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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
THE GREEN.


Measure and proportion speak
In all fabrics OF tho Greek.
In his most inIpassionrh glow,
Loyal still 10 reason he
Hounds of fitness, harmony.
Careful no. To owe How.
OF good sense anointed priest,
Srnrncd hO tho iehrious East;
Epic, lyric, temple chaste,
Charm car and eye with iaultless taste
ESclowing outlines vague and dim,
Method, not madness, guided linn.
From Babels, cnvern-temples far,
Dwelt he meath the Evening Star;
His shrines of marble, chiselled rGuls,
ForelandS crowned like diadcms,
Chastely, sOherly. he wrought,
Master OF reflective thought;
Sane IN body, sane in mind
BIeathins the lGgean wIud,
Sadness of his loved soa- waye
To his wit sharp flavor gave;
Baadty was his constant norm
Hated he all thugs deiorm-
Nagueness and unoItlined haze
Vanished in Apollo's rays.
In his Seas clear hyaline
Crags of purple mirrored shine
In each fibre human lie
hpurned the East's hypcrholc.
His very gOds-immnrtal men--
Dwelt within their yOtary's ken.
scent of bee-brOwsed, mountain thyme
do his verses sweet exhac
tlrarneSs of his lucid cline
In his thought did never fail
TOPPLES IN our UHEIT.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Interested man Any doubt about the
sea serpent being visible from Marble
head on the 18th No, air we shall
take glass strong enough to bring him
Into view wherever he is Boston lost.
"showsr Of stones" is reported from
Cecil county, Nd II a young man wsf
singing at midnight and accompanying
himself on an acoOrdions shower of stones
was what might have been expected
NouisfoDn Hfraid.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
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northumberland

i'm pernicious practices pursued In solitude. ia
most startling cause of nervous and general
debility, lack OF sei.COnidenCc and ilipOwer,
impaired memory dependency, and other
attendants OF wrecked manhood. Sufferers
should address, with three letter postage
stamps, Tor large illustrated treatise pointing
out iniailing means ot perfect cure. Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, n. \.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Six Chinese women, three of them hsv-
ins children from 10 to Is years of age,
are reported 10 have been brought ly
Sing Sing Of Victoria, British Columbia,
Tor ahipment across The Sound into Wash
ing,nm Territory, "as wives Of Cinnamon
a!ready there.n -----
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

'For years Mrs. Lydia H. pnkham has been
cOntendng with the terrible hydra known ~
disease, with what surprising success many
who were In the sernents cnila can testify.
often has tho powFrlesS victim .oen snltrhed
from the open laws al rho destroyer Ia smit-
rig the heads nt this monster Mis- pinlShhu +
Vegetable Compound is fr more oiiieWl"n!
than the processes ot potential and actual
rdutery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Why do love you'll | do?
Tell III" that, and IN tell you.
lls no thai you arc more tan
1hn other LADIES' whom know
Fen the summer nj your linif,
llr The lights that come and 30 A..
II, Ynnr fadlcnt startled ryca,
Apprnlihnsivo al surpri c;
NnIlnng In SunI brieht, young face
which is comedy, suppu4o;
No Elusive charm, or grace;
W lat ~ is, Heaven nnly knows.
J might not love you II | knew,
For what love might not BIS ymIi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
LYDIA e SaMKgsARa'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,


f"' "'' 'hnR' t'hinihl Uomrlnin'a nnd Weaknesses
eo""in''"" 10 ourbe-t female population.
hedI'ihe for Women. inrcnicdby a Woman.
Prepared by Woman.
W" "rrNsi irral D,so,ey slur iha Dawn of II.tor,
~itroyiy'' thu dropping s,,lrita, InvI.orat,, and
n''N'"H'th' "t''ana functions, :Iyss elasticity md
'' 10 the 9irp, restores tho natural Iustpo 10 the
''"hh' lihht' On the pale chuck Of woman tho rlrnl
- t"t mes 8prlns ami carly mimnrr time.
2 FNlicilns Use II and Prescribe II Freely ~g,n
Nf'h"'7 inintnHti, iatultncY. drutroys alIcr,yiry
'"r '"l'i'n', md loaypsi wonlnp., Of tho stopn,l
'l'' l'''Hy Uf h.lrln; down, causing paln, wpigIt
el ha'h'rho is Hlwnys permanently cured ly IL, us,.
'vr 9hu euro "t Kidney Complaints of either ne,
this Compound IL unsurpassed.
hYDTA v. PiNEnhu'a nIG0D pugyrIEu
WI SItilr'in Cf"iY N,tiisr uT HumOrs mon, ti,.
an"L lti 900 30 fnd trynltth Ia tho sysl,n nf
"'n' ".n"u Of emil. Insist on having II - Va
Eth the Compound MD Blood Purifier are prc,or,,
NJ ""'n4&" western hronun Lynn, Mass. Irlrn ~
fiHrSL FLY hottl afor - Sent by mail in tn, ro,p,
nFI'lS or "Fi""m'n' on rcrript az price 81 p.rInx
t'''iN'r. Ne ''"hirrnfnnly nns1rr.uI loiirrsot
inquiry Encl'""'taiarr, sgndforleunpflpL
M Gluly ,lnvM bc oulou' hYufi f. 1fytr,va
l1tl' !.l"r I'i"u "ilr ,Hi'. .lHuiuu. ltii,u =,
'hd t"'rlhii 1T 1h' l'tvs 'L.yuti ,or b,g ''
fs-s7'id by nii i'rmRgistr.-a u
1Ef-~tf G,1J1L->Af1
~ /, >LA>v * Iy~s1a
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

REApINo, July l4,--Last nights storm
was the heaviest Tor years in this section,
Fences We're leveled, trees uprooted and
stripped o: fruit and many fields were
washed out. In the lower part Of tls
county the storm was accompanied by
hail, y
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

T. one who does his work quickly and well
THIS Is what Dr. IL. V. tierce's "Ciolden
Medical Discovery, does ms blood purifier
anu strongthener, II arouses Tho torpid liver.
the lungs, "''''70 Vi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Flower and lIoadly, 4 zach Morrison. 3
Eaton, Parker aud Hewitt, 2 each Hendricks,
Jowett Palmer and English, each no
expression. 20.
Replies from Delaware are summarized
as follows The lead among the Delaware
republicans must be divided about
equally among Blaine, Arthur and
Edmunds, but with leaning toward
Blaine, as he is certainly the second
choice, and Eimunds Is the third
Harrison is also mentioned. Bavari ia
the Democrats perpetual Offering at the
party altar, and, sacrificing him, they
VIII so for Randall as second choice.
Cleveland, Thurman and Morrison are
| mentioned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
Knicd whIIo RcnGing MS n,,,c.

ALBANY, June I3.-Michael Poets, aged
II years, while reading the Bible in his
house on the Shaker road, six miles from
this city, yesterday afternoon, was struck
by lightning and killed. Ills clothing
was stripped from his back and his flesh
lacaratpd
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
I.nrnunIaI InfnfnnA

Major Byrd of Polk county, Georgia,
says that on his farm the same Irish
potatoes have been used in planting for
40 years, and that so far from degenerat-
Ing, they never fail to yield an abun-
dant and delicious crop.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

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Tbs anuiversarv of the bettla nj the
Royna zas cslabataa In royonto Tbnrs.
aay bv a narads az 4 0o0 o,anc.men In
thu s,rsats
nj ,,,,. 4, o..t .ma;.uu
e "a'no ,,' VI Suepeo o
th. unit.d SET, hv az of tho
Do,ninion.
w,'., NJ. -u.,
~, ine % nN' W 'He r',9'
onuson VI i.'ls, "a 'obe'h", WIN .noi
paa''i, nase aos"uo'e' 'uA' ''i'n A''' 10
0oii' = A''"' ''"''
Z, te'egroni ,Ioui h''l9 hoeN says
iiu'" Inc ua'.'e oTh'res ', "n nne
sua' 'ne uii.e ~, ms yeat WIN ''"'h "'"''''
NoN' 's''"'' '"' '"'' ''N''
the Maiqdis d" MofeS aud two ct hia
men, who shot rniiAn while attaching
the ranch OF the iofnior, were Thrraday
discharged tfoin custody 90 the ground
'nH' 'pe Ni'i'ns WAS JuS''"So'e'
telegram from the CITY OF Mexico
reports that the surveys for Captain
hads' ship railway canal across the la,b
mus of Tebnantepec ara progressing
rapidly. la 80 Kilometres surveyed the
greatest gradient Is III loi Kilometres
Ninety of tha present employees in the
Census otiite viii he diHmissed within
' ~, ~ ~ ",r "'' i,' pe'suns elp
nnn,'ahI' H., 'nn ,a 49, a. t~o VIZ ,in az,
pt 500 'o.', w 'u"' Nv VIZ LIZ, ,i,e
49, X, Pi'ons W. '"',''' y" '"'
P"' '"',' VI '"' ''"'"' n"''""'
telegram from Victoria, british
C"innh'a, says many Chins'nen we're
landed there on ThursdHy from Hong
Kong, suffering from ian Oriental disease
csnsed by eating decomposed vegetable
food" II appears that the disease il
fatal,no cnre having been discovered yet
| Burglars entered Mr.. Rich's cottage at
| Long Rrapcb Nav I.raay aarly MI
day morning, aud stole $500 worth of
silverware and bottle of brandy. They
drank the brandy on the lawn in front Of
Mayer Sternberger'a house and then
entered it and took 80 hGO worth of silver
ware and jewels.
The epecial committee OF fraeboidars
! which two months AGO lepan AN invasti.
gation of the charg,a of cp,,nltv against
| the management of thu Etsex C,5nntv
| NAV I.raevl Lnnati, hsvlum rennrtnd
| Tbursdav Giving all tl,. i.stinony ,atar
AID tnlly syhnHeraliny ina war5sn and
mutt,
orange !uun' the publisher OF The
| -'"" '"'H fy ""'fHtAt ana ~ uue JliDe Is
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

Is three times the man hs was lafore
he began using "Wells' Health Remover. .
II. Druggists.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

heaven we were only engaged, not mar
ried. think you had better so and zee
Miss Violet this morning. am going to
the Vatican with Giovanni. We make
excellent cousins. Our romance has
come to as otherwise than We hoped"
| think-suoh is msu-thst he was
hurt and angry with me- but he went to
Violet, and she is his wife to-day, and l
Ginvanni's. And the seas roll between
nur homes, for | have never left Rome,
and hs transplsnttd HIS Violet TO America.
b5-A pint of the the finest ink for families
III schools can be made from a ten-cant pack
age at Diamond Dye They color silk, wool OF
cotton.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19

FOPPIES IN our BIfEI1
National Republican., 1883-12-11
Masonic Elections.

Arminius lodge, No. %, f. and A. NJ, elected
last night the following officers for the ensuing
year Louis Goldschmidt W. NJ; John Toense, s.
W.; Henry Brandes, j. W.; Herm: Ii. Gerdes, secre-
tary; Anton Fischer, treasurer FIR. W. Spiess, ter
At a meeting of Mount Vernon chapter, No. 3, f..
A. A. Nj, held last night, the following officers
were elected: j. II. Olcott, M L. II. priest A. f..
Mcmillan, L. king; Thomas f. Gibbs, E.. scribe;
f. II. Peckell. secretary; W. II. Mendenhall, treas
urer, and w. A. Yates, trustee.
Dawson lodge. No. l6, f. A. A. NJ, met at Ma
sonic temple last night and elected the following
officers Rudolph Willis, W. master; james ii.
1rumble, senior warden; H. c. Thompson, junior
warden; Robert Ball, secretary; r. ii. Gruham,
treasurer; J. b. Browne, senior deacon j. chran,
Junior deacon; B. 4. LaTcomoe und z. H. Daniel,
gates to the grand lodge. .. I. Thompson, A. II.
Drown, and H. H. Hazard,
National Republican., 1883-12-11
Now bills.

The bill introduced by Senator Plumb in rela-
tion to army promotions is the bill which he In
troduced in the last congress- and provides for the
retirement OF officers who are or may become dis
number of officers who may be placed on the re-
tired list.
Senator Morgan's bill to define the rights of
United States citizens residing abroad was also
introduced by him in the last congress, and names
as among such rights that of security of the per-
son and the house of the Citizen his papers. and
effects against unreasonable searches aud sev.
ures, aud the right, on demand Of himself or As
counsel, to be informed of the nature and Cause
of any accusation against him when under arrest.
Mr.. Voorhees, offered joint resolution (the same
as that of the last congress), providing for an
amendment to the constitution. requiring all
and United States attorneys to be elected by the
people of the states in which their duties are to
be performed, the several legislatures TO prescribe
the methods of election,
National Republican., 1883-12-11
The Chtldren,s HospitnI.

The annual meeting of the board of directors Of
the Children's hospital was held last night The
old officers were reelected for the ensuing year:
President, Samuel V. Niles; vice president NJ. w.
Gait; secretary, Reginald Fendall; treasurer.
Frederick b. Mcclure. The report shows a
mittee-consisting of Messrs. S. H.. Kaufman
Reginald Fendall, and DR.. johnson Eliot-was APP
pointed to edit publish, and distribute the annual
report of the operations of the hospital.
The presidents report showed that during the
year 2,436 children were treated, of this number
l92 were inmates The nuInbersof prescriptions
II. .l3l and there were q surgical operations
performed. The daily expense for the support of
those in the hospital was Sl676, and for medicines,
instruments, and other articles, was $780, The
receipts were S1lss7.79, with balance on hand
made total of Sl3O7l.62 disbursements were
e1l 1851 amount o! cash on hand was 81, ,0759l
The hospital debt has been reduced to 1000.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
THE FALSE PROPHETS VICTORY.
what an Ex-Egyptian General THINKS
of the Defeat Mt sual<im.


"The account Of the Egyptian defeat at suakim
may be rose colored for the False Prophet said
Mai. DYE to a NATIONAL REPUBLICAN reporter yes
terdav especially the story that the flower of the
Eovptian army was cut TO pieces The Egyptian
army has no flower 1t is like the country
around Suakim-a desert As no vegetation VIII
grow in the latter. no military virtues do or can
exist in the Egyptian army"
tory II the accounts are literally true 2" asked the
5None that / can see." answered the ex-E Egyp-
tian general Except that the Egyptians must re-
sort to the Nile as the route whereby Khartoum is
10 be relieved The hill tribes spoken Of in the
dispatch are very brave people, ana II wouiu i,i
they have Fl troops
part OF Col. Valentine Bakers command
Baker himself is now marching overland
With large body of troops roCt 70 ,bst rettSe Eye
Egyptian army never becomes demoralized from
defeat as far as can remember. l have known
10000 or IL 900 men to be massaored in year.
There Ia a war going on at all times along tne
Egyptian borders think Baker will have to
watch closely the movements OF the raise
Prophet The best way TO control the provinces
of Egypt, and in the end the cheapest and the
only successful one, is TO pension the chiefs OF the
different tribes. / have known one chlei VINO
controlled 5000 men, TO receive $4,000 year. 1t
was a good Investment.
"what are the comparative merits OF the Egypt
ian and the hilmanW 40
'The Egyptian is not a coward, though he will
not fight He Will stand and be cut down witnou'
i remember an incident that illustrates this point.
Gen. Gordon with 5000 Egyptians, with two pieces
of artillery, was strongly entrenchea, When tney
His forces sailed forth TO meet them and were
driven back with great loss"
"What is the strength Of the Egyptian army?"
81 Judge IL TO be about 1900 men now. When
was there 1t numbered 10000 regular and 1000
irregular troops.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
THE DRIVING CLUB.
Election OF omcers for tho Ensuing

Election OF Officers for tho Ensuing Year.
The annual election Of the Washington Driving
club was held last evening at the club rooms in
Vernon row. There was a large attendance Of
members. and much enthr siasm was manifested.
The following named gentlemen were chosen to
manage the affairs Of the club,during 1884: Presi-
dent. +. NJ. Draney; vice presidents, Hon. II. u.
Holton, John W: Shaw, Frank X. Ward. Gen. Jos.
A. Smith, Col. Henry Sherwood executive com
II. Gheen, A. w. Kelly, Samuel Ross, H. d. Nc
Intyre, A. j. Bidder, Ernest Burgdorf Joseph Q.
Rock; secretary, II. D. McIntyre; treasurer, R. f.
Rakar
National Republican., 1883-12-11
THE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA.
Character OF the Music Rendered at Its
Concerts.

Character OF the Music Rendered at Its
Concerts.
The Georgetown Amateur orchestra, which gives
its first concert Of the season to. night at Curtis
school, in Georgetown has shown the capabilities
of Washington talent for the rendition of elabo-
rate musical works. Composed as 1t mainly is OF
representatives from the best ftnilies of the dis
trict Its achieved excellence is matter Of local
pride. It's concerts are wholly complimentary to
the friends of the members. no admission fee
being charged. At the concert tonight the fol-
lowing selections will form the programme: Over
ture, f" Marriage of Figaro Mozart; symphony 2,
Beethoven "Gavotte" Lully; Toreador Song
from Carmen" "Polonaise Alilitaire," Chopin.
in preparation for future concerts: Clicks over
ture to " "Iphigened In Aulis," Wieniawskrs " ~,
pan Moabr eIs n;cats
the high character of the music to. be presented.
National Republican., 1883-12-11

ducing the time to two years less. They belieye
that the dockets of the United States courts would
be relieved by such change in the law OF an ac-
cumulation of cases IN which there IS not tne
slightest hope of securing convictions, ana Wnlcn
only serve to swell the fees of district attorneys
and United States marshals. From the opinions
this subject will be introduced into both houses at
nm aa rlv data
National Republican., 1883-12-11
WHAT THE HAcKMEN THINK
About tho Regulations OF the Commits
sioners Affecting Them.

"It Just takes the bread out Of our mouths" "
said hackman who was surrounded by small
crowd of his comrades last night on Marketspace.
"The new hack regulations gives monopoly OF
the hack business to the hotels. livery stables,
herdic, and hanson companies. 1t seems as 4
the commissioners want to drive us TO the wall. , ,
"Yes," interjected another, i've are compeliedi
we do a cop Is sure to jug us.
"Worse than that" said another I'VE used TO
drive up and down the avenue and get change
TO make a dollar Should we do SO now, 1t would
cause our arrest. The police say that we can't do
any more Grabbing Somehow, the herdics and
hanson cabs are allowed TO do 1t. There goes a
sent committee to the commissioners yesterday,
asking for our rights, and they said we would be
informed to-day what had been done in the
mattern
National Republican., 1883-12-11
Gra6tltrs' @uiAe.
TIME GREAT

fTNHE GREAT
srrp}u rP9uRLT LETT TRACE ,sR5iENpIR scfNERY
rpA,OsI IN EElEECT lE Z, NWoXEMsER V " a IS, issa
corner ofsixth and b streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Ell.
Line sSs tGP M daily Win s ssspns S5S Cars ca dsS Sas
~, mmdsHourS 70 g,nclnnatL Western ExDress. 40 y.
@neG'sdaly @ for Chicago, va Columbus AID O., ST. i.
csso Mall Express y m dy fSiPs4rS for so ana
theWest. with Palace sleeping Car Washington
B$isI fMonE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Ssnandalgua. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara.
o Mashrg,tGn TO- ,9chSsieF and Washington TO But
will not run beyoud Renovo. VI ''''''u' '''''
For Willlnmsport, Lock Haven, and EmIra at O.lO
For New York AID p tho East, siS a. n io,on M.
h hh 400 TO- AM ~ p 3 M On sunday, 400 70. and
p0s CarS AZ, GiO a. m NJ. anily. exojpt sunday.
F3r boaon without change, Lao D. IN. every week.
For 1irooklyn, s., ali through trains connect at
ing direct TRANSFER TO Fulton street, avoiding double
III LIP r M on sunday JtO 10 and Ills >. LAM
For BaitimSTc a ~ Gay S eTSe6l S sunday @
ai "a g 5T q O @ sS o an ana u ILS n r nj On sunday
For popes Creek Line, 6toa. IN and 40 y. daily,
For Annapolis, $50 a. M and 4Ac D. M daily, except
ALEX INpRIA AND FREDERicKsBuRGRAI
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria Gs5, L2l, O.25 l1.O5 and li.35 a. n
2Oh i25, ., Cos, sos aud ll55 y. IN, on sunday ut
t6I 80; iiI:,, 9SS; iLgS; ~ IN. m. 800 40 ?. M
r@5Gy' daily and and" p TO- daily except Sunday
lOln nnl inD ~ aOj, 22a 61, 7.V5 Riil 10 10 a.
M, and 1910 midnight On sunday at sos and iUlO
n, M, IOj aud 1LiO y. IN.
Tickets aud Information nt the Office northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and at the station where orders he en for
the checking or baggage TO destination nom hotels
and Residences j. n. WOOD
- General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES L. PUGH, General Manager,
National Republican., 1883-12-11
A Satisfactory Arrangement.

Republican senators appear 10 be, In the main,
very well satisfied with the action Of the caucus
committee in making up the standing committees,
although here and there some disappointinents
have been encountered, especially among those
whose terms have Just commenced. Several of
these, however express themselves as very agree
ably surprised to find that they were assigned to
Just the committee they would have selected.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
Intorncennic CnnnIa.

Mr.. Rice, of Massachusetts, introduced bill
yesterday declaring the policy Of the United States
in regard to an interoceanic canal 1t declares
that the construction Of an interoceanic canal by
means of foreign capital is hostile to the estab-
lished policy of the United States and Is In viola
tion of the spirit and declarations of the Monroe
doctrine; and that the United States will assert
and maintain such control and supervision over
any such canal as may be necessary to protect its
national interests
National Republican., 1883-12-11
The SONS of Veterans.

The flag won at the fair of the Continental
Guards by the Sons of Veterans was presented to
them by MIR, Grumshaw, on behalfof the Guards,
at Masonic temple last night. Capt. Griffith re-
ceived the flag on behalf of the post. 1t was
taken i'll charge by the winners who, escorted by
the GUARDS, Union Veteran CORPS and National
Rife cadt', marched to their hall, where u
sumptuous repast was discussed.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
Ansnultinu am Onicer.

While oficer Lawson. ofthe sixth precinct, was
attempting 10 arrest George Robinson, colored, on
Seventh street yesterday, the latter seriously as
saulted Lawson, aud IL was with dihlculty that he
could be got to tie station.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
QALTIMoRaAND OHIO RAILROAD.
fiE MODEL FAST LINE ANDruE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TNItn WE
4ilE AM till W Is0I
- VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY CoUPLERl STEEL

VIA WASHINGTON.
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave washington from station corner of New
Jersey Avenue nnd street, by Eastern standard or
For Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville. aud ST. Louis
coaches and Palace sleeping CNrs to above points
without change; 1915 m. daily to Chicago exceps
For % p Piissprg at lOIS M and M daily ST.
M 10 ptSp9infs Cleveland, aud Detroit with Sleep
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroovllle lOi5a M.
daily with sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling aud
TraIns for .'hIindelphIa and New York Mt a. m
with Parlor and sleeping Cars attached ~ '''''''
P9s sc6 saSr n orr on week nays q, ~ GG Gio sS
40 $50 100 sO, 100 i6i5p IN -''' ''''' ''''
For Baltimore on sundays $50, 500, 400 H. M, 12h
a15, BOD lao, 5.30, 7.0O, Ella, 1880 y. m.
For ANNAPOLIS 6iO u. m., L. 10 and 40 p. MI on sun.
For way stations between Washington and BaltI.
more or 40 no Go go a. a; Nj lE 5 4n tC and eIs
a. m, and u p M. daily except SUNDAY. NJ y. ~.
SO a. M daily except sunday slSr r. NJ, daily VIZ Tor
Frederlek S3O, lO,l5 ~ ni NJ amt 5b u, III. daily
FOR MaEerstown, io.i5N. m. and 54' p m. daily ex
For points on s. v. r. II. ioIj n. nj. da1v
Trains arrive from the West daily, 40, 75oa. M,
From New York and Philadelphia, IS. $50 ". IN.
daily, $50 P, M daily except sunday; s,,.
From Annapolis, SO u m lJO, d37 p. M; Sunday,
From Lexington, T. SO a. M. daly, and ai5 p. m.
From Frederick and intermediate points. a2j, l1O)
q. m. 215, 40 and 500 p III. daily except sunday;
| 500 p. m. daily from Point of Rocks,
Trains leave Baltimore for Westminster at soo ito,
40, 500 625, L3O 900, and l0.l5 p m: on sundays,
200. 4.lo 7So, BOO alo q. n lao, 800 GaS 1850 AMI
900 Up. IN.
Ailtrans from Washington stop at Relay station
except L30 p. IN.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washng gtOn Station go and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street
where orders will be taken ior baggage to DC checked
and received Mt any point In the city.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ of T., Baltimore: O.
National Republican., 1883-12-11
BiIla WnI be Introduced.

Several Of the senators from southern states said
yesterday that they were much inpre sed with
the suggestion contained In the report Of the com
missioner of internal revenue relative TO shorten
ing the limitation for the prosecution of inlfac-