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The sun., 1894-03-24
GOOD FRIDAY.
Impressive Services In n, N ~ Catholic sad
Episcopal Charehe-.

Episcopal Churshe-.
There were special services yesterday In all
the Roman Catholic Protestant Episcopal and
Lutheran churches In commsmoration OF the
Passion. and some churches Of other denomi-
nations also held services In observance Of
Good FRIDAY. The ritual in all was marked by
solsmnity and impressivensss. In the morn
ing tho bad weather kept many away from the
services. but with the coming Of sunshine In
the afternoon the faithful turned out In such
force that most OF the churcbss were crowded.
Tho services ct st Patrick's Cathedral and
the Church Of st. Francis Xavier wsre A.
usual. the most impressive. and the crowd at
each church was very large At ST. Pstrick's
the figures about the altar were shrouded In
purple and the oruclnx In black. The services
began In the morning with the singing OF the
Passion ~ the ten men and seventy boys OF
Prof Gnssrsr After a. ssrmon and prayers
came the solemn ceremony Of the " unvsiling
sal.a "a h' on and TIE Giasa siS.. e1xs.'n %s p.s:i
&. :D s1 H sDrn sadf on and . Zach sSo.
:SS :ss t. hss shs .dSa:
srSess:ion the si.rsy vent tS ,hs altar q the
S:sn Sn sonsserstsa on Holy Thursa.s. Ia tns
AFTERNOON tue Ouleo OF tno IouoDEB was colo-
brated. including the singing OF the Lam entA-
tions OF Jeremiah, the MiseIere Of Allegri. and
the Benedictus Dominus Deus Israel. The
choir was composed Of 200 mixed voices.
At 81 Francis XAvier's the service OF the
Three Hours Agony" began ct noon. The
chaneel was handaom ely decorated with palms
and roses and lilies. In front OF the altar there
was q large heart OF rcd roses- The twenty
two cAndelAbra about the altar we're lighted.
and the whole ohAncel Was blazing with light
The rest OF the church was dark. In the even
ing the Tensbre was chAnted, and there was
OKAne,
The service Of the Passion was held at Trim
ity Church from noon to 3 O'clock. II opened
with the singing OF the VenI Creator By the
choir OF forty men and boys Then followed
meditation on the SAytours seven words from
the cross and several hymns.
At the Church Of 81. Mary the Virgin the SER
vices began at $3.50 A. NJ. with the stations OF
the Cross At 10 o'clock thare was mathis at
1890 the Rsproaehes. and At noon, the Three
Brown. the rector. Intonsd the Litany., There
WAS q choir Of forty men and boys. who sang
without the accom- pAniment OF the organ.
The other churches which were cd by
elaborate services were 'St. IgnAtius's. st.
Georges. the Church OF the Holy Trinity. 81
Chrys sos toms. st. Bartholomew's. the Church
Of the Rsdeemsr. the Church Of the Trans
fguIAtion. Trinity Chapel st, Agnes's Chapel.
South Church.
The sun., 1894-03-24

Earded themselves as greatly benefited and
some OF them as permanently cured Of dis
eases Of tho kidney and urinary organs. By the
use Of Warmers Safe Cure. Ihavs known, too.
Of its being used In similar eases By physicians
Of the highest character and standing. lido
not doubt that II has great virtue This treat
msnt. want In the interests OF humanity. to
recommend"
niss gratifying fa~ttsst many minister, o,
the highest standing. are giving careful atten-
ton to those things that concern the physical
welfare Of their people. Their work in the
field OF charity and all lines that can aid in tn,
wellbeinR Of humanity. cannot be 90 m m ended
too highly. and It is with pleasure that we pre-
sent the above clear and truthful statement
for the benefit OF all readers.-Adr.
The sun., 1894-03-24
10 BE DEDICATED TOMORROW
Fourth fressyteri.r Chsreh's New Eaiss,
L. West Ead Avenue


The new edihce. at West End avenue and
Ninety-hrst street. Of the Fourth Presbyterian
church. OF which tho Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Kerr
is pastor. will be dedicated tomorrow. The
hex DR.. Theodore l. Cuyler and the Rev. DR..
Charles A. stoddart will take part in the form al
services In the morning and DR.. John Hall will
preach In the evening. There will also be SER
vices on Monday and Tuesday evenings. and
on Wednesday evening the ladies Of the
church VIII give receptiop. The recital OF
ths Te Deum by pastor and people will
me Fourth Presbyterian Church was organ
building. was In Nassau street, near Maiden
lane, Its second. which. although OF wood
was larger and more pretentious was built on
me same site In 1904 its third edifce. at
was built In 1924 In 1852 the consreea.
ton took possession OF the building at
Grand and Crosby streets, which the
Scotch Church abandoned when it moved
up town. From 1887 until very recently
the Fourth Presbyterian Church has been
IN Ihlrty fourth street. lust west OF broadway,
us new sdihce 10 as much an advance archi-
teotSnraiiy nSy and otherwise on its Immediate
limestone. Its tower is to be surmounted by
. stesple sixty feet high. In the tower is a
self Winding solf-illuminating clock. regu-
lated directly from the National Observatory
In Washington. The chapel adJoining the
church in Ninety-hrst street contains . GYM
nasium and . kitchen.
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Mr.. w.l,. Tlrown IRON ~ IC.rr,,..

RAILWAY. March 23.-Mrs W. Waite OF Lin
den avenue. this city. and her eoschman were
injured at the Main street crossing Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad this morning. A fast
line wsst-bound freight train Was approach
ing the gates were down. and the horse had
Peen stoppsd 70 ayait the passage Of the train.
setting the carriage and throwing the oceu-
pants out on the curbinR. Mrs Waite had her
arm FRACTURED and received numerous bruises.
She suffers also from shock. She IL the mother
9t Erskine Waite, an artist. formerly OF Brook
The vehicle was wrecked.
The sun., 1894-03-24
A New Old DsmIaIon Hoa,.

The new Old Dominion steamship James,
town. which was launched last December at
Chester. Pa, arrived here yesterday from the
yard Of her builders. Roach & Sons. barring
the Morgan liners that ply between this Pc ort
and New Orleans she probably will he tho
steel, 10 80 feat long. a. feet broad and ~
feet 81 inches deep She has two steel masts an 4
IL schooner rugged. Her engines are triple sI
Dansion. with high. Intermediate. and low
pressure eIjindeTs messur ng respeeiiyolT =.
about sixteen knots. She has accom- m cd Ations
for 100 cabin and 40 storage HAssengeIG
The sun., 1894-03-24
Hsasat P,rfora..s. sr- T.aaA.u .r.~

The performance Of TannhAussr" at the
Metropolitan Opera House on April for the
Osnsht fund OF the German PTsss Club will be
q noteworthy event Mr. Walter DAmFoseh
10 directing the rehsaTsals and giving special
Ittsntion TO the completion Of all details. The
East Will include MAteFnA kosrt- KTOAOld,
knton Sehott Conrad BehESns. and StsEsT.
There vii be chorus OF sixty voices. The
stage settings will be elaborate and complete.
osrs and Is prosperous and useful orgAniEa-
aon OF neWspapsr men. The proceeds Of the
building lundk
The sun., 1894-03-24
H.Ia Up by rsrss sI.,,y M.,

RED BANK. March 23-Georgs Wood. Jr.. one
OF tho Board OF Commissioners OF this town.
was held up last night by three men near the
PLACE where Lizzie Farrell was killed. He
pulled out a pistol and the men retired. This
morning. while passing the New York and
Long Long branch RAILROAD station, he saw the
lsnt 20 the county jail at Freehold. ON thu
way they told Policeman James Walsh that
they we're simply going TO ask Mr.. Wood VIII ere
theJ could hnd q place to sleep Mr.. Wood
drew pistol on them and they went and slept
In . freight car.
The sun., 1894-03-24
HaaEsa aIassIT ..I,A ~. s..r.

ooDEssBURa. NY. March 2a-Waltsr French.
an EngiishmAn. 50 ysGrs Of age. vas found
hanging dead In his room At the DslAek House
this morning. French took : scarf and mads
nooss. which he placed about his neck, and
AttAehsd the other end to the bsdstsSd Hs
thea placed himself In : reclining positIon.
With ss much 81 hls sslkht Is DoSalbIs stfSIa-
Ing the neoss. ~ health y ths o1ly esasS thSs
can be assigned
The sun., 1894-03-24
FOaaa Dad Uad-r H,. wr.sL.a WACO.

KINGSTON, N. Y. March 23-Aiva Clearwater.
aged 10. was found dead on the Hurley Noun
tain road, six miles from this city. at about o
SsaSS stans ls ws1nn Sr sSms d ums last night his
iced box which he used for q seat Was found
l{ing across his back, and on top OF this lay
Was drowned In . brook close ky. the other
horse falliag on II q nd pinioning It's head fast
The upper horse will also die.
The sun., 1894-03-24
NO LOCAL TAXES THIS YEAR

North Bergen Township Has EaouEh Money
Left Over 10 kaa Hts Government.
Charles Pinnell. clerk OF the township OF
North Bergen. Hudson county. n. j.. has
issued q circular to taxpayers giving the grati-
fying Information that 1t will not be necessary
TO raise any local taxes this year. The town
ship has lett over from previous years $1,000
IoT the repair OF township Toads. S4OO for the
$1,000 for the Fire Department, 500 for the
Health Department and 50. 900 for current ex-
penseS This Is all the money that will be re-
have to be raised for school and county pur-
poses. but the amount will be very small as
there Is q balance on hand OF ! ,ti57 for school
tAxes and u. 934 for county taxes
The sun., 1894-03-24

CORTLAND. n Y. March 23.-Ths Cortland
Howe VsHtiIAtinE Stove COMPANY OF this place
will start up their foundry With nearly . full
force on Monday nsxt. after having been shut
dosn since early Last December The indus
trJ Is one OF the most important In Cortland,
and starts up again to nll orders already re-
eslEed for the fall trade
Wick wire BTothsTs msnSs wire Wsa wing
and night number Of the WAlon fAetoriss
are also running with tWo-thirdS or more Of
thslT uauAl loFcaA
The sun., 1894-03-24
A rAn.a.IpAI. A,nI.,, 10 TrouhI..

PHILADELPHIA. March 23-LAursston +. L.
Pynehon. well-knOWn amateur athlete and
member Of the sehuYlkill Navy A. e., who was
arrested yesterday upon the charge OF larceny
was this morning held in 5000 bail for a
further hearing. PynehOn IL alleged 10 have
been guilty Of numbeT Of robbsTlsg Of monSy
and IeWelry from the lockers OF members
while the latter were exercising in the GYM
The sun., 1894-03-24
s-v. ,Ls Coaasll-.. 60, sI.OOo.

OMAHA. March 2a-Aeting under the ord srs
Of court the Mayor has delivered up the in
formation concerning alleged bribsry by an
electric light company Of Couneilmen. This
George Spscht. to the effect that CouneilmAn
Christian snseht RECEIVED 81 600 from the
Ihompson, Houston Electric Light Com pany
once
The sun., 1894-03-24

At yssteTdaJ's meeting Of the New York
Board OF Fire Underwriters the Boards gold
medal for saving life was presented to Fire
Patrolman Owe nDaly The medal IL awarded
poly in cases Of unusual hsroism in which life
pave Tsssiyed II are iAtTolman John Lake.
Lieut. Thomss MsCAnn. CAPT. fredeEgk
AeEs utssaRL co yssteLdAy.a lEssshlatlan
The sun., 1894-03-24

George c. Weber. mAnufSetursr OF burial
easksts and undsrtGksrs' supplies At AZ Bond
street made an assignment yesterday TO Lu-
sisa 4 Bayliss. giving preferences for 81 497.
VIM. y. Winters. dealer In new and second
hAad bOOks At q Fourth avenue. has made an
Assignmsntto George RobsEtson
George W. Claim. doing business a. George
w. CiAnin 4 ca, dealer In novelties al 122
~ Nassau stFsii: maa9 a. 4sslEamsnt Yesterday
and assets kpdeT ~. sou
The sun., 1894-03-24
Mstlsr ..a a.sy Tlro~a Ero. . C.,r,...

While driving through Bay Shore Thursdsy
evening. Mira HAMPTON BsniAmin's horse took
fright ana darted away oysrturning the car
TiAks. MIA BENJAMIN and her infant child
we're picked % unconscious and carried into
the lsmeny House near by Mrs. BENJAMIN
speedily reeoEersd. but II was some time be-
fore her child regAined e0nSeiOusnssL The
little one was seriously Injured
The sun., 1894-03-24
Mar DsyIa.,. rIuaE. In,e ,h. Wat.r.

Mary Dsyins. the 1s.yeAr-oid daughter OF
Charles Dsyine, who lives on the Bay Ridge
shore, near the foot OF Ninety-sixth street. re-
Gently ran away from her home. and when
brought back refused 10 give any EXPLANATION
suicide by plunging from the bulkhead In
front Of her home into the bay. Her father
jumped after her and rescued her with di1i-
The sun., 1894-03-24
a TEnr. Attempt .. sulsIa..

Joseph Amslek, . boarding house thief who
was sentenced to the Trenton State prison for
. year for escaping from the Essex county
psnitsntiary, attempted on Thursday night 10
stIAngls himself with his hand erehief In his
cell In Newark. He said. when prevented that
be would rather die than 20 to state prison.
The sun., 1894-03-24
Flasa 90 BsIsnEIag te 3 Col Csasla..

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March 23-J. N. OVsrton.
a member Of the Nashville Coal and Trust
Company. was yesterday convicted in the
Criminal Court and heavily fined for entering
the pTies OF coal This 10 the fret conviction
under the new Tennessee Antitrust Law.
The sun., 1894-03-24

HEwBURaH. March "a - Patrick Delany. .
Sell-knoWn manufacturer here. vas Knocked
down by two footpAds In the street near his
worth $50 and $50 or $40 In nOasS No clue.
The sun., 1894-03-24
Fousd Dead Ia = BAH Hous,.

Isrsal HllArd. a young Jew. was found dead
early yesterday morning in a bath house at
taehed to the lodging house at 02 Attorney
street Deputy Coroner Donlin performed an
autopsY and discovered that the man had
one time fuTrisr. For the past lew months
he had wandered from place 10 place and had
The sun., 1894-03-24

EmerEeaeT F"oa ReeeIpt--
Charles Stewart Smith. Treasurer o. the FL
nance Committee OF tho Emergency Fund to
give relief by work. reports that S55. .625 70
WAS received up to March - from the follow
ing contributors:
The sun., 1894-03-24

An entertainment was given at Blooming
dale Asylum yesterday afternoon. under the
direction OF Mra W. J. seanlan. Tho pro-
gramme consisted Of nine pieces. those who
took part having volunteered their services.
Augustus Piton acted As stage manager. This
programme folloWs:
The sun., 1894-03-24

Company l. ssysHty-aTsg EsSlmsnI Capt Waldo
sPEASus. viii hold lie AAnuAl satsTiAiRmsat ARd ball
~ Central Opera HOuss, on Thursday sEsatnG March
"a Company Q. Capt fTAHeiL Wiu give = dramatic
entertainments a. tAs LsEihEt0n Avenue opera Houss
The sun., 1894-03-24

Ths Ninth Regiment will sOoa IppsAE Wllh white
trimmings on its uniform Instead Of the present blue
aud to eject this the different PAhss wiu turu in
their 1AifoEms neat Hssk
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-06

RlcHlANp, Mo- Feb g. James Os-
torn. tine young slayer of Charles De
berry was arrested at Stratford and de-
hyered to the Camden county officers
and is now IN Jail at Linn Creek. Davy
Armstrong. held as accessory to the
murder waived preliminary examina-
ton and is held under $1,000 bond for
MS appearance at the May term of
court a strong effort was made to
commit him To Jail without bail.
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Deaf and bumb and Blind Institute for
COIOred Youths.

20 barrels full patent -four; barrel Texas or
Louisiana inoies-es; 3 barrels lranulat ID gu.
ga.; barrel srits; l00 Us rice, 2no lbs black
ey ed peas: 600 lbs navy beans; 100 lbs bacon
ellies: 3OO lbs hams. weigh from IT, to IA lbs
COTE, (R j. lack fine ait; ! sack .oar.e
sat: 200 lbs eval GRATED apples; case, 3 III can
tomatoes; cases can corn; Gases Eupion oil;
boxes LIZ s-rs best soap, boxes Fox's
>,a en-; ~ cords dry split oak wood: TO cords
dry split cedar wood; 10 tons cid original
Ne Alester coal
Dry Goods.
bolts of unhleachad domestic; > bolts OF
co!ionade; bolt. of III blea he'd drill ing; s
bolts ot unbleached sheeting. boxes white
thread No. 30; boxes white thread, No 80; 3
boxes white thread, No. 40; 3 bolts toweliug; ?
bolts table c,o.h, (red.;3 bolts cotton check.
JOHN ID. McCAII.
Comptroller.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-06
NEWS IN BRIEF.

,.,, Rose. a watchman at Chicago,
vas murdered.
1onis Pagan was held up at Dallas,
rax and robbed by highwaymen.
1obn z. Brewster, a we'll known turf
IAN died at Chicago.
seattle Wash. offers $50, 900 for the
f-orbett- Jackson fight.
Ex.Mavor W. c. Conner of Dallas,
rs, has gone to Washington to see
cleveland. 1t is thought he is looking
after the Dallas postoffice.
7 C.. Jones. drummer, suicided at
paris Tex by shooting himself.
n B. Barr at st. Louis attempted to
sold dead infant for three days house
rent.
great religious revival is going on
al Usage City, Kan
Fire destroyed nearly half million
dollars worth of property at Omaha,
Eeb.
Near Fredonia, Ky. George Il
cu;ft a prominent citizen was fatally
stabbed by his son.
Chas. A. Darr of Toledo has brought
anti fol divorce for the third time
against the same woman
Suit has been filed at Topeka agains,
.be bondsmen of ex-lndian Agent Isaac
" Patrick on account of an alleged
shortage,
John Allen, wealthy farmer mean
Riverside, Ala. was murdered by tive
negroes and adou BILE lynching is threat
aned.
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Presidential Nominations.

"AslIlNGToN. Feb G. The president
sent the following nominations to the
Senate.
Morris R Degraw. receiver of public
moneys at Springfield, Mo.
august Zehring of Cuyohoga, O.,
SVnec'or for the eastern district of
Sohn + Miller, attorney for the west
e'n district of Missouri.
r. Games o SHELBY. marshal for the
western district of Missouri.
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LAFAYETTE. Ind Feb G-In attempt
ing to kindle fire with coal oil
Blanche Loveless. the 11-year-old
Daughter of John Loyeless of Clark :
mn, was fatally burned by her cloth
ing igmting IN the explosion which fol
iowed her attempt. She was alone at
Inc time and was Unconscious when
found by her mother.
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station Agent Robbed.

sEpALlA. Mo, Feb G.-While tina
agent of the Chicago and Alton rail
way was sitting in the ticket office OF
the company at Higginsville a masked
stranger entered and at the point of a
revolver demanded all the cash in his
custody. The agent was taken by snr-
mise and was forced to hand over
1866 when the robber departed.
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STATE LlNATIC ASYLUM.
Groceries.

Fresh beet best in market, lall round free
neck ana shank to be delivered in such quan'
titles as desirei .,0pO lbs bacon Gear SIDES ;
ear; l.Oulbs coffee; 5000 lbs rice; > 900 lbs
gIits 1000 lbs oat meal 80 lbs lump
starch o;oyan; l,0o0 lbs eYaporated apples
luOJ lbs dried grapes lol lbs baking
nnyyder: 100 lbs black tea. 100 lbs
nreen tea SEQ lbs chewing lobaaco; 900
lbs blach eyed peas; 10 lbs navy beans, J POI
lbs Lima beans ! 800 lbs bayG beans wv lus
les thar i've years od); , BIDS pickles; l'hl>
coal oil tWhitewnierl 900 Us halns lArnouI
Il Swift',l; gross sapolio; 30 dol proomsI5
s.,in,. T. doz mon handles samples required
tin,S ,h laundry soap; ~ bills best high putenl
-r"nr. 10 Nh, best halt patient llonr $50 tons
nrjninnl Old McAlestcl coal
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COAFEDER ATE HOME.

"A barrels full patent fl 'nr, sacks best Rio
conee 10 barrels standard gran al ,red sugar;
1900 lbs short. eaI side bAc N 1000 lbs unc. n
vased hams. II lbs average 2tl-rces best leaf
lard; o. lbs beef. light hind qu arter delivered
daily ns wanted. II case Trophy tom "a ocs or
equa u cases Nuusen's cprn, or equal: cases
&C tch oa's: Is cases, Dozier y crackers 10
10 green tea imperial fun cream chee. es
l7h lbs Drummond's natutBl leaf tohacco. l15
b. Stnr navy tobacco: ~ lbs ID ike's IN Y. are
eemo king tobacco; % lbs Fashion plug cut 10
boNes Boston di ummer soap. barrel of sal
soda.
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LOUISVILLE. Feb, 6 VIM. Haunez,
wel-to-do farmer living at Friar's
Hill. near Anchorage. Ky, was found
dead in his field His body was nor
rby torn and it was partially covered
BY fragments of stumps. Mr.. Haumea
was engaged i'll extracting stumls
with dynamite. He was preparing -
blast when it exploded prematurely
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Dry Goods,

wards fruit of the loom hleached domestic Il
dozen linen towels 200 yards linen crash towel
ing; 6 dozen large white napkins, 80 yards
marble oil cloth; dozen rubber lOi sheets
II dozen balbriggan ladies hose, duzen lO-i
bed spreads 100 yards red oil calico; dozen
30. Y, - dozen No. 36, 90 dozen No. iOand :
dozen 40 30 white spool cotton. lContsl ~
dozen mems half hose; dozen mems calf bro.
gnlis: :, dozen Jeans pants, tasstd sizes; 800
wards uuheachcd drilling. 800 yards best hicko
~ shrting; dozen mems neglige shirts It"
wards table dnmask.
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CHICAGO, Feb. G-During a fire il
IN, me Star hotel man supposed to be
William Dill was burned to death He
was drunk when shown to his room
anu caused the fire by upsetting kero-
Gene lamp The damage to the hotel
amounted to $1,000.
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Dry Goods

COO yds Island domestic 'oo yd- lIeached
1,,rostic. 1000 yds cheviot 10 yds 1iowii
dns aoyd- ss so',a tor. pads r,1 % w ya' ca
lco-si n,ls.,s lick; 100 yds Finch brown
S Sa;tsl Io' 100 yds - inch bleach dome,tic;
leeag 700 s o Irew0 v1 see eo96a de- y to6
Wnite , nm" SEQ vd. linen crash r. DO hne!
yG, scnrni,l,ius Gdol linen towels: ~ do/ lali1s
n ,oie No =! t. $o 4 ,,dg INC E
nandhe,i' y" r0Is marble oil cloth: dol men :
- 10 a' ~" shocs-No 9 - dol can pr"
low qNV%,m,' 4" n; 30 doz mons hali nose 'o@
sn.nennNr..
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NEW York, Feb 6-The National
federation of Labor of America will
banquet w Blake, a member of parlia
uent from South Langford, Ireland.
Wednesday, He sails for his home next
Sunday
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The American Explorer safe.

,b 1ANzlBAR. Feb. 6.-Aster Chanler.
he sa nnlerlcan explorer. is reported to
i, a sa'e and on his way to the coast. He
'Apected home on Feb. 10.
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isaul, Note Forgery.

Tur HAGrE. Feb 6. An enormous
forgery of bank notes has been nm,
earthed here Eight men, including
the leader. have heen arrested. Notes
to the value of $22,, 600 have been
seized
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'Na''oni,t> arrested In Massachusetts.
LOW IiL. Feb 6. Three Salvationist-
.'o arrested here for obstructing tho
c, nee's after repeated warnings, A
t,owu OF 1000 gathered at the court to
near the case
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savings Bank Snsnended.

inr. 10y lsvlLE Feb. .6-The Dime Saw.
sasn. oank Of this city clos d its door.
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Smbo, what's your opinion of travelling by railway and
:Now you're tskin' boss Good gracious! tole dere
heap yous happen
when you's she and
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