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REMOVAL,

TNt.. 4. B. ARTHUR. Surgeon Dentist. lasfe.
zA J moved his 0Hieo to the building one ee.s
East Of Whites Old Corner and nearly osrs ,lte
his former place of business. All calls attended e
prnmptlv
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

MRa DR. w'ToN oCULIsr AND AURrsr. or
IVA French dipsmscy, having treated the for The past
eight Years With married. unfsns cee,. &uaranses 70
that hs been found poursb any ncuabs nature or
Iessth OF standing The worst fors Of hopeess Bsdpess
cured without operation pain and Weak eght In the
or young permanently cured Immediately. by innocent
y and . oiosl Asscr Hcuis SIDE snwascs
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:. y EsTs. $780,,
HI ;;::S ;;S s;S : sE ;;E$$::::::ss:: ;$:::::s::
v appear IN Byron ss ss'sSs;.s e. ss,sssaas o.
which ~in Be produosd Vim ..'. s.'>s
Costumes b. xrs Bohanoa. /" '-'''0''"
60. Properties ~ Sylvester.
ssls "a e.ss.sss srissad. ' = -"
Bsppe p:,s.sssiy s..,y s raa.. %: reaS.a
DEED ::sss;ss II! y: esss;r s,o.x.cr
EEEos . Eosds' Riley. Dsonsan Hls- chsafrau and
(. ..a...l MUSIC iNcIDENrAL :, c.-,
6::@Vas: s:ss cAors:, sTs.is; Non, !. .s...
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Duet, TT: Hard Ps. the ana S'ss.%c
sssE .Sop y. ws.::a S.seo
Co.'s cSas:rss r:o: scoc;s Ts c:d.s
coaesr..d Ptees Nelly Bly," .zssiind., E.SS
I: :.:' s: s! Lord and LADY A.'a
8 81 "a ss 4.sts:
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m.sss sDsnl'AL p Dss0sc Ts ses,'A Dance
Ana xAsrsk eSsizvGsfSsA DE WE'RE,
:sss
O'.' oss A.S 'ssa BROADWAY.
s.: e; :sS Dssso'rss. yGne ss1SS 19S
as- - SSis sSaiEiIas. r.,
=. $3.50. I'd LONDON.
l-'".ai a-l EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS s
A.a 10. ''iaissff ssf II aiHs e IN rHs COUNTRY.
'-~'~..n e. PAULsREruRN.
viii b Fepsaasd ~ura.v,x,,n
rSa J.mi:os 8. 81 ! s,oaaa.s Oven. Owens Berry q II.
Ssla SaIa @ss:: @ and " n: f.ss:ss ss''' Bowl
xRs JOHN WOOD
HIsEfTk fas PRETTY BARBER OF IsLrNGroN.
| >-as' rtbls .s EASY SHAVING. 3--
x:: Y x:,.sr., xs..rs v. p.vidss o. n ssedd.rs and
.pssay b prSduosd tho grand spectacular and ro-
s:. .ys IN :ss:ss:
Monday NAY AZ sy's ssss siTss's the week.
E'''''' r'o''f 4 M ss..'
Monster Tin Stocks % Magic Echo Sole
'', si%s :s Clog
Concluding with the nsr g. s'.n''''" Festival s'en'
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:, ErYn ! y ssLs y: ssrsSa.jys 3 y:.s. 1.zS,

TNE FIHE KIyU-HEHAHkAbLBE EAHIUTI
A private exhibition IL . very novel character V
yertsrdsy In Josss' wood, by an kAliaa sentsa
style- hirnseK Cri. Cfero DusBe Core. OF the Fre
thoronshly esablisAing his claia 70 The Ws hf
sumed. The .enssrtasAnest VAS quite cuvicre; 4
8ignor hss higher claims fsg hts inventtsn thAa
show. 10 was accort-a by alt prcssnt yesterday
aigpos made rood his claiua and his tnveniton N
Of human hfe.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Coo q. HAYDoCK. AUCTIoEkER. -kARTnEnL n
VI wars, French and American Glass wac. by kOBEhr
uAYDOCk rharoday. MAy ~ NJ IA o clock ~ his saios
l0i Liberty street ~ crstos common Ware crates
yellow WARE rs Psrers French Gass ), boxes bAr
lsy b Prssesve Jars 5o1 boxes common Tumberss svJ
PACKAGES kn.SJtcaa 0lass Silver Plated W are. &c
II EkRY u. LEEDS AUCrIONEER
II ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF OIL ILPAINTInGS.
Friday 9th MAy al lsocock
In sailery, No - Lbsssy street. few doors west
ADniHisfaATOR'sr GALE, OF PAINTINGS.
~ order OF the OF the esAte Of Louis Phe6e
dec~assdi large and valuable collection of OH PaiatuGA
OF the dst GLASS; comprisnG works Of the Ancient and
Modern eraool together with ayoce OF choice Pictures
belonging celebrated private gallery In
kurope Amoeg ne wodora pictures are the works Of
B. @ kosk Koek, h 6avry.
Ten Kate. A De Backeeor
y BouiauGos. n. Ten Kate
Kruseman, Henrietta Rousser.
De Heuve. To. Mertz.
6tsveua, ws y. Musin.
Won Sfbsn, Beyntjens,
n. StAche, Won 6evcrjonck.
Deman, 'N +t" and others.
Among the ancient Pictures Altar Piece BY kYas
mus Qulyn; two splendd Portraits by Fnck. from the
King or Holisnds coectiop: Cate Piece, BY Beghsm
Death Of Adeuis by Paul Veropsse; PAlamedea kaphss
kuoens e. vaa opsai Lucas 0iordsus 20 aie Picture
wsrp Sy Henry scSsssls Harfes sesne, ~ Ca.Ssln.
speadd Cattle Pt.cs by Henry Orossing
the yerry. By y vandervn aud othera They VIII be on
exhtoon shove q gallery in Liberty Stress % ana
from ThursdAy, l9sh I'll days Of SALE He
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
From the New York Daily News May 20 J
THE ITALIAN RALXMAM !


The most RENAL kable exhibition which We have
good fortune to witness for long time took riac,
Wood on W Wednesday afterno oon- Crist0for0 BuC
who has created great exeitsmeat not only am
masse of the people In London, but also among It's
appeared st jones' wooi ~ the time named a. give
hibition 10 select number Of geetlemen OF tho ".
merits o. drcss which he has iuventsd, and WI
claims IL not only impervious 10 hre. but, whom
preserve the tody from injury, though the dress
going into tho DIRE. which u pssg ared - follows:7
cages arc framed TO tnterssct each other. abou
feet eng BY even feet hiGh but oa'y three feat vi
four opsninss or AoorwavA Thee he comp'eteIy .,
and srs with hight urush wood. which y fred; .
tho whole become - II were one body Of hame !
traverses tie seversl marrow burning avenues.p
aad on, at esch opening. With appareos essc and
unharmed.
soon after 4 . wood had been fred the heat was
that the spectator could not stand ares 70 u than
ten varia and At that distance only - great dscomf
who SAY the experiment were perfectly sstisasd
c,uld do Al he prorni ed. In facs, be appeared =
only dissatisfied person on the ground. FOR she re
the fre Was not hot enough for him. The exhibto
repeated on Weduesoay nexts aud the poprhto
srounds has made liberal preparations for the EMO
visitors.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Yesterday Q number Of Newspaper reporters
persous visited Jones Wood 70 see italian, eiqne
Gore. ~als nn%athed thron: n . hot Are. About rou
canvass, panied red. ArU,nd An Iron arbor, with 1
trance !, lay . large pile a light orushwood- Ioi
piled The ItStAn then unc0ncet nelly walked thre
blazing mass, remain ns Anid the rames nntl the
been consumed. TIE exhibition completely dem
the praesiesbitv 81 psxscns als!ss snrensh ARE az
Corr was disseversd q ate es profuss psrspsrsS
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

ICOR sALH AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
u BY JAMES N MILLER Aucsipneer, 70 Pine street.
On THURSDAY. Asv ?. IA
at O'Clock y. n the prems sss. in the town Of
SCARSDALk, WEsTCHESTtR COUNTY,
THE HgRDSDALH TRACT,
containing about
40 ACRES or CHOICB LAND
In parcels OF from efty
are farm houses and outbufdinza
This tract selected BY rsfsresss 10
. . farm, and whfrh has made inerpven.eps
ssd arranged the plots divisions ssvs u sscA
parcel eommandina without Interfering WITH t.e
others The situation ridg~ Of able zee
-four hundred Of
fny extensive Of Long Island Soun su pses
the Palisades, distant about and quarter
the Scarsdale station the Harlem Railroad whole
troct 10 valued ~ the minimum price OF two hundred
nfy dollars scre, and each parcel Will b.
upset prce corresponding with s relative value
ed with the whole. snd sold bids above such
Yiy per cent OF the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage for FIVE at SIX cent In the
The subscriber will allow six per hundred dol
lars acre for agricultural purposes for all did
ahove the average price. will be
dale station The OF sale, the 81 lb,
n trains from Twenty sixth tarrring al H.
A. NJ b 70 convey the premises. which ord
ample time 70 examine the property and partake Of q
luncheon AZ IL before the and return 10
the city by the : % OF 6:o4 p. ~ traiu q NORRIS
NJ OF maps And e.plsnA apply 70 the aacuonesr Mo 10
Persons de rous Of viewing the PREMISE previou. the
day Of sale will end q station
on the arrival Of The 81 and iok 4 y. from Twenty.
sixth street.
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From the Brsesiyn Dasly Bssis May 10.

There sre . s,sat many wonderful things bsla 4
and around Nes Ysrk just now b. tie spirit. and NJ
but there Manifestations are Of no practical at ls
TO the eshibitors, who are feapins rieh harvest
crednlous Something that " ~ snea irious ~
hes, however. besn bsoaRht TO public notice. n
Baopo Cure tAs invented . frepro,f suit In whicf
walk in'o q burning building with flames piayn
him and feel no inconvenieu e. This discovery mt|
great ervice tis not expectei that every one wi
order salamander eutht and Keep n In the houss
be provided with snit which will enable the
enter burning buildings, save property and assist
in e1tinRushfuq Ores.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

WILLIAM ABBOTT. .AUcfIoNBER-orPicE NO
~ East Brcsdway-selIs on this day. ~ i0k ocleck,
the Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquof Store FR
street and avenue B:-spsndid Counter. gngsh Beer
Measures, &C -
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EoR sALE-By ORDER OF
IL 0BKARD n. STEVENS. Referee,
SATURDAY. Nay % 1864,

Harlem Railroad depot, nem Haven,
most attractive Country Seat,
snaied on the Sound aad ABOUT two miles from Harlen
bndss. and adjoining the r rvidescs Of the late b NJ
The grounda consisting Of about Is tassfuiy
and appropriately laid ont
The shore line about 100 feet water grant 10 front
from the state and substantial doch.
The mansion. which commands dne vAw. Ia . stery
aud double house. beautiful
provoments the rvSsdeose
The stabh ample, snd I'll the outbudipSs
psc,ive value tbeing the line Of 5n New yorH.
this 10 ~ one Of the most deGra bic PAGES
TIE MARKET
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

"a sALE OF MAGN!FiC MT HOUSEHOLD fURNi:
TURk. SUPERB ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS, RICH
CARPETS. PAINTINGS, BRONzES. ELEGANT PIANO
FORTS, SILVER CUT GLASS FRENCH CuISA, &c.
COST OVER $l2,oM
To BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
This tWednesday) afternoon At O'Clock a No l52 West
Twenty first street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
will be sold the largest Of elegant Furniture and
costly Works Of Art offered at tubc auction this
One elegant suit OF solid walnut Furniture. made to
order two months ago. rosewood Suit. richly
carved. pieces in silk brocade Centre and Pier
Tables Turkish Lounges with Armchars mach superb
seven octave Pianofore marble top Music Cabinet stool
and embroidered Cover Yards rich Tapestry Carpet
elegant rosewood Etag-re style Iouis XIV four superb
Bronze ChandeerS cCsy Bronzes Mante Vases and
Paror Ornaments Lace Curtains Shades collection Of
and va luable Paintings
SLEEPING Rooms DINING ROOM AND HALL.
Rosewood Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus Spring and Hair
Mattresses walnut suits Cottage and other
Chsrs Feds Bedding, Sofas Sofa Bedsteads Oval rrors
Cocks China Cnt silver Tahl" Cut cry. OF cloths
Hall Furniture &c. Sale hine.
Ii. WESTCOTT. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

uRNRY H. LEEDS AUCTION EER.-HARNEss &C.
II HENRY II. LEEDS MINER will sell st auction
Weanssday Nay 3S a II oeock II frat q sters
- Lberty street, Jaeger Busiue Wa.oa perfecty
new. wsransd 4 AN sesescts ana built for the present
BY Of the best Long Isand slao two
sets Of double Harness set Of sinsle Harness and
0ents Saddle. in ordor.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

IJKNRY H LRRDs AUCrrONEER -HOR6Es.-HKN-
~ RY LEnps INNER .i 'sii -. ss :.,s..o sIs,sS1 90
% Libert, street bay Horse seven yea old nseea
hand. high; high howin9 meme and long sn. nS1 s
saddle white Horse ten years old szteea hsads
high flag tail syIish aciSou kind and sound md gooA
traveller OF Donbis Harness silver mounted la
geo! condition family wagon thfeo eoatp inside
with drivers up; substantial and showy
fl.s y i i f.s..t s...
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

CLOTHING.

A TrENflOy.-Ar I'D SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
n Twenty fifth street Ladies' and gentlemen. have TIE
pleasure TO again that have Yrceived large
from ca snd markets 70 pay the
Ghes prices for ladies' and genemen Wearing Apparel
Carpets. Furniture Jswelry Ac. b, paying 81 cent
s Sr M as sn $ HieeT r o r. s c %
- TO 9lO also Calico. Deaine. Muslin &C. 0est
g,s,ismen don't forget TIE r,eh. name<r u HARcKs.
addressing you win b dealt with hoaesily Orders
viii Be tended TO from Broohiyn New Jeysey Hohokep
Narcka -
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

Pianoforie silver Plais. &C..
.,.. THIS DAY fWedoeeHay1 NAY -
Atce res,dsnce 7s wsst Houfss1th street Eskth
sssnns ccmmsncinE at 10b ococh A. ~. rain o. shine
ss sac oomprses some Of the richest and sabo.
..sJ ostsed Pnror rnrntsre onered at puek
toe and 70 be sold without spv yvssrye An examissflou
OIL well repay intending bnyeya
renor oon.An uhrse elegant full suits OF rosewood
rsrir xurnsnre 10 reh crmsoa and mareon, blue and
9sd aed onaGs oocred brocade and satin: ro>ev cod
xsssrss spissdid and costly faran ornanents. risI
nxoHffIcsxr ROSEWOOD prAsoyoRpx. sroo,.
AND COVER
elegant instrument with round eorrsrs
eArysd sss and case al & modern oder improvements
Suskish and Easy Chairs In hne reps: ~
ds nab top fabss richly carved Velvet and Brussss
Chamber Suits, In rosewood and mahosany. p,,s.,.
carved Bedstead Washstani Sofa Beds nne bs ,rrr
ien pure Hs Mattress from 20 70 pousds made 70 or
Dining Room Ynrniture consisting Of spe OAK E,.r.,..
pning Table, oat Armshaiss SILVER Ware, rich Chios
ivory and Silver Cutlery, rorks Spoons Ac with besvy
evt end en- yrsved Glassware Of every description
Csrtnen IN atsodsnce ~ ar rack ship goods for pur
oAasers
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
lJRMRY II. LREDa AUCTIoNE8R.
IL HOUSEHOLD RURhifURB.
HRNRY u. LEEDS MINER

Z. y E.st Houston street.
HOU6R HOLD FURNITURE, consisting or largo assert
ment Of Housesod Furn,urs consstns OF Velvet Brus.
sells and Iugais Carpss carved rArlsr Suits Mirrors Cur
ainA Genre Iahles Gha,ra EiagereA Kxieu Lon Dsing
Room 1sSss T.os wsss Ghiaa cfsk:ry .na q.ss ws.s
Hatrssss Cottage Suits other articles enunerAted
In the catelcgue also kchea Furniture with which the
nale wiil
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

A UCrIoN NOTICE.. ROTH, AUcrIoNE8R
MAaNfFfCENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
rURKfSH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES
vELvEr. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
TARTAN AND CHINA VASES &C
AN kxrRAoRDINARY OPPORTUNITY
on iAis sDAY<wBDNRsDAY). HAYa5.
the residence ll9 West Eighth street Cnton pacc) Do
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues
9alo commencing NJ ii clock precisely !.
The sale comprises the contents OF the house ana
II made order present owner Dv cele
and but monthA Inc whoo VIII ~
sold peremporly rain shine Offering extra
PXRLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FyRNIrUR1.
Thrre beautiful rosewood and black walnut Parior
6ni:s. In rich French satin broca.el and reps
turkish Fasv Chairs and Lounscs to match rosewood
Tables Etageres Corner and Book Stands
elegant Brocatel and Lace CurtainS fine col
lection OF OIL Paintings EngravinRA largo Arrers and
Hn1sfMcRNr Hnasssl,1f:R ROSEWOOD PIANoroRrE, STOOL
AND COVER; COST e7U;
elegant instrument. with round c0rnerss beautifully
logs with all modern improvements over
strung bass full plate. French action full oc-
wood and mahogany Behsssds, Bureans, Wash.
sauds Sofas Chairs Rockcrs Mirrors Clocks Tabes Bed
Lounges Spriny and Hair Mattresses Beds BtAnketa Tea
Tables Extension Table, Gass, China and Silver ware
Table Cutlery 10 Sale positive Depos Is required. .
n B-arties Wishing attend this sale will take Sixth
stages leaving Eighth street. lew doors
from the house
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

A LvAH 9. BAKER CO.. AUcIIonEERs
ALBERT HAYWOOD. AucTlokkkk
BlCH An AksORrMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUkNlTuhb
fAiNrINGS, SrArUARY, BROkLbs
RARG AND COSTLY WORKS OF AkT 30, &C
THIS DAY tWEDSESDAfl MAI 70 .....
~ tAs elegant mansion a. West Sixteenth street ocsWsen
F1.tn and sixth avenues
Sale IL O'Clock preoisoJ ~.
The auctoaeer would cal he particular a1sen.'os ~
friends public sale, cAtaos ue CO
supero of Furniture, Panotor'e rssa.asn,
French Catalogues at the hou ue' sae P'eAV
tory. f08. 80 ..,.x .v,,h
Drawing Rooms suite of Furniture covered .aan
bro,sss description elegant sets OF nuou
tsns the ELageres. plate kass uo.s. ~
ce,snurss and Bookcase Centre aos
mar aud Drmoiu Chandetefs oaoiuess -
match Orsnou Dreslen China ornanents. msao'o
0taiaury Iron Figures on Paintings oy eminent ars's
srsnns iins orfAvE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrK
fuly suArauleeA the maker stnt orncaus
sssrd Ko,.s Sc Hatstand. Chairs TO match OAK buuet
Ertrusion Table Chair So as cnt ana hngrsved 0Ass
China D,nner mporedo from Paris for present
ownsr Siyer Dianer aud Tea Service, Casters Spoons,
Fcrss Irn cake BASKETS Oyster DISH Tu-een Table Cut
icrv Linen rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
iresses pairs Linen sheets para Plox Cas,s ~ pairs
French Blankets Towels Connterpaues, narseles Quilts
French Toilet set, mahogany Sofas Bsds,eads chsira
ties wishing 70 sstend this sale take fth or sth avenue
The Astor 81 Nicholas or Metropolan
bolcl leaving at Sixteenth street. two doors from house
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

j. L. SMITH AUCTlONEER, WILL SILL This
IA day Ii oc ock, at No IL Stnyvesau place tNinth
street b~twecn Second and Third Piano OF
wood aud mahogany Redroom Suits Rockers, Looking
0iAses mahogany Chairs Tables, Brussels
Iasra and thing that belongs 20 hrst class
~ f.se.
The New York herald., 1864-05-25

A rrENrION-pOR i64 sEyEsTH AvExUR-BARRIs
taaes the opportunity to announces his customers
that he adyanced " prces for
Gas. OG Wearing Appase Carpets rnr.iurs Jewey, Di,
for tie New orleans market Ladies asd gentlemen havIng
any Of the sane a. o. caans "a oy al'ng on or Ad
and Twenty secone streets. There ~. depend npn
c+ving higher rwios than froM ether blowers who
eaer hgs prises asa then trembling u thrIn
half their vsue- Ladies and gentemen only but
and yourselves satsfatou Please he
particular about the and Ia Seventh
n n oN o
The New York herald., 1864-05-25
HELLER'S-5S5 BROADWAY.
III WHAT .THk TIMESu
SAYS Or ukII Err

II ELLER'S-535 BROADWAY
II WHAT THE TIMES"
SAYS or HELLER.
Robert Heller e,s the held and intends we believe.
TO of permanently ondn does OF the
Frencn M-lrnpps Jnss iron the adni able success
that ~ far be
hat little DOUBT VI hs perfect aiity 10 place his Sse Dia
builuc" In the re u.ar OF ~rmancnt ace OF
metropolitan Mr. Hsltrs tricks are
prfsing performed While some OF
Them peculiar the gentleman and taereo Of
cai value They always executed with 'ncatness econ
We lack vocabulary speaking critically of the
ders performed and In fact TO anayze feat Of leeerde
Gunpowder. They both startling phenomena and leave
8 distinct perfume of birthstone the What
discuss nationally 4. the in which Mr..
Heller we'll asonishes his audiences. VIZ
ards, general thin do not talk we'll They speak too
much and little In spite OF the back coat too.
gathering remin OF the days when they had
gag pop@ into the show ciugs their and
n axe II tedious and sometimes offensive.
Mr.. Heller % . complete exception TO this rule. He com
'choker' immaculate His JOKES his puns
atroci his sma talk amusing There Is duh
fact from tie opening OF his entertainment to Its
close, uttered during continuance.
This why he succeed In obtaining audiences that
only large but unusually fashionable Moreover Mr.
largely chsrm OF evening In his establish
Heller plays . couple solos with ection touch and
execution that leaves nothing " be desired except
and this we well add is never conceied We advise
saders 70 pass couple q hours IN Ar Hsers pleas:
have written In his praise.-Now York Times, Nay 6
Every evening 1t g Door, opss .. ~ o'coc
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The New York herald., 1864-05-25

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man, living beng which san wc,s ssSnnsrms
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Abednego. Ne entered an iron cage around, OYER /
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side which II renufuliy esvered whh br,shWocdl
and shsvns..-ssd dress somswhss resembling
4 ysuns srntiemsn. evidently disposed to max
she Affair." distrbuted lucifer natehea among thosd
soa n " Il. Sss drove r 3. es~s
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mark ne made as hs did =. were sssrssly inssa:s
TO sat sfy bis inordinAe deslrs 70 b comfortably VI
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ipa The sshstios was curious one. snd 10
fyrem shs ssv yssl Aras, Nay a., q
ance. asd rsbsd IN the Ample uniform II loose 4
taaoens an1 helmet made of TOW cloth, AND psi4
with coppoettfou Known only 70 the inventor ne
entered hio flaming cage. mahtDg bow aehe
o. politely ana ~ csvnsdly % though - wsss
his palace. FOR fun twenty minutes. amid the his
Gage, paying little attention 70 the heal ana III
rhanccesos would 70 the sting cf mcsquito ~ tnl
ton Of that time the 1re went DOWN sor1eW hat e0(
King, " scornne N con bas with sush An tastgn
- smouldering nFe, made HE exit j. +
: The Second and Third avenue cars, runuiSS e,
Fare Ave osuls. Ni1" at Ns
SYLVAN SHORE ~ n
SYLVAN GROVE
sklns frequent trps aiso carry peskenscrs y sh%