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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
la CROSSE q wIsoSA.

Keokuk-Capt Sam Painter; LIST Clerk,
Daniel Garin; ID Clerk, Simon Sencerbox. :
In addition to the above the large and
splendid steamer Tom Jasper viii probably
'rrn from ST. Louis 10 New Orleans during
the season. She will be commanded by
Capt. r. II. Riley, and VIM. NJ. Brown, the
popular Clerk of the Phil Sheridan last sea-
son. will ofieiate as CHEF CLERK .'.''>'..5 Z
IN the st, Louis Line the Alexander Mitch
ell. Belle Of La Crosse and Northwestern are
all entirely new boats
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DIED.

,coGGAR Suddenly, at weat TROY. y. v on satrr.
dav Angr- Y ~ disease o. tbs heart, within Herrie.
yhy ebI.d Of SHees y and Lofeazo Z. Coggar. OF New
FLAhhGAN-At Ter resiicnce. 2iS Mulberry st.. on
Ilsnagan dauEhtcr of Tho .nas Councal, klecnyaIa,
county GALWAY. ireland, aged - years.
The remains VII. be taoA 10 Ca4yery Cemetery, at
LANDw iHi -0n Monday. August -. at O'Clock A..
NJ, T. GERHARD ianawchg. a native OF Germany, near
Ihe relatives and friends ore inyitea to attend TIE
llntM, from his late residence. 80 West 10Th ST. on
Weinesday, Ausnst<i 1t O'clock +. ~
,LON LSbnRG.-on MONDAY, August %. Ann, widow
or nc la,c bernard 1ovonNerg aged ~ years.
aay "Wednesday, at ~ o'clock noon. The remains
MoGkR-on Monday Xur,ist * Mary Elizabeth.
wife oil George T.. Mogor AGED 10 Yeas and nOnths
nd ne gnSral. from ID st. NJ T. Chuieh on wednes-
hAIN.,-0n TUESDAY morning. Au-us, 9e. Fannie. Old.
The " b year Of her axe. 1890 "
Notice ot the funeral hcTcsnor.
7 ~ LOR-On Monday evening, August o. James IL
TAYLOR, aged "a ycars.
Tie relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 70
attend iae funeral AZ his late residence 9s Madison
WEIGHT -sudheny. ~ Jersey city, late Hudson
attend tie funeral from the residence 81 his fathern
law, De,nls loe ESQ., lali.ade ay., near Warren st..
The remains win be taken TO Mysflc Connecticut Tor
WashngtOn, Albany, and Hartford papers win please
NorrcH-The members OF p. ", No 3 Of New Yors
intending ie band ana cadets, herohy notified 10
meet the WlgNam. 18TH st. between sth and gth avs
gaia 70 Cny tho last tribute at peut
brother, VIM. huhern, late 5Ol st. near 1tl ay All
JAMES o'RFTLIY PRECEDENT.
FRANCIS QUINN, Marshal.
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THE TICKET sPECULAJoRS WAR.

The Disturbance In Boofh's Theatre-Thc
Thespians before the Drnnstist, O'HsIl
The Kind Of Book not kept in the City
Hall.
The usually tsrdy Mayor 0'Hsli srrived OF his
ONCE at quarter paet yesterday afternoon The
,hrong bad been waiting an hour. The halls and
corridors OF the old City Hall lsd with nctors
and theatrical managers agents aud ticket specula
tors, few dramatic authors and Bohemiaus
st4risd ecrowd. As soon as oIiaH had airy seated
himself In lbs favorite arm chair, he called up the
test case Of Magoniglo against Apley.
The arst w,ness was Mr. George Keli. Some time
elapsed, however, before ho could be sworn. as no
Bible was to be found In the Mayors once. SO all
awaited the retarn Of . messenger whom tue Mayor
sent 10 a bookstore.
Mr.. KEEL testified substantially that he was an
ouocAS ofBooth's tpeatre that on the evening OF
the lgth OF August he was standing In the lobby OF
the theatre during tho performances of tho fret Get
that his attention was suddenly attracted to the
ticket gate By loud and boisterous talking and the.
tho tsikiag was so loud that tho audience was dis.
turbed. Mr. Moore. tho dosr keeper, was sndeavor-
Ing 70 prevent Mr.. Apleys admission. Mr. Apley
had obtained ticket from q ticket Spectator out
side and was insisting upon his right to ontcr the
theatre. Mr.. Moore had orders not to take tickets
such as Mt, Apley presented, and therefore denied
MIR. Hinton, having been sworn. said that he wa,
twenty-five feet from the entrance at the time OF the
disturbance. lie saw Mr.. Magoriglo quietly expos
luisiins with man WHO was trying 10 get in. lie
could not repeat tie language used. There was
considerable noise, which Was audible inside the
thoatre. His business in the theatre was to sell
books Of the play TO the audience.
Mr.. Moore the.doorkeuper, sworo that he refused
TO accept ticket OF admission from Mr.. hpey, and
that hr. Aploy thoroupon climbed over the Getc aud
entered. Mr. Apley spoke In . bostorous tone defy
Ing any che 10 Keep him out, Us he had a ticket
issued by the manager, and therefore had right 20
enter, notwitls tandBg tso ticket was purchased
rom on Outside Spectator. MIR. Magonlgle. the
business manager, requested him TO speak in lower
tone. No attempt was made TO put him out, but a
Lolice e1cer stepped up and arrested him.
Tue Mayor was about 10 read from Valentine On
The New lor6 Ordinances, rage Clio, when he sud.
denly adjourne the examination until Friday.
AMonR the professionals who honcTel tho Mayors
ohce by tl.tir presence were Mr. John Grau Of the
French theatre, Mr., Joseph Booth and Mr.. Thcoior3
Hamilton, OF Booths Theatre, Tony Pastor, Mr.
John !, smith, OF Lima Edwin,a new Theatre, Mr.
j. A. Zimmerman OF NiblO's, Mr. w. L. Spaldit g,
OF the National Theatre, Washington, and Mr.
Samuel COlyine.
II is regularly fitting that Mayor O'Hun should
become arbitrator la this ticket speculation dispute,
sihcc ho is dramatic AUTHOR Nj once wrote pro.
loguc 10 pantomimc. The pantOmme ha1 run
OF one yen. Fac prologue was his,ed OF the stage
10 lees t1an a fortnight.
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WEsTCHESTER Politics.
Ate hcmocrnt'c Prospectus-who Espcet
Fingers ii tho Public PIe-The KILKENNY
al

the ncmocrntic Prospectus-yho Eypcr,
tHLers ii the Public Ple-The Kilkenny
Cats iLrin.
The oP aching elections in westchester
county ate 1ircsdy under discussion. Tho number
Of candidates for Office is legion. The officers 10 be
'- ted m november are tao Sheriff, County Clerk,
suuoaa'c, Register. Superintendent Of tie Poor,
srd Coroner. For the sLricyal,y, VIM. Batlsa,e.
Eq, the present Coroner, says he certainly expects
tie nohdnaior, Is doe also Bon. lIegeman, super.
visor e Pelham. Dc'uty sheriff George Briggs OF
wet l'Ins is tlc candidate among the young men,
SAD Of the red s!irts Of Gorrsauia, While Bob
D.und'ge % Hie j, spoken OF as q strong man, az d
hirtss Tor l1e posi- on. Duius Lyon OF ElNt CHEST
tHd N..ulnDnS '"vlg oi Yorktown. who have been
w i1r every ONCE rom Sheriff 10 Town Constable,
ior tho non.aati5n
HE oni,e oI legister has as many anxious to oil
~ aT lh,ic ".e crows IN cornhe!d. dim Bard, OF
NJ felsln' IAUints Downing, Of Rye, and Ben
NlHltr' Or Netiori arc said to stand the best
'!ahct' ian,s"t' r tnlerllli, OF East Chester, W.
Oar al. Jr., - SOmers, ant Samuel o. Townsend
OF l'lh''"., swear that they viii destroy the
mosptte'. OF hAid. Downing, aud Amber, II in DC
i'- - lley we "ut Their own.
In the Surio- te's oEicc, Judge j. W. Mill, tie
mylhDeh;, IL N,rGihs Ike giant 10 secure lis
81 y, tS strong men aic opposed to him, ana /, is
til mat Re lies der ihc charge OF being Identified
a. I'h 'he Jor!-vatd sWindles. The People say at
u # hohrthse isr I9u'evarl man 70 attempt to
IAN Tor oGlcr. sam. ". Pardy, OF West Farms is
L""hi utAl l'ai against judge Mills, as is also
g.tHs l.. Cob', e Sing sing
!I'fc % every proslcct OF one of the most hoty
cone' cd elections lh' ia that Ncstclester county
" ser seer, JIG parry, ?; Is Omitted by the most
II Aott 1o'..laltus, 10 60 ladly crippled by inter.
"a desc i3.8 and yet, Lcacriuy-. Particularly In
i'c f-t -selhly District, that mono bu. the very
l',l HN mo Vol lrr men en- hoI' to iet votes
.tu' e. % le lower d. t.ict L Gu socm deter
J. ..t o. 10. i'm 10 u1y upon to Coayen,ion ior
q .'' '}na., W!et or they ElN nave hi'u or moi:
a. 3 j. Ia t..t iltr- c1g not POSSIBLY be moe
.' ,ittl i'h. 4. IS "'Cad. that Moneys trica
i' a. H'F Vine. taNo not icoa forgotten, md
..' Icca p - Ia return vl,l sead representative
D. Ed j. 't- @I o"r ihyir tlr1corGip to oypuse Col
t.y. Tom q, rl!~aal4 ana Wcst Farns favor
81 ~ lt''r snl IL ls surl 9rd tia. II is with that
: .-...r.. ..lt N.uEt. viii rave 10 contend. IuaH
i.'-t'y OF Nv-'chr-;tr, ur.n A. Bills and Ngilli!ln
hi'f y lvtkcrs flic IN NJ the rear Of army OF
ftt.rI lcGrt Mo viii sNIm ~ the / Jnvontlen
b. O,tsI.f.
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TIE NEWESr JOE ~ DRooKLYN.

The Supervisors Preparing for A n other Drii-
liant Theft-Crowding Ont the Honest
Mechanics and bleeding the TIA xpnyers.
To tAs Editor W Tie Saa.
SIR: Certain officials in Kings county have
been Matching nice little nest cg., whose shell IA
breaking and disclosing big ioS iu the KlnEs Coun.
" Jail. The esyesdroppers smell monstrous OLD
rat in the Building Counitiee Of the Kings County
Board ofsupeTviscrs. Permit me to istrodueo tho
Jail Committee. a. follows: James Howell, Jr,
Thos. Shovien, Howell Smith, Robert Nelson, and
Henry wlh.
II was wellknovn fact around the CITY Hall
months age, long before the jail job had fdly como
to bi,", TINT VIC were TO have a rev jail aud that
John Guloyle would 10 the mason work, John
Norton would 10 the carpenter work, Patrick To-
hill would do the plumbing work. Saxton 4 Howell
thc iron work (of vhica firm las. Howell, Jr., Su.
pervsor, is partner), nl:tha'iAlundel & Teckris
ight re completed, ana that Ncssrs. Mundel Il
IeIhIilz QUIZ be snppor'"l by Frlucis hcNceley
and others, because Mr.. Nundeli had made Mr.. Me-
Nee'ey a present OF new suit of clothes, and
horse AMI wagon.
1t Is usual when n city IL abou, TO erect public
edhce 10 inNlte all TIE architects to submit plans
and specifications aud pay certain premiums Tor
them yecord'nE TO their merits, and then selec, the
best plan Tor the Interest OF She city. aud retain the
services OF the successful archiicct aJ superinten
dent OF construction.
Tue jail Committee may make big show OF In.
Wiling proposals for this work, but the JOB been
See IL they done.
SO l'grlnt has Official corruption become IN tho
neighbofhOoi Of BROOKLYN that respectable mechan.
les viii not bid for public WORK. | am a MASTER
mechanic. and have estimated on public works, but
find generally that architects pre- pare two sets Of
plans, uac set as the building IL to be built tho
other to estimate from. The latter set are given 10
mechanics TO estimate from in order to throw their
figures high. And thus tie architects and com.
mitt,es, although they DO not sweat the bids can
safely mako hSures for tneIr friends | have been
told that ON one occasion, ia Mundcl & Tockritz'J
Office, 1t would be useless for me 70 estimate GER
tain work, as II WAS set up " for another man.
HRODETXN
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THE DELGIo OCE.iN zEAEGRApH.

Another Nice Ectilc Of Fish-The state De-
partmCnt Imprding the Brlgic Telegram
Pr0jec Uncle sam Len Ont In the Cold,
WAsnNGToN, Aug 92.-The Secretary Of State
seems equally unfortunate In what he does and what
he fails TO do. His last exhibition OF mastcrly in.
activity, that Is TO say in doing notling in which
Bancroft Davis has helped him usual results only
in causing the Belgian ocean cable to slip thronsh
their nn-crs. After admitting its prospective ull-
ity, and dwelling on the urgency OF its prompt com.
petion, Mr. Fish suddenly found q ground OF oh.
lection In the fact that the Telegraph Company had
an exclusive privilege for tweuty years from the
Belgian Government. The Company surrendered
the exclusive feature OF their contract 10 tho Bel
gian Government; but stu The promised permits
sion TO lay the cable on Tho shores OF the Cniicd
States came not from Tho State Department. THIS
objection proved only preext, There were other
rclPors, which would not bear Investigation, which
OCcls oHCl tis delay.
The Company wanted the permission OF the o. e.
Government simply because obtaining Il was one of
the conditions OF tier charter nom the Belgian
Government. NeaLWh the latter, becoming salts.
fed that the State Department, from whatever mo-
tive, really wished to impede the under. akug and
having asCcrtaincd rs tie COMPANY had done be-
fore from tho most authentic sources, that the per-
mission aforesaid was unnecessary, has relieved the
Company from tint-couditiln.
The cons oQuencc Is that the latter have determined
70 ~ form Mr. Fish that they withdraw all offers
rreviously mnde securing to tho u. :. GOyctI meut
control OF the cable, md aucmiss1n OF rs mas.
Bggc5 at molry nominal rates; Tat tLCy viii VrO.
coed TO lay their cable undCr State and forcign char
tiers, and that when completed the L. - Government
viii have 70 take its turn with the other customers
aud pay similar charges
Tris - what Uncle sam gcts for entrus,inc lis
affairs 10 public servants who " III net oven allow
roasted larkS to he put Into lis mouth unless thew
find an opp5riunIllty OF licking tier greasy fingers"
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TrrsDAr, Aug. 23-P. M--Thc railway share
market has again been dull and devoid OF syocula-
two interest, tho transactions on tao entire list
LAYING been less than recorded for several days.
The continued absence Of the prominent operators
and speculors az the various watering Places Pc
cuniariiy recognized by the brokers, who find their
occupation gone. Al the opening the marke. was in
tax main firm at about yesterdays closing quota
tons. and continued steady until after the ono
O'clock call, when prices suddenly became weak, and
declined y to q cent. closing dull ard weak. The
mos, active stocks the Vanderbilt speeLil,ies,
the we-tern roads being neglected. notwithstand ding
the increased traffic relurns.
The gold market has been strong on moderately
active transactions, tho price advancing FROM tl5Y
to l16. on the lower quotations OF bonds in London
Q0 md tho construction OF the news dispatches
more favorable to tho French forces
Il IL generally thought In the Gold Room
sDd indications would seem TO lily the belief that
rool has been formed to bull the premium, by re.
sorting to the old device Of making gold scarce By
lociIng II up. As we are close upon an active mo
ncy market, such step would 10 severely depre-
Gated. The large outstanding short interest "a re-.
Elected in the lending rates for Fold to-day Early
Ia ito morning balances were carried At g. and and
= cent. Il Clearing House, though later Z, l. and
q cent. were paid for tho use o. tie coin The
shipments II specie By the Cuhardor tomorrow " IN
not probably exceed s50nO1l The total cloarnps AZ
tie Gold INelanSo Bank were sos 9s2 J9O; gold
balances, S:i So; and cu-roacy balances, SiIi3.
Si3. The principal quotations we're:
70 4. Mills lPiSP. M....i'G,;B p. N... Ile4
io;sl A. M...l5s 5P. L.....i,t S:iJ r. 81 lie, a.
FOREIGN exchange has been drill and steady on the
basis Of lCgts iOa. for prime 80 days STERLING. Ii0
GllOs. Tor sight, and 1881 100 iog commercial.
IAo money market hes worked very sio1d,ly and
the supply has been ample u meet the demand on
call at Il cent. on United states bonds and and
u al iiu mia
lnneous stoe.ss. The movement Of currency to tho
vest continues, though tho remittauccs are light
psccurs are without chsngp strictly prims cum.
tnorcial aeceptunces passing AT TO so q cent.
Government bonds have been Moderately active
and Grm, t,o decline In bonds abroad being neutral
iled by the higher range Of gold here. Tne market
has teen devoid OF Speculative feature, aud tic
dealings bnvc been con6ncl chiefly 10 the foreign
hsukcis. The market closet STEADY, an nenry
I'e"s i Co., 80 Wal street, report Ut II. NJ:
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TRAGEDY IN CHERRY STREET.
Gin and the BlujGeon among the Women In
F0nrth Ward Tenement.

Margaret Whelan aged IS, respectable mar
ried woman, tie mother Of six children, residing
the second floor OF the small brick tenement at 40
Cherry street, ia lying at the point Of DEATH During
an alteration on Saturday night, with woman
whose name Is unknown, and Mrs. Catherine Bland.
who occupies the grocery on the first floor, she was
knocked down, beabored severely with a club, and
bru;ally kicked. Mrs. Bland was arrested yester.
day, and Is confined In the l'onbs awaiting tho 70.
SUIT. Witnesses Of the a1.py say that the un.
Known woman. WAC was ia lqCor, BEGAN tho
quarrel and that Mrs. Bland reinforced her with n
club, with which she struck Mrs. Whelan on the
head and side.
Mrs. Mhelan IL very corpulont woman, and IL
somewhat advanced In urc money She lid not
conplon OF suffering on Saturday. and therefore ala
rot tnusc the arrest OF her rssaants at that Tine
on sunday She was confined TO her room. Ga Mon
dry she could not rise, and yesterday she suffered
txcrC,ilting pain, anl her case was considered
holeisfs. She vas anoih'ed yesterday by Father
MuriIn.
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Migsiasippinn Swallows 10,COc, cOo, eco
Spiders for the CkiIis-IIis Dualh.
A sirrn,or do,tb occurrcl In Tishomingo cour.

singular death occurred in Tishoming 20 coun-
~, Miss. q few days ago. Ar. Pennington, a stout,
Ecl.tuY farmer, had slight chill last Sunday mo
morning he felt the approach Of another chill, and
lay down On the bed. After lying awhile lac remark.
cd that he had heard u said that spider webs "wCrc
good Tor the chils." lie rose from tho bed and "a
thcrng from The walls ceiling Of tho room web,
In which were three SepiGer bolls," as they are
called, swallowed theml
immediately there was heard within his chest n
falni sound as II the bolls had burst and in ten
minutes Le WIS dead Very soon his throat, lips,
ana the whole OF lis face were greatly swollen by
the hction Of tue poison. Who has not seen huu-
dreds OF young spiders not as large as pin head,
swarm rom one OF these balls wLen broken open I
Ana who bu, this III tated Mississppian would ever
nave thonSht o. swallowing spoonful OF them Us q
remedy for chills OF any thing elsaf
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The ArehbilIior Mt Home.

Archbishop NoCloskcy was last night visited by
Sun reporter at his residence, ais Madison ave.
nue. On being admitted to tie house. the reporter
Nts Shown into the parlor and after tho lapse Of
a Few minutes the Archbishop made his appearance.
He wac dressed in long black kassoek that was
huitoued up TO Lis throat aud mad, his tall, thin
u tte 100 a'i.l tI'er. Tho reporter said:
. nays t'tn s,ht here, f!r, to ask you few ques
NY"s'h Jnu nave 10 ot 'GUOn, COncegniia ths u;r1.
mshlsA Council, the state OF aisrs In Rome while
nc C.uhci was va session, ana the dogma OF iuf.l.
biity." ~ '''""
~ which tic Archbishop replied:
us y 2 halter, ST. aJOlt walsh shah main.
-ih ustF tIieh's 81 Present. saOull | Boy anything
70 you ~ TINS informal way mas bring certain cier.
sstS1 Il.o trouble. shall wait with my remarks
1l. can rake them In my OH, III clracity. and in
ny VMshu ce. lou arc doing your duJ Ia com.
,hi h,r", ana mine in not answering your cues.
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Eusl!uss gotltts.

A. many OF tue Complaints of children
originate from the irritation and the dcran -cmon,s
caused by worms, remedy that will enectualy rid the
system OF thcse pests ia wen calculated 10 DO OF great
bsncAt and to no frequently required in every family
Dr. u. jaynos Tonic Nermilage IS such preparation
not only certain TO destroy wornl but most excellent
for the purposes 0; General Tonc. strengthening tao
ttomach and Digestion. and dls-lpatns any febnle
tendency In tho system In Dyspepsia, Young and old
will find II equally effective, and altogether rome
dy OF more general application coal DO kept In tbo
household. Sold everywhere. Small azs % cent?
doG5le size 80 cents per bottle.
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stn.e bonds were duh but firm on tho new Ten.
nrssecs at o. and strong Oh the south Clruiipas-
the Janparg and July issues selag at %. and the
April and October rising 2 cent. TO nv. Nortl
Carolina special tax bonds were heavyat 81 Al.
ba'ra So selling at 81 and Connecticut Ga ot par { y
bank shares sold az follows: Raak of Nor,n Ansy.-
cs, los; Merchants lis; and Mannhc,urers' and
Merchants, 10l In railroad bonds. the Paeifrs
were strong Centrss selling at ST., snd Unions ~
S2h qJS2H. The following were tho closing street
quotations OF Jrif Pacific securities: First mort
gage bonds. ssfG9S2aS; Land Grants, 7iELn4; Ia
comes, Ii'9n75h ma stock, 26kfr2Gg,
On extreme nuciuotions New York Central stock
RANGED nom ~ > TO s3's scrip, g1ilIsajf; Eric
MuiE; Wabash, S9S 05l,. Pittsburgh. tGa "a iOia
Northeastern preferred, Ss.IS5 Rock ls,nud
~, OH; r. Paul, eo159ls DO preorred, 7GI
western common sold Of eiH anu be- Ion. Hlrt'ord
u Erie 81 Investment securities were quiet win
flles OF Illinois Central Il 135l5 Chicago
ana Alton fi3!, Hlnnlhai md 81. Joscph' iD7%5iiS
the Pre- erred li2, and Morris and Essex $50 hsccl
lareola shares were iirm but quiet, Pacific Mail
selling nj ISL, Western Union Tele -iaph 3ls.Tgi%
haflpOsa ), and Mnlr0sa preferred o. Exprsss
shares were weak and lower, owing 10 the probabili.
ty OF their facic- being very lin ted IN iuture on
the trunk lines. adams declined fron CO to CJ.
American ~ to az, and United states "a TO A
Closing lrlces at D 4. Il. were;
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HCrcNARED ny i cRAGND Docron.
LII cV T2Fn.n. thc Heads Or both PhysIelan
rui PniIrHt-A Terrific Ftrreglc In tho
Operating Caaig-Ifc Patient Fonna Ia IA
Ioai Ct i:ieod.

ron ,e .-yt'Qal tlftl .irgus
=, "feh t'.I e.StA yesterday afternoon
~ Andrews, o. l''" street, geutlerlu o. about
!. " r. !l.pPcd nlo 10. Benz. II. olGvay's oa.ce
~ IS feic'al Meet 10 han treated n sore on his
h,n', fe'utny iTG taxing cold IN Jam he recently
rex 'ihe eitAer 81 the two men spoken OF il
wren ne doc pr cHt into The rooTa where the ser.
,",-t ~, O." ~ N's ,l1 tle only POISON M tho house
l1i .or he Was he-tIly coFrgei Win mood TroH,
hi- 20 ~ lgc', and sho was stil further flight.
Iie ...,; '!{ to.i,ls thr At In speak
WY Sic al no, loos into re matter then does
not iiptfi wv "oolt ~ tine given ubaye "a man
rushe" Up u O~c.r som E ring ami TIA hin Tia
rr,scuee was Leeu,l 20 d. q. w,,'s u Srco' lie
ny. one lCGe, und luuad C,JTd about the door
Cf tG' ousc, El'.IiEg lie WIS SHOWN MO lie doc.
" once. There q sl-kenlns r! ~ ulat Lis tyurs.
q doctor lay ba". "a easy ieil .li ID smeirri
wa poGd ana slupsncj. The wan Andrews was
go. "cl odt ca the 60 r, lis bosom exposed ana
'"'' Eit.cAts t,aArALsel Tue oti'rr spoke
T. ''" o., slog gll received no response. The man
Vs. j .p.e;l'ts'.
"...e. ael,i1, r,a eel by SANDER to call tic
J $50 cor, cad Df, wood, WAS soon urosott
I. r.1 .u u e rc.n tine had been abb, to tell in
~ hi. st1.E. Is hal cal o. above refer.
"''o. -,,rn o'o ocl; Ly the side Of tno man was a
l.i-e u"ile oi ciGC', raj Ag thought ne had taken
~. ''te. 'ca,i iel on ne Moor wcro sue'
! tl Hlru "''5 ui III kinds, towels anl ClosUs
'''. .nf We with l.o0l and botls win a few
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-24
Contents of the Weekly sun.

TIC WEEKLr BUN, puDushtu Vnls morning, con :
tains the following;
The European war-A Week n Terrible Fighting
Bazalne Cut on nom Parls-Advauce OF the Crown
Prince 90 tho French Captel-The Empress Vainly I'm.
ploes Intervention Details Of Recent Engage.
ments Tho Tientsn Mss.serel Desperate OF Whom
CUTS Funerals Father Hyacnthe on the Inialhbility
bepms Phil Death, OF santa Marta, Rowdy-A Story
Financial nnd Agricultural Reports.
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and the American continent. Copies In Wrappers
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