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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

The seventy-five Cinnamon arrived at
North Adams, Massachusetts, last Monday,
to work in the shoe factory of G. L. .Samp.
son & Co.. A large crowd assembled at the
depot to witness their arrival and they were
followed from the depot to Simpsons fac.
tory by the crowd amid ominous Kisses and
hootings from the. shoemakers. Two men
we're arrested for assaulting the Cinnamon
with stones. The shoemakers are deeply
excited
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

We met q salaried gentleman yesterday
on Carondelet street, who had just disposed
of large quantity of stock in one of the
city banks at loss of eighteen hundred
dollars. His purchase was made two years
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

The principal interest centered yesterday
in the Office of United States Commissioner
Urban, during the examination of c. A.
Weed, Esq, on the affidavit made by Mr..
Stafford. Beyond this everything was dull.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

No less than fourteen thousand laborers
are at work on the different railroads in
Alabama, of which number a majority are
on the South and North and Alabama and
Chattanooga roads. The latter road is be-
ing finished at the rate of one mile per day,
and will be in operation between Chatta-
nooga and Meridian, Mississippi, in the
Au{u0on
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
FOR SALE,

EOR SALE-ON REASONABLE AND AC.
crSs% q SSso%Mmo6stiDg tsrns1A . "A splendld Ssashors
the Lighthouse For price and conditions Of sale.
apply to u. DE FERRET. Auctionosr,
lol2 Office 50 Royal street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

Hon. John 8. Harris, United States sena-
tor, has our thanks for copies of his speech
ON the levee question.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
THE QREAT PAVILION,

THE GREAT PAVILIONs
ueo feet in length by ITO feet in widtnJ
Lake End Psntchartrsin Railroad.
been opened to the public. ..;.
Ii is The object Of the proprietor 70 make this
AnIace of entertainment especially Tor ladies ana
Their escorts. The best order will be maintalneo'
ard no Questionable persons will be admlIGeo.
~I1 m.I;cions ZOE CREAM SODA WATER. OCt-
FEE and CONFECTIONERY will be served AZ the
lowest prices charged for the same in the city Ill
The best Of LAGER BEER and LlQuohS VIII
Jsspsr's Brass and String Band has been engaged:
And every evening from o'clock to the departure o
the last train viii discourse operatic ana seiecseo
,nnsic Tor the enjoyment Of visitors.
Brivate Ball Parties and Soirees can pc given IN
Band by applying to the proprietor; ..
cars will run from the Lake to the city - lete =
10 O'Clock P. n. In consequence OF the demSno OF OF
the public for such horse car WIN SAT az
excellent opportunity to our citizens 10 enjoy the
Parents are especially invited to attend, as u Q
proprietor intends to make the Pavilion pleasant
rasort for ladies and children
ia I'm E. r. DENkCHAUD. Proprietor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

SOUTHWEST Pass, June 17.-Barometer
29:60. Weather hot and. cain. Arrived.
Brgantine Onalasks, Wheeler, master.
twelve days from Matanzas; cargo of sugar
to Chaffraix & Agar.
Departed: Ship Gardner Colby. and
schooner Louise Willistor
VroAssyn0. June 17.-iassed 1p: SILVER
spray, at1P. NJ wssther rainy and warm.
MMuArs. June I7.--Weatner clear ar,R
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

EO1 oALE-ABOUT ELEVEN THOUSAND
= ACRES. in different tracts, Of the finest
sugar lands in the state. large portion Of these
lands il covered with maenifcsnt forests OF red
cypress. and portions are near the river, Norgans
Texas Rs'lroa6, and the line Of the Ohstt.noogs
and Texas Observation-Disclosures to an inexhautt.
v.usble The whole or an interest will be disposed
OF a. extremely low rates. IS the owner is about
leaving the Stato in consequence Of i'll health.
For full particulars apply to Colonel j. ". Nixon,
NO. lC6 Grsvier street, up stairs, corner Bank
place: between the hours of 9 and II O'Clock A. NJ.
EOR oALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
l. RESIDENCE, in WAdessoro, two and . half
miles from rontchatouls Station. on New
water communication with New Orleans. in com.
pete order. veil fenced and can be made self sus.
piled with frait Of ali kinds, waisf and wood and
the hsalthisst locality in the state containing
about twelve acres. hnquirs for terms. etc. st No.
l0 Camp street, from 10 to u A. N. my2 I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
uO: ron TH1 0UhMEB!:
BAY ST. LOUIS.
CRESCENT HOTEL,
AuGUSTE PINO. MANAGER.

Acconm ,cations for two hundred or Two
hundred and fifty guests. -sc 20 r--
Rooms separate or in suites .xu.,..d
The grounds are large and beautnuny ornSMen'eo
A clear sprins Of cold water gushss mp in the
The facilisies for bathing are complete:
The shell road along the bay is o9e. oi tne mose
Charming in the world for riding and drlvine.
BOARD BY TaE DAY, WEEK Oh MONTH.
Particular attention given to picnics and excur'
sion parties from New Orleans. A..
The Creole or Camelia make daily trips 1rom tns
City: Ft.l
The Chattanooea Railroad, which runs yussS IN Ln
rear Of the MOTEL gardens will be ready to trsvsi py
JuIy4. ,.,. .,a..
Board and lodging SIS per month; children nnnSf
ten years Is: servants half price. leo eo0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
FOB RENT.

T. first aoof, elevated from the ground, IN one Of
the coolest drysst and healthest houses in the cty
also. two thfee single rooms. at moderate prices.
Apply st No. N2 Carondslet street, immedistely
above julia. =. je31w
u COKE AND no a WD.-A NUMBER OF
n pleasantly situated and we'll furnished rooms to
rent, With or without board. at No. III Lafayette
street. bstWeen Baronne and Carondegt streets.
my2l 3m
D0O M, WITH OH WITHOUT
II BOARD-FoP families gentlemen, at 16
0favief street.. betWeen Franklin and Liberty. jse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

40 prizss. Amounting e
Whole TieketA 50; shares in proportion.
V5os's :" " OHAS T. HOWARD,
Lock box oe2 Postofhos. Nsw Orleans
Send postofdos monsy ordsss OF rssaifsr yonr iss'
tar. es'-fst s.sza .. 70.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
q % % n,h ss 's Tee'h1 Ht egsd
LATEST NEWS From ALL POINTS
Ackerman's Nomination Referred
PROPOSED PENSION TO MRS. LINCOLN
Free Delivery Of Letters Restricted
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ON NATIONAL POLICY
The Tribune on Alderman
CHEERING EVIDENCE OF A LIBERAL POLICY
DARING BANK ROBBERY In LOUISVILLE
The Fortune Left by Dickens
DOMESTIC AID FOREIGN MARKETS
CHEERING EVIDENCE OF A LIBERAL POLICY
DARING BANK ROBBERY In LOUISVILLE
The Fortune Lett by Dickens
) WASHINGTON.

DOMESTIC AID FOREIGN MARKETS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

During the past Ave days, Mr.. Carter,
Superintendent of Public Schools of New
Orieans, has visited every school and school
room In the Sixth, Fourth and First Dis
tricts, and spent as much time with the
several teachers a. twas possible for him to
afford. During the pact four days reporter
for the REPUBLICAN has accompanied him
on his rounds. and collected such facts and
figures in reference to the scoools as the
limited time and the magnitude of the work
permitted. The conclusions arrived ct have
been founded upon the results of examina.
ton by the Superintendent, upon whose ex-
perienced judgment we found it safe to rely
in cases where one not 60 familiar with the
duties of the teacher as Mr.. Carter is, might
naturally feel some doubt. The examina.
tions yesterday were confined to the lower
part of the First District, beginning with
The Mason school,
situated near Common street, beyond the
Marine Hospital. Here, we found in
small church of the African Zion Methodist
denomination, about fifty colored boys and
girls under the charge of Mrs. Williams,
assisted by Miss Brown. This school was
Colonel Mason, of the Freedmen's Bureau,
who aided Mrs. Williams to the extent of
purchasing the ground on which the little
church stands and putting up an addition at
one end. The expenses incurred amounted
to upward of 5000, besides paying the
teacher ten dollars per month. Mr.. Healey,
agent for the American School missions, also
assisted by furnishing books and other ne
cessary articles. The school has since
been turned over to the city board.
and 10 now one Of our regular public
institutions. The pupils had previously
grown up without ever having looked into
a book. Their parents are unable to read,
and could not teach their children; few
months under a kind and skillful teacher
has changed all this. From the smallest
up to the largest there is q wonderful de-
gree of intelligence. The whole numoer
on the roll is seventy-one; larger and
better building would soon attract enough
more to swell this to. at least one hun
dred. We heard some fair reading and
tolerable singing, and took ou- leave for
the -.t s-r--.t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

LATEST NEWS From Ale POINTS
PROPOSED PENSION TO MRS. LINCOLN
Free Delivery Of Letters Restricted
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ON NATIONAL POLICY

The Tribune on Alderman
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

Here there were fifty pupils present, and
the principal, Miss u. A. Cumberland, re-
held in the johnson African Zion Methodist
Episcopal church, in which Colonel Mason,
of the bureau, has recently put new and
comfortable pews, which answer well for
every purpose except writing. There are
no desks, and the only blackboard the
school has is not yet put up. The reading
by the first class was talr. and showed that
the pupils have improved their time. There
was also some creditable singing. Miss
Cumberland is assisted by Miss E. Hunt.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18
The Perdido Street School

Is entirely for colored girls. There are one
hundred and eighty-four on the roll, and We
found one hundred and fifty present. The
teachers are Miss II. A. Trainor, Miss K. n.
Stanislaus, Miss Ellen Carolan and Miss J.
Whidden. The building was once used as
private residence, and is very well adapted
to the purpose tor which it is occupied.
The rooms are large enough, and there is an
air of nestness about the premises which we
do not. unfortunately, observe in all the
scnonls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-18

ara. .,,.....,...... 2,6OO
~. 60. 400
, 1870-03-13

D<PsF mant 70 b Kept up slsn, ::;': =
ss' IT,, :, sa = .a5 :, e %
1'nss' sa s'.,f,a'ion = al tnas Is raut.ed 70
=. :tsss ee .e ,ss Mr. osHs es':s.ouxs suss 5ss
ara mueceessSJ, except IN the ntgheat psrt oI tae
ctrJ. To tnl, shall beg TO ststa mat sneT do aso
nAs been used ine1e, together with hand cogiacz
II n a.ters but Little a. TO the use Or dtsase OF
erg.reg IN European e1t1eA Al Afo Axaro tia:
ses1s, @ Ire, proo m ~ ro.ss!e sssde,.ss Il a ess1
matter to eou11ot = IRE IN them. And, hesoes, ia
tho CASES mentioned, they ppssess 4 natural A.
Ryartadon, qoite lhe oppo4tte to cor cry, poxaess
II & no such stvanta0e- Ch!csKo has not one re-
tcpte edysnt&1t for toHers; and, on tbs conuarJ.
sna nos n IL sendep taen p:riecs asslnss tnsss,
Rzest expense nnt be ne result Add 70 tha
Tie cat Of ne1 nai1s and the removal Of most
q as pesDS 81 r. ao bsne = 9s5 e
bear the e1t1a pressure the towers would cause,
Ald you VII have sun reaching up iuto tae
Millions. Tae consequent tnctea1o Of s1psass 10
c4eaTe OF our NAter tai, thus Idakicg JesflJ III
upon our Guxena IN addition 70 our ssy taxes
Take again into Accouos the lnef1etency OF tina
pYe.ent puMptnG englpt9 to DO tho Wofkr ana 1o1
nAVs aao,hst laTxe ten ot e1pense, IN atd,sioo
10 the tIcressed danger e tne failure OF the ua.
cntI cry, II consequence Of tho extra anonnt oB
WU1G W QH RFElUA0SA ~ A0O A4A4<AsV VI AAAAs1AS.
Exlesence has alseody ahoE IN N, IN some
Arfl1c4n cit e., LEAF It Is not safe 70 trus: to
frayita&.on- 1t viii do for one o. two streams,
tur for lsIser Eunber, Al might be tue case IN
srch nre al the elEa. Lsre street cor na1ra'lo1.
It's e11e.encY would be wholly destroyed. Ne Y
Ycfk Bos'on, Cit ctrnA.i-au thought ,na', s;'h
tee.f ata1 Of Na!er, nte engines would no. he
Itcetstsy. But how Eadly aid s1ej Ell ID thEls
tncgUerf-
8, I'll means do cot tax our pump1ug epgidel
VII OF labor than they arc req aired ~ the
ratnral Increase Of population to do, and soertos
eecpre Durability, certainty OF ac'top. AID ths
,e-et possible e1 1peuse IN upcEaarg taea,.
] am aEa1e tnG. An com nSil c,utAct VIII
our worthy Cny Engineer. 70 whom al arc IN.
debted. daily and hourly, fof tho c.eal. splrkt1R
water we epj,J: 1rd, fos ore, shoo bs glad 70
erect q Tower to bis bkl1l and enefEY, timp.y lol
xratltude, not Tot watct.
ln ny nexf Will give detailed Pisa 10. OIL
defence, and k1k our different oo3f1t TO eoo
t!oer It's merits. And, II found worthy, noopE io
cur tKoFbt1loS-
CHICAGO, Mtrch II, 1870
, 1870-03-13
EX1lXsalsAlaa Fi7EE.

To tie Editor of Ths chiesae 1''bsne:
In your issue Of Mslca s, I notice, BY thh seuon
OF the BoArda OF Fro and Police Comnlas!onsls u.
apd P1hue Work. tnat taeJ vera eaSasea als-
frnrr. ssJ surely Ill our csszens Will fea sFssstnl
~ ,n.,~ noa1ds fcr tasiDg 80 .elY N Interest IL
u I'd 2tss :, ~: mofs e seeaI eaa1
NV - thr 6eYnuxipx element. Bat pefnapA
~ n o. e9aasF asar 70 q e
~ WI sns III introduced II that meeting, O!
s1tns sa II r. rs s.5d sd Vii so1
III rrernss ma uer;ts Of the tower p!sn. and
ocaS lot thar canudesaaon orc Of @ eG'ts ,eEs a1
fsrent latnrs In III operations, oot fnn5 neneFs
nns nefra tn1n unaf0orta - eIRnnves And -
nore CERTAIN TO produce good reknla. Toe o.
factions to towets Ne: FH1E toey ata 20 e
, nenuye 70 p,nck - tn1t ouy 0olihy CITY Eokt
neeF u ucsble 70 ztve even EeDote idea ot tool
crs1. our es1fts with tho amount OF sLsoo 90
quite uksly not mora than ono half tae,t hLA4 on
80 ID slo3ld n II luily protected ~ rr o1xas
ee. AL sYsa ao1ga ~ Rxas essos IA rTes
, 1870-03-13
aBsRlpAx nn The llolAk WAR;.

We have been favored With . copy OF the tol.
loving Greer, which shows how 1leuteasrs Gen-
cal Sheridan feels about the late 1gat which socae
terd1.hea1ted people hare denounced 70 &c.
verify: .-..
EEpQCAR1T1s military Drs1AoS)
OF THE NiksocK1. !
CHICAGO, Ill, March L. l9'p-
Er~rral or1lera M. I, + -
1Lr Lieutenant Gtncsal cnIrsuA1aiak tbs MAtAST
Tvil,n tAk-x fre11 rlessurr In anrc1ucr& h!s eo-
Inud ebe enpefe tuttess # detHeesnent Of the See
ord O AtJ aud Ttirteek fnfx try. under tht tul.
apd of Hftvet Oot,t4 Baker, Of tho Neeond u1xatfT.
III band nj lie FfS loaaHs IN AottAa4 Ehese
lpei1rs. hose proximity T. tar British hne has fal.
Lhed the N cay sud tate Ptoteeoa xkanst at .Ee
have hitherto ENrtc.ed aud ,:oarn with ensaeasHftre
t1trnIsy. In eea1see md terteoot ~ tEE antoos-
ity 81 the fryef1rnert Af.eF hAvtrf been II.
wasttly warned. they have At lax recrtfed
. carefully rrepAIed and xtn Haiitsd Law. In thu
p.Acla Il ui1tet With the thc:uoIe:c1 below Eert.
wt.c t11rree at 1rd thec, = aecFo they uld not
Le r. acted the bi>E fe-ort hurdred and aevr1 r1t.'
tS.re isdtsns v..e Killed thee hunt1ed hoTses e,p
i'm "a sd vt.Sc and Prorc!ty Ct Ihe bsod totally
destioYe1- .1he LieosenAnt Geae1tl eaanot oomMena
eotar 1nder under the dIcatss aLd hat.l'htpa they
~ ot the resu1ss ~ rs re%cr hut ntc$sary md we'll
N. rsni.hu e7t Ct fhe.e tndl4as cJrsn..e.
The efxeu1 o1 Aoetana uron The psnspres q
fsut~ .tcuritv tbe1 raup1tv .ud Hves- By ean-
uspd VI lf.nten.nt GenrrAt ShFJidAa.
CEC l. H4ETScrT. Asst Adt Gen.
icfst{,n ", V. EHE1DAy.
Bst, L.. Col. A. r. l. y.
, 1870-03-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Mach Il.
The fluctuations II The price Of gold from 11s1
on Monday 70 HOY on WednesdsY, and up azsln
to 11s4 this anernoop, have nac an un!avurn5.s
eject upou business generally. Tne wholesale
nerchapts md thetr bu1tness depressed and their
sales dlmintehtpE, becauEe county dea4ers arc
nodlrg z cn from huJiug III 1ocK As there u prre-
n c, Of further decline ID g1ld, and N expects
ton Of 4 consequent decline N prices Of goods 4
large PROPORTION Of country Eefcha1ts and re!sil
dealers everywhere hsve shown, BY their nuTeE-
ous o1ders 70 nurkers for fractional ellver, their
desire 10 &C. back 70 apecie aaas :oE saeiz uade,
and 1t u probable tnAr until they caa
do 80. trsde viii conunue depressed
ard urpron.ab.e 10 tne wholesa!.rz.
Prces IN the R1a'u and produca markets
now follow the price of gold closely, aud whsle tho
uncertainties Of tho nae uailops In prices dscour
see regular purchases nnd sales for the le !t!nate
purposes OF ttade, taeJ make the RraIn markets
rrne1 Of the rambling operations ot the ''Gold
Room =" in New York. At tbs asne time the cash
capital Of those who are too consesvsuve to enter
II. theEe speeulatlulF, nnd who ca1noi see waers
ncr how to inyes: tEc:r fands 1stely and prod.-
abiy, Is accommodating In the banks, and Il being
loaned out TO the gamblers Il grttn. Nlae-feuths
Of the np1lress community, except specr.a.ors,
would be Rlad to lcs gold 20 to par II tt .rs was
Al : hope OF Ita remaining there Bu: even
gold should 70 10 par-vhich II not In 7too,o:e
rsv ~ N. cs.e within the pext xlr rupn.4s-it
von,d not remain there uuIe tAkas eoa,e
btcn .oza1a rect,2g saca portion Of ii. gr.ca-
t.ets A. voua MAGE specle resumption ca tue rest
~ mem within rho n3wer Of the sovernmeat
Tncre "A roo muco ference In sno sentiments Of
ina tnro nonsrs or cn.vreas m the currency cues
INN II sd.rd much nope Of noy measure for
sr1.,. ,es,,nn.,on on Al ire dsmsni ob:i.st.ons
~ tne r,r.,nmsr, nny u mo s.craYsr of tha
T1e..nrr woald anuouuca rsdeuo:;oa "a silver o,
tn.. f,scttpoat curfenc; IT would st Hast nlord
, 1870-03-13

ThA ux1Rf A4lVA+ .....
Prom the rt!eErnpnrc fe7crsa OF the ch,m2so1.
ship Earcn betaeen kcdrspoe ri d Deey, 1o:'
ernn clear !oeA could be Fatped OF tbs ttthc'l.
se esree.g Sa II errsHsna see fo1tss sSa.es
from me ssn FyAnc.sco chroaIe4e. ~ n'ly 1eiEr9
forth one Of The J1ost pos:uEe!J astuundln8 acd
iaA1J ever pe1ustted In q civilized community.
wnele ueerJ hao just nrtsaed HI run Of l9a and
lee Rcdo;pne o1 re1tlv soss Ennoer o. poln1s'
For The at1t tew ani9s' The e.aae ~. E..hef dail
s5s he e a:F, .a 'sa .7s2S
D'sp sgfsI i = a,f fg7SnS ni, md e t,1s!s
rs % h.f ssss:S
Aees otas.od md u.sd sve.y sn9ss 70 & fae IL snT
sdas . pe.17. a.ati sss1s y. = e ~, fea
y NJ "ss 81 s e I'll
st,T !ss e:'a a. s i i Is: 81
aeISSe - IL l,:ts5 esss ths ,o,,IsS3: hi:
sa sais .na e. s saos !. 1.ts neeeea q
eis aeisys = aSa &; sGs 81 sat
1;S q r Esf: Ss .hs T s0ss = t
siesed, sd Rgdolphe i only .tt.eea behind 1ha hst
;las aas* aess6s al se 5sds ;tdasea va
and Dear5 no1 rlsEa es5:I'a.5 M
c H. i ahs Sd E r.
T. ts4 1 tss a.ss ssa 81 ossa Z y: Il
9'''0<~ xox1 sIAerartxptt1. .,,,,, -;
I a,.ps se sese. 's; e ,ss
. II tessf. I'd sad5tts
m I'd III Y fssil pstl1 T s. =
hons!eas, 1,aa u only . g:
Radphe e. ths 6s Y rsff ~ soe' os,
II j. ae .Iaead .ss ,tf s. ISL IT,. esa
= Dsde, md en3T ons shot saose neeeasA.7'
, 1870-03-13

notay NJ KAsrssy Il b. h1s R1y further tssli.
@ony - would hk1 to hart
Nj. hKARNEf. THa1 Will DO On Monday moFn-
Ing. =,
6upArND1 CLAkK. Lar II Ia understood that
the COMMITTEES deatra 70 nniah Tits rn1ng on Moo-
day.
NJ -CA6LF1ELD. Unlexs dud cot eoms
osh1s Pr tons = no TsEn in Nj. 0'uazaI o11oet /
shall clcas With Nj. Saerw1p,
sapezvhoe CLARK. Iuovn tho cnnulstea SAd.
Adjourned to meet II 10 O'Clock on Monday morn-
, 1870-03-13
LOCATION.

WarraLkee dtedl conveytog city and s1b1ro1u
PROPERLY within sevou ullles OF tue Tour, HoQsa,
NED for record on Saturday, March II:
FElton st, v cor OF Saneauoa ss,ai. 5a1
Her ore Il, III I. OF Van Burtu Bt, 81. 80
319ar: Nstca l..:.... ......-.... ...... 100
West Hanlsen IT., ,sl) Is " Of R5pey sr,sf,
aa1 11S9 II ; J4p. 23.....--.... .s..... 1,253
AosR.n e, ne cor Of Hope st, vi, s4Sso
n: March 1q............,...-....... II. $50
MILWAUKEE, a.. s+e It y OF Hots:eiu ~,
nst s:sioot;; F. r. i;;;.:; =, aa,;,. 49,; eoo
eN11rt II; Nov. =. 1ss9..... .........,.., 4,oa9
ss5ls'ft: Fer. c.as...:::....... ..-....:. $500
xio1E Il: Fen. i...................,.... sen
is 7.1el Uc' 80, isto.....,.,...,....... ooa
MONTH OF CTR Ltx1Is-
Centre 81, es6 II OF Albert st, In reRE, 4ax
g1Gft; ian. 5 .+..... s5l
Nocots 81, q r cor OF Jefferson road, ct,
1s91l5eH fss March g. -.-.....-.- -...,. $3.50
eoIIH or CITY L1Mr1s.
Murray ss, 800 It Of Forty third It. VT, Is "a,
112Slt: aug. 50. 1900 ,..,....,.....-.-.. G9Q
Murray #, % is = OF Gordon 81, ". scxlss
II; ia. Gsrv v7s....................., g. 1,0Gs
At!azltc =. 500 # q OF Fitch 81, Z I, osI
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an4 thnss Sese1o Non.d; hdt Tho rnsca1 l. onWh.fe
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tbs unWd dt!p1so and Os teafe hAs The tszasn4 eae
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rfsed non Fan Frarc4sco On sf5ses1lx7, md who
WrneRsfd the Hane. stAra that Rnd0lphe az
pressed % alm hs suteuse d,rs1st 1t It's treas-
ment % tnet city, md his determination To Rat
out OF tna own - quickly n Gtcu n1tanod you'd
rumft onaha kilograms hare been tndustliouasy
announcing that he eoold halt at that tovn on
~ 0as hoa 9. sud play Coca \ match It Frrocn
htfnardl TOT $50 nds, Rudolph may stop IN
0waesy 3nd hA naY pay Coou
for $sao nde; but Il he doe1 Is II tafe to
pFoDNe that It vU be becau1a Tho door recetpta
amount 10 f51o In the clear, hud hecz.Ie tho
champion bus Reneroosly consented to Roare tho
ane, aud thereby give Coon ntsie "ee0enr"
FARkER AID BNIpKk
plAy their mach game for the 1l,uots champion
ship and te5o I hide, on y efncsdaY evening,
Auch - In uEo17J1 Munc Han Tae rama u
being looked forward to ussn great Interest,"
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A F.eocn Paper saYs Inst Y. Lonb.ta: Tho

Frencn papx saYs Inst y. Locbltd. tho hos-
rsna ~ Il adsEe Lombard, Who MA 1lruered oy
ss1vxnY Iat1 apTer1a curious tns.zuce OF tho
hsrenctsi eGtci Of v,ot nt shock y the nsVu11
sssteen ID cAses o. pa.stJais. 4. Lombard hsa
go narrlT1ed TOT Tan 3haIz. 2ad fIcsFAnle Q!
rn11ng or nttestre huRle wort Tns horr4ote
sceuA Of vnich be Wa 1ne duno snd E3oaoai ets
Wir1ess. seo1as 70 have Nntfed coIpe A.tefe'
ntint In hia condition. 30 oAx bryan % epeAk IN
tnn M isv daJa, and he racel1ed stss tfo@ A.
oid fusnd TO whom ne he!d oos m hend *htse
Ectos.d cot u7ora EhAA Akcs Aaa III :.
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