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National Republican., 1886-09-10

VIM. 7. Duvall aged 70 years, and father OF
Mr.. L. L. Duvall of the Washington Post, died
yesterday morning at his residence 1887 Eighth
street northwest The funeral will take place
Saturday afternoon His death was due TO a
fall received on the evening of the earthquake,
when he injured his hip so badly that he died
from the effects.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
All books at cost at whitaker's.
The Charleston Subscription.

The total contributions received by the
commissioners for the Charleston fund to
date is $l,764.40. The receipts from the
Sunday concert at Herzog's Opera House
were $500. There will be grand concert at
Abner's Summer Garden on Wednesday,
Sept. Is, for the benefit OF the Charleston
sufferers; programme and particulars later
admission 25 cents. Surgeon General Ham.
ilton says the government has no right TO
use either money or property for the relief
Of the Charleston sufferers, except In ac-
cordance with special act Of Congress.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

On and afler Sept. Is the Combination will
be open until . p. IN. every evening until fur
ther notice. 1t has been the wish of the ma.
iority of our trade Tor us TO take this step. and
great many could not do their shopping any
earlier In the fall season than from O to D. m.
satisfactory arrangements have been made
with our corps OF employees whereby greater
privileges and shorter hours are extended
every alternate evening which meets their ap.
proval. THE CoMBISATIoN,
l2ll and 1913 Eleventh street southeast, Wash.
ingtOn, ID. c.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
NhnA RaArnrd.

The former proprietor of DR.. sage's Catarrh
Remedy for years made a standing, public
offer In all American newspapers of $500
reward for q case of catarrh that he could not
cure. The present proprietors have renewed
this offer. All the druggists sell this remedy,
together with the "Douche," and all other
appliances advised to be used In connection
with II. No catarrh patient is longer able TO
say ~ cannot be cured" You get $500 in case
Of failurp
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Rev. William Henry, colored local
preacher, sworo in police court yesterday
morning that Ida Seymour and Sarah Aving-
ton, both colored, stole s3.75 and an umbrella
from him. lie confessed TO the fact that the
girls got him into a restaurant, where he
drank with them, and his conduct with the
girls was not in accordance with his vows
The umbrella was restored to him, aud the
girls were released.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
A Chance for Beglnners.

Our young friend and neighbor, G.. A.
Whitaker, ll05 Pennsylvania avenue, has
leased his store and building for a term of
years, and he is selling all his stock of books,
stationery, and fancy goods at cost to close
them out, as he has TO give possession Of the
building on oct. next. We advise all who
desire TO secure bargains, not only for them
selves but for friends and for Christmas pres
ents, to call carly, as the store is crowded
every day.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
To bay Ridge.

The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad begs to an.
nounce to the citizens Of Washington and the
public generally that they will have another
opportunity TO spend delightful Sunday Mt
Bay Ridge the Justly named COney Island OF
the South. This is positively the last Sunday
excursion, as on Monday, the 18th, the resort
will close, ON Sunday next, Sept. ~, the Bal.
timOre and Ohio will run Especial train to Bay
Ridge, leaving Washington ut 1890 q. m., and
run through on express time. Returning this
train will leave Bay Ridge at 1880 p. m. aud ar
rive in this city at 9p, m. The fare for the
round trip Is but 81, so purchase your tickets
early, as The train Is positively limited to 800
passengers. RemembGrthisis Is a Baltimore and
Ohio offer and means first class in all respects.
Don't forget, Sunday, Sept, l2, Bay Ridge by
the Baltimore and Ohio for 81.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
AND SUCH A STOCK

AS we are now prepared to show
you'll AS case after case gives
up it's contents, we are more and
more impressed with the beauty
of the designers art, the genius
of the cutter, the superior work.
manship of the tailor, and the
manufacturers watchful care
end attention to detail, that is
everywhere visible to the ex-
perienced eve.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Underwriters Sale of White Good.
Saved From the Ill-Fated Steamer

Underwriters Sale of White Goods
Saved From the Ill-Fated Steamer
Oregon.
We have just purchased for cash from the In.
surance Company cases Of goods saved from
the steamer Oregon. These goods are sound,
not damaged in the least, having been packed
in tin.lined cases.
800 dozen fine Linen Napkins, extra heavy,
9ic per dozen, worth $3.50.
300 dozen extra heavy Napkins Sl,19 per
dozen, worth 81.
300 dozen heavier and finer Linen Napkins,
Sl.6i, worth So per dozen.
SO pieces full two.yard wide, extra fine and
heavy, Table Linen at sic, worth 81 90 per
yard.
2 cases finest English Marseiles Spreads.
These goods have been sold ut $3.50, We shall
offer them at $3.50. Do no fail to see them, as
handsomer Quilts have never been offered.
Also, cases fine Nottingham Curtains, So
and yards long, at about SOC on dollar,
Proprietors of hotels. boarding houses, and
restaurants will do well to call at once, as the
goods at prices named will meet with imme-
date sale.
Sale to commence this day. and to continue
until Saturday night, after which all unsold
goods will be placed in regular stock and sold
at regular prices
"Terms cash on delivery"
LANsBURGH & Bro,
dg)-42o-42i-i26 eth ST,
National Republican., 1886-09-10

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company an.
nounCes that the Friday excursions 10 the sea
shore will be continued until Sept. TO- inclu-
siye. Fare, round trip, 50. Tickets good to
street station at II q, IN. reaching sea shore in
time for carly tea.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Birthday cards at cos.-whltakcr's.
Marriage Lioenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued. Jno. +, Sill and Dora A. Beavers, Jno.
Riley and Bridget Donohue, VIM. Ross OF
Alexandria, Va, and Kate Culver OF this
city.
National Republican., 1886-09-10


An account Of the recent hearing In the
case of Sproule, the American who was con-
victed OF murder in British Columbia, has
been received by the State Department from
the United States consul at Ottawa. The
case will be taken up to the privy council Of
Great Britain. Though the case is not one
of international Importance, considerable
interest is taken In It at the State Depart
ment. Sproule is q native of Maine, but
Of late years was a resident OF the Pacific
coast He was convicted OF murder IN
British Columbia and sentenced to be
hanged. The senators from the Pacific
slope and the Maine senators Joined In ef-
forts to save him, and got the State Depart.
ment TO ask the British government to ask
for reprieve. From time to time execu-
tion Of the sentence was postponed. The
counsel for the defense made certain obiec-
tions to the proceedings, which objections
were sustained by judge Of the superior
court, who ordered the prisoners discharge.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Chnngoa In iha Aasassnr,a Onlna.

Mr' Albert ]. Robinson's appointment as a
temporary clerk in the assessors office has
been revoked, and George T, Howe has been
appointed to III the vacancy, and II, II. Dam
vile has been appointed a messenger, vice
Howe promoted.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

The acting Secretary of the Interior has
affirmed the decision Of the general land
Office In the case OF W. d. Jarrett against
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
Company, which was In favor OF the former.
Mr.. Muldrow has also overruled the motion
for review by the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company in their case against B. V. Clark.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
HARD At WORK |.
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We are hard at work receiv-
ing, examining, marking, and ar
ranging our fall stock of Mems,
Youths, Boys and Children's
Clothing. This is looked upon as
a small matter by some, but to
us it is a task of the greatest i'm
portance. We are most careful
to see that every garment that
enters our house comes up to the
sample, not only in the quality
of material, but in the cut, make,
and the trimmings used.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
He Broke His Vow.

sS per gallon, IS cents a quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street, near d.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
knights Templar Trip.

Philadelphia vs.. Nashingtons Capital Park
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Damaped Boyond RepnIr.

LLoYD's CSC. EXPRESS has removed to 1911 +
street, corner Eleventh northwest.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
BuildinR Permits,

THOUSANDS see for the first time In our "Sen.
atOrial" what manner OF men are our senators,
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Stock must be closed out by Oct. 1-whit-
akers,
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Daclsinn Amrmad.

Ivy CITY races postponed till to-day at $50
oplOpk
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Albums at cost at whitaker's.

Philadelphia VS.. washingtons; Capitol Park
4:j5.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

philadelphia vs.. washingtOnsi Capitol Park
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Paannas.
vT,uF NEWEST AND BEST THINGS
IN FALL AND WlNIER DRY GOODS ,
SEATON PERRY,

-.
CAN BE SEEN AT THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
sEAToN PERRY,
(successor TO Perry 4 Brother),
NEW ENGLISH sUITINGs, SCOTCH CHEV-
IOTs AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS.
NEW HAIR-LlNE STRIPES AND sCoTCu
ltfiNs CELEBRATED cAsHNEREs AND
NoVEITiEs NE HTIifEs IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS
TEXTURES FOR COMBINATION SUITS,
NEW STOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH,
DRESS FABRICS IN ALL THE --LATEST
FALL COLORlNGS. ,.,,,,r,,,r,p
6tPERB ASSORTMENT OF LYONS FAdLtLE I'LL,
DANES AND GROSG GRAIN SILKS IN BLACK
AND ALL COLoRs FOR STREET AND
HOUSE WEAR. . .,,,.,,, ~. ma,
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs, FROM 20 TO
2S INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND M 10 C0L-
PLAIN AND STRIPED GERMAN TRIMMING
wFEbbiSG FbhH SiS OUTFITS A SPECIALITY.
IMPORTEDJ JERSEYS AND WEIGHT
JACKETS AND WRAPS. s,,,,,,,on
NEW SILK, CHUDDA' AND CASHMERE
TIE BEST MAKES OF MEDIUM AND HEAVY
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR FOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN.
GENUINE ENFIELD SHAKER FLANNELS,
IN ALL QUALITIES BOTH WHITE AND
NoThfTiEs IN HANDKERcHIEFsA ANDHo.
TREFoussE AND PERINoTs KID GLOVES;
THE CELEBRAqED QUAKER CITY FINE
DRESS SHIRTS AT 81 EACH
ns-PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
ESTABLISHED 1Si0.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Have q. plate and 100 cards this month for
81 so at Whitaker's.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Gold pens and knives at COst-WhltaEeg's,
National Republican., 1886-09-10
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIX:
A good many things have happened
since last we wrote you about Fall
the President gone fishing, the earth.
quake stirred us all up, and humorous
other important matters could we
call them TO mind.
But what is the use of calling up the
dead past?
Everything calls upon us for renewed
exertions to provide that which is hon
no time to review the past, only so far
as Its contemplation may lead us to
avoid Its mistakes.
Mistakes
Will happen In the best regulated FAM
nies, but we are trying ali the time to
prevent them. Ono of our mistakes
last Fall was not having Fall Over
This is a mistake we do not intend to
commit this year.
Another
OF our mistakes was to provide an
enormous stock of Fall Overcoats TO
sell for eight dollars, We see now
what our mistake was. We ought to
have marked them ten, and they would
have sold, as the class Of trade
we cater to is suspicious of anything
sold for a lesser sum. We might have
we never pursue. A price once named,
we never go up higher,
The Only Recourse
is to mark them still lower and lower
until they find takers. Do you want
one for Three Fifty? Perhaps not; but
IL You do, you will get II bargain.
Don't put or buying until n more con-
venient season, for that may never ar
rive, as we cannot hold one for you.
Sizes from 30 to 30 Inches, chest meas
ure.
Do Not Imagine
for moment that we cannot suit you
In any quality desired, up to the finest
silk or satin-iined one. We have our
stock in, and the largest, best, and
cheapest assortment we ever had.
The Patterns
from which our Oyerooats are cut this
season have been greatly improved,
and the garments themselves are mod
els of beauty, joys forever. Although
we have tailoring department, first
class in all its appointments, we must
say that no tailor can surpass these
models, either In style or ht, and as for
price well, u tailor Is nowhere In
cheapness.
This Result
has been reached only by II patient ex-
ercise of the best skilled talent the
by u prompt examination of the prod
ucts.
Thirty-Five
dollars mark the extreme price we ask
for the best we know how to get up,
and that means n quality equivalent to
one made by your tailor for sixty.
Fifteen Dollars
of course remains the popular price for
a Fall Overcoat, and Overcoats at this
price we have in profusiOn. That is tho
young mans price, him of limited
means and of unlimited taste. 1t Is sur
nh N
meet the requirements OF good taste
for fifteen dollars, and yet we Hatter
ourselves we have done IL most effect
ually.
We Can
meet you anywhere in regard to your
Ideas of price. Ten dollars, or some
other higher figure, you will find on
every Oyercoat In the house, so we are
bound TO suit you. The price you find
marked ON the ticket is the
National Republican., 1886-09-10

About $50 Knights Templar Of this city
will attend the twenty-third triennial con-
clave Of the Knights Templar to bo held in
st. Louis during the week commencing
Sept. 20. They will be accompanied by
large delegations of Virginia commanderles.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Death of WIN, n, DuvnIl,

Philadelphia vs. washingtons Capitol Parl
National Republican., 1886-09-10
A Card.

Philadelphia VS.. washingtons; Capital Park
l.lb.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Lodge nIeetInps To-Nigbt.

"SeuatOrial,n
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Store to be occupied by others oct. 1-whlt.
akers.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
Tho spronIo Murder Caso.

Note, df., and receipt books at cost-whit-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11
rrsAsoE AND TnA DE.

The new York stock Market.
NEW York, February TO- l0-Government
bonds dull and steady.
Stocks opened somewhat irregular,
Laekawanna showing decline Of ! per
cent, Delaware 4 Hudson and Union Pa
ci6c 7. and the rcat slight changes. in
many cases slight advance early in the
day. This was followed by decided
break in Lackawanna aud Delaware 4
Hudson. the former selling down from
l2@lg per cent on very heavy sales,
Delaware Il Hudson from 1914 declined
TO lO4 before ~ o'clock. The movement
in the rest Of the list was less important,
but in sympathy with coal stock there
was loss Of fraction to over per
cent, Pacific Mail selling down from 5Sd
10 so. The break in these two stocks
was due in part to rumors of com ne
adverse legislation by Congress. After
midday the market again became strong.
Later there was fractional decline, ex.
cept in few feverish stocks, followed
by more steady tone, which continued
10 the close.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

THE late fraudulent President,
Rutherford b. Hayes, has been in
spired by the death of General Ham
cock TO indulge in a long and uninter-
esting speech. The cheesemaker of
Fremont has acquitted himself OF
several abortive attempts to get his
name before the public. Hancock is
a subject upon which nearly every
one would be heard just now. Abso-
iutely without selfish impulse, al
ways responsive to the inspirations Of
duty, it would be hard for the most
malignant partizan to forego testi-
monial TO the splendid record of this
knightly servitor OF his country.
Even the praise OF Hayes cannot
obscure the fact that but
for the matchless gallantry
and intelligent efforts of Han
cock on the actual field Of battle
Gettysburgh would have been lost,
and with the loss of Gettysburgh
would have followed that OF the
Union cause. In the monuments
which are projected to the saviors of
the Union Hancock should occupy a
high place. In any monument, pro-
jected or accomplished, his ought to
be commenced early and left finished
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

WE are reliably informed that the
Ahkoond Of Swat has determined to
inaugurate an era Of constitutional
government in his country Appre-
ciative of the fact that there IL a
lamentable absence in Swat OF the
peculiar kind Of ability needed to in
troduee into his Asiatic dominions
Caucasian and modern administrative
methods, the Ahkoond has rendered
an invitation TO the gifted John T..
Irish, of the Ala, to go over and be
his premier and law-giver. 1t is
doubtful II the genial and gifted John
will tear himself away from the en-
dearments and entanglements Of the
city Of the Golden Gate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

Tux riot in London, the other day,
is in all probability an ebullition
which will, before long, present the
characteristics which led to the death
OF Louis XIV, and which eliminated
in the carrying Of the head of the
beautiful Princess Lamballe on pike
before maddened and bowling mob.
For several hours London was in pos
session of mob variously estimated
at from fifty to one hundred and fifty
thousand people. In a note to
Mr.. Randall, the author of the
Life of jefferson, Macaulay said
that when mob demanding
bread or blood should parade the
streets OF New York Republican in
stitutions would experience their
severest trial. We have not yet had
a bread riot in New York, but they
seem to have had a very thorough
emeute OF that kind in London. In
his review OF Ranke's history of the
Popes Macaulay outlined the New
Zealander who, leaning on demol-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

ST. LOUIS, February lO.-The chess
match was resumed again to-day under
the same circumstances as before and
about the same audience as on previous
days was present, Mr.. Steinitz, how
ever, expressed himself us feeling re
markably well, having recovered from
the attack Of insomnia from which he
has suffered since before he left
New York, aud he thinks that
he will remain in good condition
during the remainder of the contest.
The game to day is pronounced by ex'
perts US the best yet played, especially
on the part of Steinitz, who, during the
last half of the game, played not only
brilliantly, but aggressively, and de-
servedly won the admiration OF the
spectators. Mr.. Steinitz having won
three games, the contest here is closed,
and will be resumed at New Orleans in
two weeks, Both players will probably
remain here week, and then leave for
the Crescent City. The contestants are
now tied, each having won four games.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

As freight train on the California
Southern Railroad was passing through
the Cajon Pass, on Monday, by the
spread of tho rails, a large number Of
cars were ditched, including five cars OF
oranges. which were badly broken and
the fruit scattered far aud wide. by
hard work the wreck was removed in
about ten hours. and trains passed "a
usual. No person was injured by the
accident. IL Is rumored that the rails
were loosened by Cinnamon that had
been working in the Pass. But OF that
report nothing definite is known. The
result of the accident may be the means
of removing all Cinnamon from employ
ment on the railways Of the State. The
Mongoliaus are now aroused. excited,
and disposed to be reyenged for acts Of
violence against their nationality in var.
Gus places on the coast. Under these
circumstances 1t is unsafe to put them
In places Of responsibility.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

ONE OF the pensive features attend
ing Gen. Hancock's early demise is
the fact that he had fully made up
his mind to settle IN Los Angeles
county when his advancing years
should justify his retirement. lie
was only three years removed from
that age when he was called
suddenly away. He had in
structed u Los Angeles banker, a
friend of the old days, to keep
his eye upon some advantageous loca-
tion, with view to the eventualily
of his retirement-not OF his death,
intending to buy and live here. This
is another instance of the old French
adage that man proposes, while God
disposes. General Hancock, during
his last visit to Los Angeles, inti-
mated TO the writer that he intended
TO make this county his home even
tually. All such schemes were Of
course cancelled by the fiat OF the Al
mighty. 1t is much to be regretted
that this amiable and accomplished
man failed TO circle the years which
his splendid physique ought to have
assured him, and which, II they had
been compassed, would have made
him one OF our fellow townsmen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

SAN FRANcIsoo, February 10. hea,
Quiet. No. shipping, 81 27a@Sl. &c
per GENITAL.
Barley-Quiet. Feed, No. l, 81 Boa
81 325 per GENITAL; brewing, 81 .409Sl 80
Corn-Quiet. California, Sl.05@Sl.l73
per GENITAL.
CHICAGO, February TO- Wheat opened
stronger at 794@S2c cash per bushel,
$50 May. Closed staedy and higher, al
795c February, sole March, S5ic May
Corn-Opened firm; $685. per bushsl
cash, 4Ofc May. Closed firm and high.
er, $500 February, ,37c March, 40hc May.
Barley--Dull at 6Oc per bushel.
LIVERPOOL, February l0.-W heat =
Offered moderate. New No. 2 winter
and spring, Is I'D per GENITAL; steady.
Corn Offered freely. New mixed
spot, dull, a, u |; February, March and
April, As I'D.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

The fifth Eastward Monthly tonly
bona tide) Excursion, under the auspices
OF the Missouri Pacific Railway Co. in
charge of Major Lewis. leaves San Fran.
cisco Feb 27, and Los Angeles Feb. 2S.
Emigrant rates. Express trains. fully
equipped sleepers. with colored porteri
through to 81. Louis without change
Also Pullman and Emigrant Excursion
by special train from all Eastern point.
TO California every month. Leave ad
dress of Eastern friends contemplating
coming to California and we will submit
our very low rates to them. For further
information apply toE, G. Rail, Passenger
Agent Missouri Pacific Ry Co.. 245 N
Main street, Los Angeles, from 10 A. NJ
to - NJ, daily,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11
what IA wife said.

simply this and nothing more;
II came from @. y. Heinzeman's store;
Has proved TO be perfect cure,
Pleasant tasting. safe and sure.
That gum tree (eucalyptusl cough syrup,
which is made from the eucalyptus, or blue
gum. leaves of the Australian tree, and dur
ing its Introduction on this coast has been
proven to he the most valuable remedy for
colds, coughs, sore throat, whOoping congh,
bronchitis and consumption. The only
remedy that will not cause heartburn or dis
oz,ler 30 the stomach In eases where con
sumption has got firm hold. Relieves the
coughing. builds up the weak frame and is
positively superior to any drug cough
remedy. A dollar size package for seventy
Ave cents. G. +. HRINzENAN, Agent,
Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-11

SAN Francisco, February lO.-The
Steamer Belgic which arrived at noon
to-day from Hongkong and Yokohama
with q case of smallpox ON board, was
immcd lately boarded by the quarantine
officer, and kept in the stream. She
will probably be quarantined. No com
muuication of any kind is allowed with
her from shore.
The mail and newspapers after fumiga.
tion we're allowed TO be sent ashore and
the vessel has been ordered into quaran'
tine.
Ithas been ascertained that the patient
afflicted with the dread disease is negro
stowaway, who showed the first signs of
the disease when eight days from this
port. He was Immediately isolated. 1t
Is believed that none others Of the 273
passengers aud crew have been infected.