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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
PARAsoLs. PARAsoLs.
Will Remove to Floyi's Old Stand.

into one OF our so.calcd suburban parks"
remarked Madison street capitalist Ia
TnE ArrrNL commissioner 81 have
some ideas rs 10 parks which ! would like
10 submit 10 YOU lor consideration"
"All right, pitch in was the answer
OF the man Of letters
"placcs Of public resort and pleasure
cannot be put under too strict police sur
VIGILANCE. The authorities should cNer-
cisc ~ prompt measures 10 protect private
and public morals rs 10 protect life and
limb. 4 dcm0mlNlng place Of public re-
Sort he 1t In the city or out IN the coun-
try along the dummy lines should bc
promptly suppressed 10y either the city
authorities on the county authorities, the
magistrates, the sheriff and the criminal
court. The Illegal selling oi liquor should
be- stopped. The four mile law should bc
enforced giinst thee vice breeding places.
Indeed, all the laws Ia the statute book
treating Of crimes and misilcmr1nurs, and
applicable to such places, should be brought
into lOruci IN order tOsupprcSs the dcns aud
punish the pTnprICtorE Being outside
ui thJ'ity and bcyond police supervision
give the pfopHcton an opportunity Ia
cyadc the law aud engage many yillanous
business that will bring money 10 their
purscs'
GLOW would You go about it?' asked
the reporter
I'll II h beyond the jurisdiction oi the
, police, the sheriff, the head Law officer Of
/ the county, should take such places Ia
/ change. II IL nf much more importance
I than hunting down negro crap shooters at
night, Responsible deputy ,hcrills, who
/ arr not Of themselves law breakers should
BE- detailed Ia ,-it these suspicious places
ol resort on Sundays, aud II any Illegal act
il committed, ~ II any Illegal business h
carried On. prompt arrests should bo made
OF the offenders. AMI hysiandcrS summoned
| ~ witnesses The exposure which would
| follow would net ~ correction, and II
. the business OF suburban park keeping did
( not paw lvgitimlicly Il would close mp Tor
/ want oi sanction tn carry oman illrgitmatc
/ business II not intcricrrd with Ia time
! YOU will see these suspicious aud
/ dcmoraliling places oi public resort
become too numerous along the dummy
lines out beyond city police jurisdiction.
! The places will become l.u..bcds Of crime
aud some Monday morning thc public will
| by Mortified by reading an account ui some
horrible murder committed on Sunday
nirht at SOME one ol these places. Then
I will come IN uutcfy fur their suppression.
hut would u not b. better Ia take time 10y
the iorcloyk and stamp ont the fire in
time. Grand iurics should hc exceedingly
active In investigating the suburban gar.
den business and IN indic,iny offenders
against the public peace aud morals when.
ever discovered. When people discover
that they are liable to bc summoned %.
witnesses before the grand iuric- and be-
ioc the criminal court by rvasou ot visit
ing such suspicious place. they will keep
away from them and pairunizc some mon,
reputable place. when good order Is en-
forced aud from which diswpuinhlc pcopl,
nw excluded Tur Arrr,t has sounded
the keynote aud tho authorities should h,
pn the alert,
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KILLED BY A COUNTY JUDGE.
A Kentucky Upholder OF tho Law Stays
His Partner.


LOUISVILLE, Ky, July G.-M llnrdins-
burg, KY, this morning County Judge A.
NJ. Puliam sho. aud killed James Miller, q
well To do farmer. MiIcr's brother IS
county court clerk, and Miller was 4 good
deal about the court house, where both
his brothers and Judge pulliam had their
Offices pullam this morning called
Miller into his Office, and presently n
number Of shots were heard. Pulinm
came out and surrendered to the jailor.
A crowd gathered and found Miller dead
with on, shot in the head, AMI two near
the heart rulliam refused 10 talk further
than to admit that he killed Miller The
cause hc SAYS will come out on the trial.
II il conicciurcd that they quarrcled over
dealings in tobacco which they engaged in
together. Public opinion at llarlinsburg
is about equally divided, hall character.
ling the murder u brutal and without
defense. Pullilm's friends believe that
Miller who was much engaged in litigation
attacked Puliiam on account Of some OF
his rulings.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
THE LAST WEEKS SALE

or our Spring Dress Goods. Who would
have thought tin two weeks sales our
receipts were 5000 But It don't surprise
rs bit Just imagine the ridiculous low
prices we ask for goods such as 42-inch all
wool Lawn Tennis Suitingsi are sold else
whore for Si.OO-the last week price, 25c.
t2.inch all wool Camers Hair, for travelling
suits, same as You paid 100 the last
week price, 25c,
t0-inch all wool Albntross. plnids and solid
colors, light blue, pink and hcliotropG
was Gjc-ihc last week price, DC
D. Remnants Of surah Silks our price for
this week, SOC.
Ec all wool filed Chalics; this sale week
price, l0c.
BOO silk finish, black Tamcsc Cloth this
sale week price, 5oc
Win Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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THE LAST WEEKS SALE.
HANDKERCHIEFS.

All our 20c and 25c Sheer Linen lIandkcr-
chiefs, for this weeks sale, l0c.
All our Doc TO 75c Sheer Linen Lawn
Handkerchief, white or colors, cmbrold-
cries, our this week sale 3 for 81
Zoe Colgate White Soap, every cake
stamped, to reduce stock, DC each
The last weeks sale on Ribbons promises
10 be- unusually large, owing TO the reduction
In prices we have made.
Zoe Linen Antique ridcs down 10 sc.
25c Linen Antique Tides down to Toe.
soc Linen Antique Tides down to 2jc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
THE LAST WEEK
FOR BARGAINS.

SIC Bleached Cotton down to Sc.
To decide whether you want l5c Light Col
ors Satteens for &c.
The last week on our 80 Mosquito Bars com.
plete for $l25. In moving stock we found
two bales under the counters We have
told some they were all sold.
The last week on Curtain Scrim at 1 70.
The last week on fancy Curtain scrim at SIC.
BED SPREADS.
$l.25 extra size Bed Spread down TO Soc.
$1.75 extra size Bed Spread down to sl.25.
BROWN LINEN.
zoe Brown pure Linen for dresses now l2l6c.
Doc Brown furled pure Linen for pants now
l6c.
WHITE GOODS.
SIC Cream Nainsook Check for nc.
zoe Cream India Linen Plaids for &c.
l5c. l,4OO Pacific Figured Lawns for &c per
yard.
Will Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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on
OtO MAIN NlILl chasrsR rFondes
THE LAST WEEK
TO BUY WHITE GOODS.

TO BUY WHITE GOODS.
15c Bookfold Check Nainsook for 615c.
l219c Sheer India Linen for sc.
25c Sheer India Linen for lie.
BLACK GOODS.
zoe Solid Black Plaid or Stripe India Linen
the last week, 60 at SIC.
PLAID INDIA LINEN.
20c quality white large Plaid, we find too
many on hand, so the price is sac.
Acc novelties in Lace Check Stripe every
piece, no reserve, go at l0c per choice.
100 dozen large size Towels go at $l,00 per
dozen.
25c tor Satin Damask best Linen Towels.
soc for handsome borders Damask Towels.
Bleached Table Damask at prices you can
not help from buying.
Dig stock of Napkins to select from.
ORGANDIES.
Fast colors, white grounds, shcerquality sold
for zoe, the last weeks price SIC.
10c black ground white figure Lawns DC.
Will Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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-. n..h ~. I.Ibrr,, aud pcs,h.

FlHfINN N.lHINANN W NN' NNI'AN
luir Rock, Ark, July q. Excitement
was caused on the STREETS here today on
the IMPORT getting ont that county cinyiCts
at work on q turnpike few miles rom
town. had made break for liberty and
several Of them hal lost their lives. A
culnrd prisoner made dash ior the
woods and was shot down by q guard and
carried back TO the sloCkadc. No further
casualties.
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gained 10y ttc Pullman company over lth
rival, the Wagner, has been turned TO
naught-ai least for some time TO come.
The Wagner people az now again at lib
criy 10 usc not onlv the ycstibulc cars,
which they have -, s.s>-~'
but all the accom- devices - well
which the Pullmtn's have been laying
slrcss upon. Just before Judge Gresham
lci, Tor the east las, evening, ON his way to
Europe, the counsel for the Wagner Palace
Car company, aud for tile Pullman COM
pany, we're called before him aud notified
that he and Judge Blodgrtt hal decided
10 dissolve the injunction issued against
the Wagner company IN the Pullman APP
plication for preliminary injunction. No
reason wcrc given by the Judges, but the
inference was that they, upon looking
further into the case, had concluded there
was no valid ground ior interfering with
tho Wagner company. Ry this action all
proceedings in the celebrated vcsiiblc liti-
CATION arr stopped until the action can
como M lor trial In the regular way, which
will probably not bc for over q year. In
the meantime the Wagner company give
bonds.
| hilfIIllN w wv NNNN' AAlhNAf WV NAANN-
ncy Tor the Pullman company stated this
evening that the injunction against the
Wagner company using vvs,ibulc cans had
not been dissolved. but that the court had
directed that the Wagner company give a
bond 10 the Pullman rompany 20 secure
all damages and profits until the final
hearing On condition that they give
such bond, the injunction heretofore
| granted will bc held In allowance. This
means the attorney claimed, that the
Judges s,ll think tho Pullman patents
good, hut that considering the convenience
Of the public and the Importance OF the
matter involved, they will not force them
10 change their cars till hnal hearing. The
attorney added that the court has ordered
the proofs taken during the summer, "a
that the case can be heard probably In
September or October, nj which time the
Pullman company feel certain the iniunc'
ton will be put into force and made per
| naiual
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Io.L ou, 60. ,boI,rs.

w,mNutoV, August 4. i~G2 Having
midc frequent usc II !. a &. Mnruiw's
llouuc Plant consider " ~ almost intalli-
bic spc,iho for cholera, diauhwa, dyson.
such = ~ l.oNO,
Colonel 4. s A. Chi,frop. Engineers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
4 prominent, Minister writes.

w Vt NWTUN-
Dear sir-Aftcr ten year ~ great suffering
from indigestion or dipcpsia, with great
nervous prstration and billipusncss, dis
ordered Kidneys aud constipation. have
been cured hy four bottles " your Lemon
Elixir aud am now well man.
Rrv. G. e. DAVIS,
Ed. " T.. Church. South, No. - Iatnall
street Atlanta. Ga.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
.., an. n.., cote. ,.,..

II YOU arr going to buy Cotton Gin this
wear don't inil ~ write ~ the Known Cotton
Gin Co. New London. Conn. iof their prices
aud testimonials II the thousands Who have
used them. There are great many OF them
in this state
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
THE LAST WEEKS SALE
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.

81 90 reinforced through shoulder, plated,
open front, bosom IL inches long, best
workmanship, every size, plenty OF cloth
the last week sale, soc.
OOc Boys plated open front, l2I9, 10,
1917, II for SOC.
81 80 Laundricd, best Shirts made for 9Oc
DRAWERS.
soc Bleach Drill Drawers for the last week
sale, 2jc
Zoe Best doublc-seatcd Drill Draws for the
last week sale, 400.
NIGHT SHIRTS.
81 80 long fancy edges, best goods, well
made tO reduce stock, GOc.
81. y heavy blue Pcrcal Shirts, collars and
cuffs attached; not cheap goods, but cx-
cclcn, quality, the last week sale, price
75c.
500 fancy Percal Cuffs and collars attached,
GOc.
Toe fancy Balbriunn Undcrshirts SIC.
SOC Gents fancy riuze Undcrshrts 2Oc.
20c Gents turn down linen collar, 10, Tor DC
each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

How Testimonials are most reliable, aud
" you will s'i | your name and aldrrss We
will scul statements NJ number II the best
CitiFrus ut Nashville rrlulius the wonder
Wl ,Ur.s effected hy thr Ethiopian File uint-
mrut Il never fails finy cent, aud Al
per bottle Manufactured hy Rangum Root
Medicine Co. Nashville. Tenn. For ale by
Hester 2sl Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
L. H. W.G0DWI
THE LAST WEEKS SALE.
CORSETS.

CORSETS.
$3.50 Satin Strip $. G. Corset every size.
The most comfortable and durable Corset
sold This sale week price, III.
LAST CHANCE
At our 50c Lace Null or Embroidered
Baby Caps. This week, 2uc.
l5c Fast colors Chcmcscttcs. This week
sale, DC.
PARAsoLS. PARASoLS.
No use Of multiplying words. We simply
say about 800 Fancy Coaching and Lace
Trimmed rausols 10 be disposed Of this
week and II bchoovcs you To he quick.
FANS, FANS. FANS.
Fans for the Million
Fans for the Rich.
Fans Tor the Poor.
In fact, Fans for Everybody.
GENTS HANDKERcHIEFS.
90 Dozen Largo White or Fancy Border
Zoe Ilandkcrchiofs. The last week price,
Dc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

iIAy. Memphis steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments, 2bc per week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

"yagr Honor. il,ls man wss caught steal.
inc boN of longs rearl Tooth soap OF y
druggist counter" Discharged roarcd
the magistrate. ''lIc would not be human
wcrc he abls 10 withstand the great tcmpta-
ton"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

How TO keep cool al summer eat Ben.
sicck's Ice cram, ~ Bcalc street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
IDLE STREET TALK.
WHAT GOOD PEOPLE THINK AND SAY
OF PUBLIC MATTERS,

OF Street Car and Dummy Lines, OF
Suburban Parks OF Suspicious Sur
roundings and Of Those Queer Things
Called Primary Elections.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

PuR1sr and best soda aud minera
waters u, Scabrooks drug store.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
HOSIERY.

4jc Childrcn's warranted fast Black Hose,
all sizes Tor this week 25c
Coo Ladies' warranted fast Black Hose, 20
reduce stock, 3pnir for 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

100 Coal cooking stoves, all sizes, ioI
sale cheap ut Gahay's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Tnr Harsh & Long cis,crn Pumps, SS7
Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Spoons, forks, etc, Muliord'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

These will be found at Domestic Counters. }
SIC Dress Goods, in all colors. down 10 21sc.
Zoe all pure wool filed Dress Goods now DC.
l219c all pure wool filed Dress Goods now
nc.
2Oc all pure wool filed Dress Goods now SIC.
II you don't need these until fall it will
nav YOU TO buy them now.
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Win Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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THE LAST WEEK
CHAMBRY.
BED COMFORTS.

You may imagine a bargain when we men
ton a 20c quality for l0c in every new color
and stripes.
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GINGHAMS

Are here to stay and no season. We do not
sell Ginghams, but paying TO move them is
another question; 50 we name price to close
them out: 6l9c, nc, SIC and loo.
CHEESE CLOTH.
40-inch wide, every color sold for nc, now
4c
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
"who Laugh. Las, Laughs nc.,.-

CmcAoo, H., July q. Tho victory
gained by thc Pullman company over It's
rival, the Wagner, has been turned 10
naughi- at least for some time TO come.
The Wagner people az now again at lib
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

Fine waiches cheap. MulIord.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08
DRESS GOODS.

Tn changing our stock around we found 81
Bed Comforts, sold from SOC to Sl.25. Our
price TO close COO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-08

harmonious sounds, on golden hinges turn
ing. "
81 scc," sadly answered the reporter
that YOU believe Ia the poetry Of motion,
! do not when the Thermometer is 20 in
the shade, IN tits now, but III walk on, AMI
will publish your remarks in SrNDAY's Ar-
rEAL for the information Of the sweltcring
public"
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VIII Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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NIGHT SHIRTS.

viii Remove to Floyd's Old Stand.
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Will Remove to FlOyds Old Stand.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18
NOTEs Am GossIp.


TnE AsToRs OWN 5000 buildings in the
city of New York and their combined
wealth is estimated at S400. 100000.
The PoPE HAS RECEIVED upwards of
1900 pairs Of richly-embroidered slippers
rs jubilee offerings from various parts Of
the world.
THE GLASGOW SAVINGS BANK, Scotland,
has l37, 204 depositors, and funds belonging
to them amounting TO $23, 10000. It's the
largest savings bank in the world
OLD ISAAC FISH of Barnstablc, Mass,
now 0G years of age, points with ppidc to
the fact that he cast his first vote-Sor presi-
dent i'll November, lSlG,/ Tor James
Monroe.
SIR GEATTAN EsMoNWand Arthur o Con
nor will be given q reception at Man
chester, N, H., Friday evening General
Benjamin +. Butler will be present rs one
otthe speakers.
MRs. A. A. STEWART Of New York, the
mother of Stuart Robson, the comedian
celebrated her slst birthday last Saturday.
The dramatic profession was largely rep
resented on the occasion.
Lives of great men all remind us,
We can make our liyes sublime,
And departing leave behind us
Clothing that we bought on time.
Il Lincoln State Journal.
THE ATLANTA Constitution says that Gen
eral l.ongstreet is laid upwith rheumatism
and in sadly straitened circumstances A
movement is on foot among his old friends
to relieve the wants of his declining
years.
GENTLEMAY--I don't like to pay you for
the job, Uncle Rastus, until it's done.
You might go back on me. Uncle Ras-
tus Earnestly Deed won't, boss deed
! won't. Ise white If is cullud.--[New
York Sun.
SENATOR GEORGE HEARST of California
will stop at Coney Island during June 50
that he may see his horses run at Sleeps
head Bay. Senator Hearst would like to
win the Suburban Handicap with one of
his entries, but he will have TO wait an
other yeim.-[New York Mail and EX-
press.
BREAKFAST CAKEs.-One cup of Indian
meal, one teaspoonful of salt, and one
tablespoonful of sugar. Scald the meal,
then add two tablespoonfuls of milk or
water, one egg, and one tablespoonful of
flour. Stir well, Put large spoonfuls of
the batter on buttered griddle, and fry a
light brown.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18
THE ANGELus.

Ring soft across the dying day,
Angelus
Across the amber tinted hay
The meadow flushed with sunset ray.
Ring out and foat and melt away,
Angelus
The day Of toll seems long ago,
Angelus
While through the deepening vosper glow
Ear up where holy lilies blow,
Thy beckonlng bell notes rise and flow,
Angelus.
Through dazzling curtains Of the West,
Angelus,
We sec shrine In roses dressed,
Aud lifted high IN vision blest,
our every heart-throb Is confessed,
9ngelus
Oh, has an angel touched the bell,
AngelusY
For now upon It's parting swell
All sorrow seems 10 sing farewell:
There fans peace no words can tell,
Angelus
-LFTances L, Mace.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

TnE IETTER-cARRiERs are fairly en-
titled TO all the increase of pay they
ask. They do good deal of hard
work and hold very responsible
trusts. Their compensation should
be better proportioned to the nature
of their duties. \ hundred dollars a
month is little enough.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18
Homo RuIc for The Distrlct

The bill introduced in the House by
Mr.. Perkins of Kansas, relating to APP
pointments in the District of Columbia,
provides that only natives of the District,
or persons who have lived here q sufficient
length of time to proclaim the District as
,leit their home S snail be eligible to appoint
Perkins says he IS believer in home
rule, and II is but justice to our citizens
that the President appoint only perma-
mont residents TO local positions.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18
The Democrntic Convention

President Cleveland was anxious 10
learn from me, when was in Washington
last Saturday Colonel Fellows said to
the New York SIM yesterday, "what my
tion 10 hold the Democratic National
Convention i'm Now York city. OF
course l favored holding the conycn-
ton in this city for two reasons. 10 Is the
best place 10 hold the convention in, and
personally it suits my convenience. The
President expressed no opinion himscfn
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

Mn. DocKERY of Missouri, of the
House Committee on Postollices and
Post Roads, is chairman OF the Sub
committee on Postal Telegraphy, and
well-iitted by experience and ability
for the duties of that important po-
sition. Mr.. Dockery is also chairman
of the Committee on Expenditures in
the PostofIice Department.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

"CABRyrNG GOALS to Newcastle
may sometimes be neither prcposter-
Gus nor improbable. Coal dealers at
Reading, Pa, are now buying sup
plies from the Wyoming mines at
$3.50 per ton and selling it to their
customers at SO.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

"Too LATE TO arbitrate now says
President Corbin of the Reading
Road; you should have done that
before you struck" That's all very
well as between the two original par
ties TO the controversy. There's II
party Of the third part, however--the
People that may have something to
say about this thing before II is done
,ttI,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

The MOVEMENT for holding Ma
tional Convention of lawyers in this
city on the 22d of May deserves to be
literally encouraged, not only by
members of the profession, but by
business men generally. A very
large attendance may be counted on.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

isan economic measure Of great inn
portance. The country can well
enough afford TO let the Democrats
hold the Offices during Democratic
administration, but it cannot afford to
let its forests 90 to waste.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

GrSERtB EDWARD G. WAhrH,Li was
yesterday reelected to the United
States scnate from Mississippi. Mr.
Walthall first took his scat in the Som
ate by appointment, March IL, 1885,
ON the resignation of Mr., Lamar.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

TIE New York PrOss notes the
fact that the President is fifty-six
inches around the waist. We have
1t, on good Democratic authority, that,
while these figures are correct, the
full measure of the President is 1888,
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

HAVING STUDIED the instances fur
nished by Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Ran
dali, We are led to conclude that only
advocates of protection can become
grandpapns.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

GOVERNOR LARRAuEE of Iowa is in
favor Of female suffrage. We extend
our congratulations to Mrs. H.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18
THoMAsJ. FISHER & Co,
1924 Il street northwest.

THOMAS j. FISHER & co.
1924 street northwest.
El0R RENT--I17 1 9TH ST. y. f., TW0-ST0RY
IL brick dwelling; six rooms; water, gas
and porch: parking In front; $3.50.
SWoRMSrEDT & BRADLEY, 927 + st n W..
LNOR .BENT-TO REsrECTABLE COL0RED
IL people, pleasant new brick houses; four
rooms; water. yards, sheds; SO each; be-
tween 9th and 9Th and II and q SITS O..
SWORMSrEDT q BRADLEY, 027 + st n ".
L'0R RENT-7.ROOM BRICK, wTfH WATER
IL and gas: 105 18th ST n W. For terms In
quire atO15 9TH st n W, up stairs.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-18

SENATOR HALE appears in a much
more agreeable and useful light as
The advocate Of measures for the pre-
seryation Of American forests, than
as a bushwhacking assaiIant Of the
Presidents civll-seryice reform
policy. The bill which he has in
troduced, Withdrawing from entry
all public lands more valuable for
timber than for agricultural purposes,