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Orsini,s brother.

Cmsar Orslnl, a brother Of the man who, In
1858, was executed for attempting to KIN the
emperor Napoleon llln arrived recently In
Italian Parliament. II was rumored In Paris
that he visited that city In order TO obtain per.
mission 10 remove the remains OF his brother
10 Italy for interment, but tho real object OF
his journey ia declared 10 be tho socuring,df
French help for an exhibition at Rsna6, OF
which ho 10 the promoter. .,qsrp
COLLARS sad Cnns
at Morgan's steRk1lIiabndry, GIT Ninth street
nOrthweBt.ssaE0Weet prices.
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The Greatc.t A,trnc.sss,

Boys-healthy, hearty bQXsSdfe devoted to
the winter season. Itsrffhgs about snow,
gives the skates qssthance Bat there IS an.
other attractiQp|,'m this city more charming
10 boys thajBrfther: II is u. Robinson & 90,
300 PQWtSlvania avenue, boys clothlers,
wheEStfc handsomest garments for the little
oubS are sold at the most reasonable pricea.ss.f
~. =, ,,-,...e.ssfsss.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-08

THE best shAwpeoiagh ~ shedd's, 9Os st.
Aeetoe curtains which II took four years 10
Ambroider and which are valued at $1,000,
are on exhibition at the American Institute In
New York.
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Il Needs the OverhauIing.

Hon. Frank IL. Hurd proposes 10 make It
warm for the Department Of Justice In Wash
lngton, which no characterizes as n Depart
ment OF Injustice, He Will take the first OPP
portuni;y TO Introduce resolution TO the
House for the appointment OF a committee OF
investigation, In response to many complaints,
which charge the Department with being run
by a gang OF irresponsible detectives, while
tho outside business is In the hands OF an OF.
lceE called general agent, who has collected
around him set OF men OF uncertain charac.
ter, and who use the authority OF tho Govern.
ment 10 blackmail and persecuto citizens OF
the United States. Things look black for the
Department., which Will undoubtedly recei Two
athorough overhauling.
blankets Cleaned -ssrfe
n the most satisfactory manRerrag. Morgan's
steam laundry OH NlptRsStfoet northwest.
Lowest prices, k,stfp
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BOARDING..
ZOE SALE IND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III on
THos. Il. wAeGAdAN. DIT F street.
tChnnges made Wednesdays and Saturdays.)
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OSDERTAXERs.

-ADDIssOrT DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CABINET
MAKER.
Ready made Collins, CaslSets and shrouds No,
Mass; ave. n; W. Orders promptly executed ~
reasonable rates. tBti
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SssA specimen De,roit Juror.

Two hundred bsEerand children oyercoat'
at 1928, wQIltl$f.50. NJ. Il. Eisemau, undol
odd'FelleBs' Hall.
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WIN. Fl. NALIEY.

Bookbinder, Paper Rnler and Blank Book Manu-
hcturer, Cor. 9th ana ~ SITS. N. w.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Advertisements of lines under the head of s
nations Wanted are inserted times neo.
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a7s Pairs of Mems s,s,ssssas,
% Memory or O,ConneII.

od ,nS low PriSS & ss fl'om'n und
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lI STRICT INSTITUTE, COS + ST. N. wa
Il Thorough English and classical school for
pupila of both sexes. ElocutiOn and mathematics
speclaltes. Mrs. Il. \. Chambers principal.
SDl7-tf
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&. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN

p2l SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
The public 70 respectfully notified that am no
longer ~ 9S2 y St. but 92l Seventh street n, w.
Make no mlatAke. n r. HARVEY,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON real, ESTATE IN
NA large and small ameunts.
Prompt attention.
la5-lm b. II. WARMER.
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RANLEp--sltuanons--Eemaie.

Advertisements of lines under the head of SIT
nations Wanted are inserted times nec
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOWE'S BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5i7 7TH
4 4 81. has the best business penmanship and
the most practical instruction. bookkeeping
taught without text books, enabling scholars 10
gain more practical knowledge and learn in less
than half the usual time. business course In
bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling
and correspondence, IS month, si2 for three
months Howe's rapid business penmanshlp
al
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WANTED-Kelp-Eemare.

Advertisements OF Three lines under this head
Inherited three tlfnes for % cents.
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wASTED--Ahscenaneous

o1e SEVENTEENTH ST. N. w.-PARLoR
,inShIs sSSmsi In family; references
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
OVER H WATER.

Indications OF War Between France
and China-The Nationalist Pro-
cessiOn at MOnOghan-ChOlera ON
the Increase i'm krance-The Great
Reform Demonstration at Aber
deen-The Jews Attacked by a
Mob at DOmbrOvitz-Beach Beats
HanIOn In q ScuIltng Match.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
OR MOTT

When the Rev. DR.. Fuller, who was
one of the most distinguished divines in
Maryland, was gathered to his fathers,
he left a valuable estate and a will. In
this instrument DR.. Fuller directs that
his estate shall pass to his descendants
as long as his direct descent shall con-
tinue; when that ceases the bequest goes
to Eutaw Place Baptist Church, to be
used for the purpose of erecting a new
ediice for the worship of Jesus Christ
according to the faith and doctrines held
by the said Eutaw Place Baptist Church
and the Orthodox Baptist churches. The
executors brought the will into court to
have q legal construction placed on the
testator's intention, and Judge Stewart,
an eminent %jurist, has fled an opinion
declaring the latter clause void. The
Judge holds-very properly, we think
that in a country where no State church
exists it is not within the province of a
court Of equity to decide what is Ortho.
doxy and what is not. Orthodoxy, he
says, is q relative term; for should the
Eutaw Place Baptist Church differ from
any other Baptist Church in any one
point of its service or doctrine, each side
would maintain that it was following the
orthodox standard, and thus contentious
would arise which no court could decide
upon. Consequently the bequest will
continue to the descendants, direct OIL
indirect, and the church inherits only &
disappointment.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17

One of the marvels of the Christian
work of the day is the multifariousness
Of its agencies. 1t seems as if conse'
Grated ingenuity had exhausted itself in
devising modes and agencies Of svangeli'
cation; but here is q new movement, an
other agency just started in England.
It is q mission in Defense Of the Scien'
ti6c and Historical Accuracy of the
Bible" Its object is to meet the skepti'
cism of the day. It's headquarters are in
London. Its patrons are bishops. It's
committees are composed of noblemen,
scientists, Members Of Parliament and
eminent ~clergymen. DR.. Samuel Kimis,
author of "Moses and Geology" has been
appointed to conduct the mission by
visiting the chief towns of England,
Scotland and Wales, delivering in each
place drawing.room and public lectures
upon the scientific and historical accuracy
of the Bible, illustrating the lectures
with diagrams, models and geological
specimens.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
TaE MEXICAN VETERANS.

In the last number of the Vedette, the
organ Of the Mexican Veterans. the edi-
tor gives a clear and effective statement
of the reasons that impel him to oppose
Mr.. Blaine. He gives a resume OF all
attempts to pension the survivors of the
Mexican war, and shows that ''the people
who made q political issue of the Next
can wal pensions were Republican lead
ers from the outset, and their motives
were transparently designed to keep
alive the passions engendered by the
civil war for partisan purposes" He
proves that Mr.. Blaine, on the floor OF
the House and in the Speakers chair,
was always ready to do his utmost
against the Mexican soldiers. Coming
down to the last session of Congress and
to the T~ownshend bill, which was load.
ed in the Senate committee with deliber-
ate intent to destroy it, the Vedette
states that certain Republicans helped
the Democrats of the Senate to defeat
those amendments and had the bill in
position to pass by a good majority when
the time arrived for the Republican
Convention at Chicago. Definite action
was her postponed until the nomina-
ton oil Blaine was consummated. When
the Senators returned from their jam
boree a party caucus was convened and
measures were adopted to kill the bill.
sis it not reasonable to assume, In
quires the editor, ''that the head of the
party-our inveterate enemy since 1879,
James G. Blaine - demanded this ?
Could any less authority than the head
of the ticket have placed their nominee
for Vice President in the humiliating po-
sition he now occupies with reference to
the question? Will any of his friends
admit that John A. Logan deliberately
went back on his word and honor,
pledged to his comrades of the Mexican
war, unless it was in obedience to the
command OF his superior 7"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17

has vet been taken the sentiment Is unsnl-
mona for the nomination Of Allanson M.
West of Mississippi, for Vice President on
the ticket with Butler. This will consti-
tute the only business Of importance to be
transacted by the committee.
Logan Greeted.
CHArAUoUA, Aug. 16.-Logan arrived OF
noon, He received 9 cordial greeting as
he landed, and was received at Mayville by
Lewis Miller, President of the Chatsuqus
Assembly, and other leading gentlemen,
and also BY the Young Mems Blaine and
Logan Club of jamestown and escorted to
the hotel, where he was greeted by cheers
from a large number Of ladies and gentle
men.
RidfcuIOusly Weak.
New YORK, Aug. 16.-A dispatch from
the City of Mexico, sent directly to the
Associated Press, referring to the reports
via st. Louis that 8 great conspiracy
against the Government has been I'M
esrthed, saws reports are in fact in c~ircula-
ton, but are greatly exaggerated. It is
true that q few arrests were made, but the
so-cslled conspiracy is so ridiculously
weak that ID does not merit the name.
Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anni-
versary.
IPSWICH, Mass, Aug. 16.-The 25Oth
anniversary of the incorporation Of Fps
wich was observed to-day. The houses are
all decorated. The procession was the
largest here in years. In line were Gov.
Robinson and staff, Congressman Stone
and Major Ben Perley Poore.
Lampasas Fire.
LAMPAsAs, Tex, Aug. 1.-two entire
blocks, embracing Is places Of business,
with all the contents, were burned at mid
night last night. The loss is estimated at
$500, 900; insurance, 800, 900. 1t is be-
lieved to be incendiary work.
Arrival OF Coin.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-Five hundred thou
sand dollars, British gold bars, and in
SIPS, 600 American gold coin, arrived from
Europe to-day.
March for Five Miles.
Boston, Aug. 16.-Teemer and Ross are
matched for q fve-mile race on Sept. "a.
Ross receives five seconds the start.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17

Tassell Brothers give notice that they
have purchased the boot and shoe business
formerly conducted here by Brown &
Tassell, and have removed their stock to
the Foley. Rickard building next door to
Remington, johnson q Co.'s grocery
store, where they at all times keep an i'm
mense assortment of gentlemen's boots and
shoes; also, an elegant line Of ladies' and
children's foot wear. No store in Nevada
keeps q larger assortment, or sells
goods at lower prices, than the Tassell
Brothers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
CIeVeland's Life.

Gov. Dorsheimer has completed bis
biography of Gov. Cleveland. The work
has been to him 81 labor of love-" William
Dorsheimer. the elder Of the two, and
Grover Cleveland we're young men to.
gether in Buffalo for many years, and
there has existed between them a more
than common friendship. The biography
is to be published by a Philadelphia house
in a few days.-Ex.
Canvassers for the book will be tempted
to say il tells all about his affair with the
widow. We fancy that il they could
tighten up the Blaine book In the same
way they would find easier sale for IL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
complimentary Benefit.

Johnny Manning and Miss May Hanlon
having severed their connection with the
Truckee Concert Hall Company, they have
been rendered a complimentary benefit by
their many friends in Eureka, and on
Saturday evening, Aug. %, they will give
a grand entertainment at the Opera House,
on which occasion a host of star artists
will appear with the above artists in a Sc
lecs programme. For PARTICULARS see pro-
grammes and daily papers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17

THREADING ON DANGEROUS
GROUND.

Augusta Age: The Kennebec Jour.
nal, whose wickedness keeps ever pace
with its weakness, transfers to its col.
umns the foul libels on Gov. Cleveland.
For the home organ of Mr.. Blaine. it is
a desperate movement. We shall not,
as we hope the Democratic press of the
State will not, retort upon the Presi.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
New STYLES.

Aunt Hannah has returned from San
Francisco, bringing with her all the new
styles in ladies' bonnets and hats, MILL
merry, laces, feathers and flowers, hosiery
and fancy goods. She also has the agency
for the celebrated patent Roman corsets.
Drop in and see the new goods.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
Chapce for body

The White House Clothing Emporium
is in daily receipt Of Spring and Summer
suits for gentlemen; also. furnishing
goods, hats, boots and shoes, etc., which
can be purchased at prices as low as at
any house in Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17
BIDS CALLED FOR.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES OF
i Eureka Township calls for bids to deliver.
by Sept. Is prox., at the Public schoolhouse
Yard, Eureka, New. 40 cords of largesized
hrst-clsss mahogany (no small wood acceptedl
and 5 cords Of sound cedar wood, free from
bark. Any person bidding will understand
that the wsod furnished will be piled by Q man
employed by the Trustees for thai purpose.
Bids will be received up to Aug. rs inst. The
Board reserves the right to reject any and ali
bids. d. r. SESSIONS,
CLERK Of the Board.
Eureka. Eev., Aug. II, 1884. auI2td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-08-17

Dental candidate of the Journal in
kind, although the provocation is great
and the material abundant.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-12-11
SaS Gbal abmdrtS.

- Die Sreiber Der 9lmitp 0rube Be
SapIOrUiae isbtsn porise @ode siner
9tusitano in Seene, neil ibnen cine
9Obnberabiebuns bon sebn Brosent ans
9etiinbi9t ipproCn mar.
- SIN benz S6a6t SO. 13 Su 9leas
iaut 8aaep erIitt am 5reitas Der 16'
idbriSe Sreiberfnabs Sobn Barrett bas
bur9 IebsnssefdbrIi6e 8erIebunsen,
oab Gin &arren BON @eleiie auf ibn
fieI.
Sn 9leafant Sauep ipurSe am
Dienitas Der neue Central aoblenbre6er
Der BennipIpania GOmpanis in 9etrieb
9eisbt. Gr 1T i'm Stanbe, 1900 Cons
nen tG8Iid su probuSiren.
- gSir meIoeten porise @p6e, bab
bus Gisentbum Der 9lntbracite 9obIen
Gpmpanie in BEN Spipnibips Slo 5oree
uno 2adaipanna am Samitas our6 ben
Sderiff Derfauft psroeu follte. Der
Serfauf fanb nidt tatt, benn bic Ses
brobten ertpirtten bonn 9iidter einen
GinbaltSbefebl unb iino nidt seIonnen.
ii6 nit Saut unb Suur peridIineen su
Iuhen. Sic bebaupien, bub bic Wtort'
gage nod nidt fdais unb beren 3abI'
unS auberoem bur9 anbere ObIiSas
tipnen seiidert iei.
-Sn Slo Torse Gotpnibip iinb
glbenbi6uIen er6ffnet iporten, bic ii4
zines suten 8eiu6es erfreuen.
- Gin neuss StaticnsssbduSs in Der
@rbbe bon 90 BEL so SUB tpirr in 2adas
ponna erri6tet.
= Sn iensm 3bsiIe bon SopIors
bile, mo bic 2add. & 81. uno Die 8. &
9. 8abnen ii6 perblnbeu, ipiro cine
neue eiIerne Bride erri6tet.
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eeranton sfrmsu. Seb6rSc.

Sie rsseImabise Sisuns Sieisr aDr'
perl6nit fanb am Sreitag gia9mlitde
/ itatt.
SOIsenSe llnterItdsunSsseiude ipur'
ben erIebi8t:
Srau SOptins, bon Der 2. @arS,
flagts, bab ibr Mann iib benz Srunte
erasben uno felt Wonaten nidt Searbeis
tel babe ; iie fam ibre Stpei SinSer niat
ernabren. gln Director Steipart pers
ipieIen.-0ie l7jdbrise 2i3sie Spiter
puroe gum glrmenbauie sugeIahen.-
Die 5rau beS ftirsIi6 BON elmer 9aSung
GuIm peridItteten Diidael We8lnnis,
bon Der 10. gSarb, bat iisben &ineer
unb 1T ni6t I'M Stanoe, fir beren lln'
terbaIt ;u iursen. gln glrmenrutb Sos
nssrsferirt. rt.-Ser aIte Sames GcS8rOpe,
bon Der Z. @aro, tpurpe nab bem grs
menbauIe anbt.-Direitor BiliamS
srbieIt ben gluftrae, ii6 mad ben Inns
itdnben Der Sruu @errltp 3u ettun6isen,
bic sipei Sinoer unb einen tranten Dtann
bat.-9rei &inber bon Gbrllt. Dipprie
un6 sfpei anbere 9tamsns 9Sbitted ipurs
ben Der @aiIenbeimatb iiberseben.-
g9iaiam 2anee, bon SpSe gart, Batter
bon Stpei ernadienen 9inoern, ippIIte
unteritiibt Iein; bic Sherte elmer Seis
matb auf Der 5arm pieS CT nit gntriilt.
ung Suriif.
Bon mebreren Sireftoren ipurbe
&lase bariiber sefiibrt, bab bic 9Iutpris
tGten anoersr Stdote ibre grmen unb
SupaIioen mad scranton ienren ielbit
Dem tusenbbuften SOnesoaIe ipirN nad'
eeiast, bab eS bfterS Sunsfrauen BON
belifater geiunbbeit oScr in intereiionten
llmItduben mad scranton perlooe; cine
ipI6e 9tamens 9ouiie @eit purbe auf
glntrag mad SonesOale SuriidSeididt.
bamit iie g9opne Gountp nit einem 9es
pDlterun9sSulpads be9lilde.
Supt. 9semSr eripGbnte, hab cine
9InsubI iunser Srauensimmer i'm 9Irs
menbnuie isien, bic iOfort mad ibrer
@rtlaHuns nieeer ein 9eben Der S6unbe
fiibren piirSen; bod fam man in Der
SADIE su feinem Seidluiie.
Sm glrmenbauie pureen i'm Uerflohes
nsn Wonat 10 gatienten aufsenpmmen;
es itarben uno ipuroen entlaKsn 6 ; cS
perblisten beim ViOnatsidlub l76 gas
tienten, bon benen ia irriinnis iinb.
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Bon @lmira, ". q.

gSic mS bon unIerem ebemoIioen
28irtm9strsiie gImira semel0et piro.
traucrn Die Ulit8IisSer bes burtiaen
Sdngcrtunb in Sad unS glIde UNI ibr
geidicbenes un6 Jest in Scranton an.
idiii9cS MlitsIie6 GbriIt. 0auier. gpie
ans Setrctdr u. @oSt i6reibt, i6dbt
Der gImIra SGnSerbm6 Sru. SauIsr
ala zines iciner beiten 0iitslicSer, ebenIo
eifrig i'm Sin8en mie ouscauerno unb
pilIdttreu in iSoer anberen 0inii6t, no
8 iih UNI baS BereinsntereIIe banbeIte,
Sn Der SerIammIuus bes 8ereinS am
4. 9eiembsr ideint cine 9lrt Irouers
feicrIidteit itattgefuneen su baben.
SdmmtIi6e Diit9Iiebsrparen erI6ienen
uno fait ieoes perieIbsn i6rieb cine
Roittarte all Sauier ais Iribut Der
A9mn3 uno GrinuerunS. 9ei i6du=
menoem 9eder ipurosn benz @ei6iceea
nen 9ia6rufe SebaIten uno nadeem
man lih III cine redt lpebmiitbiae.ieIiee
Stlmmnn8 bineiu9etrunfsn bate, floilen
Die Sbrdnen in Str6men. 8oderotb,
0risu unO 9lnoere, ole an benz ueberfall
i'll l9dpsrlp tbeiluabmen oman bate
BORT Sauier nit Gspalt aus Dem 8abnz
pagen sebOIt unO einen glbI6ieSs, @oms
meTs aefeiert), crSdbIten sum bunbertz
ten YtaIe Die lsBtsn glbi6ieosIcenem,
mO es purre eann i'm 9tuftra9e bes
@Imird Sdngerbuno beinloiIen ,,Giz
ncn ber5IIben GruB bon Dem SIR,
Girieu'S 9Ilfen in 8aUerIp an ben Serrn
Sauier" ".-Die S6luBitsae bes 9riefes
Iuutet ,,0a mir i6on Siemlieb setruns
fen Puben, pOILen ipir na4 Sauis ssben.
0ute Radt !"
ga, wem bic Sanger ielbii einmaI
gu Ger GIniibt tommen, baB iie senus
Jetrunten babtu, piro ipobI ipnIt Nies
manc pGrau Su SipeifeIn pagen. Sofs
fsntIid lpiro Der Glmira Sdngerbunb
Su Dem ndbfen SdngerfeIte, cas in
Scranton absebaIten miro, nit elmer
ginIabuu8 beriidiihiiSt, uno mir sIaus
ben Baraniiren Su t6nnen, bab Der 8era
ein in corpore eribeint.
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Gtne Sferte.

9Gir DerienOcn baS Scranton $50.
benbIatt" uno bie p69entIicbe Rep
gort :, g8DrIo" an irseno cine glbreIIe
N ben Ser. Staten fur $3.50, bel
itritter SOrausbe5abIuns.
Die >, ,@OrIo" lit anertannt cine Der
beiteu ensIiiden 5eitunsen Der @eIt
mO brin8t ale giadri6ten bes sSns unb
IusIanoes. Der 3uIammentrit Ses
eon8reiies uno bic baI0ige Snausuration
elmer bemOfratii6sn Hsaierlina limb
pi9tise gpobcn in Der @eIdidte una
ieres SoneeS unO bic ,,g8prIb" tpirS
cenitIben 8sbubrenpe 9lufmertlamteit
lbentsn.
Sas .8p6enbIatt" siebt bic IotaIen
anS eeuIi4.IanNiidsn 9ia8ri8ten aus.
fdbrIia.
Seibe 3eitunscn suTammen senoms
men 8eten elmer 6amiIie, no oeutId5
uno en8Iii4 seIeisn ipirS, 9eIsItpff aes
mug fttr bic Sanie Wode.
Die obiBe Siferte 1T cine Der beIten.
Die nod ie 8emGdt ipuroen unb aerabe
/ est lit rie Seit, iib fir bic Idneen
(Smterabenoe cine bsIebrenee, biGiae
untsrbaItun8 Su peri6affsn.
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Sppe 3arfer Rctijen.

Der Borough Council bon Spoe
Bari bat an Der 8ounipibulo felt bem
|. 9luguit iiber $4,000 absetrasen unb
fir bie1e Summe iino in Der grotbonos
tarp's Office iiebensebn SubsmentS se'
tiIst ipproen. Serner bat bic Del.
2ada. & 98. Gompanie fur Sutersiien
S4,73l srbalten. .. W. SoneS lit
9raiioent beS SpSe Barrier Stabtras
tbes.
x Serr Sri6OIiu S6raner reiite am
Donneritag nit benz Mitterna9tsSuse
mad Rsp DOrt unO bon bort nah Gus
ropa ab. Gr sebentt in 3 ober Nios
naten pieber auriidSufebren unc feline
5amiIie mitSubrinSen.
- Der Spoe 9art Blaine & 9osan
Stub bat bei6loien, feline Organization
aufrebt ;u erbalten, bod bat or ieinen
Namen in Den peliden Republicans
iden GentraI Stub bon SpOe 9arf"
um8ednpert.
- Die Mit9IieSer Der &eioens 2ose
unS elm sabIreibeS 8efolSe 2eiotrasens
Der nabmen am Sreitus an bem Sc9rabs
nib beS alien SeIler tbeil.
= Die bieiisen 9ricftrdscr bsidpe'
rsn iid iIber bic @rDbe ibrer 9UItpatste
segen gnoe Der lGU6e. Seit Der @abI
iinO bic 2eute Gin bis6sn fniei6wad
uno biIben iib nun elm, bic Sait iei
i6perer 9eiporoen.
- Sin neuss 9sHeIbaus ipiro an benz
Orforo Sdadt sebaut, pel6eS feds
formidable &ehel entbaIten ipiro.
- Der StornItsin eincs an Siftb
goeuue in SoeSetoipu SeleSeuen uno
bon unBarn beppbnteu SauisS gerietb
am Sonntas in 9ranb uno bic sri6rsds
ten SIopadeu ihleppten ibr SSauSse.
rdtbe i'm itrbmenben 8eeen auf bic
Strabe, Iieben iid aber ipatef bon ben
gtu6barn berubissn.
= 99Gbreno Die 9OIiSiItsn 2sipis unS
@url AM Samlta8 ben Sobn Seenep in
9eaerus psrbaften ippqtsn, wel6er bon
Bridget Yialia Der SbpdnSerung an.
SeflaSt ipar, ma6ten 6eensp'S 5reunbe
einen 9In8riff auf Die Yeamten, bic Ii6
nit 9tOtb uno 0tIbe ibrer Saut eripebs
rem fonnten, aber ben Hlbelsiibrer
Sbos. Serbian nebit 6esnep in Gewabr.
lam tradten. Der lsbtere periDbnts
Id Ipdter nit SrioSet uno Sorpan
wuree mter Der 9lnlIaSe eeS Q9ipers
itanoes Se8en 9samte bsm 0sfduSnib
iIberipieien.
- Ser 9ofpmOii0filbrsr Nti6asl
| Seunin9s, oer nit isiner Samilie il
Ooo9stOwn anidiiiS ipar, perIor an
DiittpUb auf ei9entbdmIi9e glrt ieir
9ebcu. Gr bate isinen 3us BEL DUN.
nmBS auf elm SeitcnscleiIe Seiibrt, I'm
benz GrprebSuSe aus Dem Nese p &c,
ben, uno iib bann an bas SeIen isihsr
Waidine asmadt. Us iteint ais is
in 3us ni6t meit senus pom Sdupt
selsiie ;urild Ssfabren uno Der Grpreb
;uB traf Sennin88 unb tSotete ibn au
Der Steue.
ED- DooS & DOYLE, 234 9lorS Wail
glpenue, = Giien', Sls6. uno MeHer
idmieowaaren borrdibis, @aSs I'M
8ahers Ginri6tun9cn unO 8eparaturs
beirr9t. 81