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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
NEUs FROM THE SUBCRB&
THREATENING HER son WITH KNIFE


complaint made yesterday by josiah norlpt ~, ~
ir before Justice Adrdge disclosed skeleIop Yr
Horpbower closet which has been cohecdlsu ~. ~
month past The young man accused ms n n1 ,O
Jrcatrniuo 10 stab him with carving knife 1Dc CON-
pIainaut Is the son OF DIR. Josiah Hornblower
Ing physician, who Keeps drug stoIe IA Dr.
Uornhower il an e1-member OF the Board OF Educhtlo
and one Of the most prominent as well as p9pua
dents OF the WITH District. His danghter liELo' Is
twenty-two is a handsome young woman ana has u
CON pcuous In society circles The most iR'oreu -
her numerous admirers Theodore Merseles, younS
man who Inherited j0OOO from his ihtner THO
ago and who has been spccuhtiug III wall Sl.ret
attentions Miss HOrnblOwer were looked ui9
ably by her parents until they discovered thi
had lost his fortune. Then an eflort was naur rn
rate tho lovers INT IL proved unsuccessful DE hol
hIowcr oered Hrrsees TO his visits to the mouse
and his ORDER was obcyed, but the couple maha9cH "
hold candesnc meetings. After time they dceiuGuh ~
mako an appeal to Mrs. HOrnblOwer. Ibey met Win VIII,
positiVc repulsc. She proved 70 De even more op,
than her husband Two months ago tno o"nS lar" Gnn
sent of Tho girls parents, got married secIo, t
y Int did not live together. They continued 10 uC
aid of the young wonan's brother VINO hau peen l''
into the secret. >, ,,., mar
snasinns that on Thursday last Mcrscles and MS Dr,e
went 30 Dr. MIA Mrs HOrnblOwcr ana lniOrhcu tncn VI
their marriage. The disclosure was received WIN
OF Indignation, ana MerS'Irs was pcrehI,', .,
rl.r. from the house The weeping bride was sent 10
her room and directed to remain there. seeing III.
slstcrs distress young Orabowcr went 10 his lpo'ho
and plcaded with her forgive the young couple anu
receive them into the house His mother was opduI"t
and after while they both lost their temper so cni
nieely that the scene occurred which resulted IN me
sons complaint against his mothci. Justice AI1rluLc
did not desire to issue warrant ash't VIZ, ~" 81
blower but sent word To her to come to his ONCE enc
paid 10 attention his message, ana then cOhsta"
was sent notify her that she nn.t appear ami give
exercised over her sons aciion ana was extremely
dcmouStratiyc I'm her Of grief that her chr
drcn should turn against her. she was Obliged to- o 10
Insticc Adridgcs court nevertheless and give bonds
10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
ylyy ACCIDENTS 10 WORKIyGMEN.

By falling on the pier at the foot OF West
Twe1tv-thIrde Yesterday Maurice Hanow of No. 6l5
FAST Sixteenthst, broke his knee-cap Patrick Savage
fell from the third story OF the unfinished building ut
Ninthyo and Ninety first aud injured internally
While paintiny the house No 900 East One hundred
y-ninthst Charles Fishb iuor fell from the
seond story and received serious injury Francis RDg
~ No 400 Groenwichst fell of his truck In whitehall
At and the wheels over him. He was huTt badly.
S,nnel Prtt a nlaStercr fell in the building No.
9S0 Fast EIglty.nipth-st. and broke his arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
towns

WEST HonokrS.-A noise OF the basement door
attracted the attention OF William ~chliudcr, OF
Palisadc-avr about ~ YESTERDAY and he captured
burglar who wa. attempting To force an entrance into
the house The prisoner gave ms name az Henry Jack
SON. and said lac lived IN Bayarst. Newly ork SET OF
the Columbia Truck Company were answering an alarm
Of ire Monday night, Patrick Brennan. one ot The
members fcIl unacr the wheels nd Killed lie lived
IN WeehAwk,li, and leaves widow ana Mn" children
P,s-uc-Tho Essex County Hunt Will hold their next
meet hero on saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
FUNERAL OF FREDERIOK SCHUCHARDE

The funeral of Frederick Schuchardt took
nlace Yesterday morning In Old Trinity Church There
Was large attendance Of relatives aud old business
General A. 8. Webb and family r. q. Remscn. William
Rrmsen. John Cadw sllader, William Ghon Eugene
Dutilh Mr. and MIRA Deaheld, Mrs. Stuy vesant. Mrs.
John Cotton smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Leyerich. Ferdinand
schnchardt ana William T. Brown. Tho Rev. DIR. Nor
gau Dix conducted the Service assisted by the Rev. Dr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
CONNrCrICur TOWNS.

D,NgURI The Salvation Army, on their way TO ho'd
scryi.s al the rink sunday, we're pcltc with apples,
tones ana other missiles. Their evening meeting
broken mp by am0b. lie Army was conducting Itself
IN an orderly manner
BRrpGGroRr-Ihc Rev. sylvester Clarke. 'ot Trinity
Church. Yesterday road paper before the Fairfield
Comfy Clerical Association. IN which he took strong
ground against the proposed revision OF the Book OF
Common Prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

the sphinx which represented the full TsSo ths Of oee IN
iartrai PnTk hes been called Ceoratras NecuIc. an
e,rrous substitution of prosaic iea for me truv
20" tic that the Obeisk rcpresenten mornno Dr.
sbIninR through the clouds in the early InotnnE a,n
Mode6nke traced the history of the opesNi neS FOR
under Thotm mes Ill In 1891 Is. C., ana NOT ~
400 Years lie alluded to its removal to ~ h
its anal arrival in this city, where u mas a'iy peo
Mining away from hOnesickncss. He closed an On
inr lecture with an explanation OF the hieroci!pncS %
tho stoue which seemed to be- extrayaRant elOusn
have act down Pharaoh Thotmes US the n''''
man in the worlds history.
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WHAT'S GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF County Canvasscrs, City Hail. II a. IN
Meeting of the Board OF Education, 4 y. III. ,,. >,
Senate Investigating Committee Morton HOUSE, ~
IN. A.. ,.,;as,,rars
Meetings OF Park. Dock and Aqneduct C0mlissoners
Cnnrrcss Board of Ordnance. New York Hoicl
National Baseball League Convention, Fifth Avenue
Hotel. 100 ,,..,
chi Phi College Fraternity Fifth Avenuo Hotel
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, Windsor Hotel
Crubewski murder trial. Brooklyn.
Medico.I egal society, Hamilton Hall, y. IN.
Constitution Club, No. 81 Mads0n-ave.. y. M
Semrcentennial celebration, CHRIST .hnicn' htieNhe'
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FREE WlRDs FOR Sex BABIES.

ward for the care at SICK infants mas Dcei
Ott. up In the Nr -NO.k Post Graduate Medical school
and Hos pital No 24G Ea-t TWcUteth-st, by b"neV0
lieut. Lady OF TN, city and viii Dee Informally opened ~
reception for ladies tins afternoon and MORO" an L
noon Dr. Suit Instructor In the me- zeal schools
la. secured -o, money toward the endowment OF the
beds anl hopes that public interest may be suihCi
To induce the speedy sub-cupuou OF the sum sim
necessary to care tor twelve children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
RofESIcKShSS or THE OBELISK.

The Rev. DR.. Charles T.. MOldchnke, the
American Egyptologist, addressed the Martin Luther
Society night at No % Madson-aye On the ohelsk
He spoke briefly OF three kinds OF Egyptian monuments.
the pyramids In honor OF the setting and tho dead
the oOesks in honor OF the rsug and the living aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

George william Douglas The music was Sy inc Ss in
choir There were no pallbearcrs , dmo '"i"'
the family vault In Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 6+ sets t3GlNoo sets 226 aoous aga. o.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A M-Sandv HooL 81 to-. .s.trt 423i len GGN 6l1
PN.-sandY Hc0k. 4 "a Goy. ls.ni. 424lHol data OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

A vigorous growth of hair is promoted and
thr color restored by AMP wing Parktrs Hair E2le1n
Iarkei's Tonic the best care for ouShs ana Colds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

CLEANSING and DYEING.-PatroniZedb 10y the
LOED- Of"cS % taSi lbtl-t near ll"dS =
and ul- utu- ave. ucar3itl-st- WAGON calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
Rc,nr entircly ycgctable. no particular

Beng pniliciN NCEtldUit Ho ll'll Nv hl''' N''l'
IL nan fcd while usinv r. Iicrccs Pleasant 'urSatV
I,,t." They without dsurbac &c To the cohstu
lion DICT or CupGtun For Sc@ headichi cOhst'lal H.
pirr 90 tyin"~s erUCtatiuus somicH'
~ 'st m month h or attacks, pin In r.. ion dneys
internal fever lOird EEL lOut stomach ru-u OF OoOu
Ia brlJ take pr ricrces Pe,le,s" By druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
AnaJulceinelth
ADVICE TO NOTHER'

ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Mrs Wivstow', SOOTHING SYEtr should always Dcnel lpr
f'uuttS IrrrulyG. sOOIIEs the CHILLI sOFlfN, tie
cts ALltY, TAS. CUB WIND COLO ana IS the hls
HFUtpl ron piARJIc.A twenty-five cents bottic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

Steamer MarellO (Rr Jenkns Hull Nov l. with ndse 10
sandersOn * san. Arrived az the liar NJ go q m.
Steamer OWN "a ii}r. Bro"n GcnOh oct =. Lc4hoin =.
aples 49, Una % and Gibraltar 81 with lndGe end cabin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18

TRY Ponds Extract. the remedy by unanl,
nous vc FOR IN: ANIMATION and Pain DO not be den"ed
b, spurious preparations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-18
Henry \. DANIELS. VI. D..
1aiTcxiustou-Ayc. botwn'n I'm All irtTL
Itoure -fnI ,tIT Da.l,ss 4 tlt NrryJI' $3.50 a.
Gcnito- Urinary Or:Ius. InD)tcuca All '5'rlNH
ITNpEoRG's RHENISH COLOGNE.

THE ALCOHOL II ABIr AND INTEMPERANCE
Permanently cured w rhe ~nlyo" Remedy which des oYs
me- y, or louor uall e. usng The condition
Of me stomach winch cuu-' ho are tie; containing no
,n,.t, irirSt pro tssloual iudorse ent+. $50 =,
rsiimonia from those who have been cured lent - u
~ IrtYats consul ATOMS IN on CO .!
~ i .r re send -tamp circular IN method OF treat
,cn Aorcs, = lu llEStD - Room 10 NO est lith-st
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SHIPPING " iiPS.

PORT OF NEW.YoRK. TUESDAY. nov y. 1873
ARRIVED
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o46 BARIES!-Mr. ROCHwOod. photographers
t,pnn Snunrc m dc above extraordinary mn rbar
OF phoo.rI, c negatives o! children In one month surely
INF, = la les Par,bisc.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The New York Tribune Of yesterday has
This TO say of a newly appointed official of
the pension bureau:
Clearly Mr.. c. X. Faulkner, one of the new
nprointccs under Pension Commissioner Black
is ineligible for office under the civil service
rules-at least, that will doubtless be the g1n.
cral impression after reading Mr.. FaulknCr's
letter which is printed this morning, Yet
ignorant as the man is Senator Voorhees, finds
no difficulty in securing him responsible po
stion as head of one of the divisions in the
pension bureau where examinations under the
civil service act not required. .But how about
the spirit OF the law which this reform admin
istration processes TO be SO anxious to carry
out?
II any Democrat deserves place in the
pension bureau 1t Is C. r. Faulkner lie
gave two sons and his own Jealous efforts
TO the cause Of the Union. Since the war
he has been true friend to all the soldiers
who fought for the old flag. He is not an
educated man, In the usual sense of the
word, but he Is one of the shrewdcst and
most capable business men In the state of
Indiana. lie was employed for years by
great commercial house In Cincinnati to
look after "lame ducks" business re-
quiring knowledge of law and consummato
tact. In this he was exceedingly successful.
He has been several times elected to the
Indiana senate. lie could not compete with
smart school boy in "book learning" but
he is a good deal of a man and utterly inca
pable of such laundering asininityas has been
achieved by the head Of his bureau. These
are the facts and they are not to Mr.. Faulk-
ner's discredit.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Col. McCAsEILL qualified Gs coasul to Dub
lin yesterday.
c. II. SHINDLE of Cincnnati f. D. Marks, of
Hartlcy Cnmpbcll's "PHquita" Company, an l
II. A. Frear OF Rochester, y, T., are at VIII.
ards
JUICE LAMBERT TREE, of Chicago, the now
minister to Belgium Is at the Arlington, lie
will remain here until Monday, and will thea
so to his post,
MISS MIRA b. WEIGH, who has spent several
weeks with friends In Washington, has re-
turned to her home at Rosemont, Auno Arun-
del county, Md.
THE remains of Senator Gwin, of California,
We're sent to his late home yesterday. Wells,
Fargo Il Co. were intrusted with the proper
delivery Of the body,
MRS, JOHS A. LOGAN has arrived Mt Ciiclgo
and will probably remain until Congress meets
She says her husbands book Is not made up of
war "reminiscences, but is about the evalts,
incidents, and political movements that led TO
the war and TO the heabolltion ofslavory. The book
Is now in press in New York and win be given
10 the public in few weeks,
National Republican., 1885-09-05

The tcn-cent Campaign WEEKLY Nl-
TIoNAL REruDLiCAN is waking up the Old
Dominion with genuine sensation, and Is
invery lively demand in several other states
enclosed find so cents fer five copies y
"a send you 81 for ten copics;n "pleasa nnd
inclosed 50 80 for twenty-five copies;" "send
me four copies for the inclosed 10 cents in
stsmps;' 81 have gotten up club Of
eighty and inclose a money-ordcr for $50
These are extracts from few of many let
tcrs rcmitting money with lots of names for
the Campaign Weekly
The offer is still open, and we confidently
look for an immense addition to our cam
paign list during the coming week.
The best way to fight bourbonism is to
hit it hard with solid chunks Of frozen
truth And that is what we propose to do
all the time, and especially in our cam
paign edition.
spread it then, and let It circulate
through every vein of all your cmpirc.n
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Ir the venerable Simon Cameron, now
travelling in New York, will come to Wash
ington and negotiate in person, he can buy
cheap, for cash or good commercial paper,
the manuscript Of an obituary editorial
written about IL o'clock OF the night of the
81 instant on receipt of q false report that
he had "gOnc over to the Majority While 1t
cannot he Justly maintained that Mr.. Cam
oron is responsible for the waste
of time aud perfectly reckless cX-
penditure Of emotion consequent upon
the writing of the obituary, still he
was the cause of It, for without him It could
not have been. That he will take liberal
view of the subject there is no doubt,
and we believe he will he satisfied with the
goods offered for his inspection and pur-
chase.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

give the right hand Of fellowship to men
who fought with Lee.
But all this furnishes no reason why q
minority should rule the country through
fraud, and the Republican party does not
propose to halt in its warfare ON this great
est ard most vital of all issues until it adds
another to its glorious list Of triumohs in
the cause Of humanity.
If this Is "thc bloody shirt make the
most Of Il let It flap in every breeze
National Republican., 1885-09-05

IF John Sherman were ten times as cold
and unfceing as his enemies falsely repre-
sent him to he, his heart could not fail to
he touched nor his eye moistcned by the
pathetic solicitudc of the Democratic press
lest he should make "more Mistakes in
his campaign speeches. 1t is good to brace
up ones confidence in human nature occa-
sonally, and the world is the better for the
lracing afforded by Democratic editors in
their anxiety to help John along in his can
Noee
National Republican., 1885-09-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED LOT ON
EAST SIDE OF FIRST STREET BETWEEN q


AND d STREETS SOUTHEAST WASHING.
TON, DC.
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated Sept l. 1860,
and recorded in Lber No. 012, folio 40, Of the
land records for the District OF Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby will sell
at public auction, In front Of the premises on SAT-
URDAI, SEPT 10, 1885, at 3 p. M, all those Ger.
tain pieces or parcels OF ground situate and lying
In the City Of Washington, In the District of Co.
lumbia, and known and described us the whole Of
lot numbered thirteen, In Kelly and ThompSon's
subdivision of square numlsrcd 733 and all that
part Of lot numbered II, of@e same subdivision Of
said square us Is contained between the nOrtherly
line Of said lot numbered IL and n straight line
running east and west through the center Of south
wall OF the brick house standing on said lot num-
hcrcd II, and owned by George @. Cornish, the
center Of said wall being distant seven inches from
the northcrly line of the aforesaid lot numbered 49,
as described In said deed OF trust IN Washington
City, said District, together with the Improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale Onc.thrd cash and the balance in
two equal payments, payable IN six and twelve
months, or payable all cash. as the purchaser may
desire; 5000 cash down required at time Of sale
Terms Of sale to he complied with In ten days from
day of sale else trustee reserves right to resell ut
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
ELLSWORTH II. STRONG,
sc1-10t Trustee.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
LECTION SIZES.
DY THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIONEER.

d
TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT on vIR-
GINA AVENUE, BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH SITS. NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of decd Of trust dated January ., 1875
recorded Lib. S77, (. 800 ct seq of the Land Rec.
ords Of the District Of Columbia shall offer for sale
nj public auction in front Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, THE 3D DAY OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, AT b3O O'Clock y. m, original lot A. In
square 147, In the city Of Washington.
Terms OF Observation-Disclosures secured and expenses
Of sale in cash; balance at SIX twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale, secured by
posi at time OF sale. COnveyancing at purchasers
cost. GEORGE II. HERRICK, Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
SEQUENCE OF THE RAIN UNTIL MONDAY,
SEPT. Z, 1885, SAME HOUR AND PLACE. BY
ORDER OF TRUSTEE.
dGds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctlonecr.
WEEKS & CO.,
w Auctioneors.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
EDUCITTONIL
THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE,

L HE No''"ooD iN'lll ll'ih'
A select boarding and day school for young la
dies and little girls, reopens with Its customary
large corps of Professors and Teachers,
SEPTEMBER 80 1855.
Course Of study complete from Primary Glass
through Collegiate Department, with thorough in
sruction In French and Germah
Students prepared for Vnssar and Wellesley Col
leges.
Advanced classes In Music Literature, and Mod
eIn Languages open to outside pupils Address
MR.. AND MRS WM. ID. CABELL,
Principals,
National Republican., 1885-09-05

w H. narrower,
W. Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNACES,
And Dealer In
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERATORS,
TlNWARE, ,HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS,
&c, &C.,
3l3 Seventh 81. N. W., near Pa. Ave,
Washington, ID. G..
National Republican., 1885-09-05
SPECTiL NOTIFIES. .


N ~, WASHINGTON, u. c., SEPT. 4, 1850
~ Tie partnership heretofore existing between
Charles i. Ortlip, Of This city, AMI Jus. l.. jack.
son, Uf the same place, under the name Of Ortlip
& Jackson Florists, 1917 T. street northwest l. thl,
iih day Of September, 4. d. 1855, dissolved by mi.
lie tusincss will be carried on at the old pllc,
ly jas. L. Jackson. g. j. ORrbIp,
JAS. l.. JACK son.
Mr.. Jackson respectfully Informs his patrons thu
ic has In his employ first class florist AMI will be
pleased to I'LL all orders promptly and neatly.
se5.3t
49, METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
o. Church. Fourth aud u streets oi'hcli..--
lrcuching tomorrow ut ] ! H. IN. bv Rev, Jnnn' VI.
Noursc, pastor Of First Presbyterian Church, AL
cXGEdr0, Va II
s>5z7 ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
HsG5 corner Of Firth and streets northwe':.
The church, which has bcen closed several wc'Es
for repairs, Will lie opened for service Sunlty.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Geo. q. Little. \
cotdnl invitation to all. u
n+zsss SPECIAL NOTICE.-TuE OFFICE OF
kNJ Mrs Dr. SemmCs, the wel-knOwn Chirlpo.
dist aud DermatOlogist, will be open all summer.
1922 st. iylj.3m
n-Sso II. A. sELtGSON,
E.Sy 1924 Penn. Av. n. w,
sells Virginia Clnret tNOrtOn's Sccdling) at
81 CENTS A GALLON.
California aud Ohio Wines. jel5-tf
s-Szs,H. O. CANDEE, vfTAPATH PHYSICIAN
w. Iemploy the best health resources OF nature,
scientifically applied through vital Nervaura, Elec-
tTicity, Vegetable Remedies Food, Water, Air Heat
Liglt, Ozone, Electric Nopor Baths &C. discard
all Minerals, Opintcs, Mercury, Quininc, Alcoholic
dies. Consultation free. Call send for tCstmo.
mails OF wonderful cures.
treat all diseases, acute or chronic. o0icc and
reception parlors 022 ST., bet. 9th and 10Th sts,
Washington. ID, e.,
National Republican., 1885-09-05
PERSONAL COMFORT.
DR, WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST.

IN WHITE IUUI HFEIIALIbT,
Cons, BuniOns, Club and Inverted Nails, Vas
treated at his establishment, 14I0 Pennsylvania
avenue Opposite Will0rd's HOte). DIR. WHITES
lWeniy-hfth consecutive year Of practice in WASH
ingon' baltimore establishment, IL North Eu-
iaw sreep. Ohice fee IL a sitting. Hours u. m.
10 Op, m.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
BUSINESS CARDS.

A WEING MAKER-R. @. NJ. BURTON, Asa Och
n ST. n, W, Reception Cnnopies and Decorations
for rent All kinds Of Awnings, Tents, and Flags
made.
L J.. KERyAND, 1919 PA, AVE.--ENGRAYIN
u plate and 90 visiting cards, 80 cts; 80 cards
from same plate, 40 cs.i 100 cards printed from
plate, 76 cts.
VRUNKS AND HARNEsS-JAMES S, TOP
i HAM, 1881 Pa. ave. N. W,
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Lost IND FONND.

I OST-S2O REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
IL receipts amounting To $40, and photograph,
ind $40 note taken from the folding room of the
Government Printing Onlcc, Return 10 Mrs. a.
NACARIllY, l1o0 18Th 81. n. W. and obtain re-
ward. OF B
National Republican., 1885-09-05
DEPARTMENTS:
Cloaks,
Jerseys,
Corsets,
Underwear,
Infants Wear.
DEPARTMENTS:

In making mention of the several depart
ments 1t is not our intention at present to
dwell upon the special articles offered
therein; suffice it to say that we have estab-
lished q uniform low price, and propose to
adhere strictly to the principles of fair busi-
ness dealings. Our facilities in connection
with the importer and manufacturer enable
us to offer the article appertaining to every
feature of our trade with such a feeling of
surety that will insure you satisfaction;
otherwise we are willing at all times TO re-
fund the purchasers their money and thus
uphold the principles whereby your conf
dence can be sustained.
The Bon Marche.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
DEPARTMENTS:
Millinery Goods,
Gloves,
Laces,
Handkerchiefs,
Jewelry.
CORDIAL GREETING.

II is with pleasure we extend this greet
ing and cordially invite the public Of Wash
ington to an examination OF the goods in
all Of our several departments. In estab-
fishing ourselves among you we have re-
solved to give an article of merited value
and In every way fulfill the literal meaning
of our "Bon Marchen
Having placed experienced and competent
buyers in the varied markets of our trade,
we feel fully able to omeet the strongest com
petition and assure to our patrons positive
satisfaction in all their dealings with us.
Call and be convinced that Bon Marchc,
not only IN name, hut In its material sense,
has been established in the Capital City,
where everything will be found as adver-
tised.
In closing these Introductory remarks we
trust they will receive your favor inasmuch
rs to give us a call on the above day. For
the rest we leave to our future dealings, and
assure all we will strive to please.
The Bon Marche.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

We make show of fine Uphols-
terry Materials in our windows--hun-
dreds of pieces Of Raw Silk, Came
lines, Roourkes, Zephyrs, &c.
Magnificent Turcoman Curtains,
in Renaissance, Old English, and
Flemish designs.
Upholstery Materials will soon be
in great demand. Why not call
upon us and view the many novel
ties displayed2 Shall we count upon
your