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Application fer a 7@ntent
~ TIE
THOMPSON NINE.
No. 5os.

tsITkD sTATIs LAsn OFFICE,
LureLa. SevaaA. eltuRry "a lsr2
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. W
IN NJ. cardeza. whose postoftso Gadr.ns IL
Philadelphiai tenns, lyAnia. has tlfs day llea
his application for patent for oHa thousand
ti0o,l linear feet Of the Thompson Min. OF vein
bearing silver, with surface ground thIto hun.
cred aud twenty three (32al feet in widtli, 6itt-
ate, l.ing and being in TEN piute aiuit,e Dis
trict, Comfy OF Lincoln and State of svada.
and known and designated by the field notes
and Official plat on file in this ctice as lot Jun.
ber fAty-nve l55l. located on unsuryeyed land.
Ihe exterior boundaries of said lot No. b5
being as follows, to wit. Variation lC DEGREES
and 10 minutes east. Commencing ~ post
MARKED "No. u + survey No. 90, !" whence U
monument on Grant Peak bears Ar deg
ives. az $40 feet; post No. OF U survey No.
~, Nyandotte lode. bears North "a deg east
$50 feet, and the working shsn GU this lode
bears north 81 4 degrees west l7e feet. Thence
running. LIST course. lori h 20 deg west 1000 feet
10 post marked So.2. U survey No. 55, at the
northeast corner monument Of his claim /;
thence. ID course, south 81 deg west 32y feet.
toa post marked No. ., q survey No. 65, at
the northwest corner monument Of this claifu
thence. I'd course, south 20 deg east 1000 feet.
to post marked No. 4, U = survey No. IS, at the
southwest corner monument Of this claim
which monument is on the western boundary
OF the WyRndotte lode; from 1t post No. ], \
survey No. 40. Wyandotte lode. bears south Dan
deg west COZ feet: post No u S survey No, a.
Prodigsl lode, bears south ti% deg west b9l
feet. and post No. 9. U survey No. "A, same
lode, bears south 54h deg west 4G5 1-lO feet
thence, 18th course. north 54h dcges1t 1913 feet,
TO post No. /, at the place Of beginning, con
tanning lb.loO acres. This claim is bounded
on the south by the wyandotte lode.
The location OF this Mine is duly recorded in
tho Recorder = ONCE of Tenn Piute Mining Dis.
trict. In Book d, pages III and IFS, of Mining
Records. Any and all persons claiming nd.
versely any portion ofsaid Thompson Mine or
said mining ground az 'hereinbefore described,
are required to file their adverse claim with
the Register of the United statea Land Offce at
Eureka. In the State Of Nevada, during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof, or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions OF the
Statnte.
mri-eo II. HrNCELEY, Register.
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f. II. nINcKLRY. Register.
NOTICE.
Land Office at Eureta, Move,

Land Office At Eureta, Novuda.l
December %, 1894,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TEE
IN following named settler has aled notice
Of HIS intention to mako Anal proof In support
of his claim, and that ssld proof will be made
before the District Judge Of Lincoln county. Il
Phoebe, Nevada. on Monday. February OH,
1895. viz. Homestead application No. iss..
NEA and NE X Of Be X, section 1, Town.
th!p 0, south Range. 90 East, n. D. NJ. Is names
the following witnesses 10 proie his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of, ssid land,
Wis y. v. Kelley. Of Phoebe, Nevada; !. o.
pioche. Nevada; W. cuiverweli. Of Phoebe.
Nevada.
do27.st F.H. uiNoKIHY, assisssr.
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Application for "a Patent
No. 500.
UsirLD STATES LAND OFFICE.

No. 700
UsIrLD STATES LArp OFFICE.
.a.,15Sas. Ss,ni.. February ;. 4. u. 1883
n GTlCE is HEiiEBY GIVEN THAT JANI3
~ d. LEliMkh, whose pogtofnre address h,
Cincinnati. Ohio, has this day nled HIS april.
eaten fer ps'ent for nfteen hundred linear
ieoi OF the iehrner mine or vein bearing gold
and silver, wish surface erouud riI hundred
feet IL wiith situated IN PshfsnsgGt Lake hin.
ing District. County OF Lincoln. state cf Ne
ysdn, and DESIGNATED by the reid nctes and
ofiicisl pla. on do IN this ofnco az 10. Numuer
81. in Township $. South Range, ~ Ens: NJ
Mount Disblo Meridian. The exterior bounds.
ries OF said Lot No 81 being as follows, to VII /;
Beginning at post marked No !, 8 Survey
No %, 7 .. Il, % Z, Section 81. 81 d N, whence
the MI corner poet OF Section 81, 7 s, y X, 50
I, oeerH = 81 aog 1877 feet; old monument anil
poit the sEino, Thence running, lat course, q
10 Ia W 100 feet, to post marked No 2, q a
Survey No 3D.; old monument being cedar tree
II !Eehes Ia diameter aud bears ~ deg W s
feet from post Ao2 Thence, I'd course. N "a
deg W COO feet, TO post No 8. Z survey no %:
old monument bears y 64t deg W d feet from
post %. Thence, Sd course, N 10 deg l. 1900
feet to post No =. U = survey No 3s. old moou
ment bears n ~ deg W 80 feet from poai No D.
Thence, ith course, 4 "a deg Z 1900 feet TO poet
No ], the place OF beginning. Containing 20
d6-leo acres. courses expressed from the true
meridian, with q magnetic variation Of 10 deg
East
Tho location Of this mine ia recorded In the
Recorders Office Of Lincoln County. Nevada, In
Book Of Mining Notices. page 2i6. OF the records
OF Lincoln County Nevada. Thi. claim IL
bounded by no known claims.
ANY and all persons claiming xdvekssly any
portion Of said Lehmer mine or surface ground
are required to Gle their adverse claims " It'll the
Register OF the United States Land once at Eu-
reka, In the State OF Nevada, during the sixiy
days period OF publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue Of tho psovisions Of the
Statute.
r. II. HrNCKtEY. Register.
III hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application for patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks In the Iiochs
RECORD, weekly newspaper published at
Phoebe. Lindoln County, Nevads.
fi7-i0t En-. HiNCkLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. T4s

tNl4hD ClAIEb LAND OIIICE.
Eureka, Nevada, February y, A. u. 1883.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ J. 7. Falls. G. q. Heath and the Valley
MIL Mining Company, whose post ofiics al.
dress Ia Pahransgat. Lincoln County, Nevada, has
this day aled their application for patent for
mine or vein, bearing gold and silver, with sur.
face ground six hundred feet IN width. situated
In Pahranagat Lake Mining District. County Of
Lincoln and State Of Nevada. and designated by
the field notes aud Official plat on hlc In this
office as Lot Number 81, in fc wnship 4, 8 Range
90 Z OF Mount Diablo Meridisn. The exterior
boundaries OF said Lot No 81 being Is follows,
to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. !. 0 Survey
No 81, T 4. y X, 80 Z, Section 0; thence the
North \ post OF scc. 8. T 4, r, 50 u, bears
81 dag 4 100 feet, thence running, list course, B
y deg W 1900 feet. to post marked No ., U u
Survey No 81. old monument bears 4 ~ deg W
Sih feet from said post No 2. Thence, "a
conrac, N 10 deg W 600 feet, to post marked No
., s Survey No 81; old monument bears y u
deg IS feet from post No 8. Thence, Sd
course, n II deg Y 1900 feet, to post No :. 3
Survey 10 81; old monument bears N Is deg "
deg 4 GOO feet. TO post No I. the place Of begin.
ming. Containing 20 6G-i00 acres. Courses ex-
pressed from the true meridian, with magnetic
variation Of 10 deg EaBt.
The location Of this mine IL recorded In the
Recorders office Of Lincoln County, Nevada. IN
Book Of Mining Notices, page ISL, Of the records
Of Lincoln Comfy, Nevada. This claim is
bounded by no known ciaius.
Any and all porsons claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Firth Of July mine or surface
ground a:s required to hle their adverse claims
with the Register Of tho United States Land
Office at Eureka, in tho state Of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hervof, or
they will DO barred by virtue Of the provisions
Of the Statutes.
En-. HINcKLRY, Register.
ltis hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice
Of Application for Patent no published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks 10 the Phoebe
llEcoHp q weekly newspaper published ut
Phoebe, Linccin County. Nevada.
fi7-l0t r.H. HrNcKI.EY, Registor,
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Application for a Patent


1urekA, Nevada. August 9Th, lss6.
NOTICE ID HEREBY GIVEN THAT Z. J. liz
IN nnsEor. whose postofscs address 10 San
smnetseo, oslifosniss has this day fied his Ap-
fset Of The "Burks and wsshin gfon" mine or
vetn eeestng silver. with surface ground two
nn1dEDd ~ u WAN, situAted In Ely MiniuR
Diss.ics. cesssy o. LINCOLN, and State Of Ne.
eAsiai PISS On A. n ihis odicss g Lot Number
q. n feg.ahip y North Range o., east Of
bounded = follows. TO WITT
. BeftnnsnE It post marked No 1. U survey
FL. N q. :. & p Z, bars 3 IL dsg % mil
" ~ fset. Thence sunniug, let coures N 10
dsg - min y Gl6 so feet. " post marked M q.
= .nrysy Nollt thenso. ID course. n IS deg IS
su ar ~ g. y Sos sss q, No
= survey boars y % deg 30 min n sss feet:
hence "a course. n deg - min + 200 feet, 10
Post maskeA No T. y 0 survey NoAl; thsnss.
Aeh eeurys. q DEG lb min = rs ITO feet, to
c'arss, lTG1se S MIN 3 - so zssss ~ ssss
nsste1 No 8, U q survey No Il; thence, eth
eoux14 3 ~ % ntn y no fset, 70 post No !,
The yesesos 1mtlR scsaaslning . ~ 100 acres.
- 81 ~ ....s q ~, 49, ~: !.
Assse1sy seqescf ~ Mining Distsiot. lincoln
oeen14 4ttSfMevSdA.
=. Thl3S1lkn lebou1dsd BY no known claims,
~, 49, ~ ''1tochss ioas. on the
M ~ N yeepobs slAi1ing advsssoly any
pose11aj4 ~ Buske end Warrington milne or
: gsls6eUle1n1 are required V his shsir sdverso
eIslne 3lfA TIE Hegistsr Of tbs United StAtss
Lea6 V.es = Hursfs. In The 6tate Of Navajo.
1ns1n8 ~ SIXTY days period Of publicatto1
hess4e eftee1 III " tasssd BY virus Of the
=. y. urNcKLEY, Reglstsr.
II = SsGuet osdspsd thst tAefssseofus notice
g Rll9a9lel tx yetsrt b publlsesd fer the
atocoap. vssAty nswspapsf pubiishsd At
locAs, Nevada. it
F.H. HiNoKLEY. Register.
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NOTICE

TO HUMAN sAUNDEhS.t - or assignces,
owner or owners to one-haif interest in the
Half Noon mine. situsted IN Ely Mining Dis.
trict. Lincoln County, State Of Nevada you arc
hereby notihsd that there arc now dnc from you
the turn OF Fifty isSOI Dollars on your Interest
10 The above named ,uine, for asssssment work
done On said mfne for the yesr 1885, which You
are here b. notified TO pay Immediately together
with the costs of tits Advertisement, otherwise
shall claim forfeiture Of your interest, In con
formiiy with the snts Of Congress tsection o.
approved May 10th. 1871. All persons are eau.
TONED agsinst purchasingthe said interestfrom
the said Thomas Saunders. bic heirs or u.s.
sianess, M they cannot under existing circum.
stances mako legal transfer.
TEiOs. ]. MCMAHON.
rioche January -, lasH, jsl690d
= -
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sion. aversion 10 society, dlmness Of vision
noises in the head. tho vital fluid passing nnob-
served IN the urine, and many other dtselses
that lead to insanity and death.
DR.. M1N1IE, who IL q regular physician
trraduate Of University Of Iennsylvanial, and
who deyoes his whole time ard study 10 theel
complaints, Will agree 10 forfeit i've hundred
dollars for case Of this kid tho VITAL. RE
hTORAilYE under his special advice aud
treatmentl will not cure, or for anything i'm.
pure Or injurious found in it. Dr.. NINTH
treats al private diseases successfully wiihou,
msrcury. Consultation free Thorough exam.
iEation and sdyice. intending analysis Of urine
IS. Price Of VITAL RESTORATIVE, 81 60 a
bottle. or four times the qGantiiy, 50. sent to
any address upon receipt OF price, or &. o. D.,
secure from observation, and IL private ssnzc,
II -esiEeJ, :.
A. L. MINIIr, Il. D.,
ii hea-1y street, san tFancisco, tai.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREN,
W!ll be sent to airy one applying By letter,
stating symptoms. Sex and age. flrlc: secrecy
IN regard to sn bcsiness transactions.
DIX. NlNTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY ETpH.
RkCrlCUM, cures Ill kinds Of bladder con.
plants gouorrhua, gleet, leucorihpI. For sale
by ali druggists; 81 dollar bottle SIX bottles
for IS,
DIR. MISTIE's DANpELloN Pills arc tho
best and cheapest dyspepsia aud bilious cure IN
the market. For gale by ell druggists.
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The Great English Remedy

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NUS Uh f0yH1, VaInAbT6 b01 q fafnpIe goo1e
that will put yon In the way Of iuaiisp
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Ia universally ADAPTED to both sexes, young md
old. You can easily earn from 80 cents TO 81
every evening. That ail who want work may
test the business, Mo make this unparalleled
Offer; to all who are not well satisfied we will
send 81 to pay for tho trouble Of writing US.
Full particulars. directions, ETC., sent FREQ.
Fortunes will be made by those who give their
whole time to the work. Great succers abso.
iutsly sure. Don't delay. Start now. Addleps
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Notice to Creditors.
Estase Of Anthony Mc.Inhon. Do
ceased.

NOTICE Is HEgERY GIVEN BY THE I'M
~ dersigncd, Executor Of the last will and
tsstSinent oi Aifbony Mcfahon. deceased, 10
inc neditors Of, and TO all persons having
clsims against the estate OF said deceased. 10
exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers and
vfiihcations on or before the 18th day OF Feb.
rutry, 1895. 10 the said undersigned, at his
oflieo in Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada. or
they Will DO forever barred.
III. ELAN.
Executor Of the last Will and testament Of
Anthony Mcashcn, deceased. a.i.1m,
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In pulling down the old building in
which Gadaue Caxanave's undertaking
shop was located in New Orleans, work
men recently found an old but expensive
ly trimmed coffin, and in it the body Of
an unknown man. 1t proved to be the
remains Of wealthy Cuban planter and
traveller. who died in Italy in 1850. His
body was shipped to Cuba by way Of New
Orleans. and WAS detained there on ac-
count Of some financial dispute. The
coffin was put away and overlooked. and
has jest come to light. The body will be
turned over to my relatives of the dead
Cuban who may claim it.
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There was an old settlers meeting in
Wayne county, Illinois. recently, where
ELK dress was offered as prize to the
mother Of the largest family. A venera-
ile hut vigorous matron who had reared
eighteen sons and daughters won the
prize.
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MISCELLANEOUS
HUB PUNCH
TO TOP OFFA DIyyEE
May be Drank Clear, az a Cords,
Foradinner
thoroughly
aPpointed,lh
good old W.

was 10 wash down the last triumph;
OF the feast with copious liba,ions {!
old Pom and Golden Sherry; b.,
"HUB PUNCH" has added 4 ncy
sensation to the cpicure. Its deli.
cacy, aroma, flavor, and delicious
but gentle effects, proclaim i, the
nectar fit for the gods banquc,ing on
Olympus.
MIX nun PINCH with Ice wa,.~
Told Tea, Lemsnade, or Soda. u u
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T.I.i ~. HAllssr Icsz o., Psss.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-30
AT II. x d. stntIOn,

From Round Hill, Leesburg and Alexandria
s;95a. IN. and $40 p, m. The evening train
does not run on Sundays,
The Washington critic., 1886-01-30

From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louls--s
"A. m. daily except Sunday; $3.50 p. m.
From Fort Monroe, Newport News and Nor
folk-3:40p y. IN. daily except Sundayl.
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COURT RECORD.

CIRCUIT CouRT Justice iagner. -
Geyer VS.. Merritt motion for new trial.
Moses VS.. Taylor argument on demurrer
not concluded. McCiregor VS.. Micr mo-
tion for judgment granted. Potomac Terra
Gotta Company VS.. Mackall {; motion for
new trial, argument in progress
EQUITY CouRT-Justlcc James.-Dutch
VS.. Mari; restraining order granted, return
able February 3, 1856. Burford VS.. Walker;
rule on defendant, returnablo February IL.
Proctor vs. Fitzgerald n. W. Aver e Son
made parties complainant.
CRIMINAL CoURT--Justice Mac Arthur
Jeremiah Matthews, assault and alfray,
pleaded guilty 40 days in jail.
Police CouRT-Judge Smell. Edward
Flaheity, larceny; dismissed. james Nor
gan, August Barghausen and VIM. +.
Schlauer, afrray; Morgan and Barghausen
fined s. each and Schlauer dismissed, Carl
Geery, assault; dismissed. Thos. Little
ford, do; collaterall Jacob Stei-
ger, unlicensed liquor dealer; license pro-
duced and case dismissed. lgnatius Glor-
ius. do: do. Louis Robinson, vagrancy;
personal bonds. John Taylor. do; bonds
or 60 days. Samuel Branson, John Ileni-
rahan and George Kline, do; bonds or 80
days. c. johnson, Ed. Dorson and II. Smith,
loud and boisterous; 50 or days each.
John Gantley and Annie Foley, profanity;
SIS or Z days each. Michael Cohen and
Frank Krouse, disturbing the quiet of West
Washington; collateral forfeited. William
Riley, profanity; 80 or z days. Charles
Walker, Frank Clark and George Lucas,
lagranoy; bonds or 10 days each. Frank
1u1lpy do do
The Washington critic., 1886-01-30
WEST igiSIHI.YCTON.

About p'clocl, yesterday afternoon Cap
tain Isaac stein, - years Of age, residing ut
lt.G jefferson street, slipped aud fell on
Tie pavement while coming out OF Wheat
ley's lumber Office, on Water street, badly
hurting his lcf, hip. lie was taken to his
home, where he was attended by DR.. klicn-
schmidt.
Mr. Thomas l.. Dobbins, or as he Is IA
milatly known In town, "lom Dobbins,"
the polite aud attentive clerk in G.. W.
Cropley's drug store, has moved to Capitol
liill and started In business fer himself. His
many friends regret his departure, but wish
him much success I'm his new sphere.
The tugboat Lewis succeeded in getting
up TO this place yesterday about noon, and
was received with loud cheers os she passed
the wharves. She made double track
from the Aqueduct TO the Long Bridge.
Early this morning fire was discovered IN
the slaughter house OF Mrs Benjamin Hunt,
residing on the outskirts uf Georgetown,
The flames spread rapidly IN spite Of the
CiIoits OF The ucighhors to quCuch them,
and soon spread from the sluughtcr-house
TO the courthouse and both were converted
into total wrecks. Tho fire was Que of the
largest which has occurred around here for
some time.
The fire is supposed to have originated
from candle left In the slaughter house at
an carly hour this morning by colorel
man. Damage $4,000; insurance $500.
Temperature and condition OF water at
{ n. M: Great Falls-1empc 33; CON
dition, ). Receiving reservoir-1empcra
ture, 3G condition at north connection, 36.
condition at south connection, 3. Distrib-
uting neutrality-suspicious., 35; condi-
tion at iniluent gatc-house, a condition at
ellluent gate-house, l.
The Washington critic., 1886-01-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A MEETING was held last night at Odeon
Hall by the Carriage Makers for the pur-
pose Of discussing the advisability of enter
ing the Knights Of Labor Organization.
Speeches were made by Mr. Ralph Beau
mont Of New York, Paul 4. Bowen, j. j.
Mcnamara and Joseph Tanning. Mr.. Fan
ming said the organization heartily con
CURED with the clerks in their early closing
movement.
AMERICAN BAIL-BLUE has quickly found
its way into our laundries. ltis absolutely
pure, harmless, and imparts the most
beautiful hue to the washing.
Dir. CLEMENT PEARSON Of GIL Twelfth
street died yesterday, in the sixty-seventh
year Of his age. He had been a resident of
Washington for twelve years. He was also
q member of the American Institute Of
Homeopathy.
LTARE great pleasure in informing my
customers and the public in general that /
have added to my business gliding depart
ment. All styles of gold, bronze and metal
frames will be made to order and reglldlng
and rebronzlng will be promptly attended
to. W. II. VcerholI, 9l6 and Ill Seventh
street northwest.
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AlfySENENTS.
MISS WHEELER As "cAtArsA."

MISS WHEELER As "GALATEA."
Miss Julia Wheeler Washington girl,
who has been playing with Mile. Raca, and
who has made favorable impression ON the
critics, strengthened that impression last
night at the National Theatre where she ap-
reared for the first time us GGit'Cu In Gil
hCrts mythulOgical play, "Pygmnlion and
Gaatca.n Miss Wheeler gave evidence Of
careful study and considerable training.
She presented a very pleasing Gdidtc1, and
the audience, OF whom a large portion were
her friends, loudly applauded her and al
most buried her beneath floral tributes.
Mile. Rhca, who was I'm box, was much
pleased with Miss Wheeler, and says she
will yet make a name to be proud OF. At
tending Miss Nhcclcr's debut was tho first
appearance Of Mrs. James n. Davis Of this
city, who essaycd the part of .uWine ana
achieved a decided success. Miss Wheeler
made a gratifying success, and her friends
have good reason to be proud OF her. Her
greatest danger is a tendency to initiate
Mile. Rhca. She shows feeling and intCli-
gcncc in delivering her lines, and there is
every reason TO believe that with faithful
application TO her profession she will at.
tain high position.
THE BLiND MUSICIANS.
with the purpose of promoting interest
in the establishment Of institutions in this
country for artistic musical education Of
the blind, concert was given in All Souls
Church last evening "to the President Of
the United States, the Supreme Court,
the Cabinet and members OF both Houses Of
Congress by artists educated at the Lon
don Royal College and Academy Of Music
for the Blind, Invitations to the concert
were sent out by q committee, consisting of
Miss Cleveland, Mrs, Chief Justice Waite,
Mrs. Senator Sherman, Mrs. Speaker Car
Isle, Mrs. EndiCott, A. Graham Bell, Prcsl-
dent yelling OF Columbia University, Prqsi-
dent Gallaudot of the National Deaf aud
aud Dumb University, Major j. W. Powell
and Commissioner Webb. President
Cleveland and Miss Cleveland were among
the distinguished audience for an hour or
more preceding the public reception at the
rection Of DR.. 7. j. Campbell, principal of
the Royal College, was complete artistic
success.
WILL CARLETON's LECTURE.
VIII Carleton's lecture, given under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. G.. a. at the COngrc-
gational Church last night, was attended by
n large AMI apprCciatiyc audience. Mr..
Carlcton's EARN Ballads,n asread by him
self, are more pleasing than when rcadiag
them from the book. His humor is Of the
dry kind, and his pathos at times made the
audience, like the little girl at the funeral,
feel fretful. There is slight hcsitancy in
his speech whchi very noticeable when ad-
dressing his auditors. His efforts TO amuSc
were very successful
The Washington critic., 1886-01-30
TIE ,LfERNiliKMJ.

Opening of the Novel AFFAIR at The
Light Infantry Arnory Next Week.
The Jahrmarkt, about which people hare
been talking for weeks, will open on Mon
day night at the Light Infantry armory and
will continue in operation for two weeks,
Senator Sherman will declare the Jahrmar-
ket open. This fair will be novel event.
1t will present all the phases OF German life
seen at the yearly fairs common in their ma
tive land. The attractions in the matter of
decorations, the Luther house, the Schiller
house, the Egyptian booth, the Eskimo hut,
the automatic exhibition, and host of other
characteristics cannot fail to be effective In
their influence upon the public. The Presi
dent has promised to attend If possible. The
affair promises 10 he cminently successful
and viii undoubtedly add considerably to
the Concordia Church building fund, for
the benefit Of which the Jahrmarllet Is
Given