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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25
Some Very Fias APPLES.

Mr.. Harry A. Schroyer has the hearty
thanks Of all the employees Of the INTEL.
LIeENcRR office for his munifcent present
OF basket OF Smokehouse apples, large
In size and excellent in flavor. His
remembrance of the printers will cause
the printers to long remtm mber him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

d. A. Shiffsr, coroner of the county, has
been granted letters of administration on
the estate of the late 8. A. Essom. IL viii.
be remembered that this woman died at
ber homo on North street some days ago.
She left some personal property, but has no
relatives as far as known.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

and the adjoining building, with the evi-
dent intention Of shooting the other rob
bers on sight. Tho work was slow. the
men fearing to get In range Of those below,
who at times were seen rushing from one
shadow to another. Up to this time moth.
ing more in this hide aud seek game has
been done. The dead robber was recog-
nized rs one of the mssous who built the
vault.
James Pearson, the dead robber, was
well-known and respected. He icaves
considerable property. He died without
divulging the identity of his confederates.
Close inspection OF the tunnel late In the
evening by the police failed to lind the
other robbers. The supposition is that
they were outsiders. The officers claim to
have possession Of clue and hope to ap
prehend the remainder OF tho gang. A
trip through the tunnel shows long and
patient work on the part Of the robbers
the tunnel being sixty feet In length. con-
struoted on scientific principles and con,
tanning provisions, water and full outfl,
of mining tools. II must have been three
months in construction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

lF two stalwart policemen weighing
200 pounds each cannot arrest one little
fellow weighing scarcely a hundred
without clubbing him with a blackjack,
what kind Of figure would they cut in
a riot ? Answer-they wouldn't 60 there;
they would be on the other end of the
beat"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

riSo ana TWony Lixhts Out
The police reported ten electric and III.
teen gas soline lights az not burning on
"Wednesday night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25
Damages for opening usuphiu Street.

Tho viewers appointed to assess damages
to property owners by the proposed open
ing of Dauphin street, from East Straw
berry TO Broad street, filed their award
late on Wednesday afternoon; allowing the
following damages to be paid by the
county and city, respectively
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

Earned runs Lancaster, ITousldeS, !.
Three base hit bradley. Two base hit
Hiand and Smith. struck out--by wetzei, > {:
by Pyle. o. Left on ases--Lancaster, 3 {:
lronsiies, 8. Passed b.Ils-iotford, 8; ODD
field, 5
Umptro- Robert Blakiston
H. was expected that the Allentown club
would visit this city and play two games
with the Ironsdes before the close OF the
season, but they will not do SO. They
were to have played in York yesterday
and to day, but all games bstseon the two
mines have been cancelled. The Allentown
desires the Ironsides to play in their town
during tho fair but they will not likely
go. The York club will likely disband
before the season ends,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

IL was IN evidence that Oldham also had
club IN his hands and had struck
Mitchell.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

NOW York Athletic ?, Metropolitan 3 I,
Pittsburg !: Allegheny 9, Baltimore 8 !;
Toledo Virginia 0, Toledo o; Buffalo !:
Buffalo 9, New York 0; Chicago: Chicago
5. Providence 8; Washington, ID. G.:
National7, Cincinnati Union 6 Baltimore
Baltimore Union 0, Kansas City A Phila-
dslphia Solar Tips 2, Young America 5 !;
Williamsport Somerset 6, Williamsport
. Norfolk, Va: Wharton Of Philadelphia
10, Norfolk 6.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

TIE crowds that greet Blaine are drawn
By the hope that they may SEQ the tattoo
marks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

"CLUBBER" Speece must go. Dscen
people of all parties demand it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

PAY your own taxes. October 4, is the
last day. ...
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

PERHAPs Buffers party is called the
Peoples party. because the people take
no stock 10 it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

BULLY SPEECE is not ''one of the tuest, +"
but he is one of the most cowardly. His
dismissal from the force is demanded
By every consideration OF duty to the
citizen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

The recent summer aud present autumn
seems to bs twisted out Of joint. A slice
Of Ostober weather has been mixed into
July, whilethe midsummer heat of the latter
month was in some unacoountable manner
saud"iched into the first ten days of
September. Now when the farmers the
country over have been confidently
expecting the much needed rain, it cometh
not, though the cquinoctial storms are
four days overdue. The conduct of the
weather god for the past three months ha.
distanced In popularity even the tricks OF
the heathen Chinee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

sRRMING.
u how much more doth Deanty beauteous
seem,
give?
The rose looks fair. but flirer we u dieem
For that sweet odor which doth in IL 1--we.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

Mr.. BIArNE's starring expedition, fol
loving on the publication of the fresh
batch Of Mulligsn letters, is rubbing the
contents of those malodorous documents
into the public mind.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

RECENTLY the dealers in adulterated
milk were taught q severe lesson in the
Now York courts. Twenty one we're fined
sums ranging from s25 to 800, the greater
penalty being enforced upon those who
had previously been offenders. That
would seem to DO an effective cure for the
evil, but the frequency Of their arrest aud
timing indicates that the watering of the
lacteal fluid leaves profitable margin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

IT is presumed that Mayor Rosenmiler
is thoroughly investigating the facts OF
Officer Spee1o's murderous assault on
Harry Pyle. Tie facts as set forth in yes
terday's INTELILGENcER afe substantially
correct, but if the mayor thinks they have
been exaggerated by partisan bias, they
can be amply corroborated by reliable
Republican testimony.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

SOMEHOW or other Edmunds and Arthur
are not found in the Blaine hippodrome
that has broken loose ON the country
Perhaps it may bs attributed to the cause
that they have not get determined to give
up their self respect.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25
1hrowa ON = BrIoxe an, D,o,.,a.

Mrs. William Quay and three children
while driving over Ford Bridge at Mill
Village, near Erie, Wednesday night .yere
preoipitated into French o. SEX by the
irighten, horse. The children were res
eued, but the mother was drowned,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

Ben BUTLER says there are more bad
N en- in the Republican than in the Demo
cratic party. However this fact may have
been contested hitherto, it is undeniable
since tho Tewksbury statesman joined his
forces with the former organization.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-25

Littis boy Mutuer1d W HIs nAH sisSsfs
A story comes from Ottawa, Kansas
that on Monday last Carrie and Bessi,
Waterman, aged twelve and fourteen
years, daughters OF James Waterman,
farmer, tied rope around the neck Of /
half brother six years old, dragged hin
about and beat him with sticks until HI
was dead. The girls stated at the ooroner'i
inquest that they hated the child ant
murder.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
MOTIFS oF rLiE CAMPAIGN.

The pc.uAlicaD c2mnaign Was vigorously
opened ~ Hope y d.. on l",'''"> ''-"'' "' " 200 ~ "
mectia. II citizens who pledged ih IT support To- Blaine
and Io.iu Colonel Tl.rman. of thi, cty. iu f,w
- i.,, a., ,t +, 80 I'll . ,.,,.i,. al ,artie. of fine
ih''NN I''''' '' 'i''''' W "
IN fifty TraI- James g. idiA" ihc great 'i'l'>H'"
~ 1fon.,' and CrucrI Io.ar the great soldier ara
" ~ .,l I'D - ,ru,,,.,-,. ,.,tl ,o
S'"''Hm"u' "''t 'n''' "'"
TN TRIBUNE, the trac .7ncnt OF Hcpublicm pIlh-
ci.,,."
,- ,,., -i,, % rr,.ti..s formed . U1,inc and To-
Inc N'PN'H''ui' %. Ai'>.'7' '' " '
gan Club on Wednesday night. It'd" fI'"'" hhlthN o'
Dai5s Torl, headed by d. o. Bradley and William Il.
n1,idson march 10 Protection nan whore the meeting
W.. Ii W@,i,, I'ilcv and DAVIDSON cloqurntly ad
dressed hc .ae 'in1 The following officers were uuaui-
,"o,.l, I,,,.I. To..rt I.Ir. president: g. n Fer
in',' , vt,,, i3,',t. + o. porl,nd recording sccrc-
Iarv. Frank Cirrt CORE. pondng secretary: Frederick
r. t.nrr. m, a.ur,i =: T. T. 'Mun.on. marshal.
The Yog yr', dcrcndcnt N,s"c ,Iion Of the XXih
A1.an'ly W trct Win headquarters at ~. e1l Thirl
ave. held "a large meeting on Tuesday nsht IN" mem
Ee and Il nr @ ig"a %ee a@%T@ n %, eoSr. %or " @r re-
enrolled making "a total Of - mcm'erS Pablo meet
ue- are Aoi every TUESDAY .omine -. ,,..,.
Tho Independent D"la"cs"tr Elaine and Logan Ciuh
held rol~ng meeting last evening - - - '.hIS'.'
Jamc, summers pre'idn1 nl','n' W',r l"n,' ' , & a
STANDING rpoln. she clnh ha, been "reau/cd ONLY Two
weeks aud ni@ arcndy mcnlc'shiI Of over go over
fy nchcrs were enrolled. and marsAils were ap-
poisfc look registration IN the several d-tilcis
John J. Eciliu and Lawrence g. G"d' made spr'
Al the annual meeting OF thc f,plhlCan tiuh "I inc
town Of North HempStcld. l. l.. held at ltosl}n on
N,dnc,'ia Isaac II ocEs Wl' chosen F.r'l'' JON"
arr and ri'ihn'l'ilc ht' ins Oh ~, iI'1l @
Independent Elaine and Los'n & Cn3 Of the Nia A ni
big District, wa, held at No. 81 lindNpn, las, hlsh,'
over 2jo names w"r" enrolled. Ihe IigcuhS wa, nu-
dies ID 10y NJudec John i1ich Patrick Logan Cuh-
aiau, William sullivan and DINERS. - . I'll,
Colonel j. G. Curtin, Editor OF me Acr- lorH !dotH
and Captain Osborn, Of Mhitcstone' addressed the
Blaine aud Logan Ciu9 OF WhicNtohc on lur,lay eve
The club turned ont about 100 strong IN ITS new
uniforms and escorted The speakers ana W, JGn1I 'n
of Flushing, 10 knahcs Han from ne cepQ tronel tlc
principal streets Many houses along the ronte were
Illuminated and The procc s,9n made hnc apEearanie
A meeting Of the YoIkyillc Protective Ialn As7oGa
t0n was held AZ No. lj9l SccOnddVc.. on Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Considering the pressure to bring forward
make September deliveries, which ran the re-
ccpts up large figures the figures for to-day and yes
tcrday were reasonably large The arrivals Of wheat
continue generous but who the total amount OF all
grains received here shows increase from yes
terlay, there was slight falling of at the
Western points of accumulation To-days markets were
adsappontmcnt to the "buls" for with few exceptions
all the options for this year closed lower than last night
October corn fell cent although IN Chicago gain OF d
finally recorded There Is general belief that
the Of September will be repeated this month.
hard believe that the bears who have
Gently been badly punished VIII have the tcmerty TO
contend afresh against enemy flushed with success.
As regards wheat, the business for export remains
almost stagnant aud compared with year ago the
grain on passage to Europe today shows decrease OF
2,2i0.00O bushels OF wheat and l.120oOO OusheS OF
While prices closed slight recovery from the lowest
points the day. their general tendency all day was
downward although there opposition to the decline
Traders are sensitive to pressure eXerted IN either
direction and the of prices in the near future VIII
depend than usually the operations OF the large
maupulaors October wheat closed down % OF cent at
S4lo November down L. at oOl2 AFTER SO4
aud December down s at 9Zs cents October corn rose
10 G33s hu finally ended cent lower at 81 81 November
yielding u 60 while December gained s. at 2's, after
sales at In oats October options sold at 81
3 o. and closed l. higher AZ 81 b. November options i
lower At 32i4 December being dull and steady az 33s
cents. The provision markets wrr" easy IN tone put me
changes not important. October lard losing cents
al y CO. November closing unchanged at - 3d. and De
ccnber . cents lower at - 10.
At the four principal soaboard ports the arrivals ot
.rain were: Wncar POI .3B7: corn 92GlS oa's liG.
9ll total grain $50 S.G bushels -four. 2I9t barrels;
The receipts a. Chic3go Milwaukee, -. Louis ana
Toledo were: Wheat z!llbt; corn ~ 10 "I,tI
lS,OS9; total grain, 775.0ls bushels; flour, 29'lll
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

WksuINGToN, oct. 2.-Passcd- Assistant Sur
reon benjamin f. Roger, has hrcn ordered to The Naval
Academy Chief Engineer " H. II rri, has tc "a ordered
10 duty at the Bureau of steam Engineering Captain
A. T. K Benham will De det .ched from tho Portsmouth
W. Y,rl ON October 20 ana ordered Inspector ~
the Third Lighthouse District NOvembc: -. Captain
George Brown viii be detached Inspector of the Third
Ii house District November Il, and ordered To settle
accounts and await orders. Chief Engineer \. W. Nor
lev will be cachcl from special duty at Chester october
l. and ordered to the Dolphin October = Chief Engineer
H. : SNYDER from duty In tie Bureau Of steam Eng.a
ccr and ordered to continue duties superintendent
of the state War and Navy Department building. AsS
tauf- Engineer l. Y. Hollis, from SPECIAL duty ai chester
Ocioncr : and ordered 10 the Dolphin October :.
The new dispatch boat Dolphin LETT Chester. Penn for
trial trip Sew York IN charge o the Inspectors aud
under the direction Of the Naval Advisory Board. II The
ngnes and The machinery meet the requirements the
vessel will De turned 10 the Government 80 New
York and he at fitted for sea under Commander
DcWcr.
Commander RS. McCook was before the Naya Retiring
Board lOr examination for retirement;
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

,ho oid or n ctigcrs' organization and irving taiI u
phn rors pcmnriaic. the county Democracy 'lu ~ .
itau :, i frol Il onr enough Ia put up nh,hh" lVh.
and e,lcn vnt To carry It through lnhrri hn-1, ,
an, "a sr wants secure another term rs
al puulic Works IliR term rNllics on I'r..,,' a.
10 II Mayor Edsnn declines in rcnoninale mn VIII I'M %
Mnvnr a. ,ttiren on the suhertl, Nj. lnup.uh WI WI m
dco,nr tn prevent ANY on: narcd NY W iu1"" W ,,,,,
,,,| confirmed hv the BOARD uf Aldermen: lhu NV
ms,,, iii ,rvnlnt the heads uf departments wi'hou
tnfetrnco to ne nnnrl ~ Aldermen -, ,,, ,,oo,
ma prruhtiran county Committee WIN rfnhahl NV,
900 T,rei,, o,ruiuu ne IT. aud unnic the tnr am n,','
f,, boliins The rtmitirs nnd ron,rniuns N",hs Nu,,
urpuir hns lrrn neiptd un. The 'nnnti 'nnlth,,lun
4. ithri, m hr held na late IA the lhh ~ N"ln ~ ''n
sr,ntni nnnra ntp nitrnit mrntrh inf MY "un, nf f
,hr, thuan nf William nnwd. rrahl"nt ~ w" ''ih ="
<n,th America who made strung inV lNN' '' 80.
,rnotni tiuVd Aarnvhn, Who wNnu WnN,, MAN,
,,,,', ,.tr and trI VI nitrs ~ The Nim ~ NNl',,
u,r,t 4 ,nnle,, nn old hrruhlhnh nw ",r wv" ,,, N
trrr,u thr Hiprnit uf . h'," r'' :" WV '"'"
u,utit aa Wrll a. thn briuhlthhn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
1.-THE SOLID MEN FOR BLAINE
THAT Is TIE OPINION or RUFUS HATCH.
,,v r,rYcp ,pu rO TIIF TRIBUNE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Zine tT"c to-"''
prllishcs a report OF the conversation WIN h"'u'
Iracb which in part reads as follows "Thcre Is no
noub. bat that Blaine will carry New-York Now AN
for neither Blaine nor Cleveland. but know thal ''
commercial and aborng interests of the state VIII no
support Cleveland and without help from them ne cai
not carry the state and without New-lork ne ca'ro
hone 10 be elected The people interested in commercial
cd hor oo,,crs do not want the present management
OF affairs disturbed. They feel that they VII !loFf
better without change OF administration. ino " "
q material point in the issue - :, VII s,root
What about the Cleveland Clubs in Wall stree;
which inc papers are talking about T. MI fiatch sc9
a moment took two three pulls from his cigar puic
his short brush like musiache then answGrci miiy,
know many of the reported 10 he In that movement
know the officers. could name some ol tne iei'cls
whom you would not trust with 50 BILL II IL were l,oi
marked so il could be detected There are no goo "i
lmsincss men among them. The sohd men aIe loi
IL luhrn
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

n M nm exciting from star. to inish Tho
course for class A. was from imaginary line between
Brdoes Island and stake boat muOred about 800 yards
out to and around Bouy ~ on Iofitans Island and
turn the cat amnrans sailing the twice For
classes B md &. the course the same. over
Glass u. rounded Fort Lafayette and finished at the
starting point. Dr. R W. Weeds big catamaran Night
marc. with her huge mainsa aud lib swelling before Tho
stn northeast brpc2e, dashed the line irst ut
1ii8i0. Then cnme the Comet Jessie, and licrmcs all
caamnnns, nnd a guingn nt ten knot rate, with honms
well Dl tn stnrhoarl Tho others nll got away Within
twenty minura. and The fleet presented apiettl marine
priurr ns N srr,l duwn the hnv.
The Jessie beat the Nightmare IN Glass A. ~ minntes
~ sppunds. IN hss ~ ntp Dp,il defeated laglp Miug
Vmnutrs. ~ srrunds. only san beat bamhrr ~ ,has
q minutes unii spcnhia ami ttnlsrr Nanlhshed Eehh
tor IN tlaRH -, mintirs 90 srtunda.
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
4 MEDAL FOR COMMODORE sCHLEY

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Commodore Schlcy
was the recipient today of gold medal from The MasSa-
clmseits Humane socic.y The medal Is about wv"
chcs in diameter and eighth Of an inch in thickness
ON one side i. uscrihel To Commander Winfield - 't
scblry L. : a. for his DISTINGUISHED and memorable
service in rcscuing Lieutenant Grely ana his men,
June ls~I" ON the reverse side are the WORDS;
Humane Society of N.s.lchusetts.' surrounding
shield etc. he presentation OF the medal was made by
Mr. Ecniamin W. Grow nn,hied and his coming was
complete surprise 10 Commodore Schey
A. Mr. Crownin-hicld was on hi, way Yesterday from
ps,,,, T., W,slinoton ne net "a prominent gentleman
from Bn-tnn. The latter Wd- shown TIE mcddl ah"
as told the object OF The visit OF The iornr !" tils CIV
M, p.fnn ,., ciuau rc.lci: Thi. /, ind cl coin
rtcuce Port 1-n In $50 ".'- epliL Owl
mi. same road and met General nicd colt a~h u
MIN ,vcr. he was gong. lie said iiat child oi hi'
friend Sir Schcy had been named after hun ad me was
going 10 Naryaui to me baby. forlF-iolr wears
have passed. and here TO-DAY mc" N"u caiii ins u
medal o Nh, man that General scott visited when the in"
was an infant" silver me idl l. 10 DE gwen ID! lh'
same society To Lieutenant W0ry
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03

AsurvmLE, y. c., Oct 2.-Samucl IIull, one
,f the Ecphlcan state Electors Of North Carolina, hay
tnc inst fnl,hcda a thorough canvass Of the state. says
that Blaine anl Logan will run far ahead OF the RcpuO
lcan state ticket aud the chances are in favor Of Hnr
caryiu. the state. He says that the vote WIZ DE inc
largest ever polcd The Democrats arc working prnci
r,llv 10 elect Scales Governor. and are ignoring the
Presidential question to great extent 10 the coahu'S o'
McDovcu and Mitchell. where vast quantities OF nica
ar mined Mr. Trlin has been speaking 20 the purpose,
and tlc,c coutc, VIII give heavy maoricS ior Blaine
IA protection is of vital Importance III hat district lhi>
..,t having been unv recently developed here,
ilc hundred, of voters who viii now for the ii@l umc
vote the Republican ticket fer scI-Woiccuon WI
chang. .rytr. Districts formerly sOidN Democratic 1871
Trpnl ran districts lay small nalortic~ II Is t"isA'
Hat t' - NAV gan the Republicans one congressman
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
THE COERTS.
TIE TELEPHONE ARGUMENT ENDED

The argument in the suit between the Amer
lean Ben Telephone Company and tho People, Telephone
Company IN which the respective value of tie Bell and
Drawtau.h inventions is stake, finished yc.tcr-
6ay L. y DokeIson. the counsel Tor the Bel Company.
closed the speech which he bad begun tuesday lie
WI, listened to ty -inlE number ot pcI-ons Roscoe
Cnukiing came IN for while. hUt made arguments
Mr. Iirkcr-nn continued bis review of the TESTIMONY.
Much ~ it. he arlu,d. that had been GOES sttiiod
"a rpfrrrin 10 Drawhaugh> " talking machine" really
r.f, rri fo a electric ur3l which b. Lad u-e AMI b
which communication could he made from room 10
another. Captain Mooney. our % IN" witnesses when
ff..-, rlu m described machine that Wa. ofy made
~ RING hell and not the other machine The Conn~'
considered this us settling tho Di-n The "talllug
hue" he rounscl continued was such that after
two KtIi- of experiments uo our wanted iO n. Nr
D A. f-Yu -lid tait iu tlr -piiuz ot l~1- DtaWhnu.h
managed g. eco o. telephone ~ Harrisburg aud i'm
,urllltsfv SEQ 90 WORK 60 take 10 uInIt
anI c,amiue g. II n wa the same rut De-
IYi mlde wins did De- rut mako
ooatest nrfor Dnuhnueh h,l paioui agent n hl+
sllu vhpnflif hlfr assisted hlm iu getting patent
.,f no .ll npit- uhnlti 3d. IN conclusion thr counsel
warmly .s.,i Professor ll ufi hl. work iu perfect
ir.f fl. telephone. Judge Wallace once mtciwuifd in
. rh.u fr siuH.' uI lover telephone NHs uls usrh
ffI.i fiff 80 Dr. understood that n Nns used n4
,aft 4 1880 nt lcnst Judge Wallace. a tht conclusion
of hr Ithr-tn- argument took tht lal,is im the 'nsc
IcttIiin his de'isi"n
New-York tribune., 1884-10-03
PRETTY pRrSSfS tNp rRerfr soNNEES

Tho house ol Enrich. Elghth'eyen Twenty
fowih aud twenty rnfth als, devoted Tuesday Wednes
dpN and NtHlcN toa special openng at dresses wraps
Hud millinery The huildmg WA riohlseN trimmed with
flowers AMI growing plants, aud iardinifw baskets ~
ruHoH and rXutiO nnNrh woir placed ~ NMloua parts oI
the store, Tho display attracted large crowds at shop
pcr. and nirht soos, Among many other dresses cA.
hihicl dinner dress nf tide pink Niciirhne Hik,
which was ;md0 WIN square Louis Wv ildin hutd
with garnet velvet aud turned back ~ show the lhing.
The tahlr front of the dfcss of satin hrocddcd win
large velvet holly hooks Ia many culOrs. Two red hirli
rested on the cursngc In n full NihO of lace large
Russian circular of -iccnnc silk braided deliberately
aud trimmed with bands Of Russian lace. A number of
stylish hats ana bonnots were shown In the millinery
rooms 4 tiny cappte Of 6rm velvet was made with
crown embroidered with chenille and gold beads The
crown OF gold lace trimmed top with clusters of
tips In and 6cru and strings OF maroon velvet
cofupptcd the bonnet.