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EASTERN TURF.
Record of Events at Nashville Yes

Record of Events at Nashville Yes
terday.
NASHVILLE, April 2sth.-The races today re-
suited as follows:
Three-year-old and upwards, thirteen.six-
teenths, Right to Seven won, Tom Carl second,
Chilhowie third. Time, 1:A.
Two-year olds, five furlongs. Song Knapp won,
Rohe Howard second, Psarra third. Time,
1:0i1l.
Three-year-old FLIES, six furlongs, Helter
Shelter won, English Lady second, Lady Black
burn third. Time, 1:16LS
Dunc an Hotel stakes one mile, Robespierre
won, Maoriz second, Atticus third. Time, :43.
Nicholson House handicap, sweepstakes,
three-year-olds and upward one mile and sew
enty yards Huntress won, Billy PiDkerton sec
ond, Bonnie King third. Time, 1871.
AT ELIZABETH.
ELIZABETH, April 29th.-The last part of the
spring meeting of the New Jersey Jockey Club
opened to-day, and resulted as follows.
Five-eigbfhs of mile, Salisbury won Fitz
Roy second, Rancocoas third. Time, :03L
Thre e-quarters of a mile, Prince Howard won,
Flambeau second, Kempland third. Time, lbs.
Three-quarters of mile, Count Laura won,
Royal Garter second, Little Barefoot third.
Time. 1I74.
Mile and an eighth. Judge Suerroeo won, Jack
Rose second, Homeopathy third Time, 2:O134.
alfmile, Highland Lassie won, Young Grace
second. Claudine third. Time. 81.
One mile, Sparkling won. Little Jack second
Hamlet third. Time, l.4G54.
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III FOREIGN LANDS.
hrrest Of Wealthy Ranchaan in
Paris.
THE sHAH's WIFE AT VIENNA.
Mary Anderson TO be Married i'm
May-Riots in Glasgow
Australian Election.
lsrzC1Al DISPATCHES TO the AaoQnp-uslos.l
THE sHaH's WIFE.
Society Excited Over Her Visit to
Vienna.

Vienna.
VIENNA, April 18th. wife of the Shah of
Persia Is now in this city, whittier sheis come 10
consult eminent occulists. she is 41 wears old
and OF rather delicate form, and lost her right
eye some four years ago from Slaueoma. The
disease made Us appearance in her LEFT eve also.
about three months ago, and she was strongly
ADVISED TO come TO Europe and obtain the best
treatment TO be had. She refused to make the
journey, however, until her sight was entirely
gone. society is greatly excited over the cir
eumstances attending her visit. When the day
for the operation arrived the clsshing of West.
ern customs and Eastern pIejudiees oeeasioned
several curious scenes. Three eunuchS OF the
lady suite insisted on remaining in the room,
and almost assaulted the oculist when he asked
the lady to remove her veil. 1he eunuchs pro-
posed that the Seil should be cut around the eve
where 1t was necessary 10 see that organ, but
nowhere else. The Persian Minister ana the
eunuchs had 10 be removed by force before the
operation could be proceeded with The eunuchs
fought savagely, and it will now be their duty
TO report to the snah the indignity TO which his
wife has been subjected. and which. according
TO Persian law, is punishable by death
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GENERAL NOTICES.

knights of Pythias Hall Association
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
will be held at Castle ball, corner Ninth and
streets. on WEDNESDAY, April 80. $780, at S
P. NJ for the election OF Directors for the en-
suing term. By order Board of Directors
GEO. B. KATZESsTEIN, President.
GEO. II. CLARK, Secretary. ap292t
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PARIS, April 29th. The well.known Western
ranchman the Marquis De Mores who lately
has become an ardent exponent of subversiye
doctrines and poses as an active friend of the
laboring man, was arrested here to-day. As q
candidate for a seat in the Municipal Council
the Marquis had electoral offices IN the Rue
sainte Anne, whittier NJ. Nuiac, the Police Com
mlssary, repaired early this morning TO make
the requisition. Quite posse OF detectives were
detailed to put the warrant into operation. At
O'Clock last evening De Mores returned TO his
home in the Rue 1ilsitts. Suddenly the Mar
quis came to halt, seeing the officers in wait
Ing. Dlvining their purpose he fled, and was pur
cided to surrender, and was arrested and taken
TO the Rue Berger police station. Rumor has it
that the police found discriminating literature
IN the Marquis rooms, inciting to murder and
pillage.
Another account says that seven leading An
archiSts have been arrested. A search of their
residences resulted in the discovery of print
ing press and number of revolutionary docu-
ments.
Too Many Taverns.
LONDON, April 29th.-Lord Churchill in the
Commons this evening introduced a bill to
consolidate and amend the licensing laws.
Parliament, by ignoring Bruce's suggestions in
1871, was largely responsible for the increase in
drunkenness. The number of taverns was
grossly in excess of peoples wants.
GLASGOW, April 29th-A riot occurred to day,
owing to the refusal of the grocers to ac-
eede TO the early-closing demands of their
employees; Many shops were stoned by the
CIeIks anu polterS
The Mexican Loan.
Cry OF MEXICO. April 29th.-Finance Minis
ter Dublau informed an Associated Press corre-
spondent that the government had received
offers from English, German and French syndi-
Gates TO take the new loan. So far the French
offer is the most favorable.
He May Visit Us.
BERLIN, April 29th.-The Emperor of Ger
many has directed the building of yacht to
be The largest of its class in the world II is
said the Emperor will, when the yacht is ready,
pay visit to the United States.
Australian Elections.
ADELAIDE, April 29th.-Elections for members
of the Colonial Parliament were held through
out South Australia to-day. All the Ministers
were returned.
Mary Anderson.
LONDON, April 29th.-The marriage of Mary
Anderson to Navarro VIII occur at Brompton
0ratory in the early part of May.
Deceased Merchant
LONDON, April 29.h.-william Fowler, we'll
known provision merchant OF Liverpool, is
dead.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.
Two Rufiians Who Are Fit Subjects for
Judge Lynch.

JuuSe Lynch.
TACOMA Wash J, April 29th.- Sunday evening
Mrs. Frank L. Bsrkley, the wife of a contractor,
left her sitting-room to go to the basement
soon after her departure Bsrkley heard 3 muf
fed scream in the passageway. Rushing out
he found the woman PROSTATE on the floor
When she recovered consciousness Mrs Barkley
stated that she had been grabbed by two men,
who piDioned her arms and threw a shawl over
her head. Then they attempted to thrust
cioroformed cloth in her mouth. Her assailants
then dragged her to dark hole near the cellar
but when they were about to thrust her into it
Barkiey's footsteps were heard and the sssail-
ants fed. 1t was one of the boldest crimes ever
attempted iu this city
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HAPPINESS depends very much on the
condition of the liver and kidneys. The
ills of life make but little impression on
those whose digestion is good. You can
regulate your liver and kidneys with DR.. ].
H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
81 per bottle.
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Pnllman ronrI.t n.r n.onr.,op.s

Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road tSanta Fe routel, under management of
salaried railroad employees. leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAILTON, agent,
2Si street, sacramento, Cal. m3-lmMWF
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PORTLAND, April Goth The result of the con-
| ference between the Southern Pacific officials
and a delegation from Astoria was made public
tonight. Huntington demsnds a subsidy of
| 500 GOO, terminal facilities, e;c.
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81 suffered with dyspepsia and tiisordered
liver. and would frequently throw up bile.
procured n bottle of Simmons Liver Regulator,
and after using half of il was completely cured.
One of my lady customers told me the Regulator
completely cured her of Sick Headache I'D.
oLDs, Cedar Rapids, Iowa"
See that you get the Genuine with the
Z.stamp In red, on ffost of Wrapper.
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Pianos Tuned by the subscriber. who
mas recently arrived from the East. Price, Sc.
L. B. BARTHOLOMEW, No. I7O6 Z 81. api2 If
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window. for your information. 4os j.

The best place in California 70 have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston & Co.'S, 40
street, Sacramento Cal
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A nation is known hy the tobeeco..it
smokes. England and Germany smoke
pipes, and they are the two most powerful
nations in Europe. France smoked bad
cigars under the second Empire. with the
natural result of Sedan while we all
know how the decadence of Spain and
Portugal has kept pace with the spread of
cigarette smoking.
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blankets and Lace Curtains cleaned by
new process, 30 cents to 81 per pair. LANG'S
DYEiNG and CLEANING WORKS. 9o9 K s.. apStf
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HoUsEKEEPERs, LOOK HsRE

@ END YOUR ORDERS FOR CARPET CLEAN
y ing to 1908 Second ST.: no steaming or beat
ing; Perfection Carpet Cleaner. Also, Wood.
Coal. Coke, ktc.. at lowest prices Your orders
respectfully solicited By NJ. d. KEET & C0.apltf
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wdnts, Lost,
Found, For Sale To Let end sinaiidr notices nnder
ms head are inserted for cents per line the Erst
tiDse and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices OF this character sou be found under this
heading.
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Special meeting of Governor Leland
Stanford Camp No IL, S. of v. THIS {Wedpes-
day. EVENING at Castle Hail, corner Ninth
and streets, for inspection by the Department
inspector. l.. f. C. JORDAN, Captain.
W. d. LARkIN, First Sergeant. 1t
WANTED : EXPERIENCED NAN FOR
w packing small parcels. Apply Mail
JXyANTED-A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE
~ aged woman, TO do general housework;
CITY or country. Inquire at i2S l. street.ap30-3
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wARRING FIsHFRMEN.
A Shooting scrape Between Union and
Nom Union Men.

PORTLAND, April 29th.-Esrly this morning
shooting scrape occurred at Dandy, q small fish
ing station about IS miles from Portland, on the
Oregon side of the Columbia river. between
union and non-union fishermen, in which two
men were dangerously shot, 1t was known
that party of union fishermen came last night
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Opentng-The leading candy manufac-
tory at 5lo X street. The finest quality at rea-
sonable prices. mr27-tf
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Cinnamon use the skin taken from the
belly of the sturgeon by tanning it into
leather for shoes.
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washington,s reform schooI,

GILRoY. April 29th.-A light rain is falling
here this afternoon. with fine prospects of a
continuance tonight Some moisture is now
required by farmers 10 mature grain aud hay
A very small amount will now make good crops
a certainty. Fruit crops are hooking splendidly.
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PIONEER
STEAM CARPET CLEANING.
Offics and Works, southwest corner
Twelfth and O Streets
HARRY W. RIyETT, Proprietor.

HARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM WITHOUT
Oany beating. THE ONLY MACHINE THAT
TH0ROUGALY CLEANSES A CARPET. Ca
pacity, l,20) 10 1900 yards daily. None but
competant carpet-layers employed. Leave
orders at Locke & Lsvenson's, Ingram & Birds,
and by mail or telephone to Office. Telephone
number 292. mrlS- SIN
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CLEVELAND, April 29th.-The fielding of Cleve-
land and Cincinnati (League) was brilliant
The home team won because DALEY hit for
three bases in the fifth inning. bringing in three
runs. The attendance was 7n0
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East OF TIE ROCKIES.
Kemm'er's Execution Postponed by Ha
beas Corpus.
THE CLAYTON INVESTIGATION.
A Syndicate to Control the Pacific
Coast Meat Misunderstanding
Events-Etc.
ON THE DIAMOND.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE sHooRD-Uslos.l
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PEARS Soap secr:es beautiful complex
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CHICAGO, April 29th.-J. E. Booge, D. T.
Hedges and A. S. Garretson of Sioux City Ia,
are in this city in consultation with Armour
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
Cool. well.yentilated outside rooms. Ap-
ply SIGNAL OFFICE, lbs street. ap29-tf
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CALIFORNIA MEATS.

Eastern Capitalists Wish ta Control the
Hor
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Nearly a Homicide.

NEVADA CITY, April 29th-Thomas Steedley,
woodchopper, aged 60, who has been living in
cabin with John Heal, aged 60, on the latters
ranch, near Lake City. was brought to the
County Jail last night to await trial on a charge
of attempting 10 murder Heal. The latter claims
that the attack was unproyoked, Steedley using
Q. butcher-knife and attempting to stab him in
the breast He grabbed the knife by the blade,
the flesh of the hand being cut to the bone
Steedley then dubbed him over the head,
whereupon he fled to Lake City. steedley al.
leges that Heal ordered him to bring in some
frewood, and when he refused Heal grabbed
him by the throat and he used the knife in self
daft
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DO Yor WAIST HrE HAMS?
Use Corncs cnloin Cosmetic Soap. S'd ever! "h'te'
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SHIPPING Ne VS
SHiPEI W y 10
PORT OF NEW. FRIDAY ID
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
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rn 20 Arftrist the Bar Al 53oa n,.,,. ~. ,,
.ra WITH nd,c K4jDun. Arrived At the Bar
sitacf 4r,,s nr Xo,, rrgs'9 cay, YIN n"%e s
fo BRANDT 90. vessel 70 fu"' td'"" -" N''e 81 '
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sI.arr cmond rnnc, IVES, Point. Va Win md'e and
pts'"s.l' , 10 az %y irr v,n muse
s,esacr e,,nne nc,r,c Boston with misc to II DIM
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steamer OLDHAM cDtcl. Baker Rotterdam VIA HonIoeno
fHI. amrr Vs,l,ncia Bakcr RioJancro Santos &c va
SIcamcr Aip ,r Leas Wioi~ar is,nos GEO crsal
steamer Claubci tIrj MacknIRht. MiaF"ih' &c '''n'
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steamer II, polite Dumo.. tBp. Durc ~ AIMS Bay jam
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steamer emassee onn son Charleston and Jacksonville
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SAVANNAH fiI'Il fnyo A" "a
STEINER NimToi, lyle mobile Il " Borl1n' - co,,,.
steamer IDyur Irnick. Baltimore Il y '"flls
steamer syrrdrup NOrl. Mrnsen Phlmd"lphld go
NJ 4 Pctrsal,.
steamer G!aiciS. ldrdge Boston II + prnoc~. .
parr orhrla tBrj. DAYS. London BOw! laa Archibald
SAILED.
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GrlVrs I,norc ',ndg,rI tnd, Alsicrs. 'dl'' Nt"h
III Nnut. Ne. Orleans thdtlluucIr" savannah 60" Of -
TrTndnfiud
IAE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL bee II Arrived. steamer OboIs (Er BrAitl
waite New YORK
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MILLION BOOKS N STGcK.

The book store Of Leggat brothers i wei N.'""
all Tcy York pcopc a. one Of the largest ana cHc'P
,,tores in The world IL building at M. -
thaubcr, Il extends through the entire block u iu'
+ and is As closely crowded with volumes As " J.
no,sible 10 he and allow customers 10 pass ao"T 'o
roruters Tier, ~ shelves. with new NoInm'> '''''
in dcpth line the walls on every side IL - '>'''''"
bv the house that they carry III al over ",''
von,ues in Stock 1t f. their aim e. keep All Doors
that may L., possibly called for. whether rare ana
curou, and long since ont of print or ire~h from inc
mill. her, de>igled for TIN, seasons h"iudH ''u"
large counter i'm the centre " the si"" i o'N"'''
N ,r, booh,. which ar" offered at 'nch attractive
prll,> a, t tempt persons who oth'FN''e '""'u ""'
,h,,,l, of huvirg these ordinarily expensive N"i"Hc7
a. 1--we ,il hooks sold bN this siorr are OH'I'n az i
,,r,r reduction nu the regular publishers pl''r>. ph'
20 Tho mos, attractive ct thc >t" i Inc HN
,ar, hv which their extensive Stock - ctillolhcd 80
tEat an crIpovc Of the house can find any boon 'di'i
for without delay.
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Confidence IN WALL STREET.
FAVORABLE INFLUENCES CAUSE An EASY
MARKET.

FAVORABLE INFLUENCES CAUSE An EASY
MARKET.
Authorization If a favorable bank statement - day.
ell Tho evident certainty Of happy outcome rom
, oo,irr of western railroad presidents. impaired
sdorco ia WALL street Yesterday II Wa, 'il
,,r.,.d hy brohcr- and bank president nat nc
rrsa.nrv disbursements during the week world 'oun'.
- .bo hant average for from Ej.ooo.oDp +" ieooo
GOO ia ,hcr. Wa y fair chance cha' sui Dcitrr
t,i,,c ,nirlt he made. Il was loaincG j'at 4 pat
81 the colo certificates talcr 10 payment ~ bonds
uorc dcpo.itcd i'm bank although 30 reason 70" ih'
rec,liar transaction wa given 1H" .n'"ich'" '.f'
en-. Certificate, were desired for the purpose - W'
dr,viuc Them fr,rn circulation .ccL~ therefore, 10
Coil In The cr.urd. No c-tmatc. Of the ini'iT move
mon, az Nancy could bc obtained Through the 40
r.oasury the shipments from III" ciY were rll 'VU
I'D hank oficcr, know Of considerable sums -cit u
,.,iIadcphia and other prominent polhi~. Inc @'hu
,non. among money Lenders VA, distinctly more
Iencnt aud time money Wa, reported 10 be more a.
-.o.s;,lo ON call money wa easy at 20 pc, cent
although discrimination was exercised ana some Ipah'
were made 4, higher rac, The situation at phila
do,nhi, WA, aid 10 lc greatly improved. Proof wa
tonnd in the fact that tn stock brokerage finn Z"
,,.rr { Friend which recently settled with Their
creditor, on ba>i, Of q. l. aAd Is months paper ;''
laid all claims in fail.
Confidence va, increased also bv notice oi ire-i
shinncnt, of gold from London. amounting I" nearly
g. 600 ou, ,.udcr these favorable Influences IN
Stock market was active and strong a advances
from 10 over > per cent. The Granger ,hhre' VEN
In ,pecia! demand, and with great uniformity cl"c
o IN , per cent higher. and Louisville ana Na>hVI.
gained :; ! ; rcr cent. Union Pacific Wa lhchod =
lac and auct'.atcd rapidly within Idhe9 % p! ~,
II scored nual @d!n al per cent an" VA" NV i've
at il. highest
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New Tariff Laws.
Silver COINAGE

i. discussed III IN Extra entitled -
Year OF iscpEb'icn'ai~'n." IL, senator
VIVA. ". stewart. tt an elaborate
argument III favor o. uniiu;i'ca coin"
a-r, and by W Az. W. GrO>vcDOr in re-
ply. Other contents: Review Of
.lnrrl>On'- first year; "zAo" 'o Win
Eoriunc," by Carnegie :a:,i " imam;
"Al:,sha seal Si>itcric>." by T.. L.. o.;
and ia" sOnfhcrD Question" by
Gable ana Iouracc. ~ large pages.
% cents copy.
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TREASURER HUsroN'> SCHEME.

Washington. Dec. 12-Trca-uTcr Huston has a
scheme for Increasing the volume Of currency winch he
thinks would be Of great advantage if pat into eject
a. once and Ec ha> suggested it 10 senator sherman ANA
o,h,r gentlemen with view % securing Tie necessary
legislation. lie explained it Today in the following
words
We have now In the Treasury about @20.oooOO0 n
fr,rtonal silver coin. mostly Nf,Nccnt pee =. sh1'
there i no demand for. ald that j. Practically ldc
%re,s authorize the transfer OF his mt1"y 10 tho
h,,loo account and that the secretary 81 IN" ITT~
my be allowed issue silver certificates or Treasury
note. therefor, aud at hi convenience - have me
Ilvcr piccc> coined into standard silver dollar. -
anticpttiOn of the redemption Of the silver '"rtil
che, aud Treasury notes Issued In lea thcr" 4. ~
,oursc any loss OcC,-ipucd hN such - onigc WoHht
tsXc 4, be charged mp to III" silver profit 81 Il.
would ais include i'm the fractional silver before
mentioned the trade dollar bullion ON hand amount
ins Ia upward Of Ti.Oo0oOo thu making immodi-
atrlY available for the IF tddlti nal currency
yearly quite - 900 900 and adding that much
10 the volume of currency. This would in JUDI
rcut be an excellent % inorca> = ~" CuII"Hov
Of the country AT without the least injury to the
interest # The CoVernmint.
secretary WnOom and Mr.. leach, The Director OF tie
Mint SAID today ih.:. while the Ga no; regard the
scheme al, cchcr practicable, iAcl 90 care to
discus the subject AT present.
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Charles T. Gunner. an engineer IN the Fire Depart
mert and a son 81 Police captain Gunner mas "r"'b
Mi, against Elizabeth tuHacr for an absolute diE"r''
RIA, couplc wcr. married February -, lr'" ana
lived together until september II last Inc u"
prouricuc, complained of arr said to have been com
n,,ted with Odv u Aymons. * 30 -" lhiV '''.'
Leonard sharplev q The Lexington House 'NI''' W.
smith al No. 21G Ghd ave. and WIN f"''''
stone Mp. Gunner declares I'D h'r "N"'r' "''
,,vi,o all III" charge ~ improper actions th'' h'I
t, t ircucht Ihc present slit because shc
,.,,encd tn irInc ~uit against him fot separation
.,, tho ,rouud Of cruelty. >hc charge ilI' I' "'"
F,, hnuc intoxicated ava abused her h' sun I'm
no. -, t.r,l,y upon a motion made ON u'N'H 81 VIZ
,rnor before Justice Andrews, ln the sup, RIM 81,
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Ndd!ctown, " y, Dec l3.-Thc First National
Bank OF th> city successfully encountered run this
morning. Ey noon everything was quiet and when
tue hour for cosu. arrived the deposits exceeded the
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ourrxsrowx Dec II Arrived. steamer CIV Of chicago
~ r,f,I Tram New. Yor. her way 10 Liverpool and
proceeded. Ala, Gar, Itell.
Soi-ru ,vrrov bee ~ sailed steamer lAHu tbrr hc''
me-. from Brerien hence Tor NfW'f n.. o..
,v.rsF. Dec II sailed. steamer EV"tcr CitytBr. WEISS
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ror Hovrton's celebrated furnaces, no: water
..,,crs baltimore hra;6rs ana range, go " Ii'
he SV iN',oS Ei;E%ACE co. 2U1 and 20J Wstcr.sL
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For BABY = BATH,
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