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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-12
SAN FRANCISCO.
Suicide or Ex!Tax Collector Aisxan.
der Aussiu-Over eSoO,ooo Of
Mosey Belonging 60 b Ctsy
Observation-Disclosures Of the De.
ceased In stocks.


ceased In stocks.
San FRAScisco, September ll.-AleI.
ander Austin. a prominent member OF
the Big Board Of Brokers and ex-Tar
Collector, committed suicide at his u
try residence OF San Matso this NORM
ing. So far rs the particulars are
learned II seems that he got up about 3
O'Clock this morning. went into the sta.
BILE and shot himself through the heart
with q siI.shootsr. Numberless rumors
are afioat concerning the condition in
which he leaves his affairs and tho causes
leading to the suicide. Austin was sup
posed to have in his possession some
$500. 900 Of protested taxes. which had
been held by him since his retirement
from office. He refused to pay the
amount into the city treasury until the
cases now pending in the courts to test
the validity Of the protested tax had
been settled. Recently a decision was
rendered under which It became nsces-
sary for him TO turn over the money i'm
msdiately. Following the decision it
Was rumored that Austin had attempted
suicide at the Occidental Hotel. The
rumor was denied by his medical ad.
wiser and friends, who alleged that he
was suffering from m affection OF the
brain resulting from over-srcitsmsnt
and hard work attendant upon the recent
activity In the stock market. Full faith
ives not accorded tho explanation Of his
illness above noted. there being quite =
general belief that the street version Of
the matter was correct. Coupled with
the previous report, which Is now gain
ing additional crsdence. are many ru-
mors, the general tendency Of which Is
that the amounts due for taxes have been
dissipated by losses In stocks and er-
travsgant living expenses. II Is held by
some that the funds In question were
absorbed In tho HAlston failure. What
sver truth there may DO in these reports,
II is certain that while Austin has always
--..a...1 III. raoa;ness IN ,u,n tba
p.s. ~, a.. ,,.a.nrv uron snch a ia.
a,.,on h. has ner.isieptiy declined 10
s,.,s wh.,s h fnnds were depo,ited.
S;.nstch mat received from San
M.,.o AN. Lustin was in bal AT The
time no shot himself, and that no n
vss n vi,n,ss Of The deed. II ia now
Ssanitsly ,tatsd that Alexander Austin's
rscent iIlnsss nj The Occidental Hotel
vss moi dus 10 natural causes. but 10 a
do.. m s.rvcbnips, from the effects Of
vbich urompt medical attention re.
iisyed him. He went 10 San Mateo YES.
t.rd.v On tbs vay bs ia ,aid 10 have
,smo,tsa that bis attsmpt here was A
i|silnr.. but he thought he could do bet.
"a, A. san Matso.
A, an. ssssion NJ tbs BIg Board 10.
d.S prssiSsnt pecIbam Referred in feel.
;ng ,.,m. ~ tbs dsatb Of Aus,in. but
apy sc,ion Y%slative IN adjournment was
no.,nonsd I'm ,hs dsv Sor tba funeral Ia
sysd
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ONE or rnE pRIonrR,r CHARMS

OF . fair fsce 10 . nne set Of tssth The Isdiss
being fully alive to this fsct. psironiss 500
Don't In preferences u AM other dsntifriee,
since they know BY experiences that it preserves
like no other the pristine uhitensss and clean.
liness Of he teeth. and mahes . nstafally sweei
pr,sth additionally frasrant. II 10 one OF ihs
privileges of the bsoux sSr ~ look lovely, and
that portion VI Il which uses s0Z0DOhT hal
learned that the article contributes In no anal
degree TO the end In view. All drussists sell
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THEY ALI. TAKE IT.

When the system 10 run down 10 that extent
that you pass sleepless nishts. are nervous and
irritable. have gloomy f~orebodinss. sour stom-
sch. sick headache and coated tongue. do not
under General Debility but cheer ny and Try
whites Prairie Flower. the great Liver panaces.
for sale 10 every city and town on tho
continent No medicine ever compounded 10
half lie equal for the cure OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint. IL he. . specinc powsi ovss
the liver. and by curing. the Liver. Dyspep'ia
and all Other diseas's arising rom y yanisn =
N BY magic. sample bottles Are sold q the
small price Of rs cents. that ~ill convince you
Of Its msrits. Large size bottles 10 cents. zoe
sale everywhere. au9A sow
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0. u.

o. n. oALLur. opposite the Bank Of cslifoe.
mia, Gold Hill. keeps constantly on hand III
favorits brands Of Imported c.nrs. oholes bit
schaum pipes, nuts, candles. hns cutlery. and
toys and iancy goods OF all kinds. apis n
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AT q hop hsrs las. week. 9 gusas gave
as . reason for dancing With every othei
lady at . party. before dancing with hi'
wife. that hs reserved the best for the
last.-Ndrruodnseft Herald.
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From. Memphis.

The following dispatch which explains
itself was received to-day:
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. II. 1878.
Wells Drury. Secretary Printers
Union: Fifty dollars received. Seven
Union printers dead. Twelve down and
four conyalescing. II. MooDE.
Printers Relief Committee.
A will he remembered by our readers,
the Comstock printers sent also $50 to
each Of the Unions OF New Orleans and
vieksburg. Nothing has been heard
from those points.
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MEDICAL

This great cure for Rhsumsiism. Neuralgia
and all Pains. Burns. sealds, Colds, and eli
aches and pains that people and families suffer
with, 10 really Q wonder add . success. ].
Jones. Jr. sells 70 1t Gold Hi. jsia em
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WHEN va read that General sz.pa-
ritz 10 fighting at Doboj." We feel like
calling upon merciful heaven TO stop
this cruel war while there 10 any Of the
alphabet left.
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1'Hr Boston Poa cruelty suggests that
Eli Perkins shall 90 South and summer
down With the country.
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Room 90, friedrich House,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.

DR.. DAVIDSON having devoted his sntlrs
attention TO the disease OF men, especially
those arising from excesses and early abuses,
including Gonorrhea. elect. syphilis. involun.
tary emissions nocturnal and diurnAl and
chronic diseases generally. 10 enabled 70 guaf
antse speedy cures to those who may consult
him.
Ut. Dsvlcson's valuable Medical work,
practical Observations on Nervous Debility
TO which 10 added an kssay on Marriage. with
soms important chapters on disofders u Tho
reproductive organs. will be cent ylEl 10 any
address on receipt OF postage itamp 70 prepay
postage.
Patients whose cases have BEEN badly trssisd.
neglected or pronounced incursbls, are partieu.
larry invited 70 call.
Observe the address,
DIR. DAVID DAVIDSON,
Room % Friedrich Houss.
Virginia, Nevada.
HOURS FOR CONSULTATION Prom 10
TIL 8. and from Q til 8. OF By special appoint
msnt. jyis hb
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The Breakfda Tabs suspects that
Kearnsy must belong 10 the Chinese,
because be displays 90 much chin chin.
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wrsrrns paper recommends the bay
fever party 70 pool their iah.lsh.lsh'
Shoes
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THE MORNING STAR MINE.

when Located - whers Situated
The Amoaas OF work Dese-Ine
Ledge Developed fts rresess
Coudisisu and Future frospeess'
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IMPORTANT
N DICAL NOTICE
pR. DAVID DAVIDSON, M. d..

nv THE EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
Colleges, pupil Of the world renowned
pita. London. England. Medical Lecturer st
the Missouri rtats Museum Of Anatomy. author
Of I" Practical Observations on Nervous DebiL
ity." ETC.. ETC., may be consulted daily o. his
once,
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FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, si.oo,

And the same 70 and nom all intsrmsdists
points.
Passsnssrs Of 0isnbrook desiring 10 20 10
NeKinney's win be taken there the same night.
for We Are determined 70 fully accommodate
everybody
CAPTAIN Pok1NE 10 one OF the abiest and
most experienced Captains on the lake. and -
such 10 veil and fAvorsbiy known 70 al trsv.
slsn.
Ths GOV. STANFORD being the largest
steamer on the lake. her capacity and fseili.
ties for comfort and accommodates are m
squaisd. lyman
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Lake TAHOE
Steamer "Gov. Stanford"
CAPTAIN J. H. PoxINK.
r U G

THE wxLLKNowN DouBLs DECK AND
l double engine steamer GOV. STAMFORD
having been purchased By Messrs Hswthorne.
Turner and Pomins, every attention win BE-
given TO the enjoyment and accommodation Of
the travelling and p; ssars,sssling pubiie.
trip~ around the isks, touching Of Bot springs.
Tahoe City, kcxinnsy's. Emerald Bay. Tanks.
Rowland's. etc. connecting with Bentop's
stasss from Carson. Gold hifl and Virginia,
and thence 70 Tahoe City &c time for Moody 4
tral pncinc Railroad.
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NOTICE.

NorIoE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT WI
doLD HILL LU1BER YARD TO I. =.
SAWYER, and III accounts and notss Of the
late nrm dus must be paid OF settled imns-
distely With L. 3. SAWYER. our duly author.
lied aeent.
- lvk u. y. YUAN = w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13


BRIEF LOCAL IrEMs.-Bllsiness was again
dull on Change yesterday. The highest
reported price paid at the Tobacco En-
change was SIT.
The annual address before the Richmond
Howtzcr Association will be delivered at
Association Hall tonight aL 81 o'clock. The
public is invited
The Grand Committee OF the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter will meet 1t noon to-day at
the grand secretary's Office.
In consequence OF the high water no cot
ton is being shipped to New York. The
consequence is that q large quantity is
stored in and around the Danvillc freight
dep0:s.
The annual masquerade ball OF the Hal
cyon Club will take place at the club-rooms
Tues day, December l7th, ut 81 O'Clock.
Loose tobacco in large quantities was dis
posed OF yesterday at both Shockoe and
Crenshaws' warehouses. Very good prices
were obtained.
At the church socablc OF DR.. Hoge's
church tonight, after partakiDs OF most de-
liciouS refreshments, you may supply your
selves with Christmas presents for all your
| friends.
The amount OF United States internal
| revenue collected yesterday was S4.5l0.04.
Twelfth and Bank streets received needed
cleaning yesterday, under the supervision
OF Dr.. Orme, city sanitary inspector.
There were no entrances or clearanccs re-
ported at the cuStom-house Tuesday OF
Wednesday. Yesterdays work correspond
ed exactly with that OF the two days previous.
| The Occasional Club, one Of the first
social organizations in the city, are ar
ranging for a cotillon soirfe, the date OF
which will be duly announced.
| No coastTise entrances or c!earanceS
were reported Yesterday, the water being
too high. The New York and Norfolk
steamers came up, but were unable 10 ianH.
Wherever else the spirit OF traffic may
have been dull, yesterday evening between
the hours OF and all was hustle and ac-
tivity around Shockoe slip. \ large num-
Der OF wagons laden with tobacco were
here congrcgated, and others were mo-
| mentarily arriving. These were speedily
| besieged by the drunmcrs for the different
warehouses, and the scene was very AMI
mated one.
| Seven DEGREES in chancery were rendered
by Judge Fi.zhugh in the Chancery Court
| yesterday. ....-
Wednes day night Mr.. C. D. Sutherland
was accidentally shot in the left hand by 4
| pistol left him for repair. Mr.. Sutherland
was examining it under the impression that
| it was unloaded. ......
Nr. Frederick Boschen died suddenly
Yesterday about noon OF apopleXy. Mr.
Boschen was about ffty-hye years OF age;
was a cigar-maker, and resided at No. ol0
Second street.
| There is an unmalable letter in the
Raleigh IN. Co. post-otfice addressed to ID.
| O. Davis g. Co., Richmond.
There seems to be but little doubt but
that the reported arrival OF the bark hnuds-
Wig, from Richmond at Havre, was rrema-
ture, and that the disaster to the vessel men
toned yesterday is correct.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE GooDE-FRAYsER PRINTING 1NyEsTI-
GATIoN.-The joint standing Committee on
Printing-Senator Bland chairinan-met IN
the Senate Chamber yesterday evening to
investigate the charges preferred by James
e. Goode against r. E. Frayser, Superin-
tendent of Public Printing. Mr.. Goode
was represented by w. W. Gordon as coun-
sci, and Mr.. Frayser by George D. Wise
and G.. Y. Meredith. Mr.. Gordon raised
the question whether under the act OF
Assembly requiring attorneys to pay
tax Of S100 before practicing in cases before
the General Assembly, except in matters
to pay that tax. The committee were OF
opinion that this tax was not required OF
him. Mr.. Gordon, however, was not alto
gether satisfied; and to enable him to look
further into the matter, and II necessary to
pay the taxi the committee determined TO
adjourn until O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
Tn the mean time it is understood that bill
will be introduced in the Senate amending
the law, so as 10 make it certain that the
tax is not to be required in a case OF this
character.
The answer of Mr.. Frayser to the charges
is as follows:
TO the Honorable Committee appointed by
the Senate and House OF Delegates OF the
State OF Virginia for the purpose OF eX-
amining certain charges preferred by
James E. Goodc against the Superintend-
ent OF Public Printing, and through the
said committee to the honorable bodies
they represent:
The undersigned, Richard e. Frayser,
Superintendent of Public Printing, with
full respect for this committee and the hon.
orable bodies they represent, begs leave to
submit the following answer and denial OF
the charges aforementioned:
The undersigned, feeling confident that
the said charges will be thoroughly eX-
amined, does not deem it necessary to
monopolize the time and attention OF
this committee with lengthy and sepa-
rate denial of each OF the charges above
mentioned. But in justice to himself and
to the cause Of truth he emphatically and
fully denies each and every one OF said
/ charges that arc material and pertinent.
| In conclusion he respectfully asks this
committee not only to examine into the
charges above mentioned, but that they
will make full and searching examination
into the working and management OF the
said office of Superintendent OF Pubic
Printing, now held and managed by the
undersigned. Very respectfully,
r. E. FRAYSER,
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STATION II,
corner Tenth and Byrd
10 streets.

Revond the fact that the trial was re-
uuired by ordinance, the committee had
two objects in view-viz., to prove tha' IL
i important to have an officer on the ground
before the arrival of any OF the apparatus
to direct proceedings; and second, to put
rho engines to real test. which was IN
taking their supply Of water by means OF
suctions from the basin.
The box selected was one OF the least
accessible, and such as 10 give all OF the
en-ines q fair trial as to speed and sue
tion qualities, and also to put the o1ncers
and firemen on an equality. Both objects
sought to be attained by the ordinance ap.
neor to have been accomplished. All OF
the men were taken entirely by surprise,
especially the Chief Engineer, VINO at the
time OF the first alarm was attehuins W
some business on the street Win one VI uls
family. He reached the box IN SIN minutes
and thirty seconds from the time OF tne turh-
ing in the alarm. The first assistant engineer,
Captain G. W. Taylor, reached tne ooA q.
the same time. Second Assistant Engineer
J. T. WingheId came down with the nose
carriage of Company No. 8. Iime' loui"
teen minutes.
When the first alarm was sounded the en-
gineer Of Steamer No. (Church HID was
at work cleaning out his engine, part OF ~
being In pieces. The water In the Dolier
was cold, which probably accounts for the
length OF time occupied in " showing water ~
after reaching the ground.
The ladders OF the Truck Company were
not raised.
All of the engines worked we'll, taking
the water with their suctions very promptly
from the basin, and the members OF the
committee present pronounced the trial sat-
isfactory.
The committee will discuss the result at
their meeting to be held this afternoon at
O'Clock at headquarters.
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ODD-FELLows' REUNION NEXT WEEK.
The Odd.Fcllows of Richmond and Man
chester are making arrangements for BAN
ouet, to be given ut Levy's Hall on the 10th
of this month. This entertainment IS to be
given in honor OF the odd-FeitoWs OF Pc
tersburg, By whom certain members OF Inc
order from this city were SO handsomely
treated on the occasion OF their visit TO thae
city short time since. II IS also expected
that a number Of distinguished Odd-FeiioWs
from other points in the state ana from BAL
timore will be present.
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Superintendent Public Printing

THE RAILROAD UP THE JAMEs.-The House
Committee on Roads and Internal Nariga-
tion met yesterday and took up the bill to
confirm the contract Of the James River
and Kanawha Company with the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company.
Major Johnston, president OF the canal
company, was present, and made very
clear and interesting statement in reference
to the proposed road.
DR.. e. G. Robinson, OF Norfolk, men,
Der of the House, spoke in opposition to the
sale of the canal for the purpose indicated.
The Committees on Roads Of the Senate
and House will consider the bill Jointly on
Saturday.
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READJUSTERs' RALLY.
CONFERENCE OF SUPPORTERS OF
THE BARBOUR BILL.

ORGANIZATION OF THE READ
JUSTERS' PARTY-SENAFOR MASSEY
CoUNsELs THE BRETHREN TO HASTEN
SLOWLY; SPEAKER ALLEN WANTS a CON-
FERENCE WITH THE CREDITORS; MR.
BARBOUR SAYS STAND FIRM; MR. H*RVIE
THINKS A CHANGE HAS COME OVER THE
SPIRIT OF THE GOVERNORS DREAM: MR..
STEVENS BELIEVES IN PLAIN TALK, AND
MANY sREADJUsTERs URGE THAT THE
BARBOUR BILL BE AGAIN PASSED AND
THE GOVERNOR DARED TO VETO 1T.
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HOUSEHOLD EcOSOMY.-The housckecpGr Or
cook who studies economy III The kitchen can do so
in one direction By always using DooLEf'S YEAST
POWDER. 1t will be found Il truly economical and
valuable assistant in haking biscuits, rolls, bread,
cake of all kinds wafcs, mullins and most all arti
c!cs prepared from -four. And why? Because In
using the DooLEY POWDER you save In eggs In
shortening. In patience, IN everything; ana ~hon
The baking Is done IL Is lurred out light. pala'abc,
and wholesome SO that every morsel is ealen mp aud
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear or partly cloudy
weather. northerly winds. stationary or
lower temperature, and higher pressure.
For the South Atlantic States. clear or
partly cloudy weather, variable winds
mostly northwesterIy, stationary or lower
temperature, and higher pressure.
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FLOR OTHER "LoCAL" SEE FOURTH PAGE.l
a NICE SATCHyL OR TRUNK,

a NICE SATcHEL OR TRUNK,
\ pretty pair OF Gentlcmen's Slippers,
4 neat pair or Ladies' Shoes,
A good pair Of Boys Boots, :.
4 substantial pair of Shoes for the little ones.
are sensible Christmas presents. You can buy thtm
ata very low price Of
HERMAN BosCuES & BROTHER,
500 AMI 51l Hroll street.
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SEMI.ANSUAL TEST OF THE CITY FIRE DE-
pAKrMENT.-In the ordinance governing the
Fire Department OF the city it is provided
that there shall be semiannual inspections
in order to test the time made by the men
and apparatus in case of an alarm. At Il
recent meeting Of the committee the chair
man, Captain Charles F. Taylor, was di-
rected to turn in an alarm at such station
and at such time as he might deem eXpc.
dent.
Between and 4 O'Clock yesterday Cap
tain Taylor decided that.a trial should be
had at once, and accordingly at O'Clock, in
company with two friends. he walked over
to Byrd Island, and at 4:15 turned in the
first alarm at Station No. IA, corner Tenth
and Byrd streets.
The bells rang out the alarm, and hun
dreds OF persons hurried across the basin
expecting to see sureenough lire. The
first officer to arrive was Third Assistant
Engineer A. l.. Fuqua, making the time in
three minutes and thirty seconds. He re-
NAMED in command until the arrival OF the
Chief.
The Tenth-Street Hose Company (No. g
was the first piece OF apparatus on the
ground, the other companies following rs
indicated in the table below, copied from the
official statement OF the chairman:
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
Ewell Us. Commonwealth. Petition for
writ of error to Judgment OF Hastings
Court of Manchester. Writ refused.
Wyatt Us. Commonwealth. Petition for
writ of error to Judgment Of Hastings
Court OF Manchester. Writ refused.
Veaie's administrator Us. Darnes's exc
cutor. From Circuit Court OF Loudoun.
Reversed, Judge Moncure delivering opin'
ion Of court. .,l...
Ficklin's executor Us. Darlington. From
Circuit Court Of city of Richmond. Re
versed, Judge Christian delivering the
opinion.
Sutherland Us. Old Dominion Insurance
Company. From Circuit Court OF city OF
Petersburg. Reversed, Judge Anderson
delivering the opinion.
Moss, assignee, Us. Davis and ais. From
Circuit Court OF Buckingham. Reversed,
Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Compa-
ny Us. Morris. From the Circuit Court OF
Halifax county. Reversed, Judge Burks
delivering the opinion.
Glascock Us. Welch and ais. From Cir
cult Court OF Fauquier county. Reversed,
| Judge Moncure delivering the opinion.
Elders executor Us. Harris and ais.
From Circuit Court OF Lunenburg county.
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion.
Thornton Us. Thornton. From Circuit
Court OF Fairfax county. Reversed, Judge
Burks delivering the opinion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13

WooDBRIlaGE MEMORIAL, WIsDow.-.'Ihe
committee Yesterday received q letter from
New York Saying the memorial window
will be shipped next Tuesday by the OLD
Dominion Steamship Company, 1t is ex,
pected that it will be In position on the 22d
instant.
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PIANO REcITAL.-Professor F. c. Hahr,
OF Petersburg, will give piano recital this
afternoon, commencing at l:15 o'clock, at
Wyatt,s music. store. The programme em-
brScss selections from Beethoven, Lisaz,
Chopin, and other distinguished composers
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rinan., ,ier, who recently made cool mil
lion in s,oa,ks. riding with q friend, says to
MIN with ilI.e 1neealed contempt, " Say, this
carriage OF yon. .rs isn't us new as it might
be-. Friend gen..I "No, but (signiticanl:-
ly) pye had it for long time. - tsnee
Paper.
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