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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DOCTORS KELLOGG 4 Goss

DOCTORS KELLOGG X GOss,
CORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, SAC
- ramento. Office Hours Miss DR.. kellogg
Miss DR.. Goss-S to 4. NJ, / to p. NJ : to p
NJ. Sundays, Il N. to p. NJ sl1-tf
DIR. Il. Il. PENDERY,
JTCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
d Office hours; From 10 TO L NJ; > to 4SO p. NJ;
7to9P.N. Of.ce, iI51% X street. between Fourth
and Fifth Residence, 525 ! street, between
Seventh and Eighth, sacramento. s9-1m
DIR. IRA e. OATMAN,
physician AND SURGEON. SPECIAL AT
i tentiou to Diseases OF Females. Office
corner Eleventh Office HoUrs-9 to Il A. NJ.
to and to y. NJ slim
DIR. LAME.
PHYSICIAN AND sCRGEON.-OFFICE AND
/ Residence, No. 3Z3 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours TO 10 A. NJ, 3 70 5 and : 20
.. b.. Osice of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. sj-3pim
RETURNED.
DR. PTNKuAM. SIS EIGHTH STREET
II Office itouTs-1 to ), and G.3G 10 80 p NJ
Residence next door. s2-f
DR. NI'90H,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. Il STREET, BE.
" tgeen Ninth and Tenth, Nos 9lS and 30
VIII visit the RSilroad Hospital daily st 9.31 A.
n. Office hours to 4. T.; l TO J. NJ, and
evenings. si-6
EAI. EALERy BRIGGS, ri. D.,
nCULsT, aURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases Of the Throat. Office i23% J
street, corner OF Fifth, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal, Hours: $50 10 L u "; TO
P. N. Sundays $50 to u A. NJ: to P NJ SITS
DIR. DeDERKY
HAS RETURNED To SAN FRANCISCO
IL where he shall be happy to see his friends
at 422 Van Ness avenue, corner Of McAliisrer
Take MeAlllster street cars and alight at the
door. au27-1m
DIR. 4. z. BRINE,
CRADUATE OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF BER-
" lin, Germany. Offlce-ij2l ] street. between
Filth and sixth Residspce--cornerF Fourteenth
and streets, Sacramento. Ofice hours: IO:S}
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FOR SALE.

60 kn0 EIGHTY ACRES OF FIRST
CZ.OUV. class Land, with good House and
Barn, Chicken-houSes snd Farming Utensils;
80 acres cleared land; 8 600 GrapeviRes of finest
qualities; l9V Fruit Trees; Alfalfa field; . hs ad
Durham Cattle; Wagons; I Buggy: Harness;
PloWS; BarrowS J Cultivator; > Stoves and
Household Furniture; there is an immense sup
ply OF sprlng Nater Tor eti purposes; situate 219
miles from Auburn, and = miles from railroad.
This Is a great bargain.
jy2I-tptf W. Z. COLEMAN, 325 j street.
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SUMMARY.

Agricultural PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
II, ISSj-TaRue stake; handicap, for all ages,
two and a quarter miles.
Hi * Cries b. h. Arthur H......................
Thomas Delaneys ch. C. Ned Cook..................
II. Stovcr's Dr. G. Garfield ... 3
Time tODir
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SPECIAL PURCHAS SEE
Ladies Extra-fne Muslin Chemses with yoke
ssrting and edging) so cents each.
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To-pAY's pEoGRAMME.

The programme for to-day is the same as
yesterday as to hours Of opening and clos
ing. The second grand stock parade will
take place at 10 clock this morning at the
Park, and should be witnessed bv all. In
the afternoon there will be three fine tr0t-
tipg races. The last race Of The day will be
a grand special trot between Manon, Nellie
r., Ruby and Guy Wilkes, all OF which are
more evenly matched in speed than any
other four in the State and all can make
better time than 2:20. Hence il is expected
that this VIII be the most exciting race of
the present meeting The track viii be in
first-clazs condition, and everything tend
ing to afford a successful contest will be
attended to. The programme OF to days
races Is in de1Hil as fnlLnws.
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DAN. HYMAN.
j. BYHAN, JR., Il BRO.

XXTATCHMAKERs AND JEWELLERS, ~e
w SOC J street, between Fifth and ssTT..
Sixth, have always on hand g choice Ga
variety Of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew s9sss3S
elrv etc arIT0-rf
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FORCED SALE.

q TEN-ACRE TRACT OF LAND,
/ NING NEAR SACRAMENTO CITY, IS OF
IL fered for sale cheap. Must be sold. Apply
TO lsil-5tl CdAS. r. PARSONS, DBL street
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c. II. KREBs s. CO.,

OHO Dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win
dow Glass, Picture holdings, Brushes, Artists
MsteTiGl, Building Paper, Plain and Decorative
ratiols, patent which is entirely new. aul1-1n
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KWONG HuNG ON q CO.,

NTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Boots and Shoes, japanese Fancy Goods
of ell kinds and General Merchandise, No. 800
street, between Third and Fourth, Sacra-
mento, Cal. au25-1m
DAN HEaAN. J. HYMAN, JR.
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FIFTF1 AVENUE SALOON,
1913 FTFTR STREET. BET. j AND K.

H1HE sHARPEsT, COOLEST AND MOST
l. Delicious Beer always on draught at cents
g glass. Best cf Wines, Liquors and Cigars IL
stock. EDiYAED DIEFERLR, Proprietor
aul7-sptf
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TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
"a Office hours; From 10 TO Z NJ; to 4:SO p NJ /;
T to 9P.N Once, lI51% X street, between Fourth
and Fifth. Residence, 725 ! street, between
Seventh and Eighth, Sacramento. s9-lm
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DENTISTRY.
f. Y. TEBBErs,


9I4 SIXTH STREET, .r,sssss.ss
~ between 1 and J, west side, ifT5Ss<sSS,ssS ~
opposite Congregational Church. NtELII
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As CURE for sore throat and coughs,
Browns Bronchial Traches' have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain their good
reputation,
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CiRADUATE OF TIE UNIVERSITY OF BER-
VI lin, Jer1nany. Otice-52l street, between
Finn and sixth kesidepce--cornerF Fourteenth
and X streets. Sacramento. Ofice hours: I0:5j
!. n. TO P. NJ; P. u to P. ". p y. 10 . P n.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOHN FIVEL

A SSAYER AND CHEMIST, no. 8l7 J STREET.
a Analysis OF water and assays of all the
precious and useful metals made. Also gold
amGlgam Tetorted, smelted and bullion assays
carried out at short notice. Gold bought at as
say value or ct the highest price. 3S-it
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SKATES
sKATESI

DRICES REDUCED on CLUB
Il a1d Rink Skates. Send foreS1% ~
Catalogue and state about how, %--tca-
many you may want -S<<.s
No. II New Montgomery ST., San Francis GO.
S54Dlm
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To-DAY's RACES.

The races to-day consist of three trots, as
follows:
Three-year-old trotting purse, $1,000.
Closed March 10, 1885, with twelve nomina-
tons. Second payment has been made on
the following: H. J. Roses b. c. Stamboul,
L. J. Roses b. c. Kismet, S. X. Trefry's b.
C. Apex, Rancho Del Paso's b. c. Lohen-
grin, Ariel Lathrop's b. C. Spry.
Trotting purse, Sl,200-2:3G class. J. J.
Cozarts blk. 5. Blacksmith. WILDER T.
Smiths blk. f. Pansy, 4. McDowells g. g.
Norman, T. Farrcl's b. S. Menlo, John
Surgeons $. IN. Daisy S.
Grand special race, purse $S00-mile
heats, three in five for the following
named horses l.. J. Rose names b. N.
Ruby, 5. Sperry names ch. m. Nellie r.,
John Goldsmith names b. m. Manon, Wm.
COrbett names b. h. Guy Wilkes.
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A RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT.
Odice: sutter Building, southwest corner
Fifth and ] streets. Secrnmento. au22-tf
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.-sHOP, $40
~ L street, between Fifth and Sixth, Sacra-
mento. Jobbing promptly attended to. Esti-
mates furnished. au12-1m
n 81 pTr CpOry
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The next was a walk-over for II. C. Jud-
sons Pattie. She made the mile in l:4S.
The La Rue stake, handicap for all ages,
two miles and quarter, was next on the
programme, and had the following starters,
III the order named Garfield, Arthur II .
and Ned Cook. Pools sold Arthur H, so :;
Ned Cook, SD so: Garfield, $40. One of
the jockeys was found to be overweight,
and caused considerable delay. The horses
were well sent of at the first attempt Gar
field led 10 the first half of the second mile,
when Ned Cook advanced from second to
first place. ON the last half Arthur H.
went TO the front, and finished a half
length in advance Of Cook in 4:00l.
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Tor all ages: three-quarters of a mile. The
entries were Nelson, Estill, Emma and
Ichi Ban. started in the order named
Pools sold Nelson, $50 Estill $50; field.
Sc The horses were not ready on time.
and the owners We're each fined -, except
Ichi Ban. who was fine SO. This action of
MIR, Laiuc in enforcing promptness was
greeted with immense applause. One of
the greatest drawbacks to the afternoon
pleasures IS the delay Of getting ready for
start which often occasions the necessity
of postpoI ing races. After several attempts
the horses ha a very even send off. Neil
son won III ll4E, Ichi Ban second, Estill
third Emma fourth The quarter was
made in u seconds, and the last halt in 90.
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RECEIVERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ATCTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
~ and in pursuance of judgment of the
superior Court in ano for the county of Sacra-
mentO. in an action wherein ALICE SCOTT is
plaintiff. and S. d. WEYANT, JOHN DOE. W.
A. MURPHY, RICHARD ROE aud GEORGE w.
CHESLEY, Administrator of the estate of s b.
SEGUR, deceased, are defendants, viii, as Re
ceiver in said action, sell at the front door of the
Court house, in Sacramento, CAL on WEDNfS-
DAY, the 7th day of OCTOBER, 1883, at 10
o'clock A NJ, public auction. for cash in gold
coin, to the highest bidder, the following de-
scrbed real estate situated in the county OF Sac
ramento in said State Of California. viz: The
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
Section Twenty-nine. the south half of he
northwest quarter; all of Lot Three; and the
west half of Lot I wO of the southwest quarter:
and the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter OF Section Twenty; and ell of Section
Nineteen lying north OF the lands formerly
owned and occupied by l. II. Van Trees now
deceased, all in Township Eight North, Range
Eight East, OF Mount Diaolo Base and eridian.
Dated Sacramento Cal, September II, 1855.
ALBERT NJ. JOHNSON, Receiver
FREEMAN. JOHNSON < BATES, Attorneys for
Plaintiff Alice scott. sl4td
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. Il STREET. BE.
" rgeen Ninth ana Tenth, Nos 9lS and 30
Win visit the Rsilroad Hospital daily st 9:39 A.
n. Office hours-S to 4. n TO 3P NJ, and
evenings. sl-0
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RETURNED.
DR. SIaoH,

DR. PINKHAM, SIS EIGHTH STREET
II Office iiouTs-l to ), and G;31 TO 1.S) p NJ
Residence next door. s2-tf
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J. O FUNSTON.

6. FOSTER. J. O FUNSTON
1856. x. FOSTER 81 CO., 1885.
DOOK-BIEDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
ID Biank-Bcok Manufactures, No. 3l9 J street,
between Ihird ard Fourth. Sacrarnento. au20-4n
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"a - 4.'-A' A1hA' NElIsscf'- !. DiAIeCci-'
ROOT, SEILSON 8 CO.,
jas. sEADLER,

TNIOE FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRAss
u Founders Gnd Mschiuists, Front street, be-
tween y and o. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 70 order. au44pln
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
Ladies Glove Kid Button Shoes, ST. 25 per pair
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Iy. a. RALnMrN. aI. n..


StURGEoN AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE.
= northeast corner Second and K streets Of
fee hours 70 4. n. 70 u y; 2 10 aud Z 20 P.
II. Residence, 81 street au15-lrn
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HAS RETURNED TO SAN FRANCISCO
IL where lie shall be happy to see his friends
al i22 Van Ness avenue, corner Of McAllisrer
Take MeAlllster street cars and alieht at the
door. auZ7-Im
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@RmCuAra RURCH @Es

Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemises stye yok
of wide embroidery so
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PAVILION coNcEEr TONIGHT.

The programme of to-night's concert at
the Pavilion by the Artillery Band is as
follows;
March Criterion, Graffula
Overture Niagara .Meyrelles
Waltz Die WeldeTsehn Hart
Concerto for Nylophone, g Home Sweet Home,
Performed by Mr. Crispini.
Grand descriptive selection, Forge in the
ForcSt, MeyrelleS
Cornet solo, shepherds Morning" by Mr..
LevcZZi.
Walt Nantasket"
Selection, Gems from Comic Opera ...............
Serenade Jessie Ripley
Galop, Blacksmith Grimes
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Agricultural PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
IA, ISSi-IaRue stake; handicap, for all ages,
two and a quarter miles.
Hi * Cries b. h. Arthur II.
Thomas Delaneys ch. G. Ned COok..................
II. stovcr's br & Garfield ld..-;.......-..........3
Time, 1901.
The special handicap substitute, five
eighths of mile. for No. Is, which did
not fill, was the next event, with the fol-
lowing starters in the order named: Dave
Douglass, Ichi Ban, Tom Atchinson, John
ME Gray. Robin and Joe Chamberlain.
Pools sold Johnnie Gray, S110; Tom At
Crimson, SIS 50; Ichi Ban, $27 so; field,
$40. On the second trial the horses were
started in a bunch, position held almost
to the outcome. Ichi Ban won by length
in 1:02} Tom Atchinson second.
SUMMARY.
AGRIcUITUEAL PARK, SACRAMENTO September
u, ISS5-iIandieap running race, fiye-eiehths
A. !. stemlers Ichi
Kelly < Lynch's Oh. g. Tom Atchinson..........
h. T. Hills 2. &. Johnnie ............ 3
Thomas HazlettS ch. e. Joe Chamberlain. .., !
Vim Boots ch. G: Robin.--.....
Time, l:,$4
The last race of the day was special
trot mile heats, between the following
hors IS: Belle Spencer, Cairo. Carrie Z,
Blailc and Maud w w. W. started in
order named. In the pools, Maud W. w.
". brought $50, field $50, and Carrie T. $50.
Just before the horses started Belle Spencer
was drawn with the consent of the Judges.
on account Of lameness. The horses were
started well together, Blaine having a
slight advantage Maud w. ". ". took
the lead al the quarter, which she passed
in :35l; at the half she led by several
lengths in 1:I4, and finished her mile in a
jog in 30, Blaine second, Carrie Z. third,
Cairo fourth. After this heat Maud ". W.
". sold for 500, Blaine $50
Geld, SO The horses started for the
next heat ut ) p Il It was repetition
Of the preceding heat, Maud W. ". w.
winning by several lengths Time 2.2S2
The quarter was made in 81 and the hall
III lI3. The bird and last heat was won
by Maud W. w. " in 2:278, Carrie L.
second, Cairo third, Blaine fourth The
quarter was made in 81, the halfia 1:l2z.
SUMMARY.
AGRICULTURAL PARK. SACRAMENTO September
-, iss5 Special tTotting purse, $50; mile
heats: ihree in FIVE.
". b. Todhunter's blk. n. Maud ". W WI !
John Goldsniths blk, g Blaine...,..,,...,,.,..2 1
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SPECIAL PUEgC9A@EG!
50 Dozen Boys Standing Linen Collars styles
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DR.. LANE.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEON.-OFFICE AND
/ Residence, No. 3Z3 street, between Third
6 ?. n. Osice of City superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. s,-1pim
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Fl. II. PTERsoN

DENTIsT, As J STREET, Be eezzss,
tween Fourth and Filth, Sacra- 3ySssssSs-zst55
Iaento Artificial Teeth inserted on <IlCTTT
Gold, Vulcsnite and all bases. Nitrous Oxide OF
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrsc.
ton OF teeth. auIi-lIu
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WaI. EiLrRy HaisGs. 81

OCULST, AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
" Diseases Of the Throat oHice, l23% J
street, corner OF Firth, oyer Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal, Hours: $50 10 L =. ~; l TO .
P. n. snndAys 2:30 to I! A. ": ] bnsP. NJ sl-t5
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DE BUYS A CORD OF STOVE WOOD, OF
po a TON OF COAL, at the C. o. D. Wood
and Coal Yard, No. 40l I street. All ORDER
promptly delivered to any psrt OF the city.
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PHYSICIAN AND O3sTETRICIAE. oFEICF
L s1d residence No. al2 street. Sacramento,
Once Hoar.. i s : : + Z iyla.pr
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A WAR CLOUD
Russians Determined to Force
on the War.
THE LONDON VICE EXPOSURES.
A Hsngipg-John Neutrality-suspicious.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Munster Bank.
Another War Cloud.

LONDON, July 15.--The r-" has re-
ceived special dispatches from Jagde
Rabaten, via Meshed, July IL, which
says it is rumored that the Russians
have advanced in force TO Zulfiknr Pass
and they are treating the territory as
though II was Russian. The dispatch
also says the british frontier commits
sion Is moving nearer to Herat. keiii-
furcements are arriving At Askabau.
1 he advance Of the Russians has made
the Afghaiis anxious, but they are de-
termined to resolutely resist any at
IempL To seize their territory. j hey are
puzzled at these warlike preparations OF
Russians under cover OF paciHc as>ur-
ances. 1t lis believed that General AK
hanoff. commander of the Russian adj
vaiice, ls determined to force Oh the
war. and that he, is deeeiving the Gar
III regard 10 his real Intentions.
In the Commons this evening Lord
Randolph Churchill. Secretary OF state
iur India, replying to "a question III re-
gard to the reported Russian advance
in Afghan, stated that government had
heard of no movement. Speaking OF
the retirement of six mem.ers OF the
British-Afghan frontier commission in
the direction of Herat, Churchill said
that The Heraties. fearing that the Rus
slams contemplated descent oi, Herat.
had invited Colonies Yates d d Pea
cock TO enter their city and the request
had been complied with.
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The Niagara Park.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July 15.-The
city is crowded and al incoming trains
are filed with people from New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Canada. The
exercises of the day began with the
firin. of 1r0guns at sunrise this morn
ing.G Ar about noon clouds began 10
gather. and rain came down bri>kly. II
now looks as if the exercises in the
park will have TO be postponed until
later in the day. Tilden sen. telegram
to the committee expressing his regret
at not being able to attend. ef-t ~.
Notwithstanding the rain, the con :
mi tee decided that the ceie-
i'nnies should not be postponed
Bish up Coke 90 umenced The pr :
C e,iings " tn prayer. NJ. Dos
heimtrr read communication which
he had received from the Governor-tien-
eral of Canada. regretting his inability
tn he present. Ex1LieutenantG oyernor
Dorsheimer. president of the commits
sion, then made presentation address.
after which Governor Hill accepted the
reservation on behalf of the State of
New York. There were about 25 600
people in the park iDwhich the pavilion
had been erected.
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A Wonderful Metamorphosis.

Brilliant compilations are rarely
natural gifts. But this highly-prized
charm is conferred in perfection by
.GLEs's SULPHUR SOAP" The trans
parency and bloom. as well as the deli
cate perfume which it imparts, place it
at the head of all toilet preparations of
It's class. 1t is, moreover, the cheapest
of all beautitiers. and is warranted on
scientific authority to be tree from all
deleterious ingredients. Beware oil
counterfeits See that &c. n. CRITTEN
TON. Proprietor" is printed on each
packet, without which none is genuine.
Sold by druggists at 25 cents; three
cakes 60 cents. AS muchmay be said OF
HILLS INSTANTANEOUS HAIR DYE"
which is the pureSt, safest and cheapest
known; bringing ont colors and coun-
terparts of nature. and costing less than
halflthe price of more pretentious, but
alas! dangerous dyes.
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The Munster Bank Failure.

CORK, July Is The excitement over
tn failure of Munster Bank (Limited)
continues undated At an early hour
this morning depositors began assem-
bling al the. doors of the bank here and
ut dublin. Limerick and other citIes and
towns i'll Ireland wbere the bank has
branches. At noon the streets i'll the
vicinity of the bank in this city were
blocked with u crowd of people clanIor-
ing iDr their money. A large force of
police is stationed at the bank 10 pre-
serve order. The crowd Is hourly grow
ing larger and more disorieily, and
fears of q riot are entertained. Dis.
patches from Dublin, Limerick and
other points where the bank has
branches slate that the same scenes are
being enacted at each of those places.
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crNorrsArI. Ohio, July f5.-The exc
o,,t;,n of Josiah Palmer (colored) this
morning, is the last that can take place
IN this county, under the present law
vhich designates the Ohio Penitentiary
"a the place for all future executions.
p.imer,s crime was the murder of
william H. Kirk, in his stable, on the
sfiernoon of December "a. 1885. The
object of the crime was robbery.
William Berner and Palmer. both OF
whom had been employed by XIX,
MANNED and executed the murd, /.
They were almost Immediately arres t..
and both con essed, each charging the
other with having struck the fatal blow.
TWAS the, verdict in Berner's case OF
manslaughter that was the chief lnciiing
cause of the riot in which the Court
House was burned in March. 1854.
Berurr is now in. the Ohio Penitenuary
serving out his sentence of twenty year {.
Palmer has been usually stoical, hougL
he was recently permitted tile ministia
tions of Catholic priest.
The execution was private IN the laii
ward, the scatiold being shielded from
view bva >iune wall and II largeawnine.
A large nHmber of people were IN the
adiacen. streets wiirh re guarded by
poIre. Promptly at 10 o'clock the con-
renined was led OH the scatfold, where
short prayer Was said 0s priest.
Palmer aid 10 hing. The IDENTITY
sheriffs were.sO excited thai they cOul |
scarcely adjust the rope. At Two
minutes after 10 the drop fell. but
Palmer was such a powerful you G
fellow that his neck was not broAen.
He writhed fearfully. and at the end of
twenty-six + minutes the sheriff an
nounced that the execution was over.
but the body was not cut down until
some time later.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-07-16
London.s vices.

LONDON. July l5.-The Lord Mayor,
in accordance with governments deci-
sion, as announced by the Home Secre-
tary in Parliament yesterday, not to
prosecute the Pail Mall CARTE, has dis
charged u large number of newsboys
who have been under arrest for seyersl
days, awaiting trialoon the charge of
selling alleged obscene literature.
The Archbishop of Canterbury,
Bishop of London, Cardinal Manning
and Samnel Morley met this afternoon
at the Mansion House. and began their
work of special private inquiry into
the evidence upon which the Gazette
bases its charges of iniquity in London.
invitation to be present the meeting.