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Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
DUBLIC SALE.

One three.stOry brick dwelling, NO. S27
Washington Street.
One two story brick dwelling, Jackson near
Maple Street.
One two-story brick dwelling, Townsend
near street.
Eleven two.story frame dwellings, South
Wilmington, and eight all good. Building
Lots, on Fifth street between Van Buten ana
Broom streets, and on Gilpin Avenue between
Scott and Lincoln ttreets.
ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 80, 1879.
at3P. NJ, on the premises,
without postponement withdrawal or under
bidding.
The brick dwelling No. s27 Washington
street, Is In excellent construction ana loca
ton, the brick dwelling on Jackson street is
good and In an improving section OF the city:
the other dwellings In South wilmington
are becoming oil the time moIe In De
mand for renting and tor selling, aud glod
lots located as are these, have been advancing
In value for months past.
An omnibus "iil leave the Clayton House
at go p. IN. All will be sold, and Tor TINS
reason 1t pays to att nd the subscr bers sal
The sale will CO mencb with the lots on I'll.
pin Avenue, at 3 80 p. N. sharp, proceed with
The lots on Fifth st tet % about 3.3O p. H.,
with the mansion S27 Washington street at
about p. m., with the jackson street dwell
ling at about 4 80 p M, and with the dwei
ilngs and lots In South Wilmington at about
op, M, mainly in the order of Numbering.
lerms, plots and particulars on posters.
j.. T. HEALD, Clayton House Building;
S.23 20 rs 20 30 Agent to effect Sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Aug. 4, 1879.
Upon the application OF Mary Moore
Executrix of John Newlove, late of New
Castle Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re-
gister that the Executrix aforesaid, give
notice of the granting of letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate Of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such letters, in six
OF the most public places of the county OF
New Castle. requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause tho
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, a newspaper
published In Wilmington, and tG be Continued
therein three weeks, te-o-h
[~~) .tfiven under the hand and Seal Of
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
(~~) New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. BIdGS, Register.
NOTICE.-AL persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased, must pre-
sent the same, duly attested, to the Exec
utrlx on or before Aug. 4, $780, or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided, "
MARY MOORE, Executrix.
Address, New Castle, Del. IS
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
Vote of Thanks.

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-On August 18th,
1878, a party OF seventeen ladies and
eight gentlemen left Salem, N. j., for
a trip down the Chesapeake Bay. They
visited Baltimore, Washington, Annap
oils and other places on the bay, and
and all returned highly pleased with
the trip. Among other things which
contributed to their pleasure was the
staunchness and convenience ofthe boat
the "a. H. Quinby," of Wilmington,
Dell, aud the kindness and considerate
attention of her Captain, Mate and
crew. A meeting Of the party was held
and the following testimonial was Of
fsred and unanimously adopted:
Whereas, We feel that our trip has been
pleasant one throughout, and has been near
| tIly enjoyed by all, and ,
Uhereas, We feel that much OF the pleasure
ia due to Cal tain Lloyd, Mate Westcoat and
the crew one and all, who have done every
thing in their power to make things agreeable
| for us; and who, by their watchtul care have
| insp red feeling OF perfect confidence and
security, therefore, be 1t
RESOLVED, That we tender them our near
tiest thanks for their kindness. And we mere
| EXPRESS the wish that every voyage they
make may be as pleasant to all concerned a.
has this one. ,.o
OF Sea Breeze, N. j., Aug. IS, '79.
R. GwyNNE, JR.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
u EtfISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. July Is, 1879
Upon the application OF Ann James,
Administrative OF William H. Reynolds, late
of Pencader Hundred, in the said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Administrative aforesaid,
give notice OF grantingof letters of Administra-
ton upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing ad-
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, in six of the
most public places Of the county of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, TO- present the same, or
abide by an act of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And alss cause the same
to be inserted, within the same period, in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, o newspaper pub.
lished in Wilmington and to be continued
therein three weeks, (eo-d)
Hiven under the hand and seal o!
}L.s, office of the Register aforesaid, al
t' New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on Or
before July Is, 1880, or abide the act Of As.
sembly In such case made and provided.
ANN X JAMES,
mark. Administrator.
Address. Cooch's Bridge, Del. 7-ls
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
The Mississippi Plan.

From the Philadelphia Times.
The mississippi plan" seems to
have reached its highest stage Of devel-
opment. 1t began with bull-dozing
people who proposed to support anti
Democratic candidates, 30 that they
wouldn't go to the polls; it advanced to
stuffing the ballot boxes with Democratic
tickets in case the bull-dozing didn't
keep the opposition from voting, and
now it dispenses with bull-dozing and
balletbox stutting by killing off the
opposition candidates and so leaving
nobody but the regular Democratic can
didates to be elected.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
A Narrow Escape.

One end of the transfer shop Of the
Jackson & Sharp Car works took fire by
some means, most likely by a spark
from the smoke stack, about IL o'clock,
a. m.. on Saturday, but luckily it was
discovered before the flames had attain,
ed any headway and was extinguished
by a bucket of water, without giving
any alarm. Several Babcock ex-
tinguishers, belonging to the company,
were carried to the spot but they were
not put in operation. Had the fire
ignitsd at night it is probable that a
disastrous confagration would have fol
lowed,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
Arrested as Tramps.

The Democrat of Elkton says: "Ihe-
odore and Washington Lockard Of this
town went to Wilmington last week
with view of getting work on the new
Conrt House about to be erected there,
and were arrested on charge of va
srancy. ora Mayor Almond sentenced
them to imprisonment for 10 days IN
New Castle jail. As soon as an oppor.
tnnitv was offered, Theodore wrote tc
snuire Foard of this town, who address
ed Mayor Almond in their behalf and
se cured their release"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
After MANY Years.

Sixteen years ago woman at Bridge
water, Conn, was accused by mel gh-
Dor of stealing his watch, and her
house was searched. There was no evil
dence against her nor was she able TO
get satisfactory proof Of her innocence.
She prieved constantly over the matter,
and Of late, as she grew old and decrepit,
she feared that she would die without
beinp able to clear herself of the dis
grace. But the watch has now been
turned up by a plough, in a field where
the careless owner originally lost it.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
sHADOW.EVIDENCE.
Swift DER the sunny grass,
.m- m ah = hnv<y no oa

Swift DER the sunny grass,
/ saw shadow pass
With subtle charm;
So quick, SO full Of life,
/ started least, unknown,
MY step-ere IT was flown
Had done harm.
Why Look up to the blue?
The bird was gene, knew,
Far out Of sight
Steady, and keen Of wing.
The sight, impa-sioned thing
Intent on goal unknown,
Had held Its course alone
In silent fright.
Dear little bird. and fleet,
tlinging down at my ieet
Shadow for song;
More sure am Of thee
Unseen, unheard OF by me-
Than OF some things felt ana known,
And guarded by my own
All my life long.
MARY MAPEs DODGE, In Scrioner'
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

The stranger who cried out in the
streets of an Italian city, "lt is time
| killed somebody" and thereupon
fatally stabbed Dominican friar,
would make a good candidate for sher-
III in Yazoo county. There is no tell
ing what an amount of business he
could do with double. .barrelled shot
gun.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
EGlSTER'S ORDER
REGISTERS OFFlC

REtlSIEh'S OfflCIs
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. August 10. 1879.
Upon the application ofMargaret Flanagan
Executrix of Joseph Flanagan. late OF Will
mington Hundred, In said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Executrix aforesaid, give notice
Of the granting of Letters Testamentary
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters, in six of the most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
to present the same or abide by an Act OF AS.
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks. (eod(
,> Given under the hand and Seal Of
us. Office OF the Register aforesaid, at
t~) New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Executrlx, on
or before Augustl9, 1880, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
MAiARET FLANAGAN, Executrlx.
Address. Wilmington. Del. 8-l9
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
Great walking Match.

Weston, the pedestrian, will arrive
in New York this week, and the prepa-
rations for the great walking match,
beginning on the 22d of September, will
then take definite shape. So far the
entries are: From England-Rowell,
Brown and Hazel; from America
Weston, Ennis, Krohnie, Guyon, Pan
chot, Yuma, the Indian. Entries in
England closed to-day. Weston is the
only one of the Americans who is
thought to stand good show of win
ming,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
|,,ARM FOR SALE or trade for city prof.

I,ARM FOR SALE or trade for city prop
erty, in good state Of cultivation, one
"a half miles from Wyoming station on
\. Y. delaware Railroad, In one of the best ana
mat desirable localities In the state. Ine
and and is slightly rolling, a randy loan, WIN
Slay sub.sOil, the tract consisting 81 one hxa
rsd and iity.six acres. with % mouse anu I!D
ss,s ara three peach orchards, ono fine yeung
mia orchard Of fchoice fruit in bearing. pears,
,ams Hp, and cherries. About fifteen to twenty
.,a0 w,,odland. For further Information ad'
bress JooLrH II HU s,,, M,
| Is 2taw d6w I'm WimihRVon' Doi'
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

It is said that the Messrs. Collins
the noted Brazilian contractors, whose
case is now pending in the English
courts, paid their counsel, Hon, judah
P. B4njamin, formerly U. S. Senator
from Louisiana, and Confederate SecIe-
tary of State, $400 cash per day while
he was engaged in their interest. Ben
iamin is now one of the greatest law.
yers in England. He recently pur..
chased handsome villa in the city OF
Paris for which he paid $l0o,Ooo.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
children. be Careful !

Children must not eat peach kernels.
They contain deadly poison called hy-
drocyanic acid, of which two-thirds OF a
grain has often proven fatal. Should
apy sickness occur from eating peach
or any other kernels it is we'll to re-
member that ammonia is one of the
best antidotes. The patient should be
made to inhale all he can, and few
drops, diluted with four or five times
its bulk of water, should be given in
ternally.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

The reason why Senator Lamar. in
Washington, declines ''to express MS
vi.ss of the Yazoo county outrage" ID
that N,- dare not commend it, and he
cannot denounce it for the Yazooplan
gave him his seat in the Senate. II
there had been fair legislative cleo,
tion in Mississippi, Mr.. Lamar's place
would now be occupied by Republi
can. OF course he does not want to
talk about IL,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
IMPROVEMENT OF DELAWARE RlV-
L Err AT BULKHEAD SHOALS.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 70, 1879
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will
be received at this office until IL o'clock, nj :.
of MONDAY, September !, 1879, for remov-
ing by dredging, l5O, 600 cubic yards, more or
less, Of sand from the main channel OF the
Delaware River through Bulkhead Shoals.
Blank forms, Specifications and all inform.
alton will be furnished upon application at
this office. J. N. MACOMb.
S-226t Colonel of Engineers, U. S. Army
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
Base Ii all.

The Enterprise Jr. B. B. Club played
q match game of base ball with the
working boys of Postles morocco shop
and defeated them by score Of IA to
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

|vIyANTED, "A small family to take part
w ola house. Address,
|S2st. "M," This Once.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

NOR kENT.-Nine two-story frame houses
n between Thirteenth and Fourteenth,
Lincoln and Union SS. NJ. nj. CHILD.
S-23 8 " St*
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
WANTED.

Wy YANTED.-Aho housekeeper, one with good
w reference required. Apply TO
s22 3ts "B,"This Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

--np RENT.-Two brick dwellings pleas
wa antly located, Nos. 30S and 3l4 Jackson
10, nm" in excellent order. VIII be rented AZ
lsS,, r.rr low figure to responsible parties. Ap-
Pvety ~" THOMAS X. LALLY,
Ewu If 6O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

NOR RENT-I4OW-HoUsE & Ol TEN 1nS
ROOMS, with bath, gas large anu anu
sautllul front, ,s side as.n%s smd BACK yAra'' A0''
aes, n@s. aA H, ENGLISH, 9j6 dflpin avenue.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

colored woman for gener.
w al housework. a good cock, washer
land ironer. No other need apply. Reference
|euuired. llO2 JEFFERSON ST, o-2
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

Wy D.-Everbody to know that VIII
w take trade dollars Tor railroad tickets
10 and from Philadelphia.
STANSBURY MURRAY, JR,
slBtf No, Ill East Water street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25
.opsALEOR BENT.

,pENr-House and store, No. I'll
oRR RRINt, STREET. Apply on the prem
Daily Republican., 1879-08-25

-np sALE-Five shares Clayton Loan
I o0'A H. p. RUMFURD.
.. Bank, 2Ol Market street
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EJHGEIrT.7 VIEWS,

lIi. ratiicS Coeo, formerly Of Richmond,
died in kgo2YiiIe, Tennessee, Monday, aged
s. years.
st tho Baltimore Stock Board yesterday
IsGGssas IS we've dull at 45a47, and Orange
ard Alexandria 3 Is sold ct 81, closing BIT DID,.
Mr.. James Mcdonald, Secretary of the Com.
m0uuealih, who Eas been :cr several weeks
qaire IL, is now better, aud will be cat 10 few
l3ys.
Rev. Dr.. &. b. Stricken, OF Augusta county,
rs, decIIced cal! to the Moore hlemo'lai
CHI -ci,. lprcsbyiciiap,) Nashville, TtDp., With
a s.laiy 81 81. 800,
Miss Hattie Garrett, OF L7rohturg, WAS ao'
cii2nl4ly acd seriously shot on Christmas day
wti, :: pistol IN The hacds OF Henry Latham,
j., Tith T.ch they WIRE playing. uuder the
';rpfcssion tia: it T,s net loaded. TIE tul5;
:y;i; effect 10 tho hip.
Lea. James Garland. Judge OF TIC Cu:roFa
tic9 Court oi Lypchbucg, is DOUBTLESS the oic-
-: AIc:i3IG iI5Ge il sttlFe service. ts was
S. yesrs CID iast JuGe, and dGriog the present
ulgaia El*Id cour, for fourteen days, Invariably
waking 10 cad from his residence, distsacc
I: gt!@@ quarters o. mic.
The 4! i OF j ac0b Soyder, iodic:ed Tor the
;tu,ler G? PriIip Slaughter, oclored man was
| coa.moac:d ia the County Court Of hccsloe
! ha2l % l:A2d.:. TIA murder vas committed
! ca su34ay. too l7th Of November, Snyder,
a>a9saras 70 the testimony Of several witnesses
a:.i6cra:g shooting Slaughter dead With .
| ca:L.oo .J2Lcd 8ita turkey shct. Foo detepsc
al! at:.upt 70 establish the TACT ct iUpropeI
| ;otiGuaeg between Slaughter ADD Snyder wife
=. h. iu,;ii2stiou ftr the killing Snyder hsd
ucen u3nY::.d eonut tGo mouths, acd ~ns al
| i1dusili.u;, had warkica map.
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re E1S Or EsYE DIX.

Wa. :. 1lcG ,uiIrv adjusnt general Ct The
Sig o. y :'as'ar". aad u oroutn, n: me- meer OF
the iar. dI.d Is W;i4iGsten Monday evening.
TIE pIo1l,ase, t. J., coal company, Which.
three yca:1 agr, AIR brief suspension. gave
txte2#io1 nota5 i07 20 200, 900, yesterday paid
the last uEibesc notes.
Last Saturday AZ Saa;ta, Tenn, two brothers
named Mcp2eys0a attacked Joseph Dlbreli.
soa Of tha yoosrassmaD Of that panc. Dibrel
killed oDa i0stg:!ly with shot fu1, and dan
gercusly wounded the ottsr.
The city Of WiIrains.ou. DsiGRarc, is suffer.
Ing ':0sl the p:tyai9Lo. Of typhoid and olEcT
Icyers rasu!,iuG from tie marshes that were
ovc;il ;wsd h7 the tr,aking of the embaDkments
during The et5a, gale iI October las::.
i letter received yesterday from one ct tho
fayoi!y {! Ga7.rGor Ha:aptor. Of South Caro-
lin3. E;ys that The Governors improvement 10
the ls:r ieH days has o2ta very marked. he
haa good appetite fJ, stEors food, sleeps we'll
aa.i IS in good Sp!E!:s.
Johu a. Caldwell, al intelligent farmer OF
South 8 field. Mass while kneoug 10 family
prayer 90 Monday cvaaing, was Instantly killed
by lis iDsar2 vile. who uoperoel7ed By the
laniS approached hiu, with an uplifted oxs,
prd actually split bis bead opeo.
Willie c!;ssiag or the ice b.tween Richmond
o." ,s'' roh;t, w.. ,;oino m.ss,s Rowe and
I.sm,Is a,d Mrs Sa5i.r of Mel
bcu.ua, brcao through, and uli Tero calrisd
und,r ~ n. c,:rcnt asd drowned.
1..:'. Im,'L,u;,. o,.d e., o;,;,t vs.,s
~ - "..' S,n,h - S.rocnso Nav york
' We ~ :, har I'm bovsa Tho neiehhors
'ssSs.: a. n,t ~" s,,a!i ro,t - bor honso
opsst rt ru "s.oS ~ ds",h Har ootbioo
uoo JG1I ~. 10 Gre frSu he siehen sroye
''sDao' .:,,;- &c.. 1891 IA ,h;,,r
Ni5s.ssn "."..u , W. u1 Io,I.r. of =, atom,
I'' 'H.no ,-' ;.'- n;'o,is,;oa hara hosn ~
I'nn 49, y. rt,s sin ,bo nast sy months
tr"S' % 49, an -c.ss Of c,;lnd ronda,iog md
49, ,,,,s hsr, haoo ,,;rh5rswn from cir
o orHu;'.'' ''''"" ''''' '''''
80, .-..,J t n,;.,ste
~ ''S-J --.'H ~ IEon,r,Lr
Ia''; tn7'u"" ''.a IHH@ a'a I,S:!i'' y: o;h,
cfSeVihs u a. We HNpts: Soa NUS lnuIs''Ooe
ccuh''S i.c, va" e'EI i:' LUZ pTE III 800.
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1t is hcpId tia: the new year will ~liues5 an
Increase of au,ioesa ACTIVITY and energy 10 AL,
exandria coioDe;suraic With that Of wtich
there arc iiGicatinns y, other citi's Of the
couutIy. Values tava auv reached their low
est probable degree. and property Bought now
must, III tie Gstura CT thirGs, ircreass 10
price. There are aoR L,ro :uiilj ADD fso;oIes,
docks. waetVes and bulldogs suitable for any
s1d all purposes, oil ii'1 and uocccaplec,
tn. 10 excellent order Tor Immediate U.s.,
and Il 1.odc5a;s cspi;s', co;l . iiil; we'll
directed cDtrgy, will max: as haadi,na returns
here as 10 acy city 10 .ae void We have a
r.ch back eouo;ry the people Of which would
rather trade here than elsewhere, it iheS c:u!d
% so sa:iscac.o!iiy, ani Aiexiydria possesses
the natural. ao,i should speedily tcq1Eo me
artificial, advantages to attract tus! trade hare,
sad prevent il from passing BY Us. As noss oft
does now.
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The Uu1bc: cf L:ttcii'a Living Age Tor the
week crdirs Jlau2ry +, begins is ooe Guodred
and fCrliati vouc,c.
t. this volume G,ocso 'Iae D,naid ) new and
increasingly a:e72sio$ se!ia! story. "Sir Glib
bic - will be caatioued fem wsek to week until
c,m3istc6; uew s.yial, ''lhe Brides Pass, y
By Sarah igtier, whose stories What She
Game Though" aad Try. Adam Cameron s
Visit TO London aitI5ced Sd much attention
in The Living Age, will be beguo in January;
a serial story, TIE Rouarcs OF Cal10t House,
By kaoarire s. NiscGu lid, author of Patty.
c!c.. is anucuacst Ia oppear early 10 the Few
year
Ia scienc,, rel;tcs, theology and general lite
nature articles g:a iaeusioucd as forthcoming
from ha foremost tniokcrs, investigators aud
writer's. including y. Il. Msllcck, author Of
"Posi,ivisa1 on 40 I.l.uh," Daan Stanley, RI.
Hoo. ". f. Gladstone, Jas. Anthony Froude,
Prof. GcdEin Smith. Richard A. Pfocsor.
Prof. Huxley, d. W. b. Carpenter, Prot.
May Mal!er, Ma:tbe# Arnold, aud others, with
sketches by e D. Dtackmors, author Of
"Loros,4aeae, Wa'. Black. Mrs. ,O;iphant.
Ia fubiisN(R,suu rsssnt to row subscribers
FAR x19dhssix onnos .ot 1s78 containing the
ext fI.f parts &c M Donalats '.Sir Gibbie. Lat
tell & ear Bastoo. PubIishsa1s.
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a strange Rum 3r.

RICHMOND, Jon. la sTaa:H s;ory !n.acs
from Raleigh, 20 lbe cif c! Tia. j:f. . ;;,i2n,
brother OF Doaa,z, O'bi:a. =! O.! IL. -:
visited there by lI2ye. iEHHi NV Yak, 80
weeks ago. 1na lsuysr ,s:yauc' -; Cd: ard
then Lett lor Naw Yak. C'E:i:a, Iehjw.sra
de,st5od to be ir the, lsss stages q cJ1su@p'Gn,
was advised to settle his aiGIl!s o. the i!'r lost
tEo womco cauc to Rs!rlah, Ecuai9cd week.
and, it is said, filled O'Bi.2a =ith :t!niusu:a
add uader ira merse pre-.sr. lciG =! oIo., ter
baggage tciag labelled ioz t'As;.lcg.o?. /: IS
thought g. the tbys;aaa Tia. 10 -, i;cma.
tu-eIy carried oT, and The opi:ya .G.T.l; lha.
while dragged he wsg GIN pa.l2It - siSl ds"n
rnents pervsrtias tia s,i: q hl+ pir,ac:, ~E1
has been DEED so5ae ,i,'. IL: nlH,,s l':o 49,:
been beard !.oc. and D'i:si4a ! asi!:':- - t.
dead by tkii TIM.
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EJREEGG'.IWlS"s.

Eiisyn la applied i'T third iatc1! IN
Eoghn:.
Ch;ir@.i, 3ca. anj kuaar will tic !acoroc-
ra!et: 1919 ii,5 !;;::ii..l laiiin Empire.
Il :1izad o2aupas;on I: Eastern Rcunclla is
proposed By i',c i..or;is', a2A:ula:onc:.
The H!i...h c>:om3ic.aI aud Industrial Tesle2
fer 1878. l,Ea 20 iiarsli; r2cord d disasters
An at:ca:r; 70 ia3:c.52 Inc working hours ia
It's i!J5Gaa !rs2 tr.irs wilt /" resisted.
Noe .uinai aaes;., g:Icrai dc:tituion a1]
arproi,4rla;; Iiy'5 a7i Nae :eaiuFes OF the neTd
i.onl C3D:tls'i&or:e.
Ihc Entrls5 Of Germany gave audience
yeslc.;2y to t,a wi!oa ct the lac American
miGi:tcr, Eay2:2 T&J!2T.
The Har072;!a address, ii loyalty 10 the
Duke & C0ubsT!!ad, Presented at tho Danish
C1uc:, i!E!:siay t.. NActh deraiau G;zc;te.
,:'ln rscofS r.t::she,; 10 the Paris L Uioerso
that Tie Atoii;t:Sn d. I,ailoI Pie. Grown Prince
Of Austria, would shortly h. te:To.hed to q
uicc: the kias 3: SONY i not believed 10
welt iG;0-G2 c;.c,:a.
Narrarts i!are hazo issued !jr til, appre.
iicGsi3s, ii The Eyc;c7;icr ksr,georgo"l'ch, bis
son aad sig o.i,r r2isors, Ipr high treason 10
riat;i?: agsi,>a II: Ike Il PriGoo hllls0 in
Serve. Ike government sppeals 70 the homo
ari f.rtizn ~ ::IIij-ic' 70 assist IL the capture
CT the aCausaL.
tIsrc,s's c:u4s.l 40 his vile cod chiia Earo
gi7en audic:ry by kiaG Alfonso yesterday.
TAcy hayc presented TO the Minister Of Justice
d pa;iiioa ;riyini; ijc raeIcy signed by 1000
pcss:rs, iac Il .i9x tho bishops. Furthermore.
Ssrora S7g4s;3 aaG CASTELAR, bava loteroeded
with :3caoS usa.7as ID Castillo 10 behalf OF
M3aclsi.
liarcca F;"sch,2an. who obt,iced a Goa.
trse. froul riirco D,nd3ukctf korsakOtf relative
10 The li;hes 10 iisgc.o R3uuio!ia, endeoyored
to prO7oho Sir d4ory Diamnond Wolf ord
III. W'bitGker (ci!tlr OF the Conssantlnopte
tlessaager) 90 dual ~ account ct their action
10 exposing that affair, bus tho British Consul
General! iaIcl;cr3d asG prevented hostliltiss.
4 ;psn named FtaDmso brother OF the Ttsp
p!aa vic murier=I a Whoia family near Parls,
some years exc, las beea unprecedented ct Mus-
house, tfgAcn, ioc couaterisi,irg coin. No
sus.ic:cn vas cxci:Ct: against him until bis ro.
pn!ed mistress \. Gerasv was dstic:ed 10 The
Ect OF utta.iUg cDuotsr!ei: coin, WhercuDo0 tue
police wsr; to TsagDiaa sad crrcsted him after
a iesp>r2!e resi.tauce. The poiios iouod ample
pta3i Of BIS fl;I!.