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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-05-03
BRIEF NOTES.

The time for receiving bids for the Imp.
O. r. Ill. picnic has been extended to next
Saturday.
In the Police Court yesterday, Chas. Cole
hover was found guilty OF vagrancy and SEN
fenced to 80 days in the county Jail.
There was another continuance yesterday
in the case of Mary Mccarthy Farr, charged
with keeping disorderly house, this time to
May Ssh.
A cable composed Of forty telegraph wires,
each insulated with paraffiae preparation, is
being run along the alley leading sast from
the Western Union Telegraph Office. This
is to do away with such large number Of
single wireg.
Kohler's wsxworl exhibition an6 concert
company will be open at Turner Hall to-day.
The exhibition win be open each day from 10
a. N. to 10 P. NJ. A concert will be given in
the evening at o'clock. Further particulars
viii be found elsewhere.
Ida Bsmis, the girl who ran away from
Vacaville some months since and has caused
great deal of trouble in police circles 10 this
city, was sent to her father in Reno, New,
last evening, Judge Henry having made ar
rangements to send her there.
In the Bench Show which closed at San
Francisco Tuesday night, Sacramento was
not left out 10 the cold when the prizes were
awarded. Charlss Posts True Blue received
the first prize for "Llewellyn or Field Trial
Dogs, and General g. b. Cosby's pointer
puppy Bow, Jr., was very highly COM
Gended,
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WEATHER COMPARISONS.

The April just past was normal in some Of
its meteorological Gaia and abnormal in
others. Judging from its mean temperature
it was about as warm as April, 1882, and not
as cold as April, 1880, but very much colder
than April, 1879 and 1881. But looking at
the highest temperature reached during the
past month it is found that it was only zee,
while in April, 1873, it was 7S0; 1879, S9'
1880, 7S'; 1881. S40; 1882, SO; the lowest
temperature being about the same as it was
in April, 1880, which was the coldest April
in the past six years. The month of April,
1880, was the coolest April since this country
was first settled by the 49ars; and also the
wettest, for during that month there was pre-
cipitated over Ia inches of rain, while this
past April only 81 Of an inch was recorded.
The mean temperature for thirty three years
was 500 degrees, showing the past month to
be 6 degrees below the average mean tenn
peraturs for April for thirty-three years, and
ia also LOO inches of rainfall behind the
average precipitation for the past thirty-shrea
years, the average being 1.S7 inches. The
following meteorological table, prepared for
the RECORD UNION by Sergeant Barwicl, is
q comparison of the different instlumen in
use at the United States Signal Office for the
past six years, concluding with brief sum
mary Of the weather for April, 1888
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FREIGHT FROM TIE EAST.


Passed Ogden on April Both for Sacramento
VIM. n. Siddons, 2 casks cider Hall, Luhrs & Co.,
80 cases leaf lard, % barrels hams Mebius s. Co.,
packages plug tosacco; Gattmann & Wilson, box
dry goods, box cotton lace A. Dennery s. Co., 4
barrels glassware; Central Pacific Railroad, So car
wheels, so barrels valve oil John Breuner, box
upholstery Huntington, Hopkins & Co., 2 drums
and bundle iron pipe fittings, III bundles iron
pipe; Baker & Hamilton, cars moving machines
and fixtures 701 bundles hand rakes barrel vices,
box fixtures Neubourg Lagos, bags corks
Billingsley & Co., 2 cases carpet sweepers
For Woodand-F G. Scheffler & Co., Is spools
barbed wire, kegs staples J. Stamp, sewing
machine.
For Dutch Fat-w. ]. Hill, box music sheets.
For Vallejo-A. I. Robinson. case linen collars.
For st. Helena-Berringer Bros, box picture
frames
For Marysville-W. L. Lawrence, cases saddlery.
For observation-disclosures & jenkins, box
picture frames, box holdings, box hardware.
For Chico-W. J. King, 5 boxes canned maple
sugar and syrup.
For Red Bluff-Roberts & Cox, buggy.
For orovile-T G. Scheffier & Co., 20 spools
barbed wire, kegs staples.
Passed Demng, N M, ON April 2Sth for Sacra-
mento-Baker & Hamilton, car agricultural nipple.
ments; Standard Oil Company, car oil; Stude-
baker Bros, car wagon boxes.
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II STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES IL
Il you are SO unfortunate rs to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies OF sn
advanced order can safely say that there Is hsrdy
disease In the catalogue OF human Ills that can
not treat to successful issue.
LADIES' am always ready TO assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. am now able 70 treat you with the
certainty Of success No case peculiar to your dell.
cate organism is beyond my sure control
Ny Female Monthly Medicines are superior to any
offered heretofore and will be warranted TO have the
desired effect in all CAGES
Those Of the public who need my services can de.
pend upon gentlemanly, honorable add scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
l address particularly those who have been In
jured by youthful indiscretions, and those who
have contracted local diseases
Persons afflicted can, II they prefer, consult me
by letter, detailing the symptoms Of the disease
trouble, and receive medicine by express, with fu
instructions. All letters must be directed to J.
JoSSELYN, II. D., 226 Suffer street, San Francis
co, Cal.
Cure warrs ated In all cases, or no pay required
Consultations personally by letter. gratis. Senc
for book. Comfortable apartments Tor patients a
my Infrmary when desiredl, with experienced
Nurses
Consultation Parlors, 226 Suffer street. adjoinIr,
the Young Mems Christian Association Building.
Office hours-From 8 A. N. TO SPIN
My Diploma hangs In my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and harriag
For sale by all newsdealer5-
fe23 istf j. III. JOsSELHN. VI. ID.
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On Monday fisherman on the straits,
says the Benicia Ne,o Era. after having
hauled most of his net into the boat, found
some difficulty in getting in the remainder.
Upon investigation he found that an enor-
nous shark had swallowed four or five
fathoms of it, with the corks, leads and
three salmon which it contained. After a
hard fight the monster was dispatched and
towed to shore, and after being dissected
the net and fish were taken from him.
There was also found within his cavernous
interior an iron rowlock, several cans OF
salmon, part of a boathook, large can
which had been used as float for the end
of a net, and trip-hammer, evidently
from some pile driver.
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Chance for Bald Heads-Thefr Day Of
Belivefance Has Damned.

This is the age of wonders-wonders in sci
ence, wonders in mechanism, wonders in
everything. 1t has been said that the man
who causes two blades Of grass to grow where
only one grew before is public benefactor.
What, then, shall be said Of the man who
causes full and luxurious crop Of hair to
grow upon the barren and shining pates of
the large army of bald heads. who have well
nigh despaired of ever having natural cover
ing for their heads again. What place, in
word, shall be assigned to the discoverer of
Caroline? Shall be not have conspicuous
niche in the Temple of Fame. and stand first
among the benefsctors of his race To impart
new life and vigor to the dormant energies of
a diseased scalp; TO give strength and full.
ness to a weak and struggling growth of hair !;
to bring back the natural color and gloss to
bleached and faded locks, are 20 ordinary
achievements, since chemists and therspeut-
lists have sought in vain to accomplish them
for centuries. All honor, then, to the discov-
srer of the new hair restorstiye-Carb
and let one and all join in expressing higher
appreciation of the uses and possibilities of
that wonderful product of petroleum, which
contains the elements that work such myste-
rious and gratifying changes. Kennedy &
Co., Special Agents, Pittsburg, Pa. Sold by
all druggists
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DIED.

II. Il. and Addie III. Lee, 81 years and 10 months.
Funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from the resi-:
dence of E. /. Robinson, southwest corner Four
tenth and H streets. Interment private.I
Center Township, this side of the American River
Bridge, May 2 George, son OF Ernest and Henri.
eta Cordes, years, months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of parents tomorrow (Frday) after.
noon at o'clock.
PEORIA Illinois, Arri 2l-Rosina, wife of Frederick
BOIL, formerly of Sacramento.
Msrysville, May Luke O'Brien, So years.
Woodland, May Mrs. Maggie Merger.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

WEDNESDAY, May 3 1888.
April 30-John B. Hoss, Jr., to Christian Vail
Sc, 000-UndA of lots 3 and 4, X and L, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets, CITY.
May IN. S. Nevis to J. W. johnson 81, SOW.
lot 4, Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and
streets, city.
May samuel Cross to Joseph W. johnson; S.
Und. of w. of lot T. o and P, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Streets city.
December u, 1882 Capital Savings Bank to Mrs,
Mary R. Green 81, 000-W. ] lot 7, Z and F, Thir-
tenth and Fourteenth streets. city.
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Fine Hosiery.

Excellent value in Ladies Isle Thread at ST. IS s;
plain or ribbed, and in all colors
Isle Thread Hose relieved with handsome Roman
stripes, ST. IS.
Silk Hose in many dark and evening colors, So.
Finest Silk Hose So, SIS 50, So 50 and So 50 per
pair.
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n our DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT we are
prepared to do the finest work of all kinds The
most skilled and competent labor is employed,
and no pains spared to give the best satisfaction.
Our prices for fine work are moderate Will
make up any materials which customers may
bring US, whether purchased in the store or not.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

WEDNESDAY, May 2, 1888.
DEPARTMENT Two-McF ARLAND, Judge.
W. c. Fetch vs.. W. B. Ragsdale ct al.-Default of
defendant entered and judgment ordered in favor Of
plaintiff.
W. I. Wilson VS.. E II. skaggs- Continued for the
| session by consent.
Ida E. Andrews VS.. o. R. Runyon ct al.-on trial.
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Embroideries.
ELEGANT EMBROIDERIES, IN MANY PAT
TERMS AND ALL WIDTHS:

A line of Guipure Embroidery, in beautiful designs,
is worthy of mention. The prices are IS cents,
ST. IS, So As and So 70 per yard The lines of
goods, at lower prices, have been selected with
the same taste and care, and are equally as
desirable in their way.
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Episcopal CoNvocArIoN Convoca-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church for
the missionary jurisdiction of Northern Cal
ifornia met in st. Pauls Church in this city
last evening at 1880. Right Rev. Bishop
Winsfeld presiding. There were present
Rev. j. A. Shepherd. of Santa Rosa Rev.
w. S. Cochran, of Vallejo; Rev. i. G. Will
Jams, OF Petslums Rev. w. G. Powell, Of
Grass Valley Rsv. William Leacock, Of
Napa City; Rev. L. d. Mansfield, of BENZ
cha (; Rev. Carroll 81. Davis, of this city.
Lay Delegates-S. G. Gray, Of Benicis l.
U. Wickershsm, of Petaluma Thos. Walsh,
OF Eureka T. L. Thompson, of Santa Rosa |;
A. A. Van Voorhiee, W. B. Msydwell J. L.
English aud DR.. J. f. Montgomery, of this
city. After prayer Rev. Mr.. Cochran was
elected Permanent Secretary and Rev. Mr..
Leacock appointed Assistant Secretary.
Without transscting any further business the
meeting adjourned to 8 A. NJ to-day. This
morning the Bishop will read his report.
after which Rev. Carroll NJ Davis viii be
ordained to the priesthood. In the afternoon
the Convocstion viii meet for the transaction
OF business and il the evening at s o'clock
the conservation Of the new banner OF Sarre-
mento CommanderY. Knights Tenplsr. will
take place, when Rev. W. Simonton Ccch.
ran viii deliver the conservation address.
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BORN.

Sacramento, April 24-wiie of " F. Miller, son.
West Oakland, April 2s-Wife Of James Jory, q
daughter.
Nevada City, April so-wife of C. J. Nafziger a
daughter.
Near Chico, April 25-Wife of H. c. Burson, son.
Grass Valley, April 30-Wife OF Richard JONES' q
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April. 1878. 1879. 1880. 1881. 1852. 1888.

Summary for April, 1888: Average
hourly velocity and direction of the wind
for the month. at 400 A. NJ, rs miles, from
the southeast; at SOP A. NJ. s 6 miles, from
the northwest and southwest; at 4:02 P. NJ,
9 9 miles, from The southwest; at SOP P.
NJ, IS miles, from the south. Highest
water in the river during the month, 1919
feet, on the 9Th lowest water ia the river
during the month, 1868 feet, Oh the 29th /;
range of water in the river during the month,
8 6 feet. Dates of frost, 18Th and 14th.
Solar halos, or circles around the sun, on
the 9th and 2Ssh; Knock suns" or "sun
dogs, extremely welldefned, were noticed in
connection with the solar halo about P. NJ.
on the 2ssh, which is generally a good sign of
of the 2Sth and 29sh.
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my wife had fits for 80 years. says Henry
CLARK, of FAN field. Mich; Samaritan Mere
inc cured her," Your druggist keeps it.
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THERE IS BALM FOR EVERY ILL-If you
are suffering with chills, malaria or bilious
disorders, Mason L Pollard's Anti Malaria
Pills will neutralize the poison, expsl it from
the system, invigorate and restore you to
health. Druggists.
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For PICNIC PARTIES. -Chesley's unrivaled
Club House Punch. For sale by the bottle
or case. G. w. Chesley, 81 Front street, sole
agent,
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MARRIED.

| Sacramento May by Rev. DIR. Charles Taubner
at the residence of the officiating pastor, Charles
| Hannemann to Carrie Gruner, both Of this city.
Grass Valley, April 29-Wm. Brockington to Ella
| Broean.
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"DoNT DIE in. the house, Trough on
Rats" Clears out rats. mice, flies, reaches,
bed bugs. 15cents.
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YIGoB, strength and health all found in
one bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters.
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RUSSIA SALvE ia the universal remedy for
burns. scalds. cuts, bruises and flesh wounds.
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"lE CREDIT A E7E TUE PAR rIEcRATlTuDl.
Charles Robin,
Ego zoa y STREET.

E7oR THIRTY YEARS IN TILE CLOTHING.
II Furnishing Goods and Hat Business, has made
up his mind to offer to the public all goods in bis
line at VERY REDUCED PRICES. He buys his
goods for CASH and has no house TO dictate to him.
He does not misrepresent goods for the sake OF
effecting Gales He sells goods for what they are
and offers bats 70 no one
c. o. D. mz-0
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80 PLAIDS ~

Our stock is commensurate with the importance
and demand for these goods this season We are
selling them largely for ALL-PLAID COSTUMES,
or to be made up in COMBINATION SUITS,
with plain materials, which we have to match in
Cashmeres, Buntings, Cachemirinnes, Nuns Yelling
etc Everything from the smallest pin-head to the
largest plads and an indescribabe variety of choice
colors, blendings and effects.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

Eg Ali orders promptly attended to. SAMPLES
sent on application aois3u
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PIKE Il YOUNG

MARRIAGE MANUFACTURE ~z
ers, corner OF Fourth and - 100
L streets, Sacramento, have on E5a7FSF
hand the largest assortment Of Sla~S1l6Z-
carriages Wagons aud Buggies TO be found in Sacra
nerto which they viii sell at very low rates.
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other Farms OF all kinds, In different
counties in the State.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-31
AFTER MORE ROOM.
THE p, W. Z Ky. AND RIVER ROADS
yIswlns the Landscape Der Ia a not very Fruit.
tui Search for Available Ground for AddI.
tIOnal Track Room aud freight PleIl.
ItIss-othsr Railroad Matters.

A number OF the leading officials OF the
p, @. & St. L. railroad and OF the Ohio River
Railroad were In the city yesterday. Among
them were James McCrea, Manager, L. D.
Taylor, Superintendent, and NJ. ]. Becker,
Chief Engineer, OF the Pan Handle road, and
Senator Camden, President OF the River
road, Vice President G. W. Thompson, Chief
Engineer Wallace McGrath, and Consulting
Engineer slckles. The Pan Handle parry
came over the PewIky division In their
special car, and the River road officials III.
rived on the Andes.
The gentlemen named were all rather reti.
cent as to the object and result Of their visit,
They were Joined at the depot by the City
Board OF Public Works, and the party made
a careful inspection OF the river font OF the
city. The object was 10 fix upon some plan
BY which additional room could be obtained
for switches, yards and the Ike. The add
tiOnAl traffic caused by the completion OF the
River road. and Its connection with the
Pewiky, will make It necessary TO have add
tionaI track roou to handle tralus, ~ vel
as greater facilities for handling bulky
freights. The city owns piec9 OF ground
south OF the creek on the river front
recently a subject OF controversy il
Council. The railroads have their eye
on this. Another object OF The
visit yesterday was to locate the site FOL
the depot OF the two roads mt BenwOod.
To-day engineers Slckles and MCGrath anC
Vice President Thompson will take a skill a
| Monndsville and go down the river, making
| A tour OF inspection OF the road.
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ErArE sgcuRlrlys-pull.

LehIgh Il Wilkes. .....l0E
llama H.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-31

Ry thh nPncssS NJ hpoad,n,RkfD1 II IL In,
,onGsS 10 roUysr, tSo go~s nf carIs;n orsin.
Snto = ce,inis, at,nctnts in IVbIcS IL IL mos,
sssiIv cSaHaJ sstrrstsS With The fni5S al
tSe xnnth ard J;SssIsJ In arSas IN rrrivs
AZ ,IjS sNi sicoSoiSc TarnsnIs lion il 70,
~,rtsj In irSm nSJsS Iires nv i]ntroIncinc
tbs same in The donob bv means of STswsTs'
vssst Tins n mai mart n Tho 1our il con.
ysrted into rIncnss which again IL irent.
formed into aic5bol and carbonic acil. The
former ia ]reecSHjzsd by II, pecuIiSr yinous
odor srbsieS nv tLs leaves RSsn snaIcIsnt y
TsiSed> Both ya.-a nroiues the raising OF ths
souRh-i. e. 1he porous and money sppear.
ance,
nv this fermentation the flour not only
loses weight but la bread also attains quail.
lies which may iuiure Inc process of digeS-
tiop.
In order 10 eyada these io~conysniences
ohemISlS have long apo seSrcLed 10 imnart
Inc suopgy stiucture Of Inc doueh by other
means Iran yeast, respectiyely bS Substances
evolving gase0us bodies. or which, In the
oven srs tsausformed into gases tbemselyes,
To Inc best Known belong Inc blcar1onsts of
soda and cream OF tartar, certainly we'll
known 10 ali housewives. And with regard
10 most OF the baking powders of The trade.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-31

Squire Caldwell yesterday morning ilsued
a warrant for the apprehension Of John
Blattner, asomewhat notorious Eighth ward
rough. It appears that Blattner and a con-.
panion whose name is not known visited
tins Schmulbach Brewery Sunday morning
between 2 aud 8 o'clock. They were found
about the boiler room by Joseph Riester, the
night Waterman. They wanted beer and
were refused. They renewed their demands
aud were again refused and ordFr red to
move on. The roughs suddenly attacked
Riester with heavy iron crow bars, that
looked yesterday as though they had come
from about a mill. Several deep sea p
wounds were made on the nIghtHaIchman,
his face was cut aud his arm wss horribly
bruised and cut. He tried to defend him
self, but with poor success. Hlsyells brought
ASST lance, and the assailants fed. The police
kept the matter quiet urtil yesterday, In the
vain hope that they might catch Blattuer.
That individual is TOO sharp. however, 10 be
caught nsppinp, and even II his name did
not appear in the papers is not fool enough
10 think that he 10 not wanted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-31
rME A~MUsEnEXF SEASON
or ISS3.s4 at the wheeling Opera
House.

House.
Mr.. F. Riester, manager Of the Opera
House, has returned from an extended visit
to New York, where no concluded his ar
rapgements in tho main part for next sea
500 at the Opera House. In the meantime
the alterations and renovation OF the house
have progressed until the interior begins to
sumo something OF the appearance. IL will
present when reOpened In september. Mr..
RieSter says he thinks tie coming season
will be au improvement 10 the numbsr OF
first class attract ons over the last, and will
compare favoraOly with that Of two years
ago, which wss the best season yet experience
ed at the Opera House. Mrs,
Langtry will be here for one night
only-December Z, on which occasion the
price OF 8 ats will probably be higher thsn
usual. Mary Anderson will spend The season
in Europe, and Wheeling, with all the ether
American cities, will kaVe to do withouther
Anna Dickinson will be here two nights,
probably playing Hamlet" on one OF them.
Mr.. Riester attempted to secure John McCul.
Tough, but could not make any definite ar.
rangement. Mr.. Mccullough IL Ill. He has
some opea dates left, and his manager prom.
lSed condItionally 10 give Wheeling one oil
them. Mr.. Riester ssys the prevailing opiI-
ion in New York Is that the published reports
Of Mr.. MtCallough's illness are exaggerated.
Rhea will be one OF the attractions, and
Hazel Kirk" "Esmeralda" and "Young
Mrs. Winthrop" the three Madison Square
plays, will be put on here by the best com.
panies on the road. "homany Rye" Lights
OF London" THE World" and BARLEY Camp
BELLS "Siberia" will be the leading speotacu.
lar pieces. Light opera ard the popular
comedies OF Raymond and Robson & Crane.
with the usual variety OF less important
plsyS, will make the season an CT ioyable one
10 people Of all tasteR.
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Yesterday morning Jim Weir and o com
paulon named Delbrugge, both Six ward laos
rose about 8 O'Clock and started up CAldwelPs
run on q blackberrying expedit on. When
n~earitg Mt. Zion Cemetery, they noticed
open the door OF the powder house situated
Opposite the entrance to the cemetery, in
Which Baer & Sons keep their powder. The
bows were frightened at frs: and were
about to turn back. when Weir
happened to put his hands in his pants peck
ets, and there found a police whistle. The
nants were q pair OF his fathers, and tina
whistle was one Mr.. Weir had when he was
deputy at the Workheuse. James placed
this this to- to hi ard mp dI tbe my soo S'' and ID r ais up tu,f the
run. They had secured crowbars from the
cemetery, and had the door completely
smashed in. The boys could not identify the
men. and there Is no clue.