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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
Sic No6bersGepmbGtf.

Merifo lift bic r1eDr ober tpentger geItebte
y9to6bar> Gepubltf" Der Ser. Staatell, -
our neighboring republic = aber ipie. un7
enolt6 fern lte linen etgentLi6 ltegt, ba5
BAT it6 ME oeutlider ge5et9t, ais iebt mad
Der 5erfteaung elmer @tien6abns8 erbins
Oun9. Oeltn nun fiebt man erit, tpte De11ig
Die bloBe Yerfur3un9 Der rGumtt6en
gntfernung 3ptiden ben beri6te6ener SOL
fern 81 beoeuten bat, 10 LANCE tire @barafs
tere, ibre Nni6duungen nnO @ez
pobnbeiten, ibre 2ebenS7 un6 Grperb6z
tpeile bilnrnelpett duseinonoerltegen.
Sinh bic 8aDnen erit in nouem
8etrie6e, 10 miro man in ebeniopie 3eit
BON @bicogo mad Der Stobt Nlerifo fabren
fonnen, mie nd6 San TranctSeo; bteQei6t
iosar in nod tpeniger 3eit. 9tber ais
etneln Wann in 8erltn Elm Bfero gum Saul
angeboten tparD, bas t6m Der 6dnoler nit
ben @orten anprieS: y0enn Sic ft6 INT
5 l19r Morge1s auf baS 8ferO ieben, fin0
Sic I'M 6 nbr tit Botsbam u, ba er5
ipiberte er: y@o8 ioa t6 10 friib in BotSs
BAN tbun 2" 11no ebenio fam man bier
ia9en: y98as nIBt es bent G6ica9oer,
baB er in bier Iogen nod Oferifo ~selau9en
fam, tpenn CT ba Ii6tS gu t6uu bat 2"
8tel me6r Belt, ais bet Gau Der @tierts
b1brlett ertoroert bat, tDtrD oa3n geDore1t,
UNI ben Gerfebr auf penielben su einem fir
beiDe 2Gnoer eriprieBIi6en gu maiden. DEM
eS geb0rt boSu eriten5, baB Die 8e6lrfs
ntiie Der 8eDolferung bon Oierifo ae7
iteigert peroen, uro 5~tpeitenS oaB tbre e.
trteb omfett btnlGngli6 gcltet9ert
ipirb, UNI t6r bic Mittel Sur 8efrtebigun9
iener 8ebiirfniiie gu i6affen. Sc 9eniigt
ntd)t, bah Der QSu11l6 nab Grlal01tl1g bon
@aaren ernedt miro, Die man bisber nt6t
entbebrte, neil man ie ni6t begebrte; ion7
bern Dieier 8uni6 muB aud fart genug
tperoelt, UNI TleiB unO eitri9e@rwerbstbGttgz
felt 81 erSeugen. 0anit aber fteDt es tn
Werifo nod lebr ldlebt.
Sin a~merifaniider 3eitungSmann, Der
itd CUR .3eit in Oterifo aufbGlt, I'm SIT err
foriden, lpelde 2tusii0ten ii6 bort benz
amerifunii6eu 6anbet bieter, id)retbt:
.&erito bran6t II d t mehr Nrbetter,-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
0ramfret6 ttn0 GbimA.

Bon 8driS tptro geriidtipeile eertel6et,
baB Die fran50ftl6e Slotte ft6 Der tptdtlGen
6tneitl6en SnleL NmoD (6iomu1) be-
mGdtigt babe, I'm ite alS Bfdn1 fir bic
BON Ghirtd gu forberroe &rie9Sentl6dbt9ung
3u 1alte1t. 0te @roberung DON Sonftt gilt
init Der 8elebltn9 bon Su1t9be1 ais nols
Ienbet un6 eS bleibt nod lbrt9, @rios
fir bic &riegsfoiten etn3utreiben.
Die SnieI 9lntop, CUR Broptn3 Soften gez
b0renb, liegt stptid)en bent6eitlanoe uno Der
SnleI 6ormOiG (Ghot Wan), TT 40 ett9l.
@epiertmeilen 9roB ut1o bat gegert 400 600
Gtnlpobner, Dopolt ettDd bet furTtc SbetL
in Der ieit 1912 bent fren1oen 6dnoel &C.
0ffneten 6ofenita6t tDObnt. Wenn Die Be-
i6Lagndbn1e Dieler SnHl Durh Die Trdtz
3oien ftd beitGti9t, 10 tperoen Die freun6s
{daItlidcn @eltnnurgen Gnglanbs fit
TranfreiG Bis unter ben @efrierputft ob9eo
fIbGt tper6sn. Sin enti6ieoener @iniprun
ba1eeel1 lit ill6eiieu ntdt 3u ertparten.
0oS groBe 6tneltl6e 9tet6 bat fih in
Dem .3tpiit nit 6ranfreid 10 erbdrmLi6
fei9e benom1nen, baB bic tiefe Berahtung,
ipeIAe es Dur6 ietne Nie0erlaqen bot bterz
~unbS1pan3i9 Sdbren eripedt Bat, baour6
nod peritdrft iDiro. 0arum aliD bat eS
ell 8ierteIia6rbunoert binour6 9%eriitet,
iein 6eerpcien llnb ffeine Tlotte aHf elIroz
pdiidem SltBe einaeri9tet, UNI Dor elmer
9at0pou 6ranSoien 10 idmmerli6 ~
&reuae 81 friehen =? Wabrli6, oa bate IS
ietr 0elD iparen fOnnen. Die prableriihe
&ubmrebigfeit ipomit Der !6umbugz Dart
graf Gieng Sabr uub Sag lang europa
Derbtiifft bat, sri6eint nuu in ettem lGherz
liheren 2idte, ais ie.
ltber pielIeidt tt iebt nod nidt aler
Gage Abeno? SIT 2orOon mill u1an tpiiien,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
Grit 2 sttm.m,en @sebrbett.

O1it 40 sege1t 1873 Stimnen bat art Is.
Mprtl oas Observation-Disclosures be-
I6lo11en, ais Blenar> NusihuB IN bic gez
rotbung beS Wnrrilon'i6en SartfzGntz
tpurfs etn;utreten. Nuf armieltge 4 N /
Sttmnet iit alio Die abiolute oemofratiide
Wle6rbeit bon SO Sttmmen eitgei6rurnpft,
no IS it4 I'M bic !3erit0rung bes j3oQz
i6ubes fir Die etnbeimii6e Snbuitrie banz
belt! 9Gtten fid ni9t Ieiber inter ben
Gepubltfanern flint rGuot9e S6afe befuuz
ben, reI9e nit Den SretbGnolern gingen,
10 DIroe oerNntrag ntcoer9elttlnmt tporoel1
Ietn.
SIR Bic SntereIien Der republifanii6et
Bartet lit eS oielIet6t better, baB bas nidt
gel6eben 1T. 0eun min bober Die fSreiz
BdnOler bic id6nfte @elegenbeit erbolten,
Die ben1otrdttide 8artei UNI Den !6aGs al
rebet. M0gen ite bieie @elegenbeit i'm
Dolften lmtfunge benuBen! Oern 2ortoe
l6aoen fOn1en ie bamtt ni6t, benin 1elb1t
tpenn iie i6lieBIi6 Die Morriion'i6e
Sorla9e Omit sDet Sttmmen Me6r1
belt anllebntel lonten, 10 beitebt bod ni6t
bic gertlt9fte Ausii6t barauf oaB oerSenat
1etne !3uittmmung 0a3u ertbetlen merDe.
Uttt tbrem gan3er1 @etpGlb un6 @eieires
t0nnen Tie nlio i'm i6ltmmiten Sale ntdts
tpeiter errei6en, ais Die @ei6dftstpeGt Elm
tpertig gu bernrubisen uno aur gr0Bten
Borit6t gu Deraniai1en. Dies fam pielz
Letdt lo9ar nibli9 ietn. Oent bas Qarb
leiOet g%esentpdrtia uater elmer ~uniinni9en
neber @infubr. 0enn bieie ein0ez
i6rdnft tper6en f0nnte,-par IS aud MIR
burd Die trieeriide 9Offnuns Der @infuDrz
&auflente aut 0erableBung oer 3Due - 10
tOnnte man Oalnit iebr aufrieoen ietn.
Sn ieoem Sale aber prro bte b0uie
fruhtlOie 3eitpergeuoung bur1 lanqdtbz
miges @eihlpdB iiber Wtorrtion's ,tDoeez
re6te 3Ouoerminberun9" Die @irfu1g ba>
ben, Die S6eiOelinie 5wtiden T~ret6an6clsz
oS6ub5OlzO emOtraten i6drfe gu 3ieben
uno bas 8olt nit ttefem MtBtrauen geoen
Die JtegterungsfGbt9feit elmer 10 Serfliifteten,
nnter ii@ uneintsen Starter gu erfiQen.
0as alte Sprii6port: vgSen bic @6tter
berOerben tpouen, ben MAIDEN tie suoor
bumm" mill it6, tpie es i6etnt, audi bier
ipteoer bepGbren. 8ie freilt9 Die 0i1oe
lagen, tonnten IS Die Srei6anbelsz Demo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
Ste 0OLO=2tmSfuDr.

Deit ben am Samitag, ben IL. 0priI,
bon Stem gorf mad europa a~b9e9anaenen
Odmpfl6tffen tpur6en nabe3u fir 2 WtIz
Iinnen Dollars @DIb auBer 9anOes
geihidt! Die Sadie maht ft6! Sber, nie
Der Doctor" greetortus iugen pirbe&0as
Sob nm a + 6trt." IS mari6trt iogar
I'M 2aufi6ritt. Oenn in ben ~ Sagen pom
|. 6ebraar bis II. Qlpril lit nt6t neniger
pIs fir 10, 168, $50 Doll. @ol6 a II 6 gefiibrt
ano nur fir 1,239,252 Doll. lin gefii6rt,
alp in runoer Sunme fir IS N1iQioneu
Don. mebrausz, als ein9efii6rt NOR
BEN. Oas tpGre mad benz 8erbGltniB bon
30 NtIItonenO oII. nj Sabre!
Se6s Sabre lang, 1878 bis 1888 einz
EhlieBli6, tpur6e ulebr @olb Ell II gefiibrt,
aIs au5aefiibrt, nGInli6:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
@imc wa6fenoe etaof.

Ote bibi6e W1iifiiiippisS ta6t 8 Ii ii cD
in SIIinoiS erfreut iih gegenipGrtig
zines eritaunli6en 8eu6Ife9
rungs5uma6le s. 8enn es 10 fortz
gebt, 0ann iDtto QuincD balo nit Beorta
I'M Die Gbre ~itreiten f0nnen, bic 3peitz
Sr6Bte Staot bon Suinois su iein. 9la9
Der 8olfs3dblun1 DOH 1880 gebIbrte oieie
@bre a~uerotu9s 8eoria, inoem bteles baz
mails 29,315 @lnpobner, Qutucp obsr
1926 bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
Sie Nrobe tit Shio-

QGs Obio in SoIse Der IebteH poIitts
iden Sprineflutb aus einem republican,
i6en Staate Elm bemofrattl6er tpuroe, be-
trabtete man bies ais cine YrObe fir Die
8rdftbentenpabl. ytun lit Die Democratic
Sbio's in ben Iebten Ufonaten auf Der
@robe geitanoen. Aber pie bat ite btele
b itauoen ?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21

frdten ni6t mebr berntetbet, uuf cine Bes
rat6l1ns iber ben Eorif 81 oringen; aber
tbrer bieIe tuerben babel oas unbeba9Ii6e
@efibG sebegt BADEN, Oab fte balnit ben
&arren ibrer 9artei in ben Sumpf fabren.
0er peiB, Oh nidt abortion ielbit, ipenn
er unter 3pei Nusert lit, i'm 9inbLid ouf
bic berrLife O1ebrbeit ION sDet Stims
M n it0bnen tpirb: % weh i'd babe
neiientl"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-04-21
brit, n6mIt6:
L. .
S252,S53,O21

Qie Netto> @tnfubr bon Sob betrit9
oIic in bieien ie6s Sabren $197, 638.883,
aQeir 6apon fon1mt Die 9dIfte, nGmlt6
$98, 466, 127, auf Oas cine etnst9eSobr 1881,
boo tpeger bes gGn5Ii6en WttBrat9enS Der
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
brutality in Washington.


In The REPUBLICAN of the 18th in
slant. in which you kindly gave place to
my note upon our industrial homo school,
was the report Of two young lads charged
with one of the foulest crimes. The cir
cumstance so emphasized the need of
such educating influences as pervade the
homo that am prompted to ask your
indulgence again for few points In tho
same line of thought. have passed my
vacation in Washington and have been at
some expense of time and labor TO
familiarize myself with juvenile street
life and humble home association in this
city, and am quito prepared to assert that
there is enough Of the "howling wilder
ness" character here In the domain of
morals to thoroughly startle our good
people were they alive to the situation.
l draw not upon fancy. but from verita-
bio, ascertained facts. We have homes,
so-called, where the children--and in
some cases the motherAare subject to
most brutal treatment from father who
'fiies all to pieces" at slight provocation
and who has no moro self-control than n
mad man, but whom observing neighbors
dare not bring before the court for pun.
ibuuleut luz icdr tuo JuuBo VIII yiciu w
his professions of affection for his poor
wife and children" and send
him homo to commit worse cru
elties-possibly murder. But q
few days ago an open knife was taken
from the hand of a lad just entering his
teens to prevent his stabbing a companion
with whom he was quarreling. Our
smaller domestic animals are here and
there stoned or burned to death. The
poor old horse is daily subjected to most
grievous burdens and abuse. IL Is not
maintained that in these respects Wash
ington is worse than other cities, but
the necessity for more active agencies
than wo now possess for civilizing and
humanizing our hayward classes Is con
| fidently assorted. The efforts being made
by the educational committee of the HUI
name society to bring its principles to
bear directly on the home circle through
bands of mercy seem to DO worthy the
parens' heartiest corporation. The board
of trustees resolved several months since
that one-half day each month might be
devoted to this subject in the public
schools. Society has right to look for
great good flowing from this source. so it
seems to me, If liberal provision for pur-
suing this branch is made, and the work
is prosecuted with that fidelity which ia
so characteristic of our public school
management. s. w. r.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

Rio brands 1902 Patapsco Family, $3.50;
do superlativo patent, $500. Wheat-5outhern
higher; western steady and actve southern
red, S59S7o do. amber, g069glc. No. Mary
land, sgl3@9Dc; No. western winter red, spot,
SlRdSl2s; September Si14c Asked October,
6)Ago51qc; November, S7hDS7aSc; December,
S91a@ogNc Corn-Southern scarce and firm;
western entirely nominal; southern wbto 69D
zoe, do. yellow, 67@6so. Oats firm; southern,
S2e5lc western white 3j936c; do mixed,
33@3lc; Pennsylvania, 33937c. Rye quiet
~ bS@gOc. Hay steady; primo to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, N30ODl4.O0
PROVISIONS easy and quiet, mess pork. tls;OO
bulk meats, shoulders, and clear rib SIDES
packed, T4DlOHc; bacon = shoulders, SIC;
clear rib sides. IL; hams, l5p@l6Lc. Lard
Refined, 0lc. Butter s.eady; western packed,
S9l6oi creamery, 1SO2ic. Eggs higher At
| lS@l0c. Petroleum nominally steady; refined,
| 73St9731, Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary
| to fair, g1t@l0Ic. sugar quiet and easy, A
soft, sc. Copper-Rehned quiet at l2l+6gl3c.
| Whisky steady at Sl.lSGi.l9 Freights to
| Liverpool por steamer dull; cotton. 3-l0d; Hour,
Is; grain, ID Roceipts-Flour, 2,iS5 barrels;
wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 800 bushels;
oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 9r0OO
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels. Sales-Wheat,
1,O2i,OO0 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-virginia 6s, consoll-
dated, 36A; past-duo coupons 30; new IS, %;
North Carolina Is, old, 1917 bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
October Elections.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad have com
pleted arrangements for the selling of round
trip tickets to voters at one highest unlimited
fare, tickets so be good for thirty days from
date OF issue.
To voters and their families VINO consult
their own interests and desire to travel with
comfort and ease, II Is hardly necessary to say
that the Baltimore and Ohio through car sys-
tenn affords advantages that cannot be found
elsewhere.
Trains to all points In the west leave daily AT
1905 Il. m, l0:l5 a, m, and 1910 p. IN, with
sleeping cars to destination.
baltimore and Ohio railroad offices, GIG and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and depot, corner
New Jersey avenue and G street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
the COURT ,tnuJaD.
Business Transacted by the District judiciary
Yesterday.

Equity Cburt-Justice james johnson VS..
Potts; reference to the auditor to state trustees
account. Virgins VS. Virgins; sale ordered
and j. II. Smith appointed trustee to sell.
Probate COurt-Jlstice Jdmes-Will Of Maria
@. Underwood filed, also petition of Alice L.
Underwood for letters testamentary. Estate of
Robert X. Stone; Administrative authorized to
sell certain stock Estate OF Benjamin Nef :
order of Sept 18th received. Estate OF Charles
Uarling petition Of Fannie " Harling for let.
tiers OF administration. In 70 VIM. W. and
Mary Cohen; order allowing guardian counsel
fee. Estate of Lemuol Ginzer; order OF publ.
cation issued. Estate of Catharine Raedy
| letters of administration issued to John Raedy.
Estate of John Corrigan; petition of admins
| tratrix 70 sell part of personal property. Els
tate of Thomas Hellmuth order appointing
Anna Bohnke guardian of the orphan chill
dren. Estate OF Rachel A. Latimer; order up
| pointing Samuel IL. Latimer guardian of the
children. Estate of Frederick J. Seybolt; petit
ton of the widow for letters OF administration
Estate of Ellen q. McAllister; letters of ad
| ministration issued to Rich McAllister, jr. Ii
re Isabella Struther Minor; order appointing
| Isabella Thompson guardian.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
To Fix the Meridian.

The international conference to deter
mine prime meridian will meet in tho
diplomatic room of the state department
Oct, |. The state department has received
a partial list of the delegates who will BIO
present Nearly every civilized country
will be represented. The following gem
tlemen will represent the United states:
Prof +. A. p. Barnard, Commander Will
lam II. Sampson, Prof, Cleveland Abbo,
Mr.. l.. NJ. Rutherford, and Mr. W. f.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous, weakness,
a recipe that will cure you, free of charge.
Thisg remedy was discovered bya mis-
sonary In South America. Send u self.ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph I. Imam,
Station D. New York CITY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
..-.-. JRdrELERS' GUIDE.
RALriMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE NOBEL FAST LINE Ann TIN
ONL1 LINE BETWEEN TILE
LAST AND THE VEST

AiiN 6 GNjIiiYEi I'm fiA a LII LINE AND THE
nova 80, va. WR 4 Hin fNa %TEsr
.,..i DIE ll'AS sFfET,. 4 RAAMf M COUPLER,
Is, 1854. u N ihIFEEttSF hYEpAY JUNE
:, Le,9yp Wnshington from Statisn ~ cnrnds =,
N Fo1 Jersey AVENUE AND 9 sTPRiIESET%"
Louis daily Sss g a Soppcinnatl hI2qlsvle and s.
ne NJ with Through Coaches and Palace sieen'
a. In. daily t an3ye points without CHANGE 1913
dsiiw, ssLInnbnrg at $50 a. IN. and $40 n. m,
Detroit, with slaaplpSs rit,shurs Cleveland, and
a mr. daily IiSd9 w 1p6 ibetrolt VIA MonTocyiie 1915
p, Trains n !, 70. Philadelphia and New York n,
101op. ~. daii,. S,ySiS,gpi sunday " osiO, and
For Baltimore on wce,, d,,, p nm c..o ,
$40. o, aud 1000 a. NJ, ib9io o,333o 'oHiibf n
$3.50, i'3O (db-minutO trainj, d;Io rad. Ii,56 =
For baltimore on Sundays, $50, 8, $50 a.
ia ~ ! 20 49, y aAo' o3O $50, Z, 800,
For points on The Shenandoah Valley l,nll.
For annapolis, $40 n M, ana 1910 and 4,tO
n m.;on sunday. 500 a M, li40 p. IN.
,,for way ttalious between Washington and
N , i-2' say. md ~ m For Hatons on
dy eSrs,i lraiiGn n av n ~" 9nI oie p n.
.llai stations on Metropolitan Branch, S:5Oa
Brn Ssby s iaG l. S'1Gtan' siaug'on, and Saiiy
m, daily, for Frederick, $50 a. M. 1918 a M.
$40 ~ IN. dnili, except sunday.
daily. except sunday.
Trains arrive Rom the West daily goo 7.5O
o. M, 232b, Gao O.26 u. m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2:55. $50
n ~, daiiy, $40 y. M daily except sunday
y. m sunday. O.53 a. IN. 0.;i7 - IN.
FROM Lexington $50 u. IN. daily and 2!l6
p M daily, except Sunday.
FROM Frederick aud intermediate points 500
q M; 40 T., M, and SAG y N, daily, except
sunday S;12 y. IN. daily from Point of Rocks.
Trains Leave baltimore for Washington NJ =,
iaYibn 5S S6 ~ tiSp y Sio and iO.59 a ld m
y MI on sunduye, ., $40, 7i1b, $50, $40, GA
m, $50 o, $40, I;3O. and 9 D. m.
trains from Washington stop at Relay sta
ton, except $3.50 D. m.
For further information apply at tho Balt.
more aud Ohio Ticket Office. Washington sta
ton, 90 aud 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
OF Fourteenth street, where orders will be taken
! Tor baggage TO be checked and received al any
point In the city.
! w, NJ. CI4EMIlNTP, OK. LORD.
I a. IuIV a ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Mashlneton Stoek Exchange Ouotntions.
baltimore PrOduce Marriott.

BALTIMORE, Sept l9.-Cotton dull; middling,
l02Sc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street
and western superfne, s2,25Co2,65. do. extra
S275@936Oo do family s37504,76; city mills
superiine, ". SO92.75; do. extra, sJ,OOg35O; do
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Skin plseases.-"swayne's Ointment.

"swayne's Ointment" cure letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Sores, Pimples, Eczema
all itchy Skin Eruptions no matter how boLls-
nate or long standing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

All you have headaohe! Why don't you
try Ayers pills2 They will relieve the stomach
restore the digestive organs to healthy action,
remove the distractions that depress nerves
and brain, and thus cure your headache per-
manpntlv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20

Pt. tract called CRANKY, lying p,

Pt. tract called CRANKY, lying partly in Prince
George county, Nd, and partly In the Dis
trlct of Columbia, containing l32 acres, John
Hoover to the president and directors of
Gonzaga college, $40.
Mt. Pleasant, lot 40, Denison ct al, trustees
sub, VIM. o. Denison ct al, trustees to Lowe
NJ. Foss, S922.56.
Uniontown lot 4O7, Fox & Van Hooks sub,
Emma I. McIntire to Teresa Sinkler, $3.50.
Takoma park lot 0, blk. 8, b. +. Gilbert's sub,
Benjamin II. Gilbert to Martha Jane Garrett,
$500.
Chichester, s. pit. lot 10, commissioner (of es-
tate of Geo. W. TalburD sub, containing i6S
acres, Ella X. Moore to Richard l.. Barry, 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

X ST., south side, bet. 18th and 10th SITS. n. W.,
W. half of orig. lot IL, 50. 100, James G. Hill
TO Joseph b. Collins, 81, AGO..
N. Q. ave, south side, bet. 10th and 18th SITS. 8.
Arms to William T. Criswell, 5000.
9th st.. east side, bot G and l SITS. 8. o., s. hall
of lot IA, 50. $50, Thomas b. Marche to Annie
Keppler, $500.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
ADVERTISED LETTER..

The following In n list of advertised letters re.
manning In the Washington city postofiice Sat
urday Sept. 20, 1884.
R5-ro obtain amy OF these letters tho appii-
cant must call for udUcrtiscd letters.
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CHEsArEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

& tHEsAfLAhE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
oJ o a. % p r. n p1rTo, sixth o and In s,ySe
sunday, iI05 4. Nor Williamsburg. ' Va
o., Norfolk. Daily except sunday. ""N
Gao I; M.-For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis
NoI!6wcsf and sSSinEw iSs a. Fast ESprs;
daily; does not stop FOR local business, ex-
ssFyoe to io"isvIIi G% nRd cnSinnatt an
io'SV r. Miimfor all WY stations and N VT,
GINA springs and Columbus. ohio DAILY
For iidSct iU and Information apply q, c. 60
National Hotel Virginia Midland Hallway
oihce, Col Pennsylvania avenue; and y; q Il
General Passenger Agent
General MlGSa aTncr ME-. fasS ASs I HScnl
i no THE THE" NoitfT'iiiWEshfs G SOUTH:
f%Sa%iS|;E EH sTEEE RAiLs, MAdSlFioESf
IN EFFECT. August p 1884
,,d TRIMS AIMS. LEANE MAShiNGToN frSm sta
Express of Palace sleeping Cars ~ 40 a. ndally:
Fast Limo, $40 H. IN. deily TO Cincinnati and 81
cincinnati nail" and SdVG Hotel Cur TON 10 81 ISlsj daily,
except saturday to Ch!cago with Sleeping Car
GSS 70 Win Palace CARS to FtSafg xse
connects daily for Chicago, with sleeping Car
| daily for Pittsburg and the West, with Palace
| sleeping Car Washington to Chicago
| BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.
For Erie, Canandalgua Rochester, Buffalo.
Palace Cars &fshI%si6a 70 SA Rgchcs5sT and wash.
ingtol TO Buliilo. Train leaving Washlngton on
| Saturday night Will not run beyond Remove.
For Willamsport Lock Haven, and Elmra
ut 0:40 a. m, da ~, except SUNDAY.
1i,0o a, M. aii0, 100 1000. aud ills p m. On
Express Of FdllmHn pSrior Cars GAO a. m. daily.
FSf Boston without change; 2,lo p. m. every
mex, ,Hfiordihg dlrec, transfer 70 Fulton street,
For PhSS S 7iS SO and M HOO a nv n.y..
2:l0. 400, 900, 1000, ana ll:i5 p. m. on sun;
Express, Oii0 q; IN. daily. except sunday;
For BaltimorS' e;;3S 7;l5t $40 os a l1o o.,o
aD n.y. 4 hoS d6o el6 1000 OK 9 and % ii0'
For Pope's Creek Line 6;35 "A. IN. and 4:4Op.
u For 9 Hhn SH SiSS a m, 1905. and 4'aop,
hE EfI&GY AN ASb EREREH5eksn HEb
MAsHlNGToN RA1LnoAD.
For Alexandria 600, 700, 9;25. 1I.os. and
ll;s5p. nj. On sunday at o; 80, 9:25 l1:o5 u. m.
For RiIahmopd and the South. $50 and HOS
am. daily, and 900 n m. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave exandria FOR Washington, 600,
S8 d i092 lSg mi i99 aGIS 322 SiS
7SP aSd 1919 Hsnay and M iaio S night ioN M
cas-, corner of ThirteeDth street and Pennsyl.
yania Avenue md 9t thg station where order dS,,
nation from hotels and residences.
.CIIAs, +. PUGIf, General Manager
j, H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent -
NY ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN
wv RAII.HnAn COMPANY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-20
STndIMRohr LINES.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE. AND NORFOLK.

n oOK Ar ROw'1sAftI.s
-
E1RST.CLAsS FARE. Al
ROUND TRIP, ! 90.
leave sixth street wharf Washington. Monday,
"Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday az $3.50 and
Close connection inside az Old Point with Ricii,
road and steamship lines.
ones SnS and gp9 T n ,eqtd e r 1855 Si
Pa. ave; j. d. Free ZOO Market SPACE: al,
James Hotel aud General oiiice, 9th Il. wharf
rGlegh2ge GSii 7@i a - - s y
w. THOMPSON, Mondov, Wednssday, AMI Fri.
day at z a. IN. Fare 10 cents ''''
AIFREn WOoD. Secretary
,i.,2, " : W ~ : 'ylll,leIu2hI' ----
yUyO NORFOLK. FOuTpEaa MONROE,
Il AND TIN GotJTiI W."
poToNrAr, srtA NfuoAT ro>,n.>.,-.
roruILAAIM!, snEAMEE, GEokgE LEARY,
wedlesdaysat $50, and saturdays a gp. IN.
Eoin!,g and returning;
sAiOhDA Ni1GhI STEAMlsR RETURNS
,,-,.., MONDAY MORNING.
dence Manner Sonnect ai.o ,s NJ MI, fy0vt.
and Richmond steamers' NorfoiE and W,.sterpN
seaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View and Viz.
glIln heach hsilroada o....,.,,,-,.,
III mn nv noons cav ~ s,cuten NY Bnltnors
81 Maps Hotel Poitinhorns ncxt ta M aye,
I'VE aod NJ Cor, pony's C1tiiee atbat ,ybatr ~
bbN ,rom hn,es sg T an io5 Hnd chocN
PFelaht received daily until b n. IN.
WI r. WEiCH generai A~cp,
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