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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13

nakowy tykiet wrzucifi do uc-
ny wyberczej. Dopiero pred
kllku dniami stat sic W naszej
! parafii przypadek, ~wroaacy o.
kropna burza. Obywatel Flip
czak pogryzf twarz prezydeu-
towi naszego Kzmitetn kosciel-
lego. Teraz wszyscy boja sic
owego czfowieka i starajq sic
u wfadz, by kazafy go trzymae
ia 1ancuchu i nalo3yG mu ka-
ganiec Ma szczeke, by drugich
spokojnych ludzi ME pokasat.
Pozadany tn Jest bnznesista
z pelnym kapitalem, ably Ia
fo3yf polsk' store, ktorego iesz-
cze ne NANNY. Chociaz Texas
ME jest talk zfotodajny, jak 60
pan Karwowski przedstawia,
jest on jednak Ola Polakow
eosyc dogo1ny.
LA CROSSE, Wis. daw-
MESSY obywatel winonski p.
Jan Meyer zafozyi salon pod
numerem 224 ulicy 3cnej. Po-
lacy La Crosse i goscie q
Wlnony mechai raczq pamie-
tao O swym rodaku, i jezeli
przyjdzie ~potrzeba i ochota
rczgrza6 sic srod zimy czen
ostrem lub rozweselic sic i o.
rzezwi3 20 lrudach klopotaah
szklaakq dobrego piwa, do nie-
go wstapic. Zna)dq tam cd go
dziny 10 do 4 woIny lunch.
ONNISKO nowojors!1ie "a
powiada druk uuwej powiescl
pana Mieczys1owa Chrostow-
wskiego, pod tytulem Roh ~.
cia. Pow1esc ia jest osnuta
ma tie stosunkow amerykahs-
kich maluje 3ycje emigrapta
z magnacklei rodziny pocho-
dzacego, a rzqcouego ma brnk
miast tute.jszych, ola toczenia
walk o byt. Sytuacye odzna-
czajace sic pa1uralnoscia, styl
potoczysty, a przedewszystSiem
koloryt mielacowy, nada]a tel
piracy wielka wartos6 i obudza
niezawodnie wielkie zaintere-
sowanie sic ze strony l"ssa.
wych czytelniIlow naszych.
OPIEKUN Zwiazku Mar
Po]skiegc KS. Dominik Maje1
Jest bardzo lublana osoha pc
mied1y Polnk&!ni w Amery
ce = ]ak sic przekonujemy
przeslanych nam mnoglch "a
pytah o lego sdres, Ably int
resowanym ufatwl6 korespon
dencya z tym godnym kapia
mem, rodajemy tn dok}adn.
jego adres: Rev. d. Majer, "a.
Charles Str, ST. Paul, Mum
APPLETON, Mimi. = Do
bre mieli tego roku farmerz,
nasi urodzaje, sprzatneli f.
buszli q akra. Jest tn A 70
dim polsSich, Ola ktorych ra
W miesiac odprawia nabo2eh
stwo ks. Zawadzki z Delano
W APPLETON powierzy
l'slny kolektowanle abopamen
tn "a W1u1usa serdecznem1
druchowi nuszemu Mlchafow
Mllochowi.
w CHICAGO w najbli3sz
niedziele. lG grudnia. o 90
dzinie 2 2 potudnia, odbedzi
sic W hal OBJ. Wojciecha Ko
valskiego, rog Milwaukee ave
i Noble ullcy, regularne posie
dzen,e nowo. zafo1oneso iowa
rzystwa ~polsklego narodoweg'
!, Rzemiesluikow polskich krol;
Mleczyslawa pierwszego. Kto
by zechclal tcraz do tego tc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
NAJlEPSlE LDROWIE!
DR.. f. G. WESTA SRODEK
Ma NERWN i MOZG. pyarunto.

DR.. f. G. WEsTA SRODEK
MA NERWY MOZG, g@@arunto-
w@"" 'aleMnl'.re iekarstwo ma ny
-t"'y2 zANr " g."wic, konwul-
sTe, n.ruill ~%i, nerwowa newtul-
&@t. h"i lsfie'" erwowa prostra-
rN', po'hod2&o:t = nzytku ak oho-
lE lub tabaki, hrzSemnosG, prxy-
gnebleni" umv>t we. rozmiek~zc-
ne mozgu, prownG1Hrr do ob'aka-
mia, d. nleszczeS"", rozpaczy j
sm'e'ri - powodDiacr fychie ze-
s~tarzrmie sic, nir!i"1nosG, utrato
sifv Il obojga rfci, mlmowoine u
plawy i chorobe zwana Sperma
t%horrhoea, bedaca -kutkiem mad
uzycla m~zgu, samogNa'tu i in
nych ajnSch grz"chow Kasdo PHI
defko zawiera porcyn VA jeJnn mic
siae. S1.OO ?odriko, lnb 6 pudelck
IA $500. Przesefa sic poczta, ktd-
IA odd"je przvsefke, skoro walt25c
pres Tiki bedslc jej zapiacona
Gwmran mi jenny xa 6 Ns1-
deleA,
ze to wylccza kaziy irzypadek.
Prey ka&dcm zan6wisniu, jakie
otrzym"my la s rudctek, Z dofa-
cze":em $500, poslemv zamawia-
J4cem" ''aSz;1 pIsana gwar"rcya,
II zwf6c'my rieniadze, jezeli le-
karstw" nasze ME wykuruj o. Gwn-
rancye Wvstuwin tylkO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-13
GO SkYCHAC?

W 81 CHAC!
NIHILISCI wydali zn6w pro-
klamacya, W kt6iej pisa, re choc
i'm sic i ta raza ME udafo, to jed
max swego ME %Zaniechaia i CESAR
zycia ME bedzie pewny, dopoki
lepszych rzad6w i wiekszei wolnos-
CT W kraju ME zaprowadzi. Co tie
same angielskie gazety pisa}y O
spisku Polsce, to sic odnosi do
kilku akademikow Moskali i kilku
urzednikow moskiewskich. Rosya
nas}a3a takich z%apalehc6w do Pol
ski i mysla1a przez to Polakow pod
bacznem OXEN, a teraz sobie przez
to goracego sad}a "a sk6re nalala.
Me ma dzls spokojniejszych ludzi,
jak Polacy.
WE FRANCYI robia sic CO.
raz wieksze zaburzenia. Przyszlo
iuz do tego, re sic pc rdznych
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bijq sic ma zab6j,
kaleczac sic nozami hub navel
strzelala do siebie W t}umie scis-
ku Z rewolwer6w. Co gorsza, po-
czynaja tam podk}adac dynamit
pod domy i tie wysadzaja W po-
wietrze. Kelnerzy i rozmaici po-
s}ugacze 2 restaracyi i kawiarni
bywaja najgorsi i oni to diva bio
IA swoich streczarzy dynamitem
w powietrze wysadzili. Bulanzera
zas wszyscy wysmiewaja, ale cara
zem wszyscy go SIG trzymaja. Ro-
bi sic tam TAXI nieporzadek ia
kie zawrocenie gfovy, re bodaj
czy sic obedzie bez utoczenia krwi,
ale to dobrego, przez co zapewne
dopiero troche zastanowienia wr6ci.
ZE SERBII pisa, 10 tamtej-
sly krdl, choc sic Y zona rozwi6df,
bodaj czy sic ma tronie swoim u
trzyma.
Przyjaci6i jak nie mia1, tax
ME ma i Z kazdym dniem stale
sic nieporadniejszy a bardziej W
w}asnym kraju znienawidzony.
KROLOWA NATALIA serb
ska kupi}a 2 pewnoscia Iobra Kut-
no w Kr6lestwie Pol, klein cd re
jenta Zawacklego, a teraz uk}ada
sic podobno 4 Treskowem o ku-
picnic drugiego majatku. Tresko-
wowie dostali kiedys "a Irus po-
}udniowych dobra tie prawie dur-
mo.
AFRYCE murzyni ME
mysla ustapic Europejczykom
wypedzaj2 ich re swego kraju
gdzie tylNo moga. Niemcy i An
glicy posiali tam wlele okrct6w
Z tych bombarduja murzynski,
miasta i wsie. Wiecej j~cszcze t,cl
okretow wnet tam poSlq, zeby nj
by handel niewolnikami przerwat
gdy tych biedakow Il Airyki mo
rem wywozic ME pozwolp. Hand
lem tym trudni4 sic tam ARABIC
vie i ma MIN Mrabiajq To by}o
by bardzo dobrAe, ale ME dobrz,
jest, gdy Europejczycy cisnq 81,
do ojczyzny murzynow i wystepu
jp tam ME jako goscie, ale jak,
panowic i cafe kraje chca zrobi
swemi niewolnikami. Gorzej jesz
National Republican., 1888-02-05
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.


Public Printer Benedict has given q contract tu
Chicago firm for slsuOO for Iith"graphic plates.
Lafayette j. Butler was convicted in the Crimi.
nal Court yesterday on the charge Of selling in
toNicating liquors to minors and fined So aud
costs.
Michael GNrvey, convicted in tho Criminal
Court last week for Keeping an unlicensed bar
wa. yesterday sentenced by Justice Montgomery
to pay fine Of SlOi and costs,
Henry Coleman has answered h4wifr's petition
for divorce denying the charges made, and filed
u cross bill seeking divorce from her Adultery
with James pahn"y Is charged.
Mr. Campbell Carrngton attorney for Louis
FObcr, acquitted last week Of tho charge of sell
ing liquor on sunday, has hlrd motion asking
the court to give judgment against the District
for costs,
when the case Of Main against Hondcy, Of the
Hotel iicylderc, WAS rrn he'd in the Equity Court
yesterday, Justice Cox rulcl that he could MT
take up the second bill until the first had been set
tied, aud set Tuesday February 7, to hear this
motion TO dismiss the first bill without e,udice
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Meeting of the Classical society.

The first regular meeting of the Classical
Society for the season of lSNS was held at
Miss Ransom studio, on Wednesday even
ing the Isl inst This society was organized
about II years ago by Miss Ransom, assisted
by the late DR.. G, e. Coz, Judge Waite of
Chicago Mrs Cary Long, Hon. 4. q. Rid
die and General Vim. Birncy. Hon. Samuel
~hclabargcr was elected first president and
has continued in that position To the present
time. Among those who have held prumi-
ncnt positions and have been active inthcSO-
cicty are Judge VIM. Lawrence, DR.. Gregory,
General John Eaton, Mary Clcmmcr, Dir,
palteu and Prof Elliott. Among the many
who have discussed subjects brought before
the society are the late President Garfield,
prois Powell and Mason, DIR, Sunderland,
lIr buckley, Prof lra,n0rd of Boston, and
ext Ihicf Justice Drake. Papers have been
read before the society by President Mark
Hopkins, Rev. James Freeman Clark. Prof
John Albcc, Hon. George b. Luring, Hon. 4
q. Riddle, Miss sophia Townsend, Hon, lg-
natius Donnclly and many Others who are
well known in literary circles.
Al the last meeting Rev, John i. Newman
read an eloquent paper on Buddha, which
was listened to with delight by large and
intelligent audience
National Republican., 1888-02-05
GOOD TEMPIAR NOTES.
what is Being Done in the Different
Lodges.

Star of the East Lodge which has twinklcd
iccby for some time, went into total eclipse
on Friday evening last. 1t received Il visit at
it, room in odd Fellows Hall from the
Grand Lodge on that evening, and, after an
animated discussion, surrendered its charter.
Members and friends of the order in the
southeast part of the city purpose organizing
new lodge. freed so far az may be from the
elements and influences which rendered per-
mancnt success of Star of the East impos-
sibe
clements Lodge had very large attend
ancc at its last regular session and initiated
ON that evening eleven new members. ON
Ger, for the ensuing quarter were elected as
follows: f. 4. Harrison, g. T.; Ada llOllidgC,
V. r.: Andrew KalstrOm, Secretary; Ed
ward Mahoncy, +. S.; Marion NIahuncy,
Treasurer: May Gulhcrt, Chaplain; J. Baden,
Marshal; Molic lattcu, u. NJ; Ella Jones,
tuar,l Willie clark, Scntimcl Brother Nash
was recommended for Lodge Deputy, and
Julia E Martin reelected superintendent of
Juvenile rcmplurs.
Star Of Hope Lodge received ut its last
National Republican., 1888-02-05
BUSTLES IN COURT.
A Somewhat Amusing Scene IN an Engiisi
Court.
The st. james Gazette.

NV '7N' oN'l''N hH'''''
The Lord Chief Justice of England and
Lord Justices Cotton and Bowen concluded
yesterday the arguments of the celebrated
dress improver' case which created ST. much
amusement in Mr.. Justice Kckcwich' court
some months ago. The action il brought by
the plaintiffs against the defendants, ullcg-
ing infringement of Il patent in dress inn
proverS,' and upon the appeal of the plain
titls from the decision of Mr. Justice kckc-
wich against them. The main question for
decision was whether there could he novelty
in the application of braided wire to dress
improvcrS.'
II was asserted that half a million or these
articles had been sold, and the inventor
claimed that they We're cooler and more
comfortable than any smilardcSgn. and able
to support the heaviest dress The court
was Uttered with various kinds of dress inn
prOvcrS, the occupants of the bench being
provided with specimens of the disputed in-
vcntiun, and counsel enforced their argll-
mcntS by gc>ticulalion with dress improycr-
in their hands, with white tapes dying
Mr. Moulton, q. c., addressed Il long argu-
mcmt in the court urging that, although
braided wire had been used for cushions, lis
use for dress mpruvcrS was Il novelty capable
of being protected by patent,
Lord Justice Bowcn-rhcn you say that
there is a difference between a pillow on
Whlcll you put your hcill anu Il hrcHN I'M
provcr ON which you put another part o
your body. Il.aughtcr.l
The Lord Chief JuStiCc-Surcly dress i'm
proven is in the nature of Il cushion. If ON,
may say 81, it is in the nature of II padding
! tGrcat laughtcr.l
Mr.. Moultnn Contcndcd that, AT any rate
Il dress improvcr waSa cushion with >pccia
object and purpose.
At the conclusion of the arguments I'll,
| Lord Chief Justice intmatcd that the itlrihc
hearing would be postponed for evidence or
| ono mint
National Republican., 1888-02-05
35c. RIBBED BAL HOSE FOR %,

35c. RIBBED BAL HOSE FOR 25c.
These are unbleached Bulbriggun, and are
recommended ns superior in all respccts-
shape, appearance, durability; the best.
ENGLISH INGRAM BAL HOSE FOR 25c.
Black and all colors. Improved shape.
Double heels and toes. Specially recommended
for its good wearing qualities.
30c. FANCY COTTON HOSE FOR 35c
Checks, stripes, and plain colors in the va
rious new designs aud shades for enrlyspring
wear.
i9c. Isle THREAD HOSE FOR Ale.
Fancy stripes, in new shades, which are
warranted fast colors. 55c. n pair would
not he dear for them.
Csc. FANCY ENGLISH HOSE FOR 55c.
The new boot patterns and some fancy
stripes in pretty combinations of black with
new shades Of green's lilac, blues. reds, Sc.
soc, RIBBED HOSE FOR zoe.
The beautifully y.delecate colors of these silk
like hose will captivate your eye and thus
your pock"tbook.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Dcnth of Gen. d. l.. q. CInrkc.

Hon. o. =. q. Clarke died at his residence
ON Columbia street at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning Of paralysis. No arrangements
have ns yet, been made furrhc funeral. lii
daughter, who is in Mexico, has been tcc
gr;lphcd for, and the arrangements will not
he perfected until She has been heard from
I,inm1 and md WAS prnm"rcI nine timrH f.,
mcrturious conduct and guluntry. on
leaving the army he entered the Pension
Onicc and worked his way up. When Com
missioner of Pensions dudley resigned
Major Clarke was appointed by President
Arthur to the vacancy, and held that Ollie,
until the advent of this administration. II,
wa. widely known and well liked by all
National Republican., 1888-02-05
PLAIN SHADES,
COMBINATIONS
AND PLAIDS

which will embrace in part the following:
pLAIDS-Rich"-t assortment in li,sht color If.
l'ct~ yet shown, including ground shades ni ''nh.
elm Blue. Mahogany, Queens Red, Pearl cray,
Turrurcotta, lau~ and Beige.
ILAiN SIADES-iU-inch All.wou ~huuda-, in
all the early spring shades protti"r aud NOR"
popular than ever,
. CIriNGss-Handsnm" line Of iL.inrh French
EHwn, Mahogany, Iane, ere. \ very rhUi"" col
lection.
COMBINATION ROBES-Euvrn beautiful pat
form. rnrI containing the necessary qunutitv of
plain material, accompanied 10y sufficient striped
goud- for making up in combination Light,
quiet effects prevail, which Will Il" doubt "nn~ti.
tutc this seasons most CsiINhlc styles
Black and whit" Dress GOudS-Wc haze ul-u
opened y tcw very desirable patterns in Black.
nui.W Whitc checked aud Plaid Nuul Good. which
are we'll worth tn" attention nt IN" trade.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Only a Few Days More

will be allotted to these goods,
when they will be withdrawn, and
YOU may never again have the
opportunity to procure such values.
Let your intelligence be your
Judge. Don't hesitate. Come to
the Golden Eagle at once, where
YOUR one hundred cents will pro-
cure two dollars worth of goods.
We don't believe in the blood
curdling, Ned Buntline way of
advertising our goods. What we
say to you is a straightforward
story. visible to the naked eye.
We must make room for an cX-
tremely large stock of spring and
summer Clothing, and in order to
do so quickly, we must make sac
ritices; and you shall and must
have the benefit of our loss.
National Republican., 1888-02-05

capital The occasion wa, the celebration of
her twcnty.iilth year at the Burg Ihcatcr.
Vienna the second thCatCr in importance Oi
Europe, counting the rhcatr" FrancaiN, ui
Paris ~ th" first. NJ actress Wa ever treat
ed with greater distinction than Nine. VOL
ter ON the great day Of the festival. " the
first citizen ui Vienna, th" Mayor presented
her with laurel wreath ui gold. TIA" Em-
pcrur of Austria sent her an autograph letter
and gift of diamonds. Ills wife, the
| Empress, too, laid Il tribute Of admiration 1T
her feet, and the Emperor "i Germany sent
Il letter To- the actress, whom he styled MY
| dear Charlotte All ranks of people kept
| holiday, and from far and near presents aud
message, innumcriblc were received hy th"
| woman whose genius and public gifts were
| the cause of all the ado. At the performance
in the thcatcr, the Emperor Crown Prime
| and other dgnitarCs were present, and the
| house was packed. The play was "Supphu,
with Mime WOltcr in the title role. She was
received with enthusiasm, and was over
whclmcd with flowers. At the clusc of the
| play she made Il touching speech oi thanks
! Ia the Emperor and audience. She is fifty
| three years old, but il still yuung-luuking
| Heinrich Laubc discovered WOlcr, whom he
| first saw in Il small part al the Carl Thcntci
us long ago Hs 1859. He was at the time
manager of the Burg Thcatcr, but he could
not secure her services ON account of her cn.
gagemcnts, until years after he bad formed
a just estimate of the powers of the then "h
sCurc actress.
The country home of Nine. WUltcr is IN
| the immediate ncighbOrhOOd of the imperial
summer palace at Schocnbrum, Il few mile,
! from Vienna. over the gate is the armOriaI
shield of the Count O'Sullivan de- Grass, hcl
| husband She stipulated at the time of hcI
marriage, which was long kept secret, that
she should pursue her stage career To it,
completion. Hans Maliart, the artist, was
| l,t, t,,t l, ptt
one of the largest rooms of her residence is u
canvass by him covering almost the entir,
wall, representing her as McNsalina. In hcl
rural retreat the actress leads Il simple life
hut with the evidences of appreciation given
her by the rich and great, contributing mag
National Republican., 1888-02-05

meeting visitation from Columbia lodge.
Three candidates graduates from Star of
Hope Juvenile Temple, were initiated The
officers for the ensuing term were installed.
Lodge Deputy l.anman officiating In the
good ufthc order exercises piano solos were
rendered by Chief Tcmplar Bollinger, avocal
solo by sister b. Lawton, rccitations by the
byJ. +. Ochscmcitcr OfCo-
lumbia Lodge; II vocal solo by Sister ). Siblcy
of Clements, and remarks by Chief Tcmplar
Boyd of Mnnchaha.
d. p. Holloway Lodge had Il public in
stallatiOn OF officers at its last meeting, Lodge
Deputy 5. :. Bond officiating. A large num-
bcr of visiting members and outside friends
were present to take part in, or enjoy as spec
tatOrs, the delightful literary and musical en-
tcrtainment which Holloway Lodge always
presents on such occasions.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
THE YOUNG MOZART.
Josef Hoffman, as Composer, Conductor,
and Performer.

4 novelty, in the way of entertainment,
will be offered tomorrow afternoon at the
Grand Opera House. Monday matuccs are
not usually "thc thing in thcatrical~ but
the advance sale of seats to hear young
Josef lloimann promises not alone II
crowded house but made up Of the most
fashionable and cultured people in Washing
ton. The little fellow will he accompanied
by Il splendid array of artists and the pro-
grammc promises II rare musical treat, but,
aside from all this, young Josef will assume
the triple role of composer, conductor, and
performer. Except ON one occasion the lit
lie fellow has never conducted an orchestra
IN his life; but ON Monday he will assume
the leadership of tine orchestra during the
performance of the "pulOmaiSc Amcricauic,' ~
which he composed and scored himself dur
ing his advent in this country As It matter
of interest to all musicians, and ~ Il Spcc-
men of Il series of selections Of iir>t-class
compositions, the programme in full is given
hrrCwith
l. overture" "Juhel
orchestra
=. Variations on nth"mc 10y Beethoven
National Republican., 1888-02-05
In Memory of Lincoln.

The anniversary celebration of the birth
day Of Abraham Lincoln, by the Republican
National League, viii take place At the
League House next Sunday, the l2th in
stant AT ? o'clock Rev. Dr, Newman will
open and close the services, Adlro,>r, will
be made ON that occasion hy senator Cul.
lom, Col. Ward II Lumon ami John Ilny.
The glrc club Of the League win give upprn.
PIRATE music Member, of Congress and
members Of the League, with tine ludir, and
gentlemen of their families, urr cordially in
Nilnl 10 hr nrnsrnl
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LOT 2.

30 Pieces, comprising Plain Armurc Suit
ings, Corded ~uitings, ltayures, Dlagonals, Ri
son Cloths, " Dol Plaids, French Check suit
ings, striped Suitings OF every conceivable
style color, or pattern to make dresses that
are stylish good, and. what is more. II do
cidudly good bargain. ROT UND.VP PRICE
30 CENTS. some Of this lot were imported
10y us to hr sold for ~ styles would not lake:
colors all right; but some price must sell them,
Some were 75c, others were 62i2c unl G9c
It's our loss aud your gain.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Nlnlntinr the pnnsinn Inv.

The Commissioner of Pensions has been
advised by telegram from Special Examiner
Fall, at Brookiicld, Mo- that Clark Allen
was arrested on the Sd instant for falsely
representing himsclfto be, and acting in the
capacity Of, Special Examiner +, +, llrnsloy
He claimed to have headquarters at Chilli.
cOthc, Mo, The Commissioner has also been
advised that John H. Hopkins, Of Knoxville
Tenn, who was arrested on the 3lst ult fr
demanding and receiving an illegal attorney
fee in the case of Susan T.. Dickson, wa, held
in the sum Of 5000 To answer to the charge
at the July term Of court.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Death of Miss Alma so,omons.

Miss Alma FSolOmOns, the beautiful
daughter of our esteemed townsman, Mr. A.
;. Sulomons, died yesterday morning at the
residence of her father, i2O5 X street north
west, Of nervous icvcr, She was the youngest
of his children, bright intelligent, attractive
and Of most charming disposition, and in
her death the family sustain II great loss in
which they have the deep sympathy of their
many friends in the city. The remains will
be tnkrn u Now York for intcrmcmt.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
lFOr two pianusJ
Inset IIpilnuun
Fighting the FolIcr Case.

Justice Cos, in equity court yesterday
heard the case Of John Follcr, who was re,
Gently pronounced insane 10y jury Mr.
ripp"tt, counsel for respondents moved IL
set aside the llndmg on the ground that ON,
of the jurors was u nonresident. and al-u
because the ca.c should have been heard i'm
Baltimore, FullrrN home. Mir lobriucr fur
petitioner resisted the motion The cu,C
will have further hearing next Saturday.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LOT 8

% Pieces Plaid aud S'rnrh romNnutlons.
when rlsSna orr window Sou $50 a few
styles. "" hay" them in IN" I"a,!inV rolors;
in variety wcr, never rxc"llul; patterns of the
newest W" hnv" hut limlci nunhor of
his choice hnwuu; therefore, Il UND-UP
PRICE, - This price" ror the p.al,ls and
stripes, the general prices of wnicr were
from El.95 tn - - per yurl; the p':ln mate
rial 10 match RANGED Ia prJcr from - 10 ~ 25,
which we now mark 75c our aim briug to
"'0Nc ont -omo choice gopls u, !uw rricrs.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LOT 4.

SO Pieces 5i-inch All-Wool Mixed Tricots,
the most scrviccablc of Dress Fabrics, in the
choicest Of mixturcs-Gmy, Brown Mixed,
Blue Mixed, Illuminated IN all colors, ROUND.
Ia buy 81, @o', and 75c staples ut prices we
quote for none are worth less ana cheap ut
thnf
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Round-Trip Tickets Ia Annapolis Via Bnl.
timOrc and Potomac Railroad.

In order to prcommodntc persons who may dee.
sire To- Nisit Annapolis during tho ,c..iun Of the
Legislature, the ulumor" and lutrlunr Railroad
Company will sell ruundtrip tickets irum Wash.
iugtun to Annapolis on every "Wednesday during
the session ut I, The ticket, viii be- good going
only ON train leaving station sixth aud B streets
At Va m. and 10 return by train leaving Annap-
oils for Washington, via Odenton, nj 800 p. m.
National Republican., 1888-02-05
Releasing the Surety.

In the case of Lawrence Murphy, indicted
for forgery, and who WAS brought back from
New York city on a bench warrant the fore
part of the week, Justice Montgomery, yes
tcrday, on motion of District Attorney Pad
gctt, ordered that the forfeiture be Sc, aside,
and the surety, d. y, Felt, released from fur
tb,r nb blipntinu
National Republican., 1888-02-05
CHARLOTTE wOLTER,
OF the Burg Theator, vienna, Coming to
the United states,

The Queen Of the Stage in German speak
ing cuuntrir, il to be our next visitor oi
worldwide distinction. Charlotte Wulicr
the Countess O'Sulli>an dc Grass, was honor
ed at a recent date by most remarkable pub.
lir md nfllrinI demonstration in thr Amstrinn
National Republican., 1888-02-05
LOT L.

3I5 Pieces, comprising Heather suitings.
English Pin Checks, Domestic Plaids, Scotch
Effects, Small Checks, Hair-line Stripes, Cam
els Hair, Homcspuns, and many single pieces
of materials which we have not the space to
mention. Colors styles, and patterns are end
less, ROUNDUP PRICE, 80 CENTS. No
piece In the lot worth less than soc, and many
were 50c, 62i2c, and 89c, AMI few were 75c