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Death of Robert M. Park.

Robert M. Park, one of the oldest and best known colored citizens of this city died at his home, 240 Grove street, Tuesday night. MT. Park was eighty six years of age. He was for many years the janitor of Skull and Bones society building and was well and fla vorably known by great many Yale men.
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FERRY'S, 46 to so Church Street.

ARE YOU A TOBACCO SLAVE?
 hOyou want to quit this practice2 You 1r ought to do 1t for the sake of your heart. your Nerves, your Lungs. Every chew, every smoke, hurts you. If you want to stop there will be struggle and you will fail unless you have help. "GOOD-BY" will do 1t easily, tho- 4 sure. safe, speedy cure. Try 1t, 1t will not fail. Write to The Antinicotine Co.,, Derby, Conn. ano4 IF
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.l
 Sentalnber 14fh 1905 I

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Courtl
 September l4th. 1s95 HESITATE of MARY E. WHALFN. |. late of I1 New Haven, in said district. deceased Upon the application of John T. Sloan, admlnlstrator, praying for power and authority to sell certain real estate be- longing to said estate, as per application on Ille more fully appears it is
 OhDEREl)-That said application be heard ana determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven in said district on the 2Oth day of September, 4. D. 1895, at l0o'cloek in the fore noon, and that notice be given Of the pend- ency of said application and the time and place ot hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper havinga | circulation in said district,
 By order of court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER, sl6 3t Clerk.
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Buried in East Haven.

John Maley, whose dead body was found on the beach near Lighthouse point, Monday, was buried in East Haven yesterday, his son taking charge of the funeral.
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ROBINSON & FISHER, Patents and Patent Causes,
 f57 church Street,
VT If NEW HAVEN. COr
 NEM uAxIEN raxnS

NEW HAVEN TAXES. NHE subscriber gives notice to all persons 1 liable to pay taxes in New Haven on list of ls94, and payable September 1st, 1895. for the Town, City, New Haven School District and Westville School District. that he will September 2d, s95, at his office, No. City Hall, No. l55 Church street,
 Regular office hours, 10 a. .m to 12 m.. and to p. m. FRANCIS c. ANTHONY, .. Collector of the above named taxes New Haven. Conn.,, August 10th, 1895. aul2 ii
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Entries are beginning to come in for
the second annual INrRLiIGESogR road
race, which will come oil on the alter
noon OF Wednesday, July II, and it is
quite probable that there will ba a
larger field OF startors than lat year,
,Asis usual, nearly all who intend to
contest will hold back until tho last
day before souding in their entries,
Several OF those who contested in last
years race will be in itthis year, inclui'
ing Dillon, Stamp, the Mahlkes and
otheru, but many now faces will be seen
when the mon line up tor the word
from Starter LoOs at 5 p, IN, two weess
from next Wednesday.
For tho benefit OF many who intend
entering, 1t il stated here that the
hAndlcappers will allot the handtUaps
without any restraint being placed upon
them by the lNrRLLIGrScgn Last year
q time limit Of eight minutes was made,
but this timo the handicNppers will
give each rider tho handicap they be.
lisye no deserves. Tho handicappers
are VIII Il. Stevenson, DF, John II. Me-
Clurs, Clarence Laird.
Thia yoar there will be q pleasing
absence Of ono feature Of the finish Of
laat ysAr'a raco-ropes on each side OF
Fourteenth street will keep back tho
crowd shat surecd out into tho street
last June and caused several upsots,
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White will be back in the game in q
fow days, His wrisE ia stu painful,
Thompson, one OF tho Twins pitch
ers, has been released, aud Foley, late oil
StOubenville, signed.
Frank 0'Rrlon. lato manager foI
Mansfield, will probably BIO appointed
an Interstate umpire,
Catcher Dlvii will rest up for the
series with Twin Cities on the Fourth.
Ha!khoil will catch to-day and Tuesday
McClsary, the Martins Ferry boy,
will twirl for "Ours' this afternoon
Ngainst the Oil Magnates from Lima.
Colonel Bridges will likely oliciate as
tho delivering ond Of the battery Tor
the visitors. This will no tue first APP
pearancs OF Lima hero and q large crowd
will probably DC on hand,
Columbus Defeated Knnton Saturday,
0 TO 7, and Twin Cities were downod on
their own grounds BY Limai score 81
TO 8,
Saturdays was the shortest game
played by Interstate teams this year,
ono hour and forty miuuleI ara the
figures.
W, W.. Hanlon, tho editor OF the
Barnesvllln Republican, Is an enthnsi.
Ratic "tan" aud makes tho following
suggestion: "Why not organize a Bel
mont county league, with a guarantee
OF $40 above actual cxponses-railroad
and hotel-per gamer Have d schedule
OF two games, with clubs at Barnesyille,
B%ellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry aud
81, Clairsvillc,
Manager Enoch Sommors, oitho Lima
team is we'll known here. Several years
ago no was Mt tho mead OF a strong semi.
professional team that represented
Huntington. which graduated AHch we'll
KNOWN players as Tanner, the Lima sec.
ond bnsoman; Jack Keenan,, "Dan"
Daub, Frank Mercer, and others.
Enoeh does not play now, but occasion.
ally dons a uniform aud gets on tho
coaching line,. where he isO "howling"
success.
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NorEs ~ NNYlHAtION.
stage ut watsr nal ]IpSsnent' al Beats.
The River Intorosts.

stage NJ Wltnr nal AIIEonrntt az H1't''
Tho River Intoro'ts.
Tho marks last evening showed 4 feet
8 inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy with II little rain.
To-day'a departures Include tho Fa,
vorile for Matamoras at IL a, IN. and
the Liberty for UIarington at $3.50 p. M
The United statos lighthouse inspcc.
tor steamer Golden Rod will be thor
oughly |ovsrhaulod on tho marlno ways
at Cincinnati.
TO'morrow's boats are the popular
Lexington at IL n m, for MatatpOraa
and way landings and the Liberty ai
$3.50 for CIarIngton.
Tho Muylower will leave early this
week for Memphis from Pittsburgh,
where she will enter the Memphis and
Arkansas river trade.
Tho II. K. Bedford is RAINING in the
Cincinnati and Maysville trade, bu!
Captain Greene will bring his packc.
up tho river ~ soon 10 there is u good
stage here.
For tho first time in aor career Of nine
years the Hudson will be given a thor
ough o%verhnuling. She will bo placed
on tho ways and her hull scraped and
caulkod before sho resumes.
Tho Keystone State, lying up at the
glass house landing, has received u com
plete oyerhauling Aad looks like q new
boat. Captain Knox is remaining
aboard his boat while she is a Attic bank,
Report9 from Cincinnati are to the
effect that the new Pittsburgh.C incin.
natl packet, Virginia, ia to no the tinoat
OF the upper river. Captain Ellison is
personally supervising the construction
oil the new liner.
Theimprovoments now being made at
the mouth OF tho Licking are going
rapidly forward. The work lie in charge
OF Colonel Jones, assistant engineer,
acting under ordsrs from Amos Stick
noy, who has charge OF all tho Ohio
river improvements. Dynamite is used
literally to blast the rocks, after which
a dredgeboat removes the debris. The
United States boat Edna 10 at the scene
every day.-CiHcinndti Tribune.
Steamer Jennie George will tnko the
steamer Liberty's place in tho Clariug.
ton and Wheeling trade, commencing
Monday.
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LlFI's WOAD WAoN
At st%oubsBvlilo Won by a Toronto bo.
1~aEgurt-Fast umd Made.

At stoubsuylllo Won by n Toronto Hoy,
1aggart-FaSt uma Made.
Tho second annual Sunday Life seven
mile road race at steubcnviIle on salur.
day afternoon, was captured by Cum
TagSart. OF Toronto; time, 9l;5O Last
years race wss won by a Toronto boy.
Taggart had l:l6 start on the scratch
man, George Helms, OF Steubonyille,
who won the timo and second place
prizes; time 2l;20. Helms didthis in
spite OF delay caused by his machine
breaking down and mounting another
ridden by his pacemaker. Will Jarvis,
OF s~teubenville, rode into q bridge pier
and was injured. George West OF Wella,
bnrg, broke down before going two
milea,
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FERRY.
Haps aud Mishnps Ia tho ThrIvIny CITY
AGrnSS tho River.

AGrnSS tho River.
A Martina Ferry man was fined $3.50
for perjury by the probate judge for
INSTRUMENTATION to the board OF
equalization. He said he held no mort.
cages. The records were looked up and
showed 5000, aud he was not only
fined but taxed on these back for five
years,
Mrs. William Moore and ", d. Rood
and wife will leave Tuesday for Brook
lyn, n. Y, to spend the summer with
Mrs. Moore's daughter, Mrs. John Hol-
brook.
Rev. J. NJ CrisweIl, n late graduate
from the University Of Chicago, IL in
town, the guest oil the family oil William
Moore, on Walnut street.
Miss Clara Hamilton, a most estim-
able Young lady OF Marietta, is visiting
hor friends, Misses Beta and Clara
Sheets, ut ''rhe Films" ,
Miss Elizabeth Rickus, OF Elm Grove,
and Miss Mary Coans, OF Pittsburgh,
have returned, after u visit with Miss
Grace Graham.
1Lb open ut IHtbtllk " NHo W. VI
A.. yesterday afternoon was addressed
by Rev. Jacob Brittingham.
The Welcome Fishing Club, OF which
James Hilton is captain, left last night
for Adena.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lynch, Of
Cambridge, are visiting friends aud rel
atives.
Police business ia very dull. Only
n plain drunk was run in on Saturday
night.
Mrs. Lee White has gone to Cameron,
W. Va, to attend the funeral OF a sister.
The police have had their badges re-
coated, making a decided Improvement.
Mrs. j. l. Reynolds aud children are
visiting relatives at Darlington.
Arthur Kane leaves for Scotland on
the Fourth 10 visit relatives.
W. II. Coss and W.. II. Helienbein
spent Sunday at Harrisvillo.
Mrs. NJ. Sheets has returned from a
ten days visit to Cleveland.
Miss jamie Mears has returned from n
visit to Washington, D, Q.
jess Davidson has taken a position
with W. II. H%cItenbetn
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cope are down
from Smithteld.
Il. Barr is visiting his sons at Pitts
burgh.
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y, w. FulIor, Of Cannohnric, N ".
saws that no nlwaya kecps ~, Kings
Now Discovery In tho house and hiA.
family Inns nlwnyB found tho very boat
rcBulW follow ila uaci that ho would not
bc without II, II procurnblo g. A..
Dykoman, Druggist, ttlshdll, n. v, aye
that d. kIng'B Now Discovery IN I'm.
douhtClly thuboat cough rcmuly, that
ho las used u In hiB family Tor eight
veAt', and II has mover inllod to do all
that Ia claimed Tor H. Why not try n
remedy 40 long tiled and toltod. Tiial
bottles FREQ at logan Drug Co.'S drug
htoro, Regular sIsc OOc, aud VI W. .
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a BOATING STAGE
ON the Upper Ohio * Now Among tho
htrnng prnbnbllitloA.

On the Upper Ohio * Now Among the
strong PrubRbiitics'
The uaual June riae In tho river
river mon say 1t never faIIs-was aIittle
late in arriving this time, in fact Ind II
been delayeda TOW hours longoritwon|d
have been a July rise. The marks at
the wharf last evening showed 4 feet b
inches and stIll rising. Tho weather
reports from above lead to tho opinion
held bv most river men that there WIZ
DO comfortable Hlago onyh12pgE
Ohiu In tho course OF a few days. AL
ready tho Lexington and Liberty have
resumed and IL was stated last night
that tho Courier would come ont TINS
week, Just n little more water ana the
Bedford, Bon Ilur aud Lizzie Bay wiz
follow suit, Then tho little Biz Sandy
and GnyGn boats that have been scrap
ing over the sand bars will HE them
selves back tn the side streams.
Several million bushels OF coal await
shipment bY wntnr so soon as there IA n
good hoating stage, aud hunea Nro OK
pressed that a good part OF this will go
u OF Pittsburgh early in July. Last
nights headwater reports are as iollowsi
OIL City-liiver | foot S inches and
stationary, Weather cool, with light
rain.
Warren River / foot 4 inches and
stationary, Weather cloudy aud warm
Greensboro-River ieet . inches
and f%nllinp. Rainfall 10
Stsubeuviite River 4 feet . inches
and rising, Weather cloudy and warm,
Parkcrsburg-Riye 2S inches and sta
tionary, Weather raining, with the
mercury at rs, Tho Little kanawha is
falling.
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nnlpGMPoMr nl.lENs.
What All Sorts OF People mt tue Ohio Enc
of the bridge Arc Doing.

of the Bridge Arc Doing.
About $4,000 insurance held by suf.
forera Of the late Ere in tho Oglebay
block, and placed by Il. 4. Howell. was
paid to thc entire satisfaction Of all
parties laat Friday, and the work Of re.
pairing the building at once commenced,
This is prompt ami commendablo on
tho part Of the Insurance. companies.
Arrangements arc being made for n
dramatic aud musical recital to be given
during the summer by Harry Wood.
cock, assisted by the best musical talent
available. Tho entertainment promises
a novelty in the line OF character im.
%porsonation in costume. From Mr..
" oodcock's succoSs in tho past in this
line tits needless to predict a success.
Rev. Mr.. JoHries, Of Alliance, preached
an eloquent aud mnsterly memorial SER
mon to the Knights OF Pvthias Ot the
Bridgeport Presbyterian church last
evening. Mr.. Jelrics has been filling
the pulpit Of this church, made vacant
by resignation OF Rov. Mr.. Stephens, aud
u,a taken high rank in tho estimation
OF tho congregation and public az mn
able, Scholarly man, and an orator OF
tho lrSt order.
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GRAFTON nLKs.
Now Lodge Instituted on saturday.
Topped on with n Elmo Feast.

Now Lodge Instituted on saturday.
Topped on Win n Fine Feast.
,peria! Dgrlci 70 H. aDpjgspr,r
GRAFroM Juno G0.-Visiting Elks and
the newly initiated had possession Of
Grafton yesterday afternoon aud ovon.
ing. District Deputy @. Il. Tracy came
out from Wheeling to install tho now
lodge. Twcnty.sevcn membora woro
initiated, ank there are moro in sicht.
Tho folIowti ! officers were elected and
inatallod
Exalted ruler. f. J.. O'ShRuglncsy;
Il. l.. X, H. b. Macsin; l.. l., H.. j. D..
Ncwhnmj H. L. H., I. u. Joycn; score.
tary. H. \. Klnneyi treasurer. T. "
Burke; tiler, w. b. Cruise; inner guard,
John Bobout; chnplinc, i. NJ. Thomus,
esquire, y. NJ. HUSTON orGanls,, Harry
Hnnshnw trualOes, 7. j. McAvay, Ed.
ward Cua:0r mud A. A. Carney.
After tho lodge work wHs over about
eighty ElkB aud Ruoala sat down to q
banquet probarod Ia Ills best style by
Landlord Hoover, Of tho Grafton Hotel.
Tho enrcnd aud the floral decorations
wore M Gno M anything cvor seen IN
tho alAip. Nothing was wanting TO
tho complete snCCosi OF tho occasion.
District Deputy Tracy presided. There
was some apCcCh.maSing aud mora
STORYTELLING by Frank Thomas, OK.
Mayor sonbright, OF Whooling Capt. u.
u. DJvoner, Charloa Burdott Inrt, W.
II. Cnsscll, Capt. Carney and Others.
Tho affair was u pronounced success In
ivory feature. and everybody sponks
welt Of tho now WUat Virginia lodge Of
tho L. Z. Q. u.
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Chicago, June 9o.-F. IL. stunwood
to-day won the fifth annual century
race of the Illinois Cycling Club, max.
ing tho run in 0 houri and 81 minutes,
lowering SMITHS record by three min
utes. Mira George NJ. Bunker, captain
OF the Unique Cycling Club, lowered
the woman's worlds century record to-
day. She made tho 100 miles in Z hours
and 3S minutes, thus lowering the rec.
ord OF s:22 made by Miss Anna Porter
bv a minutes.
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Distressing kidney aud bladder die.
cases relieved IN six hours by tho "Ngw
GrrAr Souru ANuWlCAN KIpNlY CunG "
This now remedy IN q great surprise OH
account Of its exceeding rromptnc@ in
Following pain IN tho bladder, kidneys.
back Rnd cvOry part Of tho urinary pass.
agc In mNlo or iOmnlN II relieves to.
tcnlion OF water aud pain In passing It
almost immediately II YOU want QuiCL,
roliOi aud curc this Ia your remedy,
Sold by H. H. Lat druggist Wheeling,
AN w
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Last evening two Indianapolis wheel.
men, Messrs, II. q. ChurGhman and
Parker Hit, arrived In town from Cam.
bridge, Ohio, fifty miles which they had
ridden on their wheels, Tho road Is
very rough and the hills surprised tho
westerners, who are accustomed to rid.
ing on the smooth Indiana prairles.
They leave this morning for Pittsburgh,
and after q visit Of q few days with
friends will wheel across tho AlIeghanies
10 Nav Haven. Conn,
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Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,. writc'
that he had q sOvorc Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains In bis
back and also that his bladder waa NJ
iuc,cd. IIo tried many ~so.callel Kidney
curos but without any good result
About q year ago ho began tho use oil
Electric blltora and found relief at oncN
Electric Bitters 10 especially adapted "a
euro Of all Kidney and Liver troubles
and often giyos almoat instant rclici,
Ono trial will prove our statement
PrIco only Doc for largo bottle. A
Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store. .
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BarsroL, r. l., June 3N.-All e1ortS
to release tho Defender have proved
futile and this evening che is still fast
in the same position in which she sank
during the unsuccessful attempt to
launch her yesterday. AT intervals dur.
ing last night and to-day when the lido
served, both tugs and divers wore at
work under tho direction Of tho Her.
rcachols applying every meant in their
power to release the yacht, but each
time az the tide receded, the work had
to DO abandoned. It will bp resumed
tonight when tho tide comes ia.
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pLIMMEn Am nlYDN
win Probably FlshI NJ DiIla, Before the
Cnrbctt.P itEslmmons ltattle.

win Probably Fight NJ Dallas Before the
Cnrbrtt.F itIslmmonS iiNttle.
New YoRK, June 9O.-Parson Davies,
who represents "BiIly" PIimmor here
and Tom O'Rourks, for George Dixon,
had n conference this afternoon at the
Coleman House with a view OF trying to
arranged fight between Dixon and PIim.
mer in Dallas, Texas. in October. Plim.
mer's cablegram to tho effect that he
would not light Dixon except at ll5
pounds. weigh in at the ringsIde, had In
q measure thrown II whole lot Of cold
water ovor the proposed fight. joe
Vendlg was present at the conferences.
0'Rourke finally agreed for Dixon to
waive tho llS pound contention aud said
that Dixon would fight at ll6 pounds,
weigh in four touri before the fight.
Davies agreed TO thi, and Immediately
cabled the provisions TO Plimmer. 1t Is
beloved that the latter will accept.
0'Rourkeleit for Boston on an afternoon
train to consult with Dixon. VendiV
said that any arrangement that wa,
reached between the two mon would be
acceptable to tho CLUB. The purse OIL
| fered IL $500.
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THE WOEti



OF Two Intsr.slnt. Twlricr', Hrodic nnd
Conoyor, mt Columbus.
Special Dbpriet 10 No histi1nsr
CoLuMBvs. June 30.-For ton innings
Columbus and Kenton strnc;lod THU
afternoon In ono OF tho prOttio9t cou.
teSts ever seen in this city, Tho result
should liayO boon I 10 Ola favor Of Co.
lumbus, hut in tho hIth inning, aitor
Drodio had hit lor a base, Conoyor tried
10 catch him mapping NJ frat, aud
thtow tho ball into tha bloachots. Bro.
die circlud tho bnscs aud led tho Acore.
Tho nrst run was scored by Columbui
on successive two buggon By Violet and
Huzon, tho former putting tho ball over
tho right field lCnGe In tho ninth with
two mon out. Brodio hit y terrific
liner To tho contro field fence. II wal
.oomjnply n homo run, but Al Miller
made n sensational ran aud catch, TAX.
Inc tho ball oyOr his hoNd "a lc wa 80.
!ng ut full speed.
In tho tenth Doi8ol mulcd MI easy
little twisting fly bail from Wost'a bat,
Miller, with q nOat bunt, put tho big
captain on second, and Prince uurpo8B.
~ pushed tho ball into hight Geld. II
foil close 10 tho foul line, and Wo1t
scored, winning tho gumo. Do'pito
clouds aud 4 mover cca'ing drlazlc,
5000 people sat tho gNno ont. lho
bCOfoi
Rentonaoa"",,o.O 0 o 0 80 0 o o. /
Batteries, Tor Cblumbu. c6noyot aud pfnoo,
Iot Kehton, nf,1iHn and Cooper lilm Columbus
BEeniUn. 4 Errors. Columbus 4 k1ntDlI %
ilp,6n' iys,t. Primo and Cooper snofiHco hlt,'
NIl6f q iiolon hn'sl, ltll ? Wstl y rHnro ?,
iiail Cooper =, BrU1io, lllt by filciof llt26n,
Riftek niti w tonOyef NJ ~ li0dlo, 81 liitol
Oi balls, On tonpvor, NJ MI llt0lIn, % rN.fud
han cooper filnb NJ game .l1 unpIfo,
\ nuii0t
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curves to-day, while tho Colts found
Staloy at tho right timS. Althouu
oighl errors were made, no proItlor eS-
hibltion Of sharp fielding has been geon
hero this season, Attendance $4,000
Score;
Chicago .,,o~, .,,oa,,,g 0 0 80l 0 7
81 Louis. ,,"or,0 0 o o o O U "
His, q aud J. lFr1rj. o mud b Pitchers.
urltlth aud Suley, Umpire, Calvin.
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SYMPTOMS Moisture; Intense ltrhlHg anl
e,inliug most nj night; wOtlo by scratching. II
allowed tl continue inon form, when often
bleed nnd ulrGritc, becoming yOry ptc,
gWAyNrs OfNrNGSr stops tho llching aud
bleeding heals utCeullOn. anl IN most cis1i GO.
moves tho uiuiDN Atdrls1lstq, or by matt, for
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Al iintuooloo. Conference

MASAauA, NICARAGUA WA GAtygsfos,
Juno 80 -prodiont HoIayN returned
this afternoon from a harmonious con.
lotoncO between tho p]rcBllonts Of Mica.
rngun, Honduras and Salvador At ANA.
haln, regarding plays for tho Central
American Union
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iiyou should hcas that In some place to which
you are going malaria Is prevalent To the air
poison which produces chllls and fever, bilious
rrmiltnnt aud dumb ngua thern Is nsnft ind
thorough antidutc aud preventive, via Hostel
tor's stomach lItcrS Tho great nntl'mHlarinl
specific Is also u remedy for bllionsness, constl.
patton, dyspepsia. thOumatlcun kidney trouble,
nervousness ani debility
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O. q, GoTo un,ion VIA rr@nnsyiynnln Llnta
mo "OhristInn Endcayor' society
have collected tho Pennsylvania Linen
M tho official route from wheeling aud
vicinity 10 BOSTON, July . to y
For tickota, plcoplnR ear nccommodO.
tIona and further Information, apDly TO
j, g. ToFLISloS, nront, Wheeling ",
Va NWtr
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CINCISNNcI, June Availability to hit
Inks lost to-day's game for the Rods.
Louisville put up n line fielding game
and their hitting SsA.timely, Attend
nuee 1854. Score;
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louisville ,m.,.o ,,,,ol 0 | 0 D | o o.
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lips 2. by Inks l. Uuplre, kegtc, Pitches,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-01

PARIS. June 30.-M. Gadaud, who re-
signed his position as minister Of ngri.
culture for the purpose OF lighting a
duel yesterday with NJ. Mirman, the
Socialist deputy, az was stated In the
dispatches to the Associated Press, has
reassumed tho ministry Of agriculture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-01
Notice.

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