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WORKING CLASSES AEz \ !.

we are now prepared to furnish all ciseses with
empioyment at home. tho whole OF the time, or
lot their spare moments Businssa new, light
and profitable. Pereons Of either sex easily
esrn from 80 cents to 80 90 per evening, and
proportional sum By devoting ail their time 10
men. That all who sas this may send their Vi.
nfess, and test the business, We make this ofier.
Lc sucn a. are not we'll satisfied NO will and
one dollar to pay for the tronble Of writing.
rnl partiucars and outfit free. Address 0roaar
Sx1SsoH q Co., Portland, Maine.
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4 SlirT nend 10 cents postage, and Va an
D lYlt / mail you free > royal. valuable
n uIl ] sample box Of goods thu viii put
you In the way Of making moro
money At once than anything slas Ii America.
both sexos Of all ages usn live Il home sp6
work In e!psss tina, Or all the t,Ins. Capital
not REQUIRED. We Will start you. Immsnse
Pay mss fcf tnoes Who start Il oncs. Bxlusos
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for . Patent
UMrrsp s!Arxs LAND osrIos.


UnfrEp kvArrs LAND Opr1oz,
Eureka. N&ysAa, Dsrember u, iesa.
NOTICE 10 nEk1BY ofvEk THAT THE
IN 6outhwcslerA Mining compsny, through
their attorney 10 fsss, W. i. Mills. whose post.
.faee sddtsss u ~ Dorado Canyon, LtDeoiu
county. Nevada has this day iiisd his sppliea.
ton Tor patent Tor nine hundred and 4 anty
linear feet Of the ksciuss mine or vein, besrina
salt, With surface erouDd hix hundrsd fses II
width. situstcd IL ". Tbomaa Ninina intrirt,
County 81 Lneels and state u Nsv.1a, spd de-.
sic IN this oiscs = ics Nc. Is, Il soVnsSip Il
south range = saes cf hoans biabio MsFfdiaA,
said lot Nc. - bolnk ~ f0ilows:
Beginning q Dost mafksd No. l, Q. .. sur.
svey NO. ~ nron which ths \ section corner 70
sections nd bears nortS ssk dssrese east,
dog west. s2o fest % post nsfksd No, 2, o. 8.
survey No. -; thence second course; AoIth ~
deg east la 2-l0 feet 70 ipterpsct the I a,csicn
line Of section 3. west 1865 Lilo fsst from ths Z
section sosnor 10 ssctions 8 add ). township y
s ~ res: g s.ss, ~ ~ e Pcst aaitsd
south. ssk deg east. 10 tsss = post saried
south 81 dss vsss ~ sie - % tsssr,sct H.
Y section lius 70 ssettsae sna .. w. IT. 2-lo
feet from the \ ssetisu cornsr V ssotjens 1
fssl to post 10. /. lie piscs q 6ssinnins. ma.
II s7.ioo scrss. 7 -
The location OF this mine 10 recorded IN the
Rscorder's ofnca Of ". Thomas Mining District
in book a, page 90 Of Mining Records. .rhs "a.
joining claimants ass unknown. III 3WF
Any aAd all psrssns claiming sdvsrssly any
portion Of the said Reeiuse mine Or sarfncs
ground sre required 10 Ala their advsrss claims
with the Register Of the United 8tatss land
OfHcs Ut Eureka, In the state Of NsvAds, duYipa
they viii y barred ~ virtue Of the provisions
!. Of tho Htstntes. fa MS WV
D. q. HALL, Rssistss.
I'll hereby ordered that the foregoing nodes
Of application for patent b. published dr. ths
kEoohp. . weakly nsvspapsr puhIiaked n
Phoebe. Lincoln County, Nevada. "
ian7-lot pa. HALL. Register.
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No. s72.
Application for a Patent
No. sa2.


Eureka, Nevada, December a. Ias7
NOTICE Ia HEREBY OWEN THAT THE
IN Southwestern Mining Company. tbrou, h
their authorised agent. W.. y. Mills. who's
postofDos address 10 ri Dorado CANYON. I'm.
coin county, Eevads, hss this dsy fIed his Al.
pliestion for . parent for fifteen hu.drsd
ing sslt. with surface ground sir hundred FEET
in width, situated In 81. Thomas Miiips p,s.
trict. County Of Lincoln and state 81 Nsvsd.,
and designated by the hsld notes and osscisi
plat on Ole In thi. ONCE as lot No 81, IN town.
Meridian, said lot No. 81 being a. follovs.
beginning alta post marked No. !, D. 8. sur.
vey No. 81, A, from which section corner TO
sections is, 49,, u and % township 10, youth Of
s7y feet; thence running, frst conrs@ sor,h
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
IN persons indebted to me are requested to
call and setsls Immediately. Payment may be
made to 4. J. osborne, my agent, or myself,
settlements must DO made within the nert
Two weeks. "a l intend to leave for Taylor.
CHAS, 3. GIkIN
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A0n0 mn IN PERsRsrs GIVEN AWAY.
xzIIu Hill Eend rs6 centspostage, and
WIUUluuu by nail You viii get sRzE

value, that Will start you In work that will Il
onos bring you in money faster than snythipe
SO in America. All about the 100000 In
presents with each boz. Agents wanted svcry.
where, Of either eek, OF sll ages, for all tho
time, spare time only, TO work for as at their
own homes. Fortunes for sill workers sheo
lutely aseursf Don't delay. a. HAILrrr Il
Co.. Portlan hisine.
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PRIMARY ELECTION
a the people on
SATURDAY, APRIL q. 1888,

For ,ths purposs, Of slecting Delegates to the
said Stats Qohyeetiop, the PRIMARY Elections
to b carrisd DOT In compliance with the iaws
Of the State and the instructions Of this Com
mittee.
The following test will be required Of each
and every voter at the said Primary Elections;
~ am citizen Of this State, and will sup.
port the noIainees Of the Republican party"
The Republican electors In this State and
voters. without regard 10 past political afilia-
lions, difference or action, who believe In the
American principle Of . protective tariff for
the defenso and development Of home indus
tries and the elevation Of home labor, who
would reduce the national taxes and prevent
the accumulation Of surplus In the Treasury,
10 harmony with this principle; who sre op-
posed to the attempt, now mole openly avoved
than aver before, t. establish policy which
would strike down American labor % the level
OF the underpsid and oppres ed workers Of
foreign lands; who favor naval and coast de.
fenses, which Will en- bile the Tn ted Slate. 10
conduct international negotiations " ith self
respect; who gratefully cherish the defenders
OF our country; who condemn aud resent con /.
tinued and unjust exclusion Of rapidly growinQ
Territ ries, which have IN indisputable sitle
to admission to the sisterho3d OF states; who
favor free schools sud popular education, q
free and honest ballot and q fair count; the
protection Of every citizen Of the United States
10 his legal rights At home and abroad; q for.
eign policy that shall extend our trade and
commerce to every land and cline and proper.
~ support the dignity OF the ustion, and the
promotion Of friendly and harmonious relAtions
and intercourse between all the States, "snd in
favor Of the absolute exclusions Of all Asis,ics
panpers, insane, criminals and perscn. Known
- Comm upists Nihilisss or iAnarchi-ts, and
limiting all further immigration and revision
VI our Natural zition and land laws, the er.
csssivs lipera:ity Of which canes the undo
s'rsoie addition to our surplus .bor are cor.
daily invited to unite under this call 10 the
iofmsiion Of uatiopal ticket
u. u. Boyle, Chairman.
T. u LORD, Secretary. Ap7ti
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Application for . Patent


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meg nl, epno.len 20 Passns ics snirsesn
hundfsd hsssf let Of tne ~norsh DiviAion
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IN .. Ise 49,. x,1tss p.srs 1osasy e lan.
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Is Is lot namesr ~ " aoynshi y souee. range
e e 49, 2. neups Dssoio Aof,oian, sssd ios NO.
+" osins - .o.usi
neShn as. poss 49, o ". =, y. =. sur'
= - 80: ss. ~ y ,esss, 81. $3.50 e iins
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'ESiDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
the M0RNiNc CALL
laHyrx IsauEa A WEEK.

sn i've metropolitan daily. 1t has The LARG-
Ebr CIRCULATION and 10 recognized n
being the LEADING NEWSPAPER Of tho
Pacific corst. Lither Of the above pipersws
Will send postpaid as premium on receipt Of
the following subscription prices TOR The cem-
blnation,
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ma" said Bobby. thoughtfully. II
with I lad 4 brother or two
"Why, Bobby"
ITO divide up the spanking. It's
tough on = boy to be the lonly one in
the family that gets spanked '
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Tho Bishamton Republican Gays that a
Pole named Hentzlztezski recently set
tlsd = few miles out from that city.
From the Jagged appearance of his name.
" sAsuld take him to be a section of
hatss4 wire fsuoe, rather than pole
tNsssiitown Hsrald. aai a'a
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JOB WOHK done with Neatnes. a
he "Reccrdv once.
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7NHE SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLY CALL
isa handsome oisLt-pasc paper It is Issued
every Thursdav, and coltain9 all Of the In.
porialt news II tho weci, CLEANED from every
quarter Of tho ei1bc, complete NJ TO date Of
publication It ruatalas Interesting specla!
correspondence from all Of the principal cities
Of tho world snd vast amount Of the best
solicited mud original general literature. It
furnishes the latest and most reliable financial
news and marsot quotations, and gives special
attention TO horticultural anl Agricultural
news. and is In cvery tespccta flrst-class family
paper appealing to the interest Of every mem.
ber Of the household. Every subscriber to
THE WEEKLY CALL gets
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
WORKINGMEN
AND
LADIES, READ!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDING LOTS
FoTty-fiyG Dollars and Upwards.

Over four hundred sold in the
past year. Fine location, pure ali
and good water.
Cars leave every half hour within
o sqnare of these lots for Water and
Market streets and Delaware avenue
Fare 3 cents.
Look at the improvements: City
water and lamps; one-eighth tax
rate; streets being graded; new
school-house; street car line going
to be extended.
For dead-sure safe investment,
where you can see your money every
day, this cannot be equaled. Had q
great many people taken this advice
when we gave it several years ago,
you would have saved hundreds Of
dollars. Take heed now and buy.
Building lots ON easy terms in al
sections Of the city. Building loans
stock, or orders on any saving bank
taken rs cash.
For information how to secure 4;
home apply to
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The tug McFadden has been taken of
OF Enoch Moore's ship railway
Charles ]. Stengle returned yesterday
froIa-a visit to the eastern shore OF Nir-
ginia.
The Jackson and Sharp Company yes
terday shipped two ears to the Allegheny
railroad,
Thirty FIVE persons went 60 Cape May
from this city to-day, notwithstanding
the threatening weather
The 4.44 a. m. train, south. on the p,
w. 4 B. r. H., was an hour and nine
minutes late this morning,
Brandywine lodge Of Odd Fellows took
about 100 persons on their excursion to
Reading at a. m this morning.
Hiram Grand Lodge of the state Of
Delaware, colored organization, will
take a tiip TO Atlantic City tomorrow.
Workmen laid drain yesterday from
the cellar 81 the Kirkwood House al
Third end shipley streets to the Shipley
street sewer
DR.. M J. Hughes has opened drug
store at Second and Monroe streets. T..
Clarkson Taylor has accepted the position
Of chief clerk.
There were about 500 bushels Of oats
in market this morning selling at 40
cents a bushel, ~ fall Of five cents from
last Saturday
The hands have been put on the cleo
trio clock IN the waiting room Of the p
w q B. station. 1t now indicates 10th
meridian time correctly.
A typographical error in this paper
made the address of the Wilmington
Dental rooms of Heines, Buckingham
Haines los Market street. 1t should
have been COS.
The DvENING JOURNAL acknowledges
the receipt Of an invitation 80 the cele
bration Of the twentieth anniversary Of
Excelsior Lodge, No. z, Knights OF
Pythias on Friaey evening Of this week.
Randall Wolf living at Third and Pop
lar streets, had the middle finger of his
left hand crushed by heavy plate at
uare q Moagan's works yesterday morn
ing. Dr. G.. H. Cantwell disarticulated
the finger at the first joint
The trustees Of Union NJ E. Church
have sold their large canvas tent (
Bethel A. NJ. e. Church. The latter viii
erect It at Delaware City and hold meet
ings, while endeavoring 10 raise mone,
TO build new colored church at thai
/ place.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
weather.

Delaware and Maryland / D. m.
Cooler, fair weather, westerly winds.
The New York Herald forecasts
A West India cyclone is reported as ap.
preaching Key West, Florida The wind
there last night had a velocity Of fifty
FIVE miles an hour. It's direction was
northeast The centre Of the cyclone
will probably reach Key West this morn
ing. The shipping in the harbor is pre-.
pared for the storm and cautionary signals
have been hoisted The storm is appar-
emily moving northward. II will be
unsafe for vessels TO leave Atlantic ports
for the South or Gulf ports east of New
Orleans. Dangerous gales are probable
to-day south of Hatteras and on the East
Gulf The temperature in the United
States remained. about stationary yester.
day on the Atlantic and Gulf coast. II
was warmer in the central valleys and
lower lake region and cooler in the north.
west and at Rocky Mountain stations.
North Of Minnesota Canadian stations re-
port frost The following are the chief
minima reported in the United States
yesterday So degrees at Eastport, Me
and 81 at Portland, Me The principal
maxima were 80 degrees at Ceder Keys.
Fla, and - degrees at Helena, NJ. T.
The weather to-day promises to be fair,
with stationary temperature and variable
winds. Tomorrow slightly cooler and
fair weather is likely.
Baynard's thermometer - a. m, 60
8 a. M, GS; J. a. M, n; p m, so.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Walls Of Milford is in town to-
day on business
George Childs, q sawyer at Enoch
Moore shipyrd, is confined TO his home
by sickness.
Miss Jessie S. Butler Of Dover left for
Cincinnati, Ohio, this morning on two
months trip.
Isaac Weaver, who was overcome by
the heat on the monitor few weeks
since is still ill.,
John Keim, a clerk with Joseph T. Car.
penter, Jr., is spending a few weeks va
cation in Washington.
N. B. Smithers, Esq, of Dover, is in
tho city to-day ON business. Dir. smith
ers arrived here last evening.
Miss Viola Rowan OF Dover left this
morning for an extended trip to New
York, Brooklyn and Long Neck, l.. l.
Martin B. Boice Of the Brooklyn Times
is in this city as a delegate TO the annual
session of the knights Of st. John anC
Malta
William L. Taylor. secretary Of tn,
Wilmington Gas Company, has gone K
Lincoln, London county, Va, for a tw,
1 weeks vacation
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

suffering from great nervous excitement
He is about feet inches tall very
thin, with sharp features, dark eyes and
hair. His hands are very thin and the
long Tbony fingers give his appearance
anything but pleasant look. To the
courts inquiries he seemed to be in a
maze and questions had to be put to him
twice before rr1nswer was elected
The court asked him If he had counsel
and he replied that he had not Mayor
Harrington, who was sitting alongside
the Judge, suggested that the case be
postponed until counsel could be pro-
cured. The court told him that he was
entitled to counsel and the case would be
postponed if he desired He replied
"Perhaps that would be better" The
case was postponed
Ten or dozen rough-looking custo-
mers were fined for drunkenness.
Thomas Mcguire and James Smith
were fined SO and costs for fighting and
resisting an officer yesterday afternoon.
Jacob Williams was held in $500 for
his appearance at court for carrying con.
ceaied deadly weapons.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
KNIGHTS OF MALTA.
The Sessions of the Grand Chapter Yes
terday and This Morning.

The Sessions of the Grand Chapter Yes
terday and This Morning.
The Grand Chapter General Of the
American Knights Of st. John and Malta
re -asscmhled at 2.30 yesterday afternoon.
The most eminent grand commander APP
pointed the following committees:
Grand commander address-JOseph r..
Warning, Philip lllig and Chris. Ambrus-
ter of New York.
Finance-A D. Smith, Brooklyn. N. "
James McKelvey Wilmington, and G. II.
Bergman. Pa
Constitution and law-L L. Shirley,
r, r. Land, e. Merritt, JIM. Goodenough
and g. 4. Magill.
Credentials-W William Weiss. |. Hoage
and W. koonse.
Correspondence and petitions-M 3.
Boico, j. l.. Pilbeam and w H. Alex.
andar
Expulsions, suspensions and appeals
NJ D. Hamilton, 7. Earle, and j. j Helm
rich.
In the evening the visiting representa-.
House and marched to Smith Building
whore they visited Morrill, Encampmeut.
Past Most Eminent Commander, Joseph
F. Warning and Most Eminent Com
mandder r. A. Beatty besides several
other Of the visitors together with those
Of the Wilmington Lodge made addresses.
Tho fraternal relations Of the order gen.
orally, were stronghold by the visit, aud
all were pleased with the reception ten.
dered
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
From COOP TO evil.

Dore Davidson's Startling Changes in
ar. Jeisyn and Dir. HYDE"
The second presentation Of Or Jekyll
snd Air Hyde was given at the Opera
House last night before a fair audience.
Dore Davidson took the dual character Of
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with his usual
effectiveness. His acting and in fact that
of the entire company was somewhat
smoother than ON Moniiay night Miss
Ramie Austen has but one fault, that
OF somewhat overriding the pathetic part
in her delivery Lionel p. Laurence as
lawyer Utterson and Miss Flora Red
dings as Sally, did some smooth and effec-
tive acting. The character of Jack Smith
ers asserts itself too greatly. 1t is some
what out Of harmony with the spirit Of
the play.
The orchestra is to be complimented on
its excellent music. The cornet and pic
colo solos were well worth listening to.
There is no doubt but that the effort tC
make the strange and startling effects OF
the play appear as a dream to Winifred
is superfious. It is doubtful if the mora
lesson is more deeply impressed by it. Il
would he better TO follow the text of The
original story more closely. 1t would be az
agreeable change to have one play tina
ended unhappily. ia happy denouncmen
is absolutely necessary, no better on
could be invented that the end Of tn
second scene Of the last act The dead,
poison taken by Mr. Hyde, instead o
killing, permantly neutralizes the effect
Of the drug and transforms MIN TO DI
Jekyll The last performance viii TAX
place tonight
On Thursday and Friday night 'Hel
mimic" win be performed This is a SCI
sational piece, the Scene being laid !
France during and after the Franco &c
man war.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

BY letter TO EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER Del September 5.-The Mil
ford Base Ball Club went back ON all
arrangements they had made with Mana
ger Richardson, and after putting that
gentleman to the expense Of printing and
arranging his players. they deliberately
stayed at home. It is the opinion here
that Milford's manager will have trouble
TO arrange a game in the future with any
gentlemanly club in the state. This is
the second time Milford has done this
| trick
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

NEW YoRK, Sept. 4--FLOUR-C Closed strong;
winter wheat extra, - 10000, Minnesota extra
s8iOa550; st. LOUIS extra, ssi0G550. Southern
four firm; common 70 choice extra, S3l65.4O,
wHEAT-Options firm Spot lots closed firm.
spot sales Of No. ] red state At Si05; No do,
Si.OiA; No. 2 red winter, Sl.0i; ungraded red,
ss09ic. No. red winter Sept, Si.0i; do, Oct,
81 .O2l4: do, Nov, Si0jl4.
CORN-Options closed steady Spot lots closed
firm. Spot sales Of No. mixed AZ 5s34c; I'M
graded mixed 52'S9B5sjec. No. mixed, Sept,
bsafc: do, Oct, 5a9sc.; do, Nov, 53}4c.
OATS-Options quiet, but steady. Spot lots
active and 1c lower Spot sales Of No. / white
| state at ti3c.; No. do, 5s0 40c.; No. mixed,
/ Sept, 30c.; do, Oct-, S05s0
PORK Firm; l-year-old mess, S1f25ebiL50.
LkRD-Closed active; sept, SO; Oct, S990Q
| IL; Nov, s9.2019s3
sUGAR-Raw firm; fair refining, Sic; q
test centrifugal. &C, Refined firm: cut loaf and
crushed. s3sc; cubes, 7ys1sc. powdered. 7sS6sc.
graduated, 1850; mold A, 794c. eonfectioners
| A, slSc coffee A standard. sssc.; coffee on A.
! l5.l667c; white extra c, 6s4G65Sc.; extra c
60I6a63sc. yellow, cos lice.
| BUTTER-Steady; state, i3Q23c.; western
1ea2ec.
| CHEESE Steady state, 78s7sc.
| EGGS-SteRdy; state, l9tfd25jtc.; western
l7li9tsc; Canada, i95l95ac.
i COTrON-Spot nc. lower middling uplands
| lOssc.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05
FOUND

Or stolen, neither bought
without being paid for, but
we do make special effort
in our buying to buy where
we can get the most desir-
able goods for the least
money, and then we buy
with ready cash which in
sures us the inside track.
Now you know we handle
lots of Clothing. Some we
have to buy ready-made,
but we always have a big
force of workpeople busy
all the year making up and
we take great pleasure in
selling our own make of
Clothing. We know it IS
a big card for us, there is
much more in the cut and
make than most people
think.
We are getting in our
Fall Goods and want every
body to see them.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

Wilmington to me directed VIII be exposed to
public sale
ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1885
At 10 O'Clock. a. m,
AT the Auditors Office, No SO East Sixth
street In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county and state Of Delaware
No. ]. All that certain lot or piece of land
situate in the city Of Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows, TO Wit;
beginning at the corner formed BIZ he inter
section of the sOuthcrly side OF Fourth street
with the westerly side of Harrison street;
thence westerly along said Side " Fourth
street no feet 20 a corner; thence southerly
and parallel with Harrison street Il feet % q
corner thence casterly ana parallel with
Fourth street no feet TO the said westerly side
OF Harrison: thence northcnly along said side
Of Harrison street II feet 20 the place Of be-
ginning.
no. Il Beginning at point On the westerly
side OF Hurrson street NJ the distance or %
feet sOutherly from the southcrly side 81
Fourth street thence westerly ana parallel 70
southcrly PARALLEL to Harrison street 81 feet 70
corner. thence easterly and parallel to
Fourth street no feet to the said westerly side
OF Harrison street and thence thereby north
erly "a feet to the place Of beginning.
No. 81 Beginning on the northerly side Of
Third street at the distance of A. feet westerly
from the westerly side of Yam Buren, street,
thence northcry and parallel TO Van Buren,
street % feet inches to a corner. thence west
erly and parallel to Third street 80 feet to a
corner. thence southerly and parallel to Van
Buren, street SO feet inches 20 the said north
erly side Of Third street, and thence thereby
90 feet 70 the place of beginning.
Seized and taken in execution as the proper
~ of Arthur II. GrimshaW and To be sold by
JOHN NJ. NEWELL,
City Auditor.
to satisfy lien thereon for curbing and paw
I ing sidewalks.
Evening journal., 1888-09-05

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. Sat the
convention Of physicians held ID this city
the committee appointed from members
Of the different societies To investigate
and report upon the most practical and
reliable artificial means for relieving
deafness have reported unanimously
npon the invisible device Of II. A. Wales
Of Bridgeport, Conn, known as tbs
Sound Disc, which concentrates the
MnVns of snnnl