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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-15

TEXAS sent two new bales of cot,
ton to market on the 18th inst.
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District Government Affairs.

The Commissioners have given instructions
10 The police 10 arrest all persons selling liquor
without having procured a license or who have
failed TO f1le applications with the amount of
the license.
The receipts from taxes in the District Col
lector's Office amounted 10 100000 on Saturday
last.
The District Commissioners have directed
that water mains be laid on street between
1th and Sth streets northwest.
DISTRICT SUITS AGAINST THE STREET RAILROADS.
Mr.. A.G. Riddle, attorney for the District, has
entered suit against the Washington C George
town railroad, the Metropolitan railroad, and
the Columbia railroad companies, to recover
sums OF money alleged to be due the District
for paving between The tracks OF their reSpec-
tive roads-S153, 216.15 from the W. & G. r. r. g,
$40, 049.66 from the Metropolitan, and $40 GOT Il
from the Columbia.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE BOARD
The license hoard Saturday approved applica-
tons as follows: Louis Spraul, 46S Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest; Charles Greff, 40 and
4I2 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; e. G.. Will
lard, Ebbitt House; Mrs. August j. Kaiser, SIS
10th street northwest; A. Endres, 1921 f street
northwest; Mrs. NJ. Lynn, 4S6 Pennsylvania ave
nue. northwest; John Fahenkopr, 1IOl It'll street;
Robert Callahan, 800 9th street; Andrew Sprohs,
4S3 street; Robert G. Hoffman, 427 18th street:
John 81. Outrich, H street northwest; Joseph
Plat. 9th street and Louisiana avenue; VIM.
Helmus, IA It'll street, and Chas f. Shelton.
S24 Sth street southeast.
The license board to-day approved applIca-
tons for liquor licenses from I. NJ. Rudd, 93l
louisiana avenue; Herman Thurm 1909 18th
street southeast, John lyman, 1917 10th street
northwest; Mary Mcguire. 500 14th street north
west; August Detterer, SO I4th street north
west; Charles klotZ, 1906 and 110o G. street
northwest; Ernest lie Mour, 3l2 Sth street
northwest, and j. j. Flanagan, 1872 street
northwest. The board also received two new
applications
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Auusefnents, &C.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Lotta viii commence an
engagement at The National Theater this even
Ing. She VIII play 'Musette.7 Lolita IS too
much appreciated TO need word OF praise. All
that Is necessary for most thoroughly en- Joy
able performance is that she shall have good
support. Her company this season IS pro-
nounced one Of the best on the road.
FoRD's OPERA HOCSE.-Gus Williams, the
great del1neator or German character will open
Tonight at Ford'S in ''Our German Senator"
Last season this play drew very well and de-
lighted the audiences. There have been some
changes In the piece since then, all for the
better. The principal feature Is the fun-and
there is plenty OF 1t. II Is genuine run, TOO not
the forced and strained article.
LINCOLN HALI--The SUernberg- Frietch-W VII
helDl concert at Lincoln Hall next Thursday
syeniDg is exciting much interest IN musical
Washington, and VIII no doubt attract large
audience.
THE RIVE KING AND DoSALp1-RCMYEL Con-
CERT combination appears at Lincoln Hall next
friday evening In the following excellent pro.
gram, which was incomplete IN Saturday 8
habella and Mir. BrOderick; P1nSuiti. The Pfim-
rose, Miss Sehelle; David, Andante and ScherZo
HerrRichter: Verdi, Aria from Trayiata, SignOra
Bellini; List, Tarrentella IN f hat, Nine. Rive
King; Gomez, ''C'era una volta IN prUicipe.
Nine. Donald; Chopin, PolOnaiSa, A fiat, Ma
jor Mr.. Rummel; Rossini, Trio, Semira mide
Signora Beliinl, Miss Mabella and Mr.. Brod
erick: sullivan. Lost Chord, Mr.. J. Levy; LuzZi
Ave Maria. SiglOr Belar1; Saint SaenS An
dante and Rondo Capricio5o. VI. Lichtenberg
Gounod. Nazareth, Mr.. Bro1erick; Smart. Trio
and Signor CaStelIi.
MASONIC TEMPIB.-The Washington City HI
herman Benevolent Society, No l, Will give
their annual ball at Masonic Temple, Monday,
jar uary Sd next.
IHB ART LOAN EXHIBITION ar the club house
opposite Wormley'S continues this week, It's
popularity being undated. Many intending
visitors who were kept at home last week by
the snow and rain, VIII doubtless take adyan.
tage OF the continuation.
FAMILY FEsTfvAL.-Attentlon Is called 10 the
no
(EpiscopaD church.
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THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT COURT {No. 1)--Judge YacArthn.
Saturday, Sayles agt Washington and George
proof at New York and Chicago issued and
leave to defendant to file additional pleas Ste
vens agt. Pullman; motion for new trial filed.
rari overruled and hearing fixed for Frid4y,
December 8. Clarke agt. Scheller: leave to
amend declaration. Gibbs, administrator agt.
ruled with twenty days leave to reply. Men
agr. Rohrer; fixed for November so. Wilson
leave to reply. f'
Eourrv CouRT-J,ldge Coz.
saturday, Cooper agt. Hayenner; order of
sale. Daniels agt. Daniels; rule required to be
answered before December Is. Jost agt. Jost;
bond OF trustee approved. Carter agt. Jones;
Smith agt. Papst; Injunction denied with leave
to file supplemental bill. Davis agt. Cart
wright; time to take testimony limited to fifty
days TAYLOR agt. Taylor: divorce granted.
Wiley agt. Jones; w. B. Jones appointed guar
dian ad Item.
POLICE COURT-Judge Shell.
Saturday John Moore and James w. White,
Mansell, do. 30 days. James Carr, profanity;
s. or days. Harrison Mason, charged with
carrying slungshot; $50 or 80 days. Also,
from George Carter; continued. John Bern
hardt, assault on Juliet Bernhardt, his wife; $40
or 30 days, and $lu0 bonds to keep the peace
lOT SIX mOnInS anu In ne1auit or DOnftS TO stand
committed for six months. Charles Beach, I'M
licensed produce dealer; $50 or 80 days. James
ConnOrs, charged with the larceny OF busnel
Of coal from the bureau of printing and engrav-
Ing; S. OF 80 days. Willie Terry, larceny OF
three hats from Louis Dietertch; sent TO the re-
form school during minority.
To-day. VIM White, drunk and disorderly;
$. Mary Tins, profanity: S. Ella Boston,
vagrant; sent down. r. Patterson, profanity:
s.. Daniel Lyons forfeited collateral. Raphael
Evans, profanity; s.. James Brooks, a small
colored boy, assault on Joseph A. Darneille, a
small white boy. The assault was With a
shovel, and Darneille was cut In the head quite
badly; SO or thirty days in jail Saml. Young.
coioTed, larceny OF several articles from A. r.
Hilton, secondhand dealer on Capitol Hill,
pleaded guilty to part OF the articles, and was
sent TO jail sixty days. Henry Lockei forfeited
collateral. James E. McCracken, assault on mis-
wife Mary; $40 and bonds to keep the peace.
James said he would pledge himself to keep the
peace TO his wife, and also never to take another
glass OF whisky in his life. Henry Hedgeman,
assault on Martha Gibbs; IS.
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If there be times when one is willing to resign the
world and all it's pleasures and geek release from
pain and suffering in death. it is when the system
is saturated with putrefactiye Catarrh.
The distressing sneeze, sneezc, sneeze, the acrid
watery discharge from the eyes and noee the pain
flu Inflammation extending to the throat. the swell
ing Of the mucous lining. causing choking sens.-
tions. cough. ringing noises in the head and split
ting headse hes. how familiar these symptoms are
to -thoussnds who suffer periodically from head
colds.or iDfueDZs, and who live in ignorance of the
fact that single application Of SANFoRD's RAD
ICAL CURE FOR CATARRH will afford Instantaneous
ref! 1t is infallibie in this respect as our testi-
monials from ply sicians, druggists and the most
reliable sources prove.
Bnt this treatment in cases Of simple Catarrh
gives but faint idea Of what it will do in the
chronic FORMS where the breathing s INSTRUCTED by
choking, putrid mucous accumulatlons the hear
Ing affected. smell and taste gone, breath tainted
hroat liberated, and hacking cough gradually
fastening itself upon the debilitated system Then
it is that the marvellous constitutional power of SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE manIfests itself in instanta-
neous and grateful relief. Cure begins from the
first application. It is rapid, radical and perma-
nent. 1T is economical, agreeable safe and never.
falling. Try it while there is yet time Attack
without delay the most aggravated and Destructive
form of human suffering.
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle of
the RADICAL CURE, one box Catarrhal SOLVENT.
and an IMPROVED INHALER. neatly wrapped in
one package. and sold by sill druggists for sri. 90
Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
General Agents. WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston.
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GEORGETOWN.

VICTIM OF PICKPoCKErs.-Mrs James Y CoI.
Inns OF this place, had her pocket picked on It'll
street, Washington, where she was shopping
saturday, her pocket book, containing over $50,
having been stolen.
SNEAK THIEVES are again at work In West
Georgetown, and some OF the depredators on
back yards are likely to get dose of lead.
GRAIN.-Arriyals-By canal, boat Mollie. C.
Waters, with 8, 400 bushels of wheat. Boat Lou
doun, with 500 bushels OF wheat. By rail-
$40 bushels of wheat.
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"Thc Health Department. and the
AldeFneY Dairy,,,


DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON Nov. Is, 1880. (
Edtt0'' Star: find IN your issue of Saturday
a.. article entitled, Health Department after
the Alderney ...airv." which purports TO give
cel tain Information frori the files Of this de-
partment.
The language OF the reports given In this ar
tcle Is, to a large extent, manufactured, the
rest grossly perverted and garbled to suit the
purposes OF him who constructed 1t. II does
the health department grave injustice, and /
hereby renounce all responsibility therefor.
No such letter as that purpOrting to have
been written Nov. LIST has been received at this
Office, and nothing respecting the investigation
OF samples OF milk appeared in my annual re-
port. No letter under date OF Nov. I'd has been
addressed Mr.. Ward, but the language OF note,
enclosing copy Of the report OF analysis of mIIk.
zone sample) forwarded upon his request, aud
at my direction, by my Chief cierk-Oct. I'd
has been added to and perverted.
The report OF analysis has undergone such
change before reaching the hands Of the printer
as to be hardly recognizable. The specific
gravity was stated to be 1O3O, not "1.023;"
water $685. not 1858" butter 3S7, not ~ ST."
casein a.40, not "4.4O," while the chemist was
very far from stating that he considered 1t
Zine, rich article OF good, pure nailk.D The
sample was found to be of fair quality, CON-
iaiii favorably with several others.
Very respectfully.
SMITH TowNsHEND NJ. D.,
Health OlIicer D. G.
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CITY ITEMS.
Only an Irish Girl:
ONLY AN IRISH GIRL;
ONLY AN IRISH GIRL:

OR,
The FORTUNES OF ELSIE DEAN,
THE FORTUNES OF ELSIE DEAN,
TIE FORTUNES OF ELSIE DEAN,
out to-day in THE PRESIDE COMPANION.
Lucy Randall Comforts great story, entitled
His FIRST LOVE-
For sale by all newsdealers.
prices, and prompt performance characterize
my Tailoring Department on second floor.
GEO. c. HENNING, 40 7th street.
You can buy quarter pint bottle of Renea,'s
CouQh Mature for 25 cents; for coughs and colds
IL ID the oest IN the market. m,w,f
"TOtally Different from All Others"
London Hair ReStorer,' lnSuraS new growth
LONDON Hair Restorer." Restores the Color
London Hair Restorer." Exquisite dressing
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT-TH1CKENs
Thin hair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet hair restorer and dressing the world has
Restore1." A. A. Gibsoo. Barrytown, N. Y,
writes: SIT has stopped my hair from falling
and restored 1t TO its natural color" s,LOnllo6
EdiT' Restorer" Is sold by all druggists az Is
cents bottle.
"ALDEENEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
ward" prints, 45c. per Id. Also COTTAGE
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per at.
1"BuoHurAB1A."-Qa1ck, complete cure to
days; all urinary complaints; S., at drucgists.
For washington at $50 Pa ave.
"RouGH ON RATs"-Ask druggist for It.. n
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. 1sc.
pox: Tor Warrington at $50 Pa avenue
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At the Albany PenItentiary.

ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS FROM WASHINGTON.
On Tuesday last, at o'clock, Gen. Croker,
the warden of the JAIL with DR.. McWflliams
and Capt. W. c. Croker, delivered to Mr..
McEwen, the warden of the Albany county
penitentiary, the prisoners with whom they
started on Monday night last viz: Sandy Pinn,
convicted with Queenan and Bedford OF the
murder Of young Hirth, and sentenced for Life;
Lewis Howard, convicted of burglary Second
offence) and sentenced for twelve years; and
VIM. Randall, convicted Of burglary and SEN
fenced for three years.
PINN GETS SHAKY.
During the trip up Pinn was quite lively and
seemed determined TO make the most of his trip,
but when he came In sight OF the grim walls OF
the penitenttary he became very nervous, so
fulness gave way to melancholy. He had some
conversation on the way up and stuck to the
first story he told STAR reporter on Monday
SANDY, l know that you were not In 1t, but
cannot say the same OF Queenan."
CONVICT WHO KNEW THE ROPES.
howard naa oeen up before for years. and
prisoners are received there they are faced
against the wall until their names. ages. crimes
and descriptions are recorded AS soon as the
irons were taken off Howard he walked to the
usual place, much to the surprise OF the prison
officials, who up to that time had failed to rec.
ogn1Ze him as an old acquaintance. Howard
maintained Ills silence during the whole trip.
THE GALyAN1C BATTERY AS REMEDY FOR
PARALYSIS AND DUMBNESS.
HOWARD, shortly after his name had been
placed on four indictments here for burglary
second offence. pretended to be insane and at.
tempted to hang himself In jail with rope
made OF his bed clothes, and when cut down
PIT tended to be paralyzed In bis legs and unable
10 walk. All efforts TO induce him to walk OF
talk were useless, and fer eight months he was
an enigma to the jail officials as also cause of
trouele-a man being constantly In attendance
upon him to move him on or off his couch.
Finally the galyanic battery was apnliad tn him
and bis muscles responded, and he danced a
merry Jig about the cell. Shortly after this
experiment he was tried and convicted. He
Gid not speak word during the trial, pretend
Ing to be affected With paralysis Of the tongue.
rendering him speecnless. This, however, was
found to be pretence, for when the galvanic
battery was applied to his noStrils, although
three OF the stOutest guards were holding him,
ne broke away from them all, exclaiming: my
God you don't intend TO kill me, do your
LEWIS PIAsTERS. for hackache or cnlds Try
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THE COOKBOOK DIVORCE CAsE.-Mr W. E.
Meioy as counsel for Mrs. Mary V. Cook, In her
action for divorce from the bonds OF maUrimony
with Prof. Truman Cook, denies (as to the re-
port in Fridays STAR that the court ever made
decree awarding the custody OF the children
to Prof. Cook, but it was to Mrs. Cook tnat the
decree OF the court so as 70 make it differ in
any respect from the decision announced but
On the contrary, having drafted the decree
under the instructions Of the court. On finding
that the accidental omission OF two words made
his draft read the very opposite OF what he had
Oeen instructed to make it; he interlined the
words which made it express the exact will OF
the court He further states that the counsel
Tor Mr.. Cook did not move to correct the decree
but coneedtng that 1t expressed precisely what
the court intended. he moved that the decree be
annulled because the words were tnterined and
the court denied the motion. Mr.. Meioy says
nnally:-"It Is not true that the court directed
the words TO be marked as unauthorized nor
fenected upon the conduct OF Mrs. Cooks
counsel
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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at SOS pm. and
extIEgulshed at $50 a. 20.
mar school have formed literary association
by the election OF Miss Sadie White as pres-
dent, Miss May Chase. Vice president; Miss
Jennie simpson, secretary, and Miss Freybold,
treasurer.
Burglars entered the residence of DR.. Gibbs,
935 Rhode Island avenue, Wednesday night, and
trance was through the front windows.
The Roscoe ConktEg Guards. Boys In Blue,
composed chiefly of employees of the Govern
ment Printing Office, E. w. oyster, captain,
now numbers upward OF sixty active members,
mainly eX-sOldiers. At the meeting, Saturday
night, they adopted resolution to participate
La the demonstration In honor OF Gen. Grant
during the first week OF The approaching session
OF Congress.
The Dashaways met last evening, and the
following gave their testimony and experience:
John Dorsey, ]. |. ChrfStiancy, Ho55on. OF
Pioneer Council of JonadabS; McCauley, Rich
ards and others. There were twenty s1gnerS OF
the pledge.
A gospel temperance meeting, led by Mrs
Reilly, was held at Odeol Hall yesterday, and q
similar meeting was held at the church corner
North Capitol and K streets, LED By Mrs. Roach.
A free meeting. held at Talmadge Hall, dis
cusSed the license question.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Vennettar,
the apple woman Of the Capitol. whose
death was reported In THE STAR OF Saturday,
took place yesterday afternoon. Among those
IN attendance were several officers OF the Senate
An incident or the funeral was the attendance
OF her son, Frank. who vas allowed to be pre-
sent by tie warden OF the Jail. where he Is con-
nned (by the name of Frank Burch) awaiting
Trial With others on the charge OF rape. He was
escorted by guard OF the jail, and az the con-
clusion or the services he was returned.
John r. kelSo, aged 50 years, died shortly
after midnight Friday night at his residence, 10
Baltimore. Mr.. kelSo claimed to be the oldest
native born citizen OF Baltimore. The tall SplTe
on the metropolitan NJ. e. Church, In this city
was named for him, he having donated the
money for its erection.
The four national veterans who called on
General Garfield on Friday, write to state that
they did not say, as published. ''that they were
very anxious to tender the PreSident-elect a
SereDacc and formal reception at an early date ;"
for they thoroughly understood the generals
press thing OF the kind upon him.
Prof. j. W. Bishof, the popular organist and
music teacher or this city, was the happy
recipient, last Saturday evening, his birthday
Anniversary OF a handsome gold watch chain
and seal, presented to him by a number of his
pupils and choir the presentation speech being
made by Mr.. S. s. Gardner.
Francis b. Mohun sends his useful Record
Calendar" for 1Sol.
Saturday night John Barran struck John
Harrison. the latter bartender at a restaurant
on Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets. with glass bottle and badly cut his
head. Harrison was taken TO Drew IS drug store
where Dr.. McBlair dressed his wounds.
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LlEUT.-Goy. ROBINSON, OF COLORADO, KILLED.
IL is reported that a riot occurred Saturday in
RobertSons camp about 30 miles from Lead
VILE, COL, and that Lieut. GOV. elect George b.
Robinson had been shot and killed relief
party mas gone there from Leadeille. Another
dlspatch says that there is dispute about tn !,
possession OF mine, and guard had been st {
TO watch IL, that Robinson and the manager or
the mine went there after dark and the guard,
not hearing their response 20 his challenge, shot
and fatally wounded Robinson.
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY,
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTcgR(
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. 1850, $50 am. I
For the middle Atlantic states, higher baro-
meter. rising followed by lower temperature,
north TO west winds, clearing weather, pre-
eeded by occasional rain near the coast.
RAN6B OF THE Thermometer,
The Following are the readings of tho theYmom-
efer at the Signal once during the day. An,
$40, I:S5, an, $40: II Am, 400; Pm, 45o.
maxiBumS, IS minimum 32.5
Yesterday Sunday November %, the ther-
mometer at the Signal office, In this city, stood
IS follows: am, 80; I:35 am, 81 o; II am,
32o; pm, 800; pm. $50; pm, $40; II p.
n, $50. Maximum, $40; minimum, 2So.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements. &C., TO-nigl

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National TheGteT.-Lotta In ''MuSette.r
F0rtFs Opera HouSe.-Gus Williams In "Our
German Senator"
4Se TN Street.-The Bohemian Glass Blowers
15th and Fl streets -Art Loan Exhibition.
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WHY Run ANY RISK with your cough, cold
hoarseness, or indeed any pulmonary or pron-
ehfal complaint, when remedy safe, thorough
and so easily obtained as DR.. ID. Jayne's Expac-
torant can be had? II you have contracted a
severe cold save your lungs from the danger
Gus irritation ana Inflammation which ire
quently brings about consumption, BY promptly
resorting 10 the Expectorant; and II troubled
with any affection OF the throat you will ind
from obstructing phlegm, and 10 healing the
iAnaned parts.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
ULSTER CLOTHS AND OLOAKING CLOTHS,
New Styles, just opened.
LADIES' CLOAKs. all the New ssyles-s5, Sc, 81,
|. So. SO. $40.
LADIES' ALL-WOOL CLOTHS and FLANNELs-
Myrtle Green, Bronze. Navy Blue, Brown and
Gray.
BED CoMFORTS-75. 81. 81, sl.25, $3.50.
BLANKETS. white per pair, SO. so, 49, "a, So, sc.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE-25, 81, 81 and
80 ceuts.
CANTON FLANNEIS, s cents. 10 cents, 1216 cents
RED TwILLED FLANNELs-25, 80, 81, IS and
so cents.
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELs-25, 80. 81, As and
so cents.
CLOTHS FOR MEN AND BOYS wEAR-so 81,
so. 60, IS.
SHAWLs, Single and Double-s1 so. So. 81. so, SO,
$3.50, 81.
COLORED ALL-wOOL CAsRMEREs-25, 30, 81
and &c cents.
ALL-WooL BLACK oAsHMEREs-37 cents, A.
and 50.
INGRAM CARPETS.
30c, SIC, ACC, 45c., &c., &C.,, zoe.
BRUSSELS. Choice Styles-S7. 80. 95, 81, 81. 05.
$1.l0.
VELVET RUGS. New Etyles, just opened.
OIToMANs AND HAssOCKs.
BEAVER CLOTHS.
BASKET CLOTHS and
DIAGONAL CLOTHS
At C. M. TOWSON'S,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, south Eide
nov27 Near 7th street and Center Market
SEAL sAC9TEs. sILK CIRCILARs,
- SILK DOLMANS, LADIES' FUR GAPS,
NOVELTIES IN COLLARETTE9 AND MUFFS.
GENTS FUR GAPS, COLLARS aud GLOVES.
| LADIES' AND MISSES DERBY HATS,
fuR ROBES, TRAVELLING BLANKETS.
| GENTS LINED DOGSKIN GLOVES.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
| H0vzs Gal Penna. Ave.
w II. WHEATLEY,
| STEAM DYEINa.
| WET AND DRY BOOUkIN9
| ny JEFFERSON street.
| xu... GE0RGKTowH. d. q.
VIZ every FACULTY, the best talent and = fuII
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DYE sTuFrs ANN
/ CHEMICALS, ] am prepared for .he FAN ~. aNO
Work called for and delivered In tha citV. y,
mail or express from other places. wy W
Orders by mail promptly attended. aug2s
| VETERINABY HEADQUARTERS.-
| 400 Fourteenth Street.
Skilful treatment for Sick or Lame Ami.
mas. Honorable dealing with the owners.
Fair remuneration In al cases submitted E1
TO our care.
| octl6 ROBsT SMITH a. CO
| IL MODES.
| For permanent place Of business. has taken
y HOUSE $50 STREET NORTHWEST.
| And win continue to design and make elegant
EVENING RECEPTION AND WALKING
noyl9-2W' TOILETS.
| IHOR SALE-New and second hand CLARENCES,
II LANDAU1ETTS, COMPLEXITIES, COUPES,
| COUPE ROOKAWAYS. and other first class Oar
''As'' ~ 'i"' ROBERT Il. GRAHAM.
Repairing promptly attended to. novls
| THE MINING RECORD, % . Year
Eiete Mining Paper ever published. Sample
Copies Free. Orders executed for Mining
stocks and other Securities both In n. Z. and
4