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THE AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE
AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE
AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE
939 PENNA. AVENUE,
939 PENNA. AVENUE.

We are offering in our OyERCOAT DEPARTMENT
Complete Stock Of all the LATEST STYLES at prices
that are lower than those of any other house.
Dress and Business Suits we have an IMMENSE
ASSORTMENT to select FROM and are Receiving New
styles Daily at prices lower than any other house.
We have the Handsomest Patterns to be found in the
market which Will be offered at prices that are lower
than those of any other house.
We make SPECIALITY of BOYS CLOTHING. and
would invite Parents and Guardians to Examine our
Stock before purchasing elsewhere as they will find our
prices lower tn an those of any other house.
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TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
1lHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CON
Tanned IN TWENTY-THREE ROOMS, AT No.
325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
~! On THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER SEVEN
TENTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell at No. 1926
pennsylvania avenue, large collection of Household
furniture. We in part:
Walnut and Rep Paror Furniture.
Walnut Marble top and Cottage Chamber Furniture
Walnut Hall Set Mante Mirrors.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
TWO Sewing Machines, Hall Clock.
And many articles not mentioned.
House for rent.
n15-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers,
~ 9th and d streets northwest
TWO HUNDRED PIECES CLOTHING, IN SUITS
AND SINGLE PIECES, FOR MEN AND BOYS;
CHILDREN'S CLOAkS; HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIKTS: BRACE AND PEARL BUTTONS; WOOL
GOODS, HATS, HORSE BLANKETS, &C., WITH
A VARIETY OF OTHER GOODS
VII be sold at auction within our salesrooms, com
menclng at Ten O'CLOCK, on THURSDAY MORN
ING, NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH n15-2t
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SAMUEL S. SHEDD,

SAMUEL S. SHEDD,
AGENT FOR
MOTIFS STAR FURNACE
MOTIFS SOCIAL LATROBE.
And MOTIFS ST. GEORGE ELEVATED OVEN
RANGE. "a irst-class Heating and Cooking Range,
Always on hand a large stock Of
SLATE MANTELS. GAS FIXTURES, DROP
LIGHTS, LAMPS, GLOBES. &c.
Plumbing and Thinning and all kinds Of Jobbine
promptly done and at fair prices.
sAML. s. SHEDD,
No. 400 Ninth STREET NORTHWEST. n12
{ CARRIAGES. o.,,n,.o,,o CARRIAGES
Boston Buck Carriase Coz am enabled to Offer
for ss and .n hsr s
offered in this city before These Carriages cannot be
teed for year also in stock New and second hand
Landaqs, Landaulets Coupeletts Broughams, Coupes,
hrst-class light and heavy work.
ROBT. H. GRAHAM,
Repository and Factory,
41O-416 sTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Repairing promptly attended to. n14-1m
T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
fpe in 1869
ssita %ch und
$3.50. 600 has since been added 70 ''''o "
sss f b State Constitution adopted
ITS GRAND s1kGtE NgMSGR REAw1NGs WILL
1T NEVER SCALES OR POSTPONES
Gs St f re fslSyfS a 6SNSEgf
a01 i5sr Me GRA nj t MoS g1naif tR'
EXTRAORDINARY SEP sEM nnz DRAWING
TUESDAY. DEC 1EcE SMhbbEhN 18th, 1881,
Il sHs
s., 7s: 49,: bssss only
1capts, Prize LIST 81 OF PRIZES $780, ooo 500 900
Grand Prize Pr; Of Of 80. 600. 80, 600
Large prizes Prizes q 1906: s. .: 600 coo
20 Prizes of 1000. 60 90
zoo =. 500. &c. 600
- go go i 49,: g.. S SSS
O'"o .pnDov,,, TO-. 1OO.OO
7 1879 Approximation Prizes Of 500. $50. 600
i6S '% Vs.: 1883 s:sSS
CsrN n r. RH SanuD0TT1hS 70 $522, 500
GEN JdBaI A. EakfT Il p w. l.. Commissioners.
. az aof rates to clubs should only be made
Write for circulars or send orders tn
NJ A. DAUPHIN
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA
No: al2 Bk0ADwAY. NEW YORK.
or j. p. HORBACH.
COS 14TH STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON.
d. C.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
IL h>eoh
Money or Orders to NtNES & Coz. IS Nassau ssvssx
NsT York Ctr a. auh9rizsd Pr 1nS Losssiaga Stats
the e0sntry NitA Bogus CSTcsslGss Dsposng 70 = V
1hs LesistGa0 State Lottery Eensp1nk ana are kr9u-
hare 0sthogiH from thje Ceaav 70 Ell Sts 1jeee6
and are not it. o0eatsJ for aas pasypoas.
II. A. DAUPHIE,
Pre-. Lea6sfRsa State Lottery Co.
NEW OnLRAxs. La. July Z 1854. MA
UoLMAN LIVER PAD OFFICE AND DEPOT.
so1thsast corner 9th snd srests. waahinston.
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ITOLMAM LIVER PAD OFFICE AND DEPOT
l4southeast corner 9th and 3 streets, Waahinetnn.
DIG. Oonsulta4ion tree Books and circulars sent 81
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DuNcANsoN BROS, AZ Ape s1,9 6 rs.
L. GOODWILL, Real Estate Auctioneer


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
TO- 1873 recorded in Liber No sS9, folios rs ETC..
@ and at the request of the party secured thereby
II at p99 HE sfHHsHh 9 DiS 81 81
fer6ed real estate situated in the city Of Washington
on the plot ground plan Of said city numbered
SIX ga in square numbered seven hundred and ninety
nches on Sd street. southeast, and " feet on North
Also, on the SAME DAY. at FOUR AND-A-H HALF
sea ess NJ IN front OF the premises the following
81, in said square and described as follows: Beginning
point on south street rs feet inches from the
sad 81 to I e
OF sad lot hsnee east 2, feet II inches to the north
street thence along said street 80 feet II inches to
Also 90 On SAME DAY. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in
front Of the premises the following described real
in square Numbered seven hundred and thirty three
{793 fronting % feet south street. and running
v s Il Z f5 Of
namely All Of that Lot Lot in the snS
sf red and
SSsa aa Fon a 70 feet on "a street
twelve and eighteen months with interest thereon at
se
s eaGh lot re- Of Of SALE
not complied with in days from day of SALE
the Trustee the right sell the property at risk
and cost of defaultng purchaser after FIVE days notice
o24-m, Witt THOMAS j. HOBBS. Trustee.
sE THE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED ON &C
count of the weather until FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER ELEVENTH and TWELFTH, 1881, re-
sape hours apa E!aseS HOBBS Trustee
sE-THE SALE OF LOT F. IN SUBDIVISION OF
f Sc
1881, same hour and place.
n14-m, wet THOMAS J. HOBBS, Trustee.
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STEAMERS, &c.

NOTICE.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
On and after NOVEMBER 3D. 1881 the steamer
ARROWSMITH will leave her wharf, foot of 7th street
at a. M every MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY for all river landings. On MONDAY far as
Nomlnl Ferry. On THURSDAY, Nomni and Currio-
man. On SATURDAY. Currioman and Leonardtown.
o29 John X WoOD Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucsioneer,.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO.. Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE TGSS SALE OF CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS,
AT TH MEA IiiTE a, sc. DAMAGED BY WATER
d Sb SIR on AccoUSr OF 1hoh If MAY
O'CLOCK shall eel at the southeast corner Of
tn street ana avenue northwest the fol
ooS Yards Yards Of BGdy and TaPsstE Brussels Carpets
YARDS Of Napier and st Coo o SG Mating
SO pairs White Blankets. 1o-4. ia.
to be sold in lots to suit.
nl6-2t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucts
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucnoneer.
FINE MICH COW CBEIoNGINs TO MRS GAR
81 he sfSEs $751; st
O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms. nl6-3t
r T. COLDwELI. Real Estate Auctioneer.
4 DEs!RABLE BUSINESS CORNER AT PUBLIC
SAE BElNd NgMBE R,, goo ~, " STREET
fok bsTRcT r or TEE GdlG G,Ta OF WASHING
In order to settle up estate the underestimate 50
premises ali Of lot thirteen G3 in Lanckton's sub.
THE snS SF
BIER, 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. This property
northeast. the Columbia street cars passing the door
and is improved by a nearly new dwelling, with 6ne
santia market house about being erected on the op
HSslte c, corner t which With large and increasing
membranes.
Terms: Onehalf cash: balance year at six per
cent. 500 down when the property is struck off.
GEORGE W. KLINE, Executor.
NJ NJ ROHRER, Attorney. 500 18th street. n15-4t
(1HANCERY SALE OF LOT AND FRAME HOUSE.
oNo. l116 NINETEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
Il AND S STREETS NORTHWEST,
, By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of 81
the District OF Columbia, made and passed in Il;
al VS. james Opay ct all the UNDERSIGNED as trustee
premises on MONDAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH DAY
12Sl OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1881 at FOUR O'CLOCK
R1ns sub division OF SQUARE number ql0) hundred
anu zen IN tne city ell washington, p C This lot has
dred and forty 0IG0 GAO 10 100 foot alley and
ls improved by two story frame house.
Terms of sale: One-fourh cash; the balance to be
paid in six twelve and eighteen months from the day
OF SALE with six per cent Interest," cash. the option
OF the purchase The deferred payments, if any to
De evidenced by the romssory notes of the purchaser
secured by deed Of trust upon the premises sold.
deposit OF one hundred $00 dollars viii be required of
the purchaser on the day of sale.
nl6-dts DORSEY CLAGETT. Trustee.
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MAfflslEO.

MARRIED.
HOUsEaRAwLINGs. On November 18th 1881, e
Foundry Church, by the Rev. W. r. Ward, THOS T.
HOUSEto Miss JENNIE 4. RAWLINGS, Ill Of Nah.
iugton. DC.
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A. s I r A u s,
AVENUE CLOTHING HOUSE.
no S5S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

nS $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
p. HANSON HISS CO
NEW DESIGNS
| FURNITURE. CERAMICS.
LOWS ART TILES FOR F1REPLAcEs. HEARTHs.
wAINsCoTINGs AND BATHROOMS
FIRST PREMIUM EVERYWHERE.
| No. As n. CHARLES STREET
BALTIMORE.
WATCHES.
Have opened to-day new and large stock of Wal.
ham WATCHES all sizes and grades. at unusually
low prices.
SAML LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND sILyERsMITHs,
n9 1918 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYERSl
BEFORE PAYING SPECIAL TAX BILLS OR
| GENERAL TAXES
DUE PREVIOUS TO 1873, SAVE DISCOUNT By
| CALLING UPON
WILLIAM DICKSON,
222 ~ STREET NORTHWEST,
n1-1m Three doors above Columbia Building G
Zeal SACQUES
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS. FANCY FURs.
SEAL CAPS. FUR GLOVES. CARRIAGE ROBES.
! HATS AND CAPS
IN GREAT VARIETY, FOR
| GENTS. YOUTHS AND CHILDREN.
| CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
ARMY AND NAVY CAPS
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR REGALIA.
FUR TRIMMING
IN GREAT VARIETY.
| DUNLAP co. s SILK. DERBY AND OPERA HATS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
e1;e@ gu PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE:
SWEET CIDER! SWEET CIDER!!
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
In store and for sale in Barrels or Kegs By
SAML C. PALMER,
DEPOT 1924 18th STREET.
WEST WASHINGTON.
e3TELEPHoNIc CoNNEcT1oN oes
A RI GALLERY,
NO. 62l 7TH ST. NV, BETWEEN ANDF.
]. F. SPELSHOUSE
PAPER HANGER AND DECORATOR,
No, 52l 9TH street northwest Federal Building:
Grand display of Elegant Oil Paintings, Water CoorA
Picture Frames, Looking Glasses. Gems Of Art &c
ssa iai g ss%s and md
times. An examination of my stock collected.
j. F. SPELSHOUSE,
n.. ~, 7os Ne NS. !. s21 It'll street po.tn S
c.,.N.~ ''o OUR sPEcI1ITiEs:e ~ -
CC. "a Size Frames. Velvet Hsc. up.
Ne
BIO Walnut Framea from CSC. up.
window Shades and Fixtures. SOC. O18-3m
20 Bushels Crushed Coke. ...........$SS0.
Is Bushels Crushed Coke. .25.
- 8aahsas Ordinary Coke.
Z Is Bushels Ordinary Coke........... $500.
For sale st once q ths Warrington Cas-
light Company. Or 1t q. ". CROPLEY0 q
Drug Store. West WashinRtn. nl1
TIvhE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.
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MEDICAL. &c.

nR. AND NINE. SELDEN, PROFESSORS OF MID
~ W1fery: over 20 years successful practice sklful
Gatment elegant accommodations. consultations with
patients only Isl Lexington avenue 3lst street.
new 1orA CITY n12-3m
mr. BROTHERS Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
~ Ladies' Ply sician in Washington. Female Irregu-
Iares. Distractions, and Leucorrhea quickly cured
Oihce goo street southwest opposite Smithsonian No
Charye Tor advice. nl5-ln'
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| FINE MICH COW BELONGING TO MRS. GAR
FIELD AT AUCTION.
shall sell the above valuable Animal on SATURDAY
NOVEMBER NINETEENTH, 1881, at TWELVE
O'CLOCK, in front of my auction rooms. nl6-3t
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All the transportation lines Crailroads and
neamboats) leading into Baltimore have agreed
TO NIX the rates of travel at half price for round
trip tickets during October. That city is bent
upon grand holiday season, lasting several days.
In commemoration of the Yorktown centennial
The preservation Of the life of the President and
other matters OF mere local Importance as far as
the national significance of their celebration.
AFFORD Washington equal cause for similar re-
i0icing.
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CARRIERS.

III MARKET SPACE.
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CO-PARTNERSHTPS

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING FORMED A
i COMPREHENSIVE for the prosecution of the bu-
they viii pay the highest cash price for crude Smac
delivered their Mill High street. Georgetown, at
any point having railroad communication with WASH
ington. DAVID DRE1FUSS co.
DAVID DREYFUSS,
JACOB RAMSBURG'S SONS. iy27-eo3t
r United COMPREHENSIVE.
IL The undersigned do hereby certify that they have
formed for the sale of Ice under the
pany. No bills accounts viii be paid unless upon
written order signed John Leetch, Treasurer once,
No. 1884 Water street, Georgetown, DC. JOHN
LEETCH, F. F. BARKER, NJ. KINSLOW. feb8
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EIRST-CLAss AND REMARKABLY CHEAP,

Elegant new style Colored Lisie Thread Hose 81 q
Colcred Border and All Linen Henisttched Handker-
chiefs. and Zoe. Regular made and Extra Long Raj.
brggsa Hose L. and sss Lovely Persian Lawn 2sc.
duced from 15c wamsutta told reiiabe) Cotton I3,se
New York Mills and Utica lo4 Sheeting. s5c Entire
stock Dress Goods, White Goods, Hosiery Handker-
chiefs. Gloves Towels Napkins Table Linen Under
wear. &C.. &c. At a sacrifice. at BRODHEAD L co.'s
prices. jy29-3ts
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RESTAURANT DE PARIS
Iz1l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NoR1HwBr.

Best French Board for Ladies' and Gentlemen ct so
and &26 Per onth: table dhOee, &C. imported caxBt
Large, tine furnished rooms, with every comfort and
bath-rO N76-th. q tu3ts
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Dramatic scene at Albany.

Senator Madden met Conkling in the upper
halls of the Delevan nouse Monday even
ing, and extended his had to him, whieh
Conkling refused I. accept A bitter war of
words followed. Madden answered in as Sc
we're terms to the sarcastic language of Conk-
ling.
The trouble arose because of certain stric.
lures by Madden upon conkling for resign
ing. which had boen publisod.
After some angry by-play, Conkling, who
was humping the floor with his cane, AMI
stroking his gray beard with his free h,Ld.
eyed Madden kesnly. and then attempted to
reprovs him for his criticisms, aud particI-
larly for having said that he .Conklingj was
hers button-holing members and soliciting
their votes.
senator Madden blurted out I'm not SO
polite as some men. and perhaps spoke too
blunily. | go across lots instead Of going
round. You don't suppose meant you wore
twisting buttons off m ms coats. do you ?"
The ex-senator listened platt wilted /;
Madden was as bold rs lion. lie did not
W ,it to be invited, out kept on In this fashion:
..Yol know what words mean. Yoi came
back here seeking vindicaiion. To say you
were batton.h .holing mon hsre may not have
been accurately true, bat you are here seek
ing n vindiea ion. l spoke Of You in public
as a man clsar through. Ifyou think !oke
of you offensively, its a great mistake all the
way through"
"But wo I'D not have said such thing oi
you," protested Conkling, aud thsn he turns d
to go.
II tell you the truth when l speak," said
Senator Madden, land that il more than some
men have done. You know yourself that four
teen long years ago you told me l was the
only man who dared to tell you the truth
clear through. and believeit Is true now."
The ex-senator held oit his hand hesitat'
ingly Madden. who is not an unforgiving
man. took 1t, saying, STOOD night" aud the
Senator bowed dramatically and Joined latt.
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AN Oshkosh mother was remon
s;riting with her daughter for refus-
ilg what the former considered an
eligible Offer of marriage. '.1t's no
use talkin' to me-" exclaimed the
recalcitrant maiden, 81 won't never
marry no man who scratches match
across the basement of his panta-
foons.2
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ASSASSINATION |!
PRESIDENT GARFIELD SHOT TWICE
BY a Disappointed 0ffice-Seeker.
STRONG HOPES OF MS RECOVERY
The Horrible Deed Creates Great In
dignatIon and Excitement Through
cut the Country.

cut the Country
Especial Dispatch IS to the Citizens Club
WAsHISoroN, July $3.50 A. NJ.
President Garfield was shot before
retiring on the Limited Express train
at 9:l5 this morning. The shooting
was done by Charlie. Gitteau, an un /.
successful applicant for Con sulship.
The prisoner WAS arrested immediate
lv after the shooting by the atficers
in the depot. He was first taken to
the police headquarters and suhse-
ouentiy removed TO the district jail.
The shooting .curred In the ladies
room at the depot, Immediately after
the President had entered, walking
arm I'm arm with Secretary Blaine on
their way TO the train, which was
about ready TO leave. Secretary Blaine,
on hearing the shots, two in number,
Immediately rushed in the direction
from which they came, with view
OF arresting the would-be assassin,
but returne TO the President and
foand him PROSTATE. Both shots took
effect-the first In The right arm, and
the second just above the right hip.
and near the kidneys. The physi-
clans have probed for tho balls unsnc
cessfully.
1885 A. M.-The President Is now
being conveyed to the Executive
Mansion, under a strong escort OF
Metropolitan police. Two companies
of regulars from the Washington
City barracks have been ordered
out TO preserve quiet. Great excite
nient prevails, aud the Atreets are
thronged with anxious inqnirers,
eager TO learn the condition of the
President.
The shooting occurred In the pres
ence of so or 30 ladies. The pistol
with which the shooting was done Is
a California weapon, with an ex-
tremely heavy calibre, better known
as n bulldog. The President has been
made as comfortable as possible in his
chamber at tho White House, and all
persons are excluded from the
grounds.
officer Carey arrested the assassin,
who said IL did IL. lam Stalwart,
aud Arthur is now President. Take
the letter / have to General Sherman
and he will tell you all about It,"
One bullet entered from the rear to
to one II 10, and Is believed to have
pas,ei through the Iii ineys. Tue
doctors hold out some hope OF recov-
cry, but 1t is plain that they feel but
little. One shot went through the
arm. The President talked to re-
porter. lie said lie felt pretty strong,
o0nsidcring his wounds, but he CON-
planned of llnklng sensation in his
feet as annoying him more tnan any
thing else.
CHICAGO, July 2.
Charles GIttesu, the man who at.
tempted to Ia ASSN ate the President,
has been more or less known in Chi
ago for the pa ten year. lie vas q
disreputable lawyer, AMI has eener
ally been consi cred halt insane. he
went to New York seven or eight
years ago, and upon his return here
proie.sed to have heen converted,
AMI delivered several lectures under
she auspices OF the Young Mems
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Genev,eve Ward Is shocked beyond

Genevleve Ward Is shocked beyond
all expression because men and wo
men are compelled to sleep in the
same sleeping-car. It i dreadful.
Bot Burdette has often worried over
the same thing, and heen afraid TO go
to sleep. lest some woman should
chlofiform him and kiss him in his
dreams. No man is safe in mixed
sleeping-car.
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JOB PRIN TIN oi

rhe News Job Office is now supplied With m
excellent stock of type. borders. presses. paper.
cards. and other inaterials aid facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials are
conatantly arriving. aud We ask the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact that
ell job f,rintingoa be handsomely aud expe-
ditiorlsly done At this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-09

Christian Association. lie next ap-
peared i'm q scheme to buy the Chi
cago Inter Ocean newspaper, and run
1t on the plan of The New York Her.
aid, but a. he had neither capital nor
backing, the matter MAS loon cropped
by him. He left for Washington
several months ago. He Il a foreigner
by birth ami has haunted the Execu-
live Mansion for several weeks, and
his disappointment In not getting
what he wanted has caused temporary
alteration of niiud. He has been q
persistent seeker for consular posi-
tion.
How the News Was Received.
BosroS, July 2.
The news OF the attempted ASA ssin-
alton of ths President caused the most
inten-e excitement in this city, and
crowds surround the newspaper Of
fees, all of whom have issued extras.
In the early part of The morning bus
mess was temporarily suspended on
every hand. The later favorable news
says that he President was not dead,
in measure quisted the excitement.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), July 2.
The news of the at lempted assassin
alton of President Garfield creates
great excitement i'm the city. Large
crowds are gathered on the streets ami
around the telegraph office awaiting
full details of the crime. All classes
are outspoken in condemnation of the
dastardly act.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.
The news of the hooting of the
Prs.ident created great excitement on
the streets. Crowds at once sur
rounded the bulletin boards of the
various newspapers, and in the ab-
sence of precise information. specu-
lated on the causes of The affair. The
Bulletin got out an extra, which was
snapped up by the thousand, and the
other papers soon followed suit.
Business was almost entirely sus-
pended in the eagerness 10 obtain the
la est information.
WAsHISToN, July 2-S p. NJ.
The President : sinking rpidly, and
very little hopes are entertai ned Of his
recovery.
WASHINGTON July IA. NJ.
Several prominent physicians from
New York and Philadelphia are hold
ing consultation.
Up. M.-The Presidents symptoms
are onsiderel more favorable.
4:30 p. M.--The President is still
improving.
WASHINGTON, July 4--6 P. NJ.
The Presidents symptoms are
about the same. No official bulletin
will DO issued before 3 p. NJ.
wAsHISoroN, July 5-l2 NJ.
The PRESIDENTS condition Is much
more favorable and the worse {, ars in
regard TO his condition are over.
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