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BASEBALL BEGINS.
BALTIMORE BEATS WASHINGTON IN
THE OPENING GAME.

The Senator's Seem to he Ficlders Rather
Than Battcrs-Get Them Brace Up
When the Championship Season Opens
Amateur Baseball.
Sam Trotts Senators promise TO be
great iieldcrs, but they do not promise to
be very great with the stick. This is the
opinion formed by those who witnessed
tho second game in the exhibition series
between the orioles and the Senators at
Baltimore yesterday.
The weather was very cold and both
clubs played in double uniforms while
the teeth of the spectators ON the bleach.
ing boards chattcrcd.
For the first three innings Bal,ely and
Mcclure of the Washington club were
the battery, while Keclc and Hart played
out the remaining innings The regular
Washington team under Captain Dunlap
played, and they did not allow the Balti-
mores To earn Il single run. Nisner made
the Lest batting record of the senator's
with Dunlap good second. The former
made three singles while the latter made
single and double besides having two
putouts and seven assists. The game re-
suited in victory for the }altimores
with score of lG tn Z.
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President warmers Resignation.

At the meeting of the directors of the
Columbia National Bank to-day b. II.
Warner esq., president submitted his
resignation, owing to the demands upon
his time and strength by his private busl-
gagged in. The resignation was reluctantly
accepted and Mr. T.. SOuthard Parker,
who has been cashier of the bank since its
organization, was unanimously chosen
president and Mr.. William b. Gurley was
chosen cashier
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EAST WASHINGTON.
rArIrnL nm.


Night Clerk Mitchell of the South Caro-
lima avenue police station is i'll, and, dur
ing his absence, officer Horton will oC-
cupy his place.
Mr. Alexander Maddox, one of the
oldest citizens Of this section died at his
home on q, between Ninth and Tenth
streets southeast, Sunday His funeral
took place from his late residence this
afternoon at o'clock.
The funeral of Julia, the youngest
daughter of DR.. and Mrs G. VI. Buckley,
took place from her parents residence
this afternoon.
American CommanderY, No. ,, X. G.
f., opened their fmr aud bazar i'm odd
Fellows Hall last night, Lieutenant
General Lewis T.. StiltZ of Philadelphia
made the address, which declared the fair
formally opened, and at its conclusion
numerous pretty girls could be seen run
ming about the room or standing behind
some Of the artistically Reconstructed
booths. The baZar will continue about
two weeks.
Mr.. and Miss Eberle, who have been
visiting Mr.. Fred. Eberle of ll0i Eighth
street southeast have returned to their
home in New York.
ANACoSTIN.
Mr. ID. Shanahan has removed his store
to the place formerly occupied by Bowe's
oyster house.
sylvester Skinner, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner of PcncOte, who
died yesterday, will be sent TO Southern
Maryland by Undertaken Murray.
The Lot League of the NJ. Il. Church
met last night.
Lewis Solomon and Levi Tendall burly
negroes, beat half 10 death small boy
named Fred. Neale yesterday. Judge
Armstrong has issued "A warrant for their
arrest.
Capitol Tent of junior Rechabites met
in Rechabite Hall last night and trans
acted business of importance tC members
of the order.
No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharp's, slS Il street north
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POsTOFFICE POETRY.
The Touching Tale of Ned Horner Done
Into Rhyme.

The Touching Tale of Ned Horner Done
Into Rhyme.
Postoliice Department Inspector Con-
rad, who arrested in New York two
weeks ago Edward Ii. Horner for
pcrpetrating the well-worn bogus bond
swindle ON an innocent and confding
German immigrant has been inspired to
WOO the poetic muse in this shape after
the style and mannerof little Jack Horner
of nursery frame:
Little Ned HOrncr
Had big corner
Booming his foreign bonds;
lie had nice plum
Right under his thumb
And his check was harder than bronze.
Using Uncle Sans mail
Ar n mcans to assail
And rope the poor foreigners ln
All over tho nation,
This sweet speculation
Brought Homer barrel OF tin.
But some restless inspectors,
Who are always obieCtOrs
10 nice little schemes Of this kind,
got ON tO the racket,
And began TO attack H.
In n way neither nice nor rcuncd.
They put little Ilomer
I'm very tight corner,
And court-p -plastcred him over with bills,
Which requires more bonds,
Not the kind he sold Hans,
but kind that will give him the chills.
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snIt AgnInst ihe d. 8 o.

Henry r. Owens and Charles p. Owens
administrators of the estate of Mary A..
Owens, entered suit in the Supreme
Court to-day against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway Company for $4,000.
Mrs owens, while crossing the Metro
politan Branch on the 23d of last Janu-
AIRY, was instantly killed, as was also her
husband, John Il. Owens Suit has pre-
Niously been entered against the same
company 10y his executors for similar
amount.
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NATIONAL RIFLES.

They May Go to Martha's Vineyard
Their summer Excursions.
AT meeting Of the National Rifles last
evening Messrs, Harry l., Arnold and
Arle W, Starks were elected active mem,
bers and Martin McDermott an honor
airy member. The committee on the
comp0ny's summer encampment was or
dcred TO make arrangements for fifteen
days soiOun in July at either Cape May
or Mauha's Vineyard, and the executive
committee was authorized To arrange for
two evening excursions 20 Marshall Hall
during June and July. The report of the
secretary WAS read showing balance of
$500 i'm the treasury
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.
Completing the Arrangements for the
Present Season.

Completing the Arrangements for the
Present Season.
liy instructions received from the ANA
tcur Athletic Union, Mcssrs. James T..
sullivan Of the New Jersey Athletic Club,
Frederick H. Stearns of the Detroit Ath-
lctic Club and Howard Perry of the Co
lumba Athletic Club of this city, yester-
day formulated rules governing the clubs
in the union.
Clubs desiring membership must aC-
company their application with fee of
$50. Not less than three team entries will
be received to insure schedule of games
in given locality.
Washington will be represented by the
Columbia, Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, Washington Light Infantry Corps
and Potomac Athletic clubs.
The Columbias will play on Analostan
Island, the Potomacs on their grounds
near the Long Bridge, the Y. NJ. G. A. at
Atlantic Park, and the W. l.. I. at the
new baseball grounds.
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FOOL PRIVILEGES $500 A DAY.

Mr.. Ditner Gets the Control of the
BOokies for That Sum.
The executive committee of the Wash
ington Jockey Club, at their meeting last
night, awarded the pool privileges of the
coming meeting to II. Clay Dtner. The
price paid was 81 800 per day. The pro-
gTamme rights were sold 10 Edward IL,
Allen of this city. The club will itself
manage the bar and restaurant,
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nndIy Hnttered Gnlenn.

The United states steamer Galena in
tow, arrived safely in the lower Boston
llmbor yesterday morning. also the
lighter Myrtle, having on board the boats,
guns and ammunition taken from the
Galcna. The Galena presents a battered
appearance; her maiumast is gone, her
sides patched and she is badly logged, Ii
is thought that she can be repaired in
side of the 20 per cent. limit, however.
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Royol BIuo Limo DinIne Cars.

The Pullman Company snow operating
Dining Car service between Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
via Royal Blue Line ON the famous i've
hour train, leaving Washington 10 a. m,
and the Fast Express, leaving Washington
5I0p, IN. These cars were built expressly
for use ON the Royal Blue Line, and the
fact that the service Is under direction of
the Pullman Company guarantees It's
quality,
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Impires Asslpned.

President Young of the National League
has assigned umpires as follows: j. II.
Galrney at Kansas City, Mo-; Alonzo
Knight at Omaha, Neb.; Charles Collins
at Denver Col, and Il. u. Emslie at
Lincoln, Ncb., for the Western Associa-
ton. Thomas J. Lynch at New York,
Timothy liirst at Philadelphia, Powers at
Cincinnati and McQuaid at Pittsburg,
for the National League.
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GENERAL PIXIES FUNERAL.
The Arrangements Finally Made by tn
Supreme Council.

The Arrangements Finally Made by the
Supreme Council.
The Supreme Council decided this morn
ing to hold the Masonic memorial SER
vices over General Pike at the Con-
gregational Church Thursday at mid
night. The religious ceremonies take
place at Ascension Church Friday
afternoon at , o'clock. Rev. DR.. Elliott
will ofliciate. Until the gentlemen who
have been selected as pallbearers send
their responses the names will be with
held from publication. A great number
of people have visited the House of the
Temple to-day to take a last look at the
remains of the distinguished dead. Mrs.
Denver of 1908 Rhode Island avenue sent
beautiful bunch of lilies this morning.
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WEST WASHINGTON.


With the advent of spring a pleasant
day brings many visitors to historic
Georgetown and vicinity. The coaches
running from Thirty-second street to Ar
lington are in great demand, especially
ON Sunday, and throngs of people pat
roni2e the electric road to TenallytOwn
on that day. Among the many visitors
can be seen gentlemen well known as sue
cessful business men and spectators,
who, it is rumored have recognized the
many advantages here, and have their
eyes open for investments.
II. Henry Philips Is remodelmg his
house corner of Thirty-fOurth and VI
streets, II Will include handsome store
The second story of the new coored
schOOl-houSc ON n street between Twenty
seventh and Twenty y-eighth streets is be-
ing rapidly run up. The sanitary ar
rangcments are in process of construction
according to the Smead system already i'm
use in so many of our schools
4 prominent merchant states that there
is such scarcity of grain and mill feed
throughout the country that prices have
run up and will continue to do so not
withstanding it will soon be time for
pasturage.
Mr. George Ray of the firm of Ray 4
Craig has been laid up with the grippe for
several days.
A large force of stone masons and la
bOTers were put at work on the canal yes
terday TO repair the breaks.
The Rev. $. II, Hadley, Superintendent
of the Water street Mission, New York
city, preached last night at the George
town branch of the Gospel Mission,
James X Probey has on exhibition In
his handsome show-window one of the
finest products ui the blue grass region of
Lexington, Kentucky, i'm the shape of
horse who recently captured first honors
al the fair in that locality, Said horse
will clectrify the public by an exhibition
of Kentucky speed to Cabin Johns next
Sunday.
Company d, Cyrus ,Commaudery for
meIly Potomac COmmandery), who meet
at our hall lStohlmann's) will givea full
dress military ball at the New Conc1rdia
Hall, Eighth and r. streets northwest, to-
morrow evening, April 3, The committee
consistsol Captain d. $. Reed, lieutenants
Ward and Truman Jones and Sir Knights
j. NJ Ward, BaCkenheimer Mutcher
Dixon, Shipman and Lowry.
There is no better remedy for the grip
than lirstc class Turkish bath, and the
place to gct u Turkish bath is at De-
3OuNecS, 1890 q street northwest, The
Doctor has his rooms lifted up in lirst-claSs
style, and the attendance is hrsCclaSs in
every respect These baths are for gen
tlemen and ladies, and the ladies can now
have baths every day as well rs the gem
tlemen, one taking these baths will
never do without them, as they purify
your whole system. Do not fail 10 go to
DR. BouFee's and get one of his baths.
Remember the number 1920 q street
northwest.
Tharp, sls T. street northwest.
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Nnlln prnsseh Cnsns.

In the Criminal Court to-day Judge
Bradley nolle pressed the following cases;
Lillian NJ, Stahl and Frederick NJ. Gra-
ham, charged with conspiracy; George
BroWnsell and John Ball, charged with
false prctonses and the prisoners were
ordered released. The personal recog-
nizanco Of Albert Morris, indicted for lar
CenN from the nersnn was also ae.nn.el.
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In pnirs.

Willis White and Jane Hudson, George
town; Alfred A. pixton and Lizzie E,
Johnston George f. Petty and Cora l..
Robertson, Thomas A. Campbell and
Mary r.. sullivan, James Eustace Black
well and Eleanor 5. Riggs, Joseph White
and Lena lIlatt, Washington, d. G..
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I'm M ncnrllt I'D nrnhnns.

A concert, thcatrical entertainmont and
ball were given last night at Concordia
Hall by the Germana Mwnnerohor for
the benefit of the German Orphan Asy-
lUm. The exercises were all in the Ger
man language and were highly appre-
ciated by the large audience present, A
handsome sum was realized for the
asylum.
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ron RENT ROOMS.

nor RENT-PART or HOUSE TO SMALL
i family or otherwise; furnished ur
unfurnishcd: convenient To all pnrt- ut
the city; near three lines Of car-. -! ~'h
n. u. ".
NOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms, with honrd heat, gas, avi hrh;
tCrms very reasonable 1906 II II. H.
IOR RENT THREE UNFURNt,uED
II rooms SO per month; gas and water l!h
9th ~, n. W.
NOR RENT-TWO UNFURNiSnEp ~E,-
II Ond story front rooms; southern csup-ifF;
bnth; rent low; board If desired; private fam
lily. 2il5 II st n. ".
nor RENT-ui 3D ST, n W. FrR-
II uishcd rooms largo closets, hot u1l cold
water, with board; also fcw table bpurietr
accommodated; references exchanged,
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The MnsIIingtom PreshNterN.

The opening sermon TO the Washington
Presbytery at Gurlcy Memorial Church,
en- Florida avenue, was preached last
night by the Rev Dr, Cornelius of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church.
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MARRIED.

JOHNSON -IIEITMU EILER- Thursday
evening, April ., 1891, quietly. at the residence
Luebkert,s Miss Margnrctha lIcimucllcr To
Mr. Y q Baldwin johnson.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS, ,
" District uf Columbia, Washington,
d, c., April >, 1891 Sealed proposals will be
received at this oniCo until MONDAY, APRIL
~. 1881, for -tc FOR % public school building
in East Broukaud, the site 10 ho within tho
locality bounded by Duncan, Lansing, Argyle
and Frankfort streets. Tho site IT, TO h. not
depth OF lots shovuou the plat OF the village.
Ghc proposals will designate the number or
the lots and block and tho price per square
foot or ono sum for the whole lot NJ stated
The right to reject amy and all bids and pqri-
Of bids iS hereby reserved. J. w DOI1-
LASS j. W. ROSS, II, ". BuBhET, tuu-
missioncrs ol the District OF Columbia,
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A THIEF OF TINE.

Bis Name is Not Reconstruction. But
He Got Five Watches.
Deputy Marshal Benton Russ will ap-
pear in the Police Court tomorrow morn
ing as witness against Charles Scott,
who is charged with the larceny of FIVE
watches. Scott is confined in jail where
he was sent in November. lie was allowed
a number of little privileges about the
place, as he was a well-behaved fellow,
and he improved his advantage by steal
ing the watches from the deputy. They
were the property of prisoners confined in
the iail.
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Mary Washington Memorial Assocla.

The board of lady managers Of the Ma
tional Mary Washington Memorial Asso-
citation held a meeting Yesterday. Reports
were read from delegates in different
Gtutpg
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New Quarters for the w. 4. T.U.
The W. G. r., 4, have located in new
quarters ON Tenth street northwest
rear b.
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nIFICE Or mn cOMMIssIONERs.

DTTCE or THE COMMISSIONERS.
" District or Columbia, Washington, y.
e., April B. lsgl.-Scalcd proposals VIII ho re-
cciycd nt this onco until 12 m. WEDNESDAY,
tho following limits. Between Third and Tenth
and T. and II streets northeast. The prnpu- ~
will state the number OF lot, square md price
per square foot Tho lot ~ be not less than
hundred and ten 1iW t-tt deep. Tnc right is
reserved TO reject nuy or nh proposals !. W.
nOI GLASS, j. W. ROSS II. NJ. ROBERT,
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
LOANS,
I'm snms tn sulI nl d Nor cont.

REAL ESTATE INV ESTMENT.
safe as L. s, bonds. SIX per cent, payable
quarterly. In sums OF 81 900, Small premium
charged
The above is only portion OF the property
on my hOukz For FUN lirt call nj Ohico for
bulletin Issued on the lst and 18th.
~ E. WAGGAMAN
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Personal.

Nov is tine TIME. WE WILL PAY
N "hig money Tor gcuts' dr5t-class sec.
oud-hud clothing, Address or call at
JUSTU'S OLD STAND, 6l9 ID ~. n. W.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS
" District of Columbia Washington,
Apru .. is'u. scllod proposals Tor -ito for 70
police station iu Georgetown will be rc a'ivtd
90 this oficr until !! m. ON TUESDAY. APRIL
q 1881. the .it. tU hc centrally located The
proposals win state the number of lui, spu1fo,
square foot The iot should not be- loss tam
0tty.nyc OliI feet wide and one hundred and
tvonty u2uI tnot deep. The Commi--ioncrs re-.
serve the right tn reject any or all prUpu- llH.
BY order vi the Commissioners Of u. g.. VII
LIAM g. MOORE. THOMAS B. ENVWiSLE.
MAITIlEM IIuMnLE. CnmmIilon
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CoMNmssIoNER 0r nEEDs

X SBuNDY, COMR OF DEEDS FOU ALL
~ States and Territories, ass La ave, opp.
City Hall.
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FOR sAIE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
HI ny
THOMAS E. WAGGAMAN, 917 r street.
Changes made wcdr"sfals and Saturday.
2-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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PROPOSALS.

nFFICE OF TIE COMNGsSt)NERs. DIS
" uici OF Columbia, Washington, y. r,
nnHit,a1 o. dtS'lalfa aaa p,ooPI3'l WNlii, w.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL %, 1891. for site for
public school uu Meridian llill, within The fol-
lowing limii-. The Columbia road on the
north, the line uf Morris and Chaplin streets nI
the south Fourteenth stroct ON the cIst Nui
sixteenth street cNtcnicd on the west. The
proposals. VIII dcdrc the CNaci locality ot the
Nv, ,ip 'u, ~ "sTl l, t t @ I'i, i' ,ta %
hundred lOOI feet wide and one hundred H1i
twenty 12n feet deep. The right i rc,.yynl
10 reject any or ull prOpuauIs. j. W. DOj}.
aiuutts ID G.
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley, at Tharps, SlS + street north
wpgt
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Thar, sls T. street northwest,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-16
Army Changes.


During the next fifteen days Fort
Lewis, Colo will be broken up, and the
troops of the 10th infantry will go from
there to Fort Stanton.
Respecting other changes Washington
dispatch says:
A decision has been finally reached by
the war department in favor of the long
talked-of trans fer of stations between the
18th infantry, stationed at Madison bar
racks and Fort Niagara, N. Y, and the
9th infantry, stationed in Arizona. The
headquarters and four companies Of each
regiment are to move about October !,
and the remainder of the 9th will come
east as soon as new quarters are provid,
ed. The time for departure and the
destination of the remaining companies
CT the 18th have not yet been decided
but they will doubtless be assigned to
some of the posts under Gen. McCook's
command. With the exception of com,
pany X, of the 9TH cavalry, to come tC
Fort Meyer, Va, from Fort Riley, Kas.
these are about the only new movements
of troops that will be ordered this year
The principal consideration that brought
about change at this time was a desire
to give the eth infantry a change for ser
vice in the east, it never having had an
eastern tour before.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-16
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

The foundation stone for N. Gonzales
three store rooms is going in.
Anthony Sneve, route agent of the D.
& R. G, express, and Travelling Auditor
Eye, of the narrow gauge road, arrived
last night and are to-day checking up
business at the narrow gauge office.
The new club ought not to fail. The
business men OF Santa Fe need such an
institution, and they can now secure
comfortable quarters at very small lay
out
The embalmed remains of M. B. Bow
man, who died of typhoid fever at San
Pedro, were to-day shipped to Davenport,
Iowa, his old home, where they will be
inferred.
The anniversary mass of Dona Alta
gracia Baca, mother OF Flavio Silva, and
sister OF Dona Trinidad Baca de Delgado,
was sung to-day with great solemnity, at
Guadalupe church, by Rev. Father De-
Fouri The many relatives and friends OF
the deceased crowded the church to its
full extent.
G. W. Dudrow's big gray draft horse
laid down and died yesterday. He was q
splendid specimen of horGehood; 1850
pounds was his weight and his value was
$500. The animal was Is years old and
had never had a sick day before in al
his life. A disease called stomach staggers
was the cause of death.
7. II. Leese, we'll known farmer from
the Espanola valley, is in town to-day
lie has over an acre in tomatoes and is
shipping them tc all Rocky mountain
consuming points. Mr.. Leese is this sea-
son experimenting with bee culture and
has produced splendid results.
AT last nights meeting of the city coun-
Gil the contract for repairing bridges and
street crossings was let to Soenchen &
Co. The proper committee reported hav-
ing made contract with Leandro Sena
to remove all garbage. The council went
into executive session and undertook to
again bring up the city physician matter,
but no action was taken either on this o:
the city marshalship.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-09-16
Business Announcement.

The undersigned is pleased to announce
to the people of Santa Fe and vicinity
that on September l he re-opened his
gents furnishing emporium, in new and
enlarged quarters and with stock of
merchandise, elegant and new, bought for
cash at lowest eastern jobbing rates. This
stock of goods includes everything in the
gents furnishing line from natty scarf
pin to the handsomest suit of clothes,
hats, caps, underwear, umbrellas, canes,
neck wear, boots and shoes, valises, etc.,
etc. He has also made arrangements
with merchant tailoring establishments
at the east, whereby he will carry full
line OF samples and take orders for all
classes of fine clothing at prices far below
anything ever before offered in this sec.
ton of the west. He invites the public
to call and examine his new store and the
splendid stock of goods there to be seen
Thanking the public for past courtesies
and soliciting a continuance of theil
favors, remain, very truly,
Sol, SPIEGELBERG,