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;' :; '; ~ : :'!:E II AZ
n,oh<. N''h unI<elu'Iy o,fsrif|re u to<.
r ss and az 81 no i.r's'''l,s y;
iesbly al tn pfoy'ns. NJ 01'ftlo. NJ
~ urncs vas taken aud NJ rr'<1nsy we're
ss' 's'a ", wss - o., ana TX r,; <
os,i' - The psusI', j. ala Il Is ,wc ,s,s s
imprisunsnsnt fpd s25 900 foe. KfLlAnd
N q lssidsnt OF N levi 10, Wlnfonssn. .
lawyer ~ prOirs ior, bui aiso o1ncffnsd IN
tuner IIiul,s on The boundary tefwsen he
uh'sd S'llus end s.flo, and drsirsd 10
c9snss government la order I, nrihsr
h.s ln,tIt.r.
rio.yuEs nu1xyss
PAGls Mucn 10 .-rAe French govern
ssainst the little republic OF AndoFra 10 the
+ ranfes unless cnr,ein claims which
France pfefenis are ssfiied.
LospoH, March iS.--As 8 o'clock this
mornirg Il was annonnesd that 1ladslone's
condition was Ia'bsr worse,
DIsM rex.
BrnLIs, March IS B smasck rides daily
In the rhiergatsn: He seems 70
els upon his horse with admirable
era iness ard rides with vlgcr. TIE Inn
preston OF the rs'chstss II that he hes
n newsd his strength mentaly and
ply sIcsIly. Current Iumsrs that he hes
altered he habits, noe ealing and drinking
Aith moderation. were confirmed during
the recent speefhes In he reiohsiag 10
steal Of diluted brspoy his former Spcech
beverage he took ella tea.
InTnc souDAN.
LozDos, March ia boat len ehendy
10 try 10 Ttrpen communication
9TH Genersl Gordon ut kharo um.
Zsobehr PsshA offered 10 20 10 Knsr,oun,
to assis, 0enesai Gordon on condition that
be he allowed 10 taks fnn's 70 raiso aforce
Offer. M 4.t
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1Ior.ford's Acid phosphate.

DR.. w. H. HoIc,mbe, New Oilears
Loul,iana, says: II found 1t an admirahl-
remedy Tor debilitated state Of the system.
producet by the wear and tear Of the nery-
Gus energies.
Yesterdsy Sanger Bros. purcbasrd OF Mr..
W. A Rogers his twc-s;ory brick building,
No SOC Elm street, which adjoins the store
formerly occupied by China ma l, which ad-
joins their store proper. The building is
rs feet front by 100 feet deep and with the
china store bui ding. which they slready
owned. will give them so feet more front
BY 100 feet deep for their business The
price paid was S8t00. A force Is at work
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s.re "a mslls, shsfs. isshss iftn Iub
81 .'| 'l||.|If'If4 In4H'I I| III nII.f
~, Of 1stftHffI ~ ~ eaf o.
K,,'au 3, iio sn ~ snrNfisfii'fs
iIl| ht - 400 70 hI't frlfff'll
n ihe rafy AZ 90 he Ielff iIA 80
cumuu ned vtltensH 10 tq1l a. Dlp
h.a DHr q ~ t1ml - ltH lii1
1.s .snlfles IN ne nr'is u lie nllisl
NailOrnl ba : o. ~ Tho nfr0 a ~
sSt.)b1'fNs1 10 Earn slr Nilf al ~
IL rom tiai sonfar. u n csns an undf' T
.i1nn r. Ctmmtfif vi ne' % n1ci' 1a. q
~ thrr the iifnr ths ff'lcfi. l<unl
aud L.obeDsloia ara bo'h on' on hood. Toe
sltl, . 3 % tViuii,ns O. q h's 10 o' iei =,
.u!finfp "ihe dsti iate ne MT amos,
I'D n Eisfol y MOI .hsl man infn ise "a
, nnfief h vefy mach "a IN Us sA' sniA ions
The whole em0nn' dee,sltHI 10 ,ae Dalla'
lNaiiousi ban. mas S-iu.1.
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Sensible.

CHICAGO. March IS -Amse'ine OF the re-
Gently creanizs ID Live Stock sxcuAl2e was
held o. The eiock.yarcs yesterday, ut which
the arim Al industries bill pending IA con-
gresa vas discussed. A commi'tse'was an
6,iutss, 10 20 to Washington TO uss i;s III
llusrlce to prevent ii passage, ami resoln.
,ion5 W. re passed dec airing the bill nncalied
for AID dangerous, as putting too much
pOutr In the hands OF The comDittee 90
rerieuliurs, The r. soln'ious also express
toe belief that contagious Dieuro-pnen.
moeia does not exist In tue United States
norihe foot pud mouth disease 10 no In
Iiitois OF Kansas. and that the GOD AMI
mails OF the country have not been 20
hedllby within twenty y ars ss now.
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Tho su,ll,an.rhomp.on ri.h.

(LsyfLaSp Mach l8.-Duncsn u, R,ss.
backing ksrvin rnompson. 'xpresses 80 4
iHcalion ., Bnllivsn's ser eing 10 nsht, ~
Dc Tor Warded 10 any Responsible sfakehs litr
when Sullivan is ready. liz doesn't pro.
posSto allow any quibbllnr, being ready u
co,eere 70 rnythins rrss,n ,ble 10 assure =
meeting OF the two men 10 settle
superiority. Thompson 10 ANXIOUS 10 foice
Sullivan In the ring and msniiesis impa'
,isncs 10 have the prelininaries arranged.
While not boastul he tIeaLs Win conf
denos A nd lets ro,iontian.
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The New york municipal WAR,

ALBANY, Marcn IS.-there vas an EVIL
dent determination ihis mcrni,g ~ press
Roc, vi s nine bib. regulating the 9 y
government OF New York city. Roosevelt
aud his counsel this morning formal y askeu
The governor to remove Sheriff ',avlds,n, OF
and extorlion. The governor took the mat
Ter under sdvisement.
ALBANY, March 1S.-A bill masking the
comptro lsr Of New York city al elective
officer passed the senate BY 25 yeas, no dis.
senIing votes. The oil making the p-esi.
dent OF The board Of sldermen elective BY
the people passed. 81 to l.
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ar LOUIS, Msroh 1S-It trafspired this
leiltrnoon ieaf J. + Sa1ders, b. k-kcenrr
for ID. w. Van Houitp, commission mer-
chani, No. 025 North MIN srert4's DE-
fault, to he tx,ent OF about SIS 900 Ss1-
ders came here from G pcispa,i i've years
sgd entered Van Hou en's strv c., end he
and Van Houten hive l.Ecs besn very
VAIN friends About six week. aga he 80.
snowiedged having nsed the money OF The
boute in vrivats speoUlaNons ana ics' it.
rhn nifiir has been kars very one, anu
'epipe Go tho s,.eGd@nip belween tn . par
ties, Van Houtsn wi notprotecute.
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PRovIt rs, R. 4, March l8.-An indie.
pendent .spubllcsn ttale convention as
sembled here this morning with delegate
representing halfthe rtste. Hon. George
II. Ccrliss has been DtmiDsted for govern
or. but has not vet apnouDced whether be
will accent Adjourned until Tomorrow.
TRENTON, N. j., March 18.-Tne demo
crst jlint caucu n0minseed Andrew Jack.
son smith for ttsts comp roller and I'D.
journed sine die. 1t wi lnow be Smith OF
no one or else Comptroller Anderson will
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blackburn Tells story OF the count.out
OF 1870. .tA-

OF 1870.
At adinnsf party given during the pasl
wesk senator-slect hi ickburn, OF Ken.
tucky. told the following story, which he
iscys ssss told him by General Garfield at o
social Rlstsfips at which Alexander II.
Stephens ana other prominent democrats
we're present. The stirring events of the
closing days OF the session Of ls78-77 were
TIE topics Of conversation d, ; and some OF the
party were commenting on the narrow e.
cape Of the country from a bloody ctr ugele.
Il was agreed by all that u It had not been
| for the gfest seli.control of ihe members OF
both parties and the real patriotism Of the
democrats. civil war would certainly have
broken out
General Garfield hero came in with high
compliment tor the democrats. He sa,d
thai perhaps none OF them really knew
how great the danger was at that time.
| He added that be thought he had been the
means OF breaking up foolish program
which some r,pnbIican had actually sr.
ranged, and which, 70 carried out, would
certainly have r. suited in a bloody out
break.
General Garfield continued to say that
there was neatly panic among the fepub-
licsn leaders durine The days immedisttly
preceding the passage OF the electoral corn-
mission bin. IL ives believed by some
that the 6libusters would be able to de-
fedt tne count ana leave the country On
the b OF March without. nm executive
Late on the last day OF the debate Garfield
vas summoned 10 an important conference
OF the republican leaders.
Garfield did not say who we're present,
bit from what followed it was inssrreu
tnsi the president and The cabinet and The
general OF the army were there. Garfield
| arrived late. The conference had con-
Guided It's work. Up,n asking what sub
| iect mad been discussed and what con-
clusion reached he was told that 1t had
been agreeisto march GOO men from ihe
arseoa al 8 o'clock next morning 10 toe
capltol, and station thcm ia he basement
| at the house. ready 10 be marched up TO
bshe hon lohty s.--yi y,p5n iffe fj6or ysae II
Unnecessary, when the house met.
The flionstcrs were then to DO notified
| by an orderirom the president that per-
sistent fllibustering, in theface Of The sisu-
alton, would be treated as an act of rebel
lion, and the o5iecting members would be
arrested and carried out. Garfield de-
nounced this programme. He said such an
act would arouse the country to q pitch. of
madness. and that blood wou.d fow In Che
streets OF every citv. HIS objections were
not listened to until he said thst II this res-
olntion was persisted In be should 60 to the
telegraph Office and denounce the whole
tn In o ~ kho rnuukru siitt r.
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Nrw Yoar, Much ls.-IIEnoTIs. rl'n
I've ofspsae frsn Nes YAK Tor Ire <r,k
snded ,o-ify, ~ ltI.tV tff'r. 80 ~ go
CORE p1rdlng WssE lac var 'nfnl sx-
PIT. .ircs janns'y IT,, 81 flS iIs sgalns
sIs,i.J. Isl iof The funir' r,ii'a u yrrr.
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CnIcsoo. Msrcn Is = tue NORTHWESTERN
railway mana ers scl iurnsd ,u-i'y wi J.
our reachiof any result for be proposed
pooling Of cenir.l lava and Mort" vss'r'n
bn lnsss ana vii hold ana'hfr ssssion To-
morrow. 10 the IN eansims r-tss are bein2
main afaed
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sgrATisriCAL.

wAsIwoG)n, March 17.-[5pcciaL l-Iu
Secretary Folscr has iuBi submitted state.
ment showing the rross earnings per fnnum
OF eucn United States m,rsbsl from 1873 10
'ssJ.. lhs showing for Texas msrshals IL
as follows:
IA rErx DISTINCT
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The ecoupmic rsnsctis asrong polntin
favor al iha soof DR.. Pfess Spsclsl Fav
ORIG Exirso.s. Vanilla. o,irsr Riss. A.
mQtd Lemon, eto First. lnfy ere three
times the s.rtnrth Of udltery extracts;
second, tns bottles hold nearly twice ~
much as those ORDINARILY soldier toe same
~; third, they ere made nom tho true
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Efn0a. flslsh ~ ...ln.ulsrV mnf.
MIA VII u c1usss I dnlf 4 hu.,'f 30 no
state issr BIN fssesFd fItu|HIf thF'f'
unn ON ulIsrfs With lhs 1fsfu's d a. ~
gnlffs faplif ofti lfas' IJ1tnI f'i tie
ii,s'sufr. flrs am Msri.s. 4 scent
ti41sns ff. Loui.. L1isfpfiks 4iio ann
NAIlae. Cinrlnn.u
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r)uvre. March t8 rDe RepnblIoanss
LEAD sIio ipeclel ~ ! news g rstsivedf of .
dihssts0ns ahug.plido - Carey y llneil
mining oktno Of OQnondruu a. Gu, ge3epty
So z =. Ssssis, iiscses i1o}fJs and y,
6akdIsi IL Ia "a . q lss} IN, = Z Z:
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Moi iey S,a','s W0f ~ i.srpv. b "a f-y.
Ibf ilinls, trsrelsss. nrrnigs', cSthsrtic;
for fsverisrness, rest,c; sness, worms, con.
s,ipaiion 90.
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Directory Meeting---Tlie Auxiliary Ste am
ship Company. Z.

New York, March st newly elected
directors OF the st. Louis g. Ban Frar cnc
Railroad pany met to-day and organ
izsd BY the re. election offormer officers
A certificate Of Incorporation ofthe RAPID
Steamship company was filed to-day ID
court. The company organized with q
capital Of $3.50 COO. Among The incorpora-
tors is John Roach, Theotj sct il TO man
ntacture steamships with The auxiliary
screw propelling power, calculated greatly
TO increase speed. l M
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6ALr LATr, March, 10 -toverpor Murray
left 10. n,rbt Tor wsshiDstas 10 dstDsnd an
Investigation Of the charges made Gga,nsi
him by the Mormon oNufet.
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SS".,s.Swsrt hcre,r IN nor snsj on, Ior
~ puroas, OF !piuting OF
Ss,,...;ns dessndants. and the
nisin,,i, VII, nrutsbi, lose Their debt IN.
3isIn,ifs nrav ciT,t,ou Tor writ OF attach.
nsrs s.s,, rns iudrmsnt Tor cost ism
~. 80 -'--. . n ~ ~ y
Wrreur a wr,ru-
E,ns.,s,N & UoAs.
0 for plaiut fIs.
IN Hcl,o,v,nc ara .ur.tics on rbe hons nj
/, Atm mani. (livsr n Crieas. Samuel ID.
ssfs n P,.pten-n;n III Mar.sIis' The
i essSc,r, ~, hnrd wss nrsi NJ sIo cnn
'' M nr,coa, 49,
"A HenAih fApo,f r. ca.led on Mr.. Grirc,.
vbo IN, Morrsn Cammsck ieoosi,ed In
~ nsi,ss N-t.srs, hsnr SIs nm an, III y,
~ nj cnicr he n sd resn in !, mist ,nre
a.. ~. .r.Gs cf ,hnsa ~n,;,ied ~ q :,
V,,h, Saosn ntm ;ro,4. e ,hsv -
sssssss, !, md eycec,sS n m . ne n. y hsvs
S~rt c,s.is -A' A--'s
~ .h',v. hs,tino 4, ~, vb;ch n al =, IN.
. - AZ hosus III : ~ ',ad;ne ior J'ohens,.;r
IA sl,sssis .ssd the Texas & P.ciic "a d
- W 80 ~ ~ ..sn..a,;n W ny
sr vS 4 a ~ "a A." nd sSn I'M "o'n "a'pe
~ SSv ~ 4; ss y. sS ~ W.
~ y, ia IN Usr,u,ck. a., bic
1871, sp9,s nrss w v'la,na o. srn u,s
q SlS,inA ana Martin streets. IL.
II
vas last as suavo anu
vorid aua ;nu, au 1 10 r nau
SaIe 40 sn,s wu ', anu iny'sns s.1 sepaI
~ 70 20. NV rassIs ,to ,n .r1,
- ~ a. ~. NOE TEN
sSc ~ Wv liz a. The Nsion,l
1ank anu ssked 70 "po5sxnums .na nlohe.
st nv ueen u,pyss 800, ,.s LIZ ha
sne e; ofSsr dlu 10y JSr'ain,s .n,nA .nsI ne
:, VIZ Z, W. I, r., sn, yeal; ~ %
80 49, ~ s. ~ wv ~. s,,n y.
la's" = y, =, 3 ssn,,s vi al
Y ~ ~ ,.,ysd nv T. ,,o ,rsns, %
~. i,s,1sstsns'thasb he had been cred
Va, aa.s IsIs.Il & YOU bad ne down
- ~ y, +, = ~. NV
= !. 49,. 80, aa.s
= naso ed wmst,c,aV
~ z ~, x "a vea rf,nm,s Irs;a
s., Y lad Dit up she gigantic suneme in
sams ni'ysy vas g Ss sss,s IN ca,,n oe
~, - sa NAV hs snd lsIs ,i,a
&, -, th - ,bst n, indi
.;.,,E .'s.S = ~ $780,, I, srswar a. o,hs,
80. 800 q !, = s"id fhst When Ess,on akin
'S; a! sssssh IL mar him NJ De,i.
~ SnG that thew went over
= fesss Csxtrsi via Houston ard Nav
58.,rscs * .3cssn Srr,nos tventv.fon,
-, q III, = M ss,as ~. storv ahont sbs
3ts"s.s s-ssi,r. 49, shsnrrh cthss
><Ss:~ ~ III ssnff a tina contssrv thsv
,5sss,t a;recr ~ Oc..n gnrinOs Mississioni
.idshs ~ dfd:not 4. % snv in 3, : a;a,s
Soonsc,ion With the matter ont was kept
SsSS.sx ~ vhss GOING m
! ~ a, q Il -. cSncernsd nae his ~,
GsSezs;on II fnnched Il win iono
~. J, ,Tna ,en,rtsrsSs red him INV mnch
{*sc ~ eot' wb;r,, III 81 vsr r. ,,ljen i . ana
III a 4 "a d who banded The funds, he said
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ow unirsse,ed do.ses.

On our own SOL We have Ms GOOD hors,s
probably, o. those that bsys won glory. III
Eneiand and 10 Francs. We have Hitdco
tho elmer Of the Ksntutl;y i,erb, ard The
Cls;k Stakes NJ Louisville. and OF ,eEnc
Ribbon Slskeb mt Lsxlne,o. ne nave
Thora grsp1 D. ~ <iD ih'fSSi. 0efeaieu
both lplioo alid Ciitkmore, ru, succnmb
] ID fasl year All rroue Park 10 Slv Dance,
having 10 condsic year rnd TX pourd;.
We have baclJirom nis ElgIish campsisn
our old favork Parole, whose brilliant per
Torrance In The Manhattan handic,p
enthusiasm Il rronted. We have
the s,eeple. biaser Trouble, who on
he 9th day d tho October NEE ing al Je
rome park wok The handicap eepechsse
carving l57 tunds. We have Glenmo'c
the gallant cdesi nut that schieved The nm
Ipara'le'ed Performance Of running the -four
mites in the Us two he.,s Tor be Bowie
stakes. in theltime OF 7.c0 I 4 and 7.3l re-
spsciively. With his en- y act on rn1 grei
saving poweb ne l. u wonderful horse;
and ia. spite Of the long races IN which be
mas neen eatged, he is as souud and III
ifesn as everl In the Coney Island cup
ysce he defsatH' luke Blackburn. Mon. or.
Parole aud Uibse, vioning 10 IS I'd.
We have AIRY reason 10 expecl that In
lie near fnturk other foitign Victories viii
he timed uV our spDrismen We pos.
ssss slms of BE- bst blood IN the word.
We have richlp -tur,s; we bave<a better
Innate, at III even 3, taan the Brush
islands: aud I'VE have traiaers econd IL
none In tueik mr., snd ow ors stc0nd t.
none Ia their kh,ciprte rhc perioim spces
OF lroouois srji FoznalI leavsno longer any
room Tor civiloii the 0 points.
The les. ibticrs hat 1DnDsbfd ahout
1870 c1;llh MY, do mile under $50 bit IN
iJSs1 Flera Tpurle rpducPn he time
It1 o:2is 1e llr lsCG, %oodiuffs pride,
| ID xttr. nflfy Inc s.adIe Old thr
ifnne Il. I,tirfSS 10 o:iS, and ia the FL
lowir- yeursnl2:lT IA. Since That lime
Mr.. Borfef'e tamous Eatus Goldsmith
Mad, Jnlu ae} others, have tr0tted their
ulile 10 2:i5 or Ms But horses iisc those
|jlt meniiontdhre pctliipg 10 the wonder
iul rioters OF l-day. Maud g., the queen
oil the turf, red iced he time ~ Rochester
IN 1880, lo5:l0d4. ard il 1851, over the
sanie course snS ,ro,feu mile IN the un-
para He'd time II 2l0l-4 The first halt OF
tue Roche ter llack IL py no means good,
had IL all been jqusl 10 the last nslf, she
would have mah1 tue distance In 2:10. A
a sustained p@rformAnce however, her
schieyemsrt,'al Belmont Park, Philsde-
mia. in ] I'll. !. urpsssed previous record.
She tr0,t<d thr1- consecu iva meats In 212,
2;I3l4, PIP ~. Her slowrst heat beat
Rarus be-t ny Hsr lord in 1878, when the
record was BIB u, 2:l3 l-2 sn0 2:l6. Maud
3. hiss now the lglory OF having achieved
t,e fastest hes tho fastest Two const cufive
heatp, and the instest three consecutive
heats that hsvebver beer seen.
ItNaud s IL be queen, s.. Julian is the
k,ng OF the trot ing turf. Hestands second
~ her alone vii his l,s, YEARS RECORD Of
211l.4. His.trdiner. Hick0k, has In Santa
Claus another lib SO not unworthy OF being
n, arch with the lQueen OF the turf Asa
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"Eor;h on fniS."
Cleays oui rats, miie, roache', flies, an.
bed.ongs, skuuks, oupmunks, gophers
lJc. D.urglsis. ~
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INV Yonx; tlnfob 1s.--I6 1 slsll5r ~
;;|Sss ss s.. Iss,; : s: =: D "a
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"I hal epiieptic fils for 10 years." wri' On
John Kiethly, OF Prilcipio. Maryland,
"ssmartAn Nsrvine cured me-" 81 80 1t
drug siste.
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E1Deoj6l attn loo d called 10 the adver-
kl51r51t 81 Dx OinSk. He Il "a old ostsb-
llahsds experienoed and reliable phyalcian
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1 uotsz1 e., Mach u. The O6ronicls
sc71iSi ! 12y1{ Two itiflt c0lofrd q II
f4o Uffp 1fqt5Iiy zhufo>fed
'{k}1 " Il 0rn11< and tvo oi6&yo'
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~ ;;||;|I
eys'er f19p oalvf> Il jsst - ~ ~ y
"a. =: ~ ' s's.s 'a,', y. q q sI 'Ss
vhlI- ~ sr1scv IA n ,sss = 1slnS mn 4
bno<t Of psr b. <''' r,,sfo tfanso([1
ef i@i vsfGr' Az az aver 20 % % Ill
10 en,Ls o. 60 9 = d'sn.-I 'hlssRs -
" - 49,
AniLt;NG.
AriLrrn. Msych H. 100 rssponloooo -
itrfprted ~ . 'Rsntie end golvesklon
shower. All nature su-dAy ems lu1uEs
art and the vsfuufe 81 our plane hoo ooot
away lie tavny, ssrasy b - aud assunod
a. soft.d ffcsnrss g.. The lttllo Fivuloo0
ili,d win s.,sv mrsr'Iy d>aeInR fgom fHlI
to fell are svestly sncorsd b. The Wild blrlS
smil'ng lace snd eIstsd s'rp has some (oF@k
70 view and admire his hrios. The ooGL
man. too-the kings whereof ware reoonoIR
In convention In Your cly-is Iikevioo 60
thustd. and be msy b. feen moving oro0D4
10 the herd 81 CO... ponies. while nume1ono
COW boys are reoairing saddle and stnoh0e
making sysFy,Llpe rsdy fcr ID: g.S9t
roundup" scoa 10 taxa place. "Al y
The hsslss Of our ely Il reusrkably eood,
bnt very lIuls okne.s and tsv deaths,
We sre crcidecly democratic IN this oltY.
and ~ the regular cleo Ions take place q
November neat. - WOULD ouu0unoe -
those localities on the dsm oFaiio WAns -
call on NJ. and We can 'nsn'sh fsV slmcn
be ussd ~ candidates only and then return.
ed In GOOD OTdeT-proptr aunfAuty YcOulfs
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Btba6is1 bl68 N0lI y ~ {19snp 1(lto(; MA
,if5rovs HI - ~ "a, ,lifs iutt ~ NJ - ~
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''Allcock's' h the only. genuine porous
plsstei; buy no other and ycu Will not be
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4 (ANM OK.
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Asslte1>bus spd nssin heat ,i'ss In
oAe-e c,lr n.isas ~sFn Will knoen iEct ihat
Worsn CA|nn sos Goa 'sd vl.h bs,na I'M
u1ioaisd o. msmnni, 2 ,iion sslrcis "
~ fsxss 4 PEI d. r-ilNsy tntrush iofa u
Nils 81 ieolls sisn., nv u. d.. Etsion.
0Gort os Toe 80! a. hlt -man, hsd iu'neu
Glsss's sv'dsnes sa' gwen tae, 90, re-
Ss><s,ious were made appslen.
yssIs,dsy, when canm-ck awe bond in
6he cum IL sil 00j the sauna hsylos bten
5pducsd win MrSsr'. Robert ID. Sesy and
"a GRAY, his al. Ileys. anu mis- oro'ner,
q CAmmkck, New York, ~ tecnri.es
= hs appsarancs a. ,ss nsa, term o, we
SrSashsd this air Of freedom be-
nd the iollowine a,'popmeut
aut vas flsd Ia tue dissrlct court and eta
uson served an the defendants belors t1e
lDk thu aelnealet thu name o the clerk
had dried. The a,tacamsnt suit reads %
0lser 4 o,.sss vs.. Joseph Lohcrs,rIn et oil
Ina ~ si,ion oi ). L. u 4 Oliver. Who
reside n. Lonesome c,uofy, Texas, ana w.
. Z. 0ris.>4 rSno ne<tfs in Ds' - county,
A3sxfs mp slng me backing firm Of Oh.
NJ CT az, ". Josaph L,hrn't,in, Nor
-. Qs9ns,Ss s. a., = yl Esa ,o s mSs
Odd dc.ecusal- ess ihrrstsi % plridc
tins Ia ,ter ann OF Sce0; thai
aid dale ndarts oh'air6f ~ plsinlids
- OF sb3n. ofober 2isn. 1855 .1e tum Of
ol8.Oo0tn money by itsud oil the vs.ue oi
1l8 600; ~shssaid sum "a long since dee
and unpaIc; 70 ipisiaiidi damage the said
nm aud ipfsfes'; that said debt Is due for
0opey obraiuci unter false pro ensts; that
the Attachment herein y not sued out for
the pufpos, OF :njuiing OF
hsrsassing defendants, and the
plaip,ill will protsbly lose their debt un-
kos n, arsoameit Is Issued, wherefore
SlaInsiEs pray citation for writ OF attach
nsnt.rsrrisbmsIt judgment Tor cost,usrn-
lRes, e.3.
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Wnranr 4 wrrcn-,

o. lI sNJBtefs)N " OOAE.
for plaiut rs.
Tbs following are suretics on the bond oi
I nlfa6bmept Oiysr & Griggs. Samuel ID.
make. d. Blsnken-hip, 4. L. Mar.alis. Tue
atiacnm ont bond was hxei at $40 600
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LONDON, Mr. Eat mee'ing "
Newcastle g. tyne To-day, In honor Of 81.
Psuek's day. OBJ len, N. p, editor Of
'Unitei ireland, said the cause OF ireland
government was on the eve OF downfall
Dawson, a liberal member OF parliament,
speaking ut . meeting At Glasgow. said the
agitation conducted bv Psrneil IN psrlis-
ment and Dsviu on the outside. bad result
"a In = gift OF cas-, 900 600 TO Irelrnd.
Richmond daily palladium., 1884-08-26
THE CentIlry.l


A sea cook is peculiar character, re
quiring a special training. He must
know how to prepare sea hash ont of
salthorse favored with onions, incrusted
with the variegated browns of polished
mahogany. and savory enough to create
an appetite in a stomach that the toss
ing waves have rendered as sensitive as
the needle of a compass. He must un-
derstand how to make eatable bread,
and take his duff out of the kettle on
Sunday as light as cotton and as deli
cate as sponge cake. Besides this, he
must know how TO economic in the use
of water and provisions, and, more diff
cult yet, he must contrive to keep the
crew satisfied with the mess he cooks
for them, while. at the same time, he
looks out sharply for the interests of his
employer and the captain. He must
also be proof against the worst weather,
and undeviatingly punctual to the hours
of meals. 1t goes without saying that
it is not an easy thing TO find such a
paragon in the galley; but when he is
there, he is, next to the captain, by far
the most important character on board