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Republican Standing Committee.

Adams-Henry Tobias, Tobias Mitchell.
Beaver-W. =. Feese, &. =. Specht.
Bcavcr wc.t-H. VI. Ulsh, J %. Snyder.
Centrc-w. II. Napp, X. II. Walter.
Chapman-Smo Long. Gus. Trou'innn.
FrankIin-Chas Bolender. Jacob Hnssinger.
Jackson-W. =. Sholly, J. =. Ncari'k.
Middlcburgh-I. VI. Steininger, VIM. R0mig.
Middlecrcck x. Keller. j j. Mitchell.
Monrue-T liummcl, W. v. Bordner.
Pcnn-G. W. Wttmer, Isaac Row.
Perry-W. II. Harding. q. r. Brocious.
Perry West. &. Struwser, j. n. Willis.
Selinsgrovc-N. +. Wngcusellcr :. +. simpson
Spring. |. MnuhccK, q. +. Rcigie.
Tnion-John u Rogat. I. B. HcrrOld.
Washington-E. ". Tool. O.. a. RotdUri.
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HOUSE,

The undersigned having made ample prepara.
ton for the accommodation OF the public would
respectfully announce that he will furnish board.
ing ana lodging at the rate of seventy -hye cents
day or twenty hye cents meal stabling and
iced for horses furnished cheap.
Those not having tried his table are respect.
lully invited TO call, and they will not 20 away
dissatisfied. Rooms few doors west of the
Court House, Middleburgh, Pa.
GABRIEL. BEAVER
Proprietor
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GRAIN MARKET,

Eczema, Itchy, Scaly, Skin Tortures.
The simple application of "Swayne's Olnt-
ment," without any internal medicine will cure
any case of letter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm,
piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly,
Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. II Is potent, effective, and
costs but trifie. June IL, 'SS. ly.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

SuNBuRY & LEWSToWN N DIV.
Time Table, In effect May Is. 1883
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SeltnsgrOve Accommodate
(Connecting with trvins IN N. q. Ry.)
Leave Selinsgrove. Arrive at Selinsgrove.
$50 Am 1907 A. NJ.
l.&0P.M 2O5 L. NJ
b.03 Z. NJ. $50 p. M.
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Trains Leave Lewistown Junction:
laN. m, %, m, 10 20 ami OF, p IN, 3.2s, p m,
D 20 p IN for Pittsbnrg and the West.
Tb3 q m, - n IN, I ~ p m, 3s p m, 8 81 p m, +,
II "a p n, For Philadelphia, Now York, Balti.
more and Washington.
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J. McCttrg. jr. coin you describe l q Dutch
norin of the year 1887. 1t is current 10 Holland.
s d. Writ TO d. II. jacques, Secretary Of the
ton square, 4
". j. Lemon. B is right in his claim that only
eighty Kings can be counted In pinochle under the
circumstances stated.
A Reader.-The metropolitan Museum Of Art ia
on the east side Of Central Park. at Eighty fourth
street, and within q few hundred feet OF Fifth ave-
nue..
Kttne. "A pretty name for q young ladies' club
ought not to be hard to nnd. sbur 1t should depend on
the purpose OF the club. II 1t 10 n cub purely for
social enjoyment how would :Merry Maidens f" or
Dear Girls " dol For a literary clup "The MI
ner vas " might mot be out OF place. For q com-
Of the Se: ''Elmhursts." 'Laurei," TWayerieys, "
Z" Prin :ess, " ''Dasies" or Z" Rosebuds.
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that he could. Itturned out rather better than l
had feared. They .Save him a scolding and warned
him OF the conseque wees II he should be so dila-
tory about his erran d again, but they did not
suspect the actual state of the case, and / fancy
Tommy assisted their I'M Nuspiclon by telling them
a lot OF lies. But when / .Nw Mrs. Tymcock Gas l
made a point Of doing the 4 ext day. l found her
in q state Of depression and LSssimiSm for which l
was unprepared.
In The end she told me her siOry. The man to
whom she had sacrificed her You IN and happiness
was q good-looIing, plausible sea .un. OF q type
suniciently familiar, who had bambo, wed her into
leaving her fathers roof, holding out Rlittering
RenerRl!ties OF love and gay life In the cvy, and. on
his side, having an eye nrst on the old geIr1emans
money, and secondly on the eradication of q sell
nsh capnce The latter object he pres Hnably
attained: but he failed in the former. fos her
father. perhaps not satisfied that his daughter was
really married at all land 1t must be confessed ,eat
the evidence on this point was not entirely Gov
elusive. aud partly because he had conceived y
rooted aversion TO Nj. Tymcock. refused to allow
them so much a. q single dollar. MI. Tymcock's
profession was that OF bartender, and he could
command fair wages; but 1t soon became
evident that no regarded the woman In the
light OF Q nuisance. and from an early period
he had betrayed a constitutional tendency 10 IN
toxlcation. Tommy was born, and this event
completed Mr.. Tymcock's arrangement; he re-
fused TO contribute anything to the unhappy
womsn's support, and she, after a prolonged
course OF suffering In hospitals and elsewhere. was
obliged 10 become Q washerwomAn or StArye. Mr..
Tymcock, though he woIid give her nothing, Jet
90 lar recognized their relationship a. TO relieve
her, from time to time, OF q large part Of her saw
ings; and he would doubtless have continued this
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TURF. TRACK AND ZINC.

That amateur athletics are growing wonderfully
IN Interest, az THE EVENING WORLD has said, Is
proven BY the double Western Championship to be
held this autumn. Both OF the organizations will
make bids for setting sun popularity. The new
Union will hold . meeting. open to members Of
Western clubs in Chicago. and the National Asso-
citation will have . like meet In st. Louis, under the
auspices OF the Missouri Athletic Club.
The Games Committee OF the National Associa-
ton ia composed OF three particularly wel-known
and able promoters Of amateur events. They are
Walton Storm, Manhattan Athletic Club; W. G.
Rowland, OF the fast advancing staten Island
Athletic Association. and W. II. Hegeman. OF the
Nassaus.
There seems 70 be q demand for hurdle racing.
A pleasing change from steepleohasing.
q big opening in November, IL expected BY ''Hub"
sports to eclipse everything on this side.
At q recent meeting Of the Executive Committee
Of the N. four A. o, It was decided to reproduce
the programme Of last years great championship
al the Eighty.sixtn street and Eighth avenue
grounds, with one exception and with the addition
of weight m tug-of-war. The change
will be an increase Of the distance In the bicycle
race from one and one-half to two milest
II ever 0 race track was 0 big ditch Monmouth
Park course was yesterday. Horses that never
swerved before ran every sort Of way in yester-
days miro.
II In always easier to suggest improvements than
Il IL to effect them, but the Monmouth people have
benefited so much from one or two hinu that
others might not be thrown away. The start in
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was not what 10 called Q moiher's boy His nlial in
stinct was intense, and he was ready not only to
turn over to her nine tenths OF bis wages (but, to
be sure, his tips and psrquisites figured up Q con-
siderable sum, which he generally kept 70 himself.
but would do battle In her quarrel to the last drop
OF his blood II tho p~roblemaical and invisible
MI Tymcock had had one-tenth the affection for
his wife that Tommy had for her he would have
been one Of the most devoted husbands In Christ
endom.
Though TommyS appetite for gore might lead
him into conflicts with his peers In tho ofaoo and
out Of II, his quickneas and Willingness attracted
the attention OF his employers, and he had o fair
show TO get on In the world. He began TO DO recon-
ciled TO his lot for the time being At least. think
he always had . purpose In the background to put
his savings into the butcher trade wnen the time
came, and live happy ever after. As for his mother,
her anticipations OF fortune ran high: she seemed
to believe that Tommy would yet live to DO Presi-
dent OF the Western Union, and live In Q palace and
drive q four-ln-hand In the Park. She began 10 re-
call the better days Of her youth, and intlmaled
that her father had not only been q substantial
farmer, but had had connections even higher in the
social scale. Her good hopes had q phySicai effect
upon her; her face grew plumper. and her voice
lost some Of Its shsrp edge. She sang to herelf
over her tues, and was not 90 tired at the days end
o. formerly. y
One evening I had an unpleasant surprise.
Tommy called with q message. saw by the
date that It was some hours overdue. and, on going
out In the hall 70 speak TO MIN about Il. It was i'm
msdiateiy perceptible that the boy had been drink
ing. He not only had been drlnking-he was
drunk, and he had also been smoking cigarettes.
i then reflected. though too late, thai In encour-
aging HIM 10 enter the messenger service / had
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considerate practice up 10 the present time had he
not been caught tampering with his employers
caSh-drawer and been sentenced 10 = term in sina
Sing, where he departed this life. There are
various degrees OF good fortune In the world; this
was the best that had ever fallen TO Mrs. Tymcock.
Tommy's mishap plunged her in despair. because
she detected in II the awakening OF q hereditary
tendency TO drink and evil ways. II was his urst
step towards ruin; taken, too. Just at the moment
when prosperity seemed for the nrst time at hand.
I deprecated this view. and represented the matter
In the light OF = mere childish escapade for which
Tommy's companions were much more 10 blame
than himself. Tommy was certainly repen'ant
But his mother could not be treasured. The iron
that had entered her soul In the past made It's half
forgotten presence felt again. And II was strange
to observe how, along with this ineradicable doubt
Of her son, her love for him became moro ardent
and solicitous than ever before. She would csress
him with q passionate tenderness that seemed
lmost more than maternal. IL was as II the APP
pearance In aim OF the paternal evil. while II broke
the mothers heart, awakened tina; OF the wife TO
the fatal infa,uation OF Its youth. The father in
,Ne son was destroying him; bat abe loved the son
the more because, though in an evil sense, he was
the son OF the father.
Her forecast proved right and mine wrong.
Tommy s,nned agAiu, and this time ne was de-
tectCd aud dismissed from his position. His
mother welcomed him home with q perverse out
burnt o. Joy. He WA all hers now he should
never leave her. She would work herself TO death
for him. But he resented the surveillance abe at
tempted to keep up over him he Misunderstood II.
Again and again he broke away from her. but he
always came back and she always received him
with q Jet ionder embrace and indulgenoc.
j Vas On the North River docks one day, over.
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AT TIL POLICE 4
some Additional Cases Heard a, Thi. week..
Henr,nrr.

Rome Additional Cases Heard at This Weeks
Hearings.
Policeman Michael Ward, Of the Twenty.
fifth Precinct, WIS reported of post on Juns
30 by Roundsman Cotton. who also reported
Patrolman Ambrose Moncreaf. Of the same
precinct, of post in q liquor saloon.
Patrolman Christopher Fautpheous, Of the
Twenty; sixth Precinct, was absent from roll
call on July 8.
Pa'rolman George g. Cummings. of The
twenty sixth. Precinct. was caught in q
liquor store ut 800 Tenth avenue on July s, by
Roundsman Ryan.
Patrolman Albert A. Jones, Of the Fif-
teenth Precinct. was reported by Rounds
man Parkinson Tor being of post In q restau-
rant on June 20. He went OF post without
his dinner.
Capt. Brooks, of the Thirty third Precinct,
had eight Of his officers up before the Com
missioner for neglect of duty in failing to re-
port a dead horse at One Hundred and
Thirty fifth street and Fourth avenue. They
were John Madigan. Edward A. BurRoyne,-
Max Junker. John +. ,Byrnes. Michael J. Tar
pey. Horace L. Patrick, Albert d. Downing
and Thomas McQuade.
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FROM FLORIDA.

FLEMING BROS. l
GENTLEMEN: lnolosed end OIL, for which send me The
genuine DIR. u. McLANE's CELEBRArIp LIVER PrLLa.
The druggist here kesps the counterfeit, but I must have
the genuine. We have been using your pills fer thirty
three years and have found them better than any othsr.
We US, them In case Of chiils and fever. dysentery, bad
colds. 6niousness. headache and kiudeed troubles. We
highly ecommend them to all sufferers.
Mrs. .. .. HAMBnIcx.
Floral City, Fla. Oct. %. 1887.
In case Of sick headache. biliousnsss, torpid iiysr.
dyspepsia and costiveness. DIR. O. McLANR's Celsbrrasd
Liver PILLS never fail to give r~elief-for both SEXES aud
all ages. They are compounded with regard b even the
most delicate constitutions. Sold by all ~drueasts; prio,
20 cents. Prepared only BY Fleming Bros, Pittsbure,
Pa. Look out for an imitation ma % in st. Louis. vhioh
Is often palmod of on innocent purchasers a. ours.
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THE WAR ON THE BOBTAILS.
1T is TO BE A STERN FIGHT BROUGHT 70
A CERTAIN FINISH.

Coed Fruit Already Borne by I Rven-
Ing orld's Efforts and Moro Results
C~en,ing-The Companies UsinG the hob
tail system Begin TO Realize Their Dan
ger-what tho Levy Inquest Shows.
The days of the bobtail car are numbered
and the number is not a large one.
TIN WORLD in Its tmorning edition is max
ing q vigorous and popular agitation on the
" No Conductor, No Fare line, while The
EVENING WORLD is urging on the prosecution
which may result in tho indictment of the
officers Of the railroad company for construc-
tive manslsughter.
A special session of the Legislature, too,
has furnished an opportunity to again intro
duce IN act prohibiting the use Of the bob
tail system.
With such q fight going on all along the
line, the companies who use this homicidal
system have had to materially increase their
army Of lawyers and lobbyists, and their
output in the matter of dollars will be as
great. probably. US though they employed q
nducto for each car ut fair wages.
1t il the bold attack of THE EVENING
WORLD which most atfrishts the magnates Of
persons and liberties ana contemplates put
ting upon them the brand of the felon.
"They knew that they we're maintaining q
dangerous system by which many people
were being MANNED and killed. and that they
were receiving from it a fair return for their
investment. They perhaps never thought of
ther. c~riminality, or IL they did, dismissed
the thought with the idea that the Lepisla-
ture Ind legalized it.
Now that these men realize that their
invasions upon the rights Of the people have
amounted to q possible felony, they are
thoroughly aroused to the danger of their
position and will fight for life really in this
contest"
The scene in Coroner MESSENGERS court ut
the Levy inquest yesterday proved the truth
Of this gentleman's assertions.
There were present three lawyers, alert and
watchful of the interests of the Twenty third
Street Railway Company, and with all the
cunning of their craft, attempting to make
the evidence which most implicated their
client tend to show contributory negligence
on the part of the poor oman they had
killed.
1t wa an unsuccessful attempt, however,
and the jury, which is q most intelligent
body of men, paid little heed to the attempts
to confuse honest witnesses.
Yesterdays testimony SHOWED c~onclusively
that the death of Mrs. Levy was the fault OF
| the arrangements which oblige q driver to
turn his back to his horse to make change.
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July a..


To TIE Editor Of TIE Evsntng World:
The baby's clothes" are found and I had
the pleasure of returning them TO him
through the kindne IS of q thoughtful New
York merchant.
1 was laughed at when I proposed sending
q. notice to some Of the daily papers, but an
EVENING WORLD reader answered your ques-
ton with a Yes. / found them"
A lady also handed me a small sum of
MRS. A. ELMARE.
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habits. which such boys are only too ready TO teach
otherA sull. ] was surprised that Tommy should
have fallen 90 fer a. the nrst break. HoWever
there ne was, snd the question vas, what 10 do
with him
II was no use demonstrating with him in his
present condition. Iadopted pathological measures
OF the most stringent kind. For an hour Tommy
underwent . succession Of shocks Of . drastic AMI
searching nSture. emerging from them 81 length
In an exhausted, hut other wise more favorable
condition. Then ] sent him back to report at the
once. and 70 make ouJ the best case for himself
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News Summary.

Gen. Boulanger continues TO improve.
Evictions are increasing at County Clare, Ireland.
Ex-Premier OF Greece. Delgarmis. has. o stroke
OF apoDlexy.
Emperor wnaam arrives as Cronstads and puts
up at Castle Pcterhof.
A part Of wheeling, W. Va, is devastated by Q
cloudburst and many lives are lost
President Carnot, Of France, vista the Emperor
and Rmpress OF Brakel AZ Aix-les- Bains.
A British ship u wrecked on the coast Of Aus
traiia and twenty persons lose their lives.
The fishing schooner Jeune Edouard Is reported
TO- have been sunk on the Newfoundland Banks by
o large steamer.
Mr.. Umboch, Of lthica, who was idenuned rs q
corpse about Q month ago, turns up alivo and well
at Louisville. KY.
An explosion OF 9, $40 barrels Of petroleum on
board q Spanish steamer At Rouen kills eight Of the
crew and destroys the vessel.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies passes the Elec-
toral Reform bill, which gives over two million
persons the right 10 vote In local elections.
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OUT OF THE CITY STREETS.
IN Original Story Of Local Interest,
Giving q Pathetic Picture Of
ANEW YORK NEWSBOY'S CAREER.
BY
JULIAN
(Wriasn Expressly for - The Eusntng Worldly
CHAPTER II.
Conclusion.

FEW days he
was installed In his ''of-
nee" l intrnsted HIM,
whenever possible. with
tho conduct Of my AZ
fairs and did not allow
our fri5n dship TO lapse.
He told me OF his adven-
lures and OF his Affairs
with his fellows, two Of
whom he had thTashed
the nrst week for giyin'
him back talk about his
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A Revenue once Wanted in Harlem.

TO DE Editor OF The EventR0 WorId'
As q manufacturer of cigars, I am com-
PEELED whenever l require revenue stamps to
take a day of, as the saying goes. AS l man.
ufacture in Harlem and the revenue Office is
on Fourteenthestreet, much of my valuable
time is taken up in doing my duty by Uncle
Sam. l would suggest that a small amount
from the river and harbor appropriations or
from coast defenses against an invisible en-
envy would help in maintaining q respectable
Office even in Harlem. At any rate. l have
nc doubt it would pay Uncle Sam in the
long run.
HARLEM CIGAR MANUFACTURER.
Julv "A
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May Be Sent to subdue Indiana.

IBFEU1L TO THE WUhLb.I
WINNIPEG, July 20, Local volunteer military
officers have orders from Gen. Middleton and Sir
Adolphe Caion, Minister Of Militia. to hold
themselves and their commands in resdi-
ness to proceed on short notice to British
Columbia, and thence no.thward to skeen River,
to assist in quellinR the Indian uprising there. The
reports sent to the Hudson's Bay Governor here in-
dIcaie q rasher serious state Of Affairs and lead to
the belief that several warlike tribes OF Indians
VIII Join the insurr ection. Grave trouble is feared.
Full intelligence OF the trouble 10 expected here
within Q day or two by O Hudson's Bay Company
melaano9r.
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IGNS theatrical point
towards u most salts
factory opening of the
coming ~season-pleas-
ant alike to actors,
managers and the dear
public.
There are to be the
brightest Of new at
fractions at the city
theatres and the most
brilliant reproductions
of old plays.
Among the houses
to open in August will
be the Broadway h
atre, where The
Queens Mate will
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VIII BefGh's Society stop "Nero's" Sporrs
During tho performance Of "Nero" At St
George tho osnsr night one OF the horses at
tached to q chariot which was being driven
BY ono OF Kiralfys Romans, stumbled and
broke it, leg. The animal had TO DO shot,
consequence OF the accident. II was reported yes
terday that tho Society for the Prevention of Cru
city to Animals had decided 70 interfere with the
chariot races. on the ground that they. entail
cruelty TO the horses.
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Hudson Coanty's New combine as Work.
The new combine in the Hudson County IN. J.)
Board of Fresholders sienalixed its avent to
power yesterday by discharging q long list Of
county employees and giving their positions
to new men. New standing committees
were appointed and James p. Cannon was
elected County Superintendent, tho most impor-
tant plum In the oficia pudding. His salary IL
%, 500, and he succeeds Edward Kelly. The. OLD
combine OF thirteen members was formed Nay y.
The Board adjourned until September.
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L. Was Not Arts. Remington.

TRINIDAD. July 20 The man who represented
himself as Remington, the artist for Harper's
Weekly, and committed suicide here last week, has
been fully identified az Raymond Baron ston
Nohwski, of Germany. His father 10 colonel In
the German army and Of noble family.
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THE THEATRICAL OUTLOOK.
PROMISES OF BRILLIANT THINGS FOR THE
COMING NEW SEASON.

Some Of tho Plays to BE Presented at August
and september Opeuiugs-A Demand for
Chiidren on the stnao-How Traacdiau
wnrdc Trlked 20 n Persistent Colorado
Audience.
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Absconder TibbelIs Hsard From

NubconoeE AhDoohb noAEo rEouas
BELvIDRRH, N. j., July 20 Major T1bbells, City
Tax Collector of Lambertvtle, who recently dc
camped ana who was supposed to be dead. has
been heard from. Hin accounts are now being
carefully examined BY the oty Finance Committee,
and Ii 10 thought that the shortage will foot up
1900. His bondsmen are good
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fa'her-as he expressed 1t. As his father was
manifestly, TO all practical inten's and
purposes, non : existent, this might seem
little strained, .out I inferred that
the father might have been used to cast ASper-
S!oaA on the mother with. but although Tommy
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OW little effect q bit
of threatening weather
can have on the ardor
of O party of jolly pic
nickers was demon
strated by the party
which assembled in
Suffers Harlem River
Park last evening.
The throng included
h members and
guests Of the Mohawk
Association gathered
in o summer nights
festival.
Tie floor .
who led the march,
was James Nugent.
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AND FESTIVITIES.
TIE FORMER on THE OUTSIDE COULDN'T
STOP THE LATTER INSIDE.

A Great Event Under the Auspices Of the
Mohnwk Association-Gerard Court. A.
O.. r., Holds n weli-Attended Summer
Besuvai-Tho Annual Picnic OF elisa
Post, e.. A. H., at Washington Park.
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From Diss Debar TO a whale.
Manager Randolph, who had intended to star
Nine. Diss l1ebar throughout the country, 10 now
managing thu whale exhibition al Fulton Market
dock instead.
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Fishery license. Given to Americans.

Fishery IIcenses Given TO Ameficnn8.
OTTAWA. July 20. Fifty duplicates Of licenses
issued TO American vessels under the nsheries
treaty have been issued. These will be recognized
by the Newfoundland Government also. The
licenses will remain In effect for one year.
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! risk give MoSELL's TETraiso CoRpiAk. IS osDts. -
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voice that / recognized, and looking / saw the red
head OF Tommy boDbing about In the water.
Presently there was a diving competition among
the little ielloWl. Tommy was. as usual. tn,
leader.
lyon mu1s DO know how TO diyeI" he caIlet
out, balancing himself on the end OF the log.
"Jest watch me!' As he was about 10 take tn
plunge he caught my eye. and nodded and RrinneO.
Then Town he went head nrat. As vertical rs
plummet.
Some time paused. and he did not reADpear. T..
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Wee Mss nscner, L,Esie Patterson, maggie. Quig-
Lizzie Sullivan Lily Russell. George Kline.
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Edward Payson Roe was the most success
full Of contemporary American writer's Of
fiction. His stories have all appealed di-
rectly to the hearts Of the people, hence his
almost u%nbounded popularity.