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Wraps romorrow.

When we talk about Wraps we begin to
weaken, because nothing but personal
inspection can convey even IN approx
mate idea Of the yastness OF our stock.
Everymck, counter and shelf is absolutely
overloaded with Wraps--Raglans, New
markets, Jackets, Short Wraps, Beaded
Wraps and Jackets, jet Pelerines, Capes
and Wraps, Iridescent and Rainbow
Tinted Shoulder Capes and Light Wraps.
Just look ut them and you'll be satisfied.
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such san,ptuous Abundancei
Such Exquisite Variety!

Has never before been seen in Memphis.
II you want the correct thing in head
wear, Menken's is the place to find it.
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Dsndrun

~ REMOVED ny THE USE or cocoAfrr.
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
OF the hair.
Burnetls flayoring extracts are The
best
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ToR awnings, maitrcsses and upholster.
ing, 20 10 III Lallomand & Co., 10 Jefferson
street. Telephone No. 4
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1000 pairs old Hinges ior sale cheap
nj Gabay's.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.

FRrsm snAD and game fish Of all kind
at SITES 4 Aurs, No 30 Jefferson st. Cal
and examine them.
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GRASp orkSixo at Ms. X. A. sloan's
Thursday, March 70.
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Linen and Domestic Department.

For goodness sake don't forget the COM
fort Of your fireside at Faster. Don't ig.
more the quiet but ecstatic pleasures Of
looking at agreeable things handsome
curtains, beautiful carpets, elegant china
ware aud delightful ornaments, such as
Dresden vases, bisquc figures, mantel cab
inets and whole catalogue OF articles TO
please the eye. Remember that thing OF
beauty is u joy forever, and age only en-
hances its value.
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Az sizes CRATES, fronts and lenders for
sale cheap at Gaboys s.
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ErAuISE the superior grocery stock OF
Angus Campbell & Co., % Beale street.
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PURCHASE groceries Of OWEN DEvESEY
and grow fat and be happy.
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On. II. r.. BuLLixaroN has moved his
Office 10 the elegant suite oi dental rooms
formerly occupied by d.. VIM. Il. AIRING
ton at SO Main street
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Tnr STANDARD" Identities for loss Of
time caused by accidental injuries.
CARRINoros MASON q SoSs, Agents.
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75c win buy Ladies' Coaching Parasols.
$3.50 will buy Moin Antique Coaching.
l5c will buy Misses Saieen Parasols.
1926 win buy Plaid and Striped Parasole.
goc will buy Solid Satin Parasols.
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Tm best staple and fancy groceries at
OWEN DEyESEY's, No. 10 Main VI.
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GRASD 0rESIgo at Mn. X. A. sloan's
Thursday, March 20.
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HAVE Memphis Steam Laundry furnish
towel rack with equipments; 25c per week.
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CHALLENGE clog dancing.
Dime Museum.
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A. nm Introduction

We want 10 induce every family in Mem.
phis 10 use our Linen Finish Blcached
sheeting, 90 inches wide. II wears better
and washes nicer than any other. II is
worth i0c yard To introduce IL, we will
sell Il tomorrow for 32lc and after using II
you'll acknowledge you never bought a
cheaper or better shecting.
- yards Soft Finish Blcached Yard Wide
Domestic for Sl.00.
80 dozen All Linen Damask Towels, 2 rows
open work and knotted fringe, size %
xi0, only Sic each, worth j0c.
10 pieces Elegant Quality Cream Table
Damask, all linen, worth sl.O0 a yard
at least, tomorrow only Csc.
Good Sea Island Domestic only &c.
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HAVE your watches and clocks rcpairc'
by q. Huobner, 1857 Main street
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FoR anything that constitutes q iirst-class
dinner go 10 N. q. Kerr, 10 Main street,
Jno. Sayirs old stand.
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GnAxD OPENING at NIrs. X. A. sloan's,
Thursday, March %.
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MnNKsN AND COMPANY.

\. B.-our Spring Opening Of Pattern
Bonncts and Hats and Imported Cot-
tunes win take place next Thursday,
March ~
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IIosr, hose. hose, at lIrowne's tn
plumber.
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To be happy. purchase your groceric, o
OrEx DkyfSfs, No. l2S Main u.
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10 Acres.

Suitable Or subdivision or large manufacturing
establishment eo icci frontage ON nilroad. y milo
from city limits Rauain.
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The pvre., o,Iy.

We use squibb's proportions and chom'
icals In filling prcscriptions, which arc
compounded by graduate IN pharmacy,
nj reasonable prcca Headquarters Tor
natural mineral waters. Respectfully,
Henry j. HKfgTin. ApOihocary.
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Lace Counter Tomorrow.
Silks and Dress Goods.

,no, IN ho a,os, 4. ,ho ;mno,,ant
,,,inao,bs, mus, No an fait or an else
sva;is NOT What will Won have? FaiIle
Fan S v.ion,;ne india Sill Henri.
a,,a cIo,b aihs,ross China poncee III.
90, French Saline. snrah silk? lust
vo, ,.,a Inn, ,Sa s.h,;c snd nrcsio n, once ~
iaid 49, co., Neynr novey was ,bere
~ aao r 49, an arrav ~ siIls and dress goods
~ ~ SAM -. ~, - 80 Al n,;ces. tvolI
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GRAND OPENING at Mrs. X. A. Sloan's
Thursday, March 20.
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THE Standard Accident Insurance com
pany. CARmSoToS MAsoS & Sous, Agts.
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THE standard" pays one-third OF the
face OF its policy for the loss Of hand or
foot. CARmNGToS MASON ( Sous, Agts.
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Carpets, Rugs, OH Cloths.

Floor oil cloth, yard wide, PC, worth
4jc per yard.
Floor oil cloth, Ga wide, 40c, worth Gjc
per yard.
Best hemp carpet, i2lc, worth 25c per
yard.
Double ingram, 2jc, worth i0c per yard
Two ply, DC, worth Csc per yard.
Best three ply, zoe, worth u per yard.
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French Satine-.

We wish every lady In Memphis would
spend a few moments looking at our
French Saiincs. This season We went to
headquarters In France aud had our own
designs made. You will find almost oil Of
our styles differ from the general run.
We have solid colon 10 match the Figured
saiines.
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N. @. Krnn. 1880 Main street for elegant
beef, pork. sausage, ctr.
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Buy groceries where you get. best and
cheapest. Angus Campbell q 70, ov
Bcalc street.
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BnIIAnDs-Conversc 4 Cook, 800 Main.
Armstrong Furniture Company.

Armstrong Furniture Company.
The latest novelties in the lines Of furni-
turc and furniture goods oil every dcscrip.
ton can be seen ut the Narcrooms OF the
Memphis branch house OF the Armstrong
Furniture company, OF Evansville, Ind,
which branch is located on Second street,
Ayers block, opposite Court square. The
Memphis house will supply the trade at
factory prices, freight added. The stock
kept at the wacrooms includes everything
known TO the trade, and especial attention
is called TO the line OF parlor, dning-room
and bedroom sets, which are Of endless
variety, and are offered 20 the public ut
prices which will place them within the
reach of all. Resident housekeepcrs and
strangers visiting the city'arc respectfully
invited TO call and look through the ware
rooms and price the goods.
BILLIARDS onvesqts Gpok, 32o Main.
The popular meat market OF the city,
where everything can bsloand in endless
quantities. sTRs & AMEs,
Al. Jefferson Street.
- 49,
TIE STANDARD Accident allows fifty
two weeks idemnity, while other COM
panies allow but twcnty-siX weeks.
CARRIYoroS MAsoS 4 SoSs, Agents.
TnE ladies Of Memtbis are invited "a
call and see the Pcricctloni vapor Stove al
work next Wednesday, March %. II i
lust the thing for hot weaihor. Don't fai
TO call, and don't forget TIC day.
HAusH & IoSo,
No. 3j5 Main st.
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An our New Styles Spring Clothing and
Hats are now ready. Such variety and ex-
ccllcncc IL seldom found, even In the lar
COST cities All our clothing ~ tailor made
and warranted 10 fit. Shoes for men,
youths and boys, the best In the world.
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Iridesccnt Bead Ornaments, 25c; s.inch
Jet Ornaments, 2bc; l0-inch Jet Orna-
menls, soc; ll-inch wide Open Trimming
IInlids, lOc; President Braid Sets only u 90.
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sl.25.
ISO doc ;non na,onsL Towola M Ihc
worth 95c'
$50 doz Linen Damask Towels at 20c,
-, on
I case S,s short "pi lengths Turkey Red pamask
Oriental and Linen Laces at rock bottom
gains unless the quality is there.
ON TIMEi
- ,ooo nrcv,
DUNN 1000
9N''LiiH
uiiwAtrRrp
"i'" A'NDH
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In. DAnsruL 4 soy ior Pine lumber.
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GET THE MOST
FOR YOUR MONEY!
staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Immense
Assortment New styIesi

L. BAuER's, iis, 1872 and li5 Beale st
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CHEAP EXCURSION

Via X. O., NJ. a d. n. X.
At one fare for round trip 10 all points
In the Southeast, limited for 30 days.
Tickets on sale March "a, April 10 and "a.
Ticket Office, No. ~ Madison street and
depot. II. ID. ELLIS, General Agent.
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Gas FIxruRrs, new designs just re
ceived, at 25i Second street
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special style. in sizes 90 10 40.

$3.50 will buy Walking Jackets and Nor
folk Waists, value $500.
$3.50 will buy beautiful Jet Wraps.
S4.75 will buy Checked, Striped and Tan
Cloth Jackets, worth $3.50.
1913 will buy silk and Lace Wraps, value
$1,000.
$3.50 will buy Spring Cloth Raglans.
$500 to $3.50 will buy Stockinette and
Corkscrew Walking Jackets.
$3.50 10 5000 will buy Elegant Imported
Wraps that cannot be had elsewhere.
Among the novelties in Ladies' Depart
ment are Misses Sailor Suits, Jersey Suits
for boys and girls, Military Jerseys for
ladies, New Sailor jersey Waists. Tomor-
row we will sell:
At soc each, Girls All Wool Jersey Jack
cts, vest front, coat back, worth fully
Sl.50.
Novelties in Infants Department.
Lace Counter Tomorrow.
Two important items at lace counter
must attract great deal Of attention:
Fmsr--New importation Of Chantilly and
Spanish Guipure Lace Flouncings, AZ
inches wide, at sl.25 upward.
SEcoSD-0mbre Crown Edge Satin Rib
bons at sc, Zoe, lic and lgc yard
these are beautiful new goods at an OK
traordinary low price.
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KAHN g. FREIBERd,
Corner Main aud Poplar Strects.

GRAND OPENING at Mrs X. A. Sloan's,
Thursday, March %.
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FoR the best creamery and dairy butter,
telephone A. J. HAIL n Co.. corner Her
nando and Vance SITS. Telephone Ia.
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Just Look nj the Prices.

Tomorrow We open
loo rolls New Body Brussels.
100 rolls New Tapestry Brussels.
l25 rolls New Ingram Carpets.
500 rolls New China Maltings.
$50 pairs New silk Curtains.
200 pairs New Lace Curtains.
l00pairs New Chenille Portierres.
silk Tides and Lambrcquins.
BABIES Carriages for the dear ones in 81
different styles, from si.75 TO $1,000.
Look at Our New Easy Chairs.
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Kerr Az. Addltlon--2so lots.

on hlgh isnd Dummy line runs through The
addition. iiandsomcsi propcriy around Memphis
Graded and icnred. roady for building Price and
terms most reasonable Cell and scc u bcioc puF'
chasing elsewhere
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eINeuAMs. oINenAns. eixGuANs
A Real rcpst OF BRrgains.

800 pieces dress ginghnms In solid, plaid,
fancy and striped ginghams, worth &c,
l0c, l2lc, l5c; choice OF this entire line To-
morrow, rain OF shine, DC, DC, DC, DC per
yard.
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ourrS Of Cav. Dime Museum.
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BnIIAnDs Converse 4 Cook, 800 Main.
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% Wash Stand Sets (all we haye) of the
$3.50 kind, tomorrow 500; consists
OF 10 decorated pieces.
1000 Odd Cut and Engraved Gobleis,
different styles, worth loo 10 Zoe. wen
clear them out at &c each.
French China Tea Sets, SO pieces, l-inch
gold band on each piece, latest basket
pattern, only $3.50,
100 3-Quart Pitchers, worth 500, for Coo.
5000 Cream Pitchers only l0c each.
8 Floral Decorated Dinner Sets, regular
price 5000, tomorrow only $3.50
For &c Each-Choice of 5000 Useful Arti-
ces - Buckets, Washers, Stands, s.
Quart Pans, Bread Pans, Graten,
Kitchen Spoons, Cups and Sauccrs,
Glasses, Pickle Dishes, Rolling Pins,
Tin Cups, Strainen, Pitchers, and n
whole cart load OF other articles.
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/. NJ. DARsrLL&s Sow Tor wagon maicrial.
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TAnponIxr spinning. Dime Museum.
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AZ white Good. Counter.

40 white Goods Counter.
All our New Embroidered Mulls, Swisscs
and Novelty White Goods will be shown
tomorrow; also, go New Embroidered
Chambray, Gauzc and Null Robes.
NoTE-0ur Spring Opening Of Paris Pat
tern Bonnets and Hats and Imported
Costumes and Wraps will take place
next Thursday, March 20.
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Administrator Notice.
BANK of commerce.

MErrnIs. TESS., March p iss&
The annual election cor dirciurs Of thl. hank
viii he held 81 the banking house on rVhnp1f
April "a. prok o,...o 49,.
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cnudr.n'. suits. cnnarsa. salts.

fuiufeuH Nutt-s '"'"f'" y E"'-.
Childrcn's knee pant suits, ages 10 ~,
81, worth e. per suit
Childrcn's knee pant suits, agcs 10 ~,
sl.75, worth - per suit.
Childrcn's knee pant suits, ages TO ~,
$3.50, worth - per suit.
Boys suits, $3.50. worth a. per suit.
Boys suits, ages IA 10 is, $3.50, worth
$780, per suit.
Mems cashmere suits, $3.50, IS, 81,
worth double.
Mems fancy balbriggan underwear, JOc,
worth 81.
BOYS ahirt waists, zoe each.
Fine laco curtain scrim net, 0lc, worth
l2lc per yard.
Fancy lace curtain scrim net, &c,
worth 90c per yard.
--ATTHE--
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
900 na'a stree.
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For sun or rain, gold capped handles =
2i.inch, si.bO; 26-inch, sl.v9.
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Dress Bsssen..

Pearl Buttons, Sc a dozen.
Metal Buttons, new shapes, i0c dozen.
1000 boxes Good Note Paper at Sc each
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white Goods. white Goods.

Check muslins at 4lc, worth 7lc per
yard.
Plaid muslin, very finest, SIC, worth l5c
per yard
Plain India linen, DC, worth 81 per yard.
India linen, 7lc, worth l2!c per yard.
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Bins & Buns. Dime Museum.
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sln Wits, snn a,,,., snh n,i..

30 dozen ladies' silk mitls, every desirable
shade, extra length, and every thread silk,
Toe, loo, l5c, worth Doc per pair.
10 dozen ladies' all wool Jerseys Soc
worth u. 25 each.
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MENKEN s. COMPANY.
The Housekecpcr'. Opportunity.

Tomorrow will be cyentful in our 4,
Carpet and Curtain Department,
ALSO IN OUR
China and Glassware Department.
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Rayburn Az. Additlon--io Lots.
Sold on very easy terms Tint class property
Call and soc H.
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Ladies' Muslin rnaerwear, Bus,ies and
Corssfs.

We will save you IS per cent. ON any
article in this department. Lotia. Patti,
Corrinnc bugtlcs, all at 35c, elsewhere 50c
each.
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Ribbons. Ribbons. Ribbons.

800 pieces feather edge, every thread
silk, beautiful quality, every shade made,
all at loo per yard.
Chccny Bros. all pure silk gros grain
ribbons, Nos. and 7, at 2!c, 2!c, PC,
worth Zoe per yard.
We still have Few cartons oi fancy rib.
bons, Nos. 10 and 20, all Of the very bert
aud finest quality, none better, all at Toe
aud 20c, worth Doc per yard. The above
lot includes watcrcd and MORE.
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MN. yelling. Nuns yciiins.

81 pieces strictly all wool, IN pink, blue
and brown, lOc, l0c, l0c, worth 25c per
yard.
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Embroiderics aud Linen Lace

largest assqrlmenis At cheap prices
silk yelling IN every desirable shade, q
at l0c per yard.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
New Metropolitan Theatre.

Fanny Davenport will make her first APP
pearance in this city tonight, in Sardou's
sensational drama Fedora. She will be
supported by Melville Mcdowell, Clara
Edmonds, Theodore Roberts, Sadie Mont
gomery and some thirteen others. Fanny
Lilly Gypsy Davenport was born in 1850
in London, and received her education in
the public schools of Boston. Her father
was Edward Loomis Davenport, native
of Boston, the most eminent and finished
of American actors, who died in 1877
He was equally successful in tragedy and
comedy, and probably no man of the stage
professed greater versatility. Her mother
was Fanny Elizabeth, daughter of
Frederick Vining, manager of the
Haymarket theater. London. She played
leading parts in the theaters in the
United States with her husband,
| whom she married in 1919, for many y ears.
She enjoyed the opportunity of dram
| attic tuition under such eminent artists as
her father, Charles Kean, Macready.
Brooke and other great actors. Fanny
Davenport first appeared on the stage as
| the child in "Metamora.' From that time
she followed the stage as a profession,
gaining in ability steadily until Augustin
DAILY, recognizing her talent when he first
saw ner at the Arch-street Thester, Phila-
delphia, under the management of Mrs
John Drew, took her to New York and
brought her out in 1859 at the Fifth
| avenue Theater in " London Assurance, "
''As You Like It." OLIVER Twist" the
School for Scandal, Leah" and ''Pique u
In the latter piece she appeared for 250
nights. She then made several starring
| tours with great success developing very
much of the power and finish of her fathers
style, and the grace and ease of her mothers
manner. The Davenports have been
known as family of the stage on both
sides OF their house. Besides Z. D. Dsven-
port, Frederick VIning, Fanny Yining and
| Fanny Davenport, the latter's sisters,
Blanche Marie became successful as a
soprano in opera, and for dramatic skill
| Lily Antoinette and Marion Caroline were
both of fine standing as accomplished
| actresses. Edgar Loomis Davenport and
Henry George Bryant Davenport, broth
ers of Fanny, are both compel nj
actors. Fanny Davenport was the irs
to introduce in the United ST. e
the play she presents tonight, bringing il
out in New York In a style of magnificenct
in stage mounting that made it the sensa
ton of the metropolis for long time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
A RuCKEYE BURGLAR.
August Ramie Captured by the Sacra
mento Police.


mento Police.
About ten days ago Chief Lee received a
telegram from Sheriff Linegar, of Canton,
Stark county, Ohio, asking him to arrest
and hold as fugitive from justice one
Arthur Ramie, who had escaped from that
place and was supposed to be here. A good
description of the man was given and it
was stated that the first and second fingers
of his left hand were gone. The Chief de-
tailed officer Campbell to watch the Post
Office and see if Ramie went there for his
letters. On Friday afternoon Campbell
saw his man go to the window at the Post
Office and get letter. He followed him q
short distance, to make sure it was the man
he was looking, for and then arrested him.
Two letters were found upon his person,
one evidently from his wife, though no
name was signed, the other from an in
innate friend or an accomplice, signed
Jack" The first enclosed clippings fcom
Canton papers giving accounts of Ramie's
escape from that place.
From the letters and clippings it appears
that Ramie was on trial with one Frank
Purney for the burglarizing of the house
of Daniel j. Yant, at Canton, on the 9th of
October, 1887. During the trial Ranlie who
was ont on 81 900 bail, furnished by Frank
and w. J. Peiro, disappeared. He was
convicted, but was not on hand to receive
his sentence. Purney was sentenced to
three years in the Penitentiary, having
turned States evidence and implicated
Ramie, George Robinson and man named
Patton. The two latter were sentenced 10
eight years imprisonment, and Ramie will
fare 10 better when he gets back there. An
officer IS now on the way here to take the
fnpiliTe To Ohio.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-07-30
Ratification Meeting.

Saturday evening the Republicans of the
city and county met at their headquarters
| and held rousing ratification meeting. The
First Artillery band was present and dis
coursed music before and after the meeting
and between speeches. The assemblage
was called to order by Jud c. Brusie, who
made short and eloquent address appro-
pirate to the occasion. He introduced the
| Chairman of the evening, Joseph Simms, OF
Union House precinct. Mr.. Simms deliv-
cred carefully prepared address, touching
on all the issues now before the people.
He said that Harrison was growing strong
! er each day in California. and he would
carry this State by as large q majority as
did Blaine.
Judge s. G. benson was the principal
speaker of the evening. He spoke for over
an hour, compared the position of the two
parties on the subject of free trade, and
prophesied that Harrison would be elected
| in November. He reviewed the entire
county ticket from top to bottom giving q
| brief sketch OF the lives OF each candidate.
he said it was one of the strongest tickets
| ever put up in this county and would be
! elected by majority of 1000.
+. r. Dray, candidate for Senator, E. G.
| Hart, VIM. NJ. Petrie candidates for the
Assembly, Frank T. Johnson, candidate for
Auditor and Recorder, nd others, made
| short addresses.
A quartet composed of Messrs Cohn,
| Parker, Kidder and Campbell sang several
selections of campaign music.