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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
DID "TONYD MCLL1NE SELL G4HESf

CHARGES THAT HE ADVISED HIS FRIENDS TO BET
AGAINST THE CINCINNATI CLUB.
CINCINNATI, June 18.-The Enquirer this
morning columns OF its first page to an ar
Gle charging five players OF the Cincinnati base
ball club with "throwng" games. The only
player against whom direct evidence Is offered Is
Tony MuAsne, one Of the pitchers OF the team Ia
support The charles TWO aindavts are printed.
the first from T.. J. Mcmahon, OF Indianapolis
Mr. Mcmahon declares that he has known
Mulau- for the last SIX months and says that on une
advising him IL bet all the money ne could
on the Brooklyn club TO win after the fourth,
NTH ana sixth innings OF the game played
Brooklyn on June l. The score IL TINS
OF tho Cncinnaus In the eighth Inning the Brookyns
and Ia tue ninth four runs winning the
game; tea OF these Twelve runs were earned Mullane
pitched.
%, 1856. lie received letter signed by Null
lane and postmarked Baltimore. advising him 10
bet all the money and 0uy all the poo.s
played between the Athletics and CiDcnnatls on
May "A, at Phade phia Mckeon pitched In THIS game
ana the Cncnnats were defeated by score OF ~ 10
that OF the errors made by the Gin
cnnatis four were made by fennelly ana Two
By Jones' The other tour men hlnIed AL In ths arl
as implicated with Mlllane IN selling games are nos
K~enan catcher Fennely. shortssop; AMI Jones. lcIt
field. - =,
the charges mAlc libel and declared that he NOT
rnow a man 10 Indianapolis Moreover he sad tha5
There pool In that cry where either ot
these persons could bet against the Cincinnati lie
Issued declaring that the stAtemens we're AL
The club In ct Louis and IL IA sot known what
action Will taken by the other players ani tho MAJ
agement the Will he LAID before the Association
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ST.. LOUIS, June 10 tSpeciab.-As predicted
late last night the California match failed to come on
J. B. Hsrein, owner Of TyrAnt. forfeited s2,ooo 70
Lucky Baldwin Since Tyrsnrs arrival from the Eass
all sorts OF rumors have adoat regsrdns his con-
dition The betting world believed that he was not IN
good form. and this shown BY the manner In when
Volaute was backed The Fair Association advertised
the race widely and to-day $1,000 people assembled TO
see the contest 1t tho fourth on the card.
and was TO be the feature OF tho
DAYS sport wbsn the starters appeared at tho
post for the third young man
on,c. oitcation: "Tyrant- volante match Off, Hs2'
gin forfets TO Baldwin" This few over the quar-
tertretch rapidly and caused feeling Of lndixnauon.
a. many Thought better than confidence gsme on
the part OF the association The reason given was that
Tyrant lame Volante came out ana ran the mns
ana hal: in 2: 81 Il Tyrant was brought before the
judges and back.
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INCONSISTENCY OF Mr.. Villas.
PREACHING IN ONE DIRECTION AND PRACTISING
ANOTHER.

IN ANOTHER
WASHINGTON, June Is (SpccidL.-ln his an
uua report and other writings relating TO the con-
troversy over the foreign mail service Postmaster
General Villas has conten tel that 1t Is not within the
province Of the Government to pay liberal or far
price for the transportation OF the ocean mails either to
secure regularity OF service ENCOURAGEMENT to
American commerce. Is would seem that II the com
mercal element aud regularity OF service are TO be dis
regarded the foreign mail service they ought not TO
be permitted to control in the inland mail service
In an official dated June Is. in response to Con-
resolution OF inquiry respecting the in al scr
vice on inland waters. Mr. Villas said:
These routes OF inland each governed
by peculiar AMI Il Impossible that there
can be any uniformity OF rule corporation r'garins
them. The carriers who render no serycs would. in
many ance MOI be found on the route AZ az nut Tor
the Government contract aud would IN few instances be
found making tue regular trips which the Gov
rrulnent requires Wherever there Is either
Keep carrier IN exist~nce Independently OH mails
latter Will be found 20 ba generally tn'port-l AZ
modera the exactlonuy tue Coy
Of regular trips 1T 'ate hours suDn;t 70 Se
duction fine for any omission or failure, hlsaer
prices necessary on those routes where tue carrier
would not exist. or II To be found at all would make
only irregular trips, but for his empoyment IN the
From the OF routes accompanying the letter II
appears that cost mile on Inland waters
under present Is l3% cents In the list n also
appears that per mile OF the servlco from san
Francisco to Eureka Ca Is about Is cents. the cool
ner mile on the route between Norfolk and Caps
Chares-a short route OF 3S aies-.s about - cents
and the cost per mile the route between Tampa and
Key West Fla, 30 miles with senI-weeAy
service ia 90 cents per mile These among the
routes whore the carrier would not exist. or II to he
1T all would make only IRREGULAR trips put ior Ms
a., p,yment IN the Postal Service" On none OF these
inland routes are American steamers Obliged To
compete with foreign lines as Is the case win American
steamships But NJ Villas seems TO be entirely VIII
ing to pay an American line between Tampa ana Key west
much per mile tor carryn .he IN ts IS Ne
will consent To pay American steamship me ior
carving the U1itol states malls between NeN-fOrA
Brazilian ports.
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RIVALRY BETWEEN wALLAcKS AND THE Bloc.

RIVALRT BETWEEN W4LLA CK'S AND The BlJOt.
Ever since the production OF two different
versions OF Auiran's serment Amour" at "ailacE >
ana the Biou theatres respectively there has been the
keenest rivalry between the managers OF The Growing
Hen" and "The Bridal Trap. This has lately lou'
expression in various novel forms OF ADVERTISING Mr.
McCau for instance mounted gigantic china rooster
on an ebony abls IN front ~ MS theatre, whch was
uie-.IHe enough deceive tie pssscr-Dy ahd invite
closer Examination Messrs. Niles 4 Barton fetortei
With git trap which counterfeit present
ueut Of a rooster with his throat cut. hearing ihe
Legend why dic crOwl" McCsull retorted by Haunt
INK his coiors hgh board fence next door 10 MS
rivn's establishments Nght before last Mics a Barton
scoIed point by making the de al wall or WALLACE :
binding the Held for strrrOpiiccn display nut thry
were crcumvent-d 10y Mr.. McCau hooding their lantern
H. ht the stronger glare from an electric Hgh-
Last BIght be followed this truEip by stronger Oir
aud hal magicdntern show o! his own on TOP Oh 1ne
empty hou next the Bi "a. Crowds or peopie were
ted AMI The jokes flashed across the street seeeu
To thoroughly appreciated ..
o'clock crowd so great that captain
Williams ordered his GIsD-r-r H. ana requested
the rv mana discontinue their siereoptlcoh au-
vertislng and 10y time the audiences OF thc Nv"
theatres the quiet ana as uesee-
ed a. Is usual a that hour. During the eA-
element Mr.. McCauf. china rooster was stolen HOni
Its position In front Of the theatre.
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TRANSATLANTIC IRA VELLERS

BY the Waesand Red Star for Antwerp
Mr. and Mrs Norris Reno, Dr. John A. Msndei.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Walters
nv the French linrl from Havre: Or. and
Mrs b. Arnulphy T.. X Cnapin. Baron A de Chanbrier,
Crosee Poplrs. and A. IL taucbere
Nv the "lrsve" North German Lloyd for Bremen:
j. j. Astor, Mrs stuart K. Alexander. General mes IL.
Van Allen. Christian B0rs. Swedish aud Norwegian
Consul. Colonel George Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs walter ii.
Bryaut General William Cutting. Henry Z. Dodge DE-.
and Mrs Charles A. Dorrmns, Mr.. and Mr.. John De
Puyter August Frtge lmperiaGerman Consu!-teOeral.
Henry Prescott Hatch. Nj. anu Mrs. H. :. Kingsley.
Dr. T. A. Mcbride. Mr. and Mrs ia nos
ofpr,sn DR. and Mrs d. 3. ST. john
Ro,-. Mr and Mrs Hilborne l. Roosevelt,
Clarence A seward. Dr. Norman smith. Gustav schr-
nier Miss Marion Talbot. nthrop Talbot Hamilton d.
Tompkins ana Miss A. n e. Hilton
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IMPRISONED ANARCHISTS UNEASY

CHICAGO, June 1S.-The first move of the
defence In the Anarchist cases was made to-day An
application for a separate trial for spies, fielden
scnawb and Neebe was with State Attorney Grin
nell The application Is accompanied by ahiavits OF
four ticating that they. the leaders VIII at
tsnpt TO themselves at the expense OK their three
comp auions-Enge, Lingg ami FISCHER.
MILWAUKEE, June 1S.-A Racine dispatch SAYS;
"Ouy ccnmstanial evidence has been secured against
Jambers who Is under arrest on suspicion OF having
fired the dynamite bomb Intended for eI-May OF
secor His examination was to have been
held today but he tainted away when 1t was attempted
T., remove him the result OF his wounds
Mayor to-day received letters stating that Jam
formerly engaged III the manufacture o1 dynA-
nlItc Ii
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yAxuAyr WILL Rh1P me PARyxLL FUND

The Tammany Committee on Organization
met In the WigSam last night. with shern Grant pre-
aiding Police Justice German received goodly sam OF
m.oev in dues A resolution offered by r. Henry Dugro.
and providng that com OF one from each Assem-
by DIstrct should appointed 70 solicit voluntary sub
scrptons from the members OF organization In AID
of the Psrne Parliamentary Fund and that sueh SUD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

lRrrr~r Orrrcy June 49, m.-Cool dry air
poured down over the Lake region and Atlantic states
yesterday, behind the storm centre tha hAi gone east
ward the preceding day. Local rains fol- In the caro-
nas Another large depression oyerlAy the MISSOURI
valley and mountain plateaux The barometer here
rise. with .ks. clouied until noon. The temperature
ranged between COZ and 7lo. the average 90 ~.
belns 10 lower than on tho corresponding CAY lAss
year anu 57,- lower tnan on THURSDAY -.
Tair ws,tSer light winds and nearly stationary tenn
p-rature NAV DO expected this otv ana Vicinity To-
day At present. FAIR or partly cloudy weAtaef inoi'
Gated for Sunday.
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KICKED FOR PRAFIyG YEAR "A RUMSHOP.

KINGSTON, June Is CSpeciab.-Captain Bow
man. who has been in charge of the salvation
Army detail OF late brually assaulted last night vi
late the savsonss have marched through some OF the
business streets evenings kneeng In front OF the qnoi
shops praying for the conversion OF the rup-selerA
This enrsgei Jacob Freiieweh and his son thAs
they forbade repetition OF the prayers before their
place But the party passed. again Freue ANA son
rushed out aud Knocked the captain down KICKING hn
terribly broxen RIB aud other internal Injuries re-
mi al
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MARRIEU.

BUCHAN Tussi1y. June X. at 81
Ian.s's Churc ROnbIry Mass. D. the Rev Percy
Browne. Elizabeth Huntington HAsbr1IcA TO James
Bucnan. H.
CODY-MORAN-On weinesdsv Juls 10 by the rev.
Father Mesgher assisted by tn, Hsy Fatler OConnor
Moran.
HAMILrON-TORRANCE-O rhursily. Jane II. at
cedar Riige Zen adv V J.. By "a Rsy X Pfsl.
OF Henry Torrance esq @ Gorge Han
I5On, OF iOkohA IA J1psl
MABON-CORTELfOU-At the rest ience O'ths ortfss
parents. New-Brun-wIck '. J.. o. IN tiy ins IL
BY the william Y. V. MabJ. iona : ht))1 % CAV.
eta Van Dervcer tIl shtsr or tierrt cor,ey0L
XRIGHr-MAREIN-On rhIrsiIg. June Il, ~ the Rev.
George f. Pelt n Tom Dkns AveIne 'O1gre fatplt
Churrn Brooklyn George - Wfshs 10 Ses ~, dAl shSer
OF Oliver W. Marvin
All notices Of marriages must be adorsef nth fH name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
sOrrH CAROLINA CROP REPORTS.

COLUMBIA, June Is Special Reports from
900 agents the state Bureau OF Agriculture show
that the acreage OF cotton In south Carolina
has decreased per cent or 1900 acres
this year but the quality has slightly improved. Corn
il rated 90 against 81 Oats ami wheat
reported 70 FOR BOTH AS agansl for oats ana 81 ior
wheat last year; ana rice at 80, as against 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
4 s011T.Kr COLORED GRADUATE.

CHCAGO June 1s.-The Daily Ae,cs's Nincen-
nes lad. dispatch says; In the Nicennes High SCHOOL
to-day the class OF 1856 which should have consisted OF
nine members. narrowed down to one,
Miss Oracle Brewer, ana she. col
ored girl. graduated. In this affair race
prejudice completely oblterated the usual commence
ment exercises Eight of the white members pottery
my firmly wIthlfr from the class. he school nan
wa crowded 10 su1ocatoL The graduate acquitted
- xr.I
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DEPARTURE or TIE NORTH ATLANTIC FLEET
The North Atlantic feet sailed yesterday
moruiug for Portland nndcr command OF Captain
Robert T. Boyd IL will say Portland until after tue
centennial celebration OF the Incorporation OF the city.
which takes place on july L. AMI q. IL will then 20 10
the Canadian coast captain Boyd will be Ia command
until Az Admiral Is ordered TO the heeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
pOSTpOyIyG BOIr RACE.

JAMESTOWN, June IS (SpecaA.-A crowd of
sporting men again gathered at Msyville to.iay.
where the $1,000 boat race between
James Griffin. OF Buffalo. and j. G.
Enright OF Toronto. was to have taken place There
was u heavy sea on CnauiaGqla Lake all
day. aud although the wind snbsidei by
o'clock II was still too rough for rowing.
Postponement hal UNI, to- morrow between 10 anu
II O'Clock. Betting tonight was slgnuy Ia FAVOR OF
Enrgnt although the larger oets were Tor even money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
PEAKS LIGHrNISG IN SEW-JERSEY.

Lightning struck the chimney OF house at
Jackson aud Clinton Jersey CITY, on Wednesday
afternoon and scattered every directOD
The fluid aonc pipe into the grounu
striking main caused q fracture Oh 'no
iron pipe. which discovered until inc "Avet
forced Its-f up through the pavement about nai al
hour aft-ruard - -.
In kah way several large trees struck Dy nght
ming the Franklin school House In churehs~ IL
was damaged only slightly.
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FJL1ryG 4 opIprLE WITH A sroyE.

YorxGsTowN, Ohio. June 8 Especial Will
lam Jones age sixty. a cripple while going through
field near his home al Pa myra this county. met John
Thomas and William Davis. who begun making finn OF
HIM II ended in III nurinS stone striking Jones
on the head, Causing his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
Fell BAoKWARp OFT OLA WINDOW

Mary Tracy, an Irish girl, age seventeen,
while washing windows the third story OF John
Campb-lfs house at No. 43 Nnnroeave. New-Brghton.
: l., al Yesterday. fe backward 10 the sldewah
and WA almost INSTANTLY killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

GOVERNMENT ISDICArIONs-FOR 80 HOURS
WASHINGTON June 19.-FOr New-Engand,
fair weather. followed Dy local rains. northeasteriy
winds nearly stationary temperature
For New-York, Pennsylvania and New-Jersey' lair
weather. followed by local rains southeastery WINDS
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
WAS THE PONDER INTENDED FOR CCBA


There was much speculation i'll SOuth-s yes
teriay as 10 90 abundance o. the powder found by the
police on Thursday nght. About 10 o'clock In the even
ing Policemen Ryan and Farrell noticed young men
bending over pack which lay upon tho string piece
al stern Of the steamer Niagara which Lay at PER
No g. East River. Thr policemen started toward the
pier ana tue away. The package Contained
iorty-c sht cans OF Haztrl Indian Rife powder weigh
Ing two pounds The powder was taken 10 me
Barge Office. inmates Later Mrs. Dgnan. VINO
lives Parneli House at No 81 DrPcy-trr-s saw
TWO young men emerge a. she says from styles Oar
room opposite, CURING between them a
iarse BLACK vaiss; which they carried IN
the street ana urpno'teu III
IN. doorway a. 40 81 Policeman iona Damn, OF the
FIRST Precinct passed The corner OF South ana De-
Prysrrr-st mat moment an the young men nisap-
peiied Dynam told tie officer what she had seen
ana ne opened AMI found orty-eignt cans ~
powder exactly like that captured by the other officers
Ii also taken care OF by the police.
The authorities communicated with the Hazard row
der Company AZ No % Pnr-st., but the company de-
med having any pow stolen. 1t reported by the
CLERK Of .rl's Wharf Per No lG that tn, Hlzari
Powder COnpany's steam launch came up from EMS
Island. where the cOmpany's magazine 49, having on
board OF Ter in and that the pack
axes captured the frat l,Lnei IL wit also re-
ported that the backed out or the slip
and returned the island THIS denied ut the
Hazard Powder Company office.
The Niagara Il In the passenger ana 1relsht trae De-
tween TINS pert and Cuba and 1t was supposed That an
ATTEMPT mtdr to snu-gle powder ABOARD Tor
Cuban revnluf;onsts The officers or the Nlasara say
that the only way which pOwier coud he smusgled
aho.rl would through collision with sons or the
crew and "A, there no one but the steward anu
Waterman aboard this woald be- impossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
c.srs ~ THE GENERAL SESSIONS

Recorder Smyth yesterday overrnled the dcinuf-
Of Roger A Pryor behalf Of George onh-fs
and ortysx others for boycotng cavanagh --na
a In Twenty third al The dei.ufrer soe
forth ctment technically deiectse a. 70 e
of and coercion aud charged moro ~ ouo
CRIME. ..n..nn>a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

OPPRESSION ~ IRELAND AND TIE HOME RULE
STRJ GGLE
II is said that the Hon. I. 7. OConnor, 4
prominent member OF the British Parliament. famous
as u literary man OF tho Irish party. has been ioF
months Engaged upon complete history OF oppression
In ana aud the Home Rule struggle FOR the eallsn
eminent OF the American people, and that IL 70 Dc
issucd soon W Messrs. Hubbard Beothors Oh rh''A'
&c
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THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERs COMING.
1t has been definitely decided that the Aus
ravn erjckssera at present playing In England snail
return 10 Australia by way of the United sAsa Erastns
Wmisn has undertaken the management Of the Amsri-
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cnrsnEn RY 80 OWN LOoOnOrIVE

PETERSBURG, Va. June IS ISpeciaD.-Jay
Wood an engineer on the Richmond and Danvie Rail
road went under his locomotive TO oil to-day when II
moved over hun. crushing him TO death The accident
Ia supposed 10 be d ue to the throttle breaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
YoCIL OPTION IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, June Is Especial Fifteen coun-
ties OF this state voted the question OF granting
LIQUOR license Twelve voted AGAINST license The can
vass In other counties will begin IN the fall
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TO EXPLORE THE UPPER AMdZOx.

LIMA. June Is, via GalvestOn.-A National
Industries Association being formed In Lima Tor the
purpose OF exploring tho Amazonian regions Win
colonizDg and opening up the Janus 10 cui'~
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scrpons should he paid to the treasurer OF the Parne
Fund In this city. II announced that the long
talk the Fourth Of July would he made IN the Wig
bv Senator Vance, of South Carolina and the
short talks by Speaker Carlille, and Congressman
Tucker, Curtin and Randall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

The worse coughs are cured by Dr. Jaynes
Expectoran good remedy also for pains In the breast
and soreness OF the throat ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19

variations IN this e'tv ~ Trains
.t.rs-, IN. dvAoas efra f't me =
riansht
~. The srozea o. dotted lns
~, Indicated the Eesr9'aelsf - @
bfss4sJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
TIE FIRE RECORD.
CAR AND FOUNDRY WORKS BURNED,

CAR AND FOUNDRY WORKS BURNED
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Fire broke out at about
midnight tonight the shops Of the Missouri Car aud
Foundry Works. The works were almost completely
destroyed The loss is estimated between $4,000 and
$500 OOO partially covered by insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
Rowland HOTEL Now OPEN

Only True Cure for Malaria -,
II killed eig AM want 10 DC cdtoi hos
mans Liver stomach Pads Will 10 It.
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SELLING WIscHEsrER BRITros's BOOKS


The law library of the late Winchester Brit
ton once Disrict-Attornsy Of Brooklyn. sold at
auction by Bangs & Co.. No TAI Broadway, yesterday.
The library aimed COOS selection or Nsw orr re-
norris anu recent books anl the volumes we're In
cool iitiou. There were great many lawyers AT
the sale ana the prices were generally good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-19
Long Branch

Confecfo Laxative.
For constipation: fruit pulp coniecton agreeable aud
Efficient. AT Druggists.
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TYRAYT DOES NOT RUN.

ran tour The coonlss will play ss st. Georges statea
island. then Boston aud PniiadelphiA
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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GuerII Ncilc.s
Bangs Il Co.. 739 and 7i1 Broadway,
Will seli AT auefiOn

Bangs Il Co.. 739 and 7i1 Broadway,
Will sell at auction.
MONDAY, June Il. At $3.50 and 1870 D. M,
THE MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY OF the LATE
WINCHESTER BAGrTON. esq,
District Attorney OF BROOKLYN. L. T..
Desirable soJl
TUESDAY, AT p. NJ.
flne collection " POSTAGE ali ReveIle ia nps elJrs
Enyrlopcs Postal Cards, and PAPER Aol,y
WEDNESDAY I'll u RsDAY, AT p W..
An Archaeological Collection Prehistoric Relies IN stone
Flint
FRIDAY, AT r. NJ.
THE SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
NINkRAL,,
the property o: the JA>PEHIIGD WOOD J.. now on ex:
hniion 10 followed the sale OF tho mineral cabinet ~
Mr q. A. wETTolElS, OF Mlc1izAn
Ninth season.
MRS McELRArHS
HOMEMADE,
Branded.
@ANNN nv cEt Pnurrs
Jeiiies Jams. Pickles ami Mace Me4iA
Pure Red r-lnt Jelly ale d cIrAlt lnics anI su ;tr
and aotln else. everything pa up "A -ss llra ssii
orers early Goods sJrel IAtu r2 Foo pf;s rstersAcS
g. -, trsss Mrs. SARAH =. McrARAin,
1913 Desraw-sL. bfoOxiyD, y. Y.
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All notices Of marriages must be iidorsed ci fH name
aud address