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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-11
WAsHENaTos & OTTO SAi'@"%
ifiNGEIs 4 ERANGEM + = T

The MALI: TRAIN will leave WashiHG:,a
al 3 o. q. ii. snd Alexandria ~ o: .. II. dnlv,
| except Sunday; pass Lseaburg gc!nE We
wsrd. a. Il IL f. III. ana arrive ri ho".:: Ia"
st II N. leave Ro91G Hi! Al l22:&0 p. Ia.; pa
Loesbacs, EoiaE estwa!;. q; ~ pm, :1>t o.
ri7e a. AiozanGTs - ":l' =. H., AL -
Washington $50 .. II,
Che ACCOMMODATES. TRAILS Wi
Leave Washington 3! 4 % =. ia. and AicxgaAiis
y! Is p. II, duly, except Sunday, and ar!ivr
vt Leesburg NJ q % y. IL. Leave Lecshurg a!
co i. II. and arrive st AiaI.2G:!a al s IL =.
and Washington At 80
Ga Passengers from Washington win t..he
the Washington 'and 0hio Cars III tno BG".;n.nr,
e PotOMsc i:aii7oAi station ats H. s.. ~. and l:i
p.Ta., sDd go through w'shou: change % ra.H
The 800 an. trsiA from AiaxanGf!s and l2.A
p. "a. train frcm Eo"nd E:.i coaNuct :! Knuni
E:ll wish Hurts Daily L!nc Of Coacacs
for Gnickersvile Berryville end Winchester;
a!so With Keamer's Limo Of Coaches, which oaSc
Lsesburx daily for Aldie and Middeburg..
Both trains, westward, mako close connectloh2,
st Vienna, with Eizaoa's Limo O. Stages for Fair
fs1 Court House.
Cesnklueb.ioz; Gi@5G.s, 2 csa. per miie
&naElsi ss"kss:Gz $50.
+, u. HAVKNER,
Get T.; Cane-al Ticket Age J..
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pISU'S CUkG FOR CUNSUMPTlON-As
4 the season !Cr coughs and colds is again
upon us, we wOGlj Csli tho especial s.t3At'oa o!
cur customers 70 me above Old snd th-Ough!y re-
liable preparation. frs. introduced into tLi'
aection Of lhe country By ourselves, i. hiss No"
stood the test Of long cara Of trial snd VILE ever
rcrosslng fsvor By those who have u:cd!. 70:
all pulmonary affections, for that dread dlsc.se,
consumption, either in i!s incipIency or more
advanced stages, IL viii be found 2 mos! sac,
pleasant and invaluable medicine. The tfa''"
.upplied ct P:op,iator'e rates.
,jANNHT 4 CO.,
oct2o Nos 10 ard I4j King St
uAVING BEEN APPOINTED By IHE
IL Corporation Court Of Ale2andrla city r.
ceiver of The .. i. WlThER CO., alaa tsg
II. G. SLAYMAKER CO., eli persons lhneCteu
to the said company ere lereaY DoslneI W ~, ~,
mediatey settle the same or I wifi Do vs-n 99n!!ea
to force the payment Of tho same. hyseN or
DAINTY arr alone authorized to receipt bills due
~ coyomanv K. r. LUCAS,
49, 1THtf Sergeant and Receiver.
MANILA, SlSAI, JUIE and Hay
lM Ealing kOPE, Cotton, Hemp Ju1"
and Paper Twre Clothes Llres, BiacHIaG ~
dar and Pine Tubs, 81 ckets o! every nescrt'
lion Wooden and Zinc Wash Boards, FifeSi1e
and Merchants Stove Polish, Brushes OF az
kinds. SITTER and Lump Blue. 3rooms, Ma.cae'
Psuer ard Paper Gsg5 and lin Wss9. US ;1L ii
low q: MclihhH q - o w.
oct Il I ". - 4 strect,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-11
FDH FOLK,

Tho elegant new and substantial .s~ps
iron steamer LADY oy TILE kEasss5asSsS
leaves the company'a wharf, Washington, EV.
Ely MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
"a < at i've o'clock ?. L., and Alexandria at
RI ?: n rstqT9IGs, leaves Norfolk EVERY
at o'clock p. N. This line coDnocts ct Nor.
to!k With ths shiDs Of the Merchants and nj.
ners transportation Company for Boston and
Providence sid affords ths chesoest and bes,
route to these cities and their connections
throughout Now England. Fare 10 Norfolk 81
70" TEiE POTOMAC RIVER LAEDINti;;
The new sud uommodous iron ssasa~ y
steamer JOHN ". THOMPSON, agMzsG
bull: especially FOR thi3 route, Leaves the COM
panys WAR;. Washington, EVERY MON
PAX, TAU E5DA.Y and SATURDAY, at
returning, srrlvea EVERY WEDNESDAY
FRiDAI and SUNDAY. 81 E o'clock p.m
Ihls company makes close connections at Al
exsndris with the W. c., V. III. 81 &. &. K. Z.
Co. end with tbs ". 6 0. r. z. Go. freight
received for ell Yointa, North and South,
handled With care nd forwarded with prompt
Mesa and dispatch.
For further information apDly 10
+. a. REED, Ag0n:,
JGnney's wharf,
e'S at tne CHICO Ol Lag comps under the Ma.
tioaal Metropolitan Bunk, 10Th gtreet, ouuosite
the Treasury pcpsELmens, Washington.
nh IL i5AM UEL BACON, President
1zs4sz, CLEDE's STEAM LINES WEEP
ssss.G IL 20
HEILa OELpaIA, PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Steamers leave Alexandra EVERY TUES.
DAY snd Leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT-.
y RGA \, 81 II o'clock n. from Pier No. N.
WEsIYeS.
This iine connects 81 Alexandria with tia O..
E. & Il. End " & o. L. Rs, and at Philsdel.
pnia with Clyde's regular Steamships for Fall
River, Providence and Boston.
Freight Forwarded with promptnesg and care,
free Of commissions.
no charge for transfer in PHILADELPHIA and
0 wharfage N Boston. Quick time. Frsduent
departures. Through rates and through bills
OF laoing given. Insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents:
=. &. REED, Alexandria
WM. 7. CLYDE & CO., PhlladelphiA.
GEO. z. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
JOHNSON BIOS, Washington.
ta1 0-:t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-11

ORD TRIP NORTH THIS SEASON.
Saturday. Nov. "a, 1873.
NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA elid BAL
TIMORE MARKETS.
All goods bought cheap for cash, and will be
sold at very low prices. Black Goods special
~. Country merchants sold at Baltimore prices
Large lides Of goods opening to-day. Call ant
see them.
q. r. BRASHEAR,
q. b. Hoome5. No. 100 King street,
move alexandria, Va,
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VIRGINIA CtIARET,
1fkDp nv ,-

MONTICELLO rlAE COMPANY,
of Charlottesville. Better sad cheaper thsh
most imported ;lara!. For ssls Oh DRAFT sH1
Sottled by
ap5 3. LAWSON & co.
Gags CaTAHEH REMEDY, Pie7ce's
~ Nsssl nouche, ;jsniord's CstaTFh Eemen :
Cauphor Ice Glycarine Waaa, Ross mp 'str ,v
and other reuediss for cold IN the head &c. ~
sale by Dpo
CCAL HOUS, COAL SELVES, SIo va
~ SHOVEj.s AZ! other, goods; SUITED 10 40 -
Scsson, for ssio, Whol:sa!e and Es's''' o.
A ock IL NN'' '' j. r. CRE1GHTON & son.
OO1SISS AE 4os StS0 n1.,n,s 1 oyI.
NINE AND GnYUEEJ Ne HAIR TQE Ne ..
oot 81 ~ WAKFIELD & HAl:Il1
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Alefan0rta 0axettt'
ADVERTISING RATES.

Awhile Ago.
WRITTEN FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
The flowers map 80 on fadicg,
The winter come with snow.
For the world csn never look again.
Or be SO bright l know,
As il was before this happened.
Awhile age. .. "
The daisy III dot the grass again,
The birds sing sweet and low,
But my heart can never thrI again.
Or &c 50 gay | know,
As il vas before this happened.
Awhile seo.
Fauauier, Nov. !, 1878. i. L.
Beauty sdoros woman; Dealham 8 Clothing
the mac.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS Doors AND SHOES. -
Tic mos; elegant assortment of the latest styles
Boots and Shoes ever seen in this couotry,
eompfis,1z all the latest fashions. a Il OF these
goods have been made to our own order, under
our personal supervision, and according to our
idea Of the tastes and wants OF the retail
trade. We shall be most happy to EXHIBIT
these beautiful goods to ALL whether they de-
sire to purchase or rot. MADDEY,
ret lift ITO KiEg street.
s. Deslban, g King street, has the fines!
Clothing 10 the city.
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DRY GOODS.
MOTIONS. HOSIERY, &c, &c.

Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1873
We Invite special attention to our full sss0rt-
ment of Hosiery, Ladies' Merino Vests, Quilted
Skirts, Neck Ties, Gloves, ColisIs and Cutf.,
Uorsets, Suspenders, Shirt Fronts l.. G.. Hand
kerchiers and full line OF Dress 6uttors also
Shaker FIaansls very cheap, largo stock Of Bed
Blankets. another invoices of beautiful Closks
Beaver Cloths for UIoaks. basutifu. Table Gov.
era and Wine Cloths, together With many other
seasonable goods.
y. f. BHaSaEAH,
II. B. Hoomes NO. 100 King street.
nov S Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-11-11

PENNsyLSVFAihNSI!A Eoi II =
TO TIE NOkTA, WEST G SOUTH " Es:.
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL RAILS, SPLHNDID SGXNak;
MAGNIFICENT EQUJPMEi(W
Nov. 10, lS75--1 y p, II.
TtsIns losye SVsshing!on t72La depot 9f !!As
TIhORE & POTOMAC RAILROAn, cas-
For Phls. Row York srd the Ess,. Ia sad
1915 p. IL. dsil7, vita Palace Cara liza
tied Express Of Pullman fGrlor Cars 4",>
N. dslly, eLcspt Sunday, 70. Phils!aiy;.,
$50 p. Il. Gaiiy.
For Pirsburg ana lha sgos. IL. 70 : IA ds,:y,q,.
Psrlor Cars To Pittsbu-g; 40 g. "a ,.< :,
with Palace Ca. to GniGayo.
For Csnsndaigua snd ti!e Nog.i. 3.i' =
daily, except saturday, With lsiaca j.
Watkins. For E,!:ru. lG.!A 3, o 49,, =: :"
except Sunday, '';'''I
For Baltimore, 7C0, So. Q So r. ,.,,
l.SU, 4 - so. 40 SID TO-: 81 ~ Il
' LCuaII . - AID loi5pm
For Alezands:a 6 - EA 49,,
Sno',cg A. ..05 7, end ll.:O D. 81. Va
! TRIMS ieava H., and Il End p. ii.
liz a. Alezardria for Washington 81
snd ), 800, 10 and IL s,,7.,t, 3, t.2o. :, L i
., :. p. III. and II night.
~ Il Sunday ct SOC and 10 g. H., .::d 6 IL 2.I
THOUGH TEAM FOR THE SOUTH 81.
Qusntico and Richmond. will leave ElasaI
dris at TO &. r. and 30 p. ri. daily.
Tickets ana information Can DO procured .
principal railroad aiasio3s and ticket oti2c
Southeast. i. 7. FARMER
i!cn'i. Passenger AgoE:
FRAN G'huM:uN
General Li&nH~a:. noT
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RAILROADS

w T., V!RG. MIDLAND g &. ST.
" JOHN S. BARBOUR, Rscsvs. L
IN and after Sunday, 90 .. M, Nov. I1',
1878. Passenger Trains will run as follows .'"''
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--oI the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
SEARCHING ron IDRIiy GRArF.
The Body OF the Nissing Man not Recovered
Ills Accounts n Treasurer Correct.

Search was made all day yesterday at
Perth Amhoy for the rcmnln~ ~ Adrian Graf.
the missing city Trcasurcro Now Brunswick.
y. J. Several hundred persons wcrc ON tho
north bank II the l,ar.tan. watching the men in
tho boats who woro graphing in the wntrr.
There were two boats. twoon tho north and ono
on the south side of the bridge. Chief OF Police
!. T. Flaheriy Of Perth Amhoy j. Koarncy
Smith. Deputy Collector Of tho Port number
of citizens of New Brunswick. and Peter Out
cali. Jacob Brewer. !. $. Dram. and !. c. Scott
of Union Lodge No ~. A. T. and A. NJ. of that
city wore pr ~"nt. Tho lodge i-sucl "a hnndAili
or ring u reward of $50 for the recovery IT the
body ~ the missing mun aud giving his dn-
srriptlon, which WINS distributed along the
shore
Cornelius Van Sicl,lc. who found the clothing
or Mr.. Gran. snid that IL would Ice IMPOSSIBLE
for body la remain opposite tho BLUM without
being lshrd mp Right Opposite the place ia a
permanent iikn not which is hauled up once n
day. while q drag net ia hauled threo times ON
a circuit hundred feet east and wosi Of the
spot whore the clothing wis found. William r.
Grnil. % brother NJ the missing man. aud law
the ground. ana offered on his own account a
reward of sj0 for the recovery of the body. Tho
fishermen along tho h'nrh say that the srnrrh
VIII D" continued. II was asserted 10y some ~
Ms Masonic friends from New brunswick that
vi. tran for Some time. hn. been dos pondrnt.
and On one orcasiOu spil. e." | don't want To live
and carry loud like this His books ~ CIV
Treasurer have been rNumn"l and found cor
rect Tho city Is indebted Ia him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
DESTROYED BY iyrlRYuQriKH.
How Town In South America Suncrcd-Two
Hundred Pcisons Killed.

The town Of Qua received about all the
serious damage resulting from the recent
shock. il lies about iliiorn miles from tgracu..
and was a handsome. llourishng place. Tho
loss 10, life WAS fearful. No fun account HAS {
boon obtained of tilr number killr About two
hundred lavc thus lhr ho"n taken FROM the
ruins Three huulrI sldior-. aided hy 70
large numhrr of volunteers, workcd ln the diff
n'uIt task OF oNtriratirg thr hollos. The stencil
WIS almost lnSupplrtuhle. After the search bad
"a I-St.lnuce. III" pr,~ilout. M tur first uoN-
of the disartcr. dos at'hod utgo body of mon
to the relief of th" town with cart load, off lro-
visions. he ALSO sent doctors and surgeons. ns
and announced that he took the sufferers pll
under his private protection. Vhr destruction
of the riy was rs sudden rs II WAS romp''t. In
almost every house there were victims either
Killed or wounded. or both. Fortunately tho
~ hour was early. Had it hpon two hours
later. when the minority of people would huVr
been IN b"a, il would have been much moro
dreadful Fortunately. Hi-n, the duy and rVnu-
ing had boon extremely hot, ANA many IrOilo
wore out trl ing To- catch liul" rooluc-s in the
open ruras, unl so wore preserved.
that hr WAS louk INK al ih" "'hrIral, wHcn sud-
denly. IL r'"mrd to rise straight up in the air.
and, beng thrown clrNr Oil ms foundations, 70
fell forward e. thc ground in ouo WOts of rulus.
been ro hot that nll lnai duy the iuAu tHni. llpl
hoen unable tn drink H. Witnr. and thr n h.s
wnrr observed io be very uneasy, pumping FREE
qupuily uut of the winter. whore they were APP
Inrcnuy uncomfortable from It's heat. ON the
banks II the stream great assures were opened
which became illl"d with water That gave forth
such a stencil that persons VINO llnl 'n'ampnl
Small hilooks ol sand, having mo sl,mo Smrll,
Wore thrown up i'm different spots. Nearly all
the coffee aud sugar plantations ior several
have hrcn moro or loss injured. but forum
Utrly no lives have boon lost
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
MRS. KINGS INHERITANCE.
4 Suit In san Francisco TINT Recalls Muir
der by - Lawyer In New York.

The story Of the killing of Anthony f.
O'Nell by James 9. King in 1872, i0r which the
murderer Is serving out life term of impris-
onmcnt. is revived by an item from san Fran
clsro concerning tho distribution Of the nstutr
time am influential merchant i'm San Francisco
WIS nevertheless doomed boy Mr. William Stntt
au ineligible spn-in-lHw But he married MIR
S'ott's daughter, and subsequently tried To- shoot
hi. fathor-in-lnw. This happened IN the sand
wich Islands whonco King departed suddenly,
and whore Si0it few yrar1 since ,lt"d leaving
n valuable estate. ly her fathers VIII. Mrs
King WAS given the income ~ the estate only
while her husband lived. lpoa his death
principal When king ramo from tho
Sandwich Islands he brought his wiie. and
they settled in Orange county, near lh"
home of Mr.A.T. ONnuL Mrs O'Nrlll and Mrs.
ter. in ls72 sought n divorce from her husband,
tho symunihirs ~ the ONoilis were ON her
side. King affected to believe thai criminnl
intimacy existed between MS Wlir ana Ny.
intrrrst in her behalf. Mrs. Kings divorce
proceedings were conducted lnioro rclrrr".
and on the 18th oi November lSl2, nitcr a near
going out of his office, King lngged behind in
going ~ tho stairs. and after ONrill had passed.
hniorr Him, urrW pistol ana shot him. The
King was convicted Of murder i'm the second
degree. ami his s.Iu iNl'' "a OBS Imprisonment Tor
llc. Ihrwupln ui- WHO -u HtIn N.ln Francs 40
for the prn ipul ol htr iain.I'- ,-tnt,-s0ne
AecutOr-calmiug that sine" h"r husband had
become a convict lace wa, dead ia law and, con-
sclurntly by the prov l-lune ol the VIII, she Mas
entitled 10 a distri 1ulion OF NC property. Ihr
city. KING H. i'm sing Sing lrs "a, and seems
resigned 10 a III" OF nprlNonineni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27

LurNnsBrRRY-Rit.Li 1WELL-At Seymour Conn.,
Nly iG r Vie Roy Nj Lrnuatl. Mr. phvl Lnngd sierry
o. Nl's Margaret W. eldest daughter o Mr. JOHN Bller-
W
MERRirr-EoS ON MAY -. A. ihe residence Of the
lfirs rnrrnts hN tire Rev ANON Guuunn. assisted by
tie ~. ,Na.l., q Nw.. NJ. g. II Ncrut Co Mss All
ME J. hos, iualtero &. q ins> 400 ui Hrouklvm
MARSH Ali.-SApIl.il- Wa.hln.fnu o. 4 on tho
3l- january. go TRINITY church. hN The Rev q. Ihos
s rector. g. ". Nue-illul Sew York city Annie
q. -AIlf e. form, rly ul SsNher.. ONO.
rLRSpNs-GEORGh -un May -. at the residence Of
the lfidrs mother. Gnuid ST Toronto. Canada hy the
Ncv In Tons. thNres Floyd f,rsnns editor aud
rr, ri ior hr'tnr n'ly IH brih 1ro. "a .tuAsse e.,
onl. daughter ot tsr bare jiun", Gru4re Iuruut,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
MORE BOSTON DIVORCBs.
Husbands and Wives ccused of Gros. Intozt-
cation aud Itabituai Cruelty.

NFf"N
Anscll Clark was married in 1859. and his
-, ,, ,e-z :.
WHO was divorced from MN M"y o. 100, ~
Peoria, ILL.,. on the ground OF cruelty. He has
,,Vou III .n's 9,au pihco n's WY Eo' u'o tI,.
lie went to Illinois to deiend inc SUIT MS
lawyer clnimed that the divorce WINS obtained
ilcaoilv os ,ho vii, ,,oa ma, n rcainnt Of MI
LIVE 10y, W. ''u W. "''9 NV ~ - ,,at
ting n decree. Tho court rucd that IL the pc-
tionor r,nd, tbia cioi, bo oould NO, fool TINT he
49, "''' us N''' ~ V''' i'' 49, ~
was separated legally ana therefore could not
ask leave to marry again Tho woman IL living
in Chelsea. Tho husbands petition for leave to
marry agnin WIS dismissed.
Anna Powell colorcd wanted n divorce from
her third husband, Charles Powell on tho
ground Of dosrrtion. SIR wns married In 1919.
had two childrcn hy Powell. she took The host
Of care Of him when he livcd with her. He
abandoned her for no reason whatever. She is
living in Chelsea md supports herself bv wash
ing and ironing. The court ordered n divorce
to be granted, with aimony Of $3.50 per wcck
and that tho libcllnnt have icavr ~ resume the
name " Harris-that OF II former husband.
Sadie 4. Muuroo appeared for n divorce from
aud gross and confirmed habits Of intoxicntlon.
She was married IN Fchruary 1910. Before
marriage Munron dran; somc. ana soon after
his appetite for liquor norrnscd and il" began
was obliged 10 support hcrseihy taking in sow
ing. He ono lork"d hor up I'm room Tor two
days, and ut times pulled her hair. chDkcd her.
aud boat her until She was black and bluc. He
went from ono hOnrding house to another. and
several timrs the wifos clothes wore k"utns se..
curiiv for the board hin. 4 divorce was granted
on the ground Of extreme cruelty. and the wife
was allowed TO resume hcr maiden name. Sadie
4. Collins
Ernsts Goit WINS mnrrird in November. 1868.
Ills wife was divorced from him in 1915 for de-
scrllnn. q u testified that he deserted his wife
in 1872. The wife objected 10 the husbands
marrying again. with the Wow that he should
first be- Obliged tp furnish adequate support for
his child. "a girl about ynntsO age. Tho Court
declined 10 consider thn question Of granting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
Tho MarrInas Ola womnn 20 woman.

Mnraney Hughes was married in September
last 60 person Who WAS SHOWN 49, samuel NJ. fulhri
Her relatives opposed The match and She clipped and was
married without tncr know'da, ami snort nr after
tcir marriage loHri toff s-Hd 90 htt mat She was
woman. tiat She hnd trouble with her rlu'Nrs i TIE
East. hld lu-t lnr InprrtN tud assumed f'r NJ. suisse W
d man tlr ftatuil thut uNruNr- lnr muhlN Nuu,N
would Dee nHtu tu nrr 800 NHt character Mi irh "'N I
lD closed her WnuHn fulHri
has neyor given her amy particular reason doug hti
ts crest winnp, bat il believed 40 have lfrn nrtuiici
by a oDsh pride ln Appearing u ihe rhHlAcicr ui mar
ried mnn Tie victim wac ashamed iuHrhnnN' dar mat
She had been Oimloscd upon, ana HuiuuN nom admit
ting the truth. Pollard. without actually threatening
her liip repeatedly minated that II would be hnd "l
her she opposed her and She Kept silence until a
fortnight ngo when her aunt got nm lnumauun %, lhc
fact and STONED her closely nnt sIe rinr % hrl
the whole story The yruu SAY that fhr woman. zeal
nilno j. Sarah VI Pollard ana mt l,r irmk is hlel
with feminine apparel compliant was llrd yesterday
byJC owortOn ACCUSING Pollard 81 perjury IN swearing
when he took out the marriage license that he was
mAle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27

NrrIN rtT-1NT NUNT NAV 10
Sc Acadia. MONTGOMERY. Naples
= T. Calund. Decades Rotterdam May II. and Flushing
IWh
5 Richmond. Kelly Richmond and Norfolk
s. Athauihfi, " l.lhcnuN, Cow Bay.
s. GUu Whlurt. litlloft Bustun
= Mercntnr. Minnie. Antwerp.
- CIV o. fufa. tlrIruf0 r. Chester
SsNNuuN kr. Couch. Richmond.
Bark Nulf s. baict. LfltI.
Bari Hnimc strand, Jacobsen. Newcastle.
fnfk Cedar tr1.t. luuu-, ilatpuw
Erig ko~srk. smith. SHsuh
Brig DArAruHn. uelHiuur. Porto Cabello
Aisu tie regular cuagWl-c packets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-05-27
Two Skeletons ON the Plains.


TT0Tl ~ 7 ~ TTTI ~ TTTT ITTI'F
miner in the Black Hills, writing to n friend
i'm this city tolls ui 20 huruhlo reminder az the tnurUl
snow storms o l'i winter lee shN~ that recently hn amt
two others came up"n the sh'"ion 90 a hor.. within
Whrh Was the sktlviuu ui man. ihr two skci, tom,
told the whole story 1hr man hrl Mici No, horse. cat
h.W open, and craVlrd iusi, W him. hoping o. tlmsc
cHDc death by urcNns hut tho to u the animal irulc
solid anl thr man was unnlr tnt,cufc che wolNc.
hat stripped the greater part of the flesh from both sAc
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ON the back of the card Is wrien lie who helng often
rcproNed hHrdencth his shan suddenly be cut on
ant that without remedy wmpior the horse. hrule
Tor the ami rod Tor fool back As bride wa,
found ~ ihr packag' we inter that brother Hammond
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ul. Wary and wa bins sCAODONf duu look different
from other preparations Bar IL never tails In what ID
undertakes Calm ANA agreeable. II Is death to parasites
wNicl attack the teeth
why /. Bismarck ike sPALDiNG's GLUE' He sticks
am ItulI pflfU
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Neither drugRcd. Iiquored, nor watered-Dr.
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Al sen WIN NomeIm,mnn.


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ian INST an small scllulurr amt lrt ihc st~.,I n. 4
dHt ln Altt their travis Thc Wmd l,ius ,cIt .lf
urN ant hni anchor ur lower the snii.. fhr wind bon
unAs ana ,ihl'td me schooner ont 90 sen trrt lio
t,,t ,,'-, Nl'ii aNl'' Mrh Ih, pursuit nU s'.ll
smother vessel ucA went alterlcr hut the RUNAWAY was
700 smart Tor ihrm ana after rhu-il her trh hours
they gave 1t up and the last she gOng about
northeast AMI was nearly uut ct sight
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