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The frs. three OF tho seriea OF games
between tho South Side aud Tho Brown
ics. to decide tho bowling champion
ship Of tho city. occur this evening on
tho Mozart Park alloys. 1t is said tho
entire South sido will 90 on hand to
root for their favorites. The Brownies,
accompanied by delegation OF uptown
enthusiasts, will take the $3.50 p. IN. car
on. tho electric line. The first Samo will
be called at o'clock. Kuglon will not
figure in Tie Brownies' lineup. having
withdrawn from tho club. Captain
Hcryoy announces he will play these
mon: Dahinden. Mcclure, Richards,
adams, O'Neill and Blind" Tho
South Side lineup will DO as given in
the acknowledgements yesterday.
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Virginia u. Is. Conference.

Special DiIpatth 10 he laitli.sac,r
MAgrlSsnuRG, ". Va, March 20.-The
Virginia conference OF the U. 3. church
met in annual session here to-day aud
organized the conference. Bishop ]. S.
Mills. of Oregon. will preside aud Rev.
&. T. Holt was elected secretary. About
forty OF tho fifty ministers are present
and ms many delegates. Much i'm.
por.ant work will come up before the
conference at this session. Nothing was
done to-day but the appointment OF
committees by the bishop. Tonight
Rev. DR.. Bell, OF Dayton, Ohio, preached
on missions aud Rev. J. L. b. Rice held
services in tho German Reform church.
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PmLADsLrHiA. March 20.--The Phila.
.dolph.a pase ball team. under the di.ec.
{ ton oi Manager Arthur Irwin, lett on
the 1920 Pennsylvania railroad train
this morning for Hampton. Va, where
/ they will practice. Al! Of The twenty.
one players were at tho depo: at 10
o'clock and seemed anxious, to yet away.
The team was given hearty cheer as
tile train pulled out Of Broad street
station. The following is list of play.
ers taken OH. tho trip: Clomeu,s, Grady,
buckley, Beam, Tishe, Johnson. Boyle.
Cross, Hamilton. Deienanty, Thompson,
Turner. Carsey, Weyhing, Sullivan.
Mailman. Taylor. AlcGi!I, Baldwin,
Reilly and Smith.
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LANCASTER MAss., March Gothic
famous stallion Ralph WILKES. owned
by Colonel John L. aud Buynrd Thayer,
died hero to-day. Tho Thayer brother,
Ind refused $4,000 for> him. Ralph
Wilkes had n remarkable record. except
in ono instance winning everything no
ever started In. lie was ioalcd in Een.
lucky six years ago aud was bred by Or.
". L. Galbreath, Of Lexington, Ky.
Whom three years Of age no mndo MI
exhibition mile in 2:l5l. and last fall no
lewercd hia record to ?:O6i, n. Nashville,
Tenn.
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JAKE Is SATISFIED.
Tbs baltimore PuEiiist msy Meet Sullivan
In tho I.uped Areun Soon.


I In tho Eoped Arcnn Soon.
) BALTIMORE, March 20.-Jake Kilrain,
accompanied by his trainer, f. J. Cob.
hardt. arrived here to-day. Ho up
peared in cxccllont health and spirits
and n slight abrasion on tho bridge OF
his nose is tho only mark no beara OF hia
recent encounter. In speaking Of tho
Meeting Kilrain said:
Y al am satisfied with tho outcome. 1t
waa merely an experiment. | wanted
to SEQ what could do. O'Donncll is n
clever boxer, but think that in good
condition could stop him readily"
Kilrnin found telegram awaiting
him from Pnrson Davies, who is anxious
TO arrange n ton round match between
Kilrain and Choynaki, to DO fought in
Chicago about April ]. Kilrain snid
( thu. ne would DO obliged to Disregard
tho odor for tho present. rs his pros.
spcctivo meeting with Sullivan would do.
nand his time.
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GENERAL rAssENGEl: AGENTS.
The Second and Last Days Session of tho
National .tssuclatiou.

The Second and Last Days Session of tho
National Association
NV York, March o0.-The American
Association OF General Passenger
Agents continued its sessions to-day ut
the Murray Hill hotel. The session
was NJ open one and was graced by the
presence OF many women. most oi.who
were the wives and daughters OF the
agents. The feature OF the meeting
was the annual address delivered by
George Ii. Daniels OF the New York
Central.
At the close OF the session the next
business was the hearing OF the report
OF the committee on pastor contracts.
The convention closed to-day although
It had been originally intended to last
three days. Tho agents found that
they could &c, through their work in
two. H.
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EosroS. March 90.--l'rod Amos. OF
Boston. champion billiards.. OF Now
England, aud Chatloa Campbell. OF
Lynn, wero pit,od against each Other
tonight IN tho opening game Of a series
for tho championship OF Now England,
balk limo gamo. Amos easily ran the
limit, 400 points, while Campbell scored
ll5, Tho tournament will continue
during tho wnnk. ----
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Las, night Mr. Will Jones, the barber
at the McLure house, was at Rsveley
Jenniags home attending tho latter
during his illness, when suddenly he
Eel! unconscious to tho floor. lie was
brought TO attor time, bu. for awhile
he Was thought TO have expired. At an
early hour this morning. however, he
had nearly recovered.
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BALrMonr, March 20.-Mr. John II.
lnmau, of New York, in letter to the
Manufacturers Record says: "As an
indication OF renewed activity in the
southern country, may report that |
have sold $4,000 acres OF coal land,
which have owned for long time. on
the Cumberland Plateau. in the Chatta-
nooga district, to Now York parties for
$4,000. They will probably commence
developing the property before i great
while"
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Madrid, March 20.-Thc officers OF
tho garrison yesterday drew lots in, or
der to decide which OF them should de-
mand satisfaction from tho editors and
authors OF tho recent published utter
ancca doomed 10 DO insulting by the
Spanish army. .r'1 II
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BncIien's Arnica salve.

The best salvc in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcum, foyer
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1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
COMPANY.
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West VIr:lninns In Washington,

SpIN UFDllfI . ne IntIIy.IHf, n
WAsuISGroS, D. c.. March COW. 4.
Ohley, Of Charleston: c. L. Wells, OF
Gloyer's Gap; .. r. Miller. OF Hunting
ton; L. L. Nash, OF Parkersburg; ]. II.
Siler. OF Berkeley Springs, and ]. p.
Geyer, OF Martinsburg, are in the city.
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Dr. WIrr's Wlrcn HAZEL SALyE cured
j. G. Gorrcll OF tho worst casea Of ocze.
ma over known in tho state Of Indiana.
It cures scalds, burns. indolont aoros
mud mover fails TO euro piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, d. y. Peabody,
Bonwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, 0.
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Spsc!a! Dispatch 10 he fnttIiy.accf. =
SrEUBESv,LLI, o., Marcln2O. Bridget
O'Brien, Steubenvillo's oldest resident,
died to-day at noon, aged ninety.nine
years and five months. Sho wa, well
up to the time OF her death.
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Doy'r neglect that cough, |. leads TO
consumption. Ono Minute Cough Cure
possesses Il double virtue. It cures and
cures quickly. Logan Drug Co., Wheel
ing. v. Va, B. F. Peabody, Ben wood,
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LONDON. March Gothic municipal
franchise bill for ireland passed It's Sec
ond reading to-day in tho house OF COM
mons and was referred 10 tho grand
committee without division.
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@ PnlLADELAnlA. March 90 Young
Critic and Jack lIandley fought six
rounds at the Southwark Athletic Club
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beware Of OIntmsnts for Caiarrh That
Contain Mercury,

Contain Mercury,
rs mercury will surely destroy tho
sense OF smell and omplo.oly derango
tho whole system when entering it
through tho mucous surfaces. Such ar
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as tho damage thoy will do Ia ton fold
TO tho good you CAN possible dorlve from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
.ured by F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and Ia taken in
ternally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho sys,om. In
buying Hall's Cntarrh euro DO auro YOU
got tho genuine. 1t is taken internally.
and inndn In Toledo. Ohio, by I. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials froe.
nay, Sold by Druggist,, price Zoe per
bottle.
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Are they joke?
Captain Frank Carenbauer, OF the
{ Nameless team. was telling a fellow
player how it was going to be. yesterday
afternoon, in the games between his
team, Nameless, and Jim Days
/; Daisies. "Why, there's three games for
sius sure spouted the Nameless chief.
tain. II VIC take less than two OF the
: three will BIO badly fooled" As will
be seen below he was fooled with
vengeance.
Tho Daisies took all three games aud
= made score that approached the COW
eted .&0-mark The second game was
notable for being the first OF the Musee
league series in which over 500 wac
chalked up. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME.
Daisies-S.eyenso l2l, Wells l35. W.
Day l19, Amick l2G, Bloomfield l222, J.
Day 1876; total 7SS.
Nameless--CampbeIi l42, Atkinson
l2S. a. Welty To-. Riddle l53, Caren-
bauer l27, Blind 10; total III.
Daisies. 81. ljj -. "94 Is, 40 5I5 ca us 73s
:;ameicss,.. p Us III Us %so Il: Us IL. COZ -
SECOND CANE.
n Daisie3-S.cyenson 1914, Well, l47, W.
Day l29. A,nick 1871, Bloomfield l29. ].
Day l39; total $50.
Il = Nameless-Campbell l59, Atkinson
& Jos, a. Welty l27, Riddle lol, Ca.en.
bauer 100. Wells 1873; total ST..
Dasics.....se 10 .is 3ol 99i 49i US 90 7Gj $50
EamcicS,.-..O l59 ot5 81. +Ui AS $50 go 30 S!I
THIRD GAME.
Daisies-Stevcnson l6l, Wells AZ. ".
! Day l43, Amick 1873. Bloomfield l7G. J.
Day 1870; tota! $50.
\ Namo!ess--Canlpbeli 1874, Wells 144,
Atkinson 100, Riddle III, Wclty 49,,
& Carenbauer 1879; total 1875.
Dais!es... % 1871 2C2 ;lj 4.6 $50 Gi3 iii sss $50
NGncesS.. Is TIC ~ $50 40j 40 jjj C3l TOi 7gj
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NELL. With! WE'LL!

New 0RLcASs. March 20..-St. Louis
816; New Orleans G.
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Sameless Receives Three Hard Knocks
FROM the Daisies.
Are they a Joke?

To-ste.rfs CANES uut,eEea Oaks IS. Inde.
penur:lh
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DELt.AIltE.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip FROM
tho Glass CTR.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.
Messrs. u. J. Smith, John D. Baker
and ID. u. Crafty, all Indiana window
glass men, but former residents OF this
city, stopped here yesterday on their
return from Pittsburgh, where they at.
tended the CON piue meeting
The second yard engine was put to
work BY the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad Company here yesterday. tho
increase OF business demanding it.
James Madigan, OF Steubenville, Is the
engineer in charge.
George VI. Woodbridge, ESQ.,, has pur-
chased the property OF Mrs. l. NJ. Faw-
ce.t, on Gravel hill, for tho sum OF
$1,000 1t ,sa bargain. 1t cos. $4,000
only q few years ago aud was regarded
az bargain then.
Robert Lawrence has bought the
bookstore OF Josephus Gorby and will
continue it ut tho old stand. 1t is un-
ders,ood Mr.. .Gorby will make his home
with Mrs. Thornbcrry, at Mansfield.
An alarm OF FRO Tuesday night called
out par, OF the fire department, because
some folks were burning infected cloth.
ing in an alley in the western part OF
town. a
Tho Republican city, committee met
at tho Office OF Squire Frank S. Mason
last nigh. aud made preliminary ar.
ranroneu,s for tho spring campaign.
Louis Scllwarz. OF Now Castle, Pa,
has rented q room here from Thomas
Ault, and will move here and open up
business April |.
John Ovcrhcld. n brakeman in tho
Cleveland & Pittsburgh yard, went to
Cleveland this week to work in the
yards shore.
Tho ladies OF tho W. G. Y. U. nee.
this afternoon to decide whether they
shall vote this spring. /. is likely they
will.
Mord. Nelson and his son arc visiting
friends ut Dayton. Alord. has boon laid
up for sometime.
Isaac X. Lane, OF Barnesville. is tho
guost OF his brother, Capt. J. I. Lane.
James Kinney, the we'll drillor, will
move 10, :own next week. f-s1
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q The use OF 'Castoria' Is 30 universal ard
It's meritS 70 well known that It scerns work
OF EupererugatIou to endorse It. Few are tho
Intelligent families who do not keep CastoriA
within easy reach"
CAAlcs MAErTS, b. D.,
New York City.
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Articles of Incorporation.

The following articles of Incorporation
have been filed in the Secretary of State 8
office:
The L. Z. Newman Company. Princi-
pal place OF business, San Francisco.
Capital stock. $4,000, with S. Stencil. @.
Silberman, j. Fogel, Oscar Moses and J..
Newman of San francisco, as Directors.
The San Francisco improvement Com
pany. Principal place OF businss, San
Francisco. Capital stock, 100000, with
Augustine Martinez, Frederick Harrison
and A. Anderson of San Francisco, as
Directors.
road Company. Principal place OF busi-
600, with John Treadwell of Oakland,
Robert d. Fry, f. B. Pond J. Dalzeli
Brown and Brodie NJ. Bradford OF San
Francisco, as Directors.
The Peoples Store. Principal place OF
business. San Jose. Capital stock. S25,-
000 with B. G.. Tognazzi, Charles Ken
nedy and J. Ii. Bradley of San Jose, T..
x. Black of Los Gatos and q. +. Stiffier
of Coyote, as Directors.
The Virginia Mining and Milling Com
pany. Principal place of business, Los
Angeles. Capital stock $4,000, with j..
NJ. Wilmer, II. il. Russell, II. F. Hart
zell, a. W. Davis and Charles G.. Van
Fleet Of Los Angeles, as Directors.
The Vacuum Jar and Fruit Package
Company. Principal place of business,
San Jose Capital stock, $500, 900, with
II. ". Wright, K. II. Plate. Thomas
Topp, ". ii. Wright and Max WhittIe-
sey OF San Jose. as Directors.
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FREE CONCERTS.
They Will be Given at the Plaza To-
Day and To-MorroM.

They Will be Given at the Plaza To-
Day and Tomorrow.
The Santa Catalina Island Marine Con-
cert Band is here from Avalon, Santa
Catalina Island, resort in the Pacific,
forty miles south of Los Angeles. The
band, under the leadership of Professor
Jones. consists of twenty musicians
selected from the best material obtainable
In the different large cities of the United
States
Associated with this organization are
nine soloists, among whom are f. j. Nut
ting, an artist on the slide-trom bone,
who. it is claimed by critics, has no equal
on the Pacific Coast and no superiors in
America. ID. q. Bowen is corneE solo,
ist from Boston. Mass, and has few
equals. The band renders all the stand
ard overtures, and the RECORD MON,
judging from the complimentary sere-
made by the band last evening, feels safe
IN assuring the musc-loving people of
sacramento who may hear them rare
treat.
Two concerts will take place at the
Plaza, this afternoon and evening, and
the same number on Friday, the band re-
turning Saturday morning to Catalina.
The following programmes will be rem
dered this afternoon and evening:
IN THE AFTERNOON.
Selection, Faust Ch Gounod
Waltz, "Amorettentanze e..................... Gung
Cornet solo, selected ted............... Hartman
II. q. Bowen.
MaZurka, la CZarine' '..................... Came
Overture, Poet and Peasant Won Suppe
Trombone solo, "Surf Polka. .Steinhausen
F. j. Nutting.
Mexican dance, 'La Rose de Castello"... Rieter
AyIophone solo, "Avalon, +" medley. Goodman
+. V. Goodman.
Medley overture, "Jolly Minstrels' Brooks
IN THE EVENING.
Grand descriptive fantasie, columbus
Dame Mejicana, ''hechiceros Ojos" Mccoy
Cornet solo, Grand Russian Fantasie" .. Levy
ii. q. Bowen.
overture, Tampa .Herold
Mexican waltz, 'Eusueno Seductorn~ ~ Rosas
Trombo solo, 'n Pirata" Bellini
+. j. Nutting.
Descriptive, ga Hunting Scene". Bucalassi
Aylopnone solo, '.Avaion," ;" medley. Goodman
Il. V. Goodman.
"A Trip to Coney Island" .Theo. Moses-Tobani
Charles a. Jones, Conductor.
On Friday afternoon, at o'clock, de-
scriptive selections will be rendered, and
on Friday evening an unusually choice
programme will conclude the series of
concerts.
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DIED.


WOOD-At Berkeley. May lst, l.. A. Wood, q
native of New York.
&B-Funeral notice hereafter.
ALEXANDRO-ln this city, April 3Oth,
john husband of Louisa Alexandra q ma.
II tive OF Greece aged 60 years.
AT-Eriends ana acquantances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, 923 S street, this afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock: thence to the Cathedral.
Eleventh and X, where funeral services will
be held.
COFFIELD-In this city, May 1st, Nicholas.
husband of Ella Cofheld, native of Den
mark, aged AZ years, months and 12
days.
AE-Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral Sunday
at. p. ", from his late residence 914
Fourteenth street..
HERR-In this city, April 30th, Ann S. Herr.
mother or George w. Herr, native of Penn
sylvania, aged so years and s months.
F5-Friends and acquainuances are respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral this Thurs
day at 2:3O P. NJ, from the Calvary Baptist
Church, street, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth.
STEBBINS-In this city. April 3oth. Susan
G. Boyd, wife OF James Ii. Stebbins, native
OF Williamsburg, L.. l., aged 3S years,
months and days.
RS-FrIends ana acqualnLances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral TINS
Thursday, at p P. NJ, from ODD FeiloWs'
Temple, under the auspices OF Capital CITY
Rebekah Lodge. No. 160.
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ES. JAFERAY &CO. STOCK
Bought by us at Receivers Sale.

Bought by us at Receivers Sale.
LOT I.~-COtton Crepon, a new crinkled
fabric, intended for waists and summer
suits. Can be had in the following
beautiful colors: Gold, white, cardinal,
rose, black, orange, sky, navy and
lemon. Price, per yard, &c.
LOT IA new lot of Striped Flan-
nelettes for outing purposes, 27 inches
wide and in good patterns; rs yards
for 81, or per yard, 4c.
LOT III-Turkey Red and White
Table Covers, full size fast colors.
Sale price, each, 66c.
LOT IV-Will consist of an unusual
purchase of Fine BIeached Table DAM
ask, 90 inches wide, in handsome pat
terns and a quality that would sell reg
ularly for 75c per yard. As there are
quite number of pieces in this pur-
chase we have made the price for this
sale, per yard, 4Sc.
LOT We shall include in this lot
all our Remnants of Domestics, as fol-
lows: Percales, Swiss, Lawns, Sateens,
Dress Innings, Haircloths, Sheetings,
Muslins, Ducks, Calico, Ginghams,
Crepons, ETC. Many good, useful lengths
will be found in this lot.
LOT VI.-0ne Of the best items we
have had for long time is this lot of
Spring Suit Lengths. There are about
so patterns in all, including Dimity
Lawns, CanVasback Ducks, White Dot
ted Swiss, Figured CrepOns, Sateens and
Beautiful New Percales. The pieces
measure from o. to Il yards, which are
all good suit lengths. We have de-
cided to divide them into three prices,
namely, per full suit 66c, CSC and
81 16.
LOT VII.-0ue solid case of nice
quality White Checked NainsOOk, neat
patterns. Per yard, Be.
LOT VIII.-Bleached Muslin, go
inch wide; good enough for all Ordi-
nary purposes; IS yards for 81, or per
yard, 4c.
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CHURCH SoCIALS.
Two Pleasing Entertainments Given
Last Evening.

Two Pleasing Entertainments Given
Last Evening.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor gave pleasant entertain
ment and social at the English Lutheran
Church last evening. The programme
was as follows:
Piano trio, Misses Susie and Flo Rob.
inette and Grace Mealand recitation,
Ernest Parker; piano solo, Miss Flora
Frazier: vocal solo, Mr.. Dean; piano
duet, Misses Flo Robinette and Grace
Mealand; recitation, Miss Pearl Baldwin;
Swing Song" j. c. Walling.
A drama entitled "A Ticket to the Cir
Gus" was presented by the following
members OF the Social COMMITTEES: Mr..
Iomklns, photographer, George GIf-
ford; Mrs. Sheets, Miss l.. Lothhammer;
Arabella Sheets, Miss Susie Robinette;
Josh, country pumpkin, VIII Sachs;
Mira. Benson, Miss Sophie Snow: Her
cules Hamilton Benson, Miss Sadie Rob-
lnette; Indy, Miss Abbie Bowman.
refreshments were served after the
conclusion OF the programme.
AT CALVARY BAPTIST.
A concert and May Day festival was
given at the Calvary Baptist Church last
evening and was largely attended. The
following interesting programme was
rendered:
Selection by the Either Club; vocal
solo, My Little Love- (Hawley). Miss
Hattie Wheat; reading. Mrs. Ed Condo;
piano solo. "Scherzo, B Minor" Chopin
Mrs. Van Fleet; quartet, ''Sunrise,''
Misses Andrews and Cady, Mrs. Hamil-
ton and DR.. Milliken; trio, Miss Dunster,
Professor Neale and Professor Wander
hOOf: vocal solo Misc E,va Raavao. nan
tomime Of Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
by members of the Y. w. c. A. Delsarte
Class; piano solo. Miss Dunster; vocal
solo. Signor Tomaso; accompanies, Mrs.
Tomaso, Mrs. Pinkham and Miss Ger
rish.
Strawberries and cake were served al
the close of the entertainment
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Are These
On Your
List To-day?

W.omen's Fine Button Shoes
kid or cloth top, at 81 20 which
is less than value.
Women's Stylish LOw-cut Sum-
mer Shoes, Blucher tan leather,
81 0S.
Special values in Children's and
Misses Fine Dress Shoes, 81 Is
and 81 50.
The above are all bright, new
goods, with absolutely nothing in
the world against them.
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Mr..
Business
Man,

Here are two suits which we think
will specially interest you, for we
know of nothing better in our
stock.
Dark Gray Suits, frock or sack
styles. for men of any build,
whether slim, stout, short or tall.
These suits are of clay wOrsteds
and very superior in every way.
Price, SIS.
Business Suits of imported
worsted, fine hairline stripes.
Price, $40.
Mems All-wool Black Thibet
Cloth Suits light weight and fast
black, and made far above the ay-
erage for suit that only costs $40.
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Death of n. Comeld.

After lingering illness Nicholas Coffield
died at his home in this city yesterday.
Deceased was member of the Foresters
and of Costumes Tribe Of Red Men. He
was 42 years of age and native of Dem
mark. He leaves a wife and two little
children.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence, 9l4 Fourteenth street.
at p. NJ. on Sunday.
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announcing the suicide there Of Joseph
BotIger, stated that he had exhibited a
will there, purporting to have been made
by brother in this city, bequeathing
him property worth $4,000.
There is no record in the County Clerks
Office of any such will. Charles Heisen
had two nephews named Bottger-Gur-
den. wealthy resident of Astoria, and
James. Neither of them had resided
The record-union., 1895-05-02

Tozer suggested that it might be advis-
able to employ some attorney who was
conyersant with the sale and funding Of
bonds to prepare form for new bonds,
so that people would have confidence in
their stability. He would investigate
what the cost of such action would be,
and report on il later
The board then adjourned.