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AUCTION Sales.
PAINTINGS

Or
PAINTINGS
OF THE
BELGIAN, FRENCH, AND DUTCH SCHOOLS
To be Gold Without Reserve ON the Evenings Of
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY,
MARCH II, Is, AND 10, 1856, AT O'CLOCK,
AT THE
Scott Art Gallery, Wizards Hall,
NOW on
EXHIBITION, DAY AND EVENING, UNTIL
TINE OF SALE.
ARTISTS REPRESENTED.
Beauquesnc, W. Lelckert, c.
Bells IL. Macs, L. II.
Brehmer, W. Miralles, Il.
Brissot, II. Munier, L.
BROWNE. q. EotermGn, z.
Carolus,J. Plnchnrt, Il.
Carpenter, E. Piotrowski, A.
Clays, p. j. Portfolio, L.
Coz, ID. Portfolio, ].
Corcos, NJ. Y. Quitton, f.
Croegaert, G. Rosenboom, A.
Cunuus g. Rosiersc, j.
Damschroeder, J. J. NJ. sayry, H.
De Buel, +. Sohaefels, II. IL:
De Haas, J. IL. semenowsky, L.
De vogel, &, j. Soyer, Il.
Diaz, N. Ten Kate NJ. . .
Eickelberg, W. II. yNlthon, -,
| Eversen, A. Van Damme, Il.
| Gailliard, +. Van den Eycken, @.
| Gerard, Thco. Van den Kerkhove, E.
| Goupil l.. Van Lcemputtcn, q.
| Haanen, A. Van Leemputten, r.
| Herbo l.. Van Seyerdonck, II.
| Hilverdinck, l.. A. Verwee, l..
| Huysmans J. Is. vester, w.
| JaIissens j.. Villa, Il.
| Kluyyer w. Walker, J. A.
Koekoek, b. G. Washington, q.
| Kool, S, Weber, Theo.
| KuwnSseg, flls, G.. Wynaerdt, Al.
Lafon, II. Zimmerman, J. ii.
| Lauters, G.. Zuber-Buhler, f..
In visiting Washington, wish to state that
no pains have been spared in bringing together
| this superb collection of paintings. Many OF
| the pictures have been painted 10 my order,
| and have certificates of originality on the can
vas. Others are consigned by the artists them
selves, and are fresh from their easels, al
| together constituting the most valuable collec'
ton that have ever offered TO the public.
Hoping my efforts will be duly appreciated,
am yours truly, ,..,,,,
| No. AZ UNIVERSITY PLACE, NEW YORK,
| No, CouRTE RUE DE I.'HoPITAL,
ANTWERP, BELGIUM.
Mr.. b. Scott jr., will conduct the sale.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO., Aucts
mhl2.7t
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The Lectures cover History, Literature, and
Travel, and have been everywhere pronounced
II delightful combination of entertainment and
instruction. BEGINNING In Boston, the circle of
Mr. StOddard's popularity has steadily wdenGd
until now, in his seventh consecutive season,
his lectures have become the standard in the
great cities of the country, and his audiences
are this year the largest even in his phcnom-
enal record.
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An infants oniinOus welcome. Mary as
Queen of France. Back toScotland. Intriglcs
and Murders. A. Fatal Marriage. Twenty
of History -
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The illustrations are the result of extended
efforts In unusual directions, and are probably
the most beautiful and original collection ever
offered 10 the American public Those for the
ing the localities, are of priceless value. In tho
perfection of their display the Stoddard Lee
lures are without n rival.
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NOR SALE-LOTS-I HAVE A FRONTAGE
10 off feet on the west side of 10Th st. N. W.,
Just above Dupont Circle, which can sell for
u per square foot; II bargain to builders or for
private residences. JOHN A. PRESCOTT, l4l0
81. n. W. Sl6
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EoR SALE Or RE, EXc ,I 81 j Po dSrS CITY
good condition, with abundance Of fruit n
large frame house and barn nearly new; beau.
tifully located upon high ground In sight OF
the ocean; "a miles from New York, 10 from
Ocean Grove, and IL from railroad: offered at
n great sacrifice. Address No. 10 N. G. ay. 81.
T., Wnshington. ID. q. S-lb
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MEDICAL.
LOsr AND F0UND.

II osT-ON THIlBspAY MORNING, COM
Ia ing ffom l2th and SIS. 10 spenceriAn
Business College, 9TH and ID, light,eolofed
pondanttg sSHilpih; size Of the ond'0r finger.
suitable rcSmd paid IL left Ut Republican
Once. ela
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DISCUSSING THE issues.
TIE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE
SENATE AND THE PRESIDENT.

Attitude of the Democrats Ably Ana
lyzed by Mr.. Kenna-spicy Extracts
From Mr.. B1aihe's "rwouty Years or
Congrpss,v
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StPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
= 9th and ID SITS. N. wa practical business
education that qualities young men and women
TO support themselves and successfully perform
the active duties of life. Thorough instruction
given in rapid writing, the English Language,
Correspondence, rapid calculations. book
keeping, business practice, commercial law,
political economy aen9grapny, ana tyIPe.wr re
suned Tuesday Sept. ], at 0 a. IN. and 6p. m.
ONCE open for arrangements by tho year or
quarter on and after Monday, Aug. p. full
fnlf information sent free on application.
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal. MRS. SARA
A. SPENCER, Vice Principal.
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Ill NEW WALKS WITH CHARLES

Entirely different In every statement and
illustration from the Dickens lecture OF last
year, .
Vivid Scenes. Squecrs and Dotheboy's Hall.
Pickwick and Weller. Little Pip and the Com
Wet Tile Death of Stecrforth Master Hum
nhrey himself, photographed from life i'm 1856.
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COURSE TICKETS Preserved seats), 81. 50.
The sale will he conducted 10y BrentanO Bros,
1918 Pennsylvania avenue, beginning
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH Is.
Single Tickets, reserved seats, 20 cents on
and after Saturday, %
IL HTIRDiTT AZ NORTH Mnnngnrs
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H.--NApoLEoN DoNApARTE.
From THE THRONE TO ST. HELENA.

Successes everywhere. 4 dazzlingspectaclc
Overlapping ambition. The fntal result. All
Europe against one man. The tide turned:
Waterloo nnd 81. Helena NJ last.
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TsTABLIsHED 1888.
NNFITVmFE nm

~ WHITE, HENTZ e co,
222 and 22i North Second ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Are Sole PropriotoTs of the Celebrated
"TRlAlBLE WHISTLES
Southern OMCe, 1900 Pennsylvania Az, N. W.,
Washington d. @.
COL. IL. A. SELIGs0N, In charge.
fea0,s&wly
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FARM-FoR
II city property; situated on the Columbia
pike, three miles from Washington and one
acres of highly cultivated land; there are
about 5000 fruit trees in bearing, consisting of
the choicest varieties of peach, pear, plum,
an Usage orange hedge; the buildings consist of
Il Broom 2.stOry cottage with wide veranda
on three Sides large barn, and all necessary
out-buildings; excellent water; beautiful lawn;
view of city and surrounding country unsllr-
passed. For further particulars, address SUB
URBAN, Republican Office. S-l6
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PROFESSIONAL.

VNEETH INSERTED WITHOUT PLATES,
teeth; also pure aluminium cast plates for arti.
fetal teeth. DIR. L. S. CARROLL, Dentist, 60i
18th st. N. w. Office hours: o a. m. 70 1880
p m. 1e0-tI
, q G. BANCROFT, d. NJ. D., HAS RE-
81, moved his Dental Office to 0l4 + st, NV;
Gas administered. Dentistry in all Its branches.
Prices reasonable.
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H ERZOG'S NINTH ST. OPERA HOUSE.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH S.
Every Afternoon Mt p. VI.
Every Evening at Pm,
IN THE RANKS.
Magnificent Scenery. Superb Company,
ADMISSION. 10 and ~ Cents.
...v- Next Week = Attraction,
WORLDS NS'rRELS
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T LoYD's 25-CENT WASHINGTON EX.
Ia PRESS.

Baggage delivered TO all parts Of the city,
railroads, steamboats, &c. Furniture, sewing
machines type-wTiters, &c, carefully removed.
Trunks taken TO any part OF the house without
extra charge. Persons returning TO the city
can leave their checks at either onice,
TELEPHONE No. 1873 80
Offce zoos Est. N. w. Branch Ohices 9th
and u SITS. NJ w, basement Howard House;
N. W.; 626 o 81. N. W.; Frank Pitzer a Co,
druggist, cor East Chpitoland 9TH sts, 8, Il,
80 ~ JOHN @. HAwLEY, '''.
Proprietor.
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The brlllautprogress of transcendent genius.
Warfare RcyolutOni2cd. First Lieutenant,
then General, then Consul, then Emperor
Striking fccncs made immortal and lndelible.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-13

NOR SALE-TIIE LARGEST AND MOST
IL complete assortment of extension top car
dages, jump-seat carriages, surreys, Victorlas,
coupe Tockaways, doctors and pony phaetons,
top and no.top buggies, Daytuns, farm, market,
harness of all descriptions. All of the above
goods will be offered ut eXceedingly low prices;
an inspection of our stock solicited. s. BEN.
SINGER, Horse and Carriage Bazaar, No, $40
La nv, S-S
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n ANDsCAPE LESSONS.

a competent landscape artist In water or oil
colors offers lessons TO ladies and gentlemen In
his art, including, during proper seasons,
and flower and object painting. Lessons given
only ut residence of students. Rapid acquisi-
ton positively promised to those who naturally
have desire. Terms, IS per month In advance;
ject will be- not numerous, but good paintings.
Pencil drawing bulght, II preferred. Same
terms. Address ARTIST, 16i7 9th st. N. w.
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TSoR sALE-s50 OR EXCHA NGE FOR GOOD
II COW n trstclass mule. W. MASON, 5li 9th
st. n. W. S'l3
ENOR SALE-EXCHANGE OR HIRE a
"a large stock of new and secondhand car
riages, buggies, and wagons Of all kinds; prices
and terms unequaled in the city. w. f.
GEYER, 4GS and 40 & II. ". W. SIG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-13

NOR RENT-LEAsE OF COY sIX.RooM
IL house surrendered TO party purchasing
small quantity ofnlnitlrei rent low. 1910 n
II. ave. ny G'l2
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EDUC1TIoN4L.
LANGUAGES.

THE BERIITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES
723 lith st, N W., Washington, and all other
principal cities. Recognized everywhere as
the best institution for leaning to speak mod
ern tongues, Trial lessons free New terms
begin now.
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IFOR RENT..-HOUSES

NOR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF
II 10 rooms with all modern improvements,
overlooking the city; adjacent TO two lines of
horse cars; piaZzas, bay window conservatory,
open CRATES, and lurnacet large grounds;
owner Is travelling and will rent cheap for Il
year, ID, q. PROCTOR 4 SON, 1926 st, n. w.
G-lb
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TSOR SALE-DRICK HOUSE, IL ROOMS;
II stable 20 by -; 1000 feet OF ground; price,
$4,000 Apply ut 4iO NJ st. n. w. Sis
NOR SAILED SHARES OF HEAT AND
II Power stock at So. Address POWER, Re-
publican Office, S-l3
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FOE SAFE

Nor SAEE-MllLINERY BUSINESS (OR
II would sell half interest TO the right parity
in fashionable summer resort In the north;
long seasons; low rent; best location in tho
place; good reasons for selling and full intOr-
nation given; no agents. Address c. A., Re-
nIlhllrnn Olllcn. Sid
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Special NOTICES.

MY SPECIAL NOTICE STEAMER JANE
49, MOsRJEY will leave for Norfolk on
sATJ RDAI, MARCH 13 at II p. M, holding
n W. '''N"'i'N" fIfptsn woon aoc,v
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L-NAPoLEoN BoNAPARTE.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
EVENINGS, MARCH -, "a, 20, APRIL c, I.
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PERSONHL.

MTsS ALICE r. WILLIAMS, 1923 VT
wi. nv, fashionable dressmaker. Work
done at private residences II required; postal
notices will receive attention. fe27-s-tf
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IEGdL

T MOLYNEAUX Hewlett, ATTORNEY
d.. and Counselorat-Luw, Webster Law
building, rooms ! and 2, Washington, ID. c.
Practices also in all the Va. courts and Su-
preme Court U. s. mh6-stf
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
HADDOCKS MURDER.
Arrest ofR Theatrical Manager aud Others,
Charged with knowledge Of tho

CHIoAGo, Oct III L. Leavitt. manager
OF the Standard Theater Of Sioux CITY.
has been indicted by the coroner's Jury OF
that city for conspiracy and completely i'm
the murder OF Rev. George c. Haddock. in
August last. ID. w. Wood, an attorney OF
Sioux City, has been here for some time
doing detective work, and i'm consequence
OF certain developments Leavitt gave him
seltup lie IL fully acquainted with the
assassination plot in ali its details and
while not knowing who actually did per-
form the deed, has knowledge Of the party
TO whom u was assigned for execIi-
ton. He declines TO talk fully, pending his
appearance in Court, but Wood saws that
while he n not the murderer, he will make
important and startling disclosures
SIouX CRY, IA, Oct The news OF the
arrest OF III. l.. Lehvitt, in connection with
the haddock assassination, created a senSa-
ton here to-day. Leavitt is expected here
20 morrow noon The impression X that
he VIII seek TO shield himself by telling
what he knows of the conspiracy Fred
Munchrath. lr., and Henry sherman were
also arrested here this afternoon a. par.
ties TO the conspiracy. and placed under
f3,OW bonds each. John ATensdorfT. an
other OF the party, was arrested in Dnven-
port Iowa, where he bad gone 20 attend
the Grand Lodge of knights OF Pvthias
quite a number Of other warrants wero
Issued this evening, but names of parties
have not been made public
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
THE MISSISSIPPI HORROR.
Tho Number Dead or Unaocounted
for About Twenty-Three.
Damaging Charges Against the Captatr
oi the kagle, Who Refused tr EteFt
himself - save Passengers.

~ Louis, Oct 6.-No more description
oI the explosion and burning of the steamer
Msscotte near Cape Girardeau vc,ter,,s, =,
mas been received, and potbinH new ma.
oeen developed to day IN regard ~ IL and
no other bodies have been found as vel
ohe OF the missing John Muller reached
mere this morning IN skiT from Necly's
Landing with his head burned. and
says that Captain T. Baugh positively
'NtuSed TO allow him TO come down herr,
on the Eagle this morning. so "a To Get
mere before his wife aud children were
buried Captain Elbaughs excuse was
Shsi u was against the law. He saws
uS "W all IN his power. Henry Muarke.
VI cincinnati, is among the missing
Whlch now number twenty three The
crew OF the Eagle "a we'll as those res-
cued from the Mnscutte. censure tho
captain OF the Eagle for not making
greater efforts to save the victims Captain
thompson. OF the La Mascottr and several
OF Toe rescued state that the Captain % the
Eagle refused. until he tCautsin Tbomp-
son anu his crew threate ei To IL ke charge
OF MS boat bv force, TO take the rescued
enu injured 10 this city. where u,siStnu "a
could be rendered them, but said ne ,vonId
take them 20 Grand Tower where
little It aiSy, aid could bc given them
,SAttef getting tho injured aboard the Eagle
ne locked the stateroOms on his boat aud
IeiuSed the nse of covers for the Nouu ell
captain Thompson saws the accident yns
caused by either nue CollapSiuy or a
steam-pipe bursting and catching fire tnm
the fire i'm the furnace
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
A TERRIBLE SCENE.
Employes Escaping from tho Roof of q
factory Bniiding Which Was
att Ablare

NV NoRk, Oct "A fire broke out this
morning early IN a toursstory factory build.
'uG on Bayard street. Eight different
hrms have shops in IT, Samuel PauUs
employees escaped by the east stair
way, The employees OF the other cstab.
iishmcntS could not 50 escape The fright
cn"d employees made for the roof of tho
building The last reached the fat
roof with clothes afro and half smothered
Already the just deserted rooms were on
hre, aud to stay on the roof was to perish
because the flames were breaking through
the Scuttle Adjoining the factory was
tWo-storN house with peak roof To leap
10 X was perilous, hut TO remain was certain
death, The employees shrieked in despair,
ANA large crowd gathered in the street be-
low W TN cries OF terror that were echoed in
loud walls from the street men and Women
hung themselves of. Minnie Rogansky fell
I'm the street on her head aud was mortally
hurt, her skull being crushed in \ little
hoy who was clinging To the coping OF
the peak-roOted house was rescued by
Paul !. Shappcll, an old volunteer fire.
man, with the aid OF some citizens and
the police. The police went up on the
roof Of the tall tenement. No II. and
threw rope down 20 the factory
employees still left on the roof OF the
burning building, and they were res
Cued one after the other Others were ia
ken into window from the peak rooted
house. HymBu Roberts hurt his arm bad
ly. All this took but few minutes and
then the police and dr. men put up ladders.
Al this time the roof uf tho factory was on
nre' but the hrem IA were soon masters OF
the situation 4 close search OF the burn
Ell rooms soon showed that nobody had
been burned TO death
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
HADD0CK CONSPIRACY.
Leavitt Makes a Confession Re-
garding the Killing.
"ohn Arensdorf' Foreman OF brewery,
Accused of Firing the shot that Killed
the Prohibition Minister,

SiojN CIrE IA, oct. S.-lmpcrtant de-
velopments have been made in the Had.
dock assassination case. Leavitt, who was
arrested IN Chicago yesterday was not
brought here, hut taken to Kingsley. the
homo OF Attorney Wood He IL expected
here Monday, the date fixed for the be.
ginning of the examination OF the parties
arrested Accompanying Wood 10 hi
cago was F. \. Hill. business manager OF
the Sioux City Tribune, and MIR J. V.
Kelly. Mr.. Hin was intimate with Leavitt
anu ~ was through this intimacy that
Ieavitt was induced to surrender himself
htli brought back with him the confession
OF LeSVltC which has been madO public
this evening. In his confession, sworn To
before notary public in Chicago, Lenvitt
charges that the shooting was done bv
John Arensdorf, foreman Of the Franz
been, hired to whip Haddock and
another man, and they were told mot
to punch him too hard but hit him
IN the face and give him black eve. That
VIII DO, as we don't want To 20 any further
than that Leavitt said I'VE saw Had
uoSk coming across Water street from tho
Noiunbia House. No one said n word
as John Arens iorf started toward him.
ne came mp in front OF Haddock and
looked him IN the face aud threw up his
hand IN front of HaddoCk's face MIR Had
uoCk pulled something from his pocket
ana strnck Arensdorf | thon saw Arens
dori draw his gun and saw him shoot Had
dock snw nothing more of Aronsdorf. -
Arensdorf was arrested yesterday i'm Dnven.
port, whore ne had gone rs a delegate To
the knights OF Pyth as meeting, and is ex-
pectcd 10 arrive here during tho night
Paul Leader aud George Lange were ar
ranged to-day aud admitted To the Same
bail as Muchrath and sherman. Warrants
arc OUT Tor other parties duplicated in the
conspiracy, and ~ is said I.envitt has ns.
surances that by turning States evidence
ne VIII escape punishment
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Or. Douolass' Bill

NEw YOHK, oct lO.s Colonel Fred Grant
was seen 10y reporter with reference 20 "a
paragraph published in u morning paper
alleging that ~ sum Of $1,000, left by will
Of General Grant to DR.. Douglass, had
never been paid. Colonel Grant read the
para graph through and sat silent for fow
moments with troubled expression on his
features Then he said "DrDouglass has al
ready been paid, and paid in full, and havo
his receipt. His bill was an enormous aud
most unjust one. My father left written
request TO Mrs. Grant that Dr. Douglass be
paid SI.OO, That is TO say, that the amount
Of his bill Whatever 10 was should bc tnads
mp TO $1,000 The Doctor charged $1,000
and he has been paid IL, every penny Of it.;
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
VIenna's Destruction Plotted

LoNooN, Oct. 9-The Chronicles corre.
spondent at Paris says he has just hoard
from Vienna the details OF startling An
archiSt plot To destroy Vienna and to assas.
sinate Emperor Francis Joseph The con.
splfHtorS whose plans wero frustrated by
the authorities, had intended to carry out
the plot ON October & Various timber
stores were TO be set on fire throughout
Tue ciiy, and during the confusion pub
nc buildings were To be blown up with
dynamite. The police seized immense
quantities of bombs and other e1 elosive i'm
different parts ~ the city, especially near
the Imperial residence nt Schonbrurn aud
beneath the bridge leading 90 the pslace,
aiSo Intended to make an attempt upon tho
nle OF the Emperor at the same time A
large number OF foreigner, and Austrinns
were arrested The ringlcaders escaped
TO Germany.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
THE THRRE AMERICAS. .
The Proposed Permanent Exposition at
Washington la 1902.

washington In iSOs.
WAsHINUroN, Oct. iO-The proposed per
manent Exposition of the ''Threc Amcri.
cas- 80 open here in lsg2 is rapidly TAX ing
shape. and the Board OF Promotion iu
charge OF the project are already cncou-
aged beyond expectation by thd grStiFy ing
responses from all over the country. nuI
with tho progress already made The pro.
Iect coutemplatos: First, Constitutional
Centennial celebration at Washing
ton in lSSa by the siNtocn
American republics in honor OF
no one -hundTcdth anniversary of tho
Constitution OF tho parent republic. tho
United states, second, n Worlds ENposi-
tion Mt Washington, i'm 1892, i'm honor OF
the ur-huudredth anniversary of the dis
covery OF America by Columbus; third a
permanent Exposition al Washington Of
the resources, arts and industries of
tho three Americas. The permanent part
of this project does not nL9Ru, n Ugr,
mancnt fair of private exhibits. II mcnns
that the American Museum "Am,ri.
can Art Gallery the governmental cN-
hibits by the fifteen spanish American Re-
publics, the state aud Territorial exhibits
OF the forty-siX States and TERRITORIES Of
the United States and other features OF
the proposed Worlds Exposition OF lsg3
viii remain permanently at the National
Capital, in form somewhat similar 10 the
present National Museum, and probably
under the same manngtment-thHt OF tho
Smithsonian Institution.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-10-15
Increase in Land Entries.

"tSniNGroN, Oct. Sin regard to tho
statement in the recent annual report Of
Governor Warren, Of Wyoming, that imni.
grafton and the settlement of public lands
IN that Territory are being sensibly
checked by the severe requirements OK
acted rom settlers by the new rules
and regulation, of the General Land
Office, Secretar' Lamar said To- dnv t,at
the records of TN" department show that for
the fiscal year OF 1886 the land entries i'm
the Territory numbered 3,5I2. as against
@V5J IN 1854, an increase Of $50 in two
years. the year 1856 showing correspond
ing Increase over isSt Tie Secretarv
added that there had boon q diminution i'm
the desert land entries, which could be adj
vantageously entered only in large tracts.
requiring considerable capital: but in the
number Of entries made bY individuals the
records show largo increase