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THE MILITIA INVESTIGATION.
Witnesses before the Military Board
Appointed by Gov. Pattison.

The board of military officers appointed
by Gov. Pattison, of Pennsylvania, to i'm
vestigate the charges of misconduct on
the part of soldiers of the 4th, 9th, 18th,
and 18th regiments, Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard, while here on the 4th of
March last, convened at tho Riggs House
yesterday morning. Messrs. Will A.
Short and A. w. Bogia appeared to de-
fend the Sth and 14th regiments.
Mr.. Short testified that the 18th regi-
ment left the city about IL o'clock on the
9th Instant, and that they were not in
the vicinity where the offenses were
claimed to have been committed. He was
with the 9Th regiment on Maryland
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
whilo they were there, and saw no un-
ususal disturbance. He admitted that
thore might have been some disorder that
he did not see.
Mr.. A. w. Bogia corroborated Mr..
Short as far as tho 14th and sth regiments
were concerned.
The board adjourned about 2 o'clock to
call upon the District commissioners and
learn the specific charges made against
the soldiers, as the communication of the
commissioners on the subject had not
reached tho governor when they left Har.
risburg.
The conference with the commissioners
lasted half an hour, and was strictly pri.
vate. 1t was learned that the board stated
to the commissioners that they had re-
ceived n o definite information upon which
to act, and all thoy had obtained was
through ho press publications.
The commissioners furnished them with
copies of the papers which had been sent
to the governor of Pennsylyanin and
offered them the use of their office to h bid
the investigation.
The board will meet nj the District com.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.
A Department Report-Two Memorials from
Arizona-nlseussion Upon a Treaty-Yisl.
tors 10 the Naval Academy.

A Department Report-Two Memorials from
Arizona-Dlscussion Upon a Treaty-ylsl.
tors 10 the Naval Academy.
The chair laid before the Senate n communi.
cation from the Secretary OF War transmitting
a report Of the chief Of engineers relative TO
the obstruction Of navigation OF tho Arkansas
river through the draw Of the railroad bridge
nt Rob Roy, Ark Referred to the committee
on commerce.
Also memorial from the legislature OF
Arizona praying for the return 10 the public
domain of lands granted TO railroads, and es-
pecially to the Southern Pacific railroad IN
that territory. Referred TO the committee on
public lands.
Also memorial from tho legislature OF
Arizona describing In It's preamble the unpro-
tected condition Of tho border line between
that territory and the Mexican statcs OF
Sonora and chihuahua; the ease with which
criminals are able to escape from justice; the
damage to the cattle interests of Arizona by
reason of organized raids from Mexico, and
praying that an act be passed by Congress
providing for a mounted patrol for the appre.
hensOn of criminals in either country, and
that the treaty relations between the govern
inents Of the United States and Mexico in
relation TO the extradition OF criminals may
be amended. Referred to tho committee on
foreign relations.
At 1910, upon motion OF Senator Miller, OF
New York. the galleries Of the Senate were
cleared and the doors were closed. II Ia sup
posed that the We'll and La Abra treaty was
then taken up A large pile of sheep.skin
covered books lay upon Mr.. Morgans desk,
and II was assumed that he would consume
the day with speech in favor of the treaty.
The discussion was brought to an end by
half hours speech by Senator Vest In opposi-
ton to the treaty. No action was taken.
There were about dozen senators in the
chamber when lat $3.50 p. M the doors were
rcopened.
The credentials ofJames II. Berry, a senator
elect from Arkansas, were presented TO the
Senate by the Vice President.
Senators Voorhees, and Spooner were ap.
pointed by tho chair members of tho board Of
visitors to the naval academy at Annapolis.
At 5:J5 the Senate adjourned till u o'clock
to-day.
National Republican., 1885-03-25


The President sent the following nominations
to the senate yesterday
Henry l.. Mudrow, of Mississippi, to be as.
sstant secretary Of the interior.
Wm. A. j. Sparks, OF Illinois, commissioner
of the general land office.
To be collectors of customs-Francls II.
Torrey, of Maine, district of Bath, Me-; John
7. Donworth, OF Maine, district OF Aroostook,
Me.
Daniel McConville, OF Ohio, to be auditor OF
the treasury for the Postofce Department.
First Lieut.. George $. Anderson, 9th cav
airy, to be captain.
second Lieut.. John n. Glass, Gth cavalry,
Capt Samuel NJ whiteside, 9th cavalry, to
be major 7th cavalry,
Lieut.. col. John c. Tidball, ID artillery, to
be colonel lst artillery.
First Lieut. George Mitchell, I'd artillery, to
becaptain.
Mai Robert N Scott, Sd artillery, to be lieu.
tenant colonel.
Capt Edward D. williston, ID artillery to be
major Sd artillery.
First Lieut.. James Ulio, I'd infantry, to be
captain.
Second Lieut. william b. Abercrombie, I'd
infantry, TO be first lieutenant.
First Lieut.. George IL. Palmer, 10th infantry,
to be captain.
Second Lieut.. John Newton, 10th infantry,
TO be first lieutenant
First Lieut.. James f. Simpson, Sd cavalry, to
be captain.
Second Lieut. George II. Morgan, Sd cavalry,
to be first lieutenant.
Second Lieut. Daniel II. Boughton, Sd cav.
airy, to be first lieutenant.
Second Lieut.. Franklin o. johnson, I'd cav
airy, TO be first Lieutenant.
First Lieut.. Frank C. Grugan, I'd artillery, to
be captain
Second Lieut.. Edward f. Gayle, Cd artillery,
to be first lieutenant.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
DIED.

HUNTooN,..At III " ryiAnd avenue north.
cast, March ~, at u o'clock A. M, IsABELLA,
N. II.
Funeral notice hereafter.
ALEXANDER tuesday morning, March
"a, 1855, amer "a painful illness OF ave month
MAUp. only daughter of Henry and Mary Alex
hndor, In her l3th year.
OCONNER.-On Monday, March 20, at $50
y, m, DANIEL JU It's, a. his 44th year.
Funeral Mt y. IN, OIL wednesday, March 20,
from nls late teildenco. 1898 New York avenue.
Friends are espectmlly invited to attend.
philadelphia papers please copy.l
RoBEY, March -, ADDISON RonEY, aged
II years, beloved son Of 4. V, and NJ a Ro6ey.
baltimore sun and Marlboro Gazette please
copyl
CLEMMER.-In this city March ~, 1885,
MI. MARaAREr CLEMMrR, In the 74th year OF
her age.
Funeral on Wednesday at 1880 n. M. Mt the
residence, l34 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
National Republican., 1885-03-25

ALBASY, n. Y, March 2l-CharlotIo Cooper,
daughter OF J, FcnImorc Cooper, died sud-
denly Mt Cooperstowu on sundy morning ut
0ocock Miss Cooper who was Us years old,
had been somewhat an invalid all her life,
Since the death of her father the famous
novelist, in 1851 the deceased lady had lived
quietly in CoOppr-lOwn with her two sisters
Mrs. Richard ana Miss Susan Fenlmorc Cooper
The latter lady was taken suddenly and VIC.
lcnlly ~ last Friday, aud II is thought that
Miss Charlotte died from shock caused by her
sisters illness, Miss susan FcnmOle Cooper
VINO is 70 years Ul age, is Il charitable lady Of
considerable literary ability. She is az the
head of the ulphtuu ,c Ol OuT savior Of Coop
ersluwn, aud u Nao through her Rithlul ei-
tort, that the Institution was established, Pau,
H. CnOneI. OF LlL-. civ. 4. nrOA-L OL Lhu lAdLNo
National Republican., 1885-03-25
LOSS AND GAIN.

81 was taken sick a year ago
with bilious feyer.n

VI was taken sick year ago
with bilious fever"
any doctor pronounced me cured, but
] got sick again, with terrible pains in
my back and sides, and got so bad
Could not move
shrunk
From 22S lbs to 1901 | had been doctor.
ing for my liver, but IL did me no good.
j did not expect to live more than three
months, / began to use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains
left me, my entire system seemed re-
newed as IL by magic, and after using
several bottles, l am not only rs sound as
n sovereign, but weigh more than did
before. TO Hop Bitters ] owe my life."
X. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 0, 'si.
CHAPTER II.
,,Malden Mass, Feb. /, 1880. Gentlemen
Isuffercd with attacks OF sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most terrible and exoruclating man
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until / used Hop Bittors.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made mo as we'll and strong
o. when child.
"And have been so to this day"
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with serious
kidney. liver and urinary complaint,
Pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
"Incurablo ~
Seven bottles Of your Bitters cured
him and know of the
Lives Of eight'persons"
In my neighborhood that have beon
saved by your bitters.
And many moro are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
DO miraolesY Mrs. r. n. Slack.
How TO GET sICK.--ENpose yourself day and
night; cat too much without exercise; work
too hard without rost; doctor all the time;
take all the vile nostruIns advertised and then
you will want to know hotD 10 go treV, which ia
answered In three words-Take Hop Blttors.
Rs-None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile,
poisonous stufrwith Hop" or Hops in theft
name.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
panIeI ]. O,ConnelI Dead.

Daniel ]. COunell, formerly of Philadel
phia, Pa but who has been connected with
the Riggs House for years past, died at his
residence, 1888 New York avenue, last Monday
afternoon alter long and painful illness. lie
was a gentleman in manner ana speech, AID
had won to himself a large circle 0t friends.
The funeral Will take place this afternoon NJ
. oco k, aud the remains will be taken TO
Glcnwuod cemetery for intermcnt, escorted by
the Masonic fraternity, Oi which he was n
m
National Republican., 1885-03-25
MEDICAL.
HEALTH!
MEDICAL.

Swlft's Specific cured me OF rheumatism three
months ago, after my physiclans had exhausted
th ir remedies without giving relief
g. Il. GOODYEAR, Atty ut Law. Bruins.
wick, Ga.
have been afflicted with rheumatism nearly
forty years, aud few bottles of Swifts Specific
cured me. II Is u God-send to the suffering.
j. Ii. WALLER. Thomson, Ga.
have been entirely relieved OF severe rheu-
mAtsm In my right arm by the use OF Swlns
Specific, and pas ed through last winter without
SIDNEY BERBERT Ed. SO. Cultivator, At
lanta, Ga
Twenty Years.-I had been a sufferer from
rheumatism twenty years. was reduced TO n
skeleton; could hardly get about, even OH
crutChes Swltps Specific has cured me sound
and we'll MRS. EZRA AiERS HON,
Macon, Ga
swlft's Specific has relieved me OF ofrheumatism
which at one time threatened 10 stop my minis
teriRl work. REV. w. A. KIRK,
Cross Plains. Ala.
Swift's Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treaties
on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
atlanta, Ga
National Republican., 1885-03-25

2Glh s., west side, BET, ana ]. SIS, II. w., lot
G, Wroc's sub. ui 81. T. Granville n, Whit
tnNUn IN Ledu q BrOwnc, $1,000.
~ ST., Yves, slo bet. k and L sts S. W., lot 25
TuJd's sub OF So, 80, Allen &, Clara 10
Pa.riCk T. iatrigln, 500.
81 'l,, east SIDE, Bot ana X sts S. e.. part lots
and o. ~. 81 Robert h. Morris 10 Robert
II, q, liou., .au,
Lot -, n. w. l'Ulgrrl,l's sub. OF 50. 7lS Clara
c, Hgmuc.t ,u Emma II. Golpou 40,
l. st., south side, vet. ~ and u,h ,l. 8. W.,
west part iot ,uWu part 10. H. ~ nOi rsrco
l0lA It,, west ,ltO bn,. C. ave, and ii 81. s, G..
lot 4, NJ iDUli's suh, 70 .... I,", IUhn W. Cox
To William - JOuu.'u
National Republican., 1885-03-25

CHICAGO, March A.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat ruled strong early, but fell
back on good weather advices and report of
an advance in Russian securities The CLOSE
was shade under mat of yesterday. March,
7iL@7jIs, closed IA; April 7il49755s, closed
10; May, 7y1SSsJ1s, closed 7g1t; June, $3.50
S2l4, closed sl2s@ol94;, No. aspiring, A54@iU14;
No. spring, 6Ita6S; No. = red, 800 !sia; No. 8
red, TI4lg72. Corn trading was light, but the
feeling was steady, prices showing no cha lge
ut the close. Cash, $500 10; March and April,
37lag375s, closed Si9s; May, llI4@ilJs, closed
4l9s; June, Il3sGGilis, closed llSsgilM Oats
quiet, prices showing liItle change. Cash, 2IJs
@3Ol&; March and April, 271s; May, 3l3s@3,5P,
Mess pork fairly active aud slcadier advanced
IL cents on the whole range, fell back 70, raj
lied II trlile, and closed shade under yester
day. Cash, ll.75@ll.S0; May, ll,S0@l2UO,
closed ll.sj; June, ll,gOGl2,lO closed ll,D5.
Lard outlet but lirm, closing a shade higher.
Cash, G.15mG.SO April, GsU@GS2l9; May, 6.Sj6o
$50, closed go; June, G.U9lan 6,97la, closed
6,17%. Boxed meats steady and firm. Dry
sailed shoulders, 4.J0@i 60; short ribs 595;
short clear sides, G.3jd6iJ Whisky firm at
l,l5 Sugar steady aud unchanged.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
1907 Prizes, amounting to........-...........,t


CERTIFICATE.
We 10 hereby certify that we supervise tho Ar
rangements for u the m nthly and semi.
annua' Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery
COMPANY, and ~ person manage and control ths
Draw Ing ourselves, and that the same are con-
Quoted with honesty, fairness, and In good aith
toward all parties. We authorize the Company
10 uso this certificate. with fac simile OF ouf slg.
natures attached in Its advertisements.
National Republican., 1885-03-25
TB1yE1rBS, GUrDr.
TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND BAILwAY.
Il THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
ASH gptffrHNNIg9T

l. THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
49, schedule In effect March ~ 1880.
BlO a, M.-New orleans Mall, daily, making
close connections south and sOuthwe4 Daily,
except sunday, with G. N q. Hy. Pullman sleep
Ing Builctt car from New York ana Washing
ton 70 Atlanta Pullman Sleeping cars rom
cars.
6:iO r. M.-foulsynle Fast Line. daily, via
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
western Points Pullman Sleeping Cars rom
Washington to Louisville.
lO!iO T.. M.-sOuthern Mall and Express
daily to NJ pOlnts south and southwest, v n Dan
VIE nnd Charlotte Pullman sleeping cars
rom Washington, via Dauvllic, Charlotte, and
Atlanta, 70 New Orleans. also from Washington,
Nim tharlotto and Columbia, to Augu,ts.
Manassas Division Trains leave Washington ~
W;lO u. m aud i:l3 y. IN. daily except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave washi gtou at OilO n.
IN. ana b!lO y. IN. daily.
For tlckets and nll Information Inquire at Com.
pauys ONCE COL pennayivnnla avenue. Trains
n. MACDANfEL, Agent
SOL uASS,
Trafic Manager.
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MEN oNLY.--A NEW, QUICK, PFRAfAI
Nl nent, absolutely certain cure for lost OF
falling manhood. Benefits within a day; cures
usually within month. No quackery; simple,
scientific. Full explanation many references,
and iudlspulable proofs mailed under seal free.
Address THE ERIE MEDICAL CO.. Buffalo.
N Y,
NTIGoR FOR MEM QUICK, SURE. SAFE
v Book Tree. ClVIALE AGENCY, 100 Full.
ton ST., New York.
NvERvoUs DEBILITY; QUICK, PERNfA-
N nent cure. Book free. CIVIALE
AGENCY, 100 Fulton street, New York.
Il ADIEs.-JU>T PUBLISHED, TREAT
Bust and Form" Colored anatomical plato,
full explanation medical opinions. &c Mailed
sealed Tor 20 cents.
Address p. o. DRAWER l79,
Buffalo. ". v.
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Metropolis View, lot 80, rhos. Berry ct al.
trustees sub, Hunlr Roach 10 Albert A,
Brooke, 81, 800.
MouIc.l0, lots 1lS, 21J, and I'D, see o, Nathan
sprt- NC 10 William S. Johnson 80,
GEORUETOwN,
At the n ". corner of West and Washington
stsh Henry M. SWeeny 10 John ". MIgru-
der, u.
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w. H. MORRISON'S
475 pENNA, AVENUE.

A LPHABEr1cAL LIST OF BATTLES
Three thousand ave hundred OF them; tho
troops engaged; full history OF the largest bat
tios and what corps participated; number OF
killed and wounded &C. with names Oh sJnerM
officers killed or wounded
a CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF THE
REBELLION.
Alone worth the price Of the book showing tho
commencement oil tho war and events " itI
close.
ROSTER OF SURGEONS.
Seven thousand IN number, by regiments. Wit,
addresses ofncarly all OF them. showing dntept
service Date Of discharge OF EVERY regiment.
number of regiments, batteries and companies
furnished by each State, list OF casualties by
states, Pension Agencies by districts, with
unme ofagent, and other valuable Information
sent iroe vi postiiso Gu receipt "a oUc csnsA
AuuIeSs
GRAY & CLARKSoN.
Washington. y.
GLonE orrrcr,
$50 Pennsylvania Avenue
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Its Grand Single Number Drawing viii ,ato
place monthly. IL neve Scales or postponta
LOOK a. the following Distribution:
GRAND MONTHLY ORA WING,
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PROPOSdLS.
PROPOSALS FOR raEsn BEEF
OFFICE a. G. g.,
WASiIINuToN BARRACKS, D. C.,


OFFICE a. G. g.,
WAsnINuroS BARRACKS, d. C.,
March z, 1886.
Sealed proposals, In trlplicatc, subject to the
usual conditions, with copy OF this advertise
ment attached, Will bo received at this office
until IL o'clock Doon OH WEDN ESDAN.
APRIL 10, 1880, at which time and place they
viii ne opened iD presence of bidders, for fur
nshing and deliv ring the Fresh Beet required
by the subsistence Depn tmcnt, u. 5. Army. at
this post. for issues 10 troops thereat during the
fiscal year commencing July /, 1885.
Beef from cattle welghngless than $50 pounds
net shall not be delivered.
Propos ts must he incosed In sealed env lop
marked proposals for ,sh Beef" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals, Blank proposals giving In
formation ns TO conditions, quality of beef pay
m mt, amount OF bond, &c, must be obtained
by application to this Office.
sEBREE SMITH,
LIST 1t. r. Q. M, I'd Art, A. G. s.
mh23,24, 49, 5,26,ap1314
A RcA1rEcrs oFFISE. Y; a1,S| 5: CAPITOL,
Sealed proposals for constructing iron green
house at Botanic Garden will be received at this
office until IL o'clock IN. ON WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 1, 1880. where plans and specifications
for this work can now he seen.
BY order of Joint Committee on Library.
mhlI-smw OF
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SPLENDID oPPoUrUNGTY TO WIN A
FORTY Me "N -

BY an overwhelming popular vote Its fran.
chso Wa9 made part Of ihe present state CON
'utution, adopted Dec 2, A. u. 1870
National Republican., 1885-03-25

SALVATION OIL, the pain eradicator and fam
lily medicine, is only % cents bottle.
National Republican., 1885-03-25

At New Orleans. Tuesday, April IA. 1885 nm
der the supervision aud manage aneut OF fyen "a
y. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, and Gen Jubai A.
Early, of Virginia. -
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.uEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.

4
(Leave II, & T. Depot, Sixth and u streets).
S:lp A, M.-FOr all way stations, Lexington,
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, and
81 Louis. Da ly except sunday,
IL a, M,-For Newport News, Old Point Conn
fort, and Norfolk. Daily except sunday
Through parOr ear Washington Old Point
Comfort.
$40 =, M.--For Louisville. Cincinnati, ~, Louis.
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and southwest, Fast Express
ldally)i docs not slop for local business
Through Pullman service to Louisville and
Cincinnati.
For tickets and Information apply ut c. 4 o.
railway office, 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Otol: Virginia Midland Lalwuy Office,
OOl Pennsylynulu avenue, and Is, Il y. station.
H. W, FULLER,
General PASSENGER Agent
G.. W. SMITH, FiANk TRIGG.
General Manager. n, H. Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1885-03-25

CuTs, burns scnltls aud tho bites OF insects
cured by salvation OIL. Only 20 cents,
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incorporated IN 1868 for 20 years by The T,er-
stature tor educational and charitnbie pnrp1sr9
with capital Of ,uoQ 900 70 which 4 reserve
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100, 600 Tickets ~ Five Dollars Each.
Fractions In iiiths In proportion
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NyARICoCELEi PAINLESS CURE. BOOK
irye CIYIALE A0ENUI, 100 Fultons@
New York.
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS RA -
WI urtntiuu Company, for uS. on, NJ Ss., VIA
Norfolk. The A Iron Steam rsALLEGllA ANN,
t0pL William A. Hhlv,t NEttKSHIRl, Capt
r. NJ, noweN; y. 4. MILLER, Capt solomon
ltuwps. From Bll ore eNCrF MONDAY and
THURSDAY at q p NJ, From BoIo every
wIDNE-D \ and IIkpAE a. 3 %. IN.
Fare mol % n uculs AMI Htatoruom berth,
3li ROuHt IlH =
E0 or, s&HEAE n,ri 'ItEtL ihG1 ir Ir9n
irS WILLIAM g. ANE. pl \. =. Ttylor;
WILLIAM LAWR. &GE, Cap. \. .u6per
Far molu ing meals AMI stateroDm bur %,
40. Accumm 'tO.s u H1rpa su Srruu
class passage and Clildrcn u rcd ced rate.
10 - rh tickets ln all points In ge rgiA, FlurutA,
amt AlahumU Eur ir'lc u or paHsaye apply e.
A Il, uuGGtNS Ascent. loot Long DocS, Hat
Is, SAMPSON. Agent 81 Contra wharf hos.
JAMES wEsr & co, Agents. savannah,
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LOTTERIES.

This Is the Only Chartered Lottery OF Any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
National Republican., 1885-03-25

Moderate operations In 10, 30, 80, or so shares
legltimately conducted.
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VNTAsHINGrON, ONO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY,

WINTER ARIA NGEM INT,
TWO TRAINS DAILY (ENCEPT SUNDAY
BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND
ROUND HILL.
Leave Washington at p25 n. IN. and 4i26 p.
m. and Alexandria ut 033 u. IN. aud i;3l y. m.
Pass Leesburg going westward at l2;l3 D. IN,
and 7:l2 p M and arrive at Round Hill at l;01
a. IN, aud S!Ol D. m
Leave Round HiIi ut 4:i5 n. IN. and 1855 D. m.
pusS Lceshuru, going eastward, nj 5;3S II IN, nnd
2;iS y. M, aud arrive nj Alexandria at $40 H.
m. and 5:25 y. M, and ut Washington at $40 II.
m. and b'35 ~ IN.
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round IIll at 4!46
a. m. Arrivcsnt Alexandria at S:15 and WASH
ington at $40. Leave Washington nt 500 y. M;
Alexandria at S!lOp IN. Pass LeeSb re-, going
~ n, pippntIV s,r,rI,, .,|r,,i,,,
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UNDERT.fKERS.
FINANCI1L.

DEvoLUT1oN
IN WALL STREET STOCK OPERATIONS.
COMMISSIONS REDUCED oNE.hALF.
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IL Machincs--3 Theaicrs.
'Satsitcory Reduction In Gas Bills. Better
Light We recommend H."
HARRY MISEn's liowery Thcater.) =
Peoples -
Eighth Ave-" W
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farms with Us, and she's just the dearest
sweetest old maid of . married woman. y
And there she was, sitting in the phatou
hugging the angular female, and coaxing
her to stay to supper.
!" Indeed, dear, / can't tonight" re
piled Mrs. Whiteman. "l'm expecting
friends of Jared's from town and ! must
hurry right away. It's getting late and
it's long way across q ten-acre field,
you know"
It sounded like slap, but 1 saw it was
kiss, and Matte laughed as she watched
the angular female drive away to and old
farm house that fronted ours.
"Do you know" she said, turning to
me "that this house of ours is built on q
battlefield? This ten-acre piece used to
belong to jimmy before Mrs. Whiteman,
and one time Web and jared
But just then Web came in.
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Sirel" exclaimed q man In shs hosi,ett
garb Of . mechanic 20 Richslisa. Rsims
minister Of France, - he MSS enterine his
palace; !" Sire, have made : discovery
which shall make rich aud great Shg ns-
tion which shall dsvslope it. Sirs, will
you give" the m audiencs ~
Richelieu, constantly importunsd. Gnal-
" ordered the mndman" imprisoned.
Even in jail he did not desist from declar.
ing bis "deiusion, which one day attract
ed the attention Of . British nobleraap.
who heard De CansSs story, and devel-
oped his discovery ofstcam powvri
All great discoveries assA q 6rss siersied.
Seven years ago a.faan yes .under mid
die age, enriched by . business which ooy-
ered the continent, found himself sudden
ly stricken down. When his physicians
said recovery WIS impossibls, be. ussd .
new discovery, which, like all advances
10 science, had been opposed bitterly By
the schoolmen. Nsvertheless, Il cured
him, and out of eystitude therefor ke
consecrated = part Of his wealtt 20 che
spreading Of its merits before the world.
such in brisf is the history Of WArnsr's
safe cure, which has won, aecording 20 the
testimony of eminent persons, the most de-
served reputation ever accorded to anv
known compound, and which is finally
winning on its merits alone the approval
OF the most conservative practitioner. Its
fame now belts the globe.-zhe Herald.