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PROPOSALS.

y Sealed proposals. addressed 10 the warden Of the
BAY "a q k Sss T & ssIss EFF w IHS
the supply Of 900 tons. more @ less, Of eeolEes
1sa2, at the United States Jail. DC. The right %
reject any and all bids b reserved J. B. BgRKE.
terms and Street Designations. Once Of the Com
Htssoners. Warrington D. C.. July ia 1892. =;
TWELtE O'CLOCK n. August TENTH. 1857.
l. 800 street desisnstions more q iess Blank forms
Of propossls aud psy BE- Obtained upon
necessary information and only BIDS upon these forms
will Be considered The Fight y reseryed e reject any
ROSS. WM. T. ROSsELL. Commissioners D. G.
ty216t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nIsTRICT OF COLUMBlA. sCT.-rHIs IS TO
snse nth he .ssus Il ;SsH Ya4s spd
Court q ,1s Ds:,Iift q celSms. IN s9S.:.pss ~
for than nye years last past has been member
Of the family Of ana supyotsd BY. her stspfathsr.
during SAID period she has been kuovn, be. and the
prayer Of said petition Il that the court Viii pass IL
Sssis. aAiiEITEx KIfMAKTR.
ANDREW E S Sts sassisss - hiJ aS ssaS
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

EHOR sALE-PERsoNs LOOKING FOR FARMS
Is viii md Il greatly to their advantage to cali on
HERON RAMEY, as they have nunbsr Of large
Thsyfe eophdsns thsg esn suit any one in prtos.
qoality and locality. VIII always have conveyancs
HERRoS b RAMEy.
Jew 1907 st. ".
MARYLAND TITLEs.-THR PRINCE GEORGES
M Co Abstract Co.. Incorporated by special act Of
Legislature Of Maryland exarnes titles % real estate
strac4e thereof. Terms moderate Washington office
Room 70. Fsndau bldg. ~ snd ID sts. u ". D2-3ms
FOE sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
vt, scons ~ scsss e s,oand ho1.s has siafe.
ho9ss nd mSs hogss; appie cschsrd and plenty small
frHtS. Pres. el.soo Apply pu6AN BUTLkR.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

LrOR RENT-1ls nth ST s. E., NINE ROOMS;
l. mod imps- fine condition cheap; SIS Apply at
B2 1lth s.a 1y2i-:Hs
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BOARDING.

VVABLE BOARD AT 0UMMkR RATES AT THE
i W0ODAONT. i3sh "a Low. etrcle. N1.3m
TaE SoUIHEsx; sAh lSTs ,s sFi. nEs2ET q So I.
sd AID Seinss z iaisss:t J. T. WILTON. Iss.
Willy
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6o< 9th e. third doce above T. fins wsich eqd
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ErOR RENT-S-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, $50 9Th
Il st. e.. in excellent condition md near Pa. AZ e.
cars SO 80. GEO. r. HARDIN, 3lp Pa ave. 9. e.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

II Chcine lots IN Erkinrton.
Chuirc lots IN Glen F.lhn
tsen.nt country hoHe. sdJ.cent 70 the city,
Asso acres<e prupSrty within the District
. &. T. sNlnFh Co.
VEN 6l2 &C. n
IHoR S3.k-FcrR TRACTS Ces TO ZOE ACRES,
II q the hn-st suburban rrur-rty near Washington;
"a only one hours dr1ve from the Directly
sslte the Chevy Chase land Conpa nv Ia cos,vens-pt
o. electric md steam railroad and ah.Blufsy tks
cream 81 AZ sites kssy terms
jy2aa isr Tss
I,OR sALf-ro THE HIGHEST ninprR "a
y .res Of land q West End. Pals chur',h. Va, 81
H. X station. TUESDAY. August 2. st 8 ~ osciooA
.. N. chance - obtain bargain % he sold With
out reserve terms easy. fcr psrucular lQuir~ q
res-et 1921 a. nv.
L,oR RrNT-RRooKiAND a PRFrrY cor.
Il tGee. within ave minntee' vaf 81 station. EIGHT
rooms aud wAier large Ner.nds price - ref mo.
VS28' X. = DONALDSON. eoS re.
EoR sAIr-sONE OF THE CHEAPEST AND
he-t lots ~ Takonla Park NJ sarihce; suitable Cor
and terms apply % A T. HoLrzMxs. nj "a
n. fegl
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICrTY-A POSITIVE CUnE; QUICT;
~ pleasant: pyrins 81 bleed; tius malasiS: tones
failins friend d, HAYWARD. apscaalist. l0e2 18th
3G.z-1ms =
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EOR sALE-PRICE. 1850; TERMS. GO CASH
= and go mentally; new six-room frame coeta1e
al modern tmprovepenta; lot 5ox15o feet. GORDON
B 1RO.. OWnoss. 016 j st. nv. Ul6-6t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE SIX ROOM BRICK
w in the northeast let. 80, 600 and "a 600; $500
cash snd balance monthly. ]. 7. G..
y22-S' Star Office.
WANfED-A HOUSE IN The NORTHwESr
w Georgetown suburbs; monthly payments:
price not to exceed 50, 600. Address s. T. r.. Star
Office. ty2I-3t'
w house and lot in the CITY In West Washington
r. A. PHILLIPS SON,
NDlm 1422 New York
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MANIFESTATIONS.

w as chambsrmaid, waitress or nurse. Apply at
WANTED TO DIcI's AGENCY FoR COOKS,
S5rs sy .s hs a hSs
servants Crrfs v private families, hotels restsu-
RssasSoa I s9r <
n. tSss3ts
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for cooks. chsmbermsids, waitress Iaundresses.
sasGff ccoMss Co. 81 fosS y,
WANTED,BY YOUNG LADY, A PLACE IN AN
writing has Also some of N
wages very reasonable Call 70, 10 day a,iirox,.
WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG ENGLisHMEN.
,sv,s rSshs , sas r.: % % and in
ii .9s & sst'''
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
wv pscs to do general housework. Address Boz ss.
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. WHO IsIAN AC-
po.t, sTra' s and repia sssSss5rrhsJ and 81
msderate eoed pen@sn ADDRESS a. B. star once
WANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN WITH
Can FOOD Sddle!s. fss rs STAR
WANTED-sITUATIoN BY RESPECTABLE
Address A. H.. Star Office. jy21-3'
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN IL ABLE
w bodied. ans honest work for living goed ref
erences- Address C. r.. Star office. jy21-2t'
"ANTED-BYA RESPECTABLE WHITE CT RI.
w situation chsnbermaid nurse IN first
class faulty. Apply ll2 Cd ST sw. jy20-3t'
"ANTED-A PLACE TO DRIVE DELIVERY
w wagon Of any kind; well understands the Of
horses Address W. J., Star Office. iy20-St'
WANTED BY THOROUGH WHITE LAUNDREss
w three four days work q week by the day
Also girl azed sixteen to assist with chamber dim
ing room work Address A. h HOLMEAD'S store
corner Whitney and Sherman ayes. Mount Pleas
ant. jy1S-5ts
WANTED ADvERTISEMENTS TO WRITE FOR
w one more first-c1ass business houses Address
Box 100. Star office jyl6-8ts
WANTED - SITUATIONS FOR DRIVERS
w cooks, maids. nurse girls, porters housekeep-
ers clerks (mac and fenale) farm dairy and kitchen
hands t2chsmbernaids, houseworker for country
y16-6t' BURNHAM'S lilo q st. NV.
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STORAGE.

sys.: SNgt h2yes.5S DIS TIE; sS.:r
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHIROP6D
w il. 1os 18th 81 ET L7J enly IMn1stss AZ
x6T GOODS south Of Nsw York. no2O-6
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WANTED-ROOMS.


"ANTED-BY FAMILY OF THREE THREE OR
w four hrsS or second floor unfIrnished rooms in
northwest for light housekeeping Address, giving
location. terms. &c. G. l. D.. Star Office. IT.
WANTED-TO RENT THREE UNFURNIsHED
be located between G and " Attn and 10Th sss NV;
state price and location Address Box 10 Star Office
jy223.
"ANTED-BY COUPLE WITH CHILD, TWO OR
w three chesp unfinished rooms; state price. Ad-
dress b. y. Y, Star ONCE. U,22t.
WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS, THREE LARGE
w or four small unfinished for light house.
keeping the northwest Capitol Hill preferred state
price; references exchanged. Address Box 16. Star
once. jy21-3ts
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COUNTRY BOARD.

LHEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMO-
T. dated at Pleasant Grove. at Autrey Park; plenty
shade: fine water; terms moderate Address Mrs. E.
LEAMAN, Rockville, Nd. 1y22-6t'
(yLEN MANOR, FOREST GLEN, MD. A FEW
" more boarders can be accommodated II applies
ton is made at once. Address GLEN MANOR, Forest
Glen. Md. jy22-lw
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ENOR RENT
235 Ut. g., dwelling over store. ..... eI5 90
1908 r. J. ave. store and dwelling go. &c M
lgS st: ne, rooms all m. .............. 80 so
{l2 and 2214 81. n W. rooms, all m. 10 90
dSSa North Capitol st.. rooms, all mi...... % 80
sE3 Spruce st.. 8 rooms all mi............... 25 so
2f3 It. rooms, all IN. ...........,... Is. 80
I3l 18th St. s.w. rooms all M i........... %. 80
3429 st. n. W rooms all m.i............ %. so
Nst. a. e., rooms. ali N. t............... 20.50
1910 LIST st. e., rooms all IN. i........ 10 so
~ MCCULLOUGH St, rooms, in Kitchen. 10 90
IA Mccullough ST.. rooms. water In kitchen. 80
BARNES WEAVER,
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

run hCN l-TLAlS.
E,OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL FLAT; ROOMS
Il all modern improvements and couDeuiences. 1889
building. 1y1S-6ts
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LrOR sALE-A SURE PER CENT INVESTMENT
2story brick in convenient locality near 9th and
NJ SITS. NV. Only e.. 500
- and IN new
Price, Ella, 500.
18th st., west sde, bet 7 and u 3-story and base
ment brick 10 rooms and bath al modefn Improve
ments. Price, %, 600
st. bet. 18TH and l7th elegantly built new house
Is roomA pantes, closets. bath rooms electric bells
handsomely finished In every particular. A rare
ZEVELY FINLEY,
ty19-5t GS2 T ST. q. ".
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR sALE-Two-sToRY BAY-wrNDow BRICK;
Il six rooms and bath all modern inn rovemept q ;
brown stone trtmnatngs; handsomely Decorated
nicely situsted near Lincoln PA.k -. go; 400
DAY MALLEkY. GA w.. Pacihc building
ana cellar All m imp. iot 3oIl 10 70 rood alley an:
block from East Capttol and ID SITS. owner refused
70, 10 six months seo: cash for eve days. 90 600
N22-I' JOHN =. D0NOHoE. sos East Dap 81
EroR SALE
Il new 6room houses and bath p ne A bar
gam c. T. SNYDER CO..
Y22-3t Gig St a ".
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NO WOMAN IN IT.
Young William Van VaIkenburgh's
Business Venture.
The Alleged True story of His Doings
-Ho Went to Denver to Engage
in Theatrical Business.

Ihe daily papers have contained sem
sational articles the past week regarding
the mysterious disappearance of William
Van Valkenburgh, a former resident of
this county," remarks the Lodi Sentinel.
THE mysterious portion of the whole
affair is that such report should have
been published. Asa Van Valkenburgh,
brother Of the young man in question,
called at this Office yesterday afternoon
and said there was no truth in the state
ment that he or his family feared for a
moment that William had been the vic
tim Of foul play. Asa knew all the time
where William was and what he was
doing. To substantiate this he showed
half dozen letters written by William
from Sacramento, Salt Lake and Denver.
These letters bear dates ranging from
January 9th to February 5th-the former
from Sacramento and the latter from
Denver.
William is associated in business with
Mark w. Samm, a brother Of Harry
j.. Samn, lessee OF the Peoples Theater
of Denver. William Van Valkenburrh
and Mark Samm have been been making
plans for some time 10 go into business
together, and it was for this purpose that
" 44lldIh SeCuI6u gL.loU d lew Gays ago IN
Sacramento by mortgaging his interest
in the estate left by his father, who died a
short time ago. William and his part
ner took an acrobat named Henry Pick
ering with them to Denver, as they
needed him in their business. No woman
went with the trio as stated by the daily
papers.
"The statement that a dive-waitrass
had played Van Nalkenburgh for YER
dant' is all lie made UP by some news
paper reporter who was hard up for
copy, and was too lazy to rustic around
and find legitimate news. William Van
Nalkenburgh is no chump to be gulled
by beer-dive girl. He has lived in
Sacramento off and on for the past six
years, during which time he has seen a
greater portion of the elephant-enough
at least to make it almost impossible and
entirely improbable that he should have
been victimiZed by such a coarse lot of
workers as represented by the papers.
1.-The fact is. Van Valkenburgh has not
been swindled, is not out of money. does
not wish to leave the business he is en-
gagged in, but on the contrary saws he has
good thing and intends to make barrel
Of money out Of it."
The record-union., 1892-02-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
H. Weinstock to Alice Weinstock-Lot
% of Orangevale Colony; love.
Same TO Helen w Weinstock-Traet "A of
above colony; love.
Peter Burns to Annie B. Ford-Lot II
of Mcintyre tract.
c. f. and A., L. Gardner and n. E.
and Martha A. Brown to Felix Nc
Laughlin-Lots 8, 10, IL and II, in block
10 OF Oak Park; grant.
May Il. Mcintyre TO Ann Burns-Lot l6
of Mcintyre tract.
Richard II. Wilmington to Willard c..
Wilmington North half Of lots 3 and s,
and f, Twenty second and Twenty
third streets.
Willard c. and Fannie Z. Wilmington
to Richard W. WithingtOn-South halt
of lots and +, above block.
r. II. Wilmington to the Trustees of
Calvary Baptist Church-Same property
described above. (The same is to be sold
and proceeds to be used in the construc-
ton of new church, and for no other
purposel.
Ellen Sale to William Carpenter-One
hundred and ninety-one acres in section
6, township 9 north, range east.
James Putnam to William Carpenter
Above lands; Sl00.
J. Il. Foster to William Carpenter
Same lands.
C. +. and a. L. Gardner to w. E.
Brown-Undivided half interest in lots
8, 10, IL and Il in block 10 of oak Park.
Mrs. Grace and n. II. Fay to b. r.
Crocker-Three thousand nine hundred
and fifty eight acres in townships 6 and Z
north, ranges and east, being the
Whitcomb ranch; grant
Kate 5. Ingham to Peter P. Sims-Lot
of Kathleen tract; S165.
Gridley G. Lewis to G. c. Crouch-Lot
in block III of Highland Park.
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ROBERT ALIENS MURDERERS.
Harry Gordon Pleads Guilty to Murder
in the Second Degree.
He Saves His Neck by the Operation
The Cases of the Alleged Accom-
plices Continued.

Harry Gordon, one of the murdsrers OF
Robert Allen, caused considerable of a
surprise in Judge Van Fleets court yes
terday by pleading guilty to murder in
the second degree.
1t viii be remembered that before
Aliens death Gordon made complete
confession, and pleaded guilty land was
sentenced to Imprisonment at Folsom)
for robbery. After the death of the rob
bers' victim, however, Gordon realized
the predlcament he was in, and when in
dicted for murder pleaded not guilty.
The young man, with his accomplices,
was to be tried yesterday. He appeared
in court with his attorney, George a.
Blanchard. There were also present
District Attorney Ryan, John 4. Egan
and Il. c. Rust, representing Robert
Mushett; Bruner d Bruner, attorneys
for J. d. Smith, and w. A. Anderson,
attorney for James Furlong.
After a brief consultation among the
attorneys Mr.. Ryan addressed Judge
Van Fleet. After consultation with the
officers, both city and county" he said,
''and taking into consideration the cir
cumstanceS Of this case and the persons
involved, and the fact that Gordon has
from the beginning SHOWN dlSpoSIUOn
to make known the facts Of the case, and
that he has already been charged with
the crime of robbery, to which he pleaded
guilty and has received sentence, and
also that he will continue to act as a wit
ness Of the state, the prosecution has
offered to permit him TO withdraw his
plea OF not guilty to the charge of murder
Fand.to enter plea OF guilty 10 the charge
OF murder in the second degree. His
attorney, understand, has advised him
to consent to such action
+ Mr.. Blanchard said that such was the
case, and the court ordered Gordon To
stand up. The latter confirmed the state
ment that he desired to change his plea.
The plea was accepted, and Gordon was
ordered TO appear Tor sentence on the 18th
inst.
The cases of Smith, Furlong, McCaig
and MUshett, the alleged accomplices,
were continued until the 18th inst.
The record-union., 1892-02-16
Articles of incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
were fled in the Secretary of States office
yesterday:
The Ventura Mercantile and Produce
Company OF San Buenaventura. Capital
stock, 200. Directors = Nicholas
Hearne, Mary Hearne, Thomas Lake, G..
h. Bellab and r. McMenamin.
Tar Springs Asphalt Company of Los
Angeles. Capital stock, 100000 Di.
rectors-Victor Ponet, 0. w. Childs, An
drew Mullen, w. d. Babcock and j. +.
Conroy.
Coal Harbor Coal Mining Company OF
San Francisco. Capital stock, S2,0J0,000.
Directors-A. ). Baldwin, J. r. Howell, g.
K. Lyon, Il. NJ. Long, b. NJ. Hungerdord,
j. II. Miller and Irwin G. Stump.
San Francisco Banking and Mutual
Building and Loan Association. Capital
stock, $2,000,e00. Directors-J. ?. Le-
count X. II. Warfield, w. c. Ralston, II.
y. Bryant and &. L. Is. Royce.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of Woodland. Directors Anna
Hillil1er, Mrs. Julia Adams, Mrs. L. G.
Langenour, Mrs. Retta Steiner, Mrs. r.
II. Newton, Mrs. A. S. Duncan, Mrs. w.
Il. Lowe, Mrs. Belle Langenour, Mrs.
Julia Briggs, Mrs. w. W. Porter and
Mrs. r. A. Armstrong.
The record-union., 1892-02-16
HOSPITAL INSPECTION
San Joaquin Officials Pay Visit
the County Institution.

San Joaquin Officials Pay a Visit to
the County Institution.
Supervisor Otto Grunsky, County Clerk
ROLAND, and Hospital Superintendent
Ward of San Joaquin County were in
the city yesterday. The Supervisors OF
their county have allowed $4,000 for the
erection of new County Hospital and
AImshouse over there, and these officials
came here for the purpose of examining
the Sacramento Hospital.
Yesterday they paid a visit to that in
stitution. where several hours were spent
in inspecting the building. DIR. White
accompanied them and explained all the
features of the place and the system
under which it is conducted. The visitors
expressed themselves as being highly
pleased at all they saw.
The record-union., 1892-02-16
RATHER SINGULAR.

Two Commercial Travellers Who Are
Liable to Set Mixed.
Talk about singular coincidence, just
look here"
Night Clerk Bell of the Golden Eagle
called the reporters attention to two
names on the hotel register.
Now, you see" he continued, "there
is Gus Kahn and Morris Kahn, both
from Philadelphia. These two gentle
men live on the same block and on the
same street in the Quaker City: both are
commercial men, and are selling exactly
the same kind OF goods; the houses they
travel for are on the same street. only a
block apart; they both arrived here on the
same train-and yet these two dromios
are not related TO each other at all. What
do you think of that ?''
The record-union., 1892-02-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
It's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist wEo
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup CO.
.,. SAN FRANCISCO, oAL.
g0ViSH!LLE, Ry. -..4s4-. NEW g0fEs ts.ss
The record-union., 1892-02-16
OOLORED REPUBLICANS
They Form a Central League and Elec
Their Officers.

They Form Central League and Elect
Their Officers.
Last evening a number of colored citi-
zens met at Pioneer Hall and organized a
political club to be known as the CoIored
Central Republican League of 1892.
A membership roll was started, and
los signatures were obtained.
Remarks were made by a number of
the members, and City Attorney Hart, in
response to an invitation, delivered a
spirited address.
There was quite a contest over the
election Of officers, which resulted as fol-
lows: President, C. f. Stratford: Vice
President, J. \. Ray; Secretary, Il. Hat
ton; Assistant Secretary, w. II. Wanders;
Sergeant-at- Arms, John Taylor.
The record-union., 1892-02-16

providing that whateversums the Assess
or (Auditor) might collect should be paid
over to the City Treasurer weekly.
Mr.. White offered an amendment ITO
Section 26) providing that when piece of
property shall revert to the city for delln-
quent taxes, because Of no person bidding
therefor, the owner may redeem it within
three years by paying to the city five
times the sum due on the property on
account of taxes, assessments, ETC., and II
not so redeemed it shall again be offered
for sale by the city. Adopted.
The board then adjourned until We'd
nesdaY evening.
The record-union., 1892-02-16
PYPHIAN SISTERS.
A Delightful Party Given by Them a
Turner Hail Last Night.

q DeIIgHJIuI Iafty Given by Them at
Turner Hall Last Night.
California Temple, No l, Pythian Sis
ters, gave party at Turner Hall last
evening. and it was well attended. Dane
ing was the order of the evening, and a
delightful time was enjoyed by those who
were present. The following committees
managed the affair:
Arrangements-Mr S. A. Bragg, Miss
Kittie Hoffelt, Mrs. NJ. A. Jones.
Reception-AIiss Edith Lowery, Mrs.
NJ. Swilling, Mrs. J. Hornlein, Mrs. A.
Brissel, Mrs. D. NJ. Petit, Mrs L. Brown.
Floor Director-J. J. Fitzgerald
Floor Managers-Dr. C. f. Fowler, NJ
=. Hornlein, Mrs. w. Katzenstein, Miss
Carrie Dayey, Mrs. q. Guthrie, Miss
Marie Gashlin.
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EXECUTIVE PARDON.
John Loosemore Permitted to Breathe
Pure Air Again.

Pure Air Again.
a pardon was granted yesterday by the
Governor to John Loosemore, who was
convicted of grand larceny, in San Luis
Obispo county, in May Of last year, and
sentenced to imprisonment for one year.
The Governor gives the following rea-
SONS:
1T appears to the satisfaction of the
board of Prison Directors, after full in
vestigation Of all the facts, that the pros
ecution Of said Loosenlore was the result
Of conspiracy, and that his conviction
was unjust and notwarranted by the evil
dence. The Judge who tried the case,
the District Attorney who prosecuted
him, as well as prominent citizens of that
county, join in the petition for his par
don. The Board of State Prison Direct
ors unanimously recommend the same"
The record-union., 1892-02-16
Made an Assignment.

w. j. O'Brien, the well-known shoe
merchant and lime dealer. yesterday
made an assignment to Sheriff Stanley
for the benefit Of his creditors. This was
the result OF sudden and pressing de-
mand which, owing TO temporary strin-
gency in money matters, Mr.. O'Brien
was unable TO meet.
The amount Of his liabilities is IS. 500.
while his assets will, it is said, foot up
more than $4,000. Mr.. 0'Brien- saws
that. if not crowded unnecessarily, he
will be able to pay his creditors dollar for
dollar.
The record-union., 1892-02-16

For throat diseases, coughs. colds, etc.
effective ralief is found in the use of
Browns Bronchial Troches. Sold only
IN boxes. 25cts.
The record-union., 1892-02-16

If YOU want anything in the musical
line write to Cooper's, the leading music
store, 6SI ] street Mathushek. Steck
Sohmer and Decker Pianos.
The record-union., 1892-02-16

There is nothing in a ply
sician's life that gives him
more satisfaction than seeing
the prompt effect of SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil in
bringing back plumpness and
color to thin and pale chill
dren.
Poor babyls Everybody
sees the sad picture. No one
but the physician appreciates
it. He knows what dangers
threaten thin children.
Let US send you a book
about thinness.
scoTT & Boweuschsmists, Isss South 9Th Avenue.
.sT I ass., keeps SCOTS Emulsion En- Of oedv.r
The record-union., 1892-02-16
CONSUMPTION CURED,
FOR 40 YEARS. DIR. WM.
HALLS BALSAu
EoR TILE II,nIne

has been a neverfailing family remedy for
GRIPPE SORE THROAT, HOARSR-
NESS, PNEUMONIA, CATARRH, IN
RLUERZA, ACUTE AND CHRONTC
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, PLEURISY, PAIN IN
THE SIDE AND BREAST, SPLITTING
OE BLOOD and al diseases Of tlna