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T. 4 & wedding a, ,l,ethany. y I

BETHANY, W. Va, Sept. p, ,l1SG.
Editors IntcllIgenecr:
/ must not let Die post leave without
sending you word or two concerning he
event Of the season. ih our 4 quiet W little
village, ~ sasja.,I 4 a'1o.aaIsit.o 'I5..;'
of, oufiisif and fSaI6ed triehd, iliiSS MIR.
gihis Campbell aaughtsfl9t cht II;
teemed. citizen, e6i! Alexander NOampbell
80 we'll known 10 many Of your readers
with NINA 9Magatey, Of Adelaide,
South Australia. The ceremony was per
formed by Prest. Pendleton, Of Bethany
College, assisted by Rev e, ~ WflllafiS, Of
Springfield, Illinois. The attendants
were Misses Fannie Campbell, Belle
Curtis, and Birdie ,Pendletopj bi
this place; Misses Lizzie yPendleton
and Annie RenninghSpS, Of yM healing,
and Miss Stella Moore, ofliWellsburg;;
Messrs. A. Campbell, jr, OF Bethany; W.
q. Pendleton, Los Angeles, Cal; Frank
oglebay and Isaac Jones, ofaNYheeling;
Blrie, Of Chester, PaBnSnd Waiton, Of
Louisiana. q z ,ialhbA x Z
Ireafet that am unablelto give your
lady readers Intelligent details 0t the ex.
quiSitc t6ilettes worn BY the ladies, but
I find that / have only broughtsiaw1y
with-me generally delightful of
diaphanopsS billoWs Of floating white
dtapeties over which railed IN 9lAyish
beauty garlands Of jasmine, waterlilies,
ferns, tea.roses, myrtle and daisies, with
faces like those Of Raphaels angels
breathing beauty from their midst;
while, above al, l. conspicuous, in veil
and Iora6ge ,howets; the stately grace Of
the bride. The rooms were handsomely
decorated; the national Gags 81 her coun-
try and of his were dtaped IN friendly
proximity among the flowers over the
archway between the two parlors, and
directly above the happy pair hung the
flofal bridal bell, smate but eloquent
After q generous breakfast, such aa
Mrs, Campbell knows 50 WellhoW tb pre-.
pare, and such enjoyment Of i on the part
of the guests as must have delighted the
hospitsble soul OF our host M and Mrs,
MaRarey started for the train, They
will make q short tour through
the East including .peep at che
Centennial Exposition, return hare for
4 few days, and sail on the 1sLh Of Qeto-
ber,t the tour Of Europe on theifwey 70
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secured through the efforts Of those who
were recently arrayed against the nation,
and we invoke the earnest attention Of the
country to the grave truth that . success
thus achieved would reopen sectional strife
and imperif National honor and human
10. We charge the Democratic party rs
being the same in character and spirit as
when Il sympathized with treason, with
making Its control Of the House Of Repre-.
Sentatiyes the triumph and the opportunity
OF the nations recent foes; with reaSsert.
ing and applGuding In the National Capt..
tol the sentiments OF unrepented rebellion |;
with sending Union soldiers to the rear
and promoting Confederate soldiers 70 the
front; with deliberately proposing: to re-
pudiate the plighted faith Of the Govern
ment; with being equally false and imbe:
cilc upon the oyerShadowing financial
question; with thwarting the ends OF jus.
tice by It's partisan mismanagement and
obstruction Of investigation; with proving
itself through the period OF It's aScendancY
In the l0wetIh0us Of Congress utterly in.
competent 70 administer the Government.
We warn the country against trusting .
party thus alike unworthy, recreant and
incapable. BE9GI .Llti. " -
IL. The National Administration merits
commendation for It's honorable work in
the management Of domestic and foreign
affairs, and President Grant deserves the
continued and hearty gratitude OF the
American. people for his patriotism aud
his immense services In war and in peace.
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BIylTeIeg|,jr'ap;,h 8 a ii
ASSOCIATED PRESS ,RER0RTH
70 THE DAILY 1YrE11fakNoE1
POLITICAL NOTES.


CHICAGO, September g! Tho ,Repub.
licans Of the Third CoDgressionalaDis.
trict, here, tonight, Nominated, Lorenzo
Brentano for Congress. ;pa shoiisl
VIM. Aldrich; who was nominated by
the Republicans Of the First District,thia
afternoon, is a prominent business man
and was one Of The leaders In the reform
movement last spring which, worked 0
revolution in the City Government. Ia
LOUISVILLE, September 2s.-Hon. A.
r. Boone has been unanimously renomi-
mated by the Democrats to represent the
First District Of Kentucky in Congress.
NOMINATED FOR 1HEurESAET-oovERNoR.
,L1HcoIs, September 2s.4A, o. Abbott,
Of Hall county, was nominated for Lieut.
Governor; Bruno T. Zschuek, Of sarpy
county, the present Secretary Of State,
was renominated for that position ], B,
Weston, Of Gage county, was fepominat-
ed for Auditor Of State; J. G. Mcbride, Of
Colfax county, was also renominated Tor
State Treasurer. All the State officers
were nominated by acclamation.- Prof. s.
r. Thompson, Of Pawnee county, was
nominated for Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. Balloting for Attorney
General. ~ Hi'.s'' %. IL 'il-'la II
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NEW YORK, September 2S,-The steam
ship England arrived here this morning
with the passengers OF tie disabled
disabled steamer st. Germain, now lying
at ST. Johns. The England reports that
on September 10. in latitude 4SS 24> N,
longitude So So W., she sighted a schoon'
er Id distress and bore up to her. She
proved be the schooner Middlesex OF Mil.
waukee laden with lumber, from Quebec
for Leith, water.logged and the crew com.
plqtely exhausted n The. captain and
crew, nine in number, wished to abandon
her, and the England took them of and
brought them to thisport.l
New YORK, September 2s.-The steam
ship State Of Pennsylvania arrived from
Glasgow.
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acknowledgement.
REpuBLICAN MEETINGS.

The following speakers will address he
publican meetings atthe points designated
Hon. q. F. Scott.
Middlebourne, Tyler county, the Sgtl' a
New Martinsville, wetzel county, Ocso
her 9Th (ioInt discu'Sionl. ,oO,h
Lilenville, Gilmer county, September SS!h sSth
smithville, same county, September SV'H'
JohneA.. Hutchinson, Esq.
Al BuSktannon Upshur county sS1u''
day, September 30th. ,c,,dsv.
Point Plsasnns Monroe county, A0Hu"''
October I'd. r,,s
Dol. Ward ii. LamOn an"
Il. Carskadon.
Morsantowu, Friday evening" september
Goth. -, ,ounty Saturday
evening, September Soh'
capt. q. Z. Cole.
,MIddlebourns, Tyler county, September
", GtlP. n. -
uou. John A. Campbell. OF Han
cock.
Bethany, Brooke county, Saturday, sep
,ember SOth at . r. N. ,,
Wheeling, Saturday night, at ! o'clock
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FOREIGN NEWS.
" ~ ~ y
ENGLAND.
p Eenian Prisoners.

LeSpoN, September 2s. The sentincls
at Chatham prison have been strength
Pened to prevent any surprise. The
Fenian conyich are carefully watched,
and are not allowed to mix with the
other prisoners. Their actual place Of
confinement Is known only to a few war.
dens.I y n a,aiSl ''l' pa -..'s
Y. I. LONDON, September 2s.-A deputalion
representing the Protestant Missionary
and Bible societies had an interview with
Early Derby to-day in relation to the
intolerant regulations Of the Spanish
government. Earl Derby, aiter pointing
out the difficulties in which the Spanish
government is placed by the strength OF
the Clerical party and the yagueness Of
the wording Of the, article Of the Consti.
tuition relative to religious intolerance,
said: aNothing in the article, however,
justifies the closing Of the Protestant
schools, and Idon't think the government
will 90 interpret It. Probably many
cases Of hardship are due to the over
zeal OF subordinate officials. l think
with regard to the acts OF intolerance,
which are clearly not sanctioned by
the liberation clause Of constitution, that
when the court have formally proclaimed
that freedom OF worahip subject to q
certain Limitation, there can be no ques.
ton thatwe have a right to interfere II
their promise is violated, but more diff
cult case Is thati which the question at
issue Is proper construction Of the law. ]
personally have no doubt that It's an ex-
ceediDgly forced and strained construc-
tion Of law to prohibit as an external
manifestation the singing in church
or the worshipping with open
doors, SO the passers by may look
in. 7 think we have the right to
claim that the law shouldn't be con-
strued unfavorably TO the rights Of for
eigners in Spain because they have un-
doubtedly been encouraged to settle there
on the understanding that theyshould be
free from this kind Of annoyance. Isug-
gest, that, where those effected, think L
worth while to. demonstrate, they should
send me their complaint, and inquiry
shall be made 1si 7.7aI' 'i'',i'ti
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SPAIN.

BrLBoA, September 2s.-The local jun
tas have been constituted and have COM
menced their labors. The leading men
in the province council calm deliberation
and absolutely unyielding attention upon
the question Of the Fueros, one Of the
persons recently arrested near Sanzebas.
tian for participating in the carlist wal, has
been sentenced|to 70 death by the military
tribunal on q criminal charge
I yTso, September 2s,-The departure
Of the U, s. Frigate, Franklin was delay.
ed on account Of the death Of . sailor,
who was injured in the recentgale. The
Franklin sailed 1t noon today with
Tweed on board. Hunt, with Sands,
sailed to-day for South Ampton.
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Business at BeIlaire.

FTOm Inc InuUPeHueHE
Bp.iness is improving in this city.
Almost every branch OF trade Is feeling
the Improvement, and we believe, once
the election Is. past and the country kHOas
il is safe from the calamities that would
attend, =, Dem9erptie restQFation ths i'm
tpSrosetnent viii )be Snueh lm6re :mafked.
This revival is a stable one, too. We
can, at last, afteryI much sufering and
many calamities in business, feel our feet
upon the "bed rock" as Mr.. schurz ex.
presses it. Gold is at 10, with. adoEn-
ward tendency, and the necessaries OF life
arc at ante 5elllm prices. Let US be true
to ourselves only a little longer and all
will be we'll,
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DAYTON, Q, September 2s.-Ten thous-
andipersons were assembled to-day at the
Southern Ohio Fair Ground. The wealth
or was threatening, and a slight rain fell.
The track was good and the races excel
lent. The $50 race for a prize Of S400
was won by Geo. Judd, Of Fort Wayne.
The 2:2G race for . purse OF $500 display
ed good speed, and was won by Clifton
Boy. The second heat was made in 22i,
beating her record by two seconds. The
running races were unfinished, and will
be run Tomorrow morning.
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EEsuRA, N. Y. September .2s.-Presi-
dent and Mrs. Grant passed through here
at nooh to-day on the Northern Cent
Railroad, on JheirFaytsomIt IthaeA, where
they had been visiting their son, . student
at Cornell University, to Pittsburgh,
There was a public reception at the Rath-
burn House, and the Presidential party
were entertained at the fesidenoe, Of
Judge Fl. Boardman Smith. They re-
mained in EImira two hours. lI
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FIRE RECORD.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-A FIRE oc'
CARED at Harms City, Butler county, Pa.
at 9 o'clock last night, which destroyed
nine houses located on Main street be-
tween the Star Iron Works and Sam
Gibbs shoe store. Among the Losses are
Pettygreen's drug store, $500, insured
$4,000; Bacon & McGee, $1,000, insured
$1,000; Rigney & Stone, $4,000, insured
$1,000; Meads billiard parlor, $4,000, nc
insurance; Travis & Leslie, $4,000, nc
insurance; European Hotel, $1,000; and
some. small losses which will reach
81 0O0. ri
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Strand illumination of, the Cen,
HtJ tennial Grounds.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-In the
evening there. was . grand illumination
Of the Centennial grounds by means o.
magnesium lights and eoloredl fires, and
a display Of fireworks on Georges Hill
an eminence northwest Of the exhibition
Fifty cent admissions to-day, 2l7,67s
twenty-five cent admissions children
SS,7S5; to the live stock show, 5,S2S
Total cash admissions, 257, ,2s6:
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Rumored Resignation of Attor-
ITH ney General Taft.

WASHINGTON, September pa rumor
was In circulation tonight that Attorney
General Taft has resigned, or was about
to resign. This cannot bc officially de-
MED, as neither the President nor Judge
Taft are in the city, but there are reason
able grounds for asserting that the report
has no foundation. 1a5r-.4t i,
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHfBI.
TION, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE THE
ICAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPRN MAY
10th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1876. All
tho Nations of:thes world and all tho States and
Territories Of the Union. will participate bringing
together the Most comprehensive collection Of art
treasures, mechanical inventions scientific dlScove-
rieS manufacturing achievements, mineral specl-
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited
Tho grounds daT0todto the Exhibition arc situated
on the line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
brace Tour hundred md fifty acres Of Fairmount
Park, all highly Improved and orramented, on
which are erected the largest buildings ever con-
ltructed, ,-hYe iof thrse covering an era Of hity
acres and costing S. 000,000. The total number Of
bulldin erected for tho Purp:ses Of the Exhibition
l. avaH !, n l,un
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FRANCE.

PARE, September 2s.-Itis stated that
Don Carlos has informed the French gov.
erpmsnt that Re would pot feenter Spain
at the cost Of another civil war, and viii
quit Paris for Belgium .. Switzerland in
a few weeks. aSii'f~ la'"' -a'' 81
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Ronkinoi Triide RuiIling.

KANSAS CRY, Mo, September 2s.-The
conner stone ofthe Board Of Trade build
IND, to be erected. by that association, was
laid this afternoon with Masonic cere-
monies by. the. Grand Lodge Of the State.
A great crowd was present, and speeches
were made by Col. Van Horn; Of this
city, Gen. Blair, OF Kansas, and others.
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For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, south
west winds and falling barometer, yeer'
ing suddenly to colder northwest, with
rising barometer and partly cloudy
weather. a6iaaa siJh9uS4 L
For Upper Lakes, northwest winds,
cooler, clear or partly cloudy weather
with Rising ibaromeief. u QHHA
For Lower Lakes, south winds, falling
barometer, cloudy and rainy, followed By
colder westerly winds, with rising baro'
meter. tltat .!fgdr. io sI,55 2 ~.
The rivers will generally continue fall
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ISprASAroL1s, September 2s.-The
National Association Of Pork Packers
and Curers will meet here in annual
Convention, October 4th. In expectation
Of Ia large crowd, preparations are being
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rHE PORTE INcIIyED 10 PEACE.

The news from Constantinople is salts;
factory. The Porte Is inclined to accept
the peace conditions, but seeks form
more compatible with its dignity. Only
prompt acceptance Of the conditions as
they stand can prevent further complica-
tions. The. position appears very pre-
carious, and the Porte has been made
fully aware OF the fact. 4is1s !,
A Berlin special to the Times says The
Caar Is described as ayerse to the war,
but he has permitted warlike addresses.
Austria has left no doubt oi
Its intention the. attempt to establish
q purely Slayonic policy and q Slayonic
press in and or! Of Austria reminds the
| Vienna government that Russia is ready
for war. In recent encounters the Ser.
yians have displayed the royal insignia;
the army Of the Timok has also proclaim
ed Milan King. The Russian General
Noyaseloff has assumed command Of the
army Of the 1ber.
A dispatch from Belgrade to the Ne,rs
says q great battle Ia imminet, Tchernaeii
bas been requested 10 come To Belgrade
by the Russian Consul and has refused,
because he intended TO make an attack
on the Turkish lines. |glt1
The Daily TslegrapPs special from Bel
grrde reports that England has expressed
officially to servia her surprise at The
course adopted in the face Of the fact that
Servia first sought England's good offices.
II Is represented that the Russian party
don't object 10 along armistice.
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Gen. Rrngg,a Reniains.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, September 2S.-
The steamer Whitney sailed at 2o'eloek
this afternoon, carrying the remains Of
the late Gen. Bragg, who will be buried
at Mobile in compliance with the wishes
Of hisrelatiyes. Fr4Tfl.i .iIf.l-fl 4,
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/ Present Rates Of Postage.

+ Postal cards, ono cent each, 50 without further
charge 10 al parts Of the United shtcs and canada
With an additional One-ccPt stamp they 80 . all
parts Of Europe. .,...t - LII af.
AlllsltGrJ, 10 al parts Of tho United States ami
Canada, cents per half-ounce. .,l..f.
Local or llrogl leiters, that L. for tho city er
town where deposited, cents II delivered by car.
rlcrs, aad-1 cent whore thge Is, 20 clrrGr system.
fSsytpapefs, daily, seinl.Reekly, tft-weakiy and
wcckllcs, regularly issued and sent to regular sub
acribefS, cents per pound, payable at the otiee 81
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les frequently than oncea week. 3eentsper pound.
,TrahAent neyspapers, magazines, amphlcts,
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Weighing less than two ounces, the postage upon
irregular numbers Is cent each. All other mis-
cellaneous matter including unsealed circulats,
bools, hook mannserrts, proof f-steets photographs,
ste, and alsosceds euttinss bulbs, and roots, and
merchandise no. ot.exocedlng four pounds In weight,
cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
The following are the postal rates with Europe,
The rates for lettena are for the alf-ounce or irac
uheeiIof traction thereof ~ llTIff LID u
= To Grct Britain AID Ireland, letters cents,
neWspapers2 2 cents; Franco, lettcrs cents, news.
papers cents; Spain, letters cents, newspapers 2
cents all parts Of Germany, including AUSTRIA let
ten 5 cents, newspapers 2eentE Denmark, letters
cent, neWspaper2 cents; Italy, letters . coats,
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Gaye.Thenselyes-rp. I

CHICAGO, September 2S.-John Corco-
ran and J. McGrath, for whose arrest In
connection with the Au Sable crooked
whisky case, warrants were issued yes;
terday, gave themselves up to-day, and
were admitted to bail in the sum Of s., 800
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TURKEY.
MoyrEyir.eR1ys WANT TERRITORY.

M0NTENEGKINs WANT IERKITuKf.
LONDON, September ga, special
from Cations says the report comes from
authentic sources that the Montenegrins
are unwilling to conclude peace without
extensive concessions Of territory by.
Turkey. -.
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SAVANNAH, September 2s.-The inter
ments to-day were II Of which Is were
from yellow fever. Charles F. Fowler,
managing agent ofthe Savannah theatre,
died to-day. .,..-.
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THE TURF.
Continental Races.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2s.-The
Continental race for stations Of all ages
that have never, beaten 2:40, for purse
Of S2,500, $1,000 to lst, $3.50 to I'd, $500
to Sd, $3.50 to 4th!5 .Cs ~
Mile heats in harness, Thorndale, ! l 1;
Nil Desperandum, 2 2; Robert Fulton,
33 3; time, 2:S0l, 2:Sl}} 1921.
National cup valued at 81 900 for stall
lions OF all ages in frat trial heat: Gov.
ernor sprague, ]; Sam Purdy, 2; time.
Goldsmith Maid will trOt against her
own time on Saturday.
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Killed while Attempting to e.

LrrrtE Rock, September; 2slJohn
Day, u life convict was shot and killed
yesterday while attempting To- escape
from the penitentiary bfick.yard. ~
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The Postal Railway Committee.

CINCINNATI September 2s.-The special
Postal Railway Committee will arrive
here tomorrow morning and holda ses.
lion at the Grand Hotel on Friday and
Saturday Of this week, u. 1915
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} MAK1yd TyvFsIGATfoHs.

"A special from Livadia says the Rus.
stan Minister Of War is in the Caucasus In
specting the Notifications finished and in
process Of construction. He is also In
vestigating the truth Of the comp pldints
made against the Turks Of violating the
frontieflaws. 4 - -,
A telegram. from Belgrade says Col.
Nicholas, the Minister Of War, has re-
turned from the army. He and General
TchernaYeff were unable to agree.
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,Ouaranfining the lIississippI.


SHREVEPORT, September 2s.-At a
meeting OF business men and physicians,
tonight, it was decided 70 quarantine The
river against New Orleans. Shreveport
Is exceptionally healthy and the wish is
to keep itso. tsj tEL
The following telegrams have passed
in reference to the Shreveport quaran-
tine i,l, r44;r ". - ~ liId = . Il j
New ORLEANS, September 2s.
10 dc President Of dc Board d Heal&,
Shreveport: ~. .s.asz zs4 tss 1
Our Board OF Health report that the
fever Is diminishing, and that there:haye
been no new cases since the 25th. We
have the steamer Baum loaded to 20 this
evening, Can 1--WE send her? and can you
send doctors down the river to oexamine
boats and pass them up. II right? We
will pay the expenses. Z. 40 Ls'l
[Signedl a JAMES A. AIKEN.
sHREvEroRr, September %.
James A. Aikeu, Nt,u Orleans!
The Board OF Health has established a
quarantine against New Orleans. have
used every effort TO obtain permission
for. the steamer Baum to come, but have
failed. -. 5s..aAt.1
[signedl ]. Il. JORDAN.
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LONDON, September 2S.-The Times
correspondent at Belgrade telegraphs
There has been no change here to-day,
although the excitement is not so great
as it was. It is believed by the Russians
that the conditions Of peace proposed by
the Powers will be rejected. In case Of
the proclamation Of Prince Milan as
King, some Consuls would probably be
instructed by their governments to retire
from Belgrade. -. ...t-.--L---- 80.
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FLEETWOOD RACES

NEW YORK, September e7.-Fleetwood
races-Goldsmith Maid, ], !, ]; Judge
FullrtoH 22;2. Time, 2:2l4a; 9:2l4.
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7OLUME XXV--NUMBER 50. 80
AUSTRIA

vienna, September 2s.-swaroa;, the
Cars aid. .de.eamp, has arrived, and has
had an interview with Emperor Francis
Joseph. -. --.