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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22
Extra Sugar-Cured Hams

yp,HEsE BANS ARE CURED EXPRESSLY FOR
Z US East, AID imported direct in Sweet Pickle,
and by our own process carefully prepare, smoke
and brand them. They are the most popular brand
of HAMS la this market, more than twice tae
number being sold than of any other brand They
are cured with White Graduated Sugar, and are
Fresh. juicy and delicious in favor; they are
uncovered and the closest cut HANS in the
market and are therefore the most convenient and
economical for the consumer. 1t IL acknowledged
nv ali they are the CHOICEST HAMS ever offered
in this market, and 70 Grocer can afford to be
without them.
eT None genuine unless branded on the skin
with the Trade Mark, "oUR TASlE.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22

The best Meals In she city al Peierson.s
els and go street iyT.tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-22
DR.. Ia Mars Seminal PIIs.-Thc best

For Fine Cakes, Ice Cream. etc., the
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, 90 to HENRY
FISHER, No. b0S st., bet Fifth Sixth. iys5-1m
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.slss.0ai s.
Total amount in Treasury. 1913 4

Total .................... .slsl ,7Ss 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27
S0 TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONlNGGoN Line ia Era r,sr

STONlNGrON LINE
CoNNEoTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant 5teamors ..a sa,,.a.,.
MASSACHUSETTS,, Tuesdays IhuISuyo snn "nt ~.
and NARItAGANsErr on Mondays WedneSuV' anu R'f
oA'"" t;3OP NJ, FROM PIER 50, y. r.. ,,u,a,
Foot OF Jayst arriving IN Boston ~ ~ an IossSa HOOD
Itra-Class TIoAets between New.1orx AZ" ooSS""F
M IY "a specified their faoe-$l eeon staa-oom,
IIukes for at all pfinciDal uukos al Not
.scrrd M offices OF Westcous Express OomPsyy vsnn,
S6S ami 507 Broadway. and AZ Metropolitan anu R'n
h'' PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FhElGa D.. on ~ North
steamers A. LItOrRA and GALA EA eAyo ro. 80, Al
River loot OF Warrsn.st), daily texceps SUNDAY"
for BOstOn, via Providence dlreoI ..,..
Freight VIA eitnot "N' ~ D. s BABCOOK. FreddeaA
l. W. FILKINs General Passenger Asea@
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Express Trains leave Ne%YoTE DOsOrosses and cOrt
iA a:So $50. s. $40 Ii@itedl II 800 $40 q
n @ So s. T. an $50 % and al 10 p M and night.
% an TiHn Gass unSing via Trenton
Rats q, "Brookyn Annex" connect with all through
trains ersey CITY aOringa speedy and direct transfer
iOT RspTnRE trains leave West Philadelphia l2o s6 425
s $50 ANA II m %tSa 96 GrPFs ss sa5p "a Ss6
na a. ana D. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. m
and 800 ee US "a BToaGway and
q sn So GC or %o ss BOosyo HOs ia
rs and is Hndsonst HoOoken station. Jersey City Em
The >owYork Transfer Company VIII call tOr ana check
baggage from hotels and residences n p,p,,rp
pHA tieneral Manager Genl Passenger Agent
POCKAWAY BEACH.-New- York, s Wood;
suHoay' Hunters POINT 6:lO ll;15 T. In; 4A0 D. IN.
Leave ROcKaway 7:iOa M S.l4 6il0 p. IN.
T'HE ERIE RAILWAY, now w knoTR as st TIE
kSaaSagMrNr Of TRAINS TAKING NOVEMBER H. 1880
a m-CiDcinnau aud chicago Day Express Drawing
D. M CDSy)-Fast Louis Express arriving At Bat
SGnnsSp SsS % Sleeping
70 gauO Daily-Pacino Express for the West seeptss
Coaches through y Buffalo, Niagara Falls Cincinnati Sna
Chicago %l!nGSa Saanse ta M'U Or p the Vest
leave chs%Oers street D?PSS sc So Sio
D. M, and ~ midnight Saturday nights ony' sunS-'~
EaiSeT T ana passa 1850 10 1920 mths 1oon
n Tan s stops g a. siS s slS ~ mid
night Sundays. ), $50. 1920 NJ iiS $50 H. anu -
miSnignd a ESQ TO- 1920 II noon tS 3 S9S' 49,
kio r. 20 hSa fl0 $3.50, z, o. Ivy un a and 10
Dsht sundays d, $50. 1O:so NJ I's' 0''' y 'D' ~
midnight Via Newark e46 $40 I1:so $40 $40 go
gsn M and Il midnight ssturay nights only sun
day s6 M , S'S ios6 o. No. l4s 35 $40 49, and ~
sanISh Sundays o. $780, 1920 - m EAo o'o p m' anu
II midmSnn'7 bo 1920 a. m. 4:3o p m. s,,
MwnnrS and Cornwall. 1850. q n $780, 4'"o D. III Sun
day. $50 an and Kingston m- $3.50 Sundays $50
a 7,sa o. 1920 a. III; $3.50 $50 4So z, 7lS p m
uoS sa' q $50 l0:2O M $780, N % , TIN ~ n
SunaS 1870 g. 1920 m, $3.50, 49, Gio m M
M.aYe $40 iO;2O m $780, m Inc IN NV s.oy
summary rains connect with NewYork and osweEo NAn"
Rsroadd AZ 5o O. 1920 No. AGO. O. T. 7;l6 p M sun
fOrt Ssn i0, 81 A. M g. $50 and D. m: -.o. .,,.,
days s:o leAye 2Sdst quarter of ana qualtel Mscs
..ch honr from $40 TO 9A5 p M ana ~ ioso Gnu ~
or massage and ior Apartments in Drawn Room
ana and transfer Baggage may 30 lot ~ tns
chec klnS asccs NOs 239 e57 5roedway NJ r. NO
pany Rgooky the Companys Depos.-v q. 5ox
trains from West arrive In Ne"'foA ~ -
and fSI & 6 M ana %BBoTF Uenl Passr Agent NswYor
| NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEhasSdENh, !.
~ Trans leave for Engewood Costsr Pe5moni an M
~ NO. $50 AM B. l. 4i60 $3.50 $40 SOU raj, n Viii
smd y a m and ESQ p The liSo p M saA "
b,ye "a rsinutes saturday nigheA m A. So M 46O
SSanuet Bprng Valley and Monsey' 'V0' wv" - - -
pm yEo. n ABBOTT. General PAssr Agent Ssv'fofk'
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siusital ,gnsirnmsnls.

DEATTY's ORGANS, $50 to 81. 600, 70 s.: 81
X "a, pi.no. sigs up Catalogues free Adde'S g eau
=: ~ s''p'' DANIEL Il. BEATTY, waahinxsons N's'
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Balls.

Balls.
I,URIM ASSOCIATION.
MASQUERADE BALL.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TUESDAY. MARCH ia
,oxrrs $40 admitting gentleman sad LADY can only -
procured Of s,,...
q CANS SO Wall stfeee
sOiONON, 20 Union square
SoL' n IMAM, 10 Broad Street
r HAMBERGER, ii Worth street.
a 1EKTS. 800 Broadway
q arH FER 10 Broad Suess s.f.
e q AILEN 40 Exchange Place. $780,.
is iss s,.us.s,s Tickets not Transferable
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE

UNITED
Trains leave New.YOrk. via DesDrosses and Corlsndt
streets Ferries ~ follows: 49,. -, 60. -.
HARRISBURG Pittsburg the West and South with Pullman
palace Cara All q. IN, D and $3.50 daily
WlhamsnOrt Lock Haven . a. $50 D. M Cory and
Erie AT n connecting at Cory for Tusvile. Petro
leum ent aud the OH Regions
Raitimore Washn gtOn the South Limited Washing
ton of Pullman daily. except sunday
10 M WASHINGTON M Regular at 4;JO and $40
m 3IO D m Sunday, l:3O a. III. aud 10 y. IN.
Express Tor Baltimore except Sunday pm 90 90
Exnress Philadelphia AGO. 100 8. $40. 8, 40
rimil III A. m. l. $40 siiU 4. 5. Z, $50 aud p. mr.
and IL night sunday 430 and MI q. Z. $50 aud 10
D. H.. and IL night -, ,-.-- -o,- -
Rop. of Brooklyn Annex" With all through
trains NJ Jersey City aorng speedy and direct transfer
for Brooklyn travel. -,, , ,o,o
de,iv C.0 n M daily except Monday. From Washington
ana Baltimore $50 500 0:20, 1880 SUNDAY.
500 a. IN and 1880 p. M From philadelphia $3.50 500
9I0 i0.in ii 40 A. M; l. TO- $40, o20 $3.50, $780, 935
Sni i051p M SUNDAY $780, $3.50, g. l0:4O 1la0 $780,
ga andl U:JO
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8 isamuoatg ano Nailroaoa.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
81 TO BOSTON FAIL III; RIXEs LINE ,,v, ,,,cxrr
red9eton % all Eastern points Maendcsnt
Gepted from Pier IS ~ r. foot OF Murrayst at 900
heave brooklyn 4iSO Jersey City, Annex
Tickets staerooms &c. can be obtained at all principal
steamers " ~ - 49, ~ - -
GEO. L. CONNoR BORDEN A. LOWELL
General PASSENGER Agent AVents
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Nrtan 5teamers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
N FOR QUEENSTOWN AMI LIVERPOOL
only Transatlantic Line under the AMERICAN FLAG
Sailing every Wednesday from Pma ephla aud Liverpool
Extra saiiinRs Alternate Saturd2vA
BHIrIsH GROWN, "Wednesday March 2 10 O. m.
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NORWICH LINE

~ To Boston An ashua Portland And the East
at . d m daily sundays excepted Limited tickets 10
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TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
" Y, n II and IL. L. X Leave Grand Central Depot
1885 p. IN. days. and 1890 m sundays otner
trains II ana Get tickets VIA New'fork and
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..
TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nau-
Ratuck HOusAtonlo Ram oads steamers ieAVo OSen
Aribss tPlor s.. Il. ~ daily at lliSo Am. ----
INAUGURATION.
MARCH ;A Issl RATES
TO WAsHINGroN
VIA BOUND BROOK ROUTE
..,,, tFor the round trip $40
Tickets viii be- sold from February 20 TO March 1884, and
Coca os I ssyn sw YSrS loot Of befy r. Of j.
Ticket foot of Liberty st. $40 ana va aSnDWIS
Gen. Pass Agent 1l9 LiDertyst. New. YORK.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. ,ooo -,
PAssENGER IRA Ns. on and after June l. lss, MI
leave a m and Vg 5o M for Easton Bethlehem
Heading Mauch ChunK MESs9 arr as Pullman sleep
, hps eosc6es attached To- $3.50 - for nj
lSn ShsSo At ana 1dq Harso SH coal Regions
pOi"'' Al r. b. BYGNGTON, General PASSENGER ASent ana
General Eastern once corner u Iu az MMfNds Agent
NJEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-FaTe, %l.
steamers leave Peckalp dy tS ro ''
New.Havon at aud lli50 D. m, conne0.@s %,.9 -
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
through trains VII leave Central DSpo. 20 RooSo,,sr
p sv a. ~ We Adams ami Montreal
iW5O a H. Chicago Express drawlng'Eoon 0"' W """"
Rochester % H Sa ana with connections to Utica
SARATOGA Glen's Falls and Ratla AI5auy aud Troy
500 H. St Loas sXDress dAy Ta 'eopS Nse cars aiso
81 Loas raa%aT any syeS or Ba De
trOit. and excepting sunday nish' 'o'
m Pacific Express daily With sleeping care SsA tos
Rochester Bunao SievId ht FOR Montreal via 81 Adams
All 40 n M NiSht Expess with sleeping cars 70 ALBANY
ana Iroy on sale at YoA 49, $50 and ll3 Broadw and
wessots ExPreys st 2 sSs as BrooEu
j. 81 TOUCEY, Gen. SUD q d: MSIsn -Is 9o
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

BOUND BKUUk ROUTE.
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA. -
Leave NewYOrk from station @. h X OF ~ j. foot OF LIB
erty.sL -
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Green sts at 745 o. TO- Has
O. m; 1880 $50 $50 = g. 1890 II y ~ On sunday at
$40 a. M. $50, Z. 1880 II y. M. -.
For Third and Berkssts, at $780, Ills a. $780, 43O
$50 y. on sunday at $40 M. - -
For Trenton Warren aud Tucker sts $50 75, TO- :lo
$780, 4, 4:3O 4:45 80 z, 3, $780, ~ sunday,
S:i5 a. IN. $50, z. 1870. ~ p. III.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New.York
Stations Philadelphia Reading r. X. Nlnth
and Greensts. at 7.3O $780, $50 IL IN; I;l6 2 81 50.
6:40 $40 $780, IL on Sunday at $3.50 M; 63O. 64O,
~ -. m.
$40. 8. ll30 sunday at SlO a. m; 4i3O; 1880 M 40
From 1reniOn Warren and Tuckerss, l:25, 4i23 o:4O
$50 g. q:O5, 1908 ll2O 244 424 $780, 1925. Ss25
d. m. sunday, lt25. 4i26 900 M 6l5, 7;26 p. nj.
ia made at Jersey CITY Station 10 ana nom
Brookll and Erie Depot Jersey city . 49, .., -,
for loot OF Liberty st. NOS 23o Zbl 4Ol
GA g57 1873 Broadway aud at The principal hotels NOS
aud COurst and Annex office JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn
Y Transfer Company. Dodda Express will call for and
check baggage hotel residence TO destination ApD
NJ 9i4 and 1923 Broadway 136 bth ave.
NewYOrk and COnrtst. BrOokyn All these 0lces are IN
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E0UIr
Mg%T AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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6elp manteo.

- feIp IUnTIItu.
EXPERIENCED MEN Of repute and good
IL address both for orders and biographical
ebec and Maritime Provinces Vol Of Cana
dian Biographical Dictionary" AMERICAN BIOGRAPHI.
CAL PUBLISHING Co, 20 Welingtonst. w. TORONTO.
WANTED.--A foreman for our mixing de-
w partmentI must be thoroughly with the
nature Of aud sponges and with the
OF all varieties OF lumbes etc manufaC-
tured None but thoroughly reliable ana competent man
apply Address stating references etc., JoS
GARHEAU d Co, st. LOUIS. Mo.
WANTED.-Tbreey young men to sell boys
w clothing by retail 10 tho largest store the city.
Address. with reference and full particulars CAPABLE
station A.
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COOK.-By q very respectable colored. W., Wo
~ man good city References Call or address zoo u
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COOK.-Bv q first-class English cook In I
nryae family understands all XII OF family cooking
no objection 10 country references Call OF au
dress 200 West "a th.st
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IDACIfIC MAIL SIEAMSf1lf COAlI AN =
Il sailing from Pier foot OF Canal-st, North Nver
For san fIauclsoO VIA the lsthmus OF Panama -
ACArt t. W ednesdAY, harth = nooh'
Connecting for Central and SOuth America aud Aokco
From san Francisco 70 Japan and CHINA ,oo,,
CITY OF PE
Prom francisco TO Honolulu. New-IeAAh" anu nun
tralie u.r,A 10 q , n,
AlSl RAJ n
or on London malls 1T San Francesca human
for wardeL TO SAN FRANCESCA, ~ D.OO,h
TSLAH D-.J AFAN, CHINA, NEWLEAL LA u. ~ " L VA
LA, SOUTH AMERICA. CENTRAL AmhhiOA anu
MEXICO .-,o-v,.,,oo .nntv an
panys once fier foot OF CAnalst, Hoth inyer
III. ]. BuLLAf.
Ann IInnfl
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Tickets saterooms &C.. obtained at all principal
hotels ana ticket Offices the Office Of the Pier and board
GEO L. coNNoR, BORDEN LOWELL,
- General Passenger Agent Agents.
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
via Philadelphia Baiiimore and waShin ton.
the "a bsa e
Ddyo Sunday for Washington and the West with
mIDay for Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago and s..
ars nIe tram runs through TO Chicago also through
.a aO %.Day for Washington and the West with
>, The New B. and o. PALACE SLEEPING CARS attached
F S59 airline RS S6 bs s1aS '%e g the
Principal NewYOrk ONCE. sl6 Broadway, also GA Broad.
Tickets secured and baggage through
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
BROOKLYN loot Of Fut net, Jewels wharf
Commencing December l. lssO-Leave New.York. foot OF
$40 m.FoT bennington. Easton Allentown. Reading,
%eI,STG High Bridge
Eaa191
Ns1tGoke Wpger Lenlgn SCRANTON &C. p.. ma,
risbgrg. MauGh Chunk wayerly. &c.
DOh %kes6arrs Scranton en Sauon 0nOHk rAmAa0A
4i9Op m-fOT schoOleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
Il6p m.-For somerviIe, Pennington, 60
Rsadqs Harrisburg M%ace Chunk WkeseafEs. &s $780,
5iso p g. Tor Easson
For NeTaTk 645, 6:i5 6:45 7l6, 7i6 SIG. SO. ?IS
$50, TO- 1890, llo IL H. J. e. g. 80 a. 43O D. bi3O
bl6. &. l6. $780, 7:l5 $40 9l6, 1Ol6 lll6 y M
s 81 The ana f s S %as
TO and from Jersey CITY station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
IN SION.
ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy Eouth Amb0y. Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park Point Pleas
ant. Toms River, BarneSat ATLANTIC CITY 90
Leave NewYork, foot LbertysL, at 8. 0l5 1l:45 m.
1850. $3.50, 4, 6:30 p. IN.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION Leave foot Of Liberty.st for Freehold
at $40 l1:a6 a. H.. T. 630 p m
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Liberty ST.. N. r.
Via BTanchpOrti
For sandy Hook, 8;l5 lI.45 a. m, pm.
For Monmouth Beach Seabright and Highlands D. Sl5
11;46a. M, $3.50, D. In.
Via Red Bank,
S;l6 m-For Manchester. Toms RIVER Barnegat. &c.
1870 Nahc hester. Toms River AT LA MTG CITY
1 D. m~For WHtnss Toms River, BarnegaL &c.
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anftion Bales OF Real estate.

OPrIcR OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS. ~ }
NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. a. 1sSl.'
DY authority of the Secretary OF the Treasury
the sale OF the Marine Hospital Building and Grounds
& NeWorieans La, is postponed from Thursday Feb IA
1881 10 Thursday, March 10. 1851. ,on, oo,,o.,or
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(yOMPANION-An educated and practlCal
u voune woman wishes a companion 10 lady OF 20
rage care o. an Invalid or the general
az honsehold Call on OF address LAURA 10 est lthsL
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ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE oGpEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
AAA' va" BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY y, DAILG H. EXCEPT
SUNDAY, TIL Rec DEPUTS ~ III lLADELPAlA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
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COLORED GIRLS can be had direct from
me sonth az the COLoRED RELIEF ASSOCIATION
FRANKLY N,ble HOusel, 127 West 32dst
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nook, WASH. IRON.-By German helpt to1
" CITY or country. Can be at the PROTESIAN
HOME BUREAU 1873 9th ave-. fourth house above IOtnst
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r the old original Swedish, french ans
" German Employment ONCE. established 1872 MadsoI
Square Garden corner 27ths and Ah3y e n6oys as
analt,es can lie found all capacities females anu a
Tor and country also able farm hands gardeners coach
men, Wa'termeh anu iSCSHARLEs f. NELSON Proprietor
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JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

MONARCH LINE. ,o.,o,.
vi NEW.YORK and LONDON
splendid new flst steamers,
Leave dock adjoining Pasunia Ferry JerAeY CITY
CELriC MONARCH. Frbr1HY. 20
A05NRIAN MONARCH. March :. -
Saloon superior lccOmmb lluO1, SD
passengers eastward voyage Prepaid
tickets issued for passage London u NeWl ~
low rates For irc ght and passage apply 70 -
PATTON, viCkEilS a CO., Agents. D BO"ung'Rreeu-
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respectable widow wants offices to clear
n 237 West l5th.st., rear.
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7 ADY'S COMPANION.-By q Canadlan
no direction to the country highest references given Al
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siinations Tuautea females.

III FAMILIES can be suited with pest or
"A swedish French and German servants male ana
NAV apply at 1856 29st the original Swedish Employ
ment Offoe CARL GRIMSKOLD.
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CLERK.- sharp. bright boy. age 1S, in an
" office or store Is good penman good references VIII
accept small salary. Address THOMAS MCCLELLAN 6iS
Weai 29th
, 1881-01-08

A xtauelsablo Occurrence Mt s1lc Fidelity
Snfe-Isepoastory Yesterday Judges,
Attorneys, Policemen, Dotcctivcs, and
*cnlpera Mixed UP.
In tho yu.,Its Of tho Fidelity Safo &; Deposit
Company, next door to tho Shurnan Huuso.
theru occurred yesterday, nA tho latcst feAtueo
tu All cxtoualyo larceny cuset sccng extremely
ndlerht1s, but ono Whit! thNt WIS wetEhtUa
with considerable importance. IN its nature it
partook' OF tho pugllsto and yet Of tho lcgAl.
ind tt.crp appeared IN 1t n truly heterogeneous
collection OF ,c!tlzcns,-ludgcs, lawyers. police.
men, detectives, Dcputy.6herlfls, ard otnors.
On NOV. - thero WIS stoon fr0ill tho Luke
Shore s. Michigan anuth0r,l 1taErOnd Company
Atty railroad tlckets fro.n Chtcnteo to New
York, their value being $f,lb0 Tho supposed
thIo{. n clerk nats,cd Drpw. who Was Employed
by tho Company, abscundetl, but tho stolen
tickofs woro trncod to tho possession of J. A.,
Wpbu, tho Clark street " sei!pcF." who was ac-
oortlIngly arrested. and lnalo to gIvo bonds Tor
rccciylur stolen property. Thu tfcketa, how
over, had passod froul his hands aud could not
10 found. -.
yh,s much has tit been duly chrontcted hcfora
In detail. snd Il te uow to to shown luw tho
tickets wcro finally recovered;
Mr, 4. u. Ir,ldo, ~ attdruoy Tor tho railroad
COMPANY, acting III conjunction with officers, ut
Inst discovered that ono G. II. stewurt hud
pl.cel III a lux ot Tho Eufc e. Dapost Cotnpa-
ry's raulta q package which was undoubtedly
thought to oontnn thu stoIen tickets. Who C.
II. Stewart H. or whnrE hls plHce nt bualHesH or
pdo @ msSr sy vi i, - ,ha ha' soetory ana tIs oce
souroIicd in yln fur his .lpit'lctie, ascurtalsn9
Elk nss - 1s Iss " ' sgs Is ns3
"1' On Ws3anesay wa 1 ill., Ii. Trst,e hna Justice
f1,,ss WS1sss 70 IT, "n ae tha sse
i Gsnstt Cum a.,y's sa!.lts; snd s,d, take posses.
so of 9 .tsn s M rtaSk Esre E tSi %sf
ley a,sd niiotheE oflsccr yisltod tho vaults aud
aakad 10 hasn
iii. srEwAnr's uox orEHEp.
aoy tie 'naHssr , R a. Mn'xos ,S them tnt
would ssye to ,Ss's refused &c snysayI;It
sst stssto 5aSs ass s VIZ % vapStSe as ~ IT.
~ ss s 'ea aayessss ~ sss
Ssf q n, fs s's, ,a. ,s as 1;is; @
for htin, when lie key colill bo SECURED and tho
n ,siboi ofSa H. ills s TsS ao tGuss
| y vunsontgd. and III oii'cos WINS duly stationed
u o. III the following day. Thursday. tho police B.o-
I station Atiti suArchcll Int m key Mtx loun.!
n shars ; %ss a pretosrci arairst h.,n thuuyh as ~
thers wis aKaitlst Webb. atttl tho prisoner wt4
| NOT tbes1tBl until hN fth ktf0O bata. shorty
nftor his rs!sase ssewart, appeared ut ths
vaults. Gut slll without 'ho ksy,-pFohabiy hav
| Inadvertently ar .othurwtse, Impaired tc
| hlm tho knowledge ttat ho Ind booi
eorved With y suarc! wnrrant. uf couse tb!a
uatiou On Mr. l1o,t!'s pArt exploded tho piaI
suxestea hy 1u.so vsn rIgg riSgls S; t. obtain pos,
% ~ Eli M Viz H. hgra aa.s q # ae
for tho Lake sAoto AoaH, vialtsd Judge Vau
asked vhstxss 70 bs done. NJ. Turpes VI
, 1881-01-08
OWEN MEREDITH IN ARMS.
TJao I:uElikla Secretary of War Fattk ia
Brighton tho Poet and Ex-VlcoFoy oi
Inlfl4

1lAG H&1Hkl 66ETShAtl VI WV At&tkh :"
Rsixlstc,l tho Poet aud Ex-Viceroy OF
1ndta.
On tho 18th inst. Indy Lytton distributed
tho annual prizes to tie Twenty-thlrtt Mid
dlcsox Volunteers In st. james Hall. a
yota OF thanks WIS nl0yetl. and lort! Lytt0n
WIS asked to respond. Sir Frederick Hob
crts WIS ono OF tho guests prcsetlt, md Lord
Lytton's speech naturally passed lntu euluEy
Of the victorious GuMerai, III dealing with
this subject the cx-Vlccroy was tempted to
as 'o* II xssaa Isn s asst'Us ct Bgsiy st s w
controversial nnttsr which 1t would no more
lifting not to tntrotlnco ut Il n'cettng of
volunteers, though the fact thnt Lori l4yt-
KIN K''ra ass'ti froitisr " aMd lid cansaar wsro s1ro
listened tn did not !!caessartly Involve llEs
nll.lfe,lco either ltl palltlcal MisGussion Or no.
littcal ADMINISTRATIONS. AlE. Cllltlers tl0Dglit
lion, quoting ths la!,eaaEu Of tl,e rule aboy.,
tSaI the de6atab!e iart g Lsri i.yttaa;s
speech. It 1t had been spokell BY y" the c1l,
llave subjected lltus to soyelu punishment"
upou this ha proceeded to delnalh from
Lord Lytton an assurance that iia llasl spoken
ln9dyeftently; !" IN FIAT ease" H. wrote:
further act!oll In the nMttAr, but otherwise It
will be my duty to cnll tic attention ot l,ts
Royal IllRllnass, tho c0nltua!lder.lh.Chlcf,t tU
what las Ecenrrpd. aud to request l!l!n to
Issue general ursler M the subject" Lord
Lytton's reply to this extraordinary request
IL ~ fullnws:
KkEDworr,t, Dec. 10, 1seQ-Dx4r afr. Cl.iidt,y:
Tho report Ut my speech tncltMoA In ynur latter
D! yesterday f& Alphabetically cvrrcrt As fur rs
Coca. The whnto responsibility Of that aPta:c1
Tvsts, OF course, win mo, ~ hos,o 0f thnao 70
whom 1t wlts. addressed krnw nr cotlil khnw
what Intended 10 aay. Thts aAy in jnBifcu IN
thpm. tlt dn mt 1eei cntIea uls'it ~ give sht'
RssusAnco y0u re1utro rs tho c1nlt1tn uf ya'tir
not "sAk.nN assy further Matlttn ~ tho uuttnr."
X, iluGr thos0 circumstances. "yua ththk II
your duty Y Gull thu attention " th9 Toni.
inander- ln.chlat To- tha auhlectt" an1
IL request Ills Royul !flxhncss to itsuc tho
Do 90. 10. not, mysrif. hcu hnw my
knnwltJgu or fannrAncp OF tho regulation you
refer To Gun ugfstt thu rrapttutf ut yuluuteofa
iIstening to my speech. Hut lhis matter will nn
daubt hu taaslaltuI uy ttias1 wtiq draw up 1hn
Kctcrul order, nah who will hare IT. iltteFuillu
WhetheF volunteers ArO to b. directed to dissolve
meetluY Al sGIH IL nI!y political lnatfer Ia In.
trfltIupci 1hta my attls0ss tnntln ~ thon, Or
Whuther they urn to Ie allowed tsl continue u
liatuu Ii they lGllcye In mod filth al,l upon
reasonable grounds that the sueltheF IL tGlnraNt.
oi tho sexulaunB4 ln fasee W.MN. the xuetxcs.f
This, hoWuyer. IL 1at1or 1Etirnly tor ytur Gtlt-
4deyatlut4, aud .luy onlr excuse lor gefsrrin4 IL
It 10 thNt your letter aBaunp8 1t to 10 q subject
whieh conoegns ne. Rn youss very s!ncere!J,
LYTTuA.