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TCEsnAY MORNING.
The prospect Of having highly
successful Institute WAS even luorc
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- gentleman OF our county gives a
startling proof of the effects of
fall. 4 few days ago. while
out in his field ne saw
he ground and kicked it
IS in passing. A voice from
called out, 'stop, you are
he on the head!" The fellow
Esed up to the scalp.-Wll-
ia Herald.
Herald still stands at the top.
Ed.
,ng E. Allison viii have in the
iEKS BueyAc for August an Illus.
ED sketch of the life and death OF
,.ther Ryan.
Ihe Farmers Club has appointed
following meetings Of the farmers,
the month of August:
Boykin's store, in Salem, on. Satur-
Ry, the It'll.
Brunson's x Roads, on Friday, the
st1t1A
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Miss Eva Mccall, of Darlington, IS
visiting relatives in town.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
COAST AND eEoDErIc SURVEY.
Ono Blow the Cause OF All the Recent
Scandals of Disorder.


While on Capitol Hill yesterday on
business a reporter Of the REPUBLICAN,
CHANGED to meet an old acquaintance now
employed in the coast survey Office. Think
ing some information might be obtained as
:, to the cause from which the recent troubles
npfn that Office originated, he set about &C.
curing II and Intercepted his friend.
"What is the truth in connection with
the recent outbreaks In the coast survey
bureau he asked.
az know" the gentleman replied, "that
the reports published have given very ex-
aggerated accounts with very little truth In
them. In fact, the bureau is falsi6ed and
abused most unjustly. One blow dealt by
aSman named Fagln (then dlscharged) to
Mr.. Christie, who Is the chief Of the tidal
division, and who had been selected to take
an inventory OF the contents of the safe In
the Office from which Fagin had Just been
dismissed, is the cause Of the scandal that
has appeared in the papers. have been
utterly amazed by the articles that have ap-
peared from time to time In the New York
World and other papers of sensational
character. Again, the other day, the state
ment in regard to the affair between ii. Z.
Coleman and b. A. Colonna was most
from beginning to end. l went into the
bureau very much prejudiced against 1t. l
had heard that there had been great deal
Of crookedness there, aud l thought
more would be found. Instead find that
business is carefully and ably conducted.
Few government bureaus are as prompt In
responding to calls made upon IL for infor-
nation. Those with whom l have come In
contact seem exceedingly DESTROYS that the
bureau shall be rid OF the last vestige Of
suspicion, In order that the work OF the
survey, may proceed without danger Of any
obstacle In the future"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
RAILWAY NOTES.

The A tlnnta Constitution announces, on ali-
thority, that neither John II, Inman, of New
York, nor the Richmond and Danville railroad
has any further connection with the Covington
and Macon railroad.
The governing committee OF the New York
Stock Exchange has ordered that the engraved
receipts OF income and land grant committee
ofTeXas Pacific for the income and land grant
bonds be placed on the regular list
The income bonds of the Peoria and PekIn
were stricken from the New York stock list.
and tho second mortgage bonds substituted
therefor, and Rochester and Plttsburg stock
trust receipts were stricken from the list, and
&se00,e0O common stock were placed upon 1t.
A dispatch from Macon, Co., last night said :
In answer to statement sent out to the Asso-
ciated Press tonight that neither John II. In-
man. Of New York, nor the Richmond and
Danyiis railroad n hSsGny connection e WIN the
bell, manager and vice president of the Gov
ingtOn and Macon company, says lnman was
never connected with the road, nor did the
Riehmond and Danvllle ever haYe cents
worth OF Interest IN 1t,
Contract for a 81 900 900 bridge over the Mis-
souri, river at Kansas City for the new ~. Paul
line has been let. The foundations will be
pneumatic, the same as those OF the Brooklyn
and 81. Louis bridges. The bridge when Tin.
ished will be 1900 feet long with approaches
20 feet: will be OF the cantilver pattern,
eighty ieet above low water, aud when com
mitted to the Secretary OF War, and as soon as
approved work will be commenced.
The various express companies having
Offices IN Chicago are engaged In cut-rate war
OF considerable magnitude. IL began three
weeks ago. The rate between New York and
Chicago Is now 81 on 100 pounds, which was Il
cut OF sl,5 from the old rate of $3.50. There
are hye companies doing business between
Chicago and New York--the Adams, the United
States, tho American, the baltimore aud OHIO
and tue krle, The latter company came into
the Held last June; Rates were never so low
from New York. The rate from Chicago !
New York has not been changed by any com
pany except the Erie. - =
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
rnEEs AND oArERprLLAns.
TIsVse Most Subject to the Dsprodations
of That Insect

Commissioner Coman, Of the department
of agriculture, seeing the great injury to
shade trees caused by the fall web worm
denudiug the trees Of their foliage, re-
quested Mr.. Saunders, superintendent OF
the department grounds to furnish him q
report Of the varieties OF shade trees planted
in Washington most subject TO the depreda-
tons Of that insect, and also the varieties
comparatively exempt from It's depreda-
lions, so that in future planting the public
might be Informed as TO the better varieties
to plant to escape injury from THIS pest.
Mr.. Saunders reported TO the commissioner
as follows;
I'm answer TO your inquiry regarding the va
ricties Of shade trees In thus city which are OK
ompt from the dcpredations of the fall web
worm and those preferred by this caterpillar
/ have the honor to state that the trees always
first attacked aud which suffer most arc tho
white Poplar ,Pol1,ius alta, and the ash-leaved
maple, MguRdO dccr0lie'. These two have al
ways been the first to he attacked. No trees of
the first mentioned (fopHus dibn) have been
Get out for the past fifteen years, but many hun.
drcds Of old trees have been cut out. With re-.
faid TO the NCOUndO, none have been set out
LOT the past SIX yoRfs, aud II Is contemplated to
remove them and substitute some other trees
less likely TO be attacked by the caterpillar.
Next to these, perhaps the American linden,
Jutd AmcicdBd, suffers most; then tho various
Gins, the sycamore, Hdtdnus OccidCn'Uis, The
white ash, Hdefnns Amertdad, suffers consid-
eTably.
ofthose most exempt arc the Carolina pop
lar tPpu'us nJHayDd), the sugar, silver. and
Norway naples. These are measurably free,
and are seldom attacked until other iood fails
tie worms. The tulip tree, Litf0dondron tulip.
.ftTd is rarely touched, and the same may be
faid of the honey ocusts Gicdlschid tridcnHiius,
OF which there are few hundreds set out on
the streets.
Most of the cherry, apple, and pear trees In
city Yards are denuded Of thor foliage by the
cateIpillas. Peach trees mostly are undis-
iurbed. Reports show that fruit trees have
suffered severely over large portion OF tho
country. but this will not probably Interfere
with next yenr's crop, as tine season Is so far
advanced That the loss of leaves only tends to
hasten the hardening of the wood. The only
danger likely TO happen will result from genial
late fnll weather, which may cause q second
growth, or the opening OF the blossom buds.
The only ellectual remedy for these cater
pillars is that of spraying the trees with water
containing Paris green or London purple. but
the expense of this application to 10000 or
60,000 trees is not easily met. With o few hun
dred trees the case Is different.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
CITY ITEMS.

HowLkfyp DENTAL ASSOCIATION, al Four.
and.a-half street northwest, three doors north OF
Pennsylvania avenue. e. p, Rowland, NJ. D., O.
II. Rowland, ID. d. g., surgical, operative, and
mechanical dentists. Extractlons. under nj
cents extra for gas, whether one or a number
Of teeth arc extracted at the same sitting. Have
administered nitrous oxide TO over $4,000 per-
sons. Artificial teeth 81 per Set Cold ANAL.
manner. AL work warranted first class
"ALDKRNRY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and deliv-
cred In n pound WARD" prints, at 70 cents per
pound Also, cottage cheese, B cents per ball
buttermilk. cents per quart, and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
BERKHLRY, apure rye whisky, the best on the
market iosthe price, "a per gallan, o. a quart,
and 10 Centa q pint, Is cents a sample bottle.
ThArp. as y Htroat northweai1
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Correcting Mistakes.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: In an article
published IN your issue of this morning from
the Philadelphia Times there are several very
pross errors, which / desire to correct. It Is
there stated that am "chief ofthe confederate
records" I have no such position. Col. Rob-
ert N. Scott, Sd United States artillery, is in
and /, as his subordinate, am an agent of the
government for the collection of confederate
records. II Is also stated that am engaged in
writing personal history of the general officers
who served in the confederate army. am not
so engaged, and never had or expressed such
intention. There are a number of details of a
purely personal nature In the article referred
10, which the reader from the context would
naturally infer had been furnished by me. but
which were quite as new TO me as TO any other
reader. Very truly, MARCUS ]. WRIGHT.
WAsHINGTON Sept. 49, 1856.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
TIE MARKETS.
Strength OF Stocks Exhibited to a RE-
markabte Extent.

markabie Extent.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 25.--The strength OF
the stock market was exhibited TO a remark
able extent to- day, for although final de-
clines are in a majority tonight, special
stocks show handsome gains, aud this in
the face of an immense pressure to sell.
The foreign spectators sold everything
this morning, but principally Reading and
Erie, which were the features throughout
! the day. The extraordinarily large foreign
selling was met by somewhat larger do
mestc buying. The buying in Reading
was largely for the account Of the syndl.
cate, and in Erie for the new pool in that
stock.
A great deal is made Of the benefits which
the company expects to reap from the
coal traffic after the reorganization OF
Reading. The other coal stocks are com
paratlvely quiet, but Jersey Central was
notably strong The CHANGERS were also
comparatively quiet and barely steady.
The Vanderbilts were firm, especially Lake
Shore, which made some Improvement late
in the day. The stocks OF all the smaller
coal companies were strong In consequence
OF the effort 10 form n combination among
the bituminous companies similar TO that
Of the anthracite trade. Notable advances
were made in the Chesapeake and Ohio,
East Tennessee, and San Francisco stocks.
Highest prices were generally reached IN
the early part OF the last hour but heavy
realizatlons closed the market generally o
shade under the opening.
Money on call is active, ranging from 5
to 10, last loan at O, and closing at 8 asked.
Sterling exchange ia quiet but strong;
actual business at 4S2 TO 4S2l for slxty.day
bills and 4s4l to 4s5 for demand; posted
rates 4S3 TO 4S6. Government bonds have
been dull and firm. State bonds have
been neglected.
Treasury balances-Coin, $129, 1891, 217;
currency, $50, S50,690.
Quotations OF Thursdays Stock Sales.
The following daily market reports have been
Furnished by J. Vance Lewis, broker Le Droit
building, Eighth ard streets, being the most &C.
i've stocks In the New York exchange:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
DIED.

WARD. On Sept. %, 1896, at los n. M,
CHARLES b., beloved son of James and Cathe-
rine Ward, aged ~ years and months.
Funeral VIII take place from his parents
residence No. 1912 Ninth street northwest on
Saturday, the 25th instant, at o'clock a. M,
and thence TO the Immaculate Conception
Church. Friends and relatives are respect
fully invited to attend.
DE RoNCERAY. -Thursday, Sept %, 1886,
ALFERDo DE RoNCERAY, at his late residence
No. l4l0 N ST.
Funeral private.
KING.-Departed this life Sept 81, ut $40 a.
M, Mrs ALICE V, KING wife OF Martin p.
King,
Funeral from ST. Peters Church, Friday,
oath instant, at 10 a. m. Requiem mass. 49,
CHAsE.--In this city, on Thursday, Sept. %,
RONALD WALTON CHASE, aged 10 months, son
Of Walter Il. and Mary @, Chase, OF Scranton,
Pa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
49,, Il. W. FULLER,
General Passenper A go,.
TNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA porrru ~,
L TnhdfEINoRTH, WEST, AND souTHSyfEsrTT
dD0UBLETRACK. SPLENDID srFMEpYY'
SMhhEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EoUiP..

in EFFECT JUNE 90 1896
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Express of Palace Sleeping Cars ~ osa au,iteo
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burg To- CI nninNWaith sleeping Cars nom Harris.
i EaIy except Saturday, to Chicago, with sieeSi
Ing Car Altoona to Chicago chicaeoo 'eESP.
Cars wSshnT mi p 10 M daily, with Sleeping
No Cleveland, connecting at Harrisbnrg WIZ
nes!ern, Express, with through sleeners" w, ia
r. m. dSiy S tar s. Louis Pacific Express 10
Innttqngh SLEEPER Harrisburg TO ChicaWo SH WIN
BALTIMORE L AND POTOMAC RIfiRoAn
NisSaras ere H., Canandaigua, Rochester, BnIIHIo
Win ra,ace Cars Washington to Ronbestar 1y'
n, o.sn niiiiainsport. Lock Haven, and Eimira.
~ For g; K =; m; y daily, except Sunday.
diy a. M 200 4l5 1000, and ii "a n M H nS,
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mo = 5i n, Express OF Pullman Parlor CSIs
FOR Boston without change. 200 p M Sua avesv
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mex anording direct transfer 10 Fmiton ~ al, AL
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AtkEkYT{A WPRI AND FREDERICKSBURG
WhsiIINNGfroSH N N =, ALEXANDRIA AND
,, E9r Alexandria, 500, 7,O5, OBS, 1885, and
100 a. ne. 215, 4:25 i:S5, 6:Ol. SOS, ana Ii al
p, IN. -'' AVN d in'' oNo
da tGr Richmond and the South, 600, 1855 M
DAILY ana $3.50 p. m. daily, except SUNDAY Hi'
g .d Trains leave Alexandria for Washi1etou.
oUo' oov, dO0O, lOlO II. m; LOO, sos S:l3 $40
IOo, anu lOi2 p m, and 1910 midnight faS,,
UeP' nsS2nhuayl on Sunday at 500 and 1919 a.
nj hU2, iOi2 ?. m, and 1910 night.
tickets and Information at the oiIice north.
east corner OF 18Th street and Pennsyiyania
Nv IN -, aIH AZ the station, where orders can
" leII 1or the checking of baggage 10 dasiinaI
ton nom hotels and residences. W 1eA'inA'
J. Il. WOOD,
ChAs. u. PuGH, General Manager. 's'n''
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WASHINGTON, ID. G., Sept "a, 1886.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, Endorsed pro
office until noon, OCT. 25 1886 for articles to be
delivered at the Ordnance Department of the
navy yard, Washington, d. c.. free of any ex-
peRse TO the government, and subject to the
usual inspection and conditions, viz: Requi-
Bltions No, 2i5 to 2i9--Class 1, lumber; 2, hard
ware; 3, paints, oils, &C.: L. molding sand, &C. /;
., charcoal: Q, bricks q. tles;. s, pig iron; o.
copper and tin; 10, steel: II, pulley blocks; 10
universal chucks; 10, reaners and drills; H.
emery wheels; Is, betting; 1G, leather; IL
sheepskins; IS, sperm. and lard oil; 10, FL Do:
RADIO oil; 20, brooms, &C.; u, canvas &c, and
%, wood to be awarded by classes. Proposals
must be made on official forms furnished with
schedules giving details) by this office. The
right Is reserved to reject any or all bids, and
bids only from manufacturers of or regular
dealers In the articles which they offer to sup
ply" will be considered. Responsible persons
must guarantee the prompt and faithful exec n
ton OF contact, and the competency of tne
guarnntors must be certified to before a United
States officer. THOS. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director, U. S. N, Navy Pay Agent.
Spngl-flt
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An lnport,ni .,rr.-t. ,

The arrest of suspicious character upon
his general appearance, movements or com
panionship. without waiting until he has
robbed a traveller, fired house. or murdered q
shrewd detective Even more important Is the
arrest OF n disease which, If not checked, will
blight and destroy human life, The frequent
cough, loss OF appetite, general languor OF
debility, pallid skin, and bodily aches and
pains, announce the approach of pulmonary
consumption. which Is promptly arrested and
permanently cured by Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" Sold by druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24

original system OF diagnosis treat chronic
successfully without
While always glad patients and
acquainted with them, them institutions ard
with of treatment
in five hundred whom have cured The
accuracy with which scientists enabled to dcduco the
particulars in their several departments
almost miraculous view 1t in the light of the early
example, the electromagnetic telegraph the greatest
invention ago. marvellous degree of accuracy
which Il
marine nearly three thousand miles ong? Dur venerable
weather. has thoroughly familiar with
the hayward elements of nature TINT he can accurately
predict their movements He
weather will DO in Florida New York as well as IL
miles did intervene between him the
named AND 80 IN
what is required Is the knowledge OF certain
signs From these scientists deduce accurate
NlGkS F regardless of distance &c. also in med
L cal science diseases have certain untnstakablo
nIcElcc symptoms and by Of this fact,
DiaEnoGs enabled to originate and perfect
determining, with the greatest
nature Of chronic diseases without seeing and personally
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-09-24
Coming weather and Enrthounlses.

1oihinB Nehther anu hhrthVuhkeSs
Our planet is now fairly under the incipient
strain or preliminary action of tho volcanic
forces. Being little more scattered than at
the recent period, and hence, a trlae less in.
tense on any one day, 1t is possible the results
may not be so disastrous. For want of space
a brief forecast:
Friday, 9th, / a. m. TO 8, rainlike. The day
improves In p. M, and night fair.
Saturday, 25th, and Sunday Goth, fair.
Monday, nth, fair; with abundant clouds:
II, L. CAPEH, Chief
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Baltimore Produce Mariset--sept. IS.

T TgdI,UgN bIe1uy anI YuIuli niuuInS VA.
WHEAT-Southern steady; western lower
and quiet; southern red, S5eDS7c; do. amber,
S66DSScj No. 2, western winter red, spot,
eisl@si1zc; December S61S9s64c.
CoRE-Southern nominaily steady; western
steady and dull; southern white, 5O95lc do.
BID; September 45i &c bid; October d5Ii@ l6cc ;
November, dC@i7c; steamer, 4ic bid.
OATS firm, with fair demand; southern,
30@35c; western white, 9i@36c; do. mixed,
3C@33o: Pennsylvania, 30@36c.
RYE steady, 6i6D57c.
PROVISIONS steady and fairly active.
COFFEE higher; Rio cargoes, ordinary to
fair, 1Os4@1laAc.
suGAR-Copper refined steady, 91S9911c
WHISKY quiet, s1.l06Dl.20.
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NHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

AZ! leave y; u Z. Depot, Sixth and b streets,
lVoo A, M.Ctor Newport News, Old po{D.
Sunday. Dy except
llaO A. t M ISst all The Virginia Springs and
Observation Car Fl ON CharIottss;,,,,Liis geo
o'So r. M..for the Virginia Springs and Tho
r west F Solo train, with Pullman sleep.
Cincinnati ANA :, I ruiiiman service to
daily S' rast express
ror tickets and information apply to q 30
B. d p. station. '" avenue, ana
II. W. FULLER.
General papsap,.n-
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WAsHINGToN, OHIO & wFsTFpN n ~
w ROAD. INN RAIL
Schedule in effect Aug. 1 1850

station s WI l cay from and arrive at &P
:, Leave Washington $40 a. m deiIy o-..
Snndny ana $40 p M daily, arriyIng n, po,,,bs
Hill ll3i a. IN, and 7:1g D. m ''Ns ut ROUND
Returning, trains leave Pnn,, mn,
2. M daily, and at 1916 p. IN. daily axcoat o!Uo
p. IN. ' ~ III ana DAB
Monthly and quarterly Communicate.
One thousand mile tickets, SIS. n RIsT rates.
SUPERINTENDENT,