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PROPOSALS


IT - NAANI PA er...C..
Scaled proposals, In ipii,ate rom ls tuf
dealers or manum cturUrs uu w. Endorsed i B.. o.
posals Ordnance VIII he received at this oiiit Q
until moon 23D INSrANT, ior articles require.
90 follows, to be delivered vt tho Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. G., iree Of any expense o
Goyerhment, and subject to the usual inspcci on
"nu iBiVuri1'ERNu OF ORDNANCE.
Requistlon No. O-Stecl. No B3 IRON, bolt
machines, &c, 40. 67-Books and blrding
Each requisitlon 10 be awarded separately.
schedules and blank forms Tor bids to So bad AZ
this ONCE, aud all necessary Information at Navy
Yard, Responsible security required on bids for
faithful performance, the competency of the
gusrautOrs to be certified to before q Notary or
other public uflicer The right Ia reserved 10 re-
lert any or all bids, aud IN waive defecis
THuS. ". LOCKER,
pny-DrcCtor, u. Il n,
fetO-4t Navy Ray Agent
DRoPosALs ron STANDS.
HuADQuAHrERs
1NAuUuRArfoS CEREMONIES.
1917 4 SrHEEr NORTHWEST
BIDS will be received at those headquarters
until TUESDAY, FEB. ~, 1855, at ~ O'clock
n. ior The privilege Of erecting public stands ON
the various government reservations along
pennsyiyhnia avenue, between First and Seven
teenth streets northwest. for use on the 4th of
March ucNt Stands to be subject to Inspection
by the proper officer tc placed 20 AS not 10 dam.
age the shruboery, and romoysd 9y March 2,
1880. w. N. GAIT
DORSEY CLAeEtr, Secretary ie6-N
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

For curing cramps, swclings, and inflam.
nations OF all kinds rub with Salvation OH.
Price % cents,
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A meeting the Nowsboys Aid Society will
bo held Rt tho Riggs House tomorrow at . p.
m. All who are interested In this effort to
improve the moral, religious, intellectual, and
social condition of the nowsbOys OF our city
are cordially invited TO DO present.
National Republican., 1885-02-10
AYERS
Cherry PeCtOraI

Is not n new claimant for popular conf
dence, but medicine which Is to-day
saving the lives OF the third generation
who have como into being since 1t was
first offered 20 the public.
There Is not household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where It's use has ever been
abandoned, and there Is not a person
who has ever given It q proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible OF cure, who has not been made
well bV II.
,AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL has,
in numberless instances, cured obstinate
cases Of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients IN the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. II Is n
medicine that only requires TO be taken IN
small doses, Is pleasant 20 the taste, and Is
needed In every house where there arc
children, as there il nothing SO good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment OF Group and Whooping Cough.
These are all plain facts, which can bc
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral
PREPARED ny
DR.. ]. G. Aver 81 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists.
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A CARD, TO all who are suffering from tho
errors and indis1retlOns of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c
will send a recipe that WILL euro you, iree OF
charge This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary in South America, send u self
addressed envelope TO tho Rcv, Joseph L. In'
man, station D., New York city
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE

BY nm overwhelming popular vote It's fran
chisc was made part Of the present State Con
etitution, adopted Dec 2, A. d. 1870,
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VT,HE GREAT PENNsYLvAN1A ROUTE
no THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTH
WTsr. DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID
eCENERY, ArEELRA1LS. MAGNIFICENT

HT6o TTE HEM ANoaF FnIE " fs lENNinn ENn sSiYrn SiYrInT
seEiS; SEg,$l3 iI, \ |, SfiiEiRhffs. MAdSffioENr
REyEeE ElYT THP i2sFsS lssS from ,,o.
i ton corner of 9th and u sts., az fOlluwai
FOR PinsbugE aud the West, Chicago Limited
Espress OF Palace sleeping Cars AZ 9i40emi
SS and Il fouls % Viii seepng m Vs Cafs igom iiSrrs
burg to Cincinnati, and Hotel Car TO 81, loglsi
S gar Altoona io CRicaso VI eSi western T Expres
7l0p IN. daily, with Palace Cars g. Pltisbnrg,
Gar PlitsSurs 70 c6iicsso. Maf ,Espfesy, 1000
r. m. daily for Pittsburg ana tue West, Win fai-
fBSAfTiMUiIEt AND TfSnfqgfS1M nPfq6gffS01M2C x R%fHfRoAp.
For Erie, Canandgigua, Rochester, Bullaln1,
FaIace Sss@ S i &%%.hnssiSsn ass feySS q % w
For Wllllarsport, Lock Hayell' hhu fhh'r"
For New York and ths Fast 7ii5,. $3.50, and
M 2, 10, and nae y, m, 4n rnsS San9"St " :
Pullman n'S Fsrior c Gars, T. Si4o a. m. daily except
For boston without change, . p. m. every
week day. on sunday, 4 p. IN. -. ,-.,... ,.,,
Tor Brookyn n , 6nroqsh 9 snrdasIy, I5sInS n.
ncX, aiiordlng direct transfer 70 Fulton street ,
avoiding dogS,e IGrr!ngG aer9ss s SSS MSY hok m my
t9r ohiSa9eiiPniI nSa o. iS S oE on Sunday, q q. 10
d11;1b p m. Limited Express s'4o IN
u1Fy FSyr ggsiPm6Te gsiGGP 8,jb, 7b, $50 o,4O II a. M
1905. 2, 4, 4:26, 4;40, q, 7:4O, 10. and 1lii5 p
m. on sunday, 0;4O. IL n M, 4, q, T'4O. TO-
For ropes Greek Line, 7!15 a. IN. ana 4;4O p.
m. daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, Oi35 u, M, 1905 and d;25 p.
IN. daily, except sunday. ON sunday, = p ~; r,
-ALEXANDUIA AND FREDERlCSBURG
RAfIWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WAsHIN0ToN RAtLRQAp. ,-
For Alexandria, o, Z. Oi26, 11:O1, and 11:36
q. M, 300 AGO, aj15, q, 500, and l1i35 - IN.
ON Sunday Mt q, Di26 l1O1 n. NJ, 500 p; M,
For Richmond and the South. aud 1 lOl IL
m. daily. and 4i45 p m daily. except sunday,
Trains leave AleSnndria for Mashiingi9n. BiOo
10 1910 a. m; Il 200 g;13, o;dO ~, I;Vo; and
hayl. on sunday ut . aud lO;lO n M; 200 and
h0;40 y. m. aud 1910 night,
cast corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, aud at the station, where orders can be
left for the checking OF baggage to destination
from hotels and residences.
CHAS. ". PUGH. General Manager.
J. n, WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent.
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jSIEilIBO.IT LINES.

NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IN The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY
leaves seventh street wharf on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAHS, and FRIDAYS At 3 p. m,
stopping at Piney Point and COrnheld, going and
returning. Connects In Norfolk with ali railroad
and steamboat llnos secure rooms and tickets
at u. ami o. Office, Fourteenth and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue st. Marc Hotel, and Knox Tx
press, BO3 PennsylvHnia avenue, who will also
check baggage nom hotels and private resi-
dences, For further Information inquire Ut
eompany's office, seventh street wharf, Tele-
WILLIAM z MELCH
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Manhood Restored

REMEDY EnEE.-A victim OF youthful imprudence
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
MANHOOD 6o,, having tried In vain every known
remedy Ii as diBoOyo simple means OF sell tcure,
whioh he will send FREE 10 hl0 tollow-euhereps.
Address, !. .HLlEEYk ~ OhAthem St,haW YORK.
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NLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS saRaas
~ STEAM PACKET LINE E-%sIlgsSS- ~
iLAbhLlhlA, W AHlil lNhNN~N -AN'
ALEXANDRIA,
.ppoT<rEn SAILING nAx-.

From PIIILA DElPHIA Every saturday. 2 m.
From WASHlNGTON Every MOnday,2 . y. m.
Through ana prompt connection with New
York, Boston, Fall River, and all points North.
Through Bills OF Luding given. Freight 10
telyedAn delivered daily until 6p m.
w. Il. CLYDE ~ CO.,
General Agents, Phlladelphla
]. II. JOHNSON & Co., Agents.,
12th and 18Th st. WharYes >, W., 1909 Il 81
n. W., Washington, u. q
National Republican., 1885-02-10

PURE Old Rye and Bourbon Whistles and 4
fine assortment OF bottled goods JAMES rHAaP
els street northwest
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sHoPPERS MODERN
a@A LOW-C0ST HOUSES
STATES MAnsHAL's SALE

TINTED STATES MARSHAL's SALE
BY virtue OF a writ of fier mcIas, issued
out OF the Clerks oftice of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, and to me directed,
viii sell al public sale, for cash In mont of the
Court House door of said District on THURS
DAY, THE 20rH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1885,
at II o'clock M, all the right, title, claim, and
interest ofthe defendant In and to the following
described property, TO witt
All Of lot numbered seventy'throc (73l, in
hundred ana siNty-ilve (a0bD, situated ON
Seventh street wesi, between ID aud ~ streets
south. Part of lot numbered twelve (l2), In
square numbered seven hundred aud twenty
tour t724), Beginning iOr said part thirteen (lD)
ieet hye and three'quurter t54D Inches north
nom the southwest corner OF said lot, running
thence north on the line OF First street north.
east thirteen (l3) feet six 90 inches, running
thence east one hundred and fifteen no feet,
teen (13l ieet six CUl inches, and thence running
west one hundred and fifteen (llO) feet to the
place Of beginning. Also oil that other part Of
said lot twelve (l2), Ia said square seven hun
dred and twenty-iOnr (124l, beginning ~ u point
thirteen (l3) feet six 90 Inches, south pt tho
northwest corner Of said lot, aud running thence
south ON tho lino ofsnd First street Two aud three
quarter (2in inches, ana thenCe running east
one hundred and iiiteen 1lbl feet, aud thence
quarter lol) Inches, and thence west one hun
dTed and 1ttgeu (llb) feet TO the place OF begin
Ming In The City Of Washing on, levied upon rs
the property OF the defendant, Elizabeth
Windsor, to SATISFY execution No, 2b,8Sl at law
IN favor of the United states use OF IhurstOn
Johnson. CLAYTON MCM1CHAEL,
Unto4 states Marshal
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IT1HE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN IS ISSUED
l. EVERY THURSDAY Y MORNING, aud con
tains nll tho news Of tho week subscription
price " per year, single copies, ready for mall
~, cents.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 0.-virginia 6s, consoli
dated, 3sIai past due coupons 3s5S new IS, j2Ii
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100000 Tickets NJ Five Dollars Ench.
Fractions In Gths In proportion.
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At Now Orleans, Tuesday. March 10, 1895, un.
der the supervision aud management Of uotl q.
y. Beauregard, Of Louisiana, aud Gen. Jubd n
Early, Of Virginia
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ouotatlons or Mondays stock Sales.

The following have been furnished by Bate
man & Co, bankers, 14ll y street, being the
most active stocks IN the New York exchange:
auI.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-04
AFTERNOON SESSION

)eaker Jewett resumed the chair at the
ling Of the afternoon session.
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versity. ] know of no more eminent men
that have grad ated st any other institution
than Bloomington. believe that the instl
tuition ought 10 have more than $4,000.
Bloomington is rot sectarian institution.
j have been careful about voting money. ]
have always, however, voted money to edu-
cational purposes. / was uninformed when
l voted on the Purdue University bill.
and I was not enlightened until
DR.. Smart, President of the institution,
handed me the act of Congress. with the act
of the Legislature OF 1865 accepting the Con-
gressi0nal gift By the act of Congress Ii is
made the duty of the State to support this
institution, and on failure so to do,
the State is held liable to return
TO the General Government the gift. When
! voted against the appropriation the other
dsy l did il under Misrepresentation that
there was no obligation resting on the State
10 support this institution, aud | take
this the first opportunity Of cor
Tecting ny error. / am in favor
of literally supporting all the State
educational IL titutiOns Of the State. The
State University deserves to be literally
supported. l hope this bill will pass and the
appropriation made. 1t is 4 worthy object,
and We can not afford to smother it to
death. II you are not IN favor OF max
ing this appropriation, you ought to close
the doors Of the institution and drive the
students from her halls. l trust this will
never De oOD6. Let lt never De Sald InaI We
are opposed TO supporting orr educational
institutions. Let that time never come; put
with liberal hand and generous support
uphold them by / reasonable app opris-
tions. / trust the bill will pass
The minority report was rejected.
On motion by Mr.. Y0UCHE the mGjority
renort was adopted.
ON motion of Mr.. WEIR the constitu
tional rules were suspended by yeas -. nays
,; the bill read the second time by title, the
third time by sections and passed by ye IS
A nsys2.
On motion OF Mr.. DAY the bill Il
1907 was taken up, the constitution rules
suspended, the bill read the third time and
passed by yeas, &c; NAYS. 0.
On motion of Mr. WILLARD the COnsti-
tutioDal rules were suspended the bill S.
352 taken up, read the second time by title,
third time by sections and passed by yeas
80 nays !,
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ton of the joint resoln,ionas 81 proposing
an amendment to the ConssItuuon 20 rega
late the hiring OF convict isx,or.
Mr.. JOHNSON This is very important
measure, and one which Governor Porter re.
commended should be put Immediately into
operation. Two years ago had the honor
to introduce. on the floor Of this Senate, res
olutions and afterwards sbill looking TO.
wards that same thing. and sgnile a maj ority
OF the Senators then here fere in favor OF
the measure, Ii failed, on aeaount OF want OF
proper remedy. 1t was duly because we
could not find the proper semedy that the
measure failed. Anybody 9Th an unbiased
mind will say that tie sgs pm ought to be
abolished. Measures have ;een introduced
in every Legislature IN tht country. The
man that employs the cOtvict labor at
merely nominal price, has az advantage over
the tree labor. The man wEO employs free
labor must employ it at !. loss. A great
wrong is done TO the mora nature Of the
convict. 1t would be marv slous if the con-
victs under the present syst.m could reform.
We turn them out i'll fitted Cor the labor of
life. The cOnvicts might ne employed 10
making all articles necessary ia their own
and similar Institutions.
Mr. WILLARD: The Democratic party
in the last campaign stood firm upon this
legislation. The Democratic platform asserts
that it is in favor OF using tse convict labor
so as not to compete with sfree labor. For
four years We have attempted to repeal the
evil. When Legislative 2 ssemblies have
found il impossible TO pass This measure, it
is time il should be looked -. The convict
system is an outrage. Thee contractors all
over this country have gre Tn rich under
the operation OF this iniauitous system.
The profits of the labor GOES not to the State,
but to individuals We hove had enough
OF hallway measures in thismatter; for the
past six years we have nsade various at
tempis. The convict is noS taught a trade.
This constitutional amendment will tend to
the reformation of the COW. ct.
The Joint resolution was o Idered engrossed
by J ess 81. lays Is
Mr.. BAlLY in explaining. his vote. said
j sm very much in favor of This resolution
The present system of convict labor is not
only injurious to the conNcts themselves,
but TO free labor. / vote "sEe."
Mr.. WEIR made an explanation OF his
vote which he desired shoU;d 60 upon the
records OF the Senate, as follows: Mr. Pres
ident, / vote no on the adopt< on of this Joint
resolution amending the Constitution, for
the reason that the Consti. sutton in force
gives the Legislature ali NECESSARY power to
regulate the matter, and this proposed
amendment is wholly unnecessary. The
present Legislature can regulate the ques
tion OF convict labor as we'll as to wait four
yesrs for the adoption Of thie amendment to
the Constitution.
is not in the nature of a MESSAGE or other
paper which properly go OF the journal of
tie House, il ought TO 20 snto the Brewer
Reports, where the remarks AZ the rest OF us
Mr.. WEIR: Certainly.
II vas so ordered by consent
The vote was then announced as ABOVE.
So the oint resolution vas ordered en-
crossed for the third readIngs
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NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate took up the bill h X POI
appIopriating $50, 600 to Indiana Univerity.
MIR. DUNCAN, OF Brown: Thirty thousand
dollars is not enough. In 1888 destructive
FIRE destroyed the museum and the library
amounting to Sis 600. To cover this lo.S
the county OF Monroe gave S50,0O0 and Ihe
insurance was So goo, amounting to 81 900.
There were i 10 students in that institution,
and thirtysx belong TO Monroe County
More than halt of these thirty-six are chill
dren of parents who have moved TO Menroe
County for educational purposes.
Mr.. WILLARD: / can not see the necss
sity of appropriatiDg $50 600. They wan
more for the library than IL originally cost
When they could have gotten ground free
they paid $500 an acre for III and moved to-
university a mile of. They wart s. 900 for
chemical apparatus, when they have already
expended 600 for that purpose. There
was no itemizsd report of the expenses
brought before the committee, although
often demanded. The Trustees did not
show that they needed more than S2j 900.
Mr.. MCINTOSH: Will you get value
ceived for the appropriation? rhe truth is,
that Institution 10 not worth that much TO
Indiana. There are other institutions ia
the State which have Just as good instruct
ors. The sooner You get rid OF that insti-
tuition the better. IL - strange that these
other ips dtu, lions are able to pay their tea ch.
ers and their expenses, while this Safe in
stitution is drag on the State. j
move that the minority report be adopted.
Mr.. MAGEE; was at the Bloomington
Institution three years and ] know the
workings of the institution. ! know the pal
try salaries paid at Bloomington. We owe
il 10 the people OF Indiana that we give
suitable appropriation to this deserving in
stitulion. This institution ha, produced
msny OF the brightest miods in the
State. The institution is there,
and ought TO be supported literally
by this State. / would like TO vote for $50
600 or $50 600 for this institution rather than
for the small SUN dsmadded hope to see
the day when the Normal Schools and Par
due University and the Bloomington Col
lege will rebound to the glory OF this State.
II the power Of this institution has been
crippled by anything IL has been crippled
by the paIsimonv OF each succeeding Assem-
bly,. hope there will not be dissenting
vote against the appropriation to this noble
institution.
Mr.. FOWLER: I know the Trustees, aud
feel certain that they would not have pur-
chased those lands for $500 per acre for any
other than good reasons. j think the Trus-
tees made wise and prudent purchase. The
old grounds were utterly unfit for the Uni
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INDIANA LEGISLATURE.

IO'missions and c,srtailments Of this report
ftT pant Of space IN these columns wiu appear IA
an appendix 10 Volume XXI Of The BreVieT
legislative Reports.l
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bDtdhtI j WtII ICb uIltU LUb CuaIL dI LLI6
opening Of the afternoon session.
THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The SPEAKER: There are two special
orders now pending, the General Appropria-
ton pill and the bill creating an Appellate
Court. / have been informed that the House
refused on Monday morning TO take up this
appropriation bill, which was set for that
morning OF course that is past and can
not be helped. But il should come up.
Mr.. GORDON; This very important bill
should now come up, and il the smaller bills
are not reached let them 90
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-05
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. las.
UNITED sTArEs LAND OfYIeE,

UNITED sTATEs LAND OfYIeH,
HAHEY, IDAHO, Sept. ~, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that Charles Pepper, by
James A. Lusk, his attorney intact, whose post.
Off address is Bellevue. Alturas county. Idaho
Territory, has made application !or United States
Patent for the
LITTLE GIANT" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Section Is, Township North Range II
East Boise Meridian, Mineral Hill Mining District,
AlturasCo Idaho Territory of linear
feet Of the lode and surface ground averaging $40
field notesand plat Of the oicial survey on hls in
this once. with magnetic variation ct IL deg. and
20 minutes east, ~ fOllowa,
Commanding at the discovery point Of this claim
and running 70 degrees and 20 minutes W 60
feet. point in west end line Of claim; thence 10
degrees $50 feet TO corner No. /; thence 10 de-
grees $50 feet to eerner No. 2; thence a de.
corner No. 3; thence 10 degrees 200 feet to
ner No. !; thence 3 20 degrees, so minutes and 10
seconds " 650.6 feet to corner No. l. embracing an
area Of sol acres applied for. No conflicts From
corner No. the corner to sections 0, 10, Is and Is
OF + N r II bears N 81 degrees, SC minutes and
~ seconds W SlS7 Z feet.
The said mining claim being Of record in the
Office OF the Cou.ty Recorder of said mining district
At HALEY, In Alturss county, Idaho Territcry The
nearest known locations being the Empire" and
"Ps,n NELL" lot 70.
ANY and ali persons claiming adversely any por.
ton OF the said Little Giant -" Lode
Mining Claim or surface ground are
with the Register Of the United States Land Once
at HALEY, Idaho Territory. within the sixty days
publication thereof. they will be barred by vir.
tue Of the provisions Of the Statute In such cases
made and provided
HOMER L. POUND. Resi.tsr.