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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

The sathorities-CoL Casey or whoever may
be responsiole-shouldp put stop to the van
dalism Derpetrated by the people who are erect
Ing stands along Pennsylvania avenue for In
auguratiOn day. All the public parks fronting
on the avenue. from 18th street down, including
even the Botanical garden, have been given up
to the despoiler, and the trees and shrubs In
them are being mutilated and crushed out OF
shape, and probably out of life, by the erection
OF stands. When the limbs of tree or the top
OF an evergreen interfere with the construc-
fton OF these stands they are ruthleS5ly Topped
on or crushed down. The large shade trees
along the curling In front of the reservation
Immediately west Of It'll street have been Cut
"owD, the reason assigned being that better
variety is 10 De planted In their stead. 10 the
new variety OF shade trees was never discovered
uItil Just at this time, when the old veterans
who have after years OF care attained their
SIOwth, obtruded themselves between the stand
a the Avenue, thus obStTucting the view 1t
Will require fifteen or twenty years for the
newly planted trees to attain the size of those
that have been cut down. It Is stated. upon
The authority OF purchasers, that the first rows
In the stand between It'll and Sth streets COM
mand 81 80 for each seat since the removal of
the trees; the seats In the middle rows bring
one dollar each, and those In the rear fifty cents
each There Is universal complaint at the desc
Grafton OF the reservations, which would be
condemned under any circumstances but. es-
pecially when the despolllng work goes on for
tie pToft OF few individuals.
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The road is now in process Of construction, over
four hundred men being actively employed in the
work, and will be in complete running order to
Point Lookout within six months.
The bonds on the pleted portion, now leased
by the Baltimore and Ohio issued at over S43, 600
per mile and originally placed at SO per cent, are
now selling at ITO.
This road will furnish the most direct outlet to
the sea for the grain coal, ETC., Of the Baltimore
and Ohio. Pennsylvania Central, and other i'm
portant lines.
II viii furnish an important link In the chain OF
communication between the Norm and South
shortening the time on through travel about six
hours The company will establish line of
stesmers to run between Point Lookout and Norfolk
In connection With the road. 1t viii hold the KEY
to the oyster trade of the Chesapeake and furnish
It's only available outlet during the winter season
The company has over half million dollars in
cash and good assets Its real estate on the line of
the road and its rights of way paid for and on re-
cord 1t Is absolutely free from deb. excepting the
bonds now offered, the entire issue of which has
been placed in our hands in trust In such form that
We are enabled to guarantee, as we do, that for
every ga, 600 OF bonds issued there shall be com.
pleted and equipped At least one mils of road
AL the bonds which We were authorized to offer
at go having been subscribed for, we have ad-
vanced the price to 92h. The right to advance the
price without notice is reserved.
recent advertisement justifies the publication
OF the following letter from ths President of the
road:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

s. Louis now has fine opportunity to c0me
down hard upon It's rival, Chicago. and the
occasion Is being worked for all 1t Is worth.
Chicago has appealed for outside help to
enable her people 10 pay the expenses of the
national republican convention last summer.
The begging appeal recites that L" the liberality
OF her tChicago's) Own citizens has been taxed
TO the uttermost, and still there are unpaid
Oils" In order to secure the convention
chicago made the most liberal promises. Her
representatives guaranteed every dollar OF
expense, and the hotels were pledged to
furnish the ordinary accommodations at
regular rates Thousands OF those who
attended the convention complained OF the
exorb!tant rates charged by the hotels and,
In fact, by all classes and kinds OF dealers for
everything the visitors required. IL was
supposed that Chicago realized an enor nous
profit out OF the convention. It Is not likely
mat the appeal for contributions will be
responded TO TO any considerable extent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

ENGLIsH AND IBOHsTONE CHAM
Der BET. 10 Pieces. s2.5o.
ENGLISH IRoNsToNE TEA SET. A Pieces.
$3.50.
BBIDaEwoOD + soN's BEST PORCELAIN
TEA SET. A Pieces, "a so.
ENGLISH IRONsToNE DINNER SET. 80.
TRIPLE PLATED CASTOR. Out and Engraved
Cruits. %. so.
aodERs BROS. TRIPLE PLATED KNIvEs'
81 half dozen.
ROGERS BROS TEA sPooNs. 80 half dozen.
ROGERS BROS. TRIPLE PLATED TABLE
SPOONS. "a half dozen.
s2.75.
DECORATED CHAMBER SETS. low as g. So
TIN TOILET SETS. ell colors; 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

Greece Is apparently In earnest In her prepa-
Tations for war against Turkey. The Porte
alleges that Turkey does not want war and
makes coHciliatory suggestions, but Greece
'sists that this is a policy OF sham and de-
pton, which has for its object only delay.
&c TURK Is profuse IN his promises bit man.
IS TO avoid any substantial concessions. The
N OF next month, the birthday OF the Greek
"ing, Is now settled upon as the day for
t-e opening OF hostinties, and ft Will, from all
eppearanceS, require something more solid
than promise from Turkey to postpone the
liz le difficulty
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FOR RENT AND SALE
L. BAsBRR co LxDRorr BU1Lp1so.

A L. BAsBER & CO LEDRorr BUrLprsa.
oer for sale the following Properties at lom prices.
'o, so sdH 1. q interest and pery easa terms:
issi ha556sf rc,ns assE n
Ten Houses at 1eprott Park varo..s ss and
prices most defshtsDi part OF the city. no nuts
snces. eood air, good neighbors. no malaria high.
Ct Fark. Look at them: they are cosy. herStike.
:. One new HOUSE on Boundary street between
's, Soy NEW mH HSdsEs on
RorE se sold
over ali taxes water rent and inssra ace oa ~
Large STORE and DWELLING. It'll stre ct, above
bonndsry' suits oie aud good location for boarding
Ore HI. hundred and thirty nine LOTS in
houses VIII be built to suit. and the whole sold on
FOR RENT-Desirable OFFICES In LaDroi.
Bnild1t 2; location central modern improvements.
moderate rents. immediate possession; no charge
Also. HOUSES atLeDroit Park for reat. felt I'm
yNOR RENT.ayERNON ROW. Pennsylvania ave-
men and others, with Passenger Elevator.
LENox BUILDING. TOT 7th street. Several
Offices suitable for patent attorneys &c.
ALSO.
NEW STORE. corner 9th and II streets north
west suitable for drug Or fancy goods store
MAN Man '--'n -''"' % :" febi7 2m.
EIOR SALE
l. VERY BEAUTIFUL HOUSE:
All modern conveniences;
Near corner Of Connecticut avenue aud NJ street;
Eleven rooms. bath room, furnace. SC.
Prizes SS. SO.
JOHN SHERMAN Il ca,
feb16 st. Cloud Building.
fonk REST OR sALE--The very valuable e.
a 1AIE known "a Arlington" In Alexsn dria
county. on the Potomac, opposite Washington
navy yard The Washington and Alexaudria rail
road and turnpike run through the estate Offering
great facilities for dairying and trucking. There
Is aoout 420 acres part river bottom. In about two
this land must be very valuable. The Improve.
mepts are the old mansion. overseer's house. and
usual outbutdings. For other Information apply
to ARTHUR HERBERT,
tE-1w Laws pdrSa Va
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The cabinet guessers seem TO be as badly
demoralzed as the weather prophet Yennnor
when his promised thaws all turned out freezes
After all the elaborate states they have con-
structed. they only profess now to know that
Blaine viii have the State department, and
mat they don't know certain sure IL is
sui commended that Judge Folger was offered
something and declined. AS It is not believed
he would decline so Dig thing as the Treasury
SecTetaryshlp, the presumption IS that the
Cder refused was the Attorney Generalship.
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A. ". DINOCK 4 CO.,
EXCHANGE COURT
OFFICE OF TIE WASHINGTON
CITY AND POINT LOOKOUT r. r.,

UFF1CE OF TIE WASHINGTON
CI1Y AND POINT LOOKOUT r. R.,
WASHINGTON, Feb. IS, 1881
Messrs. A. W. DIMOCK CO.:
GENTLEMEE -This company holds Judgment
asalnst the southern Maryland RailrOsd OF over
S3D,tOO, which, OF course, underles any mortgage
That can now be created. 1t also hoId- its obIiga-
tons IN the form Of notes for a large amount
Its other debts, many being in tue form of iudg.
merits, are estimated to amount to cJnsiderab1y
GreT quarter Of q million Of dollars. "
Not days work has been done on the road for
MaDy ears even IT'S rights of way, il it has any,
are not OF record its partial grading Of many years
ago has become comparatively worthless through
lapse OF time, and there ls small indication of its
its bonds.
feb2o S. 7. SUIT, President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

TIE STAR once La connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements. orders for the paper
By mail and otherwise. news. or any information or
business can be sent day night, free OF charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

CUNNINGHAM, the weIl-known, reliable
~ HALTER, ia prepared to do AL kinds Of WORK
In bis line. New BLK HATS made to order, and
Cd ones remodsled. Remember the No.. 40 stb
o. northwest. Janis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANIS-MISCE
WANTED To EXCHA NGE-New STOVES for
w old ones, at National Stove Exchange 1902 r
neys cured or no pay. feb26 2t@
w ANTED--EVERYBODY TO KNOW that as
Candies that other Stores usually charge 40 cents
and 80 cents for. HAMILTON'S Great 25-cent
Home made Candy Store, 1881 Pa. av feb21 -2w
WANTED-The PUBLIC TO KNOW that 1t is
W. foolsh extravaganza to pay 40 and 80 cents
for Candies when Sugar is only 10 cents and labor
3 rents.total cost OF finest Candies. Go to HAM
1881 Pennsylvania avenue. feb2I-2W
WANTED.ALL THE LADIES, GENTS and
buy pound of fine Caramels, Boston Chips, Cream
Walnuts, Cream Dates, Cream Cocoanut Balle
1ream Malaga Grapes, and al! other fine Candies
They are fresh, rich and strictly first class HAM
LIONS Great % cent Homemade Candy Store
1921 Pennsylvania avenue. feb2l-2W
WANTED = FEATHERS to renovate, MAT
from furniture. ct A; d; GHAOE & BRO. IS. GIG
La ave-. next to City Post Office. 1anl9
WANTED-OLD GOLD and SILVER, In large
W or small quantities. Highest cash price paid
52l Penn'a ave., between Sd and ~ SITS. Janis
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w UPHOLSTERY In al its branches.
OHACE BRO,
janis GIG Louisiana avenue.
WANThD-YOU TO KNOW THAT I sELI.
W trst -cIass Tailor made Second hand SUIT
much better and great deal cheaper than q com.
mon ne" SUI: s fhs e s0 5Tb' STAND #
no 6 si9 st. northwest or at Branch Store No.
olass oecono-hand Ciotmng. tanl9
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FIRST NOR rGAGE

FIRST MORTGAGE
TWENTY-9EAR
SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
WASHINGTON CITY
AND
POINT LOOKOUT RAILROAD, COMPANY.
Issue LIMITED TO $1,000, 600, OR LESS TITAN
$4,000 PER MILE.
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DRY GOODS.

sTON HOUSE,
ssi Pcnnsyivaata Aveuue.
LINN DEPARTMENT
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
SPLENDID LINES
LOOM DAMAsKs
AtsTS cents. so cents and S2S cents per yard
IN BLEAoHEO DAMAsKs
Also cents. CAV cents. Is cents. 81 and OIL. 10 per
yard.
IN TURKEY RED DAMASKS,
rs cents. ST& cents and OIL per yard.
ASPEOIAL BARGAIN
IN CREAM DAAAsk
Ats7S cents per yard.
We have few more of those ALL LINEN
uUcABAO TOWELS
AT IS ceuts each
SPLENDID BAR3ArN
IN TURKISH TOWELS
AT % cents each.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CURTAIN NETS
AT IS cents. SO cents. 37S cents and IS cea ats per
yard
TEN PIECES sHEETING. 2H yards wide.
% cents per yard.
BARGAINS IN BED SPREADS, BLANKETS
AND COMFORTS.
WOODWARD. HrHRoP g. c0cHRsNe.
ozI Pennsyivania Avenue. febls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-28

We INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS AT 92h AND
ACCRUED INTEREST FOB A LIMITED
AMOUNT OF TIE ABOvE-NAMED BONDS.
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RQEM.

Sacramento, October 2-wife Of Gus We'mann, a
son. Gee, San Francisco and New Orleans papers
please copy)
of I, P. Lowe, daughter.
Grass Valley, October 21-Wife OF A s. Dickinson a
daughter.
Album, October 2i-Wife of A. Kenson, SON.
Petaluma September 19-Wife OF Ben Edwards, a
Alameda, October 2o-wife OF George Frier, a
daughter.
Near Sonoma, October wit of Joseph L. King, a
daughter.
daughter.
w. Henderson, daughter.
Lower Lake. October 26-Wife of S. H. Thompson,
daughter.
Vallejo October 26-Wife OF W. S. Hubbard,
daughter.
daughter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-31

KID GLovEs.-We regret to inform our
friends and the public that owing to the alb
sence of business principle or the part of one
of our competing hou:es We have been COM
PEELED to withdraw for few days our stock
of Centemeri Kid Gloves. Our competitors,
finding that they could not buy these gloves
direct. resorted to the rather questionable
means of injuriug our trade by running us
short of sizes, employing their emissaries to
purchase each from three to eight pairs at
time, and all of the same size. As means
to check this, and protect our customers from
| further inconvenience, we have been instruct
| ed by Mr.. p. Centemeri to brand our firms
name on the inside of each and every pair,
| which will also serve as guarantee to
| the public that they are genuine.
We are sorry for the disappointment
caused so many of our customers during the
past two days Though the withdrawal Of
| these celebrated gloves. but as we expect the
stamps here in day or so, the inconvenience
will be only temporary. We would, how
ever, like to see, Cd the part of the competi-
tors in question. more liberal, more Chris
| tianlike and more American method of con-
Quoting business. Very respectfully. Hale
Bros. & Co., sole agents for the Centemeri
| kid gloves.
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y c. DAvES.
<NARPET AND FURNITURE HOUSE, "a
NO. All X STREET, ~
Between Fourth and Fifth Sacramento.
TO MY CID PATRONS.

\ STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IF
you are so unfortunate as TO require them
With mind matured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order safely say that there is hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human ills that can
not treat TO a successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready to assist you. Ny
experience / am now able TO treat you with the
certainty of success. No case peculiar to your
delie.te organism is beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines superior to
any offered heretofore, and will be warranted TO
have the desired effect in all cases.
Those Of the public who need my service can
depsud upon gentlemanly, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly those who have been In
iured by youthful indiscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers ms afflicted can IL they prefer, consult me
By letter, detailing the symptoms of the disease or
trouble, and receive medicines nv express with full
instructions. All letters must be directed J. H.
JossELYN, NJ. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warranted in all cases, or no pay required.
Consultations, personally b. letter, gratis Send
for book. Comfortable apartments for patients at
my Infirmary (when desired) with experienced
nurses
Consultation Parlors 226 Suffer street. adjoining
the Young Men's Christian Association Building.
Office hours From 8 A. ". TO SIN
My Diploma hangs In my ofIiee.
Purchase my Essay Physiology and Marriage
For sale by all newsdealers.
J.H JOssELYH, M.
s273plm&swlmWS
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MARRIEO.

Sacramento, October 30-By Rev. Charles Taubne-,
at the resit ence OF the BRIDE Frederick Lothian.
mer to Mrs. Katherine Schacht
oroville October 22-Moses A. Striplin to Miss Ida
May Lineberger.
Carneros Creek October % Benjamin D. Deweese
to Miss Emma G. Millikan.
Near Smartsgille, October 24-Frank A. Cobun to
Miss Mary J. Adkins.
North Bloomfield, October oh. Il. Sweet to Miss
Lo,,isa Skidmore.
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And in accordance with law ard an order of the
Board of Directors, mlde the 10th day OF
OCTOBER, 1881, many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be Ii cessary will be sold by
SHERBURN 4 SMITH. u. 1923 X street, on the
Doth day Of OCTOBER, 1881, at o'clock P. N. OF
such day, to pay delinquent assessment thereon,
together with cost o advertising aud expense Of
sale NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Office No 600 VI street ol3-td
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SUPERIOR COURT.

SATURDAY, October %, 1881.
DEPARTMENT ONE-CLARK, Judge.
Petition for writ of habeas corpus by John Aeker
Writ denied and prisoner renanded to Warden
Pockman for return to State Prison.
DEPARTMENT Two -DENsoN, Judge.
Nettie Gilman Vs. c. II. Gilman-Order author
jzinp suit to be brought against S. S. Bedee and
others to recover possession OF a certain horse.
NJ A. Brown vs. H. n. Brown-PartialY tried.
c. H. Gilman ct al vs.. Gilbert L. Curtiss-Case
dismissed.
James T. Day VS.. Mary l. Day-on trial by jury.
Court adjourned
To-pAYs CALENDAR.
James 7. Day VS.. Mary l. Day-on trial.
Calling of law calendar.
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IMPORTED FLOWER BULBS
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED:
uyaciuths. Tulips. Lilies. Peonfes,
Diceutras or Bleeding Heart, LILY
OF the Valley,
SNOW DROPS, CROCUS, STAR OF BETHLEHEM,
etc. at Eastern rates. Should be put out now to
produce finest flowers and 'ong bloom.
95p2w W. =. STRONG d Co.
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THE dry goods business of L. Bien, Eighth
and J streets, will positively be closed within
thirty days. During that time all goods must
be sold regardless of cost. Ladies' should not
fail to avail themselves of this opportunity,
and secure good goods at very low prices.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-31

If our country friends have not re.
ceived that attention that they deem their
due, they must give us credit for trying. The
management has done its lest. (Signed, j.
T. Griftitts.
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DIED.,

Sacramento, October 23-John Hector (unc'e OF
Robert aud Oswald HECTOR, native of Germany,
aged Ga years and days.
Funeral notice hereafterl
Sacramento October 30-Herman c., youngest son
of Frances and Herman Wachhorst, native of
Sacramento, aged months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the NJ L. Church, Sixth street, between X and L,
this (Monday) afternoon at o'clock
Davlsville (oak Shade Orchard), October So-James
b. Saul, a native tf Cork, Ireland, aged % years
and months. New York and Washington pa
pers please copy.l
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, this (Monday) AFTERNOON at 1:3O
o'clock.l
Little Indian Valley, .tober 22-Emma L., daugh-
ter OF William and Emily G. Mason, aged years,
months and II days.
Pleasant Valley Nevada county, October 24-Mary
Jane Novay, aged 60 years, 0 months and 10 days.
Near St Helena, October 81 Ma, Lillian BlackmoD,
a native of Iowa, 90 years, 2 months and rs days.
San Rafael, October 13-Joseph Tout, native OF
England, IS years.
Waterloo Road (near Stockholm, October 16-Felix
Martin, native Of Virginia, "a years, months
nd darc
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BREVITIEs.

The river has raised to the S.foot mark at
the foot of K street.
Yesterday was beautiful and bright day,
after the shower in the morning.
There are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for 3. T. Packard, Hanley
& Snow, and Miss Laura Whitley.
Seventy immigrant passengers, including
ferty-fve males, will arrive from the East by
overland this afternoon. One hundred and
forty-four arrived yesterday.
William Williams, while leading young
horse on street, was thrown to the ground
and had his left arm broken. He is receiving
treatment at the County Hospital.
Four water cars were constructed at the
railroad shops in this city on Saturday last
for the Texas Pacific Railroad, and were
shipped over the Southern Pacific on Satur-
day afternoon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-10-31

without any exception. ths Crystal Par
Tor OYSTER Chop and Wine House, corner Eighth
and streets, is the best pace in the city to get
your oys ers cooked in any style, Porterhouse
| Steaks made a specially Hot Lunch from ii to
| o'clock. open all night. sl6-1m
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Drink Halls Pepsia Wine Eitters" and
be happy and content. 1t is absolutely pure. CWes
Dyspepsia, Indigestion aud the blues. 1t has re.
ceiyed FRS. Premium throu ghout the State. o25t
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GARFIELD s 1sssY ssst. ss {: 1i 8

tory from cradle to grave, by the eminent biog-
rapher, COL. CONwELL. Books all ready for DE,
livery An elegantly illustrated volume. lndorseo
edition. Liberal terms. Agents take orders FOR
from 90 to SO copies daily outsels any other book
ten to one Agents never made money SO fast
The book sells itself. Experience not necessary
Private terms free. GEORGE syINsON d CO.,
Portland Maine .lS SPIN
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. H. Mckee. City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, October 20. 1881:
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The best Meals In the city at Peterson's,
els and $40 stree. Jy7-u

The only GesI;n- MIX Sreali, delivered
| every morning, by W T. PETERSON, go }. Iy7-d
| PraIrs Abolition Oil: file Peoples
| Remedy has cured thousands; i viii cure you. 1t
| pas no equal Sufferers with rheumatism, Neu-
ragia Sciatica, Partial Paralysis, Lame Back, Gcut,
Spranis Bruises, sore Throat Coiic Cramps, Cholera
| Morbus or any internal or external ache or pair,
| viii fad prom pJ relief by using ABOLITION OIL;
The tests OF time and use have proven its value, and
its popularity the best guarantee Of its success
For sale by all druggists Price, small, so cents
| large 81. ask for PrAfPS ABOLITION OIL.
A. McBoYLE s. CO., Druggists, San francisco,
| Sole Proprietors. m2o-6m
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Mortality report,

mOEtsiilty ttpuEt
For the week ending DC ODER 20, 1881, made by
S. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
October 20-W illlam Purse 81 years, months and
81 days. New York.
October 2l-Catherine Lovelle, IS years; ireland.
Ada Harris, % years Missouri.
October 22-Arthur Burtie Greer, . years and 10
days; California. John Capp, ~ years; New
York Bertha I, oney o. years Germany.
October 23-John l. Cosgroye year and zmonths
California.
October 2l-Herbert X. Lowry, years; Ohio
October 25-Leander Schermezen, "a years Ger
many Nena B. Brown. 4 months and IL days
California.
October 26--Fopg Kong Bong Sc years; China.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following
October 17-John Alexander, As years !; Ireland.
October 2i-Chares Richards, 8 years. Ohio.
October 25-Truman n. Fassett, "a years, month
and "a days, Vermont. Jacob Bryant, 70 years
Massachusetts. Hugh G. Craig, 40 years Ire
land.
October 26-D. j. Doyle, % years; California.
October 27-John Quigey, n years, -.