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Township Elections in New Jer.ey.

ELIZABETH. y. J.. March 12-The Union county
township elections held yesterday produced yfry
MIXED results The more Important Offices were
carried tN the democrats, and the board Of chosen
frehulders nov stands 10 democrats Ia. rtpul,Il-
cauS-a gain ui Democrat. Ia Linden township
all The republican Tickets were stolen at noon aud
IL WAS lat" before others could be printed, 50 fhs
d'npcrais carried Tie township for their freehOder
NEwsRk, Nj, March l2.-The township elections
In Essex county show republican gains The hoard
Of frehOderS Nll stand 3 republicans and N
democrats
loNG BRANCH. Nj. March l2-The sixteen town.
ships oI Monmouth county held their annual spring
elections yesterday. The entire Democratic tlcket
In Ocean township was elected, with the exception
ot chosen frcrhOidrr: John A. Eaton, republican.
the present incumbent, being reelected. The re-
puhlcans made n clean sweep In Neptune town.
ship.
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VHLECTRICITY CURES PARALYSIS RHEUMA.
ILtisn Neuralgia; Spinal Affections General Debility,
Dysp. psia and all Nervous Diseases Supernuous Hair
perlianently eraalcated Moes. Birth Marks Freckes
and all discoorations of the face cured Fifteen years
practical experience Unquesonable references gyen
as TO thorough knowledge OF this treatment. Con-
sultation 4 To p. Ladies treated at their own
r,sidences II unable to CALL write and describe your
case Special terms for this month.
MADAME GABRIEL.
<ebo9 2,ys Parlors 735 hstr northv,est
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EASTER CARDS
AND NOVELTIES
Now ready for early selections full line Of
PRANG'S EASTER CARDS
just received. 500 boxes of FINE LINER PAPER AND
ENVELOPES, just opened in the Stationery Depart
ment, at the low price of 25c. per box
100 Cards engraved for 81.
G. A. WHITAKER
feb21 HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY, SO7
w 14th street northwest. between and I streetA
Periodicals aud New Publications constantly added
jalS- 2Ins Mrs. g. T. WASHBURN Il co.
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"a BlaZin, DiscOunt.''

APROPOS TO CAPT. DCSCASS VERDICT.
The case OF Capt. c. c. Duncan. shipping COM
missioner OF New York, who sued the New York
Times for 100000 and got verdict OF twelve cents
recalls episode In the life of visitor In little
southern town several years ago. The village auc-
uoneer was riding up and down the sandy street on
pretty bad case OF horse flesh. for which he was
vainly trying to get bid. 'Who will give five
thousand dollars for this elegant saddle hoss?-as
kind as spaniel and as swift deer. She has
the strength OF wah h0ss Is playful kitten.
and knows morn most people. Who'll give five
thousand? Anything less would be robbery OF her
owner and an insult TO the noblest beast on the
face OF th y'ath. She's made her record on the
race cOuSe, and durin' the wah she never fiinchei
from Yankee gun Who'll give five thousand?
How muchll any body give? Gentlemen, III leave
1t to your hOnah 10 make bid What do you think
such noble creatur'S worth? VIII any body dah Ia
give less? How much do hear?" After long and
anxious pause voice on the sidewalk WAS heard 10
eXclaim, in clear, distinct and deliberate tones,
''TwO dollars ana a-half." stake herr was the
quick response OF the aucttoneer, he nearly
threw the miserable parody on horse flesh on her
launches, by the yigor with which he reined her
in, lest the offer might he recalled, stake her,
Colonel; she's yOur'n But its blaZin' discount "
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A villain shot.

NEW YORK, March 12-Ino Quigey was shot IN
the head 10y officer al Hunters Point last niRbt.
While trying 10 escape arrest Tor attempted ouCr
rage Oh a woman.
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II AIDES ATTENTION.

IN AIDES ATTENTION!
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
MILE NJ j. PRANDI
WILL REMAIN UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AT
MRS M j. HUNTS. 1909 STREET,
To meet increasing demands for many customers
RHEA WAVES, SHINGLED BANGS.
These STYLES never need he the harressers hands
Always in order by plain combins Hair Dressed end
6apgS SbipRled feb2S-l I'm
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-pAY.-Internal rev
nue. S19O, .46; customs. s9OO,14252


The VACANT SoLICIroRsH1P- Folgel
mas received number Of applications for the posi-
ton Of solicitor OF the Treasury, made vacant by
the death OF Mr.. Kenneth Raynor. He has referred
'l uneln 10 the Attorney General, to whose depart
ie en1 the ol1ce belongs 1t is the general pres
Slon tnat Assistant Solicitor Robinson who has
nelu that position for a number OF years, will be
pIomoted to be solicitor. 1t is expected that the
oCe VIII De filled shortly, as the ten days time
alioWeu Dy law for an assistant to act In such q
case Will expire Saturday afternoon.
NAVAL CHANGEs.-Commander Green. OF the Des
patch, has been detached from the command OF
that vessel to take effect April 1st and ordered to
tne portsmouth n. H., navy yard. He will be sue
ceeded Dy Lieut. Reeder, executive officer OF the
1essei. Ho Lieut.. Amsden navigating officer Of the
DesRatcn, mas also been detached, to take effect
April 1St
APPo1NrED.-The Secretary Of the Treasury has
appointed Albert L. Remick to be keeper OF Rye
1 eaen nle saving station, n H., vice Geo. B. Cas-
well resigned.
LETTER FROM SENATOR Don CAMERON to Mr.
Henry Genser one OF the official reporters OF the
senate is dated Florence, February s4th In it the
senator says that his health is steadily improving.
that he is so we'll he 1ees ashamed Of not being at
work. He wrote That he and wife intended going
from Florence to Spain and after doing that cou1-
home trip.
fERsoNA--Senor Don Batres the Guatemalan
minister here, has gone to New York for a short
stay-Representative Kasson is writing diplo-
matte history OF the civil war.-N. J. Neely. of
Washington, was registered in Salt Lake city last
fLlday.-Dr. ID. X. Hagner, who has been in vtr-
glna 1or several weeks, professionally engaged has
returned 20 the city--Jay Gould and family. az
rlved at Havana In their yacht yesterday.
HarDer. OF Jeannette fame, is visiting Mrs Garfield
m Edson eli NJ Is Evarts and Mayor
Dlshop gibbons arrived in New from Europe yester-
@ uay:-t.en Thomas l. Rosser, lately OF the North
the 20th instant for Nicaragua to become engineer
Oh lhe N1caraguan Canal cOmpany--Hon. S. H.
ETOu prominent citizen OF Clark, Dakota. is at
the National. l.-RepreSentative Tucker1s to deliver
Ie ADDRESS to the graduating class of the Univer-
sty OF Maryland. at Baltimore, on Friday next
Gapt: X H. Pratt. OF Carlisle Barracks, is at the
Upshur is to be dined by the
brooklyn Club before leaving the Brooklyn navy
yard TO take command OF the Pacific squadron.
THE COIIMRIAN lINIVERSlTN
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GREENSBrRGH, hY., March Fat Marcum's mill
yesterday Asa Cantrell Was shot by John Marcuin
The TWO had an alteration. but separated lsy
their friends. subsequently Cantrell, bearing IDS
breast. dared MarCum 10 shoot. which he did KALI
Ing CaItrcll Instantly Marcum Is but IL years o4d
Cantrell was a. and desperate character.
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MISSOURI REPUBLICANS DISAGREE
Iicnscnnn, nan.nha,,.r n..x

Gicuscnant Dancnbowcr Married.
INTERESTING CEREMONY N CHRIST cnrEcu s.
wEuo y. v.
bswEGo. y. Y, March l2-The marriage Of Iies,t
John W. hauCnhuwrr. OF JranuptT. faru,. ana Nasn
firttn laiin >loan daughter II ~ Speaker Sloan
"'oA place NJ tnrlSts church at Il o'clock tbs
morning The ceremony MAS performed nv the
t,s't'r. Key. ". l. Parker. Mr.. Harry Towers. az
Washington H. e, acted best man and Mtx
Belle nduruAuw"r. sister NJ the Lro,ifl as hriol.s
maid. The u>hers were Mr.. Nrthersres,n. u. sS
ana George Il. Sloan IT The brides dress WAS "A
Nhlte CHINA SILK. with court train The frfsnt
WAS ~ white satin, nnunCrd with point apnli,gue
lace. The bride wore orange flowers. ana her Sfil
was caught up With ostrich tips The groom " as
IN clll@'hs dress he attendance AZ the chufgsh.
large Atter the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was given At the brides parents 10 the lia paTfy
the immediate friends of the families and cussts
from abroad. The wedding giftS were numerous
ana very ei'ganJ- Mr. and Mrs Danenhuwe.r ptli
tahe the l:l5 train on the Delaware, Lackaw anna
and Western road FOR the west They viii uIs.tN
ably reside Tor a time In WASHINGTON, ID. q
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CHARACTERISTIC rENas ITRs-THR oRSForrrs WIZ
IN on TrIE GRANDKST SCALE, REGARDLESS or RNPEszu
san ANTONIO, 1ENAs. March l2-Ben ThoupSs,u
ana NinE Fisher. shot each OF her dead In fhe
Naud"Nilie theateT last night. doe Foster who a.
tempted Ia quiet The cnnbAJants, WAS shot In the
leg and VIII probably die uf hemurrhage Thop,r-
son and Fisher had been drinking together and IN
tered the thtaiCr inCumnaIIy. They met Foster In
the dress circle ana some words were ex.hanp,af
The dress circle was quickly cleared the oc,Inats
jumping into the parquette below and through The
Side MlndoWsinto the street. No one Ins 10 Know
Who hired the rrst shot or how many were enca.ad
IN tn" shooting. Before the thearer was fairly
cleared II It's occupants 500 persons on the oaIi-
side were clan0r1ng AT the closed doors for adiS-
tance- shortly after the shooting Thomps,fns
hinthtf put In an appearance, but was pruInIftly
arrested. \ jury was hastily impannel,i and IL v "a
aSHeriained that Thompson had Received four lIs,r
tai wounds and That Fisher had been wounspd
three tiu'S, TWO ot which would have caused In
Stanf death The remains or the two victims We're
taken In charge hv host of friends and the Ohsaolt
have been ordered on the Tand,st scale regardless
oi expense. The theater where the ARRAY occurred
waS the scene last year or The killing 10y Tholau-
son oi Ja'., Harris, Mho WAS the proprietor OF s
place. Fisher and Thompson were probably the
two most desperate and widely known men N
Texas They have each killed large number a
men.
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vUNdEAAEh COMlQUE
1lTH STREET. NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

Observe the feast Of xood things this week bril-
liant OliO of Song Dance and Emotional Novelties
Harry Montague. Author and Vocal Comedian; Kelly
and Murphy. Scenes in Gymnasium: Petre and Fish.
Great Break Neck Song and Dnce Artists Mealey and
Haeue. Renowned sketch Artists: Maggie Bursell.
Charming Coiuetenne and Dancer; Sophia Thorne,
Wonderful Lancashire Clog Dancer: Masye Elise. Ele
CANT Charsatersti Artistic Joe and Annie Buress I'm
riyaed Speciality Stars Carrie Duncan Captivating Vo
calist and c medlenne- Winding up with Harry Mon
taGue Original Esthetc Crazy Osity. entitled oscar
Wild" mhIO
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TuE GREAr FAMILY REMEDY

for CoIghs Colds, Bronchitis. Hoarseness. and all
diseases of the Throat and LungsDR. ISAAC J. MAR
TIN'S PULMONARY BAI.SAM has over so years repu-
fation and recommended by physicians, ministers
LAWYERS and the public generally, the best Cough
mC,iiciue known Sold by all druggists at 25 and 80
cents bottle jall-2mlp
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SHOOTING IN TEXAS THEATER,

THREE MEN KILLED; TWO WOUNDED
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Floods om the Pacific side.

SAN Francisco, March H. - dispatch from
Yuma, Arizona. says: The ella river has OVER
flowed it, banks and inundated half the town.
FULLY one hundred families have been rendered
homeless and destitute Dy the Hood
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Bishop Nigger refused to allow the funeral Of
William Hayden and his wife, who died at Patter-
because the Haydens disObeyed an order OF the
bishop prohibiting the sale OF liquor on Sunday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r~, THE SECRETARY OF EACH SUBORDINATE
q s 10th Sf d H eass ssed
Morning star. No. 3. It,
rISo- THE WASHINGTON RECORD PUBLISHED
~ eonains all the TemGersnee Military
boys and at the hotel stands Price cents. 1t
c-Se THE JOURNEYMEN PLATE PRINTERS
to he hsd
the Washington Post" and we commend that its mem-
'fua Fss their sss Secretary
p 7 ~ % Ell OF THE G3LTMBA IA
sPaf1 On and after this date
W INTERESTING monthly %estne esoa ss Ger:
nanls ha ss SoS 18th street northwest WkDNEsDAY
Maryland state senator viii deliver an address s: Mary
9
~ .qIII1 NQTIGE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
I # be the held s Hs Sss sd Of tSs
March ts3Ind 2lss 1854 to amend the by cRr1s
March 9th, 1894 [nh1l,stl Secretary
~ - M NETTING !. OF PAPER; HANGERS WILL
18th inst Every paper hanger is requested to attend
as important business will be transacted mill 2t'
eR CO-PARTNERsHIP. NOTICE-WE. THE
under the sm % name Of BiFTiSa y i %SMES&s
Washington, % ?. C. JARED D. BITING, RICHARD
MCMENAM1N & co. mil 1-3t-S
We eS1is mAyE sHs5 n5F nXF # RfE fce sq
doz, 81: per bottle. 40 cts MUNCASTER l. HOWARD,
Chemists and Druggists. cor. 7th and SITS. mill
~ DRUGS.-C. s. PRICE, DRUGGIST. 426 7rH
t-S st. the leading Pharmacy South Washing
ton. Physicians Prescriptions speciality Patent Med
icines Perfumery and Toilet Articles great variety
mh10
FTo JOHNSTON'S NEW DRUG STORE NEXT
w National. Theater-Finest store in the city Get
a handsome souvenir this week Prescriptions sre-
clalty- Telephone connection. LIar12w
.pa NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES
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nIME MUSEUM.
H. ANOTHER SPLENDID SHOW.
Every Att rnoon and Nixht This Week.
~ stars engaged in the performance
The faynes-1enny son and OCiCrman
THE Diamond Quartetfe4
The Wonderful II, 'Almas. Harry Is uns
The Pretty Florence French. Prof Everett.
The Twin White AoOrs. The Warmers.
And all the Wild Animals. &C
Concluding with Comedy. GOING TO CONGRESS-
Admission 10 all only 10 cents. mhlO
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THE FIILEr AND VAN HORN FACTIONS REFUSE

AFFILIATE.
st. Louis March ia injecting N the Filley and
Van Horn republican cunniTtes-o was held yesisf-
day. with the expectation ~ agreeing 10 some Plan
10y which they could unit. u a call TDr a state con-
Nention. The Van Horn committee, however. ~
fused 10 join with the t1ley men. and u Is probabe
that two conventions viii be called.
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ANOTHER APACHE WAR rHReAreNEl

IMPENDING BATTLE IN THE SOUpas.
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APPo1NrED-The Secretary Of the Treasury has
appointed Albert L. Remick to be keeper OF RYE
@ Beach life saving station, N. H., vice Geo. B. Cas-
well resigned. WV
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[ ,oScEhf r,
MISS HATTIE WHITING, OF BOSTON,
By
SELECTED LOCAL TALENT
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 18TH, 1884
CHURCH OF "OUR FATHER
18th aud l. streets.
Admission IS cents Reserved Seats 2S cents extra
Sccureu AZ hetzerotts Music store nIh6-6t
PRor. CAR1. FAr1rrs
The eminent German Pianist respectfully announces
THREE PIANO REClTALS AT MARISI'S HALL.
March 30. 10Th. and l7th O'Clock
Season tickets $3.50 SINGLE tickets. IS cents Brrn
fanos' and Mefzerotts feb7-ln&9d. I'd
HHOICE SEATS FOR
u FOI.DS THEAIER
for sale Brentaos Book Store street and Penn
tSisania avenue Jas
ID TRICYCLES
AND ACCESSORIES
BOYS BICYCLES and vELOCIPEDES SPECIALITY
PURCHASERS TAUGHT FREE
Repairing executed promptly in the most skilful
wM c. SCRIBNER'S
RIDING SCHOOL,
HOS street northwest
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SURPRISING SOCIALISM

vienna. March l2-Socalst prints have bse
circulated among The coal districts OF Boheua,
Suspicious letters and parcels. arriving by pes
from America, England and switzerland are spt
Jected 10 careful cSaninati On by the author1tle
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III INCOLN HALL FRIDAY MARCH DIST.
~ GRAND SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT.
The PEABODY ORCHESTRA. Asser Hamerik, Direc-
tor Prof. Carl Faelten Pianist Beethoven nat
gianoconcerto Berlioz Overture; List piano solos.
fubnsteiu Oceon Symphony. Admission, 81 IS Re
strved seats. S1.50 Seats reserved before Monday,
March IL. One Dollar. at Metxerott Co.'S mh11
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NOTICE TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

fyo JOHNSTON'S NEW DRUG STORE NEXT
~ National Theater-Finest store in the city. Get
handsome souvenir this week Prescriptions spe-
claty Telephone connection. uar1-2w
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The Vermont republican state convention for the
choice OF delegates at large to Chicago, will meet
at Montpelier April 80 and the gubernati0nal con-
yenttOn at Burlington June Ia
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-12

The meeting of the stockholders of the
Florida Ship Canal company adjourned late
Thursday night after adopting tho pro-
gramme submitted by its board Of directors
authorizing the issue of first preferred per
cent. stock and opening subscription books
therafor
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TRACING THEM BACK.
Nativity Of the Men Who Compose Our Ma
tiOnal Congress.
Where They Were Graded and Where
They Pitched Their Tents.
The Sons Of Eight States Make Up Half the Working
Force Of Legislators.
4 " York and Ohio Contribute the Great
~ est Number OF Statesmen.

Ben: Perley Poore's condensed biography
has afforded to many newspaper writers good
material for interesting articles descriptive
of the previous professions, occupations, and
trades or arts in which the genus congressman
had figured or struggled. "The doctor, the
lawyer, the merchant, tho chief; the rich
man, the poor man, the beggar-man land, in a
few instsnce). the thief" has been found in
that compend of the points in the careers
of congressman. But nobody has seen fit to
show the migratory tendencies Of the men
who are to make our laws during tho coming
fourteen months, or to give any idea of the
reasons or motives which led to emigration
or "carpet-bagging" it would have been called
few years ago, had the emigrants Sc tiled in
southern states.
The examination of this question has af-
forded contributor an interesting pastime
and, without going into any speculation
about "the why and wherefore" he gives
some of the resulting facts.
Now, here is q table, showing the quotas Of
representation in the present congress OF
each of thirty states, tho total number OF
members of the congress who were born in
each of those states, and also how many o.
those natives" are in the senate and in this
house, respectively:
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

The senate in executive session, yesterday con-
tirmed the following nominations:
Nathaniel CLARK, OF Michigan to be register OF
the land office at Reed City, Mich.
Joseph L, Jones' Of Massachusetts, to be assistant
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The house committee on commerce at its
meeting yesterday decided to hear arguments
on Jan. "a, 25, and 26 from any persons de-
string to be heard against the pending bills
for tho regulation of interstate commerce,
and arguments in favor of such bills on Jan.
2s, 80, and 80, after which no public hearing
will be had without the unanimous consent
of the committee. Messrs. Davis, Clardy, and
Long were appointed members of a subcom-
mittee to consider foreign restrictions on the
importation of American pork.
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At meeting of the house Judiciary COM
mittee yesterday. the following subcommit-
tees were appointed:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Moulton, Culberson,
Collins. McCoid, and Bisbee.
Female sufIrsge-Messrs. Maybury, Poland,
and Tucker.
Bigamy, &c.-Messrs. Tucker, Moulton, and
Bisbee
Civil rights Messrs. Broadhead, Dor
sheimer, Sevey, Taylor, and Browne.
Modification of the veto power of the
President-Messrs. Dorshoimer, Maybury,
Browne, Poland, and Tucker.
Presidential succossion-Messrs. McCoid,
Brondhead Collins Reed. and Tucker.
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GrH6tItrs' Sniss

Il - .PENNsYLvANIA ROUTE
TO phh ho TThtK WEI A BIB sSonNTEHWEs1
STEEL RAILS, MA0NIfICENT EoUIPMEN1
~ EFIEc z, NoY Y ti6s, Is lssl
For PttsSurs and The West CSicsso Limited Es
Line % M SSy S s Sleeping Cars uh ron
wS 70 pssSs r w'p S.o go
neetsdaily for Chicago, via Columbus aud q, So y
saSo Mali Express s i io daily for PsbaPs am
theMest with Palace Sleeping Car Washington
BHIffGoHE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, CanAndaigua. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara
Wilmington 70 Rochester, and Washington 10 Bui
falo. Train leaving Washington on Saturday nigh
For Wiiiamspoft, Lock Haven. and ElmIra at9s
For New SY cfs SV and the East, sis a. m, io5oa ri
s tS nc n hS I nj on ~ FSSSn r
Cars, 40 a. m. daily, except sunday.
For Boston without change, i.tO D. m. every weoi
For BrooRyn n. T.. ali II through trains conneo, 4
Jersey CITY with boats q brooklyn AnnisI amor AMOR
ing drect transfer 70 tnitoh street. avoiding dono
For Phliadephia, sis and 1850 a m. h4o, TO- an
tied Express. eio a m. daily, except SUNDAY.
For Batimors go SI5 GiO 70 1910; a. M and g, ~
For Popes Creek Line $50 a. IN and 40 p. daily
For Annapolis. $50 a. m. and &c p. daily exced
ALE%2NpRIA AND FREDERIcKsBuRaR AII
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandra as, a. a25 HOS. and ii35 a. M
205, AS, s. 625, S05, and li.56 y. m. ON sunday
g 49, l25, llu5, n. m. sos r. IN,
For Richmond aud the south. 6a5 aud 1L05 a n,
daily, and y. III. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Ale xandvis Gor Mpgh.igT 60. q
1910, and .o5Ia m l. 2O5. a2,, 6.i0 7U5, and 1910
M. and 1910 midnight On Sunday at sos and 10 /
n. M. LOS and 1910 y. m.
Tickets and Information At the office, northea5
corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania avi
nue. and at the station, where orders eau be len ID
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotel
and residences. j. X. WOOD.
- - General Passenger Agent
CHARLES +. PUGH. General Manager.
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appraiser district Of Boston and Charlesto wn'
Mass.
Frank H. Mason, to be United states consul at
Marseilles
Saml, w. Ferguson, of Mississippi To be a mem.
Der Of the Mississippi River commission, vice
James b. Eads, resigned.
Robt J. Stephens, to be United States consul at
Palermy.
Geo clifford, United states consul at Basic.
Bolivar j. Pridgen, United States consul at
Piedras Negras
Office, Larned, Kan.
Harweii p. Wyton, register Of the land Office,
AIonzo l.. Patchin, register of the land Office,
Oberlin, Kan.
Andrew j. Harrington receiver ofpublic moneys
at Garden City, Kan.
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CARPENTER AND d
~ WESTERFIELD. We lOth
GARPErS AND FU2NIl
- WILLIAMS, 81 18th st., GU a
La Ay
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N,,,o,nI Tfn,yor.,ty of Medicine.

Tho bill introduced by Senator Call, to
provide for tho establishment of a university
of medicine at tho capital OF the United
States for the advancement of science and
the discovery Of improved methods of treat
ment and cure Of disease, appropriates 81 ,000,-
600 as perpetual endowment, tho interest of
which shall be paid for salaries of professors
and cost of experiments. One hundred
thousand dollars additional are appropriated
for the purchase of grounds and erection of
suitable buildings. Allopathic, homeopathic,
and eclectic methods are all to be represented
by professorships
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-12
senator Anthony Declines.

A committee representing the senate repub-
lican caucus held a brief consultation with
Senator Anthony yesterday afternoon in re-
lation to the presidency pro TEN, of the sem
ate. Senator Anthony said in substance that
he should be compelled to decline the pro-
posed honor believing it inexpcdient in the
present state of his health to undertake the
duties of the office.