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Muerlet.

= @eftern tpuroe an Der Nufinltra:
BE elm Neger iiberfdbren unb aueenblid.
lid g%etDbtet. @r fab anf 2anba's nit
9aferfdden belabenem groBen Wagen,
ruti6te beruuter uub fiel oi6t Dor bic
&dber.
= 9rei 0eger tuel6e geifern nabe
benz pulbertburm einen Garmer aubieIs
ten, Der Obit gum Martte bra9te, i'm
I'm einen Sbeil befelben beraubten,
3ablung p~ertueigerten unb i'm auBers
benz nod NIT elmer Waffe bebrobtem,
finb bonn @ebdlfsiberif 60. Stebens
ber5afiet tporben.
= Bertha 81. StanleD = bic bide
Bertha : 1T nebft ibrem bon ibr als
Sobn 'ausgegebenen Greunbe Wilie
unter $4,000 gtirgf6aft benz &rimtnal.
geri9t i~ibermieien worben. SEPT ers
bietet fe fid, bic Bibne au betreten,
iuenu bic betreffenben Sireftoren fir iie
8iirgi@aft ftellen poIen.
= Seute f~eierten bic Garbisen unfe,
rer Stabt ben gmancipationss9 Sag bur9
einen umaus.
- Samitag Mbenb erbielt bic 1as
miIie unieres 5reunbes Mbolpb Mabl'
itab einen erfreuIiden 3utpa6s in Sc.
Halt zines al%lerIiebften fleinen fttparas
baariseu Mdb9ens. Dem @lternpaare
uniere berali@fe Graduation!
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Observation-Disclosures

petitionen: 6euer So. No. l
min BON Der Stabt $25 Mietbe babett
fir ben unteren She'll hires @ebdubes;
@b. &ii6e min bor fetnem Store Elm
nit elettrii6em 9i9t beleu9tetes &e.
flamef6ilb aufifelen; Soste BrDs.
beabf6tigen ibren reuen gef9dftspas
lait nit BON eiieruen Sdulen getrageren
Npnings gu umgeben. Mbams &
Wides erbieten fi9, 2anb beraugebert,
sur GortfRbrung ber Sofepbine StraBe,
menn 2eonarbo @ar5a bai1elbe tbut..
9er Mapor ftinbigt an, baB fir bic
ausaugebenoeu public Improvement
Bombs l01 geboten tpurbe1 un6 EN-,
pfieblt, bas Nngebot 3uriid3upeifen.
Der 8eri9t beg &omite's tber Die
Betitiott CUR Mbdnberung Der Martt.
Oroinans, 10 baB Der Marft aud AM
Mbeub offen gebalten tpirb, lautet giitz
itig. Ser MaDor 1T Der Nnf9t, 6aB
btes elm ENHANCEMENT GUT Orbinan5 1T
unb bemgemGB bebanbeIt tperber nuB.
Wurbe benz StabtsM ntpalt iberpiefen.
9ie Snlfanbiebuug ber pecans unb
Muttn StraBe tDurbe at1geDrbnet.
Sn Beaug auf bic Mngelegenbeit Beg
5traBenfommiKdrs, Der fi9 bur6 ben
8ef9luB, wel9er ben ferneren 9erfauf
bon &ies unb grbe perbietet, beleibist
fablte, liefen 5pei 8eri9te elm. Sn
beioen miro ber StraBentommi1dr ges
taoelt, neil er um bic praris ieiuer
Mngeitelten wiiien muBte, iebo@ tpurbe
Der DON S9reiner unb Manermarn
unteraeiGnete Minoritdtsberi9t, Der i'm
peientli6en BON benz arbertt tuenig OBJ
mei9t un5 fagt, baB tnter benz ieBigen
StraBenbearbeitungs : 5Ditem ttebr ers
rei6t miro wte ie borber, angenommer.
Gallagher bielt mieber eine Sirabe
gegen ben MaDor unb ieine &oIegen,
uurbe aber barar erinnert, baB er aur
6a@e ipre@en muB.
Den anberer Mntrag @alagber's,
baB benz StraBen : GommiKdr ntebr
@elbffdnbigfeit gepdbrt perbe, beant,
tportet bas &omite einfimmig nit benz
9intpeis auf @ettion 1928 bes Greibriefs,
tpona9 bieier 8eamte ben Mnorbnunger
bes Stabtratbes unterlteQt 1T.
9as Geuers9 epartement beanipru9t
cine 8emiaisung aur Geier bes 4. SuIi.
Sir ben Mnitri1 bes Marftbau5es In BET
alien 4. War6 purben $50 bemiGigt.
Sic Petitipn Der mebi3inif@en Gatulr
tdt ber uniberfttdt BON San Mntonio
UNI l~leberlafung zines &aumes i'm
9ospital murbe abi6ldsig bef9ieben.
Sur9 einen Mntrag S9reiner's NUTS
ben bic Orbinanaen babin amenbirt,
baB Der 9tabtar3t bic pni@ten zines
oberien @efunbbeits , 8eamten iber.
nimmt unb Die 8eieitigung alles gez
itripps, 1nfrauts &C. a1orbnei, tpel1es
sefdbrli6e &ranfbeiten briten t6nnte.
Nuf Mntrag @alasbers fol- Der ftdbti=
f6e Solicitor genauen 8eri9t abitatteu
unb cine 2iite Der perionen angeben,
tuel9e bon Der Sta6t ge3abluns ers
balten.
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= Wie uns als fiber mitgetbeiIt
Dirb, baben bic Dottoren s. 9erft ".
9erff unb Brauna9el ii6 bon Der mebis
ainii9en uniperftdt, tpel6e in San
Antonio erxi9tet tperben fon, unb fir
mel9e ie lire Mitpirfuns augeiast bots
ten, 3uriidseaogen. 81 melt mir tpifen,
1T Or. &. Menser iebt Der einaise @eft
beuti1en vlofalen 3alentes", tpel6es
benz rpatriotif9en" unternebmen fers
nerbirt nod feline llnterihibuns Ieiben
wirb. gu bertpunbern lift rur, baB bic
ibrigen beutI9en Merate ibren Namen
au ber @ei9i9te b~ergegeben batten.
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: Gluctuationen i'm Martte fur 81.
~fentuaareu farm Sober bermeiben, ber
feline Srbers bur1 pieper&S dull.
b eB ausfabren ldBt. Gabritanten re.
guliren lire preije mad hem Rnnium.
piper & S9ultbeB baben feis etnen
enormen 8orratb bon Jen3orabt, @ifen.
bled u. I. M. unb He ~rotirer frtbere
aieorige preiie, tuenn b%ieielben aud I'M
i'm Marfte fteigen.
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Wpn snterefie fir senermn,fn

WuH SHtereHe tut SeretMNHH4
@s giebt taum Elm Ganbmerf, fiir
wel9es 5ips & 9aarmanm nidt bic ges
eigneten 9anbmerfsseuge urb @erdtb>
idaften fibren. Rei9li6 aussefattet
1T aud ibr Eager bon 2ti9ens unb
parlOrsO efen,a uno fonffigen 9ausbals
tungsgegenftdnben bon 3inn, 8lecb unb
Glen. Was Der Marft an neuen ST,
filbungen in bieiem Sadie bietet, finbet
man tets bel ,bnen. Garmer tperber
es 81 ibrem 8ortbeil finben, bebufs
Nafauf BON electromagnetic I9aften BIZ
reft init Sips & Saarmann in Ser.
biaoung 5u treten.
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[. HUTH & S0HN,
bic aIteanb beDdbrte
Giien> { 6Dl5md1ren<,
Jdrbeits u. Ga,nems$ anblnng,
s26, 2ss unb $50 Martt. strase,
Gan Nntenic Eeras

Gan dnteniO .........-.....- Eeras.
Sinh Sanptdndrtier fir 8. aanbretb&
Gobn 6eIb., @nrtens unb BIumen . Samen
i'm @rc6. nub RIein. SanbeI.
agenten fir MiefIe . Iue@rasM e 1t.
pfIdge, Itnb bic befeu, einfa6fen, btniaHen,
f6rtfen uub Iei4t gebenbfen @eitpliae ton.
asu nit spei sutea Yferoeu ober Mullen bear.
teitet berhen.
Hgsuten fur bic berabmten Brinly Pfuege,
Dtanet IL. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators COM
oined, &aub. SamsnhriIs, @fige unb gul.
iipatoren. 0nf. 3. BreGt Burhrmaf@inen unb
Builder lltenfIien, gbas. Mutbs Sonis Gr.
traetoren, Bienens@ SANDER, Mejert
GrbaIten eiue &arlabuue Sarrifou Bros. &
aa. gun @tbrau9 fertig gernif&te 8arben.
9aben ioeben erbaIten
Q 0HnfbeI earlb amber unb @arIb Orange
5udsrrobrsS amen, 300 8ufbeI Sprsbum, 400
Bulbel eereinietes Sobnipn @ras Samen, 5000
@funb MIfalfa I9u3erner 4feel. 80 8uibeI
aafir : Aurn, so Buf6d Gelo Bobnen ober
@Eblea tC0w Peasl.
2anbretb unb Eeras tptiBes unO selbes
@adt Rom.
Meifer, rptber, aIFfs, Eodbara, gsperIette
unb Burr 2leesS amen, aestue @ras. eamen,
RaaOr-B ebne, Du@pe,sent 8efen.aOrn se. &c.
il. Huth & Sohn.
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g. S. Stenemipn & Co., Sdnbler
in Sapeten unb denfferbor.
bdngen go. 237 Weit : Gommerces
@trabe, baben in Der fur5er 3eit ibrer
@ei66ftstbdtigfeit einer 1ambaften gr-
folg auf3umeiien. SIM befpratiben Sad
leiften fe uabrbaft finflerif9es un6
geben @arantie fur ale ibre Mrbeiten.
Sbre Sape5irs@ rbeiten finb duBerf mds
BIG i'm preiie uub tperben an Sauers
bafti9teit nirgenbs iibertrofen. tup
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,,0as 2ebea oes 2eibes. q

ST es 81 pertpunoeII. SaB, mem oGs
psnI IN le!Aen eiIaa4 s5p M,,.s; S ,,uhs
'd ssss!s s s'sss5 sa s'5 it t3a9i So ,4s,r eu,n
snOsrn oltsrtrsnOs m.s mii9 g sis,1s, iSiasphs
3eignife:
y. 8. Srod aus gofpel, Wfall4 lagI:
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@ahl. 2lnaefae.

Oa i'd felt Z sabren ais @ebalfs eberiF
sebient babe. 70 fible i'd mid qualifsirt, bas
Hint oes SberiHs gu perpalten unb iinbise
mid hermit als &anbibat fir baIelbe an-pon
benz Bilen Der fimmberedtiaten Burger bon
8eyar @suutp abbdnsis. adtunssboa
R. o. Mleranber.
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Sriihes syleif@. I'm bieie Sab
res5eit 1T es notbpenbig. oaB dies
Gleif@ ftbl unb ba6ur6 frif9 sebaIten
uirb. Ser &efrigerator bon
PRowN 8 JAcosrE, $50. Oil 2oiopaz
StraBe, bietet bic @araatie, bob Mles,
mas bieie 9erren ~lieferr. bor3iigli9 1T.
MQe. Sorten 6leif9, S9inten, Wurn,
Slide &C. &C. Mqe 8ete1ungen tnerbert
prompt ausgefibrt unb bas 6leif1
tuirb In irgenb sinem StabttbeiIe frei
abgeliefert. &2,6y5Mt
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az Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company liefeft mdbrenb beg
SOmmers bic frii6eiten Seefif9e. Nb.
Iieferung fret ins 6aus. 24,5,t-
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sr Wir babeu Germ albert
gt o r m a II II, ben eit5igen auperldis
ligea pianosS timmer in San Mntonio,
engagirt, ftimmen Pianos fir So, repas
riren pianos entipre6enb bilig un5
garanttren ole Mrbeit. Nle p0t1 urs
gen1ietbeten Bianos tuer6en feben Wos
nat umionit gefimmt.
Sbos. @oggan& @ros.
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Mie Abbio Eel her fenhten Wit.

= Wie appig bel Der feu6ten Witz
terung biefes Sabres ale Semitic mad,
Ten, faben tuir beute tpieber an elmer
M15abl rotben &iben (vBeets"), bic
out ber Garm Der Jrau Raroline Mar6,
% Wteilen BON ber @alabo an ber
SULPHUR eprinsssGabrfraBe, seaosen
limb. IS befanbett fi9 lnter 6enfelbem
gIemplare, bon benen iebes iiber bier
pfun6 tpog.
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aa~ 2apitalilten unb SoI6e, tpel6e
ibr 8elb in 8runbeigentbum anlegen
polen, bertpeiien mir auf bic Mnaeiae
Der Serren s. s. 9ignomitD & 60,
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~ gIut' Oransen SobamaNer 1T
belici5s In Der Central 9bptbete. SIS
miro beuti9 geiprO6em.
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% e

"Southern Mortgage Company"
berIeibt @elb, auf 3eit unb gu
Staten nod Wuni@ bes Borsers. Nimmt
".Vendors Lien Notes" an. Spre1t
In No. 43 Solebab @traBe Dor ober
f1reibt ur,ter Post-O Office Drawer L,
San Mntonio, Seras.
%. S. Yatteripm
Is, tutplW prdibent.
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- @isfaltes 8i9p, @elber, Ronz
greBs unb anbere WineraluaHer in Der
@entrals Ipotbefe, 2O4 Me1t. commerce
StraBe.
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pr Sic feinifen unb mobern1ten
Sommerbite. 8eiebt uniere ausgez
3ei6neten @trobbiite fir so @ents.
Pantoai # & Sobn.
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Bdr Serrenbemben unb Soiletteartis
tel in uniibertrefHi9er Muswabl bel
Barcoat 6 Sobn.
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ssNEW ERA99 $1branIif6 er 3 e u 8sa0 Z d er.
Bee Buidmaidine Der geH. 8dt, arbet unS @D erpart. gratM9, dnfa6 um bms.
Die Sdfnbribe nrb bu9 bS 8us sepumpt. Ds 9erF6rn bs 8nps, ne auf BEN
Baf4butto Ou iafse Baf9. Maiainen, sanai9 bemhbeL Rein Badsa Sci Der Arbsa;
bruradt feline Idef5mGsen. Gae Nkn Beng, bot ben fdnfen SeAenHoFen bis au ben
a0bfen sepiben. sdnad3 aaemst ome @ehuns obr Briben. ub one ben gebraud boa
gbemifamn obrf onfsen Rr@rat; enh6 buu1 CUTE Stue uni @aHn. Die Mdf@e
fam in enan @hrrI &r8 t befmpt bebeu. EB-Sebe Naf9ue nb au5 Sabre garanhu.
aseutsn perlanst. w - &G Cha1Oot,
61mLr in Gnnshn1nnm Al eunH6mMn &an MmMnia
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aB- Die "Milk : Shakes" in Der
@entrals Npotbefe, 204 Me%f.gommerces
StraBe finb bic fdlteiten unb erfris
f1etbHen.
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Die reidfe unb eleganteife Musmub
bon Nrtifeln, welde fd ~befcnper8 30
@eburtstass' unb 9c9jeits : @ei&enfen
eisnen, als j:
Silberplattirte Waaren.
9tatuen BON Bronze, Serra /. gotta,
Ycr3elan.unb Mlabalfer.
&eltsiSie SiSuren, @rueifre unb Rc.
ientranae.
BlnmensV aien unb Mmpetn.
Eafen, fem becOrirte.
Nlbums in GROCER auswohl.
photographer aIler Nft.
Scubenirs nit 81 Hnlidten ppm san
Mntcnic, fir SO Gents.
8ilDers unb BilbersR abnen.
Muiitbpien unb ubren
Spernsldier uab 6ernrOhre.
Ealdenmefer unb Sdeeren.
Samen> unb 9erren>T oilet Wecef5aire.
@elbtaiden far 9erren unb Damea.
Oamen.6 anbtaiden.
Brief ,Mappen.
Gdreib3euse unb Noti3badsr.
UiltensGarten gtnis.
Damen.9 rbeitss adRaen unb QBxbe.
9anb=5 piesel unb 3dmme.
6aud-Eiide unb Serptce.
@igarrens@ tuis.
i3eitunss. Wappen.
SpajierfSde.
gosel. unb gidhDrn.a aise.
Nccorbecns, 3ttbern unb 6armOaIeas.
Wfuldelrl in GROCER Muamobt.
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On fablf 0i6

Gdpad, neil bein 8iut unrein lit. Wfan
t6utte chen 70 gut ertuarten, baB Der Sc.
iun6Heitssulfatb elmer Stabt Doltommen
jrin iolIe, iptnu fe uureiues @afier NIB
idIedtt absngsfandle bat, mie bab Elm 10
snlammengeltbter Wedanismls, tpie Der
menidlide &orper tn pOufer Srbnnng
fem iol tuenn burd feline tletnften aes
berden urrtines 8llt fiebt. @etst bu,
baB je6er Eropfea Der stpei ODER bret
Galonelf Blut, bie bu baf, ale brittbalbe
Miunten Ourd Sers UNI 2ltn9e paiiirt, uub
ba6 .bieles Ylut auf (etnem Wege &nohen
uno Wfastel, 9irn unb Neruer, fopie ale
iibrigeu fiiiiigen unb feften 9beile oes Eor>
pers bilbet2 Sas Blut 1T Der groBe Gr'
Idbrer, ober, uie oie 8ibel fid ansoriidt:
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@roquet,S Sets gu $1.25,
9dngematten,
2inbermage,t su $3.50,
Merifanii6e WaRerfibler,
8aie 8ans unb 8ats,
Bel Saul Magner.

s~ Gas 2ager In fertisen ansiisen
1T oiefes Sabr better unb rei6baltiger
IN NusDabl unb preiien als ie bel
pancoat & Sobn.
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those who think with Chateaubriand that There is
virtue in the looks of great man."
KEMBRASDT PEALE.
The second letter is short It was written to
Mr.. Platt on May IT, 1854 n;
;, Dear sir-By Adams's Express. to-day, send you
the port trait OF Mrs. Washington which hope will
answer your expectation. the worthy companion OF
the General Ihave written the back of it. that it
father in the year 1855 know it % be good like
because she called to how Icame with his
portrait. hope it may not be long without frame
REMBRASDT PEALE.
Il is only right that a paragraph should be
Washington at the time he sat for the picture to
Peale in 1895. He had just been summoned
from Mount Vernon because OF the excitement
over jays treaty While he was sitting to the
young artist of eighteen summers, Jay was be-
ing burned in efigy in Boston. and the inter
cepted dispatches of the French minister had
but just led to a rupture between Washington
and Secretary of State Edmund Randolph that
led to the latter's retirement in everlasting dis
grace. This old letter of Peale throws strong
light on Washington's demeanor at that critical
period.
Anyone who will take down Irvings Life. and
compare the two pictures by Peale and Stuart,
will find the remarkable differences between
them explained by Peales letter. Both were
painted when Washington was approaching the
end OF his career, and was burdened with weighty
cares But Peales seems the portrait of man
OF fifty while Stuarts would pass for three score
and ten; yet the difference was only between
Washington the man at in the morning, and
the President duty in the afternoon. with
his sea- horse ivory teeth and his powder and
curls- Peale, after sixty years, seems to de-
light in recalling his better opportunity. and IN
speaking of his work asa act of devotion. It
is gratifying to know that through some extens-
i've litigation here in New Jersey, at this late
date, SO interesting a letter as that of Peales
has been brought out of obscurity and prevent
ed from remaining unknown in the rnusty desk
of some descendant Of the great artist.
LAWRENCE S. MOTT.
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One More California Excursion

VIA yANDALIA LINE. AT THE Low RATE.
February the 10th, 1888. is the date fixed and
$50 the rate fro m Indianapolis; tickets good to
return six months from date of sale. and. if de-
erred will be made good to 60 one route and re-
turn another, without extra charge.
For this excursion the Vandaila line will make
special feature of securing sleeping car accom-
modatIons for its patrons. In cars that will run
through from St Louis without change, large
reservation has been set apart exclusively for
Vandalia passengers. SO that no question will
arise between passenger and agept after arrival
at St Louis, as TO previous rights.
For particular information apply to
GEORGE RECH,
Ticket Agent Penn'a Lines
As corner Wash, and Ill SITS.
D. r. DoSoUGH.
Ticket Agent. Union Depot or address
II. r. DERTNG, A. G.. p. A..
Indianapolis.
Mrs. THoMAs's Dancing Academy. When
Block srs
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ures2 asked the District Attorney
II can't say. / must have done So as the cer-
tfcate has figures on it," This question and
answer closed the morning proceedings, when
court adjourned until O'Clock. It had first
been understood that the trial would probably
go over until Monday, but the Judge expressed
desire to complete the evidence soon as pos
sible and to prevent the possibility of occupying
another full weeks time.
The continuation in the afternoon Of Bern
hamer's cross examination brought out that dur
ing the discussion attending the motion to send
for the scaled bags Span read the sections OF
the election law from 4Ilo to 4120 inclusive, and
parts of those preceding and following them.
Witness considered himself eonversant with the
election laws. The section referring to the open
Ing OF the sealed bags IN presence of the can
vassers MIR. Span said applied only when there
were no returns whatever before the board
But the prosecution read the section showing
tnat IL mad no reference at all to any other
turns. Bernhamer then said that he put the
motion not to send for the sealed bags and it
was carried He did not recollect having testi-
NED as to the Matter papers on the former trial.
but ne knew 1t was part of the defense then that
those papers were changed after the canyassiue
board bad adjourned. When it TO the
footing of the returns he sent for an
expert, man who had done work for him be-
fore. He did this because there were discrepan-
cies when a hgure had been taken for
9, and they affected the vote for Sullivan He
sent for Sullivan thinking that he was defeated.
ard il then ne also sent for the expert The
other expert disappeared Bernhamer in his
direct testimony, said Sullivan kicked this ex-
pert out of the room. but to the district attor-
ney he replied that he did not know whether the
man was kicked out not. but he was positive
as to his disappearance. On the former trial be
made no effort to prove good character. Since
then charges were made in the courts of the
county by Mr.. Elam, attorney for other
parties, to remove him from guardianship.
Those charges were that he had beaten one of
his wards rudely and that he made indecent pro-
poeals to his wards elder sister. He said he was
still tho guardian, although the court had re-
moved him. The question was now pending on
appeal There was fled in the United States
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Mrs. THoMAs's Dancing Academy. When
Block. sri
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BRINGING OUT THE DETAILS
spicy Features Developed by the Testi-
moDy in the Conspiracy Trial.

Shorthand Reporters Convincing Account
of the Arbitrary Rulings of the Chairman
of the Inspectors Canvassing Board.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-22
Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in it's destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads to consumption. 1t is there
fore, singular that those afflicted with this fearful dis
should not make it the object of their lives to rid
themselves of it. Deceptive remedies. concocted by
ignorant pretenders to medical knowledge have weak
ened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers
in all advertised remedies. They become resigned
life of misery rather than torture themselves with
doubtful pallatives-
But this will do. Catarrh must be met at
every stage and combated with all might In
many the disease has assumed dangerous svmp-
The bones and cartilage of the the organs
OF hearing of seeing and of tasting affected be
useless, the uvula elongated the throat inamed
and rritated to produce constant and distressing
cough.
Sanford's Radical Cure meets every phase of Ca
tarrh from simple head cold to the most oathsome
and destructive stages It local and constitutional
Instant in relieving permanent in curing, safe.
economical and never-failing.
Each package contains one bottle of the Radical
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-04
Plans OF ACTORS AND MANAGERS

The Casino will be an attractive place to visit 10
night for the fftcth performance of The Yeomen
Of the Guard is to be given amid pleasant surround
.ngs The interior OF the house Is TO be gayly dec
Grated and the foyers and Hobbies. will be filed with
fresh-cut flowers and sweetsmelling laurel besides
a number of beautiful floral emblems bearing the
names of the various successful operas written by Gil
bert and sullivan A handsome c0uvenir. which sig
nazes an entirely departu,e in that ine Will also
be given out To listen TO Sir Arhur's music, TO
nhae the fragrance fresh flowers and to have the
eyes gaddened with bright colors and pretty things
all at one time is an opportunity not often encoun-
tered.
Last night ushered in the fourth week OF EdWln
Booth and Lawrence Barrett's engagement at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre The Merchant Of Venice
was presented, and the play Will be altcrnated with
-otheuo- again this week Next Monday night how
ever Julius Caesar will be revived, with the same
elaborate scenery, costumes and accessories which
we're used last season at the Academy. The safe OF
seats for this production begins tomorrow morning
An amateur performance in aid Of the yellow-fevcr
fund will be given at the Lyceum Theatre this after
noon The programme which is TO he divided INTO
four parts has been arranged follows: First
quarrel scene from The School for Scandal Eiita
p Otis and J. H. Bird. Second" Blue and Cherry
a comedy In one act, by the Misses Alice and Rita
Lawrence W f. Burroughs, c. W. Nicholas and J. f.
Conrad Third" A Comical Countess comedy IN
one act by Mrs W A. Blood good, f. z. Coward, +. O.
fancdon and W F. johnson. Fourtb-comic inter
ude Twenty Minutes Under an Umbrella by MISS
Tlckets at ~ each, can be obtained of Mrs. II. a
a the theatre