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us,.,, u.svrr, ts.lsishvnit. aud ucD-siit
Goiatn~s,i. the winner by jJ5 Points.
The fcsnFn MACH between WIN. Goidhsaiis ~ Hos.
ton and John Henoyii, n 'hs city, for 800 side,
on Inst might = Irving Hail. before srsc audi.
ence comprising many dstlns llshed professionals snd
amateur players b,sd.s assembiase q citizens Ia
general mis- wss TIE fourth trial d skin between
these two noted piavers the Sec YORKER having been
tho winner on sarb II the previous occasonA
in The last game ncpevrt by 5H points.
snd mate the largest record, s0a
points. The game lss ni.h VS. tho regular American
four hall c,rom played "a beautiful fall arc
tatia Mr. Chris O'coEnW "a selected umpirs Tor
Cold,bvate, ana 81 cshtll ~ Hcpevlu. The umplros
selected Mr Joseph Don 'hs cslsbfsed CHAMPION, a.
referee.
Tue PLAY "a. ccnmsnced a. yreclseiy sighI O'Clock,
when the betting pretty ofsE ne odds being y
favor of ncDevltt On- ssutsman offered 900 IN cold
10 100 10 gold in fsvor y Godthwslts Il sco.pisd
Tue play no, very brisni W o. nine O'Clock whoa
toe count STOOD Gssitbssiis, l5i NcDnyit, .Di
NeIpeyitt SHOW u great while Gofthwsite
Yves perfectly cool rslfpgsse@ssi and steady On The
twenty eysnth sn0rr ''ollnNa.' -. - -" - ~. ~.
2so Goldthwsllas highest fun - ~ ~s TT, anf
McDswttsS1
on mo ,blry ,i,,h coaai ~ play sss..lod,assIs
Gs7 Mrfyvit, sis-bs latter shgs "A Letter spirit and
rn0rs gkii u,sn ~ the opening 9f lie ssms Ga the
thirty ssssnis count Golf'hvats naae heauiitai 40
81 Tor, swelling biz tofs = 90 .AHs VIZ ~ hs opfo
Aso8t haIf.ca- ub O'Clock a. forty ninth .ssrs
b.. bsan pisysd ahd soidihwss 80 ~ ~ =. ~, y
Il
ia favor OF Goii,hwAs shSsa fsh1s bee serr ss1
snlue .rd very hold IN hsf Ossrs % tho hfty ttifd
scors MrfDe,ti ran 20 ard tahssqs~nily ~ a. Aad a.
making his seors tbs stty Art count 10 ~sins ~
1 opponsn, ale snssd GoidthwAts folassd sta ~ :
ran of 81 anst ~hieh ntsrmi~ton ~ tsa mlasifa
| vss taken The stair y bs gsns !. MS vre =. -.
eol6thws,s o5o Msteyii1 'co-.sbs fofisM 800 ~
| shrsA. On ths ssssntisth Inning GoiiLwN. at NJ
bsls together sni ugfssd them sklfaly. gnu .. fsn
4 Ice On ire seventy af,h nains t'of,h~s,s y" s'l
ana AcDsyit, sos o. former 80 sheaa ana scsins
| oniy f2s ~ game -.
| fas betting wss nos ~ sfrs oaas ~ nnmu .oa
th~s,s Who pays3 w'h sreat rnnfsnae Ar W. nnss'
| Sam ne the moot aiHcas ons ahss na s'e<s
| en,hnslsstlc spoiarss A. hss nst, chsnee ~ - -
refncing his dfs,snee from same " on'r ~ scp.N,
from Tbs oas pisysd wtb f,s spr' anul W Ssh'y
st.Lth tnbins wten ~ n1ado splsn9ii I'D - ~, W.
aarns be,pg --G0i6sb~srs. ltsli heuetM, ~
The utooss src,enssi nos pfs,a.sa - 800 ~.
| Iars sf o a the sarls shiis kcysviu -as bshnf ~
II "a. gs1ersily l.isv.s hsi hcp.yiss -osd ta~s
| another bg fun spd ws. and tbs whos s1ei-nee %
iv~.,sl.-. ~ss s,,sut1n godth-sis isssih.f M ~
ucipe,lon fov n. sssrsi nsrsous ter sas nlsas v.
| rplas giw'ns tts nppsfeh's rharfg - tNf "a W
| Hg-essf Ief~tin srIf uses e 80 ~ ~ ts'9 ~
osi IA .as ssss sssA
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER l. 1856


Louisiana; A. N Miller Robert n fa,' away seo1
ga; William I. Marshall Of Kentucky; j. s'n'.s'
Florida; George H. Stewart. Of Maryland; Jane nou.
iano Of Texas; and Lloyd Bsail, OF Georgetown b.
A Tennessee scnatorshIp IL JEOPARDY.
An effort will DO made the coming session Of Congress
70 Gust Mr. Patterson, Senator from Tennessee. Mr..
Patterson 10 will DO remembered Ia a son.ina Of the
President
The Peslal Service with Great Britain.
rue Post Office Department has simply agreed on
preliminary basis for postal treaty with Great Britain
me articles therefore, remain TO DO formally executed
ana the time fixed for lis operation II expected that
The treaty will BIO In full force by before January
1885, a, which timo tho present postal treaty between
the United States and Great Brais will expire by lin
itation. The paragraph recently published that new
treaty h been negotiated calculated 70 mislead and
hence thsexplanatory statement
Orange ind Aicxsndria Railroad.
Al meeting of the stockholders OF the Orange and
Alexandria iIroad held In Alexandria last night Scion
Barber was reelected TO the presidency Over steven
thousand shares represented aud the
ported TO BE- In . nourishing condition
The Union Pacific Ratiroud.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company, Eastern Division
has recently died in the Department OF the Interior
required by Inv, map showing the general OF the
boundary line between Colorado and Knusss to which
point map has heretofore ied wes 70 the city of
Denver TO poin, nfty miies west OF tho meridian
thereof
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mes,nS II tho s,ockhadsrs, Subscriber. and patrons
Of Tho French ,hears viii he hsd Al the thsare Mon
day evening next statsmsnt ~ ths progress % ths
enterprise will 10 laid before them snd tbs pscssn,
dltion Of arsirs fully explained
Tho rhsitfe Yrancas u In the sir,h year o. ~
sxs,sucs ~ MANAGER having succeeded 10 Their at
temp, 10 msks performances OF French drama. and
comedies popular with playgo~r., have but rscsny
nrnci thor attention % opea comi1us Ths prospsct.
Of The enterprise will be discussed on Monday evening
A. 10 tho speedy popularity of he French opera oopqu,
thcrs Ia ut,le doubt The sparkling melodies o. ths
skilled composers modem France sni ths veil deycl
,psd plots p0nhei dialogue u tho plays will
b. apgre~'atsd AMI err msny weeks s.au have
elsparf tho superior attraoiygD~.s u tbsir "
p~yf,tr- over that 81 ths Italian school .l ~ de-
mon.insisi Moreover the thorough kn0wisdzs ~
tho ffcneh iang1aso posessed VI many ~ or
enables them 20 rn9afaBf The literary value ~
tho prohibitions which are alike enoyshe A. pieces anf
operas with such prospects ~ success tue managers
~ the Thakfs FfaotAa have every encouragement -
spare no efforts Inspire TIE community win EASILY
acquired taste the writing. of Hcfis and D8fnss aud
the competitions Of Hsfod. Adam. Annef, Thomas and
orenbach Having tnsuguratsa We sczt9n uufsr many
disanyaBt.gss however and .ssing incurrcd heavy
p@nssM by tbs snssgosn " alsnt foreign artists and
nornpssnt nussns, the pscsuAfy success. ~ ther ven
tbougb cheering has mol 20 snstsrsd their warm
erpecaons the patronage accorded th@m has bssn
liberal bat ,s fruits have SCARCELY repad ths snpnnd
tures Tie principal object ~ tss m~stns Monday
~ naars The p~rmsnsaey u op%rs coiliqas - ~
rnstropol. Tho critical ard spyrsc alive sAsaif areAl
themselves of this oyIsrtany y ~ 10 nakns Frersh
opera performances regular f-aiafs q ~" assiffA4
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THE PRINCE OF WALES IN RUSSIA.

His Reply to the British Residents In So.
Petersburg Rein lions Between England
and the Gear.
[st Petersburg tsopt -, correspondence Of London
Times
The following Is the reply hts royal hlghness the
Prince of Wales made to the address OF the Engsh resi-
dents:--
GysrLsxxs-l am much atiaed by the sentiments which
have expressed e me on The occasion q my visit to g
no feeling. Of loyalty and patriotism that animate her
i s E St H. 1 sS
You hail the connection aop established btccen and he he
raso 'aq" sre% ia;a % sss. ri %hs s' yss
@ sSs sr sS Ss q K.
and the mperlv family and Tor the prosperity Of the Rvs;
so h, .s sai on X. Il
q the TWO IN, sa and he
ssy have 0 sss. f.. s last 5 b q British
people occupy position al once Ron.
sss 2 4 s .S p
NOTED BY that q his nation and congratulate sincerely
sources and commsce Of Russia denemen thank you
again tsr Tie ase.s.. you manifest .he m.. s
ander and for the hope the. baye
imperial family.
The depuation introduced by Mr.. T. MITCHELL her
Britannia Msestys Consul and presented to his Royal
sisted Of Mcssrs Matthew Carr of tho British factory
SnS mad Sdss q the
Arthur.Edon, 4. X Gregor Rev. T. A. Hoskins, Indo.
pendent minister W. j. johnson, ". r. Machin.
Charles Maynard, Rev. A. Thompson, chaplain or the
British factory James Thornton and Bernard whishaw.
His Royal Highness, who was on the occasion sur
ToSsaeS By his suite apS r9Sved the aspu!aon In the
the hospitality OF the Emperor intends leaving the day
after tomorrow for Moscow After short stay there.
Governor General OF the province the Prince will return
TO st. Petersburg aud perhaps BIO present the closing
festiyes The illness OF Princess Maria Feodorowna,
which s stated 10 be bronchitis, docs not admit or the
oical prog ANNE being carried out for the present
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
SPECIAL TflfcRAm 70 TINE mesAlp.
'''t'oa for ProvisiosaI Governor. for the
Southern States, &c.

Petition for Provisional Coveruor. for ~
Southern States, &c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30, 1899
80 radical petition 70 Congress- 70 establish provisional
soss'rs Tor the unconstructsd states has feosyed
."' Thousand names In this city Il vas drafted At
- s"'on % the wos.orn Congressional radicals,
80 '"' 'AaoH radicals in tho South are urged 10 send
- e0ss's~ or 20 purpose of strengthening tho
Is a., Ky radical leaders hsrs aduu Tia, ,li,s i IN.
'1s. 700 extreme radcsi % follow IA Goa
my POSITION reconnis ths grievances OF souhsu
Ane unnt for self government, IA as, ~. 20 n~ocA
uoeM suursse - mo basis q tho sovernmeni stsiS ANA
Governor Wells at nrs, kicked A.ans, \, I'm. /, 4. NJ
psrR - demands % Ss
Al s6Svt v being made to Gus, ro.,ma.,., r.,.,,,r
:y.. y, I T:.sa ssssi.sS s :" backed
FuvssSs DeaiaIs 81 0ehCrai sedawirl,. Do
cupasiSU OF Masa0er0s Tru,s IN che
Ssasosn~ae that q eaepal seds wick Had Hs~a
Ordered 6sdsr Arrsss- Ma auiae,nri.s IA.
t~rpriss 10 No sssshs &c.
Hsw OsssAss. Nov. so, 1880
Galveston dates to The sssh incGve furnish NO stss
ntsilsoacs rslaive % General s~skwick than TOTE.
graphsd slrssdy.
The report tslssrsrnsd from New York. that ssdsw,ck
bad boon ordered uAdsr arsss sashonsivs,y denied
n hsadquarters hero
scEoss tho Rio Grand. IL entirely fs'se
IN Texas efforts srs making 10 get the dieenels0ef
negroes from South Uaroaa and Csorgte 10 emgSate q
ne Former state Laborsn are too fsw for ths srcUs
low In tho ground
Tho Texas cotton crop is ss,ims,sd At two handrs1
thousand baes.
'ouia Capital l. lacking a. rolI . < NJ 4hs Nosx
yin be asked TO supply both.
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II also contains Tho very Important and Esc,tis9'
European Nows received by Atlantic Telegraph and the
Malls during tho Week. including tho very Latest 40
counts Of the Startling Fensp Movements ireland anl
tho Population 10 England arising thersfrom the Arsss
and Escape Of surratt tho Lincoln Assassin tho Mont
can Question the Canadian Revolution 40 Our Wash
a-scl.i Dispatches. embracing oil matters Of h.
$500 'sA-P"'"s - - -. n (Joy ernpuent.
Latest Fculan Movements In the U...-- -.
and Canads; q Pull Description OF ths New
Herald Building. now Rapidly Approschiug
compilation, Tho MsxioAa Situation; The Paris 10
position, Tho Current News OF tho Week, smbrsrias ~
interesting Poltasi and Local Events and tho IAsssa
News from tho British Provinces, Mexico, The wee
Indies. South America, tho Pacific Ac. EDITORIALS %
tho leading topics Of the day Varieties Our hsioai and
theatrical Review for tho week, pscssls Yorsgn De-
SIP Arstic, soion,ino. Religious Literary ana Muiao
Intogenos, Our Agricultural Dudges containing vsis
sbs and interesting reading for farmsr aud 0ardsasss.
Reviews Of ths Cattle Horse Dry 0ccds. and Boot su1
Shoe NaskcS Financial and Commercial intsliigs
Marriages and Deaths Advertisements and accounts os
al important and Interesting events OF the week.
TRANS Single subscription, o.. Thrss copies. -
five copies. -. Ten ccpss. els Single copies. me
cen,s each limited nusnbss Of aavss,lssna@As 10
serted In the WEEKLY HuMn
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A Q U A TIC s.
Dinner Of the Prince OF Wales Yacht Club.

From the London Post Nov. Ill
The annual dinner Of the above club took place yea
terday afternoon at tho Freemasons Tavern. Nearly
fftv gentlemen sat down, presided by Mr. Cecil
Long, the Commodore supported by Mcssrs. r. II. Le-
maine. H Dodd, Birnic Lowe, &c the vice chairs
being occupied by Messrs Richard sadlier Roar Com
modorc, and Alfred Turner
The toast OF 1.-THE Prince OF Wales Yacht Club was
given by Mr Pcrciyai Turner, tho In doing
he dwct upon the fact thn he the oldest member
present II would DO qualification 10 him 10 continue
member; he had boon associated with the club since lis
formation, and when he gave them tho toast no knew
they would receive II we'll He dwe upon the rlso aud
progress Of the club and in concluding hoped would
continue 70 prosper especially when governed by such
officers as II now had.
The next toast "The Commodore and Flag
Officers" given by Mr. Birnie. and replied TO by Mr.
Cecil Long In his usual fclIctons manner Mr. SadIier
also replied 0bcr toasts fslowed and very pleasant
euinq was spont.
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Kurtw.Yu srttl6iAli

wnrHsun cerxrr ctssvs cotEr Duost Sfuaf
wisn~ " re,resss as.r~b Aa1 s,sHsE y. amia''f'f'a
and oshsrs srastsa ". ns'isns Bf'frs k''f.'an ssa
rorsham Rs.fssa csn,sEy mis- 49, .s sf"-sN
rrosvw csnss~. 'os os = .syvs.s al 80
crushed ~sd Killed b~t~s-n ire a~rs ~ Ws -
ana ~ tr.~sas sogs - ne Hssism rag - 49,
wssk,o fss . nssssst 500 si4s~.s s'ntTs Nahss
,flgv tsrs - f-ses ~. fsse srf srEsat fFR 800
yonnsos ~ tit4Ng. - tsstt1 go = ~saisa
s-~ .xfezkxOSL
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NEWS fson SAN FRANCISCO.

sAs FRay0sco, Nov. 20 ls6s
John niglr has been established In possession o. the
occ az ued Assessor for the Fourth distinct bis
predecessor having been elected BY tho United states
Marshal
Gar.ln Arteu vns arrested Yesterday cssArge 81
continuing pirhoy on tbs blgn seas ~ ssixn< the BIS
psyCo "a Cape LncsA
Tne rsarasr Galfen city for Ne~ York. ksry,cs wool
,ass sres IL .alaed a. fifs58s. Mo>ey IA abundant
sT'reas'lv Lsaiasd "A iesalas bank f1Ns s,IkaIS
- 'ti II fanas fTSt1 x he arr' ~ fannsgo there
!. 49, AgEAu .r.n than woal1 o'hAlrss W he cass,
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Special Telegram to the
Herald.
Secretary Stewards Late Mexican
Despatch to Paris.
our DUBLIN CORRESPONDENTS.
TIE fENIAN POSITION IN IRELAND.
&A. 90. &c.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
SPECIAL TelEcaAM TO THE HEaALo.

Socresary Seward--Hls Despatch 60 the Amor
lean Minister MT Paris.
PARIS, Nov 2o-Evenins.
II has bcen asoeralned that Secretary Stewards des
patch of Monday 10 the American Minister at this Court
eated chiefly TO tho withdrawal Of the French troops
Mexico and the expression Of the hope that France
you'd carry out IL promise with reference thereto
Tho despatch II 10 understood, also alluded TO the do
arure of General Sherman for Mexico, and gave the
sasons why he was sent hther. Although the despatch
unusual length, It nevertheless couched In
bOncilitory though Ggnided spirit
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Ss-sr 20 irFsr - utrIpoa

ssiuv0~ s0f ~ 90
A s~rou. sleY,lns Ar-Ay i@px pl@y t.st svennx ~
lager be.r 10 ss@ % fsrNsrsana srspn~ Dsfinsr
gentleman nsrnsd ~.NwinA wsnsers oily gh0t ~
smother o~rsss nsns3 W,~sDessef, via has pot ysi
been arrested
N, soah Abort, asfk n Msssr. James b CO tufsbsr
nsehKns scttdsaisfy ahet YESTERDAY sf-tsoxn ~
pvrson engage IN shso9ns II fssss fst.n ~
sngrA sl uToksfiy Eross fets1
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Collision on the Memphis mud Charleston
RniIroad-sevea Persons kilird aud ~ Large
Number Injured.
NAsryufE Nov. 30, lsG5
fatal collision between passenger and freight trains
occurred this morning about one o'clock, few miles
from corpih, on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Seven men among them the conductor the passenger
,rain are reported killed, and large number wounded
Both trains scre smashed Into complete WRECKS nom.
bcr Of cars heipg burned
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TO te gone Into and fully sfg6d before fun b. 1cn s ..
JUDGES "a soon % the necessary legal forms arr
pieted, are twelve In number a. folloWD:-

TO te gone Into and fully afga before run b. 1cn co
Jadsss u soon q the necessary legal forms ars com
pietsd are twelve In number. a. follows:- -
o Ds.s aDo.s,s.g x4eahy p,st syoy r. xoy ~
following rsssons-first That lie entire sdcmsnt L bad
Tor yasaeness unssrtAuy and duplicy that defec
ought have been allowed Second That several Of the
certainty preosion. II will be especially contended that
the overt acts 10 each count from one 70 nine inclusive
spiracy not sufficient laying overt act within The
meaning Of the statute under which the pantn In
CATIONS With respect 70 The publication. IN Ss P
paper are laid repugnant inconssen in point
Of time with the alleged which they said
Fourth Assuming the court Do opiion that any one
overt Is badly LAID win be contended that upon the
The entire Indictment the alleged manifestation
Of the feonous comprising being laid as one
ish-whsthsr this not 1, win be contended that
the demurrer ought TO have been allowed the
quashed sx,hIt VIII be oonended that The iads
men on each count being general mus. DO taken 70
en cannot DO sustained sevsnthhat Inc challenge 70
the array on the ground Of the being from the
ought have been allowed EShshThSt lie counter plea
Of the crown 70 that Challenge was bad both In form and
the cause In tho Of the Qsn Henry Fry
good ahslsnes and ought % have been allowed Tenth
s' Ssa sa q the sls
pessary Will be oontsndsd upon the
last pleas. that having been avsrrsd on behalf OF the
was empansed and returned on ne ssss Il NoTsmsss @
those representing tho crown sssopped from alleging
that es wore ,s.yrn.d any Other time and there
issue found Twelfh-Thai The challenge for old age
have allowed
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho steamship Ocean Queen. Captain Mary. MN
leave this port saturday. for Aspinwsli
Tho mails for Central America and ths South raoiss
will coss Al half pas, O'Clock saturday mornlag
The SKw YosK HxnALD--Ediiion for the Psoi6o -vni
bo ready at ban pas, O'Clock In tho morning
copies In wrappers ready for mailing Gig essts
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rst suyfmIos nna cspss TN ONO AZ rscnlIl

alsof.sAfi. %ow. W. fkSos
Inc .rrs sastsnson bridge between tinetnrsi sni
Cows. sa 10 ono river. si - ogsnei fof fpt
"a sfgaYs ty.mouos q ~tt aos h-ffuiiy eksis std
- trhle - nntlttts is "a Iassafy
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ka.tsr o. 4 hnInsIlus euEnlLL

NA-uvrLe, Nov 20 lsc0
notorious guerilla named Pod Dlgga has been ar.
rested here and u In Jail He circulated IN West
Tennessee during the war aud said To BE- ruly " a.
many murders q Union men Champ Ferguson. lie
viii bs FIRST sent 10 Henry county 10 he tred Tor Killing
the sheriff y that county who endeavored " arrest
htrn last pFipo
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tennessee LEGISLATURE.

NAsHytLk, Nov 80, 1900.
In tie House to-day bill fsssed 70 third reading
and u law, aprropriating The Hermiage property
and two hundred OF the home " Central JACKSON
the general Tovernncnt ~ be used ~ bfanch ~ he
| West roMi Military Academy.
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os.fs. fos-,as .s:sa. ss,s @sS. y u. ii. Yiss
STATE fsifs-
To j0sspH BURNETT . Co. Bos,en-vsrss for FLA
w. I'M Aefirsys smss.sns GOO sisg fsy
BAR. fi.OnfhEL-An exquisite psrfams -coLooho
fhs committee Ore, appointed f.ii.i = sssAs =
made s~sfds sb1v~ 81 the ssass
highly commanding both ss,s u preparations
chicago frfbans. Ootlbes
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ssar n,s rus 40 xsu ,ya, u svAs,

- tOsw NOV ". leo
rfwats is.satesss FROM Onshs, r~.~ive1 assH uis
sfs-nsYa ryy0rs great fail n Va The, Ylci4sF,
hio1slns sp 81 The f0.fs sns sarns s<foss fssss -
4s plains ptoes ~ pfCvis.yss IN uYs wlnins ts-n'
az ~ sisvvNtnp tales
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THE WEEKLY HERALD:

The Cheapest Newspaper aud Host Iltsvarv
Journal In the Country.
Iho Wrsktr HKnArp for tho present wcex, rsafy
contains tho excellent story entitled -
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nN*MN VIA NWNHWNA NN m@sMN Ae Gsn@Nlf3sN
la.us-f.ans ~ az md ~hss wssL nlbisisrs ~
fe1gsfs -rsfs ~ ihgu u-ss lnfststss f.si -
~ shat - 81 shefna~ and nqnghf 49, tAfyst
s.ssfInts ~1ga - al sHhg~~d 4 rrt ~ bs* ~
yywsrfa saf sasyfAnG 9seag~~ We bnsa H~a tA*n 49,
'h.y hsgs as1e tasi --Nt~ res wss~ftu
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Anuegne~m@ns,-Rcy.C hss, n. swysh Lfg.
tgres Al Cooper fasti'ns Monday Night For sossss -.
u religious no,icss
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An Imperial trown
Esuh~ bmt ~ N@MlY. eFrf~vf~f shs
lss.a ~hh nsfaf~ kss nsg~ 80 y stn,e sa tss vs.
flhtsd u uailfa biN - NMNfmfAUVMOin UAtn DIVE
dsfk lu&fs - a. utefN ns - ttN see~ ~
ne. facssFy NJ A~t1r HuaF~
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Al MIRA ~ r. Bowers bcncnt At this thcatfc last
evening Romeo and Juliet given 10 crowded house
the fair beneficiary representing tho heroine and Nra
Conway the iove-lorn hero HssIitr right when h.
said but lovers should witness that tragedy but
stu the audience at tho Park, though probably not ~
OF the ultra sentimental school. enjoyed tho play
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