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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

OVER 800 miles OF railway have been
built in Colorado during the past eight
months,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

Lady Thornton, wife of the English
Minister, is rusticating among the Rerk-
shire hills at Pittsfield, Mass,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

AT Newark, N. j., few days ago,
three brothers named Thielhorn, notorious
as bad and desperate men, in resisting an
attempt to arrest them, shot and killed
one police officer and fatally wounded
another After seriously wounding
another man, the bloodthirsty trio
eli 4 ID upon tannery near by,
in Nshich they used to work, where
III Titled two workmen The
t. sratives, recovering from
SHOCK of terror and
"l oo ,L,ernation, and ARMED with their curry
a. sniyes drove Iii murderers from the
saeto,.v and pursued Them some distance
80 he hank of the Passaic River, into
Nhicn. the hunted men plunged in the
9 escape There the infuHated pop
= . 'ssailed them with stones and other
ind the three men were killed in
ie tragedy thus resulted in
zoe Of sevel- men and the serious
, inn Y OF another F2f
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

The two daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Lawn, of Clear Lake, Iowa, were left at
he ne alone a few days ago, and when
getting ready to prepare supper the
yo niger girl poured kerosene on the fire
in the stove to hurry up matters. An ex-
plosion followed, her clothes were set on
fire, and she was burned to crisp. Her
sister attempted to rescue her from the
flames, and was herself terribly, and
pr badly fatally, burned. The girls were
ar,d respectively eight and seventeen
years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21

THE first State election to come off will
be held in Kentucky, for members of the
Legislature and Circuit Judges, ON the
fir, Monday in August. Next will follow
the election in Vermont for State officers
an members of the General Assembly,
OF he first Tuesday in September. On
the first Wednesday of September will
be held the California election for mem
bers of the General Assembly and of Con-
gress. On the second Tuesday of Octo-
Der, besides the elections in Ohio and In
diana, will be held elections in Iowa, Ne
bt ska and West Virginia. The Georgia
State election win occur on the first Wed
nesday in October.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

eaetsfe5 ~ ihs ir.mp
y i CLEAN q ia
s6sTj e ~ a-ss.
tae lea eu avsiast
a Use satbsru
ssa,s Caro-.
Aw e Eeuaat aai led Of n =
a aAeea yeas so which cost
Gt eafffHutst athletes Il liFes ana
q uey, asA il the same
etassa f EWaaut who led ia the re-.
HeHea bah again organized into ride
.a w.l4 afms and officers. ior the
express r8rpass # ruliog ihc state sud
sIst-aac his.ag large class 8f voters
ta as3sr to accomplish Tat eaj. aud
BAD a'eg threatened. whipped aud
uaf1are3 delense'sss people with the
amc object be- view. aud when their
con ifasa iaF governor was not likely
#{a receive tbe certificate Of election on
secuaut 81 The refusal to give certi6-
dat af election to some II the mem.
en of the legislature By the state
arassing board, the only authority
f .8 be state f9r deciding the matter by
foasaa 81 ihcfe not being a lair election
5a gaee districts on account Of these
lHUui aUuus. making threats that
Uiase members should be seated by
#iefer, sad their governor inaugurated
4ta'l events. We say that Vermont
/ aaald have 90 reason 70 complain il
thu President yn the requisition Of the
lawful governor Of the state should
ead troops here. Nc should lhink il
. ais duty 60 DO so. a duty which hi.
#ouh ofoaioe requires him TO perform
#if Buchanan had exercised ordinary
care and prudence al The outbreak d
the rebellion, 1t might have been nip
ped in tAc bud, It is very fortunate
Ifrtb country that Buchanan Il not
/ President ibis year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
''HOuSehoId ( Home Decoration

sn have iIom.n ut plIc Vh lst he latest
pfoductint pf AmtrcNl h M r5-ts vii spprar
from mr,ph to moa h. The lit of shor.tr
,tprI,s. ID ,gFaphicaI SUD other sA tebes, &er IL
ing one.
. oy tie a les pc both =. hon and abroad.
There viii BE- series OF letters on liyerAry mt
tiers tfun Iypndpu, by Mr.. WEXFORD,
We mu II ~ IN Ike tho magazine sweeter AID
pufer, higher aud ~ bier, more gcual and gem
O. us 10 I'll its utterances and Influences, aud a
more wsieums visitor than ever before Ia homes
OF rshnemen. q ID cul urU.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

TIE Ilemgerns rlg aa iae a.4 i
iaIes q Cargrs-s vb.sh a.'aFe. either
iausp Is gffci stg elections 81
ftaie who ctald aat D. admitted 'a
90, tbc seton 81 ,h Haact Tho
senate. howe,rf. s.ual 70 adopt iae
i8.ut ralts 81 da beginning Of 'ae
present C1asfess sud voted lHt ve"t
with Uniy laaf opposing Nica laH'
tbey atr pot la@ in .0ft lHe uru
ocfais ii ur ause seem Sc tA.aa
differently aa Ihs queftioa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

JOIN N,Nrpst1 haz declared a.' bets
ou tae staelalfeso.te' tao Pneii.a-
liaf election la s pool ran ee she
naw} sau- usme3 o. lar femnas
mssiag lhe htls except $3.50 pen cent
which tar "a rcsHl soha keePs. ean.
iay 70 the general Fraetae iH ueA
ca.rs a Matdaey hot heavily oH
Tlden, & i quite evident tb-t De
think. Hayes hss eat the election
Several millions Of dollars were siaked
IN New York aloue, OF iI.e presidential
contest Mofrisrey will soon go 90 to
Albany u assist 10 making laws for tie
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

The voting Of the Electoral College
suited 10 1856 votes for Hayes, or
enough to elect. provided he gets the
three votes d Oregon The result
there il complicated by hc fact tbat
like Vermont, one Of tie electors was
4 postmaster, which made the place
vacant his tive colleagues filing ihe
vacancy by te olecting him The
Democratic Governor however, com
missionej a Democratic elactor IN his
place, aud when the three could not
Or would not act together tue Demo
crat declared both places vacant and
proceeded 10 appoint two others, who
were not voted ior at all to Oil the
vacancies thus declared, So we have
two sets Of delegates from Oregon.
The only shadow Of right Gov Grover
had in doing as be did, is in the plin-
ciple that when an ineligible candidate
receives majority Of votes il results
in cleoting HE opponent who receives
minority, in stead Of ereatiag a gacan-
CO, which doctrine is not sustained by
legal decisions ia this country or by
common seuse II il thought that
this complication will not effect the
rctult Of the election
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

Iae Bf5ot.yl Jheaife w@s a7fa5 2
Tues1ay rsgtt n iati utek ag3 aeat'E
0ne tat1s1 people rsafaf4 Do 'Hf
ssmef lra3e4ac means I1f eE'83.
gaisbl1E Gse. aoa iosaaIe.ett mesas a.
egttsf wco chs cause
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

Fs ~ Is ha8 bose ~
1lsysf wI.tlaa eartf ef e tse etT
efNeu Vera Is paee q Ar 81
6rea. RetH- BE- tai
t5as i tas wrasg wsy g. Eei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

% INNESItGhTfON.
About the only business Of Congress
thus faris the appointment Of commit.
tees OF investigation in regard to the
election 10 three disputed Southern
states A majority Of the Senate com
mittccs viii be Republican, and Of the
House committees will be Democratic.
1t is quite easy to predict what the
reports Of these committees will be,
even before they commence their
lakors, They are in effect partisan
committees, and the Republicans will
seek only for the evidence to support
their claims, aud the Democrats only
for that which viii support their side
Of She question, and when the reports
/ are made up the Republicans, pretty
. generally, will believe the report on
their side and the Democrats that
which supports their theory, so that
there is really very little to be hoped
Tor from these investigations.
Ii is True that the Republicans will
have the advantage. from the fact that
their evidence is Of a positive charac.
ter, while that Of the opposite side is
mostly negative. The Republican
witnesses will testify that they did sec
murders, wbippings aud intimidations
aud the Democrats will testify thai
they dil not see them and that they
did not occur. In court of law the
former testimony, unless impeached
would stand, while the latter woulC
weigh yery little, especially wher
coupled with interest. 1t is very easy
Tor a man to shut his eyes and not sc,
a thing, especially if he does not wisi
10 see it, but when they come will
scars Of the lash and bullet wounds ant
testify, at the risk Of their lives, tina
the sears and wounds were made 70
the purpose of intimidating the Repub
ican negroes, their testimony ought I,
count for something There is, un
questionably, a great amount o. III
latter kind Of tostiullnAAuaz & s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Fifteen Months for So.

scRIRSER for December. now 70 ads, and which
contains Ii upeuilg clapters o. "Ni1u las
Minlufn vii Dr read with eager curias ~ aud
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THAT Lass o Lnwrio's," will b. given to every
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

Ex.senaiors Carl Schuf2 and Hen
derson aud other prominent men Of &C..
Louis have forwarded q letter TO the
President Of TIC L, 5. Senate, relative
TO the counting o. the electoral vote
They say the attempt 10 canvass the
vote IL ajoint session Of Congress is
certain % rpise partisan issues and de-
velop strife which may prove most
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Home Life and Travel

40. p-s. e sugfe 'ia Is as s. Va and
q. uufu " village Improvements, sc b. well
known spasislits.
n BlRy>aitS srttces on vafi Industries
~ q o. R,itstn int u1e tue hl"uty q 'soue
Eta' rim t4t, - Co.uprrst.nu "A -C9tu- Ia Lnif
tscto.yH ia th, November nom o.. and slU4a
Lsng, hpeA'a.e," IH December UTAet % eFs
ss ilg nilnsi " rkiueHtnr itaiga.' "A
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AmeHrsa ep4r.- ~ Fool aud FIELD U5 Naa-
rns Wrtsr- aaa oLch "a q Jntrsut o. me-
iau sublcot VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Forest Acorn Cook,
FOR WOOD.

Medium in price, and one ct the handsomost
Stoves we have ever mada Has all the appoint.
ments Of the Acron, but lighter and cheaper A
perfect stoyo, selling largely.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
"a Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure
and Instruction.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.
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NOIIces n WB TFtss
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No LADY can afford to be without Il, for the IN
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-Chicdgo J0pH1L
Harpers Bdza' i, profdsely illustrated and
con Aus stories, poems, sketches, and essays Of
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and artistic f atures the Bdzdr lie uuquesIionSbly
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Deaths.

ues he. saa1a5ssi sss passs. sse1 4,
yeats.
De- 70 kaH1estr. Galleries.. uI'e - tss ista
Jahs MsHree, s8vd "a tfsfa
tet e SYNDICATE. Safah Asa. vfs n Abel
NeJHi satd s. stfrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

y for Pamphlet OF 100 pages, con aining hsts OF
3050new-papets, aud estimAtes showing cost OF
advertising. 20
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
TnE REsON WHY.

The reason why the Savings Endow-
ment Plan, originated by the Conn. Cen
ersl Life Insurance Company of Hartford
has become the most popular system of
insurance yet devised is, that it gives The
most insurance Of the best quality for the
least money, and as the yearly premiums
are all cash, a man has the satisfaction OF
knowing TO a cent what he has to save
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Chas. u. Harris a Co.,
ELIAKIM AMEDoN'S ESTATE.

state ~ Vernon, Manchester district,
In Probate Court held al Manchester vithiu
add Tor said District on the 7th day u Doc
A. u. 1876,
Present, Hon. r. Is, Barton. Judrs
Al lastfumsu', purpuftug 10 be the last will
10 said district, decs aeod being prreeutt fprprp-
bate Il Is ordered by said court, that ali pefsous
concerned therein he notified to appesr At
sion thereof 10 be held NJ the Probate Office in
Manchester, 10 said district, on the 3ist day ~
January, A. 1877. At 10 o'clock ~ The fnreuoou
add show cause, II Auy they have, against the
probate 81 said viii; 'or which purpose Il ~ iur
thor ordered, that this order be published three
weoks suocsssively 10 the Manchester JouRSiL,
newspaper printed At Manchester, 10 this state
previous 10 said time OF hearing,
BY the Count,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
Marriages.

NJ Al n Csaifta = lee Us lsr.
thss laHls NasHs= sat Va Isl, ll
90 - fest elaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

Tuuas1N p u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

~
MARTHA s. MOBILES ESTATE.
sTATE or VEnMoS1, District Of Manchester ~
In Probate Court. held at Manchester Within
and Tor said Dis,Iict on the lst day Of Docgpbtf
A. y. 1876.
Present. Hon T., y. Burton, Judge
The Administrator On tho estate ~ Msttha y
Noble, lsto " Manchester, ia ssid district de-
ceased, pIofO.iBg 10 render AZ sceonIt VI lis
gduiuistratiIb on ssid ebtste, u 10 ordered BY
said Court that said Aecognt bs oaAmiued fer
allowance At a sestipn thereof to be beid At tho
Probate OfNss ia Manchester. IN al disiflct, on
the 27th day 81 Dec, A. b. 1870 and That NOTES
be given 10 ali per,Ous Interested by the pgbli'
eaton OF thu. Ufdsf 10 the Msncheater J0UErlL
. Newspaper pnntsa II raid Manchester, three
weeks succssslvl,, frss.oas u Hi ims of
meaning
true record
Atest. Z, y. BURTON Judge.
A irno copy II record.
Attest, u. d. BURToS. Judge.
2gIw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

FOREIGN TRAVEL"
-NroHoes mrn1uRn,"
h, Dr. HolftNB. tf.r fl.tsr

vhae t'5ty rt e4evtaash. rsFa tbt highest
ssiistAci ,as 90 toe rre.Jfsat tta N1atbt.
AuWh -rsisi aH- Inheritance Pc Misc
TuNg all fiu uH the eauvtyt aa OF That
Ltts ii lgtfi = ut N5s laDas - uuAYfFi.
Mr haiurls story began b AnKUs ha' b
pAihos aua dramatic poweI Nsigh have bsrl q
surpu q the public
Fhff ~ hth -eties n original ard etInls
itrlv i'lu-t- sirtl pap n st 'iurular ~eArnre by
Mrr. UEdUlee, esct pap = eamaiots la lt aIE
Tiers afl 30 BE-. igam various paDHf pSpefs on
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
sc3s Atte.t u B. BURTON Judge
NOTICE IN BANKRUpICY.


~ This ie to give notice { al on the 2ud day
Of Dec A. D. 1876. a WARRASr ~ BAsKHurroI
was aaued against tho estate ~ u9org0 u,
Rudd OF Pownal, Ia the County Of Benz
nluglon aud state Of Vermont. Who has been
adludgud Bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment OF any dtbts and delivery ot
any property belonging to said Bsnkrnt 70 Inn.
or his use, and the transfer u any property by
him are forbidden by las that meeting OF tho
creditors II said Bankrupt to prove their debts
and TO choose Que or more Assignaea Gf hts Els
tate will be held II q Court 81 Bankruptcy, 10 be
holden Al the oilise ~ Gardner \ aarmAn, IN
bennington, N tuo county ~ Bonnlngt ~ AMI
state Of Vermont before W q. Neazy ESD,
Register, on the Pad day Of Jan A. y 1877, Al
O'clock 81,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

NOTICE he stockholders " the
- IA BoUtet Ns,ftosi B4pt 81 MaBahasisr AFp
htrsb, netHra 20 mesf q their usuktar y iHss
% AAnthgsirr or farsdty the Oh day a Iaa.
uAtf next AZ III ocspck "a far tae pnfaaat ~
rtuAsiHe fiYe Directors al 44id bauk faf ths
ear sUsaHHg ~ order y lard ~ nifett5v.
y BLACK Cashier
Msu hs.iei, bee 9. 1879 as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

NOTICE. The annual stoekholders'
meeting u rho Arlington Car MAuufseia,tas
Company, ief tie election " Directors, vii ee
held q their utiiN Ia krapFtnn ah Tuesday.
Isnasr, = ls3f ~ oal 81 p o.
80S X NJ wE@f ssc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
WANTS.

\OtlCE, -yhis y 10 give natice that
bsts ih8f ity ssrn 81 $50. FtaHk r
sr5Hs, hsf pus Has ths Fsmssatf Z hts
mtaa1tHs auA sAsA claim ata ~ blt taHalB7a
noe az Any lgbl, = hts contracting AZ s. ms
lsta
EDWARD kFRfNQ
FsgiprY i'o.at pss g.. lsiv SIS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
THOMAS FAILEY,
NV nepnly U. s. Malahal. ~ Marsenget
pHOEBE GRIFFErH'S ESTATE.

pHOEBE GRlFFErH'S ESTATE.
STATE on NERaoNT, Manchester District. a..
In Probate Court held at Manchester. WI hin
and for said district on the 9th Gay Of December
A. u, 1876
Present. Hon. h. b. Burton, Judge.
The Administrator on the estate OF Phoebe
Griffith, late Of Dorset, IN said district. de-
ceased proposing 10 render al account " hls
administration on Bsid estate, it IL ordered 10y
said court that said account be examined for al
iowAneo at q session thereof to be held at the
Probate office IN Manchester. IN said district, on
the 27th day OF Dec, A. d, 1876, aud that notice
be given 70 All persons interested by the publ
cation Of this order IN the Manchester JOURNAL.
newspaper printed at said Manchester, lhfos
weeks successyely, previous To said time Of
hearing.
A true record
Attest, T.. d. BURTON. Judge.
A true copy Of record
Attest, II. Is. BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14
"PIOKEER BUILDING PAPER,"

10 MIiltsn feet us.d.tS years tsst odsfi.As,
Al soutey Waterproof for tloohug aAoath.hg
ie FAvorte With ruilders 20 etc ts tl0a
per tqnac Heat sud chaats.t
HArdssra Dealers Of builders Sshto1 AZ gsnts
Ia every lUwu
arse bach cover II Vermont Directory fot
| 1876
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-14

GEO " billiard
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lOMMlssIONERIs NOTICE.
MIssIONERIs NOIICE

u. o BAc0N ON
] ] pIrfIl0NK -
The New York herald., 1876-10-03
The New Mining Board.

The new Mining Board which held its
fornia enterprise, intended to give our citi-
zens taste of the excitements. pleasurable
or the reverse as it may happen, which make
California and Montgomery streets in San
Francisco so lively. Our kind friends In
California have noticed with pain that money
New York, and that its owners probably
ache to get ten or twenty per cent and they
mean to give us fair chance at their favor
lite investments. They propose, of course, to
alloy US to speculate only in the most solid
and paying enterprises, and to exercise q
paternal care over our purses by listing
none but established stocks. If the new
Mining Board succeeds it will give
Wall street fresh sensation or two,
which it has been wanting for good
while. California street, the Wall street of
San Francisco, is lively place, where
probably more fortunes are made and lost
every month than in any other ''street" in
the world. We should advise the "street"
here to exercise little care, if such advice
were not thrown away on the bright spirits
there, and if they we're not more than likely
to welcome the encounter of wits to which
their San Francisco rivals invite them. OF
the solid wealth of many Pacific mining
enterprises there can be no doubt; and the
effort by prudently conducted organiza-
ton to invite Eastern capital in greater
amounts to invest in such undertakings
is now begun mainly because, we
The New York herald., 1876-10-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

In Glasgow Sunday Is strictly kept
Black lace over white has superseded fringe
Coffee or tea taken with is one cause Of ndh
geston.
Parisians use omnibuses much more thaa Lon
doncrs do.
Bishop John Freeman Young, OF Florida 10 a shs
Coleman House
Iowa and NJ MissourL
+, was a drunken carpenter who said he could not
carry his spirit level
America about introduce twenty-five cont platsl
watch CHAINS INTO England.
Dom Pedro while In Russia was much interested II
reading Russian newspapers.
A Londoner gasps:--"Novembcr may bring fogs, bu
the oyster limos them with silver"
Whenever there is sudden riso OF the barometer On
equally sudden fall may be expected.
The Scotch herring fishermen this year poorer By
$500 crew than they usually are.
woman may a hat In November but
man has to '.shoot ~ in September.
Dr. Nicoau J. Moreira, Of tho Brazilian Ceutennis,
Commission, Is at tho Buckingham Hote.
Colonel Manuel Frcyre, recently Peruvian Minister
at Washington, is at the Clarendon Hotel
In London recently snake climbed into tho secout
story OF house where q lady sewing
Senior Don Antonio hanta de los Rios Spanish
Minister at Washington, is at tho Hotel Brunswick
Associate Justice Ward Hunt, OF the United States
Supreme Court arrived the Fifth Avenue Hotel Isst
evening from his home In Utica.
Rochester Democrat:-"An escaped tiger, formerly
OF Van Amburgh's show, Is roaming around New Jer-
sey howAng for Tllden and reform
Major Lsecn. and hessrs hilIncr. Fcnton, Pollock,
Rgby Evans Of tho Irish rno team arrived at ~
Finh Avenue Hotel yesterday from Washington. :.
Rochester Democrdt:-'.A Cahfornia woman oncrs<
Edwin Booth $ioo Tor a single kiss Edwin xavo thu
kiss asd then passed the money over TO the poor. 4
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