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Cleveland HnceS.

CLEVELAND, October 2-The fall
meeting OF the Cleveland Club opened
to-day with fair weather and good At
tendance. The track was in perfect con-
dition. In the 2:45 class, purse 5000 di-
vided, there were eight entries, but only
two started. Cottage Girl won in three
straight heats Niger Doctor was dis
tanced in the third heat. Time 3:l4,
2:49, 2:294
In the 2:22 class, there were zine en-
tries. Deception won the first two
heats, Lew Scott the third and Badger
Girl the fifth. The fourth heat WAS
dead between Lew. Scott and Badger
Girl. Darkness coming on, the race was
postponed urtil to morrow, all the horses
but Deception, Lew. Scott and Badger
Girl being sent to the stables. Time OF
the five heats trotted, 22i3, 2:22!, 2:25,
2 IA, 2:25t.
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NO. 79

CINCINNATI. October 2.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady ST l0tc. Flour-Dull.
W hest-Quiet and steady; red 81 lS9
25. Corn-Duil 81 45@46c Osts-In
good demsnd st Soc. Rye-Dull and
lower ~ 5Sc. Barley-EasIer; prime
western spring 69@65c. Pork-Firm;
sales 81 Sl4 ~, closing at Sl4 80 asked.
Lsrd Dull and nominal; steam IS IS;
kettle 80 506l0 90 Bulk Meats
Strong; shoulders 7!c; short rib SIC buyer
October 10; short clesr So Bacon
Strong at S9s@9s@9!c. WHISKY
Steady ST 81 %. Butter-S,eady; fancy
creamery S29SSc; prime 10 choice West
ern Reserve Z2@2Sc; Central Ohio l9@
2lc. Linseed OIl-Steady ~ 6SC.
Hogs STEADY and firm; common 81 so
@5 i: light 50 20tH5 As; packing IS %
(95 90; butchers 50 5O95 60
CHICAGO, October 2-The Drorers
Journal reports cattle receipts st 1000
head; shipments 1900; nstive shipping
more sctIve st 81 OOCG5 25 Colorsdos
quiet and weak; cows - 95; prime steers
sold NJ 81 90; Texan grassors very slow
st 81 25@3 80; large supply OF native
butchers hsrd to sell st reasonable rates;
sales 81 81 S0tdS so
Hogs Receipts I, 200 head; shipments
1900; irregulsr buyers Offering low
prices; Phlsdelphias 50 7O@5 50; beet
B ,s,ons s. 1905 60; packers slow NJ S. 10
as 90; light nj 50 40CG5 90 packers clos.
Iug more aCtlye, all sold.
Sheep Receipts $40 head, few snip.
ping at 50 75@i l2i butchers 80 0Ot9
8 80 market glutted; no improvement.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Flour-
Weak; supers 81 GOAT 90: extras So 80,
Pennsylvania family s. OO(G7 %; Min.
noSota 81 75@7 %; high grades aud
patent IS OOtG9 80 Wheat Quiet;
amber IL HAL 90; red 81 4Ot@l 40.
Confirm; yellow 62c; mixed 62GGlc
Oats-Flrm; white western 35m3Sy; west
ern mixed 32mS51. Ryc-Quct At G7CH
zoe. Provisions and unchanged.
Butter-Firm; creamery 3OCd3oc; West
ern Reserve 22@2ic. Eggs-Frrm; west
crn 1920, Cheese Western l2l@
lSc. Firm; refined l6JM
l5sc crude lOs@l0!c. Whi,ky-Stcady
~ II u
MILWAUKEE, October Flour
Quiet and weak Wheat at-Opencd weak
and closed firm; No. Milwaukee hard
81 II; No. Milwaukee 81 l2I; No. ,
DO. 81 lot; seller October 81 O6ii seller
November 81 03i; No. 3 DO 81 05. Corn
Quiet and nominal; No. lat i2c. Oats
Firm; No. 2Sc Rye Easier; No
l Mt 53tc. Bsrley-DuIl and lower; No.
spring 6l4c.
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They are Coming Home 20 Vote.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-The fcl-
lowing advertisement appears in the
Sunday papers here:
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
will sell round trip tickets to Ohio voters
and their families at reduced rates to all
the principal points in Ono. From this
date to aud including the 7th OF October,
certificates for tickets can be had at Room
No. Sc, second floor, Post. office, and
Room No. II, third floor, Treasury"
This would seem to indicate that John
Sherman and Postmaster General Key
not only allow their clerks time to 60
home to vote, but, moreover, to neglect
their official duties to aid railroad com.
psnies TO sell tickets.
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Slight Discrepancy.

LAWRENCE, MAss., October q
Further Investigation into the affairs of
Geo. K. Wsttersor, assistant paymsster
OF the Pacific Mills, developes dis
crepancy of at least $4,000 between the
actual pay rolls and the amount drawn
by Wstterson from the treasury at
Boston. 1t having been the custom of
the former to alter the footings of the
pay rolls, making requisition for the in
creased amount. He owns considerable
property and will make good the de-
fslcation and the case will be kept out of
the courts.
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nIsTRICr COURT or THE UNITED

nISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
IDStates for the District of West Virginia.
In Bankruptcy In the matter of James
VI Wheat, Bankrupt III trict Of West
Virginia, ~.
This IN tD give notice that on the 9th
day of September. 1871, a warrant of bank
uptcy was issued out ui ia" District Court
Of the United States Tor the District of
West Virginia, against the estat" ~ James
VI. Wheat, of Wheeling, In he county Of
ohio, In said District duly adjudged
Bankrupt, on his own petition: That the
pay yment of any debts and the delivery of
any property belonging o. such bankrupt
20 him, or fOr his use, and the transfer ot
any property by him, are forbidden by
law; and that "A meeting Oi the creditors
Of said bankrupt Ia prove their debt, hni
to choose one or more A5Sigrees oi his
estate, will he held at u Court oi Bank.
rupiry To be holden at Wheel ing, In said
district, before r. J. Hugus, Esq., Register
IN BANKRUPTCY for said District, at his
Office, on the north east corner Of Chap.
line aud Twelfth streets, on the 9th day
Of October, A. u. IS77, at 10 o'clock An
GEORGE W. PhTTOS,
Us. Marshal for said District.
BY u. J. CAsPBELL, Deputy. oclrh
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NOTICE.

I BUTLER RICHARDS, A CITIZEN
D and resident oi the state Of Pennsyl-
vania, and guardian Of the persons aud
estate of Ella Bishop aud Mary Batnman
Bishop, minor heirs oi W. NJ. Bishop, of
the same State, having given bond IN the
Orphans Court of the county at Allegheny
In said state, sufficient 10 insure his Hc-
countability for the whole amount at his
said wards estate In his hands or which
will probably be received 10y him ~ such
guardian, viii, on the nrht day Of the next
term oi the Circuit Cour for ohio county,
I'm the state of West Virginia, or aS soon
thereafter ~ hc can bV heard, petition and
move said Circuit Court for an order
authorizing hum as guardian ~ afOreiaid,
Ia Eue for, recover and rcceiv" all money
or personal property which may belong
To said Ella Bishop and Mary Baiemnn
Bishop, including the accruing r"ns of
their real estate, la like manner aS N ho
were appointed guardian ot his said wards
In this State, and for authority tO remove
the same 10 the state oi Peunsylvanla, In
which the said j. Butler Richards was ap-
pointed and qualified.
j. BUTLER RlCHAkDS,
Guardian OF Ella and Mary Batemnn
Bishop.
J. d. EwING, Attorney. ~ Twelfth ~.
OaWtaS
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Advertisement u

The regularity of the drawings of the
Louisisns State Lottery Company on the
first Tuesday of each month at New Or
leans, La, hss rendered the reputation
of this institution deservedly high. The
next drawing takes place November the
9th. Fail particulars will be found in
our advertising columns. For advice,
information, or tickets, address NJ. A.
Dsuphin, President, p. o. Box 692,
New Orleans, La.
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Trial of Rioters.

READING, Pa, October 2.-The trsl
of the July railroad rioters began to-day.
Samuel Humphreys, indicted for the
burning OF the Lebanon Valley bridge,
turned States evidence, contesslng that
be held lamp while q man named
Smith saturated the kindling wood,
which wss thrown from the upper part
of the bridge by sccomplices, with cosl
oil and set fire 10 it.
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SPONTANEOUS COM8UsTION As
AN AID TO RAsCALITY.

The element OF tre Is altogether
very mysterious thing. Among all the
elements it was the most mysterious anC
puzzling to those ancient sages and phil
osophers who undertook TO explain al
things to the ignorant and credulou'
masses, who placed implicit credence IL
their omens and doctrines. The ancient
sages, however, when they hoodwinked
the multitude, had some faint idea con
cerning the inaccurscy OF their own pos
tulates and theories concerning the ele
ments, and every other subject which
they undertook to explain.
OF all the various forms of fire, that OF
spontaneous combustion is the most
mysterious; whether it originates in
we'll insured ships, in valuable cotton
cargoes, or among important papers and
documents whose writing drives men
to tate or leads them to fortune, as the
cases may be.
Fires in the various departments at
Washington have been of frequent oc-
currence. Spontaneous combustion has
there wrought some OF the most myster-
ious wonders OF its wonderful originality
and course. The most important
ruin that it has hitherto wrought has
been among records especially needed
at the time by some investigating com
mittee. There it has generally played
sad havoc with the written evidence of
transactions IN whose entire legality the
American public were deeply interested.
AS completely as "time's efscing fin
gers" it has there forever blotted out
whole pages of dubious doiRgs in the
lives of public officials, which would have
shed sufficient light to have illumined
their innocence or toreshadowed their
doom.
Leaving aside the bare inference that
the complete obliterstion OF the records
and models of highly important patents
or the desire to create more work at the
Capital, and consequent extension OF
the clerical force at the Interior Depart
ment, as a cause, had anything to do
with this result of spontaneous combus-
tion, there is still just ground IN inding
fault with the culpable csrelessness of the
same.
The first conspicuous act OF SCHURz's
administration of interior affairs is to let
his department buildings catch fire. The
second was to emotionslly discharge the
single wstchmsn who was to give warn
Ing of their danger. 1t seems that two
or three watchmen might have been en-
ployed to guard by night property worth
lntrinscally several millions of dollars
and actually far more, but OF late the
Secretary's mind has been constantly
occupisd with fixing up matters so the
Ohio clerks could 60 home to
vote, or with preparing for the advent
of the Indian Com nmissioners, or evident
ly with perusing the gush OF the presi-
Dental party, to the utter exclusion OF
his less important duties.
But no one is to blame for not having
watched the buildings. 1t was purely a
case of spontaneous combustion; and had
spontaneous combustion done its full
work the people would have been forced
to pay only few millions more for land
office and Indian expenses.
AS the case stands it is spontaneous
combustion, and the minister with the
Eyeglasses only asks for million to
cover the cost of the affair.
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NR. HAYES very sensibly has decided
- do swsy with military ornaments
..,rnd his oticisl household, and he has
.,iied Msior SNIFFEN, Psymsster, the
.,,v luxury Of the kind now on duty at
,,s White House, that he csu report to
no psymsster General for duty on Octo-
-a- 10Th.
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THE Standard announces that, al
though it is to be Republican paper it
will not be religious journal. That is
right. As long as our Quincy street
neighbor fills the later so ably it ought
to have the field. AS a Republican
journal, however, its failure is believed,
by many of It's party friends, to be con.
spicuous. 1t is right for the Standard to
fill the vacuum.
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VvLA YoUNa, Executive Clerk OF
d, ssnste is Intimate with the condi-
10, Of Senator MORTON, and he says
,,., the distinguished Republican states
will never more sit in the councils
.,,bA nstlon. 1t is always sad to see the
rnds 3 great intellect 60 out.
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VANDERBILT says we are about enter
IN, uuon an era of unexsmpled prosper
~ He has pretty large investment
,bst direction, and perhaps takes into
,,,oDpt the continuance OF the Russian
and Turkish war for several years. But
Va believe what this sixty million man
AZ, because we wait to hug that senti-
rsDt
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Failure.

CHICAGO, October 2.-George X.
Clark, the well known real estate man,
has filed a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. HIS preferred debts are $1,000
secured liabilities Sl55,0OO, with securl-
ties valued at 100000. His unsecured
debts are $4,000, with $4,000 due on
discounted bills and $4,000 due on &C
commedation paper. His assets are OF q
character whose value is not easily de-
teruinpd
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TOLEDO. October o FLOur-Stesdy

TOLEDO, October s. FlOur-Stesdy.
Wheat-Dull; No. white Michigan
1872; extra white Michigan held At
81 "a; No. 8 white Michigan 81 q j;
smber Michigan spot 81 80; seller
October 81 26; No. 2 red spot 81 zS4i
seller October 81 254; No. 3 red Wabash
81 l9; rejected do. 81 O6 Corr
Easier; high mixed 47te; No. 2 spot 46!i
seller October 46s; seller November 4lci
rejected Acc. Osts-HeAvyi No. z Z9!ci
rejected 24ic Cloverseed-At 70 To-
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Gambeffa Appeals.

PARIS, October 2.-Gambetta to-day
formally lodged an appeal against the
sentence passed upon him by the Cor,
rectionsl Tribune. The appeal will
probably be heard in the beginning OF
next week. Jules Simon is seriously i'll.
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THE Russians have much 10 do ye. be-
1'e they tske the place of the Turks in
Psyas. While r,i1forcenents have
been arriving IT large numbers to the
scene OF op p'rSllors. yet so great were the
.ossts oil the Grand Duke NICHOLAS in
'ecen! engagements that lie cannot invest
Fe'ns with any stronger force than at
'1e beginning of September, which
movement failed disastrously. Rou-
nanian' sre doing nobly, and if the gen.
s'sAP Of the Russian army is i'm
proved by past experience, some
'a.'g msy yet be accomplished this sea-
"a What Russians propose to do must
'v Zone within short time, as the WIN
~ season will soon be at hand, when op-
SA'i0n: must be suspended.
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The Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, October 2.-There
have been six deaths since the last
report from Fernandina and there
are several new cases. Another
physician took sick to-day, leaving only
two doctors able to work and many calls
for their services have 70 be refused.
Six doctors will arrive from Charleston
tomorrow. They are again short OF
fIndz
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GOV walker on the virginia Debt.

RICHMOND, October 2.-kI.Governor
Walker tonight, before large audience
delivered an address on the public debt
of Virginia at the request o! the Chamber
of Commerce. He took the grond that 1t
was honestly contracted and is justly
owed and that Virgisis's only hope OF
prosperity is in preserving her credit
and inviting capital.
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Bopuer Buys centennial.

WINCHESTER, KY, October Foster
& Simpson have just sold to Robert
Bonner their four year old colt Centen.
NAL, whose three year old time of 2:26!
is the fastest on record. He trotted y
half mile privately in LOS. The price
paid is not known, but it is under
stood to be $4,000.
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-"S county seems to be "stuck"
.'- ~vf narrow guage railroad. We
salSrele has not set in at either
" The route SO as to cause the
"'V'on. Of all the routes now under
''''on IN this State, for the building
-'''oW guage railroads, we know of
We which Promises anything like the
'e"afds that this one does. All
p us route from Clarksburg to
',oa the country is exceedingly
'' and the population intelligent
:. : "eIl-to-do; but ,his is but q tithe of
III. ''o''y that will be developed by
n, road, The country beyond
~ .''oa and to the right and
ue left of that town
~. productive and will rapidly fill up
Ia, ~ Industrious and thriving popula-
nav. nave watched with great deal of
...,., the arduOus lsbors of the few en-
h lug spirits who have worked for
/, ... ,-.Se'' of this improvement, both
,,oi.'' 1sOn and out of season." and have
,.,D,; 'nef pluck and intelligent en-.
.s. ,a AAa We earnestly hope to yet be
IAN early day. p'''' success
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THE famine in India is distressing in
.1s extreme. The latest estimates place
he number who have thus far died OF
ArystiOn at 10000. Reports from
.syaal districts show no abatement of
he famine and the outlook in those
alsities is discoursging. 1t is feared
tbs! the mortality will be great before
relief can be sent. There are more
cheerful reports from Madras and Bonn
oay, yet the people are suffering greatly
sud many more will probably perish
i0m Starvation.
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THE coal miners strike at Steuben-
vile appears to be about over: that is to
say, the strikers offer no resistance to
others going to work if they desire to do
so. but the old miners still decline to work
on the terms. Those who were arrested
and imprisoned are out on bail.
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SILVER has advanced in London to
S pence per English standard ounce
md estimsting sterling exchange at the
gn Of $4 Sc per English pound sterling,
NE bullion IN the ancient dollar OF 4l23
grains would have gold value of 50 81,
while the bullion in the trade dollar OF
40 grains would have gold value OF
VI q5
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ROANOKE COLLEGE,
HALEM YIKGIHIA.

Next session begins September s, III
Collegiate. elective and preparatory
courses. Unsurpassed location. Mountain
climate. Moral community. Five churches
IN toEn. Moderate expenses: from sl0O
To $40 for ~ months, including tuition,
board, etc, etc. students from niteen
states, Indian Territory, aud Mexico.
Twenty students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc, address
SECRETARY or FACULTY.
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Marine.

LONDON, October 2.-The steamers
Bslivla, Utopia and Spain, from New
York, have arrived out.
FATHERPoIST, October 2.-Arrlved
Steamer Quebec from Liverpool
SAN FRASCIsCo, October Z.-SslIed-
Steamer Cylima tor Psnsms.
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The Hopeless Condition of senator
Morton.

]. X. Young's Washington Letter to the
Star.
The news from Senator Morton is very
discoursging to his friends. 1 have 1t
from the best possible authority that his
recovery is impossible, and therefore
he will never again be able to take his
seat in the Senate In his absence 1t
will devolve on Conkling to make the
fight for the admission OF the Republican
claimants for seats liz the Senate from
South Carolina and Louisiana.
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The Richmond Dispatch has come to
the sage conclusion that it would be bet
ter for Virginia to get rid of her crop OF
demsgogues than to be relieved OF her
sixty million state debt. Ohl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October 2-MoEEY-At
4G,5 per cent, Prime mercantile paper
at Gas per cent. Customs receipts $685.
600 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
S2s5,OOO. Clesrings SlTOOO,OO0. Sterl-
ing wesk; long 4Sl; short 4S5.
GoLD-Oponed al 1929 and closed al
l03. Borrowing rates flat to per cent
Carrying rates to per cent.
SILVER Al London unchanged; here
silver bars l23, greenbacksi ll94 gold; sill
yer coin la J per cent. discount.
GONERNM EhTS-SteAdX.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

HROM THE PASTURE OF JOHN
Il Woods, rsq near the National road,
ohio county, on or about August 2lst, n
dark bay hOr.e about lik hands high. Had
a small saddle mark on the right hand
side Oi the back. Any pcrsen returning
said horse will bs suitably rewarded by
the undersigned. VI. REILLY
tg9 and 1911 Main 81, Wheeling, W. Va.
saDiteRfh
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4. SOON as the New York elections
90, how the official heads will fly in
C,.ts Civil service reformer HAYES
- ,,Iors.s none OF CoNKLING's foolish
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VOL. 10.
Affecting gegister.
c,I5 closed yesterday at loS'

,,.,,,o,bsr today ,OiH be partly cloudy
NV .,b,rly ,otnds, stationary tempera-
...., and ram.
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r,D,y the Democratic Convention
Nav York will meet at Albany. 1t
u,i.as 70 be livelier than the CoNK-
,,o Convention at Rochester last week.
N1slC,
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, pRopIaIOUs effort at civil service re-
Tbs clerks go home to vote on a
~ ,.r., Iesve and their pay goes on.
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TRENCH politics. are becoming more
EARNING islly. Two members of the
''oet are reported to have resigned
'-sa news produced CONSERVATION
throughout the country. The cause of
'-'~ designations is considered rs n pre-
'' 'os yioIstion of law, but it is diff
.'' 20 tell in whose interest such a revo-
.'''n would be. Grave fears are felt
'''y"neFe that q coup detat is contem-
'''ea by the Government in the event
'''g'' at the polls. Both the Empress
''hce Imperial are reported to dis
tr''e The course OF the Government.
''.'nd dissolution is also contemplate
''d taking 1t all in all, we may look
's' exciting events In that country.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

weekly begin 18th July. ls77, and end l2th
september. Have proved of signal use
lst, 70 students who design 70 pursue their
studies at this or other Law-sch' ol Zd. 20
those who propose 10 read privately and
81, tO practitioners who have not had The
advantage Of systematic instruction. For
circular apply lP.O University Of Val 10
Il Hn NOR Prof. ComEts md
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Ilie1i-

PITTSBURGH, October 2-Mr. Richard
Hsyes, President Of the Iron City Ma
tionsl Bank. died here this morning,
sged 62 years.
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To be Hanged.

BALTIMORE, October. 2.-Jss. K.
Hawkins, colored, &C nvicted of outrsging
a white girl, aged lS years, IN howard
county, has been sentenced to be hanged.
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xsnti-sdministrstion paper has been
"a IN Baltimore. Late Assistant
> ',,,.,sr J. r. AsKEw Is in charge,