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male every Manley.
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‘oramonledtmnddenvmd.
W ' 7 manta-Mime
,_ , in out emu Market.”-
the Wino: habitation
on: and a“... Them.
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phenomenon-
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Both Patina Concentrate Then-
Ell’orta in the Empire State.
mm to 01mm vom
As A!" "or Orator- wm ’I'ell Why ‘I'belr
Mat” Should Be Elected-Minister
. '3.- m Anette-r to Wayne Mace
Vaugh’a Ami on His character.
llrvaona, Oct. rye—Hard work in now
the orderof the day at both the Republican
and Democratic national hemlquartera in
title city.“ the manngers on both sides
.are exerting themaelrca to the utmost as
the campaign begins to near the end.
“to Democratic managers have recurred
lane Republican literature bearing on Mr.
W’a alleged hostile attit ude toward
the veterans, and bare issued a statement
denying the allegations contained in the
dominant, which charges that Mr. Clerc
land-idinoneothis mmwhilepree-
Mtbat‘fltepoorbouaewaagnodeuough
for “rem” (Union veteruna), and similar
unsympathetic remarks concerning the old
ioldiaa ”The pretended extracts are a
bun forgery," any the Democratic man—
Im-
‘ Chairman llarrity and his emirates in
on management of the Democratic nation-
Il campaign lmgnn today calling out their
r."- and concentrating their forces for
a hard fight in this mate. “it-y admit
frankly that there in mm! for hard lighting
~lltltilatatefrom now until the pollacloae.
Speaker Criap, of the house of represent»
tires, who was in consultatitm with Jill;
Danaeratie managers, will migh’num.
liar 0‘ WEE; %%fiem with an
‘ to’tbc DryGoods Clereland and.
Bteveluon club here. lie spoke first on
thetaril! and then gave the Springer wool
till we attention. He met with a hearty
"caption.
Al Array of “Spellbinderat”
Between 300 and 400 “spellbinders” who
will go out to battle under Tnmmuny'a
bauneraasembled in Tammany ball. Mr.
Richard Croker told them that they were
alled together to find out exactly who
were willing to make speeches and to make
Arrangements as to whereundn-hen each
man-honld speak. A Gill man made for
volunteers, and the next hour was. spent in
taklugtheir names and lllltlm. Then
Hr. Croker mounted the platform and
lid: “It in my earnest desire, gentlemen,
tint you ahuuld give your moat careful and
vigorouaattention to the national ticket.
The local ticket will look out for itaelf."
Mr. Cleveland wrote to the Business
Ben's Democratic mmintion declining to
speak at the meeting announced to he held
at Hadlaon Square gnnlen on Oct. 29. Mr.
Cleveland‘s muons for this ni‘tion were
based on the conclusion that his presence
would attract many Democrats on the last
dayof registration and consequently lose
the party many votes. The campaign cota-
mittae, after «beaming the matter. passed
reaolutiona pontwning the v ~ tin; until
metirne durln‘: t‘w {allow neck, The.
resolution: reciv. . mm:- r sun .u thnt
given by Mr. Chm : ....l in: 0...
I‘ll Berlin to Start . .
Theltcpubhcaq main-J making ready
to send some at their but men into the in-
ierlor of the state. and declare they are
now ready to "fight the enemy day and
night until ell-ct ion tiny."
llgmn had a long consultation
with the Republican mmpnign committee
in reference to an attack on .him by Wayne
HacVeagb, in which among other things
llaeVeagh said he learned of Egan’r dia-
My through the columns of “'hitelaw
de'a paper, the Xevr York Tribune. The
mlt of the conference on» an open letter
to Mr. Mac\'--.~,:;li from Mini-tor Egan.
The letter Optllet by haying:
at a meeting held tn iprer Union. under
the ample- ut' the Hawaii: rlubot New
York, you. a renegade tron your partywaayoa
arautdwbsfnummrpwpleaadygracd
to our n r-
Wm dovl‘lut wh’ich [Wharton Time».
with in battal'wu oi tautim-nymhlef suing
whicbwaa the WW Pram: tailed tone
’-—to hermit rh my good .
With the “Ir-albino! a polls mart pettl
under I retent referring to
w yeah“ number” elaaaatd.a-all new
lrstaaat'anladlcr who tailed to account (or
graying-urns: land placed in htscharrez"
natal. yea ray, “It ran well known at Wuh-
wbea he was apwintad what the
may! “kindle-“banana!"
n"
l
year mt What-y up»
Mnuhsalttoflhtlt"batyoum
“it“ahantasaltto ovary sour-sport
“With-"MM“
that I. Heads sultry 1..
Ir.
then aaya he would not notice
the for the acquiescence la the
attache! tneat lrllltmen llba'l‘. r. (ill-
roy, worn-n. (trace. J. J. tribulation
John ”. Criamilwa. John (I. Him-bun nail
nth” who am:- prevent. and metal that
humid not in bla prmnco allow a Mini
”him on either of them without
it.
flr. lm than men- Mr. Mchragh’a
W in rotation fluorine: that «wry
rut of the hint: funda handled by him had
In properly m-«mntol for; that the only
tabla-l charge against him was mode by
ahestlls engine. pleas. bouillon the meat
I“ to which l’igott mmfm-d nod
h which the loader: Time» spolngiud.
nd nib:
“minimum paulart‘mulu
Mus tro- crtrata-l lattice. l as may
“amihmmwmuwpw
mat at my imam tether
Multataemadpml plead guilty.
turnaround-ea (mm from “nine
“w.“talbaaamwaymiaelym we"
“without, an hard HeNorin. Rimb-
mm. mm F. I win lengthenlnu
mu so many "it: n. no i eat sin
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laatsaaroue, own-«nou- the met
Walnut-Ilium
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THE WONG “ABE CHMPIOM
The (Harem. Didn't Win a fllflla 0a..
a! the tier-lea.
horror, Oct. 27.~The world's
ahlp neriea is that. The Boatous
Baotou players will have well stocked ward-
robe: to pull through the winter with, paid
forwith the good moueyof the aapiring
young men from Cleveland, who bet freely
on the resultoi the content. The westerners
have a great with, but the players did not
appartohare the aerveotthe beanestera.
In the last two gamma the Clevelauda new
ad on with what was almost a sure wine
ping lead, but in the face of ddeat the
home tram braced up, and by remarkable
Itick work won out both game- ly.
The lost game was almost a repetition of
thecontmt of Saturday. The Clevelnuda
by the prettiest kind of batting, combined
with good base muni
mas. and with their crack pitcher, Cy
Young. in the box. felt coa‘dm of at
least one victory. 'l‘heBoatona. however,
sized up‘fFamrer" Young, nearly as nuc-
cesntully as they didClarkfnonoa Saar-lay.
and out of Weight rulnasoond they
earned nix.
Bennett, besides catching a fine pure,
batted hard and timely, knocking out a
clean home run. Duflyalnqwhose batting
heretofore haudone so much toward win-
ning the championship. again lined out the
ball for two bite. one being a double.
Childs, Burke“ and Medium did the beat
batting (or the Cleve-hunk
The former baa played a remarkable
game throughout the int-rim, both at d.
but and in the field. and hmupfijd hi,
reputation I“ “W l‘fitlibg c batsman.
. ' .‘1'lflaflounlemwasgivcuan ovation
alter the game, the Doing players joining
in the congratulation. A grand hermit is
to be given the world'achanrpiona, followed
by a lnnquct, at which suitable nwdala
commemorative of the championship will
be prenentui to each player. The Clerc-
lamlu left for home last evening. score:
ll.llil.
Boston .......... 0023lllla—8ll6
(Rowland ....... 0 n 3 ll 0 0 I) o (infill) l
Kichols and llennott, Young and Zimmr.
need in Syracuse.
Srmursr, N. Y., Oct. flit—One of the
largest audience: that ever crowded the
Alhambra. the biggest bull in central New
York,usucmbled there last night to bear
ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed discuss the
issues of the campaign. Your thouctml
people were within the “Indoor; inclosurt',
andhundrrds went away unable to gain
admittance. Mr. Reed. after saying that
Democruta believed all wimlmn died with
Thmnas Jeflenson and that they Were
always against something, diu‘uuml the
tarifl issue. He was loudly applauded.
Cunaplracy rr‘mr At.
Starla-ms, s. 1., Oct. fir—James Scott.
collector and custodian of the fund» oi the
public school, has been uncured, charged
ith embezzling 523,471 Michael F. Don-
nelly, who is both achwl and town trustee,
has been arrested, charged with misderucnu
or in failing to properly tile Scott’s bond,
which is missing. A conspiracy invnlting
a number of lm‘fll pnlil’lt'lmm is mug-«ml
and startling-ind ~ . “(A raput‘tltl.
More Trouble [or ('u-nr d'ltlene.
ST. l’.\l'l.. Uct. :LS.—~Another outbreak '11
team! in the Cmurd'Alene min-en in Idaho.
George W. Thompaon, a nonunion leader,
says it looks worn: than before the but not.
break, and all that la treated to make war
in some overt act on either side. The night
guard at the mines has been doubled and
Mnforuunenta rent for.
fecb'a ('nse‘ltluaiued.
Auuxr. Oct. :5.—~Tbo out of the people
against Labor Commissioner Cherie.» l".
Peck andbisstenographer, Elbert Rutgers,
who were charm with having destroyed
public recorda, was dismissal by Justice
Gutrnann. ”Wm.-. >
Praia-arr Ioetbaer Dead.
Blinds, Oct. a-P‘roteasor Adolph Sort—
beer, of Goettingen, is dead. He wan newn-
ty'elght yearn old. l’roleaaor Stetheer mm
the hire-most authority of the world on the
subjects at mooometnllism and bimetal-
llam.
a lit-dent Yaw-d trying.
Bunnrarowx. H. J., Oct xix-Alina
Swift, aged seventeen, a popular college
atndent. was found dying from a pistol
wound. believed to bare been nil in-
meted.
The W M Ill-rut.
lotions, (let. fi—filr John lawaa, the
noted agricultural authority, mimatealhe
British wheat harvest at 1.433.403 quarter»,
one oi the lowest ever produced
The lunch Ia Man-y.
Pants. Oet. lit-«A dispatch tram Colonel
Dodda stator that be has one»
haltotkina nan-ne- mond there-
lalader are Wind. »
An Indian- Iasaw Iliad.
'rsaas it Aura, Oct. 5-4». t’sn Valzah
die-there. Malaaonhewaothepatt
mad neuter oi the cute and had attaiud
the thirty-third degree.
A null Owner Area-slanted.
Bwrrrmts, Ky, net. New-BM ltitchry,
a wealthy atocb owner, while driving with
Monti-and balmwas shotdvadbyaome
mauled perroa.
rs rmtuls the Itrtbera.
Paula, (kt. aw mull-ta have
been errand at Can-aux with the view. it
launder-tend, at stunning the unher- to
richer.
“no flea My Ian.
erm.ltu.,0et. mwA clutch pulley
tathsalretrlelkflworhsbarat, fatally he
gulch It“, J. 9. Ruhaafll.
Norma...
WWW . 3*
iienldebamra layer than with
laadealtodetmdtbsettyofm
“mm
ng, piled up three
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”Inbhflflt. at l)
ilmnun T0 ETElllllll:
Seven Persona Killed in: Col-
liaion on the Reading Road.
Amormmu 2&1)er
In. one llad Blunder"! and a Cartr-
Ier's Jary I'll] Try to ”a the Ream
albtutr-aeveqmarra lraslted Down
“at, Int afl In. wlth last-at Death.
Puluoumlaflct 25.»0neo: the wont
accidents that has happened on the Phila-
delphia and Reading railroad )or years oc—
curred on the main line by a collision he-
tweeu the Shamokia cry-roan and a freight
train at a point midway between West
Manayuuk station and Rome Glen, on the
l’hiladelpbin and [loading railroad}
Therm train which left Shamokln
wasonmpaaed of an engine, a baggagaand
smoking car, four day coaches and the
Pullman parlor car Creatliue, the latter
being attached at Reading. 1: was from
Harrisburg. A singular fact in that all of
the parlor car occupants criminal injury.
Thomasl’itzpntrick, an experienced en-
gineer, waa at the lever of the exprm and
Thurman Welch was the fireman. llprry
0- Print: '3‘ "‘9 film," Clayton
Evpler WM haw nmm. I. n. «rm!
"slinky-.11. um! Gt'fll’gl' llnmilton wins
“'9. Moran conductor. The train was
or!“ filled with meager-n and run run-
ning on acbedule time.
Owing to the accumullttion of freight and
coal notation the northbound track Con-
ductor Printz had nwircd onlcrn to take
the northbound truck from What Combo
bucket: to West Falls, and ignorant of any
impending danger he did so. and the tntiu
rushed along at the rate of about forty-fire
milea an hour.
The “'MI I- Home.
At Penmydn train made up of empty
cool and freight mm, drawn by engine So.
52% and mnuuui by Engineer Charles Being,
Fin-man Bernard Gallagher, Ifundnctor
William Gerinch, llruketnen .lill‘ull Kilmin
and James llurtlrlrl Elltl Flamnun Frank
H.Criefl,rcnminnl on n «tide tract: until
the Moorinnwtltsthm bud manhood then
in Mnrrtlnucv with llit mural clL-ilullt pullrel
out for liridgrport at tita- rttta' of ultra-Zr
miles per bout. .u the insight normal
from the West Mnnnyuuk tunnel the ex-
press was little more than nmilwnway, am]
the trains werc rushing towuni om another
on the more truethwir minnow! speed
being fortyvtit'c miles on hour.
At a point directly opposite fihawmmml,
which in on the other aide of the Schuylkill
river, the railroad makes a wide curve
around the base 0! a steep bill which aroma
to hang Illspulttlull otcr the tracks. Just
More the 1'!!va rounded the rurrt- and
more in night of this spot the engineer
rounded his whinth-mnd n moment later as
the train timber! amund tlu- turn an arc
awning acrmm ol alarm mnndnl {nun the
freight. which now hunt full u‘mn tin.-
sight of the t'llgltll‘t‘l' ntul [irrmnu on the
expw.
The trains mow together at the «(repeat
point of the hill 2.31m f'i'ffllltfllt“!t 'l';;v
heavy (night or u... v' -- . ‘ Em u
few fret “m um min. ll... . .. lr-r wt-
pl’eaet lxumumtln' lm-l llt‘i' from aimlnhml
in and mus nlinimuulml amt furrwl mm-
plrtely around. ’l'brluiggngw and writhing
car was forced bur; almost “6 rulirc length.
“harmony: the tint comb. and llil't i~ when:
the death.» and fatal in jurin. occurred.
The oboe-k of the eullhiou had hurled
aome of the Victims but! way down the
embankment, and almmt the tint to be
picked up was Thorium Welds. llw lirvman.
He was dying and his; cries wen: "mm piti-
ful. Then the art-cl; took tire and the
flamea wrung up in an instant. .\ u n ck.
ingmw arrived nimultunrmhly with the
Mannyunk polici- nod lire ale-purtmtnt n, and
the tlnnm were extinguinhni More Itit‘
panaenger can were reactml, but not tllllil
thelatter had been drawn some diam-ice
away.
The reaction worked with a will, and
amid thrilling strum snort-“led in getting
the wonndnl and dead from tho vii-hm.
Theinjnml wrre taken to St. ’t’mndhy’n
Will, Wluimull. and the. vlrjxvl in the
“'rat Manayunli [Right hiding and Stillh". —
quently to Undertaker ltynn‘» moon-n.
ram, Maaayunk.
Ill- Annle Midtown, a! .llursrlll‘; Juan.
1'. [by-ma.“ firming; Bursar-t “ovum. of
Milk; butt! 1.. Harmer-lute waster;
Ja-aa Ktlrah. of 'lnxswgnaldoha mull. at
Reading. new-boy: Thom» A Warn. n! An,
barn; Clayton “WW. baggage-urn. brain
in; aid is believed to be under the wrcvi.
The following injumi [It-mm» am- at the
hospital at l’luenluilln nod other pluck
CHI-t bully. 'l'umuvptu; W. ll. .lt'stk ,
Pottstowa: J '
l’a; tau; I,
D. (but, ; Elia Darius. Pulled»
pita; wmu- ll. lath". Bandung Thoma
M canto-erotic”; Brian-d Helium.
Irv-an; run. “when. ransom. l'a; lllram
Butt-cub, Beading; William "slim, Allen:
Iowa; Junkie.“ nub-r; Pa; Mrs. K t'.
;lsrttau. hopper: Man U. l'retsmnn
Potluowl; it. c. Prion. Wing. at. n. nonm-
l’laotaritla. Pa; fl. “toll. hour You;
I I llama. kahuna; Anal- tl. tibia”. that
u Pa; William Health, I'bltattlle: New I.»-
a'la but“. I’hgataflllr; ‘3: {ugh Tm.
M I”; . M flu t. mania
rfls; John I. Wynn", Port Ina-Ar. P».
M to trailer-able ray-ray mm
withtheuusottbedhaatn. General
8a Banana as; that the
train «lineal-bur at Peaeoyd been noti-
Iedtofitnthafnflttnla urdrntowatt
there nagLIba “alga-Id eaprna but
par-ed trstght wait at l’rucoyd
until the accommodation had named, at
wastheueualmjattbea pulled out.
Whether or trot the nasal dlrpateber do
mmmhtbetratgbttonmfar
cap-anab- Iayatcry, her it in thought
had blocked the aaatbbuaarl track. audall
Ital-ewe" mmhmhlxmnd
track. The We 1ary,whieh will Ira
gt- the toque-rt at Burnett-um.
aattera can he maps]. will I: there»
renew-mt. .36 mild-alti-
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thuthrubafinyhttabw,
amber“ worth-anti!”
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TELEGMPHIG BREWTIE;
B.J.W&Co.,gntln broken,“ (7“-
esgo, have tailed (or ”0.000.
Jon-pl: A. hilldrum wunnitted anleidcln,
Benton. lie had been deapnadeut of late.
Mn. Bridget llonner. age: lorry-live
yearn. jumped into the Delaware or Bur-
lington. S. .l., while temporarily loans
and want drowned.
Joacph Campbell. aged nix yearn. son of
Dflicer Campbell, was run over in =
flew Brunswick, 2’". .l., and killed. '
Crampon. the leader of a murderous ‘
pagof burgh"! the: some time ago ter- '
roriaed Part-s. mu been neon-need to death.
Thereported suicide of Dr. Teutfel, phy-
tidan to the him; m‘ \Vnrtcmluzrg. is de-
nied. lle incotiiiricxl in an insane anyluln.
The l’ortugncw mullrmt liunu'm has
been dirpfllclfl‘d to (Zap..- lhvlgmlo'. Mouton
biqne, where serious disturbances hare
broken out. ‘
Ut'er the will of 'l'a at Bell, tiled in
San Francisco Sunshiny. more will. be a
content that may lend to lemllmtul tie-
relopaientn. Bell's eulutc amounts-tot},-
unmn _
At the meeting of the national. commis-
ainn of the World's. fair the motion of ex-
Governor Waller, of (Jtmnmieut, to in-
reat tbc,cornmimion u" h more 1-! :55
power exercised by llu- lJ-flifii 0? reference
and control wan MSW
“illihfiu ll. irrine, of Salt Luke City, ;
who has Merton trial in “twin. Nell, for 7
killing ('bnrlen E. .‘ulontgmm-ry, the boob '
er, in the diuingruour o! the lime] Lincoln, ,
has ‘bwn acquitted.“ The trial created ‘
widespread inn-nest. .
. .T;
.-. Hum...
New [hailing Deal.
llmrox, Oct. a—Mr. Dwight Brennan,
the well known broker-o! illusion and New 3
York and who is reported to have purchased .
merrily mm) «bur-s of the New York arid ’
New England railml for the Seligmana,
says: "The recent heavy purchasers of New
York and Sew England are interested in
the Rowling railroad, and practically a new
purport; will be made out of the New limp
Inn-i byn combination of railroad interwar
which in its results will be fur rt-aclu‘ng.
mo“ cllo-ctire undone of the moat Kimmie
known. Tlu' Ilemibt will shortly be an-
nounuwl."
a»-.-
“mine in Washington.
“’5 -m‘.i.in‘;.tkt. :3!»— Mr lliniue‘shome
cousin; to “bubblegum mm n. maple, our
Cr.’ mun-s affair. llt‘ nor! Mm. llhttlle
uzul . ~~2 llnltir :u'riwtl by the linltlmur!
and Univ milrmni. unit or once hailed and
eaten-l one of tin- ordinary strut. mill.
driven by it. colon-d munuunl drove totheir
result at r in Lafayette- aqure.
.1 fiuaplrloua Disappear-nee.
I'Mnx, .\'. ll., Uct. 2.1—- lrlrlanrul Mitchell, '
atatzunnumu-r on the llvnstlul and Maine
rnilnxulnndnlwngent [or the American
£1an company. ban been mining tar a
Wee-It. A shortage of run) hi said whore
been found in but nus-Junta
A I'rlnl to the Death.
liven-was, Ky., ”11. :5 the Tolllrar-
llcmnrd {end has broken out again. t'al
Tuliil‘ul’ Wm “plainly killed amt Wylie
Tulllt'ur nml 5.1m Howard. [anally mjurul.
Their lrhvwin and rvlntlvm are arming.
T!"- Jluno-Iary (cafe-retire.
\t’mm'umm. nu. 3'.» <» .llr. Eugene
Duriw, private tit't'l't'ltbly of Senator Jones,
ha» been H‘lt’t‘lcll in «mm: maugrapbc
of the interrmtionui moneuury mfereane,
which mll meet in llmP-hcly 50v. 2'.
4| “‘omrsa's might.
Mutton. Torin, vet. $1-115. George
Beecroft committed Mllt‘itll: by taking cor-
matte! sublimnte. insanity. resulting from
unfortunate pe-renltary circunultnnccs and
ill health, war. the more.
mun atlll Win-lag.
Sn roux, Oct. 25. ~Mnjorllanhaiawu
beaten by PL tanker, the grout Herman
clmnmcrmfter thirtymix more». 'l'bin
tirtory main-n lainlsrr'n mini na followa:
Won, it; lost, l; drawn, l.
5-; Will fly the Mara and atrt’ea. l
Manon. Oct. Zia—The lnman line mail:
aerviee between .\'ew York and Sontharno
ton will be inaugurated on Martial out,
when the atenmuhlpt‘ity of Paris willanil
from the latter part.
llaelo Saar nee-gala.- crwspo.
“’umxo‘rosJkt. aria—The tonnal cer~
emoniea at recognition by the United state-
ot the government oi General Cmpo as
the legal mum-nan; at Venezuela took
place yesterday.
Radium llama In an Aaylan.
firmsotmn. Mm” Oct. 35.4«17harlea
N. Emulsion. the mad laymen who occu-
pied the pulpit at the Uliret church lion
day. has been cent to an inane aayluur.
Kelly far {for-green.
Warmrrowx. x. Y., Oct. all—William
A. Kelly. of Lowelllr. ha» been nominated.
by the Democrat» tor mngma. in phenol
Mr. Irwin. of thugs. who declined.
, .
A III-tag Mllllaaalre You“. ;
8A! Plumber“, "ct. Zi.-'l'lw police he;
unneeded in finding, Dr. Tynan. the Ito
dentur- Inillimmlre, who mymrrimoly atop
mud two null» ago.
Deputy Maw-hale Ann-tut. .
'l‘rmr. N. Y., Oct. fial'uited lit-tut [lay
my Mandala 0mm Rose and W (lor-
manwmarmml here on the than“ at
n; rulrrn.
rum and Wan Hillel.
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Thomas Kane towed. tell and Iran in-
ltaatty killed.
(Joel-ell Arrested.
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in a theatrical performance on Hut-day. lie
[ave hail. ___
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Bank laultnnurs.
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The Best Sales in the World.
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serve their contents.
Will leave Pier 3 l). 11., (Batman street).
52w York. at .19. in.
lion-mi in Lynn. 559.. since tins: great tire. ”Inf?“ 3”,de 5p. m.. " th 5 m m
where and our sates we re “blotted to intense
heat. Kwrring their contents.
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wagn hre ln listi. in the
in 129:2. and in all the
for: ironing. Astute
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Freight renewed fro n I a. 11). tothn.
Upon a pill: .tion to agents the City of Var—
vmik unriplagle will be sent for special Iota of
trz-kbt anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WA“ whom are forbid trusting any of
the employeeof the boats of this line onarr
man: or the owneru thereor. a
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING ‘ AND
DAY SCHOOL
Thorough course of study in the Inglhh
Branchee.
nusnc, in Mill
fl Journalists.
ThL~ School for young Ladies and Childran
reopen; on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
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'PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks, Diamonds.
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219 Montague St,
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T'The departments of Engllah “lemme and
Thus 1.; our g. \amrni lllrtory will be made especially at-
mul’r hen:- ”active and profitable. «
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sum unnmu mum t; ' '“Edtwli'e'
WAGONS. ..............
Buggies, Phaeton, haulage.
Canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
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