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National Republican., 1877-04-26
IyCORPO
Three Societies File their Charters with the
Recorder.

Recorder.
There were filed In the Office OF the Recor.
der Of Deeds yesterday three Acts OF incorpora.
tion- Tho Progressive Commercial Association
axes n stock at 800 shares At slo each. It's oh
iect is to aid the members In safely and profita
bly investing their means, and to inaur.urato q
system Of m srcantile knowledge by actu Al prac
tlcc In various pursuts Tho National Green.
Daek Club hes tor It's object tho prom pton o
knowledge In the financial and monetary science
and properly instruct the wayfarer 4, the valua.
ton OF money and intricacies OF brokerage aud
general money transactions. The last one lied
sas In the name OF tho Sovereigns Cooperative
Association; this has for Its object the corduct o.
mercantile business In accordance with tho priu
Sovereigns Of Industry.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
MARRIED.

ADAMs-COLEMAN.-O .-On April d, is77, In this
city, at the residence Of the bsde's uncle General
Crittenden, on Connecticat avenue, by Rev. will
liam q. Young, OF Chicago, Hon. CHARLKs II.
ADAMS, Of Oohres, n. r. and MIS-. IsDkrH CRIr-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o'cieck. on wedne esday
morning. the 18th In Instant A. the yssidsnce % shs
y. y, Of 81. yohi,s EpiscopAi church, koBERT
MASON, Of Charleston. 4; O., and ELLHN 9.
Revslls. No cards
National Republican., 1877-04-26
RAILROADS
1877 GREAT -zs s-1&77
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE !.
I'd THE NORrH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACE, STEEL RkfLS
yPLEyDID SCENERY MAGNIrfCEHT

boUbkk IAACA, SIkkL AAILSs
sfLESDID scEHEaY, M4oSIErcEST
JANUARY !, isT7.
TRAINS LsAy1 EA39Isalo on. frsn Depot,
FOR .'s :. IF .s.;. s ..s q s
sSse.se: 10 J. n. ~ Ssiiy. VIII F;i.ss ~ Car 10 70
ssITiS9.E AsP go.snAc sAlLEsAp.
L.ll. "a ~ tssss. IS =. n, a.,ly: ssspt
Nfhsiiis Nhiis:s.,sas. Lea lsSss. sisirs q % and wal.
20; :,IS S. n: ;;s 49, ;s
ssIse.. q Psils.. ra1ior Cars, s'aa .. IN.
s.ssy ~ ss As ss.sa xss az. rom
20. YEsissssysi., i..p. =. s.l,y. creep, sunday.
Lisissd Il SSs:s. ssS .. n asii1, s.ssps Fun suhh:
Assssses.sisa ssr Ha,s.oss. I.sa. m sna ais
rorPepe's Cfesk Line 7is 1. N. and 4:Dp. m.
For A.s.pe,i.. s:sss. Z. s,A esp. m. daily, es
lsSss gsaaBaia ssssHa!Stspgss ~s.lasa st!s
''t ..s ~ COX ). Pan n. On susd.s ass. i "a M m. and n
Tor ins ssaih. via Riehmoad. i.ss g. m. d.ny, s.s,
r.s. e is.ss s sassRs ssSss fos W;.nus,ou
On sass.g "a a nd ND 4 .n 81 = h and
esamod.tions cen De procured At the emces, North
eorss9 sias sss svss ana
sIsf % iss eheeIiaE % sssssss 70 dsssiustion
YRxSk fhUs-0s, Gsn'iisnsssr. sStv2i
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IocAb strscEEIIsr.

northwest. ..
Interest paid on deposits By J. N. squisr Co.
bankers, 1910 Pennsylvania avenue.
At Lee, e15 Seventh street, opposite the Pateni
Ohice, is selling coal at t4.Ts and up.
Left-oH clothing, watches, pistols, eta, bon ght
at Herzog's, els d street Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made TO order, repaired and
covered at Murray's. sos Pensylvania avenue
Market Space.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

ceived tho agency for this excellent lager, and
are drawing Il daily at their popular establish.
mont In the National Theatre building. flns
iality; also, main depot for Krug champagne.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
CITY I1EBfS

WALLPAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES.
If you want your rooms papered In the host man.
ner and at the very lowest price, 20 to Tubmau's,
al Ninth street, next door TO Lincoln Hall. Just
opened the nnest and largest stock OF new sprtpx
patterns to be found In tho city, and at prices
that defy competition. Wiodow shades, all
colors, put up very cheap.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
MEssRs, DuscASsos BnoA..

Hyde, trustee, lot 8, in square lols, with the I'M
provemsui situated on L street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets east, to George U. Chip
man, for 81 225. Also for Louis A. Dellwig, trus
teee lots II, 49, 10 and 30 fronting 20 feet each on
Third street northeast, and running back 81 feet
on A street northeast: Lot II, to Hannah Wilson
for SO cents per square FOOT lot Is to A. M. Read
for ~ cents; lot ~, to A N. Read for 45l5 cents
and lot 20, TO VIM. J. Hutchinson, for IS cents pei
square foot.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

.CURrAINsl CuRTAINsl OuRrAINsi-
~ NINE GkNhsTI. from Paris, bleaching
equal TO new nne vashlng and hutinE. No. 80 Nils-
teenth street noythwest. frepeh upholHer and cab
eisssi,s .iI and cutting. L, ID. SEsEsTE.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
FIyINCE AND COMMERCE..
Finance.

WASHINGTON, ID. u, April u, ISL.
The sub-Treasury bNsnces at New York to-day
ssrci Gold. Gs, tSs.ocs; currency, A,cB. 5S7.
rhe sub-Trcasurvr paid out on account Of terest
r,Ooo for bonds, t2S4 ooo Receipts from Gu stoms
sssi. .oco.
In New YORK to-day money easy A. s@2Y
EXCHANGE firm at tss. Cold quiet at Ios.SeDIo7.
tstes Tor carrying, 1ep1.
Governments duh and lower at the following
National Republican., 1877-04-26

70 for the seasoa tts vu Hotels laal
aad Deer PARK: Thess hoa,ss are s,t..,ee b q
fulne.s, on tse ssanS ef Ia Aneghanies. ez0
Tse houses ; ss;e II se-s ssiis Il he 1o.s esrsfsi
nanner, unAer ths dirscs sape1vasiea e ~ Cen-
srn ysnlsaeies The fAellifics sasrse1 % en-
ssus Of Bslsimore, Ws.ha.ssan asd the Msss sy
ohees In both houses. readsr ssea necsliaf1y
adapted 70 business men vtsh fAAfsss- fke Hetsis
necessary Ter hrss-elass ooacerns. sd wtl he
ented 10 . responsibie parry upsn reassnssae
The Companv also saer Tor rent for the wear irs
Vladuct Hotel, lcca'cd near the Relay ucese, aipe
usrd ~ mealine pSi.t for its rrains.
once o. the second vics fre.idesi. cssdss sss-
Non. BAlamore. - ap,s-iw
a r.. n
National Republican., 1877-04-26

LApIRs' Kid Boots, with cloth top TO mattel
II. L. SrRAsBuRdER's,
800 and 30s Seventh street.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

Mr. EpIroR: I wish TO denouncs 10 your morn.
Ing issue the report that Is In oirculatlou that
detected one of the ordnance ONCE laborers with
q piece OF carpet and other articles as false.
... ]. ErTEn,
watchman at windsr's building.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
WAsRuNorOa AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
GTanKn AsnAIsEnEH1. snsIHnps
Arm = ~
wv a24*sisD 2Hsii StYSaiif1 SIX kND ksNRDsDAr'

ss:s; \ :. "a .is 4, : 81 81. L.. A.
- ~: !. :ss.a aii !. :. IA q tea 2:.s.
.sss sss a = ns b; s: s !ss l:ss:ss .sy:
So 4 nisn.,S,,c = q. "a m sis N.s1s "'si.
sc.s 9. % s.. E:sssrses e. ssrss iassss. II: sss y. =;
. ssssas sisu : 4 sssss. an 3 .'a
~ ne. \ iss.s ss.as % assara a ,Rs I'LL m M
IN IN a.xns. Deny t..s e Cesehss y! 9nichsrs
sss: ~ . i:: ssss S.ss ,ssH: s.'; {;
Sis.s. .i.A nsssss Li.s 81 stsxss sss SsiIHs
.csssssssss. ass.s. s..s p.s .,,., s....i
80, ~ d..slu y; AtysaXss 4tsss Xssss,
National Republican., 1877-04-26
ToR PLuMBINo AM

Gas AND Coal OIL COOKING SrovHs,
Ovens, Boilers, So, at Hamtiton's, Y. M. q.
building, corner Ninth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
BATlaG2ssnR Ta2 sRsAI nHn pS6s2E S1f& kAS64An An16RAn
NArIonAL HHx xHD sHokf RoUfE'
LlAvl WASHINGTON.

JANUARY IA M. & .. 3.
L1AvD wAsnIrofoS.
ao .. -, Bsltmors and way ssations.
Isoa- n, 1alunore. Annapolis and way stations.
tna. n, retnt Of noeks and way stations.
ss-oB q M, n. T.. Philsda. and Boston e1pless.
Z. adsy % bstimore only stopping q way NatiDns.
s.:.s h..:SsIS. hsssfssoSs .sd vsii.y oisrcs.
.is.ls :, n. S.isi.srs express. On sundsy for
ncs n B.l,imor~. xiieott oiry, Annssob.
nm ). n. 4. T., rhiiaaa serfolh express. On
sanday 10 Baltic. oaly. stoppinT ~ all stations.
I'D B. n. Baltimore and way stations.
I'm D. N. Baltinors and LAnroi express.
t.11 D. m-, Pt. Of Roeka, Hrsderick, wAv stations.
Ssn y. n, Baito., Annapolis and way stations.
T9p- n, Baltinore and way stations.
sz.A D. n, Chicago and Cvlanbus eHpresa.
T.6 p n, %. Loais .aDd CincinnAu express.
TsD p n, n. Rocks, way stations; sd sunday.
pm y. M, New York and Philada express,
rrsias aarkeA daily; other trains daily exeepi
National Republican., 1877-04-26

LADIES hne French Kid Button Boot with q
silk tie entirely new, made to order at
ii. Il. STRAsBURGER'B,
sos and sos Seventh street,
National Republican., 1877-04-26
cHRrsTADoRo's nArR DYE

10 sSe safest ssd The sest is insssnts.esss IN
action and tt prod the nost natural shAAes %
black or brown- docs not ssaAn ths sktn. asA y
easily spplioA. kh . ssaaAar1 preparAsAea- saA .
Or gsatlsaaa. For sale By all druGgfsss and hair
JOSEPH oHRiyrADoso.
rscpr'ssos. r. o. Soc mn, New rerk-
National Republican., 1877-04-26
Wilson's UoxrouED OF Pure Con LIvn oul
AND LANE

Oh Is that the nauseatins taste Of the OH Il en-.
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
palatable. The offensive taste Of the OIL has
In this form tho trouble Is entirely obviatsd. A
host OF certificates might bc given here TO testify
70 tne eSeeiience ana success 9, Wnoors Coe
regularly prescribed BY the medical faculty 10
sufficient For sale by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist,
Boston. and by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
BRApY's,

Tho historical portraits OF distinguished roprs
sentative men. lately on exhibition at tho Cea
tennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, are nos
National Gallery" o2s Pennsylvania avenue.
This collection embraces the eminent men Of
America. In addition to the medals received In
New York for many years, and In Lsndon In 1851,
10 awarded he hfghssf avard medal ct the Osn.
tennial Exposition In Philadelphia, lsIe.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
Bpasrr's OocoArr

BuRSET's CocoArrR
allays irritation, removes dandruf, and invigor-
ates the action OF tho capillaries In tho highest
degree.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

uKIvERsAL n. r. TICKET oFrIok
ss.sst s2shs.asa q "a ~ % s,duesios az o( SSs
DOLLlH upes any Other once or depot in thlseity,
Apply % NJ B. WHtTfsiDk.
.kiiIy. a Psnn. :ys.. candy Store.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
OANANpAIauA BKER,

FRHsH SUPPLY OF Spring Hats Just received at
STIsEMETk's, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

FoR PLUMBING AND GAsyIrTIKa
20 to Hamilton's, Y. M. y. A. building, Ninth
and d streets. No more reliable estabushmsni
In tho city.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
To THE CoNsuNPrIyE.

wilbor's Compound OF God Liver on and Lime,
without possessing the very nauseating flavor Of
tho article as heretofore used, 10 endowed BY the
phosphate OF lime with healing property,
which renders the oil doubly eHicaoioua. Re-
markable testimonials OF It's efficacy can be ex-
hibited to those who desire to see them. A. 3.
Wilbor, chemist, Boston.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
DROPOsALs FOR SUBSISTENCE
4 srORks.


OYyicE Posr Axp DErorl
CoMMissARr OF Sunsfsrnnos y
WAsuISorox, d. a., April ., ls.I.
Seal ID proposals., fn duplicate, VIII be received
At this ofos up 70 10 O'Clock m, April N instant
for the delivery at this Depot Of the following
Subsistence Stores. via,
100 barrels Of xxx Flour; 2,soo POUNDS Oora
Meal; $500 pounds Laundry soap; 70 barrels q
Two thirds Of the Xxx Flour to be made Of
Winter Wheat, one third Of Spring. The Soap
must be hard and ffse from Aduiteration- Sai-
pies OF the Stores to Be furnished mnst aooan-
pany proposAis Bidders will pieass state uhsE
the articles they propose TO furnish viii b ready
for delivery. Any further informaiionI required
regards quality and conditions can BE- obtainsd
upon applicatis 10 this ofnoa.
ANDW. X LONG,
ap263s Captain and q. s. u 4 A
NorICE-MR. A. T. KIECKHOEFER HAS
IN r-tired from our nrm. The bukiness VIII be
carried on as heretofore under same name.
wAsHISGroS, Aprn u. iEI. srsi-Hs
BRADBURY PIANosi EsrEf ORGANS
We are closing ost AT COST the balance Of ea,
stock Of the above excellent Instruments prexions
moving. June l. 1877, into tne large and sieEani
Wareroom corner Of PennsyiyaniA ayenae and
Twelnh street-shephsra's baiiding. Once 80
.pso-im skSpnRs q AsrAvnAS.=
National Republican., 1877-04-26
LARGEST VARIETY OF Gas Frxrum.
FouNrAINs, YAsKs, srAruARY.

In Washington. Over two hundred differon
iiton's, Y. M. q A. building, Ninth and ID street,
National Republican., 1877-04-26

stocks active and strong.
The following are the total sales and opening and
,hange, telegraphed to II. u, Cooke. jr., q Cos
National Republican., 1877-04-26
JupIcIous ECONOMY

Is now absolutely necessary. Throw not assds
Jouvcn's Inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II win
cleanse them thoroughly, easily and quickly
Sold at drug and fancy stores. 70 cents Per
bottle.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
TKrrH RUINED BIZ NpaLrcr

cannot be restored. Young people remember
thisi Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder. 1t win preserve your teeth from decay.
and keep them sound, clean and white through
life. rs and 20 cents per bottle. Sold BY all drug
xtsts,
National Republican., 1877-04-26

NooLN HAxL.
THURSDAY Evssrse. srRrL ..

THE COMPLIMENTARY CoNcExr
~ III ~ ss M e evoi e naneisS ~ ".
f.yorise tsnor, viii be s.sisted ~ Kiss Z. ANNAN
pAl<E. the distinguished coutralto. nate Of ths
stratoeeh Italian Opera Cenpany;i Miss Eva
huls tne emincnt pprfane: Mrs. fierson. orranis'
lar baritone. ar4s-H
National Republican., 1877-04-26
GooD ADVICE.

Now Is tho time OF year for pnsumonin, lung
fever, 40. Every family should have bottle oi
moment that cough 20 take hoid oi your re ehiid' .
your family or yourself Consumption, asthma,
pneumonia. Group, hemorrnages and other fatal
diseases may setin. Although II 10 true Cor
man Syrup ls curing thousands OF those dreadful
diseases, yet It is much better 10 have II n hand
when three doses will cure you. One bottle viii
safe from danger. II you are consumptive do not
rest until you have tried this remedy. sample
bottles, 10 cents. Regular size, IS cents. Sold
sole agents,
National Republican., 1877-04-26

Garden and Cemetery Furniture, largest sssor,
ment In tho city; also, Lawn Sprinklers an
Street Hose, at Hsmilton's, Y. II. o. A. building
Ninth and ID streets.
National Republican., 1877-04-26

The following are the buying and selling rates
tor Government securitiesi
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Observation-Disclosures
BOND.

Eaeh hAsser eaa naks . p<spssal fsr sishsr OF
sssn e z,.zs z snraa s..s,.s psssss ssp:s.,sly
~ ~ fsrsA n tAfs axysrttss1,ant; ard the con
traet ssesr tAAs stvertissnsnk vni Be awarded
ne essSiiss.s Sss.ss. sssii ss sIs is.s.s o., On
esthsr Ais1 e card fsrnishst e samples 10 sid-
hsds q. >up,~s q ,sr Ia. shos, furu,shsd bv
ths Dslart.s.s vill nst - eunsidered.
E.eh prssssal nsst Be EiEneS bJ the indi.
yi11al q parunsrshiP nAkins u, and uhsn made
by . pa<tssrsklD tAs .Aas sf sAeh partner
esepa.Ass - ss.saay, sixnsa y a isas. tye
.iikn - esys snsr Ss.sg ssiisd sps. 10 % %,
s.sss;s,ss ss ssssss sis .-ssi! g .ss,sS:: @ =
ss,ssf 2 -. Hs .:sP:.. s.,y ssd = i m q,
ssrssy ussss Is ssszss Ts.ssss; end n ssss sss-
ssss "a ssrss tSss . esss he ssia ssssrssssr
s..s a T 9 & nj is i:s sss
ssrFs1. q iSsssea ~ srsl. iAs AZ ssasrassor
Usiss1 s:siss q i.sssss sss -. & sss " hss. NJ.
ths sAs1 csafrz<s1r ssd Ma sarssiss shall Be
ss : s y = -s sss AN: :. asis:1 q 4: rs,:s ss.
StstssL - . :
II The ba.1sr 70 uha= the nrss award may be
made sbssA f.n 10 eater Into . eoetrasf, a.
ss 3: Am =: :: = Z. sss ..s, e s...s
rs.psasleas es.e<r. 70 sss tssnst too high BY thu
Fssl.assr Gs.sral as4 % % untii ths required
s.s s = ssss ss . ssas .s.as ssns s.s
eanezassA h<r<1. a. n ks we're The eiisinai party
. uksa Us e>atu.<l vas as1risA-
H essss,ss an slss Iss,as shas u a. ~ L,.y
fosG.Ass<E 0osrAi skan have The right 70 70
National Republican., 1877-04-26

state bonds quiet and nominal.
The following are the closing rates for state Sc
.urities telegraphed nom the New YORK Stool
National Republican., 1877-04-26
EVERY PERSONS HAiR

needs occasionally some olsagsnous applicatiou
10 prevent its becoming dry and harsh. Thompl
sons Pomade Optime 10 specially suitable; h
keeps tho hair soit and glossy, and impsrts TO n
strength and vitality. 2S and 20 cents per bottle
Sold by ell druggists. =
National Republican., 1877-04-26
QUIRK's IRIsH TEA.

This popular remedy for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, sick headache, sour stomach, vertigo, con.
stipation and all diseases arising from disordered
stomach or liver, Is sold by all druKgists. q
,ents per packago-making quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1877-04-26
SUMMER HUTEI.s ron RENr.

Yer farther iaforn.s,es 80 s,,ss,.ss, ..Pss
spstw spi Ni.sA ss 4. =. q. A. ssiiai.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-12-10
A CHARMING LOVE STORY.

A College Professor, Possibly Tkos.
Chipham, Of Bowdoin. the Hero.
Bangor (Me.) Commercial.
Among the White Hills many years
ago a young student met lovely girl
and lost his heart, but dared not tell
her, so tinid and retiring was he. She
seemed to be aware of his attachment,
and looked upon him with kind ewes,
but nothing came of the acquaintance.
They separated, and subsequently each
married another. He became college
professor, evinced talent Of high order,
and won reputation at home and
abroad. At last the weight of years
compelled him to give up the duties of
his professorship. She who had shared
the honors of his career had passed
away. and the white-haired professor
was left alene. He made a journey to
those granite hills where he had sighed
and dreamed in boyhood, and there
found a silver-haired widow--his old
time sweetheart. After long talk he
rose to take his leave, and toe dignity,
reserve and bashfulness which had been
the instincts of his life, seemed to for
sake him. Taxing the venerable lady
by the hand, for the first and last time
in his life, looking her tenderlv in the
face and calling her by her Christian
name, he said: II have favor to ask
of you. Will you grant me kiss:"
Their lips met in all the fervency, if
not the passion Of youth, whilst tears
streamed down their aged cheeks.
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was genuine appreciation of his
humanity snd ability. He successfully
eyaded ali the troops be knew Of and
but for Miles strategy in leaving his
trail and striking across the country he
would have escaped into Canada, for
his scouts were out on bis trail for sew
eral miles. The night of the second
days fight the Nez Perces were nearly
out of ammunition and after dark went
out on the field to take the cartridge
belts from tho desd and wounded.
They assured four wounded that they
would not hurt them. and one Of them
procured blanket and covered up
wounded youth, telling him he wonld
be celd, but that would keep him warm
until morning, when his friends could
take care Of him. Such conduct as this
from Indians the citizens of Bismarck
deeu worthy Of notice. They believe
in being just to even Indians, and
while demanding protection for the
frontier settlers from the Sioux and
Chey snnes, they 1T the same time BE-
,lieve in keeping faith with the Indians
and would recommend the Jne. Norris
sey rule of religious faith to our Indian
Department, viz: II believe in doing
as agree"
BISAARCKIANS AS PEOPLE
are enthusiastic. They believe in
grand future for this great Northwest
and have an abiding faith in Bismarck's
being the grand emporium of this vast
empire. Mayor John A. Mclean, in his
speech at Miles banquet in response
to the toast "Bismarck." said that in
Eve years he had seen Bismarck rise
from nothing to a city doing business
of s. ,20o,0 year, and all this un-
der panic with the exception of the
last year, and in five years more he
expected to see wholesale houses line
our business streets and our census re-
turns show population OF $1,000
souls, and in time to see 1t vie with
St. Paul for business suprem4cy. So
look out for your laurels, Dispatch, for
Lounsberry & Rea are on the war path
with their TRIBUNE But this is enough
for once. I have several rich personals
and matters Of interest for future cem-
munications, but it won't do to take it
in too big doses.
Yours, G. 0. PIER.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-12-10
A Now Riddle Answer.

"See here, Parker, what's the differ
ence between ripe watermelon and a
rotten cabbage?' asked one letter car
riec Of another the other day.
"You've got me there. I don's sknow," "
he returned, with look more puzzled
than an iIliterate man at 4 crossroads
guide, board.
''Thsn you'd be mighty nice man
to send after watermelon, yoa would
remarked the quiZzer, as he moved on.
Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1877-12-10

W. 3. Shaw sent out FIVE wagons OF
"fancy groceries, and other necessary
articles for the convenience and supply
of the 7th cavalry battalion, leaving on
Sunday. Several more of his teams
left Monday. Mr.. Shaw will follow IN
Wednesdays stage and overtake the
expedition. Billy Bowen has gone for
ward as Mr.. Shaw's aid. They will
take excellent care of the suffers de-
partment of the expedition
Major Newson's :"Drama of Life In
the Black Hills'' to be given here, is
rich with the characters of that re-
markable region, and has been pro.
nounced in Deadwood simply "im-
nepse."
The expected Ball at the Sheridan
House, on Thursday evening, of this
week, has boen postponed until Tues
day evening (Chrlstmas) December 25.
Frank Hunt, of Matheis Goode 4
Schurmeier, St. Paul, left Monday
morning for Brainerd. Frank always
does capital trade in Bismarck.
Capt. G. E. Bennett, and Capt. Van
Horn of the 18th Infantry, are at the
Sheridan await;n: the arrival of their
companies from Standing Rock.
The Fireman's Ball comes off Tues.
day evening at the City Hall. A large
attendance is expected and capital
time in turn.
The Black Hills papers and nearly
all others, notice The projected narrow
guage, from Bismarck to the Hills.
Miss Malloy, sister of the Malloy
Brothers, has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
E. D. K. Randall, representing
Athoff, Bergenan & Co., St. Paul, is in
the city.
Lieut.. Edgerly's company arrived at
Lincoln yesterday afternoon.
Two weeks from tomorrow, Christ
mas.
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seems to surprise ye editorial fraternity
East somewhat, but I assure you it
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E1-Gov. Austin Has a Difference
With Secretary Sherman.

From the Chicago Times.
Secretary Sherman has suppressed a
special report made By Horace Austin,
third auditor Of the treasury, which
reflects very much on the Presidents
so called civil service policy. Mr. Aus
tin says that work in his division is very
mucn behind, and the reason fer it is
that nearly all appointments sent to
him have been based on political favor
itism, and that civil service rules, IN
the selection of clerks, have been en-
tirely ignored. He has been requested
to change the report, which he steadily
refuses to do. His Office is Presides-
tial one, and not subject to removal by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
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a Prize Hunt.

A dozen gentlemen are organizing
for twenty-four hours hunt that wilt
have some fun in it. 1t is based on SO
many points, each animal or bird count
ing. as printed below. The six hunters
making the fewes, points will pay for :
game supper 1T the Sheridan House.
The bunters viii dine in costume, all
dress st1its being ruled out: