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SILKS! SILKS!


We will nresent this week 10 our patrons lines of
SILKS SArfNS. SATIN DE LYONS. SATIN DE-.
MEKyELLEUX. SATIN DE DCCbESSE, and
SATIN SiJRAH IN BLACK and oil the new shades
Tor spring wear which absolutely unsnr passed In
quality and unapproscted Id price. We have pur-
chased these goods on exceptionally advantageous
terms and In accordaDee with our u nal ctstom. we
place them on our couYters AT prices which DEFY
competition from any quarter whatever.
Among The above are also 20 pieces or GClNE1 :
CksHNI RE ROYAL BLACK SATIN-bINiSH
siI.Ks, ln.prlce from $3.50 TO $3.50. In this
purchase we save our patrons at least 80 cents
on tie dollar. .,,,.,. .r,.,,, ~.
Also a large stock Of BROCADED SATiSS al
greatly reduced prices: -
24-ipcb AIL.sILK BLACK BROCADE In various
new designs AT 95c., the general price of which
1 lot ALL.SiLK sURAH sATINs at 95c- general
price Of which is sl.35.
We have also made purchase OF one lot Of upwards
100 dozen PATENT LACk.FASTENING KID
GLOVES. by which purchase we are enabled 70
make the following prices: SHOOK. BLACK and
COLOREI, at 81 Il pair; 5-HOOk, COLORED.
Including the various spring shades, at sl2S pair
5-HOOk, BLACK, at S1.5j.
We are also sole agents Tor the
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The Central Pres6yteriaa Of this week
coutsins capital article from Mr.. w. HUN.
psRErs on "Science and Religion" 1t
was high time for somebody to defend re.
aieion from such defenders as WLPoRD.
We were surprised 10 see 10 The Central
Hresbyterian, to which we look for the
very best OF articles 10 defence OF religion,
AucA az exhibition Of what seemed to US TO be
fksorsuce as WAS made By the writer whom
~. professor . HUMPHREYS takes to task |;
f>nt when we saw that ono man " answer.
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who released bin. His council Demanded
"a t,o0 damages for false imprisonment, Dut
the fury gave verdict for 4250.
A Dartyexpected 10 visit the copper.
mines TO- day, but were interfered with Dy
the rain. These mining operations are all
being pushed forward with great energy,
and are attracting great many Visitors
from the surrounding country, to wnom
such industries are altogether new.
TAW
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A PURE AND EFFECTIVE HAtR-DREssING.
Cocaine, compound OF cocQanut OIL beau
titles the hair, and is sure to May all itching
and irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnetts Fayoring
extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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A Kentucky-y irginian on General Ma
hone.
LAFAYETTE. KY, April 1G

LAFAYETTE. KY, April Is. 1881.
Dear UiSpatch Enclosed please find an
other subscription for the Dispatch. You
can have no idea What pleasure 1t is 10 a
Virginan so far from home and friends TO
get the Dispatch once Il week. | wouldn't
give it for all the papers in the Union.
It is yely sad TO hear how General Ma
hone Is treating the old State. For General
Malone personally have a very great adj
miralion. but politically a perfect horror.
only hope that he may yet see The error OF
his ways and come back to the folds OF the
Democratic party or resign his position.
The Kentucky people are unanimous in
c0ndemnng bis course. Z.
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"a b,m. and Rejected kkt the fvssb ylerldn
wss % much better QuAll6ed tban we to
,udxe Of such makers. We concluded that
ve were the ienosamusr We for one re-.
turn thanks TO Mr.. Hvsruasrs. We aohor
Darwlnism as much IS THOMAS CARLYLE
did. but not more than VIC contemn VIII
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DEATHS,

Died, In Manchester. on yesterday at ll;45 A.
NJ, Mr.. W. II. WALKER.
His funeral will take place THIS Thursday AZ
TERNOON at 4 O'Clock from the Manchester MetDO-
dist Episcopal church. The friends and acquaint-
ances of the family respectfully invited to attend
Died, at IL NJ, Wednesday the Goth instant,
SUSIE STUART, youngest child OF John Ii. ana
NJ rs X. Guy; aged twenty months.
Funeral will take place from the house, 92l east
Marshall street. at T.. NJ TO-DAY. Friends Of
the family are invited 10 attend.
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IL this department We shall fer some rare bar
gSins-amOng Them:
FRENCH GAUZE BAYONNAISE at 90c.;
>ILK-WARP HENRIETTA CLOTHS at Soc a
yard; -
42-inch ALL. wool LUPIN'> TANISE az sac. :;
AZ inch LUPTN'S CASHMERE a. 80, 50. 60. and
SJc. These numbers are fully zoe. 4 yard un-
der value.
DRAP DE HAyANNAH CLOTH. SHUDAS,
ALL-WOOL ARMURE. BUNTING. BOMBA-
ZINE, BURATlIEA, NOME, NINs' WILL
ING, and all the various other MOURNING
FABRICS.
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Hotel and clearinghouse k,eDfs eine.a
BUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 perd,
| $3.50. at t1.4O pFdcksn worth 81 ?. "a
per d zen worth "; also finer Toge.. -. ~
| %, and up 10 as per 4 zen: VA
WHITE QUILTS at soc. worth sI.a,kl.r.
| $50: rt
MARsEILLts QUILTS at s2.5O vo-t -
worth -. IL ~ worth ~: y
500 pieces RIBBONS at 80 peS cen.. f...,..
prices; 90
| 500 punches Of WRENCH FLOWER>. r,t..
bonnet trimmisg.at low prizes. "H
| s75 HAT ORNAMENTS from -. o,l.,..
| PRINCES, GIMPs, yCTTON>, -.
BALLS, SPIKES, &c, for Gr,.' f,....... 'n'H
| CORsETs In great variety. among ,,l..t
found THE ApJUSIABLE NIs,lN,
SET. MADAM NOODY'> ABDpufNt' ~.
SETS. wARNER'@ HEALTH ,Of,ff. %.
at least INV other styles - ~
CHECKED MUsLINS az loo. porysrIs.,...
sTRIPED MUsLINs At l2.c. p.r,1ri ,.,., =;
CORDED PIQUE 1880. pr yari t0,r. + -.
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN TIE, a.. H.. -.
COLGAiEs TOILET wATRRs 81, 80.
COLGAPk'S SOAP retaiieal at Who'll. IL. ne.
Elegant ENBROI DERED 1lulps'n,
COyERS al az aud t6.5Gv ~. ..'ii d. r. iNp
LACE LAuBRf QFiNS al SLAP. -
LACE TIDES IN great variety az Ia 'i-iF,
Law regular prices; Ia 20
prices. ~
LACE SCARF NET al 10c. p. rssrI ,. -.t .,.
SWISS EMBROIDERY EDGI SG~ t.. 49,.
INGS from Sc. 10 Zoe. per ylfl: ''l'
TORCHON EnGlNG~ and BN>FLTitc.
largest ana cheapest stO' X iB thl,,tt.
PAPER. ENVELOPES. tpklN. Pms. r.
Oils. BOOKS, aud NUCILAGF: ''''
PARAsOLs aud UMBRELLAS. dire. f..rr...
OF the largest manufacturer iu f... ....
which enables us 10 offer iaEgs l.. .r.t... /.
lowest prices.
70 ttfl ttfttIq "a all
gains to our stock. 50 10 rrLds7 urI .,.,
grand centre of attraction during 'n- D.....
year. LEVY BroIBb'
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FANCY GOODS, &c.

STEVENS
has a large line of the best makes OF
CHlLDREN'S CARRIAGES At bottom prices
every one warranted:
4 large lot OF RUBBER DRESSING COMBS a,
bottom prices
The largest ard cheapest line OF FEATHER
BUSTERS In town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPSAND sAUcERs
and DECORATED MUGS, tast opened-the!
are splendid goods for the inSasy;
New patterns ir HANDSOME, LOw-PRICEI
CUsPADOREs;
| Ia BONE, EBONY, or REDwOOD-HANDLE IA
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and bes
! assortment ever shown In town at 81 a Sci.
| An In want OF
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
should he sure TO call at
STEVENS,
Central Block, corner Fifth aud Broad streets.
apt
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APOLLINARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS,
"THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs."

1.-THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs."
"For water-drinkers II Is OF the utmost import
ance TO have at command a Whitewater or the high
type OF purity. ageea1e In Favor. exhiiarating
by reason Of It's spar king eerytseenee, and suita.
Bile for daily use as table luxury and In bo4e cir.
Giles. as at public banqueis, the APOLLiNARls
NATURAL MINERAL WATER has established
these qualities, and believe It's Introduction may
be recommended and supported "a OF great value "a
the cause OF temperance aud good heal h.S
LONDON, ENG, August "a, 1850.
lSignedl NORMAN KERR, NJ. II. Y. l.. :.
OF all 6rocers, Druggists, and Mknerai-Wats
BEWARE OF IMiTATInNs.
se el-Th.sa&Ta
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WHAT SENATOR CAsERoS sAID AND Read
In the limited states Senate on Tuesday

IN the limited States Senate on Tuesday:
Mr.. CAMERON: With all the assertions
that no social ostrscism exists az tue Sou'u,
declare here rlost cmpbaticaiiy 'na. ~
docs exist that pure-hearted, honest, Iai,h-
mi. intelligent, and learned men are To-Day
anyious to leave the South and 10 go North
because they arc os,racised. AS evidence
~ what / say I will read a short extract
srom a letter which l received few DAYS
ayo from gentleman now residing IN R'co-
mond. who was classmate OF mine at COT
loco and for whose reputation for veracity
and probity csu personally vouch. AS ne
has not given me the liberty OF making pup
liz the contents OF his letter, l shall with
hold his name: o,
RICHMOND, VA, Apr! g. ISL
II | cannot bother an old Princetonian
and classmate, do not know who can.
NV partner, whom l brought up ID ny
office. and have determined In the summer
N 90 Ia New York city 10 practice law.
pm sick OF Virginia. I've felt Tor some
time shat I was wasting my time here
Though I've made q support and brought w
nv family purely by my brain alone since
the war. IN leave Richmond with regret,
for il ia delightful place OF residence, and
I've MANY warm friends here, but at my
time Of life can't afford to stay. The VIZ
einians are pleasant but peculiar people
They look on me "a Marylander) as carpet
bayger-an intruder-and think I'VE nc
right to make money here, ana u they GU
prevent II they'll not let me.
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In Cincinnati, says the Commercial the
street cars pay four dollars foot per an
mum for the space ibey occupy on the
streets, and q per cent. OF their gross re-
GENTS.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
~ ECurEp nj the DisPATCH PRINTING.
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COuplet on Malone.

frankfort Woman, Democratic.I
Malone says he is " custodian OF his own
Democracy" Correct for once.
No other msn on earth has business
With such Democracy as " hls'n Is.
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HARVEY II BLAIR


OFFER 10 THE TRADE
AND MOST RESPECTFULLY SOIL
100 bags CHOICE CLONEk'H t't
500 bags RIO COFFEE. a. .l..f ..ftfk.
200 bags CHOICE LAGtA A.
so mats CHOICE JAVA corr
400 barrels YELLOW >lNNh'
100 barrels 4 SUGAR; ,...,r.
100 barrels GRA>uLAfkp ~ N"'
300 boxes SOAP, all giades
500 KEGS CHURCHES >ol,As
100 barrels No. MACkt III. ,t,ruI y
400 barrels EASTERN t,Rns' H'"
200 harr,ls CUBA MOL
l0o h,rrels MERCHANTS rlkl u ~.
al ,lsress xud b,rrrls CHOi, , ~ "a.
IS chests UOICE 6(>POM Or"
10 chests CHOIcE RACK ItA rit,Sl
onn hsrr.is EARI .kOSf. PR NJ
SNOWFLAKE POr AtVt''
500 barrels FIUuk n, all grace, ,,r.
] 100. 900 mounds cttQltE BULK >lpt nss.
90 600 hounds CupiCE BULK shvt.
$4,000 pounds CHOiCE BACpN Sti'l pk'
5000 pounds CHOICE BACON >h'''
100 buckets LARD; ,pn.
rs tpsiees CHOICE LEAF LANp'
"a tierces CHotCE HAMS
WOODWARD. all kinds
COTTON and JCfE kOfe,r al Al
INl,.fAPER, 1Wl ~
ING, BLuiNG, MAlIhh'' 49,
So S MI S, MA.ss and NuLr.sno'>.', ID
'0o sooa ssoek OF OliEw iNG'tH1Sgti..
100 SoxssC CHOICE tbEkst' ''-
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WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

'''''''
so pieces PER>IAN NULLS at 25c.-ihe quality
generally sold at SIC;
l lot RE1NANr> OF IRI III LINENS at 23c. a
Nard-ihe quality generally sold at BIG:
| lot LINEN DIES INDIA at l5c. a yard, general
value2'c
DOTTED MUSLINs in all the various styles and
shades among them large lot ~ l0c. a yard,
the value Of which Is from 20 to zoe;
lot DINNER. NAPKINS lall linenl At Soc;
lot DINNER-NAPKiNS al $3.50, heretofore sold
at 81 Il dozen:
l lot OF 81 pieces TABLE-DAJA>K at rare bar
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REMOVAL.

JAMES r. NEALE HAS RE-cBlL
- MOVED HIS CARRIAGE-sH0P to
No. 1880 FRANKLIN STREET, three dOoys below
Jshn u Dayi,s stables lie has nice lot of WORK
OF bis own make. Win DO all kinds Of REPAIRING
~ best manner a cali solicited. az lQ.2w
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. COHEN BROTHERS.
OPENING or THE SPRING SEASON
THIS WEEK.
COMPLETE DEPARTMENTS.

ENDLESS VARIETY OF ALL THE CHOICE
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN and FANCY sIDE-BAND sUfTISGs;
BAYADEgE and ROMAN STRIPES;
sELF.COLORED CHECKS;
PLAlDS and STRIPES;
NUNS vEILINGs, sHUDA CLOTHS,
CAMEL'5 BAR SUirINGs,
and all other material that will be In vogue for the
coming season.
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DRESS TRIMMING,

comprising exclusives designs in
PLAIN aud BEADED tRlNGES,
GIMPS. PASSAMENIERIE>,
ORNAMENTS, GlRDLES, TASSELS,
BEADED BALLS, &c.
OUR BUTTON DEPARTMENT
Is equally attractive. and nothing but personal eX
animation can convince.
We will also offer large stock OF LACE CUR
TAINS in WHITE and ECRU, besides Thousands
of other bargains, which, We regret, is Impossible
to mention here. ap y Si,euS In
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LEROY SEAMLESS =
KID GLOVES,
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.

of which we keep a full stock constantly on hand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TGRAND CENTENNIAL.
YORKTOWN, OCTOBER 1916
HEADQUARTERS FOR BARGAIN,

LEVY BROTHERS. STORE The cgvr,-
ATTRACTION IL RICHMOND u" "
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
ALL DEPARTMENTS OPEN WlIHoI lNAr
NATION TO STUDENTS NOT rANuI
DATES FOR \ DEGREE.

Any person may enter Harvard COLLEGE N I.
examination q, an uuntiriculueb student. .f
school Of Divinity. Law. Medicine, bruf,.-s.>
ence, or Agriculture As p cial s'ui'nt S
of instruction which they are Z. MP tru' '. Pei.
are open 10 such subjects and c"rllhcii'- Nd -
cheney are given on The stufir, which iI.t rtf..
satisfactorily. The fees vary VIII the 800 ..'
instruction received, but are BOO Ho case less 'l
or more than $3.50 year.
Graduates Of other colleges are admitted
professional schools without examination. g...
dates for degree. and graduates viii oh co.'s
may be admitted 10 The Senior 4 ass ~ u I.tr.I.
lege without examination.
Women are admitted only 10 the sui l.r ..-
Of instruction in science and 10 Univ r.r .f.-f.
The next Academic year begins >fiItNhtt
20. 1881. FIR lists - the course
and for further Information adore,
Nv So ~'D,
III ....tI4.H
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LACE DEPARTMENT.


In this department we offer every variety OF
LACES now in use. We would state that our
TORCHON LACkS are fully 20 per cent. under
value. We have manv bargains 10 offer here
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERIlNGS.
We offer ia CAMBRIA, NAINSOOh. and SWISS
choicest designs and Of best material.
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THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION MEET AND ISSUE
An ApDREss-MR. gordon AND TIE STREET
CARs-THE NEW ADMINISTRATION OF THE
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD-RECENT
DEATHS ONyOCATION-TuCNDER STORM -
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A wIyTERIsH sPRlNG-sN0w on THE BLUE
RIDGE-A CUTTING CAsE-P0LITICAL-
QUEER CASE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
An Irate Artist.

There is a story told of a passion
ate old Spanish artist named
Alonzo Cano. He had lived many
years, which he had devoted to his
art, and was passionate as we'll as
old. A judge came to him one day
and gave him an order for figure
in little of his patron saint. Csno
made a beautiful statuetts, and
charged the judge hundred doub-
looms.
IA hundred doubloons," said the
judge, "ior work that occupied you
less than twenty days; and Il,
chancery judge as I am, only re-
celvo one poor dOubloon o day for
my services"
'Twenty days." said Cano, dash.
ing the statuette to pieces at the
Judges feet, 'Tt has taken me NIFTY
years of unintermittsnt study to
learn to make that figure" .
The frightened judge left the
artists workshop as quickly as he
could, for Alonzo Cano was rough
man in his wrath, and was said to
have murdered his wife. 1t was
this same Cano who, on his death
bed. refused to take the crucifix
from the priest .on account of bad
workmanship.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
NEW LIGHT ON WATERLOO.
How Near Napoleon Came to Victory.

Wellington and Waterloo ap-
pears in q fresh aspect In the fol-
lowing hitherto unpublished letter.
The writer, who wassan officer at
Wellington's headquarters during
the battle, writes under date OF
Brussels, June 10, 1915:
"I cannot help writing two lines
to congratulate aud console with
you on the victory which England
has purchased for Europe-at the
expense Of more than half her
army. T must not attempt to give
you any account OF the battle, Of
which the Gazette will, ] dare say,
give us the first distinct informa.
tion. I understand, however, that
1t throws everything which the
Duke has before done into the
shade.
"His personal exertions were, 1t
seems, Incredible, and certainly se.
cured the success Of the day, of
which, at one time, everybody ex.
cept himself despsired. One OF his
aides told ME this morning that be
took his position on q ridge from
which he declared that he would
never move hut in triumph.
When Bonaparte headed an over.
whelming charge, the Duke threw
himself into the opposing square,
by which it was successfully resist
ed. l mention these particulars
because they are precisely what his
dispatches will not mention, and
because have them from an eye
witness.
"Every body was killed or wound.
ed about him. but he is happily
unhurt. One 10 afraid to inquire
after an acquaintance, the carnage
has been SO inexpressibly horrible.
No words can do anything like JUS
tice to the valor of our peoole, who
were literally almost smOthered by
the superior umbers OF the French,
who we're them selves uchGrnes be.
yond all former examples. or this
you will Judge when ! tell you that
one Of the prisoners has
just now, oplnsite to this
house, provoked u soldier
to bayonet him by his cries Of .Vive
pEm pereur!' As we'll as can be
judged the French have lost $50
pieces Of cannon. The day was at
one time supposed to be completely
lost, aud the French so thoroughly
expected to make their appearance
I thought 1t prudent to dispatch q
part Of the department, with pa.
pers and some of our baggage, to-
ward Antwerp, aud have this
morning sent after them to re-
turn.v
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
EnterprIsIng Druggists.

Messrs. Heinzeman & Ellie, the
live druggists OF the town, are al.
ways up to the times and ready to
meet the demands of their many
customers. They have just re-
ceived a supply Of that wonderful
remedy that is astonishing the
world by it's marvellous cures, DIR.
KINGS NEW DISCOVERY for Con-
sumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Phthlsic,
Group, Whooping Cough, Tickling
in the Throat, Loss OF VOICE
FHoarseness or any affection OF the
Throat and Lungs. This remedy
positively cures, as thousands can
testify. II you do not believe II,
call at Helhxeman & ElllSs drug
store and get q trial bottle free OF
cost or regular size bottle for one
dollar. AS you value your life,
give Il q trial and be convinced, az
Thousands have been.
oucklen's Arnlca eaIve.
The Best 6ALvE In the world fol
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, sail
rhe1m, fever soress tatter, chapped
hands, chll6lalnss ootps, and All
findu of skin oruptl0us. Ihll
ID ntto q guaranteed e give pesfoo|
&: asIs e ss; :5s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
COURT REPORTS.

Sup erior Court.-,v..-.".HOW HOWAHo'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 10,
McAulIffe vs.. Blue Light Min
ing Company-Argument on de.
murrer passed until tomorrow at
10 A. NJ.
Potts vs. Aguerre-Hearing Of
motion for new trial passed until
tomorrow Mt 10 A. NJ.
In re estate Of J. q. Brown, de.
ceased. ed.-PetitiOn for family allow
snce heard and granted.
McFadden vs.. Mitchell-On
trial.
In re estate Of F. Arguello, de-
censed-Petition for letters Of adj
ministratlon heard and granted.
Bond $4O0.
In re estate OF M. v. de Sylvia,
Return OF administrator
Of sale OF real estate heard and ap-
proved and sale confirmed.
sErULvEDA, ].
O. Csunor va Frazer ct al.-Judg.
ment entered Ia accordance with
rsmIttitur.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

us dot so," asked a Galveston
bankrupt Of q friend, "dot Schwin-
dlemeyer hash failed In pishness?"
The reply was In. the negative,
whereat the bankrupt said enthu.
siastically: II am tam glad
Schwindlemeyer wash an honest
man; den der wash too mooch conn
petition already In dis bankrupt
pishness. s.-Aleck St0ect.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20

Fresh shrimps Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; California and
Puget Sound oysters, 25 cents per
plate; Eastern oysters every sty le;
hot and cold lunches and all the
delicacies of the season served on
the shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner Of Main and Requena
streets. Boca beer, tho best on the
Coast, always on hand, as well as u
full supply Of the best brands Of
liquors, wines and cigars. En-
trance to ladies' rooms on Requena
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF Los ANGELES.
In the Sunerinr Court
or Los Angeles County, State Of
California.
In the matter of Francis NJ. Matthew,
an insolvent debtor.


trancis NJ. Matthew, having filed In
in Insolvency. by which 1t APP
pears that he is an inBolvent debtor, the
said Francis M. Matthew IL hereby de.
clared to he insolvent.
The Sheriff of the said county of Los
Angeles IL hereby directed to take pos
session of all the estate, real and per.
sonal, Of the said FrancIs NJ. Matthew,
debtor, except such as may he by law
exempt from execution. and all Of his
deeds, vouchers, books OF account. and
papers, and to keep the same safely un.
Ill the appointment Of an assignee Of his
estate. All persons are forbidden to
pay any debts to the said insOlvent or to
deliver any property belonging to him,
or to any person, firm or corporation or
association. for his use. The said debtor
Is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver
any property until the further order OF
this COURT, except al herein ordered.
itors Of said DEBTOR be and appear before
tn Hon. Volney E. Howard. Judge Of
the superior Court of said county OF Los
Angelas, In open court. at the court.
room OF said court, in the city and coun-
ty Of Los Angeles, on
THR laTH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
1881, at ten O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, to
prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of the estate OF said
debtor.
1t Is further ordered that this order be
published in the Los Angeles Daily Her
aid, a newspaper OF general circulation
published in the city and .county OF Los
Angeles aforesaid, Ms often as the said
paper is published before the said day set
for the meeting of creditors.
And 1t Ia further ordered that In the
meantime all proceedings against the
said insolvent be stayed. tayed.
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated January 6. kSl, It'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
Drawbacks Of Education.

A young college student was Wis.
iting his grandmother, and at the
breakfast table he took an egg, and
holding it up, asked her IL she
knew the scientific way OF obtain.
ing the contents without breaking
the shell.
She replied that she did not.
= "Well," said he, "you take the
spheroidsl body In your sinister
hand, aud with convenient dl.
minutive pointed instrument, held
in the dexter hand, puncture the
apex; then ia the same manner
make an orifics IN the base, place
either extremity to your labials,
and endeavor to draw in your
breath; q vacuum is created, and
the contents of the egg are dis.
charged into your mouth"
"Lal" said the old lady, "when l
was a girl we used'to make pin
hole In each end, and suck 'em."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-20
Card.

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, was discovered by q missionary 10
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