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The Orpheum.

Several new "'aets'' were introduced last
night, and all of them were successes, though
widely differing in style. The Grand Opera
Quartet-eomposed OF Guile, tenor; Miss
Julia Cote, soprano; Miss Dora Busch, con-
tralto, and Signor Abramhof, basso-made
the hit of the evening. and the rem
dering of the quartet from "Rigo o!etto"
was loudly applauded. Professor l. Haney,
the champion all-arnund swimmer OF the
world, assisted by Miss Marie Finney, the
heroine of London bride, accomplished some
wonderiul feats OF swimming III 6 water tank
of glass.
The Renfos presented novel aerial act, in
which they Introduced some wonderful fea is.
The rest OF the company won their customary
applause
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streets below Seventh, with the righ
resting on Broadway. All organizations
and schools will report TO their respective
divisions at 10 o'clock. The line of march
Will start at 10 80 o'clock. The procession
will move up Bro: dway 10 the intersection
OF San Pablo avenue, countermarch on
San Pablo avenue to Fourth street, to
Washington, to Eighth, TO Alice, and to
the point Of review on Alice street, near
Lincoln Park.
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At the Grand Opera-House.

A typical melodrama is "Out in the Streets"
with which the week has opened at Moroscos
Grand Opera house. There are some good
scenes in the piece. particularly q hospital
ward in the New York Tombs during the de ath
OF the deserted wife of the man who, as biga.
mist. defaulter and arcn-schemer, is one of the
villains.
An agreea BILE feature of the performance was
the speciality WORK introduced by Nat NJ Willis,
late of the Prodigal Father Com mpany, by the
inimitabe Dutchy Edward J. Heron and by
Lottie Williams, all of whom caught the au-
dience.
With these humorous specialties, and an
abundance of life and dash, the show is on e
the way it was received last night by an a ~
dience that filed The big house from the foot
lights TO the back OF the opmost gallery.
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At the Chute s.

The pleasant weather is attracting large
crowds to the chutes and the special attrac-
tions e. night are thoroughly appreciated.
Briseno, dusky wire-walker from Cuba, plays
a mandolin and other instruments while float
ing in the air, and Rose and Gay, acrobats,
give clever trapeZe exhibition over the lake.
The animatoscope shows many new reals tic
pictures on the big open7air stage.
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WAsHINGTON'S DAY.
Grand Marshal Dalton Issues an Address
to Merchants.

OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 15.-The COM
mittee in charge of the Washington's day
parade has sent out the following in
formation:
To the Merchants and Trades along the line of
the parade, February s2, 1897: The forthcoming e
celebration OF Washington's Birthday prom.
the kind ever held in Oakland. 1t is the de-
sire of all concerned that our city shall pre-
sent a holiday appearance commemorative of
the day we celebrate. Therefore we ask the
merchants and tradespeople along the line of
march to decorate their windows and store
fronts as elaborately they feel they can af-
ford consistent with the requirements of the
occasion. Respectfully yours,
HENRY P. DALTON, Grand Marshal.
The divisions will form on the sida
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DEFEEDS BIBLE TRUTHS
DR.. Munhall Dee ares the Holy
Book to Be Absolutely
Infallible.
He Says Keeping 1t Out of Schools
and Colleges Is the Work
of the Devil.

BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 15-Dr. Mum
hall, the evangelist, lectured before the
students of the university this afternoon
at Stiles Hall on 1.-THE Integrity of the
Bible" He talked for over an hour, de-
Tending the authenticity of the Bible by
copious references to its prophecies which
have been fulfilled, and by citing various
points OF history which it contains and
which have been proved to be true and
accurate. He defended the story OF Jonah
and the whale by declaring that there are
leviathans to-day which are capable of
swallowing a man, aud even a man
mounted on horseback-horse and all.
He said that the keeping of the Bible out
of schools and colleges is a work OF the
devil, and that he never knew an infidel
in all his travels from one end of the earth
to the other who had read the Bible from
cover to cover DR.. Munhall said that he
would give the man who prod bet
ter book than the Bible the sum of five
million dollars.
IF man comes to my house." said he,
"and wants TO destroy my Bible, will
gladly receive him and will give him his
dinner besides. but if he attempts to de-
stroy my Bib.e, be will think before he
gets through that he has run up against a
In his peroration he told OF the absolute
impossbility of destroying the Holy Book
from the world because its imprint is to
be found IN every tribe and nation of the
civilized world-in their works of art, their
music, their mosaics, their history, their
literature and their traditions.
Appointed His Assistants.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb 15-A. l.. OFT.
the newly elected Fire Chief, has ap-
pointed d. J. Keane of the South Berkeley
COMPANY as first assistant and Paul
Nichelman of West Berkeley as second
assistant. Chief OFT is planning for the
complete reorganization of the Berkeley
system of fire protection. One of his
schemes is to transfer tina hand chemical
from Lorin to East Berkeley and to pro-
vide it with a horse and keeper, who
shall be in constant attendance. At pres
ent the town, with population of IA 900,
has no engineer at all and not single
nosecart which is intended to be drawn
by horses. There are seven organized
hose companies and one hook and ladder
company all the carts of which are
hauled about town by hand.
Will Choose the Question.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 15.-It has
been decided that the choosing of a cues
ton for the regular annual intercollegiate
debate between Berkeley and Stanford
will be left 10 Berkeley, while the choice
OF sides will go to Stanford. The subject
Is TO be chosen and forwarded TO Stanford
by the coming Wednesday. Last year
the subject was chosen by the Palo Alto
men, and the side by Berkeley. The date
for the con ests has not vet been set, but it
is presumed that it will be held during the
latter part OF April.
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A Charity Bazaar.

curiosity bazaar" will be given this after
noon and evening at Mrs. Stevonot's residence,
1913 Taylor street, by the Woman's Fedora
tion, in aid of the House of Refuge. There
will be many novelties. Among them will be
an ANTIQUE room.
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TERSE TALE OF
A TULARE TRAMP
Where Knights of the Road
Go to Court to Avoid
Arrest.
Justice and Constable Feel Like
Mourners When the Gang
Leaves Town.
Sentenced to Short Terms so That
They Can B. R gisterfd
More Often.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALL. )
Q0S Rrnad NOV Eah * 7

SUo Broadway, Feb. 10. (
Albert Williams, a tramp now in the
County Jail, made peculiar mistake yes
terday morning. He stopped at house
on East Eleventh street, near Eleventh
avenue, and asked for a meal. 1t was
given him. and then he calmly INQUIRED
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AUCTION Sales
P. ]. BARTH, AUCFI9NERR.
RETIRING AUCTION SALE OF JAPANESE
BAMBOO FURNI URE,
THIS DAY

tuesday .,.,.....-...... + Q Druary 10, 1897
On the premis s,
SO3 LARKIN STREET
Commencing at and 1880 NJ, and continuing
dali until "A is sold
BY order of 4. KAWASAKI will sell, without
reserve. the above Elegant and Artistic FuIni ure,
consisting OF ! abeS, screens, Stoo s, Chairs in
great variety. De KS, Hat Trees, Brackets OF all
kinds. This Is large stock and will be sold in
lots to sui purchasers. Dea requested 10 attend.
p. j. 3 kTt. AucLioneer.
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Repent Their Secret Marriage.

OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 15.-Mary f.
Morris has been granted divorce from
Clarence Morris on the ground OF neglect.
They were secretly married at Stockton a
year ago, but because of a difference of re-
hgion the secret was never made public.
After about four months of marriage the
couple separated. she returning to Gala
veras County, and Morris never provided
for her or gave her any support.
Death of Andy McGarry.
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 15.-Andy Nc
Garry, who has resided in Oakland for
thirty years, died yesterday morning at
his residence on Clay street. At different
times OF his life he has made and lost sew
eral moderate fortunes, but when he died
it was not necessary Tor nim TO leave a
will. He was So years old, and was born
in County Sligo, Ireland. He was a mem
ber of the Order of Foresters. Catholic
Knights of America and the Exempt Fire
men OF Oakland. He will be buried to-
morrow morning.
a Lunatic's Appetite.
OAKLAND, CAL. Feb. 15-R. G. Raw
mond, whom Chief Lloyd attempted in
vain to get into the County Hospital, was
released from prison Saturday, broke into
Becker's meat market early this morning
and was arrested while attempting to
carry away a whole sheep and several
packages OF steaks. He is insane.
OF to the Holy Land.
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 15.-Rev Charles
r. Brown and Mrs. Brown of the Congre-
gationai Church left this morning for
Europe and the Holy Land. MIR. Brown
came here Immediately after his marriage
to succeed DR.. J. 4. Mclean, and his
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made famous by Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall. May
Buckley made her reappearance after spell
OF severe illness, and was warmly received by
her many admirers. The gentlemen in the
cast al appeared well.
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Fred Marriott,s Trial.

The trial of Fred Marriott, charged with
libel on complaint of Judge Hebbard. has
been postponed until the 9Th of next mon tn.
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Co unobia Theater.

"Chimmie Fadden" is still drawing crowded
houses, which receive the Bowery play with
every sign of approval The cast remains
unchanged.
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Good Government.
BERKELEY, CAL, Feb. 15-The Good
Government Club of Berkeley is out with
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At the A c az ar.

The Kendals' great success, "a Scrap OF Pa
per-" was produced last night, Miss Beatrice
Lieb and Hugo Toland assuming the role
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an appeal to voters 10 resist the blandish.
ments of the established parties and 10
s,and firm on the non-partlsan prin ciples
of the club.
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The Postal Primary.

upon the cali OF his leg, injuring the blood
vessel.
The Postal Primary.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Feb. 15.-The follow
ing-named gentlemen have been selected
to receive the reply postal cards for the
postal primary II. F. Michaels, G. A.
Payne, Joseph kuowland, G. S. Ames, G..
w. Scout, Z. b. Mastick and J. a. Rem
mel, Repu publcans; J. T. Ives and NJ.
Kane, Democrats, and Green Majors, Pop
ulist. The postals will be mailed Wednes-
day night, and all plainly stamped by the
Postmaster with the date. This will pre-
vent any unscrupulous persons from
duplicating them and sending them out
later. or sending them in, for without the
date stamp they Will not be counted. A
week will be given for the vote TO be re-
turned.
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TiVolI Opera-HouSe.
The second edition of aladdin" is drawing
well at the Tivoli.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

CHARLES H. PHILLIPS. ATToRNEY-Ar.
" Law and Notary Public, 638 Market ST.. oppo.
site Palace Hotel. Telephone $40. Residence f62G
Fell street. Telephone Pine 259L
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GROCERY And LIQUOR SALE.
RESTAUR lAT And BAR.

THIS DAY CTUEsDAY). ATI1 A. NJ,
Az Front Street, Corner Nero hant.
FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD. AuctIoneer
500 Marx Street.
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Builders Contracts.

] Silversteln with Carmichael GS Grant, alter
street, I37 7:6 w of Laguna, $Z2OJ; no architect.
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ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

physical and financial inconvenience by
reason of q kick which his wife inflicted
upon the calf of his leg, iniuring the blood
vessel
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A LII WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
II ranted DR. j. W. KEY, 1922 Market ST
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nR GEORGE w. LEEK, THE GENUINE
~ Leek dentist, discoverer OF painless extraction
and patentee OF Improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate, moved from 3 to 20 " Farrell az
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CRoOME DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 75e MAE
~ ket, bet Sd and 4th; gas specialists; pa iuless
extracting, with gas, 81; plates SIS up; fill 81 up
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The divisions will form on the side
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- EFT OF TEETH WITHOUT a PLATE DR.
y h. q. Young lS4l Polk ST
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DR. LUDLUM HILL. 1443 MARKET ST. Mr.
~ Eleventh: no charge for extracting when
plates are made: old plates msde like new;
teeth from So per set; extracting 6Oc; gas given.
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PAINLEss EXTRACTION, soc; CROWN
L bridge work q specially: plates So up: l3 years
experience X l. WALSH, d DIS, Sl5% Gea.y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-04

LOT OF SPECIAL LININGS. Best Kid Finish Cambric, SC ab inch Fast Black Percaline,
 usual.raKc goods, 6Ac JOG Silesia for SC 1o inch Black Amer. Hair Cloth, ISc IS '" 2sc Black Back Fancy Silesia, the
 Isc quality, LOG
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RE SEES CAUSE FOR HOPE.
How George Fred Williams Regards the
 Result in Massachusetts.

How George Fred Williams Regards the
 Result in Massachusetts.
 Boston Nov. S.-Hon. George Fred Williams has given out statement on the election, in which he says, in part;
 My views upon yesterdays election in Massachusetts are that radlcallsm under a democratic name, has been strengthened somewhat in it's position and emblondened in it's course, ana Will continue in the field, growing quantl- ty to be reckoned within the near tu- ture The lines are obviously harden ing as between republican conservatism and democratic policies of change ana upheaval, and between the two no room will evidently be found for building up a leading opposition to republlcanlsm.
 What is here said of Massachusetts applies with even greater force to the rest of the country. The results there and in Massachusetts ought to be de- cisive of the insignificance Of what IS called the gold vote. The farce mas ended in Kentucky, and it ought to be 1 clear to the little handful in Massachu- ! sets that there is no future possibility l either for the maintenance of an organ l ization at the hands of the democratic party for these gentlemen. l am much pleased that the three per cent. has | been maintained.
 ''To cut down Governor Wolcott plurality nearly one-half in Massachu- setts is very satisfactory, though am sorry that our voters did not come more generously to the polls
 "It must be remembered that the Chi- cago platform has never been tested al the polls with an organization behlnd it. This year the state committee was not in accord with the platform, while next year we shall perfect an organi- 1 aztion I trust superior to any Wmch the democracy has had for many years We shall then, for the first time, test the strength of our cause.
 With respect to the city of Boston I do not dare to say anything at pres ent, as I have the full returns of the votes for local candidates.
 "The indications from all over the country are thatthe next congress will be democratic and that there will be nc change in the issues between now and 1900. For this I am very grateful, and the battle will be kept up in Massa chusetts more vigorously than ever.'
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Most Complete Line of Paper and Twine
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NEW ADVERTISEMENYs TO-DAY.

Approved-Davis & Go.
 Annual Fall Opening-Woman's Exchange. Cut Glass-The G. H. Ford Co. Court Notice-John $. Fowler. Estate Edward P. Hull-Probate Notice. Entertainment-Hype Theater. Every Dollars Worth-F. NJ. Brown Co. French Peas-Gilbert X Thompson. For Rent-Six Rooms-62 Derby Avenue. For Rent-Rooms-B. l.. Lambert. For Rent-Rooms-John T. Sloan. For Sale-Horse-371 Chapel Street. Jones' Fish Market-492 State Street. Made to Order-Malley, Neely & Go. Postum--At Grocers'.
 Pyramid Pile Cure-At Druggists. Sorosis Shoes-A. B. Greenwood, Special for Friday-N. H. Public Market, Silk Umbrellas-Canada x Robertson. Thursday Bargains-E. Nc Intyre X Go. Teas--Malley, Nicely x Co.
 Two Points-The o. A. Dorman Co. Womens Storm Garments-C. Monson Co. We Clean-The Pond Lily Co.
 Waite's Comedy Company-At the Grand. Wanted-Position-17 Orange Stret. Wanted-Girl-53 Livingston Stret. Wanted-Situation-6 Grand Street. Wanted-$1 ,200-Georela. This Office. Wanted -Situation-3S9 Shelton Avenue. Wanted-Situation-A B., This Office. ted-Situation-102 Orange Street. Wanted -Stuation-Waitress, This Office. Wanted -Situation-236 Wallace Street. Wanted--Washing- Chapel Stret.
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GOLF FINALS TO-DAY.

hist of Players Who Qualified in New Haven Golf Club Tournament. The following sixteen players have qualified for the finals which will be started to-day on the links of the New Haven Golf club:
 Theodore $. Woolsey plays Dr. Rod erick Terry.
 G. L. Tiffany plays E. Henckle.
 F. L. Cheney plays Thomas Hooker.
 R. V. Beach plays R. Crowell. F. N. Robertson plays James w. Bar hey.
 F. G. Beach plays Solomon A. Smith. w. B. Smith plays E. Q. Trowbridge.
 John Reid plays w. D. Kountze.
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MYSTERIOUS FIRE.

New Milford Destroyed Yesterday
 Afternoon.
 New Milford, Nov. 3.-A fire of un- known origin this afternoon destroyed three buildings belonging to Wm. Dun can located on the Still River road, about one half mile beyond the city limits and also consumed 1000 bushels of corn. The loss will be in the neigh borhood of $2, GOO. It was only by great efforts on the part of neighbors that MT Duncan was enabled to save his dwelling and other adjoining property.
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MILFORD.

Mrs. George w. Mitchell has returned to Coburg, Ont, after spending the summer in Milford.
 There will be a meeting of the college extension reading circle of the Indian River grange at the home of Frank M. Smith, the secretary of the grange, on Thursday evening of this week.
 The ladies of St. Peter's church will hold a food sale at the store of r. &, E. L. Cornwall on Saturday, Novem- Der 6. The sale will consist of bread, cake and pie.
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IyEATII EIt RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHITP
 0E THE WEATEER RYRnArY

OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON D. O.. Nov. 3. 1897, sp. m. Forecast for Thursday For New England Fair, warmer, north westerly winds becoming westerly. For Eastern New York: Fair, warmer; westerly winds becoming variable.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR NOVEMBER g. 1897,
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BUCKEYE STATE IS SAFE
Continued from First Page. )
Result in Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Nov 3.-The latest returns from Virginia give the demo- crats all the senators election and 94 and perhaps 95 members of the house. The republicans get four members ot the house and the independents one The democrats made heavy gains in the southwest
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AGREEABLE SURPRISE PARTY.

AGREEABLE SURPRISE PARTY.
 Charles Thomas, a popular fireman on the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad, was most agreeably sur prised by about fifty of his friends at his home, 211 Portsea street last night. The evening was spent in singing, danc- ing and parlor games and a jolly good tifr1e was had by all present.
 At reasonable hour bounteous supper was served.
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RUSSELL COUNCIL AND LADIES'
 AUXILIARY.

Tomorrow evening old Union armory will present a bright scene suggestive of fairy land, with beautiful young ladies in booths disposing of different articles, while delightful entertain ment by the well known Davis family will be going on, all for the benefit of those people who will go to make the opening night of Russell council and Ladies Auxiliary fair grand success.
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LAURENCE sTANtEY's FUNERAL.

The funeral of Laurence F. Stan ley will be held tomorrow morning at his home, 197 Dewitt street, at S:3O o'clock and at Sacred Heart church at o'clock. The bearers will be F. A. Southworth, J. Edward Dennis, Dr. l.. J. Gaynor and John B., Joseph, and John P. McKiernan.
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Have It Sent to You

The Journal and Courier will be sent No any address by mall at the same terms as 1t is delivered in the city. 15 cents week: 50 cents a month.
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Another Ribbon Bargain Affair.

These are ALLSILK BLACK TAFFETA RIBBONS In Plain and Moire. The quality is abundany rich NO MORE SUCH PRICES after this stock is gone. Why They are .S7vtseylauae1S.
 ALL-SILK BLACK TAFFETA RIBBON
 inch cyd. Ainch, yd 4I-2 inch, 2sc yd
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Local Weather Report. rnR NnurMnrp 2 lSA1
Mean temperature. B. Max. temperature. 62. Min. temperature. AS.
 PreciUitatiOu. 0 inOheg.

Max. velocity of wind. 2T-N. Accumulated excess of daily mean tenn perature since January l. POI degrees: or an average daily excess of .6 degrees. Total excess in precipitation since Janu- ary 1, 8.S3 inches.
 IT q MYERS. Observer.
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Will it Rain all Week :?
Big Store"

Ss.oo UMBRELLAS FOR $500. About 20 of 'em. Mems All. silk cloth, natural wood handles, very choice ster- ling silver mounts.
 CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS, soc. Good, strong, well-made, good-looking school umbrellas, Half dollar grade.
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Brief Mention.

, Insurance & Loans. Chas. Wilson & Go. 200 acre farm-s3,0Oo. R. F. Baldwin.
 build in spring. E. M. Clark, 42 Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-11-30

RIDES IN SPECIAL TRAINs.-Th'
Young Duke of Manchester. whose
mother was Consuelo Yznaga, of New
York, before marriage, has again beef
before the local court of Cambridge,
England, where livery stable keeper
named Hopkins, obtained judgment
against him for $245 for the hire Of
horses and carriages. Hopkins, having
failed to get any reply to his demands
for payment, applied for the Dukes
commitment to prison in default. This
order the Judge made, but suspended
it's execution for three weeks to give
the Duke further time TO settle his &C
count. The Duchess of Manchester has
lost control over her son and refuses to
make him any allowance beyond what
ne already receives, as she has to pro-
vide for heavy en- barrassments on the
estate resulting from his fathers ex
travagance. The young Duke takes
special trains down to Kimbelton Castle
for himself and his cronies ard this
week has been entertaining large
party of them at Tandarage Castle,
County Antrim, for shooting. He ct
tends all the principal race meetings
and is following generally in his fathers
footsteps.