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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 0.-Flour-Dull and IN
changed. Wheat-Fairly active and unset
tied; orened weak at l@sc lower, fpctu-
ated slightly and then advanced ltc under
a good demand from, shorts; later eased of
ic. then advanced &c, finally became heavy,
and closed under the closing figures yes
terday. Sales ranged 79l@s0lc, closed at
ole; August slf@s2sc, closed at sllc;
September S36S4Ic, closed at $50 S3Ic;
October s3J@s5c, closed at sale. Corn
Fairly active and unsettled, declined at
opening sS1c, Auctuated, advanced l2G y
above inside figures, declined. and closed
at about final quotations OF afternoon board
Yesterday. Sales ranged: July 4Ss@ SOC,
closed at 49c; August 49s@5lie, closed
at SIC; September 'i9s@5lI, closed at
49sc; October 49@ sole, closed at 4Sfci
the year 42f@ 4Sic, closed at 42le;
May 433@4i4c, closed at 4S3c. Oats
Quiet; futures ia &c lower; early dechae,
recovered and ruled steady until close, when
it weakened; July 2SI@ 2Sic, closed q
2S2e; August 25l@26Sc. closed. at Zoe;
September 23s@25sc, closed at ejs(as5tci
year sil@25c, closed at 24se. Rye--Low r
at 60c. Bssiey-DIl aud loailsi " So
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
We Guarantee Six Boxes

10 cure any case. With each order received by US
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, will send
the purchaser our written guarantee TO refund the
money ii the treatment does not effect cure. GUAR
snteeS issued only by LOGAN & CO, sole agents,
Wheeling, W. Va, prOprietOrs Of Logan & Co.'S
Pleasant Worm Syrup and Chuds Phyic Best in
rsa fe2qe-eodEdg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
ANTlDoTE 10 MALARIA.
aE EaExTs LIKE ANEW NAN.
TUTT7S HAIR dye,

GRAZ HAM Oh WHsKERS changed in.
SANITY 70 GLOSSY BLACK by y single ap.
Rlicatfon OF this DYE. Sold by Druggists,
Or sent by EXPRESS on receipt OF 81.
q. Once, - Murray Street, New York.
fuTY'S AessDAl nE pSEenl psreipTR spES
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
HEALTH IS WEALTH!

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teria Dizziness. 'OnyulSOuS, Fits, Nervous Neural
gia Headache, Nervous PruSiratiOn caused by the
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preston SOening Of the Brain resulting in insanity
and leading 10 misery, decay and death, Premature
Old Az, Barrenness, Loss Of PoWeE In either sex
Involuntary Losses and SpeymatOrhPa caused by
oyereXertion OF the brain, sel-abuSe Oyer-indul
gence. Each box contains one months treatment.
q 20 box or six boxes for 500, sent Oy mail pre-
paid On receipt Of price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
Commissioners Sale.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY o.
y OHIO city ui Wheeling. In the Municipal C0ur
Of Wheeling
william !. COTS administrator Of George ". Cot,
de,rN-sd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
WHEELING AND ELM GROVE 4. 4

nS AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY q. ~.
~ irins on the wherling and Lin Grove nAii
road Will run a. follows:
until 9p IA.
leaving Wheeling Park al ! = IN. and rua ~
cry hour until 10 q. 10.
In Sundays:
leaving tie city TIA m. and run srrJ boar
until ?P. IN
Leaving wheeling Psrs atss. ~. and run every
hour until 10 D. u.
Ia.engcI, siii ssse time and trouble ~ pufcts,-
IN their III ketsSi the ONO. G. HiYrH,
myi7 -Ips,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
&Zzazag4v@.:
H2Ss<

Incorporated In 1868 for Is yea by the Lsg-laturr
for Educational and Charitable Iurposes-with
capta of ~ coo UyD-to which reserve fund OF Ovei
$50 600 has since been added. By overvbelniin
popular vote Its franchise was made part Of ihs
present State Constitution adopted Drcember "a, A
d. 1878. The only Lottery ever voted on aud sn
dorscd by the people Of any State.
Il never gcahS or postpones Its Grand Singh
Number Drawings take plses monthly.
A splendid opportunity TO ain Fortune. Kew
enth Grand Draxing Class q, In the ACADEMY
Or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
GROCERIES.
wheeling.

wheeling.
Corrected every week BY SIMON BAER
& SONS. Wholesale Grocers, No. l4l2
and l4l4 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-Iive HogS-Active
and firm; common and light 81 2j@5 10;
packing and butchers s. l0@j IS. Re
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 100 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-10
New York.

NV YURE. july 9.-CottOu--StcadY at
llm futures steady FlOur-Dull; re-
ceipt- lU.O0U barrels; exports 1000 barrels;
MihL,sCta patent process - Tjm6 81.
Wheut-Srrug spc; Ia &C higher, winter
Ia e. lower; heavy options opened lGT2c
lower afterwards stronger. recovered sale,
closing bottom figures receipts 10000
bushels; exports, lOO,OO6 bushels; No,
Chicago 92@ &c; No, Milwaukee go
934c; No , spring S6@S7c; No. 2 red
95@96!, ungraded white 81 OGl; red ST.
Louis 92lc; No , red July sales 10000
bushels at 93l6 94c, closing 93lc; August,
sales 1904 900 bushels at 9i.@9jlc, clos
ing at 94Ic; September, sales 3l4+000
bushels at 953@96ic closing at csc;
October, sales 72S, 900 bushels, at 973@
oslo, closing at 97sc; November, sales
1000 bushels at 9S(@ 99}c, cloing 9S2c;
December, sales 81, 900 bushels, at 81 0O2G
l OIL. closing at 81 OO}; january, sales
81, 0OO bushels at 81 023@l 03, closinlg
at 81 022; February, sales 10000 bushels
at 81 O46l 043, closing at 81 O23. Corn
Options 3@l!c lower, closing lose
above inside figures; receipts $4,000 bush
els; exports $4,000 bushels; ungraded
45@51c; No. ) 523@j3c; steamer j7@
size; No 2 5si6594; No. 2 white 500
zoe; yellow 62@6Sc; No 2 July 57l1
jSc closing sic; August j7l@5SSc, clos
ing at size; September 5Sf@j9ic, clos
ing at Soc October j9}@60Ic closing at
5g3c Oats-2@l3c higher receipts
10000 bushels; exports 100000 bushels;
western mixed 3j}@37c; white western
3llG 4Sc. Hay-ln good demand, market
firm. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio dull at 9}c:
options, shade lover moderately active;
sales 1880 bags Rio No. July at S.l0c;
August at S.20c; September at S. 2j@S.30c; !
October at s. 500 : Toe, November at S.40c; |
December at $3.50 soc: January at
$500 S.5jc; February at N.j5c. Sugar
Demand fair and market firm: Centrifugal !
$50 Gle: MuScavado il@jIc: Demerara
sc. English Island nc; fair TO good re-
gring 1 l5-l6Gj l-l6C: refined firm )! |
Il 55c, yellow ,@jsc; mould 4 6i@ &c; !
powdered 7t@T.; graduated D 1850 |
Gle. Petroleum-Steady; United Gle; re-
fined $50 Csc Tallow-Weak at &c |
Turpentine-Dull at Sic Ieather-De- !
mand fair and market frm. hemlock sale !
at 26c. Wool dull and unsettled domestic |
fleece SO +5c; puIed Isl" 3Sc; Texas |
l4G2+c Pork--Dull and weak; old mess |
SIS 26Cllj 80, new mess $i6 %. Beef !
Quiet and steady. Cut Mears-Nom- |
inaly unchanged; long clear s. Is. |
Lard-LOwer; western steam spot 81 500 |
80; August 81 2SC5 81; September |
81 46@7 81; October s. j7@7 81; he.
cember 81 4SG 81.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE CAR-TRACK TROUBLE.
in South Wsshington-A
Detail OF Police Present to Prevent
Operations by the Railroad Com

Excitement i'm South Washington-A
Detail OF Police Present to Prevent
Operations by the Railroad COM
pany.
There was large and excited crowd
of citizens at tho intersection Of Four
teenth street and Maryland avenue yes
terday morning. There was also squad
of ten officers, under Capt. Vernon, and
tho citizens committee of ten on the
ground, aud all these huddled around
camp fire built as protection from the
chilling blasts that came from tho river.
At 10 o'clock, the time set by tho Balti-
more and Potoma &C Railway company for
laying q track across Fourteenth street,
everything was quiet and none OF the
railway officials or any wOrkmen appeared
to lay tho track. The crowd attracted by
curiosity began to dispense after while,
but the police remained on the ground,
and will do so for some time, as it is
Thought that the railway company will
attempt to lay their track when least ex-
pected. DR.. Culver, the attorney for the
citizens, stated that he was sorry the rail-
way company did NOT attempt operations,
as he wanted tho question as to the rights
of citizens tested In the courts.
The attorney for the railway company
said he knew nothing of the company's in
tention to lay the track across Fourteenth
street, and tho officials at the depot dis
claimed any knowledge Of such intention
at present.
"The commissioners are between tive
fires" said Commissioner Edmonds "and
for years this agitation against the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad company has
boen kept up by oibizens of South Wash
ington, and for moro than year tho rail-
road company has been begging the com
missioners for a permit to cross Fourteenth
street with their tracks. There is an
other class of citizens, mostly composed of
merchants, who appear to be cooperating
with the railroad company, and arc re-
quosting the commissioners TO grant the
railroad the permit, representing it to be
for tho convenience of an easy freight de-
livery. Delegations of these merchants
have visited the commissioners for this
purpose, but tho commissioners are not
clear that they have the power TO grant
such permission, and besides, If they havo
such power, IL is very grave question as
to the propriety of exercising it. Tho
commissioners are of the opinion that it
would not be right to cut Oh tho approach
to the Long bridge over which there is so
much travel. This difficulty might DO
obviated. however, by the future opening
of Fifteenth street through to tho river,
connecting with the bridge somewhere
on the river flats; then with a bridge over
Fourtseath street, olsvating the trains
above tho ordinary street travel, the OBJ
| ject might DO accomplished without the
danger which would follow the crossing
on the line OF the grade Of the street,"
A number Of citizens oil South Washing
ton have petitloned the commissioners to
prevent the railway companylrom illegally
using streets or avenues in South Wash
ington, particularly the laying Of track:
on Maryland and Virginia avenues and
Fourteenth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20


The senate In executive session yesterday
confirmed the following nominations;
Kluredge Hasklns, TO DO United States attor-
ncy for the district of Vermont
Lewis +. Stanton, to be United States attor-
ney for the district Of Connecticut,
John q. Brady, commissioner Of Alaska,
sitka.
GEO P. Thire, commissioner of Alaska,
NrAnEel.
Chester sesber, commissioner of Alaska,
OuhRlaEka.
Thomas A. Cummings, collector of customs
for the district OF Montana and Idaho.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Beadlc Cresco, Iowa;
Wallace q. Agnew, Oscsola, Iowa; John
TWeedy, Aurora Nsb; Samuel C. smoot, Har.
ward, Nsb.; Seth H. Craig, Wymore, Mob, W..
H. Kephart MillOr, OAK; Abbie M Lawton,
Grigssville H.. John Gordon, Jacksonville,
ILL.,; Thomas j. Lucas, LsurenoOburg, Ind,
William II. Hurt, Frankfort, Ind; NimrOd
HeAdington, Portland, Ind; James Johnson,
Springfield, Ohio; A. Ellis Hawkins, Baby Ion,
n. Y: Hugh NJ. Scranton, Perry, n. Y; Chas,
B. Prescott, Holyoko, Mass; Emerson stone,
Spencer, Mass; VIM. A, Perry, Barre, VI
Noah b. SAGord, White River Junction, W..
Geo. W. Norton, Passport he.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE LAST DAY OF THE FAIR.
A Matinee by the Ladies' or tho Hoo
n,eopnthic Hospital Bazar-The Vot-

A Matinee by the Ladies' or tho Hoo
n,eopnthic Hospital Bazar-Tho Vot-
Ing.
The homeopathic fair at Marini's last
night was crowded. and, despite tho pro-
hibition against solicitation, q brisk
business was done. The voting, too.
assumed more spirited air. Much sur
prise was expressed that the local
military companies have not
shown moro competition for tho hand
some district flag which cost over 500,
and for which comparatively few votes
have been registered. tho Light Infantry
Ing with So TO the Rifles 10. A brisk
contest is promised for the silk United
States Dag among the cadet companies,
the High School cadets and Arthur
Rifles being the leaders. All Of the
homeopathic physicians are entered for
tho visiting case, DIR. GUSTS leading with
101, followed by DIR. Pearson, with ~
votes. In the coatest for the surgical
case, which is to be restored TO the hos
pital by the winner, DR.. Verdi leads with
Ire votes. Miss Eugene Asho heads the
list of contestants for the spenoerian
college scholarship with 45 votes, and
Mrs. Freeman shat for the Elsin watch
with 10. Mrs. A. I. Cowell, wife Of q
local journalist, leads for the typewriter
with 30, Miss Carrie Smith pressing her
closely with % votes. Miss Kitty Duboiso
won \ handsome manicure set with 1d4
votes.
A matinee will be given to-day, the
ladies attending in full costume, between
10 and o'clock, WHEN tho band will play.
An old-fashioned Punch aud Judy show
will DO given NJ 9 o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the senate yesterday:
A. Stone, United States attorney for the west
ern district of Pennsylvania.
10 be postmasters-Frank W. Palmer,
Chicago; Clarence M. Reed, Dunkirk, n. y;
sey, Waterloo Ind; Seth IL. Craig, Wy
more Neb.; James II. Jones, Ashland, Mass.
James T. McCsTty, Pulaski, ~ Y; Ira r,
Wood, Huntingdon, w. Va; Miss Jessie r.
Ruby, Union City, Ind; James b. Brown,
Galena, H.; John b. Skiing East st.
Louis, Ill; A. +. GolbrSch, Flora,
H.. David ". Reed, WaukOn, Iowa;
John d. Hunter, Webster City, Iowa; John NJ,
Hubbard, Stoughton, Wis; John Tweedy, Au.
rora, Neb. Samuel c. soHt, Harvard, Neb,
James c. Topllf, Arkansas City, Kan.
Joseph L. Wilson, Hayes City, Kan, and
NJ. T. Cantrell, at FredOnia, Kan.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE METHODIST CENTENNIAL.
by Bishop Jones, OF tho A. NJ. e. Zion
Church.

Back of tho pulpit in the Metropolitan
window, encirclinga dove, emblematic of
the Holy Spirit, are these words, from
the 10th verso of chapter 8 of tho first
epistle of the Apostle John: He
that believeth on the Son of God hath
the witness in himself" This was real-
lied by John Wesley when his heart
was strangely warmed" as he read the
preface of Martin Luther to his common
tary on the Epistle to the Galatians. The
same truth was recently realized by a
boy of twelve years Of age in Washington
who said, GAS ! prayed felt God heard
me. and forgave mo for being bad boy,
and made nae good boy"
From this truth radiates all the light
and warmth and comfort of Christian ex-
perisnce. In backward look at one
hundred years the representatives of the
various branches Of Methodism in Amer
| ics in the recsnt conference at Baltimore
had abundant reason to rejoice over tho
good work accomplished in proclaiming
this TRUTH truth full of joy to every
one who embraces it. that not Enoch
alone OF the patriachal age, but mon Of
this present day may truly have fellow
ship with God.
The same fact is, of course, realized in
every Christian, of every name, but the
growth Of Msthodism until its members
arc counted by millions may be traced to
tho Systematic and decided emphasis
placed on this doctrine In tho preaching
Of the ministry and the relation of per-
sonal experience to each other by the
lsity. Like tho saints in the Apocalypse,
"thsy overcame by tho blood Of the lamb
and by the word Of their testimony"
The conference at Baltimore, like
Peters audience on the day of Pente.
cost, numbered all the tribes of the heni-
isphero, the Caucasian, tho African, and
the Indian. Tho Indian from Mexico
spoke in Spanish and through an inter
prefer. Tho African, as well as the
Caucasian, used the Anglo-SaXon, and all
tones heard were in brotherly kindness
| No one seemed to forget that "Ono is your
Master, even Christ, and all 20 are
brethren" No such question arose o;
that of social equality or political
equality, but there was in the air con-
seriousness of spiritual equality, and, in
the Divine Presence, of spiritual AT
Unity. All were children of tho SAINT
Creator.
Turning to the future tho church starts
on its second century in America as al
organized body with high hope The
doctrines tried and proved, and the sys
TEN of teaching tried and proved, conf
dence and Joy are the rule, and as joy il
contagious we may expect Methodism L
con tinue its work of transforming society
until the wilderness and tho sOlitar.
place shall DO made glad and tho deser
shall rejoice and blossom as the rose.
|
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE ART OF MEMORY.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., Oct. "a, 1884.
Having been iuS ructod by Prof A 5. Boyd In
his system of MnemOnCs, we desire TO record
our testimony "a to the benefit we have received
aud the advantages we now enjoy.
In It's completeness aud, at the same time, In
LIS simplicity. the system Is wonderful and It's
RdaptROllity 10 the needs of all who may desire
TO rely upon the memory as a repository Of facts,
names. dates, gems Of thought In prOssRnd verse,
and other matters OF use and pleasure, depends
merely upon the attention glVon TO- Prot Boyds
careful and patient teAChiug, aud the simple en-
dsavOr to utilize IT, II storehOuse with ever
Increasing dlmtnsiOna, and with convenient
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we consider tho knowledge Of the system IN.
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acquired, the certainty o. ~ operation, The I'M
mCnse Held OF It's possible application, and lis
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the unaided memory. must commend II To every
student aud lover Of learning.
Ghas. q. Love. go OH ~. n. q.
Jnu a. Mcdonald, 1911 q st. O. W.
Edwin j, Shopn, Land once.
Mrs. n, 4, Czpln, ~ ~ IT. n, o.
Mrs a. r. MrMAHub, Land Onlce.
Mrs. &nnIs II. Love
ii T. Ma shsll, 40 18Th al. s.w
Henry ACElne.h,
Henry V. Lake, 1914 r st. n, W.
Herman II. Pechln, Ga n. Y, ave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

Brentano & Co. display upon their
shelves large array Of books, both of for
eign and home publications, in every
style of binding, some being of elaborate
richness. They have also perhaps the
finest and most varied assortment Of rare
works to be found in the city. They
made speciality Of engraving visiting
cards, the work being done in their own
establishment and not given out to others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

Mr.. George Ryneal, jr., displays fine
assortment of artists materials, paintings,
bronzes, statuary, decorations, and brio
a-brac of every description, which are
offered Mt extremely reasonable prices.
Many things suitable for holiday presents
may be selected by an examination of Mr..
Rynealis stock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE ART OF
NJ E M O RY.
PROF. A. s. BOYD,
AT 022ia y STREET NORTHWEST,

WASN'T NGToN, d. Q.
IL teaching with great success System" which
will enable you to acquire facts or anything de-
sirable to be committed to memory in one'ifth OF
the time usually required.
You can, AFTER two hours Instruction. commit
to memory, by one reading, from nfty to one
hundred words, figures, or technical terms, and
readily recall them with ease ard accuracy.
Many of Prof Boyds pupils. with poor or ordl-
nary memories, have been enabled, amer two or
three readings, to recite long poems and give inn
medlately and correctly, any line called for ac-
cordlng to Its number. and TO give every thought
in order presented In lecture of an hour after
listening to Its delivery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
A 1pAABErIcA1 LIST or BATTLES

a n
Three thousand ave hundred OF them' the
troops engaged; full history OF tho largest bai-
Ties and what corps participated; number OF
killed and wounded &C., with names OF general
officers killed OF wounded
A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
Rebellion,
Alone worth the price OF the book showing tho
commencement Of tho war aud events to Is
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS
Seven thousand in number, by regiments, with
addresses ofnearly all Of them, showing date OF
service Date Of scharge Of EVERY regiment,
number OF regiments, batteries aud companies
furnished by each State, list oil casualties by
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name OF agent, and other valuable Information.
sent frsS ofp0IIass on receipt OF oO contA
Address
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
LADIES' GOODs.
Bargains! Bargains!

An ENDLESS Variety of Solid Gold. Solid Silver.
and Fine RolledGold Jewelry, at Prices that will
astonisl you.
Chidren's Gold Band Rings, soc.
Misses Bangle and Set Rings, Csc. to s1.25.
Ladies' Gold Rings, nom Csc. to S40S.
Silver Bangles, Pins Earrings, and Braceleta,
from soc. 10 u oS all warranted
Toilet Sets, in Plush and Satin, hand embrold-
cred and painted; price, Sl.26, Ito 81 90 TO 81.
Segar Cases, Leather. Satin Lined, 19c.; Very
Fine Hand-Embroidorsd, s1.7o to s3.oS.
whlsk Holders, satin ana Plush, Csc, s1.25.
and Sl.4S.
Satchels, in Leather, Csc Plush Satches, 50c.;
Real Alligator Skin Satchels, 81 20.
Plush Lambrequns and Table Scarfs, at re-
duced prices to cldse them out
Childrens Fine worsted and silk Bonnets and
Caps, Zoe, Csc, sl.2o, and sl.AS. all reduc d.
one Lot Misses Imported Milts, 25c.; Hand
made Sacks, 4Sc., zoe, Csc, sl.26.
Handkerchief for children, DC; Ladies'
Handkerchief, TO-; Very Fine, shirred, with
Embroidered Corners, 26c.; Gents Fine, White
SIX Handkerchief, large sizes, 7Jc.
Linen splashers, Gle; Linen Tides, DC.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
Tho Cost orp ublic nniIdInVn,

Supervising Architect Bell, of the treas.
ury, in his annual repsrs suggests that
estimates bs obtained for proposed public
buildings fron his once before appropri-
atoms are made, in order to Obviate the
necessity for supplementary bills.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

The changes oocasionOd by tho resIgna.
ton OF Mr.. c. w. Felgor, Of the bureau of
engraving aud printing, are as follows /:
w. G. Joy, transferred T, h. Ferguson,
A. s. Bush, Frank W. Lanor, and A. Z.
Thomas, promoted,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

WNsHINdTONI u, O. Doc, q 1851,
PRoF. a. : BoYD-hly DeAr sri IL Affords
me great pleasure 70 add my Endorsement 20 tho
testimonial prepared by Mr. ChArlts e.. Love
aud others is To the value Of your system Of
Mnemonics. Irogsrd the syslGm IS, import
ant aid 10 persons In every walk OF NE, parlou'
Very truly yours, T. W. Alh'H1i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

Gen. Swain told the story of his con-
nection with Mr.. Bateman and Col. Nor
rows pay accounts at the session of Tho
court-martial held yesterday, denying all
wrong doing or improper action. During
the hearing sensation was caused by
Mai. Gardner demanding tho production
Of letter of J. Stanley Brown in evil
donce, which he charged had been tam
pered with by the defense.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

"YBs, I heard Patti, OF course did, but the
public don't know what cures her cold when
she vets hor little slippers 1t Is DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Twenty-Five Cents u bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

wnlTMAS's Candy, % cents per H., lbs for
81. Rich fruit, pound, silver and Jelly cakes,
fresh and IN great variety homemade min0e
meAt and piles. JARVIS, 42e Ninth At. n, w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20

CUT RATE SALE,--See our $40 oysrcOabs; the
price must sell and will sell them Eiseman
Bros., corner Seventh and L,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-12-20
THE FLORA OF CHINA
RARE SPECIMENS RECENTLY DISCOVERED
NTHE FLOwERY KINGDOM

The Rich Variety OF Annals and Flowerlns
Shrubs Found as the Result OF Three
Years. solourn in Southern China by an
American Missionary.