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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

10 PER CESr
10 PER CENT.
NEW DEPARTURE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING coMpANY's STORES
On ana after SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. all goods
VII be sold at
10 PER CENT lopER CENT
10 PER CENT. 10 PER CENT
ABOVE TIE COST OF MANUFACTURER
SUITS. SUITS. SUITS
oyERcoATs ovERCoATs.
FOR MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND CHILDREN
10 PER CENT. 1oPER CENT.
ABOVE THE COST OF MANUFACTURE
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

As Joe Jefferson is off on a hunting trip in the
northwest, he must be better acquainted with the
use OF firearms than one would judge from seeing
him as Fighting Bob Acres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

NJ. W1LL1As.
Coaks at special prices Tho recent var,r r,...,.
ca s and Berlin made Eoodso which
Sscques and Newmsrkets plain and beaver trimmed
Great variety Of Jersey Jackets and Newmarkefa Rr
S Ss Black slk Costumes. Millinery Goods OF the
Eonnets and Hats trimmed and untrinmad F,r am =,
MA ave- lite, Trevise Pasis. s1as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

Tie report OF the sixth auditor bears out the cal
CITATIONS OF the Post Office department with re-
gard 10 deficit from the reduced rate Of letter
postage. The entire falling of In revenue from
this source is about six million dollars turning the
balance from credit Of s2,5JO,OO0 to q debt Of
ss,50.On But this simply represents reduction
OF surplus 70 that amount, and as the revenues OF
the government are far in excess OF the expendl-
lures this reductOn fully Justified and it is made
m direction where the relief is felt at once and
Dy all The new rate Is timely, wise and popular.
anu the country wants little more OF the same
sort OF legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

The withdrawal Of Phillips from the republican
city ticket leaves local politics In New York In a
more nutdled condition than ever The action of
the ORrien machine men in this matter has been
discreitable in the extreme. it is not rascaly it
Is stupid, and 1t may be both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

The Peater with which Nine sallsie establishes, ho-
and the sole device used by her for the first
nse years and still used on all kinds of box Accordion
ana fancy pleatngs. Ii offered for salo SEND snr
Circular No. . East 18th street. New York cca.a,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

Mr. WoTmley'S funeral was attended by two sets
OF pall-bearerS-One active and the other "hOn-
OraTy.' The first was co!Ored and the last white.
What folly at the grave.-Ne3r YORK Graphic
This Is an absurd and mischiayOuS misStatement.
There was no colOr-llne observable on the occa-
sion referred to. The active pail bearers Included
both col0red and white citizens OF prominence,
among the latter being the Chief Justice Of the
United States District Court mayor of the city at
The beginning OF the war, and leading business
men, While the list OF '.hOnOrarias' was made up
mostly of men in Mr.. WOrmley's occupation in
clG,!!ng also one or two of his own color. Both
the esteem In which Mr. WOrmley was held and the
liberal and catholic spirit prevailing in Washing
ton were shown by the fact that his funeral was
attehfe5t by an imposing coac1IrSe OF people,
largely made up Of men prominent in public and
private life and their wives including also many
gentlemen now or formerly occupying high posi-
lions IN The civil, military and naval services of
both the United States and the late southern con-
fedorlCy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25
Mrs. NJ. j. Hunt.

Mrs. NJ. j. HuNr,
1909 STREET NORTHWEST
Is now prepared to exhibit choice assortment of
fk1S'H PATTERN BONNETS and ROUND HATS
with al .Ie NEWEST SHAPES in untrinlrned FRENCH
FFLTS
MOURNING MILLINERY SPECIALITY
NECA@EAR, HASEKERCHiEFS and DRESS GAPS
tu-l line Of KID GLOVES. OWE importation
Out-ot-town orders filed with great care oc25
lsASB1ONABiF DRES MIXING
AT ll4l l0TE STREET NORTHWEST
Satisfaction guaranJect
IL II. C. McELROY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

The meeting OF the National Jockey Club. which
closed yesterday, was success gratifying alike to
the managers and to the many lovers OF the turf in
Washington. The series OF racing events during
The four days was admirably arranged, and the
sport was excellent. The officers of the club gave
their personal attention TO all the Details and the
very best order was maintained throughout The
club, after the first day of the meeting set the ex
ample OF banishing the dangerous jumping races,
and there Is, perhaps, not single person who will
say that the meeting lost anything In interest by
The change OF program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

1t is part Of the campaign ammunition that ex-
Governor Hendricks once called President Lincoln
"a sInutty tyrant-" II SO he has now changed his
views, for he yesterday paid Lincoln a eulogistic
tribute, and declared that he was the best President
the republicans ever elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

WOODWARD Il LorHRop
Desire to call attention to Two Values in
CoLORED SILKS
Which cannot be equaled
80 Pieces American Colored
eros GRAIN SILK.
Twenty inches wde fine heavy grain, splendid quality
superb finish,
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
Having ascertained the intrinsic value and wearing
qualities of this silk in previous have adj
Offering decidedly the best Colored silk ever sold
at this price.
5OPIEcEs OF CoLoRED SILK.
(Gunet's Celebrated Manufactured
are prepared to it the best silk possible to
obtain for the price In quality and finish it leaves
nothing to be desired.
ONLY $L25 PER YARD,
In the following shades:
arns MS Beonss ssans
D. K Green Vine Beige; Plum. Jardin. Tan.
Evening shades0fvory Shrimp P ME- Sky Blue, Rose
Pink, White and Cream.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l Pa: AVE Loc25l 912 D ST
4U-IN. TABLE FELT.
Only 25c Per Yard
Tables. ~ 1''-Ao"
WOODWARD L LorHRop,
oc25 s2l Pennsylvania avenue. sia al stree street.
GESrs FouR Ply
ALL-LINRN CUFFS
We offer in our Gents Furnishings Department as q
150 DoZ. GENTS FOUR-PLY ALL-LINEN CUFFS
At 124c Per Pair
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY
92l Pennsylvania avenue 9l2 D street.
Bssr Quar- l. IsDrao Pnrsrs.
Splendid styles. warranted fast colors. sold hereto
fore at lOc per yard. only &c. per yard.
w SsSS5f vi2HEi 1ts' L 81 rTHIfsetP,
BOSTON o DRY IL. Go 1 HOUSE.
921 Pa ave. toc2bl 90 D at
CHEAP Dnr GooDs.
Having decided to add line Of business on JAM
nary LIST next and to do it viii necessary to
stock to the lowest point will therefore offer great in
ducements in every line Of Dry Goods much under the
We are SELLING. wamsutta Cotton at exc; New York
Mills ct 9c; 1ot sheeting good at 22c; i0-4 Sheet
Our whole stock vim be sold much under usual prices
Alot OF Cloaks left over at less than half price.
GEO. J. JOHNSON,
oc2o rs Market Space
ComroRr. ELpaAscE, DuBAp11uz
Received this day fresh supply of my
sAxoNY WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS.
In navy Illus. brown. garnet SEAL black vbite olive
prone smoke gray and scarlet ALI sizes for men and
G. AUERBAcH,
Corner It'll and streeta
Sole Agent District Of Columbia
Hats Gents Furnishings and Sewing Machines ocas
NJ. WILLIAM.
Coaks ct special prices 1he recent warm weather
mas enabled me to purchase for cash at low price 1T
OF novetiee-Psris and Berlin made Hoods-o{ Efic,
can give customers the benefit Elegant Seal P,,ah
Sscquee and Eewmarkets plain and beaver fr;,n,nad
Great variety Of Jersey Jackets and Newmarketa Br
caned Piqsh and veyet yisites Of designs just
highest character speciality Leading Paris stvlea In
comets and Hats. trimmed and untrimmad Fnr e,,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

Commenting On the Rev. Newman Halls very
natural observation that It seemed strange to him
that the men from among whom one must be Sc
leeted 10 rule over the nation should be subjected
90 vile abuse, the New York sun says truth Is not
abuse. and adds, TO cilnch the argument by rhe
tOrical question, "SuppO5e Mr.. Thurman were the
candidate on the democratic side and Mr. Gresham
on the republican side, would there have been any
personal abuse OF either?"
The sun answers its own question, "No;' but
most speople who know nything about politics
would answer It eyes" Unfortunately IL has be-
come tradition in presidential campaigns to de-
fame the personal character of the candidates as
for possible; TO invent and circulate all kinds of
damaging lies, and by fair means and foul to take
away from the candidate any pretensions he may
have to heroism and even respectability. Judge
Thurman and Secretary Gresham may thank their
lucky stars that they were passed by, and so are
able TO leave an honest name TO their families.
The candidate, and especially the presidential can
didate, nowadays leaves the public stage much as
Sir Peter TeaZle did the mercileSS goSSipS In the
play. "Ladies," he remarks, as he makes his
exit, a. leave you, but l leave my character be-
hind me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25
TOR RENT

Zii2 MASS ave IL rs$1 100 3c3 NJ St W.. go 90
GA 18th ST. l0rs 100 1887 18th ST W ~ Al "a
1910 18th St Is rs 100 90 100 9Th st n 20 m M
1880 st II 100 90 2O7 9th ST ne r. Ak m
~. stn VIII n: .S334 l33 St NV, 20 90
I64 I9th ST NV ~ rs IS "a $40 st rooms 20 10
16l6 18th st NV, II rs So "a l25 Il ST n Ia m
1868 ST. n. ii 80 "a SIT n ave w q "a "a m
@ iJih ST nv l2rs 15 90 S33 LIST ST. ne rooms Is 90
459 st. NV, rs. -. so 90 ll27 s st se6r IS00
AL RI avenue rs.. As 90 % Mass ave ~ w 10 N
30 Mass n.w-4OOO
Also, number of well Located Furnished Houses
Call at Office Weekly Bulletin Issued eyary S,,ur
day afternoon. Landlords can have their bor,sss "a
vertised free by placing them in our hands
s. H WARNER
oc25 GIG i street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-25

The complete official returns from Ohio, as now
published, do not vary materially from the first
count. Robinson's plurality is ,32i and FIeckin-
gers 1883 These figures do not justify the dem
ocratS In the hopes that some OF their leaders
assume Of carrying the state in November The
republicans gained wherever the fight was on
national lines, and In the presidential election
therefore, Is fair to believe that the plurality of
mat party In the state will not be less than 10000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

1@llnir Gtisfels unb Sdub De.
partement if nun pOladnbis in allen
3pei9eu unb bieie Waaren irerben jls
duberit niebrisen Breiien pertauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

= @egen 651 2inber finb i'm Sabre
1883 bel BET Berliner Griminalzp poli3ei
eingesangen. Sabon befanben li1 585
ainber i'm Glter bon 6 : 12 syabren.
Bon bieien 2inbern baiten ii6 295 al
9iebitdblen, 5 an unterl6lagung, 6 an
9eblerei, 29 an Sa6bei9dbisumgen, 8
an8ranbitiftung, 8 an&6rperberlebung.
12 an Sittli6feitsbergeben, 2 an @es
fdbrbung zines giienbabntronsports,
321 an 8etteln &c. betbeiligt. sSn 8e=
aug auf 1872 oieler &inber 1T bonn Bo=
li3ei prdiibium bic ginleitung bes
3mangsersiebu fabrens beantrast
tuorben nnb bas @eribt bat bel iieb3ig
2inbern Die 3wangseraiebung eingeleis
tet unb bel 45 &inbern itebt Die geri6ts
li@e gei6luBfaiiung nod aus. :
Gerner 1T bonn poliaei=prdlibium bel
70 &inbern, tuelden bon ibren gltern
ber llnterbalt beriagt ober ipel6e in
grauiamer Meife mibbanbelt, ober be-
rem gr3iebung berna6ldiiigt tuorben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

9ie oft aufgeporfete Trage, ob man
bic @ier nad Stiid o6er GetDibt Ders
faufen iou, bei6dftiat gegenpdrtig lebe
baft bic @efliigel5ii6ter. 9ie meiiten
berielben linb, unb smar nit &e6t, fit
Die bisberige einfa6e 8erfaufsart, Bel
Der Die @ier ni6t setpogen, ionbern
ge5dblt tperoen, lno eiitige entpfeblen
bic Nusnabme bes in Paris iibli6en
Sortirens bieier leibt 5erbre6li6en
Waare. @er ndmli6 in ben beriibme
ten Halles centrales Der fran30Iif1en
0auptitaot gier nadb ibrer @r6Be ior>
tirt, berfaufen tpil, ber tnuB fid) bierSu
atpeiter Ginge aus Metall bebienen, bic
ipie ale iibrigen MaBe geitempelt iinb.
Die Ringe baben le einen Dur6melIer
bon 40 unb 50 Wtillemeter un6 @ier,
tpel9e bur6 BEN Sting ni6t f6lipfen,
Iinb 1. 9prte, fpl6e, tpelde bur6 ben
erten aber ni6t bur9 ben 5ueiten Sting
geben, bilben 2. SDrte, ipdbreno a0e
iibrigen, bic burd ben 5tpeiten Sting
f9liipfen, ber 8. Sorte 5ugesdblt mers
ben. Dur0 oieie feEgegebenen MaBe
1T jeoer Streit ausgei6loiien un6 tuers
ben entitebenbe 9ifferensen lei6t ges
f6li9tet.
= QBir leIen in Der 8erliner Bolts
5tg.": 9anf3eilen bes Siirlten Gismard,
bur6 pel6e Ser &ei6sfan5ler alidbrz
li6 bic ibm geipenbeten Geburtstagsz
gliidpiinI9e 5u beanttpOrten pfle9t,
tperbet nit Yorliebe 5lt pplitii9en
3neden alisgebeutet, unb 5trar oft III
re9t aubrimgli9er, re6t taftlofer Weiie.
Mie bod nun bon ben ein3elnen Gns
pfdngern Der Mertb bieler S0fli6teitss
betpeile gu beurtbeilen 1T, erieben mir
aug Dem folgenoen priDatbrief, ben
6ans bon Yiilotp an Oscar 8lumen=
tbal geri9tet bat:
u6ierbur6 erlaube i9 mir, ein Tors
mular Der Danfiagungen, tpel9e Sc.
Dur9lau6t, Ser Siirlt=&eiGsfan5ler-
fi9erli9 obne BON ber perion Der Graz
tulanten irgelto pelbe Noti3 su nebmen
-auf bic @liidtpiini6e gum 1. Npril
au ertpiberm pflegt, mitautbeilen, gu
bem 3tpede, Die &enOmmiiterei gemiier
vlieber 2eute" nit eigenbdnbigen 8riez
fen Ottp's bes @roBen auf ibren yfuaz
tpertb 3ll rebusiren. 0o9tungsooa err
gebenif 6ans BON Billion"
geigefiigt mar bieiem 8riefe elm II
tbograpbirter Brief, tpel6er allen @raz
tlllanterl in folsenoem Wortlaut 5ugez
gangen 1T: nSiir Die freunoli@en
@liidniinf6e gu meinem @eburtstage
iage i1 meinen berbinbli6iten Oatf.
b. 8ismard." W0ge fid 6err b. 8ii>
loip Bel Ieinem bibigen temperament
mur bitten, baB er ni6t aud nit ben
anberen gebrudten 5ormularen beg
&ei9sfanalers 8efannti6aft MAIDEN
mub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29
A. Kahn N Co.,

ode Wsain Ylasa unb Weit Commerce
2S,3,t3W Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

au binoern, aIs lie ben Mantel umiparf
lnb ii1 gum @eben manbte.
Sd ge6e au 9faimun6. 2eb' ipObl,
8regor, mir 8eioe finb gu gn6e nit
einanoer!
sic perIieB bas 3immer unb pellige
Wfinuten fpdter b6rte 8ilmut brauben
ben @agen fortrolen, Der iie mad Wer=
6enfels fiibrte. Sa brad bic ldbmenz
be @tarrbeit, bic i'm gefeHelt belt, unb
NIT ibr bie eiierne &raft bes Mannes;
nit einem St6bnen, bas fait eiitem Muf>
f6rei gli6;. ;.f6lug er beibe 9dnoe bor bas
Mntlib, Der tpilbe, ber3tpeifelte Nus6ru6
ssigte, tpie es UNI i'm ftano.
grit jebt fam Die pole Wabrbeit beiz
fen liber i'm, tpas ct bisber ni6t bate
tpi1en tpollen, mas er ii9 abgeleugnet,
tpogegen er gertngen bate nit al Der
gnergte ieines @barafters, er unterleg
-ibm f9lieBli9 bod. gs mar cine
Stunbe fir6tbarer, erbarmungsloier
Selbferfenntnib fit ben prieiter, iie
raubte ibm ben 8runo, auf benz er big
babin 10 felienfeit geitauoen, ben Glaus
ben an fi9 ielbif, an bic Geinbeit feines
@oaens unb 9anbelns..
(5ortiesnhs fOlst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

Total -.--....-....$9 $97 ,204 900
9iefe 6umme 3uiammen NIT ben in
ben borbergebenben Menaten angeleg=
ten gabitalien er9ibt allo fir bic err
fen 4 Monaten bes sSabres 1884 ben
8etrag bon $56, 6,2O4, 900, tpel9e in fiibz
li9e llnternebmungen geifedt tpurben.
sSn ben 4 erjfbenanttten Staaten Mla=
bama, @irgtnia, Rentup unb Sennei=
fee NOR bic glnlage bauptfd9li6 in Sob
lensMinen uno giien=SnbuItrien, obs
glei9 natiirlib aud eir gut She'll babon
in anbererl Snbu5trien tpie Wou= unb
Baummou= =Gabrifen, Mebl= unb edge
miiblen &c. berpanbt ipurbe. Mlabama
bat mebr als irgenb Elm anberer @taat
bes Siibens Goblen=Minen unb giienz
tuerfe angelegt. SIR 8irginia finb bic
inoufriellen 9lnlagen beri6iebenartiege.
4u9 in Senuefee tpllroe ber gr6bere
Sbeil bes Gapitals in &oblen= unb gi=
ien=S Snbuftrie perpenbet; ipenn aud an
bere Snbuitrie= 3tpeige, tpie Wfai6inenz
Gabrifem, edge unb planir Mablen
feinesmegs berna9ldiiigt. .murben. 9lu6
Gloriba bat einen S1ritt na1 bortpdrts
getban uno in Nprb gorolina iino
3ablrei6e fleinere Gabrifen entifanben.
go bat lebterer Staat mebr fleinere
8aumtpolfabrifen als irgenb Elm an=
berer, tpdbrenb bic ein5elnen Gabrifen
bon Georgia unb Siib= =gorolina bebeu=
ten6 gr0Ber an lImfang iinb. Ser
Staat 6iib=gorolina 1T relatib auriifz
geblieben, troboem au9 bier in ben
Sabren 1881, 1882 unb 1883 Sablrei1e
Gabrifen entiianben iin5.
9Die obeH bemerft, ipurben alio in
ben eriten 4 Monaten oieies Sabres i'm
Slben $56. 1000 angelegt, pel9e
fi9 auf bic berf6iebenen Staaten tpie
fDlot bertfeiIpn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

Gpab umb GanbD. = IS 1T
unm0sli6, mebr SpaB an 6ieien lanz
gen Nbenben gu baben, als beim GanbDz
MAIDEN gu 9aufe. Sbr f0nnt lernen,
GanbD aller grt gu MAIDEN, tpie i'm Die
beiten gonbitoret berfeGen, aus bem
tpertbbo1en 8u6e: pHow to make
Candy. &ein Saus fam obne 6ass
felbe fein. @irb portofrei fir 80
Gents (in l ober 2 Gent Stamps) bers
fanbt. Mean abreflire:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,3, ,tum1M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

ber 9ntrag bes @eri6ts auf gntsiebung
Der elterli@en gr5iebnngsre6te geitelt
iDoroen, unb bel Al Ginbern bat bas
Geri6t ben Gltern bas grsiebungsre6t
ent5ogen, tpdbreno bel 16 Sinbern 8e=
f6liiI1e mod ni9t gefaBt fittb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

Sn ben eriten stpeiMonaten bieies
Sabres tpurben $28, 5000, 900 inSabri=
fen uub Observation-Disclosures i'm Sit
ben angelegt. Mu9 in ben folgen0en
atpei Monaten mar BET unternebmungs=
geif faum ein geringerer. Denn es tptr=
ben in BEN Monaten Mdr3 unb Qlpril
$27904, 900 angelest, ipeIde fi9 auf Die
berf1iebenen 6taaten bes 9iioens ipie
folgt bertbeilen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29
Diesselhorst 4 Damken,
9urnerb allie
@eins u. 8tertpirtbi0aft.

Ser prpuldrite sam,nelplab oer 9eutiden
bon San glntono.
Nur bic beiten @etranfe NIB @isarren tper'
ben yerabrei9t. giSfalteS @itg Bier uno aus
pdrtige 8iere oireft bonn Sop. 2l,llt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

s@tlnfer Medpare Departentent far
Damen fann meber IN Qualitdt, Wuliern
ober Yreiien iibertrcffen peroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29
Das llnbeftimmte, bas iebem Sc

= Das llubeitimmte. oas iebem @e=
rii6t innetpobnt, gibt oas pgielefeloer
Sageblatt" in uniibertrefflidber Weiie
tpieber, inbem es i6rei6t: n8ielefelo,
19. Mpril. 9unfIe @rii9te laufen in
ber 6tabt umber II NIB II mi6reiben
bic Mogli6feit, baB es ru6l0ien
Sdnben gefallen baben follte, 6en Gifen,
babnf0rper au bei6dbigen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

s0-Gin lsbr sroBes Eager bon 8aums
mcn. @inghanl8 unb Seeriuders, lerner
cine pcnfaubi8e auswabl ben Semen
Eoile Du NOrb 5u 10, 122, is unb 20
@entsIDie Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

s9-G -Ginise gtad 8raleler unb Sn.
grain Garpete finb nod porrdtbis anb
iperben 81 gleu DOrter aoltpreiien rers
fault. Wlan beiude uns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-05-29

s@~llnier Serren.ssleiser., 6urnilbins
@cOts unb 6ut<D Departement 1T aasers
Ieien unb unabertreffbar in 0ualitdt unb
Muitern.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-06-05
LATE NEWS ITEMS

A SERIOUS cave-in on the Reading Road
was reported on the 30th.
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT is expected to
return TO New York June 8.
INFoRMER DELANEy's evidence at Sligo,
Ireland, has caused several Fenians to
leave Dublin.
has been arrested on the charge Of swind.
ling.
THE falling of a building in Baltimore,
Md, on the Both, caused the death Of six
persons and serious injuries to others.
Other victims were supposed TO be buried
in the ruins.
LILLIAN RussELL's "Billee Taylor'' COM
pany is stranded at Lausanne, Switzer-
land, and the baggage is seized.
OLIVER B. TAYLOR, charged with rob
bing the United States mails, has been
lodged in jail at Dallas, Tex.
THE Harmony Conn., Savings Bank has
suspended owing to having funds tied up
In the Penn Bank Of Pittsburgh.
WABASH employees who struck at Peru,
Ind, have agreed to resume work on assur-
ances OF receiving their pay for April
within a week.
THE Gaitlois declares that the French
cabinet has decidedto reject England's pro.
posals ia reference to Egyptian finances.
A FIRE at Rhuampenk, capital Of Cam
bodia, destroyed the whole quarter outside
the French concession. The King lost 105
buildings.
BRuoN, the President Of the collapsed
Hot Springs Bank, claims there was no em-
bezzlement, but that the failure was an or
dinary one.
A sHREwD colored man represented
himself as one of Mahone's Virginia del
egates, and was wined and dined at Chi
cago before the fraud was discovered.
REPRESENTATIVE SpRIGGs, OF Utica, n.
r., declares that Mr.. Tilden is in as good
health as he was in '76, and thinks he will
accept the nomination if rendered him.
NuBAR PAsHA, Prime Minister, is pre-.
pairing a statement to the Powers to show
that Egypt is unable tosupport the present
rate of taxation.
| DECORATION DAY was very generally OBJ
served throughout the country. In many
places ex-Federals and ex-Copfederates
Joined in the ceremonies and strewing OF
flowers on the graves.
]. WATSON, tie Pittsburgh oil broker
whose account Is said 10 be largely over
drawn 10 the Penn Bank. left suddenly for
New York ON the 30sh and was being
Swallowed by detectives.
THg sealing ship Confederate was caught
| in an ice nip in Notre Dame Bay. Pro-
visions were about exhausted, A strong
| steamship has been sent 10 the rescue.
| AnT1cLKs Of incorporation of The Kan.
fs3ty Arkansas a Fort Smith Rail.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1884-06-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

nv the asth the Catholic Bishops OF
10 arcbdioceso Of Baltimore were in ses-
sfon.
T,,r str;ka of tbe SINNERS at Fall River,
uass 4 over. and the strikers are return
mo To work. after having lost sixteen
rveess, wages.
"SsAs T. 4, ...s of tba united states crop
,e,,oyts indicate the largest apple yield
ever known: peaches, half a crop; and a
~ ~ croy ~ small fruits.
ApvrcEs from San Antonio, Tex, are to
the erect that the foods along the Brazos
hava ca,,sed oreat loss Of stock and dam
noe TO cotton lands.
The Pittsburgh (Pa.) stove manufac-
turers have notified employees Of reduc-
tion Of fifteen per cent. in wages. A strike
will nrobably ensue.
~ sacond s,snension az the Penn Bank
d Pittsbnrrb M Is thought, upon examina-