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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

J. w. Fowler, M. Willsie, d. y. Swan.
zey and V. T. Price have gone 90 the
tin districts Rapid Journal, ~.
Yes; and for the further information
Of the public, we will add that they
reached the hub Of the same, and wen,
into camp at the Vienna Hotel on the
same day.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

The Grand Army dance given at the
court house on Wednesday evening, like
all entertainments given under the
auspices Of Gen. steele Post, was well
conducted, literally p~atronizcd, and
highly enjoyed. The elaborate supper
prepared by Capt. lIaserodt, a veteran
of the post, at the Vienna, which, for
the benefit Of the post, was served at
less than actual cost, was duly appreciat-
ed by all patrons. The pleasing exer-
cises were continued to n late, OF
rather early hour, when the mel ry
dancers retired, highly delighted with
the pleasures and %enjoyments of the
occasion.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

Reports indicate that the owners of
tin locations in the vicinity of Hill City
have been beset with Eapidites during
the week intent upon securing tin in
terests at any price in exchange for
Rapid real estate. 1t is cloimed, that at
this j%uncture, there is a large amount of
Rapid property being offered for tin
locations, with a general inclination
manifested to hold on to the tin. Tin
owners evidently regard a tin bird in
hand worth a whole passed. Of Rapid dirt
in chancery.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
A great many persons who

A great many persons who have found
no relief from other treatment have
been cured of rheumatism by Chamber.
lain's Pain-Balm. Do not give up until
you have tried it. 1t is only 80 cents
per bottle.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

The Hot Springs Star urges the organ
ization Of board of trade at that place,
with a view to attracting public atten-
ton TO the springs, and the excellent
facilities for the establishment of manu-
featuring plants ut that point. The
Springs people should act upon the
Stars advice.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25
Born.

To the wife of Joseph Heumphreus,
twelve miles west Of this city, on the
18th inst, a boy.
On the 18th inst, to the wife of Leo
pold ole Roadts, a girl,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

Money to loan on improved City
Property, Decided Farms, and Final
Proofs. Cali on or address,
s. A. FLOWER,
First National Bank Building, eth street,
Rapid City. Dakota.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

One Of the greatest secrets Of human
health is to keep the bowels open and
regular. Men are seldom sick, when
their bowels are regular, and seldom
well when they are irregular. When q
physic is necessary, st. Patrick's Pills
are best.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-25

w. 7. Fitzpatrick, John Scheve, and j.
B. Weston, said to be prominent Il. & NJ.
Railroad men, were arrivals at the
Vienna on Wednesday, en- route to the
Red Canyon coal fields. They register.
ed from Beatrice, Neb.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
I)IEiD.

WINSTON In Baltimore, Md NpHl Il,
lSSS, CHARLES WESTON, Ot Isaac uud OllNc
VI winston, aged 3a years,
lnterment at Cougrrs ,unal Cemetery, Wash.
ngton, u, g.
BROWN.--MARGkRCT HgowN. beloved wife
Of John +, Brown, at nor late residence. la!|
T. street northwest, April II ut l!,I1 y, m,
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BUNNEA.-On Tuesday, Awi ~, A. mid
night, Mrs, ELLA CADY BuSNEN, vile ui I'm
nett T.. Bunyca, in her ]ld year,
Funeral notice hereafter,
GRAGES, MARIE c. NJ, hrluyrd wife Ut
August GrugCs. and mother of Mrs, William
lclmus, aged - years, > months, and day,
\ native ui SnXOuy, Germany
Funeral takes place on saturday, gt 4
o'clock. from hcr late rr ,idCuvc. No. G3S Third
street northwest, Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited To attend,
baltimore correspondent please copy
MrliENRY .- suddenly, In New York, April
:, lsSs, RoBEHT ", McllENrN, in the sd year
ul his age
Funeral from his late residence, No. l@,
Eleventh street northwest Thursday, \prl
r., 1883. ut $40 o'clock a, m,
Requiem mass ~ Church ut lnmau Ulat,
conception AZ O'Clock n, m, Friends respect
fully invited 10 attend.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

TO possess it,. The price 'Ncl had NJ rcl1-
licn at al a. the money value " the sword.
But in enc sense it WAS inCstmHblci 1t
was the sword oi Washington.
Mr.. Vest .aid that. a. q matter OF course,
tli' was not commercial transaction: Gni
neither was the purchase of The swOM oi
ten. Shields. lie had no disposition to pua
himself ON the record rs dcprCciating the
gratitude, The honor. the ycucraijon which
every American citizen had for the memory
Of Washington: hut he should uut vl'n 10
give $4,000 for thi, sword
Mr.. VOORHEES, said that he would iu.t as
soon vote SlOO,0UD for the swui rs any
other sum. II WAS not q q'ics,iunUtmpI"yO
Of price. This was the sword which Grn.
Washington wore upon his person when, a.
the close Of u career Of glory such a no
other man ever had IN the world, hr suirGu-
dCrcd his commission ut Annapolis AID
bowed his lofty head to the civil authorities
Oi the government II was cheap nj any
price. Price had no meaning 10 his mind in
connection with II This was q sliui. long
blade of steel. with q plain silver handle
and puald. but 1t was hallowcd by such as
socintions us belonged 10 No other relic IN
human history. H. had been worn by thcmlu
To whom Frederick the Great sent his per
sOnnl sword Inscribed, "From the oldest
soldier in Europe to the greatest general IN
the world.
lie supposed lDNl ne lMi, OfllttsI "'pbI
ii critical review all the time by tine men
who voted narrowly and Cas they ,ailD
economically, but (as hc said) with mean
parsimUny, on questions of this kind. 1t
had never occurred 10 him that there was
| any extravaganza in preserving relics Of him
who had done more than anybody else for
human progress. He was astOnishcd that
there should be opposition to the bill. The
Senate was not spcculatng or drawing lines
on prices. The government was not II junk
shop; nor was 1t buying or receiving in
pawn things because Of their value, but he
cause of their associated glOres in the cause
of the government, its gloricS, and it's
| hOnOrs
Mr.. lluar reminded Mr.. Vest that to u
| soldier the sword was the peculiar emblem
| uf personal glory and greatness. and he sup
| posed that the sword Of Washington would
| he regarded by all mankind rs the most
sacred of relies. lie suggested to the scnu-
| tor from Missouri Mr.. Ncst) 10 put his
| proposition in raacticul shape and offer an
| amendment striking out $50, 900 and insert
| inG $50.
Mr.. Vest tried To excuse himself and said
| lie was willing To- go To any reasonable
| length to evidence his vcncratiOn for the
| memory Of Washington.
After remarks favorlng the bill 10y Mr..
Reagan and Mr.. Evarts the meter went
over without action. and the Senate at q. p.
| m, adjourned.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
TIE COURT RECORD.

United states Supreme Court,-ln the Su.
lrumc Colr, OF the United States yesterday
the following business was tranSactri
No iis. Emma j, Blackjack 1T al, appel
lant>, vs.. Jacob Small ct al. Argument con.
tinucd by Mr.. James SimonS and Mr., samuel
Lord for the appcllccS and concluded by Mr.
d H. l:ntlSIgg%{ for the 9pGelants' ,,,.,,U T.,
error, ", The II, Whitheck Company, Arguch
by Mr. Walter u Smith and Mr, Dan u, Ball
for the plaintifl in crror and by Mr, Edward
talill for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until to-day at IL O'Clock
Circuit Court, Division No. l-Ju'tlC1 llag-
ner;-Codd vs. Arms; verdict tor,pl0intii f".
$500, Kennedy vs., stewart, ct nl; death Of
plaintiff suggested and administrator male
party Armstrong, Cation ~ Go. rs. Behcnd;
Judgment by default, lSaacs ~ Son vs.,
Mhoeler Judgment by default, Mayer
Walton N;. McCulley; verdict ror plilntin for
cent and costs Davis ". Curnwcl; on trial;
Jury rcspited, plmcy Ut al. W.. Chapman;
motion iol new trial fled. Gross vs.. Gibbon';
5Ca 5l5, 80, go, 5?i, 81, 49, SCI! 3?5, so, o!,
jGS, and J3l.
Circuit Court. Division No 2-~JuSticc Mcr.
rick; Bowie Ns, l!une trial resumed and not
finished; JURY again reSldtcd' Assignment.
Equity Court-Chlef Justice bingham and
Justices Cox and James Mclaughlin ".
King: pro COnicSsU against defendant King
r. II, Mackcy and \. A. Bimey appointed
trustees to sell. Lown v, lown; testimony
ordered closed in nifty days, Stan-hury "
lnglGhar' W; Il, Duhamel appointed guardian
adj ltCm. liOhrer vs., Ottcrback; " Wi
loughby discharged as solicitor for lt"-annu
OttcrbNck. Smith ". Smith; divorce vim
mat granted; Sykc; vs., sykes; divorce IA vim
mat, granted, clark vs, Ilewistcm; time t.
take testimony limited To SiSty,hvr days
Prospect lllll Cemetery vs.. German Eyangcii
cal Society restraining order discharged
Fowler vs., Taylor; defendant Moses ulluwr.
tu file supplemental order hin ". Kerr sale
declCcd and Job Barnard appointed trustee
tu sell. Brown V, Boxer demurrer sustained
Myers vs.. Lindsey; sale drurccd and q, T.
Hamilton and j. II, Gordon appointed trustee
To sell, Heron V, Heron; divorce vim
maj granted. Assignment cases uu cal
cndCr ndlspoSCd of,
Probate Court-JuStice r'lx.-E.tatc %
Margaret Kennedy: final account ur cNcctu
passed Estate Of Edward \, Pall inventory
of personal estate returned Estate of Dal
4. Sponccw final notice TO creditors issurl.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
IRDgOS.tIS.

nRupoSALS FOR NEW NAVAL oBSE ERV-
NTORN NAVY DfrNlTMENT WNsHrNG-
rON. u. e., April TO- lSsN Under authority
conferred by the act of Congress, entitled
An act making appropriations for the naval
service ior the fiscal year ending June 30;
1855, and for other purposes, upproNcH
March 3, 1851, to which reference J. made qS
tart of this advertisement, sealed proposals
this department until II O'Clock noon, ON
II ESpAY. THE TWELFTH DAY OF JtN Ne.
1888. for tie construction ana erection, 10y con-
tHct, of the new Naval Observatory tob. To-
Gated ON Georgetown Heights, Wnshingtnn,
u. g.. aud to comprise ninr Gn buildings. The
requirements Of the department, including
the specifications of the work, the general
provisions to hc Incorporated IN the contract.
and other Information, essential To bidders,
are contained In the "Clrrular relating tn the
construction of a new Naval Observatory.
approved by the SccrctaryU Uf the Navy copies
ui which. together with copies "i the plans
mtrndcnt If the Naval Observatory, Washing
ton, u. g., or 10 Il. NJ, Hunt, architect, Tri-
bWir building. New York. y. Y. Pr"po'alS
must hc made IN Hccorlance with forms
which Will he furnished ul application I" thn
Superintendent or architect ~ aforesaid, and
must state the time within which til" bidder
will complete the entire work. Payment un'
der the contract will he made in twcnty-toul'
equal inStallments. ~ the work progresses,
upon bills duly certified. The last paymcn,
and 10 per cent. ui cucll pres uu' hr'thlimont
will hu reserved until the final acceptance Of
the buildings by the department Proposals
must be made in duplicate, nclO.cd IN sealed
envelopes marked Proposals for the New
&aval Observatory" and addressed TO the
Washington, u. C. The secretary Of the Navy
reserves the right tu waive defects IN form.
and to reject any ur all bids, "a, in lliS iu'ir
memt. the Interests Of the g",y,g,r,nimn%nt may
require. WILLIAM [. NiliNhl'
SECRETARY of the Navy
apri!. !.l0,M,iaay),l1,3l
National Republican., 1888-04-12
TR.tIrLEKN, GrInI.
1'UE GWN NTpENN.YtEANii R1,rU.rr
L yilE NulllLNt NNnSD' 'I.T.,aT
Eui ElIIHNtN ~pI ENDtua, E..tI.
SII.bl. RAILS, MAGNIFICENT E.JIr
n TTTTIT NIU IN ~.

i lnG ~, l.i.,Nh>i ,,NNnN2. Ilt#rt.
STlm. RAILS. MAGNnIcGEr LgJlf
rns<lI IElr[EGEr Z .,r." orc .,.s le. 's ~, .. .
corrr,MhY YM % streets, - iolIow.;
r.lm Iiit,lGia and the West ontca-"i iimUrl
ENw"..,, ui la|ry i,'piug a.. ~ 80 20. ut.
oaiV Il.' Line. 81" 81. ~. daily {, vn. .u1ati
and 81. Louis. With sleeping Cars lr,n lI.Hrl..
burg io in"iUHt, aUl liuho' tv'D ~. .tuyis.
daily rarcu saturday tu Chicago. vi,H ~Inrq.
Pc, at Niu pm. dmlN, VITA sleeping Co,s
NH-iugt,u lut hi,u-n and II L,ui.. ,u,,. r,-
cent SHlWdal.. Iiuushug &" Land,
connecting dgUy o. Harrisburg with flor H-lt
LNIlr-- iu p.u. hu,iy for l'i't-hu'r- a..l fIr
NJ; NUn ill"th -''rEtr 10 IIttsNurs aui
NiLTiNrlL N.I uTOMAC r,.np,p.
I'r I.r'. 'd'i#,u.'H. luuu"~', II. .,Iu,
N&'it'iti ,,i, ,'i,,,' n!y !. g. Il'G ,Sr'w a'G. 'g.
Fol Nilliau.uoli. lu,k Haven III Mira.
at HiuH. iu. dglly. uAruIf sunday
lw Sow iuN and iIu Hast, 80. Nrn. u a,
and liiu n. lur 800. i:iU, l0o0 aud li.5' %. n.
.n "uEdoy. gee. il:wa.lno 800, $40. looI ,ul
ll%Op. m. Limited tNWc,, ot Pullman pariar
ana Dining az, ',ih %. ~. dUji 3. rEuryt ~ult-
day. and 'ib q. M. daily
fer Boston without change, 9pJp. every
For brooklyn. y. y. all through trains con.
meet At Jcr.'N city with hoatsui Brooslyu
.NrucN. Attending direct transfer to Fuiion
York riry.
F'r i'hiladrl,lIa. ign, 900. ii:on. and lr.n
a. M, GtU, l:lu. G.'N, lolN. and lf:9n w. M ON
sunday. 9fO lI;in %. M 2Oh .i:lu iGOi ldrl
aud ll.&u +, ~. Limited Express, idllor nlri
Dining ais, $40 q. IN, week day., aud 3;ij j..
m. daily.
Tor Faltmorc 0.95, 30. 600. $40. o:5n. fi.aa.
':'ng M l"o-. 200 3.ii, i:ln, tn. iit Gan,
N'n, 1000 amt li"h y. M ON sun ldy, IN1,
800. $40. ii,ua. ln.. zoe 3.i5, i:iO, UHl. $40,
1850. and ll.n y. %.
IcrEulCs Du,k Line. ;.20a m and 40 u,
~. daily except sunday
lur ANNAPOLIS, 80 aud 0oo IT, ru.. i!u'. I.!d,
trd GNo y ln. daily, except sunday, Sunluys,
AlENANnrli AND FREDERICKSBURG
.Ni;M ~, MD ALEXANDRIA, AND
For NluNuudIi Ia, Gtu, G:}5. $40 H:'1. Io;j, a m
1894 nuun 2'O3 i:95, $500, col G'}n SOS. iruS,
and ll:3i y. m, uu Suuday ut GuO. q:l, iO5; a,
m. $50, G:3n. sos. and luul H. m
ACcWlGmuduliOnN for UGuutcu jo1 p. IN.
week days.
for Richmond and fine south, goo los. u. M,
daily. and BOI p. m. daily except sunday.
Trans leave Alexandria tor Washington,
Gt1. in1. hto P:lO. lu1i, 1l0, n. m: l:.O, 800,
H..3, $40. iC5 Hi? lu.I!. ami li:Oj u. M On
sunday at p:lU and lIu, d. ~; 300, $40, ;uj,
g%3 and lOi9 p m.
Tickets and Information NJ the Office. north.
east corner ul 18Th street and rcRu.l lvaua
Avenue, and NJ the station. where urlcr, can
be lett tor the checking of baggage to dc .tina.
ton iiom hotels and residences.
General Passenger N-,ut
tHAS L, liGll. General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
DN1lMoNr \ ono RAILROAD.
SUWEUrIr IL rrIcr Nov. ~. IN.

LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION OR.
NElt OF NEW JERSEY AVE. ANn { ST
F"r thirgqgo,% Northwest, Esp. Daily lo.55
For Cincinnati \ >t. Louis, Esp. DUly IN
and g:lnp. VI.
F%r ri,.h,urg < Cleveland, Esp. Daily 1858
For Lexington and local stations $40 \. NJ.
For philadelphia, Newark and Wilmington,
100 \, VI, $50 =. Me- 555 +, ", daily. Express
For mtrrmc4iatc points between baltimore
T. VI.
For Baltimore, : $50 0:lo. ;&n. $40, a.5o g..
NJ, 'l:lO, ~ 3:li ri5miuu;c train. a,n !sjl,
$40, j3U 800, G:lj, i.3r, bail, and lIlD T. W
3$iG 'i:io $50, 5;i5, ais S;jj, AID i#OP M' '''''
and l.GO T., NJ. ON sunday, $50 A. VI, l,ia.P
NJ Leave Annapolis, G:0, $50 \. NJ, I!,1I,
$50. $40 +, NJ, SUNDAYS S.3r \, NJ, $40 +, VI,
Tor Way stations between Washington and
G'ii, and 1890 p. VI ON Sundays $50 i NJ,
and l3o, 3i3n i;io, Gh5, and 1879 =. NJ
I%r StaiioHS on NN,rinrIg"i,ta4 N,,n Branch 'B|6
lions only; sl:loP. NJ and $3.50 =. ~ son
sunday stops al Ull stations.
,oLi@"or oL"r GSiirgrrj6nrrs ind mtcrmGdi4ie p%mtt..,
For liold,s ,9nd Intermediate stations, 900
and SlorO +. VI.
church train leave, Washington ON sunday
wnIN AZ iio r. VI" stopping at all stations On
= For FREDERICK, $40 \. ", $50 i. NJ,
$3.50 T.. NJ. sunday, 1910 +. NJ.
lDrllAGERSruNN, fS;iO \. VI, '5.31p, ".
Train. arrive from hrago daily, G;9O \, ".
and 5.ii T. NJ from n,maii aud - Louis,
daily, GHu \. VI and - 4, VI, from Fit, uurg
daily. ,,.U \ NJ. and 5Ij Nv
l1um lm'ud,p'ia, Chester AMI Whining
ION, lr,i1 NJ, :.!u, ;:lo, and 9;3o r. NJ, daily,
and 'i'O T. NJ.
from smqcrymd mtcrrrdiatcpu Houth
ut baltimore, luuO \. W., daily.
Tram, l,uNr EJ'tiwprr for Waslin,tnn ot
i.lu. Ug5. G:'u. 80 g,Nl gUj, and 1900 A. VI,
'2.l', 1870, agu, i:'n, 500, GOo Gag, 80 S3l
and l!uO T. VI, um sundays, GsjO, 30 9ol,
and iocC \ VI, $780, l&@, tlo, 800, j.3o, $50,
s53n, and 1900 =. VI,
'ESrrpt sunday, Daily. SSmlays only,
baggage called for and checked ut hotels
and residences uu orders lett ut Ticket Offices,
GInmud l"5l rENNSNLNANIA AVENUE.
" VI. CLEMENTS, g. X. LORD.
Manager Cen. Pass. A.yut.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
OUR TENTH ANNIVERSARY.

When we opened ten years
ago many said there was not
room in Washington for an
other carpet a n d furniture
house. Perhaps there was not
room for another of the kind;
but there is always room at
the top, and that is where we
meant to be. We aimed to
excel, and the hosts of GUS
toners we have made will
testify how we'll we have Sue
Ceeded.
We begin this issue of the
"Republican" to thank t h @
people of Washington for the
support they have extended
to us during these ten years,
and deSirouS of showing a
roper appreciation have
concluded to have a grand
anniversary sale at popular
prices in Commemoration of
our successful career. Each
and every article will be con-
Siderably less in price than
formerly, and many are less
than cost and none more than
cost.
National Republican., 1888-04-12

COTTON steady and dull middling. a,T l0c.
FLOUR quiet and straightforward Street
and western super, sa.3Tf2.T5; do. cN.
ira. SaCOT3;5: do, family, Si0Olr 10: city
mills suIer, $!.3;6l2.GO; do. extra, $1,000 80;
do. Rio brands. Si.GOli,T5; rutapsco super.
la,ive patent, Sa.5J; do, family $40.
WHEAT-.Southcrn nominally steady; red,
aaMgic: amber, GdHir; western hrmcr and
more active: No. winter red, spot, ~ Z
bid; May, SOFA L9Oc;llme, !mm0l,C; July, So.
tORN-Suuthcm higher and firm white,
C30fGa,c; yellow, G0dGl !c: western steady AMI
guet; mixed, spot, Go.c hle May, jS.IEc;
June. 5sGi5S,c.
OATS firm Southern aud Pennsylvania,
3S@ilc; western white, ia i2c; do. mixed,
3SM3gc.
RYE steady and firm iOT;3r.
Hay firm: prime To choice western, SliOO
ClG.On.
PROVISIONS Mess pork, $500. Bulk
ncats-shuulders and clear rib sides packed,
,0S3C. Bacun-ShOuldcrS, i!TSlc; clear rib
sides DC: hams. INC GREG. Lard. refined, .c.
BUTTER steady western packed, !o5t25c;
creamery, 2SIt32c.
EGGS steady, liWlilC.
PETROLEUM ilwmcr refined, i,c.
COFFEE ilrnCr-Iio cargucS, ordinary tn
fair, li@ li!c.
SUGAR steady and Quict..\ soft, G.c; cop.
Icr refined firm, l5.@ lGc.
WHISKY nominally steady, Sl.2Ii,l.)
BALTIMORE STOCK MNrlrT.
BALTIMORE. April ll.--NhginiH l0-iO,, with
coupons, ~ bid to-day.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
CWE~WrANE ANp ONO ROUTE.
Ncwport New, and Mississippi Valley rom.

Ncwput Ny,y. and Mississippi Valley tom,
pHNyN
Schedule I'm vUrct Nuy 49, lS>5.
Trains irayo Union Depot, 18th aul Il SIS,
lU.a, \ NJ For NrNpurt News, Old Point
Comfort, aud Norfolk. Daily except
sunday Arrive In Nurfnlk al r. VI.
Through par,ur car Washington to Old
Point
il!i \ ". For stations ON the Chesapeake
and ohio. I'm NWsmiu, West Virginia,
and Kentucky Daily cNuupt Sunday.
Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge to Hunt
Mgtuu
$50 +. VI Fast western express daily Solid
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
car, tu Louisville rullmm service tu
cincinnati, st. Louis, Memphis, and
New orleans.
Oncc il3 Penn ave-
II W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Julius Lansburgh,
3l5 7th ST. N. w.
ELY'S
CREAM
= AL n
CATAR R n
TRY
THE CURl
DIpHrHERIA, MEASLES, SCARLET

nIPHTHERIA, MEASLES, SCARLET
- FEVER, and other zymotic diseases
lurk in the atmosphere and hover over every
household at this season of the year when
thorough ventilation Is impracticable on ac'
count Of the severity of the weather. Ere
luent fumlgatOn Of apartments with Sea
bury's HydronaphthOl Pastiles puriieS
the atmosphere, destroys disease germs and
thoroughly disntects all carpets, bedding, aud
drapery while imparting delightful aromatic
odor that Is not injurious TO silver, bass, or
other metals, Cellars, closets, attlcs, &c.
should be made healthy by burning therein
Seabury's sulphur Candles, which are
pure, cleanly, and safe. For the toilet BATH
lavatory and nursery, Seabury's Hydro
naphthoi Soap should be used exclusively.
aS- Don't forget BenSon's Plaster for
aches and pains. .la,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Death of Jesse ID. Min.l,en.

Jesse u, MinShell, who was recently ap.
pointed 10 clcrkShip in the bureau Of pro-
visions and clothing of the Navy Department
died on Tuesday evening OF chronic dyspepsia
AZ his residence, 02S 4 street northwest. lie
had been paymaSter's clerk In the navy for
twenty years previous TO taklngihIs last posi-
tiUn,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
VI RR

BANCROFT MAPES.-t the residence of
the brides Son.in.law, j, II. patrick, ~ Mas
sachusrtts avenue northwest, Wednesday,
April II, at ) o'clock y. m, by Rev, y. W,
FNunc". y. D. Mr., GEoH"E BNNoEorr To MrS.
MATILDA \, MNrES, both nl this city.
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Thn CrmntnrN LlLlgntinn.

In equity court yesterday an order was
issued dissekmG the restraining order granted
the petitioner in the case Of the Prospect Hnl
Cemetery Company against the German Evan
golical Society,
National Republican., 1888-04-12
Don't Let II Escape, IL May he Your
TurII.


With we'll known regularity the :i5th
Monthly Grand Quarterly drawing of the
Louisiaua state Lottery took place at New
orleans on March -. iSsS under the usual
Louisiana, and Iuba A. Early, of Virginia,
No. II 80 drew the first grand prize Of $500
600. II was sold in twcntietl1S, at 81 each,
sent TO N, \. Dauphin, New Orleans La, AMI
was paid: one to Fred lioler, Taylor ridge,
H.: one to Y. II. WoudsOn, 1875 Main street.
Lynclbqg, va; one to Bank of Commerce Of
wells, Fargo y Con san Francisco, cal; one
To Il. \. Lord, Emporium, Pa; one To John
Murphy. Scnrca, il.; one to |, n. WoodCoN,
sidney Ohio; one, to ", r. Ridgway, ,la sixth
avenue New York: one through the American
Exchange National Bank of New York: one
through the First National Bank OF Helena,
Ark; one To- l.; D. Morclock, III Olive street,
Evans vile, Ind; one to parties at Petersburg,
Va, though Southern Express Company; one
TO NJ. +, Mock and Frank u. GODDARD, ll3 Gen.
essee street, East Saginaw, Mich; one 70 Fred
lressler. 3I!l Locust street. 81. Louis, Mo-,
&c, Ne No, G0G;5 drew second prize of
siOOOOO, also sold in fractional parts In like
manner At 81 rach TWO paid tO rT,O smith,
Mnitou Springs, cot; two TO I.ouiSia Ma
tiUnHl Bank, New orleans, tor II deposition;
two to II derOSitor, through Wells, Fargo ~
Co., san Francisco, cal; two to u. KIRK, sen
eca Fails, y, ~ one 70 Mas llIcincr, 10
leans National Bank for n dcpositur; one To
National Exchange Bank of Dallas, Tex. Nc.
Nc. No s!,ili drew third prize of SjO,000, sold
Thcmer. 3l oliver street Cleveland. Ohio; one
To Arkansas National Bank oG Hot Springs,
Arb; one Ia Defiance National Bank ul Del
ance, Ohio; one To Charles Stratton, Mexico,
Ind; one to T.. \. Joyce, New York; one To
| lgllatH IsRkowitSch, 81 Willrtt ,trect, New
York one To- Grlmauia Bank Of New York
city; one to- Az l.ihcrt, Lake Charles Lit;
one To Frank Hail, 2BS Magazine street, New
Orleans, La: one tO IL, Gnck, Tuscaloosa,
Ala; one 70 Miss Clara Wisdom, care Of Hay
market Theater chicago, H.; No io,lsl drew
In all directions and II was the same way with
over million dollars, The next drawing Will
| take place Tuesday, MnyS 1888. DO not let
the opportunity escape you, II may be your
| turn next.