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Forty Thousand Persons Took Part In
the Demonstration

Forty Thousand Persons Took Part In
the Demonstration.
BRUSSELS, August 10th.-Fcrty thou
sand persons took part in to.day's Socialist
demonstration in behalf of universal suf-
frage. A large number of people came
from the provinces TO participate in the
parade. There were many women in line.
The troops were confined TO the barracks
all day. The police patrolled the streets,
but everything was orderly A terrific
storm coming up caused the procession to
disperse, but when the rain ceased the
parade reformed THEN ranks and marched
10 st. COLES park, where speeches were.
made. Delegates from the labor and pro-
gressists parties met this evening and sent
the following dispatch to King Leopold.
You have asked what is the country's
watchwsrd. 1t is universal suffrage"
AT Violet revolutionary speeches were
made by several delegates 1t was resolved
10 summon a congress in September to con-
slider the subject of general strike.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Measures for Discussion In the Senate
and House This Week.

Measures for Discussion In the Senate
and House This Week.
WASHINGTON, August 10th.-Owing to
the fact that many of the members have
gone to Boston to attend the Grand Army
Encampment. it is probable that little or
no business will be transacted in the House
before the latter part of the week. 1t was
the intention of the leaders to assign the
week to the Agricultural Committee, which
Seeks action on the compound lard and
meat inspection bills. and to the Committee
on Education, which is ready to call up
the bill to extend aid to agricultural COL
leges.
In the Senate the tariff bill will not be
discussed until Friday, when it is expected
that the river and harbor bill will be taken
up.
1t is expected that conference reports on
the sundry civil appropriation bill and
land grant forfeiture bill will also be pre-
eantod
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The Boston Encampment.

BosroN. August 1Oth.-Crowds of people
from neighboring towns visited the city
to day to inspect the decorations arranged
in honor of the Grand Army Encampment
Among the delegations that arrived to-day
was one from Fort Davis, Texas, and
twenty three members from various Idaho
posts.
The United States cruiser Yorktown and
torpedo boat Cushing arrived in the harboi
this evening.
NJ w. Reynolds Dead.
EDMOND (Oklahoma). August 10th.-Mil.
ton W. REYNOLDS, better known in the
West as Kicking Bird" died here last
night from the effects of nervous prostra-
ton, induced by fatigue during the recent
political campaign. He had just been
elected Delegate at, Large to the Territorial
Legislature. Reynolds had been an active
newspaper worker since 1862 in variou;
cities in the West.
Sunday Baseball.
CHICAGO, August 10th.-The American
Association PLAYED ball to-day as follows
At Toledo-Toledo Z, Athletics 6.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis 4, Brooklyn =
AT bus-Columbu 6, Rochester
| 3.
AT uisyiIle-Louisville s. Syracuse ..
Clearing House Statistics.
| BosroN, August 10th.-The total gros
exchanges for the last week, SIS shown bl
dispatches from the leading clearing house
| in the United S.a.es and Canada, ar
81 Ill .642, 262, an increase of l6 per cent
as compared with a corresponding weel
| last year.
Death of a Valuable Horse.
| GALLATIS (Tenn.), August 10th.-Th
| Freucli Park stallion, for which Charlie
Reed. of the Fairview farm, recently pai'
S1ec00, died to-day. n
Congressman Cforie.
| WASHINGTON. August 10th-Congress
msn CIunie left this afternoon for Sal
Francisco. He expects TO stay there onl.
a few days.
President Harrison.
! NANTUCKET Mass, August 10th.-Th
| Baltimore arrived here off Nantucket ba
This morning with President Harrison o.
board.
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DOUBLE HOMICIDE.
A Disreputable Woman and Her Para
mour Killed.

Disreputable Woman and Her Para
mour Killed.
BELToN Tex J, August 10th.-Considera-
Bile excitement was occasioned this morning
when it became known that Dick Wise
mann and Cora McMshon, a disreputable
woman, were shot and killed at midnight
Saturday, while driving in a buggy from
Belton to Temple. About week ago
Wisemsnn was tried here for murder and
found guilty. The verdict did not give
universal satisfaction. He killed Deputy
Marshal at Temple last January. While
on trial for this charge he shot man in a
gambling house. The woman who was
shot with him exercised herself consider
ably In his behalf in the above case. The
officers have no clue whatever to the iden-
tity of the assassins.
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Consular Convention.

New YORK, August 10:b.-A Heralds
Paris dispatch says that DR.. st. Clair,
who presides over the Consular
Convention. is sick with a COM
plant of paralytic character
which has proved fatal to several members
of his family. He says that the inn
mediate outcome of the Convention was
the appointment of a committee, who
will meet at Frankfort on August
Goth to digest and formulate q
specific report of the lsbors after ad-
journment. The Convention unanimously
approved resolution congratulating Con-
sui. General Rathbone of Paris on the high
efficiency displayed by him in the exercise
of his official duties.
Reception of Emperor William.
BERLIN, August 10th.-The German i'm
perial yacht HohenZollern and accom-
panying squadron anchored off Helgoland
this morning. Emperor William and
Prince Henry landed at noon, and were
met by Won BOetticher. The inhabitants
gave the Emperor a reception. The En-
peror delivered a short address and the
German flag was hoisted, the land battery
at the same time firing a salute. After
taking luncheon, the Emperor departed at
$3.50 o'clock, amid the cheers of the popu-
lace.
MUNICH. August 10th-The monument
to stenug=apher Gabelsberger was un-
yelled in this city to day. Burgomaster
and delegates from the short hand soci-
eties of Europe and New York delivered
addresses, all eulogiziDg Gablesberger and
his system.
Dueling Not Obligatory.
PARIS, August 10th.-In confidential
circulars sent to the commanders in the
army the Government states that duellng
in the army will henceforth cease to be
obligatory, even in cases where personal
violence has been used.
Killed by a Bursting Steam-Pipe.
SEBAsToPoL, August 10th.-Seven persons
| were killed by the bursting of a steam-pipe
| on the Russian man. of-war Tebesnla the
other dav. Among the victims was Prince
Khilkjoff.
King of Holland.
THE HAGUE, August 10th.-The King of
| Holland is in a feeble condition and IS con-
| fined to his room, but the alarmist reports
current are without foundation.
| Death of Privy Councillor.
| LONDON, August 1Oth-Right Hon. Wn-
Edward Baxter, Privy Councillor, formerly
Secretary to the Admiralty of the Treas
ury, is dead.
Received by the Empress.
BERLIN, August 10TH = The Empress
gave reception to- day to the members OF
! the International Medical Congress.
Fatal Fall.
VIENNA, August 10th.-Bsron Leon OF
Vienna has been killed by falling over 8
precipice in the Alps.
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The largest single log of poplar ever cut
in West Virginia was cut few days ago
IN Logan county. 1t measured 93 feet in
length, 63 inches in diameter, 1000 cubic
feet and q to % feet board measure. This
log alone is large enough to build good
sized frame house. 1t will be run out for
the Cincinnati market on the first water OF
sufficient size in Guyan river.
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A Bottle Picked Up Containing a Letter
From shipwrecked Sailors.
SEATTLE (Wash.), August 10th.-A boy
rowing in the harbor this morning picked
up a carefully sealed bottle, which was
found to contain the following letter writ
ten upon cartridge paper in distinctively
English hand:
English hardship Emond. June 80, 1S90.-we
are sinking very fast. Our latitude and longi-
tude are unknown. No compass; no rudder: no
notify Bailey & Co., Hull, England. We are
thirteen men aboard and all in starving con-
dition My mother, oh my mother She lives
on Hodgson street, Leavitt Terrace. Hull, Eng
land. Good by, if we are not saved.
JOIN DUDLow, First Mate.
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Yesterdays Weather.

The Signal Service temperature at 8 A. M.
and P. NJ. yesterday was 600 and 500,
with fresh to brisk southerly winds and a
clear sky. The highest and lowest was $50
and 500
The highest and lowest one year ago
yesterday was $50 and $40, and one year
to-day 80 and $50
The highest and lowest temperature at
Red Bluff yesterday were 900 and 62o.
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rREAoHERY IN THE CABINET.
BUENOs AYREs.
Rejoicings Over the Downfall of President
Celman.

BUEYos AYREs, August 11th.-The rejoic-
ings over the fall of Celmsn ended with
number of mass meetings, at which
speeches were made in honor OF Senior
Alem, President of the Union Civica.
The Cabinet has authorized the Minister
of the Interior to open friendly negotia-
tons for the retransfer of the drainage and
city water works from the English COM
pany to the Government.
The forecasts of the financial policy of
the Government are untrustworthy. The
finance is not yet finished enough to bal
ance the sheets showing the financial posi-
lion of the nation.
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RECIPROCITY.
Interview as to the Position Taken by
Speaker Reed.

WASHINGTON, August 10th. =" The
Speaker is all right on most questions re-
marked Stewart of Vermont, an admirer OF
Mr. Reed. " We think he is all right on
pretty nearly everything except the re-
ciprocity question, one that he has taken p
stand on. which some of us hope. but don't
expect to alter He has argued that re-
ciprocity has been tried, and on this very
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STRIKING CoArMAKs RS.
They Engage in Serious Fight Will
Stable Keepers.

They Engage In SERIOUS Fight VIII
Stable Keepers.
NEW YORK, august 10th.-A fight took
place this afternoon between the striking
coatmakers and Abraham and Joseph
Kaptine, proprietors of livery stable stu
ated Immediately beneath the coatmakers'
headquarters on Allen street. The livery
men had been annoyed for some time by
coatmakers copgregating on the sidewalk
in front of the stable, and to- day attempted
to forcibly remove them. A fight ensued
in which the employees of the stables came
to the assistance of the Kaptines. Many
were severely hurt on both sides, but nc
one seriously. The police stopped. the
fight and arrested fifteen of the rioters
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Fate of an Aeronaut

PoRTLAND, August 10th.-Charles Co.'S
grove, the aeronaut, was instantly killed
this afternoon at East Portland while max
ing parachute descent Cosgrove as
cended in balloon, and at distance of
about 900 feet the parachute was success
fully loosened, and Cosgrove for a short
distance descended very rapidly. Soon the
parachute filled aad the speed was Stacked.
When about 200 feet from the ground it is
supposed Cosgrove's grip loosened, for sud-
denly he let go of the parachute and fell 10
the ground, striking the hard street.
Drowned in Four Feet of Water.
PORTLAND (Or.), August William
Hunter, a young man % years of age, was
drowned in Columbia slough to-day, about
FIVE miles from this city, in four feet of
water The drowning was witnessed by a
young man, who said Hunter was swim
ming on his back, when he suddenly sank.
He supposed he was taken with cramps.
When the young man was asked why he
did not endeavor to save the drowning
man, he replied that he was afraid that he
would carry him under too.
Car Conductor Killed.
PORTLAND (Or.), August 10th.-Joseph
Thomas Jenkins. conductor on the
Second street electric car line, was killed
to-day between this city and Fulton Park.
Jenkins was alongside the car collecting
fares. AS the car was crossing over atrestle
shout one hundred feet high his head was
projected backward and was struck by q
pole alongside the track, throwing him
from the car. He fell to the ground below,
sustaining injuries from which he died.
santa Cruz Democrats.
SANTA CRUZ. August 10th.-The Demo
cratic delegates to the State Convention
elected in this county at the primaries on
Saturday are: E. d. White, T. ]. Thomp-
son, ]. A. Menasco, w. B. Mexican, H
Daubenbis, w. p. Netherton, ]. J. Doran
w. G. Peyton. Joseph Lloyd and ]. Leveck,
The delegation is unpledged, but major
ity is understood to favor Coleman for Gov
ernor.
Rain in the Sierras.
BISHOP (Cal), August 1Oth.-Rain fell
all yesterday afternoon. There has been a
cloudburst in the Sierras, and the streams
are up to high-water mark.
Utah's Population.
SALT LAKE (Utah), August 10th.-Super-
visor of Census Condor reports the popula-
ton of Utah at 223,5s9, an increase of
so, 226 over 1880.
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DIED FROM THIRST.

The Body of a Mexican Found on the
Desert in Arizona.
PHOENIX "a. IT,, August 10;h.-Morris
Steiner arrived here to-day from Avery's
ranch. at the mouth of the Passaympa,
sixty miles southwest of Phoenix, bringing
information of the finding of the bodies of
a Mexican and two horses three days ago
on the desert. Both man and animals died
of thirst In his frenzy the man had dug
a hole with his hands under mesquite
bush, where the body was found. There
was nothing on his person to identify him,
and the body was buried in the hole dug by
himself while seeking water.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale, To Let ond sinsilar notices 1n de
this head inserted for cents per line the arst
time and cents per line each subsequent time Au
notices OF this character VI be found under this
hsGdirQ.
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The most seccessful catcher of sparrows
in the COUNTRY lives in Indianapolis. lie
captures 250O0 of the little pests year
in immense nets spread on the sides OF
houses, and makes a good income by SELL
ing them in the markets.
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Mrs. Winslow,s soo,hinc syrup

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teethiug, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for diarrhoa
whether arising from teething or other causes,
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. winsow' S
Soothing Syrup. twenty-five cents bottle.
MNE
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IoHN BOYLE o,RE1LLY.

Sudden Death of the Noted Editor and
Lecturer.
BosroN, August 10th John Boyle
0'Reilly, the poet, and editor of the Boston
Pilot, died this afternoon. Death is sup.
posed to have been caused by an overdose
of chIoral, taken for insomnia.
O'ReiIly had been suffering for several
DAYS from insomnia. During the past
week he slept bat little. Last night his
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 Bottle Found Containing a Letter
From ShipVrecktd Sailors.
AN AERONAUT'S FATAL JUNE
Rain in the Sierras-Young Man
Drowned Near Portland
Fatal Accident.
IN A STARVING CONDITION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
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The most obstinate cases of catarrh are
cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the only
agreeable remedy. It is not liquid OF smut
and is easily applied For cold in the head it is
magical. Price so cents. See advertisement.
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The best placa in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 410
treet. Sacramento Cal.
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was troubled with catarrh to an annoy
ing extent for three years. After usiug one bot
tie of Ely's Cream Balm was completely cured.
Wm. J. Cline. Victor, N. ].
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No epidemic in recent years has depop-
ulated many of our cities as did the recent
census enumeration.-IF Washington Star.
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GENERAL Notices.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local a. esthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. je22-i
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
News Confirming the Rumor that Presf-
dent Barillas has been Deposed,

News Confirming the Rumor that Presf-
dent Barillas has been Deposed,
New YORK, August 1Olh-A Heralds La
Libertad dispatch says: A courier who ar
rived at the frontier from the City of Guata-
mala says that the rumors of a revolution
in that city are true, and the story of Presi-
dent Barillss downfall is also true.
1t is said that the rest of the Guatamalan
Cabinet, composed of four Ministers of
the Interior, Public Works, Public Instruc-
ton and Nnance-became incensed at the
imprisonment of MARTINEZ Sobral, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, and sent in their resig-
nations. which Barillss refused 80 accept,
and ordered them to remain at their posts
This they refused TO do, so Barillas sent
them letters dismissing them from the
Cabinet. Everything became confusion
after the withdrawal of the Cabinet. Presi-
dent Barillas was deposed, and it is said
DR.. Antonio Lazo Arriaga, a prominent
lawyer, has been placed in temporary power
until the arrival Of General Jose Mari
Reyna Barrios from San Francisco, who is
TO be the President.
TREAoHERY IN THE CABINET.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 10th.-While
there has been no open revolt in the City
of Guatemala, Corrillas has discovered
treachery in his Cabinet, and it is generally
believed here that his Government will
soon fall and that he will be forced 10 seek
refuge in the United States.
Martinez Sobral, Secretary of Foreign Re-
lations, who was accused by Barrillas of
being a traitor. was taken out to be shot,
but was saved by the timely Intervention
of the Spanish Minister
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42a X street-Mms. Bell. phrenologIst,
palmist and mediumistie card. reader; reads
horoscope of your future. Gentlemen 81; ladies,
90 cents. jy24 lmtSu)
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John Eitel. assayer aud chemist, 100 j
ST., or southeast corner Seventeenth and jy7-tf
Decker Bro-.-The arti-ts' plano. Write
to KOHLER q CHASE, San Francisco. jei6-3m
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MONDAY MORNING!
Living, Active Pushing, We Salute Thee
CONTINUANCE OF THE GREAT
Summer Clearance Sale!

We can look back on the past few weeks as the
greatest triumph in the history Of clearance sales In
arranging for The next few weeks when this men,
Orable sale event will be at an end, and goods re-
sumo their regular prices, We have determined to
offer even better inducements than at the commence
nsn We cannot lover the great cut in prices much,
but enough to make the already enthusiastic buyer
more intensely interested than ever. Read for your
pocket
Heavy Muslin cents
Elastic Knit ampng or Loungng Goats cents
regular frocks S.
Melton Suits good vaue $40; wonder
1ui at our sale price, .'."..."..'So oV
Wgwam Slippers, only cents
fronts sizes to 09 You
pect to pay for sueh 81 to S.. Sale price IS
Aberts three pairs left
FOE stylish Peasant,
goods; prices reduced onehd
Walking Hat Milan Braid high small top
They worth So 25 but our price is...... ...$1 80
Bunting nearly all coorstake choice
cens yaio
Another nearly Ali
100 Parasols about half the price
that necessary August lst.
good goods and neatly made
price of the matera-25 cents each.
n@ We tell you of these few brsanS Plenty more like them ~
Yours to haVa If wanted Think it oyer.
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BrHcHAM's pills cure sick headache.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Reception rendered Emperor William
at HelisOlald.
GUATEMALA'S LATE PRESIDENT.
Forty Thousand People Take Part
in a Labor Demonstration
at Brussels.
LABOR PARADE

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usroS.I
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c.. II. GILMAN,
rsrN IyoIoEl street,
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
LEAVE. TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE

$50 Al ~ Calistoga and Napa...... 11:40 A
3.O5 P ..-. Calistoga and Napa...... 1870 P
IL so A .... Ashland and Portland. $40 A
800 F .Deming El Paso and East. 6:45 T
1:3O Pl Pl-Knights Landing....... 7:25 A
1880 A ............Los Angeles........... S:45 A
ono pIOgden and East = Second EoE ID
O'0" Class.
100, Central Atlantic Express.
OA n ...... For Ogden and East .....
300 P ............... Oroville 1890 A
300 P Red Bluff via Marysville.. 1890 A
Ia:4a A Redding via Willows. 400
400 A San Francisco via Benicia.. 1895 A
6:10 A San Francisco via Benicia. 7:3O
3:05 P San Francisco via Benicia.. 15:4O A
6:30 A San Francisco via Benicia- S:40
e10:0O A-San Francisco via steam ar.. s6:00 A
1880 A San Francisco via Livemore 800 T
$50 p San Francisco via Benicia-.l 1:40 A
1910 A ...............San Jose e.......... 2:bO
$50 PI..........Santa Barbara........... S:45 4
$3.50 A Santa RcSS-......... 1l:4o Il
3;05 P............Santa Ross.............. 1870
3:15 5A.......IStocktoE and GAIt....... 6:45
$50 .......S.ockton and Galt....... 8:t5 A
500 -Truckee and Reno-...... SEQ 2
1901 A -Truckee and Reno-..... 5:55 A
1905 fax ............. IG:TO A
$3.50 A Vallejo ............ 11:4O A
800 Vallejo. ........... 1880
s6:35 A -. Folsom and Placeryile..... $3.50
$3.50 + Folsom and Placerville... ..l*I1:35 A
SUNDAY excepted. sunday only. sMondsy
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For aftel'
~ r,nxr,yr- cn,o-,I zfo,,r.o,
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SUNDAY excepted. Sunday only. sMondsy
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For afteI.
A. N. TowNE, General Manager.
7. b. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agens tf&Su
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Union conservation me eting tonight ri
Q. B. Church. Fourteenth and K streets. 1tt
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VIENNA, August 10th.-Baron Leon 0
Vienna has been killed by fslling over
precipice in the Alps.
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NANTUCKET Mass }, August 10th.-The
Baltimore arrived here off Nantucket bar
This morning with President Harrison on
board.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

A GOOD INVES TMENT-165 SHARES (ONE-
n third of the stock) of the Capital Furniture
Company for sale. For particulars, inquire at
SIG | street. aulU3t*
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Raceixed hv the Empress.

BERLIN, August 10th. = The Empress
gave a reception to-day to the members OF
the International Medical Congress.
A Fatal Fall.
A...r,-+ tnfh ParoD I,eOn of
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r OST-ON THE RIVERSIDE ROAD, A PAIR
IL of gold-rimmed eye glasses. in a leather
case. Finder will be rewarded by returning
the same to JERRY LENHAkT, No. 9l7 Second