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The Portland daily press., 1886-11-20

General Grant visited every civilized
country; yet in all his travels, he had never seen
more effectual remedy for coughs and colds than
Adamsom's Botanic Balsam. Sold by druggists
ana dealers at 35 cents. Trial size 10 cents
Large bottles 10 cents.
nov 10 Nrwece.y
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-20
' ADvERTssEa ENrs TODAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Somers Bros.-Furs, Hats, etc. IA,
owen. Moore 4 G0.--ladies Underwear etc
hooert r. somers q Co.-Furs and Caps.
e: N. Perry-Seal and Otter Saedues.
VIM. IL. SomerS-Hatter aud Furrer.
Merry the Hatter-Wolf Robes.
Cpe. the Halter.
hines BrOthers-Damaged White Underwear.
Browns Boots and Shoes.
john Cl0udman-PrOpOsas for Plastering.
Mahogany Sofa for sale.
Room TO Let.
G. X. Hawes-4.
s. Ii. J0se-Tenement to Let.
Mitchelps r cent Stores.
w. 5. Jordan a. C0.-Schooner for sale.
&. G. Parker 4 CO.-Agents wanted.
Situation wanted.
Dean Br0s.-Boots and Shoes.
Engineer Wanted
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
Thanksgiving Ball.
Y. Nj. Z. A. Fair and Supper.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Bartlett a. Dayis-Children's Suits
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-20

"SLEEP COSTS NOTHING !.
but who can sleep when racked nv
rheumatic painss Bakers Great
American Specific cures. All
druggists. so cents.
uov2 aoa,s,r
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-20

Nottingham Lace Curtains sl.OO per
pair and upwards.
Nottingham Lace Curtains $500 Der
pair and upwards.
swiss Lace Curtains $500 per pair and
upwards.
Madras Lace Curtains $3.50 per pair
and upwards.
Applique Lace Curtains $500 per pair.
Mix u Lace Curtains $500 per pair.
Madras Lace Curtains by the yard, 50
cents.
Iurkoman Curtains $3.50 to $500 per
pair.
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-20

Bartlett & Davis-Children's Suits,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11

Gin greigniB fir yaeu graunfels
mar bic 6oGaeit bon Grdulein 0MIba
Seele unD bes 0erru Georg gibanb,
bic am Mittmo9 Mbenb in. Der Wobs
nung bet gltern Der 8rauf gefeiert
tuurbe. Der Ran,e 9ermarr Seele 1T
nett iiber 8raunfels binaus betannt,
nnb 10 mar es rur aattirli6, oaB fi9
Elm giDBer Greis bon Derpanbtett unb
Greunben Der Gamilie aur Geier 6es
FROZEN @reisnifes eingefunben bate.
GDgar Der @roBbater Des Bsdniigams,
6err DouHg, mar bon COLLECTION einges
trofen, url bic 9rauung oes iungen
gaares au boasiebeu. SIN 2aufe bes
Nbenbs eri@ien Der Veu : 9-aunfelier
Mdnner9pr unb bra6te ben Neuperz
ntdblteu bur6 Elm Stdnb6en feline
DuIoigung bar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Muer.e,.

Der 5tiftunes 8al Der Mlamo
gege Yet. 466 Der A. L. O. H. finoet
am Donnerfag ben IS. Medr3 i'm SaaIe
oes &a1no TAFT. 8eiten Danf fur Die
treunoli9e ueberfenbung BON ginlaB=
Garten!
4nn o%ergangettea Dienfag farb
IN Der GriofraBe netli9 BON San Be=
bro, Elm &nabe Nafnens Gbas. Sones
unter berod9tigen umfdnben, 10 boB
lt9 Or. SoDrp tpeigerte, einen 8egrabs
niBl9ein aussufellen. ST bebauptet,
bob bier eine 8ergiftung mittelit Mors
pbtum borliege, bas Der Gnabe in Bill
len erbielt, bic Don Dr. 2otprp Derz
i6rie6en morbel tparen. gs fanb cine
Goroners= unteriu6ung itatt, bod tonns
te 1t9t ermittelt peroen, auf peI6e
Welie bas Gift in bic Piaen gerietb.
Sas lfeuerbare @igentbum Der
farbigen 8eb6lferung BOT fi9 mad ben
WheRments2iiten felt ben leBten aebn
SaGren I'm bas Dreifade permebrt.
Sm Sabre. 1876 betrug es $32, ITO unb
gegeapdrtig betrdgt es $107. 1926.
-Sn Nuifin lieB lt6 far3li6 elm
Berein bon Garbigert in San Miguittne
9artern, Der religi6ie 3mede perfoIgt
uno folgenosn Mamen fibrt: 1.-THE
kingdom of God and of Heaven being
the church of the living God, the
church of. the first born,
- Sic @emeinbeit Der bemofrotis
t9en 8ldtter fenn3ei9net 70 re9t mods
folgenbe 8emerfung. bic mir einem
0erfelben entnebmen: v@o1te tpirfli1
glairs S9ulbia angenommet1 uerbeu,
10 1T es nod elm Slid, ooB bas @eIb
tn ben Slotaaten bur9 Die 1dnbe BON
Oemotratet gebt unb ni6t bur1 bic Der
rduberiI9en &epublitaner, an 6ereu
eteles bdngen bleiben tpiir6e. 0ieGeiht
bat Blair ielbt mebrere We6iel su
poufe liegen, bic be3ablt tperoen milf
ten. Wittlerpeile b6ren mir, baB es in
pennfDloanien 100000 Ginber giebt,
bic feine 56ule beiu6eu. @arum
tpirb 6as @elb ni6t fir bieie Der.
manbt2"
- @ine grdBliGe untbat wirb bon
pa9uca in Merito beri9tet. 9ie go.
li3ei fanb baieIbft in Der @troBe eineu
&orb, ber augendbt mar nno berieIbe
entbielt bic 2ei9e zines n%eugeboreneu
9inbes uno swei GaBen. Sic Rdber
batten bas &inb gang 5erfraBt uni
pabrf9einli@ get6btet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Eeras.

= Sad Beri6ten oon galbeTon int
Die bDrtigen Burger ber Strifes uno
Bopcotts iber6riifiig unb tpDlten ni9ts
mebr babpn b6ren.
Sc. s. MaribalI, elmer Der Nn.
fiibrer Der 2nigbts Of 2abor in Bale.
fine bat Elm Circular per6ffentIi9t, in
Dem er als urfa6e bes 5trifes Bic
ni6tbepiIiste Gorberu1g ber Srfarbei=
ter angiebt, ibren Sagelohn auf $1.5O
gu erb6ben. Die gifenba6n= 8eamten
bebaupten aber, baB bies nidt Der
8runb bes Strifes fei.
Die GDfomDtibenfLbrer ber 9eras
Baeihesabu in Yolham ertldrten in
eias j giie.iat. = / il ai9.s nit benz
Strite Der Giisababnerbeiter gu tbun
baben.
BON Big Springs niro gen1eIbet,
baB bet @iienbabnbertebr tpieoer ftatt.
finoet, naGbem Buabesmarfbal Sa6s
man bafelbt er51ien unb 40 Babnars
better at 1einen GebiIfen ermannnte.
- Gra1t bon st. 2puis rod 3eras
uir6 ieBt Our9 Die MifiifippisD ampfer
bis NeD Orleans beri6ift.
- Die Mrbeiter Der gentralbabn in
gorieana finb ~entlafen morben.
= 8ermummte unb bepafnete Mdn,
net brangen in bas &unbbaus gu 8airb
unb ma6ten bic 2oepmotiDeu unbraud=
bar. Ser Sheriff nit 6 @ebalfen Be-
tuadt ieBt bas gigentbum Der Cons
pagnie.
= Mn ben Babnen beg gouIo Gp.
ftems finb 5000 glerfs, 9elegrapbifen
unb anbere 4rbeiter entlaHen pprber.
Die frifenben Gnigbts Of 2abor
in paleffine Granddaughter Die bortis
gen 2aufleute, oaB iie uiaig feien, bic
ibnen geb6rigen In ben Gra9tears Bee
finoliden Maaren mad ibren Stores
Su ~bef6rbern, wenn Die g%iienbabn ; Bes
amten iol9es erlaubten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
9mmser mub 2iebe.
gaaabe BON s. gpenarius.

9as mar bos Grdulein 6ilbsgarb,
9ie lieB fi9's ni6t gefa1en,
Sic fpra9: nSbr feib, 0err 6ulberi1,
Der unberl6dmtte bon MQenl
Was ortngt S6r gu na@tf9lafenber 3eit
Sn meine Gemenate9
9ebt gu6 bon bannen, 0err 6ulberi6,
DaB gn6's ni@t libel geratbel"
9a fant 9err 0ulbri6 auf bieRnie:
% @ngel 9u auf grben!
Wte f6nnt' id iemals obne Sid,
Du 9ulbin, ielig perben2
9ieb' ME Elm e6atten fed i@ Sabin
8era9tef 9u mein preilen-
. leg mir Hitterproben auf
Sud meine Sreu' au bepeifen!"
Sic 6fnet Elm bunfles R~6mmerlein:
rytun tretet elm tl1r fr6bli9,
unb uenn's, 6err Sitter, Sud tpieber
tagt,
@epiB, TO ma9' i9 gu9 felig!"
Damn f9ob fie fanft ben Riegel au:
9err 0ulori6 f@pamm anfangs in
MDnne-
Sod atueimol, pdbrenb er iinneno fab,
etieg ouf unb nieber bic @onmel
Inb aIs fe gun, brittenmal aufpdrts
ftieg,
Sagte fte aud benz 6eIben-
Bonn Sbarletn Hang Der &iesel la9t:
9a bort er fibes Melber,
Da fhffert ibm f66n Silbegarb
Qolbieiig In Die Sbrei:
rNun pdblt = unb mas SIR tpdbleit
m6gt.
Sas babt SIR fhr / m + erforen ! u
Was aoa 10 tounberiamer Duft
Wobl bur9 bic Remenatena
Nn ether Wano Elm Minnebett fanb,
Nn Der Der anbern elm @1bpienbrateu !
Serrn 6ulori9's Seele mar tueid uub
tpeb,
Ct muBte fi6 ni6t gu ratben-
S96a 9ilbegarb berneiste fi9,
6err 9nlbri6 iprang nod benz -
8raten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Dompfidiff : a3eatur.

@orOoeutfde 96mpferIiuie mad unb bon 9etu.
9ort unb Baltimore.
Samburs. u meritanii9e 9ampferlinie.
Walorb 9ampterIinie.
&eO Star unb 8ranaOiide Dampferlinie.
Btuiee Giutpau0erers EtfetS
mad nno bon alien gunften in europa. 1lniere
Ngenten in europa unb Stem gorf mibmen BET
Beforoeruag bon GamiIien bon unb mad bent
alten Saterlanoe befonbere Gufmerfiamfeit.
Mue arrangements fDnnen nit hem llnteraeib .
reten s~etrOfen tperoen. @esen Staten nnb Sn-
formation penoe mnn iid fdriftli@ ober minb-
lid an
5. 8. WacNamara, linton T,det Msent,
2s5, Gommercetr Sampmanns 8anfsebaube),
Xutp3W @on Intonio
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Gin alter gsarasr fprimt.

Mr. 8. 30. Rorris, elm alter 8epobner bon
&Ome, Ga, fast, bab er beftie an NierenIeiben
nsbrere Sabre lang an Ieiben bate uno ebenfO
brei SABRE lang an eczema. gu 3eiten fonnte
ct gar ni@t seben unb bate biel Seillnittel
erfolsloS heriudt, Bis er anfina electric Bitters
90 sebraudeu uno feline 9anfe nnb gi6e mil
Badlens Nrnica GaIbe einsureiben. Diefe
gebanDIuns berfdnfte inn Grlei1terune, uab
beBbalb empiiebIt er Electric 8ittsrs alien, Die
nit 9ierenIeiben bebaftet iinb, ober eines 8Int.
r~einisers beOirfen. gu baben bel u. Drei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
California @eine.

9err s.. 5. M e er, @boleiaIe &
@etailbdnbler in Meinen, Mlamo YIaaa,
1T Dor Gurjem non ieiner pierten Sc
i9dftsreife mad g~alifprnien auradges
febrt. st fam ieBt feline &unben unb
Gamilien nit ben belten @orten bon
@alifornia=M einen unb reinem 9rau=
bens Branbp Derieben. Reinen gaIifors
mia @laret bertauft er Die @auone-$1.
ports unb anbere unperfdli9te Meine
fiab tets Bel linn norrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
8mtterif,s 0atterus.

Wir baben bic ggentur fit ben 8er-
tauf bon 8utterif's patterns erlangt
unb balten biefe Mufter iebt ~porrdtbig.
Sine eompetente Dame itebt bieiem De-
partement Dor unb tpirb bic 2tnaabl ber
erforberli6en Darbs fur iebes aIeis
b~ungsffid angeben.
9,3,t6 ,tp1m WoIff & Marr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
M faepaB

Wer 99ube unb Gtiefel gebrau6t,
Der gebe gu 8. &. GuIIiban, SO.
249 Mefsg ommerceitraBe. 9err Sui
linan lit gegenwdrtig i'm Often, um elm
neues uno grOBartiges Waarenlaser
ein3ulegen. SeBbalb tpiro ct fein iebi.
aes groBes Eager BON GtiefeIn unb
S1ubet 10 big 30 prosent biliger pers
faufen als friber, UNI &aum gu MAIDEN
fir bic neueu Maaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
gpltpu Il Npltp,t.

Gittirndre unb 2ommifions > 3auf.
leute go. 2, 4 unb 6 W. 6%oufors
StraBe, Sun Mntonio, tdufai1 uro bers
taufen gebrau6te W6bsI, Seppi9e,
@las= unb 8le9maoren &c. Mer biI<
lig faufen min, benz 1T bter cine gins
fige gelegenbett gebOten. Gan3e
0auseimri9tungen biaig au erperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11

= Die alte Girma g TAIL & Mr in
Baltimore bat fi6 bur6 bic Nor3ugli@>.
feit ibrer Gabrifate in &au@= unb
S9nupftabafen bDber Hubm ertpors
ben. S6waraer Better, @iegel- Gard=
ifer unb @riiner portorico iinb Die po:
puldrfen Sorten e~rfterer @attung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Nusber Gaf4inasaett.

Grau a.: nDenten sic fd. meir
Mdn1 mar Mnfaugs bur9aus basegsn,
baB mir ben Mastenbau belu6en foa.
ten. CT meinte, bns Mmiiiement fuiegs
bic Rotten uidbt auf.a
Grau %. nllub mos berfebter
sic barauf9@
9D9tsrdeu Der Grdu g.: Die III.
berner Q6Hel.@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
u I'M 4

9err Nic. Sengs beebrt f@ al
len ieinen RunDen an5useigen, baB Ct
tetne Bu9banblung nod SO. A Wefz
@ommerceitraBe, gegeniber bon s.
@roos & Co., neben pancoaft, berlegt
bat. 1913, 2mt1mtp
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11

- 8. aaIteher & Son, apOt6efer, bslde
intraer far bas @obI leiner aunben beforgt ii,
bat fest ben gerfauf bon Or. 8o1anfo's
&a1ea. 'unb 2un9eH : Gprup erbalten, Elm
&eilmitteI, iDeldes unfebIbar alt @rfaItunaen,
S9mer5en IN Der Brua, nno ale qunaen,
fraulbeiten furirt. Bur qrobe nebmet cine
WrobeHaf6e. @epobnti&e Gr6be so gents
mn ri 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11
Little Beehive.

@rnf sange, eisentbamer+
0adfoIser BON g. 8. @it&ea,
21s OF S%ouitonfrase, neben benz ~ganbbtore.
berfertist ollie srten bon Gduben nnb Stiefetn
unb fibrt @eparaturen i@nea unb gut aus.
aomut uuD aberseust Gu& ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-11

SIN Wilam part iino wieoer cine
4n5abl 1eusepflanater 9dume bur@ b6s.
tDilige Wenf6en 3erft6rt porbeu.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
PERSONALITIES.

Miss NJ. p. NDMO Is at Old Point Comfort
REV. Henry WARD BEEcHER will preach n
sermon in DR.. Parker's City Temple to-day.
COY. PORTER, first assistant secretary OF state
has gone to Tennessee for few weeks vaca.
tion.
SINCE he has been at New London, ex.Pres.
ident Arthur has been steadily improving. and
now eats solid food.
IT is officially denied at Constantnople that
the sultan sent any presents to President Cleve-
land on the occasion of his marriage.
"TnE Witch of WenHm Lake" was beautI.
fully recited by Bessie, little daughter of
Charles s, Walport, at the closing exercises Of
Miss Hanks school.
DR. j. LEE ADAMS has invited the commits
mlssloners to attend mass meeting Of the
District of Columbia Associated Veterans Mon.
day evening, July r.
MIR. J. +. LEGGE the general Washington
agent of the Baltimore and ohio Railroad
Company, has resigned to assume the superin'
tendency OF the Erie express, west Of Buffalo
and Salamanca.
Mr.. WILLIAM HUNTER, second assistant Sec
rclary Of state, who has been confined to his
room since last November, isin about the same
condition that he has been for weeks past
The chances OF his recovery are not encour.
aging,
4. W. RAYMoND, Of Indianapolis, Ind. n
clerk Of class one in the ofcQ Of the aljutlnt
general U. $. A., has voluntarily resigned
lie viii go to New York this fall and pursue
the study of medicine at Bellevue Hospital
medical college.
THE following Washing,oniAus are registered
at the Hygcia Hotel, Old Point Comfort, Val:
W. +. Gardner, Frank Rivers, Green u. Raun,
Lieut. Oystcrand wife, Il. T.. Whitman, u. S, A.,
aud wife, Miss II. Jennings, Jules Guthrdge
aud Perry Heath,
THE people of Western Michigan ask that
out of the $4,000 Appropriated by Congress for
the erection Of headstones ut soldiers graves
that at least 1900 be- used for the erection oi u
monument IN memory of the seventy un.
known soldiers buried at Grand Rapids.
pR. T.. 5. KIMBALL LEFT the city on Saturday
evening last ON his way TO Europe. IIa Win
visit Boston to attend the annual meeting OF
the Music Teachers Association Of the uniled
sttes, of which he Is u member lie will be
Joined 10y his WIFE, and sal on The sth Of July
Tor LOndOnand the continent,
National Republican., 1886-07-01
UNITED IN wEnLocK.
4 brilliant wedding Mt Christ Church,
Navy Yard.

There was a brilliant wedding at Christ
Church, Navy Yard, at II o'clock yesterday
morning. Miss Caroline salisbury, daugh-
ter ~ chief Engineer Charles II. Baker,
United States army, was united In marriage
With Resistant Engineer Jno. Howard
Baker United states navy, and professor OF
The higher mathematics aud engineering at
s. Johns College, Annapolis, Md
The Impressive ceremony OF the Episcopal
service was given with great solemnlty by
Rev. Ur Charles ID. Andrews I'm the pres
cuco " an audience filling the church. The
bride came In with her father. She was
beautifully dressed IN ivory satin with long
train aud the front OF the skirt yelled with
TsdOu lace aud presented most charming
picture ~ beauty and grace. The brides
maids Mics Loring, daughter Of the engineer
iu chief % the navy; Miss Chase, OF An.
uapolis. Misa Kitty Baker, sister OF the
bride, and Miss Duncan were escorted by
the uthera, Ensign n. &. Poundstone and
Astistunt Engineers y. J. scholl aud J. l..
Gov, ~ The navy, aud Mr.. Frank Baker,
beautiful girls, were elegantly dressed In
white suuh. with lace oycrdrosscs aud
sailOr lats Assistant Engineer Martin
hCvinHt0n, 4. n. A., nlle1 the trying Office
- beet man. Aftor the ceremony n we'd
ding breakfast was served at the residence
- The brides father, NJ the navy yard.
Among The guests present at the church
aud house we're Admiral Rodgers, Engineer
in.Chitf Lonng, Capt r. II. Wallace, U. $.
y. and Mra. Wallace Comdr. aud Mrs. Nc.
Oormick, Comdr sands, Naval Constructor
Uichbofn aud Mrs. liichborn, Mrs. W. w.
Queen, Ms. Bishop, Civil Engineer A. q.
Mcuoral, 4. a y, chief Engineer McCart.
ney, surgeon Boyd, Mrs. McCauley, Com.
m0dorc and Mra Kellogg, Miss Bertle
Greer, Lieutenant aud Mrs. Porter aud Miss
roftef, Lieut.. Lloyd, u. :. "; ex-Consul
GoldthCruurh, aud Surgeon Mel. Ruth,
t.s.N
Prof usker and wife left for the White
mountains, where they will spend the sum
mfT.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

IN bis last baccalaureatc, preached last
Sunday, the venerable President Porter "
Yale forcibly pointed out what seems 30
him to be the coming conflict between
science and religion. "Those practical
questions" he says, (which threaten TO
agitate and convulso society wiz very soou
force every educated man 20 ask aud 10
answer the comprehensive inquiry, Il there
or is there not a kingdom OF God slowly
but surely lifting itself up In the sight Of
the nations, OF is II kingdom OF science,
a kingdom Of fate aud force, that has no
promise for the poor, no comfort for tho
sorrowlng, no justice for the wrougol, no
deliverance for the oppressed, or, at the
utmost, nothing more than n blind ten
doncy Of progress toward the brilliant
mirage that etcrnally fees before the dis
appointed vision !" Whereupon the Bos-
ton Globe, In a strain of piety as credltable
| TO rs II is unusual In Democratic news
paper, remarks that "the millions upon
millions who hold the Christian faith will
feel strengthened by the sturdy adherence
Of men like President Porter TO the old
lines; and whatever opinions may be held,
every one will yield respect to the eutspoken
advocacy of his belief by this distinguished
scholar and theologian." We begin to
suspect that the ''reform" wave has finally
reached Boston.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
EXECUTIVE INFORMATION.

POstOflcCs have been established at Ayres,
Scott county and Corbln, Caroline county, Va,
Lieut.. W. II. Nostrand has resigned from the
navy, aud his resignation has been accepted TO
take effect at once,
Pay Inspector James Hoy has been ordered
Ia continue on duty Nt the Washington navy
yard until Dec. 81, 1886,
The contract for supplying coal for the War
Department for the next fiscal year has been
awarded William e Dodge
The contract for furnishing the Interior De-
puTtment with BlgclOw body brussels carpet
tOr the geXt fiscal year has been awarded
MCssrs, Petersen ~ Childs of this city.
The following have been awarded contracts
fur furnishing the government hospitals for
the insane with coal for the next fiscal year :
Hard stove coal To j, Maury Dove whose bid
was ,5lOpCr ton; Cumberland coal. charcoal,
aud split pine wood 10 J. NJ. Wheatley, Items
on the schedule for lumber and building MAJ
tCrinl were tGwardpd 10 r. B, Cross, ir., John
Milllr, W. d, Campbell q CO., aud George A.
s. iolGn, The leo contract was awarded to tle
Great Falls Ice Company,
National Republican., 1886-07-01
Advance SCIENTIFIC Weather Rnren5

Thursday, l-Morning fair; cool air; day hot
and rather fair; sunset cool night warm and
fair.
Friday, 2-Moruing fair; clouds to 10 n. M;
weather will deteriorate through the evening;
Amer p m. clouds will gather fast, with
strong signs OF change and light or brief show
eTs; night, some cloudy.
Saturday, 3-Brighter at sunrlse clear or
clearing, with a cool air; day fair and fine
throughout and the best day OF the three (3l,
4th; and 5th) to celebrate. N. B.-Night fair
and fine
sunday, 4-Cooler and more cloudylthan Sat-
urday; light clouds at IL n. m, and 2 and 5 p.
rinS asn sly "a, "TS ho nIs6, ,anms nnso,,Isd
Monday, July 5-There Is foul crisis about
o a. m, boding little rain; cooler and more
cloudy as the morning advances, but toned by
the coming noontidc heat. The morning may
give only threatening clouds at s a. m. and
noon After . p. N. II may rain.
JUNE 80. 1856. f. l.. CAPEN, Chief.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
AMUSEMEN a rs.
ATnATTlIIsg

"BoccNcio" was given at Albaugh's last night
by the Winston company in splendid style to IA
fashionable audience. Tonight "Donna
Juanita' will be presented.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT To WILLIAM H. DANIEL
The testimonial benefit last evening, at Har.
ris's BiOu Theater, to Mr.. William II. Daniel,
by the mercantile clerks of Washington. was
largely attended and a more merry and better
entertained audience has not been seen. All
the singing and acting was excellent, and
much Of the performance encored and re.eu-
coTcd. Flowers were often presented.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

THE Concord Monitor voices the preva.
lent Republican sentiment Of New Eng-
land In the remark that it impresses most
people as being very remarkable that the
present executive has singled out pension
bills "for an exercise of the veto power
that is without precedent in the whole his
tory Of the country, ard is so eager to dash
the hopes of half-hundred disabled sol
diers that he adjourns Cabinet meetings,
and refuses to attend to the other routine
business Of his oflice.m One is not COM
PEELED to 60 up tree to look at this mat.
ter in just that way.
National Republican., 1886-07-01
COMPLETE THE CRUISERS.
Secretary whitney Urges the Necessity
for Immediate Supply of Money.

Secretary whitney Urges the Necessity
for Immediate supply of Money.
The acting secretary Of the treasury sent
to the Senate yesterday letter from the
Secretary OF the Navy, submitting a request
for an appropriation OF $ls6,99S to COM
plete the three steel cruisers Chicago,
Boston, and Atlanta--and TO pay the
amount due on the dispatch boat Dolphin.
In his letter the Secretary OF the Navy says
that OF the total appropriation S95,S6l are
needed by the bureau OF construction and
repair, aud $9i, 1877 by the bureau OF ord
nance. On the 18th instant, he says, the
balance on hand under the bureau Of con-
struction and repair was only S2i, ,656,
which would carry on the work not more
than one month from that date. "Unless
the appropriation required by that bureau
be made at once,n he says, "work on the
vessels In course of construction at Mr..
Roach's yards must be discontinued, and
the final payment on the Dolphin cannot
be made, thus causing much embarrassment
to the government and Mr.. Roach's as
signees The appropriation required by the
bureau OF ordnance is necessary to com
plete the armament OF these vessels. and
the balance now on hand available for the
purpose will be exhausted long before the
next session Of Congress"
The Secretary adds that the vessels are
so far advanced that Ii is safe to say (basing
the opinion on the amount so far expended
ard the estimated amount required to com
Dlete them) that their total cost will be In
the neighborhood of $3,S00,000. This sum
includes the salaries OF ciyll employees and
the travel expenses of officers on duty con-
nected with the construction OF the vessels,
National Republican., 1886-07-01

THERE is great deal more than grain
Of truth in the suggestion Of the New Or
leans TimcS-D Democrat that the great
progress the anti-llquor movement has
made in the south is due to the good sense
of the southern brethren in keeping out OF
state and national politics. The fight is
made within counties or districts aud
without any regard to party lines. There
is no Prohibition party, and, as a rule,
Democrats and Republicans, whites aud
blacks, fight together against another com
bination of Democrats and Republicans.
National Republican., 1886-07-01

ALLEN G. THURMAN has been made Ill. D.
by Otterbein university, Of Westervllle, Ohio.
This is the principal distinction achieved by
Otterbein university. Commercial.
A rural academy compelled to trudge
along through this vale Of tears under such
heavy load of name as Otterbein uni
versity needs no other distinction than the
disparity between what 1t is and what It
calls itself. AS to Judge Thurman, he
made himself learned doctor of laws long
before this university" tried to use him
as an advertisement.