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National Republican., 1886-12-17

THERE ought to be room in Sing Sing for
brirers as well 0s their dupes.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

SANTA CLAUS has nice striped suits for
DOODLE aldermen.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

FREE sugar would be a splendid Christ
mas gift for thepeople Of the United States.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
n LOYD's 8.CENT WASHINGTON Ex.
II PRESS.

Baggage delivered TO all parts OF the city,
railroads, steamboats, SC. Furniture, sewing
machines, type-wnters, &C., carefully removed,
Trunks taken 70 any part OF the house without
extra charge. Persons returning 10 the city
can leave their checks Mt either office.
TELEPHONE No. 430.
Main Ofnces 1850 II st, N. w. and 9th aud
u sts. N. W., basement Howard House;
Branch Offices Duokett,s Pharmacy, cor. Pa,
av. and 22d st. N. W.; 626 o st. N. Wi
Dobyns Kimpton, druggists, 20l Pa. ave. s,
e., and 5l2 9th st.
JOHN O. HAwLEY,
prunriak0R
National Republican., 1886-12-17

JAY GOULD Is beginning to suspect that
portion OF the whole eartn wnIcu ut dOvs
hot yet own.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
EDUCATTONAJ.

NTARTYN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, al3
10, Provides practically useful business edu.
cation; terms, life scholarship, $40: boarding,
stationery, &c, IL weeks course, S75. For
circular (free) address MARTYRS CONNER
CIAL COLLEGE. sept6.mwf-6m
TVENING CLAsSES-FREECH, MATTE
IL MATES, German, and photography twice
a week, conducted by the best teachers. Elo-
cution class and literary society. weekly.
Gymnasium classes six times week for men
aud three for boys. Professional instructor,
These, with other privileges, FREQ to members
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
Membership $40 year. Gymnasium alone,
SS. Season just beginning Now Is tho time
to make application for membership. Details
as to privileges may be obtained at the recep-
tion room of the association, 1909 N. Y. ave.
1np1I.gf
National Republican., 1886-12-17
GprnriL NnrIOEa
A. L. Hull. CIR. DEAN.
nTNe HULL & DEAN,

aSws HU LII & d EA AN,
BROKERS AND DEALERS IN
GoGEBlC IRON MINES AND MINING
STOCKS.
We have personally visited these mines
which are located in northern Wisconsin and
Michigan in company with Capt. N. d. Moore,
mining engineer and expert, of Milwaukee,
Wis, and Prof. Winohell, state geologlst of
Minnesota and have interViewed bpSdn
We can therefore recommend these stocks un-
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ever offered to the public. We have an expert
on the r0nge at all times and have every iacil.
ity for keeping fully posted as to all develop
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Monthly payments, $3.50 per share.
$1,000 advanced on each share
Of stock can be made daily from $3.50 a. m. 70
street.
taFes htS Of the association furnished upon appi.
Gallon. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary. de7-2w
scSgssPECIALIsT.
FEMALE, NERVOUS, AND RHEUMATIC
DISEASES.
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Late OF 14l7 G street N. W., has removed to 1924
New York avenue, where he Is prepared to re-
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Read the following testimonials:
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After suffering two years with these trou--
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with no beneficial effect, resorted to electric
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PARALYSIS OF RIGHT ARM.
Have suffered from partial paralysis Of right
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dies also had tried ELECTRICITY nom others
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While l could fill volumes with authentl-
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| ELECTRICITY as therapeutic agent, the
| foregoing testimonials are but two of the large
| number that / have in my possession and
which will appear IRON day TO day. .-
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| OF COLUMBIA, No. g02 Pa. ave. N W., Weshing-
| ton Dec. 6, lSS6-Policy holders are hereby
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| attend TO your renewals before the last few
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N%ra= REMOVAL.
MRS. DIR. J. SEMMES,
BOSTON CHIROP DIS T,
Has Removed to Elegant Parlors l1l5 Pennsyl
yania Avenue (next door TO The
separate apartmehts for Ladies' and Gentlemen
National Republican., 1886-12-17
Sugar and Tobncoo.

The following, In addition to those pub.
lished, have been received in regard to the
import duties and the internal taxes upon
the articles named,
National Republican., 1886-12-17
TWO
LADIES

LADIES
Were standing in front Of
our holiday counter earn
estly examining the beauti-
full hand-molded statu-
cites that are termed in the
trade RRA LITH E
goods. One said she had
seen a pair which had b en-
purchased of us within o
day or two, and they pleased
her so much she wanted to
examine the variety herself.
And, incidentally, she re-
marked to our floor mana
ger, who stood near: "Y
cannot have a better adver-
tisement, sir, than to sell
such remarkably beautiful
goods at such low prices"
That's the way we like to
have people talk. Presume
she meant it. Hope she did.
It's the fact, whether she
was sincere or not. It
needed no argument on the
part Of the gentleman to
prove to the lady that the
TERRA 1.-THE goods are
a great improvement on
Parian marble, bisque or
china figures. All he had
to 90 was to place them
side by side, and without
an inquiry save chow much
is that pair?" she said, "I'll
take them"
We don't advertise to try
and convince you that we
do business to give you
more than a half-dollar's
worth of value for so cents.
How we buy, where we
buy, or when we buy don't
interest you any more than
n ~ani+o1 nF uo--~ ran iyrr
would compensate o busy
merchant for his time. We
purchased these terra 1.-THE
goods because they were
the latest and most unique
of the kind we could find,
and they constitute the
MOST value for the money
and one Of the BEST pres.
ents we ever saw. We CAM
describe them any further
than to say that they are
absolutely accurate repro
auctions Of life, correctly
colored, finely finished, ano
made of the choicest clay
You MUST see them to ap
preoiate their value. The
prices range from
25 CENTS TO $40.
IF you have a friend liv
ing out of town, no matter
where in the United States
and you wish to make the
lady or gentleman a pres
ent ola pair of these charm
ing figures, we will pacl
them safely in a strong box
mark them plainly, anG
ship them on anV daV Vol
National Republican., 1886-12-17
AUCTION SIZES.

DAWNBROKER SALE-WE WILL SELL,
Il at 1882 Pa. ave., at public auction, all
pledges forfeited bv non-redemptson from TO-
SgV Snd y TST nEc u ssS SSpA " DEg ~
consisting of gold, silver, and metal Watches
diamonds, chains, necklaces, lockets, pins,
earrings, rings, bracelets, sleeve buttons, guns
pistols, books, clocks, opera glasses, micro.
scopes, eye glasses, solid silver and plated ware,
ladies' and gents clothing. and all kinds or
wearing apparel. Parties holding tickets will
please take notice.
s. BENsINGER, Auc.loneer. del7.3t
National Republican., 1886-12-17

1GoR sALE-PoRTABLE 10. HORSE POWER
~ boiler and engine. y. n. GRAY " co
Maine ave. near Sd st. $. W. aui-t
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL March 16.-rhe Dominion cus-
toms authorities at ottawa have seized 1900 copies OF
BeaconshelFs " Endymion," published by Harper &
Brothers. of York. and sent into Canada for sale.
It is understood that the reason for tho
seizure is that Montreal firm has the copy
right Of the work. The books, 1t is stated, Will
be destroyed tomorrow TRIBUNE reporter cal ed az
the houses OF members Of the firm who live In New
York but all Of them declined to say anything about
the selZure.l
HALIFAX. March Is tSpccaD.-The American forger
Cadby Of Hudson. " " obtained from the author
tiles here under false pretsncos by Chief OF Police
Stewart, of Hamilton, aud being taken there for
extraditon proceedings Both held at Moncton.
Cadby under habeas corpus aud the chief or police Tor
contempt of the Halifax court.
OTTAWA. March 1G (Specidt).-Some OF the members
have made three and speeches III the Rte de-
bate. Francois Langser, Mayor OF Quebec and men-
bsr OF Parliament, who the last 50 aker last
night or rather this morning, said there was only
one case in history which paraleed the case OF the
Government and Its treatment OF Rel II was the caso
of Judas iscarlot but he did not carry the
sentence into execution. The Mayor also de-
clared that had he been I'm nc Northwest
he would have taken up agalDst the Government
and warned the people Of Ontario not 10 excite hs
French Canadians too much they might mud that
they could fight for their rights aud oD-
tain them, too. They would not allow
themselves TO be trodden down by OrangsDen. lt
altogether likely that the Government majority VIII
be considerably reduced by the vote when IL
is taken there Will general election this autumn,
when the Government Will he prepared To STAND OF tal
by their action ii tLis matter.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

cowards ever ,as They stole everything they could
Law their hands on and then piled into the boats Win
tho women and chidren In spite OF tne onecr .nan
We reached tho they refused to row he Doat
back to tho ship to take OF more passengers Insa
someone called for volunteers TOOK on my vos hoa,
There were several other passengers VINO Ola tue ssuo
We went back ship and took OF lot OF pssson
gers and put them on the schooner l rowea uhta my
hands were blstered. 1 never saw such set Oh
towards aboard ship as those hiemen were. Ihey
ought 10 be hung" -
The Oregon had beon selected. with the Gala. Bothnla
tween Boston Liverpool In April, and this was Tue
last trip that the Oregon to make TO this port inc
loss OF the oregon OF course oompes change ana II -
believed that the Cephalona and Payona Will DC solecIoo
to take her place in the Boston Wednesday service.
INSPECTION OF THE OREGON.
The oregon was regularly inspected in this port by the
Government officer appointed for that duty copy of
her certificate file IN tho office OF the inspectors In
the Federal Building 1t expires November %, 1856
She was inspected whenever she entered the port and
before her last trip The United states
officers were only concerned with her condition oD the
trip over on her return she subject to the English
regulation BY American law she allowed 20 carly
6O3 hrstcabn PASSENGER seventysX second cabin ana
ia steeraRe passengers total of S53 The cerlhcate
stated that she OF 1929 tons burden. hull OF IRON
n. n%d s@i baer % %ss allowed hSs
pressure Of 40 pounds. had ten wooden
fe-boats and three life RATS. and nine watertight
spectOrs extremely careful to see that all require
ments compiled with before thew will let one OF
these vessels clear from port The number or e.b0ats
il apportiOned according to tonnage AT least one
fepresefver must carried for every passenger and
member OF the crew. and in this regard the oregon was
also within the requirements Tho inspectors say tnat
stcamers not supposed to carry boats ehough 10
float all on board, such number would take up too
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
INJUNCTIONs AGAINST STRIKERS.
ASKING THE COURTS INTERFERENCE" sCABs"
HANGED IN EFFlGY.

ASKING THE COURTS INTERFEKENCE-"s sCABS "
HANGED IN EFFIGY.
PALESTINE, Tex, March 16.-ln the District
Court to-day tue Missouri Pacific Railroad Company filed
petition in suit against lO4 members OF tue knights
a, Labor organization in this place. alleging that the
,nen named in the petition together with about 100
more had consped together aud were acting In concert
TO prevent tue runUng OF trains the International
and Great Northern road 1t also stated in the petit
lion that the men were not employees Of the railroad
company but were trespassers, and that the
company had been damaged In the sum
Of 100000 The petition closed with a
rx.r for an Injunction against tho men. which was
Granted by District Judge Williams In Chambers, and
writs injunction were at once issued ana placed n
the hands of the sheriff who began serving them. AT
Marshall two hanged In cnigy last night and
ulaoards bearing the words scaOs take watnhg, were
attached 10 the figures This act not approved by
the majority OF the strikers.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
SHARP CRITICISMS OF A PASSENGER.
PANDEMONIUM SAID TO HAVE PREVAILED on THE
ORFGON's DECK,


oREGONs DECK.
BOsTON, March 16 (SpecidD.-An interesting
statement made this morning by passenger on the
Oregon. Frank Ordway Of the firm OF A. p. Ordway q
Co.. OF this city. He lying awake in his stateroom
when the collision occurred and "As the steamer
was cold slept in my underclOhes. aud with the ex-
ceptlon Of pulling my boots did not stop to dress
further grabbed my coat vest trousers and overOoa
I'm the pocket OF the latter OF which had travelling
cap up deck but lost my trousers in my hurry
put my coat vest. oyeteoat ana nat ana looKed
around me. 1t perfectly clear and star-lit / went
to the sarbOard side and looked over hut saw nothing
and then the deck to tho port side aud saw
the fash Of a light for instant little way from the
ship and then it disappeared 1t could not have been
more thanive minutes after the shock when this hap
pencd At this time there were not more than halI
dozen people o deck. They we're running about, not
knowing what had happened, asking what the trouble
was Almost instantly a crowd came hurrying on deck
half dressed and just then occurred 10 me tnat had
lost my As as could tried to reach the
cabin but could not account OF the crowd As soon
As the cabin was the watertight iron doors we're
closed so that could not get into the cabin. We soon
learned that had been run into. and that hole mad
been stove into the steamers port side An officer was
sent over side put over the hole but he
failed to do anything, and then sailor went over with
like result The officers kept telling the passengers that
there danger Ii was nearly two hours after the
accident when the flags and signals run up and the
signal gun was fired. This was little pop which
could not be heard half a mile away Rockets w're
also fired The passengers grew more and more excited
and after steamer answered our signals but sailed
away from us, perfect pdndemonium prevailed There
wasno order whatever. and II every man for HIM
self Officers aud passengers ran about the deck,
swearing aud cursng.
Finally, pilot boat hove in sight AMI came toward
us We sgnalled but those the boat, as one told me
afterward, could notmakc ont what was wanted as the
signals were given excedy Had they not noticed that
the ship lay on the mOtOnlcss they would have
sailed away Through their glasses they saw that the
pas ,engcrs had life rcservers on. 1hey put out t
lie boat nd out what was the matter Inc boats had
been got out but there no discipline III handing
them. IL would naturally be supposed that the crew
would have station at such tinc but there was an
solutey no discipline whatever. rush was made Tor
the boats by the men, petty officers ana nrenen ana
stOkrrs who acted ike pack of bowling wild beasts
The and children were utterly dlsrtgarded Tue
first man get into the boats was Canadian. lie was
ordered out but refused to obey the order The boats
that were got manned by passengers ana some
of the stewards Finally I'm the distance threr.mdsed
schooncr and the potbOat went afer her ana
sgnaed her, and hour was lost IN getting Ihis AS
sstanCc.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
ROPE AND coRDAGE GIRLS STOP WORK

rhe rope aud cordage works OF L. Waterbury q
Co. in Ten .Eyck-st Brooklyn, were closed yesterday
by a strike of the weaver girls, number thirty.h
Over 200 persons thrown out Of emf loynent.
The girls have been paid twenty-seven cents tor each
100 yards of gunny cloth, used for making potato
bags Recently improved machinery was put in which,
woven by 20 per cent. The girls were able TO earn
more than usual last week but Oh Monday they were
they could cara the same "a before. They at once
struck for the old rate conference with the super
lutendeut was without result and the strikers yeser
d,v decided to remain out The firm denies any intsn-
tion of lowering the wages Of the gtrs, who earn
AZ 80 u week.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
GOOD PLACE AND AFATsALARY.

A GOOD PLACE AND FAT SALARY.
CHICAGO. March lO.-MayOr Harusou has appointed
Rudolph Herring, OF Philadelphia, to the Office Of Chief
Engineer OF the Drainage and Water supply Commission
OF the city. at a salary OF $4,000 year
ARRESTED FOR CONSPIRACY
BDDEFORD. Me-. March l6-Ioscph H. Cate and
Charles H. Andrews were arrested yesterday on war
rants for couspiacy In connection with recent city
elections Each furnished bail IN the sum OF $1,000
CONVICTED OF FORGING PENSION PAPERS.
BALTIMORE, March l6.-Isaso Gillespie was convicted
to-day In the United States District Court OF forging
papers upon which he obtained the pension OF two
quarters duo Peter Parker colOred lie was sentenced
10 the penltentiary for two and half years.
ONLY SIX PER CENT BONDS.
CoLuMBUs March l6.-rho State sinking Fund Com
mission to-day opened twenty nine bids for reunding
S. 900 state per cent bonds due Ia December
Albert Neer OF Cincinnati, made the lowest bid. agree
ing 10 refund the entire loan at per cent aud pay
S2l 35 premium each one thousand dollar bond.
NEW DELTA PSI LODGE.
WuLIAMsTows Mass, March l6.-rhe new lodge OF
the Lambda charter OF the Delta Psi Fraternity was
open ed last night with appropriate ceremonies The
Land last May. aud the building 10 now
complete
PENsI0NER GETS 81 o00
COLUMBUS. Ohio. March 10 (SpeciaD. Pension Agent
Bargar to-day paid to James r. Baker, OF Franklin
County 81 000 tho Of his back pension claim
II Ia the largest PAID In Ohio and the third largest
ever paid In the United states Baker 10 nftv. aud
psray rcd In his legs
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
A STATE BOARD OF ARBITRATION.

BOsrON, March 16.-The Legislative Com
mttee on Labor has voted-six tveto report bill
pr,ydtng for state Board of Arbitration. TO consist OF
three To appointed by the Governor TO adopt
such rules OF procedure shall be approved by the
Governor aud Council and an application signed
By any employer OF not less than twenty-five persons OF
~ twcntydye OF his employees TO visit the Locality OF
any inquire into the causes Thereon ana al
wise the parties what ought TO Do done Dy eher Ut oou
of them to adjust the dispute.
The Board is to keep record and render an annual
renort Applicants must promise TO continue on In Dus'
ines or AT work without lockout strike until the do
csou of the Board IL reached within three weeks from
w. aln0 OF the aDplieation The mncrity reported
b TO the same general effect, but otherwise worded
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
rpAcMrNrs oE CABLE NEWS.

ROME March l6-Tbe Bahama Islands, which have
hitherto been Catholic Diocese OF Charleston, VIII
hemcefOrth be la the Diocese Of New-lOrG.
PARIS March lG There Is great indignation among
the people who compose the English circle" here at
In the French Of wanton ana scandal
Gus attacks Oh the Prince or Wales.
PARIS March 16-It is announced that there is cOm-
pee accord between France and China IN their negota-
tions for treaty, and FOR one defining tbo
TDuqun frontier.
BERLIN March l6-The committee OF the Reichstag
to which the bill providing for the pr0Ongaton OF the
anti-SOciast law referred have rejected the whOe
bill The committee which mas had under consideration
Prince Bsmarcks spirit monopoly bill, has rejected the
entire measure.
CAIRO March l6-MOukhtar Pacha In behalf Of rur-
key opposes the proposition made by SIR Hepry Drum.
mond OH 10 reduce the army Of occupation. Moukn-
tar Pacha declares that the present Egyptian army s
not sufficient 10 defend The frontier.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
MEETING OF THE EIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE.
GENERAL LABOR NOTES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
COUNTRY.


CHICAGO, March 16.-The first general meet
ING OF EghtHour League held last night at the
West Twelfth Street Turner Hall The main portion of
tho audience, which packed the hall assembled in'
formally the shoemakers. cgarmakers ana Drckayers,
beng the only organizations that came IN body The
lower part Of the hall densey crowded by the Typo
graphical, Upholsterers, Fdrnlure Works, Stonecut-
ters Carpenters and BOxmakers unions. The galleries
had reserved for the brckayers but they came In
through the main hall bearing transpIrence5 with the
devices Chinese Diet" Boycott Maxwell Bros, "Op-
pose Child Labor" Lookout How You Vote Next FAIL,
"DOwn with Convict Labor" and Equality to ALL"
Robert schilng the we'll known labor agitatOr OF Mil
wauKee mado a speech. lie defended the eight-hOur
rule Oh hygenic grounds, holding that nature had in.
tended man work only One-thlrd or each day or
hours. Mr. Schllng denied that there was
oyrrproductio He said d" Ii every man who desired
had the money buy suit of wOOlen goods there
wouldn't woOen goods IN the country to sup
MY half demand The trouble Is thai the people are
hot IN "a condition to buy what they need As you ee-
yate condition OF the working people you Increase
the consumption OF manuf lcture-' The Committee on
Resouti reported long series OF preamhes, with
use al fair secure the adoption or eight hours
by every and OccupatOn and asking the ala VI the
press aud pulpit.
DANvuIE, Va. March 16-An the employees OF the
tailoI- shops strike for higher wages The
employers decline to accede TO the demands and all Ous
ness in that line is suspended.
UARTFoRD. March l6-The strike Of the jOurneyman
bakers continues The fifteen bakeries SILL holding out
are run by the propretOrs with such outside help as can
he obtlined-princlpa pally w-men and boys.
SPRINGFIELD Ohio March l6. The Champion Bar and
Knife Company has issued circular refusing To treat
with any committee strikers, to employ any one
who is member of the Knights OF Labor
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

IONpON, March To-
sSowsToRW IN ESGLAND.-A heavy suowstorm is pre-
vaing throughout England
VIsCOUNT HINTON SENT TO PR>ON-NiscOuDt Hin
ton son OF Earl POulett, and whO TO revenge himself
upon his father for refusing to pay the yOung man
debts. recently took circus 70 Crewkerne, ;he EsrFs
village advertising IL as "NisCouut IIlntOns Unri-
vailed SHOW" to-day sentenced 10 one wear iuI-
prisOnment for obtaining goods by false pretences.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
DRYING NAILS Iyro HoRsES SIDE.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6 (SpscirN.-At the
Central Station to-day George aud James Cairns and
William Greene we're fined cruelty horse. TLey
led the bruce out OF the stable ami after breaking several
clubs over back drove halls into his side, ALL as they
said, " because no was playing pOSsuh ahu WouihS
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
AN INVALID BURNED TO DEATH.

PORT JERvls, March 16.-A lamp exploded
this morning in the room OF n p Butler in Caret
don Hotel this village Mr. Butler, who Is au invalid.
gave an alar but being unable 10 get out Of the
was burned TO death.