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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-22

WARBENr-ON--T rsips Do 80, o., % IS, SIS
and 60 CONNECT daily 10 snd FROM Warrentop:
FRANKLIN DIEiSI3N-D Daily. except Saucsy.
Leaqo Rock7 Mt 100 3. H., arrive franklin
Junction 0:45 4. n; iceys Franklin Juactl on
1870 p. NJ arrive Eoclly NJ 1880 p. n.
!OEDCNSTILiE -1Tains lcsve Graugo fer
Goidonsvillo LEO 2. ~. z:S0 p 70. aud $50
. M daily, and 500 Il. n. daily except Sunday
Returning, leave Gordcn5giile ioT Grange 500 T.
~. 1875 p M and 3:35 p N. daily, and 1910
A. IL daily except Sunday
SLEEPING CAR SERVICE
On trains Nos. So snd o. Pullman Buffet Slec;
ors between Now York and Montgomery, via
Danville.
On trains Nos 80 and 63 Pullman Buffet 5locp-
ers he:waen Washington and Mes Orleans, aid
Washington anG Augusta, viz DADvi.ia.
On t-5iJs Nos. "a and 55 Ful!msa Sleeper ts-
twceG Washington and LouisT.ll5, and Cba-
lottesyile I'D Cincinnati.
On trsins Nos 81 and 30 Pullman Buffet
Sleopcrs betweon Washington and &cmph.a,
vie Lyncl6Gsq
Or trains Nos. 5s aud 50 Pallmaa 8ahes
Sleepocg between Washington aud Men Gresus.
via Lyacb5urg Gad EennessF route.
WASHINGTON hED ONO DIVISION
ALL TRAINS Daily EXCEPT sunday
Loaro AioIaadria from Y.bi depot ~ 500 q ig.
and AS p. NJ; arr!va at Round Gill 1l:3G a.
nd I:20 .. ~.
Returning. trains leave Ronnd Hi sos a..
and I.25 .. 10, striving at AlexaDdrs st SIG
g. nj. end $3.50 p u.
The 9:55 a. m train from Alexandria couuzcta
at Rornd ELL with stsge for alue 2idge Pcrf5-
vile and Winchester and az LcsshaTE with stages
Tor Aide and middle5urg.
The SOB :. N train snd zoe p ~ 6ran from
Alexandria connects q; Visfma With stases i9r
Fairiaz Court House.
Through tickots or sale az tho principal ststions
to Ell points. for rates o. information 4Sply &c
any cgen. Of sha Company o. tt
q. Il. THOMPSON = 2 a.
Alexandria "
49, I,TAYL0P. &. PA
Wellington. u.
.Oi-. Haas r. 81. Richmond W.
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..Jerqadry Dazel1e.
s,T R,1Y EVENING DECEMBER %.

sAoKv1L1E's sucoassoR-Iu the British
House OF Lords yesterday the Earl Of Dun.
raven asked Lord Salisbury when the gov
srnment intended to appoint minister to
aucceed Lord sackvilie at Washington.
Lord Salisbury replied ~ have tolG my no
BILE friead privately that the correspondence
on the subject OF the minister to the United
States is incomplete, and that, therefore, in
accordance with uniform rule, could say
nothing. It has always been g usage that
the responsibility Tor ali appointments rests
with the executive government, while it ia
In the provinces Of Parliament to pass Judg-
ment on thero after they have been made,
but not to require the government to give
an opinion beforehand as TO when they
should be made On 'heee grounds l must
leave the responsibility OF Introducing the
subject 90 The nonIe Ear, and rnuet ask the
House to excuse me from making any re-.
;,lp :"
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DIRECTORS.

OFFICERS DgREoT0Rq.
President Hon ". ecANADAy. Hoa.slo FUTILE.
Washington i
Secretary, WILLIAM g. oDELL, NJ
Washington don
Pres !. Hon Per
lars aon.N Y, = .cANADAY.
Treasurer JOHN B sRJPAAN Q BARroE
Wellington D. @. BENJANI1 W BROWNE
eensrl Manager, .cUNNINGHAH, WILLIAM oDELI
Hsadorry, Arizona
The capital stock of this company $625 600 divided z5 CO..
shares of ST each.
The company incorporated laws Virginia .o
the worcestershire and personal liability
the holder.
sound mining enterprise placed the market and
possibilities exceeded Every should double
value within year. and they may quadup they based
property that would ordinarily nave beer capitalized O
great on account Of its known richness and promise.
The shares made small chat any invest Subscriptions
for FIVE shares are as welcome those for hundreds
Every dollar Of earnings will go the stockholders dividends
there nothing else that they can be used for.
Wsewel MILL capacity 20 per day. with powerful machinery
purchased will be the ground ready for erection the
mine within the thirty days
The solid basis upon which the company founded and the practical
proofs the already secured the confidence
public and the steadily advanced in selling value
days fde sales have been made
better stock market for permanent Investment
For full information regard this Nine apply to the
SECRETARY, Room 40 LIE Droit Buidas.
WAsHwaqon, D. G
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.sTARFTELD L Hall
DEUCE 3s y .
como. Prince aud yairfs- arae5

e~escriptions 2 apccislty. EnslisA. french,
Gorman and Domestic Toile. soaps; Genuine
Farina Cologne; Magnolia, HodyosInia, Gorsniura
and Florida Water; Genuine Lubins Extracts;
sponges, Hair brushes and Combs; best English
Tooth Brughes; q fu!l ooeortr0ony Of Patent Medi.
cines, Coxes Gelatine, Corn Starch Sea MOSS Fa.
rino Spices Of I'll kinds, ana seiect stock Of s]l
articles sod By druggists II pricsa as low IS tho
sarne quality can be obtained 1ispThoro. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-22

A Law AND ORDER OFFICER PUNIsHED.-
Captsiu Wiahart, president of the law and
order league, ives assaulted by an unknown
man in Pittsbnrg, Pa, yesterday morning,
snd severely punished. The leseue has been
making wsT on violatcrs OF the Sunday law,
and it is supposed tho captains assailaot
was one OF tbs y:c.ms The assault was
witnessed by num5s; 5t people, but, in the
excitement, the mau, who Is described as be-
ing tall aud well dressed, escaped.
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STEAMER ]. IT. THOMPSON.

SUMNER AND WIN ER SCHEDULE FOR
1858 AID 1889,
Commencing nc day, June 20, 1SSS
First.claqs soc. Second.class 35c.
steams JOHN W. THOMPSON MONDAY,
NESDAY and FRIDAY Ut 8 o. NJ. from
Reeds wharf Alexandria Coz RIVER LAND
INGS Returning TuesGay Thurstay and satur-
daT mornings, making FL river landings.
20. chsrter each day except Monday, Wednes-
day end Friday Fer further information apply
to F. A. REED & co. Agents
ie2l Il iexGndria Va.
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aA1rnsosz Af50 rogossAQ 8stLaoA !

'cs Eric, '5.'l'au9eiga@ and 2ochcstor daiiy. q.
Hafaio and Nus aily except satu,isy 'o
coop II, 1itn Sleeping Car Wss5iugt6s -
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0pensns and Closing of the Mails.

f3Deusng and Closing Oh essc EAafAE.
Northern mails close At 7:3o and 1890 a. n.
and 12:45 and $50 p. IN. Open at $50 s. N,
1900 n and $50 p. N.
So.thern mails via Richmond, Va. close ut GAO
and 10: 80 q. n, 5;45 and 900 P. N. Open at
$50 and 1870 g. N
Southwestern malta via Charlottesville, Va,
close at 500 end 11:15 a. IN. and 900 p ~
0pen az $50 q. NJ, 1900 N. and $50 p NJ.
Manassas Division mails close at 2:3o p, m
open at loco Il. n
Alexardsis and and Hill, Va. mails close ct
$40 y ~ $40 4:1O .. Il. open at 900 a. N and
$3.50 il.
Oh aarrdcn Leeshu:g. PpIcellville and Bound
Hill e; elesy - 4:1o 7. ~ and open ut 800 q NJ
We eri meta closo al iz45 430 and ESQ
nm a,.e0 IT SIC u, Zoo un. and $40 p.n
Washington DE-. C,Siis else at 800 END 1850
y u; a,f l@:45. 4iI aad 6:50 ?. NJ open
81 3:3e aus 1899 s.. II, i@:eJ III, and 3:ol and
oar. 5.u.e 'Yen ?: 800 " n. Close at $50
.. IN. nror ?; 5.2G 9. u. 1iose - ! p. IN.
Snudsy Gu S Naeu Al 200 q. Ii. Close ct
So y. -
CARE!ErS ScaEDULE-C Collections made CT o,
Trim routes-6:S0 snG 1000 a. M, 12:20
2.G0 aud 6:oo :: e. On Strip soute-6:3o sud
1860 3 u, aud 500 z. M o
Deliveries mad. at 500 M, II N. sud 5:Oo
surday-cassisg, eindow open st 500 and
close az SO So II
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RAILROADS.
T1HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTs
Z TO THE
EGRTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
W Wv tlN-FFGI n
Steel Rails. Ddgnifcs,,g r..
in effect DecsmteT Is, 1858. 's7''T

i
Double Track Splendid Scsusrg
Steel Rails. Nagaifcsnt ro.i--
in effect December 16, 1883.
Trains lesve Warrington HON station o,~,.
sixth and stroets, as follows: VI
For PittsbuTs and the West, Chioseo Limited u,
pre.s OF P1llmsn Yestibuled Cars al 9..5S'. TX
daily; Fast Line, 500 a. m. daily to Cinci5ra,4:
and ST. Louis with Sleeping Cars from pit,.
burg to Cincinnati, and Harrisburg 10 s, i..''
daily,.exc o. saturday, 70 Chicago, gitb So
ing Car Altoona 20 Chicsgo. Western Fvase!gl
~ T:1G p. II. daily. With Sleeping Ca-, rs
ington 20 Chicsgo aud ST. Louis ro,ra.. asA'
daily at Harrisburg with through S.ears,. '' ~
Louisville and Memphis. Pacific Eyure.s IN ;ut
p N. dsly, for PittsorrG and the YES, ,.;.I
through Sleeper to Pittsburg, and Pu;bT.,9 ' u
Chicago
aA1TnGos2 AR0 ro-olsSo zslaoAe
Fcs eric, ,5snsuaaiy,,@ and 2ochcstor 5si.r.
Eaiaio and ilgaE .aily except sa.u,dsg ~,
GOO ? II, VITO Sleeping Car Wsahiugt6s -
Rochester.
For Gilliamsport. Loci Havcl sad zi,.i-s
$50 M, daily azccpt Sunda5
- SOW YORK ard the Last 80 900 11.no
aa t.Ao 2tD 40 l0lE and I:Ai
~ o. -rclz @:,rJ aud ll 40 p. IN BOO
4.;e. g35aa i.sa g. !.imitoe Fz7ra..
ot S1t.-ca eric -r= SEA r. e.. ,iailv az.
-t pasf ai1 80 D. H. daily wi,.
u.a.Gg .sf-
~ E-ocgigl,. ii. &. al. ,f5o-sa crsinscor1e,, e.
ssr,sS tty 'S5tn boats ~ 3-Ookl~a Anrg.
-.slrec- -se1s.-. 3, FuI5ou street. zyo;a
u.- .ai, fa-fl tg- ross i,.s, ork Civ.
For Phiisdelphis, - l0,9O0lIO0 dli4O
"a 2.M size 5J $40. 1880 and t1.Zs
=. - 80. t.V5 .aG $40 "a. 2tO
$40, -.l', tJt.a saG l1:20 d.. ii. Ian
i:ed lzpresr. o. isIoi lsrs so o. m r...
GaJ ., Nth Uiul...j =
t.si,-5.7re 20 $40 800 $40 90.
:i.tr- -ut s t2aN5 2.OJ BED, ,t
$50" 49, 53u 80 ~:1O 1000 an +, 4.
D. Ia &HE4r rI, 900 500 l go.
G.a 3tu, %.35 a.i0 500 -:4O $40 ION!
Gd il.z3 p. g.
So. Popo'a C.oeS Line, 7:20 8. IL. sad 20 nm.
daily 1Zc=gs suAGs!.
Fo- Aar-r.ii5 720 ana 9:0c % r., and l205
AMI t41 p. ~. dsii5 except sunday On
3Ga6ays see 9. q sud -.:i0 p. H.
gxAagsfA Aap FRzDzsIcnsDUse aA1L3sI
,Ho AIzzAaDRIa 4gD HAsH16eroN 4A.soaa
se- Aicxard1ia. E3C. SIS, 100. sac. o.s5.sp5
1907 & n 12:04 noon, 2.05. 4:25 800. 5.55
sos, SOS, 1905 ana 1877 =. Ga Sun.
dap at 4:30, 3:i5, and 1867 E. Ia, aud 23
800 sos AID 1000 p. ~.
Accommodation e. Quantco 720 u. ani soc
m wHls-tay5
~. 2.chm5uc snd tie South 4:3O and 1857,
n dsily, and 6o5 2. ~, daily, except sunday.
-ains lc.ga Alexandria Tor N2shiugloa SOS
7:GG. $3.50 81 IL. 1910 and f1:OI q. A.. 120
$3.50. 2.23, $40, 6:30 7:05. 9.32, 1912 ana
1905 o. ., jn Sunday az $40 and HOT
q ~, 2:00. 90, 7:06, 9:32 end 1912 p. N.
Tickets ,.ud Information al the otdce, Northesat
corner o. 18Th ss-eeg nd PenaG. Avenue and st
.he llton x5srs orders can Do loft FOR the check.
To- 51ggage 10 das.ination from hotels and
les;denccs ]. g. WOOD G. 2. a
SEE. Z tDdH y r.
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s~~~- X - AZ r-e@ezx Sszsrzz
swssrsse~ are kesrx rs-- IN 10 zcEnz-
r.szsszse ftyss czx-srs 4 foz-TA ex-
- 60 =. s.-ss<~.-s x esrsnx- Cars wz
- rsssrss rru TgErzrpa avense ESQ z a
- axv.
So Hzs psrazz r0yxxxLE1
Tzn~n r-swsss xk.~ exm~~ aa~z
- - -. -, -. 80 -. ~ - =
- - - = -. -. ~ - s..azue
- $50 .pr.1v-. - a~-4v.1 k.r-e was
- :, -. l-r~4a-s-u-.a -. SIS
- =, s.z-z- - fsr-,e;x xsszsrvxr.
= - .s-s~y. 49,. .sSzregv.--@a go kye
- $50 e -. ee-ssssss.sze- &c -
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"a .rx sea E=rxzY-zrx..
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a MOST EgEIAI FATHER.
Tze Cab Cir ssskz P-gsee-isz FE1z
Lehman Tazsss


/ ease Of xrozg against which the
Law o5s-s 10 protection cane 90 the
e.sEei4I Rosice Of Presenting AEto-neT
gO1zld yesterday. Joe gandGs. al
alleged farmer hviag six miles frozs
the city on the Reatoa raAd, wanted
possession q his daughter Fz-sszrz,
aged Il, Sho h2d r1l away from
home These people ere nor Gnkaosn
here, and are nos Stranger 70 the
criminal eoarts- Tbs father VIII d
remembered n the crab nan, and
the daughter Is the crab girl Sew
erAl days ago JA16Es te@, tie girl
most brufzlly Esfk = strap aai She
ran Of 70 cd man Wszmo-e's.
three miles distant. where frieraly
shelter Vas gwen her >he came 70
town yesterday With tire Wezmores.
JandEs cane by himself He hzEp@r-
e1 20 see the girl se@Ezd her, and tack
her 70 NJ Rozzla'- ostlxe. demanding
that his child he restored 10 him- The
prosecuting attorney s-ztsd that under
the laE he vas estxtie1 % possession
Of the child. AMI they lett the once.
In very teS minutes the girl re-
tzrrea, haviaE eseare1 from her
father, AMI showed Mr. Ro1Gli tEo
4xfgl marks upon her leg and thign
where the strap had literally re-
moved the skin. leaving the flesh raw
-ne stated most positively that she
E0zld bot remain a. horse AID zskeE.
. for some permanent remedy. because
she zoaf4 mn AWAY a. the uext or
/ PortGaity- The girl seems u Enoz
about s0ale crime her faEaer has CON-
| raitted and Ihis nzy b. Used 10 keeY
his brutality Ia eBesk- The n after
/ w4s essp1I4EIly settled BY allowing
! the girl - ress-n home wita the Wet
usasreS
While the father s Feid II 81 hu
man instinets, TIE gITl j. nos 4steSethgl
/ t.zrzaeless and tke only way - SAVE
her from lie & degradation Is 70
{ transplant her into sE1sA sayTpzn4S ngs
- All develop her better nztare. In,
fortunately Se4sElsf has TO organized
/ society Whose oasee i i 70 take c4se-
Lac fhis- The iz@ can ID nothing
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CALIFORNIAN PICNIC


Ae - Al1FeS : aTsI I.alsa9n E1n Flse-
nir Il gsaton, Friszv. was an tn
bounded success. The principal Tea
iaas- 81 e5urse, Kas the CALIFORNIAN
-r1vts, wisieh passed 81 zith zsst zn,l
good humGT. City CSsrs Forrest de-
hFsred neat 2i3ress Ct welcome. ar-
propTigse 60 the occasion. an8 II
cOarss, aaoaaaing in good thIngs. At
Z. ~ TIE games Sese e4llsd and con-
suFne8 the naiance 81 tie afterrosgn
Tie resu.t j. aprealei
EsnuiaE hlgb yumf,-fi. ". smith
| krsI Fr'Ee, <i9; John 9cIlernltt. e.
ond ITixs. s.
Running long Igmp--A. Alien. frs.
prze, s.
Banning. hop step and inmp-A
Allen- first y iIe- SO. J Ncfsrmits.
second prize. s..
Fuss5ng cAbSr - 4 Z McLenraa.
sirst Pgizs. Sc; J. A. Marrav. seoond
prix. s.
Putting heavy shot. A. Mnr-zv.
[ Eirsi Fsixs, SO; A 4. McLennan. sec.
vnd pFiza. s.
Thrasing heavy hammer Z
z tat f'- 49, s4H-n y y n
| rzy. feCond nrsxe. s.
! iguE,s 5arte- u8iie raee--gt ". Sait9
srst 81 ~ So. Z. Rose second prfza. s..
Esee fer 81 under sf,ssr YEAR
Jessie tslaii Arst prixs s.. Aiice s,ress-
veil yslunl p5i1e. s. 20. Helen Cazie.
I tti-d prize 81
Esee inr hogs uusler Gfte1n YEAR
- iasy WILLIAMS, f5r-t FFixe. g: ~fsw-
Z arf i.2ckrv seeo.fsf rsige s. 50. ". J.
! Ner. thiF5 prsze, s. So Richard
I Woods igsITth prize 81
Z pue-ha8 ulse gare-6 " ~rnith
.5rst rrixe, 81 f. EoWe. second priEe
s.
SAX rsee-A. DeifeI. Grst Prize. SO.
g. " Weeds. second prize s.
Hurdle racs-fi " Sm5tA. frs;
( f-izs ST.. +. Eose. secynd prize IS
I Eanee raile F4ee-ts ". ssasth. trss
I frtze 5 -. z. Rose. second Esrze. ST.
/ >iNash Doe ensarei far tine ,A-ee
tztile rac's. hgt f8ile5 e. eros the line
{ a7ss or setVad The Svmpatssg q. fhe
crowd, heNeFer was vita him. sad
Z i generously made hias gp a Ysar4e 81
Z 81 - Which vas este saa5cieut "a
( zcFl3F Z isu For BIS eEeF1IQus
Tug ot WaF fetEsea ftle bachelors
( ans. married The bachelor taas
I tire rrszz. St9
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THE TERRITORY.
Fatal Train Wreck Wear
WaIl4 WaIla-
rEA.r FATALLY sHor-
r~ssss<.f N<~s frs-sL geses>Sz- rssfs
go e7.rke. walls wssss s.s ~s.~-
k.~~ csss.l~s-D~s3A 81 h~rnn
G~~~4~-Yn~ s8t~zts~s ~ E~sasn
r.~A4sx~S-sseA sss~r~ssEss ss-s
rrsnn Ts<~nz-

w.xss wsLx8- A@x- 81 terFzase
.-saNh~r o,eezr~@s ~ : sFee7as fFesxfs
trxsn u x4ssch wsre nsse 11rs q ess-
= caassxns1 10 this essF. 90 the Pea
ssse.cs asrxneas ID fhe o 2 & = 81
1.xsoek tssss asse~z0ns- Wise eosazzsg
Soxz he gra1e sAss ss<se - kzze
wozr.xsn szx1son the ears were ss-
r1Es4s by . Sekeesiss RAJ, eazAssx Az
"a s<aws the srzek- Essser S31'ss aE4s
n Ber-y, hrGk<rasn, sxfs rscssssus
fz.zl iasssrse=- TIE -assa<sa zsss.
ws~~ x44nssa 90 xn esx5se SD ss&rsssa
fs~ as city. sssorf dxiag 81 TIE ssE-
B<rr5 was t4ksz % sAs hs~FNs@i ne
<..ar1ps rseose~. B.oaA lived ~ NAt-
fas. Nazy emtfsz wss kAaAsa-
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PORT sLAKELEr.


PUz- B1AxxGET- AEx .
N. zBd Mr. EAx-5es E0Ssnsex. os
seattle are sn ygy5Rg , pleasant TtssE
EleEs kseir ekSsarea and frssrs3s here
ArrEses--AuEzs- &, ship Mercury.
szrx 0rs0o Is1h. h4rk Theokszls, FL
hnrk &. D " hsfrH0-e, I'd. bark y a.
Mr. G8ys- III. " RAcs zz3 Mr..
A2-s@s Wr35s- Il Pert Ns-eaxery. are
vssI7xng friens4s n Eagle H4rhor AID
EsskeSey-
ssYx- J. p. Bed q The h1zrk T1ea--
fs3s1 res1Ezsea hrs PRESTON n master Of
ksr. ard Capt IS n CsgsEzs hAs taken
charge n rs p1zre. The vessel loaas
lgaFsker 81 Port HSLloek for eza FrGE-
Cleo.
4 s1.FTzse party vas esTsz Mss
Josie gsegA@ last Saturday evening.
Ebsrh we1E2 ap n > social dance. n
the halt Th0se & the sErFTs-ing
rarity wsre Misses Lena ard Birdie
I&a8sz. CT Port Madison Mfssez Arzis
ard Jeanne HssS0n MIS- HzaEzh
EAofsoa. Mis. Carrie Swznserz. Frank
ard Charles S3Ant%-g- z y. Creigh,
Aiuzress Green 2a1 oske-s, ard Al
eE owed > very rseKszyt evening
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zesrsc a1vezszre. foz1o1e1 81 = se-Ses
Il strezked eTSsesez ssI-serInz n rhe
extremes Of sszxe r-eseas4ts0n and
zzrsa-ozS nErse%zue
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Henry his Al eazzl She = agile
sEt<ie n EssEeEez1. &as7 - qzsek - .
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seem a. svsnraneoaz zs they are SIR
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1ssr1tzx- 7Escxze-s oE motion and En-
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e her cizsS- She scores every R<Ent
set by the r22y-igts- aid aids many q
her oxn n such \ Eas ~ 10 delight
exervsze before her
Frank Blair. vel remembered here
~ singer and actor OF rra-zss. ~
reas=s3 himself last liSh5 II sch :
gar - % he g%Esz3re sCzrprsSe He
has ze1ieTesi the art of s0E coalssfy
and b-01Ehf 70 K natural akzssties Il
zeng and geSS1re that Ezore thar SIS
sae pAzcr that once a<4oax@i 70 sails
bay In the eozzsezl duet. ~As usual, 2
ard n the sGic. As Long A. the
! Weird Goes Eo1zd, be m1se de-
ci3esi bit GnEf Ezs szcored rppezsesEly.
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sePs bGsy Attending the e2coreS
Every member q. tie company de-
serves mere than zse-e mention and
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4 without ssT11G The EIars mag
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A r~-e-ss- ssrsz ng Mr. EskS-s szsA@za-
k~~s rs T-zns 81 The 01rzSezEza hssel
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ard E@zEaze Company This cum
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and Esa lz-Eesy q / ans cgnszz7e 10
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z-rlates 81 Incorporation ret, bit ex-
g=@cf . ID - s1so1- ! 81 - manager
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se2tzl- s5ef n ard take FzE1 cogn
Eroas street ntgr1 1nzsezv the re-
porter Ezs 1azsse 70 zee4pz tie Ezvi-
iz1ion
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yAxcarTKE. W r.. Azw- gs.-TEe
Clarke egzrsy Deaxsc-xtas conEszEias
Eass se,-szay ard Ezs ezss<s4 - oFzser b
fes. =. 2. -Asw. NJ. r. " ssesEAe-
xzn wzz zsasss efszS-na1a Ct zkzE eor-
reatszr Ard s.. 2. HA2s1sesez seere-
tary. The fSssAow5ng delegates 50 sEzs
trrvitor1xi esSnwxnrsen SER esssesssz By
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Van Sseetf. H. " kEapp. = -etsssS-
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lesszS-s wer@ ese-ez - eozs1Eef tes
caBT3ss 3. this e0znsg. wAlga N51l -
3 Esry ssssroszA szs T. " fsszszee-
xza. In p r. sass. Or j z easzth
and :. = 75erzs1 81 Esne09Tsr II ".
Enxpz znd 4 T E1Ezz e L1aezz4zs.
aud 5a8gx 3. ?. TEnner Of Is Fsrssv.
The esznFsHfszz a@ sssrEsea 20 1aeez
September = 9 sssna51x*e egsfEfy &
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aessga tes IN re tssrEifurssl eosnysas1AsTl.
hst Col. 1bxN insists that Clarke
.basis - rsst5f3e4 . sfne- skss Grants
haElng gives 9e5eEzss voorhees, 5s-
450rstF fws years aga. Accordingly
uizse delegates were gbossz-
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The CASE DISMISSED.
Es Fzr1Asr Es.orissy Desirsi ~ TIE
Magnetic Eealers.

Mrs. Eddy. Sho had szch Al III
peasant experience Eifh electric heal
ers. wss sot obliged 70 90 iato oozr;
yesterday. The case brought AGAINST
her By Mrs. Thayer for SIS for electEs-
cal appliances w4z TO have been heard
~ p. rs, bat Mr.. E&dy's statement
printed IN Yesterdays Paxs-IxrE1.rg-
0EscEE eTi1eatiY changed the pyo-
gram me. Tor early IN the morning. the
attorney Tor the Plaintiff went into
oogFr ard pasG the cost. asaoantinz
gsfh the z;tsraey fee. 70 befweea So
and SO. and hal tie ease sissms ssssl
Mrs. EllF AMI daughter all conrinae
o. their trip east without further &C.
say. The ease was dIsu1i s.4ed, L i
SAID sf TIE insiznae r *Ilr Thatcher.
a 10 dad not care for arg farther noto-
rlefF