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National Republican., 1886-08-12
Excursion to Cape May and Atlantic
(IlY via PennsYlYnnln RniI rOnh.

Every Friday, commencing on the l6,h In.
slant during the month of July and August,
the rennsy ylYanIa Railroad viii run select
excursion 10 Cape May aud Atlantic City at the
very low rate Oi g. for the round trip. Tickets
will be good going only on day Of issue On
train designated below, aud return within Ave
days. EXCursiOnlsts will leave the Baltimore
and Potomac station, Sixth aud B streets via
Seashore Express, az II n, M, and reach the
seashOIe in time for early tea
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Marringa Lloenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued G.. W. shanks and Mary r. Martin,
both of Baltimore, Md. VIM. II. Taylor, oi
Baltimore, Nd, and Eva b. Albers, of Dor.
chester county, Md; John II. Briscoe and
Caroline Martin, Charles T. Disney, of Howard
county, Md, and NJ. Ella Wilson, of Mont
gomery county, Md; Thomas Kinsman, OF
Warren, Ohio, and Emma J. Lindsey, of Curri
tuck county, n. C.; WIN. Jackson and Mary A
Camp. both of Spottsylyania county, Va
Joseph G. Brscoe and Maggie Mason, both o
st Mary's county Md
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Sunday Mt Raw Ridge,

The Baltimore ana Ohio management will
run another train to Bay Ridge, the popular re-
sort of the Chesapeake, on Sunday next, Aug
l5 leaving this city (B. Il o. depot at 1880 u
M, arriving at Bay Ridge at noon.
Returning, leave Bay Ridge at o P; M. ar
TyhE nosyny ts nte3 10 GSO he pmber of nnssan se
gers, so purchase tickets early,
The attractions ut Bay Ridge are numerous
and better place could not be chosen TO spend
Sunday in real enjoyable manner
Round trip rate only 81,
National Republican., 1886-08-12
A GETTYSBURG HERO REMOVED.
Something of War Record OF II. j..
Ramsdell,
I Boston Journal

Boston Journal
The suspension Of Mr.. Ramsdell was not
expected. Mr.. Ramsdell is well known to
the newspaper world. He was for years
one Of the most brilliant and capable OF the
Washington correspondents. He has at
different times been connected with the
leading newspapers Of the country. He
was, moreover gallant Union soldier,
fact of which he was always too modest to
hoast, and he never used his military title.
Yet he was one Of the first to volunteer,
served all through the war In a Pennsylva-
mia regiment was promoted on the field OF
battle for gallantry at Gettysburg, aud was
once left on the field for dead. lie was
honorably discharged, and was especially
mentioned for bravery In the reports of his
commanding officers to the War Depart.
ment. lie has tho scars OF severe aud
honorable wounds, from which he at
times greatly suffers. He has been the
close friend Of many OF the great men
of the Republican party, and was appointed
to the position Of register OF wills by Presl-
dent Garfield at the request OF Mr.. Blaine.
lie was retained by President Arthur on his
own merits, and has not been removed by
President Cleveland because no excuse
could he found to give the Senate for the
removal Of the most efficient register Of
wills who ever served In Washington, and
who was also one OF the heroes OF Gettys.
burg. II was well known that the Senate
would not consent to the removal OF Mr..
Ramsdell, and the President has waited un-
I'll the Senate adjourned to strike this blow
at a Union soldier. The removal Is pecu-
liarly oppressive one, as Mr.. Ramsdell Is In
very poor circumstances, and Is In an eX-
ceedingly precarious condition OF health.
But the Union soldiers are preparing to go.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
INV Rates IN Annapol,s.

To accommodate persons desiring to be pres
ent and witness the ceremonies incident to
the unveiling of the De Kalb monument at
Annapolis, the Baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road Company will place on sale round trip
tickets from Washington TO Annapolis on Mon.
day, Aug. 16, at the rate Of 81 for the round
trip, tickets TO be good returning only on day
of issue. Trains leave Baltimore and Potomac
station at 7:l5a m. and l2;0j noon, arriving ut
Annapolis 500 a. IN. and las p. IN,
National Republican., 1886-08-12
CITY ITEMS.

Rowland DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2l1 Four.
and-a-half street northwest, three doors north Of
Pennsylvania avenue. L. 7. Rowland, M. D., O.
II. Rowland, d. d. s., surgical, operative, aud
mechanical dentists. Extractlons, under nj.
trous oxide, 80 cents each tooth, and only 80
cents extra for gas, whether one or q number
of teeth arc extracted at the same sitting. Have
administered nitrous oxide to over 10000 per-
sons. Artificial teeth 81 per set. Gold, ANAL
gam, and white filings Inserted in the best
manner. All work warranted first class.
"ALDERNEY DAIRY WAGONS. Fresh Alder
cred in u pound Ward prints, at 50 cents per
pound. Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
buttermilk, s cents per quart, and sweet milk
st cents per quart
BERKELEY, apure rye whisky, the best on the
market tor the price, 81 per gallau, s1 q quart,
and 90 cents q pint, 25 cents q sample bottle,
ThArp, a1a street northwest
National Republican., 1886-08-12
.
LII Ynn Mnnt "a XYnich.

We VIII sell 70 reduce stOck.
Genuine lik Howard stem winder, $40.
lik solid gold American stomwlnder, Si5.
Full jewelcd solid gold American stem
winder, S35.
Solid gold Elgin stemwindcr, s2S.
LADIES' solid gold stemwindcr, SIS.
Ladies' solid gold American stemwlndcr $40.
Ladies' lik gold American stemwinder, $50.
These prices we guarantee 2J per cent. bolow
regular figures. r. Harris d Co., 432 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Lecture of @. Tyson Butcher.

The lecture to be delivered tonight at
Abner's Hall, L street, by Mr.. G. Tyson
Butcher, will be something of novelty in
that line, and, as large number of tickets
have already been sold, good attendance
is confidently looked for. In few days
Mr.. Butcher will leave the city to commence
his canvas In the valley OF Virginia against
RepresentatiYe Q. T. O,Ferrall.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Nominations Made.

The President yesterday made the follow
ing reappointments, the confirmation OF
which were left over by the Senate VIM.
G. Langford, TO be associate justice Of the
supreme court of Washington territory, vice
s, q. Wingard, suspended, and Gustavus
ney for the southern district Of Illinois, vice
j. @. Connolly, suspended.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
- MEeRtlnn Lenin.n

This IS an old Latin motto, which, translated,
means make haste slowly" When men are
sick they try 10 find some medicine which will
cure them right up and send them ont the
next day TO work. That can't be done unless
at fearful cost in the future. The true way Is
TO gradually strengthen the nerves and tone up
the general system by reasonable recourse b
proper remedies, the best Of which is Dr. Hen
ley's Celery, Reef, and Iron, the greatest
builder-up known Of debllitated systems.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
SOcialIsm DIanYoMed.

Gen. VIM. IL. Parsons, of the Treasury
Department, who is In Chicago attending
the trial OF his brother, A. II. Parsons, the
anarchist, denies that his family has re-.
pudiated and disowned the brother standing
trial, but they emphatlcally dlsayow social
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Imnosing on PhYsIeIans.

man Is going about town soliciting money
from physicians to aid him in getting back to
California He represents himself as physl-
clan in hard luck. The Medical Record of July
10 last warns physicians against aiding one
"Dr. Watson, who represents himself as Il vie
tim OF the oregon disaster"
National Republican., 1886-08-12
waiting to Have His Bond Approved.

1t has been ascertained by Mr.. Dorsey
Clagett, the new register of wills, that
Chief Justice Cartier is still on his farm at
Cottonwood, Kan, and he has telegraphed
to his honor TO know when he can approve
his official bond, and as yet has received no
reply. Messrs. w. H. C'agett and William
Calf will be the registers suretes.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
KeepIng a sunday Bar.

Edward Burke, @. H. Clark, and Charles
Dietz, saloon keepers, were each fined $40
yesterday In the police court for selling liquor
on Sunday. While, lIouck, 12-year-old boy,
testified that he, In company with a man
named Brooks, drank beer ut these places
until be became drunk and was locked up in a
gipiinn house
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Highway Robbery.

Henry j. Griggs, a printer, was knocked
down and robbed Of STAT 1915 o'clock yesterday
morning near First and L streets while going
home from work. His assailants, three white
men, called him by name, Two men were ar
rested on suspicion, but Mr.. Grlggs was unable
10 recognize them loaded END of n billiard
cue was found near the spot where Mr.. Griggs
was attacked
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Cow Yards BrOken Up.

Thomas Collins Mrs, Catherine Flynn aud
jeremiah Wilmore were tried in the police
court yesterday for keeping COW yards IN South
Washington. They were given ten days to
move outside the city limits
National Republican., 1886-08-12
IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS.
tAtttkttt
sEAToN PERRY,


(successor to Perry Il Brotherl,
FULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMASS
TABLE LINENS, FROM O1c 10 Wv ZEN
uAIF-BLEACHED BARNSLEY TABLE LIN
Ems. FROM AOc TO Sl.2i A YARD. ,,,-
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN nUGkABACh
TOWELS, FROM l2iSC TO 81 EACll. ,..,,,
GERMAN LINEN DAMASK TOWELS FEOM
So no sl5 PER DOZEN. ,. ,,r,.,,,,
rRESCIi AND GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS,
DOYLEYS AND TRAY CLOTHS; ,,,,.,,
Holm s, BROWN ~ SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS
AND LENGTHS, WITH :cI AND "a
SQUARE NAPKINS TO MAICh, ,>,n
TEW GLASS LINENS, CRASHES AND
"a kNlfE WIpI + TILE TTIABLE CANTON, AT 75c TO sl.2?.
COMPLETE STOCK OF BELGlAN ir,il,LnLS2S rlLLV2M
AND SHEETING LINENS, ALI MiD Ih2 lbs
AND QUALITIES THAT CAN BE RELIED
1fKK1sH TOWELS. MARsEILLEs QUILTS;
SUMNER BLANKETS, FROM 81 TO slO PEK
"GriHnlsiiiNG PRICES" ON PARAsoLs, EN-.
BROiDERED ROBES. INDIA, SILKS
IOUiSINES, AND SUMMER SILKS,
ESPECIAL INDUCEMENF5. IN VIII ! y
GOODS, EMBROl DERED SWISS MUSLLNS,
"NoVEiTIES" in HAIR LINED STRIPED,
ALL WOOL FRENCH SERGES; mo
BEST FRENCH SATEENS REDUCED To
SOC PER YARD. ,.,,,s,
Aa~PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST,
ESTABLISHED 1910.
National Republican., 1886-08-12

The transfer of the statue of Gen. Raw
Inns now located in the park at the corner Of
the small reservation In front of the Center
Market has been decided upon by the Secre-
tary of War
National Republican., 1886-08-12

PROF BoYD's book, Glow to Acquire Good
10 its teachings and its sale. See card In spe-
Cial notice column,
National Republican., 1886-08-12
MORE AUGUST BARGAINS.

We told you yesterday that
August was the month of the
year for BARGAINS" and
substantiated the fact by a
liberal quotation of season.
able goods at reduced prices.
AS still further evidence we
to-day quote the following
additional reductions in Sum-
mer Black Goods:
3s-inch Black ALL Wool Canvas Cloth, excel
lent quality, reduced to close out during Au-
gust from 5Oc to 371ac per yard.
3S-inch Black AllWo0l Cashmere, fine grain,
superior quality and finish, reduced to close
out during August from dGc to 4Oc per yard.
42-inch Black All-Wool Lace Cloth, a very
popular fabric, reduced to close out during Au-
gust from 7jC 10 500 yer yard.
4O-inch Black Atwood "open work. Lace
Cloth IA sort of Wool Grenadino) reduced 10
close out during August from 81 TO 621ac per
yasd
An examination of the
above is absolutely necessary
to enable you to fully appre-
ciate their intrinsic worth.
Certainly we are receiving
new goods in some Of our
departments every day. We
take for granted that you
know about them, and that
you would rather read about
the goods that are falling in
price ; hence our writings
have been mostly confined to
them. Still, as it is our OBJ
ject to publish the daily hap
penings Of the store, at least
such as we think is of interest
to you, we give below the
departments that have lately
been replenished with new
stock.
Our Hosiery Department hasj Just received
an elegant line of Ladies' UnbleaChed Bal
briggan aud lisle Thread Hose; also Il spe-
cial value IN Black SILK, with while feet
at S71Sc, and two grades Of Cotton Hose in
| 8 inch for overgrown boys,
| Glove Department received new Fabric
Gloves and Mitts, which were recently ad-
| YeTtiscd.
our Underwear Department Iscompletely
stocked with new stulis, and If You have
| been reading the papers of late you know
what we are doing, as this is the iifth con.
secutiye week of the Midsummer Sale of
Ladies' Underwear, Corsets, and Bustles.
New Crelonnes were lately opened and
| advertised.
The Linen Department received a few
days ago line OF Table Cloths, n lot OF
Table Damask, and the best values In Tow
| els about 800 dozen yet offered by u.s. tho
biggest bargain OF the lot being the "Old
fitzpatrick Grass Bleaohed at 21ac each,
which has no equal ut the price.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
BOSTON Day GOODS HOUSE,
| e21Ps. Ay One pnce only. Ols D 81.
National Republican., 1886-08-12

Delicate diseases of either sex
radically cured. Send 10 cents In stamps Tor
book. Address Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Rullalo, n. y.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
SenntorinI Edition.

Send In your orders. Single copies 10 cents.
A twelve page paper, highly illustrated with
seventy-slX portraits Of United States senators,
will be issued about the 18th of August.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
The Senatorial Edition,

One of the rarest and most valuable editions
that has ever been issued.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Gen. Rawllns's Statue.

SwELLINGs, sprains, and bruises are no longer
feared. as 81. Jacobs OIL cures them promptly.
National Republican., 1886-08-12
THE
Seventh St. PaIaB Royal
THE

Is still in existence and Is doing lourlshlug
business.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, good quality, three
tuokS and hemmed, at 2jc pair.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, extra quality, Ham
burg edge and tucks, 6Oc pair.
Ladies' Chemises, square neoks, tnok fronts,
and Hamburg trimming, AT 5Oc; good VaIue LOT
Ladies' Cambria Corset Covers, Hamburg
trimmings, at 81 40, 90, 63 and 60c, all extra
Ladies Night Dresses, Mother Hubbard
yoke, O9c; worth Sl.25.
Nurses Lawn Aprons, 40 inches wide, with
out seam, PIC,
RIBCys' Shirt Waists, plated front ana DacRi
25G each; worth SOC.
Children's Cambria and Plaid Muslin
Dresses, g6c good value at $50.
Children's Cambria Dresses, Hamburg
trimmed, Gretchen style, sizes 20, %, and 2l
at 40C; %, 2S, and 30 at JDC,
We have still Il large stock Of LacGs EN-
broidcries, Hosiery, Gloves Mitts, Corsets &c,
&C., TO select from.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
OI4 7th ST., Bet. and X N. w.
National Republican., 1886-08-12

DETHEL HALL, NJ ST., BET 1bTH and 10TH
ID sts,, can be rented for public gatherings
and entertainmentsN Apply to WIN. BECKETT,
CPS NJ st, N. w, mh20'su
National Republican., 1886-08-12
Select Excursion to Long Branch.

ANALYZED and found free from poison-Red
GA.. L....nl II..lAl kl.l ~, lIIllJL ~.
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The Chicago Rioters.

CHICAGO, May s.-A petition for
Aa5eas corpus in the cases Of Mrs. L.
N. Holmes. Adolph Fischer and q man
named Lizier. employees Of the Arbsiter
Zeitung. for release on habeas corpus was
called before Judge Rodgers. in the CIR
c nit Court this morning. The States
Attorney said he could not now d:vulge
the character of the evidence be had
a ainst the people. He was willing
tina. Lixier should be released and that
Mrs. Holmes SHOULD be admitted to
S, 900 or SIC. 900 bail, although she was
probably guilty of preparing some OF
the infamatory articles in the paper.
As for Fischer, he had evidence that he
had personally thrown a deadly bomb,
or was a party to il. This pro-
duced sensation in court. The
Judge accordingly admitted Mrs.
Hoimes to bail, ordered Liners releass
aad Fischer's return to Jail for one
weeF.
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Labor In,..tlr.,lnr cem-ls,.s

ST. LOUIS, May s.-Three members OF
the congressional labor investigating
Messrs. Curtis, Barnes. and
who arrived in this city froia
the west last night, continued the ex-
animation of witnesses in regard TO the
cause and effects of tue southwestern
labor troubles. Ko=htizky, state
labor commissioner. testiie that a ser
ious disagreement existed between the
railway officials and the employees as
to the proper construction to be put
upon the March 1855 agreement. He
rehearsed his efforts in conjunction
with Governors Marmaduke and Mar
tin and the strikers, the details OF which
are well known. He said the Knights
OF Labor could not effect an official re-
cognition from any one, for they were
not Incorporated. He supposed that
the expenses incurred by the Knights
Of Labor in conducting the strike had
been about q million dollars, and sug
gested that Hall, whose discharge
caused the strike, could have been sup
ported for q much less sum and no strike
would have been necessary. No knights
were present at the morning session.
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CINCINNATI.
Wise Precautions Against
the Anarchists.
THE MILITARY IN CAMP.
Armed with Effective
Riaes; They Control the Manufac-
ture OF Dynamite Bombs.
Cautions Cincinnati.

CIEcrssATI, Ohio, May s.-Outwardly
there is very little apparent change in
the strike situation. The city en-
ployees have been voted ten hours pay
for eight hours work and number Of
individual manufactures have made
settlements with their men. but the
great mass OF the strikers remain idle
There is but little indication of the
strike on the streets. There are but few
people in the streets and business
seems to be progressing as usual.
Orderly professions of strikers have
passed through the streets every
day, but very pronounced
denunciation of violence and par
ticularly of socialistic methods has
given to the public a sense Of freedom
from danger of a riot. This feeling has
not been shared by the authorities.
For several days the First Regiment OF
Ohio National Guards has been on duty
night and day at its armory near the
Court House. Several hundred special
policemen have been appointed. Safety
organizations have been made all over
the city. At the Mayors request four
regiments of militia have been ordered
here by the Governor. The explanation
lltc - tO-tdl
for the first time. 1t Is that the police
commissioners here discovered that the
socialists to the number of 600 are
organized and armed with effective rifles,
that they control here manufacturers
Of dynamite bomos; that the one used
in Chicago was made here and they
have now on hand for use a supply OF
these internal machines. The commits
sioners claim they have found tie name
of the manufacturer, William Haines.
Of Covington, Kentucky. This in con-
nection with the r':mor that Herr Most
was il Covington last night gives some
plausibility to the fears of the authori-
ties and accounts for the apparently IN
usual precautions taken. The troors
ordered have not yet arrived. They
will probably be quartered in the
suburbs.
LATER.-The Seventh Regiment of
the Ohio National Guards has arrived at
the Hamilton County Far Grounds.
and is going into camp. Other regi-
ments are expected before night. They
will be all cuarte ed at the Fair Grounds
or in that vicinity. distant but about
six miles from the city. The force will
have two field pieces and nine Calling
guns.
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1000. Building loi. 10xIO rods. a, ~,
sell any part OF the lot At 500 per rod. III, III
ated in the Sixteenth Ward, near n n n Siln
r. 9. and U. & n. depots. &
300. Building lot. 5xl0 rods. vooAs
chard. plenty Of shade; stu tied In me r, Of
Ward. on car line. Isl
ESQ., Building lot, 5x'0 rods. ora NJ
from car line. on First South Street. soSs.k
front; VIII take part down. balance on t tSrSa
600. Building lot, 3xs rods. with ,;ss.
Eighth Wsrd. sIe'
700. Building lot. sx9 rods. with r;Ss,
e. alley way; east front; close to car line.
FARMING LANDS.
5000. Farm of 30 acres Of frs. class
lsn1; small adobe hOuss. barn, cO~rlls. e,c
young orchard: situated Gu county rosd
eight miles north of this city. e.
5000 Forty sores OF choice lsd. e.
teen acres OF a sandy. loan soil. slipping 10
the sorth and west-very desirable lsnd fo-
the Gu tivation OF hops: fifteen acres Of i'm.
Der balance meadow; nice farKh usa Of Eve
rooms. cellar, butIery. etc: young bearing
orchard. situated on Big Co tonwOOd Creek
just north and joining Walker Bros. farm
eight miles south OF this city. q
$50. Buy nice little piece OF land
OF nearly three acres. suitable for rsisip9
garden vegets bles and fruit: brick house al
two rooms and kitchen. also adobe house Of
AAltE LoOllrs UaIus &C l0luZ UrhrluI
chad. plenty Of water. situated in sugar.
house Ward
$50 A farm OF 20 ares. house Of two
rooms, situated miles northwest Of Deseret
Bank corner. This is surely q bar
CoME FIvE-ACRE lots CLOSE TO CRY.
y Full particulars as 70 prica and location
can be had upon application az my ONCE Al
GPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
- land in Glendale Park within two
N...Nn a.
sinking Of flowing wells in that vicinity w.
surely enhance the value OF this land. This
land land Is sold on the instalment plan
forty-eignt equal monthly instalments, W.T.
4 low rate Of Interest.
HOUSES TO RENT.
Is: House Of FIVE rooms. Twentieth
Ward, city water
" ater. Centre Sireef. Nineteenth Ward
10. House Of four rooms. Thirteenth
Ward. city water.
An elegant residence, furnished, on Brig.
ham rect; for further particulars call
NY ONCE.
IS. House af eight rooms. bath room,
ETC.. three blocks west Of Main Street
80. House Of eight rooms. Que block esst
10. House OF three rooms. city wafer.
8. House Of three rooms. Ninth Ward
Main Street. s
IS House OF four rooms furnished for
three books west Of White
House
IS. House Of seven rooms. city water.
,lose TO business
@. House OF two rooms and pantry. Nine
.eenth Ward.
T. House Of three rooms. Nineteenth
ss. Horse OF eight rooms, bath roou,, no,
md cold water; car line: Seventh Werd-
5. House Of three rooms, Main Street
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D.putie. Held for Man.laueh,er

81. LOUIS. May ST. G. Hewlett
feader Of the deputies who fred on and
killed several men in East st. Louis
about n month ago, and who has been
held in the city Jail on tne charges OF
manslaughier and CT being q fugitive
from Justice. yesterday was allowed to
furnish bail in the sum Of $500. After
the bond was approved Hewlett armed
himself as q means against possible
attack by the sympathizerso of the East
St Louis victims and made his way
quickly 20 the Union depot where he
boarded the train for his home In Mer-
idan. Mississippi The other deputies
viii furnish bail next week and be re
leased. OBJ H ~ 20 .oI-
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An advertisement Of Dr. Foote. ST..
IN the Sunday edition deserves sttenrcn