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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-12
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81 the sIurder 81 -eots.
The case Of Charles ;. saost. Who lei
ron TIE Jackson stress hFisise last Trges-
Cay n'g5ts has asssIae4 5 fecal3ar Tbase
Attorney James r. M0rrisazs, aecus4l Panied
y = y. Palmer. Tor Rhom scott -vs.ekesi,
went s'efore Coroner salaFt yesterdsy AMI
maize TIE following AFFIDAVIT
5KgEfToEr OF wtssrvar0w,s
CeCsry IS Efsa
= &. Palmer. te5as arzs saly saoyss. tssss.,
CAN df ls9sss ana sEys that he j. n n4safga izes
clZe8 ot .ile agte6 stats atsa q wears II a-a-
tsas ~ Gae SIN ea- oG oe.ss.er. isss. ose -.
Dec keSsler did on szid ssE Sy fosee sa6 arms.
fo~E By tasu aud there slfh sssaEn dummy
tseEl sne fAsyp driven I'D Coufsolisst b hisa.
Hsake wiifaL feloaisas aszaait zpsa Gus
tfarsss : scott, then Ena theye heinz - then
aae there raunsas the sd far ase-
a.ong ssa urou The h91y sna pefsoa q The sad
eaafies 9eoti "a saeA a manner - 20 = TIE
f'saasTy cgSlse OF tie +eath o. the sad Charles
> reoit. therefore 6eponams accuses tns srsa
John Isce kassiCf ~ Tire efine OF wElssy1l rarf-
eeF berensnF. therefore. pray tax "a inves-
aigsifgn b. hsc lato the cxgsse Of The death e
sai1 essrses y scott that b. ~ they nay be
aPEsFeAeaesa gra brough, 70 Justice.
JB PA1Mrx
Subscribed and sworn to before me this li.h
saY q October. A u. isso Jss sM.zr.
County Coroner King coamty. Washington
territory
coroner Smart was In gaasdary as how
10 act. When the accident was reported 10
him. be investigated il thoroughly, aad,
arriving At the conclusion that there was
no ono amendabie 10 the lsw. decided 30
bold 10 inquest. nr. smart intends seek
inE the advice OF Prosecuting Attorney
Fenton before making a move.
Scots body Is siiil st Eonnv & Stewards
parlors. dispatch was yesterday ealled
TO Suffolk, Eng, apprising Seoit's peorIe of
his death, sud asking what disposition
should he made OF the body. An answer Is
expected today.
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NEW pRE,s MATERIALS

We have Just received fnll line OF new dress
goods. combination suits brosdcloths. Henri
etta's etc. Chester ClCary.
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Carlo was ordered to carry the book TO the
church and he placed 1t on the seat usually occu-
pied by Theresa.
Gtnlio, notwithstanding the violence Of his
passion, could not resolve TO possess Theresa
without her consent. Cruel from his weakness.
ne wished 30 throw upon her the whole RESPONSE
hnity Of the crime.
Inc church was empty when Giulio saw the
Coy enter and deposit the book upon the seat
NO longer master Of himself. he dArted forward,
seized 1t, and ordered Carlo to carry It back to
his .mistress.
Long he stood rooted TO the spot where he had
awaited the decree Of his fate and that Of
y:heresA. At length. recovering from the
amult Of his feelings, ~ will SEQ her. " he
murmuFed.
carlo returned and delivered the book 10
Theresa, saying Father 0iulio had sent Il.
How great was the emotion Of Theresa. She
Knew that diulio would return. and she waited
Ior him on the terrace where they had last
parted.
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HARLEMSNEW% OPEN.
CROSSED ALREADY BY HOSTS OF VEHICLES
AND FOOT PASSENGERS.

II 10 an interesting fact that the magnificent
bridge which spans the Harlem River at One
Hundred md Eishty-hrst street has been open
for . week and has been crossed by . host Of
vehicles and foot passengers. II remains for
The EVENING Womb 10 announce this fact to
some Of its contemporary sheets, ~ they may
cease to indulge In ieverish conjectures as TO
what day the bridge will be open.
The Washington Bridge In . stunningly fine
structure. The length IL g, $50 feet from Tenth
avenue TO .AQueduct avenue. The two steel
arches, which rest on massive piers Of masonry.
Bridge 10 higher than High Bridge.
The cost has been So, 700, 000,
II has been built since 1895 and was finished
within the time specified by the contracts. The
whose able supervision the immense undertake
ing was commenced, pushed forward and nm
ished were Jacob Lorillard, Vernon H. Brown
and David James King.
im nas as%' a hi pu SSifi9 R asP'iaBS sti sssfisd bs sin'' the he
greatest name IN American history. There was
question Of calling II Boscabel Bridge, as the
northern entrance takes up y part OF the Bosca-
bel estate, which belonged to the late william,
b. Ogden.
The bridge 10 very accessible, as the Tenth
Avenue Gable Road runs to its western entrance
aud the New York Central has stations near the
Over one hundred and fifty feet Of land at
either approach has been secured, and will be
improved 30 M to make q handsome entrance.
The new Washington Bridge and High Bridge
are only forernn ,peI to humero9s other granite 1ts
rapidly increasing population Of, the northwest;
ern part Of New York City will demand still
further. facilities for crossing the Harlem;,
Washington Bridge IL D credit to. oil con-
eerned, and is an ornament to Manhattan
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life depended, and this idea armed her with
strength and courage.
XII.

XL.
Her whole attention during the two days
which preceded her expected interview with
Giuho was employed IN making preparations
for the fight she contemplated,
The situation Of the monastery. on the sea-
shore, would facilitate her project.
She bestowed not q minutes consideration on
the place to which they should direct their
fight.
Giulio would decide that according to his
pleasure; for, except Giulio, all else was indif-
ferent to Theresa.
She had hired q small bark and arranged
everything with 30 much prudence that no one
suspected her design, so that she had no fear Of
encountering any obstacle.
The day so impatiently awaited at length ar
rived and Theresa, enveloped In . long, black
veil. approached the altar.
Giulio did not recognize her, while she
watched ell his emotion, and when the congre-
CATION dispersed she Glided around a column
which Giulio must pass on returning to the
cloisters.
On his approach she saw he was more than
ever a prey TO sorrow. His arms were folded
across his breast and his head bent forward.
He walked with the gloomy and tagging step
found grief; she would have sacrificed her own
life to secure his repose, but She burst no longer
hesitate.
The innocent being to which she would soon
give birth demanded Of her q father.
She presented herself before Giulio.
'Stopl" she exclaimed. ~ must speak TO
you; you must listen TO mel Never will I leave
you until you give me the key OF the garden OF
the monastery. must have II. Oh, Giulioi il
isnot my life alone that depends on your
At these words Giulio believed that . fearful
apparition had arisen before him
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-FOUR MEN KILLED.
Distressing Accident at o Crossing on
the Pennsylvania Railway.
4 Fast Train Crashes Into 4 Loaded
Coach Of BridoSbnrG.
Nine Men Thrown Into the Air and
Only Five Escape Alive.
rsproIAL TO rnr rvrurro vonLD.l

fBPHorAL 10 TIE HVrMrHo WonLD.l
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-A shocking railroad
socident. which resulted In the death Of -four
people. occurred Just after midnight on the
Bridesburg, an outlying section Of this city.
The killed are:
". X, WoNRATH, e~x-Councilman and q promi-
nent citizen Of Frankfort.
JANIS EdA
.s11grI SMITH, Of the Seven Stars Hotel.
Of the liquor men Of this section Of the city.
JhsiEs~ loRNsoS, q negro.
BcSideg these Ave other men were more or less
The party Of nine men were in . passenger
coach and were returning TO their homeQ In
Frankfort from . social gathering In Brides
Il was q merry party, and nothing went wrong
until the crossing, was reached.
occupants were in q merry mood when the fatal
10 o'clock. and therefore there was no one 70
warn them that the fast express from New York
to Washington was coming at lightning speed.
the expiess train dashed into 1t. and nine bodies
were sent nyinR through the an.
the side Of the playhouse with such force that Il
ives smaShed into small pieces,
Tn two horses were instantly killed.
T. espeighborhood was aroused by the noise Of
the collision and the sharp shr1eks OF the injured
A1d In q short time hundreds were on the scene.
Ex-Counc1lman ,Womrath and james lungs
we're dead when picked up,
head that he died this morning In the Episcopal
Hospital.
johnson. the colored driver. was found ON TOP
Internal injuries that resulted fatally before
Charles singler, E. Howard aills and J, Frank
WnyerS were serfously injured, SinRler having
Akfoken shoulder and internal injuries.
The two other occupants Of the coach. DR..
Hafsr and John +. Myers, received slight in
iunes that did not prevent them from Walking
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By NAPOLEON
Interest.
NOW FIRST PRESENTED TO THE NovgL-READINo
bv Louis AntOtns Dc BOuuy1sHns, ts Great EnAprOrS !


At lenEth he appeared. but sad and gloomy.
n approached with o ~fAltering step.
Theresa penetrated what was passing In his
mind. and Shuddered OF the idea Of their inter
view. r
She had assumed the fortitude 10 refuse. but,
beholdinE her wOnhipped lover 90 miserable,
abe thought only Of oonsoling him.
Shs no longer hesitated or trombled. but ap-
preaching Giulio whispered; ~ am thine"
Giulio. overwhelmed WithfemOrse. now became
gloomy and morOss, sven In the presence OF
Theresa. Her most tender carsSseH had no
longer the power 10 soften him.
But the love Of There's was, on the contrary,
increased by the sacrifice abe had made. She
secretly mournSd the change that had taken
place In GiuliO, but she forbOrs to complain,
aud fAttsrod herself that she should yet be able
70 render him happy. and that he would forget
everything but her.
Giulto. far. however. from returning her AZ
lection. accused her - the author Of his mis-
cry.
"ThOa hast SSduOsd. thOu hast destroyed
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ANOTHER INVESTIGATION.

The Public Charities Department Next
Dawson Still Invisible.
Commissioner Of Accounts Holahan said this
noEninG that 1t IL quite probable that . thor
0uEA investigation Of the Department Of Public
Charities and Correction will soon be insti-
tuted.
Thu Commissioner Of Accounts have been led
70 this conclusion by the great number Of
charges Of gross Encouragement Of that De.
paEtrnent, which have been filed with them.
ThS investigation viii probably not be luauH-
.Ok Ctty. Revenue Of thu Fpsnc Department, on
whtoR the entire force Of the ONCE II now en-
Gagged, IL completed.
Contractor Dawson. who In wanted 70 testify
concerning frauds in connection with the build
ing Of Harris Island crib, 10 still non est oonedt-
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THAT PRIMARY ELECTION FIGHT.

Leader Collins's Men Up for ExanInation
Before JudGs DuRy.
At Rssex Market Court to-day Justice Duffy
began the examination Of John Mullen, Patrick
J. OBrisn. Matthew n. ODonnell. James Null
lAheny. George Blount and PatrolmAn Richard
Mullen, the followers Of Republican Leader
John J. Collins. who are charged by John B.
tSS Fourth Assembly District" -
John p. DUNNO was the hrIt witnesg., He
doasnSsy COMMITTEES appointed a man named
Needles a. watcher a. the primary. but that
Needles was not allowed In the voting place Of
accorded fair treatment. Dunno said he had
htmself appointed two wetchsrs. but that thu
Collins pGrey put them out
The hesriiG Was adjourned until next friday.
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HAULED UP BY THE GRAND JURY.

Jersey City's Fire and Public Works Boards
Under InauisitIOn.
The Grand Jury Of Hudson County IL after the
jersey City Boards. It wants to know what the
Board of Public Works did with q lot of paving
stones taken up from Washington street where
the Lehigh Valley road recently built tracks,
The matter 10 being investigated.
TIL Grand Jury ordered the Fire Board before
them to-day to explain why $50 was paid for
flooring one engine-house, US had been charged.
The Fire Board said il didn't pay that amount
for one floor, but for four floors. The explana-
ton was satisfactory, and the members Of the
Fire Board were allowed to go,
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE RACES.
A LARGE CROWD. EXPECTED TO WITNESS
THEN THIS AFTERNOON.

The cr.ss.c.u,-v cs.-,,.,..,, r..ns.,.
r,w-Issr, s1.A,,Ss C.o,
Issss.-erinu'. seed Pedestrian Rec
New Ash,s,,o C,.h cs-,.s.S ~ ~
Deeds siss'
this G0 "fsepnao UolS TS. holds hold. ~. annual ols.. races
49,. "a an ~. 'ouu.e " Two m,,es s,Inlen'-
sway ana WI start = little above Mott Haven.
pine and Law win slso comnete. interest," Cen
held every May IN the Charles River by Harvard
oolunIi.s race. have bee: sa'i attracting ssIa'', more sas
general attention each successive year, 50 the
afternoon with interested outsiders In addition
There Ar. son. si.ty ep,ris, q, prom,nsn, .,b.
,ste. for to-morroys srs.t rossloonnt
loo-yard sprintsr. and wisrand, the aao.yard
Sn5G ise :sD'rs will run these distances in hAndi-
Sporting men In this city do not think that
hnis6 heht Tit6 ca Mcdafthy, - 6iqi; cal.
ply broke Sis arr. arm. WE %s iH Sil hsa'i 70 y, put Sn ap 81. % ooo
crawled;, PTobebly neither party will be sstie-
ned nntll q neht occurs between them In which
no mianap OF any KIN spoils the result.
Ever since Jack McAuliffe won the light
challenges have been rained on MIN. Hereto
fore none Of the chellengers have been willing
TO put mp ~, 500, the amount Of stake-money
Paddy smitb's challenge for $1,000 . SIDE.
Smlth now CLAIMS the hght-welght champion.
ZIP bniP OF Amerlee AND the roncs HSsene aiamond
interest.
James II. Brophy, the champion amateur
backing against any good lightweight. His
plssSnt welghk t4I pounds. put ne says he
VIII nave NO 91mcutey In Rettiny 70 l33 pounds.
T,IhSS year. olu. dHhfS nouio IKE " mef. niHe
Hvama ~ ' ~ ' ~
~ .
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SECRETARY COOKS ILLNESS.

MIs Physicians IssNo q Favorable BullSsin,
but He L. Net Ont Of Danger.
Secretary Of State Fredsrick Cook. who Ii very
III ct the GilSOy House with pleuro-pneumonia
andS complication Of diseases, was better this
morning, though not Jet out Of danger.
! Hia physicians, Or. jacob, DR.. .Spannhako
and Dr. ,Whitbeok, Issued the following bulletin
Atl0 o'clock this forenoon:
Ae4k ~ hin. Pulse In better Osndisio4 % p ALSO .his
sssssiahs. He Is '''a'asi' ''fF''h'a y his alsh''
M. Oook has engaged steamship passages for
htmgelf and family 70 sail for Germany June 1.
His family hops he viii recover In timO TO SAL.
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The Einsods defeated the TwihGhts; score. 7 70
The Rivals dsfsAtsd the Nadisons; score, 10 70 8,
The sapenas, Of nuthsrford. dsfsAtsd plshsd nias
score, II 70 ii.
ss sssss si Years. {! D v. Sar s.as'S 81 s ssrsc% ss:ls. and
The spartaa vents tsy Player, bstyesn aftsen and
Brooklyn.
Two soed players. bstwssn Aftesn knd s~svsntssn ysars.
broohyn.
The Kssnss dsfestsd the Pilgrims. Of West Brighton.
8. J.. b. ssore Of 10 10 4. and the AlAskas By . score
Ths Senators Juniors defeated the Unionsi score. "a
70 1, Club unds eighteen PEERS challenged. A.
The Rivals dsfsatsd the Madisons Seore, 10 70 8.
They would NE 70 hear fIST The papltlssSE IyyA.
street, BrOokiyn,
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SPOKE DIsPARAGlNeLY OF UNIONS.
And Now n Bridgeport Contractor Will Have
TO Import Ills Laborers.

ESPECIAL TO TIE EvENINo woRLp.I .
'BRIpoKPoRT, Come, May 3.--Jatnes Mahonsy'
10 .. contrsfter who, IA, Ind S"lEarte foros d.
union masons aud bricklsyers employed on .
business block which he IL erecting.
A few DAYS ago he INDUCED in some very dis
paraRing remarks about the labor unions, and
his men hearing Of II laid the matter before q
meeting Of the local Journeymen's Union Of the
II was, ordered that an apology be demanded
nom Mahoney and that in case of q refusal the
men should quit work.
III Committee who waited upon Mahoney
with . demand tor All apology got the reverse Of
satisfaction, and none of the contractorS men
showed up this morning.
He will probably have to import men 10 finish.
his. Job, as all the union masons, ,bricklayer9
and carpenters Of the city stand by the strikers.
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XII.
Theresa repaired at the appointed time to The

1880 80 $500 NJ
XII.
Theresa repaired at the appointed time to the
garden. The night was dark.
She dnrst not call on Giulio, for fear Of dis.
covery; but il q short time she heard approach.
ing f sSsst pysS,ur They Ssrp %sTe ! sh hose Of diiFGl tS: mn
ments are precious. Cease to pursue \ wretch
who can never render yon happy. Theresa, I
adoae you! Without You life il an unbeArabl0
tormepts of remorse which impOison
our most rRpturonS moments. Thou hast wit
messed my. despair. How often have I re-
II is just should punish. myself. I renounce
thee, and this 81 crifice will eXpiAte my crime"
He ceased speaking, almost suffocated by his
grief.
ticipating greater happiness for the future,
''Giulio,r said she, " had 1t been only for
myself [ would not lave sought tins interview.
love demanded that l should see you. Come.
then, Giulio, lst rs departi Everything is pre-
Giulio, q. prey to the most horrible feelings,
suffered himself to he conducted by her. 4
few moments and they would be united forever.
But, sgddsepply diseng9Sl n 4, himself from n:
"Neveri" and he plunged 4 poniard into her
She fell, and GiuliO was covered with hsr
blood.
he long contemplated his victim. Day began to
dawn, aud the bell OF the monastery rang out
for matin service.
so devotedly loved him, and threw IL into the
sea.
His blood-stained garments and the dagger In
his hand declared him a murderer.
He offered no resistance ON being seixeo' ana
THE END.
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Creased to Jersey {. b. Married.

Crossed 60 Jersey 70 be Married.
Joseph Pedroe and Maria Mcfarland. who are
visiting friends at - Jay street, Brooklyn,
drove over 10 Jersey City this morning and were
married BY Justice Weed.
They had no one as q witpess, and the Justice
eAlledi In Vice-President A. 4. Witter, Of the s..
7. o. A., and ex-Coronsr jacob Cramer to per-
form that ohice.
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she Was Missed.

IFrom Judge
There's one thing I've missed 80 far" says
Jaggs at the Centennial ball.
whats that ~ asked SnagRS.
The Centennial fairy"
That's . fact. haven't seen Susan b. my
self this evening.
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A Free Trip.
tHoRi LUal


Citizen Ito railroad Experimentation You
give me q free pass over your road to Philadel-
phia
Superintendent with great cordiality)-Cer-
tainly, my dear sir, certainly; but l must eau
ton you to look out for trains.
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The Point Of Honor.

Teacher-AdAms, do you know who made that
noise
Adams who is the guilty one)-I know, but 1
do not like to tell.
Teacher-You are . gentleman, sir.
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Plays of the Period.

Theatrical Manager (gloomily)-I don't believe
II will pay to bring out our dramatization Of
Robert Elsmere y now. People have ceased to
talk about 1t.
Dramatic Authorized. let il go, aud I'll see
If can't dramatize pigs in Clover" While it's
fraah
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Rev. DR.. Lastly-Ah. your great grandfather,
was he7 And l suppose he took q prominent
part at WashinGton's Inauguration.
Mr.. Van vurst tmember Of art committed
Well, / should rather think he did He had the
stand.
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To ella Wheeler wilcox.

To Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Prom he Pitsbsro Di,pdteh.
Dear Ella, as yon will award the prize
For the prettiest letter Of love.
Don't you think that this Is about your size,
When you notice the name aboyeT
Rhan't say the sun in her hair has caught
And her hand IL 4 tiny dream,
That her face is with heavenly wisdom fraught
And her thoughts az pure as they seem.
shall not swear that her smile il sweet
As il hovers twixt laughter and tears,
For q friend now beckons me over the street
With the magic sign. Two beers"
One moment. dear Ella. and 1 will be through.
The old story you cannot deny;
The hrst sweetest letter Of love iH ~"
And the second, OF course, Il IL"
Among the Workers.
The Building Trades Section will meet TO-
night.
Progressive Yarnishers No. 4 has issued its
new constitution and bylaws in pamphlet
form.
An open meeting Of plumbers IL called. for
Monday evening in Progress Hall. in Third
avenue, for the purpose OF organizing.
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SOlicitude.

Rathsriy SOlicitude.
Iron Nms.l
TrRcey-Its some that my grandfather
brought from Madeira in 1910, and it's never
been opened before,
Tommy Slipping itl-How profoundly your
father must have loved his family. my boy.
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Coming Events.

jolly Jokers' annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Washington Park. May 81.
Grand Central Council, Order Of Chosen
Friends. entertainment, Lyric Hall, tonight.
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From Dakota.

FLEMING DnoA.
,DnAn snns: Fer Q loAS time I havs suffered frsn ths
sfsots Of tndissst0n and sick headache. and On tryiH
rear D1. q. MoLAMH's CELEBRATED LIvnR PILLa,
found Qufok aud satisfaotory relief. A very few dose
dsss tAs work, and I would not Be without them.
eisux BAlls. Dakota GEO. II. HARRIS.
Cuss sick hsadsohs. bfbousness. liver complaint, dye
pepsia, heartburn, indigestion. malaria. pimples on face
ana bod. impure blood, &o.. By using regularly DE-. O.
McLASxs oHLKBaATEp LIVER PMLs, prepared only
By f1s@inE Bros. Pittsburg, Pa. Price. Is osnts. Boid
~ all druggists. Insist upon having the genuine On. Q.
4tcLt.tn's krvzt PnLS prspfred bS Fisming BrsA
tAs pane McLAHh spelled differently, but Of the same
Ess EsoS. ps;;.S alsAi g. m : On Eve sSs vi %r sns WORDS s's@'
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noise, and gave her the key. AT midnighk
said he. and they separated.
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Il the Suicide George Roane
From . marriage certificate In the pocket Of
the old man who fell or jumped of the wharf at
the foot Of East Twenty-third street, he 10 sup
posed to be George Roans, q native OF Ireland.
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TThe story Of Giullo is not fictitious Previ-
ous 10 the Revolution an adventure OF . SINH
lar kind occurred in = convent at LYONS, OF
which the document fell into the hands OF Bona
narte and furnished him the basis az this tal0.l
LOUIS ANTOINE DE- BouRRnSNB,
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Respectfully Declined.

Respectfully Declined.
Iron the Epoch
Miss Gay-I wish / owned q birdI
Mr.. Lipg-Let me be your bird.
Miss Gsy-I don't wont q parrot, thank you.
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Safer on Foot.

Miss Tally Hoe las he opens the gate)--Don't
you think you might have cleared it, Mr.. De
Hearst
Nj. @. De Hearst-Ah-ya-as, ! could have
cleared it easily, don't ye know. l didn't know
70 well about the horse, don't we knowl