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quarter dash, without sweating a hair,

in 0:26.
NUGGETS.
1t was Utah day from start of first to
finish of last race
Bawley wears one harness on his back
and another under his belly.
Elder Lucas is now a Salt Lake horse.
The Elder is welcome to Zion.
The track record trotting Il. ]. 50 and
pacing don Angusl was broken during the
meet, but Salt LakeIhorses did all the break
ing.
The Den has made another conquest and
now has Bawley's scalp dangling from ms
stay there all day and never get-tired CIR
die.
Jockeys lament: "That Webb-foot has
got the dead immortal cinch on us, now,
with the association at his back; he means
business from the word go and we have
got to knuckle."
Now that the races are over, our eastern
friends will HE themselves home; poorer
in purse It's true, but wiser men let US
hope. They will certainly so away with a
better appreciation of Salt Lake horsetesh.
We hazard guess that the meet has
been highly profitable to the management;
but it would have yielded greater and
surer returns had admission to the grounds
not been raised 10 double the established
price. II man wants seat In
the grand stand let him pay for It,
but if he prefers to sit in his carriage on
! the outside, a dollar is too much to pay fol
the privilege Gentlemen, if you think you
must charge 81 admission to the present
grand stand, build another cheaper one, tC
the west of it, that will accommodate hall
price customers and there will not be Sc
much room for just complaint as at present
A man can see all the very best association
races of the eastern circuit for 80 cents
and it knocks him silly when he is calleC
for double that amount to witness an in
ferior article here. And now why not per
feet plans at once for bother meeting il
the fall that will distance this one
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GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor to be Conferred on a
Salt Lake Lady
CONSPICUOUS FOR HER BEAUTY
A Grand Pageant ana Pyrotechnics that
Will Illuminate the Wasateh Range
-Grandest Display on Record.

The committee having in charge the
"Car CT Staten and other features OF the
great Fourth of July trades parade and
industrial pageant, have struck upon a
novel and at the same time very interest
ing manner of determining who shall be
the Goddess of Liberty" They are anx-
ious to confer the honor upon the Salt
Lake lady whose beauty will entitle her to
that distinction.
Messrs. Burgess, Burton and Stevens, of
the committee, do not care to assume such
responsibility. They have accordingly de-
cided to let the matter be determined by
popular vote.
The manner of voting will be as follows
Each OF the daily papers will be requested
to publish in every issue during the pres
ent month the form of ballot printed below.
Any person desiring to cast one or more
votes for one or more candidates must pro-
cure one of these ballots, fill itout properly
with the name of the person for whom they
vote, and either hand it in or send it to the
Office of the secretary of the chamber Of
commerce by II o'clock, midnight, oil
June 80
No more than one name on each ballot
will be allowed. No signatures required
Anybody can be voted for, and the relativ,
rank of all candidates will be published
daily in all papers.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
JOHN DUNN is in from Tooele.

JOHN DUNN is in from Tooele.
Dow CHAFFIN is down from Pennington.
W. L. TERRY, of Richmond is in Salt Lake.
DEPUTY MARSHAL MOUNT is up from the
south.
F. w. TAYLOR returned home yesterday from
an eastern trip.
Mr.. s. MRS B. S. YOUNG and family have
goneto the Teton country for the summer
Hon. p. T. FARNswoRTH is in town. He says
everything is in statue quo at the Horn Silver
and that the regular dividends will be paid on
the first.
JOHN GRoEsBECK returned yesterday from
Montana, where he is extensively engaged in
placer mining with one of the finest prospects
in the northwest.
w. A. MCKENZIE, James Stevenson and
Simon Grieve go to American Fork this morn
ing. to make final arrangements for the excur-
sion on Tuesday.
JOSEPH SIEGEI, son of Henry Siegel, arrived
home Yesterday morning, from the Pough-
keepsee military academy. He will spend his
vacation here, and will return to his studies in
September.
MR.. Sol. SIEGEL, an old Salt Laker, but who
has been located at Spokane Falls for a number
of years. is in Salt Lake. and Is being hunted
up by all Of the old-timers, who are more than
pleased to see him.
SWAIN beatty secretary of the Caldwell
board of trade and one of the prominent Demo
Gratis of that rustling city, is in Salt Lake; Mr..
Beatty attended the recent X. OF P. meeting in
ogden. He gives it as his opinion that the good
people of Ogden have white elephant on their
hands in the forthcoming carnival.
COLONEL LUKE MURRIN leaves to-day for his
home at CHEYENNE, to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of his son at the Nebraska university.
He was entertained last evening by number
of friends at the Delmonico restaurant. The
colonel has withdrawn his interest in the Con
gress saloon and intends to open brokerage
and real estate office on his return to Salt Lake
Mr.. GOLDSMITH, of the firm OF Goldsmith =
Co whose home is in Baltimore, arrived IN sail
Lake this morning. after an extensive trip, dur
ing which he took in all the cities where he mas
branch establishments, which are located a
Ogden, Spokane Falls and Butte. he Will re
main here for a week or so. Mr. Goldsmith Il
more than pleased with the progress of thu
CITY, which he has not visited for several years
| and expresses himself as highly gratifed witt
the business done here. Mr.. Goldsmith is &C
| companied by his daughter.
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY.
Introduction xercises-Premiums Awarded
Needle Work Department.

Needle WOfk department..
The Introductory exercises of ST. Mary's
Academy last Friday afternoon were
largely attended by highly cultivated and
appreciative audience, among whom were
several of the clergy, many of our
citizens, Notwithstanding the excitement
of the races, parents from the city and a
distance.
The programme as will be seen by refer
ring to The. HERALD of June 10th was of a
high order. The young ladies acquitted
themselves most creditably. The premi-
ums, given at different parts of the pro-
| gramme, especially in the senior classes,
showed the advanced grade of the academy
as well as the studious habits and progress
of the young ladies' The studio with its
many works of art is well known. Space
will permit us to enumerate but few
blocks, shells, casts, flowers from nature
in pencil, Ecce Homo and Mater Dolorosa
in crayon; beautiful tea sets, after dinner
coffee, tete -tete-each decorated with
flowers, birds, figures or landscape; mir
rors painted on moleSkin in various de
signs, fruits and flower panels in pastel
water color painting on satin and silk
toilet sets, banners, ETC., landscapes in oil
and water colors.
The hive of industry in the needle
work department shows how much can bt
accomplished. We name a few, inviting
lovers of art to come and see for them
selves: Piano covers, table scarfs, sof,
cushions, fire screen, lace dresses to b,
worn by the young ladies at the closing ex
ercises, aprons, etc. The studio and orna
mental needle work rooms continue open t,
visitors till Tuesday afternoon. The clos
ing exercises take place at the Grand oper;
house Tuesday at pm.
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strict law here regulating the practice of
medicine and surgery, instead OF 3OO pa
tents, he would now have 500 to COO pa
tients under treatment in this wonderful
Utah. But like the 'Gan Va Fdiis. The
greatest medical fraud Of the day, which has
just been exposed in Milwaukee. Visa
repors of which was published in this
mornings papers. Salt Lake and all Utah
is overrun with all manner OF
medical frauds, proprietary medicine
vendors, clairvoyants, quack doctors,
faith doctors and self-styled world
renowned magnetic healers to such
an extent that the poor afflicted people
have been defrauded GU. of their hard
earned means so often that they have
about lost all faith in the medicinal fra
ternity, and We're it not that DR.. Hand
does not ask his patients to pay him any
thing for his services until six to twelve
months after they are cured, he would
not be enjoying the immense patronage lie
has to day But DIR. Hand is a graduate
of two medical colleges, has been actively
engaged in the practice of medicine and
surgery since 1859, or about thirty two
years, has given medical and surgical treat
ment TO 5,354 chronically afflicted men,
women ana children since tie 4th day
of January, 1856. DR.. Hand is also
graduate in microscopy, and when he
examines a patient microscopically be
knows at once whether he can cure that
patient or not. Therefore ne is not afraid
to risk his skill in curing his patients
trusting when he has cured them of al
their diseases they will pay him for his
services. DR.. Hand has already made some
wonderful cures since he ca'ue to Utah
The afflicted should call and see Dr. Hand
the poor mans friend. Call and get tht
names of those patients he has already
cured. Go see them: investigate for your
self. When you come to know DR.. Hant
as his patients know him, you will have M
other physician. Do not fail to read DR.
Hands big advertisement in anothe
column of to-day's HERALD, headed: IN
Cure, no Pay"
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BALLOT
For Goddess of Liberty, July 4, 1890.
Miss
ONE VOTE.

Observation-Disclosures
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Cut this out and mail to or leave with
Secretary Gillespie, chamber of commerce
The industrial pageant and trades
parade is an opportunity for the enterpris
ing business and manufacturing citizens of
this city to display their enterprises in a
grand float.
The pyrotechnic committee has secured
contract that insures display of set
pieces and other fireworks never before
equaled in this country
The plumbers and bod carriers hove de-
cided unanimously to turn out in the big
parade.
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RACE NO. 3.
Black Bird favorite at si5, Lydia Allen
second, 81 and Busby ard Harrison in the
field al Si3. Allen had the pole, led out and
won. Bird made a stand still break but
came up noby later on. Harrison dis
tanced but afterwards reinstatei.
Bird brought $50 against the field sci.
Bird was behind when he got the word but
he forged to the front at once and kept
first place to within hundred yards of the
wire; here Lydia came with rush and
won, Busby close third.
Pools switched, Allen the choice at $40
and the field at $40. Busby led to the
middle of the back stretch, then yielded TO
Bird; the latter got tired before his race
was half done anu Lydia again stepped for
ward winning heat and race handily.
SUMMARY
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FREE LECTURE TO LADIES ONLY

DR.. Smith, the magnetic physician at No.
253 South West Temple street, will deliver
free lecture to ladies' only at the q. A Il.
hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
10 o'clock sharp. Doors open at 80. Lee
ture begins at 10 o'clock; every lady should
go. Friday and Saturday mornings the
doctor will deliver free lecture to men
only Admission free.
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KIMBALL PARK HOUSE.
Finest and Coolest Mountain Summer Re-
sort is Now Open and Ready for Guests.

This delightful place, situated in Par
ley's Park, opened on June Is, and is now
receiving guests. No better place can be
found to spend the summer months. Child
rem grow strong amid the tall green hay,
and ladies and gentlemen rest and enjoy
themselves by catching fish in the beautiful
crystal stream which passes its very doors.
The little Utah Central runs within few
minutes walk of the hotel. A good store
for accommodation of parties going farther
into the mountains. For terms. etc, tele-
phone or address H. o. Young, Park City.
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800 CASES In UTAH.
DR.. W. NJ. Hand, The Celebrated Specialist
and Medical Electrician of Salt Lake City,
Whose Office is 253 s. W. Temple Street,

Is row treating three hundred chemically
afIl;cted men. women and children ia Utah
Territory, ali of which has come under his
care since April /. $780,, not quite three
months time. This is goodly number OF
patients for one physician to get in a new
country in the short space of three months
time. =,
More especially in city like Salt Lake
and Ogden, which are advertised IN the
east 10 be great health resorts OF the west
Still DR.. Hand is satisfied if there were d
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How to Please Her.

Dearest" he said. ''do you not think
that could make you happy"
II am sure you could, George-very,
very happy-if you would only
.'Only what, dearest; tell me how
Fall in love with somebody else. >
Washington Post.
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defeated Ocheko Bill in the one
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ALL ARE SATISFIED!

Soda Water.
Ice Cream Sodal
Soda Lemonades.
Clam Juice and Soda
The largest and best drinks in the city.
Also vichy water, Kissengen, Hunyado
Soda Springs and root beer, at
CRIsMoN-ScARFF Co,
Prescription Druggists,
80 &. First South st.
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WHITE uOUgE

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod.
ern conveniences. Terms 500 to $3.50 per
day. H. L. HALL. Proprietor.
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Rush No. g.

Stranger Gn modern city)-Hello! Must
be big boom here. see all the people
are rushing to real estate offices. Trying
to buy lots, I suppose.
Resident-No, sir. The boom is just
over and they are trying to sell EN-
New York Weekly.
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In n Rad Wav.

Lady Gin a tone of sympathy)-How is
your husband today, Aunt Dinah?
Aunt Dinah (gloomily)NHe's mighty
bad off, Miss Mary. Two of his lungs
is teetotally gone an de cease is done
gun to work orn another one.-Harper's
Bazaar
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THE d. A. NJ. SOCIETY.
Exposition Building Addition-The Coming
Fair-SupervisOrs Appointed.

The board of directors of the Deseret
Agricultural and Manufacturing society
held meeting at President H. w. Law
rence's office last evening.
The contract for additions to the exposi-
ton buildings, made with Bowman q
Rooklidge, amounting to $4,000, twas APP
proved.
Work on the artesian well at fair grounds,
also the painting of fences and sheds, was
rerorted in progress.
The subject of printing premium lists
was referred TO committee.
Solicitation of special premiums was re
ferred to Messfs Simon and Wells.
The committee We're authorized to IN
crease the cash premiums offered by the
society to just twice the amounts offered
in 1889.
1t was decided to hold the 1890 fair on
five days in October next, opening at 2 p.
N. Monday, October 6, and closing on Fri
day, October 49, 1890, at 10 p. M, and that
a speeding programme be given at the
Driving Park race track on Saturday, Oc-
tober II, 1890.
Supervisors for 1890 were appointed as
follows;
| Glasses.
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ONE HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST FOR SALE
CHEAP

In good mining claim, in the centre of min
eral belt and adjoining other mines that
have produced millions. Owner has had
business reverses and is compelled to SELL
Address Herald
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His Anxiety.

Little Dude Ito massive young LADY,
Pardon me, mam'selle, but may accom-
pany you home this evening?
"You don't mean to say you fear to
go alone?-Fhegende Blaetter.
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FOR s22.5o

You can get suit made to order from oul
home made cassimeres, at John c. Cutler
g. Bro, No % south, West Temple street
opposite Grants stables.
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DIED

BRlxEN-In this city, June 81, Mrs Christina
NJ, wife of Peter G. and mother of Andrew
c., Martin and Mary Brixen, aged 81 years
and months
Funeral will be held tomorrow (NIonday) at
the Eighth ward meeting house at 2 pm. Friends
invited
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SALT LAKE THEATRE.
FIRE WORKS FIREwoRKM FIREwoRKs,

MIR Halton. artist, at the theatre, exc
cutes orders for scenery for theatres, etc.
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Cliff HOUSE.
Located Coz. Main and Third Son

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Ject in its appointment. Table frst-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIxEN & Bro, Props.
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No Place for Wacs.

House Hunter-I could not move into
this narrow fiat.
Owner-Why not?
House Hunter-There is no room for
my dog to wag his tail.-Chicago Times.
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GREETING

Where doyou buy your drugs! Remem-
Der that Johnson, Pratt g. Co. carry .fni
stock of everything usually found in a first
class drug store, including the purest and
best wines and LIQUORS. As Main street.
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Rv the Sounding Shore.

Maud-The beach is all Uttered with
seaweed tonight.
Jack-That is strange, isn't it? The
ocean has such a reputation for being
tidy.-Chatter.
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Hyde s. Griffin Co have Just received a
caruf fireworks and flags. They have the
largest and finest assortment west of
Omaha
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STRAW HATS! STRAW HATS!

We are showing the largest and most
complete line of straw hats in the city for
men, boys and children. All prices and
styles. BAsT-TERRY MER. Co.,
142 Main street
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SHIFTS To nRnER

We make specially of custom made
shirts OF every description.
BAsT-TERRY MER. Co..
142 Main street.
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lust His Nay.

Merritt-Did that critic read your
poem and give you his opinion?
Tubbs-He gave me his opinion.-Life.
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Noble. Wood & Co., sole agents for You
man and Knox New York hats
l5S Main street
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ATT NOTICE.

Sketcning lessons and studies from ma
ture furnishedfree to pupils at L. l. vii
ards studio, IS East Third Sou tn street. :
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MILLINERY BARGAIN SALE

San Francisco TO Salt Lake, Summit
vineyard Wines at 213 Main, next P. O. y
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Trimmed hats from Soc, untrimmed 15c
All summer millinery reduced Call and
secure genuine bargains at Mrs. Burrows
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Lawn tennis sashes, belts, blouses, shirts
and blazers.
BAsT-TERRY MER Co.,
142 Main st.
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pELICIOUs WARM BEyERAGEs.

The decoctions served to the thirsty and
:cld at the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior. First-class wines, liquors,
peers, ales and cigars. Family supplies a
speciality.
AUER & MURPHY. Prnpr!etors.
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The Western Shoe and Dry Goods Co. is
the bon ton shoppinR place for ladies' =
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Barnes, Lewis & Co. the leading famil,
supply house. 16 Nam St
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The Western Shoe and Dry Goods Co.
has fine stock of Van Dyke points.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CALIFORNIAN
GAMES

The following parties having kindly do
mated prizes for the games of the Salt Lake
Caledonian club at American Fork on
Tuesday, June p, the thanks of the club
are hereby rendered for the same, and the
gifts are accepted with the greatest of
pleasure
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All members of Salt Lake Temple Of
Honor, No. /, are requested to meet at
their hall on Sunday, June 90, at 2 o'clock
pm, as business of Importance is to be
is requested. By order of the w. c. T.
W b MOODS w r
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An immense stock of satchels and valises,
at tae w. S. * d G.. Co.
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THE BUS AND TRANSFER BUSINESS
of Salt Lake city is now conducted by the
Grant Bros. company. We meet all trains
and run to ali hotels. Best livery, carriage
and horse service. ORDER CARRIAGE FROM
OUR TRAIN MEN
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SILVER BROS IRON WORKS,
No. l49 West North Temple.
JACKSON. LUDLOW & CO

JAtASoN. isGDLUN d CO
pay highest price for hay, grain and pro-
duce. Goods delivered promptly at lowest
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. No. 30
w. First South.
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TEaPLE OF HONOR NOTICE.

Signs Peterson q Brown, GO W., 1st
South St.-Signs, etc.
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The nobbiest and best straw hats at
Noble, Wood s. Co.. l5S Main street.
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+ Mondays and Tuesdays excepted.
SUNDAY TRAINE.

Fare for the round trip, 20 cents.
Tickets for sale at Union ticket Office and at
S. w. ECCLES, G.P.A
Salt Lake
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A beautiful line of ladies' parasoIs at the
w. S. & d. G.. Co.
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IVORY PATENT" AND ROYAL G0RGs
excel all other fiours in quality ASK your
grocer for it.
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Calder's on Friday next, as per previous
arrangements. Friends are invited. y
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Ladies' summer hats, big stock at the
w. S. & d. G. Co.
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BATHING SUITS AND CAPS

We have the largest line of bathing suits
and caps in the city
BAsT- TERRY MER Co.,
142 Main ST.
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S. F. BALL d CO.,

Sec Geo. w Engelbardt, 20 w. Second
South, for nobby suits
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D +. BaLb d GU,
The well known caterers, have everything
that makes up a 1irst-class refreshment
house-cakes, pastries. candies, drinks,
fruits, ice cream, etc. Wedding cakes and
ornaments a speciality. Hot lunch from
II IN. till pm.