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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15
LouisyiIi.,s Racing Carnival.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Spirit o
the Times says that Louisville on the oath
will swing wide her gates to .inaugurate a
carnival OF racing which will last through
out the week following. During the past
season Colonel Clark visited the East and
completed arrangements with owners of
racing stables whereby he will have the
presence Of most of the best race horses in
the country, while the large number of
stakes offered by the club will give owners
something worth running for. The meet
ing will probably be the grsndest ever
held at Louisville, and will attract visitors
from every section of the Union.
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Coal Pits Closed.

ELIzABETKr Pa, September l4.-fe terday
their pits near this place. The check
weigbman chosen by the miners reported
for duty early in the morning. He assumed
the authority Of State officer and refused
TO leave the place when ordered away by
the operators. A short consultation be-
tween the miners and operators was then
held, and the firm ordered the works to be
closed down and placed guard at the
mouth of the pit
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Another Wrestlipr ChaIleure

MANSFIELD, O., September l4-Daniel
Lilly, Of this place, hiss challenged John
Clark to wrestie match catch as-catch-cau
for $500. The first deposit Of 800 was m made
yesterday and the next 800 to be deposited
On the 25th OF this month and the balance
on the dsY Of the match. which Is 70 CONS
e u .hs l5.A oi oSs.s...
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ROss and HIS Rivals.

the challenge of Peter H. Conley, of Port
land 70 row Wallace Ross five miles for
$500 side the latter announces he will &C.
cept on condition that X X. Fox be the
final STAKEHOLDER, OF having the naming OF
the waters and appointment Of referees.
Ross has deposited sl0O with Fox, while
Conley has put up the same amount with
the Argus, OF Portland. In regard to the
offer OF Jas. Keenan,, OF Boston, TO match
Charles +. Courtney TO row Ross ive miles
Ross says il Keensn sends on 800 forfeit TO
Richard K. Fox he will arrange a match
sgainst Courtney and will wager 500
sSsinst $lC0 on the result.
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ASHLAND. Pa. September il-Wiiiiso
RuDgnn, Q young fsFmsr and bis wifs vsss
found dead in thsif rssidsnoe near hul'
vile. Columbia county With thsir thfoets
cut from -, 70 ear 1hsy hsd sppe,:nay
been dead about . veek eome Of the
neighbors believed Rupean killed bis vie
and then himself. OtbsEs are Of the opiss
ION thst the couple vsrs murdered by .
party OF tramps. A knife vss found =
he'd but there were DO rgns of Q struggle
having taken pisos. The couple bed lived
bspri.y together.
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The Races at Brighton Beach.

BRIG RToN BEACH. September l4-Mile
heSt-Barnum frSt Exeter second. Lilly
Dale third. Time l:IS
Seventh eight mile-Ghost first, Granite
second, Ligan third Time l:S4H.
Mile and eighth-Ida B won, Gov Hamp.
ton second, Blush Rose third. Time 2:O2X.
Mile-Barney Aaron won easily, Renan
second, Harriet third. Time I:i6x.
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lie MoRK OF EiREs.
SO Hat Factories In New York
Burned-oGher BIaEes.

'Cn Hat Factories In New NOrk
Burned other BIaKes.
Ma YnEH. September l4.-Fire this
porn.nc destroyed the Brooklyn felt hat
I3rss Of Wm. \. Brglin & Co, and the
'5vs.ty straw hat factory. owned By Chas
!. Lsa,'s, u. E-oOSlyn. The ire broke on
II! last u ,ht and was eItinguished, aS
fAs r4.. git. with loss Of about &, 900 on
.le a,....s: and $500 on stock AMI ma.
nery TIE tire broke out this morn
4a5 he structure was 81. ln
.mcs before the fremen arrived. The
t-y t.spsher with two frame build
= IA :ae rear, belonging 70 the same
mps-y. we're destroyed. The loss on the
lga.-.--, is estimated at so, 900; on ma
EUl-ry $1,000: on stock, 5000. The
amss laen extended to the Novelty straw
/ Al t--iury, adjoining, and pretty well
.'sd he place EvaIts said his loss on
be bI ding would be about 81 ,OOO, aud
Ne .CsS on stock and machinery
0ol, 5000 10 1000. They employed
totu. e - hands The full force Of hands
lave ueeu ordered 10 work on Monday.
warts does not think the insurance sutfi'
pens 60 cover the loss. The Brooklyn felt
81 So'As VAS only partially insured. This
Laciory las been destroyed twice before by
/ ne, aad .pst $4,000 last year oy bad blsi'
r's A0uCt l2j men were employed here.
be Ire .sst night originated in the engine
fo"'a, a..' he origin OF the ire this morn
3 ly..i no. he learned.
Twenty ThOayand OIL Barrels BuFaCd.
MI "a. aaE September A-TEenty
- ,..s-... -.. nsrrels, In the cooper shop
"a a.. scent sheds, Of the Standard OIL
u PsEy were burned tonight, six miles
l.f'c ot 'Ls city. Several cars OF the ST.
-. Coo" rany and many OF the NOClh.
western 'Hmpsny, standing on the tracks,
NerN as cN0>Gmed. Loss ab0I: $1,000;
' ...r vance. The fire is supposed to bs
I. s'I..,ry. The pipes leading 10 the bis 9
e.. 'sINs we're cat by the Eatchman, - the
he c.1 lot spread 70 them at all.
Burning OF . Steamship.
lHNTHNN. CANADA. September l4-Tus
-Oss ty the burning OF thu queen NlctOri.
yesterday was $500 Tge crew b,-a'y
''cspsd with their lives. the firsmen bs!n
s,t.tly bur-sd.
4 BoStcn Hotel on Fire.
lo,rnN, SsVten nrl4-A ire early IN.
ii fLIss .; ;hs HJ:el V.a3Oms C..ns
81 'Ia0.e excitement, many ru.}i., Q.
@-- ...t, - .Ee'r night C.o.Ges -le ..E
3d., exceed : 90
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MADDEN and MitehsIII In New York.

IN SET T;cS 1SRE sePiemdSer ,od l31biI.y Afaden S
conference with SHADES Representatives aud
refused to fight near New Orleans, as Md.
den says be hss enemies there who would
interfere with the fight They were willing
the fght should come of in any other
piece that might be naned. Slade's party
said they are bound by Harry Hills order
10 fight in the neighborhood nf New Or.
leans. Harry Hill will render his decision
n m nnrrnW-
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Another Pennsylvania Strike.

CoNNELbsvILLE, September l4.-The ore
miners ut Dunbar furnace are out on a
strike against a proposed reduction OF their
wages of ten per cent
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Ksxsas Crrr, No., esptembsS 1.-The
ool,os have BEGUN 70 crussds asslsst the
gamblers here. and Chisf 6psefs states has
since the games In West Kansas haze hs.g
clossd there has bsen n lndax e( coof-
dence rren bsrs, spd the suibnsitiss sss
dStsznjnsd - SelDeen II ennliane -
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J.ch,onxIII.- AIa Sv.pt AWAY.

ATLANTA, September l4-A special to the
Constitution says that Jacksonville, Ala,
was destroyed by FIRE this morning. Loss
diary,
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GreeIe, :. Whereabouts and CondItie D.

WASHINGTON, September l4-Otficers Of
tie signal service here freely admit that
the present situation Of affairs is a serious
one. but do not regard it as in any case
LCpeless. In the first place they say Lieu
tenant Greeley's party had originally
.uppiy Of provisions calculated u last
three years, or until the summer Of lSSi.
This supply they think must have been
c nsiGerably augmented by Esh and game
pTCcuraOle in the immediate vicinity Of
I.-dy Franklin Bay. So IL the party
remains there, it will not be in danger OF
starvation before next summer. Lieut..
Greeley has provisions enough at Lady
Franklin aEd Bay stations 20 last him un-
iii the summer of 1884 il he remsius there.
II, however, IS seems more proolo,e, he
should have abandoned his station on the
first of September and gone down the
c1sst of GIinreiI Land 70 the mouth Of
smiths Sound. expecting 10 find there q
relief party and depot stores, his SltuauOn
NAV shortly become critical. How
large a quantity of provisions he
would find at Cape Sabine and LittletOn
Island is not known, but il is feared that
the supplies left there last year would not
maintain Lieutenant Greeley at mouth oil
Smith Sound through the coming winter,
even il :he party had shelter and fuel.
Some help might he obtained nom E9qul-
maux of the Greenland coast, could Lieut..
Greeley find and open communication WITH
them. but this is admitted to be an uncer-
tain relisnce. 1t has been suggested that
another ship be sent from St. Johns to the
mouth Of Smiths Sound at once, aud also
that 8 slsdgs party be dispatched from
Upernsvrick up the Greenland coast, but no
course for future action has yet been de-
ci6ed upon. The War department. authori-
Ties say they can form no plans until they
receive fuller information from Lieutenant
Darlington. who has been s,ked for sug-
CeStiOnS -
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.a.sther slriks ReaseA.

Prr1sHuseH, September IA genera
strike Of window glsss workers on ths % B
inst seems inevitable. Tbs msnufaetursss
insist upon reduction snd The enp,o -
assert that rather ths1 submit 70 Q eut
in wages they Will styfka.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15
A WEDDING MARRIED.
Tho Sensation That Now AeItatss
Allentown, Pa.
THE MENTAL CONDITION OF kvarz.
How Sorrow and Disappointment Wse
Yesterday Carried Into Two
Happy Homes in the Kew
stone State"

ALLxSrowN, September l3.-About four
years ago W. W. Kurt1, Esq, OF the iirn
OF w. w. Kurtz & Co., bankers at 50 South
Third street, Philadelphia, bought out tbs
Allentown gas Works Of this city, and gave
the enterprise over to his 500, Karry K.
Kurtz. Young Kurtz Immediately came 10
Allentown and took charge Of the works.
He soon became acquainted and made
many friends, being popular with the best
people OF this city, and highly esteemed
by all Who had the pleasure Of forming his
acquaintance Is refined and highly cul.
tured young gentleman, possessing excel.
lent business qualifications
The Allentown RGas Works 10 the only
concern Of the kind here. Mr.. Kurti,
naturally enough, making great deal Of
money. Soon after his arrival hsrs, he
formed the Acquaintance OF Miss Leila
Longaktr the handsome and accomp'i ed
daughter Of ex-Judge Longaker, one Of the
bellies Of Allentown. She Is about ~ years
OF age, and only last year graduated with
distinction in the Allentown Female Col.
lege. Mr.. Kurtz himself being. however,
apparently not over 25 years Of are.
Soon after Miss Longaker had graduated,
il was announced that an engagement OF
marriage had been contracted between her
and Mr.. Kuitz. Things
Ran on Smoothly.
They seemed happy, and the parents and
friends of both looked fayorably 10 the
match. On Christmas, evening Mr..
kurtz and eleven other gentlemen,
with their lady friends, had pu.
vate sociable and dance in Centre SQUARE
Hall. They styled themselves The So.
.ect Twelve Champagne flowed freely
that night, and as result some OF the
gentlemen. including Mr.. Kur,x. became
intoxicated. After taking Miss Longaker
home he Iwss informed that his company
was no longer tolerated and that he must
consider the engagement Oh.
Both took the unexpected development
OF that night much TO heart Mr.. Kurts
called upon Judge Longaker, and, after
spologizing for his conduct, boldly sI.
planned the matter S accidents and
his assertions, after which everything Vas
MADE lovely and q new engagement
formed. They seemed 10 b. more attached
10 each other from that time on than ever
before. and arrangements n were. made ror
an early wedding.
TheI IInSttasieas Recalled.
Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Lonsaker issued
the wedding cards announcing The happy
event 10 take place In Grace Episcopal
Church on Thursday evening, September
l3. There was TO have been Q reception at
the residence Of the Judge after the csre-
mony, after which the couple were 10 20 on
an extended wedding tour.
Over 500 invitations had bean issued,
End q number OF bridal presents had al.
ready been received n Miss Lonysksr's
residence from friends at Q distance. The
community here and the recipients OF in.
vitations were startled on Monday by the
following card, which was received By oil
who had been favored with invitations:
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Loals, O., September i4-The nsighbor-
hood of Gore comes 70 the front sgain with
a hrsteIsss murder. committed in cold
blood. Fireman Lambert was yeturoipg
from church in company with two giriA
when be vas suddenly struck On the heat
by piece Of siBder, thrown by Chsris,
spTipgler. The bloV was folloEsd M by
several kicks on tie head. and then The
mn derer eoolly walked hone With hi.
girl sud Afterwards disappeared He va
not captured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15

SAN FFAscisso, September 14.-A case
of Ispsosy was broDght here By the lss'
steamer froa Hoeolulu. The subiscts
name h Mari Nicholas, . native OF the -
land, of French decent The quarautine
offser refused hsr permission 70 land. and
A wit OF hsbsas corpus hiss been isslst.
The case eonss Up in the Supreme Coart
to-mOTrIu.
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In an accident on the Cincinnati. Wash
irIta tIG y ltiuo1s r.i.Iysd szsrof Cox,r
dale Peter SEell Was mortally injured.
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The many friends OF both parties were
n0, nO mscir. ha Inu o.n.a "u ~ ,Sn a .u
though every one inferred from the notice
that the engagement was broken by soms
unfortunate and unforeseen occurrence.
The members OF the family Of Judge Long
aker cannot be seen by any one bat near
friends, and they are remarkably success
ful i'm Withholding the facts. Mr.. Kurl
himself being nowhere 10 be found, and
the pspers OF this city printing nothing
about IL, the gossipers were left 10 invent
their own theories Of the aiiAir.
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ALLESrowN, PA. Sept. 10, isst.
Mr.. and Mrs A. h. LongRker reoall their
Inv uation for Thursday evening ~ 7:b.
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More en- the Same subIset.

CERRDo, September IL This ol town i
now fully awakened on the subject OF rail
roads and her citizens are bending their
efforts towards the Ohio and Guysndottc
Railroad Company, which purposes 10
build a road during the next twelve
months, a distance Of 80 miles from Csre'
do, out through Wayne county In the di-
rPct:on OF the old State Of Virginia This
line will develop one Of the richest hmber
land sections in our State. An account o.
the enterprise has already been furnished
the REGISTER. One OF the old land
marks OF Wayne county is Richard X
Brown, Of Ceredo now II years OF age, hale
and hearty, and 10 the oldest natire citizen
OF Wayne county. Born and reared on the
farm where he now resides, in the suburbs
Of Ceredo, he never knew what il w@ TO
move, except once when his residence was
destroyed by fire. HIS earliest recollections
carry him back TO the time when that
county was almost q wilderness. There
we're not a sufficient number OF fami-
lies to form q school and Mr.. Brown
was fully grown before he had
mastered the primary principles OF
education, and was compelled 70 20 from
home and pay bic board and five cents per
day tuition. that being the regular prics Of
tuition in the pioneer days Of this section
of country. Mr. Browns good Sle Is now
in her 10Th year and bss porn twelve sons
and no daughters, seven OF his sons have
died and the remaining five live In the
vicinity OF their father, near the old home
stead. Mr.. Brown father was Jshn BroWn'
OF buckingham county, Va, and was SOL
dier in the Revolutionary, war sad carried On
his person the scar Of British bayonet In
politics the hero OF our sketch is Q Repub.
can. but before the war was q Democrat.
Mr y. has never taken an active part In
politics, but has held some minor Offices in
bis nstive ecanty, aud his highly esteemed
snd respected By bis hcsts Of ncauAint-
snces throughout the cJnnty. His de-
srrip,ions Of the oiaen tine and the scenes
snd ibcideats thersto were quits interest
ing indeed The REsIsTER wishes Mr.. b.
and bis fsmily many yssrs Of prosperity
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-15
A NEW RAILROAD.
What is Now Moving Wayne
County People.
How Resources at Present Lying Dormant
will be Made to Add 10 the Growth,
Wealth and Prosperity Of
the State.
!Speeial 10 The Reqister.

HUNTINGTON. September li.-This city is
now enjoying a boom in building, while
business gen orally is satisfactory.
The number OF new buildings erected
during the present year is greatly in eI-
cess of any former year since the founda.
ton OF the city. The burnt district
will soon be covered with sub.
stantial brick buildings which will be
a credit TO the city. This vicinity is, and
especially the citizens of Wayne county,
now interested in new railroad enter
20 build line from the Ohio river at
Ceredo, in Wayne county, about seven
miles below here, running back into rich
timber and mineral section in Wayne and
Logan counties. From Judge J. NJ. Laync,
OF this city, one Of the orginators OF the
enterprise, your correspondent learned the
following facts in regard 10 the matter.
The chsrter for the Ohio and Guyand9tte
Railroad Company was granted in 1881
the objective point being Mercer county,
in Virgins, which will penetrate some OF
the richest mineral and timber land in the
State. The company own twenty acres OF
Ohio river front which will give them am
pie shipping facilities, and they also own
twenty five thousand acres OF mineral aud
timber land along the line OF the proposed
road, a part OF which was donated by the
land owners as an inducement 10
tie projectors. ii seems that this is
the pcsrest point 10 the lower
coal market, AT which splint coal is found
IN paving quantity. there being in sight OF
the Ohio four foot vein and 10 less than
twenty miles three veins OF excellent
splint coal from five to eight feet in thick
ness, and at forty five miles siI foot vein
OF camel coal is found. There is also an
abupdsuce OF iron ore Of a superior quality
on tine proposed line, and ground WAS
broken at Ceredo few days ago,
and Judge Lsyne says that the
entire lire will be under contract
in a short time, and the fifty miles of the
ROAD built within a year. The principal
stockholders are from Pittsburgh, among
whom are A. ID. Smith, w. Naukirk and J.
II. McCreeIy, sll gentlemen Of wealth and
influence. A. ID. Smith is president OF the
company. The road will be constructed on
the ordinary gauge. Great credit Is due
Judge J. ~ Layne. Of Huntington, for his
uniiring efforts in behalf OF the enterprise.
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L. % Insanityr

A reporter finally succeeded In getting
the particulars Of the case, from which IL
appears that for the past wcsk or 20 Mr..
Kurt has acted 20 very strangely - 10
aitrast comment. He called upon his
intended often, and she, % we'll -
the Judge and Mrs. l.ongaker, noticed that
be acted very quseriy, al times making
ludicrOus and extremely Irrelevant re.
marks He became worse every day. and
even went as far a. talking OF happy times
In the future for them, but still. In tbs
same breath, declaring that he did not b.
lieve be- could live happily with her. The
LoDgaker family became alarmed, the
Judge islsgrsphing Mr.. Kurtz In this city
TO come on Immediately, ~ there vas
trouble with his sOn. NJ, Knrtl took the
first tsnin from Philadelphia on Mondsy.
aud ulpn investigation Harry proved 10 be
yiolenRy insane. His father then took
him back 10 Philadelphia. and Harry Is
now in ihe insane department Of the Pail.
adeIpiia Hospital.
His ifnsncee IL completely prostrstsd
over The lad affair and IL an object OF gen.
ersl sympathy. Mr.. Kurtz, senior, vas
very ~ uch grirved, as were also Mr.. nnd
Mrs Longsker. The affiiction 10 hsredi.
tary and had maie iS appearance on one
or iva occasions previously, but I'M mild
form.
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" you rre frequsnter o. resident Of 4
pissmstic diitrici b.rIioads your system
against the seoprNf II ell new eooatriss-
seue, bilious anY 4tsrmitteat feyers-by
the use OF Hop H..1rs.
LupIxoros, NIcH.. Feb. 2. 1870.
have sod Hop Bitters for four yessi
ard there IL no medicine that surplsse.
them for bilious sttscka kidney cJn
plsinis ard many diseases incident to TIM
naixid climate. .
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The Highest Bridge

in tie world, which spans the KinZ1s "a
vine at hight Of 30S feet above the creek
The yiaduct is nearly half mile leng.
Their escape from death Was OWING s0iely
In the stoppiug Of the north bouoi coal
train a mile below the rock cut oo accouut
Of 9 hot journal. The train wa due q. the
cut jus, as they were picking their way
through i. --g-
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twenty ThouSand OIL Barrels BurScd.
Burning ola Steamship.

JHNTHNH. CANADA, September "A Tue
oss ~ The burning OF IN" queen Victoria
yesterusy was $500 Tie crew bt-s'y
"csped SitL their lives, the frsmen bsjn.
st.t.tly bur-ad.
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a Ro.Icn Hetel on FIrr.

Io,roS, Sep,eu. n IA Ire early ,h.,
ii LIss .; ;hs HJ:el NsadOms C-.Ue!
~ a'Iao.e excitement, many rua,i.s .
~ .,si - heir night C.O:Ges. To -
:.,CXcssd : 90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-04
rHE CASH SYSTEM.
what II Has Done and wni do " strict,
Adhered To.

AuntrfU
The present success Of Malone, Wal
Ter & Go. is due, In o great measure, "a
their strict adherence to the cash sys-
tenn. They keep no books, employ no
bookkeepcr, or collector, but 90 Their
own work and sell always for spot
cash. The result Of this course has
been gradual increase Of business
since their first opening, aud their
sales for the past month show an Inn
proyement OF more than a hundred
ner cent over their business for the
month Of June ia i5s2. Their style OF
doing business enables them To give
customers the benefit OF their adyan-
tages. and whenever they sell bill
they convert man. Their stock en-.
braces every article TO be found in q
iirst-class dry goods establishment. and
The quality aud low price sells them
Their I'LL in orders FOR the present sea-
son have by far exceeded anything ~
the kind IN The past, and last week
they wire obliged To add two sllesnien
10 Their corps ~ assistants. Malone,
Waller & Co have demonstrated he-
yond all possible doubt that the cash
system IS The system ipr both buyers
aud sellers.
A special Invitation to examine
their stock and prices is extended 10
all. and il best quality Of goods at bot
tom rates Is any iuducemeIat, you VIII
not 90 beyond their house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-04
Fancy Candy, Conicctioncrics
Fruit, Nuts and Cigars.

For some weeks past all Of the avail
able force has been on extra duty at
The manufacturing establishment OF
Capern y Bro. Orders for Fourth of
July goods have been coming in thick
and fast and left them little time for
parade preparations. Amid ai the
rush, however, their stock has been
well kept az, and this morning finds
them bountifully supplied with the
finest fruits, nuts and cigars to be bad
III the city. Their house Is head
quarters for pure homemade candy
ana conitctloneries, and Ice cream and
soda water for the multitude has been
provided.
That Capera ~ Bro. are the "boss',
zee cream men Of the city a visit To
lhelr elegant parlor on Houston street
leaves NO room for doubt. AIR. Byrd.
the dispenser Of drinks, pfesides over
the soda fountain, aud was never
known to miscue in the preparation of
glass of soda. " hen the sun grows
warm don forget the popular estab-
lishment of Capcra II Bro.