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JEFFERIS BAIL

1t VIII No Doubt Be All Given To-
Day.
The necessary amount of bail for
George B. Jefferis, on the charge of muir
dering Miss o. E. Ayers at Brighton
junction, was secured yesterday. The
following named persons signed the
bond, and the remainder will do so to-
morrow: John SHELTON 81 200, William B.
Mclaughlin $1,000, G. B. Glow $1,000,
Thomas Scott 5000, y. J. Wilson 5000,
James McCaw $1,000, J. J. Nagle $500,
J. II. Dolan $1,000, John Lodge 81 600,
Carl Munger $1,000, Mrs. L. J. Cox IS, 200,
j. II. MiddemesS s., 600,
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a MINORS Heritare.

S. B. Smith, guardian of the person and
estate of. E. f. Hays, minor, has filed
in the Superior Court an appraisement
and inventory of the estate bv Frank
Hickman, NJ. j. Toll and G. o. Hayford,
which places its value at 5000. 1t is de-
scribed as the west twenty-five and one
third feet of lot ), in The block bounded
by j and X, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and personal property amounting
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Drunk and Battered.

A man who gave his name as John
Young was found lying on the sidewalk
on NJ street. between Front and Second.
yesterday in badly battered condition.
W hen aroused by Special officer Greer
he was found to be drunk and very war
like, and had to be handcnlled before he
could be put into the patrol wagon and
taken TO iaii
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Work of Garroters.

On Sunday mornings gang of garroters
seized man named Barbe, an employe
in laundry, dragged him into an alley
and robbed him of 50 and Il silver watch.
One Ofthe bell-boys at the Golden Eagle
Hotel also reports that about l o'clock
that morning he had narrow escape
from footpods at X and Twelfth streets,
while on his way home.
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MUDDTSON APPEALS.

He Thinks Lowe is Too High in His
Estimates.
In the case of Edwin Lowe VS.. H. S.
Muddison, decided by Justice Foster of
Brighton in favor Of the plaintiff the de-
fendant has filed in the Superior Court a
notice of appeal from the decision upon
questions of law and facts.
The suit was for 5l42 So claimed by
Lowe for goods. merchandise and labor
performed and furnished by the plaintiff
to the defendant at the special instance
and request of the latter. Judgment was
rendered for Sg5 l3 and COSTS
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Buggy Robe STOLEN.

DIR. G.. NJ. Dixon reported at the police
station yesterday that lap-robe was
stolen from his buggy about 10 o'clock in
the morning.
He tied his horse at the Capitol and left
the buggy for short time, and when he
returned the robe was gone. The robe
was made OF felt and rubber-lined, one
side being OF variegated colors.
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National Industrial Union.

A local branch of the National In
dustrial Union has been organized, with
the following officers: Captain, A. Dit
mar; Adiutant, NJ. a. Gallagher; Quarter
master, g. II. Jost; Chaplain, William
Tibbits; Sentinel. c. II. Rott.
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That Incendiary Attempt.

A bottle containing coal oil was found
near James Rays house, 1Gl6 Sixth street,
yesterday morning by Mr.. Ray and
Special Officer Bailey. 1t was thrown
into pool Of water by the person or per-
sons who attempted 10 set fire to Rays
house on Sunday night, as related in the
RECoRD-U MON YESTERDAY.
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Give Them q
Trial

Give DR.. PRICES DELICIOUS FLA
v0RING EXTRACTS a trial, and if
they please you, recommend
them to your neighbor; if not,
return them and have your
money refunded. No fears
of your not being satisfied, as
their perfect purity and excel
lent quality are so decided
Nice delicacies are never
spoiled by their use, as they
impart the sweet and natural
fruit favors.
DR.. Prices Vanilla, Lemon
and Orange can not be
equaled.
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Arrestod for Rohbery.

A young man named James Neil swore
to a warrant for the arrest of a Chinaman
at downtown hotel yesterday. Neil
says his room was robbed by the China
man of $40.
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Another Cfttzen Admitted.

r. A. Archibald, native of Ireland,
was yesterday admitted to citizenship by
Judge Catlin, on the evidence of Mrs.
r. y. Archibald and Miss B. Tisdale.
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Notnries PnbliC.

The following were commissioned No
taries Public by the Governor yesterday :
e. B. Thorne, Berkeley, Alameda
County; D. l.. Murdoch, South San
Diego, San Diego County John II. Web
ster, Stockton, San Joaquin County.
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state IIarbor Commissioner.

Daniel T. Cole was yesterday commits
stoned by the Governor State Harbor
Commissioner for four years, vice c. o.
term expired.
The appointment OF Mr.. Cole was con-
firmed by the Senate February s, 1895.
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a House BurgIarized.

A house on Twelfth street, between E
and +, was entered by thieves on SUNDAY
evening while the family were at church.
and bead chain, breastpin and $40 in
silver were stolen.
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Free illustrated Talks

To mothers and daughters, "Woman and
Her Diseases" by Mary Stuart Glass
ford, under the auspices of the Viavi
Company, at PythianS Castle, corner
Ninth and 1 streets, Sacramento, Tues
day, March l4th, at P. NJ.
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MARRIED.

LEWIS Is-SKELLINGER-I this city, March
18th, by Rev. j. b. Koehne, David Il. Lewis
OF Newcastle, Cal, to Emily II. Skelhnger of
Clipper Cap
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Otto Hanson,

New tailoring establishment, 5I9 ] street.
north side, opposite old quarters, will
open with entire new stock of the most
fashionable kind. Prices moderate.
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BORN.
DIED.

this city, March 4th, to the wife
of j. B. Mccoy, a son.
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NuSrrtultRrs.
|. FRANK CLARK.
". ]. KAVANAUGH. Undertaken,

No. 513 J ST.. bet. Fifth and sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT+
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Cofius and Shrouds furnished.
Colin orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. EN-.
balmtng specially. OfiicG open day and
night. Telephone No. 3O5.
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ezlsaneeo paltg fos far.tststnets, s,sain $ o.
= -COMPRIsING-
Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets.

There such variety of goods under the above head
ing and of many grades and coors that We cannot de-
scribe them separately We have divided them into two
general lots follows:
LOT 1-Will consist Of Velvets and Silks,
such as BrOcade Velvets, Wash Surahs, Uncut
Velvets, short lengths Of Plain Velvet and
Plush Trimming Silks, variety Of COIored Sat-
ms and Surahs. Also, some Figured India
Slks, all at the following prices per yard: 25c,
32c sac and 74c per yard.
LOT 2-Will consist Of AIl-wool Suitings
and Mixed Suitings in plaids and stripes and
plain cOIOrs including some excellent goods for
spring wear Prices, 25c, 35c and soc per yard.
- We have quite an assortment Of Mems
Percale Shirts in navy blue with white spots,
and IN white with colored spots, at Csc. These
are from special sale and much below value.
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SUNDAY excepted. 2Monday excepted.
A.>-For morning. P.-For afternoon.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager,
I. II. GOODMAN. General Passenger AgcnG
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THE y. NJ. c. A. gymnastic exhibition
on Wednesday night at the Armory will
consist OF pole drill, wand drill, dumb
bell drill, club swinging, parallel bars
and vaulting-horse exercises, pyramid
building, etc., and will close with a
matched game of basketball given for
the first time in public in Sacramento.
The exercises will be by both juniors and
seniors, and will be very interesting. Ad-
mission, % cents.
CHOICEST assortment of Pansies and
Daisies on the Pacific Coast; also, all
kinds of vegetable plants, now on sale at
w. X. Strong Company's, Front and
streets
WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

JIIRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE
L spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCkMANN & CARA.
CHER, ProprietOrs. No 1O19 Second street,
between j and X. SacramentO.
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a2ntlrnon Cline Cable.

LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(torl IFrorn)
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WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO So PER-
ID day. Meals, % cents.
, 1893-06-09

Gentle: Mobiler @etBfraut 1926
@2.50; 2outiioner 3.2503.50; rotbe ober
gelbe3miebeln 81. 5O01.7 rs berSaf Wo6rz
ruben 65975c. 6as &iitben; iunge tpeiBe
&i6en 90c(9$1.00 Der 8ulbel, @urfen
5O(975c. OaS 0ubenb, SeQerte -(050c.
oas 9B6,, iun9e 3piebeln 2O(025c. bas
Oubenb 8iinb6en, Salat 75@85c.,
oaS &iit5en, 8ieplant 90c. OSLO per so
8fo., Gabiesden 20030c. bas 0b6. s.,
Spinat 5O@75c 6aS SAB, inngc rotbe9fiiben
60@70c., 8eteritlte 18020c., &re1ie 2O(0
25c., Grbien Gunge) 90c(0$1. 90 ber8ui6el,
8obnen (%griine) 80o(0$1.00 3d., Spargel
60070c. baS 9uoen6 8ano6en !;
Na9sbobnen $1,5O01.75 per 20 Quart.
8lumenfobI $1.00@1.50 bas &iitdben,
Stetriiben 4O@50c. Der 8ui3eG; Somaten
$500 Der vGrate"; Speet 9DtatoS aus
Sutnots $2.0002.50 OaS SAB.
W%DtSfeD: Slip.
&obIen: SIM &letnen, grOBere vGgg"
$3.50 bic Sonne, fleinere unb ugtut" ober
v&an9e" 1913.
6eu: SEQ. 1 EimotbD auf Ser 8abn
$11.75@$12.5O, ltpIanO Brairie $1,000
$3.50.
, 1893-06-09
Die GPetluns ser Groe.

Gttpa 1874 WfiQtonen qkm. co. MiQtoz
men engl. QuaDratmeilen5 Qan6 umfaBt bic
9anSe @roe. Son oieien fallen etipas iiber
4 Wiutonen ouf berrenloie - neil unbe7
m%o6nbare - @ebiete (gtorbz urb Siibz
polarldnoer 1c,), ettpas iiber - OfilIionen
auf polttiicb unbeittmmte 0anoftricbe, Sic
meiit in Qtfrtfa 81 ftnben itnb, Ser v0feit",
runb III Miuionen qkm., lit unter Is
Staten" ausgetbeilt, nobel mir unter
rStaat" Sic gauge polittibe Mabtipbdre,
aIio Sauptlanb eini9lieBIi6 &olonten,
Sbub9ebieten &C., beriteben. Dem 8lGd6en>
gebolt nocb itebt an Ser Sptbe ser Staoten
baS britii9e &eib nit %, Is Miutonen
qkm.; i6m folgen bas ruiitibe NIT 22,3
Mfiaionen, boS bineiti6e nit Ill, Die
Ser, Staten nit 9,2 unb 8raltlien NIT
8,36 WttItonen. @rit in tpeiter Gntfer=
hung fommen Srdnfrei6 1854, Sirfei
(3), Qrgentinien (2,78) unb bas 0euti6e
&eih (2,6). 9en S6LuB mabt Wtonafo
nit 22 qkm., 6a8 lit aLio etpa Ser miQionte
Gbeil bes ruiiti6en Gei6S.
GttpnS anberS grupptren ii6 Sic Staoten,
tpenn mir iie nacb Der 8eoOlferungs5abl
or0nen. Son BET @eiammtbepoLterung
Der @rbe in BET 60be bon iiber 1870 W1tlz
lionen Seelen fallen 3unacbit etpa 10 Otil>
liOnen auf bic pOlitii9 unbeitmmten Sc
biete, allies iibri9e lift ftaatlt6 untcrgebrocbt.
Gin @~inipObner5abl maben itcb ber3eit 6as
6lneitihe unb baS brttiibe Nei3 ben 8or1
rang itreitrg. Senes 3Gblt runb 361, 6te1es
$50 Wtuionen Weni6en. q. Oppel, Ser
bteie 6rage i'm vQuslan6" 0893, go. 81
beiprtcbt, metnt aber, baB eritens einmaL in
ben Nn9abcn tber Bic 8ep0lferung 6eS
Gei6eS Der Wlitte neuerbtngS cine Ien6enS
8nm 6erabgeben gu b~eobacbten iet, un6 oaB,
ielbit iene 3ablen ais rtcBttg porausgeiebt,
baS britiibe 9teicb Dermo9e Der itdrteren
natlrli6en 8erme6run8 ieiner 8etpobncr
bas cbtneiti6e balb etnbolen per6e, 10 6aB
aIio INN baS Sa6r 1900 gibbons Sccpter
ltber bic metiten 80pfe u1l6 iiber bte mletiten
Quaordtftlometer g~ebieten piroe.
Sin GROCER Sprung fi1brt bon ben $50
Wtiutonen @rOBbrtianniens gu ben 113
WfiItonen &uBlan6S. QlbermalS in peitcm
9lbitanO folgcn Sranfrei6 nit 1875, bic
8eretntgten Staaten nit SO, bas 0eutic6e
0tetcb nit So, Selterreicb 7"ltngorn nit AZ
un6 Sopan nit 40.7 Wtuionen Seelen.
Sn 6ieier 9tetbenfolge lte6t alio 0eutlcb7
Lamb an ie3iter Steue, tpGbrenb eS nadb
bem 6ld6enrdum crit bic nel1nte einnabm.
Den 8el6luB ma6t Sic l3pergrepublif
Qlnborrd, Die etpas ii6er 5000 8urger un6
8iirgertnnen unter tbren Ttttigen oerlamz
melt.
, 1893-06-09
Die Gemalt Ser StIrme.

Sci ~9etpaIti9en Nusbritcben bon 8uLfanen
ftnoen gemObnltcb @epttter p6er Stirme
1tatt; tpGbrenO nun bur3 ben inneren
StoB Q19e unb S6Iafen Dunberte BON
Wetern bocb ge1bleubert tperben, treibt Die
@epalt Des Sturmes (OrfanS) itc tduienbe
BON Wteilen tpeit fort. 0ies lit feltftebenbe
3batldcbe, pG6renb man Dor Sabrbunberz
ten ih9 lol6e 9lbenre9en ntbt erflGren
fonnte. Quf dbnlicbe @ettereinfliIie
(Q8inbs, 8alier@, Sonb6olen unb Sturm>
bepegun9en in bDberen 2uftregipnen) itnb
oub folgenOe Grl9etnungen 3uriifSu7
fiiDren. 9lm 25. Sebruar 1859 famen
tpd9renb zines itirutiicben &egens in
Wountain Nib (@(amorgonibire, einenn
tpiloen @ebtrgSlanbe in Der englil6en
Broptn5 8aleS) Wtaiien BON 8ilbern ober
Btlbltn9en, au6 Str0mltnge genannt,
etne Qrt tIeiner 6ertnge, aus Ser 9uft
berunter. Wtan that etntge babon in fritz
ldbeS @aiier uno ite lebten, tpG9renb lie in
Sal3paiier itarben. Sic fonnten nur
ourcb einen 0irbelpinb, Ser cine @alz
ierbple btl6cte, aus cinem Strome ge>
rtiien unb bur6 Bic Suit fortge>
tragen porbcn lein. = SIN Saltns, i'm
OA\USSotlSCy lultElL ull AZ. Oeullul 1CO1
tpGbreno zines Sturn1eS nit einem bi6ten
S6neel6auer oiele Sauienbe bon Gaupen
CUR @rbe, Die ibrer Natltr na6 BON ben Sns
leln Wa0eira, ben &anarien, Qt3oren, bonn
Sap Serb Itanmte, alip bunberte bon
geograpbtl6en Nfetlen tpett burb bic 2uft
getragen poroen tparen. - @benlo ftelen
am 8. Nuguit 1892 BEL 8aberbprn i'm
&egeniturme Molien bon fIeinen S3al=
tbiercn (S6nedsn) pie Elm 9agelibauer
praiielnb aus Der 0uft berab. 8orber bate
man bieie S9neden ais cine geIbe @oIfe
bo9 IN Sen Bitten Granddaughter ieben,
Sn 6ieiem Sale banbelte es ii6 Inn cine
nO3 bel itGrfere &raft bes @ir6elpinbes,
Der Elm gauges 8luBz ober Sei9ufer erfaBt
unb empor9etragen baben muBte, ga Sic
S5aItbiere btbt ant S9lammboOen, ia
sum She'll balb in bemiclben ST. baften
pflegen. Sn mebr finiteren 3ejten ais Bet
~unieren bemd6ttgte Tttb germ ser Nberz
CLAUDE iol6er ndtitrlicber Gri6etnungen,
UNI ite 3u ettpaS decentralization, liner
flGrlibem 5u itempeIn.
, 1893-06-09
abeenblatt Der autetota 8taata- aeHaatp, greftae, 8. amn4 1898.

nib iiber ibre 6erfunft su lafien. sic mar
nocb Su iebr &tnb unb eS tbat tbnen letb,
tie aus Der glidliben lttbefangenbeit 3u
retBen, nit Der ite it6 pouitdnot9 ais &in0
beS 5auieS fIblte. Ob man ipGter bte
9ecbte ihrer @eburt nadJiucbte, moIte man
ibr i6erIaiien, tpenn ibr 8eritanb iotpett
gereift mar, I'M lelbit etne @nti6ei6ung gu
t%reffcn.
Scr Softer bleibt unangeriibrt ite6en,
bis Gabrielle ielbt i'm 0ffnet. GS lit Elm
betlt9es SermdbtniB ibrer Mutter unb fol-
tbr treu aufbena6rt mer0en."
(EDrtIesuna foIQt0
, 1893-06-09
2IQrRf6ertBf
6 btc0gO, 9. Stunt.

SDtc1 80 y. Stunt.
Tolgen6e gret1e pur6en BEL grDBcren
Partteen ~erstelt:
Butter, bette vSeparotor" >Q8aare 10
@193c, quite 18(9183c, mittelmGBige 1900
II. 9airp, @oolep's bette 17@19c, mittel=
quite unb CUTE 152@16c, frii3er 8ading
Stod 13@14c quite u10 bette vGou" 13
@14c.
8utterin, Bette Creamery 17c, recbt
i60ne 153c, 9atrD 1870 uno 1876 fir hte
bette; in v&ous" Ober tletnen @ebinOen &c
mebr.
&aie, bette rTuu Cream g6sbOars"
1O@1O3c, u6lat Shapes" 9@93c,
goung Nmerica 9301Oc, vSftmmeO" 8
@9c, nacb9ema3ter S6met3er 16(0163c,
v8rid" 113@12c, Qtmburger 123@13c.
@ter, gang friibe 133@14c bas 9uBb.
Obf, geD0rrte9: Nepfel, tinItlib gez
trodnete 73@10c. bas BfO., an Der Come
geOOrrte n0rbIidbe 5@63 8firitbe 5@6c,
8rombeeren 6@7, 6imbeeren 23@243 D.;
Galtfornii6es: @pritolen 14016, ni0t
9ei96lte 8fiii9e SOIL, seicbGlte 300
"a; 8flaumen 9(013; 9toitnen: Qonbon
2aDers 1.65(@2.00 oas &i1tdben, Wtusta7
teller 1.25@1.35, lole 406.
Obf, frilbes: 2Iepfcl 1,OO@1.75 unp
2.50(03.50 ie nab Der Site, 8ananen
1.00(02.O0 90, GitrOnen 3.O0(@4,50, @aIt@
fOrntiobe Napels 3.00(0, 400; @rbbeeren
$1,000 in "a Yints. &tri9en 1925
@3. 90 bas &titben 3u "a Quarts; Sta7
9elbeeren 81. 00@2.25 per "a OTIS, mild
getpacbiene gr0Bere $2.50@3,00.
&artoffeln: WtSconiiner @,
8urbants 75(078, 9ebrDn 65070, Stole
65@-c., BearLeB 70@-c. auf Ser 8abn,
neue aus Stem Orleans $1.25 Ser 8ui6el.
g efGitgel, ~Iebenbi9e:. Gurfep 8
Co.; 6iibner: Sennen 103@11c, Sdbne
6(07c; @nten 100; @Gnle, lebenOtgc
nit ben 9an3en Sebert, S .00@5,00 per
0ubeno. Spring @Didens" 2.OO@5,OO
0as 9Bb.
, 1893-06-09
Der hohihe Mnnn.

Ser t, peiB, mas ii9 bem ib0nen Sc
i6lecbt gegeniiber gebibrt unb ldBt feiue
@elegenbeit poriiber, feline @alanterie gu
3et9en. &ir3Iicb iaB ct ais ein3iser Sabr>
gait in einem 8ferbeba6nipagen. 2ls oie>
ier bann einmaG belt unO cine Dame auf
Der glattfOrm iibtbar murbe, iprang er TO-
fort auf, lief 3ur Gbir unb iagte in Derz
btnbli6item GOne: u@eitatten Sic, gndz
bige Srau, OaB i9 Sbnen meinen PlaB
anbtete 2"
, 1893-06-09
9I11f Ser 8Srfe

lit @ei8en feit unb brtngt i'm SuLitermin
66g@664c, September 7OB@704c.
@orn left; Sult 39@394, September
40B@41c.
9ofer feit; SuGt 288@284c, @eptember
255@28c.
S9meinefetib fcft; september $1,000
@$21.OO.
@4mols $40. 55@$1O,65 @ippen $9,573
@$9,7O.
, 1893-06-09
Der Qhleomdtifhe.

Sn 6ie @o6nung zines Mannes mar
pGbrenO ietner Qtbweienbeit eingebroben
porOen. Sci ietner 6eimfebr ~begegnete ct
Sen 0ieben, bic mebrere Wfatraben unb
8ettitide trugen. ST 6rebte iicb einfa9
um unb fol9te ibnen na9. QGS bic ltebelz
tbGter bemerften, baB er i6nen auf BEN Ser
fen blieb, fragten iie, mas er eigentlicb
tpoQe. vO", amtportete er 9%ela1ien, vib
ipoate nur 3uieben, pObin ib aus3ie6e."
, 1893-06-09
Otehmdrft.

ltnionS tofgarbs g. Stunt.
&tnbpteb. - Pretie feit; 3ufubr
1000 Stiid.
S9petne. - Stau unb UNI Zoe
gefaaen. 3ufubr $4,000. S3pere 6.60@
6.95, i6pere un6 letcbte ober mtttel7
i6pere 6.50@6.85, Ieibte 6.5O(06. go.
S6afe. 5000. Bretie felt.
, 1893-06-09
IN Ser Operu=Drobe.

&ope1meiiter: vTieier, ttefer, 6crr
!" : galfif: geoaure, nit Ser
Snieteble farm ib nibt iinsen.
, 1893-06-09
6e6anfenfpdhn.

Won6er lebt auf 10 eroBem TuB, baB es
ibm lcbmer tptrb, feline Stiefel 81 be5ablen.
, 1893-06-09
Steaengeiude.


Mefu6t: Sine ouitdnbi9e dltere, tiftiae oeuti6e
" GSrau Diini6t 9laB 5nr StiiBe Der 9ausfrau poer
alien @bepaares in gutter 6amiIie. &or.: N. SO Staatss
oettung,
N5efu9t: Bidder, Der felbftftdnotq on grob un6
Cafes orbetten fam, iudt SteIe. Srlefe inter L..
90 S~toats5t9.
Mein6t: Sin hunger beutider photograph fudt
~ StelunQ ols @optrer unb Sperateur. @ore1ie:
Sultus 8oel3te, 322 g. 9aliteo Ctr. 8lnt3t
* e Il d. t: Sin 5uDerl01tger nii6teruer Ntann miinIdt
elne STEELE ais 9t01tlpddter; fam Siberbelt itelen.
7tn3t AoreIie: r az Staot55eitun9.
Me II d +: Sin iuuger Ntouu Iuft Steaun9 oIs 9ieuer
" in etnem Yrtootbous. aor.: Il. 30 S~toats3tg.
Gteinbt: Sun9e 6rou iudt Stele ais Orber=RD91H
ooer os 3pette &D6in in Sotel. 9tad5ufra9en:
s. &noff, 5235 Dearborn Ctr.
, 1893-06-09
j3n bermietben: Stores, @uhnnnaen ,r,


On oermietben 8eitourant IN einem erifer Slo1Ie
~ StersSaloon. 276 Oit W0biiOu Ctr. 7in3t
II permtetDen: 6iibIhe SIat"=geobnln mt
~ alem SDmfort. SIS ben WtoHat, clifton 9lne. in Der
9tdbe BON geInoHt Ape. 9t6bereS WlittoQs 3luliden Il
unb l I'M 3tmner 9to. S5 Staots5 eituu9s=5eb6ube
10miboiu
, 1893-06-09
8artner.

9Sortner perlar9t fir eiu tleines Duff SSuitrument.
- Potent ong.meloet. @rforberli6 $1,000. artuer.
Mlilpautee 9tpe. $50,
, 1893-06-09
Weid1fts= 0elenenheiten.

WelGafts=W elegenbeiten.
On ptrfnnfen: Gin 9utes Slof6eubieraeI96ft bill,
~ Zig. 9ta65ufra9eu: 26 Star ooer 8 gtprtb aoe.
I'm saloon. 9juu2t
On pertaufeu: @riter 8IaIie gdderei. GetaiI.
~ &routbeitSbolber. @brefie e. 80 Staatsseitung.
9luu2t
uO%ertaufeu; Solopl1 9ntes @eI6aft. @ieen.
~ tbiimer lit trant unb Iie9t int 6olpttaL. 9tprtb
fpeItern 8refpin9 60, 3 9lDbourn Ape. 7In3t
On p~erfoufen: @egen @breiIe, 9orberibop uub
- uteniilieu, 8ente $50. 1853 @tate ctr. 7in6t
On pertaufeu: 9inig, lpeoen &rautbettsbaIber
~ ein 9ut9ebeuoer Saloon, uebn1e audD Soften in
&oui9. 985 " ROdpea Ctr, nabe 9umbOlot 9art.
6ini6t
On p~erfaufen: @utSablenber Galoou nit 1e6s
~ mDblirten 3inmern, bini9 me0en AbrelIe nab
Seuti9IanO. Sto95ufra9en in Der Staots5eitun9.
6ju6t
, 1893-06-09
GemfuEtn4t.
9npn Rnlf.
Nopene BON 6. g ntrmer.
(6ortIebunQ.)

u8ebiit Did @ott", bate 9tolf 9eIo9t,
nnb legte bic 9anb auf ibr 8ierlicbeS Sept
chen, olS er etnn1aI tpteber auf LANCE bon
; Sen SetAtgen icbieo, r8ebiit Old @ott",
6acbte er oft, tpenn er iib nit Der 3ufunft
oes &tnbes bei3aftigte.
, 1893-06-09
Gerlangt: Skinner unS 9na6en.

Sc rIaugt Sin gutter 9rOtern =@lerf, Iebig, nit
y Geferen5en, fann iDfOrt eutreter. @breiie f.. ~
Staats3eitung. 9iuu2t
, 1893-06-09

92erIanQt: 9euti9es Wtdb6en iii r aa9emleine6ous.
- orbeit, bas engIii9 ipribt. S62 gtfea Str, lite
, 1893-06-09

NerIau9t: Gin gutes Ndb9eu in elmer fIeiueu
~ Samilie. GtuB fD6en t6nnen.
$50 8ifeI Ctr, 2. 9lut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18
CUSHIONS LARGE AND SMALL.
Those May he Luxurious without being
Expsnsivs-How TO Make Them.

These May BE Luxur1ous without Being
Expensivs-How to Make Them.
We have become almost asv luxurious
as the oricntals IN our desire for cushions
Of various sizes and of downy softness.
Every divan and couch becomes bed Of
ease with Its multiplicity Of pillows. The
seats and lacks Of chairs must have
cushions tied on. Little crescent shaped
or cylindrical cushions are provided to
poke into every angle and curve Of ones
neck and shoulders. We have floor
cushions and foot cushions and travel
ing cushions, and the obvious deduction
is that the rising generation will have
lost the art possessed by our excellent
grandmothers Of sitting up as straight
and as unbendiug as q poker. A writer
who admits to a weakness for cushions
gives the following hints about making
them in The Modern Priscilla:
The sofa pillow, whether square, round
or rectangular, is generally stuffed with
down, but at the suggestion Of q friend,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-18

ANTHONY-At South seekonk, Oct 10. ERNEST
r. ANTBuNY. in the 2lst year his egg.
BARTUN-In this city. Oct. L. WILLIAM TuILY
BARTON. In the ath yer OF his agr.
CUIvER-At North Centrtvlle. Oct. H. Mrs
JrLiA A.. vile Il the late David Gu yer Ia her
ga ar.
CONAUEHTON-In this city. oct. 49, TIMo ny
OONAUGHfON, az 80 ears.
COTTL In IN city. oct. 10. HARRTET. wife
OF tdwin Is. Got Q. ia the b6th year o, her g..
GIuI " At warw ck Neck near Ro ky Point.
1HE DJRE GOCLEY. ION r tn ~ 40 a. "a
the lat David Gsul y, Ia the sd year OF his
tge.
Hal Tin this city, Oct II. cArL sA HABr
tee tn erof h age. Memo~r OF slocum
lost. No. " q. A. X
H'IL-In III Cit. oct. IA, BETTY HALL aged
81 years and mo tns.
III cG-In this cry. oct ~. LUCINDA hoiG. wife
4 the lHt Alex nler u gg.
McCARNEy-I this CITY. Oct T. CHARLrs
NCCAhhEY
Nc.aRy,II,E-Iath this city, oct. Io.J'AvNA,
wife ~ Michael McCarv.lle, In the Goth year Of
her agt.
-rrrut I.sON In tAie-eitE, Oct Il -MI IL N
THoMAs NICHOLSON. Ia the 9th year OF his
age
PTNKALi In this city, Mrs. ELLEN PEAKALf-
az 4 o. years
RII,ty-In mi city, Oct. ~. HANNAH, wife Of
John r lev, n the 5oth year OF her sge.
sUIJIyAN-At Johnston. OCT ~, suddenly,
DkNIEL srLIIv ~, aged % years.
Notice ~ funeral later.
xv.IsU-In this city Oct. ". PATRICK WALSH.
aged ~ gears and months
wATsON-In thi. city. Oct l6. ADoSIRAM J.
wArsoS. In the 75th gear Of his Ass.