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to be realized. This may prove not little
embarrassing hereafter.


embarrassing hereafter.
Another bad mistake was the arrangement
that silver certificates should be issued In
interior cities upon telegraphic advice of de-
posits of money in the Treasury here. Under
ordinary circumstances, 1t costs something and
takes some time to move money from New
York to st. Louis or NewOrleaDs. This cost
in money and time Is slight impeachment
which prevents money flowing out OF this city,
unless the demand somewhere else Is great
enough to overcome It, But Mr. FOlger's
order has taken away that impeachment and
made it cost less time and money to move funds
out of New-York than to move funds from the
same point back to this city. The consequence
has been to increase the drain of money to the
interior. Nearly $6,30O,000 has been sent
from this city to st. Louis. New-Orleans and
other interior cities, within the past seven
weeks, and nearly $2,500,000 within the past
two weeks, reckoning back from last Sat
urday, and yet the whole amount moved to
the interior by all other methods during
seven weeks has not been 5000, 900. The
banks probably hold much less money than
they would have held if this order had never
been made.
There Is now talk or causing lnternai revenue
collections to be deposited in some banks here,
so that the money may be loaned in the street
The Treasury would be amply protected, or
course by deposits of United States bonds, but
the proceeding is nevertheless open to grave
objections. There can be no security that the
money would reach the persons and firms en-
gagged in legitimate business, for whose relief
alone such step would be taken. In fact, as
spectators could furnish more Immediately
available security, and could afford to pay
higher rates for loan, than mercantile or
manufacturing firms, the presumption is that,
after the regular customers OF the favored
banks had been supplied, the rest of the money
would be taken up for purposes of speculation.
If so, it would do no good, but only harm, for
the present needs of legitimate business are
such that continued liquidation of speculations
in stocks and products is desirable.
1t the Secretary can spare few millions, he
could probably put it where it would do good,
in very few hours, by offering to buy any I'M
called three and a half per lcents to a certain
amount BIT his mistakes have materially cur
tailed his power to afford that relief to the
money market which, no one doubts, it was his
intention to give.
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amusemenis 90 Might.


Annry,s PARK THEATRE and s." hresn'
AMERICA An INSTITUTE Exhibition
p,,or Oprr. fIousE-2 and s-"Patiencc'
Booru's TuEATRE-2 and s." Tho komahy ny"
CucKRRIse HALL-Concert
D,tys TprATRE-2 and s." Mankind.
F,rru AVENUE THEATRE and s." The Vicar OF bray
crru,yI, THEATRE ." FatnitEa" s. Runaway
Wives" .rho No.
cp,xn OPERA HOUSE," FatnitSa" o." ihc "0'
hemian Girl" -. az Tho
Merry War 80 .,,on,oonx
urxpERsoN's STANDARD THEATRv-2and s-"Nau'e"'A
Noirs" ,r.,, "a so
Nrp,o,s GARpEN-2 and s." Around the "orio III '0
DAYS" - g. rr,,csco
FAN Francisco OPERA HOUSE, ana o-'""
MinstIels. ,,ord,"
r,,, 1,ux.rpr--o and s." Sarah und Bernharu~
rpr,rRr CoMIouE-"The Blackboard
uNIoN SQUARE THEATRE and s. Inc "Nu,s
u,,,,,cx,s Tux ArRs-2 and s." The Paryenu'
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The Liberals in Germany, according to the
DISPATCHES, are hopeful of decided gains in the
elections which are to be held on the 9th of
this month. They estimate that they will win
seventy seats from the Conservatives. If they
are right, Prince Bismarck is fated to find that
he was Inconsistent in vain, and that he has
reaped nothing from his concessions to the
Roman Catholics but defeat. He will be
terribly Inundated If, after abating the severity
Of the Falk laws, he finds himself III the next
Reichstag without majority to carry through
the social and fiscal changes he has proposed.
The report which comes from South America
that the latest peace negotiations between
Chill and Peru have been broken of, can easily
be believed. Chilli is said not to have
abated a single point in her demands. The
Peruvians seem to think they ght as we'll
90 on and fight to more bitter end as to to
accept peace that would leave them perhaps
worse off than they are now. There is
reason to believe that many Chilians are grow
ing impatient of the burdens of taxation which
the continuance of the war imposes and will
not approve any further attempts of their
Government to crush out the little life left in
their unfortunate neghbor.
There has long been a suspicion in the minds
of many persons that even in larger places than
Long Isla i'd City, and not a hundred miles
away from it. the police authorities protect
the gamblers, although they have enough
regard for appearances to do so secretly. In
Long Island City, however, the official defence
of vice is open and notorious. The last per-
Torrance of Mayor DE Bevoise shows an I'M
pudence that is simply colossal. He has re-
auested and obtained the resignation oil Police
Commissioner McGarry for joining with a
fellow-commissoner in ordering the pOol-rOoms
to be closed This is another victory for the
gamblers. Mr.. McGarry made mistake, in
supinely resigning, that will damage his rep
utation among his reputable fellow-citizens.
As for the Mayor, it is hard to understand how
be can be shameless enough to hold up his
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him any more money. If he retains the leader
ship, his drafts on America will no longer DC
honored, and In the long run his popularity
must be seriously impaired.
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of the case. This expression was consider
ed a. rather pecuiiAr n the time, and - il
has never received much publicity outside
Of she State. venturs to reprDtrce il -
matter OF news. II WIS delivered xs n town
meeting here Just pr1r 70 the election:
TINS smeadIrsnt csn not come INTO toTcs
except by command oi q majority OF the
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OVER TM VETO
The Cohesive Powered rdh;s nusiW ussp
safsd, and tfs Great Gfsh Hsesma
alz~sSs q Large nshvity-
lu6xe flicRs corfmztisa.
POINTS. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.



WASHINGTON, August The lons syonY
in over. The veto h.s been rod, oon1dsr-
Ell. md the representatives of tho psepIa,
IN their wisdom. hare repa4 thDhu. ths
objections of the President - IL 0uu1zy
notwithstanding. This result b NJ singW
lar when We remember that al. IN Isnsiy
all of thoss voting for the msasun hna .
personal interest N ths oill; that 10 ths2
il represented the RESULT Of thsir sutirs -
bors for tbs ssssion and tho hops Of ooa-
tinued pszfermsnt. rhs onhssirs powsrof
pnh11Eunnn1ssallr7nnol 11srR
tEaf public xnffmeaf - NG66 - 90
stitufional limitations md the ts3s,
Vigorous statement of The Pnssi aent,
that the larger the steal. the :sroes
frieads il made measure, h1
been proved to he literally and lsnentshay
true. Ills doubtless true thaf many a ID
pruyisiuna of the hill wsre iusk - pro-
vided for needed public improrenntA but
II is none tho less trus, that - . whole it
was little lrss than q sgansic swindls-s
scheme for squandsring tho money a ths
people for eiectionssrinx purposss.
What The rrsuIt viii DO. remains 10 bs
seen. II IS still in the power of the P-rst-
dent 70 limit tbs erpsndituss under ths
hill ~ did Gen. Grant under former ball.
to works VI absolute necsssity, but whsthsr
he sill do this. ur having made his ufnciA
protest. permit he whole S2D,Jaoo 20 10
slu andered. q vet in the iuturr.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
Large sale of Lets nv the Associarion-
me Organization oT n Number ST
Colonies nv Different Religious De-
nominations.
gDe~ai Du,Daach to he Rrqrucr.

Spec-ai Dl,Dasch 70 he Rrgluer.
Muyv-AiS LAKE PARK. August since
he session II the ASSOCIATION began he
Mountain Lake PARK ASSOCIATION las made
a ale n Iors 20 The following persons. who
Will. according 20 The terms NJ sale. arec:
cottages Or. rhOs. iIaru BALTIC. Rev. !. 3.
Young. Altoona Pa Rev. 3. Z. MOsSer.
MerCersvllle. Pa. Rev. 7. ". Rue. Bedford.
Pa Rev j. ". Miller Wilmington. De-.
Dr. Nc aullv Pres. Dickinson. Rev. ". u.
F-vsIuger. Harrisburg College. W =
woOdCoCE. Altoona Pa Z. z. AOsser.Ne
nImUeriand. Pl
Beside the ABOVE. 4 Pennsylvania MethO-
list colony has purchased IN entire block
N which they will erect cottages next sea-
-Ou. Rev. y :. Hartman ii chambers
burg. Pa intends planting I Lutheran col
Imn IN The <-Ounus.
\ Presbyterian nOlOHv 5 also being
wurScd I'D. anu will likely 5e arranged.
NuJ wiling 20 5e leit behind. Rev. J. 7.
Tuuu. a Baptist minister Of Harrisburg,
las undertaken 20 organize 4 Baptist colo
Nv. There S plenty Oi water here. ant
here 5 no -eason Tor the 3aptIsIs 70 1e
discouraged.
\ member Of the Mountain Lake Park
AssOciagUn offered 70 make Miss Jennie
smith. Ne raIiroaGi syaugeilss present NJ
lOt md COTTAGE II she will locate here
during the summer season. and She IS IA
vOrabiy considering the offer. Hhis lady
hSs besn the means of LIDO conversions
4iung the line OF the B. .c D. since she De
gun -he work
BishOp Andrews will dedicate the new
u Z. church II Deer Park. August q.
The Stockholders III the Mountain Lake
Park Association viii mold their auuu1
meeting at the PARK IN August I'D.
This afternoon Mr.. W :. L4ntrv's little
nov ieil rom 4 ,Oad NJ ~and. the wheels
Oi the wagon 5rrusing he side II MS tacs
anu ais wrist. 4 patch III Lzlr ABOUT one
men vide anu threeiinCHes long vas rubbed
from lis head. ana the blood ran rom ais
cit ear. Fears are entertained that the
little fellow IS seriously hurt.
Arrivals n Fair View House: Mrs. G.
schmidt ana laughter Anna. Mr.. Horeg.
Mr.. &C. N.are, Miss Maria Rippeimever, Of
RaifrrYsDrp
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HOW " WAS DONE


WASHINGTON. August The House.
yeas ig3. uayH "a passed the River snd
Hnrf,or Bill over the Presidents v-to. AZ.
ter the vots vas taksn. the announcefnsof
Of PAIRS nv the Clerk vas accompanies 5y
uumbsr of statements a 70 sths vay "a
which The paired nrfnbsrs Sonid hsrs
voted. and 4 was statci nu the 1oor that
MeCook Morris Prescott rnd Cassidy
would hsye voted m the ne1tive. and
Pacheo. Thomas. Russell. Frost, Martin.
Covfny,Un. Muidron. Hooker md Nonrys =
the affirmative.
wAsHrssrux, August At I 55 o me-
age Vas rcoeired from the Houss inform
ing ,he Senste u the sctiou II that tusiy N
na,sing the River add HArhor hall over tbs
Presidents veto.
The pendinR busins@ vns suspsnusa.sno
the veto message rrad-
vote was imrnsdiatriy .aken upon lbs
question; shall the ball pass. the obise-
tions oi the President TO the contrary nos-
viibstsndingr'
IN. rrsuit vas. Yea. 81. nays l6 10 ths
bill passed. Following 10 ths vote IN dr.
tail
Yeas -Aidrich. aIiisss, Anthony.
Bro-p. Butler, Gail, Camden. csmssun.
Wis cossresi, Coks' CaaSf Ds.sa W
Va Dawes, Farley, Fssry, dsesFA dsrs
IurIz. La. J1nfs. Fla. Jsnea.- (nsv h
Kcli..G McDill. Mcmillan Asxse ~
i,y Cal, Miller. ~. T.. fosh,
Rsrsoin. a~rtrrs SAWYER, Sherman, 3lsl1r,
Vest. voorhees,. walker, Williams ssA
yindom-.i. Snys--HaYard. BlaiE. Co,
ernn. Pa DAVIS. H. Frye. He. H.r
r;son. Hnwlry ingalls,. Loxsu. Nosrin.
PendIeton. Pistt, Roiiins, isuisb-iry Hud
Vauwiek-ih
ChiIlicott. Harris. P'uInb. Laphsm md
Beck. VINO xnnounred thsy would hsve
voted 10. wsfc pzir~t With drosue. Johns-
ton. Pair. Lamar md Hill. NJ 6s0Eis. -
spectiveiy, Who wcre abseut HArfsnd IN
the atfirmntive. sas paired With Hdmunds
in the negative. and toth sssW shssof.
Vanne who vho would have voted aye, -
gsirrd with NitctsiI. shssnt. jsreii -
No pairrd.
.iisr the yots sas mnouuosd Lsphom.
Rad rrspsndssi in tbs nsgstiye. sxs
IA ueA M hsd DyeSiooksd the tsrt No bad
Ipsii esi. and Withdrew ms vots, md Van
Wyok- Peudleton and salisbury. who's
responses ii.d not been recorded voted 20
The negative This made tbs nssuit snsre
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ACxSoN COUNTY.
MEETING al the County Convention
Ssitd FOR Aasaler.
&pecsGi DiEPaseh 70 ne RevsEer.

dpecoui DtsPdtch % ne Re01Ster.
RIPLEY. W. Va. August The Demo-
Gratis of this county held large anu enthu-
siastic convention here yesterday. After
the election of officers anu the appoint
ment Of the usual committees. nomina-
tiOns for the House oi Delegates were made.
Capt Y. s. Armstrong and c. L. Brown.
ESQ, we're chosen as candidates for seats in
the next House Their nominations
we're name amid much enthusiasm.
and the sensFal opinion seems 70 ne that
they ara the strongest candidates VINO could
have been presented 20 the people. With
these gentlemen as the sJandSrJi-Searers OF
the Democracy IN TINS county. the Czmn nSign
Will De close anu hOtly contested one.
Delegates were appointed 70 attend the
Fourth District Congressional Convention
20 be held At Point Pleasant on August I6
The entire number on candidates thirty
Hye, were instructed TO vote for the nOmi-
nation Of Col. ]. J. S. Hassler for Congress
The convention was one OF the largest and
most representative ever heidin the county.
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RAILROAD WRECK.
rne Disaster GroWins-EE EEnIf. Dozen or
More Burned to Oesrh.

CHICAGO. August The latest details
from ne Lake Shore Inu Michigan south
en- collision At South Bend place the .Oss
20 the Company AZ over SlJG. 40, anu say 4
may reach S2vJ, 90 Il seems the accident
was wholly iue % the incOmpetenCy and
ross CareleSsnsss Oi enpiOvsS Jf the com
pxEv. Both rams were n full speed. with
out any assurance ri a clear rraci. anu IN
he midst u a dense tu2, when the collision
occurred. The haif-iOzen Or more bodies
which were burned IN the wreck are not
yet recovered. anu there is great delay 20
business The engines were 1iSmantled
ana me entire mass Of cars and valuable
merchandise destroye.i
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JUDGE FLICK.
klfs Cs0apyasstso Assorea.
I,A.-r,nt Dirr,ufcA % fAs Rnnal,.

w,sHrSGrox. August The uomins'
iien OF Iudge Flick 10 b~ United Stssss
District Attorney Of West Virginia which
vas reported 20 the senate Judiciary Cam
nittee. At Iast Fridays executive session,
has been considered by that COMMITTEES.
The committee mas agreed 10 recommend
favorable action. AMI have instructed Nr.
Bayard 10 so report the nomination tn the
senate AZ its next erecutiye session.
Judge Flick arrived hero this forrnocu-
md leit for home this evening.
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@.ufis ,ar.sIu. D-..s-r.s..

CoLrNmA. s. G. August The State
Democratic Convention pe-esseEubled this
narniuz. AnLi Lhs ticket vas Completed -
follows: 7 2 Richardson, Treasurer. lre-
nominated Rev. Eilison Cspers. SuperTn-
tendeut nf Education. and General A u
Mzn2gauit. Adiutaut and Irspector-tien-
eral-
The Democratic Convention adopted the
following platform:
TLe Democratic party Of south CARO-
linz. IN State C0nyenfiou assembled "a
affirming the principles and declarations of
the state piatfur1ns Of IsTB and B7g. and
their ntiured devotion 70 the principles
OF the National Democratic party, and
pIedzinz that party their earnest co9pern-
ton and Supp0rt. declare the following
urInc;pIes a formuiefive of the policy ot
the South Carolina DenocracT IN State
and Federal affairs, aid invite the zid and
support OF all good eifize1z in Carrying
them into effect
Fizt-Juf legislation, sn impzrtfsi
administration eauzi laHs. znd economy
with efficiency in every department of the
State government
Secund-As psyUixr eiEcztion 10 the bai-
xerk af frre institutions. liberal apprgpFin.
tiouz for pubiic -ssoeis fox the ghose pro-
PIE.
Ehim-LlEe sy sGsmxsic efox<s oi the Rs-
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ANAL lGaMATED MEN.
isfneffon with Pr~-ta~nt Iarr~st-
Significance 90 the Meeting.


CHICAGO. August The convention of
the AmaIgamated Association Of IRON and
steel workers continued Is sessions to-day.
They werr held 4 Sec-et and Il IL iitticuIt
20 obtain much official information. The
present yaiherIng IS simply the annual CON-
ference VI ron workers md is principal
obiect IS 70 make requisite changes n the
constitution. eiec.Iug officers and discuss
matters NJ general interest 70 the men.
They will adopt 4 new constitution and
elect Iue President. eight Vice Presidents.
a generai SECRETARY. I Treasurer, and thrr~
Trustees. other matters Of interest 20 the
ron men Will also Ne considered. The
present Convention IS composed of one del-
egate from each mill represented in the
Association. Df the SD miilsin the United
States rs are embraced n The Association
membership. The present gathering IS the
legislative bOdy ~ the Association and RIP
-esents about fOrty-eight thousand active
members anu about twenty thousand aon'
drarv members. Reverting 20 the proportion
OF men employed n The iron mills IN the
district where the Association exists.
President Jarrett Maid
thai about rhree-tourths 1f the men
belonged 20 The Association and almost all
nf the killed WorEmeH were members.
The Association seeks 20 dignity and pro-
tect labOr AMI iOes not cOunience any dis
turnauces from which. indeed. The present
strike las bern remarkably tree. The As
socistlou embraces most all of the mills
rom Portland Ne. 10 Pueblo. Col. The
initiation Zee 70 The Association ranges
IRON 81 10 81. and the rnguiar monthly
dues amount 20 fiity cents. There has
been little call for relief by the strikers
thus far. md few special assessments have
Deeu made About three--izhts of mem
hers OF the Association are ptddlers.
Il IS denied that there IS any dissztisfac.
rron IT the course President Jarrett has
taken. anu everybody comedies that ne an
be reelected # ne desires II. The delegates
feel confident Of the ultimate success oi
the strfEe Tventy-thrpe mills lIRve thus
far signed the scaie. and almost all the
firms that nave slguhd agree 20 pay tbs
1.eu what they demand, pending the set
tisrneit of the Piitsburg scale. When ttnf
is settled upon. all Of the mills sill ny
whatsoever scaie NAV bedeterminsd UPON.
The Significance fthe MsesssE.
The question vas asked: DO yor antiri.
pate that this meeting Will take any nction
lpon tie strike
No: because gur utimafiun vas gwen
the manufacturers when We made the ie-
rnand for an increase. The present conYerl-
ton will prpbai,iy rnake no change IN the
terms. ana simply ratify the demands. The
rest pf the time will re taken I'D with The
ordinary routine business Il 0ur annual
Convention.
An official NJ the Associ sfian said t!Iat
the manufacturers we're solefy 20 blame for
the existing truHbiez Al hAd b-~r caused
bv the eflsai 1i the manufacturers 20 con.
cede the advance n Eagrs demanded ny
the AssOriattur
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ING W va. THURsDAY MORNING. AUGUST g. 1882

publican party 70 ohsfruct reform,
and destroy good government In
South CaroiinA. by turning 20 parti-
san purposes the appointing power Of
ths Federal government - q Standing
menace 70 the peouieof this itaaes sad
a agroxinE dangef to good cifinna in every
part Of the Union The ofiicszs df shis
State are made political iufrmzries sad
trimming sehcois for tts defesf Of houesf
government IN South caroiinA
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lknOa MATTERS.
me rnse Wssns ss.ss % Wsss yso
GN1oa 4s0

EN1o0 Hs0L
PrrrswRs. Auznst The Sstiuesa Tubs
WoTtts Company. ID xeksesporf, PA-- 10
surned operations with n0n-uni0u men.
this morning All of the dspsrtrnenfs zxe
running snort hxrded- bnf the officers exr
prcr 20 rave them fnil IN feS days Ho
Giisturhznce llas 1ccurrcd- the strikers evl-
isnriy being desirous of committing no
treara Of the laws Crowds ne standing
around. but 10 trouble IN aufieipztrd-
Pr1Gr- q . D~1evDADGo DoeeoAs
SEu Y0zx- Augnss The qnief
hut determined efruzxfe he8Wesu
the ailrn.d COMPANIES and the
striking freight handlers coafin.
ufe. Each slde 10 making every efkoFt -
tefest the 1ther. znd esr1 side. 10 ziso sur.
pTfsed zf the endurance and resssk1oce dtD-
pisyed by the other. Everything vns
auiet nj the railroad depofs in Jefsey City
fo-iay. so SIGNS that . strfks wnB in pro
grrss WE'RE appzrent, and the poiicsmea On
dsEty keep. out of azht Eer5 z md
n vhese rhe mst Important md vaiusbie
fright II rsesired. the enods were bsinx
fixrdied by GeFmausL while q pieD Ddn
the Itaiians did ths besf they could Nth
the work they vem 81 az
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pARKE7SRuRG.
pHiSnA T"te-- Heavy St0rn-ohitu.
'1T- '~rSSnAI- Ties.

yen. - 2sc-ssr
-z----r-". August We laa l.eas.
..- --w Ir. -Dhu Z. 8utca-- NJ
r ~=-:u-s. vao 1assed -aruuca ms
+ a i.--ly. -GroUte % us nome. rom
'r-A1a ----:..-~. va=ye l- las zen 1rce
--1v --T'-- reeE al.ed here IN &C
?; -e .eaEo 'i ms athe-. zuU vas ,
Pc -Rsl-eEt II Writ -ouurv. End vno.
: .s -0slur1ce 7 Iuurana. m2sse1
va ----G-. Ir. 3uccz-- ave
a. -:e-r-ua- .ccouut u hat
..e. mi -oid produciuE
2 e - -c.acv q jzu,,e ". The
~ u--2lCs about -n .'u population.
4 ----leu -ea- re sUEEwIr d.. ae
----.l--s- % II I;IgUue y abuEr
/ -~- . II present he .ermluus u
H. .El Northern -aI.ruad. Hr.
1 -L--g,-eu EulIe % me % d.. NM
1 ."'.s-r1s. -a--e %; WINCH .oalalus
-."-. sau- rouDeF sn1 me. ne
4 "0--r 'Tp r0lyalus -sr a-- ,err
-e Teaith Il ". B-lca--s
1 -'CC.vA.v Uvestel D mines
--e- IEe TeIung nee
H. 5g,rSer .lio-ms Is hat
e US uusuGeG 1Gt 20 LIu Ea!-a
.s- .H-tau y AIS .aIdeF ana Alter
.'. % mai. sJgI- Vll.l s Ipgv
~.. 81 million I0l.ATT NJ. 3.
--L Ley -Zl Jour ucaes ll
4 -'...,e r.-T Il he L@gh pi .Fu!v.
~aF -l.e-Cupl -Gls -5c.ullv v3s
.-- .. LeayT am. which -gsS laed-
~ -EI E0raLIes - tie lu-
~-se sECeE-lg to- he want NJ Il ga-
wa ' sEs- scul lU-rDrc lalpvv 1zrp
-'-1 -siO-El % EIud accom- panied
u. . seElUas d&nsge vas done.
'--,a- he 'sllOr living opposite
ieppt lied Tuesday II 7
FTlo.1 ever. having 1een
-Eer TpeSs. Ar. smith .ame
.---sN ANA About -wsnIv--lN
--. as lways Deea s.nuvn Il
s ARR WORKING rctIEen. lnu -
7.J ECsW lIm- Ie caves
-..-.eD o mourn lls -.
.-12- he lAZsaz-s routrac.gr-
1LlF - many rrIenus .hs
we TG0 lieG uu Monday rn1rn-
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e'SaTrc civ Rsnd -e.u--s.{
~. sta Ersday, having .aale he
.'a be steamer ". Y Hhaure..
- -aSe-. FIo IaS 0e=H a B-.i-
OF ler health. returned On
,'ol ''l.Eo 'aEo- $50 u Palesune. 5 n
ss - .so 4 E8u named HaFr.
- IarlettA JhIo. lad m aIs
-. lice ioan vi -silruad riss. ON
-' .-aoD winch had b-aT az
b. -s...L e iood- Gnd other parties.
r5rS1r-H . 7eiisTe thai the ties be-
J. 49,, .irrs-.s, IA The darye attached ma
sxrsS, plt 4 vas found rhat
1'sss han lOO Of hem.