsar and to be secured by deed of ru. on the
prem ises Sold conveysncing. &C. cost purchaser
deposit OF $3.50 inquired at time Of sale II terms Of
sale are not compiled with in seven days from day Of
sale the trustee reserves the right to resell the property
" the Tisk and cost of the dfaung purchaser pur-
chaser after five days public notice Of such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington %. G.
mh21 +. E. MIDDLETON, Trustee.
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TOMORROW.


WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF FINE
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND SPRING SUIT
ING, AL AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MARCH TWENTY NINTH at
len O'CLOCK M. and THREE O'CLOCK p NJ .
we shall sell within our salesrooms fine assortment Of
Spring Suiting French Cloths Cassimeies the latest
and most desirable Patterns being of Aer-
chant Tailor retiring from bust ess. and worthy the
attention dealers and private BUYERS as the ST Ck viii
be sold in quantities to suit
mh27-2t WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Trnnsfers or Heal Estate.
The following transfers OF real estate were
filed for record Saturday:

Ihe following transfers Oh real e5late were
filed for record Saturday:
Lot &c, of Davidson's subdivision OF square 900,
with improvements, being - feet on Inc south
side OF o, between Fourteenth and Fifteeuth
streets northwest, L. Il. Morgan, jr,, and Others
executors to Charlotte d. Weed dated Sept. 25 ;
Lots l62-l63, of Lewis and Halls subdivision of
lot l5l, Of ID. l.. Morrison, Kelly, and others sub
sIdc OF Columbia, between and q street north
west, liy Il. Wswal, trustee, TO susan L. Lane !;
dated Sept. %. consideration, 81 200.
Same, Susan f. Lane to HARRIET f. Bell dated
Sept. 1S consideration, 81, 100.
Part Of lot 2S of square 2Sl, being 80 feet on the
west side Of Fourteenth, between b and c streets
southwest; also lot II of square 623 being Is feet
on the north side OF II, between North Capitol and
First streets, Robert A. Drake and wife 10 +. +.
Harris: dated Mar. 3, 1879, consideration, 5000.
ie Lots TO IL u square $50, being l05 feet the
south side Of i, AZ the Intersection OF Filth street
northeast Mary Bradley and others TO Morris
kCim dated sept. IL; consideration, 81 800.
Part of lot % of square 254, with improvements,
being 10 feet ON the south side or between Thir-
Butler to Richard 4. MelTick dated Sept. 20; CON
sidGTaLOn nominal.
Lots is and 10 Of Curtis subdivision of lot OF
square 6l3 beng = feet on the south side of q. be-
tween Half ana First streets southwest, Thomas L.
WGgguman aud j. w. Filling, irustees, to William
NJ; Hodges dated sept p; consideration nominal,
with improvements, being 20 eet on the east side
Of Eighth, between B aud g streets southeast,
Allied Shaw and wife TO 4. j. S. Loane; dated Sept
Is; consideration, Sl3OO.
Lot S6, of Groif's subdivision Of 100, with i'm,
prOVCments, being - feet Oh the east side of Six
tceuth, between and U streets northwest, b. f.
Crabbs and wife to Il, =. Chamberlain; dated Sept.
"a; consideration, $1,000
Lot B. 70 feet OF lot 1, and lot s. of S. p. Browns
subdivision OF Mouut Pleasant Moses Kelly, trus-
ice, 10 b.. Warner; dated Sept 13; consideration
| $1,000.
Lot lO6, of G. NJ. Lancton's subdivision of the
west half of square 36j, with Improvements being
II feet on the suutn side of Rhode Island avenue
between Tenth aud Columbia, streets northwest,
| Harriet T. Bell to Rachael f. Rogers; dated Sept
| II; consideration, 50 500.
| Lois ana ll-l3 of square a, of the subdivision
| of the estate OF q. Dyer, known as "Reno," near
| lenallytown, Vim. X. Woodward and wife to NJ.
| bauks: dated Sept. %; consideration Sl0O.
| Lot 49, NJ G. MItchell's subdivision OF lot 7, oi
square DIS, with Improvements, being feet on
| the north side of $, between Thirteenth and Four
eenlh streets northwest, Elizabeth Minor to NJ. L
kieckhater; dnted Aug. 2S; consideration $500.
Lot u, of square AL being 25 feet on the eastsidC
of Ninth, between d and streets southwest Car
olinc and 'lhos w. Hungerford to Joseph 4. Mil
Ter; dated Sept. "a consideration $500.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions mt the Various Dis
IriCt OHipeS.


Building permits were issued Saturday to
j. T. Coumbo, to build ono private stable in
rear of 1912 Ninth street northwest, to cost
$500; Robert Reyburn, to build one dwelling
on f street, between Twenty-tirst and
Twenty-second streets northwest, to cost
$l0O0 George Callahan, to build one brick
dwelling at 1901 S street northwest, to cost
$l,70O; Stilson Hu tchins, to make repairs
corner of Tenth and ID streets northwest, to
cost 5000; Robert Dove, to make repairs at
6l3 f streets northeast, to cost 5000.
The commissioners have given permission
to the Metropolitan Industrial school to oc-
cupy the old brick building corner of Nine
tecnth and IL streets northwest, formerly
the old engine house.
Residents protest against the filing up Of n
good we'll on V street, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets northwest
James Golden and John III. Harris were
granted liquor licenses and Bernard p Cas-
sidy was refused one OH Saturday.
The commissioners have decided to allow
$4,000 for the construction of water mains
in their estimates, making the total for the
water department Sls6,0O0.
Citizen complain of a dangerous sewer
trap in alley ut Fourteenth and X streets
northwest; also of sewer on /, between
Fourth and Fifth streets; request n street
lamp on Fourth street northeast, near X
street, and want p street, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, improved.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
TIE COuRTS.
A VIII Filed md Two More Suits Against
the Railway Company Instituted.

n VIII Filed md Two More Suits Against
the Railway Company Instituted,
The will of the lato Catherine Gosslor was
filed Saturday. She leaves all her iewolry
and personal effects TO Katie Gossler, Salie
Gossler, Mrs. Lila l.. Egbert, Mrs. j. L. Goss-
Ter, Mrs. George Crane, Frederick G. Sutton,
Jacob Gossler, and Mrs. Joseph Sultzbach.
TO Frederick G. Sutton is also bequeathed 100
shares Of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany stock; also certain shares in tho City
bank of Philadelphia To Jacob l.. Gossler
$1,000. TO Katie Gossler, Salle Gosslor,
Philip Gossler, Lila L.. Egbert and Mrs
Joseph Sultzbach, each $500; and Mrs. Mary
A. Robins, 500. Mr.. Jacob l.. Gossler Is
named rs executor and directed to sell all tho
property aud real estate for the payment of
the legacies and distribute the personal estate
as bequoathed. The residue, after carrying
out the instructions, is to be given to Fred
ericls c. sutton and his heirs. The executor
in his application for letters tostamentary
states that the dGcGaso possessed about 50 900 of
personal property, consisting of $1,000 in
money; stocks, bonds, &c., $1,000, and jewelry
about 500.
Two more suits against tho Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad company were
entered yesterday, one for Lyman II.
Lamb for $1,000 damages to his property
on street, between One-half and First streets
southwest by Cook Il Cole, and one by j. l..
Norris for Horace S. Johnston for $1,000 dam
ages TO his property on Virginia avenue be-
tween Third and Four-and-a-balf streets
southwest.
The court in general term convenes to-day,
with Chief Justice Cartier Justices Hugner
and Cox on the bench There are 102 cases
on the calendar, fifty-six of which are equity,
thirty-eight law, three patents, and three
urObate
National Republican., 1883-10-01
The snenCrrbumd,s election.

Tho SHngerbund, at its annual meeting
yesterday elected the following officers for
tho ensuing year. President, Paul Schulze;
vice president II. Lut2; corresponding sGcre-
tlry, Il, Hinrichs; recording secretary, FIR.
Carl treasurer, Anton Fischer; librarian,
William Hagepann; musical leader Emil
lIoler; comni,,ee on music, Messrs j, Wald-
mann, Ernst Schmidt, Emil Moi and j.
Waldecker; committee on revision. Messrs
The committee on amusements. consisting OF
Mcssrs. Gricsbauer, Kirby, Waldmann, Lep.
pert, and MichRolsen, after some compli,
mentGry remarks upon their Successes during
the past year. wero reappointed by the prcsi
don't with power 10 increase their own
number
"A proposition to pledge the sengerbund
National Republican., 1883-10-01
rIIE HEBREW NEW YEAR.
One Of the Greatest of Jewish Festivals 60
Commence this Eyoning-Other Festi-
walls to Follow.


One Of the Greatest OF Jewish Festivals 60
Commence this EyOning-othcr Festi-
walls to Follow.
One of the greatest of Hebrew festivals will
begin tomorrow, which day, according to the
Gregorian calendar, is Tisri 1, 56ii, and
therefore New Years day. 1t is dated from
the creation, as the Jewish tradition holds
that the world was created on the first
of Tisri. Tho lunar month of about twenty
nine and half days is taken as the standard,
and twelve months of twonty mine and
thirty days make q year of 3ji days. This is
about eleven days short Of the solar year, and
it is therefore necessary TO add one month
every three years to make the two calendars
approximate Such n year of thirteen months
is n leap year, and there are seven leap years
in every cycle of nineteen years, and IL is
only ut tho end of every cycle that tho
Hebrew calendar agrees with the ordinary
calendar The year 56i3, about to end, was u
leap year, and the last of the 207th cycle.
The New Years day is computed to begin to-
day at q p. m, and end at y. M. tomorrow.
Tho celebrations will consist of the New
Years Day. tho Day of Atoncmcnt," the
Feast of the Tabernacles" and the Day
of Conclusion" New years day is also known
as the Feast of the Blowing of Trumpets,"
because on that day tho Shotdr, or rams horn
trumpet, will be sounded by the rabbi in
every synagogue in the world. Tho tenth of
October will be celebrated as the day of atone
mont-a day of sorrow for past misdeeds.
From 8 o'clock in the morning until in the
evening devout lsraeltus remain in the syna-
goguc, abstainng meanwhile from all food
and drink A feature of the service is the
reading of prayers for tho dead and the offer
ing Of gifts to the cause of charity in memory
of departed relatives. The feast of the taber-
nacles comes five days later, and is all inter
cstinR spectacle. The entire festival lasts
eight days, the day of conclusion terminating
the festivities. Our Hebrew fellow-citihens
are making elaborate preparations for the
NV
National Republican., 1883-10-01
WEST wAsHI NGTON.

Condition of the Potomac river water
Sunday, Sept, At all points &c.
About . o'clock on Saturday night as Mr..
j, S. Blackford, jowoler at 1925 NJ street was
about to replace in the case pistol which he
had been showing to q customer, it was acci-
IDENTIFY discharged and tho ball took effect
upon the head OF his wife who was standing
by, inlicting painful but not serious scalp
wound. The wounded lady was quite com
Portable last night.
Owing to the slanting grade from tho rail-
way track to the south side wall of NJ street,
between Thirty-first and Thirty-second
streets, that space is a dangerous place for
horses, not less than nine having been OBJ
served to fall during one day friday of last
week. Steps should be taken to remedy this
evil before the approach of ice and snow.
The funeral Of Mrs, Mary f. Cooley took place
yesterday afternoon from the residence of her
son, on Thirtieth street. and was attended by
large number of her friends Tho interment
was made at Oak Hill cemetery.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

ALL tho fall importations as we'll as tho
native manufactures emphasize the fact that
stocldnette is tho fashionable material for
the stylish, close-tltting wraps now in vogue.
The high price of the material when bought
by the yard makes it economy to buy the
garments ready made. Il. III. Taylor's estab-
lishment, No, 933 Pennsylvania avenue oifors
wide variety at surprisingly low pr,ces.
These are all imported French garments. A
look will convince tho buyer of their excel
lent quality, and Mr.. Taylor invites COM
the city.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

Two thousand medals, commemorative of
the German bicentennial celebration to- take
place next week, will be struck OFF bearing
the following inscription in German: "The
two hundredth anniversary of the German
emigration to North America. 16s3-Octo-
ber S-1SS3. Washington, d. C." The con-
tract for these medals has been awarded to
Mr.. julius Baumgarten.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
IIjr6.

DIEBITSCH.--On Sunday, September 30. at 23O q.
m, after long and painful illness, HERMAN DIE
BITSCII, aged G6 years,
northwest, Tuesday. October ., at p. M. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend
VEDDER-On Sept 80. nt Now orleans, La, amer
brief illness, WI. VEDDER aged 30, only son Of Col.
N. Vedler, u 9. A., retired.
Notice OF funeral hereafter,
KING.-Sept. 3O JAMAs KING, aged 70 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
wEIDlGMAN.-sept SO 1883, infant sonofJohn and
Maggie Weideman.
Funeral private.
WETIEL-In Georgetown, on Saturday, Sept %,
1888 at q p M, WILLIE H., only child OF w, H. and
NJ. V. Wctzel, aged II months and % days.
Funeral Will take place Monday, Oct lst, at o'clock
from pnrents' residence, 1915 lhirtythlrd street
northwest. Relatives and friends of family re.
specially invited 10 attend.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Mini. Ahhntt,s EuncrnI.

The fune raj of Mai. Thomas j. Abbott took
place Saturday evening from his late resi-
dence, No. 14l4 Sevcnt eenth street north
west, and was largely attended. Rev. DIR.
Leonard, OF ST. Johns church, oiliciated. Tho
pallbearers were Mcssrs, w. j. Wilson, Sell
den North, George Davis Pickell, and Will
lam Marsh. The interment was made at Oak
National Republican., 1883-10-01

THE Herdic Phaeton company will start their
new line of coaches on Friday morning, Sept. 2S,
soatheast, running up Eleventh to East Capitol,
thence to east front of the capitol, via Pennsyl-
yania avenue to Fifteenth streetup Fifteenth street
to Boundary. The line will be increased in number
us their new horses arrive. This line will be dis
tinguished from the q street to Navy Yard line by
ettered signs placed over the front of the coaches
EAST Capitol Street TO Fifteenth and Boundary"
Tie fare will be cents, six tickets for rs cents
Street car tickets taken for fares.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

The funeral of Mrs Mary L. Allen took
place from her late residence No. ID g street
northwest yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The funeral services were held at st. Aloysius'
church, Rev. Father Murphy officiating. The
pallbearers were John Gleason, Edward
Dwyer, Patrick Mcnamara, John Lynch, NJ.
G. McCarty, aud Martin Cullinane. A large
concourse of sorrowing friends followed her
remains to Mt. Olivet cemetery, her final
resting place.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Arrival and Departure OF Vessels at the
River Front.
AT GEORGETOWN.

At GEoRGETowN.
Sailed: Schooners Mary l.. Godfrey, God
frey, for Boston, and William II. Houston
Chadwick, for Somerset.
CANAL MATTERS.
Thirty-fve boats arrived by canal on Sat
urday, and the following left this place
L. A. King, Echo, William Beall, b., Sally j
Kelly, S. L. Hasset b. l.. Slack, Hunter Lee
Carrie ", w. j. Walker, DR.. Schindell, g.
Meredith, N. G. Read, Curton and Tilgham
Mrs. Fernsner, Matte G., Pinkie and John.
ME, Star No. 8, Youghiegheney, G. T. Dun.
lop, L. X. Johnson, w. L. Creighton, Detroit
w. Darrow, G. p Lloyd Eugene, o., Maggie
b. Kittie, w. L. Bell, p. Il. Burwell, Sallit
Burwoll, Isaac Wilson, Hollauder, G. r
White Libbie, Sycoran, c. w. Brangle.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

beside its participation in the grand concert
during tho German bicontennial next week,
TO take part also in the procession, met with
spirited opposition, and was withdrawn aftor
an animated discussion.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

The grand officers of the Good Templars
will officially visit Friendship lodge tonight,
Minnehaha lodge tomorrow night and An
ehor lodge on Friday night.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

SECoND-HAN CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid Call or
address l.. Rice, G93 Seventh street southwest.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

Tho Pennsylvania Republican association
calls the attention of all Pennsylvanians to
the fact that Oct, is the last day that poll
tax will be received.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Rochester Beer,

Try il, and II not the best bottled beer. get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
by dozen or case. AZ rs cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
F. H. FINLEY, 1906 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

MILLER IL JoNEs's biliatd department has been
extensively improved and will be opened to the
pubic this evening. All lovers of billiards are
invited to be present to witness an interesting
match game arranged for this occasion. -.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

A garden party for the benefit of the Gar
field hospital is talked about. 1t will be held
in the grounds where the hospital is to be To-
Gated.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, Watches jewelry, &c. Call on or
address Herzog, No. 3Os Ninth street. near Penn
sylYania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-10-01
Qruposals.
PROPOSALS FoR PACKING BOXES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SEPT % 1884
Sealed proposals for furnishing Packing Boxes will
be received ut this Department until the lsr DAY
OCTOBER, 1888, at 10 o'clock m
Sample may be seen at the Department and blank
forms for bidding furnished upon application.
Proposals to bg addressed to the undersigned, and
marked Proposals for Packing Boxea."
Deliveries must be Tree of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington D. G.. and will be subject
10 inspection by expert detailed for tho purpose by
the Secretary of the Treasury and the delivery of
inferior article will be deemed sufficient cause to ans
nu the contract, at the option of the Secretary.
The Department reserves the right TO waive de-
fects and reject any or all bids.
CHAS. ]. FOLGER.
se2imwth.3t Secretary of the Treasury.
National Republican., 1883-10-01

FAIRFIELD, IowA.-Dr J. l.. Myers says
"Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron prepa-
ration have ever known in my thirty years
of PRACTICE
National Republican., 1883-10-01

the season, and Wagner wins the champion
badge for the week, with Mcleod second.
THE RUNNING RACES
The running meeting will take place at
Ivy City two weeks from next Tuesday, and
those interested are enthusiastically excited
over the event. At n recent meeting of the
Jockey club mn nttempt was made 10 abolish
the custom of issung badges to those who
mission to the grounds or grand stand. A
majority of the members voted against the
economical plan and it was abandoned
BASE BALL.
The Detroit (lenguc) nine will play the
National club, of this city, at Athletic park
Wednesday and Saturday Among the De
troits are several Washington boys who have
made their mari, in the national game who
should be given hearty welcome to their old
home. The postponcment of to-morrOw's
game was made necessary owing to the in
ability of the nctrOitS to reach the city in
time In Wednesdays game Trott will catch,
Wise will pitch, and Curry Of the Detroits,
will play on the National ninc.
Tho BashftllS of East Washington, and the
Northwest stars will play game of base ball
on the grounds corner of Xtecnth and s
st reefs northwest this afternoon at o'clock.
GAMES SATURDAY.
At delphia-Chicago, 10; Philadel-
phia, 3.
At Wilmington, Dcl,-kctiv. 3 Quickstcp Q.
At New York-Detroit, 2; New York, T.
At Brookiyn-ErooElyn II Harrisburg, g..
ARCHERY.
At the Potomac shoot Saturday the leading
scores were:
National Republican., 1883-10-01
LOCAL MENTION.

AN Irishman was asked for his marriage certif-
cate He slowly lifted his hat, revealing a large
scar OIL the head, evidently done Uy flatiron.
Tue evidence was to the point. Our certificates
are the praises of those who have experienced
wonderful cures by the use OF Dir. Bulls Cough
National Republican., 1883-10-01

RICE has made some excellent photographs Of
the winning crews in Wednesdays regatta.