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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31

BORN.
Sacramento October 29-Wife of Il. F. Coleman,
a daughter.
Nevada City, October 29-wife of W. T, shurt-
left, & son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-10-31

San Francisco's Increased Assessment
The State Board of Equalization Sus-
tained.
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LET Ur

LET Ur
Lots of Cab and Talk Around. but the Prices and no
Nonsense are at the
MIsFrT STORE,
Corner 10th and + sts
Full dress Suits (swallow-tail coats) from 500 up
screws from $40 up. Wide Wales, sack and Cutaway
Suits. in hlack blue and brown, at So, worth S2t
from $40 up. Five hundred Business suits. at about
one-haf their value. from So up. Black d. T. Frock
at cnchs saaaout. sa
duced from SIS. SplendLi stock of Overcoats. from
Us up Doubie-breased ChinchilIa Box Coats. at S5,
FOR BOYS. TO l3 YEARS.
$500 Overcoats reduced to $500.
800 Overcoats reduced to 1850.
600 Overcoats reduced to 400
900 OvercOats reduced to $50.
1000 OyercOats reduced TO go.
and reduced to to &
800 Jacket and Pants reduced to 400.
$50 scke sna PANTS reduced t, TO sS
~ l0O9 Jacket and Pants reduced to 100
$500 Overcoats reduced to $500.
600 Overcoa:s reduced to 4.5U.
1890 Overcoats reduced to Z 81.
100 Overcoas reduced to $50.
1000 Overcoats reduced TO 10uI
$500 Suits reduced to $500.
500 suits reduced to 400
1900 Suits reduced to $50.
1900 Suits reduced to 1000.
An immense stock of Odd Pants ut the same reduc-
house In the District the above reductions will be
rare chance for bargains.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STS
Don't forget we are at the corner of 10Th and F.
ED' Open till p m: Saturday IL p. IN. Electric
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SEAL SkIN SAcerrs.

"c have IN stock. ready for immediate delivery
nineteen SEAL SKIN >ACQUE.,, from :;f; inches In
~ inet~ .0E anu from "a III. ~ ill., bust measure
al SiC't II "a Sl.J $50 So These garments
we're Ri a'''' early in the season. thereby insuriug
-"'"i ami perfect Workmanship. Garments ordered
ho Will no; feceivc ihe attention as all manu-.
Iafiace.s are busy with special orders:
SEAL NiSITE>, trimmed with Fox, LYNX and
Ssun,;.
Plush NISiTES. Plush SACOUES from
$500 to 5000.
TIE largest and finest stock OF Wraps in this city to
Select from
Beaver, Lynx. Fox and Mon:e:: MufA
Fnr Trimming in every variety
Misses and Cllildren's Furs, suitable for HOLIDAY
PRESENTS.
DCNLsPS NEW YORK HATS, in Silk. opera
AMI D-fty
SILVER Handle Presentation UMBRELLAS
WILLErT & RUOFF
MATTERS AND FURRIERs
dIo sos Pennsylvania ave-
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flfHE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE


40 THE SoEfM, WEST And sotruwrsr
STEEL Rails MiGNTfiGhENlrr Fol nii 'ifMfSr.
In effect deem BIER 6rH. isss.
Trains leave WASHINGTON from station, corner of 9TH
r. ,,,,u,, and y streets. ms follows:
For Piits6nrg and the West th.ca % Limited E.pr
Line. $50 a M daily to Cincinnati. and II. Louis
aud no;e Car 10 st louis asy ss"p a. sai iT
Chicago, with sleeping Car Altoona 10 hicago.
with sleeping Cars Washington TO chicago connsst
ing a, Harrisburg with Western EkIress, Win
Pacific Express. 1000 p. m. daily tor Pit,siurE and
the West, with Through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
f. gAETiMoRE AND POTOMAC RAn.RoAn
10 PM daily, exeep; sstarday wi.h nla sss1 ara
Washington 10 Rochester
am daily. cxcept SUNDAY -'' '-''''" ~ Wv
For New York ana me East. rs o oo and II am.
100, ~ and III 20 pm Limited express OF Pull
man parlor cars, $40 IN. and 400 pm. daily en-
For Boston withou, change. $50 pm. every day
sey city with boats OF BreokIyn amen, sirsri,nr
direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double fr
For fhiIaaslrhla. rs; . and II am. 2 $50 8. 10
and ~ pm I'm sasaday nre an $50 g. 10
p m daily, except sunday
To- as6 q sss 4ao o. ssg To- s 10 and ~ nd
pm on SUNDAY. Q, $50. III am, . $50. q. : 10
For fopes Creek Line. 7.lS am and 44o p m daily.
except sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERIcKsBrRG RAIL,
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASH
1Ns1DN RAILROAD.
For Alexanuria 800 10 s.25. llOl and 4 n q
M. O5, 4.26, ABB, 6Ol. sos and I l.:sS am. on
SUNDAY at 800, % -, ll.0l am, 500 D. IA.
For richmond aud the South. 900 aud ll.0l Am
daily. and ABB p m. daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 6u5, 500
1000, 10. 10 am; LOO 800 3 ...:S, h.lo u5 ana
1O.42 pm; and l2.l0 Midnight texreiH Aioniav a
ON SUNDAY at 500 and To- 10 am: ..oJ aud 10 q .
pm. and H. IO night.
fickels and information at the Office. northeaS cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylyani nv.na. and IA
the station where orders be left for
OF baggage TO destination from hotels and Tcsii,nces
cHAS r. PUGH. Genera Manager
ds j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
VNASHINGTON, Ohio AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD.
On and amer NOVEMBER 18TH IsS., trains " "a
leave from and arrive at H. and Il. 9TH and streets
station as follows.
Leave Washington at 900 a M and AS y m ar
rir- at Ieesburg lOo a. and t:l5 pm. ~
Rod Hill at il:f. am and s::I2 pm Returning,
leasr Round iii Dbl and l:26 q paSs l.s-r
burg O:.'2 Am and 30. pm; and arrive Washing
ton al S:i5 AM and 4: pun.
1 he train arriving at Washington at s::i5 am aud
that leaving Washington s:45 I'm. ar. da ly: al
other q aims are daily eAceid Sunday
Monthly and Communication Rat, all poutS
X. BILL.
dl Superintendent, Alexandria
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CIR The Brsr.

THE CONCORD HARNESS"
"fHE CONCORD COLLAR.
Coupe. Carriage, Road. Team and Tx press Harness
CT all kinds and description AT Lowest Prices.
Every Genuine CONCORD HARNESS is slammed
with niakeris name anu trademark.
LCT2 * PRO-.
%Ss Penusyiya:sia Avenue.
Adjoining National Hotel.
E.5- HORSE BLANK ELS and CARRIAGE RCBES
Ia .afesI variety NJ Very Low Prices ocI6
4STALkERS. 204 10TH STREET NV
w t1sln and Ceder Carpet Liniss new to-.
,EiB feits Tor timers and Skaters
sAasroai. Lime. Carienl sc. ocl0
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U \ A X ID l. n f..

NOTICE
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
TIED. BETWEEN NEW DIRK AND LIVER
POOL. CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM PIER 40 y. r.. NEW YORK
ETRCRIA..-.-Sat. Dec. 10 AUEANIA....-Ss,i. JAN l6
tRk,''i% .s-at Dec 70 OREGON Sat Jan. p,
St'tN iA-''at IAN Z Ni.RNIA.......-Sat at, Jan so
" ti.isi JAN CALI A-..--.-.Sal. -teh. q
AND EVERY SAL URDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATE or PASSAG E-Cabin- >to. $50 and = 100
$50.
Steerage at very low Steeraee tickets 10 and
from Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of
Europe al lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Havre. Antwerp ard other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports
For Ifsight ana passage apply at the company $
once No bowling Green or both Storage and Cabin
10 OTIS BIGELoW CO, COS 9Th street, Washing
ton, ID. &.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 co, New York
Messrs. OTIS BIGEIow d 60,
dl4 6Oo 9TH street, Washington.
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I41ou1D BnEAn
AZURE MALT EXTRACT


Possesses the highest merit II manufacture drum
the choicest materials and combines the most paia-
table qualities OF refreshing drink, with the lnvigor
atinS and wholesome properties OF The best Malt x.
tracts.
1t true tonic and delightful beverage. alike dear.
able Tor invads and persons in health Will be found
upon trial to he pleasant and petc substitute for
all alcoholic drinks most OF which are TOO stimulating
icr delicate c0ust tuttOns
Is the beverage "Par Excellence" for nursing
mothers creates abundance of milk, while it
strengthens and iRvisOrates the entire systeIn
After careful analysis. W ibur g. Hall. PHI d. New
York, Liquid Bread Is q refreshing DOurishing
table beverage and = Wholesome invigOratng tonic
Is psiatable TO the TASTE aud 0f easy assimilation
Frank l. James PHI. D.. MD, ST. Louis after analy
SIS SAYS: Its low percentages Of alcohol lis eterves
cencP Its delightful taste and odOr, all combine to
Commend Nicholsons Malt Extract - being most
nourshns beverage. and the best article OF the sOrS
tliat has come under my examination"
sold by all leading 4r0cers and Druggists
DAVID NICHOLSON. propr. ST. LOUIS
Al Wholesale by
VA MuEHLEIsEN.
iy11 9ls 9TH ST.. WASHINGTON
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IuE ToSeuELEss CAvERss
OF THE CRAGGY HILLS CRIED
VICTOR f,
and the hollow heavens replied
VICTOR f.,
And the oceans purple waves climbing the lands
howled TO the ashng winds,
And ALL THE PEOPLE heard t-Victor T.
ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
90. AND 900 SEVENTH STREET NV.
Fought the fight the Victor f.
WON!
Unlike Alexander. who sighed for new worlds to
CONQUER we are willing tn aurels satisfied
with having conquered the preudices of the people
ana made them our s;anch and steadfast friends by
simply
DOING UNTO THEM AS WE WOULD HAVE
THEM DO UNTO US.
In advertisement Of last week we notified you of
our purchase of
S214OO
WORTH OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AT
G5 CENTS ON TIE DOLLAR
That being portion Of the stock OF Chas Klein & Co.
who recently failed in business At the time of the
purchase great many OF the goods We're in the hands
OF the taiiors. These goods are being completed as
rapidly possible and shipped to u.s. We disposed Of
over s9OOo worth of these goods last week. and have
in stock and TO be received about S12, 600 WORTH
which will be sold at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT LESS
Than Manufacturers Cost. See us for Overcoats See
rs for suits. See us for Pants for everything
appertaining comfort adornmeut of the outer
man.
Just received One Lot of FUR BEAVER OVER.
COATS SatIAlined SD. -.
VICTOR L. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
021 AND 800 SEVENTH ST. NV,
Corner Massachusetts avenue
Strictly One Price. and that the Lowest
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
Rs Open evenings until .; Saturdays until IL
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FINANCIAL.

FIN
Prince & WHrrsrr.
STOCK BROKERS'
$50 h ftitn avenue New York
$50 18th street (COrcoran luilding), Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, H. cRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD g. EyRE
HENRY h. DODGE, Washington d. C.
WILIIA& Il TRAvERS, Special Partner.
Buy and sell Oh commission all classes OF Railway
Securities.
H. II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds and Information re-
rard;Ig the markets received through our wires in
stantlr, direct from the New York stock Exchan
III orders executed and reported promptly. iel
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NOV Is THE TINE
~ To BUY YOUR
NOAH WALKER 4 CO..
625 Pennsylvania ave.

NOV Is THE TIME
~ To BUY YOUR
OVERCOAT NOAH WALKER 4 co.
An examination of stock go pennsylvania ave.
will convince you that we
have just what you want.
GENTLEMEN WHO
DRESS IN STYLE
should pay q visit and NOAH WALKER co.
examine our Prince Albert $40 Pennsylvania ave
and Four Button Cutaway
Suits.
MEMS BUSINESS
SUITS
in NOAH WALKER & co.
Plain & Fancy Cashmere 625 Pennsylvania ave.
and
COrk-ScrewA
BOYS & CHILDREN'S
SHORT PANTS NOAH WALKER & CO.
SUITS, So Pennsylvania ave-
from four to fourteen
years age.
BOYS & CHILDREN'S
ONERCOATS, NOAH WALKER & CO
from two and a half years 625 Pennsylvania ave-
NAA
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RAILROADS.
NE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.

SOUTHWEST
schedule I'm Effect November Is lssS
100 A-M.-LNNtHBlRG NAIL. daily excppt suu.
day 20 local stations. connecting Char
with Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, and AT Ivncls-
bnrg with RichmoDd and Allegheny and Norfolk
and Western Railroads
Ills A.M.-NEw ORLEANS FAST NAIL. daily
making close connections south and south Pull
man Sleeping Buffet nom New Work and Nash
ington 10 atlanta. Pullman sleeping Car- from
$50 P.M-IOCrsNllLE FAST LINE. daily, via
Charlottesville to Ntncannati Louisville and all
Western Points Pullman sleeping Oars. Washing
ton 20 Louisville
lo:so r. M.-soUrHERN NAIL AND fNPRESs
l,aily 60 all points south aud southwest fulim an
Butte; Sieepng Cars from Washington 10 Atlanta
and New Orleans Pullman slcepers nom " AShins-
ton Via Charlotte aud Columbia to Augusta
Manassas Division Irains leave Washington nj 1850
pm. daily. except sunday.
Wsrrenton Trains ave Washington at 800 I'm
daily. 49,
Trains arrive in Washington SOS IN Southern
fspress, daii,' 1910 am, >irashurg local daily
cent sunday; LOO PM lynchhurg Mail. dsilN rNc.fa
sunday sl3 pm. New Orleans Hast Mail daily
s:to y M Louisville Special daily.
Tor tickets aud infur ION Inquire M Iomfanv q
ohice doi fennsSlNania aveRuc Trains leave from
IT, aud L. Station
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
dis ~ kIastITtSl g..
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RALTIMoRE AND oHIo RAILRoAp.
>chedulein ehec, ~ NDAN, DECEMBER 3tn. $50
until nlrIh,.r

,a Leave WASHINGTON from station. corner OF Nee
q. For Shicago s.5 am. aud 1910 pm daily The
s:io am is a Fast Limited ENpr,@S Tor iittshurg snd
me-, nsst mo ming a sob No extra fare Is charges, on
For Cincinnati. Louisville and ~ Iou,s daily a,
40 40 pm and 1910 PM with through c,,as.h,S and
SHopm. Is a fas, limited train To tin.nrati ami "a
=, nus arriving Ia Cincinnati %, NJ morning al sas
~ honis S'v pm No eStra fare Is charged tbs
For Piilsbgrg at a:ls am with rarior Car. ara
-, m ualll 10 PAsourg Cleveland and IlctruS
with Sleeping tars TO PittSbnrg.
For ,.al,nore on Week day .. e2o, go. 7ao.sso
$50 4so 4:.o. 5io 6:io 700 s:,5 aud sa y ma
Io." An. 10, lao 5:o, 80. 5:4o. $40, 500,
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad ana points south.
5asop m daily. with Pullman sleeper Wash y,an TO
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 20 n m.
ON SUNDAY $50 am, I:iopn. ''
For way stations octWeen Washington aud Rait,.
800 and loo pm ON sundays s:so a.m AID ~
,rono na"' imo and llHo pm For starions Me-
and osSl y m. daily i:io pm. dmiy except SUNDAY
m. daily on sunday stops at all saions For IeSlns-
ton. Staun,on and Vale, Branch $40 a m dali, "S
points $50 am. 1870 aud ii36 am nm asln
sunday sny tor Frederick. $40 am. and I4o IN
For iiag,rstown AID Winchester $40 and a:i3 -
Traing arrive from the M.st DAILY 0.Io -aoam
80, las New orleans Express and G:;'o nm.
from annapolis $40 am. and I:,o and s:.!, pm.
from Lexington $50 pun. daily, except SUNDAY
From Frederick ana Intermediate points SIS "a m
and s:lo pm. daily. except sunday.
=, Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington at 5Ia.
$50, 30 $40. s.,a and lo,o M. a. = = 4.
40. D. $50 ::s5 Band $50 m: SUNDAY sd.
30 $40 and 900 m, 80 Zoo. s:2o. q 6:so3 a..
and Loo pm.
AN trains from Washington stop at Relay station
eNcept lao. 81 ; aud $40 y m.
For further Information apply at the baltimore aud
,hl0 iicket Once- Washington Station 0lgand l.lbl
fennsylN ania avenue. of lIth street Nh.r,.
orders VII b. taken Tor halg To be checked aud
receiv ed al any point in the CIV.
~ DCNHAM, G. n. LORD.
ola Ten. Manacer Ratinore a. ~ A
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Cabinet Minister'S. Re.;aon.a

Cabinet Minister'S Residcneas
The following are the residences of cabinet
Officers in this city:
Thomas F. Bayard. Secretary of State. 1413
Massachusetts avenue.
y MEL HanI.ing. Secretary OF the Treasury
IICf Sth street.
w &. r-ndicoit. Secretary of War, 1918 16tl,
street. ~
w .. Whitney, Secretary OF the Navy, 1871
L. e. =. Lamar. Secretary Of the Interior the
Portland. "
RhOIc Island :,ycarc
W. r. Villas. Postmaster General, 1929 NJ
street. Az
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DE HEsLEy,s
EXTRACT OF
f0C ZEE J. ZEE RRE =
EE j. EE RRR w
&c Gee ZEE t,,, Epp
RRB FER FEE FTP
T. M D., T.,
BIB e
tBB ZEE kEE
q KRR 90 M "
II o . Nm
Il kk 600 90 M Nm

CELERf-The New and Unequal Nerve Tonic
Food.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS great remedy 10
Enrich the Blood and Nourisl. the Brain.
This preparation has prove,s to be exceedingly yalu.
able Tor the Of
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION DEBILITY
sLEffLESSNksSs. RESTI.fSSNESS
SEciALGIA. DYSPEPSIA
GENERAL PROSTRiTION or VITAL FORCES
LOSS OF PHYSICAL POWER
And all arrangements consequent upon over
taxed mind and body. In fact, il gives all
BIC physical iunctiot> and buoya,icy the spirits
PREPARED BY
1IAEDX IL cox,
I4j \. HOWARD STREET
.y29 BALTIMORE MI.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


Two NORFOLK AND PORT MONROE
Il THEroPULAR ROUTE
u,~Sn,S Mail steamer GEORGE LEARY,
al $3.50 p m, nom sth street wharf.
Secure rooms and tickets Baltimore and Ohio Of
knoxs express. sos Penna ave who viii Also cheek
oaxgase from hotels and private residences
or nstaeF information inquire AT oompanys Office
SEES WM. p. WEIGH General Agent
STEAMER MATTANo LEAVES srHsrREEr
- ~haf oa Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays z
Greek returning ON Monday. wednesday aud Friday
MharSeS S S sSass ,d nrsnts and hap. rs,nt
nesdays up only; For Inflammation apply 20
g. L SHERIFF. llI4 Pa ava NV
se5 @. r. JONES. ACT. .th-st wharf
I oW FARE To NoRFOLK.-STEAMERL LADY
IL OF The LAKE leaves 9Th Stree; wharf WASH
pm MSnSay M.dnesdaS and Saturday as $50
stops at Colonial Beach saturdays going and ne
turning turning. Fare SO cents Telephone call ~ An
THOMSON. sunday. Tuesdays and Friday am
LNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wARE FIELp-
Leaves .th-sireet wharf on MONDAYS THURS
TtEsDhTs fEIphSs and suSba T p Rs'g ,ones
ing at River Landings far Is Nornini creek
with Il u r. r at shepherds. See saSe,,nc A"eS''
CIV. RIDLEY. Manager apil
nIRECT TO NEW yoRK-FREIGHT STEAM.
Pier Al. East RIVER, n. " every sATt iipAY al 4 u
m: 6:h St. " arf W Washington. every WEDNESDAY
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates ap4
Mt VERNON. MT VERNON
STEAMER w W. coRooRAN
Vernon Al Is Oeoek daily sunday
Washington about $50 .. m.
.el0 l. I. BLAKE. Captain.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GORGE cRENELING, WOOD AND coAL
VI Dealer. Office aud Yard. ls22 l4th 1T. NV iont
lth 81. Zine Wood 81; Oak Mood,>-b: Hickory wo.d,
-: >awed, Pine. 81; Oak -: Hickory. $50 Nod
nj reduced price To dealers Telephone connection
all parts of the city. sel2-.sm
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P11rs P11rsr P11Esn

LIEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
OF NEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing Stock for Soups, Made Dishes and SAUCES
Annual sale S.OOO.OOO jars
LEBIG COMPANYS EXTRACT
OFMEAT. An invaluable tonic ais success
and boon Tor which nations should feel CRATE
fhl.'-See medical Press, ~ Lancet" &c
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron Lie
hig's signature i'm Blue Ink across the Iabel
The title "isaron Iebig' and photograph hay
ing been largely used by dealers with no con-
Bcctiun with EarOn Liebig, the public are in
formed that the Liehig Company alone can
offer the article with Baron Liebigs guarantee
OF genuineneSs.
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be hal of all Storekecpers Cro-
GERS and Chemists. Sole Agents for the United
States twh0lesale only. G. David & Co., 8 Fem
church Avenue. London, England. auth
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NOAH WALKER q CO.,
SO Pennsylvania ave.

NOAH WALKER & co.
625 Pennsylvania ave.
dill
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EDUCATIONAL,

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES Pupils IN Plan
= anq Snpney grgan Paving: good references A.
VII LIZ. Al OH ST. W .1vcA
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T ADDE'S WILL FIND rT TO THEIR ADvAN-
-ttsge 20 call at JEANNERET'! Reliable itsir
Store, l22o + 81 nv. Fine 6sir Work and Hair Cut
Ting specially. Shell ana fancy T0iiss ArsicissL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-17

GENTLEMEN W no
DRESS IN ST Y l. +
should pay Us q visit ana
examine our Prince Albert
and Four Button Getaway
Suits.
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NOAH WALKER 4 co.
626 Pennsylvania ave.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-06

We must add another coasting acct
dent, to the list of such casualties for the
present season. Edward Day, of Brook
Ign, y. y, palace car-cOnductOr on the
line between New York and this city,
came in with his car Saturday evening;
and having some time on his hands, went
out to see the COaSting, ON Maple street.
While he was standing with others at the
corner of Church and Maple streets two
traverses came down the hill. The for
ward one upset near him; and to avoid Il
collision with it the one behind Sheered
suddenly out towards the group of spec
tators. Day did not spring quick enough,
and was struck by the traverse receiving
Il compound fracture of one of the bones
of his left leg, below the knee, He was
taken to DR. Wheelcr's office and then to
the Mary Fletcher Hospital, where the
bone was set, Day thinks il IL little queer
that after number of years on the rail,
and going unframed through several Sc
riOus railroad accidents-he was conduc-
tor of the car in which senator Wagner of
New York received his fatal injury, and
was on the tram in which Parke Nalen-
tine and his bride perlshed-he should get
his first serious hurt from boys sled.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-06
killed by "A Falling Iree.

William Cross, Il resident of the village
of Charlotte, met with a sudden death
Thursday about noon. Mr.. Cross and Il
companion, James Mcclure, were Telling
trees in the woods near the village. They
had nearly finished telling large tree
when it suddenly fell and before Mr.,
Cross could get away he was struck ON
the head and buried in the snow Unable
to eXtrlcatc Mr. Cross, Mcclure hurried
to the village tor assistance. The injured
man was carried to his residence and il
was found that his skull was fractured.
He did not regain consciousness and died
shortly after. He leaves II wife and two
children
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-06

Receiver Roberts of the First National
bank, has sued f.. \. SOWles, Albert
Sowles. George W Foster, O. A. Burton
b. C.. Hail, directors, of that defunct in
stltutiOn, for the sum of S2OO,OOO, and
United states Marshal Henry yesterday
attached and sequestered all their prop
ertY. This action on the part Of the re-
cpiNer is against the directors a. trustees
for the stockholders and the bill in equity
brought by Mr.. Roberts against these men
alleges among other things, that the
whole amount of the assets of the bank
when came into his hands as receiver was
inventOrled and estimated ut the sum OF
1894, 10, 93, OF which only Sll5,6lS.l2 was
estimated to be good, and all the rest as
doubtful or worthless ; that debts against
the bank amounting To S269, N3O.Ot have
been proved, and others amounting to
$40 900 have been presented, but stand
suspended for the present that only
$1,000 has been as yet paid on the assess
ment ordered ny the comptroller that
the men above mentioned were duly
sworn To act ~ directors, and have pro
feSsed so to 'lo that neither President
Sowlrs nor Cashier SOwlcS gave any bonds
at any time. but Wrungtully went on in
the administration of their duties without
giving bonds that the dividends of sup
posed profits were made that were not war
rauted ny law that the cashier formed sun
dry associations to speculate III the New
York market, and had WrOngfully used
the fund, of the bank for that purpose,
that other officers of the bank also specu-
lated wrOnGtully in stocks; that the dircc
tors Systematically violated the provisions
of the National bank act in the manage
mcnt of the affairs Of the bank that talSt
reports were published concerning The
bank that none of these illeLal acts and
breaches OF duty and trust were dscov
cred until after the failure of The bank
ST. lIbdnS Messengers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-03-06
Purifies the Blood


We notice n the columns Of the Mime
upOii> j'rtJ}ju, that Il hill has been intro
duced in the legislature of the State of
Minnesota to make seven per cent the legal
rate of interest in that state and with a
prospect oi the same becoming a law.
since Eastern savings banks, insurance
companies, and moucycd institutions have
recognized the fact that we'll placed loans
West were as safe rs when placed East,
money has flowed West rapidly and in Il
no doubt establish six per cent as the legal
rate of interest.