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National Republican., 1883-12-12
"Turn the Rascais outi,

Mr.. II. s. Linker, the assistant librarian of the
library the floor of the house of representatives
was removed yesterday by the clerk Of the house
Mr; lAnker held the position for fourteen years
sidered an able and efficient officer. but his poll
tics did not suit, This is democratic civil service
National Republican., 1883-12-12
The PnrtHnIIon.

The Portfolio club met at the residence OF Mrs
MoD. Lincoln, 1910 X street. last evening, Mr.
Charles Daylse presiding.
Aiter asopg by Mr. y. J. Whipple, "The Bridge"
Mr.. Charles unVise read an essay ON IonglellOw
~ ma erial poet referring % Lord Coeridge's
criticism Of the poet. songs from L0ngiellow by
National Republican., 1883-12-12
The linton Bethel,

largely. y.attendcd meeting of the Union Bethel
Literary association was held last evening at Lin
coin mission The piper read at the last meeting
on the advantages offered by the south and north
TO the colored youth was discussed by ex-CGn-
gresham Rainry of South Carolina, and Others.
Mrs. II. c. Smith rendered n plano solo and
quartelte gave several fine airs.
National Republican., 1883-12-12
The unoheIors, Cermnn.

meeting Of the Bachelon' German club was
held iast night at Normlcy's The only business
transacted Was the appointment Of a committee of
five, 10 be iuUIv SEQ TO nine IL Necessary, ~ ar
Rnge for the germans TO be given by the CLUB dur
ing Ag winter
National Republican., 1883-12-12

The jewelers. art in its highest state OF excel
lence is best seen in the collection of preciou
stones, silyerware decorative objects, and Iewelr
10 be found in the large importing house, o
National Republican., 1883-12-12
EntnrnrIsInr rIr,,,.

Mcssrs, Crane, Paris & Co., bankers, are now
connected by private wire with their New York
agents, aud are able TO execute orders promptly
and with better satisfaction.
National Republican., 1883-12-12

In my stock can he found the most attractive
Presents and Gins for the Holiday Season. No gift
can give satisfaction to your friends or comfort
to your home than awell-made, beautiful piece of
Furniture and In the large lot of Brackets. Desks
Easy Chairs, Cabinets Music Stands, Mdntel and
Pier Mirrors, Rugs Carpets &C., to be found I'm my
warerooms no difficulty can be had in making an
appropriate selection.
The highest economy and the best sense is always
shown when the best goods are purchasedl invite
thorough examination of all my stock, and for quality
and price defy competition.
Openings ON three streets-317 Seventh Street,
633 Louisiana Avenue, and 634 d Street northwest
WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
National Republican., 1883-12-12

WALTERBoRo, S. C.--Col. A. l.. Campbell
says; "a member of my family used Browns
lriOn Bitters with good results"
National Republican., 1883-09-15
THE BREvrTY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.


A marriage license was issued yesterday to
Beverly Frazier and Corolino Butler.
Thomas Mackey. colored, has been arrested
by Detective Edelin,, charged Win r0pplhs
Patrick Sullivan, sailor, of SoO IN goiu'
A slight fire in house on L street, between
Third and Fourth, was extinguisheu Dy inc
Seventh precinct police yesterday morning.
In the mention of the employees at the
Opera house the other day Mr.. Alex. Il. Petz,
who prcsdcs over the box Office, was accident
ally omitted. Mr.. Bctzs duties are highly
important and efficiently performed.
Mr.. William Ryan, the bother, Of NO. 22l
Third street southwest, who was thrown from
his buggy at Oxen run last Sunday and .had
his left leg broken in two places, has been
pronounced out of danger by his attending
surgeons, Drs. Ford. and Hazen.
The regular Sunday morning aud evening
services in st. Andrews church, corner of
Fourteenth and Corcoran streets, will be re-
sumed tomorrow, Rev. Josiah H. Perry hav-
ing returned from Rock Enon Springs, where
he has been spending the summer with his
family.
Prof L. V. Dc Graf, author of Develop
ment Lessons ON the Science aud the Art of
Teaching" delivered practical address yes
terday to the students of the Sponcorian
Business college on the elements of success.
Prof De Graf has recently removed to Wash
ington from Paterson, N. j., and will spend
most of his time in holding teachers institutes
in the north, east and south.
Mr.. George Kengla, of Tennalytown, was
badly bitten by a boar pig Thursday after
noon. He was endeavoring to divide lot of
swine from one pen to another, when the
boar marched upon him and tore the flesh
from Mr. Kengla's leg and also dislocated the
pentleman's kneo cap The rabd beast was
finally subducd by the farm hands and the
wounded man was removed to his house and u
physician summoned subsequently the
boar was shot dead.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
An EpioynI,l, Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs, William II. Crump gave a
complimentary dinner on Thursday evening
to the committee of the Atlantic club, X. T.,
which recently returned from pilgrimage to
California. The guests present were Sir
Knights A. T. Longley and lady, George Glib
son and lady, George Il. Corson, j. Wilson, IL.
Wells aud lady, William Pettis and lady, j..
II. JoChum and lady, and +. X. Ward and
lady. The host and hostess were assisted by
their daughter, Miss Hattie Crump. The
feature of the occasion was that all the edi-
bles, including splendid salmon, and all of
tho wines, except the champagne, were
brought from California. A can of milk
brought from California in one of Frank
Wards refrigerating cars was opened and
found to be in good condition. 1t came from
the farm OF DR. Lyford formerly OF Washing
ton, and member of Columbia commandery.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Table Damasks.

Fine Scotch cream damasks,
60 inches wide, warranted all
linen, 40, 50, 5S, 62A, and CSC
per yard.
Extra fine German cream
loom damask, 68 inches wide,
extra width and quality, IS, "a,
and 81 per yard.
An extra bargain in genuine
German damask, 72 inches wide,
for 62Hc per yard.
Fine Irish German bleached
damask, 90 inches wide, war
ranted all linen, fine and heavy,
soft finish, SO, 62H, IS, and
S5c.
Fifty dozen colored bordered
fruit doylies, only 4oc per dozen.
Also a choice line of red-bor-
dered fruit doylies at 81 per
dozen.
Two hundred dozen Scotch
damask napkins, $1.25 per doz.
We can confidently present
these as the best bargain of the
season.
ZOO dozen German dam
ask napkins, full size, extra fine
and heavy, at $I.35 per dozen
actually worth $3.50.
Bargains in Towels.
One hundred dozen Scotch
monte towels, size 2ox44 war
ranted all linen and extra heavy,
nc each.
Fifty dozen Scotch huck tow.
els, warranted all linen, size
2ox44 at nc each.
Customers will notice by the
figures indicating the size o
these two lots that they are ex
traordinary size and value fol
the money.
Five hundred dozen German
huck towels, broche border, 25'
eachj knotted fringes, in the
most beautiful effects and col
orings ever seen in a csc towel
Altogether the best towel 70
the money ever shown by us.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Police Court Notes.

John Connell was required to furnished
$500 bonds to keep the peace toward his sister,
whom he chased about the house with pistol
threatening to shoot her, or stand committed
for six months.
Thomas Fitzgerald and Sarah Smith were
fined So each for keeping cows for dairy pur-
poses within 200 feet Of a dwelling other than
their own. Execution of the sentence was
suspended in the case of tho woman.
William Looney was fined 50 for assaulting
an old man named Martin Connors.
May Stone was given twenty days in jail
for stealing some butter and meat from w. Ii.
Hayward.
Charles Carroll was charged with having
made threats toward his wife, but he said
that it was piece Of spite work on her part,
because he was going to seek divorce. He
had been married four months and twenty
two days. and in that time his wife has had u
child, which he disowns.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
A Nourishing Wine for Hot Weather.

Old and intirm persons need some mild
tonc,or gentle stimulaut, especially at this
season. The wine made at Speer's Mount
Prospect vineyards, in New Jersey, called
Speer's Port Grape Wine is used at Dresden,
Vienna, and other parts of Europe, us the
best wine known for benefiting the human
system, and is regarded as pure, and very
popular among physicians. 1t is especially
beneficial for females and old people.-St.
Louis Republican. For sale by
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Woodward & Lothrop,
BosToN DRY GooDs HOUSE !!
No. 921 Penna. Avenue.
Tickings, Quilts, and Brown Cottons
GREAT AUCTION TRADE SALEl-

Being in New York the date of the Auction Trade
Saehe largest made in this countwe secured large
lines of QUuT TcKNGs and Brown CorToNs lower prices
have before been reached this class of fabrics
order dispose of them quickly thus early the
shall offer them very small profit We quote prices
follows:
soinch plain and fancy striped Tckngs in red blue, drab
and white combinations at 12lc per yard.
Extra quality eaherproof ckngs 81 nch sc per yard
which is &C per yard less than former prices
Superior quality Tickngs 80 inches wide, in all the we'll
known makes 18c per yard warranted eatherproof
Extra wide Tcings, SO inches in width warranted feather
proof per yard which &C per yard less than former
prices.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Watches from sherIn,s Sale.

Compare these prices with usual retail
prices, and then call on us. Solid gold, full
eweled, patent levers $40, worth $50.
Ladies' solid gold American stem winders,
S25, worth $37. Gents solid gold Elgn and
Naltham stem winders, $50, worth $40.
Gents 14-karat gold American stom winders,
S42, worth $50. We have 800 gold watches,
all grades and makes equally below price
H. Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Dur RrnNrcRa.

As stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion of railways, 30 the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed of crude and bulky
medicines are quickly abandoned with the
introduction of DIR. Pierce's pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets" which are sugar coate d, and
little larger than mustard Seeds butcomposed
of highly concentrated vegetable extracts.
By druggists
National Republican., 1883-09-15
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions Mt the Various Dis
trict OFlces. ",

trtct Of1ces. ~
Building permits were issued yesterday to
DIR. l.. Dorsey to make repairs at 913 Nlassa-
chusetts avenue northwest, to cost $3.50; DIR.
l.. w. Ritchie, to make repairs at 1ll6 Ill
street northwest, to cost $3.50.
Citizens want tho property corner Sixth
and NJ streets southwest kept within the
building line.
Mr.. Thomas w. Smith wants street lamp
on Massachusetts, avenue, between sixth and
Seventh streets northeast.
A new set of hay scales is TO be erected cor.
ner of Ninth street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest
> Secretary Lincoln estimates tho cost for
maintaining the aqueduct for the next fiscal
year at $4,000.
The contract for laying tho asphaltum
walks on Dupont circle, Lafayette park, and
Mount Vernon square has been awarded to
Col. IL. l.. Crawford by Gen. Wright
The condition of Water street southwest Is
called to the attention of the commissioners.
The cutters in the vicinity of Fifth and l.
streets northwest are complained Of by the
citizens.
The contract for police hats has been
awarded to B. II. Stinemetz & Son for winter
hats and to AueI bach and Bro. for summer
hats.
Parties who removed the bodies of relatives
from the old ITolmead cemetery have filed a
claim with the commissioners for S225, the
cost of removing the bodies.
In response to petition to pave Potomac
street. in the vicinity of the old fish market,
the commissioners have stated that no repairs
are needed on either side of the market, and
that teams have no right to drive over the in
tervening space, which is district property.
TEN drops of Angostura Bitters impart q
delicious qavor to all cold drinks and pre-
vent all 5 nmer Diseases. Try it and you
will never oe without it, but be sure to get
the world renowned Ang ostura, manutact-
ured only by
DIR i G. Il. SIEGERT & SONs.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
QUILTS
QUILTS

Job lot of Quilts, so cents each.
One case Crochet Quilts, full size 81 each.
Two cases ia Quilts, $I.IaH each
One case II-4 Crochet Quilts, $I.25 each.
Finer Grades for $3.50, $I,75, and $2 each.
Marseilles Quilts at $2.75 each.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
BLFACHED COTTON

Two cases A Bleached Cotton cents per yard
Two A Bleached Cotton cents per yardhe best
value for the price offered by
Two fine A Beached Cotton per yard
Bleached Coons in the following widths at comparatively
low prices: AZ inch, Sd, "a, 74 S-4 o. 1914.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
BROWN COTTON

Five bales "A Brown Cotton, On cents per yard.
Five bales "A Brown Cotton, 7 cents per yard.
Five bales A Heavy Sheeting, cents per yard.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
tn. Marine unnd coucort.

The following is the programme of the con
cert to be given this afternoon at the
white house lawn by tho marine band,
Mr.. John Philip Sousa, conductor;
Mnrch-Our Colonel.....'..... .Mlssud
Mosaic-Curmen (by requesD. ....,...,........B Blzel
COrnet solo-La FuVOrita ....,........ Hartman
Mr., William Jaeger.
electon-Ernani. ni..............,,........ .Verd
Valse-Bygone Days. .WHldteufe
Olocation-lolanthe (by requesU. ....,.. Sullivan
Galop-Champuignc northumberland We iganC
National Republican., 1883-09-15

SALTMARsH, ALA.--Dr. James B. Mills
says; "Scveral Of my patients have used
Browns Iron Bitters for chronic indigestion
with benefit"
National Republican., 1883-09-15
THE CHOICEST GOODS Of the SEASON.

THE CHOICEST GOODS Of the SEASON.
Ladies black lisle-thread hose
62H, 75c, and 81 per pair.
Ladies extra fine silk hose,
$I.25 per pair; colors include
navy blue, garnet cardinal,
plum, and black, and are offered
by us as an extraordinary bar
gain.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

Ladies will confer a favor on
us by comparing this line Of
goods with any similar goods
offered them at $3.50.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

EVERYBODY smokes tho LOngfellOw Cigar
National Republican., 1883-09-15
Hosiery Department.

hose, 81 to 81, solid colors,
including cardinal, navy blue,
garnet, wine, green, CSC per
pair.
Fifty dozen misses ribbed
school hose, full regular made,
extra heavy, solid colors, in
cludlng garnet navy blue, car
dinal, hunters green, plum, and
wine, 37Ic per pair.
Misses heavy cotton hose
with spliced knees, in cardinal,
navy blue, brown, and black.
Misses lisle-thread and silk
hose in black.
Ladies extra fine black hose,
46c per pair.
Ladies' colored ingram hose,
brilliant Isle finish, in elegant
fall shades, only soc per pair.
Ladies' colored lisle-thread
hose-our own importation-in
the new shades of assorted
tans, wines, navy blues, and
cardinals, 75c per pair.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

-A.RE SQUARES
National Republican., 1883-09-15

Fine Scotch cream damasks,
60 inches wide, warranted all
linen, 40, 50. 5S, 62A, and CSC
per yard.
National Republican., 1883-09-15
POPULAR LOW PRICES PREVAIL
What viii be Offered During the Week:

1900 Pieces Kidderminster ward
Pieces and Lowell ryard
ZOO Pieces Ingram Carpets
National Republican., 1883-09-15

Extra fine German cream
loom damask, 68 inches wide,
extra width and quality, IS, 81,
and 81 per yard.
National Republican., 1883-09-15

twelve different patterns from II by to Shy Price, ST. per SOU
National Republican., 1883-09-15
NOTICE TO. READERS OF THIS COLUMN

full everything
w are % as command attention
business increasing rapidly that necessary
skilled help keep "'
National Republican., 1883-09-15
TPho1sterU Department.

Immense display Chenille Frnges 20c $3.50 per yard.
Immense display ST. Elmo Frnges and cents.
Immense display Spiked Silk Fringes 75 s5
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
Lyon Csunty ltrms.

George B Irton has PIT on another
stage, and now makes two iril 5 daily
hclween here aud Virginia. Pads
meloGiouS voice awakens the echns ia
he canon and makes one think OF
early days. This is the best route To
Virginia Tor travellers coming north
over The Carson and Colorado.
w L. +, Deal, of Virginia CITY, has
been employed by The commits, toners
10 assist The District 4 iormey in the
prosecution of the sui of Lyon county
against E~meralda, He will receive
1850 for his services,
Wellcr'S mill WAS started up again
last Thursday morning on Mount
Como ore. We are unable to Learn
the results of the lasl ram, hut from
he Company claiming that they would
u satisfied If il pald expenses, il Is
Judged Iii II the rock worked about $40
per ton.
Mason Valley people are making
preparations tn have 4 grand fair thi'
Fall. 1t will lie held from the 9th Ia
The 18Th of October.
Mr.. J. f, II Hand, OF Mason Valley,
WAS IN town lhis week Wednesday,
Hoe Mason j. in Winncmuccn re.
covering from an atiack of cholera
morbus.-Lgoa C0u ~ TtmeS,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

The work of development of tn.
copper mines in Sauln fc districr la
heen continued AT intervals during The
summer. The amount of copper in
the ore has moi, in most case, been
considered of "A high enpn III percent.
age 10 warrant The erection Of sinetrrs
upon The grnnnh. The expense OF
bullding II smrltcr though MOI great.
YET TIE cost of operating one in that
almost walerless country is something
If an object The smeller nj Sodn
Spring now idle and could ea.ily.
e pun in order 10 work the ore fgoia
he district, but here again il j.
claimed HE cot Of hauling is so great
that HE returns would no, suls,anliA;c
it. These difficulties removed. the
20 my will begin 10 assume lis proper
ploce as II copper ingol pro lurer.
rhe Reno JoarilaJ estimates HAL n
lev year, from his time copper mining
viii take the lead rs HE mos, profit.
,ble of all Other mining in TITS Stale
There are numernblc lodges and
deposits in Nevada thai carry from
four to eight per cent copper, ihnt
are nov practically worlhlcs,; thai
within Il Few years Will he iaade To
Weld hand sene retnrns. Mining un
hi, coast il in its Infancy yet. What
has been AMI now i accompii he'd in
other couniiie- can md will be accom-.
li,h d here. The G .lnme, an iipcll
mines, On the south side Of Lake
Superior, yield but -four and one half
per cent of copper. and vel the ,tock
p rvs hand ONE dividend to Il, own.
crs. The copper mines of Sweden
which yield but one and one half per
cent. Of metal aie worked at profit,
while the Newfoundland copper
mines, which are considered very
valuable, yield only six and one quarter
per cent. The copper pro iectOr$
would hardly take II second lock NJ
even The best ofihe ores mentioned
above. What they want are ores illa
show from thirty TO sixty per cent
True FiSsure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05

A short lime ago. IL bachelor OF Nye
county WAS at a gathering, where
there were two mothers, who had
taken their babies with them. Wien
the purity broke up, II promiDent a.
toruey volunteered to carry one Of the
babies home, and yoang lady asked
The bachelor to carry the other.
= I will not. She brou sht il here; let
her lake it home"
II i II matter of history, that Lin
coin once lost Il sweetheart by sim
liar refusal, and it j. also matter of
history that he aGlerward became
President. There MY he a great
future before the Nye county man.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
Nye county ,I~mf.

The Tyho mill is now running on
ore from the Two G. nine.
In Jefferson canon, fourteen miles
from Belmont, the Jefferson mill il
working ore from the Prussiun and
Silver Point mines.
The Belmont mill will begin work
this month on the liXivalion process
The Ellsworth mlIl viii START the
liXivaliun process as soon Ms the re.
pairs ale finished, on ores from mine.
in the mel ghhorhood.
A! Barie'Ie, forty mlesuorlh beast of
Pelmoni, the Bartclle mill mas been
running successfully TOR II long time
on ore from thai district. This di.
trict WAS formerly called, the North.
understand District.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
EIri.ht aud Weight.

1t l. drrahle for IA person, whether
suffering in health or Otherwise, 10
know rs near H. ph5sihle wh8, he
normal weight should be. We ARE in
dchcd To the late DR. Hutclfingsun
for weighing alone 1900 men OF sari-
Gus a4cS. There j., indeed, IA obvious
relation between ths height and
weight so perinnciously wei she,l and
measured Starting with Tie lowest
men in he ahles, it will be found hat
the increased aci1ht WAS a. nearly ~
possible five pounds for every inch in
heielt myond sixty one inches.
Tic following Ii cures show lie rela-
tive height aud weight OF individuals
measuring five feet and upwards:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
ntnunt rn,.A An.,lhs.
\ ljooruca until to aay a, 10 o'g0ck
A.. NJ

Adjourned until 70 5ay al 10 O'Clock
A. VI.
The masonry at the reduction works
is going up very fast
The owners Of the Enterprise sye
preparing to resume work.
superintendent Mckenzie i SSpef-.
cd to return to-day or morrow.
Preparations are being made To-
heen STOPPING ore from the Mount
Cory Mine
Geo. Penter has been looking ont
the location OF road over which to
haul wood,
Grading is nearly finished and a
number of men will probably be di>.
charged this week.
Everything about the mill is being
rushed. Large quantities of iron work
are now on the ground.
:. kenuey, of Bodie, is contempla
ling the removal of a lodging house
from Bodic 10 Caryville.
\ large shipment of machinery for
the Reduction works is at Ogden and
will arrive in few days,
The North Star mine is still i'm
proving the ledge is wider and ,he
shaft does mol take il all out The
rich ore is left on the wall.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05


fb5 ozaaemoras 81 ,h1 hiiehie0s
AemtujWrai College aualvse. mary of
the nU-trnms offered tu lie puDlc
under NariHnS MINES, and in recent
i.sue of the College spccnlnm gives
the following ,Sul,s =
RoUGd ON RArs--" Brt4A. on Rats
Poison. 10 Nu, die in TIE house.
Aear ualy ~ T. :. %ess, chemist,
jersey CttY. y. j. ~
This is simply White ostrt.of arsenic,
ar old fashioned "la:shnfe,n colored
Nilhg liliie lan8lh'aek. 1t Is contrary
10 the law IN Miehiean 20 svll his ma.
telial wiiaal ii ii ely labelling il
arsenic. rna,uf jox, II, Ceiats. price,
% crrts,ST
1NsrAAqsxfors Ham DvN
Ghl"r',lgi tf silver dis.olvai II am.
monin wa'er, Cost, D cents; prize, 80
ceals.
BAzIN's DFrIAToRY POWDER, for
removing superiluous hair.
-Four tillll, sulphide of cnleinm and
ore fifth rcd stiphilc of arsenic.
! (Realgar) Costs 10 cents, price, so
cents.
! ORIENTAL CHARM, or magical heauti.
| fer, 10y I. Felix Guurand, New York.
| One ounce # calomel in eight oanrcs
OF water. Cost, 10 cent; price. 81 30.
CREAM oF ROSES, 10y IL. G. Fore
! man, Chicago, Illinois.
One ounce carbonate OF lead IN six
ounces pcrtnmcd WATER, with small
vial of red ink Cost, 10 cents; price,
| Is cents.
cuANPl ms Liouro PEArI.
Half ounce oXyealitifdr of hismuih
in tnur ounces OF p1fumed wafer.
Cast, u cents; price, 40 cents.
CAMAIAE's SNOW DEor.
Chalk anil carbonate of hismuth,
Cost, cenis price, % cents,
Mrs. ALIENS HAIR REsToRFR
One ounce precipila;ed sulphur >us
| pended in rose.wuter, Cost, 10 cents;
price, 81 80.
A New DEPARTURE. or So 25 for ~
cents, ly j. d. Henry, Buffalo, n. Y
Five small packages toi about ten
grains caeh0 ef anilne colosS. Cost, \
cent: rrice 10 cents.
Dr. e BRR>p LrxrR from u B.
and y, Go, palaiinr, H.
| Dnc.quarier ounce of flowers Of sui
| phnr, few grains Of hnrax, II few
glain. Of powdered eaidanon seeds aud
cinnamon lmrk, and II small qnanli'y
If eoluring matter Cost. oenls rice
% ounls.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1883-09-05
An i.srt~s,lng tus..

The case before Judge Murphy, in
chambers, "a Monday was of consider
able interest to lawyers. II was II
motion To yacate an order for arres,
made under the provisional remedy of
arrest and hail, on lhc ground. thai The
affidavit WAS insufficient 10 warr MT the
Order. M decision on this question
is reported. AS there has never been an
appeal from an order denying or
granting such II motion, and for This
reason the case nllracked more in,ereSr
than eases involving small amounts
usually attract.