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5000 OR 10. O0O MINERS IDLE
suspendIn1 Work IN the Mines In Wyo In,
and I.aoknvnnnn Valleys.

susEchdinT W. rk IN INC Mines In "yd ming
and IaeknNnnnn Valleys.
SCRANTON, jan. 3,--Thc Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company has
Just issued orders for an immediate suspension
Of work in Ave OF its largest collieries. namely,
the Archibald Oxford. bellevue. Scranton Coal
Company, and Hampton. The shut down. which
throws 1000 men and boys out OF employment.
will have depressing effect on tho business o!
Scranton. as tho suspended miners are in or
near he city. 1t ia the intention Of the COM
pany to mine MS much coal In 1885 as il did In
1884 hut, owing to the present dcmoralizcd
condition OF trade. It's managers have decided
t. e, mine with extreme caution until spring.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Company to-
day Suspended work in eight OF its mines be-
tween Plymouth and Carbondaic thus throw
INK $500 men out Of work. That company has
nearly 2j0pOO moro tons Of coal stored at
Honesdn!e than it generally hns at the Begin
ming Of the year.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company has sus-
pended 200 men md John Jcrmyn, ono of
the largest omiloyers of labor in the valley to-
day ordered 400 or 500 10 stop work. 1t ia prob
able that at least 5000 or 10000 men and boys
will be ide in the Wyoming and Lackawanna
valleys on Monday. The m ners who are forced
to abandon work arc greatly discouraged over
the pro-pect, hut nro hopeful that work will be
resumed be ore March.
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AEhHED SOCIALISTS IN CHICAGO.
Equipped With Brercaioadrrs md Drilling
Nightly In Secret.

CHICAGO. Jan. st is understood that the
fact has been clearly disclosed that a number
Of armed companies OF Socialists are regularly
drilling in this city. and that they number
about 700 men They arc equipped with
breecheadinG rifles. and drill according to the
Prusslan tactics Tho entire practice is con.
trary to tho State law. In view of this fact. and
owing TO recent threats by some OF the Socialist
lenders volunteer guard has been placed in
one 81 the armories of tho National Guard, In
epenking of the matter to-day. the Times says
IL rnther an unpleasant condition OF things when II
u FOUND i'ctstarv 10 gunrl Armores against ap
Troh"n'rd n't1ckr from men who engaged in sec
r"!j drillHg aud Whose announced purpose Iiilage
arson aud unrnrr 1t Is stated that small number Of
mltiA 'oInntcers DoFsill squads N ten watch
aghtly ht the nrory or the First Regiment project
against these anticipated attacks II his 10 the fact,
th"r" IL rcnndu'ups stGc Of Hftars existence II is
pay themselves to perform extra work sitting up nights
t." ghnr property of The State. II such work ncces
arry I" he done the State ought To and he
WILING to pay for H. One of the tirst things which
should don, Is to have the nH'ter investigated and
II II he found that men drilling in secret for illegal
purposes they should be PAT untcr the supervision 0f
the police Ia- II .Isy burglars or assassin.
planning the death of n citizen
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TWO ROBBERS ON A TRAIN.
PASSENGERS IN MARYLAND Plum.
DkRED At THE PISTOL'S MOUTH
The Outlaws Collect vsiuabIss 81 An ssrts
asd Jssp or while 6sins NJ H'sh speed
Neon Captured with their Booty.

Ase oos.sws So"ece SsI"se'ss 81 Al ssrts
ssd Jssp or while tssins ~ H'sh speed
neon Captured with their Booty.
BALTIMORE Jan. s.-A special to tho Aiov7-
ing Herald from Rising SUM- Md. gives those
Cen,rs, tru "," oOoery On mo n%or'
,rsn Mo- az ana ad When
t n1 no. 49, ov,weeh Daltimore ana o1iord,
ao;o sso0pea a. Using sun las. evening a. ~
INN nod .ho. - ,ho =. - "a n,,.,I. .ooL 80.
, m. sooaro inc cars ana auieuy look seats.
smoking car and a nassenoer coach Con.
duc,or r r. aillio,n tool nm IN. t,cLa,. =, ,h.
men on the smoking car. They wore bound
for Delmar the next station about i've min.
otSs rue rom Rising Sun.
+. II. Tarring. brakeman. who was In the
smoker. noticed that one OF the men had re-
voiver at his belt. but did not pay any attention
10 , Inc 'aS;. Ine brakeman passed through In
tbs ss Q, rsa, Cur ana wasn ne got 70
he straiGhtod himself up, after adjusting the
q, nato which a. =, ths ,".o 'no
., ps.o Wnisn 'he 1 S .he supposea country
to keep ouio,." The nstonished BRAKEMAN
looked AT the man and Mt ,he pistol and .uicLlv
drHpped his hands to his Is SIDES sS'0' anu quickly
kent III snni tte 8nie,y
no. mn5 :, a.; ~ t,sar ,h Un. no ru ~,
on ,vhnn T,,r;n', va Il t"1 pa On Wy
, Mnen iair,ng maze n moYement forward
81 b t waon UNI 9nlch as hsh'hine. poih'-
stnmd nisi am nr RI wow vour baor, ont"
Tarrina rc,n.inad nui.t yrha r 49, ~ ni /, :,
over To n colored man and sa,a tiivs mc vanr
wonnw md ,o,roi, no." H. ST. H. S nv yHur
III rib var m "a nonev nj - ,o n,I ,a
= =, Siv sei ~ ue noae{ nnu tne sapie pas
Wfiio T h ,, aow s,a int2 nls
wnitns nv,r 10 NJ UnrS n,s,nr ~ t the ToDpet
nrsbus UV"u 70 MI unry; nuitoT OF me .td AZ
yolyer demmnied bis momsv rSa nd,nr h ho-
c.n 20 rannnns,rn,o M ' nn'I. .ne euitor 20
monsy ahnut him The rnhhyr nsi, ne h'a np
,iunciEna r,'na i: ~, ne % AMI
ri~ht hand a1,enG,a az clntHn MN m.h III
witch he seemed an,ions tn sat I'D ~ M III,
whitns nr he ou,s ausio ni w. ~. I,u o. ne
and he trembied ike an 1.snen Ths rnhhsy,
waitnI nvar 10 the wau u pur nhni Loop p
swnnt /, in w t"e waving Sfoonot'ek auo
EninH M thu ois,e nil tho Will. ,o,,,, ., .
brapnman nnd"r coHar t he Wmi , Hatn ne Ire
Gary wore watch chain He demond sa y, ne
SenfIsmap. ""'en 'n"'h' he ueii'"noeu VI tho
Ham, over that watch,
Mr.. Gary e uuicEly W" complied Meanvb,,s q
Mr. 4 'passa,nore Rai,i,n ora anT ne a
Raj,ro.d cnnsract', = o"i hnh ana Ohio
mnnnw about Nm uiotI au ,r;nn M ~ Q
situa,ion axnac,ing " he ~ ii.a ~, III t,e
Wbon III Garv handaT Va Uv e" h,s on he ~
Pnssnmor. o,1lv snns SfG i ms Matcn MT;
tno'nh.lo ummetN sI,ppou MS own INTO one OF
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POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN LONDON.
A Long Session of the Cabinet CouueiI-Ru.
mors Of Germany Action.

mors Of Germany. Action.
LONDON, Jan. 3-The Cabinet Council was
in secret session .or several hours to-day
After tho adjournment Earl Granville went TO
the Foreign ONCE and wrote several long do
spatches TO Berlin and Paris, Great curiosity
10 felt to know their contents.
Political circles in London are excited to-
night over rnmor that Germany has already
openei negotiations with the Government Of
tho Netherlands for the purchase Of the Dutch
possessions In New Guinea. BY this means
she would acquire lives OF the island, and
render her position there practically unas-
snlabe. The scheme is cons idered quite pos
sibe by those We informed. for it Is Eno yn
that lo land wants money badly and cares
little Tor her improbable New Guinea colony
Tho - Jdn,cS's Gdzette asserts to-day that
Bismarck has suggested tho crsson to Ger
many by England OF the island OF Heligoland
in return for tho withdrawal OF Germany's
claims in New Guinea; IIelgoInnd is near the
mouths OF tho rivers Elhe and Weser and is 1,
watering place NJ note. THIS statement is CON
sdered exceedingly doubtful, however. but
rumors o. this kind tend to show the present
tension OF the pubic mind.
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The Sssat that Greeted The Ez.spsaker -
his Visit u Chattanooga.

The sAsss that Greeted The E1.spsaker 80
his Visit - CAssaaassss.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 8-The Hon. Samuel
J. Randall and party arrived in this city at
p. NJ. to-day from Nashville BY q special train.
The party stopped at the leading cities between
Nashville and Chattanooga. At Murfreesboro
and Cowan immense throngs met the train. and
Mr.. Randall was called TO the platform and
made a few remarks. At all the towns the train
was greeted with cheers. Al Stevenson.
Ala. . committee consisting OF Adolph
s. Ochs. President OF the Times Printing
Company; Col. L. A. James. Con. J. T.
Wilder. tho Hon. II. O. Evans Coils aarnett
and Reed. and W. E. Basket met the party
and escorted them to the city. When the train
entered the depot throng OF nearly 1000 Of
tho leading citizens were asembled. and az the
crowd divided to Jet 1t pass, cheer on cheer
When the trnin stopped, Mayor Hugh White
side stepped urOn the platform and addressed
Mr.. Randall as follows:
elites H. doug honor 10 A%sr ca. !i
% Mn" ss, s head sa nS Ia, s "a
to you ana party Il most cordial welcome
Mr. Randall RESPONDED AZ follows:
In reply to Your words 81 welcome and friendship
would say there no town In the south would rather
and its indnsr,e. than Chattanooga have found a.
to you'd s the @ !" o Of q. END
terprses 10 industrial intss. and shall hope TO be
!" 81 : 81 50
with y ore intelligence than have heretofore acted in
behalf OF the United States, The truth H. have
lost one vote or missed saying word that would aid
interests Of my
This speech was greeted with cheers. and the
party were then conducted TO- carriages in
Waiting and left the depot amid shouts from
hundreds of throats for Randall and high
tariff" The party were then driven through
the city visiting the leading iron and wood.
working INDUSTRIES the iron furnaces and all
points Of interest about here. At 7 4. ii. there
VIVA . ma SO meeting ut the Court House, which
MIR. Randall addressed. and at gP NJ. q recep-
tion was held at the Stanton House. CLOSING
with grand banquet.
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Of the enormous wealth Of the Queen to be .
dangerous experiment TO try to get two biz
subsidies In the Same year.
The addition Of another to tho already long
list OF penniless German princes who are sup
ported by British tax payers lends additional
bitterness to the growing feeling against these
subsidies.
In some discussions that have been going on
In tho newspapers on the payment Of policies
OF assurance the fact is revealed that the widow
OF the hanged murderer Lamson received tts
full amount for which he wasIinsured. In spite
OF the method OF his taking of.
Mr.. c. T. studd. the great cricketer. whom
Mr.. Moody induced to become a missionary.
has invented the phrase spiritual dyspepsia"
and epicures arc in spasms OF delight on hear
Ing that now race Of doctors have declared
Tor old port as the euro and not the origin OF
the pains and penalties OF govt
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LONDON. Ont. Jan. 3.-Charles Abbey Of
London East was attacked by . number of mulattoes
last night who Knocked him down and kicked him
Co~s'ables NcholS Palmer and Brigewater atten pied
to arrest the offenders, who drew knives and made
desperate resistance In few seconds all OF the con-
stables were suffering from cuts aud stabs Bricks and
other missiles were freely used. two persons
who assisted the constabes struck Five wounded
men we're taken to the hospital Constable Nichols was
mrr has three cuts. md Brtgew alter cut in the
hack sud neck fourth party WAS stabbed In the hack
Charles Abbey badly cut about tho face William
Brown barber anh Charles " Tay Tor nader arrest
aired and James Henderson, the principals IN the affair
have SO far eluded arrest.
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OMAHA. Jan. 3.-John Klusa. who was found
near his home on Monday night with a broken thigh and
gashed head has made an antenorten statement that
returning home he found his wife in company with
parmour named Irobue and when he attempted put
Grohue out the latter struck him on the head with the
sharp edge of hachet Mrs klusa then assisted GRO
hue in throw ing him down stairs. which broke his
thigh; They then threw linn into the street. and left
him there until lie was found by passers by. GrUDue
md Mrs kusa. who have been arrested, deny this.
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Cirnr. smu.ulea On In The Fog,

In the 10: on Tuesday morning 1000 cigars
were taken from the hold OF the steamship Niagsrs
from Havana. The police learned yesterday from Long
shoreman Michael H. Byrnes that he had taken Pantry.
man Dennis Callahan aud Waiter John Houscr of in q
boat in the fog They carried bundle with them and
went 10 81 South street. Huuser arreited He
owned np TO taking the cigars and sad they
moved from South srccttp 50 West street There they
were found. Aaron Wand arbilt manager for James r.
Ward Co, made complaint against him at the Tomba
lie WAS held for eAAlnii aton Oh Jan 6.
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A Political split In ITINERARY,

LONDON. Jan, 3.-Irish politicians arc still
much excited ever the action OF the Thurles
In setting aside Mr.. O'Connor. who Mr. Parn-iIs
choice. and nominating Mr. organ an independent Ma
u'nsis rs the candidate for Tpp.rary II turns, out
sa. me pt9ercings o. the Convention were unu7dal
~ th " nv h,enDsn9p nr"ke exer'. MS influence
irsses To- be indin the acon ~ the Con
u0n but II not douted that this split In Tpperary ia
aerIoas menace TO the stability Of the Parnet. party
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Attemp, to A..a..,na.e Col. jaime. Duffy.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 3.-Information has Just
leaked o,H OF n supposed attempt TO s..a.s!nais Col
James Duny Of Marietta this county. on Tuesday Col
Duffy So member OF the Pennsylvania Farmers Club.
and at the annual dinners at his paaal home he has
entertained many Of the most prominent Journalists
and statesmen Of the country On Tuesday &c alre
bullet crashed through the window Of sleeping apart.
mem making s course only few feet all crib In
the coones had stood In front OF he window amonent
before, and those who think The shot Intentions al
advance the theory that Miss Parks's form dmiy
through the heavy lace curtains mistaken for
OF the Colonel The bullet struck partition wall in.
deut!ng II, and fell hAttened on the floor.
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can be proved that he said repeatedly during
wnnted the Republican party to sucoeed. He
aided measurably In getting contributions In
support 81 tho cause. Especially was no OF
knew that he was far. from being lukewarm
election.
Mr. Jones may now declare that he did want
the votes OF New York State. but II ne does tho
state Committee may rot0rt that he did not
them. and then he wanted them veN badly.
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BERLIN, JAN 3.-Agents OF Bremen and Ham,
burg frms traiiug in Africa are complaining Of en-.
croachmeRfs 10y the English n; commercial posts and
other points in Africa They assert that q corps Of
HOussas enrolled under Eny. officer. In rnidug lie ar
German posts ard preventing the natives from trading
The public sentiment regarding colonial schemes Il
shown IN The character OF the display II holiday pres
ents among which may 10 mentioned Gamer ON sur.
shades aud Congo hats and new books ON III
colonial future OF Germany. Hut no practical ton
grafton. On the contrary, the crowds appiy ny the
Government and to Bremen nnd Hamburg arms Tor
assistance IN migration meet with ENCOURAGEMENT
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Mr.. Cyrus ". Field said last evening that he
had received letter Yesterday from Mr. Drexel saying
that Mr. G. W. Childs and Mr. Drexel would on to
New York this week and consult about the Gen Grant
fund Mr. Field said that den Grant much less do
pressed in spirits tina: there chance of relief
from his financial troubles Gen. Grant 10 able to be
about his house although lie IL st quite lame He goes
out driving and his health has been better In the
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LONDON. Jan. 3.-Sir Andrew CLARK. NJ d..
las ordered Mr. Gladstone to take complete rest for the
present. MIR. Gladstone is slightly better today He
viii retire to Hawarden Castle his residence after he
has ATTENDED the Cabinet council this afternoon NJ d
viii remain there uniil his health IL restored.
DR. clark say. that Mr. Gladstone is suffering from
LONG continued slice plefen.ss lie thinks that week
iesi 10 hry to restore hm TO his u.uHl health II N
that time he has recovered he ad vscs Mr. ad-t,
TO take u short trip abroad.
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4 Cry for Protection Ia I,a,y.

LONDON. Jan. 3.-The landowners and farm
crs OF northern Italy are combining for protec,ust
agitation Alta meeting Milan II was resolved TO form,
national league. A meeting OF delegates from the
agricultural districts OF Italy has been called at Pavn
Jan, " 80 protest niHs the existing tariffs un far
Produce SI.nnri GalOi and cRgnola me ubtu n the
tha!nSer ot Deputies, and others wal speak
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Con.erlp,s lar III. French Array.

MONTREAL Jan. 3.-Vice Consul Perrnult say 5
that lie has recently been in receipt OF number OF ,e
tiers from France requesting conserIpts 10 join heii
regimchts These requests are forwarded to all Con
shs and IL the conscTpt or soldier after beng notified
ui, 10 respond lie - regarded as deserter Ad abi.
to arrest. Mr. ferruult finds that number whn ha,.
settled down here and are prospernR decline emph att
cay 10 - soldering again The want nj troops for Ton
Gum u II Thought has brought matters 70 tins lAss
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Two $4,000 suit. Against Law and Order
l.engues

MADISON. Wis. Jan. 3.-John schlimgen
President OF the Madison Saloon Keepers Association
has brought tw $40 600 suits against John NJ DIN chief
Of the Law and order League and late Prohibition can
dilate for Congress- aud Estes Wilson, a wellknown
citizen schlimRen 81 sees ths, on charged IN public
speech that he had melted mob to violent action
ngainst the Law and Order League Wilson is accused
OF having had Schingen falsely arrested and tried for
mob leadership The sults will bo bitterly Tough with
prominent counsel on each tide.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 3.-Seth N. Blood well-knnwn
Board of Trade operator whose continued absence from
the floor has caused numerous inquiries it ascer
tanned has been locked in the county jail since Dec
~ and effort has been made Keep news OF his
imprisonment from the public. There are a series Of
criminal charges AGAINST him, including forgery. en-
bezzenent and obtaining money under false
but is on the latter charge that he held on this
charge his Accusers are Walton 4 Murison.
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A Eu mily Poisoned.

OswEoo, Jan. Safer partaking OF dinner
yesterday tome members Of the family OF Charles
hyers OF PhGnix taken Ill., the symptoms suggest
Ing .r,enicsi poisoning Mr. Myers died las, night,
hyers was rs yenrs old wealthy and had large famy
by former Wife His present wife Ia only 20 ycars old
OF administering Doison in tea Neither abe little
daughter pArook OF the tea and neither has been i'll
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D.ci.,on In tbs Peua Hank Case.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3.-Judge Stone OF the
Common Pleas Court hlei opinion this morning
holding that the Penn Bank was operated under pri.
vate and special charter and not under The bank ing
OF ls|sls5o This relieves the directors Of bank OF
individual liability for Gums due depositors. The case
will now be fought out in the supreme Court
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HAMILTON. Ont. Jan. SIN tho Police Court
this morning the Judge decided that the salvation Ar
my, against members Of which waltsr Oxiey had pre-.
ferred charges Of assault had the right of
sidewalk. Oxley had TO pay the costs OF the sctioR
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Tho galleries OF the American Art Associa.
ton East Twentythrd street. will open in aid OF the
Hospital & Association next Tuesday. The gross
receipts from admissions Will be donated to that charity
In addition to the attractive display Of paintings there
will be music by Bernsteins orch.s trs
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Mr.. Arthur Dine. Wit. Gen. sheridan.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-The President dined
ont for the first time this season with GEN aud MIA
Sheridan on last Tuesday evening There were present
aso the Russian Minister Mr. Charles De Strive AMI
Mime strive senator Cameron and wife Senator Hale
and wife, Marshal McMicha, and wife, and First As.
ttstant FOstn aster General j. Schuyler Crnaby Next
Wednesday the President will dine with Senator and
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Shot on New Years Might.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3.-The wife Of VIM.
schmetz who WAS shot at midnight on Wednesday by
party Of New Years shooters" while looking out Of
her bedroom window, died this morning The police
have not yet arrested tho tho fred the shot
have ascertacd that the party Atted In citizens
dress and not In InRsQueradng costumeA
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Fifteen Years for n urder.

BALTIMORE JAN 3-Irene Newman. colored
convicted of murder in the second degree for killing
Martha Gordon where both were employed In ho6rdng
house to-day sentenced to fifteen in the ne
itentAry, Jealousy led TO the homicide.
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PARIS Jan. 3--Gen. Camrenon, the Minister
OF War has Resigned because NJ. Ferry demanded thai
more Fcrnforecmens he sent TO the French troops in
TonIuin Gen. Srmpcuon refused 20 acrcde to this
sgnlng Gs rcas"; hai such action would compromise
the moi Eatou "f the army ten Lewull Will probably
succeed Gen. t1Wpcnou as Minister Of War
reported that Admiral P.yron knyter Of Marine
tNA I'M --LnaLu
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CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-Scalpers are selling tickets
to New York, via the Chicago and Atlantic road for
Sso nrst class and - so second class BY the Grand
aud ~ for second clasa
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PoudHKEEpsIE. Jan. S.-A runaway team OF
horses dashed into passing freight train Ludlow
Station, the Halson River Railroad this afternoon
and threw six from the track Trains were delay
nearly two hours No one was hurt.
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You can get eli the credit you want At Coogsn Bros
Turpiturs house bowsry and Grand sI-Iav
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Coogan Bros. Bowery and Grand ", ~ the proper
place 70 20 tor furniture or carpets-Adv.
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JOTTISGS AMOUR TOWN.

Fair warmer weather except In the extreme
southern portion: parity cloudy weather and local
rains. winds shifting to souheriy falling barometer
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e.,n,, 40 ,,,,. =, NO.. lin Ill, a. 49,
49, 49,; ~. Az M "a nnu VIZ Nua
$500. gu. " VIZ "s',n, WIN "nich Buy 'u"'pe'
sa.'',, Wv, n noo's W",e 'ho luke ue I.oche-
-0s , "'' ''.,o' .u'u ~ s'om a. tepu,a''oh us
euoiioi'nri oh 'n, ,r"pe~e' ihe iast person
VIZ n"' "''o,'peu III" circus eiu'"o IS 'ue heir
" mo"s,o"' he"ie'' WHO 'n"ae All MS money
!" e"oco'n'e'
Another novel amufement in the near future
VIII DO races with balloons. when the many ma
chimes that profess to pilot aerial navigation