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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18
BARGAINS In JERSEYS

BARGAINS In 81 ERsEYs
The sale OF this wonderfully popular gar.
ment continues undated. We have received
and Will oher this week, in conjunction with
our previous excellent stock, the following two
specially great values;
Lot oOs.-2o dUz. Black Imported stockinette
Jerseys, coat back, dart front, perfect shape
aud thoroughly made, ALI Sizes worth %, only
$3.50 each.
Lot 44O.-25 dog. Imported Stockinstte
Jerseys, vest front. coat shape back, perfect
In shape. fit and nicely finished Colors Black,
navy blue and brown. worth, and generally
sold at. $3.50. only 81 each
tSecond floor; take elevator)
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.THE SrocK

The Srock
BALTIMORE CITY PALAIs ROYAL
From 81 North Eutaw street. Baltimore)
Is FOR SALE AT No. 914 SEVENTH STREET
NORTHWEST AT COST PRICES
Egyptian q Lace Flouncng. 4sin. wide s11o. worth
Colorsd Egyptian Flouncing. 81 10. worth S1.25
fancy Laces &C.. worth 1Oc. 10c worth 15c.; 13c.,
worth ISc.
Satin ksbon best quality No. Q. 15c; No. IL. 1sc.
No 10. 2Sc
Ladies' Cape Collars (sedenbreys make) Sc worth TO-
All styles Ladies' Collars. very cheap.
cream s.lk f1chus and Sc&rfs, 25c., worth $50
Noting ham ace bichuS and soarfs Sc to l5c. each
Ladies' klne - 4 Gloves, Ave-. worth &c.
Ladies' b1Ds I&fstta Gloves, SOC, worth 45c
Ladies' Satchsls and Pursss very cheAn
Ladies' Linsn Handk Srchiefs, SC, worth l2c
Ladies Linen kandkerchie lie wOrta DC
ecnng Parasois, u III; would be cheap Sl.25.
RIA : Double Bon Corssts, 81. 10. worth Sl.S5
lhOmson's Glove-Fitting Corsets, S5c worth 81
Common-Sense( SUI Bone Corset, ia, worth 81 10
ONE PRICE
]. n. FOLLIN,
Old 18th street NV,
mylslm Baltimore City Palais RoyaL)
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Boston is just now enjoying spasm of public
virtue, and preparing to close her barber shops
On Sunday, after the fashion of Washington.
Neither city has yet, however, thrown open her
public libraries and museums and art-salleries
for the emancipSted BARRIERS TO find wholesome
recreation In.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

UTANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w three or four unfnrnshed rooms tor light house
keeping. state terms and particular Address g. A.
Il. Star once. my1S-2t
"ANTEE-IN REFINED PRIVATE FAMILY,
w three to eve Rooms, furnished partly fur
nished, for light usskseping. Address With terms
THOMAS J. BROWN, Southern Division, Pension
Office. myl7-2ts
"ANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING MOONS
w nicely furnished by young lady, who viii pay
In advance and be permanent II suited:
coed $50 during summer months Address LAM
CASTER. Star Office. nyl7-Sts
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AsorHER Invoice JUST Re

OF that excellent ba-. ain in Chldrens Black
Ribbed Cotton Hose with double knees, double
heel and double toe. All sizes from to Sla,
only 25c per pair.
Plenty of l5c. Black Hose elsewhere but not
ike these, for cannot always secure them.
UnQuestionably the best 25c. Black lose to
be found in this city or elsewhere.
WOODWARD - LOTHROP
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AGAIN PRESENTS TO YOU ANOTHER LARGE
LOT OF THAT EXCELLENT AND
MUCH.sOUGHT FOR
s,sao 5s566
CENT
aaea D5s~

The Lot Includes
Ladies' Chemses, tucked, trimmed with Hamburg
Inserting and lace edge
Ladies' Niyhtgowns rufiaed and trimmed with linen
TorchOn edge,
Ladies' Drawers, FruIt-ofthe-Loom muslin, tucks,
cambria rune and Hamburg hOunce.
!, Ladies' Walking Skirts, with deep hem and ruf1ed
hounce.
ladies' Corset Covers. perfect fitting high-necked.
Handsomely trimmed.
Laliss Corset Covers, low-necked. cambria, pearl
buttons.
Ladies' and Nurses Aprons of lawn, wide tucks
and embroidered rutiie.
Children's Drawers. tucks and embroidered ruffa
Infants caps. shirred and embroidered.
Children's Short Dresses, cambria Mother Hub
bard yoke, embroidered
Infants NightShirtS, cambria three plaits.
Al our January three days. sale of these goods
-Four thousand two hundred pieces sold. At our
February two days. sale nearly Five thousand pieces
were sold. At our April Ghree days. sale nearly Six
thousand pieces were sold.
This demand indicates the increasing popularity Of
these goods regardless Of the assertions of
ssted
At this sale commencing WEDNESDAY at TEN
O'CLOCK, and closing SATURDAY EVENING at
NINE O'CLOCK, we offer Six Hundred Dozen or
SEVEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED PIECES
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The announcement of the birth OF q male
heir to the Spanish throne relieves the minds
Of the royal family and of their domestic sup
porters Of q good deal Of anxiety. The expert
once of Spain with queens has not been happy,
as the blood and treasure spent In Carlist war
fare, aad the expulsion of Isabella III. from the
throne, sufficiently attest. To the seu.e of
Americans, educated in democratic ideas,
there is something exquisitsly ridiculous in
the notion Of q live king only twenty-four
hours old; but there Is also u pathetic side to
the picture when it is remembered that this
innocent babe must get his trainin. Tor sover-
eighty in the same school of morals where his
father and his grandmother got theirs.
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es8sse s555
FOR $ $ :: . 80 8 C EACH.
sss-ss s5k5S

This Lot Includes:
Ladies' Nightgowns of fine cambria, Mother Hub
oard yoke 20 small and large tucks, cambria rutfie
down center, arounk neck and sleeve.
Ladies' Nightgowns. muslin, square yoke, l6 tucks
D Hamburg inSertngs and edge.
Ladies Chemsss, LOnsdale cambria square shape,
deep embroidery
Ladies Drawers, cambria, Is tucks and wide en-
broidsred ruffle
Ladies Drawers, cambria, tucks, ruffie of deep
raised Torchon lace
Ladies' skirts. muslin. tucks wide cambria fIoupce
tucked and wideembroidered rufiie
Ladies Corset Covers. fine caIubric square-shaped,
embroidered inserting and edge.
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WAREHOUSES;,

VYANTED-WH HAVE IMMEDIATE CUSTOM
to six thousand doliars Also wanted other property
improved and uniaproved. Property placed In our
hands advertised n expense
~, S2w WALKER Z WII9ON 1909 It Nv
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-STORE IL 1 81. ". E. TWO
Z rooms floor and Gel. gr, Will rent cheap.
Apply Oh premises. mylS-2ts
E,NOR RENr-TWO FINE STORES, 1924 AND
4 2O26 l4th st. NV, each 10 feet by 81 with 1ns
cellar and dwellings above: all modern improve
ments FRANK J. TIBBETS
Office of the National Mutual Life Association,
my6-lm 1920 f st
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observation-disclosures

LNok RENT-FOR TIE CARE OF IT, To A RE
r sponsbie party. two handsome bed room sets.
some oaror, dining room and other frniture Apply
this evening and tomorrow morning only, At 22S
MSxsachuletts ave. 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

The goods We advertised last week are nearly sold
osn Those who bought them appreciated fully the
bargains they got When desirable goods are offered
less than cost price that Is the time buy. We
sell We are going out of the general line of dry
goods and the room occupied by this department.
wiz be used for other purposes
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VERY IMPORTANT.

The Palais Royal having closed ont the balance
Summer stocks Of three importing houses Of New
York, earnestly requests . visit Of inspection. The
goods were bought for cash at discount oftwentyve
PEI cent Our patrons will find prices one quarter
below the market prices ofto-day.
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w lnfnence and large acquaintance In Washing
ton to canvass. Will guarantee SD per week with
commission Address CANVASSER, Star office.
myIT-Iw
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
THE COURT RECORD.

Supreme Court Of the United sta,es.-Oa
motion OF Mr, Joseph E. Mcdonald, Gustayus
V, Menzics, Of Mount Vernon, Ind. was al
mittcd 10 practice.
No. D. John Patch. plaintiff IN error, vs. =.
l.. White. Argument concluded by CaldcrJn
Carlisle for the plAlntin In error,
No. ~. Matthew j, Lnughlin, appellant VS..
The District OF Columbia. Argued by EnOch
TOttCn and Eppn lIuntOn for appellant and by
Mr., solicitor General GoCde Tor appellee.
No. III, The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany ct al, appellants, ", The S. Louis, Alton
ana IgTTe llauto Railroad Company; aud No,
9Y, The 81, Louis, Alton and TerTe Hlute
apolis and n. louis Rallrnnd Company 81 nj.
Argument commenced by John NJ. Batter for
hppellCcs In No, ~, and appellant IN 80 21l
and confined by stevenson Burke for the ap.
pcllants IN No ~ aud appellees Ia No. 30.
Circuit COuTt-Justice toN.-Finncrty vs.
AdHCh: suit Discontinued By paiutln. Horn.
zach W. kOhlCr; Jury out GrlMth ". Rule;
verdict for plaintiff, cent damages. Allrblry
IT,, w. CrOpley ct al; on trial ssigument
fOr to-day Cases len over
Circuit C0urt-Justicc MeTr,ck, Monroe ".
Gal,juTy out Jury discharged for tue term,
fquliy CouTt-justiCo james. -McNllly vs..
aminer LoyeiOy. Taylor vs. Taylor testimony
ordered taken before Examiner oyciOy Lee
vs. lee, testimony ordered taken hy Irving
Williamson, lmobetdnrf w. llliE auditors re-.
port ratified and distribution ordered. lllll W.
Ten Eycke q al; pro conicsso against cer.ain
defendants 40 assignment Tor to-day.
Criminal COurt-JustiCe MarAHhur,-i, 4.
Whitaker presenting false vouchers, Assign
menl unchanged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

\ man came into headquarters last evening,
hmriCdly glanced around the room, until his
eye met that:of Lieut.. swindell,
Lieutenant, want advice. My wife has
pawned lot of my articles, got so cents on
Them, and she won't give me the ticket. She
did i without my, permission. How can l get
the things" asked the man.
60 TO the man and make yourself known
II is not larceny dou't think that he will
refuse you. Why won't your wife give up the
tiCkCp'
"She will give 1t to me on condition that !
pawn the articles again and get more money
on them" and the man looked bcreaved.
I'VE can't interfere, Your wife has perfect
right TO half your goods"
81 don't care for the money that she got on
the goods, | will pay II back; all want is -
put u check on her habit OF pawning."
Til, man then left. As he passed out of the
door, n voice was heard TO say: another case
Of mania for pawning."
GLOW Is that?" asked the reporter.
~ should smile. II is not unusual to hear
such complaints against members of families
doing the act, IN order to raise q little cash to
settle up outside matters"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

iudgeship because Of the insuillcency Of the
compensation.
Mr., Plat instanced also the case Of Judge
VIM. d. Shipman, of Connecticut.
Mr. Edmunds instanced that Of Judge
McCrary, Of Iowa.
Mr.. Morgan himself added the instance
OF Judge Dillon. But all Of these gentle
mCn, he said, had quit the bench, when the
bench had given them cminencc. He eY-
pressed his regret at the disposition Of
Judges TO leave so honorcd q calling merely
10 make money; but thought some Of the
district judges not lawyers enough for their
places and not entitled TO s5 600 a wear.
lie was willing, however, TO give that sum
to certain Of those judges whose duties
were especially onerous and laborious.
At5;l0 p. m, with the bill still pending,
Mr.. Morgan yielded the floor for a motion
to adjourn, and the Senate, at that hour, on
motion Of Mr.. Butler adjourned to Monday
next
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
A mil Gmard,s WIZ.

The register has received the will of the late
VIM, w. Hudson, formerly u guard az the jail,
for probate and record. lie names Thomas
Hudson and Frank +. Gloss as executors, and
directs that they complete the construction of
the house now being erected In lot 10, square
Oh, and then sell the same. That mOney,wiJh
what may be remaining in bond, is to be divided
as follows Mary Cebrun and Charlotte Ar
nett, both OF Prince Edwards island, 5000
cGch Elizabeth Hudson, ofthis city, $500; Sarah
jane Newsop, Of Price Edwards island, 800;
Ancnnis CGllctt, Of Prince Edwards island,
SOO; Wm. CullCtt, of Boston 500 Mrs Eliza.
beth Kaiser, Of this city, 500. The residue
Of the estate is Lett to Thomas Hudson, Of this
city.
handwriting Cf T. T., ilnyereld, pupOrtug to
he his last will, and which is not witnessed.
lie makes small bcQGestS TO MOllie :, Lord and
Mamie CulNuunc, directs that his most
valuable books be sent to the library Of Cadi2,
ohio, end that the balance Of the property
be- sold and tho money used IN deilnyng the
expenses Of taking his body to CadE and
buying II IN the family cemetery there,
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Went or with Push Cart and Money.

THAT is just the piece OF meat want" said
n meat dealer TO s. Oppenheimer of Louisiana
avenue, yesterday. ut is u ilrst.class piece,
let me sell IL to YOU" said the latter.
send 1t to my store and | will pay YOU
for It,"
"Pay now"
"Oh no. II would not come quick enough,
What do you want for it,
at Is worth 81 ~. ] VIII send It,"
Here John" said MIR. Oppenhcimer, calling
q co!Orcd man who stood near by.
Get Mr., Ms hand cart, and take this meat
TO this gentlcman's store and collect the bill. v
The meat was delivered aud the money col.
lcCed, but the COlored man failed to return
with The handcnrt or money There are now
two meat dealers on Louisiana avenue rs mai
rs hornets. zone particularly, who is out I'll
und the value of the borrowed cart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
TIE MARKETS.
Activity in stocks--Trunk Line An'airs
-Wbent Outct.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 1.-THE stock market
has orain been active to-day. with prices weak
in the morning and strong thereafter though
the dealing Mt times was accompanied by con
Siderable fevcrishncss Opening quotations
were from u to q per cent below last even.
ing's final figures, and there was a further ir.
regular decline, amounting to ImN per cent
for Lake Shore, which fell per cent. in the
first half hour. Active buying by operators,
who have been conspicuous during the past
day or two as sellers Of stock, at first checked
the decline and finally led to the advances
that were established. II was not known gen.
orally until late in the afternoon that meet.
ing Of the presidents of the trunk lines was In
session at tho Windsor Hotel, 9gt
inside information was undoubtedly
took advantage of the fact topurchase stocksNt
low figures. Up to the close Of the board
nothing dc finite was known In regard to the
progress made toward n settlement Of the dit
iercuccs between the ttuuk line pool slnd the
Baltimore and Ohio but rumors were numer-
Gus that large concessions had been made to
the Baltimore and Ohio, and that, that com
pany had also yielded to some extent result
that have existed. There was little news Of
Importance ON the streets other than that re-.
lating to trunk line affairs, all OF II bearish II
the morning, aud nearly everything IN favor
OF harmony later in the day. The result Of
the days operations Is an advance from low.
est figures of to per cent aud q net gain as
compared with last evening Of " to "A per
cent.
Money on call continues easy Mt ~ to per
cent, the last loan being ut per cent. EN.
change on London continues dull aud un.
changed. Government bonds are dull aud
steady. state bonds have been active aul
Treasury balanccs-Co iCOOs2GsJ cur.
rency, sll,20o3Si.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

The following marriage Licenses have been
issued; Henry |, Bernhard aud Julia A. CGllA-
han; ThomasR II. Martin and Sarah X, Sweet.
man, John Brown and Sarah Johnson; Horny
Washington and Laura Green; Benjamin ID.
jackson and Serena Colmnn; Frank Kelly ana
Eda Quennn; W. II. Robinson and Kate Smith;
j. n. lovclcss, OF Upper Marlboro, Nd, and
Ada T.. Mills, OF this city; Abraham Lee and
ChristlAua Lee; c. +. Williams, Of New York
city, and Mary Joyce, Of this city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 70
f ndfip mqHT XXI MiEsI, AND s0UTHwRsT.
s sIXI RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
- IN EFFEoT JAN. II. 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE WGsHTNGfoN from station.
corner 9Th and d Sta, ~ follows! 7'''''0''
For Pittsburg and the West Chicago Limited RI.
prehs Of Palace Sleeping Cars at p.5O A. m, daiiv,
test Line 300 q; m; daily to Cincinnati and 81,
Louis, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO GIN.
elnnai and Hotel Car 10 st.. Louis; daily, ercept
Saturday, TO Chicago, with Sleeping Car Altoona
70 Chicago. Chicago and Cincinnati Express at
I;lO p m. daily, with Sleeping Cars Washington 10
Chicago, connecting at Harrisburg with Western
Express with through sieepes for Louisville and
ii!tsburg aud the West, with through sleeper Har.
,bALIiMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
EoT IRE Canandagua, Rochester, Buffalo M.
aIn ~ y. ~; daily except Saturday, with Pail
For Williamsport Lock Haven, and Flmira. at
300 a. m. daily except sunday. ~
For New We, York end ,he East, 715, ., and IL
a. M and q ado, 10 and Iia6 p. G M, IIq mi:I
express OF Pullman Parlor Cars, D4O a, IN. and
FOR Boston without change, Zoo D. m. every dav.
q, f9I Brookiyn, N; T. oil through trains connect
ny gsissy Wy WIN boats Of brooklyn Annex,
double ferriage across New York city s
For Philadelphia 71b, o, and II a. M, ., AGO,
2 daO o. 10 and il 20 D. On sunq LEie5 T. r. e..
press, B;iO a. M aud 800 p. M, daily, except sun.
M, 1900 2, 800, 400 4.27, $40 Z, 7:iO, 10 AMI
1l:2O p, m. on sunday, %, $50, il q. m a. 400
LAO, 10, and ll.20 p. m,
daily except Sunday. - '
For Annapolis, 7i15 and o a. M, 1905 and 427
?. Pm m daily except Sunday. Sunday, a. m. and
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For Alc!andrla, o, 40, 9i25 ll.Ol, and IL asa.
m, 900, 4i2d, ai96 8,ol SOB, and 1887 D, m,
On sunday, at 10, o:2b, l1:Ol a. M, 800 p, M
For Richmond and The south o and l1:ui a. m.
| daily, and $3.50 =. m. daily except sunday
| Trains leave Alexandria for Wellington 6O5
| ~ 1910 a. M 3:O5, 3t23, 5lO, 7g9J, and
dO1Z ?; M, and l2'lo midnight Except Monday.
| ON sunday 81 and 1O:10 a. M, los and lO:f2 D..
M and 1910 night. ~
Tickets and information ut the Office, northeast
corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsvlysnia
avenue, and NJ the station where orders eau be len
| for the checking OF baggage 10 destination from
| hotels and residences.
CHAs. E. PUGH, General Manager,
J. r. WOOD General Passenger Agent,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

secretary Manning has directed that tho
M Cy!sing architect award tho contract for
mmhhlng material and for the rDaslrUo.
ton of the public building at PlltsblrS to tho
lowest Tyfvonsihlc bidder for gralltn. The
lowest bidder Is NJ. A. MCGOWAN, ol thIs city,
nt s.ylIgl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

The third assistant postmaster general has
received special reports from thirty Of the lead
ing postonccs Of the country showing tho In
creascs In the revenue Of the Postolice Depart
ment leNclualnB postage on second class maj
teri for the six months ended Dec. 81, 1883, a.
compared with the corresponding period Of the
ftrpNfotl yn0r ms fotlNugg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

The severe cold snap has caused much sick.
meas among the members Of the police force.
There are now thirteen on the sick list, and
quite q number still do duty though they
are III subjects for medical treatment The
weather has been unusually severe upon them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
Another Contested Nomination.

II Is said that there Is quite a spirited con.
test being wnged against tho confirmation Of
Gibson, the nominee Tor United States district
attorney for the eastern district OF Virginia
II seems that the cause Il not u political one,
but rather question of fitness and qulliiica'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
Tic Light Infantry Fair.

The Washington Light Infantry Co;ps has
feejdCd TO hold q fair, commencing Mond ",
March ~, 1856, TO continue two weeks. The
COTps hopes To secure by this means enough
money 10 l!quidate the debt on their armory
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

The total increase is 1857 l9l or % per cent.
mean, The increase In the same Offices for the
th:d quarter was SiZI0S3 or 36l per cent Inc
increase for the fourth quarter was sllO,lOi or
C.di Per cent. The increase Of second class
matter for the six months ended Dec, 81 1850,
was IS $50 pounds or $40 per cent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

Coal oil or petroleum may be very nice for
illuminating or lubrcating purposes butsurely
II is not the prop thing to cure cough with.
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup is looked upon as the
standard cough remedy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

VIZ have heard many OF ourold iiendssay that
Salvation oil cured them of rheumatism Those
who have not tried IT, should do 50. Oar drug.
csts sell II for p cents bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
McGownn GETS tho Contrnct.

KlNG ALFONSO has recently had a ggGal deal
Of trouble with spain. Any man can cu:o hi
pain with st. Jacobs OIL.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
GRAND Fancy Dress Carnival and tho Aldeni.
Ninth street Rink tonight.
Fast Train Service Between Washing
ton md AnnnDnliS.

To accommodate the rapidly growing bust
ness between Washington, Baltimore, nni An
napOlis, IN addition TO the regular schedule,
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad has put on
u new train, leaving Washington at n, m,
Baltimore 500 n, M, arriving IN Annapolis At
10 N. Round'trip tickets -,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15
CITY ITEMS.

HowIASp DESTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four.
and.a.half ftreet northwest, three doors north
D., G.. II. llowlund, ID. d. S and Robert w,
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist. ENtTactions, under nitrous oxide, 30
cents each tooth, and only 10 cents extra for
traCtCd at the same sitting, Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 10000 persons Artificial
teeth H. per set. Gold, analglm, and white
Filings inserted In the best manner, All work
warranted tlFst class
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-15

The pay proper of officers ranged from els to
500 per month for commissioned officers, and
from $40 TO S3G per month for enlisted men,
Assuming that It would average 500 per month
for officers and SIG per month for enlisted men,
and that less than One.third of the volunteer
force-say 5000 officers and 100000 mcn-were
married. we have the following result:
Three thousand officers at one-half of
$50 per month for five ycars.,......s 5,iOO,OOO
One hundred thousand men ut one.
half of SIG per month for five years 100000