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The evening world., 1894-06-16

Charles Hanschel, jr., and Richard
Webber. jr., are the sort of sons thnt
men are proud to own. They have heid
reserved seats In their manly hearts foP
the sick babies for several weeks: now,
they. intend to do something FOR ,shslr
comfort f1SN tfTFs
Ali by their energetic little ssivss
these young philanthropists have A.
given at orpheus Hail. III East oSs
Hundred and Twenty-fourth street.
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, for fh0
The tickets arc printed on goid-cclorsl
card board. Admission is Is cents ,an4
the best seats In the hall arc only &
ef sood tSnses and Il haf sne
are realized the entertainment will ~
the grandsst kind OF a success and the
ensrS w BE e sreatg ssnsed r.v ThS
In the vulgar enjoyment of almost per
feet health, get faint-hearted every time
they think of their downtown friends.
not lot to S be st able to iiv. e Il sicseninr S H 9
them. or course men outside OF the
medical profession are not supposed 70
ew sns thsse nnier. aSGs' spe g d
man Charles Hanschel, r.. SAID TO- ylre-
sssr%s sfSs tSsm Rssssa soos ssS h,essrd ssa
'"All right, let's" That's the was the
benefit began.
Don't forget anything. Orphsus ran
In on One Hundred and Tweuty-fcuFth
street, between Second and Third ave-
nues. Monday is the day and the e1S-
tertainment will begin at s o'clock sk&rp.
1t will do you good to be there.
Collected By AnnA,
| To the Editor: tgf
Please IND inoiossd 81. which I collected a.
my friends for the Sick Babies' Fsnd
ANNA VAN wART. eleven yeArs ~,
$40 East Twenty-sishth strssG
From the r. @. b.
To the Editor:
Inclosed nnd 10 cents for the Sick Bahiss yunA
II is from our society. the p. q. Q. ,ss
THE MEMBERS OF THE =. a. o..
s2 Garden street. Hoboksn. n. =
From Little Julia.
To the Editor: ~
Inclosed please nnd 81. the same 10 BE- 90
for the Sick Babies Fund. LITTLE JULIA.
In Baby Rebecca's Name.
To the Editor:
Please acknowledge receipt Of q under d, nssns
OF Baby Rebecca. I DO not With my mama d
appear. This IL for the Sick Bsbiss rund
wish II could bs doubled thousands Of tines & i.
TINE NORMANbrH
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BIRTH OF BASEBALL.
The First Game Played IS Years
Ago--vigilants Races.

Now that the sporting season Ia we'll
under way. The Sunday world' will
be found repiete with news and special
stories on all phases OF outdoor life
The bicycle. yacht. gun. fshing-r rod.
baseball. horse and all agents OF mans
pleasure Will be written up In full
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The following letter explains itself:
SOAP CO.:

desire thank publicly for the prompt payments
500 1 weeks contest
Both your Company and your soap strangers to when
entered the competition but feel that have become acquainted
My with honorable f but with the best toilet soap have
used MARCUS LEE
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Successful competitors for Wednesday,.
June 18th. and whose names are given above.
will please call at the office of BUTTERCUR
SOAP co. and sign receipts and receive Gold
awaiting them.
The evening world., 1894-06-16

A Faded.Out, Snuff-Colored Complexion
Is generally fault the owner and serious fault
for without fine flesh texture and healthy tint there is
no beauty.
You May Have Complexion
Of Snow and Carnations
Fyou will but only possible through that kind Of
cleanliness that is akin to Goodness.
You Can't Be Clean
Without daily BATH Not little wash with small
rag, but thorough from head to foot with
GENEROUS use Of soap and water-PURE soap and
water.
At Night Is the Best Time.
For the dust and dirt Of the day not nice bed
fellows Use Buttercup Soap for night service and
watch results RESULTS THAT'S THE TEST
Be Very Careful
To choose always PERFECTLY PURE soap-one
hundred per cent pure is none too good for you-and
that's
Buttercup-The New Beauty Soap.
Mater Water and Pure Soap!
Warm Water and Buttercup Soap!
Make this the first article Of your cosmetic creed and
nature will bring you quick reward. Wash off the
snuff-coored skin-make way for the rose and ala
baster
Buttercup, the Ideal Beauty Soap,
Is prepared for the test
The evening world., 1894-06-16

Collected By AnnA,
To the Editor. tlf
Please ind inciossd 81. which collected ~
my friends for the Sick Babies' Fund.
ANNA VAN wART eleven yeArs o1d.
| $40 East Twenty-ei6hth strSSG
The evening world., 1894-06-16
From the r. @.

rEo" she - ~. y
To the Editor:
Inciosed ind 10 cents for the Sick Babiss vunA
II 10 from our society. the r. q. o. 49, "a ~
THE MEMBERS OF THE .. a. 4.
s27 Garden street. Hoboksn. n. =
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A pemensed Woman.

WAsHAGToa- Jan 3-A woman of medium height, dressed in dark clothes, whose talk seems to indicate that her mind is slightly unbalanced, was ar rested at the White House anl confined in the first precinct station house. Her appearance at the White House was not surprise to the officers there as Captain Dexter on Saturday had re- ceived d letter from her announcing that she would be on hand yesterday to take possession Of the White House She did not go there, she said, to see the president, but merely to see one of his representatives, and they seeing that she was not right in her mind had her taken away. To the station keeper she gave her name as Mrs. E. J. Losey, over 40 years of age and d widow Her residence is in this city.
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Haaled Down the American Flag.

QUEBEC, Jan. 3.-Senator Lasse, who represented Canada as chief commis- sioner at the Worlds fair, was enter tained Friday night at banquet at St. Lawrence hall, Montreal, in honor of his services to Canada at Chicago Pre- sumably because of the flag under which the fair was held, if not because the American flag is generally seen at Canadian public demonstrations with those of England, France and Canada, the decorator had placed the stars aud stripes with the others immediately be- hind the head of the table. Scarcely had the guests entered when loud de- mand was made for the removal of the American flag, and in response to the order of those present and amid loud applause and without a single protesta waiter hauled down the piece of bunt- ino
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Nsasbe.
 Peter Amos Dunn .......... Reddick Anderson Cornelius Griffin ..... Benjamin Howard Phineas Innings .... Ralph Livingstone Jefferson TomlSns (art enthusiast .......
 ..........., .-.........-. Frank Lea short Parker G SiloX .... ..... Robert Irving Coroline Dunn Peters wife)....-Jose stotfer nelen 1flihn illlian DIN Beatrice Silox....... ............#.. Daisy Mayer Medicine Milton tnew nursery gov.
 Mary, parlor maid .. Lottle Hollywood Nobe widow of the late Amphion, King
 or Thebes Marguerite Fealy
 The Paultons, who are the authors, or rather say tlae adapters sof Ermine. are sinsgalalilg successful lin their work They understand the art of nirth-povoking As Ermine lis an adaptation fr0n Robert Maeaire, so is Niobe constructed on the idea furnished by the old comedy of Pygmalion and tiaaAtea- The work is modern and aeeoiapiisles its purpose. It produces laughter Mesers Abbott X Tillotson. the pro pidetors, have secured ss competent company and their production last night was worthy of a better house.
 Mr Anderson as Peter Amos gsunn" was funny. His makeup was good and his conception of the part 0thordoX He is an actor and details at his hands received the proper at tention. q thing which is oi the greatest importance, but whichis so often neglected Miss Lillian Dix played a thankless part, but played ii we'll 1t is no reflection upon the lady to say she looked the part, for she is an artist i'll make up, as well as stage business. Her conception was satisfactory. Miss Julie F. Ring made charming Hattie, and the rebelliouS school girls always taking with an audience. Miss Fealy is we'll known and her interpretation of
 NiobeN was artistic and consistent
 The audience, though not up to average iii size was very appreciative The crowd evidently went there ex- peetin9 to laugh and it was not dis appointed, 4 word of praise is due the players for the conscientious manner in which the work was done. h spite of the small house acomplete and finished performance was given. Those wbo failed to put in an ap- pearance last night missed a treat in the comedy line
 Lillian Lewis, in new play, is nn- derlined to the Opere-house carly next month.
 Lawrence Hanley, once leading man with Edwin Booth(not in Aus tralial, and the idol of the New York matinee girl, will produce the well known piece, entitled The Playerx at the opera-house in March. 2 \
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4 VERY SWELL AFFAIR.
Che srarriage of Miss whitlng aud Sem
 atsr Faulkner at Hampton

Htsr Faulkner at Hampton
 RICHMOND. Jan. 3. At the home of Miss Virginia Whiting at Hampton, Va. the beautiful young lady who IS to marry Senator Faulkner of West Virginia today, everything is stir and hustle preparatory for the nnptialeyent. The wedding rousseau is ready and ia- cluies such gowns and costumes as have never before been seen ill Hamp- ton The wedding costume alone cost S1000. The love affair of Miss Whiting and the senator is quite romantic. DIX months ago they met at the home of Senator Faulkner's brother, where Miss Whiting. with several girl friends, was visiting. It was a&ase of love at first sight. Senator Faulkner is wid- over, his wife having died three years ago, leaving him five children. He Is q comparatively young man, being 4d years old. while his bride is 25. We'd ding gifts are arriving i'll large num- bers at the Whiting residence. The senator will present complete silver service. It is i'll low Japanese style n hammered silver Kirby came over with special designs and the service was made to order. Mrs. Faulkner, the senator's mother. has sent nest Of cut glass and rare bric-a-brac is con- stantly arriving Twenty-three hun eired invitations have Teen issued out side of Hampton.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Programme For the Week Not
 Yet Arranged.
BIG FIGHT AHEAD IN THE HOUSE

The Tariff and the Hawaiian Question
 May Both Figure Iu the Proceedings
 Before Safurday-The Oniy Important
 Measure Before the Senate Is the Fed-
 eral Election BiIi
 WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-The pro cramme in the house for this week has not been definitely arranged, but it is probable that the tariff and Hawaiian questions will both figure. The tariff debate will commence as soon as the house reconvenes. The Democratic member of the ways and means com mittee have not yet decided upon the limits which will be set for the debate, but the Democratic leaders seem to be- lieve that 1t ought not to run more than two weeks-four days for general de- bate and 10 days for debate under the 5-minute rule. At the very outset of the tariff debate, however, 1t will be antagonizei by the Republicans, who will come forward on the Hawaiian matter. Mir. Boutelle of Maine served notice that as soon as congress recon vened he would call up the resolution which he introduced and which he maintained was of a privileged charac- ter. The question as to it's privileged nature was held in abeyance by the speaker, to be passed upon as it form ally came before the house. In order to prevent embarrassment on this point, 1t has practically been decided by the Democratic leaders to allow the Hawaiian matter to be brought up in the shape of the McCreary substitute for the Hit resolution on Friday and to give that day and next Saturday for it's consideration.
 Whether the McCreary substitute, which condemns ex-Minister Stevens, will be passed or not is doubtful, the purpose at this time being only to give both sides an opportunity to ventilate their views in order to get this question temporarily out of the way so that the tariff debate can proceed uninterrupt- e0ly.
 It is not probab ble that the senate will really get down to close business ap- pllcation during the week, and some of the most experienced observers of the course of the senate under circumstan- ces similar to those which will sur rounded that body when it shall recon vene predicted that there will not be a quorum any part of the present week, ami that, therefore. no important busi- ness will be undertaken until Monday, Jan. s.
 The most important bill on the calen- dar is the Federal elections bill, and it is possible that it may be taken up for speechnlaking during the week.
 The outlook for legislation in the senate is not therefore very good either for the present week or for the imme- diate future. The senate will do com paratively little until the house sends the tariff and appropriation bills over.
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and navy should receive pay after their retirement from service than any other officer of any other de partment of the Government.
TRfBuYE TO BRECKENRIDGE.

Following is an extract from Mr. Cummings, in the New York Saa, on Hon C. R. Breckinridge
 Lacking the commanding pres ence of his father. he has all of his in- tellectual vigor. and is d more close and earnest worker and inVestiga- tor He is peculiarly adapted to service on the Ways and Means Com mittee. Here he is the lieutenant of Wm L. Wilson, it's chairman. There is probably no man in the country who has studied the question of rais- ing revenue more patiently and per sistcntlv than Ml.. Breekinridge. He has profitcd by the knowledge thus acquired, and the forthcoming bill will undoubtedly show his imprint. It is one thing, however, to acquire information and another to imDart it. Breckinridge is at home in both roles. Although not gifted with the magnificent voice of his father, he speaks clearly and enunciates his words perfectly, but the voice and the enunciation are no more clear than his arguments. They are stated eOneisely The dictiOn is perfect. Redundancy is not one of his quali- ties He makes his points stand out like stars on Il frosty night. and leaves them to produce their effect upon his hearers. in the coming fight over the tariff Mr. Breckiniidge will be prominent figure.
 Commenting on the above, Buck bajnss Free Sotah says:
 And this high and handsome and, we suppose, merited tribute reminds LIS that there is likely to come up in this State q spirited and determined contest against Mr. Breckinlidge in the coming campaign for his recent vote on the silver question, which would be virtually an opposition against the administration of Mr. Cleveland, and which we do not wish to see, because it could only result i'll strife and confusion, and paving of the way for certain Demo- cratic defeat ill the approaching Presidential contest l4et it go over to the national contest. when and where there may he q laifer contest, with d success OF defeat that may amount to something.
 No good would come to the Dem oefatie party in defeating either Mir. Cleveland or Mr Breckinridge. The Administration s course in passing the repeal bill is in thorough keef ing with the National Democratic platform adopted at Chicago, and we do not believe there is a true and loyal Democrat in the land who will go back on the action of the Ma tional Democratic Convention, or turn down and out . member of Congress because he has acted in obedience to the behests of that con vention. When the time comes you will see all opposition to Breckin- ridge pale into sinsignifcance. Breckinridge is a power on the stump, and he will thoroughly justify his vote on the repeal bill when he goes before the people of his district.
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Befter Than Being shot.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 3-It is now learned that instead of being shot for treason by reason of his part in the re. cent outbreak in the state of Guerrero, General Canuto Nerl is to be honored with the appointment of the state gov ernorship by the president The friends of General Neri have so great an in. fuence that it is said the president has decided to bestow the honors of an ex- ecutive upon the late insurgent leader, but it is not as yet announced where he will be placed.
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Have App-a3ed to Holxe spI,h

COLORADO SPRINGS. Jan, 3.-Settlers on the Freeman placer Cripple creek gold camp against whom decisien was recent V rendered by the land com missioner, ave appealed their case to the secretary of the interior. At least 2900 people who have settled on the ground ar made extensive improve nents are interested. as hy the former position they were busted from their homes
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A.preftx. Good Game.

CLINTON, Mo, Jan. 3. A man giving the name of Sheldon, and who claims to hail from Holden, took horse from the hitchrack in this city, put it in a stable and ordered it cared for. 4
 short time afterward he went to the stable and borrowed 8 from the livery man, giving the horse as collateral. As soon as the owner of the animal missel it lie instituted search for him, lo- cated him and the sheriff found the man who put the horse up and bor- rowed the money on him. The grand jury will attend to his case next week.
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THE receipts of cotton for tlis year up to January were A5,6il. For the same period last year our receipts were g, 556 It is noto- rious fact that there is plenty of corn and provisions in the country When these facts are considered the outlook is not so gloomy as some would have us believe.
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 lsrpA{i afZt,Ok1.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-The latest plan for immediately relieving the condition of the poor of New York is the idea of Nathan Strauss, the well known phi lanthropist. The proposition is to sup ply board at cost to all who may ap. ply for it. Mir Strauss experience ill connection with the coal yaris which he has established in this city leads him to believe that his bread plan is en- tirely practicable and that it will prove a great boon to the unemployed. He is now selling coal, wood and milk at cost to the poor.
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Now comes d report from New York to the effect that Blind Tom is held prisoner in a New Yorl, tenement house, and that the body identifed as his in the Johnstown flood was q case Of mistaken identity. As no strangers are allowed to see fhe prisoner who is supposed to be Blind Tom, we would caution our readers to accept the story with a good deal of allowance.
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netaI.ed For service Abroaa,

HoT SPRINGS, Ark, Jan. 3.--Dr. H. B. Fitts, who has been stationed at the army and navy hospital in this city for the past three years in the capacity of assistant surgeon has been detailed for service aboard the United States war vessel Essex, hartored at Norfolk, Va, as surgeon ill charge.
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neached HyookIyn safalv

BROOKLYN, Jan. 3 S-Fifty-one United States prisoners were brought up from Pars. Tex, in charge of United States Marshal Dickinson and eight deputies and lodged in the Kings county peni- tentiary. which has contract now for taking United States prisoners. Among the number are two Indians and two negroes. They are all serving terms for horsestealing and forgeries.
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REPRESENTATIVE BAILEy,of Texas.

REPRESENTATIVE BAILEY, of Texas,
 will introduce three bills in Congress fshortly to abolish the retired list of the judiciary, the army and the navy. Itis estimated that the sine cures on the retired list cost the Government s, 900, 900 year, and there is no more apparent reason
 Rliy officers Of the judiciary. army
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llesemea a Cnrnse.

NEW YoEK, Jan. 3.-Three houses on Hannah street, i'll Tompkinsyille, s. |. were burned. They were frame tene. ments, and occupied by Italians. In one house was the body of 8 man named Murphy, awaiting burial. The only entrance to this house was through an alleyway. and the firemen, at risk of life, rescued the body.
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TuE Republican members of the Foreign Affairs Committee have filed their minority report, which is severe arraignment of the Presi- dents Hawaiian policy But .censure from the Republicans is d Demo cratic badge of honor.
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Crashes Into a carr;a,

CHICAGO. Jan. 3-An inbound pas senger train on the Northwestern road struck carriage at Curtis street. smashing the vehicle and seriously in- turing John Long and Mrs. ]. H. Thompson, who were being driven to a funeral.
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Receiver For a Watch c.mn.n

CoLuMBUs, O.. Jan. 3.-phill;n IT Buck was appointed receiver of the Columbus Watch company on applica. ton of creditors. The assets are S4oo- GOO, liabilities Sa00. GOO.
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For Governor of Georeis

ATLANTA, Jan 3.-Hon. w. c. At kinson, chairman of the state Demo- cratic executive committee, has an nounced himself as candidate for gov ernor ct Georgia on distinct anti Cleveland platform. He will stump the state. He says the Democracy must stand on it's platform of 1899 in Georgia and must live up to it's pledges.
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TIE Popuhtes of Kansas are hag- ing a pretty howdy-do- Mary Yel- lin Lease refuses to be deposed from the Presidency of the State Board of Charities, and Gov. Leweilem is considerably perplexed. An the Populites want to hang themselves and make neat job of it is plenty x,f ,.opa
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TnE New York .saa is q chronic kicker It is the severest critic of the Administrations Hawaiian pol icy, and now 1t is pouring its male dictions upon the Democratic mem bers of the Ways and Means Com mittee But then, since the Spa supported Ben Butler in 1881 it has been without prestige or influence
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Freight rrains Collide

LAWRENCE, Kan. Jan. 3.-Rock Island and Union Pacific freights col lided here and five cars were burned. A conductor and one passenger are missing. Five persons were injured in the wreck
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F.ar killsd bod Fixe Iniured.

BOSTON, Jan. 3.-Four persons were killed and five wounded by prema- ture explosion of blast at Townsend and Washington streets in the Rox bury district yesterday.
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TIE municipal election in Mam phis takes place tomorrow, and how happy the readers of the Memphis dailies will be.
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TIE chief cause of tine hard times is that every fellow who has dollar is holding to it with a death grip. But this thing can't keep up always.
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TIE Commercial League should have every possible encouragement in it's efforts for the material up building of our city
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THE GRAPHIC accepts adceFtismg ,s dte dis,t'aet aad aaequieocal guaraa- Zee Aot as circulation in He cify qf P,ae B1a6 uad outside Qf Me city c Pine BluF $ gfeater hhda hat of o@y other doay published ia Pine Blaf.
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TIE official inquiry into the Louis vile bridge disaster begins next Monday The public will probably be no wiser than before.
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Closed by Judgments.

CHICAGO, Jan. a.-The Toy and Fancy Gooos company on Monroe street was closed by special confessions of iudpe. ment amounting to nearly SloO. 0o0
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TIE celebrated Howard case at Jackson. Miss, has gone to the jury and the identity and fate of c. E. [. Howard will soon be known.
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The Pull.ic Debt.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 3.-The public debt statement which appeared yester- day shows a balance on Jan. 1. of about S90 COG, ,990 as against Sl22. GOO, GOO July 1. last and $139. o00, GOO year ago. The deficiency the first three months of the fiscal year was &3l 0G0. 900.
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Buried In n Sewer

ANN ARBoR, Mich. Jan. 3.-G. Henry and Richard Sipple were buried while digging sewer. They were taken out dead
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Ten Bustness Hon.es Dcstrovca

PORTLAND, Ind, Jan. 3.-Ten busi- ness houses at Redkey burned yester- day. Loss, $50, ,000, and insurance $50, GOO.
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Gov. MITCHELL, ef Florida, is about to knock Mitchell aud Corbett
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TIE Hot Springs Gsophie has changed hands,
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SIR SAMUEL BAKER, the famous explorer of the Nile Valley, is dead.