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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
MR.. Villas AGAIN DEFYING THE LAW.
CANCELLING AND RENEWING CONTRACTS AT WILL
DAMAGES TO BE SOUGHT.

CANCEIIING AND RENEWING CONTRACTS Al WILL
DAMAGES TO BE SOUGHT.
WASHINGTON, Feb (SpeciaO.-Ihe POST
noster GrLeral continues justify his theory that
obedience to the laws discretionary with Cabinet
officer Not content with refusing to carry out the Will
of the transportation OF foreign
mails, and unlawiully Issuing COMMISSIONS 10 post
masters who have appointed since the oehae Gun
yened and whose nominations remain uhcohhrheu' Ut
assumes the authority terminate four-y
for mail tram pOrtation the Mississippi hNer' WHICH
has vet six months to rum and TO ret 1t without adver
tsement as required by law. The excuse that he gives
economy Upon the ground lie might cancer every
contract and repudiae every obligation oi the r"s'
Office Department Four years ago. next Jniy' the CON
tract for carrying the mail between New-Orleahs anu
por Fads WINS let for four years McGinness Of
Alexandria, Louisiana. The service required three
roand trips a week. The compensation was sll'ooo'
MeGlppis being the lowest bidder Some time thereafter
the service was doubled TO six trips WEEK. anu 'no
compensation increased 10 $22OOo a year.
In October, at the conclusion Of a steamboat war
Mccinos took his boats off the river and up the
business to his rival the Red River and Coas Line
Steamboat Comp any, of the sipnlations OF inc com
promise being that McGinnis should assign MS man
contract TO that company This was done with the con-
SEM Of the Post ONCE Department IL was not an u'-
occurrence such transfers are authorized by Ia"
and are made almost daily. The service was per-
formed according to stipulation OF the contract ana
no complaint offered. 1t was satisfactory 10
the people and to the Department On December -
new steamboat line started as rival to the ii
River Company The owners of the new line came 10
Washington aud offered TO perform the service Tor
$1,000 year. The POstmaster-Generai' with vie"
to economy cancelled the original ana ma a
other with the new company at 10000 year without
advertisement The Old contractors appealed, but the
Post Once Department decided that Mr. Was hao tne
authority to made such changes at his discretion
Under the decision Mr.. Villas cancel every con
tract In existence II he chooses, anu W. 4 ana roy
mai The contractors Is to seek writ Oh quo WW
ranto compel him TO carry out tue ODE"tohs oi ,n
Gnvernmeut some the best lawyers III Washington
have zen consulted aud of the opinion at the acS
WAS illegal and the contractors can recover III TUG
court, A suit will brought and the economy Oh
Mir Villas may result in tue Government heliS COM
nelled 10 nav both the old and the new contractors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
LILLE oUES1IOy OF UNION LABELS ~ MATS

The convention of the directors OF the
National Ha. Flnishers the Hat Makers National
Assocation was ended last nigh. The suit was not
m satisfactory AS they had anticipated but there were
many points conceded To them Tor "hleh
they have been working for the last twenty
wears The meeting Of Friday night ala not
close until an early hour yestorda morning
Thar committee again met the representatives oil te
and session All the AFTERNOON
trr,ay nnd up To ; D. The manufacturers were Ioth
Ia ropcetr any point where the employees "ocu gam an
advantage and the hatmakers were "a rBll on points
where M, r interests involved But CONCESSIONS
were finally made on both sides. The operators Whntcu
tn he maid hand RAJ rs" wherever hand work even
tLoufh chnery Is employed III part Ihey hria that
n hats receive "A hand finish they ought To Dc phl "r ~
THIS mint was settled manner known oby 10 tno
oncraors ana manufacturers, ana DOth refused 10
dyulxr The nc iual terms OF settriDeht -,
The obbrrs hoped the hat-makers 10 VICTORY on tno
rcstt n, of the use uT the union label meeting rep
rr.rutIng a majority OF the jobbers III TINS cry anu
nri,hhOrinR towns, held III the AFTER
noon nj the Office of The Halter and furrier
and ions were unanimously adopted IN favor OF
the banakers when the manufacturers saw that thelr
the obbrr. were taking SIDES with their en-.
moves they conceded or two points ON when nty ma
hccn holding out t. finally settled that tue MAJ
Makers ANA Hat Fnlshers National Association shou
rn.h ON application labels for all hats NO" III STOCK up
L. February 20 After that date another meeting OF lhe
representatives. OF the hatmakers VIII DO heh 10 settle
with those firms that have not applied Tor lapes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07

~ ana uassen4ers 10 Watson. Sumner & Co. Arrived az
' Steamer Rea DAM Thomeen copenha zen Jan 20 cnr'
llama ~ 81 Arrvoa "a a. w tha Bar At NJ
William BuT fTdo sr ArTyea At the
CLEARED.
Steamer France tBr,. Haley; Londou-F Hurst I.
teamer CIV OF Berlin CBr. Land Liverpool Ella Queens
gwpt Br Grace Liverpool via oueenstown-F
hSrsf Riao cBr,. nOpeth smdsrsoG son;
Steamer Jeanie lBr Freethy st Johns PR Wincoes
ter q GO NIAGARA Dennis Havana-Jas Ward Co.
Steamer Coms Boger Key West and Galveston-c Mai
iO stca@ SS Louisiana Gagsr us seaman
Steamer CITY Antonio Wilder fernandina al" for'
R9 A. N Macs Kempon savapnah-enry YonSe
Steamer delaware wnneL CharlesonwJ o1 W Clyds
Steamer Regulator. Doane, wilmington w ~" N'N'
s1samsr Old romnon. smith Norfolk City Point am
s,saOep FrapcoHa Bennett Portand-H4ra.io Han
Ss Sosmo BIZ Bennett ong 49,, G Hines
snip John Harvey. stewart, sydney NS"-NiHo'
q sHp Sophie (GerA Hassenuss Hamours-herman A0op
Vessels nSRs hHSs
bars Star OF scotia (Br, Cotter sydney Ns"h '"
erSn CO. noklOkke CNOr Renertsen Brisoane-ArkehS
Douglass or, cro,, tpr, Jenner Cape Town. cGI-Ipha
.,.. C,tv Of Berlin Galla and ptoemy TOT lVerpoo;
London ,s cIsss Galyeston Essa
aud oals,n 0naS pcawsrs Cnarieson old
Ma rNor,ot. Inyan,otte, Newport News -,
ION nhn sayre for shanghai STEAMBOAT. Liverpool
HsTg p j Palmer. for Buenos Ayres.
,.,lsayia Long Island sound Steamers francoa@
,np Portland Ii Dimock Boston,
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERA
FOREIGN PORTS.
roxpox Feb CARVED steamer Lydian Monarch 'Dr''
hIvxRpooi Feb J-Arrived, steamer Matthew De'''Hs"
tRrl Kirby, from Newport news pv,.i Water tBr),
NOiIKENsrowN Feb 6-Arrved. stsa"cr "s""'
Jones from New-York Jan ~ ...or ,hi,yv,lla DAM,
Lanb from sh te steamer Chateau Margaux 'Br'
sensine for Newly YORK. - ,r,nacr,a lBrl. Mitchell
TRlssrE FEB 3--ssiled- steamer IrihAc'iA '''"
i0f T Asw Fob 4Aived, steamer Aies'a 9TH
from New.xotk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
Sor TO RE CONSIDERED IN OPEN SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Senate Commit
tee OH Rules at this morning ordered adverse
reports the resolution offered by Senator Pat re-
ouiring that Executive nominations shall be considered
in omen session Senator Plat made strong argument
I'm support OF his resolution The vote upon 1t as
follows Sherman ingalls, Harris and Blackburn. mega
tive; Frye affirmative The resolution will be adversely
reported by Ingalls, Senator Plat VIII ask that
II 70 upon the calendar but will not seek to obtain con
deration for II AZ once he does wish to have IL
connected In ay way with pending issues between the
Executive aud the Senate with which, in fact mas no
necessary reauopsbip Ultimately he will call IL up
omen session and discuss IL upon It's inertia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
THE ELECTORAL COUNT BILL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 lSpecial).-The Com
mittee on Privileges and Election to-day consiao,ou
the Electoral Count bill, which was reconmittea ny
IN. Senate Mr. shermans amendment TO have questions
on which the two houses disagree settled by
ittee WA favored By of the Democratic members
but was opposed by all the Republican members. MI.
Evsrtss amendment requiring the executive OF
~ ~ votss by the electors was generally favored ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
WITHOUT FOOD FOX HER SIx CHILDREN.

Officer Wilson of the Society Tor the rreVeh-
ton of Cruelty TO Children Friday went TO NO. Is
p...b ar aud I'm tho rear basement found Mis-. Kate
DAILY whose husband was killed last saturday on inc
dOcE OF tue OLD Dominion Line Steamship COMPANY, anu
vino mas sx children the eldest being seven years olu
There was no bed no stove, furniture whatever eA
cent an old rocking chair IN which tho mother swhyeu
TO and fro trying quiet the nfants cries. INC Only
ming m the dark basement WAS NUMBER OF empty
whiskey bottles The woman told the agent that sno
Lad no ond for In the Iombs yeslsr-
uay Justice smith the mother 10 le shhu LOT oA
months Tho society will take charge OF TWO chliuTeh
mud f,ur were sent 10 the Catholic PfOteCt0fy ihe
that there another girl aD0n
years old no driven from home ny the cohaucb Oh
her pareuts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
REASONS FOR SUSPENSIONS.
WHAT ANONYMOUS LETTERS ACCOMPLISH.
AN ILLUSTRATION AT VARIANCE WITH THE PREsi-
DENTS DECLARATION.

AN ILLUSTRATION AT MARIANNE Win inh rnioi
DENTS DECLARATION.
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-When the Senate, a
few days ago. called the Attorney for papers
relative to charges against suspended officers, Mt Gar
land declined comply with this request The fresueh'
al the same declared in interview printed IN me
Boston Herald that suspensions were maze wi'h"u'
Just cause III saying this he cast serious reneo'o
upon the suspended officers. The following perhaps VII
disclose the reasons why the papers we're not sen'' M
Garland directed by the President 10 suon' az '
Cabinet meetinI Tuesday, July H. 1882 al cnarH
Oh file in the Department OF Justice against the oers
of his Department In the State OF Texas lie hau the
Giles searched OH the following Monday, giving
speeial Instructions as to the cases OF A. j.
Evans, the United States Attorney for the western
and Asa Strson, Jr United States Attorney ior Tue
Eastern District of Texas There were no charges
against sratton, who appointed on April 2 1851
and there charges against Judge kVahs eAceP'
the following anonymous letter:
BoERNE Kendall County. Texas. March 20, 1850.
Hon. JOHN HANCOCK: Austin, Texas; .,.ornov IN.
heen the habit OF denouncing you and senator ok ID
the most fsw Savs aT" in San Xntono he
expressed his contempt Tor you and Coke. anu ssu
he defe you ana your influence at Washington that
he had come stay and that he would smile TO see you
try and bounce him. you was TOO great rSc ~ 70
particle OF influence with Garland we are Wasrns W
see who has the most Influence. MANY CITIZENS
The letter had the following Endorsements:
AUSTIN. April q 1885.
DEAR SENATOR II active mmodsrase ana ana Oi III
partisan be retained in office t 0ihsrw WI
SqsG Wrong to retain him You have the
Ises have not Yours truly JOHN hANOoOh'
Hon. r. COKE, Waco Ter
IL
PERSONAL
Hon A. H. GARLAND, Washington, d. O.. ,,,-
U4AR GARLAND: This received from Judge tiaucoch,
exmsnbe Tor the Austin District and will explain Itself
Al Evans who had been United States Attorney Tor
sbout fourteen was last reappointed
hence his term OF Office would dOt have expired unt jury
1855 He had the support If the Congressional deieg
fion of Texas when he last appoint ed and was Do
leved by many prominent LAWYERS to be the pest prose
cutting attorney IN the service lie was suspense
solely unon this anonymous letter The name OF MS
a partisan Democrat, is now before tue oe
ATT. This nomination should BE- defeated OF Tue ps
removed that was put Judge Evans by the fres
dents statement that all suspensions maie were ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
n,,cy STEAMERS DUE At THIS POR1
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SAT HOA '' -
ARRIVED

Ny1,Ny 81
ARRIVED
, , q, Chester (Br. Redforl Liverpool a, an ~
osoaaoVn "a with mise and passengers 10 fe'of "iA
Sons Arrived at tho Bar al oV IN Ian IS
Steamer Chadwick tBrl Batv .t AZ tbe Bar at
with iron 10 order vessel 70 mas'er'
Steamer Andes tSpanl Ama5aga am a TO PIN
go III and por IlnOn 20. with mdse ana passc"k'i'
Eorwood Co Arrived at the Bar NJ m Ksv West
70 St"a'ner Canal Bolger. Galveston Jan - ~ ~
oays with moss and to II Mallory "a Fla
Ilty of San Antonio WIDER, NAL.
SnnsatrR Ga with mdse and passengers " Chas IL ~
l0ry " Co D,.Ao. s,vannah DAYS, with ndso
and passengers TO ii 1onge ,tou,ort News with mdsc
steamer Breakwater. Jenney. NeWPoi' f''"''
any stea@eT 2has Mayer, Anthony. Baltimore WIN '
Ssonsr CITY Of Fitehburg. Fish, New BEDFORD "''
o Borden n Lowell Ia hallaat 10 II Pickering
& Co. xulxy, fair City
Island. light. SW cloudy. o, c,..,on,,s, 20
SANDY Hook 10 IA Barometer SOsss INC, hraatenn1
u,'na y milea SWEET nght h Weather tnro"'o""s'
Arrived yesterday .u, Ia, IN with
steamer Roman tBr. williams hverp00' ~" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
snuxoRk DAILY TRIBUNE FEBRUARY s6TWELvE fAeEo

ph,, vs.,eroav II IA claimed that he has been liv-
ns apart from his wife in this city for four year
Mrs Dobson confronted her recreant husDaDu S an
tIrey without means support being dependent upon
and friends food. The case was
nnt Thursday and in default OF 81 OOO DaiI DoUSua
was sent to jail Mrs Dobson seems perfectly Will vii
that her husband should where he pleases III ne WI,
contribute enough to keep her and her chi'oisn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Saturday. Feb 9. 1885,
LAND PATENTS Issued IN lSS5.-The number of pa
tents issued by the Land Office during the last
calendar year 1926. During the year 1854 there
were about rs, 900 patents issued.
MR. WHITNEY INSPECT THE JUNIATA- Secretary
Whitney will go 10 NewYork on Monday, accompanied
Nv Chief Wilson, TO examine tue Juniata De-
fore ordering repairs TO be made 10 that vessel.
ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James c. Laverty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
INCREASING the FUND FOR P1RNELL.

IIpFRAI contributions FROM THE BREWING
TRADE-TAMMANY's GIFE
meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
Irish Parliamentary Fund Association was held lasS
evening at No 20 Nassaust. Judge Edward Browne pre-
siding The following were present: Eugene krily, r.
ID 4 rrel, ] ,mes O'Fdrrel, Matthew Dayy, Mile. NJ
a. bren David Mcclure. General James X. OBelrne,
Francs Higgins, Senator Fitzgerald, Major Byrnc OF
t.iuc,nnaIi ElcuarI NJ and Commissioners tines
: Coleman. Joseph j. O'DOnOnue ~ chairman OF tno
Tammany Committee for collecting mo icy ior lhe iiiu
In. meeting and handed the chairman check IOr
SG COS 30 first instament from tue members OIL Iuo
organization. 49,, .. -,
nounced;
1,,,b Matthew Legrv Chairman ~ Committee 10 CdnrdS
me- u eiring Trdde.
po,d,.s,o, { wo.r, Al 80 Clausen & Brewing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07

,ho oo,i,taa and will he adopted Mr. Evarts Is pre-
pairing other amendments which Will DC con
sidered M meeting or the coi-
mittee Five amendments now
before It, but none except the one onereu oy MI
Fvarts was regarded with favor by the coiiplttes.
difference OF opinion was expressed py 'he
members and nothing definite was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue H0tel-Ex-G Governor Henry L:
Baldwin of Michigan; OF Mayor Samuel A. Green, OF
Boston. and j. H. Willard, OF Omaha; LOT"
Holei-Senator Ed ward @. Walker, OF Batavia
Albemare Hotel-Lieutenant r. NJ. Berry, " o navy
...Asior House-Ex- Congressman John +. Dezendori'
Of Virginia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANT FORFEITED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The House Com
mitee on Pablo Lands to-day agreed to report favor
ably bill TO forfeit Southern Pacific land grant,
cept right OF way through the public lands and all
necessary lands station bull ings, depots machine
shops side tracks all lands included within the limits
OF any village city site. and lands sold by
tho railroad company d In the possession OF actual
settlers 10 an amount not exceeding l6O acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07

Mr. rayy feels confident that when tbs INST closes tue
brewer, Will good MS promise Ot TlOOoo from
hcir trade for the fund Il, side THIS MS own cnp'yes
have pronisrd to contribute enough u support iWo OF
MIR ,arneis followers until the legislative IN pendehce
ireland secured Ihls announcement was S'00'"
with prolonged applause. ,.,..-- ~, ,.-,....
disru .sion foowrd a. To the advimbhty OF closing
the fund aud ultimately decided 10 Keep oPcu
until 81. Patrick's Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALNANAI
sr r,ses 100 sets. 81 Moon set@ 500 "o'u 'so' ""
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
- ,uuoot .aI7iGov, Islanl 9:3gl Hen GNs lliZo
AM-Sand,y n n"s III GOV. Island 1910 Hell Gaia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-07

IN JAZZ FOR SOT SUPPORTING HIS WIFE.
Louis II. Dobson formerly Wall Street
specuator. who was arrested op Friday charged with
hs wife, taken before Justice Walsh, Of
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14
CHERIFF's SALE.
JOHN MARTIN W, T.


JOHN MARTIN W. TIMOTHY BYRNE
NO. 546.-The State of Louisiana,
Parish Of e Carol, Eighth District Court
BY virtue Of writ OF feTi fdeid6 Issued by
the Hon. Eighth District Court, in and for the
Parish Of East Carol, and to mo directed in
the above entitled and numbered suit,
have seized and taken into my possession,
and will soil ct public auction, between
legal hours Of sale, to the last ard highest
bidder, ct tho door Of the Court House In
the City OF Monroe, La, on
Saturday, 9TH Day Of January, 1880,
the following described properly, to- t |:
A certain u months bond. dated l9th Gay
of jar, 1888. made il favor Of J. C. Weaks US.
marshal for the western district OF Louis
lana, for eS06.77 with 8 per cent interest," per
annnm thereon nom its date until paid.
and interest thereon. ga
Said bond signed, by Maggie Byrone, au-
thorized by Timothy Byrne, signed also
by T. F. Montgomery rs security, taken In
the suit Of Joseph FAdor vs b. T.. Morgan
and Timothy Byfne, No. Is on tho docket
Of the Circuit Court Of the United states for
western district OF Louisiana, which said
bond was duly recorded in mortgage book
", and for the Parish OF East Carroll On the
22d day OF October. A 1854, together With
tho mortgage resulting from its rec0rdatiOn
Terms ~ NdIe-Cash, with the benefit Of
appraisenent.
J. e. MCGUIRE, Sherifl.
Saturday, December, 26, 1885.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14
THE OUACHITA EXCELSIOR
! STEAM Saw and Planning mills,
F. vOLLMAN, PROPRIETOR,
Postofiice-Monroe, La.,

Manufacturer and dealer in Rough, Dressed
and Matched Pine and Cypress Lumber,
Cypress Heart and Sap Shingles, Doors,
Sash, Blinds. etc., etc. The fi1lfng Of orders
and answering letters ofimportance prompt
ly and faithfully attended to. Aliberal share
Of the public patronage solicited.
These Nails, Of but recent construction,
are situated on the west bank of Ouachita
river, immediately above the Monroe Oil
Mills Ihsve . railroad track connecting
them with tho ", g. p. r. and have 4 saie
and convenient steamboat landing, facilities
enjoyed y no othtr mill heareabouts, and
by which am enabled to offer such induce
ments TO patrons residing along the railroad
or river - will make 1t decidedly to their
advantage to deal with me. l'E
Address:
MARKEDLY f. vOLLMAN.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

- ~ Is & Z. Us q 5. & -sF- 81 IS
& ~ ekAls 81 /. lnl6lana, Pdfisk 81 GA.
caieq klrh Dletxlet Court. 81
4 6ndsss,on u Z. \. 0s.pnxn, Dscsssed.
BY virtue ersa ustlse Of sals l.sued -
The Hon. yilth DiNr1oe Court. ID I'D 16r
10 Par1sA Of Ouaehlt6, ana 70 ne 0Iso6(Sd
IN the shove eutitled and Numbered sult, I
beve solsed and taken Into my poese110n,
s az, VIII een = public auction betwsen
bidder. q the door Of tho Court HOuse in
tho City Of Monroe. La, ON
saturday. 2sassf January, less,
the following property to.wit:
a certain plantation or tract Of lard Do
quarter ofsouth- eest quarter and north et1s
quarter OF north-east quarter and west half
Of northeast quarter and north ka1k Of
southwest quarter and south-weat quarter
OF southwest quarter and west half OF
northwest quarter and nOrth-east quarter
of northwest quarter Of section T. II, N.
Range 8 east asd iote 2. sand I. i9 ssf: n :
and .. and 'seuth-weat quarter and eaeS half
Of soufh-weat quarter and north wsat dutr.
ter Of south cost quarter OF section ~ md
lots banda Of section q, r "a, Mr.. eleast,
except that portion Of these lands abous -
scres lying west Of Musquito bsyeu h4retos
fore sold By R; ~. Fsnlk g :: :nd =. n.
Becorded In nOtarial hood I. pagss 3b9 and
SIS, Of the Records Of Ouachits Parishl La,
bearing 047 acres more or less.
Terms Of sale-0n tWelves months credit
for what IL will bring. Purchaser to giye
bond with approved security.
J. e. MCGUIRE. shsfih.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

In 1880 the white population OF the
6o1tAs was 4, 0si, 462-the colored, 4,
ga, Jos. In 1880, the white popula-
Jl66 wAs 1855, 250-the colored- g..
1Go,1s8. Per cent Of increase OF whites,
- of colored,, Al.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

Ths strikers have have appealed 10
Andrew Carnegie, in New York, and
ars hopeful Of d favorable answer.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

A Literary club in Chicago i, 10
.sptacies over. one Of It's young lady
.asSeskh y as5tAy the mul,iplica-
'tion table backwards while standing
- one foot. s
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

Wits AZ m wind that blows nobody
p9Pd." Icl men are harvesting tons
|elpcs fdt p4kHsahfheS while coal dea-
Iss are making up for lost time and
are unloading thsIr over-stsck of fuel.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

~ s.sfeyst - ~ NDB q
xss ssAec6idIne 10 Hoyls'' Il 4 common
= 4 Asils iid dHoyle's Games' are vide
s" % khoaW; bat many tatd@t layers
',ns9 asdsf tie aggression that Hoyle
g Ex9 fssorthsd gambler; who tprne d
B ~ alt6uflo6 to- book.markfne as q
~ Z y kssplrg out u ths poor.
he1pe Edmond Hoyis was 1 Londousr
dI6ds ~ 17so, aged nlnety.ssveu.
49, nmdag the frst who took 4
scseial intetsse 10 wAlne5 did snpeh 70
rsclpf ~, dope, ,epd elssr u btsams
3 ot6t3 10tt6d sevGflI yeats to teach
- ~ ouoaS ~ 1suon. He was
!; - ~ M lpd pllep ~ his hpt
- Is f;l1S 81 fossso; oalcs Is
>G1r1anA XoNoro - closefee M life
4 - a IA iast Is pUpu.
3. i RI ~ on,
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1886-01-14

u Ths r6osatS cold wave was q real
democratic one. 1t knew no North,
No South, no East. no West.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-12-04
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION TO The
FASHIONABLE.

The proprietor of the Temple of
Fashion decided sometime ago to
clear out his entire stock, and close
out the business. He still holds to
that determination, and is resolved,
if possible, to make clean sweep
by the first day Of January next. In
order to effect this purpose prices
are marked low. 1t is not his in
tention either to give away goods or
to pay people for taking them, but
to offer them at so low n price that
it requires more than ordinary reso-
luton to resist the temptation to
buy. The stock consists mainly of
every description of ladies' and gen.
tlemen's wearing apparel, and a
great variety of trunks in which to
keep it when not in use. An inspec-
ton of the store, which is on Fort
street, opposite Spreckels' bank,
will convince one that the process Of
reduction has progressed. But still
the Temple OF Fashion has
enough fashionable material left to
decorate many fashionable people,
of both sexes, from head to foot.