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National Republican., 1883-03-30
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RALTrMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAsI AM THF ONLY trxr
THE EAST AND rHE wt.sr rvtAwAsutvoroN
DOUBLE TRACK JANNFV CuUrfFw
srHEL RAILS

Schedule to take efecl SUNDAY. NOV D.. tVe
Leave NhahinRton. ffum station corner nf Kew
jersey avenue aud frcat-
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville. aui si L1ul.
coaches and Palace sleepinr cas- tu shove p1inlE
wl,hont change; ili5 o. m. daily 90 Chicaru encspt
For Pttsburg, Cleveiand. and Detroit aiion a. u.
and $50 ms dnly SO p, M is a1i.d train o. rIua.
burg with sleeping Iara attached.
Trans for Pliladelphlh and New Yofk 81 40 a m.
DAILY except sunday D. m ana Fn g.. daily,
WNhParlnr nnd sleeping Cars attached.
t,99r t9r baltimore on week dayti gl 90 u ga
80 li!31 n.
For baltimore on sundays. 90. guaa m.. -
&tl =, $40, So Z Wt1 u. m.
for oils G5oa m. i2.lo and tni on sunday
For way stations between washiaeton ana uslu.
more Ny0, q. m. 1919 D. m. $50 f0, q and u
tOr stations on Metropolitan nrauCh. Eil rlua uis
eOD p m, daily, oNcepi sunday, fN u m. daily flr
stannlon' siOn IN; daily. except san1ay ur Iarefa.
Sunday. a
OF Trains & arrive from the west daily. 60 fnsa i.
From New YORK and Philadelphia, az, tis . m.
more, lG65, Sb5, g. $40 s.i5 $50 i0oi td 81 ifu a in
~ ~ @iu, vi, 5;b3, $50, WB y, ~, Sundays
@2 ., SID lO0, 1870 a. me- q fli, q 81. $50, Htl q.
,o.a nom - annapolis $50 a. m, 1850. G51 D. m Sunday
from staunton, sl5 y. m. daily. except SUNDAY.
FROM Frederick, HagvrstoWn, nud iutrfmed Hfa
points S2l a. mi Frederick aud way stations, Fn q.
m,, 10 i!lO p M ana 5.U y. m daily, tAcep Sunday
Al hhm trains from Washington stop nt Relay ~tat'on
IlrtheT Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket onice; Washington station, dip ana 1884
pennsylvania avenue. corner OF Tourto nth sfrnnf.
Where orders viii be taken for baggage 70 be checked
ana Ieceiyed ~ any point Ia the city.
Il,G o.. p A.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
EX-PREsIpENT pIAz.
Movements OF the Distinguished Visitor
1YesterdRy--IIis Depnrturo To-day.


At noon yesterday tho Despatch eft the
navy yard for Mount Vernon, having on
board ex-President Diaz, Mrs. Diaz, Senator
and Mrs Rubio, DIR. Licerga, and others of the
visiting party ; Messrs. Castro and Corvoru-
bios, of the Mexican legation; George Hanni-
kan, of Mexico; Assistant Secretary of State
John Davis, Miss Lucy Frelinghuysen, Chief
Clerk Brown, Capt. S. i. Phelps, Col. John
w. Foster and his two daughters, Mrs Byron
Andrews, Mrs Mcpherson, Miss Thompson
Senator Morgan of Alabama, and two daugh-
ters Gen. Sherman and Miss Rachel Sher-
man, Mrs. Miller, of California, and Miss
Dora Miller.
The party passed pleasant time at
Mount Vernon, expressing themselves much
interested in the visit. Gen. Diaz thought
the Potomac the finest river he had seen in
the United States. At 8 o'clock the party re-
turned to Washington.
Mr.. Romero, the Mexican minister, gave q
dinner party TO ex-President Diaz last night
at the ministerial residence No. his X street.
The appointments of the dinner were uncX-
ceptionable The menu was served by Cham
berlin. The guests were:
Gen. Diaz and Mrs. Dlaz Mr. Manuel Romero dc
Rubio Mrs. Agostinc Rubio. Dr. Eduardo Licenga,
Mrs. Dolores de Lcenga Miss Elena de Gary,
Gen. E. Beale Mrs. Beaie, Chief Justice and Mrs.
Waite, Senator Morgan, Gen. sherman, senator
aud Mrs. Logan, Mr.: and Mrs. W. II. Trcscot and
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Foster
The party will leave Washington for New
York, via the Baltimore and Potomac road,
about 10 a. m. to-day in the special train
which brought them through from ST. Louis
and Chicago. From New York the party goes
to Boston for two days, and after visiting
Albany, will return to Galveston, Tex, whore
steamer will bo taken for Vera Cruz. The
same train, by special request of Gen Diaz,
will convey the distinguished guests through
out the entire trip.
In conversation yesterday with REPuBLI-
CAN representative Gen. Diaz said that his
business in this country was solely that Of
recreation. To avoid any possible miscon-
struction that might be put upon the express
sion of his opinions on any political subject
connected either with Mexico or the United
States, he said he preferred not to be inter-
viewed in relation thereto. He declared him
self highly pleased with the country and more
than gratiled at the kind reception every
where accorded him,
National Republican., 1883-03-30
THE CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
Waiting Applicants VIII not See Them
for Several Days.

The announcement that the new civil serv-
ice rules would be presented to the President
on Saturday was trae premature. These
rules have been carefully prepared by the
commission and are ready, but they will not
be presented until after the return of the
President from his southern trip. If il shall
be decided that the President will not go to
Florida, as is now understood to be his intcn-
tion, then the rules will be presented on Mon
day next When the original civil service re-
form commission formulated rules they were
the subject of u cabinet meetings. discussion
and it is more than probable that the same
course will be pursued now.
An informal conversation with Mr.. Dor
man b. Eaton developed the fact that the
commission does not intend to make the rules
public until the President has seen them
Mr.. Eaton says, however, that there is no
reason for conCcalmcnt, nor anything in the
rules that will not appeal to the common
sense of everybody, The people must admit
that any clerk ought to know all that is re-
quired by the rules, he says, and the polti-
clans ought TO be glad that there is way to
stop the importantly for place and the ours
ings that follow every such appointment. Ho
thinks the public will see at a glance that tho
rules contemplate no unreasonable literary
qualifications nor the possession of any in
formation not pertinent to the place to be
filled.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The District Government.

Building permits wero issued yesterday to
d. l.. Morrison to build one brick dwelling
on n street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest, to cost $500; n. r.
Hallcn, to build one brick dwelling OH n
street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets northwest. TO cost $500; DIR. Robert
Rcyburn, to build two brick dwellings on
Twcnty-third street, between and Virginia
avenue northwest, to cost Si,7OO Columbia
Mutual Ice company, to build one brick stable
on Water street, Georgetown, to cost Si0O ;
Martin McNulty, to make repairs at 1856 II
street southwest, to cost $500; Edward
Becker,Ito make repairs at 2l3 + street north
west, to cost $3.50.
Mamie Wagner, the little girl who has been
suffering with smallpox at her home, No. I12
Twelfth street southwest, died Wednesday
and was buried yesterday
The health officer, upon examination of the
school rooms of Memorial church, has ordered
National Republican., 1883-03-30
EAST WASHINGTON.

In answer TO timid knock at tho door of
the eighth precinct station house last night,
Station Keeper Henry said "Come in" The
door Immediately opened and diminutive
boy entered.
keeper.
"Yes, sur. I'm of fer keeps now, an
don't want ter 90 home no more"
Then turning TO the reporter Mr.. Henry
said "That is probably the most precocious
boy in Washington. His name is William
Miller, and he is only 8 years Of age has
good home, indulgent parents, and still he
runs away at every opportunity. During
the severe weather last winter, when our otIi-
GERS suffered with the cold, the little fellow
slept four nights under n doorstep on Eighth
street. His father, who is n respectable car
penter, can do nothing with him, and the last
time he ran away he threatened to send him
to tho reform school if he repeated the oflcnse.
| wants you to lock me up now," chimed
in the boy, "and l wants to go to the form
school tomorrow. 1 aint agoin' homo no
more"
"All right" said the station keeper, as he
led the minute specimen to the cell, where he
was locked in. 1t is said that the boy runs
away from home nearly every week, fire.
quently staying away several days at time.
He will doubtless be committed to the reform
school this morning.
A colored boy named Thomas Carter, II
years of age, stopped in front of the station
house last night and began TO throw stones at
the familiar "TOm" cat which frequents the
building. "Tom" was lazily mapping in the
window at the time, and the stones ratified
significantly against the wall of the building.
The boy was speedily arrested aud locked up.
He aftcrward said: I" / wasn't afraid of break
ing dc windors, cuz I'm gud shot"
Tho dancing party ut Washington hall by
Prois Birmingham & Golway last evening
was attended by quite II large party of young
folks who participated with great pleasure.
East Washington Band of Hope held q very
interesting meeting ut tho Seamcn's retreat
last night Several interesting speeches were
delivered.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The ARMY Of the Potomnc.

The annual reunion of tho society of the
Army of the Potomac, which will be held in
this city on May 16 and II, promises to be of
unusual interest The local committee on ar
rangcments have practically decided upon u
programme for the two days, and have ar
ranged with the leading hotels for the meet
ings of the various corps. The corps's meeting
will be held mt 10 n. IN. ON the sixteenth, at the
place below named:
The 2d and 3D. corps will assemble at Worm
ley's hotel the lst, 9th, and 9th at the Riggs
house; the 9th, 10th, and cavalry corps at the
Ebbitt house; the 1lth, 18th, and artillery
corps, and the loyal legion at the Arlington
hotel the Grand Army of the Republic at the
Metropolitan hotel, and the Maryland brigade
at the National hotel, The parade will take
place at noon of the sixteenth and promises to
be u brilliant display.
1t Is expected that all tho troops constitut-
ing the garrison of Washington, battalion
of the marine corps, the uniformed militia
of the district, and several uniformed organ
iZatiOns from Maryland will participate.
Major Martin Maginnis, of Montana, will de-
liver the Grafton on the night of May rs, at
the National theater. The same building has
been secured for holding the business meet
ing of the society. 1t is proposed on the
second day to take the visiting members to
Mount Vernon. The banquet will be given
on the evening of May II, at Abncrs music
garden, which is being specially prepared for
the event.
Among those who are expected to speak at
the banquet are President Arthur, Secretaries
FrclinghuysCn and Lincoln, Attorney General
Brewster, oX.Presdent Hayes, Generals Grant
Sherman, Sheridan, Mcclellan, Hancock, and
Schurz, Admiral Porter Charles Dudley
Warner, and Ex-Governor Curtin. The eX-
ocutivo committee, of which Gen. A. A.
Humphreys is chairman, have established
headquarters at the Ebbtt house, aud are
now actually engaged in the work of prepar-
ing for the reunion.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
WEST WASHINGTON,

Eight thousand eight hundred bushels of
wheat sold ON change yesterday Mt prices
ranging from Sll6l to $l.2l per bushel.
Arrived yesterday Schooner ID. l.. Siner,
light.
Sailed Schooner Helen Hasbrouck, Ben
nett, with coal for Jersey City, and schooner
Lula, Baker, with coal for Boston.
About $50 yesterday afternoon Colored
man by the name of Nelson johnson had his
right hand very badly cut by being caught
in cutting box while cutting hay ut the
livery stable of Fields & Hackney, ON Ponn-
sylvania avenue, between Twenty eighth and
Twenty-ninth streets. Surgical assistance
was rendered him by DIR, Suter
The last one of the assemblies given by the
married gentlemen came off last night at
Forest hail. and proved fitting finale 10 u
series of as pleasant entertainments as ever
took place in town. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Matthews, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. A. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ill. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. McCarteney, Mr. and Mrs,
C.. II. Cragin, jr., Mrs. Dr. Billings, Mr.. aud
Mrs. g. IL. Fickling, Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Rit-
tenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. William Wheatley, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Wheatley Misses Billings,
Stevens, Dorsey, Hardie, Trimblo, Motiatt,
Libbey, Lockwood, Dougal, Snyder, Hester,
Cragin, Jones, Brockenborough, Williams,
Brooke Danenhower, Messrs. Mofiatt, Alvord,
Davis, Kintner, Towers, Kerr, Metals,
Nicholson, Mohun, Green, Danenhower Mar
tin, Stevens, Williams, Wilmington, and
Hardee. Eight pieces of Schroeder's band
furnished delightful music
A. sAKs & Co.'s spring stock complete in all
hanapiTnantg
National Republican., 1883-03-30
NThe Snnmrglera.v

The sale of seats for the performances of the
opera of "The Smugglers," which are to take
place at Ford's opera house next week is
going on lively, and the indications are that
every representation will be witnessed by u
crowded house. Since the presentation of this
opera last spring, Mr.. Sousa has rewritten
many portions of it, and it is now much more
n complete work than then. The cast will
embrace Mrs. Zelda SeGuin Wallace, Miss
Louisa Paullin, Messrs. Mansfield Travener,
j. II. Rennie, Frank Pearson, and Rule, and
the choruses will be sung by picked voices
from the Washington Operatic association
and the Apollo Glee club, The box sheet is
ut Ellis music store.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
rT,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, sourR.
WEST, AND WEST

schedule in effect December a. 1852;
"lO a. NEW Orleans Mail, daily, making close
SVnnegtl0ns ,. ~ 70 all points South and SouthwesL
WIN Pullman Sleeping Cars from Washington
va Danvtile 70 Atlanta and Atlanta 10 New
49, LNnchburg and Bristol 80
42O 7. m.-houisyle Fast Line, daily via Char.
lottesvlle, Huntington and Lexington, 10 Ct.
clnnatl, Louisville, and all Western points
nnklng direct connections and with solid train
ana Pn,lmRn Sleeping Cars. Washington to
ioa5 p. % %soStheru Mail and Expresv dny. 10 olt
points South and Southeast via ban ville and
Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
inKton to Al gu l.. q
For nll points on Manassas Division take 7;io a m
train daily. except Sunday For Warrenton
. take 1:l0 q. m. ana i:2O u. m. trains daily,
For tlckets and all Information, inquire at Com
panys ONCE, COL Pennsyvania avenue, or nt Union
with telephone system, "
NJ. SLAUGHTER, N. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1883-03-30

slight alter tions in the plumbing and ven
| tilaton.
Special License Agent Raf and Officers
Cartier and Block have been ordered to pro-
| ceed against all hucksters, produce Dealers
and commercial agents whose license expire
tomorrow IL their licenses are not renewed.
The plumbing inspector has been directed
TO report the names and addresses of each
registered plumber who have failed to comply
with section 8 of the regulations, which pro.
vides that the words registered plumber"
shall be displayed.
-Col. Dye, the new chief Of police is rapidly
becoming familiar with the duties of his Office
Yesterday he made inquiries into the present
method of reporting and recording robberies
Maj. Brooks resignation will not be considered
for week at least.
During the week ending Mar. "a, 1888
there were l27 deaths in the district. of this
number 80 were white males, 40 white females
% colored males, and 20 colored females. This
gives death rate 30.SS for the white popula-
tion, 41.17 for the colored, and "a 40 for the
total population. The chief causes of death
were Consumption, 2O pneumonia, II;
bronchitis, 3; congestion Of the lungs, l
diphtheria, 2 scarlet fever, 8; typhoid fever,
l; orysipelas, 2; heart disease, 10: and
apoplexy, ,. OF the the decedents 20 were
over 60 years of age 45 were under years of
age, and "a were less than year old. The
nativities were District of Columbia, 81;
other parts of the United States, So and
foreign, II. Five deaths occurred in George.
town, 9S in Washington in the county, and
15 in public institutions. Births reported, "a
white and SO colored. Marriages, whites
and ! colored. Stillbirths, 8 white and 9
coored.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO HALLWAY
IE NEW TRUNK LINE

TO TIE WEST AND SOuTifwFar
on and amer SUNDAY, DECEAfB a. lisa pas.
senger trains of this route will leave washlngton
rom b. q p. station rs follows
4'2O I. NJ. DAIIY-LouisVllle and Cincinnati speoia
solid train. with Pullman Cars to Lexington Nv.
CINCINNATI, and Louisville without cnnngc, arriving
ht Lexington GiO p M, Cincinnati go D. ni Louis.
Niie go y. m, connecting closely At these citlea
Southwest. and Northwest.
lit{0 "A. NJ; For Newport News, Old Point, und Nor.
norfolk SO y. m.
7nO q M daily, except siunday-Ma tor all stations
on u g o. E'y east of Cllfon Forge.
For Rates Tickets TO all points Wost Iocattop ir
rnllmen Cars and Full Information OF Routs and
Vanla avenue, Washington, d. q '''
r. ~ IL u, w sI EsIuLLER, General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1883-03-30
TTNHE GREAT

T1NHE GREAT ,,o.,-
40 nTTTEr THE E9RriI WEST AEp Sifn s6SGHwEsr
rn IN EFf,ECI + FEiBRTA Any 5Gsissa. a,.- .'-
corner orSixth and b streets, as follows;
For pIttsburg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
& 5 sefPGg GHyg S SRf eepns 81 g % s S%
Harrisburg 20 Cincinnati Western Express 7iSo p.
natl Mail Express, $50 p. daily for Pittsburg
BiITIMoKiiE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Eric, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
9;!O p. M daily except saturday, with Palace Cars
For Wiiis%spors, % Lock haven and Elmlra, at Gso
a. m. daily, except sunday.
and enf fRprsss s 81 sfqPFsaE Faaa aiS Ps1 PS
For Boston 10 Without Change GET fSo p M every week.
Fo9 9 roosiyn ok is4nSsy all through trains connect at
Jersey City with boats OF brooklyn Annex, afford.
ing direct TRANSFER to Fulton street avoiding double
For philadelphia 500 a. M, lG3o g. m 1880 i2o, $50.
a Limited I Express HSp S y nd daily G except s0S sun
G6 so 7so sc cc and nd 1876 SS p C M oI SUN Sunday, SO
$685. m, 40, $40, 1870, $50, and lC2o p. IN.
For Pope,s Creek Line. 64oa IN. and 44o p m. daily.
For Annapolis $40 A. m. and 4:4Op. m. daily. except
ALEXXNDRIA AND DFREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For AlsIandra, $3.50 200. G2O, lOo. and lies q. m.
dSO SOS IiOS SOU ana IlSO p m on sunday at
For Richmond and the south, O92 aud ll;25 a. m.
Tans eaVS S for sHSS GOO 500
S and SSS s M SG l2SO S SOS SuSdSy 5aS S ~ sSd
&SS d and icoo a. m 700 and $40 p M '''' - '''''
Tickets and Information at the office, northeast
nue. and at the station, Where orders can be LETT for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
j. H. WOOD General Passenger Agent
CHARLES L. PUaH, General Manager.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
"UncIe TOMS Cnbin.n

The performances of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
at Odd Fellows hall, are well attended and
enjoyable. Charles Howard, who first created
the part of Uncle Tom, is the representative
of that character in this cast, and the other
parts are well distributed. The jubilee sing.
crs in their plantation songs furnish excellent
music, and their selections are nightly en-
COrel,
National Republican., 1883-03-30
VIC oldest ond the Youny,.,.

AT the house of Mr.. Emery A. Wilbur, on
Il street, death took the Oldest and youngest
on Tuesday and Wednesday, and both were
buried yesterday-the grandmother, Mrs.
Oceana Walker, aged 20, and the grandson,
aged g. A black casket and sheaf of wheat,
beside the little white one with unopened
buds, stood for this gathering to the grave of
the oldest and youngest Of the sad family.
SPRING ovERCoATs in an endless variety.
EIsEMAN Bros, cor. Seventh and Il,
National Republican., 1883-03-30

change of the Canadian customs regulations
as will admit of the importation of bonded
whisky into Canada from the United States
in packages of less than one hundred gallons.
1t now remains for the Canadian parliament
to decide whether such amodifcation Of their
regulation shall he m, oda
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Theatre ComIuue.

Another large audience witnessed the per-
formanco ofHyde and Behmans 'gTwo johns
combination at the Theatre Comique last
night. The Horseshoe Four, Mamie Leigh,
Harry Watson, the ventriloquist Davis and
other artists contributed to the entertainments
The evening concluded with the 1.-TWO Johns,p
most ridiculous comedy, in which Fattie
Stewart and John Hart displayed their comic
abilities There will be matinee to-day.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The Presldent,s Trim.

The president has not as yet completed the
arrangements for his proposed tour in the
south. He willn however, leave Washing
ton before the latter part of next week, and
he may not go for several weeks yet.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The Thomas FIontcd.

The signal corps station at Cape Hatteras,
N. G., reports that the schooner H. NJ. Thomas,
before reported ashore on the south side of
Hatteras inlet, has been hoatod, and is now
at anchor in the inlet.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The .Iennnette Honrd.

The Jeanette court of inquiry will recon-
veno at the Navy department at 1890 a. m.
to-day for the examination of tho four men,
hers of the Jeanette crew who have gecently
returned from Siberia
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Tb, .Jconne,te Survivors,

Lieut.. II. j. Hunt, II. w. Leach, Frank
Manson, and John Lantcrlack, survivors of
the ill-fntcd Jeanette, arrived in the city
last evening, and are at the Ebbitt house.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
General Cases In thc Court OF Claims

Several claims against the Geneva award
have resently been filed in the court of
claims, the parties interested chosing to ignore
the regular Alabama claims court. There is
some question as to the jurisdiction of the
court of claims over such cases, which can
only be settled by a decision of the court
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Bol,ded Whisky.

The secretary of state has authorized Min
lister West TO say TO tho Canadian authorities
National Republican., 1883-03-30

PERSONS recovering from wasting diseases.
such as malaria, fevors &C., will be greatly
benefited by the use Of Browns Iron Bitters,
a true tonic.
National Republican., 1883-03-30

OwENToN, KY.-Rev, j. N. Beck says: 81
have used Browns Iron Bitters and consider
il one of the best tOnics sold"
National Republican., 1883-03-30

CoDoRUs, PA.-Rev. j. d. Zehring says II
was paralyzed in my right side. The use Of
Browns Iron Bitters enabled me TO walk"
National Republican., 1883-03-30

TAILORING department stock for spring
now complete, drop in and look it over, A.
Saks & Co. IS, 316 and 31S Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Steamboat Vines.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
FORTRESS MONROE, AND THE SOUTH
Potomac Steamboat Company's Popular
STEAMER EXCELSIOR.
Capt r. L. Tull.
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

The Elegant Iron Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE,
VIII leave her wharf, foot of Sixth every NON
DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at $50 o'clock
y. M, touching at
PINEY POINT POINT LOOKOUT, and FORT
RESS MONROE.
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE NEW
YORK, BOSTON. AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS.
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays at 6p. m.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and Il. @, KNIGHT leave Pier Al.
East River New York, every Saturday at y. M,
and Georgetown every NJ Fllday NJ a. IN. For par
tlcuars apply TO Agent 90 Water street. Georgetown
Tickets and staterOonls can be secured AT general
office 6l3 Fifteenth street In Nat Met. Bank, Il. and
o. ticket ofice. 1851 Pa ave, 81, Marc Hotel and ut
boat ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
National Republican., 1883-03-30

BOYS suits at A, saks & Co.'s.