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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
SINKING INTO AN Old NINE.
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WuKEsBARRE, June 1.-THE estimate OF
the damage done at PokehollOw was not exaggerated
The ground OF between four ana nve acres
ma. sunk bodily about eight inches. and in places has
fallen more than foot Openings IN the suiken tract
are Nearly every house the disturbed tract
Is thrown of the perpendicular Inc walls are SphI
end IN several instances the rear ex
tensions are separated from the nam
buildings In addition che house or hrAlahd
MeDouya two buildings. one occupied Dy James brtu
lev and the other by Patrick Bnen are Dad wreeAeu
ard will have To be rebuilt The other houses though an
damaged can be repaired. The foundation walls WILL IN
every instance have rebuilt The crash occurred
ab0it 3 d. NJ Two shocks were felt greatly resembling
an earthquake ard clouds OF dust rose from the as
turbed area The CONSERVATION OF The people was Tea
Tbey Jaw the ground under their feet opening
in assures and felt their houses rock and ueInoie
"a though about to fall their heads. They
hed I'M dismay the houses and 1t was long before
they would venture to return.
The whole district 10 without water the wells on
which they depended having gwen ont They have 70
carry the water distance OF several hundred yardA
Tile decaying OF the props In an abandoned worKlns
about $50 feet below the surface In supposed 70 De te
cause of rbe calamity Another seam below this is SUI
being worked and to-day the roof OF this seam showed
s0ns of coming down and the men quit WORK IL Is more
than probable that tho ground viii continue 10 SILK
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THE ortDyIcK C0uPAyY RELIEVED.

PROVIDENCE, June lin the supreme
Court this morning In the Of T. Ciiee. trustee and
Others AGAINST the Quidniok Company and others upon
petition OF 5e company Justice stness by consent OF
the parties dissolved the Injunction restraining me Qd
eI COMPANY from controlling debts entering INTO en-
gagefnsnts that become liens upon the corporate properly
and dsp0sRg OF any part OF the corporate estate OF
worth rlle custodian. to le and settle his accOlnIs
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ASSAULTED BY A wrVKBEATER.

BUFFALO, June 11.-At Gold Springs early
this morning. Alfred Am2cnan, while Hlu0xi-
cstrd, BEGAN beating his v1hs whose
screams brought Sherman Burns, liyinqin the same
h0,.5e to the pot AmDcman sDrIng Burns stT1S-
ins him over the left eye with hatc;et. fractnng Ma
sEuN BURNS will probably lie. Ampl'nan nod Buns
formerly ser-eanG az police IL tns city ana Is
brother OF tGe city clerk
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHURCHS DAUGHTER
MlRRIED.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBUSK.l

ALBION, June 1.-THE marriage OF Miss Mel
ne the only daughter the late Chief Justice Sanford l.
Church AMI Dr. r. O. Coehrane, of Albion took place al
Christ Church before invited guests at D. H. TO-DAY
ghe Rev r. W. Durham and ]. II. Barnard oficlated
The bd was dressed In white silk trimmed with pearls
The hdssma as were Miss Hattie Harrington. OF Albion
"n,a+ wedding hrakfas was served ut the brides home
~ rhab the relatives and intimate friends were invited
Among the gifts One from judge Moan Davis, 81 %
Nev-York and Others from members OF the Court OF
HUneaIs Iie bridal party left late train for the
Eaaf
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Ex.JUsTzoE sW4 YVES FUNERAL.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The remains OF ex'
Justice Noah H. swayne, of the United states supreme
Court arrived New York this morning and were IN
TERED at Oak Hill Cemetery. The pailbearrrs WEIR lns
tees Miller Field Bradley Soictor esersi Phips,
Assistant Attorney Generals William A. Marry and n
McCammon Judge d. KCartter and Samuel shaliabarger
The services conducted by the Rev. Dr. Parcs, Of
Rpiphamy Episcopal Church.
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RE4rIyG A HOTBL PROPRLEr0R.

J.H. Baker, the proprietor Of a hotel in Nor
ristowu. NJ L. was accosted on broadway Nay 81 by
Jo,eph Brown a bunoo man. Ths usual saIntatiOns
urprfse and game followed. Mr. Baker gave Brown
certified check $500 the National Iron Bank of Nor
risSwl ami $50 In easa. He stopped payment OIL tns
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THE HUDSON IN GOOD CONDITION.

Troy, June 1.-THE engineers in charge ot
the Hudson River improvements that the river below
Baltimore in condition. shoals have been
p-nne.i m Fish House and around tha shoals between
Troy and Albany a dredging OF $4,000 yards VIII
shortly begin The channel opposite Albany Ia re-
ported be al night. The river IL std 10 De III better
condition than several years.
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CORNELES WILDCAT AT LARGE.
Inv rErRcp.pu IN rag ryrRrry,.T

ITHACA, June ia female wildcat belong
ing Cornell University escaped from lis cage to-day
by means Of n siide-bottOm compartment. There mas
been vigorous search for her ali day bnt no trace was
found. Tonight another Attempt vas made 10 capture
IT, reward is bes offered for the return OF The animal
dead or alive. There Is no danger OF the cat atchhg
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Kankakse Ill. saysf The vfiiage Of Grant Park, this
curnty was swept by fra last night vhch destroyed
twenty Of the principal buildings, Including two hotels
The loss cannot be esfimated insurance light.
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TREAsrRrR spERRY STILL ABsENr.

BUFFALO, June 11.-ChautauqIa County Is
greatly eait-l aver of Treasurer
Orrn Sporty as,d MS Edward 7. deputy, neither oi
whom mas been for n week past
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DEGREES CONFERRED By ROANOKE COLLEGE.

DEGRLLS CONFERBED 81 MIN VhE TULLl-0l-
SALEM, Va, June 1.-THE closing exercises
Of the thirty first Of Roanoke College TOOK
place today There were graduat8s. The degre-
OF Doctor ~ Philosophy conferred on President e.
w. Holland of Sewberry College, amt Professor T. Nj
Bike, OF Pennsyivania College the degree OF Doctr
OF Divinity on tae Rev Washington GLADDEN., OF Column
bus Ouo AMI the degree OF Doctor or Lawson the Rev
Dr. Joseph ssiss, Of Philadelphia and Marshall T.
OF Ras
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book ON Greek mythology were tonight given the de-
erse of Doctor Of Ph.o<opby by the Wesleyan Female
Coees Of which they graduates class OF oseveD
members graduated to-nisLk
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ppoTFgrAyT EPISCOPAL CONTENTION.

ITHACA. June 1.-THE sixteenth annual con-
oDtion ~ the Epjseonal Deceso Of Central NewY0r Is
IN session here with bishop Huntington presiding Ihers
are about 300 clerical and Delegates In atlshnLne
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EpIsCoPAL DIOCESAN CoNvENrIOy.

ITHACA, June 1.-THE sixteenth annual con-
venton the Dicesse OF Central NewYorh met in St.
Johns Church laat evening Bishop Huntingdon pIFsied
To-day has been sTerf in erraniZng- listening 10 the
annual regs " the Bishop and reading the rrpurts OF
the various officers
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CHARLES s Wax NORnEN.

The funeral of Charles :. Van Norden, VINO
died on Tuesday in Rye Westchester County, will take
Tlace Tomorrow at 10 a in the Zion Protestant
Fpisc0pal Church at Thirty 81 gltl- ST and Madison
ave. Ar. Van NOrden formerly lived IN this CITY, pt
moved 10 Wesichesier County several years ago de
leaves large family.
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FORREST FIREs on LONG IsLANI

Fires in the woods between setauket ana
p Jefferson during the three days have destroyed
besides a large area of timber. thousands OF ranoaa
tie. causing a l0ss Of from 10000 10 $1-OVo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

DIR. wORTHIYGTOg DECLINES THE BIsH0PRIC.
DETROIT, Mich June 1.-The Rev. DR..
George worthingon this city, has telegraphed Ms
ecnaton TO the secretary OF the Episcopal Convention
which elected him Bishop OF Nebraska Hs aLs0 tol-
warded to-day officially declining the posi'lon
lam i'm
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. June FL O. m.-The changes
in the barometer were slight Thrrsenng and
cloudy weather followed by light rain, which meas
ured O2 of an inch. The temperatures ranged between
$50 and Csc the average 60Ss being lag lower than
the corresponding day Last year and - lower tnan ON
Tuesday. - 49,
Cooler partly cloudy and clearing weather may be ex
peeted to-day In this city and vicinity.
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DEGREES CONFERRED on PROMINENT WOMEN.
CINCINNATI, June 11.-Mrs. Elizabeth B0Yn-
TIN Herbert, Of The OAoago B'ter-0ceo,, and sarah
Amelia scul OF Washington. ID. c. the authUr Of gtex
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THE WEATHER. REPOR7.
covrpv,IENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 11.--FoY New-Engiand
clearing weather, northeast to southeast ~inas. ah<h'
rise in temperature lower barometer
For the Middle Atlantic Staes local rains ana PARTY
clody weather. slight rise in temperature Hinus 8eef'
ally from north to east.
rptpfrNr TOrAU OPewPYATIOY9
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Conn, May ls-s.
attacked With kidney disease HUNTS kid
ney Liver advised, ami ore bottle com
uletey cured me"-fChas. Ii. AlexnIaer forelEsn Dye
House, 5hetucket Mills. 49,
II viii certify the truth Of the above. -J0ln IL Aof
gan, Druggist, Greeavlle Conn
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Exnctly the Right Thing.
why don't your Dackache with one on bensoTs
Capefue PorDus Pi2stersl anu quick Zoe.
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LwrEborg'- Perfume. Edenia
LANDLORDS Perfume, Aafsehal Niei Rosa
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet:
LundDoFg's Perfume Lily OF the Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12

House cleaning ne calls loudly for sensible las anu
finds SAPOLIO the best OF all
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check later and caused Browns arrest the Jessrsen
Market Police courty Jnstice smith dscnargea
BROWN
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERv.
Nina
HOUHs: Morning.

ts syrsus sSsS tks y.a.lsss h bytssh
efinohss Inns dfystsn of for tns ~ ha
mdaish the sssfhas>s
tans those r istrs ne rprese
the fh<sDenoss g Hoo
YaArnaey Bro-dwsy
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6gerlal Nniice5.

Best Dentistry of very moderate prices
by Drs WAIT & SMITH 10 East 23d-st
Heer 10 Rev DE- Crosby. DR.. 4 f. Wer. n. J. w Howe
settlers wnier.
from the Mineral spring NJ
NTEDER-sEL GERS (NAsSAU),
OVua nv tte r7rsatau Government recommended byt1
lea1ip., Medical authorities for its fiuTtty.
Cneuuallei "a Table Water.
Beware OF INIT atoms.
ANTHONY OECIIS, Il Warren-s At.
Ssle AGENT Tor the L. -
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OBTTCARY.
CALVIN DAY.

HARTFORD, June 11.-MN0r Calvin Day, an
Oh and yr known resilient Of this city. died suddenly
on Tuesday night of congestion Of the lungs. he a.
cizafy-five yes1s old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
MR. C1KST0CK MIKES AY EKPLAX4TION.

-A-
Anthony COmstocl1 has for the nOnce ceased
hia energetic onslaught upon TIE gamblers. But 1t WIS
only for n day-no longer He smut himself up in his
strong rom most yesterday and patted his inside coat
pecet arctuna,ely For III its secret depths were ofher
warrants for other offenders against the morality III the
pubIic when TRIBUNE reporter spoke To him about
Is unsuccessfn raid on the gambling house in West
Thirtytrst-st aud sedit It possible that the news
NJ rbe intended raid had prematurey reached the gam
bers from his Office, Mr.. ComstocH looked indignant
and said:
" lmpossibIe When tho young man who made the
complaint called upon me, took llm 20 room up
st,lI aud had him tell the story there Iheh kept
him there until II time 10 take dinner Wheu l az
companied him to restaurant aud thence 70 the
vure room. When got 10 tile gambling house. You
know il was cleared No. ldont think that the knOwl-
edce OF our intention leaked ont IL Is more probable
that the hecame frightened at the three arrests
which we have made Within the week, ana knowing
that there additional warrants our, reared hat they
might strike too closely at home, 80 they smut up
had my 10 the house in Chury ilrat ST. on sunday
Monday and Tuesday nights when the Iarptabcs anu
rnuleits-wheeis going at full blast II happened
that made raids IN Captain Wiams's precinct through
chance The complaints came roin SAere al "a"
myzJtuty. -. =, ,.,. r,al- WIN
was lined this morning special Sessions, was sellhg
pools nc Jerome Park ON Decoration Gay Wlo ~ ~
lindrance, aud yet number Or prominent GOlco
stood about rin violate the law on Poel-'elh5
without any interference the plea that they wore oo
10 project the pesp against piclEp0eseta AGAIN ldo III
desand why Daly should be ned 800 wien tne
peunty for his Onenca-and nc isa NOTORIOUS OneHueI
Is years imprisonment and rlOo0 nue. +,, C,,o,,
'Do you intend tn take any action against 'io OOneJ
Island gamblers aud booksellers this ye'tI
81 am assursl uha5 District Attorney lidgwSy haa
men under his direction seeking eNlthce sDout auVn o.
1a,caa and ne iuruas 10 urosecuie the offenders. do
not care "a take the initiative ana RAD the Sohey lstu
peope unless such seeus 70 me g 0e absolutely
neeessarv think however thar these people Will Tins
n rather more ditU1lt 10 carry on lhef DusihnsS t
year than thsy did iast sesser.
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Wall Papers
FOR S94
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s. 900 PRIZE DESIGNS.
By Mrs. c. Wheeler. Miss l. K. Clark AMI
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Wall Papers

ALSO UNIQUE INDIA DESIGNS
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Heal Japanese Leather paper New French.
English and German Patterns.
A Large stock OF Medium and
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in oil the Fashionable C0l0sIngS.
AT THE RETAIL DEPOT
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DIED.

DE-
Sacramento, October 5-Mona L. wife of T. II.
Gaines. native of Missouri &c years, month
and days.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which will take
place this afternoon from the residence OF
John G. Garrett, No. 2lSl Ninth street, between
U and V. at 1:so P. NJ; and thence to Christian
Church, Eighth street, between N and o,
where funeral services win be heidi
New Hope. San joaquin county, oclGer s-Nrs.
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MORNING NEWS.

ONE ITEM WORTH KNOWING ABOUT FROM
EACH DEPARTMENT.:
Motto Eating Bbs, 5 cents
Ladies Curacao Kid Button Shoes French kid button
piece s..
Eastern Made Chinchlla Overcoats (wel fnished),
81 SO.
Plaid Shifting Flannels, IS cents.
Brocade Velvets, in dozen shades 81 IS and 81 75
All the New Shapes in Turban Frames,
Diamond Dyes, three packages for IS cents.
Black or Coored Jerseys, 81.
Hair Switches made to order Is cents to 81 IS.
Soft Rough finished Pocket Hats 81; Blue Brown and
Steel Grey.
Mems Silkend Suspenders so cents.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

T STILL OFFER MY VALUABLE SERVICES
if you are so unfortunate as to require them.
With mind matured and enriched by studies of
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experience. l am now able to treat you with
the certainty of success. No case peculiar to
YOUR delicate organism is beyond my sure control.
My Female Monthly Medicines are superior to
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Those of the public who need my services can
depend upon gentlemanly, honorable and sci
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Iaddress particularly those who have been in
jured by youthful indiscTetions, and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Persons afflicted can, If they prefer, consult
me by letter, detailing the symptoms of the dis
ease or trouble. and receive medicines by ex-
press with full instructions. All letters must
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Cure warranted in all cases. or no pay re-
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Consultation Parlors 226 SITTER street, adjoin-
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My Diploma hangs in my Office.
Purchase my Essay on Physiology and Marri-
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
y Bridge on the road leading from Sacramento
river to Georgetown, will be received by the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento county.
Specifications are on file with the Clerk of the
Board. Also bids will be received fof grading
said road at same place Plan of the work will
be found with the Clerk of the Board. Bids to
be opened on FRIDAY October 10, 1854, q. P.
NJ. The Board reserves the right to reject any
ana all bids ]. NJ. SMITH,
oo-1Ot Chairman of the Board
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Tivoli to-night-The Cotton's.
Sacramento Chapter-To-night.
Butler Club-Thursday evening.
Finance Committee C. x H. +. B.-To-day.
Card of thanks.
Recognized Latter-Day Saints.
II. B. Donations
Trustees elections-Road District No 3.
Martha Harrington estate
Wants a clerkship.
Grand Lodge Knights of America.
Independent Gun Club-This evening.
Rebekah Degree Lodge-this evening.
Auction Sales.
Bell & Co.-To-morrow morning at sol K
street.
Great sale of thoroughbreds 29th.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics Store-Morning news.
For sale-Small farm.
Mrs. Ellen Cogar-Nurse.
Found-A bundle on Second street.
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SCHOOL Books will be exchanged to-day
Scholars must bring their old histories,
spoilers, arithmetics and readers to have
them exchanged for the new ones. The
new books will be sold at the exchange and
introduction prices contracted for by the
Board of Education, at Houghton's Book
store, els street, bet. Sixth and Seventh. =
CHANGEABLE DRESS SU1TIHGs, in variety
of IL II 20 Oh DaJ
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SMYRNA, n. Y, March %, 1SS3-Gents
The New Home Sewing Machine received
in December last works like charm, and
to the best Of my knowledge it is the very
best sewing machine before the public
wouldn't sell mine, if | could not get an
other, for an hundred dollar bill. Yours
sincerely, Publisher Tribune. w. a.
Stephenson, SOC J street, Sacramento, Cal,
agent for New Home and White Sewing
Machines.
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- - - : =
MARRIED.

Sacramento, October by Rev. c.. McKelvey
Christian Rasmussen to Bolina Hanson, both
of Sacramento
Stockton, October 5-Will A. Abernethy, of
Stockton. TO Laura Robert, of Knights Ferry.
Gait, Octobsr1-George Conner TO Josie Prouty.
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BORN,

Sacramento, October s-wife of E Kennedy. a
son.
Sacramento, October 2-Wife of Matt Steinkoe-
mig, daughter. (Amador and Cincinnati pa
pers please copy)
Sacramento, OCTOBER 6-wife of DR.. Aug: f.
Bruno, a daughter.
Sacramento, October 1-wife of P n Megerle,
daughter a
Woodland, September 29-wife of c. S. Grey, a
daughter.
son.
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GRATEFUL-COMFOR
EpPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

t'By thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by careful application of the
fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr.. Epps
catety favored beverage which may save us
many heavy doctors bib. 1t is by the judicious
use of such,artieles of diet that a constitution
: may be gradually built up until strong enough
to resist every tendency to disease Hundreds OF
subtle msladies are floating around us ready to'
attack wherever there is weak point. We may
well fortified with pure blood and properly
nourished frame. Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water ormilk Sold
in halfpound tins by Grocers, labeled thus
lists, London, England.
| San francisco Depot: RICHARDS y HARRISON
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THE public will please take notice that a
cheap, spurious and vile imitation of Hen
ley's Celery, Beef and Iron has been put on
the market, and sold in many instances as
the genuine article. Celery, Beef and Iron
is sold only in bottles bearing our stamp
and labels, and consumers are cautioned to
be careful to purchase from reliable parties
and see that they are not imposed on. To
fill or sell any but the genuine article out of
our empty bottles is a misdemeanor, and
those detected doing ii will be prosecuted to
the extent of the law. Trade supplied at
537 Clay street
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Our advice to all who are fond of good old
whisky: Buy Simmonds Nabob-best in the
world. Ask your druggist and grocer for its
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LADIES silk plush turbans, in black,
81 %: children's school hats at half price,
x IN IN cents Rod House
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THOSE who are afflicted with impaired
nervous systems will find DIR. Henley's
Celery, Beef and Iron to be preparation
specially suited to their physical require
nlents. The powerful nervine properties of
Celery can be guessed from the fact that its
action reaches directly to the heart. and
that it has boun known to cure cases of pal
pitation and other diseases of the heart.
DR.. Henley's preparation is made from
Leibig's Extract of Beef, Extract of Celery
and Phosphate of Iron, with condensed
wine. This is combination the merits of
which must commend themselves to any
person possessed of ordinary intelligence,
so self-evident are they. AS a tonic, Celery,
Beef and Iron has no SUPERIOR and it is
rapidly drifting into a greater ard greater
public favor.-[S. f. News Letter.
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RESTAURANT AT AUcTIoN.-At 10 A. NJ to-
day Bell & Co. will sell at auction the
United States Restaurant, No. 800 street,
between Third and Fourth. The property
includes a fine bar mirror, bar, glassware,
and chairs, crockery, glass, wooden and
| tinware, silver and plated ware, cutlery
gas fixtures, French range and fixtures
complete. The restaurant will be offered
as whole, and if not purchased, will be
disposed of in detail
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LArTEE-DAY SAINTs.-Apostle A. II e.
Smith, a son of Joseph Smith, the founder
of Mormonism, of what is called the
of meetings at the Chapel, Twenty fourth
and X streets, where he will preach each
evening of the week. They claim to have
no connection with the Utah Church. They
do not believe in polgygamy. His sermons
are against polygamy, blood atonement and
Adam as God. The headquarters of the
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ is at
Lamont, Decatur county, Iowa. Mr.. Smith
is assisted by Rev. A. Haws.