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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-04
FAIRIES & WARNER,
020g No 229 North NINTH Street.

600 HOOP SKIRTS. 600
OZO LATEST STYLE, JUST OUT ONO
III PETIT R III for the Promen sde, ~ Yards round
THE CHAMPioN TRAIL, Tor the Drawing-F5om. 3
yards round. -, ~ -.
we have hereto offered to the Pube aso cOmplets
Honn sEirts IRON az 10 Yards m cireumiereHcs% 20 y,
every ien9th ali of "ouT own make" whoieSae ana
SetaH and warranted to give SAITH faction ' INV
Constantly hand low-priced New orb made skirts
Plain and Trai ~ springs 80 cents; % springs Oi so
spSsnge Al 10; and 40 spTngs el2a rN
'ahfSSta made 10 order altered and reDaiyad
Saii ~ aend Tor Circular OF stve sizes ana nriees
HsnufectOFy and saesroOms
No. 655 ARCH street.
l9O9m WILLIAM T. HOPKINS.
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900 FAIRIES & WARNER, 900
No, 229 North NINTH Street,
Above Race,
WILL OPEN TODAY

WILL OPEN TODAY
Another case Waltham Pillow-case Muslin
26 cents 3 cases sold within 80 days.
Yard.wide Bleached Muslin, well-known
make, 25 cents.
Bleached Muslins, all prices, and as low as
the lowest.
Unbleached Muslins, loves. market prices.
One bale rs DOmet Flannels, 81 cents
One bale A Domet Flannels, 81 cents.
All-wool Flannels, 33 cents up.
American Delaines, new and choice styles.
American Prints, handsome styles
Black Alpacas, 40, 40, 90, &C. 62 cents, ETC.
Brd-eye Diaper, 1925, $3.50, $500, $3.50, etc.
Linen Towels, Napkins, Doylies, etc.
Hand-loom and unbleached Table Linens.
Linen Shirt Fronts, our own make, 3715, l5
so cents, etc.
Black and white Balmorals, $l75 over go
dozen sold.
Honeycomb and Alhambra Quilts, etc.
Ladies', Gents, and Misses Hosiery cheap.
Lancaster Ginghams, 25 cents.
Canton Flannels, at reduced prices.
Ladies' and Gents Merino Vests, reduced
SOMETHING NEW AND CHEAP EVERY
DAY.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

RtARRrsT OF ALIEssp FgxAIE SwIypLEa. Some
weeks ago Sophia Myers before Justice Hogan on
the charge Of fraudulentiy obtaining dollars each
from large number OF poor sewing girls She was
released bail aud subsequently, indicted for larceny
Mrs Myers yesterday rearrested by ofcer Bennett
Of the Tombs Police Court issued BY Justice
Downing the complainant being Ann McDermott. rcsid-
ing at No. l57 Leonard street. On the Goth utmo Ann
gave Sophia 20 a. deposit upon work which she to
Ann was to receive sixty cents for Il The DEFENDANT
promised 10 keep Ann in work for indefinite
period aud when she had nothing further for her
do, Sophia wax 70 return the deposit money Subse-
qucnty the accused informed Ann that she had
work for her the deposit money being demanded
Sophia refused 70 return according agreement Hence
the complaint The accused was locked up 10 await her
trial before the Court Of General Sessiona
AssAuIr A CONDUCTOR Downs, . conductor
on the Belt Railroad yesterday brought before
tce Downing on the charge OF assaultng lad named
sigmund Graty living Isl Cherry street. by striking
default OF $500 bail Downs to the Tombs
for trial Is alleged tina. there provocAtion for
the commission Of the assault
srAssISG ArYAR- Thomas McQuade Of No. 1ls Ridge
street. charged Edward Mocue with having stabbed him
in the shoulder and chest Mccue il is alleged called
o'clock in the morning. and while endeavorng TO pre-
vent the accused from going into bis house quarrel
ensued. in which Mcouado got stabbed rhe physician
who attended the wounded states that the wound IL
dangerous. The accused WIS committed for trial
THK CASE OF Da RosKsBERGzR-Hn DISCHARGE Ut
the GRAND Jrnv day two since the Grand Jury
had under investigation the OF DR.. George Rosen-
berger who suspected OF being concerned in causing
the death OF Henry Dsvls, In avenue A. about three
weeks ago, a. fully reported In the HERALD ct the time
Of the Occurrences. The gentlemen Of the Grand Jury
finding no testimony whatever upon which 20 base an
indictment against Dr. Rosenberger threw the
plant and honoraby DISCHARGED him from custody. Dr.
Roscnberger. VINO graduate OF tho medical school OF
the New York University bears honorable record
surgeon In the Union army, In which he served Two
years or more.
ALLEGED FALSE PnkTKscs-James Noble. Of No <2a
West Twenty nfth street, states that while standing
the corner Of Grand street and owery his watch and
chain valued a. SlG5. from him by coorcd
man and boy 20 him unknown. At a still later period
man named William Wilson presented himself, and az
slessd Informed Mr.. Noble tia, ho know where On Q
watch and cham were, and that under representations
made e. him by Wilson he induced pay n IN the
sum OF xl36 10 the properly Subsequent Il IL
shown that these representations false aud made
with the n>en,ion 70 dcfra1d wheruupon Wilson
arrested and brought before Justice Dodge yesterday.
Who oommitleS him for trial
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In the Of Prank, Franz Eickermsn, charged
with the murder OF James Thompson, st Havsrstraw.
~ ", on the morning OF July 2s last, and tried aud
convicted at the April OF she Circuit Court and
Court or over and Termner for the Second Judicial dis
trct, held 81 Clarkstown Rockland county, ~ ", and
sentenced 10 be hanged Friday last, writ o; error
and order TO stay proceedings has been granted by
Judge Gilbert upon the application OF counsel return
able the second Monday oil september The condemned
At present la confinement In the county jail o. Rock
land county nj Carksown. His demcanor is that oil
hardened criminal, exh biting symptoms whatever OF
remorse and but little feeling in respect TO the crime
for which he has been tired and convicted tho
situation In which he Is placed. He has been
denominations, all Of whom have failed 70 produce
any impression upon him. He is PROCESSES TO be q
Catholic and priest OF thu, Church from this city,
German he bcins OF that nationality himscfl called
him with the pastor OF the town. bat without effect He
expresses the utmost Indifference 10 life declares him
self as ready aud wiling TO de his only apparent in
terest In the postponcment OF his execution
result of the granting OF the sr OF being that he
supposed hts wife would DO better satisfied ~ Cor him
self. he would rather the time shortened. shortly
after his sentence he attempted 90 commit suicide BY
rsi,oas which he took into his CELL he lnally obliged
10 abandon this attempt For Nven days he alb
stained entirely from food. bat at tho end
Of that time the temptation 10 satisfy the
gives II his opinion being drawn from actual
experience Us OF value-that II IL impossible for any
person 10 ssrvs himself 20 death when food IL within bis
reach. Recently his wife II " said was detected IN an
attempt smugsle into his possession the blade Of
penknife 10 be used, 70 Supposed IN ano.oer attempt
10 escape the executioner. The blade, quite small
one concealed between the third and fourth fingers
OF her right hand and was 10 be conveyed 10 hckensn
when their hands met in salutaiion, but having been
carried thus concealed for time 10 sunk partially
into the flesh and stuck there and was 30 observed 10
con sequence OF the necessarily clumsy effort mads TO
remeay this mistake Extra precautions are taken 10
lia sal IN
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THE FLINT clAssmAKEas NATIONAL UNION.

Delegates from the flint glassmakers throughout the
United States met In convention in this city the 2ssh
uit, for the purpose of forming National Union TO
protect the interests Of all such artisans The following
gentlemen submitted their credentials aud found
ELIGIBLE 10 seats In the convention New York, James
Smith, Martin Coney, Charles Jones, VIM b. Dolphin,
James Hagen, John Mccormick Austin Kenney, William
Kelly, James Gleason; Philadelphia, VIM. II. Cap,well,
James T. Jukcs; Portland, Me-. Francis Wood; Pitts
burg, Pa, z. II. Doyle, Charles H. Bryson, A. G. Thur
burn South Boston, Mass VIM. G. johnson, Thomas
Ball: White Mills Pa, William Fox.
On notion Mr.. James Hagen, Of Brooklyn, was elected
chairman, and Mr. A. q Thurburn, Secretary pro- tenn
committee upon organization being appointed, they
reported the following preamble and resolutions which
were unanimously adopted
From the experience OF the past have the utility
of wen regulated National Union. and IN forming this
hold that capital succeed without labor; therefore
deem expedent and necessary that form ourselves
National Union for the OF benehng the gassma
kers throughout the country; therefore, be Il
Resolved That in view Of the necessities OF the hour We
order carry this into effect, he II further
Resolved That the flint Rassmakers bind ourselves
maintain each other in OF trouble grievance and
abide by all orders Of this association.
The following permanent officers Of the union we're
then electcd:-Presdent James Smith, New York; Vice
President II. II. Doyle, Pttsburg Recording Secretary,
VIM. c. johnson, South Boston; Financial Secretary,
james T. Jukes, Covington KY. Corresponding Secre-
tary, Austin Kenney, New York; Treasurer, William H.
Capewcll, Philadelphia
A constitution and byela~s submitted to the
convention for the OF the union and passed
unanimously. Various other unimportant matters
ceived attention. and the convention adjourned yester-
day upon the LIST OF June, 1868. such place
the president should in the meantime decide upon
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coauNtss' INQuesTs.

Two CAsxs Cmrp MURDgr-Tbe remains OF ~
unknown male child were found lying beside tree IN
Kghtyfourth street between Broadway and Eleventh
avenue conveyed the THIRTY FRS, precinct station
house Previous 10 discovering tho body man and
woman lettering about shat immediate locality
W very suspicious manner; but becoming alarmed,
they fed and made their escape Coroner Cover vas
nouhcd 20 hold inquest, whercuVon br. John Beach
made postm examination ON the body, which
resulted IN finding marks of violence about the neck o.
me child 10 tho doctors opinion death result
Cd from stTangulalion and the jury rendered
Nerdlct 10 that effect The Iurenis OF the
sna or ,hc perpetrators OF the murder could not be
Iouna An cinccr OF the Seventh precinct found the
eead body OF male child enveloped IN an old shawl
lying on The stoop OF premises io Henry street. late on
wednesday night Tho remains were conveyed 70 the
MADISON street station house Coroner Go YER notified
ea,n supposed 10 have been caused BY n~glect and
exposure
A Lsrrts GIRL DrcrSxp.-coroner Cover held "A
inquest at 800 wc. Seventeenth street on tho body OF
sarah r. sopcr. little girl eight years OF are whose
body found the dock near the foot 81
street. East rver Deceased left home last Sunday week
20 play the dock and went aboard canal bos, nth
her brother On leaving TIE boat Sarah fell overboard
and was drowned The jury rendered verdcl Of acc.
dental drowning.
CmpRxs ACCIDENTALLY Surrocarrp.-Georr. Reh,,
% infant ,wo months old whose parents live At No 400
Yves, Forty eighth street, accidentally sunoca,ed
undsr the bed clothes while sleeping with his mother
on Thursday night coroner Cover held inquest on
fhe body
An inquest vas held At No 90 Ann street. BY Coroner
,eehirmes over The remains Of james oConnor an
assth having resuited from safocaton The domestic
Dad laid child OF he'd when he crawled beneath
she covsvisg OF some other manner was SOTO sisd
- kssms seuad " f Aitxksd " ~ yeA
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RACING At CINCINNATI.
s-.~-~~~~~-N~s~.---~-.S~-
.ptcSi ffffGsAR "a Tine AssAlu.

CINCINNATI May 81, 1907.
ne noce to-day al The Buckeye track were very in
Asresting indeed. Pool betting heavy on BOTH The
FIRST two mile heats, between Swgerts Fannie
Cbeatham, the favore Alexander's Marion, and bay
colt Of Richards. The last distanced In the nrsi
heat which was won by the mare ranAis Cheatbam
fhe made the first mile 46, and tho second "a
The horse Marion had tho second heat his legs
until he entered the last half mile, when no became
Gcad lame the left hind leg and could only stagger
through the homestretch. Heat and AWARDED
70 tho mare. nme 1901.
There also two mile dash between Whalcy Lux
snburg. Rennicks Moonlight Richards Saratoga Wei.
Aen Coihn's Knighthood, and Boards Brdy Bird,
which chosen in many heavy pool bets in the order
above named. II a magnificent dash. The two
miles made in the extraordinary time Of g. 3sZ.
Moonlight the winner, leading in splendid style and
keeping the favorite back as second ,
To-morow's races close the season al the Buckley O
Coure
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THE SOUTHERN aellef COMMISSION.

lodging further contribution Of 50, 1914 In gold fpm
California state that the United States storeshlp Pur
veyor. J. n. Simpson commander, will sail for Charles
ton, Savannah and Mobile with twenty nine thousand
bushels OF corn Tuesday next The Purveyor ar
rived New York her return from her FIRST trip un-
der the direction of the Commission on Saturday even
Ing last and would start upon her second trip TO day
for accident 70 her ruddsr which is the
Of her four days deention The officers OF the
Purveyor say that words cannot express the deep
feeling Of thankuness with which the former cargo OF
received by the people OF Georgia and Alabama
umphal She did not 60 TO Charleston upon her first
voyage. The commission have recently distributed
Famine" II Is believed that the suffering At the South
Is severe now as has been at any time within the
past three months.
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THE CORIELL MURDER.
ceus1 o. OVER AND ,lsnmts. NEW sauHswcx. H. J.

couhT OF OVER AND IERmMtH. NEW BRUNSWICK, n J.
Trial Of Briases Deraan for she Alleged
Murder Of Nrs. Mary Ellen Corieli-Csnvic-
tion Of tho Prisoner Of Murder In the Firs'
Degree.
The t1al OF this case was resumed yesterday, beina
the eleventh day Of the investigation. In the Court Of
Oyer and Tcrmincr, New Brunswick, N j. before Judge
Peter Vredenburgh. There was as on the previous
day, a large attendance OF the public
The Attorney General resumed at ten O'Clock bis ad
dress 70 the jury in summing up tho behalf o.
tho State He said that the close Of his observations
last evening he felt himself warranted IN stating that
not "a assumption, not assertion not as snpposlo
case, The murder charged done by Bridget Dergan
who was then not only NJ the house and on tho
bedroom and beside the bed which Mrs. Corieii met
tho blow that gave her her death.
The Judge O'Clock proceeded TO charge the jury
He concluded at four O'Clock. During the JUDGES ao
dress, which strong against the defendant the
latter kept her handkerchief 10 her face
The jury retired few minutes past four O'CLOCK 10
consider their verdict and five minutes 10 ve, nav
ing agreed came into court
Clerk Of the Court Bridget Dergan. stand ap
Clerk o. tho ssoG of the jury yoa
agreed upon verdicsY
The Foreman
The Clerk How do you md
The Foreman. ind the prisoner guilty Of murder
in the first degree.
The Jurors thcn poled, each stating that he
found the prisoner guilty OF murder IN the nrst decrce
in the manner and form charged irthe Indictment
The Judge addressing the Attorney Gencrai)-Do yon
wish to move Cor sentence Of the Court upon the
prisoner n0wY
Tho Attorney Gcneral-At such time as may suit the
convenience OF tho Court.
The Conrt-Two weeks from next Monday the Court
will pronounce septence-that Is Monday, the 18th OF
June at ten O'Clock.
Tho prisoner here appeared as Is she wanted TO say
something TO the Court
Mr. AdraIn--The prisoner desires TO say that
though the jury have found her guilty, she never CON-
mtted this crime.
The Coart--She will have chance OF seeing her
proper time, and whom she is brought to
the for the court will put tho proper
questions her. and hear what she has TO say ut that
time
The prisoner was then removed to prison. exhibiting
little II any emotion She appeared to smile Thus
this remarkable trial has beea brought 10 close, alter
investigation extending over eleven days.
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AaatsT or 4 SPORTING MAN AND Mlrsru ruasfa

PHifApEfrHrA, Nav 81 1867.
A man calling himself Lorenzo b shepherd, OF Brook.
ys has been arrested charged with the forgery Of
check for s24o the Fret National Bank Of Albany,
end another for selo when arrested he had sirnsr
forged check for $685. and draft for $685. which he
had obtsinsd Of $3.50 Tho accused consscs
60 having lost money py gambling but is silent about
the forgene He has been boarding At one OF the prn
sipal hotels with coorcd servant and recently gave
sppper 70 bis fnends costing &l73.
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TIE PRIZE RING.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 IHs pERkLn
The Forthcoming Fisht between Aaron Jones
and Michael McCoOl.

JuuCS
md Michael McCooi.
CINCINNATI, MAY 81, 1857.
The articles Of agreement between aaron Jones and
Michael Mccoo to fight for 600 side, according to
We rules OF the London prize rns AT some place
within City miles OF this city, Saturday, August 81,
1861, were signed to-day by both the princpas Tho
erst deposit Of $500 side made the stakeholder
being chosen. The second deposit Of $3.50 aide, TO
be made according 10 the agreement saturday July
20, and the third and nnal deposit OF $3.50 each,
saturday, August "a when they will toss for choice
Of ground. This light 10 be thing, tar
reckon upon the future II will be heavy
aAir say tho least. McCool looxs In splendid cond
tion and has any number OF hackers here well
a. Louis The sporting frasern.,y seem inclined
general thing 90 back Jones' Jones had benefit TO-
night At the Palace Garden. The house was densely
crowded. and the show with tho gloves very good
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rsul bs joseph ". pslTr caAssso WITH Musoss.

WELLINGTON, Dei May 81, 1867
The irial or Joseph W. Pratt, for tho murder Of >.
Pus1y SAITH IN this city. April concluded At New
Castle yesterday with q verdict Of not guilty account
Of insanity Adutsry between the deceased and Pratis
vic was adduced part OF the defence. wayne
hcNeish, OF West Chester was one Of tho rriscucrs
counsel The case 'xcised great interest As' =
v IeeeFslly eat = fa.i1rr
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KELLEY,s GIFT ENTERPRIsE.
TAPoRrANr ANNOUNCEMENTS TO THE WORLD
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO TILE WORLD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO TIE WORLD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE WORLD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE WORLD.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE WORLD.
KELLEys FIRST GRAND
KELLEy's FIRST GRAND
KELLEY's FIRST GRAND
KELLEYs FIRST GRAND
KELLEY's FIRST GRAND
KRLLYs FIRST GRAND
NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT
NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT
NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT
NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT
NORTH AMERICAN GIFT CONCERT
NORTH AMERICAN GIPr CONCERT
il now positively fixed TO take place
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE, NEW YORK CITY. ON
SATURDAY. JULY 49, 1867.
SATURDAY. JULY IL 1857
SATURDAY, JgLY 10. 1887
SATURDAY. JULY Is 1857.
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SATURDAY, JULY Is. 1861.
$4,000 TICKETS NEARLY ALL SOLD.
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100000 TiCRETs NEARLY ALL SOLD.
10000 TICKETS NEARLY ALL SOLD.
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10000 TICKETS NEARLY ALL SOLD.
10000 PRESENTS.
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100000 PRESENTS.
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10000 PRESENTS.
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET.
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET.
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET.
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET.
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET
OR ONE TO EVERY TICKET.
CARD TO THE PUBLIc.-The propre,ors Of tho
North American Gift Concert advertised take
place at the Wabash Avenue Rink, Chicago Ill., and post
poned. have the pleasure announce that series Of
will be given; the win take place a. the Cooper
Institute New York city by request thousands
of subscribers Middle and Eastern States where
large share OF tickets sold win be
lowed in rapid succession until the completed.
This immense undertaking proved the perfect
and is really the enterprise inaugu-
the world. The delay completion been
unavoidable, but the tickets unsod of
mcrous agents been gathered in. few thou
be disposed or Under any circumstances
the concert win now be given above stated, in good
faith.
The extraordinary patronage which has been bestowed
upon this enterprise by the public las prompted the
propretors to that gift win be presented 70
every concert ticket holder.
10000 VALUABLE GIFTS, VALUED AT FIVE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS. WILL BE PRESENTED
TO TICKET HOLDERS, INCLUDING sioeouo IN
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED 100000.
NUMBER OF TICKE rs ISSUED, 100000.
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED. 100000
NUMBER OF TICKETS ISSUED, 5oooa
NUMBER OP TICKETS ISSUED. 10000.
NUMBER or TICKETS ISSUED, $4,000
PRICE 81 EACH
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4 PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET
PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET.
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET.
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET.
A PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT TICKET
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gift in grecnbscks $50 900
lgift in Rrecnbscks 10000
Gift in grcenbacks. 500
gift in greenbacks. 400
aft in Rreenbacks.
gift IN greenbacks. 1900
10 rfts ia greenbacks, 81 900 each. 2uOOO
20 gifts IN grcenbacks $500 each 900
70 gifts in greenbacks 200 each. 400
70 gifts In grecnbacks $50 each. 100
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st7UNf Of llnuuss IN BOSTON.

Bosrox Nay 81, 1867.
ae gtste Constable las, nlshf seized ngi..n dollars
% Of liquors Of the marlboro Hotel
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ngto
IS. ooo-MAKrNG soo.oW GIFTS,
sasc,ao-MAKINo 100000 GIFTS.
sca,oo-xAKrNG 100000 GIFTS.
s2s2Ooo-xAKiNo 10000 GIFTS,
sss2oo-NAKING 10000 GIFTS
ssn,ooo-xAKING 5oo,ooo GIFTS.
OR PRESENT GIVEN WITH EVERY CONCERT
rIcKEr
Concert win promptly distribute presents one to every
ticket holder 70 the Concert their report VIII be sen, TO
all agents and ticket holders as soon as published.
The balance Of the heretofore in the hands
OF agents all the country 70
turned and the thousands Of persons Who disappointed In
being unable at principal them can now
be supplied as long they by addressing US a, No col
Broadway, New York. Tickets win be sent promptly BY
mail on recep, Of price stamp for return postage
SPECIAL TERMS, OR CLUB RATES
SPECIAL TERMS. OR CLUB RATES.
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SPECIAL TERMS Or CLUB RATES.
SPECIAL TERMS or CLUB RATES.
Any party procuring club i've or more names FER
tickets and sending the money for the same win Ss
allowed the following eommisson-we win send
sckes address for .....................o q %
10 tickets address for Observation-Disclosures. 90
~ tickets 10 address for. IL 50
20 tickets 20 address for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -
In every send the each subscriber and their
post once address, with town and State fun Money By
draft post oce order express registered letters may
be sent at our risk
AL communications should be addressed 70
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