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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
A-,--L sHnEE RA.LMAY.
TIE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEsr EQUiPPEO
800 DOIBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSIN ESS OK


THE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EoIl rthO
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOO ~ SIN ES9 OK
PLEASURE rEANEL., mn. v.r -
sfiORE OF TIE WOELD.FAMFp NJ Ds0N BY " "a.
AROUND FOOTHILLS or CArSklLL, MOI - 20 !
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY Of -"
On ana after oc;4 1885. trains will leave West 43d-'
All trains leave from new downtown station loot OF Jly.
North River, 20 minutes earlier than nom 100 u W."
Detroit and Chicago .lOlO a. 1000. $40 p H. PUB
ST Louis IS 90 * 10 n. Pullm an seepers ,on n
Buffalo. Rochester 100 "lUlO a. ~ 'oVV' 04O"-
Sleepers and parloT cars. -,n,oo 81, sGuO $50
p. IN. .,o,, an aS:lo
p Inland Po'keepsie and Catski. '72O. -l0;lO liza
a m, 3.55. IS 10. sll;iO p. m. "a, .loll
Nawburg Kingston saugerties ami Albany, -'i-'' -''
IL A. M; 1853, 900 > 10, .llSO IN. ,,, a,
For Monte cal aud Canada East, 7-O a. NJ oVu p orouta
uawiltNn London TO- 10 a. H.. 900. 'slOp' H. i'
siOlO am. 1000, STOP. m. -, o,ber ira us daily cn
.nuv tDalY. except saturday. o'"' ,
cept sunday ,-- ..,or AZ sls ming car accOmnlOis
~, y, on apply al cpohe IGnitSsstJ
80 npaeSiyn i Court st Annex once 100. u i.~ Ia.i
Sav.Yors (ity Il 2O7. 26 3l5 80 - 's1s L, Roycry
pro,dway 7J7 Gthave. las Fa3.l and nJot 81
@ w. shore stations OF wet list Ina ~ fr5s
IT, %orih River Baggage eel ca tor ahe nve olees
SaicIs and residences. Orders can ne iSt mon kTT
, ,..,.ou CeueIal Passenger AxNus
IVICKFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, Rl.
"a Leaya Grand Central Depst % folloNs;
AtSa To-, arryiBr In Newport AZ 20 m
A. y IN. arriving IN Newport AZ ICY pii, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
r,,v.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER ~ 1851
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

liz MANN IL L W.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
esI sstV 6na STEADY l52Sg
bags closing Noyember gd3g1py IS $50 bid and
SsSea Md about steady 100 bags MaraealOo Soa OIL
'c0TT0N~spot Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales %
bales. .,....,,
Tn, orotl:ions according u th3 American cla'hi;'oL
rpland,. and GULF Texas
e 9nT' Ordinary 10 71s 5I'
strict Eo Good ordinary. S. s $50 SS:s ,s
Strict Low Sliiiiinng.... o. SsIls 81
strict Good SIddIing... I0lls ii00t iGas
Mdding Fair......... i9,io III Iii
IaAr--.....-.-..--.-''--.. t srIiypr.
Good ori,n,rv ..... s. Low nfiddtng......... &c
Strirt Good oriinlrv 75,s Nddling..-.--.--.--- 90
rntur,s closing font higher December and
D., :, io,ycr K,r oil or months sales, A. 500 bales
Montta closing llGh fs 49," al
November. ................- w g $40 9i6 OIL
December .........--.---- n'tiW''--'- pj2
tcbrualy......-..-'--....- nuuSS a m g-7 OLA
,...'..'..'''' '''''''''' l60i8 l009 1908 i0QS
.ny,. ii0S55Si626 1927 1924
Market closing steady. Transferable notices 9''o
FLOUR AND MfA Ito UR-Market sun IN O"5Ti ~
favor without no any decided change ID R ayc been
Prdned 10 small reels for INN date wants saies i9o9g
bbs including 900 bbs city NH Extra at 30 o. 10
as % for tho whole range 1000 IBIS %n'qr vs.
m ipy uihn tie range 81 6lds8 9o 200 b6s SuPeTnnf
81 2jd 80 30 Tor spring ana ~ 20 - o. winter Wheat
81 TIE sales 1000 bills. werc for EXPORT oG9'''ions
fHo at "a 3G y 80 Good TO Fancy s35
a. 49, l o ~ 80 81 So Good $50 20 G0oiD
Chocc 81 2jdf 80 Common Extra Minnesota K t,If
"a 5dai5 90 patent q 'Oce5 - Bnkers Itra - ~, TX
- st. Louis To oo5r " very Choice - s0o>5 10 Patent
Winter wheat Extra. - l0as5 50 Cy Mn EtTa iVr o Tts
ins .ins In gsoUTIIERN flour Dnl prices nm;
o.ags" S1lG go 9o' m nc aolSe do = 1885 90
81 81 0@t4 $40 ''Gy9 no sta6v ralci go bbs
pr.crdne At s. 35at5 Co... BCCKWHEAT FLoJKwr
ni WIN small sails at o24rz a, ma n rge 90 - 20
printed. &c.,. coRNMEAL-Dg.l leAo" western" - ~
GRAiN-%HEAT-Margct heavy ard lower Cash ,,o1 o.i
have dcoiiucd ard closed quiet Vpu"'s ~, t,a
og'n'' h 5n % iGe piic.s 4 far export trai" good
Fn'H sot t C,t XIII end isrgc Iu-. cron. options
shipper. bought 10000 bush ING E% t.,, td AZ
ssa-0Lc Cy lluler' rou.at LOO hn-h i lI''1 L
IG"'u '",n. ~ M WY -aic, 7oio0op bush uturc
200 bd,i spot rrlGiP2 -, ~ W 'ols'c. 49,
.i --r 80 l,el 1900 fciyc.,t 30. red tor uec"m
irr e-q c covre IL 2e; ao e. Ianii'' co.G, at
a" &c.,. do 'or M"rrl. .t-7 ~, CO. r Nav II 0's
Ara?' Ec rl o. si"'9s ~, ~ in 81 o. 81 oi clos
lF % 81 " 49, 'of 80 m .' a., nm ii ,7.. ~lto
iAI.ilY-M.r.,, steady. "ii n,ir rual.iig r
l'.... trsh. Iw" "a-' -'.,' d, ,IT iric.,
G.,.tla.,a cou>-,uiof vttnoI. tcc.aed ch'nfo i'r
g.. g.. "a ,I,n .',,', r.D '' 81, Io.;
,go 10 se ."r n.n '.a"cr M.,g ,., - i .
tc lo,rrir, c-r friai euo 'n'uru.e &c. 'Ay'' p. DO
e',. 'H e.. .'..r &c., f.. , '. ,l''. So
Co. co. .- .,.reup.r b. '''ies closing r.. .' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

coFFEE-spot Rio dull and easy at tlsc. ior os 9S,
sales OPTIONS active but clOscl steady s' I'M
BAGS, closing: November. G40966Oi go lid and
asked Mild about steady 1900 bags Mara'aioo SUI" vi
tc-S0TToN"spOt Cotton quiet and unchanged Sales 80
bales. ,-....
Tho qrotl,ions according u n, American ca'hi;'aoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
DreseMI AL.

hprESN; Scaln.lrcsscs. TpaolstcrorS
] } nrt Garnet sewers may be obtained NJ the lnu'E
NJ omen. hist a. N.,Oc .uOu. o,me.y 't ta't I''h t
now - % ia-t i-t4.'t
and EAN~TRE~S.-By
Protestant er iu yltr fanny years experience
anu s. - IrbGDc Uptown Office. l.3' BIC. dwAy.
hRESSM AEER.-A thorough drcs>mak"r
cu-tomere h the day or 10 take wor nome
nt re- ihr prices has al 90" latest inpOliod ila"CA
STYLES. A hest rr'rrcuc a. Ad'r 80 ,.,. ,........
ROB- =. Iusun. UItoNu Office, LBS broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
n ORNNICH LINE

y l,ron oi pres 10 al points: Boston, 80 Worcester
80 >,rimcrs leave Per &C., Nort Hy,c loot OF M a..
cNt pcr above DrUloa3t3 street Fery az 40 n ~ daily
cN.-nl runIly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

I'VE 7. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL SIS. CO.
! Amcrc.u pas'.rycr line for IGoma4} IeTo4o9s3
ro.4 -lut5 Connecting fD~ HlutoTi.eo. EuenOs Ayres
and tpt.el.t.lto n0r's IN southern Brazil
WeUn s-daY Dee az noon from ROBERT stores
Er0oklFn
lrru, Ncvu0rt N,gs Va On md fav ding 40
PAUL.. GLhHAAp i co.. Genera. Agents - LfoadsD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

Art Schools-CitY.
MRS LOUISA b. CULVER
Va VIII receive pupils beginning iuoS1ay october 20 m
Jfv,nr oil wafer color painting. slu me- nO"crs ana
isulsctpc. tuut painting and decoration.
studio, No 30 Mai4OnIve
References
D,,rffrvtop Nlu1ll Nctlonv 0f Dr.' "a
,fr V.ltll iiarf. y. \; Mt James 4. Hart. y, A.
MI David Johnson. y. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JE RSEl
- Trains leave from Chsmberi-st Depot Cor Fuglev
Clostor Piermont Nyacy = 500 10 A. M 800, t. $50
$40 $40 $50 p. nl- l. Midnight sundays L a. n ~,
Ha5n.i. spring Valley and Mousey Z. 10 m. 4.5O p Il
: uuisys n. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

ynOR NEW -UANEN-StcamerS leave Peek
j sin n 4 D NJ, ana n p m. SUNDAYS CNcrrt.d' II
n sf.r arrives DO O. ipr early uaiu7 North and East
4 .,ur-.lu 10 Sew ulVen aud fe,urn, - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
: ,. :. Ii -IrP5sEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

Tron Pior no, 2 Sorth kiyeT va 54I'y t 1q -.
For HIGHLAEp5. sEABhlGh uLc!Y S = fA',e q
icetts can be procured e foot Of L.ertyt Per 20
az T37 and 40 6th.Iyr Wvingt2nsI ~ * ig ala
Erccngich st!S ,alrlet.; lfd 2 k"'t z Glst ISs
-, R,wcTv and principal hotels ~ Nef-Hofk q VS.
R2roPIyu &c 20 tourt lo7 BrqatRayi ~ ~ ~
Ji0 g7l Nanhqtt8n ave In h0bUken, "a WashR.
T. transfer upany wil call for and eIecG usi
80 rom ho,ela or resCen 10 ccstiLatlon >-cocr,
> +. WOO TEN re-, %: D.: ", 49,. - Iicts :. < >,
General Manager. cen 80, 80 ~ " =. u" y
IL T. BALDWIN. e.. T. = aga III LoerS's'' - l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
N0KIn GERMAN LLOYD S.. GO.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -. ".
y SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON 49,,
NETWORK. aOUTHAMPTON ANI BIZ W T. T.. :; roon
FrT;T We'd pee 2 ? .. IN. Fl r.. We'd &c. - nom
iPiIiiN Sal Dee d a. m +NECKA Is~at Dec ~ pm
EMS Wed Dec o. . 30 q. M WEktA W'1; DEC 90 "i'
Steamers marked sail for Bremen direct 80 q,
on Express steamers lst cabin. 80 100 ahu Sl-'' u
CarIu -tu ON older steamers. ID t0bln SJD
rage &C lowest rates.
OILRICI- * Coz 40. bowling "reen'
CtrNERAL TRANS ATLATT1C CCMPAN l.
4 uctvcpn %rw.Yofk and Havre. .-- -.
- NH, n,or ,rV. 30 ~ North River foot OF Nor,on.st
d. sscn Wednesday Lcc :, y IN
tl.t ~ ~ oi-.oGiec ....... We'd. Dec q. a. N
CAN ,W I5, a, tisnt.r va Weineed v Dec o. noon
LAFF' 49, ~ ii,i,t "wednesday bee - q a.
talin by Ouude Roduglrs ana t. simon ~ ,,,,
rori. p.vlbe 1T scht amounts 20 suit on inc b1Hluo
II. Ms q ltJr % = ria -. d, .,--.,,- st-e,,
JAW ppA.Cd OFFl''E. ll.O BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

OCULAR SHORE LINE .or BOSTON an(
tie FAsI-AH ral from Grand CcntT@ osp0', a N
eAlr,ss aa SUNDAY ekecptt-| 10 l,o-ty-
(paror atA9led md II ID VIII iA..s 'N''V
cars sundays Il IL with pal;cr 80 ps1 eut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

RONiON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND EAST,
- PAID IE... Jest route sound MaN
mum t-."mno ttol' w.niuun rates From Per 2. y. II.
geo ut NilF d.y .SIUla, Inc ao@t al J r. II
steamer pzuW ana .yNutr.ct Conn ct.u fioi Brook
lu .ta j. .r.ey .l-, " A1AaN boat a. T.. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
PHILADELPHIA AND READING K. Il.
4 NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DlVIsION,
nE TIQERTY ST. NORTH RlVER

TINE TTAB tE1TAKING EJECT :. z %; 1885,
For PHILA DELPHIA and TRENTON. Bouaq Broll
ESSte o az go 7t3 g 20 rs aE S aSs
Direct connection Wayne Junction for Germantow1
Chestnut Hill II COumbiaave. fof aanayunk consas
CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
ee;aTmn EH lsays pHL2DELPHIA. Srtn and ~,
's 20 5 S;s5 1851 1859 a. S isSS ~
rori * RATE2 PEnALE and PiILLIPsbURo, Penn
For dI'S &YfLf2IffA S&sPoR sgNPURY LBwIsgUR9 sn
,T 4 AZ $40 S1 sp nfS d at Zoo
i.l6 M loo. 1870 400 $780, DAB 1890 D. m Sundays
rSr &c AM r6N =" az TOO s45 D. M 9.i5p.
Too IiS0, S:I5 5;45 p N. SUNDAYS at $50 p IA
SI P1JEo3N A ct =, o M 80 45 a. No. 1880 s soo
For LEG Err fI g. na MhUcH cHuyi
at 400 100 s;46 100. 1850 $40 DAD p ~ suIe
St ii %sPfoN at $500, 100, s46 100 l'c S64a
s 59q a9e p n sgfHfaSs 40 TO- s 'g ao
ec s'PF RPfImrNoToN 100 s$S No. leo. $780, 400 t'i
500 $50 D. N. sunday l3Q p m co 81. ,oso,,,..
rs g. 4 toQ 5o 49, 81 sos s 9 hsi
G:SGToo 7t26 s'l5. lcsop m sundays AGO. s"OhD
5ae I'YS esi nFgE AGO. eoo 100 7l6 $40 eso c9
Fg%I a. NJ 100 i5o. $50 49, St5 SOC S;Sq 800 Sij
$50 5:i5 900. ESQ 700 1870 ED g 6Y y, wy I2s
C9 Ra 80 y i3Go BBJlEHAN GROVE. &C. Ah rDa
4so, 10. Hoo M lOD i 3, Id i5 D. H. SoN
Gov En- eff0I,D ais Hoo m 300 40 j9C &0lpm
rr oT TGAREWooD TONS RIVER and BAkNEoAr at 500
for FIN + M 1IS dry viNELAND and BRTDGEroS
S@C q: Ia; i ,vpcTv SOUTHERN DIVISION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

> MISS CuIsITOfNTS SCHOOL FOR Girls
Harvard Preparatory class So Boys Classes
Musical Instruct on.
CRAND CONSERVA TORY OF MUSIC.
dC-WFSI 23D-ST.-ii.
clOrtiOn. dramatic art fore'n
r.olu. ana painting FREQ advantages equal 10
ga '''''' ~ T. EBLkHARD.
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

ERIE RAILWAY, pow known rs the NEW.
l. YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
rTange neuts OF trans Cham5crss Depot. From "a
: minutes earlier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEl
- Trains leayo from r. oD'T9' or t9sfy
30 go $50 p. m, l. mt'nsh1' sundays l. a. N AZ
'HaPpnrf. spring valley and Moasey I. 10 n 45o p L
Sundays a. NJ
T-RIE RAILWAY. now known rs the NEW.
iranremcns Of Trans ION tham5erst Depot From u
a. Daily exc 5t su2days. Day EI5ross DrawnEro,
Coaches @ Hlnahlnton, Emiri, Horne syile Bugsl
Fotne syllo 10 neinnst. eng Guaaio to ca.esygo
T. w. Pullman TIA ~ iay sieerng md Hoiel toac6e,
NooSTA cl.r@r ios - c ';me. Arlvss A.a,. 4e iCa
ey0 p nv va =! ng 10 td V'agar1 Fs ifi" arrive,
iuTa|o $40 @. m SJtptr sion Il. &c ST. The noel
popu a. IS b, rain le,wcon Ncv YORK and Buaalo -
fnin OF Pullman Day end egerlEF coachs 70 Bpshamon
ElmTa bul4J. Nlafirl l2Is. @ c'nLal ana JACag1
hHih ,T'" az "a 20 20 a.ro Ia IN lG,o6 M
u midnight. sun'ays 5.t5 $50 1920 M. Las 90
Pa;e1.ou' i5 -.25jo 30 lo2o ~ nom las. 9
m.ia!sat ,snIId3y', ,5:;, SD 1910 q H. Ii5 90.
HesarS aai paterson Via Newark 90 500 8aOlo01
j m.caist. saturi1y uikhts oa.. sundays v''5 a. NJ
sl4,ia ~ 80 80 ESQ 1890 n, lt5 $3.50 &jotM
500 40 $50 TO r. m .ll y .a'Att rll.dy s pa
Warwick 1 - ~ iot a. "a go ~ sundays Il n
'ly o ai and kingston and Montgomery n s9Op
Goshen S 5.i5 80 lo-o a. $3.50 $50 $50 7ol
&.id.etOSn 80 pa 20 3 iy:.0 a. ID $50 go
+ f. ruutA' go $3.50 l-l q n 80 IL
me m and $50 m Trans connect with New rl or,
tarIo ana est Railroad az NaiL The IT stop
"' prf T,ris : 50 100 1920 n $3.50 $50 SD
=, m sun ay 80 40 "a. 6.jJ
boats leave @3i-'t. =. D.. $50; ol5 m go n u
t,ty MINUTES l:+5 m ~m tags c.rrs tlr minutes
f,r passage and apartments ~ Drawing Room aud
c,r, -osC can obi - and url The chflg
NV, ,n.rr o. baggage MAJ be go no the ComUanys OeeS
" ll o. 81 broadway. Isl Me,tst. y. Y. No COulS
:, Uro1tlru OF a the Cou. aly'a Dcpots.
to West IN New-NOrk - 20
go .JJiIS y NbBOTI Gcul Passr gems. NewYJrk
DOPTuAR SHORE LINE .of BOSTON an(
= ne FAST-Au rah from Grand Central Depot lhls
eApr,ss tlalns aay SUNDAY eEycpt-I 20 boston.
y M tuarurt cars at A1led .ut II "a WIKI @lte SNt
cars sundays Il pm with palace 30 pa St-' ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
dds.
MANSION HOUSE,

BIVUIfTlN
Directly orposit, Wall-5t Ncw.Yors four minutes Halh
from Fulton u Wall ~. fcrrio7 the broge crinnua
fcftor accono. Hons; reasonable rates. select iAIJ
fut trsLal,u nj hOol. 2'O rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-30
Ectlurcs dn0 AlctllnQ5.

DROHIBITOEl STATE AMENDMENT AS
ISOLATION Auuurl meeting ~ Free Baptist hurch.
st Monday NOy'mbcr So al 10 u, y. H. ana
s O'Clock 90 the ,yruiug
Nar--m'Ctlng ~ the evening. Addressed by Professor \
LOphlls the Rev. G.. Is. Mead.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10

WORK AND WAGES.

pressmen's union has just been formed at
Memphis, Tenn.
The Pacific mills at Lawrence, Mass, Is the
ploying $500 persons.
, The Knights of Labor In session at Hamil-
ton, Ont. have finally decided TO establish state
and provincial assemblies.
Tho presentation of the portrait of, Mr..
George W. Childs TO Typographical Union, No.
l0l Will take place at the next regular meeting
of the union, Saturday, the 18th.
The strike which has been In progress In the
Poplar Creek coal mines, Tenn, ended today,
the 800 strikers resuming work ut n compro-
per cent, and were given ln,lf, and coal has
been advanced cent per bushel.
The striking coal miners at Neil's Greenfield
mine, Pa, In tho fourth pool, and the Cincin'
natl mine In the third pool have resumed work
at the terms offered by tho operators. The
strike is showing signs of weakness.
Baltimore had for long time the reputation
of being the poorest organized city in tho
penters OF that city arc well orgauized and
evidently mean business as the following eN-
tract from their bylaws will show mo mem
Der shall work for an employer who has in his
employ a carpenter who Is not a member In good
standing OF the knights Of Labor or the Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners; no members
shall be allowed to work ut or take any piece
work; no member be allowed TO work overtime
or on Sunday unless he receive double pay for
the same; no employer shall BIO allowed to take
any one us al apprentice, or any one under
Instructions, who Is over 81 years OF age,
without the consent OF the assembly"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10

A memorial stone for the Washington monu-
ment from Oregon, is now on it's way to this
city. The stone Is described as being the hand.
soonest of all the memorial stones yet received.
ON It's face II bears q landscape with the coat
OF arms OF The state, surrounded by fruits and
flowers. Memorial stones are SIN oxpectcd
IRON Colorado New Mexico, Idaho, and Wash.
ington territory.
The lightning rods and tips, which were
manufactured m Philadelphia for the Wash.
ington monument are now being placed In po-
sitiOn. The apparatus constructed In Philadel.
phia consists Of seven hundred and four feet Of
triangular copper rods plated with gold, TO ON.
circle the root in the horizontal points; two
hundred feet Of circular copper rods, also gold
plated 10 extend along the four corners Of the
roof and one hundred aud scventy-two light
ming rod points. The latter arc three inches
long, made of copper and gold plated, with the
exception Of u half inch Mt the end, which Is OF
platinum. These one hundred and seventy
two points, together with those erected immC-
diatcly after the monument was struck by
lightning, make two hundred points In all,
nearly covering the roof of the monument
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10
Fer l. adieS-'rhe Turkish Bath as q
Beauiilier.

Tie Turkish women are said to be among the
most beautiful In the world. With them the bath
Is q religious duty. Beauty and Turkish Baths be-
long together, Venus, the Goddess Of Beauty, was
born In The ocean, There Is nothing that 20 Gu.
hanCes beauty as good health, and this Is secured
only by having pure blood, NOthiug plfides the
blood likc the Turkish Bath. II adds more N n
lady's charms than cosmetics, salins silks orwell
vets can possibly do The aroma of u natural,
healthy, purified body Is more agreeable than uIlll-
ufilCturCd perfumes, Ladies' seldom leave the bath
without rosy cheeks, The ladies who patronize the
hath are frequently COmplimciied with the eXprvs.
siOns, "Mly, how nice you are lOOkingw ~ never
saw You looking 50 handsome In my life" why,
YOU ARE looking splendidly nov 20 1T secms To me
you are growing young lately" These deserve |
compliments are due 20 improved health, 10 pure
blood 10 the removal Of Gillette matter FROM the sys-
tenn, TO improved circulation, to better nutrition
aud assimilation,
The hath Is great regulator OF all the functions
Of the body, II restores the natural healthy action
tn all the organs, ana not unly gives new YigOr ~
tie hody, Tut NiyaIity and chcertalness 10 the
mind. II preserves health, and thus enhances
lrnuty, Therefore let every lady IN Washington
Wnd particularly those In Government cmplo lWhn
would retain or increase her attrac.lyoness as we'll
Ms health come to the hath, lil1 q street, Wharg
she will lind Mrs. Boyee IN attendance.
Ladies' Monday and Friday, g a. IN. to
y. m.
Open Saturday night until J / o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10


Court in General. Term--Chief Justice Cartier
lott & Co. VS.. lPrott, aud Howell & Bro. VS.
Profit; on hearing.
Equity COurt-Justice Hagner.-King We.
Brown; sale decreed and Rutledge Wilson ap-
pointed trustee to SELL Stewart vs.. Stewart;
divorce granted. Davis vs.. Davis; sale deereed.
Lord vs.. 0'Donnoghue; leave given TO file sup
Elemental bill Sguires Va. Graves; sale. de.
creed, and Il. II. Thomas aud II. W. Garnett
divorce granted.
Probate Court--Justice Hagner. ---Estate of
Anna or Annie Il. Rotchtord, first and final
re Bessie Lee Mitchell, order appointing Sarah
9. Follansbee. guardian: bond, 5000. Estate Of
7. IL. Evans. wii.admitted to probate and record
Evans bond, 81 500. Estate of John G, Rlyes,
order OF publication Issued. Estate of Martin
Lynch, letters testamentary Issued to Ellen
Gleeson; bond 500 Estate OF John Cooper
MeLeau,o order allowing Sam'l 8. Shedd TO settle
his accounts as executor and be discharged
Estate OF Roger Sweeney, order admitting viii
Guardian, order authorizing guardian TO re-.
ceiye certain money. Estate Jno. III. Chew,will
admitted to probate and record, and letters
documentary issued to Thomas ]. and John III.
Chew: bond, $1,000. Estate of IL. n. Barlow;
administrator directed to sue for certain debts.
Estate of Edward PREGNANT remuneration OF
bequest by widow and acceptance of dover.
Estate Of Harnitt N. Gonzales; order OF publl-
cation issued. Estate of Columbus Scrlber:
will admitted TO probate and record. aud let
tiers testamentary Issued to John " 7. Ritter;
bond, SSU0. Estate of Roberta w. Bell; will
admitted to probate and record, and let
tors testamentaTy issued to Christ. Bell and
Gardiner G. Hubbard; bond, $4,000 Estate OF
Thomas j. Miller; order appointing Alice IL.
| Miller guardian of the orphan children; bond,
| 5000. Estate ofWilllam Taulbuotti order i'd
hitting will as probated in Prince George
| county, Nd, TO record
Criminal Court-Justice MacArthur-Charles
arson. released on $500 bail. Alfred Coomesi
| assault nolle pros. entered. VIM d. Reed
| embezzlement order TO restore property TO
4 assault; both pleaded guilty, and both fined
| $50 or In default thirty days In jail. william
Burton; assault with intent to XIII, guilty of as
4 sault; six months in jail. John Lancaster; as
| sault recognizanCe forfeited. Charles Dasen
brock; assault, recognizance forfeited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10

Manager Daniel Herzog, Of the Ninth Street
Opera House, has secured the control Of the
new magnificent Academy of Music at
Richmond, Va. The new theater Is said to DO
the finest in the south, costing $1,000 IL
will scat ZOO people. The stage Is the largest
In the south being ninety feet from wall to
wall. The decorations and furnishings arc
costly and Of rich design, Mr.. Herk1g expects
to OF en- his Academy OF Music on New Year :
day, and VIII play the best productions that
can be had.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10
Kidney and Bladder Difficulties.

The function OF the kidneys, like that OF the
skin, is to remove waste eiice, and poisonous mat
ter from the blood. II the skin becomes Inactive
or In any way INSTRUCTED In Its functions an ln-
creased amount OF work Is necessarily thrown upon
the kidneys, which, II they not able to perform
leaves the blood overloaded with impurities aud
lays the foundation OF disease. The Turkish bath
proves IN invaluable agent in removing these din
Culties,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10
Heat as u Remedy for Disease.

"Heat Is life and cold is death,n Is an old adage
that has much truth In It. Heat rightly applied Is
one OF the most important agents In removing the
causes Of disease and restoring health that has yet
been discovered. Heated air applied to the body
will elualize the circulation OF the blood. II brings
OF internal organs. Many diseases are caused by
imperfect circulation Of blood. II will relieve pain
and soothe disordered nerves. Neuralgia, sciatlca,
rheumatism, and all other painful diseases not
only relieved, but cured by heat. The most elica.
cious means Of applying heat as a remedy for dis
eakC Ia I'm the Turkish Bath,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-10-10
CITY ITEMS.

"a CRICK in the back is many times n
symptom of kidney disease. Hunts kidney
and Liverl Remedy will cure it.
For women in delicate health no medicine
equals Hunts Remedy. All female complaints
are speedily cured byi Itnoycr fails.
HowLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, oil Four
and.o-half street northwest, three doors north
OF Pennsylvania avenue. u. Z. Rowland, NJ
D., q. ii. Rowland, ID. d. s., and Robert w.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist. Extractions under nitrous oxide, so
cents each tooth, and only 30 cents extra for
gas whether one or o number OF teeth are ex;;
truCted at the same sitting. Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 10000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set Gold, amnlgam, and white
filings inserted in the best manner. All work
warranted first class.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGoNs."-Fresh Alder
ney Butter churned every morning and de-
livered in u pound Ward" prints, at IS cents
per pound. Also. cottage cheese, 8 cents per
ball buttermilk, b cents per quart. and sweet
milk at cents per quart.
e. per gallon, rs cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky. best in the world for tho money,
at McGee's, Ninth street. near ID.