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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-18

OoUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY-THROUGH
-. excursions to New York, Boston and Phila-
delphia. Elegant new tourist cars with ladies'
dressing room and lavatOry: stoves With inn
proved heaters for making tea and coffee; COM
plete equipment of cushions. bedding. curtains,
etc.: uniformed colored porters s. r. Co. 8 party
to Boston and Philadelphia. But one change OF
cars lin Union DepoD at New Orleans. The
Sunset and Queen and Crescent Route through
the rich and historic South, Meridian, Bir
mingham Chattanooga, Cincinnati, etc.
Quick time, direct connections. Excursions
leave Los Angeles December 10Th and 3Oth.
1888, January 13t,, February Sd and 18th;
Msrch Sd, 18th and 31st; April 14th; Nav 5th
and 10Th, 1889. For further particulars call on
or w'ite any of the agencies OF the SOUTHERN
PACIFC COMPANY in Southern California,
or G. F. SNURR, Assistant General Passenger
Agent southern Pacific Company, No. 2O2 N.
Main st., Los Angeles, Cal. j13 SIN
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DENVER AND RIO GRANDE AND ROCK
~ Island route excursions will leave Los
Angeles every Tuesday. Tourist sleeping cars
elegantly equipped free of charge Call or ad-
dres, F. w. THOMPSON, ITO N. spring ct.
ia 3.tf
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NREE CURSIONS-THROUGH CARS TO
L Chicago. Only one change to Boston. Con-
ductors and porters accompany. all parties.
February 7th and 21st, March 9TH and 21st
A. PHILLIPS g. CO., A N. spring st., Los An.
geles, Cal. d27-tf
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCUkSIONB = EAST AND WEST, SEMI
~ monthly. Through sleeping cars to Kansas
City and Chicago. FKEE sleeping accommoda-
tions going East. For lowest rates, etc., apply
to WARNER BROS, 81 N. Spring ST., Los An
geles. iI2tf
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FOR SALE.
-->oooo,>,.u.-,,-,.,-,-,,>,..-,s 80 ..-,s.1--.,,.os> e

EOR sALE-REMINGTON TYPE-wRlTER,
Il In good condition. WISEMAN & DUNCAN,
10 W. First st. ja1S 3t
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FOH sALE-City Properly.

FOR SAhE-Cfty Property.
CS 000-HOUsE, SIX ROOMS; BATH.
DE.OUV near Tenth and PEARL
HOW'S, N. Main. j1-1m"
DIOR SALE, DIRT CREAP-TwO LOTS,
II block 8, lots rs and 26, In Howes' tract.
SIG WOLFE, 21O N. Main ST. Jas I'm
DOR sALE-CHOICEsT RESIDENCE COR
T. ner in Los Angeles, 165xl90 to 20 foot
alley, corner FguerOa and Adams SITS. offered
during next few days at q reduced price by
owner, 55 N. Spring st. ja1Oeod
EOR sALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON FIRST
L. street, between Grand and Bunker Hill
avenues. Elegant site 37x12O feet; 4 rooms,
kitchen and bath room. Apply to a. o.
HOLMES. room 81, Temple block. jas If
NOR sALE-$25 CASH AND $40 PER MONTH
Il buys lot on horse car line; 80 minutes
from center of city; prices 1920 to $500; pure
water free; cheaper than rent. A. L. TEELE,
agent, Second and Fort srs. ja 2tf
dor sALE-ONE OF THE MOST CONVENT
Il ent S-rOom houses you ever saw; the rooms
are oil large; CRATES in the house; plenty Of
closets; good bathroom; good story-and-ahalf
barn, and all new; you will say it is well worth
the money we ask, If you see it. MILLER d
HERRIOTT, "a N Spring st. j5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-18

THE FOLLOWING CHILDREN HAVE BEEN
L admitted into the Los Angeles Orphan
Asylum since the last publication: Hall Or
nhsns--Isabella Ramirez. Maggie O'ConnOr,
Manus, Maggie McManus, Ella Rosas, Carmel
Bernai. Blanche Soule, Lizzie Soule, Bessie
Westcot, Mary Burns, Helen Burns Ida Ran
zOni. Clea Ranzoni. Martha Souie, Cornelia
Oliveras. Aurelia Ramirez; Whole Orphan
Ella Leeper SISTER JOSEPHINE.
January IL, 1880. ja12 lot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR COT
L tages, $40; for 8-room houses $15. JFRlED-
LANDER, architect, % N. Spring st. s24 12m
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DEBECCA LEE DORSEY, NJ D., OFFICE, NO.
IL IN N. Main ST., rooms and 9. Special at
tention paid to obstetrics, gynecology. diseases
of chest and throat and children's diseases.
Office hours, 9 to IL A. ". and to and to
P. NJ Telephone. No. 513. Night calls prompt y
answered. d2Auf
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PIE ERSONAL.

MRS. PARKER, BUSINESS MEDIUM AND
N2 clairvoyant, % 8. Spring. room 15 d29-tf
DIVORCE AND CRIMINAL LAW A SPECI-
~ atty. Advice Free w. w. HOLCOMB. At
torney, IL Temple street. Room 1912. d29-tf
IF JAMES I. WYMAN, FORMERLY OF BOs-
i ton, Mass, will communicate with his
brother there he will receive information
er :atly to his advantage. Any one knowing his
whereabouts will confer a great favor by ad-
dressing P. 0. box 1922, Boston, Mass
ia1-ru- -Th. .Sat-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-18

AN ARCHITECT, RECENTLY FROM NEW
n York and with fair prospects for the COM
ing season. desires to form either full or lin
tied partnership with another architect requtr-
ing quick, reliable and competent assistance.
A-ess Nj. H. R.. pnstoffice box 1887, city.
n ia15 tn III sat
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PATENTS.
ATTORNEYS.

y V. LANDT. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
y. or-at-Law. Office over Los Angeles Ma
tional Bank, cor First and Spring sts. ja11tf
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mHE ASSESSMENTS FOR GRADING SOUTH
i Workman ST., between Downey ave. and
Warner tts are now due and payable at the
Office Of II. F. JOYCE, 10 w. Firscst. 1a3-ln
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DENTI~TS.

nENTIsTRY-THE BEST DENTAL WORK
~ done in all branches at reasonable rates by
DR. c. H. PARKER, rooms and z, 2051a S.
Spring st. JAZZ I'm
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VNTEiLS, GUTHRIE & LEE (G. WILEY
w Wells, F. b. Guthrie. Bradner w. Lee),
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law. rooms IL 10
49, Baker block Los Angeles, Cal. ja6-tf
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IN FAMILY TO DO
w cooking or general housework. Address
123 +. Fifth st. ja16 4t*
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VNTANTED-AGENTS TO SELL SAM JONES'
w Own Book, the only authorized publica-
HAMMOND, Pacific Coast Agent for Phillin &
Hunt, 20 w. First st. ja15tt
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DHA Tbs,

Ysa-Monday March llth, is 8, in this
city. Horace DilIer, eldest son OF George w
and ). EmaIine styer. In the l7th year OF his
age.
The relatives aud ffiends OF the family are
respectfully Invited to attend The iunorai
from the residence OF his parents, No. 3is
last King street, on Thursday morning at
1850 O'Clock. lniermeat At Woodward Hill
cemttery.
EcHrKRSAca.-OnM March 10th, william Ech.
ternaeh, IN hts SD year.
Tunerai from the re sidence OF his sou, Sam uel
Een,ernach, strasburg. on Wednesday, 18Th
inst. at O'Clock p. IN. Interment ut stras.
burg cemetery. Preaching At the house. Rela.
tives ana friends ARC invited TO attend the
faneral,
,MALosEr;-On the iO.h inst. at Bird,n.
HaaG. David Aloney, aged lG Year,. 8 mon hs
u DAYS.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to q tend the funeral
from thu residence of his mother near BIRD in.
Hand, Wednesday, March 18Th. at $50 T. IN
Mass at St Mary's church At 10 O'CLOCK Int y.
ment at St. Mays cemetery.
IxSKARpr.-Msrch nth, lsss, In MillsrsviiIo,
Jonn Lenhardt, In tho sixty-sixth year OF his
1hs rel ,tiye, aud friends OF ths family are
respectfully invited - attend the funera',
from the residence OF DR.. n. n. Reeder, on
Wedqeid ~ afternoon at O'Clock. Services
At bethsny Lutheran church. Iutsrment at
Sehps Burial Ground. Conestoga township
RkHvUss.-in this city. on the 18th inst,
Louisa kehfuss. aged months and 10 days
Ihs relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the parents residence, No 2s East Cheat.
nut street., on Thursday afternoon at z o. CLOCK
intermsot al lions cemetery. 2td
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Au oG.p saAa's psArn.


Sho0aD 0nko Deos - ~ AavuacsA age
% 0gaey-ulns Hsea.
Thomss 6akes, % old cltieeo Of Lsncss-
Vt, died shis FORENOON q the homo Of MrA
Eiisabseh Nseee, win whom he boarded,
o. No leo Eat Chesenus streeG He he'd
cold oil winter and took his bed Friday .
wsek.I The decsased was born IN England,
but came 70 this country many yeaSs ego.
For time he had adrygoods store In Cin-
cinnaei, nom Whioh city he came 10 Lsncas.
ter almost forty ysars ego For 81 ysrs
he had boarded Ii the Resss family. He
was Q tailor BY trade, but whom he came
here be was book agent . vocation that
he followed In after ysara During the
lifetime Of David Reese, Mr.. Bakes kept
his books and after the former died he
managed the livery stable for nve years for
the widow. He kept bird store on North
Queen street for three years and wss col.
lst ,r Of taxes for several yearA Although
Mr.. Bakes We In the sch year Of his ego
be was always vigorous and healthy mar.
He wss member OF the Duke street Meth.
odis. church. His vile 10 dead and ho has
q sOu In Columbia, Ohio. The widow and
children Of smother son reside In OsrdiDg.
ton, Ohio The funeral will take place on
Friday sfternooo, with interment at the
Lsncss.er cemetery.
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Ohicaxo proouos saarses

CEioAso, 81 Mleh ls, esoa. m.-MarEa, opaneo. b.
.,,c ,wchestIAsrsh. sskc; May, eseH; June,
Sorno a. Marcu S4:xi { May. t3,sc June, ssxo ;
"a, D,stss--iMsreh. sEsc May. es,.c June, so,.c.
r.tE- March. slas5; Nay, I'll s7x, Jnns
N2 03 July. gl2l l7k A''
,1 .;etaS Asrer, $780, Nay. Il 80; June, o. si ;
. ssorl Iibs-hay. u Is; June. 90 80 July.
CLOSING.
Wheat March. ssS; May. sSsli June. s.Sc;
Corn5March. saxc Nay. ssxc; June. ssxc.
natss narch. a'1.ei May. 9.,.c.; Juns, es.c.
Pork-Aarch, I'll 80, Nav. sla.o. lima
el2 IS July, sl! 6o. A''
Lard Mach. s6 9J; Nav ~ ca, Jrns
C0'k july. NIX
short kibs-Asr, &C IS . NAV n s-k lima
" HH July, 10 80.
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usV HOrE stOcee.

NBw YonH, March "a, II o. m.-honey closed
at EOS per cont; Exchange steady; posted
ratos, q t0k0a 50 actual rates u sos4ot 10 for
" days ana " tsk0i sssz for demand GOV.
ernments steadyt currency 6s q " bid As
coupon. d 99x tk's DO. d C7k hid.
The stock market this morning epared
strong ana on buying OF ST. Paul. Louisville
ana Nashville and kelding, prices advanced
V to " per cent In The ftst h,ur. This ad.
vance WAS subsequently lost and at midday
prices wer, generally slightly below those
current At the Gle SO last night.
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SEASONABLE GROOEKl ES A
~ CLAkkk k'S.

SEAsONABLE GROoERlES Al
~ CLAkkk'S.
Every season has Its speciality and tht
LENTEN season is NO exception to thu
rule.
Canned Fish are worth thinking about
and 1t Is comfort to have Q variety Ol
food in this form constantly on hand %
that one is at all times prepared for un'
Fresh Salmon packed In one pound
cans ready for use, we have from l2tc to
zoe can.
FRESH LOBSTER.
We keep the best that is packed. Only
the claw meat Of the lobster has been So
lecled and Is packed 90 neatly and looks
so tempting, that the most fsstidious pal.
ate will find difficulty In resisting.
Kipper'd Herring Is also very appe-
tizin2.
Fresh Soused Mackerel Packed In
Tomato sauce are considered by many
as q perfect treat.
Sardines In oil mustard or spiced. We
have them at &c, lOc, l5c, lSc and 25c o
can, and every can guaranteed good.
COD FISH.
We keep the Deep Sea Brand Of selected
Pure Goldfish and sell 1t at the same price
you pay for common STOCK.
HrUOMRAY GNIRREH.
Same Herring that you pay &c apiece
for or 3 for lOc. We sell for SC, or 9sc
for box Of so Herring.
CHEESE. CHEESE.
We have the finest quality OF Cream
Cheese in the market. We sell q good
Cream Cheese at l2tc q pound. Best
Swiss Cheese, 22c ib, Edam Cheese, Pine
Apple, etc.
Asparagus in glass and tin, French
Peas in elass and tin, Mushrooms in
glass at 25, also French CApres and
Queen spanish Olives, Pure Honey In
glass only zoe, worth SOC Imported
Pickles by the doz EvapOrated Corn,
Best Shaker Corn, &c pound, or 8 fbs for
CSC, We have the best Canned Corn and
Tomatoes in the city. We have them
from Sc to l5c Q can; 2 fb Packs lm.
ported Spaguetti MacarOni for 25c
Finest No. Bloater Msckerel In the city.
Something Nsw-Irish Mackerel, and
as white and fat as chicken. Fresh
Country Eggs.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
Wholesale and Retail Tea and Coffee
Store,
IL and IA South Queen Street,
A NEW PRESENT.
Z. S.-We are giving q very useful
present with each I h Tea this week
Tea at 10, l3, 10, 20, % and 25c.
Telephone. Free Delivery:
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: rs WIVES CRAVE


1UlfuEAs n1aroA II. - Mss. Thomas
oo1os61, living IN alley X. died %
~ mogoiae q $50 o'clock. after .
1oe9 lllneus from cousumpsion, In the
D01noA yooe ri her age. The huo.
ii 40 pOof snd through the ssslss.
1G d ua0bR oe charitable people Oh.
enDoeA nousy 20 purchase CONN
- ~ funeral exponsea The husband
1vo oolosod men 70 dig grave, but
- tnlled 10 do the work. This
~ ~ man wss compelled to 20 TO
nyeyard and with the asslstancs OF
~ 0oose made . grave for his wif~
vtono1aa Wefo Inferred this afternoon.
ID eoooe1oa Tor thiss trustees Of the Moth.
4o1oseh wac held Lest evening with the
eu1ng result Ephrsim Hershey,
~ Q. Bsecham and @. e. Bsuks.
Vnrd = DAum, ssslstant. 10 w. U.
18 W1aA The r. q y. railroad, left this
onIsg Tor wilkesbarrs 10 accept posi-.
- Wllh The d. 4 n. g. company. Mr.
- fesiaes q Cosdelia, and his friends
lnnB plsce sendersd him reception Ut
hoooe Let evenipg. Horace d. CRUDE,
M 1at1ta, - temporarily 6lling the position
- ths 4 4 q. railfoad formerly occupied
~. Daum.
~ b 3 O. pay oar will be 10 town on
1HsoA 2tst.
q ~ arss messing OF the new ooWncil will
- hoad this evening.
>s4Ao TAksksmenA Social club held very
5nlovahis meeting Last evening st the house
= lfnn Little Houeepdobler.
\ - coal chutes at tho Susquehsnna coal
'&onrvss are being repaired and new ones
- belng built, In readiness for the opening
!nnavigattou.
6noor 0chili arrested VIM. Wa,x'ger for
11unksuntss and disordsrly conduc'.
Dgulre Solly sent him 70 jail for three dsy-'
Joseph Dssrbeck, au eight ear old s,n
~ 0ylvester Dearbeck, was struck in the
s61n0noad with stone yesterday afternoon,
4 '<nslng Q severe wound. DR.. Markell NJ.
IDded him.
howard 4. Smoker celebrated the ar.
3it1VHl Of his 2lst birthday lest evening BY
>Doostaining large number Of his friends
q N homa
# NJ Bssais Keim, daughter Of A. X.
xo1m, Was given party last evening at her
ssHoGDA A large number Of young folks
$Uoso present and pleasant evening spent.
q Eho 0alome U. b. church will hold {
livai in the armoSy for three nights this
Wook, commsnclpg on Thursday evening
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TENNIS CLUB CONOKRr.

= Largo Attendance ss Eshis mans aan Apd
- Eatsrtaiamsns Great sucosss.
B ne concert given BY the Lawn Tennis
1cNb q Eshlemsn's hall on Monday evening
- . great success. The hall was crowded
W11A friends Of the club and participants,
- Ne latter were rewarded with hearty
n131nuse. Mr.. Walter Bausmsn was tho
11lootoe Of the concert.
4 1calowing was the programme
LnEsntelle (four hands), nfessrs. Stein
~ Dsusman Time and Tide" Mr..
nlieg "vien Gus Dorisna Bella"
~ Gdith Aetxgor "0ate of Heaven"
~ UAliEsll March Militaire, Mrs.. Kel.
~ "Tell Her Love Her 3d." Miss
1pllo Csrpenter; I" Stars In Heaven Are
&fnlue," Misses Carpenter, Rohrer, Bait.
~ and 6msiine. Messrs. Gibson, Landis,
lhAoman and Doughesty "Thou Art
be Ali" Mf. Clayton lands; Alpen
1o1odys Mt. J. X. small /; t" Night Bird 9
<go Cooipg." Miss Lowell Concert
h Glt1 Miss Spencer: "Queen Husssre," !"
r. Smelling See tho Rivers Flowing -
01ses Carpenter, R0hTer, Baitzsll and
1oline. Messfa GibsoD, Lsndis, Es1ls-
- and Dougherty.
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1--we HsocR naArness.

CHICAGO, March II 2-Cattle - Receipts. 200
choice to extra beeyes, a OGi IS tteers, o. 20
03 30; stockers ana feeders t2 1905 % cows.
bulls ana mixed, u 7od50
Hogs -Rsceipts, 2aOO0 head shipDents.
st0Di market wsaker, mixed and heavy, a u
o. IS; light Ae'0l 81; skips. o. 1880.
1000 market steady y; natives, Is a506 60 |;
Westerns, u Q504 81; Texans. q t004 26
lambs. o. 7506 10. 1he Dropers' journal Lon.
don cable quotes American steAdy best at
.2k, dead weight.
HAsr LIBnRrV. Cattle - Rece,pts. 2,lt0 |;
Twelve oars cattle shipped to New York
to dAy.
Hogs - Receipts. GOO0 head shipments
b,lC0i market active medium PhiiAdel phiAs,
% l095 Is; heavy hogs. % zoos 10; pigs aud
Yorkers. D to1b ID 70 cars shipped 70 New
York 70 day.
sheep -Keeeints. 700; shiprsnts. 500; mar.
ket slo n, 10 to lec lower
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HI PaILADELpnIA CoNFERENCx.
y ODsslpg Session Tomorrow norniog.

o ODeo1nG SessIon TO-A0FroW MOrniOg.
To-Nlghts Anniversary.
xAe 1921 session Of the Philadelphia CON-
oocs OF the Methodist Episcopsl church
~ b. held in this city, beginning
3eo-0crrow morning Many Of the members
~ ~ conference have already arrived, and
- evening trains will briog the balance.
Dacp 8. n. Merrill will preside as the
&so5sfeuoe, and Bishops Bowman and Foss
III b st the conference as official visitors.
4Ae Conference Historical society Will
- W annivsrsary this evening In the
No street church, and addresses will be
oolveEed BY Rev. J. T. sa!cheli aud Rev.
e =. H1gis, D. D.
8 Qmdidatss In the first, second, third and
xeer were examined at ST. Paula NJ.
= 660fch at 10 O'Clock this morning,
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Eis strpck y Woman

l4sy AcCutchen has brought sli /, bs'ore
wmAn Deem sgainst George w.
Qoys tie Tsg dealer, charging bim with
oD1s eud bat cry and dIuuken and dis.
40 conduct. The womsn lives with
- Of the rag man and to day The cid
oeoen abusing her, striking her a
n1H of times In the Sscs will his fist
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Chief snsl,x received . telegram this
morning from Chief Wood, Of Philsdelphis,
stating man blind 10 one eye had stolen
four horses lsst night and was heading
for Lancaster. Chief smel,s IL requested to
arrest, detsin and notify him II hs comes
this way.
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SPRING HATS &FLOWERS. e.
Our great Winding-Up Sale
is still going on.
Bargains greater then ever.
Ladies' and Children's Gauze
and Merino Underwear.
Children's Gauze Shirts, oc
regular price IS and 2oc. f..
Children's Gauze Shirts,
c; regular price IS and 3oc.
One lot of children's heavy
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
regular price 40 to 6oc; at 2sc
apiece.
Ladies' Gauze Shirts, short
sleeves. I5c; regular price 25c.
Ladies Balbriggan Vests, silk
stitched, short sleeves, 2sc; reg
ular price soc.
Ladies' Balbriggan and India
Gauze Vests. long sleeves, at
25c; regular price soc.
Ladies low-necked Gauze
Bodies, I5c regular price SIC.
Ladies' Ribbed Jersey Vests.
at I2c; former price 25c.
Ladies heavy Merino Draw.
ers. 2ec; regular price soc.
Ladies' heavy Merino Draw
ers. SAC; regular price 7sc.
Ladies' Scarlet Wool Vests
and Pants, 4ec; regular price
75c.
Gents scarlet and white
Shirts and Drawers, 6oc; regu-
lar price 81.
A few more remnants of
Monkey Fur at 2sc a yard
regular price SI.25 to SI.7s.
A few remnants Of Raccoon
Fur, satin lined, asc a yard ;
regular price $3.50 to 81.
Also few pieces Of Dress
Braids and Trimmings, at 3 and
SC yard.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April Isr
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING,
Nos. lis AND ny
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ASTRICH BROS.
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Held toS Court.

me Rnss.an colony had racket among
lensslves on Sunday evening AID one Of
- sesults ID that Norris Gippie has sui 9
n1nst him before Alderman A. r.
epoelly charging him with assault and
10y, disturbing religious meeting and
1y Of The psace. The prosecutors are
Roldbsfg and joseph Oohn. Tue alder
ocn hsld t1s accused In bail for cour. last
DGoning.
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In Favor Of John Keller.

David McMullen, mastor, 10 whom Wa
referred the equity suit Of John Keller Va
David q. swarts, has filed bis report He
finds that Mr.. Bwsrtx 10 indebted 70 Mr..
Keller In tho sum Of s2l, ,S82 o. Tho
litigation between tho partieo grew out OF .
big deal In Hestonvile Passenger railway
Sock
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Bitten By Dog,

Charles stroebel, . boy who is employ cd
q Hirsh & Brothers clothing store, was
bitten badly In the hand by dog at the
RroceIy store on the corner OF High and
Strawberry streets last evening. DR.. Mo-
Oormlck cauterizsd the wound, which II en-
ugly ona
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MARkETS,
FniiAdelphia Producs saarxe,,

PnLApniPHn. Asrcb IL. Flour weak salea
.H Dds MINI: bakers. u t006 70 Psnn'a.
samiy. "a ooxe, T.; Western 90. u 5000 20
kyo Hour g ,O3 %
June, &c ''N@~'
Corn March. Aoci April. aoy.c; May ana
oalsa.harch. ss,1c; April, ssxc May, SIC;
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a b iekt Accident,

4ele morning . farmer named Mel.
.Nuer Was driving 70 town ON tho Msu.
n1n turnpike. A. he was spproschisg the
Ieg Of the Pennsylvania railroad near
eAemlcsl works his horse frightened ss
DpprcaohinR railroad engine. He
Upod through q ienoe, damaging the
- bsdiy. MelliBger and bis wife
og from the wagon aud were not
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he king Good Resoiut,ons

na1amore Jos was released from jaii this
1lng, after serving Is days. He visited
le1urELLIaESoER Chloe, a. he al ways
IA md told OF The good resolutions that
- formed. He says ho will drink NO
3@ bat wants Job and suit OF clothes 40
- can make man OF himself Joe has
- ooloTe made these ssma resolu,iopa.
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~ sasssAs ~ Msnnsrchor aan.
D00D . large attendance Of the bs sasr
= 1Apossier u n - anerchor hall on
osSalns. New sttysctions are
~ ahd ths baxssT V well worth .
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aaink In Europa.

Dr.. J. p. Wickersham and his dsug ghtey,
Miss Lillian, will sail for Europe on April
lst They will frst Walt Italy, and will 10
abroad all summer,
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vstiea "a lasut,,v a,n

0He Weller was heard by Alderman
- lest evening Oh . charge OF maiic.
nehist Tue testimony showed that
ys threw dirt against the houss Of
Weo3ef, on Esst Orsups street, hut
eonld Eo' b. identified as 10 guilty
- ths alderman disp isssd the 1uIt
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0,sdua,ed From . New York College.
DR.. J. w. Kinard, OF II East Walnut
street, this city, was among the GRADUATES
Of Bellevue Hospital Medical college, New
York. He has diplomas Of two other
medIcsl colleges.
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kHecuti0n lssuO0.

An execution hes been Issued sgainst
the Star Steam Heating company Of Mount
Joy, by Buch q He!sy for e675. This II
the company that was about changing tho
location Of Is plant from Mount Joy to this
city,
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ls Deslieuse Otseun,,.uc...

lsntly Of Ara Bowers, No 22e
- strset, are reported by oficer
- besng In destitute circumstances.
80 sent 10 The station houss v III be
Ted 70 tbs family.
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Crl sat Tea.

The Ladies Aid society Of st. Johns
Lutheran church gave crystal tee on
Monday evening. There was . good
attendance The tea viii be repeated this
evening.
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,ossmal John A. Rsistsni arrived
oneser from Washington, d. q last
- md V to-day gre i.,Dg his irioaes
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To-nigh,'s Pisno Recital.

This evening tho pisno recital, by Prot.
Schroeder, who will be assisted by Mrs. Was.
ner. the sop -ano soloist, ana stanley l.. Krebs,
violinist, win take place in tho court house.
+, here is every indication of q large audience
ana a fl no entertainment.