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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
ST. MARKS HOTEL WAR.

The litigation going for some time between
Mcssrs. Crawford 4 Dempsey and Mrs. Olivia De Camp
In relation to tho possession of ST. Marks Hotel, on
Staten Island up before Justice Corott, in Rich
mond county, yesterday. in new phase Already
Judge Gilbert OF Kings county. had decided that Craw
ford Dempsey had been unlawfuIy dispossessed and
had ordered their restoration to possession by the
sheriff oil Richmond county. but had, on he appca
ton OF Mrs De Camps counsel, granted STAY o the
execution OF the writ for three days While this
stay was penang new proceeding was CON-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
EPISCOPAL CHURCH CoNvocATIoN

Tho Jersey City Convocation OF the Episcopal Church
met yesterday at Christ Church, of which Rev. Dr.
Mombcrt is pastor. Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.
Putnam aud Dean Abercrombe, after which the clergy
proceeded discuss the condition OF tho churches
the district Rev. DR.. Nom bert congratulated for
the excellent church work he had performed Lafy
cttc where he established ST. Peters mission, and in
con nection Herewith the Christ Church Guild The
church handsomely decorated with flowers by tho
ladies' OF the parish. After tho business meeting
address was delivered by Professor Seymour on the
necessity OF spiritual progress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
TIE sprTz IN THE rENEMENTs.

win you, In The interest OF suffering humanity,
again urge on our City Fathers the proprlety Of effect
ing some legislation against the Spite dogs This Is
more especially In the interest Of people residing in
The crowded tcnements, where one family, In their
desire TO retain iavorite Spite, imperils the lives
OF probably twenty thirty children as well as
adults In the mansion which reside two OF these
dogs are allowed 10 prowl around alter dark through
the house. and should some unfortunate traveller ce
called down stairs and step one Of them, he re-
ccives an unpleasant recognition. Why cannot we AZ
least compel landlords refuse tenants who are do
srous OF keeping themS b. v. I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
A CONTESTED SURRoGATESHIP.

Tho warran,o proceedings in the suit brought by
Abram II. Daley against Walter L. Livingston Gust
the latter from the Office OF Surrogate Kings county
arc progressing slowly. Yesterday a supplementary
bill OF particulars was served the attorney for the
respondent lhe contestant was the regular demo-
cratic nominee Tor Surrogate last TALL aud the present
incumbent was the republican and socum indicate.
The document settns iortn the particulars OF the
Is vouminous aud contains the names OF voters by
whom Mr. Daley expects to prove his election TO tho
Office oil Surrogate The position Is worth $40 600 per
nnnum and the term is Tor years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
DUMPING IN THE SOUND.

At the Pilot Commissioners meeting yesterday
complaint was made that on Monday evening, between
live and six O'Clock, the tugboat Robert Robertson
dumped four loads OF refuse In the sound begin
ming at Whitestonc, H. and ending Throgg' Neck
In cOrroDorat0n OF this complaint letter was re.
ceived from passenger on passing steamboat. Tho
captain OF the tug however, denies the charge. The
Police Commissioners have notified the Board OF Pilots
that evidence furnished by them, persons so de-
tectcd will DO prosecuted.
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F1REMEN's FAMILIARITY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Can you inform me II there is any way in which the
offensive conduct Of OF the men attached to the
lro engine East Broadway can DO put stop to
Every evening, as tho working girls are passing by,
they are subject to offensive and insulting remarks.
Such expressions 'There goes my dariing;" essay,
pot - ..How now, son." may be amusing to these
oiciaclad men, but IL distressing TO the innocent
working girl and highly Offensive TO me-
INDIGNANT PARENT.
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AN UNSAFE AND uNHEALTHY ARMoRY.

To TIE EDITOR THE HERALp:-
The complaint OF SIxty-nin,h man in tho HERALD
OF Monday is to the point The building is in diiapi.
dated condition. unhealthy and unified for armory.
What is the matter with Colonel Cavanagh that he does
not have this evil remedIed The Inspector OF Build
ings sure, would not allow any number OF men TO
Board Of Health ought to avist there soon the
mortality IN the neighborho0d OF Grand, Ludlow and
Essex will be largely increased during the
ing summer. CORPORAL.
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JAMES HOWIE'S MONEY.

Coroner Smms, of Brooklyn, yesterday turned over
to Agernon Sullivan, Public Administrator OF New
York, the So 600 in government bonds which wcrc
taken from the body OF James Howie, on Sunday
morning last when the corpse was recovered from the
river at the OF God street. The Coroner has re-
ccived several letters from persons who pretend TO
have claims for money due them from the deceased
bul as the letters evidently fraudulent the
Coroner VIII take steps 70 qudate the alleged bills
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SWEEPING THE FERRY CABINS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me notify the officers OF the Catharne
Forty Company OF the wrong done to passengers In
having their boats swept and busted while they uhc
messengers, are going ABOARD Frequently the ladies'
cabin filed with dust that many prefer even on
cold morning. to remain outside on the deck and thoso
who do enter are Obliged TO DO draught caused by
the doors Of the cabin being fastened back to allow the
dust to escape. This and ought to be remedied.
- TREBLAX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
BLOOD AND THUNDER

To THE EDITOR HERALD
want TO protest against those 'literary' ~ weekly
papers that corrupt the minds OF youth. Accord
ing to the late police report quite number OF boys
last month in this city and Brooklyn ran away from
their homes by false impressions made on their minds
through reading those stories The influence which
such papers the minds Of thoughtcss girls who
read them Is still more baneiuL IL IS therefore the
duty OF all parents prevent their children from read
ing such papers IL they desire have honest and r-
tuous children. LuMBARDO.
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Broadway, yesterday, were numerously ATTENDED ana
a large number OF parcels sold, chiefly to the
plaintiffs in foreclosure proceedings. The sales were
foilows:--
Foreclosure sale -Miroa wlnslow, seferes-of two
Company. paiaiia for $4,000
sSs Nav = on Insurance. sy opS al pan
Similar sale-F H. Msrbury. referee. Of two lots
i it as the New York Lie Insurance Com 600
s nars . D ians,ai house
Of ati %v tie New York Life Insurance Com o,o
p""'' '''' ny nrscKwEil, niKGR AND WILKINS.
Foreclosure salsmM - fsla reeree- lot, house.
ID av TO sarah A. Terre, plaintiff for ........ 5000
Foreclosure sales ny S 4 nsnss.Sp refsreeof
house with lot sSxio22 ~ ss,s ,a.h St. 1913 200
Efs'ssis s ws ss: Isl is, Sss sSS's
rorac Sy 70 sae smh three
los each s3xos OE o - "S E $ IA r. oelah
IT, e. Of ID Az. 10 the Farmers Loan and Trust 49,
Similar ng" sse pI"'V i. kennody referea.oi two
lots together II size 5a95 on Madison av s. % ooo
Public auction sale Ct Tue four story and basement
West us, st., iooit Of 10th av' TO Thomas roo
p0a'0n ny !; nrnc.sn AID SON '''
Public safe Of SSshs cottage G%s plat Of land
gins .......... 10000
Foreclosure Subsidiaries Price, reieree-oi house,
M'' n Of 4o st. to b. H. IadSsson "T plaintiff or 2ooo
d.
Executors sale to close the of Mrs. Eliza
beth lee deceased of the four story brick stores
anu tenement houses ifr ,nti and TOUR story brick
tenement trear), with lot 25xlO33, No. SOB East
18Th ST., u. s. III IT. q. OF Nv A., to sartha -
NJ. MILLER.
Foreclosure sale-Miron inslow referee of house,
IN av. to piaint, tor 5000
sLEvfN M'ILRoy
Foreclosure salc-F ". v. Kennedy, recres--of lot
5Ai5O, OF Washington uv, 100 1t. :. OF Fiet- -
cher 81, Morrsana, TO Myer A. Hierner, or.... $50
Three lots adjoining above-same reierec--to John -.
r. Phelan. plantif. boU
Similar sale-snme referee -oi lots, each 2JxluD,
W. g. OF Berrian av 3T5 t. Of % st.. Morrsania 10
Jonn H. Pheian, plaintiff for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o2o
| Similar sale same reiesec-oi lots, each 2oxip.
risana to Josn n Phelan plaintiff for =. 49,. $40
Total sales for the day ,25
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FOE rHp PARK COMMISSIONERS.

To THE Eproh or THE HERALD
noticed few weeks since reader OF the HERALD
wasin favor OF having "footbal grounds" l myself
am IN favor OF Also and think II football grounds
could be provided somewhere In tho upper part of
New York II would be great advantage TO our school
boys giving them plenty OF sport and healthiu cxer-
else N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11

RECKLESS BLASTING.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
We desire to call attention the manner Of blasting
out the rock the Riverside Park Seven y-second
street. At every blast the rock flies in every
tion endangering the lives Of the poor people who
live In the vicinity and OF the passengers in the
coaches OF the Hudson River Railroad. l.
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CONFIRMATION.

The Right Rev. Horatio Potter, D. D., LII D.,
d. q L., Will administer the sacred rite OF connrna-
ton in st. Chrysostom's Chapel OF Trinity Church.
Thirty ninth street. corner OF Seventh avenue this
evening At eight O'Clock. The Rev. Morgan Dix, u d.
rector, will present the candidates
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HARD WORKED boys.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
would like to complain in behalf Of boys who work
in business houses down town. Some have to work
IRON seven A. M. TO nine p. NJ for 81 10 week. G. r
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MILITIA DRILLING.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
ssKept Outn in his remarks militia exclusive.
ness, is really in order Militia regiment armorics
should be open to visitors would recommend tho
Twenty second not 10 afraid OF being drill
DISBANDED VOLUNTEER
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IMITATION BUTTER.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
see another complaint about imitation butter Is
there any remedy to stop this fraud, or what In
terest have some OF our health officials In the
Germ? Why not aDate the nuisance In Forty-eghth
street. which mas already caused much sickness in
that locality? W. o. HAYS.
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A DOG-GONE SHAME.

John McShanc, boy nve years old, residing at No.
1Ol Pearl street. Brooklyn was bittcn the right
cheek last evening by dog. The animal was shot by
u policeman OF the Second precinct
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churches are as follows:-

Alter examination Of the pastors and elders OF the
several churches doctrines and discipline providing
tor visitation OF churches and some other routine bus
ness the Chassis adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-11
REAL ESTATE.

The sales at the Real Estate Exchange, No. Ill
Broadway, yesterday, were numerousy attended and
a large number OF parcels were sold, chiefly to the
plaintiffs in foreclosure proceedings Tho sales were
as follows:--
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DR. or THE HERALD:-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
The Wheat Deal.

The wheat market for September hal
been An exciting one, and proved grea
disappointment. TO most parties in the
trade. 1t was expected that wheat would
rule quite low here in the latter part o.
the month under the influence of very
large receipts, and the grain did come
forward freely, 9.06l car loads being III
spoc.ed into store. But there was q
seadv demand for the article, which
absorbed all the offerings, some being
wanted for direct export, and The rest TO
ill short sales made on the seaboard
Hence the men who had sold short, in
the expectation of lower prices, when the
market was below Sl.00, found them
selves obliged to buy it in among the
teens abOye Sl00. The market was quite
excited during the latter part of the past
week, and prices mounted up steadily
but not rapidly. 1t is estimated that
nearly 100000 bushels were filled in
between $1.l3 and Sll8, of which $780,
600 bushels were covered Saturday. 1t
is estimated tbst the quantity deiaulted
is between 10000 and 100000 bushels,
which viii have To- be settled this week.
The wheat delivered on these contracts
is all to be shipped out, leaving us with
clean bins to begin October WITH
Chicago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
4 western Romance.

New York Tribune.
In the watches of the night there flash
ed across the wires to Dubuque the per-
emptory order from Waterloo: "ArIcSt
Sam Sticklev and red-headed giIl."
There had been Irritation, tyranny and
an elopement. The bright-hsired lass
had dropped from u second-story window
OF her fathers house and had been caught
BY the Samuel IN waiting, aud the twain
had fed from the roof and garden-tence
of the oppressor. They journeyed to
Dubuque in freight car and hired d
Jolly fisherman to carry them TO Dunleith
IN \ skifi, and thence they set out for
Farplay, Wisconsin, where they ex
pected 10 find minister or n justice who
would marry them. On the road he
played with pistol which he carried in
his pantsloons pocket the bullet passing
through the palm OF his hand and enter
ing his lett thigh. The wounded lover
bandaged his wounds and the couple
has .ened to Fsirplsy where they could
find neither Justice nor minister. Sol
EMMY and sorrowfully they drove back
to Dunleith, where the red headed lass
tsrrled while her lover went on to Du-
buque to have his wounds dressed. When
he returned with new bandsges and fresh
VOWS, the detectives had taken the
lady home tO--Ominous word for the
wounded and discounted warrior i
Waterloo.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

The Baltimore Gazette says that
while the population of that city is
greater than that OF Boston yet she only
sends one. hslfss many children to her
public schools, and spends but half as
much money Tor the same.
The Cincinnati. Times says: aft the
fool friends OF the party, if the over,
jealous supporters of the President think
that the administration can get along
without three iourths of the Republicans
of every State, and without such leading
opponents of their sentiments as Senator
CoNKLING, let them force the issue still
further"
THE ST. Louis Globe. Democrat says:
If Mr.. HAYES is right now, wherein
was ANDY JOHNSON wrong ten years
apo2' That is a hard conundrum for
the Republicans.
The Charleston Netos is somewhat
wild when it says: "By his present con-
duet Mr.. HAYES does as much to pre-
serve and cement the union as was done
by the fathers of the republic IN forming
it."
IT is showing in the Balkans and the
Russian soldier gleefully bites OF half
candle and says: "Now, this looks real
home-llke," while the Turk ssivers and
sighs for the warm sun OF Asia.
WHEN next GRANT INDUCES in hot
Scotch talk with q Herald interviewer
no will have something to say on HAYES
Atlanta remark, that the war ended with
no discredit to the confederates "and no
soecisl credit to u.s." GRANT will hardly
enioy that sentiment.
Mr.. THURLow WEED, the veteran
journalist, has written letter approving
the spirit of President HAYES Southern
and civil service policies, but severely
criticising the methods of the latter.
THE New York Sun thinks that i
two-thi1ds otSthe savings banks, life III
surance companies and trust fund insti
buttons now calling themselves by such
fancy epithets IS Safety, Security, FideL
lty and Hope would change their title:
TO Risk. Doubt, Fraud and Smash, the
names would be more appropriate.
THE IRISH railroads, it seems, are un
dergoing experiences similar to our OWL
last summer, in consequence OF the sup
rising OF labor" along the various lines
As consequence pretty much all trans
portstion for the time being is stopped
1t is the old sore, only in new spot, L
be healed up in the usual way.
JUDGE WEST, the Republican candi
da,e tor the Ohio Governorship, takes az
occasional dram while on the stump, an<
the temperance folks are making them
selves heard on the question. The Gin
cinnatl Commercial defends him, on tn
ground that he only takes two drinks oil
the average during the evening, and be
cause he sis not physically strong, sn'
without the aid OF some sort OF stimulan
would lie unable to undergo the fatigue.
Bat still the temperance people don
like it.
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ESD:

KIRK-A O'Clock on Tuesday evening
October =, 1877, THOMAS KIRK, in the 36th
year of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late
residence, No. lil0 Jacob street, this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
HOCKINS-On Wednesday, October 3
1877, at ~ O'Clock A. NJ JOHN HOCKINS, In
the 5lst year of his age.
Funeral will take place from the county
infrmary this morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment at Mount Calvary cemetery
Friends of the family are invited.
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The action OF the city of Pittsburgh il

IL dCITVH UI VHU Guy UI T I11sUuI n III
attempting to arraign and convict Gen,
Pearson for murder is not calculated to
commend that turbulent and smoky To-
cality to fair minded and law-sbiding
people; on the other hand, it furnishes
additional evidence to strengthen the I'M
preston ihitherto existing that It's popu-
l4tion isvery largely made up OF ruttisns
and law-breakers, and that there are
about rs many pesceable ard orderly
people there as there were pious people
IN Sodom and Gonorrah.-C Chicago GTi.
hume.
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Drinks Omitted and Brains SeOOped
nnf

From Deacon McKee'S Globe-Democrat.
If Mr.. Hayes is right now, wherein
was Andy Johnson wrong ten years ago ?
We shall be greatly obliged for n salts
factory answer to this conundrum. Be-
fore we proceed any further with the
Endorsement OF Hayes let US do pensnce
for the wrong done to poor Andy.
HAYES seems to us very much like 3
COPY of A j., with the drinks omitted
and good,y part of the brains scooped
out.
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HAPPY tidlngs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dozed. drugged and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts
efectuslly cure premature debility and
decay. Book and Journal, with infor
nation worth thousands, mslled free.
Address ulvermscher Galvanic Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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OUPONT's WHEELING POW.
DER AGENCY.

T HAVE AT ALL TIMES IL MAGA-
/ ZINE n large stock OF the above ccle-
brated Powder, viz: Rifle, SPORTING, I'm
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages which will sell at wholesale ri
magazines of d fierant sizes for shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is unequalled In strength and
quality. NJ. REILLY,
sole Agent,
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TOBACCOS.

have on hand a full line OF Tobaccos,
from the leading manu- 'actoTies In the
country, including Lorillari's, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, J. Is. Pace, Rich
mOnd, ]. X. Pace, Danville, Il. +. Gravely,
Holbrook's Monitor Navy, barry q. HOl-
brooks Navy.
l can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices.
. NJ. KELLY,
1903 and 1911 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04
FRESH TEAS.

800 packages GunpUwd'r,
Young nyspu, OOIOuR. Luk,.s' I.'. b
and SOuchOng Teas m sion" "N.
al low figures. W. hf''s'
lBBana 1911 Main -''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-04

Mackerel, Nos. !, and ., DO 5aI, ~, .I'
barrels and kits; Lave Herring IL.
and Sua%taT barrsIs. salt water by'.,i
i'm barrels and halt barrels. IN 80,
for sale by - - .'rs.i
iunll 1913 ana 1911 ia"
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CAROLINA RICE.

~ tIercos receiy we'd dire fmm ..
ton, In store aud tor sale bJ ,,.,,-,
1913 an laIl Man r'''-
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REFINED Sugars.

800 barrels Crushed, Powdered. u.,- \.
lated, Coffee and yellow, la tor Az
SAFE at low est market rates. ....,,,v
lgUt aud 1911 Main 'N'-
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RROONs

80 dozen fancy, rOus 80
ceiyed aud for sale by u. hE'L'
800 and 1854 ain -
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FANCY FLOURs

30 barrels "Bellaire Nills' :"
100 4" Gold Neaal. ~, g11f
These are the highest g'%i~'
None better In market.
just received anu ''' ". kElLLl .
,.,s lgls and 1911 Ma >
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NO QUESTION ABOUT 1T

The best Housekeepers say that LOGAN,
LIST d CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING
POWDER is the best in the market. 1t
is strictly pure, properly compounded,
crisp and wholesome.
Say10
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MAKE A NOTE OF 1T.

or yourself, call and look at our stock of
PORTEM0NNA1ES,W WALLETS, &c. New
and handsome styles Just received for
ladies and gentlemen, at
Sep22 LOGAN, LIST & cos.
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Without Spot or BIemish,

The Biscuit and Batter Cakes made of
good -four raised with LOGAN, LIST &
CO.'S EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Best in the markell
Sep2l
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Na.,on., GUARD IIa,,

Professor ]. Macallister. the wonderful
wizard. again delighted the people In
National 0nard Hall. Virginia. last even.
ing. The performance consisted Of novel
and startling illusions, such as are pro-
duced by none but the great Macallister.
Prominent among these was the wonderful
and seemingly spontaneous growth Of bean.
tiful natural flowers. 80 powerful Is tho
Professors influence over tho seeds That
only q few minutes timo Is required 10
grow n plant two feet In hight, all Ia full
bloom. Not content with this. the wizard
even grows tho pots In which tho iiowers
are standing. There were many other
pleasing aud entertaining acts. all OF
which were loudly applanded by the
audience. The distribution of the
prizes caused great deal OF
sport. II was quite laugbable TO SEQ
Judge Moses struggling with q mammoth
tub and Colonel billy Wood grooming I'M
der the weight Of q sack Of flour. while
Sam Davis. lucky fellow. walked away
with a kcg Of lager under each arm. And
NJ tho prizes were distributed throughout
the audience. The principal present. q
marble.topp~l dressing case. fell to the lot
~ Thomas GcaSy. who resides ai NJ Month
/. street, Virginia City. An elegani psrlor
sleeping couch will he the principal gift
Tonight. 90 anil see Professor Macallister
aud draw q prize IL you are lncky enongh.