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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
Charleston & Savannah ny. Co.

A Ii trains wait at Savannah for connection
n with Savannah. Florida and Western
Railway.
Trains leave and arrive at Savannah bv
ST ndard time Goth meridian), which is 80
minutes slower than city time.
NORTHWARD.
hood No. 50. No. 81. No a.
Leave Savannah q. $50 pm 7:lG am Sis pm
Arrive Augusta ...ss-...... ! 40 pm
Arrive Beaufort :. 6:ib pm Ii: 100 am
Arrive PIT Royal 6: 80 pm II 40 am 49,.
Arrive Allendale. 7:4g pm lI:l3 am ..
Arrive Charleston 1909 pm l2:25 pm 1925 am
SOUFHW ARD.
No. "a. No a. No 40
Leave Charleston. 7:25 am 1920 pm 400 am
Leave Augusta 80. ...... II 20 am .
Leave Allendale 500 am 1:4S pm
Leave Port Royal I 40 am 1:s0 pm ~
Leave Beaufort %. 1888 am :55 pm
Arrive Savannah. 0:35 am 200 pm Gal am
All trains Caily.
Train No. Al will stop only at Ridgeland,
Green Pond and Ravenel, and makes no con
nection with Port Royal and Augusta Rail-
way.
For tickets. sleeping car reservation and all
other Information apply TO William Erep,
Special Ticket AGENT, y Bull street, and at
Charleston and savannah halfway ticket
oftice, at Savannah, Florida aud Western
Railway depot.
July 81. 1886.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02

IN Dublin dwells rich Quakeress who is
coming over to pass the winter among some
colored people iV Tennessee. These coIored
people have lately become Friends. and they
we ar the broad br!m q Phl8C elphia.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02

u; - ~ = =. :NNatlah0OChee Nv n .}0o =,
pullman buffet cars 10 ami from .Ja '1I ID
VIE ana New YORK, and to and from Isol
sohVi1le and New Orleans via Pensaeole9 aux
CONNECTING AT JACKSONvTITr
with last m3ll tr IN VIA Jacksonville Ts,a,.
an Key West Railway and SOuth Fi",nipa
Railroad 10 and from Tamra. rIolla
l2;3l m LV..-. Jacksonville ....Ar l.lor
~ N Ar...... SANFORD ......Lv q.99 IL
o;t5 N ar. ... Tampa .......lr 5;G0 N
steamships leave Tampa for Kew Wesf a., ~
havana Monday and Thursday on arriys 't' ~
fast mai train d q
EAST FLORIDA EXPRESS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
South Florida Railroad.
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.

n& and after WEDN SDAY. Aug. II, 1881
~ trains ~ill arrive and leave As follows:
Daily. I Daily except Sundays. tDaiE
except NUncaYs.
L. - - II
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
Railroads.
SSiIcaana.
CENTRAL RAILROAD

SAvANNAH. GA. Sept. 10. 1886.
nN and alter this date passenger trains
~ VIII run as follows:
Trans marked daily, + daily except Sun
The Standard time by which these trains
run is 30 minutes slower than Savannah city
time.
Lv Savannah. sS:4o m $3.50 p m s5:4o p m
Ar MlleD ......Fll:40 a IN al :03 p m +s:45 . nj
Ar augusta. F3:45 m *6I5 a m
Ar Macon +4:20 IN t8:2Oam
Ar Atlanta. 90. 9:55 j. IN n 20 am
r Columbus. fo:-0 a IN ~2:25 m
Ar Montgomery 47:23pm
Ar Eufaula +3:5Spm
Ar Albany. tIl:lOpm '2:i5 m
>, Passengers for Sylvania, Sandersvi'le,
" len vile. AIIledgeville and EatoDton
should lake $40 q m train.
% Passengers for 1Lomaston, Carrolton.
TTrrE. Fort Gaines. Talbotton. Bueoa Vista,
Blakely and Clayton should take 500 p IN
rain.
" Millen...... *l:cO m 1910 a m $500 q m
LY Augus'a.... $3.50 nj $3.50 p m
~ Macon ..-. 1910 a m *l0 80 p m
Y AtlSnta..... 500 "A III $3.50 pm
Nv Columbus r.: 50 m ~ 10 m
" Montgomery +1:40 m
LV Eutaula.... *1Q ;55 m
Lv Albany...... 70: 40 m *I2:t0m
A savannah. 1907 p m $3.50 M IS :o5 m
Sleeping cars on all night passenger trains
between savannah am Augusta, savannah
and NJ con, savannah and Atlanta, Macon
and Co umbus.
Train leaving at 500 p m and arriving at
Obs NJ will not stOa to pat OFF on take on
passengers between savannah and Alilien.
Connections ct savannah with Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway ior all points in
Florida.
Tickets for all points and slePping car births
en- sae at city Office. No 20 Bull street. and
de OF ottice 80 minutes before departure OF
ca train. q. a. WHITEHEAD,
General Passenger Agent.
u. T. Ri, l-af
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
EsfteeaHa.
Savannah, Florida & MaStn .,.,l- 3,

s.. All rams n, on this road are run by Contr.,
~ CARD IN EFFECTOC FOpEr, 500.
daily rs follows: i0"V VIA rGs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-02
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
NEWS OF THE TWO 81 rms TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Singular Accident ma the Macon and
Western Railroad "A Son ShoOtS His
Father at Macon - singuiarity in
Bibb County TslSes-A Strange sight
IN the Air at Sparta
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

mIbte Sans Don Billion ebenlo gebanoelt
baben. Muh er bate unteribetoeu ml}s
len, uno Der Wuitfer BulotD bate itd
auer politi den Gbaten uno NsDen entDals
ten io4en. Bilom lit etn Oeutldner, ano
penn ole Yolttlt aus ben G0nserIlalen
terngebalten mtroen iou, 10 fam mas odrs
auT autporten. OaB Die Trage. Oh elm
Oeut mer oas Dent ntbu m
perratben bari, ulmner elNe 8raJe
Der 8oIttIf fem tam. Barber tam &c
ntdt Speierlel Meinung 9eben. SnoeM
Billion nit Der unldulDig,ten Wtlele Don
Der JSelf ua0 ais OBJ CUR nlhts uosgeIalen
mare, fpteoer Dor .oas oeutlhe Yublitum
trltt, oaS er eben beleloiat bat. jtpln8t er gu
einem oeutlid1en uno peritdnoliben Groz
telt, Der oarauf bere6net lit. ben &anDsteuz
ten tn 8rng cine @enugtbuung 81 gebsn
uno ibren Wfutb fir Die meiteren 9dmpfe
gu ftGbIeu. SD fam bente lcbon lagen,
oaB es 9anuih, tpenH er nad Berlin
tommen ioute, uuo es lit Elm Hon5ert
Don ibm flr Den Wfeuat Wdr3 tn ber Slngz
afa0emie in 9lusliht genonlmeu - nl6t
ntel better erseben plrb. @r lelbIt mIrpe
aIerotugs nidDt surldnethen. is geb6rt
nit su ielner 8errudtbett, OaB Oa5, mas
anDere aberdeen nieoeroriiden miroe, ibm
Dte cine Sterilization uDrtommt. Nber es
lit 3u botfen, DdB Die @on3ertuuterneDmer
ldlieBll6 bod Elm 6aar oGrtn tnoen mers
Den. iih nit Der Offeutli1en Wleinung lit
Wioeripru6 3u ieBeT, HHe DaB fur elntge
3eit nentgltens Billion aus Den @enaertz
lGlen 0eutlAlGnos oerl6Dtnoen Dtro."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Aannfm BON 8nlnw.

6anuib beiBt Die @anaitle ieBt, bic
friiber auf Den 9tarren Sans unn BiloD
bDrte. 9luF oiele Nttie bat Der bsrihttgte
G~lauIerpaufer in 0rag letnen 9tanen Derz
tidebt. ais er Elm @on3ert gum Belten zines
Sl1e6enperetns gab, Der Die Oeutl6en an
Die WanD brllfen min, Dab tie qutetl6en.
Sin Gdbeltelegramm meloete am II. Jfoz
pember, baB ain Gage 5uuor oieier San
0anui6, ais er in Dresden IN etnem @ons
sert auftrat, bon oeutlhgeiinnten 2uborern
init geuenoem Bfeifen, Goben mo soruigen
Surufen empfangen morDen iet. SIN einem
genoe @inSelbeiten: u8nlom bate ben
Corn Der Oresoener our6 letn UerbQlten
eegen Die @3e6en bet letnem lesten Nufentz
bait in Yrag oerartta erreat, paB ibnl Dor
letnem hieiigen Nuftreten BON Der Yrelte
un0 tDobL au6 BON Der Bollset Der Jtatb
gegeben purDe, bon ielner WttDirfung in
benz pbilbar montiAen @onSert abSuleben.
@r iplelte troBeen1, uno lab iid nun bel
8esinn uno 56luB ieoes Uuiifltiifs Dem
toQiten 6abet felotretben auseeleBt. Bteis
fenoe, ibreienDe Seinoe rangen NIT letnen
8elfaQ flati6enoen 6reunoen uiertelitunz
benlang UNI ben Sieg. 9ber auer Wtoers
ftanb unb ieIbit 10 beutliae Gufe pie
v&aus Saauib" sort NIT
benz @3e6 en-" = y9ter limb MUIR
Deuti6e" permo6ten i'm nidt, Das
ShIahtfelo Ill rGumen. ST. blieb uao iptette.
pabreno Die BoltSei perluhte, iammtli6er
&ubeftOrer babDaft gu peroen. GoItortz
meme 9tuhe trat erit Elm, ais Billion Derz
l6pano unb bas 0rhefter aIein ipielte.
0as Con5erfreoen lit Die5mal 6errn bon
Sulot0 %nergangen."
2lls @onaertreoner bat it9 8ilotn aud
bier III GbtcaB0 etngefuhrt un0 Srnar Gnf
el1e Wetle. Delde tbn, tDenn Ell ieulals
toIeoer bterberfdr1e, einen @mpfang nit
faulen Gtern it6ern iolte. SIS mar fur3
nab Dem Deutl6s fran5Dltiden Griege. Der
BIS gum MabHltHn eltle Terl, Der unter
ulpartetllher Erittf nur Die bloolinutglte
SpeIhelleferel berltebt, bate iib our1 cine
Selprehnng lel1er 2etltungen in elmer DeutS
l0eu !3ettun9 Oerlebt gefublt. Sun uG1z
item @0naerte, Das er gab, trdt er pl6BIi6
bart al ben 9fanp Der BIbne Dor, ihimpfte
IN lbanerllbelt1, fanm oeritGEoiiben @ngs
lid aur Die Oeutihen uno ldloB Damit,
oaB CT Ibnen ietne @era9tung ni6t beutlis
der Sei9en Tonne, ais er es nun tbun
peroe. Sprah's, iebte it6 an bus alapier
un0 pautte I'M grlmmt8lten vfurioso" Die
Warleinaiie.
QebnIi6 bat er es i1on an pielen Srten
gema1g uHo oa6urh Nnfangs bertigen
3orn, ipdter mehr Sobn uno 8eradhtIna
erpedt. Sem Berba[ten in 4rag bat aber
ielner NieDertrdhtiefeit Die Rrone auf9ez
lest. Die 8ebanolung. bic ibm oaflr in
0resoen wloertabreu lit, lit cine nod piel
81 geLiape 3IbttguHg. Sdtte Sanui9 Iih
10 gegen Die Slnehen benommeu, mte ges
gen 'etne elgenen SanDsleute, 10 tplr6e er
braun n biau ~aepriselt tporoen istn, unD
3tpar pom 3fehtSlDeBen. sSn Dresden bat
nlan leiDer DIE Deutihen, rpelbe ben
vGlheben aus freier lBnhl" nab 4eblbr
bebanoelten, gu @eIDftraIen uerurtbellt.
Der BerltHer Correspondent oes @iuc.
8olfsblatt lhreibt iber Die Angelegenbeit:
v@5 Dtro iDobl gelagt, raan lOne 3ptlden
benz M Tier unO Dem Wen1heu
nHleri6elDen un0 ben gInen niGt entaelten
Iaiien, mas per Anoere getban. 2lber oann
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

Wtartbem rethte Die S@eioungsfLase etns
lIl1o bel Der 8erbanDlung am II. 1%toDen1ber
tpetnte Der iunge @elebrte bittere &bralers
als er oas @eltGneniB ietner Srau bort,
Dap tbr @elGebGer Der Sutlher 9atoing Jet.
0err @Dplon, Der Batter Der iungeH SrGn
ttEtt nor uno ruiz ieiner 30Atcr SH: vSh
llebe NIT Ielb uno Xeben aur 9eiten 9elneS
v(anaes, uap penn gu ben alien, trHnte@
llen GlItlther bslrGtben Dtait. lalie ih DID
ms SrrenbaHs lperrsn!" s6als Du Die
Wfadt btejn hatteit", rUft Die Trau Dptz
tortn. Der 9tGbter iprtdt Die SbelDun9
aus, .Urau WtarIbep eilt auf Den I'M @ez
rtGtslaal anlpelenoeu Iiebbqber Su HH0
oerIaBt an lelnem Arm oas 0AHs.
- vOaB Iretme feline S6etme
itno, lonDern ibre 8ebeutung 6abeH, fann
tb S'e gQr3 genau iageR," melnte Der QufS
leDer &ODle benin Vter an IeineM 9tamumS
tIl1 III elmer 0orltaot geip5lg's, nOas
pam mir init eriebt, DaS baul mir 10 sc
la9ell ousproplrt. @s mar sic HGmIt6
D0r Warts Nnno7 /, mir Ia9sn BET
J!ailtleRraHg Noisy lie Grand) Ihon ne
9'fautne -Sett, lin feen Uienih tDuBte,
fDenn's aae miroe ietn. Son be &omunen
gatten ltIer oo1 ni6t mebr g'6eFt, @te mer
III eeHe9 2a95 BON DIE gSGdle tdlIel1, Meente
eencr, tosnn'5 nu bod babe ale mare.
is mare bette e. %mertpdrbige Madt,
oo6 iHlt ller moi ufipaiien, mas mer
%tretn1en tbdt'n. Ser esue 8loobte III bran,
Der annere ipiOber MID. Stun, iagt' ih,
alnoer, rler tennt'n ia nal a1te eebea,
mas iner aue treimten, Oh mer's gIoobten
ooer MID. 9eb leidt'n elm, mir Saaien
leIt belle. 0es anbern Gag8, ais mer outs
tpahten, oa0t'0 Qlei9 bran uao fragte
eeneH nab isineu Groom. Ser bate llu
ntl6t getretlat, Der annere oo6 niibt, Der
brittle nti1t. teener Hidt, ib oo9 nt6t,
uan riDt'8l g is cod nii6f mebr baiirt.
9 cab 6rieoe, unn nIer famen babe oeh
6senle. Mees Snebbbeu, 10 ilies mits
Sreimen. ST Dial"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
aranaSffhe g0trthfnaft.

Der Nusbrud ypoIniide 8irtbi1aft"
marc triDer bGufig sur 8e5ei6nung zines
augemeinen Orunter unD 0rliber geS
brauAt. aus benz ,fein Wienl6 li9 3ure6t
finoeH founte. !0eite fam man i'm Durd
ben NusoruG vfranSOiiihe Wirtblhaft" err
ieBen.
Oenn iol1e 0aberIihfeit. @irrIaI unb
B~ergeuoung, pie ie Die Staatsfinan3en
SrantreiA's unter Der ieBtaen republifas
nli6en ~Ge9ierung3fcrm aufDetlen, fann
ni6t einmal in GuBlan0 lberboten pers
Den. Geit benz Gnoe bes Griege5 nit
9eAtlAlano baben Die be rl6ie0enen &egtez
rHilgen tpte mabnlinnig oarautIos 9epumpt,
UNI Die BON Sabr All Sabr itei9enOen 0efis
ats 81 beden. Die logenanite l6tpebenoe
Ghulo 1T Daour1 3u elmer uIglaubliden
96be aufgenahien unD Die Gunit Der Sis
nan3ntnilter bat i'm BeientItden barin
bsltanben, bieie S6be au perbergen.
Senri @ermaiu, friber Witsliep oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nno elmer Der tu6tig>
fen finan5mQnner, ibreibt in Der gltsrez
publitaEilden 3eitung v3emps": y8on
ben se6n U1iIionen Wdblern Sraufrelds
pllien niht nteDr ais aebH genau, mie
bel Der Stat aaiGhrLI6 borgt, unb
aidlt mebr ais bunoert, Oh 6aS Sa6r nit
einem Deficit abl1lieBeu miro ODER nidt."
llnt su aeiBen, lDle Die Sddlen ltebeH,
9iebt er ein 0erSetdutB Der @tnnaDmen
uno Nusgaben lett 1874, D. b. lett Der 3etE,
Da Die RrIeesrednungen erlepigt waren uno
Die auBeroroentlihen 6rle9sauaagen ems
gelteIlt nuroen. Daraus ergtebt ii6, 6aB
tDabreto i'm Sabre 1874 oas Oeftiit III 3
WtIuiOnen 6rancs betrug unS i'm na6iten
Sabre gan3 pegftel, Die oann folsenoen
Sabre 9eftSits in re~gelmGBiser SteIgergHg
er9abet, ndmIi6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
25SchereGiehe Snisois Sbfaof@-8ehhaaas pemos I. sst"ba 1886.

W1eIIer In ole 0unge einOrtngen, Die err
franften 5teQen berieIben retnIgen lllo DIE
MISUNDERSTANDING Der &rNnfpetE petptHs
bern. Uielihen, Die ieBt ulrefIoaf ouiAei'
Subresfrilt penn llhereH &0oe perfaHen,
f0nnten aut o,eism BeBe non gerefle1 Dst7
ben, uno, nit elmer bgibe1 HHflae tottlsoehp,
etn boDes lllter erretcbeI. $3at ooD lWoA
EN- 9rD6;r @eLsarfer ertldrt, odB leiHet NnT
lidt ll6 ELL Ulenlh mil aHf hen u
NunaenfllaeL, ltatt Der geDobnlIbeN 3pet,
ttefer uno trdlttaer dtbnen tonne. nell Ct
uentaer Sauerltoff uerbrauOe!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
@ieaer etn 2ebea aerettef.

8ot eFlpd 5Oet sJaDren pern abmetn pobTs
betanilter Q5llrger @bica9o's pon Ieilen
Aer3telL bGB ct iterbeH mljie. 9etn Orga=
nlsmns, la8ten ite, iei 10 entfrdftet, bab IS
BUM 8ieoerautbau an ieoer @runb(ase feble.
@r enti0loB liA etnen nelen @eg einsus
l9laQen, @r i6affte etlpas pom Or. Bierce's
pGolden Medical Discovery" (golbene me=
ht5lntl9e @uteedHn9> on uno eebrau9te tie
mad Anmeilnn9.. Alsbalp besailn Inn befler
81 iperben. @lrtge Wtonate 1egte er bic ge=
9anSluqg tort unb lit nunmebr seiurb, @r
la9t, bic Discovery" babe tbm sds lebeH
gerettet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06

oeS 9GTbamtes su berpeiisn. In treIhen
Der auf SIR @eiuh besiigIi6e @runbiaB
itRnltteIbar ODER mitteIbar sum &nstrag
99f6mnen it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
g4 mNor0evum0.

GGfte ocntia3e seorpfe in Geiaen (20 N&er).-
" Cine Illa'On aarpieH DON pa 3oH gus, tets
Staaten berstt 81 ben nieori9tsE FretieH, @bsWio vEte
Oe5t@tf b5 Sqrpfea nnp Die Rorpiea@ 9pltHr" iosben
i'm lrit eriAteasg, 4reis 60c, Su babel bel pa en- inc
6,s32o6
National Republican., 1886-10-09
FOH REHT--- ROOMs

-
EOR RENT-ROOM AND BOARD Arib
T X st., opposite Mount Vernon tuarc;
also meals and oysters served TO private resi-.
denCcs by New Jersey caterer. 1-lI
National Republican., 1886-10-09
The Drill Boom.

No public movement to advantage Wash
ington has caught the public taste so COM
pletely and so generally for many long
day rs has the proposed collection here
next May Of the flower Of the citizen sol
dicry, followed by the crowds Of curious
and interested civilians from every section
OF the Union. Men of energy and of good
judgment In every department Of business
and Of trade indorse the idea warmly, aud
most Of them have shown that faith by
works which induces the prompt insertion
Of the hand into the breeches pocket.
Only last Monday the finance committee
appointed by Chairman Wheatley received
the blanks on which to take subscriptions
for the drill fund. On Tuesday evening
that committee met for consultation; and
reports showed that some $lS, 900 had been
pledged in the forty-eight hours just passed;
and the public temper on tue drill was
stated to be such that the emphatic and
unanimous decision Of the committee was,
$50 ahead ~
From unofficial statements since made
there is every reason to suppose that the
entire amount Of subscription asked for
CS5O,OOO, with so per cent. paid up on or
before Jan. 5, 1850 will be booked before
the close OF business this week.
The reasons for this confidence and for
this response so promptly made are simple.
They arefound in the perfectly practical and
reliable composition of the committee, and
in the experience of other cities, which have
recently asked congregations Of strangers
within their gates, and then given them
something worth coming to see.
This latter Washington offers largely,
even without drill; and her position, with
the active cooperation of the railroad
lines, insures beyond all peradventure such
agathering Of 'crack" regiments, battalions'
companies, and bands as no other city has
yet seen.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN holds to Its
original fgures-a million Of strangers in
he ten days, and the representative SOL
diers Of the world, to witness the national
drill.
National Republican., 1886-10-09
A CoMMoDIoUs BAKERY.
Supplied with the --latest Improve
ments and Equal to All Demands.

Supplied with the Latest Improvo-
ments and Equal to All Demands.
The successful merchant or tradesman is
he who constantly keeps abreast of the
times in regard to all improvements that
look to facilitating his business and en-
0blipg him the better to serve bis customers.
One Of the most prosperous business men Of
this city, and deservedly so, because Of the
industry and skill which he has brought to
bear upon his business, Is Mr.. John H. Vogt,
baker and confcctioner, 420 Seventh street
northwest, and g27 Pennsylvania avenue.
For more than thirty years he has been
euggged in furnishing this city with bread,
that most necessary Of all articles OF food,
aud by attention to the wants of his
patrons, and by supplying the ilucst bread
that could he made from the purest
and best flour, he has had the sat
isiaction Of seeing his business grow year
by year. Several months ago, finding
that his facilities were not such as the grow
ing demands Of his business required, he
determined to erect a new and more commo.
diOus bakery, and to I'LL IL with all the latest
improvements, regardless Of expense, The
contemplated new building has been erected,
and on yesterday reporter OF the Ma
TloNAL REPUBLICAN was shown through by
Mr.. Vogt, aud was surprised TO llnd so COM
plete and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS establish
mont. Threonew ovens OF the mostapproved
pattern have been put up, and are In splen-
did working order. In the work room,
where the bread is kneaded the tables aud
troughs are Of the best, and all are kept
most scTupulously clean aud sweet Tho
capacity OF the ovens is such as TO enable
Mr. Nogt TO fill all his orders easily, and to
meet any extraordinary demand that may
be made upon HIM.
On the second floor are sleeping rooms
for the single men working In the bakery;
also bath aud wash room fitted up for the
convenience Of the employees OF the estab
ment, and on the same story Is a large
wareroOm, which is used TO store -four,
with capacity of several hundred barrels.
Adjoining the bakery on the ground floor
is q very complete, well.arranged stable for
the horses which are used to the wagons in
delivering the bread, cakes, &C., TO the Gus
toners in every section OF the city. The
wagons in use are handsome vehicles, kept
in good condition, and when not IN use are
carefully housed In building near the
stable, which has been erected for that
special purpose. Iu word, 1t can be said
that Mr.. Nogt has the most complete aud
wellequipped bakery In Washington, and
that his already large business will increase
to an extent commensurate with his facili-
ties is u fact that scarcely needs to be
stated. Mr. Vogt gives employment to
eleven bakers, and by worhing day aud
night the demands Of the trade are supplied.
National Republican., 1886-10-09
A Congressional "Treak."


The Republicans Of the sixth Pennsyl-
vania congressional district have repudiated
Mr.. j. b. Everhart, who represented that
district for two terms In Congress. This Is
not surprising A more conceited ass never
succeeded in getting into the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, and 1t is surprising that he
was ever allowed to get second term.
Everhart belongs to that class Of men who,
having inherited fortunes, imagine that
they inherit brains Aside from circulating
sentimentally written poems among his
friends while member of the House, he
made no reputation that would cause him
to be remembered one week after his term
expires He is a combination Of arrogance,
self-conceit, and downright stiffness, These
attributes probably account for the fact Of
lies having been repudiated by his Republi-
can constituents, lie announces himself rs
an independent candidate, utterly Ignoring
the obligations Of all honorable men who
submit their claims TO convention TO
abide by its result But as the district he
misTepresented has Republican majority
Of 5000, it is incredible that such freak
should be elected; or what Is more proba,
bly, his purpose, defeat the regularly nomi.
mated Republican and secure the election Of
4 Democrat,
National Republican., 1886-10-09

TESTIMONIALS from the New York press
commencing a new departure in life insur-
ance by the Citizens Mutual Life Associa-
tion are published in our columns to-day.
They arc well worthy of perusal, AMI are
both interesting and instructive to those
who desire to obtain life insurance. Tie
president of the company, Levi NJ. Bates,
esq, is one Of the solid, successful business
men Of New York city, but recently retired
from the head of a large jobbing dry goods
business, several times millionaire, to take
the presidency and practical supervision Of
the Citizens Mutual Life Association. The
methods and the system Of this association
must be honest and sound, or Levi NJ.
Bates, whose portrait we print this morn
ing, would not give it the benefit Of his
name,
National Republican., 1886-10-09

TNOR SALE-A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS
il in good medum-priCed residences; some
central and well situated houses on very easy
terms; several good investment properties.
J, G, LANG, real estate dealer, COS ST. N. W.
S-sepli.lm
National Republican., 1886-10-09

THE Inter ocean is authority for the state
ment that there are about 600 Chinese 10
the city Of Chicago. There are five Sab
bath schools of Chinese pupils, with an
average attendance Of 225. One of these
schools holds sessions five evenings in each
week. Eighteen Chinese are members of
"The Chinese Christian Association" and
eight Of these are preparing for missionary
work. Several of them are preparing to
return to their Chinese homes to engage in
labor there. The Inter ocean is fully justi-
fed in claiming that this is not bad
record,
National Republican., 1886-10-09

joins B. GoRpoS is the second man in history
who has had "walk.Over' IN Georgia, Tne
first was William Tecumseh Sherman.-PtRl-
dclhid inquirer.
Our contemporary forgets that Gen. Cor
don secured his equivalent to
an clection-as the result OF the hardest
fought and most bitter campaign known to
the political annals Of the United States 1t
q probable that one more campaign of the
same sort would hopelessly disrupt the
Democratic party in Georgia. We hope
they will have one more.
National Republican., 1886-10-09

THERE are Democrats enough to run the
primaries and conventions without trcspassing
on the valuable time of the ollcials.-Ga!rss'on
NtUs,
That is true; but the wicked partisans
will retort that there were Democrats
enough in the state of New York in 1852 TO
run the state convention without trespass-
ing on the valuable time Of the mayor of
Buffalo. These "perniciously active" fel-
lows have q cavity where the bump Of ven
Grafton is supposed to be located.
National Republican., 1886-10-09
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