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Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

AMONG the Resolutions adopted by
the colored convention was one pray
ing Congress to appropriate s7,OOO.-
600 to aid the free schools of the
South.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

We copy entire, the thorough
though condensed account Of the
Colored National Convention by the
huntsville Mercury. We regret a
want Of space forbids the publication
of the more elaborate notice of the
INDEPENDENT!
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

IT is observed by the Mobile Ca
zette that Mormon emissaries in the
South have so far, failed to convert a
sing lie negro to Mormonism.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

CHATTANOOGA Republicans nomina-
ted Chas. c. Snyder for Mayor Thurs
day night.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

A oolored lady lawyer, Miss Louisa
Y. Bryant, practices in the Colorado
courts.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06
SATURDAY, OCT, 9th, 1888

Governor Butler is becoming quite
solid with the Democracy.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-10-06

PUBLIC opinion very generally ac-
cords to the Convention credit for
ability and good work.
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Fire I'm New JerSev.

TRENTON. N. j., April IA special dispatch q
the Trenton Times from Pennington states that
the Beecher basket company's manufacturing an0
store house at that place were totally DESTROYED
fre early this morning. The loss is about ss 000e
insurance. 5000. over 3s, 900 peach baskets weri
destroyed, for which orders had been received
from peach growers all over this state and Della,
ware. About twenty-five persons are thrown QUE
OF employment
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TORONTO. ONT, April IA special cable dis
patch from London to the Globe says: "There were
many rumors current yesterday and to-day that q
check had occurred In the negotiations between
the Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways.
IL Is learned. however, from the best authority.
that satisfactory progress is stil being made and
that no dinculty whatever has been expefenced
Ia settling the general basis OF the contemplated
agreement, but the arrangement OF details win
necessarily occupy some considerable time.n
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The Canton Elexafor Fire

BALTIMORE, Nd, April l2-The insurance on
No. elevator at Canton, burned last night,
amounted to eS5, 800 In the elevator and q barge
valued at Sl8 900. The corn belonged to d.fferent
owners, and was partially insured. The Italian
park Crist1na Aquarone, which arrived yesterday
The canal boat Express was badly burned, and is
covered by insurance in the North American COM
pany OF Philadelphia. She had on board 1000
bushels OF corn nearly all OF which was destroyed.
Several other canal barges were slightly DAMAGED
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The Hamilton Murder Trial.
TESTIMONY IN THE CASE TO-DAY.

This morning. In the Special Criminal Court,
Judge Hagner. the trial OF Charles Hamilton, COL
ored, for the murder OF George A. Hill, colored on
the night OF September 20th last was resumed.
District Attorney COrkhil and Assistant District
Attorney Taggart for the government, and Messrs
Z. Maurice Smith and I. F. Miller for the prisoner
Ihere being still one vacancy on the jury the
talesmen summoned were called as follows: Edgar
Ball, challenged by defense; James II. McGiIl
failed to answer Victor j. Becker challenged by
the defense; John Patterson, challenged by the
government; j. II. Cassin, excused, being a MEM
Der OF the bar: Edward S. Davis, challenged by
defense; George r. Repett, had conscientious
Scrupies; Noble Harris accepted and sworn. This
COMPLETED THE JURY,
as follows: w. T. Walker, George Fl. Boston, r. O.
Polkinhorn, F. j. Heiberger, Jr, William o. Doug
lass, Jonathan r. Contee, Charles A. Crummel!.
Isaac Newton, Jr.. Charles F. Keys, Dorsey Cagett
John W. Chew and Noble Harris.
Messrs- Boston. Contee, CrummelL, Chew and
Harris are colored.
MT. Taggart opened the case for the government.
statng in detail the circumstances of the case as
he expected prove them, and claimed that il the
government made out such case 1t was entitled To
a verdict. W
Mr.: O Maurice Smith. for the prisoner, followed,
adnlttIng the killing and asserting that they
would be able to show by the witnesses for the
government that Hill had pursued Hamilton and
sought quarrel, and that the act was in SELF
defense.
THE TESTIMONY.
Drs j. F. Hartigan and l. c. Newton testified as
to the wound, that the ball entered near the LETT
nipple, passing through the body and lodging In
the spine.
Dr.. D. W. C. Patterson testified to holding the
inquest
Jennie Thornton testified that she lived near
the corner OF 4th and streets at the time OF the
homicide; saw Hill go up to Hamilton and say.
am a man, anl:" and then, "You don't mean
what you say" Then Hsmilton shot him. Did
not see Hill raise his hand or have anything In his
hand. Witness then ran into the house
Cross-examined.-There had been an entertain
ment In the church on N street. between lth and
III. nd
were there Did not see Hill put his hand in his
pocket or draw pistol. Did not know that Hill
had been shot till next morning, for she did not
see Hill fall. Witness was only a few feet on
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The Pension Office Work.

COMMISSIONER DUDLEY SAYS 1T is WELL UP.
81 expect to show in my report in july" said
Commissioner Dudley to-day to STAR reporter,
who asked him In regard to an alleged delay In
pension work, "that every claim pending In the
Office could be disposed OF the next day il the nee
esSary evidence was furnished. This will apply -
he continued ITO all arrears and all the cases
upon which the Adjutant General has made q
report"
"That is what you told Congress you would do.
suggested the reporter.
reply.
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A Virginia Murderer Ixnch.a

LYNCHBURG. Va, April l2 AThiS morning earle
ABOUT one hundred disguised persons attacked the
jail at Wytheville forced the sheriff TO SURRENDER
the Keys, and took William NJ. Crockett from hia
cen ana hung him from the beam OF a mill on the
outsklrts OF the town. Crockett was awaiting
eIiaI Lor 1he murder OF Joseph II. f. Hurt in Wyth0
proceed analr, aud Crockett would have beer,
Iynched al the time had he not escaped He waa
captured about two months ago and brought hacf
TO Wythey1lle for trial. After hanging him th1
mob riddled his body with bullets 20 insure hib
Death None or the lynchers were Recognized.
intense excitement prevails at Wytheyflle
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YESTERDAYS ADVANCE IN PRICES MAINTAINED
NEW YORK, April 12-The Posts financial
article says: The stock market was less active
and rather feverish during the frst hour and q
half OF business this forenoon, prices seesaw1ng
up and down over q narrow range until about
II 30 after which buying Increased and prices ad-
vanced to nearly the highest ngures of yesterday.
There were scarcely any exceptions to this general
rule OF movement. showing that the market is
governed by a general feeling, rather than any
manipulations OF particular stocks. AS far
as can be discovered the market Is not being
Influenced by transactions OF any one OF the
two or three or four most prominent opera
tors who are always suspected OF doing so, but is
moved entirely by the preponderance OF trading
OF smaller dealers and smaller cliQues. The fea.
lures OF the forenoon were Lackawanna, of which
there appears, as far as can be judged. to be
good deal OF buying by capitalists for Investment
Later in the forenoon Lake Shore ana st. Paul ana
Omaha were also prominent features and to some
extent also among the specialtes were East Ten
ne6See, Rochester and P1ttSburR, St Paul
and Manitoba, Oregon Railway and Navt-
The total sales up TO 1880 were $4,000 shares
Allegheny Central cold at 10 against n at the last
previous sale Call loans on stocks during the
forenoon were per cent Government bonds were
lower for 4s and 4 lower for the lka Others
unchanged. State bonds were neglected Rail-
road bonds were quiet and frm, with only slight
changes
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A Steamer Sunk,

COLUMBUS, GA, April l2-The steamer Wyley OF
trip, at 10 o'clock last night, struck the bridge
across tne river al Fort Gaines, carrying away her
capin. She then struck the pier ana sank imfnA.
diately. The nrst and second clerks. a narro
child, and three deck hands missing She had
a miscellaneous cargo The boat and cargo viii
be total loss
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Alexander George, the Onondaga Indian NJ
was hit on the head with stone-hammer by q -
April eth, died at st. Josephs hospital last No.
StOwen will be now brought TO trial FOR the kfIif
Freight No. 2bound east on the New York andl(6k
No 10. which was standing on the track q -
lamantic, Conn.,, this morning. The cAboose 81
ax or seven freight cars were wrecked, the pQ0
ana mont OF the engine were smashed, ana u
track Was blocked for nve h0uTA No one woQ
hurt
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SEVERAL PERSONS ISrrRFp-.

SI'hhAL TENSIONS INItkkD-oNK CAR BuRNEpi
PLAINFIEfp, Nj, April l2-A Lehigh Valley
rallroad Train collided with Philadelphia and
headlng train al the crossing or the former road
with the Boundbrook road 10 philadelphia thfS
morning. Several persons are reported to have
been injured, and one car was burned
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Prizes Awarded for Oratorv.

1NDIANAPoLIs, IND, April I2-ghe oratorIcaf-
contest OF the Indiana colleges took place last
night at English's opera House. w. B. Asher oft
the State University at Bloomington, was awarded,
the nret prize and w. l. Fisher, or Hanover. the !.
second. After the contest the participants ad..
Journed to the hotels, where each fraternity gsva
q banquet
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Oil Works Burned.

DENVER, COL, April 12-The Continental OIL
Works OF this city took f1re late last night ana
were totally destroyed. The loss is estimated at
S2o, 600. partly insured In several companies Ar
two O'Clock this morning the rremen were worn,
Ing hard to save the gas works. which are situated
near the Oil works
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A Remarkab Murder Trial.

LAKE CITY, Colo, April H. The case OF Alfred
@. Packer, the murderer OF five companions WIN
be given to the jury to-day. Packer made staeek
ment lasting two hours In delivery In which hA
the story OF having had TO eat the dead
bodies OF his companions after they had been kilts
ed by one OF their number " no had become insanA
and whom he had killed In hand to hand nghR
Several witnesses were called to prove that Pack
or had possessed himself OF the morey and valuk
bles OF his companions. The judge delivered ha8
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POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM was at his
desk to-day aceustoming himself to the duties Of
his new Office and debating replies to the numerous
letters which have already begun to come In 1t
is understood that he will make no change in the
department just at present, and not many at any
time
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READING, Pa, April l2-A committee OF
strikers called Rt the ONCE or the Meert foundry
this morning and agreed TO compromise the DIM.
cultles between the proprietors and men for nve
per cent increase IN wages The men originally
wanted from ten 10 fifteen per cent Increase all
around. All went 70 work executing threa
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General Foreign Ncxys

RUSSIAN CkAsE AGAINST SUSPICIOUS PERSONS
ST. PETERsBCRG, April l2-An ukase has been
ISSUED oy the government ordering that Increased
vigilance be observed on the frontier 20 nreyen1
SUSPICIOUS persons from entering the country Ie
Is supposed tnat this precautlon is taken owing
to the approach OF the time liked Tor the eornnas
ton OF the car
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PETERSBURG, Va, April 12.-The body OF John J..
Bowles, prominent citizen OF Southampton
county and widely known In this state, who had
been missing for . week, has been found in the
woods near his home with terrible cash in tho
throat and razor cutched I'm the hand. It u
supposed that he committed suicide on account o&
financial difficulties
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Iron Mile to be Shut Down.

READING, Pa, April 12-It Is learned at the
office OF the Reading iron works to-day that on
Monday next the rolling and sheet mill viii be
shut down indefinitely on account OF dullness in
trade Between four and f1ve hundred hands Will
De thrown out or work The company refused
large orders recently at prices which would lose
them money. Their pipe mill is running on half
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Hor SPRINGS, ARK, April I2- The residence oc,
Daniel Pratt, q negro In DcKalb Township.
Grant County, south east OF this place, WE'D
burned to the ground last night Three children
periShed In the flames
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Imyaae Murs1orcrs.

DOVER, DEL, April l2-1he legislature th1:
session. designed TO meet the case OF Collingwoo0
Hallett, who killed VIM. X Deputy, near Hilt0H1&
Last year. Hallett WIS tried and convicted e
hibited signs OF insanity. on which account -
tence has never been pronounced. The 0l1k
Authorizes q commission In lunacy TO pass upoH
tho sanity OF such criminals If found insane tkGY
arc to be confined In JAIL or an asylum. accordfuS
to the grade OF the crime. Should they fcga1x
G0ntAnOe.
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NEW BANK.-The Controller of the Currency
has authorized the Cincinnati National Bank. OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, to begin business with capital
OF $500 OOQ
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BALTIMORE. April 12.-virsfnis g. consolidated
SO; new ten,ioEdee 34H new threes. 81 bid to-day
actve-mlddlinx. 9X; Flour,unchmEed. but 6rm and
scsys Whsstasontnssp = higher Western higher .nd
l:z2; No Ms5yis1d s 12oai a; No 2western w!nts.
Al. 3Of; july. iSk; Ccsn-sonthsrn hishsr;
xestsrn inactive and higher: southern white e3aee
sSss:;@: sSass &ss
auie. and steady; e7sTo: H1x uneSsnEod. Pro.
psoSed a9ss roa ,as spd 9E% ssSs ~
ncminal Co6es Asm.Rio c.EEoes. ordin.ry % f.ir.
10. Whiaky steady. l. lSSel. II. Freehm % Liverpool
per ssecmer InshapSaA ReccRs. -1c1r .Sel besseas
Spsheh. ehipmen6 none. eales-wheat ll41o0 bash-
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THE GEORGIA DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
John Walsh in New York.

NEw YORK. April l2-,Iohn Walsh, who was
recently arrested by the French authorities az Jhe
request or the British government, on suspicion
or being concerned in the Ph9alx PARK murders.
from Hayre.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1926, 43o; customs, $S95,0S6
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The Phoenix Park yIurder.-

IN. iHiAL or 'oh bhApf-CARkf CROSSE xANISED.
DUBLIN, April r. The trial OF Joe Brady vho
ls charged with numbering Lord Frederick Cayen.
dlsn and Mr. Burke, was resumed this morninR.
James Carey was again placed on the witneSt
stand, and was cross-exanlined 10y counsel for the
defenSe who elected the Information that CareV
when plotting murders with the other accuse6
men, was member OF a society which receive
the sacrament at stated periods. Carey also eat1
that he was promised pardon before he determin1
ed 10 give evidence against his fellow conspratOr1
photograph was handed 10 Carey which tho
witness Immediately Identified as that OF th0
man known as "No l.
TESTIMONY OF TIRE CAR DRIVER
Mlcnael kavanagh, who drove the car In whi0A
the murderers rode, was placed on the stand and
repeated the evidence he gave at the preliminary
examination In the Kilmainham court house Hia
testimony showed that ft was Brady, who directed
him where 10 drive and who desig mated place fof
MIN 10 walt Tor the murderers on May 9th, last.
The examination OF the prisoners was ad.
lourned Tor one week. They were conveyed back
to Mllbank prison under the same escort which,
brought them TO the court
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Terrible Catastrophe I'm a Thcatcr.

WERE KILLED.
PARIS, April l2-The papers here this morning
report that terrible catastrophe has occurred IA
theater AT Revel, caused by an explosion OF ros
"A PERFORMANCE was In progress at the time and
the theater was crowded. Many persons are said
70 have been killed In the panic which ensued
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Hon. SAMUEL ]. RANDALL, of PENNSYLVANIA,
leaves for Newark. New jersey, to-day. He is to
deliver speech before the democratic club OF that
Jefferson.
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Dr. 6. H. Marshall. OF F1ttsburg, who Is charged
with An attempt to biackmail Miss Mary Anderson,
the actress was released on bail for hearing on
the 19th inst
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE INDIANA REPUBLICAN CLUB AND
We other citizens of the State will be informally
received BY Postmaster General Gresham, FRIDAY
j. sfk 70 sps
l40o street northwest.
W. h. MATTINGLY. Secretary. .oA' fi'''0ent;: It:
anshisse sAsp Of 3P tbe Wsss MoPE NJ PHPER
sn interesting service THIS EVENING at Union NJ. E.
oclock The meeting viii be addressed by. Mr. George
A Hilton The public are cordially invited. 1T
~ THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
NG Ap9 SqnE & Gahcs a Esnd IS Society THIS Even
' 0S''A our late DF''nsS WI 4IE' f. aAsfts
~ Rec. sec'y.
~ A MEETING OF THE MASTER PAINTERS
p.sjns Tj1 be held at the painting
FBA at oooci R?sth
~ /; Q. Nall MEMBERS (AND OTHERs)
anticipating going to Norfolk, Va, May 1st, dur
GER. 5th and streets northwest. apl2-3t
nR1 ATTENTION. CHURCH COMMITTEES AND
SS ORGANISMS
E. L. HOLBROOK,
Of Medway Massachusetts,
Builder of over 400 Church Organs
Being in this city for short time,
OFFERS HIS SERVICEsIN TUNING AND REPAIR
ING LIMITED NUMBER OF CHURCH ORGANS.
Terms reasonable sstisfaction thds; guaranteed.
address at 1873 l2tR street northwest. ap12-eoSt'
~ SPECIAL N@TICE.-THFRf Will BE
CHI Grand & Ball eiyeA BY the Golden Eagle Social
1sn xho fT the FIT
nss Ell a @ q s4ss IsS
and no means Of support. Tickets 50 cents which can
perea or or sns s PIP OF IT the and Potq
street southwest. ap9-6t
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READING. Pa, April 12-Mar1a Keyser, tried
here for child murder, was this morning found not
guilty, on the ground OF insanity.
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A Steamer Reached

NORFOLK. April 12-1he steamer City OF Merida.
from Vera Cruz. for New York with one hundred
passengers ana general merchandise, ran into an
unknown schooner on Cape Hatteras yesterday
ABOUT noon. The steamers bow was carried away
ana she put into Hampton Roads leaking The
peach the steamer off Lanbert's Point light last
night, where She now lies half under water Thk
passengers were taken To Old Point without accp
oenI Nreckers are now at work trying to raisA
ner. The steamer is owned by f. Alexandra q
Son, OF New York
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SUDDEN ILINEss.-Mr. Baxter, the chief OF the
quartermaster's division of the third auditors
Office, had a fa1nting spell about noon to-day In
front OF Willard'S Hotel, and sustained severe
shock by fall against the stone steps OF the
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THE EMANCIPATION CELKBRATIoN-W Calvin
Chase, OF the subcommittee of the committee of
ARRANGEMENTS, has received letters from the Secre-
taries OF the Navy, War, and Treasury and Attor-
coiored employees on fhe 18th Of April. He has has
also. as secretary of the committee on speakers,
received letters Of acceptance from Major j. B.
Fassett, deputy marshal, Hon. Clayton McMichael
marshal, and Hon. Geo. B. Lortng to be present at
the Congregational church on the evening OF the
10th.
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WAITING FOR MILITARY ORDRRa-A soldier, after
giving his testimony in the Police Court to-day,
was told by Judge Smell to 'sstep down" He con.
tinued to stand his ground In faultless military
position. 1--WE are through with you, Mr.. Wit
ness - said the court, ''step out ana make room for
atlady behind you" The soldier stood his ground
as II waiting for further Orders and took no more
notice OF his honor tAan II what had just been said
had not been addressed to him. The court looked
q little perplexed for q moment, and then ne.
marked: ~ don't know just how to command you
To military way. Mr. Soldier. but II you WIN
please march on down from the stand, we win be
obliged to you" This order was suf1cient and in
going through his military role In facing the
proper direction before he started he nearly over
turned the stout lady who was to be the next Wit
ness
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BR1ees TnANsrERR1Se PApEns::

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The Indicted Ex.Detectiyes.
MR voSS nrvpc q nm DAT,

Ex-Detective A. H. Voss, who was indicted yes.
terday with the other ex-detectives for compound
Ing felony, voluntarily appeared before Judge
Wylie this morning and gave bail in the sum OF
$1,000.
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Georgia Democratic Convention.

CUNH1ITEB On COMPROMISE APPOINTED.
ATLANTA, Ga, April l2.-In the democratic stats
convention to-day the convention, after a lengthy
discussion, appointed special committee of
eighteen TO endeavor TO effect a compromise on
the question OF the nominee for governor The
committee immediately entered upon It's work,
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kilograms to The Star.
DISASTERS TO TWO STEAMERS

CATASTROPHE IN A THEErEH
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fosTAAsTERs were commissioned to-day as fol-
lows: D. r. Holland, Ernstytlle Nd: 7 s Hollo-
well, Boothville. Md; j. Loudermnk, Willow
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QUIET lND1ANs.-Agent Wilcox informed the
Commissioner OF Indian Afratrs TODAY that tho
and cOntented. A'
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LINKING
D, ,,r,,, ONE CENT PER YARD.
TWO CENTS PER YARD Parsian Model.
1a2 9O2 9th street. q I M

TNDERWEAR!-DO qTH AND +
~ STREETS.-The business in this depart MT bav
ing been far in excess OF expectations the sale win
Oe continued until further notice. Each day we will
9ner or % Giferent but decided bargains. and will On
IHShSD begin with 200 dozen more Of those thor
hss at % cents each The best ehese offered for
len2th Mousquetaire Gloves at 81 per pair. regular
price u 90 100 dozen Schoppers best quality in
grain, OIL boiled sold colOrs Ladies' Hose at ~ cents
per pair Another 50 dozen Of those 70 thread Child.
res Stockings just in 100 dozen Misses Hose at 37H
cents or three pair for 81 former price 80 cents to
cents, according to size. " ~
f23 DOUGLASS 9th and streets.