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THE HANDSOME RESULT OF A FAIR.

TO the EdttOr OF The IrtbuRe.
SIR: About ten days ago the subject of
having a small this hotel FOR the benefit of tie
q. Fresh AIR Fund Droacned The ladies and chill
dren amending al tAIs beautiful resort took
hold vi the matter great energy aud thought they
would accom- ish good work II they raised go Tie
fair came OF saturday evening between the hours Oh
and p H. and the result exceeded the Widest ahtc'
uat,on In behalf of everybody staying at the house
have the honor 70 hand you herewith the Of $3.50 10
Where every body has worked with suca q VIII Tor so
grand charitable object as the Fresh Air Fund' II
would be mvidious praise any particular persons As
before stated the ladies' AMI children deserve renten
brsnce FOR ser untTng zeal and the gentlemen Tor INC
ssnrrOsty with wnicn taey opened Their pockesDooks
Trusting LRat the George Hotel party Tor tAe couh y
may enjoy themselves az much the George hotel
summer OOarers have ia raising the means Tor their
sell. behalf " ladies and children,
HENRY ID. 6TAswOoD.
George Hotel, Black Rock Beach, Conn., Aug. 4 les2
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borne ample fruit The choral singing was, upon the
whole laudabe, although considerable uncertainty OF
information was noticed the more difficult passages
Tho cast included many artists known IN London among
whom Madame Materna. remembered from the AiDert
Hall concerts in 1877 deserves TO be mentioned nrst
Her representation OF KUndry was instinct with Ora
matte fe and her singing and acting In the great scene
with Pdrsfat the second act were alike admraDie
she was ably supported by Herren Winckelm keIch
mann, Scaria. Eill and Kindermann. The 0rchestra,
conducted by Herr Levi was yOnd all praise, ana the
complicated scenic effects realized 70 perfectOn
After the performance which. according to the e1ce
lent German CUSTOM had been listened Ia in GREATNESS
silence wagner, In short address, proposed vote OF
thanks To AL the artists in which the audience cordially
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THE CHAUTAUQUA MEETINGS.

CHAUrAUQUA, n. Y, Aug. THE second
week Of the National sunday School Assembly opened
to-day An early lecture gwen by Professor b. r.
Boone Bishop simpson lectured at III a. M in the am
phitheatre very large audience, MS SUBJECT OeinS
Cod. Hand in History" Another large audience in
the aftruu on listened Dr. j. NJ. Buckley, or New ORR
ON sCrauks or How Not to Gro Mad" AT the iourt.,
Chsutauoua Literary ana scientific Crcies Round
Table Colonel Daniels, OF Virginia, discussed
..(eOosy" At 7 D. IN. con erenor vas held IN inc
ampoit6ealre when the subject OF " AInusenents was
coisldered At 5 o'clock Anthony COuistocA, OF No"-
York Iectured o The Midnight Darkness. Tue
weather very but the ram OF yesterday Aau VAC
dust and made the grounds pleasant
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LOSSES OF LEATHER DEALERS.

A small fire broke out on the second Ho0r OF
the our-sory building ut No. p Spruee-st last
evening at about 64O o'clock. The building IL owned
by the OF L. Cohen The hrat hoor IL occupied
bv sternfed Brothers Co., importers and dealers In
cal,kins the second floor by Eugene Creed Co, deal
ers In leather and dndiugs, third by repdirer Oh
materi Is blizzard tab and the IOurth Dy NJ n
Wa sn d. aer in harness, cola and snOe leather Inc
flames were speedily put by the Fire Department
Inc damage Greed Co.'s stock Is e. tlmatrd al 7lOoO
and TO the building At about 800 All the occupants Ol
The building are believed 90 be Insured. Inc Duul4hS
WIS Insured Tor 81 900 TIE did not spread hey Ond
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MEETINGS OF REPUBLICANS.

The XXIId Assembly District Republican
Association met at No. 2o2 East segentySeVentn-s1
Last evening The meeting called to order oy fres
Dent Perley resolution was adopted approving tue
Presidents OF the River ana hArOor o'H' oAau'
n rI ,y,, ,esloredl presented a resolution, asking
mar the faithful services OF the cOlored voters Oh the
d-tricf he recognized In the distribution OF appoint
100 While "A heated discussion oil the resolution was
-, nraeress some one made mouOn 70 adjourn. which
was a sacky seconded and carried .
ing al the Bleecker Building Last night On revision or
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SEASIDE srrNDAY-sCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

AsBURY PARK, y. j., Aug. The several
sessions Of the Seaside sunday 5choO Assembly to-day
were largely attended At the FIRST meeting OF the
Normal class which was led by the Rev. A Worden.
the Gospel according Matthew Wa the subject. AT
the afternoon session Of the class the Rev. j. r.
Campbell gave Ito members lesson study" Tho lev;
Dr. " h. lies led conference on sunday -scICpl
work At this conference the Rev. JOnn Gillespie de-
livered an address upon bonedcence IL tue sunday
school and The Rev. K NJ Paterson, d. d., one upon
our -unday-school Department" The conference On
the cndrens porlon in the sanctuary led by the
Kew DR. Herrick Johnson
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RAILROAD INTERESTS

PAYMENT OF TAXES NOT OFFERED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE report that the
Penns lvanL4 Railroad Company had agreed to aecede
request OF tue jersey City authorities Tor the pay
m-nt OF taxes oy offering l per per annum on all
uuaxcd pro lerty l. denied the ohce here, ana II Is
learned Board OF Directors VIII not puDucIy
take tuai action in The matter unul next month
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. August ;. / n mine uo"""Hru
,oo,en{ in the barometer continued during yesterday
Fat- weather was followed by cloudy weather with
Light ram III Of an inch after p III The temperature
ranged between 7Oa and s9a the average 0741 being
Az higher than on the corresponding day Act year ana
90 lower rnan Sunday. ...-. - -
sratly cooler nnd lair clear weather may De eA-
,ented fn-.iar IN thls city and VICINITY.
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A NOpT.F AND BEAUTIFUL CHARITY.
-. M. N.lr,,nrf lnsfnO RiILffin.

A great many of our readers have proDaoy
heard OF Whtelaw Reids noble and beautlrul chSrlty
: The Children's Fresh Air Fund.-" hut perhaps tne
weather OF last week have given some OF us new
ia. Of Inc incstnabe good which this money rse1 ny
Voluntary contribution is doing. Think OF u! You;
VINO with your darkened rooms ana cooling ar W Ha
sa h,eges suffered SO much even In Newport we snail
he nanny 10 receive acknO aud forward any sums
which NAV be sent TO u.s. the money may De ssns
49,. 80 TuF Nrw-YoRK TRIBUNE. marked or the
Chidren'4 Fresh Air Fund" And perhaps the thought
taf e arc savinr the life health Of one OF these ~
fie ones NAV bring comfort wnlch We uo no' Hnu
49, i'm the u,ss,si In xuriOus summer leisure.
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George HOael, Black ROck Beech, Co', Aug. 7. 1882.
MAKES ONE THINK BETTER OF HIS KIND.
From 7hs san franefsc0 CdiI

Ihe public can fully appreciate the Dement'S
conferred Dy The fund when toad that Ter TWO weeks
o. recreation The children neary without exception re-
,nfn 10 their homes improved IN health spirits ana
osafage 10 meet ter hard fate OF adversely But lev
a. THESE ohldren had been Into the country before, ana
ns1y every strange OBJECT a source OF d-hgntthe
sees ths grain fields, the orchards, the flowers, the
s"i9ss, the geese the ducks. tho eniGkens-au were
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new TO them and their childish EXPLANATIONS at witness
ing many wonders are an ample aud satisactSrS
IMMIGRATION to those who have them in charge SIMPLY
TO read OF much good being done In TINS quiet -" az
makes one think better OF bis kind.
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NER-YORK And BROOhLYN Trust COM
PAkIES

ALBANY, Aug. 7.-Following are abstracts
frou the official semiannual reports OF the New York
City and Brooklyn Trust Companies for July l;
Un.ied siaies Trust Resources, 80 6l63i0 %; eapl
tai ~ 900 900; surplus S4,357.99l Os; deposits
s37, 5O6,59l 70. o
Ssu- YORK LiH InaIranes aud Tr1st-Resources,
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHlNGToN. August 5, a. m.-Ihe barom-
eters lowest in tine ~ Lawrence Valley and highest on
the Gull coast Local reported in all districts
norm OF the south Atlantic and Gulf states, with south
westeriy winds. Fair weather and nortAerly winds
are reported for Minnesota and the Missouri valley.
the tuperature has remained aOOut stationary ON the
Atlantic coast II Ias slightly IN the tfuli states
and Miss yuri Valley. and fallen signify III inc ONO
Valley and Lower Lake region
Indications to-day
For aud the Middle states. partly cloudy
weather and nca rains. sOuthwesterly winds al mt ise
fo awed by ignt ALI IL temperature, IAHS OIo"eu
By rising barometer.
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TILE NLW.YORK YACHT SQUADR0M

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. THE rest OF the
NJ the York Yacht Squadron which wore lett
at New-London arrived here this morning the leAng
yaont being the Fannie. The race for the Osuen ~oes
80 u ne sailed tomorrow. salnte OF eleven guhs
~ rsd hy oInn,oIore smith this morning IL hoaor VI
the Con,u,od ore OF the Eastern Yacht CUB
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Dr. Osbon born at Pittshed, Mass. May 90, 1908
and entered the ministry when very young. lie was
originally a member Of the Troy Conference, but
the greater part of his ministry spent in the New
York Conference He hal been sick for long rme and
during the past month was constantly attended by
sons, Captain b. D. OsbOn, editOr OF The NGHtlcd
Gazftte and the Rev. Dr. L.. :. . bon. Of HondOut,
" y ana other members Of the family. He vii De
buried a MnIte Plains InursdAY.
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REVISION OF FREIGHT TARIFFS.

CHICAGO, Aug. THE Illinois Railroad Com
mssoners have pleed their revision Of the freight
tariffs The schedule the rates aud classi-
aou on about 200 articles All the railroad panes
nave accented the revision and believed IN Work
VIII
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were proposed for menbe rship resolution unan
mously adopted approving tho Presidents veto Of the
Ri yer and Harbor bill.
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PARSIFAL.
THE YIRsT PERFORMANCE WARMLY PRAISED BY
TIE CRITIC or HE LONDON TINES.

THE CRITIC or HE LONDON TINES
From TAe London TSHes, July b.
R,yRr1-TH. July 26.-Ihe nrst performance
Of Pnrs given at Wagner Theatre tO-ngat,was
coinpte success sense oi the word Inc vast
aud,tdrim vas III ed 10 the last seat 10y an audience
when comprised musicians and amateurs rom all couii-
trie, gland and America bng largely represented
NAV briefly say that the expectations reused BY care
u study OF the realized and Ia some respeots
SURPASSED by impresaion prodneed ~ the hslc IN
CONNECTION with the drama OF the performance IL must
for the preA-n suffice speak IN general terms OF al
but unqualified praise The numerous reasarsais con
ducted Dy Lew and superinteadsd by wagner hao
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

u dime i4f the y hours
pcrsinr miAHlsh Irregular ~aite Ihe fspfe'n ne
broken
ia -a1ated % - A>-f10@s q has
uatt PsssASAJ
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THE REV. A. NJ. OSBON.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Aug. THE Rev.
DR.. a. NJ. died at Peekskiu this morning he re
tired the Methodist ministry last spring after fifty
three years Of service. He OF the oldest mem
beers Of the New-York Conference.
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Post once Notice.

Wanted.-The address OF JOHN HURLEY who ieft non
trei as October 3Oth by FRIEND Oh LagAucAo1es"s-
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rsuner,uiendeus OF Missions, missionaries. physicians
bic person knowing III poor clty cHlIdTtn
SVno need a fOrtnights vacation IN the country VIII
- coInnunicate with Mr. Parsons at The IRI BCSE
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BIRTH.
DIED.

PAwLING-on Monday. August 7, 1884, 70 the wife OF
j. Ii. Pawlng a daughter.
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Guerla! Notltes

All who contemplate a change OF residence and who de-
sire thOrou HBA LIHFU l. and con ~ lt.sI
city dwelling on nc Il gkOC - Win tie most fet ess
Drainage .fy inyliei 20 examine ino te IA nts
Of orr une houses completed. W cornsr of
MADISON-AVts AND 69rii-s T.. and LEAlNS iOS-AFE.
AND SO ii 37HH-oI5.
Houses open al all tines Pamphlet application %
CHARLES Buck CO.. Architects, % Esst +lsts%.
successors 10 Duggn CiossaiAh
Are YOU Gong 10 the Country saturday 49,
Baskets selected tisC T., nicely RANGED VII Dc COW,
cred on time add subject approval l. D.
D. or upou receipt price 30 u - 30. and upwari
Orders from saratoga Long Branch and -nOurpan
sead telegram, OF postal We "tA gave 'Aas
Booths Theatre suding rs West 23dsL foot OF / station
CONGRESS Wster."
superior all. CLJ4Artc. A4tet>lYe. A specshc "a
disorders Of the stomach, liver anu kdneys Ayoh f'F
ers fOreigl Especially tbs, utIt depo sea
taeHt Dh<n bottled" positive WrtGhts Anu
impair the digestive organs ano kldney-
Home Made Preserves
PURE CURRANT JELLY sPiCED AND CANNED
FRUITS. JAMS. JELLIEs. PICKLES, &c
HouseSeepers eau get the above articles DAde rom ~
fashioned hume receipts ana war; s gai 81 " '
0rderst0 $40 a. - ~ itrrotivn Y Y
Goods until fall circulars WITH roierenso' AM Pe'ss
Application
Piles Permanently Eradcated
In 90 weeks without knife lgature or GAlstc send or
circular containing references Oh HOfI, 80 west [ItAs
Ready This Morning.
THE SEMI-WEEkLY TRIBUNE.
Prce in wrappers realty malng ave colt, cooy
copy. tS nVe copies stt Ten cop Aai %
extra bLo Postage a. cSses Tree % .he saDser Oct
FHE TRIBUNE
Wanted-The address OF JOHN HURLEY who LEI Non
trea1 800 cDer 3Ota BIZ FRIEND. 02l L3gAucnouef0s-
Montreal
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Ready This Morning.
THE sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

7 III SI-II1- " III t1kI17N-']1'
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eno copy ono yeAr t3 nVe copies cOpi. aad y
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SOME ouefElfaS been kind
!, enonghFte. seudTustke May nnn
berof the 'ssiesaical 4teyiew' az
cordine5 to- he Dasinbtr!c Methed
of DIR. Ad.- -Hasggraere.
Tho first Ill title{colanences
"Paracentesis os1he Pcricardiu,n is one
OF these bold oeerations which were un-.
however h',A alfeaa / iindisastds + Z use s. b.
prar asine to srfphinet thastaraiuln. y
RioLtn, ipslbi5, askeaj hsaiseE whether It
wonid not b. possible to lfterita the beayt
in cases of dtoTsv not< amAaSble 10 hydra
geoGues 7Aroa, ,siseri erahtsina Size; ysriear-
aian: injected . inlStIlre Containing tfacsure
o. o.. l.,siae. Sd sa5r aud water;
Right lA.t- ws stenraa . If the
patient trecovered after all that
be eonld'nt staha' any thing more.
and not wishing to hear of his
death after such n miraculous es
cape the Review was laid careful
~ away. y, a.
-zOEDOSH repairs I q S t
strength and impsr5 renewed vi
sour.
subscribed writes as, fol-
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ful and less corious /; my. cough
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backacle less severe /; my ,diges
ton improved; my urine clear
and yoided without pain. my
spirits more exfubsrant; ia my
mind perfectly at ease land yot I
have on'y used half u bottle Of
Browns Irou ,Bi.iers."
Reasons why Bailey's, Saline
! Aperient shonld be nsed BIZ all
classes in preference to all others.
| 1t isythe fcheapeStsand most relia
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fails. 1t relieves sick headache,
acid stomach and heartburn in
stant!y.
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-ZOEDONE impa,ts volume
sno f1exibility 10 the voice Of TIE
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Now that ttsnl.. nights are
approaching bay ore Of those
splendid Lat teri:s III G1isamore's
Stove Depot.
Neithpr nsnd nor ,ail4can l,i.w
or iut ilem ont.
-zOEDoNE dispe,y la3sstads
and fatigue. 1s..,zs
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Y.CsElGrs! TE0fsaes's
snsheos.s ~

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ucidtlng paiu Of cutting teeth ?
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ING s SYRUP. l. will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
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mother on earth who has ever
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prescription Of one of HE oldest
and best female physicians aud
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everywhere. % cents 4 bottle.
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FABLE OF THE LI0NEss. - i
great stir was, made among ALI the
Beasts DIS u 1.,ich could boast Ct
The largest family. So ahenihey
came TO the Lioness and asked
show many DO. YOU have at a
BRITT" She replied, s;ollytone, bnt
it is ,Liol.''. The moral. was,
sc ATTY cor.es bsfogs qaantity.'
fhe >as me inays bers4id ,iu contrast
iag many tAlnss with Which VIC
deal. Que woud ocsireia single
superior article 10 haif "a dozen in
tt.ior ones. The. sasae smay be
said Of medicine sud for Exam pie
we will msiitseH Ell gbsh .Eelnale
B.tters as a positive reIatsdy for
the cure. OF e!sso,ics female CONS
plants and irregularities The
mere ''ssse OF this. 3ieiieille in.
stills the most implicit coniide nee,
sbecaus'e II has neen ,l,fOren that
it's qaa'ay,ls far sorerior es.to any
tpng else OF the kind. Females
prefer one hottie OF thisto half a
'iGzen Vi Others wisicn possess no
merit.
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a WORD TO MoTHERs,r,iofi,
-rs should i. n,tnii,el ii is 4 mest
nllu,aut duty al his season 10
icok at'er the beaIii. OF :hrit. Can
.Iits and cieanse the maialis aud
Impurities from their systems,
a,a that roshing Will tone up tie
and liver, regulate the
bowels and puffy The bioed 50
i.esfsetly as Pafkty's Ginger Ton
ic, advertised IN; our columns.--
Post. See otherseolL aan.
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Now Is the time to buy glass
preserve Gals from IS. T.. Grisa
'nors's Aouss furnishing q Depot,
where can be found also, the gnal
rings Tor saAc! which asa sold
sepaEately.eils.aa z a.aIEI.
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4 Eonoh, Cols; Or. Sore
LEX osaCs ssio.'ia be sierpeG. i Aeg-
Ices Ire1nt ntiY re2',iilss in iias in
cnrGofe i2ilg LsTseseesoy Caa.sasD
tion, BAs; h a 81 Ba0ECHIAL
lROG14Es do net disorder the
stomach like cough ssls,ys esni
ealsanle, es,s' aet Gi,ceiiy on the
os1lsn2ed paris. . aLaslng imitation.
glss rs'ies in dsEltaaa, L,Usschitist
CoaghS, CGfGyrh, and tllensYhroat
Troubles wai,;:l ''Hgess and Pa5iic
SpedAe's are si.bjec' 10. For thir-
ty sears .B,ows.s. B.pnch!al Tro
tlies have y..elI ies;unls;chaad by
ply sieianS, ara l.ava a,Hays ei.
ril perfect Satisfaction. Hay;ng
heen tesised iiy s.sies:.s9 coi.sians
tiss. for nearly aii ttii;e genera
f.lcf, ihey havs sitaitis: = III; n eri
te'' t: lank sss!t,A 9 the AZ. staple re
medles,of 'he ass. Sod at 2d
CENTS /, bo1 eSti Il lst>s 4. - 80
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do you want a burner and
chimney that will not hIsak ? |
you do, cali at s. L. Gfissn Gre;
stove Depot. 5
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IS. r. GIisanole has tiace
SiIains, lsiew shates. ploM handles
Nov beams, iares, single trees
dohhle trees, hacklan6s, plo~s,
spa,IRs and sLoyels for sale.
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ALWAYs REsiIsNG "A de-.
licions o(!or is impaired BY Flores
ton Co!ogue, which is always re
freshlng, 40 matter Low ireeIy
used.
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--ZOEDONN repairs 1 q S t
strength anu imparr, renewed vi
soEr. So
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ALL ORDERS ADDRESSED TO HIM
"a ut RAcelnnd. La, or TO Emile F.. Lee
Blame, NThibedaax La. will We promptly at
tended to-. 1 Gets 81 ~.
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DEATH OF SENATOR O'lAGAN.

SANDusKY, Dec. 12. Senator O'Hagnn
died AT ] l:.0 last night. The funeral
will take place Mt . o'clock next FRIDAY
afternoon. and IN the mean time the re-
mains will lie IN state ut Masonic Hall.
The funeral service will he conducted ac-
cor,ling TO Masonic rites, Mr.. O'Hngan
being a thir y-lhird degree member OF
that order.
Mr.. O'lIngnn was born at Norwalk, O.,
and is now in the foriy.eiglh year ol his
age. He has been for more than twenty
wears prominently identified with the bus
iness interests of Sandusky, and his los.
will lie deeply felt in commercial, political
nnd social circles alike. lie is man oil
great personal popularity, and, number,
his friends by hundreds nll over the State
There is not city, and scarcely u town o
my considerable size in Ohio, where lie j,
not favorably known.
Great interest wn, felt in his Gaze al
ever the country. Scorrs of telrgram
were received Yesterday from proniincn
public men'rnd personal friends in vnriou
States inqmiriug ns to his condition. Man,
letters and teeerap.s of sympathy M,
coincidence were received hy the famil,
from prominent Ma-ons and Others VIII
l,nd been notified the evening previous b.
telegrnl h Of his supposed death.