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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-20

sILEL RAILS MauNlhIIESl EVuii-
TN III EFFECT JUNE 81, 1855.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station,
corner 9th and b sts., as follows:
For PttsIurg and the West, Chicago Limited Ex-
press Of Palace Sleeping Cars at $50 a. m. daily;
Louis with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
cinnai, and Hotel Car TO ST., Louis; daily, except
7;lOp. M. daily, with Sleeping Cars Washington to
Chicago and Harrisburg to Louisville, connecting
slcepeis for Cleveland and 81. Louis. Pacific Ex-
press 10 p. M. daily for pttsburg and the West,
WIZ HHa Ris'RSS ESb G P6ToM4S C RaLR6Ap
Tor Erie, Cannndaisua, Rochester, luiaio' NJ
as ass Cars ri 10 sfSSRr ssiuFaa win
For WillamspOrt, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at
$50 a: m. daily except Sunday:
$50 u, m, and 2, 4 10 p. M, and 12:i5. night.
Limited Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars, oiO a.
IN. daily, except sunday.
For For Gost9n % witnou, change, Up. m. every day.
at Jersey City' with boats los Of brooklyn Annex,
Gfording direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
6GGlG iSrrSsS HGToS NV s YSrE ndy Sliy
NJ, q ., 10 p M, and 1915 night, Limited
Ias TSr aSiaors RT re- Ss SSsSs sso fo 6o II
H l2gS Si o a3 2SaGSy 5io 6 3 3d. 10 Il % AM
4, q, 7lu, 10 y. M, and 1918 might.
For pope's Greek Line, 7l5 II. m. and 4'i0 p. nj.
daily except sunday,
For Annapolis. 0;35 q. m, 1905, and f:25 p. IN.
daily, except Sunday, On Sunday, 4 y. m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WAslIlNi-
TON RAILROAD,
For Alexandria, o, 7, O:25, 11s01 and 11'35 a.
M, 2U5, i:2O, Ado, 6i25, SOB, and ll3I p. III.
On sunday, at u, g25, l:Ul q, M, 500 =. IA.
For RichIuoI ~ CtlG South u ana llOl q, m.
dGiIy, and 4;f5 D. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 0OD,
$40 lU:lO n. M, ], 800 H;23, 5:lO, 7.Ob, AMI
ll;9b y. IN, and 1910 midnight lcxccpt Monday.
On sunday nt and lO:lO H. NJ, 700 and ll!3O y.
M, and 1910 night
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast
corner Of thirteenth street aud Pennsylynnit =
avenue, ;I 1.-THE station, where orders eau he left
fer the cnccling Of baggage to destination from
hotels and residences
CliAs. T.. PUGII, General Manager
j. II. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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A.MTEENIENTS.
"THE MIKADO" At ALBAuiu's.

'TuE MIKADo' AT ALBAUju's.
Next week the Bcobc company will prcsJnt
"Thc Mikado," Gilbert & sullivan's latest pro.
duction. This will give the people of this city
an early opportunity to see the opera which has
been productive of more litigation than any
similar work In existence. 1he cast will in.
cludc ali the principal people, and the perform.
anCU Will, no doubt be good one,
NEW VERSION or TALLY no."
lob Downing will appear for one week, com.
mcnClng Monday next, ut Ford's Opera House,
in the new version of Joaquin Millers drama,
Tally Ilo," which met with very favorable
reception in this city last season. An excel
lent cOlnpauy has been selected. The play
will be supplemented by the farce "a Regular
Fix" Aside from Mr.. Downing's merit as an
nrtiGt and his personal popularity, theiper-
iofmGrccS next week have been arranged Gs u
series of benefits. Tuesday being set apart for
the Knights of Pythns, Wednesday for the odd
Fellows, and Thursday for the Emmct Guards.
Mr.. Downing at every presentation.
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.%55=s SPECIAL N0TICE-THE OFFICE OF
~ Mrs. Dr. Semmcs, the wcll-knJwn Chlropo-
dist and DernatoOsis;, will be open all summer.
1922 4 II. iylJ.3n
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AUCTTON SiLES.
pY THOMAS BOWLING, AUorIoNEER.

R1 IIIUMAo DOW IINVTi NUNIIUNsEN'
TRUSTEES SALE or BUILDING LOT on VIR-
GINA AVENUE, BETWEEN SEVENTEENTH
AND EIGHTEENTH SIS. NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed OF trust dated January 3, 1873,
recorded Lib. S77, 800, ct seq, Of the Land Rec
ords Of the District OF Columbia shall offer for sale
NJ public auction, In front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, TIE 3D DAY or SEPTEMBER
NENT, AT 5aSO o'clock p. M, original lot 4, In
square lA7, In the city Of Washington.
Terms OF sale Indebtedness secured and expenses
of sale In cush balance 1T six, twelve and eighteen
mOnthG, with Interest from day of sale, secured by
post ut time of sale. COnveyuncng ut purchasers s
cost. GEORGE X, HERRICk, Trustee.
au3m, tn, OF
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-20

o~5ys-zs II. A. SELIGSON,
sy 1I24 Penn. Av. N. w,
sells Virginia ClGret (Sortons sccdling) at
80 CENTS A GALLON.
California and Ohio Wines, iel5-tf
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SUMMER RESORTS.


A TLANTIC CITY.
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN THROUGH
WITHOUT STOPS IN
NINETY MINUTES,
-yIA-
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
From Station Foot of Vine street.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
From station foot of Market Street.
Accessible from Washington by the through trains
ofthc
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC r.. II.
From the New Broad street Station of the Penn
sylyHnia Railroad at Philadelphia, street cars will
road Station. Union Transfer Coaches to the station
ftns ,.n Camden And ASnS aiiESS9 e md r in
formation apply US follows;
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTEENTH STREET AND
PENSsYLvASGA AVENUE,
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
CliAS. L. PUGH n. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
THE QUEEN OF WATERING PLACES,
CAPE MAY,
Isrcached by the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
Two Hours FRoM PHILADELPHIA.
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parlor Cars at
hours Passengers arrive at the new Broad Street
STATEN, Philadelphia, where Union Transfer
Coaches and Horse Cars transfer them direct to the
station OF the
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
at the foot of Market Street.
oriickcts, baggage checks, and full information
apply .--... --.-----
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTEENTH STREET AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
CnAs. L. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
N BATHS.
Great North Mountain near Winchester, Va.
| About scyen hours ride from Washington. Two
mails daily and telephone eopneetlons Ti!h Al ~
| 1885. No bar A safe and delightful summer re-
sort. Altitude over 1000 feet. Atmosphere dry
| No swamps or fogs. -Four different mineral waters
Of great value in the of kidney and liver COM
plants and dyspepsia pure chalybeate spring
gallon over ii grains Of iron In the best form
known, viz, carbonate OF protOxide, and nearly l3
grains sulpiatc OF mNgnesla. These mineral waters
| may be used singly or combined in hot or cold
| baths, An immense swimming pool heated to an
| agreeable temperature
Round-trir tickets from Washington $3.50, good
| for the season.
| & SONS, Manager, 4Ol 9th street northwest,
Washington, ID. q.
0LD POINT COMFORT, VIRGINIA.
HYGEIA HOTEL,
SITUATED 100 YARDS FROM FORT
| MONROE.
Open all the year. Accommodates 1000 guests.
Equal TO any hotel in the United States Surround
iDps picturesque and historic Appointments, table,
| and service uneXcelled Bathing, boating fishing,
and driving specially attractive. Terms less for
| equal accommodations than any resort In the coun-
try. Pure ocean air, free from malaria, and con-
ducye TO refreshing sleep Send for descriptive
II. PHoEBUs, Proprietor.
BY THE SEA, ATLANTIC CITY,
ASHLAND HOUSE,
NOW READY FOR SUMNER BoARDERs.
RATES, IS TO s15 PER WEEK.
Address MRS. NJ. $. LOCKWOOD.
SO 18th st., Washington, D, c.,
my23.tf Or Ashland House. Atlantic City.
pHoTO-ENGRAvING.
Having recently fitted upa
PIIoTo.ENGRAVING ESTABLISHMENT
In connection with my Patent Process 1 am pro-
pared TO furnish
ILLUSTRATIONS FOR NEWSPAPERS AT
SHORT NOTICE.
MAURICE JOYCE,
AIS Eleventh Street Northwest,
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WASHINGTON, ONO ASD WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD,

on and after June Ii, 1885, trains will Leave
from and anNe ut sixth and h streets depot a3
follows;
Leave Washington q q. m. and A:95 p. m, daily.
Arrive At Belmont Park lOabl u. N. and 6i2B y.
M, LsSluIg ll;nl II. IN. and OHiJ p; M Arrive
ut Round Hin 7;lS p IN. Returning, leave RDund
lilll 0:C3 o. M and 800 y, IN, Pass Lee,bur {
6;42 n, m, aud 3!46 p, M, Belmont Pnrk O5l Y.
m. and 3!bS y, M, ana arrive NJ Washington 800
o. m. und 5;A0 p N.
Special excursion rates and Sunday trains to Bel
mont lGTk. Monthly and Communication rates to
all points. :. NJ. BNOPHfl
Superintendent Alexandria, Va.
l.. j. LOG KWOOD, Passenger Agent, 5O7 Ponnsyl-
A-uI1ln IL MnAlIn InnIun Ii
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iSPECT.IL NOTICES.

nS-s NOTICE.-A GENERAL MEETING OF
NY the stockholders Of the Metropolitan Mining
aud Manufacturing Company OF the District of CO.
lumbia las reorganlzedD will be held ut No. 1913
North Fifth street, Philadelphia Pa, on THURS
DAY, AuG.2O, 1880 ut ~, IN. for the purpose Of
etcinga le,aFd Of aireeteFso serve f9f thsGnsuing
year a. II. BOCk1NS, President.
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LEGIL.

IOHN AMBLER SMITH,
ATTORNEY AND COUSsELoR At LAW,
(MemGer Supreme Court Bar,
1924 New York Avenue Washington, ID. O.
Law, Equity, Divorce, and Patent Cases Taken.
Patents Obtained on Reasonable Terms,
Foreign patents obtained directly and eNpe-
ditiOusly, Design Patents obtained. Trade Marks
repStcltd nnd any business before the Patent Onice
OF the United States attended To with care and dis
patch. lnerieTcnCcs conducted In the Patent Ohlce
HTOn reasonable terms, Lands, Mining, Pre-
eniptiOn, and Homestead Cases before the DEPART
ments and Courts. Land Scrip for sale. Claims
collected In every Department fthe Government,
DATEET ATTORNEY-CIiARLEs j. GOOCH,
ST, Cloud building, 9th aud Il ss., n. w.
Twenty years experience. Prompt and careful
personal attention given to every case.
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U.Caye II. & y. Depot, sixth and s,rees.)
11nb A. M-FOr all way stations, Lexington, KY,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Columhui, AMI 81.
Louis. Daily except sunday, Through par
lOr car 10 White sulphur springs.
IL A. M,--For Newport News, Old Point Comfort,
and Norfolk. Daily except sunday,
hlb r. M.-FOr Louisville Cincinnati, st, Louis,
ana Chicago connecting fOf all points West,
Northwest aud souihwc,t. F,st ENpreei
daily; dots not stop iuf lOe?l blslnslS.
Through Pullman service 20 Louisville AMI
Cincinnati,
For Tickets and information apply 10 @, & o. rail-
way Office, fl3 Pennsylvania avenue, under Nj
tiuiUl Hotel; Virginia Midland railway Oicc, Col
Pennsylvania avenue and u & i, station,
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
G. W, SMITH, FRANK TRIGG,
General Manager. n. H. Passenger Agent,
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PERSONAL COMFORT.

DB. WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST.
Cons, EuuiOls, Club and Inverted Nails Vas.
CulNr EYcrrfc,nccG, mld Ull disease OF the feet
neEiGd ut his establishment, l4ld pcnulyvania
W'ime lOIpo'lto Wlll0d's HOOD, nH, WHITES
Nhty,tfll consecutive year OF practice In Wash
inglGn. baltimore cslutlishmcit, II North Eu-
taN snocL, OhlcoGoe, 81 sitting, Hours u. m,
10 q y. NJ.
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I1fUSE1IENTS.

,,ort,., n,.n ,,o,.s,, ----~-~~-
L ,.,.,,. -, .,
Matlnccs Wcdpc'day and sa.lrdAy.
iT6nEIr L. DowSIS5, ''''''Y
In the Ntw Ncision Of Jo4quiN MmLen's Dsnmo,
"TALLN-uOi"
4 REGJikR FiX,
Assisted by company of"o'l known ability
MoNpAY. .EyrNISa.- Souvenir performance, 1O0,h
nlptnrt nee Gf Mr.. Downing as Hank Monk.
TtTspAY EvENtNG-BeucHt X, Off,
MrDNE.DAY.--Boncht I. o. q. r.
TutnspAY.-B Benefit EmmoL Guards.
tp.,,,t,,s ,,,, -, ,,,,,,t,, /, ,,o,,,,,
n "' 'Ni t " i;.N Nv , =, ,..
ro,.S.,, Si,"i ~, ,s,s,, sNaS.- No "N'iNI"'
DONNA JUANITA,
JEANNE WINSTON AZ DONNA JUANITA.l 4
NEXT wEEK--1lIE NftIiApD.
A TRY CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT.
n FOPULAR SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.
LADY AIDLEY,s sECRET
Concluding with dancing
Tickets, Doe, at Kills 4 co. nrcntano Dro4, and
Npirn's Drug store nu22.f
CoMIQuE SUMMER GARDEN.
ENGAGEMENT LNTRAoRDINARY FOR THIS
WEEk ot THE FAMOUS
Also JAMES REILLY, JERRY HART ANDY
AMAN, AND MlLLlE EVERETT
comoo,oo vorr ,ono ,ro,o,
Mniinccs Tucsday, Thursday, and Saturday.
,,,,.,,,, ,.e, =, ,,,.,------ ------------
TROGRAMME
L. ,,., ,.,,,,.,,., ,-oF-,, ,,.,, ,.,,,,,.,,.,,
GRAND fltEWohk DiSiLAf AND EVENING
,,.,,,.s,, =, EEIEs, ,,
AIGIsI IL MD ~, AT MO IL NJ,
-, ATHLETIC PARK
ia. MoNLLf, IRofhiErOD,
,,,.. ny ...,.,,..
,,-,.,, JAMES PAlN, OF LONDON, NJ
Manhattan beach company, New York; Pyro'
Alexandra Palace and Alexandra
Exhibition CO., New York,
4. s.A.
snlute of Aerial Maroons, Magical Prsmntic IL
Aerial Acre Of Nuriegnted Gems FGins Prize As
tcIOidt Device, tic silver Chrom0lropc, Flight OF
Illuminated TourhillionS, Snlvo OF Aerial SauciJ-
sions, Jewel Clouds, Aerial Cnntortionsts Device,
Oriental Tree, Display OF Pains 2t'ineh Shells,
seven Floating stars: Nests Of Kissing Fiery
snakes, bouquet Of shclls-Laburnum Blossoms, D.
chute, the Transit OF Venus, Aerial bouquet Shell
forming Wheat ahcaf Celestial Stars in R,tyonet
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WlYrED-hIfsCELLAvEoUs

WTANTED-A HORSE FOR LIGHT CITY
w work for his feed and care the owner car
have the use of tho horse and my carringc thre,
evenings every week after 1870 o'clock. Please an
ply at No. AS n. Y. nv. N. W. 5.21
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EXCURSIONS.

- "
ON THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
EVERY MONDAY, COMMENCING JUNE %,
TO PEN-MAR,
ROUND TRIP RATE, $50.
LIMITED TO 800 PERSONS.
Leave Washington at 8 q. M; returning, arrive
at $50 p. IN.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, CoMMENC-
ING JUNE %. TO
HARPER's FERRY AND BYRNE'S ISLAND,
IN TIE POTOMAC.
ROUND TRIP RATE, 81.
LIMITED 10 200 PERSONS.
Leave Washington 1O:C5 a, mi returning arrive
7:20p.n.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND EVERY OTHER
SUNDAY TO LuRAY CAvERNs,
COMMENCING JUNE "a. ROUND TRIP
RATE, $3.50.
Leave Washington $50 a. mi returning, arrive
at 0:l5 =. m.
Every ticket calls for reserved seat on these ex.
cursiOIs. Secure your tickets ut 0lO and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, and at depot on the morning
of the excursion,
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I OsT-suNDAY AFTERNOON, IN LINCOLN
IL Park, or near II on East Capitol street u gold
bracelet with name engraved aud year "1SS2;" u
liberal reward for return of same to OF East Capt.
tol 81. O-2U
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LOsT AND FOUND.

4 OsT-OS AUGUST 10, ON AVENUE OR +
- 81. car, papers important only 10 the widow Of
snmucl Burnett; reward. LeaveRt 1lOS II st. N.
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A CIRCULAR recently issued by the Indiana
University, giving its newly adopted courses of
study, shows notable advance on the part of
that institution In the direction of specific work.
and, consequently, of higher scholarship on the
part of its professors and students. Eight
courses of study are now offered in the uni
versity, viz. Ancient classics, modern classics,
biology and geology, mathematics and physics
chemistry, history and political science, phioso-
ply, English language and literature In each
OF these courses special prominence is given to
the line of subjects indicated by the name of the
course, and in each one two years of advanced
special work is required of each student who
graduates. By means Of system of elective
studies ample opportunity is also offered for
work in other fields. The idea of the faculty
seems to be that every student who may in the
future receive the diploma of the University,
besides having the geireral culture implied by
the college course, may be specialist in some
thing What this speciality may be is inmate
RIAL but some one subject he must know thor
oughly. The supplementary catalogue shows
the enrolled students as follows: Post-graduates,
3; seniors, 20; juniors %; sophomores, SO; fresh
men, 3d. total college classes, 1873. The pre-
paratory school numbers GA. These are domi-
ciled in the old University buildings, half mile
from the new buildings and campus, and have a
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23

SPEAKING of the election frauds at Cinc;n-
natl, the Chicago Times says: "Cincinnatis
recent attempt at ballot stuffing was not a
brilliant success. Some changes were made
on the tally-sheets, but they were so clumsily
done as to be at once detected" On the con-
trary, the decision Of the Democratic Supreme
Court has made it a very brilliant success,
though the frauds "were so clumsily done as
to be at once detected" Nobody has stultifed
himself by attempting to deny the frauds, and
no Democrat has had the moral courage to
speak out against them.
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whether the folly takes the shape Of corruption, as
in the case of the Tweed and the Tammany ring
in New York, or of wastefulness in the case
of Elizabeth in false finance, as in the OF
the silver coinage legislation at Washington.
New York Herald.
One may draw a thousand maps and detail
thousand dispatches as to where Longstreet was
and where he was not, but the simple fact re-
mains unbroken, and will remain to the end
of time that Porter lay with his magnificent
army for twenty-four hours within sound of the
guns of combat disastrous to toe federal
forces. and did not exert himself to take share in
the fight. That he was traitor to the Union
cause we do not believes but that he was afflicted
with the corps-commander jealousy, that war
then emasculating our armies and risking the
Union cause. we do believe.-Cincinnati Sun.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23

1T is apparent that the iron market, that
barometer of trade, is much stronger than at
any time for weeks past. One of the large
manufacturing firms Of this city yesterday re-
ceived a letter from gentleman who is at the
head of several large rolling mills in the East
a man of broad conservative views and large
experience. In his letter he says:
II regret to say to you that it will be i'm
possible for us to take any orders for future
delivery, and, in fact, the market for raw
stocks is such that could not give my best
friend quotation that would last for week
The market is very feverish and excited, and
the fact is that all the furnaces that we know
ANYTHING of have withdrawn all quotations and
retired from the market. They do not do this
TO make boom, but the fact is that there is
hardly one of them but what has booked
orders ahead at low prices, and who wish to
clean up before going into the market any
more. have tried for the last ten days to
buy 1000 tons of pig-iron, and so far, not
withstanding all my wide and extended &C.
uuaintance among iron men, have failed to
find one that has sand enough to give me
quotations for January, February and March
delivery With this condition of things you
will see that it would be extremely foolish for
us to give any quotations running very far
to the future, and, in fact,
am opposed to giving any quotations
when | cannot cover them with raw stock
A year ago at this time there were 600, 900
tons of ore lying unsold at the port of Cleve-
land, and to-day man could not buy 80, 900
tons in the whole town. Steel blooms have
advanced So ton, and, in fact, we have paid
that much advance for 500 tons. / trust we
will have no BOOM and l think we will not if
buyers will keep their heads. There is no
necessity for rushing into the market in these
times to buy away ahead of required amounts.
That only makes excitement and feverish-
ness. know the feeling of iron men in gen.
eral, and know that they are opposed to any
undue excitement, and that they wish for
only good, steady market at reasonable
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more than that number from among those
who had been lifelong Democrats. To reit-
crate the false and senseless ridicule made of
this man is but to confess the fear that he
will again be the Republican leader in 1883.
If Democrats believed what they profess, that
he was a weak candidate last year. they would
be very careful not to say anything to his
prejudice, in the hope that he might again be
chosen to lead. Nobody is deceived by this
cheap bit of sophistry.
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The Family of Gov. William Hendricks.

The Family of Gov. William Hendricks.
Madison Courier.
1t is singular and melancholy coincidence
that no member of the Hendricks family has
died within the old homestead. The Ex-Governor
and senator and his son Paul, just deceased,
visited the vault upon the farm, Immediately
after its completion. They drove up Dugan hob
low, as far as buggy could CO. and then climbed
the Hill. The ascent was too strain
upon the Governors vital powers, he being
afflicted with heart disease, and, when standing
in front of the mausoleum, he suddenly threw
up his arms and fell to the earth. He was
carried to the house upon the farm and there
expired.
Col. John Abram Hendricks was instantly
killed in the battle of Pea Ridge, Arkansas, and
was brought home for interment.
Captain Thomas Hendricks was rallying his1
company for the third time during the battle of
Iberia, La, when the command was surrounded
by the enemy, and he was shot in the back and
mortally wounded, dying in the hospital in New
Orleans about month later,
Major Paul Hendricks died under circum
stances similar to those of his father, the rapid
walk from the gas Office to Captain Fosters,
and the rapid ascent of the stairways of the
house, being believed to have been instrumental
in producing his death
Of the eight children born to Governor and
Mrs Hendricks, but four survive-Dr. Grover
Hendricks, William Parker Hendricks, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Hendricks and Mrs E. P. Weyer
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margin, and anything else than that will not,
in the long run, be to the best interests Of all
concerned"
The intelligence impaired here can but be
encouraging. The prospect is fair for better
times. But there should be no Gloom" started
and no overtrading in anticipation of a de-
mand that can never be realized. A steady
business, with prices making little if any
change will be better for all concerned than a
sudden and unhealthy rise in prices, only to
be followed by the inevitable relapse. The
condition of labor is best when employment
is steady at reasonable rate of wages.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-23

AN editorial in the New York Sun, under
the caption, "a Word in Time to the Demo
cratic Majority in the Forty-ninth House"
reads: Economy" Not another word. Just
Economy" Here's pretty how de-do and
the Democratic party hardly got its hand in
yet. The average Democratic member will
be wanting to know 'NWhat are we here for2'
The Sun, however, was little weak in the
Democratic faith last year.