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Treasurer's Notice,

The following warrants will be paid out
of the County General Fund on presenta
ton at my office:
No. 226, in favor of Joseph Hunter, $Is IL
70, E. w. Barry. 8 Is
$50, Mrs. Marcus. So
JOHN GARRECHT,
County Treasurer
By IsIDoR SMITH, Deputy.
Idaho City, l. T., April 3, 1883.
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Teachers Examination

On Wednesday, May 10th, l w,,
hold an examination of all apP,loa. ar.
for teachers certificates, at Ge"'.
Vile, commencing at 10 O'CLOCK eE3e yam =,
of that day. l have liked , se,S Of
nation in view of the dlihoulsy ,Isr
travel from a distance at the regu' 20
term, May I'd, and shall be g Should
meet all applicants then. al. they
there be any who cannot "ai'
can apply on May I'd.
J. A. LIPPINcorr, -.
County School Superintendent
April 10th. 3v,
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Albert Dodge, OF Fergus Falls,
Mimi, became crazed by religion and
told his wife they ought to 60 to
heaven at once. When he attempt
ed to shoot her, she grasped his wrist
and turned the revolver, the bullet
entering his own brain.
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For Bale.

One eighteen-horse power engine and
boiler, and one double or single circular
saw mill. For further particulars call on
or write to w. F. Hiatt, Placerville, Ida.
no.
March 6, '86. If.
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THIS APPER !; KEPT ?. ., ).

Z. Dake's Advertising Agency, o. and ss
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco C.l
where contracts for advertising NAV !.
made for it,
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GIRLS HIGHER SCHOOL.

487-4S9 La Sale Ave-, Chicago.
Twelfth year begins Sept. 18th.
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies and Children. Full courses
of study, including preparation for
college. Good houses, we'll located.
Address Miss REBECoA S. RICE, A
NJ, MISS MARY K. BEEDY, A. N.
principals.
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Boise City
MARBLE WORKS.
Manufactures and Dealers..in-

Italian Marble and Granite
Monuments, Tombstones, 7 blets, Stat
ues Iron Fences, and all XII sof Gene
tery work. We have secured the services
of first-class workman from the East
Mr.. w. W. Douglas, who has no superior
and few equals in the United States, as
workman. We are better than ever pre-
pared to do firstclass work, at such e.
tremely low prices as to defy competition
We have also received fine selection of
original designs, both in granite and mar
BILE, so that parties can make as good Sc
lection from these designs as can be found
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for our
designs and prices, before placing your Or
ders elsewhere We will make it to your
interest to do SO.
Our designs in Iron Fences are the best
and cheapest IN the world. We can fur
nish a good Wrought Iron Fence nearly
as cheap as a wood fence.
JAMES DYMOKE,
Manager.
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OVER THE SEA.
What's Up in British Politics.
Michael Dnvitt says ireland Must
Have q PARLIAMENT
Tho Latest Dovols pmontl In tho
Mackenzie Boremann Aii,dr.
William witnogses m Excavation
NJ Ancient PompeiL
Extraordinary Honofs 20 tho Memory Of
Frederick tho NrDio -floqucts
Revision mn Bal'3ur
and Harrington.

Bmiv. oct. ts.-nc foundation stone
Of the mausoloum oi Emperor Frederick,
nj Potsdam was laid a. $50 o'clock pm.
today, In the prcscnco Of lhc Empress the
poNagcr. Empress Viot'ra and hei daush-
tors. the Duke ~ sp1ua, and others
Prince Frederick Loop jll, pi SAKE. Mcicn-
gen. rad ON address On the objects Ut the
memorial. The muni pal authorities to-
diy presented 20 limpf Frederick ma ad-
drcss stating that In grateful recognition
of Emperor Frederick efforts 10 develop
the capItaloi the cmplTo, the people desired
10 found nn institute " prpr.u, hism mem,
ory, aud that 10000 would d. granted
tot this purpose The precise objects OF
the propO q I institute would be- lcil 10 thr
discretion Of he Imp uss the noble part
nor Of Emperor FrcdsiiCk 100 liis rllofa TOT
| tic peoples welfare bnd enlightenment,
/ aud they weU conndont ihlt she was best
| fitted 10 carry out the hmperors wishes,
The Empress appeared deeply moved anI
oppressed her hcarli.t thanks, AMI s4iu
she would do her utmost 10 make lhe III
/ fiituto useful
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nrerLInridgc's District.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
piNE Blrrr, Ark, Oct. ls.HThc cam
paigu was opened this week in this Con-
grc.sional district While the present In
cumbcnt. Hon. @. r. BrccsInridgc, Is
filling ont some appointments In the
great empire state, senator James ".
Berry b. representing him and calamity
unfolding the revenue reform banner, ~
tho Democratic majority b. not LARGE IN
this district The Republicans are using
every effort in the vain hope Of clccling
Col. j. VI. CLAYTON, brother Of Gov Clay
ton. bat their money nnl all their appli-
anrcs IN boot will Eil them. Mai. Brock
intidgc holds in abiding place IN the m'
i.c'inns NJ 'he isrmy- ami labuuns men
and hc will be- reelected 10y an increased
u.HfUFity
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Brniy. oct ls.-lho liar I''my
states that an action which has been pend
ing ior some years, brought by number
Of American ship owncm against the city
Of Bremen for the recovery 81 navigation
ducs alleged 90 have been Illegally icylgd,
has been concluded. The demand Of the
Americans has been rejected. On the
mutual suggestion ui tho American gov
eminent aud the Bumcu council, ihu
question was submitted Tor arbitration iu
Prince Bismarck, who suggested tha! the
Ieipsic court shall decide.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
The AiIaniic,,gnr Company.

srm,Uuup, Mas, oct lS.=At,arh.
mcnts Tor large sums wcrc placed on thc
property oi the Atlantic Cigar company,
oi WcyHcd, aud on the property OF WIN.
4. Abbott, IFS proprietor closing the lac-
tury and throwing 10 hands oul ol work.
The attachments arc on behalf Of the M.
tinual and llampdcn banks and T.. {, Car.
ppntor The company Is hup'lc-sly in.
,nlyrd. The liabilities aic e"huIO ur
s,nOl1. 10 add a. the confusion the
prsidcnt. VIM. 4. Abbott, hns dis.
apprnrd. and his associates di-clnIm all
knowledge ul his whereabouts. though hr
ID Thought 90 hc iu Canada On the even.
iug of nis flight hy borrowed sums Of
money. and ID Is said hr also collected
-lmr large bills. Ills private fortune BE-
entirely absorbed, 90 HAT nothing ram hu
.ayrd from lho wreck. as bee recently 900.
d1r.rd notes Iur large amounts. The ni-
turnry, lur ,hc bank ly that There b. nu
,,II,ur, ul intentional dishonesty H1 iHr
Ihr company was one OF the largest cigar
lYu... u Mts.l,hua. o..
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Nrw YouK, oct lS.-Mayor Hewitt
spcakrs about his feeling iovard Fre'i'
dent Cleveland said todoy There Is no
coolnc-s between President Cleveland ana
myself or Mr Edward Cooper l sec 800
reason why should not 90 To see MI
cleveland. or why hc should not call on
me. lie hos repeatedly invited Inc 70 dine
,.,tl him. but on every occasion | have
b.cu sick and could not accept"
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tonishcd Young Eriton, threw her arms
around his neck and repeatedly Kissed
him. The Young woman WIS very good
looking aul the young man, though
greatly nsiunishcl, did not attempt TO
check her Their acquaintance rpcncd
into love. and the wedding took place yes
tcrlay. The maiden Is hall breed, about
eighteen ycar 81 age. Her face j. whiic
and delicate, and atiircd in civilized aud
fashionable garments, mo- one would ever
su.poct that ghc was NJ Indian pafoutago.
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1,,r Mnhn.n nerignse..

CmoADo, lIl., oct IS Arguments tor
onI aniueI thc motion to consolidate a,l
causes pending iu southern Illinois ior tho
foreclosure ul mortgages ON the wabash
r..I.pI vpm continued before judge
Dr..llm this morning Judge gtccn, oi
-rrr.H..d. aud Mr. Patterson, Of Detroit,
speaking lur aud against tho motion, TO
.u..I.tI|H.
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r,,,,,,.. sui ArnIn., Mrs. arnnt

NrN Youg, Oct lS.-ticn. Adam Ba'
d,,n's suit i1r $4,000 against Mis-. u. =.
Grant for ALLEGED services In preparing
Grp Grants Memoirs" for publication,
wg. again adjourned before Justice patier.
an. III the supreme court, today, until the
br.t Monday ia November.
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Tho Gas I.lph, Association.

ToroNro, Oct. rs. The American Gas
Light association ut this morning session
elected the following President, \. u.
Slater, Of Providence, X. J.; yicc.prc'i'
dents. n. McMilcn, Of Ohio, J. II. Harm.
son. of Connecticut aud W. II. White, ct
New York: secretary and treasurer, &. y.
X, IIumphriey, vi Massachusetts counsel,
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Special u patch 90 fIo Apn a.
Nrwrour, Ark, oct is.-Sam Wall.
who has heretofore borne q good rcpula-
ton In this county, WIS arraIgucd today
before o Justice Of the peace at Jackson
mort on the charge Of steer stealing from
ON, of his n,lghbon After hearing oil
tEr testimony tie Justice bound him over
i'm Ala, sum ol $500 to await the action oi
the grand jury, which meets next Mon
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uen ,ll.,n.n,irrl..n Tom.

Special ufIu'rh io we Apl'aI
J,cgsoy. Tenn, oct ls.--'rhe grand
old Democrat, Gen. J. u. G. Atkins, a
candidate iur the United States Senate,
made splendid speech 10 good crowd
In this city today. In the course Of his
,Ir,aI.s lac said hc would make Il hot for
Nr Harris before the canvass was over
Tbo speech WIS well received and loudly
truI4ud.d
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OBITUARY


special urr1l,htu lha Appeal
Nrurom, Arb, oct. lS-Ncwi has just
b.,p received here oi the death OF Mis-.
Limo Davis, beloved wiico Walter Davis.
This .ad event occurred this moUiIng ot
their home near Auvyguc. The deceased
vn. the sister oi j. VI. llDigood, deputy
sheriff ul iila county She WuH q great
l,yorits with friends aud acquaintance OH
account ul her many womunly gwg %
Trn months 400 she WIS married to Wall
l,r Davis. ol thiB county, al tie home ol
brr parents in SapliH, Miss
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Lord IInriIngiOn.

loNpoN, Oct ls.-Lord Harrington was
rendered banquet at Belfast tonight.
There was large number of persons pres
ent and much enthusiasm was manifested.
Lord Harrington delivered speech in
which he reviewed the Irish question.
lie denied that the conditions laid down
prevented constructive policy ON the part
OF the Unionss.
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Crushing Outline mary.

BERLIN, Oct lS,-Tho police today
searched the Office Of newspaper here
and seized uumbcr OF copies OF mo
mortal pamphlet which had been issued
on Emperor Frcdcrlck's birthday, con-
tanning extracts from the Empcror's diary.
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In,,,,c a., Am :. al aaeLenIIe.

BrpliS, Oct ls.-1hc NoioHm I,n"y
says that Dn. Bergmann and "eDh0ru'
have declined TO ad1pl the suggestion 70
have the public prosecutor indict Dr.
Mackenzie and the German publisher Of
his book for libel. They declare that Dr.
Mackcnzic's slatomei Is will focoil on nun ,,l,
self, aud they arc therefore ANXIOUS u ,u.
his book lie given the fullest pp9hcity'
Prof. yirehow, In an interview WIN to
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ST. PErErnuRd, Oct. Is. Prince Dol
gouroki, Russian minister TO Persia, aud
Gen. Rehnbach, Governor Of Turkcsian,
have been summoned To attend a council
To consider reforms In tho administration
of Turkestnn.
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WILLIAM .ilIIIy.
yt,,r,n.rofa memphis Contiru''" Hn'
- taurttiitc Lady.

rrtHH usra.h Geo Oh, Nrr,al
,auuUur, Niles, oct U.s. Nr y. n.
Williams. o. popular young MAN .' Nom
rhi.. and liie Clara Kelly ONE .. CONGO,
,iu.,s most beautiful and accomplished
yauns ladies, were united BOO mTn'se ~
ihn residence Of the brides n.h.r 10 tn ,.'
,.,y ,....rI4v evening Immediately
,f.r Inc ceremony tho harry. couple
I,,,r,I,I i.r ,lrs ur their luIur home M
NI|rI.r.s followed by che COOL WISHES %,
a. bna. ,i warm friend. who had gathered
A. ,,usrtuIl.r them un their uu,1n'
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Nc. n,nd. 81 ,hc tnst Tennessee

kVUNVIIr, ICnn., oct IN"Ihr sIU'k'
holders Of the Elst tennessee, Virginia X
Georgia railroad met today and decided to
issue aD.ulO.OJD In bonds, 10 be- known ~
th, Fast Tennessee Is Virginia railway I'M
rru,rm.ut aud equipment bonds. ho
iuuls Will bp used iu improve the rpad ny
the purchase ut additional rolling Stock
urW 'IuilIus aulcytunsIuns.
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a. u Aii,,,n.nn.

MAcKrx,w Cry, Mich, oct. ls.-F. J..
sumpson marine reporter here, fell on, OF
bi. boat aud WIS drowned last evening
Nh. simpson was about forty year, of N.''
and had been engaged Ia marine reporting
IA the straits lOr seventeen wears.
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lie pELLa on TIE TRIBE.
Sic Falls 10 Love with q Wealthy En-
prahman ana lie Rocipr0cHtes

ET HIn|n UTU 90 |UIIUTII IT'"-
CmcAGo. H., oct iS..-A dispatch from
Standing Rock. y. T., .ays The people
oi the agency have been greatly surprised
los a sensational courtship. eliminating Ia
a marriage here Yesterday. Last week a
small party Of eastern gentlemen who
were securing this section on hunting
aud pleasure expedition, loot their bear.
ngs aud wandered TO tie agency, whore
the Indians gave them the necessary In.
formation in regard 30 their route. IN the
company WIS Henry AsnbuJton, a wealthy
Young man OF loels, England. While
| preparing dinner In their tent the first dny
/ after their arrival daughter NJ one oi III,
! leading chiefs entered, approached the W
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Redmond, Release Desired.

LONDON, Oct. lS,-Counscl for Parncll
will apply to the rarncll commission on
Monday for the release from prison ol Mr.
VIM. Redmond. in order that hc may ap-
pear ~ witness for MIR. Parncll IN his
LITIGATION with the Times.
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An Ambns.ndor IIonorcd.

VIENNA, Oct ls,-Count Won paar, Aus.
tro-llungarian ambassador to the Vatican,
is about TO retire from his position. The
Emperor Of Austria will decorate him with
the grand cross OF the order Of 81. stephen
OF Hungary upon his retirement.
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nnltonr Congrntuintcd.

LONDON, Oct, lS,-Thc Manchester Re-
form club today gave luncheon to Mr..
Baliour chief secretary for Ireland. He
aitcrward received an address from Union.
lists in Memorial hail, congratulatng him
upon his patient courage in dealing with
the parnelites,
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CAmo, oct ls.--rho pcryishc7 are al.
ynncing from Dongola In force. II 10
Thought that they will raid lhc villages bee
tWcon Vady lalia aud Agouan. Gen.
Dormer Ia about Ia start lDr the 'front.'
The fortified posts hgyc been reinforced
and the number Vi boat ON The riycr ha',
been increased.
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shIp nnIIdcr. an a NtrIkr.

LoVpoN, Oct. lS.-rhc jouncymcu ship
builders at Dundee went on q strike Tor an
advance Of wages Yesterday, Tho masters
finally conceded an advance NJ cent aud
lac strikers will resume work tomorrow
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WEDDING nELLs.
Interesting rvouts In Corooviic, Miss,
ana urosnvlno, Miss.

TTT VTT|TTNTITVI I'ITT"'
sr..aI r.sutrUh t1 The appeal
Gnr,vtr, Miss, oct. ls.-Ihc social
r,rut of the -raaUu thus iar, was the mar
riggr of Miss Lula Penny 10 Mr. j. L. Me-
Donald, ua evening The bride bias long
been 70 queen loo urccu,..lc society ON nee
count of h.r beauty and grace. Tho
groom isatuurg mau with brilliant pr"''
p.Uis. % considerable owner ul fytl estate
anal ,ur of Doc largest stockholders iu
MI NOW ,Hyus' bank The Episcopal
,Iur,4 v.. sIrl 90 its utmost capacity
md % pruIupr wedding was mover seen 100
tlr State. 4 brilliant reception followed
M fIo Residence vt Mai NDpus president
of tuu la, National bank.
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pricr of InnI AI,nnccd.

LoNpoy, Oct. lS.-1hn price Of coal has
advanced two shilling' per ton, owing To
the strike of the miners. II is expected
that u compromise will be- effected 10y
means OF which mining operations will be-
rp.umpl
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InInNnr nI II.MrInIIsm.

LONDON, Oct. Isl isrpohcd that the
differences Of opinion among the currency
commission have been settled, mnd that
the report viii decidedly favor bi-mclal.
tatu
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MEMPHIS,

Thomas Turner, OF Charleston, S. c.; w.
III. Pearson, OF Toronto; I, q. Samuel, Of
Indiana; A. T.. Boardman, of Georgia; Nj.
Cartwright, OF New York; c. W. Blodgctt,
of New York, and b. L. Chollar, OF
Eongna
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ST. PrrrnsuuHU, oct Is. Gen. PrcviIs
key has lett 1uhkc with the intention o
exploring Ihibrt and visiting llassCL
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urrrmnnn WiiIing "a nam.

BrmiN, oct lS.-Dr licWmunn does
not obiyc, To lighting a duel with d. Mac.
LVuyly
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Lorryiltr, n.y., Oct lS-Mm' Me-
Nahon died at Green Castle yesterday
aged lOJ. She had lived there since 1900
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porter Of the I'uslrlS Ilhmh protested
against Dr.. Mackcnzic'B attempt 10 throw
the responsibility upon him. lie said hr
hal not been summoned 10 see Emperor
Frederick. Tho autopsy hc added,
showed that the disease was more deeply
seated than the tumur irum which d.
Mackenzie removed the particle for exam.
nation. The police ui Berlin have seized
an English aud French copies Of Dr.
MJrktugip'H book
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InNuoy, oct ls-Dr Mackenzie has
igucd statement rciulins the assertion
oi Prof Nirchow aud Dr. WaldcycE lie
SAYS the nbs,rss was o dilusc one, and
that. as usual in the case ol dying persons.
the secretion Of pus was arrested during
the nst few days lie wasuot surprised
that Prof Nirchow failed 10 recognize the
absrcss. which did not have a hard limit
inc wall. d. Mackenzie also denies that
the tissues were iu normal condition.
lie SAYS that owing 81 the insertion NJ
bIsmuih and wool IL WIS impossible tu
iudrr their condition. Dr. Howell cor
fubprairs the statement Of Dr. Mackenzie
M t1 the existence Ol au abs,rss. lie adds
, lliat the breast aud lower portion Of ihu
turhoa were not examined.
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.nir nnnnInrinrrr.

EuunIru - Y, Oct lN.rlho hu,'-
NOS. community was uslpui. shed lhH morn
ing by the report that II. IS. Euw Gee
.tir manufacturer bad mylrrloH0y lcit
tur rily. that hp WIS charged with forgery
and dat thr sheriff bad levied uu hIa
,r,.rty. The uNtrut ui the iuwyrIu BE-
upLunvn. but they will amount 90 ut
Ir,.f $1,000 The Traders bank is sup.
p,.rI tu boz the only sufferer u o. said Goo
have been Briggs plan "a forge thc nantes
ni bis patrons 90 prpmiFUry notes aut F'l
the buna tu discount them. Briggs hHl %
mmiIy here. and b. related to several Oi iHu
,.....f f...H.Iurrf p.UpIu in the city.
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NnoI,.si. ,Io,h,crs.

BALTIMORE Md, oct u.s.. \ decd OF
trust WIS executed Yesterday 10y Nathan
and Simon y. WuIhhgimcr trading w
WoIsh,.mcr Is son, wholesale c'piurr.
tp Emanuel ll,cht, assignee. The bond
UIrd b. -u.UUu, estimated liabilities, SD.
UJO, and assets $1,000.
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QUITE ENGLISH YOU KNOW"

Sir" James HsY nAEcAS POLITICS ARE SO TAsrEprY QFE YOU
nrEm norENs rs MOUTH HE ru@ MS FOOT IN IL
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THE ROYAL WELCOME.
UGolNGToDo AnourT
PROCLAMATION ON TRUSTS.

"Whcn President Cleveland delivered his message had something TO ST.
re about the DANCER Of trusts think there have since been no Dcoc
country whether they understood meaning Of the word or not that have NJ
warning the people horrible danger Of trusts Well shall mol
afternoon shall sag &at &cy altogether dadn6Jo"
TIL mr.. @ rl affairs rih uLici neither Prsi1 Cleveland dy
any particular right 10 u,syETc' (Stned)
1.-THE UTcRowwED KING" OF TRUSTS AND MONOPOLY
Nv private trunks and twenty parcels and bags
For the good Of the home market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27

A TIE ARLINGTON COTTAGE,
SCHHOON LAKE, y. Y. -,
Picasanly located but short distance from me laKs
sb1re one half OF the steamboat an1lng goo1
siry roons supplied with pure spring water bathroom
SUM io' 0"'- G. c. WHITNEY Proprietor.
4 LIST OF HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES In
a the ATSKIIIs; also summer excursion routes Tree
unon aopcafion 10 ALBANY DAY LINE Vestry-st
New York
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Couutrp Board il1antrn
Urn GOODS
Eeaal Notircs
NOTICE ,,o, .u, ,, corn =.
ovr,cy OF rHE COMMISSIONER or JURORS. \
ROOM l27, sTKwARr BUILDING. Z
CTaNuERs STHKEr AND BROADWAY. {
NRW. DIRK June l. 1883.

oxg,rr ~ THE COMMISSIONER or JURORS, \
ROOM l21. STEWART BUILDING
CfIaNuERs STHEEr AND BAOAuWN. (
NEW OnX June i, 1888
Applications for exemptions VIII BE- heard mere. ION
~ aalv from all persons theftO lrDic or IecehIy
h, exempt ana ga heclcl lhlOrd-
lion wall be gwen ..o.,. 80 20 tbeiy l,ann.tv or
proved permanont EXEMPTION. VIII receive Jury enron.
nent notice rsQuirng shcm u appear beioie me tnl'
year Whether liable not. sueh notess must DC an,
swered In nerson II possible, ana at THIS Office onBl
under saver. nrpatcs. II exempt the parry must bring
pIoof ~ exon LIABLE he must also answer In per
son civins f and name, residence, ETC.. etc
Persons enrolled liable must serve when called or
pay their nnes No mcre excuse WIZ ~ ayMea os inter-
iefencs uerirted The anes unpaid VIII be entered
as iudomenfs upon the property OF the aeiihqlehtA
All good citizens viii AID tho course OF Justice anc 80
euro tesbe and respectable jureS ara eQualLe their
duty by serving promptly when sinmonei Allowing thsr
clerks ara snrnatcs 20 serve, reporting 70 me nny az
tempt az bribery evasion, and suagesins names ier en-
rplnsnt persons between sixty ana seventy years Oi
age s,r-,cs ,bsentcc persons temporarily H. anu United
State, Jurors aro not exempt - ,, I, A.. -.
Fv.yv nan must attend 70 his notice ~ IL mis-
deueanor 10 give paper 10 another W answer II
mi. imprisonment "a give or re-
eeive av nrnt brihc. directly or ndirtcty IN Tea-
lion 10 a iry service 20 withhold any paper or make
any false satement and every ease VIII d. iuS prose-
eused CHARLES REILLY,
Commissioner OF Jurors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-27
Furnished Causes Go Eei.

l., OR RENT, FURNISHED, FOR SUMMER to small
L prlvnse family ony.-Largc airy house. Palnne1, N j.
40 minutes desirable convenient station stable one acre
ground JAMES AULLl Walist
~ fw WINDSOR oN1 TUnsoN.-FOr rent fully fur
Y nlshed very desrsbs estate: roomy house all I'M
preycnsns elegant riser and inland views; beautiful
TURNER & SANFORD, Ncwbulg, N. Y.---
ITO RENT FOR THE sUMMER-A woil-furnislcd
house IN Great harrington Mass. u rooms and bath
hot and cold water lawn OF one acre eooo sape~
For terms aud particulars address at once
A. G. COLLINS, Gieat harrington
Berkshire CO., Mass