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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-08
Immense Display New Selections !
c.. GAUTSCHI g. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF MUSICAL BONES
STE. CROIX, SWITZERLAND.
SALEsROOMs, NO. lois CHESTNUT ST,
PHILADELPHIA.
unVIrtfl
FOR kILE.

gHOR REST
3 Two STOKES and dwellings No.. 81 and
In' Nor1n Queen street, opposite North. rn
Market EOusc. Apply ut No. 1913 NORTH
QUEEN S1RtET. ,I2l-ttu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-08

Tor EEST.-A LARGE RESIDENCE 1 ~
Il New Buffalo (a town on the Su-I uclanna
river), beautiful, hign location, with stable,
Out-EOuscs and large garden; suitable for a
summer boarding house or 81 TemrCrG nee
Hotel. Rent low to 4 desirable tenant. Ad-
dress. with name and residence,
"E. M
i2-owdE No. 81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
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%.,r |iiTE f3.'ti,-iyii ami I'"gi ot.I..
.,-.. .'ni,.4.i >i;"t,+ .:n',,.a reDp.tett titily
:>,,ra - t.ut.a, - North pI;,rl: street..
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I'urii, ;he BLOOD.
SWlIEE'S PILLS.
sWhYNE'S PILLS"
SWAYNE'S PILLS"
ACTS AS A HEART CORRECToR

ACTS AS A HEART CORRECTOE
and by cleansing, regulating and strengthens
ing the organs OF digestion, secretion and alb
sorption. cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner.
yousncss, Dizziness, Debility, BilliOusncss,
Bad Breath, Jaundice, Liverand Kidney Com
plaint, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, 1ndi-
gestion or Dyspepsia, Headache. Constipation,
Fevers, Malaria and ContagiOn, Fever an
Ague, DiarrhCea, DrOpsy, Colds. Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when all other remedies fail. They keep the
system in q healthy condition by aronsing the
torpid liver to healthy action, and cNpclIins
by the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisOns the foundations OF life, Ee particular
to obtain "Swaync's Pill Price y cents a
box OF SO pills, or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DIR. SwAyNE& So", Fhila
dclphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist tor them. sent by "a;;
to any address. octl cOdSw wM.H,f
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-08

Quick, complete cure. all annoying Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
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Chi. 40
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SLEIGfsS. &c.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
FROM IBEI.TON


BFlroy, May 3.-rom johnson,
charged with assault with IN eut to
murder, was convicted in the district
court this week { aggravated assault,
and fined 500 and impris umcnt III the
county jail fr twelve months.
Clint j ,lmsun lrplurrIl WAS con.
vctcd If assault WI h irieut to murder
aud sent to the peuirontiary FOR four
ye ~.
State va. T.. C. Rohrcr, charged with
lerjury, continued.
The cu-c of the State Va. Dcblcr,
charged with attempting to poison his
wife, is now ON trial There seems to be
no doubt, but that sine hnd b cu
poisoned, the only question being as 10
who pat the poison in the food. Ehe
feellns at Snlaio is aid to be- very
strong against him. This viii probably
be the last case un trial this term, Hs
court closes Saturday.
T. y. Penny, Esq, Of your city, WAS in
town tins " ok looking at some legal
business, and your 90 resp udcut ia in
drblcd to sumc fair young lady NJ Wucp
for some boaut iul flowers Of VIII cha Mr..
+ WIS the bearer, and Tor which ! beg
hereby to return thanks.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
rROu SN> ANTONIO
The WATSON Robbery New Military
Post-lhe Inquest Ever Supposed
Convict.


Special Telegram Foo tn" Examiner.
san ANloNio, May g. General Nucur
and u,hcr army officers, ut mlht ny head
quarters, have received information Of
the reported rohb ~ of Major Nussuu,
paynu- ter IN the United 81 ties army,
their figures, however, place the
amount at $1,000, instead of '2LOlu
Gue,M Augur has cuniilri &c that tho
rvbbcr- will he caught aud tho money
secured. \ dispatch received tins morn
ing says tina one pa ty, supposed to hc
implicated an the robbery, was arrested
hy the sheriff NJ Shackclfurl county,
near Shuckc rat, beyond IT, Davis,
who now holds Inn fr idcuilhcHto.
Tue former pay master at 1T. Worth suys
that while he was paymHrtur there, ho
wa- continual y logged 10y II certain ow
gang, members of winch woro 1lwHyR
on his track. He curld II t 90 from hlH
ullirc to the bank, or from bank to rail
way, without ben iuilOwc and he WAS
kent on the alert constantly. 1t Is sup
posed this same gang, part Of 1t, X to
blame for the present robbery. Mu!ul
Wasscn is held in the highest esteem by
his fellow officer and not he slightest
suspicion rests II on HIM.
Inquest ON the dead convict, Ralph
Gardner, was comp etc. tu-du.. ii,
was fully id. uttird 10y hls mother, vito
dcclrcd he WAS an escaped convict OF
justlinhle huwicllo.
The government has recently pur.
cha ed forty ucrc- ot hand adjoining the
present cite Of military dopatim mt "a d
will soon begin the expenditure " 5000,
600 in erecting handsome twelve com
any post and bcHutfllug the grounds
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

A largc excursion from This city aud
county aud from surrounding cities de-
sign going to n shylllc, Tennessee, this
mon h. Round trip tickets good Tor
sixty dnys can be- had Tor S3j. DR.. ".
II Wilkes can furnish all information,
The occNsIUu ol TINA or rather the
excursion, Tor one will leave here ON tue
lith nud the other on the Dist, one week
later, ia tn gathering Of tho Cumbor-
land Presbyterian Assembly, and tho
grand competitive prize drill and mil
tuiy display, which vail uncur ut Na-h-
yl.lr. Some thirty or forty nro expected
tp leave on the llth, to b IN Httenlnu -
upon the Presbyterian Assembly. Those
who are going to aco the drlil d mill
tt,y IIspluy vii leave ou the 2lrt. a
mrgc numb uf Nurultos will attend, u
number from liillAburu aud many from
the comfy design going. the grand
military exhibition VIII he something
unparalleled lhr celebrated old war
horse, Gen h. T. Cncllhtm will be the
chlrt marshal Ol the grand parade. On
the oumml'tc, viii De found the nnnc- IT
Eutrcs lur the comp li!Iyc drll have
been made tom al quarters OF tho
Union. Nh SIGHT viii be u grand one,
never to be- iorEottun by any VINO wit
nr--r- ID II IL not yet knpNn VINO will
attend from Waco, but the list OF those
who speak Of going Is large and the eX-
ccrdlug.y low rates viii induce many
ia 90.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
IEsUu sLIINGTON.


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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
GENERAL TEIIGRA1I~
Items Of News from Various Parts Of the
Country

Eo-ruN. May 3.-lhc house To- day
voted $4,000 10 tine 1rwkcsburg aims
nousc, whch h. the same appropriated a-
that iu the yutord chuiti,- hilL
IHE TEwksBuEY IS' EsTiGhriuH
Busro>, Mass, VI y3.-Dr. c. &. Mar
tan testified at the IcWksbury cXamlua-
ton today that hr WIS "a student at ilar-
ward medical school from 1871 10 lS7L
Au4 that no babies wcr. ever dIsscct d
there aud 30 iuiaut bodies We're ever
brought IN hut once He said no dogs
or cats were ever dissccted th re-, aud
consequently their remains were never
mingled with hose Of human beings, Hs
asserted IN previous testimOu About
Sl2 were paid f1r bodies. He know moth
ing Ut the diHrosi ion made % the re-
mains after dissection.
LorcuzD g. Fairbanks said he had OK
amiu d ook7 boo which Chas q. Marsh
had recorded money Of patients, aud
there are ti'ty.iOur grasures aud a,tera'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04


tious, fnIty'seveu VI ~ hich figures ARE in .
the money columns. These books cover .
from lSGS. but fur the first ten years "
the present management NO books can
he found. The governor then took his
story hook and rrud thut uu INN Il,
uuri,l Allan hnl died tu 1877 L,uv,,,.,
SIG ON thr mnuny bnnk Nll,u's nss,t.
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TT"'i, "I' size WAS 'r'''l.o'i VIII W, ma
'''u ~" Ms Nu""c" ''"Sur' """ "''u hl"u'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
TIL: i'gssE RECORD
The oss of Day Great Suffering.

MOLINE Ill.,, May A brick bull ling
oc'urnd us u hotel and owned by Il.
ilau-lcr. Ma, burned yesterday morning.
In,- $1,000, iusurnur, ,6,OOu
RArINr, WIZ, May 3 \ lire last night
In the Mason block, damaged the stock ol
G. &. THROWN, halter $1,000, Insurance.
$4,000.
IA. FAmFulp, Me, May 3.-Ihc fire
last night turnrd twelve fannie. into the
streets. Nine stores and shops were
burned. II TX impossible to estimate the
loss at present All are partially insured.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
NUMBER 11S

to the head Of the department in II
manner. Nor Its the fifth auditors office
attached to or under the special con
trOl, or subordinate to either the assist.
amt secretary. luasmu h then, Il. the
reason Of yuur ubjec ion fails also, [
shall continue Alexander upon the com.
mttre His absence Is only temporary,
mud IA have before -uggcsted, need not
delay the investigation M the other two
members OF the committee can start ON
It IL. once would respectfully ask
you to signify w soon as possible when
you will he ready to proceed Very
reap ctiully yours.
Signed CuAs. j. Fowler, Sec.
STAR ROUTE TRIAL.
WAsmNDroN, May Sin the Star route
case tu-,iuy, Bltss continued hts address 10
the jusy at Dorsey was an Innocent
man said he "Why did he continue Ret
deli In his employ after he discovered his
chunctcr. why did lie seek to COM
puuud felony with him to prevent him
from tystiiying Instead OF deiying hlm to
/ Co his Wur-tt'
Hiss said said that the government wit
/ ness Moore was not "A man OF the highest
style, but asked 1t twas natural Tor tho
contractors 10 employ men ut high char
uctvr To- do Illegal work. lhcy had threat
,n,u to ell ivmhn, Muorc'a counsel, to
contradict INN, but they did not dare to do
q, 'Inry knew that he would curruborate
Moore. he defense sought to make
Murray believe that the government wit
uu,srs mad priiurrd themselves from mere
pleasure in 10 doing, which set OF wit
ncsscs had a greater lnduccmcnt to be
uuthul. Rcld,ll had confessed every
thing, amt he, Biss, trusted his punish
mcut would hc Lighter than the others.
..4 I.I % l.... .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
t gypt


Cmuo, May \ Telegram has been
received from Col. Hicks, reporting on
the 18th ultlmo that hc had An engage
mont with 5000 rebels in u battle, which
lastc an hour aud resulted M the dofout
10 the rebels with 500 kill Il, including
the Lieutenant General of Emch :, the
False Prophet, aud many Won dcd
The Egyptian loss WAS slight Cob
Hicks rrulscs the gullantry Of the
EgyplIun troops
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
POLITICAL POINTS.
pennsrIvanIa R,pubIIoan CONVENTION

HAHEi-HupG. My - hartman Coop
er, OF .hc republican state committee, is-
sued a call Tor meeting Of the republican
state convention here thr I'm OF JnlyT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

PErEH-HuKouGu May 3 Priest q te
strrrt, ono uf the principal thorough
fHrrH here, WAS partially bluwu up last
night. Circuit alarm WIS caused by he
explosion, B n Wa thought 1t wns the
work Of dynamite licnd-. But H. is now
ATTRIBUTED tp the ignition uf the Rus in
tine sewer under tn. stree. llouscg ON
the slr.ut were much damaged
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
Denmark


~ nv ~ ENl E'l nun
CorESHAGEN, May g. The Danish
arctic expedition Inns started TOR Or cu-
land Tor the purpose u exploring that
guuutry
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
SION THAT IIendnche

"ElcciriG Neuralgia Lotion" ~ Tucker
4 Willis Will do 1t ~ less than i've min
utes. Only % cents. UJgltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04
INLAND
ExrHAprrro> X MoHs.

LoSuoN, May The rumor prcyuils
here That the Unit ii States government
mas consented to cNtrHdIto lyman, Welsh
md sheridan
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

sAGO,
GWrS,
PARMA,
TAPlOCA
DAT MEAL.
CORN STARCH,
ARROW ROOT,
PEARL MEAL,
Just received by
.,uuE MARSHALL, Waco, Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

Durkee's salad Dressing,
Durkee's East India Curry,
Durkcc's Ground spices,
Gommets Olive Oil,
Anncats Chutucy,
Sea Foam Waters,
Buruett's Flhvoring Extracts,
Soycr's Sultana Sauce,
Capt. Whites Pickles,
just received by
IOHNF, MARSHALL, Waco. Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

DruLlN, May 3--rhc grand jury have
returned true bills against lyman,
Welsh. and Sheridan, Ter murder, Hud
against Fltah.rris us accessory after the
furt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

NAV uHh, NAV g. / lac chamber oi
commerce, m llur nnm m,wnp. rc.
elected Gy"rgr " luu.. pu~ldnul AND
Lum,, VI RroNn. vlc,-prr-lirul G.orgc
Wilson con Inu's svctctl,. Memoir %
-tttIc was ryal ii the HE nj Peter
puItr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-05-04

BALTIMORE May B. Steamer Braun.
schwcig, from Bremen, landed l,l79 i'm.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-06
ps. w. u. sAEBwgx.


AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
~ corner Of Second and streets. Office Hours
10 A. NJ. to u "; ~ NJ to p n UP. NJ m2s-irn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-06

Pr FRurrs-Assorted, ei-n cans, = doz,i q !;
assorted, gallon Gals, IS; Peaches, 2s-n cans,
y: Portland RlusbeTrias, 2-n CANS, "; Hhos'
leberies 81 rs.
chartered s;T7c: 5sarg, peeled, 7asc; DO, u
peeled, 4asc; p MS, pi.tee. lSal4S; Peaches,
1lQl2c; do. peeled, 1ssi3c; Pruue., German ana
French, i2gl3c; Blackberties, l4Sl5c; rlsa, cali'
70. FSr-TTsAssorted, z4D csns, do-, q rs
Peaches, IS !; Bartlett. PEAKS. 90; Pirns, sz 50
Rlackhsrrscs, s3G3 IS CoosebsEfles = 20 ssras-
berTtes, % Is; Apricot5 49, Nuscat araPec, 81 70
Bel Crlrrants, So %; Cherries. = 70
ysexTNE1Es-Po :s.oes, 60cSsi 50; Salt Lake,
a 15dI . ? cwt; New Potatoes, T5casl Sweet
Peas p Sc Striny Beat s,6G7e 2 n; Wax Beans, SO
&c Z II Summer Squssh, 4a5c Z {; Onions, Lew,
75casI ;CauHHower, q 25gl 90 SsooSse, SgeSgsl =
cgt: Carrots, 59960c q sack; Turnips,
n q . evt. b,1nob- vegetables. l5ic q doz
P.rsnirs ~; Beets, IL; Horse Radisn, 60, { =
Artiehokes, 40a50s - dozen; Jerusalem Att
BRsAusfuYFs-Fioar, IS 37k o pbli Oatmeal, -
S6 80 , 100 DC, Latter for Eastern co-ln1esl yel-
low, s. zs@2 % white, q 90; Cracked Wheat, s..
PouLrEy-IiFe TURKEYS, 1916; q q dressed, Is
SI9c; full grown Chickens, sIg3 D dozen yolns
BOOSTERS, e. , dozen; SIoslsrs, $395; tame Ducks
gas: Geese. e. s9G2 y pair; Eggs, Choice lots
26nZ7c Z dozen.
GAxE-Hare, 81 1892; Rabbits, slel 30.
pMEY PRoDCcfs-ButJsr, CHOICE 23q25s y q
mixed lota, 10 rolls, 20a22s 2 D Cheese, Caliior
MA, from 14Gl5e; Western, fats, l04l5c; Mar
/ ms Cream, l9920c.
NEATs-BeeL sa9c; Mutton. 5g51c . D; Lamb, 10
&c. Pork 10G11c; VEAL small calves, 99l0c large, SC
Hay, GRAs AsD FKEo- o. h4., $40 . ton
Alfalfa, SIC 70 Sl5 o ton rrXn, . ten, SIS
| n1iddlngs, SO per ten bs-iey, WHOLE g 20
ground, 81 % wheat, 81 s592 Z cw. tame osas
q so; corn. 81 6o@1 70 = ews
MIscEL14lsEoTs-see AliGia, 13ai4e; limo
/ Thy Eastern, 9el0e 2 r; Oregon, sGl9c
Rsd Clo7er, 17gl5s BED Top. 123gilc Nuts
Eagiisa wsinuts, 1o@i1ci California Walnuts
/ IoIslle; Almonds, 15l@l8c; Peanuts, Eastern, 90
loc California, s@9c; TalioW, lie: Lard tCalifor
nia), ION cans lie Eastern, 16916lc Eides, salt
| light and medium, 55s3c and heavy 99i0c ; drE
! 1sGl9c; Hops, Offering so&90c q ID; asking 9oG
/ Csc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-06
THE MORTGAGE.

We worked through spring and winter, through
summer and through fall,
But the mortgage worked the hardest and the stead
lest Of all.
1t worked on nights aad Sundays; it worked each
holiday;
1t settled down among u.s. and it never went away
Whatever we kept from it seemed almost as bad as
theft;
It watched US every minute, and it ruled US right
and left.
The rust and bIight were with US sometimes, and
sometimes they were not;
The dark proved, scowling mortgage was forever Oh
the spot.
The weevn and the cut worm, they went as wen as
came;
The mortgage stayed forever eating hearty ali the
same.
1t nailed up every window, stood guard at every
And happiness and sunshine made their home with
Us no more.
TIL, with falling crops and sickness, got stalled
upon the grade,
And there came dark day on US when the interes.
wasn't paid; .,
And there came sharp foreclosure, and l kind o
lost my hold,
And grew weary and discouraged, and the farm was
eheap'y scld
The children left and scattered when they yet were
Ny wife she pined an persisted, an found myself
alone.
What she died of was rnystery, an the doctors
never knew;
I knew she died OF mortgage Just as well as
Ii 20 trace hidden sorrow within the doctors
art.
They'd ha' found mortgage lying on that woman'i
broken heart.
Worm or beetle, drought or tempest, the farm
er's land may fa
But for fl st class ruinaton, trust mortgage gainsi
them all. Twill VI. Carlton
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-06
HANS REroRM.

Hans Vandershplyken was asked 20
make few remarks. He rose rather TIM
idly and said
Minis frents, | vaz not an shpeker, but L
dries 70 dell you vat kooms to me NIT de
demperenz Won year ago, l vaz all der
dimes nit der beer sloon, und l thinks efery
DAYS so much lager vot | koon buy init
mine wages oof mine karpinter trade. Der
sloon und der lager vsz better as all oder
dings for me- Boot 1 vaz all der dimes 80
dry as Won limekill. De more lager ]
drinks, de more l vaz drier. Und ven l
puts mine hand on mine he'd, it vsz all
sveld oop shoost 30 pig az Won balloon vot
goes in de shky oop and dare vaz always
pain dare.
I puts mine hand on mine pody, und it
is all sveld oop too it is come pains dare
too all der dimes, und l dakes more lager
for der pain. l poots mine hand in mine
pokkit it is not sveld oop; dare is not
tings dare.
Mine wife Katrina dells me, "Hans, you
is Won droonken Dicheman, and you is goot
fur nuttings at ALL" Mine shildren he
rooms away und hides, bekoz dey is afraid,
ven in der house kooms. Der naburs voz
kolled me old troonken Hans, und der
Yankee boys kolls me old shvilltub ind cd
shvellhed.
Won day dare kooas Won of der Cute
Demplsrs, und he says, mine CUTE vreut,
kooia nit me, uad seq der temperenz.
voz very dry, ind l goes, bekoz ne kolls
me cute vrent," und don't say nottings
about shvellhed.
Upd ven I hears der peoples talk, und
sees der men wot jined mid ter demper-
anza, jines nit der Temperance too. Mine
he'd voz ferry pig next day, und wants
nine lager ferry pad, poot don't go near
der beer sloon.
Veil I shtsys mid der temperance
peoples, und pooty soon ven l puts mine
hand on mine he'd, it is not shveld oop,
ind dara IL 10 pane dare. Den [ puts
mine hand on mine pody, it is not shveld
oop too-and dare il no pane dare, Den
puts mine hand ID mine pokkit und-ha-
it IL shveld oop-ha-I winds twenty dollar
dare-I puts mine hsrd in mine oder polk
kit-hs-it is shveld COP too-Dare il ten
tollar Winds in dat
Und ven I dells my Katrina, she kries
for glad, und she trows her arms roun mine
neck und says, "Hans, loofa you now
shoos5 so mooch az vot never did" IND
mine shildren IL no more fraid und no more
hides. Und der Majors sha6es hans mid
me ind sez, How de doc, Mister Wander
shply ken. Und We al has goos cloze and
We plenty eats, und Katrina, rine wife, IL
younger more az 20 years Dow-Und SO l
shtays mid der demperanco-yo bet
The Rescue.
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Diseases OK the ThIoat Office, 1921 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank Sacramento,
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FRANK d. RYAN,
DENTISTRY.
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nESTIsT, QUESs BUILDING, g.,
4 J northeast corner Fourth and i5YSsSsssz
s1reets Artificial Teeth inserted On sNO1IIIO
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous oyide Gas for
reiales extraction Of teeth. az5-t
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
The Killalea murder trial is in pro

The Killalea murder trial is in progress
There have been six engagements foI
wheat reported for the past week.
The journeymen coopers endeavored
Monday to advance the rate Of wages.
Two boys. aged respectively 9 and l:
years, have been arrested for purse.snatch
ing.
Tie Triennisl Conclave Executive Com.
mittee has authorized the Decoration Com.
mittee to make plans and let contracts.
The city assessment roll of personal
property for 1883 shows an increase in the
valuation of such property of over ST..
900, 600.
George NJ. Pullman, of Pullman car
fame, has made arrangements to run
sleeper drawing-room cars on the Southern
and Central Pacific Railroads.
The Supervisors have awarded contracts
for burying the INDECENT dead and the sub.
sistence of prisoners to W. j. Mallady and
7. II. McInerny, respectively.
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Larrabee, wife Of Colonel
Larrabee, who was killed at the Tehachapi
disaster, has brought suit against the South.
ern Pacific Railroad Company for S25, 00C
for injuries sustained in the railroad col.
lision at Alameda May 2lst.
Joseph Bonner, 81 years of age, native
of Germany, was found Tuesday morning
hanging lifeless in his cellar at No. 81 Lily
avenue. Ms. Josephine Ewald went into
the basement of the building and found
him. No cause is assigned for the act, ex.
ceps that the old man was childish and at
times 2 little out of his mind.
It is estimated that 5000 or 5000
Knights will visit this city from the East
during the Conclave. These, with their
relatives and friends, will make, at the
lowest estimate, Is, 600 strangers from the
Eastern States who will pour in upon us.
The Apollo Commande-y of Chicago will,
it is expected, have about $50 members
here. Only about Fifty people have joined
the proposed excursion to Europe.
The negotiations frequently mentioned
between the Centrsl and Union Pacific
Railroads regarding a reduction of running
time between San Francisco and Council
Bluffs have resulted IN su agreement to
establish a new schedule, shortening the
time coming west nearly fourteen hours.
On the Union Pacific the time is short
ened nearly eleven hours, and the Central
three hours. It is expected that the seized.
ule will take effect July lst, but as several
matters of detail remain unsettled, the
time of arrival and departure Of throu gh
passenger trains is not known.
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