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National Republican., 1886-10-06
Nationals vs.. Delrolts to day at 8:l5.
Lodge meetings To-Nipbt.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-Coumbia, No. 3, Scottish Rite
Sanctuary, 1O01 & street northwest; Columbia
Royal Arch, No. ], Masonic Temple; Potomac
Commnndery, Knights TemDlar. No. 8. George.
town Washington Centennial, No. II, Masonic
Temple.
GA. R.-Lincoln, No. 3, Seventh and streets;
Charles Sumner No. 0, Ninth and ID streets:
George A. Custer, No. l, Ninth and streets;
Farragut, No. 10, Washington Hall. corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Third street south.
east.
10. o. F.-Fcderal City, No. %. odd Eel.
lows Hall; Mount Nebo, No. 0, odd Fellows
Hall
knights of Pythias--Franklin. No. 2. Nc
Canloy'S Hall 209 Pennsylvania avenue south
east IermiOne, No. IL, Congress street, George.
town; Mount Vernon, No. g. Pennsylvania
avenue ard Ninth street northwest
j. q. of R-Union Tent, No. 81, Bunch's Hall,
3l4 Eighth street northwest.
Junior order United American Mechanics
Golden Rule, No. ?, Academy Hall, 1906
Thirtysecond street northwest; American
Guard, No. /, Cropley's Hail. Thirty.hrst aud
/. o. M-Capital, No. II, Red Mems Hall, @
street. between sixth and Seventh streets.
Union Veterans Union-Hancock No. /, Oe3
+ street northwest.
Improved order Red Men-onondaga, No.
TO- Hiltons Han, Seventh and ID streets north
west.
Sons of Jonadab-Hope Council, No. II, cor
ncr of Pennsylvania avenue and Nineteenth
street northwest
American Legion OF Honor-Capital City
No. 4G3, Seventh and X streets northwest.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
OPENING SOUVENIRS.
4R4RFkRAANAHRR4f

s1.75 2i.inch Lyons Black silks for st.2o.
81. .25 Satin Rhadame, all colors, for s9Sc.
$3.50 Tailor.made Coats, all styles, for si93.
sl.75 Seal Plush Wraps, all Styles for sl.50.
l2JSc. Pure Linen Handkerchief for 2jc
25c. Sheer Linen Fancy Border Haudkerchiefs
for lgc.
1Qc. Gents Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for lie.
&c. Children's All-Linen Handkerchief for 10.
dse: Ladies' Japanese silk Haudkerchieis for
SIC.
4sc. Gents large size japanese Handkerchicts
for 39c
Csc Spanish Lace scarfs, extra long, for soc.
25e. Child's Embroidered Collars, all styles,
for l5c.
l0c. Painted Monte Cloth Tides for l5c.
csc. oriental Scnrfs, for drnping for Sgc
sl.25 Real Antique Bureau Sets with Ribbon,
csc.
CSC Stamped Monte Cloth scarfs for 49c
sl.5 Genuine "Gloria' Cloth Umbrellas for
s2:G5 Twill silk Umbrellas, Gold OF Silver Tops
S2.iS
osc. Misses Silver Gray Gossamers for SOC.
$5e. Crepe llsse Ruiillng, oil styles, for 25c.
for Csc. Pure Linen Collars for for 2jc.
l2lS 3ply Pure Linen Cuts for lOc
25c. Pique and Linen Chemisettes for l9c.
49c. Dolls, dressed In Satin, for 3Sc.
9sc. Fans, in all styles. for 7sc
sl.6s Fans, In all styles, for sl.39
sLGS Opera" Ostrich Feather Fans for s3os,
4So. Satchels, in all styles, for 3sc.
0Sc. Satchels, in all Styles for 7Sc.
&c. Rhine Stone Collar Buttons for Sc.
25c. Jewelry, in all styles, for Ice.
l0c. Jewelry, in all styles for $50.
tsc. Jewelry, in all styles, for 7Sc
$3.50 4-Button "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves si2j.
sl.as s-Button "Palais Royar' Mousquetaires
sl6S.
sll0 i.Button "ElIte" Kid Gloves for 92c
CSC. S.Button Undressed Mousquetaires for soc.
25c. Imported Cashmere Gloves for l9c.
ell Ladies' Silver Gray Goysamors for 9Sc.
CSC. Gents "Palais Royal Kid Gloves for soc.
4sc. ostrich Feather Tips, 3 in bunch, 800.
CSC. Fancy Feathers and Birds for 79c.
0sc. Newport sashes 3 yards long, for 700.
25c. AllSilk q. G. Picot Edge Ribbons l7c.
Laces 10per cent. of marked prices.
Dress Trimmings 10 percent; of marked prices.
Buttons 10 per cent. of marked prices,
Furs 10 per cent. off market prices.
100 Sheets Linen Note Paper for 16c
Marcus Wards Irish Linen Paper, 22c. box.
35c. "Schoppers" Colorod Hose for 29c,
4Sc. Vertical Striped Hose for 38c.
CSC. Plated Silk Hose for soc.
National Republican., 1886-10-06

sl.6s Spun silk Hose for sliS.
2jc. Childrens English Ribbed Hose for l9c.
soc. ladies Merino Underwear for sic.
SOC. Patent Mcrino Shirts for 70c.
9Sc. Scarlet Medicated Wool Underwear for
soc.
81. .0S Ribbed silk Vests, all colors, for sI6o.
Csc. Children's Scarlet Drawers, all sizes, for
iSc.
SOC. Embroidered Yoke Chemises for 2jc.
gSc. Mother Hubbard" Embroidered Gowns
for &c.
5CC. Embroidered RULED Drawers for 35c.
Sl.l5 Handsomely Embroidered Skirts for SIC.
S5c. Colorcd Melton Cloth skirts for 6ic
S2.2j Imported Tailormade Jerseys for sl6S.
75C. SntteVn md French Woven Corsets for
59c.
Ggc Hand Knit Shirts for Infants for 2qc.
25c MUSES. Caps In all styles, for igc.
33c Hand Knit SaCques cOlors, for 2)c.
DC India Linen Aprons, extra size, 2lc.
S2.GS Child's Short Merino Combs for Sl.3)
15c Embroidered Welsh Flannel tor SOC
lolpate's and Landborg's Extracts for 2lc. OF.
Lubins and Atkinson's Extracts for 2gc OF.
''sOzodOnt' for the Teeth, given away.
Genuine Pears" soap for gC. cake.
Genuine "CuliCura" Soap for lie. cake.
Oriental Tooth Paste for only SIC.
Genuine Lubin's Powder for 9c
Large Bottle Florida Water for 29c.
Ammonia, for Household use, for Sc.
Callers Il Thurstons Tooth Powders for 13c.
"lcvantinc" Shoe Polish for &c.
Brass Frames for Photos for lie
Manicure Sets, complete In box, for i7c.
Toilet PapCr-the bcst-for l3c. roll.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
THE BON MARCHE
To Continue the Boom Inaugurated by Our
FALL OPENING
We Offer the Coming Week the Following
Attractions
In Our Hosiery Department.

In Our Hosiery Department.
For 20c Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, split feet.
For 25c. Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, fancy
For iOo Ladies' 2jc Dalbriggan Hose.
For 29c, Ladies' 3Sc Fancy Striped Hose.
For 7SC, Ladies' Lisle 81 q to sI.iS Hose.
Fol i0c, Misses 25c Derby Ribbed Hose sizes
For i4Sc, Gents 69c Plated silk Hose.
For 2gc Ladies' dgc Schoppers Split Feet
IIose. (Taus. Browns. Drabs, and slate.J
For 3sc, Ladies' 4go Ribbed Hose, split feet.
For33c, Ladies' 39cIIeavy NerinoUnd derwear,
For 45c Ladies' 49c Heavy Merino Underwear.
For sl.2l, Ladies' Ribbed Vests Qn Cream,
White, Pink, Blue, and CardinalD
Furs Department.
For 69c, Black Russian Hair Muif.
In our Collar and Ruching Dept.
For lie, Ladies'All-Linen i5c Piccadllly Col
For Sc, l5c Pink, Blue, Cream, and White
For iSc, Ladies' 25c Linen Chcmsettes
Uuckcd).
For i2c, Tourists Ruchlng, G yards in box
In Our Fan Department.
For Csc, Painted Feather Top Fans, ivory
stick, both sides satin.
For sl.4s ALI Feather Fan, ivory stick, all
cOlors.
In Our Handkerchief Department.
For &c, Cotton Colored Bordering Haudker-
chiefs, variety of patterns.
For i21Sc, i5c Sheer Handkerchicfs, colored
For 100, 7Ic silk Handkerchiefs.
In Our Glove Department.
For 49c, Ladies 5-Button. scalloped Top, $50
Kid Gloves
Tor67c Ladies 5-Button, Embroidered Back,
81 Gloves.
For si.is Ladies' 4.Button Piquc. wide cufr
bpud.
For s1.T5, Ladies' SButton Mousanetaire
Suede, fancy embroidered backs
For Sic, Gents sl.25 Bon Marche Popular"
embroidered backs.
In Our Notion Department.
For &C. Pears Toilet soap.
For 2Uc rer ounce, Vinards Extracts.
For SIC. oriental Tooth Paste.
For &c. Lubn's Powder.
For 2sc per ounce. Lubin's Extracts.
For l0c, genuine fellows Swausdown.
For l5c, Pers 25c Corn Solvent.
Tor Sc, sc Tooth Brushes
For sc, Gilt Invisible Hairpins.
For isc, SOC Olive Wood Hand Mirror.
For l9c, Pears Shaving Soap.
Fer 35c, sheflield's Tooth Paste.
For G9c, 81 Celluloid Hand Mirrors.
In Our Jewelry and Leather Goods
Dept.
For 4sc, Imported csc Horn or Pearl, with
Oxydzed Silver and Jewels.
FOR isc, IIand.Paintcd Csc Pins with Jewels
For gSc, Ladies' All.Lenther sl.2I Satchels.
For clio. Ladies' AllLeather sl.iS Satchels.
For &c, Leather Purses.
In Our Stationery Department.
For Ice per box, Illuminated Cards and En-
For lsc, Gilt Edge Cards and Envelopes,
For Ice, two shades Writing Paper and En-
velOpes.
For lSc, 81 Envelopes and 81 sheets French
For 4Oc, plush Box with q Envelopes and
q Sheets Paper
National Republican., 1886-10-06
GENTS.

sec. Nerino Shirts and Drawers for i3c.
81 Saxony Wood Underwear for SIC.
sl.15 Lambs Wool Underwear for Sl.59.
g5c. Scarlet Medicated Cashmere Underwear
for 70c.
s1:tO Cochincal Dye Medicated Underwear for
Sl.20.
So English Ca, hmere Underwear for sl.69.
a6c, Cameps Hair Underwear for 70c
60c. Canton Flannel Drawers for l3c.
2Ac. Scarlet All-wool Half Hose for 2lc.
&c. Fancy Striped English Half Hose for 19c.
TSc. Fancy Trimmed Nightshlrts for Csc.
soc. "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 7gc.
25c. Satin Lined Teck Scarfs for PIC.
fic. English silk Scarls. all styles, for SOC.
S1.GO Patent Ccmented Rubber Coats for S1.4S.
l0c. Pure Linen Handkerchiets for lie.
$50. English Embroidered Kid Gloves for soc.
Sl.Sj Genuine "Gloria' Cloth Umbrellas for
Sl.49
s2.65 Gold and Silver Top silk Umbrellas, S2.is
National Republican., 1886-10-06
In Our Ribbon Department.


For 25c, per yard, bright colors, No. % All.
SILK 2bo Paid Ribbons.
For 25c, Black silk Velvet Ribbon 2I5 inches
wide.
For a5c.. Fancy Crown and Cordei Edge
Fancy Ribbon, MI shades.
For Sac, Finch wide Black Satin AMI Gros
Grain All silk 4sc Sash Ribbons.
For 4Sc, No. 30 fine imported quality Fairy
Ribbons, 0 different designs.
For l3o piece, all shades No. Ribbons for
fancy work.
For Soc No. 12 Satin and Velvet Pico, Edge,
all shades.
For lOc. new designs In Black and White Rib.
In Our silk and Velvet Department.
For 49c,. fine imported All.Silk Plaits for
trimming.
Tor 75c, surah silks, all shades, warranted
For S5c, all shades Of 4sc satins.
For CSC, all shades Of Duchess 75o Satin.
For csc, all colors Of silk velvets, imported
For si.l9a yard, fine plalds s225 sink yelvets,
For sl.25 yard, extra fine quality ColorGd
SILK Velvets, extra wide.
Fancy Feathers and Birds.
For CSC, large, full 4sc Birds.
For 1gc, handsome SOC Bird Breasts.
For SIC, imported quality 7lc Fancy Feath-
ers
For 7dc, extra fine shadings, si.25 Fancy
For csc, imported Phcasants' Breasts, vari-
ous shadings.
For dsc, Black Ostrich 7ic Tips, in bunch.
For 74c extra fine Black sL25 Tips, in a
For Csc, Black and White Tips, full heads, 8
bunch.
Hat Department.
For 25c, Black 35c Straw Hats and Bonnets
For Sc, jersey Caps for children, all colors.
For i5c, Frizee Toboggan csc CABS all colors.
r40c. imported Quilted Jersey Caps, with
For s14s fine finished cloth Tam o. shanters.
tor PIC, nll.wool Polo Caps for boys, finely
finished.
For 4sc. Velvet 74c Polo Caps, all olors.
For 75c, Ladies and Misses pSc Felt Hats
For sl.4s, fine Children's Trimmed Dress
For 81. .25. Ladies' and Misses French Felt
For si4s, Cloth Astracban Hats and Bonuets.
Our Trimmed Hat Department.
Attracted so much attention during the open.
ing days, and orders have been coming In so
rapidly since that we have hot time to men.
ti6n prices or specialties, but would respect.
fully ask you TO visit this department and ex-
anime for yourself. Good, artistic work is
guaranteed, and with promptness.
In Our Cloak Department.
For e5, Ladies $3.50 Boucle Cont
For u, Fail Weight stockinette Jacket,
double breasted, coat back.
For, 81, our well.known s1.25 Cashmere
For ST. our 81 .25 Shetland shawls.
For 06c, our 1.25 Ladies' Electric Gossamer.
In Our Infants Wear Department.
For 25c, SIC Hand Knit Shirts.
For zoe, Corduroy q Caps.
For s26g, Infants Long Merino Embroidered
s3,25 Cloaks
In Our Underwent Department..
For SC, ladies' large gingham kitchen aprons.
For 75c, ladies' 0Sc Mother Hubbard gowns.
For 1sc, 25c India Lawn Aprons.
For 62c. sc Colored Melton Skirts.
For 75c, Ladies' Ssc Patent Merino Skirts.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
SILK DEPARTMENT

To open the season we propose to offer
Monday and during the coming week
in our SILK DEPARTMENT the fol.
lowing unapproachable values, and re.
quest careful examination from our
custOmeTs
2l.inch Black Satin Rhadame, excel
lent quality, at 81 per yard.
2l.inch Black Satin Rhadame, super.
ior quality, at sl.25 per yard.
2i.inch Black Satin RhGdame, mag
nifcent quality, at si,5O per yard.
2l.inch Black Satin Duchessc, excel
lent quality, at 81 per yard,
2l15-inch Black Satin Duchesse, su-
perior quality, at sl.25 per yard.
2ll5-iDch Black Satin Duchesse, mag.
niHcent quality, at sl,5O per yard.
2il5-inch Black Gros Grain Silk, good
quality, 20 cents per yard.
2linch Black Watered or Moire Silk,
at 81 per yard.
2O-lnch Black Fallle Franchise, at 81
per yard.
2l-inch Black Jersey Tricotine at 81
per yard.
20 Colored, AlLSilk surahs, ,weargulr.
anteed, only 20 cents per yard.
A dress pattern may be ordered with
perfect confidence, sent G. o. d. TO any
part Of the United States.
NOTE-our assortment of FANCY
YELYETs, superb in styles and color
ings to match our stock of Colored Silks
and Rhadames and surahs, at attrac-
tive epriccs.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
Don't fail TO see the last game wIth Detroit
Knights of Labor Excursion to Rich
mnnn. Nn.

The Knights OF Labor OF the District OF Co
lumbia have perfected arrangements with the
passenger department of the Pennsylvania
railroad for second grand special train ex-
cursion 10 Richmond, Va. on Saturday night
next, Oct. 0, leaving the Sixth street,station at
1880 p. IN. on the date named and returning
leave Richmond at II p. IN. on Sunday, the
10Th instant. The Knights Of Labor cOnven.
ton is now in session ut Richmond, and dele
gates from all parts OF the country are in
friends Of this great labor organization to
patTonize the excursion and spend an enjoy
able day with the knights in the historic city
Every arrangement will be made for the
pleasure and comfort of those accompanying
the excursion. Fure for the round trip has
been placed at the low rate of g. Tickets can
be procured from members OF the committee
departure.
National Republican., 1886-10-06

At the annual meeting of the Washington
Cycle Club, held at 1923 Twelfth street last
Monday, the following board of ofdrectors were
elected T.. T. Pcttengll, president; NJ. l..
CToxall, vice president; w. G., Coburn, secre-
tary; DR.. j. II. De Merit, treasurer j. g. V.
ant; II. IL, hammond, second lieutenant. The
president appointed Il house committee Messrs.
lie Merritt lchairman), W. G. Blbcock, and J..
Howard FishbaCk.
National Republican., 1886-10-06

THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use
cocaine by S. 7. Mason, dentist. 2iS Four.end-
a-half street northwest.
The latest novelty-The Mikado straw slip.
Ier, Snndt2bOpC pair. Ladies' straight goat
hand owed, g; pebble goat, hand sewed, s. 50.
Mrs. VIM. ii. Rich, III Market Space
Mir Henry A. Beamer has been reappolnted
a constable.
The supreme court Of this District has ad.
jouined until the llth instant.
The case of forgery brought against Ferdi-
nand King was continued in the police court
yesterday until Friday.
Francis Mulhall. of No. 4 engine company,
fell from window Of the engine house yester-
day and broke both ankles.
The commissioners have issued an order
notifying all parties to terminate their occu-
pancy OF the District wharves on Jan. l, 1887
The Medical Association held stated meet.
ing last night Ht Sixth and f streets only
rou ine business and the election of few new
members took place.
The commissioners request the Attorney
General not to pay money to the property
owners on account OF the library site until they
show that their tases are paid up.
ofncer Work was reprlmanded by Judge
smell yesterday for attempting TO arrest n g.
year-old colored boy named Taylor without Il
warrant. The cour. ruled that the act was H..
legal.
The register yesterday received the will of
the late John II. Baltimore for probate an /
record. The deceased leaves S. TO his sister,
Lou Series, and the residue OF the estate to
Lavinia Baltimore.
W. c. Murdock, for the use of Carrie d.
Evans, administratriN, has entered suit against
the District to recover s5,3iill, claimed to be
balance due for laying asphalt pavement on
Fourteenth street northwest.
The following were yesterday accepted as
talesmen in the criminal court to illl vacan-
cics John l.. Edwardson the grand Jury. aud
MctTs Charles !; English, Louis. +. Dorne,
and Helm III McMillin on the petit Jury. The
court also excused Washington Danenhower
from further service as petit juror.
YouR attention is called to the following
| excellent lines Of Mems, Ladies', and Call.
dren's All-Solld Leather Shoes:
Ladies Warranted Kid and Pebble Coat
shoes box toe or common sense style, only
LADIES' Fine Curacoa Kid and Straight oat
Shoes, French heel and box toe or low heel
and broad toe, ut g.; sold elsewhere Mt SO.
NJ ssCs Excellent Quality school Shoes, with
heels or spring heels, at 81; worth sl.25.
Children's Servlccahle Pebble Button Shoes,
spring heels, sizes TO II, at 7jc.
50c.
Youths school Shoes button or lace, all solid
leather, nt 81.
Boys Dress Button Shoes, stylish and dura.
bic, nt Sl25: worth si75.
Mems splendid quality button lace, or Con.
gress, pointed toe and tip or plain broal toe, at
Sl.5O; worth 81,
Mems Fine Calf Shoes, all styles, at 81 so ;
regular price So.
Mems Calf Boots, warranted, $3.50.
Mems Kip Boots, all solid 81.
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,
No I26 9TH street. bet. q and II.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
Championship ball game to day, 3.l5.
Sent 10 The Reform sohooI.

A cOloTcd boy named Henry, aged II years,
was tried in the police court yesterday for
breaking into +. c. Merry's store, Eighth and
streets northwest, He was arrested by Olicer
clint Lamb. The boy was sent to the reform
sClf oil.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
Deuolts vs., Nationals to-day at aA5.
Marine Products Condemned.

The following marine products were con.
dcmned Finy-nine bunches offlsh, 500 clans,
800 crabs, and 30 bushels Of oysters. There
arrived at the river front during the week
6S3l punches of fish, ! spanish mackercl, 50
shCenhead, II drumll'h, 1900 clam', 900 criO5
500 bushels Of oysters.
National Republican., 1886-10-06

Francis T, Kelly, by his next friend and
through his solicitor, Mr. j. j. Johnson, has GU
tered suit against George l., Wheeler and John
A. Grausbauer to recover $4,000 damages for
alleged assault ana false imprisonment
National Republican., 1886-10-06
NEW IMPORTED WRAPS.
sEAToN PERRY,


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHEpl, -
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INsPEC'
TION A VERY LARGE AND COM.
PLETE STOCK OF
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS,
NEW ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS ,I!lii
NEW AsTRAKAN SEAL PLUSH AND DAG
ONAL CLOTH NlSlTES ......,,.,,,,,
NEW IMPORTED uLsTERs AND NEWMAN
eEHfiEf fhiESif CAMEEs HAIR AND FRENCH
SILK, CHuDDA, AND CASHMERE sHAwLS
NOVELTIES IN HIMALAYA,. SCOTCH
PLAID. AND TRAVELLING SHAWliS.,
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF lMpoRTED
CONDENSATION SUITS, RANGING FROM
soc TO s3 PER YARD. ,.
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
SILKS AND VELNETS. - .........
ELEGANT PENTES FOR DRESS FRONTS
AND PANELS. WITH sAsHE5 TO
NEW MNiohib GOLD AND SILVER BRocADED
SATINS AND BEADED NELNETS:
SILK SEAL pLuSHES FROM $3.50 TO slo
SIX EhF FFLttSsHfFs, ALL coLoRs, FROM sl,25
TRETofssE ~ y rEE ENb 2SPP PPRPRINoTs KID GLOVES.
NOVELTIES. IN HANDKERcHIEFs AND
TuF hI3EES BEsT MAKES OF MERINo UNDER
WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN: AND
CHILDREN IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY
RSSPECIAi. APARTMENT FOR DIS
PLAYING EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT.
ts-rIAlN FIGURES AND COR ECT
PRlCEs.
PERRY BUI l. ID / N q,
PENESYLVANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH ST
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1886-10-06

THE physicians acknowledge that DR.. Hen
ley's Celery, Beef, and Iron has long been an
cal prosration, where the bodily functions
have refused to do their duty. II Is one OF
those non-secrot remedies which can be taken
with the most perfect confidence Of success
Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
Base ball Base BALI Capitol Park. s:45.
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Hatton A. Waters aud Ellie A. Windsor,
both of Montgomery county, Md; B, F. Gibbs
and Ella Fort; Is. II. Andrews, of Biossburg,
Pa, and Emma A. waste, of Urbana, Md; W..
G. Tessenton and Mary + Clark Stephen Pied.
mont and Martha Thornley,; George J. Wood
gate, of Derby Line, Va. and Mary A. Riley,
Of this city; John Taylor, Of this city and
Maude Bal, of Prince George county, Nj;
Frank w. Ellis and Fannie l., Anderson, Glenn.
cIt Ferguson and Annie Lyles.
National Republican., 1886-10-06

FoR many Of the diseases of women, D.
Eenley's Celery Beef, aud Iron Is n most agree
uUlC ard Cilccnt tOuc and nervinc. PhNSl-
clans recommend IT, Barbour & HamlltJl,
wholesale agents. Washington ID. @.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
Closed 10 Travel To-Day.

II Is settl,d upon by the commissioners that
the AqucGuCt bridge shall be closed TO travel
to.doy. The Alexandria canal viii be allowed
10 run their boats through the trough provided
that they make satisfactory and safe repairs to
the Eamp
National Republican., 1886-10-06

Entirely vegetable. No polsons Red Star
Cough Cure. No bad effects. Price. y cents
National Republican., 1886-10-06

81 per gallon, 70 cents O quart bottle. No l
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1886-10-06
The Washington Cyole CIub,

NEW and interesting facts in the lives of sen.
itOrs are now first recorded in our Senatorial"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-02-13
A New Quartz crusher.

The Enterprise has the following
relative 10 anew quartz erusher, which
if il does all that is claimed for II will
materially reduce tie cost of working
ores:
j. B. Low. of San Francisco, is the
inventor of quartz crushing machine,
which, il is claimed, will work reyo-
luton in the process of milling ores.
rwo of these machines are now being
erected at Angels Camp, California,
for j. V. Coleman's mine. The Low
mil. as it is called. can be kept in OPP
Grafton from three to six months with
Out once being stopped for repairs. A
series of spheres resembling cannon
balls are used % pnlverize the rock,
and they are said to surpass all other
ccntrivances for ere crushing. With
but "A nominal wear and tear OF ma
chinrry, much less time and power are
required tn crush n given quantity of
ore. and the care and attention neces-
snry is not onr-fonrth so ereat as that
of anv other crnSker. Tie Low makes
no noise. is the best known amalgama-
tor. and lis capacity with decomposed
ores l. wonderful. there being hardly
any limit To the screen discharge.
Furthermore, it does not grannlatc
quiessilyef, and what will make it
particularly acceptable in these days
Of economical processes is that the cost
of putting il up on the ground is not
one-third that Of the cest of erecting
stamp mill A Low mill, including
two self-feeders. costs about 81 800,
and one of them has worked twenty
tons Of very hard rock in twenty four
hours. II the Low be al that the in
veutor claims for il, il is evident that
the old stamps have had their DAY.
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people" "Certainly; but you Repub-
ieans were too reckless of expenses
when you were in power, and regard
less of proper economy. We have to
retreneh.o
The silver question seemed to be
pretty well settled in Washington and
in our favor. with large majority of
Congress in favor of It's coinage. In
fact Mr.. Preble expressed his belief
that il could carry bill through for its
unlimited coinage. Most people were
in favor of subsidiary coinage, but did
not like the big dollars. They would
prefer to have silver in the shape of
bullion bars, with their value stamped
on them, and stored in the Treasury
with silver certificates issued repre-
senting their value, same as gold
notes.
Senator j. =. Jones. as we'll as Rep
resentatiye Woodburn. were fully alive
and attending to the interests of the
Pacific Coast, and Senator Fair was
expected along soon. Senator Jones
has improved considerably in health,
and appeared to be feeling pretty
we'll.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1886-02-13
Pro.perou. STATE.

CALIFORNIA; assessed value Of real
estate and personal property fodts up
$700. 100000. Twelve million acres
of lsnd are under cultivation and 49,
000. 900 are fenced. The value of her
annual product is $3.50, 100000. As
a State she is practically out of debt
In her savings banks Is deposited over
500, 100000.