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, 1876-12-23

!, Y4rgfnta {kssI Eatssps1st.
Reference l.as been frequently made In these
columns to the fact that II this city was not tho
New Jerusalem tho asreota we're at least paved
with gold aud silver. Previous " tbs recent
I1,acalantxlug Of street cur!ous pcrsoue, Ut one
tlnle aud apother, had as.ays n'ade OF tlla mud
that ahounded there. None OF these assays
were less than ~, and one Of them went a
high Us $l1.b8, per tolI. Thoslaiter hseay was
.nsdn from tha mud which was cl!ngtng to q
buEgy-whecl when the vehicle stopped In front
Of tho California hank.
Recently G stroot has been macaasmtze1
with quarts taken from the Andes and old
Ophir duIaps Of waste rock. The old mud
having been taken oil tho street, ffth'two foot
III width, wsA filled sixteen inches deep IN tho
eentro md four inches IT tho edges wig. thls
wasto quarts. This whole distance from Sutton
avenue whore the work ends un thu north to
tho Gold hill line, wt,ero II 10 to atop, Is about
= mile. Thero wilt ba place from tho Fourth
ward school-houae 10 THO top ct tho Divide
which will not reeelya tho rock. This will leave
q littlo over 5000 {ees which Is aud u to be
1aacadamlzed. BY far the greater portion OF
The work is already Qoue. 70 ill ths street tqr
this distance With rock Will take st least IT, t684
tons. Some pieces Of this ill are Hch In
both SILVER und gold. Experts place the value
Of tie whole Ut &8 to I'll per ton: Taking tho
laascf estimate ~ an average aud there u now
on md 10 ba placed On G street not lsas than
tlssaa. aaaA IN gold and a!lTqr. -.
, 1876-12-23
TIE DAIRY.


rvmen,a Association,
A.. ,po,,,,n ~ lin rxoc,,t,vo f.ommtttca and
other members Of tho Association, held at slc-
bovuan Fails, tho following programme and list
y. s 49, g.. .st.a,,s.o ~ tha a..
OF topics "eie causcl. AoF o.asu'''o'4 ~ w" ALI
nitAl meeting at Appleton, WIZ. Jan. l7-la:
wrpNEsDAr,
.5a.,.. y, w.1scn,c hx ,hs M.vor n, Ann,..
,,m nuu9c7s u "''eo"'e' ~ VI" "A"'o' "' &'Fp'o'
VII. R..,or,, hvw n rto,rd IofFcrson ftorntr
n.om'er W ryertn1 tdiTess ~ Trrsitent Smith.
81. e ~ fp,esssnt thiinnk IT bailvsrt, in VII.
oo.:sn = Pw r ltn"ra . Fsy1ilc' r. ''s ~ wa
eonshr". .1n r. coss n Wncom.,n ,rom .he Exh,.
h,ttnr X nst,v prninrtt-W ~ FieIls Htercinrv
u.un uttn u r.acritnroi Soctctr. i1rsn, hmjth q
1ta.s Ma.sr rn.i,s t'A' oA'"' ~
I:3o y. m.-Datry stock-N. c. Mcdowell, Sum-
mil: II. 6. White, Kcnosta; Mr. HantlY, Appla.
TIM; G. liaxen. Lafloga; L. King. Whitcwssvr;A a.
d. Cornwcil. Hnlcn. v,,
7r. n-culttvafi9n Of noots tos r. paityEI.
HI smith Mfeen ba5 II Wiirin.Sn
Mht'n,.atcn MM1sSoMssn nste''@1'"' -A'
"a,,'MF ~ nMFarmcr,, 1,ova md ntrts-Mrs IJunt]r
Annietnn: Aieek Keid, editor Appleton Posf,
THURSDAY.
Ga, m.-Rcpost Of Secretary md Treasurer and
election OF oficeta.
$3.50 d. M.-Wet9bing Cheese: Ought the
Weight of Cheese to Ho Taken at tho Place Of
, 1876-12-23

BpVcadl Dfpscd 70 Tie 7F6WHs.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Dec. 2a.-Thc latest In social
circles here Is the marriage Of Mr. L. 8. Baker,
prominent and woll-known Insurance man, to
Miss Flora Williams, daughter Of Capt. J. Z.
Williams, ex-County Clerk. The ceremony was
performed by the Rer. 4. II. Dean, at the rest.
dence Of the brides parents, in tho prsscnce Of
a party Of invited guests. The wedding gifts
were numerous, beautiful, and costly. After
the dinner which followed the ceremony, The
happy couple were escorted to the Chicago &
ern bound train. They will make the tour Of
oil tho Eastern cities Of note, aud also visit
New Urlfans.
, 1876-12-23
SONG.

Iremembcs what you aatd
While tho atars saonc overhead
Fro4ty stars TINT CLEANED aboyc,-
When s4w you Iaat, my lovel
Hand in hand, l said good.by:
Heart to heart, you mado tnpfy:
''Fo0tstcps parting In the snow
Meet again when roses blow IT
Roses bu1dcd h1oomed. and He'd
All tho Summer -fowcsb hre dead;
Autumn showe,ct het rainy tears
uopcs have faded into fease.
frosty Fts1s ere shining now,
Ones again, aboye MY brow.
Summer. .stIeams 10 fec 4re chilled,
And Thy promlse-uniulGllcu!
LANSING, Mich. s. A. c. P.
, 1876-12-23
rbe Jury Think the West Side Com
pany Entitled to One Cent.
testimony for tho Plaintiff In tic South
Park Condemnation Case.
,adrn MoAllister Holds that Sales Of
Land Cannot Be Used IN
Evidence.
Racrd Of Judgments and New Saits...Bankruptty
Eatttrs,
THE METROPOLITAN.

r., o.7or q, ,noncy ~ which has t,cyc1opcd itself
Inc NV, " '"u' "..s....t.., ..sa - ,1,o
11.tropolitan CITY Railway Company vs.. Tho
ns'.sa, Wat ntv,aion Railway Cotnnanv. since
.he value Of an unused franchise on two streets
b oee ] sos,cr'sv noroinr TINT lint Il ntirart.
w. 70 strU"s r,y, =. i',1os nng.ra ronm hc
s.,,it. however. must have been somewhat
Ies"A1 80. ..,, .,,1.,n, ,,,. t.,
dttappaluti1si u nv HAo'o siett o'Ns''e" "Aa ~
INDUCED. hfr. Pratt, on behalf Of tllc petition
..St,or,p,rv rnai1r tte ronel,,]inr nrr11rnent.
bk Co''.p""J, "a.4o s4'o ~. ~
tbe manger, who would not cat hay, or allow
n. hnr.cs tho privilege. and comparisons be-
.a,, NV I'm action of the capIne anil of the West
tNeen '"o "sa'on =, WV e'"'Ao e Wv
'r Judge Rogers then instructed tho jury in nc
,oraance with his previous rulings, and the
.".i~o root} mon rctircff ,or concentration.
t,,n t,,r, +o,tra1 I'm nlofntIfrs mi m ,ho
Atel t"e la'y ae'tsu '"o p'''ih..to Wv " Nv
Metropolitan Company, who testified that he
... authorized by tho Board Of Directors to
VIZ. W. ~ nronrA bona to to vvcn tn thc cftr
ss" 'ne s"s.,n.1 ~ *,.,,
James .ostcu saat ~ .n ~ nM
Railroads during all that year. He thought
.s.t ,cr,tfcntr NJ n,,hlIcation of Tim ortlfnanc
y, .s H. Motrono,,tan Conrnanv Ind hocn nrc.
OF the Metfopon.na eon'p"ns nau po''. ~
fentcd to tho Council and COMMITTEES before
the ordinance was passed, bat was T. not certain.
ns had no rccoIect'oh oy Whofn the cert'ncaso
Eas eiened.,
AID. y. W. stout, anosner memoer o. a Inc
ComnltseG on Naliroaaa q tae tonn9l r. lofo,
testified that certificate 81 publication Of
notice OF tho application Of tho metropolitan
Company for au ordinance wa given 70 tho
Council and COMMITTEE on ha1lroaas IN Marcil,
1876. Tho not'co came , win Tue pctitlot;' j.,
On the part Of tie delendan:s. Mr. aver In
, 1876-12-23
"To0 THIN"

4 w1NrER-lDIL.
Hfil3ow.ve!led brook,
lcy.mk1led brook.
Whlte. .shfoudcd brook,
Flowing down 70 tha slvst
unfutted,
Enow- Muli!eh,
Gliding on, to tho river.
Beautiful brook,
allstsnln8 brook,
Crystalline brook,
Creeping down 10 tho rEyof.
Ono stcp moro,
Safely o'cF-
Haa this Ice yieads, aqa!vas.
CoId. hearted brook,
Trcaehefaus brook,
Laughing 10 sea me shIvoet
DECEMBER, 1870. aiHpoRA CLARK,
, 1876-12-23

~ ~ Edtssr a TAs Tribune
CuNAao, Dec. GAS grcat many hare i'm
puted to ms tho article signed "a Minister"
which appeared In TIN Tn,auaa few days ago,
on the subject Of Mr. Mooly's assault 0poll
secret societies, take thia mcalla 10 Inform all
whom It may concern that did not write tbs
a1tlrlo Ii. question. aud never publish anything
except over R.y own signature: Respectfully,
, 1876-12-23
Drawing tho Tooth os = lIippopotamus.

Drawing tho Tooth at = Hippopotamus,
!ftla foFk YoFft.
The baby htppopotali,us Daba has become
tho ehluf pet tof tlu Aquarium, much toths disgust
of tho trained seal and The learned otter. hsba
is docilc. and. when nos following lis keeper,
wjnlnWa d, tho Thirty-afth street side, where,
with lazy content, ha submits to having Ills eafs
scratched by tho children. Daba has hls troubles,
however, and for tho past dAy or two bud eyl-
IDENTIFY been suffering from aotae derange!aeut.
tooihache. Al examination showed, IN fact,
TINT Que OF lts 1nllk-teeth was badly dWnyed.
"Doun said II must eonle out, aud speedily In
ptoyisel yorceTs out Of . pair al Kas-nippcs;s:
lid hold al BIZ tooth. Then the forcepa al!pped,
nd ths kGepgS gst dQwa With hpmp, amid tAs
, 1876-12-23

UHHTKUCT1NH THE tluRWALRs
n th1 Editor af TAs Tribune.
CHICAGO Dec. 2l.-Wherc arc the police that
they allow tho rabbte of pcdller1 to blockade
tho sidewalk on State, between Madison and
Washington streets1 At tlracs for tho past ten
daYs It llus been almost impossible for pcdcs-
trims to get around them, TO say nothing about
tho noise They make crying thclF wares.
SUBSCRIBER,
, 1876-12-23
EVOLVED.

Welcome the Age Of Htonst
ltxi! to lGs Nfeless rcigu,-
Noatt With neycs hope,
B0ul With mover Palnl
Gather In vain Lgio's stoTms,
Laughed II. thelF widest roaE.
NcAptY, oaee crowned, has ited;
passlon, onco might, ~ o'os.
CoHcoRplA, ke4. IH0&Aa ssAhAgs
, 1876-12-23

oA'aF{ PA{soX s ESdIisH S ia n6rEk% X GtsirNSY,. Y, 'a'
two operas before presented n Chic louuodt
LOVE TEST,
and one Of DEeubaehs latest comic opctas,
VERTIGO. ...
Nj. Alonfo Hatch, Of Chicago. Ia the tenor Of this
company. Muuday. Dsc -
CALLENDEft'A t:E0ltt:IA atINeTREIa.
, 1876-12-23
GROCERIES,.
GROCERIES
FOR
Christmas!
Every Requisite in the Grocery Limo
for tho Festiye Season Of Christmas.
We Sell Only TEE BEST Goods, and ulr
Prices Defy Competition.

JUST ARRIVED:
100 packages Malaga Grapes, in
Kegs and Barrels.
/ cur load Coast Oranges.
New Layer Raisins, per box. $500
New Valencia Rais1ns, per lb. b......-..11o
Mixed Nuts, per lb. b...........-...--..l4c
Elmo Dehesa, London Layer, Muscatel, and
SultAna Ratsins, Currants, l'runcllcS, &c.
Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel.
Choice Eleme Figs.
Atmoreps Mince- Meat.
English Plum Pudding.
A ftl1l assortment OF French Canned Goods.
Canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Preserved Fruits md Jelltes.
4 large variety Of Imported and Domestic
Discnits and Crackers.
California Wines and brandy.
Imported Wines and Champagnes.
Irish, Scotch, Sour Mash, aud Rye Wills
kics. Cognao Drandies, Runs, Gins,
English and Scotch Ales, &C.,
And tho most extensive stock Of Imported and Do
mcstie Fancy t2rocestes. and Staple Products Ia
the Northwest, At
, 1876-12-23

ADELPIff THEATRE.

Saturday, Dec. a. 1870. Ladder Matinee to-day, 2
T. n: AZ! ths Kr.nt attEactlons ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY.
This SATURDAY eyenlng. Dee ~ Ant appearance Of
, 1876-12-23

TNK ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, hssa@g. bahama
l.!sad,. III iu3l lasp[msqq4 s.fR]} }le9pr,o,, cn
N RI2t&E.}} NJ fafk' i.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11
>. = r,~ig.. Eslns W CIT.

ILL1HE ( -c"JIt Ill.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-11

IT! C. c--E9-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
the cRnMarf0v OF 4 pRrvcEss


In aocord1nce with the Siamese cu-tom,
IN tne ct'e of fsuhs of eNil "u uk. the lpdy
ot ihe lite ,rirccss. tfter neiug prcua ct In a
% rincr somewhat ,tnd n tu the process u en-
bu fIlu-.I y Ia 81 ttv for INV ird Of two mOufns
In roiiin placed m Bud INST temple. Tn
ceremony Of tue crtm ton TOOK plar. at
ABOUT thr"c O',lo X ih the Afternoon. shortly
before when hour M ili-hn - the r.
Ec 10. ut ended uy hts sons ana the IN ,er.
Of $ tate appointed 10 represent their Mai . les.
the first uud second king. lrrved At tn payii-
hon ga { mad b en- cun.tIucted lor he - ca, IN
lttl was "a lrrfe haiubuu bliliins capinl Of
c"ntaiuirg about one thousand pefsOus, AMI
oven al one sile like race course stand In
ir ut stood tie altar. also constructed OF green
ID iuun" surmnuntrd Nv canopy ~ the same
~ terial' ah lut 'rir fe IN height, tastefu,lg
decorated with nlNets III wers were l~o utl-
seN siiewn on tue fhgo and 'ound alb /
At the foot at the altar were scaled about
twen.N men. reducing Oh native instruiuenfs
tIe most Wcird ana uneartnly music, Gid
elise Z wa a Chinese open-air fantocctri ex-
hiuitiue. which " - kee. ing VAT crowd of
both Chinese and ; Amesc IN "a state II upfpart-
ouS laughter. TIE ceremony lasted untii sunset.
Al 3 ftc .cteu Vuv the II gent conducted uls
guests o. the Payihnn, nd there, VITA his sons
M "t cf memhtrs or his fanny. took mp po-
~ ion On the steps of TIE altar. he mu ~ ns.
with tl"r tun'-t0 m. horn'. and reed in.iru.
wild uli>t Of haro.rOu- music tha G. nh VS.
borne IN aud placed upon the funerai pyrr,
q ped WITH gold leaf. the whole being
on. rue Recent (who, like ali the Sianicse
present. wts e--"d en- rely Ia white. tho
Npnd un .irui - col'rl " 3 tlen prc-en' ed
oN "a kuretu. slave WITH a ~ ted torcn, vi u
which uc INST IL, the MI. Elcl OF MS SONS.
IN the order OF thetr seniority. thea dtt tho
same. followed hN AL the other relatives. these
in lutu iti = succeeded by tine old g-utiemAu's
a uuinr-. uum ering some Nv. and twenty.
The guests were tutu inNif ed To assist and nf or
ih'N. "a done su. the general puulic were ad-
mittcd " Itu 'ut re 'rve and IN short iiu tLe
nlt irwin its cAuop, ana nur,l decorations wls
co ipl -tely enVelnJed 10 hames.
Ile roses anu utner flowers Withered In tho
# otching heat. the bamboo ri.i r. cr'cNled aud
AZ cred. the attendants stimulated tur n rec
mr.. drew upon " suIces aud essences whi b
uIed the lir Win strtuEe oinr-; me music
became faster and more wildly fuinus. ana
soon the costly ca III with ; G ,ntcnis be-
con-" DE- tr ~ ncap OF ashes. Presently The
columns supporting the CANOPY were burnt
tYr ,tgn, ann tho Whre structure tell VITA il
crash on tno IRE. wien ~Oon una IT. Wav
attlu and bi 1.l VIVA fie.l fury. -rndlng a
dense cloud Of smoke far aupvc the tops IL tho
sage palms ana rocpanu trees. soon after iils
W. al took leave OF tue Regent aud nj. rmily.
elc1 & ur receiving a. A souvenir a pure gold
ulrruius rI4s mad In the palace by the rOy al
gOiu6tIIlns.
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CnILps NEw PRESIDENT
The INAUGURATION aud TIE Subsequent Reii-
g,ou- Ceremony nnd banquet.


On the 18th number Of Senate rs and
DEPUTIES ass milrd ia tue saloon 81 hoUlr /
tie ton-rrss Han, tOgrthe with tn- cOrps dipiD-
mHttqiu uid al tle notanill les ~ tn can. l.
90 vi uc-- tAe intugur ton Of :, nor Pluto a,
President. ne space set aaart 4 r the gem
era public WAS crowdei. AZ h II ri ten
$ Il iluio ar. wed. and was rec. wed hy the
Pr .iden,s Of opfh Chamber. taking seat to
the uaut a. the title; at ten minutes 10 clev-n
No. ua1 irz vas announced. an
u-ur ed u.iS a commission aupulntcd for that
pgrno =, AT enDed by his Minister'S " site and
ridrs de . tmp, aud fnok his seat TO The Left OF
tre Pre-idenf ui tie senate.
Ihc PROCEEDINGS were commenced hy the
SefretaiA OF O. Hrnatc readlus the report Of the
cninmissi"n I 20 ullny mt the PROCLAMATION,
"aiI % "nicr. a. uien Ms 10 attached to The
inmate II rufin,, Rni which he signed SEN r
T. d1uM tueu ok IN tne insignia ~ nis ulhee
.ud .tuv-f a IL 10 the resident ~ tnr senate.
-iuE to the seat on tine rieht uf the prc-Il nt
OF t-e Oh nucr OF deputies.
IN r Piu % having a--uu"d tha badge. took
the Guar lIt@ly occupied % S,n G ETaIuriz,
situated between thn lhtter and mo li-s,GcnL
+ ih- Senit lac oil 'ial minute ( tho trans
I. renee OF tue tu RENE a .tnurity having Drcl
drawn up W signed ma at,estrl after w.ucn
thr oe emuuy cIncluCed. S'n r Eriaz, ~
wi Ndrrw 0ni " ~ ccnmpWird q ais nuu.e ~
a ia, -e ~ ruer II persons. m,lIdius members
% 'Nln Houses ~ Congress.
!eanwnll tho new President, followed by
unm'rn 80 enhl re. proceeded to the Catuo-
Or L Ne mlhrly 10 ud~ plaving the national
tninen. ltr Ms receive on army ~ ~ the
doors "t me sacred ediice, by the eccle-
"-''i' MI 10" Wi"t q, " 'cws nds performed
VITA txIa iIudry soirunts. Iue whuls
oil -"c AZ ID uf poe "itnin tue bun ,ingw
C'useiy crD"ded. After the CONCLUSION of .ne
rcu-1 us crromnuy tne oil Ia piocc.stpn 9tu-
trr1cl pu tHHi .l tNt Mon .tl.l. ne.a the new
doe id-ut. ned Inc tprointn n's nf ais WINS
ter, ana subsequently attended ~ tine cuslO ~
on refining from the Moneda : mr. Pinto paid
10 ii-lt 90 tur Area is ou. b. the evening he
ate" ird me nHeti, aud received VISIT from
hJi "a az ifiN ~ Tue l'rr7ldeutlM uvx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
MIN.iGUi INUND4rED.



ManaEua, the capital OF Nicaragua, was
inund tied on the night Of the 30 ana the morn
ing of the Attn Of October. On the I'd Of October
dark clouds began TO gather over the doomed
city. followed ty furious wind. accom- panied
Nv de uge Of rain. Toward the dawn of the
the doWnpour hegan to nhate. and tntre was
sone prosnect q It's cessation; out Mt about
\. VI. the ram recommended. without causing
much alarm. at fist; tut suddenly. from tnu
direction OF the Sierrls. "A duil, rambling sound
was ht ara, approaching every moment nearer.
TIL at last an ovsrw heimile food of muddy
waters. sweeping along IN thcir nea long course
ere 80 trees ana masses OF rock. bust upon the
hapless city penetrating iAto its inmost re-
cesses.
Ine square OF st. Sebastian. the streets Of
San Antonio. Morei-a. PA1acip. Meson. Aufiii %,
and espe'i tally the Cdls Honda, were forthwith
changed intO so many torrents OF mud. ina
Parroquia square was Instantly Hooded. the wa
ter usinS 10 the corridors OF the y iIontl Pat
ace. On an side. were floating nnout tatIl,,
ch ir~. beds, md other wooden vessels. mixed
up with the dead hodies ~ drO Sned animals
/ he people Of the city were at urea1fa- 4 when
the Il loa burst IN upon them. rising almost in
SPONTANEOUSLY 20 height Oi one or two yards in
the houses.
Don Florencio Arce. a omfortahle merchant.
tired 10 save til daugh' cr Who was 40. lie ran
:" ihe yard. but stuck last IN tue mud ; a wal
the legs If hts Ganehl or, VINO was rescued with
great dinieulty bot she died. The wiie ~ Don
Jesus trinidad, another wel-to.do mere ait.
uu''eu h'l ne % "a rope ihat had been tied
across the street. Iiu. the 1. pc gave way, AMI
she was swept on hN IN" Hood. drowned before
the - 81 her own husband ana sons, no
were HELPLESS t. save hrr
he mother iu-ltw OF Don Ind lecio Bravo,
Fret Ale 4ldc II the CIV Of Mauasua. was ear
ned In the arms of her sou-in law out OF their
own mouse wuich " rs flooded. but the rufrcnt
swept away both Oh III IN. The poor Lady was
drowned.
Don Leopold Rivas met in one Of the most
dangerous streets "A man VINO was carving two
children in his arms, wLile a tuifd had nuld OF
hi+ leg. "Save nv chilli" ne ,nolted. az the
s1nic time throwing one 81 the childieu into
me arms oi liNa~. Who, ON -ecins II, "a med,
u - drAu = "Thru throw u away. an! take
this ner one eKclai ned the wretched parent
ana So hiNds did. ne poor father and his Two
chlllrV u were thus saved.
he Governor. Don ltlfael Rivns, the Govern
mrnt Ministers lsinoro Lon-z aud Eniho
liruard. Gen. Miguel Nei,l. npre- Jls6 I rres,
fr neiscO Bermude7, Rafael talrera. Ramon
ALGERIA. ami other worthy rid2cu-, nt tue risk
Of their own lives, eXrtted themsrlNes ia the
most n"tle aud IraiSew, rtuV manner. - assist
the Numerous victims # tnls teilinle c.t.ls-
trNphc.
ON the morning Of Oct. Z the npod had sub
sldci, aud tue streets of hauugua were ont.e
more, though not withuut some ddn-e .. PASS
ao,c. The NicumS, hiiuei to ascrri armed are TX
m Il ana women, aud TX or Ave cuiidren N tue
c.tv, aud seven OK ana httle II UO,n stxca "A
the ~lertaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-13
How the Legislative Halls Of south Carolina
Game 10 be without Furniture.

The fact Is that the halls Of legislation
are vi n"ut fnrultHrr. the iite Lcsi,,a.ure
ph-~ed an aplfopfitiInn to rcflui- tine hAls
aud commute" rtul. Pc, tud before mi. lratned
hnuN q idrn"d--re Arlg All ungrues ". h turre-
four Doe t.h t1tr TO &C. 4 or Wtlte-a colurcd SCION
rose O. hi l"rt aud san;
'Mis'ai s.eihhh, muves, sab, dat de honnh-
"a le mrnpHu0 rt us l,- lsltt,u "a u dee nr.vll, ge
u,t hiu' TO udr own homes all dc ole furniture,
sih."
= i, sensible nrnpositinn in the confusion Of
the list hours failed ~ a PASS gee ia both
urtnrhcs, nut o. was eulp cea ala the sane. tnd
al tnr odd tp"fs. desk, chNfS. tihl Sc pat. cr-
d.-ters, spi tu u and ciHrk--in a NOid, eve. y
arflcie mat ouutd be gAtne.td a. aud cArtNd
hw as pp irnt. ue dttcmul t. ropItcc tar
NC -rAN lpit.uc to law making was not sdc-
Ce-slul
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CAREY or pneumonia on tive 12n ius'.. Joseph D.,
~ o.. .'""i p"u'e ahi AiaJ Ca 80 % see .l yClr u
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