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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28

sber bic Gesenten m6dten aus @nabe tbs
men bic 6reibeit wieoer ident.n. 0auter
frpmme Wini9e! Gin slaubsnss unb ae>
piiienlcier Staat ldBt ii1 bur9 einfa9e
uno b0flide Soritenuusen bes BapiteS, Der
gii90fe ober bss Solfss gu gonceiiionen
ni9t bsrbsi. Oas Ginsise, mos bieier
Staat firatet, 1T Der llnmiue bes Bottles,
bas iiber i6reisnbes l1uredt iibsr i%pi1tirs
Iide gingriffe In feline beiligen &e1te II. In
feline tbeueriten Sitter siirnt unb brobt,
bas fino Die &ammern unb bic offentlide
Meinuns, bic Elm Nustruf tisfer unb aIs
semeiasr lleberSeusuns lit, bas 1T Der gpis:
copat, mem er uereint NIT isinem Glerls,
wie elm Mann ben Staat an bic be-
idworenen 0ertrG9e mabnt, unb ii9 nidt
feise binter ben Hapit suriifsiebt. Iues
bies wiirbe seideben, wenn cine ~lebsnbise
usber,eusuns pom benz unre9t, bas bic
Staaten our9 ibre Entertaining bes italis
eniiben Sir1enraubes, bur9 ibre &ne1:
tuns Der 8ii66ie bur9 lire Wonopoliiruns
oes llnterri6tes ben beiliSiten Ge9te Der
ein,elnen &atbolifen uno ber 6irde suee,
fiiet, in p~eiteren Greiien nm ii6 grille unb
md6tis Die @emiitber bes fatboliI6m @pls
fes eri6itterte. Gin Iebsnbises ges
puBtiein erlittenen llnredtes wirtt ee:
wobnli9 geredte gntriiifun9 Qeiber ni9t
bel alien &dtboliten, mie Die itumpffinnis
erouloeten Serfolsunsen seigen) bieiesgnts
riiiten aber lit Der @etitein bes Startmu.
tbes, obne welden nun einnlal ber i6were
Sampf nm bic tirdli6e Sreibeit segen ei;
nen unglGu6isen Staat ME burdsefo6ten
piro. @s lit gang unnOtbis gu bemerfsn.
oaB unter bieism Sample tein unre6ts
mdBises ober gepaltiames Sorseben Der
Sat9OIiten gu periteben lei, pobl aber err
ideint seseniber Der Sre9bett Der 8ir6en-
perfolser cine ener9iidere Sertretuns Der
tirdli9en Sntereiien notbiser gu iein, als es
biSber gei9sben lit. Na1bem aIe Ntittel
ber 0oritelunsen unb bsr Bitten eri6Spit
iinb, iaste 0isbiidmaun, na6bem bic
8irde burd aue tire Srsane seipro9en
bat, lit bic 3eit bes Sunbelns setommen
fir bic 9aien. Sd uerbeble mir bic Sc,
fabr, bic beim 6anbeln lit, ni1t. Sic
mdre gar feline, uenn mir ollie einis uGren,
ie Iiest muir in Der SioIirtbsit. Der
Rampf 1T n%utbwenbis, ct forbert absr aud
aroBe Spfer, Mutb unb ausbauer pon
Seiten Der 0aien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28

Sen @eiitli9en unb 9aien gurer DiSeeien
(bie NIT uns 70 innis in Der ginbeit bes
@Iaubens unb Der bl. Mutter, Der Stride,
~usrbunbsn iinb), bieielbsn Sntention.n
ernitli9 ans 9ers gu lesen, ndmli9: bic
Sreibeit Der Stride in unierem eieenen
eanbe, bic Wisbererlansuns ibrer @e9te
unb bic ginbsit bes @laubens, bamit bur9
bas Sleben pom 8ielsn bic !3eit bes sSttlis
den Beifanbes, wie mir boffen, i9ne1er
berbeisefibrt werbe. Snswiiden miini1en
mir Sud, bodwirbise griiber i'm t6errn,
Slid, baB ii9 in @urer &spubIit bic 6irde
iener 6iiue Der Sreibeit %erfreut, mel9e ibr
10 notbuenbis 1T unb ibr na6 s0ttli6em
&edte sebibrt. Wir wiiniden Sud fers
ner Slid 3u benz wunberbaren @a9stbum
unb bIiibenben Suitanbe Der Stride =
einem Wadstbum unb @ebeiben, nit benz
@ott in Seiner Site Gu9 rei9li9 seiegs
net unb guere enersiiden uno unermiibli:
den Nlbeiten in ienen ausaebebnten 9ro:
uinsen belobnt, welde ben Gbeil bes 8ein:
berges bilben, Der Sud anpertraut purbe.
Gum S4luiie brinsen mir unisre Slid
miini9e bar gu benz gliidlihen &eiuItate
Gurer Nrbeiten in benz britten Ylenar.
Goncil pom Baltimore unb fleben suslei6
ben aQmG6tisen unb barmbersisen Soft
burd bic 9ermitteluns ieiner sebenebeiten
uno nnbehsdten Mfstter an, iene Nrbeiten
nit ben reiditen 6ri9ten gu iesnen, weI6e
gu ieiner erDBeren @bre unb gum SeiIe Der
Seelen beitrasen mOsen. W6se Gr, ses
liebte Sriber, Sud- tets snaoisit Dor allen
uebel bepabren! eebet wpbl!
@ei9rieben an benz Srte ieiner Yerbans
hung i'm Namen unb nit Der i3uitimmuns
aler ieiner griiber Der Sisrar9ie greus
ben's am 10. MdrS A. ID. 1885 bur9
BauIus, grSbiidof bon &Sln.
P. S. Se. eminent Cardinal Qebos
dowsti, @rSbiidof BON Boien:@ neien,
benz i'd ben Snbalt Sbrss S9reibens unb
bieier Mntuort mittbeiIte, bat feline bersli6e
3uitimmuns gu ben barin aussebridten
@einuunsen tunb seseben.
NnrIla u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28

bobe, inbem 9ouperneur Mc9san BON
Marplanb gum @eianbten in Yaris unb
Der ebemaIise Yiirsermeiitsr Sicily BON
&idlanb, Sirsinia, gum 8eianoten Bel
Der italienii6en &duberresieruna In Rom
ernannt worben. Inter einem @rant ober
Sapes wdre elm RatboItt, unb omar elm
prattii9er SatboIit in 8om mobl
ntdt bentbar seweien, bsnn sswSbnli9
gait bieier ais Der obsrite 8si9itsr Der
winsisen Settentir9en in Der episen
Stabt. Nun wirb's wobI anbers werben.
&ieIp wirb in &om auf Der Yubbant ber
Wetbooiiten nidt eri9sinen, CT wirb uiels
mebr benz &aubtOnis 9umbert elm sutes
geiipiel seben, wie man elm gutter, ebrIi9er
Burger unb elm prattiider RatboIit aus
sIei9 iein tann.
Nun, auf Der mstbobiitii9sn 8uBbant
wdre 8ielp Swar ni4t eridisnen, bas slaus
ben mir i9on serne; ct lit 6atbolit, ubsr
uon elmer grt. bic leiber uuter ben sSrlans
bern iebr bdufis 1T. Gr lit elm mariner
Sefirworter Der sottloisn Staatsi9ule,
trat fir iol5e S9ulen Dor menisen Sab
rem auf elmer @eneralsS 81 riammluns bes
Sriiden Gentral.S ereins auf unb sa6 in
6Olse beien srOBes aerserniB.
Sb es pabr lit, 6aB &ieIp bic Innabme
bss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ab9elebnt BAT,
neil er our 3eit ben &aub 0tom'S in 6fs
fentli9er Geoe %perbammte, wiTen mir
ni9t; aber baS piiisn mir, baB Bel einem
am 81. b. 80. in Ht6mono aeaebeuen
Sanfet Sielp bic Gbatia6s bss &aubes,
ben er B.. 3. ueroammte, beute ais Elm fix
fact, ais oas &edt bes Starten git,ubeis
Ben iu9te. Seiier feline &atboIiten in
b~eruorrasenben SteIen ais Manner bies
les S3lases.
@ir s~ueifeln iosar iebr, OF elm feinfibs
lenber &atboltf es iiber ii9 brG9te, bic
Ser. Staaten Bel benz Sobne bes italieni>
i9en &duberbauptmanns iiberbaupt Su pers
treten. 6reili9 bariiber IaBt iid biscus
tiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
Swei 8robarti8e fatbOlii6e
&uno8ebungen

baben an Yalmionntas unb Siterlonntas
in Der franjOii4en Staot 0pOn itattsefuns
ben.
Ser bortise rabieale @emsinbsratb bate
ii9 in ieinem Saiie sesen ales gbriitli9e
bemdBist %9efunoen, ielblt uon ben Qponer
Srieobofen bas 3ei9en Der Grl6iuns, bas
8reuS entfernen gu %laiien, bamit ia ni6ts
iib,is bleibe, bas an ben relisi0ien Gbarafs
ter Der &ubeitdtten Der 1obten s~rinnsrn
t0nnte. Oieie culturtampferii9e .@ross
that" wurbe inbeb pon ben Qponer 9atbolis
Ten nidt 10 rubis bi%nsenommeu, wie bic
tirdenfeinoli9en Stabtuater" pieasi9t err
partst battsn, ionbsrn CAB uislmebr su ets
mem sroBartisen OffentIi9e Yroteite anlaB,
an wel9em 5und9it SeSen 10000 Wtens
iden, Sumsilt Wdnner, ii4 betbeilisten.
9esen swei llbr Na9mittass bewsste iid
Der impoiante i3us pom ct. Sobanness
Plate mad benz 5riebbofe 0Opaie, UNI bort
cine Siibnefeier abSubalten. Bonn Srieb,
bofe bssab ii9 Der 3us gum prafecten,
melder inoeB In Der Sadie ii3 fir ri9t sus
itdn6is ertldrte unb bic Oemonitrdnten an
ben Mtaire %perpiss. Dieter mar abpelenb,
wurbe aber Gags barauf BON elmer glborbs
nun9 BET Gbeilnebmer al Der proteit &unbs
gebung aufselu9t unb pom ben Winl9en
Der 8atboIiten in 9enn.niB seiest.
glm 8 lterionntag folste Johann cine nod
i~mpoiantere &unbsebuns, wel9e BON ben
fatboliiden 6rauen 9pon's ms Bert seiebt
wurbe, unb an Der sesen 20, 200 Yerionen
aler Stanoe unb YerufscIaRen tbsilnabs
men.
Die Oemonitrationsn iolen auf bic 2pos
ner 8epOlterunS einen Sroben ginbrud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
GmtwIroisumg Der Che.

8el6en Sesriif seuiiie 0eute bier in
Nmerita BON Der 6eilisteit Der Gbe baben,
uno wie tief man9e proteitautii9e Breots
ger seiunfen iinb, buuon sibt bic fOlgsnos
ROti3, wel9e bic Garoe bur9 bic YreIe
madt, 3eusniB.
AN einem Der nd6lten Gage wiro ii6 IN
Bridgeport, Gonn., ein Baar 0uf Goui6uben
our6 ben geiitli6en Searoslep trauen lalien.
Die Srau;eI9en, Die Srautiun9ieru II. /. ID. ipers
ben aud S6litti6ube an ben TiiBen babeu.
Oh nibt aud Der geiltli6e Sdlitti6ube anbas
Sogener lramin9 miro pom alien Setbeili9teu
cine SroBe NuaOriae aui S9litti9uben 9etan;t
meroei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
Sur 8eri@ttauu8.

0ir wurben I. 90. in Srrtbum sefibrt,
ais mir Die Insaben iiber bas biesidbrise
@dcilienfeit in Sbicaso Dem rRatb. Wo:
9enblatt" na9oruften. Wie uns Serr
$. Sinsenberser mittbeilt, iinb bic @nsas
ben srOBtentb,ils falid. Sis iett iinb !.
.. bic oiiibieaen Ginlaounsen an bic
bo6p'iten Sii6ife nod gar ni9t sema9t.
Die SdnserSabl 1T 5 bis 8 NAL gu bod
u. (. 10. Dies ,ur Steuer Der Wabrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-28
Der 0eianote BET Der italienis
t6en Ne8terum8 In Nom.

l%lniere tatbolii9sa We9ielbldtter freu.
ten ii9, baB 4raiosnt gleuslanb spei Ras
tboliten nit beruOrrasenben Soften beba9t
National Republican., 1885-09-25
MINOR LOCAL. EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of "a Day In
and About the city.

anu AAbbht iht SiN1s
William II. Green has p,ttioncd for divorce
from his wife, Kutc Green, charging her with
infdclity.
Nicholas Funk. n shoemaker, was yo,tcrdiy
fined s. by Judge Shell for using II strap 70
whip girl named Rose ShDcnthal.
James Lindsey and Charles Howard were
CnCh fined $40 Yesterday by Judge Slcil for A3.
s0ultng George Carr, COlOrcd, on Sunday last
In their melon patch.
ten.mile foot race for sjl a side has been
arranged for the 10Th proNimo. The contest.
ants ere James Wiley, of battery G, Sd artillery,
and "The Sailor Boy"
Jesse Smith and Thomas Watson. alia,Qreon,
both COlOrcd, were yesteriy held for tn
grand jury for breaking into the stable OF L. Il.
Fadcly, In the county, aud stealing set Of
harness.
The United states has brought suit against
Collier {. frayser and his bond, w, ". starr
and George I. Mason, to recover SID, for fall
urc of the principal to carry out Il mail con.
tract with the government.
There are now $50 members Of the Cam.
statter Nolks Society. IL Is proposed to make
the fest an annual fest The cDnOlu ling eX.
erciscs of the fest take place sunday.
grand concert will be feature.
Mcssrs. John W. Prigg and Richard H. w.
Reed were accepted yesterday by Justice Mac.
Arthur, in the criminal court, to I'LL vacancies
on the grand jury, and excused Simon katZen-
stein and Edward Cdyerly. The marshal was
directed to bring in two more men to fill these
vacancies.
A horse attached to lumber wagon tho
property of Thomas r. Riley, and driven By n
Colorcd man named Howard rau away yester-
day afternoon from the corner of Fourand.a.
half and Sixth streets. on going up Sixth
street the wagon ran into All iron htching
post; a front wheel was snapped OIL The
driver who held on to his horse manfully,
succeeded In checking the animal.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Vim. Fadcly, Bowen road, in the county,
reports that during the night of the 10th in.
stant his stable was entered and set of har-
ness, valued at SIS, was stolen. Mrs. Della
Stuart, l30 D street southeast, reports that
twenty-five yards of carpet, valued at IS, were
stolen from her back yard on the DIST instant
Laura ShackeliOrd, IGS street southwest. re-
ports that between the 18th and I'D instant
SN. 80 was stolen from n bureau drawer Willie G..
Brown ,S3l North Capitol street reports that on
his way home Wednesday night cOOrcd man
on prctense Of planning htspockot cut 1t out all
stole SlIj In money.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

serious accident nearly occurred during
the performance of BARLEY Campbclls play Of
"Clio" last evening at Albaughs. In the
fourth act the scene represents the palace of
the king Of France, Large pillars of wood
painted in imitation OF granite support the
upper tiers OF the building. At given signal
n roar of thunder is heard, the pillars trcmblc
supposed to he an earthquake, and the stage
being crowded ut the time II Is absolutely
necessary for the company to remain in certain
defined positions TO escape danger Last even.
ing Miss Lilly DnntOn, "A cOryphee,i became
so excited during the scene that shn moved
from her proper position and stood imme.
diatcly under falling pillar. Mons. Mlmcrt,
girl, pushed her from the spot as the pillar
fell with a crash. The girl tainted from fri ght
and was sent to her hotel in Il carriage.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The commissioners have notified Mr., John
o. Gucthlcr, corner OF Fourteenth and d streets
northeast, that 1t is reported to them that any
body can enter his parl; on Sunday by paying
% cents for ticket which entities the holder
TO five glasses of beer Unless 1t can be shown
that the tgcts are not us represented he will be
prosecuted,
National Republican., 1885-09-25
IepinO Underwear !
FOR
Ladies, Misses, and Children.
Especial LotS----5

IS dozen Ladies' Vests, fill and
winter weights, silk bound and her
ring-bone stitching, at 4Sc.
IS dozen Drawers, to match, at
4Sc.
We would say that after having
disposed of the above it will be i'm
possible for us to sell same quality of
goods at these figures, they being
really worth 65c.
IS dozen Ladies' Vests. fall and
winter weights, superior quality, at
75c, worth 08c.
Drawers to match.
rs dozen LADIES' Vests, all wool,
finest finish, regular made, at sI.oo,
sold elsewhere at SI.35.
A large assortment OF fine Merino
and Red Underwear at attractive
prices.
Ladies' and Children's Union
Suits.
Infants Wrappers at popular
prices.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

~~~o~~~~~~oooor.NN~~-~
In Yesterdays "Star" and "Critic"
You will find advertised by
us for to-day (Friday, Sept.
25), Regular Weekly "Rem-
nant" Day, Remnants" as
follows:
Star contains Cashmere
Fichus, Cloth Raglans, Hosi-
cry, Gloves, Corsets, Uphol-
stery Goods, and Worsted
Braid.
Critic" contains Domes-
tics, Linens, Black Goods,
Velvets, Laces, and Wash
Goods.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Benjamin Perry aud Ida Jett, George r.
TIMER and Annie Reed, Philip Linsey and
Emma Hill, both of King George county, Va (:
Thomas i. Monroe and Mamie Chamberlin
both of LOudoun county VA; j. w. Newman
and Sallie Johnson, Peyton Collins, of Stafford
county, Va, and Mary 4. Chnn, of this city;
John +. Summcrvlllc and Margaret T.. JulolnS
AlonzO Stulley and Jane MarlOw, PLtrCl; o.
Grady and Penelope Tucker.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Among tue students indefinitely suspended
by President McCOsh for ha2lng Freshman
Alexander Of Princeton College, was Alex.
ander Brltton, of this city. The hazers com.
PEELED Alexander to write TO his father that he
had been playing cards aud throwing dice,
aud that the sophomOTes had taken care of
him.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The case of Knight against Hale, before
Justice Mills to recover 500, the amount paid
to Hale to cure knights wife In month, was
resumed yesterday. Aiter the examination of
several witnesses, who testified that cure in
the time presented was impossible, and argu.
ment by d. L. Cahill for the plaintlf Judge
Mills gave judgement for the plaintiff for the
full amount.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Addison Day, colorcd undertaken, was ar.
rested yesterday for being an unlicensed pawn
broker lot of colorcd people reported to
Detective RaH that they had pawnod their
oyCTcoats with Day and when The cold wave
came he asked 100 per cent. on the money
loaned.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

a defective iue under the internal revenue
stamp vault in the r. easury Department nlled
the vault with smoke yesterday morning, and
gave the impression that fire had broken out
The cause Of the smoke was soon discovered,
and all danger avCrtcd,
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The following requests have been received
by the commissioners: To pave alley near L
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets: to
place gas lamp on the southeast corner of
TwCnty.seCond and l. streets; to examine the
condition of Baptist alley, near thirteenth and
q streets.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

commission, consisting OF Mai. W. Il. Liver.
more, Lieut.. 4. l.. Casey, and Lieut.. l.. II.
Beach, has been appointed by the President 10
mark the boundary line between portion of
the Indian territory and the state Of Texas to
act in conjunction with similar commission
appointed by the governor OF the latter state.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
Great base ball, Capitol Park to day, i:l5


The following building permits were granted
yesterday; Mrs. Tappan, to improve 1907 @
street. to cost $1,000; G. Marx. TO improve G2l
Massachusetts, avenue, to cost 81 900; Judge
Mott, to improve S2G Connecticut avenue, to
cost 5000.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

The swatara and Yantic, with silver for tn
Treasury Department, have passed through the
capes The swatara has 100000 and the
lantic S2,iO0OOO. They will probably arrive
at the navy yard to-day,
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Gen. Wise to Speak In Alexandria.
Hon. John S,Wise, the Republican candidate
for governor of Virginia, will address the peo
pie OF AleXandrla on Thursday might, oct. /.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

THE Cannstatter NolkSiest will be concluded
Sunday, Sept -, 1885, at Guethlers Park, with
sacred concert. Admission, % cents.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Eiseman Bros, cor Seventh and L, are the
most popular clothiers and tailors of Wash.
ington,
National Republican., 1885-09-25

day,
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Base ball Base ball Capitol Park, 415 toS
National Republican., 1885-09-25
smoke in the Treasury.

That Eisomnn Bros, cor. Seventh anl T. sell
the most reliable clothing at the lowest prices.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
A Washington Cadet Suspended.

Park
National Republican., 1885-09-25
Our Boys.

The ideas concerning Boys
and Children's Clothing &
have of late years consider
ably changed. The thought
of giving a boy anything to
wear that looked stylish was
considered absurd. Stylish
ness and durability were two
words that buyers never
thought could harmonic to-
gether. Now all this is
changed, and the little fell
low is just as stylish looking
as his "big brother" or IA
ther. IF he isn't he ought
to be. Proper and stylish
clothing need not be expen-
sive, as we are willing to
demonstrate to you when
you visit us. If you will ac-
cept our services in supply
ing your boy with clothes
you will find that the words
neatness, firmness, and
cheapness apply to every
thing we show in boys and
children's wear.
Come, then, andlet usshow
you around our large and
cheerful department for the
little folks. Replete with
everything appertaining to
suits and furnis s hin gs.
Countless styles, brightest
and newest fabrics, elegance
Of trimming, excellence of
workmanship, as we'll as
everything for mothers and
sisters comfort when they
come with you to assist in
your selection.
/
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Great game of ball to-day at Capitol Park,
dlb
National Republican., 1885-09-25

BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until IL o'clock.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

That Eisoman Bros, cor Seventh and T., are
the manufacturers ofall the clothing they sell.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
To-D-A.E e J
S P ECIAL S AL E
HANDKERCHtEFS.
NOTE PRICES,

Fer Ladies:
All linen, colored borders, new
designs, at Ioc, worth I5c.
Better quality at aoc, worth a7c.
Superior quality Qatcst novelties
at csc, worth 32c.
Pure linen, hemstitched, at Ioc,
worth I6c.
Superior quality, hemstitched, at
I5c, worth 2Ic.
initiated Handkerchiefs at ISc,
worth 2Ic.
White embroidered, excellent
value, at aIc; finer grades, more
elaborately worked, at 35c, we'll
worth 4Sc,
Embroidered in colors, latest COM
binations, at 25c, value 35c.
Mourning Handkerchiefs, good
quality, at I2c; they are bargain.
IS dozen Neck Handkerchiefs,
blue and red polka dots or stripes,
of sheer nainsook, at I3c apiece or
2 for csc.
For Gentlemen:
Colored borders, pure linen, at
nc, worth a3c; a better quality at
aoc, worth a7c; still better quality
at 25c, worth SIC.
White hemstitched at 25c; same
quality cannot be bought elsewhere
for less than 35c.
For Children:
Colored borders, all linen, at sc,
worth SC; better grade at Sc, worth
Iac; superior quality at Ioc, worth
I6c.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
4 Senegnmbinn ShYlonls.

o,nay and Cook the battery to day at Capt.
Park.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
Accident to an Actress.

The greatest game of the season at Capitol
Park O.day.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
A Cure Guarantee Recovered.

.IIecker or Ramsey will pitch for the Louis.
willie ut Capitol Park.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
THE CALlGRAPH,

THE SUN TYPE-WRITER, PRICE sl2. SEC
oND.IIAHD TYPE,WRlTERs, ALL KINDS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST PAPERS, &c. EXPERT
COPYING, EVERY KIND. CALIGRAPH OF
FICE, 033 i ST. se25.tf
National Republican., 1885-09-25

We are in receipt of three barrels
of Fresh-made Saratoga Chips, di-
rect from the manufacturer every
other day. They are the finest in
the world, and always fresh and
crisp.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

Drink our Mandheling Java Cof-
fee, roasted fresh twice day.
National Republican., 1885-09-25

"Remnant Day" attrac-
tons in each and every de-
partment.
National Republican., 1885-09-25
"Odds" In BandlScrchicfs.

"short Lengths" in Silks.
We shall display on Friday
unus ually attractive Short
Lengths in desirable Silk
Fabrics at exceptionally low
Remnant prices in order to
cause their entire disposal.
= 25 Short Lengths Of Black and Colorcd surah
silks lengths Ia to 4la yards.
10 Short Lengths of Black and Colorcd Gros
Grain silks, lengths Oh to 1914 yards
:..:l3 Short Lengths of Rhodame, Meryeilleux, and
Silk Brocades, from "a to 5Il yards
IL yards Black silk ottoman.
Regular price for piece ,,...,...,..S2 80
"Remnant" price for picce..,..,, SO
3 yards Black silk BrOCAdc.
Regular price for piece, ..,,,,,,,S So 90
"Remnuntn price for plece.".,., . 90
. Short Lengths Black Check Rhadzlmlr, 2is and
3 yards.
Regular price per yard .....,,,,-sl 25
"Remnant' price per yard........ %
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-21
English "MAsferN Gnll.'


Counterfeiting gold coin i, looking up
| again in England, several instances Of 1t
having l-aen published. some light WAS cast
upon II in the course of pawnbrokins case
heari recently at Bow street. during which
II WAS shown that n number of pers Jns have
been engaged in manufacturing severe. ms
ami articles Of jewelry from what is called
mystery gold. composition Of platinum,
tin, and copper which stands the acid tests
and weighs as much as pure gold. do not
believe that this article is any novelty, tut
il suggest a curious reflection. What if
somebody were TO really discover the art Of
initiating gold almost to perfection' We
are really very near il II Is pleasant re-
tiection that on the whole il would do more
good in the arts than it can do harm in the
hands Of the dishonest What with silver
growing cheaper and science progressing 50
that even the value Of gold is no longer GER
tam. one may, without being Ut1pian. con-
template time when currency Will he based
On value IN property OF any kind