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The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
CITY SPECIALS.
The AIIegbenies in september.

The second Of the series of pleasure tours
to the heights of the Alleghenies, under the
management Of the excursion director OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, will
he run on Thursday, September 9th.
The first Of the series, which left Phila-
delphia on the I'd instant, though limited to
n small number by reason Of the unusually
large number OF permanent guests still So.
iOurning at Cresson, was marked success.
The trip was greatly enjoyed by the partici-
pants, and having arrived at Cresson they
proceeded to extract a full measure OF en-
joyment from the many pleasant ways that
Jfesson always offers to Its guests. There
was music and dancing In the evening,
music and promenadiug in the morning,
rambling and driving all day. 1t was
thoroughly enjoyable occasion TO all CON
cerned.
The second excursion will undoubtedly
lie fully as delightful in every respect as
the first. A more proptious date could
not be selected. The peculiar attractive
ness of this period Of the summer is found
in the exquisite clearuess OF the atmOs-
phere and the bracing yigor OF the noun
tain air. The simple act Uf breathing such
absolutely pure ozone Is wonderfully rec
reatiug, while the crlspness OF the morning.
aud afternoon temperature gives an ire
sistible impulse TO exercise. For rambling
In the Wildwood, driving or riding among
lhe ucdulles Vi huluIc, lut NdNS VI nll-9tp-
tember are the choicest Of the year.
The number Of Tic kets TO be sold for th'
second excursion will be- mited t) $50, aud
the indications fOrc,hadow un eager demand
for them Tto.e who iu'rn! 10 Join the
party Hte requested TO secure their tickets
well IN advance ul the agp ,ut,d day. lhc
sane rates Wiil be matutain-d rs for the
previous excursion. Tickets viii I've sold
good for Ten days, Including one lays
If.Y1 t.t al. Nttt.f 80 ll..... r., fhAs.4
remaining longer ihnn one day q special re-
duction H. the hotel rates viii be granted
The special train VIII leave Broh street
station at l0;3J i. m arriving at Cresson
C.35 y. IN.
Train connecting with the special at
llanishuig will iedye Washington $50 a. IN.
Excursion ckets, as described above, ..
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
Noticc to llouscl,rpDpra,

EVERYTHING at cost and below. To close
by October /. Nhitaker's.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
BLANK books at cost, whitakors.
Quick Time 80 tsay Hidge-aecc cnd
Grand sunday EAcursiOn via. I
nnI ~. IL. AZ

W.
In order that the residents OF Washington
may have another opportunity of visiting
the great new summer resort of Bay
Ridge, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will on Sunday next, the 18th instant, run
special excursion to that point at rate Of
81. Although still in its youth, Bay Ridge
rs one of the most delightful excursion
points in this vicinity. 1t is beautifully sit.
uated on the shores OF Chesapeake Bay, near
Annapolis, in the very midst of the greatest
fishing waters and oyster fields in the world.
The accommodations are very extensive,
and embrace large and wcll.appointed
hotel, cottages, casino, pavilion, and, in
fact, every feature requisite for the success
full equipment OF a resort for the people.
The bathing facilities are fine, the fishing
and sailing superb. One may spend de-
lightiul day there aud yet reach home early
in the evening. Special train will leave
Baltimore and Potomac station, Washing
ton, 10 a. IN. Excursion tickets will be sold
OF 81. Returning, special will leave Bay
Ridge S p. in. Secure tickets early.
A coon chance for live man with a
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
"AIderney Dairy wagons

GOLD pens and pencils at cost, Whit.
aker's
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
Early bargains.

CIGAR and cigarette cases at cost, Whit
aker's
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08

A stock OF over SEQ stoves and ranges has
been received at Smiths reliable installment
house, from which you eau select and pay
for in easy weekly or moRihly installments
No. 1t2 Pennsy lyaIia avenue northwest.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
} Ohm Kudden,s InstaIIme ent House.

ALBUMS at cost till October /. Whit
aker's.
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WASHINGTON, OHIO 4 WESTERN r. Il.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUG. /, 1880.
Trains viii leave from and arrive at B. 81 p.
station, 9th and u sts Us follows:
Leave Washington p;lO u. m. Except Sun
day) aud i:ia D. IN. daily, arriving NJ Round
Hl ll.il %. ~. and t:lD y. m. ltutUru,ng, trains
leave Round llill at COS a, N. daily and at
j.ij p. m. naily except sunday arriving at
h 90 II. ~. and 1.lr y. m.
Monthly hud quarterly cunmutatlOn rates.
ono thousand mile tlCfets ss1.
u. BILL, Suerutsudrnt.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
Jobnson,s. Iath nnd r stra.

A GOOD chance for live man with a
small capital to engage in business. Ad-
dress X this office,
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08

a pug dog is hard to please. lie always
turns UP bis nose at everything.
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
Marriage Licen.cs tsranted.

LADIES' fine statl Jnery at cost. Whit
aker's,
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08

ALL leather goods at cost, whltakers,
The Washington critic., 1886-09-08
Early Bargains,

ALL fancy goods at cost, whitaker's
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
rsEAsuaER,s srATxxEsr.

6eni.annual statement of the receipts
and disbursements Of the County Tressur-
er's Office for the six months ending June
80, 1855.
I, o. II. Pruner, Treasurer OF Hand Co.
hereby certify ths, the follow w.ng is cor.
rect statement OF the receipts and dis
pursentais of the Treasurers office for
the six m"nths beginning Jany l, 1856,
and ending June 30. 1856.
o. IA. PRUSER. Treasurer
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
NurIcE-rInBEn CULTURE

q. 3, fsndOfhce. Hiron. y r April "a. 1850
Complaint Ssvine bssn entered st tins ofiices by
Christ Ps,crson Against Prank Royne for failure
TO comply with Law ~ 10 Iimber-cuitute entry
No. 222y Huron series dated April 73, l8s3 upon
the southwest quarter seetion ~. township tii,
range a.. IN Hand t.o'miy. d. r. with view 20 the
cancellation Of said entry contestant alleging
that said eutryman has failed 10 caltivate the
Auy part thereof and sso failed 20 cultivate the
nrst ave acres broken the I'd year after entry or
any psrt thereof and that he has failed 10 plant
the nrst nye broken the nrst year after entry
or any part thereof 30 trees tree seeds cutting
daring the third year after sntT.' and that said
fstlu-e still exists The said parties are hereby
summoned 10 appear Of the Office of the cIerk Of
the district court in and for nand county at Miller
D before him on the ID dsy OF August 1856. At
D eo'elock m 60 respond and furnish lteseirnppy
concerning said alleged failure FINAL hearing 81
this office Augusts. 1895 Gam.
July Ib Ezra W Miller. Rseeiver
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
sGTicr-TrNBER CULTURE

Us land ofhce. Huron d April as. 1856
Complaint having been entercd NJ this ofhce by
yoserhS burger against Edmunds Thaycr for
failure 70 psmply with law ~ 70 timber culture
entry No 7225 huron series dat d April 18th 1888
upon the southwest quarter section i3 township III
range ~ Ia aand county u with . siew % the
eanee llaton Of said eutry contestant alleging thai
that the said entryAan has failed 70 plsnt the rst
five brUken the -. year after entry TO trees
tree seeds or cuttings or any part thereof during
the third sd year after entry and that said failure
stll exists. The said parties are hereby moned
70 appear At the office OF the clerk Of the district
court In And for A. nd county at Miiles % before
him on the 7th day OF August 1886 at O'Clock q
m 20 rssrvna and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failDre. Final hearing at tins ofAce
August II. issestss Ezra " Siier. Receiver
tpl
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
SheriHs Sale
I lsnRIToRl OF DAKOTA. ,

County ., s.na ."
John v. rsrweli Col
David roewk
Charles dromAn
Notice Ia hereby given that by virtue Of an ereru
tfon % me directed and delivered and nav In INV
hands issred out Of the Clerks orics Of the FiIth
Judicial district court Territory Of Dakota IN ana
for the county OF Hand upon judgment rendered
In said court I'm favor OF John " Farwei ChsrIes P
Farewell John II. Harmon. W. B Farewell and
John ,Lumesero partners under the arm nam,
OF John V. Farewell q CO.. and agsinst David Loew
4 Charles uromann. on the S7th dayot NAY 1884
real estate Of said defendant-, towit: Southwest
quar- ter OF section twenty four (2ll in townshlp
one hundred and twelve ala Of range sixty nine
losl west OF the principal ineredian situated n
Hand county. Dakota. =
Apd that shall OF saturday the i4th dsy Of
August A d. 1894. Ut the hour Of 4 aocIoct n
nj sf said day. at the front door Of the eourT
hcuse IN the town IL Miller. n said county and
there pfoceed 20 sell ali the right tis and
OF tie shove named David Loew Chsrlss Grornan
and nj taeir right title and interest owps by them
os ether OF them or said May "a, isea
ID and 70 the above centribed property to satisfy
sssd Jadsnent aud costs, amounting 10 nfteen
hundred and seventy dollars and sir cent@ t,geth,
tutcrsst ON the same from the 2gth day OF MAJ
1854 AZ the rasc Of per cent pen annum nj pablo
sucnon. 70 the hixhAsth,d,iu torcash
horsEr voLIRArH. wfLIfAM. PsLr a Bnfoss
Piaintiffs Attorneys
JoBs cusriezs. Sheriff.
nsasd q Miller. Dakota. July !. 1855.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22

land Once at huron. d. T June s, 1886
Notice is hereby eiyen that the following named
settler haa nled rotice Of his intention 10 make
hnai proofin support Of HIS claim and that said
proof viii DE made before Judge OF probate court
I, and for Hrnd county, st iiier u L on Augu 4.
TO- 1856. viz Asel' W herhons for the northeast
quarter. 2ali4-ss % 8 No 706S ne names the
following ~itness 10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of said land vix Charles o.
Beeks, John o xcCullocb. william stover, Albert
s ssyles, all OF miller. hand county d T
John Mcfarland, Register
O u Carroll, atty yane2ltS
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22

Land Once Of Huron D. T. July 20, Isse
Notice 10 hereby SVEN. that thei following named
sAt.leshss nsed Notice Of HIS intention 10 make
nnsi ptuof ~ support Of hts claim and that said
proof wiz be made before Judge OF Probate court
IN and for Hand county at Miller D. T. ON Sept y
1876. viz: John q. Corn p. d. l. No 1910 for the
soufhwest quarter sec 32 Il5-6S. He names ,he
to prove his continuous residence
upon an cutivst on oi d land, viz william ri :.
Lindsey H. shriysr. James T. Smith Florence r.
.. "a. Harley, Howell. p o. all OF Hand county,
d. IoHs u. MCFARLAND. Regt, To-,
3. X, Howell, Attorney. 22th
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22

Land Once st Huron ID. T July IT, 1876
Notice II hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice oi his inte,tion 30 .msks
nnAl proof In support Of his CLAIM and that said
prosf WIN he made before Judge Of Probate court
in AND for Hand county AtMilleT ID, Ton Monday
october Ilth, fes6, 'siEi James sie p ID. e. l23Ir
for the northeast 30 IH-6H he names the follow
fng witnesses TO ptots his continuous residence
UPON and cultivation OF said land, viz william
Iamblin, John Hayne. ChAss CaldxeA' and Harry
Tinkhsm, all OF Miller, Hand county. d. T.u
fr6 JOHN y. MCFALLtNp, Register,
a. II. Carroll, Atty, Miller, DIT o.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22

y
haven't sane HIM in two or three
days"
"No,he is gradually recovering
from exberience und will be
vonce again OVID uf doors in Q
few days. We All got to have
exberience-der drouLle Is some
dimes We get doc much at vonce
Dots yot alIs Chaky. lie got
more at Won dime as be nervous
sysdem could shtand. lie saw
fine looking young feller NIT
kids und bangs und dlght drow-
sers---a recklar dude--und he
dought he blsy some monkey
chokes on him so he gals OVID:
Say, vellers, look at it! i
moofes! 1t can walk! Guess
what 1t is und pou can haf IT,.
Dot vos a good choke, eh,"
"It was o foine bit av humar,.s
1 would loike fer to have sane
the du le."
"Vell, dots so. J, too, you'd
like to seen him. But Chskey
dakes a deeferent view uf der,
situation. lie don'd care uf he
neffer such q weller sees again.
Dot dude, he took of his gluffs
away und he punched Chsky
plack and plue. He knocked
OVID uf h,m der edotiin und put
a head on him like stecble on
a church. Nowadys, you got TO
look out mt who you make
chokes. a bosbidplis der safest
blace. Der young vellcrs got
poxing glafts und dumbells und
rowboats und dem are raising
muscles like der pillows on
he'd. You choke NIT q dude
und find he can like q windmill
strike owd. Dots Why Chon l..
Sullivan gids along 80 veil. lie
fighds NIT bugilists only. Uf
he should bick up some dudes
IN Miller Affsnoo he mighd
get der prains kpockdd from
his head owd."
"cHILDs UND YOUNG il
der Poss bisce lace f. * yot you.
yon,s. Der record viii all der
dime peep goot uDd CLEAN,
brices away down.
~ ~
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
Land ono. a, Huron p.. Ma, N 1854.

Land once al Huron Dab, May D 1886
Notice is hereby gwen that tho following named
settler has hed notice Of his intention 20 make
nnal proof In support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Judge Of proba te court
OF Hand county Dakota, at Miller Oak. on August
%. 1885, vixs Charles Pstiis homestead 623l 4 W
10. Il6 g. and he names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tiop Of said ianf, VIZ; Charles T Brown. Charles
Melbourn Dakota
iuni16 JoHs g. MCFARLAND, Register
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1886-07-22
RsPu uISIoAN LEorsLATTvK CON-
yENTIoN.

The !Sirnhli"sns Of the lah legislative
district will meet in delegate convention
at Miller, Hand county. cn "Wednesday,
the 6tL, day Of October, 1886, at 10 q. N
for the purpose Of placing in nomiuaiion
one candidate for the Territorial Council
and two candidates for the Territorial
Assembly. The delegates for the several
counties comprising the district are sp.
v,oyt;on al an follovs viz.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Receints of tho pIstrIot.


Collector John Il. Cook has submitted his
annual report Of the taxes collected during the
past year. For taxes from 1915 to 1886 inclusive,
as follows: On account of all years from 1916 to
1870, tax aud penalty, inclusive, SlS9.5j. For
years 1S7l72 inclusive, sl276 81; 1873, 81, ,29379
1874, S6,497lT; 1876, Sll ,5lS46; 1876, S6,3l3.SS
1877, S7,si5.7l; 1878, sl0,l93.62; 1879, sl2,6sL63
1850, sH,4lS.2i; 1881, sl72)0 AZ; 1882, sl73tl.40
1888, $40 0S00li 1881, $685. 2lGSO; 1885, sos, 1926
1856, 81, ,2iS, ,065.l6.
Personal taxes collected For the year 1877,
with penalties, s6S2; 1873, s766 y; 1870, Sl966j;
1880, sl,2i0l3; 1881, 5000; 1882, s5i02; 1888,
s5l02; 1854, s5i.02; 1885, s752.46; 1886, $780,
SIS.
For advertising, s3,25l3l; special taxes,
principal and interest, Sl2,4iS.25; Washington
redemption fund.- s5S352: water main taxes,
s6,0l42i water fund, Sl63,997.7l; licenses,
$780, pound fees, si19.75; fees for certificate
oftnxes, 81 S03; material furnished, &C., sos, S,53
building permits, sS,57l; market rents, Sl7,;
269.i6 police court fines, s37, SO; criminal
court fines in appeal cases, &c., S2,52249; for:
FIXTURES of reco9niZances, &C., SS2S.1i; use OF
steam engine, Sc, wharvos, sb.l3357; marke,
requisites, &C., s9i266; advertising special as
| sessments, &c, S3l0.7S Total, 81, l22, 309.6i.
CHILDREN's Boucle Jersey Caps, in all color
and sizes (new shape), at 25c. Lansburgh q
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Bepiam,n Goiiy stlil ON Trial.

The criminal court was occupied all day
yesterday in hearing the testimony for the
government in the case Of Benjamin Golly,
indicted on the charge of perjury. The EVIL
denCe was chiefly in relation to what tran
spired at Wecker's at the time Congressman
Acklen and Mrs. Godfrey were there 10 supper,
and TO show that Golly's testimony, given In
the Belt divorce suit as to that occurrence, was
false. The trial was not concluded, when the
court adjourned for the day.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
NEWEST styles of overcoats at Barnum'
CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2l1 Four:
Pennsylvania avenue. K. p. Rowland, M. D., o:
II. Rowland, ID. d. g., surgical operative, ana
mechanical dentists. Extractions, under nj;
trouB oxide, 30 cents each tooth, and only %
OF teeth are extracted at the same sitting. Have
administered nitrous oxide TO over $1,000 per-
sons. Artificial teeth ~ per set Gold, anal.
gam, and white filings Inserted IN the best
manner. All work warranted hrst class
"ALDERNKY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
cred In u pound "WardI prints, at 40 cents per
pound. Also, cottage cheese, 5 cents per baii
buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet mhk
at D centg per quart.
BKRKKLRY, apure rye whisky, the best on the
market t0sthe price, ~ per gailan, 81 q quart,
and 20 oent pint, 20 oents q sample bottle
ThArh u1 y street northwest
National Republican., 1886-10-30
THE MARKETS.
Increased transactions in stock-Busi
ness We'll Distributed.

ness wei Distrtbuted'
NEW YORK, Oct 29.-The stock market to-
day again showed an increase In the amount
Of business done, which was much better dis
ttibuted than on any previous day this week.
There was much more interest taken in the
usually active list, although the widest fuctu-
ations were recorded in q few orthe speoialtes.
Western Union, however, was the leader Of
the speculation, trading in the stock being
stimulated by q report that the company had
secured control OF the subway. Richmond aud
West Point was again n feature In the trading,
but after opening ut n material advance, II
failed to score a gain of more than u per cent.
further, and later reacted over 2 per cent.
Norfolk and Western was active, but com.
paratiyely steady, Considerable realizing
toward the end of the day sagged prices of,
and in a majority of cases the earlier advances
were lost. In the last hour the market again
receded and closed weak.
Money on call is active, ranging from to 7,
last loan at 8, and closing at 5(96. Sterling
exchange is quiet and steady. Actual business
at 4S0l6 to lsOl4 for GO. day bills, and 4Si to
4Sil for demand. Posted rates 4Sl3 to 1876.
Government bonds have been dull and steady.
state bonds have been dull and steady. =
Treasury alauc,s-Coin, sl26,02l,023; cur
rency, s22,7553UO.
Quotations OF Fridays Stock Sales.
The following daily market reports have been
furnished by J. Vance Lewis, broker, lie Droit
building, Eighth and r streets, being the most nc.
HyA stocks the Kew York EXCHANGE.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
A Live Firm.

As will be seen by their advertisement In
our supplement to-day Woodward & Lathrop.
the Boston dry goods house, are inaugurating
series Of special sales, embracing blankets
comforts, quilts, domestic cottons, ready.made
bedwear, and hannels.
This firm, and their method of doing busi-
ness, is so well known to our readers that
comment is unnecessary. The simple an-
nouncement that the sales begin this morning
will be sufficient to crowd their establishment.
They deserve their success.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Facts worth Renewing,

In all diseases of the nasal mucuous mem.
brane tho remedy used must ba non-irritating.
this, Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished
with douches snuils, powders, syrlnges, astrin
gents, or any similar application because they
are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach the
worse than failures. A multitude OF persons
who have for years borne all tue worry and
pain that catarrh can afllict, testify TO radical
and permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream
nnlnn
National Republican., 1886-10-30
The Eastnnrt Sufferers.

Contributions for the relief of the Elstport
(Me) sufferers may be sent to the following
relief committee in this city L. j. Brookings,
1901 Sixth street northwest; Calvin s. Brown,
6l7 street northwest; Gen. Ellis Spear, 927 +
northwest; j. W. Babson, LOG Eleventh street
southeast: l.. N. Prescott, 1922 Ninth street
northwest; DIR. III. N. Howard, 0lS Massachusetts
avenue northwest; Judge w. B. Smell, OIL X
street northwest, or police court and Crosby s..
Moves, Evening star Office,
National Republican., 1886-10-30

On Thursday evening the Richard Wagner
Society held a meeting at the rooms of Mr..
Lent, and reorganized for the coming season
by electing Mr.. Anton Gloetzner, president;
Mr.. @. A.. Pearson, secretary. and Messrs.
Gloetzner Lent, and Szemelenzi, members .of
the music committee. Mr. Bernays havl ng
Withdrawn from the society II became neces-
sary to I'LL his place as first VIOLIN and II was
Powell for the first concert, Dec. 2, aud one OF
tho leading viollnists in Baltimore for the re.
naming three concerts. Miss Powell is the
daughter our superintendent of public schools,
and, although Washington has been her home
for year past, this will be her first public ap.
pearanoe In this city. She has won great sue
cess in Chicago and New York as solo violinist
with Theodore Thomas's grand orchestra. The
patrons of the society may safely anticipate q
great musical treat on the occasion of Miss
Powell's debut in Washington.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
DIED.

BURR-Thursday morning oct. %, 1886, MRS
CLEOPHlLE BREsC1IARD BURR.
Funeral services at 81. Matthew'S Church ~
10 a. M, Saturday, Oct 30. No flowers.
MAUISBY.-On the 9th of october, 1881,
Medical Director GEORGE MAUtSBY, U. >. N.
His friends and those Of the family are In
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, 0li Farragut square, Monday, Nov. ],
at $50 p. m. Intermcnt at Rock Creek Gene
terry.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
IL,a IA Cold DaY.

Only a common expression, but sometimes
there is meaning In 1t which few persons Of
their own accord would be apt to learn An
extraordinary case of this kind under the
above title, Is related in our paper of to-day.
The interest of the story is so intense that no
reader can possibly stop before arriving at the
end.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

The findings Of the court-martial In the case
OF Capt, VIM. s. johnson, recently tried at the
Washington barrackson charges of duplicating
his pay accounts. and OF conduct unbecoming
an officer and q gentleman, have been disap.
proved by Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan who reviewed
the proceedings. The court found Capt
Johnson not guilty and acquitted him. Not.
withstandlng the disapproval by Gen. Sheri-
dan the verdict of the court stands and Capt.
johnson is now in the same position as he was
before the trial.
National Republican., 1886-10-30

Policeman william Riley got leave of abb
sence, his wedding suit, and marriage IL
cense to wed Miss Cecil l.. Bell. of Lewisburg,
W. Va. Frank Germon, ,iry did the same
was the new. Thursday was the day for Miss
Bell to become Mrs. Riley. At clock that
afternoon Mr.. Riley learned that Miss Cecil l..
Bell had become Mrs. Germon. Mt Riley
feels awfully tender over the loss OF his bride,
and has watch and chain, a gin for the in
tended bride, undisposed Of.
National Republican., 1886-10-30
ADYERTIsED LETTERS.

The following is list ofadvertlsed letters remain.
ing in the Washington city postofice SATURDAY,
Oct. 80, 1886.
nE-To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS,
R3-If not called for within four weeks they will
be sent TO the dead letter office.
FRANK u. CoNGER. Postmaster,
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Alma Johnson, Mrs L
Anderson Hattie jackson, Mrs Victoria
Allen, Miss j 3 Klefor, Mrs Anna
Anderson Lille King, Annie
Amman Miss Kelhia, MAude
Allan, Mary King, Mrs Narissa II
Alright Mrs Maria Lawson, Andia
Armstrong, Mrs NJ Il Lewis, Addie
Armstrong, Mrs MOlie Il Lawson, Mrs Annie
Allen, Rachel Ann Lewis, Catherine
Albright, Mrs VI Lang, Mrs OBJ
BYOwn Mrs Annie Lee, MIS- Clara l. ~
Bucket, Alice Lord, Mrs Eta
Brown, AnnaL Leonard, Mrs Edward
Bartle, Elsie Line Ida
Butler Elizabeth Lang, Ida NJ
National Republican., 1886-10-30
Again at the Helm.

Secretary Manning yesterday resumed fail
charge of the Treasury Department. To save
himself exertion he signs his name with a
stamp instead of writing with pen. The At
tOrney General decided that there is no IL
legality in doing 50.