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National Republican., 1878-10-08
THE LIHOR EXCHANGE
Firs, Annual Mcrtmg-Funds Needed "a
Carrying on the Work.

First Annual Mceting-Funds Needed for
Carrying on the Work.
The annual meeting Of the managers Of the
Labor Exchange WAS held last night 1t the
Labor Exchange building. Present-M. G..
Emery. president; L. $. Emery, secretary .
Lewis J. Davis, treasurer; NJ. Goldstcin. Gen.
eral K. D. Mussey, J. T. Smith, Mrs. General
Hita, s. \. II. Marks, mud \. S. Solomons.
The superintcndont's monthly report states
that considerable number OF persons, par.
ticulnrly rolOrcd men, who are not residents OF
this city, arc applying for employment. Al
many us hvc have applied in one day. Letter.
have been received from Baltimore and clso'
where requesting the Exchange to procure
situations, which have always been answered
advising the parties not to come TO Washing
ton.
No donations or subscriptions have been re.
ceivcd In response to the appeal for funds
which was published In the papers by the
managers of the Exchange. Total number O
npplcutions-male whito, o. rolOrcd, -
female, white 30; co!ored, rs. Total number
employed male white. = colored u female
white q cOlultd, 20, Total number OF appli
catiOus, l23; tOlnl number employed, 5O
The trcasurcr's report shows the reCoip.,
from all sources from the llth Of september
I-77, to have been Sj,o1O.sG aud the disburse'
mrmts S5s7s 80
On motion Of Mr.. SolOnons Mcssrs. George
T. Baker. NJ g. Emery, and 5 A. II. Markt
were appointed committee TO audit the re-
port.
Alr William Ballantyne, on account Of bis
| health, tcudcrcd MS resignation as member
OF the Exchange, II was accepted with re
| gTrt.
The secretary read the first annual report o
the Exchange, which gave concise history 0
| tho workings Of the Exchange from the dat,
If It's hrst meeting to the present time |
was accepted with thanks aud referred 10 tn
| executive committee.
The question Of holding a public meeting
was u 80 referred to the executive committee
| Mrs. Il:tz stated that It would 10 au utter In
possibility for the Exchange to cont!uGe witt
| l.. good work unless something was done t
-upilyu with means,
On motion OF Mr.. Goldstetn. each membe
was requested to pay into the treasury the sun
u SO III order 10 cnver resolution wh'cl
wa, aAoplrd at 4 prcyiuus meeting, to the et
! feet that c,t, l. member bind himself to Collec
| 80 lor the continued support Of the Exchange
| The Meeting was tL'u adjourned subject t
| .hr ..li D! ,hu rN.,ul.ve committee,
The election Of y1icyIs va, postponed onti
! The lu' lie Mcelng.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Fire Commissioners.

A special meeting of the Board of Fire Com
missioners was held last evening, at ha!f-past
six o'clock, for the purpose of examining the
plans for tho erection of two new engine
houses, with the following members presen.
Messrs. Collins, Hume, and Bacon, and Assist
ant Engineer Drew as secretary. After some
discussion in regard to the situation of tho
stairways, Mr.. Bacon moved that tho plans as
submitted by Inspector Entwislc be adopted,
which was so ordered. Chief Engineer Cronn
urged upon the board the necessity Of repair.
ing No. engine-house, which is in dilapi.
dated condition and utterly unsafe for the
purpose for which it is used. Applications fol
positions OH the fire department were received
from O. Ii. Clark and Edward Whyto.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
The Day of Atonement.

The celebration of Yom Kippur, the tenth
day of the month of Tishri, or the Day OF
Atonement In the Jewish synagogues, was
commenced Sunday evening aud continued
until about six o'clock last evening. Rev. Bur
stein onlciatod at the Sixth Street Synagogue
There was a large attendance, and each and
every one fasted as Is the custom. The ser
vices were solemn, magnificent. aud 50 inter-
teresting that every one of the congre'
CATION staid from carly morning yester'
day until quarter past six In the even,
ing. Rev. Burstcin performed his official
duties as reader In a very able manner
Though the services were very long,yet his voice
was as pure and fresh at the conclusion as II
was at the commencement Of the exercises IL
the morning. The congregational singing was
very entertaining and highly crcdttable. Al
the Eight Street Synagogue Rev j.. stern
of'iciated, and thore was very large attend
anco. The exercises were interesting, ant
tho choir won extra praise by their excellent
rcnditions.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
SATURDAYS Tragedy,

James Stone, the man who cut the throats Of
his wife and sistcr.in-law last Saturday night,
was taken from the Fourth Precinct Station to
Police Headquarters yesterday morning by
Lieutenant Hurley, and from there to Gardi-
ner's gallery, where his picture was taken for
the rogues' gallery. He appeared composed,
and was quite reticeut. soon atterward he
was taken to Jail, taking with him Bible and
a volume entitled How Souls Are Saved,
which friend procured for him Rt his restau'
rant near tho Baltimore and Ohio depot. La
vinia Pitcher, stones sster.in.law, was resting
quite comfortably last night, and her physi
clans entertain strong hopes OF her recovery
National Republican., 1878-10-08

IT is an acknowledged fact that at no time
since the reign Of Louis XIV, whose court
was the most Respondent of all the rcignng
monarchs Of tho past, that dress commanded
so much attention as 1t does to-day. Import
ers and manufacturers have exerted every cf-
fort in placing before the people this season au
assortment of dress and furnishing goods that
has never been equalcd before. More espe-
caly is this the fact In reference to fine fur
nishings for gentlemen. No one in Washington
has been more fully alive to this fact than Mr..
II. +. Stevens the Geutlemans Outfitter, 800
Pennsylvania avenue, under the National
Hotel. Mr. S.. with his practical experience,
coupled with his foreign travels enables him
to appreciate the wants Of the citizens Oi
Washington, and, with his quick perception
has arranged for his fall opening to-day. His
stock consists Of the very latest styles OF silk
and soft hats, caps, umbrellas, &c. His gents
furnishings have been selected with great care
and embrace the richest novelties In the shape
| of scaris and ncckties, shirts, collars, under
wear of the finest texture of silk and mGrino
gloves, hosiery, &c., OF the latest and most
| fashionable styles
National Republican., 1878-10-08
USEH ENTS.
National Theatre" Uncle Toms Cabin"

National Theatre" Uncle Toms Cabin"
Even those who are well acquainted with
the resources of Manager Ford's company were
surprised last evening upon witnessing the
presentation of Uncle Toms Cabin" The
version of the play given is one which affords
grand opportunities not only for exhibitions of
dramatic power but for scenic and spectacular
effects. These opportunities were all appre.
ciated and turned to the best account. The
singing of the Madrigal Boys will never be
forgotten by their auditors. Tho cast is very
strong Mr.. George Denham plays Uncle Tom,
giving to the character all of the simplicity
aud iervor with which 1t was first portrayed
by Mrs. Stoves pen. In Topy tho vvacious
Blanche Ford has found character
| which adds another to her list Of
successes. Mr. Harry Ranforth makes a
very interesting character Of Ldryer Marks,
aud Messrs George Hoey aud Charles Waverly
take the roies respectively Of George Harris and
Phin,ds Fletcher in u very acceptable manner.
| The role Of liant Ophoid, being In the hands of
Mrs Germon, is, of course, well rendered, and
| La Petite lie Croix takes tho character of Era
| In a way that captivates the audience. Some
| of the scenes, such as the interview between
| Uncle Tom and Era and the death Of Uncle Tom
ARE presented in q way that surpassGs any ren.
| di,ion of the play ever witnessed by Wash
iurton audience. The plantation festival
scene, in which the Madrigal Boys, the Jubilee
| Singers, and multitude Of slaves appear, |:
| intensely real. No more enjoyable perform
anCe could be witnessed.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
The Pnris Exposition.

The Department Of state has received 4 dis.
patch fIum the United States Minister at Paris
concerning the Exposition, now drawing to a
..1-y The Minister say- that the Exposition
Do J,yu cmincntly successful in many re.
-,,,r. rnm greatest that ha, ever been held
.n' ~ r's the highest credit on the French
r,luaU. tot being ablc, Ia the presence of 50
much general depression, 10 make 30 maguih.
ceuI .Isyuy, The Minister ,ay, that We have
just i',sou 10 feel proud ~ the American OK.
lrbil although 1t was not ~ .arsv as it should
have Iuvn and doubtless would have been had
the .u'"tuun OF the Frrnsh government been
,vulrI ucrrp plcA, and hat the Congress- .nu4i up.
prOyrmuuu been more liberal A. it i, the
United states viii bear oil more prizes, accord.
t.I 70 the number Of CXhibilOrs than any
,-nrI country. We will take seven OF eight
gm.d prll,, and a very large number Of sUli
sl.,rI lui pYuuIu medals.
the Mul-lur pays the highest compliment t.
tLt hammer IN which Commissioner MClOI
n,,K has auuductcd tn affairs Of the American
department lie has united rare, good juds
mtut DOh,lruCy, and ccuuDmy to the most
pleasing uInuucTS and hus won Tor our exhibit
The highest .uLnmcudatluus from all classes auC
uatIUnA'itics lie has alec boon most happy il
bis selection Of his assistants, who have nO-
gellvusly aud ably assisted him In all his oi
forts to worthily represent our country,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Go TO Julius Lausburgh for carpets.
The Foundry Revival.

At the revival in Foundry Church last night
the service was one Of great interest Tie
young evangelist gave an earnest oxhortation,
and at the close of his remarks number Of
penitents FASTENED to the altar, and the excite
lnemt was intense.
After the young evangelist had closed the
general meeting the interest among the pen
itents at the altar was 90 great that It was
necessary to hold an after service, which was
continued until u late hour, and most powerful
conversions took place. The young evangelist
conAucts mOetngs day and might all this week
National Republican., 1878-10-08
THE RELIEF COMMISSION.
Advicos Received Ycstsrday-Fever Notes
he following dispatch was received ycstsr

he following dispatch was received ycstsr'
day;
Telegram received. All we'll. Hickman the only
place at which stores. were needed between 81;
for all points. Am using every precaution 70 pre-
vent infection Of the boat REiES.
Edward s. Butts, president Of the vicksburg
Bank, Vicksburg, Tenn. writes to the treasurer
of the relief commission, acknowledging the
receipt Of 800, detailing the suffering and dis.
tress In and about Vicksburg, and stating that
he thinks the generous responses made in the
last two or three days to the appeal Of the
Howard Association will enable them to do
without further moneyed aid.
Acting Secretary of the Navy Schufeldt yes-
terlay received draft for 800 in gold on
Brown Bros. 4 Co., New York. from Comman-
der Theodore +. Kane. q contribution Of the
officers and crew of the United States steamer
Alliance, Leghorn, Italy, for the relief of the
yellow fever sufferers. The amount was en-.
closed to LOWS J. Davis, treasurer of tho relief
fund.
The following cash contributions werc re-
ported yesterday by Treasurer Davis: Through
Mr. Reynolds, Capitol and Botanical Garden
employees, s27.5I; German.Evangelica Church,
Twentieth and q streets, SS5.70 officers aud
crew Of United States steamer Alliance, Leg
horn, Italy, through Commodore Schufeldt
Acting Secretary Of the Navy, 800; Mrs. J. +.
Adams, % cents.
The following was also received yesterday
Hot STRINGS, Miss, Oct. g.
| Dr. Uo0iporth " ~ hg,on, d. c.:
| Your kilograms 10 the operator has been handed
| inc. Total number of deaths to date, 2S. Total
number Of cases cannot be accurately given before
| toll morrow, when you shall have them. You hayC
been exceedingly klnd and watchiul over Us, and
will here express our deep and lasting gratitude
Ny lack Of help In every way has prevented me
| from writing or ielegraphng full particulars. Oui
| situation Is lndescribabe and none would believe
| unless they saw. | am the only citizen who has
not had the fever and almost daily the olllce ha!
| been swept Of clerks, messengers and other en-
| ployees. There Is great dcsttution among the peo
| pie and we are using oyery means to prevent sui
| W. l.. HlLLARD,
Chairman Relief Commission and President Bosrt
| Of Health.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
A Gambling Den Raided.

Scrgeants Botclcr and Slattery, with squad
of police, nided gambling den on Eighth
street, near L, about hR!Epast eight o'clock last
evening, and found game OF draw in full op.
Grafton. A cOlorcd man named John Thomas,
alias "shug," was arrested as the proprietor,
aud five other colored men and q woman, re.
puted to be Thomas wife, were taken to the
station house and detained as witnesses. A
greasy pack OF cards aud number OF chips
were also captured.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
rarer Money inthe Mails,

A postmaster at ,ho request Of the national
bank III his town, made inquiry Of tho Post
OAice Department whether under the new
regulations, national bank notes and green.
backs could DO registered as third.class mail
matter aud received the following ruling oi
the Department In reply:
Bank note, aud grcenbnckI having written zig
natures or signatures added by merns of Jr'sunR'
.talnp or auy other mark OF sign Nticdto the orig
inhI print engraving II sought to be sent IN the
malls would be sub JeCt 10 letter rates Of postage
umdeI .vctor l56, page IS, postal laws edition ei
N-i
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Wedding Permits.

Wedding Permits.
The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to tho following applicants:
John Tyler and Jane Moore.
William Myer and Hannah Newman.
Q. J. Bonneville and Carrie 7. Birch.
Q. A. Elliott and Clara ID. Posthwait
William Hunter and Emma Adams, Of Oak
Hill, W. Va.
J. r. Carr and Nancy Cook. both Of Prince
Georges County, Md.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Fell Dead while at Work.

Yesterday morning, about half-past eight
o'clock, while Christian Bell, plasterer, was
at work at No. 637 L street southeast he was
seen to fall, and before aid could be procured
he expired. The coroner was notified but
deemed an Inquest useless, as the deceased, in
his opinion, died Of apopleIy.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
IN. Firemen'. In,urance Company.

Tho Fircmcn's Insurance Company OF Wash
ington and Georgetown WAS chartered by
Congress In 1887, For more than forty years
the company has been engaged in business In,
the District, and It's record during that time
has been uublemished. The company was
never sued As it is homo enterprise 1t has
some claim 10 the patronage Of citizens Of
the District especially as it offers to them all
the advantages that can bs found elsewhere
The company msures property and takes build
er-' risks at the lowest rates. Once oYor tho
Bank of Washington
National Republican., 1878-10-08
THE SUGG FORT CASE.

In the Criminal Court Yesterday Morning.
General Crittonden called the attention Of
the court yesterday morning in tho case Of
Sugg Fort, and asked what the intention Of
the District Attorney was In regard to the
matter. District Attorney Wells said that he
did not think II necessary, under the circum.
stauces,'to say much on the subject. lie could
say to the gentleman that the case would not
be tried.
General Crttenden remarked that II was
now becoming distressing situation for his
client, Sugg Fort. Yellow fover was all around
his neigh6orhood, within four miles of his
home, his wife was there au invalid. aud he
was anxious TO go to her.
District Attorncy-"Wcll, he can CO."
General Crittenien-"Yes but he may have
TO come back"
District Attorney-"No. He is perfectly safe
in going. When this court meets for trial fnal
action will DO taken In the case. Until that
time nothing more eau he done-but l think
have said sufficient TO satisfy the gentleman
1t was thus understood that tho case would
bo finally disposed of next Monday.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Theatre CONTINUE.

The week began at the COmiquc last even
ing with superb bill aud crowded house
The drama Of Lost in London" Is presented
very effectively The variety entertainment,
which consumes the first half Of the evening, is
of tho finest order. Among tho stars OF the
week are the great Bernardo, Minnie Rain
forth, Daisy Remington, Levantine and Earle
Gibson uul girney st, Elmo and his wonder
full trained dogs, the Suydam brothers, Dan
Regain, and Mr.. Gal llaghGr' Iaose VINO i2Ne
good variety show should not iai! 10 put in an
appearance this week
National Republican., 1878-10-08
The following was also received Yesterday
BALrrNong BOARD OF TRADE,

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct D, 1878.
lTIuidm Dictson. ESQ.,. sorrctdrg:
DEAR sln: By request Of the president Of the
board | have referred the papers relating to the
National Yellow Fever Board OF Experts TO Mayor
IAtrobc suggesting the appropriation asked for by
the Surgeon General be made by him out Of any
fund placed with him for uso at his discretion n
behalf OF the sufferers caused by yellow fever.
Yours, respectfully, GEO. U. PORTER,
Secretary,
National Republican., 1878-10-08
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Items Found Yesterday by Our Local
Reporters.

A Gambling Den Raided-stonc, the Wife,
Murderer, Taken to Jaii-The Phiihar-
monte society-Meeting of the Fire
Commissioners The Jewish
Day ayofAtoncment-otber
Topics OF Interest.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Real EsfaIe Trnnsfcrs.

J. A. J. Creswell ct al. to NJ. II. Mitchell, for
5000 parts of lots 7O5 and FOG, of Duyalls addi'
Henry Walter, for 81, part Of lot 81, square M {;
John Wagner to Z. J. Rock, for - 900, lot 40.
snuare ORA
National Republican., 1878-10-08

At BALTIMORE AND ONO nEPoT NEW JERSEY AVE
SuE AND STREET.
Nornfnp, Hprnp.
ssl0 81 louis & Crn. eN $50, Baltimore accom-.
s1:OD PhilA & \, V. ax f9o, Baltimore accom-
80 Chico 4 Ptta'gex. 500 = Z, Phil = 10. ar
81. baltimore and way Sos Piedmont, Strashurg
stations Winchester, fred'Ck,
ts2S Fred. NC. MET hr'Chl Ilngerstown, Point OF
81, Baltimore, Annapolis Rocks a way staff ns'
express sES5, Baltimore accom-.
p4a MnrtInsburE and Is- =-.Ns baltimore ehprF>S
gpTstnwn ne Metro s7:j5 Baltimore Wh' -"
pOlltan branch uOus. ,.,.
slcN, Baltimore accom-. $500 Chicago = 70 =,
u:90 Baltimore express -GlT, ny, fhl' " bO''"'
express
sArrive daily. Others sundays excepted.
Is For the time OF departure oi trains, see adVsr
tisements ~ fevhurG
National Republican., 1878-10-08
Thermometric Readings.
Indications,

For the Middle States and New England south
erly. veering to cooler westerly winds; falling
followed by rising barometer, cloudy, and rainy
followed by clearing weather
National Republican., 1878-10-08

YOUNG PEorLs do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsroSs Ivory PEARL
ToorH POWDER the most perfect dentrihce known.
II will keen them through life In good condition.
whito and SOUND. Will hsrren the gums, sN eeten
be breath, and prevent toothache Sold by all
druggists. 25 and 90 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Wiuslow'
soothing syrup has been used for children. II
corrocts acidlty OF the stomach, relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels cures dysentory
and dIarfahpa, whether arising from tecthing
OF other causes. An old and well.trled remedy
20 cents bottle,
National Republican., 1878-10-08

WELLS MAcHISI-SPREAp srRESGrHLSISo PLAsr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
New Advertisements. A

New Advertisements.
Wanted-to adopt ON infant
Excursion trims to Frederick Fair.
For Rent-Houso 1873 street northwest.
For Rcnt-Houso No 4l5 sixth street northwest
Concert By tho Old Virginia Plantation Singers.
william BallAntyne & Son, as seventh street
northwest.
Fall Overcoas-Ncah Walker 4 Co, COS Penn.
sylvanA ayeuue.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

ARE you bilious. tro ibled with heaoache. dizzy.
peptlc, nervous, dull and languidf Averse To oil
exsrtion. Is your life miserublcf You require n
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. II Will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, % cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

FANCY Western Creamy and Choice New Yorl
Butter received daily nt SpiceT's Wholesale Butte
Store, corner Ninth and streets. Prices as low a
the lowest.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

Amuscments and Excursions.
CosIorr.-Variety performance
NArpNAL THEArRs-CnCle Toms Cabin.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

To allow ones dress to outshine oneself Is
in the very worst possible taste, and ne lady
should ever bS guilty Of the 0feuse
National Republican., 1878-10-08

FRIED OYSTER, % cents per dozen In q box
and butter, at Millers Restaurant, GIL Seventh
street, opposite Patent offco. Ladies and Gents
Dining Rooms open on sunday CHARLEs HER
OLD proprietor.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

Six per cent interest paid on depo-its. Special
rates ON time deposits. j. H. SQUiEa x Co.
Bankers lii6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

HARD times demand economy; pracuce II
renoyating your soied gloves with JoUvHs's In
pIRous KID GLOVE CLsAssER. Price Is cents p
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

BALTIMORE homemade calf Boots, at $780,
~ The great Boston shoe Auction llousc, t'l
PeEA,y NIuia avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

ATTENTION is called to mcu's bandstitched
calf Gatcrs-s3.50 to Sat the great Boston
Shoe Auction House, 40l Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

Is your hair harsh. dry and stfff Does II refuse
to curl? Dress II with THoNrsoS's oMADE oPrIME.
An olenginous compound Of singular merit II
will improve it. Sold by druggists. &c. Price 25'
and 20 cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
National Republican., 1878-10-08
CITY ITEMS,

AYERS CHERRY PR,ToRAL-the worlds great
remedy for Colds. Coughs, and Consumption.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

MEN's heavy kip Boots, at Sl.75, at the great
Boston Shoe Auction House, +0l Pennsylvania
ayanun
National Republican., 1878-10-08

Baseball Yesterday.
Albany, N Y.--Albauy, E Buffalo I
Lowell, Nass.-LOwcll, 3 Boston, 0.
National Republican., 1878-10-08

ATTENTION First c!uss French kid Boots
az $3.50, aud goat button Boots, II. at the great
Bnstuu Shoe Auction House, i9l Pcuusylyani.
avenue
National Republican., 1878-10-08
National 8tpublitan.
Arr,,,, Of Passenger Trains.

BALTIMORE AND PvroNAc DRFor, SIXTH AND
srREgrs
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-30
r1IE JOB DEPARrA1ErIr:

Our facilities for job work complete We
prepared print Posters Cards, Blanks Invitation Tickets
fact everything in the line of plain fancy Ornamental
Job work will be executed in the highest degree Of and
kill and the possible rates for CASH delivery
The latter rule will be departed from any
We solicit the patronage of our people. ..'
We willing make. equitable arrangements with
friends looking towards the receiving Of all kinds of
Country produce in payment Of subscriptions
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-30

Call at Mumfords or Brooks Drug
store and get trial package of DR.. A.
q. Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine.
1t costs you nothing and may save your
life.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-30
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT:

We offer the following special Christmas and New Yea
terms to ur friends who inclined their nau
snce in our beha-a easy way for lady to become
9 ssed OF splendid Sewing Machines 10 any one who will
md MS the names of 20 for year, Three
Dollars EACH a,companied 10y the money will give
order on the FACTORY of the sewing machines made
by either the following companies: Singer Wilson, Vic
tor Weed Or White ...EE ..'r
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-30
SQUARE DEAL SALOON
AND BILLIARD ROOM.
b. II. WHITE, Proprietor.

BAYOU SARA, La.
Ice Cold Aurora Beer alw aye on hand,
The Bar is constantly supplied with
choicest brands of wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
A sumptuous Free Lunch spread every
Sunday morning. Attached to the es-
tahlIshment is Splendid Billiard Table.
all appointments M customary in first
class Saloon.