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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

~r.ariti5nz'E zrrEfne ~ xae he-ss .1- Si.ia
VII ~ delivered .a ltf -irf or sert IS nafl.
f-ee 80 snr s9.frese ar retseiFt of re rrire
Cheapest alsre ir fhe csf5 for hais
fHtaF - hsR1axeroS
- --r-r Ler.--... -I-e--t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Spaulding'- genuine league balls for 81 Is.
Will be- delivered IN the Ity, or sent by mail,
free 10 any address on receipt of the price.
Cheapest place IN the cits for balls.
CHARLIE HARRISGToN,
SO south Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
IN DRESS GOODS

We are Offering value. assortment and st1l lee
which astonish and please ryery one.
Ffty-four inch all Wo,l Iricott Flannel 5sc.
L sually sells ia the west FOR sl.U0.
Forty-rWo inch armure- all colors. 25c. cheap a.
ss72
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Mr. Ges1zs b. C4ilia - eitg slfealator 0f
iaz fE-sssAAz. as.d T. authorised - solisct
sIlseeElpzlsl.s 1nd feesat tt therefor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Cnafies K haeer b ths Agent & tsz
IslzasA& at 81 kapsi-. sad @iA receive
sibscnpEoa. AID pas LnonIs thaEs0n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
- Winter Lingering ~ the lap OF
Spring

The frequent changes and terrible weather
30 have been having l. productive OF many
rhe eamatlc difficulties. and almost everybody
l. troubled 10 some extent. II viii be vel
come news 20 the many sufferers 10 know OF
q sure relief, aud 10 those We would LAY that
- the use of Dr. ". IA. Ross Systematic
kemedies, certain cure ls guaranteed, IN
even The most severe cases of rheumatism.
Dr kOs- can be consulted AT his Office,
corner of West Fulton and Mt. Vernon
streets
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

J. +. Van Leuven has "A complete stock of
Ladies' Misses and ChIldren's regular
made French Underwear. the first ever sold
iu Grand Rapids All Who admire fine goods
should see them. and TO see them l. TO buy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
GardenSeedS
IN BULL x.

Market Gardeners and others IN want
~ Choice Seeds. either FOR the Garden or
Field should 70 30 the SEED STORE
II Canal street 20 buy. as ycu are SIRE To-
get what you want aud what you buy
more so than II you buy whore they do
not make Speciality = Seeds
We carry the largest stock II any
house ia the State west Il Detroit. and
carrying 80 large 4 stock Va are ahle 20
give you JUST WHAT TOE WANT.
Our seeds are AT p7ire and fresh. hought
~ the most reliable sesd gr0WeTs iu the
country. inoiudinz - VI FerrF & Co. -
Detr1f. aua We are sure you VIII pc
pleased II you buy ~ us. We keep aN
kinds - Garden Tools. Dnlls, Culhvators
Etc. IN facs everything for the Field and
Garden We are als0 agents f0r Ham
mond's Sing Shot ths great Worm De
straFnr
Grand Rapids Seed Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

W2aalsoros. Avui if~-FoF the CppvE
fakes local raD-, 8r hziT sno.s, foiio~si
- fair weather q the sasfsrsa portion, eisar
ln1 seathrf ia th- @esteFl eort.on sinls
sAlfnn. 10 aosfhss-tsrig b. ghsr baroaleter.
uearly sfsfi,.s.are $500 rersfure
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

In you want % be fooled buy cheap imita
fion-- Ii y0u want t0 be happy buy ~
Jacob Ou which cures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
Low Prices.
Base Ball.

Unheard of low prices will prevail Al j. j
Van I.euvens.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
Base Balls.

Don't buy a Spauldiug or a MAIN League
Ball until yOu nave seen +. b. Vinegar =
price list. Still in the news business at .
North Division street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
JOB PRINTING.

49, s.ao-s--.osF ,.ot reeetatas iaz tzLs-
.aA@ rsgs,4asig Ia.a prosaFllg ,oiii soAfsF q
sssv ~ aofsfsi..a sAis o8cs ~ fstspilone ~
est1l card Gar lelsgh0ae aal4lDer - -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Not beng able to -7fisf cf9uiy arrange -
he away from toue a week at time ] have
decided o. remove ms office % Kalamazoo.
wtsre ! can be a. home every night. Those
w1ntinz Operations WiI notify me 80 any
time. and uiil corne here AMI operate.
Respectfully DR i u PErFHS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Schultze new millinery establishment l. at
- Ottawa street, corner of Fountain street
in the new Aldrich block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

All are invited
To attend the opening OF Millinery anu
Fancy Goods AT j. j. VI an Leusen's, 30 Mon
roc street, Ihunday, kSday and Saturday,
April. ., 10 and II. when We shall present an
unusually attractive display OF pattern hats
and bonnets. lsce-. embroideries. glOyes,
fans handbag. embroidery materials, in-
fants' wardrobe, suits for children from TO
4 year. ladies misses and children'- regu-
lar made French underwear and the latest
their kind patronage IN the past, | hope by
faithful attention To business To be able 10
please III the future and take pleasure IN ex-
tending a kind invitation To all To inspect
my new stock. No cards. Respectfully,
J. j. VAN LEUvES.
The present very uncertain state of the
weat her has cot the weather prophet of The
TELEGRAM IN a TX, and he J. unable TO deter
mine whether he should recommends sleigh
ride or buggy ride 10 the pleasure loving
public for the next Gay or two. But how
ever, il may turn ont Pulver, the livery man.
will be ready for the emergency. II II SHOWS
he can supply you with all the necessary par
aphernalia of a sleighrideIf the sun shines he
can provide you With an outfit TO take your
girl out for buggy ride. Go and see mm
whatever the weather may be.
Mrs r. ). Northrops classes in drawing
and painting afford especial opportunities
for studying from casts and life at a very
moderate cost. Her Saturday morning class
j. especially for teachers and scholars. StsdiO
Room H. Hou-eman block. Pearl street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Those who have business with the Globe
Landry bY telephone hersafter n1ust "heiio
fo NJ M A. thar j. their present telephone
nam f.ssr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

joan N.lauzhiin. szec TA ~ falfs
.,snnts Ns,s Ycrx. sreivesi 10 the ritr yretsg-
aas H. hisi no moneg hsi wsiked fron
tau.inr sstf " she-i to ~ a, frienda eea~
CorI His bands were as.ilv rri0-
- result ~ turas receivpo seversl
shen - ssred = msu's ft -
~ ON ~ 4 burning huiliinz Ire
tapssinssusienf. ~ the Feor zs-e
80 f1fni-hei atm ~ith tckes
ARR
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

The Clobe Laundry. - Huron street. will
30 Ep your shirts. collars and cuffs in the
best style and At a reasonable price. Good
work guaranteed. Telephone 7l9
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Parrei- r~errrtIy eai ied f1r and delivered
by ire tflofe faun.iry .5rposite TIE star
Ciothiuz Houze. II yo1 want sonr caIlsrs.
r1Fs md sh5Tts ls .fr7drred .o a. hesi sfyis n
fhe art send the1a 80 the frl1te fanndry snd
v,. can harts rrrlr u4rfa satisfied
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

The finest assortment ~ aaggie7. rh.etou
sur-eys and srr1na wagons in the r7fY 8' A.
~ Anfia.lafa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Asirirh hiccs -rff
8tes iaiir snd every
wfeh eur zssssis and
ta1s. >arner fann
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Remember Schultze's Millinery establish
Inent l. not AT - Canal street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Announces another opening Saturday last
the opening day of my New Store. but owing 10
delay in freight only about one-half 81 the Goods
which intended for the opening arrived. and IN
consequence Of this delay my Store did not pre-
sent the appearance desired.
New Goods are now arriving daily and next
Saturday there viii be "A very large and varied a.
sortment Of Goods on sale.
| cordially invite all to attend this opening,
even II you do not wish 10 make any purchases.
A. before every person VISITING my Store
the above date will receive "A handsome Picture
Card. free. whether purchase i made not.
MANY THANKS
For the liberal patronage which have received
since the opening If my New Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Suits made to order for the prices that
ready made suits sold for We have Just
bought large lot of piece goods at such low prices
that make them up as follows:
Brown Corkscrew Worsted Suits frocks or sacks,
bound stitched edges, lined with either Italian
cloth SERGE for the small OF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Gail telephone IA and give your orders
with the Globe Laundry. and they vii re-
ceive prompt attention Don't forget the
place. - Huron street, opposite the star
O.. n-r-- H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

New good. received daily 81 Schuitze's =
Ottawa street, corner Fountain. IN the new
Aldrich block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Buy your bugzie- and pheson- Of A. R.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

sine u1Y popular =
Sets 81 Teeth were IN
frayiucei fo tire pnhiic
four years sgo L7s
s,-1@ fsFe beer nssif %
nr rfi frp nuN rurT
81 rf- rf tiie conn
fufersai sat
faction Wi8ch fhey
sfrr arr fisrir ifef 70
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Nev goods IRE still arriving At J. J. Var
Leuven's.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-24

j. i. Wtl6ON,
Chairman Commute GA Claims.
Report adopted aud committee
discharged.
On motion of A. r. Collins the po-
lice jury recunsidered the resolution,
ff-r-d by d. r Morris in reference
to r Gouds sheriff On iron ssfe Al.
Nugeut made y motion to lay the
resolution on the table until April
.-rm. which was lost. The vote wxs
hen taken ON the resolution aud the
res. linton was lost.
TIE police jury adjourned until
2 y. N. Police jury met pnrsnaDt T.,
sdj0urnm~nt, Same members present
II IN the murnlDg.
The presiden. appointed ". Nh
yent, A. p. Collius aud d. p. Morris
10 pro Fate 'h1 money to be distr,b-
uted in funds where there were sew.
erxl claimants. The committee ap
pointed to pro rate made the follow
ing report:
We your committee appointed 10 pro rate
he funds in the treasury beg leave 20 re-
por: tina: We find $z59 IS in the contingent,
which vii pay ~ per cent Of tbs elaine
against this fund, which s. apportionsd ~
ts,ilova.
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n. Nu0xwr,
u. r. llons1a
On motiop al J. 7. Wilson tue re-
port VI the Committee to pro rate the
iunds wss adopted. aud tlie president
Was authorized ~ variant on tue
treasurer for the smcuuts A. pro
rated, aud committee discharged.
On rOtion 1t NJ. Nugent the pres
islent wss authorized to warrant on
the treasurer TOR i've dollars III favor
1t lao. r. Hsdnos ~ his pro rata ~
tue clerks fund.
On motion 1T d. p. Morris the
pol.cs jury sdjoorned until . =. ~.
Friday. Jan. l6,b.
H1snAy. Jan. - -.
The police jury ns-t pursuant to
adlournnsut. sKlps nssinbsrs pssssn,
~ yesterday
Aiputss VI yesterday read and
adopted.
On motion Of a. p Collins
kssotue1. That U II. Teal b. al
lowed the sups of two hundred dol
Isrs. Adopted.
On mot,GD Of A. p Collins
Be & ordained, That the boupdry
line separating ward one from ward
ssx shall hereafter run ~ follows, VIZ:
Commencing ut the mouth ii Buggy
bay on where it empiits into led
river. aud following The meandeS'pg-
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mo. II.

IT tue articles of the ordinance ere.
sting them. but have been 80 poosly
hung that it WAS often necessary to
dismouDt to elect an entrance; and
! in view Of the farther consideration
that it il contrary to all State laws
on the same subject. and that the
parish b .Eards = suit for damages
shOnld amy accident grow out Of Tho
existence Of such al obstruction: be il
RsNlued. That it shall be unlawful
for ANY such gate. barr. or other OBJ
structlou hereafter to exist. and thst
the owners Of such gates. bars. etc..
are hereby notified that they are
given until the 10Th day of May, 1855,
10 erect fences aud do away with snch
gatss. etc.. aud the sheriff is hereby
instructed To examine this road on
the 18th day of the same month, and
should they be still standing to tear
them down.
Resutued, The the clerk Of thie
bsdy shall notify by registered letter
or IN person each owner Ut said gNtoe
that they may make the necessary
preparations within The tune allowed.
Rssoiurd. That the police jury sp-
point cssmmittes VI three ~ confer
with said Iand owners relative 10 any
change that might facilitate such
work provided it doea not eject The
public good, said committee appoint
ed to report st April meeting.
Resoiucd, That the law sulhorisinG
the erection OF gates aud the c0llec-
tion Of license therefor u hereby
repealed. Adopted.
The president sppointed ]. T. Viii
son. A. g Hsrgis and ]. Kemp, Jr,
~ committee to report - STATED IN
resolution.
On motion q D p. Mosris---
BE Il ordaissd That The rates II
all ferries established on Little river
shall be aud are ~ follows: Low We
ter rates-For footmen So. man and
horse 90c. horse aud two wheel w.
bicIe Csc, horse and four wheel vshi-
lie 85c. for each animal attached To
wagon Sc, for loose stuck 3}c. High
water rates for Cockerham's and
Greer's ferries - For footmen $50,
man aud horse Soc, wagon and one
yoke oxen 81. each additional yoke
$50. two wheel vehicle 50c, four wheel
vehicle 75c. each animal attached b
wagon 16c, loose loo. The high ~
ter rates ut Thompson's and Donna
hne's ferries shall he double that e
Corkerhsin's and Greer's ferries.
On motion OF ]. r. Wilson
RssOlued, That the clerk Of The
police jury furnish to the sev.
ersl ferries the fee bill that they ars
allowed to charge. and that the ssid
fsrrymeu shall keep said bills postsd
up 1t their several ferries. Carried. ;
Police jury adjourned 10 meet the
GRIT Monday in April. 1885.
A. 4 Gnow. President.
Jno. r HApuog. Clerk.
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Notice Of Final Proof
LAno Oyy1os AZ NA1cn1uoms La.
Doosmbor "a. ~.

LAHo Oyys0 AZ NA1cnzuons, La. I
Dsesmbsr "a ~.
Notice IL hereby given that The follow
ing named Settler has Sled notice Of his
intention 70 make Final Proof in support
of his claim, before the Honsrabls Judge,
or in HE sbsenoe the Clark Of the District
Court, st Collar, La on the 9Th day 81
February. lsd6. and sssurs Snsi entry
stead Entry No. 234, FRANCOIS BAUDRy
f,r hf NV Or and - ar M qr section IS
township north, ~ 70 west, La me-
ridian, and names the following - his
witnesses, viz: Ovide S. Andre, Joeeph
Fsirol, Esrcisss Fredieu aad SsEiuo r. s..
Andre, ot oolfax postoGBoe.
1SgA = OQIL1U3 HalsoR
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We iii41 $50 80 IN the J. p. and conHta-
bic laud, which vill pay - pr csat II he
elaims aeoinss this fsnd, ubish y appor-
toned - tOllows:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1885-01-24

1ls. q. Sanpeel Ottawn. Ra.eea
0rloos: Oa. s. b. HAaruAM & Co.
Coaumbos, O.-Gentlonen I have suf.
ored Tor eeven yonns have trisd eveyv
hing and many physiciansv aud al hare
0ateds went - Dithburgh, md while
thers ell o. ths slrset, my 6reath seeued
- tenvo my lungs. and numhneso over
pover ne. Idslermined to give PsRuNA
!, snd uA1AIsu . fair trial. i,scd 6bur lot.
Nee 81 each, ard my trouble len. never.
1opA q return. I lefk pttsburrh three
Weeko ego Tor Ksneas. end thns.xhs. - I
was going b = new country, had better
take bottle Of MAuAilH With n. On
account of bad water, etc. arrived
here with ooe-half bottle. found 81
g my frisads IN pretty had eondition.
1he doctors we're treating her Sor ehiils
end esver. did not know what her
eroable -. though I persuadsd her to
- the 0ANAISns She i'd -. end he
IRA DAY che was up doing her work.
Nov ehie oeems straagos but h \, never.
theIese . eandi1 truth. She used & aIl.
and ~ sever had eause - lie dcw0
during he day since che toek IL Aue
= caso tAae 49, 2souounsoA ~
ouxab1o.
Niiss c. c. nseh, ~ Jaekson sassss
Mlwankee, Wis. vsitrs: sDa.
HANNAH q Co.-Centlemen : I ~
greet Poe.suse IL stating 70 you the kone6e
] havo been eniering for aboue 0fleen
yease Nth severe cough md hroneh;tis
(so ~ ooeeoss eall ~ was tysaAo1 ~
i:NI.-,.,n sa.~-ses--~ 1919 49, -
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1ansfieId Female College.
1884-85.

The ysu Term begins September iosh.
leol. Tue BRAT teachers that can be found
are employed Ia the Literary, Music sad
Art depsrtments forms - reasonable ~
ceo b. made. For further in5Ornation -.
ply 20 - RBssi1saA ,. =. GkAOR,
49, k01sak II
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LA SATURDAY

Cmtlsaea-We your committee on claims
having carefully sxamined al claims sub
United 70 us tid the allowing ~ 10 due
end unpaid, aud recommend that they Be
allowed. Wis:
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u strong. l,cxl'hfuI. vgorces vile
wiih elesr. hnn's.'rae ecnirIexion.
These can ali b~ ncqnissd Is roing
DR. 8hrtssss hos4 fac&.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
A Veteran Public Servant Dead.

The funeral of the late George W. Fayman,
who died on Saturday, occurred yesterday
afternoon. Rev. s. Domer oniciated. The
funeral was attended by Metropolis lodge, No.
16, and the grand lodge of odd Fellows. The
interment was made at Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Fayman was II native OF Shephordsown,
w. Va, but came here over thirty years ago,
penter. subsequently he engaged In model
making, but during the war was member of
the Treasury secret service, In which he per-
of counterfeters, the recovery of plates, &c.
subsequently he was for u number of years OH
guard ut the United States jail, but for some
years past has been In the postal service as q
he invented tag printing machine OF much
merit as also a metallic tic which is now In
use throughout the country
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
Clearing sale childs' suits. Eisemau, : aud E


In the Clark investigation yesterday II. ].
Cox, plasterer, and Louis Fay were called
Cox stated that he had not worked OH any
other building than the capitol and received
pay as an employe of the capitol, lie had
worked at the Louise Home, at the COrcOran
Art Gallery and ut the new city hall, but in
each case had received his pay from the proper
persons connected with those institutions. Cox
was the man who was supposed to have valu-
able papers bearing on the case, but he said
that the papers contained only hearsay in.
formation. He had never said that Mr.. COsti-
gini the artist at the capitol had worked on
private work while on the capitol payroll. He
did not know Of any mechanic or others at the
capitol working on private work while borne
on the capitol pay-rolls. Fay testified TO n con.
veTsation that he had with Cox In which the
latter said that If he could see Mr.. McNickle
he could give him full statement of his testi-
mony and "enough to throw Mr.. Clark and the
whole thieving ring out of the capitol" This
testimony was ruled out and the evidence of
Messrs. Mccain and McNlckle was rot re-
ceiyed. The hearing then adjourned until to-
morrow,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

The District commissioners yesterday re-
ceiyed the following letter through the mails,
The envelope bore the postmark Louisville,
Miss, 1885. The address was, 40 Amy Mayor
in Washington City, d. c., The letter was as
follows: "RoME =. o., WINSTON Co, Miss,
June the 10th, lSS5-Dedr Sir. VIII you be so
kind as to inform me as to how the 4th of July
is celebrated in Washington city. Isthe Amerl-
can Eagle upon the Capitol? Does 1t remain
there always? Any words as mottos? If so
what their Specification We are going to have
4th of July's celebration, and you win confer
a favor by giving all items Of interest con-
nected with this matter. Address
ar, A. WHITNnRE,
'At Rome p o., Winston Co., Miss"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
"At Rome p. O., Winston vii 81 Co., Miss"


Nine lots of the thirteen in the estate of tho
late Clark A. Mills, situated on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, a few miles from this city,
have been sold as follows S.75 acres and
frame dwelling, outhouses, and the spa spring,
20 Seo6ge a. +, saha smaller H ss 6 oSi acre;
brick studio, TO N. a. Poole, 81 OBS; 33l acres to
N. a. Poole, $3.50; 5.92 acres and large brick
and stone foundry, to N. A. Poole, 81, 275; 1857
acres to A. Edgerley, $3.50; 4.49 acres, to N. A.
Poole, $500; 5,66 acres to ]. Hertiord, $3.50;
G35 acres, to J. HEREFORD $3.50. The remaining
lots will be sold privately
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
Clearing sale $40 suits. Eiseman Bros,


The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Geo. +. Shepherd, to build three
two-story frames ON X street near Eleventh
southeast, to cost $500: II. c. Myer, to build
one two-story brick Eighth street near S, to
cost 81 $50; James Butler, to improve 1872
Twentieth street, to cost $1,000; W, J. Nickel
Maple avenue County TO cost $1,000: Lewis
Dudley, to build one two.story and attic frame,
Maple avenue county to cost $1,000; l.. A.
street near Twenty.ffth TO cost 5000; ]. s.
Swormstedt, to build three two.story bricks on
Seventh street. between G street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast, to cost 81, 900.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted by the District
Judiciary Yesterday.

Coutin General Term-,Jasiices H1gner, aud
james, jackson vs. Davis; decree. Atwood
vs. Talton, ct al; argued and submitted,
Watson VS.. Morgan; dismissed HELEN vs..
Allen; demurrer to bill. Assignment un.
changed.
Eoiitv Court-,Jusiice Cor-Adams Va. Windsor;
pro coniesso against defendant ordered. Mccoy
VS.. Jackson auditors report ratified aud dis.
tribution ordered. Causten VS.. Young; appear.
ance of absent defendant ordered. POsey VS.
jackson order appointing James H. Smith
trustee to convey. WorthingtOn Tvs. Randall (;
auditors report confirmed Hamilton VS..
Clarke James s. Edwards executor, allowed
to intervene and reference to the auditor
ordered, Kimball VS.. Sliney; time to take tos-
timony limited to ten days. Wilson VS. Ed
monds bill dismissed. Assignment for to-day:
Nos u, 20. 80, 80, "a, 80, and 81.
Criminal Court Justice MdcArthur. --Ch1S
King, HOUSEKEEPING, guilty 2 years in tho
Albany penitentiary. VIM. Tlppett, assault
with intent to kill Lucretia Tlppitt not guilty.
Lucien II. Hayden, forgery on trial. Assign.
ment unchanged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
Jerseys.

We have a full stock Of Ladies' and
Chldren's Jerseys, all of which are war
ranted to be made from the finest imported
stockinette, tailor made and silk stitched.
Perfect fit guaranteed or money refunded.
Room with mirrors for ladies wishing to
"try on"
A few dozen Imported Tallor-made Jer-
seys, white and colored vest fronts. These
Jerseys are very high priced because they
only lately arrived from Paris, and, being
the last novelty, the importer charged us
accordingly. We offer them at what they
cost us, viz:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
PROMPT Arrest and Recovery

Alice ouden, colored girl, 10 years of age,
was arrested yesterday morning by Detective
Cox while she was about to enter car to go on
an excursion trip about to start from the Balti.
more and Ohio depot. She was arrested on the
complaint of William King, l0i1 Thirty.hrst
street, who charged her with stealing $40 from
his chest. On the way to police headquarters
she gave up S3S of the money and stated that
she had bought pair of shoes with the other
S2. In the police court she was held for grand
larceny and sent to jail toawalt the action Of the
grand jury In default of $500 bail.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

Rather Have Hibbs than the Money

Rather Have Hibbs than the Money.
dispatch was received at the Postoiice De-
partment yesterday from British Columbia
saying that Hibbs, the absconding postmaster
of Lewiston, Idaho, who stole $4,000 and went
TO Canada, is willing to compromise by giving
the government IS 600 of the stolen money for
his freedom. The Postmaster General directed
that the offer be refused, as the government
this time The extradition proceedings Will be
begun In few days.