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NEVER FAILING.

1 do not know Of an instance in which the CurI-
cURA REMEDIES have failed to produce satisfactory
results. believe have sold more of them than of
any other skin remedies have ever handled during
the thrty-three years oSmy experience as druggist
A D. TRYON, Druggist,
Batavia, N, Y.
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ORDER your Ice Cre.m at Reisingers, at 2S5
g W
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ELEGANT 4-buttOn monogram kids, just re-
eeived, S1-25; Thompson's embroidered glove
hitting corsets, 99c.; the superb Monarch"
lhirt, 95c., at BrOdhead's. 9OI + street.
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EDUCATIONAL


vNRlENlS' SELECT SCHOOL An EI.FMENr
- airy aud nigh school fcr both SEXES ISL NJ a. ~
VII Ieoieh sth mo. sept lsth To provide fos
srostl and progress OF school a laboratory and ad
been procured The corps OF instr,lct,p bss lsen
largeo oy graduates OF NaSar aud SNsrthrnore IN,
instruction IN English mathematics natural science
aud the languages Is thorough and sgfBssent Ia nre
pare students for best COLLEGES AM
Send Tor catalogue or call II school from 10 M a. s
"a,,x, Illus W. SlDMEI.I.
"ui'S..i PriDcipaL
Mrs, BCRRs ENGLISH AND PRIME
vi School, 1905 N xrret
WIN reopen WEDNESDAY sep,rmb.r ,rsh
an2s2m French. the language of the school. =
CT. JOHNS coLLEGIATE INsIITUTE-----
VERMONT AVE BETWEEN NJ AND 4 An
This Institution Affords every facility for ,s,,s,>
education, " neither Ca steal. Scientific Comu,crxa
studies resumed. Monday, September sth lssS
au2S-st BRO. TuBIAs PreSls,er,
lNMERSON INSTITUTE al4 laTu ST ara
- tween and IA. select classical and
school for boys, begins its Bath year MONDAY sep
Yale, Princeton aud other colleges for the Sceutitc
schools and for the L. ;. Military and Naval acaasl
mics. Tor particulars address ChAS. n Npl Ma
Principal. Ola lath 81 Circulars can lie obtained Al
the bookstores au2Stw
MRS J. L. McGEEsy SCHOOL, AT lIIo l. ST
M NV, win reopen september i6th. 1855. -
usual adv antages IN French (BertE mcthodl and 10
Object Drawing. au24 I'm
MISSES BLAIR AND BARNEss REOPEN
Nl their select School and Kindergarten foot Tor.
coran on 18th ST NV. SEf-r BIER 9TH GRAY
ISL 18th ST. nv an24-:ins
Miss AMY LEAvTTT OF ROrSroN. GRAD
ASl uate and certified examiner OF the New Eng aud
culture ioia icth Il NV '~' ''"' A"" DIS. ds
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vNoR SALE-A RIG sACRIFICE-AN ENOFFI.
II cial leaving the city offers "A mag n fcs,nt toned
nearly new Steinway Square Piano. for only s3Uj
cash. iDciudi0g an elegant embroidered cloth oNci
AND stool; cost $3.50 Gan be al The PIANO IN,
CHANGE, 422 9th ST. SIS
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FUSSELLS Ice CREAM shipped nywhere out
lItOwn; 1927 New York avenue.
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| Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria,
| prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn Hypochlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
superior to all other disinfectants and germs
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
| m,w,s45 1872 Fulton St n y
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Buy Only the Pure.
Our Pure Rye Whisky direct from u s.
Bonded, years old, at 50 per gallon, has nc
equal in this market.
n. T. METzGER & BRo Grocers,
All 18th st, NV
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Best Quality Blue Flannel Shirts
1t Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt Depot. 7th &H.
Cholera. Diph liberia Eav.

Sewing Machines of all makes for rent by
week or month. At OPPENHEIMER's, 52S 9th
st. n. W., st. Cloud Building
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Ladies' LOw-Priced Shoes.
Morocco and Kid button Shoes from 99c up.
Glove Kid Top Button Shoes, from 81 "a up
Morocco Laced Shoes from 97c up.
Old Ladies' Comfort, Glove kid, $149.
Serge CATERS, Congress, Button and Lace, 73c.
Il. STRASBURGER,
2 No. 9O6 7th street, four doors above I.
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JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 9TH street, the
cheapest Carpet House in the city.
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For Picking Purposes.
Direct from the country a lot of Pure Apple
Vinegar.
N. T. METZGER & Bro, Grocers,
All 9TH ct =, w
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SIS WILL Buy walnut marble-top cham
Der suite: walnut hair cloth parlor suites,
S24-5O ash chamber suites. S24.5O; walnut
extension tables, SO. VIM. III. Dunn, 81 9TH
street northwest.
WHILE waiting, glasses manufactured.
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DR.. David Kenneslv,,

In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market
Space. 2O-th.s.tuIm
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EXCURSION To CHAPEL PoINr-The last
Sunday excursion on steamer Geo. Law will
be given tomorrow. The opportunity to see
this beautiful resort on the Potomac should not
be missed
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DEs DWVH0 Reum6Oy8
Favorite Remedy cured my wife of General De-
bility and Liver Complaint. Gratefully YOURS,
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. co
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PROF. BISCHOFF will resume his lessons on
Monday, September 10th.
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Dtarrhea. worst cases relieved and cured
by Duffy's Pure Malt w hiskey. Recommended
by leading physicians. Sold by druggists and
grOcerS
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Damaged GunS.-A slightly damaged
breech-loading shotgun, with rebounding locks,
pistol grip and rubber stock will be sold for
$4,000, at OMeara's, 1347 Penn. ave. 6
Gents Shoes In all the New Styles.
French Calf, Hand-sewed, Congress and But
ton CATERS, broad toe and London toe, at
$4.23.
Fine Calf Shoes with tips at S1.75.
Seamless Caters in Congress and Button, at
$2.47.
The famous Police and Letter-carriers' Hand
sewed, Laced Shoe, for which we are sole
agents, only $3.50. &
Congress Caters, imitation Button, $1.9S.
Baltimore made solid leather Shoes, in Con-
gress Button and Lace, only 81 40
The Monitor" sewed working Shoe, STAT
The "Creedmoor" working Shoe, $1.A.
Plough Shoes, only Csc.
Also great many other styles too numerous to
mention. Il. STRASBURGER,
2 No. 9O6 eth St four doors ahoveI
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Handsome New STYLES Fall HATS

Handsome New styles Fall Hats
For gentlemen, 81, $3.50, 80, $3.50, SD, SO so
Our 81 $50 Derby is equal to any 81 SO hat in
the city. c. Auerbach, 9TH and H.
One Good Singer Sewing Machine at $40. I
with Drop Leaf AMI Drawer at $15. One New
No. s, Wheeler& Wilson at $15. All with latest
attachments. At OPPENHEIMER's, 52S 9th St.
Il. W., st. Cloud Building.
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CITY ITEMS.

Hats for Fall of 1885.
the broadway Silk Hat, 81, So, Sc;
Al the latest style Derbys, So $3.50 So;
Nice line soft Felts, $3.50, 50, So, 81;
Best soft and stiff "Dollar Hats in city;
Boys Dress and School Polos, 20, g. SOC;
At X. G. LEWIS, 900 18th ST., bet. 1 and K NV
Established 1868. one lowest price to all. 2
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ADJUSTMENTS

| hHzo'S NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
o"' square North of Pennsylvania Ave
NET Il WEEk sEPTEMRER NEXT WEEK
INAUGuRATING THE Second SEASON WITH
Inc ueau,nul, powerful, and world famed actress,
KK44TTHHEEkkISE sSssE Ess k kATHEkINE
hAT ~ ihs, y ROGERS KATHERfNE
sEzSE AZ $ $#H SS$S$H s$#k
n r 70 FAMILY rk tslsSs ~ POPULAR PRICES
No extern ssa, Pseq os and Or
special Matinee Prices: Children under xs.-. ~
age. Az 70 falquet and Orchestra chairs when
open from M 70 70 Doors open at 'io and SaG p
M o ans half hour later Carriages called At
. ,. - Z. - SCI
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ope%SPHs E Sft Be sssplas g,sms,e Season
Every evening. "Wednesday aud Saturday M.ttnees
The Peerless Afelodramapp m''
THE koMANY RYE.
Powerful cass-superb ns sa1eman Man1gsrs
The most magnificent production Of the age.
Admission 25c. SOC. and 75c. Reserved seats To
Sale Of seats now open .ae
MIKADo IN NEW YoRK-PREss NOTICES
Overwhelming crowds ....... Herald
UNABLE TO secure seats at S"'.'--. ' W N.neS
Tremendous rush for places - Tribune
'Speculators golden harvest ...... Post
MIKADO-NEXT WEEK-EORns
Seats can now be reserved. se32t
RANJO QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TAITGIIT
ID by simple method In one quarter for only So 1
guarantee to make the most unmusfcsl person NAV
feet tune each lesson, charge Parlors omen
from until 10 pm GEO. DRAEGER DO q st n o
Teaching by note IT preferred. se2iws
nIME MUSEUM.
- Pennsylvania ave, near 18th st.
MONDAY. August 31st,
And every afternoon and night this week
COLLARS AND CUFFS
In Three Acts, with Comic Taleaus
RATTLING RACKET OF FUN, COMEDY AND
MUSIC
IN MUSEUA-A Charming Novelty, the Great Ger
man DOrama ofthe seasons, Spring. summer and
see it.
Next Week-The Famous Leonzo Brothers and
Wonderful Dogs au31-6t
YIlHEATER COMIQUE
l. SUMNER GARDEN
FINEST SHOW OF THE SEASON:
Twenty Handsome Ladies in q Melange OF Sensa-
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
Every Night at $50 the Fun Begins aus1-et
A TRY CASTLE PARK, MT. PLEASANT
IA The Third Entertainment will be given THURS
DAY. sepsemhsT r 3 1883 Ribden's comic operetta.
Concluding with Dancing. For the Benefit Of the
Poor. Tickets, 25c. aul9lm
TNn|S
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS, ETC.

THIRST GRAND SELECT EXCURSION,
4 Given by PRE>>SMENS UNION, No l.
steamer Corcoran to Marshall Hall, SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL, 1885. Boat leaves It'll St. wharf at
Il DIN Music hE Prof HutchersOn se5-sf SGT
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II AT GREAT BARGAINS,
several Upright and square Pianos
Nearly new. AZ greatly reduced prices ON ea1y nv
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Frank. Jeweler and Optician, 457 Pa.
ave. Fine Chains and Charms, 50 to $40. 1
Bazaar Dressmaker, Illustrating the latest
Fall and Winter styles. Price zoe. at Open.
HEIMER'S, 52S 9th ST. n. W., st. Cloud Building
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Books AT A BARGAIN.-Standard books
slightly damaged, including works of the best
authors, can be purchased at Baums book de-
partment at astOnishingiy low prices. Mis-
books, - cents, % cents, 80 cents and 40 cents
Per volume; red Line poets, 30 cents per volume.
Also sets OF History and many finely illustrated
books at about 20 cents on the dollar.
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WHY he Is SAFE.-"Let the official axe fall
Is FAR as i am concerned" said a GRADUATED O,
sne Spencerlan business College holding a val.
NOR imam one direction TO make my way in
the world. Yes. and better equipped by his
gent public service where ne Is than thousands
q other ofhce-holders. and therefore more
Akeiy 70 receive promotion than discharge
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HNHE MEISTERSCHAFT SYSTEM.-A WON
l. derfuly simple and practical method, enabling
sh Italian French and German. Pupils learn speak
from the very first lesson In long and connected SEN
conversations guaranteed in short time Day and
Evening Private Lessons and in Glasses for Ladies
and Gentlemen Children. General Afternoon and
Evening Glasses in the French Language Tuesdays.
Thursdays and saturdays. at $3.50 and 4::S0 and at
6;sO and 1870 o'clock. Opeping. Oct. lst Terms
moderate. Address 1888 L st. w. LUCIEN L. &.
IDLIIEIE, A. NJ, native of Paris, France. Other
Methods Taught. se2-lm
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0OOL WEATHER NOTICE:

sg Store open until SPIN
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Nl TEACHER OF PIANO.
Terms reasonable. For particulars. &C, apply at
9O2 22d st. NV. sel-lm*
KINDERGARTEN AND MODEL SCHOOL RE-
IN opens September 9th at 1927 18th st. NV.
Misses POLLOCK and NOERR. Principals. Teachers
class. sellm*
OOLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR
teen. 153S st. n w, tenth year Teopens october
/. 1855, closes June / 1885. English French and
Latin charge Seniors. in charge of Lucien f. &.
Colliere. A. N. Juniors, under MrS Coliere. Four
borders taken into the family. sel-1m.
NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO,
IN by which pupils can accomplish In q few months
time what is ordinarily done In years with the old
and particularly adapted to new beginners Parents.
teachers and scholars will welcome the instructions
contained in this method A course of lessons viii!
easily vince them that il Is what they desire For
terms and other information call al the studio ad
dress CHAS W. THOMPON.9l1A st. NV. au3l I'm
AR. w. l.. PARSONS WILL REOPEN HIS
Nl Select School MONDAY. OCTOBER s. Strictly
limited in number FUN business college course 81
per MONTH Higher mathematics and the natural
scapnees extra Personal instruction the private
and leading citizens of WashlngOn. For seats fur
Their information address Pc. Box 294. city. au3llm
GERMAN AND ENGLISH-TRINITY SCHOOL,
" corner 18th and T. sts NV. re-opens SEPTEM-
Der It'll, 1885. Thorough instructions given In Ger
man and English branches Terms moderate W +.
MEYER, Principal. au3l-0ts
DoCKvILLE ACADEMY, ROCKVILLE, MD
course in English Lain. Greek French and German.
au29lOt COOKE D. LUCkErr tU. Of Va.). Prin.
WANTED LADIES, 0ENTLEMEN AND
w Youths desiring Thorough evening course, bus
iness or common school, to send tor circular. IVY
INSTITUTE. s. W. cor 6th and X SITS. NV. a29-lms
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WHrAr BAKno PowDrn
AWARDED GOLD MEDAL (FIRsr PRIZE, AT
NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION OVER AIL
cOMPETTTORS
MAKES BREAD AND BISCUITS THAT pYs-
PEPTICS CAN EAT.
MARTIN KALRFLEIscHs SONS
Established 1879 NEW wong
For sale hy Al Leading asocsrA ,.1zrA.Ap
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H1aH GnApE Or Rrrrrn

Fancy Creamery Butter I'm packages We Ching from
To 20 pounds received fresh week refric.-
rsor cars, direct from the best Eigln
and Iowa. Also. Fancy New York Her liner County
Cheese, drtci from factories
n. B-No Oleomargarine Butterine sold I'm this
establishment or allowed the premises
se2 ct j. II. CRANE $3.50 Louisiana ave.
TMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES, COGSAc
i CHAMPAGNfS AND CORDIALS.
French Clarets, So s5, 81 and 81 per dozen Cali
forna wines imported directly. Napa Znfaneell 500
per gallon. VICTOR RDUN. 1s4e Penn
Agents for frst-class houses, bordeaux, burgundy,
Champas mes and Cognac- Nils de touuG susrles 60
caissesL NJ S-3ms
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REFUSED TO APPEAR AGAINST THEIR
SrEP-FATHER.-CrieS OF murder about 1:8O
Thursday night attracted the attention Of Police
Officer Howell TO the residence Of Herman
Heitzer in Bloody Field" near X and 4la
street. where he found two OF Heitzler's step.
children bleeding from wounds which they
claimed Heitzler was responsible for. Heitzler
was arrested, but the children refused to
appear against him yesterday, and an attach
ment was issued from the Police Court for
them.
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DEATH OF Mr.. FRANCIS BARRY.-Mr Francis
barry, who was stricken with paralysis last
week, died at his hOIIe, I2i street southeast
yesterday afternoon, aged "a years. Mr.. Barry
had been a clerk in the paw office nj the nav
yaro Tor as years. lie leaves a wife, two sons
and three daughters
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EDUCATIONAL
S"lTHlN G SHoRrLIDaES ACADEMY FOR
~ hOI NC MEN AND BOYS, MEDIA, PA
IL FROM pHIr.A

- MILES FROM PHII.A DELPufA.
heu price covers every expense-even books, &c.
No extra charges; incidental expenses exami-
ha,pn Tor admission. Experienced teachers-all men
anu All graduates. Special opportunities for apt
Sehs 70 advance rapidly special dril for duh and
backward boys. Patrons student may select any
stuaeS or choose 1le regular Engtsu scientific. Bust
n.:S .iassieal or Civil Engineering Course Students
,eteN al Media Academy nov in Harvard. Yale.
Princeton and ten other colleges and PolyIcchuc
SCHOOLS Media has seven churches aud q TEN perance
cHarter which prohibits the sale Of all
9rinEs For new illustrated Circular address the
f.,nclpal and Proprietor Call at Riggs House. Ito
o'oO pm, Thursday september
SWITHIN G. SIoRrLIDGE, A. NJ.
auoi-2w (Harvard University oirsduaicl Media. Pa
SHENANDOAH VALLEY ACADEMY, WIN
~ chester, Va, for Boys. For catalogue address
l. G MINOR, n. A, UNIV. Va Lib.
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u RYLAND CHAPEL
Goes down the river 40 miles, MONDAY EVENING.
September eth Steamer j. w. Thompson leaves 9th
street wharf at p. NJ; returns about 10. Tickets
25 cents. Children under II, Is cents. se52t*
~ RAND TOURNAMENT AND BALL
VI at CHAPEL POINT,
THURSDAY, September 10, 1885
The Steamer George Law will leave 6;45 q N.
sharp Return, Friday noon.
Round trip, so cents
P.S Oysters and fish on this occasion in every
style. se5-4t
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4 UBCRN FEMALE SEMINARY
"A Will Reopen SEPTEMBER 30. Highest refer
enceS given. For particulars address
se2-1m* Miss BALCH, Principal, 1900 o st.
~ GEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. c.,
" FOUNDED 1859.
The Schools of the Academic and Scientific Depart
ments open September 10th, 1885. Terms:
Tuition Board, &c, per annum. $500
Haul BOaruerS per ..... ....-.. 1OO
Day Scholars per annum. SO
se2-2w JAMES A. DOONAN, s. j., President,
, 1885-08-28

To the stockholders of the Plymouth
Rock Cattle company. In accordance
with a request, in writing, of a majority
Of the stockholders and owners of a
majority Of the shares of the %eatital
stock Of the Plymouth Rock Cattle
company, you are hereby notified that
a meeting of the stockholders Of said
company will be held at the office of Viii
liam W. Corlett, in the city of Cheyenne, in
the county Of Laramie, and territory OF
Wyoming, on Thursday, the 10th day Of
September, A. ID. 1885, at ~ O'Clock,
noon, of said day TO act upon the follow
ing propositions.
First To see if the stockholders of said
company will vote to increase the capital
stock of said company fifty thousand
dollars.
Second. To zee if the stockholders Of
said company will vote to borrow two
hundred thousand dollars for the
purpose of retiring its outstanding
bonds, and for carrying on the business of
said company, and issue its bonds therefor,
hx the time, terms and conditions there
OF, and to grant the officers of said COM
pany any necessary authority therefor. .
Third. To see IL the stockholders Of
said company will authorize the president
and treasurer Of said company to execute
and deliver n mortgage. of all its real and
personal property, TO secure the payment
Of said bonds and the interest thereon, fix
the terms and conditions thereof. and to
grant the officers of said Company n
necessary authority therefor.
WILLIAM +. HAWKS,
President Of the Plymouth Rock Cattle
Company.
Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
August 4. 1885.
, 1885-08-28
Another Railroad strike.

GALVESTON, Aug. 27.-A general
strike among the m~achinists, carpenters
and laborers in the shops and yards along
the line of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fc
railroad took place at noon to-day, an
order to that effect having been issued by
tho grand council of the Knights Of
Labor, applying to all lines, the workmen
on which had a just cause oil grievance.
The Santa Fe was included in this class of
corporate offenders on the ground that
the men employed on the line received
less pay than those working for the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railroad company and that
they had not been honestly dealt with.
In this city an attempt was made
to prevent the departure of the evening
passenger train by blockading the track.
The police, however, interfered and re-
moved the obstruction without opposi-
ton. Trains are now running us usual
and thus far the effects of the strike have
not been p~erceptibly felt. At Fort Worth
and other prominent points on the road
the strike was general. The condition of
affairs at Fort Worth looks serious, and
though the railway officials appear to
treat the matter lightly, indications are
they will be forced to accept the
strikers terms.
, 1885-08-28
She Took the Confectionery.

A prominent gentleman in this city
has two little ones, n boy and a girl, who
frequently visit their "Unclc WIZ and
that gentleman usually gives them their
GIL Of confectionery. Yesterday he con-
cluded to put them through a catechism
and announced that he would give the
candy to the one who answered most cor
crectly. And the following dialogue
ensued
Who was the first mani
The little girl gave her fathers name,
and the boy said, That amt right; his
name was Adam. No" said the girl,
Adam was only his 6rst name"
Why were Adam and Eve turned out
of tho garden2
Because Eve ate all the peaches and
only gave Adam one little green apple"
said the girl, and then God sent a police.
mar to turn them out, said the girl.
What did they do then?
why, they tried to climb over the
fence and get back into the garden said
the boy, but the policemen were there
with their clubs and wouldn't let them
come back.
What did God make on the sixth day.
Quickly the girl replied: He made
all the monkeys and elephants and things
you see in the circus. and then when he
had nothing else to do he made a man
like you.
The catechism stopped there and the
candy was equally divided.
, 1885-08-28

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT.
CoMMIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
Omaha, Neb., August Is, 1888.
Proposals in duplicate, in sealed envel
opes, addressed tothe undersigned marked
Proposals, September 81, 1885" and
subject to the usual conditions, will be
received at this office until II o'clock
noon, September 81, 1885, at which time
and place they will be opened in the
presence Of bidders, for furnishing and
delivering at the subsistence storehouse in
this city, or on railroad cars, at OF near
place of manufacture Of the following ar
ticles. viz
$40 pounds Of -four, high ground,
to be made from good sound wheat. The
bids will state the price in new, strong
single cotton sacks, and IN double sacks.
The outside sacks to be burlaps, well
sewed and corners tied. each sack TO con-
tain 100 pounds net of -four.
ll3 barrels vinegar, SIS grains strength,
standard. Sample may be seen at this
Office.
IS, 100 pounds soap, laundry. pound
bars, in cases holding GO pounds, cases
strapped. Samples of -four, vinegar and
soap to be sent with the proposals, one
fourth of the -four to be delivered by DC
tober Is, the remainder by November 10,
the vinegar and soap to be delivered by
October Is.
Proposals will also be received and
opened at the same time by Maj. w. II.
Bell. G. s., Cheyenne depot, Wyoming,
for delivery Of the above at Cheyenne de-
pot, or on r. r. cars at or near place of
manufacture, and by Capt. I. +. White
head, c. s., Denver, Col. for delivery at
Denver, or on r. r. cars at or near place
Of manufacture.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals. Blank proposals can be
obtained on application.
JOHN p. HAWKINS,
Mai. and G. S.