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New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF FNEw.YORK.. FRIDAY. A
ARRIVED.

Steamer Germanc (Br). Cameron. Liverpool July 90
Queenstown 81 with m.e and passengers to Bruce rsmay
Steamer Naello Abbott Hull July 25 with mdse
sanierson & sons Arrived at the Bar at II Sn a IN -
% with mdsc and passengers simpson spence
Young Arriyei at the Bar al 2Pm ,..
steamer Columbia Ger yosclges,ng Hamburg Jgy 81.
steamer FuIda Ger. kingk Bremen Iuy 80 southampton
with mdse ana passengers 10 Oorchs a Co. Arriyeda
steamer iIorTo. OBJ: Hsnns Io.aro Juns2 a. Baeno,
Busk Jeyons Arrived at Tie Barals 5 IN. ,. -,
Bahia TO- Pernambuco 22 Mannhao % Para - Barbados
to : 4 Brazil Mail - &C. Arrived No Bar at m.
steamer Pormen,e tBr Hew- Ceara Juy va Maranhlo.
Para and Barbad0,s mdse ami passengers ShytOn
Green Arrived at the Bar At - 5Oa ".
Cicnfuegos Gotten Ccnuogos via - Jago and Nas
NP. with mdse and passengers To jas Ward %
steamer Baracoa Nor, Cau Anna,to Bay day, With
ftuit and passrngers toG Vessel. s 80.
steamer Antonio zemDrano Nor. krogh baracoa dsys
with fruit and passengers TO Gomez Pelrsa Arrive" at
Stccmcr smeston Tower tBrl Godfrey. Mayarel SC Va
~ Johns PR with mdsc and passengers to Miller Bun 90.
steamer OF Birnnenam Berg. savannah days with
steamer Guyandorte wlSpr Newport news ami Norfolk.
with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion s. g. -
oG s'TS%er Sy yo d A5n" DO West rom" ' VII" muse 20
steamer winthrop Homer. st John. NIB with mi.s and
passengers 10 + II smith q co.
SUNSET wind a, sandy Hook Moderate. ssE. cloudy
AT city Island. moderate. ssE. cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer scryia (Br Walker Liverpool via Queenstown
Rcd f3rl, Baker. LlNerpool warner az u.
steamer Beucroy tBr Appleton, Ayounohtt Barber co
Steamer Buffalo tBr. Maet. Hull >anderson a SON.
steamer DryOna BIZ. Crag. Gasgow-lienderson Bros
Steamer Amalh Ger. Kraeft, Hamburg VIA Dcpuori-
Funcl. Edge & co.
steamer Maasdam (Dtc). Potter ROTTERDAM Bouiosns
Punch Edye & Co.
steamer Inizatva dtan. Canzoner Mediterranean ports
Phelps Bros n 60.
bun a co.
steamer Iolani tBrD. Russell. - Kits
steamer Titanic Br Shew. Port SPAN Geo Chrisoll
steamer Antonio Zambrano tNor). krohg aTacal- Gomek
a Htarsill
steamer Rio Grande Connor brunswick and Fernando
ma G II Mallory a 90.
steamer Chaitahoociee. Daggett savannah Il l. Walker
steamer IroqIo, Pennington Charleston ami Jacksonyha
WIN Clyde n co. .,-..- r,-,,
ship Ianclng (Br. Hatfield. Bombay and Csleutta-Powen
a Bennett. .-,--.
Ship r) Dalachie. Batavia Java. for orders
Peter Wright tS sons
SAILED.
Steamers Ondl Operto. Greytown. III Callaa
Doraio. New irOquOls. Charlie ston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERa
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON S-Sailef steamer Augusta Victoria
Ger Abers. from Hamburg hence for New York.
MOVULF Aug SAILED steamer Anchoua (Brl. Campbell
from glasgow hence for New York.
BRRMERtAYEN. Aug Arrived. steamer Lam (Serl Heu
mcrs, from New. YORK
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
1901

In Institutlons-Ncw York City Asylum for llisano'
Harts Island 1,273; Hranch WorRho"'e' N' N'
Island 2O5 St. Vnceuts Retreat. HARRISON lV''
New York Infant Asylnm Mt. Vernon, sos Wartbnrg
orphan Farm school NJ. Vernon. 10; county i Hlis
House House Of the Good shepherd icehsNi.i'
III 81 Joseph, Home, Pecksldll, ol- Frinci,chhh
Convent PocksRill, 100; Military Acad9my PesasMi,
Military school Sing Sing 81 German odd Fellows
lone Wosche,er 108 st. Josephs Institution n tqr
Deaf Mutcs, boys, WcStche,t"r, lI7 banols ba,!s
prOtectory WcStchcster ,2s1 DavIds lsanu nl,ci
states Military Post, j33: Fort schuyler. WestcheHcr'
1jI. Total. 7.322. Total population IN l7no lfi,
233 total population in 1s7O, 1OS,Oo7' increase III
ten years. 3j,oi. - 4, .ho
II Is evident that there some errors IN tne
etoti .tcs of institutions Tho number Of inmates In
the County Aim, House is believed 10 be ABOUT I-VO
The number Of inmates given in the Catholic PrOerory
/, small and there is Catholic institution at 'Eis'
SON, Point, which is not mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
MOUNT vERNON-The feature of interest in the

MOUNT yERNON.-The feature of interest IN the
election OF officers Of the Fifth District school Board
on Thursday night the determination 10 prove that
George Rchrman has not a life claim on the cierk@mp
Of the Board aud that tho Offices in the mInlCip
dcpartmcnts are not solely to reward the Democratc
ward workers Then il thought that, a. Nr
Bchrman is clerk the Commissioner OF Public M"rhs
and clerk 10 the village Board of lrns,e., anu a. ~ NJ
nrico honrs of one arc Identical with those OF the
other he ought 20 be retired from the school boar
The election resulted in making Edward ilar,y pTtts
dent and John Zillig clerk. III" K'coIu' Nli'u !i
has been doing the public much benefit by pointing
ont some Of the Inconsistencies OF the Deno' Ta,
ct. Mr. Bchrnan was not legally appointed lie Is non
ing two Offices and drawing two salaries for the same
day's work Now, II Mr.. Ichrman Is not iegaiS
holding the Office his actions not legal, ana
therefore void This means that he cannot ogh
contract a bond, or an assessment IN the name vi
tho village and any such contract. bond or a>seSs
mont /, void bccau X Is not properly eAc'ut'l II
IS time that the PAYERS took hold = thS matter aS
thi. condition of affair, must certainly I:1 u r.
f,sal Of any bonds thus issued. and the fallng na
IN the Village at large Of all assessments thus cVieu
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
PEOPLE MUST BE pRIM IN PROSPECT PARK

The police Of Prospect Park have decided that
husband cannot hug his wife or show her any l0Vcrhke
attentions in that public pleasure ground ON
Wednesday Frederick ScheiNhorn, OF NO. ~" Nycho
st went with his wife and woman friend to the
mark for the afternoon After rowing on the lake
an hour they went ashore and sat down on INC
common To rest. As Mrs Scheishon had been III
her husband took off his coat for her TO sit on 50 t
she would not lake cOld and she sat so that she cOud
lean against him for support, he holding her with hs
arm In a few moments a policeman ordered thcm
out Of the park. When they demonstrated and asked
his number Mr. SchelShOrn arrested and hurried
of. 10 the police station. On the way MS WIG
tainted. and was scarcely able to get along a'er sic
recovered. ,, ,.,
At the station MIR. Schel,horn was charged win
hucginc and kissing the woman with him and Vas
discharged with reprimaad. lie denied that ne
rugged or kissed his wife and she asserts that tney
behaved a. respectable people shauld. she also
,>>crs that the policeman used vile language to her
Yhcn he arrested her husband Mr. >chelshorn pro
poses to bring the matter 10 inc attention Oi ulc
lark Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
HE FOUND TWO BURGLARS IN HIS HOUSE.
THE ROBBERS TERRIFY THE FAMILY AND MAKE
THEIR ESCAPE.
THEIR ESCAPE

A bold burglary is reported IN the Fourteenth Pre-
cinct the victim being Albert Schocnwerh, a hook
keeper for J. W. Wupl crman at No. 33 Broadway,
New York living at No G15 JeEeison-ave. shortly
alter o'clock Yesterday morning Mr.. och0cnWerH,
whose sleepne room and that Of his wife is the back
parlor on the first lOOr heard an oucry coming from
the room over his he Id. IIurrecv dressing himself
Ire ran out into the hail and shouted upstairs Who
is there -
Receiving 10 reply. he started 10 ascend the stairs
and met two masked men who had just come down.
one Of them carried daIk-lantern, and both had
clothing and other articles in their hands.
You scoundrcs. what You doing herc?" said
schoenwcrk 10 the first man. Shut up or I'll blow
your head off," the reply.
At this point Mrs. SclOonwcrk. who had arisen
and heard the conversation. thought Of the fate OF
LYMAN ; Weeks, who killed by a burglar and
throwing her arms her husband pulled him back
into their sceping room. They locked the door, ana
heard the burglars 90 quietly down the basement
stairs. out into the hcher and through the rear
door, whence they made their escape over the back
yard fence into the vacant lots toward Putnam'aVe'
As soon as he was the robbers had gone MI
schoenwerk aroused the household, and then went 70
the Fourteenth Precinct station ami reported the ROB
berry, lie reported the los, OF icwclry, his VIE ;
pockcbook containing about - in money, ana arucle9
OF wearing apparel. =, . tor,
the servant girl named Annie Rooney, VINO slc'p on
Inc ua,er floor of the house. she says shC was
awakened By noise IN her room ana saw iS sron,,
thicbset man ransaCkinC her bureau lie was UihInS
I'm low tones with another man IN an adlOhihE IuO,
The girl screamed and jumping cut Of bed ran toWari
the hall The IN the room selled heT, 4h AM
threatening TO kill her If she made any nose hcil
ler until the other burglar had hnshcu MS "oIh'
IIc then left her and started Downstairs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
EXTENDING A LIBRART'S USEFULNESS.

A much needed change is shortly to be made by the
Oft cndOrfer Branch Of the New-lork Free Circu
hating Library. No. l3j Second ave. a two-story
extension is being built at the rear Of the build
ing the upper part Of which will be a ladies' read
ing-room As there has been only small room set
apart for the reading of books, which is usually I'M
pleasantly crowded during the winter months. ladics
have been practically deprived of one Of the main
advantages Of the library. The additional space on
the lower floor will be utilized for the extension Of
book shelves, which have been f,r time in
adequate. The work is advancing RAPIDLY and 1t Is
tembers
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
NE ut,yrs DETECTIVES FOR HIS FALL.

Henry Livingston. whose real name Is said u be
Joseph Cohen. Pleaded gniIt' yc'cr''N pr' h'.'iN''
.n,vth "a the larceny Of watch from Ernest Kahn On
,t,. -, In Crandst Livingston pleaded guilty last
March before Iudgc MARITIME to charge Of burgllry
and was then discharged under suspension OF sen
fence. Many reputable business men testified In Ills
prev,ons arrest that his reputation Lad been good
livingston said Yesterday that he had frst been led TO
Sotoc+ivcs who uscd hlm stool pigeon Re
co,er Smyth sentenced him TO two years In the pen
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

WATER DID NOT DAMPEN THE STEERS ARDOE'
wild steer picked up in the river about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon by unknown tugboat. and landed
Dupont-st. The animal was tied there but breaking
away started up Indisst, scattering people IN
all directions Mary Garhan, five years old, of No 2l1
Inda.st In the steers and was tossed In ue
air. sustaining a serious Of the ribs Round'man
Knapp, of the Seventh Precinct in attempting 10 capture
the animal knocked down and severely bruised about
th. shoulders The steer was finally captured and taken
10 Levy & Mays slaughter house on Johnson'ave'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Arrival OF President Harrison on his way to Boston.
Monmouth Park races. Monmouth Park, 80 p IL.
York Philadelphia baseball match, Brotherhood
Park p. M. -, o, =.
New.York Brooklyn baseball match Polo Grounds. Z
p. IN. ,,..-
ST Georges Athletic Club games. American Ahleac
Club grounds nfh-st and Harlem
river p. IN. , j,
Cricket matches at Berkeley oval and Central and
Prospect Parks.
Shooting contests az Crcedmoor
Crescent Staten Island Athletic Club governors base
ball match Bay Ridge. p IN.
MIslc In Central Park by 7th Regiment Band. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
prpy.RD BJGLIy,s DAUGHTER INJURED.

Bernard Birlin, the weI-no"n cAprcssman, has a
co,,.cc at Far Kockawsv Yesterday his daughter was
ont driving in the family carriage coachman ON.
moved by John Murphy into Miss Ipglin's carriage
Thc wheels became locked and the wheel ~ Miss Bqlin
carriage va. wrenched The horses began run and
the coachman and Miss B.gn were both dragged soma
distance before horses we're stopped. Miss Bglin
ws cut under eye and about the head and body She
wae painfully, but not seriously. injured She taken
70 her homo.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBr57A ARLE-IIonore MERCER. Premier of the Prov
ince Of Quebec and Mumm. secretary Of he German
Legation at Washington. ENERETI-WaIter paihiosch
and wife. FIFTH ANENUE-Scnator Randall L. "lb
enn Of Louisiana: Ex-Governor Henry /. Ihdsin. OF
Michigan and Christopher l.. MaRee. OF Pusburr HOFF-
MAN-Don VI. Dickinson. Of Detroit; senator George H.
Slo,u OF Osweco and ex-senator ID. IL Mcmillan. OF
nuralo MURRAY IIILL-Judgc d. y. Cooley. OF Iowa
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
Sr.RTJyG ANOTHER BIG LOG RAFT.

The last sections Of the big Leary log raft left White
stone At o'clock Yesterday afternoon and were towed
Fl. into xewtown Creek They reached Lcarys Basin
,bout ) O'Clock. Men now at worA cutting up the
los Mr, Leary is pleased over his success in getting
this raft through ne has started another and bigger
,af from ST. Johns 1t consists Of fourteen largo
tons securely bound to one another by chains.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
TIE As,>rLAvrs OF CAPITALS GRAHAM.

Iu-rcc ,tu,ing yesterday morning i~-ned war
r,,t. for m, arlct of "Joc" ouirh. Mike "'lH'a'
Patrick and Rosa M,!oncy and John DAILY FOR a''''n''
on Cnntain John Graham while sr'ing '"p'a' OH
William Todd democratic repeater al '"' ','
i.,,,p D,ly wa, the first t. lie arrested
trfi,. Need nAod hl, bal at 500. and "rlrrd MN
10 appear before Justice eti,ns tn, 4or,ng' Tn,r .
,h n,oa,inn, In nl II the case, viii BE- held. Later
t a. d,t Nl,on, appeared before the sam" justice.
and gave b,u IN the sum Of $500 for appearance.
az ~ I'm Nike oman appeared and produced eN
-,,,tivmnn Mclaughlin as his bonfsman IN the
nm 81 sGOO al~p. MI. Mallory and Oulrk were
arrested and gave bond, Tor their app "'"''c'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
,Ip NEvINs MAY RETIRE SOON.

Thomas +. NevinS, Chief Engineer Of the Fire De
partment and secretary and treasurer of the Citizens
Electric Illuminating Company, is thinking OF leaving
his post in the Fire Department % give his time
wholly 10 private business. lie will complete twenty
wear, of service in November and can then retire on
half DAY of -. 800 year Since he has been con
rectcd with electric light matters he has made cOnsd
erablc money! The fact of his connection with II
private corporation seeking favor' FROM the city
while serving the latter in an important capaciiy
csneed considerable scandal few years ago and was
tnveStiaatei by the Assembly Committee on Cities,
,eSulting in the Indictment Of Chief Nevins and his
trial, which ended IN an acquttal Mr. NeNlhs Sald
Yesterday that while he had intention Of resigning
at present he had several good business oilers, one
especalv advantageous one but he had not yet made
M his mind in the matter. lie is only forty-sx
wears old
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

The steamer Columbia. OF the Hamburg Anne rican
Packet Company. arrived here yesterday from South
ompton I'm the fast time of SIX days and eighteen hours
which Is only two hours and two minutes behind the
worlds record for this distance, made by the Columbia
herself Among the passengers were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Damrosch, the kcv. and Mrs. Myron Adams.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Thursday afternoon by Clcgg. The police say tho
entire lot of iewelry is not worth more than $50.
Irving T.. Richmond. clerk for James IT, Hart, No:
$50 Fulton ST. has identified Mr.. iiart's property
pair of earrings found in Clcggs satchc and chaln
valued at 50 has been found 10 belong TO Lssauei
sondheim No IL Maiden Lane. New ork.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
NFW.BRTNSWICK.
NJ W -i'iN' .''
An IDEA THAT COST $4,000

AN IDEA TIIAI CONI @I3UJJ'
The Jancway homestead, one Of th" most oeau'"u
~ the summer homes Ne~ Brunswick' was DurioH
early Yesterday mOrnrS. The house was 4 ""'
d,s,auce outsic tho cy and lad bnn left IN chavLe
~ Inc servant, Will" the family were a"aY 'h'
OF thr-c got the idea into h> head thhj tsr S h"aSr
wa. haint.d and left three lmps burning In tc upper
nail The frr which resulted IN los oi 4l''oOO'
Va caused by the cNpiy-on Of one oI tho lamps
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Several newspapers yesterday published a dispatch
.oytug tha, II. Y. Condict "f the law firm ~ Kan
doph Condct & Black II jersey city, had been
.,..,, -, vorri.,o,,,, ON THURSDAY. Mr. CoudIct
,,, al hi, or.co Yesterday and -ald the report W., n"'
fru. N va, MS ,oachmau. German named ,N!.u
Itaffyc who ra. drowned. Tho cUachmhh look N'.
Coudlct's boz out tWIm and Wa5 seized Win cramps
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Professor A. W. Anthony, Dr. J. b. W. Bullock D,
William T. Bull. S. 5. Mcclure, Andrew F. Fav
RusseIl Sturgis Foot. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r Honey
the Rev. b. L. Hobson, Colonel Lionel Marshall NJ
and Mrs. Townsend Percy, Professor G. W. Procto,
and Professor W. a. smith.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATCRH ALMANAC,

TO-DAY
sunrises 90 O2 Moon set, 24o Moons Ara -
HIGH WATER
/.X-sandy Hook 2:49 Gov. Island 3:l4 Hell Cato Ser
P.N-Sandy HOOK 800, Gov. Island tS.4U Hell Gate sd
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

POPULATION OF THE VARIOUS lo"No'
The population Of Westcheser County acooiu'!is "
the census recently taken, exclusive oil 'io '''"'
" ,bc varous institutions in the respective towns, Is
announced as follows: o.o
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

samuel bliss the twelve ycarold son OF Arthul
Bis- the architect Of this ciy WA urO"Hcd yesterday
Willie bathing n the KaIltan River.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
4 JEwELRy THIEF CAUGHT IN A PAwNsuoP.

Detective Sergeant Koarney, OF the second IRE
cnct made clever arrest Yesterday. lie was stand
Ing al sands and Fulton stS. when he saw man
resembling the notorious Ted, the Boston Burglar
enter McAleenan's pawnshop at No. sands-st The
detective followed the man in. and the suspected
"crook" took from satchel jewelry which he said
was worth $500. Kearney put the man under
arrest, and took him 10 the second Precinct Police
station. The man said he was william II. Clcgg. of
Delhi. " y, and that he was clerk. Later IN the
Maiden Lane, New-YoTk identified two pairs Of the
earrings as having been stolen from his store ON
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Comstoc is carefully reading the book 10 SCI u ii'
can find anything In 1t to warrant It's suppresSion
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
Announcements.

BRVMMFL'S CNRAuELS.-Rich. mellow. delci-
Gus Tho most popular cara'l Ia the country Name o.
each wrapper. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09

Mrs WINsLows SoOTHfNG SYRUP -
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN WHILE lIFlH
CHILD. SSoFTENs [hs Guns. ALLAAYs LAAA.s ai PAIS !:
DIARRHOFA sold BY Druggists ia every part u the
world. Twenty-Five cents q bottle
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,
Mrs. WINsIow's SooTHfNG

30 WFSI bSI IH.SI.
Diseases Of the Nervous System Organs
Imnctence and Sterty Hours 8 10 /. to g.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-09
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28
CHAPTER III.

Gunnsr lived in this state OF idyllic SGT
isfAction until he was Il years old. At
least he tried hard 10 persuade himself
that be was content. And Yet there would
be times when a sudden disgust would
possess him, and the future that was in
store for him would seem pitiful and
mean Though half superstitious dread
OF the grest world that surrounded him
had bon impressed upon him from MS
earlieS. years and stories Of disaster con
seouent upon s desire 70 explore il had
been dinned in his ears be could not sup
press restless yearning % JaAe the dan
cerous plunge, II only 20 JeSc his skill as a
swimmer. The great deels q his snCes-
tors. which Salveso1 had reoo1nted 20 Inn
in more or Less dishsrte0 versions, had set
his blood coursing ct rspider tempo, and
vague visions OF glory. gorgeous and IN
substantial Ike clouds az sunset, infAmed
his imagination
BUc, on the other hsud, there wss his
fathers fate % deter him. lie might have
lived quietly and couteutel.y, - Oh hal
meant him - 10. II he Lad lot allowed
himself % he lUred by tie temptation 20
gather riches and make himself great N
the eyes ~ the world. That va, what b!s
mnther dad ssid when sac told aIn q tAe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-28
CHAPTEH Y

To relate how Guuaar ACCOMPLISHED the
difficult task 70 gel away from houls would
require long chapter he wruzz a reluct-
ant consent from h,s uasrthcr AlLsr endless
persuasion, by t-'ssl4ag ont % Der tise prom
ise thai be would bring bis Gather bssck 70
her. The hope he hc1 kindisd iu her bear
Jared dp At SisLss ts.tl 5ssght Fame and
then died out aealn with Dathe. &c GseksT
The merU Po%7ioi.itv. however. "a. H.-.s
might he alive luuart a a new rez1se asnsas
70 her thought and EeDt her waxing and
sleeping in = stasS q sutsiued Agltxt8ou
She discovered with surprise bow deep her
attach me1t 20 him Wa and E0z impo-zl-
be II wsS 70 sail Lo- ,yozrrd cour,-S u
practical routine. now tGat tbs LEW bez~
con Of hope had SEED it, hz4t MON
wholly UDsuspoCtsd reglGu N0Lain LSr. 4
hos moisture often ross - her eFes C.. the
sudden thought ~ seeinE H. hzt.on
again after 80 many ve1rs a. E-ozrzssoa
Al his sbcFrstlhos were forgOtt.su szid for
give9. and tie EaTd .s0rjs they nae SPOKEN
70 sscG otasT vThsa aIiulo ns clShed NsTs
A. wiDRd out f-o-a Der roci1rfy. Orr
ousfJ snoagh tn ld-a never occE-ra -
her tEAI Re lzIc gegalis osEs.- ouaiy dss@rt
"a Der. Sns fo18l 90 eE1 vi suzaaaosss e.
c-lsss fsT kim 5sC-4--g cpE.Js--5E vii--k Shas~
ever be had c01e he bad braB guidrd -
noDts motives TIER vCgt Aesusfly RIO
nents when her affection r. heg sou,
which h7d bTths--o t-eu th0 doruAIss-t
sSuEaent # her life, yaIad bs<arv th. pss.
sionAte yea-LlIlE foF Esr l1Es a11 errlnz
hzBbaDd
And ~ Il czz- % rass that Cu1rlar
found hIu-ss.f oLe ca. ca tie rad 70 thc
- ~ III .-oac EEz-4s z. rl1gugg IN e~,zJ
nerve VIII = 49, o. adyg1-rs. lie AZ
1vsd OF TIE fslovl-. Day without s1t-
dent IL CAiaszo a-e vAs utt=~iy bsSl
dered " - Z-4E.l.. - lnd Tia poAsy t1r-
mol o. the ga. RS oJa-is o. - wsz&
The smoke oyure=@5= as !gngz. liz shKizk
Of the locomotive 90 ITO Axe front rslsds
him bli3d AID 8eaf aE1 The und-zgr1uad
5zzEI5 ~ --14r-lf.. < The cable cars
gave Eira . bellz-i.a How 1o1ld he bops
20 track BIS .sfkE- - such q babel q
turlal,agrs cJrt1z55r' rs Erst tax,
EoE~ve-. ia1-t 9e - D hiuaseif ba-aEt-
Ing JLAcs, IS H.. a ~ - 49, - a b4-s
q oSerz-4el 10 LIZ ~- g.ers1--s In 10
-,@-c4l-F.El quarter o. tie cty. csl-sc
FIekEr par. -s s--.- 81 sp cn q EsDL4y
Policeman. rrll-- t.--a revealed - So-r-
blood a-1 20 t.r- g ..a ar co111so rs
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