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TRY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER.
IL JUST RECEIVED.
Arizona Foule all cOlors. at 75c., worth 81.
Beautiful Combination Suitings
Fnll line Cashme &c. az the new shades
Gerster Cloth, beautiful Goods. only Csc.
Black Velvets. from 81. IS to 81. so.
Pushes in all the new colors at S. so (bouRht early
and worth to day in first hands s..
Black Silks 75 ST. 81 %, 81 So 81 Is s. s. Is g. 60
We keep only the reliable makes.
Dress Flannes in every shade.
Black Satin, 81, 81. IS, 81. SO.
All the cheaper grades Of Dress Goods from l2 to &c.
WHITE GOODS.
Table Damask. hall and unbleached. IS. IS. 40 CO. IS
Napkins and Dolies. from &c. to IS Der dog.
Lace Curtains In sets from S. 80 TO $40 per pair
10-4 Sheeting IS, 80 and 371$c.
"a Sheeting. from 1216c. up.
All makes of A Cotton chesp "A can ba had
We sell the best 25c. Towel to be had
We sell very fine Damask Towels at s. s.. IS and g
per doz. - - "
Coed Coed large w size Blankets at 81.
Better bianEsts at s., $. sc. 81 and SO.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
r Sn,ts 70 order guarantee t and win save
We make Shirts to order. guarantee it, and save you
Shirts ready made at 65. rs. 81 and sl.2s.
ana Scarlet
Hosiery. Gloves. Hsndkerchiefs. Umbrellas. ooss.-
mlere &c.
We win cell as Cheap - any house in the city.
LUTTRELL d WINE,
elx-lm 1880 PENN'AAy CeR. 10Th STREET.
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S1.KHk Rpworn

$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind bleeding it, hing liberated.
or .protruding Piles that DeBiig's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. P. Miller, NJ. D., 9l5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with.
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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% GALOS-75c. at. bottle-No Rye Whisky
Best Tor the money. McGeeS wine store, 404 9th
street northwest
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH COMPANYS SUMNER
PRIcES--One large picture for framing. 81; dupli-
cate copies. 30 cents each fine imperial cabinet
portraits, 81 per dozen; carsiZe portraits, 81 per
dozen. Good work guaranteed. 723 9TH street.
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BETTER THAN GIFT-NeXt Monday and Tues
DAY, Oct. and 3. will witness the or and fall open-
Lng oI tue fai2is Royal As souvenir OF those
days great reductions will be made The Palais
k0yai leelS convinced these reductions VIII be ap-
pteciated more than the gift OF card. Only one
TONER. - wv
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EEi~ir AT Hohnlr

avegetable compound, contains no qutnfne; pos
tive cure Tor Malaria, Fever and Ague, at KlocZeW
Skis drug store, 423 9Th street Price Soc 3m
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Ask Druggists
FOR "Rat.Nlp." 1t kills rats, mice, roache g,
chinches, &C. 15c. boxes
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BuckInxham,s DYE

TOT the whiskers is an elegant, safe and reliable
arucle, cheap, and convenient for use; will not
rub on. Try It'll
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CHEAP BEEF.-StllI No. 90. Riggs market, Is the
place 10 buy beef. PorteThOuSe steak, 15c. per H.;
other meats I'm DrOp0rtiDn
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RETROTHED

STRASBURGER-BENSIN MYER STRAS-
BURGER to Miss EMMA BENSINGER, both of this
C ty. No cards.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEWIS NEWMYER
to Miss MARY BENSINGER, both of this city. No
Carur.
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VIM H. Peck the young cOiOred MN charged
With the second OfehSe OF petit larceny in stealing
goid watch. an overcOat and other articles from
JOS. W. Fowler, was to-day committed for the
action OF the grand jury In defaulG OF $500.
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CoNFoRTABLE, economical, handsome-Coch-
xAne's Unicorn shirts
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ITO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
he Steamer Excelsior. canai packet. will make her
rtasu ar trips to the above places on WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf, Congress
street and Canal. at O'Clock a. m. sharp. Fare so
gay and Saturday, s P9r Information inquire at GRAY
ket. or G. W. WEBSTER. lila 4th street north
west. aul -2ms
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OUR LINE

o. novelties for the fall is larger than ever before
1iseman Bros, ClothierS and Tailors, Cor. 9TH and
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. 6c


EIRST GRAND PICNIC, BY THE WOREMEN
Il employed on the top Of the Washington Monument
At LEFFLER's PLEASURE GARDEN.
On MONDAY. OCTOBER ID.
Music by Shroeder's band
Tickets 50c, admitting gentleman and ladies' $50
SELECT LIMITED EXCURSION
TO THE
WONDERFUL CAvERNS OF LURAY.
Via Baltimore Ohio and Shenandoah Valley Rail.
roads.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5rH 1882
Round Trip Fare, including admission to Caverns.
only s.. so.
Special train will leave B. 4 o. depot at TAO a. M,
arriving Luray p. m. Returning leave Luray at p.
NJ m: arriving Washington at 1890 pm. giving four
scenery route. Luray Cave the only one in the
world lighted by the famous electric light. fully dis
playing all the magnificent stalactitic and stalagmetc
ornasmentaton Among the many sttrsctions are
Fountain No change Of clothing required visit the
Caverns. For tickets rates &C, call on b. o. ticket
agents, GIG Pa. ave., 1851 Pa. ave., and b. O. pot
cor. OF New Jersey ave. and G st. st
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DRY GOODS.

8 p u L.
Just received fun line of those beautiful
OTTOMAN SILKS,
GROS GRAIN SILKS,
EELVETS.
PLUSHES. and
in all the new shades.
Don't let your child get wet going to school when you
get q first-class
GOSSAMER WATERPROOF
Tor sly. Ladies' sizes only 81. SO.
Don't forget the number-sI7 MARKET SPACE
s2s J. A. LUTTRELL 4 co.
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FAMILY SHOE STORE

MRS NJ. b. BRUCE, designer and teacher OF art
emorolderieS Will receive pupils October 5th. Pr
vate lessons, 81 No classes.
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FAMILY SHOE STORE,
800 3Os 9TH street.
Infants Shoes, from 15c. up
Children's Shoes from a. I'D.
Ladies' Shoes, ell leather. 49, I'D.
Ladies Button Boots, IS :. up.
Mems Working Shoes, 81. up
Mems Congress and English Walking Shoes. s.. %
up Al the Family Shoe Store.
306-3GS 18th street
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A N OPEN LETTER.

An OPEN LETTER.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The undersigned. in answer to the oft-repeated in
qury to when give our fall opening begs to inform
the public generally that takes place day at ock
am and continues until in the evening. That our Fall
and Winter Stock is complete and embraces everything
in the way Of frstcass Clothing 1t is the best that
skilled labor produce and style and fashion dictate
Since we have moved into our present store bust
ness has grown wonderfully. because We conduct our
business on the firm basis Of honesty and fairdeang
The tpeople know that keep arst-class Clothing
Store and that never resort to unfair methods to sell
our goods. We keep the best goods only-no Shoddy
no Trash at any price, We quote the lowest prices for
Reliable. Honest Goods in Washington We are selling
Mems. Youths Boys and Children's Suits thousands
OF them, In hundreds Of styles Our Clothing is man
ufactured especially for U.S. and the trimmings which
are put into srpass those Of any other
house. Our trade is growing in such a way that we
have to use the finest grades. We make speciatv Of
Silk and Satin Lined Garments. W have the best light
cd best appointed and best stocked Clothing Store in
the District and that have the honor to be- in the
sense Of public caterers in Clothing,
Yours. respectfully.
A. RAUs,
9s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Near Tenth Street.
AND ss2 D STREET.
P.S.--AI are invited to call. s25-1m
VNHE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY ANTIQUE
Il New and second Hand Furniture, Stoves &c. : 4
cotton top mattress for a. 50. at northeast 10Th
ana streeU noTtnWcs6 an Ohm
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SELECT FAMILY OYSTER ROAST.
TO BE GIVEN BY E. s. RANDALL ANDC.E.
PERSONS. AT GLYMoNT, SUNDAY,
October /. 1882
The STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON will leave
foot OF It'll street at H., returning at D. Ar
rangements have been made with the Steamer Arrow
smith to deliver 800 bushels of oysters Gymont from
Cone river TicEets, so cents. Everybody bring A
knife and fork No Objectionable parties lowed the
boat. The Committee the right to take up any
ticket and refund the money. Tickets for sale at Brad
dams Cigar Stand in the American House. Ferguson's
Drug Store ptol Hil Cropley's Drug Store George
town; Messrs. Randall Persons, and at the boat.
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45c. Burs splendid whalebone corsets Coch-
ane'S, uptown.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

CFFTcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
NisHIS6ToS. DC. Sept. 30. 1852. 10 :Oj AM
TOT the middle Atlantic states, FAIR weather
lortheriy winds, stationary barometer. stationary
,r higher temperature
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-$>>--
MARRIED,

ROCKWFII-LEWlS. At the residence of the BRIDE,
grandparents, Providence r. l., August IA. 1872
by Rev Warren Goddard, Jr.. JULIUS ENSIGN
ROCKWELL, and MABEL ROSE LEWIS, both OF
Washington, d. G..
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Tue VKEAh Russo,
Sc BULLET BUTTONS, Youngs', 735 nth street.
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lngton Heights, advertised in another column
These lots are located in the near vicinity or TIL,
hneSt improvements now being made In the city
afilacent 10 Dupont Circle. Parties seeking nav
Ing investments Will find this Fare opportunity
See adyt.
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MoRE HOUSES WANTED FOR GOOD TENANrs.-A
complete list OF all the property have for rent is
issued this afternoon Call and get a copy at
west
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Gilt BORDERS, relief pictures, transfers-J Jay
GOuldiS

BEWARE OF SH0DDY ready overcoatS. Pur-
chase a nrst-clasS merchant tailor made overcoat
OF the very best fabrc,very little worn, and almost
as good as new, at great bargain, at j. Herzog's
SO6 9Th street, near Pennsylyania avenue.
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NOVELTY IN WAsHINGTON.-Mr. Seaton Perry
has made an Improvement to his already well
ordered establishment that will prove OF great as
sistance to those buying goods. The buyer here
t0fore has been placed at a disadvantage I'm not
Dclng able to tell the appearance Of dress goods
when exposed to the glare OF gas-lght That is now
obyiated by q device at once simple and effective
"A dark room, and a novelty in this city. The
room is handsomely furnished, the floor being
covered with rich rugs The light is furnished by
row OF gas JETS backed by movable reiectors,
which concentrates the light on table and rae
on which the goods are placed, thus showing eX-
actly what the appearance OF the material will be
In the most brilliantly lighted room
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NEW CARPETs-CarpetS largest stock of Brus.
seis, all new designs, IS, so. SIS, 90, 95 cents;
1ngrains. new designs, 81. As, so, CO. TO- U.s. so cents
velvet and MOquet rugs; druggets all sizes; oil
clothS 81, 45, so, 60 cents. TowSOnS, G36 PennoyI
yania avenue, south side, See advertisement
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1TlHE CHEAPEST PLACE TO BUY ANTIQUE.
Il New and second Hand Furniture, Stoyea &C. 4
cotton top mattress for So at northeast 10Th
and streets northwest Al 0-lnnF
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MILLER jones' elegant billiard hall, the great
resort for gentlemen. is crowded every evening
With the elite OF Washington. just the thing.
VIII meet you at Miller & Jones this evening.
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SAcRICr CoyEs AND HAMPTON PARs on hal; shell
cno1rc NorfolSs steamed, ali selected. Johnson,s
~, pear < Ladies' saloon first floor
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INV WALL PAPERS Just arrived at r. w Hen
91soo Co.'S. lll3 street Northwest
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11fIa ExIhAcrED WITHOUT PAIS-Dr White
1QecJal1t IN nitrous oxide gas for extractinS
tee1n. mas just put In large new gasomcter TO b,
- N aGclron 10 his Old one. II Is the best thai
s11 De made. Dr. White Goes nothing but ex
uAe9 makes ana tests his oxn gas, and has an ex-
ex1onco " fourteen years. Once, room Z, Vernon
NV eorner PeansyivaDla avenue and 10Th street
e Jar CouIp-JscA3esc goods ,o1 o,,S.r,ot
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MRS M. b. BRUCE & co. will reopen their deco
fat1ye art embroidery at 1873 9th street north
VEST on Thursday, the 5th OF October, with a
choice selection of imported embroideries designs
and materials
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BAD WATER TO DRISK.-SOme of the water peo-
pie drink ut home is bad enough, and some OF that
winch they meet during their summer travels Is
worse strange water upSetS many a stomach,
ana produces cholera morbuS and other unpleaSt-
nesseS- Mr. Geo. b. Harris Of Rochester, N V
says that when taken sick in Mobile with cramps
and bowel troubles, Perry Davis Pain Killer gave
MIN immediate relief and restored him to health
some people rely on brandy aud other liquors for
reilef In such cases, but these miSchtevouS in
their results. There Is nothing safe and sure as
Pain Killer. s45.l1 3ttr w.
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FALL OPENING.-Ladies are informed that Miss
Bette Tomlinson 1140 18th street. Will open her fall
stock. which includes large assortment OF novel
Ties In the millinery llne on October 4th and 5th.
See advertisement
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CERES IS the champion Minnesota patent process
nour or the world 1t was awarded the gold medal
three years In succession
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INSTRUCTION In all the new methods OF decora-
I'VE art applied to fabrics including gobelin, APP
Pnque, raooon WORK and painting in oil coors by
1Is NJ - Bruce, 4S3 9Th street northwest. Private
lessons, 81 No classes.
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On. NJ HEART am so short breathedi VIVA,
can all me? Better say, What will cure me
Hunts Remedy always cures heart disease and
dnopSy.
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FIRE INSURANCE.-The attention OF all desiring
insurance on their property is called to the emu
tual protection Fire Insurance Company" of the
District, which is now In its sixth year, and in
fiourshfng condition. The company Is so con-
Quoted that not only is insurance effected at very
low Rates, but each insurer becomes shareholder
In the profits. The managers are John c. Hark-
ness, John T. Given, VIM. j. Sibley, w. Burchell,
James II. Savile, George Taylor, WIN. Ballantyne,
Wm s. Thompson and VIM. Thompson. The Office
OF the company is at 1887 Pennsylvania avenue,
COrcOran building,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02

4 short visit yesterday to the kinder
garten, on Fourth street, under the man
agoment Of the Misses Carroll, showed
Us room full of happy children, with
bright countenauces and smiling faces.
The opening exercises consisted of in
terestIng and amusing songs, in which
the children engaged with all the vim
Of their little voices and all the pathos
Of their little souls. A half hour was
then spent III primer lessons, printing
aud writing with exercises more ad-
yanced for the older children. Then
followed a series of instructive games
and gymnaStIc exercises for muscle de-
veloEment Ige children were delighted
with these exercises and When the De-
nod expired, We're loatu to desist. Then
came the object le son, that selected for
the day being the hare; and such cues
tons were asked by the ladies as tended
TO develop thought and observation in
the children, another exercise was one
IN paper folding that cOrresponded in
lnteres wltuthGse previously mentioned.
The kindergarten Is especially desigi ed
Tor teaching the young, and by this
process Of instruction children between
,he ages of four and ten are taught TO |
think WITHOUT Une IRE ami ol.tfS ls,t,-
5equent on an early acquaintance with |
text books. The little ones rather seem
10 relish the exercises, which, while in
'truetlye AM advantageous, are inter
5stng and by no means tiresome. The |
'eienty and eNactIess with which the |
questions asked were answered i'm
pressed us vita the belief that the mind !
Il the Young Is moe susceptible 10
IDEAS impaired 10y the pro. ess of object
eaching.
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and that people are flying in all direc-
tons from the fell destroyer. Heaven
fore-fend that Waco should be thus
visited, and if there ia any possible
means to avoid it that means should be
adopted. The virtue of vaccination has
been incontestibly established by the
observation Of medical science, and of
this privilege the humblest IN the land
can avail themselves. Four-ffths of the
population of Waco are yet unvaccinated
and the means are at hand, at every drug
store and in the pockets of every medi-
cal practitioner. A physician would
rather vaccInate hundred subjects free
of charge than attend a single case
Of the loathsome disease. The spread
of the smallpox is rapid in thickly set
tied districts, and a case once in the
city, business for the nonce is virtually
est pped and the citizens refugees for a
while. A smallpox scare would depop-
ulate the town and business would be
confined to the narrow limits of the
doctors, drug lists and undertakers.
There are no quarantine regulations,
and if vaccination be an aid to prevent
the spread of the disease IN case of its
appearance, it is the duty of every good
citizen to be himself vaccinated and then
see that his family are similarly treated.
If no other plan will answer, the city
should, by its council, provide for the |
vaccination of its citizens.
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a SNspE HUNT.
A Recent Arrival LEARNS the
Difference BesWeeM Texas
md German Snipc.

A healthy German, just from the
"Fatherland,' was cOnversing with &C
quaintances Monday afternoon and III
the course of conversation incidental
reference was made to the interesting
sport technically termed ''snipe hunting.
\ CLEAN of intelligence flashed over the
TeutOn's countenance, and he exclaimed,
81 shust like dot we shood EN- IL de Ole
country" and proceeded to Iecite the
various good times he had experienced
indulging III the fashionable German
sport In u moment the boys spied
the green in the corner of his
optic, and a proposition to hunt
by moonlight in the American
way was voted upon and carried, and
the unnaturalized citizen was so eager
for the new, but none the less exc ting
sport, that he volunteered to defray
the expenses of the hunt. A hack was
hired and he squared the bill Hastily
the party drove to the mesquite fla, in
the rear of 0akwOuk cemetery and the
recent acquisition to the land of the
brave and the home Of the free, was
given the bag and candle previously
provided, with instructions how to act
when the game approached under thSS
m tnipulutions OF the drivers. The party
repaired to the hack aud proceeded
to drive the game-horses home
ward. The O. rman Nimrod, with all
the patience and fortituda OF lis ilu. trious
predecessor stood still and implicitly
carried out the Instructions of the ,lr par =
eli panjonS-abuu thIs Stage OF tie
game the storm burst Ill all its fury. tie
candle went Oul ard ali alone the hunt, Z
wait Il the return OF the perpetrators of
the Joke. With nothing more iryigora-
ting TO cheer him than the wafer that tel!
N torrents and the spirits OF the neighbour
ING graveyard, ne breasted he orm. His
way light, ii by the sharp Pushes OF ,'upi-
fer's bolts and cheered by the rolling
thunder lie arrived in the city. muddy,
wet to the skin and"badly uscd up. re
prefers the German way II hunting >nirc
and boasts Of the superiority OF German
SPORT . institutions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02

Big Casino Throws An HrIsh-
man Head Kong Down Il 70
Step Stairs.

Yesterday afternoon, the denizens OF
the east corner of the square were
aroused from the torpor incident to a
dull trade by a rumblIng that wakened
th- slumbering echoes of that portion of
the city. An investigation disclosed tie
fact that a citizen from the Emerald
Isle, was laying on The sidewalk in front
OF the cent bar-TOOm. the blood stream
ing from round hole III the crown of
his Uranium, the result OF strong CON
tact with the stone that passes for a
pavement. 4 crowd Immediately col
lected and the bad whisky and tn blow
combine to superinduce q fit on the
part Of the unfortunate paddy.
tour or five healthy nell succeeded in
Paraiyzlng his energies for awhile and
until medical assistance arrived. Drs.
Holbeft and Brown passing, we're called
and after examining the sufferer, who
by this time was "hOrs dU combat"
agreed that the whisky aud conclusion
consequent on the fall had driven the
blood to his head and congestion was
imminent. The physicians then lanced
the LETT arm and for several minutes the
blood of Ireland flowed prOfusely and
the pavement was wet with the red fluid.
The relief was almost instantaneous and
az soon as consciousness re-
turned lac stated that his name
was Pat Burke, that he was
d railroader by occupation, an Irishman
by birth and topper by education, and
had been pushed down the steps by a
creature that goes 10y the name Of Big
adorn her usually might be miscon-
strued into a representation of a woman.
He stated that he had followed This par
ody on the sex to the head Of the stairs,
and she had kicked or pU she'd him head
long to the walk below Policeman
Shook and Marshal Moore arrived upon
the scene.
and after cleaning all the information
possible concluded to incarcerate the
creature, and she protesting her inno-
cencc followed the officer to the city
calaboose. Adjoining the web Of her
conversation with shocking oaths, size
reiterated that the man WAS drunk and
had allen down the steps, and she didn't
have the heart to shove a poor drunken
fellow down the steps, An examination
Of the head OF the patient, who gave his
name a Patrick Burke. disclosed that
the skull WIS mot fractured aud that lie
was only suffering from the shock !
and the effects Of the red-eye imbibed !
All that medical attention could
do was done for him and all that the
CircUmstancesre required. Being still very
drunk and ohs5reperous he was carried
10 the caiaboose and co.tiued. The
only witnesses & the catastrophe are
the patient and the accused, aud the
are that the Big Casino
viii be released upon an examining
trial. Patrick has had lesson aud if NE
profit 10y the terrible experience and
turn from the. error Of his way, The scar
on his head viii bee jbe only I'll result OF
his stuir-step esrapaae.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-03-02

Reports from various sections indicate
that the damage done in the north and
west by The recent storm is very cousid-
cradle. In many neighborhoods houses
were blown down and everywhere the
fences suffered. At Walnut Grove the
storm was fearful, and among other
items of damage we learn that the school
house was completely dismantled. In
the Mount Olivet neighborhood the fury
OF the storm was somewhat abated and
was accompanied by driving hail. Re
ports also reach Us of an indefinite char
acter that much damage was sustained
10y the Bosque county people in and
around Meridian; also rIlmors Of consid.
cradle harm done at Gainesville and its
surroundings.