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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
FIrst Things

Envelopes were first used m iS..
 Anesthesia was discovered in lSi4. The first air pump was made in 1851. The first lucifer match was made l 179S.
 Mohamm q was born at Mecca ahout go.
 The first iron steamship was built ia 1S3J.
 The first balloon ascent was made iu 1J69. Coaches were first used in Frgiand ia 1569.
 The first steel plate was discovered in 1880.
 The first horse railroad was built .n 1S26-2I.
 The Frsnciscans arrived in England in 1224
 The first steamboat piled the Hudson :n 1880.
 The entire Hebrew Bible was printed in l4SS.
 Ships were first copper bottomed" Il 17s3
 Gold was frat discovered in Cal.ior- ma m lSAS.
 The first telescope was usrd Iu Eng land in 1908.
 Christianity was first introduced into Japan m l54g.
 The first watche, were made at Ng- renburg ID l4I7.
 First saw maker's snvi! brought Co America in lSl9
 First almanac printed bp Geo. Von Furbach Tn l46U.
 The first newspaper advertisement ap- peared ID 1852
 The first temperance society in th.s country was organized in Sa-atoga county, New York, in March, IS0S.
 The orsrr,s rs .sI-., ..,,,-,4- C,Tr--. .1l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
EASTERN.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. S.-A San AntO- niO special reports the arrest thsr8 Oi - D~ib Df Tsnlessee.
 AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. S.--iTIss. Adiutaht General will ask Congress to so amend the statutes that the State rangers may cross the border of Mexico or Indian Territory in close pursuit Of criminals
 HENDERSON, Texas, Jan. 9.-The ne gro Andrew Jackson who attempted an outrage on a young lady was lynched ln front of the hotel Don Juan.
 NASHVILLE. Jan. 9.-Ciov. Hawkins re- ceived dispatch stating that Treasurer Polk has been released on v-it of ha- beaR corpus
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
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sssi s3 s.r- ..f,--- ~
 J,ne- Addison Reayi, Records Documcut>
 Wherein Hi. Claim Co Half uf Arizona
 Lies.
 From the PasIIz Gaztrfa-
 Yesterday there was filed for record in the Recorders office ID this county 0 deed from Mary Ann Wiling, ot Iavd- pal county, Arizona, to JGems Addison Rsavls. of St Louis, Mo-, conveying to the party of the second part all che un- divided One-half interest in and Go "n Spanish leagues, or l9,2OoWOO0O square Castilean varas, in Arizona Territory. lying north of the Pima Indian village on the Gila rlver. This instrument = dated tine first day of May, 1882, au. mentions as a consideration the sum ut S30.OOO Tn hand paid It tisacc0mpalied is by deed dared the 20th day of October 1854, from Miguel Peralta, of Sau Dic-. county, California. to Geo. Wiling, ir., of Yavapai county. Arizona, which de- scribes the tract as follows. "AI thl- body of land lying and being sltUat- % the Gila riyeT, commencing at @ point north of the Pimos villages and ex-rug- ing east thirty Spanish leagues from the sad claims of said PimOs villages, aud tea leagues, Spanish measure, n width, including certain old ruins known G. Pinaltos Casas BlanccS, and the north line of said Spanish claim being ad- joining the said Pimos reservation and the width of said Spanish claim, so Co include the said Gila river from tLe -a @ PImOs village or reservation Co bound ary east, south and north, uusurvevtj ., which said grant was allowed .s Ni-a, Peralta by the Spanish tr0veruUrut n ,he year l75S." The cOusiLsruti.r named 10 the deed .s Sllo0, aud tLe iH- -trument shows evident signs ol b.rr- heen "doctored" up, tbe signatures vr..- ton over, and alterations iu some r..H made with a knife or eraser have r.rc- trated the paper.
 In relation Co this attempted ea.,- swindle we quote the language ut t.e Silver Belt as particularly arpileE. s- "The question now presents Its 4, bow much of the grant will be left after s - Ing members of Congress to vote for lrs cOnfirmatiOn2 Reaves certainly can z expect Chris!I5u statesmen to give tae.r votes and influence to establish the va- lidity of his job without rsnderiu. a quid pro quo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THa House Committee will report against declaring the railroad grants forfeited. Many able lawyers hold that it IS not in the power of Congress to declare the grants forfeited, but that the Government must go into the courts just as an individual would and foreclose the rights of the companies. These grants are in the nature of iand contracts and must be treated ac- cnrdingly.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
TIE LEGISLATURE.

r-- Twelfth Legislature Of Arizona
 l.-,-si it's session to-day. The body is
 .--,,,-ed of men of ability and char
 ..- and the people have the right to
 -,-,.-t wise legislation at their hands.
 qtsv are nearly evenly divided politi-
 ..ur though there are no questions of
 ,ss,nstrlre likely 70 arise. The Legis- ,.---- siIl have to consider only mat
 aFsr-ing the welfare of the Territory
 - which there IS uo room for pCliti-
 The session will be one of unusual lrn-
 -.spcs The Territory has reached .,s. stage in it's development when wise r.,islstion can give material assistance m i.s onward progress or unwise leg ..r,-jon may obstruot future progress. The sessions of the Legislature are only .,.sBulsl so that II will not do to sim ,.., consider the present or the interests .,-be Territory as they exist to-day, ir. iu the exercise of wise statesman .bju the members must look forward ma the future and provide as far as a.,.b.e for any exigencies which may ,-.,e h all human probability the a,rulariou of this Territory will nearly l-.blr ID the next two years. It cer- -s:rh will, if the Legislature provides s7- properly presenting our advantages 20 .he tide ot immigration constantly ssr,ing westward.
 The Territory has important interests ,hlt should be carefully fostered. 4 broad and Lbrral policy should be pur- .1el. one that will allow the largest in i-eenen:s to capital to invest in our Territory. We believe that 8 restrictive .-l.ry IS u0wise and will be detrimental 10 :he best interest of Arizona. It has never succeeded in bringing prosperity to any section.
 such a body as the present Legisls- -arp should be above the control of dem 4g0guss and those who desire to have legislatIoa preiudicial to our great inter terssts for the purpose of levyihg black nail The attRcks upon the great aggre- g8tions of capital in this Territory are 10 the main prompted by such unworthy and the Legislature should not allow itself to be made the tool of de signing men. II the Legislature pursuss a line of p5l,cr dictated by good, sound iudg- -slt and desire to promote the future welfare of the Territory, the Twelfth Legislature will make for itself con- ip.cuous and honorable history. We be- isvs that its course will be such that 1- people of Arizona will have no occs- non to complain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

JUSTICE in Washington IS sadly mixed. Dickson, foreman of the late Star Route jury, charged certain parties connected with the Department of Justice with attempting to bribe him. Instead of arresting and trying the parties charged, Dickson was arrested for telling, and has been held under S25,OO0 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. The nor al IS obvious. A juror should never tell if an attempt is made by anyone con- nected with the Department of Justice to bribe him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TIE Southern Pacific have compro- missed thelr tax suit in Pinal county, the Board of Supervisors accepting Sl,6OO. This was for the ts1 of 1881; the tax of 1882 was paid promptly by the Company in all the counties through which the road runs. There are similar suits pending in this county and COchise.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TIE Star evidently thinks there IS a sort of poetic justice in making Ben Butler Governor of Massachusetts, but when it comes to being made President of the United States it objects. Evi- dentIy Barrett don't want to take anoths< tonr abroad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THERE IS no indication when the Supreme Court will decide the railroad tax case. Owing to its importance its probable that a decision will be rendered at au early date.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THz senatorial fights in all the States show the weakening of party bonds. Caucus IS no longer king and in several States the chances of the caucus nomi- nees are very doubtful.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

A SYSTEM of narrow gaugue railroads and reduction works would place Ari- zona at the head of the bullion produe- ing sections of the country.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TIE supervisors of PInal county have appoInted A. T. Doran sheriff, there be- ins a tie vote at the recent election. Mir. Dorsn will make a first class officer, and we are pleased to learn that the board has appointed him.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THE Western Unions attempt to cor ral the Mutual Union telegraph line by a visit to the courts has signslly failed. The public are an1iously watching for MT. Goulds next move.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THOMAS F. WEEDIS, of the Florence Enterprise, has been appointed clerk of Final County Board Of Supervisors. The appointment IS a good one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

CONGRESSMAN JOHN FISERTY of Chi cago, although a Democrat, urges the election of Joseph Medill of the Chicago Tribune as United States Senator.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TIE husband of the Jersey Lily still fingers on the other side of the great pond.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

PRESIDENT ARTHUR and Malone are at outs over the appoint of the GuerrIlla Mosby.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

NEW MEXICO has lc,OJ0,OOO head of sheep snl shipped last year over 3lG00,0O0 pounds of wool.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

THE Pail Mall Budget rejoiees greatly in the proposed tariff reform. English manufacturers would like to have con- trol of American markets.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TKE royal party will feel for-lorne if they ever find out what they missed in not stepping a day in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

MR. ROWE who was chosen Speaker of the Assembly is sal to be one of the ablest representatives from Ysrspsi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Joseph H. Beare, of Tombstone has gone Co Winchester to complete the de- velopment of lis nine adjoining the Hearst Hsggin property.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
IUcsox wants a new charter.

WuET the CITIZENS nominee for the presidency q the Council got there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

TUCsoS wants more railroads Sc that they will discriminate in her favor. More railroads unless they would dis crininate in favor of Tucson merchants uld toe of but little advantage.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

Good vegetables and beautiful tiOweH cannot be grovD from inferior seeds r our rral=rs would procure the best, they should purchase only those grown aud r1t ID by old established and reIi,rl, parties. D. NJ. Ferry < Co, of Detroit. N.ch-, whose advertisement ap- ----- m our columns, have been in the s.aI business for 27 years. and We r.r.a-e are as well and as favorably --rrr as any house in their business in -rs United States. Their trade extends t. every hamlet in the country, and -r.- pride themselves in sending out rr.s tla vs-y best of all varities of seeds We would advise all purchasers .a procure their catalogue before buy iug-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
NO. 5.
PHENOMENA OF DEATH. Some Strange and Startling Facts Be-
 gartiHg the Last Hour

The fainie~- Nature of Dissolution and the Cause of the Destii-rlttie Average Age- or Dying and the Hour Particularly Fa- Vored by the Grim Sp~ctre.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
FORF'0

LIVERPOOL, J.-..uF steamer City Of E ....- ..-.. .-..-.. by the steamer Kiruy Hali. of this port aud sank in few n"Cents. Ten pei sons were downed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The output Of Lake county, Colorado, the Leadville mines, in 1882 was Slt,- l3l, ,S53, being Si,3O2, ,951 in excess ot the proceeding year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The frs, steel pen was made in 1891
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

James Addison ResviS Records Documents
 Wherein Hi. Claim Co Half uf Arizona
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-14

The Der tic caueus nominated nOae ioI SpQk.e phs Republicans fear exclusion from all important com mittees, and are doubtful fl any will be Chairmen. Wiley will be the President of the Council The weather is clear but cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-30
w EVE Done II.
In attempting to duplicate our special bargains L

In attempting to duplicate our special BARGAINS In
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIEUx,
advertised last week, (Which out OF on Wednes
day and Thursday ~ this week. we have actually OBJ
tanned BETS R QUALITY. which we shall offer at the
SAME PRIcE-s1 per yard We have also completed the
line. and offer extraordinary inducements In Black
Satin Merveilieux at 75c. 90c.. ST. 81. 10 and 81. "a
per yard. Without making e1travagant statements
simply each quality is good value the spe
ciai bargain advertised at 81 and ask your
animation. We have another grand bargain in
in
FANCY SILKS.
which obtained this week Mt forced SALE notice Of
which will be given the goods are received.
NUNS vEILINGA
before noticed have had fair SALE notwithstanding
severely cool weather. few warm days will make
them desirable at 24c per yard the price at
which selling very handsome quality in Cream.
Pink. Light Blue and Azulne Blue.
The 46-inch Atwood DE BEIGES. at SOC. per yard,
have the best card ever have shown this
department. There only the Light Grays and Light
Browns left and at present not able to duplicate
hem. They are extra good value.
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OUR HAMBURG EMBROIDERY SALE

is voted success We have values the equal Of which
have never been shown in Washington. We have the
most elegant line of Nainsook Embroideries we have
ever shown, and at almost one-half price. The quail
ties we are showing for 12c. lSc and Csc. per yard
will surprise you; and in wide founcing at &c., T5c
and 81 per yard. the values unusually good We
mention particularly handsome pattern, Is inches
wide on 2S-nch cloth, at 81 per yard, suitable for
ChilGrens dresses.
SPANISH LACES. AZ inches wide. warranted all
Six, only 25c Per yard, in Black and Cream.
VAL LACES. inches wide, q good quality. only 81
per dozen yards; SC. per yard.
Imitation MALTESE LACES inches wide. for
trimming wash dresses only &c. yard; 81 per dozen.
TORCHON LACES. q few very pretty patterns. 2 and
inches wide. at l0c. per yard worth 12Sc per yard
altogether comprising the best cheapest Laces and
Embroideries ever shown in Washington.
HOSIERY. Lise Thread Bargains, at 75c. pair, COM
prsing an assortment of Drop Stitch in Bronze, Old
Gold. Brown Light Blue. Pink aud Cream; Plain Lises
in Bronze. Old Gold Dark Green and Cardinal, and
few handsome Pink and Light Blue in fine Rib. which
we have this week reduced to 75c pair The guam
titles are small.
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The GREAr Succzss
Met by the
MISFIT STORE,
Corner 10Th and T streets.

SINCE onenne over i simply due to the fine
Class OF Cloth sold at such only possible
IN an inexpensive locality, cash business and the
sfna lest possible expenses Every garment il guaran
teed to give thorough satisfaction OF money will be
cheerful.y refunded.
SPRING OvERCOATS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Al-wool Spring pvercoats at &C. worth so.
Sl.k-faced Spring OvercOats at 81 80. worth SO.
Inc CasSiIl Spring oyercOltS at So worth SIS
Elegant Silk faced Spring Oyercoats ut q orth 500.
SIS me As0 DIX faced spring oVeFc0a'' TO- worth
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
Good Suits at f6. 10, worth $40.
Better Suits at 81 80, worth $I2.
All wool Cheyiot Suits Us sIyles) at &c. worth f15
All wool Cashmere Suits at go. worth SIG.
Black DIAGONAL suits at SIS. worth s25.
Fine Black Dia<on i Coat and Vest. Primes Albert
style. at >l5. worth 10
Fine Brown Trcot Coat and Vest Prince Albert style,
at $1S. worth $50.
Black Trcot Suits Cutaway Frock 1915. worth S25.
Blue Flannel suits at IS, worth $40.
Best Flannel Suits at So 80, worth SIG.
Yacht Cloth Sui at S13. worth SO.
Black Goth D. b. SUITS at SIS. worth S35.
Finest Black Cloth Dress suits at $25, worth S45.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM IL TO n.
Good Plain Suits for s5 worth So.
All WOOL suits for sc, worth SO.
Splendid Suits for II So worth So.
Elegant Suits for 50. worth SIS.
Fine Suits for $40. worth sl8.
FOR BOYS FROM To IT,
Good knockalout Suits for 81, worth s.. 50.
Nice suits for 81. worth IS.
Ali-wool Suits for H. worth Sc. 50.
Splendid suits for S. worth IS.
hall the ordinary price.
wo2KING PANTS
At 75c.. 81. 81. 25 and Sl.5O
Our Motto: NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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Lup1N,s FREscH DREss FABR1cs.

SEATON PERRY,
Successor to Perry Brother,
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION" OF THE
'LADIfS OF WASHINGTON" TO HIS
VERY COMPLETE STOCK OF
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED BLACK AND COIORED
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS,
WHICH IS As LARGE, AND COMPRISES Az MANY
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS AS ARE SHOWN
IN ANY STORE IN WASHINGTON.
NEW CHECKED sURAHS. LOUISINES AND SUM-
MER SILKS.
BONNET's TAPIss1ER's AND sCHRoEDER,s
BLACK GROS GRAINS OTT0MANS, GROS DE
LOND3E AND RAS DE COMTESSE II ALL
GRADES AND AT CORRECT PRICES"
PONSON'S CT LIBERATED COLORED eros GRAIN
SILKS AND SATIN RHADAMES, l., ALL SHADES
AT SIS PER YARD.
EXTRA GOOD VALUES" IN BLACK RIA
DANES AND SURAHS, AT 81, 81. IS AND 81. so.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
NEW COACHING PARASOI.S ID SUN UMBREL-
LAS, FROM The BEST MANUFACTURERS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JERSEYS.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENr OF FRENCH SATINES
SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND LINEN LAWNS.
NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH c. p
CURSETS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES. ALL STYLES AND
PRICES.
ts CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Estaohshed l84o APPS
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= RAISE FnoM p ArRoss.

'YOU HAVE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STORE
IN WASHINGTON. is what patrons telling us
every day. and then, too. they add. you don't keep
any unsighty forms old clothes outside Of your
or IN the doorways most clothing houses do" II
declare 1t Is real pleasure the ladies say, TO deal
where the surroundings clean. br ght and beauti
fu; but what's better than all is your Clothing fits so
nicely and your prices reasonable for the truly
excellent goods you keep" 1t is true that we have
made ample provisions in way for our kind and
unselsh patrons but unstinted praise like this is
only gratifying to bat the utmost interest TO
CLOTHING BUYERS EVERYWHERE.
LADIES! LADIES. LADIES!
1t will be to our mutual advantage If you should call
upon us. Now will you not do so should you come
down town to-day? Won't cost you any thing but little
time Our Spring display of Boys and Children's
Cothin Shrtwaists. is varied and attractive beyond
description.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

VroR SALE-LoT 50 FEET ON L STREET by i0i
feet on 23t street suitable for six houses.
assund. Apply on premises northwest corner and
Esd streets apSo-Sts
ISoR sALE-AT s240 ZACH, PAYABLE IN SMALL
montny laymeuts. beautiful building Lots, east
sue on Istn street just north Of street southeast
J.M. STAIR. ls2s New York avenue sp2s-6t
ffok sAlt-vALU rBl.E BUILDING LOT ON
inc s0u,n ast corner of 10th and I streets NORTH
west. 90 eet GU 10Th and loo lO-le fest on street
GEO. J. JOHNSON. 7l3 Market SPACE. ana; 81
lrok sALE.THREE FINE BUILDING Iors ON
II Capitol fifl. near Pennsylvanis avenue. .msii 90
street northwest az 81"
COLUMBIA HE1GHTS-lSrH STRFEr Avn
~ boundary. We have subdyiieS tbts c,tsr.
property OF 2o into Building which we offer
for sale at 10 10 Is cents er foot cash balance n,
years At This q good chance FOE
homes investment before prices advance. Cali Al
our Office for pla;s aud information.
A. L.. BARBER 4 Co,
mhl-2m LeDroit Building.
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT,

Nice Silk Jersey and Mousquetaire Gloves in Cream.
Shrimp Pink Crushed Strawberry Electric Blue Tans
and Slates in g. 10 and IL button lengths Black Silk
Jersey and Mousquetare Gloves in g. 10 and IL button
lengths; Jersey silk Gloves inAew shades of Tan at
only Toe per pair 900 Elastic extra fine Gauze Lsle
Gloves with fashioned fingers. only 374c. per pair.
new ine OF Black French Silk Mtts, warranted all Silk
from SOC to 5! so per pair Coored Silk Mitts from
Ito 81 pair Our button Chamois Mousquetaire
Glove. in Tans and Modes. at 75c pair the most
popular Cove in line.
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WOODWARD & LOTHEOP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
921-PENNSYLvANIA AvENUE-92I.
apps
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Mr. Parnell Is naturally gratified that the Phila-
oelphn convention adhered so closely TO the line
on MODERATION thu he counseled To him. as the
leader OF the Irish people In their pending strug-
gle for political freedom, the action OF that con-
VentiCn was matter OF the greatest magnitude.
He was 50 placed as TO fully realize the good or
evil IL might do. Had the convention committed
itself to the policy OF the extremists 1t would have
politically severed the Irish OF America from their
friends In Ireland AMI England Nothing could
have more embarrassed Mr.. Pdrnell, and have so
enectually paralyzed his efforts, for that con-
venton To have formally approved what Is called
the dynamite policy. IL wOul have been said that
In declaring for that policy the Irish here spoke
not only Tor themselves, but also for the immedi-
ate followers OF Parnell
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

4 FEW SUMNER BOARDERS CAN BE COM
"A fortabIy accommod sted at . pleasant farm house
For particulars. address Mrs. E. N. SCHOOLEY.
Rockville Md. apps st.
DOARDEks WANTED AT BLADENsBURG. p q.
II CO.. Md. private house, cool aud roomy: Is min
utes ride Washington first class and society
vehicle at pleasure OF boarders references EXCHANGED
Address @. A. D.. at Bladensburg. apo4-lmS
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Primary elections for delegates to the democratic
city convention in Baltimore will be held on the
1Oth proxlInO, and those who have the future sue
cess OF tha party at heart are warning the machine
mat II IL attempts TO assert its power, disaster Will
surely follow. convention made I'D OF fairly
chosen delegates, free to take such action as its
wisdom may suggest, 1t IS represented viii do
much towards healing the existing breach In the
party. IL would convince the anti machine ele-
ment that the reform it contends for might be
achieved within the party II, however, the local
bosses insist upon manipulating the primaries by
the methods which have been condemned at one
eiectlon, the reform wing OF the democracy Will
refuse &c have anything TO do with the conven-
ton, and it will not require prophet TO foretell
another defeat
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RIBBONS.

RIBBONS.
We open to-day another lot Of those wide Black Fill
tene Ribbons at 25c yard. pure Silk.
100 pieces wide Gros Grain and Satin and Surah Rib.
bos III ali coors at Csc. yard in Nos. 90 40 and CO.
warranted ali Slk-special bargains.
500 pieces No. all silk eros GRAIN best quality in
the best coors at only lOc. yard No. lbs at &C.
per yard.