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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15

ENVELOPES, buff or white Xxx quality,
with your name, business and address neat
ly printed thereon, at $3.50 per thousand,
five hundred, $3.50. Special rates on less
numbers, at TEE FRH1 PRxss jon RooHs.
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W, d. Wood and Owen Ford have ascot
ated themselves together for the practice Of
law in civil matters in Hays county, Teras
Once for the present, At the Court House,
San Marcos Oct 25-ly.
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As make Boots and shoes speciality I
can insure the public better goods for the
least money II they will buy Of me within
the next Is days while have in hands such
complete line Of mems Boots and shoes.
Respectfully,
]. B, HANKLA.
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OUR COUNTY TOWNS
BRIEF DESCRIPTION,
Lists Of Business Men, Etc.
Prom The Bx,rs Pass Ssss.-Rsvissd.
KYLE.

The new railroad town OF Kyle calls
for special notice. The town began only
IN the tall Of 1880. and was named 10
honor Of q distinguished citizen Of ouI
county, Capt, Kyle. The lands now
constituting the town site. consisting o.
200 acres, were donated to the railroad
company By Capt. Kyle. Judge Moore,
his fathsr-in- law. and Miss Ella Moore,
. daughter Of she Judge. The oitissns,
however, as We learn, raised sum 10
partial compensation for said lands
The location is on the prairie. and
commando very beautiful views. Lyina
on the head springs Of Plum creek
water Of excellent quality is easily OBJ.
tanned. With these advantages, and
with large extent Of most beautiful
and fertile country surrounding il. the
future Of Kyle Is q thriving country
town may we'll be regarded as assured.
We learn that Col. Sledge and other
large laudholders in the vicinity, ex
press their willingness to sell portions oil
their lands 10 quantities to suit uurchas
ers. Such being the fact. the vicinity
will Of course soon be thickly settled,
and thus hasten the growth Of the town.
Kyle is already the second town in
Importance in the county. The popula
ton is estimated we believe at 500, and
is steadily Increasing. It is a very
healthy place, and distinguished for the
70 ahead spirit Of its people. II has re.
Gently received it's greatest boom" iu
securing the location Of the High School
Of the San Marcos River Baptist Asso.
citation. The buildings as they now
stand are valued at $1,000. Contracts
are now let for the building Of board
ing house 10 connection with the school
for the accommodation Of scholars from
abroad. and the entire buildings will be
completed probably BY Jan. l, 1884
when the property will be we'll worth
from $4,000 to $4,000. The school il
now in progress. with about ITO pupils
Il is in charge of Prof. W. M. Jordan
and Mrs. w. A. Andrews, two OF The
foremost teachers Of the State, whose
connection with IL 10 alone . guaranty
Of success.
They have also Free School at Kyle,
fsome 65 pupils. successfully conduct
ed by Prof. OF.
The following is tho list 81 business
men Of Kyle, which We compile main.
ly from the late special edition Of the
Nutshell. but supplying some omis.
sions.
Mills and Gins.-Msj. Il. Nance pro
prietor of the Blanco Mills near Kyle.
has superior steam cotton gin and other
machinery in the town.
HOTEL A. Barbee. proprietor.
General Merchandise. - Mayer l.
Wetyel. E. E. Banner, (also postmas
ter) H. Hellmaun, D. A. Young.
Lumber.-H. @. Wallace.
Drugstore. 4 Whisenant.
Books, Stationery, News and Notions.
Roach & Groos.
Physicians. Reagan l. Davidson,
Bsrbee and Galley.
Dentist.--W. r. Simoook.
Law.--F. A. Douglas.
Meat Market-L. Coffee.
Livery Stable. --Westherford 4 20.
Psinters.-T. w. Cornwall and Il.
Mccall.
Printera.--A. L. Casholl.
Furniture.--J. A. Bacon.
Groceries. A. Young.
Saddlerv.-M. Hudson.
Farm Msohi nery.--J. L. Hay.
Blscksmiths. Bones 4 Boz, Smith,
& Bro.
saloons.-T. G. Martin. Ford l. AL.
len.
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Ar this writing we have had no frost,
and only the fsintest suggestion Of autumn
in the foliage Of the forest trees.
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A bald eagle was seen at the springs yes
terday. We are informed that he was las
big as four buzzards,"
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Bring your old Cloaks and Dolmans along
and have them trimmed in the latest style.
We have just received Q new line of trim
ming for the same. Mrs. SUTHERLAND,
With DALEY 4 Bro.
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Daley & Bro. viii have a new line Of hats
and trimmings next Saturday, Ladies' of
taste will please take notice.
Mls. SUTHERLAND, Manager
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PhIladelphia Shoes.

Green a Price have just received = full
line Of Ladies, Misses'. Men and Boys
Philadelphis Shoes for winter wear.
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Is doing a large business. Dripping
Springs is clearly destined 10 make .
prosperous country town, . Moe quiet
place in which 20 reside.
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Just received carload of Produce, such as
Apples, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, Kraut,
etc. Finest goods at lowest prices.
VIM GrEaYN
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AGAINST INoERsoLL.-Rev. Mr. Billings,
Universalist, will lecture at the Christian
church on tomorrow Friday) night at 7:30
in reply to lecture of Col. II. G.. Ingersoll
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For Sale,

NEW HosH Sewing Machine, the best
made, No. 4, with all the attachments for
sale cheap. Call at the Clothing Store of
w. @. Dagger.
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METEoRIc displays were "billsd" for the
nights of the 18th and 18th. Did anyone
see them?
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Nedo

Is hereby given 10 al persoos indebted 10
p. r. Turner a Co, that viii bring suit
against them unless they cal promptly and
setfle their indebtedness % aid Arm / al
90 give Dotice that I viii bold al persons
responsible nko pay dlar aooounts AID notss
% other partis, wko my nod eAes vithOsa
q regular trGn.fer o. eadoT.snca
J. v. HrrcHns
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BoAsDEBs WANTED. Bruce, resid-
ing at Mrs. Dial's place, next door to Chas.
Books, desires to take few boarders, with
or without lodging.
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CIOaks and DOlmans.
See Green d Prices line Of Ladies', Miss
es and Children's Oloaks and DolmAns be-
fore you buy.
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II you wish ''store bought" ''hand-
made" Boot, or any kind Of Boots or Shoes
made ON shor notice notice, call att J. b.
Hankls's where accommodations are found
free,
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Has Doris sued W. w. Cole for $50, 600
No. but DALEY & Bro, have just received
new line of opera flannel at 35c per yard.
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Carload of choice assorted Family Gro
oeries, Dried Fruits, Nuts, Etc, received
this week at M. HINzrK's.
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RHAxNBxa you can get the latest copies
ST. Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati daily pa
pers, as ven as many others Of interest at
the FREE PRESS office.
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Call and get copies Of our Extra Edition
to send abroad. II will save you the trouble
of writing letters and serve your purpose
much better besides
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-11-15
lob PRINTING!

We are just in receipt of large lot Of new
lob type, rules, etc., Of the latest styles,
which will enable the FREE Pass to surpass
itself in the way of fine printing. Satisfac-
ton guaranteed, and prices as low as found
in Austin or San Antonio. Call and see
specimens and learn rates.
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Carload of choice new crop New Orleans
Molasses, Sugars and Rice. which We are Of
fering very low. NJ. HNzr.
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For Winter

Call and see Green & Prices Comfortables
and Blankets. Low prices.
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Just received, q new line of Winter Hats
and Bonnets, with trimmings for same.
Mrs. SUTHERLAND,
With Daileyss& Bro.
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Go to Green & Price for your Winter Under
wear.
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COMMISSIONERS Court was In session the
first half Of this week. Proceedings In our
next
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OvercOats.

Green Il Price have q full and complete
line of Men and Boys Overcoats. Elegant
styles-low prices. Call and see.
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Mud.
Ladies'.

Green 4 Price have full line Of Ladies'
Misses and Mems Arctic Rubbers.
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Rev. Mn. FRxsoH, Of San Antonio, will
preach at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day next at the usual hours.
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"Walker Boot" In town. found at j. Ii
Hankla's which has tho guarantees OF givinl
new pair II they rip OF tear With ordinar,
wear.
Would you be "heeled," or have o new
'sole" (on your boots)2 call In where y. b
HanklA keeps, who 10 not only an acco nhrno
dating man 10 do repairing at all times, bu
has 81 different styles Of boots and shoes
which must be sold.
Who wants 4 bargain In Boots s-Ful
stock Boots for $2.00. Shoes for ei.00
No telling, until have an Offer, how
cheap my stock Of Boots and shoes can b
bought, ], b, HAsKLA,
'M-m-muddy."
Gun fine weather has lately been varied
by some cold drizzling rains.
MosHzn 4 GLApur, carpenters and build.
era Can give the best Of references. II.
Underwear.
Buy your Underwear at Green 4 Prices,
and keep warm.
Corn For Sale.
will have on hand within the next day
or two 1000 bushels Of Corn, at reduced
rates. J. v. HUToHISs.
Hats.
You can get the best and latest style Hat
at GnEIN 4 PRICE's.
.-" Sklrta.
Ladies' will find 9 complete line Of Skirts
at GREEN 4 PaIox's.
CALL and examine our specimens Of job
work and compare them with work done
abroad. We can't be beaten.
Hosiery.
Green 4 Price have full and complete
line Of Ladies' >. Misses and Children's Wool
and Cotton Hose. See them. ....
mean what I say. I will sell you Cloth.
ing cheaper than you can get i in the town.
W. G. DuooHs.
+ A CLINoHxB-A shirt, guaranteed to be
wamsatta Muslin, 122-thread linen Bosom,
Reinforced French Yoke, for 81 90, at
DUooxR's.
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XintAr Krana.

Go to Green & Prices for your Winte'
Wraps, Nubias, Hoods, Children's and BABY
Sacks.
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MISS E. H. Eve will give instructions in
Concrete Fruit and Flowers on Saturdays
and Wednesdays, at the residence of Capt
]. G. Eve. Hours from to O'Clock p. M.
Black silk ottoman, surah- satin, silk
dress patterns in all the shades. very low.
Oct 10 Il DAILY 4 BBo.,
MRs. SUTHERLAND, Manager.
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Daley & Bro. have the largest line Of
Millinery ever brought to this place.
tt MBs. SUTHERLAND, Manager.
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SAN ANTONIO DIVISION;

In addition 10 the above are two express usins
from San Antonio connecting At Austin With the Cen
trail for Galveston. Their tims al San Marcos 10 -
follows:
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Mems and Boys Hats, from 25c 10 "a 90,
at DuaaxB's.
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Note a reduction in prices from this date
in Dress Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans Clothing,
Etc, Johns on d Johnson.
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Don't forget there IL not another than the
"walker Boot" In town, found at J. b.
Hankla's, which has the guarantees OF giving
a new pair II thsy rip or tear With ordinary
wear.
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A new lot Of heating and cooking stoves
in variety for both wood and coal, just re-
oeived by Geo. H. Henne.
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Peach Blow and Peerless eating Potatoes
by the sack or Dbl. Very low, at
WV GIRgRH'g
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RsTRlTS.

EFTIlTED Wv. rf1nps D. - ~ n a
- &c., lsa - b.T nsrs ssuul ~ y.sa Il.
tsnnasf - rnrrltsfs - - - rasr - -
I...In cFo-sr,s 80 No. o-u.--,
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oEk our SAuOoiuK Libt vi ihbt poBo.
Carload of mixed goods at Hinzie's.
Carload of Produce at Hinzie's.
Carload Of Flour at Hinzie's.
"a different kinds of Pocket Knives, at
DUaaEB's.
Minoe-meat, Jellies in pals, Russian Sar-
dimes, etc., at WM GIEsEN's.
CALL at the FREE Paxss Office for Old
Newspapers.
The largest and cheapest lot of Overooats,
at DuoaHR's.
Carload Of Selected Produce received this
week OF N. HNkIK's.
WHY ssnd abroad for Office stationery
when you can as good printing ct homer
FINE large maps OF the q. 8. ct the
FRHK Press office.
On hand now fine line Of Infants Oloaks,
from 81 SO to 81 so. DALEY d BRo.
You will find Umbrellas, Walking Canes,
Trunks and Valises, at DuaoxBs.
BUSINESS Cards handsomely printed by US,
and OF the lowest figures.
Boys Clothing, Hats, Shirts and Collars,
at DUGanR's.
B. J. Suits worth 1922 90 for $14 80, at
DuaaER's.
Carload of Choice Flour received this
week at M. HINzIKs
Peach Blow and Peerless eating Potatoes
by the sack or Dbl. Very low, at
VIM. GIEsxx's.
A new lot Of heating and cooking stoves
in variety for both wood and coal, just re-
oeived by Geo. H. Henne.
Note reduction in prices from this date
in Dress Goods, Cloaks Dolmsns, Clothing,
Etc, Johns ON d Johnson.
Clothing.
Buy your Clothing at
GBxzN & PaIox's.
Daley l. Bro, have the largest line of
Millinery ever brought to this place.
tt MBs. SUTHERLAND, Manager.
Mud.
Green 4 Price have full line Of Ladies',
Misses and Mems Arctic Rubbers.
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Clothing.

Buy your Clothing at
GREEN & PRIox's.
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Carload Of Choice Flour received this
week at NJ. HINzIR's.
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SEE our Clubbing List on last page.
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Boys Clothing, Hats, Shirts and Collars,
at DUaanRs.
B. J. Suits worth S22 90 for $l4 80, at
DUaaERs.
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AMERICAN FARMER
AND Thg=
Free Press,
@2 Is q Year.

We have persisted srrssGsmsnis with the psb-
fishers Of ths American Farmer, 81 yeft Wayne lnl..
thst enables 10 70 Offer subscribers an Agsesi-
tura hsRssins ~ the bsvs cost Of the white pspss
on which u q pratsd. The American Ysymsr 70 .
snsag We agricultural qualifications Of the country.
Zach number will contain useful information for the
farmer. HE wife. bic and his dsushtsSs. A. II
costs you almost nothing. suppose you " II oss
year.
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FINE large maps OF the US. at the
FAHR PREss office.
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On hand now fine line Of Infants Oloaks,
from 81 SO to 81 so. DALEY d BRo.
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WHY ssnd abroad for Office stationery
when you can as good printing ct homer
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BUSINESS Cards han dsomely printed by US,
and OF the lowest figures.
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| A CLINoHrB-A shirt, guaranteed to be
Wamsatta Muslin, 122-thread linen Bosom,
Reinforced French Yoke, for 81 90, at p
DUooxR's
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You will find Umbrellas, Walking Canes,
Trunks and Valises, at DuGoHR's.
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Carload of Selected Produce received this
week OF NJ. HNxIK's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
CREDITlBLE DETECTIVE WORK.

Mrs. Woerz who lives at No. 100 East Houston
st., informed Inspector Byrnes on Monday that her
room had been forced open on Sunday afternoon
and that property valued at 81 600 had been stolen
Her husband s eweer and the stolen goods con-
sisted of watches, lockets and chains which be had
brought home 10 repair. Among the b0arders IN
the house were Mr. and Mrs; Norris, Mrs. Norris ORR
day afternoon When they returned Mrs. Norris
said that the thieves had also stolen some clothing
from her room. The day after tho robbery the
Norrlses left the house. ,,,.,,
After a short search Detectives Fields and Wlll-
hanson learned that the NOrrlses had gone 10
No. 8 Second-ave. Hther the officers went
and watched in the house all of
Monday night. Toward daybreak they saw g." Big
Cornbo.v notorious thief. who has served a num-
Der of terms IN the pentenary, enter the house ac-
companed by a woman and 20 TO NOrrIss room;
Shortly afterward another well-kn0wn thief and
pIckpocket johnny" RELY, went up to the room
accompanied by his wife. The detectives then en-
tered and arrested the entire party. Part of the
stolen jewery was found IN tho room. The
prisoners were brought TO Police headquarters
and locked up. " Big COmbo" gave his name as
Mr.. Norris and said the woman was his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
NEU.ORLEANS MILITIA COMING NORTH

The Continental Guards of New Orleans La one
of tho best known military organizations 10 the
south will make brief tour through the principal
cities of tho Northern States during June. Inc
principal object will 10 recreation, but whenever u
il deemed advisable the command VIII give
an entertainment, consisting OF series OF taDieaGs
representing scenes OF Revolutionary history
posed Of representative citizens of New Orleans,
and on their tour will be accompanied by several
State and city oiiicia s The unlfo MS Oh
the one adopted by the American Army at the begin
ming of the Revolution. They will leave New Or
leans on June 8 and will go directly TO Boston,
where they will be tao guests OF the National Ian
GERS and the Charestown Cadets. After participant
jng i'm the Bunker Hill celebration Providence,
Worcester, Hartford New Haven, New York Phil-
adelphla Baltimore, Washington. Albany, Buffalo,
Cleveland. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and st. Louis
will be VISITED IN rotation. The general manager OF
the tour is Francis Farrell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
POLICEMEN TO GET BACK PAY.

Justice Lawrence yesterday, in the Supreme Court
Chambers granted a number of writs OF mandamus
i'm favor of policemen directing the Commissioners
To paw them their salaries during times that they
were absent from duty on account of sickness. The
following is the list Of policemen in whose favor the
wrifs were granted: Officers James Flanagan,
SOY IL; John Tinte, S4 %; Lehn. $50 03; shaw,
$s4 81 skelng $lO6 70; Scanlon, $3l6 -; Nc
Kenna, $50 II; McNamara 1872 O4 Meehan'
Sal Of: Layden, $244 IL; OHara, $144 "a Ken
nedy. SIS SO; Hopper, S1S 10; Harper, $l5l 81 f;
Brennan $37 D.; Albert, $34 A; and Falyey'
$615 80. -,
Edison should be informed of the increase in time
lost by policemen On account of alleged sickness
since the decision of the Court OF Appeals IN the
RYAN case and that he he asked TO suggest some
legislation intended to check threatened democrat
izaton of the force.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

auce officers in the city, requesting him TO sign IL.
The Democratic City Executive Committee has
passed resolutions condemning the bill and request
ing the Governor not to sign It, lhe Democrats
argue that because the bill excludes the chiefs OF
the departments from its operation 1t should not
become a law.
NEW-JERsEY.
HoBoKEN--While Thomas Wilson was driving
through Westinghouse. yesterday, his morse fa1
away and he was thrown out OF the wagon anu
dangerously injured. The horse ran INTO q lamp
post and was killed.
JERSEY CITY.
neatly dressed and good:looking girl, about
seventeen years DID, went into Police Headquarters
yesterday evening and asked to be sent to jail LOT
three months. She said that her name was cara
Morrison, but refused to tell where she lived or why
she desired to go to jail. napkin ring, with the
name NJ. Magee engraved on it, was found IN her
possession. The girl is held until some inquiry can
be made about her.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-It was reported last night
that Coroner Robinson was about TO institute crim
inal proceedings against Alderman Murray for
charging him with packing his juries in order that
they might return yerdicts In favor Oh the Long
Island Railroad Company.
GREAT NECK-James Udall, farmer had six
valuable horses When his coachInan went TO teed
them Sunday night he found pint or Parls
green in each feed box Two horses have died
since then and the rest are in dangerous condl-
ton.
JANIAIcA-Su1rogate Townsend filed his decision
yesterday in regard to the application to open the
decree in the estate of the late Elizabeth Spraeue
of Westbury. Stephen Rushmore wealthy farmer
and a member of the Society OF trlends, was the
executor of it. 1t was asserted that he dld not
truthfnly inventory all the property OF the estate
Surrogate Townsend IN his decision saws ] 0aVe
concluded that the charge was a deliberate attempt
TO iniure the reputation of Mr.. RushmOre. Inc ap-
pcation to open the decree is denied and costs are
awarded to the executors out of the estate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28

EVERYBODY EXPECTS Us TO KEEP COMPLETE
STOCK OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING AND FIX
INGs" AND TO CONTINUE TELLING OVER AND
OVER THAT WE DO so MAKES PRosIo READING;
WE CHOOSE RATHER TO TELL THE NEWS. IN
BUSINESS AS LARGE AS OURS THERE'S NE~sTo
BE TOLD ALMOST EVERY DAY, AND NEWS WORTH
KNOWING.
LAST WEEK WE SPOKE OF NUMBER OF SMALL
LOTS OF SPRING ovERCoATs REDUCED TO VERY
Low PRICES BECAUSE THE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
WAS BAD THOSE COATS ARE ABOUT ALL GONE
so QUICKLY WAS THE RESPONSE THIS WEEK We
STRIKE HIGHER KEY BY MARKING DOWN Fun
SIMILAR REASONS OVER ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY OF THE FINEST ENTERTAINMENTS We E' hf'
MADE UP HERE is LIST OF THESE BARGAIN
SPRING ovERCoATs,
Black granite coating, formerly
Brown and gold mixed coating, formery.--''.''' 81
Oxford mixed coating formerly .....-.-.-'--'..' S'
Dark crimson mixed coating. ioTmery.......-.... 81
Dark green coating, formerly. 'o
THE ABOVE ARE ALL IMPORTED GOODS SILK Ok
SATIN LINED THROUGHOUT PERFECT IL EVERY
WAY AND NOW MARKED So EACH-NEED An l.
THING MORE BE sAIDi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-28
SANE ENOUGH TO BE TRIED NOW.

Amadee Bgot, Frenchman, who killed his mis-
tress at No. I4I Thomfson-st., in 1881, and who
was sent to the Insane Asylum, commission of
physicians having found him TO be a lunatic. was
taken before Judge Brown, of the Brooklyn SUI
preme Court, yesterday, for examination as 10 his
present sanity He was found to be sane Judge
Barrett In the Court of Over and Termlher III this
CITY, committed him for trial on the charge of muir
der. The killing was done with razor. ana IL
excited much notice at the time for its peculiar
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