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MRS. SULLIVAN WANTS A DIVORCE.
She Afirms That the Pugilist Has inflicted
Blows Upon Her.


Blows Upon Her.
BOsToN, February 26.-John Il. Sullivan
appears in a new role as defendant IN a
divorce suit fled in the Supreme Court Of
Suffolk county, and if the allegations of his
wife Annie Sullivan, are true, the noted
pugilist has INDUCED in his fsvorite pastime
in his family circle. The libel sets forth
that the libelant married the hbelee at Bos
ton on May l, 1882, and that they have
since continued to live as husband and wife;
that the hbelant has always been true to
her marriage vows and obligations, but that
he has been wholly regardless Of the same,
and has been guilty of extreme cruelty TO-
ward the hbelant; that he has frequently In
ficted blows upon her person and beat and
bruised her to her great injury and threat
ened to killh The particular dates are
Sunday, August H. September % and De-
cember6, 1884.
The libel also charges that the Ebelee has
contracted gross and confirmed habits ofin.
toxication. An attachment Of his real and
personal property to the amount of $4,000
is asked for the suitable support and main
tenance of the hbelsnt and their minor son,
John l.. Sullivan, Jr., and she requests that
the son be committed to her care and Gus
tody. Accompanying the libel is an afh
dayit of Mrs, Sullivan setting forth that she
has reason to fear and believe that during
the pendency of the libel her husband will
inHict bodily harm upon her and impose a
restraint upon her personal liberty, and
asks for a restraining order of the court 10
S.:o;, +ba Gha1oa from, qo dOinu which ,lus.
tice Devens has granted until further order
of the court. Mrs. Sullivan also asks for a
suitable alimony pending divorce proceed
ings. The libel is returnable the first Tues
day in April next. Benjamin F Butler and
F. L. Washburn appear as counsel for Mrs.
Sullivan,
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unGE NOr HARSHLY.

rls rs.5-i:v Of the Legislature is dis
"a q, .l.Ga there was an undue and i'm
,,s- .asrce brought to bear by the
- lobby o. citizens, against the extep-
=, ~ IL, session, and that distrust was
,r;s,.el in the wisdom Of theiF prospec-
r-5,ee&.ugs that reflected discredit
an the .,jv. While this may be so, the
,,,-;.v should also remember that there is
Is. reason Tor the citizens exercising al
! earss...gn they could bring to bear
AVS. an extension. While the REGISTER
r.v.s The sagscity and conservatism Of
n.~-.-a,ic members would have stood
.r..r he city and harm, it nevertheless
....ts Low much ground there was
rrsas.ress. The fact was patent that
.-.. ..,., AK bill, as it was printed, did
..sw debts to be sub
.ns ..m credits, and that banks
ss-..a-o2s we're not only liable to be
On ..j, capital but, in the first in
/ nee u-.a their loans and discounts, and
p. ....3 Instance, the stockholder also
I. 10 .4xsd as well as the corporations
=.ev 5. These things, together with
g-,..a.r position Of q number Of mem
2, o. ,avss points, when questioned
the subject, had much
30 With the uueasiness
par .sy feeling so plainly manifested
5 number Of Wheehngs best citizens.
.sy preferred to deal with certainty,and
TIE. than risk the possibility Of a calam-
preferred 70 lose the local legislation so
b tg-.--l. There are two sides to the
,,ion. and neither should judge the
- L.--lr-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
OHIO LIQUOR LEGISLATION
Killed for this Winter at tLeast-Democrats
Capturing the Cities.


Capturing the Cities.
CoLUNBUs o., February 26.-The Legis-
lature spent the greater part of the day in
the consideration of resolution, which was
the product Of the Democratic majority,
proposing TO submit to a vote of the people
proposition for liquor license amendment
to the constitution. There are but go Dem
ocratic members in the House, and it re-
quired 63 votes to adopt the resolution.
Last week the Republicans held caucus,
and as there were four out of the IS mem
amendment in accordance with the wishes
of their constituents in Cleveland and Gin
cinnati, it was decided that in case there
should be some of the Democrats absent and
the votes of the four Republicans would not
adopt the resolution they should vote for the
same, but in case their votes would result in
the adoption of the resolution they were to
obey the mandate of the caucus and vote
against the resolution.
All the Democrats were present, and the
four Republicans could not vote for the res
olution without adopting the same, hence
they refused to vote at all. They were
called to the bar of the House and cen
Sured for violating standing rule by re-
fusiug to vote, ard afterwards resolution
was adopted censuring their action in the
most severe terms. The members who
we're censuredSRere Messrs. Burnett and
Haley of Cleveland; Pelt, of Cincinnati,
and Jones' of Jackson.
This settles the liquor legislation for this
vinfer as the Democrats claim that they
have carried out their promise to make an
effort to submit license amendment, but
that they have been defeated BY the minor
ity. The Republicans claim they are not
responsible, and decided early in the sss-
sion that they would do nothing to help out
the majority on the liquor question, as they
had passed tax law which was popular
with the people, but that 1t had been de-
Glazed unconstitutional by a PARTISAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
RandnIl,a Red Flag.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-During a
debate on the Sundry civil bill to-day Mr.
Randall moved to suspend the rules. There
was some objection, when Mr.. Randall said,
"In season and out Of season he had in
formed the House that unless the Appro-
priation Committee had the right of way
there was danger of an extra session, and
repeatedly had the committee been voted
down. Ii was manifest if this bill was to be
passed in time to become a law before
March 4th, it would be passed in the way
he proposed" Mr.. Rsndalrs motion was
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apprehension and conviction of the guilty

apprehension and conviction Of the guilty
parties
The general opinion is that the fire was
either the result of malice or done by
thieves. The theory that it resulted from
the wood near the chimney igniting iron
the chimney becoming hot BY the fire OF the
previous day has but little support
J. B. Hagsn, proprietor Of the hudson
House, fell through the hatchway at the
hotel, today, and injured his shoulder and
back slightly.
Fatal Accident.
A railroad accident occurred at Brilliant,
on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road, this
morning, that resulted in the death OF
Clarence Redrer, son Of Andrew Redrer,
baggagemaster at Bellaire. 1t happened
shortly after seven o'clock. Redrer was
fireman on the engine of the Steubenville
and Brilliant mixed switch train while the
detached engine was backing on the switch.
Redrer in passing around the tender on the
guard" and while holding to the rejecting
light placed on the tender, it broke loose,
Redrer falling in front of the moving engine
was literally crushed to pieces. He was
placed on the accommodation train short
time after and taken to Bellsire. he lived
in Steubenyille and had wife and several
children.
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c,,Y.,. "a Wa,E Ts1,,-TegIth. Time.

PHILADELPHIA. February 2s-The coal
operators along the line Of the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad have been officially In
formed that their quote for the month Of
February viii be 6lled to-day, and all Ship-
ments oi coal win therefore be discontinued.
II bas been arranged that al Golfers in the
SchuyikilI region shall work on three quar-
ters time during the month Of March.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
Disastrous Flames.

WESTON, W. Va, February 26.-J. P.
Clifton & Sons woollen mills, at this place,
were totally destroyed by fire between nine
and ten o'clock tonight. Loss, about $780,
600; insurance $4,000. Spontaneous COM
buStion is supposed to have been the cause,
as no fire had been in the building tor some
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aEaln

v,yrrRs Of the Legislature, who have
,,,.si = wish to see the REGIsrER's big
,-sss running, can have the Oppor,
- % isy between the hours Of three
,'.nrrk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

FoRT WORTH, TEX, February 26.-Some
thirty delegates from all parts Of Texas met
here yesterday to attend q convention of tel
egraphers. A State association was formed,
. constitution adopted and officers elected.
The association declares the objects to be
mutual benefit and assistance in distress"
A number of applicants by letter were ad-
mitted to membership. Last night = ban
aues was given the delegates.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

A conrIx1x cure fcs thst dssists6ag
drain thAf indicates vsaknss of ths unnr
srv oraans, nasal cstaTh and otbse ~
dences of . diseased mseoss neubssce
nav Be- foard In the Ne d D.. Gsysosfs
YeiIow Dock and Sassepadik Doat .
frightened BY tie sdssrtissnssn O 9sses
docten This remedy viIl purify sse 49,
strenrshen ths para affected, heai - III
tion a he nucoas msmbrsss - nnoC
evsry synptou ~ de dIsUdsn IN
ssrs eure lor etsycss DEBILITY - esssn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

seen, that death has decided to end
.:, .a he Illinois Legislature. The
.,b Yesterday OF Judge LOGAN gives the
L~,.-s.s an opportunity to send to the
.....i S.ees Senate 8 good Democrat.
.,s,.,> viii now go to work in earnest
souA,less Mayor HARRIsON will feel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

Syx,-aa BrENE responds in this morn
:. Rr..-yg TO Senator NORRIS remarks
E..,s-la, upon the question of tax ex-
,,;,n. lis plain, concise and fOScible
men. which carries conviction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
Dean of the Kansas Peach Crop.

LAwKEScE, KS. February 26.-The Hor.
ticuItural Society q, its regular monthly
meeting here yesterday, had read reports Of
the death Of probably the entire peach
crops, and many Of the younger orchards.
Apples are not damaged. Berries are in
jured considerably. The winter is the
severest for fruit that has been known fol
veara
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

CoLyxBUS. O February z6.-fbe Lszis-
Istare Adopted joint resolution this morn.
ing 10 adjourn frcm February y % March
I0tb. 10 give the members an osp 1Fian,iy 70
attend the inauguration exersises-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
The Canadian Pacific Railway.

CHICAGO, February 26.-Mcysn He1ne,
general manager Of the Canadian Pacific
railway, passed through this city on his way
10 Winnepeg last night. He said the road
void be completed the third week in Aug
r,r4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
Tseh the yaiisr by sssvriss.

HELsxa, Mosf., February zs.-hvs
prisoners escaped from he city jsn 10
nigh.. They 6sd concealed thsaseless b
In : vash sink, and took The jaiIes b. sss-
prise when be vent 70 lock the csah Thg
gagged him and ran out None d u
fugiiives have 5e. been captured, bat nss
are securing the country fos then
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

coor-r1r gentlemen! You were a hard
~, faithful body Of men and taken
n in an. we viii ne'er look upon your
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

AZ indiscreet man is ike an unsesled
letter, every body can read him, bat the
wise rnsn secureth in time what in time be
will sorely need-s bottle Of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

MANY whose blood had become poisoned
from various causes, and whose LII health
was indicated BY pimples. sore feelings
aches, pains, urinary sediments, catarrh and
Inflammation Of the mucous membrane,
constipation, dyspepsia, bad dreams, ner-
vousness, sleeplessness, etc. have been re-
stored TO perfect heath by using DR. GAY
sott's Yellow Dock and SarsapArilla. It
the only true blood purifier and strength
ener of mind and body. No other remedy
equals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
BEFORE BREAKFAST.

rrobable Hon. ]. NJ Mason viii give
..rrr The grand shake"
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Extending the Time.

New YoEK, February 26.-It was said on
Change on apparently good authority that
Minister Foster and the Spanish Minister
have just been empowered by their respee-
tive governments to draw up an agreement,
extending the time for ratification of the
Spanish treaty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

q sou. VIXEN you 20 to the city, get you
oe some light pants, some tooth-pieA
- ShG slender cane, but with all your
4 -Sgs rs cent fail 10 get a bottle OF Salva-
syl i'h Tor pride (you know goeth before
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27

A banquet was rendered Senator elect
Psyne, of Ohio. at Cleveland last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-27
tn oFsr y Reward

1..nb Murphy member OF coOne"' ~ -
JosePas a. a onEpiOn that the fire OF tes
pressed lne Pn-oS1bly Of incsndisry orlgln'
morning a. it Is proposed by ,ss as ar s ~ ~
thorities to. Ser re"AtN
National Republican., 1885-10-23
MlNon LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings of u Day In
and About the City.

The Cromwcl.LcmlrGmy lbi suit has
been continued until Tucsdiy
Tire evly.orgauiacd Either Ciub will give
complimentary concert and hop At the Rides
niiuuiy tonight
ClliCCr Mhrr has recovered the saddle b..
longing to officer Thomas Auld.igc.whtch was
stolen from the Washington nsylum Sept. To-
Mis-, T. J. Dctwcilcr and u. q. Miller late of
Congregational Church, aud Miss Birdie lIu.
ycy have lccn engaged In the Epiphany choir.
The motion for new trial in the case Of
John eaton, convicted last Wednesday of the
larceny Of Il hutSc, was yesterday Withdrawn,
aud Justice Macarthur sent him to jail for one
!cor.
Margaret Fitzgerald was charged in the
police court yesterday with stealing Il g1ll
watch aud chain and so In money from J. Y.
lc@tndOri The case was continued until the
GSth instant
Louis Penney colorcd, fell from a furniture
wagon yesterday morning on Ninth street, near
MASSACHUSETTS, avenue. When picked up he
was found TO he severely injured about the
head and body.
james Mcclure and Frank Esmond two sol.
diCrs ut the Washington barracks, pleaded
guilty In the police court yesterday to the lar.
Ctny ufu gold watch valued Mt SD bclonglngto
MAJ. Burbank. They were held for the giand
jury.
The police arc on the lookout for Gustave
Meyer, II dcscrtcr from the Washington bar.
lnCkS lie IL WNntCu tOf Efhuu larceny, Meyer
Is about ~ years old. six feet high, dark com.
plcXion, brown hair, and blue eyes. He speak,
with German accent,
Detective Carter yesterday recovered dla.
mund scarf pin valued at $50, the property OF
Mr. r. L. Bradley. This is the only article
that fnicd to turn up at the time OF tho re-
coyery OF the $500 worth of icwclry that was
stolen by the boy Payne
Burrcll Pelham, colorcd, was yesterday fined
s. for beating his wife. Pclham's wife stated
that he worked for priest nt st. Matthew,
Church. He works for good people and he
ought to he good himself" remarked Judge
smell. But he amt" said the woman.
By the will Of John II. Davidson deceased
fled IN ihe registers Office yesterday, the tcs
| tatOr lGnvCs his property to his wife and chill
| drcn. The will of Claude G. Meade. also filed
yesterday, bcqueathCs the estate of the tes,atOi
| 10 his wife and children.
The commissioners have addressed a letter
| TO the several heads of the District Ohiccs, no
| tiiying them to submit their reports for the
| past fiscal year before the 10th proximo. They
| are also requested to make such rGcOmmGnda
| tions as they deem suitable for the good oi
| their Offices
National Republican., 1885-10-23
The BON MARCHE
Desires to call your attention to the following articles, which
will be offered at Remarkably Low Prices, and in
doing invites inspection Of the
Ladies Short Wraps.

II having become wcll.known fact that
Short Wraps will he leading in the way of
dress garment, We would say our stock of
them consists OF 10 less than scvcnty.nvc
styles, every style being represented In all
sizes, Wis
We show an All-wool Cloth Short Wrap,
prcttily trimmed with Astrachan down
front and around bottom, at S69S. We
consider II cheap at g..
Another good style Is made of Brocadcd
SILK and finished Off with Russian Hare, at
Sl0.gS This number is our own exclusive
style, and would be a bargain at $li.
Brocaded Velvet Short Wraps, trimmed
with Chenille fringe, satin quilting, at Sll,
$l5. and $50, according TO quality of mate
rial.
Short Wraps up to slO0.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, nicely finished
with feather trimming, quilted satin lining,
at Ss3.
National Republican., 1885-10-23
ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE
--T rIE-
Com bin alton Store
For the Next Seven Days!

\ line Of Ladies', Misses Childrcn's aud InIlnS'
Wraps. The prices are going tn make q telling cC-
feet. We have the name ana you shall have our
game We nattcr ourselves on the merits Of our cs-
tablishmCnt.
There has never becu nm instance whore We re-
ccivCd II job in goods that our customers were not
benefited by the transaction, we'll as Quantity
is no object and spot cash is no consideration with
us when goods can be bought we can sell them ut
the followcg low prices:
Misses Hayclocks, for school wear, to 10 years,
;l.iO.
Childrer's Hnyelocks plush.trImmed collar,
cults, and pockets to 10 years, s3.24.
Gray Kersey Walking Jackets astrachan trim
ming, 81 to IL, s2.2i.
50 to rs, $3.50.
Black GOssa Cloth Coats, fur trimmed, 32 to IO
500.
Light Cloth Walking Jackets full astraChan trim
ming, warranted all WOOL Sl.3D
Misses seal Brown Berlin Y viii Newmarket, cape
attachment, full nstTaChan trimming, SB.OO.
Ladies' TailOr.madc English CheNiUt Newman
kcts, in black only, S72l.
Ladies' Talor-made Niggcrhcad Ncwmarkets
handsomely bound, the latest novelty, $40,
Rhadamc SquiTrc-lMed Circulars, Sl5OD
DulmunS Russian Circulars, Sewmurket', short
and ucdium.lcngth Goats, NiSites, Plush saclues
Infants Long and Short Goats, Mother IIubbords
all prices and quality,
National Republican., 1885-10-23
The Races.

The races at washington
seem to be the topic of con-
versation t his week. We
can't tell you much about
the horse races, but we can
give you a vast amount of
information regarding the
race in business circles.
The "0ld Reliable" at 500
to sos Seventh street, is the
"favorite" to-day, and has
been for eighteen years. 1t
has never "gone back" on
those that "staked" their
confidence therein, and has
always come in first. The
numerous "young bloods"
that have appeared upon
the "turf" this season who
have endeavored to attract
attention by sensational
shouting have only added to
show to greater advantage
the merits of the "Old Stand.
by"
Remember, these few
" pointers" when you next
have occasion to visit the
race in which we take q
conspicuous part, and give
your patronage to t h ose
whose claims are backed up
by years of solid business
prosperity, used by a
strict adherence to the gold
en- rule.
Stacks of Suits and 0yercOatS
now awaiting your inspee-
ton at prices that are cal
culated to tighten the work
of the stockkeepers and in
crease that of the cashier;
goods that are made at our
own factory under the per-
sonal supervision of a men,
Der of our firm. T hi s
means that they are 20. H."
as regards price, style, ma
terial and finish.
Inspect them!
National Republican., 1885-10-23
FURS. FURS. FURS.

100 dozen Russian Hare Muffs at G9c each.
Better qualities at 9sc and S1.4S.
Nutra Muns at $2.25 and $2T5.
Cape Seal Mufrs at $e.75 each.
Silver Fox MufTs at $3.50 each.
African Lynx. for mourning wear, at S.
each.
Real Beaver MufTs at s., SO, and 50 each.
Real Lynx MufTs at 50 each.
Black Martin MufTs at 500 each.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Fedora Collars to match each and every
style of MuiT.
Hare, Nutra, Coney, and Real Beaver
Cnpcs, l2, 49, IA, 10, 10, and II inches, at
attractive prices.
Children's Muns and Collars from 75c up
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Chenille Fringes.

A specially grand display of the prcttlest
combination Chenille and Jet Pendants and
other fancy Chenille Fringes.
We show ~ different and new designs,
making the finest exhibition in Washington.
Our Gsc Chenille Fringe for the special sale,
aHG q yard.
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Buttons

hrc to be worn rather large, but to describe
the yor.uus designs, materials, ana colors is
more than our time, space, and patience
will permit, The Palals Royal prices, we
claim, are at least 10 per cent, below usual
retail prices for buttons. We leave the de-
cision TO our patrons,
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Trimmings to Order.

1t Is our policy always TO have what our
customers desire. II the design desired is
not TO he procured rcady.madc, we "mako
to order" We would remind our patrons
we supply all the principal drossmaEers of
Washington, we mention this in order to
hint to you we are thoroughly posted ON
correct styles, and win he glad TO give our
patrons the benefit Of our experience,
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Cloth NeWmarkets.

An elegant Newmarket, Of good quality
beaver cloth doublc-breastcd, box-plaitcd
back, at Ss.T5. A plain but neat garment at
a remarkably low figure.
A stylish garment is our Leader, made of
fine chcyiot in black and brown, double
breasted and boX-plaited back, at SlO.T5.
Our Newmarket of fine beaver cloth,
trimmed with beaver collar and cuffs, per-
feet fitting, at $l0.5O.
Our Newmarket of fine beaver cloth,
beaver collar and cuffs, and edged down
front, at SO.
Newmorkets trimmed with silver fox, real
beaver, and lynx, from SIS upward
silk Matelasse Ncwmarkcts, trimmed
with G-inch wide black fur, silk lining, at
SEQ.
Brocade Velvet Ncwmarl,cts from scr
and UP.
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Jetted Trimnings

We have the ietted drops IN sizes, in black
and in fancy colors, TO match any dress ma
tcrl0l. We know our prices ON these goods
are lower than our competitors, so we nat
ulally desire you to learn the prices asked
elsewhere, and then pay visit to the Palals
NUy0l,
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Feather Trimmings

In all colors and black. We happen to Inn
polt thcse trimmings direct from Europe.
so we can substantiate our claim that our
4sc Feather Trimmings are sold at all other
stores IN Washington at Csc. Finer goods
propOrtonatcly cheap,
National Republican., 1885-10-23
Braid Trimmings.

The variety OF this fashionable dress trim
ming must be seen to be appreciated, One
would hardly credit the beautiful effects in
designs and colors that can be produced from
braid, and all will he agrccably surprised at
the Palais Royal prices.
National Republican., 1885-10-23
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
"Hussar" Loops

Form Un entire trimming for the waist,
Many imported costumes hayc this trim
ming, which of course settles the question,
'Will II be fOshiOnabcn
National Republican., 1885-10-23
SPECIALTIES.

! lot of Ladies' Fine siockneI-bralled Jerseys,
G3C.
lot Of Ladies' Fine StOckinct, TuilOr.blck, 90,
lot Of COlored Spreads, kno!lcd fringe, full size,
DOC,
10 dozen Reversible Wire BuStlcs, BOc.
20 dozen Ladies' Vests, sizes 80 10 lS, 21c
20 dozen Ladies' Vests, sizes 30 To iS bOC.
% pieces OF Table oil Cloth In marble and fancy,
lOc.
10 dozen Misses Combination Jersey Colurel
Vests, plated backs and cuils, sl."i,
National Republican., 1885-10-23

The commissioners have written the follow.
ing letter 10 Maj. Dye in regard to the recent
charges against Policeman Slack: "Onicers
worthy of being in the highest grade do not
give way TO passion. IL they are unable to con-
troll themselves I'M Ter slight provocatOn they
should go TO a lower rank or out OF the service,
Notwithstanding au otherwise fair record"
National Republican., 1885-10-23
"Zulu" Trimming,

Something entirely new and specially
adapted for cloth dresses. The zulu Is
made Of wOrstcd In various cOors. Our iSc
quality will be offered for the special sale
at 3lC per ward.