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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
HON. RICHARD COKE.

Tie legislature of Texas yesterday ala
itself credit and rewarded appropriately Dy
an unusually hattering re'eiectlon'
great honest and faithful servant to the
aenate of the United States-RIcHARD
coxr. of Waco. To meet with so marked
a annrobation of his official conduct is IN
deed honorable and gratifying to any man.
but it was but the just dues OF SENATOR
COKE. He removed from Virginia to Ie&as
in 1850. settling in McLennan county,
where he has since ever resided ana
through the long thirty-three years OF
his life in the state of his Adoption,
his course has been upward ana
onward until he has at last become 10
only the pride of Texas, but the property OF
The nation. SENATOR COKE has filled many
,,laces of honor in our state, that OF dis'
trict Judge, Judge of the supreme court
twice governor, and now has been sent ior
The second time to represent us in one OF
tire most illustrious and honorable legisia'
tive bodies in the world. In all the po-
sitions in which he has been tried, the pow
t.eriul intellect, the force OF character ana
vi honesty Of purpose for which he Is so
Wsuy celebrated, have been invariably
Exhibited, and have constantly won him
greater honors. Since his advent into the
United States senate, SENATOR Coke
has grown steadily, though at first
slowly, in reputation, influence and
public esteem until he is now coniessedly
one of the great men in the senate. Hehas
of late spoken so exclusively, impressive
Nv and infiuentially upon many OF the lead
ing questions of the day, that his fame has
become co-extensive with the country. Not
TO have returned him to the senate at TINS
ts.ue would have been not only gross iaii-
ure to recognize distinguished services but a
loss TO Texas and the entire country. With
bis matured thought, his ripened expert
snoe and extensive and influential acquaint-
auce with the controlling minds in Wash
lpcton, aad perfect familiarity with the
various subjects upon which legislation will
be demanded within the next year or 50,
SENATOR COKE is certainly the wisest selec'
ton the legislature of Texas could have
made for the senatorial term commencing
on the attn day OF March next.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
The second Chapter of the Mipped JAN De-
livery Plot.

t. will be recalled by the readers of the
uvpArp that mention was made a morn
mo or two since of the detection OF deeply
laid plot, whereby the Jail prisoners hoped
10 etfaot their escape, all particulars Oh
which. with the exception. OF the reproduc-
lion Of the correspondence, were laid be
fore the public, The fact IS, Sheriii smith,
with the letters safe in his pocket, was at
the time speeding on his way 10 austin,
having in charge an insane person, and OF
course the reporter had TO watch and walt
for that officials return, WHICH occurred
yesterday morning. The Mr.'Kittrell men.
Toned. Is citizen of this county, but as 10
whether or not he is implicated criminally,
he Il said in his favor remains to be seem
Following are copies OF the letters:
r,,v,n Krr,-Your note at hand. con-
tents noted. In reply, will say we can
raise $50 here in jail, which will be PAID 70
Won after effecting our release, and S2oO oy
note. or II YOU do not like to accept notes,
we will nav you ZOO ten days after our
release. There is eight men here VINO can
be relied on 70 the lest moment Nv ~
have little or no resistance 10 contend VIII;
az there are but two men on guard, and
rou can take them on surpsise. Let us
(nov the night you are coming, and we
will be ready for you. Let me near l,om
YOU without delay. .. pAahh,
Come and see me before you do anything,
IN nerson. Your friend. Destroy this.
NO. 2
DALLAS JAIL.-Mr. Douglas kittreii a,
eir.-The bearer of this, Mr.. Han, II All
r;eht. won need not be afraid OF him. he
will tell you what is right.
In this connection It may be remarked
thai the iail officials have determined 70
nnt n stop 70 indiscriminate visiting OF prs
oners. only allowing one person IN me cor
ridors al a time, unless parties apply lng are
,horouchly known 10 the officials, and
thst as stated heretofore, passes VAL
only be issued by the sheriff;
No one unacquainted with the workings o.
the iail can form any conception OF the IN,
cessant draff made upon the good nature-oi
Taller Morton and his popular assistant
M Rbodes. Persons Of all degrees and Of
both seTes are continually knocking ior "a,
ntttance 10 those massive doors, penlno
which cover, perhaps some relative OF
friend, OF, may be, sctualea only Os m
tiyes Of idle courtesy, or AgAi i,
nsrhaps BY nefarious designs. AZ
iii be seen that the positions re,
TERED 10 are no sinecures In any sense, ana
thst this whole affair, in all it, bearings
has redounded 70 the credit Of the oincials.
A. the officers were spprized OF the Prss,
neditsted break, the prisoners may We
coneratulste themselves that the plot va,
nipped, for had they maoe q preaA 'nes
would have been slaughtered.
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Federal Court Notes.

George Adams, Burke n BRO. We. '. p.
Addington ct al, for note of $4,000, on
trial.
George Muhlhall vs.. Frank Houston, dis
missed
James Farrar VS.. same, judgment by
agreement.
Judge White, representing the bond
holders, made a motion that another re-
ceiyer be appointed for the Texas Trunk
road, which the court has under ADVISE
ment.
Judge Pardee leaves to-day for Fort
Worth, but will return here.
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\ Hos B.Rsxrr GIBBS, "our senator" is
max ing himself heard and, If the local
press al the capital are faithful opponents
Of opinion. most fayorably and inhuen-
tislly in the state senate. Referring edi-
toriaIlv 10 two or three measures introduced
bv MR. GIBBS, the Austin Statesman re-
marks: SENATOR 6IDBs, by his bill Great
inr the Office Of county surveyor oil unor-
eanized counties, seeks TO avoid an evil OF
long existence. District surveyors, because
q, the extent Of their operations and terri
tory. are frequently led into collusion with
land speculators. and discriminate against
actual settlers and strangers who come into
The state. In many instances, residing
hundreds Of miles from counties, they have
no actual knowledge OF the lands; the sur
xers are made in their Offices. and
naturally many errors result. The
AZ requires that they shall
- residents Of the county for which they
Arc appointed, and that they. shall not re-
move from the county without the permits
tiou Of the general land commissioner. The
rovernment should use The utmost means
A, ruppress land Frauds" Again the same
auth oritv says. The bill introduced in
A, senate yesterday BY Nh GrBbs is OF
great importance. both as affecting the ere
alton and oristense Of private corporations.
~ Il. n any corporation issuing policies
,erpenas for want Of funds, it shall not be
allowed 10 resume operations, but shall at
once forfeit Ne charter right. Under the
n-,reuf law scarcely any Limitation IL
rlncsd mon the secretary Of state 70
rh.rier. If the bin becomes a Law,
lhs epbcrnera existence Of many use
-. inrrftufions vii be instantly dis
..,red.n And sin sgrin. ma GrnBs
r-rroscd staie reformatOfy farm and l0use
III oorrection. though ngvti, sppears 70 be
,r,eoc.bIs. BY it. provisions the house Of
-.--rcfiun WI BE- f0r youths under twenty
80. o. are. rhoss terms Of sentencs doe
- srseed flrss ye.fs. and as many - ffiy
...r,rss ron ench q fhspsniteniiaries may
I. t-.usrr-rsd for rerorInafion On God BE-
I~,Io-.4 M ems has boih Tie ability,
.I.mr1ls d roprla-itT and en,argsd con-
80 Il f,.s dsnan1s npon fhs laF-m.k-
~ r,rs- 70 Prove En- extremely useful
1870 6urnr lis ts-n IL ~ ssnnis.
3. --s. is dsr.s1Est rpg1 ~ nriiriiJ and
..r.icn - be dis
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
DIVIDED BY THE pENITENTIARY.

Mrs Minerva Crews Tires of Living Alone
and Sues for Divorce.
Mrs. Minerva Crews filed petition in
the office of the die rict clerk yesterday,
praying for divorce tium her husband,
Rufus Crews. She alleges in her petition
that they were legally married on the oath
OF December. 1875, and lived together until
January, 1881; that at the November term
of the district court, 1881, her husband was
tried in the district court on the charge OF
horse stealing in two cases and found guilty
in both, and was given five years in each
case, wherefore she prays for divorce.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
A HanYY Land Suit.

We understand the International railroad
company has filed suit in the federal
court at this place for several thousand
acres of land, situated in the Pan Handle
of Texas. The suit involves something
near halt million dollars worth of proper
~, and promises to he of vast interest to
to the people who are interested in lands
located in the northwestern part OF the
state. Commissioner Walsh, of the land
office, has been enjoined from issuing pat
ents to the lands in controversy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN books of the Texas Asphaltum Pipe and
Street Paving Company will be opened ct the
Office of the compsnv, No 407 Main rect office
oil Coombs & Gailo) Dallas, Texas for subscrip-
ton to the capital stock of the said com amy
and to remain open until sufficient stock shall
have been issued to make with the stock here:
tofore issued by the company S2i 600 worth of
shares JOHN j. EAKINs, President
J. J. METCALFE Secretary.
Dallas Texas Jan i5, 1883. janl6-1td&itw
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

Followingare the marriage licenses is
sued during the past week: Frank James
and Sarah Lee Burton; ]. p. Dixon and
Matte Beeman; John Habluetzet and
Louisa Cannon; J.. r. Leake and Ida Pen
tieass; r. p. Webb and Florence Prints a d.
w. Hunter and l.. A. Mathis; w; n; Fos-
ter and Cavri ID. Crell; DR.. IL. II. Rhodes
and NJ. 2. Lawkins; Nose Armstrong. and
Patsy Farrin; Lloyd Billings and Matte
johnson; John w. Tallcy and Sarah s. Nell
SOD; A. J. Croxdale and M. l.. Hobgood.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

In the district court yesterday, In the
case Of the state against Max Elias, charged
with the tbeft Of money from the person Of
another, the Jury found the defendant not
guilty, and he was honorably cleared OF the
charge preferred against him. IL appears
that be was simply, while sailing upon the
high sea Of "intoxication," caught in bad
comuauV.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

.--"It saved my wife from the grave or an
asylum" writes q gentleman whose wife
had been fearful sufferer from neuralgia.
She had used Compound oxygen for Jew
weeks. All information about this new
agent of cure will be sent tree by Drs.
Starkey & Palen, l109 Girard street, Phila-
delphia.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25
AnIncident in virginia.

Our old friend. Mr.. VIM. Claughton, of
Heathsville, sheriff Of Northum berland Co.,
Va, says: 1--WE have many good medicines
in our parts, but nothing which equals st.
Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy. My
family keep the Oil in the house at all
times and use it for almost everything that
a medicine can be used for. They claim
that it is unequaled for rheumatism and all
bodily pains [Tappahannock (Va.,) Tide
Water Index
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

of Boston, is sprightly, entertaining pa
per, deservedly popular, and is, without
exception, the best Of its kind published in
America. IL is filed to overlooking with
the choicest original matter, Of 30 diversi-
fed character that II never fails to inter.
est instruct aud smuse, and Is welcomed
in the household by young and old alike.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

q do not trias win any Throat o. Lung
oiss.1s. Wbenev.r you have . Cough use
1cker's English Renedy, and prevent fur-
re- truubIs. Although Consumption n
TIE rnost prevalent diseass IN this count n,
vOu ear b perfectly prgiected u ~ use
s.rfi.i- r-sp.rnfion. eoId By ". H. fstter-
=, IA 90. banns. Tsra.
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=
One copy, one year; 'col,nns Sent
Weekly enlarged TO hity-siN eoiuuiA'
" mail postage prepare. ordor or checl,
Remit by postohce moie3 S'NS-'
IN Dallas or New YORK. -, ,.o,,r rener md
Look AT the printed label on !out p"f0'
emit before itexpires, 1,,,,,,ad ,,rst give
Parties wishing papers chahgeu must Si'0
roth old and new postoinces. =. :, roo,r
dhe nap r Is sold on all trains AT oe' per coRs,
Jpbe following parties are authorized 10 IeoGl' e
snWeriptiOns and receipt for, same: oeay q
go Mckinney; Caslus Sirplees, sherman; ..
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i.acpiand q Co waxahachiei J, A; Lana
SOW Terrell. DR.. C. II. McGlll Marsn1iE .
NJ Dixon Ennis; Dexter smith, faies'
tho A I stanper Weatherford; by; hcraT
ta,,d Cors;cana: James Mcbride, Tyler; ) !;
p JcfFreys Palmer n. ]. Doy, ,Ferrls Iugi
uenrv Lancaster: James Ditto, Arlington, . a.
Ionpmire Farmers Blanch; j. NJ M!ein, "a, 1at
rollton: ] r. Burton, Denton; d. sge nS,
ceder HiIL a. S CLARK, Hutchins; L2h IH15 q
stoner gainesville; b. NJ. Godfrey, "hltesD9ro'
n a Porter. Texarkana; W. y. lmDou1e'li
Rravnwood sam'l r. Hamilton, tarmefsEii ne
PERSONS in Austin can OBTAIN qo'h So P.,,rs-
DALLAS HERALD atthe News stana III the D' u'iS-
wick Hotel. r.,,ortr Eornev. r,
N, Wood;on Ladonia; @. pc rinuU, y.
q RoeS Payne's store; James ito, ArnDgtoii
IT II Ne ;onuell, JacR sboro; u. Ken mon1
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n Jenkins, Black Jack Grove; &. b. Iay LOT
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Thousands a Gases Of Consumption an
eured everv wear By Acker's English Rem
eSv. A single dose viii show ne good e.
feet and for those Who wish y MAKE INA
= hs-e mi m trisI bottles. 81 10 cent?
For ale 81 W. n Psft<rson A CO.. DALAI
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For sale By williams Tolliv


To ali who are suffering from the errors
and fndiscrt.ions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
will send recipe that will cure you, Tree
Of charge. This great remedy was discoy-
cred 5y q missionary In South America
send : self-addressed envelope % the hes.
Joseph 7. Inman, Station d, New fork
rrfv.
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we,II, Mortuary Repor

Mortuary report for the week ending Jan
uary 22d at noon:
Mrs. w. II. Lemon, pneumonia convul-
sion; white; "a years.
William Holmes, typhoid pneumonia
white; So years.
Charles eppe, overdose morphine; white;
a years.
zemri Hunt, pneumonia; white; 6S years.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

Ayers Pills are the best of all purEatives
lor laIuily use. They are pleasant, sale
and sure, and excel all other Pills in heal
ing and curative qualities.
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rrxitiirrxit,ii

], a,i", you should go at once to your
.r5,s 4 and get a 25c. box of Browns Ar
MICA Salve. II it fails once TO cure any
burn, old sore, ulcer, frost bite or infamed
sore eyes, your druggist will return your
money. Positively warranted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

Tbs tw,uty-hrsi term Of this institut -.
80 l.eer one Of marked prospelitF- -
f-~rrfV-secoud term begins hona.{.
- - fsss Board can Be obtalne1 "a
~. ,,-.II.vs building 81 So per month Iql-
-. 1000 f-rru 81 - per uontt II ne
1890 dersrfrnruf. % 800 In ne cole
rirfe. Discipline. firm. and inslfao.''n
- N f1-ibsr informsfion o. c.ts.nEus ID
- O. y Nrsr
eie.' President.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

Cav hairs are bonornbis, but ~ hEs
them. Globe thsn 80 ne huss % Jun
~ r-inr Ayes Hnir NlE1r-
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Acquitted

Mysteries, a melancholy symptom Of Sc
Gus monthly troubles, are cured by the use
of English Female Bitters.
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sarrorD. MIcHIsar, August "a. is7S-cAE1r
MEDfcfNE CoNPANE
Geutiemen-Pleass send 10 my address
another bottle Of tie Little Liver Pllls- i
consider them a sovereign remedy Tor Head
ache. ChAELn 5. BAEDrOED,
Midland county, Micigan.
For sale By williams Tolliver q Waller
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Buy your buggies at w. W. Orr's, sue
essor TO Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-01-25

or s.Ils 81 s,flss q cen---e sies-sF-.nl
trfri.s- esrd ~ III LlnstrIte1 rt'@t'fa,
- 49,
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Go 10 John s. witxer for wagons, car
risses and buggie,. Best line o. vehicles in
The c,ty. Studebakcr work speeaty.
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Weekly Herald
REDUCED TO
$3.50 $3.50
PER YEAR

ueeaftcr tho DALLAS wEESHs H ~ Is+ vs s,
"a n, rnished 20 subscribers for sL0o per yea,
~ ,Sie i'm dyancc. An persons indebted 70
tbs aper must pay up what Is due oeiorS s1s,
sSbsae benefit Of This reduction In a Ia yS,e all
can peT VIII be gwen W. na " I'M in advance Parties
""'csstly Ascertain the time of expiration py
n,.sina ~ printed slip on their paper.
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CULTURE


ny SUI @hCDC'f
AYERS CATIIARTIc Pills are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They
are the product OF long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians In
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them the best and most
cfectun purgative Pin that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant 20 take In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, knowing their virtues, VIII
employ them, when needed They
keep the system in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy Action the whole
machinery OF life. Mid, searching and
cfectual, they are especially adapted
20 the needs OF the digestive apparatus,
arrangements Of which they prevent
and cure. n timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic 10 employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tons, where a mid but ensctual
cnfhnrtic l. squired.
Fo- sale 5v an druggists.
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Mr.. Nors johnson fled in the Office Of
an. dlstrici clerk yesterday petition pray
ing for q divorce from her husoana.
Vesdhsrn johnson, on the grolno o
crnsl tresfrnsnt. They we're se9eea ~
hi. county ard state IN ne yeAr, 49, rss;r
.,.v-isd- IN vas not made up Of one rouno
N unsil0ved bliss. Cor frequently tns s. -.
half would put In period tna' - s -
ao~ on marital happiness- ns 49,
EL.,,,..f 80 f'enrsd her shout until living
- -, leorrue insuIIersble, vkerciore me
prnvs for q divorce.
Ve~. reached the city yssieresl ?. - =.
s..th of M Jsrnss C9le, p-oLn.nsss,. -
- N fhis county. ct his ian y re.loe1 -
- = - --.iI.r r,orfh a this city rs
800 ~rs c.ursd b. . severe rttscE q
- -, ne dsrs.ssd vts An 90 an
rs4Fisa rsslaen.
susk. esnuln eD,ls,f Dp1hfn sisDo
sfo the rWc-
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AGENTS WANTED b bs's ySs%S to k I'll ins
Machine ever Invented. viii knit q pair of
STOCKINGS with heel and'toe complete in 20 min
utes II will also knit a great variety OF fancy
| work for which there is always ready market.
| Send for circular and terms to the Twomby
knitting Machine 10, 1s3. fremont street. Bos-
ton. Mass Oct26-2btw
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An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist.
now travelling In this country, says that most
Of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
ere worthless trash. He says that Sheridan's
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
immensely valnable. Nothing on earth will mi
full to pint tOod. Sold everywhere, or sent by
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!OUTS, ELLIOTT g. HALL, Props.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DAILY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31

The coroner'S Inquest, made necessary by cali
Ing upon the state militia to aid in maintaining
order about the Illinois coal mines Is putting the
deputy sheriff who ordered the firing In anything
but an envtable light The first accounts pub
Hshed placed all the blame upon the strikers no.
IL was alleged, firei the first shots. Evidence has
been brought out going TO show that the deputy
Sheriff got scared before b. was hurt AMI oriered
the troops To fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31

the loss OF life en- the Brooklyn bridge yesterday
seems to be due az much to faulty arrangement Of
The paSsage-ways for pedestrians as to the wild
panic of the crowd. The cries OF a woman who
had slipped on the steps alarmed the immense
throngs who had taken advantage OF holiday to
visit and inspect the bridge. The woman's shr,eks
Tor help attracted two vast tides OF human beings
To the same point, and the result was the strong
est crushed the weakest: the cries OF distress
from those being trampled down added to the
general fear, and she pdnic-strlcken multitude be-
came a struggling, fighting mass, every Que striv-
ing Tor personal safety without regard for others.
II LOOKS Ike gross negligence on the part of the
bridge authorities that they did anticipate the
possibility OF such Calamity, and prevent it by
providing separate pass igp-way5 for pedestrians
moving In opposite directions. IL is also evident
that the entrances TO the bridge especially on the
New York side. need to be greatly enlarged to
enord room for the throBgs seeking passage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31

KErrs
SUMMER OPENING
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
WH!-HE YOU CAN FIND THE BEST STOCK AND
LOWEST PRICES.
II YOU WANT UNDERWEAR
Go Ia KEEPS 437 It'll street H. w.
u YOU WANT FANCY HALF HOSE
Go 10 KEEPS. 43T 7th street n W.
If YOU WANT ELEGANT NECkwEAR
Go 20 KEEPS. .437 Eth street n w.
II YOU WANT BICYCLE SHIRTS
Go t. KEEPS. 437 7th street n w.
IF lOI WANT SILK UNeREILAS at So "a so q
CfS Go 10 KEEPS. 431 9Th street u. W,
II lOU WANT TRAVELLING BAGS
KEEPS II the place to get them.
IN NOt WANT SUSPENDERS. HANDKERCfPS &c
Go TO + Fps. 437 7tl street n W.
IL YOU WAN THE BEST SHIRTS
Buy KEEPS. at 437 eth street n W.
AELfS SHiRIS MADE To MEASURE (ony one
guGhty, the very best'. six Tor s9 Perfect ft and
Satisfaction guar. ntesd. -
OLIVER p. BURDETTE,
4S7 SEVENTH STREET n W.
m>z-et Sole Asea. for District of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31

Senator AnthOny'S host OF friends here were
gladde ned by the announcement that he WIS SUI
ncientiy recovered TO be able TO visit his Beyspa
Der Ofi.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31

TIE View Hampshire senatorial contest Will help
towards keeping up interest In political matters
durln- the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-31
REFLECTIVE Moops.

DO YOU EVER FALL INTO THEM
When reading advertisements Of Suits OF Clothing
for less than You WOULD PAY for a pair OF Pants.
have nothing iii Suits for less than 80; have to sell
only RELIABLE CLIO HING. for I the ONLY
CLOTHING HJUSE IN THE CITY THAT CIV rs
LEGAL WRITTEN GUARANTEE.
tron reflection don't think if You were to pur-
chase one cf those chesp suits 1t would be prudent to
buy one If the BRIGHTON SUITS for Sl5, 70 carry
with yoH in the other suit should blow to pieces
Aou know this is the time of the year when we have
Bows.
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONt-fR1CE CL0THIER AND TAILOR,
tt1 SEVENTH ST2LET.
OPPOSITE
L. s. POST OFFICE. my3I