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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-12-18
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
HAVE YOU Seen

Our Overcoats? If not you have an immense
pleasure 10 como like the fellow that never read
"Shikspur."
We cleaned out this last week manufacturer
noted for tho excellence of his productions, and
this is what he said:
No. IA Montagnac Fur Beaver, lined with
doublc-warp Italisn cloth. black satin sleeve
Innings, and made in the best manner; in fine,
gentleman's Coat.
Previous to our Purchase no retail dealer could
afford to sell one for a less sum than $50 but we
will sell you one for $35.
No. "a Brown Beaver Overcoat, fine, soft
goods: lined through with SATIN never before
sold under S25; he tells us we may sell you
bargain for SO.
No. ga Chinchilla Overcoat, just made up,
lins through with satin, and good satin that will
give good wear. We purchased at such price as
to enable us to retail for $40. We will not say
how much they are worth for fear you would
charge US with exaggeration. ,
No. 4-An Austrian Hammacher Suiting Over
coat, with colors beautifully mingled. well fitted
to adorn the figure of e handsome young man,
lined throughout with all.silk serge of the best
quality We ought to say $25, but concluded to
let 60 for SIG.
OF course we have lots of Overcoats- bought ones
and those of our own manufacture-to show you,
in such quantities and qualities al you could new
or have imagined. While manufacture the
bulk of our goods do not disguise the fact that
we always stand ready to avail ourselves of bar
gains in other meritorious productions
No one house has monopoly of merit, and,
while we claim our share for our manufacturing
department, we fain would recognize merit else
where So we are always on the lookout for those
things which will doubly benefit our customers
and ourselves.
We are ready now. Try US!
SAKS G COMPANY,
800, 3O2, 3O4, sO6 &5OS 7th street,
WASHINGTON, DC.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
SENTINEL TELEPHONE CALLS
Business Ofee. 1854 Editorial Rooms.......2!
CITY IN BRIEF.
Iilson, of Salem, was yesterday sworn

Mr.. Wilson, of Salem, was yesterday sworn
In as director az the Southern Prison.
There were ten cases at the Station-house
last night at roll call, all OF them being plain
DRINKS.
A social will be given by the Third aud
Sixth Christian churches tonight at the
residence OF George Snider.
c. +. Moffitt, of Thorntown, is said to be
the owner of colt, now two days old. that
has pronounced human head.
Under the direction of the Plymouth In
stitute kindergarten school will be opened
next week at Plymouth Church.
A number of confidence men are in the
city. They are trying to swinale merchants
by claiming mistake in making change.
A. A. McKain. of this city, will erect the
Indiana Soldiers monument at Gettysburg,
the contract having been awarded to him.
Rev. Raynor, charged OF marrying Henry
granted q continuance till tomorrow week.
Police Commissioner Morrison is in Chi.
cago inspecting the police telegraph aud
telephone system with view to introd ucing
il here.
Two FIRE cisterns are to be built as soon as
possible at the corner of Walcott and Carter
and st. Clair and Dormsn streets, each OF
2,OtO barrels capacity.
The residence OF Mrs. Murphy, corner of
Leota and Dsloss streets, was struck by light
nirg night before LAST, the chimney being
wrecked and tie roof partially torn up.
Ed Gardner, OF 157 Davidson street, was
stopped by two highwaymen on East Ohio
street late last night, who rifisd his pockets
and secured all OF the money he had-thirty
cents.
defect in the roadway at the corner of
Meridian and Seventh streets causeda phae-
ton TO be partially overturned Sunday morn.
ing end the occupant. a lady, was thrown
ont and quite seriously hurt.
Articles of association OF the Barnett and
Elliott Snoe Company, OF this city, have
been fled with the Secretary OF State. The
capital stock is Sc 600 aud ID. w. Barnett.
s b. Elliott and ]. r. Newton are the direc
tors.
Dick Roberts, George Williams and James
Coleman were arrested at the Union Depot
last night % pickpockets. They are accused
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26

The North Indianapolis II. e. Church.
The Methodist Church Of Narth Indianapo-
lie was dedicated Sunday. Iais church Is q
new organization and msinY composed OF
young folks, employed in {he factories at
that point. The structure wts erected this
spring, and an indebtedness ~ 1925 had bsen
created above the funds c2i hand. Rev.
Sampson Tincher, presidlr "a elder, DIR. Gil
lette, Or. Kendrick, Rev. AIMS Hanway aud
Rev. s. j.. Tincher the pastorssot the charge
were present. The dedcatoSy sermon was
preached by the presiding ELDER, aud follow
ing this a collecti was tGsxen up to meet
the Indebtedness OF the associs tion, which re.
suited In contributions AMOUNTING 70 $780,
more than enough TO discharh all liabilities
The new church starts out with the most
catering prospects OF SUGGEST and rs destine
10 prove tremendous powerIor good in the
village and surrounding neiglborhood.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26

John T. Woodward who Wis convicted OF
embezzling II, 200 belonging n man named
Miller, was yesterday sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary, the Court overruling the
motion for new trial. Woodward declared
that he had an interest liz the ticket on
which the money was draws, aud claimed
that he had been forced TO rial before he
was ready. The probabilitie1 are that IL the
State had waited for John 10 get ready"
the trial would not have taxi place ri all.
An appeal has been taken 70 the Supreme
Court
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
The May Meeting.

The annual meeting OF tho Acton Camp
meetipg Association will be 1eld tomorrow
at the camp.ground. The bin will leave
the depot at 1:15 O'Clock, s.ld return NJ A
In the evening. Holders oil .snts, and those
who expect to occupy tents or cottages, are
are requested TO attend, as business OF i'm.
portar ce is 10 be tran sacied.s A number o.,
families are already moving 80 the ground
Tor the summer, many OF them saying II is
cheaper than To stay in the city, aud prefer
able TO going to the Northers lakes for the
sfason.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
Benefit Concart.

Miss Anna Luzs benefit concert takes
place this evening at PfaiflIh's Music Hall.
A splendid programme has been prepared,
composing such we'll know1 artists &c Mrs
John G. New, Professor MGAvoy. Professor
Atlick Smith, Berthe Feible1nan, Miss Jessie
Meek. Dora Messing. FlorHnce Bamberger,
Mas Ida Scott, Andrew Saith, the Arion
Trio and Miss Lutz.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
Uncle Sans Ccylrt.

In the Federal Court yesterday Joseph j..
Campbell, until recently Assistant Postmas.
ter at Goldsmith, indicted fcSs OBTAINING aud
delaying registered letters, wi hdrew his plea
OF not guilty, and was finedss250 and costs
William Boorfer, OF Desrbosn County, en-
tered plea OF guilty TO passing counter.
felt money. The case OF Jatles Roberts, OF
this city, charged with paslng counterfeit
money. was tried yesterday land argued be-
fore the jury.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26

of having robbed John JamisNn, OF Decatur.
ILL.,, of $40. The robbery was: committed on
the l., b. and w.
The weather is pretty war to indulge in
violent exercise, but, notwi! hstanding this
fact there will be two-and Shalf mile race
at Virginia Avenue Rink tonight for the
cbsmpionssihip and gold m4ial. Some fast
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26

New styles WALL PAPER.
Carl Moller, 161 East Washington street,
has elegant new styles Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades. You can do better here than
anywhere else in the city.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
Sizes of Eminent nrens4 Heads.
CROWS HILL GINE.

Frank Birds Trsnsfer
Will run a line of 'bussesfto Crown Hill
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday. May %,
% and So Leaving the cdrner OF Illinois
and Seventh streets at so p. IN. and 2:30 D.
M; returning, leave Crown Hill at and
y. m.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
The Methodist MIaisters.

The Methodist ministers 81 the city held
their regular meeting yesterday and listened
to a paper on "Our New AMI rican Race and
It's Characteristics" read by Sf. Mcdonnell,
and discussed at length by Several min listers
present DR.. Alabaster gave n short talk on
Inside Life in Cuba" in. addition TO the
regular programme. ''The t.thics of Inf.
deity" will be discussed at tks next meeting.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
ssmi-Annuai ADDorslonu int of school

The supenn'edent OF Pubic Instruction
m ade the hsIi.yearly appointment Of the
States school revenue for tub ion, yesterday,
as required by law. The seturns of tho
spring enumeration show s4y III persons of
school sge In the State. TIE amount ap-
portIened to each is 81 AZ, which with So.
600 TO the Normal School, fakes the total
amount apporuoned 81 ,06l G92S2.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-26
A MissiDp B.v

Frank Ollie, lad whose parents reside at
II South Mississippi stree. was missing
from his home last night, and the police
When last seem NJ he ne had 3" "s ssiDa and
Ioean can
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

operated with perfect ease to man and
team.
The unanimous expression OF all
who have witnessed its operation is
that IL far excels any lever press now
In the market, and the manufacturers
guarantee IL superior to any lever press
made. 1t Is sufficiently strong for two
of the heaviest horses, and also has an
adjustable device for changing the
leverage by which one horse can press
bale to nearly the same solidity as
two. The change is readily made by
removing the pin which connects the
pitman and bell crank and replacing
II in other holes arranged for the pur-
pose, throwing the plunger the same
distance forward into the bale cham
Der, but leaving smaller opening for
feeding than when using the long
hitch.
Another feature peculiar to this
press Ia device for making the sweep
and pitman rigid, connecting them
together with strong steel pin by
which the plunger Is drawn back
ready TO receive the next charge by
the horse, until the bale has become
Of sufficient solidity to rebound the
pluHbcI ny us OWu tApduslOus 1uc
press may be used In this manner for
light pressing, or should the plunger
become from any cause wedged into
the bale chamber this device can be
successfully used to remove 1t. The
main shaft and all bearings in this
press are made OF steel, thus insuring
durability and strength.
In operating, the horse travels one
third of a circle. When the door opens
to receive another charge the plunger
instantly rebounds and the charge is
placed in press while the horse is turn
ing; thus no time Is lost, as each adj
vancing step Of the horse moves the
plunger forward. With our new de-
vice for stalking, the press can be set
more firmly and much quicker than
any other.
Although the cost of manufacturing
this press is greater than any other
perpetual press in market, we desire
to place it within the reach of all,
being satisfied with large sales and
small profits.
w. A. HUFFMAN IMPLEMENT Co.,
State Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
JEwElRY.
Watches, Clocks and piamonds


Howard Tully is still doing business
at the old stand, and has doubtless
the most complete stock OF iewelrys
watches, clocks aud diamonds To he
found in the state. Mr.. Tully has
been instrumental In making Fort
Worth the headquarters of North and
Northwest Texas for fine watches.
Jewelry and diamonds, and through.
out the territory tributary to the CITY
the name has become SYNONYM FOR
honesty. Until q jeweler convinces his
trade that he handles only reliable
goods, and that guarantee of quality
accompanies every package that
leaves his house, he is by no means ON
the high road to prosperity. Faith
on the part Of the patron
ls essential 10 u sale. and
the secret OF Tully's success is found in
the fact that he Is anchored for life
and handles only goods OF high Grads
His stock is just all that could he do,
sired and while the dull season CON.
tinues he is making prices remaSka.
oiy low. Special figures are given m
engagement ana wedding rings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

to terminate their stay here this ses-
sion.
A gubernatorial prophet says that
the race Ia between Swain and Ross.
IL Is said that the capt. oil board will
hold an open air session next time
with sentinels scattered we'll about In
order TO stand OFF the ubiquitous re-
porter.
A Misunderstanding in official cir
Giles threatened rscy results, but tn g
bloody chasm has been brldged.
Rumor has II that two professors in
the state university are TO go after the
present session.
Citizens Ia various parts Of the city
have organized private vigilance COM
mittees 10 operate against the class OF
assassins which is campaigning here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
PALESTINE.
A Suspicious Character Fined for Car
rying Pistol.

PALESTINE, TEX, June 9.-Last
night Mr.. Francis Clerk, rooming over
Jacobs store, heard a man trying to
force the lattice OF his window. Call
ing on him to desist and receiving no
reply, he fired with forty-four cal
iber revolver at the would-be burglar,
who then dashed away and made his
escape. This morning q suspicious.
looking harvester was arrested and a
pistol was taken from him. He could
not be identified as the burglar. but
Mayor Watts fined him. $25 for carry
ing = pistol.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
pERFEoTIoN ATrAINEn.
The Best Rebound Continuous Hay
Press on Earth,

The following are some Of the rea.
sons why the Whitman's new patent
rebounding continuous hay press IA
the most popular OF any In the market;
No other press is as powerful OF dura-
BILE, II Is the most rapid baler in the
market, Il is more easily moved and
more quickly and firmly set, 1t has no
ropes, chains or gears 10 break, Ii is
the only pre0s made with all wearing
parts OF ateel, the length Of the bate
can be regulated at pleasure, and il IL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
WACO.
Prof. Hogg Addresses the Graduates
of Waco Female College.


WACO, TEX, June 9.-Burglars con-
tinue to work the town without leav-
ing any clew that will lead to arreste.
Last night Mr.. f. Dickey lost his gold
watch and chain, worth Sl75, his
clothes and a small sum of money.
Mr.. j. l. NaMan had his wife's Jewels,
his watch chain, clothes and $50 in
money taken. Mr.. j. Il. Hearne ia
minus valuable diamond ring.
The graduating class of Waco Fe.
male college, six in number, received
their diplomas to-day. Miss HoT-
tense HeFL OF Waco took first hon
ors. Tonight at the college Prof.
Alex Hogg of Fort Worth delivered
u very able address on higher and sep.
arate education for girls,
Louis Newburg, manager of the
WSco Browns, baseball club, has re.
signed and is succeeded by Rufns
Heatherly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
NEVER Fa.,r,v.

l 90 not know Of an instances.
SuIicUkA REMEDIES have ialIsa !,
satisfactory results. telisvs
more OF them than OF any otbs. N
dies have ever handled dur1r. -.
tnree yeafs Of my experience a, w
A. ID. TRy0N, Dr,!
batav.*
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
rRRRELL OUT OF n,

TkkkEIL OUT OF lOlIGICS.
When Judge Terrell's attention was
called TO the intimation OF The GA
zErrE tina, perhaps his great corpora.
ton speech was intended for Texas i'm
stead OF Missouri, he smiled ten
inch smile, and ourtly retorted, al am
out OF politics now,n
CAPITAL CULLtNGs,
Gov. Ireland left for Dallas last
night to be absent until Thursday or
Friday.
The new collector OF Internal rev.
enue,. Mr., Searcy, has appointed Il. X
harris deputy NJ Waco.
The report OF the seventeenth Tex AZ
court OF appeals has been received by
the secretary OF state.
Charlottesville Bremond Patrons
OF Husbandry,
All the heads OF departments expect
to be on hand at the Confederate re.
anton In Fort Worth.
~ ~ said that the capitol board Is
very much displeased with Architect
Myers, because OF the supreme indif.
ference he mSnifests as 10 the present
complications, aud thnt some spicy
correspondence has passed between
them.
OourtueIaolc utleASiuOrs Is folt mere
that the "compromisep which the
land board offered 20 the cattlemen
will not be accepted. The prospect
for leasing at the July meeting is not
good.
rne Statesman has enlisted In a
summon campaign against the admin
ITERATION,
The university students have ar
tAngsd . grand BAL on tho lssh last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
AMERICANS UP rnE CoNeo,

WASHINGTON, June e.-The seere-
tary OF the navy has received report
from Rear Admiral English, dated
Congo river, May 2,stating that he had
sent Lieut.. u. III. Tauut up the COMO
IlVer 70 the Stanley Pool on an expe-
ditioD Of observation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
HOT SPRINGS.
A Railroad Man Falls From Third
Story Window.

special,
Hor SPRINGS, ARK, Juno 9.-Mr.
Temple Huntington, well-known
railroad man, iell from thlrd-story
window In the Hotel French to-day to
the alley forty. feet below. He was
taken up unconscious but medical aid
resurrected him and he is thought to
be out of danger.
Wadley & Allard, publishers Of the
Daily News, have purchased the
presses and material OF the late Daily
Herald aud formerly the Daily Horse
shoe, OF Nose Harris notoriety, which
were sold at receivers sale,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

What we learn with pleasure we
never forget, p Alfred Mercier. The
following is a case in point: 'I paid
out hundreds of dollars without re-
ceiving any benefit" Gays Mrs. Emily
Rhodes of McBrides, Mich. az had
female complaints, especially dragging
down. for over six years. DIR. II. V.
Pierce's 'Favorite Prescriptions did
me more good than any medicine /
ever took. ! advise every sick lady to
take 1t. And so do we. 1t never
disappoinis its patrons. Druggists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
sATIsFACToKY p,s..

fouy CUT1cURA RaaEprrs ~
sales . nd good results am :, s,s,.nAt
ever handled; and Ii IL y,,h KIP nj
we Iocolnmend them 10 ony NM p1AQ
sured that they will reaeIvs eas'tsn
satisfactory results. '' fsdl va
DR.. d. BOwMAg.,.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
a NEW INVENTION.

WASHINGTON, June 0--Patents
were Issued today for new System
lor tne protection OF spherical and
e COM pIolectiles. BY this new pro.
cess the old and tedious method Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
WASHINGTON.
How Garter HarrisOn's Wishes Were No
0onformed With in an Illinois
Appointment.
Yesterdays Proceedings of the National
Convention Of Charities and
Corrections.
AN IMPETUS TO THE oFRICE.sEEKnR.
Anarfal-

special.
WASHINGTON, June s.-The eigh-
teen important appointments made by
the president to-day have enthused the
office-seekers. This is the result OF
last Saturdays rest from visitors.
The appointment of Marsh marshal
In Illinois raised howl among the
Chicsgo politicians. Carter Harrison
and his crowd were backing McGari.
gle, and they are loud in their de-
nouncement tonight. There were q
dozen or more candidates from Chi
cago, and the president very wisely
went to the country for his man.
Marsh was Endorsed by Hon. VIM. r.
Morrison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
AN APPOINTMENT pEOI,INrn

WASHINGTON, June 9.-J. A. og.
den Of Penn Yam, N. Y, who was re-.
Gently appointed chief of division in
the third auditors office of the treas.
pointment. '-'s "p'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

| prescribed your Currorp, =.
Erecting a thorough cure. in <, Wy
OF Scrofula 1pon child OF one ~ VIZ s,,
after the car o had b.ffied liz NJ n
eminent physicians during a oerI l,.a Y,
months. l made a oompleis ~ n
ihohtns' A. Q, PATTXs,'
Druggist, BIooks,ii, i
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
a TExAs pnsrMAsrnn.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Among the
postmasters appointed by the presi.
dent to-day was Henry Il. Davis OF
Orange, Tex. - -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

l was q sufferer with Eczema far y, I.
and after trying many remedIss ~
cure, was finally cured by OurIoS,, T.
EDThs, and sake pleasure in reoom,,',.
them. HENRY GEL IS, DIcSs
MuioaaBe n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PHILAprr.
PHIA MINT

WASHINGTON, June e.-The presi-
dent to-day appointed ex-Mayor Fox
Of philadelpbia to be superintendent
OF the mint at Philadelphia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10
BRsR nLnnn nIanrmrr

l have SOLD more OF your Cuueu,,i
SOLVENT, with the best satisfaction /
any blood medicine keep.
u. Il. Dickinson, pfusr,l
M0nca
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-10

Sold every where. Price: CuNcvR.
CUrIoURA SOAP. &c; CUTIcURA Rrsls'
vi. POTTER DRUG AND CRKMiolL o.
TON, Macs.
Send for 'slINw to Cura skin Dk,,,,,s