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PACIFIC SLOPE.

An Aged Lady Gored by Bull- shooting
AFFAIR In Ariz0na-kuieide OF woman
Rife Shooting Match at San Diego-Ad-
vices from Gnaymas-The Nevada odd
Feiiews-stable and Contents Burned
The Lower California Hines-Efe,
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the high.minded journals that are
go zolicitous Cor The welfare of the
people, 80 valiant in the defense Of popular
rights, have not had q word to cay con.
corning the collapse of this latest "out-
rage" nor have they even published the
fscts. al of which il additional evidence Of
THAR iustics u and fair dealing o..
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SEyANTED-TWo GOOD SOLICITORS AND
w salesman salary or commission paid work
pleasant and permanent. Call between 11:30 A. NJ.
and 1880 P. NJ, or between 80 and T. NJ for terms
etc. W W. BOWSER, 527 street. je5 ii
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NOR SALE AT a BARGAIN, IF APPLIED -.
n for soon-A hard finished, two-story #.
house, containing rooms. hail. pantry, etc, LIZ.
few blocks east Of the Capitol. Lot 40x160. In
quire at this Office je5-1wt
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GENERAL NOTICES.

4 caTd.-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions OF youth, nervous
weakness early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, will
send a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America Send self-addressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH I. lNMAN, Station
D. New York City. mis- 4plyIufhS
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YEyo RENT'-A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
front room, with the privilege OF two ii needed;
also the Of piano il desired terms reasonable.
Inquire at 42l street, between Fourth and Fifth,
Oyer Ban Cohen's carpet store. ie5.tf
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a1o SPIN MANIAC GER. TuThs
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An Amateur Pedestrian Walks eff with
a Lille Girl.

NEVADA, June 4th.-Yesserday a young
man named Manuel Oliver, who has of late
been working at the painting trade at Marys
VILE, eloped With Maggie Quigley, a four
home in the morning for the ostensible pur-
pose of attending church, and that was the
last seen OF her by her mother, who to her
sorrow subsequently learned that her daugh.
ter had fed with the knight of the brush. It
is supposed that the couple went to Mays
vile, and the officers there were telegraphed
to arrest them should they put in an appear
ance. but up to this writing no word has been
received Of their capture. Oliver is an ANA
tsur pedestrian, and has taken part ia several
walking matches il different parts of the
State.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05

Advice 10 sgoshers-Mrs. Winslaw's
Soothing Syrup should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little sufferer at
once it produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cherub swakes as
bright as button" 1t is very pleasant TO taste,
II soothes the child, softens the guns, alays sll
pain relieves wind regulates the bowels, and is the
best known remedy Tor diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle nlSly1uIhS
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THs result 0, toe Frss Trade co1r.osior a. De-
zsit viii Be tie means q mora viAelg shsu ever
separating the DsHascrAcy into two very evenly
divided .aes ens white It has suPha.irsd the fact
thas sae s7sz. h2s - pscs IL the uzt;sasl ssHa-
paisa, are tsaI Sss R-Fusii Nal wiz desiio. 20
make Il CT ~ astes s-F.n snszzurs tsss q fs-iy
- rar-T.
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Howard BeDevoIent Association Don

Howard Benevolent Association D0na-
tons The officers Of The Towards thankfully &C
knowledge the re ,eipt Of the following donations
| Very servieeable lots Of clothing from Mrs. A r
| Morse, Mrs. John Doody, Mrs. I. II. Clarke, and
several unknown parties provisions from the Cap.
| ita Fl tel, and W. F. Yuhfe; and $40 cash from
Kohler Brothers. ie5-1t.
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reliable party st Muleie yesterday, STATING
that no one had reached the gold tields, aud
that no accurate information about the mines
or location could be stated. He also stated
that four Americans had died Of disease
supposed 70 have been caused By spscles OF
fine dust blown scross the Gull Of California
from the sard danes Of Sonora. Many OF
thnss who were st Muieis would return at
oncs, but being there will remain and see II
something will not turn up. There are cop
per. gold and silver lodges there, but no bet
ter than hundreds in Arizona and Sonora,
with 10 facilities for developing or working
them. There is great scarcity OF water
everywhere.
SHOT In the Back.
CHARLESTON, June 4tb.-A shooting sfrsy
occurred here yesterday morning, In which
L. Mcdowell was wounded. 1t appears that
an old feud existed between Mcdowell and
George Ellis, enc OK the foremen employed at
the snielter. Saturday Afternoon Ellis wages
were garnishesd, Mcdowell acting as the
spscial deputy serving the papers. LIZ the
evening words were exchanged between thsm.
Ellis was afterward heard 70 say OF Mcdowell.
" He got away with me this time bat ! viii
get away with him next time" That beiHg
reported TO Mcdowell, he said thas Ellis
would never cross the bridge again referring
TO a bridge over which Ellis had to pass in
going to work. He then went around town
looking for Ellis but did not succeed in fad-
ing him. Yesterday morning Mcdowell was
standing ia front of Brooks saloon, in which
he is partner, when Ellis appeared on the
opposite side OF the street, some fifty yards
distant Mcdowell did not res Ellie, who
Immediately fired with Winchester rife, the
ball striking Mcdowell just to the left of the
back bone, and ranging TO the right passed
ont in front below the right shoulder. Il is
not thought that the wound will necessarily
prove fatal. The preliminary examination set
for this morning was postponed uusil Satur-
day, to await the result of the wound. The
prisoners bail was fixed at So, 600.
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EoR SALE,

Ysyo RATIFY AND ENDORSE TIE ACTION
and Platform enuncsted at the late Philadel
pha Convention, and TO reorganige for future pur-
poses under the call of that boiy
All Irish aud Irish-Amer;can organizations, and
all synpathizers with the movement, are invited 10
attend. Seats will be provided for the ladies, who
ARD specially invited to be present.
Addresses will be delivered by popular speakers,
among whom will be Col. j. }. Tobn, Gen. J. f.
Sheehan, Hon. z. d. Ryan, 4. n. Clarken aud
others. je51t
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stated Meeting of sacramento

Chapter, No. 8, R. A NJ, viii be held at .EA~
Masonic Hall, THIS tuesday EVENING, A%
June 5th, at o'clock Sojourning Conn., "
panions are courteously invited to attend.
By order Of G. KELLOGG, Fl. P.
W. E. DAVIS Secretary. te5-1t
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NEW MEXICO.
Suicide of a Momar.
OLD MEXICO.

LoRDsBURG, June 4th.-Lottie Brooks
committed suicide here by taking poison last
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a. MASONIC NOTICE. a,
Laying the Cornerstone.

rEyHE OFFICERS AND MEMOIRS OF THE
I several hssouie Lodges Of this city. and all
sojournirg Brothers. are requested to assemble st
Masonic Temple THIS eTuesdss) AFTERNOON,
June g. 1885, al O'clock fer the purpose of joining
in the ceremonies Of laying the corner stone Of the
State Agricultural aud Industrial Exposition Build.
ing. +. c. SFoBER, ". b. Tehauia Lodge, n p. 5.
J. \. YOUNG, W. NJ. Washington Lodge, No. 90.
II. N. BLACKWELL, w. VI. Sacramento
Lodge, No. 10.
ALBERT HART W. u. Union Lodge, No. IS.
NM E. oUGHIQS, W. n. Concord Lodge,
No LII
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ing Star Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 25Ss
s. are requested to attend their regu-
lar meeting THIS Ouesday) EVEN sSsfHsTS
ING, June 5th, at O'Clock sharp. Members Of
Germanil Lodge and all members Of Sister Lodges
invited. MRS. L. SOLOMON, Noble Grand.
Mrs THos WARHBY Rec See je5-ltt
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= me LOVER caIiferr,. rrins..

LIKE CRY JuBe 4h.-Ps,ties in this plsce
fitted GU pgsspsctoEs and ssnt them in search
If the rninzs CT Lover California - soon as
TIE srss announcement q the now discsveTies
~. .assss bur nsshing Las been heard from
theas. = ssz klsnzH Esoissd letter from :
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ARIZONA.
stahie ne.,ra,..l hr pire

PHgsI, june 4sh-Szlisbr<y 4 Co. e
stable, rear River ,isssien. on the Black Can
yon rosd, so-idensslly took Ire and burned
yesterday, with contents Of hay. grain, hsr-
mesa ara ak horses. No insurance losz,
c1 Ef1
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05

TSOR THE CURE OF ALL DISEASES ARISING
! from impure Blood any imperfect action of
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys or Lungs. Full direc-
tons accompany each Pad. We ask those who buy
this PAD to give il fair trial Do not give il up if
it does not bring about cure instantly. Wear it 80
days. anyway. TRY to be almost as patient with it
as YOU would be with doctor and medicines, both
Of which cost you its price many times Give it
Jar trial, and sou will be than satisfied with
the result. The sane Pad should never be worn by
more than person. Sent to all parts, G. o. D.,
or on receipt of Postoffce order Sold at the Boston
Bazaar. e21 street, between Eighth and Ninth, and
at the Pacific Water Cure northwest corner Seventh
and streets. L0Ets A. KELLY, Agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05

Eostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters meets
the requirements Of
the rational medical
philosophy which at
present prevails. 1t
is a perfectly pure
vegetable remedy,
embracing the three
important proper.
ties Of a preventive,
a tonic and an aitera-
tive. 1t fortifies
the body against
disease, lnVigorateS
ard re-vitalIzes the
torpid stomach and
liver, and effects a
salutarY change in
the entire system.
For sale by all drug
gists and dealers
generally
L.
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The glncers and Menibera OF Sac. e
ramento Royal Arch Chapter No. 5, viii as-ESA.~
ssulble at the Hall THIS tuesday AFTER ~ *
NOON, June 5th, at . o'clock, for the "
purpose OF participating in the ceremonies Of laying
the corner stone OF the Agricultural Building.
je5-It c. KELLOGG, II. 2.
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onlcers and members Of Paclfice.

Encampment, No. 3, l. o. o. F-You areS\%S
earnestly requested TO attend the regular ~
meeting of your Encampment THIS (fues-/ y
dayl EVENING, at o'clock. You are needed for
work Members OF Occidental Encampment and
so3ourning Patriarchs are cordially invited
ie5.It B.CI NJ J. SMITH, c. P.
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IMPOhTANT nCTICE
TIE HEW FREDERICKSBURG
GENUINE LAGER

EfQUAL TO TIE BEsT BRANDS OF x<a
A. Eastern Beer, IS now FIR sale l., fessse7-F
ard battles AZ HENRY PosrEL,s. so + X ~
street Prize pe- dszen-Quzrt Bottles. fafsslt
s,s2perz, u 70; Pint botsiss pztssst stspaeIs. oil
$50, D9rrestic Bat'ls eess Al 81 g oer Lee,
~ Ss<sts q cent, per dozen FOR Plnts DeNvsraA
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All communications for publication, and ali
etsors upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RECORD UEios. wExELY USIos. Of The
sacrsmeato Publishing Company.
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No. SIC Sixth ST., betucen and }.
CONSISTING as FOLLOWS One Steinway Piano,
Stool and Cover, cost $3.50 one Elegant Parlor
Set, three Walnut Bedroom Sets, two Laurel Bed
room Sets Spring and Hair Mattresses, large Mis-
sion Blankets, French Pillows and Bolsters, French
Plate Mantel Mirror Lace Curtains, with Silver.
plated Poles, nine Bodie Brussels Carpets, Easy
and Reception Chairs Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut Dining Chairs CrockeTy and SilverEare,
one fine Range with Fixtures complete and
general assortment of Parlor, broom, Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture.
n B.-Parteular attention is called to this sale
as the entire Furniture and Carpets have been in
use but three months. ~ S ile Positive va
d. J. SIMMONS, Auctioneer
je5-3t Office, No. 1918 Fourth street.
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sacramento tou,uaudery. No,

Sacramento Consmandery, no.
2, Knights Templar. Members OF Sacra- -1SSsfsas-
meDto COmmsndefy and sojourning Sir ESG
Knights arc requested 10 appear at the 4
Asylum, in fun uniform, st O'Clock THIS MN
(PGestay) AFTERNOON, June 18th, for the purpose
Of acting as escort 70 the Grand Lodge Of F. and a.
~ in laying the corner stone OF the new Pavilion.
EDWARD LYON, E. C.
8. a. REpINeroN. Recorier iah-lt
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Fi0peers.-Tke Gflieers OF the AssOcia-
ton, and all members having eonveyances, are re-
quested to meet at Pioneer Hall THIS (Tuesgiay)
AFTERNOON, at $50 O'Clock, TO join in the cere-
monies Of laying the corner stone of the Exposition
Building. A. II. POWERS, President.
JoHN 5. MILLER, Secretary. je51t
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NOTICE.

A LII PARTIES HAVING cLAIMs{ 1A.
"a against the Sacramento caledonianE, u w
Cln0 viii please leave the same with SeOttas Nv
& Muir at 303 street, before Wednesday 49,
evening. TII0S. SCOTT, Chieftain.
]. MOCALLUg, Secretary. re CT i42t
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Simond'a Nabob Bourbon Whisky

F1EsT II MARKET, WILL CURE NERVOUS
~ nesz, debility. Indigestion, fever, weakness
dyfpepgis chis etc. Has been sold IN all tie East
era States and given universal satisfaction. II ia
I feser and asus, nervousness, weakness debiiity
dyspepsis Indigestion etc. u IL nov introduced 10
the public Of tbs Pacific Slope, iniorsed by the Ger
tie4te Of the eminent d. : Dana HAYES, the State
Aszaysr Of Massachusetts, and Dr. VI. C. Louderbsnk
Of 81 Louis. No., both gentlemen prominent Ia
their profession, and which Is guarantee 10 An
buyers of IL purity and quality can show thou
sands Of lsttes from rers9ns, from all parts Of the
Union and Canals, 70 testify 70 its merits and the
benefit 1t hiss afforded as family remedy and tonic
Kept By all Leading Druggists ard Groeers az sr,zn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-05
In,ne Hee,s aNptes of necoratIon pay..

In .iie Bees '.soses OF Decoration Day."
Il name is mentioned of OF the contributors of
flowers, to which is added " An aged lady" 1t
might seem that the name alone would have been a
sufficient designation OF one who has been so long
and well known as a resident of Sacramento, and
the addition the " Bee" has seen dt to make was
uncalled for the part of that iouraal in the
sense in which the term generally used, is untrue
and uncOurteous lie5-Itl @
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Native seas, You are urs eatsy requested
to meet at Pioneer Hall, at o'clock IRIS tues
day. AFTERNOON, to JOIN in the ceremonies OF
Ia; ing the cornerstone Of the Exposition Building.
II. w. KLAYS, President.
FB OWNS, Secretary je5-lt
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LoDI, June 4th. = Anbram De Force,
fsther Of Laura De- Force Gordon aud Gertis
De Force Cuff. Of the Yailes Revie1c died
this morning Of chronic bronchitis, aged 50
yszrs and EIGHT dsvz
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Hot Weather-Church to be Repaired
The Lompoc Saloon Cssc-EsiSh L.cens
-SnIdIers Coming.

SANTA BARBARA. June 4sh.-- At 10 A. NJ.
in tee shade the Thermometer stood at So ;
at noon, 92'; at last evening the mercury
was one DEGREES higher than at noon.
An entertainment is being arranged to raise
fants to Tepeir the old Mission church.
The trial of Saunders. for completely in The
destruction Of The saloon at Lompoc some
time since, commences tomorrow. 1t at
tracts considerable attention.
The new license blanks will soon be issued.
a few saloon-keepers have siguifed their in.
eention TO pay the increased license, but the
majority viii contest.
Company K of the First Artillery, are ex-
pscted here Ffidsv or Saturday
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Rias shoatinr naieh.

SAY DIEGO, June 4,h.-Tbe second rife
shooting match between the City Guard Of
this pisee and Company A, Eie hth Infantry,
by four points. TIE aggregate scores stood
City Guard. 2ss; Company A. 2S5 The
Eild was ua.syorAble 70 good shooting.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-09
The Song of Solomon.

The religious people of st. Louis are ex-
cited by newspaper controversy about the
book in the Bible known as 1.-THE Song of
Solomon The more conservative among
the clergy say that |. is as much inspired as
any other book in the Bible; that solomon
wrote it; that II Is an allegorical picture of
the mystical union of Christ aud His Church;
and that every one who denies these state
ments is rank hereto. One of these, the
Rev. DR.. Brookes, thus explains the mean
ing OF the book: at is called the Song Of
Solomon; elsewhere we read that he made
over thousand songs, but this was pre-em-
inently his, setting forth In the glowing Ian
guage Of the Orient the all-consuming love
OF God for bis people. Ii has always been
so understood, and the loyelest and purest
lessons have been drawn from meditation
upon it, 1t is true it has suffered somewhat
at the hands of the old translators, away
back In King James's time. They used lam
guage that was harsh and rough, words that
are not permissible in the polite parlance of
today
The Rev. John Snyder, who represents
the opposite view, says: "There is no evil
dence 70 show that the book is the work OF
Solomon. 1t was most probably written bv
Northern poet, who had no great regard
for solomon; of course the great king men
toned in 1t Is Solomon. The North was al
ways restless under Solomon's reign, and il
1t had not been for his great executive abili-
ty rebellion would have broken out before
bis death. The people there had no fancy
for paying taxes for a capital which they
never saw, and when he died ard his son
came to the throne they said; We'll have no
,r&41 lie 49, -
not make them the concessions the7 asked.
they seeded. All this talk about mystical
or allegorical Interpretation is nonsense. 1t
is as though you were 10 say Of Hamlet or
any other work, that the author did not in
tend TO descripe actuaiities, but TO set forth
certain philosophical or other principles un-
der the gnise of play, poem or other writ
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-09

pared with what she obtained from her En-
ropean rank. When crossing the Alps she
swept up for two days in advance every
available horse, engaging at one point no
less than eighty; but she could only sit In
one place in one barouche, and moved, on
the whole, no quicker than other people.
The huge suite seemed to be merely bur
den, choking up the roads, calling forth tire
some crowds, and sometimes creating wearl-
some delays. There was physician, for
instance, who actually fell Ill, to the loss of
eleven hours. The Empress upset the trav
cling arrangements of great line for three
days by her requirements In the way OF
special train and extra precautions; but any
one rich enough to hire saloon carriage
for himself, and pay for plot-engine In
front, matter of less than pound a mile,
would have travelled with just as much per-
sonal enjoyment The Empress's rank, no
doubt, helped her greatly In opening mac
cessbile castles, attracting experts as ccer-
oni, and securing her near Naples paradise
TO live in which no money would have pur-
chased; but the command of millions of it.
self procured no more than thousands
would have done.
AS to creating a grand place--the idea
which Edgar Poe puts into the head Of his
imaginary mlllionnaire-it is to be done, no
doubt, with skill and judgment; but when
the colossal once enters into an enterprise of
the kind, 1t become.sun enjoyable. No priv
ate man would be happier even In his own
thoughts for creating Versailles, and short
OF Versailles, half million well laid out
will do all that is required. TO ''found a
family" in the English sense, is in America
and Australia impossible; and great estate
gives comparatively little influence, and, be-
yond certain limit quite attalnable by any
rich man, no particular pleasure. What Is
the use OF owning square miles when no
body Will cap to you, or recognize your
greatness in any way that is not half-hostilee
OF course, II the mammoth millionaire Is a
collector, he can make q mammoth colec-
ton; but when once you have acquired all
the snuh-boxes, or jade bowls, or fine cats
eyes to DO procured, a THOUSAND more speci-
mems add very little to your qualification. A
collection loses Its charm when 1t is magni-
fled into museum. Besides, all these
things cost comparatively little. They can,
any one of them, be done to any reasonable
extent by a man with hundred thousand q
| year; and we are talking Of the millions
naires, to whom that income seems respecta-
Bile poverty. The true mammoth Crmsus Is
forced to accumulate by the difficulty of get
ting rid OF his money, and soon finds that
really TO use IL with visible result adequate
10 the power expended, there is no way ex-
cept to increase and increase his business
operations. That is the reason why, in
America, he continues his trade; aud why
his son, with still greater wealth, will be
tempted TO continue after him, and to keep
on rolling up the SNOWFALL till smaller men
declare, as they are declaring now about the
railway kings, that its bulk Is becoming dan.
| gerous.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-05-09
Led Off by j. Fl. Griffith.

The proprietor of Florida hotel has been
in deep grief since President Arthnr's visit
not because the visit itself was unsatisfacto.
ny, bat because OF an unforeseen circum-
stance. Before the arrival Of the Presiden-
tial party this proprietor had adorned the
head Of his register with tie most elegant
pen-scroll work He had made It glorious
with appropriate national beraidic design
and planned that the Presidents name
should lead the rest. Unfortunately, in his
absence two humble travellers entered and
registered In the place under the scroll-work.
The proprietor entered, tore his hair, but 10
no purpose, and the signature Of Chester A.
Arthur follows that of the insignificant but
irrepressible j. H. Griffith,