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National Republican., 1888-05-02
NJ TIE CAPITOL
The Tarifr debate in the House StiIl
Continues.

In the Senate yesterday among The bill,
reported from committees and placed on
the calendar, were the Senate bill To re-.
strict the use and sale Of opium in the
District of Columbia and the territories,
and Senate bill defining the positions aud
salaries Of assistant astronomer, ut the
United States naval observatory
Mr Morrill, introduced IL bill to c.tlb.
li.h an educational fund and to provide
for more complete endowment Of colleges
for scientific and industrial education, and
asked that II bC laid on the table, rs liz
desired iO make soon some brief remarks iI
explanation Of IT,
Mr.. SpuOncr offered resolution (which
was ndnptc,D calling ON the civil service
commissioners for complete lists of all per
IONS who have civilizations from thgu
received probGtional appointments 10 offices
within the classified service in Washington
since March /. Ssi and also complete
lists Or III persons Who have received ah.u-
lutte appointments within the classified ser
vice siucr tlc same date.
The resolution offered on Monday by Mt
Stewart "ns then taken up calling IN The
Secretary of the Treasury fora statement of
the amount Of silver bullion offered the
government cnch month since the passage
uf the silver coinage net Of ISIS, by whom,
and at what prices; also, ur the amount of
silver bullion purchased monthly 10y the
government. from whom. and G what
prices; also, whether the quotations Of India
council bills In London enters 10 any cV-
tent into the determination Of the market
price uf silver bullion in the uitrd StJlr',
Mr. Stewart then addressed the Senate IN
explanation and support uf the resolution.
NJ . o'clock the regular order was laid
before the senate. hCing the ANNUAL indus
Try bill, but was Immediately laid aside TEN
purariiy. and the resolution 10 refer th,
Pre- ,ldCnt's message 10 the finance commit
tee was taken up. pnd Mr.. ingalls, tool, IN,
'luur The dchHiU that unsurd will hc found
elsewhere IN this paper.
~ the conclusion uf The debate, Mr..
Eu>tis, uf Louisiana, arose. und Ia . sirOuq
but brief speech defended the Drmpami,
methods IN his state, claiming that viJiou".
was necessary for the continuation OF q
white mans government.
Mr. Gibson, Of Louisiana, followed in q
similar strain, aud II the conclusion Of hi
remarks the Senate (at G.iOl adjourned
National Republican., 1888-05-02
STEAM RAILROAD coMMlrrEE.
instructions to be Given From the
Central BudN.

Thc citizen committee mr' at Grand Army
Hall N,t night. with Mr. ". G. Dodge as pre-.
siding uticcr. \ resolution offered by Mr.
Eugene Arnold Wa, adopted asking Congress
todcfcat the bill "tu abolish except IN a
few specified instances. the appellate iurisdic-
tiOn vi the supreme Court ul the United states
IN ease. originating I'm the supreme court Of
the District ui columbia '
The report from the street railroad commit
tee calling iur the extension ui the Washing
ton and Georgetown railroad from Eighth
street aud Pennsylvania avenue southeast to
Congressional cemetery and thence south.
westerly along Georgia avenue tU the navy
yard gate was igrrcd to.
The following uf'crdisyIs.ipn,w was adopted.
Resolved. That the cSucutiNc commit 70"
uu steam railroads hc and thrN are hereby,
authorized To exercise thoir discretion IN rrn
uIrmUndiug to- Cuugrr.. iugishtiuu Affecting
-trWn railroad, In the District " t"iWuhlu'
lro, idud. that they shall rupuu thrir action Inv
the premises ~ each moclngui the ,ummlit'c
uf Onu Hundred, and shall be- .uhju't ~ AMY
iu~iruutiWls Which they may receive from -Iil
committee from time tu time hereafter.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Circuit Court Jurors.

The following urr the names ur the juror,
drawn ror service At the May term "c the cir
GUit courts;
Division NJ, ! Frederick tticclr Herman
Kuhlrrt. iulr II H., CcOrgr steel, Walton
T.. Jacobs, Edward ". Nash, W. u. MrChos,
n.y, h. Y. Butler II. B. Parker, Thumns 4.
Young, Aug. Burglurr ThulnaS q. Belts, ~.
warl !. I.nsby. :. Waiter Woodward. samuel
Mullikiu VIM ". Dullh. Edward j. CaStcli,
Cuyncliu. Oliver Charles D Fuse. Edward I.
Casey, hug 4. Ebrril, pnliip Wallac'L Wll
Herman licrnh"iurr
Division No. = Il. -. Elmonsiou, j. \.
GIirsbaucr, ThD> y. singleton, Geo. Il. Rob.
m.un, Grn. ". Pearson, Ammun Bchrcnd,
Henry e. browning, seth H. King. Frank u.
Slaltr, Albeit T. Childs, AicN. Hamilton, Geo
Prescott. iulM T.. Agncw, Edward Brand,
Reuben +. Baker. Mrrwin G, Sh"dd. Samuel
F,nsnp"r. Joseph platz. Henry e, craig, Dan.
icl NuIrI. u. VI. i'laim Robert i. BIvi and
IIm tyI rnttIu.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
NmiIdinr prrnits.
Oners 10 Soil Hnn,ls.

Offers were made 10 the Secretary of the
Treasury yesterday to sell bonds aggregating
$eCO2,OOO, in lots as follows: Four per cents
registered $4,000, at 1876; Sl,95O,OOO, at 1861;
$4,000, at 1861. FouI"and'a. half per cents
registered $4,000, at l0Tl; S5OO,OOj az l01E
$4,000, at l0it; $1,000, at l0s. The Secretary
$50, GOO ~, at 1876; 81 100000 IS at lgJt; S50OOO
H., at l2Gl S5O,0O0 As, at IQil, making total
Of Sl,a00Q00
National Republican., 1888-05-02
THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
Report of the Onicers aud Annual
Election Held.

The Washington city Bible Society held its
annual meeting at the y. NJ. G.. \. building
last Monday evening, Rev. y. W. pit2er pre-.
siding. Treasurer Balluntyiie reported the
total rsccipiS To be s2,3ll q. expenditures
S2,f0G.i;; balance on hand, S2}INj. The com
mittce On anniversary reported through Its
chairman, Mr. Lyman, that il had decided
upon sunday evening, May q, rs the date of
holding the siXticth anniversary exercises nt
the society in the Ilirtccntl, Street Baptist
church. by II unanimous vote Rev. Mr.. Por.
ter Smell was thanked Tor his Gratuitou- ser
vices during The year: The board of maii.
gers then submitted their annual report. The
following officers were elected TO serve IN the
year; President Rev. \. ". Pillcr, D. ~;
vice presidents, Chas, Lyman, Wm, :. Fort,
A. $. Pratt, W, !. Sihley. ". Il. woodward,
George Rynohl, ir. George lthinGhnrt r. g..
Jordan, John r. Given, Iolu u. Wight; seurr
tary. James V. Shields treasurer and depOSi.
tory, VIM. Bullan'yne; directors, II, e. Sticr,
Irwin y, Linton, Thomas &. Jones, j. u john
son, .. II, Meriwether, 4: ). BMckler, g. H.,
Middleton, y. 4. Robbins, John ". Easily, l.,
y. Alden. Vim. =. Allen, George \. Thomas,
r. ". F,nwick, j. l Moore, George Y. pun
Top. W. H. II. WarmHn, Edgar Erishy, Gilbert
u. Fox, -. \, Latham.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
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Going to the Annual Meeting.

rust supreme Eulcrs h " Patterson aud
II. T.. Weaver Vice ~uprrm" RUE" j. VI.
Richards aud Past Grand Nrrhitrnt- t.. G..
Wilson aud i. ". carter lrlyc the city to-day
at u'uluul, ~ attend the annual session ~
the supreme lulgr udrrcuduut Orlcr ul
Archauirs. which meets In Wilmington. nr'.
1T Su'c.ucE this evening. Beside, ihr rrlulgr
business u"V plan ul Insurance, Uudrr The
SUPERVISION of the supreme luugo, VIII hr
considered, and will hc cnrrg"liuHliN alNo
'Ut,d bN the representatives Ut TIM ,rUud
.utpc pg ilr. district ,l Columbia
National Republican., 1888-05-02
U'ilF CiiEvi;HEENSSl ANA ROUTE rO
L TllENuRIll.NE~ E~i, MO SDil uWESr
nOl BlEIBAt SPLENDID SCE Shiti;
STEEL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EgtIP.
rFTEC1' DEC IN. fse,

TRAINS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner Oh and u Streets. ~ follows.
lut rit' .hurg aud the West chicago Limited
ENwCss ul l'aluc" sleeping Cars az $50 4. m.
daily; Fast Line, g.in a. IN. daily To- Cincinnati
and = Louis. with Sleeping Car from IllTs.
burg to CnCuupti, and Buffet Car 'o r. Louis:
daily, except saturday. To- Chicago. with >lCrD.
Ing car Altoona To- chicago, Western TX.
pres. at sac = M. daily, with Shopping Cars
Washington fu thiuagu and II. Louis and. *.
c'pt saturday.. lIair,bur, Ia cleveland,
cunnCt ting daily at Harrisburg with .lrDugl,
SlccurrS tur Louisville and Mrwplis. Pacific
ENplcs, lup m. daily for itt,bi'g ,r ihn
West. With through Sleeper To- plIt,uurs. ard
pitt,hurg ~ hiragu
TiLTHiuRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Eric. ,aunudaigJu. Rochester, Buffalo,
Niagara, 1000 r. ~, daily. except saturday,
with Palace cars Washington To- Rochester.
Ful NiiHn,guit. Lock Haven and hmir,l,
az IN" q. m, ,dai'N cN.W sunday.
aud lli0a m. 200. i.lu, lOOn aud li.'.l D. M
ON sunday. Ni" li;iu a. nv. .,uu. ilu lhot md
ll2O y. m. Limited ENprr.. ul Pullman pi'or
and Dining Cars. 2.io IA. m. daily, cN.rpi sun.
day. aud 3:ii y. N. daily.
IL" Boston without rhuu.c. goo p. M. every
For Broukyr, y. Y, all through Trains CON.
meet ut J,r,Cy city with bouts of Brooslyn
AmlrN, atlordiN= direct transfer to Fulton
Shtyi' avoiding double Icrlugu across New
For Philadelphia, ,:9o oOp. lisn. and #: 20
II. IN. gao l.'n. Gtu 1000 and li:.Op m ON
sunday. "1o ll;lo a, m, go, I:lO iOi, Ionn,
d hlN' ll.H' T. W. llUlll'u ENlilt~S, ldiIpr ana
, Dining Hl- $40 -, IN. week days, and a:fJ u.
~. daily,
For iatimorc G.a5. 80. 9oO. N:to. asa. ,,;eo,
= l:inN m. l:hl, 2Nn, 3i5, i.iO. i.n .i:iO 600
SIC, lOrn. and ll"N =. IN ON sunday 600
H.Ol "H ll:io a, in, 200, 3ij $40 800, $40,
loco, and ii:2d p. m.
For purc's creek Line. 80 a IN. and iio u,
m daily except sunday
For Annapolis, i:!O and oaO q m, i..n5, TO,
and 600 y. m. daily, except sunday. sundays.
coca. N, l:l0p. IN.
+ ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERlCKsBURG
! RAILWAY. AND ALEXANDRIA hSD
| WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. 500. t:3i. $40 a:I. ln.17 a. ~ ,
| l2Ni noon. 2rj 80. 5;H. GOi $50 S.ni. iOn1
! and u %, Z. m, On SUNDAY. al 600 g.i1, lp:ST A.
T n, "3N G:N. sri, and 1905 y IN.
. Appropriations Tor Qlautico, 800 u. m.
/ week days
/ FOR n lm"nd and the south Goo. iO5i a M,
. daily. uUd Gui T.. ~, daily. except sunday
fluus leave Alexandria for Washington,
tht, %, son, $40. ln.li. ll.Ui a. M; l:9) 300,
! i..3. $40. ,,u5, "+,H, lu>i2, aud 1905 p m on
: sunday ~ A:lu and llU, a. m 800, $40, T,lJ,
! 9.2, and lOia p m,
! Tickets and Information at the office. north
1 east conner ut 18th street aud PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. and al m" station, where orders can
! lr left loi th" rh"r king ut baggage 20 doytirt.
! ii"n from hotels 'uld residences
! i, II. WOOD
| General Pi,.rnsri Ngcnt
| CHA> PlGli, General Manager
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Boston SYMPHONY Orchestra.

The popularity or this magnificent or"heS
hn is well altested by the large advance sale
q seats Tor the two concerts to he given at
the congregational Church Thursday after.
noon and Friday evening The programmes
contain numbers that all lovers OF music will
he delighted to hear, and II Is safe to say that
the people OF Washington will TIL the house
on both occasions IN testimony ui their ap
meciation Of good music and Of the enterprise
that gives them an opportunity Ia hear II at
such reasonable prices
National Republican., 1888-05-02
DISC RETiON.\RY POWER.
An Enort Ia Compel the Commissioners
10 Issue Liquor License.


The action brought by John u, Marion, Il
grocer ut 126 seventh street southwest, Tor
writ of mandamuS to compel the District
commissioners to issue him n retail liquor
license was argued before the court in gen
eral term yesterday and submitted, McssrS
tor the petitioner, and Mcssrs. Riddlr aud
Davis tor the commissioners. Marion beside,
his grocery, had been COnductinga liquor bust
expired IN October last, and the CuluInl,
siOncrS refused TO renew II on the ground that
they had decided tO grant no more liquor
licenses 10 groceries, and that they had dl,.
tiuncr claims that he had fulfilled all thr re-
quirtmcntS of the law, and that the action u'
the commissioners Is not In the exercise Ol
diSCrction that IL Is unreasonable and
amounts 10 prohibition; IL In restraint of
trade, and mtelferes with private property,
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Getting up a LibrarN.

The police are looking for a young white
mNn who ordered of q, q, Pursell, book seller,
ilS Ninth street northwest, ten volumes or
Chambers Encyclopedia, set of Waverly
novels, and Webster's Unabridged Dictionary,
amounting 10 S37. The articles We're sent To
liyered the messenger was given worthless
check,
National Republican., 1888-05-02
West Nirrini, ncmocrn,,.

'hc West Virginia Drmurritl Association
met 'u, the nr,t time u! i'n .rrrth street last
evening wd perfected u permanent urarriH.
tiuu by ylo"tjug t'r following uOirri~. rrr-.
dent lion. Joseph : Miller Vice presidents.
Judge juln Hlair iiugC, Hon " Z. Van N,i"r,
E,r " Nil.uu. aud Frank rdrk. sv"v'Hry W.
". liHis corresponding sunrtt WN. capt.
BRIDGE. treasurer. lame, ". N"'r >,F:"J'i
az arms. G,urgr H. sargent.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
4 HiIiInrd ENhIhilinn.

sam Rice. the billiard expert played an
c>lihiton match at Scanln's billiard rooms
last night with prominent amateur. rhc
games were cushion cmom and bank, NJ
which Rice has few, il any, equals. There
were many Of the sporting fraternity present,
aud Cu loved the exhibition.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
CITY ITEMS.

HOwLASD DESTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
and a-half street northwest, three doors north
ui Pennsylvania avenue. Il, J.. Ilowlaud, VI
D. H. liowlHnd, j. y. $, surgical, operative
nitrous oxide, 80 cents each tooth, aud only q.
cents extra Tor gas, whether one or Il number
OF teeth are extracted al the same sitting
persons. Artificial teeth s. per set cold
Amalgam, and white Filings inserted In th,
best manner. All work warranted tilst class
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Washington Stock Exchange.
MAY I 1880

The following list of the most active stocks
dealt in un the Washington stock EXrhangr l.
furnished by McsSiS. Bell Il Co, Bankers, Nc.
l43i Pennsylvania avenue:
National Republican., 1888-05-02

ltS nelicaCy of Flavor ani tine efficacy Of
H. action have rcnuorcd the famous liquid
iiuit remedy, syrup al Figs, immensely pOpu.
lar. II CluunScs and tones up the rlugIed and
tcycilSl system, diSprls headaches, colds, aud
sia, and the many Ills depending On II weak ul
inactive condition Ol the Kidneys, Liver aud
Bowels, For sale IN 10 cent and 81 bottles by
the California Fig syrup Company san Fran
National Republican., 1888-05-02

"ALDrREEY DAIRY WAGoNsH Fresh Alder
ney Butter Churned every morning and deliv
cred in pound Ward" prints at - cents per
pound, Also cottage cheese, . cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart. and sweet milh
at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
TRIIELERS EUIDC.
L1IMoHE S ONO RAILROAD.
1 SCHEDULE IN EFFECT ArI, -. is,,.

BNLlINoIE y ONO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE lN EFFECT APR. -. issg.
EAiyEwA!snlIINGToN ERoTSrATloN,cou
NER or NEN JERSEY AVE, AND q ST'
For Chicago S Northwest, Esp Daily lo5j
Lor CTciggati s st. Louis, Exp. Daily 800
Fer Pii!tsbug 4 Cleveland Exp. Daily 1855
For Lexington and local stations tiono 4. ".
For Philadelphia, Newark, and Wilmington,
T:lO 4. NJ, 2o5P NJ, 5.!j T.. VI, daily. ENGre.s.
For mtcLmc9iatG points between Baltimore
and philadelphia. "a. ". aud 1913 +. w.
| \. VI. and tis5OP. VI
For Baltimore. 5 G9o Glo. 40. $40. 945. !,
! Ijmnutc train. \ VI. l1:io gO5 3:i5 iJmn
and io@O T.. " sundays, GJO ,.8D $40. Jii
A, w. l:lh &r5. 3@n. i'o 100 7"!1 Gst5 s.8,,
For NNNATuI1S. G:ru aud sen 4 VI. ,ato
3 and i@Pl T. VI. un sunday S3n A ", rs y.
3;G. 6,;n u. Simdays s:o N VI, tHti j. Il,
Eur Way stations between Washington and
Baltimore dt0. $40 sHD \. W.. l2.lO 3$p. ili,
i:@,. GiSp.M -. We ''''' '''''
fm station, ON Metropolitan Branch 'tl5
\. NJ. sil5r VI. tor principal stations ui'y;
luinA VI. ~ '5:p. and 'pi1 f. W.
,,l,"m 'Giihg,,lh,,nrs Wd ,h,crmclm'G points,
D. lm hoy4s ana intermediate stations, 800
'NNl " lltlh raves washington pn sunday
only ~ l.ii +. NJ. stopping ~ all stations on
NCirOurlitHu Branch,
For FREpERlCk 1910 s. W., 900 ,i3l.
$50 = VI. sunday. lsii T.. W.
fuv IiNGEii~rON y, fiOHO A VI. Aj:n y. ",
1iHiu. arrive from Chicago. daiy ,.lN \. VI.
and a..t =. VI: from Cincinnati nud II. Inuis,
daily. G..h g. VI and i.tl T.. ": from piii. .h,IY,
daily ,.'u \ VI and jIi T. v
From pliudtpldu Chester aud Whining.
ton, 1915 A. NJ, $50 40. and 9.Ul r. NJ, Iiily.
trun ~iuC'liyHul intermediate point Iurth
Ui Baltimore iuaU \ NJ. daily ami I!.i5 \. VI.
sunday uulN.
1r.,iu- cave Baltimore for WASHINGTON at
60. n@W. - HUd pO5. 1000 q u'nvte
iruWl 800 q minute ugiW \ N. igiI.
urd il1ur. VI, I'm sunday. rajl u.N n;05,
in1o \ " l.i', @n' l.in $50. U.2u s:I5. -.lh,
. and llHrp. VI.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
Baltimore Tr0duce Marke, May }.
COTTON dull and nominal: iniddling, Q.

Baltimore rr0duce Marke,-MaN }.
COTTON dul and nominate niddling, 9:'
roe.
FLOUR quiet and steady.
WiIEAT-SouthCrn iimnrr Fulth, '.cT Slm;
Iungberry, alCG' 40: western quiet aud
ilrmer; Mo- 80 winter red. spot. 01H 0Alr;
May, O0!Gtg0!c June, ~ '@IHisc; July, glsM
WiC.
CORN - southern steady; white, dtdG5r;
yellow, GimU1c: western dulI, but steady
mixed, spot, GMG1,c; May, Go'm6n.c; June,
WM@lc.
OATS ilrm, but quiet Southern and Penn.
sylSania, lWaiic western white, fNgIic; do,
miXcd, lldisc.
RYE firm and higher iSdS0r.
HAY hm Prime 10 chOirr western, lj.IH,
TOO.
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged
pEIROLEl NJ higher refined, fic.
SUGAli-Copper refined steady, ljid Ice.
WHISKY steady, Si,?lGll.3.
RAITIMoRr sTOnK NAHkEr
BAiTlNOGE, May l.-N irgina Us, couSoli
dared 20; past due coupons, ~: DO. new 3S
~; do, 10 los, 81 hid to-day.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
DIEpMoNT AIR LINE.
sClEpILE N EErEcTMAR. y. 1855.

SCHEDULE N EFFE, 7 WAR y. 1855
Trains Ica," u. " = station, sixth and d
streets
sso \ NJ Fast Tcnuc>,rc Mail daily for
NH1Cuton, GorlousNiIlr, Ihariuttrs-
vile, lynylIburg and stations between
AicNandIH and LynchDurg, Roanoke,
Bristol Knoxville, Rome, Cairra, Mont
S",mrll. and New Orleans pulIman
Sleeper Washington tu \vw Orleans
. ii:!i y. NJ Fast mail daily tur Wuucntun,
charlottesville. Gurdou>NIlic, stations
Chesapeake and ohio route. Lynch.
burg, Rocky Mount. Dauviilr and
stations hctwCon LynrhJur. and Dan.
Nilir, greensboro. Raleigh charlotte,
t"lGmhn augusta Atlanta, Brmiug.
nam MGniEnnrrE, Mrw Orleans ,rcXas,
@ @Y"rk "%;n 10 Nt"n,p "SS IN SSq 2sstSF tFsi(S SiM
."'''""" ,,Ctpcr, Atlanta 10 NeN
Leans and Mann BoudOr ~lrapcihi
Birmingham, Nick~burg. and Shrev,
port Pullman sleeper Ddnyills To
columbia and Charleston. solid trains
Washington Ia Atlanta, Docs not
SUNDAYS,
23IP naily, except sunday. for Mana..
saS, Stra,burg aud intermediate std
tiOuS,
$50 4. NJ Western cXprcS, daily for Warren.
ton Gordon,yilc' lu''"Svillo. Louis.
VIE. Cincinnati and - Louis Put
man SlccprrN and Suild trains Washing.
ton 20 Louisville: also tor Ivn"hburg
Bristol, tlattauuugL Memphis. Little
Rnrk, aud all southwestern points.
! ifhWEl illllUNN ~ltpltlS Washington
10 Memphis without Change
HOOP NJ southern Express daily for Lynch.
burg, haniIlc, Ral"igh, A~hrvllc,
tlnrlntic, columbia. Aiken, Augusta,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans,
Texas, Hud California, Pullman SlCcp.
uIs Washington TO New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery, Pullman
sleeper, Washington 10 Aiken, $, q.
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND ONO Dl.
VISION.
Leave Washington 9l9 a. m daily except sun,
day, aud ~ =. m, daily arriving al Round
llili il:ik q. m and i2l u. M returning, leave
Round llill l'h u. m. daily and 100 y. N. daily,
except sunday, arriving Washington s:3s u, m.
ThruuGh trains from the south via Charlotte,
nanyilc, aud lynvhbur-, arrive In Washing.
ton $40 a, m, S"@ Z. M via East Tennessee,
Bristol, and lynchhurg, at ll;l3 Ia m. and 0:i6
y, m; via thrSapcHkC and ohio route aud
,harlottcNNillc, at $40 =, N, >tra>burg local
al NIi "A. m
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation. AMI inCor.
nation furnished and baggage checked ut
office, 1890 Pennsylvania avenue, and 40 pas,
srngrr station, Pennsylvania railroad sixth
and i streets, JAS, l., TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
HHESApEAKE AND ONO ROUTE,
Newport News and Mississippi valley tom,
schedule in caGGt ,',i Nov l3 1857.
Trains leave Union Depot 9th and II So,
Comfort, and Norfolk Daily except
sunday Arrive In Nurfolk al : p. VI,
Through parlOr car Washington 10 Old
Point.
| ll24 \. M.-ror stations ON the Chesapeake
and Ohio, in Virginia, West Virginia.
and Kentucky. Daily except sunday
Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge TO Hunt
irgtun,
| $50 I, VI - Fast western express daily, Solid
udin, with Pullman hufct sleeping
cars TO Louisville, Pullman service IA
Cincinnati St Louis Memphis, and
New orleans.
Ohice 5i3 Penn, Rvo.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agant.
National Republican., 1888-05-02
EAl.ri ,nnNay. nlIIy. gslnLNy. MLy.

luggNsc called for and checked 40 hotels
aud residences on orders lett ~ TipAui u1irrs,
C'nuud iIli nENNSNLNANlA AVENUE.
". Vi. EMENTS, tuN~. -. ~'I.l,L,
General Manager. Iuu Pass Agent
National Republican., 1888-05-02
CNIDIL GU 10!
what Does II Ncan2 \ Peculiar Motto
or Expression rhnt Puzzled u wall
street Broker.

What Does II Nran? \ Peculiar Motto
or Expression rhnt Puzzled u wall
street Broker.
Christmas Eve Il neatly tied parcel was
delivered at the housc uf MIR Edward n.
Fielder by an cNprcssman, aud certain
marks on the wrapper bore witness to the
fact that II had crossed the ocean and was
probably present from some Of Mr. Field
lpr's friends abroad.
Being far from we'll. having Oycrworkcd
himself and uvCrIHNed his nervous system,
Mr. Fielder, having before his minds eye
the many dynamite bombs and Internal
machines that were now 80 common, would
moi open the package, suspcrtiug some harm,
and had his butler carry Il very uingcrly to
the tliltietl precinct police station, instruct
Ing him to explain why II was seat
Getting no enlightenment from the police
who had II ,unhing IN tub uf water Mr.
flridlor retired, and after Il >lrcplcss, rest.
less uight. moi uncommon to linn lately,
rose and went down stairs. His butler an
nouncrd that the police had tlndOuc the
parcel carefully aud discovered bottle of
golden, amber culolCd luid aud u card with
the words
"GG,R Gr In"
!. 4. VI,
\ cable message delivered some 10 minutes
later solved the mystery.
"llcar Brains hAt given uul; Si"N and
can't steep. Have sent bottle :. q. T.. Take
it. tluIuk Tod, and quote The muttu as ldo,'
Frcdk. -----s.
Tile policeman brought wet label tnnl
had come ufl the bottle aud been overlooked
IN the uih. II read Scotch Oats Essence,
| he great ucrviuc, sleep producer ant.dys.
| pcptic, and anti paialytic. ouidil Gu i.u
means IN scotch, "Slccp Suundlv Til
! Morning
MIR hlcidl"r tool, thr Joke, -,iw ihcpont,
| tuul, Scotch Oats Essence, and Is tu day d
| we'll, strong man. Rriu-wurEcrs. DysDcp
tics. Iuisumptiyrs, aud paHlytics SEED II
| aud should have II N any price
After Apr. Is, lSSS. every hutl'c ur Scotch
! Oats Essence manufactured 10y the Company
| viii have on its pas,ChoaId wrapper $40
| eco forfeit guarantee that 1t docs not con
tain u particle Of opium. morphine. rhlOral,
ur any other narcotic.
National Republican., 1888-05-02

BERKELEY, n pure rye whisky, the hest on
the market for The price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and 30 cents a pint, - cents u sample
bottle. Tharp, SlS + street northwest
National Republican., 1888-05-02

llrss, soft yOuthfuleffcct and fine finish Harm
less, dOcsnot rouglrn. draw, withcr nOriu any
way inlure the most delicate ~ sensitive skin,
Superior TO any Powder. Paste OF Liquid fot
tOning down rcd or flushed face. EifaCCs Tan
Sunbluri, Frecklrs, Pimples. CoaIsencss Sal
low Skin. all blcmSheS and inprriectons. 81.
bottlesG Gt Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealer-,
or by EXPRESS, prepaid. on receipt of price
~ ). Willis, Chemist Jersey City, MI, l.S.A
"RoUGH ON NEURALGIA" SlOO. Drug.
CROUCH ON RnEUM AT1SM " $50 Drug.
"ROUGH ON ASTHMA" :l.50 Druggists
"ROUGH on MALARIA" Si.5o Druggists,
National Republican., 1888-05-02
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