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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-15


AT this season of the year and later on into
the spring, we may expect to hear of floods
and fears of floods along the water courses of
the country. The thawing spells which are
liable to occur at any time, melt up the i'm
mense masses of snow and ice which the
severe cold of the former months has caused to
accumulate in the mountainous regions where
they have their beginnings Streams which
could be almost jumped across in the
droughts of summer then become SO swollen
from the waters of the SHOWS pouring down
the mountain sides that they become fierce
torrents dashing along in resistless might, or
else overflow their banks and food the sur
rounding country all along their course. Re-
ports from Cincinnati. on Monday, say that
great fears are entertained of an inundation
from the Ohio river this month. The alter
mating SHOWS, rains and freshets of the past
month have left the fallen snow in solid
masses of ice, varying from one to three feet
in all the alleys of the city. In the south
side of all streets whose course is east and
west and in the west side of all streets leading
to the river there is quite as much
snow on the ground as any time last February,
but SO covered by the city's SCOT that 1t is not
as noticeable. This must all go into the
river, as we'll as the snow that is known to
yet remain on the ground at points above
there, and the frost must yet come out of the
ground itself.
The rain on Monday was general in the
southwest, west, and up the Ohio valleys;
great floods then existed in the Cumberland,
Tennessee and some other southern tributaries
of the Ohio. All conditions appear to be
more favorable for great flood than they
did at the same time last year. Only a dis
continuance of rain for several days together
or all intervening cold wave can prevent
repetition this February of the calamity of
that month last year. Late reports from all
points along the Ohio, Allegheny and Susque
hanna rivers show the fears of a widespread
inundation to have been verified. In Wheel
ing, w. Va, all but the northern part of the
town is more or less submerged, many Sec
tons are completely so, only the roofs of the
houses being visible. Some 5000 houses in
Cincinnati are untenable, the water reaching
to the second and third stories, and many
Kentucky towns are wholly submerged
Coast Pilot.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-15

The Washington Sentinel, the national rum
organ, says: "Seven brewers in Iowa, repre-
senting $780, 900 of capital, are closing up
and leaving the state as result of the pro-
will not overlook the above little item when
he FORCES his next thunderbolt to hurl at pro-
hibition. This statement by the Sentinel
must be true, for the Sentinel is an acknowl-
edged authority on anything that pertains to
the rum business.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-15

Judge johnson, of California. when re-
Gently sentencing murderer to death, said:
a" 1 would not be the owner of groggery for
the price of the world converted into gold"
How does this stand alongside of the awful
fact that many church members, without an
apparent qualm of conscience, rent their
property for this criminal purpose of selling
rum. For little extra rent "a few more dol
lars stained with human blood these pro-
fessedly christian men sell their own souls
and aid in the work of the wholesale damna-
ton of the souls of their fellowmen. What a
libel on christianity are such professions!
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-02-15
OF THE
DECANTER

OF THE
DECANTER.
There was an old decan-
ter, and its mouth was
gaping wide; the
rosy wine had
ebbed away,
and left
its crys-
tai side;
and the wind
went humming,
humming-
up and
down the
sides it flew,
and through the
reed-hke,
hollow neck
the widest notes it
National Republican., 1884-09-09
BILLIARDS
'VQILLIARDS

DILLIARDS BILLIARDS
ART BILLIARD LACE
413 and d1b NINTH ST
News Of all Sporting Events=-liase BALL. Rae
ing, &c, both IN this country and Europe, re-
ocived daily. NJ. u, SCANLON, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
VNo NoRroIK, FoRTRNss
Il AND THE SOUTH,

POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANIES
POPULAR STEAMER, GEORGE LEARY
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays and
Wednesdays ut $3.50, and saturdays at 9p, IN,
stepping ut Piney Point and Cornheld uarbor
aoihk and returning.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

A girl ran OFF with her best young man
and was married to him in room in a
little country hotel. Papa aud mamma
arrived In an awful rage, but just as the
ceremony was concluded. The young
lady was not one whit disconcerted, but
hailed her furious parents with tho re-
mark: why, this is just as funny as IL
could be. Don't you remember this room 2
1t is the same one you were married in,
and your folks came to make fuss just
as your are doing" Smart girl, for II was
q true bill.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Lewis Washington and Marion Burton
Albert d. Elliot, of York, Pa,, and sallie 8
Pugh, of this city; Vim. Reed this city, AND
Martha Estes of Fairfax county, Va; John y
schneiier, OF Chicago, H., and Annie Il. Shoe
maker, Of Georgetown, d, c.; Benz. Hawkins
and Cora Tyler; Chas. Bryan and Emma
Bryan Benz, Jackson and Julia Watson; w. A
Wilson and NJ. S. Moore.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous. weakness,
a recipe that will cure you. free of charge.
This great remedy was discovered bya mis-.
sionary In South America. Send u sclf-ad-
dressed envelope 70 tho Rev. Joseph T. Inman.
Station D., New York City.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
HNo sARAToGA,
Il LAKE EoRGB,


AMI
cATsKILL MouNTAINs,
ONLY ALIrRAll aud pARl,OR CAR LINE
Trains on New York, West shore, and Buffalo
Hallway, by west shore of picturesque Hudson
river, leave Jersey City station of Pennsy ylvhnia
railroad M follows;
Saratoga 2;3b D. M, Caldwell, Lake George
4;25 p m, Montreal II ,, III. Elegant Pun.
man Bunet Cars TO Saratoga thence To Mon
CATsKIT.L MOUNTAIN SPECIAL 0,so A.
N. Arrive Hotel kaatorskll 2'3Op. IN, Grand
pn%' S'ai 2S1 +; n ,d.ia ngTioI Cars ,vo Ano,,
m ShrssS Gta sPTnfa & r % SG2PISrs.oSn 7Is
NSsSFa NRsaSsCF FaIs ISi9 m m asG Plor l2iS e e.
s@hi0p HEb HsEfb"A GATsKfG Hga KfnE"ra a6USrArN Ps
EStihHESs;5s .' n Y; 1iilo a, M-ATriyo Hotel Kaat'
srskill oiio T. M, Grand Hotel 505 p. m,
nHhiIoga o'2o p n. Lake George 4 T. m
Ihrlor Cara Jersey CITY To Saratoga and Lake
sATHI0aA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3:i5 Y. NJ; Arrive Hotel kiu,ter.
tOga $40 y. M, Lake George lO4O b. M,
montreal Si2b a. IN, with Parlor Cars to Cat.
tkill Muunlnln;, 70 Saratoga Buffet Pnrlor
train $40 a. M for .Saratogai sCepers thence
10 Montreal, The New York Limited eaVes
Washington NJ $40 u. M, connecting with
Saratoga aud CaIskill Mountain Limited AZ
HsE t9r si1igle or round trip tickets by Yves.
Shore Route and avoid ferry at, and long
transfer through New N York city. Apply to city
pieip lime tables tickets, mud pArlOr car Chnlr4
pnrlor car chairs from jersey City station re-
served In advance upon nppllcaiio 10 agent Pull.
man Car Company PehhsylVahla " H. station,
'''''' N"'' HENRY MoNETT,
General Passenger Agent
Ieo7If - state street. New York
/
National Republican., 1884-09-09

THE debility produced by malaria and tho
disease itself are eAectually remedlGd by the
Liebig Companya Coca Beef Tonic, Beware
Of limitations. "Niy patients derived marked
and decided benefit from &c." Says Prof j. NJ.
Carnochan, NJ. D., IL. d. surgeon ln-chief New
York State Hospitals DC. Invaluable in dys-
pepsia, billiousneka, sleeplessuess.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

ABIGAILs. COLES, of Moorestown Burlington,
county, N. j., says: Eighteen months ago /
had dropsy around the heart. The first bottle
Of Hunts Kidney and Liver Remedy gave mo
great relief, lifeel owe my very existence to
Hunts Kidney and Liver Remedy.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

, ANGosTURA BrTTERs are indorsed by all tho
leading physicians aud chemists for their
purity aud whOle5omeness. Beware of oOunr
lerfeils, and ask your grocer and druggist nor
the genuine article prepared by Dr. ], v. u,
hlogert q SOUS, =
National Republican., 1884-09-09

1HH6 GRE GEEAT sENNSYhyASNhb4 nlT ANb sSeTH R1enTE
EdGiFMEiNfs fSHHFaEi aFEhL RAILS MAaNif'0ASf
IN EFFECT AUGUST .. 1884
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from sta
For Pittsburs and the W,st, ohlcaso LlmIted
Fast Line, o. 10 a. m. daily 70 Cincinnati and 81
Louis with sleeping Cars from Hhrrisburg ~; 10
Aitoona t 10 Chicago. Western Express 7i40.n
a SS ay S%HSS o4 SsSas ss 70 S gsg sG ts
Plltsburg 70 Chicago. Mall Express lNoop, m.
daily for PittsbuSs and the West West with Palace
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, CanandAigua, Rochester. Butfalo,
Siegar9 10 q m daily ekSen, saturday sNh %in
inston SS to Ii Buii,io. TrSn leaving WasSnstcn on
Saturday night viii notru1 Su beyond RS RspeyS Iora
at 04O IL m. daily, except Sunday,
rS5 New S9FE ho6 ts 1So 6as sa 7iS s2n 2 nba a
Express Of Pullman isrior Cars, 5:40 a. IN. daily,
For boston Without change. 2.1o p. m. every
week day. On sunday, 400 7. m ,.,
n S 5sSs
oS dG Y ESsGn &
day; 400 o;So 1000 S and li,lS ,aS.I M Limited
r0i 3Ss sSs.!?SIS esS 4S 7S sf9 40 StS sS9
ao3o @ 1875 f6S l55s do6 1900 GasriI and Ss io0
For Pope's Creek Line. ei36 q. N. and 4;4op.
II For ora 2hnapolis ols s'sb a. M. 1905, and 44op
ASS ASb AERKpsDsIa EREPEHasKsngRS HsS
Fer Ae1andSiS $40 TOO o;2st 1i;8s i8s and and
IL ;36p p. NJ on Sunday at o 80. 9.25. 11O5 a. m,
National Republican., 1884-09-09
TRAVEIEBs' GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wss4aw A
SALTlMOHE AND OHIO hAlbhOAD.
II - - - ..
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND, THE
oNLi LINE BETWlEMN 3l,, q i,y THE THE
EAST AND .TlIE WEST
- VIA WASHINuTON,
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLERI
.. STEEL RAILS. -
10, 1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Ieaye Mashlngton from station, coriler OF
NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND q STREET
For Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and ~,
Louis daily NJ 800 n M, 1910 Q. m, lOilO
n, M, with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep
Ing Cars TO above points, without change; 1O;l6
n, m daily 70 Chicago. except Saturday.
daily; $40 p m. to plttsbuTg, Cleveland and
For Toledo and Detroit, via Monroevilie, lOilb
.. IN. daily, with sleeper for Toledo. via Wheel
ing and Lake Erie r. II. - -,
Trains for Philadelphia nnd New forK ny
$40 a. m. daily, except sunday o, Dif0, and
1910 y. m. daily, with Parlor and sleeping Cars
attached. .,, ,,o
For baltimore on week days, o, 6i3O, 6;aO, X
SlO, o, and 1000 Q. mii l2;lu, 2i2O, I,5o, y
3JO, $50 (ab-inlnute trninl ai4V' p'bV' o'oV u
$40, p.dO, and 1910 IN. ann a e,o .
For Baltimore on sundays, o'5ui q, ,Szv, n,
National Republican., 1884-09-09
THE MARK ETS.
A Dull Day and Declining Prlces-Brokcrs
watching and waiting for Crop News.

VhtVnihB anu WWtink iOr ITOp NeWts
NEW YoRK, Sept. s.--Mr Morgan said yes
terday he had not sold over thousand shares
all told, and continued ~ bo q great bull on
Union Pacific, the grangers, and Western
this week The sot price for Western Union Is
~ and for Union Pacific 90 by Wednesday
night II the predictions arc anything reliable.
II. n Smiths brokers arc reported large sell,
ers of grangers saturday afternoon on news
of probable heavy frost In the northwest, but
the only frost was In northern Minnesota,
where all grain was out of danger. Even
probably secure, but he continued very bear
ish OH the railroad troubles, which can only
end in q general war.
Sykes OF tho Northwestern said Saturday
that one weok Of the present favorable weather
would give the Northwestern all the business
they cared for next year on the grain move
ment.
Tho benrs arguments seem 10 hinge now on
tho railroad qIsrreiA They claim that tho
situation was never 30 grave as at present.
Tho market opened to-day with general de-
clines Of 70 y the latter for M New York Cen, en-
declines continued till, at noon, prices were
about 1 por cent lower than the opening.
| From noon till o'clock very little was done,
| prloos gaining slowly about u above the low
The weather was blazing hot, the bulls and
bears Watching the crop reports more than
stocks, and only few soalpers trading for
During the last hour prices stiiiened TIL 21J
deliveries, aud then fsll of 6galn, closing
fairly steady and slightly aboye opening,
Little news current, save the usual uncon.
frmed railroad wer reports from the west and
Vice President Blanchard, of tho Eric rail
way, has resigned, 70 take effect Nov. IL.
bonds dull very iittle change. Sterling ex
change dull 4s4@O Money a@S closing
Quotations OF MONDAYS stock Sales.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District Judiciary
YeBterday.

Circuit Court Especial Ternl)-Jitstice james
Seligman, May Il Co. vs., Eiseman; Judgment
by default set aside, J., Grief q Co. VI. Else
man: judgment by default sot aside.
Eguity COWrt-Jusiics James,-MerrimHn vs.
Merriman; cause continued and time TO take
proof limited to two weeks. Jackson, execu-
son appointed trustee TO sell. Robinson vs..
Quirk time 10 show cause extended TIL Sept
II. Qulrk W.. Robinson; time TO show cause
divorce granted Hurley vs. Hurley; divorce
granted bryant vs. Keys;' sale finally ratified
and reiuronce TO the auditor. Assignment for
to-day Nos /, Mccormick Va. Freedmen's 3
Electric LiIht company VS.. United States
Electric light companyi ", strobel VS., Strobcl;
II, Digglns vs. Dohcrty; 10, Gritith vs. Grif-
nth IL, Braulhall VS.. Walter; II, McCabo VS..
Fisher Is, simpson vs. Brannan; 10, Jones vs..
Jones; 70, Nesuith VS., Goodal; %, Bryan VS..
Bryan; g. stewart VS.. Smith.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
AND OHIO RAILWAY.

GHESAPEARE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
(Leave i. d =. Depot, sixth and II streets.
DIO A. M.-For all way stations and Virginia
springs, LeIlngon, Ky, Louisville. Cncin;
sunday, 1i:05 A. M.-For Williamsburg, Va
Newport News, Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk. Daily except Sunday.
b;1O i. M. For Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. louis,
and Chicago, connecting for all polnts West
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
daily; does not stop for local business, ex-
cent the Virginia Springs; through pullman
10;ao i. M,-For all way stations and VIZ.
glnia Springs and Columbus. Ohio. Daiiy
For tickets and Information apply at G. & o.
railway office, 5i3 Pennsylvnnia avenue under
National Hotel; virginia Midland Railway
ofIice, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and ~ ~ Il.
Station ii, w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
G. w, SMITH FRANK TRIGa.'
General Manager. N. u. Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1884-09-09
Followed Suit.

SPRAINs ana sores are cured by st. Jacobs
Oil, the soothing and healing ointment
National Republican., 1884-09-09

CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual drawings Of tho Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control tho
drawing ourselves, and that the same are CON
Quoted with honesty, fairness. and In good faith
toward all parties We authorize the company
to use this certificate, with facsimile of our slg
natures attached in its advertisements.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
Twin Foes TO Life

Arc Indigestion and Constipation.
Their primary symptoms are among the
most distressing Of minor human ailments,
and host of diseases, speedily resultant
from them, mutually aggrayate each other
and assail at once the whole machinery
of life. Nausea, Foul Breath, Sour
Stomach, Dizziness, Headaches,
Bilious Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Kidney Diseases, Piles, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Dropsy, and various Skin
Disorders, are among the symptoms
and maladies caused by arrangement Of
of the stomach and bowels. a,sA
National Republican., 1884-09-09
MEDICAL.
PROPOSALS.
pRoposALs FOR posToFgicE HNVEi.
a OPl9S. ~
PosT uBrtCE DEPABrMEgr,
MAkIIINnlniF y. q. Aug %. lHSi.

PosToVFIcE DEPABrNExr.
wAsHISoToiJ, D. O., Aug, %, 1854.
saaled proposglS gin be gs9s,ysa ,y; n Es this Ds;
81 sEPTENBrs, 1854. a. IL % oolpSs I m, iss
furnishing PcstoltCe Envelopes, m hrCh quhntia
GSs ,i %s ,Ss igSs s s s sa Ss otasd.Gs 5sdas
slnc nc ~ isS9, tAS {9ndY,1g slaass, y,si si,,r,.
No. o, For returning do,d letters.
No q Tng snvCiopos for Registered paessyoS
BlsnE fgfms of bids, With sRmpies and Hlii
.gs9aasioEe WIN As IG5niYhsa aYaa spgltSasIoP
wSis%Et2as aaada,sssI y Y Forsssiss & SSaSSa SasSSssal
ORoPosALs FOR supPLIps.
U.RNAvy PAY oEFlor
WAsHIsoTos, D, @, Aug 30, 1854
Sealed Proposals, IN ouprcste fnom "5egnlAf
noon, ioTM shPTESihEk, 1854 iof ay,iSs ssSs,
Ysrd, io %asaiSE,Sn aaTs 20 B. G., % withia te,sE ~
som 5SSe q ewssa tsss q sny sTssssFs 70
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND ,zMRAIR.
ReQu lsitlon No, 10 Pine luphsrl ~, 20, 81
81, %, 69, 81 pAlata, gu, VatSish 40 hA
tugled nsir;, - 30 s!itloa5G;i Aea - 6A
ware; % & Brushes; %, CrpQi2l9si go, PA tfon,
pgonma, aaNno, dc,i VI, BeltlnE and Paekinal
70 6s aFSIdod BY ReguIsIli9H', sESegseg tAa
Pig Iron Ia SO, 90, whch Will DO olRssed with
No, 81,
sqhedulss aud blank formS for bids 70 20 had
hat phlH Oftice, gul s.l necessary Information AZ
Navy Yard. Responsible security required oa
bita loF faithtm performance, tho cotnpotoney
Ofths gnatanloU W be certified 10 before No
tary, W uther public 0ilccr.
The riTAt q Reserved 70 relect any or All blds.
THOMAS u. lQOKER,
ray Director u. 5, M Navy Pay Agent.
aGed-tp,s,2w
| IDROPOsAIs FOR IRoNwoRK FOR RooBa
| o. EICH OF SUPERVISING ESaINfHhA1sD
ARGuIFEUg, NEw PgENpS B9Lippto,
| WAsNISHrAhIi d 81, HpnA D. 1854
| Sealed bids are invited hr huu5iha and agecbt
| lrE tbs ,Tpn roofs -o,reT 10000 saHAff Met-oi
4 tlb GeW panHon Byiiding IN Wkehlngtor, o. q
I aptoutlAJona and piAps eln 10 bhtAiaeA on Apl
1 pliOaa1a,i In pefeog or by lGtqt % snls odioe.
"a SsS SelooS SSS'SSa noon on thS % aSgH SS srp,
\ THMnER, 1854. Nj q. Attt0Si -
National Republican., 1884-09-09

Pt, tract called Chillom Castle manor, contain,
ing IA acres, John Il. Wiltberger TO Paul
HIser IT,, and Daniel Hlser, S725.
Reno, lOts 22 and %, blk, G, sub, of estate Of
Giles Dyer, near Tcnnallytown, James u.
Winner, TO Lewls Cook, $50.
National Republican., 1884-09-09

Baltimore Prodsce Market.

BALrMoRE, Sept s-Cotton dull middling,
lo5so. Flour steady; oo Howard street
a. and dos ws.'srn 1Nn dPernS saSSSgsS DE- extra
snperiine, s2.37p2.76; do. extro, sS.0o@S.6O; do.
Rio brands, si7594s7; Patapseo family, $780,
do, superlative patent, $500 Wheat-Southern
ssIer s ossS1n wsssTn ,ds es5 and nd aSs 9WSs Sng
No: Maryland, 90Isc; No. 2 western winter
October, s713ss7tsc; November, ss1sdssSlsc
Offering and no I'D; southern White, 'Sa Ss7oc nS
do. yellow, 66t967c. Oats firm; southern, 500
s5c; western white 93@S5c. do. mixed. 800
32c; Pennsylvania, SC@Sc Rye quiet at 66tS
yania and Maryland, siS,OOaliOo. Provisions
active and firm; mess pork. 1925; bulk
meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
s9lls4e; bacon-shoulders S!aci clear rib
9l4c. Butter firm for choice; western packed
sQ5l6c; creamery, 16@23c, Eggs firm at 1870
lgc: Petroleum steady; refined, 74Gss3Sc.
Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair, 91{
Eeiifnted easier % at i2Si@isc WHISKY steady steady a.
nls9l.l9 Freightsto Liverpool per steamer
dull; cotton. I'd; flour, Is; grain. lower, 211d.
ReceiPts'-Flour, 3,O6a barrels; wheat, iol 900
shipments--Wheat,, $1,000 bushelsi corn, 900
100 bushels.
The lowest point reached in tho price OF
wheat since 1851 was at the 12:d5 O'Clock call
at the Corn and Flour exchange to-day. The
bid was SGI+9S6l6 asked, the market closing
dull. There was corresponding decline in
| options, though there was not u sale at that
call.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S,-Virginia 6s consoli-
| dated, ~: past-due coupons, 80; new 10.i0s,
| 81; new IS, 52 bid to-day.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-Beef cattle-Trade
only fair generally, but closed dull; tops un-
changed; other grades &c lower, Very best,
9isEc ordinary, 2Ig63hc. Most of the sales
were from 81 to $40. Receipts-S,7 742 head
| Salcs-l876 head. swine-Fair supply, and
equal to a moderate demand. .Receipts-i, 400
| head. Quotations-66pSAc. Tho receipts OF
sheep and lambs were 631ghead. Quotations
| Sheep, 3(DiI3c; lambs, $685.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
yXyASHINaToN, OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY,
:, SUMMER AERANqEME,Ms,T; T., s,-,

TWO TRAINS BAfLY iEXCEPrf SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND HILL
Leave Washington ut Qi2o q IN. and 425 n
m. and Alexandria at 0!32 a. IN. and 4:32 p. IN.
Pass LeesburB. going westward, ut ;36 O. m
and 0;35 p m, and arrive at Round Hill ut 1921
u. N. and 7:2O p m
Leave Round Hill at 6;27 a. m. and 4;20 p. m.
Pass Leesburg, going eastward, at 9il0 a. IN; and
IN. and 7;l6 y. m. and at Washington ut $3.50 u.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at 6;27
q. m. Arrives at Alexandria at S;22 and Wash
ington at $50. Leave Washington at sos y. m.
Alexandria ut $40 p. MI pass Leesburg going
eastward 6.1o u. m; westward, lO31 y. IN.
g. NJ BRoPHY. Superintendent
National Republican., 1884-09-09
DIED.

HAVENNER-At 2i6 New York avenue,
sunday night, Sept. T. 1884 at l133O, y. G..
lAvESNEE, aged u years.
Funeral services Ut tho l. street Baptist church,
Tuesday. at $3.50 L, M. Friends OF the family
are respectfully invited.
UUETER-0n the 7th inst, SALLTE UoBF-
MAN HuNTER, wifi OF William Hunter, second
assistant secretary OF state.
Funeral from her late residence, 1897 w 1t,
West Washington, on "Wednesday evening at
hHlfpast a. Relatives and friends arc invited to
attend -
BoNsALL,-on Sunday night, September 2
1884, JAMES CALVIN BoNsALL, In the 4dIh year
OF bis age.
Ills remains will be carried to Milllntown, Pa,
this evening NJ 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1884-09-09
deeds Filed for Record Yesterday.

Blake st., g. side, bet. 10th and 10th SITS. n. W.
lot a. blake and Kclly's sub. of lOl Smith
Petit TO Emily IL. and Mary L, Freeman,
$500.
Del ave-, W. side bet. and II sts. 8. W,
lots &i, IS, and 80. 81, ass, John Nj. Graham
TO John J. Leonard s9GO,53
| st. II. side, bet ith and bth sts. n. W., pit lot
3, So. 5i6, Henry IL, Arnold ct al. to Charles
w. King, 81 800.
lot ., sI n, Of 50. So Anton Eberly to Louise
C. Walker, g, loo,
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l5 Riggs aud Plants sub of so. 20S also, lith
t. GhGrch's sub. Of f sa s2s, John ". @acart. Ma :, r.
nGy 10 Mary Wilkinson. $4,000,
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dan Mehb, trustee, To Allen q Clark, GOO.
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