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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30
A RVS. vyED.: GARFIELD

T cnsvic'i,, If Flu 'oer Claw
scni,S,lt Ia e Of hi.an, sen1s
the e.lse IF a b " W d into that
grand f'aud If the Ga tn. the Nor
m1r Church. Il Is matt'r #
SON. nj T. t, n tat this cnnvic-
ton rss cured BY Mrssrs Dickson
and vain. two Nnvada att,rm v
I, t. f st tai John Taylor. Pro-
itlnn. e t,a clur.h and John Q
Cam the Con re .nan from,
Ut,h with a number Of other Pc
lvgt.n,ls lights to,k the witness
stand. and in the defense Of Claw
son swnre to a mass Of perjury the
shame If which in civilized ccun
tries, would make cast iron lamn
lust crawl under the sidewalk. In
the ) c IA tria' the second wife =
Claw,,l waS 'Crrd ard when
placed upon the stand refused y
be sworn. Twenty-four hours in
Jail. however for c,ntempt and she
admit that she ha be-, mar
riei to Ciawson. Th- jury found Il
ver,lict Of guilty and now t, pros
&C ,tipn shpald keep rp the good
f.ht and land Taylor. Cannon and
the rest IN tie penit", tiary for per
jury. The officers Of the law are
on the right track. and evidently
beyond Il e reach Of Nor non infu
enca an it really begins look as
if the .excd Mormon one ito" was
approaching a solution. To tie
Salt Lake Tribune l.clni.rs the
credit ef fighting rolvra'nv FIR
years a, { in thlsrrsa' Y c'cr,- o. II c
law. It's lNrii.:.rs met ice
that II CIR reward is a baud.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30

Mr.. George Tick o. Curtis con
tril fcs to- the Move her Century
a Pc ~ "Hcw SiaI w L CT
Oar President?"
There may be :. me way as
outli, cd By Curt b here in
Orms',y we propose tn elec him
by getting up early n he morning
and working for hin . da.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30

Frel Turner Re .sb con nomiree
for +. order, =
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30

For Cou.t, !. eco 4e. vi Ormsby
Edmund james.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-10-30

E. 8. RAIL,
Opposite state Capitol.
CAR son. 49,. .NEH ADA
(MP,i.rnR. Wholesale AMI
RETAIL DEALER IN
GENERAL HARDWl ARE.
iron. ~tecl. Goa: i.;ope
.ricuitural Implements.
s'.c.s IA Extras.
stoves. Ranges. Tinwnre. Etc.
bHoJES. VI 1HNO"S ava hbshsthS,
EaiatS. Oils. Brushes. GLASS
and Crockery Ware
TERRA Gotta PIPE.
Fancy GLASS;. Chiaa and Maio:ica
silver Plated Ware. Oil
Paintings and Panel
Pictures.
!:as Pipe and Gas Fixtures. Gar
don Hose and Pumps, Wood
aud willow W..:. sssrd
Cages. Guas. Pistols.
\ n, m ni ian.
Cutlery. Etc.
HOUSE EuleNISsIIxG GOODS
Granite. Iron vynrc.
NJ. nufac,u-.- If
Tin, Copper and sJieetiron Ware.
Tin work, Plum: hing, Gas and Water
Pipe E,tt,nx dome b competent and ex.
periencei work men.
art.cuiar al entiOn given q general
anil special Orders. Will attend to
bu, ing and filling orders ut y small
con- m ssi.n
FL mi examine xnOds and prices be-
fOse ri CHI sing .lsewhere.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-24

ty, commented upon as such on both
sides of the seas, and which President
Garfield Ia his speech IN Congress
March 6, 1878, in reply to Kelley,
pronounced as surprising all former
years in promotion of general welfare,
to which l refer my reader, as | have
not space tor any of 1t, as these
facts, eau Is and effects, stand forth,
50 the pages oT the history of poiiuN
tIcians and administrations now utlug
written Nv the policlrs they advocate
will he bright or dark IL tney endorse
or oppose measures that tend to reg
ulate inequalities, to dispense Jeneulc.
lions to all and privileges To none, to
open ny removing legislative ohstruc'
IOns the greatest uumoer Ga employ
me Is aud markets pusslule. Nou2tl.
tuition grants that Congress shAil nave
power to levy duties tor necessary eN~
| penses of government, nut not 70 1a-
vance pc soual interests uy partial
legislation. The spirit of'tne cUnsu-
tuition then is that revenue for the
government should he raised as much
Is possible upon articles that would
not thereby produce protection, ami
+ there Is not enough Of such articles
% produce enough revenue for goV>
ernment with attending accumpanl-
mtnts, then its thus Gar and no tar~
Ihpr has haan rp.rhpd For if con.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-24
IhAN EXCHANGE
SATURDAY. MAY "a. 1884.
LABOR VERSUS TARIFF.

Jntranmeled enlarged employment
time lahorers, capital, is the rich.
IS of wealth. 1t is alleged that
kit,l is timid, and that change Of
icy would desturb business. How
that? We thought the most intelli>
ot manufacturers were complaining
at this capital had heen too bold in
,kmg investments in manufacturing,
d ihat in consequence of this, man~
acturing has been overdone, home
lrkets Over.stockel, fires put out,
d thousands turned out Of employ.
ent to suffer. According to their
m admissions, then, little timidity
ould be timely aud wholesome and
would seem that this might please
en- Not so. Infatuation "rnIes
hour" "Whom the Gods would
stroy they first make mad We
ngratulaJe ourselves that we can
IN about from this kling-klar
out moneyed capital and have the
iviIege of rising to higher ground,
pointing the country to Il higher
.pilal that oversha lows in impor.
nee all others, in that It produces
! our wealth, for it all comes out Of
e ground, Moneyed capital, though
really produces nothing, is Il great
BOD when propsrl y directed, but
hen by its power, 1t corrupts legisla-
ons causing government to stoop TO
lter the ring Co champion the cause
; personal iuterest,it becomes a curse
any people. What about this high.
'laborera' capital? Time is their cap
al, and Oft their ali, upon empioy>
lenG Of which depends the support
, their helpless families and the real
rogress of the c6uatry. Is not TIL,
le laborers' capital and its employ
lent the Aatiou's wealth, think you.
timid amid these repeated
nj wide spread elements from en-
loyments to which they aud their
,milies LOOK for daily bread? Hear
e any response to the cry for relief
nat comes from the depths of these
iscomhtures? When au attempt Is
r-de to Introduce legislation Jhat
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-24

Cumscrihed could IN time hrcuuie on
ly proitless and its destiny sealed
We apply this to protection, rs we
think in several particulars they are
analogous. Tariff taxation was in
troduced into American colonies Ivy
English Governmental 1864 by levy
ing duties as taxes un cpifee, pmentp,
French and East india goods aud
iron. In 1867 taxes were increased
ny levylng duties uu tea, paints, pa
per, glass and lead. We thus see
with what little propriety protection,
largely the makeup Of the Had of
the Impressions OF the American
Colonies under the English Govern,
ment, is styled the American system.
Protection was introduced by English
Government to Cypress American
colonies. Has it changed lbs spots
that it can he other now than OPP,
preston? Protection was Introduced
INTO the United States in 1888 by
Congress, levying duty of eight and
one~haif per ceut. Oil imports, thought
TO he sufficient to protect and give II
start to infant manufactures. Time
rolled ON, duties have been raised far
above that asked when IN their real
infancy, and now century old and
none the less Il baby for all that.
This protection, instituted to project
It's home market, ads certainly filled
Its tuissinu Inis inprtu4 GIVEN fn
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-24

Fors D L. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

Sergeant Bates has found friend In need In the
shape Of an admrer, who has Just left him a legacy
or $4,000 The sergeant did not find showing the
nag" paying business, and has lately been I'm ex-
IRENE want, so that this streak Of fortune comes
In good time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
FoR REoErr1oss AND PARTIES.

SEATON PERRY
fsUCcESsOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
ELEGANT WHITE AND BLACK BEADED SATIN
wHITE FRISE AND CoL.ORED Two-ToNE FRO
CADEE VELVET AND SATIN ID tESS- FRONTS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PLAIN AND BRO
CADED SILKS. SATIN DUCHESSE, kHADAMES
AND SUkAHS. IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL
SHAbts E0k STREET. RECEPTION AND
NEW Sill GAUZES AND ILLUSIONS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BLACK AND COL
ORED LYONS ALI. SILK yEI,yETS
6oINCHES WIDE BLACK SILK AND WOOL SICI-
IIESNR FOR CIRCULARS
70 ANb So-lSCHES WIDE SILK SEAL. Pushes
FOkIADIEs sACQUEj, FROM $3.50 TO sic PER
PfRiNoTs CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES On PARIS AND
BERLIN WRAPS. JACkETs.NEw MARKETS AND
IRISH AID GERMAN LINEN pANAsK TABLE
q CTHS ALL WIDTHS AND II MOTHS
FANCY LINN pAMASK FRINGED LUNCH
CLOTHS. WITH DOyLfYS TO MATCH
50 WIDE CANTON FLANNkL FOR TABLE COVER
NOVELTIES IN HUcK AND DAMAsK TOWELS
kF SPECIAL. APARTMENT FOk DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT
~ CHOICE. GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COB =
sEAToN PERRY. Praax BUILDING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

CLOSING Our Srock.
PRIOR TO MOVING tMARCH lsr1
WE WILL
SELL OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST FOR CASH
THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
Consisting of all the desirable Roods be found
in Q 6rst-class Dry Goods House.
This In the for housekeepers to furnish their
houses with SHEETIN0. TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS.
COMFORTS, BLANKETS, &C.. end will find II TO their
advantage to examine our stock before buying else
where.
J. A. LUTTRELL CO.,
d19 GIT Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

Gov Clevelands letter on the civil service has made
such good impression that he Will see the i'm
portance of living up to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

The reduplicating faculty OF relics is notorious
Plymouth Rock, If collected, would tower like
Tenerine. while the Charter Oak would exceed the
giant trees OF Calavefas- And now the Washington
monument has begun TO grow and wax mighty,
and as the quarry whence the marble was taken is
said TO be large IL is fair to assume that perma-
nent and lucrative trade is assured In 'relics from
the capstone Of the monument" pictorial and
Otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

Mr.. Capper-Dickens, what a namei-who re-
Gently spent two weeks IN this country, has given
reporter most melancholy account OF It. He
thinks America, on the whole. abominable. Our
cars ara awkward and filthy, Broadway is over
estimated, we beat Cologne In bed smells, our
boosted personal liberty is q mockery, and we
ourselves are " among the most miserable, discon
tented, restless, uneasy creatures in the world
This is very sad, and such criticisms should keep
US humble. They should certainly make US more
careful IN passing summary judgment Oh other
nations we may ourselves see on flying visit.
Nothing Is more ridiculous, as a general rule,
than travellers letters The visitor notices few
Of the more vexaions items OF trivial life In sea-
ports, a few oddities In costumes, conveyance and
personal habits, and then, with an air OF onnis-
cience. sits down, generally in home-sick frame
OF mind, to pass cenSorous judgment on a whole
country. There are very many str. Cappers in the
world. and they form very absurd and q very dis
agreeable class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

Frank Hurd has decided TO contest the recent
election In his district the ground that his
cessfu rival was never naturalized and that frauds
were pEacticed at the polls Mt Hurd seems to
object 70 free trade in votes and favors, Also the
Protection Of American politicians against foreign
competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

We writefhe name OF our Old friend 1884 for the
4ast time with honest regret and kindly feeling,
though he had bis faults, and In some respects
disappointed expectation We trust our young
friend at the door will emulate his predecessors
virtues snd avoid bis errors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

The Bartholdi committee have squeezed out
$4,000 as Christmas present towards the fund for
The PEDESTAL and work will proceed therefore, until
this amount Is put into stone and mortar. only
ei35 600 now remains to be raised, and the commit
tee hope that 100000 Of this sum viii be granted
by Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

LADIES Corn.
"a INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL.
6 CENTa
Canton flsnnela 81 cts. 81 cts. 9 cts. and locts
1914 Sheet!ne Cotton, best make. ~ cts
New Plaid Dress Goods, Is cts.
Trtco Orees Goods. eli coioeA 193< eta
An-wool Flannel suiting, Is eta
Black Carhms reE, - centA
Colored Cashuerea, % ceaitA
White Wool flsnnels, II eta, 30cta, 2ctA
All wool Red Twill Flannel, 10 cts.
Cloth for Boys wear 25 eta. 80 cts, 81 cts.
Nedicated Rcd Twill flannel, 81 cts.
Ladies' Trtcot Cloth, 81 inches wide. 90 c1a
Chtldrons Regular MADE Hose Is cts.
Ladies, Solid Color BAlbri8gan Hose u cts.
Heumed HspdkeychefA 6 eta
LAdieas Eng1fGh Walking COAta n6.0Q oa0Q 4I.0Q
$780, $500 ol0.OO.
Colorcd SAX Velvets. all colors al.26
BrCsade SILK Yelvetz all colors tl.2A
Bed comiosts. e css, 5iJ, liza Il IS alsa
Wool Blankets Der pair. 400 S10. 500
Best Bruasele Carpets, 10 cta, Is cts.
GotttnshAm Lace, 70 cts.. Is eta. Soet&
G. n. T0ws0N,
60 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
M south sddA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
Mr. Randall. in his speeches In the south, is lay

Mr.. Randall. in his speeches IN the SOUTH is lay
ing special stress On what has long been hobby
OF his. the abolition OF the Internal revenue system
Such move would be grautying to many elements
In southern society, and Mr.. Randall shows his
tact by making this issue prominent But 1t Is safe
to assume, and southerners probably understand
that the real reason why Mr.. Randall Is such
strenuous foe OF internal revenue system Is not so
much its uncOnsitutionality its relation TO tariff
duties 1t is becoming evident that our revenues
are vastly In excess Of legitimate expenditures
A radical reduction is, therefore, necessary. and
this can be secured only by OF two ways by the
abolition OF internal revenue sweeping reductions
In the tarif. As Mr.. Randall says, the government
needs about s2500O0o0O year, and II the internal
revenue taxes are abolished there win be left lust
about this sum from import duties, and hence It
will be impractical 70 make any reduction In these
duties for an indefinite time to come.
The Temperance Society has issued an urgent
appeal TO the women Of the country not to set
wine or otner liquors before their guests on New
Year day. This appeal has probably less applica-
tion 10 Washington than to any other city of its
size In the country For years wines and spirit
uous liquors have been banished from most New
Year tables here, aud tea, coffee, and Chocolate
drinks 'thaS cheer. but not inebrlate"-have been
substituted, with the happiest results. The cheer
ful rational enjoyment OF the day has been secured
ladies' receiving have been saved the task OF listen
Ing all day long 10 the maudlin stupidities of
procession OF tpsy callers and they have also been
relieved OF the strain upon the conscience as wives
mothers and sisters OF tempting young men to a
drunkardS career.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

THE
10 PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
927 AND 929 It'll STREET NORTHWEST.
IS STRICTLY ONE PRICE, AND THAT PRICE Is
MARKED PLAINLY UPON EACH GARMENT
Open evenings till q. Saturday till IL
az Please bear in mind we have no connection with
any other house In this city. d20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
DENTISTRY

SAMUEL SCOTT, d. DS
nfteen years exper3ente In Dmtistyv o<c. ,oog
stree northwest Preservation of the Estnrsi Teeth
---.s. oc22
G Randall PARSONS. 42s Urn STREET
~ W. over bailantypes Operative and merhnnical
pellusary .skilfully performed Gas sdminist~red:
snooetsr ieea Ten Years experience Hours from !
v us
Tn STARR PARsoya CON s-- 10nr .T7vyTs
f1iiinx . epecislty: aino TIE cure Of tooth
IT, wmnout Sxtfacang. heal sn1sthethic used %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
FOR RENT-FLATS.

ENOR RENT
In the Richmond" cor. 18th and II streets north
west; nicely FURNISHED Apartment. VIII be rented
Tor the season. Immediate possession given Apply to
~ THOS. j. FISHER & co,
O3I-6t 1924 street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

New Years GREETING
KIN G'S PALA ACE,
sA SEVENTH STREET
Wetender to our patrons sincere thanks for the
patronage extended during the year 1884, and shal
continue in the future did in the past honest and
fair dealings courteous treatment and lowest prices and
also to keep elegant selection Of eoos We deter
mined to clear balance Of following goods prices that
viii make them sell.
500 Children's Coaks. age4 to 16 from ease tos7.
Ladies' Russian Circulars. Newmarkets, Dolmans In
Diagonal Ottoman and Siciian Silk and Berlin Twiled
at half their value
Our stock Of Millinery. such Chldren's and Ladies'
Hats trimmed and untrimms' J. have to 60
Our Birds. Tips, Plumes Flowers. velvets and Vel
veteens viii also be slaughtered.
Now Is your chance. Make uso OF Il while we still
have the assortment to oblige you Call early and OBJ
tain your bargains at
KINGS PALACE,
d3f e1x SrvrvTu crpurr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

NV YEARS
GENERALIZATION AND VISITING CARDS,
DIARIES, CALENDARS. ALMANACS BLANK
BOOKS. GOLD PENS. MERCANTILE
STATIONERY. &C.
c. C. PURSELL. BooKsELLRa
d30 4l5 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

he TALBOT. DENTIST. No xs7 TIE
y 49, hreS doors from corner r Dentisfry In al
ms StsncaA Teeth tnssrtsd 81 psr It All WON Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Sl50J0 ON IMPROVED WASHING
w ton real astate&500 for year IS 600 for two
years 5000 for three years, per interest
u3l-6t ~'f~'
WANTED-To BORROw-sI2OOO AT FIVE PER
w cent per annnm ON good real estate in northwest
Star office dao- a,s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HUNDRED THOUSAND
Il dollars tS2090O0) in Washington % rotssrty plesss
street northwest. 400 Iet
NOR SALE. RENT OR EXCHANGF-A LARGE
n Drick Dwellingi IL rooms 65 acres; extensive
orchard and large barn; ~ miles from Aqueiuct
Droge Alexandrla county. Va Apply l0l4 Pennsylva-
nia avenue hotshwest d22-2ws
NOR SALE-FoR CASH ONLY THE WHOLESALE
and retail wine and liquor store 1882 Pennsylvania
avenue Milan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

nut ESS1oN AL.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALI. THE EyFNTR oP
I'VE LIFE. All business confidential Iadfee md (sen
temen 50 cents each loe street between eth and st
Easy FEET. &o.-"IHE WISE FOR HEALTH on
II daiiy walks depend" and thousands. from and
near visit DR. VIII TE SON ltie Fennsyivsni. az:
North Entaw street Bsltimore for relief from and
Foot Amerts Once tee, d hitting. Pstronissd by
the elite Of the world d2l
M RS. DIR. sEMMEs, SURGEON. CHIRopoDIsT
M and Manicure absolutely aud permanently cures
all diseases OF the feet Bunons . speciality Has lad
twenty three years successful prsctice having gradu
sted under an eminent physician and IL recoInmepd
by the best Physicians IN tue country.
tar1ors: l222 street northwest Office hours 10 g
Separate rooms for gentlemen and lades Corps 3Sc
The Hair snd Scalp treated with roots and herbs by
competent lady. dia-lm
MADAME PAWN SREsTDENT), MANICURE An I,
w SuhGEON CHIROPODIsT. Finger Naiis bean -
ned dacg Nails and Biting OF Nails po&itiyeIy cned.
lorna bunons inGrowtne Nails and eli Dss~arrr Of th
feet successfully trested Single treafment sifhxse
nands or feet 81; For the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Man
lcore Cases IN leather and plush ali colors A com
Plee outnt OF my ceehrAtsd manicure goods given 20
eacn purchaser. Rooms and 8, Gas Pa ave n4-em
Mrs. NJ A FRENCH. MAGNETIC EEIIFF
~ ana Business Medium. seuin Of home i52x mn
street northwest where she viii be pleased 10 RECEIVE
- .S.o. ..ao p@trons Mo- ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
WANTED---ROOM

"ANTED-JANUARY 18Th 1885 FURNISHED
w Room for man aud wife six squares FROM Patent
Office Address "Tussaloos First Controllers office
stating rent desired, floor of room, ho W lighted and
heated. It,
"ANTED-A LARGE ROOM OK TWO ADJOINING
w Rooms, within five minutes walk OF New York
Avenue hotel. by two young gentlemen. Price to be
about $50. Address Hoo Virginia avenue south
west d3l-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

SEATON PERRY. PKaaY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street..
Estab ishad 1870 AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY S07
w 18th street northwest New Books and Periodically
soon publahed. Also hne Stationery at low prcsa
u203m Mrs. q. Z. WAHRBuRN co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED TO PURCHASE SEVERAL SMALL
w Houses: price not to exceed $4,000 Address
BUYER" star office al 6ts
(NANTED-A HOUSE AND LOT FOR 81 600 CASH:
w must be a bargain none but owners need apply.
Give number Of house. Lock Box 438 d15-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

MoNEY. MONEY, Moyry,
CONSOLIDATED LOAN COMPANY
No. So W. BALTIMORE STREET
- BALTIMORE, MD
LEVITT sALABEs PRoPRrxroRS
Esta blished 1878.
Large and liberal advances made disruouds sflvyv
We're Gold and Silver Watches ard Merchnpze In gen
efa and the goods kept for length of aersad
Upon at the rate OF ~ per cent Furs kept in cedar
ciest2 All transactions strictly confidential Parties
can send their goods express recevtug uromut At
tention return mail Refer. BY pernisson To Ns-
nona Marine Bank Of baltimore Md ;JDo A Whirridgt
ESQ.,. Stock Broker No. 1 Gerp.xn street ls.if,ssrs
Md ' - a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-31

NJ ROBERTSON. THE WELL KNOWN BAITI
more SIsc1est With over 20 years' experience In
vons system can 6econhdentally consulted every We'd
rsSss ~ essuraay rom TO 9p. m. sf l56 street
0eef ~ sereet Success Huaranteed in every
Spnoat using naueeous drugs csustics or mer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-05-28
Krupp's New GunpOwder.

Krupp, the great gunmaker, has in
troduced new kind of powder, which
is deservedly creating quite sensation
among experts. inasmuch as it may lead
to the disuse of the black powder. It
is known under the modest name of
brown powder, owing to it's peculiar col
or, which resembles that of chocolate or
cocoa, and owes it's discovery to a mere
accident. According to the reports on
the trials hitherto made, the brown
powder has decided advantage over
the black in producing greater veloci-
ty, with an equal pressure of gas, and
being applicable to guns of every cali
Der. The remarkable fact about it is
that it explodes only in tightly closed
space, while in the open air or in the
powder box it ignites slowly and with
out explosion, although it is said to con-
sist of saltpeter, sulphur and charcoal,
like the black powder, the difference
consisting of the relative proportions
of these ingredients. It is supposed
that the degree of condemnation of the
wood from which the charcoal is made
plays prominent part in the new dis
covery, as the color of the powder seems
to indicate; as also that the dangerous
explosions in mixing and preparing it
may henceforth be prevented. Of spe-
cial strategic Importance is the fact that
the smoke of the brown powder is much
thinner, and hence will more quickly
disappear than that produced by the
black powder. Trials are now making
in all the larger artillery services on the
continent, and if they confirm the i'm
provements claimed there can be no
doubt that the new invention may pro-
duce an entire revolution in the militia
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