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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-14
DaInaSk Sets
Towels.

Large variety of lIuck and DAmask Towels
all Linen COlored Borders, only ST 30 per
dozen.
10 by 30 All Linen Huck Towels, splendid
quality, with and without Colorcd Borders
81 90 per dozen.
- by 40 All Linen Huck Towels, extra
quality, Fancy Borders, 81 50 per dozen.
Al 90 per dozen, we have the following
excellent bargains, best value yet shown:
"a by 4s Bleached IIuck Towels
"A by 80 Bleac cd lluck Towels.
- iy AZ Cream iluck Towels
- by ~ Bleached Double Towels.
20 by AZ Bleached Barnsley Iiuck Towels
% by - Cream Honey Towels, all linen.
The above come with and without Colored
Borders, also Plain and Kotted Fringe.
Crash and TOwelIing.
IA and Is inch Russia Crashers, Fine and
Coarse Qualities, Extra Good Values, only
l2@ cents per ysrd.
All Linen Brown Russia Twilcd Crash.
Extra Heavy, l6 inch, II cents, ls inch, Ia
cents per yard.
Bleached Barnsley, All Linen Crash, l I inch
10 cents, | inch, II cents per yard
Brown Crashes, 6 and cents per yard.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-14
White Drsss Goods.

In summer every lady looks setter when
dressed in white, which fact is being recogniz
ed and accounts for the increased number oil
white dresses worn each succeeding season. We
might say we have everything wanted in White
Goods, either plain or figured, and We know
our prices cannot be beaten.
Some things we have:-Nainsooks Tuck
ings, Cambrics, Egyptian Dimity Masalia,
Lappet Musli1s, Victoria Lawns, Organdies,
Persian Lawns Tarletans, Simon de Decca,
Organdie Checks, Ecrn Batiste, Lawn Satin
Plads, India Mulls Dotted Swisses Swiss
MUS, Plain Swisse3, Figured Swisses, Piques.
Wells, Lace Lawns, Striped Lawns, MarseilIes'
Colored Mulls, &c.
White India Linens.-Six years ago
we introduced this FABRIC TO the Washington
public, and each succeeding season they have
become more popular as evidenced BY their in
creased sale. They are made from fine grade
of Egyptian yarns, which are by far the heat
obtainable bleached better, have more Der.
feet color superior finish; and launder more
beautifully than any other makes We take
pleasure in recommending them to our custo-
laers. Prices, ID, l23, 10, is, 20, %, Is, 30,
81, 81, AZ and As cents per yard.
As Inch Swiss Lawns.-This is a fabric
introduced by US three years ago, and which
grew so rapidly in public favor that We were
hardly able to suppy the demand last season
This year we imported more largely and thew
are, it possible, superior in both color and fn.
sh, and at the prices quoted tsame as before,
they are the best intrinsic valtse We can noss;I
bly, offer the trade, taking in consideration
their width, t4S inches) quality, and the tact
that they weal as well, and launder as hand
somely as our india liuens Three nnmhor
IS, 20 and 80 cents per yard.
80 Inch Persian Lawns.-Tba mo-.
important features Of this acric is i,s u,rs
color and beautiful finish. We have nsSo
comparisons, and know the standing of ever
other made, and assert that we believe tha,
this fabric as shown by US has no superior At
the prices named, being absolutely the best IN n
the market. Prices, IS, u, 49, 81 % o. ~
%, 80, 373, A and so cents per yard. FAX
number bargain. This fabric is particnlsr.
ly suitable tor graduating and CONNIE ncemen,
dresses.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
SUMMATION.
Correspondence OF the RECORD

correspondence Oh the rNESo4tD
Nr. Palmer senior. - on the sick list.
T. VI Allan has son very Ill with
drepsy of the art.
William small ana wife from Clinton
Co, are Oh a short visit at Ezra PlO~-
mans.
The hop given at the Grange Hall tr-
day eve. w,s success. Music by PfVi.
Halls string band.
James Freeman los, child months
81 , II the sth ns't. Cause enuslUn ou ,he
BIHn. ,,rvices held ut the CohoVu
school house.
The most interesting thing on hand at
present = taxes, ana I'm AFRAID II Will
uaille some iu this vicinity TO make Ia II
paym nts, especially ditch taxes. One man
W, ~ acres has nearly $50 ditch tax and
pork at -. 50 Il &C tamly discourasins
In entering the Post Office for our
customary mail our attention was attract
ed - The horse question, which was bclng
ably discussed ~ some OF our niUsl dis
tiugu shed knights col The curry comb, Oi
- hOm We gOn.Zeu some well known
traders, and 10 n indifferent speCta,or
there was not adjeciIyes enough Ia tie
English language 10 give expression To the
qualities VI certain SUSPECT US cquinss
Maud aud Jay Ey, see were uucc W..
mouiOusly cast IN the shade. whils. tnr
qauli les of auction bou TT n. IS were
rreprOaclmsle. Our oliaclores were re-
galed by refreshing odOrs of old curry
combs and COW hioe boots. and our ears
were shocked by such rcnucd expressions
as kng BOncs, Bog Spav ms ana P"l
Evils. We were constantly re iudCd
that three mihu.es was very common,
when 1t i,aw ,ll-kuowu fact hat tncre Is
not u 4 minute horse " .tliu hyc mites oi
SummcIiOn, and wc thought II was a. uu-
miuEaCd e,u Ia lose such e,oqucucc and
sound legic on the evening air, and a. we
are UNDECIDED. Il We have any purchases
10 make in me future. 10 co suit "a -uiai
veterinarian or one ., IN COW doctor
kind
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
Rrainard's Musical World.

The Janun number of the World is q
bright ~ ever and contains lots "f good
music s,d plenty Of interesting reading
matter The mu,ic in the January mum.
her T., as fullowa: 9TH Ship Tn I Never
r." "a song and chorus 10y Henry G
Work. The Wreck Of a Man ON The Side
Walk. song and chorus b, H. T Martin
"rhe Blue Bells of Scotland " (hy r'q est
by Bri lev Richards;"t lick-Click Waltz.
by Mollcnhaupt; "Faiin TIA March" hv
Suppe. and Sunshine and Shadow" nj.
lad by Milton Wellings together with the
u ustraiious. makes the Musical World a
very Interest ng j ur' al. The price is
ony 81 so per year. or 10 cents single
copy. Address the publishers. 5. BRAIN
ARDS Sons SO aud "a Euclid avenue,
Cleveland, y.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
For Sale Cheap.

The lo' anil buldiog situated on cor.
ner Of Superior street aud WoolwO"h
Avenue Owned hp David NAndr'heck
Irms diate poss ssion given. For par
ticular' enquire of John NJ G 't'y 81
Louis Mich CIV 35S
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

Palmer & Spiuuey have hon anf
% for sale in Alma N verv wv price.
Ms sell wi'niu 20 day, If ~ = y eir
sacrfve. Ious". fence and Sidewalk in
front, all new. s475 will buy it.
It's erorted That Tom Nayin. Adrian
kid NY yor' is soon to he pardoned
4 big reduction on Rogers & Bros. celc
P0rter'S.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
TlrnsfOr Sale

Six so acre lots. partially improved and
wild, will be sold at a bargain.
j w. MCLEOD.
Alma. July, .,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

DTtLER in the best brands OF Cigars, Tob-
u accC Pipes Wines and Liquors. Pure Alco-
hUl specially
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

Wright & Lumsden want 0O00 feet OF
Rtswood White and swamp OAK, Had
VI rle and Rock Elm delivered on the
ants of th~'r mill pond in ANA, or on
a7v oi the Rairosd lines leading into
Alma
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
BUSINESS LOG.fL.
WANTED.

! or . Il aiv ho-rders. Call at ths
second house from the corner on west
side opposite ia" Advent church.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
I1ARcy5 FCLLhsKY,

TTDRNEN and Counselor Ht law and Sol
"A icitDr in ChauCory, Practices iu all the
Stat. and Unite states courts, Particular NJ
tentia. paid 90 collections and remittance
prOiur ,lv IN ade. Money 10 loan, Office oppo-
site IL. 0cW hotel.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
NIIScE1.I.ANlcOUS. =.
nnuIn IEAcN
SIMON EInk.

loot AND SHOE mixer repairing done
II promptly. state Street. first door south
OF +, ycland's furniture store.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
HASTINGS o. WELLS,

OIVIL ENGINEERS & SURVEYORS. sur
~ vcying, Lcveling and RailruHd work. Re al
Corners set free OF charge on all puds pur-
chased ot ~ Office iu Martin & Gof's block,
st. Louis, Gratiot Co. Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

FoR SALE:-A heu-e and acre lot in
The central part or the village. Good barn
~ tl' "i whicn can be- made into com
Portable yelling The property will be
sold entire or divided Ia suit purchasers.
Enquire ~ A. Ycrington
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
AuvI'OI&N IGN-S.
8 CLARK

A TrORNFY and Counselor at Law AllleRal
"A business by letter or othersise. will be
promptly attended 10, Odiccin Barons brick
block, up stairs,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
,Iotica OF stockholdsrs Ii ,o.lns

The anunpl neciing Of the stockholders
OF the Lansing. Aims. Mt Pleasant &
Northern Railroad Company, will he held
~ Wrcht's Jpera IlouSr in he Y ll1Ce 90
Alma Michigan at g O'Clock ~. m. on W
day February 9TH 1886. Two directors will
hc elected and other important business
transacted
MARCUS PoLLNSKY.
Secretary of said cOmDauy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

DHYSICIAS and Surgeon, ON &C. hours 10
L to S;3O y m, L. 30 tn 2p, IN, and 10 y, IN,
once in wrights Opera House Block,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
oratiot County Savings Bank.
c. poWNle. M. D.
j. SuYDAEE.

- ENERAL Practice. once; back room II
VI Webb's Drug store,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

T. ice crop 10 h"inp har,pstfd in a
fire s'vle II is rr.rlv n foot thick and
clear ss crrs'al II is just as well 10 look
lpedle oyt" when crossing the mill pond
aa we hsv- beard of one or two who have
erioved (N& plunge into the wafer where
the ice had been cut away
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

Ye scribe was called away fr m home
last week Thurs1av bv tho serious illness
NJ very dear friend, anl the work get
ting on' The naper vas le0t 20 The emnlov-
es Considering the amorn' of o'her
work they hid on n nd we think thcv
acquitted themselves quite creditaby
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
Insure Your Property.

Insure Your Property.
We have thc gcncy ~ tie FOL ow ng
veil owo and reliable companies;
NORTH BRITISH y MERCANTILE.
o! Iond n and Ell gh.
WE TIC ESTER. Of New York
AMAZON. of Gin innati
Agents for The celebrated GUION LINE
OF East VI dl 81. avn RS Tick.
cts for fale.
Spselsl attention given 10 collecting
Rsas, Accounts, etc. Good
farms for sale.
HfAncus roLLAsgr. II y. WALDBr.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
s. D. YERINoTON

ORA ICING Physician. Ofhce hours; Ito II
., IN, to IN. Office in "ebb's Drug
sta q, Back rooms up stairs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

F ]. Dihell foreman % - is Office. has
hrcu aid ~ 'h's week with Scintic Rhou
maism hui is on the gain now and vi
prohahlv hc able 10 get ont soon ihe MANY
iehs which our patrons hive been kept
waiting for this week They have our
thanks for being so lenient
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22

A vcrv d occurrence is related IN tho
Forest Hnl CORE rorderce If peonla
muSt 90 away from home and lcave their
small children occasionally. his will p
cod wnrnirg IN them 10 leave the doors nm
fasteue 90 that in case Of accideut there
will he some mode of ccress.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-22
D 2 N T S T r Y.

once over Gratiot County Savings Bank
Gold hlliug by the use of the Electro Magnetic
lallet "A specially. A titcial teeth inserted on
gold rubber or celuloid base. All work gualhn
tsed To give satisfaction. Alma. M1ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Hl57VHtO#T H7'ZeNI p. HH71T"'
noaoi Phrzyci&Aientea C"easn
z~apfarili: Jan Rove's dol, Jo1.
Matulewicz 1 dol. ! ~i'iaucjszek
Tajko"slu 1 dol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

DO LIST w

w Alpcnic, Mich nick 6e k,nmo-
ski stra>hnie obrtz a ma Niaru>a
ae napis"l, jnko,y Vewnvlnn l>ow,mn
sc sya urodA u AdNt jaN SWIFT sw a.
TEN. 20 ~je>zcze n, lys4ataln, acby ny l.
cHyana urod1il syna!-To C yba ten li>io-
wy go w torbic nosi}, ulbo co. talk ma
drown sobie jedna druGa NV protest
pis;t 20 NJ a $ ira pod zagtoa niem ~
mi wytocz2 process obraae!- Plosiu 9
~czemp'e!Acj, low listowy zost:l ojcem
jeso z'na mAtka powiwszy syna, u led
nakze oboje rodAlce zy.;a uie prtizshua q
z,dnej ppieki sni dla sivnlo, AM Ola swrgo
ukochanego dzi"cEa. ZamiAst sobie StC-
ws l~aprlstut p%odobnemi bAsatelami, lie.
picjby so5ic mtsze kumosie W Aipeuic
li ME powtatz4ly DAcsieeiorc
pizy&azan Z Wiarusa, mi.nowjcie to,
co tam pousnc niepoIlzebocm MsctuDja
iiu sc ruIze stnawy luizie lcpicj
ny G Mich m6a.li.
Mona !uyi.s'c.a par;yi .ot .ylti W
Chicago @.G.z .e>.ta Gia b aka lairlsc
oClozone M czts ~ ;fej>zN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
e. a~ArnkNss.r

donicsiono mi W liscie pry
w"tnyn, IL tam W .iiu L. @ru-
W NossjeIe Ma Z.&mku odprawi}c
sic aroc2y.te nabo2ehstwo la
lobue "a Krola Stefana Ba
torego, jake w trzechsetna
rocznice jeyo smierci.
Il Weg'er 4jechaiy ma &c uro.
czystosc u~eputacye m1odZiezy
akademicAiei oraz obywateli
wszyscy W strojach narodo-
wvch.--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

pana p,lofssorla tnka roan'ca, ze
ohyh Ska W k~ieszeni cieho s'edN i
c4ykA,.. kohca, polk l'l 1'"mtaA
rie wytrzrpa hrns-ha to-,
prio q rana prl is "Ia slvaM W
Nj lwaukach i hrlNka, ~ re smlecI"
wvsz'a = smjec,em r2uta oczy
tvm. kter>m Wilma s.acunrk i
wlz'e,an &c IA swc nedzne eycie.
Pcttsor: - A zbadie t. to
wiesh N>ZN stkuI
Iczea: Prlosze pana Prlo-
ftsora = o ten to jus m'elIlko
my, ale w,oble Ia dachu...
R,5sso9:: - w edza,
Burdzo dubrzt! s'ndai!
Leos Z kIladelft.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Gai fsOi AK "A.

Zyi pam d@uso, nn,z IA terhu.
Hion M" ludeN cd szHchraj6w
Prow"tz "i}edrych d 6g ma p.os>e
Nediug zasad j IVY czal6w,
Obosiccznym b'"i % mA,czem,
PlAwo W le-e Ci sIiadamy,
[ nc pIzc-tah pisoc wiers1em,
Zato GIG koch"mv,
tcz wiz srzni CT bsdziemy,
W wony,n chwilDcl ms spedhim.
tmv>( wo Sc "zyo!acim
A &c nl tcw nc Tie stra1im,
~ Wi"fu~@ '<ytom g ctnie,
Bc N"istlvN %Ia'sle ecznie,
C,$ r.Nlcgo >'mponuje,
z. lu-ha i. ,adujc,
WY, - dp"d' ~ wtziec<n' ii
W money o'a. dla pewu s,i,
hn'A 1an & rs ta CT
! ps,Ne s. Ignaay Stcncci
HNitow"c Wa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Arcadia, u grudnia, 1886 7.
Podzielamy siq z krewnymi j
znaiomcmi tn smutna wiadomoAcja.
z, c6rka nasza &aryanna pc 90
gnafa mas we wiehu 2 lut j 81 dni
ma dniu n tn. 7. 1886 na
chorob9 sH'sarIatiny i p~ochowana
z~ostatu W North Creeku ma dnu
23go grudnja.
w smntku rograz'ni ,od1jce
Jo2Ji Mnyuttna lysemsep.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
ll.u'morystyka.
MA UH1dV.
A, W.e>z co sic stafo2
B. - Nh COZ tukiern

A. - W.e>z 60 sic stafol
B. - Mo- COZ takiego
CIeknwym..
A. = No, ten Parys... czy
Parys o, co to Z njego i " Paryzu
MO mogli &robiG ot... owsu
~ IN .. po prostu %zwarj"wai!
B. TAX? Proceed powiadali,
b SIG beetyj, wsclckfa "a on
tylko asarjowuf.
A. Ale wiesz, 70 do tego
zakEadn war jatow w. 5racn" ne
chca go rrzylao W orieke?
b: CO. kto? gdzls: jak?
czemu?
A. Catkiem po rrostu -
DO oni tylko dubryrh warjat6w
p"zyJmrj y - a doktorny u%znali, Re
ta Ves'5yu 10 CO..
b. = No, CO?
A. Nc wlesz?.. ,,K,epaki
warjat!'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Oszczedzicie plenlqd
kupujat MAX wyrabiuna
przez mo. a. Cole W Rochester.
- la ka2dy MECH eznaczony
ma semem d @ ] G wyrazem
,.ZCMBRO'gwara- tuie sic.
25.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
=. PaMa L raz N o. W j.

Pana Erazmo W j, "
Nowym Y"rku. Ny 81 sic Pan,
DO &utofem Aors-pondencyi Z Bro
okIina op Teod X jest ,,pro-
szesz "a P"na" Stas 2 butf 10.
Pfzysiai mi jut drusj kawatek a
rozuiej chce nodesi"d caly kuty-
REX.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
ski, La sailo, LII.
Stuga

ski, La Sa!lo, LII.
Stuga
A. G~os=czyhsAi.
N~owoiorska essa podaje w
numerze 8 ba,dzo dowcyp' ie ma
p sanQ koleIe, 2 kt6,ej pozwalam
sobie powtorzyd dwe zwrotki do
tyclace Wiarusa::
Hej majstrze ,Wiarusie"
Me spicwaj tax p'eknier
30 sic Stasio st'y
o. gtosu przeieknie,
Daf~s mu in2 dUcha
liz kuwatek ucha.
Hej! koleda, kolela.
,W,avusowi", kt6ry
DA:cluic wrogow kropi,
Daiemy M 81 ~siazdke"
Mocny sznur Z konopi,
by przytart i'm rosI,
M,iac bat IA wrogi.
Hel. kclela koleda.
Nowym R3kiem 1887 wyj-
die ..Osa' W objetos~i catrso arku
s1n. Geese tcizo be '4ie poswiecona
mtykutom trvsci p~owaznrj, odno-
sz:,cy IN sic do spr"w mas Pvlakom
scisle obi odnacych, do H. iuow-
szyeh wiutomosci z KRAKOW caro-
pej>kich, tudzi,A do w%ypadNow
srnzacyjnych, mosavych zalntere-
sowaG ogoi.
Redaktorem Osy Jest DR.. J u
liam Czu p k a,
6l5 &. l6tn Str. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30
Xbioru H9icsni Narodo.

Wych a ntonieg M all k a,
$40 Noble Str, Chicago, Ill.,, wy
s1edt zeszyt XIV. dotaezo-
nym do tel ksjaz czki pi>emku
ZiG'uo kroniku Mics;e<zna znowu
ppdaje wielo ~ciekaMyeh rzeczy, s,i-
son,ch rrHcz nalw'ek>zcgo poIsAie-
20 mocarz" pl6la W Anssryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-30

Poniewal Parowa prasa
Wimuso pr1y odbijaniu pierw-
szeJ polowy, skutl<lem zamarz-
MEGA woody W rurach, ME
mogia fun>cyonowat. przeto
nunler nin'ciszy spoz4lf sic o
]eden dzien, ~ co przepra-
SIAM.
Nouoyorsha OSA bard1o
sluslnie zauwaayIa, lie pa IL
me nalbardAiej "a potrzebne:
ciepfv piee i buty. W ia
szej W"onie znajdziecie pIerw-
sze w handlu 3eldza i naczyn
oraz uarzedzl blaszanych p. f.
C:ysevsh7ego, zaraz "a pulsSim
koscIolen, drugie, W naIlp-
pszym gatunku, u p. Iuhuba
S~tesuJouera PREY 2cj I'll.
Pierwsza Zsbawa t~utejszego
Towarzystwa wojskowego Le-
gion Poisl1 udbed1ie sre dina
s styrZnia w Hall Dulezala,
ia rogu I'll. Sci i High Forest.
KapeM Polsla W dzicn
sw. SIlwestra bedlle grala Sc
renady DO domach znanyah a
matoIow muzyki, = U1a17s
przypomina przytem, he i nasi
muzykusi SO wielkimi amato-
RAM --hoju}ch prezentow.
Sui dyshyz.ouy W Winonie
skazat W ponledzialek Jana
Tempsona, przekonauego W
pazdzierniku o popelnienle
zbrodni przeciw moraluosci na
9 l%e,";>j dziewczynie, ma do
aywotnic 2amkniqcle w wiezie.
niu stanowym. Podanie 0 roz-
poczecle nowego postepowania
w tym procesle 2ostalo Cd
rZuconem.
W nocy q poniedzialku ma
wtorek otlula sic w WInonie
Tina Weber, sluaaca u p. J.
Kendalla, jakas mocha truci-
znq, ktora z~nalezioao W fla.
Sezcze PREY je! l62ku. Pc
nsamobojstwa nieznane
1||
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-29
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The New Jersey Prohibition convention yes
terday nominated Gen. Clinton B. Fiske for
Governor by reclamation.
At Kent O. ,son Thursday, Mrs, w. s. Kent,
wife of prominent citizen, was so severely
burned that she died yesterday. Her clothing
caught FIRE from a stove.
A difficulty occurred, Thursday night, at Full
ton, KY. in which j. T. Lyle was shot dead by
w. w. Meacham Lyle is said to be st Louis
drummer. Meacham is large furniture dealer
at Fulton.
Forty-seven hosiery manufacturers of Phila-
delphia, employing over twelve thousand hands.
met on Thursday, AID organized for mutual
protection. The organization is the result Of
the recent demands of the employees
One of the most notable private entertain
menrs that has been recently given in New York
city. though quiet and unostentatious affair,
took place last evening at the residence of Hon.
Levi P. Morton. ex-minister to France in honor
of General Schofeld, who recently assumed
command of the military district of the Atlantic
A number of the most prominent citizens were
nresent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-29
The Trial of Brooks.

ST. LOUIS, May 28-The proceedings in the
Maxwell murder case were rather tame this
morning in comparison with those of the last few
days, the time being occupied with expert medi
cal testimony. Doctor Louis Bauer, dean of the
st. Louis College of Physicions and Surgeons.
and demonstrator of surgery, testified for the de-
Tense that the probability of death resulting
from the use of chloroform was very great, even
when administered by skilled physicians; that
the same amount given to two men of equal
physical strength might not even render one of
them unconscious while it might instantly kill
the other that the best chloroform ought to be
used in all cases. and 1t ought to be- chemically
analysed before use; young and inexperienced
physicians were always more careless in its use
than those Of mature years and long practice.
The testimony of DR.. Bauer consumed the re-
mainder of the session. up to 1880 o'clock. when
the court took a recess, after which the deposit
tions taken in Hyde. England. tending to show
that the defendant, while living there bore
good character were read. and this occupied the
remainder of the afternoon. II is expected that
the witnesses for the prosecution In rebuttal will
be examined Tomorrow when some sensational
developments may be expected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-29
PROPOSALS. FOR ORDINANCE SUPPLIES.
INnIANApoLIs ARsENAr.,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May %. 1886.
Sealed proposals in triplicate upon the blank forms
furnished from this Office only will be received by the
undersigned until clock p M, MONDAY, June
%. 1886, for furnishing the following classes of sup.
plies. in such quantities and at such times during the
oscal year ending June 80. 1887 the commanding
fffcer of this Arsenal may require viz, Forage
Ironmongery. Leather. Lumber, Fuel Tools ETC.. ETC.
All articles viii be subject to rigid inspections full
compliance with the specifications will be insisted
upon. and no articles of inferior quality will be ac~
cepted.
A preferences win be given to articles of domestic
production and manufacture conditions Of prices and
quality being equal
Forms containing ms tructons to bidders. copy OF
this advertisement blank form of proposals. and spoc
ifications for supplies with column of prices TO bc
filed in by the bidder be had upon application by
mail or in person to the undersigned and sampl IL
the supplies can be seen 1T this Arsenal.
Bidders to whom contracts are awarded must exc.
cute them and the bonds when necessary, within ten
days after their receipt, and deliveries under any
contract entered into will be made before July i
1886, nor after June 80 1887.
Awards under this advertisement for furnishine
supplies will be made subject tho contingency THAI
funds shall be appropriated by Congress at It's present
session for their purchase.
The government reserves Che right to reject any On
all proposals parts thereof.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals for Ordnance Supplies" and addressed ~
the undersigned. JOHN A. KRESS,
Captain OF Ordnance, COMMANDING.