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FOR SALE-HOuSES

E|OR sALE-A BARGAIN-ON IOWA CIRCLE
= thTee-story and basement Brick House; bay
teen rooms. laundry. furnace, buffers pantry double
ssioooo anu all modern improvements Price,
a row Of four new Houses on Capitol Hill; two
story and back buildngs six rooms EACH ali modern
implovsments Price, $4,000 for al. or So 500 and
new six room Brick House on 9th 9. as: all mod
ela i 1oR Of Ve M f1lcs $500 90 barsan
ern Improvements $50 each A-' N1'o'
Two new lhye rooms and cellar each) Brick Houses
number Of small riet and f P1s saeh Houses north.
we 7 Ir,e- 4 100 and ~ 900 each.
fhs all good investments, and for further
DANENHowER & SON.
my1-Im 11l5 st. NV.
Il rooms; good investment; for $50 per month;
price 5000 cash. Appiy al 6ls l. ST. apI5-2m
INOR sALE-1s29 AND 1881 NJ ST.. y W., BE
rooms eqPcree4 Geliaf ars yard TO alley cabinet
iiaiileis ueIy hillahed ana with every modern
Nsrience. location most desirable w. c. DUVALL.
10 r ST. nv. mytl-cw
IGOR sALE-NEW $4,000 BRICK Houses, IN
'ny ro''n"S '' Oh HFS aREE fEsEn r Gis
Tor sALE-HOUsEs-I HAVE AN F.sPtCIAT-
feet front I;5 depth of lot large rooms: house m
thorough order; stable unusually good alley ac
myJ-2w i4Ie st NV
E4'ok SALE-ll28 B ST. y. t., NEW SEWN
room Brick House; fern ImY prove ineuts lot 1 =
Nllb 70 alley, house newly paperel: south front;
cheap II sold at once. \. T. HILL & co. 1888
81 luvIJ-rw
E'OR sALE-UPOS EASY TERMS, OR FOR
Il tents ores aud Dwellings %o2+ and 2U26 l4th
81 These buildings have enc stores, Ih l se cellars
ti let deep n! modern Improvements With dwelling
aJ0v@. Applyto FRANK J. TIBBtrS Ohice of The
NAtoHai Mutual Lite Association. 142U ap2el m
HOB SALE - ELEGANT NORTHWESTERN
A pTOpcrty-HOuse and LOt--coTner 18th and y sSs
1867 Lot 20 10y 200, wiki the vacant cor
Lcr lot. - By 100, having IS by 10 feet park NJ
south and east oSure, and suitable for another line
residence also, TWO wel-reE 81 smaller lI3
9tL ), 6OS st. Apply To the owner. at GIS f St
ICONS %, and y Rp2U-In
ITOR SALt-A VERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN
Il residence near Georgetown; convenient to horse
cars; TWO acres garden truit, &c Apply 20 W, IL.
tloh r q 90, 1870 y, ew York ave aplg-2m*
IGOR SALE-TIE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL,
a Estate Company have large and choice line of
improved and nH4Iuproved property sale, Offering
RAE Chances Tor Investment Parties desiring pur
chase or having Hand FOR sale in the north north
cast section of the city will find it their advantage
10 Do 50 through this company which gives it's whole
attention and energy To the development that part
OF the city. This company has seventy thousand
teet In one tract New Hampshire ava at y barKa
1OT investment.
Also, 2Oo,oOO acres of improved farm lands In Wiz.
GID a for sale or exchange
n23-om $40 st.
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EOR sALE-TWO NEW BRICK. 5-ROUM
= houss. on : Capitol st: SLIGO each ai-o new
,rIner brick store AMI dwelling In locality
Sl,oUO; easy terms. AUMPHkEY Il ADAMS, oIS
n 81 DIV. Te.eEbore call 81! l.1ylS-3-
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY
" DEPARTMENT. OF THE IxTxnInR

L Department OF THE IxrKn1oR
SEALED VIII be ressS: At MS assq
PaT1meanit y until IL, TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. THURS
for the Department of the Interior during fiscal
year sI. G4n infms a; IVY i, 1850: , 49,
estimated qu2ntte required, together with circular
relating thereto. VIII be furnished application to
Proposals from others than established manufac,u-
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary OF the
Interior ana lndorsed on the envelope. Proposals for
No contract will be awarded under this advertise
ment until Al appropriation shall have been made by
CongTsss for the purchase Of supplies required
DRoPOsALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND VEGE-
ass NV HEF1 bhExH zl hSf Toh
so.,,-, p.o. WA ..1a DC, NAY 10 1855.
ELEVEN SSLocE 4. n on the EiGHrM EW DA 91 Of
.1Z
baking Navy Bread and for Water. as may be re-
nS S. ssas M s'121s f..
- GssEn: d
ton. D. G.; Norfolk. Va; Pensacola, Fla. and Mare
Specifications and blank proposals can be obtained
upon application at the inspection Provisions and
Clothing at any OF the Navy Yards or to the Pay 9TH
may be made for one or more articles
De con.dered separately for each article and place Of
all bids.
Proposals. should be enclosed sealed en- elopes and
mar ed: proposals for Fresh Provisions Water or
baklnS THOS II. LOCKER
mylI-law1w Pay Director q. s. Navy,
pROPOSALS FOR RIVER PEBBLES.
l. OFFICE oS BUILDING FOR STATE, WAR AND
w S1if Srot.E B. e. Nay 11.n. 1855.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
LOCO cubic yards OF river washed Pebbles 1T the
building for state War and avy dspGr this
T * 5fsslysd n e 4, @ iSs
opened Immediately thereafter in presence OF bid
ders.
l.. Specifications general instructions to bidders and
blank forms o. proposal will be furnished appli
cation to this once.
THOS LINCOLN CASEY, Col Corps Of EnRinesra
my11,1 Is. IA, lS&l9-h
pRoPosAdLss FOR FRLsn BEEF 4UTrvN. &c
l. OfFICB PURCHASING AND DEPoT
COAAIsSARY SURsIsTESCE.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c.. April 10, 1885.
Sealed proposals. in trpcAts, addressed the un.
dersigned. Will be received this office until TW ELV
O'CLOCK NOON, ON THURSDAY, NAY TWEEN
TlErH, 1886, at which time and place they will be
Fresh Beef required by the Subsistence Department
United States Army, Al this depot for iss troops
DC. during ths fiscal year commencing July lst 1885
Separate proposals Will also be received for fur
nising from the contractors stall during the Same
period such choice cuts OF Fresh Beet, Mutton and
COrned Beef as may be required for sales oficers
The government reserves the right reject any or
| all proposals..
| knveiops. containing proposals must be marked
Proposals for Fresh Reef, &C.
| ment &c. can be obtained by application to
WELLS WILLARD.
apl23. a. 26, 27,my1s&1o-6
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INOR SALE-OVER 100 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
y Vanished and painted Wagons. old and new on
monthly payments Cash. Also, Stage and Carpen-
ter's Wagon. J. ]. COOK, 1926 II St. Georgetown.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucta " . ~
HTlRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. REAL ESTATE. on FOURTEENTH STREET
NEAR STREET, BEING No. $40 FOUR

NEAR STREET, BEING No. $40 FOUR
TENTH STREET
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court N
OF the District Of Columbia, paused on the r.
18th April, 1886. Ia Equity cause No. o732 R;A
u: premises on FRIDAY the TWENTY-FlRST
DAY OF MAY, 1885. At FIVE O'CLOCK r. n, ali
cause In and to 10! 40 2s in Davidsons subdivision
believed to be two undivided third interests sub
iect however. Jointly with the remaining epe-third
interest TO certain deed Of trust and
interest," recorded ill Lber 1893. folio g. Of tho land
records Of the District of Columbia Said lot is i'm
proved by large and valuable brick residence.
Terms of sale: Onehalf cash, balance In two equal
payments. 1t one and two years, respectively With
ferred payments to b. secured by deed oftrust. All
conveyancing and recording At cost Of purchaser
A. A BIkNEf. Trustee,
458 Louisiana svenua
JAMES w. RADCLIFFE, Trustee
S10 9Th street.
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ITOk SALE-NE TEAR BELTSVILLE- T-ROOM
dwelling; acre, o. ground: stable six horses
AND carriage house. doctors office premises: inc
orchard. i've minutes wax from depot cheap.
Apply TO FILLMORE BEALL ;;l3 4lc ST. NV or
Beltsvllle Md. myI4l5 Is 2O22
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BUILDING PKRMITS
Issued by Inspector Entwisle: David Lewis
repair brick dwelling 1914 Sth street north.
vest $500. Mrs.. 4. Q. Oidberg, erect one frame
Kitchen 70 dwelling; $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.oaeer.
ONE HUNDRED PAIR OF BRASS FIRE IRONS
FIFTY BRASS TENDERS,
TWENTY BRASS EASELs,
AT AUCTION.

On FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 21st 1884,
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK,
At my auction rooms, shall sell q consignment Of
the above goods
Several sets weigh over 800 pounds each Many Of
them were collected in Ireland and over $50 years
old. and are fine specimens. myls-dts
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LNOR SALE-AT w. +. GEYERS. 47OC ST. NV,
the best bargains In the city omprisin2 so car.
risges buggies and wagons Of all styles. Terms 10
he
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucuoneera

On THURSDAY, MAY TWENTIETH at -tS
FIVE O'CLOCK z. n. We wiz offer the prem lit
ises sub Lot q. In square All, fronting III feet Ea
average depth O: 156 feet and improved with u four
room Brick House, No: 144s. This is good oppor-
the city.
Terms made known at the time OF sale Convey
ancns vt purchasers cost deposit 500 required
from the purchaser.
FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN
my17-d6ds 1887 Pennsylvania ave.
u LIZ ,a pI
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AND COMMERCIAL.

The following the opening and 300 p. m. prices
ofthe New York Stock Market to-day as reported by
special wire to II. H Dodge. $50 18th street:
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n I'm.

RED STAB COUGH CURE cured Mr.. David
Meter. San Francisco, Of severe Dough an0
cold.
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I
STOCK AND CONTENTS IN STORE
0OS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Commencing
TUESDAY, APRIL THIRTEENTH, AT TEN A M,
And VIII continue daily until all goods disposed of
and Notions, consisting OF
Suks. Veivets. Satins. fine Dress Goods. CashmereS
embroidered kialnels. Table Linens. towels,
ttdan.ets, Quilts, Underwear, Hosiery, Corseis,
and Paraso,s, White shirts, together with IA full
upe o. DomeStcs.
Ladies will DO well to attend this sale as a good as
sortmen OF Spring Goods viii be offered daily.
Terms cash. II. FOLEY. Auc.ioneer. 1856
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v. :, Philadsph Boston and tas Last .:I5 90
Boston pm. daily PIll.le. plis ACTON mediation
$50 pm daily. GA sgnd.y, 900 a.u-, ., Al 5. Ia
aud pirSds aud %c.i 80 S 5dcssO ii a hSs'
csily, $50 m, tsst line dailyto I!nciunali sno
=, Loa' .nd and stG s6n Saturday 20 Sc.s9 $50 al
e1pfe:s. 100 pm daily O or Srs 's ahs
s sun Sath For 81 s :s' 90 s.ls st 81
ll:Uo am, 100, 2oo. $50. AIS. s.23, 4:so, ESQ
ne loo ana J S $50 go g sq 1895 s .sS e.
pm. For Popss Greek Line, s.Io y IA, and 40
? M assy ana sis.p sunday .v For AnssPs
Rochester. Bun.iO. Niagara 1000 pan daily ss,S.f
sunday.
, and ssS:.s5Fs: Ssis.ssi .'ss 1S ..
ss: Sss go PM For iSG 3 e. Fs5 sIs 1
a: :H tn $50 W. $50 4io 5.S e.o saS I'd Il "a
sunday; $40 a;s0: $50 and 1000 s,m.. 1:9o, Lao
$40 $50 ~ and and 81 ~ ~ 0 e SD.
80 M 40 r M Fer Way Tstion' oetvssn MA-if
I:ss: S5S. Az: sha Il ,: a: fei :.ssSn: 8 80
ssy .na s s5-psa s s..,: 40 ty ~
sunday, FOR principal stations on Hsttop0ltg
tons; for Lexington. itsunton ssd Wy -. :
;oas *: .aa Eass. ss s.. sssSS:Ss Is sa9 s.i
ma & g. =. pom: s:d 9'is; s6
o1i:.s: ~ 1si.s , s.:sps LIZ e:
aauy. .1G.ps SUNDAY: T.Ir.atoa; 7S& S.ay sSosSi
sa.s2sp s novrr-R O. s,.soa--Ter Few
by: ::a I: s:.:.s = "A :ss1
RED srAs Couou CUsp cured Mr.. David
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f1'OR SALE-JUST ARRIVED FROM VIRGINIA,
l. 10 select Horses among them q fine black team
and very stylish bay, ID hands five years Old suita
bic tor saddle driving DOWNEY'S stable 1870
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myI7-St

INOR SAIL. OR EXCHANGE-FOR BRICK, LUM-
II Der. OR GROUND-An elegant Cottage. with
large lot, twO-stery stables, at Colonial Beach
HUFTS & DYER,
myl7-St 18th and + SIS. n W.
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A BoYCoTTED DIsTILLERY BCRNED.-The
Enterprise dlstillCry, at Pekin, H., owned by
Spelilnan and Doueny, was destroyed by an In
cendlary lire at an early hour Sunday MORN
ing. SpellInan il tue man who was recently
outlawed by the whisky pool, and attemps
has been made TO boycott him. Notwithstand
ing THU, he has been running biS disullcry at
about half its capacity, and manufacturing
about eighty barrels VI spirits daily. The loss
IL estimated at S2ou,OOo. ON the alcohol there
Is an Insurance oi aoOut $4,000.
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I.NOR SALE-CHEAP-A NICE 7-ROOM BRICK
n House ON 81 u G.; all mod fmPs; house now
renting at SO per month will rent for So. Price
5000 $1,000 cash: balance on time c. H. PAR
AER, 4l2 and SITS myl5-3ts
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NOR SALE-A VERY NICE 3-STORY BRICK
II dwelling, ~si! located northwest; convenient 70
market. &c; lot 80 fes trout house -
feet front. and contains 10 room. AMI bath
modern ia prgvcIieGts ~ fTs,cass Urcer good brick
stable II lot - be sud uur-
chaser Al the low price OF $500. TYLER & RUTH
EkEORD, l2Zo 4 myI5-6t%
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INOR -ALE-CHEAP-A GOOD BUSINESS PROP
Il erty; northwest; house has ii rooms with a good
large s-Ore rooun and doing q good business Price,
$500; 5000 cash. balance on time. G. III. p NJ
hER. Al. AMI IS s. my LOST
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IHOR SALE-SO GALLONS OF NEW MILK DE
II livered daily. Inquire 1927 II It. NV. ap27-1m
INOR SALE-PAULDING'SP IPPIN CIDER THE
IL pure juice OF Newtown Pippn Apple In quart
and pinta c. c. BRYAN
ap26lm lab New York
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NOR SALE-CiOOD MANSARD ROOF. GROOM
II dwelling and large lot, at Highland station b. 4
%. r. T.; eight minutes TO city; be sold great
bargain. MARION DUCKkfT. Attorney-at Law
Blsldensburg. Md mvII-In,
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New brtc =, 2stOry, Groom House; mod lmps., on
" ST. hetween AN and 9Th Will be sJd II great
Oar. a osiore June lst- HUMPHREY u ADAMS,
ylS-3t = i : Nv
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L,OR SALE-CHEAP-A NICE GROOM FRAME
a House Va ave, bet 9th and 10th SITS. W.
Price, $500. c. III. PARKER, Ala and E
myl5-ts
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

t'oK SALk-LARGE AND ELEGANT HOUSE.
with stable and side lots north OF CAPITOL Grounds
Oh long Time 2So lat ST. ne Inquire on premises
u:yI83ts
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EXAMINE GALLATIN REsIGNS.-Daniel B.
Gallatin, Of Iowa, nrst assistant examiner OF
the Patent Office, In charge OF the division of
pneulnatlcS, mas resigned. There are now va
can't the positions OF three PRINCIPAL examinerS
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GUNNER HOMES AT HYNESBORO' On THE
y b. and r. r r.; eleven miles from Washington
city Lots 3ox Loo feet from SIS upwards For circu-
Lar address agent OF THOMAS UINES, llOi 18TH 81
NV
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DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IL RICHMOND Wa
Richmond, Va, special says: There IL "A split IN
the democratic party OF this city. caused by
general dissatisfaction with the city govern.
ment. Two democratic tickets FOR city Offices
at the electionSo occur on the 27th instant Will
lie the result The indications are that the in
dependent democrats wiil carry the city. livery
old Office holder Is ia danger and the excite.
nlent consequent upon The probable loss Of
place has created the greatest confusion among
that class. The hight between the independents
ana WorklngInen On one side aud the DourDous
On The other promises I'D be very bitter.
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IHOk SALE-CHEAP-I HAVE LEFT FOUR OF
II the nice Groom Brick Houses ON y st s.w with
press Urc. front. gas and lrObeS, that rent
readily FOR 3l5 80 per mouth prompt paving ten
ants; u number one Investment Price. 81 900 G IL
PARkEii. AZ and l. SITS. W. my15-3t~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
An Ola oiuren speaks.

Mr. j NJ Norris, an old resident of
Rome, Ca, says that he had been badly
troubled with kidney complaint Tor a
great many years, and with eczoma for
three years. az limos could scarcely walk.
aud had tried many remedies without
bcncht, until he began taking Electric
Iiltters and amounting his hands and feel
with Bucklen's Arnlca Salyc. This trc,n.
nient Afforded him great relief, and he
strongly recommends Electric Bliters to
Ill who suffer with kidney complaints or
need blood purifier
Sold by II, W Williams & Co
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Mr. W. s. lonea Macon. SAVE :

My wife han rogalucd hcr strength and In
crHAacu len pounda in weight WOTucUmmcnd
GUinn's Pioneer ae tho beat tonic.
w, e. JONES,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08
Or. G. W. Dolbridge OF Atlanta, Ga,
writes OF Gunn's Pioneer:

Guinns Pioneer Blood Ronewer mas beer
used for ygHrs with Unprecedented success
II ia entirely vegetable ana docs the Aystom no
harm II Improves inc appetite, digestion and
blood making, etnnlrting, inyigoratlnR aud
tOung UP all tho functions and tlseueB Of tho
system, and thus bpcOmob the great blood ro-
newer and health rpatUrGr.
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Guinn'8 Pioneer Blood Remover

cures all blood and akin diseases, rhcumatlgm
scrOfuln, old sores a peri ct BprngmcdicinU.
II not IN your market it VIII be forwarded on
receipt Of price, Small bottles 500; large bot.
Ties 8l76
Fsany on Blood aud skin Diseases mailed
free, MACON MEDICINE COMPANY,
Mnrnn. On
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-08

II acted ike n charm ON my gcnoral hoalth
/ chusidcr 10 q hno tonic, ] weigh moro than !
bnve tor 20 years. Respectfully,
A, n IRAMUiEpr,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-03-17
BOLD BURGLARS.
Their Depredations at Twin Bridges
One of Them Jailed.

TWIN BRIDGES, Madison County, NJ. t.,
March 1O,-This place is not little excited
just now over the depredations OF a brace
of burglars. On February..19 they burglar
lied two saloons. From the saloon con-
Quoted by Thomas Chambers they took
two watches, one gold ring, five or six dol
lars in dimes, a quantity OF cigars and a
bottle OF bitters. From George f.
Pitchers place they got away with five or
six dollars in small change, q meerschaum
pipe, bottle Of whisky, bunch
of keys and several other articles OF small
value. The burglars affected an entrance
to Chambers place by cutting away the
putty from q pane OF glass in the door and
then sliding back the bolt which kept the
door fastened. They secured q cold chisel
in Chambers place, and with its assistance
they gained an entrance to Pitchers saloon
by removing four panes OF glass from
window in the billiard room. Before leav-
ing Pitchers they indulged in lunch and
then stole ham from the kitchen.
Early next morning officers started
out to hunt down the rascals.
hut were unable to discover their
whereabouts, and returned empty-handed.
Next day another officer started out, and
struck spot where one OF the fugutives
had camped the previous day. The officer
| followed the trail to Melrose, where he
| found his man. arrested him and brought
him back here. He gave his name as Henry
Hazen, and was bound over to answer to a
charge OF burglary at the next term OF the
District Court. He is now in Jail. The
| whereabouts OF his companion has not yet
been discovered.
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them to enter the Department as organized
cOmpa MES
A BRIGADE MANS VIEWS.


"If the City will purchase our carts, hose,
ETC., we may consent to consolidate with
the Department. was the remark uttered
by a leading light in the Brigade when COR
nered by the interviewer. 81 do not mean
to say that every member OF the Brigade
would join the D partment on these terms.
but some OF them would do so. The Chief
OF the Department is not beloved by a ma
iority OF our boys, and know that many
OF them would never place themselves un-
der his command. No; don't believe the
cone sOlidation scheme can be effected so as
to satisfy all parties concerned. There is
really no necessity for a consolidation
anyway. The Brigade has always been
but the latter seems determined to oppress
the Brigade. The present trouble did not
originate entirely in our application to the
Councillor rubber coats. The true inward
ness OF the matter may be found in the fact
that one OF our bOys-Mr. Thomas--was
appointed a member OF the Fire Patrol, at
d salary OF 500 month. When the
Council decided to esta blish Fire Patrol
it requested the Brigade to furnish a can
didate, and the choice fell upon Mr.. Thomas.
He was duly appointed, as was also a
member OF the Department. and both gen
tlemen are now on luty. But the fact OF a
Brigade man being placed on plane with
"a member OF the Department was obnox-
ious to some of the leaders of that organi-
zation, and hence the 'kick''
TICKLISH JOB,
From the tenor OF these interviews it is
natural to infer that the Aliermanic COM
mttee OF arbitration has ticklish job on
hand. That tile consolidation of the rivals
can be effected without great difficulty and
the exercise of much diplomatic ingenuity
seems just now well-nish impossible, as
neither OF the hostiles is at a II desirous OF
burying the hatchet or even receding an
inch from the standpoint taken some time
ago and obstinately maintained ever since.
And if their consolidation cannot be ac-
complshed TO their mutual satisfaction,
what is the City Council going to do about
it ?
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SOFT RUCKSKlN GLOVES.
Bryan Campbell knocked Out III r'ts
Three Rounds.

LEApvlL1.E. March IA prize hsh''
,ast;no one hour, was fought this afternoon
,t Carbonate Hill between Jack Cunning
ham Of Silverton, and Bryan Campbell OF
Leadvile Both men were cohs'uereo n'''a =.
a. socond Joint. Fifty-three rounds
,,s msrs ~" sought, during which the men men
succeeaed in knocking each other
Sa.sr.se ,'nsu severa, times, but were always up
I., uo"" t;,,,o was called. In next to the last
rn"nd w,ru Can Campbell knocked down one OF Gun
ninshams conds, and free s, tight donen fnen
commenced, but was stopped ny aoieh s,;t e
policemen, who jumped into .ne t.hs ths, va 70.
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verton slugger.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1886-03-17
GERMAN GATHERINGS.
A Government Measure Defeate'-Bis-
marck and the Pope.

BERLIN. March l4.-Emperor William
has recovered from his indisposition and
will attend the banquet which is to be held
here tomorrow, on the anniversary OF the
acces sion of Alexander II to the throne OF
Russia.
The rejection of two Of the fundamental
clauses of the spirit monopoly ny the
committee of the Reichstag TO which it was
referred is equivalent to the defeat OF the
measure. Prince Bismarck was deeply
mortified at the action and bitterly le-
nroachcd Herr Won BOetticher, the Imperial
Home Minister, and Herr Scholz for having
failed to $ cure favorable action on the
measure. With his usual tenacity OF pur-
nose the Chancellor still clings to the
nroect. During the discussion Of the bill
in the committee Herr Bull asked whether
the Government was disposed to consider
other modes Of the taxation o1splrts. Herr
Scholz replied that the Government was
uledgad to the spirit mono oily Dill as s''D
nittpd. The Liberal newspapers eAnlt
over the fact that Prince Bismarck WAS
absent from the Reichstas during the de,
hate on the bill after he had announced
that he would be present and take part III
the discussion. ~
At a recent Parliamentary dinner, DE-
kopp, Bishop of Fulda. was idliy ronea'
Prince Bismarck, wore the decorat tioh
Of the Order Of Christ, which was lately
presented to him by the Pope. In the
course Of his speech he remarked tilat ms
Holiness was most acute and enlightened
statesman and quick to perceive the pres
ent condition Of the world. The thahcei'
lor also declared that it was an advantage
| to Furope to have the control OF a con-
servative power like Germany, to preserve