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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10


Two Found and Many More E clieved
to be Under the Sand-Tho Force OF
Workmen to be Withdrawn.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, Aug. o. Two more
bodies were taken out of the sand to-day.
One was identified as that of Alexander Ham
ilton, jr., prominent resident of the town.
1t is very evident that there are yet a great
many bodies to be found in the os cellars and
other places where there are Riles OF art, IT.
force of wo1kmen employed by the State will
be Withdrawn, and if done many bodies now
only few feet under the sand will lie there
until their bones are exposed by accident.
Under orders from the government the en-
ployes to the number of eighty, under the
Immediate direction of the sanitary corps,
will all be dismissed TOMORROW and only
three or four men will be left on duty in the
Office of the State board of health. This
turn of affairs is discouraging to YOUNGSTOWN
people, who had hoped to see enough men
put to work to clean out all the cellars and
take away the foul-smelling rubbish every
where.
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Tho sioux CommiasIon.

ST. PAUL, August 9.-The Sioux COM
mission, consisting of Ex-Governor Charles
Foster, of Ohio, Hon. William Warner, of
Missouri, and General George Crook arrived
in this city last night en- route for Washing
ton. The commissioners will report to the
secretary of the interior and the president.
If the latter is satisfied that the three-fourths
of the Indians have signed the treaty he will
servation will be at once Surveyed and the In
dams relocated. The boom which has been
experienced by the towns along the border
of the reservation in anticipation of such a
result has again grown to considerable pro-
portions,
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Night switch mon strike

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-The eleven night switch
turner's employed on the Northwestern road
struck last night for higher s'asss. They re-
ceive $45 and want $50 noah, with two
Sundays off each month. The company re-
fused to grant the demand and they quit
work. Not switch was turned last nighI in
their district except by officials. No attempt
has been made to supply thew places, as the
road In the city notified the company that II
new men were put in they would all strike.
The road has the alternative of granting the
strikers demand or precipitating strike Of
all their sWitchmen.
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Killed In q Ca b o Ose.

SoUrH BETHLEHEM, Penn, Aug. 9.-While
oaboese containing Conductor Sanders,
Brakemen Christman and Garren, was lying
on a side track of the Lehigh Valley road at
Penn Haven junction at four O'Clock this
ing the caboose to splinters, killing Garren
and fatally injuring Christman. The engi-
nesr of the engine was asleep and failed to
notice the signals
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10
Allen. Fraudulent stock.

NEW YORK, Aug. Olive executions were
fled to-day in the sherifs Office against
Eben s. Allen, the president Of the Forty
second street and Grand street ferry railway
company. One was fled on behalf of his
brother, Elmer A. Allen, for 5,517 and the
other on behalf of the Putnam County Saw.
ms bank for 81 ,229. The executions are fol
money loaned on Aliens fraudulent issue OF
stock certificates Of the railroad company.
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Arrested For Intimidatton,

Merritt Quinto, Max Weinsr and Deme
Ackleback, who are Russian Jew bakers or
Oak street, were arrested last night on com
plant of Benjamin Salumsky another baker
who charged them with trying to intimidat'
him and ruin bis trade. They have circu
lated reports that the material of which b.
made his bread, etc., was unfit to eat. Eacl
of the accused was released on giving $20(
bond.
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WILL BE CONTINUED.
Probability That the Cases Against
Bradley and Palmer Will BE Settled.

Probability That the Cases Against
Bradley and Palmer Will BE Settled.
To-day the cases against John @. Bradley,
formerly cashier of the Merchants bank, and
G. w. Palmer, ex-teller, will come up before
United States Commissioner Wright for 9
hearing. The cases will be continued, pro
vided the State attorney has no objection
and it is stated on good authority that he will
not. This will make the third continuance
of the cases. The counsel for Bradley and
Palmer ask for this continuance in order tc
allow of a settlement, which will probably
be effected soon, so far as the bank is CON
cerned. At least the counsel for the accused
are most sanguine Of making one.
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Yesterdays Races.

BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-The Buffalo meeting
closed with threatening weather and re-
duced attendance. The sport was good how
ever. veritas was drawn in the 1888 trotting
race leaving Katch strong favorite. Katch
won easily in gale in three straight heats.
The 2:17 pace was more puzzling. Lillian
was the favorite until the third heat, when
Ed AMMAN doomed up. The eight heat race
Yves won by Ed Amman after an exciting con-
test. The free for all trot for which Rosa
lind Wilkes, Clingstone and Thornless were
entered did not materialize, the first two hav-
ing been drawn. Johnston, the phenomenal
PAGER, tried to break his Chicago record of
2:061<, and made 2:0Sa4. @. J. Hamlin was
to have driven Belle Hamlin (2:33LD and
Justina (2:231a an exhibition mile to beat q
record of 2:18, but owing to wind and wealth.
er the event did not come off.
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District Of New Haven, 49,, Probate Court,
Auo,Iaf Rth n 1890

a agreement for the adoption of CLARA G.
IA SCHWENSEN, q minor aged year., residing
in New Haven, In said district having been exhib-
tied TO this court by the New Haven Orphan Asy-
ance and approval, II isthereupon
ORDEREO-That notfceb given to all persons
Interested to appear at the Probate Court to be
held at New Haven In said district on the 10Th day
Of August, A. D, 1880, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
OF said day, then and there to show cause. II any
they have, why the foregoing agreement should
not be accepted and approved by this Court, by
publishlng this Order OF Notice three times In some
newspaper having circulation in said district be-
fore said time assigned for said hearing.
auo Stt A. HEAToN ROBERTSON, Judge,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10
DRFAULTER PLUNKETr.

DEFAULTER PLUNKETT.
The Hartford Embezzler Carrying ON
an Extensive Ranch Business.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9.-The Chronicle
processes to have discovered that Thomas F.
Plunkett, who three years ago mysteriously
disappeared from Hartford, Conn.,, and was
subsequently found to be defaulter in the
sum of $500, 900 and whose death was recent
ly announced from Mexico, is slivo and well
there.
At the time OF his disappearance Plunkett
was president of the Hartford Silk Manufac-
turing company. The Chronicle states that
several letters have been received here from
Plunkett.
The recipient Of the letters is Robert A.
Empty, who was lieutenant in the Riel re-
bellion few years ago. 1t is alleged that
Plunkett is carrying on an extensive ranch
business in Mexico.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10

H~aelo demanded Until Tomorrow.
New YORK, Aug. 9.-Ferdinand W. Hofe-
lie, who was arrested last night in connection
with the Allen forgeries, was arraigned this
morning at the Tombs. At the request
of the police inspector who has Hofele in
charge. the prisoner was remanded until to-
morrow.
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Notice to Contractors.
BRIDGE SUBSTRUCTURE.

CRY ENoINEER's OFFICE, No. II CRY HALL,
new HAVEN, Conn, Aug, 8, 1889. {
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- ofice until 1880 D. m Aug. 14th, 1889:
For constructing the substructure OF Rock Lane
Bridge.
concerning plans, specifications bonds, &C., will be
furnished upon application.
cfed and all proposals not on the blanks furnished
or not properly Allied out will be rejected.
The right to reject any or all bids Ia reserved
BY order Of the Board Of Public Works.
ALBERT b. HILL,
auo Ct City Engineer.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10
The Spokane Banks Resume Busi-

WASHINGTON, August 9.-The comptrol-
Ter of currency received to-day telegram
from the presidents of the six national
banks of Spokane Falls, w. T., recently
swept by FIRE saying that the banks had
survived the disaster and were doing bust
ness as usual and adding that the safes were
all right
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Business failures re-
ported to Bradstreets' number 173 in the
United States this week against 215 last week
and 1874 this week last year. Canada had 81
this week against 20 last week. The total
failures in the United States January to
date Is I, Q32 against 6,227 in 1888.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-10

~ The first floor Of No. 63 Pearl ST. eet SIX
|ln The irst floor of No. II Pleasant street, six
rooms, $40.
rooms, e1b.
MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
400 $50 Chapel Street.
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BUILDINGL and HOUSES ri
Owned aud for sale by
MASSENA CLARK,

TERMS EASY,
On the Installment Plan IL required.
Building Lots fronting Lamberton st., Cedar st.,
John st., Grant St. st; Roman st, Arch st., Daggett
court starr ST., Harriet st., Bassett st., Newhall
it, state st., Gold Spring st., Everett st., CassIua
beriy av, whitney av., Dixwell av., Columbus av.
winthrop av, Winchester av. Lots In Aningtowr
and Orange Center, Derby av.. East Haven. Lot!
n Hamden near the church. Lots In Branford and
Augerville Lots and house on East shore Light
house Point). Houses and lots In Montowese. Ont
large house and lot corner Olive and Wooster SITS
| One large store on State street. Lamar block
house No. as Home Place Court street). Also som'
splendid factory sites, ETC., etc.
Farm 90 acres Montoweaa. North Haven.
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miscellaneous.

TVI6 SAA6s
THREE oleanders and other plants.
i aus 3tt SO HAMILTON STREET.
$50 Will Buy
SOLID 14k Gents Watch, warranted first
"A class. This is a special price.
g. Silverthau & ions, jewelers., 100 Chapel street.
Ladies' Gold Watches.
q On WILL buy solid AK gold. Lady's
DSOO Watch, which is warranted. This is q
leader.
$500 Will Buy
n CONFECTIONERY and notion store, doing
IA good cash business, in good location; good
reason for selling. Call at
aus 3tt ROOM 10, HOADLEY BUILDING.
FOR SALE,
Cd RA MUSIC box, also contains chime of
% 1e)O six bells, snare drum and guitar at
tachment; new thirty days ago and taken In
change VIII sell $75 Also Star bicycle for sale
Address BOX 1889. City.
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Hoods SarsanariIIa
CALIFORNIA;
TEXAS and NfEXIG0a

Sold by al Druggists. 81; SIX lot b. Prepared only
BY G. I. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Hsaanis.

WANTED,
a N honest, strong girl for general houseworl
Il references. Inquire at Office,
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The Century COS MAGAZINE for Young Folks.
Enlarged and Printed ia New Type.


Since 1873 when. under tie editorial man
a.rirenr nf Mrs Marx Mape- Dodge. tlU pnbli-
cation Of ~ Ncintts tYr l0upg F,k Was begun,
II has lei al magazine, Tor iris aud b',ys No
ihine like 10 was known before. AMI to-day ~
tbe hi,s,sn later Occm recently said. il II
the muicI ani ideal juvenile magazine "i the
warld" rhrlugh rs pages the greatest VT
ter~ or our time ARE Spraking Ia tlleNnhth 81
Amcr,si aui England AMI the le>t artists nni
,.u,rnv.r- are frsining tic cye- uf the Buys and
Iris To- apr. 81 ,tr the highest in nrt. Nobody
knnws how many rraders 81 Aicholps has. In
rhr tIirl largest public library im Ame'i'a'-
thd in ludihnbpp i,.-nI"re than 3VOO people
read each nnuih uunibcr.
Sincc the first i--ur Mrs ll"dsc has remained
a. editor Enrly in IT. history "thcr Young
pe.pirs ua-nzit,s "Onr Nmlug Folks HE
iittir C,,ri.ornt " Riverside. etc. were con-
~,lidatel with if nui iis history has been one
nf growth run tlir first Tcnnyspn. Bryant,
I.uuglcihIw. Whittier. Miss Aicpif. Mrs Bur
nett Charlie, Dudley Warner W. u. Huwells.
aud nhnnsi rvery wrl-known writer ~ orr
time have, contributed 10 is pages. Ihrr, is
only ore WY 800 which lis conductors can make
II better. aud That is hy mahing more OF II.
and 80 they Announce that with the beginning
.f the sevcntresih volume lNpyenibTr. l0-'.l
~ NicL0fis will be- enlarged 10y he addiii ~ ~
81. a. and sometimes sixteen. extra pages in
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nrw miioritl whici hns heen se'iirel for tho
benefit nfI N,ch0iqs readers The u.e ~ new
,ld clearer type will be begun with the No
v,imlirr number.
Burinr thr coming year there are 10 be- four
imtnriant .erial st0ric- by four well knpwn
Am.tiriu autrnrs. Athletics and "nt-dpor
st.,rs wiil br siecial feature fcnnfribn'ed by
Walrr tamp ut Vale and uiher,i. aud there
will Dee si..rirs of cliarsrier and adventure,
-l,fciie- II iufnrnulii"n and travel. outdoor
prrrr- arirlcs uf sI,sial literary inter ~ siig-
.'stiye talks natural hi-t"ry. other srieniihc
subi.,f. and the march of events Both the
D4,,.mber and January numbers are 70 be hol-
ii.sy ~,ue-
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BEGIN with November.
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Their Farorife S,ngs.

President IIarrisnn-Dars Heaps ob
Trouble on dc Ole Mans Mind
Senator Evar;s ;s-Where Did You Get
That Hat?
Napoleon Ives-Tt May be Four Years
and it May BE + Ever.
JAY G. .uld Little Drops of Water.
Warl Nc lllister-Old Hundred. IRE
peaied four times.
The Stock Exchange-Nfary Had a
Little ttleLamb-LittleLamb-LiltIe Lamb.
Roswell Pts But q Little Faded
Flower.
C,rroraI Tanner Out in the Cold
World
Chauncey Depew.-Some Day.
Elliot f. SheparI-And Every Day
Will be Sunday Over There.
General Sherman-M Marching Through
Georgia.
Susan b. Anthony-Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms.
Chiago-Blow. Ye Windsof the Morn
ingl Blow. Blow. Blow.
The sugar rrast-ln tile Sweet Buy
and Buy.
Cornelius Vanderb:lt-I've Fifteen
Dollars in Ny In,ile Pocket.
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S'irginia frer 2rrss.
". ". q. GALLAHER. Editor.
mar'esto,c"..Je9crSo" County. West ="
Dcccmber II, 1852.

= S.naior Faulkner un Welne>dIy intro
nc, d a number of bills, all oi them nIea-
res that he had end'av"ryd To get through
he last Congress Toy we're ~ i"ll"ws
lpproprialin- 500 900 fora public build
~ at MarIiushurs; granting a pension L.
lrS Carolida + D.Earm"; I" pension y
Egg; 10 pension David II Lu'man; /
ny Wm NJ. Mnrri>nn, "f J,fitr>"n count
Il 500 for supple furnished To lndianS; l.
..,y amounts due ih, employees in, and con
ractors who furnished cas- ings t", the Unit
g States armnry al llarp"rs Ferry durin;
SOL. the >um of $500; To pay the heirs "
wis W. Washington, "f Jefferson count
l.4l4 % for stores furnished The army; ("
,v West Nirginl, lhc sum of 50 Ol9 o1.t
rimhur>.. the state for mon'y> paid "ihctI
# the l.s3 West Virginia mi lila dur :
he late war; to pay lhr Trustees of the u
lan Evangelical Church "t Nar'lns ii.
800. f.rIheir church DESTROYED during 'h
var: for relief of Edith O.Donncl aud oil
r. and 10 pay to them $4,000; to pay IL"
rn.tres of the Methodist E,i-cnph Churc.
1t Harper. Ferry 81 ooo Tor The de'trn 'io'
,i their church durn. The war; to pay
SHAFT r. of Berkeley county, Sl.3OO +"
.ccupiliou Of his warehouse during the ~
rterring to the Court of Claims the cai'
II Nm f. Wilson, Of Berkeley county. &"
S., house near IIarpvr'- Ferry taken hy 'r"ot
turin. the war; Ia pay Iru-iera ot IT. j"
~.,h's Catholic Church AT Marin-burs IS
% f,r u,e and damage TO their churc
,ropcrty during the war.
Mr. Faulkner n<u Introduced his bill
.tablish in tie ID parimrnt of AsEienIun'
Pure Food Division fr The inspection
We STUCK ahuut To be slaus shlcred al slauEl'
rr houses Tor canning, sailing, etc. lie a.
. introduced several Uils relating 10 lh
District of Columbia.
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Lar est riorcr Ia The Irorid.

In the huheSt southeastern island 0i
tie Philippine group, Nlindinac, upon one
Il its m ,uniain%, Para. in the nclghb1r.
iond of the chest peak oa the island. ].
he ynlctnn, App. Il pirty oil bramcal
ud eihuo!rlphicaI cx xplnr'r- f,anl re-.
emily. at the eighth pf 2j1) feet above
he sea level. Il cilos-;Il i,wrr, slys The
Gardeaer. The di.cuvercr. DR.. Al,xan
Ter Scha lenbtrs, could scarcely believe
lis ewes when he saw. amid the ow-grow
ng bushes the immense bud of this fDw.
r. like gigantic brown cabbage heads.
But was still m re asinuishcd when he
ound Il specimen in fall blonni, a five
,elalei flower nearly yard ia diameter
lis large as carFia ge wh el. in fac.
This cnnrmnus bios was born on Il
.ort Of vine creeping ou the ground. 1t
yas known hy the native VIII acc,mPa-
ulcd DIR. Scladenbrrs. who called it bud,.
The party hal ~ scale by which the
weight Of the Fl iwer GULL b. a>cerlained.
but thy inpf,vise,l Il swing scale u-lHg
their boxes AMI specimens IL weights
Wei Ching these when o.? irlunlly served,
Il VA. found that single iloxer wei 5hed
yer . pmnl' 1t was imP'ssinle 10
rausp,rL the fresh q igtr, - tle tIavel-
lers Photographed it AMI dried num'r
+ it, lcaves by the heat Of a fire. d.
Scladenber5 th.n sent the phhosnphs
mi driI leave. To the Il wal B,ianica!
Gardens, where the learned director. i'm
m i, ely recognized il is q species of
RafIl la, plant formerly discovered il
sumalra, ani named after the English
G. ycrnor, Sir Stanford RaHs. The
ncw Il ,wer was accordingly named Raj
@ .sia ScIaderbergia. The five pc ais oi
this immense jwer are oval and creamy
white. an grow around centre iillei
with c5uuile,s long yioIet-hue'l auea- ;
thick,r and longer in the ier,ilc flower
tlau il the inier;ile.
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POETR y.
GLAMOURIE.

I dreamed that you kissed me, dreamed thai
felt
The touch nf fwn warm lips an mine
And oyer niv mouth iliai WIS qgiyerins dwell
The a. lar uf rn-,-> aud wine
tlri ,vS hrgln rim ing the dew h"lls bright,
Tue mnnn she'd ah answering beam
The fountain l.aiI,,-l ~ withathrIll vi delish',
But alas 1t WIS only dream.
Twas only a dream
Meath the mpnn's pale gleam,
Only tn dream of 4 kiss;
But Fate ~ u I'lp me,
And sorrow pursue me,
You We're mine f'r one moment OF bliss.
| dreamed that ,ou kissed mel Your SHIN
mrriug hair
Rippl,d over mine eyes its flow.
| frl' The snft touch of vuIr bosom most fair
With ,irsinal lilies n-hlnw
Two white arms stole around me with passi"n
nppr,st.
All ,riin~ of ;hc past tn redeem.
Let Fnrtu ,e lrrlr mo. on" moment was bies' .
But alas Ill was only dream
Twas only Il dream
Meath the moons pale CLEAN,
Only the dream nf ki-S.
I;ui Fate may und' me,
And sorrow pursue me-.
You were mine for one mhment oi bllss
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T0N ||-T nv -NTV-'|1 0ENI ~
Architect and Builder,
a> V,ll a, t'eurrl
Contractor or superintendent

E,r nU ,ia~-C- ui huiiii. L. aua Repair w"rA
neatly aud promptly doue Plans aud Nlrcih
,,iti,n aud ESTIMATES uuui>hrd upon "uplici-
tiuu Ml ulm SHALL Doe lo give yuu work r'iliH
to tbe hest n ihc Uuifvh Stair- ln maicral
and werkuian~hip. uyty amy ,iiy mechanic
tl ha.it 90 900 kmau-.np or iu nne ui c'iu-
plruuu.
Nt p,~t exptrien iu tine erection of thr
ft ItNuut itf-,. hWI,ilu-> attest tut tiH'ift as
"a lsuliivr aftl Contractor. Oakland tlnt-l
a. D lu-tr luu. - y. f. ... It.'uu"Nr llHei
nud Iuuu pI~-rn-vr station. H'aur6c Va.
ai,d 100 tup stations rn thc NhruHu.io' 'I Valley
E R au O. f'ir .ilii yiuir station Tor thv N"r
fIk au W,>trru O.. it at N"rl'dk, 'ir' cu $ liu-
trI 200 uupcr~ FrrrN. llaIu~'uhur- t"un
IlYu-,. k c.Iu.htlit rn.mtV. Ma. the u. 4 80.
stations 90 thar.t>'uAu d Griitun ud uilirr
tsiiut- af tht ritd uIl We're dome urdvr ut >u-
lu.r, i-inu -i~ ytIi tl, numerous hulliu->rr'c
cl Icrr r.If.- uft ~lfyluga'l"n~ "i wit"h inr
ui>'l tu fhr ~afl~.ariluu GO ali putilt~. - 90
,t,t want 90 ir-t-cl~~ huii. ling uC,rirtiug O."
rt., i,ru -tvi, of ARCHITECTURE. with the b>t
,,.t,liti material nni hi>t-cla-> work. with
irfrriur tii~h ceilings .,r ~i.le wallis ir anN d'
>i.u Boo ~..ti ur u.ul wntsi. ] rtu dn % ut less
,,>f a.d ,ilartrr flur tlau amy clty builder can
.tu 90 irr t.u 500 Whatever class oct work N"u
want llnnr in rough or iur nr eN'ri o i,. >litil
h.t,,. th. ,airr tIir- >l..il be- duur tn Nonr cu-
fir- >.,,i-ficJinu lh1 bear BOO mind ti.f viii
.iyr b 10 ir>f-D.f~- uatgriil lltr ui amy drivrt~
viff fr-f-,-I.i-~ Nnrkufvu Vhn uud r~tlud their
vnrk zoo o. uultrtir r''si Hu'i a> uiW as % r7lu
t..i.nur anywhere. NV u,uhta ~iiail Dee %" -iNr
-..lI-. .lrfiuu tua.l Nh' employ mc. whatever
sr.,,.c rf Vurk tuu wai O. lri,c> Wlll hc au rtl-
d- r. Oid htiI,lu.~ Wili bee altered tn 'auN
ut.t.rru SIGN ui urrhi ccture Nou uat dr-ior.
81, no tau purlai-. tu Duili cor maSr alterations
ur rri4iI~ .iut Nnu Waut 90 dnue 300 w"rkWrn-
liNe mlnucr. give uir 90 cili dud v"u viii >;ive
..H
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rt--Nui lrcrrl,-ucui tn Dc considered hy
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u,.-..t. OF previously agreed between tuc par-
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... continued until unlrrci uut, uud IaS nsent
will rrNlctctl accordingly.
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auv understanding nu thr part ui tAr an-
nni. advertisers 30 is proper tu State "f'''' p
chat thcir nrtvilc.-- uillN rNtrud> t' thrir iui-
m,.iilrr hi~iur>> l,c.t Estate. Lr-a' "r other
advertisements sent nt thru tl Dee an atiiiti'n-
al chir.-. uli un variation.
zt1~ obituary notices 1i more than nvr tne>
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4 tcarher in one of the public schools
Detroit WIZ giving lesson on pu.ipii$m
n. chil l-en seemed u know very lit {
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mt,. which they hal real in the sec1n'
reader At last the teacher -ail:
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NV birthday Why noi2'
Aud with surprising mpha~i- came tn
,n4w,r: "'Cau.e ne never tod iie."--Ds
ron Free Press.
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