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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
eRAzEN BROADWAY.
Improper People Who Give Character Q.
That ThOrOughfsro.

- I. A-ttrt-l
Wednesday was one o. the most beauti
tel DAYS we have had ia weeks, and Brc ad
way was more than usually crowded witt
pedestrians | " Iked fifteen or twenty
blocks on this th0roughfare at about the
mOsl iashionabls hour in the day, and tn
thing that struck me the most about the
people 1 ulel was their intense vulgarity
The men looked ike gamblers, and tn,
women as though they belonged to the
army Il The deni monde. 1 never saw
moro painted faces of the stage. OF
course. there were some few that were not
painted. aud shat were quiet enough and
decent enough women; but there We're SC
many ol he olher Kind that they gave
Broadway is character. think Il z
for lIner had been walking along AZ the
same tim~-One who had never been IL
the country befOre-he would have
thought shat he had Lighted upon
some street set apart for this class OF the
community. Not Oily had the women
painted their cheeks ami blackened
their eyelashes. but they did it so boldly
80 fagrantly, that there was no denying
IL: and thea they were dressed in such a
= -
the backs OF their heads. aud innum ra-
bio feathers. hat. altogether, l felt
as though I was look ng upon a parade
made up o.. very questionable charac-
g r. One does not see s. much OF this sort
of sh ug la the mocnin The painted
class shuns the sunlight aud prefers
O. make - appearnnc- later in the day /;
while tue decent element j. out IN the
morning. gets Us shopping dOne As early
a. possl a., AMI IL lt has TO 20 cut later
seeks tho retirement II Fifth avenue.
Broadway, after two or three o'clock.
no5 an attractive thoroughsare.
Indeed know great many
ladies who viii lot be seen there after
twelve OF one o'clock; and I don't blame
them. for 10 must Do very unpleasant for a
woman Of rsdnenent % have 10 jostle for
biocSs against a class OF the community
which she cares least 20 be seen among II
l wanted - show a stranger the test OF
Nsw York I should nos take him on
Broadway after the morning hours; and
perhaps I would net take him there at ali.
Tor I could show nm oa Fifth avenue tho
class ~ whom / should be better pleased
10 have Nsw York judg 4; not that the
hes and moss reGn. 4 women Of the cifv
do not Quent Broadway. bat they are 80
ou numbered hy the other class hat IN y
make yerg little impression upon ths
casual observer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Chlcazo later Ocean tnless there b
trsaabe9s soIle hege the ooHLesJ QFeF Tie
lIted States oeDat1g.hlg ia Illinois sill
- ei.sied t4ls Eeez.
Pt.laslelphia Pres Is the Democ-
-.... saolls party asks tile Chicago
Hera4L IL mizhl as vel have asked, l.
tls Demoefaeg Democratic
AeW fark Irlbaas Cien- Logan hay-
ing s,lcee,l,.,i lA cunning hhnols Demo
erais ag q tree, K ~ - be b0ped be Vii
sszt sslsceed Ga putting theta IA q hole.
Bsston Afcerfissr (mng~umps If the
uemocrars were wise regarding the eject
ga tas elactlons they would act urge tie
President o. make haste in rem 3gihg he-
pubheans % puf IA Democrats.
boston Joaraal Ia tie South ofen-
slga partisanship GA the part II hepuo-
acans s 30 vote, 10 fhs Interpretation of
the administration offensive partisanship
msans loinng s Hepabhcan campaign
cluh
Detroit Post Apparently the reyisers
~ the Old Testament have destroyed the
tralfionai text ~ MANY Of the time-hOn-
red verses wIth0us Improving the SENSE.
81 does not seoM as though the result
Justified tae lahor.
PmLldelpAla Times IL IS true that
rbeepldeune OF typa0ld fever al Plymouth
was lu s certain sense the result Of accl-
deuf. bur h was the kind u accident
thar Is habie to occur anywhere. IL might
have neen prevented 0y wstcilfulDess aud
care. aud the time % begin u guard
against disease ls before Il comes
New York Sun IL will not be safe t.
take for granted shat even a temporary
. peast, between Russia aud Great Britalu
Is assured while two indispensable cOndl
. uons remain unsaiisfied These c0nd
F tons ars, On the one haul. the official as
sent % RUSSIA "a an Afghan boundary
definite in al It's details and al h st pro
F fsssedly mmutable. on the other hand
7 ~ aaluescence m Mr.. GladstoDe's ac
I tons ~ the House OF Commons, IN which
F ga the last division taken during the
present week. the ministerial majority
bad already shrunk 20 p
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

IN ENtraor,iiasry Ce.s of skin s.rsftIng iI
California.

Alta ca fornia
A interestinr suit vas sa<en ap raceas
IS in Judge Bear lens Court. brought b.
0r. Gsrilaer s-a.ass be 6rm of Tatau e.
8o.ren CD rec1v.r - 49,. value OF profs.-
.tauai Services to ono Of thsir emp -.
La February s-3 he was passing with =
hted candle Iarough room in which
vas stored guam isy ~ gasoline in ogsa
.sssels. An expios on took p. Sc. in which
te was Fri htfu.ly burned ahout bis ler-
-uo aunirsd ami sigh y seven Square
1ches q skin were antrelr Ia .roved and
leigh square inches rsrtlv iajared
lae patient was placed under tbe IRE q
1e risirtf r. whe cantinaei h = trea. mens
tuti Anzu= when the man va eutlraIv
evered Tie means Employed hv The
.ocfor n eis .rea mems were bota novel
sass sncressf1i. being the traaspl antin- %
- s niarad surEsces of bits q live skin
fhese vera no larger thsn harnp seed and
were placed at some distance sparI: vet
.lch was fae marvel egs growth has each
IRA - ska Increased .n every rect on
larl ha.f a. '1ch rf rev sur ace skim va
1rei This rr cess sl sk.a plant ~ vas
rsreHtsi anft sha whole ara was Hfer-
alr ren.er .saea frsrn tb.s m .nnte ersfrs.
nrr.~- ths ne the ient was anier
rea fInan ais vs.ras we're ra-aIsrv rais
ana IS el.fsiesrsrio1 81 tsis hs si-ned e
rs.esse e, ere fru af sl eanus Ior isui-
ss taf ESQ rrs nj srri IS rrcucht ~
t8a rhv.ian ts -sccver ses ~ IS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

sa.. sast. - sb.s.s Dassi4La ia lis oll in
ti... manner the -seataal Substitution a
r,... I,.f..r f5r tts e4rig sersl0n I'll sitb-
a.sf as,ait bs sseoapilshsd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up a Towel
rack in any office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day. Sundays except
ed. per month, $50.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month SlO0.
One Towel every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c
For those who wish. to patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towels every day, or semi-weekly, as
you may direct. All Towels are fur
nished by us and are OF superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenience and cheapnes IS OF this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders TO GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
co, 2i South Division street
A. 0TTE. Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

hzvElAsD aast 4lla1st have Nished
bal . pla,e n bis Cabinet for sunset
0hen that Sea YORK ielssaEion told
xbaf q gress uaa the Minister O.
rkey b.
NE haven't hsard anything mofe,
ely. aboat pahlisil-ag tas names ot all
applicants foe Offices il tnee effort %
blsh she a4n.rs ei all ~ tus Deulocfats
q want afiiees appears t8o formidable.
suggest that tae aames 81 those s-o
oot b. guhiHhcA
p aow transplfes tAat Capt. Howard
odrove the rebel anly tae North
81 behind raspberry bush aud inails
tied q completely. sas "luammer
ths Ga5hng sua company. There's
sAing like having a man iir a salesman
% Knows bow to use tue tools be- is
hng
fHE change ia the revised Old testa-
nt which will probably - welcomed
The gseatsst fuuber of enc peo-
~ shis generation s tle rz
ngatlpu % ~helI' in most places shere
.ccufa Ia che oid version. Ihe -hades
The revised Nse restameut u made
asoi Ia the Ola Testament.
Treasury department Wa '"Ad'e'to
sach a thoroughly oislaeas-iike Inan-
r AMI snen a system 90 checks was
1ployed- thai Che Stealing OF even Two
nts would have oeen lmpfaet'caoie.
lis discovery 's ofe OF the advantages
nieh come % The Democrats from over
uhnS The books.
rr,,, p...,,...-,,. - a. ,.,-,.n ,..,,,t, g.,
.,et ,.~, h,,,s i,.r ,,,y G-ea,.
ekar hs. b....n a,f.s,.s5 oo.frnast..r AT
,..., G-o,. ana ,ss D..,oo.-s4s who
an,t ges ,be oalee ,,n-ider tb..m-elves
snlt.,J fsit,.s.ibla .ha. tbe prezi-
ma 1oss nor ssow thar sbere srs Ci-eer.
So ~ ~ '''''- '' ''',' ''''' ''''' ''','
'''.'
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

For a Nobby Summer SUIT,
we would call your attention
To our Fancy Cassimeres, IN
plaids and checks. made up in
sacks and four button frocks.
Perfect in style and MT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Gentlemen, you eau not be
more elegantly fitted. Our
TAILOR MADE CLOTHING
kNoels anything you have
ever seen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

h.svElASD alast sllalsi have Nishei
hal place in bis Cabinet f0r sunset
1 shen that SeN YORK .ielssa1lon toll
f. wbaf q 1ress maa lhe Minister g.
rk-t ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Michigan Central
tGKAND BArII,s DIVISION !

Depart. Arrive.
Detroit IL 8sD sfn pachc "a .s tYl am
Day ExpreAs l14t pm Mfl -.. .ll Im
Atlantic r. go I'm Na. frrian sll pm
WAY Frei.sht 0-sD su G'd iiei .ils o. l0 - 800
sSleeYiug Carf attached.
Pacific E1pTees daily bt4anoe trains dalll
except Sundays.
The Detroit EXIre-s iesFl1s 81 taN a. nl- Ftsseh
ing that city az n 80 Nev 3nrs lisH a. Iu
and Brsfon 80 T. next dag.
Ihro1Eh tickcts FOR Rii ppiuie ane tiuapiua cfs
berthf nay be fruflrssl o. llIa0 4lC.e fftne
corner Monroe ana oitaea rfresfe aH. if Ani01
Depot.
j. =. SCHULTZ oen Aa- CD honros-~t
(5Eo 81. WrFS0R iickn hgl1f fft-
J r. NsNEiNh. heke' Agent. DeIH-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

We are going 10 ask a. a
special favor that YOU come
and Try on a few of our Fine
Coats and discover what We
mean by Tailof-Made. Form
Fitting Garments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Lake Shore q Michigan Southern

The train ieasIne ut a.. Ia. cunnfs-tt ~ White
Pigeon with Atlantic tApftar fl Mtlu Lane.
whicl ias paiaco Drsiviue Room alssIli
Cos.ohee from Chicago lo hee lofE aaa hoeioa
without change.
The train leatine si .3t BEL. C.sl.II.ris af vi
pia,.sn iyigiug one Lnlr fuf aiulaIl slfI spf
New York IEpfess 0u Main l-iu..
Through iiCke,s and berthe in = lallF .Hica
rtrt~si sud DeIlof-
All trains vii run by ssIh anridlHn fiIno ~iilei
IL 80 MINUTES slower thfl Detroit uule
j. 81. NlkEAhEf ilcl hFf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
RAILROAD TINE TABLES


Grand hApiGs a thg-~A@
GOING Month.
Arrive iasss
t4nsiunsti A s,lsud hsplds IA s,ls pul
Cincinnati a Nacsiiasl Ia 81 .A -. -
h Massla and MleAlIa. Ia. ~ fu etN i'.A
4 sssAnd kspids a JaIliiaf Ar vs. sHi tAN an
0olAb SOUTH.
f.....,at A.. fAA "a
Nssl'tr,..l A 4 'is..,lusls.t n stf qlu Nlt lu
Ws-.l,r--.s 4 Il 49, ii.2 sfH a. - Al
kssiefn txlftse ...-.s @si* t.t
(,.iillsa 4 traoa i.agiaa A. - ptn
A VI afs.ins deIlg c1ealf ki.1dAs.
sIEElIN0 ca AhAANefaite -
haaTH a faiH lesxaEe ~ hak b. lii Ia Nse-4
rssfi sis~sn1s Tan go t'elaskt. sad aheeli'i-.
tiD 4ralE ie..silE 81 lJ-G a. nl. Las atf -
foT lrascrs1 tlis. A..
Soon pssin ..,.tluf af bls 8. m hss hussi
run s!ss-,sue af To- i.iis llinail-
Thrsllfh tlokats osl te uifstinta =" Atti'iA
IL kss (ifs..a caflaf Manfoe Aul efiapt. n.ft~tia
and Al gniun Depot a. A. i4Nh hNthfh
tssu ! i,ae Asa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

"A haven't nsard anything moce,
.ls .h.,st oabisiang tae names of all
sapplisants ior Offices II tnee1oFt 20
blish she aan.ss .l All ~ tne Democrats
q want oliicea appears t0o fafmhisDle.
suggest that tae aamas of those s-o
aot b. guhiahll
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

r nax tfansplfes STAT Capt Howard
odr0se the rehsl 4rng RI the North
q behind a raspberry bash aad dnails
tied c completely. sas drummer
the Cnthng guu company There 3
.hiBg ike having a man ipr a salesman
o Knows bow to use the tools he Is
hug
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

fHs Detroit free ffess takes q cousil-
able amount ~ editorial spaee o. show
at under the Republican administration
rreasury Department was conducted
sach a thoroughly husaeas-ike mani
r anil such a system ~ '-cbecks' was
lployed, that the stealing of even two
nts would have Deen Impractlcable
lis discovery is one of the advantages
hich come o. the Democrats from over
uhng the books.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Quick year TO-
of the
The out -But the
o "uck the
J. simplicity
be no
thumb burn the fingers With and confuse people The
valve dead shut When the little knob pushed
the word Open, when pushed the word
Closed closed That all
Tank all the Meal
furnished this has been improved and perfected that not only
the filler properly closed The finish OF
general have been much improved
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Tan change la the revised Old Iesta-
nt which will probably - welcomed
me greatsst huub-r of che peo-
~ fhia generation s tne exc
ngatuuu oi ~hell' in most places shere
.ecura ia che oid version The -hades
The revised NsW Testament h made
asoI Ia the Ol1 Testament.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

4Ae man who receives the most
IeeesFga day in Washington is not the
fFp9laent or any member of his cabi-
net' ooe Z pension attorney, whose
daily mail frequently numbers 500
letters. Z .
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

The Rev. 1. Z. Leucht has succeeded
adpir9lly in his efforts for the benefit
'oeta4 sSVsh Widows and Orphans
Home Of New Orleans, having sue
csseed In getting subscriptions to the
extent Of 916, 900 to date.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
CHRIFF'S SALE

me State of Louisiana, Parish of IN.
cnta' Fifth District Court. ""-
Succession of l.. M. OSBORNE. Deceased
BY virtue of an order of sale issuea NV
.ne non. Filth District Court, in and e.,
the Parish of Ouachita. and to me- d;rao. i oi
IN tne ABOVE entitled and numbered snit
nave seized and taken into NV posses;on
anu Will sell at public auction. betwean
| iogaI hours OF sale, to the last and hiohest
pluu9r, at the door of the Court Honse in
inc Clty OF Monroe, La, on
wednesday, 9th Of January. 1886.
Inc following property to-wit:
"A certain plantation or tract of land d.
scribed as follows, to-wit: The son.h-east
Quarter OF south-east quarter and norfh east
quarter OF northeast quarter and west half
s "a nuIitn-east quarter and north half of
sCuth-West quarter and southwest nuarfar b
OF southwest quarter and west half Of
northwest quarter and northeast quarter
0i northwest quarter of section Q. r. ne NJ
nange east, and lots 2, and 4. in section
l, i. Ii, N. X. east and lots 3. 456s
ana y, and southwest quarter and east half
t -, so9sn-West quarter and north west quar-
,eI OF south east quarter of section Y6' and
loIs SAND OF section IS, II, N. r.. 3 east.
except that potion OF these lands about Oh
acres lying west of Musuuito bsvon hareto
fore sold by r. w. Faulk to J. and T NJ
ruler by deed dated January 18th. 1S7o
ne in Dotarial hood 4. pages $50 and
no. POO, VI tne records OF Ouachita Parish. La.
bearing 641 acres more Or less.
Terms of sale cash, at not less Than H.
appraised value as shown. in the Inveno
'ory OF said succession.
Saturday, Dec, 6, 1885.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
TPRopR1sroR or
Gu a G hita Bakery.
.ssl And Manufacturer of
q axes. Can dies.
SODA AMI MINERAL WATERS,
81 DsqiEd Street. Monroe, La.

PURE STICK CANDY A SPECIALITY.
heyattenlaos Of the public is called to
act that this candy IL made in my own
establishment, and is superior in quality to
snst generally offered to the public.
SPeclai orders for anything in my line
Will receive prompt attention.
July 10. lees. iy
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

Inc Chinese are engaging in the
retail grocery business at Augusta Ga.
90 numerously that the native dealers
have petitioned the city government
to "abate the nuisance.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
CHERIFF'S SALE.

1 A
AUGUST RAUXET VS.. r. C. C0nD No
477. ""' NO.
Inc State of Louisiana. Parish or h,,a
chita, Fifth District Court. '''' u Qua
| by virtue of tieri Jacids issued NV tno
Hon. Fifth District Court. in and e,. H.
kfarish of Ouachita, and to me d;reotad
IN the above entitled an numbered sn;t +
nave seized and taken into nv poss es.s
and will sell at public auction hef 1uoo,,'
legal hours of sale to the last and h;n Meen
1ldder. at the door of the Court House in
the City of Monroe, La, on '' :"
Saturday, I'd Day ofJanuary 1856.
the following property to-wit:
=, A Ace lot of ground and all improve.
Monroe, and described as follows: u
A certain lot Of ground and imnrovo
ments situated in square No. 6, of the plan
OF Monroe as recorded in NOtarial book q
being lots No. one On two (2) three (3) and
one one, half OF lot No. seven "a being one hun
one hundred and fifty feet on, Calvnso
street, as per plan. on. the corner of said
streets. Said property being that on wb;n1,
defendant now resides and purchased Nv
him, said defendant, from Mrs. M. A Par.
goud on the 23d day of December, 1872.
Seized as the property of defendant .nd
will be sold to satisfy said writ and costs
Terms OF Sale :-On twelve months credit
Tor what the property will bring. with
eight per cent per annum interest thereon
rom day OF sale, the purchaser to execute
special mortgage on the property and
ha fn,o approvea security and also pay
ne following costs as proviped BY law.
Clerks cost, $3S. 35 Recorders cost ~ 90
$1,000; Amount of taxes
lue the State of Louisiana, and amount of
axes due the City of Monroe, La: with
osts ana penalties to be added; Sheriff,s
os., so:ov, COMMISSIONS on amount of sale
10 added. j. e. MCGUIRE,
Sheriff.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

Central Location; convenient to railroad
depot. steamboat landing and the business
portion of the city. Superior accommoda-
tons and excellent table. M0-Special
inducements to Railroad men.
MRS. KA.B4s MORRIS,
-Oprietress.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
Noon 8. .. m.

Sales, American $500, Futures dull
Delivery Dec, Dec Jan'y Jan'y Feb'y ICE
y, Feb'y March s.. b, March April SD S.
April May 90 s, May June So Il, June
July SID v, July August 5.16V. N
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

Gov. MeEuss sSpbol& "a =. q.
Oxford Police Juror for tho Fourth
Werd Of Jackson parish, vice J. L.
Aancld asPs!eued.
- n1vlas has resigned - consea.
ble -. "a Werd q Union parish.
No successor has q yet been appointed.
G. w. Carter, Justice Of the Peace
tor the 6th., ward Of the same parish
be- also rendered his resignation.
Apparently the position Of Justice OIL
the Peace In Union Is not one " Jnolu.
ment.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
LIVERPOOL.
NOON.

Cotton dull and unchanged. Sales
5000 800, Uplands 8, Orleans 5 3-l6. Re-
ceipts $1,000 American S71O. Futures dull
Delivery, Dec, Dec Jan'y, Jan'y Feb'y As
and ., Feb'y March 81 March April 50
APril May OF May June $40 June July
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
THE MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS.
December %.
COTTON.
Cotton market steady and unchanged.
QUOTATIONS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Sugar, lower: open kettle, choice, 51se
strictly prime, &c; prime, AID: good fair
to fully fair, Axe; good common to
fair AGO 4Hc; inferior to common, $40
DC, centrifugal plantation granulated, 6X@
I6s, off graduated, eHc. CHOICE white,
SIC, choice yellow clar. ii. le
5N, seconds, 45z@4SS. Moiasses firm
open kettle, choice, 800 CSC, strictly prime
Al @42c, good prime, 37@39c, prime, 33@35c.
good fair, so9S2c. good common, 17c. Gen.
common, i60lsc, inferior 140l5c. Rice
Flour quiet, Choice. $4.4O, Fancy, $4,000.
Extra Fancy $3.50, Minnesota patents, S..
so, Winter, $3.50. Con dull. mixed. 45c.
choice western, 37Hc. Texas, 34c. Corn meal
quiet, 500. Hay firm, prime, $l5l0 1900,
choice, $17 OO01S 90. Pork quiet, $1,000
Lard quiet, SIC. Bulk meats steady. |
shoulders, 3.75c, long clear, sc, clear rfb |
sides, 8. Bacon steady, shoulders, SIC,
long clear, SIC, clear rib 5T. Fans choice
ern rectifed, ;$l.OO01.25. Coffee, quiet. |
cargoes common to prime, 709Ac: Bran |
quiet, SOC. Cotton seed oil, dull, crude. |
new, M1x025, refined, 30X@31c, F. o, B,
cake, 1SH@19Hc, meal, 1910.
ST. LOUIS.
December. %
Flour quiet, family, $3.7O@3 80, choice.
4.0O@4.Ol, xxx, 50 4508.55, fancy, 4.5C3
1872, patents, 81. 25O560. Wheat, higher, No.2t
red Fall, 94c, cash. Corn lower, No
mixed, 3lAc cash. Oats, lower.
q cash. Hay, firm, $lO.OO014.O0. Bran
steady, sacked, 59060c. Corn meal higher.
81 6501 70. Pork, higher 80 OO0lO 90. lard
,tedy, 67O05 80. Bulk meats: long clear sides
75c, short rib S5 short clear Csc.
Bacon: long clear, s Toe, short rib, 4 IS
20 short clear 585X05 9Oc. Boxed
OTIS; long clear, s 1905 1O]1c, short rib, 6 FOL
10 Whisky steady, 81 10. Hams,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
MONEY.

NEW York, Dec. %.
Money on call easy 202k, per cent.
Prime mercantile paper As. Foreign az.
change quiet at 4-85 Tor 90 days and 1881
for demand.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22

Co detsl mined upon be-
M{nt I rehsion on Mrs. Grant. She
- comfortable home and an ample
csnSsssss; hsHcethe necessity Of a
pension is not tgpparant. -7eaakasa
States. ETII ~ ~ : :
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
TO THE PUBLIC
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE,

From and after this date, all persons
indebted to the, above firm will please
come forward and SETTLE THEIR
ACCOUNTA BY doing so they will
be entitled to tickets in the Grand
Drawing to take place February LIST,
1856, for every dollar paid.
Don't fail to mako use of this golden
opportunity. / n =
I.BAER & BRO.
Proprietors.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-22
OUACHITA HOUSE, j.
DESIARD STREET,
MONROE. LA.

Convenient to railroad depot and steam
boat landing, and provided with superior
accommodations, is now open to the travelling
public. N9-Sample Room for commercial
travellers. MRS. G. X. PURVIS,
Proprietress.
The Evening critic., 1885-01-20
THE POLICE COURT.

matrimonial unploasantness began the
session to-day. Oscar Graham, young col
ored man, was charged with assaultlng
Mary Graham, his wife. The latter stated
that her husband was going out, and she
suspected him Of being unfaithful aud at
tempted TO accompany him, when he as
saulted her and threatened to kill her. Ten
dollars.
There was another unnatural and brutal
mother before the Police Court this morn
ing for inhicting inhuman treatment on
her S-year-old child. The prisoner was q
colored woman, named Maria Washington,
who resides in shanty in Longs alley, be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth and I and
U streets. She was tried for assaulting
Mary Il. Washington, her little daughter.
Officer Walsh testified that he was in.
formed about noon yesterday by cOlored
woman that there was child tied up by
its hands in the defendants house.
On going into the house he found the
little girl tied up to door by rope
around her wrists. The lope was drawn so
tightly that her feet were almost drawn of
the floor aud her wrists were swollen from
the pressure Of the rope. There was no
fire in the room, and the child was crying
from the pain of the ropes and the cold.
He removed the cords from her hands Two
Mary Bailey testified to hearing the cries
IF the child, and notifying the police.
They said the child was punished for
losing receipt and her little brother was
afraid to give her any food because her
moth or had said she would whip hirn If he
gave her anything to eat before night.
The mother said she punished the child
for stealing and denied that the ropes were
tied tightly, and she lett a chair for the
child 10 sit on until she returned. Judge
Smell said parent had right to inaict
reasonable punishment on her child. He
thought this mode of furnishing bad child
would have been justiiable if she had been
there to watch the child. No marks were
found on the child's arms this morning,
The defendant was fined s.. y
Henry Shepherd, an ancient.looking col
ored man, was put on trial for writing
policy. Officer Bailey testified to arrestine
him yesterday with the paraphernalia OIL
writer" in his possession. Several wo-
men, white and colored, testified to playing
policy on his books. Some of them testified
TO playing the "forgetful row" and making
hits. He was sentenced to sixty days IL
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