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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
General Clearing Sale OF all our Fine
Dress Trimming Novelties.

General Clearing Sale Of all our Elmo
Dress Trimming Novelties.
Fine Colored Trimmings. in Gold. Silver.
Colored Tinsel. studded with jewels and
nail heads -where we have one and two
pieces left OF an assortment-at Csc.
yard; formerly $l.7s to s39s yard.
One lot OF Trimmings. in Colored Silk and
Colored Tinscl. embroidered with beads and
studded with nail heads: also in plain Black
Silk. 2Sc. per yard; formerly CSC. to SIPS.
Ono lot fine Black Cut Jet Bead Trim
mings, with nail heads. Va to inches wide.
4Sc. yard formerly 7sc. to s1.3s yard.
One lot fine Black Cut Jet Passementerie.
in leaf insertions and galloons. with lace
effects, 2 to inches wide. 81. Ii yard: for
merly $l.7s to S2,3s.
Ono lot fine plain Black Silk and Crochet
Passementcric. in leaf and pointed edging
designs, to inches wide. 0Sc. yard: for
merry s1.3s to sl.9s yard.
Fine Cut Jet. studded with nail heads.
also plain Black Silk LA Tosca" Bodies.
with fringes. 10 to 10 inches deep. $2.9S
each; formerly $s.9s to $5,9S.
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LACES.

Our Lace Department is now replete with
the latest novelties Of French and German
manufacture. presenting designs and new
effects in both silk and cotton that en-
tirely change the character Of Lace as an
article OF trimming. They are much
heavier and more original In combination
OF figure and ground work than ever be-
fore manufactured.
Our stock Of these extreme novelties.
which is simply enormous. comprises an
endless variety OF patterns. in all silk
Black Guipure Laces. Ecru Irish Guipure
Laccs. Point de Paris Laces, Point de Aen-
con Laces and fine Valenciennes Laces.
We confidently challenge any and all
competition in this line OF goods.
Irish Guipure Laces. ecru and white. the
coming popular trimming for dresses.
capes. neckwear. parasols. &C.. 5Oc. yard.
Point de Paris Laces and Insertings. in
all widths. the new lace trimming for silk
and muslin underwear. 17c. to S5c. yard.
Point de Alencon Laces and Insertings In
all widths. Zoe. to $l.25 yard.
All silk black GuIpure Laces. from = to
IS inches wide. 3711lc. to $2.9S yard.
We are also showing a very large limo Of
Novelties in fine Chantilly Laces. new Of
fects. from 3 to 20 inches wide: together
with fine Chiffon Edgings. all colors and
Chiffon Bnndings. with fast selvage edges.
All tho desirable coors in Chiffon Drapery.
45-inch wide. best French make. 0Sc. yd.
Gauze and Grenadine Draperies. 4s inches
wide. 4Sc. to 81 70 yard.
Black Chantilly Nets and Flouncings. all
silk. 1925 yard.
Special sale OF Valenciennes and Irish
Guipure Laces at lie. yard.
Oriental. valenclennes and Irish Guipure
Laces. 4 to inches wide. Zoe. yard.
VEILINGs.
Full lines Of staple and fancy Yelling.
Newest combinations OF Crystal and
soufie Dots. Fancy Mesh Veilings. In
black and colors.
Sewing silk Veillngs. very desirable. and
suitable for stormy weather.
NECKWEAR.
Embroidered Chiffon Jabots. all colors.
70c. each.
Chiffon and Lace Collarettes. entirely
new. $1.26 each.
Double Chiffon Ruching. embroidered.
S3c. yard; worth $l.25.
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DRESS SHIRTS.

Mems Wamsutta Muslin Shirts, s-ply
linen bosOmS. REINFORCED fronts,
patent extension facing. 6 for $3.50,
Mems New York Mills Muslin Shirts.
3-ply linen bosoms, re-enfOrced
fronts. full felle,t seams. patent ex-
tension buck facing. . for $3.50. or
Mems Pique and Sateen Striped
bosom Shirts. assorted patterns,
open front and back, one piece
neck bands. full felled seams.
patent extension back facing. 6 for
1910. Or.
Mems New York Mills Muslin
Shirts. 3-ply set-in bosom. French
plaqnct sleove facing. open front
and back. two-piece neck bands.
Tor 81. or.
Mems Wamsutta Muslin Shirts,
three-ply solid linen bosom. extra
REINFORCED front. full felled
seams. patent extension back fac
ing. linen collar and cuff bands,
all hand finished. six for $3.50. or
Mems New York Mills Muslin Shirts, /,
three-ply solid linen bosom, re-en-
forced fronts. full felled seams,
French Jokes. patent extension
back facing, linen collar and cuff
bands. all hand finished the best
ready-made shirt in the market).
Six for IS, or.
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UNI 8 r ELIAS.

At Soc. each; former price $1.25-Eng-
lish Gloria Silk Umbrellas. natural wood
sticks.
At 1925 each; former price $s.50-Fine
quality Silk Umbrellas. mounted on Fancy
Horn and Silver Handles.
At $2.3S EACH former price S4'5o---
Extra fine quality silk Umbrellas, with
Gold, Silver. and Fancy Horn Handles.
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Art Embroidery DEBT.

SPECIAL SALE STAMPED LINENS.
Scaris. Tray Cloths. and Spashers in
Monte Cloth. Damask. and Kensington
linen fabrics. Hemstitched and Knotted
Fringe. at rs. 80. and 4s cents EACH under
regular value.
ART EMBROIDERY MATERIALS.
All shades and colors In Flo Floss.
Turkish Floss. Twisted Embroidery Silk.
Rope and Ecclesiastical Silks. at popu-
lar prices.
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FLAN N ELS.

200 pieces Colored Embroidered Sklrtlng
Flannels at 60c. yard: reduced from 81.
$50 pieces White Silk Embroidered Skirt
ing Flannels at Zoe. yard; were $1.25.
$50 pieces Eiderdown Flannels. in tan.
blue. pink. gray. red and white. NC. yard;
reduced from Soc.
IS pieces Printed French Flannels. in
figures and stripes. 49c. yard: reduced
from Toe.
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NECKWEAR.

At 39c. each; former price eso.-Men's
Puff, Teck and Fourin-Hand silk and satin
Scarfs: new and neat effects.
At SOC. each; former price $1.25-Msn's
Teck. Puff. and Four-in-Hand Scarfs. In
heavy De Jonville Silk. Satin and Crepe.
JACKETS AND GOWNS.
Mems extra fine quality Silk Quilted
Smoking Jackets. colors blue. drab. garnet
and brown. $7.9S; former price $1o5O.
Mems Atwood English Plaid House Goats
at 7.9S each; former price $3.50.
Mems English Cloth Jackets. In camel's
hair and plaids. SS.9S each; were $1260.
BATH ROBES.
Mems French Flannel Bath Robes. with
girdle. dark colors. fancy borders. 1885,
actual value $3.50.
Mems English Turkish Bath Robes. IN
bleached ground. Roman Stripes. GAS
each: were Sc.
Mems Turkish Bath Robes in neat Plaid
effects. $5.4S; former price $s.75.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
At Zoe. each: former price $l.lo-
Mems Wool Shirts and Drawers. in nat
ural color aud cadet blue: all sizes.
At 0Sc. each: former price $l.eo-
Mems extra fine quality Cancels Hair.
also Norfolk and New Brunswick make Of
Mems White Merino Shirts and Drawers.
At $3.50 each; former price $2.75--
Mems finest quality genuine Scotch Wool
Drawers.
HALF HOSE.
At 12tGc. pair; former price 25c.-A
Mems Imported Fancy Cotton Half Hose.
AT Zoe. pair; former price 29c.-Men's
mode colored Cotton Half Hose
At Zoe. pair; former price 3Oc.--Men's
extra fine French Coored Cotton Halt
Hose. fancy stripes and mode colors.
At Doc. pair: former price 50c.--Men's
fine all wool Cashmere. Natural Wool and
light and heavy weight Merino Half Hose
colors tan. mode. gray and fast black.
At Bic. pair: former price 5Oc.-Men's
extra fine Colored Cashmere Half Hose In !,
navy. seal. scarlet and fast black.
At 3'5c. pair: former price 63c.-Men's
extra fire quality French Colored Cotton
and Plated Silk Half Hose. In tan, gray. !
and fast black; also extra heavy Camel'sj
Hair and genuine Scotch Shetland Wool
Half Hose.
At soc pair; former price 75c.---Men1s
supcrlin" English Colored Cashmere, Mdr.
mo and natural Wool Half Hose. in t,iis,
grays aud fast black.
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BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT

HaIf.Price Clearing Sale.
All wool TwO.PIECE KILT SUITS. az to
years. at $2.9S; former price. IS.
Atwood CHINCHILLA ovERCoATs. dark
brown Oxford mixture-lO to II years.
at sos; former price. $14. Is to IS years.
at S1O.75; former price. SIS.
Corresponding rsduotions throughost
entire Department.
"Star" SHIRT WAISTS Qaundered). in
French Percales. 0 to II years. at &c.;
former price. $l.l5.
Boys and Mems Lambs Wool (pull DOWN
WINTER CAPS. sizes G5s to re- at 4Sc.;
former price. 0sc.
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HAMBURG EmBRO|DER|ES.
Continuation Of Special Sale.
The following important features Of our
January Offering Of Embroideries will be
Of special interest to careful buyers:
4. We select ana submit only now a.A u.
sirabls GOODS OF standard msnufAeture, all
embroidered On fabrics woven expressly for
the purpose.
.. The patterns are II every Instance de-
sisncd IN proportion to width OF material.
saa have weil.h.,shed, Arn edges that will
stand the wear and tear or laundering.
Several thousand pieces OF Cambria Edg-
ings. In neat patterns and open work de-
signs, &c. yard.
Nainsook and Cambria Edglngs. desirable
for trimming infants and children's UNDER
clothing. &c. yard.
Nainsook and Cambria Edgings. wider
margin of cloth than previous lot. 1Oc. I'd.
Cambria Edgings. 3to inches wide. en-
broidered with fine quality Of yarn. In neat.
effective and open-work patterns. 1910. yd.
OOupiebo Huoo VI uoW pdItoIuo os AoCs
and zoe. yard.
Cambria and Nainsook Embroideries. 2
to 10 inches wide. newest openwork designs.
25c. yard.
Demi-Flouncings and ohildren's skirt
widths. SOC. to 5Oc. yard.
Nainsook matched sets (Edgings IN vari-
GUS widths with insertingsl In entirely new
designs. at lowest prices.
Nainsook. Cambria and India Linen all
over Embroidetes. desirable for Jokes and
sleeves.
Fine. narrow Nainsook Edgings. designed
especially for trimming infants undergar-
ments.
Novelties in 45-inch Embroidered Flounc-
ings. delicate and novel combinations OF
colorings
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ART EMBROIDERY MATERIALS.
Lace Tides.

Russian Lace Mats and Tides. 4c. to 35c.
Real Lace Mats and Tides In Antique.
CIuny. Rcnaissance and Louis XIV. styles
at reduced prices to close
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CONTINUATION OF
18TH ANNUAL SALE OF
LINENS.

LINENS.
During the past week we secured several
lots Of Table Damasks. Napkins and
Towels-all standard makes-at prices
greatly below cost OF importation. We are
thereby enabled to place before house.
keepers the following bargains. which 1t
will be impossible to duplicate anywhere.
TABLE DAMAsK.
80 pieces Bleached German Damask. pure
linen. 30c. yard; worth 55c.
rs pieces Bleached Irish Damask. all
linen. 49c. yard; worth soc.
800 pieces Bleached Double Damask. OK
ira width. SOC. yard: worth s5c.
As pieces Blcached Double Damask. hand
some patterns. 7Sc. yard; worth CSC.
IS pieces Beached Double Damask. satin
finish. Soc. yard; worth $l.25.
dive. Eighth and Three-Quarter Napkins
70 matchJ
IS pieces Blcached Double Damask. ~
inches wide. CSC. yard; worth $3.50.
40 pieces Unbleached Table Damask. all
linen, 45c. yard: worth Coo.
FIVE-EIGHTH NAPKINS
At 9Sc. per dozen: worth SIPS.
At $1.25 per dozen: worth $l.s5.
At $1.69 per dozen: worth s225.
DINNER SIZE NAPKINS
At $1.20 per dozen: worth $1.s5.
At $1.75 per dozen; worth $2.25.
At 81. 10 per dozen; worth $2.es.
TOWELS.
$50 dozen Huck Towels. oil linen. 121Ic.
each; worth 18c.
500 dozen Huck Towels. knotted fringe.
22x4i inches. 15c. each: worth Csc.
$50 dozen Huck and Damask Towels.
knotted and plain fringes. 2Oc.: worth 2sc
275 dozen Damask Towels. knotted fringe.
large size. 25c. each: worth 37hc.
TURKEY RED TABLE COVERS.
80 dozen Turkey Red Table Covers. az
yards long. $50. each: worth $16s.
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MEMS Furnishings,

The Clearing Sale prices now ruling
in Mems Furnishing Department pre-
sent the bargain opportunities Of the
season.
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CONTINUATION OF
18TH ANNUAL SALE OF
SHIR
,u-Nu Au-NNr.~~,
CUNLAUNDERED).

Thousands Of Shirts went the pasN
week-thousands moro will follow
this week.
For years we have given the worry best
values In Shirts at every price We have
quoted. And this is why our Shirt sales
keep increasing in volume year after year.
For tho information OF those who may nss
know tho fac. We beg to state that all the Shirts
offered at this sale staple brands 80 well auA
farorably known throughout tho country.
Purchases Will be exchanged or money refunded U
desired.
In ordering Shrta atata size of colar zasa -
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GREAT 7AII OF
NOTIONS
And Dressmakers' Supplies.


And Dressmakers' Supplies.
On Monday we will inaugurate the
greatest and most important sale of
Notions ever held in America. The val
ucs are positively unprecedented. Each
article guaranteed to be OF standard quail
ity. The entire line represents the most
popular and reliable products Of European
and domestic manufacture. Prices in
every instance much below regular i'm
porters' and manufacturers quotations.
TO DREssMAKERs.-On account OF the
prices the usual trade discount will not be
allowed during this snIe.
DRESS SHIELDS.
$50 gross Dress Shields. Rubber lined and
feather weight made from finest stock)
sizes to4. at 10 cents pair: $1.0s dozen:
$1,000 gross.
WHALEBONE AND HORN BONE.
1875 gross extra Ss-inch whalebone at 40.
piece: $l.5O dozen: $l7.75 gross. NIanufac-
turers' price for this bone is $40 grossly
$50 gross finest selected S6-inch Whale
bones at 1sc. piece; 81 80 dozen: 500 80 gross.
Manufacturers price for this Bone Is $25
grossD
All Whalehons purchased from us not
proving satisfactory will be exchanged for
perfect goodA
200 gross extra heavy French Horn Bone.
sizes to II inch. usually sold ut 100. to &c..
at loo. dozen; 81. 10 gross.
BONE CASING AND TAFFETA.
800 gross double Bone Casing. extra super
quality. all colors. usually sold at 15c. to zoe.
piece. at lOc. piece: $l.15 gross.
IS gross Silk Serge Single Casing at 1870.
piece; 500 gross: regular price 27c. piece.
$50 gross Silk Bone Casing (Prussian bind
ing). extra finish and weight. 1870. piece;
$3.50 gross: regular price Csc. and $3.50.
1900 pieces Silk Taffeta at 12c.: 81 .95 dozen.
TAPES, BRAIDs, 80.
Dressmaking Tape. largo rolls. e. piece.
Extra White Tape. . yard pieces. TO-:
usually 1oc.
Black Skirt Braid. our regular'quallty-
10 yard pieces. 12Hc.; "a yards. .27o.: usual
prices 16c. and $50.
Super Cotton Elastic. u inch. $40. piece.
Fancy Silk Garter Elastic. one inch. at
16c. yard: usual price ESQ.
25 dozen Silk Carriers. new styles. reduced
from roc. to 4so.
SEWING COTTON AND SILK.
Oarke's o. N. T. Sewing Cotton. 400 yards.
43c dozen.
Eureka Machine Silk. 100 yards. 75c. dozen.
Linen finish Thread 100 yards. ESQ. dozen
spools: regular price &c. spool.
1000 dozen Basting Cotton. full length.
1870. doz.: regular price. 200.
Mending Wool. best quality. ESQ. dozen
cards.
PINS, HOOKS AND EYES.
English Pins. assorted sizes. three sheets
for 14c.: SAC. dozen; regular price &c. to &c.
sheet.
Kirby Boards English Pins. 1oc. per
sheet; regular price 14c. to tic.
Turneys celebrated Book Pins. for $50.
Stewert Safety Pins. assorted sizes. for
1Gc.; 60c. dozen.
$50 gross Bent Hooks and Eyes. black and
white. all sizes. &C. gross: $l.04 great gross.
WAIST BELTINGS.
Importers stock of 500 gross Fancy Belt
ings. all colors. 29c. piece: $3.50 gross.
200 gross Silk Moire and Novelty Betings
at 79c. piece; 50 gross: reduced from csc.
and SIPS.
Best quality Cotton Betting. 1870. pee.
FEATHER BUSTERS.
One lot fine Feather busters, full size. lsc.
each; reduced from 29c.
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FUR, CLOAK, and SUIT
DEPARTMENTS.

For evidence Of the extraordinary values
now being offered In these Departments.
"a reductions noted below.
The garments are the latest designs OF
th,s season from the leading makers OF
Paris. Berlin. London. and New York.
s,vss from 50 to 4s inch bust measurement.
Notwithstanding the great sacrifices In
nrices, we adhere to our fixed rule Of
making no charge for alterations.
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At 39c. each; former price 6so.-Men'l
Puff, Teck and Four-in-Hand silk and satin
Scarfs: new and neat effects.
At soc. each: former price $1.25-Men's
Teck. Puff. and Four-in-Hand Scarfs. In
heavy De Joinvile Silk. Satin and Crepe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
Ladies' Fur Capes

ANIMAL HEAD NECK SCARFS. BOAs
s.a PLAIN ana FANCY MUFFS, In all
fashionable furs, at equally great reduc-
uoas.
All eur Fur Gnrnents s.A Capes arc naAo
from carefully selected skins. lined and IN.
ished In the best possible manner. Finer
goods cannot be purchased.
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ladies' London. made Coats and
Jackets

AiSsEs' ONE and TWO PIECE SUITS,
COATS, JACKETS and NEWMAN
nTis' In endless variety, latest styles
snd best imported and domestic ina.
teriais.
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At $1,000.

China Silk Tea Gowns. In light colors.
handsomely trimmed with Black Lace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10

Az 1910. 40, 4.UU.
White Lawn Wrappers. slightly soiled.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10

INFANTS DRESSES (Mother Hubbards
and Short Waists). prettily trimmed.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-10
1875; was made master mason and

Der Feb. y, 1869.
Roix, William r. Born in Belfa>
I, 1920, died at Boston, Mass. NJ.
1885; was made master mason ana
Der Mar. 6, 1868. During the rel.
Bro. Roix commanded the Steame,
iel Webster, in southern waters, a,
last seventeen years of his life Ia
master of the Steamers Katahdin am
nobscot of the Boston & Bangor S. ,
RoiX, John. Born in Belfast in
died at Jacksonville, Fla. May 5, lv
was made master mason Mar. ~
member Jan. 10, 1862.
Sleeper, Manasseh. Born in p
now Fremont, n. II. in 1880, died j,
fast June IS, 1913; was made mast
son in Washington Lodge No. -. +,
n Fl. Dec. 81, 1901, and was one
Charter members of Belfast, now p.
Lodge and was its first master.
Scott, Leroy 5. Born at Line,
July %, 1887, died in the Hospital Az
tysburg, July -, 1867, he was Hi
master mason and member April =
Stone, Martin Born at Islesboro
7, 1926; died in Belfast Feb. &, Isl
made a master mason April 70. 1Ssg
Stephenson. Augustus II. Born
fast Dee. ,. 1915, died at Portland F.
1870: was made a master. mason ana
Der june Is. lSGh
SWEET, George. Born in Bella,
30, 1873, died in Belfast Oct. =
was made a master mason and Nm,
Dec. !. 1865.
>hute. Darius. Born in Belfast u.
1879. died on board Sclr. A. H..
when two days out from New Yor
s. 1871: was made a master mass.
member April "A. 1867.
Sweetser. George X. Born in D.
Nov. Ii. 1851, died in Belfast d.,
1887: was made a master mason and
Der Mar. l6. 1874. Brother Sweets
elected W. Master in January lN,-
was the only master of the Lode.
died during his term of office.
Saunders. John Henry. Born at r
of Jersey. Eng. oct. %, 1927. wa,
ed overheard from Schr. st. John
drowned at Hatteras Beach, MAJ,
1S90 he became a member Feb. :. /,
Stp,rns lain V Porn i'm Man,
Is 1s36 diad in RaIf,s+ I,,na 1e f.s
came q ma,nhar Mo- Ia 1sot -''
Thompson, Robert. Born at Br
Fob =, Isl died in palfaS+ VI
1873. became y member -. Ln wa,
der of 1912.
Tilden lanes r por, ), p.l.
1872 died at san Francisco Cal ~
$50. became , memhar Ang % i..
Tilden william Rom r., b..
1897 died in RalfaS+ Nav IA.
The Republican journal., 1892-03-10

NEUROLOGY OF PHOENIX LODGE. BY GEO.
f. JOHNSON, d. d. G. NJ.
We deem it proper to say here that the
incompleteness of this neurology is due to
the entire absence of the records of the
lodge for the first % years of it's exist
ence; that we have gathered the following
data, which we believe to be substantially
correct, from several old books and pa
pers which purport to have been used by
the lodge, and from the recollection of
some of its oldest living members.
Abbott, Ohio. Born in 1887, died in
Belfast, May End, 1852. Came from Penn
broke, N. H., to Belfast in 1907 He was
made master mason in Belfast Lodge
Feb. Sth, 1919, became member at about
that time and was one of the brethren to
whom the charter was restored in 1928
Atwell, Rev. j. Born -, died -, be-
came a member prior to 1916; pastor of
Methodist Church in 1S44-45.
Ames, John p Born in Belmont Feb.
18th, 1921, died in Belfast Jan. 31st, 1874,
became member Jan. /, 1866.
Bramhall, Joshua. Born in Belfast Dec
s, 1910, died at Camden, March 20, 1880,
member Jan. 20, 1851. Master mariner
p years; was Captain of U. S. transport
steamers ''Zephyr'' and kate Dale' on
the Mississippi river during the war of
the rebellion; moved to Camden in 1868
and was keeper of the light on Negro ISL
The Republican journal., 1892-03-10
LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S xEcErAeAs

An illustrated entitled Guide Health Lydia Pnkhan,
value ladies' We will copy addressing with two 2cen stamps
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-28
A TEST CASE.

Mrs. Warner Secures Damages Against
Milwaukee Mine Promoters.
MILWAUKEE, March 28 --rhe jury in
the mining case Of Mrs. Helen N. War
ner against Moore, Benjamin a. Co.
returned verdict in favor of the plain
tiff for $15, ,660.30 The verdict repre-
,sents the amount asked by Mrs. Warner
after deducting interest on the money
invested and about 81, 500 which she
realized in closing out her stock. The
case is regarded as one of the most inn
portant of the kind ever tried In this
state and will open the way
for a number of other cases
that are now ready to be
brought against the same defendants.
AT r,ss s time of the great mining craze
in Northern Wisco...-.;n aud Michigan
the defendants were the principal firm
in originating large deals in that sec
ton, and being local concern, Milwau-
keeans were the heaviest sufferers when
the crash came. In nearly every in
stance the money put in stayed there,
and the sufferers have since been look
ing for an opportunity to get it back,
and have based their hopes largely upon
the result of Mrs. Warmers suit.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1892-03-28
MAY couRTMARTAL GREELY.

The Chief Signal 0mcer Charged with
Inaubordinntion.
WASHINGTON. March 25.--An officer
Of the army OF high rank, is authority
Tor the statement that courtmartial
may be ordered within the next few
days for the trial OF General A. w.
Greely, chief signal officer of the army,
for violation of the general orders of
the war department.
Mr.. Greely's offense consists OF hay
ing addressed the secretary Of war and
members of the committee on appropri-
ations in opposition to placing the new
military bureau of information undar
the immediate jurisdiction and
control OF the adjutant generals Office.
Adjutant General Kelton has brought
General Greely's breach Of discipline
70 the attention of the department In q
letter which comments severely upon
the violation of general orders. In his
letter General Kelton says General
Greely's action in addressing members
OF congress in order to bring about
what he had failed TO secure from the
ssecretary of war amounts to q threat OF
insuh ordination and demands severe
rebuke, II not ccurtmartial. Such q
recommendation as this is usually suf-
hcient, at least for q court OF inquiry,
and General Greely's friends and de-
Tenders are somewhat uneasy at the
outlook