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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

LUMBER.-Rough lumber, $500; * native
ceiling, Is 90; u native ceiling, 22,50; x native
flooring, $500; " native siding, 1900; Il rough
ceiling, 1850.
sHIEGLEs-Boss, cypress; $50; g; X cy.
hearts. $50; native sap, $2.76.
PosTs-Cedar posts, best, l21sc each.
LATHs-Per 900, Ace.
BRICK-Dallas brick, $50 per 1000.
PLAs1 Err PARIs-New York, 400; Michi-
z sn, i.50 per barrel.
CEMENT-R oaondGle, 275; Portland, best,
1926 per barrel.
STONE FLuEs--A hOut SOC per foot.
DRAIN PIPB-From l6c per loot, and high
or according 10 size.
LIME-CoOpeied lime, 200 per barrel.
HAIR-Goat. Sc per pund
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Klned in q Gas Explosicn

ST LoUIs, May % lee, N. to-csy
one OF the huge gasoneters at .ho works
OF the 81. Louis Gasughs company, cor
ner OF sesond and Ccnyeuf streets, ex-
pioded with terrible reports which
could oe heard for blocks around, After
the smoke hed clnated away the om-
ployesof tho works, VINO rushed to the
seene, found three ileu lying
rbout tho meteor. lr.Yestiee,sg ion showed
that JehIs Hsirsls and Tom bsran we're
lend aud that Tl1oYnas X jlana, wso .yes
injured about the mead, vss lnsensihle
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Foot Gear Thieves.

Boston, May 20.-John Tewkesbury,
salesman in the employ of Winch
Bros, boot and shoe dealers, Federal
street, was arrested for the larc ncy OF
several lots of boots and shoes. James
Baker and William II. Farnham, boot
and she's dealers, Hanover stree. were
also arrested for receiving stolen boots
aud Ahoes. Winch Bros. claim. ~ have
lost SAG, GOO of stock within yea and a
hal
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Happy Thought In the Night

Happy Thought In the Night
For years Mr.. Jas. II. Ackley, OF l6a
Suffered With neuralgia so that h. could
hardly sleep. But he writes, "one
myth I was suffering very much, ana
the thought struck me that .brown,s
Iron Bitters would do me some GOOD,
and perhaps cure me. 1t was 9 harry
thought, and to my great joy 1t hss sD-
tireiy cured me after using two bottles.
After three months have had 40 re-
turn of the symptoms. I cheerfully re-
commend it as the best tonic I have ever
used" Neuralgia sufferers, take ,ne
hintl ttH
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CHICAGO, May 20.--A lloosl daily this
morning Publishes the following;
'sTo TaE EDITOR: The article IN your
pspsr headed, sVas He KiGnappedf Is
NOT exsgyersted, but too true. was
one a, the nnicrtuustr viatifns IN board
slse fslis x Adfls. .eliicA ieft New Orieans
Iof Puerto ia rios, Guste AllliN, and
Gao zorro borate The statement OF Edward
Sgnt0 Rosa, ] am OF the same age,
rs, ana can ccES,n,crate tns terrible
s s.priss y s sa!s i 5aa ssa-
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GRAIN AND sREADsTUFFs.
WHEAT-75@s0c.

WHEAT-75t9Spc.
RYE-Kansas, 95c.
OoRw-In ear, Csc sacked, Toe.
OATs--In bulk, 35c; from store, Z@3c
higher.
FLoUR-Per cwt.: Patent, $3.45; fancy, $500;
choice family. l2.7092.S0; xxx, $2.6O(02.8O;
low grade, 23092.35.
BRAN--Per WHAT MILLS SOC; IN store, l.059
/ 10.
CORNMEAL-Fins bolted per 100 pounds,
LEO.
MoMINY AND GRITs-s5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, u .4g |;
fhopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, $1.40 ;
sorn bran per 100 pounds, Doc.
GRAHAM FLoUR-Per 100 pounds, ".
HAY-Prairie, $40 to s13 per ton, mil
lo., s12 per ton, or SO loose.
MlLnxr SEED-Lsrge, $l.20; small, $l.OO.
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The Confederate soldiers. Home.

RICHMOND, May 2O.-The formal open
ing of the Confederate Soldiers home
near this city, took pla ce to-day r. r
Lee camp of Confederate veterans with
Aaron Wilkes post Of the Grand Army
at the Republic, of Trenton, New Isr-
sey, and the city military, marched to
the home, where, after prayers by Rev,
J.W. Jones, Col. Archer Andersen turned
the home over to Gen. FitShugh Lee,
WIN, adcepied Is on behalf of the board
OF maaagers. A large numbe3 of DIS
tinguished invited guests were present.
From the home the veterans and nsii-
and participated in the annual decors'
ton of graves.
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LAA.lnc nn tnn hlnclnen..

SAT- LAKE, May 9o,-The report az
rssistanca OF M0mons in Paris, Idaho,
to ceputy maHh0ls making polyg my
arrests, recently tajecrguhed, ,yils ~
entire fabrication Tne .acts e,t~ chat
the deputies v,Nl5i the place, anfNpfs
even pCrwiftts 90 enter The plnoe> AZ
public worship luiu. divine serWcA
make sr.le Nreat' without the s' ~.
eminent officers.
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LIYH sTDCA.

Tns yuotntions given bolow refer 10 aoc FED
animals, living weieht.l
BEEYrs-S,.6gio per pound,
Cowp-Slsc per pound; milch cowsicoii
con, $50 per head.
SHEEP-Prlmo, 275 10 S.5).
aaATs-None on the market,
iosq-SiiG3SI.c pOr pound.
BULLS AID. sTAas--lHa.l per pound
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Her Murderer Conveying Her Corpse
TO the River
is STOPPED By THE POLICE.
A Chapter OF Crime from Cultured Gotham
That Rivals Anything In the An
nails OF the Rough and Rowdy
West-Franois In jail.
THE DAYS RECORD OF CRIMES.



NEW YORK. May O'-At ocioch
this morning Frenchman, who proved
IN Ia onis Francis. M No. 3O7 Tontl
-. - -,,', IN ~, lie -,
avenue, was artestou "n"o "" NM way
10 the North river, bearing on his back
A bag containing tho mutilaisd corpse
=, a womor ybo had basp uurdared
A noliceman. ettra.ted nv Francis
mvs terions manner as he moved along
s,9nnsd him and asked what the ban
Contained. The Frencbman re-.
SnsaS IN giya nm aXnlanation
and attemnteS 10 move ON. and ths
ot,,cer took him into custody. where
nnnn ina dronned the bsg. Tho oilicer
npon onening tna and NJ the sack. ionnc
that II contained tina mulilated body oI
a wo,nan, The hody WAS douhled M
and in an almost ni,de condition. and
hnrs unmIs.asohle eyidenca of the facl
tbat The Toman mad been murdered
Fr"ncis WAS asked for an expianation O,
fhe afIair' and after recoyerjn q from his
confnsion declared that the eorpse was
tbat oi his wife and that She Ind died 4
naturaI daath. Belna Without the
means necessary To- delray the expense
Of |, Tnnsrsl. he had concluded IN cnr.
wing the cnrnse IN ibe river and throw.
10 - In ia was nIoca5 nnder arresl
aus =, s,ans iasem ~ invest,Sata The ann
any @nsad Zine Fr,ncis Il a6ont NJ vears
~ aae and made mo- attemnt 10 OK olain
tho at'air when closelv fouestioned
oiSar than IN rsnear the story that his
vile had died al their home ON Tenth
WIG nau 49, a., a. 800 10. Sin,oin aonoait
aVerSo, a IL, he riner an scconnt NJ
lhI;s v ;noSjiisy 70 1--WE ber a Cbristian
hmr,si
Ouii8i' ..,,,,,.,,,.,.,,,
ro,;s E,ann;n taiIs iha fnIio,,ino
y,,,a,d ,o,nS s,aiuohis
S , = Wv S,n..,.a.a Iaat i
uos, mh,oa my wt,o s' iosi,a MIN
Spi1a ..Si,n 80 ny n'' -.9o n7,InnL Leo
sno s"oio Nv . ~ -" 49, haar
u Wgs she sem soo me 1 3onnd p NO.
,a n W. walsh in the roo,n
haIleu Wh' Weish ~ 'n9 ioo.i
Win ner. Welsh wolhs III Sn ns
same snop Win iIre' nh ho s ,h On NY icy
snn kisseu me, Inoh sS, e 'n n.e H. az
~ me anu theh can m, Sne In9n , ws ,t'
OUT mar pioGn, then L IoIV tneii
70 20 out. Wno,t e"hde Ia pN'G
sne Was lying On tne npo' ueau;
waited an hour, nh,hhing s1o wouno re- re-
vive, puI sue uluh T" uoa ~, hnom tie
cause OF ner ueath' one 'uiu nie pe, ',,o
sue oieu tnaS sIe u,a nuS 'a, ', ~, ,-in my,
put she lhea .he man WIZ P1S w " ,Le
WIN her. he as hIeoPoau Haooh'hio 40,
anu ho n'es , m.n fnm'.5 wv nv" VT; r.,
Broaoway. ,e AFTER l louhu my VIZ !,
9ea1, t1ok 40 csnss, Menv oue AM sn% soa
orink. IN nan an noul oaii h uai u, a tna
put ner III INC Dag 10 tpro" her III 'iIe
river. -, Wat, az,
i"e wSllau mds 100 oe rlanois VIZ
ono was oeilna enaV' oI yeara on, p ps
son 10 years Oh ase, WHO ilves IN Dos,
ton. Francis, VINO IN ono year Eounser
IMAM ms psrannouI,na wo oi i. tIn soi nh
lime IN flehch Poiisnins niuipio ia
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rnU1r ANp POULTRY.

App1vs 10 rior barrei; none IA market.
fJRkrSFs--ssi1ily, y box, S,6j 70 80
STRAW REHRI Hs- $3.50 per ESQ, accord
ms 10 q1siity.
DArEe---lu frsUa- 70.
:, HAFASAE---2 tSkosd50 q bunch,
tAIoHs-tsoDe 10 market.
3 gnrATo ~ = hushel, Old; new no.
CtBBh sE--.e per ID. 75c doc. Texas.
fjFrTpErE - y Z acrf~ o. eco y eeEe1;
spYing, go; 4 ken, 5g175c.
4 ; \: !; - '4, g
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FALL RIVER, May 2O.-The report OF
the experts on the affairs'of the WetA-
moe mills shows John Blaisdel, the ab
sconding book keeper, TO be delaulter
in the sum of $4,000.
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inches long, and one reached IA II way
around his neck. DIR. s. L.. HeIring re-
ports AT this writing that Wells iH doing
well and will recover
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AMERICA AHEAD BNCE MORE
tle OPTICIANS wonrp's nxpo SIMON

70
atEw UeT n ANS WORRIES EXPOSITION
Tho Wi,liInHntice rhread Company award.
ed three HnecaIs Of the trst cja-s ~ the
Now Orleans WorId's Exposition foi~'
bost qnality siS Cord Spooi Cotton. Sex
best quality ana most conrrehenai~e
di,Jlay of manufacturing SIX Cora
spool Cotton, and for best display og
manufactured Spool Cotton In blaok,
white end coiOrs. lt
At tne New orlegns Worlds Exposition
thG Wlljlna1lGlc Thread Co.. Of Hartford.
So1n.' q / istinctyely American lustltution
again carr cd off all the honors and the onlJ
medals awarded for spool cotton, The corr.
bitterness Of this latest. Wiliinantic ysotQty
COR be better appreciated by Teaolns tna
following 3cpy OF the reports Of the Judges
"BTsT GU AlIPY CT SIX CORD SPo0ts
COTTON IN AL numbers Tor shWIfes'
MACHINE and hhnd work.
AWARD Medal OF the Fist Glass, .l,@
BEST qualify and most coulpreheusiEne
display of Innn1lRctur ng six cord spidfIgyy
cDtion som 'he ralQ OF cotton 10 the fSf
AWAIsi--MeShi Of the First lass. E
"flestdts. nv Of manufactured spool )
Ton realy f1r use, in bisgk, Tssie 80
\ " SHp- Eedai Or shs FIRST class.
$40 anphasiae this report OF the jurors, me
NsULlLulhteS On awards NAYS liltllis ~ ~ h-Ti
CIAL. REPORT Of which the following rs
COPY. M
am condrmmg this report, the Committee
on l~Gr vs. laSe occasion 10 express t6Ss.k
appreciation % the superior ana complelS ~
b bism by he Wiltimantic ThreI
Company asi we'll ar TIE SUPERlOAITf.
OglHEfR PRODUCE, as eesultiug irorn
ptschcal 1peratipns at the Exposifo,i, and
hereby grant the highest awards 2er,slissi-
SREAUX, Chairman Of COMMITTEES ~
Awards. t St
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Advance and Retreat.

LoNevIEw, May 20.-[Special. l-Quite
a,serious affray took place to-day in Eas.
ton, II miles from here on the Narrow
Gauge railroad, between two mill men
named Macy and McNaughton, about
adebt. Macy threw brick, strik-
ing McNaughton In the stomache;
then McNaughton threw a weight
knocking Macy senseless and
ran Utter his shotgun. In the
mean time Macy recovered and ran
to the woods, McNaugton chasing hin
nearly an hour, and finally when Macy
was about to reach home McNaugton
snapped both barrels, but found his
gun unloaded. Macy then got his gun
and chased Men augton home, but was
intercepted by citizens, while Nc
Naught0n loadeds his gun, cut a loop
hole in his door to Kill Macy, and re-
manned there sometime before finding
out that Macy was captured.
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A stabbing al Kerens

KERENs, Hay 2o.-[special.l-A diff
Guilty occurred here last night between
John StubblefielsS and r. Wells, both OF
this place. Mrs. Weldon had offered $40
reward for horse that had strayed.
Wells heard of the horse yesterday
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Convict ons and Captures at Big Springs.
BIC SPRINGS, May 2O.-[Special.l-
District court has just closed a two
weeks term, during which time there
were three convictions, viz:
Maria Troolin, colored, for theft; two
years in the penitentiary.
JIG. Hagner, white, theft; two years
in the penitentiary.
Traits Smith, white, granddaughter;
five years in the penitentiary.
Last Saturday night Traits Smith
and j, @. Hagner made their escape
from the jail by saving in two the bars
of their cage and window, with q
knife converted into a saw, but were
captured near this place this morning
and returned to Jail. Smith had taken
an appeal and his attorneys were OF the
opinion that he would be acquitted OF
his time reduced, but his escape and
capture now sets aside his appeal.
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came aouuainCed With the fact and Went
to Wells and TOLD MIN 20 divide tne
spojla Wells told mm - was not
enough 10 divide, and Wells says Stub
bleheld, through malice, teieerapned,
or had itdone, Mrs, Weldon tho Who're
abouis OF the horse and cut aim out q
tnaiSinE the $40, On meeting, words
passed between them aud ths lie was
aiyen. Blows passad Detweea ttisp
ana sigbhleG4ld llt Wells ulre tsraaa,
ali on tie fecs ariN neck. Two RRsheb
In the facs wore from thtes 70 fcrl
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EXPORTS And STOCKS.
e. roftS this WgeG. G1HGt Britain, G,42i;
France, l,l33: Continent, Glib Stock 81 MI
United isJBtcs puTts, this day, 47S,5SS; this
day ..,1t year, 5p0,996.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

TONE: Ciosed--Eaw York, 1uie' Ne'S or
leans, dull and steady; Liverpool, quiet
and steady.
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The BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, May 10 Commercial CircIls have
not been tniiVcucd byRny active Influence
during the past week, though HE Conlln-
ued cool weather In the north and west has
eNeTted bad influence IN growing crops
and this fact hps to CCEicc Inflated prices
in wheat, which had Nhuul dCsCeuucl l. ON
the LOFTY fgutes which II advanced IN Keep
ing with the waTllke gossip from over the
ocean. In Texas, viewing the field candidly,
M ere il little 10 regret ana much 10 be
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Commissioners,
4 T. STONE 4 N. BRYAR, J. A. BkoTH-
ERS.
County School Sup't.
a. G. LANE.
Precinct No. 8, Directory.
constable. .LuAS. BULL
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AiAing Application 80. @56
Q. =. INND OFVlCF,
Las Crlie,s. \. NJ. s,1t. .iAt. 1856

iN0 ~ .tr'0t +" -i'' ~ 's '"AAA' lo"'
NOTICE Is hereby given. I'm, Charlie
T. CLARK, Henry Milne. and Charles =.
Bush, b. ! I'm Y. H'nitt. their attorney
in fact, 4 al duly authorized agent, HhOst
pjst-Jliirc adirc : is Waite OHAS, Lincoln
County, New Mexico, have this day !IisO
their application Tor II pttSu. 70 III rtceA
hundred and tvrt5 iSlc3cf esi Of Ne Buck
horH Lode Miueo or NCiI u|cariu@ silver. GOLD
copper and is"d, Wild surface ground 50
hundred feet IN width. s.tIatsd IN Re-.
Clodd Mining Di.lt.c.. County pt Lincbh
aAd Territory Of New Mexico and desi..
nSieu 10y TIC u,!d koice and official plat
an ME IA ta,s Office, ~ Survey No. a.
DIST No. ., in township / s0uth. range 12
cAst. Ne" MtNicu principal meridian, said
survey no 45i being described \, follows.
iH-Wit
Beginning Al corner No. l.. q quar,zi,c
stone 2+X".X 81 ins., set ID ms. in erlind,
mar>rd lis, FROM which u bIalcu pine
trrc 20 ms in lila. marked &. +. l-iSi,
bears y % : 30 W. A feet dist. A blnzcd
pine tree Is lns. ia di4. marAcd T.. 4 l-4c1
bears = 3le l.. 49, feet dist. i blaz,d
pine tree 10 ms in dia. ma. ked 3. +. l-4o1
bears :. sos As +. ll.s feet dist. and cor
ner actions ID, Is, 10, 2f. town. hip No. |,
south, - Oranges Nos. II and l. east, beass
\. 81 : 30 v .4dG . tr,ttis'. Thence n
49, IS ". Iva. itS o. l.. 600 feet -
corner No. =. a quartziis &.Xi-y5 lis. ~
one fU0t In ground marked 3-t-1 Thence
:. II b. e ~. l. Ut l. 1910 i.ct 20
r1Girr No 3. Il pine trtV IL ms. IL ala.
bltEci ANA marked "-.r.. Thence > *
30 =. va - = $40 tr / 20 corner 30.
!, a Qnlrtliie 2"eNieXjlus 81 oue loot Ia
gioa nd bigrstd I AS5. Thence n. II 2 80
" va. li| b. -. l2I ttvt tU gUr0cF No
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NOTICE.
L.. Land Datcc. Lit Cruces n. e
Scpt,mle r l4th. 1855.

Us. Land atcc, Lt- Cruces ~. -.
S%eptomle or lith. iGs;.
Notice is hereby given thHt the ton wing
AIMED s|r.tler~ hlve tlci 1stic" of thriri1trn-
o., 10 raak. 6.lai prput in support Of he ?
au'ctivc citiu- hct0re thc tlcrE Of The Pro
20 % Court % 'ft olu County. ar L~iucJlH, y
e.. on Nsycu b Pad, 1885,. viz:
q /. REED. u' le.'s"tfcry '9t"aa1t No
-r. for '.r q 8 "a " a s.c' So NV e. All
q. ava a.. SEQ - rWp T.. r3tc "i.1r-~'s- .
.,lll- j. - Ni.flils iri y. Nii,i,,Dc. 1. .
80 e. ti et III. summer, san Ni-unl 60. \. ~
q. WiGllNS. Oh ie,ldretory statement
&c.. :fss, for h0 ~ = Sc : n So s"Ai and p
r 90 elt sc"} tsp Is r2,e. Wifnc'soS-J.E.
bite. Il. p. Hhirc. FIRE p. iiNiSp'e. T. ! Reed
an OF Fl. Sumuri. san Miguel county, VI.
Ina f.. GuLLtsrIr. on dcclIraiory state
nom No. 'J13. for the p " 4 n o d, " = : e p,
. % IS. " ueit .ec2t, tsp ,. Sr2jr q. WI
.u, cs--l. G. white. i. ". WiLR,ns, l.. Z. Reed,
3. =. " hite, all Of Fl. sumner, san Miguel Co.
\. II.
a.. e. WHITE. on Geolaratorv statement No.
reg. for ihoe = 8 C d sec 3, ami y " g ~ Il
and " = NV . sec twp Esr.je q. Witnosi
's-I.C C.. White. ! ". virgins. Ira p. Gillesuie
g. J. Reed, all Of f.. Sumner, SAN Miguel Co,
90 JOSH r. NCFGE, Register.
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FREE ~TCfARMERS.

To secure 100. 900 new subscribers dur
iug next sixty days, We will actually send
tbs best farmers magazine in the Y. s,
free for one en- ire year to every one
r,ading n. At once the anne OF ten farm
erNaal :2.st stamp for po.tayr r'c
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rn-s. 81 Ir,,a

Subscriptions Invariably IN advance.
jinslseopiss 5 esnts. Specimen copies
Tree.
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NOTICE Of rnE-GMprIoN PROOF.

Us. lASp OFFICE,
Las tHyCES. y. NJ.
september l2th. 1875.
Notice IL hereby given that the fo.l1wins-
IGulci settler has filed notice ot his intention
80 make final proof in support OF his claim,
ind hat said proof viii bee made before the
lork of the Probate court. at Lincoln, Lin.
,oln County, n. NJ, OF October 9th, 1883, viz:
ApAS PApIA. IN declNratory statement No.
.2gs, for the W = q Z. sec %, twp = T. ~ o -
lie names the following wltT e!ses to prove
MS continuous residence upon, and cultita-
tian Of said land. viz Jesus SAndovai 9 SFna
lose NJ. Vega. Jose thsy1s 3 Daca. prvsiiauO
Piuo. all OF Lincoln County, n, q.
% joins Il. MCFIg. Re.ilter
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II you want address cards, cal
ing cards, or any kind OF business
cards, envelopes, neatly printed
letter heads, statements notes or
any kinds OF BLANKS, call ON us,
we'll do it. Job work done neatly,
quickly, and in a manner to suit
all. Do you want posters, dodg
ers, handbills, programs, or, III
fact. anything thai can be- done
with type and ink, ii you cal on
us we will do it for you, Tor
VIZ PrtST
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Horte brand, 4 with u in center
placed on left shoulder.
In addition 10 the $1,000 reward offered
by the Stock Association, I will pay S'Oo
extra on the conviction OF any psrson Tor
stealing or killing any stock in thtSe brands
JAS. a. ALCoCE, Manager.
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of Greensboro, Ky, than which thsre !
noNp better made or drank. Al WIN hav
pSrtaken of r j. Monarch Aan%m s,
sour mash whisky need no irdurrmsEt 81
'ry il again. and | sell none Other.
Sample room on White Oaks AVenHc
Just west Of the Post Oflss. Aijare aerti
ally invited TO drOp in,
w J. LTTTELF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-03
O,DOnOVan ROSsa Shot.

A YOUNG ENGLISH WOMAN UNDERTAKES To .yrvop
HER CoUNTRY'S WRONGS t..se,,,t.'Ff
jeremiah ODoDovan Rosa, the noted Irish q VIA:
miter, was shot, on Chambers street, near Broad
way, by young English widow, giving the name
Of Yseult Dudley, shortly after five o'clock yesrrr
day afternoon on Saturday the woman. h al. a n,
interview with Rosa, pretending to be 1nterastea
In the Irish cause, and saying She had money fo
give toward it, Yesterday she again sent for Rosso
awaiting In telegraph Office not far from the
dNnamitefS headquarters. When Rosa iofnad I,or
they walked along Chambers street toward Rroad.;
way, talking. Suddenly the young woman drew .
nVe-cn3mcercd revolver, stopped. and as Rossa
advanced fired 1--WE times at his back The dyna
inter Tell TO the pavement one OF the shots takinv
effect III the back. penetrating the muscles hut nn3
touching the backbone nor the lungs Rosa Ir1th
the aid of friends, walked TO the CHAMBERS sfreet
hospital. where he was given bed In the same
ward with Capt. Phelan. The young woman waS
taken TO the city hall police station where She an
peared not at all disturbed by what she had done
OF ny inc attention which she attracted. Se is de
scrlbed as OF slight figure, interesting Intelligent
quite pretty face. and very refined ady-Iike boar
ng. She wore steel-bowed spectacies, and is about
% years Of age, though fresh complexion and
generally bright appearance make her look younoer
As there are no accommodations for women at the
city hall police station. Mrs Dudley swsYs rpsrovf
10 the Oak-street station, where. she passed the
night When asked why she had shak RoSsa az
answered because SHE was an English woman
Mrs. Dudley gave her residence as No 60 I,Ilntort
Place, the home for Sef-SuppOrtiHg yrsren srbera
IL was found she had been living Tor three weeks,
Little was known OF her there, except that she wss
ali English woman, claimed TO be q trained nurse
and talked great deal about 0,D0ntyan ROss,a anx
the dynamite outrages I'm England. There Was an
impression that size was insane on saie snbincf
ODonOyan Rossa and his friends said the oifennt
on the formers life was daStardIy device of the
English government to rid themselves OF an eneHy-
whom they could not reach by other means. they
regarded Mrs Dudley as hired assassin. Rosa
made an ante-mortem statement Last night. though
MS c0nditlon Is not regarded as dangerOus