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, 1870-12-27

teeth Knocked ont; smother WIS 20 beaten
about the head ~ to bs horrible sight to be-
hold and \ third had hls ribs broken IN so
that they pierced his lungs. SerazA dtsinter-
Gated white men saw the assault, and cnr1ob-
osated the Testimony q the Chinese. 1heds-
twore that they never raised finger sgaiast
tiae Mongolianp, and tho wife Of one Of
them swore that, on the other h1nt,
the Chinese astscksd the 1riahmen.
aud beat them without The slightest proyoca-
tion eren going 30 far AZ u knock down eev-
blow or even harsh word being returned By
the Chtistian-miuded Europeans thus bsutal'y
maltreated by the he3then- Justice Penni.
who WAS si.tirg ~ Police Judge pro tena, con-
yicted them Ct the aes.iIiug party, and what
do you think he sente1ced them to: Stt,y
dars each in tie County jail not al hard
'a1or. HID such N outrage been perpetrated
IN China. On American citizens, the city 10
which it occurred would have bsen houbarIsd
by our fset, Ard We veuld tsave er.cted IN
deunity from the vho1e milton. Bat then wc
are Chri>tiane. and the Chinese are only
noakea all the difference in the world yon
IL ow.
To-day saw : strange Eight
running out Of Washington srres
near Dupont. 4 crpEl Of twenty or thittv
LMneee meUr pupuo @QEn9u, xnu culA01cu,
With a beggar aud r4g-picker or two thrown
in; wefe Eathered around ne1tiy-aEe4sed, ID
hand COPY Of the Bible in Chinese, from
xhiei, he rsad chapter, then e1poande.l t!,e
Christian doctrine, and proceeded to reason to
them Of repentance, Righteousness, md the
listen. The men aaid nothing, tho women
made child-Ike jokes, and laughed child-like
over them. and only N old 5as-
picker, dirty, ton-wosn, aud bending
beneath the weight Of years, appeared to
listen with anything like revefens Intention,
Ard il it to be wondered &t2 When ths
heathen are treated after the manner hara
t.een deecrihing By portion OF our popul.-
ion: which pfofessea to b. pze-eminently
therein that Christianity makes its believers
better than the believers In the mild and truty
moral teachings Of Confucins. TheJ have
just built handsome Chinese mission
building on Washi ngton street, near Powell.
There zealous men and women will labor to
convert the benighted Chtnamen to Christian
ity, who will establish = mission to tesch the
practice Of Christianity to our protesting
Christians: ALTaNoSTE-
, 1870-12-27


In almost every paper 20 teAd. va see &C.
counts Of persons ep1ocated AID burned to
death, in hotels and tenement houses, The
victims Of such eondagratiops, yearly, IN cur
largo citiee, will BE- found to be thousands.
Your tenement houses Ire crowded With
Sanilies and boardsrs, and. while wrapped
in sleep. TIE terrible CT. Of fra il raissd,
Ard, Oh tyirg TO eecs Fe-it il found that the
only stairway is On fire, and that the oc-
cupants are 1t the mercy Of the flames, Of
can only escape tE the uncertain h3slstAnse
to como tlom below. Many plAns have
been de~ised, and much nouey expended, %
lind ont coma way by which the occupants OF
burning buildings can be enabled to mako
their eecapes and whiIe many lives have beeu
sAved By tho meacs Aad appliances nov fn
use, get u SOMA raoze simple. lsss costly. sd
! Abr olutelE certain mode can b. devised ~
wh'ch In future every inmate Of onEn.ne
dwellipE can be reacued. even in cAees wheEe
| tie usu2l uays Of egrees Are cut OF. then oae
cily anthcratie%+ aud those Ahoot to erect
hotels Or or other buildings. eeyefA stodas
In height. should pause nd consider veil eae
consequences Of their refrasl 10 adopt such
| mode Of secape.
Having reelected CD The subject 4 grant deal,
although net practical builder, but hAvuE
con1areel With considerable numbec Of
architects and freuen. I think I can shoE 70
the public cheaper. snfer. aud aosolnte ely
certain r1an. which, II adopted, will peerent
the loes Of i aingle lne in : burning holAng,
and CHIN no credit fos The discovery, put
| only express my profoE-l tarpr5se that i has
not teen thought Of A2d Adopted long sinse;
Without any remarks about its supposed
usefulness. viii Dow give .ea mE pian
tor reeening parsons from : boralng ou'ia
ing. and ask ca-eiul consideration of il
merits by evers one who uay 1ead these hnes.
In. every house of two Or more stories 10
height built, or to be built, tur slnspinG par
| potes, let there be 4 reeess lett, OF oue made.
nndet ono Of ths windows u each etesp,1g
, roocn. large enough 10 co5ts3u rope ladds1
strprg eroneh 10 be.r the weight ct the lar
, gest tszed person, ard long enough to fe.:f
, the ground from ths: uindoU: let the 1aaaa
be securely fastened On the unda1 aide Of IL
VII dow sill, ready foe use At I momants no
: tiee; hare the recess closed on the inssde
l. the room bg door, fastened 80 - ea.ily t
! be orencd. and tken, in case OF tire, eEss
: sleering-soom and family has n aoao19se'
Q safe. certain, md ready means OF eseApe>
= In 1z1ge hotels, Il At tho end Of eaeh pas:
i age-waY, large and strong foQe ladder Q
i this kind x.s kept ready for use; and ; ~;
!, wAs known to tbs guests. 1t would nor ont
ly ba g1eat satisFacsioa 10 atfAogezs s1tSsan
r ovox hight, bat b 9rest safeguard ! nas
!. eufacaen,lJ explstred this matter, tn'nk,
:. enshlo aaY ona 70 understand IT, and. wnai
Nc Ian 20 naozo irtsSsatsd IA thu uAstcs "a:
, 1870-12-27

PERSONAL.

Ar- Charles So:r1er IL said to have melted IT,
ooo by his last lecture.
IA son was recently born TO Warren H. Saw.
ger, Of Derby. Connecticut, anil tts grandfather,
erapdmother, greax grandmother, and great
gTeAt9tantmother A1e living IN the same family.
-Mfz. Laura Fair, who recently sh~f -..1 e.s4f>'a
A r C.irt.nden oil tur uAE1anu boat aud VINO Il
nov eon1bet in the San Francisco County jail on
I charge Of murder, IL verJ lov with Inflammation
OF the brain.
One Of the Hutchtn.ons. lately called at the
Danvers jMas*.3 pottery hor = wsGon.seas that had
been fosrc,.en BY him thirty Jeass ago. 1t vas
found to be sstl IN ro.erabic sta.e OF pTessrSa-
iton. ..... ....
In the pomln!ck- Murray divorce case. he tss-
tides tha. his vile. Josephlue Pides, the piainsh.
Fss brunette when he married, but that s0oee-
nuenf tvefnK of her hair &ad eye.bFoFs metsmor-
paoeed her iaso golden haired divtnity.~
-Blthop Bsyley, Of Newark, y. H., has gieea "A
example ct worldly sh:rw-- cSs for other church
builders to follow. 4 few months ago he bought
4 hte for hts new Cathedral for 1s3, 100. He Ass
row sold It for f!5s 00e, and bought smother 1or
t1,pc. ..
II IL rumor that Charles o'Conor, the great
| Sew York lAwJer. has dett. mined to seure from
The bRr wnen he Aen.eves INA, success for hts
client. Eelson Chase, in the Jume1 vii! Gaze: bit
| ~ sne fourth Hnat IN dve years ID now peadinR,
| and ~ smother suit r begun as soou ~ one =
! aeued, Ms. ,O'corots ts.ytce ia not likely to be
[ cat short. ...-.
| -Edxn CrosweN, for thirty years editor Of tof
| Alpaus Argts, and member OF the Albany Re
| Eency, left Journalism twenty years s9o, and cn
tt5ea the cttce Of the Pacific Steamship Company
! Ard rnE IN his age his property haa been lost
, 1870-12-27

very cest ucuFe IRE occurrsA NJ harrisburg.
w.. yesterday mo- uauct hff&Hena ! sud o'clocE.
which censuncd sasRo numhsr OF the principal
t,uztnees houses u 1uen. Tne nse oz1R1nated IN
Nau'a ar-f~. and coutu' Cd Whole t1usse be
fore the names we're kus4lued- The First M
Itcn1l NAhk, seEi-we. III. Entrrrri.< ofce. Wallis
we've totally destroyed. Loss, $1,000 insured
-Trm Myc~s Who Was KILLED ii dSat It Ham
ittor. oslo. nn Saturday tcht, WAS a Republican
Venfd politician, vho t~s prrn cup1Eed IN mAnr
troubles Tnree yraEs seo nght occurred In ne
1ud Myers and II hfuthe7, In which the brother
wat killed. Th< recent tgnt occurred tu fAfc
Enou. IL an American Ra'n.r. krre by Geo John
sou- Fifteen ors swent. cct<nns ~cte preeeas Pis-
INT no one could tell who nrcd the drst shot
ksprinE the shooting he exclaimed. "0h, muE-
dtr." hut never sIMf. sssln. J. Hcely: Assls-
Iart Marshal. rushed UT" the room dUspg nc
rsstcl. The juIy returutfa \ verdict that Myers
vas ka!;eft b5 prstops unknown. No affesta had
@eth H:~ae list night, hut tar 'sn57ected f3ft1es
The Sigpt Expre.s oa The Cincinnati, Hau.l-
ION Nayt"n nalicaa, 1eaytnx Cincinnati at s:4s.
Hn into The t-ran olive OF NJ extra ffe!Rht iast
n'fo., = II t.clock. a. the later was backing on
asENcn, at Nicdle,owu. .iutscsinE Injuries onhoth
fuoese.. f ne,.. No oHe kurt Trains were dsla5ed
"A az On Main s.,>e,, IL ponshseepste. y. y.
~ g Sntuk. outnfo The fEilo sing RIoreAs = X
l4rn,.e,r. cigars: vsa Wy.Ss hs,s and csps: Mel
rose. faacr f0osk: fxsnnrp, ,1,ucs. Wilson. boots.
ai.ds. sncer; Intae x'orrs xefe III On Main
tow1n1 " rsmea re:eraa ne sores Of acd me To-.
itSau. uInhrellaa: .lrn, - s,n4s9tno pq,gf
,.f:ahlssbncn.. The ecn'enss we're nsa.iy al
storr snd ydcs shoe ftsfr. Inc less :, nooS nooS
"a 1scef:atred to-riEht S@aA's
, 1870-12-27

thousands of others who bare the safety and
welfare OF their felit y men 1t hesrt. atd,
having euch implicit faith in the merits Of
the plan proposed BY ne, aad. believing that
there can bs but few who will not see tha
feasibility OF tho. plan: hope yon will
not refuse to gire this letter p:aca
IN your valuable pspes, that the public may
hsve thtir attention called to the rnatter, and
II there is any merit in it, that theg may h.ve
m opportunity to adopt IT.. Aud Il my st,g-
ge.tions st1lie !cu favorabiy, that you .aSs
such notice ct tbs matter a. will aruuse the
attention Of 10th the public authorities and
others that have an interest IN preventing
such casualties By IRE. II the pubic author-
ties would. by ordinance. require that ali
buildings: especially tenement houses, should
be provided With ths means OF safety .ug-
gested BY nc, and that these ladders ahoull
Sc fixtures, rot removable, &c, there would
be, in my opinion, in our ci:fes N alulnst
eutize exemption from those drsadful lo=ses
of life By TIRE with which our csners are
f3lted. J. s. lRw1S.
P1rrsrtELo, ll;iuois. Decemter.
, 1870-12-27
The Franc0-Gcrman War.
Detailed Reports Of Recent Bat
ties.
ascucral muntcu1stl's Forces In
Pursuit. OF the French Army
OF tic North.
The. Mont d'cnik Tunnel Nearly
Completed.
FRANCE.

The fHEScH DEFEAT ~ THE Sorr1t.
INV YoKK, dec. 96.-Tnc HorlaA yrusscl; co.,
sesTo.drut TEX graphs:
80 'f3cceEal faiheEbr s,a4 fzteu lf1rk scrf{& the
vs.H Ct tie l1al!cr. pu'itr hattie OF the esI
Nan1tutsef ttur10td 1;eaac0r-t- Apntmed7. la
xcsls. Se'rhrseou1t, Qutfrene. Soyelles, Rusy.
and fss4aea cat, The French 3ietltrg only after
ttepes aic tcsisl1ncc. The tsGIu1su lu=s ahon.
,su0. aEd the French 800. fnrlulsny prisoner.
EFmlS. Die ea.-KtnS Willi-m telesEarns the
teurrn ,l,st General Man'euGel Won v.ctnEy en-
Inc - Nrar AmtepE, taksog 3,c0o pti>opets, anil
con HrEced tie pursut Ct the French in th,.
'trt ruar Of AsFaA tr-+'cy.
lasypEAIx. Nc 25.-l;cncF2I F1t:hef!ae -cn,f,.
na1d'nc tae Army Of the NORTH. Eepo:rs AZ fo'-
lows 70 tho a1llinter Of War: THE F:uss,ans
.sre Us battle on the aat lrst. We we've vel.
fassess bct1etu Haouss xaI Coota5. thur rroo,,s
torghs atmi.ao;y du'lng the entire day. Villages
wcte taken aud ret4keu. At O'Clock IN the
afternoon our success was complete.
We drove the enemy before u.
With The bayonet During the night the rrne-
ksans ene1eh some villages in Tie valley, but They
>lld not TT to atsatk out positions. Other reports
%sy General Fail1erbe *aA suceessfni On his
right md left wlagR. and his army slept Oh th,'
ntld Of hastle, hut The result WAS undeclsre. The
EexI dsy- the enemy showing no disposition IL
renew the fight, General F2ilheroe returned 10
Albert.
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1rrs,.n ~ n ~ nrs c1rsr I,ns;t In va.;s
The ns" lsstes t0ngas IKE veterans. The ffus-
tS ta au*n1uu1 sa .sa.ss ~ .as ug.a'S u .nc
The 7sce. The F,eoch put their inss at 1.sds.
h,,ea ~, @ne a 11en ano CHILL taa' @ue eae''
scst ecme 9'"" nen.
hoCkhAAra s AnNss .&o.,,,un,o.
nOhnAtu1. neE. ~ 80 r., oq,:.. qs,-h ~ rr.n,
!son aet*eso ttis CITY ann ~; .NS.su " . 49, E
nns t'een tsstos. - *s ssaos ..,s- .mr
Hosetnment ostofsp'e "seon"@ VI sne "4ias
3ooes aaS 1oanuAnn. 1ss',, o-nu.,,-.
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, 1870-12-27

1b ne Editor ~ The Chicago 1ti5s'Ht:
IhAve read with much PLEASURE several ar
ticles that have recently Appeared in TUE
TRIBUNE, respecting the caracitits Of Colorado
fo1 agriculture. Colombo haa Z lava soil,
which ID wonderfully productive, and yields
great returns under irrigation. have seen
asaquis (ihe brosd Mexican disch} carried
back, parallel with the streams, dis
tance Of Ave miles. where the confor-
NATION OF esthe country would allow;
bat. Of coutse. this method Of irrigation can
cover bnt small part Of the vast ares called
this plzine. Eow, l have theory that the
greater portion Of ali this countr! wilt ulsi-
nsately be watered By means OF artesian wells.
OF coutse tho nndetlsing sttata conform to
the surface, and As the whole country slopes
from m altitude OF 1000 to 5000 feet Aaoye
the level OF the Sea, At the bass OF the noun
tainr, to tho Missouri River. I believe that Ar
teeian wells. surk all along this dis
tance. will supply Immense quantities
OF wa.er, forced to tho surface from
its head in tho Rocky Mountains, II the
uaaker OF m atlas. with tho Great American
Desert nror il: still lives. lie will probably b
considerably surprised it,, within the maxi
twenty-five yrats, be shall eee the county
bet%etn Omaha and Denver dotted will
towns, 1eceiving their support from the a:-ri
cultural communities a1pnnd iheu1. c. G.
CHICAGO. DC -, 1S74
, 1870-12-27

= FTVsH I1z LAfVi7sHz 1std17v, 33et. Il,
Wyoming. which il the Youngest OF The
Territories. has II get bad INIT little pu'.ic
attcu'ioo drawn saHaEd her fesouyces The
hcst-iaforratd Fcrson however, agree That
-hr rosses agricultural resources not IL
fcrinr 10 The n'nss fssoted portions Of the
Vert It is tboee WHO 90 not judge from \
correct ts~5a that we find gpsaking in,nnfAvor-
able t-,u's rrg.r'3ipE y W<oo,inS. 1hcir opinions
arc hased unou Whist thfy tce, In pasefng over
the Union Pacific naitsasd. And this Is en-
tire!y an inadequate b.sis Of Judgment. fos
this Eea1on-the line Of the Union Pacific WAS
located by careful engineers. upon the most
elevsted limo Of transit which they could find
arrots the cont.n ent. This bsckboue OF
e'cys,ed crett Is 60 very mnrked "A To
seem slmest specially designed BY the
hscd Ut nature for = railway route,
the r"sd travereing WSoniug, the deseeot il
, 1870-12-27
WASHINGTON,


EERRArT. TIE LECTURER.
WAstsESdruN. DC. s6-Thcrc IL considerable
continent here on the acti' a OF the Lincoln Hall
holders In refusing to alfo% John IL Surratt
10 deliver bis lecture thcsc m his connection
With the assassination ot Fre>n1ent 1incoln- tits
thought to slc giving him trn much Importance,
IN all probability he w"ufi n"t have haif dozen
ptrsc1s to hear hltp. SutrattA reappcsrance to
puhllc notice has hranght OUT fact concerning
htn1 -wiltth has never heretofore tcen pnbltShe,.
ills atatets, on the mnzt responsible authority,
that, when $uyra1t's 1n,skh.r WIS on t1tsl here.
-Iut>c Advocate unls 'ueeu'ci 70 rcleasc hcf, |!
she former would Give hitns u Up 10 trial Surrlst
VAS tEferEei OF tits sy #, uis xho we're III com
.nnnicaiton wtth him, at.1, tnstcad Of al uncc
complying, thrtetF ascu1inx the release OF hi.
mother. hc iscmeuta.e1Y ss-c:ulrd. leaving he:
10 her ft,c.
TUE 1NbtAS EFF;CE FRRrn@.
MI We;ch~ wrN':sprnt last weck here examining
the rcor,ta Of the 1utti<t. sncs- wr,trs tn urn,.
lrr Of ttr lcace Es,rm.s<:nu As fo!lows, concern.
ing the 1rport OF 3lr. Long, enc OF shst rau,
ms+son:
"A1thousa t,aNds In In.ttnu affairs werr ee.,
Rrett III tho r''ctoh rtav. rs'it get Nj. Long ti>
covered still rEe2tsf fanas IN the s utsrrn In
rcnched tor ami paid for al
I,a0 pounds, Tell under my st'scr,4iion. hut II :
lcpg saw snch re.ffrsl Al .ao.s II Ms each liz
Ira'ans t,y rles6 0f ire ln*rs ,r Department:
Roc'i r'rt'n nf t"as SUM- say 50. .hdD, being taSeE
~ {;ens'ys =! BaRs, or re pla that he a,ats pre-
rutcd tne legislation st much rs,st OF time ane
ncneS- Ttc.s Aud nther toiquit es Will hE r.
Sce:. j TT ths Appropriation Committee OF thf
,lcrsr =. Representatives, lie also mentions QUE
where ,ae rtoas mnst have teen over las pr,
sent.
, 1870-12-27

There died at the Aims Iio0se, Ia Hartford.
Conn.,. cn the sltt Inst. the Oldest retson-tn Ill
prnbabtltty-ln Ccnrecucut 1t whs Ats- EH1s
1Eeaou, who had reached The ago nt III yeRt2 aad
70 Enol.ha The old lsdy WIS haEn u Canada. nf
she came Of vtrY topR-Nved ancestry, her t1tneT
tavtnK ltyed 10 hboszt the sRe 0 III. She cane
f1op E&n&dA to New York In 1st;, And lived 10
New ToEt for great many ye&f1L Subsequently
ans and her sou teunvrd q Elnstet, coaa.
, 1870-12-27

H6WARp-W1LDKR-1n TIL. esty. o. the ,t;th
III, Lou l. Wider. both ot Chtcsgo. Soeards
he :fsh: ev i Fl &. Z i4s Ass!.
f.th.r "a tT.tor ~ Robert l. MARTHA Of Richmond.
ind md Ht.s II HannAh AorF!s. of Chtexsa
Observation-Disclosures Dec s. Ns. VIM B.
IFfy nc Nils Eor4 E. Buckley.
, 1870-12-27

ln.noN, nec. es.-W, rit'g PARTIES In the o5-
p.'>'tc headings Ct III" Ns'nt ectSe tnancl a."
within eiehlfpg t9iftaIr- rf each u,hrr Greetlugs
atl,l hn!rat,a were .xchanErd through tue dtSld-
LnQ wall Nt the rock fpr IL. first time vi Qu7Ffer
gust o'clock on Chrts'Ma sftcEnoDn-
, 1870-12-27

RlcHNc>D, Drc tG-acha II. HoIma1. Jr.. Of
lneksor, Tenn. u low knnwn to have hecl burn
1T the s1Utw&ud Hotel, raaklug the eighth
l7ftt1u. ... XIII.
safe this morning. Wilcox, OF IynchbugG. Anl
Walden. OF Chesir.h-sd. ren1Tted missing. have
turned ur safe. Tht. ft4vt stvesal still Na&ssinE,
of whose esfety thee II little hope AesstH.
George aut1 AplIcAs +. 1T Syracuse. =. y. and
Mr. shUIt, wife and child, reported missing, arc
all E1fe.
, 1870-12-27

LnSpoH, Tee. 25-A!n>sius was TO leave El0r-
-eNce nl II uclOcs this tNtrtr on, hut dispatches
fhehtc IN 1n1e Es hylf iast tails afternoon ElaSr
T., tue atiCl! Uf Ills lcrA: tue.
, 1870-12-27
The Great Radical osPub|icas
Newspaper Of: The Vest'
ITS pLA1'F0Ril;
REVENUE TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
OPPOSITION TO MONOp0tlEs-

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, 1870-12-27
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At Chicago Ill. On the Tat dsy 1t May, A D.. 18th
d!yA< nds Il ihe 1bovtL ptontd Sf moue> and
4pd distributed BY committee appsintt hy the .asse-
hh1dtrs, In *aeh ssfd shxsfho9ders may de-
ternEr prior to ie daJ ot sueh stdends being ,de-
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for other kcoda Of similar ~alnt win PAy tAs
whatever amount eA!d dividends eott Wa shall
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and III persons rntcssiuF evrAeatrt win only hv
esti,ied e thsiE ense h r d,s.dtna. but I'LL azure
ali The d 6s0s thet wfsh At whatrsale psic- thles
eEabinf them to save u1uIr money said ourrhA+
than thr coat ot thtis cetuneatet- -.
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FpEa tn Stheaee- -ady Ertntna Star, Dea- 70,
In cur sssue rf December II, We published
= statement - regard 10 the mysterious dis
Appeaz1nor OF Chancellor Lsnsang, which It
tbs 6nas ~ hAd seAaou to tshsye' cleared up
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that the care hsd been brought into court. l
refEsined from writing any optntou. OF -ayirg
xnyihing from tho bench to indicate ms pri-
vase views on the subject / decided tho ques-
tiou On its merits OH the papers before tne.
Alr. Field. / heard no such remark from
your Honor. Now, II the counsel wants to
have N order entered enggest th.t II bs
drawn 81 hin now OH tha spot.
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CEDA8 F11ziN0
the court gaTe IN osder permitting the nosi.n
for rebea1ing to be made At special :erms
whom tus eon.encirg counsel LET, the Court
House by different avenues. seeming An1ioun
to avoid = conflict outside the court. afte. the
little btusl: iueide.
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y. sven4ax st1s ess'ss N si;as Is l
kntxh:a, By tsaer N III Oan,nan andee
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MARRIED.

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FtASxFoRT, Dec. 21-Etve-.N eaties closed oo
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