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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
ANXIOUS,

GEN MILRoY AT FRoNT ROYAL
This creature, not abashed by the
dRiWuS shown towards him by the
people of Frederick county, concluded
10 penetrate further into the interior
of the Old Domini on, and on Wednes
day made visit TO Front Royal. AT
that place his presence excited the
same disgust exhibited at Winchester,
One gentleman providing himself
witha spoon.approached Ailroy when
the following conversation ensued:
Citizen-"Gencral, allow me TO pre-
sent you with a spoon"
Milroy-"What DO you mean, sir
DO you mean TO insult me p n-.lo
Citizen--"0h no, sir. "Wo only
thought we would give you one, tC
prevent your stealing the balance" ]"
Milroy.-"You are mistaken in the
man, sir his Gen Butler you ar
thinking Of"
Citizen--"Not at all, sir. You stol,
Mrs. Lngan's spoons, aud we would
not have you forget it."
Things getting TOO hot for the Gen
eral, he "fell back" like heNid from
Winchester when Gen Eweh was 1T
ter him Wicaksster Times. .t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

Marshall ODonnell, OF Spain, is
dead. For more than twenty years
he has been one Of the principal fig
ures in the changing and checkered
scenes of Spanish politics. Entering
the Spanish army at an early age, he
served with distinction through the
Carist war, on the side of the Queen
In lSf0 he was exiled with the Queen
mother. Three years later he assis
ted to overthrow Espartero, and was
rewarded with the Governors General.
ship OF Cuba In 1859 be commanded
the army with which Spain invaded
Morocco, and for his achievements
was created Dixie OF Tetuan Thence
forward he occupied a prominent 20
sition in politics, and was at one time
at the head of affairs Hi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
House and Lots for Sale.

fTNIE subscriber. desirouf Of changing his resi-
Il denee, now offers for sale TWO LOIS, situate
On Locust street, IN the borough Of Clearneia'
Upon one Of the lots is erected plank frame
DWELLING HOUSE and a STABLE, together
with the usual outbuildings Terms moderate.
For further particulars apply on the premises OF
address the undersigned, Al clcarheld 2. o.
nov7-tt JACOB d. smoke.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

A negro named Ephe, who was a
regular attendant at church, was
proud of his Bible learning. He was
saving wood one day, while his mas
ter's son, lad of about twelve years
was looking on, and now and then
asked questions. SOD lH
(Which of the apostles do you like
best Z" asked Ephe s..l r-
"Well, i don't know" drawled the
boy.
IL likes Samson" said Ephe; che
was so strong, and piled up dem wick
ed folks so.
"why, Ephe,' replied the boy
Samson wasn't one of the apostles
Ephe put down his saw, and looked
at the youngster moment in amaze
ment aud then asked him with al
air Of triumph:
"Look here, white boy, how old an
you 7" -
Twelve" replied the boy,
DWELL, Use forty; now, who ough
TO know best, AK you dat y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

The Ipswich, England. Journal an
noancss the death of Mr.. William
Martin, better known as Peter Par
ley" and says: there have been two
or three claimantsfor the title OF pc
ter Farley" but without entering upnn
the question Of priority. il is sufficient
for us TO state that Mr.. Martin carried
on Peter Parley's Annual for twen.
ty-six years. II has been supposed
that the late Mr., S G Goodrich was
the original inventor Of the pseudnym.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

A FRETFUL WIFE "A woman may
be of great assistance 10 her husband
in business by cheerful smile con
tinually upon her counteuauce A
mans perplexiiy and gloomiuess are
increased hundred fold when his
better half moves about with con
tiuual scowl upon her brow. A pleas
ant. cheerful wife is IA a rIinbow set
in the sky when her husbands mind
is tossed with storms and tempests ;
hut a dissatisfied and fretfnl wife, in
the hour of trouble, is like one OF
those fends who are appointed to tor
turc lost spirits.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
BLACKSMITHING.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

INHE subscribers, in view Of coming evenu'
Il design adopting new system Of doing pesl
ness on and amer the Let Of May next. frvm ihs,
date We win Adopt the CASH SYSTEM, and al
work must therefore be paid Tor before leaving
The shop-mAking this difference, however, IN ieyel
q our eusiomers that our prises viii be IWkNlf
PER CENT. LESS than Is nov charged for work.
,zs- Those knowing themselves indebted, and
whose book accounts have not been settled, ara
expected 10 come forward and make settlement
bsiors the time above indicuisd. We hops thess
ere {. PkssMoRr > SOS.
rssTkcid. NAssh ~, lss5-1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
ConfuIming IO9 .fcres,

Forty. Of which are cleared and under eultivs.
ton. having thereon erected DWELLING
HOUSE, log BARN, and other outbuildings, To-
ge,her with young bearing ORCHARD.
The property viii be disposed Of at reasonable
rates. Further Information may be obtained BY
addressing the undersigned Al Ansonsills, Pa
ootiO-H JAMES HALEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

Beecber says Il have give" thou
sands of dollars to people in distress
with the understanding that it was 70
be paid back, but nave never re
ceived but So back, and that was
from black woman" The darkeJ
RheSd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

A machine for removing the stones
from cherries. at the rate of one hun.
dred per minute. is noticed rs re-
cent invention. The New York ECen.
ing Post, commenting on this, Says
that machine for boning shad would
also be popular, aud hopes soon TO
bear Of oDt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
Drug Storfs.
Drug storts.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
w. Nh. a. A. II. SHAW,
DRUGGisT rs,

iocNouo ntfcttY NfppfAto tho SouIt houetII
CLEARFIELD, Penn'a.
TINE subscribers having entered into partner
ship 10 the Drug business, and purchased
tbs entire interest Of Mr.. c d Natson. would
resps ctfully inform the citizens OF clearheld
eountv. that they are nov prepared TO furnish
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Dye Stuff, Tobacco. cigArs, confeeuOneriss,
Stationery Ae.
PHYSICIANS
will find our stock Of Drugs PULL and COM.
PLETE, and alta very slight advance on Eastern
prices
hrE SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others win be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books by express, at
shsrt notice.
STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Cap, Flat Cap. Foolscap. Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers also. q very neat stock
Of Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Pencils. Ink. &c.
CIV HOUSEKEEPERS
win end full stock Of PURE SPICES. SODA
SODA ASH. Concentrated LYE. SOAP. &c.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine our stock Of Perfumery.
Hair 0lls, Fine Toilet soAPs, Brushes, Combs.
Toilet Sets. &c, &c.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
win find q full supply Of prime Chewing and
Smoking TOBACCO. Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, SMUT Pine-cut, &c. Ac.
CARBON OIL,
OF the best brands. always On hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
Ee- Ply siciaps Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
Sept Y. 1851. w. VI. A. l. SHAW. !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28
Valuable Farm for Sale.

TUE subsc ibcr, dcsirous Of removing 70 the
i West now offers for sale bis FARM, situate
IN Knor township. clearheld county, adjoining
lands Of samue RcA, - Mcpherson, Geo. sl0ss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

BLANKS.
tlngle quire.-"..,.S2 so quirez per qure,sl rs
quires, per quire, 90 Over Q, per quire ! so
HANDBfI-Ls.
sheet, rs or less, 81 so ! sheet, IS or less,A so
4 sheet, rs or less, 50 l sheet, 25 or less, 90
Over IS Of each OF above at proportionate rates
GEO. d. G0oDLANDER,
Editor and Proprietor
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raid ahcr three and before six mcnths-... ~
paid amer the esriration of sis menths.. 0e
Rates Of Advertising.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1867-11-28

'fvidea mcliora prologu'
Delleriord seQu0r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18

General Matter m Stevens, native " New YORK. and
lbbsrvlls La
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18
TIM rrxxzzsT sorss noaaoa.

Death Of Tive Other vicslms-Fuserai 81 the
Murphy Famiiy-Csndision sftheSurvivors-
\ The Fire nIarshaIs Ipvesfigatlon. az
Two other victims sfths tenement hcusstrAssdy hsvs
suecumbsd 10 them Injuries. MA RssannA- nurphys
who na1 fingered In ssss o. unconsctoasn fson ~
moment o. her sdnissiou Y ths hospital expired
iass hosr 90 Monday ntshk Happily r. hsr shs ~
,os returned 70 .hs a. Of NJ sasuluss Il sAs
lass moment sad death snpervsas4 while me
was sul insensibss q b~ AsuGsingA Her hus>
band. Patrick Murphy, u asiss veil. although
hs. injuries 90. o. sesios. nmers .na ~
g.ses h.s s..esn = sss nssps Co.,. s.e IN
jan Tsliy, We ,snpsi isss Sc r1 1s1d scsy ~.
dows b lSisg y s1!lssn! 49, - - !. ~ 1..s.x
~ A.. s;f: ,s: az Z; =, ,;s -. ''ss''F's'
s e. s,s'Ise q Viz a.ss
e s..s - sf'a: Il 90 o'x. ~ is:s ssS:s -
Io,aay, vhss z nssss sse sss 49, 60. $3.50
Sros IL "a. Is soos = si0s "a ssss.1ass -
n.y. ass a % a ssss Ss J: az ysslsv ~
hosPssaI "a = y 49,. = - sern9 $3.50 esss
- 8. Z ~ s1 s.x - - sss : ~ - -
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hnefnsnt q Ne rweaUkG TUiues eAs.on ~
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n sssssS q sss fSs;s 90 NJ - = sAtes iisns
upcu sSs orien q ~ 6Ss bus la ca0s - 70 nevS
sss ,s! {: u IL ss sssss 49, ~
msss 70 nsuov nsrnnS = ains o'clock, ~
~ n ~ ssnsss duaSss b.. sscs ne 70 onsdsrsl1
eseussn .as:s ss = n buy q u rses
~. ous q plsos q qesss shs law On sns sub,sct
N In me acs shs Regulations Of tsnsmsnt and
lag hsssss a. ts go e Sss YEA $500 80
81 i s:ssss1 s X fas sss
81 ti' y Hs., ss'AAs' sup''''sn's'' !.
n8<1 u sssu shss the isw' y sssy sxprsenveM -
essu1s - 1oss ucs lsAvs shs coustsuoon d posMn
hsas.s = ore sasspss = ~ opaoa q ~ nsp
II mas cfsn bees cosssndsa that me ~ applies csy
- such budings has1vws oonptruet<d afssr ne
wss passed. rue 6rs sscnSn 81 tue ssns sv Asssay
quoted IRON makes sAts qusztios ctssv:-~ - ,ssr
= hence ssi,i."s i ssssss sssssa q .: .i',ss
r'w sn mSsf - Sss ,s 4
| ssnseopsssnAA - .s.eaSsenss a. - : -
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inspectors THAR sanitary reporA ~ - .<x!3
agree with the sub. OF ponc v"no.ss 49,
wise speaking, has ofen ns2rsns@ soas 49,.
shs BOARD shal srtasn house had no ore escape and
The board rcerred The mater 70 w ~ y ,aos
Bniliass, i alleged that 10 aosice was ~xso shs
/ SUBJECT whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18
SOUTH AMERICAL
The Peruvian Rebels Defeated
at Arequipa.
Colonel Balta Routed In the
North.
Baron dc 1iviers challenges > Chi
lean 0ongressman.

me steamer Nssrssks, Captain Merry. from Aspinwsi
December .. arrived this port yesterday with our
regular nss and Dispatches from the pssinc coAss Of
eoatn America and The Spanish Main. a 4
N Gspsrs Aoscusn had reached Panama on his way 10
Pera N#s N
0snsra santoa Gutsrrss bad been elected President
Il Colombia BY the electoral votes Of Panama Bolivar,
Nsgtalsna. santander and Boyac& SIS ,s.s ~
There was ATM esnzidsrass trouble m sszsandsr,
Bolivar and kagdalenA a.a. .aesss4A
Ihs rams we're great o. the istAnus that The Rio
Chasres overfowsd and The railroad Aad q one time
foo. Of wafer ever ths rails Ne asmags was ~
ported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18
r A N


The Reports 81 she AtAlcaston - sho ~.
eesa-An Eassorn Cannrd-Pseie ~ The
SsvereIsu-EarsUsau lnmlUyastos and q
CemIng sscIai ENTHUSIASTICALLY raNe-
Isaussrsai .E.pieynsss-Ths UslssA ss.ass
Ceesnl ~ Hakoaa dB-The West Conss Pert.
I So 80 a YoKouAnA, OF - tosS.
snos my Let asshins Of importance has tanapirsd
beyond nswspapsr vpors Of ne ab1lcasa u ryssesa
Ao Lately seosraiss 70 the accounts efshs isou pro-
u hs paes the Tycoon has gous 70 smash enc snoshs
fyeooa bssa appoiutsA ThsS have svsn appoinssa
cssssss; bssshs vsposss. - fw = Known u onloaI
ssu,ss. ars sasirsly falss NJ ~ sa NJ sias s.l ~
me present. Iycsss hosds - strong position
h yspsa shss l have 100 shs ls.ss sssbs b vim
y shls y rsa.ls, be pewss fss some uns =
line me- ssssss Bsssi ne present yeoos, - sIsssss.
~ 8. ~ 3 ss e p ss
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- ssss s. s sss q . g. e.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18

TN Doosp sArlS-A cnAE1p ~ Aryxxr 0, hcRDU
Ae Axn Axss Booxl AA1sev Ras eftha giftssnsh pre-
GssA vss;srsd sssnJaiss b srsnp te'mnrdH against
MA Anss Boons ssusrday, before Justics Lsdwsh -
ths ysasrsos nss&ss soss css me ssssss the eass.
spsp shleh ~ ashaUs v bsssd .seses pubmshe1 49,
pssvisus ssss y shs nssxls and shewsd hal On Ne
slghs ~ IssA nsasss aacsn 0iusn and Rae d Ne
s T,, sss;,, :si &c, ~ s'sss ~
&. Y: &C.: e. 49, 6. s sss &C. a.
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a. "a "a "a ifs1s si sssc. 800 80
s. ave: e: !. - " ma Z. .
so.sciousDs:s e.ss 80 49, - .:ns,sa = Ss..s
cSs g NY . ~
took hs srssssr peIioa hsraslk Dysssy = - sssed
Ssp .su x - $500 ~ sxsss2 + % ~
MN Beols ssys che Ad not nstsmps V poison her sui.
ss ne : ss rs Sc, - ..D .
hearing u the adjourned untl sass morning
A lsraicAFs oAss % AzIssEp BusasAsE--A sAasvs
= burglary was pssfsrsd against syesng aas snnse
Jamss shors yesterday. before hs prssdias nasmssae
q ~ Jsnsson nszkss Polsse Cesrt o. ahs nghsse
= sssss:s :: ss
md shs sun oi 60 nolss from inc Messy 1Eawe on
ns .ssnss a (. ~ -
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reported hat one q 6s nsa .6o bad Sssa snpIsys
sos ss e @.a.s. sss @ 80.
$500 snl1mons shis ssn ne above eseek o. ee9Na1s
included The uasssf va hen piaes1'ia ss hAAss o
m Rscns fzsss ~ RivssvS sfAxSs -nntzAnss.w
m, wxxD-ln the nassss n M Edwin 4 Wed. ~.
esnly arrested with Leonard Huysk. o. The change q
fsioaossly havtn1 d hi possession Infsrnai Rsvsaus
ssaps which haA bssu stolen non The Colleesos soe
s:,s . .ssss ss s =:
aswsss: e q: hssas sss3 ten ls "a
Uaissd States Disres Attorney Bali Who conasotsd sc
"a. =. e - s sss s ssss': s..:sH ss -
a Pooa woxAx vscrmnsp NJ cAa PscKPoun --on
Monday evening Mira MARY sharp. living b Ninssy-,
seeoad a,rssI asas Second avenue down town -
purchase medicines Tor her sick husband sahss-
quantity, while satsriss Third avsnus car from ths
rear PLATFORM THIEF ~ crowd picked her pocket Of
sssss sS fs 1s1sy
ssessvs asys 9 ~ sscou6 precinct whe We $50 ase
nsos1. n isdiv,Sasl sas s.iss q ihs lsssssal
~ :'SS e. s sss ssm - $500 ss,s
ewile y The sen-appearsnce Il hsA ehaU - rs -,
charged 1he stos1 money was nct rscevese4. Gens,
Mra Sharp uonsy With which V ~ 30 fase upso -
oar ---.---a--ss+--...--~--
COMMITTEE poa ralAs.--Danisl Rosutss. The mas
whose srrsss has already been mentioned b The HAI
q The charge d being concerned N ~ attempt y break
into shs bonlsd wsrsheuse u Chariss MeMehAs Ne -
erssu street. yesterday arTaigns1 beecrs Jas
sSes Hogan end % shs nscsssay adavits fully con-
nioasl % she Tombs fsr tio ~ 1ef9ols q I'LL nos
IsS ID Ay-thres ysau Of sgs, bora ID. lFsanA -
aborex h claims 70 b entirely nuocenl q the chayBe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18

4 IN wAtxuo rns N FIosarsol -rs perform N
sxsnplsd fssss q psdsssriuAsm, 70 bsssms walking
phsnsnsnsn \ NOT sisss osnnnsd 70 Ne disissushe9
enduring specimens q nat elias city but - ~
ens BobGn Hsrrolh bslksr knova. = Mtckeg xree
Aas Jus psrfssnsd iAsseh - vi>Aout A,eso spoeg.
ins the fsft walking lvipous s,ellngl 80 haneree
element oeatel " ~ Annouaoonent A5Al - ~o4
sAdsr!Axs sseh vefk, - gany s.rsd ~ 80
% msu6Ay iAn d ssvsn 0el2oks sn1 eeoli4oH 49,
sasasday without neniaGs 1iAoeJs vhen - ~ ~
renehiee his. lo,nar oecIw M111ds4 A. - 80 80
Sc sseassy ~ ns.!.n :? !s..>;:1ss9 ~ Sssx
q ~ hnbe- - thp slno - .oe41A - -
wenA = suSns ~ ~ 1850 1EM - 80
them hainful 70 iook upon-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-18
CHILE.



Tho spanlsh Qusstien-Eaect Or shs Peruvian
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Proccsdings-A
Member 80 CenGross ChaIlons o. Earth
quake - Sea-. v........ ~ ,.s,..,s
rAs return q " spaaiA nsss 70 he RAsinc for che
yurpess u ssaswsss hesslItiss which Tor the last
nsash hal bssa Regarded = bsyena possibility, has
ausa become susssss q ssrisas sisesnsisa " Ne
prsss and We oppssision y me sdmnIssrssoa ~
nswng its complaints Of inadequate prsparsions BY me
gsvessmsst FOR the smsrssneiss Of ne occasion
Congress 70 ssHl ecsupying The line h snbItssrsd d.
batss concerning ths peloy u The admnissrnsion.
thIs legislative bodt hal taken swn Coasrsss n
model, Il could nos have adopted . mere succsaful
s,hel han n psssat enc sos The aanoyaass q TIE
Ixscutivs snA Ah Nlnisssra Thb susisce however,
hes Srssaby essssA - - nSsh inssssss shsoad
Y . e sss:s:s. ssy,a,.s more ssssss 'sssas
ne prepssiiisa q nsn ~ ssunise Il ne Isssss
sakionsi Ceagss - Lana ter Ne esnsidealisa = Ne
ssssSssssis ssVS,sica b sssp.s:sS "a nm sssss
The nssasa =. y: ps2oss g mell!satng =. s1!ssss
,s s e e S c - rs e Z:
souaosd unchAnsssbis bests 81 settlement wh her
enemy. would mad 4 impolItic % rsfass asquIsssnes
whsn . aay oshss Important subjscss o. infsrnatonsi
Interest likely 10 b brought forward A. yst the
1Sos xss ~s1s ) ps sra y "a o:
ssscsss Is sss dimoss . foTssss, soSsvsr;
ssra 70 counter . he sssdss sisiss Il her sssr
stasse the coDsres called fes ~ Perm % meet
The rsmodsIng Of Abe sisaos md shs aisessslsn Of
the subjects which save osin - the treaty o. 1855
The sGsssst inss.pssss.ous q -: ssr.s q ~ aaaos
better saass,saasIas q Is ssrss q sSs oossson" a.
sSs lending s,ssssnss q cais Z inopporscns q
The present time risk shs greater dIsssnsons which
he heart q inis rspcSe is entirely IL sympathy win
1splsss sssply ~ Departure frsm hs liberal psiicy
n.,.se p s
sssa and Il b underwood thas q ne ssesssity shosd
% assiss 10 msintanisg the ooossiuonu power Cen
Gdsnos II osaerai a1os ability 70 put Down the
&C., :.s m 3 y. =
Of progress and Slgisus tsisaites II South Ansrca.
fhs Msxilionss Susas question 70 s,Ill sccapying :
ssss s' q s. s s:ss js ~s:y s.s 9 < =
fssior qual1sy sa6 Unlikely y Nae larue narks
: S 5s: = s:' C s sss .s s:s: &:
ss:sss . -
eas1 es1s q homer seasds1 q Chile = fAshcnab::
~ ecnmin.e nertss - Assll;ss = psehiblss1
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::..: :: e = me ss.ss = s 1
% cbailsseA saAe1 IA Is dd % en p1isepls cav
Ills vssy preesbs thss the AGAR win ~ speedily -
Captain Blonpsoe u Ne British hazk CssoasIla, -
~: !: "a =: :s:s: 80 - : =; -:
wards he wafer became waits hks u0k ~ seuo1nG
sonld ~ ssao2sd, ~ the shoskD WE - hsavy
s:s. .:f; az =; y: s: =. s 4. :ss @
Tor nsy Mica No unnsual aissars.sess q ~ hat
49, !. Ssss = Ss sns 80 49, -. 4 =
ts1t Of Abe ssrhquaks farther - see =. 49,
1ads y sctiva VIVA pvicee slightly imy!osisg. -. r.
Washinxon 70 % 70 Lsn1oa u lhe same capacity
y ne place % essor xyn1asix NJ (vsosoe nintnsf
Great Britain. and THAI sshor Mar1o1 The Coieon Mn
lister a lima VII % y he unhs6 Snses = sucsss'
benos u5est opaA ~ a.# sas &a0f& .eNrN.. Nf
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NEW YORK CITY.


Msslss 10 vacass aad Order 81 Asrsst-A.
1900 .s legged Heavy Fraud- iasaaRs eAk
Before Judge barnard s a asH
y JsAa . Phipps saI ~ ysms X Pls~ : al.-Ihs
csss cams before ths court motion 70 sst ssds IN
dss for arrsst ssssd agsnss The dsfsadan, vhs wsrs
impsssusd On ehssss " tsaudusstly cblainng gocds
% the amount Of tll1.oco nom The pIainuAh A9ons
oinsr thing Va ne ten er 500 bAp q ooaeA ns
deendnuu had bees proceeded againss un6or he eo1e
snd also snds shs sctor 1855 kneun q ths Bwsu acs
which abclisncd mpriyonmsns Tor dsb1 providng hew
ever that psrpon undaS certain condiuons nay b. ~
fraud. 1882 y 4t' N .e+s =. "a "A
The dsssndanss counsel claimed shas person eaanos
b srrssed upon go distinct proosssss npoo N sAms
aclion- Dscision rosevvad. f.r.s.n .M ~
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Es - sn nssy = ~, we =. ss9 4 ssss sscsse
::: s:::a ss s = ssi g: I.ss:s
nhsa uex ea9 1IsG * AZ " tes sstsr aaeshG ~
And day before yssssr1D ne 90 aAa wallis ssili a.
esses ea:l4 ~ - - 1890 81 = - 80 ~
iuse1's al ss6Ssl s61lu11ass . 6aaIb- D. Messs
saQsA vbe. n ~ ere |rshuJ ioeof1oo ~ 81 49,
family One Of The ehidrsn hs,sa SEX vish ~ usous
the sane ~ the sthsrs-bursns psla In the sson zen,
dot pleaded for some chicken coup the fashsr
vhsn spoken 70 on ths sub's pstuisntiy sseaiusd
sthJcksn coup. indeed; better give 10 some snake
Ind yssrrai, Dse IA
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N ssaea Aaasisa vs. che Blaek CsssiE. y sns
Believe yuags yonsa 49,
John De Pol 4 a, NJ Axouss L4Arzs. Hillisn
WAsaney a. ok-Plants were the dirsetoss q ths Eu-
ropsan Ballet Company, q ahs Academy Of Music and
Banvards Museum, sanA) ~ defendant Lohlks was :
d0nsess in the bast. The other defsndants
gem q Nbles Garden ed - Rs,laan nall:s Camps.
shss o. JAY ~ isSy sSs Ssssndsns LsnIis, u me
city of Paris ssserse tstsss sgsssmsns with hen .
y = e.
thous.nd tFsncs % gold ~ noaths y - paid wsok
that shs -: shs prnePs dsnssu.s . he is,sasslenal
and graceful dancer and very attractive in physical End
personal charms; that ~ psin,1h had pToduced q
ss .e % us ss
ths en- asy e Osesn,ss lse7 ssss ne plsssim ssss
theatre and spsctacnes Representations known - the
Black Crook "s.s ss.sss - FAMED aslsasanss nav;
Lohlke V wishdssv tFo1 " plaasid.' sstablnhmeus
sas sssas e R.so!n ~ pe e re sas ~ ~
= -: . Fs s.ce On
Nosdsy Dccsmbss "; haS sncs her refusal perform
~. NE ,Rasn.inA sil apss ne .Vuhs hsvs had
s e. ssn ns' !. sa s.n sss Asss
sssd end ths psounisSy No. 70 plant6sh considsra-
&: pubic Wines Is: Sssnssas" sssisons Instead
d paintiGA "asd sspochiU 49, who we're admirers
q the inin,tabls Nyls and dancing q dsfsndans
Saias6 - Dlana0ss oInnos b vsssvsssd q INV. %.
The complaint then prays tsdgmsst against ths defend
anita end thai. Ininucten Ggue 70 restrain Lohke
from dancas fes whassy, Jarreu and Palmer Or apy
o. snen III snjcning thsm from permitting nss g dc
Upon thep eonpiaips and ths aGl1avits Of plant6ey
Hehu ~ ,NerspSa palutirb copnssls on Monday Atef.
pAnaoa ~ jns1tss Jsue4 nd sefvs1 open 81 ths a.
1sndants = ubsut ava e'clook y II 1hs pIainss con-
s6eesa tt thsy I'D thas Gsetually ee0ppsd the I'll
L0hlks fsm pir0usssng 70 sbe:f 0es5msu bet ases IN
NE o1s0noon apphoatleo W 0sde - shs eass Juscs
for esder Washing H. inuuce6a 1heo0urs evontu
ally uudl0o1 the original uuos ~ clos LOniko
70 perform u Nblor sntu the decision Of this suk
'and anti the svenpg Uueceedug' such decision. The
will b broueh befoseh e 0enrt aGAn shIs morning
pssios y vacas and VI asids ths original order
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