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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-07-01
Railway Victim Identified.

The man who was killed shortly after
noon at Ehe Morris Canal bridge of the
Jersey Central in Bayonne has been iden-
titled. He is James j. Kerney, forty
eight years old, of No. z Bergen street.
Newark Kerney leaves wife, two
daughters and one sou. Mrs Kerney
claimed the body from Undertaken Rich
ard f. Routh, Jr. She is reported to have
said the cause of her husbands death
may have been foul play. According to
her story. kerney left home at six o'clock
Sunday morning to go to the Fishing
Banks with neighbor on the same
street She alleges this man claims he
lost Kerney and went alone. also that the
former could not account for kerney's
disappearance Mrs. Kerney is alleged
to have said she called at the mans house
and saw him reading private papers be-
longing to her husband, and that he said
he took them for safe keeping. Kerney
had $40 when he started, but only two
cents was found upon his body. The
Bayonne authorities have no knowledge
of there being any cause for suspicion.
An inquest has not been ordered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

States oi America, OF which BENJAMIN
Harrison IL now the Pres dent.
That you may compare your tme
with ours, We viii say, we pny ihOot-
ing man Tor one Jay OF eight hour one
dollar and twenty-five contsi with u
he can buy two bushels o. wheat
Prires are: Flour, 81 per 100 lhs.i pota'
toes, 40 cents pef blahel; beef, dressed
and relhiled, h ceuis, bacon, u
cents; wood, ter cord, 81 ~, mmh"r
delivered, sl5 per 1000 hoy stock
sheep, e. per head; lat sheer, 81, wen
broke milk COW aud calf, $50 TO so
cut nais ' conis; wire malls, cen,si
dry graduated sugar per 100 pounlsi
$3.50; l. l. Shooting, 3 cent; uutteri 20
cents per pound; egprl 10 cents yer
dozen; full grown chickens, % GEMS
each.
This IL written aud deposited this
18th DAY OF July, In the year Of our
Lord 1892.
FRASisLtN W. YOuNG.
FRrMosr, Wayne county, UAh,
July Goth, 1892.
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SUCCESSFUL POINTERS.
Observed by One VINO Lately Left
Tho "Libtral" Ranks.

Editor Dosoret hcwG
So the "Llbefal" party IS stronger
than ever, Ia ~ why that Is wore
tban cucumber vine witg nothing
hut leaves and false blossoms. And
% the retirement from the "Iibera"
party Of such men ~ Governor
Thomas, Colonel Sells, United States
Prosecuting Attorney Varlan, Judge
Dickson, Van Horn and other bright
minds whose names could here DO
given. very greatly strengthens tho
'J4iboraD party, does iR Should
,uch gentlemen NJ Judge Powers
tD,mocrail. Mr.. Allen tRepublicanl
Mayor Baskin (DemooraD, the young
ambitious Ito become mayor, Charles
G.. stanton tRepublican) and others
now OF the Liberal" party Of this
city. together with one half OF the
OI,iberalsp Of Park aud Ogden cities
retire from the "Llborai" organization
would not the party bc much more
strengthened?
Tho choking of Of Mr.. Phil. Corco-
ran, at tho al bernlpconforencc, on the
last day u the session, from making
a statement or two by way Of pfciacing
tic propositions 70 he discUsscd-wguld
II not tend to strengthen the LIB
efal, party still mort? Mt. Corcofan
doubtless Will have more or lets iniiu-
ence among a certain class OF voters,
tending 20 very materially swell the
Liberal" majority. Then there were
the harangue.--s0 somewhat lengthy rs
they woro-ltftiDg, az ! think, more
than the five, ten, or fifteen minutes A.
by resolution allotted TO each speaker Of
tho ex."Mormonn from the south, the
ex.poIiccman Of , this CITY, and
Others, speaking NJ very closely 70
he four propositions as they did
las at least they perhaps thought, caus.
ing much stamping Of the feet aud
shouts OF applause, the noise ascending
directly 10 the ceiling, causing u al.
most 10 part In twain. Aud some pres
rnt perhaps wondered that the Expo
,ltiou buildlng did not qu,ver and fall
q. the great noise arose from tho feet
and thfOais oi the only "ttue Amch'
c,usn that ever came together In con-
ference Ina Utah. Maybe all these
would have a tendency TO increase the
volume Of the "I.ibefal" vote ut the
coming November election. II may also
be-, combined with tho above, that some
other mst,era (smalll which 20 the OBJ
server were apparent vt the last meeting
VI the session, with tho detection TAX
Ing place 20 frequently nom the
"L,bprap' ranks, Will very greatly help
tho "Liberal" party 10 greater success.
OBSERVER.
sALr LAKE CITy, July 20, isV2.
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Tho ZONES Mining Company.
FRrMoSr, Wayne county, Umh,
July goth, 1892.

The Jones Mining Company filed
'articloo Of Incorporation today with
the county clerk. Tho object Of the
corporation shall be- the business OF
prospecting and extracting ores, and
general mining In all its branches. The
general office shall be ia salt Lake
City. The capital stock Ia $500, 900
divided into 10000 shares Of the par
value ~ one dollar each. The cot
pOmtors are Frank A. Stoyer 10000
shares, Thomas Il. Jones l9l,0O0
shares, +. A. Reamet 10000 shptes,
Francis Millner 81, 500 shares, Thomas
Miller $1,000 shares. The 70.
naming 5000 shares will
be subject to the disposal Of the board
OF trustees. The officers, are Thomas
Miller president, Thomas u. Jone.
vice. president, Francis Miller trcasur.
~, and Frank a. Stoyer SECRETARY.
The company owns the Wruxslm min
ing claim, situated Ia the South Fork
~ Big Cotton good Canyon, In Big
Cottonwood mining district.
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The bfidc'a bouquet should always be
made n white flowers. In England. cucha.
ris. gararnH. oriurt bios 1iusund stephan.
ods arc frequently used. with a.. very
seldom The most fashionable bouquet 10
America consists ~ white orchids. iily uf
the valley OF of white roses. following in
the orl,r named LILY OF IN, valley ls fte.
qurntiy mixed with either orchid. or roIrs.
but orchids and rO.cs Hrr seldom used in
tho same bouquet They arc rival queens
that are happieii apart
\ pretty idea 90 arrange the BRIDES bou.
0uct j. TO have u composed Of several sec.
lions, that after the bride leaves the house
tho maid ui honor may distribute TO those
i.iOnds whom the bride may wish 10 honor
The ribbon can remain on the section Ia
tended tor the brldr'smothcr NJ times the
bride has fayoritc flower or thoro Is u hit
Of romance or sentiment attached 70 some
coiopd flower, such ~ a violet OF juc.
qucminot ru-e, and she wishesthls included
In her bouquet. When they ace usoi let u
be- small bunch partly concealed. After
the reception it may be- taken from the
bouquet and worn on the travelling drcss
The ribbon Tor the bouquet should
be- rithcr three yards oi 8inch ribbon to
match tho gown iu tone and texture, or
NNNNNN " ANNAAhN NAAAAH " WY NNAANh wv
hon. with long bows, tho end. extending
down ut different lengths. with delicate
flowers attached tn Huumhcruf these ends.
Sometime. % large bow Of ribbon IL tied
and arranged ua though u were coming
from tho ocnfor 81 ,he bouquet. Tho rib
bon tAus used has no meaning, and l. very
opt 10 become sollci By the moisture ON
tho flowers 40 the brides bouquet 70 al.
ways white. those carried by the brides.
muids shonli, 90 70 contrast have some
color. II The bride In choosing hoT attend.
ants has been fortunate In securing de-
cided blond, and hruhsttc., strong aud
beautiful color contrasts can 10 obtained
90 both gowns and flowers. The Hat clue
tvr, or 'uustic huuch,n is often used. In
arranging such cluster II IA wise 90 have
10 arranged carclc,sly, or rather not 10
interfere too much with naturo,-H. II.
Battles IN Ladies' Home Journal
S,root nlrtaiions are In this enlightened
age regarded ns the height Of vulparlty.
one breach u good taste In this dirrction
f. enough to destroy your claims 10 good
hreedlnR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

Orders made by Judge Bartch to.
day;
Estate Of John ellison, deceased,
petition 10. appointing commissioner
IN partitiA came on, Order made ~
prayed for
Estate OF George W. Shell, deceased;
continued 10 Aug. II.
Estate Of IL, n, ElLredge, deceased,
continued 10 August 10.
Estate Of Frank Crocker, deceased;
continued to July 80.
Estate OF Andrew j. Allen, de.
ceased; petition for sale OF personal
property came on. Order made ~
prayed for.
Estate Of James Shields, deceased;
petition for family allowance came on;
Eliza Shields aud john Winwoou
sworn Rnd examined. Order made nj.
lowing $40 yer month TO date IRON
June Let, 1902.
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ADANGEROuS MAN.


Il. Madison is the name Of u young
man who recently emerged from the
county Jail after having served term
or breaking lot Of household furniture
II his father-in.law's home. About "a
week ago ho buried an infant child,
aud his wlfe-scarcely more than n
ihllj heIecli-- grieyed deeply At the
loss Of their little one. Her husband, too,
bro,ded seriously override matter and
look 10 drinking a fow days ago. Last
night he threatened TO commit suicide
by swallowing u mixtuf. Of strychnine
aud whisky. When asked why he
contemplated such u desperate step he
replied that his wife was untfu. 10 him
aud that was sufficient. lie was mr..
rested and taken to the police station,
when, n small bottle OF whisky and
what appeared 10 be utrychnine were
found ON his person. lie was caimer
Quay and was allowed 10 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

snEErs Elizabeth icayef sheets, wife OF
Bishop Z. D. sheets. ot tho Eighth ward, died
OF paralysis At l'l5 AIM, July 18th, is.2 BIN
Ausast Jiat, lsJ9. In New York city.
TEmn.-At Rockville, Washington county.
Utah. a. 90 n.inutes 70 9o'elock a. m, July 10,
ispl VI typhuA fever. after an Illness OF four
weeks, Mhs Denoy Elizabeth Terry, daughter
OF james =, aud Mary Richards Terry.
Deceased was boru In Rockville. on Dec. o.,
Ia. ahc nysi tho life Of an exemplary
Latter. day SAINT anu was loved by all who
know her. Her death will be teohly felt In the
ward where she resided, whore aho had oecu'
pied the position Of preaidsnt Of the Young
iadica' Association, secretary OF the sabl All
school aud class teacher in tho religion school,
winch onicoa she dliod with credit to hers Il
and ptont 10 all assooialud with her The laat
LAHORE Of her thorl bat useful life were eN'r.
cilcd In the ~ George Temple, lAboung Tor
tho redemption OF tas doad.- tom!
wur,Grn-At willard. Boa ELDER County,
June sird lsoi, Jamss whitaker aged eisht-
seven years, Deceased YVES born May ilth,
..3, a. FairNow, Buncomb County, North
Carolina, married MaiindA fishcl Of the same
county In Is2,, TX children boing the issue Of
the union. IN isli he moved from North caro-
nna 20 Mis,0ud, whore he buried hs
wife M ISL heard and embraced
tho gospel IN Far Wet In less; bcci.
acquainted with and married. Nancy
wof 'iand, who haa borne him lively,
rhilarcn. In lgo, under the exterminatin~
order ot GOV, roggs, he moved with tho saints
10 llhnolt, remaining Tor iino In Adama Co.
whence n. moved 10 Nauyoo. being in the
sonoih oAodua u 1880, no made temporary
abode at Council BUTTS In Iowa Again 10
1850 be moved west. Arriving IA utah, he set
uol Is ogden City.and IN 1872, removed to VII
lard, Gt that time known a. North wnlow
Greek. where be- made hIs permanent
home aud remained up to tho umu oi his
dcecasc, ITO leave. widow, fourteen chi.
drcn, one hundred aud twenty niuc grand.
chndfcn and ore hundred aud thirty one great
grandchildren 6. honor tho memory OF the
departed,
llo died Ia fan Hath of tho Gosnol. with a
glorious hope In resurrection unto eternal
Hfe-I Con-.
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Leaves OF trees were used for writing
purposes very early by the Egyptians,
and probably by the Grec,s The Hin.
docs continued the use Of this material
until within few centuries. Even AZ
tho present time books OF leaves are not
uncommon in the south Of India and the
island Of Coylon, The leaves OF some
As'huc trees, from their size aud smooth.
ness are admirably adapted for books
II We may judge FROM tho maine "leaF'
being still applied TO tho piper Of books
We should imagine these leaves TO nave
boon formerly the principal material in
ze.-Ncw York World.
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A QUARTETTE OF MIGRANTS.


Charles Mccarthy, John Sheets,
John Burns aud William stevens we've
today sentenced to thirty days i'm.
pTisonment in tho city jail for vag-
rauoy.
Ninuen4o Porrloo was arraigned for
obtaining money under false pretensts,
The evidence was not suilicicnt 20
convict and the defendant was dis
charged.
John Henney IL In custody accused
Of using abusive language.
Lizzie W0qdmansee, arrested ON a
chsrge OF assault and battery, was
given her liberty.
John Hays viii have 10 answer to
the double charge Of drunkenness and
uNaling an officer.
John Green will be asked why he re'
sisted arrest.
Mrs. Jones IL said 20 have celebrated
.le by getting drunk and disturb
iur tue peace, She will be requested T.
make an explanation as TO her conduct
ON thRt day.
lonu Perry 10 in the tolls on n charg,
%. i,tttuying property.
rup case III Matilda Ford, charged
gith disturbing the peace, was EEL
Gown for Thursday next at 10 am.
Annie Douglas, IA irail female, IN n
the city jail for alleged unvirtuou
cuudurt.
EugeneSulllvan was adjudged guilty
OF petit larceny and fined $50,
Tho police court trial docket also Dor,
thH nameu OF twelve inebriates.
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BERLIN, July 93.--Ex-senator In.
gals, Kansas, has gore 20 Vienna via
tue economic and political conditions
OF Europe. He int nds TO take the
stump early IN September and wiahe.
10 be well equipped on the important
issue Of the campaign-pfOtectlon, not
only NJ IL affects the mercantile com.
muniiles VI the Fat hut nlso az 10 ~
bearing upon the condition Of the
American farmers. "My stay IN Brr.
lin has already shown mo how our
farmers have beeu benefited 10y pfotec.
ton, supplemented by reciprocity.
The farmers nave evSty reason to l..
grateful ~ tha Republican party and
lis protection policy"
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.


Correspondence Of the DISSENT Srws.l
II may interest some persons to hear
from this valley, hence send you u
copy Of a paper Just deposited In the
basement wall Of new Touring mill
We are erecting here. placed therein
a bottle containing u copy Of the
OEsEHET News Semi-weekly Of July
sth, OF tho salt Lsbs Herald OF July
OH, aud OF the RichHeid Idcooate OF
July 9th, together with -four coins, a
brle, biographical sketc h and little
poem called "Natiouality," by Willis
Il. Robson.
To the di'coverer OF this papep
greeting; We deposit this with othoI
apers in bottle carefully sealed up,
In the northeast corner Of this ston,
wall, for the benefit OF \ generation vel
uuhOrn-of perhaps thousand yean
~ come.
rus building ia for n roller Touring
ana IN To have capacity OF fluy $50
barrels OF ilour every twenty-four "a
uours. IL l. being built by All incor
pogaled company called tho "FremOn
| Valley Milling G ipAuy," The In
CorpOrstors are Hans NJ. Hansen
| AlUuzl Billings, Hugh J. Mcclellan
hlisha Coil, Vim. Moehs, Thomsi
] Blacs burn, lliel H.. Maxfleld, Z. g.
| rurnbOw, William II. Taylor, 4. NJ
Gfiggs, Franklin W,Ioung and others
with Hans NJ. Hansen, pre.i
dent; A.Billipgs vice. President, F.w
Young, secretary; II, GOil treasurer, anC
Wm. Moeks director, who form u boarC
Ut directors, aud y. w, Young Us bust
ness manager John Lund IL tn,
stone mason, with james ID. Hansen
assistant and Alfonso Grundy and SOL
Marian mason toudsrs.
This valley was first settled by whit,
people IN 1875, 10y Hugh j. Mcclellan
A. j. Alfred and families and n yer,
ow others that year, Now we hav,
three settlements IN the valley proper
Fremont north OF here about thre,
miles, LOa, south one mile, aud Thur
ber, about eight miles southeast from
here.
Hans NJ Hanson IL Bishop OF Ere
mont, wills H.. Robson Blshop o
Lon and William Meek- Bishop o
rhurber, Elias III, Blackburn VI L9t
Patriarch. We are now In the Seyie
stake OF Zion, with William II. Saeg
miller President, and George W. Beaf
ana William II, Clark COunsal1rs.
MILFORD Woodruff Is Prsiient Of tn,
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter.da,
saints, commonly called "MOrmons. !
with George 2, Cannon and Joseph +
smith counselon,
Arthur l.. fhomRs Is Governor o
tins I utah) Territory, and Elijah Sell
Is Secretary; and We are small bl
much'talked'oi part OF tue Unite,
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scattering. The loas IL estimated Mt
81 900, OOJ. A terrific wind was blow
ing rom the southwest, where the
flames started In Miller a Turner's
fawmlli. -rhe burning boards were
carried two hundred fee, In the air, and
wherever dropped itar'ed % new con
naafauon. The iircmen were utterly
unable 10 cope with II. They were
driven quichiy from point to. point
The progress 0f the hfc was through
u section largely occupied by the homes
Of lnulfing men, They wofu compelled
10 abandon everything, ana are now
huddlud In temporary quarters without
any possession In the world, aud no'h'
ing to eat.
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TACOMA, Wyo., July 2J.-Five thou.
snud per-0na met IN a mass meeting
last evening for the purpose OF ox.
pressing their sentiment IN reference
10 the admission Of Chinese merchants
10 DO business here In connection with
tho recently established line 10 China.
RESOLUTIONS we're adopted opposing the
entrance Of the Chinese, either rs
merchhnta or lahorers. No Chimes
has done business here since the time
they were driven away.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 9J.-John-
son Sloan, an x.pop,masicr and uu,.
laS, under indictment In Putnam
county for fobbing the mails, killed
the deputy VINO tried To arrest him, and
rode into Co0kyllle and tefrurized the
town, drove Rwsy the Postmaster AMI
sheriff aud j. now ontfenched In his
houie, deiyiug arrest United States
Marshal &. H. Harrisok the brother Ci
PRECEDENT Harrison, Is there organizing
posso 10 capture him today. No one
doubts that several win be Killed.
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BAY CITy, Mich, July ga
terrible fire which started yesterday
afternoon continued 10 rago all night
and ut sunrise this morning there wup a
field NJ ashes extending over f,.Iy
blocks. /, is eslima sd that ov,S y
hundred buildings occupied as factories,
stores ana dwtllinge are Ia ruins. The
iire burned swAth' six blocks wide
tom the river ALMOST 10 the city limits,
distance OF nlnc blocks, sweeping
everything IN the path and was only
stopped wheo there was nothing Ia
feed on the louses having become
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VICTORIA, u. c.. July 20,---Thu
steamer Queen" on tip to Alaska,
carrying bonds 10 the amount Of Que
hundred aud twenty-five ihousani
dollars for the release OF the hr,tish
steamer "Coquiilnn" and n cargo Of
seal sklns, was recently seized by tho
United States revenue cutter "Cof'
win.n
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NEW YORN, July 90. rbtee upper
iiODfs VI the New York Biscuit Com.
pnnyt new tix.siDfy establishment
WIS Quilted By FIRE early this morning
and large stock Of Hour in thu base.
inent ruined by water. The loss In
$500, 900. The company has large
branch concerns In Chicago and other,
large cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

MAsiuNuIuS, July 20 The Senate
conhImcd tho nomination Of George
shn.s, Jr, Ne associate Justice Of the
Suutumu Guugl,
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MIEEHApoLIs, July 2d.--Reports to
the lr,buEe ir0Il all over the north.
western wheat belt show good pros.
poets ON tile whole, with average crop
cef,ain, aLd above average with good
weather.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

ST PAUL, July gJ.-A disastrous
hailstorm visited The vicinity 0. Lake
Held, Mimi, yesterday, Destroying the
crOps over nn area three mllcs wide.
Tho wind also did much damage.
The lofs " IN be very heavy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

OAsDALE, KEN, July Ca fire
last evening destroyed hall the bust
uess portion Of this place. The loss IL
twenty thousand; insurance flity
lhOuannd.
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QUINCY, H., July 25.--rho three
day.. bot wave culmiualed yesterday
10 the thermo meter ranging from o.
TO Os. There was one death from sun.
stroke. Everything Is dry whcro the
Hood existed ten days ago.
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soldiers Ordered nam,-Rriris slept
Wet

G
soldiers Ordered Rome -Fri"is Slept
Wet
HOMESTEAD, July 26.-Thc eighth
regiment was UniUrca home tiis morn
ing. II IL believed that otherf vii
follow, I'LL only two regiments are ieit'
FRioK's CONDITION.
PiT1sBuRu, July 25.- Frlok alcp,
well last night. He woke refreshed
md cheerful this morning. There are
no dangerous symptoms anu II u be-
liuvod that the danger 10 past.
Secretary LoycjOy said this morning
cablegnm had been received IOm
Carnegie, asking " his presence wa
needed. An answer was seui that II
was not, and no will not come I'll sent
for Lovejoy added that nearly 600
men arc AZ work Ia the Homestead
mile, turning out ilrst-claas wors.
More will be sent today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-26

ELIENsEuBG, Wash, July 26.-ThH
Peoples party State convention b
nominated Presidential electors
adopted resolutions Of sympathy =,
tho Homestead and Co,ur d'Alent
men,
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SAS FRASCfsco, July TO- There
was a slight shock Of earthquake carry
this morning.
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charged with Completely In tue a.
tetupt 10 Murder tricit.

NEW YomS, July Psf. Maliich, a
journey man baker, waa arrested ms
morning at Long Branch, charged
with completely In tue ATTEMPTED
murder Of Ffiok. II ~ supposed that
he ~ the person who sent the money To
Bergman who attempted 10 kill FtIek'
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s,rcot ilrtations are in this enlightened
age regarded ns the height Of vulgarlty.
j. enough to destroy your claims 10 good
hrntdlng.
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suEErs Elizabeth ieayef Sheets, wife Of
bishop g. D, sheets. Of tho Eighth ward, died
OF paralysis At i'l0 AIN, July aith, is.2 BIN
Auiust Jist, lsJa. In New York city.