The Evening critic., 1884-04-01
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OPENING
NEW DEPARTMENT.!
Black Goods
Black and White Goods !
White Goods
Having added Black Dress Goods Department
we will exhibit on THURSDAY, Sd of April, all
the Novelties in Black, Black and White and
white Dress Goods, as well as full lines ofthe fol-
lowing standard and wellh nown goods:
Black eros Grain sllks from the best looms.
Black Satin Luxor, RhadamoB, Surah Radzimlr
and Armurc silks.
Black Twistcd SILK Hernanies and Grenadines.
Black Brocade silks and Grenadines, new de-
signs.
Black Velvet Grenadines. choice Patterns
Black Crepe dc Chime, Canton Crepe.
Black LouIslne.
Black Surnh silk, Jersey weave. entirely new.
Black and White Figured Pongees Summer
Silks, In Stripes and checks.
Black and White Figured French Lawns, SRtines
and BAtstp.
Lupin's wel-known BLACK Goods, Cashmeres,
Drap dEte, Drap d'Alma, Henrietta Cloths,
Nuns Veilings, Carmelite, Albatross aud
Cortanld's Best English Grape, In folds and on
rolls.
Pure White Linen Lawns, india Linens, Persian
Lawns, Mnsan, Plain and checked Nalnsook,
Corded Pquen, Plain and Striped Victoria
Lawns, Dimlty and many other new aud de
slrablo Goods, selected with great care, and
will be offered nj low prices.
THE RULE OF THE MOB ENDED
And Comparative Quiet Restored In
the CITY of Cincinnati.

the City of Cincinnati.
Comparative quiet prevailed I'm Cincinnati
yesterday, and there was n noticeable reaction
In the popular feeling against the militia.
Preparations have been made to Withdraw the
military from the city.
Dispatches from Cincinnati, dated yesterday
DAT the jail and the city buildings every
thing Is in the most complete state Of defense
Across all the streets and alleys approaching
the former scene OF strife tho barricades have
been strengthened and reinforced. The COM
mandlng officers are sanguine In their OK
pressions as to no further fear OF an outbreak,
and the present appearance OF things seems
to Justify this view. The mob spirit seems on
tirely quelled, and those formerly imbued
with IT appear to stand In such wholesome
TO have had enough OF rushing Into the Jaws
OF death.
"The Thirteenth and Fourteenth Regiments,
under the command respectively OF Colonies
Picard and Freeman, from Hlllsboro and Co.
lumbua, seem to be considered the most trust
worthy, and ore still on duty guarding the
barricades, the main point OF all tho previous
attacks. The entire military force endure tho
unaccustomed hardship aud exposure in n
manner befltting old veterans. AT about 1
O'Clock this morning the Thirteenth Regiment
was ordered on march OF i've miles to guard
the powder magazine In the vicinity OF Avon
dale, but has since returned to the Jail. Other
detachments are now on duty at the magazine.
This afternoon the Seventeenth Regiment was
ordered to the jail to act as q relief for por-
LlOu Oh inc night 10 luO dDONo-HuIuGu TtHl-
mente, which have been so continuously on
Idle RumOrs.
at is the general opinion that there Will be
no further trouble, although reports OF meet
ings OF socallstic organizations and indigna.
ton meetings OF laboring mon to condemn the
action OF the militia, and rumors of dynamite
and nitro glycerine bombs to DO brought into
play arc rife, but In all probability these
stories are without foundation. II Is known
that the mob was without leaders and entirely
without organization. Tho threats OF ven
geance on the military, as report has 1t, are
directed particularly against tho two regl-
ments In charge OF the jail, but there Is no
well-grounded reason to believe that such
threats will DO carried into execution.
The Records Saved.
at has been learned that nearly the entire
set OF records Of the recorders ofllce, contain
ing records OF deeds and mortgages are, saved.
person familiar with the ofilce says that not
more than nifty volumes OF records are gone,
covering transactions of about three years,
OF about thirty years ago. 1t Is supposed that
the money in the treasury vaults and the
records in tho probate judges vaults are safe,
but the safes cannot yet BIO opened"