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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
These PRICES
U o o o o o o o o

THESE PRICES
i 90 Q 90
Are made for the Mid
summer special sale
viii ch will be on from
June 23d to 29th.
A busy week is ex-
pected, we shall make
i t worth your while
to trade wi tn US at
this aale.
A general clearance
OF summer goods will
be made. Piazza
Chairs and Willow
Rockers are included.
The great special ty
in Silk Plush Rockers
at IS. 80, 6 and 2. so
will also be on sale.
A week of big
chances in every de-
par tment.
Your interest lies
in attending this sal e
for there are bargains
everywhere, all over
the store.
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542 Congress ST.
Didn't think we would do it,
but it's done.
Why we have done it is be-
cause we have decided to
close out all of our broken
lines Of Suits at once. They
are all on the front counters,
both Sacks and Frocks.
Most of them have no mates
and a large part of them are
small and medium sizes-fit
small men and young men.
The price is alike on all of
them, $3.50 for cash, al
though some of them cost
oyer $50 to manufacture.
1t will be the Clothing buy.
ers' picnic for the next few
days.
Don't wait too long, as a
few hundreds Suits won't re-
main long at these prices.
Tennis Suits are now ready.
HARRINGTON BROS,
Rines Building,
Ne; 542 CONGRESS STREET.
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ST. JOHNS DAY PARADE.
The Programme Reported by the
Committee.
The Official Order of the Chief
Marshal.

We are enabled to place before our read
ers this morning the programme for the
grand celebration of st. Johns Day by the
blue lodges of Masons, which falls on Tues
day next. This is the order and programme
HEADQUARTERS CHIEF MARSHALL
PORTLAND, June 10 1890,
Inc following named brothers are hereby
announced as comprising the staff of the
chief marshal:
CHIEFS OF DIVISIONS.
henry M Sprague, H. r. Millett,
DEM. j. Hill, Charles K. Davis.
AIDS.
Frank G. Stevens Caleb N. Lang,
Joseph Y. Hodsdon Charles A. Gushing.
The procession will be organized of lodges,
10 four divisions, as follows;
FIRST DIVISION.
Chief Henry M. Sprague.
Aids, Charles D. Clark, Scion S. .Cahill.
Chambers Band, Portland.
Ancient Landmark Lodge, Portland.
Augusta Lodge, Augusta.
Freeport Lodge, Freeport
Morning Star Lodge, Litch6eld Corner.
Hancock Lodge, Castine.
Orient Lodge, Thomaston
huel MaSnpurn Lodge. Liyermore Falls.
Eighth Regiment Band Salem, Mass
st. John Lodge, Portsmouth, N. II.
Naval Lodge, Kittery.
Strahord Lodge, Dover, N. Ii.
Haverhill City Band, Haverhill.
Libanus Lodge, Great Falls, N. H.
North Conway Brass Band.
Mt. Washington Lodge, North Conway, N. II.
SECOND DIVISION.
Chief Benz. j. Hill.
Aids. A. M. Penley, A. B. Neatly.
Lewiston Brigade Band.
Raboni Lodge, Lewiston.
Ashlar Lodge, Lewiston.
Tranquil Lodge, Auburn
Ancient Brothers Lodge. Auburn.
Ancient York Lodge, Lisbon Falls.
Temple Lodge, Winthrop.
Dover Band, Dover, N. d.
York Lodge, Kennebunk.
Arundel Lodge, Kennebunkport.
Yorkshire Lodge, North Berwick.
Greenlief Lodge. Cornish.
Delta Lodge, Lowell.
shepard River Lodge, Brownfeld.
NeZnscot Lodge Turner
Asylum Lodge, North Wayne.
THIRD DIVISION.
Chief, 81. r. Millett
B aardn Ma GeSSgs Brown
Atlantic Lodge, Portland.
Kennebunk Band.
Buxton Lodge, West Buxton.
Harmony Lodge, Gorham
American Band Saccarappa
Temple Lodge Saccarappa
Clarks Juvenile Band.
Warren Phillips Lodge, Cumberland Mills.
American Band, Rochester, N. a.
Preble Lodge, Sanford
Fraternal Lodge, Alfred.
Springvale Lodge, Springvale
Cumberland Lodge, New Gloucester
Hiram Lodge, Cape Elizabeth,
Acacia Lodge, Durham.
Norway Brass Band
Oxford Lodge, Norway.
Granite Lodge West Paris
Jefferson Lodge Bryanps Pond.
Bethel Lodge, Bethel.
Crooked River Lodge, Bolster's Mills
Whitney Lodge. Canton.
Tyrian Lodge, Mechanic Falls.
Paris Lodge, South Paris
Gorham Lodge, Gorham, N H.
Yarmouth Brass Band.
Casco Lodge, Yarmouth
AriOn Lodge, Goodwin's Mills
Narraguagus Lodge, Cherryfield
FOURTH DIVISION
Chief, Charles E. Davis
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NISHING co. +,
Headquarters, corner
Pearl and Middle
streets, Por I'll and,
Me. Branches, Auburn,
Bangor, Bi ddeford,
Gardiner, Norway,
Rockl and, Watervil1e,
Bath.
ISAAC C. ATKINSON,
General Manager.
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Cloud Burst.

Cloud bursts, some of which were followed by disastrous results, have been quite numerous during the week, Monday night cloud burst at Bisbee, which is located in a mar row canyon, resulted in a great flood. Several houses were washed away. aRd others badly damaged, the total loss being estimated be tween sl0,0o0 and Sl5,O0O. A man named Mills was drowned, and another man, Stevens by name js missing. and probably met the same fate. The town of Fairbanks on the San Pedro, ten miles from
 Tombstone, also suffered from a cloud burst which occurred on Tues day, One of the hotels there was completely demolished, and other damage done. Still another scene of cloud burst was between Fort Bowie and Bowie station. Nc damage was done there though the whole country was under water Wilcox Stockmap.
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Notice for Publication in Newspaper.) Mining Application No. 23S.
UNITED TTATEs LAND OFFICE

UNITED TTATEs LAND OFFICE Jan IS, 1890.
 Notice is hereby given that Robert Campbell, Aberham Levy, Michael Monnahan and Patricl Murphy, whose Post Office addres, $ Flagstaff, A. T, has this day filed their application for patent for 1900 linear feet of the Copper Flat mine or vein, bearing silver copper and other precious metals with surface ground SIP feet il ridth, situated in Butte Valley mining district, County of Yava pal, ard Territ~ry of Arizona, and designated by the f.ld notes and and official r!at on file in this off ce as lot No 40, said lot No 40 be rng described as follows, to- wit: Beginning at N w corner of claim a cedar stake naked C F No I, from which U. s. mineral monu- 'nent N bears N 53' Al E 3o3G ':t a pine tree II inches in diane Ter marked ,B T C E No I brs \ ' 53' N I9 5-Ioft cedar tree I2 inches in diameter marked B T C F No I. brs S 2S' SO w 36 5 loft Thence s z1' SO D 272it to N F er.d center a stake maeked C F NJ 572ft to N E corner of claim a stake marked C r No } from which q ceder tree 10 inches diam ter marked B T C F No 5 brs N 65' 2 E. Go 5 loft. Thence s 68' TO w I5oott to the s E cor Of rlaim a cedar stake marked C r No from which cedar tree I4 in diameter marked B T C F No 4 brs N 39 47' E Thence N 21 50 w 3oott to s W end center d cedar stake marked c F No 5, 572 1t to $ w cor of claim a cedar stake marked C I No, 6, from which cedar tree ? in in diane, rer marked B | NJ 6 brs 4o' o7' E 25"tt. Thence N 08' 10 E I446it to post marked H 5 No ? l5oDf, 10 N " coIrer of the claim cedar stake marked C r No and place of beginning.
 Magnetic variations I3' 4o East, containing g 69 100 acres.
 The !Uca:Ion of this mine is re, corded tn the Recorter's Office of Prescott, A. r. The adj ming claims are Home Stake on Noith west and Live on the Southeast
 Ary and all persons claiming adversely any poirlon of said Cop ! per Flat mine or sur'aCe ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the Unl:cd States Land Office aU Tres cot, A. F, in the County of la val a, during the sixty 0ay peri cd of puhl:cation hereof, hys the will be barred by virtue of tor pro- visions of the statutes.
 E BURGESS,
 Register.
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"Rememher that the payment of nrizes is guaranteed by Four National Banks of New Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by the President of an lnStitu- hoh, whose chartered rights are recog- nized in the highest courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or anonymo ous schemes"
 REMEMBER that the present char ter of The Louisiana State Lottery Company. Which the SUPREME COURT OF THE U. s. has decided to be q CONTRACT with the State of Louisiana and part of the constitut- ion of the State. DOES NOT expire UNTIL THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1895.
 The Legislature of Louisiana. which adjourned on the 10th of July of this year, has ordered an AMENDMENT to the constitution of the State to be submitted to the peo- pie at an election in 1892, which will carry the charter of THE LOUIS ANA STATE oTrERY COMPANY up to the year NINETEEN HUNDRED AND NINETEEN.
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Bisbee Washed Away.
The Tombstone Prospeetor has

The Tombstone Prospeetor ha the following:
 Bisdee, July 29;-A terrific cloudburst occurred here last night which did much damage to property The entire canyon was flooded with water aed several houses washed away and wrecked. One man is thought to be drowned. The dam age to Copper Queen property is estimated at s4,000, Mrs. O'Brien's s house is completely washed away and several houses were flooded and contents destroyed.
 Later.-A tremendous cloud. burst occurred in and adout Bisbee at half past eight last night. Fous houses wore swept away and seyersl others badly wrecked. The body of a young man named Ii Mills was found last midnight. We have over one hundred men at work searching for another man named Stevens, recently from Illionois, a cousin to John and Richard Bundle who was swept away in a building Loss to Copper Queen and A & S E R R estimated at S3,000, other losses probably si0,0O0. Over two feet of water in the copper Queen office; many valuaple papers ruined Many people will need assistance. One man was rescued from the toents just before passing under the railroad bridge having been car ried 500 yards. Of all of the cal amities that have visited Bisbes !, this is the worst. LEWIS WILLIAMS.
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Take Notice,

Remember tLat the present char fer of The Louisiana State Lottery Company, which the Supreme Court of the U s. has decided to be d Conaract with .he State of Louis jana ond parc of the Constitution of the State dors not expire until the First of January 1895 The Leg
 islature of Louisiana, which adjourn ed on the 10th of July of this year, has ordered an ameudmhnt to the Constitution of the State to be sub mittsd to the People at an election in 1892, which will carry the char ter of The Louisiana State Lottery
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

Professor Sayce writes from Egypt to the Academy to say that he has examined once more tn letters from southern Palestine found at Tel el Amarana, and ha come to the conclusion that tn place mentioned in one oe the let ters is Urusalim, or J,rusa!un, anc thlnk sthe city already thar existed under tbat name Tn th. fifteenth ceLtlry before Chriaf. when it was a garrison Of tit Egyptian King.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

The Cotton Chronicle thus humor- ously says of the troubles o: the San Dies ladies anex: The women of San Diego have turnei their house hold over to- well nobody in par ticular-and now devote their time and talents to comercial affairs have a Ladies annex, a sort of tale to the Chamber of Commerce, where, it seems, all the talkative females in the town meet and indulge in
 "I move Mir. President" 1 second the motion, Mir. Chai.mln. move committee, etc., etc etc, etc, un- til some sensible old lady moves that they "adiourn until tcmorrow. " When they adjourn to soda foun- tain, and thence home, where their husbands are not to be found until late at night. They have just ar rived at the inevitable quarrel and split and We "nDw move' that the Annex be placed be replaced with d Chlldren's side, show.
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Not Mnch In il.

A mother of fifty acoompanie dy boy fourteen years old, entered one of tre n itional banks, the other day, and when asked, after waiting around for half an hour, what was wanted, the woman replied:
 I want to get my son. James g place here.
 What sort of a piacel
 Oh, he can do anything there is to do. He is one of the smartest boys you ever saw. He can add up figures like a streak, and you never saw anyone count money the way he can.
 When courteously informed that
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09
WEEKLY CHAMPION
About Indians.

Saves, one of the Kids band, was captured on Friday of last week about ten miles from San Carlos, and will be turned over to the civil authorities of Pinal county for trial as he is one of the Apache convicts who murdered Sheriff Reynolds and Deputy Holmes. Saves was in the recent fight when one Indian was killed, and he was wounded three times. He says he was one of the band who killed Hardie, the Los Angeles lawyer, in Rucker Canyon, and that the Kid himself shot Hardie. When captured, Saves had in his possession the rife of Sheriff Reynolds. All but two the Kid, and Tonto- B -Sixty-of the murderers of Reynolds have either been killed or captured.
 Al Sieber thinks that Baker, re- gently murdered in the Sierra An ehes, was killed by Masse, the lone Chiricahua renegade; dut the Globe Silver Belt believes Cibicu Indians to be the murderers.
 A report was recently telegraph cd from Holbrook, stating that forty Tontos had gone on the war-path There was no foundation whatever for such a statement.-WilcoX Stockman.
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FkAED FOR TWENTY YEARS. For Integrity of its Drawings. ant
 Prompt Payment of Prizes.
Attested as Follows:

"Wc Go here6y ceytify that q0e Suter0is, 4e arvaRgements for nHhAe MontAt, ane He0i- AnRnaI Draavlngs of tAe LOAisiane ,tate Zohe,y Combdny, und :n persO, A mage aEG controI khe Dra70fngy Asem -sls,es, and Aat He Sa0e are conductec Jtth Aonesty, fai,ness, and ID good fait. '0zOcyd ali ou,tieS, 0n4i 7Oe aUtkorize th Iombdny 70 a5e this eertifrate, aOith tac imiles of our signatO es attaeAed, fu II Ezs57iSeMenks."
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Out on thk Home Base,

Wife. See here, I want you to understand distinctly that I am not going to be guided by what you say. I don't wonder they call you a fool, Than's exactly what you are in my opinion.
 Husband(base ball umpire). That will cost you ifty-(remember his paoition)-All right, my dear.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09
Notice. FLAGSTAFF, ARIz. {
 April l6, 1890.(

l am not running stage line but 1 still have few teams Jeff with which I can take parties t, the Cliffs or the Grand Canyon ot the Colorado, especially # they have the required amount, as I am not here for my health and neither foI the name, but for a few Sheckels. All those wishing my services vii ind me on the south side of til, railroad track with my workin, clothes on. A. c. MORSE.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

Sunol, the peerless California fiily recently trotted half mile at Idiai apolis in l:2!!, It is the genera belief of turfmen that Sunol vii beat the 2:S2 record of Maud S. before the end of the present season.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

Rabbit Bros -Postoffice address, Flag staff, Arizona Range, Clark's Valley Mo gOllon iiountains. Brand as above cut All young stock branded on both sides with swallow fork and ua derbIt in eacl ear; al.o own the following; Boot. T, 2 H anywhere on the side of animal. Boot cat tie, road brand w on right side; T cattle )5; | rlg l. l.; ljrse brand (. 0.
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\ UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
 O Over a Million Distributed

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
 Incorporated by the Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes, and its franchise made part of the present State Constitution, in 1879, by an overwhelming popular vote and
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

there was no vacancy just then, she expressed her disappointment and added;
 Come, James, we'll go over to the city hall and get you in for a clerk. There hain't very much to the bank business, I guess.
 Bobby looking out of the window) Whats the matter with that horse, maj
 Mother-The horse is balky, Bob by; he wont obey his driver.
 Bobby-Well what's the man batting him for?
 Mother-He is coaxing him.
 Bobby (with an injured ir)- That aint the way you treat me when I'm baulkyl
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To continue until
 January 1st, 1895.

Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place Semi>Annually, Uune and Decem ber), and its GRAND SINGLE MUM BIER DRAWINGS take place in each of the other ten months of the year, and Ire all drawn in public, at the Academy lf Music. New Orleans, La.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09
ctiOnS:

OOIIIlGCIIUIIS. ALBUQUERQUE-A. T. & 5. F. K R. tor all points East and South.
 PRESCOTT JUNCTION-Pres- colt & Arizona Railway for Fort Whipple and Perescott. BARSTOW-California Southern Railway for Los Angeles, San Diego and other southern California points. MOJAVE-Southern Pacific for SanFranCiSCo, Sacramento and Northern California points.
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

last evening, at the office ot D. F.. Mitchell and J. M. w. Moore. The following officers and members were present:
 W c Bashford. chairman: D NJ Martin, secretary; TJ Eaman by E NJ Sanford, proxy; Ralph Cameron; CHI Schulz by w O'Neill, proxy; J B Thomas by W o O'Neill, proxy Murray McInernay; Geo E Brow n by W 0 Bashford, proxy.
 The execute committee filled va cancies on the committee by the ap- pointment of J M W Moore vice Geo H Tinker deceased; F NJ Mur- phy vice A K Foote; N c Shekels vice J W Wentworth.
 A motion, by E M Sanford, that a county convention be called to elect delegates to the territorial con vention and nominate county tick ct, was lost by vote of g to 3, Messrs, Sanford, Moore and Dough erty voting in the affirmative.
 A motion by W o O'Nelll that the committee appoint delegates to to the territorial convention, was carried by a similar vote, Messrs Sanford, Moore and Dougherty voting in the negative.
 The following delegates were then selected by the committee:
 Prescott-F M Murphy, W CI Bashford, J M " Moore, w OI O'Neill, E " Wells W A Freeze.
 Flagstaff D NJ Riordan R H Cam eron, c A Bray, Jas A Vail.
 Will1ams-John Davis.
 Congress Dr c w Vickers.
 Walnut Grove Abner Wade.
 Peoples Valley G R Parker.
 Agua Fria-G E Brown.
 Williamson Valley-J S Cook.
 Alexandra-E L Gobin.
 Crowned King-N 0 Shekels.
 Boggs and Big Bug-J J Will ans.
 Senator and Hassayamper- M Whittier.
 Lynx Creek and Walksr-Joe Roberts.
 Jerome and Upper Verde-John lirwaggen. Lower Verde-W S Head. t Bayard and Tip Top-O A En { ign.
 Walnut Creek-W A Denny. On motion, representation for the ounty convention, to be held at l uture date, was fixed at one deleg ! gate for eveIy twenty five votes O. ractiuns thereof cast at the last lection, for the republican delegat' 0 Congress. On motion, the executive com nittee was authorized to apportion 0 the new precincts which may be ormed by the Board of Supervisor, n the basis of one to each precinct.
 F NJ Murphy was added to the committee.
 The date of holding the county and the primaries to | lect delegates thereto was deferred. On motion, it was ordered that ( o person shall Le allowed to vote a | roxy in the county convention xcept he be bona fide resident of { he precinct which he claims t. - epresent, and no person shall cast :" lore than four votes.
 Adjourned subject to call of the hartman. Journal Miner
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Harry Fulton-Horse and mule b-..nd on left hip as shown iu Cut Sheep: ewes hole in left ear and split in the right. Weih els re CT : that of ewes. Rams branded | on hc n range near Mormon Lake, Nogvl lon Mountains: postoffice address, Flagstaf, Arizo "a.
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MCMILLAN & GOODWIN.

[ brand on right side of nose. Ewes 'rop in right and split in each ear. Vethers, crop in left and of spit Tn each ar. Range three miles north Flagsaff 70. address. Flagstaff. Arizona.
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Coming! Coming! Coming!

OCulHB! SOInlnS! NclhlnS! A car load of the world-renowne Singer Sewing Machine. Can sup ply all Northern Arizona. Sold ol. easy payments. Send in your or ders or call on
 G. A. WooDs, Agent,
 Flagstaff, Arizona.
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1randed as in cut; ear marks, underhit each ear; horses with same iron on eff thigh.
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Brand DIoltlIy Drawing At the Academy of Music, New Or. leans, Tuesday, August l2, 1890. CAPITAL PRIZE, S300,O00. roc, ,ooo Tickets at SEQ; Halves, SIo; Quarters, s; Tsnths. S2; Twen-
 tieths, SI.

3,I34 Falzes. amounting to. .SI.o54,8oo
 NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not entitled to terminal prizes.
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he left Range-Mogollon Mountains, Postofhce address, Camp Verde.
 F. MCCLARREN.
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PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS.

'Ho- INV uH"S'
 No change IS made by Sleeping Car Passengers between SAN FRAN IsCo and KANSAS CITY; or SAN DIEGO and Los ANGELES and CHICAGO.
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{, Cattle brand ed as abo ve on
 left hip belong to the undersig- ned. Ear mark s smooth crop of the right and under split in
The Arizona champion., 1890-08-09

Postofice address, Flagstaff, AT Range, San Francisco Mountains Al cattle branded as in cut are the property of the under slgsed, and also all cattle branded with bar B.
 GICRCE w. PICK.
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THE SADDLE ROCK

Restaurant and Oyster House.
EIRST- CLAsS' HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
A Ladies iHping-room separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER. Pro-
prietors, l0l9 Second street, between ] and X,
Sacramento. n
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ADJUSTMENTS

The small audience at the Levy concert
last evening sympathized with those who
were not present for the treat they missed.
Jules Levy is still the prince of cornetists.
No one has ever played the cornet-a-piston
as he does; no one has ever made that in
strument so expressive. His playing is
simply faultless. While he develops all
the vigor of tone and spirited and nervous
character of the most difficult of brass mu-
steal instruments. he evolves from it deli
cacy, softness feeling, and the magnetism
of expression, so to Speak, that is supposed
to be capable of development only in
stringed instruments. His information is
truthful, but more-it is imaginative. The
notes of the cornet under his tongueing
are not ssszep; they are limpid; they flow
like ripping stream; they dance like
cataract of water; they are soft as moon
beams upon placid lakes; they are instinct
with life and feeling; they fairly speak.
While there is in Levy's playing all
the dash and flare and stentorian
volume of the martial, there s
an exquisite delicacy, an almost human
expression that is at once sympathetic and
strong, delicate AID impassioned. In
short, Levy is to the cornet what Ole Bull
was to the violin and Gottschalk to the
piano Nine. Stella Levy is a mezzo
soprano of good quality Of voice. She suf.
! fered from sore throat last evening, but
sang her numbers acceptably, and was re-
| called after each, receiving the cordial in.
dorsement of the audience. She lacks
personal magnetism, has not sympa.
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PROBATE CASES.
Letters Asked on the Estates of Mrs. Joal
Areay OF.

Letters Asked on the Estates of Mrs. Joan
Drew and Lafayette TomIin.
NJ. N. Drew yesterday filed in Judge Van
Fleets Court petition for letters of ad-
ministration on the estate of his deceased
wife, Joan Drew, which consists of prop
erty on o street, valued at 5000. The
heirs are Mary J. and Joan NJ. Drew.
daughters of deceased. and petitioner. The
hearing has been set for April 14th.
The will of Lafayette Tomlin has been
filed for probate in the Superior Court.
Deceased died on the Dist of last Septem-
Der, and left an estate-consisting of an in
terest in an estate in the East-valued at
$500. The will names deceased's son,
Charles Tomlin, as executor, and he files a
petition for letters as such. The ether de-
visees are Josephine Corcoran, who resides
at Candelaria, New, and Daisy Wells, re-
siding at Los Angeles, daughters of the
deceased.