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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
A SUPPOSED CLUE.

Yesterday morning colored boy named
Minor found a wooden neck comforter spotted
with blood about $50. feet from tho spot where
the body was found. Ho took 1t to tho Sec.
ond precinct station, where IL was identified
by young white man named Lane as the
scarf worn by Babc Bedford, who was ono
Of the men arrested Wednesday night,
as reconntcd in THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN of yesterday morning officer
Mcdonald, of the Sixth precinct, learning
these facts and that a colored man named
Sandy Pin, working in a store on p street. be.
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, had
stated to his employer that Babe Bedford did
not have n hand in the murder and that Bid
ford was with him that night, proceeded thither
and took Pin into custody. Pin was taken to
the Sixth precinct station, where he was locked
up, but was subsequently turned over to the
police of the Second precinct, in which the
murder was committed,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09

handsome cases, and warranted for time. r.
Harris y Co., i35 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
Tho nend-Letter snIe.

DURANG's Rheumatic Remedy cures rheu.
matism when everything else fails.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09

and found three cut wounds of tho head, one
just above aud behind the right ear, an inch
and n half long, another mn inch lower and
two inches further back of the samo descrp-
ton. third transverse wound was found
at the back of the head, made, evidently, with
the same instrument There was also bruise
over the lot side OF the forehead and au ex.
tcnsive one in front of and around the left car,
which might have been made by kick. The
surface of the brain was covered with blood,
and an extensive fracture was found Oh the
back and right side of the skull, having their
origin under the seat of external injury aud
radiating extensively in every direction. Dr..
Hartigan, during his examination, found
eighty-fve cents in the pockets Of the muir.
dered mans clothing, which had escaped the
greed of the murderers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
CITY NOTES.

You can save twenty-five per cent. by buying
clothing and gents furnishing goods OF Roman 4
CoX's closing out sale, at 6O7 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
Partisan Diamond

earrings, rings aud studs, in solid gold set
tugs, from $3.50 to $50. Il. Harris s. Co., 435
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
aae Solid cold Wntches.
Literature for the sicl, and Poor.

,ents' size, American movement, warranted
or time. II. Harris & Co., 1876 Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09


HI XIII NIN
~
W00IEN vi RK EV
with tho single excep,ion of iron. the rise
in nrices az roai Las hoor aroator ibsn in anv
other product The fabrics chat are now I've.
Inc consnn,oJ 40 ~, sLov - oJvonce m
"rice as - 80 r,.1o -, 81 80 vcar,s
nroincIs of wool, Tbc advancs I'M Low and
MoS" w. 49, Sao,, ms, an = "a -
cemf Tn DrIain" ~ TI""co woois ~csriv
100 psr cent. That these prices arc not spec.
uIative can Inc bcst inferrcd from tLo fact
that wooi.growers have not for seven wears
nast made = JoIIar an i,eir vol cron aMJ In
many instances TaiIgd 10 shear thcir sheor, as
tho prices realized DID NOT PAY FOR
SIiE1RTNG. Tic past years cron will be
used in the manuiacIurc of goods Ibis year
and as such houses as TAULKNrR, PACE 6 Co,
PoMERoy d PrMUneI, and others Of the LARGEST
comnjssior nausea In tho rvorlJ hovo LnuoLt
at an average advance of 40 per cent. for Tie
usc of tbeir miIIs and moi for ibe nurnoacs of
sno,.,,ia,in,, n 10 oor,.'jr pEVoNn rIJE poo
slIS1uInllon w W WI nln ID. OLN1 ~ I 'y2-
sIBILITY OF A DOUBT, that all grades Of
yvnoIon fnLr;cs will Lo a. iaoe, JVENTY ETVE
a
prp DENT JIGUED NEyJI cEIC0V
In Ijncns and Cnttons tLot are ns,J In tho
manufncturo of garmonIs tl,n uLvance ,ver-
AGES 25 per cent.
- -, - WHY
inc owing 10 tbe snn,rior ,unnu.r In ,vbicb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
CITP ITEMS.
"The Cheapes

For holiday presents go to julius LansburghrG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
wAIriNa ron THE INQUEST.

1t having been announced that tho inquest
would take place Mt l o'clock yesterday at tho
Fourth precinct station-house, the sidewalk in
front of that structure was throngCd with
people at that hour About 1870 o'clock it
was made known that the coroner would not
be in attendance until o'clock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
A. SAKS & CO.,
TAILORS and CLOTHIERS,
376 and 378 Seventh Street.
AT NOOT'S,
NO. 9l5 PENNSYlV WANNA AVENUE.

Real Duchess LACE rarbes at 81, real Duchess ia;
bots ut rs, 49, lOc. All the newest novelties in real
nes Laces, at decided low figures. a most magniH-
cent stock of Re al Point Gauzo, Thread duchess and
Barbes, Handkerchief from our late importntlons ut
prices never before offered Ladies' Breaklst and
Dress Caps full line of the latest shapes In Chill
drens Velvet BOnnets, at
NooT'S, ei5 Pa. Ave.
Just received n case of Paris Reception and Street
Bonnets, comprising the most desirable shapes, from
NooT's, eI5 pa. Ave.
In Fans, we offer the most Select Stock consisting
Of Ostrich, Hand. Embroidered, Real Polnt GAUGE.
ably low prices, at
NooT's. ei5 Pa. Ave.
Rich F ench Flowers in all shades for aud
NooT'S, eiB Pa. ave.
White and Black Lace Plaitings, for bottom of
dresses at 81 TO soc, the yard. u llue Of all the
latest styles In Ruchngs at
NooT'S, DIS Pa. Avo.
All Linen Hem, tliched HandkerGheis ut 25c, la
ues NJ SIC. Point dc Spret Fchucs at &C. Real Ire
ton scarls at DC, to 81 30, at
NooT'S, ei5 Pa. Ave.
Spanish Laces, Brabant and Point de Russo I.aces
s Sc iSw ahd 5Ty5 es at H. While GSbTod
cred Ties nj 2jc Cream Batlste Embroidered Ties at
Csc, ut
hooT's, el5 Pa. Ave.
Point de Sprci Laces, and "a Inches Wide, at o. T.
70 TO 2Oc, the ynrd Breton Laoes, all widths, at TO-
~, 10 10 Zoe the yard At
NOOT'S, oi5 Pa. Ave.
Real Russian Lace Setts. Collars and Cuffs, ut $II5
tho sSt Tile new Cr0ani Point dc Langquedo Lace
hnni-Tun all widths at ~ To Soc the yard Point do
BIaoant Laces, with Russian combinations at 10 to
40. the yard, ut
NoOT'S, ei5 Pa. Ave.
Black French Thread Tnces. all widths and nice de-
signs aud qualities, ~ ~ to hC aud up. Cream Wash
Blends, double widths, from - to 6Oo,he yard Point
de Sprel Nett yard wide AT 3OC. silk Illusions,
Dotted Nett and Nengs at lowest prices Real
Spanish Guipurr and other Nets, in all STYLES, back
and white. Spanish Trimming Laces NIL qualities
NooT'S, eI5 Pa. Ave.
Haudmad Irish Crochet Laces at Is to &c. the
DOZEN Pekin striped Black Ribbons, 2 aud 3 inches
WIDE. at 20 and sc the yard Black satin Ribbon,
inches Wide, 2Oc. A-Silk Turkish BroCRded Ribbons,
"a inches wide, s G. Br, Caded and Scotch striped
Ribbon, all SILK nche, wide, 1T ~, ~ GO the ga At
ROOT'S, 9l5 Pa. Ave.
All SIR Roman Brocaded, Japanese and Satin Gros.
Grain sash Ribbons, IN all shades ami combinations.
Real iulpure Laces, 80 49, so 10 81 the yard, all
silk, at
EOoT'S, eIo Pa. Ave.
Embroidered hand.maGe Underwear Infants and
Nurses Caps Real lAces specially. VIII open In
few days tow cases of Rich aud New styles Ladies'
White Lace Dresses at prices never hereto. ore
OnOIel,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09

While the crowd was awaiting the arrival of
the coroner, Detective Voss arrived in a car.
riagc, having in custody Edward Quecnau,
ono OF the suspected murdercrs whom the
officers arrested on Samson street. Shortly
altcrward Major Brock and Captain Vernon
arrived, and were soon followed by Detectives
McDcvitt and Acton and Sergeant SafTell.
Queenan was arrested about year ngo in Mr..
llirths store on the charge of larceny, and at
the time accused Mr. Hirth Of bong the insti.
gator Of his arrest, aud swore vengeance
against him.
At ? o'clock sharp Coroner Patterson and DR..
Hurtigan arrived. The coroner called the roll
of jurors, and all answering to their names
they were invited into Lieutenant Guys
room, whore short private consultation was
held. In few moments the coroner appeared
in the Office of the station and informed the
reporters present that it had been decided to
postpone the inquest until Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock. Quecnan was then placed in
the carriage and, accompanied by Detectives
McDeyitt, Noss and Acton aud Scrgoa ant Ssilcll,
driven to Police headquarters when the crowd
gradually dispersed.
Yesterday morning DR.. IIarigan, assisted
by Dr. Ramsey, held
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
NooT's, ei5 Pa. Ave.

Black French Thread Tnces. all widths and nice de-
signs aud qualities, ~ " to 'c aud mp. Cream Wash
Blends, double widths from y TO 6Oohe yaId. Point
de Sprel Nett yard wide, AT 900, six Illusions
Dotted Nett and N5ilings, at lowest prices. Real
Spanish Guipurr and other Netts in AL STYLES back
and white. spanish Trimming Laces, NIL qualities
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
Thormomotrlo Headings.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, U. 8. A..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
NOoT'S, oi5 Pa, Ave,

w prices high IN quality. SILK Embroid0l oil
is and Ties at 10, rs, 9,c. to g. White Embroid.
Ties ut 2jc. Cream Batiste Embroidered Ties at
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The managers of the Comique never sue.
ceedod better than they have this week in
furnishing really first-class variety enter
tainment for their patrons. The bill Is excep-
tlonally fine. There will DO matinee at tho
usual hour TODAY
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
NoOT'S, eIs la. AVG.

Embroidered handmade Under Wear. Infants and
Nurses Caps Heal l.aees specially, VIII open IN
a few days TOW cases of HiCh aud New styles Ladies'
White Lace Dresses at prices never hereto ore
OllOrel,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-01-09
MooT's, eI5 Pa. Ave.
NOOT'S, oI5 pa, Ave,

Real Russian Lace Setls. Collars and Cuffs, ut $I15
tho sSt Tile new CT0anI Point de Iangquelo Lace
hnni.run all widths at ~ To Soc the yard Point do
BIaOHnt Laces. with Russian GOmbnalon at 10 to
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02


In W. nsrs~mv veass u NE l'nissa
n%sssA A~aA~ Faws~as - 4.As M Nm N
sasAm~~ sk* r&x# IN smssA&sA VI ssss~s. ~As~A
- ssss~A NJ ~ rsTr~s* y sesH~x W. ~
hssss N NJ ~ n ssms~~m sv&s4Aasnx shs
iwtsAss sssars~s~s n ,susa ss~Asv nns~& A~a
ses~sss~s sAs~ - ~ sss~~sA ~ 49,. N ss.
euhas~
n Ae~sna w ~ ths ru1~~~ n th~
ltrns~ rsMmst'# rn Fspessuus h sNsk~ sAtsa
sesA ~iih sll ~s~s.~sei ~ss. sna n kase she
srsiss AeAs, a sh~ ssmmls,f~ rless, n ,hs
rTs~~as s~ssarr rhsa hss vsss saianm. II rvrs,
twen A-ar
rwc easevrsssing yosss men. wha
~ens~mtaas~A eseslsne tisa Grants AsstlAs
hesS~~ AnA holsitax shem ~ ! reward, hsy.
s~sn arvvsseA n Ne~ fesA.
Commissioners lsaNm n cprr.ed IN
stAns'ns asNnsssy n ,he future " mra.
shihryN-
Gen. Grant arrived d wAahinstcn on
~ ss,h HM There - NJ public reception.
The General attended church thss~ IN Hun.
DAY. he sssh, returned so Philadelphia on ,hs
HNh, and ca ihe aAms dAy started fcs Havana
by ~Ay " hichmoud, cha rissscn, savannah
And Cedar ksys. AFTER spending fe~ ~esAs
In cnha, he viii revisit the scenes n his eas.
hess military achievements n Msalcc, And Then
Hsvel through Tciss accord Tho Mississippi
And visit colots q, returning 10 uAlenA In May.
ana reaching Long Branch by JunA
II u reported from waahinGton thai
Gov. Van xsnd'. Of nhoas Island, hes been of.
fefsd Tho post os Mlntstcr 10 Rnssla, and ,hs,
Stanley Matthews h booked fcs ,hc EnRlish
mission
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

Whoever conquera Incidence can CON.
duer most thinex.
Lovc is lowlincss; on tho wedding
ring npasklcs no jcwcl.--Richter.
lsc graceful II yon can hut n You
cant be graceful, bc tvuc. Dr.. Armit.
aOr.
Men show their character In nothing
more clearly than by what they think
ianghable. 00eihr.
II " extraordinary how long man
may look among the crowd without
discovering tho isce of friend. !.
Dickens.
Truth Ia the most powerful thing In
tho world, since fiction can only please
~ hy its rescmblAncos 10 H. Nhattcs
bury.
Tho music II . marriage procession, !"
says Heinc, always reminds mo VI sol.
dierS entering upon battle"
II, of NIL those whom you help, the
majority abure yOnr generosity, u not
the gratitude 81 the few really bcnc-
tltcd sufficient reward and stimulus 10
continue tho good work = Golden
Rule.
Teaching men morals Il 10 though I
had clock that wonld not 60, aud |
turned round ono oi tho cog.whctls
But faith takes tho key and winds up
thc mainspring, aud tho whole thing
runs Oh readily.-Hpurge0n.
Nature hMs placed mankind under tho
government u two sovereign masters
pain aud pleasure. u II tor them alone
10 point out what VIZ ought 10 do, m
well m determine what ~ shall 10. On
tho ono hand the standard oi right and
wrong on the other the chain of causes
and effects ara fastened 10 their throne.
- Neu ham.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02
4 Rare Deg.

There arc ~ many wonderful stories
showing the sagscity ol animals going
tho rounds 0f the papers inst now, says
\ California paper, that wc Arc com
pcllcd 70 contiibuto our quota BY ID.
scrtins tho following marvellous In.
stance of Intelligence Of : dor, occur.
ring In ! restaurant. A lady who had
stepped In 10 alk direction was about
~ leave tho door again. when large
Newfoundland belonging 20 tho pro.
psietor placed his paws against hcr aud
began eagerly snailing about her
clothes, II tho kAme time wAgeing his
tail In ! significant manner. The
strange manner of tho dog excited The
ausptcions Of ths proprietor. The lady
wAs seized, heavily manaclcd, and, de-
spite her struggles, dragged into N
Eastern oystcrs.for.two compartment
and searched. On her person was
found sccretcd \ valuable mincc pic.
The wretchcd woman was condemned
20 swallow four wrctched donghnmls Of
tho period, while tho dog WA rewarded
With : olid.gold collar set With dia-
monda and ihings. Tho above story
sesms wildly incredible. wc know, but
can b. testified 70 BY many eminent
witnesses,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

u II not often that = subject ventures
TO challenge his sovereign, but this, II
appears. waA recently done by tho
6wcdiah poet Djornson. King Oscar.
who hAs ! considerable reputation ~ m
author. takes ! strong intcrcst In con.
Temporary kwedish literature. and II
somettmes rather free In hin criticisms
oi well.known writer's. lie lately passed
III unfavorsbIc judgment on ! nsw
work hy bjosnson, expressing II The
salnc tilnc sOinc cOntsnpt for thu grn.
srHl ohsracles u his work. The indig.
nant poct ~ once wrote 70 his Majesty.
slsmanding that hs should apolo9iss Tor
The insult D. grant Tho only satisfaction
that would be accepted BY . man of
honor. The King waS psoaaic enough
70 hand tho letter 10 ths police authori.
Ties ol Stockholm, who lnstituicd pro.
csedsnes against tho writer. Djosnson
suddenly discovered that = change of
air would suit him. and hrs nov ample
leisure 10 consider whether, after Ill. :
King should have tho right 10 sxpssess
literary opirton oaly u ths tsk d hts
li5o.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

A gris,ls aws&ed lnsls rsss.a Aawa
thv Asrlr aiA rsr~si~A rAt, lauhtns Nv 1
s~ss. rtssvntis she rNsav IL une tsrraeiesl
~ Z Hnfls Afv>ssd veans wsmsh che
~ ditertly IN lh~ middle N n talAsnr
~ = ttsrnd W thr s~at before hef. The
sussnt lady lunAine fes . s~At saia esss
Dsolisels, ia thia s*as eAeAeedf@ The
yrsthR wrmnn. vithout offering II mcv~
aloNe, ~ fisr II ~ her IsasA. said, in i
eAselt~s and esastetNtine tuae. lcukine
inpmdehily In hrt iace, No. Du you
want u rcmw INT" unrnded ~ her
snne and mannsr, The lady hlashed With
disrlcsausr and rsssea 90. ny tlis
time : gentleman acquaintance hal
funnd her 4 seat. which shc acrepted.
hid ron hear how that woman an.
swcr~d mcf' she said, Indignantly.
!" could moi havc believed ,hai one al
my avn sex wonld bc 10 rude. And
tho t,cst of II II know her ~ nanc,
and, II she had known who | am, shr
would have bcen very polite IL me-.
She h enAmosed Of my cousin. and IL
doing her bcst 10 secure him ~ hus.
hand. Am afraid ahe has made mis-.
take In not being civil Mark The 10.
1ncl' Tho yonng lady during Tho lay
ioincd bcs cousin, aud In The evening
they were returning home on The tram.
when In came the other Young woman,
and, at once catching sisht of tho young
gentleman m she entered thu door,
smil,s wrcathcd her coantcnanrc. Hc,
not knowing what had happened. rose
and aAlntcd her cordially, and II once
introduced her 10 his companion. Why
did shc turn palc, then reds She aim.
ply saw what 4 fool she had been. aud,
II shc failed 10 500 the immcasnrAblc
depth of her folly, u was revealed 10
hcr whom, aftcrwar,l. the avoritc cousin
of tho man shc wanted for 4 sweetheart
said coolly 10 her, ~ noticed yon on
tho train this morning." There was no
longer any doubt that shc had been
recognized, and that her rn.lencss
would 10 reported 10 tho ears 10 which
of all others she dcsircd u n u 10 come.
No, yoM 500, u YOU are not polite from
principle, IL Ii we'll 10 b0 40 from
policy. The man or woman who IL III.
variably civil and obliging need fear no
awkward adventures like this one.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

since during the acts Of sensation
aud intcll.ction phosphorus II CONSUMED
In the brain and nervous system. thcrc
arises necessity 10 restore the portions
~ consumed. or, ~ thu popular EXPIRES.
sion ia. to use brain food. Now, as cy-
CRY one knows, II Ii the property of
phosphorus 10 shine In the dark. and,
N fish In certain stage of putrcfMctiyc
decay often emit light or become phoe-
phoresccnt. II has been thought TINT
this In due 10 the abundance of phos-
rhorus their flesh contains, aud hence
they arc cninently suitable Tor tho
nervous systcin, aud are m invaluable
brain food. Under that idea many per-
sons resort 10 dict cf fish and per.
suadc themselves that they derive nd.
vantage from il In an Increased vivid
ness of thought n signal improvement
Ia tho reasoning powers. hut the flesh
of fish contains no exccss Of phos.
phorns, nor docs In shining depend
on thAt element. DccMying willow
shines even more brilliantly than ic.
cAying Ash. II may sometimes be dis.
ccrned aiar of 1t night. Tho shining
In thu two cAsrs In duo 10 the same
cause.-the oxidation of carbon, not of
phosphorus. in organic Substances con !.
tanning. perhsr.. not pcrcepsible trait
of the latter element, Yet. surely. no
one over found himself rising 10 poetic
fesvoF by tasting deeaying willow wood,
though II ought. On these principles, to
bc ! better brain food than much
larger quantity of Ash.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02
MEMS ef INe WEEK.



ErrtA Amrs,~sa ~assr~s tvrast that
shs satssa sssssss - + ~ s#a n@ist~ AsVs
ssssw ts3M sssssseA n shs tAsFaass ~sst hssss
ia~A ~ stsssa 49, ssaA VII WI N *sss# u A.
ss~stsepa sea shs ~ss u ssrssssi ~ rsss
H~slas a a. esa
An A~srl disaster v reported fsrm
NsrsssnA r~tsss@ u 'ha hssase Asswss W.
Ftssh n ~ ~ss Aie~M ae~s ~ksie Ne ssle
gss~r FAihhHspA N f,aAa~4 ~Ns esw~sfnr, sMa
Ill w v~s@~Asws. aa " ramhes. ~sfs
Asvsssa
A .iisraseh fcm the vi~~fry III In.
~ ssss sAes us~ Hah%sn Ats~asAA Ana Ais.
respeA shs Asshsh4 sseana rshal vn NE ssa
inss, ssa sraeear,sa she sis,
Tho araih N announced VI William
Hsrsssth plsea. she hasssfsAa asa ..sve~s,
and ses mAns seAsa ssii'rs II she lsaaasn
ttAsh+ass, IN shs hgsh seAf N hls Ara
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

shANA i ts@s~s*aasasA s#AhA fts a*As @saa
Assss* il sa##.s u tss sseawsA@ II sAt W.
ses wssts#& As&Mese ass - w4asamsA IN
~ s*A#s tAsA. sAw~sA a4s saHs *HsA ss#A
fssfiMAa h*AA sA.s Fsws AAsa4#4 a%A %wmss
s*s.s~~&kss s#a ss.e hes~# tfAA sHA w.
~ tsss@ss ts.se ~ ssf#ss~esw AsA t~ss
sssss *ssa rassesm w. FsvaMAsss s~A asss
W r~s ~ 49, rf~a~s~s. Yrs*sasa " A#~ uss
rsf~s. saa#h aasts res~ ssssssls sasasses
ssNss sssss oil shs rrstmsss "a ~ rfssssas
ssssasa
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

Pawpaws occasionally come 10 this
market. aud arc invariably disposed of
ut high prices. Many persons who
were accustomed To cut them when they
lived further Honth nrc glad 10 yet
them, and arc willing ~ pay very lib-
orally for them. They sha,.ll be gath
cred when slightly green, and sent 10
market I'm meat boxes or baskets. The
pawpaw resembles tho banana. Int III
superior to il ia richness aud iAyor.
pcrsinmons also hell we'll, mud the mar.
kct IL rarely supplied with them. They
should be sent ~ strawberries nIc. ia
quart boxes. packed ia crates. Al they
are not liable ~ injury III the season
when they arc III condition to be
gathered. il IL not necessary t. tend
them by express. II Il quii. as vii to
forward lhem IN ordinary freight ears.
Pecana, walnuss aud hickory nats ngc
always salatlc, and ma, Ii. acn, IN llonr
" apple barrels. Chess mats always
command high price hstc, aud the mar
kct IL indisIcrcnt'y supplied with them.
A commission merchant Mllo would gi.c
hi attention 10 handling native Wild
fruits and nuts .onld make money Nv
tho operation, aud would prove oeno.
factor 10 hoys In thu city and country.
Many families hi the cila would pnr.
chase native nuts l,y The eoSrsl " they
knew where To obtain tllon, aud could
get them nj twieo tho prlce country
boys would expect for gathering them.
Bccch.nuts arc regarded ~ great lain-
tics here. aud command sood Prices..--
chira0O Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

Monday, July II, was the ninetieth
anniversary of the storming aud de.
strnction of tho Dustilc the state pris.
ON and citadel of Paris. Tho building
of the prison was begun in iJie hy
Charles ", II was enlarged ia succeed.
ing rcigns, aud destroyed by tho people
Ia l7H0. II waS situated ut the gatc ol
1t. Antoine. The inhuman treatment
to which prisoners In th. Bastile were
subjected has few parallels III the his.
tory of penal cruelty. Put there with.
out accusation or trial. on simple
lettrs de caciet. their iinal fate was ca.
tircly dependent on the caprice Of tho
caprice of tho monarch, and unknown
even 10 their families or their ranst In
innate friends, IN NJ communication
wns allowed the prisoners with tho out
side world. voltaire. Hichclicu, aud
tho man In tho iron mask, whose idcnt.
ity has never heen fully established,
were among the prisoners IN this
dungeon Of dcspotism. When, IN 1850,
the people of France rose In their
might 10 throw off the abominabIc yoke
Of dcspotism, tho storming of this
dungeon wns one of the first actions
taken hy tho cnrag.d popnlacc. It was
captured, tansaeked, and the prisoners,
some of whom had been confined on
frivolous charges for more than thirty
years. liberated, aud H. towers RACED.
Oh its site now stands 4 magnificent
column erected IL memory Of the ra,ri.
uta nf i1kl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

FRoM thc criminal statistics inst pub
lished by tho Government of Italy u
appears thmt In the first nine months Of
1870 there were no fewer than 1,iD0N
murders OF attempts At murder commit
ted In thc kingdom, being "A average Of
ten and two. thirds day. IN the same
period 81 thFcc.q quarters " year there
occurred l 900 cases Of highway robbery.
Of tho perpetrators Of which - many
= 800 had snsirsly sscapsA the hands
q joeoies.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-01-02

LoSD IN has been startled by tho
news that Prince Bismarck has written
to Lord Dcaconsnsld TO Hay that Le
will visit him Ii the summer 81 1850,