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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05
ADDITIONAL LOCHLy.
COnVOCatfOn.

A special Convocation OF the Grand
Lodge of the Knights OF Pythias, OF Penn
sylvania, will be held in Odd Fellows Hall
Miffiintown, Pa, on Tuesday, November
IL, 1884, at , O'Clock P. 81 All members
Of the Order from MIiiiin and Perry coun-
ties are cordially invited to bs present A
Public Lecture will be delivered in the
Court House in the evening by P. G.. c.,
Thos. G. Sample, ol Allegheny City, p. G
C., II. U. Kline and G. e, j. Il. Carr, of
Altoona. The public are respectfully in
vitcd to attend. S. BRADY CAvEsY,
D. D. G. c., OF Juniata county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05
A Quaker Wedding.

A Quaker wedding is n most unique and
quaint afi,ir. There are no rings. no pres
ents, no giving away. On Fifth day one
of the elders announces that on the third
Fifth day next James Fox , son of
William Fox -, and Martha Jane
-, daughter of William Henry and
Saphrona ---, will marry each other.
These same bans are announced in two
subsequent meetings, with the injunction
that if any one knew ought why they should
not become man and wife. they should make
II known To- the elders. There is always a
large attendance of outsiders on a wedding
day, many OF them being attracted by the
novelty of the affair. After the sermon.
il there should happen to be one, the chief
elder stands up, proclaims the bans, and
again asks if anyone knows why these part
lie. should not marry. Their being no ans
wer he puts on his hat and sits down. The
groom occupies front seat on his own
side of the dividing line, and the bride on
her side. James rises up, trembling per-
haps, casts a glance toward Martha, who
follows. standing with their backs to the
sudiance. James declares in as distinct
tones as he can command that he takes
Martha to be his welded wife and that he
thereby endows her with all he hath, and
that be will cleave unto her alone until
death do them part. Martha repeats a
similar pledge, and for some reason us
ually trembles less and commands a clear
er voice than James. When size has finish
ed they shake hands and they are married,
but they do not sit down together; each
goes to their own side of the dividing line,
and remain separated until meeting is
closed. They never promise to obey.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05
Three Years Hard Labor for a Tramp

LANCASTER, Oct. 2T.-John Opr,
convicted Of being a professionii
tramp, was today sentenced by Judge
Patterson to 2 term OF three years
imprisonment at hard labor and in
solitary confinement in the county
prison the Judge being determined
to rid the county OF the tramp nui-
sance, if it is possible.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

D. Stewart Elliot after four years
OF Editorial work has Withdrawn from
the management ofthe Everett Press.
He made a good paper. lie is sue
ceeded by Prof. J. G. Kirchbaum.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

The reader has not forgotten that
p Washington man, names William
Jones. shot at the assassin, Guiteau,
while the murderer was being taken
from the Court House to the iail
The trial of Jones was not concluded
until last Monday, when the jury,
after being out 20 minutes, found a
verdict of not guilty. The charge
was, that OF assault and battery with
intent to xiii.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

England is highly excited over the
capture of khartoum and the fate of
General Gordon and his troops that
were with him.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

No paper IN the Juniara Valley publishes
as large quantity of reading matter as the
Sentinel and Republican. 1t is above al
others the paper tor tn, general reader.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

''Do you suppose eating angei-cake will
make on angle of me!" asked young lady
OF a gentleman. ''l'ye no doubt it will,
he answered, sit you eat enough of it, y
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

An organized band of thieves are
believed to be working Greene Co.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

The Spaniard believes that the banana 1.
the fruit of which Adam partock.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

The heaviest lead that Vanderbilt
ever shouldered is the South Pennsyl
vania and if ne gets through with it
he can swim.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

The sheriff and lawyers of Bedford
couty are having a rich harvest over
troubles that have arisen through the
breaking of the Everett Bank and
breaking of tie Kemble Coal and Iron
company
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-05

Pennsylvania,
Ohio, IOWA, Mass
massachusetts,, and
a large number of
other States are i'm
line for BLAINE.
The course of the
HsIumed Knight
may yet come out
all right. If he
receives several0f
thedOubtluls south.
ern states he will
be the next Presi.
dent. A few days
time will tell it
all.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
GRAPEVINE.

GkArEvfSk. March Is, Correspondence ]
AT meeting n tns citizens OF Grape
vine ana vicinity on Saturday, the 18th IL.
slant, the following proceedings were had:
lne mecLing wa O4bauized by calling
Ar, Xeb jenkins to ao' 40 chairman aud Y.
meeting being expl- TO cooperate
with Dallas or Fort Worth In securing a
railroad to sbig place by interseoing with
The Wichita or Missouri psc'fc, the follow
ing resolutions vere read and adopted;
Resolved. That tho chairman sppoint a
con- mlttee oi I've, 30 confer with citizens OF
Fort Worth and Dallas, and lss'n wnat as
tis,ance said citieg will give this place in
building RAILROAD from here, to inters,ct
either With the Missouri Pacific at Keller
or the most convenient point on She Dallas
Z Wichita, ana also TO confer with tho
companies owning said rail Ways and learn
on what terms either OF said railways can he
used from point OF intersection 10 said
cities of Dail., or Fort Worth os the case
may be,
Resolved further. Tbs. tho chairman ap.
point committee OF ave 10 confer With
the citizens on the route ABOVE mentioned
with reference 20 right of-vny OF said rail-
way, each OF ssid committee to repC"' ~ 8
meeting Of the oltl1ene called oy Tho chair
mau for that purpose; and
Resolved, That the chairman call u meet
ing OF the citizens OF this com munity at
such tins as he may deem proper. rot 10
be later, however ahnn ths 10Th OF April
next, TO receive end cunoider reports OF said
committee.
Resolved further, That the chairman ap.
point a committee OF three 20 as0ertsin es
usar "a possible the amount OF business
done In Grapevine, amount OF the various
crops grown IN the country tributary, nnd
amount OF freight that could be handled TO
a 1. ID . %.
port at next called meeting Of this body.
These committees are c0mprised oil our
weslthlest and most substantial citl-
zena, and all seem det' rminst TO 90 30 work
in esrocst. They will visit Dallas within
the next two wssEs and hope % md your
pHopls ready 10 give US = hearty support.
IL Dallas succeeds in securing the entire
trade OF this section /. will he nO srhhll 40.
oeIs to her sliesdy large aad Increasing
trade.
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PROMPT ACTION DEMANDED.

Wills II cannot be definitely determined
Just now how serious 10 the danger threat
ened to the country by the dieesse row
raging among toe cattle OF Kansas, Color
ado, Iowa and Illinois, yet one thing is GER
"a d, that the dresdful and repulsiye uis-
sl.s known as the loot and mouth difesse
Goes exist. ana i, prompt snd energetic
means ere not used 10 arrest iis spread,
ono Of our greatest interests will suffsr. So
alarming hns the matter besome that the
governor Of Kansas has called special
eession of the legislature, and that body is
nov In session. The Iowa aud HE
u is legislatures will, III all probability, bs
convened the coming week. Congress- TOO
10 taxing steps 10 prevent the spr.sd OF the
disease and bss already adopted measures
looking 10 its carly eradication. While the
nj arm nov felt may TO great extsnt have
BEEN caused by sensational asd exaggerated
rumors, still i. is not safe 30 undsr.rsss It,
This disease Is supposed to have been I'M
ported by cattle recently brought TO Kan
sas from Europe. and on the first discovery
nv the stocxnen OF that state, Efforts we're
made TO impede the spread, yet 1t has found
,ts yay TO Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and
Colorado, and if.prompt measures are not
taken 10 stamp 1t out, Texas may soon be
called upon to take some steps to prevent
it's introduction within our own
borders. This same plague pre-
vailed TO on alarming extent in 1873 IN New
Jersey and Now York, but was effect unlly
eradicated by the prompt action oil tue
state officials. The uneasiness being mani
tested BY our stockmen about the conta'
cious character OF the mslady may be oil
unnecessary, but there can be no question
that a serious danger is threatened which
W. may Us well recognize and prepare 10
take preventive measures which the exps-
,ienca Of other states and countries sug-
gests. Hundreds of millions OF dollars IN
this state is invested in cattle, and that Inn
mense capital is in danger OF being swept
away unlesB means be adopted, and
adop.ed at once to strike death blow to the
mslady. II lie rather singuls' coincidence
that this foot aud mouth disease has made
,ts appearance Just at ,he time when our
national congress was giving its earnest At
tentiop TO DILL known as the pleuro-pneu'
monia bill, aud the provisions Of which
were mainly directed to this very
danger that is now spreading in some Of
states north OF us. 1t IL probably fortunate
too for the supporters of the bill, that this
disease has made its appearance at this
time. Considerable opposition has dsvel'
oped 10 the passage OF the bill, but Ito
friends claim that 1t 10 an assured fact now
that with q Few important amendments II
Is certain to btcome Law. tbs TO be ain
osrsly hoped tina, this great evil aud threat
sning danger may be svertei. but 1t will
no, do for the ,tcckmsn Of Texas to lie idle
and indulge in hopes. Prompt action Il
need. d a, once or else IL may be too late.
rarsy yet little while and then We may
hs called upon to stare the disaster in its
fnoe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

sAg }EAscIsoo, March Coin the Sharon
divorce case to-day, Miss Hill, plaintiff,
resumed her evidence. She denied that she
instructed Nelson, her attorney, 20 have
Sharon arrested tor adultery; ne did 1t on
his own responsibility; he never stole
the EelchsI mins papSr1 from
Sharon's room. Barnes, soaassi for
defendant. ssid no could provs sac
had stolen tbsm. A latter rom OK Cover
nor Rsichart, OF Wisconsin, datss osloit.
Wisconsin. March %, 1883. to tho pAlntiH
was intyod need by shs dsfsnss, in which
Reichart sAys "vs bays bsvs waiting
patiently fer those cards. II tbs HON
orsbls senator does not CONS to
time pretty soon ssad for me
and viii bring along NY pet stuffed club
and end the business" Plaintiff continued:
He believed Rsichsrt always thought sac
was Sharon's wife, out she never told him
about the secret marriages; after
the trouble between hereelf and
Sharon che sent two different persons
10 the latter, telling him II hs would per
rlit her to obtain y divorce she would
never again trouble him, but Sharon re-
fused.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

governments sfonB.
Railway bonds active and higher. North
orr Pacific iirste advanced l0l 3S
St.,e bonds Gull. The announcement
from the west thst the Northwest Traffic
association mad settled al differences, hsd
strengthening Influence on shares specu.
aticp, The nafket opened very firm with
an advance OF / s to ! per cent. After ii
O'clock Union Pacific was rsided down
from II SIS 70 701.s. Considerable stock
cold lie said 10 be- for Boston account Alter
midday speculation was quiet ana iirmer,
but In the last hour OF bust
ness Northern Pacific and Oe
gon & TrRnscon tinsnial shares became
very 80 we and advanced sharply. This
streng' aened the whole list ana the mar
bot ci .ed strong Pacific maj was lees nc
tive snd .trer selling down to "a "a rose
a. bil . and closed 55 lis. AZ compared
WITH test night the closing prices are IL 10
27 3 poo cent. higher tor Oregon Nnvigs-
uor. N1r,nwesterr Northern Pacific, Or
ppou q Trsuscontinentsl, Louisville d
n thvllle, Lake Shore, Morris x Essex,
Manitoba, New York Central, Wabash
Ut ierrod, end Is TO | 3 lower for Upion
Pacific, Omaha, Pacific Mail, Canada
Snnthern. Central Poetic md Kansas Il
Texas. transactions 224 coo shares.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
Tho Ariu Trial.

GALvKsroE, March 2).--In the criminal
district court this morning c4me up for trial
the case of John Ar'n. Tor the murder OF
HE stspial Fred Tate or Robinson,
last August. At noon tho renire
of sixty nomes had bsen exhausted
and OILY seven jurors secured. The
court thcn took recess and another
vsnire OF thirty names was prepared, from
which the jury was completed.
Judge Cook rsid he would con-
clude the case u possible without
adjournment OF the court. Major Spencer
appeared for the state and J. b. Stsbbs
and Colonel Jones. of Hos,on Tor
the defense. The persistence Of large
crowd OF spectators iu sitting through
the proceedings manifested the alb
sorbing interest telt IL the fate OF the pris-
oner. The widow OF the murdered man was
among those present. At IL y. m. lawyers
were arguing the case and at a. m. q YER
dict had not been rendered.
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A Purse for Schuyx.

NEW YonK, NJ arch 20.-Tne Tribune to.
morrow will sag: Some of tho friends OF
Carl Schurz proposs TO raise fund OF tlOO =
600 for him. IL Ia understood that Jesse
b.s the subscription under his charge.
The list 10 not fill,d, although the
eift has been under consideration for
two or three weeks. Sehgman said
such plan was contemplated by
Sehurz's friends, but he de-
clined TO give rny further inform atom
As the plan had hereby taken q definite
an ape and he could not say what amount
the gift would probably be or who the sub
scrinera were.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

PirrsluRa Pa, March 20.-Jnck Davis,
OF Wheeling, and jim Commons, of Pittsburg,
fought desperate fxht with hard gloves
for a silver cup valued ct $500 tonight in a
barn ut the East End. Seventy. two rounds
we're fought, resulting in favor OF Ccnners.
Both men were badly punished and Da'
Wis so weak ut the conclusion lie was
unable to stand When the fight
was over fourteen policemen forced
tho door open and succeeded
in arresting Davis aud q number OF spec.
tators. Connors escaped in the excitement
following the raid. Abort 200 persons wit
messed the fight.
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Horrible.

Sac Francisco. March 20.-Mrs: John
Schsefer, Of oakland, California. became
inesne over the loss OF one of her
children, and during the absence oil her
husband for n few minutes last night
cut her baby's throat and then cut her
own. Her husband, at the terrible scene
presented. seized revolver and attempted
suicide. but WAS prevented by a police
man. Some friends visited the scene
in the evening, among them Mrs Letraili,
a French lady, who was 90 shocked nj the
eight that che became a raving maniac.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

Kansas CRY, March 20.--Thc directors o
the Interstate Fair association Of this city
have decided to hold a spring trotiing and
running meeting, TO begin May 2O;h
nerl and continue four days. The announce.
ment of premiums will bo made q.
an early day, and this, 1t IL expected, will
attract good horses from all pnrts Of the
country. 1t was resolved to establish por-
msnent organization and make shis the
fret OF q series OF meetings.
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The notwithstanding MIL.

NEW YoRK. March 20.-OhsIles Mitchell,
the Eoglish pugilis', and Joo DsnDing, Of
this city, fought four rounds With soft
gloves tonight for $3.50 a side. The
result was practically decided In the fret
round, when Mitchell gave clear proof that
he was superior in every way TO his
antagonist, who weighed 200 70 Mitchell's
100 pounds. Over 500 people witnessed the
c-t.k
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Ex-CnnfedarAte Meeting.

INV YORK, March 20.--A meeting
Of tx Confederate soldiers, called by Gen.
eral J. n. Gordon was attended by large
d delegation from this aud neighbOrng cities
General Gordon WAS authorized to appoint
q committee of .Confederates TO CO.
operate with a committee OF the Grand,
Army OF the Republic il aid OF o 6oldiir's
home at Richmond, Va.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
Assigacti.

CoLuNsus o., March 2o.-The Hill Gar
manufac, airing compsnv assigned this even
ing. George W Gould. bookkeeper of the
firm estimates the sssets Of the firm at ahout
$500, 600 and liabilities about $3.50 600. The
company became Involved by lsree qusn-
tity of II aterisl on hand ut the time OF the
panic of 1873 ard never recovered. An efiort
will be made to continue the business.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
The Carpenter Trial.

CHICAGO, March 2O.--The Daily News
Petersburg Illinois, special says:
The entire day Yves consumed
in kearing arguments OF counsel
in the trial OF o. A. Carpenter on the
charge of the murder Of Fora Burns. Tse
c losing argument, begun at the night
session tonight, will be concluded to-mor.
row. when the case will be given to the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

This name has become so familiar with
the most Of people throughout the United
States that il 10 hardly necessary to state
Bosanko Cough and Lung Syrup, the peo-
pies favorite remedy, wherever known, for
coughs, colds, consumption and all affsc-
ions OF the throat and lungs. Price SO
cents and 81. Bold by W. II. Patterson q
Co Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
A Dandy Druggist.

CINCINNATI. March 20 The News-your.
nare Portland (Ind. special says: A drug
rist namrd Dillon, At DunEirk, this county,
was shot md killed by 7. II. Hartford.
also a druggist. Dillon having threatsned
TO kill. Hartford vs.. iD'icsd 70 :he lstser'e
s,ore. when Hartford FREE, killing Dillon
Instantly. Hartford was brought here to
Ill
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rou. CoSsasssxls raonn WILLIAMS.

isoros. CoNsnsssxAS raonAs WILLIAMS
OF Alabama, Is OoLovH lsosssoLL In min
isture--iat, round face, double chin, lsush'
Ing .oe, bald head, all. CosossAAs
KrRs, Of Louisiana, iniistes NAPOLEON
RoHarlETt Ia bangs, struts, and attitudes
~ well ~ IA Acltl construction CosGRsu-
NAs GsppEs, Of Ohio, resemble. AsnArAn
LIKcoLs. but (, not 10 large, and has ANAL
lest .nd handl.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21
Levees Threatened.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2o.-Ms1v import.
Ration R,uce ore In imminent
danger. Great efforts are MAKING
nv favored uste and psrochisl
Al, ,horities and the people along h rivsr
10 prevent furtner freaks and hold the
tevaes now Standing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

TINS democratic senators turned the
tables nicely on the republicans 10 the de-
bste on MR. BLAIRs educational bill. They
showed conelnsively TIA, the love of LosAH,
EosuSps et I'd onnO genus Ter 5ambo was
q hollow sham, and that the very provisions
mosl bitterly antagonl1sd by tho re-
publoans wsro these that woald prove
most beneficial to Ssmbo, aud vice versa.
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Iha Tirr Iiecord.

MArsHrru. Pa, March 2o.-Lo-g's to-
h.cco warehouse bur ed this morning with
30 600 cases Of tohsooo and large quantity
OF ciears. Los. SO 600; lnsuranc,. S2z 90.
fTrrlR Rock, March 0.-rhe Josephine
hotel. Hot Springs burned tonight. Losf,
as 600: partly insured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

DANvILLE, VA, March 20 The police ar
rested to-day a man who while drunk on the
Midland train yesterday confessed he had
killed two colored men named Sam snf
Henry Clark, and wounded United States
Bailiff ZEE Johns.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

na CorLIn. OF engine lame, declined
nomination for governor by tho Rhode L.
lard democrats, Ono machine is 40 much
he thought he could SUCCESSFULLY run.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

"RISo down the curtain on the lnterns'
tionsl episode" shouts CoSohrsaAE
PurLrs, The smen so that will deaien
OcnILTIxH FOR the balance OF his days.
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New Cattle Disease.

CHICAGO. March 20.-The Inter. Ocean 8
Rockford, Illinois, special says: A disease
supposed TO be aptheus fever has appeared
among the cattle here. They are taken
sick al night and die before morning. Their
bodies are much bios ted.
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All Panors Discontinued AT the Expiration
of tho Time Paid Tor,

Look al the printed label GA your pspef Ihe
dap her on shows when 10 suhfripunn *.
pirtg f.uVnr the money tn annie tmo lpf
rrncrai Ntu dc Ere uuhruken dies ~ We can
uot AWAY. furnish beck pumner ..,-,-..
suhs rlhtr. Desiring the adde's OF 1heir paper
rhasFfd VIII plsnsV sInir ~ thrf rhhiN"N'
49, D. ~ we
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outraged

hcuuIfiod ~ having OUtfhEFU
Nv, girls. aged II aud 10 years, daughters OF
J. N McCrellis. were notified some days ago
by the Ban Josquin regulars and viz lance
committee. 10 leave town or suffer death,
owing 10 the shameless way the two girls
gave their evidences In the trial. The
MeCrellis family we're included
ia the order OF the bsni,h'
ment Robbins and the MoCrellis family
departed Immediately. Doane delayed,
Fifteen marked man visited his place last
nlcht and shot him dead on sight,
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WHISKY 10 now The barrel OF contention
In the house. but after adjournment ihs
floor gladiators elink glasses and drown
minority ia tho ssm. fiery fuid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-21

rrs Houston man wss Dor, either with q
ma, or a snot IA in his hsnds. When
. prise Grill is not undo "sy oo.n '''Is ,. :
champion bird hunt fils the schine vo'a'
q e.uz.s. syszy othsz nan y "ksfnsi'"
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Coxes.ssuAs BysoE CursHsos 10 said TO
r.,~mble GARylELp in appearance. Coz.
a,r.,u.r LswnHscE, Of Pennsylvania,
..Isst psss ..r c pcr.rsit Of GEcneE WASH
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RonilI BY draft on Dallas pOsSitce money or
DER rrgl tered lvycl II sfnt oiherwife, We
viii no. 30 IespOrsib'e Tor miseafilages Adj
dfsN IHG HtRALD. Dallas Texas
eptclmsn copies sent free on application,
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MONEY. stocks and Bonds

Nav YoRK, March 20 Money, il'eto
?; closing 2: primo meroanule paper 4
N 5l-2; sieiling exchange, u. b., hrm;
AZ, sight 4sDl.2
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He LinCsred.

sAp FRAscrsc,, March 2o.-The
Cbrouicle's Modesto. California. specisi
ssys Robbins ard Dcane, citissns
Of Modesto. who were accused eos