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Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Sale OF Cows at Ce ntreyuIe.

VIM. P. Proud will have another
sale of fresh cows and springers al
Centreville, on Monday, the 14th inst.
to which the attention of farm ers and
others is invited, as most likely great
bargains will be obtained. This is the
third sale this spring at this place and
the milk men of this section may well
infer that the demand for cows in the
immediate neiRhborhood has been
pretty fully supplied.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
The An. Market Train.

The new market train on the Will
minRton & Northern Railroad made itt
first trip to Reading on Thursday even
ing of last week, and will continue
regularly hereafter. A number of the
truck growers intend patronizing the
train, and it is expected that quite q
number of dealers in Reading will re-
ceive peaches, watermelons and Other
productions OF Delaware and Mary
land during the fruit season via the W.
& N. Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Temperance Meeting.

All Sunday school workers should
attend the meeting at Central Presby-
terian Church this evening, commenc'
ing at 8 O'Clock, In behalf of temper
ance in Sunday schools. Rev. DR.. A.
7. Pierson, Rev. 1. Henry Sharpe and
Samuel Garrigues, and Miss Dodson,
secretary of the National White Ribbon
Army, will address the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Lvoe. the Hackensack, N. Jr
Ebsr prophet foretold with remark
arrrrscy tue state of the weather
Ibe 6r,t half Of May. How accu'
II bewill hit it for the time Tor
n be has foretold 1t remains TO be
He saws: From the 10th to the
We shall have genuine summer
tbsr and Your readers should make
|most Of IL, for we shall not have
IN SIMMER weather this year till
Ember The prevailing wind Will
I from east northeast with cloudy
Itber about four days out of Ave, and
n viii enter cold and cloudy, fol
M BIZ thunder showers on the 9th,
avery cold northeast storm on the
And men who embark in seashore
krrIse during the month of June will
kry likely 70 be out and injured, Tor
Ia, wet month With strong easterly
I.s and icebergs will drift unusually
|ithe New England coast, and over
Il will feel comfortable on the
hiA Of July.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Cranor s. Co. sell Dr. Warmers health
oorsets.
Advance in the Price of Yarn.

The Treasury Department has re-
ceived communication from the Phila-
delphia Textile Association, represent
ing that foreign fine worsted yarns
have advanced 15 to 20 per cent. since
May Is, and expressing the belief that
attempts will be made to enter both
worsted yarns and worsted goods at in
terror ports, in order that the entries
may be liquidated ut fictitious values.
Tie Customs officers at Chicago and
elsewhere have been instructed TO guard
against fraud in such importations,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Notice.

herus'ees ofMt. Olive First United
F1Can Wesleyan M. L. Church viii,
| divine permission, give q grand
|nv0erty festival at their church,
|a'n and shipley streets, on Saturday
Callg June II. Refreshments Elm
EHtMca Admission Sc.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Our Great Fro clothing sale

Means wonderful bargains. What we
lose the public gains, and for actual
bargains this Great Fire Clothing Sale
beats any thing the people Of Whining
ton have ever before had placed before
them. Remember the place, No.
East Fourth street, near Market street.
Gall early sto avoid the rush. Store
open from a. m. until 9 p. M.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
He La SAL Hanging

wall paper cheaper than any other man
In the State. Harry d. Holt, 213 West
Second street, upper side.
P. 81 have large force of work
men. Ali work done without delay at
213 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
For Rent.

Two-story brick building on West
Fifth street, near Madison, suitable for
carpenter shop or any light manufao-
turing business. Rent moderate to good
tenant. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

We have determined to make the sacri-
fee so great that competition will be
impossible to compete with our prices.
If you want clothing and also want to
save money come at once. No. East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Fish ! Fish Il Fish N

foSsD las on his stall in the Third
Ia's ls Iiaket, butter fish, porgies, sea
''vll lilOul, rock, shad, herring,
tI'pli etc Gail early and avoid the
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

e. e. Hanna, sos Jefferson street
manufacturer of Ice cream. Parties,
picnics, excursions and families sup
piled at short notice,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Table Covers and Doylies.

To those furnishing ice cream saloons
or restaurants, we would call attention
TO our line. of special size Turkey red
table covers, with doylies to match. G.
Worrell, 800 and s22 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
snch a Big Cut In Yalue

Has never before occurred in W lining.
ton. At our present prices you Re,
double value for every dollar you
spend. See the goods and note the
prices. No. East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
lhe fihh MarkAt

tOstll has on his stalls In the Third
n,,.. 'sa. market a good supply of halibut,
wv sHsf hsh, porgies, base, founders,
Ol'I goldfish, terrapin, &c, &c.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

A good Dayton wagon, easy running
in good order, and will be sold dir
cheap for. want of uss. Apply at this
office.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
For sale.

A good secondhand Dayton carriage,
in first class order; will be sold for SIC
cash. Apply to First s. Allmon Seventh
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

aRAlIIEtAk
tomn,'r 10 nrOgramme has 6een
I FGlGSw'Ccso q, CcsommenceInen' "0'A ~
4. College Prize contest In dec
(y Jun, s,aading "a, at 5 o'clock Pm. p m,
b snd % : o'clock p. m. .--OAsss
plciss'i WW"Ts WdS smel, master G...ce.. Of Ger
4; Tn. ~ Charles Black Evans;
hIiea''Ih Henry Eckel; smoking ,l !
Eds'lSa Of the pipe; music;
sls,,,ss.i,s'D ,s.s Mamie I. q. Reynolds
b. Hls' S N, L. Lansendalei essay
SiOD, v ~ w. 'Psvnolds; music; pre-
ph IGIS %%. Du Hamel; the he tree 2 :
bsl "a y u, On the campus after tine
PI1n'e,Jb ne a. oratory. s p; M
10 'n1 " tbs review lecture
Sonsoiira'iin ,s.irs, in q new aud choice .
4 I0fcnes.hfA'A 'Arstin II. Merrill, an
|Dlls ll., Who Who has made 9 great sue
the ,y,S ,ygS 5 o'clock p. m.-Bscca'
boy, yIa,dl. iS,u, DE- J. H. Caldwell.
|dsy. .en i4'I, prsta ozzi Society; ora,
'T3st hat e Ga5eS sSD9 fo4a, s5 D. D.; ,; 65ao'
7 3Sy, Wilmington; KampA Ladies
irl. m ,s,b 2 p. manual meet
'dlyi 6os-d lo.n Of TRUSTEES. s o'clocf
lIs Gsriyersary GTp,s of the AtheE@ M, 81, 81
loriety address, The Thre' 1g
i H. sVoi'si II Student Life" W. l. n, H
bFas s.s,ion' o. |The Debt of tn
. - otD ,bs past" the Raw. W: .
u % tsp tfapswell address, "The Hid
'qi vSmn. o1 n'I' Ladies Orchestra.
.astsy. h'T 10th, IL o'clock a. N =
.HssSsnt lae'asy, exc exercises; Symbol
slIstI,d sdssrd Henry Eckel; "Adyan 4, van
!, ta"1 " Classical Education" Mis-
o. "a : I;s,1, IRsynoIds;" "The Unity o
.sgnm .oau ~ william DuHamel
y, SauG iran which we were DigGed t,
! .a,, !, Kelso Mackey; IAN Eng
-..'i ~, . Miss Mamie G. Reynolds
m, .sbooI of Life" Charles Blacl
K.mpa Orchestra, Eight gS'c o'oel o y
anniversary OF the Delta IN
y, society address, "Heroism no o
y, ,,,,s " william DuHameI; ora
n.' A. Ballard of Lafay cite; faro Q
~ ,Sdrtss, ~ "Success, Charles i
! Kempa Ladies' Orchestra. a
ir,ock D, IN. commencement hoF
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Nervous debility, in either
sex, however induced, speedily, thor
ouRhly and permanently cured. Ad'
dress, with 10 cents in stamps for reply
and book of particulars, Worlds Dis
pensary Medical Association, 66S Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Crsnor & Go. have woven crinkle,
seersuckers at 16cts,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Manor asa q Co'-6ody Brussels carpets
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Goal, Coal,

Carefully prepared by b, A. Brown
foot of West street.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Cranor & Co have crinkled seersuck.
ers, 12l5ots.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
. The Beautiful In Art,

All the beauties of nature and art
cannot cleanse the dark stains of i'm
but an attractive home is the
nursery OF virtue. New and beautiful
designs in wall paper, covering the
walls artistically, make home more
beautiful and attractive. Rosin & Bro,
22O West Second street, are doing q
good work in this line.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
PRICE ONE CENT,
EUROPEAN NEWS.
DEFEAT OF THE HOME RULE
BILL.
The Fisheries 0uestiOu-A Threatened
Cariist Uprising-Death from
Hydrophobia.
Great Britain.

Great Britain.
LONDON, June AT the division on
the second reading of the Home Rul'
majority of thirty.
The vote on the Home Rule bill was
311 for and 341 against. Mr.. Glad stone
moved an adjournment till Thursday,
which was adopted.
LONDON, June 7-Mr. George Osborn
Morgan, Under Colonial Secretary
stated in reply TO inquiries in the House
of Commons Ihis evening, that the Gov.
ernment bad received a mmunication
from the Government of the United
States in relation to the seizure by the
Dominion authorities OF the American
fishing schooners David J. Adams and
Ella M. Doughty. He said, however,
that pending the result of the friendly
negotiations which are at present being
conducted between Great Britain, the
United States and Canada respecting
the disputes, the Government did 1ot
feel at liberty to publish the communj.
| cation.
Spain.
MADRID, June THE Carlists of Cat
slonia are actively preparing for revolu-
tion.
4 GEhhCos
PARIS, June IA farmer from Rou-
mania died from hydrophobia to day
while under treatment by M. Pasteur.
The Roumanian was bitten by rabid
dog on May II, and reached M. Pasteur
on May %. After he had been under
treatment for eleven days ne exhibited
symptoms of hydrophobia on Saturday
last, and suffered the agonies of rabies
ior nearly 48 hours before death re-
lieved him. This mans death and all
the circumstances attending his case
are held to upset the theory about the
jperiod required for hydrophobia to in,
lcubate, for the farmer was under M
Pasteur's treatment long while before
the expiration of the time heretofore
Ideamed requisite for the poisonous
saliva to obtain control of the vict im'l
stomach.
l. Germany.
BERLIN, June 7.-Cardinal Jacobini
Papal Secretary of State, has notified
Baron Won Schloezer, Prussian repre-
sentative at the Vatican, that the Vati.
can accepts the obligation imposed
: under the Ecclesiastical bill of notifying
Prussia of all permanent eccles iastica
3 appointments made by the Churcf
within the Kingdom, and that tn,
( Catholic Bishops Of Prussia had beer
intructed to perform the duties assum.
ed under the obligation.
u The American Cardinals.
ROME, June 7.-At Papal consis
tory, held to-day, the Pope read secre
allocution. The Most Rev. James Glib
? bons, d. D., Archbishop of Baltimore
and the Most Rev. Elzear Alexande
3 Taschereau, d. D., Archbishop of Que
bee, and others, were created Cardinals
Eighteen Bishops were nominated.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08
Cupptng and Leeching.

Mr.. and Mrs, Parker, 103 E. and 81
Daily Republican., 1886-06-08

Cranor Sc CJ.-Body Brussels carpe
at $50.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

NEw HnuK, sept 27-E f.. Malta.
han, the backcr of Frank Herald pub
hshcd u card in the sun this morning
In which he says IF clnm that ihr
fight IN Pittsburg did not determine
which was the better man. believe.
aud Frank Ilrrald believes, that he
can whip sullivan under thcncw Lon
don prlo rlngulcs, whore sullivan
could do all the rushing aud huggiup
he pleased aud whore he would meet
II iocuHn more than worthy OF hi.
steel. shall, with Frank llcrnld.to
low IN Nullvnn'- wake ON his tour
Every man that sullivan meets, II it is
possible, FrHnk Herald shall meet uu
I'll he and John l.. sullivan meet iu
tho ring undcr the new rulcs oi the
London prize mug. Then, and then
only, when they meet will believe
that sullivan II his superior
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generally iOr publication hc talked
freely about himself aud his plans
From tins tails some points can be
taken without departing from hI- re-
quest that the main portion ~ his
talk should be considered ~ private
10 direct question rs to whether he
al made up ms mind about going
back to the cabinet he replied that he
had not. II wa, still All open and I'm.
determined question H. had "a yuc,-
tiOu until October lst lie should not
absolutely decide uutu thea. He
might ~ to Washington for n short
time, but certainly would not until
after the 1t. lie was about u the
same condition OF miud upon the sub.
i"ct that hr had been IN all the -um-
mcr lie had let important matter.
dritt. simply dcv.ting mmsclftu rest
Hnd So Tar rs possible from all care,
Manninp's personal friend. src vciy
anxious to have hun leave thcrnbirc.
They .aN he l. the one member of tl,
administration who Is popular with
his party aud with business pcopic.
without regard 10 party. that %, ha.
now all the credit hc could y -sibN
obtain from the management oi the
Treasury, and that his ilucss gives
him the very besi possible excuse for
retiring.
gave Manning "A summary of the
stories aud asked him directly il any
question relating to his political tn
turc would effect his decision lie
replied IN a most decided negative
Il have no political ambition / have
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28
ConIiININa COLoHs.
Actiun of the New Sork Delegates Co
III" tUngrHi Assembly OF tue
knight. Ot Labor.

NEw loRK, Shpt, 27.--Fifty deld-
gates of district assembly No. - viii
attend the general assembly OF tho
knights of Labor In Richmond. Va
Every Knight of Labor" said one of
these delegates yesterday, when ho
enters tho order, knows that his obli-
cation mnhos him disregard tho color,
creed aud nationality OF his fellow
members District assembly No. ~
hHs now among its members n mum
Der of CulorCd men. Onc OF these
/ cplorcd men happens to lac delegate
, iu i1r' Boo Nt4 one pi the first chosen.
/ when our committee WIS making ar-
I rangcmcnts with Col. Murphy, OF tho
, Mcrrhnnt'- hotel ui Richmond, no
-nid hc would gladly accommodate
/ the 90, hut could not deity the customs
aud usngc- OF the city, by allowing
the colorcd man equal rights aud
privileges with those of his white
iclluw.dclcgntcs. The cOlOrcd dclo-
gate. when hr heard of this, tccured q
place Tor himself and snid tho UthOr
delegates could select any hotel they
liked. The other delegates. how
ever, by - unanimous vote declared
that thry would only 90 where
their colorod brother was admitted
on the same footing. The assembly
then looked about TO devise some
way out pf the trouble. 1t tinally sent
II colorri delegate aud white brother
tu Richmond to secure board Tor the
entire delegation among the colOred
lnmlic- in that city. No member OF
the ~ viii board anywhere except
with colorcd family. This action
by the ~ We hope will work good
aud hc OF great benefit to us and to
humanity, In Richmond there Is n
district assembly which Ignores the
l culorrd knights Tho action of dis
, trict assembly No. 40 will bring, wo
: hope, the white brothers to their
scn-cs and start break up of the
! color line We are all anxious to be-
j. gin work, II may bo that tho greater
' part of the session of the general as
scmbly viii be taken mp with this
question. you ought to have heard
h some of them on the question OF color.
+ and they were mon who were ia
, Richmond when Lee surrendered"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28
Am AppHiCINII.D.
S1NHges that Mere hinH Io the I"Nu'
n-tt" Survivors NAV" Prevents
tiNeu thcuI.

WAsuINGroN, sept I'll Lieut.. VIM.
II. II Schcntl, of the micd States
navy. whu was sent the Lena Delta to
distribute the presents made 10y the
government to the natives who rru-
dered assistance to the Jeanette
survivors, returned to Washington
yesterday ana to-day reported 10 the
secretary of state in person. Lieut..
SchontI found many of the native. In
destitute condition and some ui them
nj the point of starvation. The re-.
cipients Otthc presents were greatly
surprised and cclenratcd the event
tumultuously by tho firing of guns
aud otherwise. Such of the presents
rs were adapted to the purpose were
donnod at once aud were thereafter
worn conspicuously outside the lur
garments OF their lucky owners. Lieu.
tenant Sci n'tl's official report Ia the
secretary Ot state has not yet hrcn
completed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28
~IGNirI'NNI STAND
Taken Nv " Leading 'athnIic Paper
on The rrnIIIbIIInm nmrsIInm.

81 PAuL. Mimi, sept. a. The
NurthNpstcrn Chronicle. ~ personal
organ ut Bishop IRELAND, ot TIE tA'h
ole church, hns strong editorial toe
day endorsing the republican plat.
form OF Minnesota. Mi.cYu-in aud
Dakota, and virtually .rdging the
support ot ihc church to the rcpubii.
cAu rand dates in these states. The
Chronicle says: AT Inst one of lhc
great political parties hH- hnd ihc
courage to break way from the saloon
domination and to declare it-c.fopru-
ly in favor of controlling the liquor
traffic. Gradually the temperance i--
Ne hns become more and more prom
inrnt IN politics untll TODAY the re-
publican platforms OF Wisconsin, VI III
ucsuta and l'ahutn pledge the party
io the endorsement of high license
There can be no question ~ iO where
the friends ot Temperance, of law and
order, of -obuctl aud good govern
ment must take their stands This
will be- between Amc- with his wide
open puli,J. standing on thc truD
whisky platform, with the tuiumbH
league ut his back openly declaring
| that they viii capture the lcgiSAur,
IN the interest ot rum, aud McGill -.
the nominee of the party. pledged &,
| high license and the control ~ the
liquor traffic. NoHdyurutc oi ten
prrancc, no total ahstHlnrr, no enemy
OF the saloon can hesitate mum, nj
aud be consistent
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iOI'GIt .IssLE.
IiLrIS 10 IHEr rIgcr la ihi Hsiropo-
lIlMm l.nlLlIrs.

liiHu folttics.
NLW luHk, sept 21.-Tho oIecu-
tive committee appointed by tho
tabor convention ut Clarendon hall
met yesterday TO prepare for the
campaign. John McMakln Of
the operative tnlors called the
meeting To order aud George Black,
Of the bakers was secretary A reso.
luton wa, adopted declaring that no
individual nominations should 10
mndc ur approved in the various as
scmbly districts, but that the whole
iurcc of the organization should ts
concentrated on Henry George. John
McMukln WAS selected to manage tho
campaign. aud viii devote his entire
time to The work. The secretary WAS
authorized to hire such clerical aid as
hc M ght need in conducting tho CAM
pAlgn. A resolution was adopted
inviting the business aud professions
al men to net with tho working men
during the campaign, After the ad-
journment Of the meeting some of
tho members called ON MIR, George
aud held "A long consultation with
hlm The subject OF conference was
not given out for publication. Ihe
question OF money to run the cam
pHigu is u serious one with the conn
nittcc. Much money will be needed
tpr legitimate expenses, aud tho
greater portion of this will be realiz-
ed by voluntary subscription. At
the meeting OF the central labor union
yesterday 5000 WAS appropriated TOR
campaign expenses.
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PLIuHo PNEUMONIA.
A. Was 10 IL" IIpocted the chicago
f"opi" attempt - BcIiI,Io the
AtIagH.

Cm'Anu, sept. 27.-Thc important
question Of the picuro PNEUMONIA
wa the subject Tor general discussion
M all NJ phn-c- among cattle owner.
stock dealers aud bar ahrrs, ~ well a,
veterinarians during sunday. Dr II
T.. salmon, chictol the bureau OF mn.
lmal industry, -at in the lobby NJ the
Grand Pacific hotel in tho forenoon
ana 'diilodA great many Interested
rcrs"nS with u clear explanation OF
the character aud pcculiarities OF
pleuro pneumonia lie doubted
whether the dlsca-e reported M cx
lsllhB among the cattle near Akron
ONO, was the pmuro pncumon IA.
Deaths are reported As occurring too
frequent for that disease. lie pre-.
sumod from such information as had
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Al AnDItISs
10 III" stoch Gro~ or- 81 the 'ountr,
at Large.

AZ Large.
DENNElI, Col Sept. ~. The prc-i.
dent OF the international Range n-su-
citation Inns Issued the following cir
cular; "Io ofncrrs Of the vnrious
state, territorial ana local cattle grow
cts' associations of the range Of the
country. within tine past twenty
-four hours tclcgruphlc dispatches
have confirmed the startling intcili
gcnce thnt plcuro pneumonia exists tn
nu alarming cNtcut IN hnd about Ger
tain di-tllcrlez, feeding iarmH and
| dairy iarus in Chicago aud vicinity
| While tins IL being written every
| thinking mnu ia The range country i-
no luuht seriously contemplating the
| Imminent danger. chicago - the
rbict market for our western cattle
aud is also the leading point Tor dis
trimming eastern cattle. The ahsu-
| lutte necessity for the employ mcut of
every precautionary measure tor the
protection OF your herds IN ohiyiuur,
The live stock sanitary regulations oi
the western states and territories are
HmeutHhly deficient, and tor tho
most part such regulations hs have
been promulgated hHvc not been
efficiently enforced, thus hilording
ca-y opportunities Tor eastern cat,lc
to gam admission 10 western her h.
Rigid enforcement at hll existing
sanitary regulations tor the protcc-
ton of western cattle must be dcnhn'
dcd aud every possible effort should
be put forward by your assOciHtlol
10 aid the sanitary authorities of th,
various statc- aud territories ANA yut
cnn prevent the spread OF the iii
-ra-c.'
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WAsuINuroN, sept. % Admiral
Shustnkoll, the ltur-inu minister ol
marine, who was In Chicago yo,tcr-
day, will he waited upon when hc mr..
riyes in New York by Lieut.. Cawlcs
of the United states navy, who ha7
been detailed by the secretary of the
navy 10 extend 10 the distinguished
visitor the CourtoHlrs Oi the nayy. de.
purtmcnt aud 10 accompany him 10
any poiuts of interest he mny wish to
visit on the Atlantic coast.
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ALI ms NunITIONs
nave besn H"HiIIrd and ne HH- No
Oth"rs-sO says Manning,

NEW IoRK, Sept. 2I--A special
from Albany says Tine majority Of
Manning's friends here believe he will
not try TO remain in the cabinet JAS
II Manning, the sccrctary4 son ha-
sud repeatedly within the past few
days that he knew m- father would
not 20 bHck TO stay. II Manning gor-
back to Washington tins fall it VIII be
merely 10 confer aud advise with the
president ~ To the selection Of his
successor. "l called upon tho -rcretn.
ry yesterday nj his private Office IN
the Argus building TO ask hin direct
ly about lis future plans aud found
Manning looking FUZZY restored H.
health In the general conversation
that followed there was no sign OF that
slight hesitancy OF speech which for
time is said to have been part OF
Manning invalid condition. II,
talked as freely aud easily AZ he did
before his attack. Manning has II
great dislike to being formally inter.
viewed. While not caring to talk
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-28

WAsHlNGIoN, sept, a. The act
ng attcrnoy'gcneral has given am
opinion to the treasury department
In regard to the duty on the -trucru
raj iron Imported for use in the con
struction Of the Capitol building ur
Austin, Texas, sustaining the acuun
Of the depHr. meut assessing NJ III,
cate OF one aud quarter cont- pc,
pound
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special 60 the EEhmiutr
FoRr WOWu, Sept. ~ hliJsll
Cornwny, an old man Ol a years
while walking over "A trcsilc on the
Texas Il Pacific east OF this city, miss.
ed his footing aud fell u distance OF
forty feet breaking his lett arm in
three places, -hnltcring his lett thigh
boYc aud otherwise bruising himself
lie wnA found by the section mou
this morning ina -Gd plight. lie i,
50 old that his Injuries will prov,
fatal.