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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-11
Grfdb0t.

Ser p9ln3eiger bes Wefens" in st.
2puis beri9tet:
@or fur3er 3eit erI9ien in ben bieii=
gen 3eitllngen fptpie in ben meiften
8ldttern in Sbio, Snoiana, Sllinois,
Soma &C. folgenbes Snierat:
8erlangt. 50 @Dpier, 50 slnitreiz
der, IS Maurer, Is Steinmeber, IS
3immerleute unb 250 getu6bnli9e Nr=
better unb Sanblanser. 2obn fir bic
9anbmerfer $4-5, fir Die 9lrbeiter
$2.5O-3.50 per Sag. 8oarb $4-5
bic Mo9e. Diefe Seute iperben fir
lteue 9tdbte 1ln6 Orti6aften in Seras
unb Stem Werifo berlangt. Dies lit fein
9umbug, ionoern Sbatla6e. S6idt
mms so Gents elm unb nit iibermitteln
gu6 einen Contract fit cine gauge Sais
ION, ben Sbr nur i'll unter5ei9nen
brau9t. 9enienigen, Die nlitelos linb,
freden mir Bic GiIenba6nfabrt bor.
gu abreiiiren: Sairb MlortOn 6
Co., Dallas, Seyas.
Ipr lnebrerem 3agen nun empfing
Mtappr gabeu bon Dallas mebrere
S6rei6en, in tpel9en ct I'm 9lusfunft
iiber bic genamnte Sirma eriu6t unb
slei95eitig auf Die Dorifebenbe Qn3eige
aufillerfiam getta9t tpurbe. St ilabm
nit benz poitnleifier @arrion &iids
lpra9e unb 6iefer tbeilte ibm bann aud
nit, baB Morton & 60. cine gan5
enorme ansabl BON Briefen meilt aug
Snbiana, SllinDis uno Wisconiin err
balten Daben. So eine bcrartige Girma
bur9aus ni6t befannt mar, f6loB man
glei9, baB bier elm fre6er 56uinbel
borliege, ano berbaftete Morton ant
anberen Sage, als er geraoe tpieber Die
fir ibn eingelaufene golf abbolen tpollte.
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MuerIet.

- Waan mill entoedt babet1, baB bel
Ierurtbellnng bes Maior Mafion 5'pei
8er6ifte abgegeben tpur0en. Das erfe
fon auf cine flirae @efdngniBbaft ges
lautet baben, obre @ntlaiiung aug Dem
Sienif; 6as sipeite berlangte Gafliruitg
unb rtebridbrise 3u6tbausbaft. pie
ssreu1be bes Wfaiors iin6 ianguinil6
genug baraufbin ieine Sreilailung in
9lusfi6t iiellem sll f0nnen.
= Gin beutf9er Mrbeiter 9tamens
gernbt ipurbe am Samifag Ibeno I'M
r@eiBen Glepbanten" bon benz @ambz
ler Som Green nit einent RebDlDerz
folben libel 3ugeri6tet. Na6 Der slufs
fai1ung unferes Sta6tratbes gebt es bic
polisei Ni6ts an, mas in ben Spiel
6blle.; gei6iebt.
= Sem arrangements Gonlite fir
6en bierten Sabresbal Ser u&elianee
Sire 60. Io. 1" IN SeguilL fagen
mir bierlnit beifen Oanf fir frcunbli9e
ginIabung. Ser Sal finbet am Sien<
flag ben 26. 6ebruar ifatt.
= Der Sriebensri6ter bes 5. pre-
cinets bon 8erar GountD fabte lit elmer
teinperenS n1uderii6en Nnluan0lung
ben Gnff6lub, 6as SonntagsgeieB
bur6sufiibrelt. st bat es aud tpirtE@
fertig gebradbt; bic lebten Sonrtage
tpur6ett i'm 5. Yreeiltet beilig gebalten.
= Ser Gefor6er battle es beute nit
80 @efebesiibertretern slt tbun. Die
BON inn aufgelegten Strafell beliefen
fi1 auf $145.
= 9ie Masco.s tperoen in ber &iir5e
cine 3bedtersprffeuung gum 8eHen Der
ct. M9arfs Stride beranitalten.
@erii6te iiber Griinbuug elmer
neuen 8anf fino; i'm l1mlauf. 9lu6
fpri6t man bon elmer Gabrif, bie in
Golge Der seudbrteu Gteuerfreibeit err
ri9tet tper0en lou.
Mlice 8irauo bat cine 59eis
oungsflage gegen 2ouis @irau0 einge=
reid]t, ipeil er fte berlaIlen bat.
9as Diftriftgeridt berbanoelt
cine Glage gegen 9enrD Oriefdl, Der
zines Moroberiu6s bef6ulbigt tpirb.
Srie6ensri1ter Mbam bat auf fei=
mem gibil=Dodet IS Gibilflagen. Die
8erbaublung ber neiiten TT auf ben 19.
b. so. angefebt tporbet.
= Die gonntp= =Gomtnilli traten
beute sutannen. QuBer Dem Nnb0ren
BON petitionen III =9lngelegenbe,=
ten ipurben feline Geibdfte bprgeaonl=
nlett.
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The Housewife.

Elm ciubeimif6es Sournal fir ben ame=
rifanif9en 9ausbalt, ipirb auf ein Sabr
frei an iebe Dame berfan6t, bic auf ein=
nal bic Nan1ei1 ullb 9tbreilen bon 10
berbeiratbeten9 9amen ober9 r9ausbdlterin=
nen nebit "a Gents in 2 Gent Sta,nps
fir pOrto eini6idt. gs 1T 6as bette
6antilienblatt lit ben Ser. Staaten,
unb biefe SFerte ipirb nur genla6t, um
Namen 5u erbalten, an ipel9e mir proz
benummern fenben f6nnen, benn mir
ipil1en, baB iebe Dame, Die The
Housewife" iiebt, barauf abonnirt.
Preis 81 bas Sar. Wtam ienbe beute,
um bic nd6fte Nummer 5ll erbalten.
NbreiIe:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. 7.
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Eeras.

Wdbrenb Der yia9t bon 9.
brannte bas WDbnbaus oes Serril Gel=
fenburg III 0aifrop rlieber.
sSn Der @egenb bon 8elton finb
ifarte &egeit gefallen.
= gfabe sadlonbille, atuan5ig Nfei=
len Dberbalb paleffine, ipurbe bic 2eiebe
eines yegers gefunbem Cine S1uBs
ipunoe i'm &DpT tuar bic urfad5e bes
SDbes. Ser 6tabtmaribal &anfin gab
ii9 alle erbenfli1e Miibe, Dem M6roer
ila95uipiiren. Da erbob elm Biirger,
Som 8or6ear, Mnflage gegen BEN Mfar-
fbal, baB bieier felbff ben Moro beganz
gen babe. Gantin tpGrbe berbaftet unb
Bic gorunteriu9ung ergab elm 70 ifar>
fes 3eugniB gegen ibn, bab er Dbne
8iirgi1aft in's @efdngniB tpanberte.
- Ser GrunbeigentbumssMgent S.
g. Ginbreb in @albcifon bat einen
Gelbmorbberfu6 unternommer. @r
i9oB fi1 auf bem bortiger1 Griebbofe
cine Gugel in ben Gopf. Sinansieae
S1tpieri9feiien beranlaBten ibn ba5u.
Gie Munbe lit inbeB nid)t abIplut t6otz
li9 unb Die &ugel ipurbe bereits ent=
fernt.
Ser Nieb3a6ter gel6er BON
Gainesville bat ber Wacp llniberlitdt
Elm Ge56enf bon $1,000 gema6t.
Wie poraus5uieben, bat ii1 bas
@erii6t iiber Bic beabii9tiste @ersiftung
Der So1ter bes @eb. Murpbb in Sort
@ortb ni1t beftdtigt. gs miro BON
bort bebauptet, baB Die gauge Sa1e
nidts mar als Senfations=Sai6erei.
= NsiB Marp MoB in Weilitar, cine
50idbrige Dame, bat 9elbifmorb be-
gangeti, inbem fie li9 nit einem 9anos
tu1 am Pfoifen ibres Bettes er1ing.
2angidbrige Granfbeit bat lie Su Der
Sbat getrieben.
- Sci &idapoo Springs fanb man
bic 2ei9e bes Merifaiters Sulio Orafio
Heben ieiner Wobaung. ST follte tpe=
gen grmorbung bes jungen Beans bers
baftet tperben, i9eint fi6 aber Sur gDebr
geiebt su baben tlno tunr6e babel ers
f@ofen.
- eSames Woore BON Gillespie
Gounip, Ser bor elmer WO6e San Mar=
COG berlieB, i'm mad San @ntonio Sll
reiIen, tpiro felt iener 3eit bermiBt.
- gb. garb in Mariball ipur0e
auf ben 9er6a9t bin berbaftet, bic polt
beftoblen gu baben.
- 0on Brownsville uiro beri6tet,
oab fiir3Ii9 ein Mann wdbrenb Der
Na1t iii Die Office Der Selepbons@oms
pagnie ienieits bes 9fio 8ranoe brad
un6 nmtli9e 75 Srdbte bur6l9nitt,
bic Brownsville nit benz re6ten Sit
@ranOeellfer Derbanben.
3n6pfe, 8eiabartitel fir 9amen
tleiber unb NdI6e. fOiDie filr Bett5eug
hiflin{f hei senntDuS.
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Daibien & grapes,
SO. 10, Dcuimes guilOins,

berfaufen nad)folaenbeS @runbeigentDunt:
10 Cots in 8lod 15, 13, 20, 28, "a nno Al /,
sipiIden 9adberrb- un6 MeSquitltrabe.
l2 2ots in 8lod 9, ,SiibIeite bon @oliaofrabe.
8 Cots an @oIiaOFrabe, aiuii9en @atcr> nno
Watagor6affrabe.
i cots in 8loa 81, edc eaftte unb 0iata-
gorbaftrabc.
l Got III 8lod So, Nusfitrabe.
20 Cots in 8lod 3, uno 10, eeisb. uno
Oebineitrabe.
Is Cots an Garionifrabc, spii9en Sadberrh.
unb @ineifrabc, fiiolid) bonn @onoerncment'
Depot. a.
SO Cots in glod /, 2 unO 3, Suboibiiion oes
OrieinallotS 8, fiiolid) bonn Commencement
50 Cots, 9ubOipifion bes OrioinallOts 7,
pineitraBe.
I cots in 8lod 80, Sibalso. unb Yccositrabe.
s Cots in 8lod 5, San Sabas unD Heeos>
iirabe.
I Cots in 8Iod 8, an Safionitrabe.
. Cots in 8lod IL, an 2eipiss uno @ypreBs
itrabe.
rellrabe.
3 Qots in @lod l9, %. 9allasltrabe.
Sin Saus unb Got an Solebabftrabe.
Gin Got, beftebenb aus sldern, Sub Slo.
reSitraBc.
2 Cots in gIod II, an Gspreb- unO MuOe,
riditrabe.
9ofs in 8lo& . unO 8, an SrentOn' uno
MaconitraBe.
10 eots in gIod u uno 20, gamOenitrase.
Got, Gde Solabo. nno Gan Gernanoo'
itra6e.
Saus uno Got an Wlain Abenue.
| Cine, ungcfdbr 800 s(der eatbaltenoe, &an6
om @on Antonioflub, $50 gdcr in eultnr uno
450 in Stature.
| gSir baben fcrner 2ono, gclegen am Gan
9lntonio, uno @teDmoaub, 2eona, Salabo uno
Wartines in 8erar County.
g8ir egamiuircn Gitel uno i4riftlid)e llsber,
traaunsen, ncbmcn 8ermeiiun9en bon gann
unb ltG6til@cn Cots Dor, Dermitteln bos Wtie'
tlcn bon SauIern uub stnleiben bon @clo gu
mdBi9en 8ebingunsen.
SEQ. 81. 9oIbieu, 8. g. GRAVES
offentlidcr Notar 8crmeHer
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Yreisertitdfsigun9 tn Der lleberfabri
rpn 8refttett ttfltil Gatt Qltttptttp.

Der ltntersei@nete if ermddtigt YaHase>
billets fit Sampfer bon 8remen mad Meip
gorf unb bon bort pet Giienbabn mad Gan Yin.
tonic su Oein 1reile bon $40 fiir erpadlene
Yerfonen aussuitelen. ainoer unter l2 Sabren
Sablen Die Salfte.
Die ganae 9feife bon 8remen mad Gan Gin,
nio fann III l6 gaeen suriidgele9t iueroen.
Gerner tonnen gifenbabnbillet8 bon ir9eno
einem Srte in Deuildlanb na9 8renlen gu be-
oeuteno ernieOristen Yreifen Bel benfelben &c.
ii9ert iuerben.
ea 8illstc fir erite unb 3iueite aaiiite-fO.
tuie fir SIN, unb &iidfabrt Sniammen-au er'
mdbisten Treiicn.
MabereS sn erfragcn BET
s. @rieienbed,
g1ent Der glorbScutitbsn 2lobb Sampfi6ifflinic.
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SpaB unb ganbp. - gs 1T
unntogli6, mebr SpaB an bieien LAM
gen Menben 81 baben, als beim Ganbpz
MAIDEN gu 9auie. Sbr f0nnt lernen,
@anbp aller Nrt gu MAIDEN, tuie ibn Die
befem Gon6itoren berlfeaen, aus benz
tpertbbDllen 8u6e: uHow to make
Candy. &ein 9aus fam obne bass
felbe fein. gBirb portofrei fir 80
Gents Gin / o6er 2 Gent Stamps) ber>
ian6t. Wfan a6reiiire:
The Housewife, &o9eiter, &c. q.
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ssa,,tes Wsartin.

Gu einem feinen ansus seb0rt bel 9amen,
Sdu6seus. 0aiielbs Dienf sur gerDonRanOi-
aune Ser soilette uno baber fOlte BEL anidaf>
funa oeTelben oieIelbe Yeinlidfeit obiualten,
nis Bel geFeauma eirles neuen sflcibungsifides.
Sanss @artin. gomnereefirabe,, reben stette's
apOt9ste, bat ablolat nur quite @aarea in lei,
aant ser bei Waartin fauft, ipirO IN jeOer
9iniidt sufrieOen iein, benn glles, ipaS er an
S9uben, Stiefelrl, Stiefeletten &c. an Sanb
bat, iit gut uno oauerHaft.
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Absolutely Pure.
WeiSiions>0arteit.

8ier., Bein, unb &eifaurationas g.
2ofal.
Dian finbet bier lfetS neben einein auSse3ei@>
neten @la8 8ier, Die beifen @bisfe1S ulb
2iauore, &beia> unb gildpcile, fainoien Hotbs
tpein auf Sis Dte &eftouration liefert Slide
auifern, Gefliisel, aue Jleiidiorten, Semitic
nnb falte Speifen. sllleS iit belifat subereitet
uno pirb fauber ferbirt. Ber fi6 nnb feiner
syonlilie einmal redt vbene" tbun mill, BET be-
sebe lidJ nod bem NiiiiioaS @arten gu
2ubipig W a bnde.
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Sn Der misunderstanding nno Bier
tutrtbfd]aft

9lo. 6 Olt 9oufor= StraBe
linb tets gu baben;
8dniebriiHe.
3riifelwiirfe.
gapia, Neunaugen.
6anlburger 9lal in Sauce.
59tpeiSer uno 2imburger Gdle.
Som Wafrelen, 6orellen.
Wtarinirte uno bolldubii0e Sdringe,
9tn9opit Salsfarbellen.
gtuiiiid)e 5arOinen.
@ntfn69erte S6meinefiiBc.
Gerdu6erte 3unge.
Sbort &ibs, Wiener Wilrli6en.
Srii9er Meerrettig.
St. &reti 9mer,
1,l,t30t Wtanager.
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9n6pfe, 8eiabartitel fir 9amen=
tieiber unb MdI6e. fOiDie fir Bettseug,
billigit bel sSamOus.
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Ser Na6ttpinb, Der iid iebt erbob,
5trid) nit leiIem Weben oarii6er bin;
Die See iDogte itdrfer, uno leiIe rattld)s
ten unb fliilterten bic @ellen an &lel
Des Gdiffes, bas iie biniibertru8 gu Der
beutI6en Giiife.
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@iner Sebefd,e mn @ooIe lsos

= GlHer SepeiWe DON Ga9Ie PaB
mad befinbet li6 Die Stabt in GROCER
Nufregung ii6er cine brobenbe merifaz
nif1e Snbalion. Sie Merifaner ber-
Iangen Die Nuslieferung zines getpiiien
Som 2adeD, Der ienieits bes &io
@ran6e elmer. Morb begangen bat unO
ipo(Ien oenfelben nit @etpalt DoleH.
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aaent Der gforbOeutf@.n alosO 0ampfI9ifflinic
National Republican., 1884-05-15
SIMPLY RARRARous.

A Chinese Orchestra Discourslng Musio
OF n Former Age and Heathen Gsaera-
tlon.
The monotonous rattle Of the washboard
and tho muilled humping Of ilatirons wer o
suspended for several hours yesterday after
noon in the laundry of Sam Lee, $50 Tenth
street northwest. Sam aud his two assist
ants, all full-Hedged Cinnamon, with long
pgtails down their backs, have recently
organized q Chinese orchestra, aud they were
rehearsiug when . REPUBLICAN, reporter en-
tered the room. Sam Lee and one Of his
washermen were playing the same kind of
instruments. They were made at Hong Kong,
and looked as though they might be
third cousins of the American banjo.
Tho Chinese cail them kayahrdis They
have very long necSs, fonr strings, and tam
BOURNE bodies smaller in proportion than
that of the banjo. The body is covered with
several wrappings of u peculiar kind of celes-
tial cloth. Tho third laundryman played u
demoraliIcd bow over a rickety old fiddle.
Sam led the orchestra by patting his right
foot on tho floor, bobbing his head up and
down, and blinking his almond.shaped eyes.
The combined noise of the three instruments
could certainly not bo construed
into music. Three small children
of mischicvous habits, left alone
in room with the Kayahrdi and fiddle, would
have been equally successful from a modern
musical standpoint. The Kayahrdi players
picked the strings in a trum-trum-trum man
ncr, aud in very slow measure, while the
tiddles scraped out series of ear distressing
and extremely dscordant sounds. The China
men appeared to appreciate their own efforts
however, because they played continuously
for hours, and grinned approvingly at each
other ut intervals.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
THE BREvtrY BASKET.
Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events Of Yesterday.

Filled with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events Of Yesterday.
A. jana has been reappoiuted a special
policeman.
Tho resignation Of Patrick Gates, of the
police force, has been accepted.
The receipts of the collector Of taxes syestor-
day was over $4,000, all on tho account of
the second half of tax due this month.
Company d, Capitol City Guards Capt w.
B. Gray, will give an exhibition drill this
evening in front of tho Arlington hotel.
A thief entered the printing office of ]. w.
Seaile, 200 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol hill,
yesterday and stole valuable cameo ring.
Thomas Birnev was yesterday excused for
the term as q juror in the circuit court, and
Charles Graf accepted as n petit juror in the
crimlnal court.
The case OF Louis Karcher, charged with
the murder Of John w. Grimes on the 26th of
March last, will be commenced in tho crimi.
nal court to-day.
The divorce suit brought by Amory Shat
tuck against Mary S. Shattuok was discon-
tinued yesterday, upon the complainant
paying costs and alimony to date of the dis
continuance.
Tho following trustees of the Riggs Fire
Insurance company, OF this city. were ro.
elected yesterday afternoon: H. w.
BoveridCo, L. S. Hutchinson, VIM. u. Nor
rison, n. w. Burchell, Thomas Hyde. John
Sherman, #. NJ. Hanson, John Jay Knox,
and WIN. S. Thompson.
Sparkling Water Division, Sons of Temper
nnce, of East Washington, has engaged odd
Fellows hall, where it will meet in the future
The first meeting in tho new quarters was
held on Tuesday evening Remarks were
made by Messrs. VIM. j. Webb, II. Beach. II.
w. Cole, T. T. Jones, James Davis, Mrs Mills,
and Mrs Sayre
National Republican., 1884-05-15
NferihGnn Hnl Luts.

Messrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers con-
tinued tho sale of lots on Meridian Hill
Wednesday afternoon, with tho following
result: Lot 0, block II, to A. II. Nixon for
13i cents per square foot. Lot s, same block,
to same purchaser, for 12i cents per square
foot. Lot i, block 1G, to NJ. NJ. Lewis for Is!
cents per square foot. Lot 23 block Il, to A.
+. Pardon for 81 cents per square foot. Lot
"a, same block, to F.W. Stone for st cents per
square foot.
This sale will be continued on Friday, May
16, 1884, at 1870 o'clock p. M, and parties who
wish to secure a desirable building lot,
as well rs those looking for good invest
ment, should take advantage of this opportu-
nifty. The property is sold with good title,
OF no sale,
National Republican., 1884-05-15
Parasols.

The "leadcrs" are Satin Coaching Parasols, in
every new color, improved shape, paragon frames,
and imported sticks. The price, $3.50, is Just 1Gc
cheaper than the cheapest Of other storcS and the
quality is considerably better. The new Shaded
SILK Parasols at 1886, sold by most stores at Sis5.
The :" leader" in Umbrellas is our Silk Sun I'm
brCa at S1G5 which is sold by the cheapest of our
competitors for $I.75. Our e8.inch silk Umbrella,
with paragon frames, at sios cannot be purchased
elsewhere under $3.50.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
THE Continental Guards.

Capt. Geo. f. Timms, the newly elected
commanding officer of the Washington Con-
tinentals, caused general order No, new
series) to be issued yesterday. 1t announces
that an adjourned and important business
meeting will be held on Friday evening" A
well attended battalion drill was held last
night. Capt Timms states that the corps
having been roorganized, it is the intention
of tho officers and men to settle down to
business in dead earnest.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
LIccnsed 10 Wed.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Cassus NJ. Upton, of Battle Creek,
Mich, and Carrie A. Blodget Of this city;
Samuel h. Wright, of st. Louis, NO, and
Mary f. Conway, of this city John johnson
and Lizzie Parker; Chas. j. Swit1er aud Eva
c. Dowd; p. C. Thompson and Annie john
son, both of Suitland, Nd; Samuel IL. Ramby
and Fannie Selby.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
A Few Bargains in Laces.

A three-inch Lace DIion Pattern only 10c per yard
A narrow width 10 match for SC per yard.
A four-inch all Silk Spanish Lace, three different
patterns, for 25cp per yard This lot is good value,
for 4Oc per yard.
100 different patterns of Cotton Laces, from DC to
lSc cperyard.
Oriental Lace from Sc to ST. per yard.
Poke Bonnet Tucks and Laces, elegant style, only
4Sc per yard.
Poke Bonnet all Embroidery, with Embroidery
Frill, only SIC.
An Irish Point Poke. with inserting to match large
size, only sl.o5.
1000 pairs IIsle Thread Jersey Gloves, for 25c,
every pair worth DOC.
Silk Jorseys 4Sc. Extra quality. 0Sc.
Job Lot Silk Mltts for 29c., good value at 75c.
200 dozen Children's Lace Collars, six different
patterns, for 26c
corsets4sc., 75c., 9sc 81 10, sl25. $780, s1.75 to
s5 piece.
one hundred other bargains marked in plain
figures on our counters.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
-
DeflmImg RnIirond Routes.

Senator ingalls, will eudeavorto have the bill
defining railway routes in this city amended
when it comes before the senate, as it does
not meet his approval. Tho Baltimore and
Ohio company is very anxious to got through
the city, and he sees no reason why they
should not be granted the privilege. 4
prominent citizen of South Washington
stated yesterday that the bill reported has
aroused n good deal of indignation in that
section, aud that efforts would be made to
have IL amended
National Republican., 1884-05-15
New buildings.

Building permits were issued yesterday to
Samuel Norment to build four brick dwell =
ings on the corner of Second and Canal streets
southwest to cost $4,000; w. j. Brown, to
mako repairs at 1919 Vermont avenue north
west To cost 300.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
The High School.

The Wednesday miscellaneous exercises at
the High school yesterday consisted of a re-
view of essays in the several historical Sec
,lous. TINS exercise il the eighth and last
of tho series for the current school year.
The essays OF this writing are above the
usual standard of excellence, the first year
class especially showing marked improve.
ment. The selected essays will form part
of tho exercises for Public Wednesday, p
which occurs this quarter on May 20.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
Cnnner for Twenty Years.

NIr W. II. Robson, Dayidsboro', Ca, writes,
under date Jan. g. 1854 " / mn getting ON nnely,
the ulcer is gradually healing / feel that swift s
specific Will cure the horrible cancer which has
been feeding on me for over 70 years.
Mr., o. q. Barron, Of Banning, Ga, writes
dated March 8, 1884: "The soreness has all gone
ont OF the Cancer, and my health has greatly Inn
proved l have taken six bottles OF Swin's spe-
eide for a Skin Cancer, which have had ioE
years"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
pnhtSAYIRR. RPEcIlIO Co, DTaMer4 y. Atlanta. Ga,
National Republican., 1884-05-15
BLANKETS TS-CHEAP.

Having cleared up the remaining stock of an Eastern mill
out of season. at very low prices offer exceptional bargains
Each Blanket being Handsomely Bound at Both Ends single
blanket thus serving useful purpose for Summer and the
prices are very nearly onehal their value $ S., So per
pair or Sngy Y2 $3.50 and s. each Blanket
he
National Republican., 1884-05-15
THE PALAIS ROYAL Headers"
Gloves.

The "lcaders" in above department are our csc
SILK MOusquetarc Gloves, also CSC SILK Mitts, both
ofwhich come in twenty-five different, cOlOrs, and
are soll elsewhere at CSC. Our e5c Mousquotairc
Lisle Gloves are usually rotailed nj SOC.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
Handkerchiefs.

Our "lcadcrs" arc our 25c Handkerchief. We
show them In finest shear linen, with colored hem.
hand embroidery, and for Gents we show them in
plain white or fancy coored borders in the Elc.
phant and other new styles. Above Handkcrchiefs
retail usually for 4Sc each.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
Inltctmcnta Returned.

The grand jury yesterday returned indict-
ments against the following parties; Francis
/. Monrotc alias Frank Monroto larceny
Thomas Holloway, larceny; James lawson,
forgery; William q. Nicholas and William NJ.
Robertson, libel,
National Republican., 1884-05-15
Anxious 40 Know.

Building Inspector Eutwsle has notified
Mr. II. A. Willard that before repairing tho
damage done TO Wizards hotel he should
like to make an examination, as several
changes in tho raeonstruction OF the building
NAV ha rpGuirnl
National Republican., 1884-05-15

we have had tho most 1atterng success. It has
been enlarged to double its former size. and the
sales have kept pace in proportion. Eisemau
Bros, corner Tth and L streets.
National Republican., 1884-05-15
$aoirs' G5uuos.
$abirs' GuuSs.
Bargain Week,
Bargain Week,
t-.a
Bargain Week.

10 pieces Swiss Embroidery, for dresses, only 16c
per yard. This lot worth 25c per yard
10 pieces Swiss Embroidery, for dresses only 25c
per yard This lot worth 36c per yard.
pieces Patterns for childr EMS Mother Hubbards,
only 0oc per yard, "a yard wide.
pieces Patterns for childrcns dresses "a yard, only
0Sc. This lot worth LOO per yard.
We Offer you this inducement for BARGAIN
WEEK ONLY.
Ten per cent. discount on Cambria Embroiderlcs.
Nainsook Embroidery In beautiful match patterns,
us low as lOc per yard.
Dotted Swiss, u yard wide, for Ladies' Dresses 21c
per yard. This is astartllng bargain.
90 different patterns of Irish Point Embroidery,
from 2Oc to ~ per yard.