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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
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9oB Ser &ompoit cine nt6t 9eritge l1ltz
te~rftiibung Der 0iingertpirt6i6aft iberz
baupt biloet, lit perl9teoentlt6 in btelen
Spalten bernorgeboben tporoen. @tnet be-
ionDern @ert6 i%11oelien beiiBt berielbe 6az
6urd, 6aB er BET 3pedmGBiger 8eDanoz
%lungspetle Die pt6tIgiten 9tGbritoffe uniez
rer AnboE9elpG6ie, ais ba ftnO Bbospborz
lGure, SttdltofL &alt &C., in etnem Iet1t
aufnabmSfdbigen 3uitanoe in fi6 entb6It.
Sretlt6 lit cine 6auptbeotngung 1ter3u,
oaB Der GDmpDt ri6tig bebanoelt tueroe,
tpelln er na0 allen 8ttdtungen bin erfolgz
reid tptrfen loQ.
Die Q%niammlung, @etpinnung ltn6 See
banblun9 0eS &ompoiteS unterlie9en eigentz
LID feinen S6nterigteiten. Sn ieDer @trtbs
i6aft ftnben it9 in er0Berem ober geri1z
gerem WtaBe Stoffe, pelde sur &ompo1t-
berettun9, liberaus 9esignet eri6eiuen.
9rlneS llntralt, CUR 8erfItterung un7
brau6bare NbfGue bonn 0reideu, &e1ri6t,
strengthening, Nl6e. lonit tpertblole
<6enabfdae, 9etden ~9efaQener Gbiere,
6aare urb feite NusDIrfe, S6lamnt, Die
belm Nuspuben BON StraBengrdben gez
tponnene Grbe fur5 Qtues, mas Der Ser
tpeiung unterltegt, fam nit 0ortbeil CUR
&ompoltberettung beripen0et Derben.
GepDbnlt6 legt man pteredi9e9aufen aus
Der 9ur6et1anDermengung Der angefu6r>
ten Stoffe Bis gu elmer S06e bon 80 gSuB
an, uno 3par in Der 9iGbe Der WliititGtte
ant 0ofe ober am &anbe bes Seloes ooer
elmer @ieie.
Sat man tpentg tbieriI6e o6er pfIansz
It6e, Da9ege1t mebr anbere Stoffe 3ur Ser
fugung, 10 iebe man ettpas Staumtft =
1tamentlt6 Bferbemiit = bin3u, babel lit
aber Der llmltano alt bea6ten, baB Der au11
&ompoit b~ertpanoelte 0Inger lpGter sur
G6Gttgtett fommt, ais Der unmittelbar am
%getpanote. 9as 8eQteBen nit SSau6e per-
bel1ert ben &ompo1t in iebr bobem WaBe
ltno 1ou I'm 10 otter oorqenol1men tperben,
le trDfeler uno i6tperer neruesltb Die
&ompoitbei tanotbetle itno. Gutter, Ietdt
aerleBbarer &ompoit brau@t nur ielten ooer.
gar nt0t ltm9elto6en 5n tperDen lt10 1T in
0telem Sale l6on na6 2-3 Monatert
braltbbar, oage9en mus CT 6-12 Wfonate
ltegen uto I'M 10 otter umgefto1en merOen.
ie tpentger bertpeSbar CT lit.
WaS Die 8ermenbung 6es &ompoffes be-
trtfft, 10 etgnet er itd beionoers auf @ieIen
fur &lee, Xu5ert1e &C., un0 3ipar bier fir
let3ten, iebr t6dtigen 8ooen Ser ftarfe eroz
halttge &ompolt. Sei11er, redt frGfttoer
Sompoit etgnet it'd nrebr fir @etreibe uuo
fam ielbit BET Der Getbeniaat nit benz
Saamer1 atSgeitreut peroen. SeIbltreoeno
beOarf man te mad Der Site beri9ieoene
Ufenge1. Se9r gutter Gompoit giebt oft
ebenlooteI unb ieEbit mebr aus, ais Stoas
miit.
0a BET Der Gompoitbereitung au6 bic
Soften nnb Die bieien 9egenii6erftebenbe
geubtptrtun9 tpobl ertpogen ietn tpoQen,
bart au6 bier pas Ge&nen nt6t oerldumt
tper6en,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stebmma bon. s. etpriI 1854,

Gilbert S.-Weontsomerp, @ount Sttpet, 3d.. ]
S. S'Srien, 8t6mOnO, @a., coQettirt Dur6 9onz
'"l''t J
SOmer 8. 8ti9Op, Gan francisco, @al........
SlabOr S'aacs, WtoOeito, al........ 800.
@. .. SenbriGion, $40 0ortb @aters Ctr, gbts
loOelpbta,
Tormon Saunbers, @aibtnston, ., @.........
Oscar Swenion, Nep 0ort.
@obt. S. 8aIfer, 8aIbtn9tOu, .. @......-..
Spron z. SOlmes, Sort 28apne, SnS..........
Sames Sor, Sort 8upne, Sub. ..............
=. Z. Deibtelos, Sherman, er...............
S. 9. &rembOrs, 55S g. 3. @ue., Seem gurf. ....
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stehmna pon. Is. SuIi 1854

8ont Of Commerce, Mten1pbts, Gem.
90. Sc. Seweu, @prttg Greet, Eenu., couecttrt
bnr@ bic @rite gtattOnal 8ame of SadIon, Senn.
6. .. @omitof, 295 gteunte Ctr, Wtilpoufee,
8. sono, @eit SafGanb, Gal.
ebrtS. Setttn9er, Ntempbis, coIectirt 6ur6 bic
Seuti6e 9fattonals8a Meulpbts.
Ntrs' @mma S. 6o9garO, NorioGf, 8a..........
Pbtltp 0tot9, @fe Scout unb @olippe Ctr, gep
Srleans, Ia.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stebnna bonn II. mar. 1854

9enrp &tpers, gormann Der gSet Wttlwaufee
Shops, ct. Pauls@ iieu6abn, 0titpantee, Wis,
miats qrof' Columbus, miK.
SObn @artsu, 6as @acramentoz@t r., George
Sumnt, bet Barry, Satr6 6 Co., g. q. 0tubs
bins, 512 a~eapemwOrtbz Str, San Srancisco,
aa9ult TroebeI, @fe 8roa6pap unb @alnutz
Str., ct. 2outs, Weo
Santes 8enseL 8ottspile. ga.
y. W. Otc@OrmiG, @barle7ton, @rf. ..........
S' SpeGels, 9albptns, Sadion Co., Soma.
JreOertG 0%taiten, 429 SranfGinz Ctr, Buffalo.
u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
.Stebnme BON II. sunt 1ss4

g. 81. &Otbi6tlO, 232 Gbur6z9 Ctr, Seem gorf..
Fbilip S. @ruber, NtiGpaufee, isis, coaefttrt
Our9 Second 8aro Soptn9s 9ant. Mtl1paufee
B9tltp 9Offntann, 1886 GAP g~uenue, ct. 2ouis,
V Geo. Senfels, philadelphia, 9a...........
@bos. @larf, philadelphia, @a..
" Z. Sablann, cOuecttlt bur5 @eQs, Sarge s.
Co.'S Sqnf, Gan francisco, Sal ...........
@m. 8ODb. 1922 S6OOIz@tr, ct. sOuis, @eO..
Sront Cunningham, San francisco, Gal. ......
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Siehmna pom 1a. mai 1854.

Siaac Gaines, Sn9enteur Wtempbis & @barleftou
@tienbabn, coQecttrt Drr9 G8. 81. 0tiion & Co.,
Suntspiae, Ma $50
y. S. 0Oriep, SO Sadlonz9tr., MtsmpBts. Senn. 1870
s. q. Drtnfle, 9oncaiter, S6to. SO
aler. Stn9. @aperlp, Sp, cOlettirt bur8 2Ontsz
utue 8anftn9 Co., 9ouisptae, Sp............ SO
S j. q. 9otbrop, aurOra, ST., ~cOIeftirt bnr6 3peite
gattonal 8anf, aurora. ............... 90
e. Q. aiSbp, Sherman, Grant Co., Sp......... 20
Strit NottonaG 8anf, Columbus, Snb....... 1,2
9. Stepman, $50 5eurp5S Ctr, Seem gorf....... IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

Sront 5uciOHe, % @inesetr., SudiOnutue, STA. 1
Sermorn &irdner, Grpltuts9OteG, gte 4. unb
SerrDsStr., Gan 8ranctsco, Gal........... 1
9Orace @, Sat6, 108 1. StraBe, Bottom, Wsa1I... /
S. q. Solart, Ga gtopuG>Str., Stem Orleans, ga.
$. 0. SifS, DtOr9anton, sc. g., coQettirt bnt6
bic Sanf pon aibeuiae, g%(ibepiae, g. @......
Ut. Srant Dodge, 9. 8. gOr 1856, geuerlp, Mafi.
Ie' S. 9adep, 127 0tarptanO ape., sc. e., @albz
tnqton, ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Die j0brlid)eG ewinnlitte.
SIR enOrtter 0eiammt6etrag un6 ibre
Sertbetlung. 0aullen Der bliuOen
OliifSgDttiu.

Cine t~beilpeiie 2ife 6er @epinne BON a6er @tntauIenb
Dollars, ,peI6e bic 2ouiiiana Staatslotterie in benz
nit benz @nSe @Opeu1ber 3. S. abselaufehen Sabre auss
@eieui6aft BON ben @euinneru ~ansesebet finb, unter
9eri9meiSuns Derer, peI6e es ousSriidti3 sepanI&t
babeu.
Die 0utttuuSen iinb in ben betrefenhen GeIeui9oftss
Bureau eiusuleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
G ID ID Il d

SD Bette Elm unfebI6ares Mittet eegel bieies eet4
ten uno ueraItetten Bdae ge9etlt ipuxoen. Nsein
Glau6e an feline l%Birtianteit 1T 10 fam, bab i'd
3iUet TfLaffe9 ne6it eiuen1 ie9r tuertboolen
3Eattet gTatts ieOe11 an bteier Sratlf6ett Set@
oenoen ~6uitelen mill. Don 9ebe bic &epreBz uIo
Bot Sffice~Ioreie an.
81. 8. ". GIocum, 13l 4earl Str., gteto DOrt.
7psSGla iep al ta 81 i0gw0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stebums bonn is. sesentber 1854.

So9n Sepes 9aise, Bet 6. .. &IsronOre q Co.,
7&oiausStr., Stem Oorf ............... $500
z. Dteaultffe, Sauannab, Geo. .......... loo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stebmna bom 10. Samaar 1ss4.

Senrp Niunt, 276 Grattot aDe., Detroit, Wli6. 200
Gam Sepp, Detroit, Uti9 200
Us. Uf. Satep, Sens, @rapIOn &c., Ger......... 100
@o9H g 6et6etman, 1902 grautersStr., SEEM
Orleans, 1,SO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
2(0er'a GarSapariua

5ef3rbert un6 orbnet bic G5dti9seit Der. @ers
b~auangsz rnb @ItniIatious< Drgone, errsut unO
fdrtt bic 9ebensfrdfte itnb BELT 8bcmmatiRinus,
G1eurdlgie, rbeumatifde @idDt, &atarrb,
anssrfeine gdjtpddbe uro ale 9rantbeiten, bic
pon einem perarinten ober perborbenen 3uftanSe
bes 8tutes uTo pOn gei9wd9ter 2ebenstraft bers
riibreu..
S5re fon3entrirte StGrfe urb beSeutenbe Mirts
famfeit madt lie ~unitreitig sur ~biGisitel glr3net.
3Ihsrsttet nan
9r. s. 6. absr C Gn., 2nBel, Draft.
Sn alien Apptbefer 3n boben.
4rejs 81; s 5Iai9en So.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Waunestraft y.
~ mteOerber0tittQt.

Gin Stfer frGterer Climber. spsl5e gterSeuf9pd3s, ber-
teiH9en @erfal etc. bsruriaber, bat, ra9sem er ale be,
tanntcIt Olhtel ~bersebens prpbirt bat, elm e%infades Wfttel
Der Sslbfbeituns entbedt, tpet1es &c ~tOftenirei ben a5H't9
SetbeHSen 5ufdidt. Dian abreifre;
5. IS. 2seeues, 43 @~hathamftr., Stem gort.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

@e9 nit benz @erdusper, s@ei6mauIe unb
@elpetl grou9e lieber Or. Cages pCatarrh
Remedy"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
SfropbeIn

unS ale ftropbuI6ien aronEbeiten, gRotbInuf,
pfne gSuueen, %iebIdSdDsn, 6innen, Tled,.
ten, Gef6Dwlite, Garbunfel, Geid,pure uns
@antalISid)lGge fInb Die biretten GoIsen pon In.
reinigfeiten int Dilute.
lin biefe 2ranfbeiten Su beiIen, mug man bus
BIut ~reintsen uno in einen ~geiunoen unb natirIi9en
3ultano 5Iridbrin9en. Set rtebr ais uier;i9 SabreR
lit @1sr's GariapariGa pon us9e5eibneten mebijis
uiiben Gutpritdten oIs 5as Ipirtidnfte 8Irtretnis
e~unssmitteI, bas eriitirt, e~nertonnt morben. 81.
%entfernt ale b0fen SGfte aus BEN 90rper, bereis
bert uno tr6tifst has 8Gut, fbeioet iebe Spur
pom GuediIberzgrjneteu aus Inb iberpinbet ale
ftropbul0ien &rautbeiten pouitan6is.
Cine SeiIHns ltrapbnISfer gsauNen aus ianes
fer 3sit.
,,gor einigen Toraten qu6Tten mid ffropbuI5Te
SdmGren an ben 8einer. 2eBtere maren febr ges
ibpoGen uno e%nt5lnoet, uno aus ben BUnoen ION.
berte itb pieI roioriger Otter ob. Nae DtitteI, biei5
p%eriubte, blieben e%rfoIgIos, Bis id Sin er's Sdrfni
r|artlIo annanote. Bon 6teier babe in nun brei
TIGihen eiugenorirer, uto jebt iire sic g9inoer Ses
beiIt uno meine ganse 9eIuubbeit uieI beiier. SD
fiibIe mid fir bic @obItbat, ee mir SIRE Qr5nei seS
bradt, febr 3u 0ant u~erpflidtet.
9l6tungspoa Trau Emma D'8rian."
las Snuipan<St., gtew>gorf, IA. SUM 1882.
Re- Rer Eh hnTir i%ntereITrt, III sinBeInhsr Sraa
c'9riGn at beiuheI ehenio zen 9rsNiaer Gerra 2,
g. Gs:les III Gr. rs cF=54Ift Gtrage IN Der gtaOt
gleius gorf. Gr mira nit Sergniaen 3sugnis faraie
trmaner6are@ irfungsfrGft hun aNer'g GarIc9ariaa
aSgrhen, hit6t nar ~be3iIaltdj her Seiling hisIcr gran,
%fnnnerr mud In ieincn, rigensn Sale uni tn bis!sn
annsgn, ole iDut tefnnnt IIno.
Ser betonnte Mitarbeiter bes ,;@ofon 5eroIb,"
g. ". Bali aus 9to9 eiter, &.9., f9rei6t ms
term 7. SUM- 1882:
.,Taboem ih mebrere Sabre or SisblGs6en geIits
d. Ten uno uruionit 9eiIlng pom aroern Wtebi;tnen sc.
iu4t, panote id wGHreno Der Ietten brei 9lonote
Mper'S &drfdpariid on, uno Iplroe o~unfdus
big gebeiIf. SD baIte fie fir Elm berrIi9es Miittel
ee9eH ule arGntbeiten bes 8Lutes."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
DIR. WHITTIER,
617 q. Charles @tr., ct. 2uuis, M'O.


Gin regular @rabuirter pom swet mebtStnii8en llris
~ueriitdten. lSar nit Der Geban6tuu9 pom 6roniihen.
~neruDIen, 5auts un6 Bluttrantbetten mad &usweis Der
2eitun9en uno auer alien 8emobuer Der Stabt lGnger
5efaBt, as irsenS Gin Doftor In ct. 2ouis. 9Oulultas
;toneu in Der Office oSer per 8oit iret. Sin ejeiprd9
unter Sreunoen, sber cine Dieinunss duBeruns toitet
nt6ts. Spredbt Dor O6cr i9reibt nub bel9retbt GureH
fall 10 eut S6r t6nnt. Steut Sfraoen, our6 melde Sbr
itubtren un6 guren fan beiier ertl6reu t6unt. Batieu-
ten gebeilt per 9oit ODER @rpreB in iebem Staat. Mo
Smetiel beltebt, wtfo es eArlid 5u3eitanoen. Sn perolS
teten SrantAettsiduen uno 100 bic Uetttrl IS srlauber,
finbe man itd Sur uouitGnpisen t6rperltden unterius
dung elm. 8iele, pel6e per9ebli9 6etluug Selntt, boS
ben ben Doctor aus Der Serne beiu6t, mas ibm lan9e
erpiini9t mar, nnb baben metltens unerpartet 9etlun9
%eeinnotu.
Nerb6Ie gtieoerSeI6Iaeenbett, 2lbipanz
nmns, eeiitise II t6rperlt@e s6tpade'
utercMriaIe nnO anoere 9tTeetinnen oer SebIc,
Samt nnO &nod)en, SImtsltnreimi9fett mno
Slut : @er8iftmn9, Santtrant1citem, HIte
WumOen uHo @eid1toiire, &inOeratne oeS
6eiratbelS, WbeHutattSnrS, &6ntorrbotoen,
SGehIs, ytaIsii=, &nt9ens 1tnO &eber=2etoett,
Meberatbettwn0 oeS 8cbtrms, tuWtO drstItdDeIt
0auem miro befnnOere 2tufmerfiamfeit ses
tptonlet.
Rranfbeiten in JoIse pon llnbebadtIamtett, bic gIoss
itellung IN Win6 uuo Wetter, Iopie Nusidpetfung
er5eu9en, unS 3mar ~iolgenoe: Herp0iitat, Nbipanuuu9,
Geiidtsi6pd9e,~ perl6pommene Btiionen, mau9elhaIs
ties @ebabtuiB, 0imples i'm Geiibt, N%bnet9un9 gegen
wetblt4e geieuidait ieAlenoe SebensireuSe, feblenber
@bi9et8, lnfdbtgfstt 81! %bstrat4en, S3~erTntpi9feit.
nnperoault6tett, 6opfi6mer3en, Qnruhe, Berlult Der
Sbattra1t, S6uerSen i'm Tuden Il. !. 70. Ste lperoet
nit unper9tet6liden @riolse bebanbelt. Office Stuuz
ben BON s lbr Dtor9ens bis 8 ubr Aoenos. AerSte i'm
san5en 2anbe e~mpieblen Natteu1eH bteie altefte Office in
Qmerifa, no erprobte CUTE Seilnttttel leben 3ettalters
uno Sanbes an9eDenoet peroen. NrStlohr nteort9, hduS
fig nteortger ME BET anberet. Gin gutter FIRST nno cine
fi9cre Rur limb bic 5auphafe. SroBes 6aus, ieoe
@tase 9ebraudt, feine 8losieuuu9. Refine @tle. Sober
ftebt Or. @bittier's 6eilungen unb feline @rpertmente
wsrOen sema8t. StunbeH uOH 8 nbr 9sor9ens bis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stent.na pom 1e. mnonft 1854

Eugene gaubtns, 231 ct. Setter Ctr, SEEM Orr
leans, 9a., 8arebouieman fir Ntefirs. 8.Onoz
ratio %
sOuts Seymour, 8auI6reiner, at1siteaunss>gez
bdube, Seem Orleans,
ISM. be S.gaiOtt, 8bitnep gattpual9 ami, Sem
Orleans,
E. 9. &utptler, Sauforb, Slo., colecttrt bur9
bic Columbus Sniurauce 81 Sanfiu9 Co., Coz
Gumbus, 0tiii,
u 9. @loper, 25 9. Compton 9tpe., ct, 2ouis,
ULu.
9ewts @. Dap, Seem Sapen, @t................
@bos, Soote, @ot6eiter,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15
Stebums pum 8. eeStem,ber 1854


Marp @unniff, 1906 Spruce Ctr, @btlobetpbta,
1900
Bouts g., @lpman, 325 Spruce Ctr, ct. Souls,
Dec. 1900
Senrp 8. &abner, 9. ct. Eopbopt ism. Stone"
Ct. aouts, Wao. 1900
Sropers & Wtebantcs gtational Bouf, Baltimore,
Mb. 1900
{. SacObs, 400 WttitOn StraBe, Can francisco,
GoGtf 500
Mrs. st. g. OurIt, Gan SranctscO, GaG........ 500
linton & 9Ganters 8ant, Otenpbts, Genn ...... 500
9tobert 9ofe, Mempbts, Eenn. ................ 500
S. S. &ubb, Columbus @Ue., Bottom, Maii ...... 400
y. ". Sropn, 8out @rdonse, Ode 0out9omerp
unb @aibtuston Ctr, Can 6ranctSco, @aL. :. 400
Sanf Of Seem Sauoper, @tImtnston, 81. Co.. 200
u. 8rpwn SEEM Sort 1920
&otban 2eiber, 40 43plie aue., @tttsburs, 9a. 1920
g.. IS. SaQ, SufoGf, @a.... ................ 1920
6. 81. g9ouer, Isl Oetnna Ctr, Gan 6ranctscO,
Sal 1,2O
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-15

Siebut9 boht ID. Sftpber 1854.
2outitana gtattouat 8anf, glew Orleans. 9a..... 10000
Sorrp Smith, SrieOensri6ter, @reeHptae, Niifi.. 5000
g8m. DC. GeuneOp, 8lan3er, @reenutGe, OttfI. :. 5000
q. 6. Bennett, 21O Sebgmtt Ctr, @bica9o .... 5000
ISM. 6. Briggs, @btca8O, S4...............,.. 5000
.. e. Sor, 9orto9e, isis. .................. 1000
Se9t. Sames Scott. .......... -. Steuerz0 ttrttt I ooo
Natrolmann S. OouSbertp, Polt6tit .......... "
Gatrolntann Con. 0alep, Wienpbts, Senr 1900
Wtort. Sobge, Columbia, Eeun. ............... 1900
3tebnne bonn IL. NnDettber 1854.
Sbos. Wtutbeurn, 2O2oH g3ai5iustOn StroBe,
Bottom, WeaN 5000
Srant @rodett, Spribe $50. IL, gde Drumm lnb
Commercial Ctr, Gan francisco, Sal ....... $4,000
Sobn WG. 0toberIep, 6arrObsbur9, Sp.......-... 1900
Bouts 5, @il6, Donatbionptue, ga. e. ........ 10000
&Obert &t6ter, 2541 @briittan Ctr, @btIabels
pbiu, 5000
Grant 6. Duifp, Al gsoibtnston Ctr, 6artforb,
Conn 5000
%. s. Orr, GtepbenptQe, er................. 1900
Sp. BROTHERHOOD, Milwaufee, gts., coQefttrt
bur9 bic Nmerican grpreB Co., Cairo, ST.. 2,OOO
Gbas. 81. Dtiiner, 400 Scout Ctr, ct. Souts,
1900
@rte gtottpnotzSant indianapolis, Snb. 49,. 1900
8rOwuiou g Stbtep, 9onquiers, gtctOria, Ger. 1900
linton gationolz8onf. Cincinnati, O......... 1920
National Republican., 1884-04-04
Bnuni,s Ouenin0.

An air of unusual hustle and excitement
was noticeable about Baum's establishment, No.
416 Seventh street yesterday, and upon in
quiry IL was found that preparations were
making for tho grand spring opening, which
begins Monday next and extends throughout
the week. Mr.. Baum has recently imported
large stock of French and German goods,
and his opening will be quito an event,
especially to ladies. Five spacious depart
ments nre devoted TO the display Of Mr..
Baum's handsome and complete stock. His
stock of French fabrics is the finest
ever seen here, and his ladies' furnish
ings departments contain all that can be
desired. Brocades, muslins, linons, fabrics,
and tho like are artistically arranged, while
the low figures at which these goods are sold
attract universal attention. The book and
stationery department is in itself a novelty
and his massive collection contains many valu-
able works. The clerks and employees are
attentive and courteous, and goods are deliv-
cred promptly. Every one will be accorded a
warm reception. Owing TO the extraordinary
run upon various branches Of the establish
mcnt this week, N. +. PAerling, representing
Mr.. Baum, left last night for New York to
mako largo purchases aud replenish the stock,
to be ready for the opening of Monday.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
Industrial Schools.

An association has recently been organized
for tho purpose of conducting an industrial
school especially devoted to tho interests OF
the INDECENT, the ultimate purpose being to
teach self-dependence to those who have been
In the habit of depending on the public
charity for sustenance The result of the
organization is that two schools have been
opened-one in the Miner school building
corner Of Seventeenth and streets, and one
in the Banneker school building, on Third
street, near X street, the school board having
temporarily grantc the use Of room il
each buildi-9. The officers Of the associa
tion are the following: Mrs. b. X. Bruce
president; Mrs. S. A. Martin, vice president
Mrs. Otey, recording secretary; Miss Briggs
corresponding secretary, and Mrs. John f.
Cook, treasurer.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
Retail Liquor Licenses.

The number of retail liquor licenses issued
from Nov. ], 1853, to date is 56i, the receipts
being $56ol6,7l. For the same period, SOS
senting $12,55s.07. The retail licenses are
secured by paying 500, while o Wholesale
license is sold for $25. When an application
is made for retail license thorough exam.
ination is made and if all Of the qualifications
are fulfilled, the license is granted. An
application has to be made to the assessor,
giving the consent of majority Of the resi-
dents living in the vicinity. The names OF
the residents are certified by the assessor,
and the chief of police then makes an examins-
ton of the locality and the application. The
application is then sent to the liquor license
board and is approved or diSapproved as the
case might be.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
EIection and InntnIIntIon.

Washington council, No. 2, o. U. A. NJ, has
elected the following officers: J. c. Martin
jr., L. C.; H. c. James, c.; $. II. Gladman, "
c.; Frank Hunt, r. c.; Charles Calvert, A. R.
s.; b. Miller, f. s.; George T. James, r..
Harry Hunaker, l.; r. w. Carter, T.; Peter
Trexler, 1. p; A. James, o. p.
Golden Rule council, No. 9, Junior o. U
A. NJ, on Wednesday night installed Frank
Tucker, jr., p. c.; George Stone, G.; Fred
Dunbuth, V. c.; b. T. Miller, II. s.; James
Moore, A. II. S.; Thomas Donaldson, +. S..
Louis Bouis, T.; Clinton Tucker, c.; Frank
Ash, W.; John shofield, l. p; A. w. Shoe,
maker O. s.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
The Mccormick Band OF Mercy.

The parlors of Mrs. Simonds, at 313 street
southeast, overhowed last evening with a
merry troop of children, members of the
Mccormick Band OF Mercy. The exercises
comprised readings, rectations, converse
tions and singing. Miss Matte Simonds pre-
sided at the organ. The children joined in
singing "My Country 'Tis of Thee" Jesus,
Lover of My Soul" &C., and duet was sung
by the Misses Matte and Elinor Simonds.
Recitations were very cleverly given by
Ettie Fowler, Elinor Simonds, BERTHE Walsh,
Mary Davies, Hettie Mattingly, Emma Bos-
we'll, Eva Holmes, Eddie Webb, Frank Ack-
ward John Holmes, Zullie Thompson, Sela
Williams, Jennie Brian, Eva Gallagher,
Mamie McGrath, Nens Heiner, and Lulu
Sears. MIR. Russell, of the Humane society
was present and gave the members some
timely suggestions touching the conduct OF
Band of Mercy meetings, in order that they
may be profitable as well as pleasing.
National Republican., 1884-04-04

An alarm of fire was turned ain yesterday
about noon from box so, which was caused by
the roof of house No. 305 East Capitol street
catching fire from sparks from the chimney,
damaging the building to the value of about
$780, Engines Nos. 3 and and truck A re-
sponded and soon extinguished the flames.
A family was moving from the house at the
time the fire started. Mr.. Fitzhugh, who
resides in tho adjoining house, with the as
sistance of the letter carriers at the East
Capitol station, had all his furniture in the
street in few minutes after the fire started.
Mr.. Fitzhugh's house was also slightly dam
aged
National Republican., 1884-04-04
A large Beauest.

An exemplihed copy OF the will Of Little
ton kirkpatrick was filed yesterday with the
register Of wills. He leaves to his wife the
sum of 100000. He also leaves to hor his
real and personal estate in New Jersey, OK
cept his law library, which ho bequeaths to
either of his nephews who is duly licensed to
practice law first He appoints his wife
executrix, and his brother, John Bayard
kirkpatrick, executor.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
specinI Notice TO the Public,

For the past few days a party has struck a
paying scheme in this city by representing
himself as Prof. A. j. Dexter. and imposes
upon tho poorer classes by selling them a
bottle of medicine for So, and stating that
they must call at 500 Thirteenth street prof
Dexter's oflice) and receive a magnetic treat
ment. AS the professor takes no fees less
than $25 and sometimes receives as high as q
81 900, the public will at once see that this
person is an impostor.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
The KiIbourn Cnse.

The counsel for the United States in the
case of Kilbourn against John G. Thompson
have filed a motion to set aside tho verdict
of the jury in tho last trial of that case
During the eight years that Mr.. Kilbourn ha,
been contesting for vindication and redress
for his false imprisonment by order of the
house Of representatives the government has
employed has special counsel against him tho
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger, Col. Robert
Christy, Judge William Merrick, Of Mary
land; II. w. Garnett w. II. Trescott, ex.
Solicitor w. II. Smith, Hon. Frank Hurd,
John McSweeny, of Ohio; Messrs. Shella.
barger & Wilson, and also three district at
torneys-Wells, Corkhill, and Worthington-
and their assistants. The motion will be
heard tomorrow.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
Dlntrlot RniIdinra.

Tho commissioners have sent q letter to
Senator Malone and Representative Stock
slayer, the subcommittee on the new post
office site, giving the legal status of the mar
ket house site. In their letter tho commits
soners call attention to the act of March g.
1873, &" to secure sufficient land fronting on
Pennsylvania and Louisiana avenues for the
erection of suitable building for the dis
trict offinea
National Republican., 1884-04-04

Tho Garfield memorial hospital has re-
ceived through Mrs. Gen. Lander, from
Messrs. Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Walling.
ford, Conn, manufacturers of fine electro
plated ware, q handsome donation Of knives,
forks, spoons, and ladies for the benefit OF
theIhospital also, through Mrs. Il. l.. Tul-
lock, from Mr. William X. Warner, wholesale
druggist, Philadelphia, all the glass ware for
the dispensary.
National Republican., 1884-04-04
Notification I'm Advance.

The district chemist will in few days
make an analysis of the quality Of lard sold
in this city. The health officer has taken
hold Of this subject, and all persons violating
the law will be punished. Prof. De Smedt
has been eminently successful in his analysis
of butter, and the dealers will not, 1t is be
lieved, continue the sale of butterine and
oleomargorine. Out of forty samples which
the professor has anslyzed, only about one,
half have proved to be genuine butter.