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MERE MENTION.

Cary In Cooper Union Hall this evening.
in the Post ONCE.
Island asylum for the insane on Monday.
Nj Ben Baker stage manager The satnor Of Nose"
- very al OF rheuma tisin IN his home In this city
dent Of tie Great Western Marine Insurance Co was
sunday in his home in BioSEyn Ia his tsh year
The Jersey City Bas Rail aud Athletic Association are
square near henderson street Jersey CIV They viii
have an Siellent quarter mile running track for train
ing, As well as racing purposes
on the Gypsy Hotel grounds, Long Island yesterday
seott and G Ra~lng sh9. for 81 side AZ 10 Ioahle
Won by one bird Tasaia. Frcsm@n and WIN Brown
boundary - ounces OF shot NJ Brown Won
Frank McHenna. the son of Mulberry street liquor
Der 81 Killing William Wise, a neshi o. Judss CoW.
, ,.s .en'snced nm t. STATE prison Tor four years
became his surety
Dcnarse the druggists who poisoned h. Oh
ana issa msm's en-, I99ra"y AZ "nd Of ae cnd Who
gwen hsr husband cause ior the jealousy 1t prompted
past and she had supported tinani her children.
Lord Harris. Ensli'e pary Of ericke,ers will arrive in
Nv , moA3 H,,.'n ION sah t.s"ei,eo anu on
New YORK and Phllaicyhi on ne So Georie grounds
Mc,srs Charles, Dan. and Robert NewhsIl aud F Brew
stcr OF Philadelphia
GOV Andrews has appointed The Hon. Roger Averll
81 Danbury, william Post NJ Hartford. the Hon. y D.
SIecry of Now Haven AMI James Mech ui Norwich.
Commissioners from CONNECTICUT Tor the international
Exhibition Ia New York ises3 As Commits d0ners on
o. ser Grounds aud the Revision Of oyster Laws Robert
Of New London, Henry Graves OF Litchueld and
Charles W. Bell VI Norwalk
The certificate Of Incorporation Of new telegraph
company was yesterday Med with the County Clerk 1t
Is o. I've called THE Union Telegraph Company" and
VIII begin ts operations on TIC - q May is capital
stock Is 20 be SluunOn in unOn shares " 500 each
The incorporates jaw Gould and David Bates "
THIS city aud charles \; Tinker Of BALTIMORE Mr. Gould
900 sharcs OF the stock aud each Of the other IN.
corporators has IS 90 shares
The Union Band-twelve Germans la navy blue suits
covered with hrass buttons and gold accmarChed into
the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday Jacob Uhl -
Of Ga East Ninth street the trombone player and Peter
Buhc the Cornet PLAYER, pressed wet haudkc rchicfs
a. their swollen Olcrr Reilly. held Henry Enge-
hardt In charge tall wedresscd yonth who nnie
the influence Of liquor and insisted holding halt.
burned CHAR between his rch IN tlc court room The
simple German musicians sad that they had engage
mcut 10 play In garden In Brooklyn ann had made
appointment % meet ~ Rvngton and stanton streets
that ten Of them standing at the e8vous aud
Ensehardt and friend. both drunk, approached and
asked the musicians ~ give them tune The Union
Band refusing, knglchardt knocked down the tromhune
man, and hit the eornet player Justice Murray h,ld
Engehardt tot trial
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MUTIyY IN AUBURy PRISON.
ConVicts Refusing TO Work because They
Had Not Enough Food.


A serious mutiny occurred in Auburn
prison on Saturday. After tho prisoners had
finished dinner and were marched back TO the
shops. seventeen OF their number refused to
20 10 work. saving that they were half fed
and were faint from hunger. and that It
was impossible for them 10 work on
the quantity OF food they received. Any
person nj all acquainted with the inner work
ings Of the prison IL aware that among the in
mates a large number of chronic grumbcrs will
be fopnd-me1 who in the outside world
nttired in the prisoners garb assume the
iasudious. and insist that they, shall
be- fed ON the fat OF the land Not SO
with the convicts in this disturbance. They
were men who had worked cheerfully and hard
and expect nothing from the authorities but
proper food in sufficient quantities. They did
not indulge in rotous demonstrations. but
quietly refused 20 work. They were marched
10 their cells and locked up.
One man said that he WIS 30 faint from hun
ger that he would willingly pay atty cents for u
piece Of meat IA large IA his two fingers.
IL Is not long since that an occurrence Of n
similar nature transpircd in the foundry Of
Foxell. Jones h Co. II the authorities persist
In starving the men. the citizens OF Auburn may
not De surprised any day to hear Of u mutny
inside the walls.
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Suggestion. from n High Quarter.

The Grand Jury made n presentment yester-
day Judge Cowing 10 the effect that after careful IN
Vessston they satisfied that the larger part Of the
crimes coming within their coguzAnce result from the
Intoxicating liquors hAtheenses to sell noK
caung liquors held by not Of good reputation
and that these liquors sold In the lowest dcus of the
city. nurseries oi vice and crime They believe that
under existing laws cordial cooperation between tie
police authorities and the Excise Comm ss0ners, with a
cenuOus dscharao OF their several duties, might
check this fertile Of crime sud misery They
therefore call upon the police 20 enforce the laws rrsua
ting he sale u liquors. csrrciay the sunday quor
law which Il openly dtsrr nrdcd They demand that
the Excise Conmissi shall promptly revoke the
licenses given tusc who have violated its pfnsi.uu
and shall cruuuise more carefully the character Of
Those who Apply license In view n the iuct NJ AZ
uf the Offences agHnst the person committed At
night and in about places whore Intoxicating liquors
are sold Grand Jury recommend ha future its
lauOu shall close barroums nom ~ T. NJ until A VI.
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NASHVILLE. April 29.-Ths spring meeting OF
the Nashville Biooi.Hor-e Association opened to-
day In the hrst race the inaugural rush. purse 500
mile and one hall dash, eleven started. follows
Edna d.. harchioness Silver Maid, Charley BuAh. Glenn
mic O.. Bssish, Mary r. Joe Rhodes. Tennessecan Vic
tim, and Pat Maoy colt The easily by
Essillah Narchioness second, Joe Rhodes third. Time
49,
The second race-Young America Stakes No l. for
twoyear old colts-had eleven entries -Four started
Bancroft, John Happy. Jim Scott. and Biloxi After
many sise starts and much delay Bancroft got on In the
lead John Happy second; Biloxi and Scott LETT
tie post BancToN won easily, Biloxi second. John Hap
ny uhrd. lime. S2k seconda
The third raoe-Aaxwell House Stakes for maidens
hreef ods that have not won priur Ia Jan had
sixteen entries Dorham's Leaning ton Mundane colt
Buckdcn Lass Buckcye and Barak started. Buckdcn
Lass won Buckeye second Barak third. Time. 2iaN
The Lesmn, ton colt the favorte at nearly even
betting over the held Just before the start
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Postmaster James could not get enough OF
the new go rcfundng certificates supply the demand
yesterday after the sale Of $4,000 worth Many Of the
disappointed applicants we're OF the class who buy the
certificates FOR savings investments and not for spccua
ton The opoaers employed men discussed A. Aborers
make frequent d, munds the ccvunctcs Custodian
McAfce and MS uirce assistants cansht some Of them
James hopes soon o. meet all demands The post
ponenent ~ the time when To- ccrfc msy be con.
vcrted into United states four cent bonds un July
Will, Il Is thought tend to check speculation m tie
ceruhcaies.
4 firm OF wholesalers in clothing has made arransc-
meuts have each OF their 20 men supplied Nith
sipl worth uf certificates this morning The Postmaster
will send the superintendent rom station u with sui
supply ~ the certificates 10 meet the orders Notices
have Ia all the ,hstaons To enforce the
lanus strictly, aud restrict the sales To Siul zach
applicant Tie interest on The certificates today will be
thirty two cents on each one hundred dollars
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Attacking the west Side Elevated Road.

Foreman Crane OF the Grand Jury handed up
to Judge cowing yesterday, the following petition
dorsrd by the Grand jury
THE Hos. R. X PuIPs, DISTRICT ArroRNEY--Sh We
undersigned cuzcus VI the city aud County Of New
York. respectfully peuu0n that the New York Elevated
Railroad Company be NJ once enoined from u-ng for
tho OF passc uRers, the old portion N us
structure Ia vii that portion erected the east side
Oreenw street extending from the Battery to the
lower end OF Ninth avenue and thence extending along
the side OF Ninth avenue IN fhirueth street We
respectfully request that the Grand Jury will take action
that will cause the New York Elevated Railroad Com
many at once discontinue running this portion
the road believing that te lives Of passengers upon The
road and nsdeslrlns upon ne streets aIe endangered
Io-ep h Dcnen Vi 26s spring street O. MaltDy 90 al
a. Harrison street L. Clark ui lo5 West street Lewis
De Grsn Of ~ Harrison str ot and Willis Van WhAe VI
4bi West seventy hrst street
The Grant Jury y dorsement Il as follows:
The Grand Jury request that eompetent aud disnter
ested engineers be employed by the Now York Elcynud
Railroad Company "a Investigate and report to the
safety Of the railroad 10 the incoming Grand jury
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Content. Of The weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun. published this mornl


contains
The Army Bill Passed hy ngress-Hayes's Veto of IL.
Two Notable Speechesscuntur tonkhuss kl for Grant
The Wsc AMI Temperate Address of ENJusucc Davis;
john VI. Palmer of uluois-ruc Career uf a Soldier,
staie.mnn ami Patriot TIE Latest Quarrel IN Washing.
ton-Gen. Logan Posted by CONGRESSMAN Lowe OF A.
hama-A Duel that - not Likely To- be Fought. Tie
Attempt To Murder Edwin Booth-Character and Ante.
cedeuts OF the Would be- Assassin; Death OF TX Jud.c
hamari-fhe Man who Flourshed m the Tweed Rng
DAYS, Alarm ia kussia-rhc Cars Uanger Third TIE rm
Nominations Disputed sherman MgvinL on Grant 5
Works. Testing the Legal Tenders. The Popular Lunn,
Heavy Verdict Against Tie Pcnns, vann Railroad; Death
at bishop Amcs Protecting Ihiian Lands, Political Hrll
IA Canada; Notices of Ntw Boo -thr Bible To-day
Personal Appearance and lIilh Health, Ccrs,nrn As
lrFsliurs, The Shoemaker az Spi,rland. Romance M
the Divorce Laws The Charse o. Suicide Against sccrc
tArN stanton Poetry-lay ~ the hc, Gle, The krthcl
Church, The spelling Class The Irlnps pcicnco' Story
Tile story Of statue Latest leIcgrnphir News sun
beams Notes Science amt ministry, LADIES Depart
ment. Many Column. n Editorial ArLlle- aud Agrrul.
tura Mater Financial Intelligence, aud Markets.
THE WEKgT SuN contains complete epitpme of the
news Of the week from all parts OF the United States and
the American continent Comics in wrappers ready tor
mailing the old country may be had at tie desk OF
publication flee Price TOUR cents For s,s o, all news
dealers IN clty and country.
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ACcusEp OF BUrING VOTES.
A Member OF the Grand Jury Before Who's
the Charue was Made.

One OF the members Of the Passaio County
Grand Jury session IN Paterson n j.. IL Robert
hcculiooh who the late charter election esnd
date for Alderman In the sixth ward. Mr.. hcCulloch
was defeated. on Monday afternoon ox-Consihble
Patrick H. Lynch Of The finh ward before the
Grand Jury aud made charge against Mr hcCuoch o.
buying votes In the lata election. Mr. NcCulioch was
present as me mier OF the jury and he participated IN
nothing OF the ALLEGED bribery personally. but he
the names OF uose who he said had told him they
paid money by NcCuiioch. Mr. McCuiioch Ut
the Grand Jury that indicted Lynch the present com
ulainanu year sgo similar charge, which
he lynch was convicted and mud ESQ A number u
sixth Mardcrs have been sub lsruAod
The fraud Jury were Yesterday investigating alleged
frauds In the late hnyoray election in Fassaic Oiy, but
u Is said that tins inquiry has met with check
qucnce OF the absence OF material witness
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since Sept 4ai 7ta bales CORR sponns per,oA last
season t.O07. 2J2 bales. Quotationst @s'

me po oS bits Oh @e no a1 s Ssi s
siO3o Rect in demands sales 100 tcs extra Indha city
mess, f2OGf22 and 200 tcs Phi adelphia, eis8f9 Ba
smoked shoulders SIC 500 do hams, 10 MS. ojsc Lard
was lower and mode active sales on the SPOT 1e45
s. cs Nay E'sSJss R sne surss as.sFy
sefoc cosns At the lower nsurcs; refined 20 the Com
unem quoted 65Sc We quote; Pork, n bhl-West
new L9rd-Wss,er', sisaS y 100 Ss. Is ~; Sr%e
city ~ 10. Ifams-smoked city sqDc piekled, "a
ea Western s' and 2s s ess s. ans
-Wostern. n Dbl. elI 75@Sls Bcef-wesern. extra
P%s mess sss BBs@ fG So ss s Ci
dais~DurW the pas, week the grain market hs,
lover ard gSe sales rs SSs at % Il Sii ssf Ua
wesiern esc sida fsr 10 New YORK and rh,ssse
spring. gill Tor No l white aud No amher for NAY
red for MAY and JUNE rive steady with sales " sood
bush at6ihc for state and 55,sc for Western Barley in
at 4Oc. No Canada bright quoted D597c Oats hrner
1sSs, for white, No : white, SIC, and No. > miled,
2tnoo bush. including ste amer at l3@i3Ac-; No do
453ss4tc No. 3, 42a42Ac 4S<c. for do for May, and
GsocgRirs~DnrinS the past week with the exception
o. decline In coffee prices have been generally e;shdy
day coffee was quiet aud unchanged; 100 bags Nara
caibo on private terms Rice active and firm Moa-sea
less active aud boiling stock weaker Raw sugar fairly
at 3.i6c.. Porto Rico al &C, aud Meado at %ic
refined moderately. active and steady. We quote
l5hc. hice-Caroina, 6etszc. Tor common 10 prine
Louisiana, 51@s'sc Moasses-Muscoyado 5otest, 2IJIc
Inr To good refining. 61,s6s1c. centrifugal, 8A07i1c.
Rcfned-standard "A " TA97'sc.; hards, s1tss1sc.
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shall Private Right. be Invaded.
The Common Council has passed the fol-
lnNNlna.

Inc common NOuucll mas pdSseu inc lOl-
lowing;
Wh,r-r', The elevated railroad companies not satisfied
with destroying IN the most arbitrary AMI Infamous
manner, millions o. dollars worth Of properly OF our
citizens and usurping franchises OF the public worth
many millions more, are now engascd IN a scheme 10
add 10 the destruction and usurpation by securing.
through the LEGISLATURE o. the STATE the right TO enter
upon and Use any other OF the streets, avenues and public
places Of this city with their tracks without any com
peusHon being provided for the private property thus
10 he DESTROYED. even the peruis-on of the Toe al
orucs who are charged with the care OF the franchises
ihus 10 he usurpcd, and
Wbsrar., While all are willing % admit that the adj
vRntages and henehts Of RAPID transit many and
great should be taken. IN the event Of any future
extension NJ the privilege now enoved hy both rapid
transit companies to that private rights and RIGHTS of
property should be protected aud where injury or dam
age isiuhctcd that ample compensation he provided, be
II therefore
R,saesi That tho Common Council, representing the
people o this cty hereby protests In the NEST solemn
manner against the passage ~ any bill by the Legsla-
re o this state granting 10 either both Of the waited
railway comp anies the right To use or occupy street
avenue, place not laid down m their present grant
from tie city. confirmed sept O, 1870 without making
ample provision Tor the payment VI injured property
0wnersto he amount o the damage 50 inflicted, and with
out the consent OF the corporate authorities before
or taking cany other OF the streets &c AMI he
IL further
Rhoi That the clerk of thc Board be and he is here
By directed to transmit the Legislature copy VI tho
foregoing preamble and resolutions
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William Saige. a. German called at Police
Headquarters. stapeton staten Island yesterday and
reported to Capt Blake that he had discovered
the rear Of an omhankment the the old Stat
en- Island Ferry Company. StApeton. Capt Blake with
several nj his at visited the spot The
the hole large enough IA admit the body
a good siNd The officers after entering. followed
Anarrow passageway which led into chamber about
\ bv ~ III sire. Here four small boys who
were much frightened by appearance II the officers
The boys said mat they had discovered the and
tered Just tor fun In the cave stove. cook ~
utensils and sleeping hunk. It's believed that III cave
has been occupied, The police hlled itup.
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SUPREME CoURT-CH kMBERs.-Nos 50 n. ~
%, 40 iul l12 ~ ls % ~, 80 IL ~ 80 ~
2a 26 Part Nos 3lsi, lsls. 2l1h. l12is 5a2, ar
3i0a 1913, la-2 $3.50 3l6a 3la-, $3.50 37i 1914, 1919
u Mo-. ASA, s5H 3y1; lln7 l775s. ~. 2.i1 = .
273l. 2l7l 45ll 94S2. 3il4. 2St4. -- Hi-1 HH1 a3t
latlis 1919 ana 3i21 % ~ 3fi4, 345a. Jti7 - ~
luri 3is7. 3lnl 2i37. 43 3l,a. JIo, $685. Si-6 A,j
4DiI J2- istl 33tl $3.50. $40, 1871 3ll2 J42- Pans
III -CASe SFkciAL TkRa -Case nn,
SuPtWIuR CoUKr.-Aduufncd Tor the term,
CoNNos fLEAs-rart Same calendar Part II -Ad
lOurned for the
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Bns,urss HOtitss.


pEYo-sodARnUs-o n Monday evening April y, BY
the Rev. Justin ID. Fulton Arthur Deyo TO Eugene O.
Bogardus youngest daughter Of John y. aud the lats
Maria BngHrius. all of Brooklyn No cards
DISBROW-MEADE.-In this city, April ~, by the
Mrs. Sara VI Meade.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Saturday, 10th inst a.
the broadway Tabernacle. by the Rev William n Tay
Tor, ID d., Thomas Z. Hardenbergh 20 Louise, daughter
Of Alanson Flush,
LYON-HUuHES Newmarket Mlddesex County,
Va Capt A. G. Lyon of Tottenville, n. " to ArA Ida
Hughes N hddlesex County, Va.
WALLISGfORD-BYRON.-O April ~ by the Rev.
". Tucker John A wallingford " H. Augusta Byron.
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For weeks only, while enlarging premises and
making improvements We Will sell At exceptionally low
prices reduce immense stock, parOr suites, cEtm
Der suites boukeases wardruhes extension tables SOFAS
lounges, bedseads bureaus styeS rcirigeutnrs. and
everything in the way Of furniture. Also NJ lowest mar
ket rates. Carpets 0clus velvets, body and tapestry
Brussels thrcepy ngraius. dc, Tor cash
wpeTthwairS. i53. i65. l5T Chatham st.-AdV.
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Live steck Market

New YoRK. April 29.-Dressed beef had a
moderate sale AZ 7i,ssle n for poor 70 prime sides
car load Of state 100 rs average at3tc n Drcssed
vcNls city aud country. ruled slow 50Tisc n Sales
Of unshorn sheep at 5@8ac n; clpned At 4sSsBSc.
spring lambs from Maryland at ~ ,ssaac. O. h. and
Jersey lambs at S5@f6 n head Dressed mutton HbOut
steady at sS9c. p u. Lave hogs 3ise4e. . n.
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SPECIAL Nutrr,s.


Keeps Custom shirts made measure. The very host
that eau he produced at any price SIX 81 Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed Keeps patent Iartly made
Dress Shirts The very best that be- produced any
price, SIX Tor 81. Easily finished hy any httlp girl
KEEPS GINGIIAM UMBRELLAS
the very best Patent protected RIBS. any per cent
stronger than any other Umbrella made. sI each
KEEPS KID GLOVES
for Gents the very best plain emhrudc ed ~ pair
KEEPS UNDERWEAR IN ALL STYLES
Handkerchcf- Hosiery, Ties. &C. All goods warranted
samples and circulars mailed tree.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CoMPANYS STORES.
H3l Broadway Now York 3il Fulton st.. Brooklyn
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There WAS meeting last ovening Of the In |

There was q meeting last evening Of the In
surancc and Finance Committees OF the com
DaDy and in executive session II was resolved
to call n meeting OF the Stockholders at an early
date to determine whether an assessment neces-
sary to continue business shall be made. Pres
ident Cocks. the largest stakeholder said that
no was in favor OF going on. and he would vote
to levy an assessment on his own stock for that
purpose. He said that tho Department Of In
suranco had he thought. taken unnecessarily
severe steps with the company as II was yet
solvent and amply able to meet It's losses.
Richard Morton tho cashier OF tho Atlantic
Fire Insurance Company. disappeared in Au-
gust last. He was recently arrested in Chicago
and brought 10 tho New York City Prison on a
charge OF ombezzling from the company. He
IL said to have been $4,000 or $4,000 short in
his accounts. In n civil suit against him by the
company 81 500 was recovered through n com
promise. On Monday Morton was released on
~ 800 bail
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


LARGE SUNS OF MONEY NAVE BEES MADE IN
Wall street persons sltrwd enough IuNr4t ~ tho
risht time The old house OF ALEX FROrIllNdllAM
co, Brokers ~ W.l st, New YORK. is entitled 90 also
late confidence. Their customers frequently re-
~srdsd By large retlrns. Send or thelg Ellaneia Re
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This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the Leg.
stature 0 tie state Educational aud Chtrthle pur
noses ~ s for the term OF twenty-five years which
contract the inVulahle nith Ol the STATE pledged with
capital Of sllDlun 10 winch u has since added
serve fund ot S3i0Uo IT NEVER SCALES OR Post
PONIES inSth Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans
Nay y ~ pu~s total, $1,000 capitals, s3a"o.
10, ~ sAuD, &c. loluO1 tickets, two (S21 dollars,
halves. one 81 dollar Apply 10 VI A. DAUPufN. +. o,
box 6i2, New Orleans. La same At $40 Bway. Y
GREAT HORSE MEDICINE.-DR TOBIAS
NENtllAN HORSE LINIMENr in pint bottles nj ~
cents tor ne care oi Cole ol sores Sprans and Brnl
i the best in the world. TOBIAS CONDITION POW.
DkRS are warranted 10 Fever Bots. Worms, give
line coat and Increase the appetite Twenty ave cents.
Certified 20 hT Cn u Mcdaniel. owner some o the
fastest running hurse- n the world Sold by tie drug
sstS anu sadilcrs Depot e. Murray st.
STRUCTURE OF THE URETURA ITS
immediate removal by the urctrotnme, the term chosen
by ne uNcutor 70 dcssnte slN instruments one OF which
rs adapted tn cach VARIETY u TINS obstruction. Diuug
the past thirty years over urcr thousand cases have been
slccrsfflly treated 10y EDWARD II DlAON. NJ D. editor
oi the Nctpr For urtc Tyre CASES. ~ pages. enclose
stamp o. - 't Az Oncc hours nom ~ 10 a NJ. tOA
L. NJ. lIlll y N 10 L NJ
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&nd rose her lips
The hcst for ladies TO cultivate this rnre species ot
by studying amt practising the rpg. o hygiene
as taught IN the People sCQnnidn Sense Medical Al. r
only II 10 Address the author, H. '. Pierce, VI ID ,
Grand nValis Hotel Buffio, n Y II suffering rom
those painful weaknesses incident 90 the tcWal orsansu
Or PnrC1's Favuute Prcscupuon-a HvNCfiahns
remedy for the Sc complaints. -Alp.
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l4se CO C. Al .f6ia 0ll'{ 1900 p. Mail. .14k014
S2bf d., L. W .5a'a sJ2lt 1870 X q. A. NJ. $50 3k
1874 Del Hud 49, ai6 1890 c. A n pf. ~ A@3eR
TgD Erie .2Bh 926R Jlos Union Pacific 73G72
8OBrie NJ. .4sI@tsi4 POSTS Wabash. so @J2&
37a5 Han &stJo. lnlaelshl ~ a r Tel 80 a342
1850 " asst 10 pr 4lANii1S 37fO W u Tel iu5isaiOfT
5tJ5 Kan Pac. .3sl 1914 900 C., g. l. C...,.e@TH
100 Lake Shore 79a7t = ifOn Sutro f.e5tls
$3.50 Mich Cent sl7s@siI 1870 Stand Min .2s% S@9,,
$3.50 Asst Paul. AZ ta40 us Boston Air L....,4l
20DO NJ asst + pt ~ aesl tIl Lou. a NJ. 55Gj6
100 NJ. X. r. .lll@l4b 125 ILL., Cent. .. .aSSs6k
$40 Nor. ~ ss7Js 2BuO Iron MIN ~ 600
$40 y. j. Cent .f4hGH 100 ID. M.......1t
1910 N'thwestn .6Os5sAa ION J. South.........
2iOO Nrwstr'npf OOssan 50 n. v 81 .........Is5
30 Y Central " ill., f40 H. G r. &w.....3 3
747f s....i50ifhl no quick silver i5Gi5k
$40 o. a Miss. pf .... 81 525 g. l. s. r.. .0t.d0h
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