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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-05-29
CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Cincinnati Ia flooded with counterfeit
Hancock 81 bills.
British Good Templars arc on their
way to tho Worlds Fair
Charles do Lesscps has agod consider.
ably in prison, anu is suffering from
riteumatism
The grip made William Carl, of Can.
ton, Ohio, SO crazy that ho shot him.
soli dead.
A Tiflln burglar, Pat Daley, robbed
three houses within two hours aud then
allowed himself to bo caught
The Unitcd States government has
stationed physician at Hamburg to
inspect vessels sailing for American
ports,
Littlc Queen Wilhcimina, Of Holland,
10 stricken with consumption. Her
death would exlinguish tho Nassau.
Orange dynasty,
Tho pope has ordered that the work
Of decorating tho Church Of st. John
Lateran bo resumed. 10 far tho docoru.
ton has cost 100000 llro.
Christopher HobGrkug, OF Roanoke,
Ind, murdered his wife, set iltO to his
house and killed himself She was Il
Catholic md ho wus not, aud they
quarrollcd about religion.
There 10 good authority for the state.
nent that at least dozen Canadians
who expected birthday honorg ut tho
tho hands Of Queen Victoria viii bo dis
appointed IN this respect
Admiral Ghorardi, who has boon ro-
lievod from sea duty, has received n
communication from Secretary Herbert
Congratulatlng him on tho successful
conduct OF the naval review,
The fret insane Chinaman with
whom the Newark uutllortios over had
to deal foil into thoir hands yesterday.
llo Ia Charley Jiln. WHO has for the last
fifteen years has conducted laundry In
that city,
Tho English and liusslan govern.
menis have ngreul to prohibit scaling
vessels from llshing within ton mlol Of
tho Russian Coast and Within thirty
lnilos Of Robin island aud Commander
Islands during the present year
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A spEcIA1 SESSION
OF Congress Demanded at Once to Wrestle
WIN the FinaneIal Question.

OF Congress Demanded at Once to WrGstIe
with the Financial Question.
KANSAS CRY, No., May 2S.-The
Kansas City Times, which has made u
strong fight in the southwest against
free silver and for the repeal of the
Sherman act, to-day says editorlally;
Every crisis needs a man and man
Of stalwart action. This country has
been drawn into financial disturbance
by plain cause which is aggravated by
other circumstances at home and
abroad. 1t happens that tho executive
head OF the nation is the man who most
boldly pointed out the cause early in
the history OF its operation.
In the message OF 1885, the first he
sent To Congress, Mr.. Cleveland said OF
the Bland act "If continued long
enough this operation will result in the
substitution OF silver for all the gold
the government owns applicable to its
general purposes. This OF course must
produce u severe contraction OF our cir
culating medium instead OF adding to
it."
Read in the light of what has hap.
pened since, this warning takes posi-
ton as tho foresight OF u strong mind
working upon the absolute principles OF
safe finance. There are rumors Of an
unwilIingness OF Congress to repeal the
sherman act
Let Grover Cleveland call at once
special session Of Congress and let him
send in message which shall recite
the indisputablo condition OF the coun-
try and the equally indisputable cause,
The history Of silver purchases sup.
ports eveery word he can say. Con.
gress knows to u man that he is right,
and II he awakens the popular mind, as
he can and will, the Sherman act will
be repealed and the credit Of the gov
ernmCnt aud Of business will be re.
stored.
Cleveland can arrest tho progress OF
selfish and plundering legislators by
calling upon that American intelligence
and patriotism in which he believes and
which he represents. Every branch OF
business and industry is being injured,
and much worse injury is threatened.
Congress should be called together
aud the cause and remedy plainly stated
and the responsibility placed where it
belongs.
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merchant In this city, who was after
ward third auditor Of the United States
quartermaster's oltica in this city. He
died about eighteen years ago, She
was Miss Innes, aud is third cousin
OF DR.. John Shrady, Mrs, Monroe has
two daughters, one OF whom is married.
In her complaint Mrs, Monroe says
that DR.. shrady's cOurtship began in
June, 1886, aud continued until Decem-
ber, 1892
The defendant denies all OF Mrs. Nom
roe's allegations except that no refused
to marry her when she asked him to
do So
An order for DR.. shrady'a arrest was
issued OH May %, and he was notified
that bail would be fixed at 5000, but
tho order has not yet been served.
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tribute to the memory Of tho departed
leader as the caslset is borne with
rapidity to its destination.
Tho ceremonies to-day wore Just u
triae more important than they were
yesterday, but they were marked by an
absence OF enthusiasm and wero us
simple as the funeral Of au humble cit
zen.
Barring the military display, the
crowds on the sidewalks and uncovered
heads were the order OF tho day, while
the pageant passed on the measured
march to tho train in waiting to receive
the casket to bid the funeral party God
speed.
All Friday night faithful guard of
honor restlessly paced the polished
floors ot Memorial hall beside the bier
Of the dead president of departed ma.
ton,
Now and then during the quiet OF
the night belated pedestrian tim.
idly made his way into the hall
and gazed respectfully at the
rich old oaken casliet, and then
quietly slipped out. But these visits
were few and far between, and they
only served to varyt the monotony about
tho historical building.
When day broke, however, the scene
changed, and slender stream OF human.
ity to wind in and out made up OF
every character OF life. rich and poor,
white and black, statesmen and citi.
zens, tho blue and gray As the morn.
ing wore on and the churches filed with
worshippers there was lull, and us the
afternoon grew Vpace the human cur
rent increased again, running in and
out until the guards at the stone steps
forbade any more to enter.
During tho day more floral offerings
we're received to be placed beside the
bier, Each had u significance. From
far away Mexico, Texas, there came
beautiful cross OF natural flowers, still
retaining their fragrance and freshness
and bearing card that told
Of the affection OF Johnston
camp OF Confederates. From Augusta
came a beautiful wreath Of pale flowers.
Bright red, and all the way from the
homestead OF franklin Pierce In New
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a TlEE0RM MAYOR

At Huntington Stops sunday Sports aud
DlsnppoInts n Blg Crowd.
Special Di1Ddich 10 he Intsltysncn
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, May 2S.-There
was to have been great foot race horo
to-day. The affair was extensively nd.
vortisod and an excursion was run in
from Cincinnati of hundreds of people
to witness it. About the time tho con-
te5tants were to start q policeman
named Byron appeared on the grounds
and stopped tho business by saying
that he would arrest the whole crowd ii
they proceeded to carry out tho pro.
gramme. People had been attracted
from miles around, and though things
Of this character had boon permitted to
go heretofore, the newly elected mayor
has called stop on it.
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PoMEnoy, o., May 2S.-Mrs. David
Castor, tho wiio OF a young farmer of
Columbia township, jumped into u wOll
torty.hvo feet doop one day this week,
with tho intention oil ending hor lItc
Her husband being present ut tho time,
descended into tho vol aud succeeded
in dragging his bruised and half.
drowned wife to tho surface. Sllmu.
lants wore administered, and tho unlor.
tunNtc woman was restored to con.
sciousnosa. Tho wOmNn'g dependency
Mns duo To domosilc unploasahtnogs.
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TRom NICARAGUA.
Tho U. s. Cruiser ArrivoS-No Necessity to
Lnnl NInrines.

Tho U. 81 cruiser ArflHcB-NO NCCcSblty 70
Land Marines.
GRANADA, NICARAGUA, May 2s.-Tho
United States cruiser Atlanta arrived
at Graytown Thursday. Lewis Baker,
tho United States minister, toleGraphed
her commander that it was not neces.
aary to land marines from the cruiser.
Two hundred and fifty armed mon
from Malapa Joined the revolutionary
forces. The reVolutioRists are now
claiming belligorent rights aud de.
manding recognition by foreign govern.
ments.
Preparations are now being made by
the insurgents to march upon Managua
and drive Sacaza's government from the
Nicaraguan capital.
A force was sent against the govern.
ment forces stationed on the plaza at
Tiptipa after the battle in Barranca
pass. Thoy were 500 strong, but re-
treated toward Managua before the in-
surgent forces arrived.
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ELwoop, I'm, May 2s, Tho Diamond
Plate Glass Company Of this city, IN.
nounced that tho factory would bo
rlosod down for an indefinite period.
No reason is given for tho suspension
OF work, but as this factory hus lately
been inado part Of tho plato glass
trust, the opinion Is expressed that
they wish TO dispose Of an ovorplus Of
stock This action has thrown over q
thousand mon ont Of employment Tho
Kokomo factory, branch Of this one,
ID also shut down.
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EDWIN pooTr,s CONDITION.

Ills Physlolnn Says HO Cannot Rally again.
NEw YonR, May 2s.-Dr st. Clair
Smith called to SEQ Edwin Booth at tho
Players Club at s o'clock this evening
and remained for moro lhan IN hour,
When leaving ho said Mr. Booth ID los.
ing strength, but his isgcnprnl condition is
not much worso than 1t was last night.
Whilo do not apprehond any immOii-
ate danger OF death ! do not believe ho
will rally ngain."
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A Conl FIRM rnlls.

CHICAGO, May 2s.-Weaver, Getz &
Company, one OF the largest coal firms
in Chicago, have been forced to the
wall. Tho Liabilities, consisting princi-
pally for indebtedness Of coal through.
ont Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, will
reach 100000, 1t is said, but members
of the firm stated tonight that tho as
sets will greatly exceed this amount.
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A NEW ELEMENT
To Be Added to Our Foreign Born
Population.
THE COLONIES OF MOH4MMEDlNS

Which it is Proposed to Establish In
tAo United states-Tho Followers of
the Prophet Enthusiastic Admirers
OF tho United States-Mr Wobb's
Mission-The Purpose of 1t Trans.
pires-Ao IS an Agent for Wealthy
Mohammcdau Colonizers-What He
Says OF His Scheme.
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THE GRAVE IN NEW ORLEANS,
From which tho BODY Is DeInH IlemoYcd.

AAptA 'AANu Wv bSN9 ~ bVlllB hNluuNCu'
Hampshire, camo tiny bunch OF MAY
flowers, gathered to be laid on tho bier
Of the departed leader Mr.. Davis had
been member OF tho cabinet OF Presl.
dent Pierce, and some ono in far of
Now England remembered that and
cont a message Of love 10 tho south.
The ceremonies before tho departure
Of tho body were very impressive, but
simple. Among tho speakers was
Governor Foster.
Governor Fostor said in part.
1.-THE love aud patriotism OF our peo.
pie were cvOr truo TO him in life aud
death, In sunshine aud storm. In life
tho southern staies delighted to honor
him. In death they viOd with zach
other for tho honor Of hia grave. Every
southern state claimed their sacred
charge, aud we had earnestly hoped
this honor would fall to Louisiana, nj.
most his homo, aud to New Orleans the
metropolis Of tho South.
Mrs. Davis has, however, designated
Richmond, and as II was tho central
scono OF tho gront struggle In which he
led, VIC relinquish this much desired
place OF honor in Difference 10 her
Wishes, and thoro nro many reasons
why tho family should prcior Richmond.
II Is sncrod ground TO them, for IL
Is hallowGd by the grave Of their boy.
There, too, was born tho beloved daugh.
Tor Of tho contodoracy, and thurO was
passed tue most cvonlful yonrs Of their
llvoa, 1t was also tho capitol OF tho
coniedoracy than which mo nation
rose 80 white, or icll 80 irco Of crime"
"Virgininns aro worthy Of this con.
iidenco aud honor and will keep tho
trust with that courlly fidelity for
wnich they aro famous. WV arc assein.
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KrnLNp nGIt rRApuoER.
4 Woman Fires six Bullets Into Man
Who InsultOd Hor.

4 Woman Fires six Bullets Into a Man
Who InsultOd Her.
DALLAS, TEX, May 2S.-Just before Z
o'clock Saturday morning Mrs. Lillian
Reeves. a handsome widow OF twenty,
shot Louis Longeunolli six times as
last aa doubIo.ac!ion pistol could fire
the bullets
Five OF them struck Longeunelli in
the breast and stomach aud the aixth
entered his throat. He was almost
shot to pieces The woman was ar
rested and the body Of her victim was
removedto to an undertaking establish
ment Mrs. Reeves was arraigned be-
fore Justice Skelton for preliminary
trial this afternoon. Tho testimony
showed that LonsennelIi had roomed
at the boarding house OF Mrs. Reeves
and her mother, Mrs james Croney.
Four weeks ago he insulted Mrs. Reeves
and was ordered from tho promises.
He secured room next door and be.
gan to circulate stories rejecting on the
good name Of Mrs. Reeves. Ho accused
her OF visiting disreputnblc houses.
Yesterday morning tho woman
stopped to the sidewalk to get q pitcher
of milk. Longennelli passed along and
insultcd her. She drew pistol from
beneath hor apron and never ceased
shooting until all It's chambers were
empty. Justice SHELTON held tho prls.
onor for the grand jury, placing her
bail ut $1,000. This she gave and was
relcaGed from Custoday Mrs. Reeves's
husband was u conductor. and lost his
life in an accident on tho Texas & Pa.
CinC d year ago.
Loneennolli was thirty.Ave years old
aud Il bartender, and came from Mem.
phls four months ago. II is not bO.
iioved that Mrs. Reeves will bo prose-
cutod Public sentiment is Btrongly on
her side.
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JEFF DAYIS'S BODY.
The Remains of the Late Confed-
crate Leader Enroute to
The RESTING PLACE AT RICHMOND.

Imposing Ceremonies Before the De.
parture from New orleaus-crOwds
of People Do Honor to the Memory
of the President of the Confederate
states-The Address of Governor
Foster, of Louisianu.-why 1t Was
Desired That Richmond Should BE
the Final Burial Place,
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New ORLEANS, May 2s.-Louisiana
surrendered the clay of the ex.Presidea:
OF the Confederate states to-day to
the keeping OF the escort that
is to bear it to the old
dominion state through dozen
southern commonwealth that will pay
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nRllAuH oN pIloMlsN.



for $4,000.
NEw YonR, May 2s.-Mra, Sarah j.
Monroe, an cldcrly widow, has brought
suit in tho superior court against Dr..
John shrndy for $4,000 damages for
breach Of promise OF marriage
Dr.. John Shrady Ia ono Of tho best
known physicians In Harlem whore no
pas very largo practice, He IL II
brother OF DR.. George Shrady, whose
adopted daughter recently married.
Edwin Gould.
Dr Shrady was married twonty
years ago, and has two charming grown.
UP daughters, vito arc woll known In
g93clely Mrs. shrady died a number
oil ycata since.
Mr0 Monroe Is tho widow OF Philip
d Monroe, formerly we'll known cloth
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AG0LD, RAW day,
But Over Two Hundred Thousand
People Visited the Fair
AS A RESULT OF SUNDAY OPENING

Instead OF PatronizinR the Theatres,
Places of Vice and Other Resorts Of
Pleasure, They Look Upon the Ele.
waiting Wonders of the Great Edp.
cational ExhibitIon-Most OF Them
worlrinRmen and Their Families.
The Saloons Observation-Disclosures
Day and Decoration Day Special
OeoasIons.
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sENsArIoNAn suIoIDE.

a Man Supposed to be tho Son OF tho
blind chaplain Kills IIlmsuiE.
CmcAoO, May 28.--F II. Milburn
committed suicide to-day by cutting hiu
tAroat with razor a letter found IN
his room Is thought to explain the
cause Of the suicide,
" Is da,od at Jacksonville, Ills, May
20, 1893, and is signed W. II. Nlllburn,
supposedly tho blind chaplain Of tho
house Of representatives The suicide
Is thought to bo his son.
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Tho Russian authorities have forbid.
den tho publication oi marriage oilers
in the newspapers.
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o. inrnishqd by y scitsRpP, drUggliL corner
Market aud FOurt0Onth streets
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w LAIEREsr PALD sArLNos ANp TIVE DkRosLrs
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climbed upon a barn 70 look ut some
ysuDg pigeons in box nailed to the
Peak OF tho barn roof and while iuhr-
ING Yvpr the cote looking vt the birds
the box gave way aud tie boy ieil 10
tns ground u distance Oi fourteen Icet'
He foI on fabii den directly be-
meath, going through the top OF tne
almr, while the cote came uown stfiA'
ing him across the abdomen. he was
rendered uuclntcious ny tht lhili hul
his companions, two other email upy7i
werero frightened that The Injured l'i
recovered boioFu they wcutlo ui- mo- DIE
ance. lie got them 60 turn the cAl'l'
aut OF the Lafn lot, % do which no was
sent 10 the stable, ami thon Whih'u
home, 10 distance OF hnlt mile. llE
parents were in the mountains cam
sag and the lad was al9irins WIN y De-
grand pateus, anu whom wn'hrN %
nis grandmother, o hrIitH was i1uuu
Hcf0sa thr stomach, another Du thu ielt
temulu. while hit lace wa tn'ly
scfn,chrI. rhc by rested larry "'.l
thunights n the accident anu thc ncA.
mlruiug all the pain complained D.
was across the stomach, lie began 10
grow weak b a noon, nuI thDu h NJ
apparently suffered hut little hu di, u
Cd $3.50 On tur afternoon following me
ucciirnt. owing 90 the uui that no
man cent oi.,r TIE boys' pnfohe tluh
Tie wrong road. thuy uid not arrive
home until alter their n9n had uiei'
II WINS indeed o. cad home coming.
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A Little Girl Drowned.

Alice Maud, the li,ile baby daughter
Of H.. l.. ami Clara Gnniu, asoi one
year nul three days, was dDowncu
Sept. - IN M irrigation ditch rnuuiug
past the residence Of Brother aud sls'
ter GnNin, In Mesi city, Afz'na'
The little one was found by her h,ilt
brother Edgar floating down tho uitch
Ut least holt m,lu fellow.
Brother nui Sister Griiiiu have The
deepest sympathy Of tIo entire e. m'
muul,y aud especially Sister dsli
and the chiIIfcu, who lHvv had q
bear % alone, the flasher btins away it
tho mountain fas,neses TOO i,r 20 u
fuund 10 see the little one before u
was inferred.
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HANKS

wiiford woodrun, George ". cannon
fresideat CashIer
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E3TTfA UNION
( .,1'e.iSsA PACIFIC
&S SYSTEM.
THE THROUGH CAR LINE.
Sept. II, 1898.
Taas Ar1re nud Dpari 90 SAFE Lats
en- baNH a. lO'i0Efs

AUUIYE,
From 90 Eastern points MINIMUM, 0 % m
from lutte. Portland. san Fran
cisco. Cache Valley and usion...i0 ol a m
from all Eastern points. Para Ciy
and ugicu...a....,... ....,...',..sll 20 o BOO
IRON sau Francisco. ogden and
intermediate uointH.......,,,.,..-., 'l 3 IA
iFrom Milford sanroto valley .Juhh, Norhi,
Provo. Eureka aut intermediate points lop m
sFrom Terminus aud Tootlc...,.,,...., 20 y on
nErAHr
F0r ogden. intermediate point
san Trtuciaco. rark City and
an Eastern points ...a,,,..,..... z 80 am
Tor ogden hnd intermediate points q. CD p m
ror ogden, intermediate points
ana an Eastern points. o 90 y m
Tor Ogden. lutte Helena, Portland.
Cache valley Hui san francisco 0l % ne
ifor Eureka, iro,o, sannote Valley
ana Milford. ..,.t...,,.,t,,,,,s,.,..H ul % M
sror tooolo hnd Iorm.nus,,,...,,,.., Z IS o m
uuu only On Monday "wednesday and
Friday
irmius south " Juau will run oyory other
tly only. leaving lulu Monday "Wednesday
aud fudaY. aud Frisco on IucsdaU Thursday
aud Saturday.
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Pnid-up Capital, 100000
surplus, $500, 100000
RECEIVES DEPOSITS PAYABLE On I[nAHI

luya ana soils exchange ou New iurt. s1t
Francisco, chicago. st. iUuia. omaha, London
hud all principal Continental Cites
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NTATI0NAL BANK
N OF THE X
REPUBLIC
Frank Knox. prestdcnt.
j.. g kurricig, Niue-i'rosident.
j. A. lurla, Jashtor.

CAPITAL PAID IN $500 600.
tihntiuz in hli ifa branches trarslcief- Fr.
.han3u drawn uu tho principal cil,s u Eur0po
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
lirccturaaOcn. %. Lowe. Emanuel Kahn.
lufgc ,. q. suuthcrilni N, T. A. CuImrr. w
=. -moi.y o. 3 lOlmoa, tEank Knox l.. u
hnuiet. J. 4 KARA
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--OF SALT LAKE CITY,
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Killed by a Fall.

According to the Wasalch Ware a
fatal accident happened at WOODLAND,
summit county, recently. David, the
lO.yoar.oli son Of Bishop H.. Lambert
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lrlvua SAM LANE
No. s-=iur Provo, NluNuaus DO HHlinN
ami all pnlnts East sssss. 500 an
Eo,a.-Ior Prove. GRIND function and
nilpoints knst....,... ,,..--.. 80 pm
No. t--for FuIUkn. tiroVo. Manu-, ....
and Halina -.s....s.s...s..s ..s. H.. l'.H
No. a=for ogden and Woai4........,.,ll ~ p'il'
80. l-fuf ogden md the West ..',... ~ - N''h
Hityrs sttr tANV
No. i-Trum fufota, Provo. Grand
Junction and the hhal, s........liio o. AN.
No t-Irum Provo, Grand function
and The Haat,.-...,...s...,.. , II 80 pm.
10. t-ffom bingham. Provo, Manh
and HnIIuu ...........ss ..... sssss 7 !. psfh
No 9--Ffom ogden and tho west. =. An
No. ~ ION ogden AMI the West pool. % n.'n.
only line running through Pullman iaIA.e
Double urnwrU Room N|eruera g. honNgf wa
Crane Junction AMI 10 Kansas Guy hnd lhlci-
~. via Colorado points ant only line fuhu hf
Pullman sluouora sHit tntr n san trluchc1.
Hochangoa. close connections. hAiotY sptol
and comfort
It,L. tNmrr Na. rs 90. ind south ~
ut. IObGk, A. n Nki.Df III, bkNhGrr
Zen. hanEgtE 0cn. tupt tcn.f. ar
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f0r sale by AT DruvgHts Price 90 per hnHi
6huNrs Tor $50 or sent by mai, postage frce,on
receipt NJ price. nrJ echonok son. fhill'a
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Safety Deposit Vaults. absolutely bur.
rlar aud hroproof Routs IS To So por
Nrur.