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VNHITE STAR LINE,
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
New and full powered steamships.
Sailing from New York on Saturdays from Iiycrpool
on Thursdays, calling at Cork IIarbor each way
ADRIATlC Saturday, October ~, al 10 A. W..
BALTIC. SATURDAY. October I'd nj 4 n NJ
ATLANTIC. Saturday November q at ~ +. NJ
CELTIC Saturday November o. al " ~ a.
OCEANIC. Saturday, November ID nj 10 T. NJ
ADRlATIC -. SATURDAY, November "a nj n 20 A nj
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-UNDERsTANDi
" greenhouses, grapcry, aving out grounds farming
&c married; no family Address A. b. box III Herald
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Ne~ Nork.
Rates ~ pa.~szes'ahla ssl sIal ana slsl soIf ae.
cudua - DHaupd4 4tul Iitkef~ 80 PARIS, Sa gold,
additional hstnfn tickets istorshc st.cragc,
ttl currency.
steerng" teksts trcn iAstrgooi and Queenstown AMI
ai tAfts Of hurtlf ~ lowest rates lhrnAgh btl~ oi
adng TiNeu fr isifnst GLASGOW. uaere, AnfNerp and
other ports ti&e Continent and Mediterranean
ports ft ifeEht emd cAbin pastaxe apply the
panvs ofce. NJ. Sowing gresnl sieeraae passage
at lll broadway. frinity hailiing.
CHAklES q. fRANskLiN. sgsnt
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- as porter other position; writes good hand,
fair at figures is honest and reliabc fifteen years
with the writer. Address PORTER box 1888 Post Office.
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At noon, from pier ~ North Hi,,r, New York. Cur.
rnry rates ON passages 90 Liverpool Glasgow Derry.
by Wednesdays steamers, SO: nv Saturdays steane
$50 and ss: excursion tickets, $so Intermediate, SO;
stesragc. So Certificate. AZ lowest be bought
here by those wishing 10 scnd tor their friends
Apply at the company's Offices, 20
HENDERSON BROTHERS.
NJ = H.. a.
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DoOKKFEPING.-wAN WILL INSTRUCT
ID thoroughly in Bookkeeping and Accounts few
young others at house, Brooklyn from to 10
p. NJ. terms moderate. Address COLLINS, box l40
Herald office
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III INV YORK TO DEMERARA,
Calling at st. Thomas and Barbados land mails and
passengers.
These first class full powered steamers are in
tended 10 sail from Nesy York as follows = -
MANDtNGO ........ SO tons. Novem mbcr 3
GUNGA .............. tons N Noy, ub,r 40
-, AND EVERY THREE WEEKS THEREAFTER.
These steamers are specially adapted 10 tropical ser.
vice, have large state rooms bathrooms ami sIpc ror
ventilation and take only iirst class passeng,Ts A
limited amount OF cargo will be taken.
For freight or passage apply 10
HORNSTEDT GARrIoRSE. Owners
~ South street, New York:
or to Il. Il. MORGAN a SONS, Agents
~ South Nof
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED, BY A YOUNG
ID nge 23) bartender; undo stands his business
thoroughly; furnish best of references Address
GEORGE, No. Amity st.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH SMALL
~ capital to go West or South; good business one with
s4O in New York office. Particulars at No. Dey st.
room II.
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Fkl'h OF Ftrstak n Goi.D dEciuding wiae)
~ nkkrT or HANEE,
Eu~t raftn. rs. second cahln f7A
m - - ainef. 10 not cary ss.fage passengers
fhifftrNn travellers runE rturnnc Con-
hnft ~ tor"ls, ~ of this linc,
n'" tlh tfaas w kngish railway The discognorts
- tforsnw lie thannsi, hefirs saNing trouble and
fApen~@ ekohSE A,rkt>ztk. ksenf, s. broadway
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HnVFe, HlnIhufN, NWrfrn.
Norway aud Denmark rcdinced rates
Ticket he borght here a. moderate ratesty persons
wishing to scni for their friends
Through tis lading given on shipments of goods 10
Uayre and Antwerp.
Drafts Issued AZ lowest rates
For further iuiormanon apEiy ~ the company's oce.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
~ Iark
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A l. E K A N d RIA.

NEW PASTOR OF ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Rev. Denis O'Kane, late of st. Ignatius church,
Baltimore, has, it is understood, been appointed
pastor OF st. Mary's church, in this city the
increasing age and failing strength, and the
accommodating duties or the position recurring
that Father kroes should be relieved. Rev.
Peter kroes is one of, If not the Oldest Off cfatiup
priest in the country, and many will regret that
the change in the pastorshIp Of st. Mary's
should be necessary.
The RIvRR.-As far up and down as heard
from the river presents an unbroken surface of
ice and snow, the ice averaging from seven to
eightee inches in thickness, and in the channel
Is as clear as crystal. Hundreds of persons were
out on II yesterday and TO- day, and mum bers
crossed and recrossed from shore to shore.
The TOWN CLoCK.-The woTkmen engaged
IN putting the town clock in the new MARKET
house steeple have so far progressed tn the
CLOCK is now running, but it will take several
days 10 adjust the striking machinery. The
whole will be completed by the end OF the wear
and strike the hour of one, New Years MORN
ing.
SEvERRLY BURNzD.-IiZZie, little daughter
OF Mr.. George W. Jones, one OF the city police,
Was severely burned this morning about 10
O'CLOCK. She was in room in her ia hers
house by herself, sitting by a stove, when a
spark flew into her hair, setting it on fire, and
in her alarm she ran. increasing the flame.
which, before it was eXtingushed, burnt all the
hair off one side OF her head, and her ear and
cheek very severely, though not dangerously.
ANOTHER LIGHT CASE OF smallpox Is repJrtsd
in Zion bottom, where the disease first broke
out. The patient is colored boy.-Gaze.te last
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u E u Z q h r u w N ,

OFFICERS ELECTBD.-Covenant Lodge l. O.
.. F., last evening selected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Fred. ). Newman,
n. g.; Chas. III. Hospital, V. IF. V. Essex,
r. s.; 8. Norris Thorne, f. s.; Samuel G.
Palmer, Treas.
The following officers have been elected by
Mechanics Lodge, 1. .. q. F.: II. I. wheian.
\. G.; w. L. Gardner, V. g.; Chas. O. Myers, r.
s.; Richard II. Green, f. s.; A. y. Prather,
At the annual communication OF George c..
Whiting Lodge No. %, F. 81 A. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected: Samuel G. Palmer
VIM; III. NJ. DeHart, s. W.; Samuel Howard
y. W.; John II. Darne, Sec; V. Shinp, Treas.
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Shreetsry 70 Holiday Advertise

I. fefsone IN want OF new or second hand feeh-
iepable carriages for family use. or . sleigh Just
suited Tor this season, or Q good second hand
coupe, suitable for a physician, would do wen
10 look ct those now offered for sale by X. ii.
GRAHAM, 40 and IA sth street, between ID and
Z streets.
No article of dress IS more in demand at this
season than kid gloves; in fact, they are indis-
pensebie In doors or out of doors, and no we'll
bred lady or gentleman makes New Years calls
without them. The Paris kid glove depot Of j.
j. MAY Is full to overfiowing with all the most
approved styles now In use, from one to six
buttons, OF every possible coior-s3s Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
Hotel and boarding-house keepers would do
well to examine into the merits Of PROCTOR 81
GAMBLK's oleine soap and the "light CT day.
adamantibe candles kept by all grocers. A
knowledge of the merits OF these articles might
save them some dollars.
Nothing is 50 demoralizing as bad whisky.
The best old cabinet. old nectar and golden
crown WHISTLES are sold by j. I. w. ORKNoRF
S Co. Baltimore.
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Condensed Locals.

"Bevare the laundering ayalsnche!"-from
the rccfs OF tall buildings.
The Co-coraR Zouayes last night elected j.
r. Ferguson orderly sergeant, vice Edward
DonOhue, reduced TO the ranks
There viii be special religious service at
the n. NJ. Z. A. rooms tonight, from TO IL
o'clock =. N, under direction OK Rev. George
n. Hall.
Bret Ha-te will deliver his much talked of
lecture, tae "Argonaatsof az, " at Lincoln Hall,
On Tuesday evening next, 9Th proS.
Wa'eT rents are now due for the ensuing year.
Call at the captains Office and settle. See the
water registrars Advertisement.
The Washington Artillery will receive their
friends on New Years day, at their head quar-
ters, Iooms and 8, Plsnt's building, corner
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
The cOlored man Tom Wright, who was COM
roItted TO jail on Friday last, charged with the
murder Of Samuel Rogerski, is quite sick with
the pneumonia.
sessr-: Fitch & Fox have Tor .aie two fine
new residences on the north side OF " street,
between 12th and 18th streets. See advertise
HFrt.
A marriage license was obtained yesterday
fr the union OF Mr.. VIM. DrUmmond, jr., son
Of tie Commissioner OF the Land once, % Miss
lila Cotton.
Yesterday afternoon John Poore, while ios d
ing . wagon, had mis- ancle dislocated by a stone
falling on him, and was taken to hrs home, 900
I'D street, where he was attended by DIR. New
man.
EIsewhere win be found an article from the
Boston Pest, testifying to the prompt sturdness
with which the old Hartford Etua insurance
company shouldered its losses by the Boston
IRE. MessTs. Hanson & Blackford, SIG 9Th
street, are the Washington agents for the
stsuuch old Etna.
y. A. Rawlins Post No. I, g. A. r., has elect
ed the following officers to serve the ensuing
year: A. II. G.. Richardson, post commander;
Theodore j. Lamb, senior vice post comm ander;
j. Weed Corey, junior vice post commander:
Horace III. Brewer, adjutant; JAS. Campbell,
department encampment; Richard Dillon, al
ternate.
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PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADE.-The total
production OF all kinds of coal for the week W As
against IL ,5s5,el4 tons to corresponding fine
last year, showing an increase of 3,73l SIS tons,
The river is now frozen; consequently no
freightlng. The retail demand in this CITY is
quite active, and prices are firmly maintained.
At New York and other eastern points the re-
taileTs have advanced prices IS cents per tom.
The Scranton public sale of coal has been post
Phild. Ledger.
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The NEW RUSSIAN BREECH-LoADRR-T
Kruka, the inventor Of the breech Loader which
has been adopted by the War Department at
st: Petersburg for the Russian army, has lust
published pamphlet at Prague, in which he
describes new invention of his called the
"Kulomet," or hand mltrailleur. The Kulomet,
he Gays, is OF simple construction, and NAV be
used by the soldier on any ground, however
cheaper and simpler than the werndl and other
breech-loaders used by the European armies.
and q soldier armed with it can under al; cir,
cumstanees IRE thrice as rapidly as with The
ZundDadelgewehr;i in battle IL viii fire twenty
four shots minute, while other breeeh-loa!.rs
only fire from twelve to thirteen minute. ANY
rife may be converted into a kulOmet and any
cartridges NAV be used with IL
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VICTIMS OF THE CENTRE STREET FIRE IN
NEW YoRK.-One hundred men were at work
in New York yesterday removing the dsbris
from the scene of the Centre street fire. Only
one body has yet been discovered, but pieces Of
shawls, stockings, etc, have been found A
human skull, with some hair attached to it, was
found yesterday afternoon in the ruins. Since
the time OF the disaster this work has oeen de-
iayed by the red tape of the city departments,
and II was only begun at last by voluntary con-
tributions Of oh irritable gentlemen
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NEW ROUTE TO BUFBALo.-Last Saturday.
about 800 prominent business men OF Buffalo
went on an excursion over the Buffalo, New
York and Pennsylvania railroad to Emp0rlnn
Penn, to celebrate the opening OF the railroad
to its termination at Emporium, dist ance OF
!2O miles from Buffalo, eighty-fve of which y A.
opens mp a wild and hitherto inacces sihIe
country, Astounding in coal, iron and primitive
timber To trade and commerce. The Goa in
Camden county, the terminus of the road. is
calculated by scientific engineers to he in
eNnaustible for one thousand years, even though
a thousand tors were taken from IL each day.
The connections at Emporium will make his
road the shortest route from Butfalo to Wash
ington.
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A Prompt Answer.

UT TOsT VFFICE, Dec. st, ISt2.
Editor Star Please state for the information
OF your correspondent who makes the complaint
and suggestions in Mondays STAR, that the
letter-carriers never make a Sunday delivery,
except TO hotels. He Is candid enough to imply
little doubt as TO the responsibility of this Of
ice for this carelessness, as he says cleft at nv
residence, presume, by the ietter-carrier." i
presume the letter was left there by friend
who was kind enough to call "a practice entirely
too frequently Tor the individuals mail on Sun
day morning.
Any neW suggestion which will facilitate a
more prompt or secure delivery, will not be
passed without consideration by the Postmaster
or SUPERiNTENDRNT OF THE CARRTRRs
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FOOLISH SUICIDs.-Oneofth the most foolish
suicides that has been committed in this country
for years occurred few days ago in Cleve and,
Ohio. married lady living there, whose hus-
band was in good circumstances, and who pro-
vided for her in style compatible with his
means, took fancy TO new and expensive
carpet which che desired him to purchasa for
her, and which he declined to do. M2ddened
by his refusal, she, in moment OF desperation,
took dose OF Paris green. She shortly after
ward told her husband what she had DONE and
every effort possible was made to restore her
but the poison had commenced its work. and
all It NEEDLES failed. Before she died she said
she bitterly repented the act, and prayed for
the life to be spared that her vanity and temper
had caused her to forfeit
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CITY ITEM :.

THs FAIR for the benefit Of St. Aloysius'
sunday School will commence at the Parochial
School House, on LIST street, to- morrow after-
room, and De open every afternoon and evening
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WEEKLY STEAMERS FROM BALTIMORE TO
EuRoPE.-Commencing with this month, the
Allan line Of steamships between Baltimore,
Halifax, Queenstown and Liverpool will ran a
vessel weekly in each direction. This is a most
gratifying indication OF the steady growth of
the European commerce Of this port.-Balt.
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The Ninth Gems in Pop
- - ulatfsn. 81 =
The full returns Of population and social sta
tistics bavs been completed and are printed
The chsngessre as fellows m Aporu.ation and
rank "a states:
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THE UNPLRAsANTSKss BRTwkEN ROME AND
GERMAKY.-The German charge d'affaires in
formed Cardinal Antonelli last week that he
had been instructed to take unlimited leave of
absence. He has since closed the leg alton and
quit Rome for Berlin. The Journals of Koni gs-
berg and Posen have been threatened with i'm
mediate confiscaton il they published the in
Papal allocution.
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ACCEPTED $4,000 IN LIEU OF HUSBAND
Abbie Gardner saws that jacob Short an Did
citizen OF San Rafael, Cal, promised to marry
her a while ago. However that NAV be Mrs.
Short refused to marry her and Abbie brought
suit for $4,000 damages in consequence. THE
case, however, was settled without going
into court, Short paying Abbis SO 900 aud b.
bic promising that Short shall have no further
trouble about that promise.
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The INJUNCTION IL fast developing it's useful
ness az q writ to do everything for everybody
OF wake over q dead man in New Haven
Conn. One of his relatives objected to that
peculiar "tribute Of respect" to the memory OF
prohibited the proceeding.
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TIE KuKLux PRISONERS PROM SoUrH CAR.

THE kUKLUx PRISONERS PROM SOUTH CAR
oLINA.-The steamship James Adger from
Charleston on Saturday last, brought to this
port ten kukluX prisoners from South Carolina
en- route for the Albany penitentiary. They
were, excepting one, young men ranging In age
from nineteen to thirty-fve years, and all mar
ried but one, and conspicuous among them was
Macedonian Baptist church, Spartanburg. 5. G.
Two have confessed TO the commission, as ku-
klux, of fourteen murders, and the Others were
proved guilty of participating in the raid on the
Union county, 5. c., jail, some two years ago,
III which fifteen men were kilied-blacks in-
Prisoned on charge OF numbering several
whites, II we are not mistaken. These kuklux
are sentenced from two to five years close con-
hnement, with various fnes attached. The
men are mostly the SONS of planters, developed
into kuklux from the general demoralizatiOns
OF war and the complete OverturningO of southern
society in the fiery furnace of the late rebellion.
They have some hopes OF executive clemency.-
". y, Herald.
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a SPLENDID LINE of S~allow-tailed Goats,
Black Cashmere PantaIoons, and low cut Rlack
Cashmere, and White Marseilles Vests, of all
sizes, have just been received for New Years
receptions, and are selling at low prices by
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A CARD To T9E PUpr,o

The undersigned presents the compliments of
tne season TO the citizens of Washington, and
seizes this opportunity to express his thanks no
his numerous friends for the liberal patronage
they have extended to his enterprise. He viii
endeavor, In the future as in the past, to render
feeted arrangements for the New Year which
VIII enable him still better TO supply our citI-
zens with frst-class Clothing at the most reason
aDie prices; and in this connection invites the
public generally to call and examine his present
complete assortment for men, youths, aud bows,
which he has marked down to a greatly red ICED
ngure. A. SrRAUs, Clothier,
10l1 Pennsylvania avenue
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DRY GOODS.
NOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIEs.

-
MESSRS. WOLFORD a sRIIBERG
Announce that thor have made Q reduction 4, the
prices OF their entire STOCK II DIZZY GOODS and
invite the especial attention Of the Ladies o. Wa
iDston TO tie really attractive stock Of Goods
offered BY them, especially suited for the
season. The stook comprises
Plain and Figured POelins, zso. 20 ne
Ool0red AlpAcas, good shades, 81 aso
GOlOred Double width M0hairs. 81 &c tosoc
Best Empress leths, all shade, 6Jc. 10 s.,
GOOD BLACK Dress Eiks. 81 ft 20 g IS
Good Oolored Dress silks, SlGs. 10 al
heavy hep Poplns, ~ 20 81 q
eafines IN Dew shades. sc.
GbkAT kPkClALTl IN BLACK ALPACA
ranging from sc. % 62,sc
fCH line Of Black Goods Of al classes, srch Al
bombs5lne, Isnfnise, French MeriDo, Barritl,
Black and cid VeIy steen.; Flsnnels: ws,errroof
10th OF All colors; Cassilaeres; White Corduroy,
fiushes, &C., &C.
A large assortment of Ottoman srs Broobs
ehawls, Blankets, and fall line Of DOmessics
keady made waterproof Closss.
An connection with aoove-Rsmsd Goods are also
NOTIONS, FANCY ARTICLES, ELB8ONs,
snd other Goods teO numerous 10 mention.
Purchasers desiring TO economic skO aid not fan
10 call.
Ths'sxgense is but Eve cents from the most distant
~ RKMEMBER
The Arcade.
No. <2I SEVENTH STREET SOUTH,
novStr Between and y.
deo4-sm N. =. corner of Iath and streets.
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The above shows that changes of emigration
were rapid in a few instances, some OF the old
states losing or almost standing still in nam
bers. Decreases are noted only from Maine and
New Hampshire, accounted for by the emigra-
ton from those states to the western country.
Apparently, by this statement, the state OF Vir-
giDia has also decreased in population; but IL
must be remembered that Virginia has been
divided since the last census, and If we add the
population of West Virginia, to make the COM
parison fair, it will be found that the state of
Virginia has increased her population from
1886 ,31S to Coz ,11I, gain of Al per cent in
the ten years. Nebraska and Nevada were adj
mitted as states in 1854. The population OF the
United States is 3s,115,eil.
1870. 1850. Increase per cent.
Whites: 80 ,2O3,l2s 26,ssO,7Os 2is9
Colored.. 4,S35,l06 i,427 .29i s21
The coiored population gained in every
1850.
All the above represents the constitutional
population, which means the exclusion of In
dians not taxed, and the inha bitants Of the ter
ritoIies.
The territories foot up populations as fol-
lows: Alaska, "a, 461 Arizona, Il, 10; Colorado,
AZ .16i; Dakota, 0,5ol; District OF Columbia
13lI00; Idaho, 20, $50; Indian Territory, IS 1872
Montana, 1885; New Mexico, Ill 1903; Utah,
1851; Washington, 81 t32: WYOMING II kiS.
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hIDSIGHT CHINRs.-1r. widows will play
the Metropolitan N. E. church chimes on New
Years e~e by playing the old year ont and the
new year IN, commencing at 1870 p. m, by play
Hymn, ""Windhsm Tune and Dead March. %
The quarters Of the last hour will be chimed.
and the hour OF twelve tOlled on the great bell
announcing the departing year; after which the
coxology will be sung by the congregation and
Playe On the bells. The following programmes
viii then be played by Mr.. widows: 'sLet the
..Seenes that are brightest" from paritana:
"Mendelsshon's wedding march," "B0nnie
Door" "I.is't to the convent bells;' "Rohin
AdaiT;' "How so fair," from Martha; "Iife let
us CHERISH selection from "EIise d'AInorr.;;
.'Wefl be gay and happy" and Home, sweet
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~ WHY should young ladies never wear tight
stays? Because IL 10 SO horrid to see girl tight
ga Connecticut minister has resigned be-
cause his flock didn't want him to play croquet
~ Henry Bergh's lecture IL entitled sThe
Speeches Servants OF Civilization"
s<A man has been sent to prison in LYONS
Tor calling President Theirs stupid fool!
@Paris is said TO be as gay and dissipated
DOW a. IL ever was In the days OF the empire.
0Whenever An American IL seen In Berlin.
hackmen fight to see who shall secure him.
0Has Father Time this New Years laid
down the scythe and taken up the ice sickle?
n%Jenes has not yet declined any money
offered him In the shape OF bills, ON account OF
contagion.
strike because It has been made part of their
duty to transport suan-pox patients to the