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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28
JOHN C. WILKERS0N,
Agent cor the sale of
Tombstones, Monuments
AND VAULTS.

Parties in need will please see me be-
fore purchasing. If you fail to see me-
drop me a postal and | will come to see
you.
w The lowest prices guaranteed.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28
Business Is ID usinesS.

Misunderstanding you succeeded in
perfectly initiating Good & Company's
goods:
Superintendent-Ali of them, sir.
Manufacturer-Very well Get up a
circular warning the public against vile
limitations and put 'em on the market
New York Weekly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28
This Is IN Mechanical Age.

Mr.. Brown lat Mrs. Smiths tea)-Oh
dear, that dreadful Miss Smith is sing
ing again. wonder what started her.
Tom Brown (aged seventh dropped a
penny down her back when she wasn't
looking.-London Tit-Bits.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28

with hftv years experience as O General
Practitioner, tenders his services 10 the citf-
Eens of Durham. His spectalties: Mucous
particularly, Indigestion. Bronchitis, Scrofula,
Construction and Headache. Secondary and
Hereditary Diseases Home at G NJ hern-
dons. Once over Jones' Jewelry Store once
hour,s clock q. m, 70 Il m. and from p. m
Ia 4 q. %
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BRIEFS FROM THE COURTS.

Lizzie Dyer. Administrative OF the estate OF
Frank Dyer. who was killed recently through q
fall from the Mills building on Montgomery
street, received a judgment for $3.50 yesterday
In Judge Slack's court against the contractors
Gladding, Mclean & Co.
The will OF Fritz Graufel was fled yesterday
In the Probate Court. The estate Is valued at
So 900. OF which he leaves $1,000 to the Protest.
ami Orphan Asylum on the condition that the In
siitution accepts The temporary care of his I've
youngest children. The residue is left In trust
Tor ais children.
Judge Wallace's court jury returned a verdict
OF mot guilty" without leaving the box. Meriion
annoyed the family of 0'Neill, who shot the
MerIlion as a house painter had been introduced
into ONeiiPs house to do some redecorating,
and there becoming acquainted with the family
afferward Insisted on forcing his company on
them, aud when rejected. fire pistol AZ the
exterior walls. He has been punished with nfty
days Imprisonment for his actions.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
Midweek Notes of Business at the DIFF
ferent Theaters,

Midweek Notes of Business at the DIFF
ferent Theaters.
The Stockwell was largely attended last
evening, and 1t appears that 1.-THE Favorte"
and the company have caught on. 1t is not
too much to say that the theatrical business
in this city is in a transition state, and that
the Stock well is master Of the situation.
Miss Margaret Mather. being indsposed
there was no matinee nor evening perform
ance at the Bush-street. 1t may be that
the lady is somewhat dishearteued at the
msageTness Of her reception. Has the gilt
worn off the Mather gingerbread?
The New California had a good attend
ance to see Salyini in ''The Three Guards
men,"
At the Tiyoli the crowd at Joe Hollis
benefit was so large that standing room
only" was an early order Of the night. The
popular treasurer will do well to take q
supplementary ben"
Miss Helyett' was played at the Bald
win.
The Grove-street. with the Wards In
Through by Daylight" stands stiffiy up In
the favor Of the public. IL is a coming the
alter. In the impending theatrical business
changes 1t will hold its own. There is a
good deal of Judgment at the helm of this
place of amusement.
The fifth concert of the fourth series of
ths Hermann Brandt Quartet concerts will
be given at Irving Hall this evening, pro-
gramme of which has already been pub
llshed.
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THE ACKERSON-LEE TRADE
The Deal That Is Being Made
by Kelly.
SULLIVAN DISCLAIMS 1T.
The Democratic Boss Denies That ANY Trade
Is Being Made With His
knowledge.

Kelly and Crimmins have lost all hope of
electing their ticket. and in their despair are
seeking by desperate means to save what
little they can out of the wreck.
What they want now. and all that they
hope for. is to hold on by their eyebrows
for two more years in order to make another
fight. In order to do this the gang must be
cared for. The heelers who stuff ballot
boxes and clubrolls. and in a general way
carry primaries. must be given jobs in order
to hold them in line for future struggles.
In order to do this the patronage offices
must be carried.
Now. the two great Offices are those OF
Sheriff and County Clerk. They are worth
more than all else put together, with the
exception Of the Board of Supervisors, and
this the bosses realize more fully than does
any one else.
If Blattner and Lee were to be elected,
for instance, they would have hundreds of
places at their command to be filed by
henchmen of Kelly and Crimmins, and two
years hence they could go TO work for an
other campaign.
The natural result OF all this Is that Mar
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u - MApIeue passive under their rule
intend TO pass in my vote for Cleveland,
but nv ballot goes for Ebert and the Nom
PartlsanS on the municipal ticket.
AS TO the Test Of the club, / think the
majority OF them are with me. The Non
fartiSans are made up of the right kind of
people; they are against boSsism, and / am
IL is TO the interest of all Italians to
work for clean government, and there are a
great many OF MY countrymen in both the
OLD parties who will fall into line with the
popular movement on election day."
president +. Hansen and TreasurersA.
Howser OF the Morrow Club have faced the
seorn OF the local Republicans by going over
10 the V0n-P artisans.
The Morrow Club does not like this.
Last night the members met and frowned
aud said bad things about the Non-Partisan
converts.
A committee presented a report and stated
that II bad cited the accused to appear and
that they had failed 10 do so.
Messrs Hansen and HOwson were then
expelled from the club.
William Laumeister. brother of the
Sheriff, addressed the meeting. compliment
ing the club on the action il had taken.
DT. Meyers then made few remarks and
moved that the meeting be adjourned out of
respect To the late Mrs. Harrison, wife of
the PRESIDENT, which was adopted.
On next Saturday night tile club will 10
their high Jnks. There will be music, re-
freshments, literary exercises and merry
making for all.
The members OF the press were cordially
invited, and n vote of thanks was given them
Tor the Kind aud considerate way they had
always treated the affairs OF the club.
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stopped and the swell began to bump them
both together quite forciDly.
This lasted for few minutes until an
other tug, seeing that there was trouble,
came to the rescue and towed the LurIine
where she wanted to 20.
The trouble was caused by the steam
pipe OF The Reliance bursting and allowing
all the steam to escape into the engine
room and the engine. relieved of pressure,
stopped.
The coffer-dam which was used in con-
structing the eight concrete piers in the
seawall OF the new ferry-house was towed
over to Oakland yesterday. its work here
being finished.
The German bark Deutchland, Captain
Fretwurst, arrived last night. 240 days out
from Genoa and seventy-eight days from
Valparaiso, in which port she made long
stop.
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LOOKS like A CYCLONE.
A Clean Sweep of the City
Will Be Made.
THE NON.PARTISAN VICTORY
Freedem From the Bosses Will Be Gwen 10
Our Citizens by the Great Party
Of the Day.

From Telegraph Hill TO Twin Peaks,
from the Potrero to the Presidio, the gath
eriDg force of the Non-Partisan movement
is seen on every San Francisco street.
1t looks like a cyclone.
That the Non Partisans will carry the
city by the biggest plurality ever rolled up
by a citizens independent party Is now adj
mitted by all frank polititions and other
persons who really know anything about
the political situation.
If you go out in The Mission you will hear
Ellerts name all around. Other candidates
for Mayor are hardly spoken Of
II you go to North Beach you will hear
the same thing.
On the Potrero the workingmen are en-
thusiaStic for Ebert.
In the Western Addition. in Hayes Val
ley, at Bernal Heights, and in Noe and
Eureka valleys the Non-Partisan slogan,
Down with the bosses" rings as clear and
as loud as bell. The Non-P Partisan cy-
clone. gathering force hour by hour will
surely sweep the city.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
THE GERMAN PRESS CLUB BENEFIT.

Neat Souvenir Programme Issued by
the Committee of Arrangements.
This afternoon the entertainment for the
benefit of the sick fund of the German Press
Club of this State will be given in the Bald.
win Theater. The programme, which has
already been announced, is a varied one.
and will prove most entertaining. The pur-
pose of the entertainment Is most desery-
ing one and should meet with a hearty
response.
The committee OF arrangements has pre-
as it is unique. In addition to the pages on
which is printed the programme there are a
number Of pages on which appear. under
the title of Concentrated extract of cere-
brio acid, dedicated to the German Press
Club Of California" contributions from
Francisco press and from others; many of
thasa are bright bits of thOnpht
The morning call., 1892-10-27
MARRIED.

PHIFER-BURNETT-In this city, october "a;
1892 by the Rev. Dr. Case, Frank Phlfer and
Eliza9eth Burnett both OF San Francisco.
DUNN-SMITH URST-In this city, October 20.
1892 by the Rev. j. G. Smith. Albert W. Dunn
and Mabit Smlthurst both of san Francisco.
KNAUS-DAHNHAkD-I this city, october 90
1892 by the Rev. J. NJ. Buehler, Max ID. A.
Knaus OF Chicago and Emma Dahnhard OF San
Francisco.
KOSTER-WAGENER-In this city, october 20,
1892. by the Rev. j. Fuendeiing, John A. Roster
and Adele Wagner.
HANN-BLA UTH-In this city. october 90 1892,
by the Rev. j. Fuendeling, Henry Ham aud Caro-
lima Blauth OF Sacramento.
ZELTN Lorin, october %,
1892 by the Rev. J. Fuendeling. William Henry
Zeltner OF New YORK and Mrs. Emma Margaretha
Wieand OF San Francisco
GREEN-SPIEG ELMAN-In this city. October %.
1892, by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Asher Green Of
New YORK and Mollie Spiegelman OF San Fran
cisco.
UNCOMFORTABLE this city october %,
1892 by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, II. Landow and
Jennie KornfeId
ROTHH0LZ-ROTH-I this city. October %.
1892. by the Rev. NJ S. Levy, Aaron Rothholz
and Beckie Roth.
GOLDING-GOODMAN- In this CITY. October rs,
1892, by the Rev. VI. s. Levy, Aaron Golding OF
Chicago ana Phoebe Goodman of san Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
A BIG MEETING POSTPONED.
The Wigwam Affair Deferred on Account
Of Mrs. Harrison,s Death.

The Wigwam Affair Deferred on Account
of Mrs. Harrison's Death
At meeting Of the campaign committee
Of the Citizens Non-Partisan party held
yesterday afternoon the following pre-
ambles and resolution were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The citizens Of San Francisco. in
common with the people Of Ibe whole nation are
In my with the nations chief magistrate
In Ills Bereavement; aud, whereas this commit
lee VIII but echo the sentiments OF the party
which Ii represents by Offering its tribute of re.
speet TO the memory of tile woman who, during
her occupancy Of the Presidential home has won
ihe esteem and affection OF all Americans; there
fore, be IL
Resotued, That the demonstration which was
arranged 10 be made by the Nom Partisan party
upon the evening OF Friday. 2Sth inst-the day
OF Mrs. HarrsOn's fuueTaI-be POSTPONED until
such date thereafter as shall be fix d by the
committee on public meetings, and that the
secre airy is hereby requested TO announce 10
The press the reason for such poslponemen
For the same reason the ratification meet
ing, arranged to be held in Stanford Hall at
Iwenty-eighth and Valencia streets this
evening has been postponed until Wednes-
day evening November .. at the same place.
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emblttered than gilded the pill. and it would

emblttered than gilded the pill, and it would
not down.
Especially obnoxious was Dlbble when
there was good. clever Non Partisan can
diiate in the field in the person of o. D.
Baldwin.
Around the latter no dubious atmosphere
OF serapbaskets, Thrd-street bosses OF NJ like
de Young clings like a cloud.
=, Mr.. Baldwin stands deservedly high in
the esteem Of citizens, and his election next
November seems assured
all parties are for him.
At regular meeting last Tuesday even
ing OF Republican Club OF the Forty
hrst District, in its wigwam on the corner
Oh Sacramento and Steiner streets. the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted /:
resolved, That this club hereby Endorses the
canoldaey OF 0. ID. Baldwin for Assemblyman
from the Foriy-frst District and tenders him its
assistance In The coming election.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
EMPLOYERS, REMEMBER THIS |
From the California Election Laws.
RIGHTS OF VOTERS.

Section 1919. ANY person entitled to
vote at q general election held within
this State shall on the day of such cleo
tion, be entitled to absent himself from
any service or employment In which he Is
then engaged, or employed, for the period
OF two consecutive hours, between tho
time of opening and the time of closing
the polls; and such voter shall not. be-
cause OF so absenting himself, be liable to
any penalty, nor shall any deduction be
made on account OF such absence from h is
usual salary wages.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
BURST HER STEAMPIPE.

The Tug Reliance Becomes Disabled on
the Bay Near Folsom Street Wharf
There was lively time for a few min
utes near the FoIsom-street wharf last
evening.
The tug Reliance was taking the brig
Lurline to the wharf with hawser and
things were going along smoothly, when all
OF sudden there was a sound of escaping
steam and the towboat came to post.
while the brig. being the heavier and not
impeded by propeller-wheel, bore down
on it, 1t looked as If there was going to be
a collision. but the brig turned to one side
and only bumped the Reliance little. The
steam continued to escape and enveloped
both vessels in dense cloud.
When the vessels were side by side thew
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street apd Fifth avenue, and that the price
put down on the books OF the Recorder Of
Deeds was 1855, 900 spot cash.
For several days past painter, carpenter
and house-furnisher have been busily en-
gagged in making improvements and altera-
tons in the house to suit Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould's fancy. They are about through
now, aud the work OF hanging rare old lace
curtains, laying velvet carpets and moving
In fine furniture will begin.
The new house of the Goulds is one OF the
handsomest on Fifth avenue.
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GEORGE GOULD MOVES.

10 Buys Splendid Mansion In Fifth
Avenue, New York.
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Forty-seventh street. which his father had
placed at his disposal. There was an abun-
Mr.. Gould's acquaintance easily recall his
saying that he didn't know what to do with
so much house. But things are different
now. During these few years of happy
welded life three little Goulds have come
to brighten the household and make its
head believe that money getting isn't the
greatest thing in this world after all.
The arrival of the third little Gould some
time ago determined Mr. Gould more than
ever to seek larger home, so he picked
out house last summer; but the public
knew nothing about his intention to move
until IL heard that he had purchased the
handsome residence of Mr.. Jacob III. Schiff,
at the northeast corner OF Sixty venth
The morning call., 1892-10-27
MADE WITH A SHORT PENCIL.

The United States Pension Office has been
removed TO 1O1 Sansome street, over the First
National Bank.
The women's Exchange will have a benefit
entertainment on November 49, al which Valen-
tine Cad sden will sing.
The ladies OF the howard Presbyterian Church,
on Mission street, near Third, VIII serve hot
lunch tomorrow, between the hours OF IL
and 30
The morning call., 1892-10-27
A Fathers Advice.

Son-Father, I've made up my mind to
propose to Dolly Flicker. and | want new
suit.
Father-Well. my son. my advice is TO 90
around TO see her father first.
Son-Can l have the suit?
Father-You had better cali on him In
your old clothes.-New York Herald.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
PERSONAL NOTES.

Francis Francis, the well-known war
correspondent and novelist, is staying at the
Palace.
Richard Lambert, Consul at MaZatlan,
returned to his post yesterday by the Pacific
Mail steamer San Jose.
Captain L. F. Taylor, a well-known resi-
dent of this city, has returned from the East
considerably improved In health.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
Another Suffer Dematerializes.

Another suspected suffer was set free
yesterday after his preliminary examina-
ton before United States Commissioner
Sawyer. He had two names, and this was
the cause of his Incarceration. He had
given an assumed one to his landlady. 10
whom he had represented himself as Peter
White. His true name, which is Peter
Boyle, he gave to the registration office. AS
it Is not an infraction of any provision of
the registration law to sail into lodging
house under false coiors Mr.. Boyle was al
lowed to depart.
The morning call., 1892-10-27

Bloomfield. Sonoma County, was picked up
by the police last night at the corner OF San
some and Greenwich streets. His head was
bleeding from wound which be said had
been inflicted by young man who met him
during the evening and struck him to the
ground with a. club after robbing him of
SOB SteMart is So years old
The morning call., 1892-10-27
A Rousing Meeting.

A rousing Non-Partisan meeting was
beld at 0'Day's Hail. corner OF Fourteenth
and Belcher streets, Mr.. Mitchell in the
chair. j. W. Emerton made strong appeal
for the ticket from top TO bottom. Several
of the candidates were present. Among
the 81 eakers was Mr.. Merrill for School
Director. who spoke in behalf of tha neces-
sity OF supporting both the municipal and
legislative tickets. The meeting then ad-
journed to meet next Wednesday evening.
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A Matter of Fact Man.

Wrighter-You are just the fellow / want
to see. / am writing a poem and want
you to give me something that will 60 we'll
with dinner.
Jinks-Well. l should make 1t claret.-
Chicago Inter Ocean.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
The Tragedy of a Cvcl,.t.

1t was areent lover who wheeled SO much one
day,
His nickel spokes perspired and his handles both
gave way,
And still he kept on going into the blooming night
The fascination growing In ratio with his flight
His pneumatic tire painted until its wind MAS lost
His tired readles santed, his brake bar broke and
crossed:
But yet he scurried onward his century" to win
Till for cruelty TO animals a bold cop took him in
Chicago News Repord
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a GantIe Hint.

"Well. declare" said young Mr.. Doley.
as he sat in Miss Munn's parlor at IL p. NJ,
my foot has gone to sleep"
Happy foot" exclaimed Miss Mum, In
enyious tones.-Brooklyn Life.
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A Flight OF Imagination.

mo. ] didn't catch anything all day"
said the fisherman; "didn't even get bite,
I"
But at this moment chariot Of fire de-
seended from out Of the heavens. and he
was borne away to dwell forever with
George Washington.-Iife.
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A Family Row,

Harvey Hanback,, who lives at 315 Chest
nut street, was arrested last night for
threats against life The complaint was
made against him by William Smith.
On Tuesday evening. Hanback, says, he
found Smith in company with Mrs. Han
back at variety theater and spoke very
forcibly to the couple. He admits that his
language was neither elegant nor chaste,
but asserts that he did not threaten the
counle.
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resolved to vote for FL
lert and the Non-Par-
tisans.
ITO come out frank
ly," he said TO a CALL
reporter last night, Il
am completely disguised
with boss rule. The
SulIivan-Dwyer method
of treating Democrats
has turned me against
the party.
They want to control
the party and run it TO
suit themselves, but |
don't propose to remain
> A.
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Berk eIsy.

The University Glee Club is praeticing
regularly under the leadership OF Victor
Carroll. ex-93. 1t will give three concerts
this year, the first one in November.
The Columbus day hop was success in
every way except financially. The receipts
were SIT, the expense $50 so. The def
cheney was made up by the committee that
managed 1T.
Mrs. C. E. Atkinson Is home from the
East. While there she attended the G. A
r. encampment at Washington.
The ninth of the series of lectures being
given at Peralsa Hall will be given this
evening by Professor George Bates, pro-
prietor of the Berkeley Gymnasium, subject
Socrates"
This evening the North Berkeley Literary
Club will meet at the residence of c. K.
Breck. on Arch street. "Troilius and Cres-
sida" will form the evenings reading.
DR.. Conwel OF Gold Bill, New, is the
guest Of Mrs. Jane Henderson, on Virginia
street.
The Catholic fair reopens tonight.
The nuptials of Miss Amelia Jewell and
Mr.. James l.. Sweeney are to be celebrated
next Sunday at st. Joseph's Church.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
A Matter of Economy.

'Stumble's typewriter struck for higher
wages and shorter hours"
did he have TO come to terms ?"
Not much; he asked her to marry him."
Chicago Interocean.
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The Feminine View,

Nora Il heard from Miss Singer this
morning. She writes me she is going to
appear in opera soon. Dora-You don't
say! What Is she going to appear in |?
Nora-She didn't tell me. but knowing her
taste so well, wouldn't be bit surprised
II she appeared in garnet silk as usual
Boston Courier,
The morning call., 1892-10-27

tin Kelly has decided that as the ticket can
not 60 through he will save Blattner and
Lee, and the order has gone out from 16
two men. East0n. Jacobs. O'Brien. Smiley
and the whole lot are to be dumped over
board and Lee and Battner are TO be saved
The morning call., 1892-10-27
Written with a OuilI.

The professional penmsn. my artistic neiehbor,
Is the happiest fellow 1 ever have found:
And am not surprised, for. engroSsing his labor,
His business is hourishiDg all the year round.
New York Herald.
The morning call., 1892-10-27

In many countries the rainbow is spoken
of as being a great bent pump or siphon
tube, drawing water from the earth by
mechanical means. In parts OF Russia. In
the Don county, and also in Moscow and
vicinity, it is known by name which Is
equivalent to ''the bent water-pipe."
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An Experienced Inrer.

She-Must you 20 so soon. darling? 1t is
only 10 o'clock, and father won't object if
you stay until II.
He-True, my own; but that only gives
me two hours in which 10 say goodnight
Life.
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scRAPBAsKEr DIBBLE DROPPED.

Republican Club Cannot Stomach the
Ex-Assemblyman.
Another district heard from and another
Non Partisan gain.
Republican Club 2 Of the Forty-6rst
Assembly District has dropped Henry c.
Dibble as a man drops an insect be has in
sdvertently picked up.
"Bluecheck" or "Scrapbasket" Dibble is
o little too much for the club land good
many other Republicans to swallow.
HIS alliance with Mike de Young rather
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He Couldn't Lie.

He lived In the tenth story back
And admit have very much space.
But he truthfully told the friends he met
That he lived IN tipto place.
New York Herald.
The morning call., 1892-10-27
BORN.

BORN.
PANELLA-In this CITY, october 20. 1892, TO the
wife OF Andrew PAMELA, a son.
HARRIS-ln this city. October "a, 1892 TO the
wife OF Louis Harris,
GEORGE-In this city, October "a, 1892 TO the
wife of w. Ii. George, q daughter
ROSENBL0 OM-oetober 20. 1892, to the wife OF
Ralph Ros enblOom, daughter.
BAKER-ln this city, August 90, 1882, to the
wife of Horace Baker, daughter.
HAREN-In South San Francisco, October 19, 1892,
TO the wife of S. HareD son.
SWAN-In MERGED. October a. 1892 TO the wife
OF G, d. Swan of Montpelier. sol.
CRUIEKSHANK-In New York City, october %,
1892. TO the wife of James Cruiekshank a
dau9hter.
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Chris Was Only Human.

Columbus is reported to have said that he
would rather discover twenty Americas than
have to discover one collar button which
had dropped from his fingers and got a two
foot start OF him on Sunday morning.
Puck.