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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

In view Of tho bitter opposition
raised to the Spanish American
treaty, and in view farther of the
fact that the house Of representatives
too must act a~hirmstively to carry 1t
into effect, 1t is believed that final
action on 1t will not be reached before
the end of this congress.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

II Is suggested that when "Lihertv
Enl'ghtening the World' arrives vt
New York next May she NAV o.a
c'ude to enlighten this half of tho
great world as to the most o~f1icaci,,,s
method of raising money for
pedestals. '"f
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20
Connellsville Coke Rea.,...-

n5i!rISBURa, Dec. 1s.-The co,.
ael;sviiie coke 81 dictate this afto.Uon-
oecloed TO shut down ten ner
Q OF their ovens. This psr cent
aeaves but 40 per cent Of thuctlon
TTnsfoiled BY the pool in o me ovens
ane members of the iupeiation.
ser., that it is for the nns as.
breaking IN the pool g"rpose of
the prices Of pig iron m" QUO reducing
ppoftlng outside produces n'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

It ia claimed that one hundred ana
twenty-six Germans have recently
entered the military service OF o
Chinese Government to fight the
French. This 10 carrying the wal OF
1870 into China with q vengeance.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

The President has sent to the
senate the nomination of d. Webster
Flanagan, of Flanagan's Mills,
Texas, to be q revenue collector.
This will probably solve that
wofthy's question: what in b.
are We here fort"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

OMAHA, De- !s;-S; j. G:n H; qI E';!:
F p5sd'q has eaus'auppointsdd1 9sFp plrs ~ !. ":
fs;;"S ;s:s.s'x :a'ssis1 VT; S.! sss.'"''''''
Du RaltIs eMountain, SeVa0A'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

WAsH1NGT N, Dec. Is -Secretary
Llncbln t"-. ay raid to \ Star re,.Orttr
that the IT Cent publications made it
useless to continue At present q search
for, Howgates and he b -lieved the,
were made la the interests. f that d..
faulting officer. at is intimaltdn
suggested the reporter, "that Lieut..
Greedy was an accomplice If How
gate" II have had no such sns.
picions in the matter" replied the
Secretary. But Lieut. Gre.l w wa
unfortunate in allowing h,s own
name to be used az giving out inf"r
nation which was rendered u-rl.ss
oy being published and if he is cor
Teetiy reported in making the r4m,,k
to his friendship to, aud WILING
to assist Howgat-. which Inc.
piled that he regarded him AZ an nn.
man, rather than an 90.
caped criminal. I say he xas nm.
fortunate, AS 1t tends to rive \ color If
suspicion t. a friendship felt and aid
Howgate by persons form.
cry with him in the signal sarv;oa
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20

PORTLAND. Oregon, Dec. ia
terrific snow-storm has been raging
along the Willamette Valley. Rail-
road traffic is suspended. Moses
Solomon. q commercial traveller of
Bissinger company, of this city. was
found dead in the snow, near Albany.
He persisted from exposure.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20
ns,th Of a Noted Divine.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. s.uh Known
Methodist E piseopa! mln nns of the
this morning. He was of Michi'
founders of the University nid He re-
~, H@n from the ministry last W."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20
Minister Foster Is the right kind of
. dlrlomatist. He goes abroad to Ne
gotiate . treaty, and then comes home
to secure its ratification.

Bradlaugh has been worsted again.
A new trial was refused him for the
terrible offense of voting In q Parlia-
ment to which be was duly elected.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-12-20
Louis Ko....r go

Tn LYNDON, Dec. 1s.-A SPECIAL from
fha sayst there is no foundation for
dead mat Louis Kossuth was
ceIien+ Tue venerable patriot is In Exc
National Republican., 1884-09-30

dangerous politically. His labor is needed by
!he south, and he will be let alone proYlueu
he behaves himself
SO, the meaning Of the increasing frankness
on the part of the sOuthCrnors Ia that they be-
Hove the time Is near at hand when they can
Justify themselves on tho Issues OF the war
The downfall Of slavery was TO them an incl
dent, They do not seek the ro.estHblishment
OF the peculiar institution In It's old form, for
y will be accepted In the more modern form OF
mo bondage Of an inferior working class
AN men arc created free and equal" with
ihe mental reservation that the negro must
Keep his place
These southcrners believe the issues on
which they fought are to a very considerable
extent, living, aud toward the recognition
of their position ON them as the rightful Que
all their prospective legislation will tend. lu
Its growing strength the south feels ambitious
for tho control again, but this time there is no
thought OF the arbtramcnt of arms, II Is to be
fight In the union thl, time and in the politi'
cal arena. IL IN hard TO get from these south.
orners anything definite as to what they expect
"a accomplish in the event of the change
of party control of which they are 30 con-
fident. As to tho specific question, do they
want monuments for their dead aud pen
sions for their widows and orphans they will
say no. they contemplate nothing startling
or revolutionary, such as might stir up hard
feeling in the north. But they think consti-
tutlonnl rights have been set aside aud consti-
tutlOnal liberty has been lost. These they
propose to restore What these rights are
and how they arc to be restored are conun.
drums for noTthcrncTs to crack. w. II. s..
National Republican., 1884-09-30
A FARMERS FALSE WIFE.
She Loves the Hired Man and is Sorry for II
The Husbands DiaIemma.


UTICA, Sept. 29.-Near Perth Center, Fulton
county, resides II wealthy farmer named Silas
Hopkins. lie is slmple-hearted and good
patured. lie has a young wife of handsome
face and nguro whom he loves dearly.
Charles BOnnell was engaged by Mr.. Hop
kins TO do the farm work. He was good
looking fellow. lie soon began TO he partial
TO the society of Mrs. Hopkins, aud she la re-
turn formed quite liking for him. The
friendship ripened into strong affection.
AT length the husband noticed their singu-
lar actions One day Hopkins charged his
wife with inhdelity She admitted that she
loved Bonncll better than sho did her llege
lord.
~ like you, too" she said. "and Bonncli
likes you. / don't see why all three of us
cant live together here"
Nothing more was said about the matter.
Bonnell and Mrs. Hopkins suddenly departed
together. The unhappy husband was coun.
seled to secure divorce. Reluctant TO do this,
he returned homo without coming to any de
cision. Finally the unfnithful vile returned TO
her husband, and was received with open
arms. Mr. Hopkins said TO Il friend that he
was at a loss tO known what to do.
My WIFE," he said, "likes both BOnncll and
myself, but likes him the best, and | don't
think She will live with me. She and have
talked and cried over the matter together She
says she will stay with me perhaps until win
ter, whei, she will go and live with Bonnell."
National Republican., 1884-09-30
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The United States steamship Michigan has
arrived at Erie Pa:
The annual exercise of studies nt the Naval
academy begins tomorrow morning at An
napclis.
Orders have been issued to put the monitor
Nantucket and the torpedo boat Alarm out of
commission at New York The monitor Pus-
saio is under orders to go TO Norfolk.
Naval Cadet Ward p. Winchcll, who COM
pleted the course at the Naval academy, has
completed his two years service at sea, and
passed the final examination for graduation to
the rank of ensign. He proposes TO resign
from the service, and avail himself of the
81 900 given officers of his grade who resign.
PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies and
fine assortment of bottled goods JAMES THARP
SlS i street northwest.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
Deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

9th st., west side, ut n. W cor of Bst. S. O.,
lot c, Woodward \ Browning, trustees, sub.
Ofsq. 81, Frank II. Browning ct AL trustees,
to james Compton, sl,i25, A
18th ST., east side, bet Il and S SITS. n. W., sub
lot lO2, So 276, Charles v. Riley to oliver
Cox, $1,000.
9th ST., west side, bet. N and o SITS. n. w., lot
50, sub Of So. 307, Job Barnard ct al, trus-
tees, to Frank 4, Browning S2,277,GO. d
9th st., east side bet. N and o sts. II. W., pt, lot
7, $. NOrments sub. of So 99p David A.
Windsor to David IL. West, 81, 500,
NJ ST. ut the n. q. cor of Canal or I'd st. s g.,
pt. sub, lots aud $, 81, 76D, Susan Fowler ct
al, to George L, Davis, jr., Si75,
\. Cap, st. west side, bet, b and c sts. II. w,
pt lot 81, w. LochCy's sub. OF 63i joseph
l.Ochey to Florence Talmagc Johnston,
@Si, 800.
Isl st., cust side, bet, o and sts. n. W, ut. lot
II, sd GIG, John Bell 10 John w. Bell 80.
Same as next above described, John W. Bell
to Adaliuc Brooks, $500
st., norh side, ut the II, w. cor. of Half st. lot
/, sy. ". ofsq, 800, John 4, West to Charles
W, Handy SSi0.
st., north side, bet. N Capital st. and list st.
II, W., pt, lot ., so, G2l, Thomas Il, Wagga-
man 10 Pairick Quincy, $4,000.
COUNTY,
Pleasant Plains, lot 10, Wright S Cox's sub,
Thomas l.. Greon, jr, To Emma q, Knight, So.
Harlem, pit. lot IL H. w. Jones, trustees sub,
containing l,g acres, Cathdrine Harrington
ct A., to Annie V, ShreyC 500
National Republican., 1884-09-30
COUNTY,
Money for Indian Schools.

The estimates submitted by Inspector Ha,
worth to the commissioner Of Indian affair,
make the following allowances for the main.
tenance OF Indian schools during the next
fiscal year Forest Grove school, Oregon,
$40 500; Genoa Nob, s3l $50; Lawrence, Kans.
sd2 $50; Hampton, Va, S25 $50; Carllse, Pa.
Sl0l 900, ChilOcca, |, t., Si6l2l, Alaska, S2i,
OO0; schools In states and territories, Sll6 100
transportation, $4,000, general educational
and repair, s15,OVO,
National Republican., 1884-09-30
A Gard

To NIL who arc suffering from the errors ana
indiscretions OF youth, nervous. weakness,
early decay, loss OF manhood, &c, will send
n recipe hat will cure you, free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by Il mis-
sionary In South America. Send self-nl'
dressed envelope 10 the Rov. Joseph L. lnman.
Station D., New York City.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
TR1pEJ ERs' GUIDE.

yr,uE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RQMTE
Il TO THE NoRrHMEsr; AND SoNyppitbb SINpib
YES %EsT nv DoTRhhEE 9TBhE nIiis TIiAckM kMAoSiFfGESf
EQUipSiENTs.
IN EFFECT AUGUST .. 1881
TRAINS LEAVE wASiilNgToN, ,,,s rom sta
9p For IPras5 PsbnSr nnd hs 9nu PG6so Limited
Express Of Palace sleopn ceig od9a m,da'yi a1a
fSst LTS Mib ssSpns dcSy caIs r. rom mS5Hs
Cincinnati. and Hotel Car to 81 Louis daily,
except saturday TO chicago. WIN S,espT3oo T3op
connects daily for ohlcag9 with sleeping ,1Pn1 car
daily for Pittaburg and the West, with Palace
sleeping Car Washington TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC NAIIRlAD.
For Erie, Cannndagua, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 10 ~ m. daily. except Saturday, win
Palace Cars Washington TO Roche.sier and Wash.
Saturday H ~ t pIght viii not run beyond Renoyo.
For Williamsport, Lock HAVEN ana Siin''"
hi94q c Ns g M day Sd5cGps te as T5 $40 and
11OOa M, 2;iO, 400, 1000 md liio ,, M, vi Vh
sunday, 400. 1000, and lib r. n; hlm,HSa dniiy
'ePi Fer Bosion Without change. 2lo p IN. every
neci rGT al 5ePsey tl win Sosis p ySRSyH An
For PhiiSdeiphia, ,I:i5 $50, end 400 a. IN. m.
day. 400, 900, 1000, and 1ll5 g m; Limited
Express 9lo q N daily sNessP.b sb snnHsy n,so yi,oon
' For fISs RSI,%GifS; siS oisS ao6 a2b 40 s99 7aS
aoSo @, SS fSS iI9S dd6 iS 1000 SG a%i and iSp '
nj For FSsy RyaSspSR SsSSR: sGGasy SSS M 1905 and 44on
XRii,MEXXSSiDRYA ri M 'ASD rREpEnIcKsBygG
HALLWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
For Alexandria $50. 100, o;25. 11O5. and
1ls35 M. 2;O5, a'2O, b'OO, 0;2o, Sno, ana
National Republican., 1884-09-30

BALTIMORE, Sept 29-Beef cattle Market
dull, and prices i 70 2sc oil. Very best, bl4Go
5j4c; first quality, ij4G1Ic; medium, aii@Ii 4;
ordinary 2Ia@4Ac, Most of the sales were
from to BE- Reccipls-3l7j head Sales.
l,Sis head swine--Full supply and moderate
10 fair demand Receipts-7,lsl head, Quo
tatiOns-G@SIc. The receipts OF sheep aud
hmbs were 6,O95 head, Quotations-,Sheep,
2A@+14ci lambs, 31S@5Ac,
National Republican., 1884-09-30
THE NOBEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE


ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
East SFA ANR WRsTINeT6S. THE MEsr
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER,
IT, issa uSrh II hsFGRT FGRrhGR NofI6E
SEW tsys MsihnSsSp 9R ssoc SpfhSF o
Louis dsSS . sSs io;iS s paias: lsaI ISlo
a. m. daily 70 Chicago, except saturday,;
day so'g SAC M ~ to % Pi,9sbnrg, m vi Cleveland. @ and
Dss5S WIN sSeB9g Cars 81 70 P,s6syT 1o5
ti @ dsy WITH @ siespSr for % Toiedo' Vi" Wheel
Ing and Lake az Erie Il + and New York a.
ss;i99 q, m. daily, except sunday 9, o;4o, and
10:l0 p m daily. with Parlor and Sleeping Cars
For baltimore on week days, 8, $50, $40, g
sS sS D END abIaao bGSS irsn m 1aiG 49, a2S S 9
sd FL as!%srs Sn Sundays 6 S'ao s,k p s2s GOA
For points on ihe Shenandoah Valley Rail.
% For iS Annapolis, p @ G:a6 a. M, and 21o and a'4O
IN M on sunday, S;25 ,,ys a. :; aa2 IISIngton + m and
ADO, and 1910 p N; On sundays s;22 q; M;
Nd Mdp5sn 2S a4S 8lanS %%G m m fSG SsSns 5S
spa sHsfp sGadSY ON aaS Tad Sny
N. daily for L. xington, Staunton, and Valley
Branch, $50 q. m, daily, except sunday, $40 p.
IN. aallyi for frederiok, $3.50 u. m lOlO q IN.
For i Haserst5wn @ lJi5 5unI a. ny and o,3o p IN.
if Trains % arrive H from the West daily, $50. 75o
From % me New S York kan and Philadelphia, 900, $50
fno% as sRS daily H. Snd S%pSnS anS os7
From Lexington 8;2O a, m. daily and 215
From Frederick and Intermediate points s25
Sunday @ % p m. aa daily f from Pont y OF Rocks Stksep
1aib, S;S9 u I; &tao S;SS $e Ia 8 and s,d IGib
. III; iio Sn 8 aaS 4s6@ @ and ao D. M n''o S'2o D"
Alitralns from Washington stop at Relay Sta
G For efSshs Thcr a'R inlSr%atlop mi apply a. the Ba
more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington sta
tion, 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. corner
for baggage TO be checked and received ut amy
". N. cLEMENTs, OK LORD,
NJ. OFT. Baltimore. g. T.. A.
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
(Leave b. & r. Depot. sixth and b streets,,
springs, Lexingon, Ky., Louisville, CIncin.
HSnaSy i SelnSSs and st LVST pay except
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
b10 7; M.EFor Louisville Cincinnati, ST. Louis,
Northwest, and souYwest, Fast, Express
daily; does not stop. 6r local business, OK
sp; ho to yTgns S"Es Ss RnSSh Pullman
1o40 r.. M,-For ali way stations and Vlr.
ginla Springs and Columbus. Ohio Daily
For FHi; tickets ] and Information apply at c. so.
galway office, 5l3 Pennsyivani,at avenue, under
onies' 6oi Pennsylvanla avenue, and p; & i.
Station. Il w. FULLElL
General Manager. N. E. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1884-09-30

Washington Stock Exchange Quotations.


BALTIMORE Sept, 80, Cotton quiet aud lower;
middling. lOc. Flour steady, with fair de
mand; Howard street and western superfine,
S2.25Gp2,65: do extra S2.76@3.50c; do family
S3.759i.75; city mills superiino S2.376l2. .7b; do
extra, S3.00(D3.57; do. Rio brands, $4,000. 20;
Patapsco family, $780, do. superlative patent
$500. Wheat-southern firm; western irregular
and easier; southern red, S66bWc; do. amber,
93@9jc; No. Maryland. 0Od0O15c; No . west,
ern winter red spot, Sil&@Si1ic; October. $50
sbl4c; November, s7@Si96c December 500
S0l9c, Corn-Southcrn steady; western nonli-
nal; southern white, 6JtD70c;do. yellow, 669Gsc:
western mixed, year b2c asked; January,
62l2c asked. Oats easier and quiet; southern
35@Ssc; western white 3i@3Gc: do. mixed
32@3tc; Pennsylvania, siGS3Sc. Rye quiet and
and firm al 62gtijc. Hay firm and steady;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
sl30OHli,OO. Provisions steady aud quiet;
mess pork. sl775; bulk meats, shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 714@llc; bacon
shoulders sc; clear rib sides, l2c; hams
l51g@l61gc. Lard-Rchned, g4c. Butter lower;
western packed, l092Oc; creamery, 2otQ2sc.
Eggs easier at 2O@2lc. Petroleum nominally
steady refined, 7es@1]4c. Coffee quiet and
steady Rio cargoes ordinary to fair, go
l01sc. sugar quiet and heavy: A soft &C.
Copper-Retined lower and quiet at l2I4@l2%
Whisky steady at Sl.lSGIl9. Frcights to
Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton, 3-l6d; flour,
Is: grain, 1rmer at I'd. Receipts-Flour, ,s25
barrels; wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 2,0OO bushels: rye, 400 bushels.
Shipments--Wheat, 10000 bushels Sales
Wheat 6O5,0OO bushels; corn, corn, 3,7OO bush
National Republican., 1884-09-30
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE
WHISK RS

Is, IN four respects. superior to all Others.
color, brown or black, rs desired.
2d-The color SO produced Is permanent,
cannot be washed off, and will not soil any
thing with which It comes In contact.
3d-It Is single preparation, and more
convenient of application than any other
hair or wbisker dye.
4th-It contains no deleterious ingre-
dients, as do many preparations offered
for like use.
- PREPARED by
II. L. HALL 81 CO., Nashua, N. II.
Sold by all dealers in medicines.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
HAIR REVIEWER .

So MRs. HuSsBgRBY, 9ff Frapkiiu Ara.
BrootfyR, N. u, nttor a severe attack or Ery.
sipelas In the head, found her har-nir,adv
gray-fallng of so rapidly that thc soon becsne
quite bald. Ono bottle OF HALLS HAN RE-
NEWER brought II back M Eof, brown AND
thick as when she was girl.
: Ra- Mn. KTsLrEa, m ole farmer, near War.
sac, md, bad scarcely any hair l1n and ,yhnt
little thorc was Of II had become nearly white.
Ono bottle OF HALLS HAIR RESEwER stopped
It's falling out, and gave him thick, luEufiant
head Of hair, rs brown and ffesh US he ever had
n,5- Mrs. A. T.. WALL, GreesGeid, cA,,h,,..
Eng, writes: 81 hnyo found the greatest bon,
eft from the use OF HALLS HAtR RENENHR, n
having restored my hair, which was rapy fall-
ing oG, and returned its original color"
RS- DR. EMIL SEP. Detroit, Mich, esr,lne.
that "IiALL'B HAIR RESEwuR Il excellent for
hair growing, and gives back tho natural color
TO faded and gray hair"
nB- MRs. s. 4. ELLIOTT. Gisnriiie, W. Va.
says: zone bottle OF HALL's HAIR REHLwEa
restored my hairlo iis natural, youthful color"
No injurious substances enter into the
composition OF HALLS HAIR REsRwRR,
and II Is not dye. It's vegetable ingre.
dicnts render Il In the highest degree bene-
fetal 10 the scalp as n preventive Of dis
ease. Its effects are natural and lasting,
and II does not make the hair dry and
brashy, like the so-called restoratiyes CON-
pounded with alcohol.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
DIED..

BROWN.--On the Goth instiht, LuLU MAY,
Youngest child of stephen Wand Fai ute q.
Brown aged year u months aud days
Funeral from residence, 81 Eleventh street
southwest, at y. m. Wednesday, Oct l.
BARBOUR.-At New Paris Pa, on saturday,
the 21th Inst. suddcnly-"In the twinkling OF
nn eye" from Time TO Eternity-VIoLA, aged
10, beloved daughter of samuel $. a. anu Maria
A. Barbour, of this city,
Peace to her innocent SOUL
Funeral and interment this day at New Paris
Pa.
[Johnstown and Bedford, Pa, papers please
copy.l
HAWK ES.-On Monday, Sept, 20, y. M,
passed frum life to u blissful Immortality, after
years of suffering and pain endured with tort J.
tude ADELAIDE LAURA HAWKES., wife Of Col.
BdnJ. r. Hawkes., aged SO years.
funeral from residence, GIL q street south
west, Thursday, oct. ., 1884, at 4:3O y. m.
FRENCH.-At the residence OF A. l.. Roberts,
10 X street northwest. BESJAMIN +, FRENCH,
ia the b1st year Of his age
Funeral nt the residence Wednesday,
promptly At $3.50 y. III.
National Republican., 1884-09-30
NEW PUBLroirroNs, eeo.
New PUBLIoATIoNs, eGC.
SoGG : sss sssss S'GG
g 6cG g.. .: ILL. sssS.... 96oSS::.. CO..
All books of tho Chautauqua Course OF Study
constantly on hand, and atthe lowest list prices.
Also ALL sABBATH.sCHooJ REQUISITES.
WIN. BALLANrYNE & SON.
42s Seventh Street uha

& CHooL BooKSt
a full stock of all the books ueed In tho Public
and Private Schools, Mt prices as low as the low
est satisfy v ourselves before purchasing.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The Fate Of Mansfield Humphrey. Richard
Grant White.
Life on Ranch Aldrdge.
Barbara Thayers. Annie Jenness.
Midsummer's Madness. Ellen olnoy KIRK.
Miss Tommy. Miss Mulock.
John Thorns Folks. Angeline Teal
In Search Of Gold. Don Juan.
A Little Tour in France. Henry James.
Hand Book of Greek and Roman Sculpture. D.
Cady Eaton.
The Ice Queen. IngersolL
Voyage OF the Vivian Knox.
W. II. MORRISON.
475 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
National Republican., 1884-09-30
6MUH EN- ENTS.
IoRos. Two Jonss coSEpY OF EnRons.
TWO JOHNS, -.......
"THE AMERICAN JACK FALsTAFFs."

FoRo's. Two JonSs Comedy OF ERRORS
"rHE AMEnTioMxHS 12hEst JAR stAIArAFFs"
Lspsptsr held hlsh carnival las, s nlght. The The
genial merrimcnt, and Sir John Fnlstem Twas was
hsPge,, on ,s a. EssWsGnS6SP tssn our
Two Two J9HEsTHE I9II Ss THI Two two J9IINs johns.
Two JoHNs.".~..TiiE TWo JOHNS.
comedy, lasting two hours aud forty.aye minutes.
Not an unpleasant word or incident The
people go 10 smlio, remain to laugh, and go away
FIRST MATINEE WEDNESDAY.
Next Monday-pALY's GREAT COMEDY.
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COMMENCING MONDAY, sEPTEMBER 30.
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In the Beautiful. Romantic Drama,
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Founded on werner's Novel, "vlneta," and
written by Frank Mayo and John q.
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MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
BY special request Saturday night only tho beau
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NEhr WEEh"....'......'. ..,SlBEN
TJ,HEATRE CoMIoUE
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1884
ALICE oATEs'IN BETTINA
IN
LA MASCOTTE.
ARTISTIC CAST THROUGHOUT
Matinees Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
DASE BALL BASE BALL !
ATHLETIC PARK. SEPTEMBER 30.
CINCINNATI w. BALTIMORE
(Amerlcnn Association Cubs).
ONLY OPPORTUNITY n SEE THE EN-
CHAMPIONS.
Snyder, Trott, and fennslly will appear In the
National Republican., 1884-09-30
EXCURSION

7 Asst CHANCE.
DON'T FORGET TO TAKE THE
LAST WEDNESDAY EXCURSION OF THE
SEASON
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FTNfNCTdL.
j. THOMAS

DoBERT J. THOMAS
Broker in
GRAIN. PROVISIONS COTTON, AND
STOCKS
No. 613 Fifteenth Street, National Metropoii-
tan Bank building
orders TO buy or soil, on margin or for cash,
executed on the Chicago Board OF Trado and
New York Cotton Exchange.
Constant Quotations Instantly received by
Il ". BAILEY 4 Co, Chicago Correspondents
SAWYER, WALLACE a. CO., Now York Cor
.respondent
Reference; NAT't METROPOLITAN BANK.
orders by telephone promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1884-09-30

Investment Securities n Speciality.
United states and District OF Columbia Bonds
and Gas, Railway, and Insurance Stocks dealt In.
Buy and Sell on Commission All Glasses OF
Railway SecurltieI
National Republican., 1884-09-30

vV,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND nAILWAY.
Il THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH.
SOUTHWEST. AND WEST. -
Schedule in efiGCt Aug. 3. 1884 ssc
close connections to all points, @ south and south
west Daily, except Sunday, with g N o. Ky.
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cars from New York
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleeping
Cars from Washington and Atlanta TO New Or
leans.
5:I0 p. M.-Lousville Fast Line. daily. via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati Louisville, and all
Western Points; Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington TO Louisville.
1910 p. M.-southern Mail and Express,
daily. to all points South and Southwest, via
Danvllle and Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday,
with C. d o. Ry. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington, via Danville, Charlotte, and At
lnntn, TO New orleansi also from Washington.
llNanassas Division train leaves Washington
nj 700 q m. and 5;1O p. IN daily, except Sun.
day Wnrrenton trains loaye Washington ut
g:f0a. IN. and 5:l0 y. m. daily.
For tickets and all Information Inquire az
Companys Office, .6O1 Pennsylvania avenue.
NJ MACDANIEL, Agent
nj. SLAUGHTER, SOL HAAS,
Gen. Pass. Agent Traffic Manager.
nAJTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD