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DIED..

Near Miller'S Station, Md. on Monday, July 3
1899, Lewis Bortner, aged A. years and "A days
In Baltimore Nd on Saturday, July l, 1899, Mrs
Catharine. aged % years. months and day, relic
of the late James Ruby.
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ItALL AND GET PRICES AT
a KEEPERS NPa
Grocery and Feed Stores.

Saear. Coffee. syrup. Glass Jars J"3js
Tgmh,yr~, Jar Tops. Jar Gums. JUGS. Crooks,
Iln Cans. Wax Strings, Rosin and tnrky.
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sa- FEED OF ALL KINDS. ga

Shorts. BaaB. Caru. Ost,, SCREENING.
RsilsI Has aud Straw.
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From and after July LIST, 1899, my brother.
Henry Klee. OF Virginia, will be associated
with me in the Milling Business. He is a
practical muller, also, aud will have charge of
the mill work The mill will be remodeled
and we will be able to compete with the best
mills of the State.
El~Wheat stored free Of charge.
Thanking YOU for past patronage | ask for
a continuation of the same to the new firm.
iunel0 If JOHN Z. hLEE.
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4 T PRIVATE SALE

HOUSES for RENT or SALE. SzsSA
L L House on Court street, rooms -
with all modern convenences such rs bath
room. closet, furnace. electric lights and city
water, large front yard and garden. Rent
S25 per month and water rent
House on Main street, two doors east OF
CITY Hotel, has six rooms and hallway
Rent So per month.
febls-tf CHARLES Z. FINK.
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lis CHlLDRETS ALL WOOL KNEE PANTS SUITS.

age 6 years divided into two (2) lots
All the So 80 to s. Suits Choice $3.50 Suit.
All that sold from 81 to $3.50 Choice $50 a Suit
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JAMES NJ. PICKETT
CHARLES Y WANT

Board of Supervisors of Elections for Carrie
County.
Test JOHN H. MlTrEN, Clerk.
July st.
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@ Our Stores will be closed p m except Saturday
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TO CREDITORS.

.IusEPu y. BgooSs.
un2l 81 Register of Wills.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. Frank Viuton was a guest OF hls SON
in-law, Mr. Charles +. Herring. several days
this week.
=, ,,,,. mn. I L.. L.. u.
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.

y ~ II II u = ~ E.E"-NF ' IT =
True copy. Test:
julyi 3, JAS, II. BuuNGsLE,, Clerk.
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CLOTHING SALE!
CLOTHING SALE J.
TELL IT TO YOUR NEIGHBORS.
36O MEMS and BOYS ALL WOOL SACK SUITS,

in blue and black Chevios fancy Chevots
blue erges few black Worsted that sold from IS to $15
make made up for custom work. in fact every
Spring and Summer goes this lot matter what they
cost,
At choice $500 a Suit.
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MODEL NEWSPAPER.
NETWORK TRIBUNEs GRAND WORK
on DEWEY DAYS.
= q Foarth Estate.

lyon IRE Folrtl EState
n commenting upon he reports 70 ths Dewey
BE- rrfa- % omit reference 70 The splendid work
done by The New-York Tribune. Unlike many pub
locations. which or an occasion OF this kind crowd
i-to SINAI space everything else II the paper m
make room t'- sQec!a. matter, ne tribune dld Not
neg sct g. t-a slightest degree the genera news q
the week even minor events but pun out from day
70 Cay SUPP enent devoted 20 the news OF the
Ths' news -sqorts Of The Tribune wonder
f-.ly ample and 10 many people more satislEiAG
e. TIE Trl5-.es ordinary typoCrapA cal style than
g. they had been set g. plea or great primer lpe
r.nnng across the page. or cut UP lAio ooNes
win u0-te-s.
Tie sunday edition was q course. far IN ad-
toril point Of but the issues for seyers! days
previous had ben spienddly put together Tor per
The r.ttl.cs supplied ~ The Tribune were actual
rerresarteone o. the scenes OF the great ce.eora-
ton. Having the power through some patent r.s.t
20 Nm - Use original half tone plates In PRINT
.rg i-s paper The Tribune free from the neces-
s.ty ~ having pictures drawn ~ rs own once ny
artists no nay have seen The parade ana al ''H
lid Tae Tr.5uue chosen 20 make It's Dewey sup
Elements 70 the form adopted for its exec Lent sun
DAY SUPP .srueuf they might have been on-hG ai-D
fstt as r..st satisfa ct0ry account or 'Ae sIFa-
T.a Tribune T. somehow looked upon IN this town
g.. ne ...r ~a'iaft-I' While set in wile r-els sure
s-5 IN ,ercer BODY type than most ~ Us cor,
rsrfs 70 serves up all the news - the cay III us
80 share aes'te1 hy astonisningly .arEe c4ith-
,s'a. ~ Tn. Tribune as an advertising medium lS
ev-4--i.-9--. Eier and depends tn no sense on me
gle-se- wr.-1 any one may MAKE as u Ne e."-.e
''.v o. lt- circulation The important alFtl 80.
49, present fav Is personally we. posted as ~ W.
cas, - people each 70 the difereat papers or'hEs
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RESCCED FROM A WRECK.
CAPTAIN. HIS WIFE AND A CREW OF EIGHT TAKEN
IN LIFEBOAT FROM LUMBER SCHOONER

CAPTAIN. HIS WIFE AND A CREW OF EIGHT TAKEN
IN a LrFEBoAT FROM LUMBER SCHOONER
Norfolk. Va, Oct. THE British steamship
Khodes'a Captain Bates. from Nsw-Orleans 10
Hamburg, arrived az Lambert's Point to-day. hav-
iaE on board the crew - the schooner Carrie 4
Lane o. Bath. Ne. who were picked UP IN the
QUIZ Stream shlpwrecked on Tuesday The crew
Is composed OF Captain Frank Scofeld whose wife
"a With him, and eight men. Their experience
was a most thrilling one
The Lane, which was three -Inasted schooner.
sailed from Alphabetical. for Noauk Conn. on
September 70 with load Of lumber and had good
weather Up 70 about Tuesday OF last week when
northeast winds set r.. She labored heavily In
the sea afterward. but had no accident until Sun
day afternoon. All hands were At dinner when
the vessel suddenly shipped a heavy sea and
SHIFTED her deckoad % lumber She Immediately
began 70 leak and when the pumps were first pat
TO work She had eleven inches Of water in her
Al s. o'clock Sunday night there was seven and
LIGHTHOUSE. Here they remained until Tuesday
morning. when a lfehoat was sent out from the
khodesia in charge OF Chief Officer Jewell end
ineE We're taken aboard the ship In the attempt
ID moist Tho Nfeboat 20 the deck after the parry
mac been rescued. IL was smashed by the heavy.
lolhnS 81 END Iost. Captain Bates says that the
wreck ~ me Lane is right IN the tack 0f vessels
piFng along this coast. and is dangerous 20 navi-
cation. Most Of tho Lanes crew live IN Baltimore.
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Co'onel silas Titus. one % The early settlers o.
Syracuse. died on Wednesday az tho home of his
SON : W Titus. al No. 6i2 Carro-st.. Brooklyn.
as tho result az A shock which h. sustained IN q
fire which occurred in the house about two weeks
ago. A. that time Colonel Titus was in danger Of
being burned when he rescued by his daughter
in-aw lie was born IN Cato. y. Y. in 1911. and
moved 70 syracuse n 1923. when that place was
mail village He was IN business there for many
years When the var brok" our DO was member
~ rho State National Guard. AMI enlisted IN The
18th NaD-Tork Volunteers as adiutant. Later
loo became colonel OF the I'D Newly rk He Went
70 live Ia Brooklyn about year ago The funeral
was held m his sons home. in Carroll-st. yester
day morning The body was taken 70 Syracuse for
burial
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Mrs X CasweI wife ~ the Rey. z " cas-
well pastor Of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Norw..4 Conn. died on Wednesday az the home
- her SON. The Rev. Lincoln n. Caswen. pastor OF
fhe Methodist Episcopal church at Glen Cove
Long Island. The funeral VIII - held In the
" ethodist Episcopal Church at Glen Cove today at
800 3. m The Rev Dr. George Van Alstyne. pre
siding elder. and 'he Rev Or. George Eckmau.
pastor ~ = PaIls Methodist Episcopal church
New-York City. Will conduct the service. Mrs
Clinton g. Fisk the president ~ the W0man's
Home Missionary Society is expected 70 BE- present
and make al address Mrs Casv Ell was prOmi-
mont --i-er ana Morke- of that society.
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PETITION To OUsT 4 MAYOR

30 n.ols Ohio. oct. 's9ee. Attorney Cen
g. Non-ett this afternoon Med a petition IN TIE
.~--' Court 70 Gust Mayor Samuel j. S"ai'%
~ ono on the ground that h. has violated me
NJ" Practices act L Il charged ihat '"'
60 IN hs sworn statement of election expenses
Wb4-s. tAai the total spent Was ony 80 ~
isee 81, u ga excess or $50 Tie * pr ON
few nm, "..lFs "nt as the MAJOR s1f7 ~ 81
he M ~ w DIS sleeve 20 play IA the COW -
only -, friends cf the Mayor say Ills VIII 10y
broinira-l ~ MS vlnd.cstion. but VIII send SONIC
'-aut citizens 70 the pen.tentisry.
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James Harlan was born I'm Clarke County Ind.
August % 1870. When no was four years old
HE fsther removed 20 Clarke County. Ill. where ne
grew Up on farm. Before he reached his majority
.e started - make his own way en- the world. with
soN n bis pocket the gf, OF his father. Hc entered
Indiana Asbury University now De PAW Univer-
sityl. from which ne Vas graduated in lsD. lie
paid his way through college By working on farm.
teaching common schools and by boarding himself
lie then became president OF Iowa City College
which was afterward succeeded b. the Iowa State
University. In isi7 he elected superintendent
OF public instruction on ne Wing ticket. The next
year De- was reelected. but counted out IN
favor az Thomas r. Benton. 81. NJ. Harlan ih'n
studied law. but shortly after beginning Is prsc-
toe M became presiden, Of Iowa Wesley an univer-
s.ty In lsi9 DE decided 20 run FOR state senator,
eruor lie remained president ~ Iowa Wesleyan
University. In 1855 s.. In The latter year he was
elected United states Senator.
Mr.. Harlan reelected 70 the Senate ia 1851
Secretary ~ tho Interior 70 which no had bsen ap-
pointed by President Lincoln about q month BE-
fore The ALTERS assassination. Tn his Stua t0rill
terms he had served the Committees OH Public
Lands Indian Affairs the Agriculture Bureau ard
on the Pacific Railroads This experience gave him
especial fitness for the work - hi- department. In
1876 d. was again elected a Sfra or ard res gned
as Secretary 20 take his scat il fat Senate on
March l. 1861. and served ful term Senator Har
AN AS highly esteemed throughout his career
for his wisdom as a statesman his influence and
power 10 DEBATE ara his captivating oraf0ry-
From 1852 20 1885 he Wa presiding judge Of tho
tou-- OF commissioners ~ Alabama Claims. Ho
spent his later years az Mount Pleasant Iowa.
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IHcoRP0B4rrD N WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston ~ Va oct 8 (speciaD The seeIe-
,s1y o. state here has issued charter 10 INC
Miles Exploration Company. OF New-York Ciiy ior
ne purpose @: doing general mining ana MINING
I-sness Capital subscribed $500; paid IN. s'"O
VIZ TIE privilege y Increasing the SANE 10 So"'.
y. "es'. Philip & NfcCook Chnord g. Ray, Jonn
O.. 'eacy and NJ Rosenkranos. al o. Nf"-1o'N
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rALIsE WITH g50.0o6 LOST AND FOUND.
SHIFTED ~ WRONG VESSEL AND LEFT oH 4
WHARF UNTrr. CALLED FOR

WHARF UNTIL CALLED FOR.
Honolulu. Sept. g. VIA Victoria 2 e. Oct g.
r P. banning. who est this port on August 81 on
tho steamship Australia. Lost vslise containing
nearly $1,000 IL bank notes bonds and sugar stock
a. the Occidental Hotei iust after no arrived IN
san Francisco. Tho vaiise was shipped by mistake
on me Ni1pin Maru as part 81 the personal effects
o. Plrser Piver The latter discovered the mistake
before arriving here and le.t the valse on the
Pacific Mall wharf. He evidently had no idea o.
me value o. the contents ~ the valise he made
no report 20 the steamship companys agents and
the VaHsa containing a small fortune lay COM
paratvely unprotected among other uncaue4 for
packages until advices received Yesterday nv The
Be,g!an kirE resulted n search being made and
the lost vall7e found
ne steamers Maura and Kinau. o. the Wilder
SteainsAlp ComQanv have salvage claim Of about
- against The bark Coiusa which thev haflel
On ne rec, nea- kah-k-ai on September a. 4
Iart ot his "N probably 20 70 Captains Mcdonald
and Clark. ~ the Maura and Khan ana thei~
crews The collsa. which .s valued az 80 III car
RED cargo worth about go p0 She went ground
- numerous point about Eve hundred wards
,ron Were the OH INahi went 20 pieces Tho
MalFa worked 10 save her over thirteen hours
-Ine transport gian King arrived from San
FRANCISCO on the morning % September q So
resumed her voyage 70 Manila to-day
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DIED.


a. 81. bonn. 10 y. s. F' "a y.ars
Services ~ r.-'ssn-e Friday evening at o'clock
BApGER-Veine-ssy e.cnns october : Luther W.
Relatives and fr.er. invited attend services At hs
l,fo residence ~ p North uth-sf. Newark y -
TAX - m rain TOO, O., Barclay chr'to0hsr-'',
In,erneat N Cemetery at of tAs
HoLiIsrER- suddenly. s, Rutherford y :. October =
rerersi ,rr 6s 1te residence Rl'hert'ra. y J. III
r-s,- ,eases 70. %, ct'a.nser. - p
LArHRoP-A, DIFF. homo orvsso - y. Tuesday. oct'-
Der 3. Ffeiel iatnp
LITTbEA Naniaset Mas, o. sa2Taay S s, ;,.
30 l,ss caro- A., re- 1a' p "'o '' "'a" ." "''''
fnterrlert In Greenwood
LNDyA' h.r rs.asncs s. .s Eas ls 1871 $50, 2.
ia~o- Inn, ~ H. m re- sta Ear O., lev as.
MoonE-oa o,t.tcr D. E3rsr' r.. M'7-s IN h' si's
raae-ai service a, hs ate resaeac. Nc - Inozsv'.
Eas, oranss \. J. At Il a ~ Foiia' october
RoBERTsoN-In Montreal Carasa. october Will
lam IS y h"ft-0n. - 90 TT, D.
sANTELt..or Thursday or.t,. !. s,r r,,.tsns'.
y - Wast'nFt -n-a'e Brook r "nacla Van 10
Funeral services AZ aer 't re+"n -''iria ''n'hs'
i~,i.1'le ,i<,I paper. rl,a-- cops.
TREAT-oa october B. 'liiery cas, Russell Trs.n''
rector = - Stephens Church ran''snrat9n 'AAPsn'
Funeral services A. ,sar-s. ria,. o-'.t'r 1880
c.err5 kindly tr.rs r.,imea',.
Jerusalem CHAPTER Ro,a ~ y. N' ,.ns- =
'oa1 ani'rs ''i ate hereby flies'e9 20 .o ne ..I
.'rtie' u y'.r are cinnamon 49, a. E-oss
.,.-. u..lolaX r rEEsr00rT Hsa Priest
knne toss, Sc 'ss 2. ..ai a M-R-''hrea. Yous-.
-i.i.'t.'t' A'
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To the Editor o. The Tribune
Sir As the present .-dic.al term n Judge Barrett
is about 20 expire. = WI! 10 era ,'t-- ana az
,-te+a FOR ali parties 20 un'.e In his rcn0nina-
,, p, erol p -tion they Will Ia doing flstice.
nor only 20 him. bar to themselves There are tx
couer+ INGREDIENTS for this step. as m their .ast
election both Judge Barrett and Judge Andrews az
the Court of Appeals were 'he choice % ie3'n.-
cams and Democrats alike T. the former 7'af
,,or,hv ~ such honor then. now much more Us ne
r.orrnv now after fourteen additional years -.
.4'r..-+ and faithful service Certainty no r'rfH
.rr5d wish 10 put itself upon record a- -eeri'f ID
defeat him. 49, .,..... ..lt , t..rte-
as Jadee Barrett is above al. PAL. IL ,ts'lo ,
upon s' uelfsre AMI safety IFS services are
o. piy invaluable % me people and they carrot
erf 20 lose him. -
4IsSl. YORK oct T. 1914
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w4RsH1Ps OFF FOX HAMPTON ROADS.
40 CEREMONY MARKS THE DEPARTURE or THE
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON

NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
The North Atanuc Squadron. under command o,
Rear Admiral Sampson sailed for Hampton Roads
Yesterday There was ceremony about the de-
parture crowd gathered alone the Staten Isl-
and shore 70 see the ships of. and they
llted by passing vessels as they went down tho
Bay This was the last opportunity 70 see the
squadron as az present composed. as some q The
ships VIII soon start for the Philippines.
Tho New-Orieans which is 10 sal. for service ir
The Philippines is still short ~ large number "
mon who are assent without leave The reward n
SO man for rheir return offered by Lieutenant
Commander Hail induced considerable activity
among fna police and many Of The tars were To-
turned 20 The ship by the buecOats but number
~ -ti.lrs are stfl missing The dosertOrs said
90 be- .o - 'le taet that th- NeU-Orleans Is - hat
the sailors cal. wet ship that Is. in q heavy
sea she scirs 50 much water IN their quarters AS
% make them extremely uncomfortable IN rou7h
~ %
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y. E. CONVERSE.

Atlanta Ca. Oct Sword has beer received
here OF the death at Spartan burg g.. Of r. r
Converse founder % Converse college al this
place and one Of the wealttiest men in the state
Mr.. Converse. who came from New-Yor< abol,
twenty-five years ago VAS The president 0f i've
cotton mills az the time q MS death IL WIS
seventv-two years II age. Ills donations Do Con-
vnrs- CoLlege aLone amlunfet y 50 80
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sarS on the steamship

ard. among the passengers on the steamship
AriIadia. from Ponce. yesterday.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
the steamship Lauenburs. from Baracoa and
Gihara wore Major VI Henry and Captain ".
+ Bsuyelt United states Army.
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F,- ~ep -ant ,air TO-DAY except rain OF he soni-
coast SATURDAY rain near tho coast tai7 " ne
4. sA.s-i-z ., eas,er.y and becoming brisk tonight
Fo- Eastern Ne7-Ior< ta-r 10 ''@ Interior ram hf'
.a -..st today aal SATURDAY. WINS shifting 70 no''
a4ste-v All Increasing 10 force - r,.-,,..,-,-,s
81 30 Dtst-i.r < Columbia. Eastern Fenhsl san.a
- r.rsse Delaware Mar and and virgin ~.
a.. .~S -rit-t. saturday fair Increasing n''t"eas'
winds - >.,r ,, oav AM Saturday.
variable nincs
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MARRIED.

-RIBvs-M CAMPBET.I>-At JeTersonv+ls ina. octoosr
Z 1879 az residence o. Mr. J. II. McCampb-n greno-
mother OF tho BRIDE. Rev George II. McCampocis
assisted tv Rev T. : Howk u D.. Leuua Hal NJ
Campbell 10 Louis Lneeu Irifus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-06

Dunkirk. y Y. Oct. 5-Abert II Hilton Editor
81 The Advertiser and Union" died suddenly
this afternoon from heart diseass
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TO PROTEST AGAINST THE SEATING OF
rrpREs ENTATIvE- ELEcT RoRERTs
t. the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir Mrs Watts our president u the Amer
can Female Guardian Society and Home FIR the
Friendless has called a meeting a. The Home
No % East Twenty-niuth-st.. for Friday after
noon. at $50 to arouse interest IL the Roberts
question Ny Brigham Roberts is the polyga-
nous Mormon elected 10 Congress as Repre-
sentative from Utah and believe he stands
strongly on the platform e polygamy Person
ally. I feel It would he q stain on our country %
allow a man advocating and practising such a
principle 20 have n seat In Congress. and ear
nestly hope Il Will be possible 10 prevent him
from taking his seat II seems 70 me an coca
sion when CHRISTIAN men and women should
unite O. do what they can 10 oppose the occur
renee II such misfortune. hope YOU VIII call
attention 70 this meeting
HELEN MILLER GOULD.
New-York oct T. 1890.
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One cent re- copy extra pos age e charged % me
DAILY AID sE9iI-U EEhLY mall slpserins1 IN
Eev-Y3 rk city.
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Notices ~ marriages and deaths must be M
dorscd with full name and address.
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DAILY tnfh s.-fa'l q =. a " -nt-. Address ehansH
2 cffen 8a- r-d ....
DAILY lv-..r- su~lsyl. {. - month. Aidr'"
changed ar@r IRA desired
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MAGNIFICENT SUNDAY TRIBUNE

TO the Editor O. The Tribune
Sir. Y,ur last Sunday issue was magnificent
a record breaker CHARLES ROBERTS
saranac Lake y. Y OCT. 500
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE t. Pc TAKEN
To the Ed.tor q, The Tribune
Sir. and others would te glad = YOU would
stat, IN one o. your able and Interesting editorials
and NJ vo.r early convenience VIA. you under
stand 70 be the British position IN relation 20 tne
citizonehip ~ those Out.auders who would gc' re
franchise under Nj Chamheriain's demands is
f. Intended tat they are 20 remain Hrit.sn s-t-
ioots .n a sense different from that 1npireo.e 10
inc R1ors Themselves. OR are they - take t-e or
~ ALLEGIANCE - rho 1rarsN0al ErItNtc. 2
should e ad % hear from ,or - t-.. H.
Atlanta. Ca Sept q. lS@
no. they are TO take ar oath Of allegiance %
tie Transvaal-Ed.I
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,lov.f-fr. G. Alto. Vrlrsslat Qet00el = so
~ -esilar-e e fha t-.1.- aarerfe b@1ns,oi, j.
II. Dean o " Lewis Narzsref BLACKBURN. daughter q
~ t,49rge -. IArraA - (-Gt.la'-t HoNeA " "sr-
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Kellqlons Noiltes.

- - -
MADISON ANINTF BAPTIST CIV a.. t. g. rner ~
=. Re-. HI-NHY 81 SANDERS l.. -. Fes.or - =,
St,-fsv ii nl 3D. 2 Pastor nii ptesct a.
bo,n services SUNDAY school, sSo Chapel ssf't3
Ye5nsslas. p ~ -
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NARRIED

You -a- "a, ANYTHING ana ne happy ons.' sou ls'
r.--sar.s flix4s-ira Tablets
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P4NNENGERS FRoH TIE HtHT INDIES.
" Hail Adjutar' Gen-r-' - Porto Rico. and
vvtl,iara r. GherardL son & Rear AdniTa- Char
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OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR JAMES HARLAN.

Des Moines Iowa oct. James Harlan. ey-
nited States Senator died a. Dis home tn Mount
Pleasant. Iowa at 9.15 O'Clock this morning
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THE PASSING THRONG.

With about the same amount O., work 20 transac;
rs tho Corporation Counsels office OF New-York
CRY ,he Office u the Attorney
HARD General = the State Of Network
WORKED receives an annual appropriation
OFFICIAL. amounting 20 only about one-sev-
enth OF that gwen the Corporation
Counsel here. l. is hard worked Office In conse-
quence. and i - not be wondered that Attor-
nev General John g.. Davies who Is IN the CRY for
few days. A. the Hotel Manhattan. gave a weary
sigh when asked Is he was here FOR the yacht
races 80 I am not said Mr. Davies II am
here strictly 90 business and. what is more. /
haven been able 20 take any vacation his sum-
rner but have had my 70 tho griristoue all Tho
time. I'm only here FOR day or TWO, and real 3
have nothing o. interest % say. It's TOO early 10
say ANYTHING boGt roLI-.cs now
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Frederick Whitney IS arranging ,or To pro-
duction n December Of a stage version y 'QGo
NaLls." made by Stansiaus STANCE.
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VOTES OF THE STAGE.

Walter Damrosch mas planned a lecturins tour
for the coming season. He viii lecture o. wagnor.
and illustrations vii! be sung hv David B!sphan
ana Nme GalsKl