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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

Msssrs. Lgcrs LsTsy hold thar Regular cish
stie ~ tasl- new and spacf-us 1rrsisr r,og,s "a
Queeu street., n u A. m Fec. sTsh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

NJ z. L Myers, The CERT q the Hlriea Hand
CrcsliE-e zlEs an exhibition q tie efficacy Of the
Enemy q Fire. y public performances OF lis
IL g1ercnl1Z qualities CO the svErIzg Of the 18th
I1st- usa- the BsH Tower. The rri1l vas 4 sucress
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

efzce saneer " the -Jsps'' were f,rvar,is,l l,
Sind~s-s b. TIE Ealus, en- he rssh. INST.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25
NOTICE

HAVING SOLD NY STOCK IN
IL trade. and the good will % ny easiaess 10 IN.
PACIFIC HARDWARE GO. (klniisdl desire 10 "a,
ps ny thanks 10 the community gensrallY tot N cir
Ea'roaAse in the past Rad TO rrspectaiy solicit Toe
ne fataFe thvir custom for the caacsrn In witch
liae' viii fos the Preseui have ny persoaa supervi
sion. sANCEI NOTr'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

i Is stIted taat " n BsrAaaas. q r., a-,p q
~ Il ". DIV
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

I'D I'D. a :! , = sao ne ,A-'ss0s''s sgd al $
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

ID. steser 8hsse,Rt vii sal fr,r, shss r,,r, =,
>ar Frsrcuscc ss accn On Sasa-iar ~, NJ -,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

he Ecnci1lz Yscnt and Eeas Clab. atvs Ia
ADDED - taei- racing ssrck ar-in, ths, rlst Igsss
rev ca-et ard ca-sd za-irE gtss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

P-vfssscr Alexander ard Mr. H. p. M,zserra.
have rsrzrred t-sn MclrAai. TheT VII -eCsir
n Erncizil trr sScg- ta-es weeks.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

The ..1rd- inst the anniversary Of the birth Of
General G~crge washington. Els IppruuruIusly
noticed - the pr1f1ze 6iEPiay q Anlerfctn art
Csnszla- 1lSs. The band played a. the residences
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

4 reEI-ta u13er the auspices q the E1uuI1L1
ftcnt ard Bcnt Ct1b. L uoocst for the 18th Of
y sr-n- the anniversary q the cl1b 0r-l1Izatiou
he Myrtle and I0lIni boat Gibbs have siEui6ed
willingness % tass part n the r1Ei1g events %
The Gay
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

NJ. : 2. Adams WI sell a lot Of C,irssepritr,,s
soal ,ayciSsG is az tae EVn.rsIll lron wcrkS, Il
- e'eiccA tAss 71orni1g.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

Ms. and Mss kr1g, arrived b. the Ilfaskf.
Ms. kr-F, Is the vie q one Of the lIr-ssr vine
<-uEgrs Y CAllfcr-tl- she eunes hs-s for her
lsalzh l1r NJ Doubt VII 6e zach 6snefrred hy
the uilfress q the climate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

Chung Lee Partnership Notice!
PMAN WA, OF OoKALA. HAWAII,
w Is no longer . member Of the drm 81 Chung
Lee Company Of said OOKALA and has no riqht TO
collect debts or make contracts for said Company hay
ing assigned TO theother partners al his interest therc
ia The said Company u not respon ble debts
o. en.z<enents Of said Nan Va CHUNG LEE Co
Ho1oialu. II. l. FEB snh ISs5. Il iU5B
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

ssas - IN sles5's szin = =.azs kfu Pais-
Tks lsazker Fi1c eaI azl d EcE5llE f.1E "a
The7 VII E.rP ny iest W1rar f4Es Sciaa liza
Tl-s words zz1 rzzic of tbs balIzd are sid y
be The suxk a tka eelab-stsd Oszizz- Il Is b.t
a frzc13e1f WIKI zzSt have beez OTssiooks1 b.
LcfhsEzou- Tia p1el n sal1 % haze dad lie
oricll = tks eTprEs11u = ~ A<r1ppla tie
i-Esks a q hialzndEan-- H0E abo1t tSe Szpe-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

The skaEug rink Under NJ. TEouds Walls
uA1aCsmEut. may truly De said 10 be taking
struuE 1sl1 1pcn popular favor. the pIrruCI-e uyv
zz-ercet bef1g 1rEFu frur1 the best circles and
clcr-zs q the city A pleasant place % spend :
lzizura hour
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

Il ease s1-.s * TIE rsz5erE q tie GtEErEz are
zzae7zzizsed with the poez 10 EhicE ziiEsiou =
r-s5e Il ttis issze. a czotztIg1 II g1Feu=
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25
Nrw EMBELLISHMENTS.
POUND NOTICE

M THERE WILL BE SOLD AT
EH Public Auction. AZ Waiuasuo, Eva atfsa.m-
On FRIDAY, February 9Th, ~ The follouin. de-
seTieet hoe-t sOrrei horse white spot on forehead
brand RY right hind quarter
Fehruzry Sd. ISIS fel II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

lie new t1g 4is-t vert On short trial TIP CIT
SIZE LAST Saturday. a1GEr command Of CAPT Johz
Elce. Everything worked Admirably and SHTs
general satisfaction The tzE vii Be placsd On
he MI-inE Railway for elimination before hsinc
formally acrepted-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

A ggutieu11 VITO had zais arrzu-sueuts %
s1Es Passas y TIE 1itzd States b. the last stea
11er vas zu1hts - obtain gold AZ the Treasury
Department f1r HBFailaz d7z hills winch he urs-
ssntad- An aPpsai u his cu1ztry's diplomat vas
Useless Il CLEANING Eis leeds
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

he bad o1ucErts Il the Square "a the after
1ocu Il tne list, aid CT TIE sTsEizz o. the s5r1,
and -Ath- MT, we're vel attended and u1ch
sEl'1Ted- Ths euucErt &C the evening Of the siri
Vas II honor u WazhInztuu's birthday, and the
selections we're Al Anerirau
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

And the 4zestlCn Il PsrsI1Eltlg ASKED Why
does he NinlstEr Of Finance Do % much I1uzzE-
ugE Sick when II HocolzI1 and unable % at
tsr1 = his iI-l=s- sets veil enough 70 ut oGt,
and does 50 u a doGbIz sense b zstri1E oct q
the house AID cuE q rsHrh
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

IhE E1EzzrF q the es1szs rgtzrnx sL1Es that
H1.slzlz hls poPzlEtaoz a IzsTI =aiss ard
1-Is feIz1lea- t1Ezl pTzf1ti1l a. clldrEu and
s1Elts q bbth sEzEz and all EatioCzzties, q p
81 s51iE- Hils, C HEEzE. a zezt IN puiat q
zE1b@Fz- VIII rs nzzles, az females tatal =
- Haiizk7r Hszi- EeEf Us Ezles- 80 fslzziss-
a teal q slsl4- LlEze- EszzI has l+s- ferlzIes-
tctzlfzsd a. s0lloEs- Hawaii 1lsel- Ozh1- = 15s.
Mar. ESQ Ezzzi and SifEzz- e-9ss; Eotgkzi an1
Lanai 16II- grzzd teal q 51s7s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

f5s1rze Az-zss1s Sala- the eelsdratei E1Ziish
journalist VA tEagczh PASSENGER b tie steamer
4ssfs71isl- Dzriz fhE Eczy 81 tie stsaz-s- "a this
part the Esatiezza1 fna1d tine b Tisit His Maj
essg aid dzlT7s- % Eirz 3 sr1ezt FhiEE lad bcs1
entrrstsd 70 Mr. sals' care ~ the BE-DlEss BZr-
estt Ca1-tz q Lo1511- Elzizzi- The skort s1zJ
II The stEzl1sr PrETEzts1 any f1rz-tl rscnEziflnE
h the i1cr1zisss q thss city Of NJ. SEizs -es-
ezcs lzCcZ theE- he saiIsd @ he Azsfr1lHI fox
tEs Ill q { 2. =. - aar.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

The o. { :. 4LTB'sfr arrived fr1u san iran
glssn II Midnight q the eard inst u1ch 10 tue
surprise Cf those vho had cn1zrEgatsd On the P.
Il ; : WAR expecting thz 4 tstrTI rlaEi1E The
paszag= II s days. L hours and % E-inutss- The
AHltrsiiH arrived az u1ou % the 23ci-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

Apcrr rows
Lees IN kead Supervisor arsxa ssairv noe,
ard Z - What Err
A 1s-ge a1n1eer VI The 'aJsr,s' usr, f,evrr3,l n.
E'1d~s-c eg TIE Eassfss, On tAe rssh. irss.
Tbs sceser 8a,sss,a, VIII sal i,r thss ,,,rt s,s
>an EssneHsec st sccu "a Sasar,isr ne Nh i.,ss
n T. h frineess EiksliSs, held her usual weekly
INST
NJ, yoizsy vaaenecars Ashscra bls seen
,.,ltssee e rrsrtcv n 81 tes eearss ct tie Erl~
II Is se1ts1 that u. Il BsrAs.a,. q n. s-,,, ~
Lysaa Co. has scld ent Ia 1ssrsss IA shas srss
h & N. D,sE>
M. 3 P Adams viii sell lot Of C,a,.reerb,s,s
eoal if1yuicsS ts AZ zoe Eunsissff tr,,n W,rk, ~
y e'eiceA tass Dorniag.
P-Vfsssos 1le1azsisr and Mr.. n. .. M,zserra.
have r-szr-ed t-rn MclrAni- rhev VII reuaair
m Erncizi1 t'r sscG. th-es weeks.
he Ecncillz Yscnt ana R.z. car h,,vs ~,
issst % taet- racing stcck au-s1g the PAST weeS
rev oa-sd ard s eS-sd zaei1E grSS.
Msssrs. LIONS q Lsrey hold thar regular cash
siie n thel- new and Spact-1s atrcsien r,o-ss ca
oueeu street, 4 u l. m Fec. sTsh.
The kslai plantations hare had added hlb,r In
ne sn1se x 81 Jspa7rse vhc vent f,rwa-a reg
ss''a11sr ho''ss htisss, ca the rSSa. inst.
he Casl1c rzzSs y made ernsiSsr1hls uss q
= bocll ri5srlen- Fhsre are sight prospects Of Z
r-ts-shocsl1s zasch m ne aea- Future.
The aas,vss eavs ehrisr.aeS ne ueE t1s Aisrt.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

sad zz6 EiIezE Il the H1u1izlz Mzsic Hall 30
s5z11 save TIE bollsz trad q tie ocrzsiolaI u1t
& departed drzr1Es have god tine towards mid
Elz1t- stE-- stE- And thsE c1lzes the tlo1ZEt-
Nhzt Eas her1ue Il the H5ooiziz Drz-=zsic 50
cletgf A. t14 114 ssas11 Yerfgrzzzzce z11ld
Be- 4 real beou- Let the zEztszT act1rs brzce zp
and give The pG5lic souetEilg 70 lazza al Life
Is bergGinE ton serioCs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1885-02-25

A general attE1Glzce q the Ezszbers q tie
beths Cul0u CEzr-h L rss; TESTED for this evening
10 hear the rEadrnz Of the Charter 70 vote uPcu
the Rzlss. reported b 4 Counties. f1r the suT-
sruEEur of the CEzrrf- and 70 elect 4 Board OF
Trustees fog the suEzinG three wears
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-13
TEE q HOME SEEKER. /"

The Immigration Association of North
ern California is now preparing to issue
the September number Of the "H0ME
SEEkER.o Ii is to be enlarged, and
fully Illustrated with photographic views
of Northern California. twill contain
practical information Of the resources
aud advantages Of the Northern C0un-
ties. All the proceeds of this publication
VIII be devoted to the carrying on OF
immigration work. We appeal to the
business men of the Northern part ofthe
State to give it their advertising sup
port. BY SO doing, the work of bring
ing an increase of population to the
State will be carried on. At Ogden a
copy viii be put in the hands of each
incoming passenger. In addition to this,
several thousand copies viii be dis
tributed on the trains leaving Chicago,
In order to attract the settler intending
TO settle In other States and Territories.
Give the "H0ME SEEKER your Sup-
port. ap7-tf
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The seryians Gross the Frontier.

Vienna, October 12th.--A dispatch TO
the Neate Iae.e Rrosse from Sofia says The
fpopulace are fleeing. Rumors are cI--Tent
that the Seryians have crossed the frontier
The Government hSs telegraphed to Phil
ippOpolis entreasing Prince Alexander to
return. y Telegram from Nisch says shat
the Sergian NFaf Office has given contracts
for 6,900000 ArSlos of corn. Tr9aps are
advancing toward Akpalanca and Leska-
wacz.
Eessmed us Labors
VIENNA, October l2th.-The Commission
for the deiina.tation ot the fsonter between
Turkey and Montenegro, Tliet suspended
lis operatiQas on Septembea 39th, at the
suggestion Of Prince NichOszs, of Monte
Ilegro, has res umed its labozs.
AIN oazsr Themselves sor ge-election.
-Loyp%es. October 12th.-paraeu. previous
to his departure from Cork, addressed q
/ large crowd OF citizens. assembled on the
{ street. 1t has been dGcidcd that Parnell
and 5s,iin Deasey wifi offer themselves for
re- eieoGon to Parllameut for the city Of
Coss.
Riel's l2eprieve Extended.
/ MONTREAL, October i2sh = The an
| nouncment is made that il has besn de-
| sided to extend liel's reprieye until sitter
| the appeal in his case has been heard before
The Imperial Privy Council.
Next Meeting os the General Assembly,
knights OF Labor.
Hamilton, October l2th-gbe General
| Assembly Of the Knights 81 Labor. has
( decided 70 meet next IN Richmond, Va
Railroad Traffic Resumed.
CgfY OF MEXICO, October l2th,-Trains
| Oh she Central road Ere now rllnniDg resns
IeFE.
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$500. Total Loan in Sacramento

GEyEy LOANS OF 300 EACH MADE SEP
- tember s0th Applications are coming in
rapidly. Draw your money while You live IT @
ence. Ad fress G, II. DENTON,
General Ageut Mutual 8 Endowment and B.
~ os 4, uG-lptf
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WHOLESALE BED RETAIL BuIcYER

OFFICE AT NEw YORK MAI. ,.szTgsrxxs-s
" ket, 10a0 and 1922 street,
Sacramento, Cal. Highest Cash ~sfG5sSY
Price paid for Fat Stock Of all --AAss--SA
kinds. All kinds of Neat Fresh Daily and s-sli
at the Lowest Possible Prices All Meats kept IN
ice-house attached 20 shop-a sure guarzntae
that it is N prime condition at ali times
oS-+ptf ". e. ODFIJ Propriefor
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
COLONEL FIRST ARTILLERY REgIaEET

IN PURSUANCE OF SPECIAL ORDER NO
j %, c. s. issued from Brigade Headquarters
Fourth Brigade \. g. O., notice here by given
that |, the undersigned. WIS appointed 10 hold
an election for the Office OF Colonel OF the
First Artillery Regiment. Fourth Brigade
\. G. c and that said election will be
held on THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1855
commencing at o'clock p. " at Head
quarters, First Artillery Regiment, Sacramento
at the time and place mentioned. in f,li flni-
form, for the purpose of eleeting Colonel!
FRANK b. RYAN
Major and Inspector
Sacramento, October ., IsS5. o5-l0t
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HALE BROS. & &C.

There are many buyers now in the
retail market. All are looking for the
best values; all want the lowest prices.
Make careful comparisons Post yourself
we'll; it pays every time. We want your
trade, and are putting forth every honest
effort to secure it. We ask for it solely
upon the merits Of our goods and prices.
We are today leading in qualities and
prices. No firm On the coast can Or does
offer better values than are to be found
within the four walls Of our building.
When our prices are matched look we'll to
the quality, and we venture it will not be
found lacking. We have never yet
Cheapened quality to lower our prices.
While some are complaining and heSitating
about making purchases, we have filled up
our stock much more than ever before, and
are to-day showing more New and Desirable
Goods than any firm in Sacramento If
you would buy right, pay US a visit and
see what we are doing. We think you
will be somewhat surprised to see such an
assortment and such low prices as now
prevail.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

T L. CHADDERDON IMPORTER AND DEAL
u s. er in Paints, Oils. .varnishes, Window GlsSs
Mixed Paints, Artists and Painters Materials,
Wall Paper, etc. No. 2o4 K ST., Sacramento
aul7-Iptf
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DESIRABLE RANCH
FOR SALE!

UlHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
i 100 acres of superior farming and fruit
land, situated in Placer county, within three
miles of Newcastle, on the Central Pacific Rail-
road, About 80 acres of bottom land under cul-
tiyation, plenty of water and good springs on
the premises, and large amount of excellent
timber. Title, United States patent. Inquire
on the premises Of
MRS. CATHERINE EGILDERSLEEVE,
Administrators; or of
J. 7. kINKADE, Attorney -at-Law, Auburn, Cal.
S1S-1nlm
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FOR SALE!

$9,600-96O Acres OF First-cIass
Grain and Fruit Land, all under
fence of three board and two wires !;
four miles from Anderson, Shasta
County, at $40 per acre. This is a
good bargain.
Also
$1,S00-S0 Acres adjoining the Town
of Anderson; 40 acres cleared and
summer-fallowed.
w. P- co II E M "a NJ,
325 street, Sacramento. jy21-1ptf
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FIFTH AVENUE SALOON,
1o15 FIFTH STREET, BET. J AND K.

rNHE sHARPEST, COOLEST AND MOST
Delicious Beer always on draught at cents
glass. Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars il
stock. EDWARD DIETERLE, Proprieto,
aul7-4ptf
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REMoNED,

rT,HE OFFICE OF THE CITY sUpERINrEND.
il ent OF schools and the Board of Education
have been removed 20
9is X street, bet. Sinth and Tenth,
North side of the street. o7Iw
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REMOVED

A sTROLOGYUTILIZEDIN IN
N a new way. Fortune.
telling. Re ding of the Past
Present and Future. MRS. /
C. ANDREWS, the well
known Fortune teller ano
Ciairvoyant. 1425 X, corner o
Fifteenth street. Enforrna
tion given on business love
eeurtship and marriage.
N.i-Inls
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ss- SEND FOR CATALOGUES. "a
sWEETSER & ALsIP,
stzl-lpI Sacramento.
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J. F. HILL.

MANUFACTURE OF
Ihl Carriages, Buggies, Ex-&s-asSA
press, Thoroughbrace andSjSYtFT9S
Quartz Wagons. Dealerin in Oak, S----s--ss>
Ash and Hickory Lumber; Hubs, Spokes, Eel
lies, Bows, Rims, Shafts and Poles. MRnufsct-
uTer Of the LIGHTNING hay PRESS. Send
tor CatalogDee. sE3-1ptf
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That We shall commence the sale Of MORROW embraces many styles They
we're purchased from BACHMN Bros SOme as low as 25 cents on
the dollar from their COST

INSTANCE,
Misses Wool Cloaks nicely trimmed, as low as
81 26 each; not the value of the making.
Ladies' Fine Plush Circulars satin trimmed, for
So IS each.
Ladies Cheap Cloaks as low as 40 cents each
Other Cloaks ranging in price from $40 to $40 each
This will be the GREAT CLOAK SALE OF THE SEASON. as there will be
over 800 MISSES C0S sale that day. and HUNDREDS OF LDS OAKS
DOLMANS AND WRAPS Money saved made and buyers make plenty
in this SALE
roAoRRows "REcoRDuHIoN"
Just Opened! !-GENTS' FINE CHlNCHILLA COATS
AND VESTS, SIT so to $22 SO.
The Latest New York Styles in the Celebrated
"DUNLAP g. KNOX" BLACK HATS, in square
and top crowns So and 81. These prices are
under the regular value.
Stylish and Neat Our ENGLISH LACE AND HOOK
WALKING SHOES plain and tipped toe) So So
GENTS sILK-CLoCKED SOCKS, in coIors 25
cents per pair.
SO Bolts FLOWERED AND PLAIN ALL-WOOL
LADIES' CLOTH (all new shades, rs cents per
pair.
rs Dozen MISSES FULL-FASHIONED. SILK
CLICKED HOSE, in Pink and Blue IA superior
quality, Is cents.
RID HoUSE
Nos TIA and 71e street 7ls and 75
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Deeense or General CrooI..

OMAHA (Neb. October 12th.-In letter
70 the Omaha Bee to-day, Captain J. G.
Bourke, of the Third United States Cavalry
Crooks Adiutant-General in the Sierra
Madre canspaign against the Apaches, char
acterizes us a lie out OF whole cloth the
story that Crook was captured or made
terms with the Apaches in 1882. This is
the first authorized denial Of the report
Which has been revived generally through
the press during the past week. Bourke
denounces the present attacks as originat-
ing from disgruntled aud well-lznown
sources in the service
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The Government Timber Affair in idaho
WAsHrNGToN, October l2ih-The follow
ing letter has just been received by Com
| missioner Sparks, of the General Land
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a Haunted.M Murdsrer.

PHILADELPHIA, october l2th,-The Press
furnishes the horrible details of a crime
20mmitted by the self-confessed murderer
Wilson, who was arrested in Chicago at his
own instance, and arrived at Harrisburg
yesterday. He said he does not regret his
confession. ~ solemnly declare" he said.
in tone that deficd all question as to its
sincerity and truth, that l have beea
haunted. / don't know shat tie tlfinss
were, or Whistler they were the results Of
my imagination, but SOW them. | dca't
think they sere fancy at all. Whenever
get drunk I remember the murder more
wildly, because il w:.s committed while
drunk. / saw Andy lots Of times, aad in
New Y ark saloon the devil appealad to
me. teld Chicago lawyer that, and he
laughed How de- you know it vas the
devil he asked. You just commit muir
der, { replied, and he Will appe1F 10 YOU.
You soni't Just know how it is .he devil,
but you'll know it, Since my confession
nothing has appeared"
Races at Brighton Beach.
gR1GHToN BEACH, October 1zth.-The at.
tendance to-day was large pAFee-quartess
o. q mile, for maiden four gear-oids and
upwards: King Arthur wen, Bric-a-Brac
second, KiSber third. Time, Ills. Mile
and an eighth Delilah won. Topsy- sec
ond, Iisan third. Time 1.57i Three
IouarteTs of a mile. for all ages: Little
AIinch won, FeFg Hyle second, Jim Rcn.
wick third. Time. fI5t. Mile: .Joe
Murray won, Battledage second. Manitohe
third Time, l.45s. Mile and an eighth
foi three-year-olis and upwards Leinan
won, STabismus second, John Sullivan
third. Time 2.9i.
Latenia Park Races.
CISeISxATI, October l2th.-At Latoni,
Park to-day it yained throughout the races
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CISeISSATI, October 12th.-At Latonia
Park to-day il yained throughout the races,
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GALVESTON CTex.) October 18th. "A
special from Dallas to the Neeg says: The
Superintendent of the San Simon Cattle
Company's ranch writes, under date of the
Sth inst, as follows; The Indians last
Saturday surprised us. and drove off 125
horses and killed four men and u number
of cattle in the valley. a squad of soldiers
followed to the New Mexico line. but did
not oyertake them Several other parties
Of Indians are prowling around the
country, and numbers are leaving their
reservation every Gav
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NEW YORK, October t2th.-l1 A. NJ
Stocks strong and active, Western Union,
Northwestern and Missouri Pacific being
prominent in the upward movement.
After 1890 there was q slight reaction
which was generally recovered before II
O'clock. At that hour the market was ac-
tive and strong
New York, October 12th-1 P. M.-Stocks
less active and weak. Toward / o'clock
prices declined lc to lc but an upward
movement soon set in and prices advanced
to the highest point OF the day. About .
o'clock the market again became weak and
so continued until the close, which was
iraegnlar feYeri.h and active
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The President WIN Vote.

WASHINGTON, October 12th.-Th6 Pos,
says The President has decided to 20
home and vote in the New YORK State cleo
ton. The exact day of his departure has
not yet been 6xed, but if IS probable that
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NEw YORK, October t2th.-The Posts
Washington special says There has been
hitch in the arrangeneuts which it was
supposed had been niade hetweeu the attor-
neys practicing before Jhe Alabama Court
and the officers of the Court, relative to the
payment of their salaries. The agreement
has thus far been only ia part kept, and The
under officials-of the Court, who, by the
decision ofthe First Comptroller, cannot be
legally paid by the Government, have given
norice to the attorneys that unless arrange
ment shall be Immediately made for the
will be obliged to abandon the work This
would make it impossible for the Court to