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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-07-25
THE POLITICAL PULSE.
DEMOCRATIC DiSRFFECTIOH IN
DELAWARE COUNTY,
Tho Hon. Daniel Flanagan Talks.

And Gives Expression TO Some YigOr-
Gus Yiews-The Scott Law and It's
Eilect-The Prohibition Element In
clined TO Support the Republican
Ticket-MOSsbacks Dissatisfied with
Their Talented Leader, and Disposed
to Stay at Home.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1883-07-25
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National Republican., 1883-12-05
THE COURT RECORD.
Detailing the Disposition Made OF Yester-
days Litigation,

General Term-Chief Justice Cartier, justices
Hduntr and COr-Whlter vs.. Ward; hearing of
motion fixed Tor Monday, tenth instant Junin
vs.; Gilmore; argument commenced. Adjourned
till 10 Il. M.
Equity Court-JIstice .Jdmes.-Shattuck VS. Shat
tuck; testimony before James o. Cephane, OK.
aminer, ordered taken. National Savings bauk
vs.. Chapman; Lucille Mnrrell made complainant.
Fraser VS.. Ray; pro oonfesso against cer,ain de-
PENDANTS ordered Shoemaker VS. Shoemaker; {;
auditors report confirmed and distribution or
dered. stieneckcr VS.. Mender; sale or dered,
IS Leon TobrsneT trustee 70 sell: Riehsrd.9n W ys.
Taylor W. Taylor; testimony before Albert A..
Brooke, examiner, ordered taken. Hetmuller vs..
Omsiead; sales ratified nisi. Adjourned till 10
H. m.
Circuh Court - Justice cArilir.-Eassett VS..
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company; jury dis
agreed. Butt VS.. Metropolitan Railroad company;
plalutilf called and suit dismissed. Shehnn vs..
Green et al; verdict for plaintiff for S299yT and
Interest at per cent from Sept 20 1850, TIL paid
saunders VS.. Pleil; plaintiff called; Judgment for
de endant for Sll aud costs. Burnett vs. Church
ct al; referred to Auditor James S. Payne. Ad-
Criminal C6uri--Jusiiee BWie.-Grand jury called
and vacancies filed. A. A. Wilson selected fore
man and sworn. The jury was then sworn and
called, Additional names drawn and persons ac-
cepted until eleven were Obtained leaving one
vacancy y % on the petit jury, District Of Columbia n2i
trict OF Columbia VS.. John Brown, Sunday bar;
plea of not guilty Withdrawn aud plea of guilty
entered. Fined SO ana costs. Adjourned until
10 a. m.
NEW SUITS.
No. s,sl5. Johnson VS.. johnson, divorce Belva
4. lockwood, solicitor. No. S,Sl6. Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad company VS.. Morgan ct al,
EnOcb Totten, solicitor; injunction. No. 2i,90i.
The Commercial National bank VS.. John l.. Ran
M Il 4 III, NJ Hele S2pi attorneys Cook and Cole.
Gertiorari; attorney, Thomas J. Miller. No 2igO6.
Washington johnson VS.. District of Columbia;
damages, $500; attorneys, Birney & Birney.
COURT CALL.
General 7erni.-Assgnmen unchanged.
Eguity [Ouu.-First sixteen cases.
circuit LoUrt,-SOs, 5S, 1l2. rs, 40i, IS, S6 and 53
Criminal LOuH-Distrlcl cases. assignment un-
changed.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
M,nnehaba Good rempl.rs.

Minnehaha lodge of Good Templars met at
Timms's hall last evening, and after transacting
its routine business initiated five new candidates
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke, Mrs. NJ Leins, Miss Lulu
Vaughn, aud Mr., simmons. Fourteen names
were proposed for membership and elected. They
will be initiated on next meeting night The
ladies of this lodge propose to hold reception in
the lodge room on New Years day. Amer the
business was transacted the following programme
was rendered Miss Mccullough, piano solo; Mr..
+. ID. Smoot, vocal solo; Mr. G. F. Mallard. read
ing Prof. Bond guitar solo; remarks, Dr. Burke
Mrs. A. Ka.strom, vocal solo: Mr.. S. ii. Chase,
recitation; Miss Cora f. Watson, vocal solo; Miss
May Evans recitation; Mr.. j. NJ. McAYOy, vocal
s'ln Mrs. e. a. Chambers, remarks, and Mr. J.
lOYclnss. Nnpnl solo.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
THE ANrHRopoLoGIcAL SOCIETY
How the Mound Builders Made Their
Pottery.

How the Mound Builders Made Their
Pottery.
The Anthropolosicnl society met last evening in
the army medical museum, Col. Garuth Mallery,
U. s. A., in the chair. Tho following gentlemen
were elected DR.. Friedrich 5. Krause, Of Austria;
Count Giovanni ErcOlani, of Bologna: Hon. Arno
Thopteius0n, of Iceland; Judge Manning Force,
of Cincinnati, Amos W. Hart and Dr. Horatio II.
Bigolow OF Washington. The death was an
nounCed of the venerable Prof Sven Nillson, of
Lund sweden. The following papers were read
"Toxtilo Fabrics OF tho Mound Builders" by W.
II. Holmes and THE Census OF Bengal, by James
ii. Blodgett.
Mr Holiness communication is the result Of q
series of careful artistic studies on mound builders
pottery, by which he has been able to ascertain
the ancient modes Of twinng aud weaving. Long
agp the perishnble fabrics have decayed, but OH
the surface VI baked pOttery the exact methods OF
weaving have been Indefinitely preserved. From
the studies of Mr.. Holmes, ii appears that the
siYagGs did not use baskets, as hns been reported
but invariably made use of nets and twincs To
prove this casts have been made, and the cloths
initiated by actual weaving Mr.. Holiness crayon
sketches illustrative of his lecture aided the audi
ence very much in following his discussion. The
interesting conclusion was reached lhnt the modes
OF weaving among the mound builders were not
superior W those or our modern Indians. The
remarks OF Maj Powell and COL seely upon the
paper were Instructive.
Mr.. Blodgett, Of the census bureau, stated that
the official report OF the last enumeration of Ben.
gal had been just received, and some very inter
esting facts had been ELECTED. This census IS n
very thorough one, having been taken in the fol:
lowing manner: The whole country was divided
up into sucn small sections that tue enumeration
could be made in single nigbt Feb. IL, 1881, In
this way even travellers and tramps were once
counted. The area of Bengal Is about 100000
square miles, and the population nearly 7O.OJJOO0.
Mr.. BlOdget discussed his subject from many
points OF view-health, race, sex, marriage, re.
ligiOn, &c. ~.
The adapting process which has taken place In
the religion Oi India wns well explained: child
rttNuU
and caste is an ever present phenomenon. Over
seventy languages are spoken llliteraoy Is the
rule. The subject of age is poorly worked up. On
the whole, the report Is accurate ana the maps
excellent. Mr.. Bludgett also gave short sketch
of the census OF Bombay. The paper was discussed
by MnI. Powell Mr.. Flint, DR.. j. Taber johnson,
and Dr. kObert ElelCher.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
MIR. YEATMAN's FUNERAL.
An Estimable Citizen Appropriately Laid
Away to Rest.

An EstimabIe Citizen APproprIateIy Lnid
Away TO Rest.
The funeral of the late Arthur II. Yeatman, of
the coast survey, took place from Grace Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr., Lee Off
ciRted. A large number of relatives and friends
were present. His former associates OF the coast
survey contributed u handsome flower piece,
the gates ajar and the clerks of the depot qua
ternaster's office also sent II handsome floral Of
fering. The pallbearerS were MGssrs VIM. Davis,
George Timms, Randolph Bartle, Garrison. yles,
and Dr. Clark. lntGrment WIS made ut Oak Hill
MIR. Ieatmun was one uf the oldest and most
younger days he wa, well known in musical
circles, and his children inneriI his talent for
mu.ic. He was modest and retiring, but gen
erous and OF cnhc ar ,ed d with kindly nature that
was constantly performing acts OF unostenalious
charity. His death will be deeply regretted by u
large circle Of friends.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
To day the Last One OF the Grand Open
ing There, Which Has Made Such n
Sensation.

To day the Last One OF the Grand OPEN
ing There, Which Has Made Such n
Sensation.
This is the last day of the grand holiday open.
ing of the Palais Royal. The Opening has had
'TrtluIeIf'v' utster,lnv The snn
cious departments of this csla6lishnient wcTc
thronged with the elite or Washington, and 1t was
not until u late hour that the crowds ceased to
come. The vii dows are tastefully arranged with
attractive goods, all marked down to the lowest
possible prices. These goods are mnrvels of
beauty and small prices. 1t has been lhe aim Of
Mr.. Iisiler 10 secure tnc Washington
trade by putting lis goods down TO New
York prices, so that one can get articles
here at the same figures MS in the former city.
Toe various dcparm ments of the store show artiS-
tic taste in the display If The articles for sale,
which, with the low prices, Invariably attract the
attention OF purchasers. The patronage has been
unusually unusually large and the proprietor feels
departments which have been made II specially
by this house, including the glove, lace. hosiery,
furs, and gents furnishings, nll received liberal
enir, and substantial one is given No fancy
card Is offered, but the reduction in the prices of
all goods is souvenir calculated to touch the
and il generally does. II is expected
that the attendance to-day will be larger
than on any previous duy. Mr.. Kent, Inc
for to-day's purchasers. Every person callil &
will be promptly ana politely served, the wei
known executives VINO direct the house being
famous for the skill with which they relieve Gus
toners from all the annoyances and delays of
shopping. II would be impossible TO spenk In
detail of the stock. 1t is too immense and various
to to hm be described except IN cnlalo4ue But every
thing In the line of such establishments is To be
found ut the Paais Royal. of the best quality the
most artistic finish, ana the reliable guarantee OF
the house that they are just as they are repre-.
sented.
To repeat this is the last day of the grand
opening at the Palais Royal
National Republican., 1883-12-05
cAnsrARs, MCCALL & co.'a6rator Whisky.
Storing tho Records.

The commissioners have addressed a letter to
Chief Justice Cartier, asking to be informed II
any provision for tho safe keeping of the records
Of the District Of Columbia has been made under
the act of congresSof Feb. %, 1881 making appru.
priatlon for the enlargement of the city hall build
lug In this city, as the improvement i'll question
seems to be nearing completion. They state thu y
wish TO avail themselves ofthe privilege of storing
such of the records as are exposed to hazard from
fire, and are not in daily use, if such provision
has been male
National Republican., 1883-12-05
The Ifninn Rnfhnl.

The Union Bethel Literary association held
meeting last night ut their hall on NJ street, near
Seventeenth. Avery large audience was preseut.
n interesting paper was read by Mr.. A. f. Hill
yer "On the advantages which the south offers
over the north for our colored young men," At
its conclusion n sprightly and animated debate
took place, participated in by w. X. Davis, +. L.
CardOzo, Il. j. Waring, L. II. Deas, J. G. Asbury,
selections were rendered by Messrs W. T. Benja-
min and John Nalle.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Filing IA VIII.

The win Of Augusta Asmussen was filed with
the register yesterday, She leaves all her per-
sonal PROPERTY to her children, and appoints her
son-in-l9w, Wm. H. Veerhoff, executor. She de-
vses to Linn the real esmte IN trust the income for
the benI,tit of her son, Geo. W. B. Asmussen, until
he is ~, years of age then the property to be
sold and the proceeds divided among all the
childlDu
National Republican., 1883-12-05
BREAKING HIS LEG.
A Wagon Drivers Horse slips and Falls
OH Him.

A. colored countryman named Henry King met
with painful accident on Pennsylvania avenue,
be iween Four-and a half and Sixth streets, about
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon by a horse
ia llng upon him. He was mounted upon one of
the horses attached TO a large wagon loaded with
Ray, when the animal suddenly slipped on the
fhimy concrete and fell upon the riders left leg,
was taken into Waggamans drug store, and afer-
ward to the residepce Of neighboring physician
by Officer Bast. He was then taken TO his home
In Maryland.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

GESTLEMES needing the services Of an cx-
perIcuoed physician Who makes diseases Of men
specially should send - cent in postage stamps
for THE LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTH" u new book
OF incSiimable value. 1T gives sound advice and
information, and Is comprehensive In detail. Ad.
dress the author, J. BRYAS, NJ. D.,
li7 East Fifteenth stroeI New York.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

Yesterday by his counsel, Mr.. Frank Gloss John
w. Mcfarland filed his answer to the bill for di-
vOrce filed against him by Sarah A. Mcfarland
some time since He denies that he was ever mar.
Tied to complainant, and alleges that he married
in May, 1872, Fanny G. Taylor thut by her he
has four children. lie has no property and is u
messenger in the postotlice department..
National Republican., 1883-12-05
nInsnnic InIsotinms.

The following Masonic officers were elected last
night: National lodge, No. H. +. A. A. NJ, at
Masonic temple Peter s. Lesh, W. Nj T. John
Newton, S. W.; J. W. EgRleston, J. w; Joseph H.
pilson, secretary, and II. O. Lewis, treasurer.
La Fayette, Royal Arch chapter No. 8, Masonc
temple, H. e. ElInore, NJ. T.. II. r.; J, Q. S. Burger
T. X; 3. Bond. 4. S.; Il. j. Blakelock. secretary,
aud Ellery q. Ford, treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
QrOpUsas
JOKoPosAIis FOR
IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL BAGS, MAIL BAG
CORD FASTENERS, AND MAIL BAG
LABELS.
4rOpOsaIs.
PosrorrIcE DEPARTMENT,

TVNTOF FINt VEFAHTMENT,
WAsHGSGToN, ID. G., Oct y, 1854
Sealed proposals from patente's or their assgnees
for granting the use OF improvements In the con.
sructon or in the mode OF closing and opening mail
bags ofany kind also for the of patented devices
for fastening mail bag cords, and for labelling mail
bags will be received at this Department until noon
on the TIIHRD DAY OF APRIL, 1884
Al proposals must be IN accordance with the speci-
fcatons and forms of proposals, which will be fur
nished on application by letter 10 the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be made for the use OF
any patents will be in conformity TO such specihca.
tons and the accepted proposals.
W. q. GRESHAM,
oe3l,w8w Postmaster General
National Republican., 1883-12-05
ovERcOArs, $40. Elseman Bros, cor. 7th and 3
Suit for damages.

Washington johnson, by his attorneys, Blrney
and Birney, filed suit yesterday against the Dis.
trict of Columbia, claiming $500 damages for the
loss Of his horse He alleges that his horse fell
into man'hole in October last and broke his leg,
which made II necessary TO kill kim,
National Republican., 1883-12-05
HeiIbrnn,s Chrlstmns GIL

As token Of regard and osteem to our patrons
We have concluded to preSe mt all who buy !" Five
Dollars worth of Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers
or ATCtiCs from Nov % until Dec. 25 with u pair
OF cum or Leather Shoes or slippers at the value
Of Fiiiy cents" and a handsome souvenir.
"Our prices are lower than the lowest
J.. HElLBRUN, 400 Seventh street northwest.
Look for The Old Woman in the Window"
National Republican., 1883-12-05
ASK your grocer for the Orator RYE whlsly.
Thn TrnIl Grn,YnIs.

Yesterdays interesting meeting of the Potomac
E.ut Growers associate n w6S gnliyened bysp,u',
duets, rocitations, aud readings by the Misses
Lena HoughtOn, Ida Hodges. Daniels, Ida May
-RodGerB and little hiss Maud shNrpe, and Msssrs,
National Republican., 1883-12-05

Try 1t, and II not the best bottled beer. get your
money back Delivered 10 any part of the city.
by dozen or case, az 20 cents per dozen. Order by
mail or telephone.
I. II. FINLEY. 1906 Penna. ave.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
To ORDER, So Pants Eiseman Bros, 7!h and E.
snnntor Coke and the Texas Jlldues,

Senator Coke presented memorial in the SEN
ate yesterday signed ' United stateI Attorney
Evans, of the Texas Western district, which in
Weighs against The alleged practices oYthe United
aies dis rict judges of that state ia appointing
10 Oices around the courts their rclntiyes, and in
MT holding court the number OF times required
lnA
National Republican., 1883-12-05
A Notable Juror.

Hon, Josiah Dent ex-oommissoner Of the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, was drawn yesterday afternoon
TO fll the only remaining vacancy on the petit
jury of the criminal court for the December term
National Republican., 1883-12-05

The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph company
have been ordered by tho commissioners TO re-
move their three Telegraph poles on IL street
northwest, between Ninth and Tenth
National Republican., 1883-12-05

The commissioners yesterday appointed DR.. II.
A. Neal, Of l726 L street physician to the poor
for the fourth district, vice DIR. Newman resigned.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Suction Salrs.
John Sherman IL Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs

TEusTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
RFo0PERIr. BEING NOS 20, -, 80 STREET
one Of tho land records OF the District OF Columbia
h9SpAY ss5 .orp tss 18th DAE S0 OF p,EchMnsR
estate situated 10 the City Of washlhgton, and Dis.
IN o
square seven hundred and twenty t79O in said City
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 4ih day of
May, D. 1873 and recorded in il6er sss. folio 2ls
and by direction q the party secured thereby viii
FL g. Se AHS9Gn T b&f rS1 SF 81 as
lY The S fSGnS described S real situated IN
VII: I9t npmbeIed f5Tiy tioJ in John sharms;ns Is
.sS Y 9 hundred and
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER,
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated on the 4th day OF
@ asd S s i p.rss sst % S O 3
and BY direction OF the party secured thereby will
FL HeSPf BAY i5S@' GF e 5fs PSsR'
1888 the following described real estate situated In
VIZ Ios ns%6sTsS fer.y;oPe .t6 IN o JON" SSer r.
mans RECORDED @ Of square seven hundred
TERMS OF THE ABOVE SALES
one,lonrth Of the purchase price Of each property
three years, with Interest a per cent for which iho
purchaser or purchasers win give his their notes
secured on the property sold 800 deposit on each
sale at the time of sale. All conveyancng AT cost OF
purchaser Terms TO be complied with In seven days
nom date Of sale.
JEROME LEE, Trustee.
WN. NJ. SMITH, Salesman. deSmws6ds
Weeks AZ Co.,
AUCTIoNEERs.
ea7 Louisiana av, opposite City PostoHice.
FURNITURE, CARPETS AND CHATTEIS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
SToRERooMS EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
Real Estate, stocks Merchandise of every Descrip-
lion sold by auction commission. Prompt settle
mems Advances made. Fine storage Elevator, &C.
CHARLES WEEKS
Salesman.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid. Call or
address $. Guggenhelmer, 623 seventh street
southwest orders 10y mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTH ONLY LINE
BETwEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEaT

THE EAST AND THE WEST,
- VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRAoKi JANN1Y COUPLER! STEEL
schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave Washington from station corner of New
Jersey avenue aud street. by Eastern Standard or
For Chicago Cincinnati, Louisville and 81. Louis
daily at SO5 5 a. M oiS a. n 10 10 p M with through
without changei iol6a. M daily to Chicago, except
For Pltsbprg at 1910 a. M and $40 p. M daily; SO
p M to pitts5arg Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep.
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroeviie. lois a. m.
daily wit With Sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling aud
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 g. IN
dolly eeSeept sunday; 800 P M and iooOp p M daily
For Baitlmors on Week days, 5.oo, $50, go. 500,
s apS o S IGS' ,So6 q m il Io a9o 2s' AGO. a 49,
For Baltimore on sundays $50, 500, aoOa. M, La5
1 For T Xnnapoiis nap a a. m 10 and no.; ON sun
day, 0.oOa. M, 40 p: m.
p m. For stations on Metropoitsh Branch, 7so SO
% oa e % Gs % daily aH1eaS IS "
sdSh sdS dsy d 81 TrsSeEis5s ssS' ioiS {" fsi
For IIagerstown lOi5a. m. and 545 p m. daily ex-
Trains arrive from the West daily, go, 7.Oo a. n,
From New York and Philadelphia, 2S5, $50 a. m.
From Annapolis s2o a. m,, L5o, Gs7 p. m. Sunday,
From LexIngtoh, $40 a. m- daily, and 2-l6 p. IN.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s25. 1000
% % G Il aaS liz Snd sn SO p q r. Ry daily except sunday
II Trains leave y Baltimore for r Washngton W st Soo ~
SoS 40 I3o 300. $40 a. M, iao, 800. e2a 7.so and
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
EXCEPT ASo p: m. ,,,,.,
ana
& IN @ of @ S
@qs FfSflTsf & rGE Ps" of a' f fy ybAmor c. X
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Not n Case Where " silence n Golden,

Judge Macarthur, in the circuit court, yester-
day dismissed the case of ". II. Butt against the
Metropolitan Railroad company, as the plalntiff
lniled TO answer when called. The case was for
$1,000 damages for having been elected from one
of defendants cars in May, 1880.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

The United States fish commission has sent car
loud of young carp (20,0OO to III PasU Texas, 10 be
shipped to Arizona for distribution.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

The commissioners ;have received complaints
from citizens in the neghhorhood OF what they
call the nuisance created by the hanson and herd
cabs at sixth aud B stroois near the Baltimore aud
Potomac depot.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Dairy Wagons,

An application to have shade trees planted on
Eighth street. from Boundary 70 Grant avenue,
has been made tO the commissioners.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Mcfarland Denisa.

CHhLDRES's Suits and overcoats at remarkable
low figures Elseman Bros, Leading Tailors and
CloQniers, cor. 9TH and L,
National Republican., 1883-12-05

Fresh Aldefney butter Ghurned every morning,
and delivered ia 4 Ward" prints, at Soc per ID.
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buItermilk, &C.
per quart. and sweet milk, sc. per quart
National Republican., 1883-12-05

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, watches, jewelry, &c. Call on or
address HerzOg No. 3OS Ninth street, near Penn
sylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
LOCAL MENTION.

WAS troubled with chronic catarrh and gath
orlngi my head, was very deaf at times, had
discharges from my ears, aud was unable TO
breathe through my nose, Before the second bot
tic Of Ely's Cream Bnlm was exhausted | wns
cured. aud to,dny enjoy sound health. G. j. Cor
bin, g53 Chestnut street. Field Manager, philadel
phia PUB. House, Ps. (5ee advt)
fMr. James =. Barr, OF tho Pittsburg poa now
stopping at WIZARDS, lad II narrow escape from
being sulocatcd IN his bed at the hotel Saturday
night He turned of the lighted gas jets not no.
tloing that Others unlighted, were emitting gas
The arrival of his sou, about 10 O'clock led TO n
discovery of MIR. Bars condition. aud he was re-
suscltatcd.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

The new stone and iron vinduct on Sixth street,
near the Armory building, spanning the Baltimore
aud Potomac railroad, has been completed.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon whiskies and fine
assortment of bottled goods. James Tharp, SIS +
street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Rochester Beer.

Three thousand seven hundred and ninety-t -tw
dog tags were sold up to yesterday afternoon.