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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-12-06
COmmIsSion0rs,

We, the u0SsrsiGnsd Banks asd BankSrs, State LOttSriss wkich nay be preGShtSd at eur eountsrs.
 '. Fl. OGLEOBY. Rros. LSaIsi.
 ana National Bank.
 '. W. KILLER ETH, Pre-. Gtato National Bank.
 4. NALDWIN, Pres. New Or. AO1RO National Hank Iaeorpsratsd h 1868 fer s years by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purpOses-With 6 capital of el ,Ooo, ,0o0-ts Which reserve fund of ever 4S5S,ooo has since been added.
 By a overwhelming popular vetO Its fra6ehise was made psrt of the vrSSOni State Consultation adopted DsesnbSr Sd A. D., lsTo.
 The only Lottery ever voted on AAd Sn asrssd by the psVpis Of any State. It never scales or poStpOneS.
 Its Grand Single Number DraW1ngs slll take IlAes nUHtbly, and tbO EXtrRrdlAaey Drawings regularly every three m0lths, Instead O' semi sAhUalIy ss heretofore. 5. A GPLEND1D OPPORTUNI. TY TO WIN A FOASTCN F. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, GLASS I. IN THE ACADHAY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, November OGh, 1oeS-100th Asnthiy Drawing.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fall Opening and ChrOmOs
AT YoUNG'S SHOE HOUSE,
Heilbrun's Old Stand,

4OS 4 Ill street.
Look for: The Old Lady in Window.
Our stock is now complete, and we have some
special inducements TO otter and call your at
tentiOn to Il few:
81 Ladies' hand-sewed kid Button
SO dressed DOngola Button, as soft as French
kid. but more durable.
$3.50 hand or machine sewed Button. soft
and flexible, in kid or goat.
81 KID or goat Button, the best ever offered.
Sl.oO, Button, Congress or Lace Shoes.
81 aud S1.25 Lace or Button SHOES.
81, S1.2o and S1.5O Misses heeleG or spring
heel Buttor; are the best value ever sold.
Our stock of Chlld's Shoes is very large our
prices very low.
Oh Boys and Youths Shoes we keen the hest
and cheapest.
Our Mems Shoe and Boot department is com.
plete.
r. S-All our goods are marked in plain f1g.
ures at Strictly One Price
z. S.-We close at Z pm.
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AUTUMN OrENrSc.
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES. ~ SILKS
FAILLE FRANCAlSf.S SATIN DUCHESSE, PLAIN
AND FANCY NtLVEr>. CHLNlOTS, HON Il
SPINS. HAIRLINE STRIPES AND CHECKS,
FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS AND OTHER
DRESS FABkICS, WHICH ARE THE CORRECT
SIN LIS AM CoLORlNGS' FORTHE FALL AM
WINTER OF 1856.
NOVELTIES IN SILK ANDwooL DOMINATION
SUITS FROM ST. TO 80.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS
AND JERSEYS
NovELTlEs IN HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY
AND KID GLOVES
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF MOURNING FAB
RIGS" FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACrURERS.
THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPoRTATIoNs
AND PERSONAL SELECTIONS FROM FIRST
WEEK.
WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES NOW WHILE THE ASSOhT-
MEMS AXE COMPLETE AS THERE Is AL
NAYS A SCARCITY LATER IN THE SEASON OF
THE MOST DESIRABLE TEXTURES
A1- SPECIAL APARTMr MIS- FOR DISPLAY
lNu EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn Avenue. Corner 9Th street
Established lS4O. sell
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TICKETS of admission to the public schools
must be secured from the 10th to the
18th inst. between the hours of 5 TO 10 am.
and $50 to pm. and from September 16 to
Is Hahn's famous low-priced school schoes of
durability can be obtained
daily until z pm. and Saturday until 11:3O p.
m. at SIC 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue. Be on time 10 avoid the rush.
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INSPECT our line of seasOnable underwear at
prices to suit all. Extra sizes at regular prices
at Francs, corner 9Th and ID streets. Strictly
one price.
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DRY GOODS.

STRIPED AND PLAID VKIvErs
WE HAVE FULL LINEoF
Striped and Plaid Trimming vELvETs, 75c, q,
S1.25. SL50, 81
A full line of Fancy FLANNEIS
full line of TRICoTS. SOC, 80 81.
A full line of Ga FLANNkI.>, .5c 81.
full line Of BLACK SILKS and kHADAMEs
75c, 81. 81. IS. $3.50. s.
A full lire of UNDERWEAR
A full line Of BLANKET~ at low prices
Our Stock Of all kinds Of DRY GOODS at very low
prices
JOHNSON & LUTTREIL
se1S s13 Market Space.
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AUERBACH & Bro. have secured the sole
agency for this city of DR.. Lairitz German Fine
Wool Underwear, the most effective cure for
rheumatism. They have also their new and
complete line OF Fall Neckwear open now.
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

4 AIDES. RETURNING TO THE CITY. READY
L. to do their ali sewing, eau rent Ofue
New Improved Light-itunning Sewing iachiue IF
or oy the week Rent paid deducted oil price vi Ma
chine n purchased later.
Prompt attention to phone and mail orders
THE SlLENE MEM AMERICAN. No. 4, so much
spoken of, of which have The sole agency has
Gently been greatly improved 10y the increase the
size Oh lis shuttle TO double its former size. The
AUTOMATIC Tension Cap: complete outfit of silver
plated tools In handsome morocco plush-llued.
bound case aud eDonized cabinet work line very
latest.
samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New
No. !. sent by mail on application.
legal guarantee furnished with all machines w
sell. rent or repair.
e AUERBAcH, cor. 9TH and IL stA
Telephone Call 4222 au2I
TINHE HOUSEHOLD" SEWING MACHINE Is
Il so well and iaVorably known that 4 needs no
wUrus OF pralse-no wlIidy advertisements pracli-
Ca test and Com arlson II all Is ask ed
WM. STlkBELINti, Sole Agent,
lsls Penn yIvania
Machines OF all makes rented and repaired. Head
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also, Amer
lean No. new, with drawers, complete $50:
secondhand " llcox a niubs side cal and drawers
So aul4-lm
rINHE WHITE IS KING, THE ACME OF PER
Il lection ia the category of sewing Machines A
concentration and condensation OF mechanical genius
and skill he range work not be ekcelled. IL
Is thing OF beauty aud 10y forever.
J. r. MCkENNfN'S. Az Stn NJ. NV. J. 4. RICH
MOND Manager. Machines of all Kinds tor sale
feiit flrstcass repairing done Also Central ONCE
1or The Universal Patterns. them my22
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AHEAD o. AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world. Every
lady should Gail Office and variety VI
work done On this Machine Embroidery of All
kinds done without the vi any alIsachnIcnL In
Slruciions given tree
- OPPESHEIM Err & BROS,
52S 3th street w.,
Sole Agent for the Light Running Home sewing
Machine.
Oiu Machines taken in exchange my29
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STOVE and Furnace repairing at shedd's.

PERFECT FACILITIES for fine work only at
northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. IA, 1856.
Indications for "a Hours. Commencing at p. M.
Today.
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III III T. I. ~ $#$5#
NV i E; E. {. =: =;
LADIES WALKING JACKETS. of finest all
wool Stockineite, doubebreased, coat back adapted
tor early fall wear.
Actual value, $3.50
LADIES' JERSEYS. vest front, hno stockinette,
plated back,
Worth $l.66
Our famous FRENCH sATTEEN coRsETs. hand
made hooks side steels lace tops. perfect fitting.
AT $3.50.
Worth $225. Colors Red. Black. Blue, Drab Cream
and White.
An elegant CORSET for Stout Ladies' made Of ex-
cellen Coutille double slde stees. spoon busk Drab
and White,
LADIES. MERINo VEST. fall weight
AT 40 CENTS
The price Of the above will be CSC later In the sea-
son.
A complete and new line of CREPE LIssE RUCH.
INGS regular price Csc,
NOW AT 25 CENTS
TOURIST RUcHING. 6yard boxes.
CHILDREN's DERBY RIBBED STOCKINGS,
sizes g to ga,
AT 2l CENTS
CHILDREN'S DEREY RIBBED HOSE, double
knees and feet Sizes 6. Ga. z. ia. g. Ga: prices
20. %. 80. SO. 80. ssc
ALLIGATOR SATCHEIs, all leather, Seal, Black
and Tan.
NOW AT % CENTS,
Regular price, el4a
IHEE:. E E : : III
wv II Y 4 Fl e. E: III T. Z:
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EDUCATIONAL

r EsCHEEI. ORGANIsT. TEACHER OF PIANO
- and VOCAL Music Particular attention u he
ginnefs, well AS those wishing be qualified for
readers and performers Terms moderate. ia 18th
81. jy1O-eo3ms
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SO6 7TH ST.
offers fine family fiour, S4.4S bb.: xxx family
flour, S49S bbl.; patent process, S6.4S Dbl;
S1.69 quarter Dbl; Soc. eighth bpI: finest
family S5.4 DBL: > Al quarter bbl 72c. eighth
bbL Order by mail, or telephone 423-2
A VALUABLE REMEDY. - Brandreth's Pills
have been used by millions of human beings.
Their success is founded upon the theory of
reason. and ap attentive observation of symp-
toms OF disease. Whatever makes bad dises-
tiOn breeds disease, and whatever makes good
digestion cures disease. Brandreth's Pills make
good digestion, purify the blood, and remove
all bad humOrs out of the body by the organs OF
the stomach and bowels. They act in harmony
with vital action and work OF nutrition; the
strength increases, the skin and the eye be-
comes clear and the symptoms of the malady
are surely rendered milder by their use. They
are harmless for all ages and conditions.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES

" SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
The fourth yes. Of this school known for 50 years
Ct Jay Cooke near Philadelphia sIss,.r ad
jel2-eo45t oeontz. Montgomery county. IA
SHENANDoAH YALLEY ACADEMY.
For Eoys and Young Men.
Refer to Hon. John Goode and W. A. Maury. Mr. c
MINOR, II. a. UNIV. va. LID Esosn.,hssams
ENSsLIsa, FRENCH IsSSI, A. AMP 81 GERMAN BoAaP-
Hs VIM s.
ls Fs c with Si s sS5ps nopsry
aul4eo2m. West Washington, D. c.
NTORAvIAN PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. BETH.
prepares tor admsioS to Gsns Tex
books and methods are those approved by the faculty
iniendent ' = '''>I' En- a ani tslst'
Rk 81 xann HA ILL, EKIyATE HOME SCHOOL
FTnpa nepa d
ND sA NORMAL INsTITUTE
begins its Twelfth year MSNDAY. september soiS.
Msssashsss..s sysaae and ioth st@ses corner OF
Mrs. Mrs LOUISE Sc POLLOCK win be happy to receive
Ladies who wish take the teachers
NJ school for Young Ladies and Children viii re-
open n M Monday septemoei 27'h 1905 ST. Circulars
Miss ROSA POESCHE'S GERMAN. FRENCH
WI and English school and kindergarten reopeus
OCTOBER = Third year. Circulars at l224 IZth st
NV Private lessons. seI-1m*
GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH
= and stsn.w.-A practical business rducaton that
qualities young men and women to support them
life life Thorough ins6Sctoa given in Rapid Wrns
iatons bookkeeping. Business Practice. Commercial
Law, political Economy Steuography and Type " RI
WEDNEsDAY. September LIST. at am and pm.
August ed. full corps of teachers. Tuition Fees.
Day sess!ons-Regular business course. one year,
monthly inssllments Of $40 each year scaoiarship,
In full on entering. $50: tuition per quarter of IO
Year Scholarship $50 on entering; three monshs.sIs.
Of SS each Or fs in full
HENRY G SPENCER. Principal.
Mrs. SARA A SPENCER. Vice Principal aul9
SEOO 4 scH91L XEAR-sl2s 9EAKTER;
ACADEMY for Young ii en- and Boys, Media. Pa. IL
miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers every
cidental expenses. No examination Tor adm ,ssoh.
Twelve experienced teachers all men, and all gradu
@ TOR d% sna TO
boys Patrons or students may select any studies
choose the regular English Scientific Business lass
cal or Civil Engineering course students fitted ut
Media Academy are now i'm Harvard. Yale, rinceton
and ten other Colleges and Polytt clinic schools Ten
1855. 10 in 1886 graduating Class every Year ar in
the commercial department. a Physical and Chemi-
volumes added 10 Library in Iss Physical appara.
tus doubled III 1888. Media has seven churches and
intoxicating dri ks. For new illustrated circular ad-
dress the Principal and Proprietor. sWITHN c.
fa At TSesa Media
5to9pm auo-.m
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TICKETS of admission to the ,

For District ofCoumbia fair weather. slightly
warmer, variable winds generally southerly.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11O9 Pa ave
MANTELs, CRATES AND LATRoBEs, at Shedd's.

CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 7TH ST.
sells graduated sugar, 612c.; A sugar, &C.; light
brown sugar, 5l2c.; brown sugar, sc.
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GAS FIXTURES. at Shedd's. 400 9th st.
ice cream. 235 G st. NV.

GOLD MEDAL AWARDED Shuylk Pure Malt
Whisky. Price, 81 per bottle. Discount for the
trade. Hamlin. 9th ST. and Louisiana ave.
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For WINES AND LIQUORS go TO the old and
reliable house of Chr. Xander, where the pure
article can always be found. No. 900 eth
street northwest
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Autumn CrOcus is not patent medicine,
nor nor, Is IL cure ALL but is the prescription of
"eH-Ahown New York physician, and IL u
ceftdh cure for all forms OF rheumatism and
Tout 81 per bottle. u. ID. GILMAN's, 627 Pa ay
jy9S-eO:SS 49, -" ~''
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save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them.
broken glass, china. ornaments, furniture.
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EDUCATIONAL.

nj Ladies and s:en.le@en. 100 E. reopen. Ss
branches. composition: elocution. mathematics and
psy ss
sessions Rpp, ssa for wss. Point NsS.
tons One hundred successfuiy prepared during the
last year RsisFences; 4or w. 6oreorsn. Admit
I Pupils tangh; season pracsica, use Of the
snis %sse ana Nsx term
Bseason of ssand s. reopeas sa sae a9sh
Morning afternoon and evening classes Of ali grades
POI
Iowa Circle Children speak, write and understand
books BOOKS snSaam 1'
Mrs. J. 1. McGEEs SCHOOL sixth YEAR,
N1 will reopen Monday. september 10th. at ITO L
IIRENCH KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN
under sWeve rss SHsn
Dipiemee de- Academic de Paris). 1902 18th St NV.
MES GU THBERTs SEMINARY. BOARDING
tn sh hi al G
OF
n sl4 18th St. bet. and X sts
Select Classical and Mathematical school for boys
Prepares for Harvard. Yale. Princeton Johns Hop
knS and other colleges and universities the scientific
schools u s. Military and Naval Academies, and for
business Circulars at the bookstore For particulars
address
.n.s,n cuAs. B. YOUNG,
GER !;MA AN DAY sCHooL FOR
Sept lst The English Branches taught herman made
specially good educalion tanable both IAN
guages by all pupils Of average Capacity Private Les
given to both sexes individuals classes
to adults as well children Terms reasonable
au2S-lm* MISS Z. DENGLER, PRINCIPAL,
TTNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
l. Washington City, d. C.
The preparatory school begins september 20
The Columbian college begins September ~.
The medical school begins october 4.
The Corcoran scientific school begins OctoberG
The law school begins October g.
For catalogues or other information address
JAMES c. YELLING,
au26-1m President
TTNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
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Always Head Of the List with

B8rgafnS.
Read following extraordinary bargains of.
Tered ior tomorrow at ). w. Augenstein's Sl7.
olS, 81 1th ST. NV: 3-hOop, brass bound
cedar water buckets, gle: hall doz Star gob-
lets, 23c; covered vegetable dishes, SIC; cham
per pals, all coors, Doc; extra size, Doe; fire.
large, 21c.; flour sleeves, lOc; half doZ. silver.
plated teaspoons 32c.; fancy table mats, &C.:
enDroidered school bags, &C., sold elsewhere at
zoe; cnopplpg bowl and knife 22c: cOlored
glass water sets, containing pieces SOC worth
Sd.oo; coiored glass stand lamps, COM lete
DC. regular price bOc.; decorated cham Der SETS
S19l; loo ciothespins, &c.; 3-string brooms,
Ioc.; decorated dinner sets, 125 pieces, $13.93;
mayollca euspadores, BE; half doz. covered
&c.; 3-qL, lee; 4-Qt., 15c.
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Buy Your White Brandy
from John II. Magruder, 1417 New York avenue

Chicago Grocery Company, sos 18th 3 t.,
Ofers-4-year old Whisky, So gal, or Soc at.
7-year old Rye, So gal, or 75c qt-
4-year old i5randy, 81 gal, or 5tjc. at.
a-year old Brandy, SO gal, or 75c. qt
Sweet Catawba Wine, 81 gal
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EINHE CELLULOID TRUSS
i That never breaks, never Weax1 ont aIvnyn clean
aud c.n be worn while bathing,
II ior ssaeas CHAa FIsHERA
628 7th street. northwest
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- CaStOrta.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
She cried for Castoria
She chung 70 Castoria
When she had Children
When Baby was sick
When she was "a ciiIid
When she became Miss
she chung 10 Castoria thStk
superior Pair Of Eye Glasses or
spectacles Tor soc. and Il good quality for o5e.
properly ntted. The City Optical Store 4S7
rennsyIVania avenue northwest tuNssm
saker's Norwegian Cod Liver OH. the
reputation OF which has been maintained a
aaii century, Is still ahead OF all competition
All VINO need the article will find il greatly 10
'heir advantage tn insist ON our brand or send
"Heetsy To our Laboratory. JOHN Z. BAKER q
o., fhiia-, and at druggists.
fresh Alderney Butter cnurned every morn.
ing and delivered in \, Id. ward" prints, 35c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermiik:
sweet MIX DC. per quart. cream Is cents
FickW1ck Club Wblsky II thu bAsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-14

The Office Of the New Howe
no American Machine is .Auerbach's, 7th & n.
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SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHospHIrEs
Very Potdtatte, and Increases FLESH
Dr. r. ii. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says:
'Scott,s Emulsion is the best l have ever pre-
scrioed II Is very palatxbie, eas silly assimilated
ana gives strength and flesh to the patient" 60
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SUMNER RESORTS.

4 RAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE
N Atlantic City. n. J. Electric bell in every
room hotel lighted by electric light COM vEHAY
plete sanitary arrangements. JUS. X:.
PRIEST, proprietor. $1.5U per day. and - ..uu .
veal
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The Place for First.class Sewing Ma
chine Repairing Renting is Auerbacf's, 7Ih
& ii. All work warranted. Telephone, 422-2 1
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1EPARATORY SCHOOL,
OF THE
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

lJOCkLAND SCHOOL for girls, Sandy : ring Mont
IL Co. Nd ID miles north of Washington City, re-
health carefully attended to; number limited. For
circulars address HENRY G. HALLOWELi, A. NJ,
4 ;,1n.,v
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L RANCH & BACH PIANOS.
IN Quality always the and the bestYRVF1
SaiIy marvellous sell play ing iLstrumenlsts "
e. l.. WILD a BRg.
700 SEVENTH a. ". Established 1854
Special attention 10 tuning and RI pairing Now Il
the time 10 have Pianos renovated. ab2O
l. RAkAUER AND c. ID PEASE& Co. -,
IN Pianos Burdett Organs The bsstf.pF.1
feasonable-pricc Pianos. Rent, tuning. res W
pair. AT g. H. kCHNs. 4os 10th 13
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REMEMBER, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW YOU THE
GOODs: As A p. ZIP Now WILL SURELY
BE THE DIRECT NJ EIHuD OF SILL
ING YOU LATER ON.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-16
The New Episcopal Church.

The plans for the new st. Paul's
Episcopal church We're seen at the
office of L. a. Kreidler & Bro.
to-day. The style of architecture in
which it is treated makes IL in appear
ance very neat and effective. Not
very pretentious yet by II modest, and
judicious combination of the laws of
harmony and practical ideas, it seems
to US that the architect has reached a
result that gives the society both a
beautiful edifice and one that will fur
nish them all the facility and conveD-
ience required. The styleiis English
Gothic and possesses unique and sirik.
ing features that give ii character in
design that more than offsets the
modesty Of the conception. The plan
in detail consists of vestibule, lobby,
auditorium, cbancel. class or Sunday
school room and vestry. Material for
construction is of brick and stone and
the interior finish is in harmony with
outside treatment, preserving the
same easy but striking effect that will
always be appropriate and pleasing.
All the interior finish is to be Of oak
and ash, which is always in harmony
with the requirments OF interior
church construction, and naturally af-
hiiates with associations Of place and
circumstances. Built in accordance
with the design as made by Architect
Vreeiand, 1t will be an object OF just
pride to the society and a monument
to their good taste In selecting IA de.
sign.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-16
Matrimonial.

$. III. Piatt, the efficient Northern
Pacific express agent at this city, was
married last evening to Miss l.. B.
Smith, of Champaign, Ill. The mar
riage was strictly private. The bride
is the daughter of Judge &. b. Smith,
a very wealthy and influential citizen
of Illinois, who together with his
wife and daughter have been stopping
at The Macqueen for several days past.
Mr.. Piatt, the groom, has been sta.
toned ut this city in charge of the
Northern Pacific express business
since c. T.. Newton was relieved,
whose place he took and has filled sat.
isfactorily since his incumbency
Friends of the happy couple tender
congratulations. Sodoes the JOURNAL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-16

According to j. T. Odell. assistant
general traffic manager Of the North
ern Pacific railroad, the new trains to
be put on the road will be fast trains,
making the run between st. Paul and
Portland in twenty-one hours less
time than is now taken by the ex-
press. The new train will leave St.
Paul at 8 o'clock in the morning and
will probably pass through Miles City
at about IL s'clock the next day. The
time for the new train from the west
was not stated. Mr.. Odell added: at
is practically certain that this addi-
tional train service will be inaugurated
on August lst."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-16
Army Notes.

Company c, Fifth infantry, com.
manded by Captain Forbes, Lieu.
tenant Churchill second in command
has been ordered to Fort Lincoln.
Colonel Rice, who has been on leave
of absence, has returned from the east,
but being in charge of a party of re-
criits for western garrison, Ibid not
stop at Keogh.
1t is rumored at the post that three
additional companies of the Fifth will
soon lie ordered to garrison Yates and
Lincoln, although there is no positive
grounds for the assertion, nor is il yet
known what companies will receive
marching orders.
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w. II. Cotant narrowly escaped a
serious accident last evening. He
was crossing Main street from Carter's
to the bank and was almost run down
by one Of Remington's carriages,
which owing to the wind and dust
came up behind him unnoticed. In
jumping quickly to one side to escape
the horses, he threw his rightan out,
but with great presence of mind be
twisted H. back again, almost before
help reached him. Although 1t was
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stealing Cattle.

w. c. SWEET recently drove a herd
Of unbranded cattle belonging to him
from Townsend to his range in the
Judith basin. On the trip, twenty
two head were cut out by some one,
and were subsequently found in the
possession of one Joe Thompson, of
Smith river valley, bearing new
brand. He was Immediately arrested
and brought to Townsend, where he
waived examination and was bound
over in the sum of $1,000.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-07-16
PERSONALS.

Col. Dustin went east this morning.
John T.. Holland and wife, after
spending several days in Miles have re-
turned to their home at Buffalo, Wyo.
Byron Vreeland, the architect, has
gone to Bozeman for few days. He
will make speedy return, for at pres
ent he Is crowded with work, there
being so much in his line.