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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
WASHINGTON. OHIO AND WESTERN
W RAILROAD.

On and after June II, 1885, trains will leave
from and arrive no Sixth and i streets depot
as follows;
Lonvc Naghinpton %. m. and 1855 y. m, ,
daily, Arrive nt Belmont Park lu;jl q, IN. and
G:26 .. M. Leesburg ll'Ol q, m. and Gjb y. m.
Arrive Mt Round Hill 7:lS p. ~ Returning,
leave Round llill 6'O} n. m. and 3;09p. m. Pass
Lccsburg J:l2 q. In. and S;ij y. M. Belmont
Park 6:5l %. m. and 3;1S y. m, and arrive at
Washington S'3j o. m. aud $40 p. m.
Special cycur ion rates and Sunday trains
10 Belmont Park. Monthly aud cOmmutation
rates to all points $. NJ. BlOPllI,
Superintendent, Alexandria, Va.
T.. j. LOCKWOOD, Passenger Agent, t07
Ponnaylynnia avenue, Washington, u. @.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE.

Its Grand single Number Drawing Will
t,ifc rinc" nontbIy. IL never Scales or Post
ponos. Look Mt the following Distributions;
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS IL,
At New Orleans, Tuesday, AUG. II, 1855, IN
der the supervision aud management ot Hen.
q, 4. Bcnrrcgira. of Louisiana, and ten, ju-
bal A. EARLY. of Nirginin.
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Those who would tho story know,
Oar Nations JOY, our Nations woe.
Tho rise and tall Of GRANT will find
A full content for heart AMI mind,
NEXT SUNDAY.
Our tTuO REPUBLICAN viii then
portrny the uohlest citizen,
The mighty chicll The good and wise
VIII value and preserve the prize
NEXT SUNDAY.
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CITY ITEMS.

II you foelncrvous about your kidneys. liver.
or urinary organs, use Hunts Remedy.
MANY man who had lost nerve vigOr, and
energy has been cured by Hunts Remedy,
JOSHUA TuTmILL, Saginaw, Mich.,. had
Drights disease and was cured by Hunts
Remedy.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

Persons desiring the General Grant memo
rinl number OF TmE NATIONAL REpUBLlCAN, to
he business ojlec, corner of Tenth and d
streets, OF by mail.
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IlowLAND DENTAL Association, 2ll Four
Pennsylvania avenue. Il. p. Rowland, NJ. D.,
@. Ii. Rowland, d. ID. S.. and Robert W. Tai
bott, surgical, operative. and mechanical den:
tist. EXtractions, under nitrous oxide, 90
cents each tooth, and only 50 cents extra fol
gas, whether one or n number Of teeth are eX'
tracted ut the same sitting. Have admins
tered nitrous oxide to over 40, 900 persons. Ar,
tiGcial teeth 81 per set. Gold, amalglm, and
white filings inserted in the best manner. AL
work warranted first class.
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VuE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
l. 70 THE NORTH, WEST. AND SOUTH,
WESl. ,DOu BLE TRACK. SpLENDlD
NENI ENlLlpALENI.

TILE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA R0lmIrE
$TGHG GoGatf rEhAfkEs hEiEs fMFRGESSRIF!P MhGSIF
N N FEFEgf {AIVT JWNE WXE,i r. xT5y l832 ,,oo
station, corner 9TH aud y SIS. as lollows;.
For pittsburg and the West, Chicago Linz
itcd Express o! Palace Sleeping Cars Mt $50
II, m, daily; Est Line $50 =. m, daily to Cin-
from harrisburg to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car
to st. Louis; daily, except Saturday, TO- Chi
eago, with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago.
daily. with Sleeping Cars Washington TO Chi
cugu aud harrisburg to liouisyille, connecting
nt Harrisburg with Western Express with
through SleopGrs for Cleveland and 81. Louis,
! Pacific Express ~ =. m. daily for pittsburg
and tho West, with through Sleeper Harris
BKLTiM0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
| For Eric, Cnnnulnigua, Rochester, Buffalo,
| Nugnrn, 10 y, IN. daily except Saturday, with
/ Palace Cars Washington To Rochester,
, For WiliamspoTt, Lock Haven. and Elmiro,
! ut Q:jD u. IN. Caily. except sunday.
For New York and the East 7:l6, $3.50. and
/ II TIN, ., i, 10 y. M, and l2l5 night. On
/ sunday. $40 a. M, nnd2, !, 10 m, and 1910
night. Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor
! Cars, Gao Il, N, daily, except Sunday.
For BoEon:&'thoqt chaInip' p IN. every
For Brool,lvn, n. Y, el! through trains
Annex, nllnrding direct transfer to Fulton
street. avoiding double ferringc across New
York CITY.
For Philadelphia, 7;l5, s3O. and II \. M. .
t. O., IN y. M, aud bl2;lj night. On SUNDAY
$3.50 q. NJ, ,, I, u, 10, y. M, and l2,l5 night
lnmlted Express, $40 Il. IN daily, except sun
For Baltimore, G.3j. 7ll, $50, $40, $50. II Il
m, 1905, ., !, 4.25, 40, q, 40, 10 y. M, an,
l2,l5 night. On Sunday, $50, $50, II II. M, .
4, u, 40, 10 .. IN, and l2.l5 night.
For popeH Creek Line, 7.l5 a. IN, and i,4O y
y IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, 6:35 II. m, 1905. and i:25 y
m, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, y. m.
. ALEXANDRIA, AND FREDERICKSBURG,
HALLWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA, AM
WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, 6, :, 9;2j. ll,Ol and ll;3j 4
M, 9;Oi, l2j, I;l5, 6;2i, S!Oj. and ll:37 y. u
On Sunday, Mt Il, 9:2l, ll;Ol u. M, 500 y, m.
For Richmond and the South 6 and ll'Ul
m. daily, aud i'i5 p. m. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington
6O5, $, 10. lO'lOn. IN" 3:Oj, 8'23, 5'lO, IOi, an
ll;33pm., and 1910 midnight (oNcopt Monday
n On Sunday NJ and 1910 a. M, 100 and IL;
\ y, M, and 1910 night
4 Tickets aud information Mt the office, nOTtl
u east corner of 18th street and pennsylyun
ce avenue, and ut the station, where orders cl
~ be left for the checking of baggage to dcstn
,h tion from hotels and residences,
~ CllAS. H. PUGIl, General Manager.
'E j. h, WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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.... III
NJ. SLAUGHTER,
Gencrnl Pas .enger Agent.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE, IN EEEEGgT SUNDAY. MAY
3, 1885, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
XIV yf SEsE4 MsEISnS'3G n&S3GNg 2 AND 'b'9s srRGET fFEf
For Chicago, 1000 u. IN. and 1910 y, IN. daily.
The 1000 u m: j. fast Limited Express to
Pittsburg and Chicago, arriving in Pittsburg
NJ 1850 =. M, Chicago next morning nc S5j.
No extra fare is charged on this train for fast
time.
daily at 3:jD y. III. aud 1910 y. n., with
Through Coaches and Palace Sleeping Cars to
above points, without change. 3 ~ T.. IN. train
| isa Fast Limited Train to Cincinnati and St.
/ Louis, arriving in Cincinnati next morning ut
/ I,l5. 81. Louis. 80 p. III. No extra fare Is
/ charged on this train for fast time.
For Pittsburg At, 1000 II. M. with Parlor
| Car, and p 10 p. N. daily TO Piusburg, Clcyc-
. land .ard Detroit. with Sleeping Cars to Pitts
For Baltimore on week days, 8, 61o, G.4O
minute trlinJ 30, l.SO,iio, $40, $40. 100,
FOR baltimore on Sundays 6:lO. 7:3O. $50,
and 1905 u. m, les, l:}D $780, IiO. $40 $40, Z,
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road and points south, 93 q. N. and 9.lOp.
Washington t9 New Orleans.
For Annapolis, 6.lO IN, m. and j.. 10 and 40
y. m; On SUNDAY. $50 q. NJ. and 40 p. m.
For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore, ., G.lO $50 -. M, l. 10 =. M, 3.3O,
iAO, 100. and ll.oDp. IN. On Sunday, $50 u.
IN, and l.3l. 3.3D, 20. 100. aud LOO y; N,
IN. and ll.li =. N. daily except Sunday, and
$40 D.. m. daily; lao T.. IN. daily except Sun
day. for principal stations on Metropolitan
Branch; $40 u. IN. daily on Sunday stops at all
stations; for Lexington, StnuntOn. and Valley
Branch, $40 u. III. daily except Sunday; for
} Frederick, $40 n. N. and l,iO y. IN. daily OK
cent Sunday.
} For local stations between Washington and
} Gaithcrsburg. l2.aU =. m. daily except sunday.
J For litgerstown aud Winchester, $40 u. m ..
D daily except Sunday. and $3.50 y. IN. daily to
. llugerstoWu; daily, except Sunday, to VIM
y chester.
d Trains arrive from the west daily, 6. 7;2O n.
D M, l3lb, G;3O y. II.
D From Annapolis, s33O u. m. and loo and 5:2j
y. M; sunday, lu:3h q. NJ, b:j5 y, m.
II From Lexington, 5:3J r. IN. daily except
Sunday.
" From Frederick aud intermediate points,
" S:2b n. III. and $50 y. IN. daily except Sunday.
M Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington NJ
" $40 $50, 1:2O. 9Ul. Eu5. ami 1880 a. M. and
l2,l5. . 30, 500. 90, 4.2O. OO, 6&O. $40. 900
70 and II % p m; on Sundays, go, 7.2l. 9.OO aud
i 0O5n. m. l&D, 23O, 40 800 $50, 800 800, an,
/. II y. III.
= An trains from Washington stop at Relay
10 Station except l.2j. Jlj, mud $40 p. III,
20 moro and Ohio ticket Oilice-WashngtOn Sta
&c tiOn, go aud 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, ,corne
Z of Fourteenth street, where orders wall b.
taken for baggage to be checked and received
10 c. K.LORD. q. p. A.
r b. DUNllAM, General Manager, Baltimore
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Persons desiring tho General Grant memo =
rial number of The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, to
be issued Sunday. will please leave orders at
tho business Office, corner Of Tenth anu ID
streets, or by mail
National Republican., 1885-08-04

BE- an overwhelming popular vote it, fran
CSnstitution, adopted Dee. ., A. d. 1879,
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THE. VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST


200 A. M.-Lynchburg Mail, daily, except
Sunday 10 local stations, connecting at Lynchs
burg with Richmond and Allegheny and Nor.
folk and Western railroads.
ll:lj y. M.-Ncw Orleans Fast Mail, daily,
making close connection south and southwest,
Daly, except Sunday, with q. ~ o. Ry. Pull
man Sleeping Buffet Car from New York and
Washington to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington TO New Orleans With
out change of cars. Pullman PnrOr Cars from
Washington to White Sulphur Springs.
5.l5 p. NJ louisville Fast Line, daily, via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville, md
all Western points. Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington to Louisville.
lOiO i. M,-SOuthern Mail and Express,
daily. 70 oil points south and southwest, via
Danvillc md Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping
Cars from Washington to Atlanta, Montgom-
cry, and Selma. PnrlOr Cars Montgomery to
Now Orleans. Pullman Cars from Washing
ten, via Charlotte and Columbia, TO Augusta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington
at Iii y. IN. daily, except Sunday. WnrrentOn
trains leave Washington at 100 u. M, II 10 o.
m. and 5ij p. M, daily.
Trims arrive IN Wnshington-SOO n. m.,
Southern Express, daily; S.i5 q. M, Strnsburg
Local, daily, except Sunday; l.5O y. m,
y. m, Now Orleans Fast Mail, daily; 9i0 u.
m.. Louisville Special. daily.
For tickets utd all information INQUIRE Mt
C0mpany's ONCE, GOl Pennsylvania avenue.
| Trains leave from II. ~ =. station.
n. MACDANlEL, Agent.
SOL. HASS,
/ NJ. SLAUGHTER,
General Passenger Agent,
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DIED.

rRATG-At 2 o'clock II. M, Aug, ., 1885
oftyphOid fever, JULIA IL, wife of Walter s..
Pratt, and he daughter of the late Y. p. Page.
Funeral from residence, 4lllId street north
west, Wednesday, at o'clock.
FRN.--At Oakland. Nd. Sunday, Aug. .,
BgsslE ALLISON, infant daughter Of Smith ID,
and Mary Il. Fry, ...
Funeral services will be held from Oak Hill
Chapel ut p' III. Aug I.
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Persons desir ing the General Grant mem,
rial number of TnE NATIONAL REPuGLICAN. t
he issued Sunday. will please lMve orders q
the business Office, corner OF Tenth and
streets, or by mail.
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CApITAL PRIZE. SIS. 900.
lOnOOO Tickets nt Five Dollars each. Frnc
tuus, in iiith7, in proportion.


lNpl lrlEcH, hlNOWNlIlN W
CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify tbnt we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
nnnunl Drawings of the Louisiana State, lot
terry Cumpnny, and in person manage ana con-
troll the Drawing ourselves, aud that the same
are conducted with honesty, tdiT4ess, ana IN
good faith toward all parties We authorize
the company to u3c this certificate. with fac
similc OF our signature attached g. itS adyer-
tisomcnls, q. I. BEAU REGARD,
j. a. EARLY.
Application orrates 20 clubs should ho made
only to the office Of the Company, in New Or
For further information, wri'o clearly, civ
ing full address.
IMPORrANT.t
Eg-Rcmit by Postal Nuto, Express Money
Order, New York Exchange, ar DRAFT on New
Orleans. Letters with Currency invariably by
EXprrss, We nay cXprcsl Churgc. on ~ sums
OF y on upward, addressed NJ. a. DAlPlilN,
! New Orleans, Ll.
Address Rcgistorcd Letter and make Post
| Office Money Orders Payable 10 NEW, Ol'
| LEANS NATIONAL BANK, New OdcanS
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LOTTERIES.
L. S. l..
This sthc Only Chartered Lottery ofany State
LOUISIANAS STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated in 1868 for q years hy the Leg
stature for education and charitable pnr-
poses. with u capital of 81 Wl0OJ, to whleh y
added
National Republican., 1885-08-04

Persons desiring the General Grant memo
rial number of TmE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, to
bo issued Sunday. will please leave orders ~
the business office, corner of Tenth and u
streets, or by mail.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

Persons, desiring the General Grant memo
rial number of TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
to be issued Sundny. will please leave orders
at the business office, corner of Tenth and u
streets, or by mail.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Al.
dernry Butter churned every morning and
delivered in I pound Ward" prints, at 50
cents per pound. Also cottage cheese, 3 cents
per ball; buttermilk, 8 cents per quart, and
sweet milk Mt cents per quart.
National Republican., 1885-08-04


BALTIMORE. Aug. 3.-Becf cattlc-rrade
slow. but prices, as to quality, without change.
Best beoyes. .5.@5Sc; first quality. IA SC;
the sales were from 3'@5ic Rcceipts-l ,6iS
head; snle, l,0l6 head. Swine-Light sup
ply and only u fair d.mand. Receipts-3,O Ol3
head quotations. Ga 7!c. The receipts OF
sheep and lambs were 1861 head. Quotations
-Shocp, pa lc; lambs, 3@6c.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

So per gallon, rs cents quart bottle. No. |
Rye Whisky. best in tho world for the money.
atMcGee's, Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

Persons desiring the General Grant memo
rial number of TnE n ,TiONAL REPuBLICAN, to
be issued Sunday. will please leave orders at
the business office, corner of Tenth and ID
streets, or by mail.
National Republican., 1885-08-04

TIE FIRE AND Police Fund.-. W.
Whelpley, acting treasurer of the United
States and eX oilicio commissioner of
the District sinking fund, yesterday sent
to the commissioners his report of the
interest received of the fremen's and
police funds invested in United States
securities as follows:
METROPOLITAN POLICE FUND.
Interest on S23, $50 ut 3.G5 per Cont",""rsi24 u
iutTrrgt on $3.50 MI 8 per cent ...,,,....... 90
$50 G3
FIREMEN's FUND,
Interest on 5000 ut 3.6j per cent"".m",... 10 "
Interest ON 900 at 3 per cent.""""."..". l Oh
u i5
Total ",,,,,.',.'.''''' '''''''''' ''''''''Sil3 VI
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Secure rooms and tickets at Baltimore and
Ohio Offices. 1851 aud Gl9 Pa. aye 81. Marc
Hotel, and Knox express. G1l Pa, ave-, who
will also check baggage from hotels and pri-
vntc residence.
For further information inquire ut Com.
pnny's office. 7th IT. wharf. Telephone call
1l5-3. WILLIAM +. WEIGH, Gen. Agent
National Republican., 1885-08-04


A st. north side. bet lst and ID sts o. lot &, "a
721. Nelson RyOn to Samuel Bieber, $3.50.
II II. south side, bet 18th and 18th sls n ",
west half Of lot II. "a 1866, Mary Elizabeth
Trcgo tO William COrCOran Hill, $500.
Dorees st. north side, bet n Cap. and lst slH
NV, lots liz to III inclusive aud lot X of A
Il Shepherds sub 50 62i, Thomas Kirby to
Clarence u liheem, 5000
18th st. west side between X and S sts n W. lot
81 and lot 81 in the rear of q WbClark ct ais
sub "a 1872, Vim NJ Gibson to Minnie Evan,
S5.6OO.
r st, south side, bet II and 18th SITS n W, sub
lots l2l and l}l. 50 ljj. John B Alley to
'Dhomas W StOcknrd, S3,H7.2O.
| Frcnch 81, north side. bct0th and 10th sis n W,
lot llG, Warmers sub 81 363, Il II Warner to
| Mel Il Gfubam, $3.50.
| Il ave, north side, bet llth add 18th ss n W,
lot %. urcen'd sub 50 $40. John i Green to
| Edward J Lawson, Sl,STlGO.
| 7th st. west side, bet IL and | ats o. lot 25,
| Chappcl's sub 81 S5S, Della Cnarpel to Cha,
II Chapel, e62lW.
7th st, west side, bet II and SITS o, lot %, {
Chappol's sub 50 S5S.Oclla Chapel to Gideor
II Baxter, S62LgG.
Corcoran st. south side bet lith and 10Th ST.
NV, lot AZ, Riggs X Plants sub So 20S. heir
at law of Slm'l Il GOuverneur, dec. to llenr!
II Spackman, $1,000.
q at, north side. bet Slh and 9th sts o, @ 10
4. So 926, Matilda James to Mary McGrath
| 50 400,
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NEW BOOKS.

The Congo and the Founding Of Its Free
State. by Henry NJ. Stanley.
Gen. Gordon's Journal at Khnrtoum.
George Elot's Poetry and other Studies. By
Miss Cleveland.
How We Are Governed, BY A. Il. Dawes.
At the Red Glove.
Boy Life in the U. S. Navy. By II. II. Clark.
Adventures of Harry Marine. by Admiral
Porter.
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SON,
d2s SEVENTH STREET N, w.
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COUNTY.

Mt Pleasant, lot /, Kelly's sub of Wright a
Cox's tub, Jno + Kelly to Enoch-and Nelly
Williams, 1926,
ct al to Sarah a COnnOr, S5j2.50.
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At Norfolk with BOSTON and PR0Nl-
DENCE steamers and the other railroad and
steamboat lines. Freights received and bills
Of lading given for points named above.
Commencing juno IL, stop Mt Pincy Point
daily,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
DAILY LINE To NORFOLK AND FORT
~ RESS MONROE. Steamers GEORGE
LEAEY and EXCELSIOR.

One oC tho aboyo Thoroughly reliable first
class steamers will leave Seventh street wharf
daily, except Sunday, nj $50 p. m. Returning,
leave Boston wharf, Norfolk, daily, except
Saturday, nt 4 y. m, connecting NJ OLD
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-09
Ora s,heppsrs In calitornia.

sAS FRAxctsco,, June s.-Grashopper
rayages in California are much less seriouG
than at ast supposed. The damages to
grain by them are mostly confined to the
southern portion Of the San Joaquin Val
ley. The latest reports IRON there show
that the first statements were greatly ex-
aggerated. No correct estimates can yet
be made,ot the damaees. a young vine.
yard in the neighhorhood of Sacramento
has been partially damaged, but bea'ing
vines have. escaped. The trade winds
which prevail at this season Of the year,
do not seem to agree with them, D. W.
Coquellette, Of the Agricultural Depart
ment at Washington, is here investigating
the matter,
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WHAT Villas SAYS
ABOUT DISCHARGED Elfp1oYRs
n ,hs RAILWAY Postal ssryiee-He Claims
That He has Been wrop gsd bI Insaa.
eisnt olsrks-A Plaintlve Civil Ser.
vice Appeai-washington News.

wAsHNaros, D. c., June s.-Post-
master General Villas to-day denied that
he had sent dispatch to Chicago touch-
ing the threatened strike among the rail-
way postal clerks, as has been stated in
Chicago. He says there need be no ap
.prehenston Of strike among the railway
service employees. Il was stated that q
few clerks who felt that from their ineti.
cheney they had no chance ofremaining
in the service had endeayored to effect
a combination among the older and
more efficient men, but they had failed
in the attempt.
The official Postal Guide for May con-
tains notice over the signature Of the
Postmaster General that efficient and
honest railway clerks who have not turn
ed their attention TO political labors dur
ing their service need have no lear OF be-
ing disturbed. "That declaration in re-
gard to postal clerks and their retention" "
said the Postmaster General, "has
never been departed from In q single in
stance. Ibelieve one mistake was made;
but when discovered 1t l restored the
man to service. There has been q very
number OF removals made,
but I think that no less than three.fourths
Or perhaps ninety one-hundredths of
them were made because Of inefticiency,
because they were not good clerks because
they were what Is known in the service
IS "deadwood." Avery limited percent
age have been removed because
they were partizans. It is not unlikely
that many clerks removed for inetiieiency
have reported at their localities that they |
we're removed for partisan reasons, but |
he truth Is Just as / have stated. ES-
lminations Just completed show that dur.
ng March, April and May the morals Of
he service have greatly improved and bet
.er results have never been obtained in an
u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-09

AT Buffalo -Butalo, 5; Detroit, II.
Errors, Buffalo s, Detroit 6. Bases,
Buffalo u, Detroit II. Struck out by Se-
rad by GetzeinG ..
at Chicago Ccihago, o; st. Louis, s.
Errors, Chicago, 18; st. Louis y. Bases,
Chicago, 8; st. Louis q. Struck out by.
Boyle, 2; by Pfefer, 4.
At Philadelphia. - Athletics III; 81.
Louis II. Errors, Athletics 0, st. Louis 8.
Bases, Athletics IL, St. Louis 20. Struck
out by Foptz 4; by Love 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn o; Pittsburgh.
9. Errors, Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh 4
Bases, Brooklyn 9, Plttshursh 10. StYneS
out by Morris, 8; by Porter, o.
AZ Baltimore Baltimore, s; Cincinna
u, Q. Errors, Baltimore, 4; Cincinnati.
I. Bases, Baltimore, IA; Cincinnati, I.
Struck out BY Henderson, 8; by Mount,
AT Providence Providence, i; Phila-
delphia, Q. Errors, Providence 5, Phla.
della 9. Bases, Providence 8, philadel-
|phia3. Struck out Ferguson 6, by Rad
AT New York-Metropol olitansI4; Louis.
yilles 9, Errors, MetEopopolitans 9, Lou.
isyilles !. Bases, Metrcpolitans IS, Lou
isyilles 10 Struck out BY Heeker 81 by
Porter
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INDIAN TROUBLES.


A Practical Plan TO Preveat Further Atroei-
wAsHISeroS, June s.-Joseph K. Met.
calte, . farmer and miner ofsilyer City n.
NJ, proposes to Secretary Lamar the fol-
lowing plan to settle the Indian troubles:
"send all the soldiers to the reservation,
let them take charge Of every. woman and
child in the reservation. Then say to the
bucks, sYou must bring those hostile In.
dians in, dead or alive, sr your wives and
children will be taken 70 a far-otf land,
where you will never see them again
Take my word for II in less than two
months the trouble will end. Require
him to bring in the live Indian or his
head. Send q faw Mexicans along to see
that they do not bring in Mexican heads
they are no fools In cunning. First, be
sure TO prepare stout stockade, large
enough to hold allthe womenand children.
Give them plenty Of food and treat them
well, but be firm with them. When the
hostile bucks are brought in try and
execute every one who was on the war
path, and do 1t in the presence OF all
the Indians. Our Eastern Indian lovers
will howl over such q measure-call 1t
murder-and every paper viii pipe over
1t. Let them veil. These hostile bucks
deserve death as much as any other muir
derers. They were in charge Of the mill
tary; let anyone justify them in starting
out to murder indiscriminately. I tell
you that false sympathy for the poor
Indian should not be considered at head
quarters. They are no better than whites
and should be punished Just the same.
The scouting arrangement is a curse.
They go along with the troops and keep
the Indians posted OF every movement
Twenty-Five thousand soldiers can mot
catch one Indian in our mountain unless
he wants to be captured. The soldiers
are not 70 blame for not catching the
Indians"
In conclusion Mr.. AGetcalfe says that
the army officers in his vicinity fully
agree with him and commend his plan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-09
National Raiiroad Of M.rleo.

LAREDO Tex, June SIT is learned
here from officials connected with the
Mexican National Railway that PFesiden
Palmer, as the result Of his recent
trip to the City Of Mexico and along
the line Of the Mexican National,
has finally formulated and brought
forward q feasible plan for Obtaining snfti.
cient money to complete this great road
and save Its valuable franchises from
forfeiture. His plan Is to get the consent
OF the first mortgage bondholders for
the Issue Of new loan of $4,000, 900.
It Is stated that the majority Of
these bondholders have already consented
to the scheme, but the minority are
displaying such bitter and unreasonable
opposition as to seriously imperil the COM
pletion Of the road. If-President Palmer
finally succeeds in getting this new loan
upon the market under such favorable
conditions, It will be taken in the City oil
Mexico, and at santillo, Monterey and
Laredo. :,