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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-06-03
General News Summary.
FROM WARRINGTON.

PosTMAsTER-GEN JEWELL has ordered the
reletting OF the mail contracts in which
frauds were discovered.
THE Commissioner OF the General Land
Office In Washington has decided that bene-
fits extended by law to pre-cmptors who, by
reason OF the ravages Of grasshoppers, are
compelled to leave and be absent from their
lands may also be extended to pre-emptors
whose crops have in like manner been
destroyed, but who have nevertheless
continued their residence upon their
respective claims Those whose crops were
DESTROYED or seriously injured In 1874 will be
entitled 10 an extension Of one year from and
aftey July 1, 1875, and where injury occurs in
1875 IN extension will date from July l, 1876.
THE\Postmaster- General has ruled that
regular subscriber to a newspaper or period
zeal is a\person who has actually paid, or I'M
dertakenN to pay, subscription price for
newspapA, magazine or other periodical
or for wholly such payment has been made,
or undertake. TO be made, by some other
person, with he consent or at the previous
request of the prson to whom such publica-
ton is sent. A pen son to whom such publica-
ton is sent withoutNh his consent or request is
not g regular subsciS per" within the meaning
OF the law, and do pie transient rates Of
postage must be charmed and collected be-
fore delivery. This deiAion applies to all
subscribers without regard <e the length Of
time OF their subscriptions.
IT is stated that as soon as Congress con-
venes, next December, the Postmaster-General
intends to use his efforts to have the present
law governing postage on third-class matter
or transient newspapers so modified as to be
more just and equitable
In an address to the Sioux Indian delega-
ton ON the 2Sth President Grant said he had
always been friend OF the Indians and was
anxious to do what he thought was best
for their good. He said they must be aware
that the country where they now live is not
capable OF supporting them should the Gov
eminent supplies be withdrawn, which sup
plies are gratuity, and might be withdrawn
at any moment without any violation
OF the treaty. The whites are increas-
ing so rapidly in the territory that II
will soon be impossible to prevent them
going where they will The President did
not pro2o to ask the Indians to leave their
present location without their consent, but
said there is territory south of where they
now live in which they can much better sup
port themselves-the game being more album
dant, grazing much better, etc. He wished
the delegation to think over what he had said.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25

FT1o BUILDERS AND ARCHITECTs b. b
Benevolent Society hereby calls for plans spocfea
ons to erect homo for their aged and the
grounds Yonkers the OF Ryerale avenue anc
Valentine lanes said plans should take in hs
erection OF institutions with the society
The society avors the pavilion plan and contempates tha
Of the buildings be erected in the early spring fur
ply 30 the President DR. s. WATERMAN lo3 West Forty
ninth street, from till 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

TIALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
Newport and Fall Rver-The magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY leave pier % North River
foot Murray street. daily Sundays excepted at 30
NJ Through tickets sold at all principal hoels in the
city
The New York herald., 1875-12-25

IHANTED THRoUGhOUT THE sTATEs-GENERAL
w agents for Walkers Statistical Atlas Of the United
States, compiled from the Ninth Census Address for par
teulars, JULIUs BIEN Nos i6and 10 Park place. n Y.
IVANTED-IN THE OFFICE or AN IMPORTING
~ house bright intelligent American lad not over
Is TO ~ of who writes rapid hand and is
correct a figures Address for two days. in handwr
ing. INDUSTRY, Herald odace
yVANTED-IN A LAW OFFICE, A YOUTH ABOUT
w Is intelligent and encrgetic desrous Of follow
Ing the law. None other need address W. A. r. Herald
office
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
RAILROAD.
Il TIE GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York from foot OF Des6rosses aud cor
ExPs HaPFDag P'ssarE hG o %ss and South
s:soP NJ Sunday, 9 and $50 r NJ ,.,.,..,. :,
Ere Railroad Division connecting PhiladopLla 9so
For Wiamspor Lock Haysn Gerry Pa.ro.ne snd Ee
Centre Rsgioas -. sann [ "In,,sa ws.n
ingon Express" Of Pullman PeTlor Cars daily except
ESssSHS Essas s'sI Ma'as!s9
Express for philadelphia, 80 $40 49, A. NJ I'D
5, 8, l. 80 and p Emisrant and second class
For Or Newark Il at g, $40 = 74o $ 9 10 i 4 NJ I'm,
55 ssS sS = $40 sS 4 g g and Sfa y
+, 5i'asesss'As ' 4 j I +
SisS SS osS s9nSaS % 7S and Is f. NJ and =
T9T S RshsaE s6 s 4d 10 10 4 s0 Y Sd S dS
500 $50 s;io, 10 r. NJ, and u night sunday 5 20
For WoodSsidgc Perth A@bOy and South AmbOy andlo
For New Brgnswick,' 4 and ii 4 NJ $40 4ao. 20.
IS, o NJ and Il Il Rsas H. saadsy sna 70 NJ
ESf Es%fssgR 50 a. ana 4o fg4 IT,
For Phipsburg and a. Bslyjdere i 2 80 4 NJ and NJ
For Mercer and Somerset Branch, 3 r M
For I5cnton Bodensown BnrngoS and Camden 80 aud
For gPG Sgeehold q a Z 5o So a ana and 4io 4
For Mghstown PsmbertOn and Camden via Perth AmbOy
For Hghtstowa and Pembertop, A. via Perth Amboy.
Trains arrive as follows From Pitsburg 55 and 10 30
s@t SaaSpv 90 f5a sS saS and Bno M
NJ 400 Is and 10 ~ Z n Sunday G 70 IN N From
2I5 65 us, eio 40 sl4 90 io;25 & r M NJ Sun Sun
fs sss 4 aaG 81 S s gSs oa
street Brooklyn ia and 10 Hudson street. Ho
gs SRSNK EPi5Sissso TH5ssos eN'' once BoE6 f,''
General Manager General Passenger Agent
PRoVIDESSSEEw AS SkoSESTSs SSsTCE TSTEAASf co
s'R DHh sNB SS s
except sundays PsovfDEScE Fl vi 4 ME LINE
From pier n Meth River aG' Of Robinson street the
days, ,at4P.M NJ
EksS9 Va sodFSses bPSs sFANqH ASD THE
Fare from New York g ophadeiphIa4 only 81 -
York; psP asis street,
For Philadelphia vineand, &c-l04o A NJ
: -'-'ue'pn''' WM $. sSEDEN, General Manager
READ TUE TJngEG, sVNpAy ~ Y \ IEELLEGRAM;
~ isSssEp SssI,l. ,TT0,nMoRk50w TONG = MORNING Mc0PRn1nS
ILLUSTRATES Ehlf1 P61fcE tMo COUNT SaMTS SKETCHES
ILLIsTRATEp, NEWsBoYs, CHRISTMAS. DINNER.
VANS 49, dRaphfc nJfSH news nSoAh AND lhlh-
osDER At YOUR YOUR HSSEE NExEs sE kEE$ySa EE$yg
STAND OR CARRIER
AsTROLOGY.
4 sTRoLoGER~PRoFEsso LISTER sIe SIXTH
~ ayenue send for circular. Address all letters box
4,s2o Post Office, New York
Mrs Il. H. BENNETT READS THE PLANETS, 81;
IVA Crystal 90 cents 2s3 Sixth avenue. nrsl floor.
NINE. BRIGYoLr MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
In yoyant tells Names shows kenesses 40 500 and 81
$50 West Twenty-hnh street.
DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM
III ISSUED TOMORROW MORNING.
CIRCULATION, 900 COPIES
REwbs sSbSk cSGkF pSSER
CONTAINS ALL THE Ella LATEST Iw LOCAL AND TELE-
COPIES oFJEs7 7, SERVED At YogR, HOUSE ny BY LEAy1NG
The New York herald., 1875-12-25

DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
III lssUEp TOMORROW W. MORNING.
PRICE fWO CENTS.
ILl.usTRATBp POLICE COURT SKETCHES.
ILLUSTRATED NEWsBOIS CHRISTMAS DINNER.
CONTAINS ALL THE LATEST LOCAL AND TELE-
GRAPHIC NEWS.
YOUR ORDER At YOUR NEAREST
NEWS STAND OR CARRIER.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
HOTELS.


DICKwICK HOUSE, l47 CEDAR sTREET.-PRICES
20 suit the times Lodgings, 25c, 35o and Soc; BY the
week @i ~ and 81 also Rooms for amies always open
CTURTEvANT HOUSE, BROADWAY, NEW YORK
~ mas elevator and all modern Improvements. Suits Of
Rooms IN new addition, Twenty ninth street. for families
from so to $40 week Transient rates for Board and
Rooms, ~ so and $4 day Rooms, without Board 81
day and upward.
LEWIS a GEORGE 5. LELAND. Proprietors
GPINGLER HOUSE HAS CHANGED HANDS. ALSO
~ changed back 70 American plan; families desiring
hooms and Board AZ moderate rates. single Rooms
gentlemen, can hna excellent accommodation.
r. j. COE Proprietor.
..V'HE BRUNSwICKn
Boyston. corner Clarendon street, Boston,
This and comnodoas structure Is completed and
ready for the reception of travellers and the public The
house Is hreproo and contains every modern Improvement
including passenger and baggage elevator Il s ele
ganty furnished Is located In desirable part the
city, the Common, PuOc Garden and the railroad
depots
Besides for transient guests many
suite for families desire permanently No
pains money vii be spared make the Brunswick
rank with the best hotels in this country
Public patronage II respectfully solicited
J. W. WOLCoTT, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS AT
II l2S West Thrtyiourth street, between sixth and
Seventh avenues near broadway Special mechanical den
plana Sets; PlumperS Regulators &c. Take green
from Grand street ferry sixth avenue cars or Broadway
NEWBRDUGH, lis West fhirty-fourth street.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25

WINTER RESORTS.

HAMILTON HOTEL, HAMILTON BERMUDA.-rHIS
first class house s open under the OF
John w Dodge q MOUNT Washngton prices reasonae
communication with New York every fortnight the
CANT iron steamship Canima climate and scenery
passed For iniurma lion and photographs apply A. T.
OUTERBRInGE, % broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
STORAGE.

A -STORAGE.-WEST SIDE STORAGE WARE.
IL houses 500 Hudson street through to 7g Greenwich
also 10 Abingdon for Furniture Pnnos Bag
gage Merchandise &c In separate rooms the Oldest
in extensive and responsible establishment in
the business Cash advanced any amount X. TAG
CART, owner and manager Office, 5S3 Hudson street
abingdon square).
The New York herald., 1875-12-25
HELP 'WAWTED-MALEs.

HCoLUTIoN or rHE MONEY QUESTION NEW,
- Just out 1000 orders already received; sample
sent by mail for cents Address r L WoLcoTT, New
York.
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EOR ETOW N,

REV. ]. EvERTsr CATHFLL, rector OF the
Episcopal Church OF the Ascension. Lafay-
cite square, Baltimore, has submitted his
resignation TO the vestry of the church, AMI
IT. has been accepted. On Sunday it was
read before the congregation at the morning
service. The only reasons assigned in the
paper for the step is falling health. Mr.. Ca
thell has been at his fathers residence here
for several months in i'll health.
FALL OF CHILD FROM A SECOND STORY
WINDow-About O'Clock yesterday after
noon little girl six years old, fell from
second story window of a house in Cecil al
ley. The physician who was called in pro-
Dounced her injuries very serious. Her name
is Mamie Kidwell, daughter of Columbus
kidwell.
THE GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL CONCERT.
There Is much interest manifested by our
citizens in the success of the concert to be
given at the new school building on Friday
evening for the benefit of the Georgetown
hospital. Eminent talent has volunteered
fol- the occasion.
THE FISHING MATCH annOuncci to take
place at Edes' mill tomorrow morning has
been postponed until Friday morning.
THE FISH MARKET.-Messrs. Simmons Il
Co. report sales to-day OF 1900 herring at
$40 per thousand. Shad sold at SIS per
hundred.
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LOCAL n e w s.


ka,iOssoI JheGtT.-G-and Musical COmbin-
alton and Peake Fami y of Swiss Bell
Ringers
Fbrfs Opera Ho,lse.-The peerless Nor
Iaeehi In THE French Spy"
ThsoseT bnligte.-HernandeZ Foster in
Jack Harkaway. or AflOat and Ashore
and other attractions.
Avenue TlleG1er-A ttractive miscellaneous
programmes OF special ties by frst-ciass star
artists.
Lincoln EclV-Select Literary and Musical
entertainment under the auspices of ladies
of Ascension II. F. Church
Washington HGA-LiteraTy and Musical en-
tertaiBment for the benefit OF st. Marks
Church, Capitol He'll
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CELERY md Chamnm

Celery and Chamomile.
DR.. c. w. Benson's Celery and ChamOmile
Pills are prepared expressly to cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness, and will
cure any case no matter how obstinate il may
be, OF either Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. Price so cents per box. sent
post free to any address, or may be ordered
taw street, Baltimore, Nd. Sold by all Drug
gists. Charles StOtt 4 Co, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, agents for Washington. 2,25,t tn, SD:
GOLDEN HILL is the best and cheapest
FAMILY flour In the market. ALL:
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street. pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Bank king hours, 8 TO 4. Saturdays
10 and toS. At3, 14tl6
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thc frf1Ctf.
The great popularity OF - VIibOr's CDnpOpssli
Of ODD LiUtT on AID Linz. ," has induced some
unprincipled persons To attempt to palm OFF
a simple article OF their own manufacture:
but any per- on who Is suffering from Coughs.
Colds, or Consumption, should be careful
where they purchase this article. IL requires
no putting; the results following its use are
us best recommendations, and the proprie-
tor has ample evidence on file of its extraor-
binary success in pulmonary complaints.
The phosphate of lime possesses most mar
vicious healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver Oil by DR.. wilbor. This
medicine is regularly prescribed by the mel.
ical fraternity. For sale by A. b. WILBoR.
Chemist, Boston. eo3
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Condensed Locals.

VS. Thompson, pharmacist. 700 18th street.
The street lamps will be lighted Tonight at
rs =. m, ard extinguished at $40.
In nearly every train from the south. the
passengers from Florida bring young alli-
gators with them as curiOsities.
There will lie fire vocal and Instrumental
concert at the Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow evening by the musical society of
the church.
John HcGinness, who was locked up in the
eighth precinct station house on Sunday last
for safe keeping, was yesterday sent TO the
insane asylum.
The first championship game of base ball
between the Athletic Club. of Philadelphia.
and the Washington Club, oEthis city, on the
Olympic grounds yesterday, resulted in q
victory for the former by score of too.
The Festival tonight by the ladies' OF As
censiOn Church will draw Immensely, from
all appearances. y very attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared, and Suberb
array OF talent has been secured TO carry il
out
Tonight Washington Lodge. No. 6, OF obi
Fellows, will have gala time at the hall on
9Th street. entertaining Potomac and Serepta
Lodges, Of Alexandria, and probably the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge of Maryland, who
are expected.
Knights Of Pythias last evening at Odd Eel
lows hall. to raise funds for the entertain
InCnt Of visitors upon the occasion of the
Supreme Lodge session, which commences
here On the 18th inst, was great success.
Al a meeting Of the directors of the CaDi-
tol. North @ Street and South Washington
v. IT,.
lowing permanent officers were elected, viz:
George a McIlheDEy. president; WI. Cow
in z. secretary. and Il. r. Fuller. treasurer.
Last night "a man named Frederick
Mitchell IN stepping of the curb stone near
The baltimore and Ohio depot broke one of
his ankles. lie was removed to the seventh
precinct station. and Dr. BTackett rendered
medical aId after which he was sent to
Providence hospital.
The board CftTuStees Of the Reform School
met last evening al Mount Lincoln, and
Mr. Willard announced that a surveyor was
now engaged III the work OF laying of the
grounds. y special committee consisting %
Mr.. Willard and Mr.. Bailey was appointed
IN supervise the construction OF the main
road leading 20 the buildings.
The funeral OF VIM. +. CTeery. late super
ontendent CT schools in Baltimore was at
tended in that city yeSteriay by Commits
SiOneT OF Education Eaton and Superintend-
cnt of Public Schools Wilson. of this CITY,
and large number Of prominent officers of
The fTateTnititS OF Ma>OnS and Odd Fellows
Of which orders deceased was member.
Among the recent deaths in MARYLAND
were those OF Mrs Phebe Davis, of HarfOrl
county, and Mrs. Margaret f. HallOweIl OF
Montgomery county. Mrs. Davis was the
Telict Of Rev. John Davis. formerly pastor al
The Foundry Church and Wesley Chapel, i'm
this city, and Mrs. Hallowell. wife OF the
venerable Benjamin HaIlOwelI. formerly
Irncipalof the HallOwelI Seminary, Alex
sndTia, Va
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THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. corner
1th street and Louisiana avenue, pays five
per cent interest on deposits made on or be-
fore the third OF each month. Samuel Nor
ment, president; Nicholas Acker, vice presi-
dent; j. A. Run, cashier, James A. Edwards,
secretary,
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RAILROADS.
~ fHRorSH Linz 70 r.iYSiso,.
PhlLApkLPHIA,


NEW YORK,
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW TSGI.Np
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AMI
- INV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
The equiFncC; 90 this line l. ne. ,pd a the No..
elegant and Improved nnisA
TRAIN LEAVING At a2S An Is PILL
NAN PAkLOh CAR TRAIN ENgITsfyslv
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIN6 CARs ON
on and sfter EEBRrARY Is i<rs tr.tu. n, ,ht.
TIRE VII leave Dept 4 Baltimore 40 Potosn,~
,ilrosd, CORNER Of6th and n sire~ts a. fsiaw..
eos q m Enrress Tor Philadelphia. Nes orb
. - and points kss; daily, e~cepf Sunday
fer PhilSaelrhis, New York and pint n.
daily, except SUNDAY.
1:le 2 m. EIpress Tor Philsdelphis and New Yors
daily except sunday.
ass 2 m. ESrress Tor Pbilseeiphis and way points
sos .. N. Fxpress for Philadelphia, New York
and points y at daily
PtLlMAN rARLoR { AIRS on an pay Trains
xftLLMAN PALACE sLkEPINS CARS on
Tioks,, al iuf rTnS;ion can BE- procured at the Of
ces % the company.
Baggage called Tor aud checked az hctrls ana MT.
ssfe residences orders Ten AZ the nfca. q ths
vsnia avenue. and on northeast corner Of Peuusyl-
VAnis syeuue ani 6th street.
pepot BALTiMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL.
eoAp, corner sth aud streets,
u NJ BOYD ~
General Passenger Aesut, Phil -,,Sia''p.
,,r eL,hSh :. WILKINS.
S~p''ii' -~nt. RSit,uurr. Ma.
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JUST RECEIVED and for sale The largest
assortment of Flowers and Straw goods in
the city. Also, the largest stock of Ladies'
Suits, Parasols aDd Undertaking on hand.
Cali ard examine at =. Heiler's, as Market
Space. 46
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LIGHTING Up THE SIITHSOSIAT
GBOUNDs.-Gesterday a force OF labOrers
commenced digging trenches in the Smith
sOnian grounds in which to lay gas pipes for
the complete lighting up of these grounds i'm
luture. These pipes will run along every
carTlageway through the entire grounds, and
lamPpOsts (65 in nUmber) are to be erected al
every angle, so as to light up every dark nook
Mr.. George w. GoOdall is The contractor
ana ali i under the supervision of Gen. Bah
COCK, VINO has mainly been instrumental in
bringing about this much needed improve
ment. This is understood TO be part of q
general plan for the lighting up of the line of
government reservations between the Capt.
tol and Monument. In connection with this
subject may be stated the prospect that
more stringent police regulation will
soon be enforced in all our public squares
The act of Congress approved March 8, 1875,
appropriating sos go for salaries and ex-
Penses OF the Metropolitan police for the
DIstrlct OF Columbia, provides e" that the dU-
ties deVolved and the authority conferred
upon the board OF Metropolitan police by
law, Tor police purposes in said District
snail extend to and include all public SQUARES
or places; and said board are hereby re-
qulred TO make appropriate rules and regu-
latlons In relation thereto" Under this law
the Commissioners, ii is presumed will take
charge OF the Smithsonian, Capitol and other
grounds, and make the necessary regulations
TO ensure good order and safety TO pedes-
TRANS who have occasion to pass these places
of resort.
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PRICES OPSUITS,

PRICES OF SUITS:
All Wool Cheviot Suits, SIS
All Wool Harline Suits, 81
All WooI Cashmere Suits. 50
All Wool Scotch Suits, sIO
Russels Cashmere Suits, 10
Riverside Suits. S12
Pennington Suits, S12
Blue Flannel Suits, Ella
silk Mixed Suits, SI3
Dudley Suits, SI4
worsted Basket Suits, els
Imported Cashmere Suits, sac
PRICES OF DRESS COATS
Black Cloth FTock Coats, double breasted. $40
Si2, SIS, sis and $50.
Diagonal, Basket and Worsted, double breasted
Square Frock Goats, with Vests to match, at SI2
SIS, SIS and sac.
PRICES OF PANTS:
Fine All Wool Light CASHMERE Pants, from : 4
to : -.
Business Pants, from s 4 so to 81
YOUTHS SUITS-at
sc $40 S14
SIS 81 So SII SI3
BOYS SUIIS-m
ga 81 a.,
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4 EW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN n. AMOOr 4 SON,

N YrriSkESPartias Who sire to Dispose Of a.
hINDS Or WEAVING APPIREI can 81
ihshi Tor higher cash price than any place no ne
10y, " eell1rg or addressing HERZO0. cir
tention will be given. msS
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A Divine Medicine

A Divine Medicine
is exercise IN the open air and sunshine.
and Ii is best taken by daily walks on
sound feet; hence the thousands from far and
near who patroniZe DIR. Whites weil-known
establishment for relief from Corns, Bunions,
troublesome Nails, &c.
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CT thn Genpin a,;.t,

there is TO medicine so easil : applied, or that
VIII give such complete satisfaction, as Dat
kys Magical Pam Extractor - cents. IS
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REOPE.FI.v'G.
SECOND iNsTALMENT
Spring and Summer Clothing.

LATER STYLES,
BETTER MADE,
AND LOWER PRICES.
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Adoru Your Parks and Lawns

Adorn Your Perks and Lawns.!
Largest stock OF Vases. UrEs, Statuary,
Fountains and iron Furniture for Garden
and Cemetery use i'm the city. at Hamilton
4 Pearson's, Y. NJ. {. A. Building, 9th and
ID streets Ar ,eo2j
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THE STRIREIs-A2 ei6iet Along the LYIeS-
Yesterday afternoon after the strikers had
reached the eighth precinct, Lieutenant Aus
tin and his officers dispersed them and made
one arrest 1t was expected that the demon
Sfration would have been resumed to-day,
but up TO ore O'Clock no tidings OF a resump-
ton had been received az police headquarters.
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OUR CITIZENS generally are availing
themselves of the opportunity offered them
by Mr.. j. +. Prigg, No. 457 Penns ylvania av-
enGe, to purchase fine gold jewelry at much
ceived within the past few DAYS additional
novelties, we take pleasure I'm calling atten-
ton 10 such fact In addition TO his fine as
sortment OF real gold goods he has a choice
line OF 1Skarat plate chains, among which
will be found the heavy plate guard chain in
ls-karat, which ne sells at $50, an exact imi-
tation of the real gold chain sold at sl42. He
has also on hand some rare gems la Lake
George diamonds set in gold the onyx and
diamond set cross, with drop TO match, at
$50; Lake George diamond STUDY, with gold
at IS; amethyst buttons in Is karsst plate at
IS, and hundreds OF other desirable articles
in rings. bracelets, vest chains, and neck a.ld
opera chains in all the newest designs.
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VJosh Billings says he never attends n
'spellng bee" that they are s.fr,1is,n and
oply mt "tew amooz ignerent foaks.0
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X. ZUG,
Dealer In Best Varieties Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, WOOD In the stick, OF sawed and spltt
Prices moderate for cash.
Ofices and Yards:-Foot OF x street and Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
Orders also received through Messrs HA MILTOb
d PEARSON, corner 9th and d streets jy2o-ly
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ana kachel A. Brown, Cornelius FitZpatrick
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