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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
Announcements.
DRAW A LONG BREATH.

DRAW A LONG DlAEAif''
"when wan. to go to sleep Just number OF deep
slow breaths and I'm Of in minutes" said NewY0fk
reporter
There is sound physical for that facI OUT s0"0
people cannot draw deep breath to their lives ihe
lungs are always in partial collapse Ike bags only
half ful of corn DO you know you breathe well
you ore no half alive and that your ooo' Is 'n
and poorl No mattsr tight dressing or disease
that stranges you What shall you col That depends II
it ia dress that Expresses you of the strait jacket
is something else-wel hear what this gentleman says
"For several years had been subject TO dnenty IN
breathing and always liable to colds on the CHEST oh
mentioning it one day my druggist MI G. c. Moore oil hs
city he advised me Try what Beusons Capcine flhse
could do for me applied them and was speedily relieved
have Benson for the benefit and Injury Of
along breath"-w c. Ten EycK l75 La sale st, Chicago
Ill.
at take erea: pleasure" writes Mr.. Edgar W. Knights
publisher Of The Brighton Mass Independent IN recom'
mendmc Bensons pasters all who suffer from shornes'o
breath from any pains body They arette very best
made"
In buy,ng Bensons plaster guard against mta
tons or substtuons every genuine Bensons Is lne
"rbree Red seals trademark Look for it before allowing
the plaster wrapped up
Down WITH EXToRTIoN AND HuhBUG.
Mont nav dollar for Schencks PnInon syrup or
eo Wei, Tonic when you much better article Oh
Mcssrs RKRR SONS. at so or 10 cents one ootte Vi
RlKFR's PULMONARY SYRUP at 80 cents,
Rrxrns MARINE Toxic. at 10 CENTS
w be ,ou,1 70 give better satisfaction aud do more real
GOOD than half dozen Schencks although aker eoH W
not have tie TO claim 10
CURE CoysUMPrIos
RAISE THg DEAD
R1KERs COMPOUND DANDEIIoS PILLS at cents arc as9
Schcncks Mandrake Plls NJ ccntn
1oy gnaranee their medicines TO give better Sas""uo
than Scheuck's or they Will return the money
fiephIISy ~ RT RISEa SoS Independent Druggists.
35S Gth.ave., door south oil 2@d'sI
enunc Johann Hos Malt cxtTacthas signature o.
Hon and Mortz Eisnek neck OF every poIe VI
All hysans for general debility. Beware OF limitations
| HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
| ave, between Dth and 3oth st'
| Hours /, T. Diseases OF the Nervous 'y'.o'h
| Genito u rinaIy organs Impotence anu sterhi5'
Earl g. Wilson's f and w brand OF Mems
| Collars and CUFFS are the best Sold every where
Sealskin Paetots and Newmarkets; prices
marked dosn by c. C. Shayne manufacturer. 1913 PrhcesI
WHY NOT
Have beautiful teeth and sweet breath when DE- Lyon
Tooth Powder Will do the workf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
SILKS,
Etc.

100 pieces superior quality, fine
finish, imported grOs grain BLACK
Silk at $1.OO per yard; reduced
from $f.35.
100 pieces extra quality satin
finished Lyons Black Silk at $1.oO
per yard never before sold under
$500.
so pieces 22-inch patent SILK
finish cOIOred VeIvetcen at DOC.
per yard reduced from Soc.
100 pieces 2O-inch cOlOred SILK
Plush at $1.25 per yard; reduced
from $1.75.
25 pieces elegant fur seal Plush
at $3.50 per yard; reduced from
$500.
2Opieces 2O-inch all silk Lyons
Black Velvet at $500 per yard
reduced from $500.
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,o,p,cy SrEAVERS DUE THIS PORT
SUIPPING NEWS.
,opr or NETWORK SATURDAY. JAN. 10 1880
49, ARRIVED.

OF NEW NOhh-.-. -ofNi
ARRIVED
a..., ,,.v NJ perlln (Br Land. Lverpooi DEC 'U 1u
,nsastoyn 81 with mdse and PASSENGERS 10 1.-THE" Oh W.
Ai,s1 saip Ger, uelmers. Bremen pee - an9 o"
smptop 30, with mdse ana passenEo''''
lived M the at 1890 M .. D..A palermo IL and
Sssu Nercia (Ir Ham. Trieste Dec - aio'o ~ ~
with mdse Seager Bros lllneu, n.,,a7
olvn, ecura tSpan) priza Jarragona De lin ~, ss
VeIencia Ia, Gibraltar IL anu anh 81 wiz" A1''
Arrived at the Bar Of ga Ia. the Rar
,rh ndse and passengers TO u sesmsh N.w. and West
Nsnhattan stevens Newp0rt ca f.o
nc 18th ,ndse passengers 70 Oia NJ ~, Point
Ione re. aneca Walker. Newport news snu ''""
and messengers 10 Old Domnio 90 IN Ola
" , mos RpeaK wafer Jenney, Lewes De| WIN ~ "
Dominion So Co. Wylie. Baltimore Jan o.. ior
steamer asS with mdse 70 Henderson BIOS ,url-v
t1wc9 10 10 SANDY Hook by steamer CITY Oh
hence f9r FOXES Marston Caibariep sugar
., vsnersrs a Elder vessel 10 Is heto" A,
snwsrr wind at sandy Hook moderate NV o'' ~
CITY Island, fseshN WI clear.
CLEARED. .., Via oueens.
Steamer Germanic (Br) Kennedy L''0'p'''
sresnsr sant Romans CBr Campbell
sisSmsr farnssna DID, Hedderwck
Bros -, -. ,,,,.. Avonmouth Dock, E-W
ptea.sr swiftsurs (Br. Harmon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PeSmsr Colombo r Cardiff wAies-Funcn' ho''
Aseamer pawnee tBr). Hsrnden, Mediterranean ports
rhsps sr9 sfscsSss OBI wsdda Ha.swsseassr Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
NEWARK.

Receiver Wilkinson, of the Newark Savings lnst SUI;
tnfion which suspended last spring, has hed Dill
In Chancery at Trenton on behalf OF the eoposa"s
itors NAV sustain by the acts of the management
The Common Council has made the following APP
pointments: Chief of Police, Frank Inte; emet
engineer of fire department. Robert Klerstea; street
Jackson Clark; city attornep. Frank Wilcox
clerk o Central Market Martin BISse George cory n
Stter license in spector John W. Chandler health
ofcer. DR.. l.. Wallace; and police surgeon Dr. Fay
at e Smith.
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NrMIFRSEY TOWNS.

OpASGE.-1he fair for the benefit oft memorial
Hosptal and House of the Good Shepherd hct'eu
So 224 26. ~
which suspended operations on December ~ VIII
resume work tomorrow
CIIFroS-A gang of thieves has been operating d
for two weeks In each case latge hau,s n nav ava
been made Fancy poultry has been stolen ana
dogs uOlSOned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
HOME NEWS.
ppou1NENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Senator Warner M 1litns
~ Herkiner n w.. Windsor Hotct-Mme. Aoens s
Ratti and Marvin Hught, OF Chicago. he~, forN
Eosi-lieorge Augustus Sala of London. d. James
EotsI- Robert p Porter, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Jersey CIrY.

e-on, San Franciseo. who is evidently in the last
stage of consumption. surrendered himself TO me
police authorities yesterday and asked 70 be cared
for until he could write 10 his mother 1of money u
take him home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11

BeIpGFroRT.-P. I. Barnum has peeh 'o'eo
member of the Historical Society.
R,ncrrIcIp-Mr. and Mrs. Plumas G. Lonnsbury
will spend the winter in New-Orleans
wrr4rpsFIrLD.-Mrs. Elizabeth Buck ceie-
brated her 1O1st birthday yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
BROOKLYN.

The Daft Electric Light Company this, week VIII
Law extra rails the Bridge tracks Tor the purpose
of making an experiment at running cars by lis 81 g.
tenn. The permission was given last June, the com
pany to pay all the expenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
STATEN ISLAND.

About twenty members of the Bi-Conten1ial G Ion
mittee which year ago had charge OF the TWO nui
dredth anniversary OF the settlement OF klchmon
County propose every year to eat bi-centennia
dinner
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rTSrCHESTER COUNTY.

Mr. VYRXoN.-The ghost story is sald 10 nave
been started by resident who wanted 10 Keep
servant from going out evenings.
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10000 GARMENTS

AT PRICES NOT COVERING COST OF MAKING.
Every GARMENT HAS BEEN CAREFULLY EXAM
INEp BEFORE BEING PLACED ON SALE AND is
pERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT, BEST MATERIALS
usrD AND THE TRIMMINGS ON THEM SELECTED
rpoM ORR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF EXCLUSIVE PAT
TERMS IN EMBROIDERIES.
1000 DOZEN CHEMIsEs, YOKE OF iNsERiioN'AND
TUCKs SOC TO CSC. EACH
900 DOZEN DRAWERS DEEP EMBRoID EhEp hof-
FILES TUCKS ABOVE. SOC, TO ssc PAIR
400 DOZEN NIGHT DRESSES IN HUBBARD AND
poNpADOUR SHAPES, 09c. TO 81 80 EACH
xoo DOZEN WALKING SKIRTS TRIMMED WITH
TUCKED AND Embroidered RCFFLE' ''e.io ~ 20
EACH.
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LONG ISLAND.

JoSG ISLAND CiTY.-The case OF ex-Mayor De
Revojse. charged with embezzling SlOI,ooo from
the city will be called for trial this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALBANIA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
srr ,sss 100 seIs4:49 MooH nie Siio NOON Az H. 80
HIGH wATE4 TO-DAY.
. 80 e.a, uoot AGA ficr. Island Adj Hell Gate. b:1g
1a-Sandy uoos 433 GOV. i5l@nd 4oS hei "@Oe o'''
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GAR = Z: rs

40 pieces best quality five
frame Body Brussels Carpets at
500 per yard.
200 pieces very desirable extra
heavyweight Ingram Carpets at
the extremely low price of 46c.
per yard; reduced from Goo.
1OODieces Extra Super Ingrains,
in the most desirable patterns ana
colorings, heaviest quality made'
at SOC. per yard; reduced from
75c.
proeAway. 4th.ayo.. 9Th and 10Th SIS
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The George II. Gilbert Manufacturing G.
Of Ware and GiIbertville, Mass.

The George II. Gilbert Manufacturing TO.
Of Ware and GiIbertville, Mass.
THIS EXHIBITION WILL COMPRISE THEIR
LEANING NOVELTIES IN PLAIN PLAID AND
r,couARp DRESS GOODS EVERY THREAD OF
WHICH Is GUARANTEED TO BE ALL wool. AND
roUAL. IF NOT SUPERIOR, TO ANY OF THE
FOREIGN PRODUCTIONS BOTH IN REGARD TO
STYLE AND QUALITY. AND AT VERY MUCH
LOWER PRICES
WE REG TO STATE THAT NOT ONE STYLE IN
THIS WHOLE COLLECTION Is AN IMITATION OF
FRENCH GERMAN OR ENGLISH GOODS, AND WE
TAKE ESPECIAL PLEASURE IN PLACING BEFORE
THE PUBLIC THIS MAGNIFICENT LINE oFPURELY
AMERICAN IDEAS. WHICH WILL BE ON BALE Az
OUR DRESS GOODS COUNTER TOMORROW MORN
mo
THIS GREAT ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND
QUALITIES. ADAPTED TO ALL TASTES. OFFERS
EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS TO THE EARLY PUR'
CHASER. AS NONE or TIE STYLES WILL DE
DUPLICATED.
NOT ONLY AS AN ARTISTIC DISPLAY AND As EVIL
DENCE OF AMERICAN PROGRESS. IL THIS GREAT
COLLECTION WORTHY THE VISITORS ATTENTION.
RIFT ABOVE ALL. AN OPPORTUNITY is OFFERED
70 OBTAIN BEAUTIFUL DRhss FABRICS AT UN.
USUALLY LOW PRICES
RELIEVING IN AMERICAN TALENT, AND BELIEv
ING IN AMERIC AN MANUFACTURES. WE EXTEND
A CORDIAL INVITATION To EVERYBODY TO CALL
| AND EXAMINE THESE GOODS.
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D,gM\QMNS0nS,
Broadway and 9Th st.
ANNUAL OPENING SALE
MONDAY MORNING O'CLOCK SHARP
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

NO OUTSIDE WORK.
NO OLD STOCK.
THREE or THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
FINE UNDERWEAR, DESTROYS OF RETAINING
THEIR BEST HELP DURING THE PAST FLAT
SEASON MADEA CONTRACT TO SUPPLY Us WITH
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SPRING 1888
GRAND
EXP 0 S|T|o N
ALL..WooL
DRESS GOODS.

WE WILL EXHIBIT IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS
TOMORROW, JANUARY II. AN ENTIRELY NE"
COLLECTION OF PLAIDs. JACQUARDs. ETC, THE
SPRING PRODUCTIONS OF THE FAMOUS AMERloAs
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-01-11

Sealskin Paletots and Newmarkets; prices
marked down by G. C. Shayne manuiac'urer' lo' ''i'
WHY NOT
Have beautiful teeth and sweet breath when DE- Lyon
Tooth Will do the work.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
BUSHTrEED.
The Bis milan an ~. Way Home-Nsgro
INDIAN.

81. IDrIs. March lS.-CLi.f BU.hyh.iI
u the Cherokee Nation j. ~ tie Planters
House, ou his way home fuum Wa.h.uS.
ton, where he went - confer With rs,
iA-n Secretary Of the Interior. Teller. In
r"<ari "a d~evi,ins some mean of ~f~~t
ua.ly ~diSp"~ing 81 10. claims which we're
instantly l-ing made bv persons ~ mem.
tvrhip IA the Cherokee" Nation. " are.
d" said. continually obliged To pass upon
the claims Of persons having lot, of negro
blood and no Indian blood n their veins.
to D. taken into u. Nation. and I visited
Secretary Teller in "r,lrr 90 SECURE ht, al
sc" upon the formation Of a tribunal
winch would dispose nf such application
Ia a satisfactory and fgal manner lie
Wa, however. -, busy " iHdiuE up the at
fairs Of his department. that; ] vas uuahl.
t. have the matter disposed ~, and shall
have IN wall until the time epiacs
when Secretary IImars attention can
." hrnugh; - H. aW Tie
Cleveland Inauguration while ! MAS IN
Washington. and that sight al"Jle amply
fcI.aid Ia. irouo.e and tuL ! had under
gone
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
THE CC"BOr a
The slayer. OF the Th'-- Be.p-rsGocs
Taken t. Las vega. D., th- Troops.

lINvIE, Coz, March IA Springer.
Y. NJ. Special ,iy>, by order 81 I'T,,,.
lent Cleveland 4 detachment Of 81, Tenth
Infantry arrived ;hi, afternoon and escorted
.n Las Vegas Tor safe keeping the t,>irs-i
officers, Lee. Kimberly agd HuNrl'auzh.
he ~s,aycrs 81 three jc>P-fair,-. Rogers.
turrie AMI Rel River In.n. Ia their d''ark
o. the Of.c'T, ~ Jail Monday last While
many al the cowboy avengers lett town la;
night many remained determined &" ay.urr
iEr death IL their comrades a. Snup a.
ihc officers made their aPIsdran~" az TIA,
The latter were advised. hence the request
OF The Governor iuT a military '~cuIt out 1T
town. pn the arrival ut tie tram tie In
HhliautS iloek~i To- the hou~rlop~. Tho
g~r"dt">i excitement prevailed, - u Sas ~
Tccirt al attack woI.d =. made upon the
soldiers and an attempt made {" ~riy~ thu
officer aId hang them. W demonstrations
were made, however. The train arrived al
Las YEAS st eight his evening. The de-
pcradn, turTi", wIS the SAN Who >.ut and
Killed ih" actor, Parker. some years a-i a;
M.fshil. Texas while the latter Ma IL iu-
Ia ave some lul,~> fIum Insult.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES

IL jav Senate. on the "lst. Mr.. Nawley
attacked Van Nvck on n question % priv
i!SS-S. calling attention - the omission
from the Congressional Record Of som. re-
marks mad Nv Mr.. Van Wick ~deroSatory
To the members Of the South American
Commission. which omission. he said. rem
derrt the subsequent r.marks %. the other
Senators somewhat unmeaninr. Mr.. Van
Wycs explained, bu; a very lively debate
followed.
\ P,RT Of the wall OF the warehouse OF
the Knoxville Iron Company. aEains,
which large quantities of bar iron had been
stacked, fell recently. -Four men were IN.
jured. one probably fatally.
osMAN DiGN.'s Arats forced q British
square near Suakim on the al. by making
n sudden attack from concealmcnt. The
Arabs were eventually driven OF with
heavy loss. The British and Indian casual
ties numbered over one hundred. \ re-
cent dispatch stated that kassa!a ~asst.li
holdin out. IN attack hal hecn repulssi
an! the Governor stated that he could hold
his own for some time.
A kEoXvK lTowa) special % thu ga
says: George Wilson ami George pioEiG-
son. of Hamilton, H., were ducs hunting
IN n canoe near this city today. when
they were struck by a CAKE Of lce and up
set. Eo.h drowned.
STA HENaY PARSss. the British Minister
% FckiaE. died recently. Il was believed
thar he died suddenly, bGt nothing definite
was known.
DYNAMITE was placed under the skating
rink a; Gira-iysiIs. Pa. the other night by
an unknown person ard exr.oled. tearing
out tie end q. tie buliin=. AlarEec crowd
was il the building. hat TO oze Was hart
Tux i.sn-taIa Hotel, Chicago. was de-
st.uy~i BY Gr. on the ai-A: OF tie -!s:.
Five persons were killed By falling walls
or consumed N The flames.
ApvICrS frC-a Prince Alh.rt All CaT.tuu
TccN.yc-; a. W.znipc- how Ia, the Tis1S
anoaS the Saskatchrvaa kAIs-oT-1s -
s3.cvhat se..oos, AM they have bse1
5otaei hy 4 large nEzabc- OF Indians sad
have taken Possession o: the G-ovs-uzaen.
s:ocs =: Carlton. mzas prisoners ef tie
officials and threatened the fort there.
PRESIDENT CIEvKLASo has rented : Pew
in the First Presbyterian Church 4. WASH
ins:oG, Of watch the Rev. D.. Sunderland.
forTzar,y Chaplain o. The Usstei stat.
Senate. Is pastor.
The Italian Chk--bsr az p~puiIcs al
sozrn~d anti April -. after r,seCtieE b.
nsScrit.es over It'd tie too yv.es OF c~a-
>sre On the sev-nr~a.-
GATsApA ScEASICE. the J~sr,-s><
wrestler. hzs 20, into t-Ocsr virs bis
wifc- He ~zs married \ few w~c 40
% Miss Ella 3. Lodge. = Philadelphia Lady.
and she has had h.m ARRESTED tsczsss lie
Threatened 20 HI her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
FEARFUL NINE EXPLOSION.
Two Hundred Men opposed tn be Killed
I'm t.srnaoy

BERLIN. March ia terrible disaster
occurred in the mining village a; Camp
Hou~eD, near >a4rbrucspn. this morning
by which Il j. believed flliy two hundred
minsT~ Loot their lives. lhc explosions o.
CURED in one 81 the large min The
miners had hardly began the day. vprs
when IRE damp. 5c"H'U- LIMITED. ~
rla-ief. csgsing = h'ayy cave IN AMI ar"nnr
the ~Aif. and .urranrc - ia~ NINE. O.rg
two hundred men are known "a -
IN Tic mine \; - time. All eaoTt- Ia r-arh
them thu. fsG have bsa-u u~u~urr-ful las
fssf-d iiai al have teen either Crushed o.
death OF asysiK st~d. TIE e~us~ 10 and
ST"Us1 thr U.ne are lssrrtud AK The
vlF,s, mother ard children 81 The ms
pri-pn@i men forE-f around ~ .ntranre.
-"hbinE d. >ts-tesfy and in'p'orux - G-d
To- help il~m AM s,aFp Tie lives O, ths dezf
Ones su.u9.t--s h=taw-
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27
TIE DEMOCRATIC INAUGURAL.
The iIrsN Democrat u~...E- DsrnG
Nany N.sr. Nti . s.n.f,InR On..

II President Cleveland hal simply
made bis oath 81 Office The tat and
substance "f h., inaugural atdrs 81. b..
would nave given iu.' a. much ,ntog-
nation of tie policy of his Admin s'ra
OF n. appear. in th" aldrr-s that d.
delivered at the capital " d.
sp.rmn.y swear that ! all faJ full,
eve ue the office # Trrsi lcat 20 the
In tel a'es. and @ 'hr bit 90 nv
ability preserve. Project and drfru1 'hr
Constitution Of IA" United S,4n.
Ih . va hiN oath 81 o.ii,r. al n@ -
the long and short e Ia. iua gurtl
Adir-.s. Except that 10 euuhss POI.
ht. prsyipuJ, dc neal tr- iipn upon the
Clyd service - r%'i;orai n H. urses thr
education and ci.i.llai 80 81 ia. la
Il an with - view TO- olin.aehip ant
pledges hin.'n ., a ugii snforo.m ~
of "a" Law aga nsI POI. xamy. b.s g..
low-ciiik"n. VII rad IN van for a
franz ststsrncn' az b - Ggop .hn
living cue. IoUs - the dsy. ". must
accept hts Administration upon tte
p"r-ossl assurance 81 the m1H lhst e
" II - ac'uat-d - he b., u4p'srs
and the mot earnest nf ~ud-avsrs On
bis tart 20 MAKE Il acrsP,ahl+ q The
American pc0rl~.
T." inaugural = r-pl~;r with os~
eli 'sr "a g"r.ra ttrs ~bt-I man
everything al moth ~ a. th" author
may desire AMI sufsnd The rs-Fua %
bi..tv 81 the irsst. dsyo'5Oa 20 t1r 'o3-
=; tuition. ;L~ .uper5or!iy e uf.sw
..U- - - - Ill .aH .a.E -.
~ ..ch tn aor~f tAa~' 81 a.. u1.r- lrs-
r"-"s. "a 49, ar 81 sui { maiu
y lrns~s. foru ihr h1-tTu - t. u-
au-lral .f~crh- = .;hgst tia arV.-satrsa
- vital gI~si ore @sra wpglt usflrslIs
- erGe = from On .or o-il oa
uatie tErsa4re. a. 30 ist.e tuaaH
Pre- drnt 90 "a ha. t~~8 gwen aa
nppgrua /; - oaisia~ the pslsr q -
A4uu r-tr ioa. a. orf~sg taDttF ssFsa
"a irs-st - "a - lHugnf. ga fa gart
q A. prssl-s"rs lie hAz IxBarri 80.
sad asked tb~ ~Egs.ry . Afst In
and hn Ai-nss s'Tltoa ugssa = ns<~t
prorlar fha aa-fi - mrh5rsi e. So
r1rEpH-h 80 Tsiee .~t ~ - @
ct sumt>-
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20 atus~a: to q @at a.: q &e4 q
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u-sr dit .a ~ 2 ! A.
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H1a roT~ - Is e4 Th~
II gax have bee 1e~g So rsa
arsi al Tg@zf trsezai Exr
u usa sa t2F nz tv- U~
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81 4 p-se = fA-Ea Ma tzr4
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taD@s as ar s1pru sssk
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se.z q "a day up1n ;As Gt~F
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$40. 20 s-Gs - - csz@- = a.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

ACSoEnING 10 las, adyices CONSTANT
noPle MAS abou, to be deprived of the
benefit Of another ancient institution.
The Government. having made a cru
SADIE lately sgains, the numerous cha--
iatans. WAS giving directions to its
officials to prosecute the magicisns. de-
nouncing them as common cheats and
rogues. Whether the corr, a~s,rolocer
IS doomed remains To I. seen. Con-
ssantinopie has always enpyed a good
supply of magicians. the best being
from Morocco. and many Of them
blacks. The magicians. whose studios
can be seen in many s street. have been
found Of the greatest benefit, beng
prcferred to doctors, doing alarge bis
iness in love charms. and finding mon
thieYes than the police.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

GOVERNOR EATON. Of Colorado.
signed the new charter bill for Denver.
The new bill has the effect of legislat-
ing out Of office nine members Of the
City Council and nearly all the city
oniceholiers. The new charter pro-
sSde> for two branches of the city gov
ernment-or upper and lower house
similar TO the municipal government of
81. Louis. The amendment of the old
city charter makes an election fall due
an April &. when an entire new set o;
city officers are TO be elected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

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PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.

THE health of General Grant was re-
ported improved on the 18th.
SUSAN WARNER, the novelist, died re-
Gently, aged sixty-eight.
THE Prohibitionists of Chicago nomina.
ted a full city ticket, headed by W. II
Bush for Mayor.
CARDISAL MCCLosxEY was seventy-fivs
years old on the 18TH.
STATE SENATOR BRIDGES, Of Illinois, a
Democrat, died recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

THE miners employed by the New
York and Cleveland Coal Company
nea Pittsburgh. Pa. made a demand
recently Tor three cents per bushel for
mining. The company refused to pay
the advance and shu, down the works.
Over one thousand men were employed.
The strike for three cents was
nearly general. and fully ten thou
sand miners were idle. Coal for local
consumption WAS very scarce. and
prices had been advanced one and one
half cents per bu>hel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

A BILL has been introduced in the
New York Legislature. at the sugges-
for the destruction Of star-fish. which
are said 10 bc one of the most danger
Gus foes of the oyster. The bill author
lies a reward for star-ti>h taken in
quantities from any of the oyster-beds
in the waters of the State. the reward
10 be- at the rate of twenty-five cents
per bushcl when the number Of star-fish
taken amounts TO thirty or more bush
els AT any IA time.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

In A recently published volume I'm
titled Typographical Sketches" by the
Hon. l.. a. Tollcmachc. the writer
records the opinion of the late Lord
Lansdowne. a distinguished orator
himself. and for many years the leader
of the Liberal party in the House of
Lords. that Mr.. Bright. rs an orator.
was fully equal to Charles James Fox.
and that none Of FoN's contemporaries
were equal To Mr.. Gladstone.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-03-27

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