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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

sIe %5sS cy Of Atlanta lakewood Charleston days.
s,sas ana M passengers to Quntarf Co
Richmond-old Dominion Sc Co. ''''' wy RUM ant
ne Mayer Anthony Baltimore with coal 10
Steamer II Dimock Haet Boston, with nd,e N II
Steamer wiIkesbarre Coates Boston
%fh nrG's hi Br smith, iohohama Jan 20 Hlogo AMI,
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, SS9 pr dTanE r pay sheet arbor Ns days WITH
,sUNsET-wind AZ sandy Hook, hight wv. clouav A,
City Island light NNEi cloudy '' q"
CLEARED
Steamer O1ordshre CBr) Jones Dombay-M + Picker,ns
steamer AlPn r) slightholm, st Thomas Antigua &C.
steamer Cy OF woshnson, Rynoda Vera Cru, via
,a steamer cennegos Feircoth Ceniuego' via 81 Iago-
steamer crasendoran tBr AnucEle proqrcso-Belonl
slcamer Acorn tB1, Duncan baraoo,-polonl 3 co.
Si'amssr Roanqke Couch hchmond city Point and Nor
steamer T " Rrune fo,tcr. Baruorc-i Krem.
steamer Glaucns berry lo'ton-li = Dim ,cs.
snip larelca M sinclair AnteernV SNOW = burgess
Hnrk - otia tBp smoltz'r Duuedn and tttlcion- nv
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hatk iIml kesake M 10 MAN. ioudon 'ico = nulcy.
nntk LAZY MINE uh' hanhcimah. London Middleton
,rats iq'o dc nueu~ s''on x, isvo and Guantanamo.
IVA aaGgGt t6Gt W.T. rH ' tWS : ttpma,.ifrss'
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..s,hg ll'ahe,h 10 reatt MCINTYRE ~ John. Sn-A
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steimrfa rishife inr nnmha state Of fniian. oas
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hlN W MRtmhH9h vera tthh titnntHua CtnniesOsi
chm Maltia nay Tor Have
halse ,huIchstgw mr sydney saw. Protector Copen.
hnarni Mary Hale Havana.
mig stella for nuenos Aires
A'so s,le-Na Long lsland -ounl-nre Canadian for %
johns, NJ,
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Announcements
tohanr rToTs ,ft,,,,,
Non AMI Nnritz risner nook rvnry blt, tnlprsn
ell pi srlns, for scuerhdeDlity beware uf INIT iiOnl
Scasbin garments refined. altered. rr-dycd,
repaired reliable work reasonable rtrrs
g. HuNNr, lnl Prince %
"KorouoN ttcu."-Currs humnra. ottipiiona.
tluPvutn. rttrr nnlt thrum. ftuurd frpi, rhlhaina
Pltr ltNOua,
however lntur speedily anil phinra4lN cured without kuf
tW7il' ot HHNo arhi ais rrnli in stamps u pamphlet Wfrr
rnt Hnl ttpNL Mntlla hHptnaan Ntdtal Aaau,atiuu,
tul MAIN 7iu hunaiu, y. \
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ia Lexington ave, hrfNrru tfl AMI llth .i4
ii0uif ITO !. TOT nintanrau IIr NviNuus H, steu
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
WHERE FRANK MUM MAY HAVE GONE.

No definite information has yet been received
about Frank Mum, notwithstanding OF the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, who mys-
terOusly disappeared on last Saturday. IL was re-
rCrted yesterday that he had been specializing sue
cssfu1y of late and that Saturday he started for
IIverpOOl on the White Star steamship Celtic, and
was accompanied by young woman AT the steam
mp cOmpanys office II was stated that although
Lls name did not appear on the passenger list, lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

~ the Episcopal Convention of the Diocese OF
Ncw-Iork Yesterday, Assistant Bishop Potter read
report of ms work for the year, and ended WIN
an address on general subjects pertaining 10 the
welfare OF his charge. In advocacy of religious
training for the young, ne said: False education
* responsible 10 great extent for the deluPe OF
social aud political fraud and scandal which makes
the daily newspaper a daily horror In the alter
noon the Rev. DR.. Woodruff read an address on city
Missions. He stated that with the small sum Of
$4,000 an almost incaculablc amount of work
had been done IN hospitals, prisons, almshouscs.
asylums and private homes. The report of q CON-
pay the Diocese of Albany T2s ,0j5, in fulhmcut
Of Il moral obligation assumed when the northern
parishes were granted eoparste Epscopate cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

Anthony Rice, child, toll from thG ROOF "l No.
1O5 Sptinp.tL Yesterday hnd wan N''o'
nt, t,,innI n,c clplt. of No. IVA Eleventh.
asa 0ii Nam thr ,lnct az The foot ot Nrai Forty
fomth.at, Yesterday, aud Woa dtoWn'd
Tho body IT youuG man, Wan iound ~ 'l' l,u
len, Eiyor ut che end of Mudlaon-b'r" N'h''l"'N'
Two hnpcrs of tho left hand Wcio H'u"
.,n,,. ,v,u,N,r 81 nuip ioU U'l 600,
phtt pickm,uu, % member of lhr Sl"'h, ~
chnnre. ycstrfdly .uld h d scat to NcCo'hrN Hu'''
Of H. Il, MIllard y Co. The Wi'' P''d WIS
AuI 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
TRYING TO SETTLE WIru J. NJ PEAsE,


The rorort having become current that an clWt
was hpiur made to settle 80 the Cn9c of Joseph VI,
pcago whose extensive forgcrirR eau ed his ntlcSt
about three weeks apn. n TWntNl reporter lmu'
inquiries Ncstoda, among the banbcia any llull
mrtrhnutn that were HulloiclH, IrlrN H. lA\u''
president ut the Cny llnul0 doclrcd 60 snN nnNs
thine en- tho subject Wllhnm II Co.'S rt'dd'ni 81
the 'lcrhauict National Bank, sud
No are trNhr tn pct what money wv
cnu from Nit tcunc lie hna madc an assignment
aud has mpdo oven ccli in property me t'lunnnl
rrnrrrdmgs nrninu him hto IN the hands OF the
ntuiU Attorney, ,,
Emit dealers, whosc unmca MI Pclec .lrnrd 10
yaIiou- chrthr, without asking Then PENN. ION
10 do so, told the reporter that they h9d heard ,G9
rumor hat sptl lcucut wa, being made ana coma
moi ,ce how tins could be- done With
out compoundmg Il felony. None of them
have anything to do with settling the matter a7
the losses fail upon the banks which accepted
checks to winch Mr. pca-c had signed the names oi
various firms. Leonard l.. Hull of Hull y kedde,
No. Dos Wdshnutou-st., SAID;
81 don't see Nhat right the banks have To MAKE
settlement IA tins case. Pcase committed forgery
and ought to bc puni,hcd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
,,ps WETMORE ACQUITTED.

Tho trials of Anna Wetmorc, closed for the pres;
emit Yesterday afternoon, in the Court OF uencra,
Sessions and she Is free TO make one more lnhrllal
venture III lieu of In the loVeu ana losl ohc' hi'
tie testimony was TAKEN.
Mrs Wctmorc was recalled and said that she dld
not remember Chief Drummond, of the secret ser
vice. She had claim against the ImlIeu H,n,cS
the War One item was for S2lI0OO tQr cotton
used i'm hospitals For bedding and medical pur-
noses the total amount was FN0O.uoo, Judge
OGoman, of the superior Court, was h9r Counsel
Halves never gave her any money, ana size never
knew him to have 50 IN his pocket 49,
John II. Townsend, counsel Tor MIS-, Netmore,
summed IN for the defence, He characterized
Mrs Hawcs's letter 70 his client as blacklnalhng
scheme " his defendant" he said, us Il VAIN
woman. although she is my client, ana she never
would have married this 'dudc,' this confidence
man oi the faircst type. unless shc believed MN ~
hC unmarried $500
Assistant Disrict-Attomcy Vincent summed NJ
for the prosecution.
Rccot,lcr smith. in his charge, was decidedly fa-
vprahlr to the prisoncr lie said
There could he little doubt ny the CVlV'h'o W.,
HAYES was married man Vhcu the dri,huRnl
married mm The point 20 determine IA whether
phr knew that ~ Ice the fact ~.
The Jury, after abort absence, totutnod WIN =
verdict of not guilty When the hvooto,r lh,",,,h'
Nitthnu hnc aud u pRreinl wave "i INV n"n''
hoWcd hri thnuks to the iutN
Nathan l.. n. llAWoa WNa itNrlemed NrWnuhN Nv
Detective ouutV, At BROOKLYN, nnnh hchth Nhi'
rant issued hN Judge Moore charging mn WIN
hlunnV tu marrying Mrs, Annie 1, NtlWuie' h'
hid been released, when first Indicted ulnh hNVWh
IcCoun11aucc 20 give evidence aEdh7t Mi'' WV.
more. He denies SAVING that hc pNld Assistant
District Attorney Snurtcr, of brooklyn Tuuo W
"railtnad " her HAYES was taken to the (uuI, oi
Scesious i'm brooklyn, where hs bail was nNe,l nv
91 800 II was not furnished aud he vas sent VI
Raymnud street Jail. HIS wife had conversation
with him. aud then sought Assistant DlstrlctAttuf'
ncy shorter who refused to see her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

JIO hOIl-hOy IUuUUIT, OF NO Wv ,I"I - 7
,vIo roccntIy Stolo n cold witch and chain valued
M gao from one of the guests VAS arc .ltn ana
locked mp in Police Headquarters lest hls"'
UoNus 10 81 GIVIN Bl STEAMSHIP 'pNpN ME
Tho Commissioners of Emigration Yesterday re-
solved to ilx the bonds ia I've rNon hv th' el'ih,-
shin accompanies landing immigrants Ndsl' '"'"'"
Ht f 900 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26

however nter speedily AMI phnlra4 cured withnt kufr.
rW7i 90 aNn Arud ais rrhla u aiHus m pamphlet ffrri
'u - rnl tttN. Nntln nlnprnaaN N'Wta Aatu, hiiuu,
tul MAIN 7t. hunaio, y. \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-26
TIRE TRslslNE,

NEW YORK
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
MistrIluuruus.
Home Items.
--"All your own fault
n you remain sick when you can

--"All your own fault
II you remain sick when you can
Get Hop Biters that nevcr-lail."
The weakest woman, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can use Hop Bitters
with safety and great good.
Old men lettering around from rheu-
matism, kidney trouble, or any weakness
will be almost new by using Hop Bitters.
My wife and daughter we're made
healthy by the use of Hop Bitters, and l
recommend them to my people.-NIeth-
odist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor II Hop
Ditters are not the best family medicine
On earth.
--Malarial fever, ague, and biliousness
will leave every neighborhoOd as soon us
Hop Bitters arrive.
-"My mother drove the paralysis and
neuralgia all out of her system with Hop
Bitters."-Ed. Oswego Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy with Hop
Bitters and you need not fear sickness.
Ice water is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and reviying with Hop
Bitters in each draught.
The viGor of youth for the aged and
infrm in Hop Bitters.
AT the change of life nothing equals
Hop Bit. IS ~ ailay all troubles incident
Thereto"
1.-THE best periodical for ladies to
take monthly and from which they will
receive the greatest benefit is Hop Bit
ters."
Mothers with siclIly, fretful, nursing
children will cure the children and BEN
eft themselves by taking Hop Bitters
daily.
Thousands die annually from some
form of kidney disease that might have
been prevented by a timely use of Hop
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17

ner, increasing the appropriations for railway
mall clerks and mail messengers, were rejected.
MI Bisbec offered an amendment appropriate
int 100000 for srccial facilities for trunk lines.
Ru ed out on point of order.
Numerous other amendments were offered but
scyerally voted down. As 1t WIS growing late
there was not much inclination tn debate the
prop Isl ions, and wnen Mr. HOrr rose to discuss o
pro lorna amendment he was cried down by the
democratic side and the republican side returned
the compliment when Mr. Townshend rose TO
speak.
When tho consideration Of the first section was
completed II became evident that the bill could
not be finished then and the committee rose.
Mr. Henley, OF California, from the house COM
mitteo on public lands, reported Il bill declaring
forfeited certain lands granted 10 aid in the CON
struction Of railroad from the Central Pacific in
California to Portland, Oregon. House calendar.
Tho house then at B 35 adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
11o5 Penna. Avenue N. w.

NEW BOokSl
Life ut PUGET Sound. by Leighton
portraitBut HlacpG. BY Henry James.
Bsatriy Randolph. BY Julian Hawthorne.
The Genie savage. By Edward King.
Songs I'm Jung By Lewis Morris.
Life and Tim, 8 or = Prentlst BY J, D. Shields.
Amang the Holy Hills. BY IL. NJ. Fields.
Queen Victoria Her GirlhOod and WOmanhoOd. By
Grace Greenwood.
The HpssiIns IN thC Revolution. Lowell
A Fools Paradise,
Administrative examinations: A Consideration of
the Principal Executive Departments.
The Easter Cards open for inspection, and
we are snc IN saying they were never more beauti-
full. Beside the cards thtrc are a great many very
handsome little tokens gotten up Spressly for Easter
VIM. Iii. MORRISON. 475 Pennn. NV.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
E MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,

IL, >, - an lil' W EST,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
i Schedule he to take eiect SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
,o Leave Washington from station corner OF New
sS anu street, by Eastern STANDARD or
,a For C4Gego. Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis
~ S ana 4 m TO- u ~ NJ 10 10 y m with through
W. noHt change: lOl5a IN daily to Chicago except
For Pltts6prE at l9l5 M and $40 p IN. daily; SD
F. M TO Pt's9G!E, Cleveland and Detroit with Sleep.
For Toledo aud Detroit, via Monroeville lO.l5a M
dgEy wh R sieteRSf for Toledo via Wheeling and
Trains Tor Phadclpha ana sew York at $40 n. m.
with PGrlor aud sleeping Cars attached y H. u"''S'
NH ic, on meeT Hy S 39 6 ia az so
t45 minute tran), 40 $50. ZOO SO. 1000 Oi5 ,. m
2S5 800, 44D $40, 100, $40 1900 D. m. ' ''-'
For Annapolis, $40 q; m.,9a IN. IL 10 and L4op M;
For way sfStSns be| e en- Washington and Balt.
?. m ToF stations on Saropoan i fra S" ~ ~
AN q; in ana 70 2 NJ daily except sunday, AS p.
sSl a. m daily except 5undW; for Lexington. Staun!!
day $40 D m ydn FHc Tor Fpe 4 ay except S sun
AZ n. y, o., p m. daily except SUNDAY. ,,,
o I1E naSHrSown, 1918 Il. M aud ji5 p M daily ex'
bEor points on $. " Il, II, iol5a, m. daily.
Train arrive from the West daily, GO, 1904 nl-
From New York aud Philadelphia, 255. $50 n IN.
daily, s2Dp m. daily except sunday.
From ANNAPOLIS SD lolOa M, f.5J, G37 p. mi Sun
=, From Lcxnst9n. go a. IN daily and us p. M.
From lteicrick and intermediate points. rs, 1000
a. m, rs, 10, aud 500 p M daily except sunday;
500 y. m. daily from Point Of Rocks,
Trims leave baltimore for Washington at 200, 10
go 5.l5, 40 400, GlO and 1880 M l25, 30 tO0.
$50 $40 49,, E,O, 800 and lOl5 p. M; on sundays,
40 ilO' $50 800. GlO n M, 100 800, as $50 and
COOP. m.
All train, from Washington stop at Relay station
except L3O y. M.
For further information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ,llhce, washington station, $40 and 1851
Pennsylvania ayCnnc, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders Will he taken for baggage to be checked
anu received at any point In the city.
w NJ. CLEMENIS, Nj. of A., BALTIMORE Q. h.
lord, q. l.. \.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
rI,HE VAGINA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. SOUTH.
M

IHE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST
Schedule IN effect NOV nm BIER l.. lNSG
$50 a. M.-New Orleans Mail daily. making Gloss
connections to all points South aud southwest.
Daily, except sunday. with G. ~ q. Ry. Pullman
Sleeping huiietl Cars from New urk and Wash.
ingtVu to Atlanta. Pullman plug Cars from
MHhlngt u and Atlanta 10 New orleans.
tHOP NJ Louisville Fast Line aily,va Charlottes-
Nile, to Cincinnati Louisville, and all Western
Points, Pullman Sleeping ears Washington To
1O:4C Z. M.-Southern Mail and Express daily to all
points south and southwest Via DAnvillG aud
Charlotte Daily, except SUNDAY. with q. Il q. Ry.
bullmtn Siegp,n cars from Washington. via
Dnnyile, Charlotte, and Atlanta. to New Or
leans; also from W,lshlngt m via Charlotte and
COlu uhn, to AuriSt1.
Manassas Division train raves Washington at s:3I n
m. daily, except sunday. WnrrentOn traiGsleayo
=, WashnSton AT s;3i q. IN. aud $40 y. IN. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire vt COM
phny's Office Coz Ia, ave, or ut Union Depot
NJ, SLAI 'GHTER N. MACDANTEL.
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS. Trallc Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
CHARTS IT. puGr. General General Manager is' S'1'
CmEsApEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Trunk LINE TO THE WEST, SOUTHWEST,
AND NORTHWEST.

Leave from u. & T.. Depot az follows:
$50 n M.-Wuy Mail daily except sunday for
clifton Forge ana intermediate stations on g.
Il o. ny.
5;lO I. N..LOuGsVTTLE AND CINCINNATI
EAST LINE lAlISl. solid train. with
Pullman cars 10 Louisville; ltiChmond TO Clu-
Cinuuu without change arriving, Columbus,
OHIO, 1T 400 p. M; Winchester, 2lh y. M;
Cincinnati GEO p. M; Lexington, l:l0 y. NJ;
Louisville. Z % m; connecting ut these cities
with through trains to all points West, South
west, and Northwest.
1O:i0 Z. M.--Nlght Express daily except, Sunday,
for Ashland, KY, and intermediate stations ON
C. ~ u. nv.
11.O5 a. M.-Nrriyc Newport News D. M; Old
$50 A. N. I.rhraagl tinin. With Pullman cars, ar.
rive Newport New, l'iO y. M; Old Point, $40
r. M; Norfolk, D. m.
Apply g. ~ q. Iiv. Oicr. ~ Pennsylvania avenue,
Y. NJ. lty Office, COZ Pennsylvania avenue, and H. u
i. Station.
IL. ". FuihER, e. w. SMITH. FRANZ TRtGd.
q. u. Agt. Gen. Muur, n. T.. Pas Act.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Tic Nlu.lc at Howard Unlyor,ity.

A correspondent writes The REPUBLICAN
that the music at the junior exhibition of
Howard university on Friday evening last
WIS not rendered by the University Glee
club, as published, but by the advance class.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
GrabtL.ra' SatAt.

VyTAsHGNGTUN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL,
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive ne and leave nom u and r. Isxth
street, Depot as follows:
Accommodation arrives $3.50 u. IN. daily.
Mall arrives b:35 y, m. daily except sunday.
Mall leaves 7:2O a. m. daily except sunday
Sunday.
on sundays only train will leave at sos p. m.
Time, 10th meridian.
Communication tickets not honored on Sunday trains
(, 81 BROPltN, superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
Tarrant's
Settler
A p erie n t
IN HOT WATER.

TT CURES DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, AND
CORRECTS IRREGULARITIES ARISING FROM
a DlSORDERED STOMACH, LIVER, OR Row
ELS. N II INVALUABLE IN RHEUMATISM
OR ANY CONDITION OFTIIE SYSTEM WHERE
AN EXCESS or ACID Is MANIFESTED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
TIHE GREAT .,,..u, .

Il $50 PENNSGI.NANTA ROUTE
s1 en- bqUhLF Th%i <, srLE$ 6ip 5cfNE&EyH ',
STEEL X MALE MsAAGlS Nh iB3QgiPMNr
TRAINS LEAVE wAsiINGToN nom station.
For PNsburE aud he West. CHICAGO Limited TX.
press Of Palace sleeping Cars ut $40 H. uL daily,
liar igburg 10 Cincinnati Wesiern EXnreii, 10 ~
m. daly, with Palace Cars 10 Pitt,burg also con.
and p r. r, with Sleeping Jar Pittsmrg 10 Ont.
IihhssVssIt aa Express ~ p M daily for Plltsbngani
BAATfMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
F9r Erie Ganandalgua, Rochester Buinlo, Niagara
IVl "a. daily. except saturday. with Paars cars
llq Train leaving Washington on saturday night
For W Transport, Lock naven, and Eimlra, atj.1
"a a; M daily, except sunday. -
400 To- aud ii Inc a' ~! M IN V o5 a. nna
5 p m. Limited Express q Pullman IAN "a Flor
For Boston without chIn q, iiO .. IN. every week.
For iiroSkIyn, N S',Gli through train, connect at
Jersey Clty with boats 4 BrOutyn Annex. afford.
ins Hgot v.nnser 70 tui.o4 street. avoiding double
Fur phuudelpnia Sis aud 1850 a m, 40. l. TO- and
,.itel EypIess 0lQa %. daily. except sunday.
For BALTIMORE, $50 sl5 Q.lo TO- TO- a. M, and 10,
'tg, III 80 a. m. 4, 63j 40. TO- and Ills p. M
For Pope. Crock Line $50 IN and 40 p, IN. daily
Jor Anndp5iis ESQ a. m. and Lc D. m. daily. ercep.
ALEX 2NDRGA AND FREDERtCKsBURG RAIL.
NAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 6. b 7.2o o25 .Iioj, and ia5 Il m,
~ So .; o'-' oUS' s * LOO p H. Oh SUNDAY ~
For R S;R a5Sd a. ana the South as aud o5a M
Trains leave Aiexaniria Tor Washington, COS. sos
~ ard l& Fl g. aGl ~ 10 ~ and TO- % p
m. LO5 and 1910 y. M.
corner OF thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and a. me station where ordsT can ee iet t9r
- General PASSENGER Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-17
2ALT1MoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

ii. ". FuihER, G.. w. SMITH. FRANZ TRtdd.
g. II. Agt. Gen. Muur, n. 4. Pas ACT.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
ExarxthtnK In Bloom

J. Lee Burton, of Galveston Texas,
who recently paid visit to this city
and to his former home in Sussex
county, writes an interesting letter
from the former place to the Sussex
journal, under date OF April Z, from
which the following points are taken:
" Az found myself returning by the
way of cold, snowy, and icy countries
(much worse than yours) every thing
with the gloom Of winter upon it, grad.
ually inile by mile began to approach
the borders Of that country where the
long horned cattle and the horned frogs
thrive. / began to feel the gentle
breeze and could almost hear 1t whisp-
or and say, stay away from that conn.
try where the snow drift, icicles sparkle
and the winds of the night howl, and
stop here where now the peach tree Is
In full bloom, the corn four inches high,
the wheat twelve and thirteen inches
high, the pastures covered with rich
green grass, the trees bending under
their full foliage, the rose bushes in
full bloom.
The streets ~ we stroll along them pre-
sent a most beautiful Appearances and tht
air is ladened with the delicate fragrance
OF oleanders and other shrubs. To-day
has been one of Texas most beautiful
days At no place in the South or II
any country could the sun shine NOR
beautiful than it has here to day. I'M
letter future states that the farming
prospects oflthe Lone Star State, VI
to the present time for this season, wer
never better, while building improve
mepts are very brisk.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
Bayn-d o .sMOral COward.'

New York, April 2O.-A promi'
nent Iammany Hall Democrat, speak
ins to lay of the Presidential boomlet
started for Bayard, said " Bayard Ia
NOT the man for the times. He isa NOR
al coward. AT heart he is in sympathy
with free trade and is not only in full
accord with the present Morrison bill,
| but says 1t doesn't 60 far enough. But,
dow on the banks of the Delaware,
there is a hrm by the name of Harlan,
Hollingsworth & Co, whose business it
Is to build ships.
Now Bayard cares nothing for the
Iron interests of Pennsylvania and the
wool interests of Ohio, or the lumber
interests of Michigan, or the wine in
terests of California They are out OF
his bailiwick. But the moment any sug-
gestion Is made about opening up the
Clyde markets to American shipping
and allowing the money ofthis country
to buy ships where they can be had at
the cheapest rates, then Mr.. Bayard
will make an outcry against these at
tacks on American industries.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-22
llovn the Peninsula.

Burglars are plying their trade in
various towns down the State.
Rev. A. W. Lightbourn has gone on
q trip to California.
Prof. d. P. Wyatt Is forming class
In Middletowp, to produce the cantata
Of "The Haymakers.
At the present term OF the Superior
Court at Georgetown, Sussex County,
Charles w. McFee and Edward D.
Hearn, were admitted to the bar.
Peach news from all sections Of the
fruit belt of the Peninsula il about as
good as can be.
The grand jury Of Caroline County
has found ten true bills for violation Of
the liquor prohibition law.
John 8. Writ, Esq, trustee, has sold
the Walmsley farm on Chester river,
containing 127 acres, to James X. Ford,
the tenant on the place, for "a, $50.
All the carpenters In Odessa and its
vicinity are very busy and have en-,
gagements for weeks ahead. Several
houses are being repaired.
1t Is proposed by a COMMITTEES or
James A. Garfield Post OF Milford, to
have on Memorial Day, May 30, one OF
the best celebrations Of the day ever
held in the State. Eminent speakers
will be present, and special trains will
be run.
The Robbins Hose Company of Dc YER
has been presented with a fire alarm
bell, weighing over 400 pounds, by the
Delaware Division Of the Penna; II. r.,
through the instrumentality Of their
townsman, |. N. Mills, Esq. Superin'
|tendent of the road. The company mum.
beis 40 active members
A few days since. Frank Greenweil
of Kenton, butchered bull that weigh
ed one Thousand pounds alive, and dress
ed eleven hundred and eighty foul
pounds. The bull was little over foul
years old, of the short-horn Durham
breed. He WAS raised and fattened by
David d. Marvel, Esq. of Kent County,
who also sold him two-year-old steel
that weighed twelve hundred and TWEEN
|ty.five pounds.