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National Republican., 1885-01-14
Lots l, q, 4, and 7

Consist Of 475 dozen pieces of Fine Underwear.
some solled, some odd sizes. we mentlona few
prices which, considering tho quality, is giving
them away
Lawn Chemises.' yoke Of Val lace, trimmed
skirt. 81. 20, worth $500.
A few Chemises trimmed with torchon lace
skirt trimmed with three rows of Inserting and
edge. s4.9S. worth 1850 each.
Also, Night Dresses TO. match at tsL7s, 1928,
and s4.25. High prices, but Just half what you
will pay elsewhere for these marvellous speci.
mems of French Art
One skirt, solid front Of embroidery, t3.0S,
worth $40.
One Skirt with solid rufIlo of Irish point and
lace, s3.9S, worth $3.50.
A few Cambria Skirts trimmed with Medlci
lace inserting and lace, 80 0s, worth $3.50.
Half dozen pnir Lawn Drawers, Valencennes
inserting and lace, 900, worth $3.50.
Cambria Drawers, elaborately trimmed with
Florentne inserting and lace, 3.0s, worth 1850
| Two pair Cambria Drawers, inserting and ruff.
Ae OF Medic lace, 50 AZ, worth $3.50
Three dozen Pompndour Corset Covers, Irish
point front and back, s2.2b, worth s460.
a few Corset Covers, elegantly trimmed, s1.o4,
worth s3.
Short Underskirts, trimmed with Vaenclenne,
Medici, and Torchon laces, sl.0S, worth s2.5O.
A few Solid Cambria Pillow shams, S4c, worth
s1.5O. Some trimmed with lace, runle and CEN
ter, Csc, worth ~.
-Four shams. with Torchon lace and edge.
s2.0S. worth s5.
Infants Dresses. trimmed with three rufhes of
embr Jidery, lace edge. 90 6s. worth s10.
one Dress, three ruflles OF Irish point and In
serting. s0.4S. worth SIG
Two Dresses with solid embroidered fronts.
yoke of same, co. o. worth s14
One Dress, trimmed with Swiss embroidery,
| S. 80, worth $3.50.
Three Dresses, with Irish point inserting and
edge. 80 0S, worth $40.
One Dress, elegantly trimmed, rufiie OF VRlen-
cienne lace. sll.9s, worth s15.
And numerous other bargains for ladies. chill
dren, and infants.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

ST. james,. Il, Williams and wife, New
York; II. F, Mann, Pittsburg; b. Is. Adams and
j. Mcfarland, NOrristOwn; j. X. Johnson and
wife, Pennsylvania, and Is. Donohue, New
York.
Ebbitt-w. D. Eaton, city; W. F. Mitchall,
Philadelphia, Pa; o, X. Tyler Connecticut. j.
y. Perkins South Bend, Iud, Hon, n. Goh, IT,,
West Virginia; Charles d. Haskins New York;
Mai c. r. suter, st. Louis; L. X Belts, Troy,
y. VI $. W, Wilson and j., II. Rutter, New
York Isaac II. Bromley and wife, Rochester,
N, vi Hon. Philip n. Nanzile and wife, Michi-
gam Hon, G, u. Kincaid Kentucky, and 8, l..
Lepcr, New York.
Metropolitan-W d. G. Kipp, James Kipp,
II. y. Twombley, and L. X. ConuIn, New York;
X. w. Broadhead and wife, AlaLama Hon. h.
I. Bennett. North Carolina Matt Savage New
York; James s. Hale, pennsylyania; J. W.
owen, Baltimore; c. =. Boutelle Gloucester,
Mass: J. T.. McCann, New York; W, L. Cash,
T.. 7. Hopkins, and g. II. Howard, jr, Bos.
ton; NJ, Osborn, New York: a. w. Miles and
wife Livingston, Mont, John B Llllard, New
York $; A., Carleton, Boston, Charles ], Shea,
ri.. 'lursf.l Nrw ionp in'o HrY
'W|HuH, NcrHn. N1ai'.t SLICED.
TNlAdslphih
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Tho officers of the sixth subdivision Asso.
ciated Charities, which held meeting at
the Church Of Our Father Monday night, are !:
President, Hon. Arthur Macarthur, 1901 n
street; vice president, Rev. Alex. Kent, $50 o
street; secretary, H. Il. Zeyely. s0l L street or
1925 N street; treasurer, q. W. 4. SwartZcll,
l0ll street. Judge Macarthur made an in
tcrcsting address relative to the work Of the
ner of Eleventh and X streets. where small
children arc fed and cared for during the day,
while their mothers are employed. An urgent
appeal for subscriptions was made to support
the institution.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
TRUTH Is STRANGER THAN FICTION

Our Cotton Underwear buyer visited New York last week
Underwear the coming casual visit made
friends retail whose Underwear department has been successful
owing the goods being fine for the class of trade done Want of
disgust with the failure his Underwear department caused
unfortunate friend close out the entire stock discount Of 50 per
These goods will be exhibition the counters of the Paa
Royal all this week Some of the Underwear slightly soed buss of
the very finest quality As the stock is to be closed out this week.
have marked the goods at a small profit so that fine
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Maj. A. W. Greedy was taken severely III
Saturday last but was yesterday very much
improved, Recently he said to reporter of
THE REPUBLICAN, that he still felt very weak
from the effects OF his Arctic experience, and
that he found that he Is not yet able to do
much work. He stated that he had already
worked too hard in his anxiety 10 get his re-
port ready for publication, and was feeling
quite i'll in consequence. He realized that II
would be n long time before he regained his
usual strength.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

r. II. TAYLOR, 933 Pennsylvania avenue,
having bought all the short patterns of Il large
scarf manufacturer, amounting 10 about 100
dozen ScRrfs in stylish, nObby and neat effects,
which formerly sold for 70 cents 81, and ST. %
each. and being late in the season, and wish
ing TO give his customers the benefit, he has
put them all down to so cents each This is
the best value ever offered IN neckwear, and
would advise all to avail themselves of the
offer at once.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Mr.. Andrew Devine an old time newspap er
correspondent here, and one of the best stono.
graphers in the United States was yesterday
appointed by Speaker Carlisle TO the vacant
position Of Official reporter of the house Of
representatives recently created by the death
Of Mr.. William Blair Lord.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Rabbi Brown, a distinguished Hebrew OF
New York, will deliver discourse on the
subject, "Did the Jews Cruelty Christ" ia the
Metropolitan NJ L, Church, corner of Four.
and'a.hali and q streets, at 5;O p, NJ, to-day.
the lecture,
National Republican., 1885-01-14

IMMEDIATE RELiEF"--To be relieved at oil
Of such an abominable pest as neuralgia, is
gratifying, but imagine the great delight of
Mr. J. George Ref, of No. AZ Bank street.
Newark, n. j., who writes, after suffering eight
years with neuralgia In the head, 81 have used
me immediate relief and l am regaining my
health daily" No wonder he plds, 81 cheer
fully recommend it to all" All similar ills
arp curpd hy II
National Republican., 1885-01-14

AN exchange remarks that, THE best
themselves every day" so we announce this
day that several thousand important cures
have been made by the use OF Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrun
National Republican., 1885-01-14

DuRKEg's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce. The universal iavOrite both in the
United States aud Great Britain. Wholesome,
delicious, economical and nutritious. Saves
anxiety, waste, and trouble.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

OyERcoATs at cut rates, Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and u.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
COURT RECORD.


Court IN General Term-Chief Justice Cartier
and .Titsiiccs MacAriiur and Jdmies.-Young vs.
Young; on hearing. Assignment for to-day
unchanged
Circuit COurt--Jistice Hdqner.-D -Danenhower
& Son VS.. Straining verdict for defendant
Assignment for to-day Nos, l52, 15l, l55, lOB,
157, 15S, lj0, 100, l6l, and 1G2.
EQUITY Court. -JuStice C0r.--Reid VS.. Reid;
decree of Jan. vacated. Conteo vs. Contoe (;
testimony ordered taken before Examiner
John Crukshank. Vernon VS.. Vermont trustee
directed to pay infants share TO guardian
Osthaus VS.. Osthaus; testimony ordered taken
tenburg ct al; demurrer sustained and bill
dismissed as TO Regina Ottenburg. Arnold vs.
ROthwell; exceptions sustained with leave 70
rC.answ0r Assignment for to-day Nos. TO- IL,
10. 20, q, 25, 20, q, 2s and %.
Criminal COurt-Jus'icc PWie.-Bell Mann and
f.. G. Kirkwood presenting false vouchers, on
trial Assignment for to-day unchanged.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Ourworkroom is nowover-

Ourworkroom is nowover-
crowded with orders for
Sheets, Bolsters, and Pillow
Cases, and we should be
glad if our friends would an
ticipate their wants and place
their orders now for Febru-
airy delivery.
2la by, ga "Pequot' Ready.mOdo Sheets, 71c
PA by 2la "Utica" Ready.made Sheets, Soc
by isl BEST Make" Single Bed Sheets, Doc
Pequot and Utica Pillow Cases, full size, e. 90
per dozen.
(Thlrd Floor-Take the Elevator.)
Our stock of Blankets is
second to none.
We offer two cases of
"Boston House" Quilts,
full size, elegant Marseilles
patterns (our speciality, only
SI.oo each.
We have just opened a
splendid line of new Prints, in
Dress Comfort, and Curtain
styles, which we offer at the
uniform price of S cents per
yard.
Also, a new line of Per-
Gales, light ground, printed
on a firm, full yard-wide un-
dressed cloth, in choice, neat
styles, which we guarantee
fast colors, only 8 cents per
yard; well worth IL cents.
Two thousand yards of
Gingham, in checks, fancies,
and plaids, choice styles, reg
ular Io-cent goods, only 8
cents per yard.
Csecond Floor-Tako the Eeyator.N
In continuing our sale of
Ladies Muslin Underwear"
we desire to thank our Gus
toners for their liberal re-
spouse, and would say that
we have sold more "Under-
wear" in the past week than
in any previous week during
our five years business in
this city.
(second Floor-Take tho EievatOr)
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Boston Dry GoOds House,
| ONE pRIcH ONLY
National Republican., 1885-01-14

IF you want Help, Houses or Rooms, fur
nshcd or uniurnishcd, read THE REPUBLICANS
Want columns. Three lines three times for
D cents.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

A similar statement might
be made about the whole list
of "Sheetings and Shirtings."
In anticipation Of a greatly
increased demand, we have
supplied our stock with a
most complete assortment of
the following classes of goods:
National Republican., 1885-01-14
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TATsPAUGHs Capstone Cigar sone OF the best
for cents; $40 Il street.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

THE Howland Dental Association No. eli
Four.and.a-half street northwest three doors
north of Pennsylvania avenue, do all kinds Of
Dental Work. All work warranted ilrst-clasl
persons. Fine gold and amalgam Filings in.
serted in the best manner
National Republican., 1885-01-14

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from tho
errors and indlscretlons of youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss Of manhood, &c,
! will send II recipe that will cure you, free of
charge. This great remedy was discovered by
n missionary in South America. Send self
addressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph T. In'
man, Station d., New York city
National Republican., 1885-01-14

CHILDRES's suits at cut rates. Eiseman Bros,
corner Seventh and L.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

$40 SUITS at cut rates, Elseman Bros, Sew.
eDth and E.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

"ALDERSEY DAIRY WAGoNs."-Frcsh Alder
cred in y pound WARD prints, at SOC pei
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball but
tcrmilk, DC. per quart. and sweet milk at DC
nor unnrL
National Republican., 1885-01-14
CITY ITEMS.
THE capstone Cigar, cents; 500 street.

s3per gallon, rs cents quart bottle. No. l
Rye whisky, best In the world for the money
at MCGee's, Ninth, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-01-14
DRY GOODS.
aaaa aaaHas
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Rock bottom reached
this is now the prevailing
conclusion. We do not pre-
dict a quick rise to induce
you to purchase now; but we
do say that prices will not be
lower.
Domestic cotton manufac-
turers have been running
their mills, if not at a posi-
tive loss, certainly without
profit for the past year. Take,
for instance, Pequot Sheet
ings. One year ago the
manufacturers reduced the
price to 3oc per yard. They
h a d b en- held at 3aHc.
Along in the summer they
reduced the price to 27Hc.
Late in December they re-
duced the price again to CSC
per yard. We believe that
these goods have never been
sold at this price but once be-
fore in fifteen years, and that
was directly after the panic
Of 1873.
Our price to-day for 1914
Pequot Bleached Sheeting is
csc per yard.
We hope for a more pros
porous year in 1885 than we
had in 1884. But prosper
GUS times bring more custo-
mers, and as soon as the
manufacturers sell their sur
plus productions they want
to advance the price of their
goods. We also want pros
porous times, but we like the
low prices at which the over
crowded state of the goods
market enables us to buy
merchandise. We h a V e
placed the matter plainly be-
fore you, and shall maintain
our price Of CSC per yard as
long as possible.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Wki,ties and a
fine assortment Of bottled goodS JAMES THARP
slb L street northwest
National Republican., 1885-01-14

THV HIIIIUIII NUTHUIy NUIIIPIITg ,buNV 0IVII
Marlboro, Md. last night. This company has
been playing the provincial towns with much
success. The cast includes Messrs. Crypt
Palmon George Erdman, ID. c. Bangs, j.
Palmoni and the Misses Beattie, Brooks, and
De Monson. Mr.. Crypt Palmoni in the lead
ing role has received many favorable COM
munts.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

CLEAR fller-the Capstone Cigar cents; 500
II street.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Table Linens. Cloths and Napkins, Towels.
Shr cts and Bolsters Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads,
Bed Comforts, Blankets, Curtains, &c,
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Lot 20.

Lot 20.
26 dozen Corset Covers, elegantly lace
trimmed, and honestly worth s2.0s to $3.50.
We sell them for t2.25.
Lot 90.
would HS1sP Se bargain sTf a SHaRy snoR
Your choice for s1.13.
Lot Is.
10 dozen Gowns and Chemiscs in various
styles and in odd sizes. Call soon and pick out
Gowns worth s1.5O.
Any in this lot 07c each.
Lot 3.
7dozen Drawers, short length, an undoubted
bargain at b0c pnir.
buy them Ior 33c.
Lot Al.
40 dozen Long and Short Skirts, also chemIses,
nicely trimmed with good embroidery.
Same ns advertised for CSC by our competitors.
Only 46c
Lots 80 and 80.
dozen Elegant skirts for 66c. and 3 dozen
Cambria skirts for 00c. Worth double these
prices.
Lot Sd.
10 dozen Corset Covers odds and ends hut all
very finest goods elegantly lace trimmed
Your choice for s10I.
Lot II.
115 dozen Drawers and Corset Covers, best
muslin. perfect fitting, neatly trimmed made on
lock-sti Machine
All at 23c each.
Lots II and AZ.
sl27; also l dozen at s1.25. Just half usual
prices
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Lots II and AZ.

; dCG.n ranler skirts for s3c and Is Skirts for
sl.27; also / dozen at s1.25. Just half usual
prices
National Republican., 1885-01-14
Lot II.

1l5 dozen Drawers and Corset Covers best
muslin. perfect fitting, neatly trimmed, made on
lock-stitch machine.
All at 23c each.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

For Generating Steam.
For Cooking Purposes.
For Heating by Furnaces.
For Heating by Latrobes.
For Open Crates.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

We offer two cases Of
"Boston House" Quilts,
full size, elegant Marseilles
patterns (our speciality, only
SI.oo each.
National Republican., 1885-01-14

Mr.. Harry Sage, ayoung man who has lately
finished his apprenticeship in the bindery Of
the government printing Office, and who was
for some time employed In the drying room Of
that Office left the office Friday afternoon last
feeling badly, died very suddenly yesterday
afternoon about 1 o'clock. His father, who
was foreman of the drying room, died sud
dpnly gnyprni yaars apO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-28
THE EGYPTIAN WAR.
The LILLIAN Troops Occupying a Red
Sea PoTt-Che British t. Evac.
uate the SOudau ut Once.

CAIRO, April 81.
Lord Wolseley will start for Suakin to-
morrow.
The Galabat garrison, consisting of 1000
men, have been relieved and is marching to
Massawah. Only Girra and Kassala are now
beseged by the rebels.
SUAKIN, April 27.
Advices from Massawah say detachments
of Italian troops have occupied the town of
Arkiko.
Gen. Graham has received definite orders
by telegraph from Gen. Wolseley. 1t is
understood that the immediate withdrawal of
the British troops has been decided upon
The troop ship Jumna with 1000 coolies
on board, intended for the Berber railw ay.
has been ordered to return to Bombay, the
men being required to man the monitors in
Bombay harbor.
ROME, April 27.
The report that the followers of El Mahdi
have defeated the Italian troops at Massa-
wab, is denied here.
LONpoN, April 27.
In the House of Commons this afternoon,
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice said that the gov
ernment was on the point of arriving at an
arrangement of the Misunderstanding with
France, growing out of the suppression OF the
Bosphore-Egyptian newspaper at Cairo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-28

New YORK, April 27.
Beginning at IL O'clock last nlght, General
Grant slept at intervals until 2 this morning
after which his siumber was almost cuntin-
uous until o'clock this morning. When he
had been dressed he remarked that he felt
good and refreshed.
When DIR. Douglass lef, the house at $50,
he said the patient was fully as well as yes
terday. He could not say that he was better
than on Sunday, for on that day he was ex-
ceedinsly we'll, but the General was as well
as yesterday, and had so expressed himself
Flags are fvirg and bunting Is displayed to-
day. in the street ON which Gen Grant lives,
in commemorati0n of his birthday.
WAsHINGroN, April 27.
The anniversary OF the birth Of Gen. Grant
will be celebrated in this city this evening,
by appropriate exercises, at the Metropolitan
church. The President and members of his
cabinet, members of Congress, officers of the
army, navy, marine corps and civil service,
and the LOyal Legion and Grand Army of the
Republic Posts have been invited to partici-
pate.
New YORK, April 81.
Gen. Grant sends the following for publi-
cation
10 the various army posts, societies cities,
public schools and State corporations, and
individuals north and south, who have been
so kind to send ME congratulations on nv
sixty third birthday. wish to offer my CRATE
full acknowledgements. The dispatches have
been so hume ruus and so touching in tone
that it would have been impossible to answer
them if had been in perfect health
(Signed) US GRANT.
Between 4 and o'clock, Gen. Grant, &C.
companied by Col Grant, walked to Madison
Avenue and back, many people following.
The rooms were brilliantly lighted up in
the evening and thousands of spectators
passed through the street and stopped to gaze
at the house. Large and magnificent pres
ents OF flowers continued to pour in, while a
continuous stream of telegraph boys were in
cessantly delivering messages from all over
the country. Birthday cards were sent by
the basket full of the most expensive aud
costly finish from all over the United States
Congratulations were received from innumer-
able sources, including G. A. r. Posts, pub
lie schools, city and State governments, cor
porations, societies, meetings and individuals
in all paris of the country, as we'll as very
many from Europe.
The General remained in the drawing room
until after 10. in company with members of
his family, Senator Chafee, DIR and Mrs.
Newman and DIR. Douglass. He seemed to
be supremacy happy and Joined in the con-
versation with much spirit.
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BURIED ALIVE.
The Rescuing Party Reaches u Homestake
Mine, the Scene of the Recent Slide.
and Succeeds in Uuearthing the Vic.
tins.
DENVER, April 27.

DENVER, April 81.
The rescuing party which left Leadville,
Yesterday, for the scene of the terrible cal m
ity at HOmestake mine, reached their desti-
nation at s o'clock. Several excavations
were made before the cabins could be located
The first one found contained provisions. The
bunk house was next reached, where eleven
bodies were found. One body stood erect,
with his head thrown forward as if listening
Near him lay one of his companions in a
bunk with his face downward, and arms
crossed under his head. Several logs lay on
one body. Three bodies were found in the
upper bunk, clssped in each others arms, and
so strongly interlocked as to require the eff
forts of six men to separate them. One man
was found beside his bunk ip the attitude of
prayer.
In another part of the cabin were two bod
les crushed between the fallen timbers
Other bodies were found lying about the
cabin as if thrown from the hunks with a
shock Owing to the fact that all of the
faces were covered with half an inch of white
mould, the features could be recognized.
No doubt that death was caused by suffoca-
tion in nearly every case.
A clock and atch were found which had
stopped at precisely 80.
From letters and papers found, it is be-
lieved the slide occurred between the 20th
aud 25th of February. The report that some
of the men had been seen fortnight ago,
proves unfuunded. The bodies were brou xht
to Leadviiie.
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1. d. o. F. ANNIVERSARY.
Large DeIesation from variou. Place
Witt Hallowell.
Especial to tho Journal I

~ WV oOu'udl |
HALLowELL. April 27.
oanoorn Lodge No. SO, o. o. f., cele.
orated the Goth anniversary of Old Fellow.
ship by grand concert and ball. Mon5.v
evening, prec, ded by grand parade of the
encampments in the afternoon.
P'jep-cot Encampment of Auburn. with
about 30 men, commanded by Capt Miller
ana Worrumbus Encampment of Lewiston,
Az men, commanded bv Cant
barron, with the Auburn Cornet Band. ar.
r'Vtd on the +. M. train, and were received
by Jephtha Encampment with about 40 men.
commanded by Capt. Charles Gibbs. with the
Haiiowell Cornet Band A procession was
formed on Second street, opposite the rail.
road station, and marched up Second stree,
to Lincoln, up Lincoln to Middle, down Mid.
die to Academy, down Academy to Second.
up Second to Winthrop, down Winthrop to
Water street, and down Water street to Odd
Fellows Hall, where a supper was furnished.
Many more members of the order arrived
on the O'Clock train from Gardiner, Rich.
mond and other places. The concert was
given in Wilson Hall in the evening. One
Of the leading features of the concert was q
fine rendition of violin selection by Alfred De
Seve, after which followed duets and solos
by well known vocalists, j. S. Hobbs OF
Augusta, delivered the address in most elo-
quent manner. After the concert, a grand
ball was given. music being furnished BY the
Togus orchestra.