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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12

RuuA AaU - ~ voonO WUnDa eoeo =
kuh q W11r q onyoA1ng - 1T 60
eeherr
~ WI b = handspme . houss = SAws b
q ~ coast, ," said Trsm1ay, "though your
humble srvsnt wt9 b - owner. Say, cd
fellow, yoa aced New YorR alr; you DOM
Sooe = Vel - usoat
"A long Day ~ travel-thot b all, !" aAld
MarkA With feeble smile that sssmsd ~
iuctans % respood 70 u demand tmpcssd
upon ~
MA Iramley rang tor srvant end
wni:persds
a eseo os wms TOT mr. aarge
naynsoo ~ 2 booming" remarked
Iramiay navs you oearu any paruculars
rsosnuyV
"Nooe % Az drawleo Aarge. have
ooen - ou.y 1.s tnank you. MIA Tram
My 10 10 w'sn nod ana giance. - the
wine sppeo
Msrs oone o.P,ssly. e,d Iramay IL
cegins 70 ioos - ~: IN spsss pf al the extra
ANA % wnicn old nsyn ooHens % opdons
tnere Won't % snousn ass1 70 meet the do
mana
Tne nsws eno the wtne-ooth were needed
,--raised AargeS spirits % that ho coassd 10
fear ho would faint 10 finally collected
wits and strength enough 10 sav.
"ItS iuyt the time Tor me- 10 III ont thsnw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12

IL a. pretty an affair of its kind as the season
had kno"n, and the more so because the bride
and groom really made very handsome and
noteworthy couple-an occurrence quite a.
unusual In the city as in the country.
The only complaints that any one heard
wore from Haynton and vicinity. The
friends and scquaintances 81 the Hayu fam
lily held niniY Informal masti,-s aai rn.,4I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
See Gull snd Grow I'm . Fight.

An Eastport picnic party visiting Casco
island the other day we're attracted to .
sound like that which IN old fashioned wind
mill might seud forth in gale. They went
TO the south side Of the island. where they
witnessed the astonishing sight Of pitched
battle being savagely waged between a sea
gull and crow. IL was hard fought bat
Tie, but the gray bird won, shocking the crow
out so badly that he ges easiiy captured by
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
COUNTRY LUCK
Author of "Helen's Babies" Etc.


h6N Ifomloy oodo
good-by b hb new
partner Q fsW mo-
N en- 60 aftsr The
the uhip We
verbally formed b.
wondered which 70
do drst-rstuEn 10
the club and en-
nos q cs his good
fortune b The ~.
sral Other iron msn
who were member,
or 60 homo and ~
lieve the mind Of
his wife, Al he
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
sEAsoNABLE WRAPS.


The peculiar trimming 70 the waises
Of the Directoire dresses makes any kind
Of wrap rather In the way. and % pre-.
" little triple capes are made and -
sieaed In such = way 90 will allow IL
revers to show and also keep the shouI-
dcrs warm. The figure No. 3 will show
that style OF q capeline. No the French
call 70. The one In this model b trinn-
med with an AstrAkhan collar. and ~.
lapels open over Il 90 that it seems 70 ~
but one garment. For chilly days. whl1o'
Il Ii not yet cold enough TO requifs 3
heavy garment, these Carrick capes aso
Invaluable The corset comes up we'd
under tho arms, with its closely woveaI
texture rendered cold proof by H.
starch, but between the shoulders and a.
them tho cold makes itself felt wlthouo
these 40 protection. and these can ~
made Of the dress goods or ladies' clo1hs
Tho Carrick cape No. y Of coaCAr
mans drab cloth. hemmed and stitcho6,
or bound with elk braid and ~
collar Of velvet. Others have . essn1e
ture Of open work braid. laid hat afuen4
each edge. The plain cape y also wosI3
very ,iuch. but In heavier goods. and =!
mace to AZ the figure eighty by ssano'
on the shoulders. All the new fir capoi
are made In the same way. only, wl>H'
them the collars are standing. Th1es ~
often made OF velvet and astrakhlu. bot&'
Ss.y snu o'Sck S, ro. s',oatses y, ~ ~. W.
oI tne so,s ncAln,s Ic'. " c.esm m1s
or aI.o. "noI VIII , wn'.eU Me"s co'Os ~
saun A"o "eo WV" oo"s mo N'ps
'iDDon.
Inc wrap msfkeo No: : = mae ~
piusns OF veivet. OF essEeSnan, tne esnass
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
At q meeting Of the Academy Q

At o meeting Of the Academy Of
Sciences at Paris recently, n. Mascart
gave true account Of the striking by
lightning Of the Eiffel tower, which took
place on Aug. 10, and exaggerated re-
ports Of which appeared in the daily
papers. The conductor was struck, with
the normal results, showing perfect COM
munication with earth, and consequent
ly complete safety Of the structure from
any danger on this score.
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CHAPTER Xxvn.
AMONG THE ruINS

MIR. MAR0E reached New York with
only the distinct impression that he would
like at once TO turn his single bit of real
estite into cash, shake the dust of the city
from his feet forever, and begin life and
business anew at some place where lie was
not known, and where the disersea-as il
seemed 10 him-of his altered fortunes
waai1 was his o. iuarss, 70 any ons There
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CHAPTER xviii
"AND ZEN ruR vArKs WE'RE sNrLrNo.n

ELL, Lou Ann,"
said farmer Hayn
one morning when
the month Of May
had reached that
stage when farmers
forget their coats
except ON Sundays.
"it'll soon most
Ike takin' boarders
again TO have such
q big crowd Of city
folks In the house,
won't itr'
"Not quiteas bad
as that" said Mrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12
Tn. Great B.ss hell Vsassh.

Mover before In the history Of hassha1
have the two leaders In the race for the pen-
nant been 20 close together at the Aniah =
they were this year. New York clossd with
. percentage Of $50 aud Boston with .StA
The great struggle Of the Boston club, with
C.arkson under such long strain, viii q
down into baseball history aud b counasat
Cd on for years.
Records OF pennaut winners In prsvtoD
years since New York Joined the IIague aEe
aE folloWs:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-10-12

Moore's Almanac, first published =
England In l7i3. had for . number e.
years an annual sale OF 500-OO0 copse&
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
peeds Recorded at the Auditor
once lektNrdax.

Real estsse transactions from January 1
lssa, 70 date. are s., 81 $50 r., There were
died fer record yesterday % deeds. the con
sidcrasiens aggr~gatsnx siea. saI an aver
sxe 81 sQ.sta Following u the lsss IS farn-
sshcd by Osborne. TFemper Il ca. sfsfsac-
tesz OF TILE.
(. !. FeFfs 10 v. !. f9skirson, tract 81 81
Ss&ts-s Homestead, s., 10
" : seFfoa. et a.. 80 r PahY, lots aud
:. elk 8, lets :. sud 2. hik .. sal lot -
hlk 81, ia Cenielan's iasSt sid, sSsoa
Y. y. Pratt 70 r l. flsbBey unss = Of !
seFss oa tie scssss snd Of les ., sec 5, q
- a.
W CiaagA % RIa1e. Ne = os sisg !, see
:. n seg. e, 20 asres. ssSsss 50
", Sfangn 10 James Hamll. 5 3 Of n I.
q = see = II -. ? e. - acres, ass s..
" Gaeaxh 81 I. Barry, n 5 Of 81 az {
= 81 see :, tp ~. 2, - &crss, ttS&S
7. Nvscers 81 : tsol3Nea. lcz and &. BIB
- MstVers second assi. g. so
A. PssteE - y. : FesskF. las 5 blk g.
fSeasaut hEszEe aid. SEQ
N jones' tel. wleklaas. lot :, hsk "a
sstisa aus SID so
SH BAllNsA - Alex ncsaasaa. lot >.
"a s. asss s anu 4 a. s, Raiiard,s PARK
aid 30 SssushlSy. $50.
Z. T. lscs - a. Hart. sass IS (. tuei1d
sas HS a. I-agys aad. sg.sN
G, Weld - J. Wed. asss and "a, hsk IS
1ssnsAns sssss 4s9a
K 81 MeEatsre 50 = Il EsssstsSan, - ~
Ask Z. SsNoen An1s seSoa4 add. xSaa
;, Anlss 10 r. g. Fsexre. lots /. : ana
$ pa :. fsszEe's hFss sd - Ness sssstie
sks1
q snn8Afs rs & n Davies. loss ? 10 I.
ne eEk =, fsz8 ssSe13 AID, s6&
West e3AtsEe ESa4 aa1 ssapSaygxesz'
Cskarsay Is kiseu II n3vles. hax =. hsk q
Sessss { EsaNf ui " ees Sezktl1. $40
2. toEsx - IL KfEss. , s set s ~ "a
&agse's sd. SssA
Nv. Fr0@ u % e. +. Coaaar. la.s xas
~ . 4. A. iseaats ex al fesfgs err
add. g .NAa
n L psasce "a s. :. afarpsa. aos 1. ~ -
ftges0~ ; k1S ksss
&. &. tsszrre ~ s Aeasssss AS = xas
gEa. ~ :. nl1 =. Sseefsws assss xssn
A sAzRess 30 NeF sEsaArsE, tsss J
asa -, ~ 5. Aeslgezssss So S<sA
ksl1xsss ~ 3 NeF A8ssssls. ~ q. Ii
$. kssnas 5 stNsgs al. ssea
= \, Mmsssuxssgz ~ Il s.sssastsa. ~ Il 3
~ = ~ ~ < s&S z. IS ~ { ksAN
4 - &eAzxMs - d = ~t&asEx, ssss z.
Aast 8. k-ssEsesps / ; <stfsssss gesss Ia SS 10
- Wasf Is " s tseatsssaa. kas :. - !
EsswafaM Para k&ks
A. ~ tMpsssu sss s. HeYNs. traces 80 as
-, Wssz SeAsfsea ssasSe gssxsx- SA. d. ST -
: 4. Fss<x3 - = Afsss ssss a 49,
- ! kA<xTx : ssSssa9 So - = ssx ssssaa
( 3xs&
81. 60 - =. ~. Ri3sxnAxt. NJ 81
:. Aass y 2a4s -. b1k ~ 1sss razs. sssMz So
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The ship Eureka Is still a. the hunkers.
The lola Is doing large business just
now.
The George r. Manson Is looked for
daily.
The Yuma WINS yesterday bcached and
painted.
The willamette viii finish loading within
day or 10.
The Moiiis Adams is At Harrington 4
smiths deck.
The IAkme leaves san Francisco for this
port next week.
II Is understood that the Thetis sails for
Alaska tomorrow.
The Aycturus will not be ready foF sea
for several days yet.
The Premier brought Ia quite lot OF
passengers Tuesday afternoon.
There were more boating parties out
Tuesday than any day this season.
The MolIie Adams leaves for another
sealing voyage about Monday next
Captain Gilmore did not sell the S. l..
Msssirs. as was reported few days since.
TIE Katie. OF Tacoma. is ct Coleman's
wharf where her boilers are being re-
paired.
The Eliza Anderson Is still at stetson &
Posts wharf. The repairs on her are vel!
under way.
Tho napfha launch recently completed
hy George Budloug. VIII be tried Gu either
Saturday or sunday.
The Aneon arrived here from Alaska
yesterday AT noon She carried bat few
passengers and little freight.
The WILMINGTON sailed yesterday for San
Francisco with q faiFssfxesi list OF passen-
gers and POO tons OF NanaiEno coal.
The r. r. Webster is hack from her bali,
bat craixe. with Geo halibuf- she Is dis.
charging a. Lowet & Jnhnson's wharf
The bark Oakland from san Francisco
with cargo Of general merchandise for
Harrington 4 smith. Is locked for daily.
SAN fsAseIsca. May i---Aysiyad-~cor.
etsa port discovery
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Republicans Diseerd The National
Hank Association.

SPOKANE fAsls. May f.--Afes mach
ensions discnsssen The Republicans have
deeided % give ~ their primaries and
ward conventions, ana tho second district.
Nom paMrx The First. Ehisa ana fsarsh
enfus q lesst viii meet IN mass meeting
M npmtDAic their candidates tay she
oneetnti0nal convention, goEnmissros
ssan Hefrzs 81 the Third aud CLARK az the
eeoftn ward. N esfefenee 20 the eessnsnn
g tntir fsaSfy, have Withdrawal their ssssts
.uex fur ward conventions. Tia exarf
Nalf nss moi get heen dctermiacsi. chair.
mn Clarke has foxaKssrd frusn tie CHAR.
essAsa.pol The seaf,iy ermmislae, ard glse
cpMmiifec VIII ksse to eless d "a n shsss-
nan When 4 next useets
the psAu Tor organizing an association a
nStsepet banks meets With sprsuv Il hsrs,'
Ine nenkssx ci shis city ali lAver ~
ssnsine very mach. They say state ass.,.
e1esion waaad h. Of isnsnsnse a.is sftas., =,
~ oAhks Y! Nassiaxtcss, and t7es wsli
~ sry 70 send Representatives h The san
~ eVuveuusns and do their atuaest n,
make Il q szrresk ~
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rKLEGHapnrc MARKETS.


gAs FaAsCIsc0, May l-Wheat- Tn
changed; moderate demand, at sl.a2 20
Bsrsey --sseady aud unchanged; No.
feed. 67ssfaSss<c.
oats-fsIues are soft, under large sup
piles and limited trade; choice fes.d, q. OF;
esSf. os: No. 1, 81. l.wer grades, sot5g5c.
Hops Doing nothing.
Potatoes Bnfbanks are lowe: EAris
Rose, a tribe higher. Peerless. 5et1s0c
Burbauks, ST. 10 snl.z0: Garnet Chile, Gee
Use; Early Rose. 4sa50:.
Batter Steady; fancy, Lee good e
choice, 1Nni7r.
EgEx-U nchanEed.
No charters to-day.
CHICAGO FH0DrcE MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 1.--Wheat closed lower
cash. sic; June. size; July. 7sc.
Corn Lever; cash. ssszc; June, 5s5sc
oass-fower; cash. nc; June, as.s-ise
July. zxIfc.
Barlsy-Nothiug doing
pork--Lower; cash, $ii.4sss; June
sii-5sa<; July. sii. estasii 9. g. ,,.,. .s sgs<
July. t5.s5t9f6. s71k.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CalcAoo. MAY l.--cattie-- Receipts, H.,
900. slow and lower; heeyes, 4l0g4 80,
steers, "a. s07g: sfockers and feeders, 81
f1a50: Texas steers. $2aS.15.
Hogs Receipts. 800 shipments slow
afloc lower: mixed, st50t4T5; heavy
t4.50f4.75. light, $s5o6z4.so.
sheep--Receipfs. 400: dali ana loo
lower; natives. t4eS; Western. st.o5ee4. 60
Texans. g. lttsA3s.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN Market.
Iaygarcoi, May .-~wheat-Q quiet: hold
ers offer moderately; red Western winter
Is I'd per GENITAL
Corn-Quiet and unchanged
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NsSH xxyxz. Lex 5FzxzA

nror1ry trade aarf1x xD<sl wzs fuzsx NJ
ID, lie exrsesxxtyzs OF - fskk3ssEIegL The
nnsast <snerxlIv h2s besn sx1fy - lar -
r.ssex sre nonczrass, not = fza'ixe Of xrT
nxyse seezrs5ux. sazzr eensinaas xrsa1y In
spsfe OF expeesxsaasss us changes Tess
and ssa<Eses present 50 texsarsx wcsthy cf
camm&Et-
The sisssssAaa In e2ansa goods ssn<ins
a,s2hxnxsd
Ham ard ssAc1z eesstnxze Arsm
n fze bard ware business s<A<ie Is excel
lent. The rss faomss was . x7od oak. and
from rs-sseaf indications Mar viii Be ~
prosperous No eaanEs IN rfsfes has &C.
ezrresi
me rnaaIpts a.. ard tbs sEsipmeasx sFCm
thIs port are Increasing daily AZ - IN
ssxnee ii naxT be nsensiSEed THAT during
April che receipts oger tas Puget sound
saore road were asa go pounds greater
than 6nrlBx the preceding raoash, and the
shlprzeafs go 90 pessads greater.
TODAY fhs reee1pfs over thIs ane~ss5
ss4as--were larger than daring any enc
single ssy xfnce she construction 81 tas
rg11.
MERCHANDISE AID PK0DfcE Re
{tZf{8 fft<fflxE LIZ $AHA &tHAA&1 S3tN
erehnng9Ass ard vsptRes Teeeipfs - this
port we're ~ foslsus: Puget 5osind shore
read. eas tens: Columbia s Paxet sound
railroad. II tons: se1fsIe, Lake shore q
Easfsra railway. 20 tons BIZ water
Premier. Il tons, Fleetwood. TOM cara
Brown. ton. Heary Esssey. toms. " =.
Munfsse. tnn: gsgngel, tons, Cascade.
ton. Falth. x t0n: Fiestwnpd, Ton, Sow
es brick. % isus. Total receipts. Lvfgss
teas.
sfffPMTETs. --f,aring the last a hours
;zoo1s and merchandise were shipped from
Sexftie To stse surrounding eonntfy As fol-
lows: Puget SQUAD shore road, e tons;
Eslmmk:ix & Pagsf sound railroad, tons:
seattle. Lake shore s Eastern railway. "a
tens. fsy water Premier, 10 tons: Ioias
tnas YIeetxocd. fSux; Cascade. tons:
Henry Bailey. - tons: ". r Munroes
tons: Clara brown. | ten: Nellie, tons;
t}rxee, 5 tons: Augusta ton Tusai snip
meHfs. l2a tors.
NATURE or REtsKIPTs--- go bdls wEeeis,
IS z,krx Chinese merchandise. z cars brick,
to.68o feet timber, esr shingles. u pkgs
household goods, Is SKIS sawdtlst. 10 sks
potatoes. aks oysters. ~ cars logs ~ SIS
potatoes. ear wood. IS SKIS potztses. cars
hay, ear lumber. 80 pkgs groceries. cars
stock. 2 cars furniture, leo pxgs hardware,
80 Go hslibuf, 100 cases lard. aa cases hams,
pieces machinery.
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d 11oty ylss-xhe Osntennisi
Uent Mstats.
TAXA WxLLA. HAY 1.-The fsfmhoust
s. 1Wof6 DuSns. near Tourbek station
& - 1onlf5yed ~ hrs on Sxudsy evening
rs Gnm11y being away It the time. The
16&f6 wore lfkowtoc dfsfroyed. Ar
Huo thinks he house vas robbed 81
u ~ n onhacks md the bnildlng set on
p Ma ~ robbery. There IL no elft
- ~ ~ pyDetxntofa Hall IN hoas be
NJ fe5 - netehb0fs saw two strange
eele9 ~ hoaee
r - p0l1od qoie4ly. Stones and business
a - oeueGaily Wero closed. and several
~ o<1C1qy11 8 deeosafton were Ia
~ ohi1o 4 nnmher Of the fowns.
y ~. f9hlne, &c. The eify it=sll
Noe1 4n2ot Tho Second cavalry band
Il 0 ~ 176n III concert u the coAfth ous<
80 n ~ eVcuJnE, enioyed BY thous
~ Ak nten : snlufe 81 forfytwo guns
- - - lour new states, MS fired u
y 1nfE16oD, but q Uncle Sam has % ID
~ ooo0nlon1 e1uce hc accumulated 4
~ - ~ euly allows half tllc usual
MY q 1oWdef 30 BE- used in afiug
7lnoc6s h146o ~ nefre made b. the half
1&4 q powder IL howitzer was too
. - heaf0 q the city
<lo 46Wn - obtain IN injunctiou
163ulnG tie commissioner 81
1oon11 oomnsy iFom taking farthes
q - MIL = ouurthogse. He secured I
NJ tn3uhrtion hon Judge Lang.
1Ssnoey nlsht oalcsr enalis arrested
! An14spoe and Riehasd Roe. charged
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TACOMA NKws.
Aesa l"ssdAie IN rswa~ Republican
Primary Elections.

TACOMA May Lizard Iessssss. v h, As.
neen trHssitng II The Afrste ssgies.. arrived
Tacoma sesnsght Nc has : aunsssr y
naftcsifiex and hfNsxhs with hgn. fem,
qesnssnx dogs he resis0.a lsssn "a salsls
sIssr hss arrival. aud rsfusea !, H. s,,ts,
viewed It pgseent. - yer
dnsxs.sas nesn dessg Ia TIE Gxinx az sAs
the Democratic pf4smaFlss - 49, -
$50 gnsss - tke ccsasstsssscuAs ss,usgs, ss..,,
&c account o. she Illness Of n. Kxassasr
Ne has hawetsf. seat fse as,ss
~ the districts ~ TIE cosarastsee wsss, ~.
resnes thai they decide tAs lastss. =,
eHcc. The matter Row rests w.,,s - -
1Alttce The ks2aal:esns fess. tseS. 49,.
efies this exentsx ssd elected s.e,sss - +,
We UNCONSTITUTIONAL suayeRiaogs ghsssn a.,
e q Understood that sperythl1se VA So
c1bl3 settled
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TO THE PUBLIC
AT LARGE.

We beg to extend to you
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon US in the past. You
have helped US to build upa
large and prosperous BUSH
ness, and we shall endeavor
in the future to merit your
further appreciation by CIV
ing you the best that the
markets of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business, thus enabling us
to buy when and where we
will. Our policy is, and al
ways has been, THE best
is none too good. There
is no delicacy we will not
have, no market SO remote
that we cannot reach ii.
We cannot be beaten in
either of the three Q's-
quality, quantity, or quota
tons. Sole agents for the
celebrated Dew Drop brand
OF fruits and vegetables,
Roberts celebrated candies,
and Davis. Whitney &
Fosters fresh butter. 72o
Second street, Boston block.
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rokr rpwNskNn Nn,ra
An Angry fsther--Se. ntfsk I,.isa
Ing sklpping.

fnkx ToaNs8Sn. Ma IL fsseesSsz ! A..
Noon = sssa iSanssss PHI lns<s ssssss. -
4-yeafota daughter oE l. IT. f'ysstss. tass !.
recess. and saok ssanraqss i4hssties wiss.
bur. Las; nssAs Frazier saes psss s4ess -,
nAndsrst tfssssr. sna s&xsxx e,!sss se.,s
p1orc. k<ssh WIRE arrested 10 Asv -
matter was ecfni rssasstAt. asss l9as uens =.
F5etorf&
Owing 10 die inertia PISS g. es.aass.
0z31upsau brought tbs fesS IRE sssassssI -
Aenkexx to-day, arriving ~ Is a S.
The Part Townsend Manhsne Ca Aaxn
btkpr cpxssszesik 10 siactr new ssa5itsak, -
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nu1xnp N rIsEIR OWN GAME.
oeeF ohnmaeker Twice SELLS Z
E1o6o3tnn Match a anohomfsd.

49, @UA1~08@f twice Sftl9 =
NEseSetine Match ~ snehemish.
1Nonf4Ian, Nay l.--Peter shumraher.
- wrestler. wss yesterday held In justice
sNe1re q 1weit the action 81 The grand
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