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RAILROADS.
1900 THE GREAT CCO
III SSNt RnrTTH II MAIL

oSa$ 81! HSggE aso
EFfEGT sM1sEds 81. .S 1850
For Pittsbnrg and The West 800 s.m., daily. With
to se 81 L oaIs a sne" ohass
Ra 2kD UP Po fesse SaE Z LfEissfb
For Osnandsisus Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara
SEQ n: daily except sunday SO a. N: datts =
except Saturday, With Palace Cars to Canaan
For WiDismsport, Lock Haven and Elnaira at 10 40
a "a daily, except Sunday
E1Pfess Of Palnan fsri tSV oars H;s $50 am
Jsrssy Giiy with boats q Bro3kyn AIMEE .na;s
In dause fersss seeass New Yoss S0
For Philadephis, 40 40 NJ. 2:lG; 40 and 10 :eo
o. ssaa ds sas s1 &c Sunday limited
sN 3d. s sna sp 40 a.. ID
For Pope's Greek Line. $40 IN. and 4:4o p. m.
For Annapolis. $40 am. and 40 pm. daily. ex-
ALE ssts sIdans AND FREDERICKSBURG RArt.-
T WAY k ksP kk III * AND WASHING
For stHasii IS On SUNDAY a%; It a2o nd
For Richmond ana the South. 2 am. dsuy. snd
40 p H. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington, 6, 8, IL
am; u 80. 5, 5, snf 9:o5 u. and Ia mid
n1sLt. On sunday al and 10 q. "a, and 8 0J
m.
Tickets. information. sleeping and parlor car &C
co1nmodatoDs can be procured at the Offices north
nue., northeast corner 9Th and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., and at the depot, wh-re orders be left 70
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotel
ard residences.
L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANk THOMSON, General MaOager. sepI7
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DIED.

,s ARNOLD At Summit N. J.. October 2sth.
1880. CoRNfLIA VAN Week fLgIGHr, wife of
Henry N. L Arnol1, United States Navy.
Her remains were taken ID Trinity Cemetery, NV
York.
BREWER. On Sunday, November It'll, 1880, ct
80 O'Clock p m, JOHN L. BREWER, IN the thirty
seventh ) ear of his age.
John, thou hast leftus.
Leaving our hearts sick and sore:
But God, the al healing Physician,
viii unite us on tAst happy shore.
Funeral VIII take place from Grace Church
Georgetown, ID. O., Tuesday, November OH, at
O'Clock p. m. Friends and relstves respectfully
invited to attend.
HARRIS. November 9th, 1886, JANE wife of
Vim. Harris. IN the sixtieth year of her are.
The funeral will take place from Hsmilne M r.
day, November 9Th, at pm.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
PHILLIPS. At his residence, No. 15ll 9Th street
northwest, on November til, 1880, Asa Z. PHIL-
LIPS, aged forty lone years.
HIS brother, h A. Phillips, win start with his
mains this evening for aompkins county. n. Y.
for interment at rryden. his native place.
RANDOLPH. On November sth, 1880. at IS
minutes past o m. after a long and pslnf vi H.
ness, JOHN CLINTON. youngest son OF Gssorla =.
and Michael I. Randolph. aged years month
and days.
O'clock p. m, from bis parents residence. Jus IN
ct. sc. Friends and relatives invited to zttend.
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A WOMAN SHOT BY A MANCHESTER Gertrude
Verona. OF the ST John Baptist Home, a charita-
bic institution OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church, on East 18th street. New York City, was
shot aud seriously wounded yesterday by Thos.
stanton, an insane man. She had beel TO visit
poor family, and was about entering the
home Oh her return when Stanton, who had
been noticed hanging about the place. APP
preached ana ired at her several times Sister
Gertrude was wounded twice Ia the right thigh,
once in the ankle and once in the left hand. she
fell unconscious into the arms OF other sisters,
who had been alarmed by the firing Just as they
opened the door, and, but for their timely
appearance stanton might have killed her OUT
right. ply Scian who dressed the wounds
pronounced them serious. but not necessarily
fatal. The sister Ssid the man was a total
stranger to her, stanton, when arrested said
he had been bewitched by some one and thought
Sister Gertrude was the person who b3witched
him. He did not know her. No enc has vet
been found Who knows the man.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Under deed of trust to me, bearing date "A
1 1g1h January, 1876, and recorded in Liber fsx
q ~, one Ct the land records Of this District .:0
mghest bidder, ON the premises. on WEDNESDAY.
THE : nth Day oF NOVEMBER, 1880, AT o'oLoch
the E. corner of square and RUNNING theace south
On l4th street east 100 feet; thence west IS feet
thence north 20 feet; thence east 10 feat thsncs
north to street north 80 feet; and thence by and
WITH street 16 feet to the Northumberland
secured thereon. - WV "0o-
;, The property is improved by substantial Fra me
Terms of sale: One-third cash; and balance in
equal payments in one and two years, bearing in
terest. deferred payments to be in notes OF Dtir-
chaser, secured upon property. ALI convey ancing
B. WEBB, Trus.ee.
octzZ-eo0 406 9TH street.. ::
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORHOW.

% PIN Fl aR Eo S9nx soh
pIE!r SIS &f 81 S pho hfsaa AHe a d2a
RsTUs, INslRTMs MIS- AN CHEMICALS
TISE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD F6kNI fUsG.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
s.eO2. the undersigned as trustee. will SELL at pub
Bros on The corner OF 9th and streets north west
in the city of washington, on TUESDAY, NovEM
ana described II the deed Of trust re-
corded in liher $50 folio l61. Of the land rec rds
day of May. 1878, consisting of a varied and com
Pete assortment Of the most approved Photographic
tubes, and Boxes. Head rests. Portrsit Gsno,
Hies, Dr1pings, Curtains, Silver Baths and So
Tables s'fRs snd
frames. 6ffes BesEs; Letter Pressss. PsIa tas
EsseIs Ing stanes, large lot Of Negstives, Photo
nent personages, including some Valusbe WORKS Of
art from the Gallery Of $. n. Fassett No; 925 Pa.
comprising Parlor. Dining. and Bedroom Furni-
ture, Lace Curtains, Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
BOOKS. Bronzes. staiuary. Clocks. Vases. Mir
-.lIe' ''sn y Rp psit1s G. BLUNT. Trustee.
DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. nov2-7t
CHANCERY SALE OF .THREE-sTORY BRICK
SOUTH, OPPOSITE MARINE BARRACKS,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue of q decree of the Supreme Court s~s
OF the District OF Columbia. passed in equity f1as
cause No. g. 1914, the undersigned Trustee -
therein will sell at public auction, in front OF the
premises. on To ESDAY, 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
A D. 1850, AT 80 O'CLOCK p. M, ell that csrtaIl
piece, psrcel or lot of ground, lying and being in
the city of Washington in the District Of Columbia
and known and described the ground plat or
plan OF said city as part Of lot numbered twenty
one. in square numbered nine hundred and four
(SO4, beginning at the line dividing lot numbered
tweL ty-two one hundred and twenty feet from the
corner of street and Sth street east running
thence north on a line with said Sth street forty
(4 feet thence vest seventy (10) feet aud six (6)
inches thence south Ill feet thence west to the
alley BIS laid down in the plan of said square thence
south bounded by said alley to the liue OF LOT num-
bered CD thence east along the line of
said lot numbered twenty-five (22) to the place OF
beginning together with the improvements.
Terms prescribed by decree: One third of the
purchase money in cash, and the residue in two
equal instruments at one and two years, notes to
bear interest and to be secured by trust on prep
erty sold. If terms of sale are not complied with
in ten days from sale the Trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fautnS purchaser, after giving five days notice Of
such resale IN some newspaper published in Wash
ington, D. G. COnveyancing, &c at purchasers
cost. A deposit of one hundred dollars viii be re-
quired at time of sale.
JOSEPH F. HODGSON, Trustee,
HOS 18th street northwest.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
oct1S-m, tn, s&ds.
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'THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer-

TNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer-
SALE OF VACANT LOT IN SQUARE No. 2s.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Novem- azA
Der 9th, 1874 and recorded in Liber 1857, folio ~
BIO, one of the land records for the District Il,
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the party So
cured thereby. will offer at public sale, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, 18th DAY OF NovEM-
BER, 1880. AT THE HoUR OF O'CLOCK P. NJ all
that part Of Lot number "a. In Square number 49,
Beginning at the southeast corner Of an alley, and
run south to the soute line of the Lot. then west
along the south line 100 feet to the east line OF
alley, then north rs feet, then east 100 feet to the
place Of beginning.
Terms; One half Of the purchase msney in cash.
the residue in twelve months, with interest or the
nov5-5t &. P. JACKSON, Trustee.
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pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

v.; TIE gEEar D9yBhs TRAoK.
and Southwest.
ahe esff s sIgRHanss MsK 2Sc 4Fss at 80
., o9U a.m.-Batimore, Ellicett City and Way Sta
$50 -m.-tBsltmore E1press
20 2; m.IBaltiIaore, annapolis and way. (Pied
nlGnt, strssburg, Winchester, Hagerstown. Freda
s5os.m Point OF Rocks and way stations.
go 30 .. m.-stan1Ion and vs. Springs Express.
BAN ore Express Parior car to New York and
9 200 a.m.-.on Sunday only-Baltimore, Annapo-
30 a.m:-tst. Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
at Point Of Rocks fer Frederick and stations east Of
PIEDMONT. except snnday.) Pullman car to Gin
G GIIan ana Loasv,ie daily; Grafton to Sandusky
10, 1900 m-Rstin1ere Express. Stops at Bladens
uon. Jessups snd Hanover.
12I0 p. m.-Baitimore, Annapolis. ElIcott City
1s5 PM Baltimore and Laurel Express
da0 MON snndsy only, Baltimore and Way.
r. 10y ?. m'-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
$50 m..Baltmore and Way Stations fWin-
CHESTER Frederick, aaserstoTn ana Way, via Re-
4 so p.m.-Baltimore. Bladensburs and Laurel
Txprsss; Frederick. via Relay. stops at Annapolis
4:3s R:m.:-tPoint Of Rocks. Frederick, Hsgers-
to Point q ReeEs and Way Stations only. IN ''naa'
40 m.-tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
sac p.m.-tChicaso and Columbus Express
Sleeping cars to Chicago daily.
6:45 p m. -tPhilsdelphia and Baltimore Express
Stops at Bladensbur9 and Laurel
S:oe p. m.-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
P.m-BALTi&okEa AND HSE s IIUREL Ex
so p.m.-tst. Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago and
f1ttsDnrg Express. (P1ttsburg, except Sunday
Sleeping cars TO st. Louis aad Pttsburg
Express.
l6;15 p:;m,r1tNEM YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
dephia.
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station
For further information apply at the Baltimore
6c3. GIG and Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked ard received at any point in the city
W. NJ. CLEMENTS. Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. EOONTZ. General Agent.
O. Z. LORD. General Passenger Agent n3yl7
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SPORTING Wattcv~.
riCYCLK CHANPfONsNIp


At'he recent series of bicycle RACES In proyt-
eeice IN hIror OF The opening OF the new track
10y the club OF that city, the alnateur cbannton
snip race did Lot come of. IL was postpoped
IN NAY neNt, when IL will be run In this city st
tEe meeting or the League Of American WhaeI
men. II is hoped that the Championship WIN
be run by rider sonth OF New York Al the
meeting here next May IL Is how expected thar
over five hundred riders viii be present . Mr.
II. = owen, captain OF the Capital Bicycle Ciuh
OF this city. who went 10 Providence, brought
back two medals-one gathered in on the o.
mile race, and the other won In the half mile
dash.
THK SIX DAYS WALKING MATCH
in London. for the Ashley belt, which began on
Monday morning last, was concluded at i0:4s
O'Clock Saturday night with the following score:
Rowell. Sec miles; Littlewood 40 miles: DObler
5GS miles at 1924 O'Clock amid great excitement
ana Cheering. About eight thousand persons
We're present at the finish. The receipts for the
week are estimated at G. 400. As this is the
tRird tlre Rowen las Won the belt IL now be-
comes bis property.
AZ P1ttsburg, John Mcmahon. OF Vermont.
champion wrestler OF the world. and w. j. Far
rel, or san Francisco, have signed articles OF
agreement FOR a wrestling match 20 take place
AT tne Lyceum Theater on SATURDAY evening.
tne lSth INST, the stakes 20 be S. 600 the cham
pionship belt now held by Mcmahon, and the
admission money.
The foot ban match in Toronto. Canada.
SATURDAY, between the teams OF the Michigan
MYERS ". or Ann Arbor. and Toronto Tniyer-
Sity,. was won by the former by a goal and
touchdown 10 nothing.
Frank II. Hart aud John Ennis have slgned
articles for a siN-day foot IA ce for the OIesry
nelt. 10 take place IN New York on or near the
holiday week. Other competitors may enter py
paying the S50o entrance fee.
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, Ii. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.

h
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUSINESS
PROPERTY, BEING A FOUR-STORY BRICK
STORE AND DWELLING, No lib STREET
SOUTHEAST, CAPITOL HILL.
= By virtue Of certain deed of trust. dated -
September 23d, A. D. 1874, and duly recorded ina
in Iaber No 161, folio 800 one Of the land 4.2-
ton Of the party secured thereby, we win sell at
R1b1G auction, in front of the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 18th, A. d. $780, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. ~. the following described real estate
situate in the city of Washington, District of 90
lnba. ard being the eastern (20) twenty feet eight
81 inches front Ct Lot numbered seventeen 90 by
the depth thereof, il square numbered seven hun
provenents. sc.
=, Terms Of sale: The amoune of the principal Of
the debt (S6 0OG) with the interest due thereon and
the expenses Of sale in cash. balance at six 60,
twelve 90, and eighteen Q9) months. for which
notes of the purchaser bearing interest and Sc
cured by deed of trust 90 the property soid viii
taken. deposit of 800 viii be required of the
purchaser at ti4e 0, sale and all conveyancins at
purchasers cost. If terms of sac are not COM
pl ed with in ten days from day OF sale the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at the rs
and cost OF the defauting purchaser after five day
notice.
ALEX ANDER WHILLDIN {rr,,..oo,
nov2-eod SAAUEL GROSS Af"s'ees'
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WILD DrCKs.-It Il estimated that 5000 wild
DUCKS were taken on the Susquehanna fats In
the vicinity OF Havre de Grace, last Monday the
nrst day OF the ducking season. A number OF
prominent gentlemen from New YORK includ-
Ing Judge Gllderseeve, participated In the
slaughter. The greatest number or ducks Killed
oy any one box was that OF Messrs. Mahan aud
Dobson, who secured $40: the highest number
oI any sneak boat was that OF Capt. Todd who
got 10 The fats still abound with ducks and
IL Is SAID that there is no perceptibe decrease
since The day before the cunning season
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BROS, Aucuoneers,

ttUNCANoON BtOS., AuctlOneerS,
FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ON
H5s II bS ss s5S R5AD 1 II s sod
=, By virtue of a deed of trust, dated May S,,a
No H. folios 2si etc one Of the tsnd record
books for Prince Georges county, state Of Mary.
District Of 0oIsmbia ct tie ofice Of 1aneapson
northwest. on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
En- 81. 1850 At IT,. Fous ocLook
county Of Prince orge state Of Marsan ID the te
5s besnpn n d for the same at e.'ne Planted on
lie CAROLS land and running thence with the same
south eighty one (s1 degrees Is minutes) degrees
Ds;s as@s sioas
hah s7 percaes : ssst sd BY said Mea ai:
north u VISIT thre
quarter APO perches thence north forty three as
west us daxssss 1881 s1d pes teh5Fy
ssb the , bsssiinnning containing two and
and state, and described as follows. to wit: cot
Castle mnor ssd WSch Ht was a or cone
WI WI. Easily by Ihos Nc 0ormick by deed dated the
IN ser B.. Foo S. 5,' e Geo one Of
i've n he h ad
which was conveyed to g. +. Fischer by G. o. Ma
sru6er. irustee, by deed bearing date the 22d day
was conveyed by said Fischer to the said Daniel
Mehrling by deed dated 30th January, 1867, which
DEED has been duly recorded in Liber F. g., num-
Der 4, Folio ~, etc, one of the land records for
d said lot Of Ghum or Ghilon Castle Manu-
bounded and described IS follows to wit: Begin
mug Tor the same at q stone planted on the west
slde OF the public road leading to the 'Sgo Mil,
sa1d stone being, being boundary Of W. kosack's
three CID degrees, west eleven CID perches with
said road; then south forty six 46 deg 80 "a WI
ategress ana thirty minutes west two ca perches;
I'VE minutes vest, sixteen (16} perchss. leaving
the road then north sixteen degrees dc deg. west,
twenty-five and three quarter (25%) perehes to the
mess n se, Or said Mehrsgs land and with the
and thirty minutes east thirty four and one-half
aa perches TO the beginning containing one and
@ Ienths $40 acres, more or less, being the
~ said Mehrlirg TO said Kosack by deed dated the
h cay OF September, 1875, and duly recorded In
I9e record Office Of said county and state in Liber
IN NO ~ folio 4S6. etc.. together with all the
and appurtenances to the same belonging or in any
WISE appertaining, improved by Frame House.
1ls property is sold subject to first and prior
S aes1 o. trust in the sum of 81 $780, made the
p. p No II, folio $40, one of the land record
p91As Tor Prince Georges county, Maryland.
rex HaMs: One third cash, and the balance in six
to1 WE'VE (l2l and eighteen Q8) months. with in
deed OF trust ON the property or ali cash, Ut option
u purchaser. $500 deposit at time Of SALE and all
Sseohseysnc!ng at cost OF purchaser. II terms OF
reserves the right to resell the properly at the risk
a a cost OF the defaulting purchaser, after five
oo,,o 49,, sNEHEG1AH H. MILLER. Trustee.
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MARRIED..

POIST-E0YTS On Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 18th, 1850, at the residence nf the brides pa
rents, by the hev. Alexander Kent, ROBERT @.
PeIsTo Of Baltimore, Md, to RESRIETrA MOVES, OF
Washington, ID. G.
.wHITE-FLAHRRTT At st. Aloysius Church.
this,9 O'Clock am. November Slh, lsse, by tbs
Rev. Chas. II. jenkins, J., RICHARD K. WHITE
TO MARY j. FLAHERTY. both of This city.
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FEPoSTED Loss OF THE JEANNElTE-The
steamer oceanic, from Hong Kong, Oct. II, via
lokonama, oct II, brings news that the Amerf-
can steamer Courier, which arrived at Hakod4df
on the 18TH OF october, reports the arrival at
PeropaulofsA OF steam whaler which
announced that, according to Information
received nom natives, the Jennette and some
Whalers have been lost with all hands the yes
selS having been crushed IN tie ice
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NLYDE,s NEW EXPRESS LINE
J

WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN, ALEX ANDRIA
AND PHILADELPHIA,
CONNECTING at PHILADELPHIA WITH CLYDF's
LINES FOR NEW YORK, BOSTON, PRovIDENoE
FALL RIVE, AND ALL POINTS IN THE NKw
ENGLAND STATES.
Through bills of ladins given.
SAILING DAYS.
From Washing ton-Mondays at pm
From Phiadeiphia-Saturdays,a at 10 am.
Freight received daily until pm. GEORGETOWN
20 DDS received and delivered at Washington.
Wharf, foot Of 18th street
WILLIAM ?. CLYDE co, General Managers,
1:South Wherves, Philadelphia; J. II. JOHNSON
1 CO., Agents. 12th- st. wharf and 1902 ST. NV.
v Washington. auS27
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How Women Vote in wyoming.

telegram from Cheyenne, Wy. T., says: In
wyoming elections, as is well known, the wo-
men are power which cannot be ignored.
When the occasion seems to require It. the bet
ter sort OF ladies go to the polls as well as the
ignorant and vicious. From my own observa-
ton should say that the woman voter, while
less familiar With character and party princi-
PIES Is more conscientious, Independent, aad
instinctively right than the male voter. They
scratch their tickets good deal At the polls
there is nothing Objectionable to the lady
voter. The law requires a cleared space OF
fifteen feet square In front of the ballot
box. The utmost quiet prevails and when
lady walks up to deposit her ballot she meets
nothing but Difference and politeness from OH
Gals and spectators. Usually they ride up TO
polling places In carriages provided py tne
party managers. The lady, with her vote
already prepared, alights from the crrrlage, the
crowd, II any, quietly falls back 20 open the
passage way while she walks 10 the window or
opening behind which sit the clerk ana election
Judges, gives her name. drops her vote In the
box, and returns. Her age is not inquired into
Nobody challenges q womanS vote. The no an
with the hardihood and fool courage to do that
thing is not known TO this race OF people. The
republican campaign committee made fine
stroke recently by hiring In advance all the
teams I'm the city to provide carriages for all the
ladies and men voters residing at distance.
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WILLIE SPRAGUE's SHOT AT Trustee THoNP-
SoN.-Wfllfe, the fffteen-year. old son OF ex-Gov.
Sprague, made an unsuccessful attempt I'm
Rhode Island, Saturday, to shoot Rob't Tnomp-
son, his mothers trustee. de fired one shot
from pistol, the bali whiZZing close By Mr.
ThompSon'S head The scene of the attempt
was near the wreck OF the Rhode Island where
Mr.. Thompson had driven a party OF gentle
men.
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CHINESE SBSTENCKD.-GoV. Hennessy. of Hong
Kong, has recently sentenced two Cinnamon 10
two years Imprisonment for OBTAINING wo-
man with intent TO sell her, and two other cuI-
prfts convicted OF OBTAINING ive boys TO sell into
slavery were each sentenced 70 seven years
imprisonment
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CUT N TWO By A TRAIN.-Joseph Hamil. a Cit
zen OF oceanp0rt, 4. j.. was struck by freight
train On the Central railroad OF New Jersey
saturday, near Branchport, while attempting
10 cross the track, his body being cut IN two
Just above the waist and one leg amputatad
De leaves wife and four children