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III, F;nt Regiment responded promptly
;, ,bo Governors call aud shows how con-
Z" .,nisot I It is 10 have something OF that
w, % an hand. The companies that went
!, N. ecene Of trouble contain some
~,, y who have amO!Ied powder in real war
,,J ,,ne youugmen who would not be be.
si,d ,be veterans il powder burning be
rscsusry. One Of these days West Vir'
Iini, viii opsn her eyes to the prcpriety
I encouraging the military spirit Of her
varny men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31
Coal Operators to Arr.nEo a Scale.

PrTfsBURaH, Jan. SO.-The Scale Com.
mittee OF the railroad coal operators Of
the PittsburRh district, will hold a meet.
ing tomorrow to make fiual arrangements
for the joint conference OF miners and
operAtor6, who meet in this city on Friday
10 arrange an interstate scale to be pre-.
sented TO joint convention Of operators.
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WHEELING, vAy MORN1NGJA 1888.

a to be beaten out Of house and home by
hungry strikers, % was the case In 1875.
Numberleos instances Of financial wrecks
growing out Of that long and disastrous
struggle between the miners and the
operators still abound here in Pottsville,
and are pointed out now by those who are
engaged In business and have urged the
strikers to resume work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

LONDON, Jan. SO.-It is rumored that
Princess Olementine, mother Of Prince
Ferdinand, Of Bulgaria, is contemplating
Q visit to Constantinople incognito, and
thatthe Turkish Government has taken
steps to prevent her doing 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

RoME, Jan. 30.-The Cabinet Council
has decided not to renew the commercial
treaty Of 1881 with France, but will make
new and conciliatory proposals. to France
upon which treaty can be based. II
France should reject Italy's ofTera negotia
honB will be brought to an end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31
MIR. MIlson,s Peoullnr Ylens.

Special Dispatch to ne IntClltge,Ioer.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. SO.-Congress-
man Wilson is represented as opposed to
free coal and iron, and as having eaid free
wool, free lumber and free salt are as much
as West Virginia can stand in the pro-
posed tariff deal.
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West vlrEin,an" at Washington.

6IceIdI DE7pdIcH 70 VS IlItlEVtIEoI,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 3O.-PostmSs.
ter Flagler, Of Charlestown, ia here to sr.
que for correction Of postmssters' griev.
snces before the Postofics committees OF
Congress-.
Judge Frank A. Guthrie, Of the Kanawha
Judicial Circuit, arrived here from Balti.
more tonight, bound homeward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

PIrTsnuRGH, Jan. SO.-The Solar Iron
Works, Of William CLARK & Co., which
have been closed down for several weeks
on account Of trouble with the ANAL.
gamated Association In regard to the
1.-Two Job syatem," will resume opera.
tions in all departments tonight. a con-
fsrencs was held this morning and q COM
promise effected. About 800 men are
employed at the works.
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Tube work. trouble,

PIrTsBURaH, Jan. SO.-The employees Of
the Pittsburgh Tube Works have been
notified OF ten per cent reduction. They
have decided to work until tomorrow,
and II the firm insists upon forcing the
same the men say they will strike.
The employees Of the Continental Tube
Works are considering Q similar resolu.
tim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

+, .ssng Illat the wary Democratic pol
,a.',,, have concluded that 1t would be
.,.r. '-, ,oeduca.o the masges Of the South.
Tsi,i,,be meaning Of their present oppo.
.to, i IN the Blair educational bill. What
a III b, tho response Of the people Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

CHICAGO, JSn. SO.-The Rev. Bralnard
Kent died yesterday OF paralysis. Mr..
Kent was born April %, 1902, in Dorset,
Vermont, He wGa graduated from VII.
liam College In 1924. In 1855 he came 10
chicago and has since been actively en-
GaGed in missionary work among ths rail-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

PALEsrNE, TRIa Jan. SO.-Ool. T. j.
Williams, prominent lawyer Of this city,
was shot and killed Yesterday morning by
George D. Hunter, son Of y widow whom
Williams had inEulted. WilllRma was on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

,n,EIIh the whole Internal Revenue
.'t1i,BuepL. We can raise all the money
., ,.sj from customs duties, combining
VINE with protection 10 American in
n '..,, This is the sound American
t--..Inn
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clolhlnr uuttern nnd rrimmorn.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 3O.-The Natianol Con-
vention Of Cutters and Trimmers OF Cloth
ing assembled in this city this afternoon.
There are delegates present representing
10000 clothing cutters and trimmers.
Nothing waD done to-day. Tomorrow
the convention will form q National
Trades District Of knights Of Labor.
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Special Dispatch 10 tie IntelIiOaoer.
PARKERsEuRo, W. VA, Jan. 3O.-Mrs.
sigafoose, one Of the Oldest and most
highly respected ladies Of this city, died
to-day from the effects Of q fall received
Saturday. She was rendered unconscious
by the fall and never recovered conscious
naea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

SAN RENO, Jan. So.-Dr. Mackenzie
made another examination of Grown
Prince Frederick Williams throat to-day.
The tumor Inflammation was reduced and
no signs Of cancer were found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31
Tho Blooltnde In manitoba,

WINNIPEG, Jan. So.-No through trains
have arrived here over tho Canadian Pa
cific since Wednesday. A train load Of
passengers Is said to be blocksded in the
middle Of the mountains, and fears are
entertained for their safety as their supply
OF provisions Ia not large,
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UOHBFGHHulhh HOBg'B BIZ
eiaI Disputch 10 he IHLelli1eno1,

Special DiSpateh 10 he IHtelli0ene1.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. S0.-oougresa-
man Hogg to-day introduced bills to move
the marine hospital from Gallipolis to
Pt. Pleasant, and appropriate $4,000 to
erect o monument to colonial troops who
fell at the battle OF Pt. Pleasant In 1774.
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PARIS, Jan. SO.-A German named
Brandt, alleged TO be q spy, forced his way
into the Office Of the newspaper LG Francs
to-day and tried to shoot Editor M. Nicole.
He was seizsd and disarmed after o strug-
gle, he stated to the police that his OBJ
ject was to aveDge the attacks which La
France made upon Germany.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

DIHohhFEed Lotter UAFFioFs OrGRniElng,
PHILADELPHIA, January 3O.-The Exec.
utive Committee Of the discharged letter
carriers Of this city held meeting yester.
day afternoon In the Office Of Lawyer To-
bin, to arrange for the meeting Of the let
ter carriers to be held tomorrow evening
in the Board Of Trade rooms for the pui.
pose Of organization. A form Of memorial,
to be presented 10 the United States Sen.
ate, recitiDg violations Of the Civil Service
law was adopted. Notices inviting all dis.
charged letter carriers to attend the meet
ing, bringing their notioes Of removal,
have bean sent to all the carriers within
the reach Of the committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

F., c,i ior the Republican club con-
.'.,, ~ includes q special invitation to the
,'., v..,sIi.sn editors Of the State, and the
!.',,sEycER hopes they may all respond
...nn
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Italian village Destroye cd b. Fire.

LONDON, Jan. SO.-The villase Of Aisone,
in Italy, has been almost wholly destroyed
by FIRE. Two persons were killed and
many injured. The inhabitants are des-
kitukn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 2O.-Mrs. Julia
Kenney was severely beaten BY her drunk.
en- husband Saturday night and this
morning she died. Kenney has been ~.
rested.
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horseback when he was shot. he came
to Palestine sixteen yeRrS ago from Missis-
sippi. Young Hunter surrendered him.
self, He Is upheld by the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-31

PA1HEE's skin.succeSs positively curea
Skin Diseases. "s-s" soap and ointment
cleanse and heal. At drug store Of Nc.
Lain Bros,
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"Colgate L Co., the Oldest soap makers
in America, have prohted by their long
experience" Sanitary Record, TuaT
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TOLEDO, Jan. 3O.-The timers, sheet
iron and metal workers Of the United
States have formed q fraternal labor union,
the first in America. They will meet in
Peoria, January 10, 1889, for their next
RenBion,
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Chs qatslLigeartr>
= Mo-, rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.

:, b,etbren need not fear to come for.
- 10 the Republican club convention
~. ,.,,s,s bo too many OF them. Wheeling
..,ts care OF them all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

UNDER FouR YEAns Or AaE
Cloaks and other wearing apparel for young
ones. under four years Of age. Will be found In
the Infants Department, costly situstsd in the
second floor front parlor Of the annex. sccessi-
BILE through the archway from the main build
ing. This department 10 rapidly becoming
veritable Liliputian Bazaar. To-day We call st.
tention to our
ELEGANT LINE
SHORT CLOAKS
in Flannels, Cashmeres Henriettas. in plain
shades, handsomely trimmed In the latest
styles.
Also a variety of attractive styles in fancy
Checks. Stripes, and Plaids in spring effectA
vELvET-TRIMMED SILK CLOAKs.
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
INFANTS CASHMERE LONG CLOAKS,
deliberately embroidered in cream silk. Deep
embroidered Capes. Prices "a, e5. $500, 81,
SS, $40. s12.5O. sl2 IS. and mp.
INFANTS EMR FLANNEL SHAwLS.
INFANTS wORsTED SACQUEs.
INFANTS WORsTEO BOOTEES,
INFANTS PIQUE BIBs
INFANTS QUILTED BIBS.
CHILDREN'S EATING BIBs. &c.
tSecond hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor l1th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

NV Srock Or GossAMEns.
We have just opened full line Of
LADIES' GOSsAMER CIRCCLARS
LADIES' GOsSAMER RAoIANs.
LADIES' GOssAMER NETWORKS
LADIES' 9OSSAMER wESTM1NSTZRS
MISSES GOSSAMER CIRCULARS.
MISSES GOSSAMER HUBBARpa
BOYS GOSSAMER COATS.
&C., &c. &c.
Which We have marked at exceptionally low
prices.
Special Lot of Ladies' Gossamer Circu-
lars, in gray and black Warranted strictly
waterproof All sizes.
ONLY q Is EACH.
This quality il usually sold ct $50. %.
We have other qualities ct e2sO, e3.5O,
"a. 30 IS. &C. o. and s1o.
Lot Of Misses 6ossamer Circulars in silver
gray. Warranted absolutely waterproof All
sizes.
ONLY eli EACH.
1 Lot OF Boys Black Rubber Coats: warranted
strictly rainproof Sizes to Is ysan Of age.
ONLY also EACH
Third floor: two elevators.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor. l1th and sta nv.
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ErsoAsr Darss EAsauos.

ErsoAsr Darss FAnaroa.
We have opsnsd - slss.ns Linz a
ALL-WoOL HENRIETTA CLOTHS
In vasisey e ths nsw shsAss. embracing
amoag othsrs Hsari.ofas. cobsa, oobsliu.
visux-10se. BtUnaa. Oassof. pilDss-1 1ua. &c
- INCHEA 81 PER YARD.
We a1su oA1l atenstcn 70 our
9upefb line Of
6ILK-WAnP HENRIETTA 0rOTUn
~Ths opem q Tsx11ls HHhszes.w
unQuoceonenly H. yeIy nono ~ re1na-
Aastsaliaa ysol se4 sslssSs1 o., aysd 8 ths
= sSh sn, " 49, q u vi 90 g
yss introdncsd sssn;s 8 saninsnSiy 5siS3 q ~
the lead n elsgnnt dsouD DatGx1alo We -
ssoviaS The f0alsvisg szsssassly dssissSis
GoisA 1estsis .qosslins Aessset Tnluul
ASe AZ dssl I'D 80 ~ ~, aesi2s, ~: g
ss5ss. 6ksa2ss.. IN 6sssS 5SSAis. -
p6e. poAuboeod Dream.
wooDyAxp a Ioxaaop.
Cor 110 md - M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

Bosros HousE ''Bu1rrrrx.
Woodward Lothrop call special attention
TO their attractive stock Of
EASTER GLOVES.
EASTER HoeIERY.
EASTER LACEB.
EASTER NECKWEAR
EASTER SUITS FOR CHILDREN.
EASTER SUITS D OR MISSES
EASTER CLOAKS FOR CHuDREy.
EASTER NEw4ARKETs FOR MISSES.
EASTER SUITS FOR LADIES'
EASTER JACKETS FOR LADIES'
EASTER WRAPS FOR LADIES'
EASTER RA0LANS FOR LADIEa
EASTER SUITS FOR BOYS.
Also
SUPERB STOCK
Of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS
OF which Mons Nsclvesr and Gloves sSs
very attractive feature.
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28
BEADED GnEsADrsrs Fon WARS

These elegant goods give promise of becom-
ing more generally used for Spring Wraps Than
ever before, and in anticipation Of the demand
we have secured . very extensive line, in a
varied assortment Of attractive patterns. which
we have marked at the following exceedingly
reasonable prices: sL66. e1.6S. 81. $500,
s2.68, o.. IS, "a, e4.75Sond Is per yard.
(First floor; right Of main entrancep
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS NV.
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PxrSrrD CAxros Ca.srs
MN. sHusrrp 4 so~s

aa,s opensd lot q nsEass CANTON cRRPFs. q,
.ouhu FLORAL designs and Choics Colortnr,
Magnificent Stock Of Pytntsa irnrx SSrxs a.
styles not to Be found slssvhere -
ScSesssnis silks. MORE SILKS IN iii sh,ds.
SASoALiHkss plain and Asursd IN shoies nv.
nm openea . lot Of Nev BLACK MORE sIIIa IN
sssnssa AoAAIh b bssusful dse,~ua
rrSxn "svsss Dss'ens IN Fine HnxNcH SAT.
s n oIHaHAMA In isssss eousauss,eus
sss,,,ss', srs sSss soOrcM oIxonAMs. Y0c.
1ssetafu STRIPE3 AND pLAIpa
New AosIERx AID UNDERWEAR
IN sHusrxs I SOM
''ass on P1NNA AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

Little Josef Hofmann. the overworked musical
prodiSy, starts home TO Germany to-day to take
rest IL Is announced that hs will not appear In
public again for several years. After this interya
% resttel development Il Will appear whether he
10 oe aIo,her Mozart. justifying az an adult the
hopes bulk upon his work as q child. or vherher
hs 10 10 figure In the history OF music rerelv az
infant phenomenon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28
The FRrxcu PRovrnB,

THE FnKScu PnovrnB.
Don't always say what you think but always think
what you say" should be well considered by the Com
merca World the only Route to Success is By the
way Of this
MORAL TEACHING.
verscity and Honest Representation of Facts gains
tbs Confidence of the Patron ASalesmau should we'll
consider what he says in eaectins Sale, and an Ad
vertsng Column should Be free from any wilful Mis-
representation hence our success in Business. what
ever We say in daily business transaction adver
Using medium we warrant to be true.
OUR REGULAR REMNANT SALES
win take place this Thursday and Friday. with m ex-
trsordinsry List Of Bargains. - follows:
A Lot of LADIES' BLACK JERSEY COATS, odd
sizes. to be closed out at csc
REGULAR VALUE ease.
Several Dozen Of MISSES BLACK JERSEYS will
be sold at 2:3c. to close out the Lot
FORMER PRICE 75c. 81.
Anew Lot of Light Figured CHAIAIs REMNANTS
In lengths from to Oyards the very latest designs
only 12kc Regular Value 16c
Several Cases of Colored CASHMERE REMNANTS
fully 1 yard wide, including the NEST fashionable
shades in the mSksti at Ice yard. Generally sold
at 25c
One Case of white-striped and Plaid ORGANIZE
REMNANTS. in good lengths. at 12kc per yard
Standard Price 1Sc
New Invoice of Plain CHALAIs REMNANTS, in
Guiding Black and many shades at lie. per yard
Real Value l6c.
A good assortment Of Plain NAINSOOK. good styles,
suitable for Aprons at SIC per yard Regular Price
10c This lot consisting of full pieces We will cut
any quantity asked for.
In our SPREAD DEPARTMENT we have the follow.
ing Specials:
lO3 Kingston MARSEILLE QUILTS good weight,
Crochet finish. at 75c.. worth 81.
III Tarchmon: QUILTS double finish. rood weirbt
and size. 81, worth sl.5O
Two Cases of COTTON BRoCADE DRESS GOODS,
good shades at 4hc. per yard an elegant fabric for
ordinary house wear.
One Case of Plain BATISTE REMNANTS. including
hight shades. At &c. per yard Regular Value l2hc
p Pieces of Figured FURNITURE CAMBRIA ele-
CANT styles fast coors at per yard generally sold
IT 1Oc.
One Case of Dark and Light Figured FOULARDS, in
short lengths of suitable patterns, at lOc per yard
worth 121Sc.
- While in our Store visit our second noor where
you viii see exhibited q large variety of EASTER
CARDS at 0NE-TH1RD REGULAR PRICES We
bought those cheap and want to get rid Of them Out
OF our line entirely. Some handsome Cards among
them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

The Bell telephone decision has nowhere aroused
greater excitement than In Sc. Louis, where the
Pan-elecsric system had obtained a strong foot
hold The Bell Co, the other day. made a demand
upon all persons using Pan-electric instruments 10
deliver them up for destruction. This Will be a
Sery easy order to obey, for s1oss who own their
Telephones outright and can do whatever they
choose with them; but IL will be harder for those
VINO only hire and have therefore no right to turn
them over TO anyone else. nthey refuse to deliver
up these instruments, they are threatened with
suit for Infringement by the Bell Co. II they do
deliver them up. they are threatened by the com.
pAny which owns them. There Is 8 cheerful re-
mnder In all this Of the alternative OF the devil
and the deep sea-
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED-APRIL i. TWO OR THREE CoMMU-
and or l4th st. and New York ave. Address stating
lowest terms. @. L., Star once. IT.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF UN-
heat and light situated between Pennsy and
St and 18th and 18th sts. for which 10 per month
will be paid Address L. q. 4. Star Office. It,
WANTED-BY APRIL IsT. IN NV. SECTION
w of city, room or rooms furnished for gentleman
and wife; terms must be moderate. Address Box 80,
Star Office. mh2s-:t.
WANTED-BY APRIL 3 THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms for housekeeping. between LIST and 9TH
and and sta NV. rent must be moderate. or would
take house with responsible person three In family.
Address. stating terms and location, c. ID. T.. Star
Office. mh2S-2ts
wv ANTED-sOON As POSSIBLE. FOR MOTHER
w and daughter. two unfinished Rooms, north
west: permanent; state terms, which be moder-
Office 1t'
VVANTED-TwO CONNECTING ROOMS WITH
w board in northwestern section north Of Pennsyl
vania ave, for gentleman, wife. child, and maid;
private family preferred; Permanently desired. Ad-
Dress with references A. 1010 18th 1T. mh272t'
WANTED a PLEASANT UNPUBLISHED
ences exchanged. Address NJ, ll07 1lth ST. n. W.
mh21-3t.
HVANTED-A PARLOR AND TWO CHAMBERS
w for adults for six months; references exchanged
State price. o.. Star office. mh212t'
VNANTED-BY APRIL 1, DESIRABLE ROOMS
w furnished and unfurnished, for rood permanent
parties. Persops having them for rent should
At once. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 6l2 9th ST.
NV. mh26-3ts
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Tan Nrw S11x Gnov,a


Priess-26, 80. so %. ssc. sl.2s. s1.4s. s1.7s
Culors-NeW tans, grAyu. browns bluos reds; which.
with black, wAitA and other usual shadss, CON-
prise nearly forty tints d co1oss
nmaxks--You VIII say ths best va1us for 26e. that
you hsve svsr Desa Pretty ahndes eood ntting, fun
length, sill stitchsd.
Ths 6oe Gloves hsve binding and enhrodsry 10 con-
trast With the eaovs The smbrodsry comes in sneas
stch q well - the shrserow stitch Gray With whitA
with blsck ere pretty combinaoas Il col.
orr. Ths trsds cell thess 0loves 'li1Ansoew silk We
donst know Whist the nas means. but " can ~ the
snk y very thin, bat cless-yeus riass vim shew
Through.
Ths a. s6 0lsva ~ vsry ione sna wiih pu6 seps.
THIS u al he sposs can dsvots % si1k 0lovse
A1mcst forget The sxQuisits quality q Chfldrsnss
Mousaussairss = asa apsx ~ seed - ths iadisr 1t
60.
fAH rArA1s soxAx.
osss rsazastvsAls svsaas "a I'm ssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-28

Jay Gouid certainly tells an interesting story In
his effort 70 show that the proposed indictment ~
himself and Russell Sage Is dictated BY malice
rather than business But 1t would be stronger
and better II he would publish the names Of the
persons whom he believes 70 be pursuing him In
stead Of abiding 10 them vaguely under general
titles The Kansas and Pacific bondholders have
made no secret OF their business with Messrs
t'ouid and sage, bet have frankly published the
charges on which the proposed indictment was to
be founded, together with the share OF each defer
ant In the alleged frauds. It would now be 10
order for Mr.. Gould TO tell Just who the great
statesman and the petty oficsholder are who
ngure so consplcuously In his statement: and by
whom, and on what ostens;ble authority, the offers
Of compromise were made to himself ana his asso.
Gate sx-cruStpe
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THE DArSr1Esr Shoes IMAGINABLE.
The CoRxxRs Fon CHILDREN.

OF course there's corner in the Shoe Parlor for
Babies and children, Misses and Boys. All kinds Of
Shoes Tor them. The Babys Corner in the Underwear
Department takes Q big slice out Of large room
Everything baby wears for indoors and out. Things
for few cents: outfits up to S125 Children from 4
to IL have been crowding their end Of our Suit De-
partment this morning, and Misses from IL to 10
have. some Of them, stepped outside the limit and
tried on Ladies' Jerseys Suits and soforth The boys
from to years Of age. have room for themselves
to try ON the Spring weight Kilt suitA Just think of
$40, S12 and els Suits for 81 and S3 it's fact,
though Bring your boy tomorrow and wen prove It
Second floor Of the Palais Royal