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National Republican., 1884-09-12
! A, po,timorc-clncipn0tl Unions, IL; Balti.
The bicycle Rnces.

Princes bicycle entertainment, to come on
at Athletic park this afternoon, promises 10 DC
very attractive affair, and viii no douOt
draw large attendance, Eleven of Washing
toms fastest amateurs have entered the list
against Asu Dolph In the mile-hea handicap,
aud the halfmile heat for boys has a good en-
try OF six ambitious youngsters. Dolph gives
his opponents from fifty TO 700 yards start IN
the race for the gold medal, and there Is little
doubt that he Will have TO score the fastest
mile ever recorded in Washington to win. The
entries In the two races are as follows
First race-Amateur, handicap race, mile
heats, two in three; first prize, gold medal;
second prize, silver medal. Asa Dolph, New
london, Ohio, scratch Wm. 4. Crist, 90 yards
start; L. NJ Kruger, 70; Isaac SaltZman, GO; W.
II. Robertson, 100; ]. t. Smith, 10; J. X. Gull
name, 100: T.. L.lSeuiierle, 10; z. Fathers
1905 James Shonnon, 900; q. L. WILDER, 200; II.
Z, barnard, lsO,
First race-Boys' handicap race, one-half
mile heats, two in three, for silver medal.
c. G. Clements, scratch; Robert w. Houston,
scratch Andrew Cullinore, 40 yards start
Pufuo n Miller, tO Slgmond Silyerburg. 100 {;
ii. W. llighan, jr, 80.
The star event of the day will be the dash
of two miles between Prince on his bicycle,
and Draney's trottiug horse wildwood to sllky
The horse did his two miles over tho track
Yesterday In 5:52, which is eight seconds faster
than the best American bicycle record for the
distance From this IL can be readily seen
that Prince has plenty of work cut out II he
beats the horse The first heat of the handi-
cap will be run oil promptly at 1880 p. M
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Racing.

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 1.-THE races were
continued here to-day. The weather wasVery
warm, the track fast, and the attendance very
First race-Purse $500. ono mile and an
eighth Bob Miles won by neck, with Light
and Kansas SO close together behind that the
Judges decided 1t n dead heat for second pluce
Second drace-Kentucky Stallion stakes for
3.ycar.olds, 500 each, half forfeit, one and
three-quarter miles. Rosary led by length
TO the stand where Audrian went to the mont
aud was never afterward headed, winning III
a canter by six lengths. Time, 8lSA.
Third race-PurSe $3.50, one mile. Vera won
easily by three lengths, silvio second, two
Lengths In front OF NeOphytG third. Time
lli Lewis fell off Wizard and was severely
Fourth race--purse $3.50 divided, an owners
handicap for all ages, one mile. Aleck Ament
won by Ii head with Lizzie second, length
in front of Vanguard. Time, lA85I,.,
NEW YonK, Sept. 1.-THE weather was
pleasant to-day at Shcepshcad bay, the track
fast, and the attendance heavy.
First racc-Purse $3.50, DIVIDED 2,year'olds'
Joybcll second, Miss DAILY third. Time, ll7
The winner who was entered to DO sold for
$500 was disposed offor $50.
second IGoe-.Handicap sweepstakes, one
mile and ono furlong. AT the start Glen
garine got oil in front, but was challenged by
duplex shortly after, VINO drew away and won
easily by three lengths, Fcrg Kyle second,
Ligur third, Time, 1904.
Third raCe--The Bridge handicap, one and
one.uuarter miles. Water Lily won easily,
Louisottc second, and Blast third. Time, 2:3s;
Fourth raCe-liandicap sweepstakes, for all
ages, one and three.quarter miles. Monitor
won, Clonmel second Duchess third. Time,
3OS.
Fifth race-Purse $500, for 3.yearolds and
upwards, tho winner TO be sold at auction,
three-quarters mile, Nellie Glennon got oil III
front but at the threc.qunrter PinafOrc went
To the front and won easily by two lengths
Medusa second Galaxy third, Time, l:l6E
The winner was bought in for 81 800,
Sixth ruCe-Steeplechase, over the short
course Quebec led from the start TO the
finish and won easily, Charley Epps second
Disturbance third. Beaverwick icll at the las
Jump. Time, i;l3.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
SPORTING VARIETY.
Tie Game AT Capitol Park-Gsmes Abroad
Fast Troltine and Racins.

FaSt IrOttinE anu hhcihs
The game yesterday between the Nationals
and Plttsburgs resulted in n tie, only six in
nings being played. Krieg was hit on tho arm
by wildly pitched bail at the beginning of
the first inning, and so badly hurt that ho
could play no more. Suck took his place and
caught Dailys pitching very we'll. The acct
dent caused halfhours delay, and was the
cause Of the lack Of timo in which to finish the
game.
Moore was given his base on called balls
in the first inning and came homo on Baker $
good hit and Powelrs long ly to Householder.
In the second inning the home club earned
run on base hits by ualpin and Wise and
Gaguss ny to Wheeler In the same inning
the visitors scored two earned runs on clean
hits by Householder, Strict and Battin and
Dnily's sacrifice In the NTH inning
Lllick struck out, but Fulmer Jailed 70
stop the ball on the third strike, aud Ellick
went to second and came homo on
Wheclers safc hit In the sixth Fulmet made
a base hit, and came home on two passed balls,
making the game n tic. The seventh inning
was commenced and Wise had reached frst
on missed third strike, when tho umpire de-
The feature Of the fielding was two inagnii'
iccnt catches by WISE both from long hits
made by schocnock. Tho first catch was made
with one hand aitcr long run back TO the
fence Moore, Wheeler, and Householder also
made good catches. Baker and Sohoeneck
each played first base to perfection. Eyers,
Mccormick, IIalpin, ElliCk, and Battin toldod
finely in their positions. To-day the last game
of the present series takes place, and tho Ma
tionals will make great effort TO carry II OIL,
Tomorrow the famous 81. Louis club VIII make
their appearance. The score Of yesterday 4
pane WAS fOllOMg!
National Republican., 1884-09-12
HENDRICKS Ar TOLEDO.
Ipdlana's Tx 'Gorernor makes Speech in Ohio
Ills Very Muddy Views on sumptuary


Ipdlana's Tx 'Gorernor makes Speech in Ohio
Ills Very Muddy Views on sumptuary
Laws.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. l1.-Ex.Gov Hendricks
addressed a large audience at the state fair
grounds yesterday afternoon. His speech was
entirely non.partisan, and was n eulogium Of
the Importance Of agriculture and the me-
chanic arts, Of the improvements of the cen
tury Of them In this country, and OF those ole-
mcn1s Of citizenship which go TO make up
good government.
In the evening he delivered q political
speech. He went over the same ground that
was covered in his speech at Muucle and other
Indiana towns The only new feature of his
speech was called ont by recent events in
Maine; In hi5 tax on this subject he said
Inc Republican party, under the leadership
of tho chioftnins who arc at It's head,
have now abandoned substantially their old
friends, the Germans and thoy are lay
ing hold OF my irish friends with a zeal that Is
absolutely beautiful. What has the German
dono that he should bo abandoned BY the
republicans thus2 How is II that no address
TO him orto his patriotic devotion Is made and
II Is only 10 my Irish friCnds2 WhyisthlR What
] know Of the German is that when he lived
in Germany beside the thought he had the
right to decide what he would eat and drink,
and that he should DO clothed, Inc Americans
oHy NAhs Will HDk W. iil " - hiA1 ltfr
tcrday in the state of Maine they would not
trust this question any longer, but placed it IN
the irreyOcablO Of their constitution, that
henceiorth forever no man should drink ms
beer IN the state of Maine and the candidate for
president of tho United States did think that q
proper thing for him 10 say that he should not
vote on that question ct all. What say you, my
German iriends2 Did he right or wrOuy2
Wrong; Of course II Is, aS the democracy In
every platform has declared. In the slate
from which / have como to-duy our demoo'
racy have fought this battle well out upon tho
idea that whether man shall tako drink Of
beer, If you please, drink Of whisky belong
ing to himself, and II you choose to take a
drink l could not advise you 10 drink any
thing to disturb the composure Of your Judg
ment at any time, but If you choose to take n
drink shall you come 10 me TO ask my perfnih
sion, Or III other words, shall ] seek to inter
pose TO prevent you from indulging In habit
that you think Is not hurtful TO you2
Gov. Hendricks closed with an allusion TO
the manner of his nomination and u strong
appeal TO democrats TO carry Ohio in october,
as that would decide the contest In November.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE. Sept ll.-rCotton dull; middling,
l01zc, flour steady and quiet; Howard street
and western superhne, S230t93.75; do extra.
s3.0093. .75C; do. family, N.0OOD5.00; city mills,
superiinc, s2.37tG2.7b: do. extra s3.0On3,5O do.
Rio brands, si.75@94.S7; Patapsco family, $3.50;
do. superlative patent, $500. Wheat-southern
steady, with good demand: western lower
and dull; southern red, si@s7c; do. amber,
s9@9215c; No. l Maryland, S9dS9l3; No 2
western winter red, spot and September, Si5s
@si7sc; October, srlsCDsb13c; November, S]s
01s71sc Corn-Southern scarce and firm; west
ern nominal; southern white 6SGp69c; do
yellow, 6s@69c western mixed, year, 6lG63c
Oats steady; southern, SlGDSjc; western white
9i@Sbc; do mixed, 3l@95c; Pennsylvania
3l@3jc Rye quiet at 5s0G0c. Hay steady;
ei3.0O9li.OO. Provisions lower and quiet; mess
pork. $3.50: bulk meats, shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed. 7a&GDllI2c; bacon-shouders
SIC: clear rib sides. l2l$c. hams, l5ISpl6JSc.
Lard-Reined, &c, Buttcr higher: western
packed, sGplsc creamery, ls12ic, Eggs dull
and lower at l5@l6c. Petroleum steady; TO.
fined, 7ls@73Ic. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes,
ordinary To fair, 9h Gl019c. sugar firm A
soft, 6SSc Copper--Rcdned quiet at l2346gl3c.
Whisky quiet at sl.ls@l,l9. Freights to Liver
pool per steamer dull; cotton. 3-i6dj Hour, Is:
grain, nominally 2Ld. Receipts-Flour, 1872
barrels. wheat, 900 bushels; corn 800 bush
els: oats, 400 bushels; rye, 90 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 800
bushels. sales-Wheat 466,OOO bushels. corn,
J., 100 bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept, ll.--Virginia Is consoli-
dated, "a; new l0,40s 32 new IS, 81; North
Carolina Is, old l07 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

Daniel Goodacre and w, H. Wilson were held
for tho grand jury in $1,000 each by Judge
Mills in the police court yesterday, Capt
John X, Bartlett, chief of the photographic
bureau testified to 500 of the $500 hexdro-
graphic charts for September being missing,
and to the connection of the defendants with
paper sold by them rs partG OF the charts.
Mai. r. s. rhurlow, chief clerk of the bureau,
said that he had been In the habit of selling
waste paper to the defendants, but never au-
thOrilGd them to dispose Of September charts.
John lIoilermeyer, the Junk dealer who bought
the torn M charts, testified that ne paid 81 u
for Il bag OF III pounds
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Mhr MarNnddln Sinid from Church.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ll.--Virginia 6s consoli
dated, 81; new l0.40s, 32; new IS, 81; North
CnrOllnn Is, old. lO7 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
BILLIARDS.

ART BIDLIA RID PAL. A CE
d13 and 40 NINTH ST
News Of al Sporting Eventa-Bese BAH. Rae
ceived daily NJ. Is. SCANLoN, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

II -
BILLIARDS. POOL AND SAMPLE ROOMS
237 PA. Av. N. W.
Batchelor Bros Key East Havana Cigars.
CIV. HOLL. Proprietor.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Consul Mason Compllmontod,

Acting Secretary of State Davis has sent the
following commendatory letter to United
States Consul Frank IL. Mason who has re-
mained at Marseilles during tho cholera
epidemic In that city and TOulOn
II take pleasure in expressing the high ap-
probation of the department tor the courage
and devotion which you have uyinccd by con
tinuing at your post during tho prevalence OF
tho scourgo which has visited those citcB In
the face OF danger which has surrounded you
since its outbreak Your report is exceedingly
very useful ClaraC'prh
National Republican., 1884-09-12
TRE COURT RECORD.


Circuit Court (Specidi T6rm)-J,lsiicG james
Venable and Heyman vs., Riley Judgment by
default for SlOl.I5 W. T.. Matthews VS.. G. g.
Smith; judgment by default for Ss62.
EgtTtv COilrt-JIsiice JdmCs,--WoOd vs.. Wood;
time 10 take proof extended to oct. |. HOltz-
claw vs.. Ford sale finally ratified and cause
referred to the auditor. Simms VS.. Clark; in.
junction dissolved. stewart VS. Smith; time to
take testimony fixed at twenty-five days Bal
timOrc and Ohio Railroad company VS.. Hetzcl
OF al. restraining order continued. Qulrk VS..
ROhnsOn restraining order discharged and
Injunction refused Robinson VS.. Quirk; rule
to snow cause discharged aud injunction re.
fused
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Quotations Of Thursdays Stock saios.

The following have been furnished by Bate
man Il Co., bankers, 1i1l II street, being tho
most active stocks In the New York exchange;
Org HIGH. Lo'O. c'O. Sdis'.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept. li.-Many Of the
smaller streams in this section are drying up,
and the water In the river here is so low that
the millers have not been able to do half their
usual work The city reservoir has become
80 low that the citizens have been notified that
use OF water, and that all street and yard
sprinkling must be abandoned for the present.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

HAY FEvEK,-I have been Hay Fever suf,
fcror Tor three years have often heard Ely .
Cream Balm spoken of In the highest terms.
/ used IL, and with the most wonderful success,
II s. Gcer Syracuse, n, Y.
HAY EEyER-l can recommend Ely's Cream
BALM 10 all Hay Fever sufferers IL Is, IN my
opluiOn, sure cure was Afflicted for "a
wears, aud never before found permanent re-
iCf-W. H. uusklnH, MHmhhu!d, W.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

The Florida Republican association held an
interesting meeting ut their rooms, over the
Center market, last evening. Full arrange
ments for hiding the state campaign by send.
ing out political documents 10 the voters, and
providing for general usefulness to the Florida
campaign committee, were Effected. 5. s.
Bowman was authorized to draft rules and by.
laws, and Is. w, Browne, ii. NJ. ArInistcad, aud
X. &. Steele were appointed "A committee 10 as.
certain the names vi all persons holding posi-.
tions from Florida, and resolution cGnsiiring
one James Dean Tor writing and publishing an
insulting article concerning the association was
unskpd.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

"What can keep Mr. McNoodlo from
church2' asked worthy parson of his sexton.
"a hope II Is not Mcthodism" mo" said the
sexton, "it's worse than that" what, then?
Is II Calvinism?" Worse than that, your rev.
erence." "Surely it's not athoism?" Truly,
your reverence, It's even worse than that. II j
|" But people who arc troubled
with that unpleasant ism" can fud relief in
browns Iron Bittcrs. Mr.. John Meyer, OF
Fifth street, 81. Louis says! Browns Iron
Bilters completely cured me of three'year-
Oldrheumatism."
National Republican., 1884-09-12

WnKEspARRE, Pa. Sept u.-A single scull
race between George W, Stalell OF the Penn
sylynnia Boat club, Philadelphia, and Embly
& Chase Of Nllkesburro, took place ON the
Susqurhlnna river here this afternoon. The
course was one aud one-halt miles with u tuIu.
1h1 race was Won by Stazell IN 1888; Chase
was three lengths behind,
National Republican., 1884-09-12

Gen, W, W. Belknap has written letter to
the commissioners calling their attention to the
,lilm" bug, which is destroying shade trees on
Vermont avenue and other streets. The park.
ing commission say that the insects have been
troublesome Tor many years, They also say
that the trees arc being burnt up by the heat
and want water, and they suggest that house.
keepers keep the trees in front of their houses
well Watprcu
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Gard.

To all who are suffering from tho errors and
indiscrotions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, Sc, will send
n recipe that will cure you, FREQ Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by II mis-
sion0ry Ia South America, send q selt.ad.
dressed envelope to tho Row Joseph I. lnaan,
Station D., New York City.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

Boston, Sept ll.-william II. Brown, IT,, for
thirty years head bookkocpor Of the Bay state
Iron company and Norway iro II and steel
works, was arrested tonight charged with
being u defaulter 20 the amount OF sl,tVQ.
Opium wine, and women led TO his downfall
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Hon. Thcodoro Lyman for Congress.

BOSTON, Sept. ll.--ln Difference TO the wishes
Of q large number Of prominent voters, ire
spective of party, Hon. Theodore Lyman has
written II letter Consenting 10 be II candidate
for recollection 10 congress In the ninth district
National Republican., 1884-09-12

NEW LONDON, CoNN,, Sept. l.-Thc trial OF
Frank W. Conant, for killing Alfred Mcclellan
last February for alleged familiarity with his
wife, began to-day. Great interest is mani
tested in the trial ,.. 900
National Republican., 1884-09-12
DIED.

DoNNELLEY.-At lIarpera Ferry, W. Va.
on the 10th instant MAY RUTH DONNELLEN,
youngest uhild OF j. W. and May ID. Donnelley,
nged years 10 months aud 1 days.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PIERCE.-On wednesday, sept. 10. 1854 at
b.2O p. M, LAURA j., wife of clark 4. Pierce,
aged 30 years, youngest daughter OF William
d. md Eliza CrAmpsey.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of
her parents No. 1912 L street northwest, to-
day tEridAy) at o'clock y. m. Friends and
relations arc respectfully invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1884-09-12

AUGUSTA Me, Sept. 1.-THE total vote ofthe
state will reach IL, 2,ll0, and Robie's majority
over Rcdman 206l5 This is the largest major
ity ever given candidate for governor in this
state in presidential year.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Frightened BY a Bomb,

Mrs. Thompson, of 427 seventh street south
west, was thrown into convulsions by tho eX-
plosion ut the corner of Ninth street and Penn
sylyania avenue while the procession was puss.
ing last night, aud had to be sent home in the
police ambulance
National Republican., 1884-09-12

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. li.-Messrs. NJ J..
Handy, wm. l.. Elklns, p. A. b. Widener, L..
N. Megargee, aud q. X. Deacon will begin tho
publication in this city of u new daily paper,
morning and evening editions, on or about the
old Instant
National Republican., 1884-09-12
suiclde of a ilrltl.h nnlrpr.

New ORLEANS, Sept ll.-Capt. Dunn, Of the
British steamship Harbingur, lying at Grctnn,
opposite this city, committed suicide to-day on
board the vessel by shooting himself in the
funutl
National Republican., 1884-09-12

To MAKE a salad that is certain TO please al
tastes you need only to use Durkoes Salad
Dressing; Nothing equal to 1t was ever offered
SuuCc,
National Republican., 1884-09-12

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAuoNs"-Fresh Al
deTney butter churned every morning, and de-
llvered In ~ pound WARD" prints, ut i0c.
per pound. Also cottage cheese, DO per ball ;
6uuermilk, 6e per quar-, and sweet Iallk at 90 /.
p0r quart
National Republican., 1884-09-12
vUIHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l. TIE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH.

l. THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH.
SOuTIIW f.ST, AND WEST.
Schedule in effect Aug g. 1884
0:1O A. M-New Orleans Mall daily. making
close connections to all points, south and south
west Daily except sunday, with q q O. Ry
Pullman Sleeping Buifett Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta to New Or
leans.
,5i1o p M;-Louisvlllc Fast Line, daily via
CharOttesvillc, to Cincinnati Louisville and all
Western Points: Pullman sleeping Cars from
WMhlngton to L9uisyllle. ,,or .,,, rxo.,
daily. TO all points South and Southwest via
Danvile and Charlotte Daily, except sunday,
with G. 4 D. Ry. Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washington, via Danville. Charlotte, and At
lnntH. to Now Orleans; also from Washington
via Charlotte and Columbia, to Augusta Pull.
man Sleeping Car from Washington TO White
Sulphur Springs,
Manassas Division train leaves Washington
at TOO a IN. and 0;lO y. m daily, except Sun
day Warrenton trains leave Washington ut
D:1Oa. IN! and BIO y. m. daily.
For tickets and all Information Inquire ut
Company's Is Onice, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, SOL HAAS,
Gen, Pass. Agent Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
THE MARKETS.
Fairly Good Buying OF Northwestern and 81.
Paul Stoeks-The Grain Prospects

Fairly Good Buying Of Northwestern and 81.
Paul stoeks-The Grain Prospects
in Baltimore.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1i.--Tho opening showed
II TO * advance In all active stocks. Some
heavy buying In Northwestern caused this
stock to ndvance VI and 81. Paul 9s Western
Union was quite strong upon the favorable
rcDoyt, and advanced ii.
Afsdr the first hour the market was extremely
dull with firm tone.
During the afternoon there was little doing.
The trading showed disposition 10 advance
till about O'Clock when there wore fract onnl
reactions of "A to II. Aitor the 2;l5 delivery
the market continued dull, and closed with
rather q tired tone and shade below the open
ing rates.
Amer tho closing yesterday the street was
rather bulish, and II was argued that few
stocks had been sold by the bulls. The
Windsor hotel bulls said they were satisfied
with the situation ut the closing and believed
the slight reaction In certain stocks did not
indicate alowcr market. Some western traders
here are buying the granger stocks for nm nd.
vance, but II Is reported that the Morgan pOOplc
sold 81. Paul considerably Brokers identified
With Morgan say he probably bought more 9I,I,
market ana no fakes his profits on reactions.
This party anticipates quiet but improving
market att the end Of the week. The BloOdgood-
. W MIlte people III UNION IhClHC uIc DIO-
foundly confident ofmuch higher figures before
next week.
One of the largest grain dealers said last
night he thought the exports from the Allan
tic ports are now as large rs ever known at
| this season OF the year, and the agricultural
| department telegraphed last evening that
while the European wheat crop is above tho
average quantity, Il is less than in 1882, and
Europe will need 1900 900 bushels.
The advance In st. Paul is attributed to tho
Morgan pool, and It is understood that Mr.,
| Alex. Mitchell was u large buyer yesterday.
| To-day's market Is expected to be quiet, as the
| intensely hot weather continues undated.
| Dealings in Western Union, Vanderbilts,
| coalers, Gould spcclultics and Eric were With
| out feature, and only in 100 share lots.
BatcmGn bought 8 block of Northwest and
about 1000 shares In ALL The sellers were
Layenburgh, Rogers & Livingston, and e: A.
| Andrews VIM. Heath Is reported as calling
| In G,000 shares Of Reading stock this morning
for European shipment.
Quotstious Of Thursdays stock saios.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man Il Co, bankers 1i1l II street, belng tho
most active stocks In the New York exchanges
National Republican., 1884-09-12
7 OVER CEDAR POINT.
wAsHINGToNs CoNEY ISLAND.
STE1nInOAT LINES.
ooK AT Low FARES.

j. Iooh AT LOW rNHH''
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
FIRST-CLASS FARE, FL.
ROUND TRIP, !. 90.
The elegant steamers LAKE and MOSELEY
leave sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday,
"Wednesday, and Friday at 5:3O and saturday at
q p m, returning Monday morning. Close con-
nection made ut Old Point with Hichmond boat
connecting at Norfolk with all railroad and
steamship lines.
Office, 18th and Pa. ave-; q. II. Thompson, 0O2
Pa ave; ]. d. Free, 700 Market Space; 81.
James Hotel, and General Office, 9th 1t. wharf,
Telephone call, tai g.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Ste J..
W. THOMPSON, Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at u. m. Faro, 25 cents.
AIfRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. n. PHILLIPS, superintendent.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Cotton Market.


The following shows the range OF prices In tn o
Chicago market yesterday corrected by
ports received by Robert ]. Thomas, MetropOll.
inn bnnK building.
National Republican., 1884-09-12
Florida Republicans.

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whlskics and a
fine assortment OF bottled goods. JAMES THARP,
blo street northwest.