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Georgetown Advertisements.

by THos. BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTl IN GEORGETOWN AT ACTION
IA On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Septen,l,ar
EsH 9th, la, AT O'Clock, will sell CA thu prem
.ises, subdivision II lots Ne ~ and 81. fronting
feet on the north side Of Prospect street being No
70, With depth q - feet improved b. two story
Frame Dwelling House.
At 81 O'Clock, parts Of lt No Ks fronting ls1S fee.
On the south side ~ - street, being No Z. with
depth Of lso feet. improved By two-st1ry Frame
dwelling House, nearly new.
Also.
At O'Clock part of lot No SIS fronting IS feet on
the north side 81 9Th street, opposite the NJ E
church. with depth 81 50 feet, improved Is a new
two-story Frame House.
Terms: one-hslf cash; balance In and " mouths
with interest. secured by deed q trust on the prop
erfy. tonYeyancing aud stamps Al the cost ~ the
purchaser. lAu2J THos. BOWLING, Auct.
PARENTS, SAVE MONEY.
SCHOOL BOOKS
sud at publishers prices. Complete stock q
SCHOOL REQUISITES,
aus At POE & sELIGsoN's, Georgetown.
Al COST ro Ct rs G3sT ln,vs
The entire stock OF the Georgetown Dollar store,
aug I'm % High Street.
cash PAID FOR LADIES', CENTS AND
~ CHIBDRENS CAST ofF CLOTHING,
aooTs, SHOES, etc, AZ l.. GRADWoHL's, lsSk
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown OF Washington attended q. oceSlT
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HUMAN HAIR in Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have Just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends TO make this a new
branch of his well-known establishment, 400 eth
street. Ladies go and see the new styles.
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THE COURTS.

FROM Philip & SOlomons and j. C.. Parker we
have H0TpeT's Bd<dr for September l6
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in HoOpskirts are now at exhibition at c.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 40S eth
street.
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nNAND AFTER AUGUST 23D THE ROCK
" WILLIE. MARLBORO, AND fna~
IEONARDTOWN Stages will leave
Towards Stables at "a O'Clock a. m. RzIf1zSGS
every day, except Sunday.
Brookeyille stage at o clock r. m. G. street h---
TWEEN 9th aud 9Th streets n. W =, Mes car and 62s
aus I'm &c. HOWARD
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rNHE NEW FRENCH CANDY MAUFACTORY
MR.. A. CANaSARD,
The celebrated French Candy manufacturer, keeps
always on hand large stock Of the finest fresh
French Candies ri New ork wholesale prices. No.
81 Sth street, between Penna. avenue and street
mort Invest. Dealers will do well by giving him a
cali
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KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, a novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at &. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 4oS 18th street.
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BALD HEADS may have a new crop of hair by
applying Halls Vegetable Sciian Hair Re-
newer, if the hair foiicies not entirely closed
np.
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Two SHOW GASES lOr sale at Princes Bazaar,
10O6 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PEEsIDEST LINCoLN's FREEDOM PEocLA-
NATION-PE1HoSsd CsiebTCfi0H II tie Ninth Aa-
sliUs rSCEy.-The Edwin NJ. Stanton Guards of
this District. Col. VIM Bowen, commanding
are ma Aing great Preparations To celebrate the
ensuing I'd q September, that being the ami
yCTSary OF the memorable one hundred davS
PROCLAMATION made by President Lincoln in lSt2
To the States then in rebellion, recurring them
10 lay down their arms and cease hOs.iIities
asa.hst the government ON pain of forfeiting al
Their slaves on the ensuing first of January iSS3
Ii was first intended To celebrate the event by
an excursion 10 Baltimore and other apr,rOuriate
ctTt monies, but from some cause that project
has been abandoned. and Gen. %. T.. Babcock
hses Kindly rendered the Of the White Lot for
The proposed celebration, with his wishes for it,
G mI Pete success The Guards are putting forth
every effort 10 make the occasion one of interest
10 ri! Who may attend Distinguished speakers
VIII address the ssSmblage. A full pToeramme
oi The ceremonies will I.e issued in a few days.
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met on Saturday.
Several complaints against the POundmaster
were considered and proper action taken on each
'asc. Also, complaints Of nuisances which
were appropriately referred. A letter was re-
sciyed from Lewis Barker, Joseph Sypes and
CtlcTS recommending the establishment of III nm
lGTg (dime) baths in this city; referred. The
sanitary condition Of Lincoln barracks was re-
1eTred to a special committee.
THE NEw Lone BRIDGE-The first span of
the sIpeTStTuCture on the neE piers OF the Long
Bridge has Just been successfully constructed on
The north side OF the Virginia shore channel,
connecting the abutment wall with the first
per. IL viii not * long before the remaining
sfi1fS viii pc erected over this channel The
'tion to lie laid first, i iOr the carria e way
which = - feet wide The railroad section Will
lc laiC al ter ;Irt.s- and = To De % feet yida
THU TEETTIEST designs ever seen here for
Pillow ta~f- and HyI rites are now ON evbibi-
or 20 Prince :. No. ioy3 street. Ladies Who
ai!nI-re . Egatiy dressed bed viii OF course -,
zee them. %
a STr- PREVENTIVE or CHIILs-P
JUOleys J OIic LiiXiT u CaliSaya Bark.
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DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist, extracts Corns,
relieves and cures BuniOns, Bad Nails, &c,
without pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street, oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and Z, North
Charles street BALTIMORE
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YE PIMPLKD, BlOtched and L liberated Victims
of scrOfulOus diseases, who drag your unclean
persons into the company OF better men, take
Ayers Sarsaparilla and purge out the foul cor
rurtiOn from your blood. Restore your health,
and you will not only enjoy life better, but
must keep 1T.
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THE ORIGINAL HATTERs, NJ ID. Frank & Co.,
late of Pennsylvania avenue, invite the public
and their patrons to inspect their extensive stock
OF Mems, Youths and Chldren's Hats at their
new establishment, sos 9TH street, Mays Build
ing. No connection with any similar establish
ment the city.J
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

NORTHWESTERN
IN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
AUe. GAYLORD, Sec; HEBER SMITH, Vice Pre-t ;.
JOHN H.NAN DYKE, Prest;
Was organized in lass. Has S9,oOOI GO assets. and
SNs members. Being purely mutual company,
tbs Northwestern furnishes insurance At it's cost
This net cost VIII be lees than IN most, n not all,
Eastern companies, because il obtains higher rates
OF interest on its Investments has lower ratio Of
mortality and helds high reserve. Agents wanted
ones ooS 7th st. L. Y. KNIGHT,
as-ar
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SEWING MACHINES.

DERFECTIoN ATTAINED.
ALL THOSE WHO WISH A RELAY
PERFECT SEWING MACHINE. ONElBLE
TO STAND ON ITS MERITS, ARE INVITED
TO EXAMINE THE IMPRoTED
KEYSTONE.
sALEsRooM, III MARKET SPACE. suH
WILCOX q GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
THE SIMPLEST AND LESS LlBLE 10
GET OUT OF ORDER.
Agency q, CHAs. BAUNs
CORSET AND HoOPsKIRT FACTORY,
jelly 9TH street, Inteliie-ncer Building.
TEE FLORENCE
IMPROVED NoIsELEss LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Having exclusively the Self Adj listing Shuttle Ten
sion and Reversible Feed; thus enabling the opera
or 70 fasten seams when desired Machines sold eu
Monthly lnstalments of $40. Other machines taken
u exchange. Also, REPAIRING done PROMPTLY
Agency: lsl Pennsylvania avenue,
epb-y Between ~ and 9th streets.
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IHU TEETTIEST designs ever seen here far
Pillow Case and HyTOCritcS arc now on evbibi-
ai.nI-re q Egatiy dressed bed viii OF coHrss -
zee them. %
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4 STFE PREVENTIVE OF CHILLs.-F
JOO,eys oaie LliXir u Calisaya Bark
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OAK HAL CTnruIyo uorsp

YAK HALL NLOTHING HOUSE.
CLOSING We think you would consult
OFT your own interest by examining
OUR ENTIRE our new Fall Stock of
SPRING BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
AND A fun stock of all kinds OF
SUMNER MEMS CLOTHING, for Dress and
STOCK Business, which we intend to OF
AT fer at such prices as ought to in
COST. lduce early purchases. eos
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without syllable, and at our next station W
both got out. I saw his carriage was waiting
for him and have no doabt Mrs. Dean had
ell particulars bsf,re an hour vas over. A for
my friend whose card gave I never heard
were by no means friendly. Yov think the
whole Transaction rather 6shey, sh ?" calculated
ny companion, intsrruptiug himsslf
Il think it downright dishonest" said frank.
ly, "unless you repaid the DEAN"
'Oh, did that" responded he, ~ sent the old
gentleman post Office srder in the name of my
foreign friend. I'm q racing man, and up to =
thing or two, but I'm as straight as die for hon.
esty"
Well, well, wonder where my communicative
friend is now. I dare say the pitcher has gone
too often to the we'll in his case with the thous-
and other clever fellows We read of in their ap-
propriate Observation-Disclosures Journal.
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Miscelianp.


Tue Master came one evening 10 the gate
OF fsrctty IL was growing late,
And sending his disciples TO buy food.
He wandered forth intent on dOiRg good.
AS Was his won't And in the market place
He a crowd, close gathered in one space,
Caring with eager eyes upon the ground.
Jesus drew nearer and thereon he found
A nosome creature, a bedrsggied wreck
A dead dog with a halter round his neck
And those Who stood by Knocked the object there,
Aud one said, scofting, at pei iutes the air :!
Another. jeertng. asked. "How long o-nght
Shall ssch 6 misoreant cur offend our sight!"
'1ook st hi torn hide sueered Jewish Wit,
You could not even cut shoe from it, =,
Aud tgraed away. And behold his ears that bleed,
fourth cbimed In. ian unclean wretch indeed :.
''lle hath been hanged for thievins, they all cried
Aa Spurned the loahsOmc beast from side 10 SIDE.
Then Jesus. standing by them in the street,
Looked on the poor spent creature al mis- feet,
And, bending over him. spake unto the men;
-P~drlS ltot trhitc1' UtH has t6efh." And then
The people al each other saZed. asking,
"WhO is this stranger pitying the vile thing ?"
TEcn one exclaimed. with awe-ahated breath,
This surely is the Man of Nazareth;
This must he Jesus, for none else but He
Something TO praise In dead dog could see.''
and being ashamed, each scoffer bowed his head,
Aud from The ght OF Jesus turned and iled.
Aldutir Horthiy.
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In Book About words, the author gives an
explanation Of the phrase, "Nine Tailors Make a
Man" In the olden time the strokes of the pass.
ing bell were called "tellers" and 40 nine strokes
indicated the death Of man, while three AN.
announced that Of a woman, the words "uine
tellers" were perverted iato tailors.
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MASTER'sS SAIE..-Nouce is hereby given.
W That by virtue Of decree made and Of record
ny the Circuit Court OF La Sale county of Illinois, az
the February term OF said court D. ISL in certain
then pending IN said court, on the chancery side thereof.
wherein Andrew j. West complainant, and David l.,
stckels and Hannah T. Stckels defendants shall &C
Monday, the twentyourth day Of April u. ISL tho
hou OF O'Clock In the afternoon of said day. sale
at the south door OF the County Court House In Oa.
VA IN SAID county AZ public auction. and viii then sell TO the
highest bidder the following described property being
ordered by said decree to be sold, that is TO say:
Lot No one (, In block No a. In Copclands Addition
10 Ionica IN tie county Of La Sale and State of Illinois
TRIMS or SALE.-Casn. GEORGE N. LELAND,
Master In ChHncery.
=. X. LELAND, Comp,t's Solicitor apri-Sw
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legal.


STATE OF ILLINOIS. Ia sAIIy 10 =.
~ Circuit Count thereof % June term 1871 silk 49,
Anna ". Leonard ~. Charles e. leopard.-I, (y,,.
II appearing from affidavit on ME In the orrcs -
clerk OF sand court that said defendant Charles VIC
not resident OF said state and said hxya a.
her phi OF IN said court the chancery side bsr
Of on the 1tn day OF April ISL herein ana sn,e
hnylug been issned thereon according to law; 'h'
hoict h,cioe il hefehy gwen to said defendant
e. Leonard tha unless you personally nd apper bfpe
sd court san Term thereof 10 he held the court IIose
IN Ottawa, N SAID county. the
next ISL when and where summons is rsurnahieS
and plead answer demnr or except TO bill the same will
IL taken n confessed ins YOU and the mser and ~
tlieI Elm prayed tor doc reed accordingly '' 'i''ss
D. l.. HoUGH, Solicitor. " NV - 20
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~ fffCuu CONT ttef6of, 10 JitIr -
Jossph L. Bugnon -. August Didion.-f1 I2arcsyy
il appearing from affidavit on Tile i'm the or,cc -,
clerk OF said court tnat said defendant. August Ddon il
mol Aresident OF said state and said complainant having
his bill OF complaint In said
thereof the 3is day OF March ls herein and snm
mons having been issued thereon according 10 law.
Notice. therefore, Is hereby given defendant An
gust Ddion that IN you personally b. appear before
SAID court at said thereof, be held tie Cont nse
In on IVA ~ said county. the second MONDAY Of June
A D. Sl, when where said summons is rrturuah. aHS
plead answer, demu: except to said BILL the same viii ~
taken for confessed against you and the ant hbgs
therein prayed Tor dccr,,d accordingly. s'
z c. LEWIS Solicitor. ans NV
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Nj hSIER'S AND SPECIAL CGNMISSl DNEH's sALE.-
W Nouce i hereby given, That by virtue Of
ana entered u record y the Circuit Court La county,
st 81 iuL"ls, W ' November tu ~ -al court SD
ana by virtue ut SAID decree nodded by sad court A. the
feoar! Term OF sald court D. ISL in cert Ain then
Ihdhg N SAID court the cLancery side thereof wherein
Cectia + kle,ea complainant, Ellen Kilal, and
ahaIlne hlesa and Ellen llelea guardian OF Jane, NJ
hlieIea MchN j. kcca, Joseph j. killelca Mary kille-
lea AND Ieresa VI hilelea minors, defendants al
on hnrSiay the NTH day OF May d. ISL hour OF two
o'clock ~ The afternoon OF said day offer for sale south
doo OF the County Court Houe In Ottawa in said county
puhc auction and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described property being the ordered by SAID
cree 10 he sold. that Is 10 say:
The vest half OF the northeast quarter south
quarter OF section seven a. also the west half Of the half
OF tue northeast quarter OF section nine and south
east quarter OF the northwest, quarter Of section nine NJ in
township thirty three $50 north range 5j east of the Sd
prncip meridian, In La Sale county and state Illinois,
Terms OF sALE-Oncthrd cash In hand and the
thirds In after date oi sale per anu
to he secured 10y mortgage upon the premises sold
GEORGE NJ. LELAND,
Master IN Chsncery and Special Commissioner
H. ~ BOYLE feVrs Soicltor. nprl-tw
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NO.I>lCE.-FsrA ATE OF CATHERINE o CoNSELL, DECD.
Notice hereby given that the undersigned. Executor
C1herne Otonne late of the county OF La Sale and
OF Illinois deceased win appear before the County Court OF
said county, the third Monday (beng the 18th day. OF
ISL, at the Court House In Ottawa In sad unity, when and
where all having claims demands against said
estate notified attend and present the Ia wri un-
for adjustment.
Dated this 2!d dag Of March A. H. ISL.
DANIEL OCONSELL
lnhr!o6w Executor.
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"a LIE
~ Whereas CaSpar Alderman and Hannah Arrrman hi,
wife OF te county Of Ia sale aud state OF nds did On
dever 10 Joseph Meyer and Phillip Bruc satco.n,, aud
state deed Of mortgage for the fraction of ne northeast
number ten o IN township number thirty 1913 north Of
rang y5c etsi ." inr ni[l prime pal rd.n lying south
or less ana situated in said couy and state 10
s ad %2 d2%an Gc a5bsS;
@ ony ~ 80 " m}t, ,4 ,ae ~ OF nye hundred
and OF said being for the sum ht hundred dol
s and payable to said lhlp rulk one y-afer date each
o. ssid nofe o'aLi a. ne a'G Of -l per cont per
snhnh "hnh sNl gee! oil s'-. dVy '-rordci In Book
And wl,rlss ibis expressly provided IN sai deed Of mort,
that TN ~ default In the paymentlf laid notes or
~ part thereof according 10 the tenor and thereof the
attorney sle- having adicre1 such sachry dsy in
newspaper punished IN ottawa IN said corty Of IL sale
ecof ard al rG and e0y o. tiea IN OF Of a9y ea It
n W OF NJ hsi part Their Ae-,, exec rand afuutra.
tons or assigns therein public ycuduo, chest bidder
for cash Al the south door County Con- House Of laid
advertisement or may adjourn the sale from a.
d. re- @ an. ,Ioh ehl s1ca sale o. sAss the SAID par
app,y The r5cii. Of ss ~. ~ ''s i sa' rFgg.s' ana
fees and m the cunt aid notes. Go ,ndera he
Hs AiSfy 81 ' ssd Hsna6
,n ' S Is . sS ~ 'a,i & ItIsA,aea all rsh,
exemption laws Of said state; '' 1'''' ~
And where's default has been made in the ryncn Of the
whole OF said twy notes, the same Telinng wholly
M, Sog W. yggs Gs GgSe no " 9eI.y yn al ron
and for the purposes therein expressed the said oseph Never
NE third dsy May il at The hour Of Ten ,cocS in &c
ioen9nn AZ he south door Of thc County Court House ai
10 The hghc'! and ul bidder bidder. for c4 Al .ai Ale
AZ Of the lands and premise: above described nd al riEst
erman and Hannah Ackeuan may have and VII ap.
sad oSer Of ale Do, deed. vii i ' sSesd ,r ,is .
i Fssd oi ;@@ V ay % i Pp AhF tk
j. RICE Attorney Mortgages.
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niaris-Gw

NSTtCF.--Ks r ATE OF Hpw ARD EANes, DxckAsgD
~ Notice hereby eiven that the undersigned, udninstra
FIX win tns last VIII and testament! annexed Of Edward
ceased will appear before the County Court Of said county
on he third Monday beine the 18th day. of May ISL Mt tho
persons having claims or demands against said estate are no
ed TO attend ana the same writing for Adjustment
MARIA EAMFS.
MARIA LOUISE EAMPS,
nArll-oW Adsnlnistratix with will annexed
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narlS Ew

,t;.-l'srATK OF FRANKMN q, RRrNER DECD.
, No,!cs hereby given that the undersigned, Admins
unlol OF me estate OF Franklin q. lrncr, late of the
county OF la sale and State OF Illinois, deceased, will up.
pear before e County Court Of said county the third Mon
ny tWnC tr 18th day. of May ISL at the Court House in
% IN said county when and whero all having
clans or demands against said estate notified uN md
ana present the same In writing for adjustment.
Dated this lh dsy of March A. u. ISL.
ELIAS TRt'NDO
maris-Gw kdminsra,or
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MOTIF i;.-ESTATE NJ JONI SWEENEY Decr,syp-
~ Notice hereby given that the undersigned cyccutrx
the will and Testament, of John Sweeney late of the
county Of La sale and state of Illinois, deceased will appear
before the county court of said county ON the third Monday
elng 18th dayl of May 1871 al the Court House in OF
tawa IN dconty when ana where all persorG having claims
demands against said estate arc notified TO attend and nr
seat the same In writing FOR adjustment
Dated this ih day Of March 4. D. 1871.
MARGARET SWEENEY.
MOIINNW ENCCutriN.
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- IL E.ISIi'I.''s- >NIc.-Bv rlr,le OF Al. r,arD
= uuH andlv tNis'Ir1 or' fflHe.r' %! I,y
Court Of IA sale county. aHl state Illinois. and 10 A.
Ie-'e,i whereby am commanded 20 maze 'p AMOUNT OF
certain judgment recently obtained against Fri l. Waterman
lu favor oil Henry NaT. 'a 'tuH. %. 1000. -3
Gla"is Of the -aj h L. Waterman hA,, levied N q lo
lowing property. 10 VII:
Lot number tx d" BOO block number cshfy-avc b. r -.
saie- ADDITION - Ottawa, l~Z 10 the county OF La ale
and state Of Illinois.
Therefore, according 10 sal command shau eIpo.e Tor
sac az phb hac lon All the right e and Interest ~ ne
above named III l. Waterman ia and 10 above rltt
property, on saturday, the "a dlr uf ip-! A. n l-, A.
o'clock NJ Al the south door the cOGuty court house IN
Ottawa. N said county.
Dated nj Ottawa tl- G)th day q March A. n ISL
DANIEL BLAKE
-, sheriff %! La sale County.
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THE NEWHAnBURGH HORROR.
SUBMARINE DIVERS AT woRK-sTILL ANoTHEf
VICTIM.

SUBMARINE DIVERS AT woRK-sTILL ANOTHER
VICTIM.
NEW HAMBURGH, Feb. 11.-GeOrge POLK, u
submarine diver OF Poughkeepse has made two descehtS
at the wreck to place Tappngs about the locomotive
The engine lies its side and the cab is entirely gone
Tile diver observed that the engine was reversed. oh
the reman side OF the engine tine diver found Dunde
of some kind and touching IL felt button coat
On the bundle two heavy rods 1t Is supposed the
bundle is tho body of the stranger who riding with
the engineer IL Is thought tho engine will be raised
this afternoon.
This morning Mrs. James Bennett arrived from New
York in search OF her husband, professor OF languages
who she says left the ilatcd train ana came 0flg
gnaIy from Fredericton. Mo-, but proceeded 10 New
York with his family three months ago Leaving MS
wife and child at boarding house ~ EnglewOod n d.
the Professor left on the train for Buao, Wher1 ne e
pected 10 obtain ragement as lnguSt. hls ben
nett stated that her husband informed her that ne ~ou
take sleeping bert and he mad not turned up NJ Is
probably at the bottom of the creek Mrs. Benne" Is
left in utterly destitute circumstances
INVESTIGATION BY A LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Railroad Committee OF
the Assembly will commence. on Tuesday morning Feb
H. at O'Clock at their rooms taking the testimony In
regard to the NcwHamburgh railroad disaster Persons
having facts in the requested to communicate
t once with the Chairman OF the Committee, the Hon
John L. Flngg, at Albany.
RAISING THE LOCOMOTIVE YESTERDAY.
PoUGnKHEPsIE, Feb. IA violent north
east snow storm has prevailed at all points on the IIu
son to-day and has seriously ntcrfered with the work
Of raising submerged locomotive at NewIlamburgh
BY means pumps the workmen have raised II six feet
from the bottom of the river, and it now swings In
chains At - the work had to be abandoned till toner
row morning. when effort viii he made to raise it ten
feet higher that the bodies supposed to be In II may
be removed -
The following will appear In The PoHghEeepsie Eagle
tomorrow:
10 he Publ The reao crcuatc that the remains Of the victims
~ place dtpectialr aei and bat 10
attention thea By the railroad officers an IN pos,
ton To denv. detailed to assist. and dd assist 10 ang n me
me-" an manner nogble. A. b. Corr.
Mr. Cot is a welknOwn and very respectable citizen
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