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on board. the representative said this would
be impossible, as there WIS too great seaway
on for SUCH thing to be attempted
"What really did happen" he said, "was
that one OF Raymond's tugs went down TO
the Saginaw about 4o'clock to take Mr.. Hand
of and put the steamers purser on board A
number Of packages were also taken down for
the accommodation of passenger" As %
the story that Gen. Papillon was on board,
the official said that there was nothing to pre-
vent him making the trip
ssThe Saginaw does not touch at Haytian
ports. he said, land all the insurgents that
wanted to could ship for Turks Island or San
Domingo and we could not stop them. 1t Is
possible that there may have been contraband
OF war sailing under the name of -four bar
rels, but we are not cognizant of anything OF
the kind In fact, the Haytian people here
have probably got scared over nothing"
The following is the report of a newspaper
man who went out with the revenue cutter:
The Chandler ran three miles outside of the
Hook TO the south and east, and saw nothing
of the Saginaw. Lieut.. Smith, in command,
turned the revenue cutters nose homeward
at IL o'clock The lookout at Sandy Hook
reported that the Saginaw, after steaming
down in the forenoon, disappeared on her
course to the south. Then she was seen COM
ing back in at about 2:30 p. m She came to
anchor in the Horseshoe and remained there
until late in the afternoon. At 6 o'clock she
passed out again on her way so=th. No
lighter went down to her through lie Mar
rows. Lieut.. Smith says there is reason to
believe that a lighter did gdAut to her
through the Kills, around by the way Of
Perth Amboy
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07
Four Men Buried in a Milne.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov 6.-News has
reached this city of terrible accident to q
party of gold miners on Hog mountain near
Ashland City, Clay county. On Saturday
afternoon while four miners were down in
pit some thirty-five feet deep the sides
caved in, completely burying them A big
force of hands Immediately set to work to
rescue their buried comrades, but when
reached John Wheeler was taken out dead.
James Jones and Frank Smith were in q
dying condition, and William Moore, the
fourth man, while unseen was struck ON tho
head with piclzax and fatally hurt:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07
arrAcKED BIZ HrGHBrNDERs
A Chinese Dive I'm San Francisco Looted
for Refusing TO Pay Blackmafi.

A Chinese Dive I'm San Francisco Looted
for Refusing TO Pay Blackmaii.
SAN Francisco, Nov. IA desperate at
tempt TO rob the proprietors OF disreputa-
bic dive was made in this city by gang OF
Chinese highbinds-s The highbinders were
admitted to the house by a confederate VINO
slept in the house
The highbinders leader. named Chin, threw
red pepper into the eyes Of one of the women
inmates, beat the wife of the proprietor over
the head with an iron bar and badly
wounded the proprietor. Wong Foo, another
Of the highbinders who was left on guard at
the rear door to prevent the escape OF the IN
mates, tried to shoot Wong Gong, who ap-
peared at the window ready to jump. Gong
procured rife and shot the Highlander
twice, inficting wounds from which he died
In few minutes
The police have arrested all the parties.
The attack grew out of the failure OF the
dive keepers to pay blackmail to the high
binders
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THEY CAN'T COME BACK.
Chinese Sailors Paid on in Foreign Ports
Ruled Out.

Chinese Sailors Paid On In Foreign foESs
n Ruled Out.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Elm answer to an
inquiry from the United States consul az
Havre respecting the right of certain Chinese
sailors shipped from the United States on
American vessels, and paid of al
and discharged abroad, to reship and
return to the United States, the secretary
OF the treasury invitel attention to the law
on the subject. under which, he says, the
Chinese, having been landed and paid of, are
no longer in any sense within the jurisdiction
and under the control OF the United States
government, and must be considered as hay
ing departed from the United States.
Touching certain papers delivered to the
Chinese upon sheir departure from the
United States, the department says that any
other papers than the certificates formerly
issued land which are now void could not be
Of higher character or Of greater force than
the certificates.
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cut His Throat.

New YORK, Nov. 6-George Lewis, aged
So of $50 Manhattan avenue, Greenpoint, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting his
throat with some sharp instrument. His
wife notified the polico and an ambulance
call was n; out 1t was responded to by
Ambulance Surgeon Demarest, of st. Cath
crimes hospital, Brooklyn, E. d. He said
that Lewis would die
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07
snffocated I'm a Poor House.

York, Pa, Nov. 6-Catherine Soxs, aged
IS, Barbara Arnold, aged AZ, and Lydia Fet-
row, inmates of the county almshouse, were
suffocated by gas in their room. Two of the
unfortunate women were dead when discov-
cred in the morning, and the third, Mrs.
Fetrow, is expected to die. The cause of the
calamity was the leaking of the gas pipe in a
room, at joint, filling the room with gas
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07
The Rand-Avery Company Insolvent.

BosToN, Nov. 6.-The Rand-Avery COM
pany, printers, has been petitioned into in
solvency by Thomas w. Lawson, the presi-
dent of the corporation. An assignment was
made to Attorney M. F. Dickinson, Jr, who
will continue the business 1t is hoped to
effect recapitaiization in the course Of few
vwoaks
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The Parnell Investigation.

LONDON, Nov. 6-The Parnell commission
resumed its sittings A New York Herald
correspondent testified to the genuineness Of
an interview which he had had with Mr..
Parnell, and which was published in The
Herald's issue of Jan. 2, 1880 Several wit
nesses gave evidence concerning outrages In
Ireland. Mr. Parnell was present during the
session
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The treasury de-
partment has decided that melons are ''vege-
tables dltiable at 10 per cent ad valorem,
and not fruit subject to admission free OF
duty
In the case Of certain photographic adver
tisements of pencils, it is held that the goods
are liable to duty as possessing a CONNER
cial value, even if intended for free distribu-
ton
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NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Nov. 6.-Francesco
ST. Julian, an Italian, aged 80, was found
drowned in Hoosac river. Medical Exam
iner Brown thinks the suspicion of foul play
sufficient to warrant an autopsy The de-
ceased conducted a small grocery here and
had been missing since Saturday night. He
leaves widow in Italy.
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a Dwelling House Robbed.

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE residence of Mrs. M.
P. Kidder, of Milton, was robbed by bur-
glars on Sunday night. The safe was blown
open and its contents, consisting of silver
ware, jewelry, valuable coins and medals,
were stolen. 1t is claimed the loss will
amount to about $1,000.
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Refnsed 70 sem rhemselre.

DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-THE Freeman's Journal
asserts that all government prisoners in Ire
land who are serving sentences for being con-
cerned in dynamite plots were offered their
freedom if they would give evidence for The
Times before the Parnell commission, and
they all refused the offer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07

NEW York, Nov. 6-The Worlds special
from Charlotte, n. c., says: An unknown
negro fired from ambush into a political
parade here, the ball striking man named
Cams, but not seriously wounding him
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Defrauded the County Of s1o, 600.

LAcoTA, d. T., Nov. civilian Parker,
the register of deeds of Nelson county, has
shaken the dust of this village from his feet,
and is reported as luxuriating in Winnipeg.
The county mourns his departure to the ex-
tent of $4,000. He mortgaged his property
three and four deep, and by not indexing the
mortgages in his Office was able to carry the
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Husband and wife Died Torether.

CHICAGO, Nov. g. Henry Kehler, a saloon
keeper at Fullerton and Clybourn avenues,
with his wife, committed suicide by jumping
into the river at the Northwestern railway
tracks The bodies were recovered. The
cause Of the double tragedy is unknown.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07

Albany, Nov. IA special TO The Even
ing Union from Schenectady says milk
man named Haywood was killed at rail-
road crossing there by the cars His head
was crushed aud both arms severed from the
fn,du
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07

CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 6--While Mrs.
Of Abbeville, was out driving
the horse became frightened and backed the
buggy off bridge and Mrs. Stinsanska was
killed by the fall
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LONDON, Nov. 6.-Severe gales are prevail
ing ON the coast of Great Britain. Many
wrecks Of vessels are reported, but no lives
are known to be lost as yet
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DIED.

ROGAN-At his residence IN Gordon, rNlo Pinto
county Tex, on August :, ISIS RoDEWr IL RoGAN
formerly OF Memphis, and brother OF the late Col
J. W. RoSan
CARLlN-on Friday, August II, 1855 MARY can.
tiN, aged SYears aud 4 months, daughter Vt Frank
and Annie Carliu.
Funeral will take place from residence No M
johnson aytuuo, this SATURDAY. afternoon at .
o'clock, Services nj ST. rrgids church. Friend,
OF the family and OF rattlGk Carin are invited TO
attcnS.
SCANlAN--At residence Of her mother Mrs
Margaret Il. Mount No los Monroe street Friday,
August u ISIS, ut EiO pmp kAuE l., wife OF L.
NJ, Seaman.
Due notice OF funeral will BE- given
DWNFR-M r'>idrncc Of her souinlnw, }. X.
Hack. No Second street, Friday August H. ISIS,
otRo.cloykmm,, MANY Il. pwNEG aged 81 years
Funeral will take place from residence this SAT
URpAN) afternoon at o'clock. Services ut 81
Byigids church at $3.50 O'Clock Friends OF the
family nr1 Invited 20 attend,
DEARTII At his late residence No - Avery
pr\tJuL aged % year,
funcul will take place from residence tomorrow
GuNpAND afternoon at ioulock. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend
HONAEER-At his late residence. ON Carr av.
uuuc aud Oroau, street Friday evening. August
q, lNNN fEHplNANp lloNANElI Ia the 5tth year OF
his Ngr
Funeral viii take place irom residence tomorrow
SUNDAY morning at lOorlOvk Friends of On,
family Invited To attend,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Henry Mclendon, colored, was locked
up at the station-house yesterday for slug
ging his vile.
The Mpnnerchor will give moonlight
excursion on the steamer G. ID. Bryan
Tuesday evening, August 81.
. Henry Kennedy, carpenter, was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff George
Powell on the charge Of stealing a tool
chest from party named Mahan.
Squire Gutenberg yesterday fined In
spector Lane $40 for contempt OF court.
The squire dismissed a warrant sworn out
by Lane and the latter declared he would
transfer his business TO another court.
An unknown little white boy was run
over and probably seriously injured by a
dray belonging TO Brooks, Nicely Il Co,
yesterday afternoon, on the leyee, near the
lattcrs store. The driver OF the dray will
probably be arrested today.
Charles Fitzsimmons, the notorious
young thief was bound over 10 the criml-
nal court yesterday by Judge MADDEN for
stealing lot OF wine from two Main street
saloons. Reed, the young man arrested
with Fitzsmmons, was fined so.
Three months ago n man named Twale
left Memphis, entrusting his two children
20 a lady friend. Nothing has been heard
from him since, and the inference is he is
dead. Inspector Lane, OF the :. Z. c. A.,
was appealed TO, and yesterday carried the
supposed orphans to the Mission home.
Jack Gentry has an entirely different
version OF the Madden-Joyce misundef-
standing, which relieves him Of any COM
plicity In Il. lie did not see the original
difficulty nj the ball. and only saw the
shooting after IL had occurred. Joyce also
has a version which he will tell when the
alsc comes TO trial.
The cases Of Deputy Sheriff Mike Mad.
den, charged with shooting at Walter
Joyce, and the latter for assault and bat
terry upon the former, were called IN the
police court yesterday, hut ut the request
OF the deputy were continued until this
morning. Their names were placed on
the docket yesterday evening again tor the
fight they had the night previous to the
shooting
The Jackson Mound Park Opera troupe
has kindly consented 10 carry out a mos
fitting program at st. Joseph's church 20
morrow, Sunday, the 10Th, at high mass
which will be at $50 o'clock am. Tho
principal singers are: Misses Patti Stone
frcda Stone, Iyottic Gilman, Charlotte Il
Brun and Sylvester Mcssrs. John Bell
Castell Brydges. Al Henderson, Ere,
Dixon, James Dufo and William Pau
Bown.
Messrs. I. J. Taylor, bookkeeper for NJ
G. Pcarcc q CO., and ~. NJ. Douglass,
farmer Of IAkeview, Miss, engaged in
personal difficulty in the formers place o
business, ON Front street, yesterday morn
ing, during the progress oi which th
latter was knocked and painfully hurt b.
bis head violently striking the floor. Tn
trouble grew out Of some insulting remar
made by Douglass 10 Taylor Both partic
were arrested aud put up forfeiis for thoi
appearance ut the police court this morning
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The Pcnn.YIYnnin,. s,nndinr Army.

On the pay rolls OF tho Pennsylvania
System OF Railways there are constantly
the names OF fifty thousand employees.
This army stretches from Chicago, 81.
Louis and Cincinnati TO Baltimorcl
Washington, Philadelphia and New
York. Its members are In every city
OF the middle and Atlantic States and ut
oulpost8 from San Francisco 10 Boston, 81.
Paul 90 New Orleans. Five thousand are
maSscd in the construction aud repair
shops nj Altoona. Three thousand are
engaged in similar work at other stations;
the remainder in the construction and
maintenance OF track, Ia the charge Of sta.
tons, IN the conduct and running Of trains,
and the clerks In the general Offices
would form respectable brigade. That
the problem presented 10y the necessity
for securing n feeling OF loyalty In and
thorough discipline OF this army has been
successfully solved by the Pennsylvania
management, is manifest 10 any Traveller
over the Pennsylvania lines who Is nj all
obseryant IL Is evident in the solidity
OF track, in the staunchnoss Of equip
mcnt, in the precision with which trains
are run, in the bright appearance and
courtesy aud iirmnoss OF action OF the
trainmcn. Seeing Is believing and tho
next time You take an eastern trip buy
your tickets via tho Pennsylvania Lines.
Train No. OF the LOUISVILLE x Nash
Vile Railroad carries Pullman Ncstibule
Sleeping Car through from Memphis 70
New York via Cincinnati aud the Pcnnsyl.
yania Lines ON the new Pennsylvania spe'
cial, AMI l.. q \. Tmin No. ., makes direct
connection at Cincinnati with the Nesti'
bulc Car Of the Limited Express. New
York Express is another excellent train
from Cincinnati.
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Three little boys were arrested yesterday
nm the charge Of arson, aud when carried
10 the sta,ion-housc gave their names as
willie smith. Tommic Jones and Henry
Roatman. Whom searched each one had
b,s pockc,s filed with The celebrated
Grand Rcnublic Cigauos, and the Grand
Rcpublic bullos, which they had stolen
irom I. samclson 4 Co., Of No go Main
street, The proof showed that The only
thing they had been guilty o; burning was
Tic above celebrated cigars They wore
released on bail and promise not 10
smoke them again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis TO knock out all compe'
tition by taking the agency OF the world
renowned Straiion 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. +. Lies 4 Co.'S celebrated
Budos Your neighbor can't got the goods,
~ we will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit sample order
|. SAMPSON x Co.,
Solo Distributing Agents,
Mcmnhis Tenn.
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The Iron Mountain route has decided TO
run n series OF harvest excursions 20 all
points In Arkansas and Texas from Mon.
phis on the following dates August n,
September II and - and October and ~.
Rates for these excursions will be one
fare Tor the round trip, and tickets will
bc good for thirty days with stop over
privileges. Any further information do
sired will be chceriully furnished by call
ingon n. ID. WILsoS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent, No. 300 Main
street, Memphis, Tenn.
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The ,.arr.., Lump Of Coal In T...s--..

Tie largest lump Of coal ever brought
ir, r'rnncssee was received yesterday by
q liant & Bro, the live coal dealers
onBb a street. II weighed over ten
tonA "a was received by the Louisville n
81 .''c railroad on special open cat.
4. Uok iity mon 20 remove II, and thoy
proved insufficient, ~ the weight proved
Too much for thom, and while engaged IN
removing the car gave away and several OF
the men vCrc seriously hurt. The lump
was broken IN two, aud embedded IN INC
center q box Of sol colcman's celebrated
ko-ko tulu was discovered, but how u
ever got there will always be q mystery
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sYNOPsIs AID INCIDENTs.

q lHfTn' heIH
ricvi q
% r
fup Oi
ui lr
surrounded 3ls''f VA" i'Nh
auitSI nj
audit Realistic 'nHulru OF Paris w'nH.H m1'.'" w'
i,piy. Arms ttc 1904 tpit d
pi the Wtlu anil 1ltY
II the
signing f tir
and tot
hrii'.'ui ir' Mons Oar
Iiuf nn l A'y
IL the DO
land trIf
outuu H l The Communists phi The women An'y '''@
Iumiu % b,tnt 81 ihc Commune
90 Inc grafton tie sod
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New Quarters.

Jake sccs,ol will w a iow DAYS move hi.
meat market from tic corner Of Nam ana
Union street. a. tie corner ~ Mississippi
avenue and f.Audcrdilc streets. " hero ne
will I've Glad TO sec his many friends. Mr.
Recsscl will occupy the new building
erectod by U. X. Robertson
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

Or II they don't they should know that
Rangum Root Linimcnt cured big head In
mules for w. 4. Hunt, Of Adniryillc, NY.
]. II. Mallory. Of Forts station, Tenn,
fact, this King OF Linimcnts u Invaluable
Tor man and beast, and no family should bc
without II. 80 cents per bottle. For sale at
Holsters drug store. No. 2sJ Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

A fire Thursday night destroyed one of J.
l.. Roper's saw mills at Deep Creek, Nor
folk county, Va. Loss, $4,000; in
surancc, $1,000.
Ten prisoners escaped from the Marion
county jail at PALMYRA, Mo-, Thursday
night, among them Joseph Claim, the
murderer OF Judge llunaulL
Chief Mescot., OF the Kickapoos, his
squaw and five children were killed by
lightning in his cabin on the reservation
near Netawaka, Kas, Thursday.
The Walker saw-mill, at Grandforks,
ID. T., was destroyed by fire Thursday
evening, together with large quantity oil
lumber Loss, 5000; partly insured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
AN ATTRACTIVE RESORT

Just Opened on the East End Dummy
Line.
The East End railway, in addition TO its
park attraction, has now Zanone's res
iaurant aud rcfreshment hall, just opened
today
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

A special 10 TW ArrEAL from Chatta'
noogi, Tenn, says Alex Mcnamara was
probably fatally stabbed today 10y Arthur
Palmer. The men got into a quarrel over
q woman. Palmer made his escape. Tho
combaiants were both railroad men.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

n You are going 10 buy q Cotton Gin THIS
wear don't fail 10 write ~ the Brown Cotton
Gin Co.. New London Coun.. for thcit prices
and testimonials of the thousands who have
used them. There are great many oil them
In this SlAls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
DRiSE Alalo.

Fmsr.cLAS table board at Fpnsiola's,
on Front street, opposite custom, house.
The table Is supplied with tho choicest
food tho markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals 80 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

The Iron Mountain route have now on
sale round.trip tickets 10 Los Angeles ~
ratio Of $3.50. These tickets are good W
days, with s,op-ovcr privileges and choice
Of routes both going and returning. foi
circulars, etc, address
IT, d. Wu.soS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 500 Main street
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MEMPHIS, OyFORD& COLUMBUS R'Y co.

Tho fiorkhnldrts In the above nnircd Tennessee
COMPANY are notified ~ meet M Cpinniiir' fuuiui
MpfthHnts Exchange, lu The city ~ Memphis ni
n'rlugk % IN uu saturday. thr 18th day " NufuH
ISIS the ur.t annual meeting ul si"cahu'Nrnu i
said COMPANY, when and whrrr Ui" contract ~
rluHulldHiluu will d. ulinri nud continued ~ o.
IsHtt,i which has bUru HUfufl uu Nv The respective
huaHiis Ut directors ~ the following hallway 'lin
uau.ps. w The Memphis uNiufi a columbus
hallway company chartered uulrt The laws 81
1pluus ESQ., The Memphis uNtIul A tuluwl. Tai.
way cImpHuy. chartered hy The Laws ~ Niais
fipiI and the Memphis Ttsnluufn q AunuN.
halfway company. chartered under TIE laws ~
AlHlnmH 4 tull meeting in " rsnn 81 hy i"h1 ~
d,sirsl as % will rluitg two ihlris 'ul' ~ ~,
sllaLhuidria b. tatlfY aul Uuuiifm Tie Couitcl 90
cuUsD'il atluu.
Mcmphi. Tcnn. July a. ls,-. -.
IpUN " ulttAUp.
President n q. a e. Kallval 0i I,uuu.-,c
" u WmKlns1s, SECRETARY aui ltuasuf,is
a. glli n. o.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18

We hold positive prDoi that Ackcts English
Bln1i Elixlf curcs hfl blood pplspns whcru cheap
tbis 10 will sall II 10 ali who call NJ our stofv on
,,asitite guarantee n q uuuTn. Druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-18
FUNERAL, NOTICE.

BUCHlGNANl-rhc friends OF Louis Huyhienaui
and family gr invited tn attend the funeral OF his
brother SAMuEllE Bu,luUNANl, this SATURDAY.
morning nj $50 O'Clock, irom nj, late residence
No. % Dean avenue High mass at st. Patrick o
church Mt ~ O'Clock
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FranCO-German War.

Realistic Transformation
ri1ill original lannniot
ORDER or THE NIlllNN REGARDLESS
The most Marvellous src over produced sl11 90 ic sa -
Iiri a tOftaof Ilpfyt etc.
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ITALIAN socivry ruNrn,L NOTICE.

The members of tho SorIcn dg uuionc Fmtcl.
lama lhlina arr requested to meet at their hall
this SATURDAY. morning aip O'Clock sharp to
attend the funeral ut our late brother SANuElLE
BucnGNANt lly order oi
a. LAURENZI. President
q. n BGIGSA RDuIo, secretary
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BLAcKsmTu Coal at Hunt & Bros.

DR. II. G. RoGgn, Office. No. 60 Madison
street. residence, No. 10 Vance street
Office telephone, 523; residence telephone,
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ss7.so TO Los Angeles. Cat. ana Return

EVERYBODY should ask what the word
Staple means.
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Rs.p page 81 Of the Clara Conway In
etitute catalogue.
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THE CONDITION OF TRADE
R. @. DUN g. CO.'S REGULAR WEEK
LY COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

Sales OF the Week More Favorable. and
the Whole Feeling Decidedly I'm.
proved, as Is Also the Actual situa.
tion-Business Failures.
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pRisE Mal,o, IS cents a bottle.