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COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Suit TO Set Aside a G7ill-Isabella Long
Wants a Divorce From Eli.


James 3. Lizius has given 81 600 bonds as
administrator of the estate OF August L.
Mai, deceased.
Henry w. Carpenter has taken cut letters
Of guardianship for George w. and Addison
4. Carpenter, minors.
Miss Mary Cameron, corner OF Alabama
street and Fort Wayne avenue. was yester-
dey declared to be Of unsound mind.
Herman Felsenthal, executor, yesterday
recovered judgment against Mayor Lip
shiiz in Room in an account for 1927.
Levi S. Pearson has taken out permit for
The erection of brick tenement block west
of the Jewish Temple on East Market street.
The block is to cost 81 900. and will take the
place of ths two frame tenement houses
now on the lots.
Louisa NJ. Hanna has fled suit against
Enoch Motion and large number OF other
parties to foreclose vendors lien and col
lect $500 note made ia 1878. The property
is described as LOT 77 IN Hanna's heirs addi-
ton TO the city, and it is charged that the
property is going TO waste for want of tridiug
repairs. Petition is made for appointment
Of q receiver.
Levi Conwen farmer, living several miles
from the city on the Brookville read, was
yesterday declared insane. Mr.. ConwelI is
seventy-four years of sge, has besh married
fiity.two years aud leaves several children.
He has always been noted for his strict code
Of morals, never permitting any departure
from it, he is the gentleman VINO has Tor
years had sn enormous wen growing from
his neck, which hung resting on his right
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The Wiswam Rink.

The patronage has been good at the Wig.
VAN Rink during the pas. week, the house
being well filed at esch session. For next
week the management promises list Of at
fractions that should certainly draw large
crowds Monday evening there Will be a
TWO mills speed race for amateurs, the win
ner 10 receive pair CT club skates as prize.
Thursday evening the management propose
giving a calico party" TO their patrons,
with elegant prizes for the various COS. umes
This will no doubt prove very enjoyable
and successful affair.
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WIHsTnW1a

Advice to c1Otnerss hrs WIESLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always % used wh u
Children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves ths nttls
sudeFe- ~ once. Il produces natural quiet sleepI
BY relieving she child from pain, sDo the Ettls
cherub Rwakes ~ ''brlght &c button Il Is very
pessAn. 20 tsSss II soothes the cnEo. softens the
gums sIIGys ali pain. relieves wind. regulates the
boweIs and Is the best known remedy fo- disr.
rhoes. whether arising from teethiog or other
csuses. twenty-five cents bottle.
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RAILWAY NEWS.
Big your Earnings for the Third Week
IN Februsry-ArE ument II the nl
nois Midland c closed.


Trains are making better time at present
than for many weel 5 and although the thaw
is general few broken rails are reported.
It is quite probable that the o. and NJ.
shops will remain at Seymour, sfter all this
tsIk about the proposed removal to Wash
ireton, Indiana
Photographs OF the depots Of the Pennsyl-
vania and Baltimore and Ohio Roads, at
Washington, displayed in front of the office
Of II. r Deering, Assistant General Passen-
Ger Agent OF the former company, attract no
little attention.
TIE Evansville and Tene Haute freight
department has issued circulars relative to
the transfer of the Terre Haute and South
eastern. The employees of the last named
road have received their pay up to the time
q at Dir. Mackey assumed control thereof.
kilograms received from st. Louis last
night announced that the Vandslia line
wss openly selling tickets to this city for s.,
areduction of So from the regular rate. TIE
Nandalia's action is based on the rnmor that
the Bee Line has been cutting the Indianap-
ellis rate through the scalpers, which charge
the latter road Indignantly denies.
The prophets p who some weeks ago shook
their heads in very wise and mysterious
manner and with deep signs predicted that a
war on Washington business was inevitable
are beginning to realize, no doubt, in their
wild endeevors TO tell the public Of some
coming event that had not cast its shadow
before. they went q little too far. Each line
is fighting for It's portion of this business
but lie rates agreed upon at the Cincinnati
IT Getting are being well maintained. a
heavy business is expected to day.
kilograms have been received at the head
quarters Of the Illinois Midland, annouuc-
ing the argument in the case for the sale Of
the road before Judge Harlan has been con-
cluded. 1t is generally believed that de-
cision will be rendered about April g..
There are many who firmly believe that this
rCs8 will not be sold. and q prominent rail
rcad man says thai with prOOer management
and With funds efficiently large to place the
road in good shape. il would become quite
vGluable property. The road runs through
q splendid country, and. has good terminal
facilities The road bed and rolling stock
are not in the best Of shape, bat with little
expenditure could be restored to first-class
condition. The property is appraised at
81 200. eco, and it has been said, possibly
without reason or authority, that the Van
oslia wanted il.
BIG -FOUR EARNINGS.
Mr.. E. F. Osborne, Treasurer of the Gin
cinnati, Indianapolis st. Louis and Pitts.
burg Road. makes comparative statement
OF the approximate earnings tor each week
/ iD every month. The statement Just issued
l fer the third week IL February is as follows
Actual. ApprOxf.
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Kingan.s Dining Room.

On Monday Kingsn & Co.'s new aud ele-
CANT dining room will be opened. The
building, which has been in course of con-
siIueiion for some time past, was erected at
sn enormous expense. and is situated on the
corner OF Maryland and Helen streets, di-
rectly OPT osite the pork house. About 100
employees can sit at the tables at once and
each set will be allowed half hours time to
satisfy the inner man. Walters will be IN
attendance, and the cost Of the meals is
trivial being in the neighborhood of ten
cents The commodious stors-room attached
10 the building is supplied with large stock
Of provisions.
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Death From Suffocation.

Els, infant child OF Patrick and Kate
Corners, 20 Leota street. was found dead in
bed at $50 o'clock Wednesday morning.
The case was reported to the Coroner aud
the INQUEST was held yesterday. The child
was seven weeks cid. The verdict of the
Coroner is that it died of su5ocation, as it
eDiOSing good heslth.
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Ne Union Veteran Army.

The old soldiers Union Veteran Army
met last night al the Court house and per-
fected permanent organization. Speeches
were made by Generals Helm, A D. Streight,
and others and the following officers were
elected: Joseph r Perry, Captain J. r.
Shelton, First Lieutenant. and Hiram
Plummer Second Lieutenant It was re
solved that the other officers should De SO
lected by the Grand Commander.
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Polo at the College Avenue Rink.

The many patrons and friends OF this re-
sort viii be glad to learn thst the prices win
be reduced to the following scale on Mon
day next: Mornings and afternoons, with
skates, 10 cent?; evenings, 10 cents, skates 10
cents; evenings of attractions 20 cents.
skates 10 cents. The principal feature last
night was the game Of polo between the Me-
rioian Reserves and College Avenue Clubs,
after which an exhibition game was played.
The bows of the northeast were the winners
ia both games By a score Of to l..
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The only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. C. A.
Smith, of Bristol, n. Il, hss eight grand
mothers living, and makes the fifth genera
ton ow residing in Bristol. The maternal
great -great-grandmother is eighty-seven
years of age and now reads without glasses
and can hear distinctly. though at fifty years
Of sge she was quite deaf and obliged to use
plassfa
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

Entertainment at the Blind Asylum.
A pleasing entertainment was given at
the Blind Asylum last night, in which the
inmates of that institution took part. A
large number of ladies and gentlemen were
present, and the applause was loud and FREE
quent the entertainment wa3 somewhat
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

H1HOSE going 20 Hot Springs tor the treatment
i OF syphilis. eleef Ecrofula. and ali cutaneOUs
or blood diseases, can be cured for one third the
cost CT such tip ri the old reiablestand. he-e
been located here for twenty three years, aud win
the advantage Of long and successful experience
car wsfr6nt cure In al cases Spermatorflea
impotency, 10 Al their stages. positively
cured ONCE hours. a N. 10 D. m 3 Virginia
avenue Indianapolis Pills sent vita full direc-
tons al 81 per box. DR.. BENNETT, successor 10
DIT. Ewing.
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a Fuaitive From Justlce.

James Carney, aged about twenty-five
years, was arrested last nigh. by Sergeant
Sewers for petit larceny. After he was ar
rested the police we're informed that he is
wanted In Terre Hsute for murder, and the
charge was changed to that of fugitive. He
will be sent over 10 day.
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book keeping. and that he hal returned
such money to the treasury on discovery OF
the error.
order st to-day's session.
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The Governor yesterday appointed Charles
Z. Booze Prosecuting Attorney for the
Twenty. first Judicial Circuit, com Dassd CT
Fountain and Warren Counties; slso
c. aries Johnson, Proceeding Attoraev Of
tie Twenty second Judicial Great, COM.
posed OF Montgomery County T1e fcs5
naE ed circuit IS new one having bsen
created by tie present General Assembly.
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similar to that which occurred At the same
inHtii1tion some weeks sncs, there bsirg
sbout twenty-five persons on the pro-
gran ne. The singing wss excellent aud the
Ieci,ations were of sn interesting nature.
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Local Courts.
SUPERIOR corP1

SUPERIOR COURT.
Room Hon. n. B. Taylor, Judge.
Alya n. Makepeace vs. Rachel E. Morrison
ct 81. On bond. Judgment for S254.
Room S.-Hon. Lewis C. Walker, judge
Herman Felsenthsl, executor. VS.. MAYER
L'pshitz ct al Account. Judgment for
S92I.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. A. c. Ayres Judge.
Lena Richter vs.. The Indianapolis Senti-
nei Company. On trial by Jury.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28
Indiana Suicides.

Dr. E. S. Elder. Secretary OF the State
Board of Health, hiss prepared the following
comparative statement OF the number of
suicides and causes thereof in the State dur
ing the years OF 1883 and 1891:
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OF the total number Who committed sui
eide in ISS3 Il were females, while 60 were
males. IN 1851 80 were females and 90 were
n.afea
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XXI ANTED-Work OF any kind. by sn active. in
" dustTiOus, experienced aud competent man
ID. PIEhCE. care kingan a Co. 3
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FINANCIAL

NEONEY-At the lowest rate o. interest J. ".
NJ WILLIAMS d Co, B and Vinton Block.
ITO LOAN Money with privilege OF prepay
i ment: terms reaeonsble. TH0S q. DAY a
CO., % last Market street. Indianapolis.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-SituatiOua as hOusekesper By uif-
W dle.aged lady. Cell or address sis ". nIch-
lean street p
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"ANTED-A situation in a store or office. Al
w any honorable work. well educated, in
dustrious. willing to work; frst-class references
Address Box 2Ss, OXfOrC. .. 2s2
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EHTANTED - Situation IS drug clerk. three
Class references. Address. Box 81, Oxford, .. 252
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CHURCH NOTICES.

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Corner
- Pennsylvania and Vermont street, Rev. James
Mcleod, ID. D., pastor. Services 1880 g. n and
7:45 p. N. Prayer meeting $50 g.. % and Thursday
evening. rs. Sabbath-schoo and Bible ciassaS 'ts
FTNABERNACLE CHUKCH-Corner oI second aHo
i Meridian streets. j. Albert R0udlhalcT. pas
tor. 80 O'Clock morning services Z:15 2.
Sunday school and Bible classes. $50 evening seq
vices Seats free throughout the house
THIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH-Co
IL Pennsylvania and Walnut streets. Preaching
tomorrow az 1899 Q. N. By Rev. S y Bar1itZ,
Des Moines v esteTn Home Missions Secretary.
end at : 30 p. N. by Rev. J. A. CUT Of balti-
more, General Secretary
MERIDIAN STREET NJ l. CRURCH-Coraer
M New York and Meridian STREETS. kev. JChn
Alabas.er, ID. D., pastor. Love feast At $3.50 e.
Preaching al 1890 g. n, followed By sacrament
Of the Lords supper Monthly lecture by the pas
tor al z 80 p q. subject: NOLAN me dalisTn.'
Sunday-SchOOl at Up. N. Young peoples meeting
at GAS .. N. Revival services every evening dur
ing the week. 1ou arc earnestly invited 70 attend.
DOBERTs PARK N. Z. CHURCH-Corner DEL
Ii aware and Vermont streets, Rev. 4. II. Nc
COnnel, pastor General class at q 10. and
Class AT 6 p. n. Preaching at 1880 a. n by ire
pastor, ana 7.50 D. n. by Mrs Lsthron, # Michi-
gan. under the auspices OF the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union sunday-schOOl At ? 2. N.
IL invited.
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BIG -FOUR EARNINGS.

Mr.. E. F. Osborne, Treasurer of the Gin
cinnat, Indianapolis, st. Louis and Pitts.
burg Road. makes a comparative statement
OF the approximate earnings tor each week
10 every month. The statement Just issued
fer the third week IL February is as follows:
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-28

FOR SALE.
LOR sALE-One fine draft stallion. RALsToE
= 4 Co Is
UOR sALE-Piano. almost new, at sacrifice.
II SSs Blake street. p
I7OR SALE-Two thousand LaConte pear trees
is one and two years Old; they will grow in any
sol ana any 60 ,ney Osein a, Dsaf1s .e a
bear ten to fifteen bushels per tree: 1 have 200
trees on my farm, near ShelbYville, two years Old
doing finely; send IN your orders early will de-
liver IA March and April terms reasonable B
5 SUTTON, Shelby7ille, Ind Is
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m SUMMIT HOTEL,
GRANT HOUSE,

JEFFERSON HEIGHTS Cntsdii, NJ.
s pOI Mar resort r. favoraby located ana very
eccessib6 High elevation Perfect drainage No Malaria
or Nosquoes oel accommodates 200 Omen from June
10 October l. For circulars OF information address
CORNELL Catsitl ". v.
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neEi9erators.
Proposals.
UsITFD STATS TyFRvss COMPANY,l
OFFJCE OF TfR PRESIDENT.

50 BROADWAY, NM OAN, juno ., 80 ,
PROPOSALS for supplying the UNITED
Il STATES EXPRESS Company with sfationfry.
printed envelopes. popcr etc
for Tie ensuing year this untl July
1SsJ samples information will D. furnished apph
cation 10 SEYMOUR De- WITT, sup3Y 4 gent
TIE Company the right 70 reject and all pro-
posas T. &. PLATI, President.
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Gounirn i]ropcrtp p1antco

yVANTED.-A furnished house on Long Is
w land within hour OF Brooklyn CITY Han; bod
yoons needed house healthy location and be
within minutes walk % railway station or sreamboatl md
ing will pay about 500 iOI months. Address oo
-~'' AJAX, Box Is. Tribune odce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
Eertnres ano Alestings.

T,HE NINETEEN FL ANNUAL MEETING
OF the society OF the Home for lncufaples VIII Dc
held Il he Institution Eoram Thursday the IN INST,
at 23O y. a., 49,, -. ,,o,,o,or.
after the ann meeting IN the new chapel just e?wpete
Mr. Parker Morgan expected be present ana MAKE
add resses. ,--.,-,.--.
Spec al ear Harlem Railway n l;3l p m. . -.
BENJAMIN Ii. FIELD, President
H. ~ McLAREN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
HORIZON LODGE,

KATTsKILL BAY. LAKE GEORGE MY.
Pleasantly located Rpleys Point minutcs from ele.
mani and post Offices Good accommodations for forty
bosyders New buildings 6ne view elegant bathing h.ach
fshinE boats Steamboats, stop nt our nOck
Nice shady grove. mosquitoes malaria VIII open June
lst Terms oderate especial Inducements 70 families for
sandy Hill, n. u
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GLEN RIDGE HOTEL,

CORNWALL.ON-HUDSON, N Y,
Now open for guests 10 mosquitoes; no maiara n
bestr and peasanter place than Glen Ridge cannot 10
o|nd N"w fritI re- and carpets electric bells. hot and
cold baths and convenience OF hrstcass hotel BUS
ON arrival of each train and boat Address apply 10
VI b. ii. MOILOG, Proprietor.
J. II. ROBINSON Manager
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nUTCNE9 HOUSE,

Paving Duchess Co, ". " SO miles from n. Y liar.
lem r. Ri last trains and cheap Communication.
Tocl and tot1fcs accommodate z'0 lbtcass eleZanty
FURNISHED sanitary Iequ perfect mountain
spring water malaria mosquitoes eItet eve FfouEds
good drives and lshing. HOei open hend To- circular
JANIS A JEWELL.
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CEALED PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
STATR OF IOWA,
OFFICE or AUDITOR OF STATE.


Eice hereby given that in compliance with section n
Of Cole sealed proposals furnishing tho state OF Iowa
stationery, the following schedule, VIII De
cetyed Z TIE on CO Of the Secretary STATE Des Mones
iowa untll O'clock the 18th DAY OF july $50
when will DO opeacd and the contract Idcd 10
the lowest responsible bidder the Executive Council reserv'
ting the right 10 let the contract In paris 10 different bddes
ssd saioney 10 be delivered OF Secretary o.
Stale ams iOr freight boxes oher extra carses
tn addition 10 the amount BID on or before tho 18th day o.
August, 1885
Secretary win furnish 0ples to bidders upon
Samples accompany all bids and goods
be Equal 20 samples.
BIDS FOR furnishing paper the price per pound.
AL writing paper 10 DO in quarter ream packages
whom contracts awarded VIII DC required 70
furnish for i9hful performance thereof IN
penal sum equal to the aInsu 111 ny involved
5000 reams book paDer 25x38 20 b rearn.
800 rcams book paper 25xl2 60 ID reRla.
600 reams DENY paper
Coz Teams tat p paper
100 reams legal cap paper.
20 reams commercial Dcie paper (Jest quality
90 MANILA wrapping paper.
% envelope paper
20 reaTns b,Cttlng paper
10 dozen quarts writing huid.
dozen quarts muciiage.
8OdO1en nksiaods
10 0op iathead paper fastcnera
1000 eyelet paper fasteners.
200 hathead punches.
1DOeyclef punches
600 lax tWine. assorted sizes.
10000 white envelopes. 91nch.
10000 white envelopes, C-inch.
100 steel pens.
10 gross nholders
b rubber erasers.
ESQ gross rubber bands, assorted eizes-
on gross lead pencils
10 dozen nucilage stands.
10 dozen best steel erasefs.
10 d0zenivory paper cutters
10 dozen rubber rules
1000 caskets terrace pins.
10 dozen pair Office sheira ,,.---.,..
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WATER GAP HOUSE,

I S00 SUMMER HOMES in the country on
.'IOO the New:York Ontario and western RAJ
way IN tho Uiqiands 81 the Hudson the foothills Of the
CHskls the mountains OF Contra NewYork and along tho
Valleys oftho Delaware Eusqu.hnnna and ChenanTo yets
Copies 81 summer Houaca" handsome ihstrateu oook
given FREQ on alton at tckot ollces below: $500,
IN AcUN or, 2O1, .6l. 3d3 GAG, lSl3 BrpaWli -. I'm
lbs Last l25thst 42dst ferry, CouIandt ai Des
brOssesst ferries.
Brooklyn. Court De Falbaye, s1s and $50 Full
tOns. LOT broadway. Williamsburg, 30 ManhattAi aNor
Gresnpoint or J. G. ANDERSON, u. p A. MINIS bulIuhS
10 HToad st. New York City.
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Now open, rates reduced during Nay and
rebuilt and enlarged having al modern improvements
tsfy ar1RgemenH perfect No mosquiiOe7 end
i0I c!rcu.ar ". a. BKODHEAD 4 SONS.
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6nmmer Resorts.
PENINSULA HOUSE,
sEABRIGHT, n. j.

Ninety Minutes from NewYork House been moved to
the Ocean Bluff enlarged and mproved; nrstclass ap-
pontmens Ocean and river attractions No mosquitoes
Nowo
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HATHAWAY HOUSE,

DEAL BEACH, NEAR LONG BRANCH.
Omen from June 10 October select family summer re-
,,t having xtensiye vol shaded grounds Music through
out inc SeA'oH' ~ WILLIAM HATHAWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11

HEATH IIUUSE, ~ a. 49,, h,o1fb
schooieys Mountain Springs. MI me mosi hc N
mi and attraetl,e mountain resort cChNehVhI W -N"'
VarI oyens early IN June. send for circular p,,.y
HIGHLAND DELL H0USE.-Now, open
capacity over 100; located spur OF Bue hlage pc
tween Delaware water Gap snd st,ogdsssrs ee' oangy
fesft overlooking two beautiful yaeys houAS
fitted up since last season circulars ana par
s&s.~ss j. n. fnuLkh stroudsburg feb-
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HOTEL OCEANIC,
RARNEGAT CRY, OCEAN CO.. Nj.
pens June 49, First class IN respect Immediate
relief from hay Fever and Asthma Two trains daily via
Pepnsylysna Railroad Audrey Mn auznx.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-04-21

BEAcHLEY's IMMENSE STOCK must be re-
duced to enlarge and make rooom for Spring
days only. Read. and then go and see for
yourselves: Best standard prints 5 to 6kc. per
yards yard-wide muslins SC. worth SIC; yard
wide muslins GI4c.. worth Sc; yard-widc mus
nice domestic ginghams 5 to Sc: queenswarc,
glassware. &c. at greatly reduced prices; gro
cerics at ruinOus and unhcurd of prices nice
sugars sc. per H.. sugar syrup 2Sc. per gallon ;
stock in the city. ut prices that will surprise
you. Newly married people especially, and all
others in want of good goods. will do well to
call and see Beachley's great gargains, as pres
cnt prices will not always last. Accept thanks
for past favors and oblige. Yours, Sc,
j. II. BEACHLEY, Hagcrstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1885-04-21
q CoIored Editor Rebuked.

As stated in the Star last Saturday,
the President gave audience to the
committee of colored citizens headed
by w. Calvin Chase, editor of the
Bee, who welcomed himyto Washing
ton in the name. of the colored resi-
dents of the city, and invited him to
review the emancipation procession.
Before the delegation withdrew, the
President produced a copyof the Bee
published in last November in which
the statement was made that it would
cost millions of lives to inaugurate
President Cleveland. The President
added to this some advice as to the
kind of men the colored people Sc
lected as leaders. Mr.. Chase asked
permission to send to the President
copies of the paper since published,
the conservative tone of which he
thought would condone for intemper-
ate u%tterances made during the heat
of the campaign. The President
consented to this, and Mr.. Chase yes
terday took twenty different copies
of tile Bee to the White House.
Washington Star.