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National Republican., 1885-10-03
PROPOSALS,


TT s. NAVY PAY OFFICE,
~. WASHINGTON, ID. O., Oct. 2, 1885,
Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals q. & II.
Suppliesn will be received ut this ONCE until Noon
0cT. 2S, 1885, for supplies TO be delivered at the
Construction and Repair department OF the Navy
Yard, Washington, ID. o., namely: Requisitions
No. %, spelter Solder; 20 and 80, Tools, &C.; 81,
Paint, &C.; 81, Rope, Duck, &C.; 80, Leather DC,
"a, Charcoal Proposals must be made In dupll.
cate, and official forms furnished with schedules
giving details) by the Office. For expert and other
Information apply to Navy Yard Bids received
the articles they offer TO supply" Pe right Is re-
served TO reject any or alf bids and to waive de-
fects. Responsible persons must guarantee the
prompt and faithful execution OF contract; aud the
competency OF the gueIantors must be certified 20
before United States officer.
THos. II. LOCKER,
Pay Director U. s. N, Navy Pay Agent.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
pRoposALs FOR BOILER HOUSE.

ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MONUMENT,
wAsiusGTos, d. O., Oct. 3, 1855
Sealed proposals for building Stone Boiler
House on the grounds OF the Washington Monu-
ment In this city, will be received at this oice until
~ m. ON MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1885, and opened
Immediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
Specifications, general Instructions TO bidders
and blank forms OF Proposal will be furnished on
application to this office,
TlIoS. LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps of Engineers,
oc3,6,6,7,10,17 Engineer In Charge,
National Republican., 1885-10-03

At st. Peters Church. Capitol Hill to.mor.
row the Paulist fathers-Elllot Wyman, aud
Deshon-begln mission. It will last eight or
ten days, ending with pontlncal mass, Bishop
O'sullyan officiating, The bishop will also ad.
minister confirmation to u class of 80 ut the
close of the mission,
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Daniel Kelley, wcll.known citizen, aged 81
years, died at O'Clock yesterday morning at
his residence, 7O2 Second street southwest For
many years he was master rigger at the new
War, Navy and state Department building. His
funeral tnkes place at $50 o'clock Monday
morning. The cortcgo win proceed to st.
Dominlcs Church, where requiem mass will be
snid.
pnnis IN nrllnr a mud I'm Elsntn m -th G L
National Republican., 1885-10-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list ofadvertised letters remain.
ing IN the Washington city postofce SATURDAY,
Oct 3, 1885.
pb-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ApvElTIsED LETTERS.
pH- II not called for within four weeks they will
be sent TO the dead letter Office.
FRANK II. CONGER, Postmaster.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
Baltimore Produce Market. Oct. 2.

COTTON steady middling, 92sc.
FLOUR steady and quiet Howard street
and western superine, s3.OO63 40; do. extra,
S3,5O@i25; do. family, Sli0@5.OO; city mills
supeTtne s3.OO63,5O; do. extra, S3.756Di. %; do.
RIO brands, si.S7@ $780, PatapsCo family. 1915;
do. superlatiye patent. 5000.
WHEAT-Southern ilrmer and fairly active;
western trmer, closing dull; southern red, g5(0
97e; do; amber, sL0O@l.02; No. Maryland,
9lA@9l2sc october 9llS@9lNc; November,
gi@Yhe; December, 9G5E@yt54c; January,
C0RN-southern firm for white yellow
easier western easier and quiet; southern
white, bl6l5Gc; do. yellow, 5O452c; western
mixed, spot, 4sc bid year, $40 i5j4c; January,
OATS easy and qulet southern, sl@9Gc;
western white, 32G35c; western mixed, 3J93lc;
Pennsylvania, Sl@,3Gc.
RYE firm, 62@G5c,
HAY quiet-Prime TO choice western, Sl200
PROVISIONS steady and fairly active
Mess pork, slO.0O@l050; bulk meats, shoul-
ders, and clear rib sides, packed, 454@G54c.
B0con--Shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides ne:
hams, llA@l214c. Lard, refined, re. Butter
steady-Western packed, llmlic; creamery,
la@2lc. Eggs steady at l7@l7Xc. Petroleum
steady; refined Sl1@S1sc. COliJe easy-Rio
cRrgOes ordinary TO fair 1J40S4c.
SUGAR lOwer-A son, 90; copper refined
lower and quiet lUA@l0lac.
WHISKY steady at Slli@ll5.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Oct. 2.--Vrgina Gs, consoll-
dated, iSl9 pnst.duo coupons, 6Sl 1; new l040s,
SO; new IS, 80 bid to-day
-
National Republican., 1885-10-03

The grand jury yesterday afternoon brought
in an indictment against Patrick Naughton
for the murder Of Edward Fee alias Alexan-
der, at the Soldiers Home. The following
were dismissed: Louisa Butler, grand larceny
Wm. Reynolds, embezzlemGnt; Unity Giyins
exposing child; Charles Oden, arson; Richard
Timmons, grand larceny.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

MIR. L. G. MARISI's Academy, Masonic Hall
corner OF Ninth and i streets, Is now open for
reception of pupils. The class for misses and
masters will meet Saturday, Oct 8, at 2 o'clock
p. m. For particulars, see circulars TO be had
at the Academy.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
pROPosALs FOR STATES.


0fFIcE or BUILDING PoR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS
WASHINGTON, ID. O., October /, 1855.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
10000 purple roofing states, with rubbed faces and
sawed edges at the site Of the building for the State
War, and Navy Departments, In this city, will be
received at this office until ~ M, on Tuesday,
Oct; 20, 1885, and opened Immediately thereafter
In the presence OF bidders
and blank forms OF proposal will be furnished TO
tablished manufacturers and dealers ON application
to this oifce, TH0S. LINCOLN CASEY,
~ Colonel, Corps OF Engineers
National Republican., 1885-10-03
To Tell Congress All About Cholera. =.

DR.. i, o. Shakespeare, of Pennsylvania, has
been directed by the President to proceed, un.
der the direction of the Secretary of State, as
the representative ofthe United States, to Spain
and other countries In Europe where cholera
exists and make Investigation of the causes,
progress, ana proper prevention and euro of
the said disease, In order that full report may
be made TO Congress during the next session.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
PaulIst Fathers at 81. Peters

All Clothing we sell is manufactured at our
factory, No IA S. Howard street, Baltimore. Md.
Eiseman Bros, cor 7th and Il SITS.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
Barr and Fulmcr, Nationals battery to-day
Action of the Grand Jury.

The only manufacturing clothiers and tailors
OF Washington are Elseman Bros, cor. 9Th and
ECtC
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Britten, Mitchell Frank
Borchardt. snml Mesowen. C,eo Nv
Banks, VIM l. Myer Geo w
Irander, Thomas Mcheii, GeoA
Corbet, CP Means II ID
Jnmbell John l. Mahon Irwin
llafk, Jerome Mcdaniel, Jos
collins Jos III McGrath, Hon jas
Contec, JnOB Macen Prof i n
IIowh' ana son Iuvrton, j Sterling
Cyson, jas Mcf;rann Mo
loving Mitchell, VI V d
Cunningham, Patrick Mo,en, Thos IL
Clemson, Rev Mr. May, w
Carroll, TO Miles WIN
Cntkins, w w Nicklis, Chas
Chipley, WD osborn, LF
CONN VIM q Ogleby, Major
Dean, Alex jr O'Bren, VIM q
Davis, BJ Peart, Chas
Detmer, Dr Palmer, Chas
Doyle, Douglass ~ Prescott, CA
Day, Ew Pfunkstein, David
Davis, w Parker, Judge EV
Dugan, Harry Perkins, q ~
DAILY, John Power, Rev Jas w
Davis John Prile, Hnrman
Dorsey, Jno II Parker, Jas
Decle, Lionel Pottrrn, John
Duvnll, CaptL Pike, Mr. O
Dorsey, ThOs Pease, V II
DoGgioss, WIN queen, Ghas ii'' II
Dudley, W II Riddick, Albert
Edwards, nenIT Rhodes, Chas
Edwards, II Reeder, u X
Llcholn, &c Rafalskey, Henry
English, Jno G. Rasmussen, n n
Esty, Rev Edw Roberts, ProfJ n
Eyahs, Rohert Rogers, Jasper II
Edmond, W 4 Rossis T. q
Fisher, Chns Rene, Rowland
fotd, Chns Richards II II lr
Foster, Chas Robb, Robert
fHycs, Edw (2l Rudolph, Reynold J
EralcnlurRe rs sauiman and Coony
inriss, Henry Saunders, q
inglond, II sillnR, &
InrTer, j W stewart, Daniel
ioid' Snml slcarnan, l.
Foley, ihos sutherland, + E
NIecn. rev NJ Scott, A
Gutnthcr, RevA schurrcr, Fred
Gillcn, Chas SCholler, Uenl
bittlngs, Frank Spencer, Henry
Gillls Geo slmms, Jos l.
Gibson, Henry q strother, Jerry
Grincth, HANDLE strather, JerryM
Garter, Jarret stoOkey Jas M
Gapscorte, Robert scott, Jefferson
Guiohell re Stone, John
nfeen, J. ID Shelly, Jas
dhlef, Sculic, q
Grten, I Bnrwell (9) Setterman, MFR
Goollove, Dr VIM Sullivan, Mortimer
Hall, VI spcdcn, Robert
Howard, CR Saunders, In
mhifis! charlie sWeuringen, 1hos
unrc, Dnfid Severance, w W
llendrlcks Francis smith, WE
Haller, Ferd Smith, WmJ
Hail, Jno d, MD smith, VIM W
HeryCy, JnO n Steward Vim III
Haynes, Jno II sterns, VINO
liemingNny, Capt 81 stocking, Waiter
Hamilton jas Taylor, Edw II
Hinman, Ut Taylor, Fred
hodges Jno TIT Trency, jas
Mowland, Marcus (2) Tothamcr, ole
nNue' Underwood, Elmer
!.Ftdin, Palmer Wander Berghen, A
IInrna Sam Vinson VIM
Henderson, Thos Van Buren, Ga
Hutchinson, Tlos White, Geo T.
llaney, VIM White Hamilton
Harper, W X wendell, JP
Hemingway, Hon WI Wilson, III
Holmes, Warren Ware, Jas Henry
jackson, Arthur Wheeler, Malone
johnson, Rcn White Thomas
Jennings, Fredk Wells VIM
Jayne, DIR JnoY Wallace Wm
Jackson, Jas Wallace W T.
Jackson, johnny Wilcox W Ii
Jennett, Jno Y
MISCELLAN EOUs.
Oon 4 saw pt,,.i,,.. o. ,-z..-,.--,
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oc1,2,3,6,17,l!
r LoYD's 25-cENr wAsHINoroN EMPRESS

BAGGAGE DELIVERED
To all parts OF the city, railroad, steamboats, &C.
FURNITURE CAREFULLY REMOVED,
SEWING MACHINES, TYPE-WRITERS &C.,
handled with care.
Trunks taken to any part OF the house without
extra charge.
Persons returning 10 the city can leave their
checks at either office.
TELEPHONE No. B49-4.
ONCE 1908 IL at. N. w. Branch Ofioes 4S1
Pa. ave. n. W.; 613 10Th st. N, w; 21b0 Pa. ave,
N. Wi 020 o Bt. NV.
JOHN O. HAwLEY,
se9S-1m Proprietor.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
WONAN'S NODLEST WORK.
THE FINAL ADDRESS OF MRS. G. Ia.
ROACH, OF THE W. CRU.

Retiring Presidents Review of the
Unions Fast Work and Field of
f. Action-The Temperance Question rs
n Home Issue.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Don't fail 10 see the Athletics to-day, 4a5.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
Nationals strongest nine will play to-day.
"Now's the Day."

Boys Clothing of our own manufacture
Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and L SIS.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Fall Oycrcoats OF our own manufacture
Eiscman Bros, cor, 9TH and Il SITS.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

LOCAL LETTERS.

n26 T. StSw PLAYING Card Noveltx, u
Box lOoO Washn, ID Q shirley Copying Co
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Following is the range of prices In the Chicago
market as corrected by reports received by WIN. II.
HELEN, CorcOTan building:
National Republican., 1885-10-03

Great base ball game to-day at l;lj.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

The only manufacturing clo,hcrs ana talors
of Washington are Elsoman Bros, cor. 7th and
n
National Republican., 1885-10-03

WHAT Is everybody's business is nobody's
business. If you have n headache everybody
thinks II his duty TO prescribe something
which ho Is sure will cure you. Take our
advice, p1y no attention TO them, and use ST.
Jacobs Oil. IL conuuers pain.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

Pants to order, 90 and up. Elscman, eth & E.
National Republican., 1885-10-03
Death of Daniel Kelly.

Boys Clothing of our own manufacture
Elscman Bros, cor. 9Th and T. sts.
National Republican., 1885-10-03

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2.-Vlrginla Gs, consoll-
dated, asa; pnst'duc coupons, 6Sll new lO-40s,
SO; new 3s, 81 bid to-day.
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AnIndelioate Matter

WASHINGTON, d. c., December Is
Touching the report from Washing
ton of the declination b. John Bigeow
of the sub-Treasuryship at New York,
to succeed Mr.. Acton, that gentleman
was to night asked for his reasons and
said While 1 appreciate and RECOGNIZES
the honor conferred upon me by Presl-
dent Cleveland, l consider it would be
indicate for me TO make public
through the press my resignation and
reasons for it. No doubt my action
NAV seem inexplieable 70 many: The
sub. Treasuryship is a position wherein
none die and few resign, but when, at
proper time, my reasons are MADE
known, 1 believe they will not only
prove satisfactory to President Cleve
land, to Secretary Manning, and to my
personal friends, but also 10 the peopi'
generally"
HAS your resignation any specla
political significance. was asked.
II must seek cover under my mrs
declaration, and must say that thin
it indicate to speak OF the matter a
| this time" was the response.
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Perilous Position.

PORTLAND, Org, December B.-Vlc-
toria, December 25.-Last night, during
the prevalence of a thick fog, the Brit
ish bark ArabeIIa, lumber-laden Tor
Australia, while in tow by the tug-Pttot
went ashore ION the rocks off Trial
island. a few miles from this port. In
the efforts to get her off, the Pilot was
also stranded. Both vessels remain
hard and fast. The steamers have gone
to their assistance. Their position Is
periIous if a southeast wind springs up
as a heavy surf breaks on the side where
the vessels lie, The Pilot is owned oy
r. Dunsmuir d Sons, of Victoria, ana
is valued at $50, 900. Insured:
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The Champion Of the world.

CHICAGO, December 26.-Schaefer and
Slosson played the final game in the
balk-line billiard tournament tonight
in the presence of about 300 spectators.
In the pools Schaefer was the favor
tie at 10 to Z. With the
help of generally good play
and two or three.msgniicent runs,
Schaefer won the game and earned the
title TO the champion of the world. In
the twenty-third inning Schaefer. with
marvellous nursing and position play,
made 81 and then lost the rail by mis-
cue. He soon got it back, how
ever, and went along with a
beautiful gait until he stopped at
1873 on long bank shot which he had
to play to get the balls out OF balk. The
score then stood - Schaefer Al
Slosson 431. Schaefer got keyed
no again in his twenty-fifth
and didn't run down until he reeled
off the handsome run OF 10, which
ended with his being kissed out. In
the 9th. Slosson made II and the score
was Schaefer $50, SlOsson $50. Nothing
daunted, Schaefer took M the business
and with what is probably the most SUI
perb billiard exhibition ever seen under
like circumstances, ran out the game
with l4S. Schaefer-Total, so; average
%. 1923; highest run los. SlOssOn-
total, 529; average 10 1927; highest run
| 20
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A Fatal Sleep.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 26.-In-
telligence reached here this afternoon
of the killing. in Elliott County, of Craig
Tollyer by Asbury Crisp. The latter
found Toliver. who was drunk. sleeping
with his head in the lap Of his (Crisp 81
paramour, and without stopping to
awaken the sleeping man, he shot him,
the ball penetra ting Toliver'S LETT
breast lust over the heart. Crisp
escaped, but the friends of bis
victim are securing the country
and promise him summary punishment
if caught. It is feared this killing will
stir up another war in Rowan. TolVeI
was the notorious desperate of Rowan
County, who led the Holiver faction IL
their bloody feud on the Martin faction
| The 1eud lasted for over a year, during
which time nearly dozen or more mer
were killed. The outlawry became Sc
! fragrant that no court could sit In th'
county, and Governor Knott, after vain
/ attempts to arbitrate matters, sent thu
State militia into Rowan County t.
hunt down and bring to justice those
| desperadoes. After two months ser
vice there, the troops were recalled
Toliyer and his principal followers Ter'
arrested and Jailed. In the mea ntlme
Toliyer was taken to Cincinnati t
answer an indictment for robbery. ID
was tried and acquitted, and few
months ago returned to his mountain
home
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HORRIBLE CRIMES.
0utrages and Murder
Austin, Texas.
s6HAEFER IS THE CHAMPION
An Indelicate Matter-The Red Cross
Killed His wife-A Serious
Fight-Etc.
Horrible Crimes.

AUSTIN, Texas, December 2o.-TTo
terrible crimes were committed in this
city last night after midnight, which
will undoubtedly result in three deaths,
and no telling how many lynchings
During the past year Austin has been
Mortified every few weeks by some das-
tardly attack on servant women, both
white and colored. Fully a dozen
servants have been outraged, and eight
murdered within this period. The
crimes all bore evidence of being per-
petrated and planned by the same per-
son. Every effort has been made to APP
prehend the criminals, and skilled de-
| tectives have been employed. Many
negroes have been arrested and put
Through rigid examinations, but no
thing came of the efforts. Many clti-
| zens and some officials held TO the
Theory that the crimes were perpetrated
nv. some insane individual who cum
| ninglv devised how he could shed
woinen's blood without sapprehen
sion. About midnight, last night
w. II, Hancock, well to- do
carpenter, residing at 203 Walter Street.
was awakened by groans. Entering his
Wife's chamber adjoining, he found the
vacant bed covered with blood spots; he
follwed the TIA o1t OF the front door
: around the house and into the BACK
ward where he found his wife welterlne
in a pool of blood. She had been struck
twice across the head and face with a
blunt axe and her skull fractured
Although still alive, physicians say the
:; lady will surely die from her wounds
j Mrs. Hancock is aged 40 aud still hand
some. She bore an unblemishec
y character. In the midst of the great
excitement produced by this outrage
l citizens were appalled, at learning OF
still greater crime perpetrated abou
the same hour several square
distant. At o'clock Mrs. Phillips, ro
siding at 308 Hickory Street, wa
l. awakened by the cries of her grandson
n Entering her sons flames Phillips
o. room. she found an infant on the be-
Q covered with blood, and Phillips lyini
senseless from a terrible blow across tn
& head. Ella Phillips, his wife, was miss
y ing. A frightened neighbor followed
y bloody trail, and found her body lynn
Z, in the back yard of the adj oining prem
~ ises. Death had resulted from q bio
y on the forehead with an axe. Acros
Is the body lay heavy rails. He
, person had been outraged. TheI
~ Is no clue. to either crime
~ The excitement on the streets durir
= the day has been very great; Christm;
~ was forgotten. The mayor called
III meeting of citizens at the State Hous
u, Nearly 900 attended. A committee
= public safety was organized. The fee
~ ing over these last outrages is intens
~ A house search for the bloody hand'
nc murderers viii probably be made.
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The Red Cross

BosroN, December 26.-The National
Association of the American Red Cross
is in receipt of two circulars from the
international committee of Geneva, the
first of which soliciis the aid Of the
other national societies in favor OF the
Bulgarian Society of the Red Cross,
whichi4las been compelled to care for
the wounded of its army before 1t had
time TO sufficiently prepare itself;
The second circularI sOlicits aid
for the Servian Society OF
in the short space of nine years, IN the
midst of a third war and under the ne
cessity of helping its unhappy victims;
These appeals are placed before the Ke9
Cross societies and the people in general
with a recommendation that such &C
ton be taken by each and all as the
heart and conscience may dictate. Com
munications may be addressed to the
president of the American Red Cross
Washington.
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To Rsn1ace the Heathens.

New York, December 26.-Neariy 100
cigar makers and packers started for
San Francisco tonight, on the 9 o'clock
New York Central express. They 60
labor has been employed at S. per
thousand. as against. 81 and y to be
Maid to the men who start tonight. The
Kew Workers are in charge of President
Wolff of the San Francisco Union. and
their expenses are paid by the Inter
national Cigar Makers Union. En
route between here and Omaha abou,
400 Others viii Join the party. Many
of the New Workers are taking their
wives and families.
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KILLED His Wife.

New ORLEANS, December 26.-To-
night Martin Heindal, gas-ftter, aged
81, called at disreputable house on
Custom House Street. where his wife,
aged 20, was living. He called her out,
and stabbed her several times, int1ict-
ing injuries, which will probably prove
f Ital. Heindal is under arrest and ad-
mits having intended to kill his wife,
saving he was unable to endure her con.
duct. She left him three weeks ago. and
has since been an inmate of disreput-
aSle house. He says he and his wife's
brother, Jacob Beren, and her father
had determined to kill her, and as her
father was too old to live out term Ii
the penitentiary, it was better that a
Young man should do it.. Jacob Beren
ACCOMPANIED Heindal to the house, and
il is said held his sister while her hus-
band stabbed her. The police has moi
vet arrested him. The girl recognized
Heindal as her assailsnt, but as yet has
made no charge against her brother.
The proprietress of the house says Helm
daIs visit tonight was for the purpose
of extorting money from his VIE
which was refused, hence the attack =
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ST. LOUIS, December 26.-COngress-
man O'Neill, of this city. who is men
toned as probable chairman of the
committee on labor of the House of
Representatives arrived home to day,
and was met by various leaders or labor
interests to proffer their support 10
him. O'Neill deprecated any actlon-on
their part, not wishing 10 embarrasS the
Speaker in his selection of committees
and said: IF having created the cOni-
mittee on labor IN the last Congress. IN
treduced the bill 10 create bureau OF
tabor statistics, and made speech Id
the House on the importance OF CON
tract labor, which the Democratic
national committee made one OF their
principal campaign documents, all OF
which was done under the eye of the
Speaker, does not entltle me 10 she
craftsmanship of the committee, then
mass meetings and resolutions will not
help me-"