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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
CANADIAN PROVINCES.
EXCITEMENT OVER gIEL's FATE.

EXCITEMENT OVER RIEL's FATE.
Montreal. August 4.-The fate OF
Riel is the leading topic OF CONVERSE
ton and many French-Canadians eN-
press the opinion that his condemna..
ton was preconccrted affair and
that the judge was not impartial in
his rulings, aud some of the more rab
i'd even declare the government dare
uot bring Riel to the scailOld.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
White Goods and Lawns.

We still rushing the printed linen
white selling
in this market. We are selling the at slc yd.
We big lot of India which
until there bottom
cooed Victoria
like hot calC all this a 25c
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
sTEPHENyILLF.
bloody Feud Results In killing

To the Editor Of the Examiner.
Stephenville, Texas, August "A
feud between j. l.. Crockett and his
brother-in-law, one Willingham, re-
suited yesterday in the death ofTine
Beach, near Dufiau, in this county.
The facts SO far as obtained are about
as follows:
Crockett endeayored TO make Will
lingham earn his living, whereupon
trouble arose and the latter waylaiC
Crockett one day last week; a shot be
ing fired so close to him as TO pow
der-burn his little boy, who was b
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

That tue reader may fully under
stand what constitutes a good Cough
and Lang Syrup, we will say that Tar
and Wild Cherry is the basis of the
best remedies yet discovered. These
ingredients with several others equal
Nv as eiiicacious, enter largely into
DIR. Bosanko's Cough andlung Syrup,
thus making it one OF the most relia-
BILE now on the market. Price 80 cts
and 81 90. Samples free. Sold by
w. A. Williamson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Menaco, August 4.-The Russian
prince, Alexander Gagarine, driven to
desperation by heavy losses at the
gambling tables of MOntrearlo Carlo,
has committed suicide.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
Swiss and Lawn Embroideries.

We have line these in all wi
yard in this line showing the biggest drive offered h
We offering line of Torcon ace and insertions from
yard by which judge how cheap goods getting
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
EnnbroiderieS
Embroideries \!

Hamburg Edgings nice qualities 8 2o
Hamburg Elgiug good width
Hamburg Edgng Lee.
Hamburg Edgng.
Elgng
Emboieries best
undesirable in the lot worth %
price g selling them
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05
THE OLD FOLKS.
What They are Doing in
England, Egypt, France
and Everywhere.
England Pays High HOnOrs 20
the Memory Of Grant and
to Americans All.
The Dread Cholera scOuree
Reaches sunny France and
Lays siege to Marseiues.
France ana Germany are De-
cidediy on Their Ear and
Abuse Each Other.
GREAT BRITAIN
GLADSTONE no SPEAK.

London, August At is is expect
ed Gladstone will visit Midlothian i'll
October TO take the stump II his
health permits. The general election
I'm 1911 ,ha ,hirI week of No
yember
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Save money and doctor bills. he
lieve your mothers, wives aud sisters
by timely purchase of DR.. Bosankos.
Cough aud Lung Syrup, best known
remedy tor coughs, colds, cgonp aud
bronchial affections. Relieves chill
dren of Group in one night may save
YOU hundreds of dollars. Price 30
cts. and Sl.00. Samples free. Sold
BY w. A. Williamson Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puff
because they do not stick to the lips.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Ladies' should not miss I ISanger
Bros. August clearing sale.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Nienna. August 4.-The Political
Correspondence has a dispatch from
Cairo saying that in the interests OF
economy in the Egyptian cabinet is
about to be reduced to four ministers,
namely: Nubar pasha. now premier
and minister foreign affairs and of
Justice; Abdelkadoi pasha, now min
ister OF the interior, OF war aud ma
rine; Mustapha Fehemi pasha now
minister.
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Protection inihe Il. d. A. secured
al cost based on mortality.
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cArrLEMEN Musl 90.

Washington, August president
Clevelan. to-day Informed the dele
CATION representing the cattlomen
that he would not modify his recent
order for the removal of cattle from
leased lands in tho Cheyenne and
Arapahoe reservation within forty
days from the date of his proclama.
ton.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Washington. August 4'--The presi-
dent to-day appointed John NJ. Ellis
to be rseSiyer Of aRae 9bad m g iiffSss
TO be receiver of public monies at
Boonyille Missouri,
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we found out last week that our Reduced PRICES
on CLOTHING and Gents Furnishing goods drew
the money out of peoples pockets as they could not
withstand the temptation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

p, vc are going to interest YOU this week with some
,lTny that viii make you feel COOLER, NAMELh
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-08-05

Simla, India, Augcst I.-The gov
ernmcnt has decided to add two com
panies to each battalion of native i'll
fantry aud squadron to each regi-
ment ofcavalry.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
RRONkLYN.

new chapel is 20 be built adj0ipiug St Marks
Protestant Episcopal Church IN Adcph-st.
The Common Councl yesterday authorized the
making of contracts for street-lighting with tho
gas companies at the rates they offer
The Aldermen refused yesterday to extend the
time allowed TO the Long Island cable Railroad
Company to accept the conditions on which lts
charter was granted beyond February %.
In Mr. Cbadwicks sermon on Sunday he said
that "dy yRamite has not behaved so badly yet that
he should be dismissed a. an Improbable servant.
I,y mistake in yesterdays report TWO letters were
added making the word "lynamiteur" and wholly
changing the meaning.
President Stranahan the only Bridge trustee
nj the meeting called for yesterday to act upon the
bill prepared by the Committee on Legislation. As
the committee has not completed its work, it was
understood that the meeting would be adjourned
Mr. Stranahan had the roll called answered TO his
name made IA motion to adjourn 10 February -
put the motion, voted for It, declared 1t adopted
and then adjourned himself.
George L. COdd and Mrs. Isabella X, Codd have
brought cross-suits for limited divorce. They were
married on December 20, 1892 MIS- Codd being a
widow. She alleges that her husband has refused
10 support her and her child since December o. inld
that he has several times threatened to kill her,
The husband testified yesterday that his wife had
threatened to kill him, and that last summer sne
pulled out handful of his whiskers She fre-
qnently irted with strange men, he said and when
on their wedding trip tirted with Barnum's fat
boy In Chicago
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
LONG ISLAND

COMFY IsLASD.-Ihe trustees Of Common Lands
in GIavescEd opoued l0s bids yesterday. aggrega-
ting 81, ,O00, 600 Seven bIdswero offered for Tonev
Island Point. the highest, that of w. o. McDow,H
Of The Sea BE ,ch Railroad Company, was
$ls2.O00.
MoRICHEs.-The stranded steamer Olivete lies in
a precarious cOndtion on the beach since S,tur
day night, when she keeled over, she has r,cl,tcd
and stands straight, with stern Off. She had four
teen feet of water IN her cnginc-room yesterday
and eighteen feet amidsbips. While Captaln rrot
ter, Engineer Stevens and First Mate Sanpson
who with several wreckers had beon living on the
steamer, were working the pumps on Saturday
ance. They could not get the light to tho yardarm
and Charle Lamb one of the crew. had to 20 hand
over hand on the hawser iro the ship to tho beach
Saving Station.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE At THIS PO
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.~ FEB. 10. 1885

PORT OF NEw.YoRK ......... MONDAY. FEB. 10. 1885
ARRIVED.
aissS Il asT5s 1s5s % order
Has1 with @ @acnes disabled before repore fH' INTO
LaPaGs I r 70 Holt Rs ansr0 Jan 49,
sssa%eT Alamo sossl See and Koy ws's H.
"a %sf and Sa? ana w.. Point
va with ndse and pas.ensers to od 1omTiOp 50 Co
Steamer Gen Whitney Bearsc Boston, with mdse to H
BARK Sprinswood tBr; Forbes, Hamburg 50 days. with
BARK Marquis Of Lorne (of 81 John. NB) Raymond Ham
& Co Anchored in Gravssend Ray.
nass bert 70 an os4 fss p wney London days. with
sehr ootlde hammond. Tu1pan 80 days with mdss to
Island. light NV cloudy.
II Pm-sandy Hook Barometer 2eei Thermometer "a
clear.
Arrived yes,eriay-
Pacific Mail SIS Co Arrived at the Bar at 1920
pun
Steamer Salisbury (Brl Dawson, Dubn-simpson. Spence
steamer Is eaEwater Jenney Lewes. Det-od Dominion
slip Margarethe Ger. Poppe. Bremen-Herman Koop
Bark Liberia Gibbs Bathurst and Sierra Leone-i ate5
HsTk staubo (Nor. Christophcrson stockholm -Funch
varE Won Berg Ger. Keltenberg Cu1haven Den
Blrx Lbenetor (Ger westermark Monteyideo-JohD Nor
" BHs Sagaa Munday sagua-Perkins& & wech
schr Vide Awake. Wingneld. Campano Ven-Eggcrs
May. Allen Cayenne. Fr Guana-G Brett Son
GO.
schr Iaurina Mckenzie. Mckenzie. san Domingo CITY
II smith. Faulkner Caibarien-Fougera & Co.
SAILED.
Irento Penang and anchored in Grsvesend Bpy
for Portland; II Dimock
sailed 18th steamers Normanton FOR BOMBAY; Ihinsyaa
stetn and Copenhagen Humber London, A.yo, King
MIoCELLANEDU3
steamer Ripon city lBr from New York for Newcastle
las pat into flaiia1 with her bow damaged by ice.
The MOVEMENTS OF SrHAA1I.
FOREIGN PpRr%
LoSpoS Feb l6-ArTvcd steamer Eiorado tBr. Christie
IiyRRFooi, Feb l6-Arrived Lisnacr1eve (Br
Williams from Baltimore Jan 30
l6th-Aruycd. steamer Avl ,Spanl Dc Longa from New
iIth|Saled steamers Ncs.morc Br, Inch for Baltimore
Missouri POULAND, Boston mot a be;orel
orSENsio"T fep l6-aicd steamer Aurania (Brl. Hams
10Th. = piu-ArrIvel steamer Lord Cough tBr Hughes
rom Philadelphia Feb on her 70 Liverpool pro.
SOUTHAMPTON Feb l6-Arrived steamer Elbe lGerl Ham
meuan from Ne"f FEB on her way TO Bremen tand
BAisfoI. Feb li-Arrlvcd steamer Fern Holme (Br)
i-Lg or wIGhL Fe9 rs Passed. steamer W A schol,en
Dtch Baker from New'Yor4 Feb on her ROt,er
dam.
HALIFAX Feb lG-Arriyed Caspian IT. from Liv.
sailed. steamer serpho ,lIrl Boston.
DOMESTIC. PORTS
Pnuk kpELrnA Feb l6-Auycd. steamers Bcrks. Newbury
from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
DALtmoRE FEB ld-Arrivei. steamer RheoIa tBr Gyles
cleared. steamers Nentmore tBr. arch,n, Liverpool;
sailed. .ie. ne, ParklanG.
NEWPORT .NEws. Fob i6-Arrlved. steamer Manhattan
sailed. steamers Edsar; Dublin b arr London.
York
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
CHILDREN ON THE STAGE.

One of the attractions of the Eden Musee has
beer the operetta " "MoQnta ain Queen" Linda Da
Costa age ten appeared the then, and Julius
Whitmark as tho King The girl who has sweet
voice, sang last " inter IN Juvenile opera under the
direction OF Carl Marwie, but the Society for the
Withdrawal from the stage. Eidrldge r. Gerry last
week ascertaned that she was about to appear
again. and sent for her father. Mr.. Da Costa did
not heed the summons, but applied to the Mayor
for permit to enable the child TO appear and OBJ
taned IT, Yesterday the fathers Of the children and
Mr. Gerry appeared before the Mayor The former
produced the children. Mr.. Whitnark said
that his son was earning enough to pay
for his music lessons by singing on the stage and
declared that his daughter was not iajured. Mr..
Gerry called attention to the law which says that
children under sixteen shall not sing 10 opera or
concert. The Mayor took the matter into consider.
alton.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
Staten ISLAND FERRY LEASES

The AlderInen's Committee on Docks Yesterday
made long report Of ts Investigation of the lease
OF the Staten Island and Bay Ridge Ferries made
by the Sinking Fund Commissioners 10 the Staten
Island RAPID Transit Company. Ii was decided
that the franchises should not have been leased
upon percentages of gross receipts, because il is the
intention OF the Rapid Transit Railroad Company
to divert at least one-half Of the present Staten
Island Ferry fares to its railroad and to
the city for only percentage OF the reina ming
portion, and il possible, by Transporting the pas
sengeTs upon ITS railroad The old Staten Island
Ferry, now controlled by II. at a percentage OF .
per cent the gross receipts TO reduce greatly the
Iont of the city 10 be derived from this ferry The
Common Conlcl has the rIRht to pass in Judgment
on leases made by the Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund and that In This case the method of leas-
ing these ferries was Illegal Improper and opposed
t0 the best interests of the city well unfair to
the persons who desired 10 bid at the auction. The
report recommended that the awarding Of the lease
should be set aside and that It be again Offered at
public auction f; that bids for specified sums of
money only can be received and that the lessee be
required TO run at least ten round trips daily.
The reports were Land over.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Hoyt will contest 5urrOgate's Court.
Casino suit before Judge Lawrence.
Lederkranz Ball, Metropolitan Opera House.
Broadway and Cable Railways Commissioners mece
ing. ,. o,, O
Lieutenant Schwatka before American Yacht Clup' 3
p
American Institute of Mining Engineers, Park Avenue
Hotel.
Hastings will case before Surrogate Rollins:
Association OF Average Adusters, No. AZ hanover
square. n.,,.
Justus schwab's examination, Essex Market Ponce
Court. -,
Chassis OF New-York, Fifth Avenue Reformed Church.
2 p NJ.
Chi Psi Alumni Association dinner, Hotel Brunswick,
evening.
Meetings Of Health and Police Boards
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
HAPPY GIRLS AT THE NORMAL COLLEGE.

The fifteenth anniversary of the establishment Of
the Normal College was celebrated yesterday
When the 1900 young women students entered
the chapel they found II gayiy decorated Besides
the members of the faculty there were on the plat
form William Wood and other members of the
Board of Education. Directly in front of Prcsi
dent Hunters reading desk was an easel on which
rested a draped picture and after the regular
morning exercises. Miss Palmer. president of the
class of 1885 after thanking Dr. Hunter and the
faculty for the care which had been extended to her
class, Withdrew the draping from the picture. dis
closing handsome steel engraving OF the Cathedi al
OF Notfe Dame in Pans. and OF st. Peters at Rome
DIR. Hunter received the picture on behalf OF the
college, aud SAID that he remembered well when
ffteen years ago he had been appointed President
The sessions then were held in building at Fourth
ST. and Broadway. On the ground tOOr was a car
ri Ce manufactory and OH the third floor armory
He recalled the that he had to exercise that
the college shoud not be dismissed at the time
with the regiment, for" he added, " | have always
noticed that gaudy uniform and "A fuc figure have
almost irresistible attractions for some young
women"
When Dr. Hunter SAID that the classes might
retire for the first recital on. chorus of 300
proachful "Oh's" sounded through the chapel.
"Why. young ladies'" asked the President, what
does that noise mean ~
We want a holiday" They were given half an
hour. which they spent In dancing, singing and
talking.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
NEWS FROM the SUBURBS.
KNOCKED DOWN BY An INTERNAL MACHIN

KNOCKED DOWN BY An INFERNAL MACHINE.
Matthies fagney, tInsmith IN the employ of
Berry Il Thorn. of Plantcld. \. j.. received an
I'm icrnal machine by eXpre-, on Saturday. II was
incoscd in "A box about foot long. The box CON
tanned bottle packed In sawdu,t. aud tightly
wrapped with copper wire with fuses protrud'ng
II was made air tight by means Of sealing wax
When his fellow workmcn found ont the contents
of the package they left the shop. II il ,aid that
Eagney took the machine home. where il exploded
kuncking hun down He proud % hs cX-
perience, but would give no Information concerning
thc mystery unless he wa paid 80 he affair
caused considerable commOtOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

/" Humph" he called he cut through his hpck wh.at
cake and dropped knife and fork. ~ ~
L" Adulteratedp
" What within
" Hair pinsw
on Is that ALT When yon first spoke didn't know
but the COOK had been using Of that fine -four
along with the buckwheat, though expressly forbade
her doing SOL Detroit Free Presa
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
NEWARK.

Otto Meiss, age nineteen. of No. 1870 Bclmont-ayc
attempted to shoot himself on Sunday night but
was prevented by his brcther in law, who received
a bullet through his hand otto had just quarrellcG
with girl with whom hc had been riding.
The en- plogcs Of the Peters Calhoun Comnany
struck Yesterday bccausc the finn refused 10 increase
their wages ten per cent.
The ViccChanceor has appointed q receiver for
the Peters Manufacturing Company The liabilities
are about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
WESTCUESTER C0IrNrY

TARRYTOwN.-The truck-wheel Of the enoinc on
the train which arrives at high Bridge nm tbe
NewYork City and Northern Railway. at @ q m
broke between Whitson's and Iarrytown IIe,chts
yesterday. The train was running at n hoh 1ato
of speed. but no further damage was done '"''
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
AnnOuncen nts.
A PRIZE IN THE LOTTERY

of o which usually nnaRgrccatei un; Is lost perhaps
return, health. What priceless boon IL Il. an
how ought 20 cherish that life may not be WORTHLESS.
blank Many Of the diseases that uesh heir
make life burhensOme. such consumption tscro.u
OF the lungs and other scrOino and b,oo diseases ud
complete Or. X. " Picrcrs Golden Medical D,s.
cOycry" when all other remedies have failed Dr. Percss
pamphlet consumption mailed for stamps Address
Worlds DspeAsary Medical Association BuiaIo y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
PRODUCE MEN PROTESTING.

the Produce Exchange, at which Henry T. Knee
land presided, was held yesterday to take ection
against two bills now IN tho Legislature to regu-
gram in and by floating elevators a ID warehouses;"
David Bingham said the bills proposed such unjust
with the rights of private persons and
noxous to all classes Of business and that to
cut down and limit the fees by legislative enact
mIcnts would drive the commerce of this port to
Herrick said that the bills were either strike for
money or for political power. Resolutions were
adopted stating that such legislation uncallcd
for by the commercial in forests of the State or city
and protesting against 1t on the ground that IT
would seriously affect the largo amount OF capital
invested and endaDger the chances OF employment
now furnished to a large number of men. COM
mittae was appointed to bring the matter to the at
ton of the Legisature
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
DID OLgVELAND SyUB RANDALL,

One lcnrrent rumor] IL that the Randall wing
OF tho Democracy have been snubbed by Cleveland lately
IN consultations at NewY0rk That is TO say that Cevc
land to be understood 10 be ncned 10 defer IN
the wishes of tho tariff reformers and ths
An nc ID W sne protcetuhiktA 10 show him that thay
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENr,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

TX,
For the Cure OF all Chronic Diseases
Chronic Rheumatism scrofula, Gandular swelling Hack.
ing DRY coughsyphlitic Complaints Bloc ling OF tho Lungs
Dyspepsia Water Brash White Swclnss runors skin DIS
eases Pmpes Botches Eruptons tho FAce Uccrs Hip
Disease, Mercnria Diseases Fsnls Compliant, doit
Dropy. Ricketts, Salt lhoun Bronchitis. Ooasunption,
kidney. Bladder Liver Complaints. eto
Dr. Radway's sar.aparililan Rcsoiven
Aremcdy composed OF insrelonts OF oKrarnary mo ch
properties essential partly heal repair sni the
brokendown and wasted body Sold by all drug sts Ono
Dollar v Bottle
Railways Ready Relief.
For tho and relief OF all Pains Congeso1s and Inham
nation.
DIR. Railways Pills
For the Care OF all Disorders Of tho stomach Liver and
Howols. q
RAnwAY 4 CO. 81 warrsn.st. NY
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
VARIOUS CONNECTICUT rowrs

NokwAdk.IMr. hckernan, who disappeared on
January 81, has not returned to his home
DANBURY.-Tho result Of Mrs Freder;cL Ian
nings's experiments with garden flowers In her
parlor Is bed each of daisies and lady slippers in
full bloom. ''T' "
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARpIYALS.

Ne,c- York Hotel-SenatOr charles w. Jones;
OF Florida Breroort H0uss-C0oncl John hay; VI y.
Cleveland FIFTH Arenue Hotei-Senator A. T,oamo y, m"
man, OF Maryland, and Charles T. kimDa 81 tnxs hmS
n Y. and b. Judson. OF Syracuse. Hognlan nga. ,o
p Ii. Kelly. member Of the Democetc NsIonAt ua SU
mttee for Minnesota. Metropolitan h0~t->"'"i
Constructor +. L. Fernald, q. s. Navy
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun r,cs 6lS; 1888 Noon setL S28 Moons age Is 2
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
L.N-sandy Hook S41 Gov. Islsnl 91O He'll Gate. 1850
PA.sandy Hook 9:1l!Gov. Islsnd. 839. He'll 0ata l1I3
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
JERSEY CITY.

The Uaitod States Supervisors who served at the
elec ion were paid yesterday.
The body of well-dressed man was seen in Tie
riyer yesterday by passengers on the fcrryboat
Central
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

forming crosses. triangles.. etc; Inc ccS cos
TUNES consisted of doubletts Hils scotcS sHoIh hon
plaid hose. brogans and tho regulatiOm thew car
rsd the clay@ore and dirk Among the clans rep
resented by their distinctive plaids weae Dd an Mcpon.
art, Rob Roy, Cameron, Fraser, McDuu anu 'i0Oon'
oil
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
NEW-JERSEY.

WrEHAwKEN.--Danel Drury age ten. was killed
Yesterday by an Ere loeonotive while picking coal
on tue companys pier.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17
4 SEVENTH REGIMENT BATTALION

From The Chtcdqo Inter. ocean.
It Is o fact almost extraordinary that twenty
years after regiment is mustered Outweuty years OF
the vcisstudes Of peace sometimes only less dsorgan
zing than the fortunes Ut warhere Is FOUND IN clty
1000 miles from the Of enlistment OF this reg1-
ment 800 veterans who followed its flag and shared In
ts trumphs Yet such fact seems strange Is new
ertheless true The old New-YOrk 7th is the regf.
ment that is said to have among the business men OF
Chicago many 800 Of its former boys 1t Is now
desired by than one OF these veterans to gather ho
old comrades together in social organization, ana
movement Is about to be made with that end. Accord
tnRly 1t Is requested that every old member OF the
9TH In Chicago send his name and address to Mt
g. n Stanton at the Wholesale house of Marshall Field
Co. Further steps toward accomplishing erganza
ton VIII be taken In the future Comrades may be as.
sured that the project has the hearty cooperation OF
Colonel Emmons Clark, commanding the 7th, with its
boys, 900 and over.
Jones-Had quarrel with your girl, l hears
Smth-Yes just drew her out little to sec If she could
hold her own In spat.
JOnes-Well
Smth-She can, and the engagement Is off, She would
boss the establishment II married, so I'll get
somebody else philadelphia Progress.
Tho administration Of the Nuremberg Furth Railway
have resolved to soemnly commemorste ON December
next the eth anniversary OF the inauguration Of the
FIRST railroad In Germany.-( American Register Paris.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

A Bad Case of InGammatOrv rheumatism
easily ucd by Rev. samuel COyops Rheumatic Pills All
druggists 90 cents. ny mail. G. II. CoYRL.
2~S Hewes.st, Brooklyn, ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1885-02-17

Best quality Londondresse Alaska Sealskin
Garments AL slLes prices marked down UoOls sold at r
tail by I. &. SHAME Manufacturer lO3 Prinee.st.