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National Republican., 1883-12-28
A MoNsrnoUs cRIMINAL
who Has Set Fire to Nearly Hundred
Houses Gone to the Penitentiary.
special Dispatch

special Dispatch.
LYNcHBuRe, Dec 27.-The notorious fire.
fiend. Harrison Crews, recently convicted
of his crimes, was yesterday conveyed by the
city sheriff to the penitentiary in Richmond
TO serve for the term of twentysix years. In
n little more than three months Crews had
set fire to nearly one hundred houses
some of which proved very destructive,
and oil more or less damaging to
he insurance companies and alarming
to the people. Five hundred dollars were
paid rs a reward for his arrest and conviction,
and several leading detectives we're for weeks
employed to ferret out the criminal without
success. He was finally detected in almost
the very act by two private watchmen, when
he ma dc full confession of the whole. he
Seems TO have had no particular motive for
his monstrous crimes, but amusement for
himself and quarrels with his wife, which,
he said, "nlways put the devil in him, and he
knew no other way TO got tho evil spirit out"
He is now 30 years old, and was always con-
sdered very respectable and competent
negro, and for years was the reliable bread
baker at the Norvell house.
The board of directors of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad company has authorized
the issue of q dividend Of $3.50 per share
upon the preferred stock payable in scrip on
and after Jan. 15, 1884. The scrip is con-
vertible into what is called convertible de-
DonIure DOnuS, III Jcn years. VI "a
changable for stock at par at any time within
that period. The directors also approved the
contracts for the construction of the Cripple
creek extension of the New river division,
and for the important terminal facilities at
Norfolk
The internal revenue department of the
Danvillo district has been ordered to be
changed to the new city OF Roanoke, and the
collector, Col. J. b. RaulstoD, is now in that
city making arrangements for the change.
The late riot in Danvillc is supposed to have
had something to do with this transfer of base
to Roanoke The receipts Of that office are
next to the largest in the state.
Mr.. James L. Arthur, Of Bedford, has been
appointed treasurer Of the county in place of
Capt. j. G.. Kasey, who was unable to give
new bond and security, and is charged with
deficit in his Office, which he has held for
many years.
A most worthy colorod man, Henry Thomas,
for several years the trusted head man OF
Lynch's tobacco warehouse, dropped dead last
evening of heart disease while engaged in his
duties,
National Republican., 1883-12-28
ANNAPOLIS NOTES.
Making Preparations for the Convenins g
Of the Legislative Assembly.


Special Dispdtch.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 27,-The repairs and i'm
provements to the halls of the legislature
have been completed, and everything is in
readiness for tho reception of the general
assembly next Wednesday, A week from
that day Gov.-elec McLane will be inaugu-
rated in tho senate chamber. The ceremonies
will be very quietly conducted. Chief Judge
r. II. Alvey, of the court of appeals, will ad-
minister the oath of office. Tho legislature
continues in session ninety days. 1t elects
United States senator to succeed Senator
Groome.
The Annapolis and Elkridge Railroad conf
pany will add an extra train to its daily
schedule on and after Jan. l as an accommo-
dation to members of the legislature and
others having business at the state capitol
during the session.
Il. A. Shjourdan has been selected to repre-
sent the Mechanics order of Annapolis in the
Grand lodge, l. o. NJ, which meets in Balti-
more in March.
Some apprehension is felt on the part of ap-
plicants lest the coming legislature cause a
change to be made in the mode of appointing
commanders of the fishery force, now made by
the board of public works.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
ELLA WHEELER.
The "Poetess OF Passion" Ms She Looked
to n Dazcd Chicago Reporter.

Chicago NetDs.
young, perfectly formed, and rather small
lady, who carries her and 30 years AS light
wristed Hebe might have carried brimmng wine
cup. If her general appearance would serve as a
peg on which to hang guess, no one would place
her age above and 20. Her face has beautiful
outline the Rafaelesquo oval Of It's contour is re-
markable for an American countenance, and that
countenance housed in remote Wisconsin ham
let. But her features do not do justice to her
splendid beginning. Nature has recollected that
she was not in Italy, and the young lady's Inca
ments, though not so inconsistent as to make her
plain, would be accepted rather as pleasing than
as correct. One point in her however, one must
notice. That is her eyes, In them Is seen sub
llmation of all Of her it is not necessary to look
farther; there she lives. These eyes are brown.
The mouth seems formed less to speak than to
quiver, less to quiver than to kiss Some might
add less to kiss than TO curl. Viewed Sideways
the closing lines of her lips form with almost
geometrical precision the curves so well known in
arts of design as the yma reca or cupids bow. Her
hair Is worn frizzed over her forehead, and her
dress when in her study, is a Mother Hubbard
gown very high Of waist, very cardinal oil color
and very loose of pattern.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
No Moro Chineso Labor In Canada.

Ton, NTo, Dec. 2.--The trade congress unanl-
mously adopted a resolution that the future well
fare of the wo Tking people of the Dominion re-
CURED the prohibition OF further imporIations Of
lhinnsn lahnr
National Republican., 1883-12-28
AssIpnn,ents An Nexv Yorl,.

NEW NoRK, Dec 27.-The number Of schedules
in assignments filed In this city during the year
1888 was $40. The total amount OF liabilities con
taincd III these was S20,S57 ,Si3. nominal assets,
SH39l 1867; and actual assets, s9.S1I45l
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Democrntic civil Service Reform.

ALBANY. N Y, Dec. 2.-The EramO Journal
says that Attorney Generalelect Dennis o'Brien
has dgnifed his intention of making clean
sweep Of all the clerks in his department.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Baby Saved'

We are so thankful to say that our nursing baby
was permanently cured of dangerous and protracted
constipation and irregulary OF the bowels by the
of Hop Bitters by Its mother which at the time
restored her to perfect health and strength-The
pnrnnIs. Rochester. N Y.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
a gaImst Importing Foreign La,orern.

READlNG, PA, Dec. GA petition requesting
congress TO prevent the importation iulo this
country OF foreign laborers under contracts made
abroad is being circulated and Is receiving many
signatures OF Workingmen throughout this Sec
National Republican., 1883-12-28
onnrrel Over Girl

DETROIT, Dec. 27,-1hree lumbermen quorreled
on Christmas over girl at Conesvllle, Glare
ounty. The next day they fought 1t out with
wounded
National Republican., 1883-12-28
High Authority.

Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, alcoholic bev
erage or liquor, and could not he sold for except
TO persons desirous of obtaining medicinal bitters
GREEN b. RAUM. U. S. Com. Inter'l, Rev.
National Republican., 1883-12-28

THE supply agent of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad, MIR. w. w. Stiles. of Houston,
very severe sprain. st. Jacobs Oil helped him
amazingly.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Feels Young Again.

ralgia and a dull heavy, inactive condition of the
whole system headache, nervous prostratlon and
was almost helpless. No physicians or medicines did
her any good. Three months ago she began to use
Hop Btters with such good effect that she seems and
feels young again, although over 20 years old. We
think there is no other medicine fit to use in the fam
ily."-A lady in Providence.
BRADFORD, Pa, May s, 1875.
1t has cured me of several diseases, such as ner-
vousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly troubles,
&C. have not sick day in year, since took
Hop Bitters All my neighbors use them.
MRS. FANNIE GREEN.
$4,000 Losr.-"A tour of Europe that cost me
SO 900 done me less good than one bottle of Hop
Btters they also cured my wife of fifteen years
nervous weakness, sleeplessness and dyspepsia"
II. NJ, Auburn N. Y.
National Republican., 1883-12-28

so. BLooMINGvILIE, OHIO, May /, 1870.
SIRs-I have been suffering ten years and tried
your Hop Bltters and 1t done good than all
the doctors. Miss ). s. BOONE
National Republican., 1883-12-28
EsTABLIsHED 1880
JAMES ". DAVIS SONS.
ga PENN. AVENUE.

Gents Dress Sill, Hnts. al e.. s6, sa
The Latest styles Of Black and Brown Derby Hats,
at el.25, So $3.50, ~. g3bl, -, t450.
Canes and Umbrellas
Boys Hats, and Polo Caps. SOC, 75o., lAsL51
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Delicate and Feeble Ladies.

Those Ianguid, tiresome sensations causing you to
feel scarcely able to be your feet that constant
drain that is taking from your system all Its former
elasticity driving the bloom from your cheeks that
continual strain upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretfu easily be removed by the use
of that marvellous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregulari-
ties and distractions of your system are relieved at
once, while the special of periodical pain are
permanently removed. None receive so mach ben
eft, and none so profoundly grateful and show
such an interest in recommending Hop Btters as
women.
National Republican., 1883-12-28
Gte AJattultal RtpahIitllt
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

7he business firms appearing IN this column
lre among the best aud most reliable in his city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03

ndberte, irrten feline @ebanfen unitdt ums
ber, unb ais bic letten Bdume bes Waloes
ibn bic Id6ne 9lrditeftur bes Sdlohes
beEen bunoert 6eniter ii9 in benz rlbis
aen @emdiier Der BLAINE abipie9elten, er.
bliden lieBen, er bieIt unwiafiirli4 iein
Yferb on.
Gin tiefer Seuf,er entmanb ii9 ieiner
Bruif. limb NIT oieiem Seufser entldliipfte
ibm elm bolber unS %iiBflinsenber Name,
elmer iener Namen, ruelde ibm nur fir
bimmlii9e SdOnbeit ~eriOnnen binften:
MarieIe!
Der Ropf ~unieres 6reunbes b.meste iid
unrabia bin unb Der. Gr idien elmer grs
ideinuns auf benz sriinen Staten gu fOlsen /;
oarauf iudts er in Der 6ront bes Sdlohes
elm Senfter beraus, bod leioer! waren Die
Qaben beiIelben ueri9lohen.
War Marisqe bsmnad ni9t mebr auf benz
S9loHe? Oas id0ne, iunse 6rdulein wiro
obne 2weifel perbeiratbet fem; Der Setter
blieb cine Minnte lang in Detradtlng per-
iunten DO, benz Sdloiie itiabaltcnb.
Ginf Sabre! ~ieufSte er, wdbrenb fi9
feline 6rsube NIT elmer sewiben Graurisfeit
uermii9te.
MSse Der Iiebe Soft ibr elm sIids
Iides aeben bei@eert baben! fiste ct bins
su.
Oie Minute mar uoriiber. llnier Treunb
mari ffols fem lodges 9aar surid, nnb
pdbreno er isinem Yferb bic Sporen II
iette iaste er:
S6 liebe MIR meme SHUTTER! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03
XII.
Sic 9fidicbr in bic Scimatb.

Gs mar sesen abenS bes Monats OF
tobcr 1854. Sinf Sabre waren ieit ben @rs
eisniHen, msl9e mir ersdblt bdben, per-
fofcn. SIS mar unsefdbr 0 ubr Wtorsens.
Die i9Sne Ssrbiionne Jog ben lei9ten &eif
auf, Der bas 9aubperf in Der Na9t beoeft
bate.
Sin &eiter, pon la @rauelle, einem
Orte an Der StraBe Swii9en Baris unO
&ennes, tommeno, rift chen bic Anbobe BIZ
maui. Gin i66ner iunser. Wtann mar eS,
Der falum oas 20. Sabr erreidt baben
nno6te. Seine 6ormen seisten mebr Gle
gang ais &raft uno barrten nod i5rer pols
ftdnbisen Gutlpifeluns. Sein @eii9t,
elm wenis blsi6, absr ircunoli9, uerristb,
bog Der iun9e Wtann groBe S~trapaSen iibers
ftanben babe, wel6e iebo6 nidt Die zines
Soloaten sepei en- waren.
@lei6wobl mar er bemafinet unb triis
feline Waiie nit einem gewiiien uerwegenen
Trose. lln9ea6tet Der anmutbi9en lInges
3%wunsenbeit. uel6e Der 9teiter seiste, iano
man bod nidts an inn, mas auf einen
SoIbaten bate idlieBen laien.
Der bibi9e Sinslins Id6slte iiber isis
isn frobliden @eoonten poa inneriter
6ersenSbefrieoisuns oh Der Quftidl0her,
wel6e er ii9 uieueidt fir bic 3ufumft err
baut bate. Sein 9ddeln wiiroe gepiB
Sebsn srsOtt baben, oenn es mar frei nno
offen.
Infer Setter trus elm fleiqes Badet
Bidder in Der Satteltaide NIT fi6. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03

*x*.Gine gldn;enbe NuBenieite 1T ein
gar atmieli9es Subltitut fir inncren, wabs
rem Mertb". Cute @eiuuobeit beS R6r:
pcrs. beS 0tusenS, Der 9eber uno Der Nisreu
li6ern ltetS etl an9enebmes guBere, ges
lunoe Baden unb itrammen 66rpsr. Tim
Dies III crmOgliden. benute man vgiierens
6raut" uno ni6ts Mnoeres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03
Sic ipeiblide 2unae.

Die Staliener baben Elm Spri9wort,
weldes iast, wenn elm @eib NIT ibren
6iBeu 10 aeidminb mare, wie nit ibrs,
3anse, 10 tOnnte lie Slise senus bai6sn.
nm Samit bes Morsens oas 6sasr an;a,iu:
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03
0aS
%gtbeimnibpoae stblob.
uopelle BON g sal 6eual.
Nus benz Sran,Ofiden iiberiest.
(Sortiesuns.)

NorleslnS)
Marieue fc9rte nit 2acuSan anf bas
Gdlob surid pbne elm @ort NIT ibm su
wedieln. Stun bSrte 9acusan bret ober
pier Mal wie Mariele Die Worte uor fid
Der Haiterte: Sd weroe baran iterben! i'd
werbe baran fterben!
Nuf Dem S9lo1e bate 1iemanb ibre
Mbweienbeit bemertt. Sn Der Nbenoseieas
idaft bes foIsenben Cages eridien Mas
riele wie sine Statue BON 9llabaiter.
9lrt 9aeusan wobnte Der @eieaidaft BEL.
Die rtnterbaltans an bieien Sage brebte
fd meiit INN semSbnlide Dinse; wie I'M;
mer iprad man aud iiber bic epidemic.
Mariele duberte: :.
Weuu Giner BON Sbnen, meme 6errit,
elm iunses, ld0nes Mdb9en beiratbete,
wel6es Der Yeit gum Opfer fiele uno bas
burd feline sanae S9Snbeit uerl0re....
nod mebr: wenn ss ebenio bdbli3 wiirbe,
wie es porber id6n mar, wie melt wiiroe
babel lire Stanbbaftisfeit reiden?-
auf cine Iolde Srase in beitimmter @eiie
au antworten, piirbe Die Serren sewiB in
arobe Yerlssenbeit sebradt baben, wenn
lie nidt nit elmer faoen S6meidelei bdts
ten antmorten wollen. Man eini9te ii9
baber mad lansem Sins unb 9eroebattiren
babin: ga bic i96ne Marieae bon Nopal
niemaIs bdBli6 wsrSen fam, 10 1T es nns
n6tbi9 Sieies problem 81 loien.
9acusan a0ein antwortete NIT ieiner
flan9uolen unb ernlten Stimme:
@enn i'd bic Srau 10 iebr liebte, bnB i'd
ibr meine Qiebc niemals pouitdnoig aus
oriiden fonnte, wenn cine iol6e 6rau ibre
FONT bssaubernoe SdOnbeit AUDI perlore,
10 wiirSe i6 mid aui ben &nisen Dor ibr
mieoerboIen: 4ud iett liebe i9 Sic! Sa,
i6 liebe sic, 10 fubr 9acuSau fort, wdbs
reno er Die 6anb auf iein l9erS le9te, buns
bert MtaI, mebr als an Dem Gage, an
weIdem sic bic i9Onite BON aaem waren!
Mariele ucriu6tc gu ld9eln, mdbrenO
8landc Dor 6reuOe in bic 9dnoe flati6te.
S6ren Gle es, albert, riei iic: o, er 1T
Der @belite, er 1T Der Seltel
Sine SbrGne itano in Ben Iugcn Wari>
ellens. llnb wenn nun sSbre 6rau es Sbs
men nidt 9lauben wiirOe? fra9te ie baramf
NIT 9eriibrter Stimme.
QacuSan antmortete:
@enn ie mid liebte, wiiroe fe ss mir
alanben.
MarieIe idauoerte Gin wenis 3uiammen.
Sd babe es seieben! ipra9 ie fir iid,
unb IS errcst S6auSern!
Cine LANCE 8auie folste bieicn @orten.
Damn seiste lid cine rOfise 6drbums auf
ben blei9en Wanssn Wtariellens, weIde iid
2acu5an ndberte.
6err @raf! fragile iie, baben sic pors
Der in pollen Grnite seiprO4cn2
ga, mein 6raulein.
9luf Sbre Gbre?
9luf meine @bre!
Ole id6nsn Mussn Marieaens itrabls
ten. Gum eriten Wlale rsidte lie Qaensan
Dor aller Welt bic Sanb. Baron o'9luaus
8our psrlieB ont Morsen bes %folsenbcn Gas
ses fir INNER oas S4loB.
Gin Monat ipater nannte i9 Srdulein
xn.' 49, r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03

Tic msiiten Weni6en baben obge 2weis
fel idon bobe yebensfrcuben ssnolen.
@cm iol6e nidt gu Gbeil scworben, Der
frcse jene @lidli9en, mos iie wobl enis
piuntm boben mosen, ais lie nod LANCER
@bweienbcit non Weitem bic grcBen Sdume
Dor elmer bel6eioeuen lGiitte erblidten, eis
nen niebrigen Sir6tbum lnten i'm Gbal
cner ben befamltcn @ipfsl zines boben
gerses, Der bis in bic @OIfen bineinrei@t.
Die Gummelplate ibrer &inbbeit, bas
6ons, Die StrsBe. ben @arten unb aass
@nbere! 0os 9odltibden. wenn es aud
nur Elm Oadltibden NOR, no lie ibre Sus
aentiabre psrbradten! gun Die Stsas. no
lie Ntorsens bas grwaden ~feisrten, NO is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03

Gin Monat ipater nannte ii9 Srdulein
Don Nopal: Griffin bu @rail pOn 0acus
aan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-07-03

Sc mar brsi ubr Nadmittass ais Iides
net uon @eitem bic maiiiuen. uiersdisen
gbiirme BON ct. pierre bemertte. SaS
National Republican., 1883-05-08

al Appeal from circuit court of United
States for the eastern district of North Caro-
lima Decree affirmed, with costs aud inter-
est. Opinion by Justice Matthews.
No. 2s6. The Wabash Railway company,
plaintiff in error, VS.. John McDaniels. In
error TO circuit court of United States for
district of Indiana Judgment affirmed, with
costs and interest Opinion by Justice
Harlan.
No. 224. J. Gross, plaintiff in error, Va. The
United States Mortgage company, In error
10 supreme court of state of Illinois. Decree
affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Justice Har.
Ian.
No. 2id. Tho Omaha Hotel company OF al,
plaintiffs in error, VS.. Augustus Kountze CT
al, aud No. 2i7 Augustus KountZe ct al,
plaintiffs in error VS.. The Omaha Hotel com
pany. In error to circuit court of United
States for district Of Nebraska. Judgment
reversed, and cause remanded, with directions
TO enter judgment for the defendants below.
Costs in this court to be paid by Kountze OF
al. Opinion by Justice Bradley. Dissenting,
Justice Miller and Justice Field.
No. 203. The Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance company, plaintiff in error, VS.. Leo
pold Luchs In error TO supreme court Dis
trict Of Columbia Judgment affirmed, with
costs and interest. Opinion by Justice Field.
No. 272. The United Estates, plaintiff in
error VS.. forty-three gallons of whisky, Sc,
B. Larivicro and G.. Gusrin, claimants. In
error TO the circuit court of the United States
for tho district of Minnesota. Judgment re-
versod aud cause remanded with directions to
reverse Judgment Of the district court and to
direct that court to award q new trial. Opin-
ion by Justice Field.
No. 2S0. Sarah Il. Vance ct al, plaintiffs in
error, VS.. Sarah i. Vance, executrix, &C., ct
al. In error TO supreme court Of the state of
Louisiana. Judgment affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Justice Miller.
No. 229. Patrick q. Meath, appellant VS..
the county of Phillips, Arkansas. Appeal from
the district court of tho United States for
the eastern district of Arkansas. Decree
affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Chief Justice
Waite.
No. 263. James A. Hawley, county clerk
Lee county, ILL.,, plaintiff In error, VS.. The
United States, ex rel, j. II. Fairbanks, W. b.
Skinner, George Thomas, and G. G. Wetmoro
In error to the circuit court of the United
States for the northern district Of Illinois
Dismissal AS to Fairbanks, skinner and
Thomas. Affirmed as to G. G. Wetmore, and
remanded with leave to modify Judgment
&c. Costs in this court to be paid by plaintiff
in error Opinion by Chief Justice Waite.
After the announcement of ainumber of or
ders by the chief justice, the court adjourned
| for the term.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
zuni Indian Reservation.

Secretary Teller said last night that there
was nothing in the Presidents order OF Satur-
day extending the boundaries of the Zuni
Indian reservation in New Mexico that
could serve as foundation for the opinion
said to be entertained by friends Of SEN
ator Logan in Washington that that order
was intended as a blow at the latter,
whom it was sought to reach through
his son-in-law, Paymaster Tucker, of the
army, who was understood to be a claimant
for a part of the land to DO included in the
reservation. Mr.. Teller said that tho order
was issued In consequence of information con-
tanned in letter from Agent Thomas, of the
Zuni reservation, to the effect that by an
error in tho description Of the survey made
in 1877 a portion of the lands properly be-
longing to the reservation hid not been
included therein. The agents letter, he said,
conveyed the further information that certain
army officers had filed claims for the land,
but had expressed their willingness to
abandon these claims if tho government
decided that IL was part of tho reservation
The names Of the officers, he said, wero not
mentioned in the letter, so that the depart
mont did not know Mr.. Tucker was one OF
them.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
I.ncnI Ilana.

The stables continue to arrive at Ivy City,
and there are over 100 horses now at the
track. Robert Bradley's string, comprising
Nomine, Proud Dick, Ben Hill, Prosper Lily
Morson, aud two fine two-year olda, reached
the course yesterday. Dunneman's stable
will arrive from Charleston, S. c., tomorrow
Mrs, Imogene r. Morrell will hold her first
reception, since the removal of the National
Academy of Fine Arts, to the "Octagon "
building northeast corner of Eighteenth
street and New York avenue, tomorrow eve
ming. q
Joe johnson alias Charles Reed was last
night arrested and locked up on two charges
at the fifth precinct station house by officer
Daily. He went into the store Of Richard
sons, corner Twelfth and @ streets north
west. and attempted TO rob the money drawer.
Going from there to Nailor's alley he whipped
dusty courtisan and raised big Tumpus,
The Army Nurses association holds its reg.
ular meeting at 9AA L street northwest this
evening.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
G I'll N N | p s
4O4 and 400 Seventh Street n. W.,
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY MORNING, MAY y
A SPECIAL SALE
Silks, Dress Goods, and Hosiery!

At prices hitherto offered this season In the Dis
trict, including full and complete line of SPRING
aud SUMMER SILK, plain striped and checked, at
prices ranging from 40c to sI.60 per yard,
Special Lot OF FoULARDS marked down to soc;
'OIsT fl Pine ne q 9P HRAvy eRos GRAINS in all tho
new shades, 2ls inches wide, ats.2S per yardi good
4 case q PoLKA DOT suRAHs IS inches wlde
Also case sSff Sf ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
SURAHS at former prices, elzG
Guiding the following we'll known makes GUtNETS,
BILLIONS, and TAPESsIERS. Also OTToMANS,
RHADAMES, and MARVELLIEUX, at prices rang.
Ing from 75c to tao and positively 2S per cent below
market value.
WATERLOO. A SABitT. and FRANKLIN SUIT
INGS, in all the fashionable shades 81 inches wlde
ILLUMISkTED sUITINGs, all wool, a. inches
wlde SOC per yard worth 75c.
ross AZ shS S ssf Y PE NRsaHs sHs akgA
EMBROIDERED and POLKA DOT FLANNEIIs,
SATEENS and PIN-HEAD CHECKS
Special lots of LAC1S, RIBBONS, HAMBURGS,
KID and Isle THREAD GLOVES, RUCHINGs,
COLLARS and CUFFS, HANDKERcHIEfs,a and
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will be found re-
plete with all the newest styles In Foreign and Do-
mestc Hosiery and Underwear,
A full line Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand.
ments Will be found Desirable and Necessary Goods
at Low and Reduced Prices.
An examinatop Of our Goods and Prices will we'll
Agents for Harper's Bazaar Patterns
National Republican., 1883-05-08
standard nnIInrn.

The issue of standard silver dollars from the
mnts for the week ended May was $751;
900. The issue for the corresponding period
of last year was $4,000.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
ECONOMY!

THE PREJUDICE AGAINST READY-MADE
CLOTHES USUALLY DIsAPPEARs WHEN A
MAN TAKES THE TROUBLE TO LOOK AT OUR
CLOTHING, AND FINDS HOW WELL IT is
MADE, HOW NEATLY IT FITS. AND HOW
REASONABLY IT Is SOLD. ADD no THIS THE
FACT THAT YOU GET HERE A LEGAL GUAR
ANTHD ENTITLING YOU TO YOUR MONEY IF
YOU BRING BACK THE GOODS UNINSURED
AND WHERE'S THE RISK OF TRYING LIT.
TIE EXPERIMENT IN EcoNoMY9
The Press., 1883-08-09

Associate Justice Miller, of the United States supreme bench, now holding court at St. Paul, Minnesota, made ruling July 18th, which excited much attention. The case was that of Julia Crockett against the Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company for damages for injuries received at Shako- pee station, where Julia fell between the cars and the depot platform. The compa- ny set up as a defense that that the woman wore pullback dress at the time of the ac. cident, and was therein guilty of ntribr. tory negligence, in that the style of dress prevented the full use of natural means o1 escape. Judge Miller ruled that the evi. dence was admissible and the point vel
 taken, saying that certain dresses were, not proper at certain times and places, as fol example ball costume in baggage-car