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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

FLOUR AND MEAL~FLoUR-Apart from in.
% result s c % dS S city dn
moderate The feeling throughout vas one OF depression
NJ. sngP 20 S SSas s3g a
Extra - e5aS 40 and fancy e $685. g 10 100 $3.50 Ss
. s5a$s Quotations: City MilI,f %. Yoss
% 3 2 Ss g. wns whes love sse 50
I a. ss cSSse - yf9s
S5oee to Very Fancy gos s5 n5 ct s sp5as
Me s As 2T X 50 SSaS sas
$Sss7 5 ssSIs g. Sg$sI
Closed sa H WEAK 80 soUrHERN FLouR~In light demand
and sin tending in buyers favor sales $50 obs ship
a 9s q gn a Ss q % ana oU
Quoted at % 40Gs3 rs. RYE FLOUk-Dul weak
and dS coRN SO and faI held
Western, SO loas3 30; Brandywine So 80 Sales. 100
GRAIN-wHEAT-There was a disposition to unload
on all months The selling began very early the
West whore eonsieraol, amour. o. ,onS S, WI was
its entirety. The bears hammered the situation fer all It
e @a c on e the s sSus The was ss
transactions represented decline OF l2ai 5sc Deeen,
dSy a1SpP sod Gus az is
a5 T Of %aaae usSs After the break an
attempt made by the bulls strengthen the marke
= lsIc and MAJ + I Al toward ne
az at ISL i' IS below the current figures OF yesiersy
The speculative business only triie larger than yes
terday The cash trading more than 5000 bush
eis, and prices must be regarded as purely nominal
Sales. 27i20OO bu 'hes future. 0Oe bushels spot,
Guiding ungraded Red at "a 14cdS1 Oh II, Nominal
grades are: No. . Rcd. TO i-2G%l % elevator.
q 90 i2ssi 10 anoa, 81 90 l2asi 10 IL T. o. b. No
= Red, yJc0el No 3 October closing at 81 O5 "a do
November. q % Ssssl 10 "a closing a, go "a; 90
January closing at " y "a do May 81 Is i2a
IN price. and dull. BARLEY-In light dema nd
and barely steady in price BARLEY NAL
Dull and somewhat nominal. COKN-Wns nj =,
mSrg or s,1 by the heayness y wheat
centred IN November and December deliveries After
slightly higher opening the options quickly broke LEG
leading To- a. recovery OF '.s9i.2e; leav,
Ing on steady The cash market weakened and de
eporers taking - 900 bushels at the reduction
Mixed. at so ,Sia5l Lac In elevator. so i.2d5ic
sosing at 50 sss O. November ssSl ssc closing az
do Jsnuary 1890 Lee, closing at 40 lee do May
IS dSats iic closing at 4s l4c OATs.The general
ruling comparatively Steady Cash trading was rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
PRODUCE MARKET,

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 1880 p. m.-Beef-In fair demand
Pork-In fair demand Hams-In fir demand BaccnIn mp
demand. Cheese-In fair demand ralow-ln fair demanf
Spirits demand RosinIn ar deniAno
Iard-spo aud fuiuresIn poor demand wheatIn poor a.
mand new No Winter dull at IS I'D new No. 2spny
duh AZ SIS 2ld. Fourth fir demand Ccrn-Spot and g
rcs-n demand mixed Western spot steady at 10 7d
October at Is 7d November steady at Is lid. HOO
Of London New York state-In good demand,
LONDON oct lS.-spirits Of tuIpentine, $50 l0tA =
ANTWERP Oct lS-Petroleum-F1ne pale American. u
francs cenlimes paid aud 20 francs 30 confines sellsrA
BRENEN Oct 8-Petroeum-S marks 10 pfenntgA
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New iJnbiicaiions.

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receipt Of the price, The following are the contents
/. National Platforms.
Q. National Platform Analysis.
3. Tariff History, Legislation and Votea-
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8. Benefits OF Protection to the Farmer
6. Benefits OF Protection the Laborer.
z. Unprotected Labor In Europe
s. Democratic Friendship for Chinese Labor for
Forty Years
g. Homestead Policy Of the Republican Party.
Land Grants, Forfeitures. etc.
II. Pensions and Bounties. with Record O. Votes
10 Democratic Hatred Of Union SoidierS
10. Civil Service Reform.
u. Democratic Rascality In ONCE
IS. The Fisheries and Retaliation.
16. Statistical Tables. Population. Votes, Public
Debt Foreign Trade. etc.
II. Addenda
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River Vesselc and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-The market for Brazil grades on the spot was
steady and quiet prices showing no further change
reported. Fair quoted at 10 1-4c. Mia
grades strong and in fair demand Sales, 4200 mats
Java 2Od2O 3-4c spot Is 34c June sale also LIB
bags Mexican Alb West indies, private terms The
option trading fairly active, and pretty wei , dis
fbuted December IS still In most favor firin
the main feature early. due to higher cable al
vices. Opening sales showed advance OF points,
later on there was further gain ga points with some
buying short subsequently foreign accounts
came in weaker and there heavy pressure TO sell,
leading decline Of 20Q30 points closing barely steady
Sal ha0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

mist in the famous debate, Calhoun, Clay and
many others of less degree. In each case, the
selections have been fecitously made, to illus
trate not only the style Of the orator but to
set forth the school of political thought with
which he was most identified
The weird romances of Charles Brockden brown
imaginative literature. There were also the works
story of Charlotte Temple" by Susanna Rowson
as well the writings of Tabitha Tenney and
Hannah Foster, besides the early dramatic pro-
auctions noted above. One Of the literary rescues
performed by the editors is the saving from
oblivion Of the striking story Of y" Peter Rugg
the Missing Man, contributed by William Austin
to The New-England Galaxy" This was
Yankee adaptation of The Wandering Jew
and The Flying Dutchman." Rugg IA man of
fearful temper. AS darkness falling one autumn
afternoon he found himself at the door of
friend in Menotomy, afterward West Cambridge,
q long distance from his Boston home. lie was
In an open chair, drawn by his own horse. and
had his little daughter with him. terrible
storm was raging His friend besought him TO
stay, telling him the child would perish Let
the storm increase said Rugg, with a fearful
oath, / will see home toni .ht in spite of the
last tempestl may never home Many
time in after years travellers in distant parts
Of the country would encounter Peter Rugg with
the same powerful horse the same old chair, the
same child, still q child but always sad and
weary. He was relentlessly pursued by fearful
tempests, and always driving frantically in the
hope Of reaching Boston before night. Prosaic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

Y ANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lesson
~ with or without the all OF notos HENRY c. Dol
son, 1870 Broadway. bet. 32d ana 33d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

yesterday We're 81 cars q head a. Jes,s,
fy ta for we hs Consigned dna to Mr. 'i Eastman
and sHge for the mos I ade n:
were AZ cars in the yards which there demand
a TEcre se no So beef with
favorable weather Sellers are 6e 9O se selling ri at
Colorado do at l2G7c and Decent % P1iq,e Native
No shipments Of live stock fresh meat from this pofs
cable aavcss 5 Ss ms, q lsd n
' @c dT Fl CT Ss asSs.
lsp go oad to $50 5I per head has be ve
for az kinds r q c snS westerns sssse =
3 g. oa4c; and Common to Choice yeas at 5qsc
sss for sa agny y G S Press: ss
Tor City Dressed Choice bringing d2Sl2 I2cl c.
as avcrase at 2e per Western veai isi
d. Haenssck Hollis: 45 Ggassers 200 n at e. GO pc.
100 e 5 s % D. sS Calves 81 h. at g 81 So vsa
5e qmS w MEfn o. . vsas IS 81 s. 3 aS
' Judd Buckns6am Is State veals 1872 n 81 5os
BqsFks sN 2S e. e. Including 70 car.
late yltaay wv were s. IL cars Of hssd
a. se;sy G and addoe aG cse 6HT from a.
Trade sluggish at still further decline OF 1oal5e on
ions as reported included the sale OF Common to primo
SsoS 81 ' DOWN &C. d Sae to sod az
7 Leo. and Dressed Lambs quiet at $40 12c.
SaIcs-Newton Gllctt: 800 Territory Sheep. ITO IL
average, at "A 10 per 100 u % Indiana do. ll9 n ss
judd ( BaeRnsham ga Buaalc Sheep rs n a. -;
50 State do 10 n at "a 60 do, 10 m at 81 l24 STATE
Lambs 80 n, at s5 %; 1875 do, IL n. at IS S. 2io
Canada do, so n, at SO IL 1-2
r. s. Kase: II Pennsylvania Sheep 90 n. at 81 10l
PENNSYLVANIA Lambs, Us Ii. at 50 IL l2 los do 70 n
j. r. sader & Co. ia Indiana Sheep Jos D. at 81 5oi
16S Kentucky do III n, at ~ 80 10 Ohio do, 40 a.
p ~ -; Is7 Territory do JOS H. at a.; 80 Indiana
sherman + CGycf: 100 Western Sheep. 1902 m a.
(seectsdI, is4 n at sS % s,o 40. 90 a.
1913 ~ ar stf q s5 $50 Western Sa'd Do los
219 do 80 n at - 100 State Lambs 65 ~ at IS eoi
20 do, % H. at s5 90 l2 -
IIaenbeek 4 Hollis: 10 Northern Canada Sheep 1870
N. at SO so 10 State Lambs SO ~ at IS 25 AS do, IS
81 :" ss DO SO b. a. So o. II ZIG DO 70 n at % IL Ia
2o4 do s5 10 at 90 25 13o State Sheep and Lambs mixed
pllen6ack 4 Dewey: 100 State Sheer, teul.ls q n
IS so; 209 Northern Canada do, II IL n. IS 90 12
Eyert Pidcock % Kentucky Sheep. 9s n. at q Is;
262 Western Lambs, 6o n, at &5 CO.
HoGS-Receipts 10 cars OF $40 head-11 at <0tk
The few sales at Sc 25d$6 35 per 100 %
Country Dressed 14c lower than last report HeaU
selling at Lar 3.4c Medium a. 8 las 34c. an
Light at 0do 12c (thc lastnamed figure extreme
tatlon).
sales-,J G. Smith 80 State Hogs 900 n average. =
SO % per 100 n 33 DO 40 10 az 50 25; do 100 :
60 IS Rough DO go n at IS % DO 1885 10 at IS 80
~ at SO 25 % do 1913 ~ at SO 80; Rough do. c75 n
at SIS 80; . do $50 10 at IS IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO, Union Stock Yarls, oct 49," The Drovery
Journal reports: Receipts 1900 head shpmsnts
5000 market lower Beeves So 6Oa5 90. Steers 81 zoe
% Feeders ~ OO03 80 Cows. Bulls ann
Mixed 81 5000 90 Texas Cattle 81 00a3 s5. Western
Rangers 81 i0G4 20.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head shirments 1000; market
weak Mixed IS 50a5 10 Heavy - 5Od5 s. Light 30 ~
as so. Skips 80 50d5 IS
sheepReseips 5000 head shipments 5000 ma a,h
shorn SO So Texans shorn 50 5osS ~ IAmos u w
40 so.
ST LOUIS Oct. lS-Cattle-R Receipts 1850; shipments
$40 market slow. Choice Heavy Native steers 70 wv
s. go Fair Good Native Steers 81 40do 90 betcners
Fair to Good So 0o93 TO- Rangers cornfed 50 Oo@A POI
Hogs Receipts $3.50 head shipments 2.75oi msTSee
lower Choice Heavy and Butchers selections 70 W
Packing Medium 10 Prime. 10 5000 90 Ilgnt SfaoeS
Ordinary Best 50 45a0 go 49,
sheep-Receipts l.760: shipments 400 Market steodys
Fair Ia Choice 80 0OG4 90 =.
Receipts 100 shipments H. 1exane Az
Indians In carloads $40 }3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19

COIrON-The spot market was lnuch stronger ana re-
oonod HE loss noted in our last with light business
Tcporcd Ola Cotton held Lie higher Sales, 1so bales
for consumption receipts 3I,3S6 bales, against
"a 1873 bas for day last week ana ~ lso bales FOR
this day last year. Since september Qne beginning OF
the croD vear the receipts at port have aggregated
$50 623 bales comparing with l,3il,9O9 bales for the
corresponding time last season. ,,
CuotalCns based American standard OF cassih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-19
erican standard OF classifl-

Good Ordinary - Low Micdlins Il
Strict Good Ordinary 3l6 Midd,ng 8 Is
Rather more interest evinccd the speculative
way. and Stronger feeling developed in keeping with
an advance at Liverpool Closing prices S9lO points
hlsher and Veey stealy. sales, $1,000 bales
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
A Few Of the
Bankrupt Bargains
as Follows:

We can sell you a colored
border damask now for 22c yd.
Cream damask with fine WOW
en- border, sold formerly at 6Oc,
cut sale price, SOC.
Linen Huck Towels regarded
cheap at 15c, in this sale we sell
you all you want at &c, are full
size, 1SX4O.
Linen napkins fringed, go for
29c a dozen.
Xtra fine linen damask Doy-
lies, formerly 75c, cut sale price
80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
More Bargains.

A lot of ladies kid gloves, 5
button length. tans and brown,
embroided backs, We're sold at
Soc and -100c, we can let them
out at 80 cents.
FINE HOSIERY-2O dozen
ladies silk Isle, fancy hose, drop
stitch, perfect beauties, always
sold at 100c, this sale only 69c.
Surplus of ladies lambs wool
ribbed vests long sleeves, form
er price 150c, 175c and 2O0c,
choice Of'1ot 100c.
Large lot of misses natural
wool Jersey vests, sacrificed at
80 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Just completed and for sale at this Office
Attorneys Pocket Dockets. the most com
plete Pocket docket ever gotten up.
PACED AND INDEXED bound with flexible
cover. Price sI.o0, sent by mail postpaid 70
any address upon receipt Of Si-07. Address
the Wichita Eagle, Wichita. Kan. d&wti
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Come and see the biggest thing ever IN
Wichita. one hundred cars of coal in one
pilc We viii take Gaze Of our customers
8. all times. Rock bottom prices on
round lots, Telephone your orders. Tele-
phones 354 and 81. Office: Fifth Ave, be
tween Douglas and First.
25-7t- !. " HAwN & Co.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
Hold Weather

is here. Order your koal from L. c. Jack
son, and it viii be d elivered at once. Any
kind wanted in stock. Telephone No. IL.
@.-12t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Get to lunching at Spurgin's on the
Chicago plan. two doors east OF the Man
haitian hotel d2S-4J
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Tickets for the "Deestrict Skule" - and
IS cents, for sale st Robinson and Cham
plons. dos 81
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Be sure to visit Thos. Shaw's music
house this week. Pianos and organs at
big discount until Christmas. pat
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Get 10 lunching at Spu- gins on the
Chicago plan, two doors east OF the Man
haitian hotel d2S-4t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
koal. koali

L. c, Jackson has full supply of an
thracite and all kinds of soft koal. Tele-
phone No. 10. III South Fourth avenue.
g--Ior
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THIS
Sale Makes PriceS!!
We, nor any other house in the
city has never been able
to make heretofore.

We have a lot of gold handle
umbrellas that have always sold
from 225c to 30Oc, that sell in
this sale at 150c.
A chance for the Men-Lot of
white merino, scarlet merino and
fancy wool undershirtS that are
cheap at 75c, we can offer from
this sale at SOC each.
Look at a lot Of unlaundried
shirts slightly soiled at 25c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Mixed candy for Christmas, 10 cents a
pound at keller's grocery, 2l5 South Main
street. 2.-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Seven bars Palm Oil'' soap for p cents.
Pilot
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Call and see our line of fancy goods for
the holiday season. Kansas Furniture Co,
4Ol and as East DouSlas ave. % II
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

All persons indebted TO Kaufman &
koher will please call and settle before the
first OF the year. KAUFMAN * koFER.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

All Wichita grocers sell Magnet soap.
2l-I0U
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Don't fail to hear Farmer Doolittle's
speech, chairman of the school board
elecung lchobod Crane, schoolmsster. at
Garfield this evening. DIS ct
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Telephone your orders for hacks or bag
gage to Root Bros. No. 162. d2s-J-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

"Deestrict Skule'' tonight al Garfield
opera house. G2> OF
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Get 20 lunching at Spurgin's on the
Chicago plan, two doors east of the Man
haitian hotel. d2sAs
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
Santa Claus

Has also an engagement with
us this week, and we have pre-
pared to place his entire line
of Toys on sale as usual. We
know we will be crowded but
lis all right. Extra force will
be employed and matters not
how many may calf we shall be
amply provided with help SO
all can be attended.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
Closing ca

Magnet" soap is full weight 21-l0t
Closing out
Ny stock OF Domestic sewing machines at
reduced prices. H W MANNING,
26-tf I4a North Main.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

''Snow Drop soap tof bath and toilet.
2i-l0t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

The shepard and Chapman Mortgage Company
Makes FIVE year farm and city loans Ai-o
loans money Oh short time OF fret and sec
oud mortgages and on good notes Mons(
paid AZ once Dfbce 10. second foor
SedQwick building - =
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

SPECIAL-This company carries Special Scenery
fer this entire Production
Usual Prices. r. served Seats sale Tuesday
Dec- l.. PERKINS D. FISHER
Proprietor and Manager
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THE ENTERPR RISE,
1st door west OF Eagle office.
100 East d DugiaS.

THE LARGEST GROCERY STORE II
WICHITA.
II You Don't Believe il Come and Sec.
GROCERIES EETATLED AT Wholesale
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Root Bros. have the best line of hacks
% the city. d2S-5f
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Pictures and frames Tor holiday presents
NJ the Market ~ Art store a. TeLucefs
prices ia y Market st Z5tf 4
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
koaI and koke.

I11i -t3t SLUOA III IUt CIV.
l.. c. JACKSON,
112 South Fourth avenue.
Telephone No. 10. 27-l2t
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Lay Low Lay Low, Special engagement Of
FISHERS GREAT MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

you WILL LAUGH, DON'T MISS IT
PRETTY LADIES'
HANDSOME COSTUMES
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Pictures aud frames 50 the Market
Art store lif y Market Zstf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

tEartETs
Blank charters and ali kinds Of leza
blanks for sale By
TIE WICHITA E8Gfg.
d71 Il Wichita kaDsas-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

CRAWFORD GRAND OPERA HOUSE
u l.. ". CRAWFORD. Manager.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
"a G 0 L D D A Y"

Including a strong company Of Sing ne CONNIE
dians intro ucing all the Latest Successes from the
NaW Novelties
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Blank abstracts for sale ~ this offics
Abstracts printed - order Orders ~
mail promptly attended 70 Address TIC
Wichita EAGLE, wichita. Kan. 75tf
National Republican., 1888-04-01
N\IN .nc ENrii.

fr!iiu u.,,,tmrnt ri the '"lrhI.'"l FISK,
tli4N y ilvgG'S Nrl swear and y, Hrr equally
II - !u'Ik"- il, al UMiCnsiNp "Wr,riy ~ 'ht new.
~ ouialiug, surprising in originality and
aitruttiy"r@ss any lines heretofore shown.
i'r,r> ,;r, Sc. 81, cl.l!l. aud Sii each.
Specially handsome lin" 81 Nuu" SIN knOt.,
III white. cream, evening. aud street Shldc,
u'i'y - ana Sl.'i 'av".
Ncly iutp>t shapes In all Iin"u Collars AN I
tufis matte specially iu' ~, and grIra'lre.l
Tie cCDul "i amy @7c Coilulr made. only -"
,u'r. = toy lNr.
tuii bir., Shirt. .with the fancy $hiy; Front ,
ready Ni,ir to uIirrr. I'iHim AMI E'nhrpih
cred iGur nusuns IN wide and narrow vale,
MlUrcr iiu1rcd MGrNcll"s IMn Fine Linen,
$40 and $50 each.
FSt,llrut line OT Mru'> fuil dress irwrlrv.
rm' uriug rolled gold ari white S'nnh'r cna
rid collar buttons and studs, ~ "Htrcmrly
i"a uhLii" ricr4.
thai went iuhOh "r tain thr 'r"' are Il irN'
Eyy on" lcrctoiWr unrmiui"d ana II is nn!y
ui',r having thoroughly COM Nincnd ourselves
hy rrl Gated trSis that We make The assertion
HAT S,r!thN ~ An9rl'N Black Hose Il" not rul
~ ui stain ~" feet, and are 50 guaranteed!
morcy refunded If they d": prices 30, '1r, nnl
70" prr ruir
Eieg,u line 81, chinese urd .IHpdn",c six
Huhkcr' h.ris. M white. iHHry nor lrrri IN
delicate evening" shade, iaC, : Si:j, ali
; 80 tuth
mpic,r stock "g Eid G'oyrN embracing al
the latest styles Hud Siadu'.u' popular Wtrc.
,.Glranre, tctH r 81 %. "
National Republican., 1888-04-01
GOLDEN EAGLE KNIGHTS.
Annual Convocation of the Supreme
Castle in This City.

The supreme Castle of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle will hold their annual conyo.
cation IN Washington this year, commenc-
lug May 9?, aud will continue to the ?6th
Members Of this body will come from al.
most every state in the Union In honor of
the supreme body the Grand Castle of this
jurisdiction will give them,a right royal re-
have appointed the following committee:
VIM !. Ferguson, T., g. SchafTcr, H. VI.
Schneider, Geo, W. lIcislcy, A. =. Meyer,
+. Z. Otterhack. T.. G.. Tolson, WIN. {,
Biting, 1h0s Baker T.. H. Raum, Il veua-
man. i. i. Finley. i. V. McClai W. ).
Marks Edw. Fick, \. Miliigan, CsS, Gay,
u. \. Mcdonald, -- ArmSbUustrr, and Jared
D. Biting
It f. expected that this will brthr graudo,t
drmuuslTatiuu ever witnessed of The Orlrr.
~ well ~ the most brilliant display aud
there Is no doubt that besides 5000 uni
formed >ir kuights in liue Of parade that
there viii lr Ht least BO.OOU strangers here
tO witness thi, pageant and to see the many
points of Interest nowhere else tO lie found.
The wilroud companies ccnlrring at this
city have reduced the Htcs nearly one half
the regular fare the PENNSYLVANIA and Bal
limuic aud Ohio have placed the rate be
tween Philadelphia and Washington nt 81.
good for five DAYS Thr committee oC ar
iaugcmcnts have resolved TO spare no labor
to make this the demonstration Of this year,
and on that the citizens Of the District may
well he proud. The hotel, also have made
"Iui reductions IN their prices for THIS ur-
rHSiOn - an indECCmpnt Tor strangers to
visit the CITY. which can hc seen at that time
UG the wear lu The lest advantage.
National Republican., 1888-04-01
CONFESSED 10, Ms.

Il,i Washington grls S'2tpD "T' ui the
siir'On appropriated i'r he whole District,
i!rmy T. rcllry and wlr" haN" lispo.cd II
sgI'ut ;d IN 'qnju" 49,! i"' sNH" iu h1t' q.
iICrtrr-uN
lir'IS " EuN,r in. purchased Of ~iinty o.
Nw1ruuu and "ji" p"rt "t lot t. In slll''
3iA. lur Sd.i,n,
Private lighlbr"wlr or "a" police, ht, T.
siguyd. llr WIS charged with conspiracy
against Sergeant Smith.
Gmromm ,ircu,r. Nlyr hrru map'ri To-
liudivr 4 ',Glldgii"r, ~, sixth .'r'rt, Hul T.
hWitt 3lD VI street northwest.
Latter boxes hr,r been placed A. th,, "pr.
ter. Of lurriormh AMI Il street, northwest,
iighth aud q str""'s nn"lhw"si, ana rru'i
street aud N'rlh ,nrulimH Hruuu" southeast.
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II. =. NuNru- W'l" the udm". >igu"l To ~
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objects are .iHird iu he mutual Improve.
nm, nj and rorial intercourse"
rcnhmn Blclhu and l.. r, Lewis, tate
M mhCr. Of the firm OF German ~ Co.,, car.
renters and builders, NJ "I9l SrYcuth street
u' tiTrSt vrslcrlny nlcd deed oT trust in
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as lrmcni iur iir hCuCht OF their Crr litur>,
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National Republican., 1888-04-01

Our stock is, without excep-
ton, the finest; approved by
the admiration Of buyers, and
entirely to our liking. The
reasons for preference of
ready-made are on the sur
face:
|. The Overcoat is seen
made UP. There is no guess
work about how it will look.
Examined in the roll, without
being able to know how it will
trim, goods may strike the
fancy that, when made up,
prove disappointing. This is
avoided when seen and
bought in ready-made.
2. The Overcoat ought to fit
over the clothing ordinarily
Worn--this is readily accom-
plished when tried on ready
made. Throughout our whole
stock of Spring Overcoats,
from the finest to the least
expensive, every essential Of
elegance in appearance and
excellence in service is
thought Of and thought out
carefully and particularly,
and unusual shapes are
looked after as diligently as
diamond finds" In stores,
here and there, fine Over-
CoatS--a feW--may be kept.
Nowhere else does fineness
begin so far down in price, or
the price go UP to as high
quality of material as here.