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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-19
Weather Bulletin.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-For Texas:
Warmer. light to fresh southerly winds,
except brisk on toe coast, light rains fol-
lowed by colder westerly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-19

The court of appeals at Galveston
has adjourned, and not the supreme
court, as is the impression here The
latter court has the San Antonio iDjunc-
ton suit under advisement
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-19
The Daily Eight.

Office No. 4 East Commerce Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
WHISKY TRIEvRs.

7nilons OF "oid Rye'' TAKEN From Jacob r.
shssnsr's Distnlsry Tuesday Night.
Tuesday night thieves broke into frame
building adjoining the distillery OF Jacob
+. 1heafier, No 646 East King street, and
ssmads night OF It." This morning when
the thisvery was discovered, there we're evi.
dsnces Of the drunkenness and debsuchery
Of the thieves In all parts Of the premises
Just how much liquor was drank
OF carried of, or let run to waste,
d mot known, but It does not prob.
ably exceed ten gallons. One one gallon
demjjoin W,Ae carried of, and 1t was no
douh. filled from one Of the barrels. A
beex keg from which . party Was having a
good time in the neiebborh0od on Whit
Monday, and which they left lying empty
near the distillery was missing this morn
ing. Whether the thieves hlled 1t with
whisky and carried It of 10 not known.
It IL simply known that two
barrels, one Of which contained about
three and the other seven gallons OF whisky
were found empty this morning. What
the thieves did not drink or carry of was
allowed TO run to waste from the spigots
The thieves effected an entrance by forcing
mp the sash OF tho window. From the
frame building, which WAS used AZ a retail.
room, they entered the distillery, but did
not disturb anything there, nor In the
bonded warehouse. They made their exit
through the engine room, unlocking the
door from the inside.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
A RECEPTION TUEsDAY EVENING
Contributing Members and Others Epts
tsioed By The Y. NJ q. a,

Contributing Members ana Others Epter-
tsfoed By The Y. n Ca
The reception committee and Isdies'
Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Christian
aaaociation, gave an entertainment In the
association building, % South Queen street,
Tuesday evening
The rooms have lately undergone many
improvements and presented an attractive
appearance. They were crowded by mem
ben and invited guests.
The exercises opened with Q piano duet
b. 4essra Holiipger and Gibson. II. X.
: Fulton, esq, followed with an address OF
Welcome, and prayer was offered hy Rev.
DR.. e. V. Gerhsrf. A quartette by Messrs.
Gibson, Speece, Hollinger and werr was
20 well rendered ss to elicit hearty encore
Aiss Mary Denues played with fne touch
piano solo, after which an animated nd
dress was made by General Secretary
6peece. After plano solo by Mr.. Ambrose
Stein, spicy addresses were made by Mar.
xiott Brosius, VIM. ID. Weaver, David G.
Havers lex, Rev. J. X. T. Gray, Rsv. 8.
Stall and Rev. J. T. Folwell.
1cs cream and cakes were served In the
library room. The occasion was pleasant
one aud was productive OF good to the
association.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
MEnoRIAL DAY AaRANornnxrs,

REV. n. n. q sissisgsf WIN RrsosA the uemo-
raj Sermon on Sunday Evening.
A nnal meeting Of the joint Grand Army
committee, In charge Of the Memorial Day
exercises, was held on Tuesday evening ct
Alderman Barl's once.
Rev. Dr. Mitchell, who had promised TO
deliver the sermon to the Grand Army ON
Sunday, appeared before the committee
and stated tnst at the time he promised 70
deliver the sermon he had overlooked the
Presbyterian centennial Jubilee In Phila.
delphia on that day, and he was obliged 70
attend those exercises He said bis church
was at the disposal OF the Grand Army on
that evening. and he had secured Rev. ID.
H. GsiseipRer to deliver the sermon. That
arrangement was declared satisfactory 70
the committee, and the memorial sermon
will be presched att Presby terian church
on Sunday evening
The graves In oil the cemeteries will be
decorated on wednesday morning by de.
sils from the local posts. Flags will be
placed on soldiers graves on Saturday, and
relatives OF soldiers are requested TO visit
the cemeteries on Sunday and report to the
sections soldiers graves on which flags are
not placed, 80 that all may be decorated.
Post 405 will hold special services at the
soldiers lot I'm Lancaster cemetery. Post
s4 has not decided at whose grave special
services will be held.
William D. Stauffer has been elected CHIEF
marshal Of the parade on Memorial Day
and he has appointed ~ his aids Hiram
McElroy and Nj. N. Stark, OF Post "a and
r. II. Arndt and A. &. Guinney Of Post 405
The following orders have been issued BY
the chief marshal Post 81, form In Eas
King, tight resting on Centre Square
Post 405, form In North Queen, right rest
ing on Centre Square the soldiers orphan'
and societies will form on left Of Post 405
Following 10 the route Of parade out Soutt
Queen TO Woodward Hill cemetery, Il
Hazel, TO Prince, TO Orange, to Duke, u
to Lemon, TO Lancaster cemetery, out nortf
gate Of cemetery to james, to North Queen
TO monument and dismiss. The line vii
form at o'clock and parade move at l:3
sharp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

CHICAGO Nav g. FD y. VI -Mqr,ri olaneo
"a -, A-y' &C, Ju~., sSL.e; JuIy, S7sSc.;
sGorn-May. SeXc; June. 65.I July. skc.;
oatss-Mey. Si,i june s.s.c July, saxc.;
.,is irs9ak-aay. ~ S2' June. ga s2xi July
VsoEH Aug
i.sia-,hAy. q % June. 8 SIX uly. ss 7ex
:, Snort htb:5 May. G6o; June. q 65; July.
CLOSING.
Whest--hay. siI June. sisse July. $50 ;
Sorn5say. ts9ci June. scxc, July. 5s,.o ;
Oats. May. S11c; June. ss1sci Ju'y. ssnc.;
:. Pork. May. ga S5i June. ga a5i July.
$50 Aug, as 72x.
!, ebert 1,,t aibs-.ssy. 0soi June rsS July.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
ave ssees Assrnss..

CaIoAeo Nay al,.Cstue.,,n .,sors ,nScs'p'; .sesr.
ss,sSsr . ssSs 81; :sScs.. and seeasss 4 !s0s e
cove, bulls and mi.e6; az. ~ 7sSs so' ouik'
HoSs-secsipts, 1900 head; shipwents.
ss0Ii marset lower mixed. Is !s0s 20;
Ss ssHyy y " 'oo' CO., light y 100" 'sips' I" 20
Sheep Reosipts. 40 head, shipments,
ssoo0s Texa, weoisd. d oo0s 90 shorn. q 80
4 90; lambs, OIL 000l co.
nAsr LrssSr1. ,ss . Cattle A. Receipts. iss !.
shipped 70 New York TO day.:
Hogs-Recsipts. 60 head; shipments,
600; mixed. g soQs ss Yorkers, 9 c.1s 10
common Sn !. .r,, To- fnr 500 so Pig, % ooos -
sheep = -keceipts. go; shipments, 600
market slow, shade on from yesterday 4
prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
Alderman spurri.rs Court.

John GIL hsd hearing last evening on
q charge Of cruelty to animals Decision
reserved.
Henry Kunz was heard on q complaint
Of drunken and disorderly conduct Dsci-
sion reserved.
Joseph Ammop, who Was to have been
heard Thursday evening for drunken and
disorderly conduct, had his case continued
until Saturday evening.
John Morrissy and Samuel Moore,
charged with an sflrsy and assault and
battery on Frederick Maurer, gave bail for
hearing Friday evening.
John II. Buckley, arrested for surety oi
the peace, gave bail for q hearing Friday
evening.
Conrad Sharfier, charged with maintain
Ing public nuisance, gave bail for hear
ing Saturday evening.
John Mumms, charged with the larceny
OF set OF harness, the property OF w. ID
Sprecher, gave bail for hearing Friday
afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
ANOTHER ATTEMPT.
= s,u>usssss AppeIsssd BY the Lodge to Get
Sr,r orssss Sstsrsssed in the Movsrhest.
! = msssssg to be Held Thursdsy. nay
81, % Determine the Matter.

\ uoLuMprA, May 23--Columbia Lodge
Ma 2S2, Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire
mep, held special meeting last evening,
when Il wss unanimously decided to sdvo'
80 the celebration Of the borough's cen.
oounisl. The organization IL determined
% take the initial steps towards having
. Jubilee. An organization was eiected
b slectipg Mr.. Frank Stocker president,
ma Ilafe Fridy secretary. II wss decided
ao have q standing committee OF ten who
ohall Issue invitations TO all organizations
N sovu. ana to represent Lodge No. 252 at
: Meeting to be held in Armofy hall on
Thursdsy evening, May slst The COM
rnistse n n follows: w. A. CLOSER, Mar
~ H,nkIe, Lincoln Melllnger, Harry
Hinkle, II. A. Bennett, 8. II. Boyd, ]. q.
Brawbridge, Lsie Fridy, Frank Stocker,
Samuel H. MusseY. The committee will
issuo circular letter 70 all organisations In
town asking that . committee OF hve be
sent to the meeting on May 3lst III the
delegates favor . celebration . committee
On subscriptions will be appointed. II they
can report favorsbly the subcommittee
will be appointed to arrange for the neces-
mry work.
Deaths Of Two Women.
Mn. Mary Eisen berger, aged So wife OF
Abram EisenberRer, died this morning ss
her home, No ll9 South Font street. She
has been sick since last July with dropsy,
which caused her death. She was born a
Chestnut Hill, and has been living In towr
for the past twelve years. husband anc
nix children, three sons and three daugh-
ters. sui viva The funeral will be held on
Friday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Mr.. w. 8. Brooks, q daughter OF w.
Brantly Supplse, of town, died In May
town on Monday, aged 20 years. The fu-
nsra, will be held on Thursday morning a'
10 o'clock, In the Msytown Lutheran
chnrch. Interment ut the cemetery at ths
place
A slight Fire.
The roof OF q frame house at Perry stree
and the Pennsylvania railroad was on fr'
this morning. The fire was conquered b,
the crew OF shifting engine Nc. 9S9 Yer!
little damage was done.
James Loney and Stephen Frisby, col
ored mon, were standing in Pleasant allie.
yesterday afternoon, when John Seibleia
drove wagon into the alley. He shouted
"0st ont or will drive over you." Th
men moved toward the fence, butnot quicl
enough 10 avoid tho wheels. Seibleist wa
sued for malicious driving. He had
hearing before Squire Evans and gave ba
Su9 court
A very enjoyable party was hold lal
evening at We residence Of Mr.. Edwar
B. Smith, on Cherry street.
Hon. O. y. kaufman will deliver th
Memorial Day oration ut New holland.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
Visiting Her Trienrs,

Miss Mary e. Patton, OF Chillico,be,
Aissouri, is visiting her uncle, A. V.
Hurst No. 4S7 South Queen street. Miss
Patton il a teacher and while here is exam.
ining into Lsncaster's school system. Her
fsther Was resident OF Salisbury township
for many Years and moved to Missouri nine
years ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

Fine. q b0g8 90: supernne, q bO03 26 MINI
Extra. 7. sSG' 10; City viii; k1tra. q SSsi SO;
Wheat-No; l.. Red. state. s3c198, No Q,
s:c NO: Red. Winter. june. OF; July.
Corn - NO. ., Mixed, Cash, ssEc {;
June, ssAc, May, GSMc; receipls, 800 |;
Oats No. i. White. state, loc, No. 2. DO.
AN S93; DO May. 8ac June. use receipts,
67,0U shipments. LOO
Rye dulI stale 75c.
barley nominal
l460.
Lard-Jupe, E IS; July. ss IS Aug, ss ss
Moiasses quiet; for to boiling STOCK, 2Oc.
Turpentine steady at S7kc
kosin dull strained TO good, d 2O0l 26
Petroleum DUN Refined in Cases, ykc
Ireights dul grain TO Glasgow, kd.
Butter weak; Western Creamery, ii k02Sc.
Choesa steady Western Flat, 1lGliIxc. ;
10.
oiess iSess' il'" s'a's' i'ssi's Western i's
sugar steatyi Refined Cuuoaf. SC; Granula-
TOD, 7&c
Tallow dull; Prime City. &C.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair To Rood, 5ac
Coffee nrm Fair Cargoes. Tor Kio. i6s.c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

some days ago suit wsS brought against
Harry Grimscy, charging him with assault
and battery upon Francis Winter. Both
parties are boys, and last evening they
sstiled their difficulties before Alderman
Deem, and the case WAS disposed OF after
the costs had been paid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
6Spt Out for Two NIantb.

Tobe Wright, the colored man who has
inquired quite frequently In the police
courts, had hearing before Alderman
Dssn last evening, on the charge Of drunken
and disorderiy conduct lie was sen, 10
fail for 60 dsya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

New Horse for . Hose Cart.
Chiei Engineer yondersmith, OF the Ere
department. on Monday purchased from
Osnssi Logan large fine gray horse for
esA The animal viii be used 10 drag the
boss cart OF company No. l.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
Another Execution I.aued.

Another execution was issued this morn.
Ing against Horsce @. t'sner, cigar msru.
factufer of Litiiz. The amount of the exc.
cution is El2, and the execution creditor is
JeAse l. Mumms.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
..mp....e. 81. M.s,,rr.,rnl.n n.ra

Nmpsrascs Meeting At faI neId.
Oa tuesday next, May 20, there will be
~. meeting OF the Temperance people at
ksarnsid' Drumore township. Luther 8.
ksnnnsn and other able speakers win
Snaks addresses wa"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

Telephone Connection.
John Giein 4 Co cigar man factnrere, No.
lss North Mary street. are connected with the
tels phone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
DEATHS

DpAuTp In this city. on the 2ld inst,
samuel ). Dem nth. in the 10th year OF his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
I-s--=7s-s - -
RKE2N,
philndelrn,s Produce Market.

PBILapHLrHIA, May %. Flour quiet sale
700 bols Minn. Bakers. u 0)Gea IS fenna
Family. ~ Bdl 90; Western 90. u 20Q& 20
Western Patents, Nso0b2l.
bye,
Wheat--say CSC June. 05o, July, a3c.
Corn-May. s5kc. June. 63axc; July. 6tLc.
Oats-May. 4sc, June. 421sc; July, a8s.r,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23
Charged with Arson.

John d. Harper, OF Christians, has been
arrested on very seriou charge. On April
II. an attempt was made 10 burn the house
belonging to the estate Of jacob w. Harper,
In Forrestville. Upper Oxford township,
Chester county, and on April IA, another
attempt was made to burn the stable on the
same promises. Constable McFsdden, o
Oxford, Investigated the case, and from In
formation he secured, made complain
against John ID. Harper. The accused en-
tered bail for . hearing before Justice Ru
pert, OF West Chester, on Thursday.
-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-23

IT VIII pay you to read Frey & Eckert's ad
vortisement. btd
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NEW AID VhRTTyFME ENIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-13

The Arguments in and a Deeision
Soon fnFthcnminE.

sAS FRASEIac0. Oct. Argument was
commenced ia The EBitcd States circuit
eourf h4fOse Judges Sawyer aad Hoffman
this afternoon upon the operation Of the RE-
cent chinese exclusion act upon certificate
holders and prior residents. Two tfst
sases Rere selected. "a each Of which The
Chinese were released from the steamers
on eriiE Of haleAs corpus. one Of she
GhiuElnen held a return ceTiihfate shich
had been issued by the custom house an
ihoriiies Ia tbs usual manner. aiid another
one aas without certificate, bat claimed
10 have lived herr before AMI 10 baYc ieit
this csautry ID fs.l. pfiar % the Vassage u
he restriction art Both thiuamen arrived
here lasf week, and they hase their claim
u lsud up8u the fact that fAe exclusion
art wss rassse after theF had ieit Hong
kong ard while they sefe apgn The high
seas Rad fberef0fe they had o. notice q
b. tie arst case. fha; of Chai Kan Ping.
iaifcii sistgs b'sfFict Attorney Carey ar
essed .eonc Giug taaf TIE rhiuaTnan sh1Gn
she high seas = hra fse exeisays aet aenf
infN el.ser t1c-r-ss Aas tlie Tigtt 70 sisp
iiaga. sFafign aaa Ehi.e the PRESIDENT re
agalEess that fae Ch.neee GA f5se steamer
hat cess fles fl.4s proceed. Iuga heTa f0g&tc1
pglats - las criF. t4flIshA wese PIE
sens = - ie avare - e isa Aoni Size da Q
% Ifs psssaEF. Sad tH1 saI4e u1sf applf -
iSr eFs TIE Ehiua4aa q the ease u
s iatrer ald ihfrsf q rs9a 5isse ifp.n
ilE3ius Is sEs lUf la.i sef 8 i-fisiifiiis,.
eal 5 fsgg ,are uaf fs.t ,ird g. fks art
"a hslaes ffsis gps.ihf for iia es%gd
sar fie isulissaf - - tif'1H.
sffnfaeF EIsatag, l0r lie GkineS,,
aysac4 s6sf ~ fas e6aia b. hirdins uniA
tlis Hsf4e ot It's fass4e 8 fecc gwen
- SuT aaE v SEN q .Eleaf sAtrf TIE law
f. in ite fass il FclHl sefsd as Ga ex gsst
k1rfo i4g.
Eosh egnHte5 NeFc aurgsfarfss 70 etscass
glia faaeslfsfi crafty If the exf flasi4a aSs.
bas ai.f Ersas gAaf polat .1sacrrow.
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NOTICE.
OWNERS or REAL ESTATE.

NoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed oii IS Wiil he received hy tue
eadessiegcd clerk 90 the csty of seattle. on
e hef0gc Friday. Ocs0hev -, toN>, a.
slock p m, iar tyga lois. oee situated
within tNO blocks ~ the intersection az
Ntliil an0 Terrace streets, and erc Within
sse hluoks 81 tle intersection 81! fiiih aHd
isffery streets, Said offers GO sista exact
seeAt.cu, slae oi lets and prtcv. apc 10 oe
. sreempanicd hy an abstract IS tiile of the
NSee. 8hr city reserves he Ttgflf 20 reject
any ana an offers W X. FuRgF~F.
Dated Oct. b.. iSS Cirtk
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MURDEROUS BOMBS
LouiS Lingg's playthings en-
Chicago Tracks.
a STRIKER noreHr rHHn-
The Most Powerful Dynamite zee
win Return to Work. Trastiax 60
President Ierkes' aanor Ki~h
Mine Operator Killed by Missssrs
strikers.

CaleAgo. Oct ia--C4p, ShsaeS of the
North side police says fAe bombs placed on
the street car track yesterday aftcraooa by
Louis KaSsclbcrg eaptaln dynamite Of .
move powerful quality than any herase-
fore discovered ny the police They are
about the siEr and shape ol hais an esK.
CA top there isa Fervassion cap, and AZ the
Bottom are wires 70 fastoa them 6rlngy an
top cfthe rail They are placed Ia bnneAes
al four, and SHACK says three eenlaia
enough dynamite 10 statseg car 10 splim-
ters Kassclherg had about a doRsn %
them ia his pocket Fao OF three of them
placed in a scciion Of gas pine would make
a b0mh precisely like those manufactured
by Louis linE. the aussehist. shack has
been pumping Kssseloefs, hui 81 far with
cut success
Three cars on the West Side esiartcd Al 10
e'elock t4ls morning aud made the trip
without Incident. The same number a.
ears a. yesterday has scen running, With
uat opposition.
A committee 81 eiilzenS have secured
concessions fEam The str scrs aud wifi en-
deay0s ta get the management Of the road
~ meet them FOR a 0enftrtnrS.
ShoTtiy after midnight wOul was received
from iGe Nncef car meas meeting that
contrary 10 predictions. the West side men
would resume work in the morning They
agreed with the North side men upon
scale OF wages. which, il Mr.. Yerkes' pnssp-
Dsition does not meet. win aot be lowered.
"a tha; case The West sid,Ts propose 70 ssi,
hack on their position Il g. day aud again
Quit work In a body.
AeRE pYNAMgTEGs AKRESfgp.
Another arrest was made tonight The
prisoner Is named Nicholson, Al oil
II ddler. He was charged with eonplicisy
IN knesSebervpr's crime IN selling 10 the
latter the missiles which keessehefecr
placed ou the car tracks. katsSebeFgrr
now claims that be aid not know % che
dangerous character OF iae bombs. Both
were released on $lo,oOe bonds each A
third man. also said TO be implicated with
Kaessebefgcr ard Nicholson, has bern
arrested HIS name Is WIN. Thompson
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pR. MAcKENzIE,s soALrEL.
He bitterly Attacks His Late Ger
man Colleagues.

IoNDoS. Oct. I2.-Dr. Marell Mackenzie.
tn his book on the case Of the late Emperor
Frederick. states that after the enperor's
death an attempt was made 10 entiee him
Into false position. aud he therefore set
tied that a posf-mortem examination
should be made. DF. Mackenzie was urged
10 write his opiniorras to the nature Of the
disease, doubtless IN the hope that, think
ing himself safe frnm exposure he would
answer amhiguousiy; bat he discovered his
enemies by declaring thc disease cancer of
The larynx. He contends thas the opera
iion Of tfaeheO,Omy IN the case 0f cancer
Is Of 3 deadly character, the mortality
amounting to 81 per cent lie also eouieuds
that ia a majority OF cases it y lns1eluaie
for complete removal Of The growth, the
average of occurrences amounting 60 al
most ~ per cent. pr. Mackenzie holds that
ia case Of such iranserndeni importance
such an operation would bot have been
justified without The eieaFesf proof of IL
necessity, which he declares WAS noi forth
coming until a late period Of the emperor =
illness.
Dr.. Gsrhaulf's testimony Is hei. BY nr
Mackenzie TO BE that OF Z 8iseredile3 rival,
aad ne dismisscs the evidence 0f Dr. Ian
graf On ihe ground Of his iaek 81 sksil IN
tine use Of the iafynzoseope. which HeS -
marked that the eiaperur was with aihl-
Guilty prevented from iiism!.s1eg hiin. if,
Mackenzie objects 10 Dr.. bfomaua's cfi-
deuce and cites The fssflm0nE 0f expert
like IfgS. kraase, "a Nalfsnseu and iiot 6 ] iu
f,hutial He condemns Gefhafdf's r1tii-
less cauff FizEfiou for many consecutive
DAYS a. utterly uncxsmpied alt as likely
60 iritate the disease. Il benign. into ma-
GguaBf form
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The Foo,'. Nimbre sixpenee..



SC1ne eieyer rascal in London advertised
fhef Re would. 0u reteiis - sixpenee tn
sTsu8ls, Tetura - Tie sc1ssses 0ae Smiling.
The advertisement gas p4hasfe4 Tr1flf-
rseafzy ogionxh TO attract considerable a.
geatiar. &u8 is naturally excited remark
10 rlsessf rlrssns 81 sseinel frry trx1si -
sut husubsg. ts3 ISIS ~ &c ralled fEHua.
t,slt thaEe sFFg s tg curisqs iuais tiAAis
vt.o AssfgEaiarsi IS sle Vaethef TIRE aaver-
user xzs eEaaE, % = i2ri5-er a. Sd some
gau1e, - Ties s-ut go tlrsr slJteHEFs -
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