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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-05
MEDICAL,
MEDICAL,
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
9, ,io4 CHAPLIEE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

-,I.ocs ii d physicians success "a the
ThsteS ~. ,,SIIents Ihe increasing demands
,s,iSO1I o. ~ MI siyIcCS prove thAL have deait
K ~ pfO IL ly Win these who have CONSULT
S,sqAb.y Anu -, A patients name without per-
Epe pe'n have many hundred ceIuncALes
Si9n hon have cured MICE Iaey nI Ds S;i
tr'sssscsi niJrAo!e. I tI,SI ,,ipeSIence and
s0a. WiA tnH' 'hSrApuIic Agenls, close opeerv'
Lialitfiy rngIAi peCuliaflIel anu sulcL Us
isaVl tenn I.,''c management inbures SUCCESS,
e3i9a 10 .! be- and irGnEly give the rAaens my
'''. TOME PROOF
,,y end liver disease h,G 6h e. Sep me-
NEE sIiblg-"So!hi"S s s,nHS S,ec n,s' ~
6 sia 10: Ss'od: Of 0e'' zEp l FHiIIlP5l
WhCelin ". Va
o.,.,r,oI Noe, Impaircd Voice Sui
u.rh Pol!it'Stcc,s ne iicinc iai CT II hslp me.
!. ':a.ii completely I CgHIItI.ss CHADDUoK.
nj spe!dCl d Co., nhe.ltnE, ". Va
.nL I,leeratsd Stomach Treatment
DHfc;s!G az ~ Give zee relief. Dr. smith cured
IEIAn JAW hOSAs HuLi, Insurance. AEsnt,
x ssa-"Rad them ioF h iTntsosH S&,uISGioS.
srd NJ" ,,.,,,,y Son on BeRd.-''Ay 100 wrS
Spuli, ku. t,,,,Sn years. Nothing LLomed 70
SIS LIN. DF. sni''NS ES GATiIrRINE CATS,
v,,ErI street, Wheeling, W. Va.
.,.,,r.,Sd Tor ears with Cancer. Had
CIlc.r.-' il returned alter each oDeI'
ktstOlt Ihts rcd me without knile, cAl5lc
i1Oa. ", sG''" MEs. II. n. UkCUTT.
Rp'h r,,,u.a Of Anus Fiat Of my b!ck iof Is
lid, Inv f.a, ed dyug. Dr. smith cured ms
.:syat init: IN hNe "e'TH THOMAS COLLIN,
-.,-..,o c;,o,cr. HAuI et., Y hGclirgI 4. Va.
NsogSa rcluu FrOapSus anu Piles:-I
ttsiiu w ,, " JiS and Pronounced lncuIAbIe. |
NuA ' ~ v! 4 mi. without kttlG."
!. l1isa V1''" ''' WASHINGTON DFLANY,
Martins Ferry.
n laid wiltcs:-"Dr. smiih's pioles
hy ~. ". 4, nv family have been mcst AGtis-
L91l wv; TrarICud hlm " Allhsa gentleman
~ MILL isis5.,n: kcib SLyS-"l hal been suffering
M zhsS,s md Heated BY many ply sicAns iOt
&SIen !NIIi, siDIth MD had q taps NJFin, hld /
ty1SlSti'. - rfsoyeI moutt.r lU5 lset I9ng."
bssA; nSSHSnSsIgiS Three yCAn n hCspltAlb Iji
Tea, =, NJ. IrciIllar JvAnIs.GStu sucn CAteL
ksl0 III q RIB, di,csSeS OF heEft, liver,
nh}.' st,nsys sgIu, blCOl, Eer,ON AueciolA
talhni 80. OF men and youth. hcrotu!a ano
IEk5t tellily ! my SnSSs
~ - trIti without the kali'. ,
ttpS,.stn ii; aure EAy be tIe2tot BY lett9f
hi.sNS,.J.rIi "A xlnla lieef. \ CLurt for selt ex'
n 70 Oh uctipiO Of two three cent stamp,
% Man al once fee. oilCe hourI from
1919 daily, Calf or or address
h"'' JOHN X aMlln, n. D.,
-,,,,t, n nv Chqp'ina st. whC ling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-05

All persons wishing TO test the merits OF q
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, colds, asthma, .bronehi-
tbs, or any affection u the Throat and LuEgs-
are requested To call at Logan & Co.'s Bridge
Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, whica will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. row.
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Asa purifier, Ayers sarsapsrillA acts di.
rectly and promptly. A single bottle will
prove It's merits. Many Thousands OF people
are yearly siyed from dangerous feyers by
the exercise Of little timely care In proper.
ly clear sing the system by the use Of this
remedy. pAW
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The genuine SARATOGA HIoH Rock spRrSe
WAITE, for sale by all druggists by the dozen,
bottle or gallon. Address all orders 70 tse
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
Ny.
J. 2. shirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and B. Z. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport. pAw.
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Two new comets have made their appear
ance in the starry ftld, but they will not
attract much attention, as ii 10 getting too
late for young people to sit out on the
front steps.
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The q easest medical wonder OF the world.
wsrrant d to speedily cure Burra, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulc. -. Salt 2hsum, Fever Sores, Can.
GERS, Files, ThilblsinR, Cerns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and II skin eruptions, guaranteed TO
care In every Instance, or money refunded
Is cents per DO j. For sale at Logan a Co.'S
Rridur rn-rer rrr etora,
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PRoE. scHrLLINo, Of Dresden, who
"sculpted" the great national monu.
ment on the Nlederwald, Is now doing
similar work on Bismarck. It isintended
for Christmas gift 10 the Emperor.
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A YOUNG man in eouth Carolina, only
twenty years Of age, has been engaged nine.
teen times. 1t is seldom that youth OF
his age has been the hero Of 80 many mar.
row escapes.
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u.s. Di,triet Attorney speaks.

Col. H. walters, U. 8. District Attorney,
Kansas City, Mo-, authorizes the following
Statsment; Samaritan NapiAe cured my
niece Of IpaEms," Got OF dEuegista $i.6o.
NWY&W
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A BABY lived only ave minutes, but in
that brief existence had time and ability to
say, "Famine for Eve yeare!" Plenty Of PEG.
pie in Michigan believe the stery and are
alarmed by II.
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Two Brooklyn policemen have been de-
prived Of their cuba for sixty DAYS for
insulting citizsns. What are they Going to
sling 81 the boys who play ball in the
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"YEs," said Amy. ~ went to the tele.
phone and put the thisgumbob to my
ear" "ThinRumbob " screamed the high
school girl you mean the audituent
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VINO says it Is unhealthy to sleep in
feathers? Look at the spring chicken, and
see how tough he is.-Et.
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A DneITIlic Cure without Medicine. Patented
n IuSlllvE October 16, 1876 Ono box No. !
will cure any case IN four days or less. No. will
cure the most obstinate case, no matter Of how
long standing.
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Adams Soluble Medical Bouglss.

No nauseous dose Of cubeba, copaiba or oil Of san.
DIAL wood that are certain 70 produce dyspepsia by
destroying the coatines Of the stomach. Price
el.60 Sold by all druggists. or mailed on receipt
Of price For further particulars send for circular
2. o. Box 1858.
J.C. ALLAN co. flIIpE
jy2NwAF 50 John Street. New York. yunLI
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Toronto.


Nessrs. fleming Bros:
Sr,.-ltake this opportunity Of informing you
of the benefits have derived from DR.. O.. Nc
LdHe'S Lipsr Pills. have for two years past been
Gonna ied with a nervousness and sense Of dixxi-
ness malady beyond tie power and skill of our
physicians to relieve and cure, caused. as far as
myself could Judge, by diseased state OF the
bleeding, and various other remedies were tried,
but ali Ia vain, for the deeprootcd disease still
stuck fast. At last, procured box Of your val
liable Liver Pills from druggist here, and found,
and painful sensation over the eyes have almost
entirely lett me. will close by advising all those
afflicted as have been, TO procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully,
GEo. W. RUSSELL, Toronto.
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alrin ninansaa Cnra.i.

By DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures
as ilby magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, BlotoheS, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving tho akin clear, healthy, and beauH.
full. Also cures Itch, ealt Rheum, Sore Nip
pies, Sore npO, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
' Sold By all druggists and mailed on rsosip.
Of price, b0eents.
j. .. shirk and Logan q Co, Asents ct
Wheeling, and B. <. &cooaahsy, Agent At
Bridgeport paY
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VITHEEIING 4 ELM GROVE r. R.

On and after MONDAY, NAY Il, 1853, tuntl
further notice) can will run from the City and
stamm's eyesy hour from esoA. n. TO ESQ .M.
nyla 7, KIM, gppl,.
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TRAVELGK's GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as tollows-city time.
Baltimore e. Ohio-MAlN LME-DEPART-
1866 N, $40 a N, $40 p m, SIZE p m, 7:o6 N.
d, o. DIY.-9:2o m, Gl5 p m, ll:l6 p n. $50 In.
", 4 p. Diy-DERAlT-For Titxhurgh, 6:23 N,
and LOO N; for Washington, Pa, G:25 and $40 N,
8io and $50 ,. N; ios Elm Grove 1855 p m. AR
Rl9E-MAr tlne-l2.l6 N, lG20A N, Glb p N,
&l0 m, Elb p N. G. o. Diy,-6:l0 p m. $50 Q N,
e6S N. W. ap, Div.-kRRIvE-From PittAburgh,
$50 m. and G:S0 p N; from wAshlngton, Pa 500
and $50 Q m; Liz and $50 m; from Elm Grove,
p, @. d ST. L.-DnAEr-e:N N, eo7 m,
l:22 N, l:l7 p N. AlHryI-s:S7 N. 1l:l2 m,
asp N, 7:o7pm
cleveland, I,orain d WheeIIpg.-DRPAEl
Bridgeport and st, Clairsyiile Accommodation, e:2o
q N and Sis p m; Cleveland, 1900 noon; A4Silon,
$40 N. ARRIyH-S:SS N, 1G2o m, G4s p N,
l:bpm
cleveland d ACKNOWLEDGEMENT q
m, ii:6O m, E06 p N; steubenyllle Accommoda
don sos m, HelIsVille Accommodation 500
ON, ARRIvE-i2 0S m, 40 p m, Gl2 p m; Steu
benyilie accommodation S:SS , m, WellEyille 40
c0mmodAtion SIS AM.
II. z. d @. Railway-LgAvI BellAire ioi
WooJGaeld and Summarized at 6;45 Q N. and 80
D. M ARRIVE 81 BcllSiro at 9t6a q. n. and 6:20 m
= - ~ ~
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sDAily except Sunday. -

NJ. beJlhlfe Anu cambridge Accommodation
leaves Bealre at go a. m. and 10 p. m. daily ex.
cept Sunday. 3
b. d .. Sleeping Carson all through trains.
Close connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for colonists and persons moving
70 the great West, and 10 whom particular atten.
ton Il given.
Tickots 10 all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping Car Recommendations can be secured At
Depot Ticket ONCE.
THos. II B, HAAsE,
Ticket Agent, D. d o. Depot,
JOHN BhfIIR,
Ticket Agent under McLure HeuBe,
JOHN T. LANE, TRAY. Passenger Agent.
W. n. CLEMENTS, NJ. Of r.
DIR. T. DEVRIES, Genl Agent, Wheeling.
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Some People That Ought TO Gothic In.
sIituiion heeuH CloAnSing.
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OHIO RAILROAD co.

I1s'qIh
On and o;,o, N " 10, 1855. passenger trains Bil
run as folowE-Whea. 'ug tins'
National Republican., 1883-09-10
YELLOW FEVER

On the increase ne the Pensncoin Navy
Yard-Locusts ana Other Plaques in
Texas.
The following telegram from Postmaster
Humphreys of Pensacola, has been received
ut tho PostOilico department. "a malignant
type Of disease exists at the navy yard and is
growing worse. The board of health now dc
eide that mail from that point must be taken
out of the sacks Co he fumigatcd / am tin
willing to assume the responsibility without
instructions from the department"
B'The following answer has been returned by
Superintendent Thompson, of tho railway
mail service: "The department holds that
the regulations of boards Of health legally cs-
tablishcd shall be complied with by all per-
SONS in amy manner connected with the de-
partmcut unless such regulations violated
United States postal laws or regulations. IL
is the desire of the department. to aid rather
than hinder boards of health in prosecuting
their work"
An abstract Of tho bills of health issued at
Vera Cruz during the week ending Aug. 20,
1883, received at the office Of tho surgeon gen =
cral Of tho marine hospital service shows that
five vessels were cleared from that port, one
each for Baltimore, New York, Pascagoula,
Galveston, and Ship Island.
Surgeon General Hamilton, of the marine
hospital service, has received report from
DIR. Main, at Brownsville, Tex, in which the
latter states that locusts arc in luustica, state
of Vera Cruz; ut Tamanlipas, near Tampco;
Rio Verde, Eastern, and st. Luis Patosl. At
tho last mentioned place ho says the locusts
occupy perfect parallclogram seven leagues
long by two leagues wide In solid rank, and
arc travelling northward, leaving no verdurC
behind them.
From Tampico, he says, he has received in.
formation that it is enjoying an immunity
from all fovcrs. lie says also that the Amcri.
can consul writes that Tamplco is alarmed al
the news from Vera Cruz, and that q quaran
tine Is enforced against all vessels from Vera
Cruz, Havana, and other infected ports Vel
low fever ho says, is now at Jaapa and max
ing its way northward doing mischief on the
plantations on the gulf coast. Measles hav,
appeared in Chihuahua but is not malignant
Tho Mexican government, he reports, is dc
vising measures against cholera.
In Colima an inundation has caused ma
larial fever and done great damage.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
The Innocrnts Ahr,nd.

FROM George w. PeCSS Niagara LCuCr
That beautiful Sunday morning | started
across tho suspension bridge alone on foot,
and | saw follow ahead who seemed to be
eyeing me pretty close, and l thought here
was chap that did not know had travelled,
and who would, very likely try to play some
game on me, and | made up my mind if he
attempted any old thrco card monte business
| would throw him right over the side of the
bridge and observe what splash it would
make, and then watch tho body rs it sped on
ward toward the whirlpool below. As | ap-
preached him, he said "If itwere not for the
gray hair ! should say this was George Peck"
lie couldn't have touched me OH more tender
or sensitive point OF course, i am getting gray
a little, but who is not? And yet it is not
pleasant to be told of it. Those who say to
me, why, you are not very bald, and your
gray hair docs not show very much," work
| themselves right into my affections, and
when anybody says, "Hou are much
younger looking man than expected TO see"
he can reach right into my clothes and help
himself So when this chap spoke about gray
hairs he settled bis hash at once, for said,
Never you mind the gray hairs" and |
added with q sneer, "Gou have probably
drawn ticket in a lottery, and want mo to
90 with you to get it cashod. No, sir, am
from the country, and little used to the ways
who take the granger by the hand and
lead him through green pastures and be-
side still waters and everlastingly goeth
for his leather wallet. Please jump
over the railing and let mo pass"
! l was surprised that he did not do
as he was bid, as l spake unto him in tone of
,countenance that might well have frightened
\ o. bad man, but he laughed and said, " 1t is
ihe Ila ha." and as | wouldn't have it, he
added, "Dost remember, most noble red
headed duke, when we played base ball to-
| gether, at Ripon, and you played short stop,
and didst hire u boy and dog to chase the
ball whilst thou sat thee down by Il hay cock
on the fair ground and waited, and the UNI
pire declared the game off until the dog got
back ~ When the fakir spake these words
unto me did well remember that once upon
q time l did make the almightiest fool of my
self in the world by playing short stop in a
base ball club, but had supposed those who re-
membered it had long since been summoned to
| their long home. | looked at this man, and
he was Snowden, editor Of The WAsHINGToN y
| REPUBLICAN, who was once the worst anna
teur base ball player in Ripon college, and |
relented and let him live, and we joined our
| forces to beat the haokmen, and all day we
took in the sights. One thing we found out
together, and that is, there is not stick on
| Goat island or u thing that will float. Snow
den wanted to throw something in the water
as he stood near the fall, and see it float ovel
| the brink, and he began to look around fol
something He skirmished the woods fol
a long distance back, but not piece of barl;
or loose wood could be found on the island
| Former visitors had tried the same expert
ment. | mention this so readers of the S,l
can take along stick of wood when they &C
! to Goat island.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Delinquent Special Tax Payers.

The commissioner of internal revenue has
issued Il circular letter to collectors, in which
he says that tho frequent omission to COM
ply with the department regulations relative
to reporting delinquent special tax payers for
assessment compels him to call their atten-
tion to the regulation that all persons liable
to pay special tax who fail to pay tho same
prior to or during the calendar month in
which liability thereto is incurred must be
reported on form 20, with date Of receipt of
form IL or other application to pay the tax
noted in column z, form 23"
The commissioner, in his circular, says
"In some instances it appears upon oxamina-
tion of the stubs of special tax stamps issued,
that tho tax has been paid two or three
months subsequent to the month in which the
liability was incurred, and that the tax payer
has not been reported on form %, although
the collector received form IL OF other appli-
cation to pay tho tax during tho calendar
month in which the liability thereto was iu-
Cured
"The failure on the part Of collectors or their
deputies as tho case may be, to report such
taxes for assessment often causes delay in tho
collection thereof and causes loss to the gov
ernment of the > per centum penalty and in
terost at the rate of per centum per month,
which only accrue for non-paymont within
thu timo required by law of the assessed tax"
lie also calls the attention of collectors TO
the fact that persons are often reported for
prosecution for having done business requir-
ing the payment of special tax without hay
ing paid tho same, when the collector fails to
report them ON form %. IIo says if there is
evidence to justify prosecution there is
sufficient evidence to make an assessment,
and it might not be advisable to wait until a
case is decided criminally in court before as
sessment is made.
He adds that strict compliance with the
regulations will be required in future.
National Republican., 1883-09-10

the highest Office Ia the slit of the American
people. One year hence tho namc of this
humble juryman may he blazoned on the
banners of democratic clubs In every town
from ocean to ocean. It may bo that this
present service of Mr.. Randall may bc used
as u campaign argument in his behalf; and It
may be that hc so intends it to bo used. But
whether it be so intended or so uscd tho mere
nct is commondabc Mr.. Randall is not the
kind of man politically whom republicans
wish to iudorsc or commend, but his prescn 90
in the jury box is worthy of especial mention
and commentator, regardless of politics and
future developments. D..
National Republican., 1883-09-10
UEANCu OFFICES.

The following Is list OF tho branch ofnces In
Washington. Others will be added hereafter
VS.. RoosEs News stands at the ARIiNGroN
T,orrt. NnLARDs HOTEL, and MErEuroLlrAS
HOTEL
RoosE 4 orELS's News stand, NATIONAL HOTEL
P.F QurgN. ST. JAMES lloTEL
RiGos HorsE News stand
EBBi1T HoUsE News stand
ANHriCAS HOUSE News Stani.
". 8. 1HoNPsoS's Drug store.
Gil. FIcKLSc's Drug Store, Georgetown.
!BEApLEY ADANss Book Stores.
,.R, DurouR, Druggist, 1918 Fourteenth street
RIB. FEnGusoS, Druggist. corner Second and
Pennsylvania avenues. E.
s.E LEWIS, Druggist, corner Fourteenth aud
treets.
&C. G. s,yus. Druggist, corner Fourteenth and
New York avenue.
W. i. SCALA, Druggist. 800 Enst Capitol street
H. A JouNsroS, druggist, corner Tenth and o
streets northwest.
&. sLArEns Cigar Store, corner II and First
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
An Army retiring Board.

A retiring board of officers has been di-
rected to meet at Governors island on Sept,
IS for the examination for retirement of such
officers of tho army as may be ordered to re-
port before it. Tho following officers will
constitute the board; Maj, Gen. w. $. Han
cock, Assistant Surgeon General Robert
Murray colonel medical Department., Lieut..
Col. William d. Whipple assistant adiutant
general, Maj David Perry, 9th cavalry, and a
recorder to be appointed by the commanding
general of the department OF the cast. Capt.
William j.. Faulk, 9Th cavalry, has been or
dered to report to the board.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

ONE morn as loll'd in hammock,
Where nature her odors dispense,
From beautiful flowers in my garden
He slyly peeped in thro' the fence.
Ills form was erect as Apollos,
His brow was a halo Of ourls,
HIS eyes, even now, them recalling,
My brain most csiaticly twirls.
deemed him some prince inoognito,
Whose veins held no blood save the blue"
His Sep was so graceful and lofty
lie carried his head so high, too.
Days otter ho kept on a-passing,
And peeping at me thro' the fence,
TIL on me fanciod him smitten
But, ? was mIstaken--seo hence.
To-day, qs dozed in my hammock,
This "nobloman," laden with bags,
Awoke Ihe by cruelty yelling.
docs Yer want fur to sell any rags"
National Republican., 1883-09-10
lie stoops 10 Conquer.

Notwithstanding the statements of his
enemies that ex-Spoakcr Randall is indorscd
by the republican party in his present aspira-
tions, 1t is well known to all observers of cur
rent events that Mr.. Randall has no such i'm
dorsement. On the main issue now before
tho American people, the tariff, ho is an art.
iul dodger. Ho is not the man, nor is he the
kind of man, tho republican party desires to
see elevated to that position, Mr., Randall
has elements of strength to his own party,
but they are elements of weakness TO tho re.
publican party. His success would mean
continuation of the thread bare democratic
policy of hedging.
But whatever may be said for good or i'll of
Mr.. Randall, THE REPUBLICAN cannot but
express admiration for his present conduct in
Philadelphia. He was recently drawn as n
jurymln for the torn beginning to-
day. IIo received his summons as
an ordinary citizen, and will appear
his morning in the jury box with the
eleven other "good men and true' who will
patiently consider various mlttcrs Of i'm
portance to their peers, Seldom does man
of such notoriety and ability submit to the
performance of such duty, although II is one
of tho highest prerogatives of a freeman.
| Mr., Randall is prospective candidate for
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Importnnt Land Decision.

In deciding the case of the Southern Pa
cific railway vs, William Gardiner, involving
the ownership of tract of land in Califor-
mia, the acting secretary of tho interior holds
that where Il valid claim under Mexican
claim is pending, to be segregated within ex-
terror boundaries. the grantee has right ia
claim the ontire tract until the segregation
is made by government survey and the sur
vey approved by tho land office. Until such
approval the land is not public land or sub
ieot to the claim Of third parties. Tho de-
cision was in favor of Gardiner.
National Republican., 1883-09-10
Amusemen,s and Recreatlons.

The following amusements and recreations
are the attractions advertised to-day
National Theater-Miss Ada Gray in EAST
Lynne"
Ford's Opera House-Thatcher, Primrose, and
Vests minstrcls.
Abners Summer Garden-NIiss Albertina Wei
leuberg. soprano; Mr.. Rud Duering, tenor and
Prof. Arth's orchestra
Drivers Summer Garden-The Cartons Stand
ford and other attractions
Noriolk-Steamers Excelsior and Geo. Lcary.
Norfolk, Piney Point, and Point Lookout
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Rt $50 p, IN.
Blakiston's lsland-SteamerJ Jane Moseley leaves
at H. m.
Mount Vernon-steamer W. W..Corcoran leaves
at 10 u. IN
National Republican., 1883-09-10

sist that they have better religion than any
other people. That great evangelist, Eng
land, goes right ahead however, shipping
missionaries and opium into tho nowcry
kingdom as though nothing had happened,
saving hundreds and destroying thousands
and tens of thousands of souls 1t is small
wonder the Chinese object to Christians.