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National Republican., 1886-11-19
Bust made C!olhing IN Washington for men
and bOys. Eiseman BTO2, 1th and L.
Appointments ana Promotions.

The President yesterday appointed George
NJ. Sawyer, of Springfield, Mo-, to be register of
the land Office at Springfield, Mo, aud Col.
John Moore, OF the medical department, to be
surgeon general of the army, to succeed Gen.
Murray, retired,
The following appointments IN the War De-
partmept have been made under the civil SER
vice rules Surgeon generals oiiiGe-Cass
81 ,OOO, Levi c. Bake, New Jersey; z. 4. Daniel,
Alabama HoTatio c. Gibson, Kentucky; Wm.
Melin, of Louisiana; William L. Cobb, OF Mas.
sachuseus, and Robert Il. Harvey, of ohio.
Adiutant generals oilice-Charles 8. Elliott, of
Kansas, and Thomas u, White, of New York,
Mr.. A. +. Kingsley has resigned $1,000
position as principal examiner In the pension
office, to actively engage In business.
The following changes have been made In
the Department of the Interior: Adolph Hide
Hanger, OF Betheden, Miss, have been ap.
pointed clerks at 81 600 per annum In the bu.
reHu of labor under the civil service rules
Clarence G. Allen, of the District of Columbia,
has been promoted from Il Clerkshlp OF class
three to class four, in the appointment diyi-
sion, Interior Department.
In the pension office: W. NICE. Dye, chief OF
the old war aud navy division, was made chief
of the special examiners division, vice A, s.
Coleman, relieved at his own request and as
Cal; Col. Il. II. Mcbride. relieved from duty as
supervising examiner OF the Hudson district
and assigned to duty rs special examiner At
Boston, Mass; u. J. shannon, transferred from
supervising examiner of western district q
the Hudson district q. f. Browning, special
examiner at San francisco, Cal, assigned to
duty as supervising examiner OF western dis
trlCt; Theodore Smith, relieved from duty as
supervising examiner of the Illinois district
and assigned 70 duty as special examiner at
Philadelphia; Can't j. II. Frtis, special exam.
liner at Chicago, ILL.,, assigned TO duty rs super.
vising examiner Ofth Illinois district,
National Republican., 1886-11-19

The executive committee of the La1ieF Aid
Association Of the National Homeopathic
Hospital held its regular monthly meeting in
the reception room of the hospital at 1880 p. m.
yesterday. Prtsent-Mrs. Dr. Pope, Mrs. VII.
spencer, Mrs. Pratt, Miss Pratt, Mrs. Elson,
Mrs. McGill, Miss Richards, Mrs Rutherford,
Mrs Tyler, Mrs. Gen. Birney, Mrs. HsrcOu,
MIS-. Childs, Mrs. Eaton, Mrs Walker, aud
others.
The treasurer reported that 81, 90 had been
paid over to the trustees of the hospital from
proceeds. of the Kirmes, leaving balance Of
1880 so in the treasury.
Mrs. Childs from the hospital committee,
reported in detail the furnishing OF .roons,
halls, and stairways, the purchase of beds,
mattresses, blankets, pillows, wire nets for
windows, table cutlery, and groceries.
A landslide In the grounds resulting from
heavy August rains had been repaired. aud
the grounds securely and handsomely ter
raced.
They hadcarcd for m average of ten patients
per week, The ladies visited all OF tho new
rooms and admired the improvements.
A committee was appointed on revision OF
the by-laws, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs.
Birncy. Mrs. DR.. Pope was authorz ID 70 send
dispatches to Mrs NordhoiT and Prof Marwig.
and If the answers are favorable to proceed to
complete contract for theater for the Klrmes
in January. Committees on caterers, on the
press and on various other details were ap-
pointed.
The executive committee for the kirmes will
consist of the officers OF the Ladies' Aid Society,
and the chairman of the aids for the various
dancers. New and charming features are con.
on the 26th instant at the Spencerian College
parlOIs.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Change of SEIZED ule on the Baltimore
and Potomac Rallrond.

change in the movement of trains Of the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad went into
effect on Sunday, Nov, II, at ll:2O p m. The
m, will leave at 7:25. The New York limited
express, leaving at 040 q. m, will run daily TO
Baltimore. New York express. formerly leav.
ing Rt 90 q. M, will leave at ll:l5 a. m, The
Chicago limited express will leave at 1915 p.
M, and arrive in Chicago 100 next morning.
At Pittsburg the limited will connect with fast
line for Cincinnati and st. Louis, arriving at
former point 500 a. M, and the latter 600 p.
IN. next day. A new express for Philadelphia
and New York will leave at 1879 p. m. daily,
arriving Philadelphia 3.i7 and New York
G@0p. m. BaltimOrc'passcnge formerly leav-
ing at 1908 p. M, Will leave at 1885. The
congressional limited express for Philadelphia
aud New York, formerly leaving at 3;5) p. M,
will leave at 400 p. m, and run every day.
through sleeper to 81. Louis, and will connect
at Pittsburg with western express vita
through sleeper for Memphis, via Cincinnati,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
CONDITION OF TIE JAIL.
Number of Prisoners Received During
the Past Year.

the Past Year.
Gen. John S. Crocker, the warden OF the
District jail, has sent in his annual report
to the Attorney General for the year ending
Oct. 81, 1856. The report gives a full aud
detailed statement Of the conduct OF the in-
stitution and its present condition. During
the year some needed repairs were made,
the cost Of which will be about 5000, and
an appropriation is now required to pay for
them. The food supplied to the inmates
has been abundant and good, comfortable
quarters have been furnished, and the wants
OF the sick have been attended to carefully.
The daily average number OF prisoners
was 1856, as compared with 1917 for the pre-
vious year. The total number imprisoned
during the year was 1885; 456 were white
males, 81 white females, ,222 colored males,
and lSl colOred females; 1853 males and 20
females were in jail at the beginning Of the
year, and l ,523 males and 1873 females were
committed during the year. The President
pardoned six white males and one colored
male, and the District commissioners par
doned two colored males. Two white males
and two colored males were transferred to
the government insane hospital. Two white
males and one cOlOred male were executed;
10 white males, 3S colore1 males and 2 col
ored females were transported to the AL
bany penitentlary; II white and 80 colored
males aud 2 colored boys were sent to the
reform school; l,400 males and 1888 females
were discharged, leaving at the close OF the
year as prisoners Al white males, III colored
males, white female, and Is colored fe-
males.
BEST mnda C!Olhing IN Washington for men
National Republican., 1886-11-19
ACCIDENTS on THE II. AND o.
A Woman Knicd and Two Freight
Trains In Collision.

A colored woman, about 10 years % age.
was struck and killed At stoirs station,
Metropolitan Branch, by engine attached b.
train sc (Galthersburg accommodation
She attempted to cross the track just ahead
Of the engine, aud on account Of hiniing
rain that was prevailing az tho time she, io
all probability, did not see or hear Z e train.
Engine elghty.four, I'm charge ~ Con
ductOr Sparks. was sent from Washington
yesterday morning about O'Clock for The
purpose Of unloading four cars ~ material
for the contractors, who are now a. work on
the double track on the METROPOLITAN
branch. After getting the cars a. Queens.
town Conductor Sparks sent brakeman
Kane back to stop nn extra freight train
that was coming cast, aud then proceeded
TO Brooks to unload the material. Brake.
man Kane stopped the freight train, aud
told the enginemau 10 run carefully until
he came up with engine eighty four, but
instead Of doing so the train got under too
much hcadway to stop, when they sighted
engine eighty.four and ran Into g. The
engines were but slightly damaged, two
cars Of hay turned over, aud three other
cars Oft track. The fireman OF the east
bound freight received slight cut In the
head
National Republican., 1886-11-19

The attendance at the entertainment styled
"Noctes AmbrosianiC," now being held at the
Cooke mansion, Thirtleth aud Q streets north
west, Is excellent, and the visitors seem much
pleased with what they see, and quite u sun
will be realized. Among the curios to be seJn
are: A case of knives and forks brought to
America In 1854 by Samuel Ladd; portion OF
n dress trimming worn by an Irish lady ut the
first ball given in honor OF Gen. Lafayette; shoe
buckles worn In 1850; brace of pistols brought
Ioni Eiglanu 70 riyilollu M Nv tue Gonitns'ice, @
used in forwarding dispatch relative to
the release of Mason and Slilell Il Frceml-
sons apron worn by the second mayor Oi BALI.
sixty years ago; an oil portrait Of Mai. Andre,
&c
National Republican., 1886-11-19
BEST made Clothing In Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 9Th and l..
The Tempiars' Return Home.

The visiting knights of Palestine Com.
mandory, under the escort of committee
from Columbia Commandery, visited the Sol
diers' Home and many of the departments
TO call at the white house and pay thcir re,
sICcts TO President Cleveland, but at II o clock
the order was countermanded on account OF
the death of eX.Presidcnt Chester A, Arthur
At2;a0 p. m. Columbia Gommandery assembled
Mt Masonic Temple IN full uniform and
marched to the Ebbitt and escorted the visit
ing knights to the Baltimore and Potomac
depot where they leit at i:l5 for New IorG by
n special train.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Tho supply of Carp Reduced.

Col. Mcdonald, of the fish commission, states
that the low temperature this year will reduce
the supply OF carp, though there win be suf-
icent for distribution to all applicants AMI the
stations throughout the country. owing To
the mortality in trnnsplrA,ion of the "small
fry" trout, which have hitherto beon suppl u
be almost exclusively distributed IN Indiana
Michigan, and northeastern Ohio. Last oven
ing car No. 3 proceeded to the station ~ With
trout for small applicants In Maryland, Wos
Virginia, and the central stations, The gov.
ernment pond in the Monument lot will
shortly be filled in,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Extension OF Washington and Plttsburg
Lines of Sleeping Cars to st. Louis via
pennsy lyanIa Railroad.

On aud aflcr Nov. II the line of Buffet Sleep.
ing Cars now leaving Washington 7:l0 p. M,
Baltmt re sl5p. m. for Piitsburg, viii be ex.
tended to 81, Louis, The Cast'bound car VIII
leave 81. Louis daily at 500 p M. on No. 6.
This arrangement u an entirely new ana i'm.
poTtnnt one, and win add greatly to the facil-
lies of travel between Warrington the west
and southwest, as It abolishe' the necessity OF
any change Of cars between the national capi-
tai andSt, Louis.
National Republican., 1886-11-19

Anew system Of counting the national bank
notes for destruction has been adopted by Sec.
retary Manning, For many years past this
work has been done by committee represent
ing the Secretary, the treasurer. and the comp
irollCr OF the currency. Hereafter the Secra
iary and the comptroller will designate n list
OF employees In their offices, from which the
committee Will he selected daily, at such times
as the Secretary may direct,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
rnr MAnKErs
activity in ntshnnna snd West raiut
snd tinsinnatL wsshinEfsn sad
Haitfusars efa4ts.


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uafd ihU ir.rt - i uT
much UUrU aftIrr tnf r.aur.f
+, lts soal .g,ss vs-e ug.a Tas, 80
fho i'sf. 90 mrTn HrF fHaH UHr Dol. H" IHH
tusirsts of tfr fasf 600 tsIf. ani Ha .I.rII.
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pof cent A. auart Has uafr urHn
srd. isysiai 10 aia y .iat aaeve-.i 81
dtt luc amounted l1 \ BE- r.ut hi"H
prulng urfrrs FHuIEH UH.'I HH UrHl tH
rally lt lt tumaIfrt sfr'uF UHHrrUr fI.H.IF.
oui tlr remainder HI tIH 'aU .n. ..Ht
with a small ut rifarrH. Dr.. tfI.H.IHHH
tludCd io limited gNirHt ln tfH rsHr.1I d..
their principal dDHIIrrH urfU rHINHHi fH t.|.H
and Mississippi and tIugIlna.r N1.I.ur'I1
aud hnlimow ftgta tuih q Wdrh ur
Amour Other fr.cIaili.i cnlsl. O. OBJ
advance made ives AIUInH Mti|HI1 IH"
market then QuigtUd down. luf fH|IH uHI ...I
with ty,Cfal slIrht rsHriiuus until co. ..HH
Money ON call nis utru pu.rt fanrnF m .n
itoo. lat loan a. o and cl1sins ~ tui
tual business at tsl o. 'f,tt rr bIttU U.Ia
and 49, to tsli Cor demand Posted rt."#
lsliS 30 49,. Gosyrumrut huuis have hH"n
dun aud tfm. state bonds have been d1I
Treasury halanc,s-C5Iu. uboDTl. cHr.
touty, GuHsi lH4
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Liquor Licenses Granted.

Liquor licenses were granted yesterday to the
following: Edward Quigley, Richard II. Jones'
Bean u Cox, James IL. Rhodes, James l.. Bar
bour, Georgiana Carey, Thomas Knowles, wm.
J. Dyer, George w. Cropley, Anthony Hanlon,
Augustus Gursdorf, Frank Renshaw, Martin
ODOnnoghue, Hume, Cleary ~ Co., Rosa Deck.
man, w. ]. June IL Bro, A. Il. HendershOt, r.
X. Hclphenstine. q. q. c. Simms james Tharp,
j. V. Edmonds, Charles q. Bryan, N. W. BIr-
chcll. Thomas Il. Holmes, VIM $. Brown IL Co,
james T.. McGrann, Michael Moore, J. II.
Semmes, p. H. Ward. Eliza Watson, James
Carroll, VIM, MCuhlciseil, A. o. Wright, Rem
shaw & Gamble, George 4. Bentley DObyus IL
Kimpton, Anton HttmnlIer, John Hesscl
Edward Hart, J. A. Watson, 4, /, Childs, q; f.
Shields, Henry A. Slater, W. II. Campbell Il
Son, b. II. Earashaw, George f. Gullck, J. +.
Fry " Son, Frank Ritter " Co., j. A. Blyley,
George b. Atkinson, David Jackson, james
Walsh, Charles L. Parker, Perry w Lowe. Mil
Ter ~ Jones, Frank 7. lHunarOne, Daniel Buck
ley, VIM. wilson, A, NJ, Brooks ~ Co.. Elias Il.
White: retail liquor licenses to Frank Z. Burke,
Henry Kuhlman, Edward 4, Fitzgerald, Caspar
Herbert, Charles Zanher, Maud Duvall, aud
John Kaiser; wholesale and retail liquor
licenses 10 Patrick Phillips, John J. Barry,
John ii. Russell, Caleb W. SpOilord, Thomas
Cunningham, August Long, George OF, John
c. Brannan, Mark o. lInlaran, John ID. Sulli.
van, Edward Devlny, Leopold KOllpinski, and
Christian g. GOCCkler,
uCInFD II spyara pOuuh with Rod STIR COugh
National Republican., 1886-11-19
TIE TAX MUST nE rAIp.
A Decision Against tho Washington
and Gcorretown RnIIrond,

Justice James in the equity court ycster-
day delivered an opinion in the case Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad
Company against the District Of Columbia
denying an Injunction and dlsmisslng the
bill. The district filled a demurrer to the
bill, which was to enjon the collection OF
a license tax on cars, in which the question
was raised whether the twenty.siXtn para.
graph Of the act Of the District legislature
of Feb 81, 1871, is still in force against the
complainant. That paragraph prescribes a
tax Of SO on street cars. The fourth Sec
tion imposed penalty OF s. and $50 for
failure to pay this tax. The complainant
asserted that this tax was no longer re-
quired 10y law. This court holds that the
law is In force and the tax cUllectable.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Baltimore Produce Market-Nov.

bCOIION frmcr; middllng, Og9-Sc.
FLOUR quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Southern steady, western easier
and dull southern red, Sj60SSc; do. amber Sc
@S9c; No. . western wiuter red, spot, S3lggo
oslo; January, s5lI@sjHci February, $50
csc.
CORN Southern steady; western steady and
dull; southern white, I3d i5AC; do. yellow,
IS@iCc; western mixed, spot, 4li$@u4c; year,
4iAo bid; January, 46@l5I4c; steamer, i3c
bid.
OATS firm; southern, 3O@35c; western
vhnia. 30Q35c.
RYE quiet, 5G05so.
PROVISIONS steady and quiet. Eggs easier,
26i pc.
sUGAR-Copper refined steady, l0}s9l0j4c.
WHISKY quiet, Sl.236pl2i.
Other articles unchanged.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. ls.-Virginia 6s. consol-
dated, b6l5 past due coupons, G2lI; l0.l0s, iiji
bid TODAY
National Republican., 1886-11-19

The Postmaster General yesterday directed
the removal # a clerk in the fourth division
for failure to comply with the regulation re-.
quiring HIM to check errors of clerks on con-
meeting lines, A sort Of reciprocal action on
the part of the clerks has grown up In this re,
speCt with n view Of protecting their record
ana the department IL determined to stop H.
National Republican., 1886-11-19

Songs aud dances, banjo and bones, new
people and new acts, being the company of
George II. Adams, and their performances will
make beautiful ana joyal the theater of Ker.
nan during next week, An interesting trained
pony will contribute TO the wonders.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
DE. uenlep,s Gallery. unni and Irnn

This great nerve tonic will cure seeplessness,
nervousness, neuralgia, rheumatism, and
builds up broken-down constitutions. Deli
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Gen. Manager, Baltimore,
VNHE GREAT PENNsi LVANIA RoUTE tn
n THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST'
DOuBLETRACR. .SPLENDIDSCENFEY
STEEL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUjp.
n FFFFCT NOV NJ Ieee


corner 9Th and B streets, as follows;
:, For Pitts6urg aud the West, Chicago Limited
Express of Palace Sleeping Cars at ig:I5 A. M
daily; Fast Line, $40 a. m. daily 10 Clncinnsi
anu 81. Louis, with Sleeping Cars nom Harris.
burg TO Cincinnati, aud Buffet Car to 81. Louis,
Ing Car Altoona 70 Chicago CHICAGO Mi
VIII VIII Si,s SsSs %eshias,SSin & e, dttl tali
GSSclSnd COM ling al sao Harqi,5sTggr 9ipI5isGgrS 10
Western. Express. with through sleepsrs for
Louisville and MemphIs Pacific EXPRESS. 10
T.. 10, daily for Pittsburg and theWeSi with
through Seeper Harrisburg 10 Chicago, wa"
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC KAiIRoln.
=, For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Eulia,o'
Niagara, 1890 p, m. daily, eNcept Saturday'
With Palace Cars Washington to Roc6esteTH s.sH"y
ForWilliamsport, Lock Haven, and Elnnlra,
nj g;io q. m; daily, except sunday.
For New York and the East 7.n: 90 and
ll:l5 a. m, 1880, 200, 4:l5 1000 and ii:2Op m.
or sunday, 900 a. m, 1890, 200 AIS, loco nnd
ll9O m. Limited Express of Pullman parior
o"rs yan a. M daily, except Sunday, and 400
For BoSion without change. 900 u. Ia every
For Brooklyn. N. Y, all through train, co,.
meet ut Jersey City with boats of Brookiyn An.
mex, ehordmg. direct transfer to Fulton street
avoiding Gonhle ierriage across New York city,
nor eon Tonn',EHdSnnia' ,H 70 g. and Ills a. m, 200,
m; lS.5O, 2, 40 600 TO- aud ll:20 p m. Lin.
Meu EHItess $40 Il. m. week days, and D.
For Baltimore. 6:a5, 7:l5. 9. 9.94O,ua.m.I1I5
l2So l2S5, 2, 800, 1915, i:23, 4;lj, 600, 7lO To-
and li:2c p. IN. on Sunday, 0. $40 i;l5 a. m,
l2!H l2&O, 2, g. 4l5 500. 7:l0, 10, and lI,2on M
For Popc's Creek Line, 7:25 a. IN. and g!Io u.
| N; daily except Sunday b"
For Annapolis 7:25 A. m, 1898 and 4.29 D,
m; ND daily, except Sunday. Sundays 9 a. m,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
! RAlLWAYA AND ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD
| For Alexandria, 600 7O5, 025, ilOl a. m,
| l?0l noon, 2O5, 4:25, 4:35, G.Ol SOS. 1905 and
ll;5' p. m 0n Sunday at G;OO, 9:25, ll;OO a. M,
! For Richmond and the South, 600, llOOa. m.
daily, and 1856 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington,
500, 500 1000, lOI3 II. m: l:2O 300, S:l3, $40,
200, 9.S! and lOa2 p. M, ana 1910 midnight
except Monday On Sunday at 500 and l0:i3
n; D TO- 9i2 1912 p. m, and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the office, uurth.
east corner of 18th street and PennsylyauIa
avenue, and Al the station, where orders eau
ton from hotels and residences
j. X. WOOD,
.,r,., ., General Passenger Agent.
CHAS. L. PUGH, General Manager
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Secretary Bayard on a Mission.

Information was received at the barge office,
New York, yesterday afternoon that Secretary
BnyOrd would be there next Saturday ancr.
noon or evening IN order to go down the bay
and board the Gcrmanic on SUNDAY morning,
The steamship has some one On board whom
the Secretary Ol State wishes 20 meet, aud
revenue cutter will be placed ut his disposal,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
STILL IN THE LEAD.

TIE complaints of Hard
times" sluggish trade" "Back-
ward business" and poor pros
poets" which are floating around
town find no echo here. Nor can
we, of our own lSno wledge, say
there's good ground for any one
of them. There ien't a day ofthe
present season that our saleJ
have not shown u most satisfao-
tory increase ovor the same day
Of last year.
We have reason to congratu-
late ourselvt on the fact that we
havo succeeded in establishing
ourselves in the peoples favor
not through the agency OF any
"gift enterprise" but by square
al d honest dealing-by the gu
perior excellence of the Clothing
we keep for Men and Boys, and
by the low-and therefore popu-
lar-prices we have been nam
ing, are naming, and ever shall
continue to name for the same.
For instar o. we are Offering
come very handsome little Suits
and Overcoats for Children, ages
q to 13 years, from $3.50 up For
hho blk kBGA hOySi VIM WOctA hOiS
pants, say from Is to 18 years of
age, we are selling some very
good, stylish, and ser vicoablo
Suits and Overcoats from 81 up
Mems Suits from IS to S35; Mems
Cvercoats from So to $35; separ-
ate Pants from 80 to SO. We keep
the finest goods we know OF, and
we keep goods as low in price as
wo think it advisable for our
patrons to buy.
Within these prices arc to be
found as choice o stock of Mems
and Boys Clothing as IL is possi-
bic to produce. An assortment
, large enough for all practical
purposes and tho best values for
the prices named to be found in
America to-day,
We respectfully solicit an ex-
animation of our goods aud
rricee. You will find things
exactly as we tell you.
THE
National Republican., 1886-11-19
Y LoYD'B 25-CENT WASHINGTON Xxx.
PRESS,

Baggage delivered TO all parts OF the city,
railroads, steamboats,, Sc. Furniture, sewing
machines, type.wTiteTs, &c,, carefully removed.
Trunks taken 10 any part OF the house without
extra charge, Persons returning 70 tho city
can leave their checks At either ONCE,
TELEPHONE No. A8l.
Main Offices - 10 II II. N, w. aud 9Th and
b sts. N. w, basement Howard House;
Branch oniccs Ducketts Pharmacy, cor. Pa.
av. and 22d 1t. N. W.; GAG o st. N. W.;
Dobyns kimpton, druggists, 2Ol Pa. ave. 3,
f., and bl2 OH ST.
JOHN O. HAwLEY,
Propnetor,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
M.IRRIED.

BENJAMIN-BOUGHToN,-At the IGamllno
Church, at . p. m, on the l7th instant, Mr.,
LENA N. .BoUGuToS, of this city Rev j, A.
Price officiating. No cards.
CORRESPONDENCE ON Thursday the 18th
of November 1886, at st. Johns Church, Wash
ingtOn, D.N,, by the Rev, Dr. Leonard, JAMES
MARION JOHNSTON to SOPHY CARR, daughter of
the late OyertOn Carr u. s. N.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
uuiiiinr rerinIts.

The following building permits were issued
ygasfiay y }. Carpenter, erect seven two.
H0fy an1 basement dwellings on Eighth and
T. rffft urfthcast. $500. q. &, Ewing, erect
rfHrT dwelling fronting alley between J.
ar1 A streets aud Twenty SECOND and Twenty.
flIrI ffr ttH nUrhwUt SO. l.. II. LAMB
N'. Jacob Jones erect four brick dwellings,
feH.HH.T rUf haagwrui q, between -Four
IU.U.. HUI IHUufh streets northwest, $500.
frr.rarn ny 900. uf Cough syrup. gi
National Republican., 1886-11-19

AT the meeting Of the oruithologlst conven-
tion yesterday morning It was decided to hold
the next annual meeting at Boston Oct, 10,
1857. A number of papers wcrN read and dis.
CussCd during the morning. The convention
at about O'Clock finally adjourned,
National Republican., 1886-11-19
DIED.

COCKERILLE-At lOA5 n, m. Thursday,
Nov. Is, lSS6, of congestion of the lungs, MARY,
aged 20, daughter OF Dr. 5, j. and Mrs. IL, II,
tOCRCrille.
National Republican., 1886-11-19
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National Republican., 1886-11-19
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