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Better Than Putting One Dollar
out at compound interest. is the sending ii to DIR.
c. w. Benson, Baltimore. Md, for two boxes of
his Celery and Chamomile Pills, which cure ner-
vous disease. quiet the mind, bring on refreshing
sleep, and prevent paralysis.
Lunch. Fish. Game. Oysters. Cool Drinks, SC, see
Tangier Oyster Depot. (Johnson's), 9th and SITS.
None but the best. Ladies saloon first floor.
An Acknowledged Fact
That Eiseman Bros, corner eth and E, are the re-
liable Clothiers and Tailors of Washington.
Women
that have been given up by their dearest friends
as beyond help. have been permanently cured
by the use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. It is positive cure for all female com,
Western avenue. Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.
Your boys substantially clothed for the fall and
winter go to Eiseman Bros. corner 9TH and +.
My Wife
Is the picture of health since she began the use
of wells Health Remover" greatest remedy on
stott Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
Buchupaiba.
New, quick, complete cure, days. urinary
affections, Smarting frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney disease. 81. Stott s. Cromwell. 4s0
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, IN
Use cre.,tn Get on H Ny corG 9i t.s. t,sm
root and branch, quickly too. &c. Stott Crom-
well. ms
Our store
Will be closed Monday. October Sd. until pm
Eiseman Bros, Clothers and Tailors. corner 9Th
and e.
Forty Years, Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. WmslOws Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
ton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never-failing success by
by millions of mothers for their children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures dysentery and
dlarrhoea gripping in the bowels and wind collie
BY giving health to the child it rests the mother
Price 25 cents bottle. m,w,s
"A1derney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. Ward" prints 40c. per
To-. Also, cottage cheese, buttermik and sweet
milk &c. per Qt Cream, 1Oc. pint.
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DRY GOODS.

lGRAND DISPLAY
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
GUINNIP, DAY CO.,
500, 500 AND s24 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NOW SHOWING
LARGE AND FULL STOCK OF
| FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
A LARGE INVOICE OF BEADED PRINCES,
CHIPS. ORNAMENTS AND BUTTONS IN THE
LATEST DESIGNS
THESE GOODS WERE BOUGHT AT AUCTION,
AND WILL BE SOLD AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
QUE
SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
is UNSURPASSED, EMBRACING ALL THE Nov
ELITES.
FULL LINE OF SILK Pushes IN ALL SHADES.
LARGE STOCK OF MORE ANTIQUES.
OUR PURCHASES AT AUCTION HAVE BEEN
VERY LARGE, GUARANTEEING TO OUR Gus
TONERS MANY RARE BARGAINS.
GUINNIP, DAY & co.
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THE EVENING STAR.
...OCTGBER 3, 1851.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE nF TILE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. /
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. October g. 1881. $50 am
For the middle Atlantic states. partly cloudy
weather and rain. westerly winds, nearly sta
fionary temperature, stationary lower ba-
Iometer,
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: The barometer is
highest IN Dakota, and lowest in Quebec The
temperature has fallen slightly i'm the Gulf states
2 and the extreme northwest. Elsewhere il has
risen. Rain has fallen in the lake region the
Ohio valley. and southern portion of the Missfs-
sippi valley. The following heavy rainfalls are
reported for the last eight hours: Springfield I 50
inches and Cincinnati. 30 inches The winds
In New England and the middle Atlantic states
are southwestcrly. and eastery in the Gulf
states In the lake region the winds are from
east to north. The indications are that fair
weather VIII prevail IN the south Atlantic and
Ggif states to-day and Tomorrow Frost will
probably occur tonight i'll the Lake Superior re-
e1on. Minnesota and Dakota.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings of the Their
mometer at the Signal Office during the day
. am. i3o. III am. SOL: pm. So; MAXI
mum, $3.50; minimum. .l9o.
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To THE PoOR.-IOok out for cold iay First
Glass merchant tailoring made clothing for fall
and winter wear new and some a little worn
better and cheaper than sh0ddy ready made A
large STOCK can be seen at Herzogs, No. sos 9Th
street, near Pa. avenue
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THE PUBLIC PARK in front of Mount Vernon
Place is undergoing improvements. The walks
and drives are being taken up. and will be read
again in asphalt. Vehicles are to be excluded
from this park in future
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSpmentS- &c TO-nirht.

Fords Opera HouSe-''La Mascotte."
National Thedter.-Hagues British Minstrels
Atners Garden. - Concert by tine Vienna
Ladies.
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WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Bargains in LADIES' CHEMISES. handsomely
tucked yoked, trimmed with Hamburg and rufae, at
SOC. each.
oil BOSTON HOUSE,
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NEW Is THE TINE to begin to plant hyacnth and
tulip bulbs for blooms in the house in the winter
The bulb catalogue of any prominent scotsman
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The Imprisoned Assassin.

GtITEAC SUFFERING WITH MALARIA-SONE PACTS
ABOUT HIS JAIL LIFE-THE IDEA OF HIS CON-
hITrING SUICIDE SECUTED BY HIS GUARDS
RUN0R THAT THE JAIL. WAS TO BE MOBBED,
AND now 1T ORIGINATED.
The as sassin, Guiteau, has recently been af-
fiicted with malaria, and in consequence quinine
has been prescribed for, and taken regularly by
him. While he is aware of the nature of the
drug. he is under the impression that there is in
his powder something else and once or twice he
has been somewhat reluctant to take it. On one
occasion after receiving the powder. he laid it
by, saying he would take it when he
got ready. 1t was thought by some that he in
tended TO keep it until another dose was given
him. in the hope that by doubling the dose he
might put an end to his existence, or at least
make himself so sick as to excite sympathy.
Those who have the care Of him scout at the
idea of Guiteaus taking his fife by his own
hands. not believing that he has the physical
courage TO attempt it,
GUTEAU'S COwARDICE.
He is such a coward, they say. that it is doubt
fui. even if the jail doors were opened and he
had the privilege of walking out whether he
would venture into the rOtunda of the jail with
out protection: and he would not risk leaving
the building alone if he had the least idea that
he would be recognized. Gen. Croker the
warden. has Informed him that Mr.. ScOville
(6uiteau's brOther-in-aw) would undertake his
defence. and he has expressed himself as much
in Scoyille's hands. He has given up the writ
Ing of his autobiography ard has recently writ
ten but little, and this little is in the form of
letters which will perhaps never see daylight
outside the prison.
THINKING ABOUT HIS TRIAL.
After he learned that the grand jury was to
take up his case to-day. he became less laxative,
even to his guards, and was. evidently. thinking
more OF his position than heretofore. He is not
quite so active when he is given an opportunity
to exercise in the corridor, and does not walk so
briskly as lie formerly did. Now the only quick
movement he seems capable of making is a
jump behind the jamb of his cell or behind his
guard when he sees a strange face. Yesterday
he was out in the corridor for short time. but
was very careful not to show himself while the
soldiers We're in the rotunda. except when his
trusted guard was standing near.
A SENSATIONAL REPORT.
Within the past few days there have been re-
ports iii circulation that parties contemplated an
attack on the Jail. and it was said that New
Workers, Jerseymen, Philadelphians and Balti-
moredns were to make the attack last night
No such attack was made. The probability is
that the report had its origin In the fact that
few days ago determined looking man
asked admittance to the Jail and was refused. 1t
was noticed that he was heavily armed. When
he left he sullenly remarked, You may feed the
wretch, but we will get him on Sunday night"
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A T THE NEW STORE,

A T THE NEW STORE,
OPENED TO-DAY, AND ON OUR COUNTERS FOR
INSPECTION, TEN BEAUTIFUL STYLES OF SACK
SUITS, SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED,
PRICES RANGING FROM So TO s25. THESE
GOODS ARE THOROUGHLY sHRUNK, MADE AND
TRIMMED EQUAL TO ANY ORDERED WORK IN
THE CITY. FIT PERFECT AND FASHIONABLE
CUT.
ALSO FULL LINE OF FALL WEIGHT OVER
SACKS. LIGHT, DARK AND MEDIUM COLORS,
PRICES RANGING FROM $500 TO $780,
THESE GOODS CANNOT BE SURPASSED IN
THE COUNTRY. AS WE HAVE TAKEN SPECIAL
PAINS IN THE GETTING UP OF THESE GAR
MENTs. AND PRICES ARE AS Low AS THE
AVERAGE MAKE OF COATS.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1ST, WILL DISPLAY
ANOTHER NEW LINE OF SUITS AND OVER
COATS.
CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
LIKES. BERWANGER, 4 CO.,
80 SEVENTH STREET.
S. KATZENSTEIN, MANAGER.
s28
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THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST.-HowsOn's Ice
Cream, rich. pure and reliabe-Sl.25 gal; 10c. a
plate, 1l04 18th street northwest
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Alexandra Affairs,
Reported for THE EvEs1se star.

Reported Tor The EVENING STAR.
COUNTY CouRr.-Judge sangster renewed the
session Of the county court this morning OF the
old court house. This is regular grand jury
term Of the court, of which there are only two
in the year. The grand Jury was called as fol-
lows: Chas. Costello, s. w. Decide, Hampton
Dye, W. Tucker. c. H. Burch, W.. A. Rowe, NJ.
Taylor, Jas. Reynolds. JAS R. Meade, w. w.
Palmer, G. B. Graham, jr.. A. w. F. Carlin, w
T. Burrows, p. T. Burch H. Ball, R. Dyer, R.W.
Johnson, John Slater, T. NJ. Mills, c. D. Molby,
VIM. Dray, F. Hoenstein, George Hyde and
James James DUNCAN can The petit Jury is j. s. K
Payne, J. N. Garrison, II. G.. Burrows F. H.
Taylor, Rozier Donaldson. w. L. Beach and VIM.
). Gavy. There are! also fOrty-eight other
citizens summoned as Ue,sire men in the cases of
jurors in attendance upon the court. Among
tie causes which will come up for trial are the
cases of j. and o. Burch for assault upon
Aiken-an alleged political fight: an appeal in
the Arlington turnpike case, and an appeal in
the hooking bird case which attracted
some attention when it was held at Arlington
few weeks ago by justice of the peace.
GAMING HOUsEs.-The mayor having now for
some time enforced the Sunday law. as far as it
goes, has this week been called to begin the
trial OF gaming house cases. warrant against
the proprietor of gaming house in the central
part OF the city. was called for trial at noon to-
day, and will be determined this afternoon.
CIRCUIT COURT.-The Morrow-Cooney will
case. involving the validity of the will of John
Cooney. of the TOntine Hotel. occupied Judge
keith's court again to-day
REPORTERS NOTEs.-The funeral of DR.. D. NJ
french took place from his residence. on Wash
lngtOn street, yesterday afternoon. and was at
tended by multitude of friends. Rev. DR.. Nor
ton conducted the religious exercises. The
lsraelites held service this morning at the
Washington street synagogue in commemora-
ton OF the Day of Atonement. A number of
stores in various sections Of the city are closed.
Regular work was begun at the Potomac
Iron Works, foot of Wolfe street, to-day. The
hostiites on the color line in the northwest part
of the city were renewed Saturday, and the po-
lice find it difficult to catch and punish the Of
tenders.
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MILLER & JONES have their annual opening
this evening. The entire outfit being new guar
antees large attendance
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Duncanson Bros. auc-
tioneers, sold Friday, for Conrad Jost, trus-
tee, the east 80 feet and inches front by depth
of 100 feet of lot II, in square 447 situated on
street, between 9th and eth streets northwest,
and improved by two-story frame, to John W.
dali, trustee, part of square 300, having front
of 40 feet on 18th street west by depth on R
street of 6S feet inches improved bv a frame
dwelling, to Mrs Jane E. Brook, for 81 610.
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HENPLERs facilities for repairing glasses are
perfect.
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IRON B1TTERs.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
IRON BITTERS. Are highly recon- IRON BITTERS
mended for all dis
eases requiring a.
true Tonic certain and efiic- Cure Dyspepsia.
ient Tonic, espe-
eially Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Inter-
mittent Fever, Lossl
of Strength Want
IRON B1TTERS, lof Appetite, Lack IRON BITTERS
of Energy, etc. En-
riches the blood and
Complete strengthens the For Delicate
muscles. and gives
new life to the
Strengthened. nerves. They act Females.
like charm on the
digestive organs
removing all dys-
peg Fly s THEM
IRON BITTERS, Sold by all Drug IRON BITTERS
Write for the B q
Sure Appetizer. Book: Sure Reviver.
lSent free.
See that all IRON Buffers are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have crossed red
lines on the wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
m9-eo BALTIMORE, MD.
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Special Weather Bulletin.
FUSSELL'S Ice Cream

CHEAP REPAIRING. Byrn's shoe store. 16l41ith
street
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ADJUSTMENTS.


milk &C. per qt. Cream. lOc. pint.
ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's OPERA HOUSE. TONIGHT.
MAsCoTTE MATINEE WEDNESDAY,
Second and Last Week of
CHAs. E. FORDs COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
and first production in Washington of
THE MASCOTTE,
by Audran, author Of "Olivette"
The will be presented here with the most careful
costumes and cast Of characters fully equal to the
Rn TIE The s
Men and Women of the Day.
6, October .be 1o-Haverly's WIDOW BEDoTT. Bishop as
NATIONAL THEATER
MONDAY. OCTOBER 3,
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
SAM HAGUES
BRITISH OPERATIC MINSTRELS.
The first troupe of British Mnstres that has ap
peared in America the first to elevate high music
clear Of the old beaten track and place before the public
the nest ballad and oherae music
battered by the highest of the entire Of
It is probably the best Minstrel Troupe ever seen in
this city The house fairly shook at times with the
eff encore had been granted each time the vocifer-
ons applause demanded the performance would still be
.MGpEday qet9b s6 lo Kiralfys Grand Spectacular
cMSsd H5C1 Sb k bNR sdHSS En-
Tallmadge Hall, s2s street northwest. on ground
floor. English and American Bicycles and Tricycles.
Second hand Machines for sale Cheap.
VIM. C. SCRIBNER, Proprietor.
Hall for rent for evening entertainments. Apply J.
s. SWORMSTEDT, Agent. 928 street northwest. %
SOcIAL PROBLEMs.-HENRY E. SHARPE. of
1faetnTing Association, win Lecture TUESDAY EVEN
Se%een at aS e. on fsx sn 18th
iaborg man, and the earnest and eloquent leader of
to establish new form of society which the aborer
viii viii work NO MORE FOR MASTERS Workingmen come
nRIyER'S GARDEN CONCERTS.
" aans fiji SHAE sh EGeas and Come
R.nd OF all the popular sooiss and the
RIFLE MATCH
Between the
HONORARY MEMBERS
of the Washington Light Infantry National Rifles Union
Veteran Corps, and Washington Light Guards, of
Washington. DC, and the Alexandria
Light Infantry, of Alexandria, Va,
FOR
SILVER BOWL,
Under the auspices of the Association of Honorary Mem
bers of the Union Veteran Corps
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4,
At MARSHALL HALL,
The steamer w. ". Corooran will leave her wharf at
Tickets for the trip 30 centsWic can be had Of the
Active and Honorary Members of the Corps taking part
The trophies will be exhibition at Mr.. Galts Lot
SUMMIT POINT HOTEL.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND MASOUE BALL.
at Summit Point Hotel. Gathersburg Nd. on THURS
DAY EVENING. October 9th. Trains leave b. 4 O.
Depot at 40 and Cos pm. returning arrive in Wash
1aIg
A BNERs SUMNER GARDEN.
GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING
BY
TEMLER'S VIENNA LADIES' ORCHESTRA.
Admission, 10 Cents.
Change Of Program Nightly. SGT
THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
DISTRICT OF oo sSSI III HORTICULTURAL
MASONIC TEMPLE
On the 4rH: 9TH 9Th AND 5Ia OF OCTOBER. 1881,
AND VIII embrace choice specimens and extensive col
PIONEERING AND ORNAMENTAL PLANTS. CUT
.'TISTIC AND FLORAL DESIGNS, &c.
e e cents 20 6 sen sse # ae IL
No. 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; Entwisle's
Drug Store. corner Pennsylyania avenue and 18th
northwest; George Gloruss Salesroom, No. l112 It'll
street northwest; John Sauls Seed Store. No. 62l
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FOR yelvets, Satins, Cashmeres so to ]. E.
Youngs.
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DRY GOODS.
D0SlTIvE BARGAINSi
HOSIERY

HOSIERY
LADIES' BALBRIGGANs. French Seams Fr. Ees,,l.r
. Extra Long, only 25c. pair.
CHILDREN's OIL boiled. Full Re~ulsr. Plain co,or.
EStn Long, French Ribbed. only 2Sc. lair
CHILDREN's French Brown mixed. Fun Fashioned.
Extra Long, a splendid School Stocking 2sc. pair.
worth 40c.
INSPECTION SOLICITED OF OUR ENTIRELY NEW
AND MAGNIFICENT FALL HOSIERY.
EMBROIDERED sAsHEs. yards long. only sc. each.
IRISH LINEN DEPARTMENT.
We simply ask examination and comparison II
QUALITIES AND LOWEST PRICES
FINE DAMASK SETS -MArCHED PATTERNS,
ats21. sss s2s. SOS and sss rer sett.
SATIN DOUBLE DAMAsK By THE YARD.
DESIGNS NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN WASH
INGToN.
at 75c., SEC, CSC. 81. Is 81. "a 81 a. a. &C. &C.
EMBROIDERED STAND COVERS AND SATIN DAM
ASK TOWELS. WITH kNoTTED FRINGE
HAND EMBROIDERED ORIGINAL d.
SIGNS AND AT VERY LOWEST
POPULAR PRICES
P.S.-Our constant aim is to offer only Extra yaIus
and Reliable Goods.
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CITY ITEMS.


| DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup
positively cures Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, etc
! Only 25 cents bottle.
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THE fencing around the White House is being
repainted
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THE STRETCHER belonging to the police de-
partment, which was used when the President
was shot, and afterwards taken to Long Branch
TO be used in carrying the wounded President.
has been returned to police headquarters in this
CITY
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Our Store
Will be closed Monday. October Sd. until p m
Eiseman Bros, Clothiers and Tailors. corner 18th
and e.
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Ladies' Dresses and Garments Of all kinds Of all Fab
rcs and Of the most elaborate styles Cleaned or Dyed
Successfully without ripping. Gentlemens Garments
Cleaned or Dyed Whole. Curtains Window Shades.
Table Covers Carpets, Blankets ETC., Cleaned or Dyed
Kids and Feathers Cleaned and Dyed handsomely.
Grape Wells renovated equal to new. Ladies' and Gen.
temens Garments received and returned BY express
mail
BARRETT, NEPHEWS b CO.,
no WEST BALTIMORE STREET.
~ In BALTIMORE, ND.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
90 dozen Ladies Pin Stripe Hose. fun regular only
25 cents rer pair.
10 dozen Ladies Black Lisle Thread Hose only
10 cents per pair.
BOSTON HOUSE N
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Z A. SAKs 4 Co.'S OPENING.-On Saturday A.
eaks 4 Co. opened their entire remodeled and
restecorated store for the fall display of clothing
The attendance was very large and the exhibit
ton appreciated. The improvements are still
going on in this mammoth establishment. but
WI De completed in time for the winter open
ing. The display can stil be seen.
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THE SALE AT THE IMPERIAL HOTEL commenced.
TINS morning ana VIII be continued to-norrow
morning, at which time some of the better class
Of furniture viii be sold. As rule the nrices
to-day were low, although the attendance was
large. The furniture of this hotel is better than
e generally found in hotels, most Of it having
been made to order
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Get OF My COrns.
Use Cureaine One bottle will take them out
root and branch, quickly too. 25c. Stott s. Crom-
| well. ms
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Buchupaiba.
New, quick, complete cure, days, urinary
affections, smarting, frequent difficult urina-
ton. kidney disease. 81. Stott s. Cromwell. $50
Pennsylvania avenue.
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WHAT INDUSTRY AND ENTERPRISE DO-Wasin-
fhgtoE possesses no more energetic young bush
ness man than Nr. Sidney +. Nimmo whose
k'iilo ana musical establishment 1873 9TH street
northwest, has become SO famous Mr. Nimlno
s1esa6 business at the bottom round of the ladder
WITHIN TWO years, however by dint of enterprise
st.a INDUSTRY. he las placed himself at the head
District " 'e
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An Acknowledged Fact
That Eiseman Bros, corner 9TH and E, are the re-
liable Clothiers and TailCrs of Washington.
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TEMPERANCE WORK.-Hon Hiram Price. Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs. delivered an effect
i've address at the Gospel Temperance meeting
az Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church last
evening at the DaShaway Reform Club meet
Ing at Lincoln Hall last evening addresses were
made by the president of the club and Mr.. c. VI.
Nye- DIR. Frank White rected over the Hills
roe the POorhouse." y large number of sigma
toIes were added 10 the pledge.
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For Meals,
Lunch. Fish. Game. Oysters. Cool Drinks. &C., see
Tangier Oyster Depot. (Johnson'sl, 9th and SITS.
None but the best. Ladies saloon first floor.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.

TIXCURSION TO THE GREAT FALLS, TUESDAY,
r. October 4, benefit of Methodist Cemetery, opposite
Congressional. Boat leaves Congressst Rridse
O'Clock a. M. Fare. round trip so cents. A. " d. o12t
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-15
Which was applied as follows:

Total 500 ,ob9, i04.9s. The requirements OF tie
sinking fund for the year amounted to S907Sb,
064.02 which sum includes balance Of S49,Sl7,.
l2S.7S net, provided for during the previous hsc,'
year. The sum of SI4, $50 LOS was applied T.
this fund which left n deficit of $40 ,2Oo SI3.4I
The increase of the revenues for 1881, over thos,
OF the previous year was $40 352 90l.l0 1t "
estimated that the receipts during tins
hscal year win reach $500 900 900 and the expen-
ditures $40 ,O00 600 leaving surplus OF $50.
600 600.
In pursuance of the policy of the government
20 maintain silver at or near the gold standard
silver certificates were accordingly issued AMI
made receivable for all customs, take,
and public dues. About sixty-Six million,
of them are now outstanding. They torrne
N unnecessary addition to the paper currency, =
sufficient amount Of which may be readily sup
filled ~ the national banks in accord
,uce with the AT of February 18th.
1878 the treasury department has month,
caused ut least two millions IN value OF silver
bullion to be coined into standard silver dollars
the hundred aud two million of these dollar
nave been already coined while oely about
thirty four millions are in circulation. For the
reasons which he specifies | concur in tho Score
tarv's recommendation that the provisisn for
coinage of fixed amount each month be re-
p alsd, aud that hereafter only so much be
soinei as shall be necessary to supply the de-
mand.