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NEGOTIATIONS nnoHEN orr
p,,,a 'hs Panama Railroad and
HAIL steamship Vomp.ui.,.


p',,s III. Panama n.,,-.,a and
nail steamship 'omp anis..
,., "hw YORK, Now Negotiation,
p''ss n Tue Panama Railroad and
1,,. A0 MAIL Steamship companies
,s,S, X! broken oil. Action 10 mi,
conm ~ been taken by the executive
The ,oI'0 OF tho Panama railroad.
teen SS,"owing official statement has
Wv even gwen CUT Tho Pannm. Rail.
asi 10 S ,u,y has definitely decided
et,",,a n"t into a Joint contract Tor
copn,a,, n o. tho Pa anna railway in
s,s'm.SSsSn With the Pacific Mai,
aScsr SoI sompany which has besn
lie psoa'lderailon for a long Tine
zen t mama elllclals have slwa,.
Au,ip, s,'posed to encourage fair and
Paslpa u arrangements with tbs
ian u ana, NAL but they havs also m sss
hp,,,nSsa lspenslble condition tbat The
sd,p.n a toai should be kept Omen D a. nv n "
nh t sShl and active comnsti,ar
s,i,Io u' ~ .i,ans.coutinental lines. Tbe
he. 10 a q tho Panama company in.
~" AusrlSln 0omm srSs sus com M
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SLAIN AT MARSOVAN.
An American citizen AssasSinattd
Near Tho Church Door.
ATTEMPT 10 BURN A COLLEGE.
Iniimatlou that the Murder May Have
been Committed by the
RovoluiionIsu.

CoSsTASTiSOpLE Nov. l.-Advicss
from MatsovaD, Asia Minor, show that
tho trouble anticipated by United
States Ambassador rorfiil, In the dis'
patch to the state department, In
August last, has eliminated Ia an At
tempt to burn the Amsiicsn college
there. 1t IL added the would.bs To-
cendiaries have been discovered. The
agitation against Americans al Mar.
sovan began q year ago when some Of
the pupils Of the American college
were expelled, because theft fathers
were suspected NJ being implicated In
the Armenian movement. This caused
suspicion to tall upon i've Professors,
two OF whom are Americans.
Tsrrili has notified the authorities ~
Washington that CARRIED, q natural
zgd American citlzsn, mas been nssis'
sinsitd ft AarsDyAD, close TO tue
church door, when going TO attend
religious service. CARRIED was one Of
the students previously sent away
from the college ut the IeIyest OF the
rurRlnh authorities, on ths ground
thAt ne was connected Win the Afme.
niAn rsvolutionisu. He was tue chief
man OF tho Protestant osmmunity ut
MatsovAn, ant chairman VI ms un-
Gil OF thirty, held responsible tor tue
peace OF that city. GAfosd, however,
~ said TO have been murdered BY the
rrvol utionisis ttoause he hal givou
the government Information regarding
their pans. At tue ssme time, Ierfill
notified tho state department at WA'h.
inaton that the revOlutionisls had
marked the professors at MsrsovHn tor
slaughter long before the bassoun afro.
cities were committed.
President Tracey and Prof. Riggs OF
Mars1van college were especially de.
liked by the rcvolntionists and their
lives threatened for having consented
10 the expulsion OF the Armenian stu
dents suspected Of being IN ,ympathy
with the revolutionary movement.
Eventually Turkish guard was fur.
nished the college NJ the requesl ol
Terrill, anu oil danger seemed TO have
passed away, especially M the United
Ststse authorities previously had com
PEELED tho Turkish government TO pay
an indemnity for tho destruction OF tbs
school building at Marsovan.
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R.,ol, Qulek y oru.nsd.

NEW York, Nov. Ia special to
the Herald from Kingston, Jamaiou,
says; The attempt to organizs revolt
against the government was made a
fortnight ago Lear the Dominican
town OF B,uica on the eastern from.
tier. Prompt and severe measures were
taken by the government and the
u volt was quickly crushed. Numer,
Gus arrests have been made snd many
persons have been court martialed AND
shot,
Order has teen restored.
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the HOLMES TRIAL.
Jud1s Arnsid shows That re Has
nsaa friiby.

heau tritbts
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The Com.
monwealth mas promised 10 close Its
case today and In all probability
Holme. will be the hrss and perhaI y
only witness for the defense. There IL
a pretty general belief that II he goes
on the stand, he will do more to hang
hImsef than all tho evidence OF the
commonwealth.
Today. session begun by recalling
Mrs. Plizsl. MIR. Graham asked her u
there were any cuffs 10 tho shirts she
yesterday Identified 40 her husbands.
She replied that Holmes had taken
them from the trunk anu destroyed
them, On cross examination, MIR.
Shoemaker Iigidly questioned the I'M
fortunate woman concernipg her
travels With Holmes and subsequent
arrest Tor conspiracy, His apparent
Intention WAS TO show that Mrs.
Pizel had been the controlling In.
iiuence during tue rAmblings through.
out tho country anu that she carried
Holmes about IN an attempt 10 evade
arrest, "Y u want 10 prove that She
was not Tfllby but Svengali" sug.
gs.ied Judge Arnold. that she led
him."
THIS remark was drawn out by a
dispute over the relevancy OF the cross
examination, which vas not pushed
agy farther. Edward II. CAs', The
Chicago agent Of tho Insurance COM
pany wbioh Holinss had Unbranded,
/, stlteI that no had visited Holmeh',
house In Willamette, III. lie dill no,
/ .Ve Holmes, put u woman calling htT-
self Mrs. Homer. He identified her
picture, In which she 10 shown holding
81 infant, II 'lmes's child, Lovingly
agAipst hsr face.
John Kiug, who hal charge OF Itt
manuscript zne read the proofs o.
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wlittIo.s an. nauii.

PORTLAND, ore, Nov. 1.-The
stocE holders Of tue East Portland Fret
National tank have decided by unab-
imous vsie ~ liquidAts aud wind w
the afisifs OF the concern. its affalr-
are reported by the stocsholds aud
tue officials o. be In rOgd condition.
Inc cashier, II. II. Bowman, reports
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Ansivsr.sty OF Alexander. Death.

LONDON, Nov. Tbs prince OF
Wales, wearing Rutsis2 uniiorm,
Prince Nicholas Of Greece anu n
majority OF the members OF the diplu-
matte corps wers present this morning
brated upon the first anniversary OF tho
snder Ill, by Father smirn f,chaplain
OF the Russian embassy, assisted by
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Beprehensible Vandalism.

Mrs. Jennie Brown, = widsw rssid-
Ing IN toe Ninth ward, complains that
some Halloween hnnilums LIS, night
broke large pane NJ glass out oi one
Of tue windows 10 the 'rou, Of the
house. Such vandalism Is especially
despiosbls when directed at a widow
lady who has no one 10 protect her.
and must earn the money with which
to repair the injury.
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New YORK. Nov. i.-Mf. John w.
Maekay has afrlvsi In this city from
San FfaHoisco and In at the Beigtavis
apartment house where he generally
occupies apartments when IN New
York. He has received q lumber Of
calls from personal fIiends. rne BODY
OF his son, John w. Msckay Jr. 10 ca.
peoted from Paris today.
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raw . Burning Vessel.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 1.-The Cunard
liner Csmpani', from New York, ar.
rived here this morning and reported
that In latitude IS, longitude ~, at
9:l5 y. M, Oct. 70, she saw a burning
three-mssted vsssel. The Campania
found that she had been deserted. 1t
Is supposed the crew already had been
picked up by n passing vesAsl.
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'ih'hh Of tubsn Pr.dues-In Aid Of
spain.

,, a,Alco CITY, Mex, Nov. IAN
,. asaun Of Cuban pr0duols aud manu-.
,,s. .Ia consisting Of tobacco, elgarp,
ut nuts aud peTiumery will
,p,Vs IN The coming International
M. si,o Belgian railway .up.
~, spanish Residents hero have
,.,.a 49, raised over 5000 for the cam.
sla Ia Cuba besidss 400 mul., and
l s,s colony In the ely OF Purb.
FP's,aescFlbed over 100 uaules.
dLsa,.Ns gold placers have been
vllI.,seu ny Indians at Jusjscore, a
Ri.. se SeINeen GuaGllaIara ana san
L,ss aiise amounts OF gold have
mi ,SS.oughlin for sale by the Indians
nsgL AMUSEMENT over Tho
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40 r.rI Among On, I,,bc,,.

NV York, Nov, l.-Tle Cuban
lanA 10 lhls city has received inior-
mauoh That Hubert Gesrgs Lyulph
hosAii, ,econd SOU OF tho earl OF
.ah'', AUD Tow IN his tweniy-tiiIh
yu ma 'ueoeeded In Joining the IN
,a't'h, ifmy and IL now a captain
s9.u uensial Antonio Maceo. Bsi0ss
,nlpg ifom this city Tor Cuba the
,suus LngIlshmah announced that he
siaata TO loln the insurgents so as to
w. ssno m.!sflal for book upon Spanish
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LONDON, Depot, Ky, Nov. Nv.
Z. Bentley, a member Of the ksu-
lucky legislature IN lss7-ss anu y
mosI prominent man Ia Leslie county,
fought duel TO the death Wednesday
night with Blgo Hignlte, who killed
his brother about year ago. Hignite
died Immediately. Bentley lived
eight houTt.
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EAnraauaHK IN ROSE.
The vstisss shaken. Hut the Pops
Perfectly Tranquil.

The Vatican shaken, Hut the Popo
Perfectly Tranquil.
RoM., Nov. Ia severe and pro-
long.d earthquake snock was felt here
nj 4iS5 this morning. Many houses
svAyed badly. Walls were cracked
and picutrcs fell from tho walls. The
people ran panic stricken Into tho
streets and serious disaster was sppre.
henuei. Happily the iirst shGoG seems
TO have ended ths sublerraneous dis
iurbsnoe. without serious damage.
some idea OF the alarm created may
bo gathered from tue fact that prison OF
Regina Coli was 40 badly shaken that
the terrified prisoners broken Toto open
revolt aud tried TO escape. Troops
from u neighb0ring barracks were sum.
monsd anu tue prisOners were driven
back MI tho point OF tue bayonel. The
Vatican buildings were severely
tranquil. lie sent TO tho nearest ~.
lice Iopot 10 Inquiry n there had been
any loss OF life or any serious damage
SEVERAL BUILDINGS DAMAGED.
Tue ssIies VI shocks lasted II sec.
onds. Two clocks IN tue observatory
were stopped anu tho old tower OF the
Roman college was cracked. Two
houses collapsed aud II II reported sew
efal persons were Injured. Four
palaces ami the Bank OF Italy are un.
inhabitabl,. PalHtgo Od,soalchI and
nv. other palaces are seriously M ursd.
The Vatican buildings, fuitinai rail-.
road station aud miuisieiisl offices D TO
also reported TO have sustained some
damage.
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Pla i..in., Brazilian aov.rnm.n.

NV YoRR, Nov. 1.-The Herald's
eonsgop in Rio Jansiro tcle-
giiphi that the government, through
lhs iblsieep,ion Of telegrams sent 10
Euiys has discovered plan TO
fyslsis he monarchy 10 Brazil. rhe
hsselllltn VI the conspiracy are In
sin Paula with branches inRioJ aneiTo,
bahli aud other cllits. kilograms
ltiir,sd 70 Comle d'Eu ana other
lionlhsnl Iepons In Europe anu zen.
" hsuy Lovndes and Comic LsJ-
loldl'Ans 10 the hands VI tns gov.
siansht Payer, compfonis ing several
lsi,sh' who wefe governors OF states
under lAt imperial regime have teen
lolni ind oidrfs Of arrest Of prominent
lmfeilLlsls have been Issued.
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,onnErT IMPATIENT.
Hs Wants the Thing settled ono way
or the Oihsr.

us wants the Thing settled ono way
or the Oihsr.
Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Nov. i.-Cor.
belt aud Brady loft here for Little
Rock this morning.
LIrTLR Rock, Ark, Nov. LIN
company with his manager. Brady,
and his trainers, CoIbett arrived In
Little Rock nj 10 O'Clock this morning.
"Of course" Corbett said, 81 DONE
know what the outcome OF these pro-
cesdings will BE-, but want the thing
settled one way OF the other pretty
coon. am In readiness TO fight now
and always have been. i asked moth
ing unreasonable OF FiiEsim pons and
honestly think that ne IL keeping from
me. don't know what TO make OF his
aotions." When ssksd rs TO the pos
sibiii,y OF tToubis between him and
Fi,zsimmons, Cofbet saidi
swell, something OF that kind may
happen, but n IL does, Fitzsimmous
viii have to start II. WON'T begin It.
But want 10 soy right now, that II
the fellow does begin any funny work,
he is going to get licked good anu
hard"
fi1Z A GENTLEMAN, ON HIS OWN
WORD.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. Inc
matter what the legal proceedings may
| be-, this afternoon the chances are =
hundred to one that there viii DO nc
| fight between CoIbelt and Fitzsim.
mons. The latter said iojay to cor.
respondent OF the Associated PIess:
"rherv will DO no fight In Arkansss. /
am done with tue Florida Athletic
club and havs NO use Tor the cilizens u
Hot SpringA"
"Do yUu mean you will not nghl
In any deal tnst may be man.
aged by either the Florida Athlsti,
club or by the citizens OF Ho
Springer"
The reply came like dash, al
mean Just that" In az ssriiar intsr
view titzslmmona declared he woul.
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VIII Rscarnise cuba.

NEW York, Nov. IA special to
the World from Colon sAy.; This Bra.
zilians, according 10 . Rio Janeiro
dispstcn are determined TO recognize
Cuba. In Chile, tho democrats sspe.
cialiy arc using violent language In
regard TO Spain. A conflict between the
democrats ami Spanish In Chile is
imminent,
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NEW YoRR, Nov. i.-Ex.SenAtor
John q. 5pooner, counsel fot the old
receivers Of tue Northern Pacific Rat
way company, And President n. O..
k5lstop, OF the farmers Loan and
Trust company, trustees OF tue North
ern Pacific mortgages, have LETT for the
west TO enusavor to Induce the courts
along the compAny's line TO &C, Ia
harmony ON the receiysnhip. Her
bert Is. Turner, counsel for Rolston,
accompanied tho latter.
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A Aon OF AIR. Oliver Mswson, OF
NH Creek. was Ia lily hurt yesterday
In wrestling with companion. He
wa, violently thrown and fell on his
shoulder, which 10 thought TO 10 dis
lgralou
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LILLE Rock, Ara, Nov. l,-Dr.
John |. Hancock, prominent physi.
clan, was shot Bnu fatally W uuu-s
by w. l.. Brown ut 1880 this, TT day,
morning. Brown ALLEGES that Haul
cock had debauched mis- wife. Brown
10 10 Iail.
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WARRINGTON, Nov. The Presl-
dent TO-DAY male the following APP
pointmsnu; Solicitor for the DEPART
msnt OF state, Walter NJ. fais9n,
North Caiolinp; chief bureau oi &C
oOunto, stste department, Flank M.
BranagaB, Ohio
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PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 1.-The COM
plant agsinsI tho Fssuk BroIhers lm.
plemeni company, allegiDg II TO be In
solvent and asking for the appointment
OF n receiver was maize In the United
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not q ut In ihl, state. n II was against
the law.
II Am a law-abldlng citizen" he
sad.
He said regarding the possibility Of
trouble between himself Hnd CDfuet.!
III WON'T start any trouble, but IN
give him all the II gut he wAnts, " be
starts In on mt. intend u be n ger.
tlemen, n he will allow me 10 do ao.n
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AUSTIN, Tex, Nov. l.--Georee
Walker. Lessee Of Little Rock opeia
house, reoe ved Telegram from
the opera house for this ait,rnO n tor
training purposes bihind closed d. ~.
Walker granted tho request. He
thinks this IL q scheme to pull the nsht
of this afternoon Ia pfivale.
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PORTLAND. Ore, Nov, l. - Jack
Dempsey, the wall known pugilisl,
uisu this morning VI consumption.
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ANNUAL MEETING

Union Organization of Kings Daughters.
 The sixth annual meeting of the union organization of "The Kings Daughters and Sons" was held in the First M. E. church yesterday after noon and evening. The afternoon pro gram included the reports of the presi- dent, secretary and treasurer, all of which showed the organization to be in a very excellent condition. Miss Emma Lanfear gave a very interest ing informal talk. The following off cers were elected:
 President, Miss Jennie Messer; vice president, Mrs. E. s. Willis; recording secretary, Miss Ellen A. Whitford; corresponding secretary, Miss Carrie Camp; treasurer, Misse Emma Rhodes; state secretary, Mrs. D. NJ James.
 The program in the evening in cluded an address of welcome by Rev. c. F. Masden, vocal sole by Miss Neva Squires and MT. Eugene S. Willis and an address by Mrs. Mary Lowe Dicken- son.
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Brief Mention.
 High water to-day at 11:04 a. m.
 Buy new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 Goodyear welt shoes s2.sS; others get $S. Only at Royal Shoe store.
 Mrs. Philip Ldndemeyer of Washing ton street has returned home from @ brief pleasure trip to New York city.
 MT. J. c. Kerrigan, who is connected with the Friedman-Doscher Soap com pany of Brooklyn, N. r., is calling on friends in this city
 Mrs. John Fisher of 197 Dewitt street left yesterday for New York city, hav- ing been called there by the serious illness of her mother.
 Louis Riccio, Herbert Towle and Henry Murphy were arrested last night for riding on bicycles on the sidewalk. They were subsequently, released on bonds.
 Naomi lodge No. 1, Daughters of Re- becca, had as their guests last evening fifty members from Miriam lodge of Hartford After working the degrees a banquet was served
 Miss McMahon, daughter of MT. Mo Mahon of the firm of McMahon & Wren, the millionaire brewers of Bridgeport, is visiting friends on Dix well avenue, this city.
 The Joint Memorial day committee held a meeting last night in the Sons of Veterans hall corner of Orange and Chapel street. and discussed further the preparations for the day.
 A small fire occurred last night at the factories of the Diamond Match company in WestVllle. The volunteer fire department was called out, and the fire was extinguished with small loss
 Mark Grove and Edward Harris, two tramps hafling from New York and Chicago, were arrested while stealing a ride on a. Consolidated freight train last night by Special Officer Mccarthy and locked up, charged with trespass,
 For the convenience of the many offices in and about the city hall the postof1ce authorities have placed a United States letter box in the vesti- bule of the city hall, from which col lection will be made every half hour during the day.
 The American Oyster company's di- rectors met yesterday and declared a 10 per cent dividend on the stock, payable June i. F. L. Homan is pres- ident of the company and s. M. M. Smith secretary, and ex-Assessor Henry E. Marsh treasurer.
 The several offices in the city hall and police building will soon commence to close up early on Saturday afternoons. Commencing the first Saturday in June all the offices will be closed at 1 o'clock sharp and this arrangement will remain in operation throughout the summer months and until the mid de of September.
 An illustrated lecture will be given at the Yale art school on Friday even ing, May 21, by MT. Ernest F. Fennol- losa of the Biston Museum of Fine Arts, on Japanese art. A fine collection of Japanese prints selected from the port folfos of several prominent collectors will be on exhibition and will remain until after commencement.
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POLITICAL.

The chairmen of the republican ward committees in the town of New Haven are hereby notified to call meetings of the republican electors in their respec- tive wards on or before May 28, 1885, for the purpose of electing ward commit tees. Four days notice must be given the electors.
 JAMES H. MACDONALD, Chairman Republican Town Committee. my22 St
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Just for an Advertisement.

On Saturday, May 23. we shall pre- sent free to every purchaser of one pound of tea or baking powder 5 transparent china cups and saucers CT 4 large white plates French ware.
 CENTENNIAL AM. TEA CO,
 S63 State street, Headouarters for club orders. mag At
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Ninth Ward.

The republican electors of the Ninth ward will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening at o'clock, 1895, at Masonic hall, 76 Webster street, for the purpose of electing a ward committee.
 HENRY c. MARSH, m24 At Chairman ward committee.
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Notice.
V EN~W
 ny22 St

The republican electors of the Third ward will hold meeting Saturday evening, May 25, 1895, at o'clock, at 195 Congress avenue, for the purpose of electing ward committee.
 Per order, WILLIAM F. CLARK,
 rn23 St Chairman.
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When You Are Ready.

To clean house send for us to take up, clean and relay your carpets. Nothing is SO detrimental to good health as unclean carpets. By sending your car pets to the Forsyth company you are assured of having them returned to you as clean as new carpets. ap1b If
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Ribbons Run Riot

A brand new ribbon rec ord for 1895. Dresden Rose Bud Ribbons at the price of plain ones. Over 2ooo yds. of them ready for Friday and Saturday. Width 21s and 3 inches. Quality fine. Patterns exquisite. Fashion first and foremost. To be sold from Bargain Ia ble No. ? at 15c. a yd. Cost and quality a regular |" fif- teen puzzle.
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Fifth Ward.

Republican voters are requested to meet at H. H. Peck & Sons store, 161 Wooster street, Tuesday evening, May 2S. at 7:45 D. m., for the purpose of nominating and electing a word com mittee. Per order,
 F. s. HAMILTON, m24 At Chairman.
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Driver Wall on Duty.

Patrtol Driver Edward H. Wall, who was painfully injured several days ago by being thrown from the patrol wagon, while trying a. green horse, has so far recovered as to be able to do duty, al though still slightly lame.
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Sixth Ward.

The republican electors of the Sixth ward will meet Tuesday evening, May 2S, 60 Court street, at p. m- to elect ward officers.
 ISAAC M. ULI4MAN,
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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Yf+be naby ia Cutting Teeth.

Be sureand use that old and well-tried remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teethine ,Itgoothes the child, ,softens the gums, allays al pain, cures wind colio and Is the best remedy flor diarrhoa. 25 cents q bottle.
 IF m w and W
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Seventh Ward.

The republican electors of the sev- enth ward will meet at 33 Bradley street on Monday, May 27, 1895, at o'clock to elect a ward committee.
 RICHARD w. KIRK, 4nl24 St Chairman
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Eleventh Ward.
1l24 4t

The republican electors of the Elev- enth ward are notified to meet at Os- born hall, Monday 27, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of electing ward commit ice. WILLIAM II. PRESTON.
 rnv24 3t Chairman.
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Fourteenth Ward.

Republicans will meet at the engine house at 8 o'clock Saturday evening, May 25, to elect a. ward committed.
 GEORGE M. BALDWIN, uly23 St Chairman Ward Commi ttee.
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