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THE GENERAL FEELING ONE OF CONFIDENCE.

THE GENERAL FEELING ONE OF CONFIDENCE.
The Evening Pot Gays the general senti-
ment is one Of confidence; that there has
been a Liquidation which will DO no harm,
and that, while the market may be feverish
snd unsteady for tome time to come, the gen.
eral tendency OF prices will be steadily up
ward for all stocks representing anything Of
intrinsic value. Ds:oursing upon the
furry of the psst few days, and stories
of short sales being made for large
capitalists, the financial writer of the Post
ssys: "Tnis class, people without capital,
have given out the impression that th,y
were operating only as brokers for the cspi-
talists behind Them, whsn, in fact, they have
merely taken advantage OF the gen.ral dig
trus,ful feeling in business generally TO in
crease the alsrm BY these stories. 1nstarc q
csn be pointed out of men of this class on
board who now boast that they were instra-
mental in producing the break in the M ar.
kei erday, and now admit they had
no backlog. 1t il, of course, not
10 Re denied that many substsntia
housts have taken their cue from this class
OF bears, and have put out large short lInes
of stocks. Ii is even reported that some use d
long stock held for their customers TO delivt I
on short sales, and for a quick turn, and hay q
by this means further depressed the market
1t would of course be impossible to
prove such assertions, but the fact that they
are made is only another item in proving
that the prepcnderancs of public oninion in
the street is that the furry of the last three
or four days has been largely artificial and
brought about mainly by lying. OF courst
this is not intended 10 prove that the
natural tendency of prices of securities
would otherwise have bsen upward
Capital has been distrustful, and is &c
yet, and the tendency of prices of eryihing
would have been rather downward, at leas
for short time, but The furry of The last few
days wac inaugurated by artificial means
than is warranted by the situation for th'
present.
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National Liberal League.

New York, August 15-A call for the
seventh annual congress of the n ,tional
LIBERAL League, signed by T. B. Wakemap
president; Eliznr Wright, ce-president, and
I. c. Leland, secretary, is issued. 1t says
all citizens OF the United States who be
lieve in the fundamental principles ol
our republic, the separation OF Church and
State, the equality of all citiz ms before
the Law, without distinction of creed, race OF
ssx, justice for all and privileges and monop;.
lies for none, the need of universal secul al
education, free speech and free press "a 9
basis OF universal suffrage are invited to joir
the National Liberal LEAGUE and appear OF
be represented 10 lie seventh snuusl con
gress, at Milwaukee, Wis.,, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, September 2lst, 22d and e3d
uexf
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CINCINNATI, o., August II, 1ss}.

Cincinnati is still on deck with deter
mined front, although we have Lost four of
our member: (all OF whom are inferior opsr-
stors). We are happy to state that the
Weeern Union has suffered the loss of six
10y alisis, three OF waom have left for their
country homer. Two will j)in the Brother.
hood this afternoon, and one is undecided a.
10 whether he will drive a street-c.r or go
fishing. The Trades Assembly will hold a
large mass meeting 10 our behalf on Foun-
tain Square Saturday night. Prominent
speakers are engaged, and we expect 10 roll
in wealth s,op. All we can say is stand
firm and We uill eventually win. Fratei-
nally, CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE.
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TRoUBLs IN Constaniinople, turbulency in
the b..ems; agitation at the women's baths.
WtIl the women resist? The Sultan, who is
devout man and au sscetic, has decided
that the wells Of the ladies are too trans
parent, and has Issued an edict commanding
that their FOLDS thall be doubled. He has
also declared holy war on the dainty little
French boots, which were believed to be
working havoc with the feelings Of pious
young MussulmAns. Imagine the female
indignationl
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JACKSON, MISS.
DemOetatIc District Convention 10
Nominate n Candidate for Dis.
tricf Attorney.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, August l5.-Tne Democratic
District Convention, called TO nominate a
candidate for district attorney fer the Ninth
Judicial District, met here to-day. A full
and very intelligent delegation appeared
from each county. In fixing the basis of
votes. r. U. Henry, OF Hinds, was elected
ch airmsu, and d. P. Porter, of Hinds, secre-
tary. The candidates are H. C. Coon, of
Copiah; G. S. North, of Hinds; Robert
Vowel, Of Madison, aud W. D. Gisbs, of
each candidate receiving the same number of
votes the Convention took recess It'll $3.50
O'clock pm
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A Bad Man Killed.

CINCINNATI, August 15.-Albert Ander.
sou, bright mulattc, stabbed and killed
Charles Marshall, a mulatto, at The Sixth
Ward voting precinct this evening during
the progress of the Republican primary
election. Anderson's name was on the ticket,
and Marshall began TO abuse Anderson for
keeping his (MarshalPs) name off, Mar
shall drew pistol. bat before he could use
it Anderson stabbed him with a pocket
knife. He died on the way 10 the hospital.
MARSHALL killed Policeman Korsch three
years ago, and eo!ered man Two years be-
fore tha,
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soME of the newspapers say that the BIS
ton transcendental, non-understandable, ab-
strsct-idealistic annusl gatherings at Chsu
tsuqus are at an end. The public show nc
taste for the incomprehssaible, and for in
comprshensible speakers to talk only to ir
cemprehensible hearers is as bad as selling
stock on Change between brokers when dIs
gusted public refuses to participate. The
syllogism Of unrelated and unconcreN ideall
has reached its ultimate term.
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MAJ. E. A. BURKE, in letter to the
Board OF Management OF the Worlds Indus
trial and Cotton Centennial Exposition, ac-
cep,ipg the position of director general, sug-
gests the organization of auxiliary connie
sions in each parish OF louisiana and in
every State Of the UnioG, that there may be
. complete representation OF products and
manufactures Of the country at the Expos;-
lion. He also hopes foreign governments
snd peoples may be interested in the enter.
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the Supreme bench, although he entertsined
high opinion Of his legal ability. Iremor-
strated without effect, but was finally COM
PEELED 10 give in at the risk of offending tie
President. Matthew'S rel ciion wss,recor-
sidered, and finally, after most vigorous op-
position from Democratic ard Rspublics n
Senators alike, was confirmed by a majority
of one vote. The excuse given out for this
was that Gov. Foster, then a candidate for
renominstiop, had appeared in Washington
and urged Matthew's confirm alton to get
him shelvei and out Of the way for all time
to CONE; that Foster was sfrsid il Matthews
were rejected he would knife him in Southern
Ohio, and possibly defeat his reelection as
GayarnorD
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A Methodist Minister Shot Down I'm the
Street.

GALVESTON, August 15.-The Ne,cs's Lu.
ling special says: yesterday afternoon
Lawrence Denman met the Rev. G. Swell on
the street, and, drawing a forty fur caliber
navy revolver, fred at the minister four
times, il fl citing wounds which csused his
death in short time. The causes lesdipg o
the shooting are of domestic nature, and
cannot be published until the trial oil the
case. No one blsmes D-nmaD, and yet the
Rev. Sewell is regarded SO the victim of a
conspiracy. He so asserted in his onte-mor.
tenn statement. Both psrties are highly con-
nected. Seweil was a Methodist clergyman
aud local agent Of The American Bible So
ciety."
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An Unnatural son Attempts TO Murder
HlA MOIher.

St. Louis Globe. Democrat: The vicinity Of
Fitleenth aud Austin streets was yesterday
the scene OF an occurrence that nearly re-
sulted in terrible tragedy and threw the
entire neighborhood into a state of intense
excitement. About noon three pistol shots
were heard near the corner of the streets
men ioned, followed by screams and shouts
A crowd quickly gathered, and after bri.f
inquiry on the part of the officer on the beat,
it wss ascertained that young man walking
rapidly away with a woman had fred three
shots at an old lady standing in the doorway
of the house in front of which the crowd
had assembled. The officer ran after the
couple, and brought back the young map,
who proved 10 be John Weakly, a
worthless scamp snd hoodlum. II then
transpired that Weakly had attempted
to murder his mother, IN old and re-
spectacle woman. Mrs. Weakly had ex.
perienced good deal Of trouble with her son
and turned him out Of the house several
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CYCLONE AT PINE BLUFF.
Considerable Damage 10 Property -One
Life L0st.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, ARK August ia special
telegram to the Gczsae from Pine Buff gives
the piriiculsrs of cyclone which struck that
city at $50 o'clock last night. A funnel shsp-
ed cloud, hanging low, passed over the city.
Several houses we're unroofed. and four un-
flushed bricks on Bsrraque street were par
TALLY demolished. A colored woman named
Cora Lee, while running into a store was
struck by piece of timber from the falling
awning and Drained. Dlmsge to property
ia lin ated at $4,000
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LExISeToN, KY, August 15.-Au incen-
diary ire in this CITY at 2 O'Clock this morn
ing destroyed Brush & Sons planning mills
lofs, $4,000; insurance, $500. Hayman'.
warehouse; loss, $500; ia-uranoe, s400
Haymau's cottage; losp, $500; insurance
$500. Patrick's cottage; lose, $500; insur.
ance, $500. Milward's stable; loss, $500;
Insurance, $500; contents oil stable; loss
$1,000, fully insured.
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ST.. LOUIS is in the midst of difficulties
from attempting TO enforce Sabbath-keepips
laWs. The Court OF Criminal Correction haI
decided that the State must prove that the
running Of street cars on Sunday is not &
necessity before the companies charged with
violation of the Sunday law can be con
yicted. Better stop their Sunday theatel
performances before they strike at street
cars, bat Sunday keeping by Law is pool
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Crushed rneir sEuII. W,.s a. Az.

CINCINNATI, August ia special says
james Nixon, of Ludlow, Ky, Is working
seventy men near Cumberland Falls, Tenu.,
making ties for the Cincinnati Southern rail-
road. Ga Sunday night Charles Slagel, one
of Nixon's men, who slep; in the same bunk
with james and John Adsir and a man
uamed Claibourne, arose after his compan-
ions were asleep, crushed their skulls with
an ak, riff ID their pockets of about $50 and
escaped. Nixon put the whole force in pur-
euit, aud yesterday Slagel was captured near
this place, and it is thought he will be
lyncned,
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WITH satirical gravity the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette observes that ",he crop Of
mammoth caves discovered 10 the South this
summer exceeds that of any previous year
Still the demand exceeds the supply, and the
same cave has to be now and then rediscov.
cred. Railroad passenger agents are the
leading cave-6nders." That is hard or
the bowels Of "Chattanooga's rock. crowned
h;oht
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The terrible fate OF Vineyard Haven,
Mas, desiroyed by Ere, should be a warr-
ing to country towus. There was no FIRE.
engine, not even>a q heok-aud- ladder com.
pany. The inhabisanIsN saved the expenses
Of such necesssrieS, and theNtesult is fearful
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THE STRIKE ELSEWHERE.
An Quiet at New York.

NEw YORK, August 15.-Western Uoior
officials said this morning that every thing
was remarkably quiet. The wires were ro
tampered with last night, and conse equently
no clay in getting at work this m)rning
They also stated that business was increasing
every day, and they were able to hsudle il
promptly. The attitude of the Western
Union Company remains unchanged with re-
gard 10 the strike.
At noon to-day a committee of six striking
operators, formerly employed by the Western
Union Company, waited on G N. Eckert arc
asked for an interview, whish was granted
1t is net known what proposition they have
to advance
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CINCINNATI, August l5.-Late last night
james McDonough was fatally shot by John
w. ~ in Frank Kelly's saloon, near the
City Hospital. McD1nough was drunk and
came into Days bedroom in threatening
manner, accusing Day Of having robbed him
the previous night. Day fred and struck
McDonough in the left breast. McDonough
about two years ago killed a man named
Malloy not far ftom the same place. Nc
Donough died at the hospital to-day,
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CHARLESTON, w. Va August I5.-Mor-
day nigh, At Fsyetts Station, on the CHI l.
p'ske and Olio railroad, Lee R,tvss, mu
latto vino had previously assau ted Edward
Nolan. rene wed the attack and shot Nolsn,
John Huddleston snd man whose name is
unknown. Milan and Huddestou canuot
live. The other may recover. Reeves is
capped.
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The Euglish have betrayed jealous dis
position to fid foot and mouth disease
among American cattle, whether it existed
or no.. They have fouod it now and in a
virulsnt form, but rot where they looked for
II. 1t WAS discovered at their port OF Bris
tol, and the cattle were from their own COL
opy Canada
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Sarafaga Raaes

SARATOGA, August l5.-Tne we alher wsi
Warm and the track in fine condition. The
attendance was qui'e large.
Fast Rocs.-Purse $500, for maiden tive.
yeai-olds, thrse-fourths of mile. B sst
won; Powhatan second, BIB May third
Time III.
Third Race.-Mile and one furloug. ALL
Hands-R Iund won; Sallie Mccoy second
Blue Grass B .lle third. Time-l :595.
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The Spanish government has puzzled the
press, which is bad for the government, whose
deeds If not fit to be told are Tot ft TO Re done.
Monarchy iu Europe is receiving blows that
strongly indicate what is coming, and the
Tightening Of the bonds by the monsrchists
is only adding another ress IN for wishing 10
be rid Of Kings spd Emperora.
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viii be PablieIy Hanged.

5peclaI % the APPEAL
OAKLAND, Mss, August l5-Joe Payne,
colored, the murderer OF Thomas Sayle, VII o
was asssssinatsd in the suburbs Of tnfs place
on the night Of July 26th, has been appre-
hended and confessed the crime, giving the
full details thereof, aud stating that robbery
alone was the motive. Great excitement
prevails, and the probability is that he will
be publicly hanged in open day tomorrow
about IL o'clock fy the citIzars
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AmaISamated AsSOciatiOn of Coal.
Miners.

PIrTsBURG, August 15.-The Executive
Committee OF the Amaigamated Association
of C1a,-Niners of the United STATES is in
session here, considering the laws adopted at
the late convention aud The best plans for
extending the organic alton throughout the
mining States. Active MEASURES will also be
adopted looking toward the formation of
State associations in West Virgins, Indiana,
Missouri, Iudian Territory and Colorado.
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Sufefded by Shooting.

CINCIsNATI, August 15.--About midn ght
last night Henry l.. Youug, general agent in
this city of the Grand r ip!d, and Indisna
RAILROAD, fatally shot bimself at his Office,
lis Vine street. He died at 8 o'clock this
morning in the hospital. He had been set n
in an intoxicated condition shortly before.
letter was found on his person purporiipg
TO be ore from cousin, threatening him for
improper relations with lhe writer's wife.
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BONDS FUNDED.
Faster Progress Expected 10 be N Ade by
the Board.
special to the Appeal. |

special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August 15.-One hundred
and foriy-six bonds we're funded to-day, m ak
ing 800 within the past month, with 800
more that have been passed upon, but not
yel fun led. The board believes it will now
be able 10 do its work much faster than
heretofore, as nearly, if not all questions
which had come before it for settlement had
hean daciHad
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A Firemau's Luck.

SpeclaI 70 lIle AppeAI
NASHVILLE, August 15.-Jack Graves, for
twenty .one years driver in the Nashville Fire
Department, to-day received official notifca-
ton that he had drawn. the $4,000 priz, in
the louisiana Lottery. When told Of his
good fortune he was rubbing down Bis horse,
but never stopped his work until he had 6n-
iahe1
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New York Republic an Executive Conn.,
m1fgee.

NEW YORK, August l5.-Tne Republican
State Committee met to day. Six memb ara
Of The committee were represented by proxies,
and three, including the dead Pierre E. Van
Wycs, were not represented at all. Chairms an
John F. Smyth presided. Six ballots we're
taken before a decision W az reached as TO the
place of holding the State Convention. Rich
field Springs was chosen, and S 'ptember 10 h
the date. A wigwsm will he erected by hotel.
keepsrs for the convention. Pierre Van
Wyck's successor will b. named by his dis
trict. The committee adjourned 10 meet a
Rich6eld Springs, September 18th. The
meeting was entirely ha -monious. Delegates
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Killed for His Money.

SAN ANTONIO. August 15.-Jamss Winter,
a well-kuown character on the Mexican Ma
tionsl railway, was murdered near Saltilo,
Mexico. H. hsd gone TO that city for funds
TO pay of employees, and while returning to
camp was waylaid and killed fer his money
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LYNCHBURG, Va, August ia special
from Chatham, Piltsvivania couu,y, Va,
saws it was reported that Two respectable
white girls, daughters of Mrs. Jane Smith,
were ravished near Rock Springs church n
few days ago. The perpetrator will be
lypched il captured
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The irrsverence OF the present day ia very
repreheusible; the newspapers are actually
making fun Of Nosh's ark, just discovered at
Mount Ararat. They will make fun of Gen.
trsl Africa next and call Stanley sham.
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He Got His Man.

NATcHTz. MISS, August ia negro
named Pos lewsIe stole a mule IN Cila-
bouls parish, and was pursued by Sheriff
=, Fairbanks and arrested at Bullet,'s Bayou.
While usder arrest the negro shot the sht riff
of his horse. Af.er falling Fairbanks drew
his revolver and shot ih- negro dead. Fair
banks Is not dangerousy hurt.
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BALTIMORE, Angus. 15.-All the members
OF The late Board of FIRE Commissioners pre-
sen;ed by the grand jury for malf.ssauce in
cfic', except Samuel w. Register, ex-presi
dent, and now on his way to San Francisco
10 attend the couclave OF Knights Templar,
gave bail in $4,000 each
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seorg,a AxricuIiurai society.

ATLANTA, August 15.-The Agriculture
Society of Georgia continued its session to
day. Addresses were delivered by L. d
LivIngs'o1 on diversified farming, and or
labor BY Dr.. s. W. Leland, who showed the
folly OF educating the negro laborers. Thorn al
Hardeman was reelected president. The cor
vention sdi1urn.d to meet a. Savannah ir
February
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a.%"A DOUBTFUL friend is worse than q
certain enemy" and, rice versa, . certain
friend is irfnitely batter th.n q doubtful
enemy. Thus Kidney Wort ia an incom-
parably better friend to the human race than
whole catalogues full Of doubtful nostrums.
Il is an unfsiling remedy f1r that tormenting
disease, piles. 1t moves the bowels gently
and f.eely, and thus removes the cause. Do
not fail to Try it faithfully, either in dry or
LIQUID form. ~
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR Or WHIsKERs changed I'm.
stantly to a GLOSSY BLACK by single ap.
plicafton Of this DYE. Sold by Druggisfs.
or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
Once. "A Murray Street. New YORK.
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sIoody Tragedy in The Peniientisry.

opeClai 10 tne Appedl.l
NASHVILLE, August 15.-Still another
bloody tragedy occurred in the peniientisry
this morning. SUE Fletcher, alas Burton,
and MoIiie Dinwood, two colored convicts,
had qusrreled daily for weeks. While in
the wssb-room they sgain had an altefca.
tien, and Mollie shook her 6st in Sues face,
when Sue pushed Mollie back on the furnace,
drew large pocke;-knife, and cut right and
left, woundiug her sutsgcnist three ,itres.
The last ghas;ly and fatal wound was made
across the left breast, the knife penetrating
the hear. The coroner'4 Jury verdict was
that the killing WAS premeditated, willful
aud deliberate murder. Mollie Dinw ocd was
in for two years for burning the stationhcuse
at Union City, and the other for larceny from
the person. The knife with which Sue
Fletcher did the cutting was stolen one.
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SPORTING NEWS.


OIL Cry, August 15.-The Eclipse Bape-
ball Club, of Louisville, played here to-day
against the Exchange Club. The score s.ocd
16 to in favor of the Eclipse.
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SwIEDLING pension SCENTS are once more
at work. Pensioners and applicants for pen
sion should be on their guard, and deal only
with responsible parties. Cheap service in
that line is not TO be relied upon.
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NASHVILLE. August Is, 1888.
Z. Howard, Manager:

A committee of five representing the strik-
ing employees of this company called upon
Gen. Eckert to-day for the purpose Of sscer-
tanning on what terms the strikers can return
to duty. Gen. Eckert received them, snd re-
piled that if their standing with the company
was good previous TO the strike, and their
plsc S had not already been filled, he would
suggest that they make applications to their
respective superintendents ii they desired 10
return to the service.
The committee expressed desire that its
action should not be construed as a weaken
ing on the part of the str kers.
j. COMPTON, Superinteudent
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SHOOT HER, JACK" !"
An Unnatural Son Attempts 10 Murder
His Mother at the Insiigetion OF
Disreputable Woman.
Bloody Tragedy i'm the Tennessee Peni-
tentiary-A Methodist Minister
Killed la the Street.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE August 15.-The ssfe in the
Office of the Southern Express Company, at
Bridgeport, ALI, was blown open by bur-
giari last night, but they got no bco'y.
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A FASHIONABLE ~. Loais belle hss ex-
planned with ill-natur'd commuuicativeuess
that the ark found on Mount ArarAt is moth
ing but the mold OF Chic ,go girl's sho'.