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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

the extension from Larissa to Gida will
be "a miles, the total distance from the
Piraeus to S~alonica being 1923 miles.
The first part of the line from the
Piraeus to Thebes, tapping the fertile
plains Of Boetia, and the branch from
Skimarati to Chalcis, were i~naugurated
by King George IN March 10 of this
year, and recently another section
uhebes to Livadia-was opened to traf-
&c. thus completing 100 miles of rail-
way. On this portion OF the line is
Lake Copais. which was drained by an
English company, the land so reclaim
ed being exceptionally fertile and capa-
Bile Of growing anything.
Work Is being actively pushed for
ward on the line beyond Livadia and
Dedi and Lamia, and the branch to
kStylis, on the sea, is nearly complete.
In the mountainous country between
Ida and Lamia there are great en-
gid gg difficulties, including II tun-
nels and several viaducts over 300
yards long and nearly 200 feet high.
Nevertheless this section will be finish
cd next year. A large amount of tun-
mel work is also necessary between La
mia and Memirly. but the difficulties
are not SO great as on the previous sec
ti0n, while from Demirly to Larissa the
,Morls is quite easy.
V<ken the line is completed, the jour
ney from the Piraeus to Larissa will
occupy ten hours, and in four more
hours the traveller will reach Salonica,
whence an improved service of trains
will convey him to Nisch on the
through route between Paris and Con-
stantinople.
BY those who have seriously studied
khe question, it is firmly believed that
the line, even if it go no further than
Iarissa. would pay; but, of course, the
real objective is a junction with the
Turkish system of railways. SO as to
place the Piraeus in direct railway
communication with the various capt.
Rails, of Europe. The main route for
passengers and mails to the east would
then lie through Piraeus, which is 375
miles carer to Port Said than is Brin-
dIsi,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. Mrs.
Harmon ID. Tower of Ransomville.
Niagara county, widow of ex-Assem-
blyman Tower, was struck by the Wa
bash fiier while crossing the Rome,
WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg track at
that place apd was instantly killed.
she was n woman weighing about 200
pounds, and her body was shockingly
mutilated. She had planned to start
for New York today to visit her sons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
brown near wanted Food.

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. 1.-Several
hundred persons. saw a brown bear
attempting to eat seven-year-old Robert
Mayer at the bear pit In Cadwal-
lader park. The little fellow Ind ven
tured near the cage of the animal
and was caught and held by the beast
putting its claws through the bars
Of the cage. The animal tore off the
shoe of his right foot and had sunk
his teeth in the boys leg before the
chief of the park guards rescued the
Ind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

Notice il hereby given that a petition
has | cen pr sented 10. the iOw nslip rnm /.
mi5t.s Of The township If Wnn,tbriJge.
asking for the G instruction Of u sewer in
the foil, wing streets and roads. aud PARTS
of st Gets and roa1s, at Larterpt in said,
township, viz: II %stieef, G street, II
at rect between b and & streets, Sawyer's
Lane and Kill Won Knlt road, a distance
of 1000 feet, more Or less, being 100 feet
~ Kill Won KuIi road, and the wlp,ls
|, myth ,f said other II reefs, except Il
-treet, aud that Is is thn intention OF said
Township Committee to carse u twelve
iuch sewer 10 he constructed In the
81 reets and r.,ads, and paris Of streets
and roads mentianed in said petition,
and that the ~Section which may be drain
ed or severed by such proposed sewer. Is
the land located on said streets or roads.
Or pa arts of streets and roads and extend
ing 400 feet. more or less, on each side
iha col, and the owners Of land within
the approximate drainage area af said
ever who may wish to objsct fheret.,
arc requested To present tf.eir ahjectian$
in writing, at a meeting &c said commit
tee to l,e held Mt the town i.ail, III the
township Of WobNlhridge, on Monday.
the eighth day Of August, 1904; ut eight
o'clock In the evening, at which Time and
place a hearing will he held On said OBJ
lections.
w. IRVING DEMARESF,
Township Clerk.
Dated July 10, 1901.
1851 18-20-s 2 1856 q 80 g 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. John
Rockers, thirty years of age, and
Jacob Mango, twenty-four, were drown
ed in Lake Erie while fishing from a
boat. A third member of the party,
Gustav Mails, had his back turned to
the other two men when the boat was
suddenly overturned. Mails was I'M
able to give any reason for sthe cap
sizing of the boat, the water being
calm, and he heard no scutling by
the other men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

BELLEFONTE, Pa, Aug. Jerry
Condo, the prison turnkey who was SC
brutally beaten by the five prisoners
who escaped from the Center county
Jail on Friday evening, is dead and IL
the men are recaptured they viii have
to answer to the crime of murder
Notwithstanding the fact that hun
dreds of men have been searching day
and night since the prisoners escaped,
not the slightest clew to their where.
about or even the direction they went
has been obtained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

NEW YORK, Aug. LIN a head-on
collision between two trolley cars ut
Two Hundred and Thirty-fourth street
and Webster avenue, New York, last
night three persons were perhaps fa-
tally injured and ven others were
painfully hurt. The accident occurred
about IL o'clock and was due to the
fact hat one of the motormen lost
control of his car at a point that made
the collision inevitable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
EE PAS0 TRAIN HELD.
Outlaws Line UP and Rob
Rock Island Passengers.
NAIL AND EXPRESS CARS DYNAMITED
When the Train stopped at Logan
the Engineer and Fireman Were
Covered by Guns and Had to
DO the Robbers Kidding.

l g.
Ell PAsO, Tex, Aug. Ira train
crew which has just arrived with a
light engine from Santa Rosa reports
that Rock Island passenger train No.
A, which left El Paso Saturday Mt Z
O'clock, was held up nenr Tucumcari,
n. NJ, and robbed. The passengers
were lined up and their valuables
taken from them, after which the *
press and mail cars were u%ncoupled
from the train and run about two miles
up the track and there dynamited and
robbed.
The train, eastbound, was held up
about seventy miles west of Delhart
by three masked men at a small sta
ton called Logan. Engineer G.. i.
Walker made the following statement:
1--WE made III regular stop at Lo-
gan, when my fireman and | were COW
cred with guns and ordered to nov
up. We obeyed and stopped the train
at the end of the station. The rob-
bers then made us une0uple the mail
and express cars and run Il short dis
lhittc up tuC biuth, WnclC lnty OtuCitu
us to stop again. Then they entered
the express car and attacked the
through safe with explosives. They
failed to open the safe, and, having
used up their explosives, they made
off in the darkness. The mail car and
passengers were not disturbed. The
local safe contained no money, conse-
quently the robbers secured nothing"
A posse from Delhart, headed by
Sheriff Webb, hurried to the scene,
and 1t is reported that they have the
robbers surrounded and expect to cap
ture then.
The robbery was reported at Logan,
a small station some distance from
Tucumcari, by one Of the passengers
who had escaped the robbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
rx-Governor rattl.on very III.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-Robert
Il. Pattison, former governor of Penn
syivania, is critically i'll with pneumo-
mia at his home at Overlook. His
illness has been complicated by a weak
heart. and his condition in consequence
is considered grave. Mr.. Pattison's
health has been run down for some
time, and It was further impaired Dy
hard work ut the Democratic national
convention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Sand -~Tavonnnine.

/. A salad dressing warranted to keep
better thaa ~mayonnaise comes from
England. Stir together in a small
saucepan a teaspoonful of sugar, a lit
tie salt and dry mustard, three table
spoonfus of viacgar and three of
cream. Stir well and add two beaten
egg yolks. Place in a double boiler
and stir until the mixture is like rea
boston Budget.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Cherry Acid

Dissolve three ounces of citric acid
in a quart of water; pour this over a
quart Of cherries; stand several hours.
six or eight; strain over another quart
nf cherries; stand again; strain; al
'ow q pint of sugnr to o pint of juice;
boil, skim, bottle and cork while hot.
Household.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

retropsyiovsK glSsu MS oo-z.it-tnere
will be Il third link between the two royal
houses. The king at Greece is q brother
of the present tsar's mother, and two
grand dukes have married GreeE.
prince SIS. A Slight link Between Russia
and italy is found in tae fact that the
Grand Duke Peter married Princess
Melitza OF Montenegro a younger sister
of Queen Helena of Italy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Cot s5oo. 400 For 4 GOOD Turn.

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 1.-Atiss Jessie
Gregory. daughter of Judge Gregory of
Halifax, N. c., will come into posses
sion of an estate valued at $500,000,
left to her by Mrs. Anthony, an aged
woman whom she met while travelling
abroad. Miss Gregory bcfricnded the
old woman in some way. and last week
she died, leaving the bulk of her estate
to the North Carolina girl.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
spiced Peaches.

Peel large peaches but do not pit them.
To six pounds Of fruit take three and q
half of sugar, one quart of vinegar and
one tcaspoonful each of cinnamon and
cloves tied in a bag. Boil slowly for nm
hour in a porcelain Kettle and can while
rot. Pears ard eppis. may be spicedin
ne same way Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
ndo Camcterion.

London's burial grounds within the
county total $50 acres, or m area
larger than the city OF London, while
without the county there are 1874
acres, 1908 acres Of which contain no
bodies at present. London's ceme-
teries " three square miles, nearly
two of which gre unused at present for
burial purposes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. Twenty
three persons were hurt as the result
of a rear end collision between two
large trolley cars on the shore line
of the Cleveland, Eastern and Paines-
vile railroad near Nottingham, o.
Except Mrs. John Heinrichs of Cleve-
land, who is said to be badly hurt,
tine other passengers sustained only
minor bruises.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
,Rikisha Tax.

The japanese jinriskisha has been
used at treaty ports for about 30 years,
but it reached Peking only about five
years ago. There are over 1900 of them
in Tientsin, each OF which pays a tax
Of about 81 a month to the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

WASHINGTON, Aug. /. Sunday
was excessively hot. and the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt spent the greater
portion of the time away from the
White House. Attired in their riding
habits, they left the White House IN
their carriage in the forenoon and re,
turned about 7 O'Clock after a horse
back ride to the farm of a friend in
Virginia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
strikers seem to- BE Losing Ground.

CHICAGO, Aug. L. Packers and
business men identified with the EN-
ployers' association in this city be
licve that the union is doomed. Mr..
Donnelly, head of the Butchers union,
says with almost pitiful emphasis that
the ranks of the strikers are holding
firm and declares the men must win,
The impartial observer, weighing all
the evidence, a hardly avoid the con.
clusion that the strikers are in a bad
way and that victory seems to lie with
the packers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

CHICAGO, Aug. 1After \ week Of
mental anguish, during which he con
tinually wcpt and prayed. Frank Bene-
detto. who murdered his wife during q
fit Of Jealousy, has committed suieide
in his cell in the county Jail here BY
hanging himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
CAR DEEPLY MOVED
Won Plehve, Russia's Murders
ed Minister, Buried.
BELLS TOLLED THROUGHOUT EMPIRE

Imposing Ceremony Attended by
Emperor and Imperial Family,
Foreign Representative and
Many Great Men of Russia.
ST. PETERsBf RG, Ang. In. Won
plchve, the minister of the interior
who was assassinnted Thursday morn
ing last. was buried yesterday. and in
| every city and hamlet Of this vast en-
pire church bells were tolled and
masses and prayers said for the re-
pose of the soul of the murdered min
lister.
The services here, which were ac-
cording to the rites OF the Orthodox
Church, were Of IN impressive and i'm
posing character. At IL o'clock in the
morning high mass was said in the
stately chapel adjoining the ministry
of the interior. Emperor Nicholas and
the empress stood with the broken
hearted widow and the children Of
the minister at the foot of a great
mound of flowers on which rested the
casket. To the right on gold embroid-
cred cushions before a mass Of wreaths
banked to the ceiling were ranged the
decorations which had been won by
the statesman during his notable ca
reer. 10 the left were the metropoli-
tan of st. Petersburg and the lofliciat-
ing bishops and priests in their gold
c,nblazoned vcstments. A screen of
flowers concealed the. famous imperial
boys choir.
Among those present were other
members of the imperial family, the
foreign representatives, including min
listers of the empire, generals, admirals.
mobiles, governors of the distant prov
lnces like those Of Astrakhan and
Irkutsk. in fact all high oflicialdom,
not even emitting Genghiz Khan, a
lineal descendant of .ae Napoleon OF
Asia, who is now a major general in
the Russian service.
The entire asscmblage was In full
uniform, and OH the arm of each one
present vas n badge of mourning. All
held lighted tapers throughout the
service, and the air was heavy with
the perfume of flowers and incense
from the censcrs.
At the most solemn moment, when
all knelt and many were affected to
ears, the widow was overcome and
tainted. The emperor came to her as
%sistance. and she was carried out by
gentle hands.
The emperor was visibly moved, and
upon the conclusion Of the mass he fol-
lowed the casket. which was taken up
en- the shoulders of the ministers and
borne down the broad marble staircase
10 the street. There the funeral pro-
~cession was formed. and the,hody was
placed In Il gssat-wif hearse
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
nox,s Rodx round In cntsIslm CreeIx.

CATSKILL, N. Y, Aug. 1.-The body
Of Frank Lampman. age sixteen years.
son of Robert Lampman of this place.
has been found in Catskill creek. The
boy was last seen alive on Friday
morning on the do& front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
GARD OF THANKS.
$50 California and Return.

Send 2 cent stamp for itinerary of
special personally conducted tours to Cali
fornia, leaving Chicago August 18th and
August 25th, via the Chicago, Union
Pacific & Northwestern Line, account
Triennal Conclave Knights Templar at
San Francisco. $50 round trip from
Chicago. C-orrespondingly low rates
from all points. '78477s99 till $40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Chicago Beat Eair CITY Team.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Seven hits for
ten bases, together with nm error. a
pass and a wild pitch, gave the Nation
al locals the game in the second inning.
Both teams fielded loosely, and both
pitchers were unsteady and wild.
The score: Chicago. 0; st. Louis, 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
BIDS N PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received l,y tho Board Of
Edncatinr on Tuesday, August o, 1904.
5at 8 T. NJ for doing the following re-
pairs to the schools OF The City Of Perth
Amboy:
For furnishing The material and labor
for TIN roof on School M. 2.
For FIJI n'siing material and labor for
a TIN or SLATE roof on School No. /.
For putting new tim valley and cutters
on the High School.
Tho lin to be used must be Berger
Bros. Co. Triple Coated, old styles, Char
coal Iron, TX.
Bidders will give a separate bid for
each job.
JOHN II. POULSON,
JOS. l.. CkOWELL,
JAS. ii. WOGLOM,
Committee.
Perth Am boy, N. J., July 80, 1904.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Thibetan.

The Thibetan young man OF fashion
wears his pigtail like the Chinese. and
would be lost without his native girdle.
This is a complete multum in parvo, at
once his arsenal, his pipe rack and his
treasury. In it he carries all that is
really dear to his soul.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

Emeline-Sara and | can hardly un-
ierstand each other over the telephone.
Edgar-Well, talk n at a time!-
Cincinnati Weekly Gazette.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Painful.

Don't you hate to sec people throw
away their money!"
~Yes, The only thing that would re-
concile me to the spectacle would be a
chance to pick it up."-Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Bible Literature.

In scores of instances the Bible is the
only literature of a language Often a
language is first reduced to literary form
in order to produce o Bible. Often, also,
the Bible actually creates a language, in
the proper sense of that term.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
wasn't He stunidp

Shell can only be a sister to you.
He-0h. Evelyn, is that all?
She-All? Why, you know, my BROTH
sr Tom often hugs and kisses me for
h0urs.-Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
British Navy Divers

Divers in the British navy. before
being passed as proficient In the craft,
have to be able to work In - fathoms
of water for an hour and 20 fathoms
for a quarter of an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
prencher couIe Not 1.-Two on s2.

PITTsBURG, Pr. Aug. 1.-Beeause
he could not see his way clear to
living on 50 per month, after paying
his wife and family SIG Of his SIS
monthly salary. the Rev. John Pryor,
a negro evangelist. has gone to jail
to think ii over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
One Chance.

A man occasionally breaks even.
When it comes to wall paper the wife
does the picking and the husband does
the kicking.-Atchison Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
brought In Rorsnanla.

BUCHAREST, RoumanIa, Aug, L.
The drought has almost destroyed the
maize crop. and tlEe government has
prohibited the expectation % maize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

In Paris bacteria soup" Is use 70
exterminating rats, The scientis bsfI
mated that they killed fully 90 q cen
Of the rats and nice living IN tfas
treated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

COLUMBIA, s. O., Aug. 1.-The dry
goods store of Sigh & Allen in Main
street, this city, has been burned. The
stock and building were valued at
$4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

Lelligh Valley Special from Perth Ann
boy every Sunday at 9.35 a. m. Fare for
round trip, adults, 75 cents; children, 40
cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Big Coal States

There is more coal in Montana and
Wyoming than in Pennsylvania.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
How He Manage.

Henriques-I understand You crafty
<our Wife,s slightest Wish.
pttIneer-Yes; Il IS only her more
P%enaiye wishes that ! do not grakify.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
MO Divorces There.

Mexico is the only American repub-
lie in which divorces are not granted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Cofreo Tree Product.

The average coffee tree in Honduras
r~roluces half q peurr OF beans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01
Cheaper Them.

There is such a thing as carrying our
thanks too far.+Atchison Globe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-08-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Fife
here has destroyed the establishment
OF the shilbest Mercanticompany
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Sinf Stalicner al Sobc urr6rannt.

2ancoit er, ga, "a. Noo.
SIM itnlieniide 9(rbeiter famen IpGt
in Der IeBten gtadt our6 elm 6euer
nm, iueIbes oas olte Noble'lfe @e.
Electromagnetic 81 Nortb 8eno, 5pi.
lden Gbriitiana uno gltIenqe, eins
di6erte. 0as @ebGuoe oiente ais
2ogiS fir 60 ooer ne6r @abnarbei.
ter. @iner oerielben mar oanit be.
IdGftigt, ein Gaar lleberboien in Ell.
mem elmer bon @aiolin alt lpaiden,
ais ein SUITE aus ieiner TabadS.
pfeife cine grplolion berurInhte, mel.
DIE 0ns @ebGltoe I'M Nht in Brand
Iebte. Gin idredlid]er 9nnif ent.
Itano inter ben Stalienern, mel6e
gum eroBten EbeiG inn Sdlaie lagen,
lno flint oerielben iparen nift i'm
Stonoe, iid ST. retten. Sbre oerfobl.
ten 2eifen Iito n~lfgehinoen. Sin
mOerer Staliener iprang aus einem
5eniter uno erIitt einen geinbru6.
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NipeIIirltrg nnb EiJoitcrutg m00Iid,
at MAIDEN.
9ie ,GoIpert Building uno Son.
Itritction Co." Die Giacut6timcriu oc5
,6oIoert @ebdu0c3" an Ser gde BON
Ct. Saul mo Go0ctte StraBc, er-
Iudte ben Noppr Dor ctlihen GooclL
ole fir jene gta6borihait Qcplontc
GrnieoriQitng be8 Strohcn RipeolS
iofort pornebmen 81 loiicu. Der
Monor mlBte Dos @ciuh p~orI6lliiq
obl6logcrL ga in icucr @cgcuo elmer
ser 0r0Btcn SubrpoD2 IicQt, Der crit
reconItruirt neroen uu,B, cbc man
Den bier Sub tieien 2Jbiut urtcrteb.
men fam.
S6neu tritt ser Goo Sen
M cni6en On ,%lt better Stint
mlmg perlieB geltcrn 2tbenO 2rull
Charles Miler bon g}r.1t2 0Its6ort.
Nuenlte, Die GroBitroBcn 0}orftbuue,
moIelbIt lie elmer &orlciumg beige.
mobnt bate. Scum iuor Tie oti ner
StroBe ongelnngt, mlroe tie BON lin.
moblicin erfoBt uno mtBtc iid) uu6
Dem Sauie Nr. 1l06, Siio.GburIeS.
StroBe, begeben, moiclbit Iie fur3e
Belt nad) ibrer Nntllnit aus Dem 2e-
ben i6ieo. Or. Is. $. 6ommcrba6er,
pel6er sur Stelc acruicu wurOe,
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orgi 6ril6t.Go." 8cb0rig, OaOur6 Elm
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sur gnt5iinoung brohte, ole iid BORT
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nit so @nuonen @oiolin mar nidt
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ben 9oOen getropft. Der ongeridtetc
S6ooen miro ouf 500 bere6net.
2iegt Elm l1nfuIl por?-
Capt. CHARLES 2eotbcrburp zines alls
iterni6ooners, Der geItern gbenO &c.
gen fl llbr nit ieincm 6obr5euge BET
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9eni. 3. QcmIinq ur,o Trolt, IorO.
ieite SorotoqoitroBe, no6e Jrenlont.
Ioenue, % bel $50, @rrno5inS $50.
500.
Socob S. 9ouQbcr an %rutnq g.
Gpiuep, Noroieitc Nortb Npe., uabe
Slinahuif3 Game, II bel 9S, @runO-
sims $40 $t4OO.
g. Z. Mob, RodIobpCrmoltcr, al
g. E. mob, orci @ruuoitiide, So.
81. 9. Cunningham an ISM. i. u.
SoIion OIticite 9arclap, uube %.
Strobe, 1871 bel 70, @runo5ius $50,
$1400.
Sobu ". Samer an 8m. Sencr'
mon uno 6rorL @eitieite Got1trent,
uobe @oItimoreltroBc, ii bel IS,
@rumO5inS $3.50, 1880.
Mouoc $. OIoeribom an Spcn 9ln-
ocrien mo Grou, Siioieite oergtortbz
Ipe., nubc 8. Ctr, 10 bel 12S, @r05.
$40, $240O.
Charles 9eming an @iuiom u,
2~anebor0t, Noroieite Ser Nlice2lnna<,
nobc &ortitr., tt51@ bel 60, @ro5.
SD, $475.
EbomaS Nel6erqcr al @ilbeImis
no saul, 9 Cots, So.
Morp Yolng an 9oloS M. &nrris
ion Wno Srolt, 2 Cots, SIS.
Worgaretbe Slider an Charles q.
Slider, Sifeitc Der Sodion., nobe
&onooIIitroBe, 13 bel IS, @r65. $45.-
80, So.
2lrt6ur $. MiGer an @iaiom s..
Sbo0e uno 6rolt, Noromeit-gde bon
Binfnep.Eloce unh 9orter.NQep, 1876
bel 70, @rO5. $54, $500.
Gorrie 8. 8hiting etc. al Wtnrtbu
81. Sfiuner, Siiolpeitieite Der Moimt
Gopol.9lue., nobe Moiberitr., Is bel
50, So.
@iuiom II. 9ofer an Charles
Morton, Sitieite Der GoreDs, maize
Woiberitr4 10 bel SO, @rb5. 500,
$1,000
6ronf s. 9ortboIom an Caroline
81, 9~artboIom, &ehte, Gite( uno SIT
tcreiien $500.
Ibrobom Neifel0 al Sobn s. Wt0S.
Iein, Siioieite Der AibIono, naDl
Montforo.gpe., IA bel -, @r05. $42,
$500.
Gomor0 s. Gallagher an Sobn go,
iicap, Sitieite Der BRADFORD, nobc
SrIeanSItr., ~ bel SO, @rO5. $24,
$3.50.