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our Flrs, sale on the Cable Road

On this side. The wise ones bought
first, and they in many instances have
got four times more than the lots have
cost. Now comes the great sale of the
Second street cable road ON the beauti-
full Boyle Heights. You buy at your
own price. John G. Bell, the auc-
tioneer, sells ON the ground, Stevenson
Avenue, next Friday. at clock.
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There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union Telegraph Office, No. II
n, Main street; Chas F.. Maxfeld,
Clinton Gobler, Q. A, Seath, Mrs. r, H.
McCutcheon, care 7. A. Clark.
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Duggan, No. IL Commercial street,
the San Francisco Coffee House, has
Chinese cooks, Why does he not have
Chinaman behind the counter aud
Chinese walters, and make it Chinese
house at once2-and he an Irishman at
that. G..
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Niolet's select overland excursion No.
leaves Saturday, June LIST. Lowest
rates and most complete outfit ON the
road. o. IL. VIOLET,
Manager.
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The interest of our patrons. 1t is to our
interest to do the best we can for them.
and so we do. Our clothing is made OF
the best, strongest and most fashionable
materials. Business suits for men, in
fancy eassimeres, IS, $40. Sl2, SIS, SIS,
at Il. Adams Clothing House, ID $.
Spring street.
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This Evening From g O'Clock
TIL s O'Clock

We will sell apron check ginghams SC,
We will sell Balls Spiral Spring cor.
sets 15c.
We will sell white lawn embroidery
lie yard.
We will sell childrens lawn bonnets
loo each. PEOPLES STORE.
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Spring and Summer Ciothtng,
In great variety, at +. Adams ClothinI
House, Is 8. Spring street.
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First.class paper ruler wanted at the
Bindery of H. Glass, "a North Spring
street.
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10 S. Spring street. Come and see our
tailor.made Prince Albert suits. Latest
cut.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CREMATIoE-Book for subscription open
" at % N. Spring street. Please call dur
ing this week. On Saturday, May 22d, at
p. H., at same place, meeting of stock hold-
ers 10 elect permanens officers and transact
other business. myl6 1t
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nooMs AND BOARD = Elegantly fur
n nished rooms with board centrally To-
Gated and in the most desirable part of the
fitN 232 w. First street, ap5tf
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BOARD AND LODGING.

BORROWERS OF LARGE SUMS, having
ID frst-class real estate security, should
call on GEO. d. ROWAN, 81 Sadeau Block.
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FOR SALE.
Ten or Twenty Acres Adjoining
Agricultural Park,

Being the north hall Of square tract OF ~
acres. Price, $3.50 per acre. which
10 much below any property for sale in
that vicinity or elsewhere as near tho Post
office by car line.
II subdivided and sold at prices LESS
ther from the Postoffiee and otherwise not
nearly so adyantageously located, more
than double the price above stated might
be realized.
enterprising purchaser who can Now pay
In CASH HALF the price. II IL preferred
70 sell only ten acres Amy proposition in
abatement Of PRICE will not be considered
The lady owner will leave for the East IL
about ten days, after which the property
will not be offered for sale.
HUMPHREYS & RIGGIN,
mylGtf No 20 South spriug 81.
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VIONEY TO LOAN-tn sums to suit, on
wi real estate security. Mortgages bought
aud sold. MCKOoN & BRODTBECK,
noyltf No. 10 n. Spring st.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
beg to Inform my patrons and the gen.
eral public That have moved to the
NEW HAMMAM BATHS,

"A, ~ and rs South Main street Gorns, bun
ions and ingrowing nails skillfully treated
mil In B, ZACHAHi Chiropodist
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FINANCIAL.

&I)a0 Will buy new roam house and
DlAVU 3 lots in Sou h santa Monica.
Grand ocean aud mountain view
\ J. NIELE,
myl3 paw Nv So n, Spring street.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May I1.-GO0P. M.-Indi.
cations for the succeeding thirty two hours
for California are as follows. Continued
fair waathar
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CHM 1nn To LOAN ON hrst-elass real
Sluu,UUU estate At per cent. and mort
gage tax paid by mortgage.
my5-tf A. J. NIELE, % N. SPRING st.
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II osT, sTRAYEp OR STOLEN -oue chest
Ia nut mare, one white hind foot brand
on left hip, white stripe on face, heavy
name. Return to ga San Fernando street,
opposite depot Finder will be paid eX,
penses and reward. myls a
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~ WHITE. THE CLAIM BUYER-Has
NJ moved to Room :, Bumiller Block,
lover Peoples storel myl5 Ivy
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Maximum Thermometer, $50.
Minimum Thermometer. $50,
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II osT, sTRAYED or sroLEN-From the
Ia stable OF Anerbach Bros., on San Pedro
street, one blue Kangaroo Grey Hound
(biteh Finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving same at AUERBACH BROS,
store, No. % South Main street. myl6 81
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FOUND

NouND-aold 1ocket Owner can have
Il same by calling at preuEs h Hance'H
drug store aud paying cost Of advertise
ment. myiD 81
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II osT-Smail black dog with throat aud
IL front feet white. Finder Will be Suita
bly, rewarded by returning him TO S7la Vine
street. myl6 q
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-18

sHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY--a pol
tive cure for Catarrh, DiphtheriR and Oanker
mouth. Sold BY @. =, Heinzemani l22
Mainatreet,
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FOR RENT.

NfEW PIANO FOR SECONDHAND Price.
no N Aecon street mylSQ
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P.S. Goods sent to all parts of the
country c. O. d., or on receipt OF P. o.
Order, giving ladies III the country an
equal opportunity with those living in
the city. mys
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NOR SALE oHEAP i fine saddle h9r i,.,
Il j elegant tough work morse. wsis ,a
ilx6 lbs enquire of G. U. Foeu, uisso
Central Hotel "P'
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-05-18

an
80 T.. s.as
WRAPS AND SUITS.
Extraordinary ATTRACTIONS
THIS Week!
awe invite attention to the following
Special Bargains in Wraps and Suits. p
Stylish. Neatly Finished and II ash
ionable Made Garments and
Wonderfully Cheap.
so Rich Shoulder Capes, in corded
| Sicillian silk and silk brocaded vel
vet, with handmade chenille trim
ming, at the extraordinary low
price of $40 each.
tx Imported Norfolk Jackets, in steel,
mode and grey.mixed Canvas Cloth,
with long rolling lapel and trimmed
with large buttons, at the low price
of SO each.
rs New, Imported Jersey Newmarkets,
In grew and brown.mixed and black,
Being made of light weight all-wool
| Jersey Cloth, they are specially
adapted for Spring and Summer
wear for Flo each.
20 Embroidered Lawn Suits, (white)
made in attractive styles, very neat
aud splendid value, will be offered
Tor IS each.
40 Colored Embroidered Lawn Suits,
made from the newest designs and
splendidlv finished, a special bar
gain for S. each.
Ok Dozen of Fine Isle Finish, Black
Braided Jerseys for vi each.
25 Dozen of fine all-wool Jerseys in
Navy, Seal, Garnet, Green and
Black at the extremely low price of
81 each.
SDecjaI Announcement.
A complete line OF allwool Travelling
and Walking Suits, made in the latest
styles, for $40. $3.50. $15 up
to $780,
CHOICEST GOODS,
Perfect light to select in aud
P o P LAR PRO s.
L. MOSgrOVG& Co.
The Only Cloak and Suit House.
III y. Spring 1T.
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r,oR sALE-I.odging House 10 heart o.
cits. "a furnished rooms. fnli vpnsi -
l uvus9 .ssar, l,reet apl 70 II
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III ~ calling befufe the lust OF May OF
~ IN, DuKNAL " SPENOER.
h'S f Iehnehepi Cal.
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RIO LE1s-House corner Charity and kihg
Il streets, near Washington. No Children
myib Nv
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r,op sAI,E-Flfty head of choice mitch
cuws. PARTIES desiring choiae COWS VIII
md ii 10 their interest to give US Gaii,
Kaucu Ak miles west OF town on Wnshins
~. ns. \, s.a,i rnsd j. h. DuRKEE,
s"u IN ~, AN AN "Bomita Meadows.'
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C,ITuATIoN wANTED-By a licensed en-
a gtneer, to run stationary or thfeshing
ms chine engine. Address -. g." HERALD
office. myls5t
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uNoR sALE- First class stock fdnvn "a, in
Il Ventura county, 62Od aufes, lyO tiiia ,ue /,
ali fenced and cross fenced with three Wl'v =,
good uouse, BARN, corrals, cue ~ ecies
barley; abundance OF running We'ei e'i'
i'm er. 81 w per acre. Applyto
s.,s9ti pJMENOY Il MILLS.
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VIYANrED--To rent a lew acres near
w town. Address, stating terms, j. q r.
HERALD office. myloot
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~,,rar ENp pi,upkkrY-i7 beautiful res.
w ,a,,,,ar lots on seventh aud Ninth sts ,
ana intersectlng streets, sJO yards west o.
"a trl, are offered for sale. Price an te'n ~,
very reasonable. Apply to- g. oNE,5, y"
tile premises,
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Special Announcement.

A complete line OF all.wool Travelling
and Walking Suits, made in the latest
styles, for $40. $3.50. $I5 mp
to $780,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS foR sALE-iwo
y hotels. two lodging houses, one festan'
ss,t "ne erocerv store a fruit store, CT
Jar stores and good pal lug dairy OF Y fresh
COWS with the custom, nxtures, cans hhd
the entire outit ready togive the purchaseis
= good paying business at inc co com nr,,ss
rnsnt All the above are IN WORKING otuef,
and number OF other businesses. Apply TO
81 a EnDY II CO., No. 10 Court 1t 0ppo
4. !. ~ cn,,.l itn,ise' jan27tf
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n v. WHITE has some special bargains IN
81. business property for lew my b ID i,o
T., n,,tsi.ta uroperty Cali on hin ana pe
nanvineed d No. 4 East FIRST. southeast COZ
ner OF Main st. mn.
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vNfANrED--A situation by u Frenehman
w who thoroughly understands wine
making. Has been employed by koderer III
Rein champaign, France address, by
letter A. MAINHARDl,
IS and 40 Los Angeles sttee..
The best of references given. myls lM
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tn TO 60 ACRES FOR RENT, with house,
III plenty OF rnnning water, good pasture.
nice place for Chickens Rent cheap Ap'
ply r. o., Los Angeles, 4, 4, myi' ~
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RIO LET--Pleasapt furnished house of
j. eight rooms, 100 olive street. near sec
Ond, muidi
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uall aud examine our list VI property.
mylHt
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vVANTED-Age for the celebrated AIT
w Brush Portraits" something new and
beautiful Just out-our new catalogue
printe in four c1lors; n perfect gem oil the
printers art; tells all about our new AIR
Brush Process Tor enlargtng portraits ana
the splendid Inducements we oner agents
10 handle them VIII mail copy free to
any one who means business. Address
I. J. 0'BRlEN,
ap2S-Sm 1921 Market street, d +.
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NOR RENT-ONE SMALL SQUARE pI
IL ANo, on account of departure: Eh-
ouire at 40 Alameda street, mil lat
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WANTS.
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NOR AENr-upper story--six rooms, bath
G ndom and stable, l26 ). oiNe street
II MyB-tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
McCLlNTOCK'S CASE.

Carl McClintock, the wife murderer, and
would-be suicide continues to occupy. some
what, the public attention.
Yesterday afternoon, reporter met Dr.
NcBuruie. who, it will be remembered, was
the family physician of McClintock, and
who s.outly maintained that Carl would not
die from the pistol shot. and when asked re
oariin- the case, stated: His pulse is -,
temperature normal. respiration n little hur-
riei. find him suffering from hydrostatic
pneumonia caused by long confinement in
he'd. a usual result of such cases. THERE'S a
cavity. too, the result of an abcess in the
lung. but the contents have been emptied and
the cavity is healing. His condition, both
physical and mental is much improved
and there is every prospect for his
recovery from the wound His
mind. however. is impaired, and from his
previous history, obtained by careful investi-
cation of his habits and the family history,
| was and am still of the opinion that Nc
Ciintock is nor has he been for years mental
" a sound man The examination made
Yesterday goes to confirm the previous prog
postication of the case that the ball passed
along the ribs and did not infiict necessa
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
HORSETHIEF CAUGHT.

Mr. William Pointer United States
marshall from the Territory arrived III the
CITY Yesterday with Lay Bond who Is charg
cd with horse stealing. Mr.. Pointer was
stationed about one hundred and eight
miles south of Arkansas City when he missed
a fine span of horses belonging to himself.
He started in the direction he supposed the
thief had gone and Travelled nine days before
even hearing anything about him. Three
davs afterwards he overlook and arrested
the lad in Chalk Valley, Arkansas.
The lad had not the horses of the officer at
the time he was caught as ne had TRADED
them to Tom Claywell a farmer who live
near the southern line of the Territory. Ht
had traded the horses even-up for pony
which an a cool day would not bring over
s15 On being arrested the officer started
with him for the railroad which was a dis
tance of eighty miles. He rushed hin
through until he arrived last evening. Th'
thief is near twenty years Old. In
of;cor said he had been il
the horse stealing business for two years
He has not stopped his business during tn
winter and shows hand partially frozen OF
while making an escape last winter VIII
some horses
He will not be tried this court on accoun
of it being impossible to get all the wltnesSe
here He will appear before his honor at tn
next term.
The officer says he is onto gang OF hors
thieves in the Territory that he proposes t
rattle in the near future. He says they ar
men who claim to he respectable ana hones
and expect to be considered such, who hv
near the north and south line of the Terrific
ry. who are connected with theiving gang
and who will find themselves surprised som
ono of these days by the call of an officer. II
may return in few days with another c
his birds
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
THE oLIvET CoMMANDRY.

To nc Editor Of the Eagle:
Please grant me space to express my
thanks and hearty appreciation for the help
rendered me in soliciting for the erection OF
the Olivet Congregational church, both in
their personal subscriptions and and aid in
solicitations, to the following gentlemen,
viz: Capt. J. B. Carey, c. r. Miller, n. A
English, Thos. A Bayley, W. l.. AcBee, l.
s. Matkin and others.
While the pastor has worked quietly and
natientlv at this work for the past few weeks,
vet he could not succeed without the help OF
these gentlemen, especially IS this true Of Mr..
! r Carey. who has taken the lead in this
soliciting committee
| The Capt. is the champion solicitor. With
him to lead, and the corporation OF tbs
committee. the church will be completed ii
good time will be conmodious, and iii archi
/ tectr1ral beauty will be second to none IN tn'
! city.
| Also we have purchased lots and ex1eot K
| build neat ard comnoiious church, for th'
n.aonl, Of North Wichita This church WI
be located on Fairview avenue, III Laack'
| Addition. The Church VIII bear the nani'
of the Pilgrims little ship-The Nay Flower
This viii be easy Of access, being oa street ca
line.
Mr.. VIM. Jones, an aged deacon OF tn
Plymouth Congregational Church, with hi
devoted and es,i,nable wife, AID Key ). ID
Parker deserve much praise for their ASSIST
ance in this noble work Also the hessis
Blackwelder. Roush and Foier. CT the Far
view Land Co. the Cole Brothers. and Other
of Carey Park Co. Mr.. Sherwood and otner
in that community, we understand. VIII ais
assist.
Plans have been drawn ard work viii b<
gin soon. Honor to whom honor Is Que
May the gracious providences OF our dea'
|enly Father rest upon all THE PASTOR
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
BOAT AHOY:

Mr.. W. r. Smith, captain OF the Wlchlta
boat club. took his dive yestesday. he
thought to see if there was sound boat ieit
after the bombardment Of the day pe1ore' 80
he launched one of the best looking upon the
Little river, and after parting his halr IN tne
middle let himself down into the seat. some
of the other members went with hlm as
body guard, and it happened that they were
needed.
He applied the oar and was soon OUT III Tue
middle of the river going, ''oh, SO lovely.
At last trials and tribuiations came. Inc
auid Of tobacco he started with became
worn out and q change was necessary he
attempted the task at the same time cogni-
zant of his iminent peril. Finally the quio
was dumped out upon the right side and ne
Immediately upset by way OF the left. his
feet were fastened in the bottom OF the poa'
which placed him in rather an embarrassing
condition The boys rushed to his rescue
and succeeded in unhitching him before hi
time was up This practically ended th'
first exhibition
The boat was found to be all right, excep
when it was upset, and then it was failure
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
GARFIELD POST.

Garfield post at its last meeting. was made
the recipient OF handsomely framed eni-
blematic picture, representing fraternity,
charity and loyalty, the gift of comrade l..
n. Woodcock, who in the best effort of his
life $50 his many friends say portrayed in
pathetic words the significance OF the en-
blems, and expressed his pleasure at the op-
portunity afforded him to add to the collec-
ton, of what will some day be mementoes,
which are slowly accommodating in the post
room At the close of his remarks, which
were loudly applauded, rising vote OF
thanks was unanimously accorded the donor
Now that the boys have all returned from
their summer jaunts, and are feeling thelr
oats, a renewed interest will be taken in the
affairs of the post, and its meetings will be
of such highly interesting character thai
no worthy comrade can afford to be absent
Garfield post is one of the institutions OF the
city of which we are proud Long life Il
l Cor Go1J
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
GOOD ENOUGH.

Mr.. Z. A. Smith, commercial agent ior
the Fort Scott road at this city, is beginning
to get in his work. He has succeeded In
establishing Kansas City rates between d.
Louis and Wichita. This is state OF affairs
long sought here and he is being compii-
mented by his many new acquaintance Oh
the success attained with the emphatic words
go on good brother He visited Kansas
CITY last week and some of the wholesale
firms there was kicking at hun IKE pay
steers because he was getting in his best hcks
for Wichita
In a short time there will be two additlonal
Pullman cars running on the Fort Scott IRON
here to Kansas City. They will be elegantly
furnished and will contain all the La test ana
raost improved appliances
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
G. A. X. AT CALDWELL

Capt George Fletcher called upon us yes
terday with reference to the G. A. K. re-
union which is to take place at Caldwell
Sentember Is and 16. There will be grand
barbecue. an Indian war dance, races, etc.
The Santa Fe's excursion trains will arrive
at Caldwell at II o'clock m. and at S:3op. M
on the 18th of September and will depart at
II 80 p. m. on the same day. On the 10th
trains will arrive at a. m. and depart at
2:l5 D. m. Southern Kansas railway will
connect with the Santa Fe at Wellington
Junction. Border line, st. Louis and San
Francisco railroad, trains over these lines
will arrive at IL IN. and $50 p. m and Will
depart at $50 a. m.. g p. IN. and at II, 81
p. m.
The prominent orators of the state have
haou invited
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
THE MINSTRELS.

Mcintyre and Heath's minstrels last even
ing drew good sized audience. The enter
taiument had several new and pleasing fea'
lures among which was Hi Tom Wards
s.Let Me Alone and the Archery Club song
and dances Milt Barlow's Uncle Remus has
not lost its hold upon an audience, and was
as highly appreciated as when first the OLD
gentleman appeared upon the boards The
Musical Picnic, 10y Howard, Seeley, Talbut
and Russell, took well, and parts were several
times encored One of the most delightful
features however was Prof Gleason's trained
dogs The after piece ''Maytiower VS. Gaia
tea had some funny parts.
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
THE INDIANS.

A band of Indians. twenty in number, and
comprising members of the Cheyenne ana
Usage tribes, are camped in the rear OF the
Richey house, under the charge of Jack
Stillwell, deputy U. S. marshal, from Fort
Reno and Ben Clark, the Cheyenne interpre
ter They attract crowds of visitors daily
who look with no little interest upon the RED
braves and their families Another Indian
encampment is northwest of the city, and
comprise ten Kiowas Besides these, there
are seven Sacs and Foxes; two Cherokees
ten Creeks, and several representatives o.
other tribes stopping at the different hotels
over the CITY
Wichita eagle., 1886-09-09
CITY HIGH SCHOOL.

4 number of fine natural history speci-
mems was presented to the high schooi
meseum Yesterday, by Miss Jennie Shultz,
for which thanks are returned.
A few days ago the last numbers OF 'he
Eucyclopedia Brittanica arrived for the use
of the students IF the high school,. Inns Is
the beginning of a library in that depart
ment of the city schools. They are paid fof
by the students and the income from soclais
and entertainments given by them iast
spring. Some of the members of the school
are now trying to devise plan for increas-
the library. The object is to get goou
library for the use of the students.