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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-09

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home which was always elegant. even
when poverty pinched.
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own letters. His end was miserable. but
net less 90 than his aimless. vretcned life.
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home-of home ties that be had never
krown !. n Eaerinc v;tb nj. veone i'd.
Of domestic hanniness. He could have no
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THE MorHER,s SORROW.
Mrs. Kate Chase Hears Of Her Som,
Death.

Mrs. Kate Chase Hears Of Her Sons
Death.
WAsHrS eToN CRY, Oct. Mrs. Kate
Chase, the mother OF William Sprague. n.
who is reported to have committed suicide
in Seattle yesterday, did not know of her
sons death until shown a press dispatch
by correspondent OF the Posr- IvrELLr.
GEScER this afternoon.
Il can't conceive that he killed him.
self, said she. IF it is true that he met
viole mt death it surely must have been an
accident. l received cheerful letter from
him from Chicago only few DAYS before
he left that city. There was nothing in the
letter to show or indicate that he was not
feeling all right The day before he left
Chicago he sent me postal in which he
gave encouraging news abou, his new field
OF duty on the Seattle Journal"
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Dress Goods Department.


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Parenne
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Silk Department.

Satin Regence, the popular Dress Silk for this season
shades, $I.e5 yard.
Fable Franchise in all coors and blacks, ST. and S25
Suah Silks every conceivable shade in stock, 371ac,
Our Black Surahs soc $I.5o special good val
vevets and Pushes extensive line soc, 75c, 81,
shade.
India Chinese and Japanese Silks for Underwear. etc
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laz lgcE HOUSE
SECOND AND JAMES STREETS.
Tnn0rtqnt Notice

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

THEATRE in Munich. 1t will include tho
M:nac"r. Mr. Il".Dancr. who i, ALSO i
COMEDIAN and II number, IN all forty peOpc Mr..
hnerg la, hcen trying for toll years he says. u get
this company, and now 1t Is corning with all
Its own scenery. costumes and properties Ii will
b. srcn about tho first Of November In u melohrama
cnt!i.ri Der iIcrrgottssc nitar tcrLn:ncrSau"
Tho full and exact meaning Of this title Is not trans
laab!c, but god n translation any is The Cru
c!y tarvcr Of Oacrammcrsail" scenery representing
nbc:a;nmrrSam Will he painted and tho play is SAID 10
deal with the genuine life Of the people o. TIM Passion
Town" THIS company vii! give forty performances,
with change Of Lil, every week.
Among the individual actors whom Mr. Ambcrg has
engaged is MI, Paoa L0cwoe, a sobrc:tc, who Will
Opon tie scarpn Of tho theatre in aJoY. two weeks.
MIS- E:E;a -ceaold opera singer who is alrc;!y
known here, will begin at about the sans tune. The
manager dola:cs thai Albsrt Mati1w sky. VINO comes
IN the middle Of January, i TIE handkUfo"-i
tIc Stage lie p!.ys leading parts AT the Berlin Court
Thear. lie Will appear In " hUmeD and Juliet"
Eemont." etc. In the spring Ahxgdcr Goardi
Will coma from Ni"nna. lie will act 70: only zen
nights. bccausr Vienna cannot exist without him
LONGER bat b." will give five different =. VIZ.
worh. lie VISITED the London thra ret. bit say- that
lie likes AD"iican uIss better lie Wcrt to Ohcrari-
nc::Hu and was mich Impressed ~ thu " Passion
Pray. Int TO appreciate IT, he rays. one must t.ko
care "a i: in the proper spirit II" found tat
ts own fame had gone before lum and tia, his
theatre hcsc was we'll hiiOvn that ne rreilcd an
offer to take his company orr for European tour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Army AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. sept. j.First Lieutenant Mcxaf q
Richards I'd Artillery. Las been ordered 10 take station
for two months at Fort Columbus NewIOr City. Tor
rndical treatment TIE order directing Captain GoorEe
= II0yt, assistant Quare-mq>ter. TO proceed tn Fort
Brady. Mci.. has boon amended % direct him
TO proceed to AID take station at sauit ste. Marie,
Mrh The order directing Captain Robert q. Hcinef,
Isl Infantry. 10 join his regiment on being relieves
from recruiting duty has been revoked and he has
been ordered 10 report 10 the commanding Ofncer q
Columbus barracks. ohio. for the purpose OF being
placed under medical treatment. First Lieuten3nt
William Il. GOIrion ordnance Department. has been
ordered to proceed from Wateryliet Arsenal West Toys
\. T.. to the works Of the Reading Iroa Company.
Reading. Penn, on business connected with the con-
strnction VI disappearing gun-carrage. Firse
Lieutenant Nathan JARVIS. assistant surgeon, mas
been relieved from dly at Fort Verde Arz.. aud Or
derd 10 repoi. 10 the commanding officer IT san
Carls A:I., for duty at that station. captain VIII.
lam C. Manning. I'D Infantry. has been relieved from
recruiting duty at Evansville, Ind, and ordered to
join his regiment. Captain William A.. kObbe, I'd Ar.
tIlcry has oIdrras u proceed from Fort Monroe,
Va TO Boston. pablic business connected with tho
artillery school at Fort Menroe, and upon the
hleUn his duty there will return to his proper Sta
non Colonel George II. Mfnfall. Corps of Engineers.
10 proceed to Monterey, Cal public business, anA
completion thereof Will return to his proper Sta
ton
Assistant Surgeon James +. Keeney has been Do.
tachod from the Richmond and granted two months
leave of absence. Assistant surgeon II. F. Lownhcs,
dctar he'd from the Navy Yard at Norfolk Va and
dered 70 the Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
TO PLAY PHYS IN GERMAN.
sTIEEIN;; SEASON PROMISED At THE AMDEW
THEATRE.

STIEEIN.; SEASON PROMISED At THE AMBEW'
THEATHE.
II Gustav Anlcic carries ont al hs proHess
tho lovers ~ German plays and operas viii ma
rood deal 10 interest them AZ the Ant"rc Thear IN
i.e course %, III" that f. ab.u: 10 icfn NJ
Amber. arrived hcie from Germany ycSier'iy morn
ing Oh tl!e Columbia aud he had good deal Ia tell
about tho work thar n. had do:." and the actors ana
a,ira don, that he had secured sn'c liz went away
Tie ,toc, company Will show the Hio,. OF NE old
fa,o,,, IN il, lists and the manager NJ In addition
cIf;ycA Ms Emmy N'uman, Nine MoscT spern'rr.
Nr. Taubrr. Mir. Ddnchstcin aud Mr. Six, con-
ducior ard composer
There will be- twp other full companies, one from
Hamburg aud one from Nunicl I'll" former i tie
pl.itditsrhc En.cmlc from The Carl >chGlzc Ihea'r'
ii. >rl';:,7" the manarcr. and ELI coIied'h
Will CONS with The company. which vii! sail OH mo
Augusta Vic; ,!ia spcnber 80. and VIII be seen
fr The tr,t time at the theatre In Irving Pace on
ttiolt. =. The first piece presented will be n CONF
,dy called .Ii.lnl,irc Pills" ana it will be followed
,v one calIcd "IIanlurr-on H." Alatcr.' Both were
deaf oi prru,a >ion and also good deal OF money,
gir, mana GER was making money AZ home. H. Vas
ic! al.cldy arI not IN the "a't anxious 10 cross
H.. ocean! H.. engagement j. for only twenty five
performances, al ~ be gwen in this ely. but MIR
AuhorG hopes, il these sue. es.iul Ia st lnOro
tine from the tcralsa ndiiaCci, TO whom th3 com
MANY j., engaged. and lend IT Oh Il Western tour.
The OTHER company that Will b. new to this
co,nt:v will he from the Gacrtncr PatI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
TIE STATE FAIR SYRACCSE.
BREAKING AND MAKING RECORD FOR TIE
WHOLE COUNTRY.

Syracuse, ". ", sept. (>poc.al-ff:y wears a.o
the New York state Agricultural society held it. Gr
exhibition at syracuse. ~ v, and tins wear II lTurd,
there to celebrate it, sent centennial fair which will
DO held on the ncw permanent gfoin!s Of the
society September ii to Il ia, uavc.
Tho grounds consist Of 1lo acres lying about two
and half mile, west II thc centre IL, ,.:y Of
syracuse. Tie New OH, Central and l!I,isuA Raj
road and West shore Railroad cNtni the cnr' ,l::h
Of the grounds on side, while the Delaware,
l.tckawanna aud Western bound, tnc opDl~c .i!c.
Being almost exactly IN tn ccat:c of ihg sat- ari
the main lines of these threo great railways, thc
natural ADVANTAGES oi tn" location a. aces ,ity
could not be surpassed. II cqualicd. In the state.
The grounds are lcvc and Il under t? towarl
ideal fair ground. the Railroads lavc already buit
branch tn grounds, ne :ln- ,..r haI
way, thu, enabling conailin. vaIual exhibits
to so directly on the GiU0l,s Tor unl ,adln. ad
there until the clos &: III. fair. Tn, West shore
company have built handsome depot. than
200 feet long, for 1t, pa>scng ana taos Of
the Central while The Delaware and L4CLaVanHa Lat,
also bull, suitable accOm;Sa' ,i, for IL, PATRONS.
The management Of the fair is under tie dire ton 81
the Board OF Officers of the STAT AGRICULTURAL society.
twenty four IN number. representing ali >o'tioas %
the state.
The policy OF the society has always BEEN vert
careful aud conservatives and IT. exhibit, confined
strictly TO agricultural and mccii"al products and
1.-Two stock. the last being mast prominent.
On these grounds. whore tn, state fairs are 10
be held permanently III the futGrc, tho convenicnce
and comfort Of both exhibitors and visitors have been
studied than ever before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06

The telegram contained particulars, bnt II was o.
certaincd THAI the OF Mr.. Fel)ws's sSsenOe was
that he had seadc himself NJ his residence on Wash.
lngtOn Heights .Iic Ind q pitcher N bhnng water
which he was 10 use In shaving. and he sccdenehy
upset the pitcher. and the water scaled his limbs %
that he could mn put his clothing ond was com:
PEELED TO e. 10 he'd DR. Al"Xanfer. who WAS ca!.oa
In. faid that Mr. Fellows might b" able t. CD out -
day, AID might Lc Kept q. home for several days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
AHCI-ING FOR AN INJUNCTION

The argument on the application OF the bankers NJ
JerIlshc.m 4. Co.. 10 make permanent tile temporary
injunction restraining the Central Trust Company from
evylng an assessment Of II 40 per cent on the old
stockholders Of the Houston and Texas CentA Railroad
toupauy WAS con .n,;cd YESTERDAY before Judge Pat
tcrson Of the supreme Court. Almon Goodwin opposed
The notion aid tie closing argument was made nv
cv..Iulce Noah Davis for the plaintiff. Judge Patcr
son reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Uori iDlntco.
Females.

Ecmnlcs.
ApY with a know, DE II must. drsir =
t..i.y. a 81 all = ~ ar' oial u;'i@I.
4;trl pr'ir.r'd. A.irr~1 A Il. -, 10
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AKt.ANl>r ia ait rot Ion Wat
~ a. Sew N"'A 60. ~t.bi'rh> -~l'N io' ="
ir,h au oh. ct \. opportunity fpi st'd'
Aa!r.,, Y H. l.. ca.c Of A.. l.. Co.. -
I, ui.aId.,t., y y.
A,rTyoiuArlli.E.-A rApid aSur1tc
- ..,nosIapher and Itcmjngton typrwrt,i
o.ry,,pr Years rxucri"t'" IN CORRESPOND.
Gee l.aal wOrh. Sc. rlsih H. n'ft
T, f,r,i,c,- AGcrhs ExPFKlENtE. H"\
T. r ibln" Once.
rIJIAtiIfK Of Ion. .Np RENE" d",itr
o. !tiun IN 4 school. rriNnt' "r mission
o., ill nj tr,tli.uliqls. Address \. VI. X.
r.,,tuikcr. kias.hr.dir. y. !.
m YPEWRlTIN". Arin:1ets snccinca.
i tons. play, and manuscripts OF tNrry
N,.. E nui MoI.DES, room iii. Lincoln
building. Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
A SISTER SUES HER BROTHER.

Judge Patterson. OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
issed attachment against the property held in this
star by Peter NJ Mora who lives In West Orange y. j.
The attachment issued In favor Of Morals sister,
Elcnita J. Mora She charges that he has taken
wroDgfuly and converted To his seventeen
shares OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company which
blony to hc-. She lent the stock to linn 70 enable
hir 10 borrow 81 40 from the American Loan and
Trust Company. she that her brother. without
Der knowledge and consent. pledged the stock FOR
g., 800 The Stock IL worth $500 and she has brought
kuit for that amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
TO JHpRDVD PARK HKiDLE PATHS

letter wa. sent to the NayOr'tOftrc yesterday, rel
alive (, the lrnpr pycncn Of the b:dlc paths IN Central
PARK. II signed by "X Judge lIciry F.. lIowan d.
w. f. D. stokes, Il. L. Cutting. T. Hailllrd Thonlis.
x. w. galloway. r. l.. IIiIl"r and II. II. II0ist r.
and informs Mayor Grant that II lis their intention to
petition the nc>t Legislature to, authorize the "X
Irrd,rc of T:iODOOO hn the Park bride paths. Thy
ask the Mayor Ia approve the project. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
domestic 5iiuatlons Uanlto

NaicA
A I'rt.NDANT to gentleman Roou Nulct,
n ndr.r and nM,,~rur, Al personal city
a. .rrnc,r. Al ltNDhA [, To- Wet ia 81
Ml.EIt M FAEHEH. VITA s.n," ana
n 90 vars pr. tl.r. . Ia pIGcnt p!Src.
Adlre,, HUEOtnH. Tribune Oihro
IOuN,. n'KNAT COurLG. child.
"A is. munt stead. place Ianitr' o. IN
:,r country mt",ihs a1d housc""iA Man
trrie"'r ana e"ttT ,nI az g. sanity =.
-utn .7t.
DI!Lf.N.- - >oun- >wcd". .,,"Ik,
ID l.hg,l-r under ,,an.s his b. 's' tbo:'
r,adhN Ito. +, i,.,Icc, f.Ia frsC-class fam.
lis m elt. Apply or all %. ,.,.a.'.
I,uoE aud WA.ilf v."n -ltnat,"n,
Dr'r.r tooi ~ r"''h. 'dIl VI al
Gr,-s WILLIAM. -. ''r' rh"i'h-a|r'' news
<,UA .,d. Of irut..na,> pl,"r In ,oun.r}
| I.I t.p, II -,.I,.- refer nee. ". NJ.
D., ID 90 ,"b,mttliIr ia.' J't-'! 'N'.
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l. i,'LMAN COX AID Az" bEl -. r.
u, nan an! "i Em0 - fI"" -. =
w,'o H. .t.,lJ. 'V,a "a. d ,Inndr,'., IA or
c"rnt-y. Mr-. COZ LIN. l." W -'u ~.
I,U\, IMAM Hy !oi.., S""d, i.ot'
L ~..tnt sIcarS i.ac.ish thpf" ghIy W..
,ri stands hi, business can to"r care o,
niu rad and ra:Ga,o hOi-' hiin"" ana
rnrrl,crs good rr.,:,, circf /. d I've! st,lety
Inn, a.: IKE len, rrfrrcnc1s. Cali or
Add. - JJ7 4th.aS'.
NDhIUMAN or fSEtt I'm -Ey
u ,uun, man j.I~t I.t'i!ncd Tui,i COUNTRY
nd, landing car" Of nut>r-. r'fria-'r hhr-
,,,,..,,- f,vu flrpnrr AMI can milk nr't-
ria-,,r 'frr"""r,. g. \. y. rr'""Hr "i''t''
%o\t'IiINN- ~ l..si.cla-> man, who
l. thoronrhI, understands lis hu'iL',r
strictly t',np.ratr and riahl" can give
=, y,ats ,iL, references nom FRS III ~,
piO;rr. Gull o. anuTn' d. 80 ''"'"
20 Ave-. -
OOACIINAN. -By an Englishnt,. llt'ly
L. land a :: pool r f. rrlccs ft0'h england;
GOOD rider; thoroughly understands his
dudes narrled. 10 children az" y. Nd
dress o. j., coachunAn. 10 uiehridge-Sve"
Montclair. N. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
1nrnl5Ec> HORNS

Ili-S... ~ Wi.~r.-Sinei, fl:aily WI
-" fc.!t OF: or Two rruin> on Thrill Hoo, to
= -Ir -':t. attn.
~ st, - WE>T.--f.l-qantlv fur
h'sh'h roo r. ca suit ar sinrls !,
~ It."h lear 3'h-dvc.; all nGdcrn con.
Nenie ,cs; reference,
Brooklyn.
I Ai''i. or small room; private FANNY !:
- al iHitot r,'ri'- liii- ',.Iiti.l TO- aiiui. ;
;, l."i iai'. reference. . LaiI,"ttr-aIr.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Conntrn Real Cstaie FOR 5a1'

rTNfN ACRES ahuttiag Nonk - ny,
i I,rcadwa, road nn. valley \h"H: ~
minut..>' access Hud,"i nv ai'i NcM'
York Northern ra 'rold- in-t'n' .nr-. ni'"'
crv .,tc. AMI, OWNER ~ shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-06
Uerk Uantes


Males.
g ITrATION wamt,d by = young man a.
- night watchiIan VI la.tci. Address
~. H., Box 10. Tribune Olicr.
- It...CU..AI iIi...o anI I..mlugLon op-f.
sonni !sss ;, WSCxcff. SEISANS :
EENEDfCr. 3:7 BroadsaJ.
SfrNOGEArnEc and TYPEWRITER:
- N"al,' 'Ap"s!,u"'; can furnish nrst.
mos. ~ n n.ath::i'. ADDRESS .. l.. ",
Tribune O'li,e.
ci.NU,,kArIit:K and rEWRITER
- tKritiug:Dr, wants p"~ itiOn ~ private
~.yr,ary Or s.ne'.i corr ,:rond'.t' S,;,r,
sifNOT.:ApiIfE. Us Ea-' s5:h.N.
- dr">. +. r.. lisa LafaictE'a'e.,
Brpoklyn.
ItAIGN. or ~ a..i-tant. wants position
- IN i'ru;..ialh church or mission IAN
.-,s;-t IN mT-tr. moderate aiafy. 1. H..
""I "f-t lii-'.-t.
SNLI.>WAX' II, ~ '\p.r"n"'d MAJ, Of
~ sheet music: salary Irod"i1t". NJ w,
l:rA - Trlhru" ol'cc.
NLXToN. Want, d. by a cou,Iytont man
- position =, >'N,"n u churcn. Ad'
di-.s f.. I@S Wo">t'r->t
S,iN',I.F nan. 30 wei, 'iuca'.d, Htive
- AID hon'st snow mat ,na;Ir~, good
d arGh's.. an. COM and- tnTlirh. ''"' "a n
~ u D.. Ia, isn. Norwegian and Sw' dish;
WI ~ "a. AGdrcs. Fox So w,tc5hnry Conn.
GA: Want'd. Situation p, ca-.
- nN''rr salesman 20 vcor>' rxWrlcnC.
bc-, eins. NJ t:ate: 81 Ohrr. 4. I" 20
W,s' "3i.-t.
T,YFf.wHiIiA0 DONE Al SHORr 80.
.ara,ne,d fefercncc given i desired; cor.
v1iiii':i' p q Box sss Bloonn.c. n. j.
w \SIrD ->.,.a'.on a. w,trhnnn. p"'.
w - .n nd n cmrl"'in'nt q ~
e..",-. WNTiuNiN 81 la, ;5;a--;.
~ NN;iJ Position. bv eNp'ricnrrd me-
w - r',H i. .dr'rght-m.n. Address W. l..
l.. H.. n.iso> 81 Trenton. y. j.
WORSE Mas. = vI.G nao 10 o''an
1 ci.g.o'ur,' actu.'oi. II 20 out-ije "or.
win his" ,'n'r'r",5, -'i'h1, 80 r., o.
once
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br,dr'. Loo.
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ur SAYS THE LAWYER DECEIVED HIN.

He SAYS THE LAW OrIr''''D A'A'''
suit has been b. gun In the Supreme Court by Thro.
d,rr N,,pr ~ property In OLe hun'rcd
nnIfo .Gf.st near hir av'. from "a h1rre S"hm o.
x-u,r alleges taat the def ndant Obtained the property
through fraud aud srepr scnt1tOn prsctscd by August
f. Wagcncr tho lawyer. NJ charges that Wagner in
auced him To sign a paper which said to be d-.
continuance OF a suit but which was in atty dpd
n tho p,terty in Onehundrd.a aud forty ffth-sa The
,I,,n,lg asks that the deed be ABIDE and that his
ur,pcrty b. returned TO htEi
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IN cAtha.,e for minor coin. large amour: of the
IiU", has BON returned 10 Tie sub Irh,iiry lof
shipment 10 tho West.
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domestic 8ituailons Wanre0
Males.

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roachh.ah thoroughly comp tnht Ia
e.pry br%.nh OF Ms business n.arrled no
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my AMI oiliainx; and ! gar, w., ely
reference. Address D. C., rare or J. u.
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duties references. Address .i6 ". iItl.sf.
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Cornlrn Rfal Gs:d:e 10 Let

4, NEp:.N cry. LOND l>lANE-io
II LII i.,I~.- vita MI r'"f'tf' i'"p' 'N''
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and iawh: hog iocttOn, low rent.
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y; .i,,;-,' N"v -. y. j.
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THE COURTS.

spenr laid awsv Tie paper until Mr.. Grant returns
from his vacation
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Dnsinrss Chances

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i fr yri" /. illustrated j., ''r0"ri and
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l,rookiyn Real Estate.
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