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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27
FORT WORTH mARKErs-DAILy RE.
VIEW.
OFFIcE OF TIM GAzKrE,

oFFIcE OF THE GAzKrE,
FORT WORTH, TEx,, May 20, 1850.
Trade In all lines was good to day with prices
Corn at the marked adyan OF yesterday was
firm with an upward tendency and dealers say |
they viii not be astonished at farther adj
vance
The receipts OF wool are not what was ex. |
pected but the quality offered Is good and some
few clips bring ls%c, althoush the marke, does
not rnle that high. several Fort Worth buyers
went TO Cleburne TO buy the 1000 pounds it was
reported would be brought there, but only .O0t
pounds was marketed and our buyers took n
The egg and butter market Is very unsat
lsfactory, prices tuctuating and farm
ers realizing but little for their prod
the past two weeks having made the consump-
ti0n OF these articles very light.
The reports brought In ABOUT the cotton crop
show that the plant Is doing well, and the pros.
ent outlook is far better than heretofore ex
pected. Farmers also say corn and wheat are
doing better than reported previously Dat. is
the only crop that can be called failure. With
one or two raine In June Texas viii have excel
lent crops, and grain and cotton wiz nc OF line
quality
EGGS Ease per dozen,
BUTTER--l0dl2tsc.
| CoFFEE--Rio, fnir exc; prime lOgl9Hc;
choice ll@llHc; Lagnyra lSe; Java22c; Golden
CHEEsE-The better grades and Ohio factory
| l0@l0sc, full cream twins l3hc
| CANNED GoODS-Priccs per dos; Pine np
| n b1. NJ Il IN, seconds p hs 81 9bi 4
! hs 81 N, tomatoes! standard 2 ms. 81 20 sec.
prds 5 Ms y ri green g S0rp q zoe
q Ok. Srnsnherries 81 20: oysters. fun weight
| 7 N u N : n a. "a. liSht weight In g. ; N
| g.. salmon. /. N 81 So =. NJ s.; mackerel l. D
/ ancaSI nn. aardinee American 81 SO case i'm.
ported Si4 30 case; strawberries, ID 81 70 !;
| blnckberries, 81 25; green cages, S. eagle con
uI Gs IN HGF Nav cron C,alifornIa none
| W1IinISKVGRcctihed Il, lo,ai 10, as ner ,roof.
| 80 t,ast ta,orcar' old 81 696I 4o. three.
sonr Ias y eS%9 S9. fSney sxtya Old whisky
Ap VpS9 ~; -pr,rts Anon,s Exc. Amesburv
| 70 narvics 10. Dunpeps hlc; Eddysione Bc:
Iisn,iiion faneles az: Hertei SKI Manchester
isnGles or sL snnsnrs an" novetins
g Mo, W Rynwn Gottonss CIenasIe slsc. Rober
iiv ~ Novherry AZ. knnlrton Az Law.
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o.; pro,,n Cations Rnsv Roo Go. Blsek
I'm my Dt"N nangor " ~ SiinnIa l. ~. AZ
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eyu.1I w "a 1iot,ons. Innssale Sc, Crusader
~ AZ, Dig n f'nnn at 'oi's' - -
bigoul ,, 1,,on % rlh,mera "A. .Westbrook
~. sssar1inS, X" Ienbyr AZ: caledonia III.
~, 9teai pissi a. tlarh aTrior ito: Sputhern
~ ooneslogn o'a ~ }s fors,,, oo
Dress roous' bVAies''e i"i7'' 'oie'e" -V'
! doc. ~. Ga. ,,,oxaoonol-. outa,s
Coltonanuc NJ ~ E,,o,,s 1Srl p,Tnont n
3 n y Ia ~ jt1cleve isS Nor SAy 1917.
l | ID; !, loss WaniSrt NSec. parthenla Axe. Pa.
lawns "o"oOA" >s''
cinc &c So o,,.oA hor,s ,o,sc. argnr- curcs
Meat-sugar cua aetc n" sbort clear baeonf We
s ShoTtcISa G dry salt 6S;e
FLoUR-Best pate ats " 81 40 so per iOO IDS MAJ
patent 81 so third gIhde ~ ~, .., 49,
GRAIN AND ~, ~ y, cop ,o a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

are making arrangements 10 erect Is
smeltef here 10 order 70 have better IA
ciiilics for handling the ore.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts Mt All United States Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 26.- Cotton-spot
closed steady.
Low ordinary exc; ordinary 74c; good
Ordinary Sc; low middling Sssc; mid
ding sssc good middling Csc; middling
fair 1870, fair &c.
Sales 100 bales.
Futures opened fair, ruled steady, closing
dun but steady, 3 to points higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures
irsm One TO Five Points Higher
Money Easy.
wheat Opened strong, Fiuctuated and
Closed Higher-Iivc Stock Trans
actions Brisk.
ExerIsH coNsoLs.

ENUIISH CONSULS.
LosDoN, MAY 2e.--Consois closed loi Is. ID for
money.
sTouKs AND BONDS
NEW YORK, May ~. Stocks and bonas
cloapd NJ tho fOllowtng nrirea ma. ~ S'""1
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-27
Z. STATE NEWS.
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\ ssalS.
sp,.'s'ss', % Crops in gen
l ", ID the Braz -, bot, bot,
rs, . .ood rain. which BE will viii
! IsbiIsut and the mer-
~ crop Of this BIZ ,o season !
.ssIIn county i is as M i0IIo%s !
~. 'scsly, sl2oi m intn, y;
|''' lss,stI,-makipg a o, to,S h.,o az
\ /, , ssp OF the s siz ~ oa .ss
W. GIVE, we're shipped by, oy 'a ~
ss santa Fe railway az !, 70 !,
20 "a shipped by the IeSas
a y Gauge to Houston
Fssw,rSs,isely quiet. , .n,r,,s
National Republican., 1886-11-29
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

Minor Occurrences In and About tho
City Briefly Put.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
a.half street northwest,
Ladies, we have the best line Of 81 80 opera
slippers in the city: Box-Toe and Common
Sense. Mrs W. H. Rich. III Market Space,
Twenty.sx dodgers were accommodated
Saturday night at the station houses.
a dozen sailors of the ship Dale. at the navy
yard, were poisoned Saturdayby eating canned
ham.
Patrick r. oConnors suit for divorce from
Ellcn NJ. OConnor, his wife, has been dis
missed at his request.
Mrs X. a. Donovan, oOi F street, Is in New
York selecting the latest styles in everything
connected with winter millinery.
Vim. c. Dewalt was arrested yesterday by
officer Hatton on n charge OF embezLliug some
money belonging to Patrick Dorap.
George Goodacrc was shot in the arm saiur.
day by companion while target shooting on
Il street, near Twenly-third northwest.
A FIRE in n back room Of house 1873 N street
northwest occupied by John Ellis, Saturday
morning was damaged to the extent OF $50
Abner Gooding, colorcd driver for John W.
Morgan, was arrested Saturday by O1icer Bo-
land for embe2zling $3.50 from his employer.
John W. Mcfarland was arraigned in tho
tIlnllnul VOuTl ioSt saturday on an indictment
charging him with arson and entered plea of
not guilty,
Sarah Tyler, a small colored child, was
severely burned about the head and face Sat
utday morning at her home, 23i Adams Express
alley, The girl was sent to the hospital
Messrs. George Peter and wm. l.. Dunlop,
heirs of Robert Peter, one of the original grant.
Ors OF land for the location OF this city, have
been added as defendants in the Potomac flats
bill.
The coroncrs jury Saturday returned YER
dict in the case OF Thomas Lewis killed by an
engine on the night of the 2jth instant, to the
effect that no blame was attached to the en-
| plOycs,
At the request Of wm. f. Benton. who was
| convicted Of perjury and sentenced to the Al.
| bany penitentiary for five years, his counsel
has Withdrawn bis appeal aud he will now go
| 10 prison.
The attorney for the District has rendered an
opinion to the elect that any number OF prose-
cutiOns may be had against saloon Keeper
who Is caught selling liquor on Sunday more
than once on the same day.
Last Saturday, in the criminal court, mo-
tion for new trial in the case Of VIM. Pope,
convicted of assault with intent TO kill Gen. G..
G. Augur, was overruled, and he was sent to
the Albany penitentary for three years.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
HOLIDAY OPENING.
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SOUVE ENIRS.
i2l4c ladies' Linen Handkerchlefs for 90.
16c Ladies and Gents Linen Handkerchief
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t2i@c Ladies' Linen Handkerchlefs for 90.
for l0c.
5c Childs Linen Handkerchlefs for &c.
chiefs for 2Qc.
Isc Large silk MufIlors for soc.
PFC Linen Collars for for 2jc
121ac Linen Cufls for gc pair.
soc Plush Box with Writing Paper for 7Sc.
25o SILK Plush Picture Frames for 2lo.
2gc Carved Wood Picture frames for 23c.
CSC Plush Whisk Holders with Mirror for SOC.
25c Embossed Plush Autograph Books for 2lo.
CSC Rocco Photo Frames for 4gc,
Csc BrOnzes in Plush Frames for $50.
73c Manicure Set in Plush Box for &c.
49c French Plate Hand Mirrors for SOC.
$50 Brass Candlesticks with Bronze Figures
csc IChick" Clocks, warranted, for SOC.
Brushes for 73o.
25c Figured Bronze Pitchers for 100.
S8c Old Silver Shoe Match Boxes for 27c.
500 Glass Bottles for Covering for 33c.
81 ,35 Plush Writing Tablets with Paper for
sl.15.
lie Brass Photo Frames for Oc.
13c Brass Ash Receivers for llc
10 per cent Discount of all Books.
10 per cent Discount off Christmas Cards
CSC Work Boxes and OdOr Cases for I9c.
sl.l0 Leather Cases and Celluloid Comb and
s2,lo Plush Cases and Celluloid Comb and
Brush for slS0.
slgs Plush Collar and CUT Boxes for SLID.
sizes S.Button UndresSed Mousquetalre
$50 Button tiO Kid Gloves EN- d backs, si.2o.
S1l0 5.Button "Elite" Kid Gloves 9lc.
csc Gents Dogskin Gloves for 79c.
9So Ladies' and Gents Lined Kid Gloves SIC.
25c Ladies' and Chld's Cashmere Gloves, l0c.
100 Dolls, all styles for l3c.
igc Dolls, all styles for 3sc,
csc Dolls, all styles for T9c.
Sl.ls Dolls, all styles, 81 q.
zoe Fans. all styles, for CSC.
$50 Fans, all styles, for zoe.
sl.25 Fans, all styles, for 09c.
sl.6S Fans, all styles, for sl.29.
SAWS Fans, all styles, for s30S.
s59s Fans, all styles, si.0S,
l7c Jewelry, all styles, for 1io.
4ac Jewelry, all styles, for 3Sc.
Soc Jewelry, all STYLES, for 67c.
SAB Watches all styles, for s3.9s.
lOc Purses, all styles, for &c.
Ice Purses, all styles, for lie.
25c Pncketbooks and Satchels for 10i.
i9c pockelbooks and satchels for 3S'.
CSC P0cketbooks and Satchels for 40.
CSC Pocketbooks and Satchels for TO-.
Sl.6s SatChels. all Styles for sl.39.
S2.QS Sstchels, all styles, for $3.50.
SOC Satin Pin-Cushions for 29c.
81 25 Lace. trimmed Pin Cushions for CSC.
Gsc Lace Toilet Sets for soc.
Csc Persian Scarfs for Draplng for 49c.
csc Felt Table Scarfs for SOC.
sl.55 Madras Curtains for sl.59 per pair.
62c Monte Bureau Sc1rfs for i9C.
9Sc Spanish Lace Neck Soarfs for 7Sc,
25c Crepe Lisse Ruillings for l0c.
1Oper cent. Discount oil Dress Trimmings.
10 per cent. Discount of Laces
10 per cent. Discount OFF Furs.
dsc Fancy Feathers for 800.
CSC Fancy Feathers for 4SC.
csc Fancy Feathers for S5c.
2Oc picot Edge Ribbons for 17c.
25c Picot Edge Ribbons for l9c.
SOC picot Edge Ribbons for 23c.
Sl.S5 "Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas for Sl.56.
s265 Gold and Silver Top silk Umbrellas for
$3.50.
CSC Sterling Silver Top Canes for SOC.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
ANOTHER GOOD

Man gone wrong IS what you invariably see
when you pick up the daily papers. The de.
nouement Is that he lived too high, speculated,
parel, &c. His exit is TO Canada. Now, 1t Is
strange that YOU never hear of a good woman go
ingwrong. Why7 Because she never speculates,
posts herself and keeps posted where to buy
place to buy them.
Those dealing at A. Kaufman's Combination
need never fear going wrong. BY dealing
with us you are assured of that point.
We still continue to force heavy goods, and
ifprice is an object call and see us.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

National Society OF spiritualists of Washing
ton, D. c., has been filed with the recorder.
The incorporators and trustees are John B.
Wolff. Milan C. Edison, Andrew ]. Benton,
William II. Crowell. Henry NJ. Higbee, Golf
Alfred Hall, John W. Swanson, Fergus z. Fer
ris, and Henry SteinDerg.i
National Republican., 1886-11-29

DIR. HESLEY's Celery, Beef, and Iron ought
10 be in every house in the United States. II
will not only relieve, but will permanently
cure all nervous iroubles-indigestion Sleep
lesSness, neuralgia, chills and fever. weak di-
gestion, &c. Leading physicians acknowledge
It,. Sold by druggists, Barbour & Hamilton
Wholesale agents, Washington.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Knights OF Pythias -Calanthe, No II, Penn
sylvania avenue and Ninth street northwest:
Equal No. II, 3li Eighth street northwest:
SdP and PSnsvIySpa EV oyene SoTlhws:l street
i. q. of R.-Heber Tent, No. TO- Georgetown.
/. o. of r. M-Osage, No. 6, 1923 Seventh
street northwest.
10. M-Potomac, No. o. Red Mems Hall,
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest; Harmony, No. 10, Hilton's Hail,
Seventh and streets northwest.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
PERHAPS YOU DIDN'T SEE

The advertisement chd
sale holiday goods There good
who did and result have of them
had week This proves that when the people informed of
bargain these beautiful books certainly long be-
fore the pulse of business begins hrob "ou Picture Book
National Republican., 1886-11-29

The following marriage licenses have beon
issued John NJ. JeiTries and Mary A. Donald
son, Henry Ref and Margaret Book, Alfred
Brown and Maggie smallwood, Richard Ed
denim and Maggie Dorsey, all of this city;
Robert a. Willett. Rochester, N. ", and Mrs.
Elizabeth !. Hopkins, New orleans, La.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

READ and profit by It'll have been q great
sufferer for some time from lumbago. tried
salvation Oil and 1t gave. me entire relief
JoHN II. JoNEs, Deputy Inspector, Tobacco
Warehouse A. Baltimore.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
FINE WHITE BLANKETS.

lo.4 White Wool Blankes Grecian border, cut
price, S2.99.
ia White Wool Blankets, Grecian border,
cut price, $3.50.
l24 White Wool Blankets, Grecian border,
cut price, $500.
lO;4 All.wool Housekeepers Blanket, fancy
border cut price, $500.
ll;4 All.wool Housekeepers Blanket, fancy
bolder, cut price, H.49.
III Atwood Puritan Blanket, fancy border,
cut price. si.99.
l2.4 Genuine Lambs Wool Blanket, fancy
border, cut price, 5000.
quality, cut price, $40.
Ia French Cretonne Bed Comforts, fine,
select cotton filling, cut price, slS9.
lid French Satine Bed Comforts, fine, select
cotton filling, cut price, s279.
The above lot of Blankets represents fine
line OF all-wool goods, and are cut fully 25 per
cent. from our already low prices.
All our fine silk Pushes cut from 81 60 per
yard 10 Sl.24.
An our fine Silk velyets cut from sl2i per
yard to SOC.
All our fine velveteens cut from SOC per
yard to SOC.
10 Short Lengths of Black Seal Plush cut
from ,e2.99 per yard to Sl.79: this Is really u
great bargain.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

SO per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money,
at MCGee's, Ninth street, near D.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

BEST made Clothing In Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 7th and L.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

Two necessities ofthe household. ST. Jacobs
Oil and Red Star Cough Cure.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

GoUT, rheumatism, burns and scalds, vanish
at the touch of st. Jacobs OIL.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

Patrick Crowley died Saturday at his home,
1920 Twenty-sixth street, aged SO years. He
remembered the battle of Bladensburg, being
boy of Il years of age at the time. The de-
ceased will be buried to-day.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
AN ITEM OF INTEREST.

AS we know the Republican"
reaches many homes in Wash
ington, we take this means Of in
forming it's readers that our su-
perb stock Of Mems and Boys
Clothing is composed Of the
choicest results of the tailors'
skill, mbraoing every kind and
style OF garment At for modern
use. The cheapest suit or over
coat for man or boy undergoes
the most critical examination
before being plac ed on our coun-
ters, and those that fail to coma
up to our standard of excellence
are at once returned to the man
ufacturers. We know that a
pleased customer is the bsst
possible advertisement, and we
make it point that those who
honor us with their presence,
either as a locker or buyer. shall
have no cause to complain of
their reception or treatment at
our hands. And then we guar
rantee our prices to be 80 por
cent. lower than the Same goods
can be bought for elsewhere or
refurd tho money on return of
the goods bought--in good condl-
ton, of course.
Golden Eagle
CLOTHING COMPANY,
N. w. Corner Seventh aad ID Sts.
j, M. GRADY, Manager.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
Death of an Old Citizen

RARE bargains in clothing at 9l4 F street,
latest styles; satisfaction given. Call before
you purchase elseWhere.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

CSC Gold Top Canes for SOC.
zoe Colored Velvets for 71c.
soc Colored Pushes for Slc
ell0 Black Nelyets for soc.
s119 Black Gros Grain Silks for el.07.
CSC Black Satin Rhadames for Sqc.
Sl10 Colored Satin Rhadames for D3c. .
65c Colored Surah Silk for Csc.
sl.2g Colored Falllo Franchise for si.ij,
SOC Priestly Henriettas for T5c.
Soc All Wool Cashmere for 47c.
e74S Black Diagonal Jackets for S5.9s.
$3.50 Pin.stfiped Jackets for 50
S2Gb0 Plush Wraps for S2b.
$50 Fancy Boucle Cloth Wraps for SIS.
SLIPS Tatlor-mRde Jerseys for Sl.59.
Si10 Silver Gray Gossamers for SOC,
CSC Melton Cloth Skirts for Igc.
2l.0S French Felt Skirts for sl.69.
sl6S Black Spun SILK Hose for S1.43.
gSc Plated SIR Hose for SIC.
Csc Cashmere Wool Hose for SOC.
SOC Cashmere Wool Hose for $50.
Soc Shoppers Famous Hose for 29c.
4Sc Fancy English Hose for 43c.
35c Merlno Pants for 200.
4Sc MerlnO Underwear for dc.
Csc Medicated Wool Underwear for SIC.
dc Best Muslin Drawers for 35c.
csc Embroidered Chemlses tor 4Sc.
SlGS Bridal Nightgowns for el.24.
sl.35 Finely Embroidered Skirts for 0Sc.
Sl.26 Embroidered Flannel for 95c per yard
dc Net Hip Bustles for 35c.
81 French Woven Corsets for SIC.
Sjo Stamped Monte Sonrfs for 6ic.
&c Stamped Linen Tides for &c.
25c Nurses Caps, all styles for l9c.
25c Lace Trimmed Aprons for 2lc.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

BEST made Clothing IN Washington for mer
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 7th and L.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

Coon advice. Ifyou have friend with
cough or cold, tell him to try DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup,
National Republican., 1886-11-29

BEST made Clothing in Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and L.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
Mr-rlaEo Licenses.

BEST made Clothing in Washington for mer
and boys. Eiseman Bros, 7th and L.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
SnnIetv of sniritnnlIsts.

BEST made Clothing In Washington for men
and boys. Eiseman Bros, eth and L.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
Lodge Meetlngs Tonight

BEST made Clothing IN Washington for me
and boys. Elseman Bros, 9TH and L
National Republican., 1886-11-29
GENTS

25c satinllned scarfs. oil styles, for 2lc.
4ic Imported Scarfs, all styles, for 30c,
Csc Hand-embroidered Scarfs for 57c
sl.20 Satin Suspenders, in glass boxes, for 97c.
Csc silk Embroidered Suspenders for igc.
fSc Merino Underwear for 4lc.
U Saxony Wool Underwear for soc.
Sl.75 Lambs Wool Underwear for Sl.59.
CSC Scarlet Wool Underwear for soc.
Sl,50 Scarlet Lambs Wool Underwear 81, 20,
81 Scarlet Cashmere Underwear Sl.79.
25c Merino and Wool Halfhose 2lc.
sge "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts for 7sc.
73c Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts 66c.
loo Linen Collars, d.ply, for lie.
20o Linen Cuffs. 4-ply, for 1Sc.
81 s. Genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas for sl,56,
35c Pure Linen Iiandkerchlefs for 19c.
csc English Dogskin Gloves for zoe.
SOC China silk Handkerchicfs for zoe,
81 GO Rubber Coats for S1.39.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
CTIILD7S

soc Hnnd.knit sacques for i2c.
SOS Plush Bonuets, all sizes, for sl.is.
fSC Hand knit Legglngs for SOC.
25c Hand. knit Mittens for 1Oc,
csc Hand.knit Hoods for 47c.
SO. .6S Long and Short Merino CloalSs 1925.
25c English Ribbed Hose for l9c.
s3.QS Imported English Jackets for S2.gS.
Si.0S New Style Coats for S4.25.
sl.75 English Tweed Ulsters for So 0S.
&c Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for &c.
sl.85 Boys Rubber Coats for sl.10.
National Republican., 1886-11-29
FIVE BIG LEADERS.

each from our Cloak, Millinery, Dry Goods,
Underwear, and Shoe Departments. They are
only to be had for two days, Monday and Tues.
day, and one only to each customer.
Leader No. 1-Black Russian Hair Mutfs.
300.
Leaoer No. white and Ecru Lace Cur
tains, per pair, 7Qc
Leader No, 3-black Ostrich Tips, three in a
bunch, 10o.
Leader No. 4-Chlldren's Scarlet Underwear,
all sizes, per set, SOC.
Leader No. 5-Ladies' best quality Rubbers,
National Republican., 1886-11-29

UNDERWEAR.
Gents Merino Shirts, 23c.
- /" better quality, SOC.
silk finish, i9c.
silk finish better, zoe,
n All'wool Shirts, silk finish, better 95c,
scarlet, 09c.
IN. Fancy Wool Shirts, satin trimmed and
Gents finest quality of Scarlet Vests, sl.2i.
Scotch Mixed Shirts, l3c.
DrawcIs TO match all.
LADIES' Vests, 23c; oo
silk finish, 40c.
" better, T3c
fine quality OF Scarlet, 9Oc.
wRAPsi WRAPS
We have six elegant drives in fine Wraps for
Ladies, which VIII do You good II you are In
need OF same.
style 520 is Visite made of All.wool Otto.
man man Sl9th, s, deep iur'tailed trimming, former
price Sl0 90; reduced TO SIS.
Style 563, Brown Beaver Vislle, deep astra-
chan and ball trimming, former price, slii re.
style 5O2. sicIlian silk Vislte, black fur trim.
ming, satin lined, a very stylish garment,
iormer price, Sl660; reduced to $40 so.
Style 100. Seal Plush Visite, fine satin quilted
inning, chamols pockets best quality, tail trim
ming, former price, 5000; reduced 10 S2I.
Style 737. 40-inCh Seal Plush Sacque, satin
quilted, chamois pockets, seal ornaments, for
mer price, S20; reduced TO S22 90.
Style 12i. Seal Plush S0cque, I2 inches long,
nnest quality OF lining, genuine seal ornaments,
former price, S31; reduced to 500. This identl-
cal garment sold last year for ESQ.
we invite all those who are looking for lne
goods TO call and inspect.
National Republican., 1886-11-29

Last Saturday, in the criminal court, mo.
tion for a new trial in the case Of VIM. Pope,
convicted Of assault with intent TO kill Gen. G..
G. Augtlr, was overruled, and he was sent to
the Albany penitentiary for three years.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-24
a STRANGE STORY OF THE SEA.
Remarkable Experience of Young
Couple Who Wont Boating.

Remarkable Experience Of a Young
Couple Who Went Boating.
ST. JOHN, N. F., May 2O.-The arrival
Of castaway, Miss Louise Journeaux,
OF the Island OF Jersey, at Saint Georges
bay, west coast of Newfoundland, yester-
day reveals an experience in the school
Of realism and fact surprising the fancI-
full COMPUTATIONS OF the romanticist or
novelist. The following is the simple,
true story told by the heroine to the tele~
grapn operator at the Bay OF Saint
George. A French brig arrived here yes
terdaY from Saint Malo, north OF France,i
bound on a fishery expedition TO Port aul
Choix. She diyerged from her course in
order to send on shore Miss Louise
JOurneauX, who was rescued from a small
shell boat at sea about twenty miles from
the Island Of Jersey. On Sunday, April
IS, having left church, Miss Journeaux
went out boating with q young man.
While rowing the Oarsman lost one Of hia
oars, and in the effort TO rescue 10 he lost
the other. Being good swimmer, no un-
hesitatingly jumped overheard to recover
his oars. Meantime the wind was fresh
ening and putting 0minously and the tide
was setting from the shore. He lost sight
Of the boat and must have sunk, accOrd-
ing 20 Miss JOurneauX's impressionss
She drlfted out 70 sea, and during two
days and nights suffered ag0nies in her
fragile boat, which became almost flled
with water aud was at the mercy
OF wind and tide. When the
Frenchman provdentiallY arrived
on the scene the woman was
In an almost hopeless condition. She waa
taken on board the brig, cared for, and
falling 10 reach jersey, was brought 1000
miles away from home TO the west coast
OF Newfoundland. Meantime. Farne, her
companion, succeeded In reaching shore.
A boat was dispatched In search OF the
missing shell boat, but nothing more was
seen OF it, and MISS JOurneaux was glven
up as lost. Farne was arrested next day,
exa.llned before the Mayor Of St.Hellier's,
and committed 10 prison on a charge oi
murder. The sentry at Elizabeth Castle
deposed that on Sunday afternoon h0
heard cries Of murder or 81. nellieris
h1rbor. Tbe circumeiantiai evidence.
sufficiently strong against farne, Is now
disDrOved BY Miss JOurneaux, who has
oabled her escape 20 her family. She il
prOstratcd from nervous shocks. but will
soon be able 70 return 10 her h0mc