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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-11
LATEST NEWS ITEMS,

The theological hall of Vanderbilt uniyer.
sity at Nashville, Tennessee, was formaliv
dedicated at four o'clock Monday afternoon.
in one Of Its lecture rooms, which VA
thronged with people. Bishop Paine. the
senior bishop Of tho Southern Metbodist
church, presided. II being the siItieth birth.
day OF W. II. Vanderbilt, (,he donor), bis
full length portrait was hung In the hall.
In his name Bishop Mcintyre, president Of
the board OF trust presented the building TO
the senior bishop for formal acceptance and
dedication, which was impressively perform-
cd. A rising vote Of thanks was rendered 10
Vanderbilt by the faculty, students and CHI.
zens. Tho building cost over 100000 and
will accommodate two hundred personsi
The Oregon railway and Navigation com.
pany have completed their road along the
Columbia river from the Dalles TO Wslla
Walla, and Portland 10 now within twenty.
four hours of Walla Walls. The most difi{-
cult part Of the road 10 build, between the
Dalles and the Casades, will be done. Il Il
expected, In October, and the entire line from
Portland TO the junction Of the Columbia
and tho Snake rivers may be nut throurh
this year. Oregon feels very hsppy over
these railroad operations and loofs for a
rapid development Of her resources.
Silver has been found near Southineton,
Conn. The dhcoverers think they have
struck a bonanza and have rAi.ed $1,000 f,r
shares for which they paid S25. A test Of
specimens from Tho mine is said 10 show that
IL 10 pure horn silver An effort will bo
made 70 form Astrong company 70 operate
the mine.
A Maine man has invented scarecrow 10
DO placed In cornnelds which consists Of
box four feet long and two feet wide with
horizontal. barrels inside. Tho barrels arc
70 DO loaded with powder, and at regular
intervals exploded BY means Of clock work
within the boz.
Two south Boston policemen have bsen
Condemned to pay $452 and costs for arrest.
ing . woman on serious charge without
sufaoient evidence.
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Lucky Numbers

New Orleans, May lO-The psiucipa
prizes in the Louisiana state lottery drawn
to-day were as follows: No 4,9il. drew
$30OO0. Sold halfin New York and hall
IN Washington, ID. q No. S9,4l6 drew
$4,000. Sold halfin New York and half in
Brooklyn. No. 81, Ala drew Sc 900 Sold in
Toledo, Ohio. No. 4,l66 drew So $50. Sold
IN New Haven, Conn. No. 24Ss7 drew
$500. Sold in Baltimore. The following q
numbers drew $1,000 each: 25,2C4, vii.
mington, N. @; 1889, Ottows,. Iowa; 33, $50
lafayette. Indiana; "A. OIL; Galveston, Texas,
04,237, Reading, Pa.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrest OF an Alleged Horse. THIEF "a,
"osh"in-keccptiOn to Colouc,
noble AZ Marshal-Eli PcrE,ns
a" Picnic House In Jack
sonViiiestruck by Light
ming, Etc, Etc,


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special to the Herald.
kotkdsle. May lO.-Quits an exci,ems,,
occurred IN Cameron, our county seal, 10.
day. The district court is in session
and the trial of J. j. Boykip. ir,
if Tho murder of William Brosdusp.
's' iaiI Is near at hand. TODAY
me y eS'sounty Judge, II X. Boykin, sr ,be
,I,ner Wua M o., 'he murderer and his present wife
MIS- Ma''ie Boykln, who is the motber of
.he young Boykin, were arrested on n
Wairshl W from Justice of the Pesce
Nelgnoors, ON charge of convev;nr
instruments to the jail to young Boykin 10
enable hlm escape. The facts. as va lnsrn
.nem, are about these: Ga Yesterday eyen.
lng Doykln, senior, and his wiie Waited
Ihe jail with Sheriff Lipscomb to see
young Boykin, and when at tbe cs,o !,
IN which no is confined. Mrs B. lesned
against the cage and passed a small nsner
package through the wall of the csge IN
young boykin, and rs she leaned against thu
wall Sheriff Lipscomb said, "Niadsma
you Know that Is against NV
rules. lou must not lean on the walls
Mrs. b. at once exclaimed; "Boy, give il
back to me-" but young b. had taken 1 ,bs MIN IN
from one end of the paper and ont dronpad ,
delicate, nice burglar saw and cold.c6isel.
and he passed her back only the emnty
paper, and Sheriff Lipscomb then entered
the cell and found tho saw and chisel. 'This
morning Sheriff Lipscomb made complaint
against them. II is rumored that Boykin
sr, denies that he knew snyihipr
about Mrs. B. in,imidsting any such conduct
n ne says that he advised her not to do the ACT
he o. WAS with her in tho Jail at the time.
tomorrow the case of John and Ell
nM aiken comes up on a writ Of hsbeas corpus
tney are charged with the murder of Scober
county, in 1874.
inc docket is very heavy, and some i'm.
portant cases will perhaps be tried.
little grassy. P'
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Unwilling The htntuo of stonewn,
NupLanu

Now Of!eaLs. ~, Iv.---l 10 ceremonies o,
dedicating the tomb Of the association of the
army of northern Virginia and unveiling the
statue of Stonewsll Jackson which surmounts
1t, took place this afternoon at Metarie CEN.
etery In tho presence of several thousa.
ci'lzets. The ceremonies consisted of h.
Invocation by Rev. d. Herbert, the chaplain.
tho unveillng of the monument and the pre-
sentstlon of the monument and tomb by the
committee, tho reception Of the came
through Tho president Of the association, j..
D. Richardson, the reading of poem written
for tho occasion by Mrs. Al. a. Townsend,
an address by General Fitzhugh Lee, aud the
oenedlction by the chaplain. The widow
and daughter of General jackson were
present. AT the conclusion of tho ceremo-
MES MIR. Jefferson Davis, in response to
repeated calls, took the stand and WAS en-.
Enthusiastically cheersd. lie made brief
address.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-11

Lexington, Ky, Msy lO.-Tho races yes
terday were run in mud and rain. Tho frs,
race was a race of one and one.hslf mile.
Following Is the summary: Pope Lee 4-l-1l,
Batter L l-2.2, Windsmp SO, Mary Corbo,.
33, Hapsburg 66, Cornage 4-6, Thesis ~;
iime-l:50, l:6l!, l:57!, 2:0l!. Tho second
race, one mile and quarter, was won by
Tallsman in 2;lS. Alemambria second; Bran.
blctta third, The third race, half mile dash,
was won by Roderck; Rsndlc Campus sec.
ond; Doghend third. Time-53l.
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Disaster nj Sen.

London, May l0--A box containing q
patent log and two life buoys, all marked
Bucentaur, have been landed at Scilly. A
large mast and buoy marked Bucentaur,
nave also come ashore on the west side Of
Lizard Bound. The vessel on tho 9th instant
came In collision with the schooner Alicia,
OIL AberJs.. A medicine chest so marked
has been picked up and landed at Scilly, BY
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Jacksonville,

Special to the Herald.
Jacksonville, May l0.-Johnnie. the six
year old son of Mr.. George Lilly, was kicked
oy horse Saturday and seriously injured
A frame house occupied by negro family.
was struck by lightning yesterday, took ire fi
ana was consumed. The absence Of the FAM
ny At the time probably saved the loss of
lite. The house was the property of Hon.
FRANK Iempleton, and II was insured.
Heavy rains and happy farmers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-11
Waxahacllie,

"PeuIaI 10 lhe HefaId
"aHahachio, May lO.--Eli Perkins Ice.
.ared hero last night at the opera house. on
.ae philosophy of wit and humor. 10 An
intelligent and highly entertained audience.
ne h, VIII lecture to night on the Perkins family
III attended the pic mic to, day, given by tbe
professors and students of Marvin college,
The commissioners court ia in sass;on
with little business on hand, " 'D'
" IL. Rogers, the first child born in Wa,-
Hhachle Is lying very low with consumptiop.
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Desire OF the Irish 20 Emigrntc

London, May lO.-John Bright, in his
speech in tho house Of commons last night,
said that ifa great aoet should assemble at
Cork or Galway and offer FREQ passage to the
whole population of Connsugh,, Ireland,
It was probable that all, certainly half, would
ind their way 10 the United States.
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sherman.

special to the Herald.
auo'nsn' May lo-News came in late this
py'a'ns INA! the murderers of Constable
Siog houges bad been recognized, as man psmed
Stephenson, who killed a man a. M..,,u .Iu
ia N9 nsmaa 'urIe W wears Sgo' His companion
;s tnown tuu henderson; about whom nothing
mnrSa'aa Mmn; overlon Hodges, brother Of the
at A.. e' n, ,nan, WIN posse struck their trail
% ".r;u' maA DeA.9r's, where they stole horse.
were not far behind. ~ p''Suers
months. 0'' 'or siA
9 N; y, H. Word, for obtaining money under
ialse pretences, was acquitted. N'N''
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ErABLIsHED IN is,s
tPRCE FIVE CENTS.

"%e, mSa, Noble ! made short speech, saying th..
hns, ~wI ne came to Texas he did not know
;n now ne would be treated on sccount of hs.
wE NIX republican, but that be had never mat
sna "a ~ ,ssoy'hing but the kindsst treatment
hIa III. ,so saa. some of the hsppiest wears Of
ps ms n.e were spent in Marshall. Gove,,or
brown also made speech. 0"0'
s..;s,.u, ,. SeSree S L, Sands hss been appointed
Worth. '"'' WIN once At Fort
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OYerfOm.
Special TO the Herald

"PooI"I 70 tHt IIerHIU,
Overton, May l0.-A little son ofMr. Il,
Rsyford, living one mile from here, was
drowned this evening, by falling in tub Of
water.
Editors from the lower counties are pss-
sing through, on route to Houston.
Heavy rains In this section,
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Mr.. GIadstone's Speech

London, May l0,-Papen warmly praise
tho toDo and matter of Me-. Glsds,one's
speech 10 the house of commons Yesterday
ON moving tho memorial at Westminster
Abbey 10 Lord Beaconslield.
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Special to the Herald.
Bonham, May l0.-This morning Deputy
Sheriff Evans arrested man by the name Of
j. I. Stokes, supposed 10 DO ono of band
OF horse thieves operating in ihis state. A
letter taken from tho postoillcc & few DAYS
ago BY MIR. j. A. Jankson addressed to him
contained q letter written 10 j. T. Stokes,
aud showing 10 plain language the ear
marks of Illegal traffic In horse flesh. The
letter was s'gaod BY M. w. Hsrwell, of Yves.
Falls, In Fall county. Mr.. jackson kno wing
tho letter was intended for some ono else,
returned Il 10 tho post master, and notified
him ofits contents. This morning man by
tho name Of j. 7. Stokes called for tho letter
At tho postofllce, and was soon after taken
In charge by tho sheriff. Stokes refuses 10
give any explanation Of the criminal con.
!on,s Of tho letter, but stands pat. and saws
for them 10 provo bis guilt.
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spcc,n, weather Uu,Ic,iu,

Washington, May l0.-Thosrosisl weather
bullet in iodica,ions are that fair weather wi.
prevail In the middle IND soa,h Atlantic
states 10 day
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Special to theiIerald.

Special to thei Herald.
Palestine, May los. N. Pickens was
elected mayor In the city election to-day BY
llg majority over bis opponent j. K. Lyon:
me vote on the free school question stood
az follows l64 for tax; "a against 1t. s N.
Pickens is warm free school man. The
TAX being carried, effective schools will start
Immediately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-11

New Orleans, May D-A special to the
Vicksbag Herald, from Skipwi,h, reports
the levse o. Alsalis, La, has broken.
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Aamrshall,
Special 10 the Herald.

Marshall, May l0.-Colonel George
Noble was mado tho recipient Of two
splendid presents last evening. Colonel
Campbell presented him with q solid
silver service and tea set. on tho part of
tho railroad men, and Mr., w. n. Pope
with combination sci Of solid silver ware
on tho part Of the citizens Of Marshall, Col.
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CONFIRM ATOMS.

Tho senate in executive session to.dav
confirmed the following nominations: James
l. longstreet to be United States marshal
for Georgia; Absslom Blythe to be United
States marshal for South Carolina; Samuel
W. Melton to be United States attorney for
South Carolina.
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ORDERS BY MAIL

receive
be
kings:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-05

The following anecdote is told of Alex
ander IL. A few years before his death,
while visiting Odessa, cashiered officer
broke through Lis guards and casting him
self on his knees, besought the Emperor to
grant him justice. The Emperor answered
that he would consider his case, No,
no, exclaimed the man, "if you do not
see justice done me at once L am lost. u
Then the Car heard his story, saw that a
cruel wrong had been done, and promised
that the officer should be reilstated. Even
this, however. did not satisfy the man.
Tell me here, before everybody, that |
am an officer of yours. Father, and sign
this paper. Your mere word would not be
obeyed once your back was turned -
Nicholas would have bounded at this in
situation, hut Alexander II. taci-ly ao.
guessed il it and did what was asked OF
him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-05
GENERAL NOTICES,

Word OF Warntpg.-Ta protect the
puoilc, and prevent them from being imposed upon
Dy tae worthless counterieits and limitations of our
MURRAY & LANMAN'SS FLORIDA WATER. we
nave prepared paper in which the words "a LAsNAS
q hENf New York. appear In pale letters when a
iea Of the little pamphlet is he'd up to the light
ana whenever Florida Water is offered for sale
wrap ed N pamphlet that does not have this
water mark or stamp in it, then ii is counterfeit and
should be rejected. n5.lt
fffinh Halls PepsIn Wine Bitters and
pe haply AMI content. Cures dyspepsia or iuCiges-
tin Absolutely pure mr25u
For The Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
Conf ctIonery all kinds, at lower prices than any
other Gl,, hnuse-vholesale or retsil-cau at HsNRY
For the Hesi and Cheapest Heals In
the city, so to HENRY FISHER fe2S.,m
~ Fer Fine Cakes, Zee Cream. ETC.. go to
hESha FISHER, No. sos street, between Fifth
ana oNth. ie23-lm
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1t is complained in Louisiana that the
colored people are unwilling to pay the
poll.tax needed to support the public
schools properly.
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John S. Barrett vs.. }. v Sims ct al.-Cause sub.
mitted upon the pleading, and taken under adyist.
ment.
a. HeyHan Louis Strauss Argued and sub.
mitted.
Ex pare Charles Callahan, writ of hsbeas corpus
Petition heard and petitioner discharged.
Estate OF c. C. Hayden, Observation-Disclosures for
admission Of will to probate partially heard, and
cause continued to May 5, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Notice. Of Purchase.

ysyuIs Is TO CERTIFY THAT HAVE THIS
day purchased ,he entire share OF EMIL
BUCkoW in the late firm OF BUCk0W, MEESE 4
Co that will continue 20 carry on the wholesale
hanor business myself, under the firm naine of Id
WIN MEESE & CO, at the old stand. No. 725 X
street Sacramento cts, California that M full
name is EDWIN. MEESE-
Dated Sacramento, April 20, 1881.
.lsEN EDWIN MttSE.
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LADIES SLIPPERS Al grades and
styles-bedrock sale Red House.
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STEEL AND GOLD PRINCES, with buttons to
match Mechanics Store.
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state CT California, County Of Sacramento, SO On
this 10th day OF April in the year 1881, before ME,
elwood Bruner Notary Public in and for said
county. personally appeared EDA IN MEESE. known
20 10 be the person whose name is subscribed to
the within Instrument and acknowledged 20 me
thst he executed the same
isEAL.l ELWoQn. BRUNEI, Notary Public.
a2f lawsy'Tt
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT

WEDNESDAY, May 4ih.
and submitted.
Alexander Hal, native 81 Ireland. admitted TO
citizenship upon the testimony Of Andrew Noonan
and James Riley.
George Kineir VS.. NJ. NJ. Drew ct al.-Cause tried
and submitted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-05-05

AMERICAN HoG-There are more peo-
pie who go to untimely graves every year
through the aid of French champame,
than there are Frenchmen who die of
American hog meat. And this insidEops
beverage cuts of not the poor, but the
wealthy. No man is safe who keeps his
skin full Of French champagne, as a worm
is incubated i'll his flesh that never let's up.
It goes whooping through his system Ike
an army with banners, and makes him
think lie owns brewery, causes him to
make an ass of himself, and finally die
with the jim jams. The woods are full Of
them. Not only men, but women, get
trichina by drinking champagne, and they
carry on scandalously and at last it biteth
like a rat trap and stingeth somewhat. We
will give the French Government till next
Saturday to Withdraw its offensive remarks
in regard to the American hog, and if it is
not done the last French champagne has
landed on our shores that will be allowed
to land. When this country gets aroused
there will be champagne split. Vica Ia
american q Hog Siyno you bet.-I Pech's
Suo
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LADIES, attend the special Indictment sale
st the Red House for bargains.
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For CLOTHING, go to the bedrock sale Bed
House.
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GENTS 30 rs "A nice calf boot, war.
ran.ed, 81. Bedrock sale Re / House.
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Now IN STocK Large line Of ladies silk
aud Lsle thread gloves and mi,ts. Mechanics
Store.
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FIGHTING PREACHERS.

! Among the innumerable anecdotes told
of Father Taylor, the sailor preacher,
! writes the Boston CORES pondent OF the
/ Hippham .EoHJHal. we do not remember
{ seeing one in print wherein the eccentric
minister appeared as q representative Of
the church militant 1t was on the oeca-
sion of a camp-meetiDg some fifty years
ago, Just after the meeting had COM
/ meneed rumors of war had reached the
camp. A gangof dissolute fellows, headed
By notorious bully, had signitied their
intention of breaking up the camp-meeting,
but the brethren had paid but little heed
to these threats. and proceeded with
their exercises. One morning, inst as
the forenoon services were to CON-
mence, an excited and almost breath
less brother rushed up to the preachers
stand with the news that the gang OF
rouohs were on the march for the camp
ground. Some confusion eDsued, when up
sprang Father Taylor, shouting in stem.
torian tones: "Nho will 90 with me and
fight these Philistines :" The first man to
respond was Rev. Lewis Bates, father OF
the we'll known Rev. L. B. Bates. He was
a man of large stature and herculean
strength. Father Taylor was then in his
prime, and very tough, wlry and muscular.
OF fear he knew nothing. Several stall
wart brethren at once volunteered, and in
less than five minutes they were on the
way to meet the foe. When just Oh the
outskirts OF the grounds they encoun-
tered the band of rufiisns headed by
their leader, a huge, wicked looking fell
low "Now," says Brother Bates, " will
tackle that leader myself, and the rest OF
yer make the best use You can OF your
fists and cudgels." The two giants ap-
preached and clinched. In an Instant the
bully was thrown to the ground with great
violence, and the heavy foot OF Brother
Bates was placed upon his throat. In the
meantime Father Taylor and his aids made
such vigorous assault upon the rest of the
gang that they fed for dear life. Brother
Bates now addressed the PROSTATE bully.
who was writing and choking under the
heavy pressure. "Beg fer mercy, you
scoundrel : and he did beg, and solemnly
promised reyer to disturb another camp
meeting, upon which he was released. The
brethren, having done their whole daty,
returned, like Uncle Josh W!liicomb,
to their prayers and meditations.
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CURTAIN NET, 10 cents yard, a, the Red
House
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Metropolitan Tbeater-The a Tourists to-nigh
Match Race-At Agricultural Park.
Statement of money in the State Treasury.
F. and a. M.-Washington Lodge, tonight.
Picnic and flag dedication
Impd. o. r. NJ. picnic.
Wanted First class hostler.
L. a. o. D. Fidelity Grove, to night.
Auction Sales.
Martin Plug 6 CO. Household goods.
sherburn & Smith-Furniture. carpets, etc.
Bell & Co.-General sale
Business Advertisements.
Murray & L1nman's Florida Water.
DR.. LANES office, corner Third and j streets.
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Doors AND SHOES are one of the leading
bargains of the bedrock ssle-Rsd House
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LADIES, do you wish bargains in dry goods
Then attend the special inducsment sale at
the RAff Hnnse
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EOW. CAoWAiADER.

AToS. So 81 AND % FIFTH ST, SACRAMENTO,
~ dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers OF Malt and all kinds OF Meals, etc
Oatmeal CernmCal, Cracked Wheat, Graham our
Buckw wheat Flour, etc. eNew Grain Bags for sale.
ais lpti
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The special iuducement sale has been
grand success at the Red House. Visit them
for bargains in dry goods.
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IxRaR-and complete lines OF ladies collars
and cuffs. Mechanics Store.
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SPLENDID LINES OF DREss GooDs for 10
cent? yard, at the special sale at the Red
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JOSIE AND BLOUSE SUITS, il tweeds,
cheyiots, hannels, cashmere, diagonal aud
t.icots. Mechanics Store.
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LADIES HOSE. only 10 cents pair chill
dren's, s cents pair, at the special sale at
the Red House.
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AN extra fine line of boys sailor suits-yery
latest styles Mechanics Store.
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TRY the great Eastern remedy, Rock and
Rye. George w. Chesley, sole agent
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PRoF. TAPp, the well-known horse trainer,
is a. Carey's Stable, Twentieth and X streets,
handling wild horses daily.
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TAILoRs, ATTENTION

DIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By THE CON
p mittee at the office oi the ohicf OF Police OF
the city Of Sacramento, for the Manufacture Of
Twelve 10 SEi:s {PULICE CNIF0RAiS). Samples
ii Cloth aud style Of Suits to he examined at the
Chiefs otii.e. Material and everything necessary
20 be furnished by the Contractor. Bids to be
opened MAY 9, ISL. al ? o'clock p. VI. The COM
nittee reserve the right t. reject any or all bids
MATT. KARCHER,
r. W DUNLEVY Committee
mi - TIMOTHY LIE