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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03
CONDENSED NEWS,

The Capt. Hutton court martial trial al
Omaha is over, but the result has not beer
divulged.
The electric light plant of the Des
Moines Water Power company burned
Loss 100000.
Gen. Dyrenforth's second series of rain
making attempts at San Antonio, Texas
were failure.
Major H. B. Harlow, postmaster of st.
Louis, is being pushed for the position OF
first assistant postmaster general.
W. H. Spofford, appointed by congress
to investigate the slums of big cities
has started in on Chicago.
W. K. Vanderbilt has given an order to
Laird, the Birkenhead ship-builder, for q
2,00O-ton cruising yacht at New York.
Chauncey Norton and Miss Annie Bell,
both museum freaks, were married at
New York. Their combined weights is
1,012 pounds.
The afternoon and evening sessions Of
the Nicaragua canal convention at New
Orleans were devoted to addresses by
prominent speakers.
Anthracite coal has been discovered in
Hamilton county, Ind, at depth of but a
few feet below the surface. The field is
thought to be IN paying quantities and
an organization will be effected to de-
velop.
The Marquis of Ripon, secretary of
state for the colonies, in speech at the
Liberal club, London. denounced the pub
lished home rule scheme of Mr.. Gladstone
as bogus. He said the Liberal parity
measure would resemble that of 1885.
The interest on the $5,240,OO0 East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia first extern
sion per cents, due Dec, l, was not paid,
as Receivers McGhee and Fink failed to
deposit the necessary funds with the
Chase National bank, the company's fiscal
agents at New York
Grover Cleveland has been summoned
to appear before the chancery court at
Richmond, Va, in the trial of the suit
brought by Willis B. Smith, a lawyer,
against the advisory comittee in connec-
tion with the state debt. Mr.. Cleveland
was Il member of that committee.
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ON THE ROAD 1.

W. l.. Pershing, local agent for the
Santa Fe Southern, is ont at Espanola on
a business mission to-day.
Vanderbilt's special car passed through
Lamy last evening, going west over the
Santa Fe. The names of the occupants
were not learned.
The A., L. & S, F, will shortly make an
extensive order for freight cars. It IL
unable to handle tho business with its
present equipment.
1t is said that for many months the
Santa Fe has led all American roads in
the increase of its net earnings. The
latter fact is due to the very able and
conservative management of President
Marvel.
j, W. Hanna and Col. Chamberlain the
latter said to be the representative of
eastern capitalists, met the people of San
Juan county few days since and held
conference relative to the construction
Of the Albuquerque-D Durango railway pro-
ject.
1t is now an assured fact that the Trim
idad and San Luis Valley road will be
built during the early part of the next
year. This will place the rich valley of
the San Luis in direct communication
with this city aud there will be an inter
change of commerce that will result in
great benefit to all.-Trinidad Advertiser.
Ten straight cars of merchandise came
in over the Santa Fe Southern yesterday
and five were taken north this morning.
During the month just closed there were
pf frpnlS sbipnn1 in tbi,
line, which is A mighty fine showing.
supt. Helm states that the extrnordinaFy
GOOD time of six DAYS from CHICAGO to
Santa Fe is now being made as REGULAR
thing over the narrow gauge,
T6o oo,o,,;+too mhiob ,res onno;..oa.o
Nv 1oniH ~ HlI.'oe "nioli was Il aPPointeu W
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santa Fe Turquoise.

Speaking of the turquoise mines oi
Santa Fe county, Mr. Geo. Kunz, the noted
expert of Tilfany's New York, and the
highest American authority on gems, says
to New York newspaper:
'Look at that. Is not that an exquisite
blue? 1t is the blue of the sky upon {
perfect June day. That is turquoise
far and away the finest in America, and il
came from these new mines in New Mex
leo. 1t is worth $1,000. Very few as
beautiful specimens of this gem have
been taken from the Persian mines, and
it is matter of some commercial interest
as well as of consequence to the lovers
of gems that the indications are that
these new mines are to be protitably
worked.
prior to recent development of the
mine, the stones produced had little COM
mercial value, and yet since this mine has
been skillfully worked several thousand
stones have been produced, and 1t is prob
able that gems to the value of 100000 a
year may be obtained from this mine
There are two varieties in these New Mex
lean turquoises. Those found near Los
Cerrillos are very beautiful sky-blue,
like this one, but those obtained in the
mines in Grant county are of greenish
tinge, more of robins egg suggestion in
color.
81 think Americans are to be congratu-
lated and, in fact all lovers of gems,
that the threatened exhaustion of the
Persian mines is likely to be compensated
by these important discoveries in New
Mexico"
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JAY GOULD'S DEATH.
Wall street Takes 1t Cody 90 Ills
Chief stocks Trusteed--Obit-
uary-The funeral.

New YORK, Dec. 3.-The history of Jay
Gould, from the bare-footed boy who
wandered over the rough hills of Della
ware county to the railroad king whose
wealth was estimated at $80,000,000, is
one of the most remarkable among our
self-made men. He was born in west
ern settlement, the backwoods village of
Roxbury, Delaware county, N. Y, in May
1886. He was the son of j. r. Gould, a
farmer who was fairly well to do, and who
had been a deputy sheriff in the famous
anti-rent war in the early 30's. His
mother died when he was an infant Mr..
Gould left home with so cents in his
pocket, and studied at Hobart academy,
IN neigboring town. Here he earned an
extra penny by keeping the books of the
village blacksmith, eventually enjoying a
brief partnership in the business. He
was fond of mathematics, and on leaving
school, found employment in making
surveys for map of Ulster county, at a
salary of $40 per month.
Gould's father-in-law, Mr.. Mitchell,
initiated the young fnancier into the
railroad business, and sold him number
of shares in the Rutland & Washington
railroad, at 10 cents on the dollar. In
1859, Jay Gould entered Wall street, as a
broker. He established small private
office, and entered upon that marvellous
career which has made his business trans
actions an open book to every reader.
An attempt was made by Gould in 1869,
to corner all the gold in the country.
Fifty millions of dollars was the price
aimed at. The price of gold IN much
of that year was 1901, the lowest in
three years. Gould bought $7,000,000
worth at 1872 and put up the price to 140.
A few days later gold rose to LII. On
September "a, the famous "black Friday
Gould unloaded his holding and sold a
large part of his gold at 160 A little be-
fore noon, an order came from Washing
ton to sell $4,00O000 of gold from the
sub-treasury. The corner collapsed, and
hundreds of business men and spectators
we're ruined.
The announcement of Gould's death at
the stock exchange, was attended with
com paratively little excitement. After
the hrst ten minutes of business, the
board room presented nothing unusual in
its appearance either in point of number
of brokers in attendance or in any other
respect. One reason for the steadiness of
the shares was the statement that Jay
Gould has trusteed the three stocks in
which he was most interested, and that
they would therefore not come upon the
market.
DR.. Paxton said that the funeral would
take place on Monday next, either at 10
o'clock in the morning or in the after
noon, the exact hour not yet having been
settled The funeral services will be held
at the house. The place of interment will
be in the same cemetery where his wife
lies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. "a peculiar
collection will be taken up in Plymouth
church tomorrow, the church made
famous both by its late pastor, Henry
Ward Beecher and by its present minis
ter, DR.. Lyman Abbot. Last week this
church decided to sever its connection
with the American board of foreign mis-
sions and to give all its collections here
after to other missions more in sympathy
with the Congregational church. 1t is
believed that many of the Congregational
churches in the country will follow the
example of Plymouth. The reason for
this change lies in the ultra opinions of
the members of the American board. 1t
is asserted that they have refused to send
anyone abroad who would not affirm the
belief that all heathens that die out of the
faith are lost.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Almost all of the
members of the house and senate have
now reached here and committee meetings
are the order of the day. These are large
ly for the purpose of completing reports
that are to be made during this session
or for outlining possible legislation. The
indications are that the work of congress
will be confined largely to appropriations
the session extremely short. Among the
reports looked for are those of the house
committee which has been investigating
the Reading combine and the senate com
mittee which has held sessions in Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York and Pittsburg
and made searching inquiries into the
"Pinkerton" system of settling strikes.
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"Je1lersOnian SIMPLICITY"

New YORK, Dec. 3.-The great banquet
to be given by the Reform club and which
was to have taken place tonight will
probably occur December 10. The prepa
rations are on a scale of unwonted mag
nifcence and thus far invitations have
been sent out to all the famous Demo.
Gratis who took part actively in the lasi
campaign. Covers will probably be laid
for 500, and the speeches to be delivered
will be the most significant of all the
ante-inauguration utterances. 1t is be.
lieved that President-elect Cleveland is
preparing a very elaborate speech for the
OCCASION.
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Democratic RuctiOn.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 3.-Considerable
excitement has been occasioned here by
the rumor that Gov Flower has requested
the resignation of Chas. Peck, labor ctm-
missioner; James Connolly, factory in
spector and Theodore B. Rasselin, forest
commissioner. The governor refuses
either to affirm or deny the statement.
At Mr.. Connelly's office the rumor was
denied. Late last night Labor Commits
sioner Peck denied having sent in his
resignation. The resignation rumors are
not believed, although they are liable to
occur.
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Slasl,ine Northwest Rates

TACOMA, Wash, Dec. 3-Passenger
rates are being slashed from Puget sound
to st. Paul and Chicago by the Northern,
Union, Canadian and Southern Pacific
railways. Second-class tickets, Tacoma
10 Chicago, the regular price of which is
$42.50, are being sold for $25, and similar
reductions are made to St. Paul, st. Louis
and other eastern cities.
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Ely the Morphine Route.

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 3.-James L
Wilbur, business manager for the Henry
Lee seed and implement house, the largest
firm of the kind west of st. Louis, sui,
cided at the Henshaw hotel, yesterday
He engaged the room Friday night, and
when discovered, at noon, he was found
hanging to the chandelier. An empty
morphine bottle was found on the floor
which indicated that he had taken poison
before hanging himself. The cause
which prompted the act is mystery, as
Wilbur was an old pioneer, much respec'
ted, and has family in the Highlands.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The annual re-
port of Chief Postoffice Inspector
Wheeler shows that the total number of
arrests made for all kinds of offenses
during the year was 1884. OF this num-
ber only 29l were postal employees. OF the
cases tried .373 resulted in convictions.
The number of burglaries of postoffices
for which arrests were made was 203,
againft 17o last year. One thousand, one
hundred and eight postoffices were re-
ported to have been entered during the
wear,
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In the Northwest,

SUPERIOR, Wis, Dec. 3.-The compile
tion of the South Shore line of this city
will be the occasion for great demon
stration here to-day, in which merchants
from Marquette, Mich, and all points
along the new line will take part. This
afternoon the entire party will be the
guests of honor at the landing of the
first passenger Whaleback, an event of
extraordinary interest to the lake traf-
fic interests
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. 3.-The annual
congress of the National Prison associa-
tion convenes here this evening. Ex-
President Hayes is the presiding officer
and will respond tonight to the address
on behalf of the state of Maryland by
Gov. Frank Brown and to the address by
Mayor Latrobe, of Baltimore.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

DENVER, Colo, Dec. 3.-John Lumley,
of Blossburg, came here Thursday, on a
pleasure trip with 1925. The sirens on
Holiday street brought out the elephant
and Lumley was finally steered into
Tivoli. He drank considerably there, and
when he woke up he discovered he was
out of certified check on Ration, N. NJ,
balk for 5000. He has stopped payment,
and is wiser man.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03
a New Coal Find,

A party left Glorieta yesterday to open
up coal prospect on the Pecos river,
about three miles above Pecos Town and
six miles from the railroad. The inten-
tion is to ship few car loads at once. 1t
is said that Las Vegas railroad man ia
pushing it.
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BRIEF WlRINGS..-


LOWELL, Mass, Dec. 3.---The per cent
increase in the wages of the operatives of
the Lowell cotton mill goes into effect
to-1oy
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 3.-The govern
ment has assigned the sum of $3,0OO,OOC
to be expended in supplies for the peas
ants in the famine striken provinces.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

Wanted at the office of the New MExI.
CAN, laws of 1889 in English,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-12-03

Smoke Brown Palace Perfectos."
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9eras 8.

- Spinner. Nm 9onuerfag ben
81. Suli murbe ber erite nele 8auen
b~iesidbriger 8aumwoae nod Der Stabt
gebra6t; bon Srautmein & Wolters
geginnt unb bic 6irma s.. Mohorb
faufte ben 8aQen urb besablte y @ents
baS pfunb. = Samftag Mbenb murbe
Wm. Grant, ba er i'm @arten mar,
BON elner sifti9en Spinne gebifen. =
9err @baS. Snnger bat bur6 ben Sob
Elm Sinh perloren. X.
= Mertuiirbige g%ntbilnngen bat
s. 9. gomen in 9aIas auf feinem
Ster6ebette gema6t. Dor einem Sab
re brannte bas @ef6dftsbaus bon s.
8. gopen 6 60. nieber. Man berz
mutbete 8ranbfiftuug, fonnte aber
feline Betpeife beibringen. @open
fagte nun aus, baB er, fem Yartner
unb S. s. S9arge, Elm farbiger pors
ter unb nod iemanb, ben plan faBten
uab ansfiibrten, ben Store an3uSiins
ben, UNI cine 8erii9erungsiume BON
$4,000 5ieben gu fonnen. S6arge
1T IorliBer bes bemofratii6en @ens
traltomites bon Dallas Gountp unb lit
auf ben Sob an Der S6winbiu6t err
franft. Snnerbalb zines Sabres MUIR
re Der emit itarfe unb robulte Mann
au einem S9atten reoueirt.
6. 8. Meiben pirb permutbli9
bon Der britten partei als. &ongrebcans
bibat aufsefteat uerben.
Ser Gormer @eors @erner, Der
~unldngft in &enbaa Gountp Selblts
morb beging. bate $1,000 in Sob,
Stlber unb Noten in elmer 9obIung AM
ufer beS @ibOlo oerborgen, mo- bis bas
bin nod niemals Wafier geueien mar.
Bel Der iiingiten 6lutb sins iebod bos
Wafer aud bis gu iener STEELE unb ais
Werner fpdter ii6 mad ieinem S6aB
umiah fanb er nur $500 in Silber;
bas Cob nnb bic Noten tparen bers
i6nunben. Dieter 8erlut pirb oils
uria6e bes Selbitmorbes ~ansegeben.
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f4sn friber betanbeft purbe unb init relden Witteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit. fppte ans
S4md4en Der @el&Iemtsprgaue beftmmt furtrt.
Observation-Disclosures werteu TN Saufe
per xranfen Mnb ctne Snfrnmente fursrt. Gin nuns
herreuee 1etlmttteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
Aaut, hes HluteS unb 9erSens, Der 9eber unb Der
HteTeu.
Syphilis. Das am se{&ptubeffeu uni tderf.n
tettenhe MRttteI BUR garanttrt.
Haut-K ran kheiten aueY Gri perben III,
dyts no anbere &uren mtblaugen.
Onnatuerlicher Ab6uss ntrb prompt
ETA paar 9ageu furirt.
W3eine Metbpoen.
1. Frek COMPILATION tn Der Office pb,r per BOP.
3. 0tuaue u~uteriu&nns unb Dtasupie.
3. Seber wtrb auf 0ruub wtGeuiha itlt&er 4rtnctptep
ssteneeIt nnb fetn pber tFr Gaa mtrS III ~ipeeteneH
Gtabtum aema&t.
4. Dtatee Nretie unb Iet&te 8asfunssbettnsunseu.
ia ben u1etfeu 6duen tann bic 2ranttett i'm Saufe
les &rduken betanbeIt merteu.
G4retbt nm Symptom $ Sprmnlar Rp. !, fur Wdn,
ueS.
S4retbt nm Spmptpmz Sprmutar Np Q, fir Erauen.
S4retbt nm Spmptcm=G ormuIar 70. 3, fur Saut.
frnnftetten.
1rtefe rerben prompt bcantpo rtet. Gue Gef&afts
stttfm getdlten. Mebt5tu Eirh perbpraen ge{anbt
aefsrenseH: BITE Hanteu ppu can antOnto.
9entf@ gefprpmen.
uaau ~abreifre an obtr ipre&e Dor Bet
j. N Nj. d.,
Steptue Gettnhe, SO unh IS gBef : Commensurate
Gan Hntputcs GeIas, cine Irerpe BOD.
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8iSmtard mmb Gapribi.

ueber bic Stellung Der beuti6en 8es
gierung gu 8ismard unb feiner Oppoz
fttion geben bic folgenben Qftsnitiide,
bic Der &ei6sanseiger pom s. Suli perz
6fentlidt bat, Qufi6luB. Gin furser
Ius5ug 1T per &abel geliefert iporDen,
eber Der polle Wortlaut 1T INNER nod
BON SntereHe:
y GrlaB bonn 90. @tai 1890 oil
fdmmtli6e 9ailerlid beutl0e
uab &Onigli6 preuBii6e
Miilionen:
Guer (TiteD mirb n.dt entganeen Icin, bob
e~eaennd,tise Stimmungen UNI q n d. aus
Ii ngen beS irten n 9 ismard,
Sersogs BON 2auerbnra q, meb.fah
bud bic 8relle an bte Oefftntlidfcit gebradt
iperben itnb. Benn bic '2esierung Seiner
Dtaieitdt tn bou1ter Anerfennung Der un1terb.
lid)en 8erbienite bie1es eroben Staatsm ms
bier3M unbe5entliG 1ameigen fonnte, 10 lange
isne @euberunsen ftd auf psri6nIide GerhGlts
nifs ,nb innere poIitif beid,rGe fter, mubte ite
lid,, leit au4 bic %auSpdrtige Golitif baoon
beriibrt ipirb, bic Sraee porlegen, Oh lolhe
3ariidb 'ltuns aud ferner su redtfertteen lei,
Oh ite ridt m Muslanoe 1ddblihen Mibbeus
luh9sn uflerl!e9en loHHle Setne Nf'1 1tdt
sst A,ale1 ,.l'G .neeb Der neosrssn9a'.a, Day
eintretsr pn,r cbsr Ssr h,t;s ?Gir merth hey
BON Der Yrefle Misberaeaebenen nit Der ,9eit
aud I'M NuSIaube INNER ribtiaer trerbe ae.
miirbtst perben. IS lei niat III befiirdtyi1,
BOP aus Der @erbreitune iubieftiptr, mebr
ODER ~tpeniser rihtia aufsefabter, bic uno ba
sreifelios ablidtlih entlteIter uno ;um Shelf
gu Yeripnen bon anerfanr ter Sein6ldaft &C.
gen Oeutiblanb eetbaner gfeuberunoeu eilt
Sauernber Sdaben entfteben fDnnie. Seine
Mn!eitdt unterl6eiben 3piIhen
benz 6arteu 8ism a rd Fl Ii + uub
lest unb MOLTEN feitens QIIer.
b6d # ibrer aegieruna aIIesper
mteben eben, waS basu bettraz
gen tDnnte, Der beuti9en Nation
baS 8tIb ibres gr6bten Staatss
MAINS su trubem. 5nbem i'd Guer
(Titel) bieropn nit Der grmddtieung. erfors
berIidenfahs bemgentdb iid su dubern, in
&enntnib fets, fuae i'd ersrbenff binsu, bab ih
mid Der 9ofnuns binsebe, es perbe aud Sci.
tens ber ge~gieruna bel ipeIher Sic otfrebitirt
finb ben MeuSerunaen Der YreIie in 8e,ug auf
bic M%nidauuneen pes Giiriten 8isrnard EN- at.
tueaer @ertb nidt teiaeleet perbfn.
b. @aprtpi.
an o..x.. o...: 1000
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Dr.. HathaWav
Spbu 8rsabfnut, N. D., MfRtteut.
Specialist Des O1Iestens.

Sunse Mdnner,
weI6' In Gplse BON
Ju9enp Shnben
an Rerpent9pd4 &,
letben, tbreeebens.
fra{t ~unter9raben
9aben uut tire
MdnnltMfeit pertps
rea, iputen ben Be-.
rhbmten Or. 90,
tbawau irfprt eous
fuIttrea. Berae6t
nt@t, Rerpentrdnt.
belt (mtt ober otie
Grdume) wtrb NIT.
feui&eftlt& unt
mad ben ueiefter
Metbpben bebans
belt uub NIT BEN
grb6teu GrfpIs.
sc fDmmt ntHi
barerf IN. Of man
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Staot Obic, Stabt 3oIebol
QucaS Gpunth. S. S

Grant S. gbenep beidmSrt. bab er
Der dltere gariner ber SirmaG S. Gbenep
& SO. lit, ipelhe @efdafte In Der Stabt Sos
lebo, in o~benaenanntem County mno Staate,
tbut, uno nab bsiaste dirma bic Summe bon
etnbunbert Collars fir ieben SAL
bon 8atarrb beaabIen tpirb, Der burd ben &C.
brauh bon 9aII's &atarrb Sur nid)t
gebeilt tperben fann.
Srant S. Gbenep.
8ej1tpprn Dor mir unb unterlhrieben in
meiner 8esenwart an 6. September u 8. SO.
~ 81 IS. @Ieaon,
ssAL SeffentIiher 3otar.
9aG's Ratarrb Sur wirp innerli@ senome
men, unb pirb brett ouf bas 8lut unb bic
idleimisen SberFdGen bes spftems. 2abt
Gud u~rnionit 3eusniie fontmen.
s. S. Cheney & s o., 9olebo, ..
70 8erfamft bon Mpotbeferrt Is 6.
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Sn gebrau6te sesen llnreinbeit
bes 8lutes, Or. 4usuit a6nis'8 Sams
burger 5rOpfen. Sic erpieien ii6 ais
gan3 por3iigli9 unb i'd fam bieielben
nidt genua empfeblen.-W. 3. 9apis,
497 S%rleanSfraBe, Baltimore, Wlb.
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Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
y Texas, as second class matter.
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= Gin Speaialberi6t Der 2onboner
.3imes" aug ct. petersburg melbet,
bab in ben 3 Sagen bonn 2l. bis %.
Suli in 8uBlanb ni6t neniser al8
2.012 PerIoner an Der @bolera geitOrs
ben Ieien.
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Ma bas befe Mfftfef enarfctten. TX.
&c a 8. Wlpnlonib Co., 3D., Tiai 1885.
so utf bur9 ueberarbtiten an pitterr uno Gdla;.
letetiqfeit sDei Sabre lang, eebrau9te bassr Saftor 81.
ssA,s Rtrpen- otdrter nnb fdun es ais has tsits gliiieI
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