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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
CALIFORNIA.

George Neale. the oldest court stem
ographer in southern California and
ne OF the best known court clerks in
ne west. died this morning at Ballena.
y miles east of san Diego. Neale was
~ one time very wealthy. being rated
It S200. eco in 1885, but his generosity
oomb;ned with the general business
depression reduced him to comparative
poverty.
John Ldtz of Napa was arrested on
suspicion of being one of The murderers
e l. Colburn. commercial man, who
was found dying in box car on May
y. and who afterward died in the
county hospital
J. G. Dunnigan. an inmate of the
county Jail at Santa Rosa, made an
ATTEMPT 10 saw his head off with
sharp bucksaw. Dunnigan was selv-
ing a short term for vagrancy and had
been acting queerly for several days.
When found he was bleeding copiOusiy
from several jagged wounds in the
throat. but he was still saving dill
gently in an effort to entirely sever.
his head. The county physician stitched
the wounds and the man viii prob
ably recover.
Deputy Kirby Of San Diego is con-
ductinr the preliminary examination
of Manuel Chavez. charged With muir
der at Senator on the 14th. The strange
feature of the examination is that in
stead of the witnesses being subpoe-
naed and brought 10 the court. the
court adiourns from day 70 day and
follows III, the witnesses. On some
days court, lawyers, prisoner and Of
fcers travel 40 miles with mule teams
over the sands Of the desert TO find
witnesses 10 continue the trial.
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ARIZONA.

Phoenix Republican: The fancy
poultrv raisers Of Phoenix organized
the Arizona Poultry association last
Saturday. The association will hold a
show next winter and is already try
ing to secure a judge of national repu-
tation. 1t is proposed to create an in
terest in fine poultry and also TO show
outsiders what the valley can produce
in that direction.
News: William Powers. the Flag
staff surveyor. passed through Will
iiams Yesterday on his way 10 Rands-
burg. where he has a contract Mr.
Powers has been placed in charge of
the construction Of the waterworks al
Flagstaff j. A. Jones Of Oceanside
Cal. is the contractor. He agrees TO
put in 20 hydrants and to lay asphalt
tum pipes He also promises II his
work should prove unsatisfactory 10
take care of the system for ten years.
The water will be piped from Jack
Smiths spring, Il miles from town.
Yuma sun: Manuel Chavez, who
murdered his wife at Buena Vista camp
last week an account of which ap-
peared in the sun. was captured and
lodged in Yuma Jail. District Attorney
Kir4Dy Of san Diego county came here
in response to a telegram notifying
him of the murderer's detention. and
yesterday Chavez was taken TO Buena
Vista for his preliminary examination.
Complaint is made that since the
service OF the Chinese inspector ar No
gales has been discontinued by the or
der Of The treasury department the
Chinese population OF Arizona is in
creasing rapidly and irregularly. The
coast is so closely watched that IL is
almost impossible for the Chinese TO
enter from that side but the Sonora
frontier. 50 far as 9he Chinese are con-
cerned. is practically unguarded- The
risk OF detection and transportation
after getting into the country is not
sufficient 10 deter the Chinese from
making il
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MONTANA.

There are signs of impending trou-
bic between the settlers and Chey-
enne Indians. A dispatch from Miles
City. dated May 81, says: The body
of Hoover, the sheepherder who dis
appeared some weeks ago. was found
pierced by two bullets, and tracks in
dictate that the killing was done by In
dams. The coroner has not yet re-
turned. but the stage that arrived to-
day brings news of much excitement
among the ranchers on the Upper
Tongue river and Otter creek. Many
of the settlers have sent their femilies
TO Sheridan and the men have congre-
gated at the big ranch on Otter creek.
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Nature and Domestic Science, and the
amendment carried
The agents representing books on
science were given three minutes each
in which TO address the convention
Mr. Webster. representing the J. B.
Lippincott company. spoke in favor of
Paul Bert's series of books in scientific
knowledge. MuChie's Science Readers
sold by the Mcmillan company was
adopted
The subject of music was next con-
sidered
Mr. Epsien of the American Book
company spoke in behalf of the Natural
music charts published by his COM
pany- When he got through with his
talk the convention requested him to
sing. and he responded with Longfel-
lows bow and arrow song. eliciting a
splendid round of applause for MS very
excellent effort.
A Miss Flemnling presented the Edu-
cational series Of music charts sold by
song from her also. but she declined
Tor the lack of az instrument
After lengthy discussion the Edu-
caticnal series was chosen on the 18th
ballot.
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
The frst subject considered at the
evening session was physical geog-
RI .shy
Wootton moved to retain Monteith's.
noST IN use. and Oldham amended the
motion by adding Earth and Its His
tory. sold by Silver. Burdette & Co.. as
a supplementary book The motion
carried. and both books were ado9ted.
As text book for the subject of civil
government, Fishes book was adopted
IN lieu of Daie's American Citizen, now
in use.
Avery's New Physical Elementary
was chosen without opposition as the
text book in natural philosophy. 1t is
new and revised edition of the one
now in use.
ALGEBRA.
Griffin's algebra was selected for the
regular course. and Wentworth's school
algebra was added as i supplementary
text book. The selection was made
unanimously.
Then came the subject of bookkeeD-
ING, and Professor Keeler's Guide to
Bookkeeping was chosen by unanimous
endorsement CT the convention. TIE
author of this book is a teacher in the
commercial department at the 5. Y.
academy, Provo, and the publishers of
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the work are SHELTON. Maeser & Co. Of
the latter place.
This completed the list of books to
be chosen. and after considering the
matter OF bonds and contracts with The
different companies. an adjournment
was taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

= E. Shepard S2s East Sevneth South
street Chairman entertainment COM
Ihese young people are coming west.
many OF them for the FIRST time. and we
want our city TO leave a lasting impress
S-oh upon them, so that they may be
Influenced 10 speak well OF this great
western country and more especially Of
the city of the Saints and by so doing
give an impetus 10 immigration into our
beautiful valley
Our treatment of the Christian en-
deavorers will reach the n. r. A at their
meeting this summer and will influence
them IN their decision OF the next meet
ing place Surely Salt Lake City has her
reputation at stake. Shall we send our
guests away singing the praises of Zion
and her people?
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Hard to Beat.

Davis County Clipper: a few Sun
days ago Bishop Kendell had the honor
of dining with three ladies whose ag-
gregate weight is SIS pounds-beat that
il you can.
Davis county is to have six floats in
the Semi-Centennial Jubilee procession,
which are as follows: Primitive con-
dition OF the county. the sheep indus
try, gardening and fruit, manufacture
ing, dry farming and milling.
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4 child was cured of Group by a dose
or two of Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL A
neighbor's child died of the same dread
ready to call the doctor. This shows
the necessity of having Ayers Cherry
Pectoral always at hand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

a 100000 damage suit against the town
OF Mercur fer the death of her son.
Martin Eatough. who was killed by IRE
and smoke while incarcerated in the
jail at that place on February l last.
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comnlexionaI Indications.

The complexion of persons whose di-
gestion is out OF order. who are bilious.
or who lack vigor. always exhibit an
unhealthy tint 1t is by regulating the
bodily organs and promoting digestion
and assimilation, that the parchment
hue indicative Of i'll health. is banished
from the cheeks. To rectify the fault
of a saliow complexion, use Hoststter's
Stomach Bitters. an invigorant and al
terative which removes those obsta-
cles TO renewed strength. physical com
fort and personal attractiv'sness-a
imperfect digestion and secretion. and
a disordered condition of the bowels.
Persistence in the use of his inestim-
able corrective and tonic will aSsuredly
result 10 renewed physical regularity
and vigor. viii tend 10 increase bodily
substance. and cause the glow and
clear color Of health to return TO the
saIlow, wasted cheek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30
AT KAYsvILLE.
Closing Exercises of the Schools
Honcring Brigham YOUNG.

Kaysville. May 29.-The closing exer-
c;ses of the Eighth district schools were
conducted ut the Music hall yesterday
morning Inere was good attendance
OF parents as well as children. The pro-
gramme in part was as follows:
song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schools
Prayer .......:.. George Stevenson
Song. Lovely May" Sixteen Girls
Song, Clara Radon and Maggie Flint
Rectatlon -.-...-.-....-. Arthur Knowlton
organ SOLO -..-.-...--...... Myrtle Jones
Essay. How We Should Spend Vaca-
ION .--;...:--... Miss Mamie Barnes
...................... Miss Maggie Roberts
Dialogue Ethel Stewart. Alfred Allen
The balance of the quite lengthy pro-
Rotations, etc.
II the afternoon the schools went to
Webster's grove and enjoyed themselves.
pavilion closed the days sports.
HONORING BRIGHAM YOUNG.
The Kaysville primary association this
afternoon gave a special programme of
exercises commemorative of Brigham
Young's birthday. An interesting time
T2s had by those who attended. The
president, Mrs Jane W Blood. treated
the children 10 ice cream, etc. after the
meeting adjourned
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
Mss NAdA liid WHO udS pee0
te4c .i.nr scnool at Layton. returned to
her home in Salt Lake this afternoon.
No clue has been found to the perpe-
traitors of the burglary at c. D. Ben
nett's residence last Tuesday evening.
when several articles of clothing were
carried away.
Decoration day exercises on Monday
VIII be commenced at $50 n. IN. when
the Sunday schools and citizens will
meet at the tabernacle and form pro-
cession TO the cemetery. The local G. A
R men have been offered the position of
honor N the parade. large turnout
of people is expected.
Mrs. Harry Joseph of Salt Lake and
her aunt Mrs. Joseph Of Sheibyville. Ind,
We're visiting friends here on Thursday.
Misses Maud and Martha E Barnes
Were in Salt Lake Thursday visiting
their former school companions at the
University of Utah.
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NEWS NOTES FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
Camp of Woodmen of the World
at Park City.
SEVERAL NICE
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
TRIAL OF WILLIAM H. RACER
ON IN PROVO.

He is Charged With the Crime of
Opening Letters Not His Own and
Acting Upon the Contents-Dis-
graceful Row Between Young
White Han and a Couple of
Drunken Indians at Fillmore.
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20 Per Cent Off

- : q OSILL On
On all Laird, Schobers & Co.'S oxford
shoes at
2. c. NJ. 1.
A Big Bargain. Grab IT,
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Sues Tooele County.

Tooele Transcript: Mrs. Sarah Ea-
tough filed in Tooele county this week
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PHYSIOLOGY.

The first order of the morning ses-
sion was the discussion of the subject
OF physiology. Without any loss of
time the convention decided to drop
the first book now in use and retain the
other. The book dropped is Smiths
physiological primer and those re-
tanned are Smiths Elementary Physi-
ology and Steele's Physiology and Hy-
giene. all sold by the American Book
company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-30

The state text book convention last
night completed its work of selecting
text books for the schools.
The closing day was one of business
from opening until adjournment the
delegates being anxious to get through
before Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-09-11

Police CoUBT.-Mayor g. L. Simp-
nH preSidiag.-The following Cases
lave been disposed OF since yesterday
Howard Robertson, colored, arrested
sy Officers TIGER and Arlington for an
Nsault on Sarah Dudley, was fined IS.
Isaac Washington, colored, arrested
By Officers Deane and Proctor for dis
Ndery conduct, was fined S. or given
adsys on the chain gang.
Lawrence BoldeD, colored, arrested
syOifcers Deane and Proctor for dis
eidery conduct, was fined IS or given
" {. on the chain gang.
=. Richard aa Branson, colored, arrested
'yOhcer Davis for disorderly conduct,
'S lined $50 or given 80 days in the
sork house.
Beverly Walker, colored, arrested by
vaCeT Atkinson for disorderly conduct,
VS. fined 81 50.
Night Report Last night was clear
n may Three prisoner, we're at the
'aiiOn house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-09-11

RAILROAD MISSION NoTEs.-Mr. AL.
Bopdurant, OF this city, will lead the
meeting for men only in the Reading
Rooms to night at 7;45 o'clock.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock the
service in the auditorium will be con-
Quoted By Rev. Bergman Green, rec
10, Of Christ Church. Mr.. Green being
an Interesting speaker large crowd is
looked for. The special feature Of this
service will be the solo singing of Mr.,
Dobbsrton, of Washington, who has 2
rich musical voice and whose singing
will be much enjoyed.
Beginning with next Tuesday night
s7:$O o'clock series of meetings will
begin, TO continue two weeks. The
following speakers will preach Tues
DAY, Rev. ]. II. Butler; Wednesday,
Rev. c. E. Ball; Thursday, to be sup
piled, Friday, Rev. F. T. Benson.
AL Christians who are interested in
Tue salvation OF souls are urged to meet
the Workers on sunday afternoon after
service.
The Reading Room has been painted
interpreted during the week in q very
handsome manner and is fast becoming
avery popular place for young men.
The Workers are doing their utmost to
make this room the nost attractive
place in town.
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"My boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain, "
saws Mr.. E. ]. Schall, with Meyer
Bros Drug Co., St. Louis, Mo. II
dressed the wound, and applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm freely. All pain
ceased and in a remarkably short time
it healed without leaving a scar. For
wounds, sprains, swelling and rheuma-
tism. I know of no medicine or prescrip-
tion equal to it. I consider it house.
hold necessity" The 25 and so cent
sizes for sale by j. 81. Janney, Druggist,
70l King street.
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:, DsATH OF Mas. CRAvEN.-Mrs. Mag.
81 H. Craven, wife of Mr.. E est G.
raven ~ and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
:; ;iaNi l.. Eutwisle, died at her late resi-.
s ssass' on Fairfax street, last night Of ty-
ssO'u lever. She had been sick but q
u. .T weeks and her death was unexpect-
=" y ans Craven had large number
sl ..Iends and acquaintances. all OF
. sIO@ sympathize with her bereayed
, ~ ~ Her funeral will take place
~ a0lday afternoon at 8 o'clock, and
y ACCOUNT Of the illness of several OF
~ h. .lalwlsle's family, who are suffer.
Is IRON typhoid, the services at the
c WI VIII be private. The interment
C5n,s,SS AXE place from Trinity NJ. E.
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D. OF A.-Mount Vernon Council,
Daughters of America, held largely
attended meeting last night. Two can
didates were obligated and one applica.
ton for membership was received. The
committee appointed to give q bus
ride reported everything in readiness
This council will pay fraternal visit
to Liberty Council, Of Washington, on
next Wednesday night. going in the
"Great Eastern" An enjoyable time
ia exnpctad.
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DIED..

On Friday evening. September 10th, 1897,
at $40 o'clock, MAGGIE MAY, beloved
wife of Ernest C. Craven and daughter of
Frank L. and Ida Entwisle, aged 10 years
and 4 DAYS. Funeral from her late residence,
422 south Fairfax street, Monday afternoon
at o'clock. Services at house private. In.
te,mept from Trinity NJ. E. Church. Wash.
ineton and Leesburg papers please copy
On Friday, september 10th at ESQ p m,
WILLIE W, the infant son OF &. j. and IDA
V. Toy, aged year and 20 days
His soul has gone over the beautiful liver
AS pure as he came from the hands of the
giver.
Funeral took place this evening at o'clock
from the residence of his grandfather, John
E. Miller. ga south Patrick street. Inter
ment private.
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CHARTER.-Judge Norton to-day
granted a charter to the ALEXANDRA
Company, the object OF which is the
conducting of hotel and restaurant
business. The capital stock is $1,000
and Mr.. G. J.. Boothe is named as the
Alexandria agent. The officers are j.
M. Frank, president; Harry Williams,
vice president, and Sigismund Enrich
secretary and treasurer-all of WASH
inQt0n
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i:si ;ay iii MOndsy SAfiSO''
''''- :, SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
Catk'H ClarcA.-Seryices at ! a. M
-(fr.H, :, 'u ~ BY Rev. Bergman Green
'na 99gFs CtIct p a. II =; M
spd ~ :, =, o'clock morning
Gra.: 70 evening service. by Rev
c. Z Sz.' ctarca.-Mass at Z a. m
s. As: and sermon at 10 a. m.
H. h. Rev. Father Delaney 'esp''S -
~ ?. I H. Lgthsrm Ghurch.-Corner
lHna.', and Alfred streets.-Sunday
Cameron o.So =. m. Services at 8 p; m.
::lSoI ~ Tr Schuler, of Baltimore, Md
bF hT' ,i p p,ss5etsrim Church.-Sunday
81, scJ. AZ gl5 a. m. Preaching at II a.
::ho % y aud nd 100 p. m. by Rev. Mr..
R.aSI i:.. rbgrcG.-Preaching at II a.
Blg 5 70 D. m. by Rev. J. II. Butler.
D , sau ~ llfh Epis. Ch~ch.-Sunday
TI" :, $50 a. IN. and 8 p. m.
s sl,'... ~ at i a. m. and $50 p. m; by
S'ly..t t,o = Rev. L. I. McDougle. Com
las . pa At mo,ning service. Epworth
l' MsS Fps Church S0ath.-s;io a. M.
, -'j,,. .cbool. services at II a. M.
sl1a's n ny Rev. J, H. Williams.
sd a5,p :. u c1 h. N Z Church South
ct sa,ny' street near AIfred.-Class
uaoyn Al 3 a. IN. No service at l q.
P P.s,e5ia =, Il. p. m. By the pastor, Rev.
J. a. D.. R %~ clupei. II. Z. Church South -
o. ", Tg Al II u. IN. by the pastor,
Pc 18TH !. H. Wells. EpwOrth League at
SP W.. II, Prot. Gurch.-S:l5 a. m.
c,n ni,. .cbool. Services at IL a. M.
~ s,i: "a D m. by Rey. F. 7. Benson.
1 INV Eadeavor topic service az
E5 -. Methodist Gurch-Lee street,
,.., Wilkes.-Preaching at II a. m.
and r-45p. m. by Rev. 0. D: Seward.
NJ Meeting at Midland Railroad reading
,,oms at / p. IN. Service of prayer and
rrsi.e with short address.
! Aims House service at 3 p. m.
Mad Chapel (colored).-Sermon at
i Roberts ., RI. Chapel, N. E. Church (colored)
Preaching at II a. IN. and at 7.S0 P. m.
by Rev. William Gains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-09-11

The baseball season will close October Bird.
1t is almost certain that Boston or Baltimore
will win the pennant and New York's hope
to get in the Temple Cup series has very
dim possibility of being realized. The
chances are in favor of tho Baltimores becom-
ing four.time champions. They are now in
the lead, have more games at home, and have
postponed games that should be moderately
easy. New York plays in Boston September
16, IT and 49, Baltimore plays in New
York September 20, d and %. Boston
plays in Baltimore September "a, % and 21.
Til So important games will, most likely, dc.
eide the standing of the three leaders.
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D. Bendheim & Sons,
316 King Street.

BAsEBALL.-The National League baseball
lows: Baltimore g Louisville O. forfeited.
Boston 10, St. Louis 8; New York 2. Pitts
burg 2; Brooklyn II, Cincinnati 4 Wash
ington 8, Cleveland 4 Chicago 8, Philadel-
phia g. The following is the standing of the
c1uhS.
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HAND MAsHED.-Mr. Clifford. while
at work yesterday at the Office of the
Silver Knight, had one OF his hands
badly mashed while attempting to
adjust heavy roll of paper which
had become misplaced. In a similar
undertaking colored man but a few
moments before also had one of his
hands mashad.
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GU e =

with bsckache and those distressing bearing
down pains so well known to women. In ad-
di ion, suffered from weakness OF the kid
neys and occasional pains in my sides. 1
could better explain my complaint if 1 was
talking face to face with one of my own sex
than to write it. Everything I tried to re.
leve my pains failed to help. I recently
heard that your Sparagus Kidney Pills were
curing such cases as mine, and bought box
of Mr.. Dsnforth the druggist After using
them few days my pains began to disap.
pear, and now am feeling much stronger
than BEFORE and believe never was healthier
than am at present. am glad 1 heard Of
your pills. and wish every woman suffering
as did could hear Of how they helped me.
Yours respectfully, Mrs. MAGGIE FARMER,
S12 W Second street Wilmington. Dial
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,' S.sD roR $lO,OoO.-Patriok Con.
rsi;.. q private in troop b, Sixth
Nr ssu states cavalry, stationed at Fort
N II, . ueaE Washington, yesterday, filed
slOHGs against Capt E. S. Randall for
l.t T g. de claims that on July IL
On bis ap'aln Randall laid violent bands
ipnmt ~ hlyer View and struck him
.lIsss.O ct Of blows on the body. He
sct ss5 'nat ne Was thrown down and
:.ys ,S,s plumber of times. He also
lin tb aa' captain Randall took from
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DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption.

This is the best medicine in the
world for all forms of Coughs and Colds
and for Consumption. Every bottle IS
guaranteed. It will cure and not dis
appoint. 1t has no equal for Whoop-
ing Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneu'
monia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold in
the Head and for Consumption. 1t Is
safe for all ages, pleasant to take, and,
above all, sure cure. 1t Is always
we'll to take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
in connection with DR.. Kings New
Discovery, as they regulate and tone
the stomach and bowels. We gusran-
tee perfect satisfaction or return money.
Free trial bottles at E. L. Aliens Drug
Store. Regular size 80 cents and Sl.OO.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. Sept. II Tho opening of
the stock market was very irregular, but al
most Immediately aftelwsrd it took an upward
turn. The market later developed q tone of
uncertainty and receded fractonally all
around.
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VII kaarhsO u USE Graham, the
Collected = Wiz; comedian, who has been
astae rNas WIN some OF the best shows
9aps to tSa wi vii bring bis own com.
Sas sysp;D nj" opera House next Thurs.
sSaSAu has lot one night only. Mr..
M, beioy @s - many friends in Alexan-
@d BE- dsss ~ alexandria boy himself.
S0Sdd bonSsss S 10 be greeted with a
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Cox IN " AND RELEAsED.-Iudge
otJ. p Washington to-day in the case
gacsl.sa,suew \ Co. vs.. the steamers
70, iusl 'e, a9d River Queen, for debt
ssspst ho ordered libes to be issued
s Nsr Ma, SoiG the steamers aud the U.
:Nsiys rS', ne levied on the same. The
sssit iba 'a s entered into bond to
court, 'T Ts decision in the admiralty
!sassd. NJ steamers were then re-
Ii merits 'e case will now come up on