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CAN MAN BE CONVICTED OF BI.AsPHENY
UNDER THE STATE CONSTITUTIONS
The New York Herald to-day says: The ap-
pearance of Col. Bob Ingersoil in a New Jersey
court at MorIistown yesterday Was sensation
Tor the rural spectators. Every seat and ali the
space clear up around the judges bench was oc-
cupied. II IL swear to gosh eff every man in
the county hain't here to-day said the man in
charge OF the door he passed his plug Oh tob.,c-
CO 10 the constable The case announced ior trial
Was the much talked-aDout ''cnarse'' of BIAS
phemS against Charles Is. Reynolds. 1t may be
remembered that Reynolds preached his anti
Bible doctrines from tent la BooDlon early in
The autumn He also distributed traces ridi-
cUIing the Bible aud the churches OF every de-
nomination, which greatly incensed the ortuo-
dox citizens OF BoonIon. IL was generally
understood that Mir. Reynolds visited BoontOn
III response To an invitation from several resi-
dent Iree thinkers OF that charming town. but
this fact did not mitigate his otfense. At last
the demonstrations on The part of Dir. Reynolds
became so Pronounced that local lawyers were
engaged 10 study up the biaSphemy laws on the
statute books, which date away back into the
early history OF the state, long before the pres
ent constitution was revised.
INGERSoLL voICELEsS
When Col. Ingersoll entered court there was
scarcely room enough for pin to drop. The
public prosecutor, addressing the court said hs
was ready for trial and moved that tn e
ease proceed without dei;y rhrn C.
IngersOH arose and seemed To be speakU,y
but his voice scarcely above "A whlsI .er
he SAID 10 Judge Chlius, Presiding, mat
IL =.
but ;,s he aad understood that the case ,.a !, moi
10 be postponed he had engaged Counsel TO as
s4st hiil- However. too late To remedy ill., the
gentleman had been called away to ate nd an
other case. Accordingly Judge Child, post
Poned tie nearing until the third Tue ,day in
January next IL II said that after the iirst
oII1ieuIiy with Reynolds the aggrIeved citizen,
oI Boonton would not nave be-un pm ,cerClnys
against MIN had he not have ldGs al "A ..LIts-
pheinous picture To his pamphlet ridIcuIiup
the Bible and The Saviour
The public prosecutor said last evening that
stand, as the constitution had not cen ci,anoed
Ia that respect.
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Is FnrpAY An Us1uckY Day,


Do you believe it, Many do, Most people
are affected in some degree by the common
superstition. Few like to commence long
journey by land or water on that day. Some
refuse to enter upon q new undertaking on
Friday. Shopping and local traffic on rail-
roads in large cities is less on Friday than any
other day of the week. Ifthere were anything
beyond superstition in this what an unlucky
year 1886 would be. Have you read about it,
1t came in on Friday. Will go out on Friday,
and there are ffty-three Fridays in 1886
April ends and October begins on Friday. Five
months. January, April. July. October and De.
cember each have five Fridays. and as fore
runner of this singular series Christmas Of
1855 occurred on Friday. Make a note of this,
and in order to be prepared for trouble get q
bottle ofBROwN'S IRON BITTERs, the best
blood purifying and strengthening medicine
made. 1t is skillfully prepared from the best
ingredients Is so combined with iron without
the use of whisky that it is pure temperance
medicine. 1t will neither injure or dscolor the
teeth. or cause headache or constipation. All
other iron medicines will. BROWNS IRON
BITTERS relieves headache and cures consti-
patton. Do You know the tortures of dyspep-
STA. Are you suffering from Indigestion? Is
your appetite gone: Do you feel tired. weak,
restless: Are yonr nerves prostrateds Do you
suffer from general debility: BROWNS IRON
BITTERS is the remedy you need 1t removes
heartburn, Delching and dyspepsia 1t pro-
notes digestion 1t stimulates the appetite
Aids in the assimilation of food Strengthens
the nerves and muscles. Removes the tired
feeling, that feeling of languor and lassitude
BROWNS IRON BITTERs purifies and en-
riches the blood clears the complexion and
makes the skin smooth 1t cures biliousness,
and relieves the fortunes of rheumatism and
neuralgia 1t acts directly on the stomach,
liver and kidneys thr ough the blood 1t is so
effective that 1t frequently requires but single
bottle to cure disorders of these organs All
these troubles cured by BROWNS IRON
BITTERS Sold everywhere and every day.
There are limitations. Don't be deceived Cen
uine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
the wrapfr Price only one dollar per bottle.
Made only by Brown Chemical Co., Baltimore.
Md. 1t
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

|. ,ok POroMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKFFIFIU
Leaves stli-street wharf MONDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS : n. m ReInrniD.
IL ESlDA l =, fridays auu ST NDAl d.. .oucu-
ilE "a Liver landings i,onn Creek urrl-
OIaau ' H. ana ~. tltments bay, Nc Connect, w;ln
a.. ~ %. AZ *. at Shepherds sciesuit.
. JOHN Il. PADoETT Agent
L W RIDLEY. Mtliaser. Ies
I kIREC1 To NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
II LIS JOHN nlls ,ON and r. L. KNIGHT leave
fitr 4. East RIVER, y. u. every sAl IiI,A AT a ID
d. tth 81 mari, Washington, every AZ EsoIDAl
MoiiAlAG- fre.sht AT lowest rates. ..la
Mt VERNON! MI. NkRNoNi
STEAMER w W coRCoRAN
Leaves .tb-street wharf daily te..tept sunday for
MI vernon al 10 oCluca Returning.
VI ash fiatOn aooul go pm.
seIo 4. 4. BLAKE. Captain
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RAILROADS.
IDIEDMoNr AIR LINE.

Trans leave X and 4. depot. 9th and II streets.
ntVrmcdiate stations '
lilo m.-ifailV IVn~hbu-r Dauxiile
WIZ, Nnaf otte Asiaiat.l aud points south man
Orleans - -"
.@,u pm-l'aily. excerpt SUNDAY for MaaaSx..
>s.s>hprg anu ntrrmsSllale
o:3v lal-laisy tsr Thar .oItcSNlile louisville On.
clnndti aIa point, on th,'s. aud thio X A. Pallmsu
sleeper NaShingt TO lsoussvitfe.
1850 9m.-lbaaly sor Lynchburr. tharlotta China
Ut. Augusta, Atlanta. Montgomery. leasts \ "A
points Souta Pullman ouffrg sls-spinc anrs "a
montgomery IN connectIol with Pullman pa.ruT - =.
theace New ORLEANS. sleeper % Augusta
through trains lrom south arfiVe al Ma h{na.an
500 ard S.so pm: from Louisville -. a., \, ~,
iynchbarg local, 2:so pm: -tFa>bars loca lo.a.i
a
Tickets sleeping car accommodation and fuc,rm..
ton furnished aid baggage checked at oac.. an
feHGsSivaila ave. ana al i>srnsor Irnusyl-
Ns.lli., railroad. 9TH and Is SIS
JAS. I. TAYLOR
lassps.. - -,
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r. BELL.
SUPERINTENDENT
auto

! THE ESSz, &hsT As ssu 1srruw
SIZE F 4 fr5l SGf iflS ,sss ifhfSr
Trains leave Washington from stat sixth
For Piitsburg anu The We l. thlcaSo Limited Expires.
OF Palace sleeping Cars AT 80 A. NJ daily Fast
viii Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg e Cincinnaa.
nhd Ito 81 Gar TO IT Louis daily. except saturday.
t. Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona 20 Chicago.
S9 seep Pr Cars al washington no 10 A. h, Sa
al Harrisburg win wes;er many ExpT%sS. NTH
Taclic Express. 1880 r. NJ. DAILY 'i iar o. iittsSirr
anu the West with through sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie. tallandagua Rochester. Buffalo lararA-
Cars Washington 10 i.echesJer.
For wIlllamsport, Lock Haven and Eimira 800
A. NJ aaiiy, except SUNDAY.
For New ! ork and tne ha,l, :l5. 300 and II .oo A.
NJ: 500 $40, loo and lao 4. NJ on Sunday,
BOO A; NJ. 2Vo 4;l,, luUo and lao a. "
Limited Nrress % Pullman larior Cars. y:4o A
ri and go = NJ daily except SUNDAY.
For isoslon without change 20 T. NJ. every day.
jersey city with boats OF Brooklyn Annex AFFORD
iig direct transfer 10 Fulton street. avoiding dOubs
For Piniadeipha, 30. $500 aud 100 a VI. 300
$40 a. NJ, 200 a. D. $500 Ioao and ii 70 A. ~
Limited Exress, s:4o A NJ aud 300 T. NJ daily
For baltimore o:i5. 7:l5 900 $40 $50. / 0oA.M,
~ o;' 80 500 .:l5 .s2; a:ao, $50 5:lo Load
For Popes Greek Line. 7:i5 A. NJ anu ANA 4.io p NJ
dai v. except SUNDAY.
For annapolis .:l5 A NJ. 1905 and 4: 3 p NJ daily
excerpt Spndas. sundays. 300 A. NJ, Ans f. II
AL. IA MIRA AND /. isr.., a-I.i. hsa,uli,, RAIL
NAY, AND ALhXAN DftIA AM WASHING
ION RAlLisOAD.
For Alexandria, $500, 1903. 3.25 1855 aud Il % A.
"a. &oo, $50. 400, oOl, 300. ana l:5I T. NJ ON
. SUNDAY at 300, 30. Io:oo A. NJ, o:o1 A.. "A.
For i.lciimond and the Dsp, lu.1, A NJ daily
and dob y "a. daily. except sunday.
Irsns leave AieNaII.lria asnill ton.
600. lOlO A. NJ lDO. :Sa,b :i..3 5:lo, .sBh
and lo:42 H. M, and -lo midnight exc, at Nom
day. Un sunday al 800 aud 1910 a M. ..Us
lU.42 l.. NJ. aud l2lo M nj.
Tickets and niormatioD office northeast cor.
ner VI l3th street and Pennsy wanna avenue and At
lie station, where orders Toe let
oil baggage 10 dest NATION from hotels AID residences
tHAc. Il. PUtiH G.neraI Manager.
]. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent IyI2
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BOOKS. Sc

NEW BooKS-EARTH,Y Watchers AT
~ ihe.leayeniy Gates by Rev. John Chester
New York. by 4, r Barr New diion OF Long
feilows Prose and foeitoai WORKS.. nv volume
Our Country: Ms Pos IDLE Future aud IL. II esea
crisis ny Jo'iah Strong falk. the Labor roubies
% Brown The Crisis OF Missions. By Or. A. q.
Person storm Signais by 4. H. Spuryeon. Liiti.
Lord Faunt-roy, Mrs r. IL. Burnett An the n W
cooks As tleltshed Tor sale AT wM BALLANTYE Il
SONS, s2S IN -. ocl,
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III. w. JoHSs
EsTos
ROOFING.
ROOFING.

THIS ROOFING IS THE PERFECTED FORM OF
PORTABLE ROOFING MANUFACTURED BY Us
FOR THE PAST TWENTY-SEvEN YEARS, AND
Is NOW USED UPON ROOFS OF FACTORIES,
FOUNDRIES WAREHOUSES, COTTON GINS
CHEMICAL WORKS, RAILROAD BRIDGES.
CARS. STEAMBOAT DECKS. ETC. IN ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD.
IT is SUPPLIED READY FOR USE, IN ROLLS
CONTAINING 200 SQUARE FEET, AND WEIGHS
WITH ASBESTOS ROOF COATINGS TO FINISH,
ONLY ABOUT So POUNDsTO 100 SQUARE FEET.
1T rs ADAPTED FOR ALL CLIMATES, AND
CAN BE APPLET READILY BY UNSKILLED
woRKMEN.
SAMPLES AND DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LISTS
FREE BY NAIL
INV JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
SOLE MANUFAcTuRERs OF
ASBESTOS FIRE AND WATER PROOF BUILD
ING FELT, STEAM PACKINGS, BOILER COW
ERINGS, LIQUID PAINTS, FIRE PROOF
PAINTS, COLORS IN OIL. vARNIsHES, ETC,
81 MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK,
CHICAGO. PHILADELPHIA, LONDON.
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DuHy's Pure Malt whiskey and Duffy,
Formula.
HOW TO GET HEARTY AID sTRoSG

How TO GET HEARTY AND STRONG.
GAIN OF Al POUNDS.
Mp T. * MURPHY. ISIS Conway street.
baltimore, Md, writes: "Have gained al
Mn ~ tHe Use OF ,o4r Duiiy's Pure
GAIN OF % POUNDS.
NIX d. y ElGhiN'ii>. Usage Mission,
Kansas, writes: "iave used your DulTy's
Pure Malt " hiskey and Duffy's Fnrn,;i,,
and weigh % pounds more tnan ever De,
lore.
GAIN OF 33 POUNDS.
ME- L. HARRISON y, Luray t,ourthouse
Va, writes; Have oeen using your Duffy's
Pure Malt Whiskey for dyspepsia, and have
GAIN OF Is POUNDS.
MR, !" 81 H. j. Wells, So3 Claiborne ave-
yoar pSfrss i., aoiS MINT w,i'eS; Have used
DGnys Formula one month, have gained
GAIN OF 19Ia POUNDS.
Mr. EDN ARD ii. HOWE, 93S Main
street, Kansas City, Missouri writes: siave
used your Dufiy's Pure Malt W hiskey ana
Duty Formula, u lit lie over two months
lave gained l9le pounds.
OAlN OF 10 POUNDS.
WELLINGTON, Mass
Gentlemen-l can heartily say have de.
rived very much benefit iroil the use of
your Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey and
Duiiy's Formula. nave gained in strength.
anu nave added ten pounds 20 my weight.
GAIN OF 10 POUNDS.
Mr. WM- CHAPMAN, 1900 Vermont
n>ed yocr Dafiy's Pure Malt Whiskey and
Dulis S Formula, and have gained 10
pounds.
GAIN OF 10 POUNDS.
Mr. CHARLES r. BIkNE- Washington
ID. e. writes: My friend, Dir. Eugene Suili-
van corner I'd and + streets) mas gained
10 poanGs Ia three weeks ~ the use OF
Your Dafys Pure Malt Nhiskey and
Duify' Formssls.'
GAIN Of II POUNDS.
Mr. a. d. DUGANNk Photographer
S2J Virginia oTcGae, Washington d. C.
writes: Have gained Ill pounti, by the use
OF your Duty - Pure Malt W hiskey in con
nection VITA your Duty Formula
gain Oh IL POEN lJS
Mr. GEUrtGE X. SNYDER Lakewood
n. =. writes: MI weight isis incr.as.,,
nearly II pounds--be.icfits derives. iron,
yoaf Duiiy's Pure Matt Whiskey ana
Dufty's Formula
TILE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO.,
Baltimore. Md.
AS-OJR W EfSkEY Is SOLD ONLY IN SEAIEn
BOTTLES. NEVER ~ BULK. No FUSIL OIL.
E1- I1ufTs Formula rs SDeeidf Hoatxej,oli nm
ilteeftf0,t 81 5lg1Js fTe -Ois .FLisky co,atiae..
1ffacfpssStH attfs beesse.sk ~. fitf,tf fora,
a idt0at eektSs9 or cj,eleof changes. ~ 5sai,ixJe
ssaeqtIted 6tosat5 osR4tg tslteTtdi ,ciserebg m.
scef9t and strength increased III Is fse mos
7cftt>tote and eltcacious oeei preparation ere,
made. ~ ne haetst o. ctts druggists az ONE
DOLL4fR PER BOIILE.
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pALrIMoRE AND ONO l,AlLRoAp.
schedule in effect. SUNDAY, sEPTENIkR lafh
lsss until furtuer notice


Leave WASHINGTON E ON station. corner of New las,
sef tNtliue aud & sgr ct
For Chicago 1880 m and TOTO p.n. dav In.
ioOv a ili. "a Fast Liniitei Npr,ss PIiSnul-,
a Ille'so. arriving IN fi1tspnrsn al $50 In, ,nl-
Ola tiis tram ior iasI time.
tor Cincinnati Louisville and IT. Louis daily al a.so
PM aliu i";Io pli, with Through coachss IaAl-
aoe Sleeping Cars 10 all, points. e..ans,p;
,';o y m A. a last limited an Cicinnati ana ~
Lois arriving In Cincinnati \ lng al -:s5
-. ons o;ao pm AoeNra fare is charged tlis
tol rttson,sh at iooo aud 20 pm daily 70
rs, - ~ neiand atd Detroit with MoIarcI FAR
ios LeAlmston ANA Local stations $40 daily
TOR havre-de-Cirace. Newark. singerly. Whining.
ION oe't anu Philadelphia $50 M l:.5 4. M and
FoI ,.al lnlore on eIs days s. ESQ Gao 7sn $50
:,.:s :s a.a, 80 a., 49, 's:is t4o-mule trainl,
or baltimore on sundays 90 $50. $50 aad losl.
II7oo pm ''''' ''''' ''''' o:4o' 40 SO
70. Sh,nandoah Valley Railroad and points sontt
10 am and $50 pm d lily; 10 has S.es.per ffosc
asnSton 10 New orleans. j:so pm. e.lDsr 10 La
For Wilmington. Delaware and Intermediate poirt,
between baltimore aud whining. on 5:I5 p.nl daily
Tor Annapolis $40 am and 1910 and 4:3o . IN
on SUNDAY i. $50 ATM 4; opm
more ., $40. $50 am, I2:lo pm. $50. 4:4o 9.,s
aid 800 pm on sundays s:3UsL ~. AM l:0. go
tan Brssnch $50 m daily except SUNDAY, ana S:Sl
- inns -, NJ i ahy, "NS'id snnda. ior prince
on sunday stops at all stations FurD.itheTsbur and
int rm'd'ate points lU:p5 "a, l-:5o tnd 10 q IA
daily. except sunday. Tor treueri,k s.IU a IA aud
a:4o r. IA. daily, except SUNDAY.
for hag'rstown lu:oo am. and 5:8l y m. daily ex-
ctpt >unuaN
rains rive from the West daily $40 .:ao a III
I'D o+Soahd 1850 pm iIItFr x sck Apr,.sS
l. rom Philad Iuiiia. Chester. Wilmington, Aue-
Ee. ~. Newark and naVre DE GRACE ia, "A m "a,
pm. and l.,co pm daily.
, FROM iimlngton aud intermediate points north of
rom Annapolis. $50 a m. aud loo and 5:25 pm
sunday, lO:bo M. b:3o pm
rom harper Ferry and Valley RafIroad 4 :lp m
IN. aal y except SUNDAY.
From Frederick AN ,lniermediatP points, SOB a. m
anu S:lo D. IN. uai y excerpt sunday.
lialss leave baltimore Washington al .D-la
csc. 40. 300. 300 and 1850 M, l:l D. $50 ; A
40, .. o:ou, $50. - and l:Du pm on SundaVa
o,u 80 $500 anu BOO Am. 80 .:O. 4 20 900
90. s:45, - and 500 pm
All trains from Washington stop "A Relay Statioa
except l:2o. ol5 and s.4O pm.
FoG fIrtner information ply the baltimore and
OHIO Ticket Ot,e, Washington Station al y aud lll
r. nnsylvana avenue. corner of l4fh street Nbere
orders VIII BE- taken for baggage be checked aud
received al amy point I'm the city
a. DURHAM. q n IORD
'sen Mana-er, Baltimore TSe2Ol O.
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J. A Mn NM PIP cSSs
IA NJ MMM P p
"A III NM NJ PPP SSS,
AAA NJ NJ Mp
ILL A A IA m N SSSS -

we oief Tins week some extraordinary Bargains in
lamps anu as " e Cannot replace al these
hSuies, we Won d advise every ia need a., Iamp
!" ecure one OF them before they are ,.il gone
a Deautiiul Lamp, deco. ated Base large Hinge
Burner, o!}c ' e 'ee
hne Lamp. Blue. Pink or Brass Base patent
Also "a iew with BropZc base at 81 %
Shade. al Sl..to ~
Pine decorated Lamp. shade decorated to match
ptSe, -AfSahd burner. a handsome lsnp. 81 9S.
nave Just opened beautiful line of antiuue
i'fonZe PITCHERS from 81 81 "a pair upwards For >
mtntci ornament they are uusur pa-,ed.
Antique brass Nlrrors standing -. 40
Antique Brass >cOEces, 80 40 and SAB
ROUND Brass Hand Painted PLAQUES in Iandsca nos
ana Figures. Mt 40. 10 and 99c.
Brass Plaque Eaiseis from l9c up
!isISr assortment of Iironz. Iuk
beautiful designs from Zoe. up $40
tToiZe Cahditsiicas, new styles OF case at %, and
29c. ~' ~ =" o'io
brass Ash Receivers, in numerous patterns 25c.
Our ,ra,s i1ir1 ages deserve your favorable atten
uoa We oher them al S9c > 40 81 9S 81 AZ, And
SZ,9S. Iney are large. good and cheap,
brass w hiSk Hoaers, very pretty ;,.Ic
braos Ia exc tinIad sIonesJ hisk holder Will
SILK Plush Covered Whisk 81 "a
we W0ula also call Your attention a orr loyeIx
SI9S ""N'' "A'@o aiio
oar new stock is now constantly coming in and .
visit 10 Us Will repay you. " ~
81. SILVERBERG & CO.
"~o 3l2 9Th 81. and 313 Sth st.
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DRY GOODS.
DREss GooDs AxD STRIPED VEL
VETS

DREss GooDs AND STRIPED Y Ell
VETS
Beautiful DRESS GOODS. from Ola Is, 25c to 81.
A full line of STRIPED vELvETS. "a inch 81 Ok.
reduced from 81 75; just bought
A beautiful stock of DRESS CORDUROY, all colors,
very desirable.
One Case "a inch HOMEsPUN ali colors, csc.
worth 371ac
Beautiful shades of RHADAME SILKS, 81, 81 %.
All Colors Quilted ITALIANS and sATINS, SO. rs
81.
A large lot REMNANTS of BLACK and COLORED
SILKS to be slaughtered.
500 Pairs BED BLANKETS. $1.25. Sits, $3.50.
50. up to $l0
A full stock LAP ROBES 81 SO to So
OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT VERY Low PRICES
JOHNSON LUTTRELL
oc2S 7l3 Market Space.
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M AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w RrADCo

Schedule In effect August l. 1850
rains viii leave from aud arrive a. p station
9th and Il SIS. as follows:
Leave ashington $40 n m. daily except Sunday
and 4:ao y. H. daily, arriving Round Hui "a A
IN itd s.lS pm. Returning trains leave Round In
al os "A. daily and 3:i., D. M daily EXCEPT >an-
day. arriving al Washington $40 a M and l:4s am
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates 1000
mile tickets so
r. BELL.
aul0 snnariuTen,lant
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On SAurs
CArAKRH CURE
OF Druggists or by mail 25 cents
II OLD saul Co.. BA LIIAoRE ND.
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LAsxEy's LOAN OrrroE

NJ ool Ieuusy IVablk aStf'ue hoftH"e>e
Money Loaned On told snd s.ver watcheA Do
bds 9eweiry, Pis.ois. tsulss. Ae>b.lisca 1oola,
ladies aid ssel .tlenen's caring Aps~ssl uad God
cd silver lio<s9h6 ooS
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NEw Books
Poverty Grass U.illie Chase Wyman,
Memoirs and Letters OF Doll, Madison.
lrtiistci.os aud Changes la the society of Friends
UpLfnd> and M.-adows a bnuItD
oilticlais laughter Ham4iuD
Love and Medicines ttriIlIanl.J
AphrOdite by EcSsten.
Having purchased the Book Store No l434 New
NorA avenue,we shall run il in connection with our
Store 40 PeHisy lVania ave. ANY ORDER, or COM
M sslons Iet II elher store VIII be promptly III ed
aus w H. MORRISON
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EDWARD i. DRoor
1926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons tiabler Decker {
Son. Marshall & Wendell. Hailett & Cunstnn and
other Pianos: Sterling Organs, d usic and Musical Mer
chandiSe. Instruments sold hiy payments.
Exchanged, Rented. Tuned Repaired. Moved. stored
and shipped.
New and Secondhand Pianos OF other makes Away.
in stock figures
Telephone, 347-2 .el9
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AS-OUR WHtSKEY Is SOLD ONLY IN SEAIEn
BofrLEs NEVER ~ BULK. No FUsII OF
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SPECIALTIES.

NJ ME- BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EVENTS )r
Nl LIFE. All business confidential Ladies and gem
tlenen 40 cents each. 4Oo street. between eth .ni
9Th Streets northwest ulyG-AUws
oil rS-DlI MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY
Glrect treatment, without the khiie caustic
or lisiture- Cure guaranteed Can We consulted As
zl:5 al t. E.w. from 10 PIN alIz-i.nl~
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TINE WHITE is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il lection In the Category of ewing Machines
concentration and condc nsalon mechanical genius
and Skill The range work not be excelled. It
is thing OF beauty and Joy forever Cali aud
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-07-16
PERSONALITIES.

PRINCE NAPOLEON has been received by
Queen Victoria.
MICHAEL DAvIrT is coming across the sea
this month.
MAURICE GRAu fndsi fever in the Brazils.
He has been very i'll,
EX-SENATOR KELLOGG, of Louisiana, is fish.
ing in the lakes OF Northern Michigan.
SECRETARY MANNING will go to Sarltoga
next week, and afterward will visit Lake
George.
BEN BUTLER has had his famous yacht Amer.
lea remodeled and she Is expected to prove u
fast boat.
COMMODORE SICARD, chief of ordnance, Navy
Department, has gone to Portsmouth, N. H.,
for week on official business.
CARDINAL GIBBONS returned to Baltimore
yesterday morning from Deer PARK. lie Is
greatly improved by the recreation.
SIDNEY II. MORSE the sculptor. has Just cpm-
pleted the modelling of three remarkable
busts-Emerson, Carlyle, and John Brown.
Mr.. sTocKsLAGER, assistant commissioner of
the general land office, was suddenly taken Ill
at his desk yesterday, and had to go home,
GAIT. GEO. PALMER, OF Portsmouth, Va, who
is looking remarkably well, is doing the city,
pINpdluNOIg W u tllpNO Nhc ecihlhS huu Alouut-
aims.
Mr.. HERNDoH MoRsELI Is in the city. He
has signed with McCaull for next season, and
will open with the company at WallRok's In
August,
THE monument for the grave Of Josh Bill.
lings, the humorist, which will be placed In
the cemetery at Lanesborough, Miss, will bear
only the inscription, Josh Billings"
Col. II. NJ, r. TALCoTT, for many years the
efficient superintendent Of the Richmond and
DanYille railroad, and at present the superln-
tendent Of the Mobile and Ohio railroad, Is Al
the Metropolitan.
THE statement going the rounds that Pres
colt Eyarts son of the senator has been
ordained as Roman Catholic priest is moi
true. lie has been ordained priest of the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
THE Berlin journals publish, with reserve,
that the Hereditary Prince Frederick, of An.
halt is favored sultor for the hand of Princes,
Victoria, the crown princes daughter, whose
Goth birthday was reached last April. Prince
Frederick was born in 1856.
ARCHBISHOP LERAY, of New Orleans, who
has been the guest Of Father Chapelle, of st.
Matthew's Church, for the past three weeks
has gone to Canada 10 spend his vacation
Father Chapelle accompanied the archbishop,
ana will bo absent about two weeks.