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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-09
ADMISSION DAY.
To be Celebrated by the Native Son
To-day at San Jose.

To be Celebrated by the Native Sons
To-day at San Jose.
SAN JOSE, September Sth.-The Native
Sons of the Golden West have been re-
ceived with most unwonted hospitality by
the people of San Jose. On every hand are
numberless banners bearing the word
Welcome" By far the best evidence of
its sincerity is the cordiality with which
Californias sons have been entertained.
All residents of this city have taken the
utmost pains to make the Native Sons feel
that their visit is an honor fully ap-
preciated.
Although rather early to entertain, citi-
Zens have In addition to placing their
homes at the disposal of the the visiting
Natives, thrown them open TO all, and greet
friend and stranger alike with the same
etfusive warmth. This is peculiar thing,
and has been the marked popularity OF
the Native Son celebrations in other
places, only in lesser degree than here.
IL would be impossible for any other
people or fraternity to arouse this feeling
of enthusiasm. and it is due largely to
the Uniform rectitude of the members of
the fraternity.
The day has been one fittingly adapted
for entertaining. Every vehicle in town
has been in use since early morning by the
Sons and their sisters, and all the sights,
not even excluding the great Mount Ham
ton observatory, have been visited
The sacred character of the day has re-
pressed to some extent the boisterousness,
but not the enthusiasm of the Native Sons
This afternoon two concerts were given
and attracted great crowds That by Cali
tornia Parlor was held in st. James square.
Stanford Psrlors band of San Francisco,
under the direction of Marcus Blum, gave
a sacred concert at the Hotel Vendome
This evening both Parlors again gave
concerts, the California Parlor at Horticult-
ural Hall and Stanford Parlor on the lawn
:ln front OF the Hotel Vendome.
The preparations for to-morrow's parade
are now completed, and only await the
rising sun to be put in execution.
1t will undoubtedly excel all previous
displays in both numbers and unioueness.
AlF the Parlors in the Order, numbering
l49, will be represented, besides three Par
lors OF the Native Daughters of the Golden
West. All the drill corps present, about
hVe In number, will present special feat
ures, while each Parlor will also have
something new to attract attention.
The parade will start at IL
O'Clock, and it is estimated at the present
time that it will contain 1000 Native Sons
and Daughters. The parade will be re-
viewed by the Grand Marshal and staff.
Governor Waterman and staff, and Senator
Stanford in front of the Court. house.
After the review the parade will be dis
missed. The literary exercises will then
De held IN front of the County Court house.
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COURSING MATCH.
Opening Day Over the Newark Cours,
YESTERDAY.

opening Day Over the Newark Course
Yesterday.
NEWARK, September Sth.-The opening
of the coursing match at the Park to-day
was witnessed by large number of specta-
tors. 1t was a fine day and excellent cours-
ing.
P. ]. Canovans Spot beat j. Barry's Tip
perary Clipper. Canovau's Spot beat Bar
rvs Snake. w. r. B. Turnan's Catherine
Hayes beat j. Byrne's Victor Barry's
Tipperary Clipper beat P. J. Foley's Wood
side. ]. O'Shea's Getta beat Foley's Chic
opee Lass. Canovan's Spot beat Turnan's
Catherine Hayes. Barry's Tipperary Clip
per beat J. O'Shea's Getta.
The first prize. $40, was won by Spot
The second prize, $50, was won by Clipper.
The third prize, 81, was won by Hayes.
The fourth prize, 81, was won by Getta.
The puppy prize was divided between ].
O'Shea's and j. J. Edmund's dogs.
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SALE OF BONDS.
Kraft Irrigation District, Colusa
County, California.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN Board of Directors of Kraft Irrigation Dis
lrict that said Board viii at its office on the
o Hair Ranch near the town of 0rland, in the
county of Colusa, State of California. on the
nrst day Of october in the year 1889 at 10 O'Clock
A; NJ of said day, sell to the highest responsible
bidder for cash in gold coin of the United
states, one hundred bonds of the said District.
TO the amount of Fifty Thousand Dollars, being
part OF an issue of bonds aggregsting the sum
OF Eighty Thousand Dollars that sealed pro-
posals for the purchase of said bonds will be re-
celyed by said Board, at its Office, till the day
ana hour aforesaid, at which time said Board
Will open the proposals and award the purchase
OF said bonds to the highest responsible bidder;
put SAID Board reserves the right 10 reject any
or all blds and will IN no event sell any of said
bonds ior less than ninety per cent OF the face
value thereof; said bonds are dated he first ay
OF october, IN the year lsS9 aud bear iuteres tat
tne iate OF SIX Per cent. per annum, payable
semi'annually. Any interest accruing between
said date and the date of the sale and delivery
OF said bonds shall be credited before delivery
on the first maturing coupons attached 10 said
Nonds. All bids shall be accompanied by a Ger.
q led check in the sum OF Five Hundred Dol
lars as a guarantee of good faith to be returned
TO maker If his bid be rejected or he carries out
the terms of his bid.
Dated September 3, 1859.
]. II. ROGERS, Secretary of said Board
y. q. Address, OrlanG, Cal, IS or
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Five Gents Per nar-

LOUISVILLE, September Sth.-Fred Wsg.
ner, who arrived here from Birmingham,
Ala, yesterday said he was native OF
Saxony, and had come to Birmingham
under contract to work on the railroad
There were one hundred and twenty in the
gang of laborers in which he came. They
were promised So month and board, but
were paid only FIVE cents day.
He could talk no English, and knew
nothing of the contract labor law. He had
escaped with difficulty from Birmingham.
He was given pass and continued his
trip towards New York
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MEXICAN MATTERS.
A Priest Imprisoned for Preaching Sedi
tious Sermons.

A Priest Imprisoned for Preaching Sedi-
tious Sermons.
Cry OF MEXICO, September S,h.-An ex-
citing contest Tor the GoverRorship is in
progress IN Gucatan. There are three can.
dldateS Mr.. Traconis. whois the efayorite
ana IS the present Governor; General Rosada
and Mr.. Castellanos.
Mr.. Sanchez, the political chief Of Ticul.
posing Traconis and refuses 10 obey the
Federal Courts order for their release,
Richard Haleg, concessionaire of the
Iampico Railroad, proposes to establish
works in the State of Hidalgo.
three priests were recently arrested in
the State of Guanajuato for preaching sedi.
tious doctrine, On the trial two were de-
clared not guilty. The third, however, was
convicted and sentenced to undergo eleven
months imprisonment and 10 paw fine of
$1,000 He has appealed.
The anniversary Of the battle of Chapul-
tepec was appropriately observed to-day.
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tons he had to make about the bringing
up of his four sons and three daughters,
which were IN the custody of the wife.
Becoming suddenly euraged at something.
he drew pistol and commenced shooting.
After Mrs. McGuffie fell he lay down on
her body and shot himself in the abdomen
six inches below the heart Hego up and
walked to the street, and was taken to the
station, where it was discovered that he
WIS wounded. He will probably ciie.
McGuffie was shot in the leg three wears
ago by his stepdaughter. He was fortv-
eight years old and his wife forty.fye.
Both were natives of Liverpool.
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UNREoUITED LOVE.
Edwin Thorn, Fresno Merchant. wi
Fill an Early Grave

Edwin Thorn, Fresno Merchant, win
Fill an Early Grave.
FRESNO, September Sth.-Edwin Thorn. q
young merchant of this city, attempted SUI
clde this afternoon at $50 by shooting him
sell Just over the heart with a thirtv.two
calibre pistol. the ball passing through ,he
pody. de cannot survive. He conducted
a successful grocery business with his
brother-in-law, James H. Hudson. on
Blackstone avenue. His attempt to take
his life is said to have originated from a
love affair.
Hudson went to San Francisco Thursday
and during his absence Thorn went on q
spree. A clerk in the store telegraphed
hudson to return. He came back with his
wife this afternoon. Thorn had mo Knowls
edge of his coming, and just as Hudson and
wife stepped from the car, in front of the
store, Thorn discharged his pistol, with The
result above stated.
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were orderly. Burns in his speech de-
clsred 1t was mistake to suppose he had
agreed to the proposal of the arbitrstors.
He invited the strikers to declare whether
or not they would accept the proposition.
A loud shout OF No ~ went up from the
crowd. 1t is probable that a COMPROMISE
will soon be arranged on the basis of in
creased wages beginning in November.
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UNION rsrIFIC.
Talk of Constructing a Line Through
Texas to the Gulf.

Talk of Constructing a Line Through
Texas to the Gulf.
FORTH WORTH Texas, September Sth.-
President Adams and party of Union Pa
citic officials arrived here yesterday. At a
banquet given by the Board of Trade last
evening Mr.. Adams, in response 10 the
toast, The Union Pacific Railway and its
line TO the Gulf" said the Union Pacific
wanted to send the products of the North
west to the markets of Europe, and he had
no concealment to make as to the object of
his visit. The operation Of the interstate
commerce law SO hampers all the rail lines
to and from the great markets of this
country that he had come to see if the
business of the Union Pacific could not be
done more satisfactorily by a line through
Texas to the Gulf, than by Chicago and
Duluth.
Like the Jews of old, he and his party
has come to spy out the land, and they
were satisfied. 1t was more than probable
the old route of traffic would give way 10
the new
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IOWA KNIGHTS.
The Grand Commander Says They Shall
Not Parade.

Il
WASHINGTON, September Sth.-The CON
troversy between Grand Commander Roome
and the Grand Commandery of the State of
Iowa over the adoption of The new ritual is
one of the most important questions that
will come before the approaching triennial
conciave for action
The Iowa Commanderv declined 10 fol-
low Grand Commander Roome's order for
the adoption OF the new ritual on the
ground that it vas beyond his power to
issue such an order.
ThereuTOn the Grand Commander de-
clared the Iowa knights to be in g state
of d'sloyalty and rebellion and interdicting
all templar intercourse with them hv the
Knights Of the other States The Iowa
Knights have made arrangements to attend
the conclave next month, writing that
from five hundred to eight hundred would
be present from that State.
This coming to the knowledge of Grand
Commander Roome, he has notified the
local Committee of Arrangements for the
parade to allow no Iowa Communicates
in The procession His order will be
obeyed by the Commander, and no place
will be found for Iowa Knights
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Facts Worth Knouinr.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous men,
brane Inc remedy used must be uon-irritating.
Inc medical profession has been slow to learn
this. Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished
Win douehes, snufis, powders, syringes astrin.
gents or any similar application, because they
are are All Irritating, do not thoroughly reach the
affected surfaces, and should be abandoned as
worse than failures. multitude of persons
who had for years borne all the worry and pain
that catsrrh can infiict testify to radical aud
permanent cures wrought by Ely's Cream Balm
MWF
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TACoMA's SENSATION.
The Body of a Murdered Woman Fom
in the Davis Block.

in the Davis Block.
TACOMA (W. IT,, September Sth-A wo-
man by the name of Mrs. Cross, alias
Annie Dixon, was found murdered in
room of the Davis Block this morning
about 9 o'clock.
/ The room was one rented by F. Clark,
clerk in the employ of Stewart Holmes
Drug Co., and the sensation was increased
by Clark's attempting to commit suicide
by taking poison soon after the discovery
of the body.
The woman had been on q heavy spree
last night with man named Thomas
Wemms, and both repaired to Clark's
room to sleep off the debauch. How the
woman was killed is mystery, but Clark's
attempted suicide indicates some connec-
ton with it.
Wemms declared that a man answering
Clsrk's description shot her. but he could
not identify Clark when he saw him.
Wemms has been jailed, and Clark lies
unconscious, and his statement is yet to be
heard
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GOVERNOR WATERMAN.
he is Interviewed at San Jose-The
| Prison Investigation.

Prison Investigation.
+ SAN Francisco, September Sth.-The San
Jose Times tomorrow morning will print
an interview with Governor Waterman, in
which he states that the prison investiga-
ton will be held in San Francisco Septem-
Der 18th. Also that it is an unnecessary
political farce based upon conspiracy.
He says he is proud of the honor of
being the first Executive who gave vitality
to the ACT making Admission Day legal
holiday, and has Brought bis family to wit
ness the celebration of the day by the
Native Sons of the Golden West.
In regard to signing the, contract for ad-
ditional buildings at Agnew's asylum for
the insane, he said; "Why, certainly, |
signed them; there IS nothing to find fault
with; also, that no site had yet been de-
coed upon tor the Home for Feeble
minded Children, but he favored keeping
il at Santa Cruz
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of the population of America, said II
wish to recognize Americas right to be
considered, prospectively at least, and even
now to some extent the great organ of the
powerful English tongue / wish also to
indulge in feelings of satisfaction on re-
tiecting that no cause on earth, unless
our own folly, now or hereafter,
ought to divide us from one another, or re-
yiye those causes of honorable or less hon
orable contention that have heretofore pre-
vailed among u.s."
On Mr.. Gladstone's invitation Mr.. Tuck,
one of the American Commissioners to the
exhibition, replied in a clever speech.
French newspapers express themselves
as delighted with Gladstone's speech.
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He Compliments America in His French
Banquet Speech.
PARIS, September Sth-Gladstone said
to-day TO a reporter Il have come over
to Paris for special purpose. am too old
to travel merely for the sake of the pleas
ure that travel affords. l have come in
order to show my good will and respect to
France"
In his speech at the banquet yesterday
Gladstone, in referring to therapid increase
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ADVICE to Mo,hers.-mrs vv,n.,,,,

ADVICE to Mefhers.-krs. winslow,s
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
childTen are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; 1t produces natural Quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub swakes as bright as q button" Ii is
very pleasant to taste. IL soothes the child
softens the gums, sllays all pain, relieves Wind
regulates the bowels, and Is the best-knoyyn
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising frorn
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. NWFiv
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GENERAL NOTICES.

&. A. II. Notice,-AlI members of War
ren Post, No. 81. are requested TO lleet at G. A.
X Hall on MONDAY, September 9th, at so
O'Clock, to participate in the unveiling of the
g. A. K. Monument. By order of
L. W. 6RoTHEN, p. G.
r. RESwIcK. Adjutant. s7-2ts
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WIFE MURDER.
A Man at San Pedro Kills His Divorced
Xifa and Attn..n.,ts S..i.;-1

Wife and Attempts Suicide.
Los ANGELES, September sth. This
morning at 10 o'clock ]. McGuffie. at San
Pedro, shot his divorced wife four times,
killing her instantly, and then put bullet
in his own body, which will probably
cause his death. McGuffie was divorced
from the woman three years ago at San
Pedro, and has since been running ranch
at Hyde Park.
This morning he went to see bis wife.
who was stopping at the Crocker house.
He called in Mrs. Crocker and told her he
wanted her to be witness TO the PROPOSE
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Dr. la Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical DEBILITY. Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. and the many
ailments arising from excess. indiscretion. and
abuse. A comp etc restorative. Price 81 so a
bottle, sent by express C. o. ID. A McBOYLE
q CO, Druggists, 50f Washington street Ss1
Francisco. P. o. Box 1852 Iny6-ern
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excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For after
A. n. T0wNF, General Manager
I. ii. GOODMAN. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. II
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Advertising Car.
Crime in Virginia.

NORFOLK, September S,h.-S. Walters,
who kept grocery store al Sewell's Point,
was found murdered this morning. 1t is
supposed that early this morning parties
called and woke up Walters, and as he
opened the door he was struck senseless
with club and then beaten to death.
The murderers then robbed the store,
after which the body was placed between
Two cotton mattresses which were set on
fire.
The fire burned slowly, and when the
body was found by members of the family
one arm and portion of the face only was
burned of il.
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excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road tSanta Fe rouiel, under management OF
salaried railroad employees leave Sacramen;c
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Bertns furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through 10 destination G. w. RAILTON, agent
Isl street, Sacramento. Cal. mS-lmMWF
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Democratic Convention.

ELLENsBuRG (W. t., September Sth.-
Delegates to the Democratic State Conyen-
ton began arriving this morning. All the
western delegations are in, and many of
the eastern.
Prominent members say all the nomina-
tons will be made by acclamation with the
exception of Governor and Member of
Congress.
Semple, of Tacoma, is mentioned for
Governor and t. C. Griffitts, of Spokane
Falls, for Member of Congress.
Advertising Car.
SANTA ANA, September Sth.-Two mem
bers OF the Santa Ana Board of Trade rep
resented Orange county at San Diego Satur-
day at meeting held at the Chamber of
commerce rooms to consider proposition
to send southern California on Wheels
on tour through the Eastern States in
stead OF the second California on Wheels y
as announced by the Associated Press dis
patches this morning from San Diego. An
ADJOURNED meeting to arrange the details
and contract with the railrosd company
Will be held at Los Angeles next Saturday.
Unknown Man Killed.
TACOMA (W. t., September Sth.-An
unknown man was killed on the draw
bridge at the head of Commencement Bay
this morning. by the eastbound train on
the Northern Pacific. The body was terri
bly, mangled, beyond recognition, and no
papers were found to indicate his identity.
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CITY scAVENGER-

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES HAVE ELECTED
Il JESSE SLAUGHTER City Scayenger Will
attend 70 burial of dead stock, etc Residence
III Fifit street, between j and NJ. sr2slm
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a JOINT LETTER.
1t is Probable That Compromise VIII
Soon be Arranged.

Soon be Arranged.
LONDON, September sth. = The Lord
Mayor of London, Bishop Temple aud
Cardinal Manning have written Joint let
ter, in which they recount the negotiations
conducted by them with the Dock Com
pany with view to a settlement of the
strike. They express surprise at the
strikers reputation of the terms agreed to
by the Dock Company, and declare the
opinion that if the men continue the
strike they will forfeit the sympathy and
respect accorded to them.
The strikers held another large meeting
in Hyde Park o-day. The proceedings
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Boycottinc Tenants.

DNbLlN, september Sth.-A bomb was
exploded on Smith Barry's estate to- day,
demollshlng the officeSsnd destroying all
the private papers and important docu.
ments. Four of Bsrry's tenants who had
been boycotted for paying rent contrary no
the compact to-day expressed coutrition al
a public meeting and offered q large COM
pensatlon, but the meeting refused to re-
move the boycott.
Standing Up for His Rights.
PARIS, September S.h-The Bisbop Of
Marseilles has issued a formal protest
sgiinst the circular recently issued by the
Minister of Justice, in which the Minister
reminds the clergy that they are prohibited
by law from taking part in elections The
Bishop atfirms the rights of the priests To
intervene in elections and other political
stf4irs.
Proprietor Arrested.
ANTWERP, September Sth.-The fire
which started in a cartridge factory has AT
last been extinguished Several more
corpses have been found, and the number
OF the dead will certainly reach two hun
dred.
The arrest of NJ. Corvillan, the proprie-
ter OF the cartridge factory, has been or
dered.
London Strikers.
LONDON, September Sth-Tbe Lord
Mayor told Tillett that he and Burns
ought to have resigned when the men de-
clined to accept the compromise, Tillett
explained the compromise, but it was re-
jected because it would have created diff.
Guilty with the wharfngers, who had
already conceded sixpence
VIII Not Leave Rome.
LONDON, September Sth.-A dispatch 10
the Chronicle from Rome, SAYS: The pope
has abandoned the idea of leaving Rome.
the German Government, having mediated
in his behalf aid assured him that in the
event of war Italy would strictly respect
his position.
Drowned in Winnipeg.
WINNIPEG, September Sih.-A Free Press
West Selkirk special says that during the
storm on Lake Winnipeg Sunday night last
boat containing number of mill hands
and Rev. McHaftie was swamped, and it is
supposed all were drowned.
Investing in Mexico.
CRY OF MEXICO. September Sth.-The
company AgrIcola of CarqUena has received
an offer for its lands from a syndicate of
German capitalists.
Fighting Expected.
ZANZIBAR, September SEh The Germans
have biockaded Zanbaani and fighting is
expected.
Death of Count
BERLIN, September S:h.-COunt William
Pourtales died to-day.
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Congressional Party.

WASHINGTON, September 8th-Congress.
man Peters, OF Kansas has perfected ar.
rTangements for Congressional party to
leave New York cn the 14th inst, for trip
through the Indian Territory. ii viii be
conducted by Vice President 0'Day. of the
st. Louis and s. F. Railway.
Besides Mr.. Peters the party will include
Representatives Springer. of Illinois: Man
sur of Missouri and Baker of New York,
Perkins of Kansas, and several other Con-
gressmen who were conspicuous in sup
porting the Oklahoma bill, passed by the
last Congress-
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Harrison,s Morements.

WASHINGTON, September Sth.-The Pres
idential party will leave for Baltimore on q
special train at $50 tomorrow morning.
The party will consist of President and
Mrs. Hsrris n, Russell Harrison, Private
Secretary Halford snd Secretaries Trscy and
Noble. They will return from Baltimore
tomorrow night, ard Tuesday afternoon
will go to Deer ParK.
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Go 20 see Mrs. i. q. Andrews. the For
time Teller 1921 s.-aat e 80
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Fd1rts, Lost
feend, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
'afs head are Inserted for cents per line the first
time and cets per line each subsequent time AH
notices Of this character toM be found under this
heading.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
4 Frinch Bishop Claims Full Political
Rights and Privileges.
THOMAS A. EDISON IN PARIS.
Gladstone Well Received at the
Gay French Capitalize
Antwerp Horror.
WILLIAM E. GLADSTONE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-us1oS.,