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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05
NOTICE.

Confederate Memorial Monument.
CPECIAL CARS FOR THE CHOIR WILL LEAVE
- the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Depot at
2 30 D M TO DAY. W. +. BOYLE, for Committee
Headquarters Memphis Light Guards.
M EMPHIS, June 5. 1S7S.-This command is Or
vi dered to assemble at their armory, in full dress
UNIFORM, at l12 O'Clock IN. TO-DAY. to take part In
unwilling the Confederate Monument at Elmwood.
By order RICHD II. ALLEN, JR.,
Com'dg ID. L. G.
n
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE last day Of
the spring trotting meeting at Point Breeze
park has been postponed. 2:26 race-Black
Frank. l, l, l; Bateman, 4. 2, 2; Champion
Morrill,, 3, 3, 3; Sadie Bell, 2, distanced.
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At Detroit.

Time-2:29, 2:241E. 2:28. Free for al
3, 2, 8; John H., 4, 4, distanced. TimC-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-05

OEMI-ANNUAL communication of LEILA a
- SCOTT LODGE, No. 2S9, will be held "a
this "WEDNESDAY evening, June 9Th, at Xxx
O'Clock, for dispatch of business ana pay-/ w
ment CT dues All NJ u. 3 in good standing are fra
ternally invited TO meet with u.s.
BY order A. S. MYERS, W. II.
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HEADo,TERs CHICKAsAW GUARDS

Special Order, No. IL Memphis, June 5, 1878.
T(NHE members of this command are hereby Or
i deTed to assemble at their armory, in full dress
uniform, at o'clock pm. TO DAY, 10 participate in
the unwilling oil the Confederate Monument at ELM
wood. By order S. T. CARNES,
A. W, JONES o. s. CAPTAIN COm'do
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j. B. POston, Chairman; Major 7. H. Hartmus, n.
Falls, Colonel j. 81. Edmonds0D, f. NJ. Nelson,
Major W. d. Beard, Tohn T. Hil,sman, James
Cleary Colonel George r Phelan, Captain James
Gennette G plain Z. A Cole Captain Thomas Tobtn,
Colonel Jesse A FORREST
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
WHAT BGN BUTLER RECON-
NkENDs.

B, F. Butler of Massachusetts,. who,
for many years, was Known BY such pet
names AS Beast Butler" and Spoon
Thief Batter. has taken decided
stand on the side OF the people against
the money sharks aud boni holders oil
the east. lie is the only member Of Con
gress from New Elglaud that openly
favors tue reInoneIlz,tlon OF silver, and
it is iutimated that he Is also in favor OF
the repeal Of the resumption Act. At "a
recent conference OF silver men held at
Washington. Batter, Ewing and Buck
ner were the le.iin5 spirits. aud
an organization Of the friends OF
RECOMMENDATION was recommended TO
be made hroughout the country. But
Ter made u telling speech on the subject
and earnestly recommended that IL
case the silver biil should be vetoed
by tie President, it should be tackled
on to every appropriation bill that
comes before the House uutil the repre-.
sentatives OF capital Ia the Senate aud
the Pres dent should be com peeled to
yield. This sentiment of Batter was
loudly cheered. and. as the silver men
have majority in tbs House Vi Repre-.
seutaiives, the Recommendation Of the
Essex Statesman will undoubtedly be
carried out il, Hayes does not sigu the
bill.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
GoRHAM EoR JONES.


George G. Gorham of California,
Secretary of the United States Senate,
writes letter to the Carson Appeal en-
dorsing the course of Senator j. r.
Jones and recommending the people
of Nevada to re-elect him to the Senate.
He says Jones has been financially
crippled. and is no lolger man ot
wealth, though he will not owe the
world dollar wnen ne adjusts his
affairs He has suffered b. unfortu-
nate Investments. aud Ia QUE Instance
lost $4,000 81 h5iplu9 frieui in
distress. Gorh tm farther states, that
the assertion, that Jones put out money
as an luducement for no nlnatlon at the
time he Was elected, Is false, as every
well informed person knows.
I The people have been half inclined
to forgive Senator Jones for making d
mousyed contest for the Senatorship
i've years ago. At that time, as every
well informed person know VS., Gorham >
denial to the Contrary notwithstanding,
his cohorts prostituted the ballot box
end made the right of suffrage mock.
cry, by going publicly into the streets
on slectIon day and Offering gold notes
for votes. Tnis, perhaps, was done
without the knowledge or consent OF
John p. zones, bat that lie furnished
the money there Is no doubt whatever.
Notwithst "A ling all this, his course III
question, has caused many to forget his
faults, aud remember onls the good he
has attempted to accomplish for the
State. If. however. bis advocacy Of the
remonetiz alton OF silver Is all that can
bs SAID in his favor, 1t should be re-
memberet that 1t Is because of his be
ing Republican, that he Is broaght
before the pubic 50 consplcuousIy on
the silver question. A year and hall
ago. the House OF r ,presentatIves--the
Confederate House as 1t was Called
passed the silver bill as party meas
ure. and the Republican Senate killed
it. We believe III common with many
other oitizens of N-ytda. that our Sen.
ators aud Representatives in Congress.
should DO actual aud not constructive
citizens of the State. and that that
should bs the first. as 1t Is the h g best
qualification, Tor sucn Positions. and
SHOULD be- held above party by the PEG
pie and the Legislature. la that qualii
cation john p. Joues, who caunot be
considered a resident OF the State, lis
deficient, aud for this, if no other rea.
son, he ought not TO be re elected.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The Conditions % Peace.

LONDON, Jan 2S.
The following off sial version oil the
conditions of peace is made public:
First. - Autonomy for Bulgaria,
boundaries not d, fiaed. under COVER
nor to be appointed according 10 the
stlpuIations of the Coustantlnopie Con.
ference. The Turkish military forces
to DO withdraw to certain locaiitie3.so
be determined upon.
Second --Iudependence of Raumania.
with compensation for territory near
the mouth of the Danubs, which she
will make over to Russia.
Third--Local autonomy for Bosnia
aud Herr goyina and independence Of
Servia. with territorial recliication.
This rectification of the Servian trout.
Ter may moan a transfer of Little Zsor-
lux to Seryia, but la Difference to AUS
,ria aud other Powers tue question is
left quite open
rth--Aggrandizement for Monte
negro ona basis OF tbs Sta quo post
bellunl, subject to the approval of the
Powers.
kI,h--Cession of Batonm and pay.
meut OF indemuity OF money or terri
tory, or some equivalent to be deter.
miued upon.
ln'lly. the Sultan is to undertake 70
to consider how to protect Russian in
terests IN the passage of the DArdan-
elles.
Peace Conditions signed.
LONDON Jan. 2S.
1t is stated that peace preiniuaries
have been signed by the Russian and
Turkish delegates, ami that England
has the Porte's permission to seud its
Il ct through the D.ciannell es.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29

From the Idaho Avalanche.

lrEom the ldanO Avalanche.
Operations were resumed at the
Potosi on Monday last under. the di.
rrctlon OF one Of the leading merchants
OF this city, who is largely Interested in
the property aud has great faith in the
the future of the mine. The ledge is
looking better than ever.
AT the Black Jack tue shaft is down
depth of rs feet. Ia both slopes on
the first level the ledge has Is splendid
complexion and much rich rock il
being taken ont. Teams are engaged
ia haaling quartz both TO the Wagon.
town aud Leonard mills.
Arrangements are beiag made to
start up The Orc Pino at AN early day.
IL Is undoubtedly one of the best mine 3
In the country.
Work Was resumed on the Leviathan
mine on Florida Mountain yesterday,
aud "a considerable quantity of good ore
will be sent away from there in q few
weeks.
The Poormau mine will be adyer-
tised for sails ina few days, 1t is the
general impression here that the recent
attempt made by parties iu San Fran
cisco 10 have work resumed on this
mime was characterized by an absence
OF enrrsy aud earnestness. otherwise il
wonll have been a SUCCESS. ia ~
1t is reported that a mammouth
qnartz Ioie has recently been discov-
sssd within twelve miles OF Boise City I.
"2ra ,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Charges Indefinitely Postponed :
Assessment Levied.
SAN Francisco, Jan.


SAN Francisco, jan. 20.
In the City Criminal Cours this
morning, on motion of Judge Lake,
special attorney for the prosecution. the
charges ag ,inst Kearney. Knight, Well
ock and Hayward, of yiolatIoa OF the
Gibbs ordinance. we're Indefinitely
postponed.
Crown Point has levied an assess
ment of 81 per share. delinquent
March 5th.
Deatn OF Senator Angney
G1LR0Y. Jan. %.
Hon. W. z. Angney. Senator from
Santa Clara conuty, died ut his resi-
dence. three miles from this city, last
night. after long aud painful illness.
Tue deceased was enc of our oldest
residents, aud for many years has occn-
pied a prominent posili III i'll the d. mo-
cratic party. He served Que term IN
the Assembly OF 1869. where his efforts
In thecanse of reform g,ined him the
name of Watch. dog OF the Treasury.
His term as Senator would expire
with the present session.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29

The Supreme Lresast exssndlaed Messrs.
Soderberg. Whiiehill aud Melzbach as
TO legal Attachments last FRIDAY and ad-
nitted them tp thsbar. These grnsle.
aaen are now qualified to practice law in
eli ths CoarAA 0l NsvadA~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
TIE LIZ C r A = HlC.
DISPATCHES
Alleged Perfidy OF Senator Butler
of SOnth Carolina.

OA ED6eAA
New YORK, JAN 2S.
The New York Times has long
article showing the pertidy of Senator
Butler. of South Carolina. Comets ely
summed up, Buffers conduct was this:
While delegate to the Taxpayers
Convention OF the State of South
Carolloa he made "a bargain with a
number of persons engaged in specula-
ton IN South Carolina bonds, whereby
be was to use his influence AS "a mem
Der of the Convention to further the
schemes of the spectators; That III
consideration for such C ,uduct on his
part, he Was to receive ten per cent. of
the profits which should accrue to the
spectators FROM the action OF the Con-
vention, and that he really performed
his share Of the bargain. The story OF
Buffers perhdy, aud the manner III
which it Was disclosed, form an inter-
esting narrative which has hitherto
been untold.
Jay Could Charges Corruption.
New YORK. Jan. %.
The Tribune's Washington Special
says: 1t is reported on good authority
that the sum Of 500. 000 b As beeu
raised by those Interested III siiver
mining on the Pacific Coast to assist in
moulding public opiuion IN favor of
the RECOMMENDATION Of "the dollar OF our
fathers. This sum, II Is said, is beiug
used judiciously Ia those sections o.
the country where the sentIm4nt of the
people Is strongest against silver inda
ton. The Democrats are generally
considered as "ali right" ami no work
Is needed Ia the South and West, but
in the East bright and ac i've young
lawyers, who have some influence in
their respective localities, are said to
have been hired at from $1,000 to
%SfOOO CdCI3 W WElL0 ana SDEdh III
favor OF silver aud SO tura the tide in
its favor. In the meantime the owners
OF silver mines are said to b. carefully
running their drifts and adits on ha
force aud time, to avoid glut of silver
III the market. aud thus keep W its
price as much as possible until the fate
OF the Bland bill is decided r cent
discoveries of chemists and milsiugists
IN the science of cupellation have bssn
SO Important that some of them claim
that they Can even melt up sheet lead
aud the piping in ordinrry uso, and ex.
tract sufficient percentage of silver TO
make the operation largely profitable.
AMI arrangements have been already
made to reopen the workings of many
abandoned mines Of poor ores under
the new cupellaung processes if the
bill should pass.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
The Electoral Bargain.

NEW York. Jan. %
The Times Colo tg) special says:
Major Burke. of Nav Orleans, a leader
OF the Louisiana Democracy, has been
Interviewed about tue 50 called elector
al bargain. lie defended the President
and the Southern Dsmocr.tic Con
gressmen from the charges of party ia.
fidelity. The people of Louisiana had
expressed no favor for the electoral bill :
they regarded it as means Of letting
Iilden down easy; they had been led to
expect that Tilden and the Democratic
party in the North would cl.iu, their
rights. and, II need be, enforce them.
Illden favored the electoral bill. not
outstanding his denial since. Burke
continues. regarding the counting OF
the votes: The Tilden managers in
Washington bad schemes for defeatip.
the count In the Senate, aud for hold
AHo +" ~" SiCCbiOu uuueF OO1kIinJ Il
leadership, but the party had never au
thorized them. l know positively that
Conkiiug had speech all prepared in
favor OF throwing out the vote OF Loalsi
ana, IN which event he was to have
been elected President of the Senate
and would have become President
pending the new election. which would
have taken place year afterwdrd. IN
den's friends we're satisfied with this mr..
rangement. because they thought that
with his Wounds fresh blesoIng he
would have no trouble in securing the
Democratic. nomination., aud Conk i'm !
doubtless thought ia It with the control
OF the patronage. he could easily sheise
Hayes aud become the Republican cln.
d'date. The Cause which pre- vented an
attempt at carrying out this programme
was the dissrust tsit by Conklius y ad
hsrents"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-19
An Alderman Killed by nm Alderman.


AUSTIN March 10. - Alderman Joseph
Male stabbed Alderman r. J. Mnrklcy about 2
o'clock to-day on the sidewalk of the avenue. in
front of the Palace saloon. Markley died al
had appeared rejecting upon the motives OF
parties Interested in "A proposition e. build a
100000 market house. in the. ward Alderman
platt at the Statesman office this morning and
there had an alteration with Alderman Mark
ratel in stuni, and ngh,. Nall throwing an
inkstand or PAPER weight at Marklcy They
were separat "a Nv the editors. subsequently
they met on the sidewalk and after II moment :
alteration came together with the result above
stated.
Male Is under arrest. having voluntarily sur
rendered. Markley was "A baker and grocer,
and Male is n lumber merchant.
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4 DIyORCE SVII ~ man LIFE
The WIFE OLA Prominent hector ana Well
Known Lawyer Implicated.


Til morning. iu the Circuit Court. suit
tor l.s.r. N- hlri VS. Mr.. josephine T.
Irankliu a.Hii ."r lu.,al' llr J.. G. fianh-
lin. ''nl iirr- ol the daily u1por- We're
90 ifry.N. lu f.ln lr.lt. "a ll.rl
hns,D at .cla-t. suger. ~ so,uu. ii
go-Siu lur , iIfr i.t if' y"..l-, utll c~ic 'lly
Tor 81. t.-- a s u.U'l-. tu.t thor. ,ai hc no
doubt as o. iue -ge'N. allegation, mods ~
iAo VILE. Dr. trHnNm II me ii-hno"n
H. roW g, t IL /, a" Wc-t, l ir feat Of
belongs - .nr ct the best known st. Louis
Inmulps, aui IT. iadynf'i t.rh "r brilliant
hcaompu nut .prrs nal Wtr iv'r'~s;
Hhcy W r." i4gT.gl a..ut zen y'nl- oso. am!
AgH. Though tier" lul lcrn numerous quar-
RES bnlwr d llg baud wife. u'er' Nas 40 a ,ual
timc thcy wore living at Garrison and ]; lston
avenues H. house owlrI hy Mrs lruiklln. or
drona ON" grown daughter, moved 10 2 house
on Tw.Wy-lluth and Pine streets, while the
wiz renaIrl "a GARRISON az nue. retaining
custody a.! ID r own child
T4oNie alleged oalousynp cruel treatment
on the Inr' OF th husband, While the lattercon-
uded t, bic friends tha fact. that hi- wli,'s con-
duct had h,.n such as 10 bring scandal upon
herself and .lu. and g. lay her open ~ The US
peion Of innl.iity. His welded 'lii", Franklin
until CoL stewart was INTRODUCED into his FAM
lily. Col. stewart, Dean of the Law and Faculty,
u gentleman, long eminent in the law. and
one Whose ,o'al character was without blot
rms occurred SIX years ago, Stewart boing
introduced ~ an intimate and mutual friend
from tnllornla. For iWo. or three years Stewart
visited the house rarely, but ho finally became n
regular visitor. coming without ceremony and
always ilndinga eordul Welcome. Frank lin gave
him his law business. Gnt other eli, MS for him,
nade him Presents. and was 50 infatuated with
him that he was ready 10 make my sacrifice to
ndyanco his interest one day Franklin. much
10 his surprise received an Anonymous letter.
warning hlm against stewart, md alleging that
he was Undermining the affections # thc wife.
Ator thinking about the matter. the husband
concluded that the Letter Was the, work of sono
malicious onomy ana determined 10 pay no at
tention t. n, II" aughingy tod hi, wife about
y and said II was good Joke on Col. stewart
subsequently other anonymous loiters Of SIM
liar import were received, hul uour of them
poem ~ lave madn an imIrcs.io ON
!he conlilng husband. A revelation was
bound tp como" however. on" dny q
teryan' man in ny. house remarked casually
T. the D,'t0r Thai Mrs. Franklin must have
pom" nlglt goo friend, as she received a let
IfHN"ly iuY rom thn Same ~ r-On. Dr Frank
IN SUSPICION were now aroused in earnest
1c ~ n.y. 9l~ huEEy a4d drolo on MS If rro-
go hS % Ills olil 800. Instead Of going ~ hi
ssu ~, nnM',rri b" drove n low horks. turned
- l.lh'I. tud luhhIuR "a circuit. came back a.
~ nINE ~ gee on Gnrr.sou avenue. uenr his
EiI'h ~. Wl =" he waited for the uOstman
~ man 'Hlne along IN "a few uiiuutes nud
HOih MN NJ 'autu.sd n letter addrsssel H. hi,
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THE SUN.

1873. NEW YORK. 1873
A. the time has come cor the renewal n' suh,crip
tons TIE SIS would REMIND IT., iricnl. aN wei wish
a.. everywhere. that It Is again clnllae for tleu
tou-i cation AMI support Upon record Tor the Iu
ten wears % reiss ion continuance OF ue heart, yn
ailiy amt generous cooperation which have hitherto
tceuext, udci g. 1t from every quarter vi the Union
Tie Daily sun Is iourpnse sheet Of - colunne
price by uiall Jos; paid 81 cents MONTH VI sJ.js
err wear.
The sunday edition ~ THy SrN isa ei-'tni- 'h',t
Of aecolumr, While giving the news OF tie itv itiiD
contun. large amount OF literary ANA nu. s'lane1li
matter !ccialy prepared itr a. Ii. >u>pr sex hii
u.,t,aM stcAt success, rotrui - 'rir
The weekly sun.
WI Zoos DOT knpw TIM Nf.,Y ~rv ftrirc1'Atsi
urau-holi the ruit,l staics tNc Cuaas ami h,.
tuai NneN u.ou-iui iauNu. greet De-, wr'cpns
,a-,. vtet', amt regard it 100 f" i-l'.f tri, c'In
-.rnr ana 'r,ui rs news. cli. ..i. r-.. 'I.l All
Dt,ra.A department., make % essentials .ual. 1rtn
lnly aiA Oh, nt,,le Term. one Dniiar aFelr.
io-tpui Tia fu.,. qft.N c.p. il Do u.ec' Of tii
ou,alc., NEWSPAPER published Dor ,.l- uu wta
-.OcA,h, we VAL Of I'd 'aeN'.t cniyi.c Address
PUBLISHER or iiiN srN So" iirN ity
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wife. and. ne he alleges. In tho woll-known
handwriting of Col. Stewart.
The letter began Dearest Love-" md was
couched in such language as oniy Y nun Y il
very tender terms with lazy couil w.,
nd Lis wife. who admitted that the letter was
from Cob stewart. and that sle WINS IN ,nG hmi,t
Of getting such missves. hut tnut no nurin WIS
intended. and that Col. Stewart was an honor
able gentleman. 80, l., IL
Dr. Franklin refused TO lose faitn IN ms VIC.
initnr h" Continued to live with her DR.. Frank
lin alleges TINT on a subsequent occqsion he
went ~ New York to- attend the National llOmT;
opnthic Convent on. On his return he learned
that his wife had again been CORRESPONDING with
stewart though this she denied. He also he
Ills wife and Stewart had been. with his con-
sent in the habit of riding, out frequently
and other resorts. Franklin heard that his wiio
and her escort mad been seen in suspicious
proximity to cach other. and that on one ,occa-
sion they had halted at way-house for refresh
mcnts. whore they remained some time. They
had been known 10 stay out as late as half past
ten o'clock at night. There was now constant
war between husband and wife; elimination
and recrimination became 80 frequent that liv-
ing together was no longer endurable. anu sep
The wife Of course. tells an entirely different
story. Shc alleges that her husband mad NC
cause whatever for jealousy: Col Stewart had
been his hes, friend had saved him from Imam
cial ruin. and had never come to the house ex-
cept upon the pressing invitation OF her nus ii
band. Dr. Franklin, she said. though nm oli
man. was like n child in many respects. lie
had suspicious nature. and the most yio;
lent and uncontrollablc temper she had
ever known. He had taken tho keys away
from her, and refused 70 let her Keep house or
have anything to do with his domestic affairs;
For n long time before thoir separation lie had
declined to provide her with anything. neither
clothes. shoes. nor even ear tickets; he had em-
poyod detectives to watch her. and she was
kept under espionage three months without
discovery Of anything that was not ladylike in
her conduct These charges undoubtedly con-
stiiute the chief charges In her petition for a
divorce.
Mrs. franklin is q prcrossesslng .nnd re-
markahly intelligent lady Of 80. DIR. Franklin
is about 56.
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Ttal O. STATE.

I'OR SAIE.-A wcllculuvatci 3par farm Ros.
i ian. ! stock CROPS. HEALTHY lo'atuu aAuu lance
M irui adapted fur market lfricnius r poultry iari.
near depot. t,ru- Vasf. nu n-'ii-
Z Bt s-iNr. 10Th 81 and - a., NY
lSNISTM ENT.-EoonN prupcrty aHi Fast ipfi -
! fi'cr uurthNltil low. Application AIIklbuE SONS.
~ Fast Houston 4
NTtH Hound Brook. on e of one hour
from New YORK, good truck farm ~ u Hrrc~. nN
uiliNt good buildings. ami plenty u rut. "nN = 81
hali cash Apily Co y L'rfELL, Round BruNh.
~ NV detached c.taso. five nice ro'ms $50 cash,
~ IiH, ~ Loo l.'hf ft.-' NDlNNf -i e. Doc j. tt
chHf,he. ilst ., near - as. south BsolAyu ApIy
600 .nn."s
Cnl LOTS DO NoA citr-ll ID er.lul hcli.
,'''VO N' lurtu'n- rapid usu-ti SAL ~ ~. .H'f tease
toe value, of Tins lruitr', rNfIiR BROS
3D. West $3.50 4ll = NAf|.'t s'-
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NOR sNLE-Fauc, ir-h with LARGO io'.ci~g iiot
j rHlln.. itu-~e- Garrett mN..n-. 'u-r. .'ur-. sc,
caraI. taul Ht - ir'. at - ''.iiin %. r0 .nll'
Il ENTING'h Cot.I IJElN..!> AT. IDy
ft atty. Testimonials up.n the m',t ,u,,Nt mN
d..
r...c ilcout, rcr los SOFT hval 'ui.l.'.
IACl contain NO opium ng pr, purtfiNu fl rrlf
l. rot GERA y CO.. N.W y ..
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49, -. 49,
YORK AQUARIUM.

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can he visited lurn. Lent with the utmost propriciy
Continued success Of The ten wonderful RRpNtHn
HONShS trained ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOATS AMI
troupe ui EDUCATED DOGS
Finest trained animal. IN the world performing the
most surpusu- saf. inarNt l0us trick. ana astonishing
leaps seen. ma never attempted before by any other
horses
Performances daily At , ~ and = 31r VI
Admission accents children halt price.
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