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National Republican., 1888-04-26
Talking of Waste paper,

The House committee on printing yesterday
heard the testimony of W. L, Scuddor, super.
intcudent of the waste paper division of the
government printing office. lie said that the
excess of printing over and above the ncccs.
Sary reserve had caused waStagc Of $4,000
administration, Under Mr. benedict The
waste amounted to 10000, but some of that
probably belonged TO his predecessor. Il. e,
SOulc, of the plate vaults, and e. +. Carroll,
of the folding room, gave COrrOhOratve testi,
mony. The witnesses will he croSs.eXanined
to-day by Mr. Gallmgcr
National Republican., 1888-04-26
ALI the Ladie s
Ayers R@air Vigor,
LEIrNnrn i.NE nrrs N ,nn ,rnnlI

KEI.pNOtR EYE ORES ii yuu would
~ not hr yiclmZud by i'nppstcr. aul friuis
whO'arc flooding the market with worthless
limitations Of Bcnson's Plaster. Th,.c
pirates" who seek to float their worthless
products ON the reputation Of iicn,ou'-
Plaster resort to many tricks for which their
class i, famous. and II buyer, are NOT rVcrrl
mgly cautious they frequently find Themselves
Nicthnilcd 10y interruptions dealers who all
and Hbct in such deception fora division oi
the profits Honest dealers will unite with
physicians in recommending Bcnson's
Plaster rs superior to all other rNt'rna
irucdic, for coughs. colds, plruri,y. Ghost
pains, nichurh". kidney aflrntiuus malaria.
rheumatism, sniatira, lwuhago and ache, and
Iaiu, uf every descriptions
SrNruHN " JOHNSON,
Suly Nauufa, tul,r.. New York
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Funeral of DR.. Thoma, Il. Massey.

Tie funeral OF the late DR.. Thomas L. Mas
Scy took place yesterday morning from his
residence, No. RIBS l. street northwest. and
was largely attended Dr. Harding, of st.
iiii Cemetery. THE paIIbr@rCps % We're " CEN in
James W. Denver Judge j. j. Noah L. II.
Montague, col. Manypcnny. W. j. Mcdonald,
Charles Smith. q. q. Stealcy. Hon. 4. T.. Rice,
II. Wintcrsmith, and Clin Warden.
Dr. Massey was born In Maryland in 1879,
and besides following his profession engaged
actively in politics and ~ one time edited the
ciSiS. He leaves widow, two married daugh.
trrS, and one unmarried
National Republican., 1888-04-26

DROPOSALS FOR NEW NAVAL OBSERV.
l NIORl.- DEPARTMENT, WN>mNG-
TON, u. G.. April 10, lSSs.--I ndcr authority
conferred by the act of Congress- entitled
service for the fiscal year ending June -,
1855, and for other purposes" approved
March 3, iSri. 10 which reference is made Us
part of this advertisement, sealed proposals
this department until IL O'Clock noon, on
IT ESDAN. TIE TWELFTH DAY OF JUNE,
lsSS, FOR the construction ana erection. hy con-
tract of the new Naval observatory, 10 he To-
Gated on Georgetown Heights, Washington
ID. g., and to comprise nine yDl buildings. The
requirements of the department. including
the specifications of the work, the general
provisions to he Incorporated in the contrdct
and other information essential 10 bidders,
are contained in the -, irrular relating tn the
construction of Il new Naval Observatory"
approved 10y the Secretary of the Navy, copies
oi which, together with copies Of the plans,
can be obtained ON application To the super.
intCndtut ui the Naval observatory, Washing
ton, i. e.. or to u. NJ Hunt. architect. Tri.
blmr Building, New York, y, I, Proposals
must. be made in accordance with forms
which Will be furnished on application To- the
superintendent ur architect u Aforesaid, and
must state the time within which the bidder
will complete the entire work, Payments un
der the contract will he made IN twCnty.fuur
equal u.tallmunts. aS the work progresses,
upon bills duly certified. The last payment
and 10 per cent ul each previous inStallmelt
Will hr reserved until III" final acceptance uf
the buildings by the department. Proposals
must be made In duplicate, mCluSCd in sealed
envelopes marked Proposals for the New
Naval observations and addressed 20 the
secretary of the Navy, Navy Department,
Washington, pc The secretary Of the Navy
and to reject any ur all bid, ~, in his iudG
munt, the interests of the government may
require. WILLIAM g. WHITNEY,
Sr,rrtal! ui III" Navy.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Celebration of Cen. Grant, nithday,

farragut Post, No, 10, G.. A. H., will ccle
brate the Goth anniversary of the birth of Gen
L, :, Grant at Washington Hall, Pennsylvania
avenue and Third street, Capitol IIill, Fri
day evening the eth instant, at O'Clock
Addresses will be delivered by Gen, Joseph Il
llawlcy, Hon. o. u, Thomas, of Wisconsin
Hon, l., Il. Mckinney, of New llnmpshire Hon
Vi. Nj, Doothmnn, OF ohio, and others. The
Mozart Chorus club will render appropriate
music for the OCNnslOm.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
NON1ls OTpI.lIED.
Nearly Three Millions of Dollars 4"
ccptcd by Secretary Fairchild.

V'nT'N ny NtCrCINrN TNIrcNITd'
The offer Of bonds to the government ycs.
to-day aggregated s9O22oOO, IN the following
lots:
-Four and.nhnN pcr cents. rrgistcre -
S2clnW0at Sluil, $lS2,On Vt SiOS, S5l.0uut
SlO,a -Four md.0.hall per cent?. coupon
flOOttO at SiWl -Four per cents registered
SAc0tCO ats %, $4,000 at Si.3js. -Four per
cents. coupon $1,000 ~ SI.2j..
Tie secretary of tile Treasury accepted
tenders 10 the total amount, S!SiOOOD, ~
follows:
Registered fours-- SaNoOCN, at 81 %. s5l.ono. NJ
Sls5!; $1,000. at Sl.2t;$ w OOOOrOupOnS NJ ~ -
Registered iuur.and.a.halis-s s9UD,NO, ut
Slli.; iOUcOO coupons. at SlOi..
Tie aggregate OF bonds accepted tO date T.
S35@5Uo. The realized rate On the ruurs ac
CctcI yesterday range, from 2,3ii tu 2HIi
MlN ON ilu LNML-lnL.LI. Lmlls l. l-.LSn.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Melhourne International ExhLnltion.

NOTICE. was oilcalIy gwen YosterdNy That
the United States commission 10 the mtelna-
tional exhibition at Melbourne Australia, Is
now fully organized with Lieut.. \. Mark, T..
), y, as secretary. All applications for space
and requests for information in regard to the
tary, 1870 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington,
D. T., until May ~ and after that date. care of
the United states consul general Melbourne,
AnstrMlin.
National Republican., 1888-04-26

Weak and puny men and nervous, hloodloss
women will never ONrr.pOpulate the world,
but Il few bottles of Scotch oats Essence will
place even such rs these In such perfect vigor,
health, and potency as to serve all natural
healthy purposes OF the kind.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Declininp 40 prosecute.

The district attorney yesterday ordered q
nollc pros. to be entered in the case OF the
United states against Thomas Cady and John
Ragan, Indicted for housebreaking in the
night of Feb. 10, 1887, at the warehouse Of
Charles Jacobsen, The reason assigned was
the unwillingness OF the prosecuting witness
10 testify,
National Republican., 1888-04-26
HROIION NIiS.

rIlREASrRY DEPARTMENT, NpRrL ~
l. 1855 scaled proposals viii hc received n
the Of',C" Oi the Superintendent Treasury
buildiug, rNTIL ? O'CLOCK p. MWEDNES-
DAY. MAY =. iS>' for supplying the necessary
Hoor in The mint mh'ratov In art0r,lnn,a
with specifications and drdwiug.which will be
furnished upon application TO the Assistant
superintendent. Bidder. should submit
samples oi materials propuscd ~ he used. and
each bid should name sum in gru.S fur prr-
forming thu work aS spCrihal rhc right Is
reserved to reject any urall bids Hul to waive
defects Envelopes containing propO as
should he addressed ~ the Secretary NJ the
Treasury, Endorsed Proposal, tor LuNiug En-
caustic 'ri'e Flooring, Mint Laboratory"
ulMti-lt CS fAIkCiIIlD Spplprurv
National Republican., 1888-04-26
nm.lG D. eN.mNy3. 3.lN.8l.l Ia

PROPOSALS FOR Fl EL' NND WASH
/ INT OtrICEUr lh,W ITlNG RLSpDIyoy,,
1, :. ARMY, No, I!i PLNN>NLyNSIA ANEStE y.
W, WAsuNGruS, D. G., April -, 1855 ScGlcd
proposals In tripcatc. subject to the usual
conditions, will be received at the Recruiting
RCndc2vouH AT No. 02i PENNSYLVANIA avenue
N W. Washington, ID. C., UNTIL l!O'CLOCK.
noon, ON THE !STH DAY or MAY, 1883. at
which time aud place they will he opened in
the presence ui bidders, for furnishing sup.
plies and rendering services as indicated. Tor
the Rccgultlng. Service, T. ). Army, wherever
rcquireA within the city limits, during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1852, viz: Furnish.
ing and delivering fuel and washing articles
of government clothing and rquipage. The
government reserves the right 10 reject any or
all proposals. Rlanks and full Information as
To- Bidding, 40, will hc furnished on appra-
ton, bidders are notified that no award or
formal acceptance OF any bid under this
advertisement will he made until Congress
makes an appropriation for which the sup
plies ar services referred 10 can he paid for.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked proposals for -----.' and addressed
to RECRUITING OFFIC ER, M. 0!i Prnu>yl.
yania avenue y. W. Washington, D. e..
ap2i, i,2t,2GmyHl5,l6
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Nor,brrn Liberty Social CHM.

Elias Il, Hammond, Edward Taylor Charles
+, Finley, and stephen B, Clarke were the
Signers To Il certificate filed in the recorders
Office yesterday OF the Incorporation of tho
Northern Liberty Social Club for literary i'm
prOvemcnt and social intercourse.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
nErANTMENr oFTnE lNTERloN,

W ASH NtsfbN, u, e., Alllll 10, lNN-.
. Sealed proposals Will be- received NJ this De
purtmcm miil WEDNESDAY. THE l6In DAY
OF MAY, Kiss, NJ IL O'Clock VI, for furnishing
stationery. in such quantities of the different
articles respectively. ana at such times and
from time tO time aS they may he ordered
during the fiscal year hcgiunng July I, lSlS,
and ending June 30. 1850, for the use Of the
Department Of the Interior and its bureaus
amd offices,
Elauk> for proposals, with specifications
giving detailed statement of the requirements
tu be met IN respect tn each article, and also
the estimated quantities probably tu he re.
CURED ui curh and giving full instructions as
tO the manner ui bidding and conditions 10 bC
observed by bidders viii he furnished ON ap.
pliCutiuu tO the Chi,i uf the Division uf sta.
tioucry aud Printing, Department ui the In
terror. Washington. u. e..
The Secretary OF the Interior reserves the
right tO reject any urHll bids. to waive tcclmi-
cal defects. and To- accept any part ol any bid
and reject the other part
MM +. Villas,
] nIig-fltu.'t Secretary
National Republican., 1888-04-26
VOORHEES, FOR THE DEFENSE
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Eu-
LOGlIED.

iudinna's Senior senator Reviews HI
tory Statesmen in the House Dis
cuss the surplus Question and. aS
Usual, Disagree-A Sight Session Tor
Orators.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Address registered letters to
SIW ORLEANS NATIONAL HANK,
New Orleans, LA.

es Remember that the presence of Gems.
ncaurcgard and Early, who are in charge ul
the drawings, Is Il guarantee of absolute fair.
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw a prize,
"Rememhcr, also, hat the payment Of prizes
Is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS of New orleans, and the tickets are
signed by the President of an Institution
whose chartered rights are recognized In the
highest courts: therefore, beware of all imitit.
tionS and anonymous schemes" dcl3.thtu
National Republican., 1888-04-26
CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DEHTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and-a-huli street northwest, three doors nOrth
of Pennsylvania avenue 4. +. Rowland, VI.
D., {. II, lluwland, u. u. s., surgical, operative
and mechanical dentists. ENtractlOns, under
nitrous oxide, 80 cent, each tooth, and only 50
cents extra for LaS, whether one or number
Of teeth are cNtractcd AT the same sitting
Have administered nitrous oxide To over ij,NO
amalgam, and white filings inserted in the
best manner. All work warranted first class.
BERKHLEY. pure rye whisky, the best on
quart, and 30 cents pint - cents n sample
bottle, Tharp, SlS + street northwest.
"AIDERSEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder.
ney Butter churncd every morning and dclv.
cred In pound ward prints at ij cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
buttcrmilk, cents per quart. and sweet milk
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
IIEpMoNT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAR. q. ISSs.
Trains leave Il. Sp station, sixth and

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAR. -. 'SSs.
Trains leave u, " j station sixth and
streets
$50 \. Mast Tennessee Mail daily for
NarrCu'un, Gordousvillr. Chlr,cttc~-
willie, Lyrchburg, and stations br'w.ln
M.Naudra aud Lynchhur; loguokc,
Bristol, Knoxville Rome, Cdlvra. Mont.
g9mcrE, and .Ncw orleans, rU''u0m
sleeper Washington to New OrIudnS
.li,2i \, NJ, Fast mail daily for Warrnton,
tharIottcSviiic, Horhon-ylIir, stations
thcsapCakC aud Ohio route, Lynch
burg, Rocky Mount, nanviilC. aud
stations between LynClhurg and Dan
vile, GCrn,bo lnlCigh, Charlotte,
Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta, Birmin;-
ham. Muntgvncrv, New ORLEANS, ,'r"Nas,
and California Pullman Sleeper New
York to atlanta in connection with
Pullman SlUCpCrs Atlanta tO New Or
leans and Mann Boudolr Sccpcrs for
birmingham, NicksbUrg, and ''lreyc.
port. Pullman, sleeper nanylilo fo
Columbia and CharlCsiun solid trains
Washington 10 Atlanta. Does not
connect for {, ~ y. route points on
SUNDAYS
a:35P. M-Daily except sunday. for N!auaS.
sas, stTasbuig' aud intermediate stI-
tOnS.
$50 ?, Nj Western cXprc'> daily FOR Warren.
,GordOuSyii iilc, Characteristics iuui--
vile, Cincinnati, and 81, Louis. Pull
man SgeperS and solid trains Washing.
ton To LousyilC;a also tor Lynchhur..
RrlNl"I' Hhatt9noosai Memphis Lst,io
Through Pullman Shoppers Washington
To- Memphis without change
llO0 7 Nj southern Express daily for Lynch.
burg, pauvilc, Raleigh, Ashcviilc,
Charlotte, Columbia, Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans,
Texas and California Pullman Sleep.
ur> Washington 10 New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery, pullman
ScrpcrS Washington ~ Aiken, : g.
without change,
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND ONO ~.
VISION.
Leave Washington H:l2 a. m. daily, cNCrpt SUD
day, and tsp m, daily, arriving m Round
liill ll'lS -. N and ~ L, m; returning, leave
Round llil $50 a, m daily and l.!h p m, daily,
except sunday, arriving Washington SIS u. N.
and 3:ia y. m.
Through trains from the south via Charlotte,
nanvillc, and lynChhurg, arrive in Washing
ton $40 "a, IN. N'3 p, M via East ryuuyssru,
Bristol, and lynchhurg, at ll,l2 "a. m. and $50
., m; via Chesapeake and ohio route and
charlottesville, al $40 y, N, Stra,bgr- local
al N:ii a, n
Tickets Sleeping car reservation, aud iniur-
nation furnished and baggage checked At
once, 1890 Pennsylvania avenue, and at PAS
,cngcr station, Pennsylvania railroad, Sixth
and II streets. JAS, l., Tii LOR,
General Pas AGENT.
National Republican., 1888-04-26

HOUSEKEEPING goods Of all kinds, including
fine oil paintings, for sale AZ cash prices uu
small weekly or monthly payments Gatcly
II AldriCh, 52I Seventh street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
TINlE GREAT TpENNSYLVANiN ROUTE To
l. lllENORTll W NE%TAND SUl lrItW ST.
BOl BIEHlAt Is SPLENDID SC Emery;
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFlC ENT EQUIP
n EFFECT DEC. n, 1SS7.

TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner 9th and Il streets, a, follows
For rlttShurg and the West Chicago Limited
Express OF Palace sleeping cars NJ H'O y m.
daily: Fast Line, a:aO q m daily Ia Cincinnati
and - Louis, with Sleeping cars from Harris
burg to Cincinnati. and Buffet Carto - Louis;
ing Car Altoona to tM,pgu Western TX.
press. at $40 y. m. daily, with Sleeping cars
Washington 'o chicago and ~, Louis and cx-
Ccpt saturdays, Harrisburg To cleveland,
connecting daily at Harrisburg with through
SlCcrcrs for Louisville and Mumphis. paciiig
ENplcss ~ p. m. daily for pitt,hurg and tho
West; with t'iroueh sleeper to lIitSbUrs, and
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
=. For Erie, tananduigla, Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 1000 =. m. daily, except saturday,
With Palace Cars Washington to Rochester
For Nilldlnslurt, Lock Haven aai Elurl,
atem,a. m; daily except sunday.
For New York and the East, i:2n, Nnn. li.nh
and ll:tNa m, ..oo, iln. luo1. aud ll.21 p, N,
on sunday, nor II 80 %. .iH., 30, itiO. lN"i and
ll2O y. m. Limited INprc. ul uullran pa.lur
and Dining tar. 9;lu q, m. daily, except sun
day, and 3:lJ T.. H. daily.
day
For BROOKLYN y. Y, all through trains con.
meet at Jersey City with boats Of Rru,l'yn
Annex. 0flordius direct transfer t5 FniitSSn,
street, avoiding double fcrrilgc across New
For Philadelphia, 80. 900, rion ana ~ %
a, m, 900, l:lo, 600 1900 aud li:aNp. A. Un
sunday, 9fo, 1910 Il. m. go, i:lO. 900 ,NnI
and 1880 p. m. Limited Express. lar'or and
Dining 'aI, $40 e. IN. week days, and j.ij p.
m. daily,
For baltimore. G.a5. 30. o0n. o:in 90. 100,
i;l0 a, m 1895, .aN 3;i5, l:lo, i9p. SO. uGO,
$40, lOOO and ll:2O r. m. ON sunday, an,
200. $50, $40 q, m, 200, 3;i5, iIc 600 elO,
loco, and ll:c0 D. m.
For ropo'> creek Line 7:2O a IN and $40 n.
m. daily except sunday.
For Annapolis, 30 and oO0 u. m, 1905, igo,
and $500 =, IN, daily, except sunday. SUNDAYS.
$50 Il, IN, $40 H. m
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA yND
WASlllNGTON RAIL ROAD.
For to NaudriI, Goo. t::ll. : a. n.i7 in.i7 a. ~
i:;oi noon, @,oi, l;25, 500, GOi, GHn S.ol Iuu',
nnd ll3i p m. un sunday, M 600 p,i;, lG5i Il.
IN. 80. $50. 500 ana lOa'1 =. m.
ACrGmmodatiuHS !Vr QuantIvo, io0 p ~.
week days,
For N.lwoul and the South G.nn. fO:r; 4. ~. Of,
daily. and t.Nl D. m daily. uNcupt sunday.
Trains leave AlCNpndliH for WASHINGTON,
Coo ,N5, 500, 0.lO, lO:l5, ll:u1 Il. M: l..u, 3dh,
3I@ 5.lu. i?u5, H;'.. lO:i!, ami ll.o5 n. M M
sunday at 9lo and li:Ui II. m 800, $40, Go5,
9Hi! and 1854! p. IN.
Tickets and Information at the office. north.
east roincr OF 18Th street and rCnusvlVarr,
avenue, and az the station, where orders can
l." lett for the checking Of baggage TO dv.tnd.
ton ilom hotel, and residences.
i. r. WOOn.
General Passenger AGENT
t!lAS. T., plGli, General Manager
National Republican., 1888-04-26
baltimore produce Market-Ap

COTTON steady; middlng 0.1l0c.
FLOUR quiet: Howard street and western
super, S2.3i@t2.I5; do. extra, S3.0Od3.75: do.
family, Si,On8i,5o: city mills super. sa,3;@
eco: do extra, s3OOd3.75; do. Rio brands,
slUG500: Patapsco superlative patent,
$3.50; do. family. S5l5.
WllEAT-Southen steady; Fult2 0}WoG;
Longbcrry, 91f9S; western easier and quict
No. winter red, spot S9!NS0.c; April, s9!c
asked; May, SDi@00C: June, 0lM0l!c: July,
gOl69OIc; August, SOLE bid,
CORN -- southern easier white, GaI16lc;
yellow, G@It63ic: western irmer anddull:
mixed, spot, SIC bid; May, 59i@dO!c June, 5aa
OATS firm and quiet Southern and Penn.
Sylvana $50 isc; western white, i!iyijc; do,
mixed, 800 Zoe.
RYE firm, iC@i5c.
Sl5.5CG11TGO.
PROVISIONS steady and quiet pork,
$500. Bulk mcatS-.houlderS and clear rib
sides, packed, 70Slc. Bacon Shoulders. :, a.
Sic; clear rib sides DC; hams, l2llle!c. Lard
refined. S.c.
BUTTER steady western packed, ls122c;
creamery, GlGt27c.
EGGS frmor; l2lGl3c,
PETROLEUM steady; refined, i!c,
COFFEE steady and quiCt-ltiO CargOes,
ordinary TO fair, li6l1!c.
SUGARfrm; soft, J.c copper refined firm,
l5.Gl1Gc
WHISKY steady, Sl,al6l.23.
BALTIMORE STOCK MAEKET,
BALTIMORE, Apr. 2i.- Virginia U.s. past due
| coupons G3 do. 10 ios, 35i do, new IS, G3. bid
| to-day,
National Republican., 1888-04-26
CAPITAL PRIZE. SI5o,oOo.
Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only; Halves
-; fifth>. 81. Tcuths, 81.

iOO Approximation Prizes, .O0.....,.... 5000
ltO Approximation Prizes, lO0....... 1000
loo Terminal Prizes of SJ.....,. 10000
Gl;g Prizes, amounting to....,"., S5}l,OOO
&c For club rates or any further niorna-
tiOn apply to the undersigned. Your hand.
writing must be- distinct and signature plain.
More rapid return mail delivery will be assured
10y your nclosing AN Envelope bearing your
iul address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money orders,
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter.
Currency by Express at our cNpCnsc) ad
dressed to VI. 4. DAtpIIiN,
New Orleans, Lii,
National Republican., 1888-04-26
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in OF the Washington stock Exchange Is
furnished by Me>srS. Bell ~ Co., Bankers, No.
li3i Pennsylvania avenue:
National Republican., 1888-04-26
TR.iTELERS GUFDE.
baltimore s ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. ~. U.s.,

PALTIMoRE S ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT nov. ~. rs>1.
LEAVE MISREPRESENTATION uMSrNTInN.cnR.
NLR or NEW JERSEY AVE AND Sr
F@r (ohiiSg23so, Northwest, Esp. Daily lo55
ToGg C.lqgigPaji& X st. Louis, Esp Daily $50
F%r pIi,,a.66ayf }, 6 & Cleveland, Exp Daily ioa5
For Lexington aud local stations 's.;O ".
ii9o \ NJ. 2@5 =. ", 5,51 =. NJ, daily. Eynrc.s.
and PHILADELPHIA, 'j \. N. and tBli,r. II.
=, L3r siligerIy and intermediate points, 'l.50
Tor Baltimore. = G.3o. G.io. Ts}O. $50 A.5n \.
NJ. 1910, 23j, 3lj .l5mnutc train. 3sl. l.J1.
i;lO, $50, 800, G'ij i3o, S.}j, aud ii.Wp VI,
sunday, GHo. -, $50. $50 A. VI, l:91. .5i,
$3.50. i.iO. i'n So y. 10, StlJ anI l1.'I =. w.
Tor ANNAIuLiS. $40 and s'J ). VI, i!1O
and 'a0 J.. VI, ON sunday $50 g. VI. .ri,p,
~ Leave Am"roli,, G.lo SEQ !. ~, i!oa,
$3.50, G#n T. ". sundays, $50 \, NJ, Glo p. W.
For Way stations between Washington and
baltimore. 5oQ,GIo $40 \. ", t3lb 49,. 10,
t.i5, and 1890 y VI. on sunday, $50 L. NJ,
and l&.! i@. $40. ,G;'1. and ll3) =. VI.
\ NJ. $40 :. M.FElOP i. NJ, Grrrin.ipai "a.
iions only; $50 W. NJ and 1890 T. NJ son
sunday stop, AZ all stations.
1870 A. IT., 3i!&P, ii, .5;5 and 't'iiad Z w.
E"r BB"gyqs gnd intermediate stations, 100
ana fluIO i. VI.
Church train leave Washington ON sunday
only At lI0 J. ", s'glpiis at all stations Oh
Metropolitan Branch
For FREDERICK, $50 \. NJ, 1850 p. NJ,
1880 + VI. sundays 1.lOP. VI.
For llAGEN~TUN $40 A. NJ. $3.50 r. ".
Trains arrive from thiragO, daily. u..u \ u.
and 5'i5 =. VI from Cincinnati and -. Louis,
daily. G'2O A. VI aud 2.25 =. "; from vltt.hIrg,
daily, 80 4 VI. and 5.ij +. "
From Philadelphia, Chester and Whining.
ton, 1922 \ ~, .:sc, i;lO and 0}D T., NJ, idily,
and $50 4. W.
.lrom smGcriyaud m,um,llatc poiuts uolth
ul Baltimore, 1890 s. NJ, daily.
Train leave Baltimore for Na~ltu:'ru at
5lo G:!i. G"O. i.n pOn, NUi, ami 1ull N w.,
1878, 1870. sun i:lO, iaN, t.uO $50. ..,n. 80,
and liN0 =. ". On sundays, GaN, 50. Gni,
and 1000 \. W., 1870, l3j, $40 800, O.i1, ,,3J,
$50, and ii!op r. NJ.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
tESccr, sunday. Daily ssunday, only.

Baggage called for and checked at hotels
aud residences uu order, lr.t at Ticket offices,
Ulp and 1851 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, ClIAS. a. SCJLL.
General Manager. Cen. Pass AGENT.
National Republican., 1888-04-26
statistics of Population.

BALTIMORE, Apr ~. Virginia Us, past
coupons, G3; do. 10 i0s, 30; do new IS, G3.
today
National Republican., 1888-04-26
DNopOsALs rON NEW NANAL ORSENN.

nriG thtu.rt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-01
Facts from Fairyiew.

FA1Ry1Ew climate is cool, healthy ant
pleasant.
II. CARLsToN has gone to the Capita
on minlng business.
FARMERs are gathering in their crops
in lively, old-fashioned way.
OWEN SANDERsoN has just come in
from the Deseret coal mines. He says
coal shipments are increasing daily.
THE SpTing7iiIle Dramatic Company
gave Fairview pleasant entertainment,
last evening il the FIVE act drama, en-
titled, Enoch Arden.
SWAN AND LABsE NIELSEN have lust
received the largest stock of fall and
winter goods that ever came to Fair
view at one shipment.
ORDERS are pouring in daily to the
Fairvlew Roller Flour Mills from all
parts of Utah, which makes the stock
holders smile with delight.
SWAN AND LARsE NELSON estimate
their grain crop at between three and
four Thousand bushels, raised on their
farm, north Of Fsirview, this season.
ANOTHER case of canned salmon pois
oning happened in H. Mowers family
a few days ago. All are recovering
out no more canned solmon for MIR
Mowers family.
FAIRvIEw. August 30ta, 1883.