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National Republican., 1885-10-15

For the Plmlco races, the passenger depart
mCnt of the Pennsylvania railroad has sarrangGd,
for the accommodation OF Washington patrons
desiring TO visit the fall meeting of the Mary
land Jockey CLUB, TO run special trains, com
posed OF the finest coaches, to PimlicO, leaving
the Sixth street station at 1889 a, m, on race
days, returning to Washington Immediately
after the races. The programme promises to
be II very attractive one, all the prominent
stables IN the country to be represented.
Round trip tickets will be sold at the rate OF
-. Gents grand stand and pool lawn tickets,
Sl.JO, aud ladies' grand stand tickets, ~ cents
can also he purchased at the ticket Offices of
the company. Special cars have been assigned
for ladies accompanied by gentlemen. -=
pUNCANsoH Bros. will sell this morning the
entire contents of private residence No. li3S
Fourteenth street northwest. Parties rctur.
nishing shOuld attend.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Robert II. Wade and Kate A. Scwell;
Vim. 5. Knox aud Cora l.. Hamilton; James
Pollard and Mary White; II. c, Dean, Of Ten.
nallytown, D. c., and Lilly NJ. Beach, Of Lou.
doun county. Va: T. d. Johnston, of this city,
and Alice &. stuart of SeafOrd, Del: Vim. Jen.
kins and Rose Washington; w. II johnson and
Mary G. Armstrong; IL. 4. Stratham and Eloise
Kingi J. II. Anderson, of Wnrrcnton, Va, aud
Katie NJ. Tacynor, of this Cty; John Stewart
and Hannah SChroth; Edward llollundgr aud
Bertha kaufman; Michael Sweeney and Julia
Joy; Robert Brlca and Alice Phillips George
fremont of Fairfax county, Va, and Jennie
Penn, OF Prince William county Va: Andrew
J, Boyer, of San Francisco, Cal, and Anna NJ.
Moore, OF Sandy Springs, Md. owen Jones aud
Mary IT, Birch, both of Fairfax county, Va.
VIM. Il. Berry and Helen Brown, both of Ana.
costa, u. C.; Patrick Boland ana Annie Sull.
van; George u. Medley and Carrie T.. V. Bail;
Lewis Coates and Elizabeth Cssell; PierCy A..
Plant and Alice X. Parker.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

The new Catholic univcrstyto be established
here has received over siD,oJJ by means Of
bcqucsis and donations The philosophical
and theological departments, for the higher
education ot the clergy, will be established
first. The plan Of funding contcmplatcS the
endowment ofcach chair with SlO0Oll, the in.
some salaries. The articles Of Incorporation
are now being prepared By Mr., Martin +. Nor.
riS, OF this city. The board OF trustees Will
adjourn to this city. one wing OF the institu-
ton will he begun in II few weeks. The sum
of $3.50, COO has been appropriated for this pur.
pose.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

with head erect and brave, strong wings main.
tains its position at the corner of seventh and
j streets. When it first came here some
prophets predicted its early flight, but never
was greater error. medal worn from the first
around Its noble neck displayed its one-word
motto: "Stay." To that 1t VIII prove true.
Now, 10 descend awhile: Last Saturday busl.
ness was the best yet aud next saturdays will
doubtless surpass the former. Mr.. Joseph NJ,
Grady, of "Thc Eagle" j. delighted with his
Washington experience in the clothing line
and confident that the company will go on
pTOSpeTing.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
M1Non LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day In
and About the city.

John q. Gucthlrr was yesterday fined so for
keeping his lar open on Sunday. An appeal
was noted.
The calendar for the circuit court has been
completed for the next term. There are 80 ap.
rCnls uud 7l6 cases on the regular calendar.
Herbert l.. Mil's n i2.ycar.old boy, was yes.
tCrtiuy sent to the reform school for inCorrlI.
billty Amer sentence was given him his
cursed her.
Rev. james q. Doonan, president of George.
tov University, has addressed u comm rnil.
tyttivc McBCvilt, recommending his restoration
to the police force.
John @. Lee seeks, by bill In equity aslinst
William J.. Lee and others, heirs Of Henrietta
i, Plant, to Construe and establish the will of
the latter as far rs II relates to part of lot r.
square 5Gl ana lot >, square j3G, aud for sale
OF the property.
A certificate Of Incorporation was nied ycstcr.
day by the Original Amateur Glcc Club, hny-
ing lOT Its object "thc imprDvCm mt and pro.
motion In the arts and sciences OF music and
literature" Tho trustees are NicnOlas Colbert
llnmiliCnr Turey, Wm. II. Black, J. Il. Mason /,
and J. Henry Smith.
First Sergt L. ]. Durkin was puricd from ST.
pntriCks Church Yesterday morning. The SER
vices were conducted by Father Edc'in of st.
DOminics Church The pallbcarcrs were six
privutCs from the soldiers Home. The rcmlins
were inferred at the Soldiers Home cemetery.
TIE entire press Cf New York gave only
words of praise to Roland Reeds Koko, aud
the little glimpse of II and his other songs in
Humbug' verify their report
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National Republican., 1885-10-15

The funeral OF Mrs, Josephine C, Logan took
place yesterday morning from her late resi-
dence, 1912 L street. Rev. DR.. Giesey conducted
the services Messrs. Holmes Hancock Buch.
anan, aud Whpplc, of the Franz Abt Club,
furnished the music. The remains were taken
away on the p. m, train, and the intcrm1nt
mcnt will be made to get upa musical concert
for the purpose OF raising funds to erect Il mon
umcnt over the grave.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
DIsMIssrNG DIVORCE CASES.
Judge HnRner Clears tho Docket of
Trio of Unsustsincd Petitions.

Trio of Unsustaincd PctttOns'
when the case of Kate Il. znser, for divorce
from her husband, Joseph ZInscr, on the
ground Of dcsertlon, came on for hearing In
equity, Justice IGagncr declined to grant the
petition. The complainant stated that her hns.
band len her in october, 1882, while tho proof
showed that he cleared ont when he was drunk.
in company with several other young men. an
on arriving at Savannah wrote back that h.
was wrong in doing 50. Justice Hagncr held
that such leaving by drunken man was not
williul dcsertiOn, and his departure under suji
circumstances would not crafty the require.
ments of the law, and directed the dismissal "
the bill. The general term took a different
view, reversed the decree, aud directed one To
lie drawn for divorce.
Justice Hagner has also declined to grant
divorce In the case of Henry Ware against
Rachel Ware, where adultery was charged, be.
cause of failure to aver that the husband did
not eonnivc at the inidclity of his wife. IN
the Cnse of Annie Thelau, who applied for dis.
solution other marriage with Eticnne j. Tn 1lan,
complaining that he had been guilty o cruelty
and adultery and that he was an habi,ual
drunkatd, the judge declined TO grant the re-
liCi prayed II was held that there was no
proof, other than the wife's, as to the charge,
and that could not be received.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

John W. sclby, 1916 Pennsylvania avenue,
reports stolen from his store on Tuesday night
brown oycrcoat; value, Slj. Sarah f..
Stanley, ass X street, reports that some tlmo
during Tuesday night the glass show window
was broken aud 81 worth OF tobacco was stolen.
Levi Meredith, col Pennsylvania avenue south
cnst, reports that during saturday night run
ming gear for n child's carriage, at sl.5D,
WINS stolen.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

The commissioners have received tho fol-
lowing requests To dig well In the school
ward in rear Of school %, sixth division; to i'm.
prove Howard street, between sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets extended; against granting
Il LIQUOR license to any person on Ninth, be.
tween II and streets; 70 erect gas lamp nt
Tho COIncr Of lMelnh and z streols northeNiL.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

The commissioners have apportioned the
District poor fund rs follows: Pay of physicians
to the poor, $3.50; reserved for medicine to
POOR and for printing, 50, 800; central dispen.
sary, $500; womcns dlspensary, $50; homeO-
pathic dispcnsary. including medicines to
homeopathic physicians to the poor, S2lO; Aged
Women's Home, $3.50; night lodging house,
800: Benevolent Society OF Washington, $780,
police distribution, $1,000, and llouseof Mercy,
sl00 Total, Slib20.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

George W. Childs has sent to Columbia
Typographical Union, No. l0l, a llfe.sze pic
ture of himself The picture will be on cX-
hibticn for several days at the art store of
MessrS. Brulatour IL Dyer (l}arlOw's Gallery,
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth aud
Thirteenth streets on next Saturday evening
II will be presented to the union by James j.
Daley, whom Mr.. Childs has depu!i2ed TO
represent him.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

Three black cashmere lace trimmed capes,
sold nt $40. can be had now at 20; also, one
tOn-COlOredi iSuit Dladics), tailor made, sold ut
500, we now ODGr nt Sll.
BAuMs, 40 seyenth street.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

by the fall of large derrick, which work
men yesterday afternoon at O'Clock were un-
shipping at the corner of Fifteenth street and
Ohio avenue. three men were injured Horace
WOrthington, William Brinktlson and John
Gray. Brinkclson was severely cut about the
head Gray was hurt about the body and legs,
and " orthington was injured internally.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

No one to buy Of us after looking through our
establishment, Unless they feel convinced that
our clothing is the most attractive nnd our
prices the lowest in the city. EiScmun Bros,
cor 7th ana l., who manufacture all the cloth.
~ -, coll
National Republican., 1885-10-15
Bmcmrwoop races to-day at 70 p, N,
Tile penth of Il. ". rIers.

Dr. -, B. Adams stated yesterday that he
and DR., spaldng, Of Loonnrdtown, attended
l., ", Tiers, and that the latter undoubtedly
died oftyphOld fever, rs Dr. Spaldlng's cerlih-
cate indicates, and as WAS the Joint conclusion
OF both physicians,
National Republican., 1885-10-15

VIII be placed on our counter during this
week. They are later than the bulk OF our
stock, because the mills Of fine and choice fab
RIGS made very late deliveries this season. Else
man Bros, manufacturers of all the clothing
they sell.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

BAuM's will offer to-day one ottoman silk
wrap, regular price Sl5, will be sold NJ Sg one
brocaded grenndinc wrap, regular price $3.50,
ypu Qnn bly Mt Sin
National Republican., 1885-10-15

MILLER d JoNEs's billiard rooms will be
opened to the public this evening n general
invitation Is extended.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
speciaI Train to the Pimlico Races.

EEEsEY OvERCoATS, raw edge, lap seams,
very stylish, at L. Il. Barnum Il Co.'S, Jjl Penn
sylVania avenue
National Republican., 1885-10-15

NORFOLK JACKETS with or without pants, at
l.. j. Barnum " Co.'S.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

Henry Page, colorcd while taking home
watermelon Tuesday night was met by John
Lane, also colorcd, who wanted TO take the
watermelon ~ ny from Page. Page refused to
give il up, when Lane struck him with beer
glass. Oinccr Shceh0u arrested Lane, who
fought the officer desperately ON the way to
the station. Judge Smell yesterday fined Lane
duct, und Tor destroying private property.
DArM's are Offering one checked Newmarket
Heavy cloth Suit al $3.50, former price -; also
one cut Cashmere Velvet Trimmed Tan suit at
sl2tO, former price $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
DRY GO0DS.
Departmental Spe-
cialties Worthy
of Note.
WRAP OPENING TO-DAY

WRAP OPENING TO-DAY
While our establish
ment offers numerous
items of excellent value,
we have singled out for
special mention the fol-
lowing it e m S, which
seem to present such at
fractions, con sid erin G
their prices, as should
insure for them a ready
sale.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

sale price means a fall in the
retail price. Some time ago
we secured an elegant Sill
ver-headed 26-inch Silk Um-
brella, and disposed of a
large quantity at $2.75 each.
Competition is such the man
ufacturer has taken a quarter
off, and we propose to give
our customers the benefit by
also taking a quarter off
that is, $2.75 Silver-headed
Silk Umbrellas for S.. so each.
tsecond Floor-Take the Eleyalorl
WOODWARD q L0THROP.
Handkerchief Department..
AS an inducement extra
ordinary we reduce an ele-
CANT line Of Ladies' Colored
Bordered Sheer Linen Lawn
Handkerchiefs from 371ac to
less than half price--that is,
3 for soc. Remember, our
stock Of Handkerchiefs is
"all linen;" we keep no other.
This will be worth remember
ing after a while. Do you
know an All-linen Handker-
chief VIII e n you see it?
Everybody d o mt. More's
the reason why you should
buy where none other is kept.
AS we said before, linen and
cotton may look better, but
"all linen" alone contains the
durability. The time to buy
Handkerchiefs will soon be
here.
(second Floor-Take the ElevatorO
WOODWARD & L0rHROP.
Cotton Department.
Especially tor Underwear
we offer 2o-inch extra heavy
Unhleached Canton Flannel
at 1oc, which is worth all of
I2Hc per yard.
| (Third Floor-Take the Elcvatorl
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
Blanket Department.
A full moneys worth is
the 1I-4 fine All-wool White
Blanket at IS per pair; soft,
springy, weighty, and all
all wool.
Third Floor-Take the Elevator.l
| WOODWARD K LOrlIROP.
Tidy Department.
The best here or elsewhere
is a 1oxIo inch Ioc Tidy in
four styles; we have sold less
desirable ones at I2Hc each.
CThird FlOOE1TSES tIS ElSyqtSE St,,pop
Domestic Department..
RufAed and Tucked Cam
brio Pillow Shams, fine quail
ity and nicely finished, at S5c
each; splendid value.
(Tlird Floor-Take the Elevatorl
WOODWARD & LOrHROP.
Curtain Department..
An unheard-of bargain in
this department is 5o-incf
fine Turcoman Curtains, 31l
yards long, at 81 per pair
Have you ever heard OF sucf
a low price on Turcomar
Curtains? We think not.
(Third rloqT1TS5S W6DbW4sp tns PlSvftS5 g mSf1Rop,
Print Department.
For Boys Shirt Waists
. Ladies' Wrappers, &C., w
offer 36-inch fine Navy Blu,
. Wamsutta Percal e S, wit
small, neat figures and checks
at the low price Of I5c pc
yard.
. (SCcond Floor-Take the EleyatorJ
WOODWARD & LOrHRoP.
Mems Neekwear Department.
A most excellent line G
Puff shape Silk-lined Scaris
in a choice variety Of color
ings, at IS and soc each; bes
collection yet shown.
(First FlOor-Second on the Left
WOODWARD & LorHRoP.
, Mems Underwear Department.
L 1
National Republican., 1885-10-15

BERKELEY. pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart and so cents a pint, % cents a sample
bottle. Tharp, SIS + street northwest
National Republican., 1885-10-15
Splashers and r dies.

1000 Stamped Linen splashers at 2ic
each.
1900 Stamped Monte Cl,th Tides and
Splashers, at 25c, 50c, and 02lc each
100 dozen German Linen Half Bleachod
Doylies, reduced from LBS to O5c per doz.
Colored Felt, 9 yards wide, 95c per yard.
Plush and Felt Lambrequns and Table
Covers, handsomely embroidered, from
$l.25 up.
Corsets.
For this week only we offer the following
reduction IN Corsets.
Our Sl25 Corset S100.
80 75.
75 60.
80 AZ.
Kid Gloves.
Full line Of Fall and Winter shades Of Kid
Gloves, 8 button length, scolloped tops, at
sl.25 per pair.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
DRlGHrwoop races to-day at 2p. M.
Mme. Lognn,s FmneraI.

strictly all.wool chd's pants at 7jc, Else.
man Bros.. cor. eth and 4,
National Republican., 1885-10-15

PRISCE ALBERT and cutaway coats aud over.
coats of the new broadwale diagonnls, at L. b.
Barnum Il Co.'s, 93l Pcnnsylvapa avenue
National Republican., 1885-10-15
Baltimorcs VS.. Nationals to-day at 1 O'Clock.


"CovEHT COATS" silk lined, handsome and
cheap, at T.. Is. Barnum " Co.'S O3l Pennsyl'
ynnin avenue,
National Republican., 1885-10-15
CUINNIP'S CUINNlP'S
4o4 Seventh st. and 4oe Seventh ST.
NEW FALL GOODS
Silks.

Black Gros Grains and Cachemire silks,
in medium to excellent qualities, including
line of an importation "warranted to
wear" from T5c to $3.50 per yard.
Velvets.
Black and Colored Velyets, only 75c per
yard, worth 81.
Black and Colorod SILK Brocaded Velvets,
at 9Sc per yard, cheap at Sl.25.
Plain and Fancy Dress Goods.
An attractive assortment of Foreign and
Domestic manufacture, at astonishingly low
prices.
Winter Wraps.
Newmarkets, Russian Circulars, Dolmans,
and Jersey Jackets, from an importers
bankrupt sale, at about half price.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
LAST SPECIAL SALE
Cotton
Underwear

The cold hand and Warm Underwear
sorab consequently have decided to close out stock of
Cotton Underwear at price Having window full of sam
pies marked regular prices, desire to state that such prices
incorrect For revised prices see list below:
National Republican., 1885-10-15
To order, s. nants. Elseman. cor. 9Th and

NEW and stylish business suit slO at L, II.
Bafnum Il Co.'S.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
Turn out to see the boys win to-day.

TpE Original Mldgcts at NIn,h Street Rink
National Republican., 1885-10-15

SMALL boys overcoats. new lines Just re-
ccivcd, at l.. II. Barnum & Co.'S
National Republican., 1885-10-15
War over a Watermelon.

THE Original Mldgc,s at Ninth Street RInE
National Republican., 1885-10-15
Nationals VS.. Baltimorcs to-day at 1 o clock.
Three Workmen Injured.

HANDSOME corkscrow suits SO, at E. b. BAR
mum Il Co.'S.
National Republican., 1885-10-15
For Boys Ig TO 18 Years.

A complete line Of Sults-Sacks and 4
button Ouiaways ays-irom $3.50 to $l5.
\ beautiful line of Oycrcoats from SO to
National Republican., 1885-10-15

YouTHs' and boys ovcrcoats, at L. Is. Bar.
mum ~ Co.'S
National Republican., 1885-10-15

70 order. 80 suits. Elscman, cor, 7th aud L.
National Republican., 1885-10-15

Mems Neckwear Department..
A most excellent line Of
Puff-shape Silk-lined Scarfs,
in a choice variety of color
ings, at IS and SOC each; best
collection yet shown.
(First FlOOr-SecOnd on the Left.)
MNnDMARn ~ InIlIRNp
National Republican., 1885-10-15

Mems Underwear Department..
An unequaled value in this
department d is Mems Fine
Scarlet Medicated All-wool
flannel Shirts and Drawers,
with self fronts, small seams,
beng almost equal to the
woven goods; only $r.oo per
garment; were bought to sell
at SI.25.
(Tifsi Floor-second on the Lefts,>
National Republican., 1885-10-15
PROPER CLOTHING AT LITTLE COST


\ full line Of Suits from s.. 50 to $3.50.
An excellent line Of Oyercoats from So to
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y. g o. IMMIGRATION co.

Board Of Directors. Robert Garrett,
Vice President; Mr.. s,ruel Spencer. 81
Wee President, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Co. Hon. Henry @. D4vis,
President w. w., Central and Piusburg
Railroad Co; Mr.. VIM. q Burne, Presi-
dent Eu.aw S4YIng Bank, Baltimore;
Mr. T Harrison Garrett, of Robert Gar
rett s. Sons, Baltimore; Hon. ferdinand
q. Lltrobe, Mayor Of Baltimore.
Representing large ocean ard land traDs-
portstioa interests, this Company, With Ne
extensive European and home agencies,
offer foreign and American settlers
special Inducements for locating upon lie
large land holding adjacent to the Bait
more and Ohio Railroad, tie branches
and connections.
IL acts as agent for and gives special
attention to, selling and setting lsods 10
Maryland, Virgnis and West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois; provides ten
ants for desirab' e properties SUPPLIES labor.
eTs, skilled workmeD, sc.
II makes advarces plant, erects buildings
acts IS agent for immigrants and others
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-01
COMMUNICATED.

RowLKsBURe. April "a, 1885
EDITOR ARoUs;-I Avn sure voice the
sentiment OF the majority of the teachers
in this section of Reno when say that w.
X ShSH r is their choice for County Su
perintendent. know Mr.. Snaffer to be
PRACTICAL teacher, a man of more than
ordinary ability; and while he does not
claim college ginger bread education, he
does possess good common school edu-
cation, and he is the very msu we want
at the head of our schools in this county.
have not one word to say ogalns, M.
Sqaires. but he has a good position on the
journal. one that no doubt pays him much
better than the office he seeks. Let Mr..
Squlres remain with the Journal, and let
the people elect Mr.. Shaffer Superintend
ent. A TEACHER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-05-01

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