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Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Dots.

Harry Lape, If 'his city, who was
,revionslv reported tn" lowest bidder
RI the erection Of four lif''-saving sta
IONS of the cap"s of the Delaware,
as beep awarded the 20 tract aud
Urees to complete the work by Noven'-
Yer /.
M,e Jackson * Sharp Company yes
brday shipped eight new cars to the
tontiac. oxford and Port Austin Rail-
had and two narrow gauge passenger
barhes to the Kaaterskill Railroad.
rbp funeral services OF the late Miss +.
booth, were held in the New Castle
bresbyterian church yesterday after
Don.
If is stated that Robert S. King, of
he late firm of Wilson Il King, Will
IN his employees, who are the princi-
Sal creditors, 20 cents on the dollar.
An excursion 70 Dover will be given
JuIy u, by 81. Paul's and st. Luke's
{ommanderies, Nos. 80 and 81 Knights
'empars
While try ng to rob the store Of j. II.
Itewart, of st. Georges, on saturday
|ight Clarence Berry was shot in the
kg by a trap gur.
/ Tho ms Drein ~ Son have received
\ order for II feet cunning skitf for
klward A. Kein, electrician, of this
(t..
Epmcllb r tine West Church excursion
Chestnut Grove on June 29th an
Ij yab.e time will no doubt be had.
THE Rev. A. y. Kelgwin will deliver
Is eighth lecture n Pilgrims Progress
VANITY Fair,' tomorrow txening
MiIiari Gbr!nAn and Daniel Thomp.
bu Of his city viii run u race OF 100
hrl, for $50 a side on )uI y 4th.
| The moonlight excursion Of the Soriai
Grct Of the Second Baptist church, will |
(Ic place Oh Thursday evening.
A heavy aid II 'freshlng hover visit
! this section last night.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
American Rifles Excursion,

The excursion of the American
Rifles, A Company, First Regiment
-. '. NJ, ON the steamer John A.
Warner to Woodland Beach on We'd
nesday, June 20, promises to be one of
the most enjoyable events of the season
The First Regiment Band has been Ell
gagged to furnish brass and string music
for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
A Word 10 In q Latlies.

1t las been my custom for years, ;,'
the season advanced, to reduce my
stock. | have, therefore, to-day com
menced a general mark down iu all
kinds of fine spring and summer ,nilli-
merry goods. Ladies' who wish desirable
goods in shapes and material will do
well in calling, as have a large stock
of trimmed and untrimmed goods, as
well as an extensive stock of feather
tips, flowers, ribbons, ETC., etc. Call
early and get the benefit of this sweep
ing reduction in fine millinery. Mrs.
r. 5. Kirby, 202 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

/ W. following parties have beer
|"'"'d letters OF administration by
e1''"r Biges George w. Wright
ne estate Of R. Frank Wright, de-
E>'', of Wilmington; Kate NJ. Nc.
|'H"flT, on the estat" of John McClaf.
E'E, deceased, of Wilmington Rosan.
A'l'ree, Administrative, c. t. a., OF
",'Afe of William Alllree, deceased
hOa'kbird Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

The Tenth Annual Interstate Pirui,
and Exhibition, under the auspices Of
the Patrons of tn bandry of Ienusyl-
vania, Maryland, West Virginia, New
Jersey and Delaware, will open at
Williams Grove, Cumberland County,
Pa, on Monday, August 20, 1888, and
continue until Saturday, August -.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
CALIfhulll

"A "'na of Calithumpians last nigh,
''n@''"a Ned Palma'ory, who recent.
;2'N "1iNo himself IL bride, at his
t''ilr" on West Second street above
IL" I, The sercnad-rs we're employ.
"l N" depot shops and for n while
"'iNe was terrible, but they all
'N'd I" enjoy it.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Fish,

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
lh'rd street market a lot Of sheep head,
trout, black fish, porgies, founders,
butter fish, etc. Call early il you wisl,
something nice IN this line.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Lat lies.

Call and see those tine pebble button
CATERS, S1.7j, former price $50, NJ
BabcOCk's, BOG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Mate OF the Thermometer
al the REPUBLICAN Office IN the shade
7o'clock 10 O'Clock 12o',,orl
$50 soO 90
The w Gather.

ONCE of the Chief Signal Officer
WaShlngton, June 19.--l H. IN.
For the Middle Atlantic States
falr weather in southern portion,
I1ght rain followed by fair weather in
northern portion, southwest to north.
west winds, slightly warmer weather
III New York, and stationary or a slight
lall III tempcrat IRE in the southern por-
lions of the Middle States.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Removal.

Miss II. j. Marr, rupper and lcech"r,
has removed from 7l2 French street t,
7O4 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

a job lot of fine walnut frames SxlO
for 90 cents, regular price $50. Call
anu see thelu al Slttcriey Il Go. gallery,
3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

A tive-hOrse ro"nH rivp nv, N 81 -
that has been used about two years, in
trst-class order, can be bought cheap .t
TIT REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns.'
loc. Quick, complete, permanent. Cures
corns, warts and buniUns.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

ANAMoSA, IoWA.-Dr. j. G. Me-
CURE says: 81 know Browns Iron
l'i1ters IS good tonic and gives general
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

NADLEY, GA.-Dr. b. Il. Doyle
says: " consider Browns Iron Bit
'rrs superior as II tonic to any prepara-
ton now in use"
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

You can get half and whole sheet
posters at satisfactory prices at the RE-
PUBLICAN office Cali and get our prices
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

Para ytic strokes, heart disease, and
Kidney affections. prevented by the use
OF Browns hon Buffers,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Mems Coarse Pe.gcd SI,ocs.

from VI. 90 TO Sl.75, at Babcock's, No
2OG Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

The open air temperance meeting
under the auspices of the w. G. 7. L,
he'd on the green at Shalcross avenue
and Clayton street, Sunday afternoon
was very largely attended and wa,
addressed by Rev. &. W. Prettynan,
of the Union NJ, L. Church, The ladies
holding these meetings feel very much
gratitled at the results Of their efforts.
Rev. Mr. Adams, Of st. Paul's NJ. f..
Church, will ad'!lessthe metting to be-
held at the same time and place next
Sunday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
Ladies',

1HUIFN,
For a good kid ioxed lasting button
3alter for VI %, cheapest in town, 60 to
Babcock's, 2OG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
For ChiIdrcn's Kid Walking Shoes

30 cents, former price Sl.0O, go to Bah
cock s, BOG Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19
AsbUry sunday School Excursion,

To Joanna Heights, Thursday, June
18th. Tickets: 70 cents. Train leaves
the F., w. Il b. depot al 6. 10 a. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

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Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

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Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

lltil his |
Z call'Ii. |
cte'l, re-. |
|otes Tor |
no. ratio |
Of ''l'iI,. |
fjol'ity it |
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9 votes |
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90 votes, |
F:ts con.
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to con.
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political
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Fas ap-
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Daily Republican., 1883-06-19

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pom, u
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Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31

Seq
eneoe q
9u blel
pelier. |
at Sne|
os Nno|
faar fol
26 anod
tasI
Sp, bod
at taa 4
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31

Sipre 6orbulo. Sra 2On6ou i%triucs;
6orIspen bauoe iss facet Nogang til
ben iterl,e 8inbot Der / 2onoou "a
ri tom neo / be ltore unocrioroiltt
Suelpinssr, iom i%trGtter iia Here QiiIe
unoer 9aosrue til ale Cher, bIep Der
~Ieuerst os en- lang Stans meo en- Then
Slisldmpe / Gnoen, os leola9et al en-
6srer began nj os neo / en- SIoss
Siutaiatombsr, buor Der for Chen
fanotss pper 1000 6abs inoebol0enoe
Spaniens os EortusaIs firelte 0rusr.
Vi imaSte paa enteIte al btsle uoIo9te,
albeIes uiorfaIifebe Sine, "a ieg ifat
life n9ste, at bet oar en- uirteIig ubIans
oct 9tpoeIle, taaet / to B~etpbninecr.
Serfra began ri os til Glienbsnsb Of.
ten. s ct ubpre fort Stun Iaa Der
Suiinoer os after 9uiinber al mGstise
GIefanttGnoer fra aiien % airita, iors
teret eIter in art % StsrreIie. De
FORTE S9nber peiebe inotil so 0unb,
o9 Yriisn for ben beoite er 1900 Sr.
for ll2 Yuno. Der fanhtss oglaa
Sorn af NGsbornet og SGnosr of
6loobeIten. RGs6omsts 9orn, iom mar.
melt anpenbes til 6aaubtas til Stotfe,
bar en- 9eroi al inStil 3 Rr. for /
9unb. 6loSbsitels Gano er msget
sobt glienben. Ooffen ienoer uarlis
nbpre 9aonin9sr til bsIe Gurrpo, be
fieife saar til 9amburs. Sire 9ange
aarIis er Der itore auttiouer i Gotten
ouer gIfenbsn, % til pisie itrommer
Der Risbere ino fra ale mulise Ser
bensfanier, iRrlis mpber Der mango
Nmerifansre.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31

Jra Ndtal. az norife 6omilier
~u9ientli9 fra aaleiunb, uounnoreoe ifior
til NataI, ibet Der par iifret benz ir-
Spsrrsiie iamt 100 Neres 9anS.
Gn at sisie Samilier pasisreSe npIic
paa Silbastreiie fra NataI Bergen, 90
rsbtommenbe bar mebbeI "Sera. 4ftbl.
at BE- norite 8oloniiter life ianot fla
tilfrsbs msb SpboIoet oerueSe. De fIeits
sIer ale at be o%uennaunte 6ami!ier
uilbs nrt BELT cuife fig bisnrn,e isien.
Oct montague 2anh ssnsr fig tim for
Maisoprtnins, 90 ri Del at Brobul
tet, Der lite anpenoes III 5sbe pao
Stsbst, q uafiGttelig paa @runb al
ManssI paa 8ommuritationer. 8lnnbt
8pGs og Ssns bsrifeoe me9en fa,Iig
imitlom Sp9oom, Der bortreu bisi;
0pr i MGnsbepis. SIimaet par upao.
tlaselist, men be t%iIitaaeoe Straabpt.
ter baarlise for Resn os Nattetuloe.
MebbeIsrsn pilbe life tilraabs norlf 10.
p~anbrins til NataI.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31
IVER LARSEN
Uorife BLADE.

ior I Collar ienoes til grerifa
eiten 6eorabeimer ........ / s Waareecr
eller Npromanoen. ~
e!ler @orcmaioen (oasIis). ii 81
fer 2 Dollars icnbes
enteIt 5sSrah. % Norom. (sasl) Il 5 Rb-
eler 6eorab- % Iorom. (usentl.) 10
aas tire sIaSs ssiawmsv 1 ans;=sia. x0rss
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31

Sa Der / Rem gort isgot ioa i;oy-
article Spnngs. AugIioner Stto, % bate
Tor en- Sio rIiuereos Yriicras paa ioa
mango Slags 9arey, pa7 ic9 / G5ieogo
os 9ioros Jnstiob Og ,uno, iaaIsbss
bragg 6orosI al o;sls RrisTssiGtts!isr
ieuers CT gGrsrHe eaost oues / GTus
osrHe pda &bo.,inte- 6anolere. bpi.te
after BAR iorbeif, $.tierre. Sea bar
tjsbt ct msssi itort SaysopIds "a me-
get b.gigi, "a. ea leg iaIser ! eo'bOso
til nine Sa2tsb, pile mine NHroty
tunns bsass Sorod os,af. Sea bat
aIoris for bait laa peut uouAl9 al
Sa'er cg icd o~n'bpg9sIis utis9te. q
g,ionsr buugte to uger til at utisst
Sursrne, Os ies imigrsr mig mes csu
6oruiening, at leg MI 81 iltauo Ill el
tilfrebsitIus mine aunber baacs beat
garsr % Yriier ansoar. nj; llooals al
Cashmeres, forte os iurusos,
Novelty Goods os
DRESS GOODS
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-31
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DRESS GOODS


Wit
DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
bsitpres al toulps,ents Sa.s. Ladies,
lem CT Sieuoeys at b Sassr, 81 iGIle.
os %icritenr In 6argsinirg iaIoitSnbigt
iaaneIlom Dress Making, "a De tunni
berfor alb pare GDer til SiGIo pet
at unodlSc Ssler % De BERTH pasienpl
Trimmings.
Ssg nil o9ian benItbc G6ers Oymq,t.
lom9eo pad nit itpre os imutis llp:
palg al
Fine Laces and Neckwear,
EnDroideries,
Cloaks and Dolmans,
Fur-lined Russian Circulars,
Silk Metlasse,
Diagonals
os andre fine Seisr, IiseieOss
CASHMERE
o9 andre tine
SHkWLS,
Lace Curtains, Cretonnes
Etc. Etc.
Som i~GpoanIis bar ieg ct sObt Sp:
lag al
9atter 90 Sucr,
Saneiaer,
St5oicr % Sfe,
Tdroisajprte SidScr.
Ufine h%cinIcnc $40 Sragter C,
life at opertlaHe.
Mf optungpnte 0arsr Far lea iau
mango biuiae Sing, at Bet CT umiI;9i
at arfoys E,iisr. Sem IND % tao
Dem / Sitipn, oct nil betale ia.
Sieunemlos ncia9ti9 min prisIiFe
paa
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ALvARADo,

ALvARApo, July 2S,-TCorrespondence,l J.
Another annual reunion of Parsons Texas
Cavalry Brigade occurs here on the LIST aud
ID days of August proximo. Extensive
preparations are being made by the OK.
ecutiye committee to treat with courtesy
and hospitality large number OF visitors,
variously estimated at from 5000 TO 10 900.
Everybody is cordially invited. The boys
who wore the gray anil those who wore the
blue ana the veterans OF Texas are specially
invited. Several eminent and eloquent
speakers will deliver addresses.
Crops in this county were never better.
The corn crop is already made and the
harvest will be abundant The cotton
crop Is large aud promising. The
ouuntenances of farmers are wreathed in
smiles. Hope and happiness prevail. They
never had a brighter prospect.
A few more heavy grocery and dry goods
establishments are needed here to meet the
demands of the increasing trade. No bet.
ter locality could be found for the estab.
hshment of large cotton seed oil factory
On the I'd day of August, the last day O
the reunion, the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe railway company will have sale o.
town lots here. II has been extensively ad
vertsed; great interest is manifested ant
great success anticipated, Excursion trains
will run ON the Santa Fe road on both tn,
first and second days Of August. Specia
invitations have been forwarded TO tn,
editors OF the HERALD and to the press
generally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29
A Sklpping Iiuaband

Yesterday City Marshal Arnold received
notice from the Sheriff of Hays county. Civ
ing minute description of Ernest Movers.
and stating that he was wanted In Hays
county ana at San Antonio, on the charge
OF swindhng, The information stated that he
claimed to be a representative OF the music
house OF Reed h Thompson, OF San Antonio.
AUGMENTATION arrived just one day to late
Tor Meyerwho is the husband OF one of the
female Tyrolean singers, now In this CITY,
had gotten wind Of his being wanted, anu
borrowing $40 OF the manager and smaller
sums from others, under false pretenses. he
skipped out Friday night, leaving his wife
creditors and the company, for which
ne had been acting. as doorkeeper behind.
He Is said to be good talker and wins his
way by his gilt of CAB. The telegraph has
been used and hopes of his capture axe On.
tertaned. lie was not n member of the
company. He has not arrived as vet.
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Mail Robber Nnntnrrd


The following concerning the capture of
NJ. G. Silsbee, the mail agent on the
Houston & Texas Central railroad, who de.
csmped three years ago taking some So. %
600 in registered packages taken from the
San Antonio express, will recall to many
the young man, He will be brought here
for trial.
On the 9th of October, 1871, George NJ
Slesbee, who was then u. s. mail route
agent ON the Texas Central railway, skip.
ped from his train, taking his mail key, and
forty registered packages containing about
5000, while the train was being held near
CorsCana on account OF washout, Hehas
been able to clude arrest ever since until
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. Heisabout
30 years of age, . feet or s inches In
height, ofdark composition, stoops slightly
anu mas mole IN the corner Of his lett eve.
and with his fathers family lived i'm The
city for many ears until he went to Hous.
ton whtre he obtained the appointment of
route agent. He is quite intelligent. and
follows number of pursuits, having been
a carpenter, brick mason, engineer. rail.
reader, bar tender and sailor, ana has seen
a great deal of the world.
After this robbery he rambled about ex.
tensively, but says that his money did not
last him Tor more than three sprees. lie
went first to Dallas where he spent in three
| days $500 Of the $4,000, aud although the
officers were on the lookout for HIM, he
| slipped through theiriingers He assumed
| several aliases, and finally drifted into New
| Mexico, where he says ne landed broke, aud
applied under the name of ]. &. Phillips
or work as u stone mason under the
contractor ON the new court house al
| Silver City. The force of the
marshals in eastern Texas had abandoned
all idea of eilecling his capture, but Deputy
| Marshal Ferdinand Niggli heard that he
was IN New Mexico, and went after him
Silshee knew as soon as he saw Niggh thai
the ig was up with him and quietly sur
rendered. Alter the arrest Silsbee said thai
he was glad that the denouement hac
come. He was tired of trying to evade jus
tice and that he had made so many narrow
escases that he had grown careless ant
indifferent to results. He spent all o
the money in few weeks, and wheneye,
he got into good paying position hat
to leave for fear of being recognized and
captured. He had also disposed of III,
mail key when he was caught. He wa,
brought here Yesterday morning at
o'clock and confined in the county TAI
from whence he will be taken to-day or TO
morrow TO Dallas.
Deputy Marshal Niggli has earned tn,
500 reward offered by the government TO
the capture of Silshee, and the arrest is on
which reflects credit on this efficient officer
as 1t is considered very important one.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY.


BRYAN.
Professor l.. l.. Mclnnis Of the A. & Nj.
college, left on Tuesday night to attend the
American association for the advancement
OF science aud the society for the promo
ton of scientific agriculture, which meet in
Minneapolis, Minnesota, ON the 18th and
Is h of August.
The banquet Friday night at the Schwarz
restaurant was al occasion of muCn social
pleasure, The feast WAS spread by several
OF our prominent citizens, who wished to
express to the board OF directors of the A
& NJ. college appreciation of their labor.
ious services in the interest of the institu.
ton.
The BRYAN Rifles have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: John
O. Tabor, captain, by acc anna
A, A. Wyse, second lieut. enant J. NJ, Rad.
ford, first sergeant, by acclamation; O
Mitchell, second sergeant, John Hanway,
third sergeant; George h. Smedley, fourth
sergeant; Ed, Stuart, color bearer; Il. L..
Whitman, first corporal; A, NJ. shannon.
second corporal; Victor b. Hudson, third
corporal; Homer MoSely, fourth corporal:
j Il. Read. treasurer; Claude Mitchell, sec.
Rotary; Il o. Johnson, armorer, John An
derson, drummer.
TYHB.
Misses Mary and Daisy Kirk, OF Calves
ton, are visiting their sister, Mrs. w. Il,
Maxwell, on North Spring street.
Misses Annie Cameron and Fannie Red
wine, OF Henderson, are spending few
days with relatives and friends here.
Miss Mamie Born, of Mineola, is down on
a visit to friends.
PALESTINE.
Material Is being hauled for the new par
ish building OF ST. Phillips church,
Miss Gussie Simmons, of this city, ac-
companied Miss Minnie Burke home to
rexarkana, ana will visit there for some
time.
The Rev. DR.. Patterson, Of Tyler, en-
route home, visited and was cordially re-
ceived by many of his old friends in this
city.
Rev, Il. wickens has gone on an extended
tour for his health. He will visit st. Louis
the principal cities OF Tennessee and prob.
ably go as far as Chicago.
Mrs. jackson, of San Antonio, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Charles Jacobs, of thil
city,
The Rev. Mr. Joplin, Of Jacksonville will
preach at the Presbyterian church on mex,
Sabbath, Che 9Th Sunday
MHxIA.
There was an enjoyable sooiable at Mr.
NJ. Lewis, Tuesday night.
The camp meeting At Forest Glade Is still
In progress Several have united with tn,
church.
Messrs. d. A. Murphy and ] l.. Cogdell
LEFT this week on visit to friends and rela
lives In North Carolina. They will be gon,
several weeks.
The Sundey.school and missionary meet
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MIDLOTHIAN.

MIDLOTHIAN, July 2S.-[Correspondence j.
There will be several cotton buyers at this
place, the coming season, Notwithstanding
yclert scribe's assertion to the contrary.
G. G. Allen, general land agent of the
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe is stopping over
here few days.
DR.. Bertram, of this place, was fortunate
enough to secure fine horse few DAYS
ago, which was stolen from him some two
month since. He received postal from the
Protective and Detective association OF
| Dallas, informing him that his horse was at
| Richardson, your county, and on searching
that place found the information to be cor
rect.
Professor Talliferro, of Dallas, is enjoying
the invigorating atmosphere Of our town,
and favored us with some delicious music
/ last night.
There have been shipped from this point
to date "a car loads ofgran.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29
Base Bali.

This afternoon at the race course the
Clebnrne base ball club and the Brown
Stockings ofthis city cross bats. Colt, tha
pitcher OF the Browns, will not be on hand
and the strength of the Browns will he
somewhat weakened by his absence. The
Cleeurne club have been practising good
looked for. 80
Yesterday afternoon the Browns plavea
the Tenderioots, OF Caruth, the last ct So.
ries Of games, and won by score of Is 10 q
There were some very fine plays made.
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THIS country is beginning to look mp in
the matter OF big guns, at least for harbor
defense, The LyMAN-HAsKELL qua, Tor
which congress made special apnropria.
ton. and which has been undergoing con.
struction for over two years, was shipped
last week from the foundry to Sandy Hook,
whore II Is to be tested. This Is one OF the
largest guns ever constructed in this
country. II Is twenty-five feet long, weighs
Twenty-Five tons, is steel lined and will hurl
aprojectile, II is claimed, thirteen miles, or
through twenty.four inches ofsolid iron, Il
the gun proves success upon It's trial l,
will doubtless be used for harbor defense
throughout the country and oe placed
upon the new steel cruisers. The old gov
nment seems 10 be waking up again. - -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29

CHIcAdo, July 2S.-Judse Drummond in
the United States circuit court to-day, gave
judgment for $50 600 in favor Of Rhodes d
Bradley against the Cleveland Rolling Mi J
company, Plaintiffs contracted to deliver
to The rolling mill company $4,000 tons oi
ron ore during the season of 1880 at $40
per ton. When one.half the amount OF iron
ore was delivered the price had tnllou aud
the company nolited the plaiitils OF their
refusal to accept the additional ore at the
contract figures, Plaintiffs made the com.
panya tender of the remaining amount.
and the court granted judgment for the
difference between the contract price and
Harket price of the iron on the date of ten
der, or SIS per ton. The appeal was granted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29

MRs. LANGTRT wants to pose nv fash.
ion model and Danish bangs. II the
Lilly succeeds in inaugura.ins such re-
form, many OF her shortcomings and es.
capades while in the United States, will be-
forgiven her. A pretty or high forehead
was once source of pride, and was sup
posed to indicate largely the intellectual
gifts of its possessor, but now the whole
effort of the girls seems to be to cover up
their ioreheads with mass of tangled hair
so that It is impossible to tell whether they
have intellectual or idiotic ioreheads. The
only regret would be in the destruction OF
bangs, that the dudes would be deprived
OF one of their chief ornaments.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29

Bur lew people know the extent of The
use of coffee in the United States, We are
the second nation among the great nations
in the consumption of the article. The
Dutch, in 1879, consumed something over
seventeen pounds per head throughout the
Netherlands, Last year, the people of this
country drank up u little over eight pounds
TO the person, or over 100000, 900 pounds in
the aggregate. If there is any virtue in
the plant the American citizen ought tC
know what n ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-07-29

IT may be safely surmised that the trir
OF ARTHUR and SHERIDAN to the Yellow
stoae has no political significance nor axes
20 grind, as they propose to take SENATORS
VEsT and WADE HAMPTON alongwith them,
The president and the general of the army
could not have displayed better taste in
the selection of their compagnons du voy'
age. The two distinguished senators are
"iellows of infinite Jest" and elegant man
ners, The party leave Tor their destination
this week.