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National Republican., 1885-11-21
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings OF a Day II
and About the CITY.

and About the City.
Benjamin j. Jones and Frank Wolfe have
been appointed special officers Of the Metro
politan police.
A marriage license has been issued to
Charles Lowe and Rosey Parker, both of
Georgetown, ID. G.
A request has been received by the COM
missioncrs asking for a new pavement and
curb in front of 1900 F street.
The steamerJane Moseley, which has been
detained at Norfolk on account Of slight
break Of the rudder, will leave for Norfolk
this afternoon at $3.50 as usual.
Robert Dent, colored, aged 1S years, was
sentenced TO four months In jail by Judge
Smell yesterday for the larceny OF dress
worth $3.50 from Minnie Dunmore.
II. w. Tyler has entered suit against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company to recover
$4,000 damages for refusal to bring him
back on an excursion ticket from here to
Atlantic City on the 2lst of August last.
james T.. Aiken, by his solicitor, j.
Amber Smith, has sued Samuel G. Read to
recover S6,0O0-a sum of money alleged to
have been loaned to prosecute the Arm
strong claim.
Celia G. Long, Of 3l0 II street, reported
to the police that q double front tricot
cloak, trimmed with black fur, valued at
$40, was stolen about $3.50 O'Clock yesterday
morning from her room while she was at
breakfast.
A thief, during the night of the 18th in
stant, broke into the paint shed Of Wm.
Gordon, Seventh and X streets southwest,
and stole lot Of paint brushes, box Of
pencil brushes, and mixed oils, to the value
Of S14.50.
Five dollars worth Of candy yesterday
came into the possession Of Alexander
Wexford, l4-year-old colOred boy, in such
manner rs to make out n case of lar
cony against him. Thirty days were given
him in the police court.
Eli Brown, q l5-year-old colored boy, was
| In the police court yesterday He took two
school books from u small boy and then
| purloined box Of cigars from Nashs
| grocery store on Fourteenth street He
was sent to the reform school during his
minority.
Two honest looking sGermans, named
Gustave Shilling and Charles Bellew, who
could not speak q word of English, were In
the police court yesterday, having been ar
rested for vagrancy upon being found sleep
| ing in a barn, they being without money
They ran out of court at full speed upon
being released on their personal bonds.
National Republican., 1885-11-21
Thanksgiving Table Supplies.

NUTS.
Almonds-Princess Paper Shell, new, 33c.
Almonds-Sweet Languedoc, new, 23c.
Walnuts-Naples, new, lSc.
Walnuts-GrenoDlc, new, lSc.
Walnuts-French, new, l5c.
Filberts-Best Sicily, new, l5c.
Brazil-Best Quality, new, l3c.
Pecans-Largc, new, 2Oc.
Pccans-Medium, new, l5c
Raisins, Currants, Citron, and Figs.
Raisns-Big Fat Onduras, new, l3c.
Raisns-Choice Layers, new, 25c.
Raisns-Choice Bunch Table Fruit, new,
SOC.
Raisns-Extra Clusters, new, Soc.
Raisins-EXtra Select Sultanas, new, 13c.
Citron-Best Leghon, new, 33c.
Currants-Best Zantee, new, Sc.
Figs-Layers Big Fat Fruit, new, zoe.
Figs-"Pulledn Fruit, new, 23c.
OLIVES AND OLIVE OIL.
Olyes--Extra large Spanish, bottles, vari-
Gus sizes.
Olives-C Crescent, bottles, 25c,
Olives-Sclected Spanish, gal. kegs, SIZE.
Olive Oil-Various brands Of best goods
known to the trade.
GREEN FRUIT.
Bananas-Large Aspinwall, bright color.
Grapes-Malaga, large clusters.
Grapes-Domestic Concord, In l0-pound
baskets.
Apples-selected Baldwin, Greetings, and
Pippins.
Apples-selected Wine saps, beautiful
for table.
Pickles, Sauces, and Other Condiments.
We have an assortment Of these goods too
large to enumerate here, Popular prices,
CHEESE,
New York Cream, Sage, Neufchatel, Pine
apple, Edam, Swiss, English Dairy, sc.
CANNED GOODS.
Fruit-Pcaches, Pears, Apricots Cherries,
Plums, sc. Best brands. Prices low.
egetables-Asparagus Peas, Corn, To-
matoes, Pumpkin, Marrow Squash, &c.
PRESERVES AND swEETMEATs.
Preserves, Jellies, Jams Marmalade, &C.,
IN glass, wood, and earthen.
The above Is only an indication of our
great variety Of seasonable goods we are
now Offering, and we therefore request n
visit to our establishment, feeling confident
OF our ability to please you as TO Variety,
Quality, Quantity, and Prices.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

The following building permits were is
sued yesterday; l.. s. Chapman, to build a
two-story and brick stable in rear Of 1l5 F
street northeast, to cost $4OO; c. D. and J..
Pierce, to build aone-story frame storeroom
at Tennallytown, to cost $500.
National Republican., 1885-11-21


Winter Wrap Values.
Customers are making
comparisons. We are al
ways glad to see come
backs"-its a name we give
those who come in, inspect,
go out, come in later, and
buy. Such actions do indeed
speak louder than words.
We have singled out some
good, timely wraps which we
offer at the uniform price of
TEN DOLLARS EACH.
Lot BLACK and Brown
Scotch Cheviot Newmarkets,
Astrakhan collar and cuffs,
full back; sizes, 32 to az.
$40 EACH.
Lot BLACK Boucle Cloth
Newmarkets, correctin shape,
fit, and finish; sizes, SO to AZ.
u1 $40 EACH.
Lot 3-Black and Brown
French Beaver Newmarkets,
fine quality, perfect in shape
and fit; sizes, 32 to a..
SO EACH.
Lot 4-Berlin Twill Short
Wrap, trimmed with wide Ac-
trakhan; colors, black and
brown; sizes, 32 to A.
so EACH.
Lot 5-Fine Black Otto
man Cloth Visite, handsomely
trimmed with best Russian
fur; sizes, 32 to 40.
$40 EACH.
Lot 6-Elegant Bro W n
Boucle Cloth Walking Jacket,
neatly trimmed with wide
braid; sizes, 81 to 3S.
$40 EACH.
Lot Fine Black Import
ed Stockinette w akin g
Jacket, stylishly trimmed with
Astrakhan and braid; sizes,
go to 40.
Lot 8--B | a ck Sc o &C /
Cheviot Walking Jacket, ele
gantly trimmed with Astra.
khan; sizes, 32 to 40.
$40 EACH
We purposely omit saying
what we think these garments
are really worth, as the use
of the phrase is getting a little
monotonous. We prefer tc
trust to your discriminating
judgment.
(second Floor-Take the Eleyator.)
|
Two Astonishingly Good Values.
No. 1-Ladics, ply Ail,linen Collars, 3.piec
cape; sizes, ~, 12la, l3, l3ia, ID, 1iia, and Il
No. 2~Ladies' 3-ply All.linen Cuffs, square col
ners, flexible piece In middle, allowing them to b
easily pinned to the sleeves. The best cuffs we hay
(second Fioor-TaEe the Elevator)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
An Exemplary Bargain.
Wehave justopenedamons
a line of Hamburg embroi
deries IS choice styles, from
2H to 51l inches in width
which we shall offer at thu
uniform price of 12Hc pc
! yard, some patterns being
worth fully IS and aoc.
'S''0nd fl'SET6ES %od6%ARp SfS EsyGtSFI Gof2Rop.
NanoL Aprons.
Something new and nice
100 dozen fine India Liner
Aprons, good length, 3-incl
scalloped edge, strong band
only csc each.
(second Floor-Underwear Department-Take th
Eleva0r)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
HB-For Grand Thanksgiving ohering OF Tablt
wear Requisites see Critic, Look at our windo
display.
WOODWARD & LoTuRoP,
Boston Dry GOOAs House,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
02l PENNA. AVE. 0l2 STREET
National Republican., 1885-11-21

Clothing in view, call to see the enormity of
our stock. Elscman Bros, the most prominent
clolhiers and tailors cor. 7th and L streets.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

The New orleans train via baltimore and
Ohio and Shenandoah Valley railroad will, on
and after Sunday, Nov %, leave Baltimore and
connection for all points south aud southwest
Pullman sleeper Washington to New Orleans
without charge,
National Republican., 1885-11-21
416 Seventh Street. 416 Seventh Street
Baum'S Announcements.
416 Seventh Street.
416 Seventh Street.
We Advocate Early Shopping Avoid the Crowd and Your Shopping
will be Pleasure!

The Bargains such exceptional
that friends we'll the public will delight in inspect
them careful peru of the following Bargain List bound to be
of universal interest and benefit
National Republican., 1885-11-21

SO per gallon, IS cents a quart bottle. No. l
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at McGee's Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-11-21
On Monday, November %,

We win display the largest line of Boucle
Suitings ever shown ut any time and at prices
at which we guarantee there are none to
compare in this city.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

In this department we have made some
sweeping reductions-all to your benefit. A
perfect slaughter sale 1t is to be. just
mark:
National Republican., 1885-11-21
StrasburgerDrOs,'
POPULAR
Shoe Houses
72o Seventh Street
and 461 Penna. Avenue,
Combination Bargain Sale.

Combination Lot Of Infants nne Curacon Kid
Hand-sewed Shoes, with worked button holes, sizes
2 to q, and splendid lot OF Ladies' and Mems Peb
BILE Goat House slippers. All OF these worth fully
Zoe, and we are selling them nt 47c.
Another Combination Lot Of Chlldrens Kid
Spring heel Shoes with worked button holes, sizes
o TO IL, and Children's Solar.tip Button Shoes,
spring heels or no heels, siles TO IL, and Misses
excellent Pebble Grain School Shoes sizes 12 to ?.
and sold elsewhere froms 10 TO s1 20. All Of them
reduced TO the uniform price OF SIC.
A Special Combination Lot Of Youths A-Calf
Button Shoes sizes IL TO q and Boys Good Quality
Hook Lace Shoes, sizes TO o. also fine line OF La
dies Kid and Pebble Goat Button aud Lace Shoes.
They are all worth slb0 but we have reduced
them to the low price Of 07C.
A Combination Assortment Of Ladies' Hghcut
Kd.top Curacao Kid.foxed Shoes, with box toe and
neat, stylish heel, and Gentlemen's Narrow-toe
Tipped Lace Shoes and Congress CATERS. These
are Stylish and made OF excellent material: worth
all OF 81 20 Our price for these Is only sl.l7.
A Combination Line Of Ladies' Common-sease
Curacao Kid and fine Pebble Goat Shoes, and Gen
tlemcns A.Calf Button Shoes, with neat narrow
toes and tips All at the very low figure Of sl.4I.
A Special Lot Of Ladies' Far.stltch Goodyear
Hand.weit Curacao Kid and fine Pebble Goat Shoes
and Gentlemen's fine Calf CATERS, button, lace, or
congress- with marrow or wide toes. Every pair
worth fully 80. Our combination price Is 9l.O7.
The above are only n few Of our many bargains.
Come and see us. We will guarantee an equally
low price on anything you need, even II not mem
TONED above.
STRASBURGER BROS,
726 Seventh Street, bet. q and II, apd 401 Penna.
Avenue. near ~, Street,
National Republican., 1885-11-21
Dry Goods.


In this donartment we have made some
mann
On Monday, November %,
Su,.gs ever % SHOWN ~ any % s,nle anu @ Nv pr'ces
oo,',rarn az y, ,,sIs ni,, '"'i0 "'' NO"0 w
a, our fs,lncn oStrlpeu ana flaiu boucie,
ms 10 Posltlvely Ihe loWesI price az Wnicn
% pieces OF Boucle Suitings, In variegated
colors. These goods sell elsewhere at $l to
Si.sS per yard. we have them to match M all
SHADES oil plain materials, and ask only 'oc.
National Republican., 1885-11-21
Cloaks and Suits.
ladies' Department.


Extra fine silk Plush Visites, with hand
some feather trimming, and well worth SIS,
we offer now at $40.
Boucle Cloth Visites, in brown and black,
with fine feather trimming--a magnificent
garment--only $3.50.
Best Berlin Beaver Newmarkets, only in
brown, entire front, collar, and cuifs
trimmed with plush, reduced from $780,
your choice at 50.
Five Boucle Cloth Walking Jackets, with
fancy buckles and cut In those fashionable
diagonal fronts, q decided bargain at so.
The balance OF those elegant English
Walking Jackets, which created quite q
sensation in our Cloak Department within
the last few days, we will close out at the
low figure Of $5. BE sure to get one before
1t is too late. Only So.
Russian Circulars, made of fine black di
agonal and trimmed, beautiful French
Coney collar we will sell at $625. They
cannot be replaced for $3.50, but remember
our price-SB.25.
Our stock Of Ladies' Dresses comprises a
choice selection Of the latest designs. Not
alone that we vouch for lowest prices posi-
bic, we guarantee fit and finish, and neces-
sarily can give satisfaction In every instance.
Children's and Misses Department.
The sale Of our School Newmarkets and
Coats is meeting with such success we sue
ceeded in making another large purchase In
same at n very low average, and have con-
cluded to let you have the full benefit of the
| same.
School Coats Of good, substantial fabric,
with plush collar, we offer again, as fol-
lows 4: and 6 years, at 50; 8 and 0>years,
at 1925; 12 years. at $3.50; IA years, at '$2 75;
16 years, sizes, at 49, Don't miss them.
School Newmarkets, with plush collars, a
good article and 9 years, at $3.50; 8 and
10 years, at $2.S7; 12 years, at 1926; ID
years, at $3.50; 16 years, at S3.75. Come
early If you want to benefit by this bargain.
Fine School Newmarkets, with plush
cape, plush collar and cuffs. Now listen :
ana years, sizes, s2.75; s and 10 years, at
$3.50; IL years, at 1915; IA years, at $i25;
16 years, at $3.50.
But you want to see our finer grades to
appreciate the superior stock we carry. Up
to the finest Boucle Cloth Garments you find
them all very reasonable, and we will be
pleased with your call.
Our line of Boys Overcoats and Kilt
Suits, as well as a full assortment of all
kinds of Children's Garments, are cOntinu-
ously found on our well-stocked counters.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

A few words about Blankets in conclu-
sion. AS most Of you know we have them
in all grades, and all Of them at such low
figures that we positively will not be under
sold herein.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

All our 42-inch Striped and Plaid Boucle,
which we sold at 90c, now 65c.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

This ispositlyely the lowest price at which
any Bouclc is shown here; still, we wish you
to examine our styles and qualities to ap-
preciate the magnitude Of this bargain.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

HB-For Grand Thanksgiving oHering of Table
wear Requisites see Critic, Look at our window
display.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

A large lot Of Children's Suits, In and
6 years, at So, $3.50, and 50. These goods
are worth double the money.
Then we have n lot Of Children's Over
coats, in "a and years, with capes, at $2.75;
worth s.,
A Child's Suit, from 3 to 12 years, at
$1.75; worth $3.50.
a Child's Suit, plated, 5 to 12 years, at
secs; worth So.
A Child's Suit, Norfolk, to IL years, at
S2,65; worth $3.50,
A Child's Suit in fine Blue and Brown
Corkscrew at $3.50; worth 50.
Boys Suit for school at 81, 25; Boys Suit
for school at $4 Boys Suit for school, all
wool, at 50; Boys Suit for dress at 81; Boys
fine Suit for dress at $50.
Boys fine Corkscrew Worstcd, all wool.
at so; sold elsewhere for $l2.
Working Suits for men at 1915, 81, and
$3.50. These are great bargains
Business Suits for men at So, SO, and 81;
sold by other dealers for third more.
In fine goods we have an unexcelled as
sortment and at equally low rates.
\ fine Prince Albert Suit at $l3; worth
A lot of Blue Chlnchilla Coats and Vests
at 50, worth Sl2.
OVERCOATs.
Chidren's Oycrcoats from 81 .25 up. BOYS
Oyercuats from 81 80 up. Mems OvcrcOats
at 81, SO, 81, 50, and up. A lot of All-wOol
Oyorcoats at $3.50, worth SS A fine All
wool Oyercoat at 81, sold by other dealers
at SO.
MEMS Pants from s5c up. Boys Pants
fiOm 15c up, Children's Pants from 3Sc up.
HATS HATsi HATsi
Furnishings at extraordinary low rates.
National Republican., 1885-11-21
We Continue to Give


A polo cap with every child's suit or overcoat
EiScman Bros, cor. eth and Y.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

80 pieces of Boucle Suitings, In variegated
colors. These goods sell elsewhere at 81 to
Sl.25 per yard. We have them to match all
shades of plain materials, and ask only 75c.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

80 pieces Variegated Boucle Sultings,
comprising our finest goods (some sold at
Sl.50 per yard). We offer this line at 95c.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

Special attention we call, of course, to our
Boucle suitings; but we are confident 1t
viii pay you to inspect also the additional
bargains we are showing. Notice them:
National Republican., 1885-11-21
DRY GOoDS.


SEVENTEEN NILES OF CALICO
tNo three pieces olike)
For You to Select q Dress From /!
We have just received the
largest purchase in Prints we
think we have ever made at
any one time, being by mathe-
matical calculation over sew
enteen miles long, more than
enough to reach to Alexan-
dria and back.
Vast Array of Styles and Coiors.
Best Dark Dress Styles.
best Wrapper Styles.
Indigo, with white figures.
Indigo, with cardinal figures.
indigo, with old gold figures
"Mikado" Patchwork Prints.
Robe and Curtain styles,
Prints for, from now till
Christmas, S and SC per yard.
Make your selections now.
(secona Floor-Take the Elevator,
To Increase the Demand
By tempting you to buy we
have concluded to make the
following noteworthy reduc-
tions on the entire stock Of
Jute Table Covers.
Cd were s1.25; down TO 100 each.
Cd were 100; down to ~ 20 each.
- - n. -.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

so pieces Ga Barnsley Homespun, very
choice and cheap, at roc.
National Republican., 1885-11-21

30 pieces All-wool 54-inch Tricot, in all
colors, only 75c.
National Republican., 1885-11-21
STRASBURGER BROS,

728 Seventh Street, bet. q and II, aHd i01 Penna.
Avenue, near al Street
National Republican., 1885-11-21

NanoL Aprons.
Something new and nice.
100 dozen fine India Linen
Aprons, good length, 3-inch
scalloped edge, strong band,
only 25c each.
(second Floor Underwear Department-Take the
ElevatOr)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-30

M his work. Hye and bye whom the
bank ~ vlgDr auHpends, those mon
will wonder how II Nil happened aud
they will keep wondering untll their
dying day nnlosa, perchanoe, some
candid physician o. Interested friend
will point out 10 Thorn how by iuegu
laflty, Ivy excessive mental effort, by
constant worry and fret, by .plunging
la deeper than thoy had u right "a go,
thoy have produced that losa OF nor
vOus energy which almost inva-
riahly expresses ltsoli ia "a doranged
condition OF tho Kidneys and
liver, for IL IL \ we'll known fact that
the poison which tho kiduoya aud liver
should remove from tho blOud, II lott
thOrcin, soon knocks the life out OF the
strongest and most vigorous man or
woman. Daily buildisg up OF those
vital organs by 30 wonderful aud high
" reputed \ specific rs Warmers Safe
euro, IN the only guarantee That our
business mon can have that their
strength will DO equal 10 the labors
daily put upon them.
Mr.. Kelly has nervous dyspepsia,
We learn, Indicating, IN We have said,
n break, down OF nerve force. His case
should no n warning 20 others who,
pursuing a like course, viii certainly
roach like result.-lTar Sunday Her
aid
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-30

eontolioi, uu' somowha, solnsb, pro-
Inst IN opinion ora prejudice became
frr him NJ onoea personal light ana
int.feat, which ~ approve was 10 win
His favor, but to dispute was 10 excite
his s.orn opposition. But this person
atty intensified his close friendshlpi
Therefore II was, by way OF example
that Mn. CmLDs aud Ma DREXEh ans
others w0ro precisely 20 HIM WhOt
LUCULLus was 10 PoMrEY. And bot
ter than all, ho was honest and NOR
bidly sensitive to u degree In every
thing that concerned honor. In thai
Intensity and rigor and seliishne"7
which showed lack OF emly hearth
atone training that begets refinement
and courtesy and dolioscy and sup
preston OF self, no may have excited
suspicious, but all evidence Of wrong
intent IL absent, Mr.. MACDoNALp TO
the contrary, Notwithstanding
Princoly presents he received from po-
tentate ana private citizen, but not ns
did tho "olympian man of Marshiieid"
who shamelessly sold out his client in
the celebrated CoRooRAs case
for $4,000, disgraced his profession
by desertion in tho great WHEELocK
suit, and violated 9scred trusts in the
Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty.
AS an author his reputation will do
pond on his book, now made somewhat
sacred as a sort OF posthumons child
XESoPHoN left his Memorabilia and
Cyropmdia; CESAR, his Commentaries:
NAPOLEON, his Civil Codo; tho
"Nephew of his Uncle" his julius
Cesar; and JEFFERSON DAVIS, his
Confederate Government; what GHaNI
has left the world will soon know.
But the volume of his life is closed
tho record OF the warrior, the presi'
dent, the citizen, tho traveller, oil
made up, and ponderous biography
alone can do it justice, not leaf like
this. And now, rs we finish even II
, and recall what PESICLEs observed
"The whole earth il a sepulchrs of il
lustrious men, and all time is the mil
lenium of their glory" let us also re
member that exquisite sentiment from
WAsHiNoToN IRVING: "FTom TIKI
grave the flowers of charity eternsllJ
|
spring."
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-07-30

II our big brother, tho Galveston
News, will not think Us impsrtinont
we would say that oven the greatest
newspapers are improved by modesty.
Tho News, wo believe, has mover pre-
tended TO TO Democratic, and yet IL.
daily song IL advice 10 q Democratic
governor,to Democratic Legislature,
70 u Democratic president, 10 Demo
cratic senators and representatives in
Congress-, 10 the. Democratic party,
and TO factions OF the Democratic
party. IL habitually abueod and ma
ligned Governors Coke and Roberts
and Governor Ireland during his first
term M governor, and never success.
fully digested tho ''fresh crow" IL alto
on his second election. 1t has for
years habitually abused and mslignod
Tho Democratic Legislature ~ Texns.
And vet IL has all tho time boon most
fruitful Of iLs paternal advice 10 theso
governors ana 10 tho Legislature.
OF late H. has been almost Oyerbur-
dened with It's luminous advice, in-
structions and counsel 10 our Demo.
cratic President, To the Democrats In
Congress ana tho Democratic party.
Aua what has heeu tho character q!
this advice? IL advises tho President
To insult and treat with contempt the
very Democratic senators nud rop-
resentatives on whom he must
ia a large measure rely in car
rying out any line of policy which
will DO Tor the good of the country. If
the News was really Democratic it
would counsel unity Of action between
our Democratic President and the
Democrats in Congress. AS an insid-
ious enemy OF The Democracy il may
we'll advise distrust, want of respect,
confidence and ill-will between Demo.
Gratis in the executive and in tho legis'
lalive departments OF the govern
ment.
1t has also been of late urging di
vision in the ranks OF the Democracy
of Texas, by its appeals to what 1t eitb-
or satronizingly or contemptuously
pleSsoa to call the "Kids" to cut loose
from the older members of tho party
If they can not control it.
In one of its recent editorials il In
substance advised those IL calls the
"Kids" If they could not control the
next Democratic convention, TO bolt
its nominations and make nominations
OF them own, and charged Thorn with
coUardicS il They failed TO do so.
We enquire of the readers OF the
News whether they have ever seen III
it = sensible or patriotic reason for any
Of its political recommendations to
Democrats?
We say with Difference that ii seems
to be animated by policy Of strife
and confusion, not by patriotic de-
sire to promote tho public good.
The News has shown much enter
prise rs news satherer, and the
country is protected against ils vi
cious politics by the facts that its
want Of principle aud Of sincerity,
and the fact thgs IL seems TO % given
over to the seaport OF monopolies as
against the interests OF the psople have
deprived IL o! any material influouce
over public affairs,
We venture tho rgestion, for tho
good Of the News and Tor tho good Of
Journalism in Texas, thnt q little more
mNdosty, little less Of The Sir Oracle,
Httlo more sincerity, and n good
deal more patriotism would be better
for the News and for Texas.