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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

II Ia easy for any one now to forcsoc
that the Republican platform for elccting
the Legislature next fall will be submits
sive 10 the decisions that the Supreme
Court of the United States has made re-
specting the States debt. No leader OF
the Republican party will ever allow him
self TO be placed in a position that can be
thought even equivocal on this PROPOSE
ton.
Per c0ptra. If we are to believe what IS
now said bv the managers Of the Democrat
ic party, its platform in the same contest
win be demand for State reputation
which the party has always heretofore
declared that it abhored and plank
pledging the party to do all that it can to
resist the decisions of the Supreme Court
and produce notification Of them.
Now let every sensible man put on his
thinking-c cap and consider Of the situa-
ton which will then be presented.
Is III ItdSDudDlt w HhRBN'N ''-''' '''J
man who has any stake in society is go
ing to vote for a candidate for the Legis-
lature who openly declares that he is in
favor of reputation and war against
the national authority, merely because the
opposing candidate for the same position
who declares that he fayors a settlement
of the debt and submissive to the law as
the Supreme Court has decided it, has the
word "Republican' branded on him?
1t is folly to believe any such thing
men are not deceived by names. If the
man who declares himself Republican,
favors, nevertheless those principles
which all law-abiding citizens contend
for, they will vote for him. And such
citizens will refuse to vote for q man
who declares himself in favor Of prin-
ciples which all law-abiding citizens
detest, even though he bears upon his
back the taling-word democrat"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

"a State cannot be sued" But 1t
amounts to the same thing when the
United States Supreme Court draws the
line at honesty and, though allowing the
local sovereignty all just rights, denies it
the license to perpetrate wrong on the
citizen and deprive him of his rights
The Supreme Court does not say that a
citizen can make the State receive It's
own paper for taxes, but ii says that the
State cannot make the citizen pay any
thing else unless he chooses.
And therein is the point of protection
against a local tyranny set up by tempo
rary office-holders.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Assistant United States District-Attor-
ney Dodge expresses the opinion that the
superintendents of prisons have no right
TO open the letters addressed to conyicts
as is the custom now, and he cites the law
in support of his opinion.
No exception is made to apply to con
victs and prisoners, and hence it seems
clear that Congress should at once amend
the law A convict is outside the pale Of
all privileges of citizenship, and it is plain
common sense that he is not entitled to
the confidential correspondence which it
is supposed he might use for bad purpo-
SEES.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Knights of Labor Of Brooklyn are on
a grand kick against the order and at
the meeting of 1000 knights in the Acad-
envy of Music the wings on the stage
we're adorned with placards indicating a
spirit Of independence. The Brooklyn
Knights wanted a separate organization
from the New York Assembly, and they
muttered an ultimatum to this effect to
Grand-IIighcockalorum Powderly.
We do not profess to argue on any
questions of rule in a secret society
which the public must judge by its public
acts
But on ground principles it appears
that this is one Of the inevitable features
of disintegration that underlies any or
gmization practicing systematic outrage
on human rights in the name of the
thing they violate, and the sooner the
workingmen all make an ultimatum
against the tyranny of the order the bet
ter for them.
Public opinion has often supported a
strike where laborers had been badly
treated. but it draws the line where the
employers rights begin, and workingmen
only hurt themselves when they allow
Mr.. Powderly to order them to obey his
autOcratic mandate
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Ii may be what the French call a
4'canard," but the story is graphically
told of Captain BOyton, the swimmer,
getting thousands of men for railroad
work in Central America but the fact
that the advertisement mentioned tamll-
iarity with the use of firearms as a requ-
site qualification led to enquiries that indi-
cate an extensive fillibustering movement
against Mexico. The cry is, "Where is
Cutting?'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Mr.. Henderson has introduced bill in
Congress for requiring army officers to
undergo an examination before promo
tion.
If he fails to pass he must be suspended
from promotion for a year, and then, if
he fails again. shall be dismissed. But if
he has an honorable record in the civil
war, he may be retired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Lake Babcock by the Wash
ington monument is to be filled 1t was
named in honor of the Whisky Ring
Chief, but why sheet of water should be
named for the champion of whisky never
was known.
1t will be one more relic gone that
represented the palmy days Of the Radi-
calls Paradise in Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

The citizens of Washington have put
up guarantee fund of $4,000 for a
national drill and encampment, and the
military organizations Of the United
States are invited to compete for the
prizes.
This is a good thing to encourage the
citizen soldiery of the country, and
should be attended to in proportion to its
purposes.
Address T. C. De Leon, managing sec
TetarV.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
The Isle OF Bryndywhoo.

=
Commenting on the Worlds blood
curdling tales of cannibalism in Hayti,
and the horrors OF "VOcdOoism,' the
L0ndmdrk remarks wisely, that putting
all the facts together it seems clear that
contact between the white man and the
negro furnishes the latter with the moral
support necessary TO his elevation;
and The education Of contact with the
white race is precisely what is lacking in
Uayti. The Paradise Of the black man is
in the United States, and here he has an
opportunity for self-elevatiOn, which has
never been given in so generous a man
ner TO any other race under the sun. Let
Us hope that he will realize his advan-
tages and profit by them TO the end Of at
tanning a higher civilization, and a pure
religion ~
Let us beg leave to add an excerpt from
our own prize poem, which does not claim
equality with the Dilemma Of the 18th
century" but still is rather good as illus
tratiye Of the LaHdmarkS theme:
Three maidens sailed in IA lovely ship
Far over the summer sea,
Till the captain cried, with quivering lip,
There's an island under our lea.'
&" But why" said the maidens, full Of giee,
Should the isle so brighten your
" Because, my dear little girls" says he,
"'Tis the Isle of Bryndywhoo,
Where all day long the sad seamew,
With wailing cry, sings Bryndy-
whOo."
Then a staiwart king, with coal black crew,
Who standing collar wore,
Came padding up in a long canoe,
While his subjects lined the shore.
Quoth he, By the power of great Voodoo
And the hends do adore,
You'll see your home, oh, neyermore,
For I'm the bold BryndywhoO."
And the canniDll chorusand coal-black crew,
The scaguis wild and the sad soamew
Did echo the cry DER the ocenn blue.
"Hc is tine bold Bryndywhoo, Bryndywhoo
He Is the bold Bryndywhoo.'
But one of the men was too tough 10 chew,
And when he came back from over the sea,
He had long tale of the dread Voodoo;
And the chorus he sang with lunatic glee,
Was 81 ana the bold Bryndywhoo,
Bryndywhoo,
am the bold Bryndywhoo.'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Is it supposed in this age of common
sense that the theory can always prevail
that popular sovereignty can be repre-
sented by State Government that claims
for the sovereignty privilege as represen-
tatives in contradiction to the principles
on which the individuals act?
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

A Baltimore reporter has been brought
before court and called on to state where
he got his information Of certain proceed
ings before the grand jury. He refuses
to answer, and the judge holds the mat
ter under consideration which involves a
serious privilege Of the press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

SO DR.. Morse has discovered that the
fraud philosopher, Bob lngerson, does
not believe his own idea any more than
he does Christianity.
But il pays.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
CITY TAXES.
CITY IA AES.
OFFICE CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND, November 80, 1886.

THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
L daily between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ.
and o'clock p NJ, from the
18th TO THE 3lsT DAY OF DECEMBER,
1885, INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from all persons
TAXES DUE THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Any person who shall fail to pay said taxes
within the time so limited will be considered
delinquent and will be charged penalty of
FIVE PER CENT, and interest at the rate Of
six per centum per annum.
A. r.. WOODSON,
dec 1-tjal City Collector.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland calls
man the herbivorous" creature and q
"cabbagehead pro tenn"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

That is a romantic story Of Victoria
Balfe, daughter of the composer, who was
very poor cantatrice, but pretty enough
10 marry the British Minister to Russia,
Sir John CHAMPION and when divorced
from him married the Duke de Frias.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

"Old Tecumseh" has eaten many a mean
meal of victuals in his war days, but he'll
work away the taste of them now. He
is very popular in New York with dinner
g,vers. The square meals Of life are not
its least blessings-Chicago Inter- Ocean.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
! am the bold Bryndywhoo."

President Cleveland has French pro-
fessor of the culinary art who is an
eminent graduate Of Delmonicos aesthet
ic kitchen-college, and it is said, on
authority, that he was not appointed on
political influence or subject to the civil
service rules. This will be hailed, as in
all respects proper, where distinguished
diplomats are to be entertained; but the
great point in it, after all, is that it at
once brushes the base SANDER that the
White House exhaled the odor Of cab
bage. and it saves the President from the
scathing epithet of "herbiyOrous crea-
ture." with which Miss Cleveland withers
all cabbage masticators.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
Hang that "old mans shadow.

We don't believe there was any "old
man." and we deny that he ever saw any
girl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

When a bad man is trying to do a good
thing, especially if he is a politician, he
should be encouraged. His success will
not hurt the good thing.-Ne1c Orleans
Pic0l1ine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

To the Hditor of the TIMES :

To the Hditor Of the TWx:
Your paper is the strongest thing for
its age and size ever saw, and when 1t
sails into demagogism, reputation, and
Nahoneism 1t recalls the story OF the In
FAINT Hercules strangling the serpents.
A DEMOCRAT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14
LADIES RESTAURANT.
II r. THOMPSON,
l. Transfer,
No. 1901 CARY STREET.

Hauling of every description at reasonable
rates. Orders promptly executed. Telephone
No. 2es. de Ply
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-14

CITY delivery by carriers at 6 cents per week.
nv MAIL. POSTAGE PAID:
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Liberal commission to agents to solicit
subscriptions.
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DRY GOODS.

sEAroN PERRY.


feCCCFSSob To PERRY & RRorUER.)
HAS Now OPEN Ills "pIRTt-r INfPoRTATiny-
or I'uE LATEST AUTl Nh AND NJ MIR Nov
ELTIEss WHICH EACEED IN VARIETY. RICK
Mss AND QUALIFY ANY PREVIOUS OFFER
.ELEeASr rwoToNE STRIPED and READEp
WHITE SATIN DucHEssE. MuscovIrEs AND
FAlILE FRANCAIsk- for Bridal press-A from
~. SO 10 $3.50
lsSE. NAS1O1ft- ST RAILS AND fAII.LEF FRAN
CAISE in Black and All coiors street aud house
wear.
LYONS PURE SILK V;IvETS. from 20 TO -
inches wide, in Black and different colors ranging
nom "a TO - per yard
IMMENSE : ROCK OF EUROPEAN DRESS FAB
kies for Plain and Combination suits, ranging from
NEW PAi,is AND BERLIN WRAPS JACK ETs.
CIRCULARS AND NEWMARKET
NEW HoUSEk EEPI NJ; LINENS, ALL-wooI,
BLANKETS and BEb-SPkEADS at lowest quota
tons
CLOSING PRICES ON LACE CURTAINS AND
FURNITURE CREToNNFS.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS AND
Ht,SiERY.
TREFOUssE AND PERINors KID GLOVES.
GENUINE FRENCH e. p. CoRSkTs from s so
to $500.
...'BEsr MAKES OF MERINo uNpERwEAR IN
Nedinm aud Heavy Weights for Lsiies. Gentlemen
and Children
re- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
IN - EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
as- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCOgRECr PRICES
SEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
sells Penn Avenue Corner 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

SIX HUNDRED MIN In THE PARADE HERE
The BrickIsyers' Union OF the District LEFT
here this morning by the baltimore and
Potomac railroad for Baltimore. 10 par
ucipate in the celebration and picnic
of the baltimore craftsmen. The Washing
ton union assembled ut Cosmopolitan
hall, Sth and streets, and formed iii line, with
Dennis q. s. Ferry, president of the union, as
chief marshal, and F. Carr, d. o Brien, 7. Levy,
IL. Oliphant and N Smith AIDES. Tie line OF
march was by Il, +, 18th streets and PeHnsyi-
vania avenue to the depot. and there were In
line over GOO men, uniformly aitired In dark
clothes, wearing neat blue badges and carrying
canes. The line was headed by the Marine
band. Upon their arrival i'll baltimore they
were met by reception committee with band,
ana escorted them TO lunch. Alter 6 parade I'm
Baltimore they went Ia the Schneizep park,
where, through MIR. Ferry, q banner WIFI be pre-
sented to the Baltimore Union. They expect
To- return tonight.
SHE CoLLAEED HER HUsBAND.-A colored
woman named Rosie Jefferson brought her
husband, James jefferson, t. police headquar-
ters yesterday and complained that he was
trying To abandon her. They arrived in this
city yesterday morning from Philadelphia en-
tried II give her the silly, but she gave chase
collared him and took him TO police headquar.
ter. The disagreement between them is on
count of two children, last 10 their care by
aunt. w!iicn James does not care to support
Tie police saw that the couple and the children
were placed on the train together, bound for
their destination in Virginia.
FUKNITCFE, CARPETS, &C, AT AUCTION
Duncansoii Bros. will sci. tomorrow morning
ren. vi Furniture, Carpets, dc. See advertise
ICeDt,
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.u,u.en,eu,. Tonight.

anusemeHi> IO-Ni.ili.
Observation-Disclosures Nar6e in Damon
and ~ thiss. = ..--. --..
AIEAJ CT 's.-Nrs. Bowe:s in Lady Audley's
Secret .ssr
HaERIs -"Ac:oss the Atlantic. "is,-ff ats.f
MISUNDERSTANDING.
r3sE2i,C.'S.-''Our SSirateeiS:s."
DIME MCsECa.-"rHe Gold King"
MANASSAS PASoRAMA.-Day and evening"
EoILEK CCASc..,-Ailietic Park
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Spn1so LEAF TrA

AT 90 CENTS A POUND.
the great demand for this Tea
has induced persons - initiate It
but the genuine article can only
be obtained in this country at my
store. 1875 + street
II Is sold only In packages, each
package bearing my trademark.
n. w. BURCHELL
oa11.2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

are big item of expense to parents, but If you
will purchase them OF Il. Strasburger, No. 9O6
9TH street, you will save fully % per cent.
To convince you that such Is the case We will
mention a few prices:
Infants shoes, Kid and Morocco. from SOC.
W; Child's Kid Spring Heels, sizes To =, 1t
49c.; ChildS Shoes, with Heels, at 73c.; Child's
fine Spring Heels in Kid and Straight Goat,
Heeied Shoes ut 9Sc.; Misses Common Sense
shoes ut s1.24; Youths English Hooked Balls.
at 9Sc.; Youths Button Shoes at $1.l7. Also, q
Stylish Button Shoe Il: S1.t7.
H. SrRASBUR GER,
m&th No. COG 7th street, 4 doors aboveI.
Our OOlOng. Japan. GiunpOwtlcr and
Imperial Tea, ut soc. Il pound, has no equal on
this market. Come and try it once. You'll use
1t always. n. L. METZGER & Bro,
IL. 1th ST. NV.
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HyN. RRoDT. HAT MANUFACTURER lle
w 1lth u nw--Fa1l style block Jue received
sxtn enarees tHIk hats from - 70 ~ Dsssys fts1
oyof Cd the lnte1t etyla lists u1ocked and lrooesd
MuuBuiu9 huu(b Pat On Bepairing neatly 4ssne We
VIZ. 1l10OlsAA0 l19h q. ~. o11orAA
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SUMMER RESORTS.


RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
IN GREAT NORTH MOUNTAINS.
Frederick county. Va
"* TO the attraction of the waters .
must be added that OF the climate which is&cAA$
most inviting al thevery time our city homes Lux
are most infested with malaria. Autumn Is Rock
Enon's browning season. The mid mellow days OF
september are without the sicky faint of lowland
sulls'-W. 6wYNN.
For Circulars anu Terms address
setitocl A. 5. PRATT Il SONS 4O1 9th st.
GRAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE.
NJ Atlantic City. y. J. Electric bell in every 4
room; hote hghted by electric light: COM vcNAS
PRIEST, Proprietor. $l.5U per day. and a,l,. -
per week. au26-l I'm
Orkney SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH Co. VA
~ THE largest AND NJ JSr FASHIONABLE
ST MMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
This resort has been thoroughly overhauled. 4
painted. repaired and papered Throughout: YE6AY
new closets and tine best sanitary plumbing lt.0l
newly furnished throughout, and hair resses
have been placed in all the rooms with woven wire
springs making this the best and most complete
medicinal waters At any summer in the United
Ststex beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table
exceilrd; hot cold, shower and plunge baths: good
fishing aud game in the Immediate vicinity. First
class livery in connection with the hotel charges
moderate. B. 4 y. Telegraph and Express office in
Washington, being only hours ride on the t. Il U.
X. Il. Two trains daily Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed Williams Brass and String Band, of AL
baugh's Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning tu information, o. the principal
hotels. anaiy SIS OF the water attractions
monials. &c may be had free at the following drug
eral water depot on St, Evening star office and
Post For further information address II. CABELI.
Dr. c W CHANCELLOR. kesidert Physician
myS-5m
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LASsDuRcu & DRo
Wish to call attention their Housefurnishing De-
partment This is always stocked with a complete
and varied assortment of good staple goods but
so this time of the Our stock has before
been so well selected by As goods In this depart
ment are used al all seasons produced. we have made
special low prices in the following goods:
so dozen lGx:sO all linen Glass Towels. &C. apiece
SO dozen 5Ox2s all linen Monte Towels, 12lgc
a0S:ls all linen Huck Towels. lsc. apiece $500
YlX4o Huck Towels. extra heavy. CSC. apiece or
E2x42 extra heavy all linen Double Huck Towels
Damask. 25c. each - OO per dozen.
lSS3S pure white Terry Towels. l2lsc or sl5O per
lsx4s pure white Terry -owcls. worth ssc, for 25c
cas-. Turkey Red Damask, IS in wide. 25c. war.
ranted fas; colors
l case Indigo Blue Damask, SIS I'm. WIDE s7lac,.
l case iboi,ed Turkey Red Damask, 60 in. wide.
Unhleached Table Linen in several designs, extra
81 en- Table TGas sn ssaut
SOC.
our 81 n Resthe dol nsn @ sns
handsome patterns and designs; former price &c.
20 in. Bleached Table Linen. 81 0o worth sl.2a
5s IN. 6Ieach n Crash. pc: worth 35c
Is and 20 in Diaper 81 90 and 81. Is; pure linen
.d s ~ great variety prices ranging from 3c.
Irish Linens-we are carrying special numbers 1t
Zoc.. soc and31Axc
OUR FELT AND PLUSH COVER DEPARTMENT
Is directly opposite our Linen Department Both
these departments conveniently located on the
first oorlast counters the right For real and
m hous pha fc hon
nice cover scarf We have an extremely handsome
line and IL from curiosity alone come look at our
most elegant display
A. Felt Table Covers for sl.O0
g. Flannel Elan mel Table LEI Covers s22S
"a Juie Covers 81 90
81 lutte Covers for 81 81.
10! Jute Covers for 40.
% Plush Table Covers for s40O
ia Plush Table Covers for Sl2OO
Something superb for $4,000.
Jute and Tinsel Table Covers. Ga. 81 IS; 81 g. 75
P ELL, lamo,saains g CO. $500 8! 90 $500
Plush Plus TIass from 81 s. SO Si 10 $50 So
Felt Scaris tstampedl. SOC
Lambrequin material already cut ont by the yard,
Orient Table Covers. $500.
Flannel Piano Covers Felt Piano Covers an grades
OUR LINE OF FALL DRESS GOODS, DRESS
SILKS, CLOTH, ETC,
ALL READY FOR DISPLAY.
Read our Announcement in Sunday Papers
ONE PRICE TO ALL
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Our NEw SrocK Fon THE

Our NEw Srocx Foa THE
PRESENT SEASON HAS COME OUR
GOODS ARE SPREAD OUT FOR INsPEc-
TIOs AND NOW ALL WE CAN DO is TO
ANNOUNCE THE FACT TO YOU AND Elk.
PRESS A HOPE THAT YOU wILLFAvoR
Us WITH YOUR PRESENCE AT AN
EARLY DAY. IF YoU LIKE TO LOOK
AT STYLISH GOODS: IF YOU ARE A
JUDGE OF GOOD QUALITIES IF YOU
ARE PLEASED WITH GREAT VARIETY
AND IF YOU APPRECIATE BEDROCK
PRICES you WILL EXPERIENCE MANY
PLEASANT SURPRISES IN LOOKING
OVER ouR NEW LINE OF sEAsoNABI.E
GOODS. WILL YOU CALL OUT OF Curl
OSITY If FOR NO OTHER REASON. WE
INVITE YOUR CRITICISM BECAUSE WE
BELIEVE EVERY FAIR COMPARISON
STRENGTHENS Us IN THE ESTIMATION
OF JUDICIOUs AND CAREFUL BUYERS
NOW WOULDN'T IT BE WELL FOR YOU
TO SIZE THESE ELEGANT BARGAINS
WITH YOUR OWN EYES AT
THE LONDON AND LIvERPooL
CLOTHING COMPANY
sells CORNER TIN And q srRKETa
-! lVrH yrREET NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
yafc " Gather.

hS " eAt6eF.
OTFycs cy TIE CH.zT SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsgINGToS, II. C.. sept 20. 1856.
JHaiC.io'sS Ter "a H9ErS. Commencing az p. IA.
zo-es,sy.
For :he Dis.r,c: o. Columbia and Virginia,
-s.iT weather. nearly stationary temperature,
no:tEwe.'eriy winds shiftinz 10 northeriy
Ioc-t-Osr leadcr. q solid walnut marb,e-top
chamber sa.is bcvci mirror. bar handles, $35.
Sos;rsoi rea;.: Three Hundred ara seventy
I've Oi them mast be taken WlthIn u limited
u.s-. Jne<- suites viii not be ready for de-
hyssy until september 18th. Orders booked
Now Ssaip PIC suite or 6OOs.
Ws. Il. DuSN'>. 81 7th st. NV
Rsas xarthan.s. prediction.
aTrkSrscx-Th- gro4: west. Price on meat
la, af,.c ..ock: Ieosi Look.
Inf:--uolse soak, IJe.: sirioin steak 14c:
IL. s.-at. Zoe; c..Siee rlb roS-:. 12Lac.; GOOD
ris ro.s, les; soup meat, &C.: sugar-cursd salt
LsS.. &c. sse TIC; lsI.: mutton, &c. lee
aa1 ixse.. sse. "a NV as The lowest.
Sfesi.i rates TO hotels, restaurants and beard
sia.!@ Il aSa Is Ceatsr market "a and %
os:Tes. ma. Eof Don't forget tie name and
hunters Of sails SAIL l.. HOOVER.
IAoE AT T.,ri.--ss.?5 for an ASA wardrobe;
ra...ss. st.ea; Aitehen es.lrs. 81 25 lord.
IA. =. INNS, 81 TIN 81. NV.
EEsD Earthquake prediction.
VIZ VIII: p:..e on s..s tuesday morning 24O
Mid, size. ~ 20 a. a: 81 ~; a decided bargain.
II. sfaAssJRakx, No 9u6 1tn street
SL3aASaT DA.Ey building On Sd street, for
rent. See Hsus.< tor Rent.
S3S.Co-SIs. :4t-S5o:td walnut parlor suites
seven pieces csIupleie, $500.
NJ. Il. DCNN'S,
sill .td street northwest.
TESsIoN ATTORNEY. See notice IN Wants
So.Umn.
Be- Nor Dooley's Ague Pow
EcTs 1s!i: cure yoa permanently, price as cents.
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NAE =. Z. FALsEk let to-day FOR New York
sst.t;re ifosi the custom house her ftrSI TALL
liz nortai'c o. oGhnets and millinery novelties.
$500 Ni.... 1yY q cane-sea,t chairs; long
yoSkers, sue; isdies' size, Sl.25.
Wa. Ii. u. ny. 3ll .tn ST. IL. ".
HUMAN artificial eyes. HenI pes's, Nv. cor. 4lc.