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CREAa-coLoRED grenadines. 10 cent.
Special value. Weinstock & Lubin.
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LADIES glove-kid button shoes, 81 IS and
81. Misses three-strap sandals, IS cents.
Ladies French kid button shoes, round and
square toes, 81 80. Sale to-day, Red Houses
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FoR grand values visit the Red House to-
Jay
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SEE new advertisement of special SALE
to-day. Red House.
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TWENTY DOLLAR pieces for ten to-day a
Red House.
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Every day our goods are being compared in quality
and price with the goods of other dealers
AS result more people nho0se TO deal here Mon at
any 0her general nserchandlse store tie coast Can
tins net be taken b16llc 0e1ai Does net bro0e
fouesz0eIy that O PRICES LOWEST, and colleei0e
speaking goods tie MOST SATISFACTORY?
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THE GRANT STATUE.-On Friday of next
week the Grant Monument Association, as
recently appointed, will meet at the State
Capitol for the purpose of formulating
some definite plan for the erection of the
proposed statue of the late General Grant.
The secretary of the Association, Dr.
Latham. recently interviewed Senator STAN
ford on the subject, and the latter spoke
enthusiastically of the project. He thought
that the great State of California should
erect something more imposing, however
than the simple bronze statue of the great
hero. He expects to be present at the
meeting next week, and will endeavor to
have others of the San Francisco members
attend. 1t is generally conceded-and has
been from the first-that the statue will be
erected in the Capitol Park. No suggestion
to the contrary has yet been made.
THE ZoUAvEs.-On Thursday evening
another meeting of colored citizens was
held at Pioneer Hall for the purpose of
furthering the reorganization of the old
company of Sacramento Zouaves A tenn
porary organization was effected, with Cap
tain Gait as Chairman, Captain Emery as
Secretary, and Francis Ray as Treasurer.
The roll was signed by SO persons 1t is
expected that the company will be formed
at an early day.
PATTERSON ARREsTED-A telegram was
received by the police last night from
Plymouth, Amador county. stating that
/, Patterson, the fellow who robbed drunken
man of $50 on Wednesday night in Nor
toms saloon, had been arrested there An
officer left at once TO get him.
Cor HIS MoNEY-A man who had been
on q spree reported to the police night be-
| fore last that he had been robbed of $50.
Yesterday his money was found in the safe
| of an uptown hotel, where he had depos-
tied it.
AUCTION SALE.-At 10 o'clock to-day
Dock & Co. will sell lot of furniture and
| a double-seated carriage at auction at 1905
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AUCTION SALE-At 10 o'clock to-day
Dock & Co. will sell lot of furniture and
double-seated carriage at auction at 1905
X street.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Rooms TO Rent-Over Red House
A. Q. F.-Meet at 80 Sunday.
Raffle-Earrings.
Found Estray horse.
For Sale-City Hotel furniture.
Wanted-Dress-e goods salesman.
Baseball-Hayerlys VS.. Atlas, to-day.
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WEATHER REPORT.
All Observations Taken on the 18th Meri.
dian (Eastern) Time.

SIGNAL OFFICE, Z. s. ARMY
SACRAMENTO, August d, 1885, (
10 P. NJ. eastern time) 10Th meridian; P. n
tPacifc time. 10th meridian.
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Dock & Co.-To-day.
Business Advertisements.
Mrs. Hicks-Restaurant and bakery.
G. NJ. npbell-Furniture and bedding.
Hale Bros. x to.-Clearance sale.
Red House-Closing sale Of remnants. etc.
Neinstock Il LUbin-Seasonable goods.
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Preaching at the First Baptist Church

o morrow morning by the pastor, A. J. Frost
Subject The Intermediate State of the Dead ;;
he second discourse in the series. No evening
National Republican., 1885-04-21
DEATH OF DIR. DEALE.

The E1-ProsidIng Elder OF tho wash
ington Methodists Dies in Balti-
more.
Rev. Or. John 8. Deale died on Sunday
afternoon at the parsonage Of Caroline
street Church, in Baltimore, after brief
illness Of heart disease. DR.. Deale was
one Of the best known ministers of the
Baltimore NJ. II. Conference, and was as
signed to his present pastorate at the
recent session Of the conference.
DIR. Ueale entered the ministry thirty
six years ago. lie was son Of VIM. q.
Deale, Of this city, and was born in An.
napolis in 1896. He was gradust from
Dickinson college at the age of % years
and entered the ministry the following
year. His first charge was st. Mary's
circuit, and his successive appointments
have been Rockville, Cumberland Warren
ton. Va; Sheperdstown, w. Va; Rylnnd,
Harpcrs Ferry, Va; Williamsport Pa;
Hereford circuit, West Baltimore circuit
Hartford Avenue, Broadway, North Bal.
timoro station Waugh, Wesley, and Ry-
land churches. of this city. lie was
presiding elder Of tho East Baltimore
district ls70-'73 and Of the Washington
district 1sS2ts4 aud served term rs
principal Of the Baltimore County lnsti-
tute. DIR. Deale married Miss Sallo
Buchmaster, of Winchester. who, with
two sons and two daughters, survive him.
The funeral will take place from the
Caroline Street Church, in Baltimore,
this afternoon. The interment will be
made IN Gteenmount cemetery.
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ii ~ n. A q
National Republican., 1885-04-21

Justice Charles Waller decided yesterday In
the case of Z, L. CrerGy vs., \. Il. Allen, ad.
ministratrix fthc estate Of David ]. Cunning.
ham, deceased Policeman, for whom Mr..
Greecy acted as att IN 8, that although there
was no uSrCCnlC .la tO q foe, the evidence of
the tine and lt!n7 NNul ed aud expense in.
Cured in the prosecution Oi the claim justified
u lee OF 90 Der csli. 80. the amount recovered,
ana gave Judsmcu. for sJI Hs a fair and rea.
sonaDIc compensation 10 the attorney. This
decision that ~ per rent. Is Il reasonable com
pcnsation to the attorney in these cases is sus.
tanned by the written opinions of Walter
Dayidge. JET Chandler, ;. = ShellRbarger, A.
;, Mcrryman, W. L. Woods, j. ". Douglas, and
other eminent members Of the Washington
bar.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
JERSEYS.

The "Victoria' will be shown for
the first time in Washington on
Monday, April 20. We think ladies
will pronounce the "Victoria" the
gem Of the season. 1t is a vest
front, tailor-cut Jersey, and while it
is stylish, it is not in the least gaudy
or unladylike in appearance. The
price is Ss.oS.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
off MARKED PRIcEs.)

The stock was only received Sat-
urday; SO don't fail to examine at
earliest opportunity.
20 pieces All-silk Spanish "Gui-
pure" 4 inches wide, a5c; 5H
inches, 3oc.
a7 pieces All-silk "Escurial," s
inches wide, 4Sc; 7 inches, 75c.
9 pieces All-silk "Escurial"
Flouncing, SI.4S.
80 pieces All-silk "Chantilly," a
inches wide, Ioc; 51a inches, asc.
20 pieces All-silk "Chantilly"
from Csc up.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
SPRING suits to order, Eisoman, 9Th and f.


Joaquin Miller's thrilling, exciting Ond in.
tCresting melodrama of THE Danites" was
presented last evening to large aud appre.
cstIyc audience at Hczog's Museum. Mr..
LoudOn Mccormick, In the character of Sandy.
achieved an immediate SUCCESS. The sup.
porting company in their respective roles nc
quilted themselves In crcdi,ablC manner.
Too much praise cannot be accorded Mr.. john
Leach for his excellent portrayal of the
CGiuamun. The Danites" has entered upon
Il career of prosperity which bids fair to draw
crowded houses The remainder Of the week,
and mounted as II is most admirably, It is safe
To prophecy that "Tho Danites" will prove
remuuerative to the infringement.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Novelties last Saturday
++++4*&+&t++t+ 4+*A*+t+
The Paas Royal requests examination of the late arrv
ais. We think show this week only styles and
fine goods, but prices been able quote.
kkt&At4&&&&ttH*tkktk*&&*

latest new shades. The quality we
guarantee to be the best obtainable,
every thread silk, and fine, heavy
goods. No. q is &c; No. S, &c; No.
7, &C; No. 9, nc. No. IL, I5c; No.
10, 1Sc; No. "a, asc; which is half
usual prices.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Great ball game to-day at 4:l6.


The circuit court was occupied yesterday in
hearing the action brought by Alice Boone
against the District OF Columbia to recover
10000 damages for injuries received from
falling into sewer ON B, between sixth and
seventh street, northeast on Jan. % 1883.
Mcssrs. c, G, CurringtOn and e. :. Moore ap-
pear for the plaintiff and Mr.. Francis Miller
iOr the dc'Gndanl. The trial had not been
concluded when tho court adjourned for the
day
National Republican., 1885-04-21

The funeral of Frank a. Vchmeyer, who
died ON Saturday, took place yesterday morn.
ing from his late residence, 2l3 Thirteenth
street southwest. The pallbearers were
Messrs. Philip Dwyer, Thomas NTcElvure,
Clay Douglass, William Flood, William John
son, and John Holden. Messrs. Moran, Fltz.
gerald, Moore, Ncwmeycr, Fcgan, Keane,
Harvey, Dant, and Watts represented the ST..
DOmiuic's Holy Name Society, OF which the
deceased WAS member. The cOrtegc pro.
cccded to It. DOmiuic's Church, where mass
was celebrated, after which Rev w. A. HOr-
made at Mt. Oliyrt Cemetery. The Holy
Maine Society aud Sunday school teachers
passed appropriate resolutions sunday even.
ing.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Snnsd tho Limb ON the Mrnnr End.

lSborer named Maloney, employed at the
capitol, while perched up in tree yesterday
cutting OF limbs and branches, fell from his
seat 10 the payment and severely injured him
self He was removed TO his home In the po-
lice ambulance.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

The funeral Of Patrick Cullinanc who died
on sunday, will take place Wednesday morn
ing from 81. Dominics Church, and the inter
meut will be made at Mount Oliyct cemetery.
The pallhearcrS will be Messrs, j, A, McDeyitt,
Thomas Holden, owen o. Hare, c. T. Bride,
y. Is. Dunn, and Arthur McDermOlt,
National Republican., 1885-04-21
SPRING ovorcoats, Eiseman, 9Th and E.


The following marriage licenses have been
issued william lomax aud Lucy 1empleman;
Reuben Tyler and Rachel semy; George F..
Howard and Ellen 4, Woody, both Of George.
town, D. g.; NJ, Is, Nynn aud Annie Hurnell;
j. 4. Dinguid and Minnie q. Peters, n. T..
Tabler and SulliG y. Maginnis,
National Republican., 1885-04-21
FARASOLS.

We add this week to our already
immense stock 10 dozen Pongee
Silk Parasols, lace trimmed, lined in
any color, natural sticks, price s.. IS
each. We also show as dozen Pom
gee Parasols for Sr.75 each which
we think will cause JOY amongst our
patrons and terror among our COM
petitors. Please don't forget our 26-
inck Silk Umbrellas, with paragon
frames and natural sticks, for SI.S3.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
RIBBONS.

The Ribbon trade of late has been
very bad, so much so that we con-
stantly hear Of the failure of whole
sale firms. The "Job Lot" we offer
really consists of the entire stock of
a manufacturer who is retiring from
business. There are about 5000
bolts of Ribbons, comprising all the
National Republican., 1885-04-21

The greatest variety OF chlldren's spring
yania avenue, In addition TO his choice selec-
tiOn Of ladies' Newmarkets and Raglans. lie
has also full line Of jackets for Misses from
u TO i6 wears of age.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Tho pr4sldent's Public ReceptIop.

There will be public reception at the white
house this evening by the President, The gen.
eral public will enter the mansion by the tenn.
pOraTy bridge east OF the main entrance and
Inc south balcony will be reserved for the dip.
lomaIio corps.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
lACES.

Since we have purchased big lot
Of Black Laces much below usual
prices, we think our patrons should
share in our good luck. So we will
allow for this week
National Republican., 1885-04-21
BOYS spring suits EIseman, 7th and E.
The soIdiers, Home Cottage.

The President will occupy during the com
Ing summer the cottage reserved for the use Of
Presidents at the soldiers Home. The house
is now being fitted up, and the President will
move IN about the 10Th of May. Miss Clevo.
land Will, II is thought go north curing the
summer and will stay in northern Nav York.
KEEP always m your houses Il bottle OF An
gOsturl iittcrS, the world renowned appetizer,
olcNqulsite flavor, aud u bottle OF AngOdura
LiquCur the finest sweet cordial now eXtant.
q SONS, and Tor sale by James +. McGce.
MEN,s spring Enlts. EIsemnn. lh nnd Z.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
FAN

Our patrons will be surprised at
the Fans we received Saturday, es-
pecially when they learn that the
price is only Ioc each. They are
indeed startling bargain.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
HOSI ERY.

The only novelty in Washington
in Hosiery is our Black and White
Check Hose. We control the mar
ket ior these goods, and request Or
ders, wholesale or retail. Whole
sale price, S. a dozen; retail price,
44c pair. Children's Lisle Thread
Hose, in all colors and sizes, from
80 to 44c, are new; that is all we
can say, unless it is they are cheap.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
DRF GooDS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
Never in the history Of the
Lace trade were they in such
favor as at present. Nearly
all dresses are trimmed with
it, excepting only the braided
street costumes and tailor
made suits.
Extremely durable Wash
Laces at &C, or 81 per dozen
yards.
4-inch Oriental Lace-3
inches Of embroidery, 1 inch
net--only 1oc per yard.
The rich Black Chantilly,
as now seen on black silks
and silk grenadines, produc
ing a decided recherche ef-
feet, S inches wide, at i'm
porters prlce-37Hc per
yard; worth SOC.
Eleg an t asso -tment Of
White and Ecru Egyptian
Lace Flouncings, with Mar
row Laces to match. We
quote therelrom an IS-inch
Lace Flouncing at ooc per
yard as being particularly
good value; wider goods up
TO $2.75 per yard.
"A new pattern Of this
seasons design is a Flat Va
lenciennes Flouncing, in IS,
18, 27 and 36-inch widths,
especially handsome pat
terms, 81, $3.50, S2.25, and
$2.75 per yard.
Excellent value-5oo yds.
Crepe Lisse R'uching, white
and cream, only I6c per yd.;
belongs at 2oc.
Novelty Crepe Lis S e
Ruching-
Black with silver stitching;
Black with gold stitching;
White with silver stitching;
White with gold stitching;
Cream with silver stitching;
Cream with gold stitching;
ONLY 30 CENTS PER YARD.
90 doz. Ladies 3-ply Lin
en- Collars, neat and pretty,
8 for IS cents.
Children's Macrame Lace
Collars, s inches deep, more
durable than stylish, yet pret-
ty, only 81 each; worth 81. so
if wear has anything to do
with it.
An elegant Line Of Pom
gee Robes, handsomely en-
broidered, in combination Of
colorings, plain cardinal, blue,
brown, and self colors; also
shaded browns and modes;
from $I2. so to $35 per robe.
Plain All-silk Pongee, 45c.
All-over Pongees, EN-
broidered Pongees, Pongee
Flouncings, with Edgings to
match.
Colored All-over Embroi-
deries, with Edgings to match:
White OH cardinal;
White on navy blue;
| Cardinal on navy blue;
Cream on cardinal
For Children's M O t h e r
Hubbard Dresses-3Iin inches
Colored Long Cloth, embroi-
dered on both edges, wide
and narrow { (tunic style):
Cardinal with white embroidery;
Blue with white embroidery;
Blue with cartlina, embr odery;
Correct length and perfectly fast colors;
s1,n.s7, 500, and 81. rs per yard.
Splendid line of Swiss En-
broideries, All-overs, Ham
burg Flouncings and Edg-
ings, 4o-inch White and
Cream Tunics, &c.
White Lawn and Batiste
Robes, from S2.75 to ST.. so
each; pattern plate accompa-
nying.
Second Floor-Tako the Elevator)
Decidedly "Parasol /"
weather. W. are we'll
stocked with the n ew c S t
freaks: Standing out from
the rest is a Satin "Coacher,"
canopy top, satin bow and
National Republican., 1885-04-21

"Swayncs Ointment cures letter Salt
Rheum, RlngwOrm, Sores, PimpleS, Eczema,
all Itchy skin Eruptions, no matter how obsti.
nate or long Standing.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
GLOW

On Saturday we opened so dozen
Lisle Thread Mousquetaires, which
we offer for Ioc; and we show for
Soc extra long Black Silk Mousque-
taires.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

ladies' committee Of th' } lpuug Mems
@. Association will give nypl enter
'hs evening IN 'N f,.uciatiOn
ter d musical and ,rary pro.
- Hum'nCiny ut O'clu.., The young
lac ..uue, Ni.l scgyt warm maple
Sn-H cJl.ge, rolls dnughuIs dc. AL
mem I'd friends are Invited To be present.
Th. twelfth national conference nf charities
gu raflcC IONS j. tu he held at Wllnrd's Hall,
city, commencing June The topics
yl tor discussion are Prevention of
.Iisin,' preventive Work Among
rem The Organization. ut Charity"
per Provision and Treatment iOr the lu-
aud Feeble Minied, "Besl Organila-
90 aud Management of Prisons and Peutun-
RIGS"
National Republican., 1885-04-21
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.


The Smaller Happenings OF Day In and
About the City.
Nationals vs. "Mets," only game, to-day at
4.l5.
The commissioners are contemplating max.
ing changes in the schedule OF hack stands
Neal smith, colored man CHARGED with
assaulting Mary nonohuc, white woman,
was sent to jail yesterday In default of $40 fine.
W scott Towers, $3.50 = street, reports stolen
from his house within the past few weeks a
diamond ring, value So and 81 in money :
value, so.
CntLDEEN's spring suits, Elseman, 7th and Z.
John Dunn, who is serving term Oh the
farm, was yesterday sentenced to two months
IN jail for the larceny of watch and chain
rom WIN. Dickson
William II. Harris was acquitted in the
criminal court yesterday Of the charge of at
colorcd girl named Mary jackson.
A ncCkto soirce dansanto was given last
evening ut McCaulCy's Hall, Capitol HILL by
Prof.. birmingham. There was Il large attend.
ance OF East Washington society people.
The marriage of Mr.. Maurice b. Flynn, a
business man ~ East Washington, and Miss
Annie Plant, is announced to take place this
morning at $ O'clock In 81. Peter Church.
o MEN's spriug suits, Eiseman, 9Th and Z.
Agnes Grliiin, cOlOrcd, who hal John Arms,
colo'cd man, arrested Oh saturday for com.
mtliug an assault Oh her, was committed lOr
contempt IN refusing 10 testify against the
prisoner yesterday.
The commissioners held lengthy confer.
cncy yesterday afternoon with the officials Of
Tie jUItcd Slu O. Electric Light Company IN
reGivncc to moving their plant Nothing
delillc was arrived ut.
The funeral of Dr. Joseph l.. McWillams,
late proprietor ui BiHEiIOu'S island, Who
utd on Saturday, aged 50 years. took place
yesterday morning, the tutCrmeut being made
al Chllins's Landing, MD.
srGINd pants to order Eisenan, eth aud E.
IN the case Of Robert Morrison, trustee,
n2H,ia Lucy O.. rrindlC, one of the action for
,r",ngut growing out Of the B.ulyptt claim.
Ar'''s. B.rucy d Bruey, as attorneys for the
.sserAni, yesterday hi'd plea Ol cJverIure.
'r Wm. II. stevens died ycstcrlay morning
homeopathic Hospital Of drupSy IN
by heart diSeHse, aged 81 years. For
b.. NclrS he hud been associated with Dr.
Ills health had been falling for several
a,s.
Au athletic association has been formed
u'rg by members OF the Y. NJ. Z. \. gymnas-
lam, Tor the purpose OF holding Out.o..doOr
games and ultimately Of giving exhibitions
. iuc one Of the parks IN this city, In which
'"tcslS Will be held and prizes awarded TO
winners.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

A. KAUFMAN'S
Double Combination Store
t2A-t24S nth Street S. E.,
There will be some Grand Bar
gains for Everybody.
We are now in excellent trim to show our
large stock, and ready to offer line OF goods
that will do you good to buy.
We always have u short-End Sale every other
week. This week we give big line.
$4,000 yards Of the Remnant Lawns. put up
In different number of yards, &c second floor
In the Carpet Department.
. cases more OF the Short-end Pertshire Lawns,
cases more of the Figured Lace Lawns, &c.
case more OF the fine Organizes, 6iac
l,5OOyards Of Excellent Apron Glnshams, ,5H,c.
200 yards Of Amoskeag Dress Glnghams,
handsome plaids, Sc.
brown, black navy, and garnet, 7Jsc.
LOO yards of Plaid Nalnsook, &c.
800 yards OF unOleached Cotton, 6l7c,
All the above are Short Ends.
NOW COMES REGULAR GOODS.
80 dozen Mems .Unlaundered Re,entorced
Linen Bosom, hand'worked holes, 2sc All
sizes from Ii tn Ia
- dozon Of the Quaker City Shirt, warranted
Wamsutta Muslin, ZOO Linen, felled seams,
isseted, aud extra full. all sizes, 4 20 IL 0Sc.
front sizes to 10, Gle.
Our Infants Dresses sold excellent and we
have procured another lot for this weeks bar.
gains-25C.
4-sPECIALTIEs IN sILR-4
Lot 1-Heavy Black Gros Grain, warranted all
silk, 6oc.
Lot 2-very Heavy Black, s3c
Lot 3-SplGndld ColoTed GrOs Grain, all shades
Lot 4-Black surah, s5c.
900 pieces of Cream Lace, 2 inch, Sc.
We give you below full line OF Dress Trim
mlngs and nings which has never been offered
before, being frstq quality, and only for this week
bear 1t In mind.
Best Glove-nnlsh Cambria, 4lAc.
Best qua ity Lcno so. II, all colors, 7c.
Reversible lining, The.
Fest quality Body Jean, &c.
" Silesla, Siac
Best All-woOl Braids, DC.
spools Of Kerr's Cotton, 2Uc.
OUR MILLINEl,Y SPECIAITIEs.
20 boxes Of Black Ostrich Tips, per bunch 25c
10 dozen Black Os rich Plumes, large size SOC
10 dozen Colored Ostrich Plumes large size
90 dozen Pompons, all oolors. Sc
National Republican., 1885-04-21

SPRING suits to order, Elsemsn, 7th aud E,
National Republican., 1885-04-21

An athletic association has been formed
u'rg by members OF the Y. NJ {. \. gymnas-
lam, Tor the purpose OF holding outo.door
yuEcs and ultimately Of giving exhibitions
'"tcslS will be held and prizes awarded TO
National Republican., 1885-04-21
A Neat Little War.

Europe, Asia, and Africa are all
agog with wars and rumors of wars.
In order to be in the fashion
Uncle Sam has found a dear little
war down on the Isthmus, and has
adopted it.
We, too, like to be in the fashion,
and have declared war on high
prices, both in Ready-made and
Made-to-order Clothing.
You can buy Handsome and Good
Spring Suits, all new and fresh
goods, for business or dress, from
$40 to SIS. We make Very Hand
some Spring Suits to order, and
guarantee good style and fit, at $40,
S2a, Ss5, and upward. The goods
have never been equaled in quality
and style in Washington at these
prices.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

Base balll nn.e balIl ro.day Al lls.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

MEN's spring suits, Esemau, 7th and L.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-12

Indians became frenzied at this act, and
it was with great difficulty that q gen.
eral massacre was prevented. This dis
content and irritation rapidly increased
from this date, and peaceful control by
the agent ceased. Instead Of trying to
conciliate them the agent became more
rigorous and endeavored to set them
down on restricted pieces Of land and
threatened them with the military if
they refused obedience. They saw, in
the course Of the agent, their concen.
tration on a few acres Of land, and the
balance Of their reservation practically
transferred to the cattlemen for a long
period Of years, if not permanently.
"The Cheyennes," General Sheridan
says, "are fine specimens of wild In
dians, and as they still retain most Of
their aboriginal customs and loyalty to
nomadic habits, uncivilized, nothing
could have been more mistaken than an
endeayor to crowd upon them in quick
succession the customs of civilization.
None other than the slowest and most
patient process could succeed with
them"
General Sheridan next interviewed a
number of those who had signed leases,
and gathered that while they had agreed
to the leases they had become sick of
the bargain.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-08-12

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