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National Republican., 1886-08-06
Building Permits.

The following bulding permits were issued
yesterday: John Hurley, to rebuild two 2.story
bricks at Massachusetts, avenue and North
Capitol street northwest to cost s. ODO Caro-
line Porter, to build a 3-story aud basement
brick OH | street near Seventh northwest, To
cost $1,000; NJ. Mahoncy, to improve No, l22l
Mudison stree northwest, TO cast elOO.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
NInrrinre LIrnn-ea.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued; Robert Cosby aud Laura Joyner, both
of Richmond, Va j. W. White aud Lucy Man
ming beth Of Virginia; George Roller aud
Emma Sin p'On, VIM JohnsOn aud Julia Nixon,
VIM. d. kemp, Of this city, aud Eliza Ball, OF
Fairfax county, Va.
National Republican., 1886-08-06

mC- The "surprse" prces quoted for to-day having trN
the merit of being tEN,INE REDUCTIONS FOR ~yiN
9sl'v NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS must not be CON "C
% founded with the of those who would dis ~N
pose OF broken lots shop goods, with the "tN
prices of those advertisers whose heatoppressed "tN
glj' brains make them sacrifice truth to fiction. "6sG
National Republican., 1886-08-06
FOR 81. so, $5, AND S6

We show you large variety
of English, German, and French
Cashmere Pantaloons to select
frc m. 1t is needless to add that,
as re CARDS style, they are zen
reele."
Notice our thin goods, with
pl ices alta ched, as diap'ayed in
cur windows. Seersucker Goats
ard Vests and Norfolk ia ckets,
$50. "Catch ou" to the hand
some shades of silk Goats and
Vests which are going nov at
$3.50 and 81. They can't be sold
in winter We don't want them
laying around until next sum-
mer, 80 we've marked them
down o prices that will make
them move while "Old SOL is
nas,er Of the field. If you post
pore your purchase until next
week, you mus rot blame us If
you lLd h=V are AL gone. First
como, first served. Lack of space
forbids our continuing, but w1
would + IN ark zen rassanL" that
Eoys and Childreu's Clothing,
with prices attached, are on ex-
hibition in our northora window
and in our Boys Department.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
The Court Record.

Equity Court-Justice Merrck.-Augermau
ct al. VS.. Andeesan ct all sale ratified nisl.
Blumer ct al. VS.. Blumer ct al final ratifcl.
tion of sales. Buchcler VS., Buchcler; time lin.
tied to tRko testimony TO twenty days. Jackson
VS.. Jackson; allowance of so for expenses.
BOhrer ct al. vs.. OteTblck II al; separate an.
sweTs allowed to be filed.
National Republican., 1886-08-06

25c Misses Lace Mitts, all colors. for l5c.
&c Black Lisle Hose, split foot, for A..
sc Blpck Spun silk Hose for 1)c.
SloS Pure Black silk Hose Tor $l.6S.
2Gc Cbild's Plain and Striped Hose, oil
sizes, 19c.
S1.35 Lace Trimmed Cambria Corset
Covers for DSc.
$1.15 Handsomely Embroidered Skirts
for Soc.
40c Spring Wire Bustles for 3sc.
81 French Woven Corsets for SIC.
2gc Stamped Linen Splashers for 25c.
S225 Imported Tailor.made Jerseys tor
$l.96.
S1.2J Cashmere shawls, all colors, for
S1.O5.
$3.50 Chldren's Dresses, all styles, for
Csc.
20c Infants Hand Knit Sacques for CSC.
Gcntlemen's.
e1.35 Wool Bicycle and Tourist Shirts for
sl.lD.
secs English Flannel Shirts, all styles,
for $1.9S.
75c and Csc scarfs, all styles, for SOC.
sl.s5 26.inch genuine "Glorla" Umbrel-
las Sl.G9.
1Gc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for 2 for
CSC.
Genuine "Guyot" suspenders for 39,.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
Special Reductions for August
sEAToN PERRY,
isnccessor 10 rerry { Brotherl

(SucCeSSOr 10 ierry N bTotheIh --
HAS "MARKED DOWN HIS ENTIRE
STOCK OF THE FINEST 2TrAlkEiyLsh u Ti LLA5N 55,N
AND FANCY FRENCH sArEENS TO Soc'
REsIS FSS &NTs An9jo or FINEST FRENCH sATEENs
I CASE CRiNKLED sEERsUCKERs AT
l2itC.! FORMER PRICE l6C. ,,,.,-,,., ,,r
FINEST QUALITY PKlNTED BAllsiEs Al
"GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" oN INDIA
SILKS, HOUSINGS. SUMMER SILKS, AND
EMBROIDERED ROBES. -. ..,.,,,,
"CiOSiNG PRICES" on SPRING WRAPS
AND pARASOLS. -, ,n,r,,u 49,,
COMPLETE STOCK OF RlIl5H ASD
FREYCn WHITE GOODS AT LOWEST
ISHilN, ISbHilN, linens FROM 12,lc, TO SOC. ,,,,
VICTORIA AND PERSIAN LAWNS FRoM
BATfsTE CLAIRE. FRENCH NAINSooKs.
NEW PLAID AND STRIPED NAlNSOOhS'
INDIA MULIs PERsl!A,NN PppNli,N MN,siiSs LA,HGiSSis
MITE PtRE LINEN LAWNS FROM 25o,
wHifSEF AND ECRU EMBROIDERED SWISS
CiIoICE sTY LES IN PRINTED ALLLINEN
LAWNS FROM l5C. TO 22C; .,,, ,., ~,
" CIusiVE DESIGNS, AT SOC, a YARD;
"SOVELTTEs" IN ANDERsoN,S TuFTEn
sCOTCH ZFPHYRS AT REDUCED PRICES.
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCkERs.
LADIES', GENTLEMEN, AND CHlLDREN,S
GAT2E AND MEDlu uMWElGHT MEKiNG
UNDERWEARIN ALL STlL ANDSlEE5
As-PLAiN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PFNNsYLyANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1886-08-06

NATURAL and refreshing sleep follows the
use Of Red Star Cough Cure. Price, 2j cents.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
This Week ONLY.
Sunday School Officers Chosen.

Ladies solid gold American Stemwinlinl
Watches. SIS: regular price, S35. H. HARRIS /
Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
A Grand Opportunity to Visit the Sea-
shore.

LIVERY men will find st. Jacobs oil indls
pensable IN the stable. II cures lameness.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
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SPECIALS.

lot Misses Full Regular Ingram Colored
hose. sizes to 3, l7c,
lot Misses Full Regular Ingram Black
Hose, sizes 61% OS% lie.
! lot Gloria SILK Umbrellas % inches, sl.S9.
lot Alpaca Umbrellas, Sbc.
lot Ladies Fine Lisle Unbeached Hose, 2lc.
lot Jersey Gau2a Vests 2lc
! Let Misses Fine Llsle Hose sizes 81 to SH,
25c.
National Republican., 1886-08-06

rSse Since many Of above lots are offered at COS
price we make apology for stating regular prices
will be resumed tom orrow. All remnants are reduced
in price permanently and are not quo ted above.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
AkfAffkfA

We shall still continue the sale OF balance
OF Short Ends In Lawns, Sc; satines, 6Ac
seersuckcrs, &c; Canvas Cloth, 21ac, In or
der to make room for our fall productions
from ur Short Eld Mills.
National Republican., 1886-08-06
THE
Seventh 81. PaIaH Royal
THE

Is still in existence and Is doing iourIshIns
business.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quality three
tucls and hemmed, at Dc pair
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, extra quality, Ham
burg edge and tucks, soc pair
Ladies' ChrmisCs, square nccks, tuck fronts,
ana Hamburg trimming, at one; good value Tor
Csc. ,,,
Ladies' Camhrlc Corset Covers, Hamburg
Trimmings at 81, 10, 80, G3. and CSC, all extra
Ladies Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard
yoke, 500 worth 81 %.
Nurses Lawn Aprons, 10 inches wide, with
out seam, 2HC.
prB,yS shirt Waists, plated front AMI back
2GC CNCh; worth "9c.
DTesSee 25C, good value at 3hC.
Children's Cambria Dresses Hamburg
trimmed, Gretchen style, sizes -, -, AMI u
at 4Uc; 20, IS, and 30 nt 1c.
We have still large stock Ot L1ces, EN-
broideries HnslCrv, GLOVES, Niu', CJr'c.s, a. ;
&c, TO select from,
SEVENTH STREET PALAH ROYAL,
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

S 10000 Worth of
New ClOakS

Just received comprising all the latest styles Jackets Wraps
and Remakets lower than before Good
substantial So Very nobby Jackets
I'd Asrakhan $3.50. The hsndsomest S. jacket An
elegant line OF inner Jackets Astrakhan Jersey cloth Bouee
Diagonal and Berlin tvled al
Jackets IN all the latest styles and novelties Good cloth
wraps S4 wraps trimmed SIS elegant
with plush trimming fur trimming and Asts~thsn
ing So The line Of Wraps
signs consisting aVool cloth Bouoe Jersey As
trakhan and plush trimmed and the best prices
from SI2 Ssq Newmarkss IN all the latest styles
Good diagonal cloth NJ fwmarke ~ handsome NeWmarksts
richly trimmed So 6eaufu lin so Nesp SIS
Plush Sacques A. different lengths very prices Spe-
Plush Saoque
gartlentSfng vety. great
this let e very best and latest styles
possible and endrens cloaks and without
any that prepared 10 offer fine line Of these
goods market produce among many novelties
special styles which you elsewhere all
prices than before any city.
We chdrens cloaks with eapes low Sa and have
SIS. smallest child largest
all the designs and the latest
old cloak from did single
garment having sold them all during oneouh
Although expect sell cloaks early
method informing the public
stock will be glad all the latest
garments. Fall
will be equally and due will be given
the entire stock is received
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
a slLsNf ~AR ~.


One Of the SalVationist- strikes "A Horse
With "A Lighted Torch.
The Salvation Army marched up Canal
st. last night as usual. but without their
tsmbourines. Ii was literally case of we
never speak as we pass by" They did not
utter sound as they marched, in spite of
she cheers of the crowd telling them TO sing
They however added new feature TO their
procession by carrying lighted torches
The only accident worthy of mention oc-
CURED Al the corner of Canal and Bridge
SIS. A horse aud delivery wagon driven by
young man endeavOred 10 pass up the
street, 10 prevent the vehicle passing Martin
De BOer, red tuniced salvafionist at the
rear of the procession, struck the horse over
the head with a lighted torch frightening
the animal. and bat for the coolness Of the
driver bad accident would have happened
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
R. H. FROST ARRESTED
Jackson All Torn Up Over the
Latest Scandal
ASSISTANT uH TsIlSgER ARRESTED
Charged uuh Stealing Largs
Amount 81 Monef Denies
rs G4ft-@ Years
Crime

JAc1sos A-ch Aug This crf Is al
t.ru ap over The latest s-sni-l. witch is
sro~lnz in proportions sFerY hour
This morning k III FrosI. assislan. city
lreasur,r sas arrested Ter ro1bing tie cils
u about s. o09 The complaint w4s made
~ Treasurer Harrington. Who elaims tnat
tie money as takel from his safe. lie
~as arraigned pleaded not guilty aud Ts-
leased tor the tine being GA 500 bali fur
uIsLc1 IS -X Governor Blair Frost house
Nas searched on q warrant. nut nothing
eliminating Was ioand The prisoner aszs
GA consideration 0f bis long citizenship aul
amin Preached sIald.ng % have public
Judgment deferred uuiil alter the trial The
examination will be held next Thursday.
Ihe thefts are alleged % extend over =
period of Ole year. a single one having
been as se a. 500 Az one time a dis
erepancy % the amount iu the safe Of 500
within "a hours was allowed % 20 un-
noticed aud in about SIX weeks the money
was replaced a. mysterious'y as DC llsaD-
peared Shortly after The 300 discrepancy
occurred aud has not been made good
harrington SAYS he has gone over tue
books carefully and nnds the cash about
: 800 short his theory Is that Frost. Who
IS the only one in the office besides himself
knew the com moinauon of the safe and hled
or procured in some way a key % nt
The treasurer office with which he eli
tered then helped himself from the safe al
wiu Mr. Harrington has since changed
fhe combination of the safe aud 10 has not
since been tampered with. Frost, who has
been city treasurer several times. and dur
ing other ii mes has usually been assistant
is one of the most respected citizens, Of an
old and reliable family living comfortably,
bat not extrayaganuy. He says he Is not
guilty. that to secure votes Harrington has
allowed voters % pay only the face of their
Tax. and not the treasurer's per centsge,
and that be has done this thing "A great
deal more than he had any idea Of a
search warrant was issued at Harrington :
returned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

Sacketf & Wlggins Dime Museum closed
most successful season of twenty fve
~sess last night and - soon - numerous
Contemplated changes are eiIscted the Fall
seasors will be- inaug1rated on a scale Of
magniasfnce surprising All former efforts
lt is grsN.v 20 fhe credit ol the worthy
managers "a the house has attained sucn
popularity an 40 small amount of praise
must b. awarded t0 Treasurer r B Rich
aris snd Nsneser e j Elliott. who Vere
constant IN their sFerg attention O. the pa
irons ~ the h9nse hJhe re-openinE of fhe
popus ar family resort will he looked for
rsr5 70 win interest and increased basi.
ness can safely BE- assured
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
GReENBACK rUsLioneas
Form a state Association to Assist Them
In Their Work.

The Greenback publishers of the State met
yesterday at Sweets Hotel and organized
the National Press Association" having
for us object the securing of proper inside
and plate matter for use during the coming
and future campaigns class Of literature
in which auxiliary publishers have hereto
fore been deficient. A constitution was
adopted and the following officers elected:
e. >. Hampton. Harbor Springs. President
John II. Dennis, Hastings. First Vice
President; I. VI. sheriff, Kalamazoo. Second
Vice President; John VI Potter Lansing
Secretary, l. W. Van Fossen. Paw Paw
Treasurer. The next meeting Of the as
sociation will be held in this city August
J., AT 10 o'clock a. m
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
At The Churchss To-day.

No evening service at Church of Christ.
Usual services at Fountain Street Baptist
church.
Preaching morning and evening at East
Street NJ. f. church oy pastor.
Usual services at Westminster Presby-
terian church 80 preaching
Regular services at Msssiahs Temple.
Morning sugect Where 10 hnd Christ, by
Bishop Paterson.
Regular services at the Mission Wood
church. Nelson Wool Soldiers Home and
FulfoI-st. PARK
Conference meeting at the Second Street
" T. Church lu the evening. Preaching by
pastor iu tue morning.
A. The South Congregational church Rev
II EVarts viii preaca in the morning.
Theme Christian Work SO evening
service
Esv f " Hurenlzholt will preach Al
the Duiversalisi church on Discipline" ia
The morning and on the seventh COM
mandmeut in the evening
lnr na1eg aeItf r.flafaI u eas rl-rire uo sea-
~ 'r0H Itr-r.s.le ft tt Fl.t c9IHnls lf IHI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

LoSpoS Aug THE Earl Of Aberdeen,
the late Nlceroy OF LELAND replying 10 she
resolutions adopted by the Board of Guar
dams OF ki!rush. euiogistic Of hIs admins
lrauon Of Irsn affairs during bis term Of
office aud presented o. him on his depart
ure SAYS Il hope 0ut of the resent deep
attention give Ireland aud toe ardent dis
cussion of ITS affairs some practical result
viii arise tending % increase ats place aud
prospect
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

In order to faiiv satisfy sli interested par
ties complete ab-ir set of tiues 90 the Red
m0ud Os-ra House beginning with the I.
: Government. dawn "a the date the deei
was placed iu the hands II the cQmmntee.
for iis disposal so he LUCKY ticke builder.
Is now in the. hands of the Res ser oi
Deeds flr the exsminauon Of all intere-ied ID
parties By casfu examinatian. % viii he
found 10 con'aib hu' slight Disagreement
in the shape of one only NOR gage In d
few lsgs ss ihe. mana cement has already
announced, that 'wtii ba partially. 81 moi
whullf paid As has aIwavs been Slated
the title ehen given viii be free and clear
Time. and little patience npw exerc sed
wills prove the iu,6imeat Of the prowise.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
How Matters Pei tically are
Assuming Tangible shape
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08
"[HE ROllN

OF TIL Y r \ - 80
VANTEEs- ~ f~-l lsi.es sns frrf.fFfen ~
sa.pf sffress esa ~arf ures p rn
r-e'srf r refrs fa~ N..t Ore rlr. sEF
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

Fegr m9aeg cU be r.fslaef J gla receirc Boo 5el-
ef from afr@Tl..eg al 1le rant columns ri THE
TELEGRAM HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

The popular caterers. Messrs Swetland
Bros, are making a great M in their man
agement of the pavilion al REEDS lake
Having had years Of experience in the
hotel business, one needs TO make bpt one
order 10 be cpEvinced of their ability as
caterers. ami ihe merit aud exceHence of
the service rendered. Their .repulation fol
the best of ice ecreans and summer beyer
ages is fully snst ,ined az tire lake and
next week viii be introduced novel fsa
ture ia The way 1t a Manhattan Clam Bake
Having secured asupplv 81 the hivalves.
Meesrs SKeiland Bros next week max,
this feature of the pavilion
Nearly 3 001 Cash Registers 10 use I'm th,
United Stats Furore Nevifo and Canada
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

Try aene aey are cseap--oar ,cart ads.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-08

flirfs aud Flirtatous AZ the Arlington
The Gue-ts and what They Do-tho
Sew Mineral " Nat.rs-ffarbor Point.

Many IN evening " De WlIer- dId We Wascn the
stately -lll-
Anl a.r spirits rushed together at the t0ueAing %
The Uu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
JOTTINGS HERE AND THERE.

ITHACA, Dee (speciah. THE military department of
Cornell gave its second ball here last night in the Armory
ROCHESTER, Dee. 4.The family of Mrs. X. NJ. Roberts
were all taken i'll night before last after partaking OF
some moasses candy Cora Hodgdon of Epping, ~
H., age twcntysiX VINO was staying with NJ Roberts,
died last night from the effects OF the candy.
UTICA, Dec. 4.-Frank Mondo the Italian who killed
his brotherinlaw John Wishart in Schuyler, Herkimer
County May g. 1884. this morning pleaded guilty to
murder in the second degree and was sentenced to Au
burn prison for life
PoUGHKEEPsIE Dec. 4.-The steamer City Of Troy,
bound north. compelled to stop by the ice. Her
sengers transferred to the Belle Horton and landed
CastetOn, whence they went TO Albany and Troy by
rail-
BISGHAMToN, Dec. (SpeeaD.-A movement has for
time been foot to erect in this city monument
in memory of Broome Countys soldier dead. There are
$4,000 in cash secured thus far Ii is hoped that the
monument will be completed by next Decoration Day.
EIMIRA, Dec (spec,aD D-Work on the new arnory In
this city has been stopped owing TO certain irregularities
that promise delay the completion OF the building for
indefinite period The two years limit Will expire
about the middle or June 1897 and the building can
not be completed by that time further legislation Will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
A LEAGUE TO OPPOSE ANARCHISTS

CHICAGO Dec. AT meeting held in this city this az
ternoop TO set on foot movement couneract the in
uences of Socialists and their teachings the name OK
{. Patriots League" adopted. General John L.
Thompson was elected president Colonel H. W. Jaekson
treasurer An executive committee and committee ON
publication were appointed, and the following platform
and declaration principles and purposes Was adopted
ANY person may become member OF this league oy
signing the patforml setting forth Its principles anu pur
noses ANY contributing money 10 tnls league VIII
the money contributed The primary objects OF this league
shall be-: -, ~--. 90,
Frst-To support and defend the Government Consti-
tuition laws dnstitutions OF the United states Naona
state and municipal administered through the three
necessary and well defined legislative executive and Ju
dcia departments ands 10 furnish channel through
which the orderovng aud law honorng sentiment of tho
country at all times express Itself and make lis co
victioDs and strength known.
Second-Io oppose anal chy, Socialism, Commuhsns
Mornonism and despotsm OF all kinds and all kndrcd
social and political hereses that tend 10 destroy inc
peace OF society the authority Of Government the SANG
tons law the rights Of property the liberty OF the cu
zen and the sacreness OF the family and TO serve uue
notice Anarchists, Socialists and all similar ss s
"sms" that human liberty AS represented anu 80
by American free institutions has cost 700 uSu a - 49, 49,
valuable and sacred to allow IL 20 pe oN Us w
lernped endangered or desecrated py loiesn
and or deagogues OF any creed or anscP
tOn ..,u,,a and nracti.al ac.
,r on political social and econonlc sub
taat nv means carefully prepared books and PAM
iphlets to be published and sold AT the pare coat OF
pofical education within the reach OF all and In gem
era promote and encourage the study and rational
discussion vf social political and economic questions by
the whole body OF American citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-05
VOLCANOES IN GUATEMALA
PROBABLE CAUSE OF THE FREQUENT RUMBLiNGs
AND EARTHQUAKES


PANAMA, Nov. 25-The following report has been sen'
to the Government OF Guatemala by Edwin RochstrocA
who was appointed 10 visit Totonicapan. where volcanic
have occurred daily since July Of last year,
Totonicapan is situated in valley, the drainage from
which forms the River Pa. OF the afuens OF the
samala The valley enclosed by high mountains when
attain their greatest elevation at the northeast and souh
The formation all volcanic and the rocks are covered
with volcanic dust and ashes through which the rivues
have deep beds To the south OF the city there are
hot springs. Of which attain temperature
Of 400 Centgrade. The nearest volcanoes are CerrO
Quemado and Attlan, from both OF which smoke ana
suphurous vapors frequently issue Thus Totonicapan
situated in essentially volcanic region, which by no
means signifies that volcano must consequently
form there. At a depth Of some miles the conditions
necessary 10 produce the phenomena mentioned nm
doubtcdy exist but this by no means indicates that
volcano Is in OF formation
II may however he coniectured from the fact that the
greatest activity is exhibited during the rainy season that
the water raes through the upper crust and reaches
the volcanic centre There the two elements come III
and steam Is occasionally generated in sufficient
quantity TO overcome the enormous superintendent mass
and seek outlet in company with the molten lava Inc
vibrations produced when these phenomena occur cause
the rumbng noises when they OF slight importance
and the earthquakes. when their power is greater.
cannot tell whether the maximum OF activity mas yet
been reached but with certainty the opnlch
that no new volcano is In course of formation.