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lie beIeves such cheap building would be
disgrace to the grounds, and he declares he
would willingly ratify the plans if the amount
were hve times that named. In this opinion
governor 5artlett conquered during his lifetime
as does also Controller Dunn. Yet neither of
the latter officials have been denounced-but
then, neither of them has bestowed a small adj
on an 'envious contemporary
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ADDRESS OF JOSEPH srEFFENs.

DIR. Simmons next introduced Joseph
SLetlens, President OF the Sacramento Board
of Trade, who spoke as follows:
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FASHION JOTTINGS.

SILVER JKwKLRY IL still the rage.
BLACK PEARLS arein great favor and bring fancy
prices.
CORDUROY win continue to hold its own the
coming season.
WHITE with terra Gotta is a very stylish mixture
Tor the coming season.
To DRAPE WELL is the sine qua non Of mate
rial, whether. silk, wool or cottonJ
ALLEGED DUTCH hall clocks no longer command
the high prices OF few years ago.
TURKEY RED win take the place Of scarlet In
the favor OF persons OF PRONOUNCED taste.
"kNIcKERBoCKKR BUFF" is given as the name Of
color 70 be fashionable In spring goods.
NEW STRAW BoNNETs are so soft and plant that
they are folded. not pressed. into shape.
TELEGRAPH BLUE is one OF the new shades which
tints.
MANY FASHIONABLE BoNNETs for spring and
summer are made simply Of tulle or lace without
other trimming
BoAs OF LACE OR FEATHERS it is said, are to be
worn until warm weather comes as the authon-
Ties CONSIDER them stylish and dreSSy."
WHAT Is KNOWN as the Marie Antoinette fichu
mas Deen revived, and London correspondeDtsgive
Lacy Churchill the credit OF the revival
ARTISTIC CosrUxING gains ground in London,
wnere, instead OF fashion plates, the best mo
leries.
JET BoNNErs, with the beads forming an open
oar pattern, are filled in with tulle OF black,
poppy red, suede or apple-green, according to
MAHOGANY BROWNS are among the most stylish
UNITS Tor spring costumes and take as q trimming
DiacK or metal bratds as being the most harmo-
NOUS cOlOrs.
THE REDINGoTE POLONAIsE Is one OF the most
popular 1or spring wear. 1t falls In graceful lines
Dehlnd and It's only drapery is side where 1t
Is caught by bow or rosette.
TCCKs appear In AL fabrics. from tulle to CLOTH
and while In the light stufrs they are run with
floss silk in the heavier ones they have layer OF
wadding added to give rich effect
STRIPED ribbons which take one back half CEN
fury are to be used on hats and bonnets the COM
ing season. They may rightly be called rainbow
ribbons and are gay without being pleasing TO the
eye.
WO0LLEN VELvET-UelOur de laine-iS among
the most stylish as well as the costliest OF mate
rails for spring wraps, but SO delightfully."- light,
rlcn and warm that no intending purchaser can
grudge the money.
OMBRE OR SHADED STRAwS are among the new
est things in bonnet productions. Straw head
gear in colors will be worn earlier than usual this
season as they are appropriately mixed with DIFF
lerent materials, such as chenille, gold lace and
various sorts OF beads.
The WIDE BORDERS at the foot Of the skirt are
called valances, and why not dados7-sInce that is
a nearer approach to the truth. This sort OF
trimming is becoming to all tall women but
makes short woman look cut up particularly II
the trimming is half yard deep, as some OF the
foreign nodes display 1t. A band or GALLON at
the top OF the valance makes 1t still wider and
more conspicuous.
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Gen. BOulonger Defiant.
HE REMAINS IN PARIS, DESPITE EHE ORDERS OF TIE
WAR OFFICE.

HE REMAINS IN PARIS, DESPITE gHE ORDERS OF THE
WAR OFFICE
The French minister of war has ordered Gen
BOulanger to return to ClermOnt-Ferrand. II he
refuses to return he will probably be arrested
Committees have been formed to make Gen. Bon.
LANCER q candidate in all elections as national
protest. Boulanger had a conference yesterday
with his radical supporters In the press and the
chamber OF deputies. The object OF the meeting
was to discuss the course to be pursued In The
present situation. Nm. ROchefort, Laguerre Laur
and Lalsant were present. BOulanger declared
that he had resolved neither to resign nor to aDny
to be placed upon the retired list The meeting
sent dispatch TO Marseilles saying that Gen. Boli
LANCER was not eligible under the electoral law
and could neither accept nor refuse a Candidacy
and that the value Of his election would lie in ia
enect as national protest. Groups OF men wear
ing cockades collected about the approaches to the
chamber OF deputies yesterday and began singing
BOuiangerlst airs They were promptly dispersed
by the police.
While driving on the Rue st. Honore at 9 O'Clock
last evening, Gen. Boulanger was recognized by
BoulangerW Some enthusiasts tried to unharness
the horses attached to his carriage with the in.
tentton OF drawing the vehicle Themselves
Gen. Boulanger, who appeared to be annOyed nv
the demonstration, took refuge IN q house near
by. The police dispersed the crowd, ana the rem.
eral was enabled TO escape by o circuitous monte
Hundreds Of people collected outside OF the once
or the C0ckdde, where the editors were throwin0
cockades from the windows. Noisy crowds aisee
gathered ON the boulevards, but there was no as
order, 49,
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farls special 70 the New York Times.
The daily papers continue the campaign in favor
OF moderation in the expression Of French sen,t-
ment In regard to the new emperor and sympathy
for him In France he is above all else, they con.
clude, emperor OF Germany, and must follow the
dictate Of Btsmarck. Moreover, he Is a very stck
man, and not likely ever TO become strong And wei,
It Is reported that every bit OF food given to the
prince at san RENO was always prepared before
All medicines prescribed BY Dr. Mackenxje she aisc
herself Kept under lock and key. This shows tSe
fearful state OF agony ana s0licitude un0er vhtcS
she labore0, ana which must be Worse nov IN H.
IN Thee facts are said 70 have been told by Dr.
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HopKISsvrLLE, KY.. Feb. "a 1887.

HoPKNsvnLE. KY. Feb "a 1887.
0entlemen-Seven years ago . sore developed
S sn my s%S from nss, Pa
yield grew worse every year for seven yesrs.
sas 1a1Ssa had 6 a sws dozen ss
s ses entirely ry cured me- when ! began with
in Hsg
course of 8 8. s. was strong and buoysnt and
s0% .s sfs.F I'd Veal
health 1t is . household medicine with ma
MRs R W WILSON
sPARTANBuRa. g. G.. April g. 1887.
on my left cheek. 1t had gradually been growing
worse; The many physicians whom bad eon-
to 81 Rs snS
Unnamed the sore. and it became more virulent
insisted that should Is.Ve Cd the ins meacne
persisted in using the s 8 s. At the end Of two
Sa, ny ssn
Az d,ssppsarins: have every igsh IN s S..
Yours truly,
A. Il. SHANDA
WINSTON. N. c.. April 12, 1887.
on my or three ago
Door on me; and my health vas very
with the happiest result. The cancer has en-
tirely disappeared, there being no evidence or
symptom Of cancerous character left. My
general health Is good now, and my appetite bet
ter than II has been in years. am 81 years old.
ana to-day am working in the field planting
corn. Yours truly
JONAS LIMEBAcH.
Gentlemcn-I had Q sore on my upper lip for
eight years. Seven different doctors attempted
nve dollars, which was certain cure" 1t il
needless to say 1t did me no good. About
two years ago became quite uneasy, a. people
eighteen bottles of s. s. 8. The result has been
acomplete cure. The ulcer or cancer healed
BEAUTIFULLY, leaving scarcely perceptible scar.
From that day have been In excellent health
the Specific having purified my blood thorough.
ly. Increased my appetite and perfected my d.
gestiOn. In word. feel like q new woman
and, best Of ALL the eight year ulcer is gone en-.
tirely. Yours sincerely
MRS. w. p. CANNON.
Trenton, Todd Co., KY, Feb. %. 1887.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
o26-w&s1 Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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PROFESSIONAL

HaME ROSS. THE REIl BILE CLAIkyoYASr
MI AND AsTROIO6IsI. tells you the past .ssea>se
anu future Born with veil. and has wonderful gt.
She has asionished people who have consulted her.
The madame has no equal curss sickness. she
cause speedy marriage. and bring the sersrated
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is invaluable she points out your enemies and de
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NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL IRE EVENTS or
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CHAPTER III.

Naturally enough, Violet Dayerel wa, , eoo,
deal upset by the party. For her. poor girl N WIS
painful and cruel position In which she tound
nersef- she Felt sure that Daddy liked her RD,
oy-the-by, she did not call him by that name ma
not, indeed actually know mat out OF coo,nn
Inent 10 his long legs the name had been g1ven
him BY Ate brother officers.
In bis family he had always been called Willie
ana IN society he was Willie Okedon still
she felt quite sure that Willie Okedon liked hsr.
and unfortunately Tor her. every OF her friend,
and even her acquaintance, seemed quite ne OF
~ also. Many were the condolences offered her
upon the horrors OF war and the special and mel
ancholy interest she must take in the present
campaign, many We're the Inquiries after The ao-
srnt one until 1T last Hiss Violet got thoroughly
slcA OF explaining that she was not engaged 20
1r. Oketion, and Of declaring-whlch was lie
tnat she tOoS no more interest In him than In any
o.het Aqualntanee who Ind gone out 10 the land
~ tne fharaohs on desperate errand OF life or
uedih ln~t Ia sheer self-defense she began 10 ac-
SSpt Anu even somewhat 20 encourage, The atten-
tlons VI another young gentleman who came TO
nanu JesS then-Just by way OF proying that II
Wnile Okeoon Rad left his heart behind him She
hHo not ieat Mn one 20 take with him ana also
tLat sue was Ia nowtse wearing the willow for a
man VINO had nos loved her well enough 10 ASH
her 10 Walt for him until the campaign saouid be
Vow, Miss Daverei's new atiInirer was nor nv
any means troubled with those utIle niceIies az
honor which mad guided poor Daddy Longiegs: be
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GREAr REMOVAL SALE
We VIII remove about March 20, to 527 10th st
three doors below st.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES,
Our Comfort Shirt the Old Fayorite, made Of wam-
sutta Cotton and Richardson's 2, 100 Llnen Bosoms-
snd-nade buttonhoes and cut full to the measure
reduced from IS c. to 79c.
Our Invincible shirt reduced from 90c. to roc
Our Mystery Soc. to Csc
Our Birmingham" Al To Sgc
This SHIRT is open back, with seventeen plssts in
BOSOM made OF best cotton and very fine linen bosoms
9Oc. to 7Sc.
:, Our Crescent shirt made of good cotton and dns
linen bosoms reduced from CSC. to 55c
NECK WEAR.
Our 23c. scarfs reduced to ISc., for Soc
our oo %i aSd r. uNDE e SES At cosr
Fine medium weight Merino undershirts and
drawers reduced from Soc. to 43c
20c. linen haudkerchiefs reduced to COc
Poe. suspenders reduced 70 gle
large lot Of Fine Four-Ply cufs-all sixes-red,ced
to = pair for 25c.
All goods ut great bargains at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
Aino-os lOO2 + st. NV.
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Russian War Preparations.
A BELIEF THAT THE STRUGGLE IS RAPIDLY AZ

BELIEF THAT The STRUGGLE is RAPIDLY AP.
PREACHING.
London Special to the New York Times.
In spite OF all the expressed sympathy for Ger
many at the present time there is undeniable evil
dence that Russia intends TO take pronounced &C
ton of some kind, and probably soon II the
weather permits. Authentic advices from the
south OF Russia to-day state that two generals
fresh from the council with the war minister at 81
Petersburg, have said that hOstities will begin in
May. The work OF putting the harbor OF Odessa
In state OF defense Is actively going on The
troops transported some time ago from BatOum to
Sebastopol are being carried to the Austrian from
tier and Bessarabia, and trains are carrying them
In preference to all other business Large num-
beers OF troops are also moving by easy stages nom
Tula and BreSt. and LtonSk to Ktev and the
southwest. At Eizabethgrad, the headquarters
OF the South Russian cavalry, the purchase OF
cavalry horses is going on on the largest possible
scale in all directions, sales being compulsory.
Cavalry arms Of all kinds are being repaired and
furnished, and the blacksmiths are working NIGHT
and day. The feeling is universal in Southern
Russia that the government Is tempOrizing till the
frost and snow disappear, when its intentions viii
quickly become evident
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CHAPTER liz

Now, BY the time this strange token Of remem-
ORANGE ieached Violet Daverel she had become
very intimate with Sir Piers Trevor
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Gen. Hancock Defended.

COL ANDERSON WRITES TO SENATOR INGALLS,.
Col. Finley Anderson, who was on Gen. Han
cocks staff during the war, has addressed an open
letter to Senator ingalls, protesting against any
utterance that implies an impeachment OF Han
cocks loyalty to his country. After recapitulat-
ing the dead generals services in the field par
ticuariy at Gettysburg, where he won "a triple
crown OF glory and was thanked by Congress for
his gallant, meritorious and conspicuous share In
that great and decisive victory, the letter con-
ciudeS: I'm view OF HancOck'S constant and con-
spicuous service to his country for more than
forty years. sealed as that service was by his own
blood, and in view OF his proverba purity OF char
acter IL Is amazing how any man could rise In the
Senate chamber TO defame his memory. But hav-
Ing had the audacity TO do so, the least that you
can now do In reparatiOn of this cruel wrong alike
TO Hancock'S memory and the patriotic sentiment
OF the country Is to rise again In the Senate cham.
Der and make q full retractiOn and anOlOgYn
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Mrs. Hendricks' Denial.
SHE DOES NOT FEEL AGGRIEvED BECAUSE SHE DIN n
A

GET A PENSION.
Mrs Hendricks. widow Of the late vlce-Presi-
dent, complains that she has been grossly misrep-
resented in recent interview crediting her with
censuring the democratic party because 1t had not
provided pension for her. She says: 81 never at
any time felt or expressed myself as complaining
that the widows OF Gen. Logan and Gen. Blair
should receive pensions. No such sentiment was
ever expressed by me. Indeed, am rejoiced to
sions 1t is great mistake that ever alluded to
pension for myself. have thought and SO ex-
pressed myself, that the Government should give
me the salary that would have been due my hus-
band 1t is in the abundant United States Treas
ury, and, as l am told, Is drawn by no One."
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PARKER,s Ham BAIsAx
Cleanses and beauties the hair.
Promotes luxuriant growth,
Never fails to Restore Gray Hair to its
Youthful Color.
Cures Scalp Diseases and Hair falling.
Soc at Druggists. is7.vks I
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ARTHUR MAGNUs READY TO BACK THE BOSTON MAN
FOR THE SUN OF $4,000
special to the New York World from Liverpool.
March IA, says: Arthur Magnus, with whom John
L. sullivan is stopping here, makes public his
willingness to match Sullivan for the sum Of
$25 900 to fight Mitchell again II the latter agrees
to fight in 16-fOot ring asked Sullivan If this
publication were made with his authority and he
said: "YeS. Though at first did not intend to
enter the prize ring again, would do so under
favorable circumstances and outside France No
body was more surprised than was at the result
OF the late encounter, and I'm not ashamed 10 say
SO. But all was fair and square, can't say that
Mitchell ever dropped without being hit, but he
fell at the slightest touch. l only got one good
whack at him and that disabled my arm. Another
one like it would have settled him. 1t was no use
going on, so was satisfied to make 1t draw
MITCHELL DECLINES THE CHALLENGE.
special to the World from London, March a.
says: saw Mitchell this afternoon and asked him
II he would take up the challenge OF Magnus. He
was drinking with friends at the time and said:
81 wish To propose the health OF Sullivan, who.
though beaten, is not diSgraced. No! l shan't
fight him again nor anybody else. The way feel
now is that man with a family dependent on
him must be careful about engaging In serious en-
counters Of that kind"
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LOOK AHEAD.
Cease your reckless expenditure Have care for the
future Save money while you have 1t to save.
BUY JUDICIoUsLY.
You can do you to We are Just now clear
ing out S Prince Albert Coats and Vests seal brown
imported fine vale worsted, serge lined sateen sleeve
lining and silk facing at
$1375.
Candidly speaking. these Coats and Vests are good
values at $50.
62 Fine Spring Overcoats, Oxford Mixture serge
lined, silk facing. strictly all WOOL at
$780,
10 Spring Overcoats, neat Brown Mixture serge
lined, silk facing. strictly all wool, at
1915.
These goods are exceptional good values.
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DRY GOODS.
SPECLALTIES.

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reused up little, however and tried to get on TO
her feet.
..stay where you are" shouted Daddy. Then
finding that she did not underst and even the plain
est and loudest OF English, said TO Despard: "Tel
the Old girl 10 sit STILL"
Finally, after good deal OF gesticulation and a
long harangue, "Daddy's beauty" as the Officers
by common consent called her. produced her
charm, her gilt OF gratitude. IT came from some
wonderful! inner recess OF her truly wonderful gar
ments-lt was wrapped In many folds OF cotton
rag, and fnally, as all these were unwound it
came TO light and was neither more nor less than
an ordinary snail fan OF carved ivory.
what good can that be to me?' Daddy eiacu
lated; but the "dusky beauty" having found out
that Despari was the only one OF ali the group
who could understand her. Was speaking TO hun
In wild, excited accents
'she says" said the interpreter, when the old
woman paused ..Ihat this fan is some HUNDREDS Of
years old; that 10 blessed BY some wise woman
OF her race, and that II has peculiar power being
abe TO gave happiness in love matters TO It's fortu
Odd OF the old girl TO part with it, murmured
Daddy.
Just what said to her. But she says she is
700 Old Tor II TO Affect her now, and that she has
had the best OF husbands In her time"
How many?" asked some one
DeSpard put the question. "She SAYS she has
Ohiy had nve. he said, when the old woman had
replied 70 him, at waich all the men laughed
looking eoqueItish as she held up her fiye finpeS
s way Oh corroborating the number OF her late
"weil, tell the old girl I'm Immensely ob,,csc 10
nel, anu That I'll take great care OF the fetishn
sad DADDY; ana presently the dusky beauty took
ns ~ @ leaving him To the Contemplation
~, ~ "as small fan and evidently very old: IL
was quantity and deicately carved With figures of
also. and with strange herogIypnics deepiv 1raysS
along the end stickS e-' PS "oepA' s'o'en
lin IN, rum thing 70 get hold Of" said Daddy.
.ti ~ ose, ana over. ''Yet the old girl seemed
70 SCI hsn value on IL Gives success I'm love
1 Will" " ~ W nSi' ies'
And 50 he did, He packed IL mn secure,x ana
sent IL on 70 violet Daverel the very next day.
anu Win ne sent very short note giving a
neyress and ending. al know you win take care OF