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$S Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
l Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. LYNCH's. 9Th near ID St s&w
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Election of Officers

The following officers were elected last even
ing by Halcyon commandery, No. 1913, U. O.
g. c.: Noble commander, Geo. H. Cline; vice
noble commander, Andrew II. Stamp; keeper
Of records, John G. Brown; financial keeper of
records, Rob't ID. Weston: treasurer. C. + H
Holmes; herald, Thos. Humphrey; prelate,
VIM Il. Hines, W. l. gate, Geo. ]. p. Wood
W. o. gate, VIM. Geddes- NJ D.; past noble
commander and deputy, Frank T. Park NJ ID
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100 1rcrs

100 PIECES
BEST FRENCH sATEEN STYLES ALL GOOD
GOODS. NEW ONLY 2Oc PER YARD.
$50 PIECES OF SCOTCH AND FRENCH GING-
HAMS FROM 1sc. TO 4Oc. PER YARD. THE AS
SIGNS AS BEAUTIFUL AS ANY WE HAVE EVER
DISPLAYED.
so PIECES NEW sTYLEsIN FIGURED BATIsTE,
NEW GOODS. 12h CENTS PER YARD.
100 PIECES ENGLISH DIVINITY STRIPES
CoLoRs ARE NOT PRINTED BUT WOVEN. AND
ARE PERFECTLY FAST.
ONLY 12K CENTS.
TO o. GOODS SOLD EARLY IN THE SEASON
FOR So.
THEY ARE DECIDED BARGAIN.
NEGLIGE SHIRTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
so DOE ALI-sILK HALF-HosE FOR GENTLE
MEN. ONLY SO CENTS PER PAIR, FORMER
PRICE u.
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS. STYLES. AND
SIZES HALF-PRIcE
ONE PRICE
w.M sHusrER Sons
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LoSsDALE CAMBRIc. 9$4c.; DR.. Warmers cor
sets, 95c.; Monarch shirt, &C.; summer vests,
l5c At BRopHEAp's
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CrTYs ITEMS.


A fine French Flannel Shirt for FL, worth not
less than Sl.50. Domet Shirts of finest quality,
SOC. Franc, One Price,
1t Cor It'll and d.
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
p. HANSON HISS MF'G Co, SIS 18th st.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA,

81 know that Hoods Sarsaparilla has restored my
health and prolonged my days. l was feeling badly
for long time. my trouble being a general nervous
prostration accompanied with chlls and fever After
taking five bottles Of Hoods Sarssparills felt SO
well rs to be able to do my housework am as well
now as any one Of my age, 81 years." MRS. NJ. E..
THORP. st Adams, VT
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OFFICE HOLDERS read ad. Of GRAHAM & Son
For sale lots.
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GAS AND On Stoves, all sizes. Call and ex-
anime. c. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 ST.
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LIGHTNING rods, electric work. J. H. KurHL1se.

Go TO COLONIAL BEACH with Harmony Lodge
No. q, k OF p, Thursday, June a.
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and Fancy straw hats, latest styles. 25c. TO 75c.
All the new styles and colors in Derbys. 81 to
S1.50; best made. 81 AMERICAN HAr Con-
PASY, 20s Pa ave-, op. Botanical Gardens.
PLAIN figures. One price. jel2-m,w,f,s,Ste
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''SuS DIAL" gas cooking stoves. The best
and most economical; 5000 in use in this city.
r G. CAMPBELL. 81 10th St NV
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Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
roN BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
1rlct
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ALL-WooL trousers to order %.
HANBURGER's, 621 Penn ave.
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Washington Produce Market.

The general condition is about the same as
last week Butter is dull and inactive with
prices same as last quoted Egg market is
stronger, the receipts having been light; the
demand has increased; l5aI6. Receipts of
poultry have beeen irregular, though good
prices ruled; large spring chickens. I7als;
small, 10. New potatoes are coming in more
freely end prices are lower; new prime, 50 to
"a per bbl seconds, 81; culls, so to 65c. per
Dbl Hay and straw market over stocked
Wheat Is steadier and will continue until new
crop becomes available and its Character es-
tablished-
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New Fashion Catalogues for July free at
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and h sta
je19-4t
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White AND FANCY L

CARPET CLEANING.-No extra charge for moth
preventives. Your carpets made to look like
ew, at Chace's, adjoining City Post-office.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.


SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A VERY SUPERIOR
COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
oxr EMBRACING IN PART:
ONE ELEGANT tIVE-PIECE TURKISH PARIOR
LITE IN PEkFECT ORDER; DOUBLE WAL
nut FoLDING CABINET BEDsTEAD WITH
MIRkOk-FRONT AND WARDROBE ATTACH
MENT COST $3.50; WALNUI BOOKCASE
AND SECRETARY; MINDUW DRAPEkY AND
SHADES; NEARLY NEW BODY AND TAPES
Try BRUSSELS CARPETS STAIR AND Hall
COUCHE;' BnNTWuOD KoCKiR; ToLDfNd
CHEEKY BEDSTEAD, VERY HANDSOME; OF d
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE. MAR
LY NEW; CHERRY CHAMBER SUITE: MAT
TRESSES. PILLOWS, AND BULSIERS; FINE
LOr BED LINEN, BLANKETS, AND COM
FORTS; WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS; BENTWOOD
DINING CHAIRS; WALNUT EXTENSION IA
BILE: CHINA AND GLASSWARE; VERY FINE
BALDWIN REFRIGERATOR: KITCHEN RE-
QUlSITES, &c, &C
On FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE. %. 1885, COM
mencing at Ten O'CLOCK, shall sell AZ residence
NO. olo lth street northwest very superior col
lection OF household effects all Of which in fine
condltion. Parties furnishing would study their in
terest by attending this sale
je22-dts THoS. BOWLING. Auctioneer
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Mr.. r.. X. Helphcnstine, Druggist at the
Portland. has secured the agency for Groves
Herb Extract The absolute cure for malaria.
apl6-lw6s4m
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Down AT LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; MAIN
spring in S.W.. 81; key-winder, 75c. Repair
ing III proportion All work guaranteed Il.
{. HINES i Co.. 525 9th ST. NV.
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AUCTION SALES. ,

Washington Safe Deposit Co., 916 Pa.
ave. Safes rented; So per year. my4-4m
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WHITE AND FANCY DUCK VESTS
are just the thing for warm weather. We have
them from 75c. up. EIsEMAN Bros. It'll and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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LEONARD hardwood refrigerators at cost.
\. EBERLY's Sons. us 18th st. NV
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EVERYBODY SAYS HAMBURaER's sell the best
$40 blue serge suit in the District
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Wheeler & Wilson's, New High Arm,
Doctors admit can do no harm.
lel0-1m OFFICE 4S7 9th STREET NoRrHwrsr.
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S9S5
is all we ask for any suit marked S12, S125O,
$3.50 and SIS. EIsEMAy Bios, It'll and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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Our SO blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. HAMBURGERs,
621 Fem. ave.
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FOURTH OF JULY ON THE ALLIE
GHENlES.
Grand Pleasure Tour to Cresson

The Pennsylvania railroad company, in order
to provide an attractive tour for the holiday
season of the Fourth has arranged a grand
pleasure tour for the Alleghenies and Cresson
on Thursday, June q. This tour is fixed at
a most opportune date, as every one desires
to celebrate the holiday Of the independence
by some pleasant jaunt There is no pleasanter
trip one can take than this. nor any more APP
propriate, for where could the birthday of Lib
erty be more fifty celebrated than on mountain
top! The summer merits of Cresson are too
well known to need more than mention. 1t is
one OF the choicest spots in the land, and offers
everything that can in any way contribute to
pleasing diversion.
An additional interest attaches to Cresson on
account OF its proximity to Conemaugh and
Johnstown. Frequent trains run between the
points, and one has an excellent opportunity of
seeing the ruins caused by the late floods.
Round-trip tickets, including one days board
at the celebrated Mountain house, good for re-
turn within ten days, will be sold from WASH
ington at 80. The special train, under the
supervision of the tourist agent, will leave
Broad-street station, Philadelphia at 1910 a.
m. and parties will leave b. and p. station
$50 am; and connect with special at Harris
burg. Tickets will be good on any regular
train OF June "a, arriving at Philadelphia in
time to connect with the special Itineraries
may be procured at ticket Offices of the COM
pany.
PARLoR-CAR LINE BsrwEEN WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND SARATOGA VIA PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.-Commencing June "a. 1882 the
Pennsylvania railroad company will place in
service a line of Pullman palace cars between
Washington, Baltimore, and Saratoga. The north
bound car viii leave Washington, Baltimore
and Potomac railroad station, at a. m, every
weekday, Baltimore 10 0S am, and run through
to Saratoga via Pennsylvania, West Shore, and
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company railroads,
arriving at Saratoga about 9:25 D. m. The
south-bound car viii leave Saratoga every week
day about S:l0 a. m, and arrive in Baltimore
sos and Washington 9:I2 p. m. This arrange
cement will greatly enhance the comfort of
travel to this famous Watering place, as the en-
tire trip is made without the necessity of leav-
ing the car. The trains carving these through
cars viii also connect closely to and from Phn-
nicia, Kaaterskill, Grand hotel, and other
points Of interest in the Catskills.
BUnpIxa Lors AT AUCTION TO CLosR An Es-
TArE.-Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, viii sell
| on Monday next, at 5o'clock p. M, to close an
estate, two hne building lots ON east side of 4th
sire ct, between d and E southeast-lots about
2ox65. AZ the lots must be sold speculAtors
should attend
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THREE Hours TO PHILApELPHIA.-The Balti-
more and Ohio trains for Philadelphia and
New York are leaving Washington promptly on
schedule time. The Baltimore and Ohio is the
only line running three-hour trains to Phila-
delphia, and the average time of Its New York
trains Is less than via any other hne.-Adrt.
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FURNACE AND Stove REPAIRING promptly
done by SHEpD Bro, 1872 9Th ST.
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WASHINGTON scHuETzEx vERErx.
lsDr. Ca :, il BE. ..s... 2 10 NJ

IsDrA CHAr1lrs BEAur1ryh Nv
styles reduced % loc and discount Of 10 Per 60
BLACK sURAH SILKS. sxcsllent quality soc.
CANA slixs. AL new sty,ss. rsds'sd % 49, ~
LONsDALE cAMbkic, very nnsst ouaiity. 90 ysrd
New style PLAID DRESS oooDs wide double
widih reduced % Use. aud Discount q 20 Per csnt
fSufT OF THE LOON. blsschsd cotton, ons ysrd
vide. excejlcut quality. o>5c-
slssz..t SAT EENs. very nnssf quality. ~ -
CAkTERs cssh stora
I'll MAkkE1 SPACE
Neal sth 81
VALUABLE PkESES te tor csah custoDers
helect one VI the toalou1ng presents with purcnl4
Of o5- Kar OF jnxUe xe me Dunssk towelsvorth -
ctE. hall ooGcn n1se Donask kspkins uorzA 15c-
petr q nak kmbsusdsred Ssovs-kitnnx CoDstA wor>h
ss,sss ees e u sslloy1ns pssssur v1sh spscche9
g &l0 g more, 4 large slze handsQme brsda
Gut vsite sasH; 49,. 2 nss - -. =. is.sS
ho cs1pft, 5Es e VIZ ls.s.t gs,css seS 81 ~
ss5s., ~ - - - ~
fn.>nss s..srspsutnsv sAzzEExs. shsssssssasA
HEnRTrAs: .usDsns lgss .seeaA n ~ -
s' -: - = - . e -. a. ~ -, ast
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WALL PAPERS. WINDOW SHADES. DECORATIONS,
DC JAMES b. HENDERSON, 923 street north
west. successor to Richard Henderson
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OLD Folks PAINS.

PIMPLEs. BLACK-HEADs. CHAPPED and OILY
SKIN prevented By CUTIcURA INDICATED SOAP.
OLD FOLKS PAINS
Fun Of comfort for all Palma lnAammatiou ana
Weakness Of the Aged = the CUTICUkA ANTI-pAIN
PLASTER the nrst and only pain killing Stssngthsn
ing Faster. New. instantansous ard infallibls.
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FORECAST TILL 5 A. Il. Sunday.

FORECAST TILL A. II. Sunday.
Tor the District of Columbia, Delaware.
Maryland. Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina fair, preceded by light rain on the
coast; cooler: northwesterly winds.
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Fair and cool weather may be expected till
Monday in the lower lake region, the east gulf
and Atlantic states. except New England; fair
weather and slowly rising temperature else
where, except light rain in the northwest Sun
day afternoon
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DEsaABLE IMPROVED Property, being three
story brick house, No. 915 II street northwest,
70 be sold at auction Monday at $50 o'clock p
See adyt
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Sl4.S5

will take any suit heretofore sold at s16, sic so.
SIS, $3.50 and go.
EIsEMAN Bios, It'll and E.
Manufacturing Clothiers
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RUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
EAST OF LINCOLN PARK IN EASTERN SEC
TON OF THE CITY.
Byyirtue Of deed OF trust duly recorded in n5er
1917 iolo 17:., ct seq ot the land records Of the
District Of Coubis and at the request Of the parties
secured thereby We shail oacr ior sale a: public snc-
El-EYENrH DAY OF JULY. 1880, AT HALE
PAST FIVE +. II, part OF original lot numbered
c. in square numbered ten hundred ard nifty nine
(lOi9) Beginning street southeast twenty five
feet tie southeast OF said lot
ming northward hundred and lfty-one feet nine
inches, thence west ward seventeen feet thence solI
ward TO the lire OF street thence aloug street east
ward seventeen teot to the place of beginning.
Terms of safe Amount OF Indebtedness and expenses
of sale tabout $780, less amount will be
stated Ut sale, in cash. balance in and years.
secured by deed OF trust on the property sold with in
terest at per all cIsh option
pusc chaser de,osit of 500 required NJ sale; al
convey ancing aud recorsilnx purchasers cost
sale TO be comulird with IN 10 days. other
wise trustees reserve The right to resell the property
FIVE days public notice Of suc resale in some news
paper published ia wsshineton. d. q.
ISAAC L. JOHNSON, a--.
je22-eod6ds GEO. FRANCES DAwSoNS Afus'ees'
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LIGHTNING rods, burglar alarms, &c. KUEH-
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Sewing Machine Renting and Repairing
at the Domestic Office, It'll and II sts iel9-4t
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ELECTRIC gas lighting. KUEHLINa, 1912 Pa.
ave.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c

NtNIRAL LoDSE, NO !. 10. oT..ExcyRsIoN
~ 20 MARSHALL Hall postponed 70 SATURDAY, JUNE
%, 1883. Two ulpr. Steamer 4. v. Arrowslnith- y
a. m ana pm. Tickets sos. Children pc. Tckets
dated June sood for this date Prvf horman's Brass
and String Band. els-5t
ID IvER vIEw FoR 1859
xtMASHlNGTONfANS MOST POPULAR RESORT
steamer NARY WASHINGTON
sundays two trips, leaving NJ 10 am. and 3 pm
Returning at and pm. Tickets, 25c Commenc-
ing sunday, June =,
Commencing Monday. June o.
, Mednesdzys-1wo trips. leaving AZ $50 am and
$50 pm returning At and II 80 pm ricketA
2oc. CommeDcing "Wednesday, June ).
Family day every saturday Leaving at 10 am. Re
day, June i.
Prof rroctors Dancing School Reunion every satur-
Gay evening, commencing saturday. June l. Leaving
81 $50 pm Returning AZ IL 30 I'm Tickets. 25c
dancing down and back and NJ the grounds Oh all
triIs except sundays Zine Brass Band on sunday.
flne dinner and supper furnished the grounds for
DC. These grounds have 1ne switch back railway
and all other popular anlusemeits. ne steamer win
De chartered or liberal percentage allowed ticket
sold by societies &c No Objectionable parties allowed
any OF the above trips
myx0 l. s. RANDALL. Proprietor.
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BOWLING. Auct;oneer.

TENHOMAS BOWLING, ATct:oneef
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON 9TH STREET
SOUTHEAST Al AUCTION TO CLOSE AN ES-
TATE.
On MONDAY, JUNE TWENTY-FOURTH, 1852. at
FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, in front Of the premises. will
sell two building lots east side 4t street between
d and streets southeast, one 20xSo aud the other
2Ux65.
Terms easy and made known at sale 500 deposit
each lot ut time OF sale. Title perfect.
1t THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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Bx1eHrwooD Races Thursday, June 81, pm.
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REIsIxeER's Ice Cream. 235 G street.
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NALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY On CORNER
OF OH AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, STORE
AND THREE DWELLINGS.
On lHUISDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE TWENTY
SEVENTH, u; SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell, in front Of
the PREMISES part of
LOT Z, SO. 95I,
fronting about 81 feet 9th street and CO feet on
street. improved by store and three dwellings, This
property Is street churches &C., and
Die for bu .iness or dwelling purposes
Terms: One-third cash. balance ard years. at
annually and to b. secured By deed of trus, prem
ses Ill cash at option of purchaser yafcill
&c., cost OF purchaser DEPOSIT Of 400 required
time Of sale. Terms to he complied witt in days,
defaultiig purchaser, after days pubic notice of
such resale in some Newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. g. DUNCAASON BROS,
je22dSds Auctioneers-
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ASSOCIATION GAMES.

At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Columbus, o.
At acknowledgements, 9; Kansas City, 2
At Louisville-St. Louis, Z; Louisville, 8.
TILE IEAauH pRconn
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IL THE
AMBULANCE COMPANY. D. c. NC
On WEDNESDAY, JUNE PC.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot sos O. m,
j :2o and IS pm.
Tickets, 81 can be obtained Of uniformed members
at depot. je2l-4ts
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Are sold everywhere. Price. CUTIcURA. Soc SOAP,
"5c.: REsOLvENT. u. Prepared BY the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
u Send for .How 70 Cure Skin Dseases,r 81 pages,
so illustrations, and 100 testimonials,
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BEACH.

Daily excursions, Mondays excepted the safe and
commodious steamer Jane Mose!ey Leaves stephen
sons wharf foot of 9TH st. AZ 9 O'Clock am.
Returns at 8 80 O'Clock pm Dancing down and back
and on the grounds. Fine salt water bathing fishing
and Grabbing Fare, round trip DOC. Grand family e1
cursion every Saturday. Fare, round trip 25c. An
excellent shore dinner at the hotel. soc.
SHAMELESS CO..
ie10-1m Proprietors
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President Cleveland ina recer

President Cleveland in recent
interview referred to his SatiAtac-
ton with the outcome OF his ad-
mlnlstration. The income Is prob
ably quite as Satisfactory. He weAt
into the Presidency with an old
law library and tln sign at Buifa-
10, a bachelors condition and out
fit, and an inaugural address copied
on a typewriter. He came out OF
office with SI25,O00, besides Red
top, saved ont of his salary, with
a handsome young wife worth as
much more, and with a share in a
"a practice that will Weld himS25,
600 year. He has cause to be
satisfied
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TIM CHICAGO WEEKLY NEws. and
LINCOLN 70. LEADER, l year 81. Is
EXPIRED

The 2Sth General Assembly of
New Mexico has expired. Its
death WAS more to be admired than
It's lite. We very much doubt if
any Ot the menbers OF that body
will ever be returned rs represent
atlves of tive people Some of the
members were meritorlous, but
their repufations were hobblcd by
the eimprscticables.
We have looked in vain tor q
single bill passed into law which
the people demanded, bnthave had
no difficulty in noting bills intro
duced and passed which are dis
grace to our intelligence aud evil.
zation. When fl st organized the
Assembly whoopsd up a lot of bills
to regulate the sale and restrict the
use OF alchoic liquors and ts pun
iSh gamblers, and this in face OF the
fact tnAt several Of tine leading
Apirts Of either mouse were known
az devotces oi scchus and expert
n2rIpulstora OF card boards.
y good school law Was introduce
cd, which was purposeIY so amend
ed as to cmdsculate 1t OF Its worth,
and it died a'borning. Our local
representatives are exempt from
blame Tor their actions III this mat
ter, but like Tray, they were associ-
ated with ver} bad dogs, and as
"evll come unication corrupts good
msnn<rs,' they will have to suffer.
1t is not to be wondered at, in
the light given by the public utter
anccs and repor,S OF Gov. Ross
and Gen Julian, together with the
action OF our Legislature, that Con
gress should size New Mexico ny
as unGtted tor statehood and refuse
us admlttance. With shame we
write our condemnation Of the 26th
General Assembly, and with vigol
whistle the " Rogues March" over
its grave.
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THE CABINET.

The following named gentlemen
will constitute PresidcntHarrison''
board of counselors during his
four years term of office:
Secretary OF State. G. Blaine,
of the United States.
Secretary of heTroasury-W ~.
Window, Of Minneeota.
Sec. of War-R. Proctor, of Vt.
Sec. OF the Navy--B. T. Tracy,
of New York.
Sec. of the Interfor-Jno. W.
Noble, of Missouri.
Post Master General - John
Wannamaker, of Pa.
Atty. General-W. II. A. Mill
er, of Ind.
Sac. OF Agriculture-Jery Rusk,
of Wis.
The Cabinet as above set forth
has been confirmed. We look up
on it as q good one. Everybody
knows Blaine, and none but the
preiudiced will say that he is not
only eminently but pre-eminently
qualified tor the position OF Prem
ior of the cabinet and government
For Sec. of the Treasury, Presi
dent Harrison haS appointed an
old time friend of the editor OF the
LEADER. In 1857 he partook of
bridal dinner at our table His
father and brother lived in the city
where our lot was cast, and he
made frequent pllgrimages thither
to visit his kindred. We can cheer
fully vouch for his ability and
worth.
We only regret that the name
of K. W. Furnas, Of Nebraska, doe .
not appear instead of that OF lIusk.
No man in the unioE is better fitted
for this new cabinet position than
Geo. Furnss. We very much doubt
if Rusk knows much more than to
distinguish an onion from a cab
bage. which incidentally reminds
us of what Mrs. Thompson said
when her husband was appointed
Secretary of the Navy, Why"
said she, " Secretary of the Navy!
why Dick can't even swim"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-03-09
Com. OF Agriculture, Jerry Rusk

For years past we have been en-
deAvoring to demonstrate to our
people a selfcyidsnt proposition.
VIZ: that property should be Sc
cured far tho burial at our dead.
This week we have a painful illus
tration in point. During the year
1880 will lludgeus lost two child
rem here through death. They
were buried on property which
came into possession Of the school
board and was subsequently pur-
chased by L. Ozanne This week
the little ones were cxhumed and
inttrTd in q lot purchased in the
N0gal cemetery. II miles distant,
because of there being no cemetery
lot in White Oaks. What a com
mentary. It was supposed that
the collins wouId have been in
state ofd"cly. but they se' "led as
snlid ~ when first hidd, from
sight npwsids Of eight years 60.