davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-04-12

have the Joseph Hersner prop
erty located near the McNab drug
store on Riverside avenuel bonded,
and IL Is now for sale at my office in
postoffice block on Main street. All
those who contemplate purchasing a
frst-class business property should
examine 1t at once, for tcan be had
at bargain. CHAs. A. WEBSTER.
Real Estate and MiningB.oker.
, 1884-04-12
Notice for Publication.


NOTICE is hereby gtveh that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his In
Ven IN to mrke final proof In support of bis
ola m, and that said proof will be made he.
due the United States Land Oflice ut spokane
Fails, W, T. on June 3, lsH, 10 a. m.;yiz
y, T. 90, n. Il. q, T.. W. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon, and cpltiva-
on Of said land. viz; VI, H. WhitehOusr,
II. l.. Post, JUS. NJ. Denlson and j, :. Wood
ard, all Of Spokane Fails, W. r.
J. NJ ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1884-04-12

All parties interested In renewal
of the special license under the laws
Of the general government, payable
May LIST, can find necessary blanks
and have all business promptly trans
acted for them ut the office Of Allen,
Boyer 4 Clarke.
, 1884-04-12

Inquire at the office Of Allen,
Boyer 4 Clarke for II fine business
opening. Location good, and busi
ness already well established. This
Is flrst-rate opportunity for tie
right man.
, 1884-04-12

A five room house, barn 24x4S, &C.,
&C., on 100 acres Of land in the Col
Vile valley, 45 miles from Spokane
Falls, all under fence. Apply to
Paul ]. Strobach.
, 1884-04-12
NOTICE.


UNITED STATES TiANb OFFICE,
Spokane Falls, W. T., Mar. II, 1884.
Complaint having been entered at this Of
hce by William 3. Adams against Barney j,
DOugh"riy for abandoning homestead entry
No. 1917, dated June ilth, 1880, upon the S "
qr Of section II, township twentyahye, north
range fory-fOur, in Spokane county, WASH
ngtOn Territory, with a view 10 the cancclla-
ton of said entry the said parties are here
by summoned to appear at this Office on the
9th day Of May, lsSi, at l o'clock, p NJ, 10
respond and furnish testimony concerning
aid alleged abandonment.
JNo. l.. WILSON, Recelveri
, 1884-04-12
Fruit and Ornamental Trees

OF all the leading kinds. Also Rus
sia Mulberry at the Pleasant View
Nursery at reasonable prices. AlsO
good garden seeds. One and one
half mile southeast Of Spokane Falls,
w. T. J. J. STAGE.
, 1884-04-12

I57 acres of the best land In the Palouse
country, fve miles from Moscow, decided.
Thirteen acres broke, in timothy. Box
house and stable. Will be sold cheap.
Call on or address D. w. c. Britt, Spokane
Falls, w. T.
, 1884-04-12

A choice dairy ranch Of 1870 acres,
one mile from good town on line OF
N. p. r. r. Good buildings. En-
quire Of Newbury & Van Houtin,
land agents.
, 1884-04-12
Lost

A bunch Of keys on ring. Find
or will be rewarded by leaving at
Cox a Lewis office.
Z. ST. JULIEN Cox.
, 1884-04-12

A party wants to lease a five-poom
house for six or twelve months.
Must be conveniently located.
PAUL J. STRoBACH.
, 1884-04-12

The following is the change Of time on
the Northern Pacific road that went into
elect Sunday, April 8, 1884. Trains pass
here
, 1884-04-12
ContraeIors and BuiIdeFs.

Bids will be received by Paul ].
.Strobaeh, for the construction of a
srven-room and a three room house.
, 1884-04-12

The fOllOWlhKN uhtOt letleTb remaining
untalleyi for In the Postuflice atSpUkRne Fails
SATURDAY, APRIL y, 1884.
Allen All Armstrong Geo
ArmFDng NJ Anderson i
Annb A Anderson JipnFs
ka1in II n. Hsdus Bpnhum
nruuer Chns Baldwin II 4
Bcn Henry Bcencly II
BROOKS Isaac ltOslet G
Beachlet Louis Bggin Lewis
Beanclette Lewis burton Mark
Benshcncs Nathan Brown W II
Cooper Celia A Cllnce Geo W
Casey James Craig Geo W
Callap n Conkey spencer
Covlll Rnbt CurOe PIuclena
Davioe Il + Dc Ia lICchlcr Geo
Donahey MP 2 DDrthorn o CT
Davis Nm Davis WIN I
Edwards All Elmorc Lyman
Grups Chris Grey Ethel
Grahnm II 8 Grove Milton
IOhhene Chas Hnldlngcr COnson
Hall @ Holland +
Hawkins lIenton james
Hews ada Hardy Rufus
Hawthorn OCT johnson VIM
Jackson Ut Jones W &
lngerham Rev V W Killiam Dugal
Kellogg Jas Lehman Angrs L
Land CIV 2 Lincoln d II
LinscOit Chas Lewis Emma
Lane EdwinJ lAcklin sylvester
Lowe T. l,urd Milton
Lefever John Miller Chas +
Morris Chas Morton y +
Moulion Edith 2 Michler Emil
Miller Geo l. MoGtolhcn @ N
Mahlef Hermann Masel J 9
Norris l. Million John
MOnsel Ike Morris Ice NJ
Mentally Patrick Martin o
Miller Snlcmun Miller w
Miller VIM Marsh Wilson 4
MOrgrldgcr VIM Norman p
PendletOn c n Plummer Al
Phillips John X 2 Peierkin 4
Parker Matilda Parker rella
Peyles ZacOi POmfOrt W c.
Pansill VIM Reddlng A
Russell NJ, atty at law Richardson Alice A
Runyon Ben ? ROwland Martin V.
Richmond Louisa RarcOtt Tom
Schell Geo A sullivan
Jmlth Mary Spencer NJ B
Smith sam Smith S NJ
Taylor David G Taylor Mary
Tomas Mat Umphry q
Waiter Alex WHITE i'elmer
Weed Abner white Chns L
White Hattie White ] 4
Welsh John Wheeler W A
Persons asking for any Of the above letters
will please say 'advertlsed" aud give date OF
this fist. s. HEATH, p NJ.
, 1884-04-12

The following is list OF letters remaining
untalleJi for In the Postuflice atspUkane Falls
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-27
@tabItrt SETS 1851.
SCi10eiikODfy

$40. @3.-234 St " ers otp1s 5teaGe,
spii6en ~GranfliIt> uIo JtGrtet Str1Be,
~ofiertrt in better fetriter Guotitdt
Mctsteat 9tnffa uto Sa~a &eeTee,
Scfte Gortfta op;i 9r1G1tct aH$ fd,s1dc5eItGbee,
SygG;s fI DE GtacpIaSc tstsD 5saS.o,
( cnti aen Gid)eifaliec atyO Gi6;1tieu,
GcTOfHitrte 3GlJct3 ec=Iqt.0 u!io StIe:oerptenL
&ieoig's Sts fG)egtEact
Mat:alts altse egtsss5tidista s{ngpeF,
NcHc: 33teilcu! GItiG astIS rs tal5,
0etrU6nete pile 11si0 GDa1i3t8teHS,
E3o5tsi 4aslc1a sp<ltsGt 81 tssSS (~EettaIel,
Gftl&1eic S5au,iueM @stia it;0 }eti7mrtel,
SEArtcfeItt2D Mtsa 4asteT;ae@L
Wcne &trIe, GrEmTeru uno &Su6toeijei0rti5e,
sStatieaiid0 e ~ sfcagn / astp $St0sIt.
{;rGtts. $SIbSsll alto SAttStk nGrsE ~i9stet,
&ssnN0etn, @ttrottG4e Ii. &ptanferansfn dlaGle,
Seutid)tS 8lpefdheutntts tuo EGute SStridjeN,
Yfefesni;iie mo $tehfMGlem,
8e4roG.aete &stEee:i tt;a0 $SetoeLS@etetS
9tSajte franS. Gatotstsn,
&LcG)te5 UlrDit= tais1 GGt1enOl,
q oppetnueGeu &SeiHefite utto Senf,
gSene Satn5lrgsr I&hu>%s6Ein5e,
SOL. VSoa0atiaBe awo 5SaniR:,
&k9Etuitts Sf5taIet nuG @sat,
SCnf=G3taETet3cn tt5Go GenfsS Gretttett,
Gat;;&aycelen Mtt9 GarDcuenGnttfrr
ri idDca GiJsiters auS &nbtifdiE.
Eeauefort itsa1 HFYoinRgs 3o aSrIs,
Gax1ae(au atto 80 alt2sg>aGSfs,
&itiitar9eg tsto SeouoTdEe,-
&tfdit It q dIlpft;eg 1:u0 AYr.Htettdfe1
1eutiGe &piMHr3oer tsto S0oisidu9,
@artier Ga,uapI&aOG2 Onn G0sHeT,
gtGe8 81 bsa biat8iten Frei}en.
Henry kopT
biz, fltturu Wholesale 81 Retail Grocer,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-27

SuNItHu. sSss...s.. % ~
9asu fonmt, 6aB Die fran30Ii6en
S6tffe metit nit btderen Ban3eru unb
beiierer NrtiQerte auS9eriiiet ltno. @uenz
falls tonnte 0en1aah England beute 8ranfz
reid in offener S0laht bic GptBs bteteu,
iebo6 II unter Yer3t6t auf iebe Blofaoe
1no ASretsgebung Der ungebeuren 0anbelsz
flotte, pbnc oeren beItdnbtge lSufubren Die
Sepobner Der Dritild)en SnieIn %perDungern
miiBten. 8eiQbet Die 6rnn3ple1 gum I'M
Qlid nod eineu 0erbitnpeten (Stolten,
0eutihlalo ooer &uBlauO), 10 f6nnte Der
Betuo einen gllten Ibetl Der eIlgltl6en
6anbelsTotte in aler 0ematDSruhe tpeg>
tapert uno IS tpGre O0mit UNI England
gel6e6en.
- Bor einieen Sabren tpur6e in Srlan6
Elm Ntann NanenS 6 tImartin ipege1
periu0ter Grmoroung zines @eri6tspou@
8ie6ers gu leteusIdnglt6er3u h Il
bauS SIT ofe perurtDeilt, unD stpar hGuptz
IGblt6 ouf @runo Der QuSiage zines mr.
iprIn9lih ielbit beS Nttentats uerDG6ttget
3eugen Namens @anID Der baLD mad
SGilnng bes ltrtbeilS nah 0meritd au5>
panoerte. Giln1artin, Der itets ietue l1uz
l6ulo bebauptete, bate berei1S sIpet Sabre
ieiner Strafe abgeleiisn, ais @antD Dor
Gur3em iAper erfranfte unb auf Dem
Sohtenbette bns s@eftQnontB ablegte, 6aB
CT ieIbft ote G9at ~be8angeu babe ul6
&timartin auf Ietn 3eugniB bin uniduIoia
DerurtDetlt tporben lei. 9a fi0 bel nGGeyer
llnteriubung @aulD's MuSiage ais rihtig
ertDte5, 10 purhe Gtlmartin auf 8efebl pes
8i6etont95 ant "a. y. Wt. in 5rei6eit geieBt,
uno IS ltno bereitS S6ritte getboll, inn fit
Die uni6ulotg e~rlittene Strafe GutiAGoiz
gung Su neri0anen, Die ibnt alth bG0lt
tDabri6etnli6 iueroer tpiro, Da Die 9fegjez
rung III Gbnliden SGuen bis ieBt 1tets cine
angeHefene @ntl6Gbigun9siumme 9esa9lt
bat.
SIN Obei a beganrt am 20. Septbr.
bet v%ofteuen Sbiren" ein ilttereIianter poltz
tllder PrpseB. Der 2tn9etlagte tpar Der be-
ru0ti9te Jti6iltitenfibrer 3 d, Der in
ieoem etn3eInen polttiiden &to3sB alerz
btngs INNER rim absentia" - cine qrofe
Stole gelpiclt bat. Gum ~erItenlnaIe puroe
Der 9tane oeS 0eiti0 i'm logenanuten 2id)i>
Grim den Bro3eB geHarnt. @S tpar oies
Der critic BroSeB, III DeId)sm Sduern ais
politilde Berbred]er auf ber Nntlage6atf
erl0teter; fretti1 ftelIte IS ii0 Bats berz
aus, oaB Die Qn9etlagten Ba1lerIl nidt
eI8entlt6 polttilde 8erbred)er, ionoern nut
Die 8enasfIbrten Opfer bet Gepplutiondre
tparen. 0eitl6, Gtefanoniti6 uno Oes
noIiea tDaren balnal5 I'M Standardization
6reile eri6ienelt, batte1 ito5 fir 8tpoQz
mGUtt8te Der Fegierui19 Goes G3Gren) aus
gcgeben, uno ben 8auern Die 8oumad)t fir
cine neue Sanopertbeilgng iberantiportet,
in Tol8e Deren es 81 groben u~uoronu1iqe1
tam. ME dbnltde BOrfdae lid augsnbliGs
LTD I'M Sloen HuBlanbs ablptelen. Oettl6
pWrSe ipater aadtiQ Nao trteb it9 lange
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-27
n amhurge r LIME.

Stretts sweTnlGt taEGenttid,e gOit>DoupfiatifIabrt
5Ttid9en
NEW YORK mn HAM
ouf Der 0iurtiIe I;iDn1outa Gnr 9Onbon) rnb Gbers
hoaeg Cir Qa.iS) un6 auf be- 3tiifreiie 6aure (fiir
g5art5, Soutb0mptono ODER Sonbo1) antdufer,S, permits
tsIit Der nensr aui bus Soltbelre erbautsn uHo @lesauz
teIte cirseri9teten eroBcn, eiierran &ojtoanpier Oer
5sGrs bMra Elm erffGniid;en E6delIabrti ekes
tttM=8elcnTGGfE.
Nbg q II 9stdge:
g6n Sem ArrT: &.nHerfte9s IS. goanateisoS.
Boa GaE,ba:G: Wittt:op o. ;,'sD GctHata8s.
Non asaore: Sienft19S.
Die Gampfer Hteier &tnIe reDrleu rur cine Slalie poH
GajntsDoiia9teteH, uIo 5par esaee Gstate, 6ereH
4reis t:oS Der pohlbefanrten gorSitgItbtett Der 4ccoms
mediation nib Qelpte3ln3 Seoeule't0 ~rtouSirt uIS lest
euf ba3 Nuernieprt1ite ge'tetlt woroen lit
Wa~Tage=Vretie pUit Sscp Dort:
i. SGllIe (Had Ea8e Der aantm 'rnl $50. $65 unS So
3wii4enoet $50.
8on EIpmoItb mad E2npon fret.
2pii6enoeG Don europa $18.
gfHete tiir $,inz rno 9eit&rctSe 50 beoeHtetD
tcsMjitten ytc1ies.
Amber 5lptiben ! rHo u SoDren Die 0dlfte.
Stnoer inter l Sabr frei. (aile incl. Sef0ltignn9.)
Die uon. bieler Einie hsrau5ae3e6eHe European
Tourist Gazette" miro ApplttGuten gratis SugslInot.
&esen 4aHage p:rbe man lid on
&, y. Hid1asD 10 So, @jenerdL : EafGgez Sseentea
9tn. 81 &rcaomop, Stem Dart, ober IN
Chas. k~OZFMiyisAi az Co.,
Generats PGHasez 2Gg ettea far ben 8eftetp
So. ] 10 darlington StraBe, Chicago.
W~ SonntGSS ofiett bis y tlbr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-10-27

9onb sn befreieu. 9arum brau9t er aber
ni6t na63ulaiien, fir ba5 gu i~treiteu, tpoz
fir }don ieir1e 8ater geru19en 6aben. gu
etnem fpeientItden She'll bilOet Der S6trm
rnO S6ub Der 6riftli6en Sbeale
bic raison d'etre 6es @belS uno ietner 8rts
btle9ten. DAB Ser tatboIii6e 9tOeI 0eItz
falens Dabreno oes &ulturfampfes nit nur
gang DereinSelten NuSnabmen bieie Iette
Steuung begriffen, unO iid ieiner 9lufgabe
tpuroig e~rpieien bat, oas bat letne moraliz
i6e SteIung uneuoli6 getrGfttgt, unO oas
tatDOlii6e 8olf Oanft Tim Daflr."
= Die 0ffentlihe Mteinung in 9euti9z
LAMB bei6dftiat ii9 gegenpGrti8 nit:
S6rienlteuer,
Snnungen,H
SoStalreforl1t,
NtilitGretat,
9IntilemittsmIs,
SseihStagsrpablen,
Sboleranahri6ten,
GolnuinInnlitif.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
RorosAi.s ToR SUPPLIES.
PosrorricE DEpAurMrNr,

PuSTOfIICE DEPARTMENT,
Sealed proposals viii be received In the oflcc Of
the Supirlntcudent until - O'Clock noon on
ing g in The Postonicc Dcparinlcni Buiding spec!.
ilCatiOns uf which win he furnished on uppli
cation, Also for f'm!Lnihng m supplies ior fiscal
For the delivery and storage Of eight hundred
tsOO) tons, more. or ig@ !2,24O pounds 70 the
boat COul and ten 40 tons, more or less, Splint
Coal 20 pc ihoronslly screened and free from
of the pepartnont BuVdng before the contract
ing party WI be E3I ,hers9r Sa9 :,oroo =, ,wo,,
600 cords OF hest Bakers Pine Wood and five
t5i cords of hickory Wood, 20 be delivered aud
corded at the Department building rs may DO
by inspector appointed under the provisions of
Section 371l, revised statutes Of the United
States
For the hest quality of Northern Ice per 100
pounds, delivered daily in quantities from $40
70 loo pounds, from July /, 1854, to Juno
For best iigciow Fivc-Framcd Body brussels
Carpet, per yard to be made aud put down. iii
Cludiug The best stitched Carpet Lining.
For Black Walnut Continental Spring swivel
Office Chuifs
For Cotton Cloth for map mounting, 80 inches
Wide, and New York Mills. u inches wide.
For Carbolio Laundry, Kitchen Crystal C3l.
sSs SaI na ns qBS'y Bs oHnr Mn SteSeS Ei
No. i la BSuSio Dust BRUSHES. whisE Brooms'
bcsl Corn BrOOms,
WustG und Desk Baskcts, per dozen.
For best White oats, per hushel; Baled Tim:
3thy Hay and straw, per tom Corn Meal and
Britn, pcr 100 pounds
The bids will be opened In the office Of the Su-
perintendrnt, IN the presence q such blddSTs
ls mny choose to attend, on FRIDAY, JUNE
27, ut II O'Clock noon, and the awards Will be
made on rbelOre TUESDAY, JULY l.
Average samples of the supplies must accom-
puny each bid.
THO Department reserves the right TO reject pll
or uiy pGrt Of the bids received itdeened for tho
best Interests of the Government 50 TO do.
Satisfactory bona must be executed and filed
within lNudayS AFTER the award IL made in Clsci
where required for tho Elthfu pertOrmauCU of
the contract, ... w. q. GRESHAM,
Postmaster General,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
NOMINATIONS,

The President sent the following nomina-
tiOuS 70 the senate Saturday:
Chester Thomas, of Kansas TO hu receiver
ofpubliC moneys Ut Prescott, ArlH,
John Stanford SuyrC, Of Missouri, to be as.
sistnut surgeon In the navy.
First Lieut. George r. Paddock, ith artillery,
TO DO first liuulcutNut ith cavalry
First Lieut.. ChurlCs ID, purlihurat jth cavalry,
10 De first lieutenant Nh artillery.
PUStmnstcr.-Asl smith, at KcCnC, y. H.;
Ialcius Fife, at Suucoak, a. H.; Simon b..
Luutler, At irwin, Pa; Mrs, Sarah Feast, At
TOwsom, Md; Frederick A, Dccrlng, .nt Nor
gntowu, W. Va; Edward A. Richardson, Ht
Ncwbcrne, y, g.; Mrs. Ern,,iac Stcrnc Nt JEFF
lerson. Tcxu:i ThOs T. EvnnS, at Princeton,
Mo, John w, Brown, nj Nuucushug Mo-;
Mrs. Katharine W. Hanson, at London, Ohio;
+. $, Purcell, at Logan ohio, Juliu, H. Hale,
at Spencer, Iowa; John Il. Wright ~ McPhcr.
son, KAN Jesse L., crlvcls, nt Fayetteville
Ark. Wm, j. Brennan, ut Sidney, Nch.; John
H. Wells Mt Auburn, cal; ThuS, H. Hood ut
Santa Rosa, Cal,; IhOs. Chestnut, at Silyer0u
Col; Nathan ), Gilbert, Nt Central City, Oak.
Geo. W. llopp, at BrOukinGs, OAK.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
The Suspense II Dreadful.


If every republican member of the house
would take the interest In the contested cleo
tiou eases that the hold Sum Miller takes, or II
they were as earnest aud promptly on hand TO
vote aud support their mon rs the democrats
nrc, the unfortunate conteSting republicans
would Ut least get u complimentary vote In the
house and feel thut members Of their avn
party had some Interest In them instead Of
running home TO uttcnd beat meeting. II IL
Hs little ua u republican can nsk of his own
party thut they should be on hand to vote NJ
such critical times, uid II is the lcast mem-
Der can do to attend committee mcctiugs, in
sist on prompt reports, and BE- In his seat ready
to stand by lis man when the vote Il cullCd for.
II some Of these members had tO go through
the ordinations Of one little contest II might
help them II Il did not kill them Gentlemen,
some of the best men of our party, who We're
elected without doubt, are waiting outside the
door viii you turn tho bolt, or keep them out?
DO not let this congress udinirn until these
cnses are disposed OF All hlr minded men
will udmit thut this Is but simple justice {.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
Cotton Market.
wo,hIprton Stoch exchange Ouo,otlons.
Baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Juno u. Cotton duh; middling,
llN Flour quiet and easier to sell. Howard
street aud western supcrlinc, S2.759 $50; DO
extra, t3.NMl,hO; do family, Si.dO0,5.7j: city
mills SlIpcrinC S3.OOp3.D; do. extra, $1,000
40, do. Rio brands, s5,62(d-b75; PaGpsco fam
lily s62i; do. supcrlatvc putcpt, $50, Wheat
Southern nominal; western lower and dull;
southern red 81 Oj6rl .O7; do. amber, 81 l,OS6nlIO;
No. western winter red. spot, EIpMW.IC;
July aud August, 81 0Oa 1907. Curn--SOnthcrn
easier and dull; western caslCr and dull; sOuth-
crn white. 7nr72c; do yellow G2@Gic; western
mixed, spot GO'9G asked; June, iWImOhc;
July 6nls1GFisc; August, Gll4QGll1C, Oats
au III aud firm; southern and PENNSYLVANIA, 81
a WC western white, 3g@lllc; do. miNcu $40
$50 Rye quiet nt 6sg70C. Hay quiet and rusy,
priuc tO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
I(lo liUl. Provisions quiet and steady; luCSS
potl sl7TS; bulk meats, shoulders, and clear
TiJ sidcs packed, 7ilmFAc; hncon-shouldcrs,
ScJ clear rih sides, i0lSc, hams lt4dl5ac,
IMid-RcInod, VIC, buttCr steady western
pnikrl, M ljc; creamery, lId22C, EggS higher
III l7l5alSc. Petroleum nominal; refined, 73S
@t9i Coffee dull; Rio Curgocs ordinary 10
fnit Sl ,MGIi, Sugar quiet \ sott, 7t9c Cop
pct Refined quiet ut t3a Whisky steady ut
slhi FrcightS to Liverpool per steamer dull
cOinn gGd, flour Is; grim, Id, Receipts
FlIur ! 23i barrels: wheat 9iONO bushels; corn
I5iO bushels oats G,OOO bushels; rye, 1000
bnlhels. ShipmcntS-Wheat, 1000 bushels
coin l7,OOO bushels SaloS-Whcut, H0OOO
bulhcs; corn, $4,000 bushels,
BAITlMoRE STOCK MARKET.
IurMogE, June 2l.-Virginia 6S, cOnsoli.
lalcd, B7}Si new lO-i0s, 70; new Is, 03l4 bid to-
National Republican., 1884-06-23
ARMY nnd ynyy NOTES..

The United States steamer pintu arrived ut
sun Francisco Saturday.
Among the candidates for the vacancy IN tho
adjutunt generals department Cnused by the
death OfCOl. PlHtt, nrc Col William NJ Whcrry,
of General SchOhelds staff; Major George Il.
Russell, er Gen. Augurg staff; Capt. John Y.
story, lth artillery, and Cupt. +. Y. Taylor,
lst artillery.
NnvHl Cadct w. II Chambers has been ordered
to the pOwhatnu to Join the QuinnCbaug chief
steamer Of July 10; ensign John ]. Knapp has
reported his return home from the Wuchusett
aud Is placed On waiting orders chief enE
necr James Buttcrworh has been detached
from the WuChusett and ordered home, The
resignation Of Lieut.. H. G. Derby has been ac-
copied 10 take effect August 70
National Republican., 1884-06-23
OYn Past Generation,

Col, naynrd Clarke, who died suddenly last
Friday ut his country sent, "Isola Bella" near
Schroon lake, y. Y, was born March II, 1870
IN New York city. lie was sCducNted 0t Geneva
college, read law, and p-acticcd in New York
when Gen. Lewis Cass was minister 20 France
from 1896 10 lS4O, he was second secretary of
legation, mud while abroad was u student nt
the Royal Cavalry school ~ Suumur. In ls+O
he was appointed lieutenant in the United
states army, aud served in the sth infantry Hnd
"a Dragons until 1913, when he resigned and
returned to tho law. lie served In congress
from lsjj TO 1857 as II know nothing representa-
tNr.
National Republican., 1884-06-23

The National Rifles lett Chicago at 1lIO
o'clock saturday night aud arrived at Pitts
burg yesterday morning, where they spent the
day quietly, the guests of the loCul military
organizations there. They will star, for home
this morning N s'35 and arrive ut the Baltimore
and Potomac depot NJ sI6t this evening whore
they will he met by tho Light Tnfuntry, Union
Ncteru corps, old Guard, ContinCnuls the
National Rifle cadets and the honorary mem
bcrs Of the RihcS. The homc.staying und hou-
Orary members otthc Rifles will meet NJ tho
The other military organizations are ordered
10 meet NJ their respective nrmOries ut 1850
O'clock
National Republican., 1884-06-23
IoiA1O.1s,2O,2g 25.wlt ~ se,
DRoposALs FOR srArGoNEnY.
1Inrsr nr nrprrsrNrArlNrs. u. 8.

1lousE oF REPRESENTATIVES, L. g.,
WAsItINGTON, u. C., June 20, 1854.
Scaled proposals will be received ut this office
until y O'Clock M. MONDAY, JULY u, 1854,
for furnishing stationery for the House of Rep.
80, 1880.
Blank forms of proposals, blank bonds nnd
necessary Information VIII he furnished on APP
pNCatiOn to the stationery clerk.
Tue Clork reserves the right TO waive defects
aud reject amy or NIL bids or parts Of bids.
No contract win be awarded for stationery
herein referred to until an appropriation for itg
purchase shall have been made by law.
Proposals should he addressed to the Clerk OF
the House of Representatives, and indorsed
proposals for Stationery
JOHN D. CLARK, JR.,
Clerk House Of Representatives. U. S.
National Republican., 1884-06-23
The Army Approximation BIn,

The army appropriation bill as paS'caby the
senuto shows nm increase Of s2gjol1 over the
amount appropriated hy the house Of repre-
sent0tyc,, making the whole amount now APP
propnulod s1hjiD,ijn, Thi, is S1,abJul less
than the estimates, unl st7olO less than tho
approprlutions.of 1881. The changes made by
the senate increase the amount for the pUy.0f
National Republican., 1884-06-23

There were $40 deaths IN the district during
the month of-Nlny, being decrease Of 81 from
tho preceding month or this number III
white aud l72 cOlOrcd, The death ntc por
1000 per r'ilnum Is given us 1875 for the white
population, ~. ~ for the COlorcd und aOQi Tor
the total population. This is u decrease on the
menu dcnth rate Of Mny for the last ten years
Of .1 tor the white, lyl for the colOred, and 80
for the entire population,
National Republican., 1884-06-23
T'RAyELIgRS' GUFDE.
DALrlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE
ONLY LINE BETWEEN THE
EAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL, RAILS.
soHEDULE IN. Effect sUNpAY,. JUNE
10, 1854, UNTIL EUNrHlN NOVICE.

YfWSlsissiEAYl" "GS%nHTG9ER TG9ER 3Rb 3SisijOl sSTPfn&'
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81;
Louis daily NJ 800 ~ m, 1910 q. IN. 1910
y. in,, with Through coaches and Palace sleep
Ing Cars TO aboyo points, without change; lOn0
Il. IN. dnly 10 Chicago, except saturday.
Fer rittsburg ~ $50 g, m. aud $40 =. m;
daily $40 p ~. 70 Pitsbur8, Cleveland, and
For Toledo ana Detroit, Via Monrucviilc. 1913
4. m. daily, with sleeper for Toledo, via Wheel
frAins for Philadelphia and Now York at
$40 o, IN. daily, except sunday ., O;lO, aud
10;l0p M daily, with Paror nnd Sleeping Cars
=, For i0itlmoro on wcel, days, Q, ,0;9o, $40, T.
55SS Sso G Sl5.mISute HIS L trsn raj tz a!g6 1 6 j GSj
SEQ, O;iO, and 1910 y. IN,
m rGr iab S,o aS =" &qS unSSs SSo SSS S56 j. SS2o
For points on fJihg Shenandoah Valley Rail.
For Annapolis, $40 a. M, and 1910 and li4O
y. m.i ON Sunday. S!2Q n. ~, 4idQ p, IN.
li4o, 3 ana .i3:I6p' ~. 0nsundeys, $50 a. m,
a @ aaS GrapSh s@G 7io M M rST and Ss 5S Sn
daily, except sunday 1l6 p. IN, daily, for prin-
y, daily for l., ,xinglon, staunton, and Valley
Brnnch, Ss'O o, IN daily except sunday Si1o p
$50 y, IN. daily, except sunday.
For llngcrstOwn lOl0 Il. IN. and 0;3O p. M
IraIns arrive nom nom the West daily, O;2o, 7;5O
a. m, 2'2b, $40. 2i25 pm ma,,,.,, ~. s.so,
From NoW YORK ana PhllulClpnla, LOO, b;oO
| u. IN. daily, $40 y. IN, daily. except sunday.
From annapolis S.2O u. m; ana 100 aud G'37
pin. sunday, 0;53 9; m. 037 IN ,o,n
y, IN. daily, except sunday. -
From Frederick and Intermediate points S!9D
n. M, 2;lb y. M, and S:l2 J.. III, daily, except
sunday, sig p. M, daily nom Point of Rocks
| Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 2,
| d'4O $50 71b. 7:3U, -, 0:lO, and lO:3O u. IN,
| 1919 300, 4, $3.50, 8, D;26, 7.30. 9, and 1918
| D. mi on Sundays, 2, 9:I0, 7:15, 1880, S!2O, GA
| m, $50, b, D!2o, 7:3O, and o p. IN.
| , All trains from Washington stop at Relny Sta
| uuu, except 4:3O p. IN.
For further information apply ut the Bnlt
more aud Ohio Ticket Offices Washington sta
| tiOn, 0lO and 1851 pennsylvania avenue, corner
of Fourteenth street. where orders will bC taken
| for bnggngc to be checked and received NJ any
point In the city.
+ w. NJ. GLEN ENTS, e. X, LORD,
NJ Of n. Baltimore. q. II. a,