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The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

WE take it for granted that Brewster
Cameron will not be confirmed by the Sem
ate. He will be needed in the coming in :
vestigation.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

JUDGE SMELL says man is a coward
who will strike woman. Very true, as
general principle, butafter all much may
depend upon the combative powor and AM
azonian quality Of the woman.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

BISMARCK iseeidrntly weakening on the
American hog question. Move on with
the car of retaliation, Messrs Congressman,
and good results will follow.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

IT is said that Brewster Cameron wants
to bea near the Mexican border as possible
when Mr.. Springer springs his mine.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

II anybody will tell us who the whisky
ring is for for United States Senator from
kentucky we will tell them who will be
elected.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

"a FRIENDLY CAUTION" from the bench
is not all that is necessary to drill common
sense into the head of an indiscrcet officer.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

For long time we have heard about a
solid South. There is no question about
the North being solid" at the present time.
The cold snap has solidifed every part
of IL
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

DID it ever strike the average Democratic
Congressman that loan of millions to
the ditsillers will mako very rotten plank
in the Democratic platform for 1882
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
DRY GOODS.
Grand Clearing Sale
OF
COTTON
UNDER V EAR
DRY GOODS.

n.,, A. ,,..o oe tho ctooL nm
Determined 10 ulSpOSe VI lnb otOUh UH
~, 49,. L,,o .asot,,dol IN r,aLa M
manu-, WE ndVt CUnCIuuou W haNO w
80 ,I,. ..s L. onr,,inoa tbo
Ciueu heuuCtlOHS, anu u CohVihUe t"o
puhijc Tint such il our nurnose we shall
FuDHC Ahdt ouV" 70 WV Ps'P"'N w S'','
m,La n ceparai DienIav nm MIR second
Wdhe uoh0' az p'0P'"J v" '"' S"'V"
Hoor. with nrioes affixed on each qar-
"VV'y WI" P''N"' ' =.
mnnt In pIain fi1ures. which cannot fail
"N", w P ~ =.
IN attract the attention of the Ladies'.
-, ,-, e e H.
0po0''"' !" '"'' S0P"'
10TH We will close ii5 Chemises at 12JSc.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

At O'Clock the company marched il,o tho
banquetroom where the long tables had boen
placed 80 as to assume the three slles OF q
square. Mr.. VIM. Oscar Roome, Venerable
Master of Mthras Lodge OF Perfection, pre-
sided, with tho Venerable Grand Commanier
and Senator Dolph at his right and Congress-
man Mills, OF Texas, and Surgeon Browne, U.
$. NJ, at his left, aud many of the other prom
inent guests in the front.
Mr.. Crump was the caterer, and tho menu
testified his ability In that line.
After Justice was done the same, the board
was cleared and
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

We are confident that the Special Sale OF
Underwear at the special prices mentioned VIII
crowd our second floor with eager purchasers.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
Friday, January II, 1884.

Entered az the Postonee IN Washington as seeonc
class matter.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LoNDoN, September loih.-Private dispatches
from Naples describe the moral AID sanitary
condition OF the city, in the presence of the
cholera Scourge, as terrible. The people have
lost all sclt-CoItrOI, and given themselves up to
the widest superstition. Deaths are concealed
and corpseS retained in houses until privately
buried from supcr>titious dread that burial in
Il common grave, without religious rites impcr-
lis the dead person hopes of resurrection. In
stead Of complying Nltn sanitary rules, re-
course is had to supernatural remedies. The
streets arc crowded with religious PROFESSIONS
singing hymns and Htanies and bearing GIFTED
candles crosses ard banners. Women parade
in public places carrying iOWCr-dcckgd statues
OF 81. GencTO. Naples patron saint. Even the
doctors were carried away by the prevailing
panic. Three eminent physiClanS-Drs. Caite-
reif, SchrGE and CIpCIZi-Gll members Of the
Sanitary Cornell. abandoned their duties and
ran away, leaving the sanitary control Of the
city in the widest conf lsiOn. such is the hatred
expressed for them 10y the pOpul8ce that they
viii certainly be lynrhed should they return.
The horrors of famine now threaten jhc city, in
addition 20 the plague. Provisions have ceased
to be brought there, the channels OF communi-
cation being cut OF and the peasants being
afraid to enter the city. Even iiiGJ the common
food OF the poor, Is scarce and dear
NARsEGILEs, September lCih.-Two deaths
from cholera occurred here to-day.
ROME, September Ioth.-Severdl physiciaus of
this city, refusing to attend cholera patients,
Will be prosecuted.
NAPLES, September leth.-The situation in
four hours ending at this evening, there nave
been g}7 fresh eases Of cholera and so deaths.
Al the Ministers earnestly urged King hImtert
TO leave the city, but the King refused.
MADRID. September lGth.--At Alicante thvye
have boSn 1orty eases Of cholera ana INelity-
seven deaths from the disease since september
ist. At Noyelda, during The twelve louis SHlSd
tonight. one fresh case occurred ana one Etdth'
~ Elchc, during the same time there were HVe
fresh cases and two deaths.
t,,.,,na and China.
LoEpoN. September l5ih.-paris is Tonight
secthiug with excitement over the prospect OF
war with China The scenes along the boule-
wards are comparable to nothing seen IN Faris
since the days OF July, lslo. when thc Waf sllIe
against Germany was at its highest pitch
SHANGHAI, September ioth.-Ihe Chinese are
blocking Woo sung bay with JuIiNs Hi'ed WIKI
stones.
Preparing for an Emergency
CoSSrANTINopLE. September I0th.-SiX thou-
sand additional troops are ordered 70 leinSl:
Western Arabiu. to suppress the rebellion IN that
district, and be ready for "IV emergency III
Egypt.
Disastrous Fires.
LoNpoN, September 10Th Stocks * Co.'S
leather works at Leeds have been destroyed by
fire. The loss is placed at .Se,VN
\ serious fire Is reported from Calais. large
factory was burned. Loss heavy.
Lord De6erin, vieeroy of India.
LoNDoN, September l0th.-LoId DufieCin has
been appointed Niceroy Of India.
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POISON

In the blood is apt TO show itself in the Spring.
and nature should ~ all means Dc assisted in
throwing it oil. Swii's Specific does this cf-
fcc;Nely. II : a purely vegetable, non-poisou-
ous remedy. which .clHs nature TO force nil
the poison or taint out through the pores of the
skin.
Mr. Robert \ EuSlcy of DicksG.:. Tenn,
writes, under date March no. 1891 '' had chillS
and fever, followed hy rheumatism. for three
years. 50 that | Was not able tn attend To my
business had tried almost every kind Of mcd-
cine, and found no relief. \ friend recon-
mcndcd 5wi0 Specific. tried one bottle and
my health began to improve. continued until
l had taken six bottles. ana it has set me on my
feet. as strong and We'll as ever. l recommend
il to all similarly afflicted
Letters from tweuty-three (23l of the leading
retail drugEiStSOf Atlanta say. under date March
2i, lSSi: We soil more Of Swi.tS Specific than
any other one remedy, and three TO ten times rs
much as any ctEcr blood medicine. We sell ii
to all classes. ana many of the best families use
it general health tonic"
Our Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free to all applicants.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 8, Atlanta Ga.
y. Y. Office 100 ". 2Gd ST. bet. 9th II 1th Avs.
jal01yTUThS
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MoETANDoN pa, September loth.-This place
was the scene of a general fight Monday night
in which fifty men, HunCarians aud Poanders
participated, many of whom were quite serious
ly, if not fatally injured The resident Polish
and hungarian miners have been buying their
clothing ETC. from . Hebrew Cl0thier in the
neichboriug town. \ large order had been
given month ago, and en- Monday night the
Hebrews came TO NontandOn TO deliver the
goods. \ dispute arose about some tritiing
matter. followed by a positive refusal on The
part Of the residents to tax" the clothirg. The
CiothieIs became indignant and opened war on
tkc inhabitants The latter hercely attacked
the Hebrews, taking their packs and stoning
them ont of town. At2 o'clock this morning the
Hebrews returned to MOntandon, accompanied
by several officers, who proceeded TO handcuf
the Polanders and Hungarians. A few OF
them quietly submitted, but Others openly de-
fed the authorities and refused to be taken INTO
custody. In the meantime seventy-hNe OF thelr
friends attacked the officers, who were forced to
surrender leaving the attacking party masters
of the situation. The officers retreated, but sub
sequently returned with reiniorcemcnts. An
other attack was made upon them, and gen
eral row was the result. The officers drew their
reyolvers and fred several shots into the crowd,
and the latter sent yolley of stones and clubs
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T. OENN & SONS

CARRIAGE PAINTERS LATE FOREMAN
- of painting department of the California
Carriage Factory, Eighth and X, with Pike &
Young Fourth and l. streets, Sacramento. Fine
finish and durability guaranteed. aulG-3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WHITE s. HOsTRAWsER,

AND BUILDERS. HOUSE
Y building and jobbing specially. Oilioe.
So street Estimates Plans and Speciica-
.ions furnished on all kinds of work. Store and
ONCE fitting specially. au27-lm
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OOUTHwEsT CORNER OF X AND SIXTH
> streets (Masouic Hall Building, E-street en-
trance. Consultations in English, French and
German. All professional calls promptly at
tended to- day and night. Office hours-i0 =. NJ.
10 u NJ: to l. and to 5 p. II. G,i2-lm
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NOOPER. 40. 80 FRONT STREET. SACRA
v meuto. Gel Manufacturer of Wine Pipes
Brandy Barrels, Beer Kegs, Butter Firkfns \
full stock always on hand Orders promptly
attcnled 70. au2l-lm
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CHARLES crocker the railroad millionaire, cured of Ri,

his o
carried perfect o cured
itoraN M O
IT O N Weak akncs
estp but
6r W o TnOnth
MD Snow says: hearing rDm-
petey yrstoe by Dr.. Mac cnnanS nanip Hon
A says: The on
L
70
writes at
IN
Dr. al, 4
Twas Mt u.icc have gotta aAp
Miss Ieandr. cipf o
GOV
Y Gy
A o c
Eureka rreumen f
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. GINS. e. PINKHANI.

uOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
II geon Office: SIS Eighth street, between
II and /, Residence, next door Office hours:
Until :. VI, ! TO ., and $50 TO 80 r NJ. SHcra-
ncntO Cal. S;-tf
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AND JEWELLERS, 20
W 55 J street. between Fifth ard E(11>.
Sixth, have always on hand choice vari- ~ 4,
ETY. OF fine Watches, Diamonds, JeWelry. u a,[S
etc. ia7-lm
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Ii. Il. NnSR,S

4 GRICCLTURAL WORKS, NINTH AND X
y streets builds every description Of Pump
ing Machinery, Steam Engines Horse powers,
out. aI2j-tf
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Burnett's Coroainc viii save the Hair,
and keep il in u strong ami healthy condition.
because il viii stimulate the roots of the hair
and restore the natural action Gpou which It's
growth depends. BvENEyT'> fLANoEING EN.
SL)VGLare absolutely pure. sl-luTuTh-
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o
o
D4incs
many Painful
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NEW YORK. September 1oth.-Henry H. Had
ley of Morey letter fame. was examined to-day
i'll the Superior Court. special term. in the Sus-
Elementary proceedings III n suit brought by
Frank p. Marsh. III which Judgment was TecoV-
cred some time ago UpCI note for $3.50 The
object Of the examination WAS to find out
whether the Democratic National Committee
owe ila;lley anything and 10 secure thcamOuut
ofthe Judgment. Hadlcy had no doubt that
he was authorized to Use whatever funds were
necessary in connection with the investigation
of the authenticity of the Morcy letter. He
could not remember distinctly, but from the re-
ceipts which haG been published from William
II. Price for -a0o, he thought he was authorized
by Dickson. StCuOEraphcr of the committee
The details of the matter were not clearly I'M
pressed on his memsry. Ask me at once" he
said, whether wrote the letter or not, 50 that
] can 90 To dinner. Nou dare not Con
tinuing, he said he might have received
one from Chairman Bamum. on being
shown letterdatcd october 70, 1850. purpOrtng
from Baruum, he said the letter wlS i'll DickC-
sons handwriting. He did not believe he was
authorized by BarIum. tie thought he had no
nun before h. went 10 Cumberland. Nd. He
had an intCry lew with Barnmn, however. be
fore going 70 Massachusetts, lie WAS uncertain
whether he had legal claim against the COM
luittre but believed he had an equitable one
lie put no price or his services, but would have
accepted say Sl.t0o Legally. hc supposed he
been paid IN tull for his services in connection
with the investigation OF the Norey letter, aS
he made 10 contract with the committee.
EX-t uited States Senator William II. Barnrm,
Chairman Of the Democratic National Commit
tee. was examined. lie said that about two
weeks before the opCnug of the Democratic
headquarters in lSsl, Hadley who had been
previously introduced TO hiln. came to HIM for
money to start Republican Hancock Club.
lIadley was told he might be spared ~J'a
AtJsr the publication of the Moroy let
ter. word came from New Hampshire that
Norcy could he found at Lynn, Mass Hadley
said he Would SO for his expenses only. lie
was given S2D or S25D for expenses before going
The committee afterwards was informed ~
Hadley that ne had gotten into some trouble,
and the committee gave him Sl.G1 as Il simple
donation. This must have been before IIadlcy's
letter asking for pay for his services Witness
had no recollection Of promising Hadlcy any
thing for his services, and said it had not been
Il subject of conversation among the mcmhers
0tthe committee that lIadlCy had any claim for
compensation. Barnum, il reply to questions
Sau that the circumstances connected with the
MoTey letter made Il firm impression on his
mind, but Hadiey name was not strongly idcn
fitted with them
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-CLUNIE
/ bloch, Eighth ami X streets; street cars
from the depot pass the door every five minutes;
the contest and best rooms IL the city; the best
arranged house and kept first-cass in every re
spcCt. Bath free MRS. GkICL, ProprietreSs.
qg1rt-7ro
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In 1876, Nevada cast 194G7 votes; in
1880, when Lander and Nye counties were
stricken out for Irregularities, there We're
l6,6ll, and this year it is believed there will
not be over 1900 votes cas-, in the State.
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CINcIHNATI, September 10th-Street parades
on Il grand scale have been arranged for the
night of September 18th 1t is expected that
both Blaine and Logan will be here on that
night and will witness the parade. There is to
be Il Republican conference here at that time.
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Ntlf IUTU.
Mrs. Hardy. 119 Suffolk street, writes US that
she has been troubled with worms for some three
years and that she used one vial of Dr. C. Nc
LGHTa ItrmUHgo. prepared by Fleming Bros,
Fitt>bUrg, Pa, which brought away over fifty
large worms. Her usual good health immcdi-
ntrlY rrtiirnNl.
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j. a. CUNErNGHAAI.

7 ST, BET. FRONT AND SECOND, sACRA-
4 Trcnto. Boiler and Iron Works Also, mallU-
fgctUcr OF Wafer Heaters, Tank, GaSometers,
Hydraulic Pipes, Mining Cars, SMOKE Stacks,
Jackets, Iron Doors and Shutters Prompt at
teution given 10 Repairing and Blacksmithrg.
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GEORGE W. YOUNG,

GtUCCESSOR TO PIKE q YOUNG, CARRIAGE
= Manufacturer, corner Fourth and l. streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1S50 All sizes OF
Buggies Fhactons Spring and ThoToughbrace
Wagons, Repairing, Pain.!-c@ and Trimming
done. m204pf
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Hendricks Mt TnIrdn.

TOLEDO, September l0th.-Goyernor Hendricks
addressed 400 people at the fair grounds this
afternoon. his subject being The Importance
of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts" In the
evening ne spoke to Il Democratic mass meeting
in the Fifth Ward An audience OF 5000 was
present. E.-E
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nEEVTl'TDV
REMOVED.

~ T. TEBBETS. DENTIST, 10 9tt .sss.:5seSs.
7 Sixth street, between l and }. T;5ysssssSS 80
west side, opposite Congregational @1iIIIF
Church Aul-tf
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c. LMICfHitL,

ST-STREET FOUNDRY, BETWEEN FOURTH
IA and Fifth. Cast-Iron Founder: Nauufect-
Urer OF all kirds of Cast and I!od-IroU Railings
and Fences. III Building GastingS IL adc TO order
Sl-iI,iIn
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DIR de nERET.

physician AND SURGEON, southeast corner
!. of Second and /, streets Oihcc HnuIs-9
to 1870 \. NJ; ITO j, and TO p. ". Residence.
yl5 VI street, between Ninth and Tenth. au23ti
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CO AND 81 -
Greatest Healer Living,
DR.. ]. ]. MAC LEHMAN,
NOW IN SACRAMENTO,
b. FREE OF CHARGE, at his
9l9 Z STREsEssEE',
int and Tenth
FOR FEW WEEKS ONLY.
have in San Francisco during the past eight made
over 100000 personal applications OF my
Vita-P3aysioal TEeatzoae1at,
In every variety human maaoy, by
God, have performed which partake of the
marvellous.
q gi i
$1,000
given for any of that not Genuine.
BttOrney General MaTShaIS R6pIy to Hon. T. E. Jones'

0
F.
ha.
him
ee; don o in
le ; =
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8eddinG's Russia Saiyc.-in invaluable
dressing iorcUts. burns i!e,hWounds. OILY ruThS
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There il no sweetness i'll kiss.
nlesS your teeth aN juSi like pearls.
Then would you share i.S trembling bl
tse SyZOpON nj once sweet girls;
For il alone gives To jhe mouth.
White teeth AMI fragrance ogthe S1uthi
fcli-lS IuIhS
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The Poor will be Treated FREE Every Morning from to fer Weeks only
consultation
NO TREATMENTS GIVEN ON SUNDAYS.
Remember the Number 9S street, bet Ninth and TENTH opposite the Plaza
Dx- D. D. AIacH lehman
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GENERAL NOTICES.


DIR. Ia Mars SeminaiP Pills cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility Loss of
Mental and Physical Nigur. Impotency lnvol-
uItary Emissions and all disorders caused by
OVer-induigence, indiScTetiOn and Abuse. Dr.
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stimu-
liant, but a completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re
store the sexual organs, and give a new lease of
life--with power 20 enjoy ito all who eXpe-
rience the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, g % per bottle. Sent by mailon receipt of
price, or by Express. C. O. u. Address ali or
derS, \. MCBOYLE X co, Druggists, SAN Fran
cisco, p. .. Box 1852. jySl-Sm
Insure Life and Limo. by Getting IA Com
nonsense step Ladder, at Eleventh and X au2-lm
Dentistry.-J. Y. Horner, Dentist. No. SIS
Tenth street bet. ana r. Sacramento. jc27-lm
Go to Golden Eagle CystsrN Chop House,
6l6 St. torSteakS, Chops Large Eastern oysters.
Open day and night. ADAM I'ANM. Prop. mi i-lln
IUuuborg's Perfume. FdniS
lundbOr-'s Perfume, Mares hal Mel Rose.
LuDdborG's Perfume, Alpine Niolc,.
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily OF the Na',ey.
mrS-lV
There il no sweetness in a kiss,
ulS.s yOur teeth are iuSf like pearls
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LINCOLN, September 1Oth.-The Anti-MonOp-
oily Convention adjourned to-day. after appoint
Ing Il committee of conference with the DemO-
Gratis, with view to a fusion on the State and
electoral tickets. The Democratic Convention
meets nj Omaha to morrow
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ID ANS FOR SALE-THREE HUN -
II drrd head. in lots TO suit fine f::Est1@
grades spanish Meriuos, at Nhimeys fe~1T
Sheep Ranch. near RdCEIu. Placer %'Ss-sioe
c0uLtN. aL r.asunAhle prices. auls-lIs+
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Dr. NIXON.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NJ STREET, Be
~ tween Ninth and Tenth Nos 9lS and go.
VIII visit the Railroad Hospital daily at $50 =.
NJ. Office hours 10 8 a. NJ; l to ?. NJ. and
evenings. jyl-tf
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NOR SALF-i0 HEAD OF CROSS "a
/ bred French and Spanish Merino sfss;tSsss'
Rams Also. 500 Head OF Fine Graded s?s<sS
sheep. Inquire \. q. F0LGEI, Il shszazhLsa
miles from sacramento. near Marysyillc road
HulN-tf
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Grouse and deer are reported plentiful in
and about Victoria, 3, C,
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MesSrs. u. 4 J. W. Cotton of Winchester Ind
happened last spring 10 get some OF Dr. C. Ne
LaHfS I0mJGQc. After selling few bottles.
has produced the best effect wherever used, and
is very pNpular aMOng the peOple
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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW DWELL -
L iuc-hOuse; basement feet high; lot E!i,
S0XlGo on line of street cars; house CON III
tainS u rooms, with baths closets. etc, gas, hot
and cold water, and every modern convenience;
grass plat, with choice shrlbbcry and plants;
also, a fine stable; VIII be sold at Il sacrifice as
the owner is about to remove irOu the city. For
yvice ald location apply TO GEO. I. BUSH, Sl3
Street, or on premises, Fifteenth and 0strectS
. al this Office. aujD-T
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\ Newspaper Man Narrowly Escapes
Eyuchiuc.

New YORK. September ldth.-A special from
New Orleans dated the nth says Last evening
Claude Thaycr attacked with u cOwhidc Ben
jamin q Neil, connected with the Mascot a local
weekly Illustrated paper. O'Ncil dvcW rCyOl-
yer and fired five times ut Thayer but without
effect. An old woman near by tainted from
fright, and report was circulated that she had
been Shot and killed. Intense excitement pre-
vailed. and Ben Onorato. Il well known auc-
tiunecr. mounted Il dry goods box and addressed
the crowd, urging them to lynch ONeil. The
police had arrested O'Ncil and taken him To the
station. The crowd Was excited TO frenzy hy
the speech Of Onorato and advanced @up or ipJ
strong on the station house and attempted to
enter. The crowd was finally dispersed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11

NClF IOrk.
Mrs Twist No. Is Avcnuc \. SAYS sshe has been
troubled with WORMS for more than a year. and
that She took one bottle of Dr. C.. HcLdHc'S C;ie-
brftcd ItptJuce, prepared by Fleming Pros.
which brought away from her over three hun
drcd worms hig and little. She now believes
herself entirely free from disease.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-11

Andrew Downing, of Cranburgl township. We
mango county gave his child one tcaspOoniul Of
worms. Next morning, on repetition OF the
dose Size passed ll3 more.