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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
BELTIDERE DIVIION.
On and after Nov. eth, 1852,


ON and after Nov. 2sth 1852
1roi'ts for Ne,c York and Philadelphia
Leave Manunka Chunk $40, ESQ m, 10 so and
5.ilpm.
Leave nelvidere $40 aud e5s M 1886 and 90
leave phiilipsburg s.ioanl no am, leo and 5,is
Leave froucbtown aa7 aud 7.52 N, i.4o ande.so
Leave bennington 80 4 IN $50 and Ii5 p M
Arrive Lamhcrtvilio S.i9 m, Ii0 and SO p M,
aud 1905 pm.
Arrive Trenton ~ aud SIS m. AIS sio and
Arrive Philadelphia Kenslagtoul 9lo and io.sa
Arrive rhlladelphla Broad street stationl PES
aud 9.~ "a, NOD, n and SIS M
Arrive New York, Via Trenton, 1910 N. as
SIS, aud 10 10 IN.
Troias from Philadelphia aud NcW York
leave Now York. via Trenton G,e5 ii.e5 M,
i2.55, a,is and i.al p 40.
Leave philadelphia Hensingtani 40 q N, i2oi
leave philadelphia Broad street station Z -
4 NJ, 1901, 500, I00 and $40 IN.
leave Trenton ssap IN, lis, a52, i.50 and s.05
= m.
Arrive Iambertvile o.2sa n, i,5o i.2s; 5.25 and
Leave Lamber,elllo for Pennington a.ss m, ei2
Arrive Remington as q m, sea and s.oa p N. s
Leave frenehtosn a.'S q m, 2.2S, $50 and SIP
PA.
Leave rhillipsbarg 1895 NJ, soa, G,2S aud 500
y IN.
Arrive Delsaere II oi m SIS, 6 10 and e.is m.
Arrive Manupka chunk ll.Io a NJ 3ss, ds5i and
$50 p M.
Connection is made 4, Manunka Chunk with
Delaware, iackawannn 4 Western Railroad; Le-
high Junction with Lehish valley Iehgh 4 Sus-
quehsuna, Morris & EssoS. and New Jersey Central
Railroads. Al Lam5ertville with Pennington Rail-
ROAD. Al Trenton with trains 10 and from New
York, Camden. No.
For further information so timetable which
can be obtained p. Tho ticket aiicas.
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.3II];EY
FROM THE SOUTH.
Perfect Combination with two Salient
Advantages-W Why it Concerns You.

a Perfect Combination with two Salient
Advantages-Why it Concerns You.
There is no mistake about it, remarked Dr.. ".
+. Flowers. 0f Gallatin, Missouri, "Ienson's Can.
cine Porous Plasters are one of tae neatcst cuni-
hnations ever produced They have two kinds Of
advantages over all others which we may call the
minor and the major. First, they ara clean and
linen Of the wcarer second, they aot quickly aud
powerfully have tried tho Caneine Plaster on
my sell for pneumonia, and on nay patients for va
rious diseases such as Neuralgia, Muscular Rhcu-
matsni, Lumbago, Kidney trouble, etc, and In all
cases relief has followed in from three to forty
eight hours
Dr.. Flower merely voices Tho written Oh oral
opinion Of thousands IN his profession, Rensun's
Capeine Porous rlasters the perfect external
application. The genuine haze the Word taRctne
cnt In the centre. Price - cents
Seabury < Johnson. Chemists. New York
Jan. 81 -iw.
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Here is another plank for the Prohibl.

Here is another plank for the Pfohibi.
ton platform
"A party Of six eneamped out in Wis.
consin, on a cold night. After supper
two of them drank liquor moderately
two freely, and two let il alone. In the
morning the temperance men arose re-
freshed, the light drinkers were stiff and
cold, and hardly able to rise, and the two
who had drank freely were frozen to
death =
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Mould you be free from Cataarh. Hay
Fever, Cold in the Head? Try Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t is curing hundreds Of
chronic eases. Price 30 cents.
Apply into nostrils with little fiuger.
For five years suffered from Catarrh !;
have used without relief remedies pre-
seribed by various physicians. am using
Ely's Cream Balm and feel confident
shall DO completely cured Of a disease that
seriously affected my eyes and hearing
W. 4, DRISTziSGHoFFER, JR., Whole
sale Tobacoonist. Newark, MI,
Ely's Cream Balm has cured me of Ca
tarrh of several years standing. have
recovered my sense Of taste and smell.
The Balm has no equal as a cure for this
terrible disease. FRANK c. OGDEN, Eliza
beth, n. J.
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Mrs Theodore Titon finding the 81 900
all owance from her husband insufficient
TO support herself, daughter and grand
daughter, has assumed the role of "profes-
sional sick nurse, III which she earns
considerable money.
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Silver Plated w are.

The great improvements during the
last few years in the manufacture d
silvcr-plated ware. have in many
WAYS increased the desirableness of
this excellent substitute for solid silver.
Not only has great durability been
obtained by the new methods, but
pattern and finish, which formerly
betrayed the difference between it and
silver. now give no clue bywhich even
an expert can distinguish.
Clumsiness Of shape has given way
10 the lightest and most artistic forms,
and the production Of meritorious
pattern in the solid metal is quickly
followed by its appearance in the less
costly material.
Even such elaborate decorations as
rcpousse and hammered work--long
confined to solid silver-are success
fully produced in plated ware with a
delicacy and beauty leaving little to
be desired in respect of appearance.
1t is. however. only in the higher
grade Of clectroplated ware that these
cxcellcncies of the designer arc at
tempted to be wrought out, such per-
lection of workmanship and dainty
finish being impossible in the inferior
varieties, in addition to the vital def
cheney of these in durability.
BAILEY. BANKS & BIDDLE limit
their assortment to the best makes,
which they can fully guarantee. Par
liculars will be furnished promptly as
10 patterns, qualities and prices. on
application, and any goods desired
viii be sent by express on approval.
to anyone known TO the house or
furnishing reference.
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Coy. Newell, OF Washington Territory,
formerly of New Jersey, is now in Wash
ington, and on Friday made an argument
before the Senate Committee on Terri
tories, urging the admission Of The Terri
tory as a State.
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The free traders find it hard to get
over these points, that wages are about
400 per cent. higher IN this country than
in Europe, and that the condition IF The
laborer is CORES pondingly superior
They evada these frozen facts,
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At a recent meeting in London, General
Booth, tho loader Of the Salvation Army,
made statement that the offerings for
sustaining the operations Of the Army
amounted TO 5000, 900 per annnnl.
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sTUsLINs ARE DOWN.

WE WANT ouR CUSTOMERS 10 KNOW m
Good fast color prints only CT.
Best standard prints down tc and & els.
lou can reap great advantages Oh the reductions
IN Winter Fabrics
at VAN HoRS's STORE.
Ian IL,
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DEATHS.

coRYELL.--In I.ambertyillc Jan. % 1855, slbert
Coryell, aged years.
FOSTER Lambertyiilc Fob. To- 1881, Howard
Foster, aged 10 years
MANGAN.--fn Lambertyflle. Jan 30, 1883. Ella
Mauean, aged months.
BROWN.--N Near stanton, Feb. 10, 1888, Nicholas,
son of Frederick and Lena Brown, aged ab0u;
years.
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MOTHERS READ THIS

SIUNE RIDGE, n. 7.
VAS pEtsEN BROS.--pear SIR Your Worm
Corrections have hcen Invaluable TO as. Our lit
tie hoy, two years old, discharged over thirty
worms in few days, using only few Of your
Worm Coniectious. am glad 10 bear testimony
to The value OF Van Deusen's Worm CONNECTIONS.
Yours, Rev. ]. t. McNAIR.
Try them--2ac. box.
f7lw VAN DEusES EROS, Kingston, y. Y.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

NJ orICI. is hereby given that there VIII be
~ meeting of the Board Of County Examiners
0i Huntcrdon County for the examination of
candidates for Teachers Certificates. Mt Reading
Academy, al Pennington, On SATURDAY, FEB
n, 1889.
Each cand idato should be present as early MS 0
o'clock, A. NJ. OLIVER II. HOFFMAN,
Feb, TO- lsS3-at County Superinte ndent.
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The season is near
" over, and we are
determined not to
carry over a single
winter garment, and
are dispensing of our
large stock at prices
that will be very
tempting to the clo-
sest buyer.
Liicfe are Wv e f-
coats for LIZ Mon,
ouths and Boys, at
prices that would not
purchase the cloth.
There me Mems and
Boys Suits in every
grade from the fine
dress suits to the SER
yiceable every day
snits-also at greatly
reduced figures. And
in the small children's
dept. the overcoats
and kilt suits are
marked att wonder
fully low prices.
This great sale will
be continued until the
LIST of February, and
the goods must be
sold, as we have to
make room for our
Shrine stocl,
Positively one-price
is our rule. and Won
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James Treglawn. the Port Dram MUIR
derer, has been sentenced by Judge
Magic to be hanged on Wednesday,
March 21st between the hours Of 10 and
2 o'clock.
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MARRIAGES.

Agar TRUMPoR.-Jan. 81 by Rev r. Van
Ambufgh, AT the house of !. n. Ramsey Ieb-
anon, Martin Apgar 10 Caroline Trumpor.
sTORR--TRIMMER Feb 3, by Elder Jacob
Kodenbaugh, John \. Slorr 70 Marha !. Trim
lncr, both df Crotoa
CRoNCE--WE - Feb. 3. at Ringoes, by Eav.
Fisher Wilson, Charles c. crnnoc to Kate \.
Vert.
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FOR SALE.

4 LOT of convenient and nearly new settles
IA for Sunday school Room. Will be sold Tor
one.fitlh the original cost. ALSO, q large quantity
Of School Desks and Chairs, mot new OF u very
low price. Address. l.. II. M'KEE
Cor stockton aud Front SIS
Feb H-lt, Trenton, y. j.
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NOTICE.

FINiIE Trustees of iiolcomhe Riyeryiew Cemetery
i desire TO announce Ia all persons holding
deeds heretofore made by said Holcombe River
view Cemetery, for lots in said Cemetery, that they
have perfected the title Of the said Cemetery aud
arc now ready TO make new deeds 90 all persons
holding title as aforesaid upon the presentation of
said old deeds, aud complying with the conditions
10 be made known by the Secretary, j. liayhurst
10 whom all applications should 81 made on aud
after March lat, 1858.
By order OF Board of Trustees Of Hoeomhe
Riveryiew Cemetery i. HAIHuRST,
Feb. Hot. Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AmweIl Lodge. A. r. A. nj.

A STATED CoiMUNICAT1oN or AN.
w WELL LODGE, M. ~. A. +. A. NJ, viii lie
W\held IN MASONIC HALL, Bridge street, Lam :
heriyillo, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEB.
q, 1883, at ~ O'clock.
LanIbertylle, Feh. "a 1859
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Mrs. Lanetfy's profits are larger every
week than PATHS or Missions.
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LambertVille Vigilant Society.

rEHL Annual Meeting of the Lambertvllle Vigil
L liant Society will be held In Iyccnm Hall, fOd
Council Room,) on FRIDAY, FEB. 2ad 1888. q,
10 O'clock, \. NJ, punetaa attendance is re-
questnd. :. A. FINGER
Fp A. .@9t s4eeY
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LsmbertVills Water Company.

rfNuE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders
i Of The Lambertyie Water Company win be
held at their Office, No. South Union St, on
THURSDAY. MARCH Sth, 1885, al 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, for tho election Of Board Of Directors and
for the transaction uf such other business as may
properly be presented W. V. COOLEY.
Feb. ?, 1889. secretary,
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Customers.

NATION to those who are not in every day.
GaT No l. Reductions are made since stock-taking,
Linens,
Ladies Dresses and Goats.
Ladies and Gentlemens Underwear.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Hosiery,
Little Boys Clothing
efsI No, p 50 pieces of the Black Silks that
few weeks ago good at 81 .35, open this mcnt
at One Dollar per gard
srsT No ), Muslns have been loweredin price-almost
all the makes
u No A. The Dress Goods part of our business
pels in addition to the Eleven counters, two more
of 14o feet This Springs Stock will be the best
we have ever shown.
81 81 No 5. We charging the Store hy .-
another on the Chestnut Street front.
81 81 No 8. In many inquiries as to the s4e
of the Store: Its floors and galleries occupied
cover Nine acres; the highest number of people
employed is 3,2o2.
1t is the largest Store in the United State
We ao send Samples and Goods by Mail
Address
John Wanamakor
Philadelfs94fa
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THE MARKETS.

i.amocrisille, Feb = 1855
fElriN OF tiEAlS corrected every Wcdnes-
day ~ &, D.. LEAR, dealer IN Grain Flour,
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I - the Senate. on the 18th. bills we're
introduced: For : civil government TOR
Alaska and IN regard 20 the election Or
President and vice-Pre<ident The cleo
tion of Officers Or the Senate wa< taken up.
An>on y. NcCook was chosen Secretary:
Chas. " johnson, Chief Clerk: James X.
Young, Executive Clerk; Rev. +. d. Hunt
ley, Chaplain; ". r. Canadav. Sergcant-at-
Arms. A long debate took place Oh the
proposed rule giving the President pro tenn.
o. that body power 20 appoint senator n
hold BIZ place for three days IN case q BIZ
absence.
THE English Government has been
moved - increased precautions ;a.l.ss
Fenfans-
THE Mayor II New LAREDO. Mexico,
has teen arrested Tor cc,npI,ci;y ~ .nr
recent train robbery in Mexico.
a SrNBER Of vessels were lost with
~ ~ board IN recent great storm ~ ne
Mediterranean.
a BILL 70 tax incomes on personal
property ha~ been ints oiucei III ne Pru<-
sim Diet.
Ir i stated q. +. Adams viii succeed
Sidney Dillon - President u The Cn.un
Pacific Railroad
PosrAL service va placed on 1000
miles q new railroads from July 1 10 De-
cemler Is
b the explosion q The boilers 81 M
oil refinery q fittsburgn. r.. an che ista.
several persons lost their lives
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iirc
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~ the ism "a the Reform school anti
s~cnty-one years u axe.
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S.~ y.rt. ~ho ~, p~,-r r,..-. -.
found xniltv n murder ~ the Ora .l~cre..
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r~errr- snd irm.rr~ ~ fsrn ~, AM.
letss tables. chips ana other gaming ca,fs<
captnrca vrer, taken "a ~. ...ti..c apl
burned.
Tar e<fim.sed Ia. ~ the hur,;ry ~
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- va~So" utnAm'teF~ nave peen
taken % Easnon.s" i'r trial
On the 18th the Mexican Iransatlan-
&c line vas formally opened
An attack was made on the nom
union monlderS q Troy, y. ~, on the 18th.
TnE wife murderer. Dillmar. will be
h.,,.a - r..<., =. r.,.~,.. 10
~ ~ 1-th two train r.,hh.r. ~.r.
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p-s<, 49,
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'.'.,s $3.50 M u e n ''''~s
'.'.
~ ~ 49,"
tne Hnkisn gram mafket trade = A.
s- I.
~ .'~o' ~ .no ny
u<k'~e 80 oeen i,.na against tns rtase
81 :, I'rr.e. mo t1'ea % ou'n ing ea~'no "
~ the suspension o. ~ork IN the
mines On the Aonong shela River two
thousand coal miners have been thrown out
o. employment
The iron monldcrS 81 Pittsburgh.
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Lo~po~. Dec. n.
James Russell Lowell. the American
Minister, has been again aS~ailed ~ the
Metropolitan Underground Employees Al.
<ociaticn. On che 18th q November the
Association presented Mr. Lowell with
se- Of resolutions which strongly de-
nounced the Irish Invincihle< and Fenianz
- the authors ~ tho dynanite explosions
IN the Underground Railway. AZ Praed
street Accompanying the resolutions wa~
4 rcqueS: TINT Mr.. Lowell transmit tse res
ojntions % the United States Government.
because the Association believed that the
explosions were realI. thewprk TX conxpir-
ator< resident IN the United states Nj.
Lowell acknowledged The receipt ~ the
resolutions. hut declined n forward them
% Washington. becausc. as ~ xald. there
was mot . particle OF evidence To show TIM.
any Amer can was guilty ~ rninplicity II
the outrage Tnis answer was quite lisa
grseab!r @ thr employs, ani they sought
been produced In the shape ia .oar ,,uh.
lic letter % the American Minister. which
was presented to-day. The document ~
very formidable. and ~ intended fnrntirely
huniltate Mr.. Lowell ~ <iDnI ng th- Brit
IN how much more the underground rail-
dence and the duties of an American Fin.
ba-Sadpr, than does the mere scholar. who
Is serving the United States a. their Minis.
Ter - England. The memorial xiarf~ nnt
with the bold declaration that the A4socia-
tion of Metropolitan Underground HALLWAY
servants find themselves unable 10 agree
with the American Minister in either ~ nv
opinions. viz. That there a 10 evidence "
show the completely 81 any American. and
that there n good reason for railing the a.
tention ~ The United States Government Il
the outrage. II concludes with Che <nu,c-
what extraordinary threat that Ii MI. Low
q! and ni< Government 10 not III the future
take action " suppress the dynamite <ocjc-
tieH alleged % exist n che United states.
Che English people viii protect themselves
~ ''rrpri~alx." Mr. Lowell wn< somewhat
started ~ the contents ~ the memorial.
and declined % take any other formal no
ticc ~ u, IN ~ the committee which mr.
.cn'td Y. Than making mere acknowledge
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Erseusion % Patrick u'Dannsii. mo synr-
d~rer - Infsrsn<r Carey. "a <e~Eats
frl~sn-ILr steamship As-yrian Monarch
eearched fsr - Alleged fse.cuing
Parry.
f.o>po>. Der 4.
Patrick o'Donnell. che slayer - Jame-
Carey. paid the penal Of his crime with.
Ia the walls "a NcwEntc this morning. The
drop fell ~ prcc Sciy eight 4. m. Last
night O'DonneIl went 70 bed about ten
o'clock. aud manned apparently asleep
until 5:3p thi, morning. A. Xix o'clock
Father Fleming came % the prisoner AMI
remained "a prayer with him FOR some
time. Az the conclusion 81 the prayers tho
sacrament was administered u the con-
demnei. O'Donnell then rnriook ~ light
breakfast. which he appeared 70 eat with
some relish. Al s:t5 o'clock tho prison
bell began toiling. "A similar warning was
heard from the helfry Of 81. sepulchcf's
Church. On the HoIhorn viainc'. Directly
after the Ooverncr % the jail with the head
Warden enterei and O'Donuell was AZ ores
led % the pinic.iing-room. situated about
halfway between the condemned cell an 1
the prison yard. There be found tho exc-
su;ioner Binns awaiting him. together with
.he Sheriff of London. three wariens and
the prison doctor. Binns drftly bound
O'Donnelr. arms with leathern thongs. the
convict submitting quietly.
The procession was then formed. the pris-
oner icing in the center. anil slowly march,
"a "a the prison-yard In which the ~caffoid
had been erected. They passed 50 close
% the few spectators who hal been admit
81 - witness sns sAscu'''h mat thry COULD
have touched o'Donnell. but Tor the lattice
work which separated them The Scaffold-
.~t;.A -. ,..'...rl.- 1920 ~ 1870
pearanc,. 81 4 ordinary shed. tn. ,,n,.nen
s t.....-u .,.- -.
Hv' Z
cr"~r-rtam ABOVE. re sucd was half
boarded up, 80 that 0'Donneil and his at
teniants as they stood there could ~ seen
hx thos. nres.rt c,lx sro,, ~.
-, -- w.
1e'e 49, w "e'">, "nu q" SENSATIONAL
scenes under the scauold. Binns lost not
in placing tho white cap over the
~. -.<-.'. IN, ..' "eos'-
- "'ee' u'~nPPFe'r'' anu
|. 4uitcfihS cora Was al tnnt remained "a
snow where PC nnd stood. The toyernor
and Doctor knxed Tor moment into the
~ which the convict'S body
swung and then turned away. Outside tpc
Jail considerable crowd had assembled,
put dispersed directly the black Nag was
noisttd. About twenty police were drafted
inside the jail. and constablss were posted
around the walls on the outside. The body
"a 0.bonneii, after hanging one hour. was
cur down. and later ~ the day an inquest
Vas held when the usual verdict was re-
turned. ne interment then took place. the
Icing placed IN quantity 81
Iuick. lime under one 81 the flags ~ the
corridor. known Is the "Bird-cage Walk
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NV YoNK. Dcc rs
Athals-psst eleven Wednesday night the
watshman a. she Casino Theaier. Broad
way and Thirty -ninth street. discovered
box filled with rhavings. papers and rags
saturated with OIL, IL tho unfinished pro-
sc<nium and lighted candle burning IN
che center d The box. The police arrested
Edward Rough, stage carpenter. who was
discharged she day before Tor dIsobediencs
% orders. when confronted b. Rudolph
Aaronson, le<ses 81 the theater, Be con.
f<@sei hie guile His motive Wa revenge
for being discharged. He made His prem.
nration With great care. lighted The candle
inst - tEe curtain rang ~ Tor tho last oct.
He supr0sed the candle would tnrn nn hour
before u reached The combu~tibIes. The
opera The bexgar t<uientv was Icing
performed - The casino. which y <nid 10
- ~ bandsom<<t thrAt<r IN the world. An
audience d Loo people wa~ present
wednesday, night The audience and u1em.
brr n Che company had left che buildinr
w1m - discovery vas MAIDS
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kx41oIAL And ROEzuICAxs
The King q Anam i reported 70 have
6een uur1ered
THE friend< q O'Donnell had, Up to
~ I3<h ben able % dnd only six Of the
jurors Who convicted him.
o. the 18th the ceremony Of confer
Ein< Tie paIlium On Archbishop Elder was
soIenni.ri q Cincinnati.
- che 18th the representatives Of the
PaclGc ccas< in Congress held another
m<e<fnE and considered the various meas
ures % reader The anti Chinese laws more
elective
n i the opinion Of the Khedive Of
KEypc that e would b easier % defeat Fl
1ahdi b. allowing him % push down the
NiIe % the flr<f cataract.
o. the 18th General Arson G. Nc
Cock Us Doninated by tho senate Re-
publican caucus Tor Secretary Of the
Senate
o. the afternoon d the 18th J. A.
IhouP-on- acting Deputy Comptroller of
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