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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-19

II the schools taught through the medi-
um of the higher productions of English
literature, we are convinced that the -ef-
fects would be such as to vindicate the
change. As it is the children may 20
through the entire school course, and after
all know hardly anything of Importance,
beyond the little arithmetical knowledge
capable Of being adapted to business pur-
suits OF the beauties and excellencies of
English literature, that inexhaustible mine
OF intellectual wealth, they know no more
than the few and feeble glimpses afforded
by the school readers OF history they
are innocent beyond sketchy acquaint-
ance with that of the United States But
they have had their brains nearly dazed
with lessons in grammar and word analy-
sis, and they can parse sentence with
machine-hke precision, though quite prob
ably they could not compose one grammat-
ically, or write FIVE lines without some
gross blunder in crthography.. What do
our schools teach children concerning
the world in which they live,
their place in the world, their relations to
other living things, the source and nature
and scope of the knowledge which must
be acquired before anything like liberal
education can be attained and matters of
that kind. These schools 90 on turning
out year after year the same kind of me-
diocre results, and the reason they are ac-
;cepted so patiently is perhaps suggested in
Bishop Wilberforce's remark: "Our
'-giris, said the Bishop, care certainly
& very badly educated but our boys will
" never find it out" There has never
beev an educational system so detective
that it did not have enthusiastic adherents,
and Mat those whose youth had been
wasted by it did not feel it duty to stick
up for it through thick and thin Parents
in many cases are incapable of judging con.
corning the progress of their children, and
such parents are pretty sure to be amongst
those who are most taken with the para
phernalia of learning, and who think there
is a great deal in that blessed word Meso-
potania. But the failure of the
system is shown by general aver
age taken over number of years.
Tor such an average will demonstrate the
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
X\ following named persons that the following amounts
have been added to the assessed valuation the prop
erty described hereinafter and opposite their
by the Board Of Equalization. in words and figures
follows
William Coos Raised quartz mill on Carson River,
from $500 to 1900.
VIM. NJ wyncoop- Raised real estate, from s67s to
$3.50
J. A. Hoover Empire-Raised on hetcl and lots. En-
pire City, from $500 to $1,000.
F. NJ. Bovard EmpreRsised on real estate from $3.50
to $500.
Patrick Monosuc Raised real estate from S. 900
81 SOC
c. T. Davis-Rased lots !, 8, 8 and 10, block A.
store and residence from 50 900 to coo; half
lots and TO- block II. stone building, from $500 10
s. 500; horses, from $50 $3.50; merchandise,
merchandise. from S, 600 to $4,000.
Wm Skyrme Raised lot 4. block from $1,000 to
SL5O0.
Thomas Gordon-Rased cast half OF south 6s feet.
block TO- two small dwelling houses from $3.50 to $780,
Sister Frederick, agent Of the Sisters OF Charity Saint
Joseph House-Rased on land known the old Carson
race course, from 81 500 to s., oO0
And you hereby notified that the Board OF Equali
zation will be in session MONDAY, THE nth DAY
OF OCTOBER 1880, when all persons entitled to hear
ing be heard and final scOn will be had in the prem
ises By order Of She Board.
e.s.i II MARSHALL, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N the Assessor has this dav delivered to the under
signed the Assessment Roll for the current fiscal year.
together with the map ok aud the original lists OF
property and that the Board Of County Commissioners
Office, on
Monday. September goth Instant.
At 10 O'Clock NJ and continue in session from time to
time provided by law until the business of equaza
ton is disposed OF
j. II. MARSHALL,
Clerk Board Of County Com missioners,
Ormsby County Nevada
Dated September IL 1879, ii
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
NOTICE NO. 6s.

Act OF Congress Approved June 3, 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, Nevada September "a, 1857.
Notice hereby given to all whom it concern That
Matthew c. Gardner Of the County Of Ornsby State of
Nevada has this day filed in this Office his application No.
IT, to purchase from the United States Government the
following described tract of land chiefly valuable for tim
and unfit for cultivation viz Southwest quarter Of
Section t. in Township No. 16 north Of Range No Is east
NJ D. D., containing 100 acres and situate within the
Carson City, Nevada U. S. Land District.
Any and all persons having any interest in claim to-
said land adversely to said applicant hereby required
file such adverse claim with the register Of said Land
Oce within the SIXTY DAYS period OF publication OF
this notice. or, failing to do, they will be barred Of
such adverse right or claim.
sep25 cod C. A. WITHERELI., Register.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
4 PROCLAMATION.


IA CespLAANCE WEEEG AEt~TIoS ON;
u vi AN Act to Ascertain ami E>oress the Will Of
tee People of the State of Nevada upon the subject Of
Ghinese immigration" approved February llth 1879,
l. .!,x II. KixkEAp Governor OF the Sta3e ii Nevada
do hereby call upon the electors OF this Stu to signify
:h cn.: Election TO DE- held November ID 1852 Their
viii 60 the nHntiatonc "r prohibition IT Chinese imni-
,rtou, ~ placing t.'n thclr ul.as Far Chinese In
migration, il IN tharr,E. 'A-:;at Chinese I'm
migration, II opposed thereto.
49, In witness whereof have her,.u..t, set my
SEAL hand ami i the l;rea, tfe state Of
oh>A Nevada be affixed Done City, this
'--~' LIST day OF October, \ u. ioHn
JOHN II. kINllEAD.
Governor OF the State of Nevada.
J.sFER B,scocK, Secretary of State ocltd
loFFICiAL.I
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION
OF THE STATE OF NEVADA PASSED AT THE
NINTH SESSION OF THE LEGISLATURE
No. XXy1-Senate Concurrent Resolution No Is.
Rsolysd by tho Senate the Assembly concurring That
follows:
Amend Section Of Article " of the Constitution OF
the State of Nevada 50 as to read as follows
SRc The session Of the Legislature shall be biennial
and shall commence the first Monday of February
ensuing the election Of memb of the Assembly unless
the Governor OF the State SHALL in the interim
the Legislature by proclamation. Passed March 1871
hereby certify the foregoing to be copy OF the
enrolled resolution on file in my Office.
-~ In witness whereof have hereuuto set nv
{cr hand and affixed the Great Seal of State Done
DEAL at office in Carson City, Nevada this second day
*-~s OF August, A. d. thousand eight hundred
and eighty. JASPER BABCOCk,
aug2ltd Secretary OF State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the time for registration of the names OF the quail
fed electors in Election Precinct No. OF Township No
Empire Township prior to the General Election to be
held the I'd day of November, A. D. 1850. for the
County OF Ormsby,
Will Expire at . o'clock p. NJ. On the
Goth day of October.
The office kept open the 9th October until
the 10TH from to 0 o'clock in the evening
J. A. HOOVER, Register Agent
October !, A. D. 1880
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19

and death.
DT MINTIE will agree to forfeit Five Hund1ed
DoIla RS for case Of this kind the VITAL II
ATIVE (under his special advice and treatment w no.
cure or for anything impure or injurious found IN
MINTIE treats ali Private Diseases successfully wthoa
mercury Consultation f-ee. Thorough exainna-
ton and advice including analysis Of urine, $ CO. Price
of vital Restorative $3 90 bottle, or four times
the Quantity sent to any address receipt OF
price, or O. D. from observation and IN private
name if desired by A. E: M1N s,l,s N: r "a,
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY. NEPH-
REcIC1IM cares ali kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
plants Gonorrhea elect, Leucorrhea For sale by 3
Foster and Geo. Thaxter, Druggists Carson City tlO
a BOTTLE six bottles for s.. 90.
DR.. MIN TICS DANDE11ON flkLS are one
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS ore
in the market For sale BIZ B. F. Foster and George C.
Thaxter, druggists, Carson City mh17V
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-10-19
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never.failing cure for ner
vous debility, exhausted vital
ity, seminal weakness, s,er-
niatorrhGa, Los MAN
HOOD, impotency, paralysis,
and all the terrible effects OF
self-abuse, youthful follies and
and excuses in maturer years
such as loss Of memory, las
situde, nocturnal emission, a
version to society, dimness al
vision, noises in the head, thu
vital fluid passing unobseryed
a. Lad IN i,Ssonff,
, 1880-01-11
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

1rt..1...,, o.rnrt, ou,ourfo,1 IN pEn han.
1estefoays EXPORTS "l1o"1te" W N''" D"A
rolls Ut alcohol.
trt,,ro ,rora nm mil disbursements nj tlle
s,,,,- -rreos,,ry Yesterday,
CO.. r,,,oo,,, nj eli nm In eu},.
Tho SMb-Ireaailfy rctleeLaMeH M SilvVv ~ st' smi
s!l!Rry silver, aud paid out 4,ooo stahd@ru aao"
dies"
sr,,o +,1,tru of too.t.nnnv In the Connecticut
>,t,'1t IN r& casc Rafnrr i,mmssoncr Huye
was os.eD1 eontinsed uI @ ycstcrday Tor ono week.
""n .Sa-. ...4s..., sa,,a..,o rooo,,to rootorfov
amounted to &sa.Tl. VI this ahtonnL, F4'MO Wns
p'lt. n srIrts hrnE <'S' ny 'oo"eeo u"A
$''o>a " ".s 1.... - ,,as +,,,o5 ~ oroea
Anton kHHtz wh1 na lae% vas 70 veseSs
duy held by Commissioner IIoyne to tho Grand
JURY. He furnished bonds in 500.
1a,,u s2,o,,,,, +ha 1,c,nnr wna vestarflav
Jnlm MGen1'. LIZ sin,'nr troyns 1nH nftnr
nfnIg11 sIg @a;nnat,n,, ,yas bcd IN 9so to tie
lrnnd jury. IN Iglaalf OF pnll 10 "as eon'it''
ted to the care OF JOIN l'oau'""'4.
, 1880-01-11
OPTION CONTRACTS.

Gptt&at Dfspateh to 1As Chtfdfo 2ftoAn@s
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 1o.-It IL understood
from Madison that tho Doard OF Trade cars
Of Barnar,! ys. Backhaas, involving the
whole question Of the validity Of option cosl-
tracts, pending In ths Supreme Court, las
been considered by the Judges In the con-
a,lltation-roon,, and q decision has been
4lalitiedly sg1eed upon, but not announced.
tllo cuse was assigned to Chief-Justlco Ryan
for hlal to prepare the optnIon. but, owing to
q return ot Ills feeble heaitl! iiu has been
thorc Is no lntllatloil as to Wllfcl. way the de-
cision Ilas g0i,e. This great Importance attIib-
uted to TIC cuse Is shown by TINT !act uiat the
Clief Justice IL to writo the opinion: SMcu'
lati0n Is rifo III to what g,ny be Indicated by
tie assignment thus made and u Is Regarded !
by some that the result u nntay9rablr a y te
District Court ut MallsGll having recently
declared TINT Doar4 Of Tsatle contracts art
| valid, All appea! will hu taken In the event
| tfat tue opinIOn should be opposed to tAls
| position.
, 1880-01-11

Tho Committee o., Markets is called for To-
,,au'e,s nv so"'''''S'~e
"e Sine nort1ons were Issued for the week
ending yesterday.
The Treasurer yesterday Tecelseu 2nf'
Controller.
william possc. noficed Yesterday rs having
,., a..' ,.''ss San .so rost,on If oarnentcr
to tho Mnyor, has hcen restored. No rct1son Is
rivnn. exccpt that he Is a good man.
e snit wos brought Yesterday by tho city
aRa'ast Anuse%s w. .ne III, ,.artnin,ng n mia
street. wno ~ cmnrsta %''% n"rin~ Viii ne Ind
naeu r'..,.s1n,. " ~ tfnrn atnst;co wnlmrc.
,rha r,t,v Engineer ),as not vet finished lis
csfin,ntcs. hui, whcN completed, they will In.
cl,,.lo $1GMn f,r tho extension ot sewers. $4,000
III HI for ua.ii5 thn .5xtenslon Of watcr- mains.
~" -, ''' NV .u,,ax,,oa mi, p,,,,,c
oroats nm % aKreci %ycstert,ay @ ; to tor recommend to the
os t s e n, SsmGSs se t1aSsa &s,Sxsa
IN ae M'ehtvnm Hi IL M avenue and so,sth oi tho Expoaion
Wui,dins, L, is for iaI IrS nr,nory '1t; purposes.
The meat condehnatlons yesterday at ne l,
Jnckson street cohss.Gaot o., Gtb Watar
of betf a fwo @ na1s a,a a nf s o 2n nna ono box
icmncd H. bridgeport, and two hogs at the
| A,,,ono tho 1u,tri11np-ncrmits Issued ycster-
| 4amu.tS @ - ~ ~ X IL Iirrtncnr n Trrnt Il two.
S ssSrx ,',v"ifnS Vim iiorii. near Wood areet, to
oae F,apk P9sHa' to erest s,1 I've, 70
nc ws'i,ns, Twentieth strcct near Pau
'n, a 10 ,,a"ar eos. % ~. bos,e,e, vater,,av bv
Ihe Mayot w" nsS'fseu f3;,tur 1fsrr n;,noEteti
assstGs &ssisian, %e1 M % ot lie @ eyia
vice achael liaey. w;r s!s - TX M ri" H. nr
GtG mff 't M W. 1 oa satisfacory it
, 1880-01-11

uo was speaking with great earnestness.
IIe cried aloud: "Oh-deatht wlere-1s-thy-
sting? Oh-yIctory! where-ls-thy- - Oh,
gracious! where am l. anyway"
On the GOTH Of last November tic entire lartt-
refining works Of Messrs. Peck & Bansller,
formerly locuteil ut Nos. SOL to 307 Illinois
street, were destroyed by fire, and OH the 9Th
Of this month tho firm announced to the
public TINT 1t was again runntngi in full blnSt,
ext EXTREMELY % slsort space Of timo consumed by
these gentlemen III rc0rEanizing and reGs-
tahlisliing such MI extensive business speaks
volumes for them, antl is another striking OK
ape Ct the ra1S anty a Nes es;sas gu visft
ing tho tir1n''s office, 157 Washington street,
o,ie day Inst week, VIC wern shown orders
from all parts Of tho, country for their snpe-
riur refined lard and lard oils.
4 writer on homo attractions says: "0lYe
low nothing TO look Isolated, but let eyGry-
lining prescilt have an ulr OF sociaDllity. Tint
i w'st ss ss. tie sE 6fs snY nn tSay tMH siFs o s
e's cla@slfs nsi taelng ~ cacli other? Gracious gooi
iefSi II huggins Ea 'tss'i ths door, d[drt YOU?
DR.. Justin Hayes tome, 107 Wabash avg
nue, has been nndcrgolng Fepairs; TheFe @ Is
nyail themselves OF cholce Of rooms, Under
tho Doctors cnre patients receive tho brst
electrical and medical means known to the
profession. .
The Eth!opic alfabct has oo2 letters, The
hnn ghS y so fssssbss s sesa+ aSS II hs
Tho wonderful Clnchona. Rnhra remedy
has proved O priceless boon to thousands OF
lad!es who have suffered untold lnlserlss
from weakness mid nervous prostratlon. pr.
| Dungor's puliner House Office Is daily visit
| cd BY hundreds Of patients.
| II fhay rnal1v mean tn erect n monument To
, 1880-01-11

yalution M Of his propcrty Is. Mi that he hs to DO
10 uecertui tho MItiDu1t OF tho tax IL to multiply
by thu total rntc per cent Of tho town IN which |
hp lives, burning In mind, htWovers th4t !,e
I'rk tnx 81 Y conts IN Mest a,ss ~ " tn Luz
tS aa,'a''zcti n f ia s,ato uon Tho rato
T. sou'owhat higher i shan lust years. The Sa4aa-
n0's' n,wevs., saysros nuS 1umef o~ oA.n,so roors
Thu suurenu Court Of Missouri t,us lust given
n desIsIon on Il point whisf1 often Go coites @ Up in
th ths fty as I'd spo ws Gr syes %e II
decided III the saino ,yny. Tho question Involved
was tho s.lary aestrust!o,i Of t,npiet.asnts lta T.
st. Loiis Dy the police aad destroyed BY. GurnlnE
or othcrwlsu they ncting unter the anthority Of
in,;'s, VI cuonssanera. liz wi;c autiorizes tie
ipestsent, Pna .so upon sattsfaotory inforinntion
utcoa that i, taG t ,tv 70 ,ss, bs warfant f.r tr
soiz,iro aud cause them 10 bo publicly destroyed.
Ts C1f # n1as as a Sis as s p9yes
tSe p2osio ses ': eiS ,aoSe i a5e!ai
Mn "y Nv S'a liz ns aefs Eyen 10 h,,thortze The
property to be seized aud held until,
| IN III, ordinary action ut law tor tho
reoayery of hts properly ,h esiniaMt
| should negative tho allegations III tho wArrAnt
Il The sas,lusioaa 'a scs sS ts.ow r
II order to anpprcss ,ga1nllinx Or K%mnI,nK. I,In
~ c.nGr!son t. the value t q tSc The
Ssen IL sa ana t. plspeay Tps9
| ugATlt or An OLD CITIZEN.
p Itehsect o,,s ~. of tho ssst piysNSIp*nss *s
III s v,, MY IN sot11ltv ,nornn9aftsr loIx
and pantni Illness Dr. Iiitcheock wa born il,
- fW,iI tsn;y,ntw 11iinnia In iSio whsrn for
u1no WI vcrs sby 6o eloyau irro re- pn;v;tco. In 1Ssl
40 roMoVea 70 Saen91t Wan.o ~ ah aan ns.uv. .,",
, 1880-01-11

=, ,,,t n ,tslt tho stnny tO,Yu ThiFYt|uy next.
=, =, u i"s. t,,,.as, .m gnto M" M m I'm stn,.
ahd tnsest'Ra"e w III" et"'e'
'rhc January Grand Jury llas 1oen sttfl'-
'sMn. fur M"lalay, Int tho p.,,'mll!!t"s are thas
i1nnn,,f,, te twei,ty-tIlrcr Tr fAHt Grand I,lry
cIe.t,ca mattcrs iii, Md ,l'oro Ia lit'lo to ''o,
t,,.,, f,.,,,,,,,,,,,a 80, tc,, om1 Int, Aecounts
ct ycstcr,ny mn aiicM mS '..ts, ,t; ,,rrr.,
1*'os a',.t sner1,. ,'nl Ws ~ thc ~" Wt1kins,,
matter Thn 1Kc n'Yftu tnat s!lG ',e1T HnSH! ,M ,t
tho rtEht t. "nlnt a.. ssa D H. f'.,1rcs III y,
GHlH!tu ttHtt EuHNul 14.ss Ifc mi tor.
, 1880-01-11

Tho Council bus tho letting Of tho contrnct,
s eefSS eax of TaSo wofks bow
has cost the city tho pnst ycnr to advertise N
otllor tfan tho "corPorauon peper whsn9yes sS.s;s
tio public that bids had been invited, otc.
ONE CENT MkMoiuAI.
The following cAb!o correspondence Was had
ycstertluy between the Lord Mayor ot London
s9a s.I1 tho Lord Mayor az Chicago 1t e1P'a'n' IT
LONDON, ian. so-19ths Mavo. Sf chteags: M r.
If r. It, liz
sa u ss sos!ss 5$' ssSsS
s:s s :s; e ss ss
y sstSss r BIZ
s IT, ng T9 IL ss Il se
cable for my t"es'FTns * oS S SVS spsssi of London
Mayor Harrison replied ~ follows, ut once:
Cu1cA0u, Jus 10 tsa-1b the LorI Mayor of Lonston:
ssSsn'aiMf M t.
SSss h:. III plum Ss n i &:ys4 Tue
TIE coAM1TTEE ON rol1cE
Tho Pol!co Committee held n meeting ycatcr-
its hsey It hsd bsferc tho.n my amount of husinrs
but trAilsucteA very little that was Of any Inn
IS A AoE EMsr esr s' snat Tss aG
H,ent ''''''. With tho street -raiiway CON.
10 ri'..ssod ireo, eto. rho policemen now rlle,
without 97t whsn y af5n III s,s e1 a oq no,
enough, and inlossed tho proposition, which L L
believed 10 be In tho Interest Of one Of Ala
tryiux To illustrate how 1t WIS that policemen
wcro heing abused By the rilway companies con- Pm! =
esa. Another matter ronomMcndca @ w1s m tnas y
ts aesS % tSe aSe s nrless of II q ch sap
, 1880-01-11
NTllIf EAlla.s
PRICES
OF
b, J. .LEAllAyI,
THE Fair" !"
CORNER STATE And ADAMS. SITS,

Hamburg Edgings md Insortlngs ut 1,
3, D, 4, Sc per yard.
A genuine Spoon.Dust Side Steel and
Siic.Laco Corset ut 45c.
A good 2.Dutton Kid .GloTo, In nil colora
A good 8.Duftoini Kid Glove, in Dark and
Opera Slades, all sizes, at 24c.
A Gents' Chincitlla, Buck, md Dogskla
Palm Glove at 88c.
A Gents genuine French Castor Glove at
40 cents.
1000 doz. Chlldrcn's Mittens, al colOrs
anl sizes, Mt &C..
A genuine Turkish Bnth Towel (large
sizo) at 1Oc.
A genuine Linen Damask Towel Qargs
sIzc) at Sc.
A genuine. Waterbury Clock, IN Nickel
Case, good timc-kecper, at Sl.
Genuine Rogera' Silyer.Platel Tea.
spoons at 81 set.
Genuine Rogers sflver.plated Tables
spoons at So set.
Genuine Trlple-Platcd Pickle casters at
Db cents.
A gonnine,Silk Velrct Frame at 4c.
A good Glass Hand Lamp, complete, at
A good & Lamp, Bronco Bottom, complete
A Sun.T,urncr limp, with Bronze statut
1,ottom, with Illnminator, and Whltt
Shade, at 88c.
Colorcd Willow and Palm Leaf Baskets,
Knife Trays, Paper Baskots. Gara
kets, and olher styles, at 26c each.
Fine Painted md Decorated Moustache
Cups and Saucors at 25c.
Fine Decorated Vases at 8, 12, 1Sc. J.
Candles Mt IL, ID, Is, 2ac per lb. ..
Boots and Shoes retalled ut less than Job
bcrs' prices.
Crockcry md Glassware, Hardware, Tin'
Ware, Japanese Goods, Fnrs, Cloaks,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Station.
err, Velvet Frames, .pockethooks,
Sntchels, Hosiery, ToAs, etc., etc.,
| at orr cost. to make room for 0itT
Spring Stock.
, 1880-01-11

,'Sssa.ts t.so io HI. m npai pa for music FIR cittc
cnes q ihe lhurity Kndsrgnrcn no M.s .a r ;"r W;
xkd eosts u say sc ~ Vii a srecse ay eot
iM,tfonH. lalrYc mid frs1all hoMntlnns Kr1striMly
received, md even plan" Will INT In r't"ses''
Another tria! ct the Eltlo'ps saisty ,,r. alr.
rnny's building ytetcrluy aftcgnnt,. + ge!ng ne
Witnessed by nt'oilt l0o people. The wat Gl ine
sns, sse c S 81 as'ss ss VIZ Mss o% @ sSs
fell from thu tpr, 10 feet. maxi nn pnfllcahr
S;s an ans s4s fHfGy Sy yo5at 5 tsns ss 81 fhe
Three other g'nsscs, however. were not uls-
r5ea THE osers of thS Company am{ yoceai wcSe et
tho cushion n SUCCESS.
Coroner Mann yesterday held ~ /, inquest inquest
Mt No. 17o Curncll street upon A1trca T.; "1edG ~, M
a,, sho died q conys!oS ,s,n nfGsns ~ feebls
satS sn et NJ IT, Yet snn 1LsS sS Il freHt ceSt
an Gnnrlfs fc Il ws q " aae % poserar
alonE time i1o was ni,le y sls!er dinx Myns s y
iclicacice which, unfnrt',n,ieiy, 4!, not rcmsh
hero until lie was fnRt a!l Atd. ING Dolly ~ wns u,
shFs' s L f9d '6 a. si;cnss f o q III Fhyarss
street, Now York.
cus7ox-nousg sAts.
| Tho annual sulc Of ClHtotn-ffn,ts t1nclnlTsc!l
noutls tnok piaco yesterday nnrt,ing ut 10 ocoek
1t tho Wiley bonded warehouse, eor!ier q ,1, linr
rison street and pacto nvenne s,1s ~ asa nen @r1
md also ns usual, fnieti to fillH tlCi+ Inc Nll-
I'll socs "pa III MSe Ry tse 'as 70
they sonsE,.e rcfss I" nay =, irs 1nsc 'R n
scmpance emp1pE Il fnsA @h II they ~ere and STANDARD
articles sufficiently long, so TINT tiny becotno
s:SIo and th Lose cs s "snei.S Of iSey VIII ot Of
iinvnr,a ctgnra. Not iirst.Gnss whcn tncy lois
cbnn is tcE cs wsrc ,x4c n,soT ;sd - y ~ y % fr
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Ten hcary.gilt p!cturc-framcs. consigned ,ds to
Wilbur st9Ecy and valel Gegsaa ,ess a. # si89;
"ne nT%efat f"te Sc gold waeh brought *i. Twelve silk
hnilkcrchlpfs sold for *l31: four yas1ls Of lace
through tbs y 1HGs chs %sFe n
, brought $i6o: seven pnira nf XII! gloves: S,'
raskaEs of eptao sr ,ss Luce M sa%a n1 rsltses te @
ThS Uoycr.,incnt tnnlo n posl snlc, md thu par-
tlcs VIM purchased K.eray @ pnia @ ~ mnclr 'a' 9r
t irom Krpfc nctrd ~ a,let!onccr, md kept tho
crowd III continued ytod h1inlor
:. THE HoTELKEEPEIus' ASSOCIATION
f 'f' ta sfttns Siin yfstxfs 's,?S ~ ~ W"ss'n:
+ I'm STREET. Alvin Hulbert' prSsldnnt, in TIC
%F usc: Taess fse rnesy ayese E ~ oss GUS: III
@ oscn oy;s Wcos " arIsrr y HIew!nI Io,,ta A't's y
arE ,'sSS1niEP' ionsc; XVIII ei iaiber sacrni
It iia'se: Q n summer ilnrlgk r. li3s,se !;
y y ;nsn tof tic Knights reapar rrIcnninl Commit
tsS e? mariy, Fl Il frest, % an Gu csniicr
sss's, lie ss A:sos;stS ss55s T5s ofS if
full &, 5 Ne II ordsr ssvS1 81
statcd tlat thoro would ho several , thousand q
!, purpose of receiving proposals for furnishin
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