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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25
Die INNER nod ftarRe Giuwan-
OernnG.

Die ginwanberung pom europa unb
Canada bat aqer6tn9s in ben Iesten orei
sSabren in Sol9e bes aa9emeineu @es
iddftszS tiultanoes wefentli9 absenomz
men. @ber lie lit INNER nod srOB
eenue. I1nb i'm 8erglei3 nit Der Sim
man6erung in ben Sabren por 1880 lit
bieIelbe in Der letten 3eit bo6er 9ewelen,
uie bamals. Gin 8er9Iei9 Der per-
i6iebenen oSabr,ebnte wir6 bas erueiien.
8on 1910 bis 1850 betrus bic Sim
wanberuns l ,427, 337 8eriOnen.
8on 1850 bis 1860 tamen 9, 799, 1913
Yerionen.
SON 1860 bis 1870 betrus ibre gnz
5abl 2,O45, 821.
8on 1870 big 1880 wanberten 9, 49,
1877 Yerionen elm.
gis Dor 1856 bate man feline ri6ti9e
G%inwanberere Statiitit, benn man Sdblte
aue gaIa9iere nit, weI9e auf ben
S6iffen antamen, gIei9uiel Oh IS btoBe
Belu6er bes Qanoes ooer Nmeritaner
maren, bic pom ausmdrts 5urudfebrten.
@rIt BON 1856 an merben Die mirtz
li6en @inpan6erer, peI3e lid bier niez
6erlaiIen pouen, in beIOnberer Gilte aufz
9efiibrt.
3mii6en 1860 unb 1870 wurbe bic
Guaranteeing ~offenbar 6ur3 ben 9roBen
BIrgertrteg perminbert, uno balelbe
mar Der 5au mad Der groBen @ei6dftsz
Rriiis pom 1878. Gtnige Sabre ipdter
unb Defenders ieit 1879, ais bic @ez
i6Gfte einen neueu Nuii9wun9 9enoms
mel batten, nabm bic Ginpanoeruns
cine nod ME bu9epeiene Wunenbafti9z
felt III.
Son 1880 bis 1885 betrug bic @ez
Iammtsabl Der @iu9ewanberten all 3
Wtiuionen. 9tur i'm Berglei9 NIT bieien
letten pier Sabreu eri6eint Die @tnwans
6erlng I'M laufen6en Sa6r gering.
Sn ben eriten iieben Wonaten i'll btez
lem Sabre langten 218, 178 Sim
manoerer an, nobel bic Ginwanberuu9
pou 6unaba ni9t mit9ere6net lit. Oas
lit 10 uiel wie in eiltem gan3en Sabr pom
1850 bis 1860 antamen.
limb bod limb nod bic letten 5 Moz
nate bes Syn6res bierbei ni6t mitgez
re9net, uno aud bic itarte Ginpans
berun9 Don Ganaoa nt9t.
Sine sroBs Nbnobme Der Ginwans
oerung 9ebt alio aus ben obi9en 3ablens
2tuguben ni9t beruor. Die Sabre BON
1880 bis 1854 eini6Iie6Ii9 lieferten
gang ausnabmspeiie groBe Wtaiien, aber
bic gegenpdrti9e @~inwonOerun9 lit
our9ous nt6t 9crin9er an 3abI wie
burdl6nlttli3 Dor 1880.
Q8cnn Der !3uiduB aus europa 10
meiter 9ebt, wirO Der nd6ite Genius i'm
Sabre 1890 alein our6 Ginpanberun9
einen !3upa9s pon 5 Wtiuioneu Der gea
u0lterun9 nadweiicn. 0a5u wirb elm
1Supo6s our6 Die @eburten in 3ebn
,yabren tommen, Der ebenfaus ) 0Rilz
Iionen betra9cn pirb.
SIN Sabre 1890 miro Die Union na6
oicicr Nc6mIng fiber melt iiber 50 WtiIs
lioneu Ginpobner babcm, cine Ser
me6rrng pom mebr ais 10 Otilioncn
felt 1850, weI6e bauptid9Ii9 ben melt
Iiden Staaten uno 6eren Nufi6wung gu
@utc Tommen wirb. CPbiI. Qcm.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25

berIon & Mc6arIane. Die ausenbIids
LID nod lebr i9wa9e uub eutwidlunsSz
fdbise @eIommt>g robuttiOu Der RarDIis
men wir6 aul 1900 Sonnen Roprd se>
I6dbt, . 1000 Gounen auf bic beis
ben beutI9en unb 800 uuf bic ensIii3en
6duIer fommen, Die beuti9e 9anbeIsz
nnb YlantasenS@ eieui9aft befist auf
ben &aroIinen Snieln NieberIaiunsen
unb Stationer auf lllilang, Yorape,
9atunor, 2ofap, HutnOr, 2amotrit,
uIutbi, Gap, Beteu, Die 6irma 9ernss
beim & So. felt 1876 Suei Sattorsien
nit eieenem @runbbeiis auf Yonape,
cine 6attorei neuerbinss auf ben nabe-
Iiesenben 4ntsz Suieln. @uBerbsm mod
@runbbeiit I'M Norben Der Suiel Yonape,
Sitts9nrbour.
Obiser uasemsin sebaltener Oarftels
lung perben pobI iett nod bic 9~enaueftcn
Detail 9iIberunsen susefist werben,
Ieit6ein bic SaroIinenz6rase cine ioI9e
@i6tigteit erbalten bat. 8eionbers
iinb g Sambur9er 9duier, weI6e iene
Ylantasen auf ben &aroIinsn baben,
unb be Bis jett obne ie6en S9us elmer
europdii6en 6la99e waren. 9anS ma
tirli9 unb ielbituerftdnbIi6, 6aB iie ben
S6us ibres SaterIaubes anriefen uno
6aB ibnen berieIbe 9epdbrt wuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25
S6warje nno .ueiBe 2sfaatagen-
ar6citer.

Die NotDpcnoigteit oer Stluuerei
wuroe DOR Dem Sric9e uornt6mli6 mciIt
us benz @ruu6e uertbeioi9t, buB nur Der
Jtcgcr pbpiii9 i'm Stunoe fei, auf ben
NuummollsY lantGgen ;u arbeiten. Die
Nnlibt oon Der llntnu9li1tcit Der WeiBtn
sur Ylanto9eu>2lrbtit belt ii6 lo9ar nod
lGugere i3ett ,na6 9ceubi9un9 bes &rie>
ges. Numdbli6 iaben lid nun Die iiibli>
den EfanSer ge3mun9en, weiBe Qrbeitsz
trdfte auf ibrcn Saumwolfeloeru su per-
uenben, unb Der Nber9luube pom Der I'm
entbebrIi6feit ber9%te9erarbeit consentrirte
ii6 auf Die Reislimpfe uno 3uderrobrz
p%Ilan3un9en; aber audi bier buben Die
gSciBen IGn9lt be9onnen, ben S6rparsen
S%onturrenS 81 MAIDEN.
SIM @aumpoupflanSen lit ba9e9en Der
Mitbemerb Der weiBen Nrbeiter fir bie
@teger ioit beorobli6 9eporben. Die
beuri9e YaumpolIern6te, Sic rei6itc uno
gr06te, 1uel6e iemals in ben Ser. Staaz
ten ~erSicIt worocn lit, muroe NIT ebenIo
pielcn meiBen, ais i6warsen 9lrbeits7
trGfteu erseu9t. S6ou ieit elmer Rcibe
pom Sabren baben bic weiBen Nrbeiter
ben i6parSen auf BEN iiioli6en 8aums
moufelbern ii6tIi6 @~onfurrens 9ema6t.
Son Der @rnbte beS Sabres 1883 mur>
ben ni6t meni9er, ais ~ Yro;ent aus
i6licBli6 bur6 rpeiBe Nrbeiter er,cu9t:
i'm Sabre 1884 ltieg Der YroSentiab Der
wciBen Nrbeiter auf As, uuo in bielcm
Sabre bctrG9t Ct, pie bemertt, so Yroz
gent.
Der 9fe9er arbeitet MIR an Dem 6tIoe,
menn CT mIB, b. ). wenn Der 0unger
ODER Die Ycitl6e i'm Spinst. Comic CT
lid lelblt iibcrIaien lit, wenbct er ii6
Ici6tcren Serufsartcn ,u, am 2iebiten
tbut CT ollerOinss gar 0ti9ts. Ole peiBe
GinmanOerun9, weldc Sen Sii0en f,iiber
mieb, perlu6t e5 allmdlig, Ipcnn au6
uorIdufi9, aber nit jebcm Sabre sicben
meBrN rbeiters 6amilitn nn6 Dem Siiben.
9Scnn bic iiibli6en Yflonscr ibren Sorz
tbeil ueritdnben, 10 bdtten lie I5on ldn9it
cine sablrci6e beutl9e ~@trmanberun9
na6 ibren Ylantugert sieben t%0nnen; 70
aber, menn lie mirtli6 einmal elm paar
arme Scufel pbcr cine Nomilie crrpii6z
ten, mlttbeten lie oen 2euten su, in Sen
pom otn Negern perIaiieneu 6iitten,
pubren S6weinetoben, ;u wobneu unb
nit Ntc9erfoit - Ntoisbro6 unb SaIss
hcii6 - fiirlieb gu uebmen. Oos tann
peoer Der Oeutide, nod Der an 9r0Bere
gntbcbrun9en 9ew0bnte SIaue u~ertragen.
Iber Sieies piro buS 0initr0men weiBer
NrbeitsfrGfte nod Dem Siben auf bic
Oauer ni6t aufbalten, uno es lit MIR
nod cine 6ra9e Der 3eit, baB Der Neger
ais YIantagen>Nrbeiter Elm Ding Be,
Ser9ang,n5eit fem rpiro.
(8. .. 6orr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25
pie 2sismdr6f iftmn9.

Die Sismurfitiftun9 lit mnmebr be-
9riinbet por6en, wie bie na6iteben6e
Nuerb06ite &abinetsorbre ersibt Nuf
Sbrem Seri6t pom 8. 4u9ult 3. s. mill
Sd Die pom Gci9sfan,ler 6iirlten D.
Sismarf NIT Der aus @nIaB Ieines 20.
@eburtsta9es 9eiammelten unb ibm CUR
freien Serfii9un9 geiteuten Summe ges
griinbete yS66n6auler Stiftung" auf
@runb bes a~nIiescnben Statuts, d. d..
S6Onbauieu, ben 81. Mni B. s., inter
9erIeibun9 Der &e3te elmer iuriitif6en
9erion bierbur3 e~enebmisen. Sab
@aiteiu, ben s. 9lu9uit 1885, 9es. @iIz
beIm. Sir ben Miniiter bes Snnern,
ben Suitisminiiter unb Der Minifter Der
9eiitIi6en II. (. 10. Nn9eIegenbeiten (ges.
p. S6oIs.) 9ln ben Ntiniiter bes Snz
nern, ben Suitt;miniiter unb ben Weiz
hitter Der seiitIi3en II. I. M. InseIesenz
beiten.""
Die fir bic betbeiIi9ten &reiie mag
9ebenben 8eitimmunsen bes Statuts
iinb fol9en6e: 3ped Der Stiftung lit,
beuti3en iunsen Mdnnern, wel9e ii6
DEM bObern Qebrfa6e an beuti9en
bOberen REORGANIZATION wibmeu, Dor ibrer
beiOIbeten Initsnuus llnteritiituns gu
9ewdbren, aud i'm SnIanbe mobnenoen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25
Dolksblatt.
0ebraper Graf 9erausaeber.
nie anRnnft Der 2snuoestrnppeu

bat Der gbinelenbas 81 9tof springs,
i'm Serritorium @poming, @uorerlt eIn
gnSe qema3t; % Der mutbmaBll@en
Nnfiibrer Der aufitdnoii3en, oarunter
elm erp6bltes Mit9lieb Der EerrItortaiz
Qeoislatur. murbem pom GountpzSbertH
nerhoftet. 400 in ben Qlmps6 oblenber9z
uerfen beI6dfti9te @hineien ltno uh1ter
Gsforte pom Sunoestruppen mad Gpansz
town oebra6t worben, Eruppen bepa9en
aud 6as @isentbum Der Soblen1Seleuz
idaften un6 weitere 9ubeitorIn9en loiz
len nidt ,u befir9ten iein. @as Die
6ineliI6e &esieruns in Der Sadie tbnn
pirb, lit @egenitanb biHerirenoer Nnit97
ten. Gr. McGarter, 9e9en1pdrtt9 elm
9ltta6e Der iapanii6en @elanotIdatt IN
@uIbinstOm unb friiber Sobr5ebnte lang
in Gbina anidiiis, tbeils alS &ePr"lsnz
tont 6er Ser. Staaten, tbeils als 0edmz
ter i'm 6ipIomatii6en 0ienlte 9btna's,
olaubt ntdt, baB bic @rceiie in Wpomin9
Sic dineiiI6e Ge9ierun9 6u ener9tl9en,
iiber b0fi6e 8orfteQun9en 6inous9ebenz
BEN Gdritten ueranlaTen weroen, neil
in Gbiwa nod Elm 3mar ni6t me9r ltrltt
ausaefTbrtes @eIee 9e9en bic Nuslpanz
beruna beitebt unb Die Re9ierun9 oamtt
umae6t, baiIelbe wieoer i'll Strait 5u
ieten. Qluf Der anoereu Seite miro oaz
oeqen pom Maibin9tOn tele9rapbIrt, Dap
Bic 0ertreter @bina's in ben Ser. Staa@
ten i6On Ieit Der Ser0nentlt9un9 oeS
Ietten Yertra9es nit Gbtnd alle 9e9en
bier reiioiren6e Gbineien ueriibten @e7
malttbuten amtli6 gu Yrototou 9enonr1
men 6a6en un6 oaB Die 6ineil6e Re9lez
runa mad meiteren @rbebun9en iiber oas
MaIiafrc in Wpomin9 auf @runo mai
ienbaftcr Gbatia6en Der 8unbesre9le1
rung nit elmer 9eiulSenen 6orberun9 Tlir
@enuatbuung unb Gnti9dbt9un9 emit
aeaentreten merbe, li9 babel auf Nrtltel
3 0es ameritanii6z 6inelii6en Sertra9es
Itiibenb, moriu IS betBt:
rBenn 9ineIii3e 2(rbeiter Ooer Gbtnce
len irgenb elmer anoeren &lale, Die Iebt
cntpe0cr permanent Ooer 3eltrpelll9 III
benz @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten rcli6iren,
pom Seiten anoerer Eerionen mtBbnne
belt werben, 10 mirb bic Jtegterung Der
Ser. Stuatcn ibre 9un3e Wta6t aufbtes
ten, I'M iie Su i6iiben uno ibnen otelelz
ben Rcdte, grrUilegien, Smmunitdten
unb 2t~uSnabmeu gu 9ewdbren, weI9e
ben Yiirqcrn ooer llntert6anen Der AM
meilten beuorSu9ten 9tationcn 5u9eltan1
ben un6 gu wel3em Die @binelen per-
traesmdBig bere6tigt iino."
SaB Die Yunbesregierung mr. gu benz
3wete, tbren YOitOienIt gu i6iiben, nt9t
aber gum S9ute Der i6euBli3 miBban7
bclten @6ineieu Gruppen nad @pomin9
Ianote, cri9cint Der 6ineiii6en @es
ian6tI6oIt in NaIbin9tOn ais cine WtiBs
a6hun9 Der porltebenoen Sertra9sbeltim@
mlug, uabrI6eiulid nit Jtcdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-09-25

6aben, eutpe6er in Der wOblfeileren
Bfeift einen Griae seiu9t, Ober aber
bur9 permebrten &Onium Der 9lei9faus
btaioen aber unseiunbeu Cigarette lid
eutI6d6ist baben. (@ine. gOItsbl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-27
vi.

lieber einen 3sitraum pon bier bis flint
Sabrsn wollsn mir, Iiebe 9eier, binwes.
fdreitsn. Warum aud nidt2 Gr wiroe
uns Ia bod nur auf lsidtfinnise Gborbeiten
bss Ieioer perblenoeien Suan @oooi bin
Ioates, bic uns elm betriibenoes Bib bar
itenen.
B0ie. ueruorfen mar Suan nidt sepor'
ben; uber cine muBloie @itsltsit bate man
inn einseimpft ober mar aumdlis bur4 bic
sswiiienloieite Sdmei@elsi unb @usens
6isnsrsi In feline Seele sefommsn, beren bic
8erworfensn iid idulbis ma9ten, wel4e
f9 INN i'm unb an i'm granddaughter, UNI
feline 9sidtsldubisteit, ieinsn 2sidtNnn
amb feline 6reisebisteit gu ibrem SOrtbeiIe
aas5ubeuten.
9ausbaIten tomate er ni@t. uxb ieIbf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-27

armen tam es ia BOG mbt ausensbm
ieiu, Rem gu besesnen, Der ii9 an ieinsm
ebemalisen @ute berei9ert. udbreno &C
barbt!
Oas 8ort yberei9ert" ieI idwer auf
Montero'S Seele uno bod bate e. her
alte 10 arslOs ausssiprodsn.
(Sdlus fol1t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-27

HNy"N~ 49,
aetauit. Der aud = uno oas mar bi
leinsm lanaiamen Wadstbume, ,umal aui
oieler Stsle, taum su bsSmsiieln init
ieinen Infdngen nidt ferue isuer S,it
bssonnen, mo md oas Scspter Der Snta's
iiber bisie 9dnbsrsebiste berri3te.
Sm Sdatten bislss ebrpiiroigen 3eu9su
p~ersunsener Gage befanoen iid Siebdnt,
uno UNI ieinsu gewaltisen Stumm elm
sssbnstsr. iorsfdlti9 sspfiester Gaum. Die
bret Bericnen maren lett oben an9elon0t
uno letten ii6 auf Die Sduts nisber. IS
mar Don Wontero, feline %ianfte, gut
mitbiss Satin unb Der alte Gaueias, oer
ni6t u gum Aufieber Der nlberreibeu
@rube ,Oescubrioora". ionoern audi gum
Factor Der Bod: uun Sdmel,werte punla
clara's beiSroert woroeu mar uuo troe
leinss Mlters mad 10 riitig uno tdftia
ausiab, ols babe er chen crit bic Sdweue
zines balben SabrbunosrtS iiberidlittsu.
Yor ben Sliden Der @usrubsnben lag
bis gu benz isrnsn 8loitsr Gan antonio
oeien Sblrme bic Hare, onrdndtt9e yufi
aerau erfeunen lief, has weite 9ano. gfu,
Gbanarciuo tonnte man nidt leben. neil
es feline nisberen Siitten binter ben aui:
ltrebenben 6elien bars.
Don Montero ipra1 nit Gaueias bon
Der Wiue . Oescubrioora." Yioblid belt
sr inne uno blidte. ben feineu Sombrerr
aus Yalmfaiern tiefer In bic @usen sisbeno,
i4arf In bic qanbidaft binaus; benn ID
fam elm Sus beIObsner 9omi's aus be,
Ridtuns bsS 3loiters Can Antonio uni
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
THE MARKETS.
UPWARD MOVEMENT IN sTocKs-wHEAT
RULED WEAKER

UPWARD MOVEMENT IN sTocKs-wHEAT
RULED WEAKER.
New York, July 27.-The stock market
has been moderately active to-day, the
total sales amounting TO 345 2S4 shares.
There was reaction in the general list,
followed by another decline, and then in
the last hour decided upward move
ment. which for some stocks was main
tanned TO the close, while others were
feverish and irregular
Money on cali continues easy at and
Il per cent, closing at u per cent. For
eign exchange continues quiet. Rates
have been reduced rs follows; Actual bus
mess, S5 and 4.S63; posted raSes, Asst
and 4S7. Government bonds have been
dull and steady. State bonds have been
dull and quotations steady.
Treasury balances; Coin, $l59, $50, 3l9;
currency, $92 ,685, SOC.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Mn, July 27.-virginia g., p"st
due coupons, IS: new l0-40e, 39k; North Caro-
lima, 6s, old, Lily bid to-day
ding, 1OH. Flour steady and quiet. Howard
street and western super, 800 to $40; do. extra,
$50 to 425; do. family, 4.3i to b.25; city mills
sdper 3.25 to $50; do. extra, 375 to 400 do. Rio
DIPnus, 9.bU 10 OuU, IhlhpACO lhlnllys WV
do. superlative patent, 500 Wheat
southern steady and active western lower and ac-
tive: southern red, g6 to 97 do amber, LOO to OIL
No. 1 MPrylsnd, 96k bid: No. western win
ter red, spot, 90 to 92A; July, 90 to 92% August,
92a TO 93; September. 96L TO 96A October,
gsH to 30. Corn-southe.n quiet and nominally
steady; western frmer and dull; southern white,
SO to 81; do yellow, "a to So; western mixed,
spot, san to SO; August, SIX TO Sly; Septem-
Der, Six to san. Oats steady, with Arm
tone-southern, 80 to SO; western white, 81
to 49, western mixed, SO to $751; Pennsylvania,
80 to 49, Rye dull ut 65 to CT. Hay hrmer-
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land, SIG to $500. Provisions steady,
Mess pork, S11.5O to $l1.75. Bulk meats, Shout
ders ana clear rib sides, packed, 5h to 6Ac.
Bacon-Shoulders, sac; clear rib sides, 7Hc
hams, - to 12Ac. Lard, refined, 7Ac. But
ter dull western, packed, TO lie; creamery,
10 to zoe. Eggs easy and quiet, IL TO 12Nc. Pc
troleum steady; refined, to SIC. Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes ordinary to fair, ~ to- iSc. Sugar steady:
soft, 6Hc. Copper refined dull at 10Hc.
Whisky steady at 81. 20 TO Sl.2.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, July 27.-Beef cattle trade more
satisfactory on account Of change in weather
Lops unchanged other grades shade of, consd-
ering improved quality Best beeves, 5A,9b As;
first quality, 4Cd5; medium, 1904; ordinary,
$685.. Most of sales were from 3I@5A. Re
ceipts, 2,576; sales, 1,0O2 swine-Lght supply
and fair demand. Receipts, 4,l82; quotations,
5A@6A The receipts Of sheep and lambs were
4,O6s; quotations, sheep, 2@4 lambs, 365b.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
Umbrellas.

We have to apologize. We advertised
in the "Star" we should exhibit English
Twill Silk Umbrellas, with 26-inch par
agon frames and natural sticks with ster-
ling silver heads, for $2.6S each. We
bought the goods, but they were not de-
livered when promised, and thus disap-
pointed our patrons. They are here at
last. Please don't blame us. When you
see the goods you will praise us for CIV
ing such beautiful Umbrellas for $2.6S.
You positively will to pay elsewhere
So for same goods. Don'tforget to look at
our 26-inch Paragon Frame Silk Um-
brellas at $1.98.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
r. H. TAYLOR,
p33 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Novelties in French Satteens
s. A II o " p Il IL IL Y

Successor to Perry h Brother)
Has just opened 40 pieces of New and
Choice Styles in French Satteens.
Owing to the great demand and search
ty of these goods in neat designs, this
lot will soon be sold, and cannot be du-
plicated; consequently an early inspec.
ton is advised.
Genuine Calcutta Seersuckers in Blue
and White and Buff and White Stripes.
New India Crinkles and Printed Ba-
tistes.
"Specialties" in English and French
White Goods and Embroidered Swiss
Muslins
Novelties" in Anderson's Scotch
Zephyrs and Printed Pure Linen Lawns.
New French Organdies and Jaconet
Lawns.
Especial inducements" in China, Lou
isine, and Summer Silks.
Greatly Reduced Prices" on Black
Silk Grenadines and Embroidered India
Pongee and Batiste Robes.
Rare Bargains" in Parasols.
Novelties in Handkerchiefs, Hosiery,
and Kid Gloves,
Imported Jerseys, oil sizes, from $3.50
to So.
New Silk, Chudda, Cashmere, and
Berlin Shawls in great variety.
FTPlain Figures and Correct Prices.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner Ninth street.
Established 1910.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
THE SMALLER HAPPENINGS OF A DAY IN AMI
ABOUT THE CITY.

THE SMALLER HAPPENINGS OF DAY IN AND
ABOUT THE CITY.
The liqior application of Franz Miller
was yesterday approved.
The fire department has paid 81 1916
for five good horses recently purchased.
G. Thomas was yesterday awarded the
contract for building the new seventh
precinct station house for 81 800.
John T. Donohoe requests the commits.
sioners TO lay sewer on New Jersey
avenue, between X and L streets south
east.
The commissioners have approved the
request of the citizens TO lay water
main ON Q street, between First and
Third streets.
jeremiah O'Brien was found dead in
his room at l04 b street about a. m.
yesterday. The coroner gave a certih-
cate of death from natural causes.
Andrew jackson, the colored man
caught under bed in house 504 Thir-
teenth street Saturday, was yesterday
sent to the grand jury by Judge Smell.
Charles E. Brock, son Of Mai. W. G..
Brock, has received an appointment un-
der NJ. V. Smith, metallurgical engineer,
Altoona, Pa, as draughtsman and secre-
tary.
James L. Crump, Thomas O'Brien
Frank Cahill, Daniel Reeder, and Jan es
Burns have been commissioned addi-
tional privates on the police force to do
duty at the Treasury Department.
An unoccupied house, 1903 Four.and-a-
half street, belonging to Simon Stein.
was set ON fire at . o'clock yesterday
morning, as supposed, by boys who were
playing with matches. Damage, 800.
The rain Sunday night and yesterday
morning caused the black dye of the
drapings at the white house to run over
the front of the building, and new coat
of paint will become necessary to efface
the marks.
Detective Cox yesterday recovered n
gasfitter's proving pump and hose, val
ued at SO, stolen from William N. Ward,
1904 N street, on Saturday. George
Wilson was arrested for the larceny by
the detective.
Thomas Goodall, gardener, while at
work watering shrubs and plants in the
Armory lot Saturday, found the iron box
which contained the bonds which were
stolen from the safe of M. G.. Mccormick.
The box, which was shattered, was turned
o Yer to Officer Lamb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28

A SUIT FOR LrBEL.-A suit at law was
entered yesterday by Messrs. Brown &
Murdoch, as attorneys for Dennis O'Neil,
against the Washington Critic for libel,
claiming $4,000 damages. The injury
complained of is that on the Sth instant
the critic published the following: "a
housebreaker arrested.-Dennis O'Neil, q
ship calker, was arrested at o'clock
this morning by Sergeant Mulhall and
Officers Bank and Allen for breaking into
the store of Milo Sweeny, corner of
Eleventh and East Capitol streets. The
prisoner when captured had in his pos.
session about 500 cigars and large
quantity of beer" This statement lie
says has injured him to the extent of the
amount claimed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28

Low RATES OF FARE TO THE SEAsHoRE-
The excursion to the seashore by the
Pennsylvania railroad last Saturday was
a decided success. All the excursionists
were unanimous in their opinion that
the trip, while somewhat tedious, was n
delightful one. All enjoyed the bathing.
The general desire is that these Satur-
day night trips be continued, and to this
end the company has arranged for the
second excursion to leave Washington at
the same hour next Saturday night. The
rate will be So to either Cape May or
Atlantic City. The delay which was
occasioned at Camden to the Cape May
train going will be obviated in the next.
Tickets will be limited, and those de-
string to avail themselves of the low
rate should purchase tickets at once.
The excursion of last Saturday was made
up of Westinghouse best people, and was
undoubtedly the most select that was
ever given from this city. The So ex-
cursion tickets to the seashore will still
be sold for the II q. M. train Friday.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
Nationals VS.. Lancaster, to-day at 4.3O.


DEEDS FILED FOR RECORD YESTERDAY.
Sd ST. east side, bet and l. SITS. n. e., lot is, r
NJ. Halls sub. So TIA, Mary McGill to John FL
st., north side, bet. Sd and Az sts. sw., pit. lot
2, 50. 534, John Baker to Louis ID. Wine and
George J. johnson, 5000
La. ave, south side bet 9th and 10th SITS. n. W.,
lots % to 80 Inclusive, McClelland's sub. So
1872; N. Y. ave-, south side, bet. 18th and Hath
SITS n. W., lot and pit. lot 8, 50. 252, Melvin ID.
Peck, trustee, to Jno. McClclland, jr., Lille
McClelland, and Kate NJ. Peck, 81.
st., north side, bet 18th and 18th sits. W., part
lot 4, 50. 900, Susan j. Weadon to John U.
O'Meara, s., 000
at, north side, bet Goth and 2lst sts n. W., lots
20, 81, and %, SO. 70, Mary v. BonIell to Robert
L. Morris, S5,i7S.90.
st., south side, bet. 18th and 18th ats. n. W., lot
Is, s. Davidsons sub. so. 1876, Ivory @. Kimball,
trustee, to Joseph W. Babe, IS.
Q st., south side, bet. 10th and 18th SITS. n W.. lot
=. Al, J. b. Turton's sub. So $50, Tho.nas L. Wag-
gaman, trustee, to Andrew J. Avery, q, 000
18th St, west side, bet. V and W SITS. n. W., lot
%, II. Ruppcrt's sub. So. 1903, John II. Wood
ward to Henry W. Chase, 1915.
St, north side bet 18th and 18th SITS. n e., lot
2, pit. lots l, II, and IL, SO. 1910, Frank B.
Smith to the District Of Columbia, 81, 3S2.5O.
10Th st., east side bet and SITS. =. e., pit lot 8,
So s3o6 ~ N''H''' '0'H"''i 10 AS'A"'' f''''H'
Lots and 8, willoughby ct ais (trustees) sub.
So. 7s9, Mary L. Simpson to Charles Christiani
and John G. Slater, s2,43s.s7.
COUNTY.
PIT. tract called "The Girls Portion" containing
so $500 acres, BEDFORD W. Walker to Marian
A. Ryan. $1,000.
Long Meadows, lots 90, 81, and %, j. j. Kings
SUBJ, ard lots 90 TO 93 and 90 to 10l Of 7. L.
Waggaman's sub, George L. Mitchell to Charles
Z. Barnes, 5000.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
SatChelS.

Book. shape Satchels ore our latest pur-
chases. We have them in alligator, in
tan, and black.
Prices, So and $50.
We think these goods are the bargains
of this season.
Never before have we given such
values.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-28
LaCeS.

We opened Saturday morning so dozen
Oriental Lace Fichus, and marked them
Csc each. Saturday evening at 9 o'clock
we had left 80 dozen. We think this fact
eloquently states that they are remarkably
good value.
Oriental Laces at 25c we always have
in stock, but on Tuesday, July 20, we
shall open new stock, and will give
such value for 25c yard as will make
you "open your eyes in wonder" We
write this in all seriousness.