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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

CIscrSNATI Hoe MARKET. Jan. S.--Hogs
quiet comnon aud light Si5 D 4 IS; pac ing
and butchers 81 5Oa4 So; receipts $500 head
shipments SO
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NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Stocks lower. tlouey
LAP. Cotton very dull; uplands 11t; Orleans
11ss. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat higher ano
firm. Corn higher aud firm.
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COUNTY BONDS Under an Act OF the
Legislature authorizing the Board of Super
visors of Fai,fax county to borrow money,
ffy bonds, of the sum Of one hundred dol,
lars each. bearing six per cent. interest,
,edeemable January 1st, 1883 Tor before, at
the pleasure of the county,, will be issued
and ready for takers on the 18th inst.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ellis q. m-Wheat active
and about &c under the early prices; May is nov
being quoted at S71h. Corn is also strong 81
1873 for February and AIS for May. Oats ooit
for May.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

$500 yards of yard wide bIeached Cotton
at eight cents yard. Warranted better
than fruit, at I. Eiohberg & Co.'s.
aD5 1w
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RICHMOND MARKET, Jan 6.-The market has
been somewhat moro animated. Flour firm.
Receipts of Wheat only fair; the offerings to-day
reaching only 1000 bushels with sales OF white
at S7a92; longberry at 9Ca95 and shortberry at
9OaS5 Only Ga bushels of Corn reported sold
on private terms. Nothing doing in Rye or Oats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

Gail at Eichberg & Co.'s special sale this
week of Quilts and Bleached Cottons.
jap5 lW
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POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and cool, with one prisoner and six locgers
ut the station house.
The only case before the Mayor this
mcruing for trial was that of VIM Williams,
small colored boy, arrested on complaint
of his mother by Officer Pat h-yes, for loaf
lug around the fire engine houses, was dis
charged with reprimand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

DOAkD CAN BE HAD BY ONE OR TWO
- young men By applying 81 this office. Refer
once rcuured an3t@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan. 9.-There is
but little rong Flour in good supply but there
is no change to note in quotations. The prices
for Wheat are sitter, but the quotations are still
SOaS7. Corn quiet at 45a5O. Rye and Oats
| nominal
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OFFICE OF EUREKA SCREW. BOLT AND
" NUT MANUFACTURING ca.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, jap. Hth, 1850.
The notice appearing in the GAZETTE OF Dc.
cembcr 10Th from J. c. Cochrane, president of
SAID company, to tho effect that Frank Fl. Cath
cant obtained the stock of said company that was
issued 70 him. without consideration, etc was
done without authority or facts to warrant the
same. Therefore, notice is hereby given to whom
il may concern, that on the Sth day of January
1856, resolution of the majority of the board of
directors of said company was adopted, denounc
ing the action of said Cochrane and declaring the
title, of said Cathcart and his assignes, to said
stock, to be- good and valid, and the same was
duly recorded on the minutes of the company.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JULIUS DIENELT, Sec and Treas
Can't W. H. BROOKS ian9 st
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ror the Middle Atlantic States generally warm
fo;r Weather, southwesterly winds shifting to
v-sterly, falling barometer in eastern portion,
f.Iline followed by rising barometer in western
nnrt,on. Tomorrow fair and colder weather is
,rdic ated.
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j. E. T.AEC)K||Z. E EFT.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Boots and Shoes

FOE FALL AND WINTER.
desire 10 inform my friends and the public
that now have on hand FIRST CLASS STOCK
OF BOOTS AND SHOES. which will sell as low
as frst.class article can be bought for cash.
Those wishing goods made 20 measure can be
accommodated. as keep from 10 to is mon at
work the whole year, and when | warrant III ar.
ticle home made, / plean manufactured by +. Pati
and not at the North for +. Paf. Those wishing
frst-class goods at bottom prices will do well to
call at 80 King street, Alexandria, Va.
@s-Also fine lot of HOLIDAY GOODS.
dec19 f. PAFF.
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LYNcHBURG MARKET. Jan. S-The market is
without material change. For Flour there is but
limited demand. Wheat continues 10 be quiet
at 7OaqO with but little doing. Corn very quiet
at 45a50 Rye and Oats nominal. Receipts of
Tobacco light and there is very little doing
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manufactured exclusively to our order, AMI we in
vite an inspection of the same. We mention Ladies
French Kid hand sewcd Button Boots. formerly
SIS, now 81 25; Ladics hand sewcd Cass. Kid
foxed Button Boots, formerly 50, now II Ladies
hand .sewed Pebble Goat Button Boots, formerly
S4.75, now 1915; Gcntlcmens hand-sewed Bal.
Button and Congress CATERS, formerly $3.50.
now Sc SO. These goods are stamped with our
is complete and we can accommodate customers
with anything they desire as to price or quality.
J. 4. MARSHALL, 40 King st.,
nov1S-3m wv. y. Waddeys old stand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

TEACHERS INSTITUTE To NIGHT.-The
Teachers Institute for the month of Jam
uary opens to night at s o'clock in Peabody
Hall on Alfred and King streets. In con
tinua,ion of the course, the subject of The
Teeth" will be presented, with many illus
tratons, by J. B. Hodgkin, D. D. S., whose
familiarity with his theme will ensure that
all who attend will he entertained and it,
structed. All are welcome.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-01-09

THE INAUGURATIoN.-Mr. r. w. Fails
of the Committee on Public Comfort OF the
Inauguration Ceremonies, was in Washing
ton Yesterday in reference to the entertain
ment OF visitors in this city on March Atm
next. He was furnished with book IN
which be is to keep the names and addresses
of suoh persons in this city who will take
boarders, during that occasion, the number,
60. which Es %ill report to the committee
every day or two. The subcommittee 8
office will be at the Braddock House, in this
city, and those who are interested III the
matter can get such information as they de-
sire from MIR. Falls.
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STEAMER WrrHDRAwS.-oo account OF
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L. $. CoURrs-Judgs K. ". Hughes prtStd
;.o~In the case of j. H. Clarke charged
with violation Of the U. S. postal laws in
sending through the mails lottery tickets
two of the indictments were nolle prosl
ouied, the jury found the accused notgullly
on one count aud the fourth was set Tor
hearing on Tuesday next.
Stoneburger & Richards VS.. }. Il. Thomp'
SON and ClendeniDg's administrator; motion
to set aside decree denied without prejudice.
The decision in the case Of King vs. the
schooner Oliver was further postponed Till
tomorrow.
The court adjourned till to. morrow morn
ing.
PERSONAL Job G. McVeigh, sou
OF ]. H. McVeigh, esq, of this city, has
been elected President of the Missouri Val
lev Teachers Association.
Mr.. w. W. Scott, of Orange, one OF the
secretaries IF the State democratic commit.
tee, Was in the city to-day, the guest OF
Messrs. G. w. and W. w. Rock.
Miss Louise Hough, one of Bridgeports
charming bellies, is visiting Miss Cavalier,
on Washington street.
Mrs. NJ. E. Fleming will give full dress
reception, at her residence, 172O street,
n. w., Washington, tomorrow from 8 to =
O'Clock.
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ART SCHoLARsHIP-Mr.E Ernest l.. Major,
Of Washington, has been awarded the first
art scholarship Of the Halgarten and Harper
fund. There were twenty-three candidates
and the prize was awarded to Mr.. Major tor
proficiency in variety of artistic work, iu-
cludipg drawings, studies In colors and
landscapes. The fund Of $4,000 was in
vested 80 as to yield $500 year for two
years to the person winning the scholar
ship. Mr.. Major, who is the son OF Mr.:
John r. Major, formerly of this city, Will
sail for Europe in about week.
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e. W.. o. & w. r. R.-Vice President Boyce
of the S. v. R. r., was in Berryvlle last
week, says the Clarke Courier, and when
questioned as to the outlook for the exten
sion of the w., o. & w. R. K. from Round
Hill, said that it was impossible to deter
mine just now when the work of extension
would begin, owing to the financial depres
sion felt 10 the money markets of the coun-
try. Nearly all of the purchase money due
by the parties who bought the road has
been paid.
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rJNABLE LINEN TABLE LINEN! p cts so
i inches 35 cts so inches; so cts, I'd inches;
IS cts., 70 inches rs cts. ~ inches, and the
best Double Damask II inches. Bleached, at 81 l..
ian9 By AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
Tho Equitable Life's "statement." !"

A committee of directors of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of tho United States
publish elsewhere statement which con-
denses into nine paragraphs large amount of
useful information, for the public benefit,
respecting the methods, condition, and prac-
tic1l business operations of that progressive
and prosperous institution. We need not re-
capitulate the several points made, so plainly
and emphatically by these gentlemen. 1t Is
enough for all iair:minded. persons to know
that the statement comes FROM and Is signed
by, such prominent financial and commercial
authorities as Messrs. Chauncey NJ Depew.
president of the New York Central Railroad
Company; John A. Stewart, president OF the
United States Trust Company; Eugene Kelly,
the leading banker and representative of Cali
tornla financial interests; William A. Whee-
lock, eN.President of the Central National
Bank; John Sloane senior partner of the great
carpet firm of w. " j. Sloane Charles G. Ian.
don, of the old firm of Bernhard Il Hutton, and
Henry b. Hyde, president of the Equitable
Life. A statement to which Is appended such
names must carry conviction of the truths
stated; and, in view of business.like, cOmpre-
hensive brevity Of what these gentlemen say,
no comment IS needed-in fact, would be al
most an importinence.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
The Peril of street Car Riding.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, desire to
call the attention of the public to the great
danger attendant upon riding in the open cars
on the street line, They are SO broad that
there is hardly space for two cars to pass, and
passengers when getting into the car from the
inside OF the track are liable TO be killed by Il
car going in the other direction. l was In the
car on that line which SO seriously, II not fl'
tally injured yesterday afternoon passenger
In passing car The man was standing on
the rail, probably intending TO get fGfter the
cars passed. and unaware OF the narrow space
between the two supposed himself secure but
was struck In the head by the passing car, and
swept of and thrown Violently between tho
tracks. similar accidents arc likely to occur
every day, passengers being liable TO be swept
oil before they have time TO get their seats In.
side. l think the company should be refused
permission 10 run the present wide ooon cars,
or at least be required TO take off the side
rails, and have the only mode OF ingrcsi
or egress through the door IN the rear of the
car. PASSENGER.
july -, 1855.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
THE COURT RECORD.
business Transacted by the district
judiciary Yesterday.

Court IN General Term-Jusiiccs Hdgner, james,
and Merrick. Stewart vs. Smith; decree below
affirmed. Patch VS.. Davis; exception over
ruled and auditors report confirmed. Schil-
linger ct al. VS.. Crawford ct al. motion for re-
hearing denied and appeal to Supreme Court
of the United States noted. Koyser VS.. Hitz
ct al; decree signed Mackall VS., Maokall;
decree for sale and w. b. Webb appointed
trustee. Adjourned TO Sept ID,
Circuit COurt-JuStice Jdmes.-United States
vs.. Grant u Hine ct al., defendants; Grant &
Hine allowed twenty days to file amended an-
sWer Welsh, Hall Il Co. VS.. Batcheldcr ct al (;
Judgment for want of security for costs. Schul-
ties VS.. Rowland; judgment by default. Dis
trict of Columbia VS.. Emmert; certified to the
general term. District of Columbia vs. DAILY;
same action. Brice VS.. Bell order for security
for costs Bigger VS.. Butteriield; leave toamend
declaration. Thomas VS.. Ragan; leave to
amend declaration. Kelly vs. Diver; new
trial refused Rivers VS.. Carter; new trial re-
fused.
EouitU Court-Justice Hddner.-Wright VS..
Lewis ct al; pro confesso against defendant
Brooks granted. Parker VS.. Parker; testimony
ordered taken before Irving Williamson, eN-
nmiuer. Killian VS.. Killian; payment of coun-
sci fees ordered. Chaplin VS.. Lollghery; certain
provisions of decree of jan 10, 1885, continued.
lambell vs. Evans ct al; pro coniesso against
certain defendants ordered. BrOughton &
Moore VS.. Charter Oak Life Insurance Com
pany; dismissal of bill and amended bill.
Pcugh vs. Kennedy; distribution ordered &C.
cordng to auditors report Assignment for
to'day-Nos 10, 23, and 81.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
Bnilding improvements.

The hotel at the corner of Fourteenth street
ana New York avenue will be improved By an
addition and general repairs. The addition
will be 40 by co feet and four stories and cellar
The cost of improvement will be 10000. W..
u, Gray is the architect and Bright IL H1mph-
rcy are the builders. The following building
permits were issued yesterday: John Shnnahan
to build one three-story and cellar brick on tho
southeast corner of Fourth and N streets to cost
1880; Thomas Jarvis, to bnild five two-story
bricks at the northwest corner of Tenth and G
streets southeast, to cost $1,000; Duyall " Marr,
to build seven twostory bricks on Marion
street, near Sixth, to cost 50, 500 w. X. Menden-
hall, to build one two.story brick, to be known
as 1911 Seventeenth street, TO cost 81 ,GOJ John
Miller, TO build one one-story brick on Four
and.a.half street and Maryland avenue, to cost
S2C0; Charles Tupper, to build one one-story
brick corner of North Carolina avenue and
Eighth street southeast, to cost $500; Sarah
Clark, TO build one two-story and cellar brick
on Nineteenth street, near t. to cost $1,000;
James NJ. Miller to build one two.story and
cellar frame on South Carolina avenue, near
Twelfth street, to cost 81 800; George Rynea, to
build brick church one story high on Eighth
street extended, TO cost e, 800,
National Republican., 1885-07-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


81. MaTc--L. Trume New York; II. H.,
Browne, NJ. d., and wife, Philadelphia, Pa.
Rggs-Frederick Upgood Russia; Thomas
Windsor Manchester, EnglGnd; Ii. W. Seely
aud Edwin j. steiner, New York.
MetropOlilan-R. ID. Wade, Richmond, Va,
Savannah, Cal n, w, Williams, New York.
National-Maj. c. NJ. Wilson and George f..
Hamilton, Prescott, A, r.; II. N. Perkins, Kan.
sns; j, T., Meyers, Harrisburg, Pal Ira S. Fal'
lin, New York,
Ebbltt--w. D. Eaton, Chicago; W, E. Brown,
c, W. NewhGll, Boston; VIM n. ilobnrt, Gin
cimnati; G. II. TalmRn, Bellaire; J, W, W,
Meyer, New York; G. n. Clinch, United States
amy, and J. W. Thomas and wife, Maryland.
willard's-No1on Chase. Albany, n, Y; VIM,
\. Smith, John A. Weynnh, Buffalo, n. VI
lion. George Clark, Waco, Tex: Dr. j., A. Cln-
T. Dickson, Scranton, Pa, " Il, Brown Wis
b. n. Thompson, New York,
National Republican., 1885-07-14
PriShtful Case Of a COlOTed Man.

contracted fearful case Of blood poison In
1858. / was treated by some of the best physicians
In Atlanta. They used the old remedies of Mer-
curry and Potash, which brought on rheumatism
and impaired my digestive organs. Every Joint In
me was swollen and full of pain. When was
given up TO die my physicians thought IL would be
d good time to test the virtues of Swifts Specific.
When commenced taking S. s. s. the physician
said could not live two weeks under the ordinary
treatment. He commenced TO give me the medicine
strictly according TO directions, which l continued
for several months. took nothing else and COM
menced TO improve from the very first. Soon the
rheumatism lett me, my appetite became all right,
and the ulcers which the doctor said were the most
frlghtful he had ever seen, began to heal; and by
the 1st Of october, 1884, l was q we'll man again.
j am stronger now than ever was before and
weigh more. s. s. s. has saved me from an early
grave. LEM MCCLENDoN.
Lem McClendon has been in the employ Of the
Chess-Carley Company for some years, and know
the above statements to be true. At the time he
began taking swift's Specific he was in horrible
condition. Iregard his cure almost miraculous.
W. b. crosby, Manager.
Chess -Carley Co., Atlanta Division.
ATLANTA, GA, April 10, 1885.
For sale by all druggists.
Treatise on Blood aud skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer Q, Atlanta, Ga.
N, Y, 1b7 w, 23d 81,
National Republican., 1885-07-14
THE MARKETS
stocks Strong, with General Improve
mcnt In the Outiook--Whont Steady,
win Slight Rise In Price.

stocks strong, with General Improve
mcnt In the Outiook-whont steady,
win Slight Rise In Price.
NEW YoBR, July l3.-The stock market
has been strong all day. Although there
was only four hours during which the stock
exchange ives open to-day the total sales
were 34l, l1l shares, an increase over satur-
day Of 83,S00. The most active stocks to-
day were Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern, New York Central, Lake Shore and
Northwest, in the order named, the total
transactions In which amount to go, 800
shares, leaving 110,30O shares TO be divided
among the rest Of the list. Nearly 30 per
cent OF the days business was In st. Paul
and Lackawanna. The market made a slow
but steady movement upward from noon
until 2'80, and in the last half hour there
was n more rapid advance with increased
activity. Prices In most cases at the close
were a shade below the highest figures OF
the day, but the market closed strong with
considerable excitement.
Money on call continues easy at l0li per
cent, closing at u. Foreign exchange Is
quiet and steady at unchanged quotations,
as follows Actual business, 4s4I and 1851;
posted rates, 4s5 and 1861. Government
bonds are quiet and quotations rather weak
for the 3s and is. State bonds have been
quiet and quotations steady.
Treasury balances Coin, $l5J,G03, ,0J3 ;
currency, $?0,90S,20S.
Quotations OF Mondays Stock Salcs.
The following have been furnished by Bateman
Co, bankers, 1411 street, being the most active
stocks In the New York exchange:
National Republican., 1885-07-14

a st., north side, bet. llth and 18th sts H. e lot
10, f. &. Donn'ssub. 50. OSS, Francis G. Dom
TO Otto l.. Wolistcincr, sl09.ll
II st., south side bet. 2lst and nd sts, H. W., pt.
VIM, II. Wchn Qoasc for ninety.nlne years..
n ST., north side, bet, 18th and 10th sLs. II. W..
pt lot z 81. 2li, Francis Posey to Andrew
Avery, s2,2ij.
Il ST., north side, bet. 18th and 18th sts n, O.,
pt. lot 4, 50. 1910 Daniel 4. Donohoo to WIN.
4. Grimsh6w, Sl,2OO.
ID st., west side bet d and L sts. II. W., lot Is,
NJ. q. peggcs sub. 81. $40, George B. Patch
to Rudolph Lee Gait. S2,3GO!o
@ st., north side, bet. 18th and 18th sts n, w,
lot 90, Alley X Sharon's sub, 81. 1855, john u.
Alley to Marion Bolup IIutehins, 5000.
10Th st., west side bet. Sunderland Place and
Dupont Circle, lot 81, Thomas Sunderaud's
sub 50. llb, Charles James Bell, trustee, to
Gertrude H. Grossman, $500.
Marion ST, east side, bet. = aud Q sts: n. W,
partello 10 Dwight ]. Partcllo 1900.
NJ ST., south side, bet. 1lth and 18th SITS. n. W.,
east half lot is, a. Koch's sub. So. 49, Chas
W. llassler TO Mary V. L. Cabcll, 50.
Pa. ave, north side, bet, 18th and 18th sts. s.
G., pilot ., SO. 1919, John W. Seems TO Robert
II. Spindle, II.
NJ ST., south side, at the s. O. cor. of 9th st. II
W, lots % and So, w. l.. Edmonston trustee,
sub So; 5li, Thomas A. Brown to Richard W
4th st., east side, bet + and G sts. II. W., lot 0
81. 500. Vim. u. Lord, executor, 10 Michael
COUNTY.
Meridian Hill, lot o. J. 4. Steyens's sub blk. s
Geo, II. Honesty to Charles Newhold, $40.
Montcllo, lot los, so. o. Lafayette g. Loomis Ia
VIM. i. Madison $50.
Long Meadows, lot %, Kings sub, George J
Bond to Emma Montgomery, $3.50.
Prospect Hill, loti, II. j. McLaughlin's sub
Clarence b. Rheem to VIM. II. Finn, 500.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
TRATELERs' GUIDE.


To sARArqq}AA,p opopor ,vr
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALL RAIL AND PARLOR CAR LINE.
Trains on New York, Wcst shore, and Buffalo
Railway, by West Shore Of picturesque Hudson
River, leave Jersey city station Of Pennsylyania
SARATOGA SPECIAL, $40 q. m. arrive sara
toln 2.f0 y. M. Caldwell, Lake George, 43O u. M;
Montreal 1880 y. m. Elegant Pullman Buhet
Cars 10 Saratoga; thence TO Montreal. pCnnsyi-
yania Railroad train leaves Washington 12'l5 q.
CXfsKiLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, s.ioa. M;
arrive NJ Hotel Kaatcrskll oil p M; Grand Hotel
1db p III. rarlor cars. Pennsylvania Railroad
trnin leaves Washington 1910 a. M TO connect.
DAY EXPRESS, B:Jb q. m, arrive Albany . D.
1880 y. M, Buffalo 1910 q. M Niagara Falls
l2:i3 q. m. Parlor Cars to Albany and Niagara
SARATOGA AND CATsKGLL MOUNTAIN Ex.
PRESS, 1890 q. M, arrive at Hotel Knaterskill
BIO p. M, Grand Hotel 520 y. M, Saratoga 55O
y. M, Lake George y y. m. R0rlor cars Long
Branch and New York 10 Saratoga and Lake George.
Pennsylvania Railroad train leaves Philadelphia
SARATOGA AND CATsKfLL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, 3:26 y. M, arrive vt Hotel Knaterskill
S:57 y. m, Grand Hotel S.30p M, saratoga Ol0
=. NJ, Montreal IN. with par0r cars to Catskill
Mountain and Saratoga. Buffet parlor cars leave
$50 a. M for Saratoga; slecpers thence 70 Montreal.
ASK for single round trip tickets by West Shore
route, md avoid long transfer through New NO!k
city. Apply to city or depot agents of Pennylyana
Railroad for complete timo tables, tickets, aud par
lor car chairs
Parlor car chairs from Jersey City station re-
served IN advance upon application 90 agent Pull
man Car Company Pennsylvania lsailroad station,
General Passenger Agent,
No. $50 tirDahWay, New York,
National Republican., 1885-07-14

The i3Gst Washington Free Hospital aud Dis
pcnsory has suspended operations for a time
only, and has not closed their doors, although,
as stated In an afternoon paper, Frank T..
Ncclcr who supplied the drugs NJ cost price,
has been paid every cent due him. The cjin-
ai,n Sintad 4 ,eI,tiomn, 81 i,y ore of the com.
Missi0ucTs few days ago on behalf Of the dis
rCusGfy, aud received every cncournIcment
nom the commissioner that assistance would
lc rendered. So iay0utblc was the imprcs l1n
made Is tho commissioner that steps Will be
taken IN day or so tp arrange matters with
tho commissioners In reference to obtliuing
did from them. Judge Elmouds Is very favor
ably inclined toward aiding the hospital and
d!srtugGTy. as he is fully aware OF the good
that has btcn done since rs organization.
National Republican., 1885-07-14
A nesertIng wife Sued.

Charles C. Combs, by his solicitor, Charles
Thompson, ir,, has filed bill in equity against
his wife, Hattie +. Combs They were married
in this city April 1G, 1882, her maiden name
heing Hnttie +. Brooks, and he complains that
she deserted him June 20, 1888. lie also says
that on June 20, 1883, she filed petition for dl-
yorce from him, In which she charged cruel
treatment, which he denied, and she subso-
quently Withdrew tho bill.