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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-05-11
Cleveland & Pittsburg R. R..

CONDEMNED TIME TABLE.
In effect Oct. 3lst. 1881.
RIVER DIVISION-GOING WEST.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-05-11

The bad aud vicious may be bolster
ously gay, and vulgarly humorous, but
seldom or never truly cheerful. Genu-
inc cheerfulness is an almost certain in
dex to happy mind and pure, good
heart.
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The Malley Murder Trial.

TESTIMONY OF A DOCTOR AND AN UNDERTAKEN.
New HAVEN, Conn, April a-In the Malley
trial this morning the cross-examination OF DIR.
Painter, who was on the stand yesterday when
the court adjourned, was resumed. The witness
said that in removing the clothes from the body OF
Jennie Cramer In the morgue, at West Haven, he
noticed the pins used were not rusty. lie was sure
the deceased wore q chemise. There had been
some question about this.l
Undertaken Stahl, at whose store the autopsy on
the remains was made, was called to tell OF his
bringing the body from West Haven, and OF his
disposition OF IL In the basement OF his store The
witness also told OF the disinteTment OF the re-
mains on Jan. q for additional medical examine
ton and analysis Witness could not recollecs
that there was any smell from the body when he
was lrst preparing it for burial, and he did not
remember that he testified before the grand jury
to strong smell He formed the opinion that the
In the caslet he placed oxalc acid on the face 70
preserve the features.
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The examination proceeded for some time ant
lapSed into
A CONTINUOUS RATTLE OF RKrARrKE

CONTINUOUS RATTLE or REfARTEB
and counter retort, which frequently convulsed
the spectators with laughter and left IL matter
OF some doubt which was examiner and which
witness. The climax, however, was reached when
Mr. Belmont deprecatingly remarked: swell, Mr.
Blaine, am through now with any more nom
sense.'
MI. Blaine quickly turned the cquivocal ex-
preston to Mr.. Belmont's discontinue by adding,
"Wel, am very glad vou are, Mr.. Belmont In
TACT, may say am exceedingly glad"
When the merriment subSided Mr.. Belmont in
quired: "Do you know who were behind the Lam
dreau claim?"
Mr. Blaine replied that he did not; that neither
the Landreau claim nor the Cochet claim had
anything more to do with the policy OF this gov
ernment toward the South American republics
than did barDacle on the bottom Of the ship
which bore Mr.. Hurlbut to Lima
As Mr.. Belmont had not concluded his examina-
tiOn at 10 minutes past II, the committee ad-
J0urned till 10 am tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

BALTIMORE, Nd, April ga conference OF
bishops OF the African Methodist Episcopal church
and OF the colored Methodist Episcopal church OF
America, to consider the consolidation OF the two
bodies was begun this morning at Bethel colored
church, Saratoga street or the former church
w. Wayman, Maryland; J. P. Campbell, Pennsyl-
vania; j. A. Shorter, Ohio; T. n. ID. Ward and j.
Brown, District OF Columbia; r IL Cain, Texas; H.
Carolina. or the latter church, Bishops W. II.
Miles, Kentucky; l. II. Hosey, Georgia; l. Lane,
Payne was chosen temporary chairman, andBishop
Wayman temporary secretary. The proceedings
this afternoon Will be open and the discussion pub
lfo
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Guiteau Refuses to See His Sister.
MRS. sCOvLLE's VISIT TO THE JAIL.

Mrs. Scoville, who according to general an
nouncement left the city Sunday, did not 60 away
until this morning. She has gone to New York
and expects to return here next week. Yesterday
afternoon about 6 O'Clock she went to the Jail to
pay visit to her brother and it being after visit
ing hours she was denied admission. Mr.. McGill,
the officer who it will be remembered had scufie
with Guiteau some months since, and who,
Guiteau claims, attempted to take his life was on
duty at the time. Mr.. McGill answered the call
and Mrs. ScOyile said that she desired to see her
brother and asked that word be sent into him.
Guiteau was nOtned at once and said: ~ don't
thought she would leaveh
Mrs. Scoulle was not pleased with this answer
and insisted on going as far as the gate In the
rntunda, but Mr. McGM denied her, and she asked
him, what's your manner"
Mrs. Scovi1le.-"Ithought So"
Mr.. McGilL-"WeI, I know you to be q
Guiteau."
Mrs. Scoville added: swell, Gen. Crocker
would not refuse me II he was here. think he
lGuiteau) ought to pay my cab fare OF q, and
then left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

THE meeting OF the Lincoln National Monument
Association called at the Capitol for to-day failed
for want of q quorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

COMMITTEE, consisting Of E. c. Fowler, Owen
Riley and 8. p. Stratton, has been appointed at
the Post Of1ce department to open on Monday the
miscellaneous contracts for star routes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

GONE AND GONG TO FoRTRBss M0NRoK-The
Alarm left the navy yard at noon to-day for
Fortress Monroe, with the family OF Admiral Por-
ter on board. The Tallapoosa will leave at II
o'clock tonight The President, Senator Davis,
the Secretary Of War, the secret airy OF the Navy
and other distinguished guests, numbering in all
about thirty, VIII be passengers on board The
President and other OfIicialS will inspect the
portsmouth navy yard Tomorrow The Alliance
left Key West yesterday for Hampton Roads
THE ARIZONA HosTILRs EscAPB FROM THE
TRoOPa--Col Forsyth reports 70 Gen. Mckenzie
that four Indian scouts and one private OF Troop
c, OF his force, were killed. and one sergeant and
four privates wounded by the Indians It was
Impossible to dtsiodge them from their positions
the the enemy were killed and number wounded.
Sat Richmond, from whence he.wkitesh for water.
The number OF Indians fought .Wxs between sixty
and one hundred A dispatch fHm L0rdSburg to
San francisco says "that 0eAs bsSyth is reported
70 be In camp on the east nd Of STEMS Peak
range, taking things very easy ard anording the
noStiles every facility for esca1es The troops had
the Indians completely euIf0aMded at Doubtful
canon ana Horseshoe canon On Saturday night
last, put 1t Is now feared they WIN eScapen dis
patcn from Gen. Wilcox SayBs ut Is believed the
hoStileS are breaking for Nex1co. Forty people In
Arizona have been Killed BY ttla savages; and
three months force OF v0luntcx1 Is to be raised
for protection OF the SettlerR
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Mr. BRADIAUGHs SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
LONDON, April 26.-Mr. Bradlaugh has brought
suit, In which he claims several thousand pounds
damages, against the assistant sergeant-at-arms OF
the house OF commons I'm connection with the pro-
ceedings taken 10 eject him from the lobby OF fhe
house during the last session Mr.. Bradlaugh has
also begun a suit against Mr.. Newdegate, conser-
vatve, member for North Warwickshire, for main
tenance He claims 900 pounds damages
HOMES AND SHOPS OF RBBREws BURNED IN RUSSIA.
ST PETERSBURG, April @-Many shops and
houses belonging TO Jews were destroy ed by firo
last night In the town OF Kamenetz, In the gov
ernment OF Poldsk. The damage Il estim ated at
600, 600 roublea
GEN. eKoBEIEPF DANGEROUSLY III.
LONDON. April 26-The correspondent OF the
Times at Berlin says the Illness Inflammation OF
the lungs from which Gen. Skobelen Is suffering
Is dangerous
ROYAL vrsrroRS
LONDON, April e6-The king and queen OF tho
Netherlands, who have come TO England TO attend
the marriage OF the Duke OF Albany and the Prin-
cess Helena, OF Waldeck, have arrived at Sheer.
ness, on their way TO Windsor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

TIE comptroller of the curr3ncy has appointed
Elisha T. Smith as receiver fef the First Nationa
Bank OF Buffalo. N. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

LIEUT.. THOMAS 8. PHELPS has been detached
from the navy yard, Mare Island, and ordered to
the Ir1QuOiS
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A CERTIFICATE OF THB FORMER IN CONFLICT WITH
THE TESTIMONY or TIE LATTER
A certificate is now published under the sigma
ture OF DR.. s. A BoyntOn, and dated October "a,
1881, at Mentor, Ohio, the residence Of the late
President Garneld, which states that on or about
August 9Th, previous, Mr. Garfeld declared to said
Boynton, In the presence of Ara GARFIELD, that Dr.
Baxter had been his the Presidents) physics for
many years, and that he still considered him as
such. That he, the President had no knowledge OF
ever having placed himself under DR.. Bliss prOfes-
siOnal care, and did not beReve that DR.. Bliss had
ever spoken TO him on the subject Ma CARRIED
also then said that she had never been consulted
that the President had ever chosen DR. Bliss as his
attending surgeon. The statement thus made by
Dr. Boynton was formally Endorsed a. entirely cor
rect BY Mrs. GARFIELD.
The statement made by Or. Bliss at the trial Of
Guiteau, on the 18th Of November last directly
conflicts with the foregoing. DR.. Bliss then said
that the President had requested him. on the morn
ing OF the shooting, TO attend his case, and that
Held.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FP PERSONS HOLDING THE DUPLICATES
~ Of the following numbers for prizes drawn April
10Th VIII H. please call az Dr. = Cassns drug st1re
81. 96, 100, 214. 85 4O8, 285. 1t
MEDICAL COMMEMORATIVE
thirty third annual commencement Of the Medi,
be held in Lincoln Hall. THURSDAY, April 9th, at
O'Clock M Prof j. 8. Beale, NJ. will deliver the
address to the class.
The Profession and the public cordially invited.
a26-2t F. A. ASHFORD NJ. D.. Dean.
FD DO NOT FORGET THE REVIVAL SER
w vices This Night at Fourth Street M. E. Church.
Navy Ysrd;9 sc Rev. JOS FRAscE p D., pastor IN
other churches cordially invited a25&27
Eo ALL SURVIVORS OF REBEL PRISONS
C ~ are requested to meet at 1907 street north:
west, next at O'clock for the purpose of
elsewhere. D. G. CONNEI,LY
a24-3t w. III. GOODACRE.
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A Cry for Help.
MESSAGE FROM CITIZENS OF ARIZONA TO -
PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS-

SAN FRAECIsCo, April Sat a meeting OF sev.
eral thousand citizens held at Tucson, Arizona 90
was unanimously decided to wire the following o
the President and both houses OF Congress:
"Durfng the retoicings incident 60 the grand NH.
tary display announced TO take place at FortreaB
Monroe, we beg 70 ofter you as skeleton 70 SIT &C
your banquet the fact that nearly one hundred
OF our citizens have within q few days been
wantOnly murdered IN cold blood by the deyilish
Apaches, whom cruel and q mistaken policy per-
mits TO survive their crfmea II some small pOe.
tion OF expenditure incurred In your grand display
could be devoted to such measures as would pre.
clude the probability or increase In the listUe
our murdered dead, we could send you q greetsnG
vealing our sorrow, helplessness and our desola.
6On.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

THE FORESTRY CONVENTION AT CINCINNATI ye.
Saul, OF this District one OF the vice presidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

FORTRESS MONROE, VA, April 26-12 noon.-Gen
Hancock, accompanied by Gen. Mitchell, A. A. G.,
and Capt Delachene, of the French army, arrived
here this morning, and were met by Gen. Getty
and stan. salute OF thirteen guns was fired In
honor OF his arrival At ii O'Clock. accompanied
by Gen. Getty ana Ger. Tydball, OF Gen Sherman,s
stan, he paid @ visit to Admiral Wyman, on the
flagship Tennessee, where he spent an hour, and
received q salute on leaving the Ship
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IN Arizona TOWN BURNED By MDllR
rmsr-F,vE WHITE PEOPLE nltes
GEN. sKoBKLKFF DANGEROUSLY nr.
RACES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

Kill Thirty.Five White People.
SAN Francisco, Cal, April e6-A dispatch from
Shakespeare, New Mexico, dated yesterday, says:
% telegram Just received from the operator at
STEMS Pass, reports that the town OF Galley
was burned and completely destroyed this after,
noon bv Indians. Thirty-five white people were
killed The Indians are scattering into small
hands and making for the Chiricahus mountains
Col Forsyth, with his entire command, Is In pur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

TEE PROPOSED WIDENING or l4TH SER8Rr ExTRN-
sIoN.-The District Commissioners have prepared
reply TO the Senate resolution Of April i[th direct
ing o report as 70 what steps have been taken In
relation TO the extension OF llth street into the
county-from Boundary 0treot 20 whitney ave-
nue.. They rccapitulate their action In ordering 0
survey and causing plats 70 b made, and state
made with parties owning the ground 70 be made
part OF the street 70 pay them ten cents por
square foot Tor land % taken. The1r item q
WAS stricken out by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, and there the matter reotA The street In now
ITO feet wide and they propose 70 increase t 70 10
feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

IT IS REPoRTED that Paymaster Steven son, OF
the navy, is to be nominated for paymaster gen.
eral.
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Affairs IN Wess WasAinrson.

BUILDING AssocIAnoM.-At the regular monthly
meeting OF the Ninth building Association, held
last night at Goddards hal, em.0 vas disposea
6UDDEk DRAfH.-Mt0 DaiU TheckeF who has
been engaged with her sister for some time paas
and Jefferson streets. dsed Suddenly of consump-
taon, at her residence, On 18th street., last night
having been out during the dag.
RIAL ESTATE SALR-Th0mas DoWiing, auo.
uoneer, sold yesterday iot q, n Holmea1t a.
dttion, fronting q ieet % H. John & ~:
az the same time, Tor yosepA Yoreeh trustee. part
OF lot So I'm Beatty HaWt1n9 add1t5on, fronting
on a1d street. near etoddar4 - IT, = - kTeys toe
fysau Tx,.-Aprr -. 4 a An.aAnn
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aseu rD.-Aprn a: sss a.: So pm.

TN PRsuDu1 ana msubau q ne oablnet Wsn
leave ne city On Monday morning N peolal 90
for PhfadelphtA 10 asteaa To Annual o1nn1 g
the sohyyInn E'ahinG Company, vblcA eek9
fiy1 atl eolock nDn6ay e5oxleoA 1so pagey
WfN return g Washings1a 1Nas1ay 0onin6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

DOUGLASS,
NINTH STREET, CORNER OF r.
GREAT SALE OF HOSIERY-THIs WEEK ONLY
One Hundred Dozen Ladies' full fashioned
FRENCH BALBRIGGAN-EXTRA LONG,
At$50 per box or 25c. pair; regular price 81 per
box-35c. per pair.
One Hundred Dozen Ladies' full regular
ENGLISH OIL-BoILED FANCY HOSE,
5Oc per pair, regular price &c.
One lot Ladies' full regular
INGRAM ENGLISH STOCKINGS COIL BOILED
SOLID COLORS-At 50c.. worth CSC.
One lot Ladies' full regular
PIN STRIPE STOCKINGS+A. 43c worth Soc
Misses fun regular ENGLISH HOSE. solid coors
white feet
Misses French English, and German RIBBED HOSE
Ladies' FRENCH IiSIE THREAD HOSE. full
fashioned at 40c., worth 63c.
ton, Lisle Thread, and Silk.
,one lot Chfdren's BALBRIGGAN SILK -CLOCKED
HOSE, at 25c.. worth 81 &c.
Misses BROWN BAIBkIGGANHOsE sizes to 50.
One lot Ladies OUT-SIZE BROWN BALBRIGGAN
Full lines Ladies' Misses, and Childrens Silk Hosiery
DOU ASS
aA NINTH STREET
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An American Mining Camp Attacked
BY lndlamo,

SAN Francisco, CAL, April e-A Tucson dis
patch gives the following special from the Tomb
stone Cfttzen: "IndianS attacked an American
mining camp at Bacuachi. sonora. on the SOth
OF April, killing MessrA LOwrey, Ray and Hickey.
value. Many Americans are IN the neighbor1ng
hills and more murders are expected. The Presi-
dent, Senior 6alaxar, has ordered soldiers and vol
unteers to pursue the Indians and tske no prts-
OnerAn
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAy.-Internal reve
nue., 1888 500 .3s; customs, $62s, ,12O99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

THE ODD FILLows' ANNIVERSARY CElEBRAf1oH-
The celebration OF the Gixty-third anniversary of
the institution OF Odd Fellows viii take place this
afternoon and evening, as described In detail in
TEE STAR last evening. The Baltimore drill asso-
citation and the Marley dr1u association OF Alex
andria will take part IN the street parade, which
win leave the hall on 7th street at4 80 O'Clock At
80 O'Clock an entertainment will be given In the
lodge rooms, and at O'clock the Uniformed Bat
talon win give grand ball In the large hall Do
nations for the bcneft OF the needy widows and
Be arriving In the shape OF money and groceries
in liberal amountA Invitations 70 the entertain
THR ADDICTED BoY.-The Pinkerton detectives
who have been searching in Virginia foe the little
supposed % have been brought 70 this CITY BY his
eeductor 4ondAyeveu1ng la6L came acre ye1fer.
0ay. 1tey had 1ece1gea tnfoejnaftoo thatfhe par.
- haso been lost hare again.
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CPRING DRESS GOODS.

SPRING DRESS GOODS.
We ere daily receiying our new Spring Good! COM
elites Combination suitings in EiK and Wool Sateens
and French Ginghams. Pongees and Tussa Silks Cam
Cn1dan Cloth. all Solossi BELGIAN Linen sheeting
Spreads, all grades; Damask Table Cloths With Nap
kins to match; French HosteTy in Sk Lsle and Cot
ton; Parasos and Umbrellas.
Thoee in want Of choice goods win hnd It to their
advantage to examine our stock before purchasn8.
dOOE, BRO. d CO.,
m26 1923 STREET NV. NEAR EBBITT HOUSE
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HOrSe Races In Europe and America.
eHoT-ovKR WINS THE 5000 GUINEA PURSE m
- ENGLAND TO-DAY.
LONDON, April &-The race for the 2000
second, and Naroen third. The betting agninse
Shot-oyer last evening was 70 I, against Quick
lime 30 to ], and against Marden to I. There
were Is starters.
PACIFIC COAST SPRING MEETING.
SAN FRANCISCO, April &-festerday was tAe
first day OF the spring meeting OF the Pacifc Coast
Blood Horse Association at Bay District park.
The weather was f1ne, and the track I'm excellent
condition, owing to a light rain on the day pro-
vfOuS. The attendance was good
First Race-The California stakes, a half-mtle
dash. for two-year-ods. There were 80 entries
The race was won by Gano, with Panama second
and Lou Spencer third. Time 81 seconds
second hace-Ihe Coutts stake, mile and
quarter, free for all There were six entries At
lanta won. Precious was second and Night Hawk
third. Time, 2:11.
Third Race-The Winters stake, a mile and Q
half, for three-year-olds Eighteen entries.
Duchess OF Norfolk won the race, with Forese
King second. Time, 2:39
The last race was the Ooquette stakes, for
maiden nllies. three,year-olds, a mile and an
n nrst. with Hattie B. second. Time. :5S.
Ralph Waldo EmersOn's Condition.
CONCORD, MASS, April 26.-Ralph Waldo Emer.
sons condition this morning Is reported about the
well last night as on some previous nights since
his illness. Considerable anxiety exists here.
Warrington Visitors % PhiladeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2&-The De Molay Com.
mandery Knights Tenplar OF washington, D, C.,
Corfnthan "Chasseur" Commandery, whose
guests the visiting knights are. This evening q
reception Will be rendered the visitors by the Co.
rnthian Commandery at the Academy or Fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-04-26

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received to-day for re-
demption, $377 ,0OO
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No. Es2s ON ExH!BIT1oN mo; s2s
Street.S M RK RIT TER,S Street
No 626 street northwest one door from 7th street
Gsoaee Oh on Psntngs Ensrayngs. Chromos. etc; also
Frames Picture Cord and Tassels Rings Malta ETC. at
Markrlter's Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. OH
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INCOLN HALL.
BENEFIT BIZ " ] e OF ST. JOHNS MITE ASSOCIATION.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29rH, AND SATURDAY
MATINEE, 29TH,
THE PIRATES OF Pc ZANCE.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29rH
H. M. 8. PINAFORE.
Mr.. Herndon Morseu ..... Frederick and Ralph
NJ b. Hay. as Major General and Sir Joseph
Mr.. Hamilton Adams, VIM. H. Daniel H A. Forse-
man. Frank Pearson. l. P. Seibod. Mrs. Jennie True
Miss Lille Bond, Miss Mollie ByrDe. Mrs. E. B. Fade
ley, Mrs. ID. b. Macleod and Miss Mona Cook IN the
cast detail from National Rifles. in full dress uni
form. as marines Grand chorus of sixty Of the best
singers Of this city Full orchestra with new and eIab
crate costumes and scenery. Admission, 75c Matinee
5Oc Reserved seats without extra charge at Eis alt
NOTICE NOTICE! NOTICE III WANT THE
place and Choice Roses such JacQueminot
and Marecha Mel, and large variety Of other Roses
Of Al kinds also .are collection Of the latest patterns
prices at short notice. By VIM N. COLEMAN,
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MI. Blaine continued with much eaYnestnes: =
"The English bondholders put up the Job OF war
upon Peru, and It was for boot and booty, Just as
Give and Hastings made war upon India An
English 1eet was upon the west coast OF South
America all the time. ready to swo0p down. They
make mistake wh0Speak Of this war as Chilian
war. was an English war on Peru, and take
the responsibility to 50 put It. and dared to ask
that hearing be given 20 humble citizen Of q
government that hardly dareS TO be out over
night; and my foreign policy, 70 quote the
expression, would have driven this country
into war with Chill, had It not been thwarted.
Why IL Is believed ali over Chill that the United
States got cut just in time to save sound thrash
ing; that her hair-brained Secretary OF State was
20 involve her Ia q war, when she was saved by
MS removal, and We are laughed at and cartooned
pie on the west coast Of South America would
hayp given rs teExbie thrash1ng: % We LET the
dteanemDermenf q Peru go on, and allow Kng.
much emphaalg1: Hlstop VII hold tho 6n1tod
States reap0ns1b1e tor u
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WILLARD'S HALL.

Every night during the week. o'clock, and Saturday
and Fun Artificial Dreams and Somnambulism on the
stage The most interesting and amusing exhibition
ever witnessed. Different every night Admission, 25,
oO and IS cents. Matinee Is and 25 cents. a1s-llt