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Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-02-05
THOSE WHO KNOW
Need Not be Informed, but There
Are q Good Many Who Do
Not Know.
To the Latter Information May Prove
the Good Investment Sure Of
Interest. gs.3

Just now when the eyes of SO many Da-t
k0tans are turned toward Washington, and
that afar off beautiful city has charms be-
yond compare, the question of the manner
4 and means Of reaching it becomes an inn
portant one. These days Of through cars,
& through trains and general progress in the
direction Of absolute comfort en- route, one
with an eye to what can be secured is not
likely to put up with old inconveniences.
No more is the man who is posted inclined
to expend his hard earned wealth in double
spectfully submitted for consid deration, but
imperatiyely exacted, whether or no. All
might, under certain circumstances, be toll
Grated and an excuse found for it in the
fact that one could do no better. But one can
do better. and q great deal better. Thusly:
The Baltimore & Ohio runs it's trains solid
from Chicago to Washington. There. is no
change in car upon the magnifcently ap-
pointed train. Sleepers, coaches, baggage
car and all 60 through from city to city.
Now not only is picturesque Baltimore 6
through from the Garden city to the ma
tional capital, but it is the only line rum
ming a through car of any kind, sleeper or
otherwise, between Chicago and Washing
ton. By every other line but the Baltimore
& Ohio there must be a change of cars, and
in no way can the passengers 60 through
on the same car. The changes are not al
ways made during the daylight hours
either. This ought to be plain enough
for he who runs to read Another strong fact
in favor of the Baltimore s. Ohio is thatupon
its noted fast limited trains the same rule
does not apply as upon the fast limited
trains Of other lines. This as to exacting
double rate of fare and the compulsory
compelling passengers to buy place in
sleeping cars, whether desired or not.
There is nothing of this sort npon the Bal
more & Ohio railroad, which Is a genuine
American go-as-you-p please route. There
are no extras exacted, no compulsion as to
accommod dations and no excess fares. The
straight ticket at the regular rate is all that
is asked, and the patron suits himself as to
accOmmOda OdatiOns. On top of this, in such
strong contrast to the procedure Of other
lines, the Baltimore & Ohio limited beats
the time Of any other limited trains
upon any other line from Chicago to
Washington. 1t leaves at $40 p. M, reach
practically a tWenty-four hour run, when
taking into account the difference between
central and eastern time. Other Baltimore
q Ohio trains leave Chicago in the morn
ing and late in the evening. Those who
contemplate the trip and wish for informa-
ton in the fullest detail, will do we'll to
write to T. II. Dearborn, general north
western M passenger agent Of the Baltimore
Ohio, 81 Clarke street, Chicago. It will
cost but a few moments time and and but
couple Of cents in money, and may save
dollars. Meantime, post yourself as to the
facts, and learn. as you will, that every
word herein stated is as true as gospel.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1886-02-05
THE REYIEW TABLE.

Our LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN, also
by Lothrop & Company, Boston, is SO
nicely illustrated and contains such ex-
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it is well worth 81 year.
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Our LITTLE ONES AND THE NURSERY
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happy glimpses of summer weather in
the home, and is calculated to delight
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E.2A. WEBB is making of the North
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at Fargo, most valuable publication
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The publishers Of The Housekeeper,
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Specimen copies free.
BABYnAND by D. Lothrop & Company
Boston, announces that for the current
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bright pictures and gay little jingles and
sweet stories, some especial delights for
both mama and baby. Tt is full of little
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VIoK's Guide for 1886, is fully up tc
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seeds put up by this pioneer seed firm
The catalogue and price list contains owe,
200 pages, and is sent free to any one
sending to James Wick, Rochester, New
York. - :" :
MAJOR GENERAL JOHN WATTS DE
PEYsTER will contribute to the Magazine
of American History for February mos
instructive article on "Anthony Wayne
in the series of aProminent Men Of th,
Revolutionary Period" In the same is
sue of this periodical stirring chaptel
in the Civil War Studies, from the pen o
A. N. Hayes, will be entitled, ssThe New
Mexican Campaign of 1882"
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In THE February number of the At
lantic Monthly, Mr.. Abbott Lawrenc,
Lowell has a vigorous article, entitled
Ministerial Respo ibility and the Con
stitution," !" which is devoted to shown,
that under a constitutional form of gov
ment, establishing separate functions
and q high degree Of independence 70
the executive, Legislative and judicial de-
partments, q ministry responsible t,
the congress is impracticable. H,
maintains that Irresponsible ministry be
longs to parliamentary governments
and the attempt to engraft it upon on,
of the latter would end in it's subyersion
.
The February number of "The Do
mestic Monthly" by Blake & Co., New
York, contains in addition to its numer
ous fashion plates and . review Of fash
ion" articles much other reading matte
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An INTERESTING treaties on the Attain
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THE bright and attractive February
Magazine of American History is filled
with timely articles of fresh and absorb
ing interest. The third contribution is
by DR.. Prosper Bender, on the /" "Disinte-
grafton Of Canada" and the theme is one
that speaks for itself. Mr.. A. w. Clason
adds another to his brilliant papers on
the constitution, entitled, The Charles
ton Convention, 1788." Mr.. A. "a. Hayes
gives a stirring account OF " The New
Mexican Campaign in 1862" valuable
contribution to the civil war studies; and
Major William Howard Mills U.S Az
treats Of the reorganization of the "Army
of the Potomac under Hooker" furnish
ing letter of President Lincoln, which
| no American reader can afford to miss.
General Baldy" Smith adds some high
ly interesting and significant data in
connection with Major Mills article on
Burnside" in the January number.
Price, SIS year in advance. Published
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The Book BUYER, monthly, pub
ished by Charlen Scribner's Sons, will
be illustrated and enlarged, beginning
| with the February number, and the price
increased to 81 year. It will be the
only illustrated journal devoted to books
and photographed matters in the coun-
try, and in it's enlarged field it is hoped
it will find a warmer welcome than ever.
The illustrations are to be selected with
great care, that they may help to give
faithful representations from the volumes
from which they are taken. The series
of authors portraits will be continued,
and an engraving from photograph
OF Mrs. Frances Hodgson is now being
prepared for the February number. An
interesting article on American book
plates, with illustrations, will be contrib
uted to the same issue by Mr.. Laurence
Hutton.
MANY descriptive articles have been
written about the improvement of East
river and He'll Gate, but the most COM
plete and profusely illustrated article
with accurate maps yet published, ap-
pears in Popular Science for February.
The improvement of East river is an i'm
portant piece of work, affecting, as it
does, the commercial prosperity of New
York. As the author, Gen. John New
ton, chief of engineers U. 8. A. says, the
unobstructed navigation of East river
would have an important bearing on the
question of national defense in case of
war with foreign power. It would rem
der the blockading of the port of New
York task of doubled difficulty, and
would open the shores of Long Island to
our larger war vessels and iron clads.
The February Popular Science also con-
tains many other equally interesting ar
ticles. "Recent Experiments in State
Taxation" is an important essay, by
Henry James Ten Eyck, and the "IDflu-
ence of Inventions upon Civilization by
Chauncey Smith, will be read with in
terest. A sketch by James B. Eads (and
portrait) is also in this issue.
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New-York tribune., 1886-03-24
WAsHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGIoN, Tuesday March 23 1856.
Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY The POst-Ofhce Department
has received informal that tho pOst-oice Hemp
stead, Tex, was robbed last night OF $500.
To MEET GERoNMo.-A telegrom was received at the
War Department from General Crook saying that he
would start to-day from Fort Bowie to San Bernardlno
10 receive the surrender OF GorOuim0 and his followers
The fact that Crook makes reference to the
alleged attack Geronimo by MeIiesns and his sur
render Lieutenant Maus s considered at the Depart
ment AS conclusive evidence that nothing OF the Kind
Cured.
IMITATION BUITER-The American Agriculture and
Dairy Association has Issued circular calling all
dairyInen and creamery this city on April
G. @ before the House Committee Agriculture In
behalf of the Dill before that committee 70 TAX and
TO plase the manufacture and sale OF Initiation batter
under the supervision OF the Internal Revenue Bureau
Those Interested are aso requested 10 write 10 Congress
men from their respective States urging their atten-
New-York tribune., 1886-03-24

tion in the matter and to circulate petitions for the
passage OF the bill.
CALLED BoNDs-A abatement prepared at the Treasury
Department shows that OF the 900 Ooo threr per
cent bonds embraced In the 135th CALL Soi4oSoO are
held by National banks to secure circulation ana puoc
moneys
REMOVED PosrMA AsrERs-Mr. Ingslls's resolution call
ing Mr. Villas explain why he ignored the deinhn1
OF the Senate for Information in regard TO the
Of was passed by the Senate to-
day. Mr.. Cockrell made no further opposition;
Assistant Postmaster General stevenson SAID toNiay
that there intention Of negectinH the hena'e
request and that the Information would be sent a'
once.
LAND EsTRIES-Mr Van Wycks bill 10 confirm all
entries OF public lands made in good faith and In ae
cordanco with law and the Inns; OIL ,pG in e enste
The purpose bill is to remove the confusion ana
the previous decisions OF the Land Oico. Under ms
bun settlers will be assured in cases where fraud does
not exist that rights acquired before ME SPARES cam"
into office cannot be overturned by him.
HE'LL GATE LIGHT Mr.. Johnson, Of New-York, from
the House Committee Commerce. to-day reported
upon which the He'll Gate electric light is situated Ihe
site occupied under lsase aud one year ago IL eoId
have been bought for $1,000. Now an Appropriation
OF $4,000 is required.
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU. The House Committee on
Agriculture to-day reported favoraby the bill to amend
the law creating Bureau OF Animal industry: Inc
amendments authorize the Chef or the bureau L, e-
poy such force be necessary. The work OF eI-
trpang the disease OF plourO pneumonia among cattle
is be performed in cooperation with the Governors OF
which have been exposed to it may be slaughtered and
their owners paid by the Government hree-i4urhs oI
the assessed value hut not more than 80 shall be pad
for animal Of recorded recordable pedigree nor
more than $50 for any animal not pedigreed
MINORS PENsIONS-senator sewell reported bill to-
day increase 81 per month the pensions OF all minor
children and at same rate those OF all widows when arc
increased of minor children at the rate OF 81
per month by existing laws and to extend the period of
minority 10 eighteen years.
SPECIAL DELIVERY sYsTEM.-The report OF the Com
mttee Post Offices and Post Roads to accompany the
bill providing for the extension OF the special delivery
system " Under the act Of March 3. 1889. tho
privilege OF mmed delivery restricted to letters or.
ccntrued to mail matter OF the hr'-clas.. There
would appear be good reason in principle or policy
fOr this limitation. II II IL right to transmit by mail at
all paper book packet OF merchandise, 1t ID
difficult to why such articles should be de MED any OF
these specal facilities"