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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

In the report Of the Secretary Of the Navy,
attention is called to the Pensacola Navy Yard
which, in the event of hostilitios in the Golf
of Mexico, would become OF the hrst import
ance. All the gulf squadron would neces-
sarily resort there for repairs. There is no
good reason why it should not become in the
tuture q building ss we'll aS repairing yard
Its proximity to the like oak reservationS
would render that cOstly material cheaper
than at the moro Northern. yards, and 1t has
the excellent iron and coal Of Southern Ala
bsnaa almost at it's gates. An iron dry dock
already contracted for is in process of con-
struction and is designed for Pensaoola yard
Figs, grapes, almonds and PSOsns at
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The New York Herald. of a recent date, pub
fishes an edifsing and Instructive report of the
workings OF local non-Catholio association
for "Improying the condition of the poor"
The Treasurer's annual statement is as follows /:
Receipts from .255 IL
-Expenditures-
Salary OF Secretary. 1oOo w
Two assistant secl etarieS, rent ata-
tionRry eto.-. .---o....'.. 0I%1a O1
Com mission to agents who collected -, o., r,
donations. w A@'i'N -
Balaroe for the poor. ....Sl7N4 50
In other words, out of every dollar given
for the poor, forty-oue ard one-half cents went
to pay officials, expenses, etc,-s result which
must have proved very gratifying to the mem
bers of the Society as it was go remarkably
good for the poor-officials.
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Preserves and jeIlies at Twomey's.
TIE RIO GRANDE TROUBLES.
GEN. oRD's INTERESTING EXPLANATION OF
THE sITTATIoG.

Washington, Dec. Gin bis testimony
before the Military Committee of the House
to day, Gen. Ord bore remarkable testi.
nonv to the character of Diaz and the good
intentions of his Administration. He said
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

"Toys below cost" at Bohne's, 1863 Dryades
street near Erato; also ne stock OF prayer book',
beads and other articles suitaSs for Christmas and
Eev Years gifF.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

Extraordinary bargains at Levy Brothers,
corner Magazine and st. Andrew. BEAD their column
advertis en- snt for detSilS,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

Go to Twomeg's--tho best is the cheapest.
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: 's,r.ninu Star and Catholic Messenger
ruBLmHnp wlnKLY sr Sf&
Ii. ge,v Orleans os.hO!io Publication CogDs"S 81
'7'tr so. IiS Poydras street, corner OF Oonp.
hepireeters Of the Company
= Rev. NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHK,
Archbishop Of New Orleans,
President.
*Fsx. J. CAsTELL, ,.. e,
*ery Rev. G. RAYMOND,
yarv Rev. C. MoVErHAN,
k2uSv. T. J. KENNY,
|4sv. T. J. SMITH. G. M.
ev. B. A. NErrHARr, C. So. B.
Very Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
IA. e. MORTIMER.
5cHN T. GIBBONS,
JaaH MoCAFFREY,
nj II. BUCKLEY.
a IL Communications arc to be addressed to tn
#aitor ofTks AorniDg Star ans CGtho!se MssssnosS
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

Fige, grapes, almords and Psoana NJ
TwemeyiG
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16

Go to Tvomey's for Christmas supplies.
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An lcompunicAtionsaro to be addressed to theI
aitor o fTks Aorniag Star asS Catholic MsssssosT.
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r.rns-sinsls Copy, Cents; BY Nail, ss-ia Aavaaas
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-12-16
Morning Star and catholis Il Hssssnssp

The MORNING STAR has been saagaaa
with the approval of the scolesiastkssl
authority Of the Diocese, TO sapply On
admitted want In Eew Orleans, md 10
mainly devoted to the interests Of tAe
Catholic Church. 1t will not inteessss l1
politics except wherein they ints<1szg
with Catholic rights, but win szReas
uquity In high places. without regazA %
persons or parties. Next to the spixis1aa
rights of all mon, it will especially sha@-
lpion the temporal rights of the poox.
Approve, Of tie Most Rev. AraAelsae1
We approve of the aforesaid snAazs
taking, and commend 1t to the CaShalise
of our Diocese.
tJ.M. Archbishop OF NEW OaLRAz&
Dsess.5sr IL. 1867.
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a6journs without some peaceful solution we
may find ourselves, when we come back again,
compelled to vote upon questions of supply
fCP military oOaratiOns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-17
6. s. Ii lit ~ G L'S

grober Us a enl 10 en- an 6 nj,
merceitrube 1T na8 reid)ts unb teltaus9e'
ftattetite gta6li7ement oisIer 9lrt in pe'
Stabt. Ga Serr 5umuel ATE giufauf(
in srpben Quantitatrn
unb 9eseu baar nudt 10 1T CT in1
stauoe, tilliscr ols irseno iculanb anbers
gu pertanfen unb bic perldiebeuen Wrtitcl
teiuabe SIT
Tatritpret en-
abjuseben. Das easer unfaDt atle Baf=
fen, lpie:
Ycrber, uuo 6intsrfabsr,
Ocppelf flinten,
BiidleuL
9StItclen,
Patrcnen a(er Nrt,
Wfunitirn uno Sasoserat1.
gs liest im SntereHe zines Seben, leine
@aHen bei Serrn Summel 5u tau fen, ba
er nidt nur bic neuel item Yutente fcrtmab=
reno an Sanb bat, icnoern ouf Wunid
irsenb Elm @cmebr rbcr cine giltcle fom.
men ldet.
Sd3er fupen aaes, wa5 gu ibrer Ausz
itattunS uuo su ibreul gcbrauh sebSrt.
Nuftrd9e aus benz 9anbe
merben erbetsn inter ber Serfderuns,
oab bieielben prrmpte geriidlidti9uns
fiuoen unb ldnea aussefiibrt peroen.
yeIcnbere sluFm1erf Iamteit lenft Derr
9ummel auf feline prr5ii9lid einseridtete
WertItdtte, III relder 81 Hcparatureu
a(ler art semaht peroen unp 5mar gu ben
mSs(ihit niepri9en YreiIen.
9laeS in Nt1em senommen, 1T bas
Us T ien9 d aft oes 5errn s.
$ III mel Iebr gu eu1pfeblen.
Ser Opllarz 6 tpre bat eine
arpBe g(usma6l BON Observation-Disclosures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-17

uno seaoen waren s40o wstt9. Der
Tsr!uft 1T Gin iear tepauernswsrt6er, ia
Davis fA in armliAen gerba|tniIen Be-
ftubet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-17

Ser Opllarz Stpre bat elite
srcBe s(nsma9l BON 6eierta9ssel4enfen.
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= e + a q.

- Sn eirsm lduseren 2lrtifel iiber
Wfrrsans @oli.Yabn fpmmt bas Guerc
Sulletin Su benz Sdlub. oab eS I'M Sn'
tefene Wtrrsans liesen piiroe, bic Yabn
eon euero aus anitatt mad 9luitin nad
San Nntcnto aussubauen. 2llleroins8
ut ne9 teineswesS beltiulmt uno feltSe'
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-04
SUNDAY, MARCH 4, 1877.
MaIi Arrival. ana Dcparture..

Until further notice the Postohice viii be
open for delivery and reception Of mail mat
ter from $ n. m. to $ y. IN. daily, except sun
days, and on Sundays one hour after arrival
of Western mail. Omaha time Is the time of
the office.
Money order office open from S n. IN. to . p.
m. daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily at LILO p. IN.
Eastern malls close daily Mt 3:lY y. III.
Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern malls, close Mt 3 p. m.
Mails arrive from the east daily at lied p. M,
and from the west daily at 80 y. IN.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific X. w, at S:37 p. IN.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and spotted Tall Agencies on Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays at 8 p. III.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and Spotted Tail Agencies on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at 6p. m.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho on Mondays
at : n. m.
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Tuesdays
at 5 p. m.
Mall closes for Fort Collins and Longmont,
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays at
e.p. m.
Mail arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
II. CLAICHE. ostmaster
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-04
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries. Grain. Provisions Etc.

Corrected weekly by whippIe & Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-04
TO CORRESPONDENTS

All communications intended for
publication must be accompanied by the
name of the writer, not for publication,
but as a guaranty of good faith. al
communications written on both sides
of the paper or unaccompanied by the
writer's name will be Mrotrn into tie
trnSte hnSket.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-03-04

courtesy of Hyo. Archives g. His.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, sept 10, 1877.
A letter from Edwin Smith, the assistant de-
tailed by Capt Patterson superintendent of the United
States Coast survey, at the request the New and
Pennylvana Boundary Commission brings the intelli-
gence that De has completed his word which consisted
ofestaoshng four astronomical points along the line OF
boundary between The States OK New-York and Pennsy-
vaaia. The work Of surveying the line between these
points viii be conducted under the direction OF the
BOUNDARY Commission aud lie own engineers. Capt. Pat
% Astronomical WORK Of That character with MIN. 10 de
tsruiu the Latitude and longitude OF Harrisburg that
nchS an iH oItaht point IN tie Nte There are other
dS't'h3t lii- I'D IRE eastern lafl vi tHe STATE, Wh'h
constitute fart OF Che grand tuiueuiaton by tine Coast
survey, commencing ri Maine and carried % Alabama,
from "hch D. VI" be continued after Congress a2piopr-
atcs tins funds.
Senator Spenccrs personal friends and adj
hcre1t5 are rapidly disappearing from important posi-
tons IN the public service The only ones who are 'et
the Marshal for the Northern District Of Alabama
and the Collector Of Internal Revenue for Mobile. The
Marshas for the Middle and Southern Districts OF Aid
bama the remaining Collectors ~ Internal Revenue the
Fos.masters at Mobile ant Montgomery, and the District
Attorneys, now al represent TIE ref uu element IN the
Republican party, and are believed TO be reputable
gentlemen
The Secretary Of War has ordered that here
aitero officers inspecting public property will The de-
sructoD Ia their presence, Of an property found 20 be
worthless ami wEcl IS without money value, no the
place ofnspection Tneacon ~ IN Inspector property
0f this character viii De- 1a and his inspection report on
same w ID bc a valid voucher for the officer responsible
for the property IN te discharge ~ the duty Gcyolytd
upon inspectors in this regulation they are reminded
That Jhey VIII continue 10 bee Te-a.ded a. answera1e
that their action proper aud julicOgs, according to
the circumstances of the case.
The schooner b. l. Willard will sail from
NewTork, with United states mail matter tor LaCua r
ana Puerto CabI.o, Venezuela, ON the Ian inst
Robert II. Knox, of Alabama, WIS to-day
appointed United United states Consul az Hamilton
Canada. vice III. Ray Myers. res -ned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
CHARGES AGAINST 4 PHYSICIAN.

ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF CRIMINAL mALPRAC-
TICE.
Two young ladies, who are said to belong
u wealthy and respectable families OF Greenport, l..
have been missing from their homes during the past
week Detectives Fields and O'Connor OF the District
Attorneys Office succeeded tracking the fugiuyes
the residence OF DR.. Leo Theodore Meyer. of No.
3is secoud-aye., where, il Is alleged. they sub
mi,ted to criminal malpractice. The Doctor his
wife Amelia, ana their servant, Annie McGmnis,
were brought TO the TOmbs Police Court yesterday be-
fore Justice Fammer. long private conversation was
held ~ the Judges before the examination be-
pun The only testimony taken tG1t OF Annie Nc
(,nnis VINO said that she was engaged "a servant by
the doctor and went 10 his residence Monday
ug The TWO ladies came TO the house Wednesday,
during me .ctOrs absence They returned Thursday
morning and al dinner, supper and lodging there. one
went away Friday evening bias retained tGo following
dty. ON Saturday evening tine whites, handed some
warm water Mrs. Meyer, WHO COOK 10 10 the bedroom
Of one OF the grs on tAis All lyt The doctor ana Ls
wife were reuahdcd the Fourteenth Precinct station
house until p. Ia. to-day.
Considerable secrecy was observed yesterday, among
All those connected with the M regard 10 tue names
OF the ladies' IL asceraiurd That the names they
gave Dr. Meyer were Miss Fish and Miss Reed. one
OF The ladies lying at tn doctors Residence
very prccdrOus condition under the treatment OF Dr.
sion II The nolse auda Attendance al her bedside The
fgher said yesterday That the detectives searching
for the person who betrayed bOth girls. The other
Young Lady eft tie mouse, ana n h. thought IL ir
bo.pital VIM. y. Howe has ObtilnJcd wait 81 hanels
corpus returuabe TINS mOrnin asin the release u
charge against them. 1t Is expected that
Will Il made to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11

A rumor is in circulation that John M0rri soy
cratic .il iu this district II 20 20 TO
press aad $50 are unable TO judge OF It's truhuncss-
tMaiawG Valley Democrat.
Now that Uncle Wendell Phillips is the
CrcnhlcE caulidlte for Governor II Will be very u:-
grateful sitting Bail 81 le does and talk. the
stump for - paeacc friend. one good turn deserves
another ston Herald 1n'J
The Republican party is making its last des-
peratt strugG e.. Another defeat aud IL win Doe bu,cd
III the tomb or obsolete ideas" tO which been cJu-
signed every party that La, opposed the uncomfortable
j ID acstcy.-i VI mphis APPEAL UemJ
The Democratic newspapers, taking them all
together have come t0a perfect understanding respect
in- the position ot 90. hon. samuel j. Randall liz il
bUtu for lI against the Texas Pacific Road. requires
Two orr NOR ptUer DO Aevcr 90 give tins inform in
ful.-P iphm Times ,lnd)
Pas,morr, Republican candidate for Auditor
General. - uie % sur.ucc agent HIS competitor vi
lot -av- ghost O chance PassmOrC viii either l "A
the ,t"sif no tu tcu or compel them % for lin
10 Save tcr lives from the worst aili' that could
IA % human being I'ttsblrg Chronicle (K-p)
That Howard j. Reeder would have been the
Republican rnuiucr for A1ditDrtI bus for tie
most vrrtchcd treacIrry, 3. admit ed all adls. The
paeiu- Ar Eecder n nomination Tor tine Office of Gov
e-uor next VII. the Hartrauft take M the
idea i-iBrthlehem PENN Times Rep
BY the course which he has taken lin the
New lors Custom House matycrl, the President ice
Of tn officers who be dropped am be has spoken
PAN, cler words M the % every man who prosti-
tles las official pos ton 90 override the free
O Tie people, Luca Herald kepJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11


AUGUSTA sept. l0Couon quiet, with demand for al 81
fr No.. Jdflug sc. Maung. J3ic GOJd ordinary
30. receipts 81 bales, sales lJD Dalrs.
t.Nrfgg sept. lU.-DOttOn lrm; MiGGink. u'Isc; Low
Mpug IDl.c Good DrIIacy, ID net receipts, 81 b3lc
-r. receipts. bales; Exports lULsys, 326 bales se, -
Wo.17y' sent IO-Cotion firm; Anddlmg lAc; low
N.dtuue &C.: Good Ordinary. lO'c net receipts, none
gross none. sails, none. exports 10 Great Britain, none
-torA. IJ.142 bales. $500.
Miianng lOa Good ordinary, 9'tr: nvt receipts, 357
ba ~: exports c0astwIsc 80 bales sales 80 DAes s0cA
I,-ysIL sept To- cotton steady Mlddlins, lose Low
luri,l, o. bates. sIlcs, 20, bars. soc1 SO. bales
INvT,iYN sept. lu-totton hrm; MU.ug, 10 o., Los
Mi .,g gT.' GOOD Orun3ry s; net Tecl l, -, bales;
rIoa j.j bar- exports cJastWe )OO Oaesi sales 700
bales stock, JOi3 bales ,,,,, 90,
N0BiiF. sept IO.-t Ouon firm, Ahdfmg. lose. Low MID
flms 81 &C.. Ordinary, 81 net receipts, 3ll bales,
cyu0- none, sales. none sf"e~ -o-J Dile-.
MEAlI-, sept. TO-, OLtDn hrn Mlddlus, 10 SCI rtceiD.
o b.c. sy meLt bales. sales. 800 bales stocA JoJ-
NEwuRFANs sept lO.-Cotton firm. Middlng, l0lc Low
MrIur Good Ordinary -c net receipts, Oib bales
rn.. 8 bales experts Great BRIAN, none, cuastwse,
nOfr: sales, $40 bales; stock 2l,iii 'alcs.
NORFOLK sept lOtottun steady Ml1uhng !O'ci net re
ceips bales; exports, cOastWise 100 bales sales, %
ba,es stock. l.2sJ bales ,,.,., 90.
Low NidIus II ~. God OrI 1913 isc net receipts
Il bales. J-l Oac- safes 10 splAuct1 90 pan SOCK
SNANNAn sept lO.-Cot firm, asking higher Mlddlng
IO7ec. Mlidltng. 10 Use; Good Ordinary, vrc., net
rrceiDi l2OT bales; receipts l23 exports, coast
81 Louis Aug iO.-COtton Exchange closed To-day
WELLINGTON sept lO-,Oton steady; Mhilng, ~ pc; Low
lUC; od Ordinary 92c net fetepta "a bales
exports. 80 balea, sales 10 bales stock Soo baiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. I. Sept. 9.-TO-day has been
one ~ the st delightful saobaths of the Season and all
of the churches were well attended.
The ocean House had upward OF 200 guests last even
, md neither tie house, is surroundings ever
locked more lovely than it did to-day and last evening
Among the New-Yorkers at the Ocean House, to-day,
,ver. "A yander j. Kock Gtenyle Kane, j. II. Purdy j.
Parnell J. j. McDougall, Harrison d. Kerr, Cnauncey
+ Kerr j. II. Ham. rslcy. John : Lawrence George ;.
pike Charles s Goddard, Mrs. X. ". Fox, Mrs. j. G.
soe,c,r and Miss NJ. simpson Among the other guests
are Calderson Carlisle ~ Washington; Wan Appleton,
A NJ Billiard. q. T.. Foster and wife, John d. Bates. H.
g. Brooks OK Boston; W. A. >pooner. Or Nc"-Do llegt'
Oxfori Eng j. 81. Robinson and j. H. STICKING, or Batl-
more y VI. Terry. of AuuBpoll,; eN-'foN Lpplil, or
Rhode f,land f. -. Lyand aud IL l. onlthcs, Oh Ing
iIud: ana J. Il. Valentine. OF Fall RIVER
Mr. Erastus Brooks Of NeV-lork' Is the guest OF his
s.ter-u-aw. Mrs Brooks. also Of NewYora, who has a
cottage here.
The MASQUERADE ball at Sea-Yew, Tuesday evening
given by Mr. and Mrs James p kernocnan 0f NeWl
promises To be "A brilliant dItlr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
RUN DOWN By 4 FERRT-BOAL

Row-BOAT CONTAINING FOUR sCHoOL-BoYs CAP
SIZED IN THE NORTH RIvER-rHREE OF THE
PARTY DROWNED.
The ferry boat ROslyn, of the Weehawken
Line was heading toward the pier at the foot OF West
Fortysecondst trip, about 1870 yes
terday when she struck aud capsized small rowbOa
containing boys who had eu making frantic efforts
to attract the OF the pilot The ferry boat
under Roadway at the time, aud Was bang carried
down the river by a strong ebb-tide. The os-boat had
been hidden by ce-barge anchored on the foot oil
West Forty-thiryi-st., ana by the pilot Of
the ROsyn until IL was too late to prevent collision
The pilot rang the bell and reversed the paddle
wheels. the boat drifted under his sarboard bow.
and was struck by the guards below the wheel
house The hoy VINO was rowing was struck on the back
Of the head by one guards and with cry OF PAIN
fell INTO the water Two of his companions sDrang into
fle water. but were unable To- SWIM. They sank ana
rose o surface several times, masking desperate VI
forts Keep themselves aoa bat they were finally Gu
the swift current before any asriSlaacr couu
reach them. The fourth bOy, tnr smallest oi tue party
clang 90 the uptuineI boat. raising his face, WHITE
from fear, and crlIUg loudly for help. John
which anchored nrar the place, spfang INTO the
water and swimming to tlc side Of sac frightened boy
The small boat, ~ fhc ferry boat were speedily manned
and Efforts made O Tee the bodies ~ "a other
lads. ~ TIE I'- could Pee -rcn however ana
when thc o-yu nad diitr down as Tar - Ihrts ,uurth
ST., the search Wis discontinued.
The ferr y-u0at tHeu reei 90 her slip at FOr,yscc
ond-st.. bringing With her tht Surviving boy. H. was
nr.t-t. He taken o. TIE TWcHfy second Precinct
Police station, and a'ter"ard conveyed nome. Last
night quite 30 from the shock and exposure re
undergone ii- companions we're aacertainec Z" be
oscar Tucker, age twelve 81 No 4Ol West fortYthlrd
ST.: Henry Yofkse agt Of No. 265 West Forty
tblrlst., and samuel schwartz, az 10, OF No. o1l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-11
GncciIl Nollces.

Advertisement. intended for the next issue Ok THE
WEEKLY II.IBJSL sAoud be handed 80 before - ~ To-
day
Brain FocI str.n-tl-as %. brIin. Positive remedy
for weakened urCCs sut uuI penA tlDc IL an "lu<'ts
DrDol AcH', Ii'rulc,, l5t-sI ami lsti'e, SEES york
Brain food is sod 3y Hulnu, Herald Bui.d-ag cas-
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Nervous Exhaistion comprising srles
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SYNOPSIS ui tr mpeil-l o marriage 4ld thc treatment u
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IL E~DAl al a n lor fuoic' ~ 'li,'A i'i ~
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scan ,.l i,othu. QlerusOWu correspondence iDr
rra.c, be forwarded by this n amer mus. De- -h",V
alarsscl aud 20 O3J A. ~ iof t..c dll' D stealis1ly
P-r.igp via liayrs; TIL H~DAf n - n Tor Europe
by steamship Sltva via Plymouth, Chefloufg ana j. N
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sfa.u.r De- specially Addressed i4I ~ o. .i 10y @',
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oder VIA southampton taa Bremen The steam -hDa l"t
taas BoruIa aud Yot Berlin do not ta@c mails .oT Bon.
mar. aud norway lhc mails Tor emma ana Japan
le Wy YvrK SD T. l. JAMES Postmaster
,erja Meeting " tho Republican Central Committee ot
Oiiy OF -.ca-4 Oc. Viii Ue st on lte,y s'i"- .
i'm Inst 0ciDcs, az Republican, i-a, 80" ~. he ar
Broad a. ur he purpose order Ig primary elections %
elect ae, a. -lts Convention. AMI ior the ta1Hic-
lion OF sucn other may be deemed aIy 81
ThEobOkus, MCLEOD sccietlry
The Executive Committee vii meet on the same evening" AZ
the sane place, at ~ ocioe. Meners VIII please %
D-,r1It JOEL W. mason, Chairman
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THE DR4NI.
uR. AND MRS. FLORENJE.

~ ~ -TT'''-' 7 WIN =
There was q change of bill at the Eagle
Theatre ,sst night when Mr. and Ms Florence aban-
douog r tlc present. the long popular Mighty Dol
lar" returned o. Of their and The rubics chief
est fror,a IAe Ticket OF Leave Man" II was received
Of course, with uuGl-ging interest with abundant ug-
ter and WITH usual manifestations of feeling dur Do
the moe accta. scenes. Mr. Forence's Bob Briery is
lcr-Hustion ful of truth fine and gentle W seEt-
meut ana thoroughly sympathetic, that It WI! ionz
keep s hold upon tie popuarafecti0n. Mrs.. F]rcnc 5
Emily So ErrSmond supplies the oyer-serouS drama
with plenty Of rlcy humor. II the other cnarac cs IN
The play not represented with ideal excellence,
there something urlsowortly IN Oh, and il aC
lc4-, ae said that the Stars fairly supported.