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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Deeds Filled for Record Yesterday.

Fronting on the west side of 2lst st. bet. l. and
NJ sts. II. W., part Of lot 49, So. ,72, Miletus J.
Wine to Joseph ~ whitney, $500.
Fronting on the west side of l4th ST. bet. u and
V SIS. II. W., lot "a, J. q. Berrcts' sub. of 50.
2i, Marie L. Mason to Ida U. Marshall.
$500
Fronting OH the $. W. corner of Nth st. and !
81, II. W., lot2T Davidson's sub Of So 90 (all
bis undivided INTEREST,", Thomas L. Walker to
Catherine Donnely $500.
St. and VI. ave, lot T. John II. Kidwells sub.
ofsq. 2l7, Robert G. Fox, ct. III. trustees to
Mary Van Riswick, $1,000.
Fronting on the east side of 18th st. bet. L and
i SITS. II. W.. part of lot 50. go, Eugene Nc.
swccny to Mary c. McSweeny, 5000.
Fronting on the south side OF q st. s. bet. 9th
and 10th SITS. S. W., lot ~, So. 800, Philip L.
lArner ct al trustees, to Charles Ii. Parker,
$500.
Fronting on the east side of 10th st., l. and NJ
SITS. II. W.. lot "a and rs, X. II. Gillets, sub OF
So 10, Jeanette Bensinger to Richard Fran
Fronting on the east side of 9th st. Z, bet. g
and | SITS. S, pt of lot Z, 50. $50, Lewis A.
Melnzeshcimer TO Robert and Elizabeth
Clinkins $50.
Fronting on the south side Of st. N, bet 9Th
Iascl to Charles H. u c R So SIS N''
Fronting on the north side of st., bet. 18th
and 10Th sts, n. W., lots 66 and 81, of Susan Il.
and Clark Mills, sub. Of So 2ls Josiah Dent,
ct al trustees, under will, T. NJ. Lihthicum To
Edward Linthicum Dent.
Lots l66 and 1875, of H. II. Warmers sub. of So
l5T, Frederick Il. Windsor to Brainard II.
Warner, $40.
Fronting west side OF I'd st., bet. + and G sts
s., n. lot 20 and S, pt. of lot %, 50. $50. also
pit. of 50. II. of 81. 5S3 and lot 3, Westfield 4
sub. Of 81. of ~. 5S3, also fronting oil east
side Of 3d ST., bet L and i SITS. s., pit. of lots
s, TO- and H. 50. $50, Bernard Leonard to
Robert o'Neal, 5000
COUNTY.
Lanicr Heights lots % and 30, of Z. H. Dunn's
sub. of jackson hill and Mt. Pleasant, Eliza
beth Lanier Dunn TO G.. Brown Goode, u, $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Boston Dry Goods House
SURPLUS STOCK
REDUCED PRICES !
Suit Department.

Jerseysl Jerseys! Jerseys !
We have a surplus stock
of Colored Jerseys.
Lot I2-II3 Fine Jerseys,
made from a firm, closely
woven stockinet, reverse col
lars, deep cuffs, fan back, fin
ished with bow, thoroughly
well made, in the following
desirable colors: Navy blue,
myrtle, brown, and garnet,
which we have been selling
at $3.50 each, and are good
value at that price; but we
are now reducing Surplus
stock" and offer them at
81. so each.
Lot 1--WE have a sur
plus stock of II Colored Jer-
seys, made from an extra
firm, closely-woven stockinet,
with standing and reverse
collar, deep cuffs, plated
back, finished with wide satin
bow, in the following desira-
bic colors Garnet, navy blue,
myrtle, mode, and brown,
which we have been selling
at 81 each. To reduce this
surplus stock we offer them
at IS each.
Gents Furnishing Department.
We have a surplus stock
of Mems Colored English
Half Hose, fancy stripe, full
regular made; regular price,
25c per pair; surplus stock
price, 3 pairs for soc.
Ladies' Furnishing Dept.
We have a surplus stock
of Ladies Gossamer Under
vests, low neck and short
sleeves; regular price, 5Sc;
surplus stock price, 4oc.
We have a surplus stock
of Ladies' In dia Gauze
Drawers; regular price, 5Sc
per pair; surplus stock price,
37Hc per pair.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
A PArRIARCn,s PILGRIMAGE.
Taking tho Road with His Wagon for Long
JourneV

A wagon that looked us though II might have
been one of those that were used by the emf
grants who crossed the Rockies before the rail.
road was built halted before police headquar.
tiers yesterday afternoon An old man got out
aud told his tale to the chief of police. He
had started nine weeks ago from near Elmlra,
N.f., whore he had been flooded out of his
place.. with his wife aud great grandohild.
They had $40 in cash, some smoked meats, and
meal and hoped to reach Norfolk Va, where
his two sons ARE doing well and had invited
them to settle, before their stores gave out. But
they hnd bad luck, being detained on the way
by the sickness of their horses some three
weeks longer than they had reckoned on.
They arrived here Saturday, aud obtained q
little food for themselves, but wanted to push
on and not beg by the way. MAI. Dye made
them small appropriation out of the charity
fund, and Detective Edelin, accompanied them
rs far rs Alexandria to sec that they really got
away. Their queer looking was most COM
iortably arranged for cooking aud eating at
the front end, while n bed extended across tho
rear, the stout cJlivas cover keeping out the
rain, wind, and sun. They had travelled !, 100
milpg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29


The English court Of appeal, London, Eng
land, has granted to the Charles A. Nogelcr
company Baltimore Nd, perpetual inJunc'
ton with costs against Parrot & Co, Of that
city for Infringement Of the formers celc-
bratcd trade mark, st. Jacobs oil. The dc.
cision enJolns and restraints perpetually the
Dayid. al !, w oDy st,,ilor tern ny ne well ne
the words, '"rhe Great German Remedy"
Eminent English and American legal talent
figured in the case. The counsel for the Charles
Uuibstactter was personally present, were
Queens Counsel Theodore Aston, assisted by
John Cutler and Theodore MacKenna, Of Lon
dom and Rowland Cox, of New York, and Gen.
William Henry Browne, of Washington, ID. G.
II Is the determination Of the latter firm to
promptly prosecute all infringcments upon
their rights, whether ut home or abroad, and
they offer liberal cash reward Tor information
that will lead to the conviction of any person
or persons in any way so Offending.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

John A. Prescott, real estate broker, No. 1926
street northwest has recently made the fol.
lowing sales Of real estate: Lot 81 So. 1914
Amelia Bennett to Richard T.. Petit; 81 900.
Lot ., So 10, improved by n two-story DWELL
ing, No l4li 81. II. w, John A. Prescott to
Henry A. willard; slS,5OO. Lot CO, 50. 1914,
Richard T. Petit TO Margaret r. Barnard
el,2oi. Part lot 2, So lSi, north side X, be-
tween 10th and 18th SITS. n. W., Elizabeth Cook
TO Henry NJ, Baker; $500 Lots Il, "a, 80, aud
80, So IS, t. j. Hill TO Il. 81 Canimack; S.
FO7LjO. Part lot 2, 50. lsI, north side X, be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. II. W., Henry NJ Baker
to Mrs. A. NJ. L. Brooke, $500. Lot II, "a,
49, west side 10th, between l. and NJ sts. n. W.,
Elizabeth Cook to f. d j. Cammnck; s. 100
Part lot ], sec, l, Barry farm subdivision i'm
proved by twostory frame dwelling, Pres
colt x Fraser trustees, 10 John ii. Scott:
1900. Part lot ], sec. /, Barry farm subdi-
vision, improved by Il twO-story frame dwell.
ing, Prescott * Fraser, trustees to VIM II
Liverpool; 5000. Lot 7, So lTg, Samuel Her.
man to AlvaL. Morris; 81 800. Lot f, So l57,
improved by Il twOstory brick dwelling,
Thomas w. Hunster TO Elizabeth Cook; "a 800
Lot 3, SO. Us improved by threc.story Office
building, No. lilS Il ST. II. W., Mary A. Nc.
Quillan TO Henry A. Willard; $4,000 Lot o
50. 225, improved by a thrCe-stOry Olhcc build
ing, No. APO L ST. II. w, Michael =. Callan to
Henry A. Willard; $4,000 Lots Il, 10, Is, 49,
", and 3d. 50. 80; Elias j. Hill to l.. IL j. Cam
mack, $500. Part lots II and Is, sa. 4ig i'm
proved by a two-story brick dwelling No 6l2
NJ ST. II. W., Robert w. Fcnwick to Catharine
c. Weyrich; 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

Francis prott, the bankrupt boot and shoe
merchant, who was arrested on capias ad
satislaciendum in the cases of Wallace Elliott
4 Co, and Eugene n. Howell and committed to
Jail, was yesterday released on bail In the sum
of 5000, jeremiah aud John Quinn becoming
his surety. The condition Of the bond Is 10 b0
inlOrCed in case the defendant fails to pay the
Judgment herein, or in default therefore
his body in executions or they (his suretles) fail
to do so; or If the defendant full to appear for
ofthe District Of Columbia, or If he depart the
court without leave.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Platter CHARGED With Blgamy.

Three colored men were in the city ycster.
day looking for Platter, the mulatto who mar
ried white wife, and, II is supposed, to advise
him TO leave this part of the country. The
men stated that Platter had married colOred
girl In Maryland about six years ago, from
whom he had never been divorced, and that
the authorities, urged by the woman's rela.
did not find Platter and returned to Bristol.
Platter was at police headquarters yesterday,
and had talk with Capt. Vernon relative 10
securing some money which his wife had de-
positcdin the Elrtaw bank, OF Baltimore He
said that he.was going TO stay here and so to
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Civil Snrylce Examinations.

The civil service commission has exam
amined about 800 candidates Cor the $50 places
rs special examiners for the pensio office,
and the papers are now being marked by a
special board of examiners. No further eX-
aminations for this branch of the service will
be held at this time except of about twenty
persons from the southern states, whose appli-
cations have Just been received.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

her husband, Dr. c. NJ Ford, the company
has fled an answer In which 1t admits the
correctness Of the policy and states that It has
been enjoincd from paying the money to
George Harrison, assignee, pending the suit
the court
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Prince Nicolas TsherhnioI.

First lieutenant imperial Russian navy, speak.
ing of the efficiency OF the Liebig company $
Coca BeefTonic, says at Is Il most excellent
Gen. Franz siegei says "iIenoiited me- ever very
much" Invaluable In debility, dyspepsia,
biliOuSness, sick headache, and NERVOUSNESS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
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Go to ball game to-day, Capitsl Park.
Looking After Milk.

The inspectors of the health department are
making examinations Of the various dairy
farms in the surrounding counties of Mary
land and Virginia. The examination and
analyses of milk, which was conducted by
Prof, De smedt some time ago, was very sue
present examination of the farms MS TO their
sanitary condition, There arc great mum
her Of dairy farms in the counties, and large
quantities of milk are brought here daily. The
result Of the present investigation will furnish
the substance ofan elaborate report which DR..
Townshend Is preparing.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Daniel W. Cole and Sarah +. barnes,
both ofLoudoun county, Va; Ell Thomas and
Lille X. Bond Thomas Flynn and Mary Nc
Graw; j. i, Darnell, of Indiana, and l., V.
GrItlin, of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Championship game, Capitol Park, 4:aO.
ReSpectablllty in the Police Court.

BailiT Barton complained to Judge Smell
yesterday that witnesses in bawdy house cases,
sat inside the bar Of the police court, and Judge
Smell said that he wanted 10 publicly an
nOunce that witnesses in these cases would be
excluded from the bur. There has got to be
place for respectable people to Sit and wit
nosses In these, cases are not presumed to be
under any circumstances TO come inside the
bnr.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Nationals VS.. Keystones, Capitol Park, 4St
Alice OATES nj the Commune.

Miss Alice oatesant select company, in
Guiding pah rphcfurf NnS Emma Living
stone. aud others, prcsentetthe "Field of tho
Cloth of Cold to n good sized audience at the
Theatre Comiquc last night. The opera was
put on in nm excellent manner, and the spe.
cialties were very entertaining. There is a
matinee to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

Henry ]. Rogers, New York; Elias Price,
North Carolina j. Heron and wife, Jefferson
vile, Ind: Il. Il. Bridger, North Carolina;
Alexander Il. Boteler, West Virginia; W. IL.
Belt, New York; +. J. Gasbrouck, Harrisburg,
Pa; A. Naurnberg, New York; G. $. Wood and
wife, Baltimore and NJ. Jones, Richmond, are
at the METROPOLITAN,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Base bnll, Capitol Park. to.dny 4:9O.

The Chesapeake Beach company has taken
the board of trade rooms, corner OF Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and Ninth street, as an Office.
Mr.. william H. Clagctt will be in charge. Col.
H. NJ. Reynolds first auditor of the treasury
has been appointed trustee. Lots will be OF.
fered for sale in II few days By the general
committee aud by the principal real estate
agents of this city and Baltlmore
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
QUILTS.

ll-4 Honeycomb Spreads large size ..........6 go
la Firing ed Crochet Quilts. .... .......75c
la Fine Crochet Quilts, large size. $50
Ia Crochet Spreads, extra quality. hand.
some patterns."..",. .......-,,.",....,....-..yi1
91-Third Floor-Take the Elevator.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
Unbleached Sheeting.

Cd Unbieached sheeting, best quality........ 15c
IA unbleached sheeting. best quality
81 unbleached sheeting, best quality .,.......2Oc
"a unbleached sheetlng, best quality 22Ihc
lo-4 Unb!eached Sheeting. best quaity.....25c
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

LADIES who desire to spend morning
pleasantly and probably should go 10 Il. ii.
gains offered at one,lhird their value. odd
sizes, odd garments, broken lots of hosiery,
gloves, neckwenr, and great variety of other
things to tempt buyers with little money to
snnnH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

54-hch Atwood Navy Blue Mountain Suit
Ing, only TOO per yard
These are new goods. We have never sold
them heretofore for less than tl per yard. An
Wooden Goods will DO cheaper this fAil, and we
commence now TO give our customers the benefit
of the very low prices at which we are buying
them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

in answer to thesuit Of Harriet A. Ford
lssainsttho Travellers Insurance company TO
AIeeOySE the amount Of policy ON tho life OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

A Profitable Investment.

,Fa u '""I Each a doubled Within 80 days
and loss rendered impossible.
NEW CITY. BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Hinsdaie City, adjoining beautiful Garden
crSedmoor ride Range, n. \. several thousand
building lots, surrounding Hnsdsle depot, $50
Zach oa ss o 81 %sn asnR 90 a.
Fer doSssa oH eoars %oy ese&
hibited; no malaria, chills, fevers or mos
hath a %,
fair dealing guaranteed; nothing over-colored.
Buy for investment. residence, or Summer home.
New York Will be
THE FUTURE CITY OF THE WORLD.
Property around II is rapidly increasing in
value. and must continue to do so. You enter no
uncertain venture by investing In Hlnsdnle.
YORK snrroSndnss increase eertain H' prospect.
Sn va Hnsdss + II aRy SpeNSy orN
BY Brooklyn bridge or ferry; and the commute
S g. 10 Gents I TIP Il Is on as
is the JUNCTION for both Garden City and Creed
hs dRans propSsd
ofabode Agents wanted of either sox. circu-
H. WILSON. Attorney,
336 Broadway, New York.
THE NEW &c" HOWE
An Entirely New
HIGH.ARM SEWING MACHINE.
Which Excels All Others
SOLD Oh INsTALLMENTs.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
1s-EvERY MACHINE WARRANTED. ia
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY.
033 Street N. W.. Near Tenth.
wAsMSoroS, D. G. uha
It. D. DALEY
Sole Agent for the Elgln Butter companys
CREAMERY BUTTER.
The Bestin the Market.
store, No. 0 Center Market, Wholesale Row.
TRUNKS AND RAds'
ALL KINDS.
YOU CAN GET THE BEST
E&s,srf88sT NK KENfTfESalsif,s, /.
ESaNU 1 KEEESSpS,
1 H&v~El--U kNEESSHS,
Ii KNEESSTS.
Y III H KNEESSpS,
426 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
DER Next TO odd Fellows Hall
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.
PUNISHED AND UNFINISHED SHIRTS
constantly on land.
A FULL LINE OF HOSIERY and NECK
WEAR Just received
j.. d w, COLLARS AND CUFFS.
THoDfPsoN'S SHIRT FACTORY,
CHAS. HYATT. PROPRIETOR
$40 Street. Opposite Patent ONCE.
u ROWN'S IRON BITrERS TONES THE
I'D nerHeAAnd In YlgOrRteh the whole aYatem.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

WITH the condiments generally attainable II
Is not possible To produce q mayonnise dress
ing for salads that will compare with Durkcc's
Salad Dressing. Buya bottle and be convinced
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

Fun rcigned supreme last night in this cool
and elegant concert garden, and the vocal and
instrumental cNcellences embraced in the
entertaining programme, will not full TO con-
tinuo the large attendances for which this
resort has become notable.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

ATHoI, MASS, May %, 1ss3.-One bottle of
Hunts kidney and Livcrl Remedy helped,
ease and severe pains in back and sides-Jas.
SWhensyc with j. WsSsedman, Billiard Table
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

Keystoncs VS.. Nationals, Capitol Park. 4sO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29

WITHIN JACKSON was charged In the police
couit yesterday with being II suspicious per.
son. Mrs William Rutherford, OF $40 Thir.
teenth street, testified that she found jackson
III bedroom of her house about 10 O'Clock
saturday morning. The defendant said he
mad known the servant girl for two months,
and was in the habit of sleeping there nj
night, but oversight himself Saturday morn
Ing. Judge smell told him to sleep in the
work house for three months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-29
New Goods Mt Reduced Prices.

aS-Thlrd Floor-Take the Elevator.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-23

uttered when accepting the nomina-
ton for the Presidency. They are
his. definition Of an honest govern
ment: "The character of the gov
eminent can hardly rise higher than
the source from which it springs,
and the integrity and faithfulness
OF public servants are not apt to. be
greater than the people demand"
These are words Of living, burning
truth, emanating from the heart Of
pure and honest man. They
should, and we believe they will,
commend themselves to all honest
voters. We have thus endeavored
to calmly and dispassionately com
pare the charactef and deeds, and
hence the fitness of the two candi-
dates. Blaine, the sef-convicted
cosruptionist and perjurer; Cleve-
land, the modest unassuming gen.
tlemah the firm, honest, incorrupt-
IDLE citizen and public servant,
whose highest official aim has ever
beeu that of integrity, an honest
and conscientious discharge Of each
and every duty. Make him your
President and he will diffuse honor,
virtue and stability in every de-
partment of the government-that
government now rocking with
fraud, venality and corruption
This we believe would not only be
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-23

THEY say of the new war YES
sci, the Dolphin, that her coal bunk
ers have a capacity sufficient to en-
able her to run a thousand miles.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-23
Communicated.
THE HOUR AND THE MAN.


may say the most degrading spec
tacle ever witnessed in this country
lis now on exhibition before the
American people. 1t is one strict
ly sui geniris, inasmuch as it is
without a precedent. That specta-
Gle is the candidacy of a man fol-
the highest position to which any
can aspire, who bears on his own
person the red letter brand of mo-
raj obliquity; man who, when
placed in the highest possible posi-
ton politically, absolutely bartered
its privileges and opportunities to
enhance his own private and per-
sonal greed. He descended from
the high and honorable position
that had been confded to his keep
ing to trade with gamblers and
stock jobbers for money. Was ever
a situation, spectacle, more de-
gradingt Such, however, is that
now occupied by James G.. Blaine,
the Republican candidate for Pres
ident. oTis true It's pity, and pity
It's It's true" Which ever of the
candidates may succeed to this high
office he will have as a constituency
vast nation, embracing the most
enlightened, the most energetic, as
we'll as the freest on which the sun
has ever shone. With such past
as We have, such a present, and
above all, so promising, so glori-
ors a future, we cannot exercise too
great care and caution as to whom
we may select as the ruler over
such a nation. The attention of
the whole civilized world is now
turned upon MS. The fairest, the
brightest hopes of txA mighty host
of people are in the scales, so soon
to be weighed. Shall those bright
hopes be blasted by our own DELHI
crate choice9 Shall generations
yet unborn point to this hour and
charge us with derilection from our
highest duty and privilege, that of
rewarding crime by elevating the
criminal 7 1t is fearful thought,
the bare possibility of such a ca
lamity. Or rather, shall we not ell
evate to the Presidency man
whose entire public career is a syn
onym for honesty and the faithful
performance of each and every duty
in the most conscientious as we'll as
the most enlightened manner. Just
such candidate is presented in the
person of Grover Cleveland, the
man who defines ''public Office as
public trust )" OF shall it be he who,
when filling the most honorable
and responsible Office Of Speaker of
the National Congress, to secure a
degraded, selfish, venal purpose,
could give utterance to language
ike the following "My Dear Mr..
Fisher-I do not feel that I shall
prove a deadhead in the enterprise
if once embark in it. I see va
rious channels in which / know I
can be useful" blaine to Fisher,
June Goth, 1863. He, Blaine, did
embark in it. He did not prove a
deadhead, at least so far as his per-
sonal interest was test, by his &C
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-23

continued but increased by re-.
newed lease Of powerto the Repub-
lican party, and more especially so
under the guidance Of james G.
Blaine. Pure waters cannot flow
from a foul fountain. From q COR.
rupt tree good fruit cannot be gath
cred. Ajax. s..
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-10-23
For CONVERSATIONAL Congressional
District:
Hon. N. G.. BLANCHARD,
OF CADDO.
OF CADD(

The total assessment of Lin
coin Parish this year is S1,216,760,
against $97S,110 last year, an in
crease of $23s,25O