Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-23

LADIES SHors.-TNe shoes worn by ladies'
~ present are Ear NOR sensible than thcs.
Ia, ~ IN fashion The design now il 90 give
syn metrical shape and oase 20 the foot rathsvr
tia o. cramp IL into unnatural smalInrSs
For this purpose a 2 best shne-nakerS nov
use French lasts ma e precisely the shane %
che foot outlining the taper of fhe f.oi an LON
and giving ample width Of sole. Sho-sS made
IN This way do not cramp the toes. or bind The
tnstep. or force out the tender joints - for1.
bunionS. a. the narrow shoes ~ the past few
years have done. Another sensible feafurars
The Present style IL The low brpad heel, which
gives the foot a natural, easy. and heal thns
position. very different nom thar Snn..r,sS
when the high marrow French heels wcrr in
vogue. Experienced shoe makers also Cpr,-
mend what l. called the English Channna
groove In the sole 81 the shoe that carries The
stitch connecting the sole and upper ana
prevents the elsC frOm becnming n1ugh aud
ragged. Buttonei boots ~ French ktd an, he
handSomest shoes Tor -,nidr.-S bonSe az
carriage wear. For the same purlsoS.sS th-s,s
ar also huttoncd boots of fine serge faxed
win French and turacoa Kid. Heavy walk
shot~ with double Sples ar made OF p~b-
Ole goat, Of Curacao Kid. 81 straight Crasa
and also the French INST Kid. Side-la,ed
eait'rS are said % D" com ing into n yor as-asn
~ they give perfect 1t and a ~ eaS.lx a.
J'.SttSt Ia the foot when 10 Supslls with C,ffvu.
or overeNertion: both serge and morocco a..
uS'u Tor uhe>c Ealter>-Hd1sr's Ba,'H.
\ SUIT INyoIvr>G rHE IsSrI~G oF ~
e0o-o IN RAILROAD BONnS-Iudre Rlstr.
ford IN the United STATES Circuit Court cor.-
nlcnCtNi the hcartT z 81 an Application yestap--
daN fur An injunction o. rts> rain tho thf-aea
Milwaukee ami ~. Paul railway compaHE
truin the reiSSuirg of the first mortgage bonds
or The latter company. due Nov. l. iSg4 aad
nom putting upon the market As 40 90 ~.
h,nds purIorting 10 De first mortgage bonds
81 IN" several roads consolidated into tiss
chicago. Milwaukee and st Pant Tho a,-
llt.dt> arr Third mortgage bondhoii,rs o.
ll' Ia riSSr ami Milwaukee company They
present with their application "A petition IN
We nature ot hill IN equity aud Nolutntnous
"u.taNlJ>. The defendants have rcpli,sI 20
thS hill with CrpSs bill. and present counts
atldaNit>. The case l. the latest t,haSe of q
litigation commenced iu the supreme court %
This state Ia IS'iS. n will probably engage
judge Blatchfoni's attention for several days
v. y NlgI, Of
\ bFSTFEATE FUGlTIVE EtuIsT,vo N.<
ANp IL MoRTALlG Mol NBEp-Thr COM
mercc Mo Dispatch gives an account al a
dt>Icrat" AFFAIR in MiSSi>sippi County. No
last Friday and saturday. 10 apIspars that.
young man named Henson was Su>prcttst o.
robbery, and Joseph Carr and \ posse OF i've
men went To arrest him. During the pursuit
Henson shot carr killing him. and the chaSs
was abandoned. The following day sheriff
Swan6, with posse of men, renewed the
pursuit, which resulted In the killing % one
81 his posse, the wounding OF another and
NE capture Of Henson after being muFtaitF
wounded.
rs-Joscph II. Fov. while driving acroS, Ia.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Raltitnors
railroad az Perryman>Ville yesterday was
run over and instantly killed by passing