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Local Personals.

Governor Bishop and family left for Co
lumbus o., yesterday.
ST. Flack, prominent insurance man
of Tiffin, o., is at the Burnet.
Mr. Ralph Feeney, formerly residing at
Cu1nminsville has gone to Oregon.
Colonel James D. Gilmour, of the Grand
Hotel, this city, is IN Jacksonville, Fla.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern has returned
from Louisville, KY, and is at the Grand.
j. H. Lain, business manager of Barlow,
Wilson, Primrose g. Vests minstrels, is at
the Grand,
The Hon. William Cassius Goodloe, of
Kentucky, United States Minister to the
Court of Belgium, is in the city, at the Bur
net House.
DR.. James L. Thayer, Phil. Diefenbach
and Lon. B. Lewis, the associate managers
OF Thayer, Diefenbach & Lewis Great Show,
are stopping at the Gait House, busily pre-
pairing for the summer campaign.
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LATEST LOCAL.

THE Fogarty-Palmer shooting case is still
in progress before Judge Cox.
THE Grand Jury is to-day investigating
the public institutions, preparatory 10 max
ing their report.
THE committee appointed on Change to
take the necessary steps toward securing a
mint at this place were not ready to report
to-day.
RoBrNsoN's OpERA-HousE will, it is stated
be opened April list with the Countess Mod
ieska as Camille" to be followed by Lolita
Frank Mayo, and other frst-class stars.
THE New York creditors of Howell Ganc
& Co., hardware dealers, who failed las
week, have appointed Messrs. W. A. HUI
bert, A. H. Saxtons and G. H. Wright, as 6
committee to visit this city and investigate
the affairs of the firm.
BENJAMIN MOVES, mention Of whose ar
rest in Washington is made by some OF the
papers, is not and never was connected with
the company with which his name was i'm
properl passociated in the article. His ar
! rest is for fraud in connection with the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company, o
Now Jersey, stock company which wa
placed in the hands of Receiver in Jan
uary, 1877.
THE trial of Frank Adams who wa
charged with being connected with tn
Aims & Doeplle burglary, came up thl
morning, Mr.. Campbell acting as attorne
for the defense. A long array of witnesse
were examined and all the evidence poss
bic brought forth, but all to no effec
Adams was dismissed John Hunter wa
then tried on the charge of receiving some c
the stolen goods, and was held to answer
Bail 81, 900.
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Atte tnpted Assassination.
National Associated Press to tho Star.

MONTREAL, March 13.-Another case of
attempted assassination occurred in this
city last night. David Carey, residing in
Jacques Cartier street, while proceeding
home shortly before midnight, was fired
upon near his residence by some persons in
hiding and injured in the face and right
leg. He was conveyed to the police station.
Dr.. Bouchard found that the young man
had been shot by pistol ball, which had
penetrated the left nostrl and entered the
skull in slightly upward direction.
The other shot had entered the right leg
just above the knee. Casey states that he
was fired at several times. James Irwin
and John Naughton have been arrested for
the assault. They are both young Protest
ants Carey, it is thought, will die. There
is now intense excitement in the city be.
tween the factions, and each promise bloody
reprisals for what has already been done.
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Forty-fifth Congress Second Sos
sion.
SENATE

WASHINGTON, March 12.-The bill pro-
hibiting members of Congress from becon.-
ing surctfes on certain bonds was reporteii
from the Judiciary COMMITTEES aud PLACED
on the calendar.
The House Bill for the relief of Ex Sur
geon General of the Army William A. Ham
mond was called up and passed.
The bill in regard to the Pacific Railroad
Sinking Fund was taken up, and after con
siderable debate, it was laid. aside
The Senate then took up the West Point
Appropriation Bill, but before proceeding
with its consideration, the motion for an
executive session was agreed to, and The
Senate soon after adjourned.
HOUSE
AsMNGTo VIZ, March IL -The House went
into Committee of tile Wholc'on the Dipio,
matte and Consular Appropriation Bill
After lengthy debate, the House ~
iourned without disposmg Of the hilA.
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JaineslE. Sherwood and wife against VIM.
D. Spooner and Others. This was All action
instituted by Mary Il. Sherwood, the eldest
daughter of Judge Spooner, to compel him
to account for moneys received by him as
trustee for herself and two sisters, Effie and
Ida Spooner. The case is in progress.
POLICE
Drunkenness Robert Bonish, 3 days;
Geo. Trin,bur, So; John Stinbrecher, SO;
Andrew Bonning, 80 days.
I Disorderly Continct--John Sprader, s.;
Alice Avery and Ezekiel Archie, dismissed;
Robert Swein, $40; Hester Cliuk, continued
to March 18th; Henry Egefs, John Bushon
and Henry Spelhuan, dismissed; Mary
Meyers. IS; Jennie Smith, dismissed
miscellaneous William Erllast, shooting
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FOREIGN.
Late Notes Of the Eastern struggle.
National Associ6ted Press to the Star.
ArrannI e p1nSIr1nnC

Late Notes Of the Eastern struggle.
National Associ6ted Press to the Star
AUsTRIA's POSITION.
VIENNA, March 13.-At meeting of the
Hungarian delegation to-day they unani-
mously voted the 60,O00,OOO fiofins credit.
Count Andrassy said to the Hungarian del
egation that Austria could not recognize
the Danube as the Turkish frontier and line
of defense.
IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March 13-In the House of Par
lament hast evening the Negroponte Incl
dent was warmly discussed, and motion
censuring Minister Layard was rejected by a
majority of IA.
GREECE WILL BE ADMITTED.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg says it is
stated that Russia has agreed to admit
Greece to the Conference of the Powers.
GABIBALDI HAS MANIFEsToED.
A dispatch from Rome says that Carl
baldi has issued q manifesto on the Eastern
question.
HoNoRs TO A PHILANTHRoPIsT.
CoNsTANrINoPLE, March 13.-The Sultan
has conferred the Grand Gordon of Mejedie
upon Baroness Burdett Coutts the eminent
English philanthropist.
ENTERING THE TURKISH CAPITAL.
The Russians are moving toward Con
stantinople, and several of the nearest vii
Lagos have already been occupied.
CONSPIRACY.
Prince Hassan, of Egypt has been impli
Gated in plot against the Sultan.
RUSSIA AND THE TREATY.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-The Journal,
official organ, in its article opposing the
whole treaty of peace being submitted to
the Congress and submission to its de
cisions, claims that the Congress will b.
wholly deliberative assembly, and says i
would be illogical to ask Russia TO submi
beforehand to Its decisions.
other Foreign News.
LONDON, March 13.-A frightful collierJ
explosion occurred yesterday at Bolton
and thirty-6ve miners were killed
ROME, March 1S.-The new Cabinet Is no
yet formed. The chief difficulty is assign
ing the portfolios of Foreign Affairs ane
| War.
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Announcements.

The Davenport Club will give the farce
"Meg's Diversion" at Clifton Hall next
Friday evening.
The ''Pleasure Seekers will give grand
complimentary party. Friday evening at
their hail., on Sixth between Smith and
Mound streets
The Highland Dancing Circle give their
first grand complimentary party next Mon
day evening at the Two-mile House Alexan-
dria Pike, two miles back of Newport, KY.
Professor N. K. Royse will deliver free
lecture at o'clock this evening at the
Church of the New Jerusalem, corner OF
Fourth and John streets. Subject: ''Na-
thaniel Hawthorne"
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Briefly Told,

National Associated Press to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Directors OF
the Mint received two hundred silver dol
lars to-day, which we're distributed among
Senators extensively in exchange for the
greenback dollar.
D. B.. s. schorn, recently discharged from
the Interior Department. shot himself last
night
BALr1moRE, March 13-Lieutenant James
L. Mast, Second Artillery, left Fort Mo
Henry Wednesday last without leave, and
is missing since.
PARIS, March 13.-Dcputy Louis Aubrieux
has sent challenge, which has been accept
ed, to Paul De Cassagnac, i'll consequence ot
an article ia the Paws.
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. THE FUTURE SOVEREIGN OF BULGARIA.
The future sovereign of Bulgaria is the sub
ject of much speculation at present. 0neof
the candidates for the new throne appears
to be Prince Bogorides, who was educated in
tongues say that one of his ancestors kept
flocks in Bulgaria; he is the brother of
Alcko Pasha and at the same time allied to
the Gortschaleotf family. A more serious
candidate seems to be Bojidar Petrovitch,
President of the Mentencgrin Senate, and
cousin Of the Prince of that country Then
there is the Prince Alexander, of Hesse,
whose children are Princes and Princesses
OF Battenbufg, or one of his sons, This cali-
iidate would unite the following qnalifica-
tions: Firstly, he is "a German Prince
secondly, he is brothcr-in-law to the Gar;
thirdly, he is uncle OF the Prince Of Hesse-
iDarnstadt, who is married to daughter Of
Queen Yictoria. New York Tribune.
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WASHINGTON. A
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
NEW CINCINNATI Posr-oFFIcE APPROPRIATION.
. WASHINGTON, March 13.-The House Post
office Committee agreed to make favorable
report upon Mr.. Saylers bill to advance
100000 OF the amount which will be avail
able at the beginning of the next fiscal year
for continuing work on the new Post-ofice
at Cincinnati, The measure is. now in the
form of joint resolution, but it may be
deemed expedient to tack it it on one of the
appropriation bills, in order to have it acted
upon, and to make the money available as
soon as possible.
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with intent to kill, continued to March Adc
John McHugh, burglary, held to answer;
John Wilson, Joseph Geiset Geo. Schacfer
and Chas. Long, grand larceny, continued
to March goth; August Steuwer aSauit
and battery, dismissed; Joseph Mener.
petit larceny, dislnissed John McCoGk.
same, continued to 14th instant; Frank
Adams; burglary, dismissed; John Hunter.
receiving stolen goods, held to answer;
Mary Kelly, vagrancy, $50 and 30 days; n
T. Flaherty, malicious destruction, dis
missed; Alonzo Clark and Thos. Manning
perjury, continued.
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Third Edition
The merican Citizen Oh His Muscle

National Associated Press to the Star.
MONTREAL, CANADA, March 13.-The news
papers last evening gave details of the sus-
picious conduct of two well-dressed Ameri-
cans, and alluded to them as 'sneak-
thieves" To-day these parties, Messrs.
Spinning and Latham, visited the American
Consulate and announced their intention
to prosecute all who had libeled them,
and claimed that they had been
victims of a gross outrage by the detectives
and newspapers the former having arrested
them on suspicion of stealing hat and the
latter having published the report. They
were discharged soon after the arrest
They state that they are well known and
wealthy,
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Marriage LiGezIses.

The following marriage licenses have beef
issued since our last report:
Lours Schwager and Christina Hefner.
VIM. Micllaelfs and Rea Fernhaver.
L. Wabnitz and Oatharine Smith.
P. Prehn and Louisa Doll.
O. r. Peddicord and Mollie ColteE
Fred. Feuhaus and Maggie Eder.
Geo. F. Kramer and Rosina Rocked.
Jac. Seibert and Augusta Fritz.
Daniel Wheaton and Sallie Holtzberger.
A. Gottschalk and Rena Burkhold.
H. B. Polkinhorn and Sallie NJ. HaldeMan
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Death Record,

The following deaths have been placed o.
record since our last report:
Emma Sabin, Is yrs, city.
Charles Kennig, 5 mos, city.
Emma Bath, 20 mos, city.
Florence Sperling 38 yrs, Germany.
Sophia Fishbeek. So yrs, Germany.
Magdalena Stiehl, As yrs, Germany.
VIM Ahrent 40 yrs, Germany.
Henry Bagge, GA yrs, Germany.
Littleton Barber, 25 yrs, Kentucky.
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and will be taken back to Darlington, Eng
land, by the same steamer.
Madam Resten Indicted.


The Grand Jury to-day found an fndict-
as Madam Restell, on two charges, one for
procuring abortions and another for send
ing instruments &C., for immoral purposes
through the United States mail.
The National Rifle AssOciatiOr.
At an adjourned meeting of the National
Rifle Association, held yesterday afternoon,
it was decided to open range for the sea-
son on the LIST of April. The committee
appointed for the purpose suggest number
of Improvements for the range, among
which will be the erection of a permanent
Clubhouse, portion of which is to be used
by the Association, and the remainder of
the building occupied as hotel. Several
offers have been received for the hotel por-
ton of the building
The Morrison Lopez Case.
The Herald says: The adventurous Bene-
dict, Mr.. Joseph Lopez, who set out to mar
ry an heiress has brought up in the Tombs.
Let his fate be warning to young men OF
little capital and less scruples He began
hts operations about three hundred years
too late. His poverty is next door to Grim
inal, and his little intrigue becomes con-
spiracy. His deluding speeches take on
the features of perjury, and instead of.bear,
ing gallant reputation he is regarded as,
more or less sneak. No doubt the little
plan of Lopez promised well for him at one
time, but as he waits in the cell for the
Grand Jury to look into his case he will re-
fleet on what difference $50 might have
made.
The suit was brought by the girl to have
marriage contract annuifed The plaintiff
is a weak-minded girl. Her father is
| 10 ,aTlsaconto6 that the do
fendant is an adventurer who hoped to ex
tort money from her family. The ease was
finished yesterday afternoon Judge Var
| Brunt said he was convinced that Lopez
intentions were not to fulfill his marriage
contract in good faith, but to use Miss Nor
rison as a means of extortfng money from
her father. The Court thought fraud was
| practiced in obtaining the marriage, and un
der the rule Of law the plaintiff was entitled
to the relief demanded. Judgment wa'
given to Miss Morrison.
During the progress of the case, and while
Lopez was on the stand, the Judge an
nounced he was satisfied that he was guilt,
of perjury.
Lopez was arrested and sent to the Tomb
in default OF bail
~ Billiards.
LA adyfces from London give details o
an Interesting fouy-handod billiard mattel
played in that city recently, in which VIM
Cook, champion, and John Bennett wer
pitted against John Stanley and William
Taylor. The game was one thousand point
up, Stanley and Taylor being allowed ON
hundred and fifty points, The game wa
won by Cook and Bennett by nine points.
The st. Patrick's Day Procession
New YoRx, March t3.-Mayor Ely ha
accepted an invitation to review the pre-
cession in honor Of st. Patrick next Mon
dav
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ASSigslnAeNtS,

Louis Greble, clothier, at 2O8 West Fifth
street, made an assignment to-day in favor
of his creditors, to s. n Maxwell.
Joel N. Doniphan g. Co., furniture deal
ers, at No. 10 East Pearl street, also made
an assignment for the benefit of their cred
itors, to Oswald Schaaf
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND.
Hundreds of Workmen Buried Under the
Ruins Of a Collapsed Building.
Nattopa, Associated Press to the STAR.

National Associated Press to the STAR.
LoNpoN, March 1s.-The storerooms in
the course OF erection at the Woolwich
Dock-yards, covering an acreage OF ground,
suddenly collapsed to-day while the iaborers
wore at work Hundreds of workmen were
buried in the debris. All were quickly res
cued, but many of them are seriously in
juxed No deaths have yet occurred, though
several can not survive.
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A Wife Murderer.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BosroN, March 13.-Stephen Ford, who
was arraigned on charge Of assault and
battery on his wife about a week ago, was
to-day held to answer on the charge of mur-
der, his wife having died from the effects
of her injuries. Ford waived an examina-
ton ..-.
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nal Associated Press to the Star.

NatlOnAI ASsOtlated PTehs % INC StAf.
RICHMOND, March 13.--The jury in the
FoxweH case at Rushville were sworn in
yesterday and several witnesses examined.
The only new testimony elected was that
given by colored man, who produced a
coat and pair of pants belongingto the mur-
dered man, which he claimed were sold him
by Foxwell a few days after the murder
The case will be very tedious one.
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Cbicago,s Financial Fix,

National Associated Press to the STAR
CHICAGO, March 13.--In consequence Of
the embarrassed condition of the city's
finances it has been decided to discharge
one hundred policemen and one hundred
fremen.
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Against a ProIibition Law.

National Associated Press to the Star
BosroN, March 13-The House of Repre-
sentatives rejected prohibitory liquor law
by o vote Of 93 to 118, thevote showing that
most Of the Republican members favor pro-
hibition
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Will Anderson be PardOned?

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YoRK, March 13.-The Graphic 8
Washington special says geptleman from
Louisiana, who arrived here to-day, and
who, from his position and associations, is
well informed says Nichols will never par
don Anderson as long as he retains his place
in the Custom-house as Deputy Collector,
and that Anderson knows it, but prefers to
remain in Jail as martyr rather than sur
render his Office under such circumstances.
He says, also, Secretary Sherman and the
President know this, as Anderson has writ
ten them to that effect.
The Marble M6h Alarmed.
WAsH1NaToN, D. c., March 13.-A deiega-
ton representing the manufacturers, dealers
and importers of marble of the United
States, consisting OF R. E. Fisher, of Fisher
Il Bird, and David Clarkson, of New York,
arrived in Washington. John Bacra, OF
Philadelphia, Hugh Byssen, of Baltimore,
and Others are expected to-day. 1t is said
ruin stares the American marble men in the
face if Woods Tariff Bill passes, and con.
siderable losses to the revenue are certain
To the Paris ExpOsition.
The President has appointed f. A. P
Barnard, of New York, Assistant Commits
sioner General to the Paris Exposition, and
Robert Mastard, of Delaware; an honorary
Commissioners.
The President Coming to Ohio.
President Hayes will leave tomorrow OF
next day for about weeks visit to Chilli
cothe, Ohio.
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National Associated Press to the Star
MIIwAuKgE; March 13, The Wisconsin
State Legislature viii adjourn sine die We'd
nesday, March 10Th.
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THE ELECTIONS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW HAMPsHIRF,

Boston, March 13.-Returns received at
the Globe office from 141 cities and towns
in New Hampshire give Prescott Republf
can, 81, 119, Mexican 1878, scattering 347,
a Democratic net gain of LIB. 1t is safe to
concede Prescott's election by 1,5O0 MAORI
ty, against 1000 last year. Both branches
OF the Legislature are Republican.
NEWARK MUNICIPAL ELECTION
NEWARK, n. j., March 13.-At the charter
election held at Orange yesterday George
w. Haford, Democrat was elected Mayor
by 263 majority, over Shepherd D. Smith,
Republican. Only one Republican Coun-
Gilman and one School Commissioner was
elected.
SACRAMENTO CITY ELECTION.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, March 13.-At the city
election ON Monday large vote was polled
The Workingmen succeeded in electing all
their candidates. although strong fight
was made by the Republicans.
The Acton Powder Mill Explosion.
National Associated Press to the Star.
CONCORD JUNCTION, MASS, March 49,
Early yesterday morning the heaviest ex'
plosion ever known in these parts occurred
at the Acton Powder Mills. The mills de,
stroyed were the water press, double wheel
and No. A wheel mill. They were com.
pletely demolished The two latter were
new structures, built since the Last explo
sion Two workmen in the press mill
Lowell Foster, of Winchendon, aged TWEEN
ty-four years, unmarried, and 'Turpener
aged thirty years. unmarried, were instant
" killed, their bodies being thrown some
three hundred yards from the mill. Tur
pener's head was found quite a distance
from the other portions of his body Eos
ter's body was completely cut to pieces, and
some portions of the bodies were found {
quarter of a mile distant
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GEO. w. Z1EsI

Superintendent OF Polioa.
The letter was presented to the mansgs~
last evening, who at first objected, but iinal-
ly consented to comply, and the living stat-
ues were dispensed with.
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Living Statues.

The following order, which was issued
yesterday, explains itself:
To the Officers OF the Third District Station:
send you letter for John Schickling,
ESQ.,, which you can peruse and then SEED
and send to him personally.
You will attend his theater tonight and
see that the statue tableau business is nos
enacted unless modified. Should he persist
in giving it, arrest him and those participat-
ing, on the charge of giving lewd and OBJ
scene performances.
Yours, respectfully,
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NEW YORK CITY
No Letters Burned

National Associated Press to the Star
New York, March 13.-A dispatch was
received by the Superintendent of the Rail
way Mail Service, at the Post-off1ce, stating
that at the fire on the Lake Shore Railroad
near Edgcrton, Ind, no letters, but only
newspapers were burned.
Died at Sea.
Rev. J. H. Gordon, DID, and clergyman
of the Church Of England, aged forty
years, died at sea on Sunday last on board
the Inman steamer City of New York. Mr..
Gordon intended to visit and remain short
time in this country for the benefit of his
health. His body was brought to this city,
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FOUND.

TOUND - MONEY - On Monday, March llth,
1878 a sum of money. Owner can have same
6y describing and paying the expenses OF finder.
II not called for by Saturday morning at O'Clock,
the finder will consider the same as his. Address
FINDER, this office. mnl2-F"
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FOR EXCHANGE.

r1oR XCHANGE-IMPROvED PROPERTY
II In Cincinnati or Indianapolis for country
Btoro. Address THOS, DRYDEN, Lexington, In
diana o-0l
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.
T1OR RENT-ROOM-A nicely furnished room
IL at 246 Plum street, between George and Seventh
streets.
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FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-RooM AND PoWER-34 Broad
r. way 13-3t
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

NTANTED- By a frstclass dining
w room girl Cali at 50 Mound street. up stairs
1o-3t
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1NOR RENT--HOUSE-In Bellevue, Kentucky
10 rooms and large lot 80 East Pearl. 19-St
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FOR SALE,


TNOR BALE SAFE - Halls double doors, bali
X nrioe at 80 West pearl street. 13-3t