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The evening world., 1893-12-27
FIGHT WITH INDIANA TRAMPS.
Leader Escapes with a Bag Filled
with Money.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Dec. 27.-The
band Of tramps. armed with revolvers.
who had been having things all their W
way among the citizens OF the south
side, were captured yesterday after an
exchange Ct several volleys. during
which one OF the citizens was shot
through the leg n a tramp shot In
the arm.
The gang excited great suspicion by
exhibiting a well-flled money sack
which was variously estimated to con.
tain from $500 to $1,000 in silver, gold
and paper currency. The leader of the
gang HIS escaped, and 1t is supposed
that he carried the money with him..
The evening world., 1893-12-27
SWALLOWED A KNIFE-BLADE.
Little Joseph Hammell Is Still Ill,
but VIII Recover.

BURLINGTON. N. j.. Dec. 27.-The
youthful son of Joseph Hammell. Of
Beverly, swallowed the detached blade
Of q pocketknife three or four days ago.
The blade was an inch and a half long.
The %youngster and his parents were
badly frightened, and a physician was
called In. He administered remedies and
prescribed a course of diet.
The blade circulated through the child's
intestincs for three days and finally
passed out. The child's life was saved.
The boy Is still Ill, but will recover.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Cable Brevitins.

British Parliament reassembles after the Christ
mas recess,
tn" 'eryiau elections. which have Just been
held, have been attended Ia several places wilh
serioI Is roting and blOodshet, At schabatz twcEty-
four OF the Opposition were wounded.
Herr Loewy, the Berlin banker, has been found
guilty upon fresh charges Of s~vindling and for
reiy, aud has been condemned to i've years linz
p%rtsoansnt and TO be deprived OF his civil rights
for six wears.
Two German workmsn while walking To Mueg-
gleSecn yesterday found a package In tAe road.
They opened Il and It exploded. W~OundiDg the men
about the face and hands
Prince Bismarck Il reported to be suffering
from hn old complaint Of neuralgia In the arm.
and his condition is said te be complicated By
indigestion.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
A new JERSEY HOTEL BURNED.
Belmar House I'm Belmar Totally
DESTROYED This Morning,

ASBURY PARK, N. j.. Dec. 27.-At 4
o'clock this morning fire vas discovered
In the Belmar House, one of the larg-
est hotels at Beimar. The flames spread
rapidly, and before the firemen arrived
tage which was situated close to the
hotel was partly damaged by the flames.
h hotel was totally destroyed. 1t
was owned by Mrs. E.. S. Davis, who
places her loss at $4,000. There is an
insurance OF 5000.
The fire was caused by a live coal
from the kitchen range falling on the
floor.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
MOTHER DRUNK; CHILD ALONE.
Kate Dougherty's Spree May Cost
Her Her Daughter. r

Justice Connolly. in the Lee Avenue
Court. williamsburg. to-day held Kate
Dougherty. of 800 Berry street, to await
examination on a charge of being In
toxicated. The woman will also be pros
ecuted by the Children's Society on ac-
count of her alleged neglect of her in
FAINT daughter.
Yesterday Mrs. D%ougherty was arrest
ed for being drunk, and afterwards
Sergt. Hayes sent to the room where
she lives and found the child lying there
uncared for. The infant is now in the
custody OF the Children's Society.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
BICYCLES HIS BANE.
John Mulholland Has n Failing for
the Two-W Wheeled Vehicles.

John Mulholland, OF Bloomfield street,
Hobokcn. was a prisoner in Justice KIM
merly's court. Jersey city. this morning
charged with stealing n bicycle In Ber-
gen Point. Albert Stevens, OF punforth
avenue. In the Grcenville section Of the
city. also appeared against the prisoner
and charged him Will stealing n bicycle
from him.
In Mulholland's possession was found
a large bunch Of keys which he used In
unlocking bicycles that were chained
for protection. lie was held for trial.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
STABBED IN THE NECK.
Louis Zannetti Unable to Tell Who
Assaulted Him.

This morning. about 3 o'clock. Louis
Zsnetti, al Italian mechanic, twenty-six
years of age. of Passaic. N. j., staggered
into the Chambers Street Hospital COW
cred with blood flowing from a wound
in the neck.
He fell In a faint before he could give
an account of how the affair happened,
and remained unconscious all during the
night.
He was removed to Bellevue this morn
ing in a dangerous condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
OWEN KANE GOES R E
Indictment Against Him for Assault
Is Dismissed.

owen Kane. who was jointly indicted
with John Duffy. for assaulting Lawyer
Robert j. Hare, was discharged by
Judge MARITIME In the General Sessions
to-day. The indictment against him was
dismissed.
J1dge MARITIME stated that he believed
Kane acted as a peacemaker, ana dlc
recently convicted OF assault in the third
degree and fined $500.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
ZlTTEREL AGAIN SHOT.
Police Do Not Think He Is the In
tended Victim of "a Vendetta.

Joseph Zitterel. an Italian. thirty years
old, Of s CARROLL street, Brooklyn
walked into the Hamilton avcnue police
station shortly after midnight this morn
ing and asked the sergeant at the desk
TO call a surgeon to dress a pistol shot
wound In his left shoulder.
He told the police that he had been
shot while walking along Union street
The evening world., 1893-12-27
lief association. II win collect money. provisioni
and clothing. and distribute them Systematically.
CHINESE URGED TO REGISTER.
Six Companies Now Preparing an
Important Circular.
By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. T.-The Chi
nese Six Companies. acting upon the ad-
vice Of their lawyers, are preparing at
their headquarters in this city a circular
addressed to all Chinese residents of the
United States, .counselling an immediate
compliance with the residence regula-
tons under the McCreary amendment of
the Geary Exclusion law.
The circular was authorized at a meet
ing OF the Six CompanHs last Saturday
night. The work Of registering the Chi
nese is not yet begun III this city, how
ever, as the authorities at Washington
have neglected to provide proper blanks
for the registration.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
TOWN BONDS NOT SOLD.
Why Hampstead Committee Can't
M~acadamiZe the Roads.

Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, this morning took under ad-
visement the issuing OF n mandamus to
compel the Macadam Committee OF the
town OF Hampstead to proceed with the
macadamiZlng OF the ROADS.
The Committee alleges 1t connot pro-
coed az the "a. 200. 900 bonds voted for that
purpose ave not been sold.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Bros"
Third Ave-, 59th and Goth SITS.

Torrance at the Academy OF Music on
Christmas night, was remanded at the
Tombs this morning for examination to-
morrow.
He Ia charged with passing fifteen
forged checks for S65 each, drawn on
the West side Bank. and all purnorting
to be signed by Peter Doelger, the
hrpwpr.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

Commissioner Grlfin's report would
nearly iii a page of an ordinary news
paper, but it Is noticeable that he Is
silent on the subject of starving. thirty.
five people while they were detained
under quarantine in "a Prospect street
tenement and preventing The Evening
Worlds" supply wagons from furnish
ing food to the half-famished inmates.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
FIRE CRIPPLED THE WIRES.
Slight Blaze Does Considerable DAM
age In the Long Island City Depot.

LONG ISLAND CITY. Dec GA FIRE
in the Long Island City railroad Depot
here this morning did considerable dam
age to the telegraph facilities.
Most of the batteries were destroyed,
and the service was so badly crippled
that railroad business was impeded TO
a very considerable extent. There was
put slight damage 70 the building.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
WALLACE.
en Quarreuing
Plums.

pm Suarreuing
PluIns.
the Republican
(oiling over these
fories of all kinds
which various
hg Aldermen are
Craftsmanship of
their particular
ping the other of
h~ocrats, and sell
leans" for rene
Fting a Chairman.
Wallace. of the
cted to the office.
Fus OF the Alder
llace's home to-
controls
~ chair. Joseph
Ih Ward. will be
Arkship.
succeed In
Heme. 1t will be
Gilis. and q corre-
Worth Williams
The evening world., 1893-12-27
KILLED BY COAL GAS.
A Six Year Old Boy S%uffocated
Under Strange circumstances.

NEWARK. n. j., Dec. 27.-County
Physician Elliott this morning granted a
burial certificate for the body of six
year-old Willie Gresch, who MAS asphyx-
lated by coal gas yesterday afternoon.
The little boy was in company OF his
h~fteen-year-old sister, who Ia gathering
coal at Fifth avenue, rear the Morris
Canal. She let the boy lay down on
what she supposed was cold coal while
she was picking up coal. Where the
boy was left was a pile of hot coal, the
fumes Of which suffocated the boy.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
VACCINE POINT AS TOOTHPiCK.
"Parson" Davies's Partner Makes
n Mistake and Is Scared.
INV Associated Press)

IBy NstOcIattH FFttHT
CHICAGO. Dec. T.-Thomas J. Keane.
the partner OF "Parson' Davies. wanted
a toothpick last night, and. finding a
vaccine point, Immediately proceeded to
use II. He did not discover his mistake
for a half hour. during which time he
industriously chewed the ivory.
When the point was identified by a
doctor, Mr.. Keane vas "a much scared
man. Physicians. however, assured him
that he would recover, and to-day the
"'Parson's' partner II devoting himself
TO a strictly CUP and soft food diet.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Hit by "a Stray Bullet.

NEWARK. n. j., Dec. 27,-Ernst Luther. eleven
years old. OF 54 Bergen street, was held for the
Grand Jury this morning by Judge prelsel on the
charge OF shooting Gustaye Powl, OF 2ll beshune
avenue, on Sunday afternoon with a rine. Fowl
was passing at the time and the bullet hit him.
lie Was not badly hurt.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
DIDN'T BELIEVE IN BANKS.
So Old Joel Hodgdon Lost Money
and Life Together.

10y NssOcIhteu FTtks.T
EAST KINGSTON. N. H.. Dec. a.
1t Is now almost certain that old Joel
Hodgdon, who was found cremated in
his house yesterday. was murdered. He
was noticed late Monday evening at the
village post-ofice with a stranger. and
that was the last seen OF him alive.
1t has been known for many years that
Hodgdon kept a large sum of money in
the house, as he did not believe In savings
banks,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CAUGHT IN THE BETTING.
Michael Sebeck Mangled in a Malt
House.

Michael Sebeck. u machinist. thirty
three years old. of 4l4 West Fifty-third
street. while at work in Kip's Bay Malt
House, at First avenue and Thirtieth
street, to-day. was caught In the betting
of a shaft and was Whirled around sew
erai times before the machinery was
stopped.
He was badly mangled and was re-
moved to Bellevue in a critical condition.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
A W0MAN'S FATAL LEAP.
Demented Mrs. Lyman Jumped from
Third-Story Window.

Mary Lyman. aged forty years. OF
800 Seventh street, Jersey city, while
suffering from dementIa, jumped out OF
the third-story window OF her residence
at 6.45 this morning,
n received terrible internal injuries,
her sp;ne was fractured and her left
leg broken. She Will die. "
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Relief Movement in Jersey City.

There is to be an organiEatlsa effected for
charitable purposes by al the churches OF Jersey
city for the purpose OF supplying nectssaries OF
life to the poor. The city authorities have been
unable to provide for all worthy people who have
applied for assistance.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Mnmert Bibegrau,s Funeral.

The funeral OF Mamert B!begrau, the ballet mas
ter. was held at the Church Of 81. Vincent de
Paul. in West Tweuty-thlrd street. this morning
The services were private. Father Gallaud. the
assistant pastor. oniciated. and intsrmsnt was In
alNa
The evening world., 1893-12-27
fDY FOR WAR.
III to Cage the
Tiger.

to Cage the
Flyer.
n against Tam
ependent County
ally revealed at
aders last night.
pointed "for the
Pr the c~onsidera-
such bills as are
Py the taxpayers
presenting such
png -doing by the
The city affairs"
10 Albany when
and promises to
Eruption that will
OF a Committee
on Is designed to
OF power and
oetter and purer
legislation will
lng of the Com
id In a few days.
The evening world., 1893-12-27

n,nnently cvre Constipation, Indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, Sick and Bilious Head
aches, and all arrangements OF tho liver,
stomach and bowels. They're guaranteed
70 give satisfaction, or money is returned.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
FIVE YEARS FOR MONAHAN.
Sentenced To-Day for Assault In the
Second Degree.

Edward Monahan, a b~oat-builder and
saloon-keeper, Of One Hundred and
Twsnty-1rst street and East River,
was sentenced to v years in State
Prison by Justice MARITIME in Part III.
of the General Sessions to-day.
He was convicted of assault in the
second degree. 1t was charged by Will
lam Kearney, OF 800 East one Hundred
and Twenty-ffth street. that while In
a row with Monahah the latter bit his
hand,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Gen. Palmer Sworn In.

uBy Associated Press)
ALBANY, Dec. 27.-Gen. John Palmer, Score
tary OF state-eIect, was sworn into once this
morning by Deputy Secretary Of State Benedict.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
PTS These.

Association. Of
TO political
ing itaeli into q re-.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
|THE DEAD.
action Frauds in
Ind Kings
acCarty, Hughes
6uire,
. Before Justice
brooklyn.

klnBS anu
Iorning started the
ed, will grind out
to unseat sew
hw Senate and As
me up before Jus
kreme Court, Brook
the amended laws
my Supreme Court
In testimony bear
pns. The evidence
Mailed up and sent
ete to be used by
|ontested Seats in
me before Justice
ere O of Still
against William
IN Assembly Dis
Wolfert against
Sixth Senatorial
Conklin against
HE Assembly Dis
Qnted by George F.
3gressman Magner.
tolfert by T. E.
~senator p. II. Nc
Gen. George w.
IN l.. 8. Phillips.
ke proceedings Mr..
kreed with MS OPP
to take the evil
Kneeland against
bgrapher and have
etice Cullen later.
1l,iam F. Belts,
b. Jenkins, George
Andrew Fawcett,
Il. Thorne and
were sworn as
hesses in this case
the Supervisors
was then called,
Clerk Edward b.
hid. He placed In
turns of the Fifth.
Nction Districts of
They showed the
Note. 26o: Me- ulre.
vote. 1870; Nc
mr., 81.
~ vote, 273; Nc
II. r.. 20.
Democratic boss of
: Id that he was all
y $ction day. He ad-
Ceived a letter from
~ependent organiZa
BIN election day to
Nlice were forcibly
katchers from the
tHe said he had no
hout the concur
her of the Police
I.bH that when he
h telephoned the
% the Republican
He said that nc
De against the po-
by duty on election
fn, the next wit
mined the lists In
|trict OF Castleton.
list he had found
lanes stricken off.
aid, was found to
found to have
Robinson appeared
have voted twice,
this kind also ap-
Lat tomorrow he
uce to show that
NJ Snug Harbol
%e dead, twenty.
swear they die
6duced in the
Nontest taken by
interesting.
Republican In
III District of the
bed that on cleo,
Doren. a coloreC
~ng-place and sale
Mullaly, a Demo
hpanied him in.
bred his ballot fol
Sas pursued will
beorge Hall, a Re
fotested he wa
Names Kelly. EN-
Forks Department
gone ~frequentl.
bslst voters VIII,
oubled with poo
inspector In tn
bf the Eleventh
three blind mel
Section day, how
persons claimed t,
that Police Jus
lover a score o
that they wer
KKeeper Maguir
The building be
against allege,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
rur nErrIMc IT DOWN


binary pill. But tho hay
ing IL down Is worse. And,
after all tho disturbance,
there's only O little tenn
porary good.
From beginning to end,
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets are better. They're
tho smallest and easiest TO
take - tiny, sugar coated
granules that any child 10
ready for. Then they do
their work so easily and
so naturally that 1t lasts.
Thcy absolutely and per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
y. Y. Summer School.

The Brigham Young Academy sum-
mer school will hold Its third session
ia Provo, beginning August eth next.
An excellent corps OF teachers, both
home and eastern, have been secured,
among whom are DIR. j. Baldwin OF
the University Of Texas, author OF
school management and Psychology;
two Of Col. Parker's leading primary
teacheu; DIR. Karl q. Maeser, DR.. J
Il. Talmage, Prof. w. M. Stewart aud
Uthere.
Special leading features Of this
YEARS. session will be actual class work
by the primary teachers, practical
kindergarten work, a sunday school
normal class anu NJ. /. a. normal
class.
While the summer school aims
especially to benefit the practical
teacher, all who deBire 10 become
acquainted with the general principles
Hud practices OF education Will IND II
Profitable to attend.
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ALL OVER IN HALf-AN-HOUR.
Judge Zane, Having Supreme Court
Work On Hand, Adjourns I'm.
cxpectedly Today.

Chief Justice Zane disappointed
quite "A large nu u Der Of attorneys who
had assembled in the Third district
court room this morning upon an
nounclng. after sitting about twenty
Ave minutes, that he would then I'D.
journ cour, for the day. The reason for
this, his honor explained, was that no
hal some important Supreme court
work to do, and he further stat.
ed that probably the only matter
he would br able 10 tako up tomorrow
was "a hearing on rule To show cause,
In which some important business was
involved.
Judge Zane made the following
orders, nnd then Baillfi Sprague AN
nounced the adjournment:
la the ease OF II. X. Ellis Va. Thos.
j. Ellis ct nl., the demurrer was su..
tanned anu ten days allowed in which
toamend.
Mans II. Coffin vs. Sutan A..
Campbell et al. Demurrer to amended
answer anu counter claim overruled;
twenty days given In which to an
sWeT.
Arthur Meads Va. James Thomson
at nj. Motion for new trial overruled
anu nn exception taken.
Henry W. Watson Va. the Utah
Nursery Company. Demurrer over
ruled; fifteen days TO answer.
James Spillett et al. vs. Christian
Jensen et al. Motion To retsx co,ts
submitted. 0ne.third OF taxed costs
allowed against Casio and Hobley, by
consent; S7l.35 re-taxed.
Utah Title, Insurance n Trust Com
pany VS.. John A. Gfoesbeck ct ol.
Answer In this case was Withdrawn
nnd by consent decree entered tor
plaintiff, and $500 attorneys iee-s25U
each.
j. II. Burnhsm Ut nj. We. ID. Alexan'
der Ut al. George w. TOwle wa
granted permission to Intervene.
Lindsay vs.. Lindsay. Leave given
to defendant 10 answer within five
days.
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Court Juitiugs.

The damage suit OF Nellie Kings ley
against the Salt Lake Dramatic asso-
citation came up In Justice Whitehorn's
court yesterday alternoOn. The sum
claimed was 500. On March 10Th the
plaintiff and her counsel went into
court anu submitted their evidences.
The defendants We're not present, anu
judgment was accordingly rendered In
favor OF plaintiff Tor the full amount
Later the defendants made u motion
that the default anu judgment be sci
aside anu the motion was granted.
Hence tho hearing yesterday. The
plaintiff demanded damages on the
ground that the defendants refused her
admission TO the Salt Lake Theater on
March End, alter she had purchased a
tiuket emitting her 10 o seat. After
tue evidence anu Arguments had been
heard the Justice took the matter under
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sdvI.emenl unLil tomorrow tsnlnraarl

sdvisement until tomorrow Saturday
morning.
Charles Rich AMI Peter Klein,
charged a. acclmplicps Of j. w. Raj.
cliiie and J. w. Hapgood in the steal
iug Of certain portions Of an eclipse
.ni ine IRON the Metaliurglcal Wofks
In North Salt Lake recently, appeared
TOR preliminary examination before
Commissioner Greenmsn yesterday
afternoon. His honor considered the
evidences tuillclent to warrant him In
holding the defendants 10 the grand
jury. Their bonds we're fixed at $500
each.
Berdena Miller was granted decree
Of divorce from j. 4. Miller by Judge
Bnrtch yesterday afternoon On tie
around Of failure to support. The de.
PENDANT was In default.
The motion for the appointment NJ a
receiver In the case Of Margaret Kelly
ct al. VI. l.. q. Clark ct vi. was taken
up tn the afternoon and pfocet ded with
UP to the hour Of adjournment.
In the case Of Charles Ravens w. S.
p. Carlson, a stay Of proceedings was
erinted pending decision on a
motion TO set aside default nni Judge
ment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments for Quarterly Confer
ences uaiil October, 1898.

Utah Stake--5stufday and Sunday,
April 10Th anu lBtb; ami Saturday anu
sunday, July ijlh anu i6,h.
Weber Stake-5uuday aud MONDAY,
April l0tu anu l7th; and sunday anu
Monday, Juy 10th And lIth.
Box Eluer, 1ooelu and Oneida
Siakss--Sunday anu Monday, April
23rd anu EAU; and Sunday anu Mon
uay, July .3fu and 2iin.
WA,Atch aud Junb Stakes-Saturday
anu SUNDAY, Apfil 2gIh anu Suth; anu
Saturday nnd sunday, July -9lh anu
SOth.
Cache Staie-Sunday and Monday,
Apfil 3Oih aud May let; ana Sunday
and Monday, July 3Oth anu 3lst.
Bear Lake stake - Saturday anu
sunday, May 6Ih and 9TH; AMI salur-
day anu sunday, August 9th aud btn'
Emery, summit ami Uintah Stakes
--suuusy aud Monday, May 'tn anu
sth; anu Sunday anu Monday, August
sanpete end Star Valley Stakes
satufury anu SUNDAY, May l3sh anu
IAN; ana Saturday anu SUNDAY, Au'
gust 18th anu lSlh.
San Luis, Morgan and Bannook
Btake,-Sunday anu Monday, May
litn anu 18Th; and Sunday anu Moh'
day, August l3th and IAN.
san Juan Stak,--SAturdny anu sun
day, May goth anu 2lsl; anu saturday
and SUNDAY, August 1911 and 2Uth'.
Millard nnd SEWER 5takes--sunday
anu Monday, May 2lst and 22nd; anl
sunday anJ Monday, August 2Vth
and 2lst.
Pans uitch and snowflake Stakes
Sunday and Monday, May 2oth anu
.9tb; and Sunday aud MONDAY, Au'
gust - n and 18th.
Davis 5ttke-Saturiay and SUNDAY,
Juue 3fd AMI 4tb; aud SATURDAY anu
Sunday, September md anu 3ru.
Kanap and st. John Stakes--Sundhy
aud Monday, June 18th anu btu; anu
Sunday ami Monday, September Srd
and 9TH.
~. George, Malad and st. Joseph
Stakes--Suuday and Monday, yune
llih and 18th; aud sunday anu Mon
day, September 10Th and llth.
CAssia, PsrOwan and Maricopa
Stakes Sunday and Monday, June
18Th anu 1911; and Sunday aud Mon
Jay, September 18th and 18th.
Beaver Stake-5aturdny and sun
day, June cath and Goth; and Saturday
anu Sunday, september 23rd aud 2itn'
+. ID. RICHARDS,
JOSEPH 4. SMITH.
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Some Short Orders.

Judge Zane yesterday afternoon
made the sutIoinod orders:
James Spiilett ct al.; motion TO Tetax
and dissllow costs arguei aud submit.
ted.
Benedict Forester vs.. J. NJ. Ken.
nelly ct al; demurrer Withdrawn anu
twenty dnys 10 answer.
Arthur Meads W. James Thompson
ct al.; motion for new trial argued anu
submitted and case dismissed US to
defendant Maggie Is. Thomsou; Jgdg.
ment against other defendants 10
stand.
White River Loan & Savings com.
pany VIZ. II. j. Burreston; demurrer
ovorrullru anu five days to anawer.
Nj. II. Coffin vs.. 5. A. Campbell ct
nj; demurrer to amended answer argued
and submitted.
Catherine Lail vs.. the Herald Pub.
liahing company; demurrer Ovorruled.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

ps D. q. uf"Hs sIHyE Asn nutis THEarurvr I.
. Ut1 o. NfH"fIa UIHfrHa. ta hfufHl.Ia. naHftHhH,
hffiuas tfa'sH -sHid ~ slaIg - ias1a.s, Wssffu'
rIsfff, dHsf l..h rfrHaiHre uN Afs nafr be- e. tsa
rfInH 80 81 IHH|H NFaHUHtaH hH over Htsffln q
luIHt sir. uHHI.H uHHtafnt a. ~ il BY nell W
taafsaYe dt lt.Htti1 isat HfiH o. huHes sih IS
vi tu1 Hftu sc HHfaH tHf.Hi 90 H1frH uuafa
b. .rl ~ l.artu, rftlA - o. aaa "a Mails russs
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The Girl We All Love.

You will find she Is frank, girlish,
with an old.inshisned sentiment,
charmingly developed, which recog.
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