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New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
FLAMES n An lSaANr ASYLUM,

UsiihUan, Nian MN IUi@Ihr Hlr IhHI HIEH'
a. the iosrial fnf the lnsahr rni niles hnth "i ih'
,N ,rsti,ntd the huei- honse, ENGINE f"m aha lahh
r, hat nu rait ul the main hnldng Nas innrhci AH
the patients we're tthon U thr ilis nun nf ahiri' lh
nro vas pui uut h the wat,-Nuiha uF lhr institution
ui our sirauor n ihs ,f,, ihrrr has rn nu alt'ih
~ lhe Institution to-day ihr lass y y aouui h1 lhah'
anUe. The palirnla were orderly.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

"call before II became necessary 10 inquire ~"
their former efforts I'm this same line ~ lS'o.
This moves lac Sn to remark that the irpnocTs crc
" gradually conf.ssng the fraud OF that year lhein
upon these balIly mix editors jumped from heii
and crIei Great Heaycnsi forgot that was "cp"
lcan In 1897"
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
A WEDDING YESTERDAY.

The marriage Of Miss LeOntine Huebsch'
daughter Of the hate Rabbi Adophus Huebsch. OF lem
pie Ahawath Chcsed at Lexington-ave. and Fiyhfih-
st. Joshua Kaurowitz associate editor OF Ihe Hfore'
Standard took place last evening at the house OF Dr
Huebsch, No. 70l Lexington-sve. Tke ceremony WAS
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
TIE FIRE RECORD.

TWENTY-FIVE BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED.
GoLDsBoRo, n. c.. Nov. 1G.-A fire to-day
destroyed twenty five leading business houses IN tn'
city. includng the extensive machine shops oi v" =
Kurnegay Coz 1he MESSENGER printing office and % %nuu
ing rnerfhcr with several large sturks Ot ncltlaili-'
nnl quantity at cvttOn. The total loss viii eAccoi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
BANE AND ANTIDOTE.

To the Ed itor o. The Trtbune.
SIR: few days ago a man rushed in here,
and throwing down a creenback said 81 have been
taking heavy dose OF poison and want antidoe i'm
medately. II accidental dId not intend TO
mt suicide" lie asked What poison have you
tseni" and replied "Ihat poison IiD,es Get me THE
TRIBUNE quick a. possible. Yesterday he said: The
antidoie is wOraug finely. think shall survive"
CTdftS n. J., Nov. \. 1874 H. T.. CRAFT
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OsssRvirI)vS



The for the
tiss Midnight The the oscillations
By the during
nutb pharmacy. BIS Broadway.
TRIBUNE OFFICE Nov. III a. m.-The movement OF
barometer yesterday wa downward. Fair and cloudy
weather prevailed. The temperature RANGED between
400 and 56o the average jOia being lao higher than
on Saturday
Clear or fair weather. possibly folowedby rain. may
be expected to-day in this city and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
DINE. rIcroRIoUS Ar LAST ExULTS.

AN "HONEsr UNTRAMMELLED REBEL YELL"
PROM yhs Nor,r,eh CONN Bulist,p Ner II. -
Last Saturday the Democrats OF Grcenvlllc,
r. c. And The Daily Mars ot the city. decided that
they would accept the newspaper returns FROM New YORK
~ gospel aud 40 In the basis of tlevoauds election
~ uey hai m" The Nsrs thus expresses It's sUuti
ments the headlines occupying an entire coumnl;
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

performed by the Rev. DR.. G. Gotthc, assisted by DIR.
Guinlbnrg and the Rev. J. kautrowlt1 Owing to tho
Iec,n deaths of tho brides father and grandmother the
wenung was strictly private, but immediate rea-
tiyes being present
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
PROUD OF THEIR FAvORITE.
To the EditOr OF The Trt6une

To the EdttOr OF The Trt6unc.
SIR: Whatever may prove to have been the
result OF the late camptgn. Republicans every where
will Ongratulate themselves the election by large
majority of their best representative TnE TRIBUNE.
We all be proud OF the leading Republican
newspaner." A REPUBLICAN,
ke1 York Nov. 13, 1884.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

and thoroughly disinfcct the waste pipes. water
closets and cellars that disease will not n Onent In
your house.
" II is to individual efforts cleanliness In the homo
that the Health Department must always look Tor h3
chief
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
wnar 1a.t 4onoOr.

From Thr Ae1GTk AdUertSer.
The recent boutoeFscmenf IN Ocs has disarrangcd the
judgment OF of Re publican oonten pOrare
Fore1amplc The Aeio York Times the other day ,ried No
Visiting Statesmen" ana III Lining IOsf
certain gentlemen IN ohio, Illinois and esew here inter
ested IN examining election returns that tlNy should
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
A PROBABLY FATAL AFFRiY.

francesca LacrOte, age ~, 0f No. llO Null
berrys and Salvador Alonzo, 81 Of No. 27 Roose-
veltst, both Italians, hal fight in dram-shop at No.
81 Muberryst last night Lacrote stabbed In tho
abdomen and will probably die. lie TAX n to tho
New-i orh Hospital and Aonzo arrested.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
AIANE Mill nrKNED.

JAMESTOWN, y. u, Nov. l6.-Wood
Lewss stave min 1T Irewshurg was burned THIS morn
ing The los, is -. 900 The insurance i, $500.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
NOW
YELL!
A SOLID. HONEST. UNTRAMMELLED
REBEL YELL


SOLID, HONEST UNrRAMMELLED
REBEL YELLl
GROVER CLEVELAND Is ouR MKT PRESIDENT
THE DEMOCRACY II ON Tor Ar LAsri
ALL DOUBIs DsrElIID.
GLORIOUS CERTAlNfYl
no soRK TROUBLE pom THE SOLID soUrH-No soRK SCALA
NAG on oAErET.BAG GOVERNMENT
YELL!
you SOLID WHITE MEN AND HONEST DEMO
GRATIS
YELL!
We HAVE A DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENT AT LAsTl
The town went wild last night. A tOrchigbt pro
eesOn OF Democrats paraded the streets DOnres were
blazing roared the city hall bell rang out the
Splendid dia ana mgllng with the unceaslng yells of
The Triumphant Democracy, who crowded Mdln-st ana
listened half dozen different stands 10 speakers VINO
were hauled the crowds and pat to talk ana 10
swell the enthusiasm which burst all restraints OF
oignlty and every traininel of CUSTOM
There word. 10 express the present
emotions Of the Democrats OF the sonth, and
there trying ind them We hoped that after
tr first uCsh Of victory had passed ana the delightful
ehOck Oi triumph essened by Time and familiar ity
We could frame coherent Sentences 10 tell now
! Aecs and the vast majority OF It's readers think and
ieel But give IL up Ihe occasion Is too great TO
pe measured words the JOY Is too wild ana nag1-
eei 10 be shaped and pressed into written or spoken
PHRASES. There Is only Que thing for IL; OILY one
70 go out ~hcrc there is an abundance OF room and
Pchty ~ free, and Win mead thrown
Dck swinging hat. disiendcd month anu The thrott.s o
ne hrla wits open To utter series of clear resonant
souni waves laden with triumph aDd Joy rolling and
iofatibg through and feds and nils nnl
sae break and die among the reinOiest ecnoes For
se ays conflicting emotions Of hope and fsAr 10y and
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
THE SOLID SOUTH JUSTIFIED.

TroJn me rlss,On Ncirs ana touTNf: ~, hod
This was inc Justification which the Solid South hii
sive one This is the lust hcaOn of the solid south loE
awaited and hoped for When the struggle III te When
vas local i'm ts area IL was national in character "n
the contest on the same lines. became natlo'', ,uo
south had nangh TO do ht to continue in the same pa
II = great day for the Union, ana srea "'' io'
Carolina.
MUCH NEEDED CAuIIoN
From The Ndshrue Amettcah
entire South must be- prudent
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
N fpPIED

cco-rr sotens the hair when harsh dry anil soches
the irrtated scalp skin.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
When Mind and Body are out Of sorts, owing

to Dsordered Liver, try at DR.. Jayne's sanatve
Pills remedy for all Bilious Affections, Costive-
etc. ..
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

THE PR

from 7he LbncNOuIV "YI'.1'ua - unrth and the
lie lBlanel had the ne .ro vote OF thc co"e' ao,r
country buf the proud AnglO-aNon race Whoso -, 80
age genius and energy rescued this country io % ,he
ris and will see that IL returns not again thereto e
roce that redeemed II from wilderness anu ' ~
achieved triumphs of every kind.in science ~ " Won
taesmans hin i'm arms so that il has become the wol
der of fhe world will continnc to rule here hrca ne
been anquishcd aud IL settled forever, INA, % , to
men, whose estate this is must rule mere al 'he ~ "
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

.rcu,.b. have been tearing Democratic pressts ana
hey have produced cyclone q feeling n,ea ronsr
oe Of our feelings except the wild piercing
scat.erins yeIls natural only IN Southern snr0ss snS
v and in Is76 The rotten dcbased prosttuted ana
tyranpcal Republicaa party Is overthrown' anu ..o
Searrr of s black and threatening nag Ia pros,rxte
nnder the most terrible rcbuke ever given a human
being The splendid clean, glorious Democracy' % .nc
porty OF the people and the ay OF peace ana oe
Ing is victorious The scaawags and carpet -baggers
who are holding the radical party OF the no' ,
tocether must 90. The white who have sold out
their principles and abandoned their race because tney
believed the Republican party would retain PooswcI
will be taught that they have received less than
mess OF pottagc and will be forced TO do honest work
or left under the indignant corn OF the Deo
principles through years OF doubt and disaster anu no
elorionsy triumph. Cleveland Is elected lresar @ ~ "a
The Ion night is over The day has come Inc WaI l'
over The reign the carpebagger and the scaiaws,
of the white traitor aud the black striker Is over
and foreyerl This white mans country u golg 10
he rrd bv white men and the south is going to pave
boom like that of California in 1919.
N.llf
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17

Imet Henry Hart president OF the Third Avenue Rail
road several times millionaire. the other morning in
the elevator of THE TRIBUNE Office, joking with Jerry,
the elevator boy Mr. Hart In size does look to be
half as big as his millions the sounding OF them
1t would require an official count-neasurement mean
TO make him out four feet in height But little "a
he Is he seems to struggle under the weight OF his mill
ions manfnly and cheerfuy, too. for he Is always In
good humor, not only with himself, but every
body else
New-York tribune., 1884-11-17
An IDLERS STRAY NOTES.
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE IN TRIPS ABOUT TIE
CITY.
EQllnnnd yyith cxaad han NIL

Equipped with good hearing and a long men,
ory-f had been inclined to hateful and fateful at
Grafton, might have said long memory and long
even an idle lounger reproduce Just great deal
OF pubc gossip about great many interesting topics
III In addition he keeps his eyes well his opcn
hecan see great deal that Is worth chroncng for that
large class OF readers who do not insist a din
ner OF roast beef and such solids only. little salad at
meals as well as little and them" Is
relished by the serious OF newspaper readers
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24

The y. & G Red Book for Indiana Il
ready for distribution. and in more than
one respect u the most valuable or any
Of the editions hitherto based upon this
State. A. has always been the rnie. the
forwarding Of . stamp % G. X. Lord, Be :
timore, i Al that j. necessary 20 secure
: copy, and IN fact the OILY way. a. the
he'd Book Issues are All for mail ~circnla-
ton. The present volume Is replete with
political statistics aud condensed data,
not only - regards the latest Presiden-
tial, State and Congressional elections III
this State. bnt relating a. well 10 cleo
'tions since admission into The Union. II
wvuI6 be difficult 10 imagine d more
complete showing Of past results in tie
Sfste, ~ : more neatly put together and
printed little book.
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fstcr>hprs psfnofrat-
ArersTA. fxp.. OF. 2. 1854.
Enron DFurnAr : Sir wish 10 >py
through Che columns Of your nance that
sise s~inrs published IA the Pres m ta-i
vs.k. shat 'lr Cleveland sud Hendricks
rinh w i.erkhri township denounced
<isr GsanA Armv of The Republic a. 4
fsauI nnA ii tlr interest Of the Reruidi-
snn ;.ar1v-;aid reporf l. = iie ansi The
author j. = liar. The com miifpr Tint
drafted or rs~niniiouS VS. ail cx-se-
diers and members of the Grand Army 81
the Republic. l think | have = right 70
know. as I was one Of the committee
that drafted those resolutions
Dawn DAVIS.
AZ the H~untingburg Argus published
ediforiaily that Pike comfy lie, in
justice II should publish the above deni-
~. Will II Do 90?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24

IN Lpni~ Globe Democrat, Rep, May .. lisa
Blaine cannot carry the full strength
~ the Republican party, to begin with,
and his repulsive, rotten record will re-
pei the independent Or detached voters.
Hs Y a. nnclean man. and the people
will not have him. no nominate him
wonih ". 70 court defeat. He stands
s~eif-consic'ea ~ prostitnting the high
Q hres Ne iaS held 10 build Up a private
fortune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24

m ki1h<y- ana Liver. fFFf fT f1HiN tNH'Tt1F
FRENCH rn..
Tnf~1n. Ohio.
For sale al Mehringer Eros Drug
Store. Jasper. Ind.
June 1a'h. ls4-1y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24

10 ~ kdeef NJ 10 NHfA'
The republican ran.iiisss Tor president
Mr. James G. Blaine. IN a letter ~ Neto-
her 4. 1854. says: I'll II utterly untrue
that ever advorairi . rc>idshre ~
tucnty-cne ,cnf> N 4 requirement. ~ MT
uraiifAtiOn. On the euniiarK. aiNvN
opposed tie party ii,t suggested M
docs Mr.. HIainr mitan 10 ~a> that ne wn-
never connected IN NV any wny iientitl-
"a ai;h a.. so-csilcd Know-Nrthing pss'
IS -nr. a. Ileury Wilson eailrd M. ne
American marty III thN ~ ever hrinng-
~ ~ 4 knnw >uiuiny iolge ~ council .
N ~. ie nu,t have 4 very poor memory
81 thr i,a~f
vhra. .ia Enna->othing party wa-
~ fa' 90. II Il Massachusetts. nd
they r~lr.-fr.l rnry Gardner snysrnar.
wa~ . mrMhrr 81 ki1siow i.edge n
Cennrii in i.i>:0n. sssi nn TWO "'ra-iNn.
suw MI. iisinr u; uisf meetings. af,t 40
spoke N; silem aud strongly a'ivnra'fn
shr ~i,Afis- principles. -hawinx ihst ~
wa . mrnshcr. ~ 10 enc ws- .l'aitied
but tnrn,lisf~.
One ~ flrr stranIeet pianks or princi-
f.i.- az tisr uartv M order wa ti,st NJ
foreigner ehonli hr allowed tn vote til|
~ lad resided ~ thr United States
sweuiv-nnr wears. the same A. those horn
here. NJ. Elaine ai-a wrote articles fe'
the Amtfirsa Know Nothing, \ news.
paper 10 BOSTON with 1nith I wa con-
nccied. These nrr iarfs taa, ran te cA-i-
81 proved. ii men alsi D 4 honest snd iei
tiss truth.
w. A. n. Snfsowky.
No. 22u w r'inv-siNth Street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24

If Dishonest Then. u He Honest
Nox3

What = leading Republican paper nov
supporting Blaine thought OF him IN
1s73: .Thc startling exposure Of Speak
er Blaine's ycnaiity il connection with
the Union Pacific Road. Eastern Divi~-
ion. entirely DESTROYS. Of course. what
ever credit some people may have given
his evasive denial of the Cakes Ames
bribery and puts The whole case OF The
Cfeii' Mabiiier upon 4 different basis.
How q Is shown that Speaker
Blaine sever deserved bis good repnta-
ton. lie has taken brides in another
case.'-lNew York Tribune, Sept. 80,
1872.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-10-24
GzSklsgSxszN
How lost, How Restored!

Just rahii.heA 4 NV edition ofrr. Cnlserweii*-
slrbrs 80 EsSny M iht raffNl sAf* M >fs rnA'.F-
rhtra NJ SEMINAL Weakness inxnin1fers Sens1al Aoss
imretsuer. Mental .mH fht -irsf irrnrNciig. lnpfAi-
ment~ 10 Marriage efr nifn. INtt*urfpt.on- fpfiNr<y
anil FIf-. induced hy SelfAu41iettret nr rrAAnt tt
frsrnrancr Ae
Tie cslshrAsed author. M ihis admirable ts~sy elesriy
demonstrates from afhirfv arsrs' -ltrt~.fnl FfNtfirfl
radically rureA. pointing aui 4 rnpde nf fFtN n cnrt
siinrIe. certain. ana eHetfusi. Nv mean. NJ which extrs
sufferer. ~ mNiisr xhAf ts ~canriii1n rsax tf. nA.
cure himself rAnspiy. privately srN fsAisAMx.
nl~rhis IerfAsr shonit NJ IA TIE hands n svrrs
youth and sKery man IA ne lsnA'
sent under seal. in : plain envelope. IA nuy sdaTf.-
on receipt 0f four cents. ~ two ppsiaTs sfsmr- 40
dress
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL co.
81 Ann ST.. New York. y. n: Pest ONES Pa
DECEMBER csth. lsxa-ly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-13
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

The railroad company is shipping large
quantities OF wood to Rocklin for use dur
ing the stormy season.
The TrucFee Lumber Company has
closed all its camps, and sent their stock
out for the winter. Their factory Will con-
tinue to work, however
The Lake Tahoe big fish has>been seen
again, and is described as being over twen-
ty feet in length. The fishermen around
the lake are organizing an expedition TO try
and capture him.
A crazy woman is at large along the road
between Vallejo and Benieia, who frightens
teams by unearthly yells. She has been
seen by number Of persons, generally in
the vicinity of st. Vincent,s Cemetery.
A colonization scheme, by which it Is
contemplated to place 800 French peasants
on the lands which will be brought under
cultivation by the new Arizona canal. is
now on foot, with fair prospects of imme-
diate success.
The principal officers in the Idaho Iegis-
lature are Colonel Charles H. Ward, Presi-
dent Of the Council, and ]. w. Cunning
ham, Chief Clerk. In the House of Re9-
resentatives D. w. Touch is Speaker. and
II. S. McCollum, Chief Clerk.
1t transpires that Del, son of ]. r.
keefer, perished in the fire that DESTROYED
the family residence near Gridlev last
week. He had been in i'll health for
several years and was considered of un-
sound mind. AS soon as the fire was dis
covered his father rushed to his room in
warn him of his danger, but found the
door locked, and breaking through a panel
OF the door entered the room. but ionnd
that his son was not there He left the
house, thinking that his son had escaned
The report of . pistol was heard by those
VINO witnessed the fire, and the supposition
IS that the young nan shot himself. He
was about 80 years of age His bones
were found in the ruins. The Coroner's
jury rendered verdict of accidental death.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-13

We are offering the following SPECIALS
this week:
French China Decorated Motto Mugs, 5. 10. Is
and D cents
Rich Decorated China Motto Cups and Saucers,
25, 35, 20 and rs cents
French China Decorated Cream Pitchers, 25
cents.
Fine Bohemian Vase (raised flowers, 25, 80 and
70 cents per pair.
Toilet Sets consisting of Two Cologne Bottles
and Puff Box, IS cents, 81 and s. So
Beautiful Decorated French China Cuspadores
former price, 81 75), only 81.
61z French China Plates only 81 per set.
IA French China Plates, only 81 10 per set
81. French China Plates, only 81 D per set.
Fine French CHINA Dinner Sets Q25 pieces,
only SIS.
Beautiful Decorated French China Dinner Sets
(l25 pieces, S37 50
Queen Anne Square Pattern Dinner Sets, SIS.
Ironstone Dinner Sets Cl20 pieces, only 50.
Decorated Tea Sets something NICE, only 81 30.
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GLASSWARE.

We have the largest and most varied stock of
any house in town.
Crystal Goblets, 50 cents per set
Crystal Tumblers, . cents per set.
Four-piece Glass Sets, 55 cents.
One-half Gallon Pitcher 50 cents.
And all other kinds Of Glassware al comrara
tiYelY low nrices
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-12-13

Napa Register: We understand that a
movement is ON foot to form a joint stock
company in Napa, with capital of $50, 600
to purchase the Napa Woolen Mills and
enlarge it 10 four set mill In case this
is done the present owners of the mill are
to put in the machinery owned by them
and take specific amount of stock in re-
turn. 1t has already been clearly demon
strated that the mill is paying invest
ment, and if it is enlarged the profits can
be made proportionally greater.
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SILYERWARE.

Rf- We have made special arrangements with
ROGERS BROS. TO handle their goods exclu-
sively, thereby getting an additional 20 per
cent, and we propose to give the benefit to our
customers. Call and see our stock.
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PASSENGERS FROM TIE EAST.
IsrrcAl BY TELEGRAPH TO THE RrcoRD-us1os.

IsFECIAL BY 1ELEGRAPH TO THE RECORD-UNION !
PRosoNToRY Utah), December 12th.-The fol-
lowingn overland passengers passed here to-
day, to arrive in Sacramento December 18th :
r. 1nglis, A. Inglis, Paterson, N j.; H. s. Cleye-
land, New York; Mrs. A. S. Senter, idaho d. J.
Beaumont, Salt Lake; Otto Fox, San Francisco:
Joseph Becke, New York: & j. Beaumont, Eng,
land; Mr.. and Mrs. N. Goldsmith, child and
nurse, Cheyenne; Charles Il. Stollz, San Fran
cisco; F. c. Barnes, Butte, Mont; j. Denter,
Montana; g. j. Hunsaker, Green River. Wyo,
ming; J. II. Cammet, Oakland; Cal; L. D. Grae-
ter, Bannaek, Mont
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
FIVE HUNDRED CHRISTIANS MUIR
DERED IN MACEDONIA.
Acquittal of Mother MandelhauIn-
Cholera in Paris-A
Panic in Vienna.
Germany, England and soutl.wes, Africa.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uSlox.l
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R E M O " E ID 2
MiLLINERY.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

ATRS. KATZENSTElN. THE LEADING NIL
M liner, is receiving daily all the Novelties
in her line. The STYLES are New and Novel, and
suited for the Holiday Season so rapidly ap-
preaching Ladies, you arc specially invited 10
call and examine as il is no trouble 10 show the
goods. Remember, 605 street. s5-ipIm
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R9-Special attention will be given TO Mail
Orders, and satisfaction guaranteed or
goods returned at our expense.
Liberal discount to Country Merchants.
Call and see us.
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LAMPS. CHANDELIERS. Etc,

Our stock has to be seen TO be appreciated. Call
and see those Beautiful POLISHED BRASS
LIBRARY LAMPS (complete), with Fireside
Burner, Il inch Porcelain Shade and Crys-
tas, only........... ................sS SO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
c. H. KREBS g. CO.,
626 j street aud 1906 seventh street

ITHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass,
Picture Aoldings, Brushes, Artists Material
Building Paper Plain and Decorative Wall Pa
per, and Glazier Paper for window decorations
a patent which is entirely new. dllIplm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WE HAVE TODAY APPOINTED F. r. CT
w RAkD sole agent for the genuine Mathu-
shek Pianos for sacramento. Be It understood
that We are the origlnators OF the Eathushek
Pianos. aud we have no connection whatever
with the New Haven Mathushek Piano Co. hay
ing severed our connection with that concern
many years ago.
MATEUSUEK & KINKELDY.
Factory lE8th and 18th sts.. bet Second and
Third Avenues New York
New York, November ISt
+. Il. Girard, Piano Dealer. Northwest
Corner Seventh and j streets.
U2G-lptfMS
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The Hawaiian Treaty.

WASHINGTON, December 12th.-Senator
Miller has received by telegraph from San
Francisco petition of 1000 words, praying
that the Hawaiian treaty, recently renewed
BY the President, oe ratified by the Senate.
As this treaty ! pending in executive ses-
sion, the petite was presented there, and
is regarded as an executive document.
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PITTsBURG, December 18th. = Carnegie
Bros. Co., operating the Union Iron Mills,
have ordered reduction of 10 to 10 per
cent. in the wages of all employees except
ing those governed by the Amalgamated
Association. The scale of reduction will go
into effect next Monday. About 900 men
will be affected. The Isabella Blast Fur
mace Company have ordered 10 per cent.
reduction OF the wages Of all employees. Ts