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LETTER FROM ALASKA.

John Scholten and Party Reach Lake
Linderman and Are Now I'm Route
to Dawson.
ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. IS Another
letter has been received from John Schol-
ten of this city, who with several Others
left for the Klondike some weeks ago. 1t
was dated at Lake Linderman Septe ber
4. The party got across the pass all right
after hard time of it, and on the summit
met Captain A. l. Richie and Mr.. Colds
worthy of Alameda, who were returning.
They reached Lake Linderman and whip
sawed enough lumber to build them a
boat. and expected TO start down on the
DAY after the letter was written. More
people are returning than are going
tow ard the mines. Tho weather is cold
ana rainy, aud food of any kind was SELL
ing at 20 cents pound.
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Young Mems In stitute.

OAKLAND CAL, Sept 18.-Oakland
Council No. Z, Young Mems Institute
have arranged an elaborate programme for
its entertainment next Wednesday even
ing at Chapman's Hail. The best talent
has been secured, which promises TO make
this one OF the most successful affairs of
the season. The evening will close with a
hall
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Chan ging the Levy.

OAKLAND, CAL. Sept. 1.-THE Judi
ciary committee tonight decided 10 re-
duce the apporIionment Of tie tax levy
for the general fund from II 10 16% cents
and add the difference to the hi b scnooI
fund, which raises it from .0975 to .I025
This was done on the showing made by
Superintendent McClymonds and the
Board Of Education. The additional half
cent in this fund will enable the board to
improve the high school grounds ard
maintain a suitable lawn thereon.
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stances the appoin ment is not in the best in
teres Is Of the tax paying community or in JUS
tice to those county officials who were not in-
terested in having Mr.. Bissell expert their
work
Mr.. BisseIl denies all Mr.. Laidaw says.
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MANY EYES ON
THE GRAND JURY
Clerk Jordan and Roeth
Are Both Out to
Fight.
County Printing Likely to Be
the Foundation of a
Sensation.
Murray Laidlaw Publishes a Gard
That Adds to Public In
terest.

OAKLAND OFFICE SAN Francisco CALI
90S Broad way, Sept. IS.
The Grand Jury is just now tho object
of greatest interest to the politicians and
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Each Side Wins the Case.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. is. - Judge
Greene this afternoon allowed an in jnnc-
tion against the county in the celebrated
case OF Macaado VS.. Alameda County.
Machado sought damages for overdowed
land caused by road Improvement. and an
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Broke Her Arm

OAKLAND. CAL, Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Anita
McCurney. ar old lady, Sc years of age,
fell while alIghting from an electrician
tonight aud broke her left arm. She was
within block of home when the accident
happened, but was taken to the Receiving
Hospital.
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A Newspaper Man Missing.

BERKELEY, CAL. Sept. 18.-The dis.
appearance of E. Rollins, business mun-
ager OF the Berkeley Advocate. ten days
ago, has created consid erable talk in the
college town. Rumor was busy with the
cause of. the disappearance. Mrs. Mar
quand, Rollins partner, declares that
when be went away he had only $50 be-
longing 10 the firm and she is certain that
be wiilturn up again all right.
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sawbones VS.. Jawbones.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1S.-There was
a game OF alleged baseball at the West AL
arneda grounds this afternoon between
mines com posed of doctors and lawyers
from Oakland. The teams were as iol-
lows:
Sawbones-Dr. S. II. Buteau, DR.. r. T.
Stratton, DIR. w. K. Sanborn, DR.. A. III.
Pratt, DR.. j. NJ. Shannon, DR.. J. z. Dunn.
Dr., G. M. Fischer, DIR. D. ID. Crowley and
Dr.. Sill. Jawbones-C Clarence CrowelI, NJ.
Z. Chapman, Abe Leach, Tom Garrily.
George de Cola, Tom Bradley, John
Giascock, Ben Woolner and A. l.. Frick.
There were 400 or 500 people present and
the game was very exciting. lasting sew
erai hours. 1t resulted in victory for the
Jaw bones by a score OF II to Is.
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LIABILITIES

Lrsses adjusted and unpaid. .-..
Losses in process of Adjustment or
in Suspense NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Losses resisted, including expenses.
Gross premiums on Fire Risks run
ming one year or less, S96U,063 81;
reiusurante e 30 per cent.
Gross premiums ON Fire Risks run
ming more than one year. SS34,-
1873 10: reinsurance pro rata :.--
Amount re. aimable by the insured
Oh perpetual Fire Insurance
fOlICi6'--- 3. . .
Com missions aud Brokerage due
Total Liabilities. s................
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At sea level an object hundred feet
high is visible little over thirteen miles
Ii five hundred feet hign it is visible near
iy thirtv miles.
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"DR. PIRRCES ELECTRIC BELT"

A n APPLIANCE THAT GIVES SPARKS OF
II life into your nerves, SparkS that you feel
Its power Is felt upon the surface Of the body ia
one moment. 1t permeates every vital funcsion
Every lecturer on the public PLATFORM every
physician of note, every scientific work that you
read, tells you that "Iciectrlcity Is Life" Every
element Of your being gives denons. ration of the
lTuI OF this assertion. 1t is fact 10 doubts
1t. With your nerves and blood charged with his
electric force there is 10 chance for disease.
place for weakness. IL is the fundamental princ
pie of vigorous manhood and wornanhood. Where
it is disease cannot be. 1t cures without druggiug
she stomach. Give it trial DE Perces Pat
ented Belt is warranted 10 be superior to all 9TH
crs. and is sold ut REASoNAB4 PRICES Buy
no belt till you see Dr. Pierce's-
eau or send for FREE BOOK. Address DR..
PIERCE d SON, 704 sacramento St. coz Kearny
64u Market st, below Kearny, san Francisco
Agents follows: Holden Drug Co, Stockton;
R. e. Gogings, SACRAMENTO, ana G. G. Morehead,
San jose
Ma netic Elastic Truss"
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Real Estate owned by Company. $2e5, 1883 20
Loans on Bonds and Mortgases...... 1,l47,666 20
Cash Markes Value of al Stocks a ID
Bonds owned ty omI any. 796,224 66
Amount OF Loans secured bY pledge
OF Bonds. Stocks and other mar
krtabe sec curities as collateral. 3s, 700 90
Cash IN Company's Office. e............ 1l1!0 70
Cash in Banks. ks....................... 104, ,923 s.
Interest due and accrued on all
SiOcks and Loa1S.... =. -....- ....-. 263 SO
Interest due and accrued on Bonds
and Mortgages. ges..............-... 26a4S 81
Premiums In due Course of Collection 10U,S "a Of
Rents due a"d ued ............... ], 1870 80
Ground rents well secured. ........., 2l97U 10
Total Assets ts.......s 81, 525, T90 81
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OAKLAND, CAL. Sept. IS Fire War
den Murdoch ordered the work of build.
ing an annex to the Receiving Hospital
discontinued today until permit was
granted by the Council. He served notice
upon District Attorney Shook. The annex
is freme structure, and is within the
fire limits. Hence il cannot be erected
without special act OF the Council.
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Another Engine Wanted.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1S.-The Fire
Committee Of the City Trustees and Chief
Engineer Krauth have decided that the
city is in need of some new apparatus and
that the engine houses should be painted.
They want one new fire-engine, and it is
said to be absolutely necessary. To OBJ
tain this the appropriation for the depart
ment Will have to be increased, but it is
not known whether this eau, be done and
at the same time keep within the dollar
limit. An effort will be made, however,
TO do this by. cutting off expense IN some
other direction.
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Will Quiz the Preacher.

BERKELEY, CAL., Sept. ia recog-
milton council of Congresat .onaiists will
meet next Thursday afterloon at North
Berkeley 10 examine the newly elected
pastor, Rev. j. A. Cruzan. on his theologi-
cal beliefs and ministerial standing. Rev.
George B Hatch Rev J. j. Pierce, Rev.
William RAIDER, Rev. ]. Clarke Robbins,
Rev. George C. Adams and others will
compose the council
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Sl,5so,066 90
INCOME.

Net Cash actually received far Fire
premiums e.,' -. -. 81, 23o, 800 IA
mortgages. -. 80. ,e,..1.,.,. 5s.5l3 80
Received for interest and dividends
Bonds. stocks, Loans and from
al other sources ,..........-.. $500 81
Received for Rents. :. ............... 7,112 03
Received for Perpetual Pre-
miums .....,........ 1915 81
ces Cancelled 49,, -. ............ I,7o4 %
Transfers -. -. ............... 33e 90
ro,.,Inc,ma "A 1X9o7s1 %
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written a protest to the Gazette against
the action of the club in recon- ne en- ding
that the Town Board employ spec ial
counsel to defend the validity of the
justices courts. TIE Trustees at the last
meeting appointed the brother of Town
Attorney Hayne, at an expense of $3.50
and the correspondent declares that this
IS out money wasted, as the Town Attor-
nev is employed to and should attend to
such cases
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STATE MI ENT
Or THE
CONDITION AND AFFAIRS
AMERICAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
" Pennsylvania on the 3ist day OF December.
A. n S96 and for the year ending on thas day, as
made to the Insurance Commissioner OF the state
Of California. pursuant the provisions of sec
10 and Gil of the Political Code condensed
per blank furnished by the Commissioners
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LICK HOUSE.

Rose Evans, Los Ang
Mrs SchnitZ, Firebaugh
w n Chester, VaileiJ
w r Duncan, Otovide
ID Schlliing & w Or
d j Ruiz, Mexico
Blanche Il Newell. Cal
j CuzIer. Los Ang
II Isaacson. Wreenwoo'
w ] Brier. Sacio
w L Kshler, Gel
l. T Hatfield, Sa ctO
T NJ Williams, Trinity
j Bredi S, Bakei stield
\ Wooster & W, BK stieli
X II Cavills, London
] + Ward. Alameda
X d Emery, Eiwood
G. A Bailey & W, Pa
T. Cooper, EiwoCd
r Dodge, Pleasanton
D Jones &f, Lower LAX
Mrs Gearhart, El Do. ad,
] NJ LathrJp, Newman
T Nc Nance, Colum bia
H 4 hornton, Los b nos
+ Wiimans, Placervllie
q Nunnemaker, NiSalla
T. A w Warren, Chico
w w Feffin, Cayote
J p Arnold, Cayote
J Colley &f, NevadaCit,
Z r. Day, Los Ang
g CuZher, stanford
b F Richardson, Cal
II L flcSet, Placerville
RU SIS
II Spslding, Hawaii
g HIcKox, Butte City
Mrs Mills, Portland
L Smith, sac
Z A Truesdell, Portland
G w Rice, Boston
Julia T. kamm, Ill
] Maxwell " W, 1t S AM
E J Mckmoy, \ Orlean
j Cole man, sacramento
q G sullivan, Berkeley
u w w est. Sac
] Win eT e ", san Jose
q NJ Mitchell, Salinas
Ii SomenbrE, sacto
+ l. Wheeler. Sacto
q Z Baker, Monterey
Mrs Griswold, sta Rosa
n + Malcolm, can Jose
J NJ Forbes, Sla Barbar.
A L Miller, Sacramento
J n Camp, Sacramento
y B Riet ey, klnlira
W + CROCK ert, y Y
j w Pitts, Columbia
MTate IL u, BERN uda IslG
j Marks, Weayervitle
A w Mcpherson, Cal
GRANT
G @ Bushnell, Tie nm
w karll. Chico
j w Leahy, Chicago
$ Frankenheimer, Stktn
l. > sherman, sta Cruz
X Hermann. Los Ang
+ b Doane, san Carlo
L j Lltche /, TT Bragg
Miss Ida Callahan. y ap,
T Lewis. PlesSAntou
f w Miller. Raleigh
J 4 Miller, Ariz
G Harrington, Los Ang
] > Biackstock, VenturS
b + Mar in, Ill
L. 4 Osborn. tex
Miss l. Cofdes, stockton
I + Cummings. y Y
w 7 Barnett, ESQ koble.
w + Glib rt, Los Ang
G Green. Auburn
Mrs + J Mason. Chicago
Miss NJ i obin. Vallejo
PALACE
r f Griflin, Detroit
p j Gerag ghty, Chicago
Hot Lees, emo
w L Peck. New York
Mrs h skrisge d d. Eng
G Garrison, Oh cago
Mrs Carsoa, PIT. sburyh
Mrs Wilson. Keswick
q Linderberger. ! ouisvl
A Bingham, Marysville
Mrs punsmuir. Victoria
K Maorac, New York
DIR Ii ebbiit d. c, q 5 a
j L beams, Reno
Mrs /. l.osenoauua, StcEtn
4 Mact.onaldWf C&nl \ J
BALDWI
Mrs w Worthing, Stcktn
ID w Spencer, n Y
q 4 Grant. y Y
w Cochrane, San Rafael
c Anderson. san Antonio
L Friednay. St Louis
r G. Gibbons, stockton
a francisco, Los Anz
Mrs w n lowen, Sacto
] r Bonner, Sscto
w u Wilson, Chic ago
] Kyle, salinas
NEW WEST.
] w Rogers. Fresno
b J Wandray, Oakdale
a Huehner, bakerstield
] K Cooper, Cal
] a Clark, Iowa
w Mitchell, y ew Orlean!
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Tennis Tryout.

BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 1S-The
Berkeley High School tennis-players held
ryout this afternoon at the Augustine
Court, to choose presentaiives of the
school for the A. L. tennis4tourname ent.
II. Davenp ort and W. Ratctiff were
chosen. Ia the contest Tor the cham pion-
ship OF the school Rttcliff defeated Dayen-
port By a score of 60, 6-1.
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injunction against tre county to stop any
more such work. He was refused damages,
but will not have any more such Work,
The cas- e has been long drawn out one
on purely legal points.
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Lizzie Clrter in the IAsane Asylum.

LlzEIe lrtsr IN the IIsane AsYl UNI.
OAKLAND CAL, Sept. 17-Mrs. Lizzie
Garter has been committed 10 the insane
asylum in Iowa under the name OF Mrs.
Barton. She will be remem bereG here as
prolific letter-writer and a warm adj
mirer of DR.. Poulson of Fruitvale, whom
she claimed as her psychic husbai d
She wrote 10 doctors, lawyers ana news
paper men, some OF whom she praised
and cursed others. Several times the
United Sta es mail authorities had her in
charge, but she always escaped. Recently
she was committed from Council Bluffs.
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ASSETS.

Amount of Capital stock, paid up in
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Berkeley News ftems

BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 1S-The Berkeley
w. c. T. L. has e,eeted the following officers:
President, Mrs P. y. Rogers; secretary, Mrs.
NJ. N. Hardy; treasurer, Mrs. Salmon; vice
Hatch, Mrs. George Haight. Mrs. E. Elston,
Mrs. Jevett Mrs. Chick, Mrs. J. II. Rhodes,
Mrs r. Naylor and Mrs. William Whitney.
Baseball Manager Cross intends to immedi-
ately bring the prospective batteries of the
U. &. base ball team out Oil the diamond for
regular practice.
The buildings and grounds committee of
the University Regents viii meet next Mon
day TO accept, ii found satisfactory, the new
Agricultural College building.
baseball game between the Cyclones and
Sigma Nits was played on the U-C. campus
yesterday afternoon. The Cyclones won by
score of IA 10 /.
The Berkeley High School has refused to ac-
cept the Challenge of the Oakland High TO au
inter-sch ool debate, to be held this term.
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OAKLAND, Call. Sept. 1.-THE Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical Com pany is 10 be in
co:porated for a term of fifty years The
capital stock is placed at $4,000. The
headquarters will be IN this city, but
stores will be established throughout the
State. Professor c. 4. Seifert is to be
president and general manager, DR.. H.
Kerpan, vice president; Union Savings
Bank. treasurer, and W. N. Friend. secre-
tarV
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Declares It Mouey Wasted.

BERKELEY, CAL, Sept 1S-A mem
Der of the Good Government Club has
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Barber Sears Case.

ALAMEDA, CAL, Sept. 1S-Anthony
Sears had his trial to-day before Justice
Morrs Oh charge OF failing to provide
Tor his family. His wife told her story of
neglect and privation and he in turn made
his explanation. The Judge took the case
under ad dvisement until next week.
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EXPE DITUEES.
Vet amount paid for Fire Losses (n-
Guiding S170 234 IL, losses of
previous years) rs).....-......... $735.3s 65
Dividends to Stock holders. ....,..... $4,000 90
Paid or al lowed Tor Commission
Brokerage ..,,-...-....-.. $40 "a
Paid for Salaries, Fees and other
charges for officers. clerks. etc. lo5.25o 90
Taxes ss l.'s' .'. ..,..........e,.. - ~ c7ole4e
lures ........,...,..... s5,s54 "a
Total Expenditures .........S 81, ,228, ,356 IL
-----
Losses incurred during the year Cire) s66l 8 50
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RISKS AND PREMIUMS
rrp ~ pYsu-O ry,1-1-T--,,-
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Daniel ferguson Nonsuited.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. l7.-Judge
Greene granteI the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Comrany nonsuit in The damage
suit for $50, 900 brought by Daniel Fergu-
son. He Leld that there was contr butory
negligence when a man could STE 300 or
400 feet either way while walking twenty
seven feet, If he were struck by an engine.
A Small Fire.
OAKLAND. CAL, Sept. 18.-A roof fire
at the Oakland Stove Works called the
Fire Department out tonight. The dam
age was caused by spark from the blast
furnace but will not amount 10 more than
500
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EXPE DITUREs

Total Income. $3.50. l5s
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Property-owners on Dayton avenue expect
soon 10 be able to have the street cut through b
and improved from Paru 10 Dayton street.
The music section OF the Adelphian Club will
meet on Monday next 10 A. NJ Schubert
will be the subject
A bert Newman will ask the Trustees at
their next meeting 10 remove Poundmaster
Josephs.
The quartet choir of the Park-street Metho.
dist Church has been dispensed with ana the
music Tor the services is Row furnished py a
Satisfactory results have followed the change
s John MeQuesten, the 'Father of tho Yukon,D
was given dinner by Mrs NJ L. Schieffelin
las evening. McQuesten and Mr. Scheffelia
were together on the Yukon in l883-S4.
The sports tomorrow will include game OF
baseball between the Marcus e. Rammeis and
West Z ID 5azaars and one between the C. J.
Heesemans and the San Francisco Atnleuc
Club.
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81, 190 81
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4 f NH FL M ,
Broadway & 9th St.

ent Chairman Peck declared Mas elected where
upon the minority who had opposed him. eXcitedly
questioned the validity Of the vote. declaring that
some Of the seniors had been smugg' IN 70 insure
his election
II was found that there were some seniors in the
ROOM and some o. the Juniors attempted 10 eject
them This the signal for a general outbreak
and while the chairman was trying 10 restore
order TWO Students. Dreyfuss and Forman. began
a night Dreyfuss had pulled Forman's coat-tails.
and Fornan had responded by hitting Dreyiuss on
the head with his umbrella. Thugs were, ap-
preaching n stage of general riot when one OF the
assistant janitors appeared and hastily cut on the
supply of light.
This had the effect Of transferring tbe wrath q
the students from another TO the Janiior ana
they started out 10 force him 70 turn on the hSnts
again He refused. and student Newman py
name then began TO attack the Janitor. While the
others endeaVored TO get the keys from MIN
Whether Newman or his opponent got the better
Of II Is uncertain The former declared yesterday
that he gave the a sound whipping. Wnlle the
janitor says that the young man was unapIe 70
hurt MIN When the light was finally turned on
again the students had Gained down and there
was no further outbreak Of hostilites
The officers Of the school are not disposed 70 re-
gard the matter seriously and no official nollce OF
II will be taken In rhe Registers ONCE yesterqay
II was said that there was more fun than anything
else in the affair.
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cg4PvTyG SPRING MILLINERY.

Every shopper knows how greatly the aspect Of
the place In which goods shown seems 10 affect
the appearance OF the articles themselves. So
clearly mas this come TO be recognized that mer-
chants usually make II part Of their business now
TO provide attractive surroundings for their wares
In pursuance OF this idea the millinery showrooms
OF 3 Altman & Co. the second floor Of their
veT-known establishment IN SiXth-ave. Eigh-
tenth 10 Nineteenth SITS nave recently been re-
modelled 10 form particularly pleasing setting 10
the hats and bonnets which they contain Not
that the latter triumphs OF the milliners art need
anv assistance In order 70 be beautiful either.
they are specially attractive even for spring hats
which are popuIarly credited with possessing I'M
usual charms From a careful survey OF the rooms
the visitor gets a few general impressions. when
are something like these Flowers are used pro-
ruselv enough 20 suggest that the place IS great
garden. frequently entire hats are bullt or tnein
Those are usually toques or small bonnets, and the
blossoms most used are vioets. cowslips. pansles.
roses poppes and primroses. he favorite colors
in this seasons headgear seem 10 be heHotrope
and geraniurn but these two general names In
clude a wide range OF shades OF each. Hellotrope
and eArsniuun are even combined and the result Is
confidently termed "Frenchy As TO materials
nra,tv eauzy malnes spangled with gold. silver
or iet is much used. and long pumts ana troop
inc atgrettes are a popular adOrrTent for tne large
hats OF rough. fancy straw. The mourning Don
nets exhibit wide range Tor cholce. -.
Downstairs the Entri nmed hats are aDuhudui thu
OF graceful shape Offering unnunb ered possini,les
IN The amateur m!lliner. Walking mats WIN short
hacks and turned-up sides are sold for stree, ann
ordinary wear. and there Is great variety o' o"u
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styles many OF which are decorative IN 'hein-
selves "a 10 need little other trimming Inc chi
fren's hats both untrmmed and trimmed are Re-
m1rkahly pretty An original model thlyn4 ~
latter Is OF white Cuban straw. adorned VIZ
hlue ostrich feathers and ribbon or a corresponding
shade quaint little poke OF rose-colorea sttaM u
trimmed with rose-coored mornng-glorles anu
Millinery however is not the only prominent
department at this season. May interesting novel
TO- are SHOWN at the glove counter. ana me Gus
,H,,a- 60 ar a glance several des which nave
not hitherto been displayed In kid. Among mem
are a delicate moss-green and medium ,Dt OF
s,iole, Witch developed IN suede. Will be hignly
popular FOR stree, and calling wear. B!sclit and
sn"orites In Clace kid electric blue IS a rev
and pretty color. and the quality Of the s:oye Is
~ inns found among the pique gloves. but there
arc new shades OF each color.
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CANNES. FRANCE.
Hotel Beau Site,
Cannes.

recently invented Chassepot rife was used with muir
derous effect against Gari5ad!s troops Oasloa'o'
and hs son Riccotu were captured ana held as pits
cnars IN the fortress OF Nargnano near sp-%]a tof
ons time and were finally allowed 70 return 10 ths
c;arihaldi home In Capreara. In 1870 IN answer 70
arreal az Gambetta. Garibsdi and his sons went &c
rra,ca and offered their services u the hepuohc
4, The war against GERMANY. Ricciotu received .
o,,r,,sson IN his fathers corps which was eA4eo
ire Volunteers o. the Nosges ana ms services >"
~ command are SIN referred TO with PRIDE oy 'hs
- ara the Italians on october .. IN the en-
cement near Dijon. he gained small victory over
80 Germans and personally captured the only Ger
- aag which fell into the hands OF ne french
Aiming the campaign one historian OF tns
s,r said mat the failure OF the German ores 20
5.ancs f,,rther In the direction CHOSEN py men
ao a. ndsr was due 10 the corps comindh'e' ~
Garlbsld. -.,, wy was over ,hs
,.o'nss- c;sribaldi went 10 south America ana 70
,V,sssiJ, IN business tour. and on MS return 70
f,aIy he made his home In Rome. ~hete ne wen.
49, h,slness In 1857 he was elected member OF
M Italian Parliament, but gained no promnenss
W. and was moi reelected He is man OF MOD
erets means and Ike the other members OF me
car,haidi family he receives 10000 francs year
sroro The Italian Government. when togetner wItn
ne revenue derived from the family estate on ms
island OF caprera, gives MIN q INQUEST '"'0"e'
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GRANT MONUMENT DAY EXERCISES.

General Dodge grand marshal OF the Grant
Monument dedication day parade yesterday ap-
pointed NJ f. Staples. general agent OF the h'ie
pauroah as marshal OF the marine parade on
Iii 81 Mr. Staples has had an extensive eXpe-
,.arce with water parades. and had charge Of one
s,.s.,o, q, Iast fairs Sound Money harbor parade
.dt,,ant-G General Peck Of Vermont. called on
c1reraI Dodge yesterday 10 inform him that Yer
c.o,.o-ro- with his STAFF. would he presen.
mont - 49,, IN me dedication day parade. and
70 TAX t-,ne with him as many OF the State MI
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