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National Republican., 1888-04-19
SOMEWHAT PECULIAR CASE.
suit On u Notc Given to Abandon d
Prosecution.


The suit of Moses 4 Son against Warrcu
+. Whytc and Bernard Oycrman, admins
traitors, ,torccoycr $3.50 the value Of auotc in
dors,d 10y the defendants, was begun in
circuit rour No. Yesterday The suit
grows out Of q recent case in the criminal
coult, \ number Of years AGO Charles W.
Adds, son Of Mrs. Oyermam by former
marriage, ,mbczZlcd some money while an
,mployc Of the plaintiff, and left the city
His Whereabouts were discovered early IN
1854, the grand jury returned an indictment
against him for cmhczZlCmcnt In May, 1851,
aud he wa, arrested and brought back. But
Tie plaintiffs agreed moi tp prosecute the
ease II they were rumuncrltcd for their loss
and the cOI- of bringing Nddis back were
paid. This was agreed to, u note for the
amount with WHITE and Oycymln as In
dorscrs was given. and IN December, 1851, the
ease was nulc pressed 10y the United states
attorney. The note was never paid and
hence the suit. For the defense general
denial was entered, and that the amount
could not he recovered ON the ground that
1t was IN payment of the abandonment Of
the prosecution Tor crime. The case was
not finished when court adjourned for the
day. Mr.. u. W. Classic Is the attorney for
the plaintiffs. and Mcs,rs WowhngtUn ami
llcald for the defendants.
National Republican., 1888-04-19
CITY ITEMS.

lIOwLASD DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2li Four.
nud.0 half street northwest, three doors north
of PennSylvNniO avenue T., T., Rowland, VI,
d., &, II, Rowland. ID. d. s.. surgical, operative,
and mechanical dentists. ENtractioils under
nitrous oxide, 80 cents each tooth, and only 70
CCuts extra for gas, whether one or Il number
of teeth are extracted NJ the same sitting
persons, Artificial teeth S. per set Cold
amalgam, and white filings inserted In the
best manner, All work warranted first class.
National Republican., 1888-04-19
TRtIELERS GriDH.
UNlE rRENr rrENNSNLVNNIN EDiarr 70
l. NORTH WESTANn sOt i'm EE~r.
lrl EIEiRACK,SP SPLENDID EMERY:
SlEEl. RAILS. MAGNltiCESr LgCiT-
N LIFECI DEC N. iSs1.
I\S LEAVE Wu-ltiu,.f,s, t..,l,,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc 'ENFEY;
SlGkt RAILS MAGNIFicESr EQuif,
"''f Is EFFECT DEC io ,ss-
TRNlNS LEAVE Washington from station.
corner 9Th and u streets. as follows,
. For Piit,hWe and thc West Chicago llwifrI
LINlit,c o.! iamr, S.'rpiuc az. ~ H.i1 o., 'N,
nuu ST. Louis. with SIurplue tir. tf.,ul Z. i...i..
burg tp Cincinnati. ,iud Buffet t.li tu n. Tg.i,a:
HHily' ,cNe,W saturday. ig chicago. Will Sleep
press. ~ $40 y. N. daily With S'rcri7, tirs
MH~hiuetuu tu chicago and ST. Louis aua. r..
tclt saturdays, lmrishWg tu cleveland,
connecting daiIy gt Harrisburg with through
IN ICES, ~ y. m. daily for piit.bllrg aul ilr
M,,,,'; WIN Though sleeper to PitispUrr aud
ntLrNuIG. 'Nn roTONNC E..fg.lp.
I'r iIl". 'Juu".u 1Nt RH.u..',. o. r4.u,
Ni9,ssI,V' ln'n i 3D. '!lN oy"rw ~a' .ay,
Will lH.Ugr IW- ". Niugtuu iu T. n.a.
otId "a! r. " M'l,",,,H,'. ,d iHl, L"rE iMWn wd Guto.
Frr Now lorI, "u. lin lasi, ,.!1. Gt0. ilsJ
9lW iI'ng m. ~ lIu. loto. AND lla.u y a.
ii&o 1. ~. Limited rNrrrs.o vi Pullman T.-Iar
ana Dining tars, (" 90 d. lH. daily uNrvy, ~lu.
day, aud 3.j' pm. daily
-, lor Boston without rluugc, 2rOr NJ. every
lorrroollyr, y Vail through trains .o,,.
meet az J,is,y city with boat. u, rlp,sI,n
AnncN, unfolding dUCnt ir1-'r tr Sutton
York ,lty. ''"
Tor rliudclrlla. -, N.oo. iroa. avl ,,.o
n. m. 200, l'ln. GNn. 1000, and 1i91p }u ON
sunday NiN, ll:iN o. M. @on, i,ln ulNl tu.fL
and illn g. N, Limited Express. par3u. a4i
Dining Cars, o:lu q. m. week DAYS, ,u. 5.it ID.
IN. daily
Tur Baltimore. Gga. 72o. ano o.lo. go. ,t.,,,.
10 q. N. l@N5. .en. 3.ii l.l0 i.:n. to- eJ.
$40 100, and li:gU o. IN. ON >urlt,. s.sl,
guA NaN, l:lua. no.. 2uh, 3.ii, i.lo tuL ,Ir.
iOrn. and lf.,b ~ w.
For pupo's Crock Line, is!la IN. and 81, r.
m. daily except sunday.
Tor Mnor0lis ,;9o and orUn. m.. lGn,. i!a,
aud t1o y. m. daily cSCupt suHdy. SaHHay..
ALEXANDRIA AND rREnrWcsSWrpg
NNlM r,ANn ALEXANDRIA, And
Tor yNuudria. ilr. talh S.iu. o.i1 Il.'. % ', ,
l*Ei noon, 2uj. i:2i, iuu G.oi, $50, SOS. .utr.
aud ll3i T.. m On sunday, at 600 9.i,, IN.F, q.
m, .3O. $50 SOS, and inpj ~ m.
Accommodations for UuWti"o, $40 r. ~.
week days.
For Richmond and the south. 900. iO.5; n M. ..
daily, and G.0l y, m daily. except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Wa,hir.-fou.
Gt5, T:Ol, SEQ. rln, lO.i5 1i:O; a. m : l.lN l0l
i&Ti, $40. ia5. !l;l3 iu.i2 and llaNi w. M. on
sunday az o:l0 and ll:U, Il, m; suO $40 ..Uj,
0+2, and ln:I2 y, m.
Tickets and Information ~ the Office. north.
east corner Ul 18Th street and rylin> vl\au.i
avenue. and 10 the station, where ORDERS can
hu left iur the checking of baggage To- l,,tiua.
tiun iIom hotels and residences,
j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
tiINS. T.. PJhll, General Manager
National Republican., 1888-04-19
rroduce Market-ArriI Is.
OTTON steady: mlddllng, 0!@lOc.

COTTON steady: middlng, 9JGtl0c.
FIOl II steady ana firm, with active inquiry,
Howard street and neutrality-suspicious. 2.i5;do.
extra, $3UoGt315; do. family, Si!5dfi7O: city
mills super S2aGi aG0: do extra, 80 0Ol.I -; do.
Rio brands, Si5Gti.15 patapsCo supcratiyc
IAtcnt, $3.50; do. family, s5l5
WlIEAT-SOuthcrn iirln red, 02ls9jc. amber,
9N0Tc; western lower and quiet; No winter
red, spot, S9!c bid; May 9OfM0lc; June, 9ilGG
.lic: July, SSGt SOC; August, SNc asked.
CORN Southern higher and firm; white,
t:I@6ic; yellow, GJN6dc: western lower and
dull; mixed, spot, Cea@C3c; May, Jl@G9c;
June, Gle asked.
OATS firm, with active demand-Southcrn
and Pennsylvania, 3Slrisc; western white, f?lD
t3c: do. mixed, 3s0yiOc.
RYE quiet and tirmcr, ?0T15c.
HAY strong; prime TO choice western, $500
PROVISIONS frmcr and quiet Mess pork,
$500 Bulk meats shoulders and clear rib
sides, packed, i@Sic. Bacon Shoulders, 10
sc; clear rib sides, DC; hams, i@@ls!c. Lard
refined. S.c.
BUTTER steady western packed, 9O1e3c
creamery, 25W9Sc.
EGGS iirmer. BE.
PETROLEUM steady; refined, &c
COFFEE quiet and Stcady--Rio cugocs, or
dinary to fair liza ld.c.
SUGAR steady and firm: \ soft, q 1916; cop
Icr refined firm and active, l5.M iGC,
WHISKY steady, Sl.2lGl2j.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTMOHE, April lS.Nirginia lis, past due
coupons, Gjt; do. new IS, ~; do, lO'lOS - bid
to-day,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
suit of an Administrntor. A

The suit of Edwin c, Manning, rs admins
traitor, against the Union Transfer Company
for $1,000 damages for fatal injuries received
by Benjamin u. Manning ON inauguration day
last, in being knocked down by Il coach be
longing TO that company, was begun before
Justice Merrck In circuit court No. ! yeStcr'
day, and was not finished when court adj
ipllInUl for tlp lny
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Mr.. &, II. Oedamer i II Very Lucky
Mnn.

iG@ Main street. TOuur,tinns from the News
man he said: Yes. / drew 5000 In the
Louisiana state Lottery last Tuesday, and !
have been paid every cent of the money. ! got
and thought no more about ii until read a
list of tile lucky numbers in the Dallas News.
then oNamhed my ticket aud found that !
was the fortunate man The lucky man Is u
young unmarried German, aud lives with his
mother and sisters. the latter being Interested
with him in the prize Dallas ,TcNus) News,
March 49,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Verdict for ncrtlln q. watson.

verdict for.sl,?0O was given for the plain
tin in circuit court No, /, Justice Ilagncr, YES
terday in the suit of Bertha q, Watson, nee
board and Cunsting Company tor Sl0OOO dam.
ages for not protecting the plnintifi while Il
passenger on the >tcdmerIo John ", Thompson
In 1883,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
II. Dropped 1t Like IL Hot Coal.

Clutches like crabs are best liked when one
can drop them, Paralysis, u much greater
evil and for which crutChcs are so commonly
used can be readily and rapidly cured rs can
haustlon 10y the use oi Dr. Buckland'S Scotch
Oats Essence.
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Terd Kings Trial win negIn To-Day.

The trial of Ferdinand King, AT one time
secretary OF the Eleventh Building ASsocia
tion "t Georgetown, charged with forgery in
connection with the association, will be begun
in the criminal court to-day. Assistant Dis,
triCt Attorney COylc will represent the GOV
ernment, and Mcssrs, Miller and Cassin the
defendant
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Knights of the Golden Eagle.

The hotel commit GO have had Willard'>
Hotel placed at their disposal ny u head.
quarters for supreme Castle and general
officers during the conclaye from May ~ 10 -
1858, Five thousand knights will be IN town
National Republican., 1888-04-19
CuEsApEAKE ANp ONO ROUTE.

Ncwpurt News and Mississippi Valley COM
rlnyl
schedule IN Cncct Nov. 10, iSS7
Trains leave Union Depot, 9TH and Il SIS,
1861 \. M,-Fur Newport News, Old Point
Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily rScspt
sunday, Arrive in Norfolk at n. VI.
Through parlor car Washington 70 Old
Point
ii@l \. M.--For stations ON the ChcSapcaku
and ohio, IN Virginia, West Virginia,
and kentucky Daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge 10 Hunt
iustOu
$50 +, VI g. Fast western express daily, solid
train, with Pullman buaCt Sleeping
cars to Louisville. Pullman service TO
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Memphis, aud
New orleans,
Ofiice ll3 Penn. ave.
IL, W, FULLER,
General Passenger Agent,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
,Irs. Unk.I Decline. TO Prosecute.

Mr., Ewing W0tterSon was brought TO police
court yesterday morning in cab, but the case
of assault with intent TO kill Mrs, Irene unko
was dismissed at the lattggs request.
National Republican., 1888-04-19
D1EDMoNT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAR ~. iSSs.
Trains leave b. ~ Z station. SiNtA and |;

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAR -. 1S<s.
Trains leave b. ~ L station, Sixth and II
s;gO \. NJ East Tennessee Mail iai'y for
WalT,ntUu. GufdOusNilc Chariot;,,>-
vile, L,nchbmG. aud stations between
hl!Nandria and Lyrchhurg, Roanoke,
Bristol KNOXVILLE, Rome. Calcra Mont.
gumCry and New Orleans Pullman
sleeper Washington 70 New Orleans.
ll%l y; M.-ldNt mail daily for Narrcnton,
tWrottcsNillr, GOrdousvillC. 'tttiouS
thc>arCakc aud ohio route Lynch.
hurg, Rocky Mount, DauvillC, and
stations between LylichburE and DIn.
VILE. GrcCnHhrrO', Raleigh. Charlotte
columbia. Augusta. Atlantu. R-clir.:
ham, Montgomery. New Orleans Texas,
aud, California Pullman sleeper NV
York To atlanta IN ,"onncctinn VITA
Pullman SiJCpCrS Atlanta tn New Or
leans. and Mann Doudoir slcop..s ,cr
Birmingham, NiCkSbUrg, uid >hrCvy.
E@it EIoi;r,, rnIlmoM ,,r sleeper panyile to
Washington 10 AtlHntn Does not
connect for {. ~ Y. route pu.ut5 On
s:35r, naiy,,csc Sunday, for Mauas.
sas, Stra>burs, Jud Intermediate sta
tiOnS.
$50 =, M.-Wcstcrr express daily for Warren
Gurdon>vilr, ,haruttcsvillc, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, amidst. Louis ruv.
man slccrrrs and solid train, Washing.
ION to l"qISyillr' also for Lyn'hbur-,
Hii' ioI' ChnttGnooea, Memphis, l,tIS
l,ock. aud all southwestern points
Through Pullman Sl"cprrs Wa-hin.to
70 Memphis without change.
llDO II. M.-SOuth III Express daily for Iyuch.
burg. DanNilc. Raleigh, \ AshaviNC,
Charlotte Columbia, Aiken. .iJgls,l !,
Atlanta, Montgomery, New ur'rluS,
Texas, and California. Pullman S,J,T.
cr> Washington 10 New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
Srcrrs Washington 10 Aiken. : ..
without change.
TRAINS on WASHIAGrUN AND OHIO DI-
VISION.
Leave Washington 9:l2 n. N. daily, excerpt SUN.
Jay, ana i:i5 i. m. daily, arriving lt Round
llill ll'NA. ~. and ,::l y. M; returning. lulvo
Ii"linu llill 5%N Il. ~ daily aud l:!Dp M, daily,
except Sunday, arriving Washington s.jSU. rl
and 3:55 y, IN.
Through trains from the South vin Charlotte.
Dnnrillc, and lynCllGrg, arrive IN Wa,li,s..
ton e:lOa m. 81 y, NJ; via East Tennessee,
Bristol, and lynchbur:, Mt 1913 a. m. and Q. ~
=, m; Via ChcSapcaEC and Ohio route and
'h4rlmttcsrillc, at 9iO y, III. StrusburS local
at 9.i, n. M.
Tickets. Sleeping Car reservation, and iuIor-
nation furnished and baggage checked at
uliicc, lp0 PENNSYLVANIA avenue IN 4 al lyi>-
Scnggr station, Pennsylvania railroad. Sixth
ana streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
General Passenger A.'ut.
National Republican., 1888-04-19

MT, VERNON, ,,,,,,,,, Mt, VERNON.
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves ith'st. wharf Daily except Sunday for
Mt. VERNON,
AT 10 o'clock q, M; returning, reaches Wash.
ingten about SOY, m.
l. !. BLAKE, Captain.
National Republican., 1888-04-19

"AIDERSEY DAIRY WAGONS - Fresh Alder
ney Butter Clurncd every morning and delly-
cred in pound Ward" prints at IS cents per
pound, Also cottage cheese, cents per ball;
buttermilk, cents per quart, and sweet milk
az cents per quart,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Address registered letters 10
SEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Lii.

~" Remember that the presence of Gems.
BCaurcgard and Early, who are In charge of
the drawings, Is a guarantee of absolute fair.
ness and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal. and that no ono can possibly divine
what number will draw o prize.
Remember. also, that tile payment of nri2r-
Is GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New Orleans, and the tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution
whose chartered rights arc recognized In the
highest courts: therefore, beware of all imita
tiUns and anonymous schemes" dcl8'thtu
National Republican., 1888-04-19

No wELL-REGULATED household should he
without bottle of AnguNtua BttcrS the
world renowned appetizer aud invigoratOr.
beware of cOmtcrfcits Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, manufactured
hN DE-. j q. B. Suigrrt N Sons
National Republican., 1888-04-19

BERKEIEY, pure rye whisky, tho hest ON
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and 30 cents u pint, 20 cents u sample
bottle, Tharp SIS Il street northwest.
National Republican., 1888-04-19
IROpDS ms.
DErANrALENr OrNnE INrENION

IL hEPARTMtNIO OF tliE IERloh,
~ WAsIuSGTON, y, G., April 49, lSSS.
Sealed proposals will he received at this De
partmCnt until WEDNESDAY, THE iGru DAY
or MAY. 1873, at ~ o'clock NJ, for furnishing
stationery, IN such quantities of the different
articles respectively, and N such times and
from time tn time Hs they may be- ordered,
during the fiscal year beginning July |. lSSS,
and ending June 30, isSN, for the usc of the
department of the Interior and its bureaus
and Offices.
blanks for proposals. with specifications
giving detailed statement Of the requirements
to he met In respect to each article and also
the estimated quantities probably to be re.
QuirCd Of each, and giving full instructions aS
tu the manner of bidding and conditions to he
observed by bidders, will be furnished ON an
pliCatiOu 10 the Chief of the Division uf sta
tioGCry and Printing, Department of the In
terror, Washington, u. G..
The Secretary of the Interior reserves the
right 10 reject any orall bids. To waive techni-
cal defects, and 10 accept any part of any bid
and reject the other part,
WM. i. Villas.
tt fI,tu.Gt
National Republican., 1888-04-19
CAPITAL PRiZE, Sl5O,OOO.
Tickets are Ten Dollars only; Halves
So; Fifths, 50: Tcnth,, Il.
irrot rEllUS.

2,li0 Prizes, amounting Gto.....",......"sj3jOO 600
eY1" For Club rates or any further infprma.
tiOn apply to the undersigned Your hand.
Writing must be distinct and signature plain.
More rapid return mail delivery will he assured
by your inclOsng an Envelope bearing your
full address.
Send Postal Notes, Express Money orders,
or New York Exchange in ordinary letter.
currency by Express Mt orr cXrCnsCl ad'
dressed 10 VI. A.DkUPHiS,
New Orleans, Lit,
National Republican., 1888-04-19
sale of lexington.

Mcssrs, James +, Edwards, Cnldcrun Car
isle, Andrew b. Duvall, and John !, Mitchell
as trustees, have sold to George fruesdcll, for
$4,000, part Of the tract ui land on the Brent.
wood road known as lexington, and for'
mcrly part of tract called "NOmgshurOugh,'
National Republican., 1888-04-19
Washington Stock Exchange.

Tile following list Of the most active stocks
dealt In OF tile Washington stock Exchange Is
furnished by Messrs. Bell ~ Co., Bankers, No.
1857 PENNSYLVANIA avcnuc
National Republican., 1888-04-19

BALTrMonE, April lS.-.Virginia It's, past due
coupons, 63i; do, new IS, ~; do, l0.lJS, 3j bid
tp.UuN
National Republican., 1888-04-19
MADRAS CURTAINS. MADRAS CURTAINS.

Having purchased the entire line of one of
the largest importers of these goods in the
United states, we will offer on TUESDAY,
APRIL II, and continue to sell through the
week, 2,Gs5 pair Madras Curtains In seven pat
terms at EXACTLY ONEIIALF PRICE,
ranging in price from S29s to S50S as follows:
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

Some persons have n tendency to
bleed. no matter how slight the cause.
\ small cut. scratch, or the extraction
OF "A tooth will cause profuse bleeding.
and sometimes endanser life. When
from the latterca,lse Ike II little pow
dcred chalk. roll it up in lint in the
form of II cork or plug. dip it in spirits
of turpentine and pIe>s it firmly into
the cavity. Chang it every ten or
fifteen minutes until the bleeding is
= oppe,l. Let the last plug remain
over night and then do NOT pull it out
but wash the mouth in tcpid water
until it L. loo>encd. using cold water
after the first lew mouthiul~.
bleeding from the nose il seldom
serious. except IN old persons. 1t is
often good for children. ii not too
cOpiOus. II symptoms of faintnes> en-
sue. let the person sit upright. battle
the iace aud neck with cold water or
dash cold water on the face, or better
still, take u cloth or towel, fold, dip in
cold water and banlage the forehead
and raise the arms as nigh aS posslb bile
over the head or cross them firmly be-
hind the back. This action has the
effect OF contracting the muscles of he
neck and diminishing the rush nf th..
blood to the head. In very obstinate
cases pinches of very finely powdered
alum may he inhaled or alum water
snufied up the nOstrils. Plugging the
nOstrils should not lbc reSorted To I'M
less by n physician. for if not properly
done the blood. instead Of being
stopped, finds its way to the top OF
the throat and is swallOwei.-l.o l.ost on
Transcript.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
MONTANA NEWS.

Counterfeit dollars arrin circulation
in Billings.
4 fourteen foot wall j. being built
around the Helena jail.
The Castle News has suspended pub
hcation for want al patronase-
Charles II. Tracey has been ap-
pointed postmaster AT Anaconda.
The assessment roll for Lewis and
Clarke county this year amounts I"
Sl2. .Om.W".
Cascade county has AN assessment
roll showing $780, 600 worth ol
uroperty. Great Falls claims about
one-t hrd of the total.
DeerateToole has arrived in Helena.
direct from Washington. lie will
probably take part in the political
canvass al the Territory.
Patrick IIogarty. n private of Fort
keogh. committed suicide II lew days
since bv shooting himself through the
head. He was given To -prees.
We learned from u gent leman who
had lust ret urn,sl from the east. that
while in Chicago. 10 ears Of beef cattle
arrived from Mingusville, Montana.
which sold for S3.55. We also learned
that the range in the vicinity of Mnot
Oak. was on fire and being consider
ably damaged. when the recent rain
set IN and put it ont River Press.
William Dillick. aYellowst One county
ranchman. who resides near Park
station. lost his whole seasons croI
oi hay. wheat and oats, by fire. re-
Gently. While working his threshina
machine u hot box was discovered 10y
one of he men on the machine proper
Intending To cool 1t oil. oil was re-
sorted to. which. through some ca,iS,
or other. caught fire. His barn was
also destroyed.
Herald: From a gentleman who
returned from the National Park
to-day. we learn that the reports O
the shooting of Stivers by DIR. Cline
on the Sth inst. have been greatly
exag.,erated. The affair grew out O
u quarrel bet ween Stivers AMI Moore
two of Col. Waters clerks, and Dr
Cline and Lieut.. Rivers. wherein tn,
last named gent lcman had struck ON,
of the clerks for making an insult in.
remark about II lady friend. After
wards DIR. Cline was attackel 10y Moore
while the latter was intoxicated. and
the Doctor repealed his aSsailant al
the point Of revolver. Subsequently "
Moore and Stivers. after being ORDERED
ont of the Park. lay in wait for Dr
Cline ut Gardiner, where they knew h,
WAS going to make professional visit
Dr. Cline was assaulted by Stivers Just
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
How John Robinson Carried An Election.

About eight years ago John Robin
son took his circus to Columbia. =. e..
The show happcnel to be there on
elect ion day. There had been n hot
canvass and republicans were max
.ng strenuous efforts to carry the
county. They were in the majOrit Y
and things looked blue for the demo
Gratis. The democratic ic exrrutivecom-
mittee conceived u brilliant idea. which
with the cooperation Of John Robin
son. the committee was able to carry
into effect. Everybody had to pro
duce his registration cert iiicate before
he was allowed tOvOte. II was nlver-
tls,sl in The papers and given out on
the streets several days in advance
that the door-keclHr would receive
registration cert iticateS in lieu at rg,l-
lar tickets. This had the.l,Sir.p effect
Hundreds Of negroes neglected tn vote
and used their certificates ~ circus
tickets. THIS gave the democrats n
big majority. When the executive
committee offered To pay John Robin
son for the admissions h- refused to
take the money, saying that this was
his contribution in the interest of good
government Atlanta Const it ut ion.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
NINA VAN zANDr OUT OF MOURNING.
Anarchist Spies Proxy Widow Renewing Her
Youth and Cheerfulness

Nino Yam Zandt has n, l.,st for
- x ;
""' i''' "" "o' '-
Hi'e was seen tripping uoWh 'he street
the other day in charming new suit
nj whit. with nre,tv colorad rihbous
,a,. .,.
.". s''''''', '''' =" '''''''" NV
h''ite" no signs oi mourning what-
ever, and her face wore Il bright. happy
smile. She il once more the bright
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