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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-10
THE INDIANA CONVENTION.

The Indiana Republican State Con-
Vention assembled at Indianapolis on
Wednesday, ana altl ough desperate
effort had been made to secure tho nom
ination Of Albert G. Porter for Govern
or, in spite OF his repeated declarations
that he would not accept, it Was found
that the move could not be successful
and General Alvin P. Hovey was nomi-
mated on the first ballot. Gen. Ben
Harrison attended the Convention and
was received with an enthusiasm scarce.
ly paralleled ut Chicago. Gen. Harri-
son made n short speech during which
he paid glowing tribute to James g..
Blaine and referred feelngly to the re-
cent death OF Gen. Philip II. Sheri-
dan.
With reference to the nomination for
G vernon 8 ,ccial from Mount Vern on,
Huvey's huiuo, says that his pomina-
tiuu e.okes no enthusiasm. His record
on the homestead nud exemption laws
will deleut him. He opposed both
With Porter out OF the way for Govern
or, aud with the labor element of the
State in opposition to Harrison, Indiana
passes from the liot OF doubtful States
and her electoral vote may be safely
united Tor Cleveland in the coming
campaign. and W. have no hesitation IN
giving IL ~ our deliberate opinion that
Cleveland will be elected by much
larger nnujori'y than he received IN
1874.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-10

California Republicans have been
O,ngratulAting themselves on tho ale
legged change in tho politics Of John q.
Wise. Harbor Commissioner. Mr.. Wise
writes letter to the Examiner denying
ing the report in which he says:
AZ am identified with the wool inter.
est of this State, and the Mills bill, in
my Judgment, would help the industry.
know since the tariff of 1867 wool has
been cheaper than it was before the very
high duties were imposed. I also
know that between 1850 and 1867 we
had wool free, or nearly 30, for about
four years, and for those four years
prices were higher than they have been
before or SINCE"
eff the Republican papers have no
better Foundation for the long list of
dissatisfied Democrats which they have
from time to time published than the
Oakland Enquirer had in my case, am
afraid that they will be greatly disap-
pointed on election day. I have
watched Cluveland's Administration
with great care, and am fully in accord
with his recommendations and all of his
acts. The revenue now collected must
be reduced, aud the very carefully pre-
pared tariff bill passed by the House of
Representatives meets with my hearty
approval.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-10
HERS

who discover any signs of impurities In the
blood of their children should be prompt
in the use of proper remedies. The neg
lect of such care for young girls Is tho
primary cause of most of the diseases
which aflict women. Mrs. Harriet II.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass, writes:
"My daughter, 12 years Of age, has sui.
fered for tho past year from general
debility. A few weeks since, we COM
menced giving her Ayers Sarsaparilla,
and her health has greatly improved"
Mrs. +. T. Robinson, Perkins St., Somer-
vile, Mass, says: "Mothers should use
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-10

have just received Hne stock Of
Base Bali Shoes to which the attention
Of lovers Of the sport IL especially di-
rected. Call and examine them.
524 J. RosENsTooE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-08-10
wsdaiag Cards.

OF tho latest styles, neatly printed
with new aud stylish type, st San
Francisco prices at the
IHDSPsnpSar OzKIcD.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
CnECk ED EOR PRISON.
Some Sent to Jail and Others to the Peni.
tcntiary.

Justice Montgomcry,in the Criminal Court
yesterday imposed the following sentences:
Edmund Johnson, cOlOrcd, convicted of
stealing an ovcrcoat, watch and chain from
William Simms in November last, sentenced
tn six months in Jail
Franklin Webster, alias Frank Webster
cOOrcd, convicted of houscbrcaking into the
warehouse of Barber Il Ross ON December
~ last, sentenced to eighteen months in the
Alhnny pcnitcntiary AT hard labor.
John Green coorcd. convicted of break
ing in the dwelling of j. j. Georges ON Feb
ruary II, 1857. and stealing goods valued at
So, sentenced to two years at hard labor in
Albany penitcfltiary.
VIM Forrest, CulOrcd, convicted of break
ing into the stable of J. {. lIawlcy on Jan
uary 10 last, sentenced To District Jail for six
months
William Warner, alias Theodore Thomas,
alias Dr. sWilliam Brooks, colorcd vOoduo
doctor, convicted Of snatChing So from the
hands of Amy Pratt in October last, SEN
fenced to Albany pcnitentiary at hard labor
for four years
Henry Price, colorcd, convicted of forging
the name of William MOhlcr to order for
5000, sentenced to Albany penitentiary at
hard labor for three on first count and SEN
tcncc suspended on balance.
ROmulus SmOthcrs, convicted of carrying
concealed weapons, sentence to pay fine OF
$50 aud costs.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Washington symphony Orchestra.

The second concert of the Washington
symphony Orchestra will take place at the
New National Thcatcr this evening, MrJohn
Philip Sou>a conductor The sului,t~ will
he Fmulcin Marianne Brandt and Mr.. Paul
Micrsch. 'crllist. The following programme
will he givcn RuS~ini overture, William
Tell; lIofmanu, lvamhurgs klmgr from
"FritjoG" Damrosch, aria, Suamith. Frau
lcin Marianne Brundt-l}ull, Allegro Niyucc
from scrcnudc in l.; UD. Chopin, Nucturnc;
h), Pepper, Tarcntcllc. Mr.. Paul Micrsyh-
Goumud (,n, Meditation on Bach's First Pre-
ludc; U), The Funeral March of a Marion
cite; (U NOgrich, Arabian Song (iD, Eckrr.
SPANISH Song. Fraulcin Marianne brandt
BuCallusi, valSc, La Ciitaua.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
LANSBURGH & BROS
WASHINGTON EMPORIUM !

Preparatory to inventory when make "Round
Up general overhaung of immense stock asserting classify
ing remarkng reketng and reduction all goods as we
desire to regardless of the cost price 1t takes to
do all this perhaps two weeks and beginning Monday
morning shall offer from day bargains every department
establishment which will to the prudent y1 an
opportunity bargains which but rarely seasonabe
goods
For this week and long they last shall offer several lots
choice dress materials suitable to the
National Republican., 1888-02-19
AM USEM ENTS.
ALBNrGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

The appearance tomorrow evening of Mr..
Henry T.. DiNcy, supported by Rice n
Dixcy's Big Burcsquc Company of sixty
artists, in the word.rcnowncd burlesquc
"Adons, will bean event of the season. The
piece will bc put ON with lavish detail and a
full complement of tirst-cas> musicians will
furnish the orchestral music. The music is
ora very catchy orlcrand exquisite taste has
been displaycd in the selection of the ward
/ rohc--rarc judgment being shown in the Sc
/ lection of colors that are striking and yet
harmonizc perfectly by conjunction. "Adon-
is" has brought out more cncOrcs and
hcarticr applause, more and continuous
laughter and caused more real enjoyment
for old and young than scores of the enter
tainmcnts that have been produced in the
past, and it is not matter for wonder that
it has had remarkable run.
Abaugh'S Grand Opera House throughout
the week Of February -, "Thc Bostoninnsin
Ideal English Opera" Mcssrs. Karl, Mae
Donald and Burnuhcc proprctors, will APP
pear Associated with the prnprctorS as
principals are Marie Stone. Agnes Hunting
ton. Julicttc Cordcn, Camille Muori, Lottic
Cruikshank, Mena tlcary, George Frothing-
ham, Ricardo Ricci William \. Nanten,
f. W. Miller and j. A. Montgomery. There
are sixty-iivc people in all, including n com
plctc orchestra led by :. l.. Studlcy. All the
costumes are new, and carload of special
scenery is carried. The rcpcrtory for the
week will be rs follows: Monday and Thurs
day nights, Won 'Suppc's Fatinit2a;' Tues
day and Friday nights Ambrose Thomas
"Mignon;" Wednesday and Saturday nights.
Oilcnbach's "rhc Poachcrs;" Wednesday
matinee, Fra Diavalo;" Saturday matinee
Bohemian Girl" The sale of advance seats
will open next Thursday morning. As will
be observed, the list of principals include
every one of the original Boston Ideals now
in opera except Geraldine Timer who is in
London.
HARRIS BIJOr TIENTER
"Mamzcllc," a bright sparkling, musical
comedy, will be presented all the week AT
this thcatcr by the Kmbal Musical Comedy
Company, Il tirst-Class aggregation of artists
including Kate Foley, Mile. Ottille, Harry
g. Clarke and the Primrose Quartcttc. Music
souvenirs will be presented To each lady at
tending the matinccs.
KERNANs.
Harry Williams own Speciality Company,
talented coteric on the vaudeville order
will entertain the clientele of this popular re-
sort all the week They have had good sue
cess elsewhere.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTIONS.
Changes which Have Been Made In the
Different Departments.


The following appointments are announced
as having recently been made in the Treasury
Department: Louis Duane, of Pennsylvania,
to the 800 class in the office of the Sixth
Auditor Ulysses v Whipplc, of Georgia, TO
the $500 class in the office of the general
superintendent of the lifc-saving service.
Miss Fannie r. Goddard, of New York, hnv-
ing served Il satisfactory probationary term
of six months, has received an absolute mp.
pointmcnt to the 5000 class in the office Of
the sixth Auditor. Promotions George u.
Rose, of Indiana, from 5000 tc 81 l,OOO in the
office of the general superintendent of the
lifc-Saving service; w. s. Sturgis, of New
York. from 81 100 to 81 400 in the office Of
the Third Auditor !. \. Shindcl, of Penn
Sylvann from SOOO to ~ 200 in the office Of the
Second Comptroller, land Alfred y. Robinson,
of Ohio, from 81 900 to 81 800 in the office of
the Sixth Auditor.
In the War Department the following
changes are announced: Promotions in the
Adjutant- Generals Olcc-W. q. Powers,
class 3 to 4; Gustavc Walden class 2 to 3;
H. L. Street, class to2.
SuIgcun Generals Office: Levi c. Blake and
W. G. Whitney. appointed clerks at $1,000;
II. II, Wyeth,. class $1,000, transferred to
same class, Adjutant Generals office.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
LOT 8

65 Pieces Plaid and Striped Combinations.
When passing our window you see few
styles. We have them In the leading coors;
newest We have but limited number OF
This choice bargain; therefore, Il UND UP
PRICE, 81, This price is for the plalls and
Stripes, the general prices of wh,ch were
from 81 % to 81 25 per yard; the plain mate
rial to match ranged in price from 81 to II 25,
which we now mark 75c, our aim being to
close out some choice goods at low prices.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Celebration i'm Alexandria, Va.

Following the usual custom, arrangements
have been made by the citizens of hl"Snndrin
for grand military, civic. and tr"mcu pa
rade on the occasion of the anniversary ui
General Washingtun's birthday, Wednesday
naxt, the 22d inst, in which military ana
other organizations from Washington. Bnlti
more and neighborlng cities will participate"
The parade will form at | o'clock. Those
desiring to visit Alexandria on this occasion
can leave the Sixth Street Station ut $40,
9:47, and 1887 II. m, l2;Ol, 2:O5, and 4:25
y. m, and return, leaving Alexandria l!2O.
300, 3:23, $40. T:O5, 9:32, 1912 and l:OJ
p. m In addition to the above special trains
will be ruin.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Mnnis IlIr iill lismissrl.

In the suit of Ebcnczcr Morrison, Robert
Proctor and Il. q. lugcr>oll against the Palm
Paper Company, Nathan ". Fitzgerald, Ell.
win ]. Brooks and Alex. M'proctur, in>ri-
tvtcd November 2llla.t, to recover from Ma
than W. Fitzgerald the umc-towrh part OF
80, 900 given by cumplainants un note OF
the Palm Paper Company when he was q
member ufit the defendant Fitzgerald yC>.
tcrduy filed his answer lie avcrs that Ii,
was induced to enter the company hy ial>,
misrepresentation; that If the money re-
ccivcd un the note had been properly APP
piled the result would have been diilrr,m
and he asks for dismissal Of the ,ui.
nrnimsf him
National Republican., 1888-02-19
LOT q.

go Pieces, comprising Plain Armure Suit
ngs Corded Suitings, Rayures, Dagonals Bi-
son Cloths, WOOL Plaids. French Check Suit.
ings, Striped suitings OF every conceivable
style, color, or pattern to make dresses that
are stylish good, and, what is more, a de-
cidedly good bargain. ROUNDUP PRICE.
by us to be sold for 81, Styles would not take;
colors all right; but some price must sell them.
Some were zoe, others were 62lac and 69c
It's our loss and your gain.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Buried at Mt. Oliyet.

The sad death of Mrs. Sellman Hannegan
will create void in social circles which will
long be felt. As wife, mother and friend
she was greatly beloved, and her sparkling
wit combined with a gentle, sympathetic
heart, won her many warm friends and sin
ccre admirers. Her funeral took place yes
tcrday from st. Matthew'S Church, and her
remains were inferred at Mount Olivct Gem
ctery, only II few relatives and near friends
accompanying all that was left of this most
gifted woman to her last resting place. Com
modorc Nicholson, General Sparks, General
Robertson, Senators Turpie and VOORHEES,,
with Representative Holman, acted as pail
bearers.
Potomac Boat Club Fair-Tckets every
where
National Republican., 1888-02-19
LOT l.

3a5 Pieces, comprising Heather Suitings,
English Pin Checks, Domestic Plaids, Scotch
Effects, Small Checks, Hair-lne Stripes, Cam
els Hair. Homespuns, and many single pieces
of materials which we have not the space to
mention. Coors, styles, and patterns are end
less ROUNDUP PRICE, 80 CENTS. No
piece In tho lot worth less than SOC. and many
were 58c, 62'ac and 69c, and a few were Zoe.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
APPROVAL WITHDRAWN
Recommending the Incorporation of Ger
tain Railways,

Recommending the Incorporation of Ger
tain Railways.
The Commissioners in letter to Chair
man IIcmphill, state that on a reconsidera-
ton of their report on H. r. bill 2ilS to in
corporate the Washington Central Electric
Railway Company they find that their report
Is based on msapprchension of facts as to
the proposed route, aud they desire to with
draw their approval of the bill, as the road
appears to be neither necessary nor desirable
The proposed route would, in the main,
cover routes already used by other street rail
way tracks. With respect to So much of the
proposed line as is intended to he placed on
TcnnallytOwn road, they recommend that
no railroads he permitted to occupy it, and
desire to rcteratc their objections in this
case. If any roads desire to take that direc-
ton they should be required to obtain right
of way from owners of private property adj
jaccnt to that highway.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Causes of the French Revolution.

Hon. Andrew White, LID, of Philadcl-
prominent gentlemen to deliver his lectures
ON the causes of the French Revolution, in
this city, under the management of the Co.
lumbiau University. The lectures are nine
in number and will he given in the law
lccturc-ruom of the Columbian University
corner of Fifteenth and II streets. at 1870
o'clock. They will commence on the DIST
instant and follow ON the 22d 23d, 2ith
27th 18th, 10Th March and >
National Republican., 1888-02-19
.Inhn Hull and His IIrOther SnnhN.

Max ORell on. Paul Blouctl, the di~tin-
guished author of "John Bull and his
Island" which has received a most extended
has now another lecture entitled
John Bull and his Brother Sandy said To-
be equally as popular and interesting. 1t
has received most ilattcrng recognition from
the press and the audiences have only good
words tu say of it, "MaX O'Rcll' will make
his first appearance in this city at the Con
Church next Monday night and
deliver his latest lecture.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
NEW SPRING HOSIERY.
SALE PRICES
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
FEBRUARY 20, ~, g. 22.
81 AND 3b HOSE.

81 AND 81 35 HOSE.
These are not reduced In price. The two lots
comprise a job lot" secured at much under
regular prices. Ladies who are accustomed to
fine hosiery will recognize these goods as worth
from 81 so to $3.50 IA pair. We have graduated
stripes, boot patterns, and several fancy but
impossble-to- ex plain styles.
FAST BLACK HOSE.
"ONYX" STAINLESS BLACK. Guaran-
tecd In a substantial manner at the "Palais
Royal" MONEY REFUNDED IL these hose
stain the feet or garments.
Cotton. DO so, 55. GOc.
Lisle, 75. s5c., 81, sl.25.
Spun Silk Csc si.15. 81. .6S, 81. .9S.
Raw silk, $2.4s. 81. 90, $3.50. 1910
Extra Fine s3.4s. s4.6s, 81 9S, s56s
ENG LISH BAL. HOSE.
Ladies' who wear these stockings are gene
rally good Judges, Would like your opinion OF
the following qualities: %, 80, 55 6S, and 75c.
Extra sizes, 80, 80. 90, rs, Csc.
CHILDRENS HOSE.
The hest Black Ribbed Hose for 25c yet
offered In Washington. Sizes to Sl.. Boys
want stockings with small limbs and large feet.
Such are our Black, Blue, and Brown Ribbed
Hose at 45. 55 soc.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
LOT 4.

s5 Pieces 5i-nch All-wool Mixed Trlcots,
the most serviceable OF Dress Fabrics, in the
choicest Of mixtures-Gpy, Brown Mixed,
Blue Mixed, Illuminated In all coors. ROUND.
UP PRICE, 65 CENTS, Rarely does it occur
to buy 81, 0Oc, and 7bc staples at prices we
quote, for none are worth less and cheap at
that.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
The SO, 900 house is at 141s 18th st.
Held To AMnii Resulis,

Charles Boss, cOlorcd, who stabbed Lotte
Brown, also colorcd, Friday night, was tried
in the Police Court yesterday for diSordcrly
conduct and fined ~. He was also charged
with assault with intent to kill, and the case
went over to await the result of the girls
iuiury
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Professor Carpenters Entertainment.

Professor Carpenter the pNychiSt, lcriurcd
To large audiences al WilardS Hall last
week. His entertainment is both aml,iu2
and mySlifying rs there seems to hr uulimi'
to his power in controlling ,ru.uriyr, Th,
Professor will continue his lectures Gur two
or three weeks
National Republican., 1888-02-19
pnrlnii Inr pnlrs IinAnkrn.

The Commissioners have notified MIR.
samuel Normcnt President of the T., :.
Electric Lighting Company rryokiug per
mits To- erect four poles in thcullry in square
~, and also the authority tu pur up u pole
ON Fifteenth street, which was erected All
the wires carried thereon must be- placed
underground.
National Republican., 1888-02-19

weight, and the choicest goods ever offered at
our Stores ROUNDUP PRICE, 55 CENTS.
Fancy weaves don't SELL we have found it out
to our loss, for we offer you 40 pieces of Dress
Goods at about half price-a word to the wise,.
they will not be long with us.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Round-Trip Tickets 10 Annapolis Via nul-
timOrc and Potomac RIilrrAd.

In order tu accummudHtu persons 40 lUuv dr-
sire to visit Annapolis during the SION - nm.
Legislature, th" l'aumur" and put.uuc ENurwI
mgt6n o. Annapolis ON every "Wednesday during
the session at a. The tickets will hr vDud gui {
only on train leaving station sixth and Is ~trrrt-
At . q. m, and to return by train leaving Aanup-
oils for Washington, via OdcntOu, at ,i:ig p. IN.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
LOT 3

40 Pieces, Plain Colors, in fancy weave, Ar
mure Basket Suits, French Narrow Vale
serges in all the new colors for winter, good
National Republican., 1888-02-19

We going through entire stock and shall from day day
offer you unprecedented bargains therefore, take advice keep
your eye the lookout for advertisements will pay you
the "RoundUp" at home, dollar saved is dollar made.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Have YOU alucky numbcr?-slo,ooo house
Fine Portrait, of Prominent People.

Miss Campbell, the wcIl-known artist of
New York, is at WilardS Hotel, where he
has Il number of very fine portrait, Of prom
incnt people ON exhibition. She ha, been
kept busy executing commissions from Mrs.
Hicks-L Lord and Mrs, Frank Leslie and other
New Workers, and has just colp]irtcd a
remarkable likeness of Scnap,r"Nunrr Mis-
campbcll'S cclchrutYa! portrait Of General
Gran. Is Hlil! Ii the city and may be seen At
WiIlG;,iS,
National Republican., 1888-02-19
Patents for th, Past Week.

The Acting Commissioner of the General
Land Office has approved for patents for the
week ending February Is, 90 cases and has
sent 23D eases to the Board of Equitable Adju-
diCation for cOntirmatiOn
National Republican., 1888-02-19

The Commissioner of Pensions has been
advised that Thomas purrcIl, of New Canton,
Pike County, ILL.,, who was convicted in the
United States court at pittsburg, Pa, ON Jan
uary -, lSSS, ON II charge of forging ailida-
wits for use in his pension claim, has been
sentenced To Imprisonment for one year in
the prntcntiary and To pay a fine ofSlul.
Everybody excited. Why? Potomac Fair
tiplnta
National Republican., 1888-02-19

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Brown NJ Waters, Of this city, and
Kate Anderson, Of Baltimore, Md bruce
Warning and Julia Calvin; Horace Il.
Whalun and Carrie Hurdle; both Of George
town, &C.; stephen Diggo and Mary Jack
son; Gcurgc W, Lrck and kululuh jefferson,
National Republican., 1888-02-19
I,aiding the street Fruit y.nders.

Seventeen fruit vcndcrs were arrested by
the police of the First precinct yesterday
charged with ohstructing the streets with
their push carts. They each left - collateral
National Republican., 1888-02-19
CSC. HOSE FOR zoe.

9sc. HOSE FOR 75c.
80 dozen silk finished, Richelicu Ribbed
Lisle Hose. We doubt IL you have yet seen
such quality offered even for 9Sc. The shades
are delcately, not loudly, beautiful.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
rckc,soyorywhcro, $40 oodonotel house.
ENtrnordinnry Barguius in Diamonds.

extraordinary IihrgniuS IN Diamonds.
solitaire Earrings, H. carats, perfect, : ,.
50 'Niru Earrings, cniutS. perfect, $500,
tuUptmtipu lMcc Pin und puulunt, fourteen
1 'u,~, 500.
rlrr-siunr lHcc Pin, tine gems 500
-u nuru RIM uul tul, Cuut, $50.
E"nut hluc SiOuu Rug, 500
Mn"uitlc, NJ liur, l"l, - diamonds, 1850.
/ u" Opa Hnd Diamond Ring, | | stones. $50,
200 Gents Diamond scarf Pins, so 10 500.
Il. HARRIS o l32 9Th ST.
National Republican., 1888-02-19
The 100000 house is at 141s 18th st.

SIMMs' COLOGNE IL uncqualod at s1.OO per
pint bottle Trial size, 25 cents per Bounce
hottie. Sold only at Simms' Pharmacy, corner
Fourteenth street and New York avenue,
National Republican., 1888-02-19
THE SMALL THINGS or \ DAY.
Going fast aud the limit almost rouyhcd-
pptpmuTs ~

/ Going fast aud the limit almost rcu.hcd-
. "pOtOmuCs
/ Mrs Mary Eldrcdgc has been promoted
] from $500 tu the $1,000 class in the sixth
/ Auditors office.
/ Potomac Boat club Fair, February 20 to
/ March 10.
\ motion tor a new trial was filed in the
/ Criminal Court yesterday in the ease Ot
| William Green, convicted of huusCbrcaking
Secure your tickets-Potomuc Boat Club
Fair.
!. Mckee Borden and wife have disposed
of lot Is in Pierce Il klinglc's subdivision Of
square 9O7 to Thomas =. Borden for $1,000
The $40. 900 house is ut 1I1s 18th ST.
Rudolph Goldsmith and wife have sold TO-
William W Johnston, for 5000 lot @Oi in
lluwgatrs subdivision of lots in square GOd.
What chancc-the $4,000 house.
Mary 5. Gist has purchased of Il. G.. Ruth
crturl and James Il. Winscr trustees, for
$3.50, lot IS in litchird a AugCrluuS sub
division of square 2l2.
Tickctscvcrywhcrc. : 10, 900 donated house.
Havcyou younlurky ynumbcr?-S1O,OO 600 housc.
\ certificate Of incorporation for the Ro>r
da,r Literary club. signed by Christian
SpruCSsrr. W. J. Norton, Edward Heath ami
Manlcy Chase was filed yesterday in the -.
flee of the Recorder.
Potomac Boat Club Fuir-Tickcts every
where.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Justice
Montgomery OvCrrulCd the motion for II new
trial in the ease of Jasper Jackson, convicted
of assault to kill james T. Brady, hut att"r
nuy for defendant was granted leave Ia re-
new motion ON other grounds.
Greatest scheme of thcdny- OOOhouS".
William Myers, convicted in the Criminal
Court Friday with Thomas stack of knock
ing down and rObhing Patrick Nouuan oi
so last December, was yesterday released 10y
Justice Montgomery on $1,000 tail, with his
mother Bridget Murphy ~ surety, pending
decision on motion for new trial.
Everybody excited Why? Potomac Fair
tickets.
SIMMs ALMOND MEAL for snttcning and
identifying the skin Is unsurpassed. sofa az
~imms' Pharmacy, corner Fourteenth street