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party depends much upon what position
the applicant is after. If it is the position
of chairman, aXman or cook he must be
healthy, have the use of his limbs, must
be active and willing to do what he is told
to do. Chainmen and axmen are paid $50
a month each.
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SNAP SHoTs-L. NJ. jacksonville, Cal.
Amateur photographers who use ONLY SKI
inch plates are permitted to take pictures
AZ sunset City. but hose using larger
plates must obtain a permit to take sneh'
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been so arranged as TO give the dinner the
appearance of indOrsing the nulifers. At
the conclusion of the regular toasts An
drew Jackson. then President of the
United States, RESPONDED to call for
sentiment with "Our Federal Union. il
must be preserved"
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A CIoseted Burglar.

& MarkeI-street saioon-keeper found
Edward HIM lurking in closet in his
place of business at o'clock yesterday
morning. HIM could not explain his
presence there, nor the presence of a
jimmy which the saloon-keeper found at
the intruder's feet. He accordingly had
Him. arrested and booked for burglary at
the old City Prison.
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At 33Hs Cents.

LADIES PLAIN AND RlCHELIEU
RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE,
high spliced heels and toes, Hermsdorf
fast blacks, regular value SIS so per
dozen, Will be offered at $685. per pair.
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At SO Cents,

LADIES LISLE-THREAD HOSE, Rich
ellen and Rembrandt ribbed patterns.
black. modes and rnsset shades, regular
value 75c, will be offered at SOC per pair.
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At IS Cents.

LADIES EXTRA HEAVY BLACK
COTTON HOSE. high splieed heels
and toes. Hermsdorf fast black, regu-
lar value 40c, will be offered at 25c per
pair.
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At SIPS.

MEMS UNDYED SANITARY LAMBS
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, warranted thoroughly
shrunk, good value for 50, will be
closed out at 81 % each.
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At 25 Cents.

MEMS EXTRA FINE CASHMERE
WOOL SOCKS, 10 modes and tan
shades, with spliced heels aud toes.
regular value 81 30 a dozen, will be
closed out at 25c pair.
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At Is Gents.

MEMS FULL-FlNISHED UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS,
finished with doubie-spliced heels and
toes, extra good value for 25c, will be
closed out at 15c pair.
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SAY. girls, you want TO fool that best fellow
Just ask him to give you his package of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you TO be excused for
al moment between acts. Sect
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GAME LAw-H. ]. NJ. Pleasanton. Cal.
The law of the State regulates the time
whaa ducks may be killed. The first
clause of section GIG of the Penal Code
reads as follows:
Every person who, in the State OF California,
between The first day of March and The first day
, OF September in each year, shall hunt, pursue.
take, XIII or destroy, or have In his possession,
dead or alive. except for purposes OF propaga-
ton, any quail. bob white, partridge or grouse,
or any kind of Wild duck, snipe or rail- shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor.
The only purpose for which person
may have wild ducks during the close sea-
son is stated in the above section. % The
Chief Deputy Commissioner, whose duty
it is to protect fish and game. is paid a
ants. if any. are paid SIS and 500 each per
month.
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CABLE RAILwAY-M. H., City. Work
on the first cable railway in San Francisco
was started in June. 1873, and the first car
was run over the line at 4 O'Clock on the
1st OF August of that year.
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At SO Gents.

LADIES IMPORTED CASH MERE
WOOL HOSE, natural color. spliced
heels and toes, regular price Toe, will
be offered al SOC per pair.
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At so Cents

BOYS PERCALE MADRAS AND
STANDARD CALICO WAISTS
AND BLOUSES, in new neat design,
also Fauntleroy blouses, in white and
figured lawns. handsomely trimmed.
good value for 75c. will be closed out
at SOC each.
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At 22As Gents

CHILDREN'S EX IRA FINE QUALITY
BLACK FRENCH COTTON HOSE.
double heels and toes, Hermsdorf
black. size5 y to 9 inches, regular price
4Oc. SOC and 60c pair, will be offered
at 3 pair for 81.
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Cairo, Egvpt, on the 18th of last February
TO which place he had gone for the benefit
of his health
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EXTENDING TERMs-C. w. w, Santa
Cruz. There is no law in this State that
provides tnat after the election next
November the terms of all county officers
shall be four years instead of twp.
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At IS Cents.

BOYS EXTRA HEAVY BLACK BICY-
Gle HOSE, wide and narrow rib,
warranted fast black, size to 9b Inch
es, regular value doc. will he offered at
25c per pair.
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LADIES And CHILDREN'O
HOSIERY!
At 25 Cents.

MISSES BLACK COTTON HOSE. fine
ribbed double knees, high spIiced heels
and toes. onyx and fast blacks, regular
value 81 20 per dozen, will be offered at
25c pair.
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SILK DEPARTMENT !!


SILK guaranteed all silk good 81 will be
20 pieces BLACK MORE SILK will
l.Oo
30 BLACK SATIN RHADAMEs
Egoodva wlbe
a ayard 49,
AT $500 Apiece
80
ALT
will be placed
tents
COLORED
9 Of at 5c 1900
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At S1.5O.

GENUINE FRENCH COUTIL COR
SETS (drab) well boned and good
side steels, embroidered in colOred
silk. regular So 80. will be offered
at 81 30.
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Underwear! !!
At SO Cents.

At SO Cents.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED Isle
THEAD VESTS, high neck, long
and high neck. short sleeves, with
ankle-length drawers to match,
regular value 75c, will be offered at
SOC each.
At rs Cents.
LADIES SWISS RIBBED FRENCH
Isle THREAD VESTS, silk
braided neck and arms. in cream,
pink, sky and black cOlors. regular
value 81, will be offered at 75c each.
AT SI.OO.
LADIES JERSEY RIBBED ALL
WOOL VESTS, high neck, long
sleeves, snkle-length drawers 10
match, in pink, white, natural, scar
let and black colors. regular price
81 30, will be offered at 81 each.
at SI.OO.
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED EGYP-
TIAN COTTON COMBINATION
SUITS, high neck, long sleeves,
regular price 81 80. will be offered
at 81 each.
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Look to FOUR interest. You can buy Salvation
Oil. the great pain cure. for 20 cents.
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VALUE OF GoLD-R. W. S., Newcastle,
CAL. Gold is valued according to fineness.
ln 1872 the value of gold per ounce. 1000
fine. was $40 67l.83; 900 fine, SIS GOA. 60.
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The CURTIS TRIAL-G. s.. City. Upon
his first trial. Nj. b. Curtis, charged with
the murder of Policeman Grant. was de-
Tended by George A. Knight and w. w.
Foote. TIE same attorneys. together with
j. \. Il. Wilson. appeared for him upon
his second trial. and upon the third trial
he was represented by j. n. E. Wilson
and w w FOole.
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At IS Cents.

At IS Cents.
MEMS. BOYS AND LADIES SILK
WINDSOR SCARFS. in Indias,
surahs. ETC.. with plain or hemstitched
ends. good value for SOC. will be closed
out al 25c each.
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LADIES CORSETS!
At 80 Cents.

At 80 Cents.
GENUINE FRENCH WOVEN COR
SETS (white). 730 bone, embroid-
cred in silk, regular price 81. will
be offered at 90c.
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VoN BULow-E. NJ. T.. Fresno, CAL
Hans Won Bulow, the German pianist and
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SHIPS AT CHICAGo-G. F. H., City.
There are no wharves at Chicago, conse-
quently no slips. The vessels are locked
the way the river runs.
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PAINTERS SwING-M. E., City. The
center of gravity is the principle upon
which painters swings are constructed
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PRoNnssoRY NoTE-J. r. and J. S..
City. A promissory note in California
runs four years after maturity. 1t must
be renewed within the four years or il
will be barred,
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SURVEYING PARTY. H, Oakland,
Cal. To obtain position in surveying
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Mems Furnishings
At 25 Cents.

At IS Cents.
MEMS SILK NECKWEAR, In graduated
or flowing END Iour-in-hands and new
shape tecks. satin lined. extra good
value for soc. will be closed out at 25c
each.
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At 25 Gents.

BOYS CALICO AND TENNIS FLAN-
MEL WAISTS, finished with two
plats in back and front, also in fast
color indigos. regular price SOC, will
be clos ed out at 25c each.
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At SI.OO.

BACK SATEEN CORSETS, long waist
and high bust, perfect fit guaran-
teed, will be offered at 81.
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A CHILD'S CITIZENsHIP-C. E. B., Gem,
Idaho. If citizen of the United States
moves into foreign country and the pa
rents take up a permanent residence in
that country, child born there to the pa
rents is citizen of the place where born.
Ii the child OF such parents is born while
they are only sojourning there temporarily
the child is a citizen of the United States.
The CURTIS TRIAL-G. S., City. Upon
his first trial. NJ. b. Curtis, charged with
the murder of Policeman Grant, was de-
Tended by George A. Knight and w. w.
Foote. The same attorneys, together with
j. \. Il. Wilson, appeared for him upon
his second trial, and upon the third trial
he was represented by j. n. E. Wilson
and w. w. Foote.
A Boys CITIZENsHIP-T. Fl. p. CITY.
A boy born in the United States, of Eng
lish parents. taken TO Australia when 3
years of age and who returns to the
United States at the age of 90, is a native
of the United States and a citizen thereof.
It does not matter that his father never
took any steps TO become citizen of the
United States.
THE STATE CAPITAL-C. S. S., CITY.
EIUm HlSbOl1 VI VIC ocht VI Tie state
government prepared BY w. c. Hendricks
when he was Secretary of State the fol-
lowing data are taken: The capital of Cali
fornia was at Monterey 1S49 San Jose
1S49-51, Vallejo 1929 Sacramento 1852
81, Benicia 1S53-54, Sacramento 1856 to date.
CADET VACANCIEs-E. NJ, Alameda.
Cal. Those who wish TO apply to eli
cadet vacancies on revenue cutters must
be between IS and % years of age. The
successful candidates will have TO spend
two years on a schoolship. after which
they will be graded as third lieutenants
and receive monthly pay of 500 each.
PopULATIoN-C. r., City. According
to the State enumeration of New York
dS92) the population of New York was
in that year 1901. 739. Rochester IA S54.
Syracuse 81. 944 According to the United
States census of 1890 the figures were:
New York 1,515.301, Rochester 1889
Syracuse So. 143
MAN. WANTS LITTLE.-Goldsmith in
"The Hermit" verse 8. uses:
Man wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long.
Dr. Young in Might Thoughts"-IV
used the words: "Man wants but little.
nor that little long"
AERIAL NAvIGATIoN-B. II. p, Angel
Island, Cal. great many people are
still at work trying to solve the problem
of aerial navigation. Some are of the
opinion that they have solved it, but thew
have not yet given practical demonstra-
ton that they have.
A WIRES SIGNATURE-M. H., City. and
G. A. D., Harris Station. Cal. Prior to
the passage of a law by the Legislature
last in session in this State a husband had
the right to dispose of real estate without
the signature of his wife being attached to
the deed.
Nor IN IT-R. II. ". City. The Geary-
street line of cars is not in what is known
as the nsoidation of street railway COM
panies; neither IS the Sutter-street line
the Union-street line, nor the California
and Hyde-street line.
SHIPS AT CHICAGO-G. T. H., City.
There are no wharves at Chicago, conse-
quently no slips. The vessels are locked
the way the river runs.
Won BULow-E. M. T., Fresno, Cal.
Hans Won Bulow, the German pianist and
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COLORED DRESS GOODS {!


'N ~ $50 ~ 000 :"
100 pieces FANCY MIXED SUIT1NG all ra
SUTJNG will he pd an sale .+ 5oo
" ''A'N y" '"e"'''oo
Gents
100 AIWOOL price
a paw
LOO
the
good value for 81 80 will a
on sale att yard -'eu''i
LOO Q
the
and So f Va 70 80 81 0' o.
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LEAP YEAR-C. A. de ", harris Sta
tion, Cal. The latest leap year was 1892.
consequently the next will be 1896.
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EMPEROR NoRToN-A. R.. City. Joshua
Norton. who was commonly known as
Emperor Norton. died in this city on the
9Th of January, 1880.
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it is to protect fish and game, is paid a
salary OF S125 per month, and his assist
ants, if any. are paid S75 and 500 each per
month.
PAssPoRTs-Constant Reader, City. A
question as to where passports may be OBJ
tanned was answered in last weeks Query
Column, but Constant Reader evidently
overlooked 1t. Any one wishing to travel
through Europe and desiring to obtain
passport from the United States must ap-
ply to the Secretary of State at Washing
ton. A letter addressed To the Secretary's
Office will secure an answer giving all the
desired information on the subject. A
passport is good to have as means of
Identification. A correspondent who has
been through Europe suggests that IL q
neTson is going to travel through Russia.
Roumania, ServIa, Bulgaria and Turkey it
is we'll 20 have passport, as 1t saves lot
of trouble.
FLowERs-B. T. D., Cayucos. Cal. Diff
ferent people adopt different methods of
preparing cut flowers for transportation
TO the East. A florist of this city who has
shipped many packages from here says
that he wraps the stems In cotton batting,
places layer of moist moss on the bot
tom of box. then thick layer of cotton
batting on that and puts flowers on 1t In
such manner that they will not touch.
Then he places layer of batting on top
of the flowers and they are ready for an
eight or ten day trip. Holes are bored in
the sides OF the box so that air may circu-
late. In transportation The box con aiming
the flowers should be kept in cool place.
UNITED STATES MINTs-F. p. Watson
Vile, Cal. MINIS were established in the
United States as follows: Philadelphia,
April 2, 1892; New Orleans. DahIonega,
Ca. and Charlotte, n. c., March 3, 1885:
Denver. Colo, April 2l 1862 and Carson.
New, March 3, 1858 Coinage at New
Orleans. Dahlonega and Charlotte was
stopped in 1861. The New Orleans mint
was reopened in 1879. Work in the Car
son mint was suspended in 1856. At pres
ent the only minis in operation are the one
at Philadelphia, the one in New Orleans
and the one In this city.
INTEREST, BONDS. SENAToRs-A. l..
n, St. Helena, Cal. The United States
paws interest on It's bonds semi-annually.
(2) Secretary Carlisle's $50, 600. 600 bonds
have been issued. 81 The vote cast in the
matter of eecting United States Senators
by direct vote OF The people was merely
indicative of the desire of the voters. No
action la that manner can take place until
an amendment to the constitution is
adopted.
THE UNION MUST BE PREsERvED-B.
81. p, Angel Island, Cal. During the
notification troubles dinner was given in
Washington on tue 18th Of April. 1880. TO
celebrate The anniversary OF the birth OF
Thomas Jefferson. To this all prominent
Democrats were invited. The toasts nao
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The GRAND HoTEL-Mrs. L. G., City.
The foundation of the Grand Hotel In this
city was laid in the spring of 1869. and the
hotel was opened on the LIST of May, 1870.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS!


a '' " 0n0ieo az
ALIWOOL STORM be sale at 4 yard
"N' W '0iA
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MICHAEL REEsE--Michael Reese, who
for manv years was a resident of this CITY.
died in Germany on the I'd day of August.
1878.
BACK DATE-Mrs. Curiosity. City. The
Sd of January, 1864, fell on Sunday.
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A BOYS CITIZENsHIP-T. II. P, City.
A boy born in the United States, of Eng
lish parents, taken TO Australia when 3
years of age and who returns to the
United States at the age of 90, is a native
of the United States and citizen thereof.
It does not matter that his father never
took any steps TO become citizen of the
United States.
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GEORGE B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., City.
George B. Mcclellan was appointed chief
engineer of the department of docks, New
York. in 1870. and held the office for two
years. During the term he held that Office
stone piers l and V were built at the
Battery. At that time Mcclellan was not
connected with the army, having resigned
on the'Sth of November. 1864.
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PROMINENT PEoPLE-B. II. p, Angel
Island. Cal. Bill Nye's home is on Staten
Island. Mark Twain's in Bridgeport.
Conn.,. and Oscar Wilde's in London.
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Nor IN IT-R. II. ". City. The Geary-
street line of cars is not in what is known
as the cons olidatio of street railway COM
panies; neither IS the Sutter-street line.
the Union-street line, nor the California
and Hyde-street line.
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THE STATE CAPITALIZE. S. S., City.
From history of the seat of the State
government prepared BY w. c. Hendricks
when he was Secretary of State the fol-
lowing data are taken: The capital of Cali
fnrnia was at Monterey 1S49, San Jose
1S49-51, Vallejo 1928. Sacramento 1852
81, Benicia 1653-54, Sacramento 1856 to date.
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The Mexico Drainage Canal.

CTrY OF MExIco, March 12.-W. Pear
son Of the English contracting firm Of
Pearson e. Son, has arrived from Eng
land, and Is now in consultation with
President Diaz on the subject of speedily
pushing tho great Mexico valley drain-
age canal. Although the six-mile tunnel
TO the great work is expected 10 be ready
for opening on May 8, the canal will
not be finished for two years at the pres
emit rate of progress. The present con-
ference is to devise means by which the
$4,000, 900 work may be more speedily
completed.
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NNHH HH89 @WHEW ~
Pnllman Acquitted.

Cry OF MEXICO. March IA. IA.
Pullman of Washington city, who has
been under arrest at Ensenada, T.. VI,
charged with kidnapping w. I'll. Whit
man, q recent fugitive from the United
States, wanted for embezzling funds of
the American Express company In the
State of Illinois, has been acquitted and
discharged BY the Mexican government.
Pullman's defense In the hearing was
that Whitman retuined to the States
voluntarily.
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start IN with Reauced w.v...

Providence, r. T., March 1.-THE
employees Of the A. L. Sayles 81 Co.'s
woollen mill at Pascoag have been no
tilted that the mills will start up on full
time Monday, after u shut down OF sew
eral months, under q 10 per cent cut
down. The William Morrsll mill, at
Glendale, which has been partially shu.
down for several months, will start up
full time Monday, under q 10 per cent
reduction In wages.
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morning 10 Egan whore be is engaged in
revival work.
Mrs. Petch, OF Wentworth, who has
been long ailing from rheumatic troubles
died yesterday, the funeral taking place
this afternoon.
The life OF Mrs. B. Mellon, who has
been sick for some time, was despaired
OF yesterday morning, bnt she is some.
what better again.
The ladies OF the Lutheran church will
give q basket social at T~hompRon's ball
on Egan avenue, tomorrow evening.
Everybody ID cordially invited to attend.
VIM. McGrath, Esq, has removed his
law books and Office furniture to the
basement of the South Dakota Bank
building where he will make his Office in
the future.
Al cad instance Of family dishonor
comes to light in the northwest part of
the county whore Henry w. Allen makes
complaint against Geo. H. Allen his son
for robbery. 1t seems this Young man
and some others designed to leave the
county and go elsewhere and purloined
the old g~entleman's harness and what
not else to make their start. They will
be brought up with q turn.
Dell Rapids Times, 8: DR.. A. i. Perry
drove over from Madison, Saturday.
While here be sold his team, harness and
buggy and returned Monday evening to
Madison, on the train. "A. Haner came
down from Madison, Monday, 10 spend
. few days around Dell Rapids and set
tle up some business. 80. Mrs. wv. @. Mar
tin went TO Madison, Saturday and vis-
tied over Sunday in the family of her
son, u. s. @. Martin. e. b. Stacy, one
OF the asfhrse Graces,' y arrived yesterday
noon from Madison to take part in the
program OF the old soldiers entertain
ment. A. A. Bartlett and w. Z. Gilbert,
the others arrived to-day.
Sioux Falls Press, 10: Mi. Dix or
Madison who has been running q hotel
st that place and who 10 also q big far
mer was in the city yesterday and is try
ing to secure the release OF Leo Lambert,
the colored man, who stole a lot OF
clothes and silverware from the resi-
dence Ct Mrs. Mary Duffy, and is held in
Jail under 500 bonds. Mr.. Dix lie well
acquainted with Lambert's folks, who
live u Detroit, Mich, and says they are
quite wealthy and well educated people.
He says Lambert 10 not q thief by any
MANNER Of means, but that he got drunk
while in this city, and stole the goods
while in that condition. Lambert work
cd for him at Madison for several years
1t is probable his efforts will be success
fnl.