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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
Died Fun of Years.

Yesterday morning, shortly before the
hour Of meeting of the Police Court, Judge
". A. Henry received a dispatch from St.
Louis announcing the death of his mother,
in that city few hours before, at the ad-
yanced age Of 50 years. Though the Judge
had been notified that she was in ill-health.
the intelligence Of her demise came so I'M
eXpectedly that the shock was a grieyous
one. At the suggestion of City Attorney
Hart, Police Court Clerk Baker adjourned
Court until this morning, when Justice Post
will probably preside. Judge Henry's father
died about three years ago, aged 81 years,
after he and his wife had shared each
others joys and sorrows for sixty-one
years. He was at one time a very promi-
nent citizen, having with credit com
manded a company in the Black Hawk
war, and subsequently served several terms
in the Assembly and Senate of the State of
Illinois. In 1S47 he was elected to Con-
gress to fill the unexpired term of Colonel
E. d. Baker, who resigned to take part in
the Mexican war. In ali the walks Of pub
lie and private life he was a model citizen.
and his estimable wife was in all respects
well fitted to be his close companion.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-van Fleet. Judge.

FRIDAY, April S0th.
Estaee OF H. i. Chatfeid, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
that due notice has been given
Estate of Charlotte Miller deceasea-Ordered
that administrative be discharged
Estate Of i. d. Cook, deceased-passed
Estate Of John 4. Evans deceascd-I ettars
granted TO Amanda NJ. Evans. c. Deierding,
James Cornell and J. \. Winkleman, appraisers.
Notice IN RECORD UNION. w. A. Anderson an
pointed 10 represent minor heirs.
Estate OF John Bauer, deceased-Final ac-
count settled and distribution made
Estate of William James. deceased-I otters
granted 70 l. ;. Taylor Bond. $50 I-aiah
Dunlap ?. BOIL and J. J. West appraisers. No
tlce il RECORD UNION.
In the matter of the Stanley rninors-Iee
Stanley granted letters of guardianship. Bond,
$4,000 10 each minor
Estate of Amelia Brana ACKNOWLEDGMENT
that due notice has been granted
Estate of Q. G. Jackson, deceasad-Iet ters
granted to f. P. Jackson Bond, $500. D. ellis.
A. L. Frost and ". J. Davis, appraisers
Estate OF Br9get Henry, deceased-0rdeTed
Estate of Samuel Kay, deceased-Ordered that
due notice has been given.
IN re. }. d. Smith. iusolvent-Exenp per
sonal property ordered set apart
IN re. \. Paquin, insolvent-D. E Alexander
appointed assignee. Bond, $500
Ida Paunoch VS.. Jones Il Martin-Couti.,Ied
on motion Of defendants
feople VS.. All Lin. burglary Motion for new
triaI overtuled and defendant sentenced to
eighteen months in the State Prison at Folsom.
department TwO-McFarland, Judge.
FRIDtY, April 30th.
,. N. hoover Ell al VS.. Adeline Alderman
Upon affidavit made by attorneys for defendant,
and upon payment 10 plaintiff Of the sum OF
90 %, costs incurred by plaintiff in getting
ready for trial, cause continued
;. d. Weyant vs.. w. A. Murphy Demurrer
previously taken under advisement oyerruled
Ell Mayo VS.. }. W. " ilSon-Writ OF mandate
dismissed and judgment given defendant for
costs and expenses
Il. Wittenbrock vs.. P. c. Dolan-Report of re-
ceiver approved and confirmed.
Boca Brewing Company VS.. DeLonge and
Buckow-C Continued
Milieent r. Maulden VS.. Cox 4 Clarke-Con-
MAJ. Max Henninger vs. Joseph Rogers-con-
tinued
Walter Kay vs.. Kate Kay-Continued am
davit withdrawn
A. Wertheim Is. Otto decentralization for
Change of venue granted.
9. Il: Demartine vs.. N. s. Nevis-Passed
Daniel Meyer VS.. J. y. Porter-Demurrer sns-
tanned. Twenty days to amend if SO desired.
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Auction Sales.

Bell q Co viii sell at auction at 10 A. N.
to-day at their salesroom, Tenth and J
streets four good work horses, weighing
LOO pounds each; horse, harness and
spring wa on doctors phaeton, two sets
single harness, collar and names, etc.
Also bedroom set, Medallion range and
fixtures, extension table chairs. lounges.
carpets, crockery, lawn mower, show
case, etc.
The same firm will sell on Wednesday
next, at 10 a. NJ. sharp, on the premises of
W. Fern, on the Riverside road, four and a
half miles below the city. the entire stock
ON the ranch, the latter having been sold.
Included are ten mares and colts, several
good work horses Champion mower.
Eureka gang pillow, three iron beam plows,
three two-horse wagons, platform scales,
culrya'or road scrapeT, large rollers,
double and single harness, road sulky and
trm implements generally. Also a fine
jersey Wi.rh COW. eight dozen chickens,
1000 No. land $4,000 No. hop poles, etc.
Terms Under so. cash; over $50. four
months 90 well Endorsed notes, at 6 per
cent = lunlh Will be served free.
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Something New.

The manufacturers have planned this year pleas
ant surprise in the way of draping cloth for sum-
mer 1t is something like nuns yelling but has
corded finish The colors cream pink black and an
excellent light blue Stylish Abatross and Lace Cloths
come at the same PRICES cents The seasons great
est novelty, however is Cream Boucle at ST. 40 per
yard The mesh is coarse and open, but the curs of
hair are fine and silky 1t lights up well under gas
We'are also showing for Summer and evening wear
all the light tnts such as cream pink robins bIe fans
lawns, cardinal etc. in Nuns Velings Cashmeres Ter
sey Weaves Lace Cloths, prices ranging from
IS cents to 81.
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Last Evenings Entertainments.

The ladies of Warren Relief Corps, No.
-, w. r. c., celebrated the first ami
versary of their organization at the Con-
gregational Church yesterday with din
ner party, from II A. NJ to Pm. They
concludes with literary and social enter
tainment in the evening, when the follow
ing programme was rendered: Opening
address, Rev. Mr.. Ollie piano solo. Miss
Gertie Gerrish; recitation. Mrs. James
Seadler; vocal solo, Mrs. Cooley
Smith reading, Mrs. Gogings; reel
tatiQn, Miss Mamie WaterhoQse.
A May social was given last evening at
the Central NJ. f. Church The building
was handsomely decorated. The pro.
gramme, an excellent one, was as follows 4:
Recitation, Daisy Hendricks vocal duet.
Misses Atwood and Reed recitation, Vina
Barrett; solo, Mr.. Sanborn: duet, violin
and piano, Misses Collins and Stargel /:
quartet, Mrs. D. c. Smith Miss Sanborn.
Mr.. SanbOrn and l.. Il. Smith. After the
literary exercises were over all adjourned
to the receptiOn-room, where an ice-cream
picnic was enjoyed.
The Hussar band gave a social dance at
Turner Hall last evening. which was
largely attended, and all present seemed to
enjoy themselves
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

w. h. Church South, Seventh street, bet.
J and K-The pastor. Il. c. Christian will preach
| az II A. NJ on " Inc Power OF Christs Resurrec-
ton to Restore Man to His Eden" In the even
ing at o'clock concert of sacred songs. with
orchestral accompaniment. This is the ami
yersary OF our Worn-out preachers and the
| WIDOWS ana orphans of our deceased preachers
All lnvited-whether they have money to give
or MOTTO both these services. The pastor goes
on Monday to Healdsburg, 10 be absent two
weeks, and requests all his CONGREGATION to he
present to morrow.
Westminster Presbyterian Church. sixtb
! street, corner of 1.-The pastor. Rev. H. H
Rice, viii preach on Sabbath at l0:i5 A. n. aud
$3.50 p N. Baptism of children Sacrament or
the Lords Supper and reception of members Ut
morning service. The farewell sermon of Rev
MI RICE as pastor OF this church viii be de-
liYered at the evening service
siXth-street NJ. K. Church. between x
anu 1.-The pastor Rev. E. K. Ollie will preach
Morning subject The Memorial Supper In
the evening the pastor will begin series of
sunday evening sermons on " Popular Alnuse-
nents- Communion and reception of mem
come.
Central Nj. Z. Church, Eleventh street,
between II and Preaching by the pastor, Rev
Thomas Filben. Morning subject Grow
in Grace" Eyeaing subject Mar
row Places" Praise service. with orchestral
| accompaniment, from P. N. All welcome.
Congregational Church, Sixth Street, be-
tween l and 1.-The pastor, Rev. W. c. Merrill
Higher and Lower Values" Sunday-school
at l2l5 P. IL. Evening service, praise and de-
yotional in the leeture-rnom at 73o All are
cordially invited.
Calvary Baptist Church, I street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth = Preaching
at II 4: N, by Rev. 4. c. Herrick Subject
= Message from the Heavenly World Praise
service and evening lecture at 80 Subject
The Prophet of Fire" Everybody vel
come.
Preaching at the First Baptist Church
py the pastor. A. j. Frost. Morning subject :
me Certainties Of Christianity" Evening
subject " Christian knowledge" All are
cordially invited.
st. Paul's Church, Eighth street, be-
tween and J.-Rev Carroll VI. Davis, Rector.
Holy Communion, A. NJ. Services II A. ".
and p n. School, corner Sixteenth and y, 8
P. II. Service. $50 p. NJ
Christian Church, Eighth, between
and Or l. Mediation, pastor. Preaching in
the morning and evening. Pastors residence.
corner OF Eighteenth and \. Sunday-sehool at
|. 9;l5 A. NJ Public cordially invited.
Young Mems Christian Association
Service for young men only, Sunday afternoon
at halfpast O'Clock in the Hail. Sixth street,
between X and L. Address by James A Lakey,
OF Indiana.
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A child in Northampton county, Penn
sylvanla, has six living grandmohers, the
Oldest being 100 years old
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30th-s P. M.-Indica-
tions for the succeeding 81 Unconstitutional,
continued fair weather.
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ELSIfItN6 LlNEFf fFFNffftfItf
Gutenberger's Roller Ore Crusher.
Picnic Hats. 10 cents. at The Bandbox
Bartlett S rings, Lake county.
Money Wanted-s7 eco.
Z. d r. Morton, Dressmakers.
Mechanical Standardization in Prices.
L. L. Lewis & Co.-Picnic Stoves.
Weiustock & Lubin-Spring Cloths.
Special Drives-Red House.
For sale-A Good Restaurant.
Notice to Creditors.
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IMMENSE FEATHER SALE at Mrs. P. A.
Cailihan's, Saturday, May 1st Finest French
tips, three in bunch, all shades. at 81 a
eunchi don't fail to see them Fifty shade
mats Tor 81 and 81 80 each; trimmed,
Oriental lace and French flowers Satn-,
day morning. Come early. 61S street,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01

The opera company at the Clunie to-
night is first-class. and the appointments
are complete.
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Miss MAHFEED, at the Clunfe tonight Is
Endorsed by the Eastern press as one of the
most successful sopranos opera bouffe has
ever had
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d. d. D." win cure biliousness, indiges
ton and dyspepsia at once, at J. Hahn & Co.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01
How to Wash FIannelS f!

Most of the "oid wives fables
about washing fianneIs in cold or
Iukewarm water are humbugs. The
action of the fuliing mill, with its
clamps and warm water, is almost
analogous TO the common practice of
the washboard and washing ma
chine. 1t is not the WATER, but the
rubbing that fulIs the goods.
Dissolve part of bar of KING
SOAP in hot water, then mix with
boiling hot water enough to thor
oughly cover and soak the clothes.
Let them stand half an hour, rinse
thoroughly, and hang out in the sun.
By this method they will be perfectly
cleansed, and not fulled a particle.
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HEAVY duck hats for boys, in light and
tan color, % cents Just received from
New York, mems fine extra-long dark mo-
hair spring oyercoats, Sc Red House. 3
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TURKEY-REn TABLE DAMAsk. Sc inche
wide. 27l cents per yard in our sale today
Red House =
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EXTRA quality white liaen duck coats for
bartenders and walters, IS 30. Red Houses
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The several lines of ladies' and misses
hosiery we have in to-day's sale are worthy
of our attention. Red House.
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READ our big advertisement in to-dav's
paper concerning our special sale today.
Red House. =
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HAVE you been into the Singer Office
lately y No; why?" Palmer is back
here with the new high-arm Singer. and it
Is perfection, | assure you II is the light
est running and sews faster than any of
them. Step in when passing and take
look at it"
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DROP in and buy sa.teen parasoi for 25
s; Bingham parasol, Is cents; seer
er parasol eight shade) SO cents, in to-
sale. Red House.
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GREY ostrich plumes, is inches long.
worth s. so, for so cents; shade hats. Is
cents; cream and blue ostrich tips. IL inches
long, 10 cents each. Millinery Depart
ment, Red House.
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Stylish Spring Cloths.

stylish Spring Cloths.
HE French word for lace is acntelZe
Hence Dentelle cloths are Just what one
would imagine them be from the
Nv lame-llght pen-work stuffs in lace
~ designs. They can be had in coors in
Guiding cream, and are not expensive
l. oiXty-hve to ninety cents per ward
Will get excellent qualities although some superfine
grades IN robe patterns come at higher prices
Speaking OF new dress goods reminds us of Home
spuns, which nothing or less than revival of
the ancient stufs of grandmothers Coarse rough
and quite unfinished these cloths are possessed of rug
ged virtues which make them favores with those re-
curing strong and durable dresses for general house and
street wear. They are said to wear like IRON and
Will make excellent dresses for school girls and misses
Most OF the homesPuns come in dull Shades but there
are some few exceptions The prices range from 90
cents to 81 per yard Those IS cents are particu-
lary good
Our new Imperial Serges come in all colors and
black at Is cents. They fine, soft and even and
make excellent all around dresses" being suitable for
general wear and giving good service to the last
Chambray Robe Suits, with white embroidery, 81 90
and 81 IS. White Embroidered Suits S. 90 up.
Ladies Solid Color Isle Thread Hose, IS cents.
Ladies' Pure Silk Cloves black and colors 20 cents *
cents and ST.. Silk Mtts Is cents All Colors
and Black Lace Ms extending above elbow
s. So
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Clunie Opera House, this evening, "Ti
Mascot"
Baseball-Pioneers VS.. Atlas.
Notice-Sacramento Commandery.
Concert Congregational Church. May sth.
Notice-Lily of the Valley.
Picnic-Iulheran Sunday school May 5th.
Turner May Festival. tomorrow.
Lecture Y NJ c. A. Hall, Monday evening
May Festival, May 18th and Goth.
Reward for bodies of Hinkson and Crozier
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TIE bargains in our millinery are WORT
seeing. Special lots in to-day's sale. Re,
House.
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CHlcEERISG" SQUARE PnSo-almost
new-a bargain for cash. Hammers Music
Store, $50 street
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GREAT sale Of boots and shoes TO-DAY.
BED House
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V sehnn To-morrorg.

lhe fourth of the League series of games
viii be called at Agricultural Park to-mor-
row al go +. ~, the contestants being the
Atlas OF this city and the Pioneers Of San
Francisco The mines viii be composed as
follows Altas-Meagher. c; Barry, D.;
Hayes, s.. s.: Ahern, LIST b.; Robertson, ID
b.; Flint, 81 h.; Tayer, I. f. Crone. G. E.;
Hilbert, 7. f. Pioneers-Caveny, Sd b.;
Buckley, ID b.; McVey, LIST b.; Powers, ]. f.:
Outflow, C. f; Finn, p; Biaelow, 5. g; Car
roll, C Fisher, T. f. It is reported. how
ever, that the Pioneers have an Eastern
pitcher named Beeder, a recent arrival
from Cincinnati and he may take part in
the game. This club defeated the Atlas in
game few weeks ago, but the home club
was then badly out of practice The nine
that beat the Atlas then could not do It
now, but the players forming the present
team of the Pioneers are much stronger,
and the game should be close and exciting.
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THE management Of The Clnnie as
sures the public of a thoroughly goo / and
unsteady superior comic opera entertain
ment tonight and tomorrow night and
next week. The soprano snd tenor are
new, Of cultivated and high musical
ability the chorus excellent, the costum-
ing rich and the ensemble complete. 1t
expects liberal patronage. and believes it
has provided entertainment wortbv 81
crowded houses nightly 1t trusts its effort
and expenditure win be recognized and ap-
proved
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We have secured the services of the well
known miiliner, Mrs. Bell, who is now in
charge of our trimming department. Red
House
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Ladies Solid Color Isle Thread Hose, As cents.
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Cl1nie OPP ra House.

After several weeks of preparation the
regular season at the Clunie Opera House
viii be inaugurated this evening, with a
grand presentation Of Audran's always
popular comic opera, =" The Mascot" which,
it is said viii be put upon the stage in such
an admirable manner as to disarm crit.
icism. The company will consist of the
beautiful prima donna Miss Louisa Man
fred recently from Boston, and who will
make her first appearance in California on
this occasion c. N. Pyke, an excellent
tenor, from New York, who also makes his
first California appearance Il. d. Valerga,
second tenor; Henry Louis, comedian e.
J. Bishop, Mr. Bowen, Mr. McFadden and
Miss Lulu Ward, all from the Tivoli Opera
House, San Francisco, and full chorus.
New and magnificent wardrobes will be a
feature OF the presentation OF the opera. If
the enterprise shown by the management
in the production of The Mascot is
recognized by the public a number OF
Others will be given, constituting a full
season of English comic opera The prices
will be as usual-25, 50 and 10 cents. Re-
served seats at the box office. Sunday
night, The Mascot viii be repeated.
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GERMAN LUTHERAN PIcNIc.-It is an
nounced that the picnic of the German
Lutheran Sunday-school will be held at
Richmond Grove next Wednesday. There
Will he games and amusements for young
and old. Refreshments can be obtained on
the grounds
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Business Advertisement.

Bell & Co.-May 5th.
Bell & Co.-This morning.
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NAY FESTIVAL OF THE TURNERs.-At
Richmond Grove tomorrow the Sacra-
mento Turn Nerein viii hold its thirty
second annual May festival, when there
viii be symnastic exercises by the pupils
oil the boys and girls classes for prizes, and
variety of other amusementS. such as
have made these gatherings of the Turner'S
always SO popular. As usual, strict order
will be maintained, and disreputable char
acteTs viii not be allowed on the grounds.
Tickets of admission viii be bat IS cents.
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To-YIGHF and tomorrow night 1.-The
Mascot al the Opera House, with the
beautiful, brilliant soprano, Miss Manfred,
and the accomplished tenor. Mr.. Pike
first appearance On the coast.
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The CLEAR WATER QUESTION SETTLED
AT LAsT.-The " Challenge Filter has
done II The most perplexing question for
years with those who desired clear water
and pure water has been that of water
filters. Many different patents have been
introduced, which, in a measure. have
proved failures on account of the vegetable
and other impure matter separated from
the water remaining in the filter. and
which could not be removed unless by re-
packing-an undertaking which always
proved more or less expensive. The
" Challenge Filter, spoken of in the in
PRODUCTION. is Sacramento invention. No
better place than this city could be found
anywhere for an inventor to produce or
make q perfect iilter-one which would
overcome the difficulties heretofore expe-
rienced; one which would remove all veg
etable and an NAL matter, as well as slick
ems, from the water and leave it pure and
wholesome. The Challenge" which is
the Invention OF w. II. Hobby, OF t is citv.
who has had years of experience, has over
come ell these objections by reason of his
filter being self-acting, self-Tegulating and
selt-cieanslng. Ii has rapidity of action
and percolates from the bottom to the top
and then returns to the reservoir, thus
making il a double filter. This filter is on
exhibition at S02 J street. Parties who
may desire Challenge" on trial will be
accommodated A Challenge" Filter of
20 gallons capacity per day costs but S12 (;
larger sizes in proportion. Call and exam
Inc the Challenge" before going else
where.
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{. N. PYkE, at the Clunie tonight is a
tenor OF high culture, and is approved by
Eastern critics enthusiastically.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-05-01

Chambray Robe Suits with white embroidery 81 90
and 81 IS. White Embroidered Suits So 50 up.
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LITTLE GIANT r'-The smallest upright
piano, with tone full of sweetness and
volume; three unisons through to lower
bass, agrafts throughout; warranted solid
IRON frames, with tuning pins pushed in ::
known on the listas Mathushek. style A .
Ask 20 see it at Cooper's Music Store. corner
Seventh and streets. John F. Cooper.s
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CONGREGATIONAL Cburcb. sixtb s,ro., \,

Z,
tween and 1.-The pastor, Rev W. c. Merrill.
viii preach tomorrow at l045 A. NJ eubiect
Higher and Lower Values Sunday-school
at i2;l5 P, ~. Evening service, praise and de-
votlonal, in the leeture-rpom at 7:3o. All are
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St. Pauls Church, Eighth street, be-
tween and J.-Rev. Carroll VI. Davis Rector.
Holy Communion, A. NJ. Services, II A. N.
! ana ?. NJ School, corner Sixteenth and y, 5
| P. u. Service. $50 p. NJ
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ARREsTs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday John Delaney, by officer
Sullivan, for vagrancy John Rinehart. by
local officer Goods, for being drunk i;
Stephen Fisher and Ah Gem by officers
! ager and Mccormack, for smoking opium;
Joseph Mierhoffer, By officer Mccormack
for being common drunkard.
LUCK vs.. PLUck-The next lecture to
young men only at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms
viii be delivered next Monday evening at
O'Clock, by H. Weinstock on the subject
Luck VS.. Pluck" Admission free, but by
ticket, to be obtained of the Secretary at
the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.