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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
PuBLEc SPEAKING.

Hon. Chssles n. bradshaw. Republican can.
didaao iur DeieBste 70 congruHs, J. g. Halnss,
and olher aba speakers, VII address heir fal.
lov ciiizsas - thsfollowing times sad piHssI;
PUeET SOUND
Tenina. wednesday, Got g. atIp.m
Olympia, "Wednesday. Oct a, a. 80 nm.
kAmllehie, Monday. Oct. u. at 80 ,. M.
Nash1a, Monday. Oct. 18th. 80 D. n.
kamiichie. THURSDAY, Oce, q. &c ~ 3. 10.
eleilacoom. Thursday, OCT. q. as 10 pm.
Naahon Island Friday, Oct 2 at1R. N.
Port biAkeiY. Friday. Oct. a. at Tee pm.
Margeville, saturday, Oct. rs az "a a IN.
Lowell. saturday. oct - g p n.
enohomish City, Saturday, Oct q 10 pm
etanwood, Monday. Oct. IS, 81 10 an.
tirs MgndAy. Oct =. - ?. a.
Mount Nernon, Monday. Oct. IS. 20 pm.
Dtsalsay. Tuesday, Oct. y All ?. N.
Laconner. Tuesday, Oct IS a. 10 D. n.
FidalRo. WEDNESDAY. Oct. 81, A. go 4 N
hdieon. wednesday, Oct 81, a. 3 D. M.
MhAtcoln. Wednesday, Oct. y, af Ia nm
Hast sound. Thursday, Oct =, at 10 4. M.
Friday harbor, Thursday. Oct. 287.s0 pm
Port madison. Friday, Oct. -, AZ $50 an
Renton, Friday, Oct "a, az b. n.
Newcastle. Friday, Oct. %, a6TSD D. IA.
Kent Saturday, tlct. 81. AZ d n.
Tacoma, Saturday, Oct. 30. affsnnm
Back Diamond. Monday, Nov. /, afInm
Seattle. Monday, Nov. l, at 80 D N.
The respective County CentEal COMMITTEES
are HEREBY requested % furnish suitahls halls
and mua1c lor the occasion, A1d Republican
nsuspapeSs are requested 70 pahiIsk tha No
tics. ~ order 81 ths Territorial Ceptral Con-.
mites. g. BAxEER, Chalrman.
r. D. AxTRmaR, Secretary. oeidw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

When AR. voothesa uss aaaresslss
she peepls q klickisAt and otAsr conn.
tiea that woald have hesa Affected Is
tss rasaace 81 The aaeadsa nalph for.
kiilaEa bsll, be declared TAI he favored
re bill and did shat be eoaia. a iAs
paopss tsws - seeare a. pasaea. u
uaallam. IeEsrsan and etAes eaaatiss
walsh woola have baen IN nswiss
Affected b. The Faasage sf the bal har.
egeF, BE- dsaoanses il uoss sasazegy Aal
dssiArsN lhAi be oppsed is FsSsars b.
esesg Pcssshls taeanA lie = essaantly
eluatine upeu Ne ssaplasss a Ass con
uasasuts, hsa aa wii - aisoax shai
tasy are able - distinguish hss essa
lEe radically aiasEsal ssalsmsais asa
tsseAssn tAai, q one stras sss ash.f
mast - fAlse hs vi, Sad. "a. tsat q
= Essait q sacA reasoai1a. tksy ulH
esms - ths oonslasisn shst - ssispefy
= Dsisesis had hsites b relseaied :
Rsisats ifa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

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1rdm tess e 11r =. 80 przs
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at 10 G MaN & sEnR sd
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ffeFrcE e - 1elzr lela %.
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wa 8 M Gt. and H4
81 "a A H1WeraEs ne
re % na FsEEElfs. =
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far g. rng #naxa haM Nin1sne4 -
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
Republican Meetings.

LION. EUGKNE CANFEKlD. RE-
IL puh,icna candidate for CaunclIz
from lhe fwelfth Councu Dlslrtck, VII
addre8 he feliow citizens e Tie foIlow-
ing umes md placea accom- 41ie1 y
hon. J. W. Pbillp1 11d hon. 4. b. heea
Jr-. e AL poIuts II t11iF respective Repre-.
sentative Districts. and Hon. W. W. New
In and ]. ]. CaihoHn. H1Q.. q al roinfz
In thnlr Pxoaeculing Atl1rnsy DisEgic1a
aABo ~ HON. a. q. NinklIn. az Wha1oam
CAiftgn, WEDNESDAY, Oct "a at 10 D. N.
Port MAdisan. Friday. Oct. r. a. - D. N.
Port Blmkesy, SATURDAY. OCt 81 80 j. m.
y tRaiaay. Monday, Oct. - 80 1871. n.
kasf sound, Tuesday, Uct. - e. = "a.
Friday hArnor. Tuesday. Oct. - Gesa D. m
Lo.eE, Wednesday. Co. -. e. a q n
Port Townaend. THURSDAY, oct. =. 10 pm
Coanty and precllct Counties An
requested 3 provide suitable halls. and
kepublicAn neuspap4<a . plhlizh thil
noflcA By order o. the Territorial Cen
tral gomEalftee. 3. BAXTkR
Il. ID. AxT8InGEs Sec. ChAlrman-
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Valuable NIL Property fOTSals

frHEEN VIA pa oFFEKEp YoR ssI.E
a az Faelse AZ -. "a sts sfuuaa, q FaFs
feuortsza. Asssslas'sa fsrrtt6F1, lsclsbef 81.
lA-s' - p7u say Hsai snd prsEeasl 81 ne
Prs tesassaa H. esEFaag. heal praslsrty
aFatssaa e elaess ! 4 q 81 a.. g.. q, 6 s..
"a fa ~ q, ~ -. lSs. IA, IA. d - easx
g kaft G4aAsss. y =, ans trazf - fsaa
saalaieiaE ) sess U@ih q Aa0sRncs ssrseA
A}eose 3 - 81. 81. - AHa M NllJ saa
aAssf seae2e2a9 = sasl eoartag. wtl b
$40 ~ aEe f4een e ezaaaEfs, iba reaszinl3sF
vi - SD > SIS - su1. Sail a8i : zee
sseEsess ssixlsa fee1 ezsaasfre q haiisF recns
9 tetlgts 81 fsss . 81 isztsa, gH9aEAf snsisa
akiaea EssiaseF ssa - iash at,sEeI itrs sssii.
uE = sd - s1Etsr etrsEsar ava -
s. H.. estse2 e H. szNs rekE GtaF esese
irilag9er saFs. sasf 2, A 81. aa1 tIaEis sall
iscsf 3 ,. saztt4s ssliisE tes ~ aart ssry
ftcA rsssaE. ata atl AL rlcket claeElas.
Cassfaz gssssszg 81 sss leef. WAR ex4es5
"a te . ssS1 - - t4s AlNa. q aaszs iisas
81& f.Aas = rs sf a0en raatna aad c4ksr
= skaae HaHFssF KMa 8 sslas kaaa sssats
~ ~ asas easas halsafe ie cue fsaf a. = ~
eeas Qet szszas1 - trgzgFaa scearsy. Mav.
ks8 f4Nss a4sA e& 4Ws5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

A Wsaar ki1szp eoansT.
Hks Eine easg, ~ IanR ben blszs
wIlh . ns1t exesl5e1t EhsriG. captafn
5ossoh csusek + fks ol3oer rsfezsea
=. Fof fesate years - has ssrge9 -
peonte of Ksp es1Bty. either - Rfe-
saas 5n6ee e sherif, a1d g ~ tass
and IL g plaas has been found w&ntknR.
Ills pf1v2Sa isfs and olielai sBnfse haEs
been Enet as 10 amna hina " rstAin ana
s0nsta14fg tEe1z sze popEt&f eNsesEns
until 81 as eszee % ~ c0Dsa9fe1
equally faffss - oppoee bis noninaftoB
10 ths e9ngsa1iga % hls elasliq1 - t1s
cola. he pearIa ~ ktt1ap have 10
ssEah eoo8 eeeae g tnEu - tired azd
fafftful rnhlie ssrEsnt Ter a. u1EuoUn
rlan. 80 ue s. not dosd4 ihaf ebeEid
Ceeastoak's expefisnos II 1886 vii -
ihae ~ l4. and years before, -
vii. hts naiexity sfiI b. gfeatef than
a. aSy pFeyAgaa eias4i0n-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
Repuhlican MeetIngs,

THE CITIZENS or KING COUNTY
4 viii b addroaaed up1A the issues a
the day b able speakers af tia following
times ana piacca a. per revised LIS below.
Duvaila. v ednesday. Ocs. nh. 10 p. n.
hopktanch. " edneaday. Uct. nh. 7ss1 pm
6Quak. THURSDAY, Oct 1lst, 10 D. n
Moodlaville, kFidAys Get. "a. 7.so 3. n.
Houzhton, Saturday. Oct I'd. 10 ,. n.
* f qs9ss ~ q REP cxSTRAr. oaaso %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

FmH EaaD. Yesterday mugnaDg tie
6shernen empieysd b. GsoEes 7. Ny
ers easRht 8 ehad weighing - pounda
d sas IA and 8 ane aceeimen, snd tes
lafqesi shad e ~ esnehf IL the Sound.
Mf. MYeFs had fhs hsh bE0iiea and IN
siieS 4 nambsf Of hia friends 30 JOIN
kirn a the Saddle Roek and assiEs aim
- disposina - is. AmonR TIE fAE6fsd
onsa we're Cosonel o. q. Lgou, Fred Z.
Sandar and I'd. T. Terry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
PROHBTION PATTY

Appolnsmemaa for Pahlge apsakfns
fluMnnaish. Thnraaay, Oct q. AZ 10 p.m.
Kent. Friday. Get. q 81 zp "a.
eiNngh4df, Friday, uct. ~ e. 20 p N.
Oaceaia, saturday oct q at ,. m.
Eenton, NondaF. Oct Is, e 10 3. n.
falls City. Tuesday. Oct IS ~ 7-N , "a
Toll. wednesday. Oct. II. e. 10 ,, m.
novelty, fhafssiz5. Oct =. g ~ ,. q.
BY order - e'entkal Committee.
IL IS OSBORNE. ChafInan.
EVFHETT rM4TH. Eeey. oo9D DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

A COMFORT Arb uoUSE oF Il
- rosx Az& tsseaoa1s Srcdn4 sIreef
Fs1z ecsass g tsna cocrpird b J. II
. cNps J. J. aims. eela
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
FARMS FOa SIZE.


THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale 81 o. parf d his farm. q miles
from Seattle and q miles from the rev
beach r1ad. tb aefes - surveyed b King
County surveyor. 4ald farm u surveyed
on inlo Ill acre iola. and u all Level and
aoarly ali bgtto1 iand. and well adapted
- hop, Kafees o. has CULTURE. he White
River county road raas through the place.
past oiiee arro1a the road tive school
nouses ana q church Wifhin threequar-
tnga 81 4 n1lia 81 the premises. and rail
read dMpuf only half 3 n h away. II Il
situated IN Dnwasnish river valley. and
Tho river runs ali around three sides 81
the pisce AID good y 4tef. No brush or
timbef On the place i ls al IN grass
hay and would make good dairy farm.
Also. fafIa Ct Dew 4tto. azsen county.
81 10 acres. des4ed iand This place =
nearly al good beaver dam land, well
Natered and easily cleared. principally
small willow hruah. There Il now cieaf-
81 about 10 Assss 3 good house and rev
barni cuts enough hsy for Two COWS and
. pair o. hoiaea said farm isweil adapt
81 20 bop culture and handy 10 skUk0raish
ltnaorFation. where ptckers viii always
b AZ hand
Terms eaay. For further particular
address. either b letter o. person,
JOHN HINHa
octsiW uAMamiSh. WI
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NEW ADYEhfIsEslEnTe
CASH ADVANCES.

Il LIBERAL c ASH ADVANCES MADE
n Z npon hop warehouse reeelpla. stored
cifhef d Tacsaza. RuYali1p, Kent o. b
affla. y. MkEkkk a co.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

nCf. ~ A PAIR OF GOLD spEC-
NJ t8fina. 4be Nmssf viii b. spttahiy
Fewaf4N4 - ts&Nina them AZ this ofIlcg
tqg Mis-. LOUISA nkNNN. ia8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

~ 7. PIfdlNAN SAYS HK HAS A
" fcW m1Ee - thsaa eieEaat Walnnl
Beazoem SIS thai - uast siosa ouf -
law cost Meth aida RFuaE street. neanY
sls1k- o.
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Washington Territory Employment Ba,
Washington streels Seattle. dW
National Republican., 1886-10-04
THE MARK ETS.

Impression That TRUNK Line Matters
win he AnioabIy Arranged this
Week.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The market this
morning opened with much stronger tone,
and the impression that the trunk line mat.
tcrs will be amicably arranged at the presi-
dents meeting next week gained ground
The deal in New York and New England
made further progress to-day and notwith
standing the fact that several material reac-
tions occurred the stock is 81 per cent
higher tonight, being alone in closing
strong. The morning hours saw material
Improvement over the whole list, but after
the issue Of the bank statement less conf
dence was displayed aud prices became
heavy. There was no feature In the after
noon trading beyond the strength in New
England. Western Union was active aud
remained comparatively steady throughout
the day. The Vanderbilts, especially New
York Central, were strong In the early morn
ing and retained most OF the advantage
until the close.
The upward movement was not checked
until afternoon, when the early advances
were generally lost. There was some little
improvement In the last hour, but the mar
ket closed barely steady.
Money on cali is quiet, ranging from 3
TO z, last loan at 8, and closing at asked.
Sterling exchange ie quiet and firm (;
actual business at 4s2 to 1921 for sixty.day
bills and 4s4l to 4S5 for demand; posted
rates 4S3 to 4S6. Government bonds have
been quiet and steady. State bonds have
been dull and steady.
Treasury balances-Coin. 1926, ,25s, $3.50;
currency, $26,379,672.1S.
Quotations of Saturdays Stock Sales.
The following daily market reports have been
furnished by ]. Vance Lewis, broker, Le Droit
building, Eighth and streets, being the most ac-
tive stocks In the New York exchange;
National Republican., 1886-10-04
AN UNSATISFACTORY REPORT.
A Court of Inquiry Into Gen. Miles's
Action May be Ordered.


The report Of Gen. Miles on the Apache
campaign is understood to be unsatisfac-
tory 10 the authorities here. He does not,
as be was directed TO do, state exactly what
the conditions Of the surrender were, nor
does he give any good reasons for accept
ing a conditional surrender, which was not
in accord with the policy OF the govern
ment, and which amounts practically to a
violation Of orders. He apparently regards
the possession Of the hostiles the only object
TO he attained, and 10 his report covers up
his failure to comply with Gen. Sherldau's
fequt ST for full particulars as to the condi-
tions OF surrender by argument aud Illus
tration, which, when carefully considered,
show Enthusiastically that he secured the
prisoners only upon the condition that their
lives should be spared and that they should
at once be removed from Arizona.
Their surrender, upon conditions, renders
the government powerless to punish them,
for Gen. Milts's promises must be kept ut
all hazards. Even should the civil authori-
ties dtmand the prisOnerssfor trial for GER
tain murders, of which they have complete
evidence, the President would be compelled
to interpose his authority aud insure the
tafety which was promised them. They
cannot be tried by civil authorities, by
CONTINENTAL, or by military commission,
ns matters stand now.
IL is understood that a court OF inquiry
into Gen. Miless action is TO be instituted,
aud upon the decision OF this court will de-
pend whether a court.martlal will be Or
dered.
When Gen. Miles returned from his
Apache campaign II was about the time for
the preparation Of his annual report. In
stead OF sending special report covering
the features OF hlscampaign, he started out
to incorporate the entire story In his annual
report. After waiting a little while the Act
ing Secretary Of War sent him telegram
directing him TO forward a telegraphic re-
port Of his campaign. To this order Gen.
Miles paid no attention whatever. Upon
the return OF the President the Acting Sec
rotary Of War presented the case to him,
ana the President at once dictated tele-
gram to the backward general containing
an emphsszed request for the report. In
reply Gen. Miles sent an abstract of his an-
nuai report, and this dispatch reached the
War Department on the same day as the an
nunl report
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Saying Hard Things Does No Good.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: In a
late number Of your paper Bookblnder
takes issue with the public printer and says
some harsh things. This can do no good,
and may do harm. A person should not be
selected for discharge because he has pru-
dentially looked ahead and provided for tho
wants OF those dependent upon him. All
work for good wages, aud II would be a re
Election on the Office II In such large num-
ber Of discharges no worthy person sui
fered, 80 do not condemn anyone, my friend
Bookbinder, but resolve II you are ever al
lowed to work In the office again 10 make
better use Of your opportunity; resolve
also to use your influence and that OF your
friends TO impress upon members ot Con-
gress that they alone are TO blame by order
Ing work and failing to give enough money
to have 1t done. Impress upon them also
the urgent necessity Of deficiency appro-
priation at once to enable the public printer
to take up the work now necessarily aban-
doned and bring 1t to completion, that he
may be relieved from burden forced upon
his predecessor, and the efficiency Of the
Office remain unimpaired. Congress should
remember the laborer is worthy OF his hire,
and that they must not vote for work to be
done unless they are willing to vote for
money to do 1t. A FELLOW WORKMAN.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
INSPECTOR DYERs REPORT.
virginia Cattle Suffering from the Texa
Fever.


DR.. C. X. Dyer, who, by direction OF
Commissioner ColmaD, proceeded to Vlr-
ginia to investigate the cattle disease pre-
vniling, has sent the following report back
from Middleburg: 81 learn that on the 18th
day Of September, 1886, Mr.. E. T. Holton
purchased at the Chicago stock yards OF
Messrs. Wagner & Bender (cattle brokers
for Mesers. Conover & Herrick) 1874 steers;
that they arrived at Summit Point on the
nth day OF September, 1886, and were then
driven about thirty-five miles to the several
farms below mentioned, namely To Mr..
L. T. Holton, Fauquier county, Va, two
steers, both of which died In a few days; to
Mr.. w. N. Tiffany, Fauquler county, Va,
thiity-seven steers, seven have died, three
are now sick; to Mr.. Hugh Tiffany, Eau.
quitr county, Va, fifteen steers, three have
died, two are now sick; to Mr.. Frank Ish,
Loudoun county, Va, twenty steers, one
now sick; to Mr.. Humphrey Lynn, Lou
doun county, Va, thirty steers; to Mr.. Ed.
ward Ish, Loudoun county, Va, thirty
steers. / find on tn, aforementioned
farms six steers In all suffering from Texas
fever and only eighty affected, likely to
recover. There are no native cattle sick,
neither has there been any spread Of the
disease to adjoining farms.n
National Republican., 1886-10-04

Railroad have demonstrated beyond
question that through the use of tho
fixtures covered by the shellabarger
Company's Letters-Patent any ordi-
nary Stock Car can beat a cost OF not
over $75-converted into n Compart-
ment Car, in which animals may be
transported for the longest distances
without unloading for food or water,
or for rest, and in two-thirds of the
time usually occupied. Meanwhile,
they will have been carried 80 COM
fortably and safely, and all their needs
will have been SO fully supplied, that
at the end of the trip the animals will
be in nearly as fine condition as at the
start-not depleted in strength and
weight, bruised, gored, and sick, which
National Republican., 1886-10-04
CAPITAL s5ooooo STOCK UNAssEssABLE

IL almost invariably the case by the
present modes OF shipment.
Taking into consideration the fact that
there arc $4,000 Stock Cars in use on
the Railroads OF the United States, and
that the Capital Stock OF tho Shella-
barger Company is only 100000, IL
will be readily seen that n compare
lively small business will advance the
price of the Stock OF this Company to
Its par value, 800 per share.
Shares OF Capital Stock may he pro-
cured through orders left with jesse B.
Wilson, Treasurer, Once OO2 Pennsyl-
yania avenue northwest, and at the
Company's ONCE, 1326 II street north
west. Very respectfully,
The SHELLABARGER
LIVESTOCK CAR COMPANY,
Limited).
National Republican., 1886-10-04
TIE SHELLABARGER
LIVE STOCK CAR COMPANY,
IT TAsfnEnN

ONCE 1880 # st. N. W.,
Washington, Oct. 2, 1886.
To the Publics
This Company now offers for sale, in
lots to suit purchasers, the remainder
of the 1000 Shares of It's Capital Stock
set aside to aid in producing working
capital.
The Management, in again calling
the attention of the Washington Public
to this enterprise, do so with increased
and ever. increasing confidence In the
merits OF their Inventions, and In their
adoption by the Railroad Companies.
Four trial trips ON the Pennsylvania
National Republican., 1886-10-04
THE RULES REVISED
Relative TO Admissions TO the Treas
ury Department..

Relative TO Admissions 20 the Treas
ury Department.,
Chief Clerk Youmans, OF the Treasury
Department, has revised the rules relative
to the admission OF visitors to his depart
ment after . o'clock p. m. He has pre-.
pared a 'stranger's card" upon which all
persons from other cities who get to the
department after hours may be admitted, IL
they have any proper reason for wanting t.
enter. Another card will admit residents
who have good reason for entering the
building after Q o'clock. These cards are
filled out at the door by the applicant and
sent to the chief Of the bureau he desires to
visit fer approval. Mr.. Youmans has de.
cided that such newspaper men only as are
registered In the Congressional Directory,
or have secured passes from the chief clerk,
shall be admitted. Those whose names are
not In the directory can get passes by show
ing that they are entitled to them.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Years Teach Moro Than Books.

Among other valuable lessons impaired by
this teacher is the fact that for very long time
DIR. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" has
been the prince of liver correctiyes and bloc
purifiers, being the household physician of the
Joor man aud the able consulting physician tO
ihe rich patient, and praised by all for its mag
nifcent service and efficacy In all diseases OF a
of the respiratory and digestive systems, liver
disease, aud In all cases where the use of on
alternative remedy Is indicated.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
More Discharges Made.

Despite the fact that Public Printer Ben
edict took occasion to inform his many en-
ployes at the government printing office
that as the pay roll had been brought
within the appropriation there would be no
further discharges made, 1t seems that was
not exactly the truth. Last Saturday there
were about 105 more persons notified that
their services would DO no longer required.
These were employed In the bindery, speci-
1catiop, folding, document, and press de-
partments. 1t is not known whether an
other circular will be sent around, inform
ing those employees remaining not to be
alarmed. as no further discharges are to be
made, before the work of dismissal is re-
sumed.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
Fire From "A pefectiye FIuo

An alarm from box 81 at 1920 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was from a fire In
house Ala L street southeast, occupied by
Eliza Cant. The fire was caused by de-
fective fiue. Damage slight.
National Republican., 1886-10-04
DRoPosALs FOR MARBLE AND SLATE
TILE.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE,
WAR AND NAVY nEpAnrMENrs

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHISGTuN, ID. g., Sent. -, 1886.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and deliver
ing the marble and slate tiles and borders re.
quired In the west and center wings of the
mcnts, IN this city, will be received at this
office until ~ m. on SATURDAY, the 9TH
day ofOCT0BER, 1886, and opened immcdi-
atcy thereafter In presence of bidders.
Specifications, general instructions to bidders
and blank forms of proposal will be furnished
TO established manufacturers and dealers on
application to this office.
THos. LINCOLN CASEY.
SO %, %. q, % oo z.
National Republican., 1886-10-04

THE ply sicians acknowledge that Dr. Hem
lcy's Celery. Reef, and Iron has long been an
cal proslration, where the bodily functions
have refused TO do their duty. II is one OF
those non-secreI remedies which can be taken
with the most perfect confidence OF success.
Sold by all druggists
National Republican., 1886-10-04

Oscar Wilson, colored, fell from second
story window of 63l street northwest
yesterday afternoon to the sidewalk, Ho
was trying to put up awindow curtain at the
time, when he slipped and fell out the win
dow. He was found TO be seriously hurt,
and was removed to Providence Hospital.