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Church ofthr Covenant Igcshytgrnn latk ave. corner
IrtI..f d. pastor lii'in
services viii Doc rr,lu.I l hs hurch -und ~ -l't n7t
Rrope ed Fourth Pr -bytrrian hurch. met ~ OF
NruAlWtf. -UfNIttH iNa u ~ INV AZ '.ANA''
IHHENl.
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III nov If tifltIDlA b. BIDDER W|N p.tah "a Do am
aud Hs, pf SANFORD, 40 andaJ school, -J1 D IA
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BrzzARD. me orTLAF. WOUNDED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept PA dispatch from
Reaa,p, Pom, savs. A report has reached here shat
Constable J. NJ bowman ~ near White ilor'e Lancaster
County. went into the wood rcI the Chester County
line and n the rct OF cutting poles when Doc 30" lhe
notorious Bulzaul lie concealed himself nhlh huHfHn
came up, and lhrn sprtne upon lm Terrible 'uNt.
ensuod between the two which the ONT ny wa. -t''
llr made ii4s.rHpp huWrv.i WE ported IN OF lht
bo % BuzEsrd and uoNmun were lri 100 ihr o. ''uI ie'
bud Bownan ain lives nullad wa baly wounded.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

sacro- sanctty Of The landlords property Ia land
has been Invested by law of all its sanctity. and 10
has been ruled that population must be saved
even though few landlords should have their rents
reduced Freedom Of contract-between landlord
who has oil IN his power and atenant who II Wholly
40 his mercy-hns been pronounced traud. lord
Palmerston proclaimed amid the cheers oi House
more than half full of landlords that tenant rFht
IL landlords wrong; the law now estahHsh''
sanctions aud sccutes tenant right We nave u''h
learning n good deal FROM all this In Ireland. VI
course We know that there are and must be eoono-
mic laws which can no moro he violated with inn.
puuity than tho laws Of health. But we do NOT nd-
init that the English political economists exposition
of these laws ia necessarily correct We ace that in
some cases his theory works out very badly IN prac-
tco. We 500 that Ina other cases ho is eetting mp
now theory to day i'm tho place Of an old theory
which lac sworo to Yesterday ono ia not question
ing the existence of the laws of health u he refuses
~ believe that physician whose raiont' are dying
an around him hpa exactly got hold OF the proper
application Of thomi or IL he declines to accept "7
roupol % theory propoundod "a hn To-day hy % ply
aicinn who vna equal, confident about a totally
different theory yesterday,
lcsuirs. ve onuuot help observing That all tho
theories of English political economists of tho
pcdnntie order ann not now speaking of such 70
man as John stuart Mtl-ue open 20 the same fun
damcntal objection as that which the father OF the
sick or supposed sick, girl in Mollere's comedy
raises with regard 90 the advice of his friend the
jeWeler; "Nous otes orieyre, Monsieur Jo77''
You are o icweer VI. Jos,e-and although DO no'
say that that j. your only reason for recommending
me 10 euliveu my daughter with liberal presents oil
icwcry. still the thought naturally gives one pause
and sets him considering. In the same way we
freshmen find that Euelands own direct interests
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

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ni Luubu nnatn, iu N'' m 'l" TOY Hwmnnnni "
'en!ept jouN o. -LNl Bo, R snd ptN 'shgn 20.
mon tho pastor subject mo '.ooi Of "itue''e' '"ms
uleq@erpIr rioy"ea ens'eh DE-, q, ss3 o. .
eei y suaa., school At .ilo i5e' me'uos 81 ' "a
nee., nnpu- oesre1. eo,as esi'or .oa 9..ss2s'
7oats moo
Iread~a, Tabernacle ,h~ce, cap.r g'la,, aii 80, ~
bnN. d ID, viii preach.
oharchc. for tho People
Preaching tvry sabbath Evening ~ ii1.
Rev John uoaiv Pastor pro tenn.
DE WITT MEMORIAL cnun' II, 2s' '1yias'on' st.
Rev NulauT. Els1E, last0r.
CARMEL CHURCH ia Graidst ,.,.,..,. Data.
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E. jak 5a -lcrr,sry Sty 81 o D % 'i 6' use
caar,A e hc XII, [ra' n rector serve, 3 'li
81. ans -I4I gers cordially Invited
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cauai-. Pre-h,terirn church Cre'no't, near canal
p 3D. Ss6biti.-caoo 80 laop m Al velromc
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-13

A. Twenty third street Tabernacle, Rev A. sIMPi
SON Pastor services morning lO50i hternoons
evening 7.30 Every night 7t9.
CousecrafOn. FRIDAY 20 m
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neIiQious Noiices.

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A. Twenty third stree, Tabernacle Rev a. n sIMr
SON Past0rsabbatb services morning lO3V hternoons
evening 730. livery night 7t3
Consecrailon. Friday 20. m.
Ases,es rr..byterss Csmrcs lthst- be'ysen eth ne
5th ayes SERVICES % morrow a. 1890 m ihe is''"s
the Rev = NJ HAMILTON. ID d.. viii preaoh
A. Brookivu tabernacle Rev T Dc WITT rAINtoh
will 10 morrow lOiD M speak on Inc fresebt ~ ~
% NUinde Among Trust Funds VIII also pfeaoh ''V W.
A. Tabernacle Hamlet thurch a ave and igthst
cploahip evening, 90 TIA tiDg Itevelaton% heet
IN Wednesday ani Friday evenings strangers cordially
welcomed
The Nnrhnttnn Temperance Association. ~ claren.
don ita, 18Th e. between 1d AL an avrsl fongffOr
SUNDAY oiirfuH0n af uglHrk. Rev tfVNlb -
~ ROE aud others viii speak VI george - Neeis
J h. Jan secret,ry y GtBns. President
A. ncdIcrd street Me,hodl- ErI'copn church nav.
w. ~, esn,mnWii, li .,"i, w., ,p,i "' ia.
UNION toY" t'at neat "einesltY RI lht
thr 80 evening 'rr,icr Zoo mclor at Auns Fre7
church. Nca -h e. neat 40 ayn ue s' mon aa lieachei
deaf muioa by Rev uH oALlAt uII
A. Washington square upfhodisi Frlsrar- hucs
lith a. batwnen Nao'inuaalHt. anl HtN MFfNlIr
ll IIIIIlU minister 40 lut u tlo liol' ,owmpnnni -
ieuIent tuHN u. -INN 1900 u sui ptNN iNHlht n. %,
off ln' a-''aIp 1. SUNDAY ln f'f'a nnL y % et
mon hv tho pastor subject Tho 'oud 81 Witnesses '"ns
and wrlfunip
A. uioaminsta Urtnfird thairh ls a. anil tl ave,
.NsN 'AluHt MANll N '"n""'i ~, 300" ",t III " a
"Wednesday o'tHhs
netrss uanti. thufeh. ontnri hri'ufl td unthns so,
trHs llnH morning sNH rfuninf iF NrF H ~ N h.'
fhAli sunday a,h"u 900" Experimenting 4'f'"' "sN1
seats moo
nreadwHy Tabernacle ,hurch, conner uti.a,e ald ite'
u services commencing at 1913 ni hov IL e. nay
bhN. -, Mil preach
Iharcbcs for the People.
rreachms tvcy sabbath Evening AS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
The Pncifio National Rank.

The house committee on banking and cur.
rency yesterday decided as the report Of the
committee on the recent investigation Of the
charges against government officials, arisin &
out of the failure of the Pacific National
bank of Boston, that further investigation
of the facts was not necessary in order TO pass
upon tho charges made against the govern
ment officers, as there was no proof, or offer
of proof, sufficient to justify tho committee
in entertaining the charge of conspiracy be-
tween the government officers and other
parties.
The subcommittee was directed to formu-
late such amendments to the national banking
act as will tend 10 prevent the practices by
which the insolvency of the Pacific bank was
brought about and to limit and define the
discretion of the comptroller, and, if possible
make tho examinations directed by law
moro reliable and trustworthy.
Representative Buckner offered the fol-
lowing resolution to tho subcommittee which
prefaced the report, but it was voted down on
the ground that it would be considered in the
future report provided for above
Resolved, That notwithstanding Benyon's alleged
bad reputation, the comptroller had no discretion
but to issue his certificate to the corporation and
in assigning another examiner for the reasons
given, he but complied with what seemed to be q
reasonable request, and the most that can be said
of these matters is that they should have stimu
lated the COmptrollcr's department to eXtraordi-
nary watchfulness over this bank.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
CAPITAL CITY GUN cl.uB.
Preparations for the CNcago Tourn
ment-scOre OF Yosterdny,g Match.

Preparations for the CNcugo Tourna-
mcnt-scOro OF Yesterdays Match.
Tho fourth match to determine tho COM
position of the Chicago team was shot yester-
day afternoon on the grounds of the Capital
City Gun club, Stone estate, Fourteenth street
and Boundary. Tho event, notwithstanding
the rain, attracted quito large number of
spectators Much interest is being mani
tested by those COnversant with field sports
in these weekly contests, the results of which
are Co determine tho FIVE men who in the
Forthcoming international clay pigeon tourna-
ment at Chicago will uphold the reputation
this club has already obtained abroad of
having among its membership some of the
best trap shots In the country.
FOR number of years past Messrs Mills
ana wagner have represented the club in the
most important trap-shooting events hold in
New York city, Baltimore Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Chicago, Louisville Bradford, Pa;
Canton, Ohio; and Warm Springs, n G., and
they havo invariably carried of majority
oil the principal prizes. 1t is their present
purpose, in addition to tho Chicago tourna-
ment, to participate in tho four-days clay
pigeon tournament to DO held at Knoxville,
Tenn, May 20 to "a, inclusive. under the
auspices OF tho Southern Sportsman associa-
ton; and the championship of America
match, and tournament to be held at Louis
vile, KY, June 2 to Z, inclusive, whore the
cash prizes will aggregate some $4,000.
Following are the scores of yesterday.
Conditions-five pairs of doubles and ton
singles; fifteen and eighteen yards rise.
respectively:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
TIE PATENT OFFICE.

Condition OF the Work la the Various
Examining DivIsiops--nIore Force and
More Room Needed.
The commissioner of patents has sent to
congress series Of reports by tho patent
Office examiners, showing tho condition oil
their divisions. Almost without exception,
the examiners report that the work of the
Office is in arrears and that their office &C.
commodations are insufficient,
An extract from the report of one exumi-
ner, which is fair example of tho others,
reads as follows most seriously detri-
mental, however, of all the Instructions with
which this division has to contend, Is the
unsanitary condition of the quarters it is
compelled to occupy. Its two rooms are on
tho north side of tho south wing, lowest
floor, looking out into tho courtyard. There
is no cellar underneath. Their floors are
directly upon tho solid earth No ray OF
sunlight ever penetrates their gloomy
depths. Mot even reflected sunlight can
reach and influence them, owing TO the fact
that the east wing of the building directly
overhangs their windows. Tho earth in
the courtyard outside saturated with
water, acts like asponge TO absorb aud convey
the moisture promptly to the floor inside the
building. As q consequent result the floor is
always damp, and the base of tho outside
wall inside tho rooms, Is wet aud mouldy
Tho bottom drawers of the portfolio cases
gather moisture. and are so covered with
fungus that thoy cannot be used. To such
an extent is this true that during the past
winter several hundred fine line drawings OF
French patents were found to DO almost
utterly ruined by mildew.
From this state OF facts it is apparent that
the rooms are unfit for storage purposes even,
which it may be said was the original pur'
pose of the architect of the building. 1t is
understood by the examiner that they were
designated on the original plan as coal vaults
Confined for seven hours in each day, six
days in each week, by the year, in such
utterly unwholesome quarters, it is not any
wonder that members of the force find them
selves frequently on the sick list. Tho only
wonder is that any of them can maintain an
active state of health at all. The Interrupt
ton to the work of tho division, from sick
ness consequent upon the confinement in such
crowded, unsanitary quarters is constant, tC
say nothing of the permanent loss of health
and vitality entailed upon the constitutions
of worthy employees, who rightly value Their
good health as their main capital life"
The reports shows that forty-fve assistant
examiners, nine clerks, and twenty-foul
rooms are required in addition to the present
clerical force and Office accommodations, for
the proper transaction of the business Of the
patent office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
An indian Primeess PLEADING.

Princess Wnnemucca, of the Pluto tribes
of Indians, was before q subcommittee on
Indian affairs yesterday, pleading for the
setting apart Of reservation for her tribe.
She was accompanied by delegation of ladies
and gentlemen from Baltimore. The Indian
woman spoke in good English, emphasizing
her remarks with graceful gestures. AS she
depicted the Griels of her people she was FREE
qucntly moved to tears. She said her tribe
was scattered that they had been driven from
place to place. 1.-TWO winters ago." she con-
tinued "while being driven from ono point
old men and children wero frozen to DEATH"
She also said that Indian agents had deprived
the tribe of stores provided for them by tho
government. The Piutes are located in
Nevada. The princess asked that Camp Nc.
Dermott be set apart for them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
To Act MS secretarY.

The President has formally designated Mr..
C, Il. Coon, assistant secretary of tho treas
ury, to act as secretary at all times during
the absence of Secretary Folger and Assistant
Secretary French. The resignation of Mr..
John G. New as assistant secretary, which
was rendered before the LIST of February, to
take effect Feb. 10 or when his successor
should DO appointed, was acc epted by the
President, to take effect April IL, tho date OF
Mr.. Coon's appointment
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

The secretary of tho treasury and the
attorney general have issued orders to their
agents in the cities bordering ON the Gulf of
Mexico for the strict enforcement of the nou.
trality laws The agents are instructed to
keep sharp lookout for Cuban insurgents,
and to intercept any tllibustering expedition
bound for Cuba. Tho revenue steamers
Forward and Seward arc cruising in tho gulf
on patrOl duty
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
sohIey's Sailing Orders.

Regarding the Greedy relief expedition the
secretary of tho navy has sent " communi.
cation to Commander schley, in New York,
directing him to take command the Thetis,
Bear, and Alert, proce ID with thom TO the
coast of Greenland. or further north il neces-
sary, aud if possible, rescue Lieut., A. W.
Greedy and comrades, or ascertain their fate.
No detailed instruction, are given, but every
thing is left to his discretion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

The commissioner of Indian affairs yester-
day awarded contracts for supplying beef
cattle to the following-named Indian agen.
cies; Fort Peck agency, Joseph Roach, 800
head at S2l,lO7; Fort Relinap agency, VIM.
u. Jordan, 100 head at S76G5; Blackfeet
agency, Thos Power, 400 head at Sls,2l1;
Chilocca school, Ii. c. slavins, $40 head at
GI9 ON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

igation of all matters embraced IN the letter Of
MI Bntoman and will report the matters devel-
oped by It's investigation aud give an opinion
thereon.
Detail for the court Maj. Cen. John Pope, Y.
), A., Brig. Gen. Christopher G. Anger, U. s. Az
Brig. Gen. Delos b. Saokett, inspector general, ".
= A.: Mai Robert n, Scott, Sd regiment OF artl.
lery, Will act rs judge advocate and recorder OF
the court. The court will meet in tho city oil
washington, d. c., on Monday, the 9TH day OF
May, 1884. ROBERT 4. LfSCotN,
seoreiafy Of War.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

Mr.. Bateman was tclephonod at q late hour
and tho contents of Secretary Lincoln's let
tor given him, and he was asked If he had
anything to say regarding the letter. He
said Nothing except that publication Of
his charges was made at the earliest mo-
mont, not in an offensive manner but that
the public might know why Bateman & Co.
were being sued
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
Greek indiana claim 10 Land.

Secretary Teller has decided that the Creek
Indian nation is entitled TO payment for
15l, s7s acres of land at thirty cents an acre,
with interest from 1866, for lands taken by
tho United States under tho provisions of the
treaty Of Juno n, 1866, over and above the
3,25O5G0 acres ceded by that treaty.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

AB- Advertisements uiider Nc hedis Of Wants, FIR
Rent, For Sale, Boarding. Lot and Found, ant
Personal, Of three tines Tess eighteen long iOords
10 cents one Insertion each dddRiOnni ilssrton 10
cents. Businsss cdrds not included IN MeN rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
R0st an0 5Founo.

v OST. ON MONDAY EVENING, ABOUT s
h ! o'clock, black Grape veil, from Conn, nv and
l. sts, 70 lOth aud NJ IT, ihG Under VII he rewarded
ana 81, 9-3b
4 OST.-A SILVER Coin MONOGRAM BRACE
J i lot Reward given II returned to 1909 Z 50, n.
n OSl'-SUNDAN EVENING, At lOTU AND
] 4 boundary sts,, liver aud white pointers very
thin. Return 10 lll1 10Th st. w. and recaye re-
ward, N-4B
n oST-A GOLD AND ,NYN LOCKEp, WITH
! two pictures In IT, suitable reward will BE- given
for Its return 10 s. X, BOND, 32l 4iast, GA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
PREMATURE BALDNEsS
PREMATURE BADNESS.
Pl ,ii ATlulhE BALDNESS,

PREMATURE bAlIDN ENS.
The process OF loss OF hair may take take place
~ generally the case, the loss IL slow and gradual
through period Ofyoars. Tho hairs may commence
TO come ont at any period AFTER proberly although
baldHess does not ordinarily begin 10 manifest sOi
until the age OF 20 or so years. The scalp through
out the process appeHGH 10 be healthy. At first only
few hairs come ont nom time to time aud these arc
replaced immediately by shorter and liner growth
Ccedcd by bti AuGr hairs, and In the course OF tlno
even these cease TO appear, when complete badness
utN certain portion OF the scalp Is the result There
may no nm Appearance OF fine down, which proves
that the hnr iOlicu sll exists, and can be made 10
produce healthy hair again by proper treatment
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men and women Of the present day Is really
scalp affected, Thus WO have Crown, Frontal Part
and Temple Badness. The last two are so much
dreaded By lHdiea Dr. VAN DICE positively cures
badness Remember badness Curubhn long Us the
hair iOlliclus are not destroyed. Dr. VAN DICk
DormRtOugist, has perfected u scientific capillary
treatment which enables him TO cure badness, oven
IN cases Of years duration. He eau prOducvl VlgOr.
GUS luxurious growth ut hair Ia every where tho
hair lOllicps are not destroyed NuOneHhOuldh bald
before 80, II your hair Is getting chin harsh, dry
fpllt, tudpd, prumuturely gray; " you are getting
bald, have excessive dRndruh, sCny scalp tettOr
any hair or scalp disease, consult Or. VAN DNCK
DcniutOlogist, No - Grant Place, ut once. salts.
faction assured. llourg, II, N. To y, nj Sundays
Hto2 lfwnahlo 70 Cll describe your case, aud send
three stamps for HnHwer.
NYTANTED-rO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Y.
w BCAll, ButomRm n CO. Bank 1dll 4 st. NV.
H. q Commissioner OF pcqdi for every state aud Terri
tory United states Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Puhlici always IN ollco nom H. M 10 op, a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

G.O-N by a RESPONSIBLE PARTY FOR
40 - ~ months; household goods rs security;
liberal interest Address w. T. D., Republican Once
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

A y OLD FRANKLIN HAND.PRESs; WILL
IA be paid for IN cash or In old type, or exchange
for = arge;sSed modern proofpress. THE MA.
TlONAL REPUBLICAN,. b-tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

NEW THEATRE CoMQUE.
HARRY MONTAGUE Stage Manager.
MONDAY, APRIL 81.
- Regular Matinces
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
Another new company! Twenty stars The scream.
ing opening sketch,
BAK ED ALIVE
Side-splitting Romance of q Dutch oven.
New Grand Olioi Pleusurable Delicacies! spicy
on,Bons ! Sensational Gim-CrpclSs! Blended Into
three hours of bubblng fun, concluding With highly
seasoned comedy, entitled
UPSIDE DOWN;
Or, AN UPROAR IN A PHOTOGRAPH G ALIRRY
Written by Harry Montague.
Scenes and incidents suggestive OF the title winding
up with the Wild enchanting Pom Pom Quadrillc
Look out for the Negative!
RAsE BALL. BASE BALL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
Nlautro---IrIu.

CAPABLE WOMAN TO COOK,
wages viii he paid TO II suitable woman. Apply at
lOl7 Hillyer aY. DIDO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

U AIDES WHO DESIRE 10 BE TAUGHT AT
~ their homes q beautiful picture to look ut sam,
pies Of work, at 1928 Pa. av. full instruction, 80
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
mantrN --Yooms.

A SMALL HOUSE OR SUITE OF ROOMS
IA bet X and and 9th and l4th st5. n. W;rCn
ofhouse not to exceed s25. Address 935 st. N. W
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

Young GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN
i nice locality terms must be moderator state
price; references Address W. II. S., Republican OF
40
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

A LADY OF REFINEMENT WOULD LIKE
"A 10 obtain RpositOn to superlntend gentlemans
household; no objection TO country children; host
references. Address Il. H, Republican ONCE. 1-23
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23
0lantrS-EmpIunmrnt.

A COLOEED GIRL DESIRES a GOOD HOME,
IA as chambermaid and waitress, or child's nurse,
IN slnall private family. Pense call at 1850 goth
II. N. wv. .
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-04-23

TI1HREE OR 4 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR
Il housekeeping, LIST or I'd floor, rent not exceeding
$40. Address Nj, Republican Office. 1923