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A PERFECT GEM.
wasburns' New Saloon ut No. 80 sIOnt Oe
Street

Meesrs. T. and H. I. Washburn yester-
day opened their new saloen at No. SO
Monroe street to the public. No pains have
been spared to make it attractive, and it is,
without doubt, one of the neatest and bes!
arranged bars south of the Ohio. The fur
nishings were all made to order in Cincin-
natl, costing about $4,000. The woodwork
is of cherry, which is ser off with cathedral
stained glass and plate-glass mirrors, pro-
ducing a very handsome effect, while the
glassware is all of the best description.
The Messrs. Washburn are already well
known in Memphis, having had the bars
on the Kate Adams and Will S. Hays for
the past two seasons. 1t will be their en-
deavor to make their house first-class in
every respect, and resort for gentlemen.
The bar will always be supplied with the
best imported and domestic wines, whis-
kies, liquors and cigars, and everything
will be done to make those who call fee
at home. No. SO Monroe street will soon
make reputation under its new proprie
tors
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Mr.. G. P. Atmore, passenger agent of the
Louisville and Nashville, was surprised on
the evening of June 10th, wilhelm Chicago
attending the meeting of the Central Pas
senger Committee, by being taken to a
room and there presented with a valuable
diamond ring on behalf of the general pas
seDger agents, whom he entertained on re-
turning from the convention at New Or
leans last March. The kindly feelings Of
the donors were felicitiously conveyed in
speeches By Mr.. Hill, of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois, and Mr.. Hair, Of the Chi
cago and Northwestern.
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Augusta Female Seminary,
STAHNVON va

MISS MARY J. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL. Opens
vi Sent 2, 1885; closes June, 1886. Unsur-
ps SEED in its location; in its buildings and
grounds; in its general appointments and sani-
Jaw arrangements; its full corps of superior and
sx6erienced teachers; its unrivaled advantages
in Music, Modern Languages, ElOcution. Fine
Arts, Physical Culture, and instruction IN the
tbe5ry and practice Of Book keeping; the sue
cessful effort made 10 secure health. comfort and
happiness; its opposition 70 extravagance; its
standard 81 soid scholarship. Board, etc, and
f1Ii ENGLISH course, $3.50 for entire session.
For fall particulars apply to the Principal for
roll
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{ II. MARCUS, 90 Main st.

TTORSE-To buy good buggy horse, suitable
for a lady to drive; must be perfectly gen.
eIe and not over or S years old. Apply at IS
Iiniou street, corner Third.
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PERSONALS.

Col. Ton NEAL, Of Dyersbury, is in the
city.
THE Rev. K. A. Jones, of Senatobia,
Miss, is spending few days in the city,
a guest of the Rev. D. D. Moore, at 1914
Adams street.
Mrs. E. ]. IRBY and her charming
daughter, Miss Alice L. Ifby, OF this city,
left Monday evening to spend the summer
at Oxford and Lafayette Springs, Miss.
THE Rev. X. A. Jones, of the North Mir
sissippi Conference, is holding interesting
revival meetings at Georgia Street Metho-
dist church this week, which are growing
in interest each night.
Mr.. H. f HALL, Of that famous Third
Glass hotel at Sardis, Miss, was seen yes
terday promenading Main street, with his
wife, and surrounded by bevy of beauti-
ful country girls. If this man is not a
dandy, they are hard to find, and they say
he keeps a mighty good hotel, considering
his abilities.
EVERY frst-elass dealer sells Oper Pufa
Cigarettes: 5 cents for 10; 10 cents for %.
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We have a big lot of Jaconet En-
broidery Remnants, accumulated this
past two weeks. They must be sold
to-day. We shall offer them at less
than half cost.
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given by the college to Geo. Fossick, who
belonged to the primary department, for
composition upon the same subject.
Taken all In all the commencement was
one of the most interesting Of the many
pleasant entertainments OF the Christian
Brothers College.
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Rn0MN AND BOARn.

DG0Ks-suite offront rooms, second floor, iur;
sathtub on same door, at "a Tktfd street
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LACE CURTAINS, shirts, collars and cuffs
finished equal to new at the Memphis
Steam Laundry, 224 Second street.
,.rr a. ;~~or Paar
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NEW FIRM.

DIFFERING to the above. the undersigned
Ii express their regrets at thu loss Of their co
partner, Mr.. g. II. Denison. They viii continue
the business under the style and firm Of Fl.
OZANNE 4 CO., and viii carry out all business
arrangements Of the late firm, and solicit the
same liberal patronage. FRANK 0ZANNE.
June "a, 1855. GEO, s. FOX.
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The Fay Templeton Opera Company
will open with OIigette at Estival Park on
the 30th instant. Among the leading
members of the company are Fay Temple
ton. John Templeton, Alice Vance, Lille
West, Mile. Diard, Geo. Olmi, Geo. Trav-
enor, VIM. Gurberson and Sig. Norvello.
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EagIGBOilGf Works

At 81 Poplar sire st.
ITO LOAN M0EEY-On household goods, with
1 o1t removal; letters confidential. Address
s. WOOD. cara Letter Carrier No. A.
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NOTICE.

I HAVE this day Withdrawn from the firm of
i OzanDs, Denison * Co., and an pleased to
announce that my relations With my late copart-
ners have ben pleasant throughout, and recon-
mend them for patronage and favoFs to the pub
lie and my friends. My successors viii collect
all the debts owing to Ozanne, Denton < Co. and
pay all liabilities. q IL. DENISOE.
Memphis, Tenn, June "a, 1855
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PROPERTY TRANsFERs.

Alfred Wesson to Jane Wesson, 60lacres
Id country, for $3.50.
A. A. Burleson OF al 10 Mrs. M. ].
Vaughan, part OF lot So, Willo Williams's
subdivision, for $l145.
6 M. KatzenJerger to w. II. Carroll, AZ
acres,known as Lonand tract, for $l110.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE OF 10 ROOMs-Largs yard eistern,
II ete-.in good repair; will rent cheap to
or two tenants. No. 50 Third street, Cheisea.
NnnIv AZ Is Market street.
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New Orleans Road

The building OF the proposed road from
Stuttgart. on theS Louis and Texas, over
Grand Prairie to the Post of Arkansas
and thence to Beebe on the Iron Mountain,
will open,up ali the country along the line
from Arkansas City to direct communi-
cation with New Orleans. 1t will be the
shortest and quickest route from st. Louis
to New Orleans. 1t will bring into requi-
sition some of the finest cotton lands in
the State that have almost been dormant
since the war, and from which was pro-
duced before the war thousands of bales
of cotton. 1t will open up market for
the vast forests OF timber that will be ada
cent to the same, and in the near future
will become a vast storehouse Of wealth
for those that invest in the same. 1t will
be the only road that will traverse that
portion of the country which might be de-
nominated the cotton belt.
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Advice to Mothers.
@

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used when children are cutting
teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by
relieving the child from pain, and the lit
tie cherub awakes as ''bright as button"
1t is very pleasant to the taste, soothes the
child, softens the gums, sllays all pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels and is
the best known remedy for diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. Twenty-Five cents o bottle
DR.. HODGES, indianapolis: 81 consider
Bethesda superior to Apollinaris either as
luxury or remedy"
j s RORINS0N- Sole Annnt
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81 IouIs 20 rIemphis.

Col. 81. @. Condo, vice-president OF the
Chicago, st. Louis and Nashville railway,
addresses the following to Mayor Reed, Of
Paducah, in regard TO the new line from
st. Louis to Memphis, dated st. Louis,
June ed: "After visiting your hos
pitable citizens and yourself, 1 i'm
mediately put the whole engin-
eer force fourteen in number) at
work between your city and Metropolis,
cheapest grade for our line between the
two cities. am here to-day and to-mor-
row, buying tents, stove and a general out
fit for company Of engineers in the field,
and will leave here on Wednesday for
Metropolis. cannot at this moment tell
you the exact time of the arrival OF the
president and his party at your beautiful
city, but it is perfectly safe to say that it
will be within ten days"
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A musicale will be given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Calvary church on Monday
next at the residence of Mr.. W. A. Gage,
ON Vance street.
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Order s8edaI1 ..l MmIiord's.

SPARKLING BETHESDA stands at the head
Of ell effervescing waters. Sold by the
bottle or dozen.
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LACE CURTAINS, shirts, collars and cuffs
finished equal to new at the Memphis
Steam Laundry, 224 Second street.
ENGLISH Ginger Beer.
Buy your Shirts at Mays.
TELEPHONE 900 for kalsomining. A. Nc
Neil.
R. FLETCHER, architect, No. $50 Second
street.
SEE advertisement of Beersheba
springs"
THE restaurant in Dufy's Hotel is the
place to get choice breakfast, dinner or
supper. Give us trial.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best tonic
and anti,periodic known. A certain and suro
for circulars. Any reference sivaD Address
John @. Rucker, Lynchberg'
If you suffer from looseness of the
bowels, Angostura Bitters will surely cure
you. Beware of counterfeits and ask your
grocer or druggist for the genuine article,
prepared by DR.. J. q. B. Siegert & Sons.
REED & CARNRIcK's Sodium Hypochlo-
rite. Recommended by the Public Health Assoc
citation superior and least expensive of all dis
infeetants and germicides. Cholera, diphtheria,
feveTs, malaria. etc., prevented by its use. Sold
e''i' "A'-s' 1'-0 " REED L CARNRICK,
1872 Fulton Street, New York.
THE Lawn Party to be given at Miss
Higbee's. by the ladies of the Monteagle
Teachers Home Association, hiss been
postponed, and will take place next Mon
Jay svenIog. There viii he music, re-
freshnents and various diversions, all for
twenty-five cents. Tickets at Young &
Bros. book storei
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VIII change Gauge.

The Mobile and Ohio Rsilroad Com
pany will change its gauge along its en-
tire line from Hickman, KY, to Mobile,
Ala, 500 miles, on the first day of next
month, from the standard Southern five
foot gauge to the Northern standard
gauge, which is four feet eight and a
half inches. The work of changing this
gauge can be done in one day by the en-
ployment Of large force of trackmen
all along the line
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kidewaIksl Sidewalks!

DRAWsPOKER is much dearer than a draw Of
RnOpera Puff Cigarettes 5 cents for TO-
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nuGr,a european Hotel.
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

Indications.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
local rains, slightly 1oarmer, varidbe
ioiRds.
MeteoroIoglcaI Report.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Ms SUMMER SCHOOL
ST,LOUIS SEMINARY.

PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL OF HIGH
GRADE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
itate at Jennings the most beautiful Of the suburbs
Of Louis elevation in view OF the CITY one mile
form City limits the Wabash hy The place is beaut
and healthy. Numoer limited Discipline careful and
ZONE like; each pa Pill indivduazed. English, Classics
Nfhematics Sciences Modern Languages, Music, Vocal
and Instrumental and Art Teachers OF large e1pere nee
we'll ventilated bulldogs with beautiful and
ample grounds. Early application only will secure room
lens moderate Fifteenth year commences Sept sth
Fer further particulars and Catalogues add the Principal
3. T. sLEWETT, l l. o, JennlnEe, 100
PAE4PSCO INSTITUTE, ELLIcOTT CITY.
MD-The SD Annual Session will be resumed
SEPTEMBER, 1885, with full and efficient corps of
Professors and Teachers in every department.
Miss A MATCHErT, Principal; Miss Roberta u.
Archer, Vice-Prineipal. Circulars at 80 Madi-
son avenue, Baltimore. Md, until July LIST.
EtIVIL. nECHANICAL AND MINIAG
- ENGINEERING at the Renat eiaer
POlVteehnie Institute, troy, \. Y. The
Oldest engineering school in America Next
Term begins september 10Th. The Register for
iSS5 contains a list Of the graduates for the past
81 years, with their positions; also, course Of
studv re0utreneuts, expenses, etc. Address
DAVID NJ. GREEN, Director.
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DandruH

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth
of the hair.
Burnett's Flavorin0 Extracts are the best
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We will sell two-inch pecky cypress for
next thirty days at 81 so per 1000 feet.
WOODRUFF LUMBER COMPANY.
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Shirts to Order al so.

Best quality, and fit guaranteed.
SAM MAY.
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DIR. J. DEUTSCH.

NFFICE and Residence, = Adams street. op..
I r.oSSts 81 Peters Church. Office hours: 8
to9 a-R.:itOl pm. Telephone No. SS7,
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LYONS Tasteless Syrup of Quinine pro-
duces exactly the same effect as the bitter
guinine. Children love to take it.
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MuIf0ra. Jeweier. 294 Main,
Fills orders from the country promptly,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Did gold and silver tab s.a as
cash az GulfOrd's. 204 Ne ain.
COAL.
Pittsburg Coal,
Kentucky Coal,
Alabama Coal,
Anthracite Coal,
Camel Goal,
By the barge load,
Carload or cart-load,
@. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street.
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Cotton Region BuIIetin
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.


PITTsDURe, June 24.-Night-River feet
6 inches, and rising. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
VIcKsBURe, June 94.-Arrived: City of
Yicksburg, ST Louis; Alice Brown and tow, New
Orleans, No departures.
ST. LOUIS, June 24-Night-River fallen
! inch, and stands 26 feet inches by the gauge.
Weather cloudy and warm. No arrivals of regu-
lar packets. Departed: City of st. Louis, New
Orleans.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMERS.
GLASGOW, June Pa rived: State Of
Nevada, New York.
LONDON, June 24-Tbe Rhynland, from
New York for Antwerp, passed the Lizard.
NEW YORK, June 24.-Arrived: Grecian
Monarch, London; Vera, Bremen; England.
Liverpool; San Marcos. Galveston.
BETHESDA WATER received fresh weekly
direct from Waukesha.
7 8 ROBINSON Apothecary
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Assignee'S Sale.

TFNHs stock of goods Of r. D. BARNUM, at 25z
Main street, odd-FelloWs Hall. consisting Of
Watches, elegant silTerNare' JeNelry, clocks,
,,-;css J. N. IRRELEVANT. Trustee.
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Maximum temperature, Sf.3.
Minimum temperature, 700.
Ozouoscope-ll %: II p. IN, 0-scale, 0 to 10.
Rainfall, inappreciable.
All observations taken on 75o meridian time,
which is one hour faster than local time.
Cotton Region Bulletin
Fortwenty-four hours ending June "a, 1885,
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The concert to be given at Estival Park
tonight for the benefit of Gen. Peter Tracy
promises to be grand affair. The mu.
steal programme, under the direction of
Prof. Morse S. Downs, will be as follows:
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A. Fr9spstl ty W. u: street
Musle-Stephanl 6aYotte.---.-.-.-Eirst Music Class
After the "Stephani Gavotte," by the
6rst music class, Brother Maurelian, presi-
dent Of the college, conferred the degree
of bachelor OF letters upon VIM. r. Street,
Of Arkansas, and Chss. B. Galloway, of
Tennessee, and the degree of master of
accounts upon Chas. Louis Po.to, Geo. L.
Chighizola, Dennis J. Downing, Chas. w.
Eader, Patrick ]. Griffin, John w. O'Don-
nell, and Martin I. Walt. The young
gentlemen all bore their honors modestly,
although many of them seemed loaded
with floral tributes. Having conferred
the degrees, Brother Maurelian addressed
the young gentlemen as follows:
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EVERY frst-elass dealer sells 0per Puff
Cigarettes: cents for 10; 10 cents for %.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27

Gen. Hazen, the chief signal officer, has
Issued an order which initiates great and
important advance impractical mcteorology.
From July LIST, 1885, the weather predlc-
tions known as signal service indications,
which now only cover day I'm advance,
will DO extended TO a day and half.
There has been In the past o general aud
well-tounded regret that by the time the In
dications reach the public at the breakfast
table, over third Of the time has already
passed. General Hazen's order insures flu
ture forecasts covering from twenty-five
to twenty-eight hours after the indications
actually reach the public. This important
step is In keeping with the policy followed
by General Hazen since assuming charge of
the signal service, which has already re-
suited In the extension Of the system Of flood
warnings, the establishment OF cotton belt
stations, the display Of cold wave signals,
and the recent perfecting of arrangements
for the rapid and systematic dissemination
of the predictions and other valuable re-
suits Of the service.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27
Bnildlng Improvements.

NJ. NJ. Magrudcr has taken out a permit
to build two-story brick on Twenty-fourth
street, near L, to cost 5000. II. A. Benler
will soon commence the erection of four
two-story bricks on Twenty-ffth street,
near l, at cost of 5000. Admiral Wells
street, to cost 500. Dennis Murphy will
add 500 worth Of repairs TO the house at
the southwest corner of Eleventh and w
streets. Mary Cruit will expend $500 In
rebuilding the Arlington stables, G street,
near Seventeenth, lately damaged by fire.
G. s. Reed will take off the frame front TO
1909 Eleventh street and build new front
Of pressed brick, at a cost of 81, 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27

A Baptist Pastor Ordained.

The ordination of j. l. Loving, pastor
elect of Providence Baptist Church, Lees
burg, occurred at the Third Baptist Church,
Franklin street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, yesterday afternoon. Rev. w. B.
johnson preached q sermon on ministerial
Manhood" Rev. Jas. Robinson gave the
charge, Rev. 7. s. Robinson presented the
Bible, Rev. w. +. Graham extended the
right hand Of fellowship, and the candidate
pronounced the benediction. Rev. Loving
Is a graduate of Washington Seminary, and
leaves this city to-day to assume the duties
Of his charge.
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MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of Day in
and About the City.

Clearing sale childs' suits, Eiscman, 7 aud e.
The charge against Charles +. johnson
OF receiving an Illegal fec for prosecuting
q pension claim has been continued until
IL o'clock on Monday.
sidney A, Gilberg complains that her
husband, John +. Gilberg, deserted her six
months after their marriage, and yesterday
she filed petition for divorce.
Henry Young, colored, was given by
Judge Smell yesterday thirty days In Jail for
stealing SO from Mrs, Rachael Betters, and
thirty days additional in default Of resttu-
ton.
Clearing sale frock suits Eiseman Bros, 7 & E'
The funeral of Mr.. Otto Guethler took
place yesterday at Prospect Hill Cemetery,
the Germania Mannerchor being I'm attend
ance and singing appropriate selections OF
the grave.
On the recommendation OF the examining
committee, Messrs. Samuel NJ. Cutler aud
George w. Koonse were yesterday adj
mitted to the District bar. Mr. Gulon Mil
Ter, OF Maryland, was also admitted.
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A "GREAT BIG RACKET"
IN SMALL BOYS SUITS.

The BEST BARGAINS shown in Washington Small Boys
Clothing
In Of overroduction able to offer large
line of these goods all and fresh from the makers hands,
light in color dark and neither They in Plain
Jackets Peated Jackets and Noriok They broken lots
regular of Sizes Not all small years.
all Those styles best adapted the smaller don't
above those suitable for the larger below
These cheap goods made to sell at low prices but they
fine Cassmes Sges made for the best city trade and
prices them suit less than the class of goods f
them anywhere e be bought in Washington
Take peep windows Saturday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27
Clearing sale serge suits. Elseman Bros, rs
Must Not Undermine His House.

John Myers, few days since, appealed
to the equity court for relief, complaining
that Benjamin and Mary r. Hillyard, who
owned the lot adjoining his property, were
undermining his house, claiming that he
was several inches upon their premises,
which he denied A temporary restraining
order was granted, and yesterday Justice
ton, which will cause the digging to cease
for some time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27
Clearing sale summer clothes. Elsenian, : * E
Payma ster General Smiths Bureau.

Commodore schley, chief of the bureau
Of equipment and recruiting, has been as
signed the additional duties Of chief of the
bureau Of provisions and clothing during
the suspension of Paymaster General
Smith. An order relieving Paymaster j. O.
Barton and Passed Assistant Paymaster G..
a. Deering, the principal assistants to the
paymaster general, from duty in the bureau
terday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27
TIE TREASURY AurocnAT.
Capt. McCrca Taken Down by Treasure
Jordan.

McCrea was appointed captain Of The
watch Of the treasury some time ago, and
has made himself very unpopular by his
ofllclousness lie began by promulgatlng
an order compelling watchmen to salute
himself and some other officials. He did
not stop here, but began to run the depart
ment as he pleased. He ordered a man a
few days ago to perform ON obnoxious duty
which the man refused to do. He at
tempted to have the man removed for in
subordinatlon, but could not do II. Then
he treated one Of the lady clerks rudely and
then Treasurer Jordan heard Of the affair
and sent for McCrea and censured him.
McCrea apologized TO the ladies.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27

The friends Of Mr.. George II. Richards in
this city strongly discredit the idea that he
committed suicide, or had been drinking to
happy, and his strictly sober life, for the
last five years at least, has been we'll known
here. He was subject to severe attacks of
neuralgia, for which he had to take morphia,
and the theory is that he accidentally took
an overdose.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-27
A COSTLY EXPERIMENT /!

Advertising in the newspapers is costly to
The Palais Royal Some papers charge exorbi-
tant prices, some are low priced. We want to
find out the papers that pay us best to adver-
tise in. So we have decided on the following
costly experiment.