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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
VA NA MARER'S

When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is a meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you |;
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
LJ egs@.4 ssys. |.
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PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.

We remind you Of the many
bargains we have offered to you
within the last two weeks.
These are all actual bar
gains" or in other words, they
are sold for less than they can
be bought for in any other store.
We have added d number of
others to the already long list of
reductions.
Pure Milanesc Silk Gloves,
stitched backs, finest colors and
black, formerly SIC. reduced to
25c.
Finest English Lisle Gloves,
regular finish, formerly 25c. re.
duced to I5c.
Black Beaded Grenadine re-
duced from $I.25 to $I.oo.
Black Spanish large dot dra-
perry net, 56-inch wide, reduced
from $2.oo to $3.50 yard.
Parasols, in all colors satin,
reduced from SI.oo to SSc.
Fancy Parasols reduced from
S2.oo to $I.25; from $3.50 to
Sr.75; from SAYS to $a.oo.
One lot OF White Fans, white
Ivory sticks, feather ends, plain
or painted, reduced from 75c.
to soc. a piece.
Satin finished Jute stand
covers, reduced from SI.35 to
SI.2o.
Brainerd & Armstrong; knit
ting silk, one lot at 25c. a ball,
regular price 33c.
Remember the four lots of
Jerseys, at o., IS, sI.oo and
SI.25 a piece. This is your last
chance to get them for these
prices.
One lot OF Lace collars at
I9c, worth SIC
One lot at Ioc. worth 2oc.
Special bargains in table
linens, towels and napkins.
All stamped linen goods at
reduced prices.
Our fans are in operation all
day and make our store rooms
the most delightful in this city.
ASTRlCH'S P. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
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The American Party.

\ II seems that there Is an American
Z paEty In the field which proposes to itself
national convention and q national
dckst. II successfully advertises itself
lbom out In California by proposing
AoGam 8. Hewitt for president. Mr..
Hewitt says be ID not fool enough to run
- ~ candidate, and we believe him. He
vouh make very good president, in.
4oed, and We would be very glad
- vots for him, not because he
oolisvss In the doctrine of the American
Dngtv, which be probably does not, but
oooonse hs 10 generally right In his beliefs
- euusaseous In acting up to them.
~ = The manner Of man we want over
Wo presume the American party
uon1s - exclude other foreigners from
~ eounty. beside the Chinese and
- ~ ths country may be ripe for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

"EvERy advance towards . FREQ exchange
OF commodities is an advance In civiliza-
lion; every obstruction to . free exchange
is born OF the same narrow, despotic spirit
which planted cantles upon the Rhine TO
plunder peaceful commerce; every obstruc.
tion TO commerce is tax upon consump-
ton; every facility TO . free exchange
oheapens commodities, increase trade and
production, and promotes civilization.
Nothing is worse than sectionalism within
anation, and nothing 10 better for the peace
OF nations than unrestricted freedom OF
commerce and Intercourse with each
o,her."-JoHN SHERMAN. Report on "Aa
International Monetary Standard" June
Oh 1868.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

THE only persons to be affected by the
passage OF the free- wool feature of the Mills
bill are the gentlemen who are engaged in
that infant industry established by Adam
In tho year one--oi watching sheep eat the
grass provided by nature. Not Q woollen
mill In this country will close when the
Mills bill passeA We only raise in this
entire country EOS. 0O0. 600 pound OF wool,
according TO Mr.. Mills, and We consume In
manufacture about GoO. O0O. 900 poundA On
the man anufactured article We have from 90
to 2lS per cent. duty.-NeW York World.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
The Prize of Beauty

Would never have been awarded to Venus Al
her teeth had been yellow. Frau mortal, uu.
like the deities OF fable, have perishable teeth
but these they retain unimpaired TO an sd
vanced age. II they will use suZoDuNT
which keeps the teeth free from Impurities
which destroy them and renders them objects
OF admiration. II Is pure, refreshing, leaves
an agreeable flavor In the mouth. ana sweet
ems the breath. F,M,WSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

TO be freed from the dangers OF suiYocation
while lying down; to breathe freely. sleep
soundly and undisturbed to rise refreshed,
head clear. brain active ana free from pain or
ache TO know that no poisonous. putrid mat
ter denies the breath aud rots away the deli.
cate machinery of smell, taste and hearing ;
TO feel that the system Goes not, through its
veins and arteries. suck ur the poison that is
sure TO undermine and destroy, 10 indeed a
blessing beyond all other hnman eptoyments,
Topurchase immunity from suoh fate should
be the object Of all Athletes. But those who
have tried many remedies and physicians de.
spair of relief or cure:
sANFORDS RADICAL CURE meets every
phase OF Catarrh, from q simple head cold 70
the most loathsome ana destructive stages 1t
is local and constitutional. Instant in reliev.
Ing permanent in curing, safe, economical
ana never.fAtling.
,sArroRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of ono bot
tie Of the RADICAL URR one box OF GA ApRHAL
soLvssT, ana one IMPROVED INHALER, all
wrapped IN one package, with treatise and al.
recuons, ana sold by all druggists for sl co.
POTTER DRu0 h CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
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JOHN r. FELLOWS, of New York, In q
speech at Baltimore paid q tribute to the
memory OF William Henry Harrison, but
suggested that q srandfather's fame was
sometimes like grandfather's olock, which
"Stopped short never to 60 again when the
o, d man died"
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: Daily IntsIlIsencer.
"a s.As0AsFHns JULY :. Isss

T1nr lrFusxssBHons publishes all the
11Soo nOwp Of the United Press MP 70
y pBe1ble hour.
- Daaly Nation Of TIE IxruLlI.
= oasiverea BY carriers in the city
oasoaneing towns for 100. per week |,
tD mnal, 80 years o2bo for SIX months
10 ~ SAfoo month"; 90. Per month.
- WDnxLY lNruLLienrcnR Double sheetl
r - rsgss. only $50 per annum. In a.
u1Glbeu whining tAsar address changed
A mnA 40 stass who're the paper y nov for
|1v0ls6Gmmh irom 10 70 = o.. psr lin
IA 80 INSERTION, according 70 location.
Ll xH1 INIBLLIoENCEh
lAncastsr. Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
No Rheumatic About Me.
IN ONE MINUTE,

IN ONE MINUTE.
The Cuticurs Anti PAN Plaster relieves
Rheumatism, sciatic, sudden, Sharp ana Rer.
vous Pains. Strains ana " Weaknesses. The
inal, instantaneous. tnfailible, safe. A mar.
yelious Antidote to Pain, Inf animation and
rior to all other plasters. At all druggists, q,
cents five for sl 90; or. postage free, of Por.
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co Boston, Mass.
je2S lyd ", ,S&lyW
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A GREAT VOICE.
She sang soprano sweetly,
Her voice was like lyre;
Bat on sunday she ate onions,
And busted up the choir.
From the Lincoln journal
aoma renlirh ruauIa

some Tooiisl Toopls
Allow cough 10 run until Il gets bevono tho
reach OF medicine. They often saw. " On ~
VIII wear away" bat in most cases IL
wears them away. Could they be Induced TO
Balssm, which We sell on positive Rusrantse
70 cure. thty would Immediately see the ex
Druggists. tamil Ivn
(2l '~A" Ayu ew
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
CurlCURA REMEDIES;
Every Night I Scratched
Until the skin was raw. Body covered with
scales liks spots Of mortar. 'Cursd by the

A1vVAy MAoAV 4NVAWVOAxVO =
Untii the skin was raw. Body covered with
sSsics S,,,: liss spoM OF mortar. Cursd BY the
change your CurIcusA RExsDfrs performed on
me, Abont che lst Of April last poticsd some
RED pismp,sss iss cS ming o,t All oyer my body.
mortar spoitsd on. ana which came on IL
scratch sysSy night ansil wss Sa ras. .hsa o the
next night ihe scales, being formed mea y.
j Consult. I'll tho doctors II sR sSs oouniry M but but
so.sIy: ! hsppensa 70 sss x n ssvs.tissmsst
piss snd pSrsSsssS tssm MIR rom V1SV my drussi.,,
and Obtained almost imme6iate relief. be.
ana ss :ssy oss py ons
$snss hS sS1 az S:'a ;ss
CuTiounA nsHrDlHs. and in four or nvs vsesks
and p.orissis; I rstommen6ed' CgiicuI1
Who Ssns% ana n2s sSsns
me for the hnowledge II them. especially
ss3. ana Sos csnHos
n Inn wosos the tnsnas An 70 you for what the CuII
o,e 70 behold Now my skin IL ~ nice and
49,, GEO. oorIY. Nsrrill Wis.
Feb. z, lsss Not a trace whatsoevsr OF the
disease Il ON which suffered has shown itseli
| since my. GEO. COTEY. 7
! We cannot DO Justice TO the esteem In which
CUfIcURA, the great skin Cure, and CJfkuRA
from ~ a. and uu4IossA ssn Sssns p1rcS
Blood Purfner, are held by the thou ands upon
thousands whose lives have bean made bapS:
Dy the cure OF ag0nix Ing, humili n Ing, itching
| scaly and pimpiy diseases Of the skin, seal .
| ana blood, with loss Of hair.
Fold everywhere. Price, CuTIcuRA. 6Oc
roAP 2sc RxsoLvsrr, u 90 Prepared by .tht
fOixsk DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Bos
Arsend for How TO Cure Skin DIseasep, :
i o. pages, 3D. illustrations, ana 100 Testimonial q
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rHIRTfsNTH!a %

Fl
You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather) thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store,
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
OF pen, and all the facilities of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE,
~ Rupture. yaricocele and Special Diseases
OF either sox. Why be humbugged by Quacks
ULAR PHYSICIAN in Philadelphia who mskes a
speciality of the above diseases and CURus
THAhf CURES GUARANTEED. Advice Free dav
ana evening. Strangers can be treated and "a.
turn home same day. Offices private.
DIR. w. II. WRIGHT,
atl North Ninth Street, Above Race,
p. q. BOX 67S PhiiadeInhfa
feb6lydAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

Two slxty.two pound watermelons, the
heaviest OF the crop In Southwestern Geor-
gia have been expressed to Mira Grover
Cleveland by Georgian admirers. These
melon mon have a bold method OF ad vor.
ttaing their products.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
A GREAT DIsCOyERY.

The greatest dis covery of the nineteen IN can.
tnry Is Dr. Leslie's Special Prescription for
sick headache, which 10 the discovery OF an
eminent physician ana used by him for over
thirty years before giving Il TO the public. ana
y stands today without rival. Head ad yer.
ttsement IN another column,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07
DENSON'S PLASTERS,

You can stop that scratching
WILL YOU ana fretting by using KABuRY g
HIS DRoNAPHTHo1 eoAP for Tet-
EXCHANGE ter, Eczema, ~ingworm, lsrou nd
Itch, Poison Oak, or other akin
eUfFERIN9 or scalp disease that Is worrying
you night and day. When once
FOX cured by this soap there will be
no retu m OF the trouble.
CONFRONT IL you wish to prevent oonta.
gious or " catching Diseases
AND JOY3 daring the summer months
(either among your family OF
your domestic antmals,l burn SEABuRY's euL.
rHUR CAEDLxs freely In your Closets, Cellars,
kitcnens, OuthOuses, Chicken Coops, Bird
Cages. Stables, Hog Pens etc. Absolutely no
danger OF fire. These candles are handy and
always ready for immediate use.
~ Remember BESsoS's PLASTER for aches
and pains. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07


40 ignorant as tho Record upon the sub
ject Of the tariff a. 1t affects Pennsylvania
iron Industries. The following complaint
of railroad vice president and the editorial
comment will be appreciated when 1t Ii re.
memberod that the Mills bill does not
change tho present duty on iron ore
How the business men OF tho country
look upon the Mills tariff bill IL shown In
an interview with Vice President Steele OF
the Pittsburg, Hhep ango& IL Lake Erie rail-
road company, reported In the New York
Tribune. Said Mr.. Steele
60 The morest tyrO In political economy
ought TO see that the passage Of the Mills
bill viii ruin tho carrying trade OF tho
country. Take the iron ore product for
instance. II the provisions Of that bill N
to Iron ore arc adopted, disaster will sure
~ come upon that industry. From the
miDos OF Lako Snperiof alone 5000. 900
naces and mills Of Western Pennsy lvania
and Eastern Ohio. FIVE times that quan.
uty OF lime and like material used In the
preparation Of iron IL likewise being trans
ported. Among the first results of the
Mills bill will bs the destruction OF this
resulted, what wide spread stagnstion
would follow Yet this is only q small
part OF the ruin which will follow. In
every portion OF the country have visited
people are gradually awakening to the con.
sequences OF longer continuance Of
Democratic administration.
This is the kind Of argument that ap.
peals both to capitalists In the shape Of
railway stockholders, and to workingmen,
In the form OF railway employees of all
grades. IL the Mills bill takes away the
business of their roads, the former lose
their positions. 1t Ia an argument that
does not need elaboration /; II points Its own
moral and makes Its own application.
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Catarrhal Dangers.

DTMPLES, black-heads red, rough l. chappe
I LII ana skin pre- vented by CuTicURA soA
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PALAOS or FASHION.
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Col, FELLOWS, Of New York, msdo q
great hit at the Baltimore Democratic
meeting when he said: sour govern
ment Is well conducted, and We are at
peace with all tho world except Ingalls, and
Foraker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

did want to tell you also OF one or two
specially good things for this kind Of
weather, In The Atidntic Monthly for July.
But knowing the demand for short things,
I'll not do II to day. UNCAs,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-07

THE Philadelphia Times has performed
. good service 10 ali friends of truth In its
publication side by side OF Clevelsnd's
tariff message, Blaine's Paris and Florence
letters and the Republican and Democratic
tariff planka These contain the essence Of
the issues upon which the coming prcsi.
dental election will be fought We have
arst, the clear and trumpet toned utterance
OF the president on the burning issue Of the
hour. Then comes the criticism thereon Of
tho keenest Republican Of his time. Finally
We have the carefully formulated tariff
planks OF the two parties. Those who can
not make up their minds after reading
these probably have no mind worth con-
sidsring. Certainly nothing could DO less
ambiguous than the diverse doctrine here
presented. Thore II no possibility OF con.
fusion. The insue 10 10 clear that the wsy
farinR man may understand II.
National Republican., 1888-04-11


The following lodges will meet tonight at
tie places named:
Masunc-Washingto Commandery. 30 I.
X r., Masonic Temple
q. \. R.-Kit Carson. No. =. ll9 Pcnnsyl.
NnuiH avenue.
90. F--Federnl City. No. %. odd Eel.
lows Hall; Ruth, No. =. odd Fellows Hall:
Columbia No. |. odd Fellows Hall.
knights of pythias-Fc no >. McCau.
ley's Hall, 900 PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast;
llernonc, No ~, Georgetown; Mount Vernon,
No, ., Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
o. of R.-tnion, No. 81, 3li Eighth street
northwest.
LON Capital, NJ. ii, GO9 street north.
west.
Ir. q. T.. A. M.-American Guard.
No. /, Cropley's Hail. Thirty.tirst and VI
streets: Golden Rule. No. !, Academy
Hail. Georgetown. 1906 Thrty.second street
northwest.
l. q. q. Fidelity. No. 81, uaync.' Hall,
Anacostia; GEO. W. Salter, Wonn's Hall, III
sixth street.
Il. r. of T.-Capital City. No /. Stidhams
Hall, 1923 seventh street northwest.
q. \. Newton Camp lie Droit building,
Room 90
Patriotic Sons of America Washington
Camp, No. I, Golden Eagle Hall, 300 Ninth
street northwest
National Republican., 1888-04-11

The following buildingpermlt were granted
yesterday: II. Trip TO erect four dwellings,
800 To 5ls South Capitol street 10 cost $1,000;
VIM, Muller, erect eleven dwellings, 1!Ol to
ls!3 Maryland avenue northeast. To- cost Sl5.-
eco; j. II. johnson, erect three dwellings i92
to i3G Eleventh street southwest, Si50O: A.
Oclcmunn, erect three dwellings, 1916, 1918. and
1000 seventh street southeast To cost $1,000;
i. y, Carver, erect a dwelling, 1873 L. street
$1,000; John l.. LOngdall, dwelling, seventh
street road, SiOG: II. L. GetZ, dwellings 50]
Ninth street and 81 street southeast, $1,000:
u. G. Hayden. one dwelling. l5lG MasSachu-
sets avenue. 10000,
National Republican., 1888-04-11
Assigned for the Benefit of Creditors.

John W. Cox, dealer in tlnware Chinaware.
stoves groceries, Sc. at 1890 Eleventh street
southeast, has made an assignment of all his
Goods. chattels, fixtures Sc. to his clerk.
JudsOn e. Simpson. for the benefit OF his
creditors Preference as follows Judsun G..
nr l.. l.. friedrich, for medical attendance,
S2O; Frank llume, for goods bought. Sl0J ~
Wm. Groves on promSsOry note S205.:O
Henry NJ. Willis, prOmissory note. SaTj: John
bell, ON account, Sli99, and j. Clark, on ac-
count. so. The first two are 10 he paid in
full, and, If necessary, the other. To- he paid
pro rata.
National Republican., 1888-04-11

Aaron Harvey Potts, by his solicitor. Mr..
Thomas NJ. Fields, yesterday instituted suit
against the Washington National Base Bali
club for $1,000 damages for injuries received
by being struck by II foul" ball willie In at.
tendance upon a game of base ball upon the
grounds Of defendant April H. 1877. In the
and of being furcibly assaulted by defendant
hy being struck on the bridge ui tile nose by u
ball and knocked senselcsS to the ground
sustaining severe and permanent injuries. lie
claims that lie has spent over $1,000 to re-.
cover from said injuries and that he has
hecn greatly disabled in attending TO his oc.
CulatOn as a printer.
National Republican., 1888-04-11
THE SMALL THINGS or A DAY. :
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY,

Nll'
Frank Spraguc was yesterday fined s. for
using an insulting remark tu Miss Flora Dud.
ley,
charles schwartz has been appointed cool,
nt The Washington asylum, vice Hattie Bailey,
removed
The commissioners approve, in a limited de
gree. the House bill comforting certain trust
POWERS upon corporations
IN additional bond uf Sl2OIl hnS been filed
In The probate court 10y Mr.. :. {. Palmer Us
executor uI the estate ui the late Ann Jones.
\ hill has been filed in equity by Henry
schmidt iur "a divorce from Ids wife, Carrie
from the hlr' by his attorney
Ella pntncy. culorcd. was Yesterday given
thirty days in iail for stealing guld ring he.
longing tu Mary Rich, also uu'orcd. and was
tncd s. ~ iiitGcn days IN addition for pro.
family
ulcd. charged with llrrCny In stealing n
bicycle from Tcliuir lIOdsOn was resumed In
the clinna court yesterday and finished \
Neidict oi guilty was rendered.
linrhorma.tcr sutton held an interview yes.
tgiday with the commissioners In reference To
the annoyance OCCaSuurl 10y captains ut
,chuun'rS and other craft nnchoring across
the channel and cutting off transportation he.
tween Washington and Georgetown.
Tie citation issued by Justice Coz, In pro.
bate court against Prof samuel +. Emmuns 10
~huwC"usr. itany he has, why the court should
not issue letters ad cullcgcndum un the estate
uf tie late NclthH A. EmnUms To- some ~uita.
hlc person was returned 10y the marshal a.
served.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
company have asked the comm, sunrrS for n
permit 10 substitute asphalt COnduits for
wuudrn one, ON Fourteenth street between
New York avenue and q street along q
street To Thirteenth, Thirteenth tu EstrCet, T.
street To- Fifth, all northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-11

TIN: Delightful Liquid Laxative, syrup Of
Figs, i most agreeable and valuable family
remedy as II is easily taken by old and Young,
and Is prompt and effective IN curing lIabitual
Il weak and inactive condition of the Kidneys,
Liver, and Bowels, II acts gently, strengthens
the organs, on which II acts, and awaken them
TO Il healthy activity. For sale by all leading
a.
National Republican., 1888-04-11
Hnrinh M A,:linrini,.

The funeral of Gen. John II. King, retired,
was held from his late residence, l5Gp II street
northwest, AT Up. III. yesterday. Rev DR..
Eartlctt ofliciatcd, and the pallbcarcrs were
Gems sheridan, Rucker, Augllr liOlablrd Mae
fcely, Palmer, and Wilcox. and Col. Royal. A
detail of seven men from the 81 artillery
Were the body bearers. The nterment was
made AZ Arlington without the usual military
ceremonies.
National Republican., 1888-04-11
MoneN To be rnId to the Mire.

In the case Of Frank Ralbow.ky luuntic.
Justice Coz yesterday in equity court lsucd
an order directing James lowu les, committee
Of his urrsOn, to pay 500 and SsI per month TO
Mrs lMlbuwsky She l. living IN Hungary,
l!urulC, and the money will b. pvii 10 the
AuNrnl-llmgaran minister tu be- .cnittri
it lpI.
National Republican., 1888-04-11
Curonn, StucI, I'm thc ,IuI,

Mrs NJ G. Lohr, in a letter 10 the commls
'ionora calls attention tu the muddy condl-
tion OF street between Eighth and Eleventh
streets southeast She state. that a portion of
lhr Curcnn embassy while passing IN ear
Rage got stuck in the mud and had tu dis
IItllf
National Republican., 1888-04-11
Recoyered on n PnIlcv.

Int circuit court No. |, l,Ju,tice iIagnrr, yes.
"ict, verdict for the full amount claimed by
pantii with interest from July ~, 1885,, was
rendered in the suit Of Michael Brown against
the Chesapeake Fire Insurance Company to
recover $1,000 the value OF policy un a house
owned by plaintih In Buukyillc, :. C., aud
Which was bmrnrh down.
National Republican., 1888-04-11

The adiutant generals Office has been re-
enforced by the transfer of fifty additional
clerks from the quartcrmHsters office, the
surgeon generals Office, and the rebellion
records office tor the purpose of completing
which has recently fallen greatly behind, 10 Il
rapid completion.
National Republican., 1888-04-11

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Charles c. Wagner and Mamie c. Pow
crs, both of Richmond, va; Richard d. IIawes
and Mary +. Gary, both Of richmond Va;
Max Guttlcib of New York y. y, and Matilda
Augcnstein, of this.city; Samuel j. Glaser and
Henrietta lIclzOg, Florian II. llitz and Clara
both OF Accotnck, va. Paul Sunday and
Christine Rightmullcr, John Il. Mcllvane and
Eliza Ennis, James j. Fedcrinr, of this city,
and Mary X, I'ipsley, of Howard county. Nd;
Perkins and Marie NJ Bcatoun, Philip Mach.
man, of Baltimore. Md, and Jennie KilinSky,
Of New York, Y.
National Republican., 1888-04-11
s,wrr and S,,re.t ,ynri,

E,tiwutcs for laying sewer on the north
sdroi Y street between Tenth street and
Vermont aNonur, under the pUnit system,
have been furnished by the cummls ,loncrs:
ahuh sidewalk at the corner OF seventeenth
and " streets
National Republican., 1888-04-11
verdict Against Mrs. Ethel Moore.

ANmdict forthe fun amount cldmtd was
rendered In circuit court SO /, Justice Hag
ror, yesterday in the suit OF Mrs Cannon, pro.
Irictrc,s Of the Iuchiel llpu @, against Mrs
lLld iluUlc tor board blll VI $40 owed by
the latter