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used swifIs Specific on my little daughteys
who Was afflicted with some Blood Poison which
had r. sisted all sorts OF treatment. The Specific
relieved her permanently. and shall use II In
my y actce
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MEDICAL

40 Dh. ECGIfA DENAUA 300 FRANCE
hfs n edo ut lie agcnis 'us ~ Sal. NJ texas 70
fOu BIZ nHf0 F-iallinF nauic1y NAH rct lonuu o.
hls fC6tlrtlvo OF Niiailaci' Al foolsd with
pogtl 10 debility, losk ~ manhood I'd him
dncd diseases lh0uld AZ ono % OcuIt de finular
ffOn watch Ia learn the Cauaa % tho disesAaa
above mentioned then al once 10 ng0curo fro1
us of through ~ by your cruggistur tytsprssa
tho uCsof-lliling rVfncdy
okowDuR q BALDWIN
wholeTalo Druggists, nal'as, T,fAs
Nr reisil ~ Howei'A Bros aus :. l.. Williams.
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SoLDENsLIoUID BEEFToNIc

~oLDENsLIoUlD BEEFToNIc
~ - pronounced ~ scarc. OF phg-
sIc'Sa'. aud on thousands OF people uho
hars tnca a. 10 % me bes, Lnorn remedy
f,r D.bRiip. Dy'popslt, Indigestion. Lasor
ipi,,H,e. Loss Of Igo.h, Lung Comp,ain,,.
Trmq'o Wsal,ncss. Gasi. 10 Irriiabniiy, Ma
tsriai I.rcr All p'o"p Other ilsoasos ,ctere
'sHic, arc roq,irr'-- f'J,1'iHg osscniiaiy
iron. az oher B,tr f',,a, aid Tonios.
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LOCALETTES.

Buy the Hunstable shoe.
Piumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Bauman's.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go to Grad
docks.
Ladies approve of your smoking Little
Joker"
) Go to dinner at the Board. OF Trade rel
taurant.
Go to supper at the Board Of Trade res
taurant.
Go to breakfast at the Board Of Trade
restaurant.
Every day hot lunch at the Bos'd :
Telephone Daugherty's feed store for oil
The Hunsiable Shoe factory is rushed
with orders.
l.. Craddock keeps the best of liquors fol
holiday drinks.
The Spring" sweet..navy plug tobacco is
the Texans invorite'
She said "Don't, but II you must, chew
Spring. That's the best"
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold by w. II. Patterson d Co.
Every body says that Craddock's liquors
are his fsvorite above all Others.
Fifty ladies' suits worth $40 10 $l2. we
sell at $3.50 to $3.50, at Bauman's.
Horse radlsh and everything in the gro
Gerry line you want. at Bouche's.
Clocks end dolmans selling half their
price at Bsuman's, 7O8 Elm street.
Ladies' are invited TO call and price our
goods, at X. Baumsn's. 706 Elm street.
Ladies' are invited to call and price our
goods. at Z. Bauman's, 706 Elm street.
To the Wholesale trade We offer great In
ducements. Z. Bauman, 706. Elm street.
Guaranteed to cure Q Geld or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by w. II. Patterson d Co.
FoR REsr.-The two stores under opera
house. Apply to A. d. ALpRIpeE.
623 Elm street. Secretary.
Get first-class free board at the Board Of
Trade saloon. Every day hot lunch and the
finest Of LIQUORS and ciears.
Group, whoopipg cough and bronchitis
iune distely relieved by 6hiloh's Cure. Solo
BY w. H. Patterson a Co., Dallas.
Attention IL called to the advertisement
of Bruceliue In another column, said TO be
the Rreatest and most perfect hair restorer
ever discovered. Don't fail TO read the ad-
vertisement.
Lamar street left hand side 10 % brisk
looking - BrQsdvey, 30 manv people are
passing and dropping into Ord's Place,
where they meet courteous treatment and
get the finest liquors and cigars In town.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church viii i've an enterteinmeot during
the cnttlemen's con veptton, beginning VIII
the evening Of TIE nth, and ooeeipulnR
tbrosRh the 13:h. Doe notice Of plaee viii
MIA p,sssus :, y sh,s y NJ s.issly,
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ADMIRAL HOBsON.

Admiral Hobson, bold and generous
Brit sh pailor, was born at Bonchurch in
the Isle OF Wight. He was the son of
a yilag who apprenticed him to o tailor
at Nifon. The neirhborhood Of the see,
the talk OF the maritime exploits OF that
age one reign Of Queen Anue) induced the
youth TO leave bis call ng for the perils Of
tbs deep, where he won such obstruction 10
naval EXPLOITS thst few admirals Of his
time we're more applauded than Admiral
Hobson. But what has this to do
With Douglas Bros7 you ask. A
good deal, my dear boy, by way o.
Won 90. For the last named gentlemen
can give you better than "Hcbscn's choice"
and are far more proficient In the scientific
art Of adjoining properly the masculine
gender OF the human form divine than was
ever. the aforesaid gallant ruler OF the
queens navee." In addition to their
superlstive ability they also keep constant.
" supplied with the largest and finest as
sortment Of clothes ever carried In the
state, and thus equipped they guarantees TO
plesse ali who favor them with their patron.
-. DOUGLAS BRos..
70S Main street.
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HUGHES BROS. & CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists and Whole
sale Dealers In Mineral Waters,
Belfast Ginger Ale, Champagne Cl-
der, Etc.

Are prepared to furnish the trade with
apollinaris. seltzer and Waukesha
waters in casks Of fifty bottles at the very
lowest prices. Their unsurpassed ginger ale
In casks OF ten dozen bottles; their New
Jersey and NapoleQnic brands OF cham
payne cider Is the pure juice Of ripe, sound
apples, treated In q similar manner as is
grape juice for making champagne wine.
These brands they sell under q guarantee
TO be superior 10 any cider upon the mar
ket. Sold in casks OF six dozen quarts. All
goods sold by us are guaranteed to give
satisfaction or the money will be refunded.
The above goods are sold on thirty days
time only, and none Of our travelling sales
men are authorized TO vary from the above.
HUGHES Bsos. IL Co.,
Callas Texas.
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A Quick Recovery.
the merchant who was reported
being at the point Of deatl
from an attnck OF pneumonia ha,
entirely recovered by the use OF DIR. William
Halls bnlsam for the lungs. Naturally hi
feels grateful for the benefits derived from
using the remedy, for the lungs and throat
and in giving publicity TO this statement
we are actuated by motives OF public bene
faction, trusting that others may be bene
flied In similar manner. On sale by ell
druggists.
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Invading Texas.

Ouakcrs Invading Texas.
Brick makers are hereby warned that tn
Improved Quaker Brick Machine which
grinds the clay. moulds and loads on 10 tn,
trucks, as good square brick, and fast o
any other machine, has come TO state o
perfection OF work that challenges competi
ton. I bring them TO Marshall by the car
load, thus oheapening freight, and thei
price is one.third less than any other o
like capacity. Send for descriptive circu
lar, and note what Texas brick-makers AM
others say Of them.
GEORGE w. REYNOLDS,
Distributing Agent, Marshall, Texas.
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= 49, q $500 70 $4,000 sor term Of
yuu - posturss o. larss farms. Apply
= UAnoeuok 4 Ho6nan. 20 Union street.
~ 0u1soos, q 70 he fDIIowing attorneys
- loobsn st5en: Ohas. Fssd. Tucker. Dal-
- =. ,. OoopH. yost Woeth; HOPKINS 4
$500 mse1lsooa; unnsook 4 Gholley.
49, $1,000 oJomeu, - Antou1os
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ForSale.
A Splendid and we'll selected stock Of
family groceries amounting to about ~ 500
One Of the best stands in Dallas. the bust
ness paying well. Apply to
VEAL, OooPkR Il HUNTxR.
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Texas & Mexican Land & Investment Com.
pany, 1913 Main Street.

Negotiate the purchase and sale Of
ran chez, land, live stock, city real estate
state aud local securities.
Parties having land and live stock to
offer during the convention, will do we'll TO
advise us.
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The Popular Route Through Texas
THE CITY.

80 TEXAS LAND AND MORTGAGE
COMPANY, OF LONDON.
- above company loans money on one
1oov0 ysas time, at reasonable rates Of in
0SVo6 ionds, large farms, stock ranches,
~ ~ property. II also deals in vendors
~ &c.: nseotiates sales Of ranches. cat
-. "A bondS Of every description; and
~ ! eooefal financial and agency bun-
~ q - 0lato Of Tsxas and Europe.
@. q. WRLLBsLsy,
General Manager.
nee0og Msir street Dallas. Texas
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Money 70 lsnd.-I will lend sums varying
rom $1,000 to $4,000 upon improved
JAnn B. 6mPsou.
Dallas Texao.
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.-.Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure 4
sold BY us on q guarantee. 1t cures con
sumption. Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co.
Dallas,
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Ord's Place makes no pretensions, II 10 all
truth. It is supplied with the best brands
Of uhisky, the finest wines, the purest liq-
uors and the choicest cigars. No. ia La
mar street: Frank CanthorD manager.
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Ladies' are invited to call at Mn. e
Oh estnuts millinery parlors Elm street next
toOrams and examine her fall and winter
styles In millinery, untrimmed hats and
bonnets. A display Of silks, vslvets, at
NJ, fancy p Tunes and tips mover sxoellsd
n fha ntaka
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Say. AIRY, me hoy, ave you lad a pair
OF Unstable rubber shoes?
No. Herbert, I don't know where the
Dickens they ave moved to.
Why. AIRY, ye blockhesd, didn't ye see
the vast number Of persons In 7l2 Elm
street yesterday That's where the Hun
stable Shoe company's factory and retail
shoe store IL.
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Eruptiops, ssres, pimpies. rheumstism
70 but indicators Of impure blood. Ack-
ar's Blood ElixiF 10 the remedy. Sold By
". q. PasteFpou 4 On.
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To Make Room We Onsr for Thirty Days
our satins, trimming. silks, hosiery,. cor
sets, yeiling., flowers, ribbons, ladies' jack
gloves and full line Of fancy goods, too
numerous 10 mention, ct and below cost, 1t
K. Baumsn's, 708 Elm.
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Send or telephone your orders TO N.
pair water pipes and pumps 10 A. No
Whirk, plumber, 400 Elm street.
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To NY Patrons.

To Ny Patrons.
In NJ hing the announcement of the ar.
rival Of my spring stock, must eay.thdt In
making the selection I have for this season,
have used my utmost care IN selecting
thcee fabrics which we're the most pessect
Nv he Isadjne houses Of New York and
London. sud, thanking nv patrons for pes,
fsvors. / can assure them that renewed
ones viii meet with greater reclprocation
than herr tofoee. Yours Reepeotfullys
b. ZrMMnnMAI.
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The Galveston News cigar for sale at
J. L. WILLIAM DRUG sto 70.
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Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs
4. Ohestnuts on Elm street next x
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Trimmed and unframed hats end bon
nets 1t your own prioe at Bauman's.
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No longer question OF opinion; We guar.
antos every box OF Acker's Dyspepria Tab
let's. Price Is and 30 cents. Sold by w. H
Patterson & Co.
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LsdleS hate bought direct nom the faoto
ChsSlnufs. Elm street merit to Grams.
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6hiloh's. Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, Mhoopins cough, and bronchitis
Sold By w. H. Patterson 4 %.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer 10 what you need for
constipa.ion, loss Of appetite, dizziness and
oil symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and 20
cents per bottle. Sold by w. II. Patterson
& Co., Dallas.
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Closing out ct and below cost 10 make
room for spring goods ct Humans.
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to select fom ct the HKnALD Job Office.
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Closing out as and below cost 70 make
room for spring goods 1t Bsuman's.
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There 10 secret ABOUT
Mexican Female Remedy
Which eli ladiss should know. Bee out
Circular at your drueRisl
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CARD.

take pleasure In stating TO the patrons
-ond friends Of this g ency That my broth
Or. HARRY wheat, is authorized to
take orders for insurance, collect pre,ni-
ums, or transact any business connected
nth my Agency, mt No. 723 Main street.
FRANK WHEAT.
RHhvuavv m rQQA.
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Cheap Eu0Is
Coke reduced to $500 per ton, which 4
cheaper than wood or coal.
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Jerseys, Jerseys, Il prices to suit ct Bsu
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Trimmed and untrimmed hsts.and In
noos q your own prize at Baunon's.
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Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
dts q speciality. Go to Bauman's.
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No mother should b without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which curss Ill FEMALE DieEAeES
and makes all women happy.
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KNIGHTS OF THE ROAD

abandon sas s 5 nws snS
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new SPRING Goods IN NECKWEAR
ALL LATEST STYLES,
A IT Q l. A ~ E Y s.

4
Shiloh's Vitslizer 10 what you need for
oil symptoms OF dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. Sold by w. II. Patterson
q Co., Dallas.
No longer question OF opinion; We guar
sn'"e every box Of Acker's Dyspepsia Tab
Patterson q Co..
-.Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures con.
sumption. Sold by W. II. Patterson & Co.,
DALLAS.
The largest assortment OF type in the city
to select fiom ct the HEnALD Job Office.
-so~-
Fashionable novelties in fine Millinery
K. Ohestnuts on Elm street next to
ans.
Ladies' furnishing goods and bridal out
dts speciality. Go to Bsumans.
Cheap Fuel.
Coke reduced to $500 per ton. which Il
cheaper than wood or coal.
Use Acker's English Remedy for COD.
sumption. Sold By W. II. Patterson q %. |
Closing out ct and below cost 10 make
room for spring goods ct Humans.
~e~
shiloh's. Cure will Immediately relieve |
Group, Mhooping cough, and bronchitis |
Sold By W. H. Patterson a %.
Jerseys, Jerseys, e prices to suit, st Bau- |
mans.
Send or telephone your orders TO ~ |
g4if water pipes spd pumps TO A. No
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02
Whisky, Education ana Labor.

WAsHiNGToN, January lin plac'
ing Mr.. Wills, OF Kentucky, who Is
me champion OF the whisky interest IN
congress, at the head OF the committee
on education and labor, Speaker Car
isis proDaoiy intended 10 let that gen
tleman Try MIS- hand at harmonlzlng
whisky with education aud labor. MIR.
Wills represents the largest whisky
interest IN the country and is deeply in
earnest for the suspension OF the tax.
There is an idea abroad that whisky is
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02

Boston, Jan. 1.-The formal turning
over of the improved sewerage system
of Boston TO the city authorities to-day
was about az informal az the transfer
OF the War Department by General
Sherman to-day to his successor. The
City Committee on lnprovedSewerage,
accompanied by the Mayor-eIect, Gene
raj Martin, and two or three other gen
tlelnen, visited the pumping station on
Calf Pasture, where Alderman Shade,
who has been chairman Of this commit
tee for seven years, since the work was
first begun, started the immense engine.
A tug boat was taken for Moon Island
where the visitors had an opportunity
of seeing the sewerage of Boston dis.
charged into deep water. The intention
is to empty the sewers by the big pump
al ebb tide, which will require about an
hour. The strength of tie current at
that point, direc, TO the outer bay was
so great that it would have been: nearly
impossible 10 propel race boat across
the path of the sewer while it was in
motion from the reservoir.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02
Charged with Larceny.

About TIVE weeks since n barrel OF
-four was stolen from Buckingham <
Co., and circumstances seemed to point
TO man named Rash as the offender
The pulice were notified and have been
on the look ont for Rash ever since,
but were unable to come up with him
until last evening, when officers Nickrrs
ard Osborne learned that he was in the
vicinity Of Front and Market streets.
ana few minutes afterwards arrested
him. He walked along quietly between
the officers until they reached Fifth
and Market streets, when he made a
sudden bolt for liberty. Officer Vickers
started after him, but slipped and fell
and the fellow was finally captured hy
officer Osborne and lodged in the cells,
his hearing was postponed until TO-.
morrow morning, for the purpose Of
obtaining the attendance of witnesses.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02

"There are nearly g., 900, 25O, 900 in
vested In the dairying business in this
country" said an officer Of the Erie
Milk Producers Association yesterday.
+" That amount is almost double the
money invested in banking and COM
mercial industries. " Is estimated that
1t requires Is, 0O0, 900 cows to supply the
demand for milk and its products in
the United Statos. To feed these cows
60, 900, 900 acres of land are under cult
walton. The agricultural and dairy
machinery and implements in use are
worth over $500, 1000, 900. The men en-
ployed in the business number 100000
and the horses nearly 100000. The
cows and horses consume annually 80
900, 900 tons Of hay, nearly 9O,0OO,OO0
bushels of corn meal, about the same
amount of oatmeal, 270, 600, 900 bushels
of oats, 2, 600, 900 bushels of bran, and
sc, 200, 600 bushels of corn, to say moth
ing of the brewery grains and question
able feed of various kinds that is used
to great extent. 1t costs 800, 600, 900
to feed these cows and horses. Tho aver
age price paid to the laborers necessary
III tuC Odti buoiuCoo 40 PtOoODiy Wv -
month, amounting to sl6S, 100000 a
year.
"The average COW yields about $50
gallons of milk year, giving q total
product of 6,75O,OO0 gallons. Twelve
cents gallon is fair price to estimate
the value Of this milk at, total return
to the dairy farmer of 1910, 900.
Fifty per cent. of the milk is made into
cheese and butter. 1t takes twenty
seven pounds Of milk to make one
pound of butter, and about ten pounds
of milk to make one pound of cheese.
There is the same amount of nutrition
in three and one.balf pounds of beef.
A fat steer furnishes fifty per cent of
homeless beef, but it would require
about $4,000 900 steers, weighing 1900
pounds each, to produce the same
amount of nutrition as the annual
milk product does"
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02

There II no death An angel form,
| Walks DER the earth with silent tread
He bears our best loved thirPs assay,
And then We call them dead" -Ly'toh
We looked at her face on the pillow fA,r,
| And she seemed to be only sleeping there
A rcstful look, tu.h as peace only gives'
And evermore Clara In memory lives.
There's vacant place in the homes!est
| And shadows OF care on many brow
Afflicted brothers confined to their room
VIII think Of the one conveyed TO th'
tomb.
Father and mother will be grieying yet
There loved ono isgone, they cannot r.
get;
And the lone sister left will often wesp
As she THINKS Of her In her peaceful sleep
And We miss her here In the house Of prayer
Her II elOdious voice and thoughtful air
Modest and harmless she sat ~ her place,
While the soul stirring sobg lighted her
face.
punctuality was always her rule,
AT public worship, aud the Sabbath
School
", 10 haar, %, -. ,as,ar sys, g,isy.
~" '''' "e"'' VI '"e f''''' WV s'~'
But with Others she felt q want within
Twas the good spirit convincing OF sin
Eagerly she twined to her Sayiour's face,
And by tenltence sought his hardening
Pardon and peace she longed to obtain,
Nor did she seek the Saviour In vain
py I tat,h ,ha hiont ~ Sar he,rt wa ar.
piled.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02

Nathan Cole. jr., editor and proprie.
tor of the Northwest News Of Portland,
Ore, is at ST. Louis en- route TO Wash.
ington. He says the chief matter of in.
terest in that region since the comple.
ton OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
is the newly Undiscovered Couerdalene
gold-lnining district near Portland,
which has been pronounced by expert
enced miners the most promising mi.
ming field ever opened. It now shut
in by snow but several companies have
already been formed, and ov"rn tll1,s.
and men are on the spot waiting for
spring to open. 1t is estim. ted maj u.
midsummer 10000 prcspertors aud mi
ners will be in the field. The ,pepi.
mems of ore broughtout are eAceedlngiy
rich.
Daily Republican., 1884-01-02
THIRD EDITION.


TRENTON, January lat quarter
past eleven o'clock this morning the
heavy iron doors of the State Prison
opened and revealed in the corridor
within Ave queuless Cinnamon, whose
faces wore Q mingled expression Of fear
and pleasure. They were Sam Gee,
Moy Dock, MOy Wing, Moy Tom Leu
and Sam Wah, the only Cinnamon ever
sentenced to Jersey prison. A pardon
was granted them last night, after they
had served nearly five of their twelve
months term. They belonged at Pater-
sen, where they had atrociously assault
cd . fellow.Celestial for taking wash.
log at cut rates.
During Imprisonment they were
models Of industry, giving perfect
satisfaction to the overseers Of the laun-
dry department and becoming quite
popular. Their heaviest aff1iction was
the less Of their queus, which Keeper
Laverty had removed according TO the
rules. There was talk for time Of in
shutting suit for damages Oh the
ground that constitutional privilege
OF the Celestials had been infringed,
but proceedings were never begun.
Some time before the prisoners were
ready to leave this morning the reporter
was put in telephone communication
with Sam Gee, who talks fair English
and Is spokesman of the party. Sam
was in the prison Office and the reporter
three-quarters of mile away. 1t re-
quired some little time to instruct Sam
a. to the uses of the phone, hut once
taught he conversed intelligibly.
"Velly much gladee to get way flom
plison," he said ego back to Platson
and be good Chinamsn now. No more
fghtee. Washee, alice time. Moy Dock,
Moy Wing, Moy Tom Leu and Sam
Wah alice samee gladee. Good blye."
There was merry ring in the tones
which came over the wire. On leaving
the prison the Cinnamon were left to |
their own resources. Having been first
provided with fare to New York,
whittier they 60 for the present, they
walked in single file up the leading |
streets Of the city and attracted great
attention from the crowds, who recog-
nized the large SLOUGH hats, dark coats
and pants Of common material and
heavy shoes, all new, rs the dress of
released convicts.
Each Chinaman carried large aper
parcel under his arm, the most precious
contents of which were the shorn queus,
preserved for them, which they will
prald IN again with their hair when it
grows sufficiently long. The Celestials
were i'll at ease in their new clothes and
unaccustomed liberty, but their faces
seamed with Joy Notwithstanding. Sam
Gee is the youngest, being only nine.
teen. Moy Wing IL married, On the
way to the depot all made a call ON a
local laundryman, whose name, Sam
Wah, painted on the window, attracted
their notice.