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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25
District Court.

District court convened on Tuesday
and opened with quite an array of legal
talent, to-wit: Kennedy, Jones, Qug-
ley, and Hand, Of Parker; Geo. W.
Sterling of Huron; Judge Carter, of
Canton.
MIR. Haines of the Citizens bank, Par
ker, and Charles III. Goddard of the Hur-
ley public schools, were admitted to
practice law by Judge Palmer er'''s-'-'''''''
After calling the grand jury and
giving them their charge and sending
them out for their deliberations, the
court adjourned for lunch, which was
bountifully supplied by John Murphy
and John Frederickson at the Post
office eating house in Postoflice block.
After lunch the docket was called
and there being no cases ready for n
jury, court adjourned to eight o'clock
Wednesday morning, and. retired to
the "tent on the beach of the classic
Swan Lake.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25
E. s. M,cook rosr. 40. 81. g. 4. r,

E.s. M'cooK POST, NO. 81, G. AR.
Commander, O. Noor
95enior 5 vice commander J. H. Wood
Chaplain. M. s Robins3n
Nm Nmmcer oi tne DAY, e. b. Harrigle
CSmSsI S VI the guard, l.. Clark
SuHiEe0n,. j, q. Brodie
nuIuHant. c. NJ. Pier
SuarterMaster, J. Murphy
SaEana auEaarnteIttnsistcr-sergeant, j. Leeper
ocrReaht-ma)or, ID. Dwyer ST
Meet first and third Saturday of each month
att p. m, in Aliens hail.
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Time
Table.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
ir,as;se,nger, no, - 500 p. m,
Hrcish', II 40 p. m.
GOING WEST.
passenger, No Il 9:1S II. m.
rreHht, 40 II :25 q. III.
Sioux City.
w. A. THRALI., Gen1 Ticket Agent
w. L. WoRrMAE. Agent
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of Lamson & Farnsworth is
dissolved by mutual consent. All ac-
counts must be settled Immediately
JOSEPH V. LAMSON.
JOHN III. FARNSwORTH.
Hurley, Oak. Sept. 1st, 1884.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25

We add new members most every day
to our Tycoon Tea club. Try it.
MANSFIELD s. ALLEN,
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25

Wanted Immediately 1899 pounds of
butter, for which the highest market
price Will be paid.
RoRTNSoN &, TpSS,,S
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25
notice.
Coal will be CASH at the yard of
JOSEPH V. LAlIsON.

Wanted.
TO trade for good secondhand, me-
dunn light harness. Call at
V INTON T. LOvIN's.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-09-25
-MA-CHINERY Y
One Hundred Case.

One Hundred Cases
OF boots and shoes at greatly reduced
prices. Look here:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ASSOCIATION.

49, NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The second -es-1lar meeting Of -he SECOND WORK
INGNEN'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION. for the pay
of dues and making advances viii he held Of the
hall corner Sth ard Z northwest on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, May I4th at $50 o'clock. 5000 may be OBJ
talnf ON sharr fUr payneut OF - monthly Sl1
per cent paid ON all inv,-tl uts.
SHARES ONE DOLLAR ZACH
This Association affords grand opportunity to per-
wishing to nome for small monthly pay
ment. and Is OF the best hansug institutions toI
Investor because mct yIs loaned only on the n Si
Of security. Constitutions. containing all information
will be given AMI subscriptions Of stock taken by tht
fOllOEsili-, cautl9uieu- -
.l.les E,c,ie <, Iresidnt. War department. 9-S
ri -. IL
Jc- l,ish O'Connor Vice FrssIent Grocer, CSC Sorl
Capitol st.
& H. Daiy. Treasurer O. Market Building
VII II Biynr. ADAMS ENpFe~s. i -. IT, w.
Dennis F0-arty, fxVT'ss. 1929 9th -. Il ".
John T. Fal!nN Adit Gems office 4S3 y st \. w
&. ". Bushnell, 40 llth ST n
Peter 1LtL!tucy. Contractor und Builder 242l Il.
Patrick arr III. V ar Dept. or Sub go 81 n. ".
Idwsr1 d. CoTcurSn. BHilder 1863 l. II. II. W.
Geo y. Moss. SulerIrtC nCent Adams EXPRESS.
Nm. l. ktllS Bindery, Cow Printing Oflice.
r GOetZlnyCr Merchant Taylor 1874 9Th street n.
David Eiari0n. Grocer. i10l y. }. avenue.
ElWarI German. Master Piumhe-. 124 Il 1t. n. e.
Hugh BruSTan corner s}d and s. W.
jos VI. Grady with A Sax 4 Co. ClOtEieTS.
Jno. NJ Buckley. Grocer. cor 2lst and VI.
Neal 4. Murray. 3ttCrnf t-L3w. 3l3 Az ST,
John 4. ynch, Secretary, 2004 9Th st. II. W.
aU2E-31 !nyitl4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fR osI BazsAR u a aH For
! ing MONDAY EVENING at O'Clock. See advertise
nent in Amusement column. It,
rSo NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION ON CAPI-
At The meeting held April lst the GERMAN AMER1
Can BUILDING Ass0CIATION, No. ), was organized
adopted. - '0ii' 'N"''s' = was
An article was incorporated allowing any person
without Payment Of back dies a. any 'iine
The first Payment Of dues and the election of officers
WI NH iaEe Iiare at meeting TO be held at Mthafts
LyENlNt Nay ist at 1850 o;cioek Oh lHo isDAf
hall At f9ctsTY oYk 'hd I'd rresrg P:o tenn will be at the
subscribe log stock before The op ming of the meeting
HfRY X K6i4MASS 1t S!$: Irlas,Ter PT9 tgm po tenn
apef-5t p FlEEBUCHEN. Secretary pro tenn
F@a NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
S3tfifriptloIi Books are OPEN for shares the
= sion.hly MI E; payments are 50 50 rer share
h5sHfs s5 Fsvsiis aPkL oi IS cfS 81 SAs:s sssa
Pamphlets eSplaning the ohiest os the Association
Subscriptions received S Gss 5y S' WI" De FURNISHED
r schs S1s SP Druggist ans lsth Sa ap sts
Ss0t f35 F,IeT Lear I'd Bnrean of EnsrsHng
T Pratt and LIE i,1 2lnSr and md DsRs sfs
famrebr@ VI 9arcr Office Pubic Printer r,
Frank G. Teller Nat ~ Met st Bank M
pr DE- Geo W Fisher. surgeon Generals Office.
Hon EflIs Solicitor Patents Sis ss Il S'
pr Ko9jnIon Robinson, Parker Co cothIers
D. Rittenhouse Teller and Notary Riggs & Co Bank
Jas Saville. Atty at Law sl2 It NV
4 Sh1s X WiaT5 Harm Evening ,s5, star 9 4fies
John Rerre Cor 10th st and Sf pa. ave. S
y = Price Druggist 42G 7th st
Luther NJ Cornwall Groceries 10Th st and Md av g. W.
nos l.. CropeY. 1863 NJ St GEORGETOWN
y. ID. Free. Bookstore 1343 St H. W.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Secretary,
- Office, 9l7 F ST. NV
Once hours $50 m. 20 4 80 pm. ap26-3t
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A Mothers Bloody Crime.

MI 1'-N He"UEHINU Hth TWO BABks, sHE CUTS Hkk
OWN THROAT.
EAsToN, Pa, April s6.-This morning Mrs Amelia
Barnet, the wife OF David Barnet OF Phil
llpsourg, New Jersey, locked the doors OF
her house. threw her sen, Willie, aged two wears
and six months, on the bed and cut his throat with
razor. She then seized her fiEe-monthsold child
ana served II In the same brutal way. She then
gave an alarm, and, as the neighbors rushed in
drew The razor across her own throat and threw
herself on the bed beside her children Willie the
elder boy, died in ten minutes The younger child
and the mother are both mortally wounded Mrs
Barnet Is now acting in such violent manner that
SIN men are required to hold her The Barnet FAM
lily came here from PittSburg, Pa. several months
ago, but since then the father has been unable 10
obtain employment
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A Charge Of Backing Policy.

The case OF E. P. Cross, Of Montgomery county,
Nd, who was arrested by Detective Block, OF this
city, and taken to Baltimore the charge OF back
ing policy has been set by Judge Norris OF the cir
Detective Block made complaint In Baltimore
against Cross and, warrant having been issued,
he was deputized by the u. s. marshal there to
serve the warrant, which was done, and the ques-
ton Of the validity Of the arrest VIII be argued at
the date above; District Attorney Sterling, OF
Baltimore, for the government and MeSsra A. B.
Williams, OF this city, and Frank White, of Balti-
more, for the defendant The question is regarded
as very important one, and excites much interest
In police circles.
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The greenback state convention at Lynn. Mass,
yesterday appointed and selected
district delegates. The platform endorsed the re-
cent decision OF the United States supreme Court
In regard to the power OF Congress TO make and
issue full legal tender paper money In time Of peace
mated for Congress yesterday by the republicans
The 1rst district republican convention OF Mime
sofa yesterday elected anti Blaine delegates
special dispatch from New York to the Balti-
more Sun states that the opposition to Arthur In
the Utica convention was composed OF two Distinct
controlled only 100 votes the other 40 antArthur
votes being controlled by Cornell and Platt
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THE FAILrRE OF THE PASSENGER POOL CONT
GOULD BEYER AND KEENE A SELLER Z

lhE FAILURE OF THE PASSENGER FOOL CONTRACT
GOULD BUYER AND KEESB A SELLER, ETC.
NEW YORK, April &c, Wall street, 1920 n m-Tne
failure OF the joint executive committee which met
at commissioner Fink's Office yesterday To agree
upon passenger pool contract Is regarded as likely
10 have an unfavorable influence upon the market
1he committee adjourned until May 1th IL is
stated that the Grand Trunk, West Shore and Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western decline 10 enter
the pool on the present allotment OF per centages
Ihe application OF the Baltimore and Ohio TO Com
missioner FINK TO permit IL further reduction In
eastpound freight rates alleging that other compa-
nes have been cutting rates, is used by the 'pears"
with effect.
The friends OF Mr. Gould report him buyer OF
his specialtfes yesterday. Keen is reported 10 be
large seller OF Reading.
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The Search for the Greely Party.
COMMANDER sCHLEYB INSTRUCTIONS TO LIEUT.

The instructions In full given by Commander
Schley to Lieut.. Emory have been published. The
Bear is to proceed as quickly as possible to st.
Johns, where short stay win be made to coal and
receive an outfit of dogs and certain stores Inqui
tion northward The ship is then to 60 to Godhaven
and thence to Uperaayik, where the Thets is to be
awaited unless Information Is received that Lieut.
Greely has come as far south as Ltteton Island in
which case Lieut. Emory u to use his judgment I'm
pushing forward at once to his rescue. But only
extraordinary circumstances are to justify him In
going into Smith sound until another vessel OF the
expedition arrives at Lfttleton Island. Lieut. Emory
is then given various directions regarding polar
navigation, and In the line OF maintaining dscip-
line and health aboard ship.
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The Motion for a New Trial Overruled.
THE OATH OF HEBREW OF THE REFORMED FAITH
JUDGE wYLIE PASSES sENTENCE-PR1CE DOES NOT
WANT CROWD AT THE HANGING
A motion for new trial in the case of Edward
Br1ce, cOlOred, convicted the 9TH instant of the
murder OF Peter Washington, at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot, February 18th last, was heard by
Judge Wylie. The motion made by Mr.. E. p.
Phelps, Brice's counsel is based on the fact that
w. NJ. Frank, one OF the Jurors who is a Hebrew,
was sworn upon the Christian Bible, and not upon
the Five Books OF Moses
Mr.. FRANKS AFFIDAVIT.
Mr.. Taggart, for the government, read an af1-
Hebrew faith, and the tenets Of that denOmina-
tiOn regarded an oath with uncovered head and on
the whole Bible as binding, and that since that time
he had seen two such oaths administered In this
court.
The court said that he would not grant the
motion, even were Mr.. Frank an orthodox Jew, for
the objection SHOULD have been raised at the
time. The affidavit met the objection, and the
motion for new trial was 0venuled
Mr.. Phelps asked for q suspension OF the sentence
The court declined tn do thH saying that the
prisoner was entitled to an appear he desired to
take one.
THE PRISONER SENTENCED
Brice was told to stand up, and, stating that he
hdu AosAAAS W say -ilo COuAp PAoSuS~ " PoSo
sentence, stating to him that his own conscience
told him Of his guilt, and advising him to place
himself In the hands of his spiritual adviser fer
preparation for the change which is to come from
this world to the next The sentence was, that the
prisoner be taken to jail, and there kept In conne
ment TIL the first Friday succeeding the close OF
the General Term OF the Court, and be then taken
to the place prepared for his execution within the
walls OF the JAIL and between the hours OF and 10
a.. m be hung by the neck until dead, "and may
God have mercy on your soui,a
WHY AN EARLY HOUR WAS FIXED.
Mr.. Taggart said the usual hour was between IL
and 2
"Yes," said the court, "bat DO not propose to
give all the morning for . crowd to gather at the
jail"
Brice showed no emotion whatever.
PLEAS OF NOT GUILTY.-The following arrafgn-
ments took place In the Criminal Court this morn
ing, and they pleaded not guilty: Grant Thomas,
assault with intent to commit rape on Martha N.
Diggs; Edward Dickson, afias Chicken Dickson,
honsebleaking In the night; ysmes Campbell. 90;
Calvin Davis, do, two cases; Walter Turner, house
breaking; Anthony MQntrop, receiving stolen
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RANGE o. THE 1HIKA0MRTRK-Tho following
were the readings at the 01ce Of the chief signal
ofhcef 70 tOdAy*-7A m, 81; II am. 654 PM. 69h
Maximum, ~; minimum, 4&1.
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FRANK JAMES DECLARED "NoT GUILTY. rLThe
trial OF Frank James at Huntsville, Ala, for par
ticipating In the Muscle Shoals robbery in 1881
suited In verdict OF mot guilty." James was i'm
medatey arrested by the sheriff Of Cooper county,
Mo-. with O reQuiSifion from Gov. Crittenden On
q charge OF participating In the ottervii.c train
robbery.
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Failures on the Pacific side.

SAN Francisco, CAL, April 26.-Hecht & Bar
clay, commission merchants. failed yesterday
Their liabilities are 100000, and their nominal as
sets sl5O,OO0. Donohue, Kelly & Co. bankers, and
the Pacific Bank here are special creditors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-26

LIEUT.. VIM McLTTTLE, OF the navy, will be Or
dered before the retiring board in few days.
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A New Railroad in Virginia.

PETERSBURG. VA, April 26.-The Petersburg and
Chesterfield railroad company are having a route
surveyed Tor a new road, 10 run from this city 10
Exeter Mills, Chesterfield county, which viii cost
when completed $l5OOO0
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General Foreign New. by Cab,e.

NTRIGrEs OF ZEBHER PssHA
, LONDON, April 2o.-The Cairo correspondent OF
tne Times telegraphs 10 his paper as follows IAN
ELslsl oHcer or great experience in the Soudan,
anu Irlend or Gen Gordon, assures me that he
possesses abundant proof that Zehher Pasha is in
trlguing In the Soudan and that he is responsihls
ioI M lhe recent uprising north OF KhanouIn" The
Ifa.S recommends Immediate inquiry into this
matter. ~ -
THE POLICE IN IRELAND ACTIVE
DUBLIN, April 26.-Cnusual activity has been DIS
Paseu 10y ue pouce OF late II Is believed that the
soNShnleht mas received Information which rem
derNt eXpedient TO be keenly alert
FIRE IN LONDON
=, LONDON; April s6.-The extensive premises az
william Whitley. general dealer in goods of every
description. IN WeStbOurne Grove London are now
q 4 n.y. burning. The fire was gotten under con-
trol after one building had been dcst royrd AMI four
oIherS more or less Injured. The damage Will
amount 10 $4,000 pounds.
THE foLAR CONFERENCE AT yIrSN,
VIENNA, April 26-Ihe polar conference has ter
minated It's laborS Lieut. Ray, OF the United
States, and other delegates we've presented 10 the
emperor.
DAILY. THE ALLEGED DySAyrTER.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.-JOhn DAILY the suspected
uSnamter, who has been in Jail here the past two
weeks awaiting trial Was brought into court this
morning. The public prosecutor applied for the
removal or the prisoner 10 Brkenhead where tie
arrest was made. This application was granted Low
requested. The evidence against him win be SUP
mitted TO the court at Birkenhead.
THE CONFERENCE on TIE EGYPTIAN orEsTrox
PARIS, April 26-The RepueliQae FrdHrsJtS4 saws
that at the proposed conference OF the bowers CON
cernlng Egypt the whole Egyptian question, not
simply the financial situation, VIII be dc fGJto sub
mitted 10 the arbitration OF the powers
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TIE MAIL MESSENGER SERvICE.-The following
named persons have been designated as mail mes
sengers by the Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral: Francis r Haughey, WOOdensburgh, Balti-
more county. Nd, to Baltimore and Hanover r. r.
station; John SLOW, Berryville, Clarke county, Va,
to Shenandoah Valley r. r. station: Robert L. Du-
aney, The Plains, Fauquer county, Va, to Virginia
Midland x. K. station.
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Sentenced TO he Hauued

SANDWICH, ONT. April 26.-Luke Phipps, CHARGED
with shooting his wife on ferry boat on the 10Th
OF last August, was found guilty OF wilful murder
today and sentenced TO be hanged on the 18th OF
June.
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Telecrauhic Rriefs

The fire In Bangor. Maine, last night, burned the
storehouSes In the rear OF r. b. DunningS, Whitney
Cameron's and Edward Z. Kick & Co.'S seores
Loss about $4,000.
Thomas Gaf, aged a years, OF Aurora Ind, one
OF the largest disilers In the country died of apo-
plexy In Cincinnati. o., yesterday evening.
AT Paducah. KY, Fariey's stave factory was
burned this morning. Loss sl2 600
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Gossip i'm Wall Street.

FHtENlA, ARIz., April 26.-The republican con-
Vention yesterday appointed delegates TO the Chi.
cago convention, and Instructed them Tor Blaine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-26

SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Ex-Senator sharon left
Tucson for Washington yesterday.
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CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION for employees OF
the signal service bureau and the Treasury depart
ment was conducted yesterday In the post office
building at New York. There were twenty-three
applicantSthree for the signal service bureau and
twenty for the Treasury department. OF the lat
ter ten were ladies.
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kilograms to The Star.
BLAINE DELEGATES FROM ARIZONA.
DAILY, THE ALLEGED DrNAaITER-.
MOTHERS TERRIBLE CRIME.

THE CONFERENCE ON EGYPTIAN AFFAIRS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-26

TIE q. g. 8. RlcBxoND arrived at Batavia on the
25th instant
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THE DETECTIVE CASES.
Proceedings i'm the Criminal Court.

MILLER AND M'ELFKEs9 ARRAIGNED AND PLEAD NOT
GUILTY; THEIR TRIAL SET FOR JUNE 9TH cAsKs
AGAINST "LITTLE HORACE MOL PRoSsEp.
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BBB U u NM I'M ~ cSSSo
EHE q = { ! y III NNM \ sssss
BIB a Gu M II eSS3o
NJ AuNorH ESTABLISHMENT,
SIC SEEENTH STREET y. W.
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
sEAsoNABLE GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES

sEASONABLE GOODS AT SPECIAL PRICES
An-wool Blcck Bunting special price. aOc
All wool Black Nuns Yelling special p1ice 25r
A. inch All wool Black Nuns Yelling good value tor
Csc. ct ste
Lupins "A MI-wocl Lace Bunting good value for 81,
at
HANDSOME effects in Black and White Piads good value
Black Broeadcd Bunting. good value for ioc at DC
AL col rs Eocehlins Frerch plain shades)
Lace Buntngs in Light Blue, Iis AID Black Sc inches
handsome lire in Wool Check Dress Goods ct CSC.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
We of.r ;he hes. value ef 81 and sle5 Black sk in
the city
Ponson's High Life" Black Six from sl25 TO s. 20
Fly Tye ricsss Ansllk Blaek Eladarne good value at
Five pieces llsilk Beck Mervilleu1 good value at
81 25. for 81 per yard
Light Blue, Pink. Crcam. Garnet Cardinal. Ecru.
BAU1I's. 4l6 9Th street.
HANDKERCH1LF DEPARTMENT
We have OF: ned 20 styI,s Of Hardkerch:efs, at
128c.. worth Isc.
We are making special oeri,c IF Jersey which we
plIe CurSif on al guarantee u the lest IN the con
Try rttUnt The mo1,y. We cGer you Jersey made
a. Wei ANY, in @ll the shades, with
slLk, ard the quality he So jersey and
We stk only
ONE DOLLAR AND rIFTY CENTS
We call ycr attention o,.r inrlense stock nov for
tae I t!uiGr"n's White Suit. Aarsrles Lawn and
otis; materials. We have paid Cal attention o!r
This years May Festival suits and show novelties rot
to be toEnd clsewhere.
FOR SI%TY-FIVE CTNTS
We Cher Ene OF Glighsn Dressss IL 2 g. and years
we'll made, and new styles.
We receive goods daily. and continuously Offer
tbs teet goods at Popular prices IL ali oar DIE rem
Departments We have sptc!a.tics
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SATCRTLS- SATC}IFIS
Our Trunk Department g now ready and we VIII
save money if ycU call and cur stocI We Lave
good sizes of Packing Trunks frvnI
ONE DOLLAR UP
EcsaI: 2inc lined Trunks It low prices
SPECIAL. SPECIAL
Never Before have Ea the oYror:unity 10 oFer 10
PATRONS such Bargain the following 200
pieces Pine Swiss EnbroidcriCs, about to inches
wide very choice anil fine work worth f-cm 3s TO co
yard at the exceedingly low Irice OF % cents
yard.
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BISHOP HUSTINGTOS's LETTER.

SYRACUSE. y. Y. March &c 1884
This Il3y certify that having had considerable
sIUId with tho revernsd editor of THE Church Cy
clUTasia" etc. during hl- preparation of tat
tersiyc work. end having become acquainted with its
scope and character cordially commend abound
ing very useful and important information reduced
to COnIact aIri Convenient form The list of writers
speaks for i;s-lf-
The ncy of the Rev Mr. Parnel for the sale of the
volume my diocese has IIiy approval
F. u. HUNTINGTON.
RisLaD 0r SSIr JorE
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INDICTMENTS REPoRTED To-DAY-The grand jury
to-day reported Indictments against Calvin DAVIS,
for housebreaking In the night, Qwo cases; sam
uel s. Bond, rape on Mrs Louisa Karr: Ahraham
Page, second offense petit larceny; Edward @.
jackson, housebreaking in the night
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S461 81; customs, s419 432.70
DELIRIUM TREAENs.-A naval officer OF promi
nence was sent to st. Elizabeth insane asylum a
few days ago, suffering from a severe attack OF
delirium tremens. A court martial will probably
follow his recovery.
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THE q. 8. TRAINING SHIP JAMESTOWN arrived at
BasseteTe, St Christopher, April 9Th, having left
Pt. Pitre, GuadelOupe, March 25th. The health
of the officers and crew good. She proposed to
leave April 23d for a cruise In the Trades, and
thence to st. Thomas
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Washington News and Gossip,

There are 22O new advertisements in THE STAR
today.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Now READY.
HE CHURCH CYCLOPEDIA.

We invite attention the following letters addressed
TO our General Agent for the Doceses Of Western New
York and Central New Yo-k:
BISHOP COXE'S LETTER
BUFFALO, y. Y, March II, 1884
IL Is Important that al least, every who desires
be weinfOrned on the rats cords Histories char
acters continually talked about in tho society of nte-
gent members rf the Church should have The Church
CyclOI aetiia" in their houses.
Children and youth constantly inIuiring to
such matters and ought to be answered By parents and
sponsoTs
The pulpit often excites interest In many mat
tiers which deserve to be read up at home think the
work most useful. therefore and which ought to be
valued far by Ond tn prize OF it.
When think of the money wasted on trifes. which
mIEht otherwise give every fam;iS diocese well
selected library, MY heart sinks within me-
A. CLEVELAND COKE.
Bishop OT Heste"H Net. York