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Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

gland thas they sould not carry tne
laughing thing unchanged into ,ne
desert and the forest and tbs snow.
They al Nh know that what waiks
beside them still Il shs Joy grown
older. The grave, sweet @ndef
things warm In tho coldest SHOWS
brave in the ersariest 4eserts-;its.
name is sympathyj 1t i tbs Perisc'
Love. From "preags" BY owe
Scheiner.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
Il. J. GOODMAN.
PATIENTS,
Caveats ana T..a. ,, ma.

Uavents and Trade Marks obtaines
n snd all other business in the U. s. Patent
o1,ce attended to for MODERATE FEES.
= Our eaHoe is opposite the u. IS. P.toni
Vffioe,. md We can obtain Patents in loss
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We nd.
sise as 10 .patentability free OF charge; and
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
we refer hero TO the Postmaster, the
supt' oI Money Order Div, and 10 officials
Of the u. b. Patent Office For circular,
sdyioe, terms aud references 20 actual elii
WITS li sonr own State or County, write 10
&. a SNOW e. Co.
VPpohlts Patent QlsGt, WAshiugtos. Do
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
The Flnest Forest.

II is estimated that the finest forest
preserve in the United States is the
Adirondack region, and that the Black
Forest in Germany. the Norway forests
and the forests of Canada cannot be
compared with it. There are $780,
coo acres in that region, which 1t Is
proposed 10 include in the Adirondack
Park,
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
A Regular Dilemma.

Al am In hideous pickle.
blow SOP
Al have not got any thing TO eat
and the only thing I've got TO pawn Is
my false teeth. and II I pawn them and
buy something TO eat then can't eat
1t. j never was in such a hideous Ak
in all my life.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
The Same ola way.

Bunting-Everything is getting 20
high in price don't see how we can
live.
Mrs. BuntingzCan't we s.ill buy on
credit deaFe
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

ORDERS from the country or
along the line of the A. Il p. r.
n. solicited aud will be prompt
ly attended to.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

FURNITURE neatly repaired or
upholstered.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

GIVE me q call and you will come
again. None but the best work.
mon employed.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18
VIM. AITKEN,
CARPENTER, BUILDER
GENERAL JOBBER.

yOlBBTNG Of all kinds promptly
attended to.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

AGENT for the following Wind
Mills which will be put up to or.
der. viz:
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

WATER TROUGHS OF any de-
pcription made to order.
Mohave County miner., 1891-04-18

WAGON WORK a specially and
work guaranteed.
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BERLIN NISCELLdNY.
Preparations TO Receive the Worries Fair
Commissioners.

Crpios. 1891. BY The Stw FOX Annotated rress
BERLIN, July ls.-Mr. Edwards. the Ameri-
can Consul General here. has invited all the
American Consuls In Germany to q confeie nce
10 this city with Herr Wermuth. tho lmrerial
Commissioner to tho Worlds Fair. The con.
.ular body will also meet tho American COM
mittee which is now In England Numerous
public receptions arc being arranged to DO
hold during tho presence OF the committee In
Germany.
Herr Won Berlepsch. the Frussian Minister
OF Commerce. will be the first Minister to re-
ceivo the committee. The members Of the
committee will be received also by Herr Mi
1uel, MI lister OF Finance, and By Chancellor
Won Cap vi.
The Porte. which has become alarme by the
movements OF French diplomats toward re-
opening the question OF the Dardanelles in the
intotests of Russia. has communicated with
the German AmbRs- ador ut Constnntinople on
1t @ hat iho s T"rssS SH .s
TcesISe Ia that the present
sauadron al crohstadt viii san for topen.
hagen escorted by RUSSIAN and Freuch war.
upon tho lie OF tho Gar. Which caused mo.
hs an o tSIs ri ,s snpasr
Win an Axe. The report arose from the iact
chonping a rec when the heae Of, the axe flew
on and struck NJ attendant in the face. Tho
Car went to the assistance of the wounded
clothes An officer Of the guard APP reached
them an thought thu tho Czay was In
mis- Majesty. and before an EXPLANATION coul,i
be Eande tho wounded attendant WAS cut down
The %alsss e, Be pSnisSsd ' Tor MS ss,ion. ~
1t is officially announced that the Generals
commanding the Second. Fourth. Seventh:
Eighth. and Ninih Army Corps will he placed
on the ,e iired list. This sweeping out Of old
and tried men is only par ~ excused by ,h 81
Gen. Albedyl only IS. while the others are still
In their prime.
Priuce bismarck and his wife are at Kissen-
gen. Princess Birmarck 10 seriously i'll.
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hfine. This was accounted for by rolics
regulation that will not permit OF a pistol
being used on these occ asions.
one OF tho greatest surprises was Malcolm
ford's defent By V. Mapes OF Columbia
College 10 the running broad Jump Names
clearing ~ feet 5 inches. Mares made
10 secret thnt he had been doing a
feet In practice. aad 1t is great
nionsnip Ford only did ~ foet iucS SosI IN
ih ~ gNen,: .ui Wns returned the wngcr OF tbe
yards In IN inutes 5 scconGs. nut was beaten
t ps Eodiny 10 l., the l;Seo esnaIop, Ices
Ishss Mott msr bennington Il e' sssy Won on tho
Eugene Van schnick won the mole vault at &
Tee, ~ inches. H. i. llalock was second with
ch bm h Sss ws5" sfy 20
.hGo, 4, ~ j. Husekberncr put the sixteen pound
TsEn' h a. ss a sss ncse es the sixteen
ton TO comi e'e IN TIL , 0. mile walkinR hnndi-
ssnSs B Sras s,hTse Gs 0S ,sS
GURUS. the amateur champion. was Mt the poat
s al E. NH Mho vR nn yard t1s
yards. ''O
~ erea, race. took Ilace between Curtis and
is BY only failing 10 reach Nicoi BY q loot,
though on account Of that system Of handicap
ping only seen In England. where n scratch
man lenrt Re worn ont IN hnndicaps on ~
count OF the tremendous starts allotted 10 the
hand leap Runner. he could only get sixth.
Ntcoi was, NTH. Cheycrton. tho champion
walker 81 Fs. OK. started from the same mnrk
aud got third. he winner. j. X. Mitchell Bel-
gray Harryrs had 2ho yards, md 2; Fenton.
The init Start was 5Oi yards. Curtiss time
was IA minutes y seconds.
. Another attractive race was the two miles
iiml cd Invitation hand leap run which was won
by j. II. lininsworth In minutes rs Is sec
0nds from the eiRhfv-fve Nnrds mark. These
limited races are very popular In England. as
good race Is always seen, on account OF tho
stats allowed being too ,smal! to give =
sleerer the chance 81 sroiling tho race With
ts.lav at the !lydc..'iale Harriers' sports at
Glasgow. A. Hannah. the Scotch champion.
aud sidney Thomas being on scratch Thomas
got away frOa, Hannah and took he lead half
. mile from home. Int was beaten Mt the finish
By J. NJ. small OF Belfast who had eighty yards
start. In minutes 50 cGnds. and J. LuAig
tl3n ynrt!s AID j. Taylor il20 yards OF tho
(lydesdale Hatrets, who were second and
W. II. Morton. at thu. Ardwick srorts won the
DRlfour fnur-milo challenge GU r for tho eeconi
time thus making 1t his own property. Parry
was second. and Eibblewhite. who has been
Q ling lnteIy. could get no letter than third.
Morton's time was 20 minutes Y9ts seconds.
u good perform anre O bad track.
r. II. House. the crack English srrinter won
The in0-y0rd scratch race and tho 22O.yaru
Northern cnaniplonshir ut lrcwe. dong 23s
seconds. +. E Partly was his runnerup in
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IREYCINET DEFEATED.
Excitement Continuea in PnrIs-The Stras
burg Statue In Mourning.

burg Statue In Mourning.
PARIS. July ls.The vote OF the Chamber OF
Deputies yesterday expressing confidence in
the Government has not satisfied the EXtren-
isis. WHO are continuing the agitation in re-
gard TO the Alsace- Lorraine passpor, reGua-
tions. and who have not ceased their attempts
to incite feelings against this Governpen'.
At meeting OF the Extremist party last
night II was re. ovel TO call n public meeting
to protest against what they term tine lreach-
cry and cowar,!ice OF the Government"
Last night the SIrasbur9 stat on the Place
dc la ConcOrdn WA env.iorci in large creme
veil The polics remOvsi the veil aud are
hunting 'oI the p2rpetratorS OF tn outrage
in its criticism OF NJ. Ribot. tho French Minis
ter Of Foreign Alaiis. saying: "Never!dd II
man invested with such u responsibility use
poorer arguments 10 ward oil ridiculous
storm He has not won for France n single
friend. but he will leave her moro isolated and
misunderstood thnn ever"
The Chan ber Of Deputies today ELECTED tho
OF the CnuAcii aud N n s,er or War. l., grant
$i2n 900 to the Fcoe 10 ytechnilne. The sss-
II n Of the Chamber was suspended and a
Cabino; council Was summoned to consider
The me mhers Of the Council of Minister'S
= .rRuad.d N. do Frrycinet not 10 tender his
resignation representing that tho rejection by
capacity as Minister OF War for tho f.cole
PolyterhnlIue did not imply want OF conf
uence in The Government.
When the Ministers returned to the Chamber
the Ses Ion was resumed but was lnme!i-
ately aftcrwnrd closed.
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Quick WORK ~ PLAY MAKING.
The Robbery OF the Oriental Express De
plcted on Berlin Stage.

The Robbery OF the Oriental Express De.
picted on Berlin Stage.
TIE robbery OF he Oriental express and tho
holding for ransom Of several Berlin trade g.
men have already been made tho subject Of n
msloIrama. called 100000 Francs Eansom,"
In theatre Of the German capttal. Twelve
brignnds. three merchant. and chorus OF
travelling German men and women constitute
the pers onusl OF the piere. The scene Is given
on the programme MS the railway and noun
nRieiy. The present.
Tue rising curtain reveals band IS In The
woods. They are complaining Of the dry Sea-
son. hare times. slowness IN business circles.
mud so on. whistle ami the summons OF the
chief announce the coming OF the Orient al cT-
press The bandits va ,t-h. TO return shortly
with their victims. The courtesy OF tho rob-
bers to their guests is fully lepr duced: The
bandit cne' gives course dinner In celcbrn-
untary guests polished before they stroll with
him 10 the robbers dens W the mountain
and even comrels an orrrzealous band 7
10 return a Wig which he has plnekod
from the head 81 Her ATse' OIL who repro-
scnts the ran somel Herr Gracrer. After the
nrrlys! OF tho ransom tho hanais mart from
their rr soners with mbraces and tear.
Herr tiraeEer and Herr SoIitnnler. who wore
IN The kiinanped and REASONED party, gave
and have been before the footlights nightly
wi h their friends to see the reproduction OF
their trials Ia captlyity
Berlin newspapers declare that This inelo-
drama ia the product 81 tue most enterprising
play making ON record.
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Young Den, Wanted In Several Places.

PrTTsDuEaH. July 1S-WilllGm J. Dent tue
young man Who wa, arrested here yesier 'aV
for passing n 1900 check on tho deiunct FIRST
National Bank OF Columbus. Ohio, at the An.
Choir Bank o! this city. was committed to jah
to-day In drfsult OF $1,000 for hearing on
next Wednesday,. This afternoon IrsIoc
McAleese received n telegram from A. C. Free
man. Superintendent Of Fo!ice At Dayton. Ohio
requesting. him TO hold Dent on ~. same
cured 10 take him back 10 dayton. Later in
the day a telegram Il ON Petersburg an
nrunced the fact thar Ecnt Ia wanted there for
passing a bogus check on u hotel proprietor.
He is also wanted at Webster. ia. Dept ONES mss
moving In high society circles In Pittsburgh.
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sLEEp1NG-c4n EEn7us, so CENTS,
A Price Limit Fixed by u New York Law
Which Has Escaped Notice.

Which Has Escaped Notice.
ROCHESTER. July 1S-Every person who
travels on the railways In this Stale has. ever
since sleeping cars were pnt on. paid 50 for
berth FROM Rochester 10 New York and n rro-
portion rate rate for shorter tlips. The travelling
uubic will be surprised and interested to know
that by the te. ms OF newly added section to
the railroad laws OF this State sleeping car
companies are not allowed to exact maxi
mum charge for berths OF over eighty cents. 1t
is rot likely that many perso.s in the State
know OF this law. 1t was passed by the Lesis.
lnture nf 1890. approved BY Gov. Hill on juno
l. 1890 and went into effect Nav !. 1891. These
facts being considered. 1t is highly probable
that not only the travelling public but railway
and sleeping car companies rs we'll have fo:.
gotten or lost SIGH, OF the law. Many OF the
leading lawyers Of this city were interviewed
to-day and not ono OF them had heard OF such
alaw.
The law referred to will be found in Chapter
400 Laws OF 1890. Section Al says:
ANY ratentce OF a sleeping car. or his legal
railroad. with the assent Of the CORPORATION
owning or Operating such roed. and may
charge for the use OF the sane IN all eases to
shall enti'le the passenger to the use OF berth
for Que hundred miles and AZ the rate OF three
srull tho charge exceed ei:hly cents
Ii this means 'hnt palentnes who already
hal their ears running SHOULD IN ~ case after
q Lerih within tho limits OF the state. that
might have been said more ? ain!y. At the
Grant .nrS st TAI Senr , night ,hs a ne eGm ha
night agent "t the Wagner Sleeping Car Com
many and The Young man ~ the bureau OF in.
railroads. were SURPRISED when SrN reporter
showed 1t TO them. hey were much amused
10 instructions Gs 20 a r, du.tion IN III. price
OF berth. have been received By the employees
OF the Wagner Sleeping Car Company.
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NEBs OF THE RAILROADS
st Looks Like n DsmoraiisstioN OF Fnssen-
Ger Rates Ont West.


Tho roads in the Western Passenger Asso.
citation arc uneasy over the Oh caGo and
Atoms indie pendent action in regard TO Grand
Army rates. The Alton had given them TO un-
derstand that they would mako y iound-'rip
local ate Of $40 between Kansas CITY and Chi
cngo In case the association decided to make
through excursion rates to the Grand Army
cncamrment ut Detroit by all com etihe lines.
and somehow they seem 10 be shocked by
tho rromprcss with which the Alton has Inl.
filled it's promise. Ono Of tho Southwestern
lines intends TO meet tie Atoms rates. which
means that 1t will .eli local tickets between
tho Missouri River and Chicago Mt tl0 for no
round trip. 1t does not .olow that the Alton
will make "A further reduction. although It will
probably DO 80 II 1t Hnds that It cannot other
wise secure what II believes to Re its leGiti
mate shaic OF tho Grand Army business. In
any case the result will | o q Generalization OF
passenger rates in tho territory west OF Chi
cage, as the local round-'r.p ticke's VIII not DO
hcdged aLou; with the usual excursion iestric.
item.
The authorities ri Eayonne recently gave the
bergen Mock Railroad permission to cross tho
route OF he prop sed shin canal. connecting
Pac&ard's BASIN with New York Bay. The pro-
Iectora OF tho basin say that unless they can
compel the railroai to build n drawbrdge a.
the crossing ront the canal viii be ruined.
They will ask tho Federal Government 10 in.
ter ere for their protection. rettion is being
,ircu ate through tho city. and quite nm
her have s,rrcd it, l; will probably 10 for.
wnrdsd to Washington during the present
I week.
MIR. c. F. Doane who is one Of tho best:
known railroa nen i'll this city. has resigned
ing ilonse -; the, Barc. ollcc. It Will take
n. D"ane las Ind general charge Of no
Clearing H1use si,ce 1885. and he helred the
osr s" usss to be innHn nj
Eastern na;ssenx"r agent Of tho ii, NG ", York
s'fnS'c sS Is Dr oa ssy 'r Under bin 1ssSe
y ys'"n the vas 'fss s' in o The Il as
ami i'i il was !. means o. protesting Immigrants
IRON outside interference. The, baggage was
n minimum cage. and tnev got their money
changed at curront rate. There may DO some
use Mhea the bs ii ahs is
transferred 10 Hills Island.
Mr. Charles G; Hedge assistant to the Vice.
Pr. aid n =! Fnliman's Pa a,N Car COMPANY.
has been appointed Secretary AMI TTnnsurer
Hsdss wss Emns a ann o n.
Pnlace, Car company. md he was one OF the
few officers retained by the ~ Imam Company
when it absoi bed tho ln.on Company.
vi e-Chairman I'onnld OF he Central Traffic
hos mas ,nr o. .es ass
consider. among other To ngs. The action Of the
s92' line in cutting e.. the rnte h"m rs st. Paul
lite will try I" explain why the brokers'
Office in Chcneo are SO ksl win eturn por.
land line wheel are used to cut the rate to
Lotion.
The Rock Island l. stu pursuing IT, policy
81 Ninety men were ere laid of ut
t0inv drOpD6 the entire system where
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HROOkLYS.

REGULAR trafc on the Montague street cable railroad
will begin NJ O'Clock Tomorrow MORNING.
Tn. New Dr. r. Marshal Harrison NJ Mott Haven Inns
acre al III. all to tho pasnran of tho Bedford
Weixh,s baptist Church and viii take hsrge on Oct l.
ravsr E.rgeu Jr, the ISyssr.od ION of LAWYER
Edgar Bergen vas INSTANTLY II ed on rdAy by IA
IN on HIS head from cherry tree the fr"uhus our
rum inx lis hvue In Diamond street flAtDush
Judge Bart cit Of the Supreme ,onrt hs, decided
Kunes leavin. 800 to the trustees OF reshwood Gem,
stsry 10 keep his burial plot ~ order and ~ 40 to the
James J. Doody has been slectsd President OF the
Journeymru Pminher. aud ,ias tiittrs lh,on. The
delegates from Elm county To the national 'onyen-
ION 10 10 he ID at Denver ca. on Aug are rresdent
Doody. Henry FOX. JoEn Hand, Thomas Moran AMI r.
H. Gleason,
The owners Of tho NcrwsEi.n bark Gaelic hav.
snr SIS M lam A.. the owners ri Tie sehoon err
uro r. " alcott. The twtAvesses coiliied -xhW miles
.uIh, "a. OF andy Hook on Tie night nf July II and
The accident IL Il negeh VA. du. % tue fact that NO
lookout was stationed at the how OF Inc sehoousr
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Distress In u ussin.

ST.. PETERSBURG. July ls.-The Rural Assem-
bly, OF tho province 81 Kazan. where the dis
trcss is mos. acute, has decided to nrpiy to tho
Government for n loan OF 100000 roublcs.
Tho Rural Assembly will also ask fer delay
in the col,er'ion o. the Peasant taynS. and will
ranUsst TINT The manufacture OF b'nWdy r. IN
b. closed ior u year. A general nppcn! for
funds to assis. the suffering people has also
teen issued.
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MONTREAL, July ls,-It 10 rumorcd In rolti-
sal circles that. in view OF tho movement in
favor OF imperial federation Mr.. MERCER will
make an open declaration pronouncing HIM
SELF In favor OF Independence, as the time has
come to choose between the two. 1t is also
stated that in view Of the threatened war DO.
tween the allied powers in Europe, The NEXT
c. 10 |. - II ali,y n na 8 o! aeY conAi, I
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Our ATHLETES IN PARIS.
e' Give the Frenehmrn snmpie Of
Their Ability ON July 4.

EhEtsEA' England. July 4.-The Iacing Club
irahce held their championship meeting TO-
wy Ia iari', 1t WAS supposed that tho meet
~, ,.H would b~ IN International one. but II
,Sined out that tho American athletes were
Staopposed by any Of their English cousins.
resh't was the Americans cleared the
Sva'u win stevery event. That no French.
T., nIu was capable OF keeping a cham rionshp
~ H'e own land is much 10 be regretted. 10
." me conditions OF the events plain 10 all
And English.
:, ~ .ue 'oc-metrct race-lll Yards according
IN, HneHsh mrAsurement-Cary got home in
a., '"conds' which cannot be ciaimsd AS his
,,' olN"r IA g. were -tarted ty ia d,.i.
'As'' .a- ns'esi G; tho Regulation li,lol
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The wilson's su,i In Favor.

LospoN. July ls.-Tho Prince md Princess
OF Wales and their daughters and Mr.. Arthur
Wilson were present today At tho wedding OF
the Hon. Julia Stonor TO he Marquis 1'1ant-
roul, which took pla"c ~ ST, Jam..s's Catholic
Church Alter the Welding the Marquis ami
MarGuise d'Haulpoul left This city Tor Sand
rirglam viii h has been raced AT ther dis
posa Uy the Irince Of Wales.
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COLLISION IN TIE CH.iyNEL~
Steamship. with 800 EmIErarts on
Hoard, Sin. n BrIanntInc.

LoNpoN, July ls.The German steamer Dress
den. Cant. Kruhofrer. from Bremen for Balti-
more. with so emigraats on board. coided
with The Bristol hrican,ine Annie Harris or
Start Point al 2:4j o'clock This morning. The
Annie Harris sRnk Immediately before assist
nnce could he given. Four O.! her crow were
drowned The Cnp,ain and mate we're IN, ed.
The passengers on the Dresden were greatly
alarmed An examination OF the steamer was
made. and II waa found ihat the Injury she had
sustained was rot sufficient 10 prevent her
from proceeding. The Dresden placed the SUR
yivors OF The Annie Harri, on bc arl iisnin 6
smack.
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John sheehy Die. Of III. wounds.

John Sheehy, recently cmploycd as n groom
q, Dolger's Hotel in Eiyerdale avenue, Mount
81. Vincent. who cut his throat last Wednes-
day. d.el In the Harlem Hospital. yesterday
afternoon. He had been Drinking heavily for
n week or two. lie iorme!y worked Tor
BANKER Mo.o..hi In G..rria.e.
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Where Yes,erda,,. Fires Were.

AMI 81 ba.em.n: OF 1913 Amsterdam avenue. R
Meyep damage slight. iiii2. basement of i7S boweB
John Reads shooting gallery. damage sight
PM -i,aG ai5 West Thirty niuth street William
Jonhs"r damage SIS -. IA at FortI'tn street
,rr. / rrrurisd hr ". Fcotirhnt dsmAve - ~ ~
~ ''hrv.u. street. cccpP'ed ~ fiAs schaiksutsr
u.u,A:s igEL
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Mr.. Spurreou Better.

LONDON. July is.-Thc condition ri the Rev.
Charles II. spurCeon is much improved. He
passed good night lie ate solid food last
even ng. tho first that he has taken for =
pNnu
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Arrt~ce-s, rrR,ix july IS
ssIa Eourgoene Lebsut ha~rN
s. Augusta Victoria, NAtend. iismour:
70 mtriA MCKAY, Liverpp'i.
"a brilliant runEer fr-men
70 nanninsham Petersen ,.ibrauar.
r. Mars onnoor. fiaurer. MantAnkAs
IS hichrnond. laws West Point Va
~ city of New Beiiori Weaver. tall River.
shtp Suzanne. hnshas<n London.
ship enLn A. DAvies ia cuts
Bars y. A. sanchez steelm.n Cenfueroa
barb Dora kckroN. Todd samantha
H.rk subiA knrIs-n Rio Jaueiro
Bark Raiic Stuart. EDWARDS Min river ia
lfor later arrivAAN. fira Page
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uARiNE IHTELLIG ENCA

ti-,s,rsx nsiSsr---wisNW
Sun rises ... 4 IS Sun tets. - aeon sets ~
rien wA,rs-tHw nav
eandy Hook. ~ COY. leland 8 IS Hell JAis." q
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5ltw CIVILIZATIONS.

SnC. BEL ANIL" lie, Ms,rab'ss." "Hadsmoisels
~ dAurl,L' ,'hou.ns M.non L.seAIt,"., SAP:
",s.vst Wee. "fe!e uVriol" "S9,r. GauL" ibssA
yAATT, ~ eth ~, .
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%AR7IED.

out ASGosTCfH BirrERs. the csie6rsssd spp.,iser.
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G AINOR- RRANNON.-At St Peters Church.
2th St. New York city. July Is by the Rev. DR..
Roche Mr. summers T. Gainor of baltimore to Miss
Kate Kennedy Brannon daughter of Mr. ". N.
Erannon. formerly of Winchester. Va.
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So Ethe from New York. a. EremerhAvcn
rs friseland. from New iUrk, oil flushing
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Keeps SIX Negilge Shirts"
Largest sock. atex;est variety. elvo each. Broad
wAr, between nth and i.th sA
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Special Jotirts.

49,. no YOU own THE HOME roy
live In " SO let Goeburk aaUre for wire srrseus IN
any God you like lie makes the best md che
work wire At ia Fulton A. . Ab,ish.d IS
yeArl All LEADING mouse furnisii slUres sell his ao-
Unstable screens to nj any window.
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"stnndnrd Brand" Spring Novelties.
Lalies shirta Collars and GAIA
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Husiness Notires.

Mr-. winsiow's roothins syrup for children
terihinG foitens tho yuma reduces iiNn nation al
lays pam. cures mud tol!o 40 cents . bottle
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1NCE'S SYSTEM. Cnrpuency permanently
cured in four weeks without pils without ration,
without massage or any incOnv eusnce Send for CT.
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