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National Republican., 1888-04-04
Ihn nIninInrr ltnN.

The audience NJ Misrepresentation lastnlslIl
at the Masonic Temple were 50 Interested that
they were oblyious to all the world except
the scenes Of the war, How natural the part
ing of friends ~ their breakfast table when
secession was mcntiuncd. How the sweet.
hearts grieNed In parting with the recruit WHO
started for the seat ut war How awkward
the soldiers when irst enlisted, yet 50 bray"
and grand In battle. The scparatiOn oi the
drummer boy from his mother brought tears
tD every uyC-aud when lu Was Killed %, q
prisoner uf war the scene was thrilling.
Too much praise rauUut be- accorded iu
thosr who took the part ut Mart llawphd AMI
Frank Rutledgc, Wlio So ahly cNlbbit the igrl
ing, aud actions ui uinr,r. ml either side.
While Farmer HAYWOOD and hls wife bring
homo scenes so natural before the spectator.
The COlprrd man Iur ls not surpassed Wiill,
Fatty smith cuuNul-r, the audience In
laughter,
This j. therefore uu Ordinary undIr Nul
and ,luuld not hr missed.
Admission for children ha, been Offered at
half price,
Ar Who were tou Young tu know uf the wlr
should particularly Nlslt tus repre- suU'diiuu.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
4 Gray Memorial Meeting.

The friends Of the late Dr. Asa Gray in this
,i'y will be- Glad 10 learn tha' memorial
meeting IN his homer will he held ON Thursday
evening of tli- week 1T = O'Clock in IA, lecture
=, ON oi the Columbian University NJ the cor.
Etroi II and Fifteenth streets. The meeting
t,, law n T thc Sni,hsnrinn instiininS ,I nr1,
W. lhlckcrng, of the Deaf Mute College, will
speak on nr. cray aud his litework, Dr.. Geo.
Nascy, of the department of agriculture, will
give nm account Of the writings of DR.. Gray
and their influence on botanical science. Prof.
l.. r. Ward, of the national museum, will
speak Of the influence of Dr. Gray upon the
doctrine of evolution. Dr. &. L. Riley will
give some personal "reminiscences of the dis
tinguiShed bOtani-t. The meeting Is to be held
undor the auspices Of the biological Society
and the invitation Is extended TO the public.
including ladies,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
N..ncIniInn of Grn,Inatc..

lhr regular mouthy meeting Ut the \.-n
riaiiuu ui Graduate, ul ~prurrrian liu.n'.s
college va. held iu,i evening Doe the new .ul
lrgv hall. Nrzt nurr. over ihr niuk ut tHr I'r
public, The programme which va. greatly
vuluyVd. consisted ui 10 IlBUu Hn'u hN Mlrs
Settle Hay, reading the rnllH.v hUIr'u hF
Miss Emma Nuul, d suug, "iIy church n 'uf
Wildwood, hy thr kuhHl puIfrftU Ir.I.H
tiuu 10y Mr. Wharton o.. i.Hir. r.u- Nh
raul 4 Steele, H rpudnl Hy Nr " g.
l-uu; o. -uug hy MIR. ~ 4 srn." IIr
VUsTttttr. ruiII tl-rd uf fUv 1uI.Hs we'll .H.'l
Natui. Was pu,iHrd Nss lIa l'H1 WtIr q
charming adlr-- uU thr uTI .HI rNIHf'.sI'U.
and Afterwards rendered The fr.lI -U,u" IrHu
ibD Merchant ui \yU.rr' with IrfIstI. r..t.
lvUru and uUr ,ur.t Ihru nEIluUrI U.HEr.
satkns hN card engagement tlu IlrfH""a 'h
changing ,huIuy quotations from NFHu'u uu
Ttr tu fhr lIftsta
National Republican., 1888-04-04
BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT Nov. ~, i,s;.

LEANEwAslllNGroN FROM STATION cox.
NuE OF NEw JrkSEY AVE-. ASU , Sr
l%Tr ,hi!cTEso 4 northwest Esp. Daily 1888
for cmgtr,a,i y St Louis Esp, Da,,, $50
F@r ritt, ,6uTgN Cleveland Esp. Daily la;a'
For l.rNlurtun and local stations 1910 \. VI.
For lllladvlphiu, Newark. and Wilmington,
80 \. VI, .:}j T.. NJ, j.ii T.. VI. daily. ESrr,,s.
For intcrmcl lia;c points between BALTIMORE
and lhGdCllh hia, - \, NJ, and '3:li ~ VI.
p.M
for Baltimore. :, $3.50. go. ;:N sso. o:io \.
Nj, 'I:ln, !ii 3lj iliuuutr train. Isl .sll,
$40. $50, 5;5 G;i5. ,aN Salj. aud Ila'n =. ",
sundays, $50, ,:jn S..O. $50 \. VI. issl. 80,
3;,o, i%i9 5an: 3,l3, G,i'; S'i' and ii.)o =. "
and i9O + VI. On sunday, S:O A. ", Et1r.
VI Leave Annapolis. G.W, $50 \, W. l!ni,
$50, G%o r ". sunday,. S'.lo \, v, - z ";
liultmUIc. $50 $50, $50 \. NJ, l!lo j:3l, i;in,
G:ii, and 1880 =, VI. IN sundays $50 4 ~.
and iao 3G'o, i;io, az, W,G ~" T. " ,...
y. NJ, $3.50 \, Mo4i:'O +, NJ. tor princinJl s'l.
iiuns only; sl:lOp. NJ and $3.50 T.. VI son
sunday STOPS at all stations,
For GnthCiNbWE nud intrrrHlni" Vu,uls,
'9tO \, NJ, 'l!3n r. NJ" f5:3, aud 'ilsgj T.. ".
and giOlOp NJ.
only a. llOh. NJ. stopping a. all stutirus ~
Mcirol olrlian Branch
For fREpElIlE, $40 4 VI, '!r1 r. ",
$3.50 i. VI. sundays i.ln T., VI.
fDr IlNGER~IOMN, S.tn A ". tSsN .. NJ
Tlat, HrllNc rom Chicago, daily, $50 \ VI.
ard $50 i', M.: rom cincinnati aWl ~. Louis,
daily, G:.u \. v and !ai T. NJ, from l''t-hur-,
daily ago 4. VI Wh 5.it = w.
From Ihmu,irh.u, Chester. Wi Whining.
'uu, loA' 4, Y !t!n ,.ln. and q. 50 l.. NJ, dluy,
and .i-Or VI
from sing, .yand Intermediate Iniuf,H H.H.N
ui Baltimore luun 4. ~, daily
Tram, ,'a,r Baltimore iur Washington q
i.lU. ha,l. Uslu -. 0ur. pUi amt inNl \ ",
i.ii, lEl 500. ill, $500 U1N Urn ,sl1 + %,
uul iiW T. VI Uu sundays, brp ,.sl 1nt
and rro \ VI l.p, l.l1. go, 5Gl Gsn, ,I,
$40, and l,uU T. n.
'EArvw Sunday Daily ssuulty. .nly.
baggage called for and checked ut hotels
ulL I,- Itvn,v, uu uIIrr. I'it 1T Ilvkrt uHyys,
uip and lrl rENNSNLNANlA AVENUE.
" ". - lNLNI~, I. h luNn
Manager ttHu. fIr- NSWf.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Washington CITY pre,bytery.

Tie stated spring meeting of the Presbytcry
of Washington convened last evening nj T%iJ
O'Clock at the West street Presbyterian
Church, Georgetown, and was well attended.
Rev. Tcunis $. llamlin pastor oi the Church
of the Covenant. and moderator of the Pres.
bytery, presided over the meeting aud de
liyerCd the opening sermon. Rev. u. L. Bit
tingor pastor of Westminster Church, w0- the
stated clerk.
Tile lrcsbytery Is composed of thirty.twn
churches and thirty.liNe ministers, and II hlr:c
number Of delegates will be- IN attendance ut
the meeting, which will hold three sessions to-
day for ilr transaction of rnntinr hnsincss. Nr.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Iujou Iotlr, Meeting.

Monumental, John H. Finch, Anchor ali
Perseverance Lodges of Good Templars h'll
an ideal sessions In Monumental Lodge room.
Elks Hall, last evening, After the lodge had
received two card members and transacted
the routine busines ~. an ideal initiation, under
the ceremonial Oi the new ritual now IN use
by these four lodges was had, with the follow
ing list Of officers: Chief tcmplnr, G.. \, Whit
ley. of Finch; rast chief, =. ", Russell, Of
Perseverance; chaplain, Sadie Horn, uf p5rse-
VcianCc: marshal w. 4, KimclCr, of Finch,
ana deputy marshall Annie lie la Norgne, Of
Monumental. The exercise proved cNcced-
ingly interesting and will be repeated nj John
u. Finch Lodge on Wednesday, the llth In.
Stunt. The very pleasant aud profitable meet
ing was closed by some timely remark lrOm
Reverend and Brother Tracey,
National Republican., 1888-04-04

further enhancement OF the stock Of gold
In the country. In any Wow that could be
taken VI tIc bill the amendment offered by
the senator from Kentucky was the most
important part of IL. He wanted some
thing which could he had-somcthing
within sight -- something which did
not depend upon the chances Of
running the rapids Of the House of
Representative at this session. And here
was something conservative, something
pruylding that, whatever the volume OF
paper money now outstanding was. that
volume should he maintained. lie believed.
huwoNor. that that volume should he in
,r,ascl IN proportion 30 the increasing pop
ulptiOu and business needs Of the country.
~ ihls stage Of the discussion, aud with
Neck land with the substitute for the bill
siil' tu lc r,pottcd from the committee OF
the whole aud tn he voted ON IN the Scnatn),
The senate gt i.O5 adjourned.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Imn,irinniinn nn,.

The general emancipation committee met
last evening AZ Jnmson's Hail, 1915 Il street,
tn perfect arrangements for the celebration On
the 2Jth instant The committee appointed 10
wait ON Hon Frederick Douglass rcpDrtcd
that hr had accepted the position of orator ot
the day. ana Prof, GcurgcW. Cook, oi Howard
University, and Mr.. ". II. Hart will also
sTeGk
Mr. Henry johnson will uf,ciatc rs clair
man ON that evening and MIR. W. n. johnson
will read the emancipation cdiCt. The ever
ciscs will he held AZ the Fourth Baptist
Clnnch, ON II street, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets northwest. The following
are the officers Of the parade:
John W. Branson, chlcf marshal Ralph
Wurmley, right aide; Alfred Robinson, loft
aide: Rev. II. johnson, Clici OF ,tdll; William
Lhllls. snNIrinIN of stnl.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
NlrrInla ncnnnIIrnn I.ragnr.

THE regular nrrlIn1 uf thr N.r1uHn r.I.HH
lirau League was h,ld la,i evening ar f."I0
ruums, Ne. 80 rJuusyl,HuIa ayruug uHih
wc,t, ". G.. Martin, wyshuf n fHr .'HIr.
Twenty NpliNantH were VIvrtyl fH m"uI..
.hp. The luupisltluu ui giving "a banquet
was discussed, but uu definite action 'Hkru.
nr, S :, lluWrlls, - surry ruuufN AH.. WIIr
a strong speech m behalf uf fHH Uup4H'I. I1
arly and ~ principles. ne hid tigsr Ifrs,ui
iu stand 10y thr Eraud old party, Hui IHrlI.'tl
~ surrtss IN virginia fhv UuniHg iHIi.
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oEoNoErowN.s cELrnnArloN
In Honor of the Completion Of tn,
New Hridrc.


Tie committee having charge ~ the pro-
posed celebration by the citizens II George
town, In honor Of the opening Of the free
lridgc, have perfected the following pro-
granmc Tor thc occasion!
The slMd from which the addresses will
he delivered upon the occasion " the free
bridge celebration VIII bc located at The
fountain Vt the intersection uf Pennsylvania
avenue and VI street \ band NJ music will
lie I'm attendance, and will play before an
after the delivery of the address. The
speakers will hc Representative Lee, uf
AlcNandria Va, aud Commissioner Webb.
~ the District
The military will form un the south side
e IOLusy ylyHuiu avenue. with o., right fDst-
Ing ON III" l,uusy luluia nycuu" bridge.
The civic -uclciirs VIII ht formed with
The hcy,lcrs ON the north side of pcnu-yl-
vania avenue, and The light resting ON Iweu-
ty-siNth street. The other societies ON
Montgomery and Green streets. Tho trlos
display, which Will Join the line at Potomac
street, upon their return from across the
bridge, VIII form ON each side Of Potomac
street. facing Bridge street and extending
back to Prospect street Then IN each side
Of Prospect street, wcstWurlly, facing pu-
tomac street. and extending 10 l.iuglu
street, and occupying that street IL uccc-.
sary; also, Il necessary, ON that portion NJ
Prospect street between Potomac 9nd lli-li
streets
The route ~ the procession will hr g.,
follows starting from the fOurtniu at IN"
intersection uf VI street AMI pcuns,lyJha
avenue, after the addresses are delivered.
and thence 10y way of Bridge street 20 tn
new bridge, crossing over Ia the Virginia
side, where the artillery viii fire salute
and the exhibition IL daylight fireworks
VIII take place. Returning ario-, the
midgc, down Bridge street tn High street
twhCn the end of the civic aud military
portion Of tho line prsscs Potomac street
they will lC joined Ly the trades display
up High Ia First street, along lir. To
laNettc, on Fnyoito Ia Third, along Thirl
TO Market. along Market Ia Second street,
along Second TO High street along High
to West ttr,ct, along West 10 Washington,
along Washington To GAY To High, on
High To Bridge, and along Bridge To Penn.
sylvania avenue, Ia Fifteenth street, and
then diSband. The Inc viii pp.s IN review
tefore the President. II lie consents To rc.
view IL.
The exact location for the display Of iirc-
works In the evening hes not been de:
tcimined upon n vet, but II will In all
probability he the AQucduc, bridge.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srnrxo suits to order. Ei,eman's. 7th & l..
Buried With Masonic uonors.

The remains Of the late Hon. VIM. lIci.
mick were buried yesterday afternoon
at Congressional Cemetery with Masonic
rites. The funeral services took
place at his late residence, 80 o street north.
west. AT 3 n. M, Rev. Dr. Nuylor, Of ilamliuc
NJ. T.. church. and Rev. DR.. Elliott, o. the
Church u the Ascension officiating. drpu
A. NJ, acted as lalbcarars and the lodge IL
sell attended in a body. Mr.. lielmi,k died
last saturday morning, and wa, Il year, ui
n
National Republican., 1888-04-04
srnrxc cl,ild's suits. Eiscman's, cor ,th& Il
The Old Gtll'l,

Al the regular monthly meeting OF the on
Guaid, lniun Veteran Corps, held at their
Gnnory. 1tl9 rcnnsy lyana avenue, last even.
ing. the invitation of the committee on mill
tary display, free bridge celebration, for the
coinTnnd to participate In the military dNi-
sion oi the parade on Apr. II was unanimously
accepted. Company Inspection was ordered
for next Tuesday night.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
4 rnrlnrnc.r ENrrAllInn.

The secretary or state las received Il dis
patch from the United States consul At 81,
Paul de luRnda saying that an expedition of
land and sea force, have taken military pos.
session In the name Oi the King ui Portugal of
u tract Of land known as AmbiEcttA. lust
north of luUudU and AmhrlT
National Republican., 1888-04-04
sneaker Carli,I.'s Residence.

speaker carlisle has purchased from Bcall,
Brown ~ Go, the handsome brick residence,
No HES X street northwest, recently erected
by Mr. Weston of the Portland Flats, aui
Mill take puSscssiy' Of II In n few duyS.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

IN the equity court yesterday before Justice
Cos the ease of the Prospect Cemetery Com
pany against the German Evangelical Society
to restrain the latter from setting up claim to
the grounds, &c., the motion 10 dissolve the
restraining order was denied. Leave tn an
swCr the allegations of the bill by aiiidavitS
WAS granted
National Republican., 1888-04-04
AnthronologlcnI snclctN.

fAc l3Gth regular meeting of the AntlTupu
logical Society was held in the assembly hall
of the Cosmos club last night Mr. jeremiah
curtin read paper on Mythology and Moloc
myths" and Mr.. II. L.. REYNOLDS discuur.rl On
"Algonkln metal smiths The attendance
Mns nnnl-
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Einrfinn of nnlrrI.s.

Al the first annual meeting of the second
Columbia Cooperative building Association
the following officers We're elected g. C. Dun.
canson, president; James GOoch, vice prcSl-
dent; Tlios. NJ Reed, secretary; NJ T.. Callan,
treasurer: directors, Geo. j. johnson, W. u.
Fowler W. :. Brock, j, w. Botelcr, and Chus.
Kaufman
National Republican., 1888-04-04
nDnIIy Wnmnn', Trihune."

The closing Issue nf the Daily Wnmm'S
Tribune which va. tu have appeared this
morning, {, wiihl,ld until tomorrow. 50 H. To
include thy report ui the hyoliug of Mr, stan
ton ami the foreign delegates hctorc the Sen
ate committee.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Ihn lll Enlks' lnurnri

The Metropolitan \, NJ. T.. Church, Fifteenth
and NJ streets northwest was filed last night
with an interesting audience to listen 10 III,
old folks concert given under the auspices OF
the officers and chOirS of the Asbury and the
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian Churches, The
managers may well be pleased at the sucr"s'
of such an Interesting programme ana literary
National Republican., 1888-04-04
VIRGINIA Epnuhlipnlls,

The Virginia Republican Association held H.,
regular meeting at their rooms last evening
II was decided TO give the annual banquet un
May gneXt, at the Cadet Hrmury, On - street
Gen. Malone, Hon. John : Wise and the EN-
bc present
National Republican., 1888-04-04

lluWIANp nTNTN Nssp,I\TiuN, 2il -Four
aud .u.halt street northwest three doors north
ut Pennsylvania ayuiuc H. =, lluw,aud, NJ
D.. 4. n. Rowland. u. u. s.. surgical operative,
aud mechanical dentists EXtautiuns under
nitrous oxide, ~ cents each tooth and only ~
cents extra for Ias, whether one ur number
ut teeth are extracted NJ the same sitting.
Ipisuus, Artificial teeth = per set, Gold,
btnalVam, and white filling, inserted In the
beet manner All work warranted hrst class.
National Republican., 1888-04-04

As remedy for accidents common tu every
day life such rs cuts, bruises spraius, burns
Scalds, froSthitcs, and bites ui poisonous in
ScCts, salvation oil has no equal In the mar
kct. II literally anrihilatcs pain. Price, -
cents a bottle,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
is THE WORLD roo SMALL.
Is the Day soon Coming When We
Shall be Inpleasantl. "rowhcd !?

The immense number Of en-. "ants arr;v-
ing in this country every year, aud the
rapidity with which wild lands in the west
are being taken up and settled, have set
some persons TO wondering whether we
would not he soon oycrcrowdcd and whether
National Republican., 1888-04-04

COTTON FIRM and quiet mLdling, l0!0 lie,
FLOUR steady and quiet.
WHEAT southern steady: red, hid9ic;
amber, $50 0Gr; western lower and dull; NJ.
winter red, spot, ssc asked: May, ssMtS1sc;
June, SS!MSs'c.
CORN Southern, higher; white ,jSGG0c: vel
low hS6f5Gc; western easier anfdull; mixed,
spot, 5i!c bid; April, 5SiniSlc; May, 5s.45S!c.
June, jiiGthS.C.
OATS firm, with good inquiry Southern and
PENNSYLVANIA, 3s@Ilc; western white, ilDIsc;
do. mixed, 3SGf5Nc.
RYE steady and firm, idGt ;Iic.
PROVISIONS dull and quiet,
EGGS lower and quiet, lic.
COFFEE lirmcr--Riu CargOts, ordinary To
fuir "a He.
SUGAR copper refined firm l5Gidc,
WHISKY steady, Sl.!lm l!3,
other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE sru,K MAEKEr
HAiTivuRE. Ar. 3- Virginia 1-iO>, ~ do.
lew g.. Ci.; Nurh Carolina Us. old, ~, bid
to-day,
National Republican., 1888-04-04

BrugritN. pure rye whisky, the best on
The market Ten The price, ~ per gallon, 81 "A
quart and N cents pint - cents a sample
bottle. liHTp, SIS y street northwest
National Republican., 1888-04-04

"AtpTuNrY Danny WAGoNs Co. Fresh Alder
u,y Butter ymucd every morning and deliy-
tTtd To pound Ward print, AT - cents per
pound Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
luttrfmilk, B cents lsT quart, and sweet MIX
~ D cents n,r quart
National Republican., 1888-04-04
TRAINS OS WASHINGTON AND ONO III.
VISION

Law" Washington gl2 u. m. daily, except sun.
day, and i:l' T.. m. daily arriving at hNuni
llill liIS q. m. and i2l y. m; returning. ave-
Round liill $50 q. m. daily and l:1n ~ In. taily,
except sunday arriving Washington SIS -. m.
and A:'i y. m.
Through trains from the Suu;li Via Cuarlpttc,
nanrillc, and Lynchburg, arrive in Washing.
Ton hluH. m, N,2i p m; Via East Tyuucssuc,
y. m; Via thusupCukv and ohio rpIi" and
thHrluttcsNillc, ut $40 y. IN. SiiT,sbarg local
az DiI u. m.
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation. and meur-
nation furnished aud baggage checked ut
Office, 1900 PuunsylNanln avenue, and at pas
scngCr station, Pennsylvania railroad, sixth
and u streets, JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
GNmrrAI Ils.rngCr NEnnl.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Washington Stock Exchange.

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in o. the Washington stock EXchange is
furnished by McsSrs. Bell Il Co., Bankers, No.
1887 Pennsylvania avenue:
AIril 4 1NSS
National Republican., 1888-04-04
Z Cmr>,rrNKr NNp ONO ROUTE.

N,wIuu Sow, and Ni..i-ipp valley ,lu.
luuNN
schedule n effect NuN. ~. Iss1
Trains leave luluU pvuut, t,i Gul % .ts
lr.i, y. N.-lur NvwVuIt Nrws, old Point
,umluli, and Nuuulk Daily except
SUNDAY AuiNv m Nuriulk 40 A.. a.
Through parnr car Washington 60 u,i
Point,
ll.l \. NJ, For stations uu the Ch'.ap8As
aud ohio, In Virginia, West Nusuig,
and Kentucky. Daily excerpt sunday,
sleeping cars clifton Forge tu Hunt.
Ugtuu,
$50 T. Mast western express daily solid
train, with Pullman lunyt ,lu,rins
cars On Louisville, Pullman -yrEir, ~
cincinnati, ~, Louis, Memphis. amt
New orleans.
O0irc ilj Penn ave
II, ", FULLER.
General Passenger AGENT,
National Republican., 1888-04-04

MT VERNON. MT, VERNON.
vi MT VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. CORCOItNN
Leaves 1thst wharf Daily except Sunday for
MI VERNON,
At 10 o'clock a, m; returning, reaches Wash.
ngtpn about $3.50 p. m.
l., L. BLAKE, Captain,
National Republican., 1888-04-04
\ Grcat IIcrnDIIcm VIotory.
CRY IrI:Nl~.

The nrmuvpis defeated last might Uy iarg
majority ut the primary vlurtiuns \dNtI
National Republican., 1888-04-04
TPfIELrES Grtpy.
plEDMoSr AlR LINE.

II
sCllEnuIEIN EFFECT MAR. y. i.Ss.
.luius leave u. y J.. station sixth AMI u
$40 4. M.-Ea., Tennessee Mail daily for
NgrrcItuu, GordunSyillc, CMrlUtt,s-
Vile. LlrrhbWg, and stations huiwccn
ArNuuutiu and Iynrhburc, Roanoke,
Bristol, EnONNlllc, Rome, Calurd. Mont.
EunbE and New Orleans. IullmHu
SLtDIcr Washington tu Nuw Orleans
ll!i y, NJ Fast mail daily iur MWT,n'uu,
tItii'u's'Il", Godmsyii'c, stations
th'-V,aky and ohio route. Lynch.
burg, Rocky Mount, nHuyiIr. and
stations between IyuclihWg and plr.
Vile, Greensboro, lHlcigh, ChgrleIt,
tpluI lia, Augusta. AtMuta. Uirniug.
ham, NniittwnCiy. N"W orleans. .TUNas,
and California Pullman Sleeper Now
Nmh ip Atlanta In connection with
ln''mHu SIc"I"H NIdiH ~ Vow on.
I,H1.s V'ui ..iru Huud e. ,npl..- fur
lf'.Wgl m Niuksbms iI :. ave.
I'u. luuusn NlCup,' iany tp
toiuul .E TrH Charleston. 'Nlil D.. Ina
Wa,lin-.r 10 Nluutu Da,. urt
connect Tor G.. n q. route ppiHtsW
g&5P. Nj uai'y, csur.' sunday. ru. Nlnls.
sas, SudWwE, and Intermediate stJ.
5&or. Wctuncyrrg,sdailyforw for warren.
ton GWdvu,,il.",1 Charlotte ~Ni''c, Louis
VILE, Cincinnati, and -. lONls Pan.
man slcclCr- and solid ttstns Washing
iun lu Luui>NiIl"' also llr Llnchlurf,
llri~'ul, thUiiguUura, Memphis. iiiiiU
Rock, and nll southwestern .uriits.
Through Pullman ,lccuurs Wasliustnn
tu Memphis without change
lli0i M.-southcru Express daily rnr lynch.
Charlotte, Columbia, Aikcu. Nusts'a,
ATLANTA, Montgomery, Nuw orleans,
Texas, and California. nullruu 'lc,Y.
crs washington to New Orleans. vim
Atlanta and Montgomery ruiinui
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without Change.
National Republican., 1888-04-04
The Cemetery LITIGATION.

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