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NOTICE
Toa Delinquent CO.
In the Hannah and Par
nell Mines.

RIO THOMAS FERGUSON: YOU ARE
hereby notified that / have performed
the annual and necessary labor 70 the amount
and yslue of $50 on each of the above named
claims, in United States gold coin, during the
year 1884, upon the Hannah and Psrnell mines,
situate in Secret Canyon Mining District. Eu-
rska county, Nevada; that your proportion OF
The cost Of said labor amounts to 500. in
United States gold coin, and you are
notified that you are required to pay ne
the said sum of 500. aud that If you
fail to pay the same within 1870 days
from and after the first publication OF
thi. notice, yocr interest in the said mines
will become my property, according to the
laws Of Congress. Ny residence Is in the
town of Secret Canyon, Eureka county, Ne
vsds. JOHN
Secret Canyon, April 80, 1885. my1-Sm
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NOTICE.

OWING TT CONTINUED ILLNESS, ]
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or the present, but will reopen again in the
curse Of q few weeks. JOSEPH BOOS.
Eureka, New, June II. 1885. jels
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National Republican., 1885-10-19

honestly, not by fair means, not because
ma alority Of the voters wanted them in, bit
they got there, nevertheless, aul they viii
hold the fort" for one presidential term as
all events
The Ohio election Of Tnslly last was
the first test Of The strength OF tn DsnD.
cratic party since It was endowed with
"the prestige Of possession According 30
It's old, familiar line Of argument &c ought
to have carried that state without any ct-
fort-ought to have carried It by the in
eyitGblc operation Of natural causes. Two
ycars ago, when 1t laborcd under all tho
"iuC0lculahlc disadvantages pertaining %
the "outs,n when the Republicans hll cln-
trol Of the federal administration, anl
had been "strengthcnci 10y more thln
twenty years Of continued asseulgncy,'
the Democrats elected iToally by l2,D))
majority. Under the changed condition uf
affairs If the old Democratic argument Is
good for anything, he should have b'en
elected this year, against the man whom he
defeated in 1888, by u majority running ~
to 10000 or $4,000
His defeat by fifteen TO twenty thousand
proves conclusivcly that the Republican
| party has been strengthened by the result
| of the national contest of 1884. H. proves
that the Democratic party has not giine 1
| and does not possess the confidence of the
| people. II should convince thoughtful
| Democrats that their party must reform
itself before 1t will be permitted to carry
reform into other and broader fields.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

DIR. BALDwIS, of San Francisco, Is at Wi.
lards.
THE Italian minister and wife are at the Ar.
lington,
W UPcHuRcH, of the Sandwich islands, Is at
the Riggs.
RErREsESTATIvE.ELEc q, FORD, of South
Bend, Ind is ut Wizards.
ARCHDIAcoS FARRAI was among the callers
on the President Saturday.
REvs. ALFRED GREENER and A. II. Stanton,
England, are at the Arlington.
]. r. PETTIGREw, of Arkansas, n member of
the Utah commission, is at the Riggs.
Hon. II. ATKISs, Of Vermont, arrived In tho
city last evening, He is at the Ebbtt.
G, II, HoYT, the author of "Thc Tin Soldier"
which opens at Ford this week, Is at willArds.
Mrs. AND Miss BAYARD have returned here
from their home in Delaware Mrs. Bayard Is
much improved in health.
Mrs. james q, Blaine was on Il train en- route
to Fort Lcavcnworth, which on Saturday col.
lded with the rear of another train near Kan.
sas City. Nobody was hurt.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR
JENKs has taken II suite Of rooms at the M.
tionGl Hotel for himself and family
NJ. AND NINE, REUTERSHGOLD the sw,lish
minister and wife, have taken COmmo loro
Walkers house, on Eight .enth street,
Mr.. 4, A. QvISTARD, JR,, who Is soon to b.
married to II daughter OF eX.Gov. Shepherd, Is
at Willard's, with Mr. G. W, Qulntard, Of New
York.
Hos. THOMAS w. BROwS, n distinguished
lawyer of Memphis, Tenn, Is at the Mctr1poi,
tan Hotel. Judge Brown visits Washington to
attend to some important cases in the Supreme
Court.
Hon. BES. Ii FEyRE has had his mustachc
shcaTcd since the election In ohio lie arrived
here yesterday aud said, In response to an in.
quiry, that the defeat Of the Democrats was a
political revelation to him,
FRASK W. CLANCY nnd his wife formerly
Miss louio swallow arrived here yesterday
from their home ut Santa Fe n. NJ, and will
spend several days with his parents, Mr. aud
Mrs. NJ A, Clancy No, lilG C)rcorLn street.
LIEUT.. J, S, POWELL, signal corps, U, $, A.,
and Mrs, Powell returned on saturday from
Dresden, where Mrs Powell has been studying
music under the celebrated master Lampertl,
In a few days Mrs. Poy ell viii visit Nov York
to confer with Herr Rubin the manager Of
Nine. FursCh-Madi, concerning Hn engagement
to appear In concerts during the coming
season,
National Republican., 1885-10-19

Democrats have been accustomed to cX-
plain their long succession Of defeats, cX-
tending through many years, by pointing to
Republican ascendency In the federal goy-
enment. The prestige Of possession, they
have been wont to assert, was "worlh a
million yotesn in national contest, and
was enough to "tum the scalcsn In local
election in any close or doubtful state, Let
them once overcome the incalculable dis
advantages under which they laborcd by
reason Of being the "outsn IN national af-
fairs and they would he Immediately
strengthened to such an extent that vie
tories would he easily won, "There Is an
immense floating yoto,n they used to say,
with knowing look, "that always goes to
the side that is in.n
Well, the Democrats got in at last, not
National Republican., 1885-10-19
THIS wEEK's WEDDINGS.
Ncw Families Ia BE InauRurated by
WE'LL known People.

The pretty house lately occupied by Minister
and Mrs. :. :. Cox, on Dupont circle, IS sooa
10 have n new mistress. When Mr.. Arthur
PndclfOrd Of Baltimore purchased the house
with the romantic pOrtico. there were many
surmiscs as to its possible or probable future
queen. The engagement Of Mr.. Padeltord tc
Miss Bette Ordway, one Of our blooming
bellies was announced some time ago, but
society deemed the wedding fur In the future
Now II Is announced to take place Mt once. The
reason for this Is thcillncss of Mr.. PadcliOrts
mother nCCcssitates his going abroad with her,
scntcd TO their daughters wedding taking
place ut once. The ceremony will be n very
quiet one, aud the whole party will sail im
medntcly for Europe. When the young c1u-
pie Icturn they Will reside in the delightful
dove cote on Dupont circle.
over SEQ Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Cccie Whtacrc to ;. Arthur
Otis, both Of st. Paul, Mum, Miss Whitacre Is
well known here.
The marriage OF Miss Maggie Fowler tn Wm.
i. SteNrn will take place Wednesday evening.
There will be II double wedding at -. Pauls
Church, on Rock creek, Thursday afternoon,
The high contracting parties are Miss Mary
Young Shepherd and Mr.. Edward A. Quntari,
Of New York, and Miss sue Shepherd and
MIR. Walter NJ. Brodlc. The bridaselect are
daughters OF eN'Gov Alexander II. Shepherd,
who Is at present engaged In working cXten'
slvc silver mines at Batopilas. Mexico. AMER
the marriage n reception will be held at Bleak
House, the country seat of Gov, Shepherd, on
the Seventh street road. The ceremony will
be performed by Bishop Charles I. Quintard,
Gen. Marcus ]. Wright, of q street
Mr.. Dulancy, q brother-in.law of Representa-
tive Willis of Kentucky. will be married soon
to Miss Carrie Fulton, of Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

THE sudden death Of Cola T. Stone,
of st. Louis, son OF Prof, Stone, OF Wash
ington University, was an especial bereaye-
ment to the friends of bicycling, for he
was recognized leader and advocate Of
that amusement, being one Of the pioneer
wheelmen Of the west. Through his efforts
the ''wheeln was raised from the ranks of
mere sport, lie clearly demonstrated the
value Of the bicycle as a rapid medium for
the transaction of business and, therefore,
an indispensable help. In the late Spring
field meet, on the last half Of the tenth
mile he collided with George NJ, IIcudee
and both were thrown from their machines,
Stone breaking two bones In his left wrist.
This accident prevented him from further
participation in the races, and from
adding fresh laurels TO his former victories.
JIe was undoubtedly the coming amateur
champion, Cola Stone, or, as his school
mates called him, "Colie,n had many friends
and no enemies lie was Of kind and low
able disposition, combined with rugged
sternness and Il fearless independence. In
form and figure he was model athlete.
His loss is not confined to any individual or
National Republican., 1885-10-19
THE nALTluona syyo3.


THE synod of HUtun ,f1 H.Sidtltyl
M,uupulum v,ysbg,iln Cautld EJlg.l
tu,d .uuthras', uHIvg iae h ,,I Dr th's.ri,i.
cal reports o' pgc,hytyy!ys, u, r,y,rt wlimti'
- Tie Wcslyiyry ur NlhmHpH. wl,'l
shaved - chUFchg. iseutm'cy % ctrl.lt.nt
10 ruling c.d"rs, 81 del'bns. I.'ii cbuAIt,.
CNuts, GOuO sabbath schu,I members al CA.
tributiOus ol siS.2u
Rev. George L Jones presented the rcpbr, of
the standing committee Oh hone misiin',
The sum OF ls,sis bad barg contributed ring
tic year. NJ. Justice s,ruus. nr. Lcuwicl,
Gld rev. william all'uu were upp pJiniui u
committee to wait IN tht President uIl ltLtlt
whu 1t Wuutd bc his pleasure t. r1ssiv, tl3
synod.
The following standing committees wore A..
pointed; hlis aud uycrllrvs, L'ltVirn, Nuspl,
Cus,is; judicial cases, Gtyicv. : rbug, p;tkc;
lnudIghum, Garter; minutes { synJd, Htd.rI,
Flu,I, Crane. minutes pi BIit more prtsDyLery,
Alexander Hodges; Newcastle p5cSpst'ry. ~.
t. Jones, O. j. iCuu; RIO, UlnJ'al Suvct:
Washington CtH, Nunatt, t. T. Taylor; lulnsc,
John Rand luh, !. w. MatdiuU-h; leave Ii nb-
SERGE, G.. y. Lite, James Conway ntrrd.yt,
NynEOO9. J. j. Buck. systematic uenevulHut1,
NiNun J WyuIC jones. i. FN.llHrsllit, Al" VI
nCpuc; foreign missions, WynSJbp, Pufyts
lfOudHt,E q. rulk; homo mi is9ipnsG. EJJlnS
H. a. Mclean. John Randolph; Cdu1ttOi,
John Chester, Lindsay, Norris nj. churnl ere '.
tiun, sunderland, Freeman, cole: public Gibl
J.. Williams, Mglnnahan, @. w. Taylor: trctd.
mc'L Marks Mcdowell, j. Matthew, 5 indLy
tuiiai relief Nuur,c, Mulligan, 7. f. Clark; col.
lugcs, j. 4. Smith, Grlmkc, Rimly; temper.
RucC, Ecigwin, Patch, Clvis; cyangcliStic
Wuik, Gross, NuursC GunSuluS Rrvs VI irrt.
son, chester ana Jones' wcre npp2int'd "a m
miltcc to select chuirmcn Of standing commit
tees for lSsG.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
ADJUSTMENTS.
ALrAuGu's GHANp OPERA uou'r.

NlihNNk : hlANN ''l'ttisA l'N -'s
"NorlCCk." as presented 10y Frank Mayo,
will lc remembered us one oC the mjst sirik.
Ing successes Of last season, The play, which
IS founded on the romantic legend Of "VinGtr,
tie wonder city Of the sea-" Is Justly regtrlHl
as tic most beautiful drama OF the decade.
Its Development affords Mr.. Mayo Hu ample
field for Its exceptional powcgs ~ M actor,
and the situations are nrtistiellly intense. AMI
form series Oi magnificent stage pic urcs that
are mot effective und GcvOid Of untiClimnN.
Tie scenery Is from the brushes OF GLgper
MGCGCr Gud Joseph Clare, aud the costumes by
lnuoucttC "SOrICCk' comes this scl' 'On
crowned with the approval pr II successful
metropolitan season. uid with strong cast
Mr.. John c. Frcund, we'll known for hS long
Count ctiun with dramatic aud music u ipIriti.
i'm, Is down for the leading C,msly part,
Fabian the tutor and friend Of Wald mar Sur.
deck and the beautiful uud talented EUhryn
kidd,r makes most charming Wanda. The
rCt of the cast is equally COOL AMI II is safe to
predict brilliant week Dr "SJrltCN' at tn >
GIuuQ OpCTn House.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

THE only coherent and consistent policy
or campaign on the tapis in Great Britain
is that which Mr.. Parnell is managing The
nationalists not only have clearly defined
and inspiring purpose, but they are united
and are free from entangling alliances. We
do not know where one could look on either
side Of the Atlantic for political leader
capable of greater successes than have been
achieved by Parnell
National Republican., 1885-10-19

A PRESS telegram sent from Danville,
Va, few days ago, stated that much ex-
citement had been occasioned IN that city
by the discovery Of one thousand cartridges
in a house formerly occupied by Col, j, b.
Raulston, late collector Of internal revenue
for that district. The REPUBLICAN is in
formed that the telegram was false, no car
trldges having been found except such as
had been sent by the government to be
used IN raid against moonshiners. These
were stored in the United States revenue
Office,
National Republican., 1885-10-19

SATURDAY is The great purchasing day of
the week. Saturday night the masses make
purchases. Merchants keep their establish
mcnts open until 10 o'clock. These facts
are sufficient to demonstrate that saturday
morning is the best time in the week on
which to advertise.
National Republican., 1885-10-19
The Golden Eagle
CLOTHING CO.,

400, Cor. 9TH and d SITS. N. W.,
Are solid to the core. We own
our well-selected stock of Cloth
ing, for which we have paid one
hundred cents on the dollar, less
the usual discount, and we can
sell it as low as we please; there
fore we sell q good, warm. we'll
made Overcoat for S4.oO. We
have them in all the intermediate
grades between four and forty,
a n d at proportionately low
prices.
We sell a good, serviceable
SIit for $3.50, and from that up
to the finest and most elegant
suits known to the trade. We
cater for the million.
We sell a stylishly cut and
well-madepair ofPants for $3.50.
We have them as high as $40.
In Boys and Children's Cloth
ing-well we ask you to look and
price goods elsewhere, remem-
bering well what you have seem;
then inspect our stock and prices.
We, like the lawyer who has q
sure case, submit them without
argument.
Come, see, and be convinced
that OUR advertisements mean
something.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

IT is a mistake to suppose that the Rev.
Jabez Lamar Monroe Curry is going to Spain
as Baptist minister. lie will go rs minis
Ter plenipotentiary Of the United States
10 the court of King Alfonso, and we do
rot understand that his profession or church
iffliation has any legitimate connection
with his proposed diplomatic relations or
ruti,g
National Republican., 1885-10-19
The Great Jumbo

Never knew what struck him
HIS immense size didn't count
He simply smiled q siclzly smile,
coiled himself on tho track, and
subsequent events Interested
him not. The post norton"
proved that his lungs were af-
fected, his liver was ou5 OF order,
and that he had suffered from
Bright's disease of the kidneys.
In fact, the wonder is that he had
rot collapsed long before the en-
gine struck him. The smaller
and healthier, fless pretontious,
members of the herd are now
oontentedly chewing hay in COM
Portable winter quarters.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

THE failure Of the Democratic police ofll-
cials Of Cincinnati to serve warrants for the
arrest of parties charged with fraud was
not an unnatural result of the encourage
ment given them IN the pardon of one Of
their licutenants, who was convicted Of ar
resting and lockingup legal voters without
any authority whatever.
National Republican., 1885-10-19

MAnLoN CHANCE, in 4 speech to one of
tie Republican clubs Of New York, as
quoted in the Tribune, explains that the
Mugwumps are wholly consistent by this
happy logic; " Last year the Independents
iLGoisod civil service reform aud voted for
Cleveland. This year they indorsc Clcve-
land and vote for civil service REFORM