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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-27
BRIEF NOTES.

Reserved seats for the operetta can be Sc.
cured to-day. The box. office opens at 10 A. NJ
Wilson's stables, on K, between Third
and Fourth. are receiving new and substan.
tial coat of paint.
The Hussar band and the Fourth of July
COMMITTEES have agreed on price, and that
band will appear in the procession.
The fantasies will meet at the Court
house tonight to make further arrangements
for celebrating the Fourth Of July.
The dance at CORTLAND last Tuesday even.
ing was largely attended. The music was
furnished by Jones, Beebe & Grant.
To-day at o'clock A. n the County Board
plicants for teachers certificates at Pioneer
Hall.
The County Assessors office, corner Seventh
o'clock every evening this week, for the
collection of personal property and poll tax.
Rev. DIR. Frost will deliver a free lecture
this evening in the Y NJ. C. A. rooms, uude
the auspices of the W. G. r. i. Subject /:
Temperance, from Scientific Standpoint. {"
New sidewalks are being constructed on
the south side of J street, between Jecond
and Third on K street, in front Of the City
Hotel, and on Sixth street, between and K.
At u o'clock last night the slate at the city
prison was written upon as follows: All
Yack, threats against life; All Yack, dis
turbing the peace; Bill Holt, for safe keep
ing.
The opeu-air concert by the First Artillery
band last evening at the City Plaza was at
tended by the largest crowd which has Assem-.
sembled at the concerts this season. Every
thing passed off pleasantly
There will be meeting of the aids of the
Grand Marshal at the reading-rooms of the
Capital Hotel, this evening, for the purpose
of perfecting arrangements for the proposed
Fourth of July celebration.
Through an error yesterday it appeared
that the wedding of j. T. Whitney aud Miss
Fannie I. Smith would take place this even
ing. [ will be performed promptly at 9:45
o'clock this morning in the Westminster
Presbyterian Church,
Capital Council, No. 81, I. o. C. f., have
elected officers as follows c. c., Sam Wild
V. c., G. w. Clough; Treasurer, NJ. Wetsei
Financial Secretary, w. T. Gleason Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. E. Evans; Prelate, Miss
A. Hummei; Marshal, w. I. Burnside
Warden, E. G. Measure; Inside Sentry
Mrs. d. McEwen; Outside Sentry, Jacob
Hahn Medical Examiner DR.. J. r. Lame.
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NATIONAL GUARD BATTERIES Adjutaut-
General Cosby states that the resolution to
cu5 down Company B. First Artillery Regi.
ment, of this city. TO an infantry company,
which was passed at the recent meeting of the
Board of Organic alton, viii not be enforced
at least TO its fullest extent. The National
Guard OF this State owes the United States
Government about $4,000 The Adiutant-
General says that if he can obtain credit
therefor. he will probably return ten Of the
twenty battery pieces now in the possession
Of the San Francisco and Sacramento COM
panies. Gnd at az early date replace them
with lighter guns. He states that, owing 20
the size and weight, it cost about $3.50 every
tine the guns of the San Francisco battery
are taken out. The six Calling guns and
four of the smaller brass pieces viii be re.
tanned, the latter for the purpose of firing
salutes.
DEATH OF JOHN H. McNAssER.-John
II. McNagsar, son of Col. Jas. McNasssr,
proprietor Of the Golden Eagle Hotel of this
city, yougg man well and favorably known
in this community, died st 600 p. N. yes!er.
day, after long Illness from consumption.
He was young man Of more than ordinary
aOlIIGY, possessed OF that character that goes
TO mako sn honest, brave and generous man.
None knew him but TO lovs, meme spoke of
him but TO praise. He was 6 graduate from
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, where he
passed a most excellent examination. He
was a native of Bellfountain, Marquette
county, Wisconsin. and aged 26 years. Els
sister, Mrs. j. w. Donneiiau, of Wyoming,
who had been with him during the greater
portion Of his Illness, returned home about
two weeks ago. Mrs. Donnellan is the only
child left TO the bsrsaved parents.
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MAERIED,
RORN.

Sacramento, June 26-By j. C. Tubbs, Justice OF
the Peace, Francisco Bacc.ellia to lnez Keller,
both Of Sacramento county.
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When baby has pains at dead of night,
Mother in a fright, father in plight
When worms do bite, baby must cry,
II fever sets in, baby may die.
II croupy pains kill Leonora,
In that house there's no CasfOria,
For mothers learn without delay,
CastOria cures by night and day.
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TRAIN Men ~ BLUE.-All conductors and
baggage masters, and al passenger train
brakemen in the employ of the Central and
Southern Pacific Railways, will be uniformed
at an early date. The cloth will be dark or
blue navy. Brass buttons with a monogram
&C. P" will be furnished upon application
to the Division Superintendenss. The coat
for passenger conductors Is required to be q
frock, double. breasted, with rolling or Fl It
collar, with an outside pocket at the right
hand or near the waist sesm for the punch
There will be four large " G. Pr buttons on
each front, four on the skirts, two at the
waist seam, two below the bottom Of the
pocket lapel, aud two small ones on each
cuff. Freight conductors and bsggagemea
will wear a single breasted business sack coat,
rolling collar, with FIVE or six buttons on the
rightside, outside pockets at side near the hips,
and one at the lefs breast. The vests for all
will be single-breasted, with straight or
standing collar, five or six email buttons on
the right side, and pockets as usual. The
pantaloons for all will be Of the same color,
and made to suit the taste of the wearer.
Caps will be of blue, railroad style, bell
crowned, fat top. cloth or leather visor. with
small &C. z" button at each side. Those
of conductors viii have band an inch and 2
quarter wide, with gilt braid OF the top and
bottom of the band. Other men will have a
gilt braid at the center of the band. Con-
ductors, bsggsgsmeu and passenger train
bTakemen will wear on the front of the cap
metal or gilt-embroidered badges designating
the position of the wesrer. The uniforms of
baggage masters, passenger train brakemen
and freight conductors viii be exactly slike,
excepting that the conductors cap will be
ike that OF q passenger conductor. Freight
brakemen will not be uniformed.
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800 Acres-0nc mile from Latr5be; all
fenced Price, $40 per acre.
sWEETsRR & sLsIP. Sacramento,
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FVurr DaYER.-The capacity of the Golden State
Fruit and Vegetab'e Dryer is TO bushels per hour
Price, 500.
BROMLEY, corner Of Eighth and J, has got the
l1ss crfhar IN the State. A good 81 certain.
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100 EcFes-One mile from PIymouth |;
good Building; 80 acres in Glover, can be IN
creased to SO; 10 head of Cows and Heifers o
Horses 3 Wagons, lot OF Hogs, al Farming Tools,
with paying Milk Route IN town OF Plymouth
Price, $4,000
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Fer Si.5e0-SO Acres. with New Dwelling,
and Barn; 5000 Grapevines, 1000 Fruit Trees
-Four Acres in Alfalfa; Horse, Cow, Hogs, Wagon,
and all Farming Tools three miles from PenrYn,
Placer county.
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Buy the genuine Peoria acid-proot fruit Jar, the
best jar in the world for keeping fruit, OF W. H.
Hobby, Sl7 street, sole agent. The genuine has
the word Peoria stamped on the bottom. Be
Of California counterfeit jars. Those who have
ussd them say they viii spoil your fruit.
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Co TO Bromleys, corner OF Eighth AMI J streets,
for your clothing. He VIII alter and make them fit
you with no extra charge.
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AMAnOR COuNTY.

20 Aeres-DweIIing and Barn; 500 Fruit
Trees, I,5o0 Blackberry, 1000 Raspberry and 900
f1raneYines. Price. s.. 500.
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For S2,eec-sO Acres, with Title; 160
Acres Possessory Title; nine miles from Auburn,
in FL Dorado county. Good Dwelling and Barn,
Fruit Trees, Grapevines, Berries, etc. Well tim
bered and watered
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ACyBRFzsREEEF MEEZIoa.
eueinoss AdYarttasmsnta.

Mechanics Store-Linen Hats.
Red House-Pated Ware.
L. L. Lewis & Co.-Yapor Stoves and Hsmmocks.
A. Meister- Carriage Mandatory.
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Go AND see Bromley's goods and cheap shirts,
socks and underway. corner Eighth and j.
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jei-1mMWF
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81 AL orders promptly attended to. SAMPLES
sent on application. a9.is3m
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For SIS, Acres Grain, Grazing
and Timber Land partly fenced; some fine bot
tom lard on Sacramento river, y miles from Red
ding, Shasta county.
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$50 Acres, with Dwelling and Barn Fine
Grain Land, nine miles from Sacramento. Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-26
Killed by Inl,aling Gas.

WASHINGTON MANS SUICIDE N NEW YORK
The New York Herald to-day says: "Mr w. f.
Hennesy. boOkkeeper of the Everett house, went to
room No. 33, occupied by Frederick c. Burrhus
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, to leave BILL
The door was found to be locked and bolted. The
transom was pushed open. A strong smell OF gas
filled the hall. Mr.. Birrhus could be seen lying In
bed with his head near the fCOtboaTd. almost under
the chandelier. Mr.. Everett Crlwicd through the
tranSom and opened the door. He found Mr.. Bur-
rhus dead. Two o. he gaS-burners Were turned On
full head. the windows and doors were tightly faS-
tened, and a large white envelope lay upon the
table twas directed in pencil 10 Mrs. F. c. BurrhuS
No. 2ar2 18th street. Washington ID. {. Word was
sent to the Libtrty-Street police station. and at
Greenwich street. Very little is known OF the his
tory OF the suicide. He had been a guest OF the
house off and on for years. but, being of retiring
disposition, he did not talk much about himself
The impression prevailed, however, that he at one
time possessed considerable means He is supposed
to have lately been Interested in politics, but in
what way could moi be GScertaincd. He last came
TO the hotel on september II, expecting he said. to
return home in Il week During that time AIr.
BurruS often about the Office. but since then
he came and went by The Barclay street entrance,
and seemed TO slnn the companionship OF the
clerks Or other guests Up to two weeks ago lie paid
his bill regularly. He took no notice of ore sent
him few days ago. and The hGokkeeperS determine
alton to present 1t the second time led 10 the dis
covery OF the suicide Mr Bulrhus was about sixty
years old. He WAS OF medium size, and had iron
gray hair. WhiSkcrS and muStache. His baggage
consisted OF valiSe. and his clothing betOkcned a
sent to his WIFE, and the body will be buried by Mr.
Everett IL she Is Unable to provide for its inter-
mCGt."
In the Washington directory the address of Burr
hus is put down as No 2r22 18th street.
DWELLINGS FOR SaLE.-Three fine dwellings.
VII II modern c0nvenenceS. taStefully arranged in
every particular. on . and 9Th streets northwest
VIII De sold by D;lncanS.'n Bros. Tomorrow after
noon. at ) O'Clock. and affords a rare chance for
speculation or for those desiring home in rapdlr
improving neiCfborhool.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-26

POSTPONED BEcAUsE OF THE ABSENCE OF BALTIMORE


WITNESSES.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie, this morn
ing, Nr. Taggart assistant district attorney stated
that they had expected to be able to go to-day
with the case OF Geo. O. Miller charged with re-
ceiving stolen property-a silver pltcher-tak"n
from NJ. Reginald Fendall. but that late yesterday
the return Of Marshal McClintock. OF Maryland, had
been received that three witnesses In Baltimore
were non eSt. IN addition. he understood that It
would be agreeable to Mr. Ingersnll. who appears
for Mr. Miller. for the case to 90 over.
ifr ingPr~oil asked what was expected TO be
proved fy those wttnPSSeS-perhapS the matter TO
be proved ny them would h" admitted.
Nil Taggar said that the Indictment charged that
Miller received the St0cn pitcher nat he had made
return thai he had recovered The pitcher from the
firm Of Smith. Lyon IL West ii Baltimore and il
wa, expected to show by theta that they knew
nothing OF the pitcher.
Nj InEe"1n said that they we're the witnesses
the defense relied upon to prove an exactly oppo-
Site state o: facts
Tie GOtist.-WitnceSes dc not always remember
their tiI',; statements.
Mr. IrgerSnil asked: Gwen werr tie witnesses to
swear stated, IS ii material fact? II the re-
hut 1t was Rot material fact III the case whether
the return was true or false
TIE court said not being acquainted with the in
dctnenf he could not say whether the fact vi the
return was material OF otherwise.
Mr. IngersOll read the indictment.
The court said it charged the taking az felonious,
and The defense were not prepared 10 admit that
they would testify as stated.
Mr. InCerSOlI.-NO. sir.
Mr. Wells remarked tnat ii was Impossible TO go
on now
The case then went over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-26

GENTLEMEN.
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT
OR OVERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE
THE STOCK AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
The Goods sold there possess merit in style and make
beauty in fabrics and trimmings and the prices range
lower than those of any house in the city.
0nr$ Overcoat is equal to any s'oll at s 2.
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold ut $40.
Our 0vercoat is equal to any sold at S12.
Our 3 Overcoat is equal to any sold at S14.
Our S!0 OVercoat Is equal to any sold at 1913.
Our So Overcoat is equal to any sold at 500
Our $l5 0vercoat is equal to any sold at 1913.
Oir 80 OVer'oat Is equal to any sold at $3.50.
Onr - business Suit is equal to any sold at $40
~ Our $8 Business Snt is equal to any sold at So
Our $40 Business Suit is superior to most ones sold
Our Sl2 Cashmere Suit is superior to most ones sold
Our sl5 Corkscrew Suits are equal to any sold at s25
Omr SlS Corkscrcw Suits are equal to any sold at $50
These are made up in 4-button cutaWay, frock and
sack suits.
Our $40 Black Dagone Suit equal to any sold at s1s
Our go Black Cloth Suit is equal to any sold 35
Our $50 Block Broadcloh Suit is superior to ones
BOYS GOODS.
Our 81 80 Overcoat would he cheap at 81.
Our $3.50 Overcoat can't be equalfel at S..
Our 50 Overcoat is a bargain indeed.
Our So Overcoat is worth $40
Onr So Overcoat sells elsewhere at sl5.
Our S. 81 So So, 81, So SO or $40 suits are Just about
40 per cent below the usual selling: prices
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
In Cassirnere Chevo Doeskin and Beavers in endless
variety at all prices from 81 up.
GOSSAAlERS FOR BOYS AND MEN
at So, 50. 80, SO and $+The best in the market
Ii MI Silt STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Make no mistake and come to the corner 10th and F
streets. ol2
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SILVER 7 LATED WARE.

We would call your attention to the following espe-
cally low prices Goods all represented and will
compare favoraby with the highest price goods in dura-
bility and finish:
Five Bottle Dinner Caster double plate 9ar
Three Bottle Breakfast Casters. double plate, 99c
-Four Botti" Dinner Caster. with salt, 81 40.
Five Bottle Dinner Caster. solid top, 81 49,
-Four BJttlc Bft silfast Caster & 40
Five Bottle Dinner Caster. very handsome ri ne
Beanflim Pickle Casters, plain, fancy and colored
glasses, CSC. 90. and 81 %.
Sroon Holders IA large variety 99c to 81 ..
facy Sugar Bowls. III solid plate 18th glass bowls
plain frosted ana cnlGrtd. J.hc. to 81 %.
Cake Fruit and Card Stands from 99c
Double Plated Teaspoons. 10. per set
i he same warranted on white metal, y9c.
Rogers Triple Plate Teaspoons, 81 40
Double Plate Table Spoons and Forks, 99c per sett
he saline warranted White etal, JS Der s.tt
Rogers Triple Plate Table Spoons Forks S. SO per
sett. ' ~ ~
Rogers Al Double Plate Table Knives s1.49
Rogers Triple Plate Table Knives, 81 SO
Dessert Spoons. Forks and Knives of all the above
prices.
Zine Steel Solid White Handle Table or Dessert
Knives, elc.
Extra Fine ditto beautiful finish. 81 40 per sett
carving Knives and Forks from 79c. up.
Mitc Bone Napkin Rings, numbered, at 99c doZ.
Individual Salts, silver plated top, with shaker 25c
0tumb Brush and Pan. i'll all colors 49c
liable Mats Ill large variety from 49c sett
We also offer Electro Silicon" the best silver cleaner
IN existence which have given thorough trial for
= Eefhl years and can recommend very superior at
lUc PEI box - -' ~
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CITY ITEMS.
ln,o~t given away tomorrow only,

NIUnD$t gwen away tomorrow Only,
at r. Goldschmid's. S12 eth st. NV: spOngeS for
1Oc. worth soc: fruit saucerS for lc: glass mugs
&C.: Queen covered butter dishes 81. worth Csc;
cream pitchers Sc: SoOnholder with IL tea spoons
DE: plain gobletS for &C. with engraved band
for &c; Browns French shoe dressing bottles for
13c.: Queens bottle dinner casters 41c.; hoop
her sets handsomely decorated with moss roses
and gold. 10 pieces only s4la: colored glass finger
bowls for Toe, worth LIS; new design of real ma
jolica cuspadOreS &c. worth ;jc.; fancy willow
table mats for 23c worth SOC: cut glass individ-
llal salt or Pepper shakers for 19c: gallon water
pitchers 21c; crystal glass fruit bowls 13c.; deco
rated English china cups and saucerS oyide shape,
only soc, L d.. wGrth 81 10 bahy carriages at cost,
also immense bargains in decorated and White
china ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-26
VI. Au.cnstein. S17 9TH st.n,vy

Will present each purchaser tomorrow only with a
handsome souvenir when the following immense
bargains VIII be sold: Lava CUSpadoreS sc.; POrce-
lain-lined Pipkns l5c.: Decorated Antique Chamber
Sets 1886: K dz. Stone China Cups and SucerS 45c.
Chamber Pals, assorted colOrs. 35c.; y dZ. Fancy
G0bletS &c: at. Coffee Pot lie. Qt 1Gc.; OF.
1Sc.; = dZ. Ebony Handle Knives and Forks SIC;
Chopping Bowls Sc: Lamps, with chandelier trim
1ngS, &c; 81 sheets Paper and "a Envelopes &C., y
gal Crystal Water Pitcher 29c Celery Glasses 23c.:
extraordinary low price in Decorated Tea, Dinner
and Toilet Ware.
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COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC pI.4STERS.

For the relief and prevention, THE INSTANT
Piled Of Rheumatism, Neuralea, Sciatica, Coughs
Colds Weak Back, Stomach and Eow j. Shooting Pains
Numbncss, Hy steria. Female Pains Papation, Dys-
persia, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever. Malaria. and
Epidcmics COLLINS PI.ASTERS ian ELECTRIC
BATTERY combined with Porous FLAsTEE3 and laugh
at pain &c. everywhere. oc22
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Tomorrow Only.

400 pair blankets at $3.50 and sa..J. worth - p
and $780, good Comforts at CSC. 81. 10 and II. -.
Ladies' Coats at s115 and all better grades speci-
ally reduced. at ..The EXcelsor:o s04 .th street.
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ABSOLUTELY unE.

ERR E R 90 90 I.
ERR o w "A J.
X X O D AAA l..
Il 90 4 ILL
BBB KIM GGG
b b IA X X INN Nc g
BBB A Xxx lin NNG
b AAA X X I'm MIG CO
BIB All KIN Nm GGG
PPP 90 W " wDDD EEERR
PO OW W W w DE II
PPP . Wv WV ID DEE RRR
WV WV ID DE r r.
90 w Odd EEER r..
This powder varies. A marvel Of purity
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co, lO6 Wall street. NJ ap6
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE tHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Ort. ~ ISSl, 10 ami
For the middle Atlantic states. rair weather in
tEe southern portion. local raiDS in the northern
portion. variable winds shifting To westerly, fall
Ing followed 10y ri>in. barometer, STATIONARY
lo%er temperature.
SPECIAL EULIETIv-F,IE WEATHER TOMORROW
clearing weather l. indicated for Now England
Gn Saturday. picctsedt5 local rains. FciT weather.,
Indicated, for the n.i'gflie Atlantic states ana lake
I'-'ioh on saturday.
CHIlDREx,s OrEEco,rS Ei-,i.ian Bros. in and T.
TOMORROW, odds AMI ends in coIsets among
thfin are high priced goods. We viii close them
,ht - G-,.. our gn.;r French cGrsets in short,
Iasi:nn ana lon le:,eth, 1T - y superior patent
I!",iICal ccrsct, ia large SIZES, only, $50
Mrs MAX WESi. agt.. az eth street.
HAMS 1875 miss; goat spring heel button
CHIDHESs CLoThiSn AT Eiseinan Bros, sth and L
Now REApY-Our elegant lines Of ball souvenirs
and programs. men" and Gintr cards and opening
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF every a"a.,rii,tlon;
MORRISON & BUvAI-
statoners specirl'.5. 80 and 500 ID street.
BOYS CLOTHING at Frs, nIan Eros, 7th and E.
FcssELLs Ice cream AMI charlotte Russo.
LADIES in want OF dry goods and notions. silks
AMI fine laceS should attend The sale al oii 18th st.
NV See auction columns for advertisement
YOUTHS CLOTHING al Eisssnan Bros, 18Th and E
THE plans for the proposed COiOrcd WOmen'S
Home and Industrial Home sehool have been sub
nitt'ri to the Trustees for their approval.
Hams 81 ladies button. he-i in town.
OvEKCo.Ts at Eiscrnln BrnS. 9Th and E.
SEE assignee's sale ri stock oi ID. g. Hatch Co.,
at 93i street. \ rarc chance ~ obtain f;ne fur
n:ture at cost prices.
Fall ovEKSAcKs at Eisallan Bros, 9TH and f.
HrNRITTTt V DAVIS VI, filed y N
equity against Nary TrcaSir fn compel her 10 COM
plct" contract made with plaintiff 10y j. W. starr,
late brother OF the Defendant. for the transfer OF
lot >, square 40.
HAMS 81 Indies cali ,ho<., will last through the
winter, SD 9TH str"t.
IS PANTS to or,ier. Ei-..il-n Bros, 7th and f.
TUE best grad, of Norfolk oysters, %. per doz.
al the Marble SIi01n. Rreir price cliaT5 rd else
where s0c.
SIS SUITS to oTyier. Ei~e man Eros. 7th and f.
WORSTEp Bali. PRINCES. -. yard All color
pl'sSh"S. sltiiS and ieits. T.iS5elS gjl;mTfi and
Crti> To HItc new SEas,- Crt'Ncil wool. AIT;iSpA1
tiiascilc and embroidery silks Stamping. stamp
frg embroidery silk. 10. GpK.
Mrs. MN WESL. 1gt.. 11a tin street.
FINE TAILORING, EiscflIn Bros, 18th and f.
THOUSANDS of pairs 0i iI1hn's unrvallcd - ladies'
button SOLD last few EoEtis: moi failure, SIS
sth and 1872. PenEsy lvsnij avenue.
BOYS OvERCOATS. EiS,Inan Bros. eth and T.
HAHN's II boys hookhals warranted solid.
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, Hemplers, .5s Pa. ave.
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SOLDIER JACK.-POor Jack, ssCrazy jack we used
70 cah him, went for soldier, and when he re-
turned from the war bought himself a shepherd
plaid coat, shiny hat, and a cane with a deer's
foot for the handle To further carry his fayorte
Idea that .'style is everything he hired two hacks
one for himself, the other for his friends and the
last we saw Of him he was driving down PennSyl-
Vanla avenue, the happiest man In town.
"kings may be blest, but Jack was glorious;
Der all the Ills OF life Victorious
clothier. ~