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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-10-06
The Feeling In Perm.

LIMA, Peru, Oct. 5--EI Commercio, the
Oldest and leading daily newspaper in this
city, in its edition of the 4th instant, has q
long and enthusiastic editorial upon the
international American conference. The
speech Of Secretary Blaine, it says,
delivered at the welcome to the
delegates, gives new proof of his
illustrious talents as great statesman
Of great people. We are satisfied they
have no wish to reap any harvest from the
conference except such as will please
the 0palates of its guests in this
feast of continental progress. The
Ell ComRercio, in conclusion, expresses
its conviction that the Panama canal is a
work of general Importance and railroads
merely, upon the isthmus, will not be suf-
ficient for the interests of the people and
Peruvian commerce.
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A cyclone in Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Oct. 5.-A cyclone on
Carmen island,off the coast of Campeschy,
18th ult., strewed the shore with wreckage
from vessels in the harbor. Only one yes
sci out of thirty-fve weathered the gale.
All the schooners that had sought refuge
at point called Quintille, were also
wrecked. The loss in this city is $780, OO;
The ruins are being overhauled for dead
bodies News of the great destruction IN
the other towns near Carmen received,
says houses are being demolished and
crops laid low. The loss will.not fall short
of d million. -,
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At Jerome Park,

JEROME PARK, Oct. 5.-To-day's attend
ance was the largest of the meeting.
Mile and e-sixteenth-Salvator won in
sos, Hyperion and Ganymede ran dead
heat for second.
One thousand four hundred yards, two
year olds-Judge Morrow won. Tourna-
ment second, Magnate third. Time-1 :24
Mile-Raceland won in 1:464, Badge
second, Volunteer third.
Five MISREPRESENTATION won IN l 100,
Adolph second, Drumsticl1 third.
Mile and quarter-Firenzi walked over
the course
Mile aud one sixteenth-Brussels won.
Letritia second, Elgin third. Time "a 3
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ternational packing company had violated
Wallace had contracted TO buy $50 barrels
of the company. in spite of the order of
the court restraining the delivery of the
pork, the company offered to make the de
livery. and upon Wallaces refusal of
tender sold the pork at auction under the
rule. The company then sent the bill to
Wallace for margins.
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Warming to Balfour.

BELFAST, Oct. 5.-Dr. Kane, Grand
Master Orangeman of the district of Bel
fast, in published card, warns Balfour,
chief secretary for ireland, that he will
ALLEVIATE the Orangemen if he proposes any
further endowment of Catholic institutions
in Ireland. The government ought rather,
continues DIR. Kane, confer its privileges
and emoluments upon every Orange hall in
ireland as sign of gratitude to the 1901 900
orangemen pledged 10 maintain the union
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A Freieht and Passenger Collide,

CORY, Penna., Oct. 5.-The rear end of
the south bound freight on the Western
New York & Pennsylvania railroad broke
loose as the train was climbing the summit
four miles south of here this mOrning.
Rushing down the hill, it crashed into q
passenger train following with terrific
force. All the passengers were bruised,
some injured seriously, but none fatally.
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The NEW YORKS WIN
The National League Pennant
This Season.
PAN AMERICAN ExCURsIONIsTs.
Switzerland Apologies to Minister Wash
burne-The Smoke Nuisance in Chicago
The Railway Employees Association.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 5.-The New York ball
players are in an exceedingly happy frame
of mind tonight, for to-day's game decided
that the League pennant belongs to them.
They left for New York at midnight in a
special car on which was banner bearing
the words: 1.-THE New Yorks, Winners of
the National League pennaut."
The close of the League season tonight
leaves the clubs in the following order in
the race: New York, Boston, Chicago,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Indi-
annapolis. Washington.
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Advertisements For Cruiser Material.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Advertisements
were issued to-day from the navy depart
ment for the material required for use in
the construction of the machinery to be
built at the New York navy yard for the
two 3,000ton cruisers to be constructed by
the government. Bids will be opened No
vemoer at the navy department. Notice
is given that each bid must be accompanied
by check for per cent. of the amount of
the hid
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Below The % per cent. Rule.

New YORK, Oct 5.-F'or the first time
since the week following the May panic of
1884, the bank statement published shows
the reserve held to be less than the p per
cent of deposits required by the banking
law. a year ago, with almost exactly the
same amount of deposits, the banks held a
surplus over the legal requirements of Sl1,
All 800. The deficit is almost wholly caused
by the drain of money to the west and
south, where over six millions were shipped
last week and almost as much went in the
week Just preceding.
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A Collision at Sea.

GLASGOW, Oct 5-The steamer State of
Georgia, for New York, has returned,
having been in collision with an unknown
steamer Her bows were stove in. One
man was killed
LATER-The State of Georgia has ar
rived at Greenock The damage is all
above the water line. The vessel with
which she was in collision was the cOasting
steamer Agate. A heavy fog prevailed.
The Agate's forecastle head was smashed.
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Knights Templar.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Grandmaster of
knights Templar Roans arrived in the
city this afternoon aud took headquarters
at the Ebbitt house. During the evening
manded by Sir Lewis M. Keene, reached
the city, and under escort of local com
mandery marched to quarters The San
Francisco and Oakland Communicates are
expected tomorrow
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The Innnest Finished.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.--The coroner's jury to-
day finished the inquest into the recent
suburban accident on the Rock Island
road. Master Mechanic Twombley, who
eral times after he had been discharged for
drunkenness, admitted that he had done so
on his own responsibility. The jury re-
turned verdict censuring the officials of
the road severely, and taking strong
grounds against allowing favoritism or
kinship 10 endanger human life.
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Great Fails & Canada Railroad.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, October 15.-The
Great Falls s. Canada railroad company
was Incorporated here yesterday with
81 ,5O0,0 capital. The company will build
railroad from Great Falls to the Canadian
line, whence the same parties will build to
the coal mines at Lohbridge, Canada,
which is connected with the Canadian
Pacific by a railroad ITO miles long. The
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In the Tolls.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. George B. Law
ton, of East Orange, was arrested this af-
ternoon and lodged in Jail in default of
$4,000 bail. Lawton was the sole executor
of the estate of Jane Null, of Newark, who
died in 1875, leaving requests amounting to
1898, 900 to her eight children. 1t is charged
that Lawton failed to pay the bequests and
disappeared, returning TO Orange only a
few months ago.
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to-day in the Cronin case.
Baseball.
AT COLUMBUS.
Columbus 10, Baldwin, O'Conner: Bal
timore II, Kilroy, Tate.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland 8, Gruber, Sutcliffe; New
York 5, Keefe, Ewing.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati s, Lovett, keenan,; Louisville,
/, McDermott, Ryan.
AT PITrsBURG.
Pittsburg 6, Calvin, Carroll, Boston /,
Clarkson, Bennett.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago 8, Hutchinson, Darling; Phila-
delphia2 2, Sanders, Clements.
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn 9, Lovett, Clark; Athletic 10,
weighing, Collins.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Indianapolis 81, Rusie, Weckbacker,
Washington 6, Keefe, Riddle.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis Z, Chamberlain, Milligan /;
Kansas City 2, Conway, Gunson,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 5-The Boston baseball
team, on it's western trip, will be accom-
panied by the Baltimore team minus Hor-
ung, Kilroy and Miller, whose places will
be filled by Denny Lyons, third base of the
Athletics, Tom Burns, right field Of the
Brooklyns and two Western league field
ers, Reilly, of Des Moines and Murphy, of
Omaha. In the Boston club the place of
Brouthers and Kelley being filled by
Ewing and Brown. The New York's will
meet BARNES aggregation at ST. Louis,
November Is, and together they will go by
way of Kansas City, Denver and Salt Lake
city to San Francisco and play three games
weekly.
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Tha Kansas City Races.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.-This was the last
day of the Exposition Park Driving as
sociation races.
Wyandotte special-Dau first, John Tay-
lor second, Matte H. third, Edith fourth.
Best time :3Sh.
Consolation purse for pacers-Louis B.
first, John Hazard second, Finnegan
third. Best time-2:18x.
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Hogs in Court.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5-The pork deal was in
court again to-day, the board of trade at
torneys moving for a dissolution of the in
junction against that body. After lengthy
arguments Judge Shepard dissolved the in
junction, but the New Workers., nothin g
daunted, will take the case to the appellate
court
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Brown University Register Defaults.

PROVIDENCE, Oct. 5.-DilmanP. Robinson,
only son Of ex-President E. P. Robinson, of
Brown university, is an embezzler and fu-
gItive. He has been register of the uni
versity for several years. The amount of
his shortage is unknown. He kept two
sets of bookstore false, the other true.
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Inter.state Ranid Transit Comnany.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 5.-The Interstate
Rapid Transit company has been placed in
the hands of receiver on the application
of the Metropolitan Trust company Of New
York. which holds $500, 900 of the company's
bonds, upon which the company has been
,unable to pay the interest. The total in
q debtedness is 81, 100000. There will be no
stoppage of the line, which is an elevated
road running between Kansas City, Mo-,
anH Kansas City, Kan.
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HELENA, Mont, Oct. 5.-The Independent
says the returns received to-day give a
Democratic majority of seven on joint bal
lot in the legislature, with one in doubt,
which may increase the majority to nine.
In several counties the vote is very close,
but it is not thought the official canvassing
will make any material change on the
whole. Carter Republican, for Congress,
has majority Of about twelve hundred.
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nied Frnm a Reating.

New YORK, Oct. 5-Julia Conner, aged
fourteen years, died tonight in the New
York hospital from the effects of the beat
ing she received two months ago at the
hands of girl about her own age, named
Maggie Miller. The girls quarreled about
a lad named Jack, who paid attention to
both. The police are searching for Maggie
on a charge of homicide
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DEATH OF A DESPERATE.
The Leader of an Indian Territory Band of
Horse Thieves Killed by Deputies.

GUTHRIE, 1. T., Oct. 5.-Charles Davis,
aged only nineteen years, but one of the
boldest desperadoes in Indian territory and
leader of a noted band of horse and cattle
thieves, was shot and killed yesterday near
Fleetwood, I. Z. He had barricaded him
self in vacant house guarded by three
deputy United States marshals. Later he
made break for liberty, carrying in either
hand revolver The deputies opened fire
which the desperate returned, but he soon
fell to the ground mortally wounded.
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Switzerland Apologies to America

WASHINGTON, Oct. Sit is understood
the Swiss government has made an apology
to United States Minister Washburne for
the indignity offered to Charles E. Coates,
of Baltimore, who, while travelling in
Switzerland last summer was arrested and
confined in filthy and dark cell, without
any charge having been preferred against
hin,
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principal incorporation is Donald Grant,
the well known railroad builder. The prin-
cipal purpose of the road is to provide an
outlet for the coal fields at Lohbridge. The
new road will pass west of the Sweet Grass
region in Chateau coanty, and will be used
to distribute coal from Great Falls over
points reached by the Montana Central and
Northern Pacific. Work will be COM
menced as speedily as the season will
admit
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OMAHA, Oct 5.-The Bee tomorrow will
publish the agreement signed by the joint
committee of the locomotive engineers,
firemen, Knights of Labor, Switchmen's
Mutual Aid association ard the Brother
hood of Railway Brakemen. The articles
of agreement are to be submitted to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers at
its meeting in Denver October 10.
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me New Hampshire Insurance Boycott

New YORK, Oct. Sin 1850 New Hamp-
shire legislature enacted valued policy
law. The insurance companies of the
country declared boycott and have since
refused to write policies in that state. A
sensation has been created by the announ-
cement by the 1Etna, of Hartford, with
drawing from the compact and that it will
resume business in that state.
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Priest Sentenced to Hang.

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct 5.-Catholic priest
Father Boyle was convicted in the Wake
superior court to night on the charge of
criminal assault on Miss Geneva Whitaker.
The crime of which Boyle is convicted was
committed last May. He was sentenced to
be hanged November 90, but was allowed to
appeal to the supreme court.
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Protestant Episcopal Convention.

New YORK, Oct. 5,-The Episcopal con-
vention this morning took up and discussed
the resolution proposing change in the
creed. The resolution was adopted by the
following vote: Clerical, IS ayes, 9 nays:
9 divided. Lay, 20 ayes, IA nays; 4 divided.
AdiOurBed.
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THE PACIFIC ROADS.
Senator Hearst Says it is His Desire to be
Reasonable With Them.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The committee to effect
settlement between the government and
the Pacific roads is holding preliminary
meeting this afternoon to arrange the de-
tails of the work. "Our desire is to be
reasonable with the companies" said
Hearst. ''or at least mine is. If we can ar
range to secure the debt in some way and
provide for it's payment in twenty or fifty
years. we shall be satisfied. The roads
will not be sacrificed, though, under any
circumstances, as we could not afford to
stop the traffic of the country for even such
q claim as this
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Frank Woodrufrs Case Continued

CHICAGO Oct. Son the application of
the states attorney the case against Frank
Woodruff for the murder of Dr. Cronin
was continued to next term. His attorney
also withdrew his application for release
for the time being
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Blaine's Speech in Brazil.

Rio DE JANEIRo, via Galveston, Oct. 81
The newspapers throughout Brazil publish
in full Secretary Blaine's address to the
delegates to the International congress
Tue public is hopeful of great commercial
benefits resulting from the congress.
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st. Louis Races.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The 2:2O class, 81, 800
Geneva S. first, Frank Middleton second,
jeremiah third, Bethlehem Star fourth.
Time-2:20.
Gasconda stakes-S915, three-y old
colts and FLIES, mile heats-Lucy first,
Dora Cossack second, Optimist third.
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Inaugurating Another london strike.

LONDON, Oct. 5.-The laborers in the
WOODWARD houses have struck, owing to the
preference given to blacklegs. 1t is feared
the strike will spread.
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THE SECOND RACE

was between Don Angus and Pomp. Both
animals appeared on the track in fine con-
dition, and judging from appearances the
race might have been won by either.
First heat-Pomp had the pole; at the
tnrn Don Angus broke, Pomp coming under
the wire, winner by eight lengths. Time
-2:2S15.
Second heat-Both horses got of to-
gether. Don again broke at the turn,
giving Pomp four lengths lead. The heat
was closel with Pomp one length ahead in
224
Third heat-A good start was had. On
the first half Pomp led by two lengths, and
at the three quarter pole Don Angus was
six lengths behind. Pomp broke, and did
not get his feet until a hundred yards had
been covered; Don passed him easily and
came under the wire winner by six
lengths Time-2:30.
the half mile post was reached, when Don
forged ahead and came under the wire a
winner by one length. Time-2 :2T$<.
Fifth heat-Don Angus had the pole
from start to finish, with Pomp laying on
his wheel up to the seven eighths pole,
when Pomp closed the distance and
pushed Don Angus so hard at the flag that
he broke, when Pomp came up even. He
also broke, both horses being driven on
the run and under the whip and passed
under the wire so close, the heat could not
be decided as to distance, and it was de-
clared no heat. The judges said if it had
not been match race they would have
sent both horses to stable. The driver was
changed on Pomp in the next heat
Sixth heat-Don had the pole. This was
the finest neat ever driven on the track, as
the least mistake or accident would have
lost the race. In passing the half mile
Pomp made an attempt to break. He made
one skip. when he was handsomely brought
to his feet by his driver. From this point
to the finish the distance did not vary over
length. 1t was pretty sight to see both
horses coming down the home stretch with
Don a length in the lead, and in this posi-
ton passed under the wire, winning the
heat and race Time-2.2S.
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The Pork Packers, war.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The war between the
New York brokers squeezed in the pork
corner and the Chicago board of trade, con-
tinues. In court this morning Broker Wal
lace filed an affidavit stating that the In
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In the corner of certain well-known
business house of this city there is little
two-by four Office in which are transacted
the affairs of certain well known COM
pany. If you will step into the Godbe-
Pitts drug store and order ton of Pea
cock Rock Springs coal you will never go
elsewhere. Only $3.50 per ton, delivered. \
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Rlaine,s speech in Buepos Ayreg.

BUENos AYREs, via Galveston, Oct. b.
R1aine's address of welcome to the dele
gates to the international congress was
published in the newspapers in this coun-
try. The daily reports of the movements
of the delegates are read with much inter-
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A Mining Strike Settled.

GAGE CRY, Kansas, Oct. 5.-The strike
of the coal miners at Scranton was amic-
ably settled to-day. The employers granted
them an advance of 10 cents per ton in min
ing
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Will Begin at Omaha.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5. The Senators of the
Pacific railway committee met here today
and will leave tomorrow for Omaha, where
they begin their work with an inspection
of the Union Pacific terminal facilities.
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Killed bY the Burlington.

SANDWICH, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-While crossing
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
track at Main street tonight in buggy,
Mrs. c. Cook and Mrs. Samuel Abbey were
struck by a train. Both ladies were badly
mangled and lived but a few moments.
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Admiral Porter Ill.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Information has
been received to the effect that Admiral
Porter isxery ill at his summer house at
Johnstown, RI The family regard his
illness as most serious, and are quite ap-
prehensige as to the result.
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window Glass Blowers, Strike Ended.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5.-The strike of 5000
window light glass blowers, which began
last June, was settled to day. A contract
for year was signed, with an advance of
5I5 per cent.
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Cut His Children To nesth

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct, 3. Felix
Kampf cut his son William and daughter
Mary to death last night. He was drunk
and the children refused him shelter.
Kampf was arrested.
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Amsterdam Dock Laborers, Union.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 5.-rhe dock laborers
have formed union. When the organiza-
tiGn is on strong financial basis, strike
will be inaugurated
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Yaqui Indians.

CITY OF MEXICO, via Galveston, Oct s.
1t is rumored here that the Yaqui Indians
in Sonora routed the Twenty fifth infantry
yesterday. The state Of Yucatan is bank
rupt,
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Ex.Congressman A. A. Hardenburg Dead.

JERSEY CRY, Oct 5.-Ex-C Congressman
A. A. Hardenburg died in this city to-
night, aged fifty-nine years. He has been
suffering several years from complica-
ton of diseases.
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A Railroad Disaster.

ROME, Ga, Oct. 5.-A freight train on
the Decatur railroad was wrecked near
here to-day. The fireman and brakeman
were killed and the engineer fatally in
iured
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AT THE RACE TRACK.

Don Angus Beats POmp and Busby Wins
the Race.
There was another good attendance at
the Driving Park yesterday, and pools sold
in lively manner, there being at one time
about $1,000 in the box.
THE FIRST RACE
was pacing, Busby and Broncho Jack
being the entries. Busby had the pole, but
Jack took it at the first turn and kept the
lead, finishing two lengths ahead. Time
2;H1a.
Second heat-It was neck-and-neck to
the homestretch. but Jack came under the
wire a length ahead. Time-2:4 3M.
Third heat-Busby took the pole and
lead all the way around, winning heat and
race. ,I-
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Lost Boats.

HALIFAX, Oct. 5. Advices from ST.
Pierre state that nothing has been heard
from the missing boats, the steamer Geo
graphiqne and the ship Minnie Swift.
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IreIand's New Viceroy.

DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-The Earl of Zeetland-
the new viceroy of Ireland. took the oath of
Office at Dublin castle to daY.
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We have opened this season an extraor-
binary large stock of ladies', misses, and
children's underwear. Low prices. Simon
Bros.