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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
WHITE GOODS.

Striped and Checked Nuslins, superior values
at ga. 81, 10, 12is, and 1876
Imported Striped and Checked husiins' ~
and 25c.
Lace Striped Muslin in imitation tuckng for
Jokes, 25c- per yard.
Linon Dedacca, very sheer and fine, at oA'
81, 10. 12If. 1895. 20, and 25c. per yard.
Persian Nun, very dne, at 20, 20, and 3Oc. per
yard.
Pure Linen Lawn, full yard wide, at 80 and
75c per yard.
French Nainyook at 80. 80, and 75c. per yard.
Checked and Striped DiInity at %, 80, 80, and
40c. per yard.
Dotted Swiss Muslin with small, medium and
large dots, also figured, at %, 80, 80, 40, and
soc. DER yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
APRON RE.lNANTa.

NURSE APRONS, plain and trimmed, soiled
from use on show
Original price soc, remnant price Soc
Original price 62c., remnant price fOc.'
Original price 81, remnant price 16c
Original price s1.25, remnant price U5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
MEETINGS
LECTURES.

AT THE NEW RICHMOND THEA
"A TIRE, MARCH %. 1892, COMMENCING
AT S:15 y. NJ,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PRIVATE SOLDIERS MONUMENT FUND.
Address by Mr.. WILLIAM l. ROYALL-sub-
iect, LIFE, TINES, AND "REMINISCENCES
crate ARMY" To be followed by
A CAMPFIRE ENTERTAINMENTS MUSIC, AID
CONFEDERATE WAR SONGS,
by the MILLER BROTHERS and other :" Old
Confeds."
Admission Soc Reserved seats, csc. extra.
Tickets may DO had OF Aessrs- ID. q. Richard
son, Benjamin II. Berry, or Meade Haskins. OF
the committee, or at West, Johnston & Co.'S, or
ct the Richmond Theatre. NH Ltd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

known rs Alliaroe men, 10000 Of whom are
said 10 be positively pledged to vote for
no man for President Of the United States
who Is opposed to the free coinage Of sill
wary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
Lace
and Embroideries
among them.
Quite
O lot of |

yard Point de Gene, 4 inches wide,
12lc., from &c.
i yards Point dc Gene, II inches
wide, Soc, from Tic.
Al yards French Oriental Lace Ecru,
7 inches wide, 25c., from 49c.
9 yards Point dc Braband, inches,
65c., from 92c.
4 yards Black Chantilly Lace
Flouncing, Sl.75 yard from 1926.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
Jacket,
One Light Gray Ladies'
s;ze a. ct. from s12. %.

size "a, 81, from sl2. %.
One Ladies' jacket. size 80, Gray
Embroidered with Black and Silver, ,,
from sl4.98.
Two Ladies' Diagonal Cheviots, Gray
Mixed, sizes 81 and SO, $3.50, from
$3.50.
One Ladies' Gray Bedford-C Cord
Blazers, size SO, IS, from go.
Blades Broadcloth Cape. sizes 80, 80,
and 3S, two Gray and one Tan, $3.50,
from sl49S.
3 Navy All-Wool Blazers, sizes one
SO and two 80, Sl.50, from Sl.9S.
Q Infants Long Cashmere Cloaks
tcream), s1.20, from sl.95.
l Infants Long Cashmere Cloak (tan),
g, from S4.6S.
/ Infant Cashmere Short Cloak, s.,
from $40.
A special counter for Remnants OF
Worsted Dress Goods and Silks. You
must in all cases look for the Rem
nant" stocks IN their various depart
mpntG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
REMOVALS.

CHARLES THALHIMER a co.
~ beg 70 announce 70 their customers and pub
lie In general that they have REMOVED 20 their
new store, No. COS EAST BROAD STREET, BE-
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH, where they
have opened 1rst-class store for sale OF WINES.
LIQUORS, CIGARS, and TOBACCO. We will
pay especial attention 20 the wants OF family
trade. Thanking our many patrons for their
pas. patronage, we respectfully solicit a con-
tlnuation Of same.
CHARLES THALHIMER Il CO.,
NH 3-tHhl4 COS east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
REMNANTS OF GOWNS.

I LADIES' GOWN. Hamburg and tucks, me-
diurn size, was soc, remnant price 41c.
LADIES' GOWN, rufiies and tucks, large
size, was SI.25, remnant price Sl'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
rIsnEsnEN.s SUPPLIES

GENE ThREAD.-wE~mRa
- can furnish all numbers OF the
very best makes Of SEINE THREAD at lowest
pricez. A new stock Just received Of our own a..
rect importation. Always on hand 6ElNk
TWINk6, C0RK6, cORKW00D, NETTING OF
different kinds IN stock and made 70 order.
$50 l. NORTHUMBERLAND Sons Z
corner 6eventeenth and Franklio etree!A
Sole importers of the LION BRAND SEINE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

You won't have to have struggle with
them, o. you do with the ordinary pin You
won't notace them. Mildly and gently, but
resulats the whole system. Sick or Bilious
Headaches, Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and oil derangements Of tho liver,
stomach, and bowels are prevented, relieved,
and cured.
They're the best liver pill known, purely
vegetable, perfectly harmless, the smallest,
easicct and best TO take. They're tho cheap
est pills you can buy, too, for they're guar
onteed 70 give satisfaction, or your money
Il returned :" Value received or no pay ".
It's plan peculiar TO DR.. Piercs's incidence
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
JABOTS.

We open to-daya new line Of Jabots in all tho
popular shades in Chiffon and Crepe dc Chine
some plain, some embroidered, and some In
combination with lace. Prices range from 35c
70 s1.50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

IL clears the
head whsn you
clear the stomach
and bowels You
can't think, with
your system all
CHI oked up and
stagnant That's
Just tho time TO
contract disease,
too.
Put yourHlf IN
good condition
with DR.. Piercc's
plooo,,f Dalai.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
CHILDRENs AND INFANTS
HATS AND CAPS.

We Offer our entire stock Of Children's and In
fants' silk and Cashmere Hats and Caps at about
half price. II the oaby needs a cap or hat buy
now, and you will save money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
REMNANTS OF CALICO.

90 REMNANTS OF DARK CALICO, 2 to z
vards In n niece best makes-COcheeO, Merrl-
mack, Pacific etc, were and SC. Remnant
price Be- a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
will be closed out al
half the factory cost.
odds and ends Of 60
at your own price.

Bisque table Lamp, handkerchief
and fitted with Upton burner, $3.50
from S4.6j; another one at 81 from
$3.50.
3 handsome Table Lamps at Sl.50
from $3.50.
All Library Lamps where there is
only one or two OF kind will be sold at
less than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

A B3TRACT TITLE OFFICE OF
"A PEYT0N X. DARLINGTON has been re-
moved TO next floor over sands, Pollard n sands,
attorneys law, TO Room No. 2, 10l7 Bank street,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, with George
d. Carter, attorney ct Law.
ExAMiSATIOX OF TITLES TO PROPERTY
q speciality.
By permission refers 10 Meesrs Sands Pollard
4 Sands, ID. G. Richardson. Aessrk Leake a Car
ter. aud other attorneys u 2a3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
1}r(oFEN
COMPANY
S-@

The grand exhibition here is one OF
the early. season wonders There is q dis
play of new wares that forces an envy even
of the tamest ambition. To-day and to-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

Frosted feet can DO permanently cured
BY Salvation Oil Price ~ cents 3 bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
HOUSelCGTe.

some Clipped. mismatched or other
wise imperiect-your choice for &c. a
pair; ! lot Clipped Brush Vases
choice for lc. 8 Covered Dishes-im-
perfect-l0c. 5 Butter Dishes, with
cover and drainer-imperfect-5c. l
lot Odd Saucers-choice, lie. T; small
lot Japanese Tea-Pots-imperfect-3c. !;
2Oinch Decorated Library Lamp
Shades only-l0c. f; small lot De
corated Cake Plates, DC, from 33c. ; l
small lot Decorated Bowls, 20c., from
3Gc.-another kind at 25c., from 39c. /;
lot Decorated Vegetable Dishes, 1Oc.,
from SOC. lot Fruit Baskets-will be
closed out at &c.
| big lot odds and ends OF all kinds Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
TNR. II. PARKS,

mr. II. PARKS,
~ PROFESSIONAL CHIRoPODIsr,
removed 10 corner Fourth and Franklin streets
(over Woman's kxchange). Spacious rooms for
treatment q ladies and gentlemen separately
DR.. II. PARKS, the Corn and Bunion Doctor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

UPTOWN OFFICE, 43s EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE 1920 HULL STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04
LEV &DAVlS
W HI7E GOODS
AND
ELnbrOidGriGS! !.

All east efforts outdoue. The largest and
most extensive line Of White Goods and En-
brolderies il has been our good fortune to secure.
Through fortunate purchase We are enabled
TO offer better values in these goods than aas
been seen for many day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

7HK DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications win not bereturned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-04

wanted Situations t2o words or lessl....s 70
Reading notices IN readipg-matter type. I'VE
lnes or icss, 81; IN nonpsreil loaded, 75c.
Card Of rates for more space furnished on a2'
rncasSou
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Spertro blanot norife
Ttifere.

5pl9enoe Grempler paa Spertro
blanbt 6iiterne a~nfgres / "Norit 5iIteris
tioenoe":
39uer man Sc 8iit, ma tar iaaet,
fer 5iitet er %Iluttet, blir bette life iaa
soot, iom, bpis man bapoe mblaot at
unoeripse lin 8inoius.
8ommer Der en- Sunle inc / aipffes
net, er Der Gar / Garnet.
apmmer Der en- Speps ino / en- Npi
eler ct @arr, igr De uoi9ttes, er man
iitter paa en- goo 6an9it. Gn Sumle
6eoita6et er berimoo iloeoarlenoe.
Spblis &ino paa 8laames ieongen
bebuoer ct suot 5iiteaar.
Siier en- s9Iburo fig furuo for en-
gaao, blir 3uren ubelois; men fom'
mer ben pp i ai0luauoet, iaar man
9ptfe (Eeber GIau5isn).
ut ipptte pua N9net ifal bore ct me-
get traitist, ON emo minore appetitlist
Wtiobel til at fan Siiten til at bibe.
Selbispis ier Den bet life.
Naur 5iiten blSosr meset, er bet
8ariel ior Gesu. Oct cir Osiaa 9site
ON sOOt Siite.
Gt plpitre % iiRr, naar Waiten tlges
iamtioist, iremta(oer @inb.
Gt fife / Nnrbsoen al en- &irte er
ubeloist.
Naar nosen al 6uiet ct paa Sieen,
ntaa man life ltltte en- Srano / ganc,
oa Der i iaa 3ilfaloe let fan tr9ffe bam
ct ubelo (auuo 2eem).
Wan maa pua Sisen life napne nos
gen peo lit rette gtapn, men altio BRUCE
SmItripninser (Strsm).
Zen famine iprtaller, at Ssnbmprss
f%ilterne latte igrite Sulenat ct Sab SIP
uanS paa 8orbet, us al "be 8eu9selisr
cs 6pranorlnser, Ipm ON Mprsenen
bereiter marteoes i 8anbet, ipaa %
osmme, bpOrIeoss 9aarfifsrist ituloe
falbe no."
Den, Der bar Sauersiel paa Jig, maa
saa thumbs, ON ban er en- nptiaa apb
Sppmmer (9ucas 8ebss).
Selr SiltOp 9ontuppioan ipues life
at BABE tpilet berpaa; tbi ban faloer
bet ct singulare physicum.
Saper8jel aniuaes iom ct uiellbars
list 8eitptteliesmiooel mob Gnsreb al
oval % Srp9os, bporfpr Der bruates
life iaa Tibet beraf / tiolisere 9aoe.
Com &esel GAP imiolertio G~pptbeterne
8iltsrne "9puelsbrsf" iitebet, bpilfen
rimelisuis bapbe iamme spbe GsenIta,
Der ium Sapersielen lissOueripr Siss
mpnitrene, ueen at meoiere oenues So
rer for 89peren.
9aar ma faiter ct 4aoiel i 99rret,
niaa man osiaa iaite en- 8ranb, taupt
peo at snioe TO Stptfsr 7ra mob BIN.
anben / bet 8ontpppioau).
5inoes Saabeu ct Slags Chm
GrausS pp), sr bet ct SOrpariel paa,
at nOssn ffaI Omtpmme (Strsm).
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

Dian pil erinore, at Ell officer
Samesiun Der leoia9eOe Stanley paa
Seien til @uoeloi, blep beitplbt for at
babe tiDbt cit lioen tort Yige og Ooerle>
peret benoe til MenneIteaoerne, Der
ipiite benoe / bans NnrparelIe.
SamesiUn ielp nn9teoe uaturliooiS
at tienoe no9etipmbesit til SiitOrieu.
Nu paaitaar imiolertio en- bel9iIf
&eiienoe Camille Gctors, Der netup er
penot bjem fra GuretOn9o, at SiitOrier
er FORFEIT. gn SDuOin9 i ben 9anbss
By, bpor Barnet bleu Op9ot, bar piit
BAN Steoet, bpor bet blooi9e Mnaltir
ianbt Steb, Os ertlGret ielu at babe be.
ret @ione til Se9ipenBeoen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
9rei. Scaro Of Truitees for
ben Scr. nj. SlmerIta.

minneapolis, 9liuu., 3oie Off. '92.
Or. Suer 9arien.
9rei. for ben 6Or. nj. airtes SOnro
Of 1ruitess.
5giit9rsosi
Spm Soar paa Itres rreoe al ben
26os Sept. 1892 bar ies at meooeIe:
/. Gt Suoro Of 1ruitess for Stugss
burg Ssminarium biotll enOnu life bar
iattet npssn 8eilutniug eIer tnset no.
get Striot / anIeonirg BEN ReiOlution,
De reisrerer til.
2. UT jes perionIi8t er al ben 5ors
meuiu9, at nepnte ReiDlutiun blep ans
nuleret ue0 Ell ieners 8cilatuius al ben
5Or. Sirfe { ~gtarsberstn. '92 Stoe 1897
bpOreiter Sperssmanlst ON Oueroras
gelie benpiies til Ell M Aiitemuin9 al
Msnisbeoerne os en- islgenoe Nisios
rslie al ben 5orensos 9irtes Aar8mgoe
iorbaabeutIig / Gpereu5itemmelie oers
meo.
3. GIT, iOm eft Striot benimuo Ell
inarlig Crbnin9 al itsoHnoenoe BAIT
it~cIisbsoer, G~ussburs Semiuariums
Sntprporatipnsartitler er blepue amens
oereoe paa en Maaoe, iom betpOeli9t
pil iimpliiicere Spsrgsmaalet ON at
sioe ben 6or. &irte - ipm ct uinfOrs
poreret airteiamiunb Tin its noncors
porate capacity - aOntrOl ore
Iussbur9 Seminnrium paa en- loolig
% sieniioi9t tilirebs itiaenoe Maaoe.
3eres meo Igtelie
Soen Oftebal,
Grei. for GI9sb. Sem. 8oaro
Of 9rultees.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
Gn sanife bumoriaiif @ien'
ienocliees Eeene

~ioresif furlsben Tag / GlrHbsrs pad
bet tore Rartee. Der par retlt en-
RrnaSe Sober, blanot bpilte il1r ct
@oytabiast iiaois orOs ben Fuslplil'
Rxugos til iis. 9abinsttes 2raipIa'
fer bar en- unaopmmeIis Spinesbults,
bris Sais oreieoe fig inmtiois meo, at
-ginsns Tos bun pp % Hog bun nso"
= ct iaHOt Neiteritgfte al NRstanit, %
ION par anbrngt i 5nogdngen til aob's
netiet. Den paa eusans Iorivanot
Bcrbuitsn, % bet gift i%aaleoes nj: "a
5orbGnset iprlebsn SIiten bleu truttet
bort fra Suiteu, ium itoo paa Ell 6ors
bcining, trangte en- tpt SpraermnOnmt
fig frem sjennem ben ifueipitns Man9Oe
o. itirreoe meo upipileoe Dine paa lns
o%.ru0rtet.
"8euares", itreg tun plnoielig, "0st
er 10 aatbrins, ION bar tjent bos os,
men iom Ui Jog bort fOr benoes Gang
iinsrstbeos StpIO".
% lost bun psnote Jig mob 8uiteu,
tilisteoe bun:
an ituloe famine big, aatbrine,
iaaoan en- &enostgs".
3enne / ben itgrite CpbiOielie nisiune
Aienoelie bapoe en- aloeles mRrtuRroi9
girfnins. Get itjsnne @Oranfst blep
aiuerIenoe rsbt. Zen liulise Butte iDus
tes at bape melt 9pit iii at ipnte NED /
6prbDiniussn, iom en- betantelis @raO
begDnote at uatle. lloraaberen iprang
til os trat 5urbRnget neo iOr at oRtte
ben i%tjDune 9priisur, Der iaa pIuOielig
bar bleuen leoeuoe. Ss iaalebes git
Oct iii, at ben Itjgnue Butte life Longer
par gratis at faa at ie pna g~tilrnberg
Wtarfeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

s aareuis FEB jes a neuralgiite Smer.
ter, men bleu Dog tililut ueO 2tnuenOetie
al ct. SafObs Die belbreoet. Gen
famine Griarin9 gjOr ale, iOm bruger
penue Die. s Z. .. Sberer, Bethany,
Wtp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
bDggeligt 9jem
CT ct Yaraois paa Soroem.

Saa DIG ct raffcrt 90 iruetbart
stDtfe sano oct tripelise goiseuns
hm. St8 bar manaioioige Snfimoe
sieres | DC tot ifielise Counter at
p9lae meien. seno Dit 9apn pa
Noresie, 90 pr. omsaatnoe Ypjt
pil on faa en Yaffe rneo Soaer,
Barter, 6irfmlGrer, Siaeoer Off,,
beIfripenoe bette 0orSpeitens beofte
SarminssSano. Sfrip inart /; tbi
Sanoet optases fort. Solf, Tom
for noale Nar tilbase jettleoe |
Wtnmeiota, 5afota, Tebrajf TIA,
&anias oip., itrpmnter nu bio, GA
fiober Sano her. SorSbunsem CT
liaeiaa 900 ON life beorc her, GA
Warfeoerne or iaa meaet besrc.
ser CT ! Snnoreoepis meo Nabris
Ter, iaa at Nrbeiosfortieneften CT
nom9rfst. ser CT Sip % Rprel,c
bele Iaret runot; Ycnae fan tie.
mes baaoe 0inter oa Sommer, ,aa
oct or ianselis insen sag at faa
fig ct Siem her.
Sfop fan fGiaes for aontant til
aae stoer al Aarst. Sea fisber
ieip CIT WGnsoe Ssmmer, Goro.
peo, StapesSolts, Sies off,, oa
tassr iaaSant / Sstaline ior sano
tseiaa sierne, TOM antant. DC,
Tom tGnftr pna sano, ifulse paste
paa iaaoanne anleoninaer.
Sstte Sans er npiia fommet
Warftset, % fuiohanois Sejfri.
pelie ienoss irit.
K. ROShOLT,
Gen. Office - EAU CLAIRE, WIS.
9.l9.4
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08
[Reiisi CpsrGiisIis.l
anasbnrss cperorageiie.
(Cperiat ira tHssIf)

7seorah. Soma. 26es Sept. 1892.
grui. Soen Citsoai,
Grei. for augsburs S%tmiuartuHis
Gonro Of 1ruisss.
SsiitTreoel
9islse 8sioluiiousr fdttsos al ben
5prsueoe norf.lutbtrits airts / ame'
ria paa fit iibitc aarlise Weot lam
ION, MiHn., blep 8oaro Of Iruiiess Tor
Gussburs Ssmiuarium Ogiororst I'll at
puerorase aussburg SsmirariHm plp.
I'll Den 5oreueoe nprit lntbtriie sirte |
Gueritn, os at sios ct %Oiiicielt Spar
paa beune G~pforoyiHg lnoen ben lie
Sept. 1892 til 9rciiotntsn for Soaro
Of Iruitecs al uusHurunte sirteianr'
iunh. Giieriom intet Suar er moota'
get al mig, anmocer ieg 3em oen!l9it
ON at ienoe mig famine iuareit muit3t.
Sper 2atien.
9rei. ScarO Of 1ruitees for
ben Scr. nj. Amsrlta.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-08

5pl9enoe G~rempler paa Spertro
blanbt 5iIterne anfgres / "Norit 5iIteris
tioenbe":
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
LOOKS ENCOURAGING.

DENVER, March 22.-The Evening
Times says; A dispatch from Topeka
to the Times conveys the information
that the telegraph operators on the
Santa Fe system are still holding out
for the schedule of wages asked for.
A meeting was had on. Saturday with
the general superintendent, and a
proposition was made to the opera
tors of a raise, and it was taken under
consideration at meeting of opera
tors yesterday. 1t was decided to
decline the offer and adhere to the
schedule submitted by the operators.
The outlook for success appears en-
couraging to the operators, and they
feel sure the matter will be adjusted
this week.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23

The United States express compa
ny have discharged seven more mes.
sengers because they belonged to the
Brotherhood.
Lawson Bros. & CO., Chicago, are
losers to the extent of from $4,000
to $50, 900 through the speculation of
employees.
The senate passed bill authoriz-
ing the Velasco Terminal railroad to
construct a bridge acress the Brazos
river In Texas.
Arthur Goring Thomas, of London,
the weIl-known writer of operas, COM
mitted suicide by throwing himself
in front of train.
A broken rail on the Fort Wayne,
FindIay d Western threw the "Can-
non-ball" from the track, fatally in
juring the engineer and fireman.
The supreme court of Wisconsin
has declared the assembly, senatorial
and congressional apportionment by
the last legislature unconstitutional.
The Indian uprising in Bolivia is
assuming more and more formidable
proportions, indeed it begins to look
as if the government will have its
hands full to suppress it.
The Chinese government has sent
circulars to foreign powers saying
that the government will not be re-
sponsible for loans contracted by
Chinese provinces without imperial
sanction.
Great suffering exists in Queens
land, owing to the stagnatlon of in
dustry. Hundreds of women and
children are applicants for govern
ment relief at Brisbane, the male rel
atives having gone to the country to
seek work.
The Portuguese government has
authorized the bank of Portugal to
increase its note circulation to $780,
100000, more than four times the
amount of the banks capital. The
present note circulation amounts to
$4l, 100000.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
A SOLID SILVER COUNTERFEIT.

A New York dispatch says that
counterfeit dollars, made of genuine
silver of standard coin fineness, have
been discovered. They are well cal
culated to deceive rapid handlers of
money, being so little short in weight
that the deficiency might be accout-
ed for by wear. The handiwork is
inferior to that of the true coins, by
which they may be detected. The
counterfeiters make about 80 per cent
by their operation, as at present mar
ket rates the silver in a dollar can be
bought for something like 70 cents.
The swindlers, therefore, get the same
profit which accrues to the govern
ment oil every coin minted. Dyes,
the government counterfeit detector,
has exposed the scheme.
If the above had read that the
swindlers get the profit which the
government swindles the miners out
of now it would be putting consider
able truth into the item. But we
are glad to see such enterprise, and
fail so see where the swindle comes
in if the coins are up to the govern
ment standard.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
ACQUITTED.

DENVER, March 22.-The coroner's
jury spent most of the day investi-
eating the killing of Michael Fox by
Thomas D. Forney last night. AT
the conclusion of their deliberations
they acquitted Forney of all blame,
rendering verdict that the shooting
was done in self-defense. 1t will be
remembered that Fox had made i'm
proper proposals to Mrs. Forney, who
repulsed him. He then. threatened
to kill Mr.. and Mrs. Forney, and be-
gan with knife on the former, who
shot him in the head. Fox was half
intoxicated, ,and Forney tried to avoid
a quarrel.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
WANTS TO FIGHT.

New YoRK, March 92.-This even
ing Charley Mitchell and Jim Cor
bett met in the bar room of the Min
er's theatre. Mitchell apparently
wanted fight at once, for he called
Corbett the vilest kinds of names,
and asked him to go down stairs and
see who was best man. Corbett did
not want to fight in this manner, bnt
promised Mitchell ring fight later
on. Friends separated the two men
before anything serious occurred.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23

Russia has 100000 acres in sunfow-
ers, produces 2O,OOo,OOO pounds of
sunfower oil year, worth a Sl,Ooo,-
600, and finds it very profitable
crop. The oil, however, is not the
only valuable part of the sunflower;
the seeds of some species are used
for food, the refuse after the oil is
extracted is fed to the cattle, the
stalk is used for fuel, and high per
centage of potassium is taken from
the ashes.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
SUICIDE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 22.-
Miss Nora Dennis, young woman
living with the family of Mr.. Thomas
Slegle, at 90 Crone street, this city,
drank half pint of whisky this
morning, presumably to steady her
nerve, and fired bullet from re-
volver into her brain, causing death
in few minutes. Miss Dennis was
disappointed in a love affair. Her
parents reside in Union City.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
coNpENsEp TELEaRAMs.

FL Paso is in holiday attire in hon
or of the state encampment of the
G. A. r..
A fertilizer factory at Barren Is
land was burned. Loss, 100000; in
sured.
The Bengal cotton trade has al
most collapsed, owing to persistent
adulteration and the cheapness OF
American and Egyptian cotton.
Railroad communication with Ma
pies, Florence and other places is in.
terrupted by floods. The Tiber has
inundated the lowest part of Rome.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
LATE NEWS.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

DENVER, March 22.-John J
Reithman, jr., the son of one of Den
ver's wealthy pioneers, who accident
tally shot himself last evening while
hunting at a lake 10 miles from here,
was brought to town this morning.
Both loads of his shot gun were dis
charged into his left leg just below
the knee, and it is feared amputa-
tion will be necessary, as the limb is
terribly lacerated.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-23
BEGUN SUIT.

DENVER, March 22.-The city at
torney Inns begun suit against ex-City
Treasurer A. b. Place and his bonds
men to recover $4,000 alleged to
have been collected by Mr.. Place for
liquor licenses and retained by him.
Mr.. Places bondsmen were r. w.
Woodbury., Michael Spangler, David
H. Moffat and Samuel N. Wood.
The ex-treasurer's term of Office ex-
pired about year ago, and al
though the suit has been threatened
for some time, it was not brought
until the present time.