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The most perfect and sqljst,cto..
blnatiOn known to the nrot,.
which iron is combined. an .o' ~,
is the success ct tins propaganda n.
destined to become, Wilton Sn't.
most pUpul I nj all the iron ,o ,y'
In usr. And we hesitate n,t Ia All
that tits medicine is uO secret NO. 81.
cheaply Cotton mp comp uunl Inn ,'
genuine constitutional nnrlr ~,
ing those Alternative powers 50 r,.,.
to r,cuprrhte and in,i.urtie Mn. b..
system when broken doAb nv its,,.
disease commonly called onJ ,
known a. dysprp,lland milges,io5
which nlnc-t,nihs OF al our m, h.,
mate, because when the diJtsii.p.
paired from want Of the naiurl. "a,
is so important in the dige,iiv,. en-,
of man, then Il is that nj, Ynu n
many types usually called disease.
lAs.iludr aud sour stuma d. W,ls.
mental exhaustion, Impaired VITALITY
general prn-tIallon Ut the whole IL.
liver compliant, iuliO ed hy HiEhir
and all It senses OF the BLOOD. lnw
My and BLADDER, that wpslne,
fearful aches knuGu us runmitg
rugia, buchnChc and nervous sr
headache And al 60 suupily.
weak females. who uip In ,tete.
good tonic to build up Their const
cannot find, We honestly believes /.
Or Il more certain Remedy onean
bottle is sulli, lent tu prove 20 N.
wonderful mrdiciu.i pIoplits.ts
regularly curiiug To 1inctia,,
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lEN b
nRAIoR, and be sure 10 lake m q
Price 5 per bottle Ptcptrcd u
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Ieys
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

English Female Btters IL intended
Tor Young girls A we'll as married ladies.
who have 10y some Nposurr, become ir.
regular, pale aud feeble, with headache,
ieucorrb9a,pa pal M side aud back. falling
OF womb, or female weakness or "a.
eesses. Its use Strengthens aud tones
the stomach, inyigorlteH the nerves,
gives iron 10 blood, corrects irregular
uterine action aud removes unnatural
obetructions.- g02lm.
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Ili,aI.

Yesterday morning, nj 3o'clock, MI
T.. NJ. tnud) i'Hucls, n, # heart disease, III
the 18th cur ut his apc.
The iunru took place hast evening from
the residence ul NJ s.. i. a. Ituuts, sister
OF deceased she funeral ,cromoni's bcinl
performed hy Rev j. II. RichrN and inter
iuent nj the El-t waco q, mric'v.
a large number OF iricrds and acgnnin'
tnLccs Will mourn The death Of Mr. Fat
torson, m excellent 10 ~ and one great
Nv re- pectcd in IA" community, aud In
G ,mmun with hun 'rrls ot others tho
EXAMINER desires 10 tender rs sympathy
to the hcrcaycd family and relatives OF the
drcrA.L d
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Nincent'E High School, Juncshoro
Texas, M-srrz. Tucker AZ Willis, Waco
rrNns. Gentlemen Your Mr. Tucker
knows how skcp lcnl | was us to tine sur
cessful determination of the amt colo
mics IN Texas; but Your "prath to Ants
which was applied twice IN the same
evening to four different beds in lh.
plnce completely destroyed ever, ut
Tho application wls made just one
month ago to-day, auduut an ant. Though
watched Tor has since been Seen "a
either bed, The destruction IT those i'm
the bed wH instantaneous and compl,tc
IN cnch cnse. Yours most Ecspt.,
JAB, 4. NINcr st.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Mrs Pauline T.. Somouc- will oprl
her school m Art, on the 18th Of Oclohr
at her rrsldcucc, No. 81, Washington
street, and will teuch l,ucnr lrnwiugout
line m pencil aud charcoal from tl,
HAT and round, shaded IN crayun paste
and lndia lux. Painting IN water colon
and oil. VIII teach adyan. ed puplh
portrml PAINTING II dcurcd; aud t,
sketch from nature. Study of form
study Of hight aud shade from plaster
casts, shaded with stomp blenders or nlI
rolors. Would solicit the patronage of
her friends and the public. Terms OF
tuition will bc furnished on Application.
-qlplm
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The signal service bureau reports the IN
dIcatlons Tor to-day Tor the West Gulf
states. mlr weather, bat / ed rains in
southern portion, slight rise followed hN
falling brom,tcr, stationary Of slight r'sr
ia Temperature.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Those in need Of a carr 1t will find ii
greatly 10 their Interest 10 call at H.
HabePs before purchasing. there can be
found the best aud ueatest stocks u
carpets ia the city, the uea est patterns
and best styles, at prices unusutily low
UDltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

! nave already notified the public That
a certain cigar maker IN this city il at.
tempting T. initiate two Of my brands of
cligars Marrow Gauge" and Sweet
oi'teti, manufactured expressly Tor
me- by Frey Brothers, Manniaclory Nn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

. 4 a''@''
The State OF Tcxas-To the sheriff or any
/ constable OF McLCnnan County-Greet.
| =.
on are hereby commanded that Won
summon by making publication OF this
cilalloh IN some newspaper published In
Mclenhhn county Tor tour successive
weeks previous to return day hereof A.
Nlloc, 10 be and appear before the honor.
able district court OF Mclenn county,
Texas, at the courthouse thereof, in the
city of Waco, on lhc first NJ ,nduy in No
N,mbcr \ u. lSS2. then and there 10 an
sWhr the petition Of the La Belle wagon
w"rks, pliintiii, II Ell in laid cunrt on the
5ol day OF September. A. y, 1852, against
{. !, Gates and a. Alice (who rompo,ed
tue hrm OF t.L CAFES ~ Coz, defendants,
i'r sun No. 1929; the nature of which
H'und"d is as follows, to-%lL an action
lnr the collection OF draft tor 81 4596l
drawn on sa,u llfm OF Gil. CAFES & O.
~ planun Tor goods, wars. etc. pul-
chased Of p'alntIti by said defendants. said
defendants, { Il. G,tes ~ Co., having &C.
ecp'e said driit. Piun'itl pr,ys mdg-
mout Tor MS said drbt, costs, etc.
Herein tIil mol. but OF this writ. and how
Nou nave executed tie SAME. nuke lu,. ry-
turn as the Jaw directs.
Issued under my hand, and the seal Of
ne district court OF McLennan connty,
eAas' at once In Waco, thi. the 3Oih day
oi september, lSs2.
Alte,t' Il. + BEAsLEY,
loSd4w elk, u. C., Mel. Co, feu
Cllne to hand on The SOth day OF Sep
.'"Oti' ~ ID, lHS!. and eXecu' Ell ON tie
same Jay o der ng the same published in
ne waco Examiner four weeks prior 10
"'" H"y' VAN HALL.
Nherlli McLenn an ConntY.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Tho rush continues and We still have
a few more OF those white couuterpaues
at "a aud 80 cents. Don't fail to call
and examine these Bargains, At Sarge.
Bros. -lHltc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Everybody wants thom, everybody
wear, them, the well known f. Bnydrn
y Co.'S mems fine Gust, m made boots
and shoes, made up III the latest stylo
to b. had only at Sanger Bro .-lDOItc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Pure whiskies, braudies, wines. beer
etc, Tor family aud medical uses. Goods
that can alwa, = be relied on Sold only
10y !. A. Guldstein.-g2 8tc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

II yon want any article oC mrni.
ture you can iind itat W T. Martin A
Bro. Their goods are dr,t-rlass and
heirt prices low. lot
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

New military braids, loops, sets. rlc
giant plush and handsome dress trim.
ming Just received by express at Levin,
Brus.-ltlStc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

II you want to see style, taste and
and cool Judgment DISPLAYED,
look through Levine Bros one mice
clothing and gents furnishing goods
house lltStg
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

l. Boyden 4 Co. custom made but. L
boots and congress, Dom Pedro. Ll.e
b'ls and boots at reasonable pric, S IA
Sanger RTos.- luSfc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

Taking first three classes entrance lee
S22, altogether $50. Taking first thee
classes lu s22; altogether $40. Annual
dues payable in 90 days, shor or time de.
Quoted from benefit Assessments levied
10 dlys before marriage, deducted from
benefit. Telegraph applications. Agents
wan ed. Address,
4. a. BLAIR, secretary,
g2~ti Waco. Texas
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14
CasCara Cordial


one Of the latest and ncu ,,...
I'LL liquid cathaltics, this ele NJ, t'.el'i',
ION Is mate with syrupnlon.1 "' I'9.
the Il, st and most careful, ssl. ,a.t 0
rial. II is with the grcltsst ''V',cIei o.
we recommend this very . nvNa'
harmless remedy as being ,bo "ue'iy.
surest laxative and cathafiic ~, NIts'
males and children, now in n ,o' Nei
habiIual constipation and indi,o, d. Hsl
cannot tind.anythiog moe s mto,,
.a',i. /. Is ,"lnblnei with aroma.
sucn manner That the b.tterne..' ..
ca'carh sa-rada is complcteiy d. "
ASK your druggiS' iorit. AMI h u's.
take no oth.r. Price 81 cents w y 7;
Prepared by Tucker & W1Ii 7,
Texas. '"'''
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HsArv authorized tu announce Il. " hings
b.fy, sr.. a. % candidate Ion tn" once o' CITY
lIarltlrr. tile
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CoNNGCTIONs

GALVESTON with Na ,,l ~
OF steamers ior. Key WrsI ana n NV mi
Morgan Line inr New Or.ein,'i IN. ~ II
nola, Corpus Christi, BroWn''''
Vera Cruz .cNyGi
Columbia and town, IN Bf,'t'IuI a.
tROSENBEKG with IT, II i "
railway, (Snnsrt konlr ioI s' ",' I,,
Weimar. Harwood, Lul'ng' sAW1 "
nio. Laredo, Uvhlde ana ,'r,.
Texas and Mexico; also Tor HOW, ,ao
Star aud Or, scent Rnule ior o' q, '9,'.
Orangr,Lake Charles, thr Guy ,rs sg.i
New Orleans and all poinIs n u ,' 4
east, Nurth and Eat WIN 'Wtsrl
Texas Il mexican railway lo' li1s
Victoria aud stat Ons on lh,' . ..'I r.
II SEALY win !, Na- ,,m,',hs,.r 81
way for Pntison, Leslie W ''HVF
n o En, tGF; with II A. g 81
way Tor Hampstead l.,n'
dings McDide and Ausi"N p f.. a.
Al NILANO with j. a u. i n Eg
Hearne, Palestine, kothus ~, Ngos
Rock Georgetown, Austin, a'aa,JiiIsglA
New Brnnni.ls. san Ant MO an 1913
At TEMPLE with Nl''O"'
railway Tor Waco 9TH Teya;sa !
At MCGREGOk VI" MI tor.1'l
Louis railway tor Naoo '. nj Glnd.
Athens, Tyler, Mount i'
TeXarkana. ,-.. Csrinl r,
way Tor Waco, Ross, lileG o. ,,''
co and ali points on tha' l,iI; Wise
Al FORT MORIHio c ir,,uIlwg
Pacific ana Texas P ,,ad.. i ior : r. r.,
all points on those lines ,,oJ the Pis.
Santa Fe. san Francisco az ~" 81. ~
Coast, and for Kansas "a sll pOinI' No.
East ami West. -.,nsl5
s,-see that your tick IS rr .ir, 49,
For fuli Information sun ,uENi.
O ueul f''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

l6, New York. Every box OF the genuine
has the name Of these manufacturers on
a slip inside he box, us well nv on the
label out e. / now learn that THE
same cigar-mnRt is trying 10 turr ont
fraudulent cigar lal4o mnuufnc urod
Tor me by Frey Brothers, the name in
side aud outside the box which IL my
famous M. X. aud T.. cigar, Hopeless
OF making good cigar Of his own br nds
he tries TO initiate mine b, TAX ug the
names Of these three brands which is as
great deception on smokers and the
trade IA IL unjust to me. ! again warn
the public ~ these limitations. am the
only one who sells the genuine,
A HrE2,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

w.nr,. it,d to anuuuup- Major wiley
Homes A. "a r.nudau. lur Mayor ut the titJ oil
Mace, election Monday, uc''mhrr u lss!
sgttdp
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-10-14

We ARE sut4urIlvl a. announce Robert
GulIr, Esq l- = tpuhiiHsr tor he'pritr "l
the ~ Ut Waco, election December II, 1852
l0itl-
We Arr authorized Tn nnruuucc Robert n
R0gets Efu't a- % candidate Ton Recorder ("
thu city ui NAco, election Drr'tubrr lllh
lsrl.--tdu.
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PERSON A.

Corner 9TH ard Austin street
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Groceries and CoIionI


W. guardptee 10 T5alj-e more
mo".'y and mdh;e yUici.cr re,uJ,s ~,
COTE" hpped as t,,rm. Waco',
%r"'e district ha" FROM shipments
10 any other market. JEe ho~Ne
C"i!o" Ia promote our grocery baN-
ness onir
G''e 's Il Woro"gh test ct Grs
ceres aJrd C0ttoM amt o., ,riH ut,rst
y'''r permanent putronogf.
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TObacconist, Austin Street.
Waco, October l0.-dtf

"Brazos Chill Cure" stands at the head
for not only breaking mp the chill aud
few r, but in keeping them of il taken
according 10 directiuns.-lOl3tc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-30

u Ss.l They left Saginaw on sep,enber
ISM agreeing TO meet him in Toledo. Ob,o
ne could not find them on his arrival and
Wa informed thst they had been semi for.
MHra 10 several places. and finally ~ NJ
IV,k. lie requested the aid Of the imni-
s'A'4on commissioners to find his family.
me Boston Press Rifle Association held
sneT annual shoot Thursday afternoon.
he Fost, Herald. GlObs. Transcrirf Stor
@ n, AduerfiSer were represented. The
, DsC't won the team-match by a score Of
wv out OF a possible 30. IoSf second
LieTa1 third. &. II. Morgan. 81 the
Hera4l, Won the individual prize in tho
,t'ahl-Inaieh, making 80 out Of a possible IN
.. r. frost. Of the Globs. won the indjyid.
ual match, making 80 out Of 80.
Mr.. Joseph J. McCammon. assistant A.
torney-general for the Interior Denartrnen,
returned 70 Washington Thursday from a
,u1p 10 California and Montana. where he
hsd been on official business. He visited
oie iai mead Indian reservation in North
Neetern Montana. and negotiated an agree
III with that tribe 70 allow the Northern
IAcihc Railroad Company 10 build their
L r'ad through the reservation a distance ~
n u three miles on payment q So. 900
fib'pVl ior The land and 5000 ~ compeu-
s"'loh ior The destruction q buildings and
crops on the line Of the proposed roadway.
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Death In Virginia OF a WeII.Enovn
Minister

heN. DR.. Benjamin +. Brooke. 2 we'll
hnoWn minister 81 the Methodist Tni.co-
l'I 'hurch. died II " bite Hall. Frederick
county. Va, Monday last. from tvnhojd-
ana hlaiarai-icyer. and Wa buried We'd
aesday from The Market-~freef Methodist
Episcopal church, Winchester. Va. the
AtF. u. :. France. pastor - the church.
ON 'iailnc. AZ The time II bi. death Dr
brooke wa serving his third vcqr u. mr.
siding elder ~ the Canton di.,ri~. Fast
ONO conference. and had been summoned
from Ohio 70 Virginia o. acrompanv M. in.
wand WIFE 10 New York f0r medical treat
ment On arriving in virginia he wa.
stricken with the fever which caused bi,
death.
Or. Brooke Wa o native q Fauouier
county, Va. and commenced hi. minis
terlaI career r. member If the old Ralt-
more Conference Methodist, Erj.conal
Church. lie soon became con,picp6u,
ID q conference Of able minister. ~ q close
and clear rcaSoner and m eloqueut and
elective speaker. lie filed many of the
leading appointments ID the Conference.
including The Charle~-~treet church. or
ner 81 Charles and Fayet;e streets. before
;he Wal considered the most desirable ,ta-
ron ~ The Conference. At the breaking
ont . The wgr Or. Brooke wa, I'm charge
~ Marhei->treei church. Winchester. and
about TIE close Of the war he came ~ Bal-
tmore and FOR while had charge ~
Methodist Protestant congregation. BAL
fI0pTe SIN
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The YeIIov-Fever.

GALVESTON. september 2a.-Ihe Ae'rs' s
Rrowu,viH, special say " No new cases
II fever are reported for the twenty-iouF
bour, ending II ID O'Clock thi. morning
ON. death occurred from the fever since
tbat hour. Or Matos was taken down
win the fever this afternoon. In h4-a-
mora,. In the twentl-iour hours ending al
o 4. NJ. three deaths orcurrrd--lWo rom
fever. The steamer A>ilra', rom era
cruz. has arrived Of Bag lad' prlhElhT q
~ ~ na..en-,r-. Dr. tOmhe has
- 't,l.araphed from Ming, Ranch. il
- ,c,red fhpy have tie fever There. Yes
,-r ,i.' 0inciceu new ca-e- aud three deaths
80 --r,1rt.d ~ Eevuo-a. People living
", " a - col. outside % the Gordon, are
IN l,t !, nm for want Of food They cannot
go o to- corpus ,u christi or enter Brown;yile
a soldier has died a =. Brown A"!Of
Wetherill l. c0nyaiescn-.
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The Third District
A DELEGATION n WASHINGTON URGING THI
WITHDRAWAL OF !. AgBLER SMITH.
rsf...laLl t..lerram 70 The nlEnafch.l

WITHDRAWAL OF !. AgBLER SMITH.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispafch.l
WASHINGTON. September ga delega-
ton composed Of r. T. HuLard, Or. Gil
mer Jpnstmaster). John Fisher, and Spitzer
have been here in conference with Malone.
urging him 70 withdraw Smith a. the can
didaie for Congress and substitute Huiard.
John 7. Lewis. the warm friend Of Gilmer.
viii hardly believe that Gilmer. who owes
20 much 70 Lewi., j. willing to'cruci'y his
son-in-law; but il i true. !, !, equally
true that Malone expressed o. these gen
tlemen biz willingness 10 withdraw smith.
smith arrived LAT night. and to-day held
a conference with Malone Henderson. and
Gorham. and they assured him that they
meant 70 stand by him as they would the
other Coalition candidates. smith has ac-
cep'ed their declarations for what they are
worth. They IRE pi1yinr smith false and
YOU may look out for squalls In your di~-
tri-t between now and November.
Rive- may learn o lesson from what j.
going on with reference % smith.
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LONDON, September s9.-The Govern
menf have teIezraphed to Cairo. ordering
that M investigation be made INTO the cause
Of the explosion which occurred there ycs-
ierday, and that the result Of the Inquiry
be promptly reported.
The transport Carthage has arrived ai
Portsmouth, with II officers and l01 men.
wounded at Tel-el-kebir. on board. FIVE
others. who had been wounded. died on
the voyage.
LONDON. September 29.-The Times. in
H. leader. says it has been decided 70 retain
FOR the present 1900 men in Egypt 70
carry on and consolidate the work for
which the suppression Of Arab Pacha does
little more than clear the way.
CAIRO, September 2s.-The authorities
consider that the country generally i 20
rapidly returning TO it, normal condition
That further display 81 force in the pro-
yinces l. unnecessary.
The EXPLOSION At CAIRO.
CAIRO. september 29.-The explosion n
the railway station yesterday continued a;
brief Intervals for over three hours. By
the energetic efort- u the military. a.
though they were hainpered by lack Of
pumplng-gear. the FIRE Wa. prevented from
spreading, and finally gotten under con-
troll The Passenger station was ..ved.
but at the freighf-sbeds. containing ten
day provision for the army and about
two hundred trucks 81 ammunition. were
destroyed. il j. reported N good authority
that i've men were killed and twenty
wounded.
The railway official, cxpre-, the belief
that the fire was 81 incandiarv origin.
They noticed that truck, on TWO separate
lines ~ track hlazed up simultaneously.
subsequent 70 tie first explosion two Arabs
were seized In The act ~ tirin- trucks: a
third e-caped. TIE FIRE began among
The ammunition captured from -he E-ru-
faus. some accounts attribute il ~
an Academia blow 90 percussion
-hcl. while tla military. at the request
" fhe railway lThoriiles. were removing
the ammunition which had been stored u
trucks in the railway sheds ipr some DAYS.
j. appears clear. however. That tho Arab.
endeavored % spread. e they AID nor rar.,.
the fire. The traffic NJ tla railway VIII not
suffer serious Interruption. Troop, pa
iro.led The streets la>t night. Th. loss In
stores and ammunition is estimated 81
100000.
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Elliott, i1e pr-z Fighter. VINO VIZ, ii.-
king .ir.--- utui~ - I-ut lu- Nj I-~'t.
u.- Released IN NeW York. Thursday on
....ult If 81 defect iI tl, warrant.
-- zV......-. 1--,-r A+r.r-i. and Pa
..+ .~a 49,. A,,.,-.., I-,,t.. .I,-r..,.l.
-.--..... -.s...l - -.. -f.. ..,.. I..,i.8
rn.r -..m .v Oh. city % Try. y. -.
c.am.H- -..a- they a~. excessive.
Holm Clark known a, @i--ra~ Hr..fui ou
...,...,.-.. ~. f... tr..,-.r an action In
g.. --. l..r.. y. s.. -ur--m. Court
s.. -.-.,.~ 81. l.i damages fr.m Richard
F ,.r.r.t..., .f r. .el re-l.-..
..... 49,. .~..... r.-.iff-h.E iu flint ra.
..,.....,....... Elm
--.......... esd. ,.,,..... .o, r.l.., Kelly
-- -.-.. Kiln 80 r.,-,r..rr fall
"-. 7,l o.. Ef'...-i.,. ~ I~yi,- Hal
'.' 49, ..,.r.-..,,-... ID N.V Yo~s
N 1.,i- n.,..cr..r.. STATE
'-
N'-'''-''
Tie steamer Pernaud. if.iA ~" t-l '-
which arrived ~ NtW J 'rh --I--.'l' .i-.'
.r board the maiI-h.- II flt steamship
E.'.'--, --.. t.,o, pb.--or N. II
Ih' heu ~ ' sd
ou Ntl'''iA '- -'-''
The Worcester Mas. MUSIC + 81, -
had for H. chef atJacil"n 'h 1"' l'l IL. -
day Thursday redeTlcN AZ e.i''i' ,'i' i.'-.
l>h oT-iA'>'. rr., f.. sin
IhlrsaaA' ME- ~ ,..-'--... SAND, ,..rv
suffering from AeI "'iil' ~ 80 - a,, ~
effectively III '1v "i'''''
i''''' ln.,.-. .,r-,l,ved
The conductor AN" .- r...l,,-ai Ccrn-
Nv the North Division street, '.D'" q, IN
pAuv. Of Chicago, struck Nu.Nu"'' ,',.,.
all The cars N thai division W 'u NV. ~
.topred. The trouble was Ho' u"
Wages. bui % n""l'' .'5.,,,r.d. If
lay The com i''nS 49, Wv" lar,er returned 10
iNe ''i'N'' ~
~......;i ri. -h. National
The LNecu,lF' 80 ,s..'. :. .r,ual meet
Board oi lraue' "o''.,'i- ....I.,d DAY. .r.-
inc in Boston % va. private
sion Ihur~c"f M r. ga.' decided 10 hold
and al H. conc-.-',.' ' D. IN washington.
the next anh'.A ...,..'.-..i,, NJ tbo New
In the afternoon. by inN lt'ii'H - -, ~ -.
FD-lsDl Manufacturer 4i" IL; .,,
ed the fair.
~ .,xt,-nYe men. charged
D' ,i...ninr. violating the iot'er!
" il" ~ l-...r,inr Gambling h0use,, were
laws, ANA NJ ri far court OF General
on tHt - yort On Thursday. The
session. ,..jied IN tbe bar and pleaded
accu'ea " Wv IN fbe ca-e Of Two OF them
who failed 70 put in an appearance Wv
bal Wa forfeited ~, the
The general passenger a-.;n', in Cbi.