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National Republican., 1884-06-23
I)IEI.

CtThpIN-O Juno ~, 1884, at 4 q. M, of
pneumonia, WALTER WHEELER GHArtH, aged
years mouths and 20 days.
Funeral ut residence Of grandfather j, g.
Chnpin, 1909 Thirteenth htreet northwest,
Wednesday nj 1On. m. -
KEYSsH June -, 1854, at ais o'clock n
NJ, CLAY BLACRnUUN, youngest son OF Henry
i. and Annie Morgan k6ysor, aged 5mOnths and
u dayE
tutcrmeut n, Murtinsburg w. Va.
HiCli.-On Friday, goth instant, ELSIE
pituiuE. only daughter Of Hichard and Abbie G.
Rich, aged Tmonths and IL days
Funeral nom her late residence. 800 Virginia
uVCnuC, this afternoon ut 4!1O o'clock.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Mrs. IIutchinsOn's ROnd.

Mrs, Annie OlmStcud last Friday filed petit
tion in the orphans court praying rule bn
Mrs. Hutchinson, widow and exccutrix of the
estate of Haywood NJ. Hutchinson, that her
bond be Increased. The petitioner in the
states that considerable money has come into
the cNccutriXs hands since the filing of tho
hOnd TINT the Inventory Of the personality II
for below what ir should be; that the number
of shares In the Alaska Fur company exceeds
thut given, aud that one Of the hondsmen. Mr.
Middleton, of tho firm of Middleton d Co, Is
inSolvCnt. The loss of sl0O,OOO in Middleton's
on the oXcCutrlN to show cause why the bond
should not Dc increased.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
THE COURT RECORD.
Bul llncss Transacted by the District Judiciary
SATURDAY,.

Clourt In General Tcm-Chicf Justice Cartier
anl Justices Macarthur and JnmcS-hssigu-
mrLt for to.day-Nos. g. :, s, IL, 10, u, ~ ., 30
30 , ~ 3I, 30, 8G, ~ 49, 49, As, ~, 40, 30, 5l, 49,
"a H., ~, ~, 5S, 90, Gl, 62,
llrcmt Court--Justice H0gncr 80 Hicks w
Eylnlug star Company; demurrer argued and
submitted United states use Of SonncnSmith,
yslBryun ct nj. motion 20 enter Judgment sat
isild granted. Walker vs. baltimore and Po-
torLac RuNrond Company; Judgment bydcAult
nuk inquest Harris Brothers vs. Dnmmann;
or, Wrcl IA pny over money to receiver 1rucS.
dplUY Pratt n Waller; motion for Judgment
Oyly ymled. Assignment for today 81, ",
o. II, GS, 80, ~.
Nuy Court-,Iustico Cox -Stykcr.vs Mob,
CrlV order substituting VIM, X, DuhnmCl aS
reel ivuT. Rooney ". llurriSS heirs; appear.
amI Of absent defendants ordered. lOitcd
Smhrs vs. IOWgntU, leave given trustees to sell
mkur deed oftruSt, Ryan ys. Carpenter, tom
puIpry order restraining use of party wall
tirhlniu vs.. Handy; restraining order rcturnublv
Twk 2i. No assignment for to-day
lIuhnto = Court-DMstiCC CoN-ln IL Daniel !,
MrEuht guardian: request OF D. B. Wright, to be
moi led when additional surety Is offered, f.
tnt WiGeu, O. l., liabcOck, win mllyproNcn, al
mi ri to probate and letters tcstNmcntary
0rnlE ed TO the widow, Annie G, BubCuck, on
dlnV to the orphan children upon bond In the
SUI N of s2O,OO, qualified In both eases, Estate
Of Whumas Lewis order directing udmiuiStrur
tOr UtO sell $500 In United states bonds. Is
laid ofIIoward \. Snow; Helen A. SNOW bonded
In Whp sum nf $500, and qualified rs eNcuutriN
F,dko Of Frank T., llill order allowing l0Jl
puli Nd fees and 10 per cent commissions, Es
tutGE sarah A, Rcdmuni administrator quail
q ninnl Court-IuSticc Wylic.-Frenchy A.
RuU alias FTenChy Ross, murlcri0rNigncdN NnC
pie Wled not guilty. Henry 7, J. Brown viola
tinE pension law arrngned Hud pleaded no
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Iho Irglslntlyo AnnrOnrlnilon niII.

The legislative, oSocutlyc, aud judicial ap-
preparation bill was reported BY the senate
committee on appropriations to the senate
saturday.
Il approprlutes S2l,6l7, ,2j0, mn increase ovor
the house Dill Of 81 ui, iJ2, uud Il decrease from
the estimates Of S!6Ul4
Tho principal changes from the bin us agreed
upon by the house ave uu iucruuNc ut slOO,wl
ion salaries ana expenses ut collectors aud
deputy collectors OF iutvrnnl revenue; of sl3B,-
go for sHlnrusul agents, surveyors ana store
keepers in tho internal revenue service; of
sG,OlO for two ,urilr Justices for Dakota OF
sS,DlD for an assistant commissioner ut the
general land Onicc, nnd nm Increase IN the
number otcmploycs urtho different bTauchCs Of
the government nom 500 tp S,7jg. This
increase Ia the ompUres include, 2!l IN the
pension OlHcu mud ninety in the general land
Office Secretaries for scmtpr6 are also in
clulcd IN the increase, ana AN appropriation of
S2l,OOO Is made lOrihrpN pNmcntutth"!rs salaries,
s-H--=-
TIN swclteriug weather mako thin clothes n
topic OF interest, We have lhom In the largest
variety and mention them among our bur,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
The BrIghtwood Schools.

The public schoolsat lirightwood We're closed
on Wednesday last The exercises took place
in the morning aud IN thcsnltcrnoou II largely
attended picnic was held in the large woods
near hy, About 300 people from this city were
In attendance, II his BoCn the custom of the
tniument directly Htter tho closing Of the
schools for some years,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
DROpOsALs FOn sUppLiEs,
DrrAnrMrNr or rms TNri,nior,

DEPAnJMESr OF THE INTrRion,.
WASHtNgTON, juno ~, 1854.
ScaledpropOsas will bo received al this DC.
partment until IL o'clock III, FRlDAN,JbNE
"a, 1854, for Mrnhhlng supplies, consisting
mainly OF Meats, Provisions, Groceries, Dry
Goods shoes, Drugs Paints, Hardware, Fuel,
Lumber, ,Vc.. for the use Of the Government Hos
nitul iorthc Insane, near Washington, during the
fiscal yCnr ending June 80, 1880.
Blank forms Of proposals. scheduled Of items
and estimated quantities. specifications, and IN.
StruCtions to bidders will he furnished upon np-
pltcatiOn 10 this Department. -
H. NJ, TELLER.
d1O 1920, 90 nb-w1t Secretary,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
IDROPOSALs FOR LAYING GRANITE
BLOCK PAVEMENT.
orttcn OF rrtr Esn1Nrrn CoMM1ssroNrn.

OFFICE or run ESGtNEEU COMMISSIONER,
WAsuiNgTuN. ~. C.,.Iunc 20, 1884
by direction OF tho Board of Commissioners
scaled proposals will be received " this onlCe
lSSl for laying granite block pavement (thc
District furnishing the paving hlOcksD on u
southwest,
Bluuk forms of proposals aud specifications
cnn be Obtained at this unlCu upon application
therefor, together with Nl necessary inforiun.
tign, aud bids upon these forms viii nlonebo con-
sldprud.
The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids
or parts ufbids q, ]. LYDECkEN,
Major of Engineers, H. =, ~,
jp2.lBt Engineer Commissioner.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Ennernl of lien. BCnhum.

The remains Of Gen BcnhOm, engineer corps,
u $, A., were Inferred in the congressional
cemetery on saturday, after appropriate SER
vices at the Baltimore and Potomac depot.
Gems, Newton, Mcigs, Wright and McComb,
Col, Wilson, aud Admiral Rogers, who acted
rs pnllbenrcrs, and Gen Robinson Col, Casey,
Col. lIuns, Capt. Adams Capt IlOXie, Capt.
Greene nul Maj, Il, \, Armcs, with Rev j. ".
Clark, assembled Mt the depot and escorted the
remains 20 the cemetery
National Republican., 1884-06-23
THE HOUSE,

There was considerable wraugling rs TO what
should be the order of business saturday, and
pending determination III what special or
der Should be proceeded with, Mr.. SlOcum
secured the floor aud submitted the conference
report upon the shipping bill The bill, HS
agreed 10. l. substantially the same us It passed
the house, though Il number Of amendments OF
minor importance have been placed upon the
measure. The senate rorcdCS rom It's amcuu'
mput having reference 10 mail pay for Nmcri-
Cu1 steamships Und IN lieu thereof Il section Is
adopted repeating ufcr April |, lsS1, AL laws
requiring American vessels 70 carry mails ut
ufVcssris untll they shall have taken mail mat.
Ter ON board The free ship clause IS stricken
from the bill
The report was agreed to without debate or
division.
The house thru resumed the difficult tasl, Of
determining uponthe course Of business to be
lRlrSuCd.
Mr. Lewis eudeayoIed uusucccSs to bring
upthc back bone forfeiture bill, and finally
Mr., Eaton came ont victorious with
TIE ELECTORAL COUNT hill
aud Mr. Hart addressed the house IN favor Of
the senate measure.
Speeches against the Eaton bill were also
made by Mc,,rs Parker, Peters, ana BroWnG
while Mr.. Springer criticised the senate bill,
and favored the house measure.
The previous question was ordered upon the
bill and amendments, but no further action
was tukCn
Mr.. Randall, from the committee on Nppro.
priutiOls reported tho suudry civll apprOprin-
tiOn bin, ana II was referred to the committee
of the whole.
Mr. Henley, from the committee on public
lands, reported the bill granting to thu state of
California per cent OF the net proceeds of the
sale of the pnhlc lands In that stUtc. Commit
tee of the whole.
The speaker laid before the house II message
from the President announcing that he had
permitted the bill for the rrliofur Eliza NJ.
Patterson To become II law without his M
prevail He does not question the power of
congress to relieve the family of faithful oil.
Ger, but thinks that tic gilL should have come
ont OF the national treasury lie recommended
that an appropriation he made to reimburse
the District of Columbia for the amount of
taxes which would have been due had not the
uCt become u law.
The house then at $3.50 adjourned.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

guilty. JOS Acton, extortioul&c demurrer over
ruled. J. @. T. Burnside, cmbezzlcment ad
mittcd IN bull.
Assignment for to.day-Frank Minor, mur
dor Jos. ArLOn. nXtnrilnn.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

thc army over that aiioVrAG by ihe house Sllh,.
eA, aOd Pc u1us!eai ana hospital supplies,
-n,WO, nud strike out the itctDe for quarters OF
the uOu.commisIOncd stnfi rs ,u0U), for Qunr
tcr Of hospital stewards (sij,U0D, aud for Held
steel guns und metal carriages tSl5WO).
National Republican., 1884-06-23
LUxuntoUs EDITOR.
Mr.. Mack Comes In Private Car TO Get an
Appropriation for SnnduSky ilarhOr.

l. +. Mack esq, the cdi,or and proprietor of
the Rgistcr, VI saudusky. Ohio, is IN The city,
accompanied by Hon. clark Rood the col
luctor uf customs OF that beautiful Lake Erie
city. Thnt an editor aud nu official should
come 10 Washington to SCc the great mon ofthc
land Is nothing extraordinary hut It isnot
every day that nm editor come,, ~ Mr. Mack
docs. In huudsomr private car. This eur,
which stands uu a side track ut the baltimore
nthrd drnwlug room nhou twenty feet IN
luunh the windows Uf Which, like oil others
TN the cur, nrC fitted with fine mCshcd wire
screens ihnt Freely udmit the air aud keep out
dirt und ciudcn. Next 20 this Is u small room
fitted with two Pullman sections four bcrthS,
aud beyond IL Il lnrgu SiatcruOm containing
double bed, toilet NNnd- dressing table, una
wardrobe, The rear Of the cur Is occupied by
the Kitchen, whore the steward who travels
constantly with the cur, Inns n berth nttcd Tor
himself The furniture is trimmed With Grim
son velvet Tho floors nrc Handsomely. car
rclcd, and the Sides aud root nre OF highly
polished ornamental woods. On frt arriving
| Mr. Mack and his friend lived wholly In their
rolling pnlncc, hut saturday night the heat was
81 great from the location of the car thnt they
removed 20 Quurtcrs nj No. lujI q street.
Tho visit Of these gentlemen Is to urge upon
tlc appropriation committees the necessity OF
aid from the government IN improving san.
/ dusky hay, which T. one Of the most beautiful
sheets Of wntcr along the prcnt lakes ns wei Ms
/ the most CupnCiuus and safe hnrhOr As thvy
only nsk for s2a,OJn It Is probable that the
amount will he Appropriated, especially on nc
| count Of the growing lrndc Of that port. The
bar NJ the mouth Of the bny IL now snfc for
vessels hnNug fourteen feet drnf), aud the
amount asked for Is 10 increase this to sixteen
| feet Saudusky has been recently nddcd To
the list Of grent grain ports hcing the route
| through which immense quantities Of grain
in1 Is why to Europe w v9y 9f Baltimore
\ nud the Chesapeake. Vessels formerly en-
! gagged IN the grHin carrying tTodc on the lnkcs
| were usually often 10 fifteen thousand bushels
| capacity and could easily cross the Snndusky,
/ but nov these vessels carry sixty To- seventy
| thousnnd bushels aud require deeper water.
| Snudusky Is also the point ut which largo
| portion ofthC Lake superior ore used Tor max
/ ing high grade Iron aud steel comes in.
,Iryou are going 70 the mountains or sea.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Gen. Dnbcock's VIII,

The will Of the late Gen. O, L, Bnbcock, Y.
5, A. has been admitted 10 probate and record
In the orphans court, and Mrs, Dabcock ap.
pointed cNcCutriN, under bond of $40 900 and
guardian Of the children, under II bond of
$1,000. The tcSta,or leaves his property TO his
wife md children.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

Our REASONS We find our stock entirely
too large for the season, We must therefore,
unlnud regardless Of price, Eiscmun Bros,
the mos prominent clOthicrs and tailorS, cor.
nor IN nIlh y.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

OR House Is crowded rom morning 20
night with customers seeking bargains we
advertise, and they do NOT seek in vain.
Elsemun Bros, corner 7th and u.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Permits In Mob

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Griffin Crawford and Mary L, Thomas
George Washington aud Priscilla Dorsey, both
" Prince George county, Nd; Henry TyreG
ana fli2nboth Cox, und Barney Allen and
Nancy Vessels.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Tho PoyL Hotel.

williamsport, Pa., is one the most delight
ful interior towns In the country, on the banks
Of The Susquchgnnn, and overshndowcd by tho
Blue Ridge motnialns. Tho Park hotel at this
place. Of which Mr. Donald Mcdonald has
charge, Is one Of the lnrgcst and finest In the
state, Is within ousy reach Of Washington by
rail, aud delightfully."- cool and comfortable
even IN tho hottest weather. on saturday
while IN thi, city every one was roastiug, the
thermometer thtpc did not 20 above 76o.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

Ella Randolph n Cnlorcd woman, was ar
rested ON complaint of Fannie Alexander, and
locked up ut the hnh precinct station yester-
dHy for petit larceny.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

WE have no soiled or shop.worn clothing
among the bargains We Offer. Eiscman Bros
corner 18th und r.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
FIERY VAN WICK.
HE TRIES TO RAISE A ROW OVER THE
rNlON pACIFlC.

Ills Charge Against the Judiciary Committee
ltepellcd by Senators Gurland aud lloar-
The Chair Tolls Him to Sit Doun-rhc
Electoral Count mi
National Republican., 1884-06-23
PROPOSALS..
pRoposAIs ron icE.

war DEpAHrMEST, June u, 1884.
Sealed proposals. viii be received az the Office
Of the Secretary OF War until ~ O'Clock, noon,
SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1891, for IMPLYING
the War Department and It's bureaus with ice
during tile i,rnl year ending June IU, 1850
The iCo must be uftbe best quality Of Kcunebec
or equal llCrctu, solid, clear, Und free nom
snow, dirt, gr other Impurities. uud must he De-
llVercu Ut the various bureaus und offices OF tue
War Department In Washington, And weighed
upon department scales. Daily deliveries cX
Cupung sundays ANA rcCugni1ed holidays, WIN
by required. The quOntlty required VIII no
about fUO,UOO pounds, moro Or less.
A bond with approved security Wtllhcrcquired
Of thr party tOwhOni contract may hcuwnrdcd.
The secretary Of War reserves therlght to reject
uny and all uids and to waive defects. BIDS should
bCmprkcd proposals for lee" and addressed
to the Secretary OF War.
No contract will hr awarded under this ndvcr-
tlsrment until an appropriation shall nave been
nude by Congress Tor The purchase Of the ice
required. ROBERT r. LINCOLN,
lnnMNI EnnrninrN mI WIN
National Republican., 1884-06-23
STEAJrBOAT LINES.

DAILY LINE no NORFOLK. FoRTREss
~ MONROE, AND THE SOUTH,
STEAMERS GEORGE LEARY AND
EXCELSIOR.
One of theso popular steamers leaves Seventh
street wharf daily (SundayS cNccptedl NJ $50 II,
going and returning, and COrniiCld HnrbOr on
the Tuesday. Thursday, aud saturday trip only.
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING..
Exclusive connection with Boston and provl-
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
and Richmond steamers, Norfolk and Westvrn
Seaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, ana Vir-
ginla Beach Railroads.
Passage and rooms can be secured at baltimore O
and Ohio ticket office, at lAth ST. and Pa. ave. ,
81 Marc Hotel, polkinhOrn's. next to City Post.
Oilce, Office OF knON's Express, 9th 81. und Pa.
ave-. and Vt Com pany's Qnice, 7th-st. wharf.
= KNOWS EXPRESS viii call tor and check
Freight received daily until y. III.
WM. 7. WLLCn. Gennral Agont.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Rninrn Of thn RIIlns.

Cool, comfort, thin clothing. Elscm IN Bros,
corner 7th und T..
National Republican., 1884-06-23

II you arc going TO the mountains or son.
shore our ~ blue English serge suit VIII bc
the thing ms II combines style md economy.
EiNCmuns Bros, corner 7th and T.,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
TINHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND SOurIIW EST
DOUBLE TRACK SPLENDID SCEN VERY !
SlLEh RAILS! MAGNlFlCENT EQUIP

f5 THE EE5ENfYEEAEIA E5If 4 sf HkB B2gTF 225TFuwrsr
Bf gf1ubLh nTs TTFAgf srtEH SffhNHHX GH
TRAINS " 9yE rEyEcE N$H u 1ss' from .,o
For riitsburgt and the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at 9:aO T. NJ.
Ing Cars Ire from MI ilaTrlsbGrg T 10 10 Cmcihnati West
% %srm EHprSsS, Ii4O p n, m daily, WIN Palace
Chicago PsEs viii sgtpns Cars SSa5 Ps6u@ y c iGr
pittSbprg and the West with Palace Sleeping
rATI2EM Par HS mp r9t6MA9 hAmoAR 0 n
i TSiaee dSrs WashiHston i HH' 70 RhS RoGhesiScr T and
Washington to Bu inlO. Train leaving Wash
inpton ON Saturday night VIII not run beyond
For Wliiiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmtra, at
UdO n. III, daily, except sunday.
For New York ana the East, S:15 H. NJ, 1880
q. M, l:40i :, TO- and llI5h m. On SUNDAY,
aan anq raroF FS CARS Ulo t'd a. M dup cAsoSt S
For Bosiion without change, 1910 p. IN. every
For IIrookiyn, n. y, ali through trains con-
meet nt Jersey city with bouts of Brooklyn
Annex, nlOrdng direct transfer to Fulton
street, avoiding double icrriagc across Now
For OtP tFhiladcclphla, $40 and 1o:5Oa. m.n.4O
q, q, 10, and lIl6 y. m; ON Sunday, 4, U,
10, aud ll;l6p. M, Limited Express, O'lOa,
III. uillly, except 9pulluhy.
For Baltimore, $50, S;15, 0;l0, 1880 n. m,
l2:O5, lao. 4, 4:2O, l'4O, u, 74O, 10, and
lll5 u. m On Sunday, O;lO, 1880 u. NJ,
4, 0, TAO, 10, and ll'lon; M. , ,.,o
For Popo's Creek Limo, 900 II. III. ana 4'dO
H. IN. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, 900 u. III. and 4iiO D. M
ALE IAN DsiN AND EREDERICKsDVH9
KRAthWyAAiYSf AAiYSfoAN AND AhEMANDhlA H ! 4 AND
For Alexandria, $3.50, TO oG;2Sh 1872 and ana
ll;35 y, III. On sunday at O;3O, 0'2o, HOO
For mithmSnI and the South. $3.50 and l1:O5
u m daily, and o p ~. daily except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600,
S:O5, 10. 1910 II. m; /, 3:OJ, 3:23 6:lO, 7;O5,
and iU:4O y, ln., and l2:lOmidnlght. on sun.
day at S;U5 and lU:lUu. M; 7;O5 and 1O;IO
u. IL. .
IIciSOts and Information ut the Office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and PCnnByl-
Vnnia avenue, aud at the station, where orders
can bo lcft for the checking ofbngBngo 10 dgsIi-
nation from hotels aud residences.
ClIAS. T.. PUG1l, General Manager.
J.R. WOOD, General llsscnger Agent.
rs,IIE .NIRGlNrA MIDLAND HALLWAY.
.Ls. T#FfTf
National Republican., 1884-06-23
OnntntInns ng ,ininrdn,,s stnch SnIrs.

Thu following have been furnished by Bate
mnn n 90, bankers, l4ll L street, beng the
National Republican., 1884-06-23
The Mortality Record,

Look OUT for genuine burgGlus IN clothing.
EiscmHn Bros corner eth anu r.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
UNDERT,fKERS.

RD-Evcrything strictly frstclnss and on tho
most rcnsounblc torms.
IObEPH c. LEE,
Formerly of Henry Lees Sons, UndcrtakeTs
NEW AND GOMMODTOUS WAREROOMa
No. 80 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
NJ Residence ON the premises.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
BREWING CoMPANYs
#nS$ #n3$ H." 4" #n' II Hna HRaap 4
BpbP EEEB lee 4 L -
AppIpAvIr As TO rIu PUmTY OF the BEER.
CRY OF ROCHESTER,,
MUNRoE COUNTY, SSS'

AfflhANlI ~ lb llAl iNNAAh W AAA AA1NS
CRY OF ROCHESTER,,
MUSROG COUNTY, SSi'
STATE or NEw ToRK
Frederick HOdecker, of the City OF Roch ester,
Monroe County, state of New York, being duly
sworn, depuseS and says that he has been en-
gagged Ia the Brewing business for twenty'four
years that. GS manager of tue Brewing Depart
mont OF the Rochester Brewing Company, he
has solo supervision Of the beer brewed by
said Company; that neither glucose nor grape
sugar Is used IN said brewery, nor any substitute
whatever for hops, and that the Beer As manus
lgCurpd by said Cumpanyh Is perfectly pure and
unudultcruted article.
sworn TO aud subscribed before me this 22d
day OF april, 1854 G. HENRY AMsDEN,
TLsl Notary Public.
orders for Rochester Beer for tho trade or pri.
vatc Mmiliys promptly filled by me, Telephone
M. S6l-l4 Il, IL. FINLEY,
1905 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
TINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER
FINIsHEp. AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
| constantly ON hand.
A FULL LINE OF HOSIERY and NECK
| WEAR just received.
T. ~ W. COLLARS AND CUFFS.
THoMpsoNS SHIRT FACTORY,
CHAs, HYATT, PROPRIETOR
sl0 + street, Opposite Patent omos,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
EXCURSIONS.

& ELECT ANNUAL EXCURSION R5gl
~ OF TIE
CARROLL INSTITUTE
TO MARSH ALL HALL,
ON MONDAY, JUNE so, 1884.
PRIZE SHOOTING AND BOWLING.
Excellent Vocal Music by the
oNT1CELLLo QUARTETTE.
FIRsT-CLAss STRING AND BRASS MUSIC
The steamer w. W. CoRCoRAN will lcnvo
Washlngton at 10 Il. III. and . y. M. The steamer
MARY WASHINGTON Will leave Washington
at 10 u. m. aud Z b. IN. Returning, the steamer
Corcornn Will leave Marshall Han at y. III,
and 10 u. m. The Mary Washington will leave
Marshall Hall ut d p m. and 10 pm. The
boats Will leave promptly us stated above
Dancing on Mary Washington.
Tiol 10 ccnif. iel6. .28. .25&2s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-10
HARDWARE AND INITIALS.

=, AxEs-Colllns, n dozen. 300; Gold Dollar.
Y dozen, 800; Diamond edge, n dozen, 1893
Double Bit, 1850.
sKILLErs AND LIDs-rlc = u; sugar het-
Ties, sc rs n.
TIN PIArE-I. @. iOxii, y box, 500; I. G.
il.iNzO, :, box, 500; rerne, llXN, b box, 7.5O;
Ierhe, sON2n, e box, 1850
TiNwARE--Peced, discount N = cent:
stamped, discount NJ q cent.
sOLpER-No !, loo; No. y and s, tSc " N.
DUCK HORSE COLLARS-NO. l,I91 "a dozen.
Us a dozen.
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, $50 y box.
GRub HoEs-H dozen, 80; railroad picks,
~ dozen, $50
MArr0CRs-F' dozen, 500
~ n cent.
NAtLs-a2j, rate.
sHoyEIs AND -Howland's, di 10
count 20 Rcent; Ames list, steel goods, 4 o.
count 10 and 10 "A cent,
HEAVY HARDWARE Shafts, finish. 900
poles, 1861 singlotrces, wagons, 80, LIS:
hnggy, 2.2ii express, $50, WAGON tongues,
lO.OO; hickory aXles, lOOO; holsters as; COUP
Hn1g poles, no; spokees, NNA select, e,76;
MN, 25O' sawed folloes, II l75; 2, 400;
Bowden shoes, $40; northwestern horse nails
No. =, 500; :, 49, 5, 5,NOi uar Iron, &c rate (;
pillow Steel 70; spring stcs Go; cast Rtpel. lSc,
BuGal Es-Gradc II. aud aprins tor, 9OON5t
ln.N: do, open, 7O,tN0Sl0O; do. slide spring
top, lOOOVglSb0O do. side bar, lOOON1iSO.0r
DO. ph@tons, l2iOseia9OO, grade A. side
spring, liO.Ok62Q.0O; do, phWtons, lSOORS
aO!hi bump seat buggles, liaOOG2l Mat :
ons, AOkGllhOO.
WIRR-Smooth wire No. o, bc; Nos. 10 and
Ted barhed.7c